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THE QUILL MAGAZINE ENID, OKLAHOMA TABLE o1frjoNT13NTS Q I Page H W f f YW f inri f ADIVIINISTRATIOINI- fllrlxlrrr' 17111011 ,, ,, 4 GIQNTLEIVIEN OI? lNI5I.UIQNGIf-Grllrgr IICIF7' ...,. 5 Volume xl Mar, 1944 1JAc:U1jrY,,.. .. .. .A ,, ,. I . ,,, I ,, 6 T VVI'IO'S VVHO IN li.H.S ..,....,..,,, .,.,... , ,,,,,,..,.,,, . ., , 7 Yynblmbsd by Um SINIOR CLASS or EMD HIGH SVHOUI' C1AI.I2NDARf- ,Vary Katharine Thomas and ,Vary Sus Lmlif, ,,..,. ,,,, . I 9 Enid, Oklahoma IZNID HIGH REORGANIZED Frank Howard and lamrs ll'l11tr.. ,,,, .,,..,..., I 0 I7OOTBAl.I.f-Iobn twfillalran, ,.,,...AA,.A,,.,.,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,A,,,,,.,,,,AA,A, ,,,,,,,,,A A,,,,,,,,,,,AV I 4 , 6 l Q 7'hf f'.Qt4P'1f'ff by GVNF Mfffffww' Q I'LAINSMEN'S PRIDE AND IOY ---lfntty Thomas mf ,wary Kafbnrmc Tlvomas,.I6 62 U'-f'aL'fd 'W T '1 50 THW'15T'1RN LNG'W'1NG W UNITED FOR VICTORY-fllarv L'1fZalwt1, Partrr ,,,.,,..,,A ,I It ,,, ,,,A ,,,,, A, A ,,,,,, I 1 8 Tulsa, Oklahoma N 1 ' IIASKI:TBAl..l.'-'Ifir'lJard ffrzdfrxon .... ,...., . ,,,,..,..,.., A,,,,,A,, 2 2 , 65 Tlrnzmi by Tllli I'l'RCT2l,1, Cowl-ANY, lbflfllflwfm STRICTLY INSTRUMENTAL -4-Rath Lzllzbrirlgc .,,,..,,....A,.A,,,.,,,,,,,,.., , ,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,, 23, 64 Enid, Oklahoma ORGANIZATIONS OI? IINID HIGH link Frccraan and Herbert Alrlyllcrry ,,....., 26, 27 I:.H,S. SONGS ....... ,,...,, ..... .,,,,,..,, ,.......Y..,....,,,... . , ,,.. ...........,........, , .,...,..,,., ,,,,,,,,,., 3 I I Sponmrfa' by RlrTn SCOTT and V. O, IVIARSIIAII AND THE ANGELS SING --Iolvcn Htrntcrv ,......,.. .....,,. ,..,,T,,..,,,,,,.,, 32 - -V -- -- ---W -V - SENIOR SGOOI'-f lfftty Lou Purdy and Pat Hfadrifk .,.........,.. 34, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70 SENIORS OI7 l944-- Norrna Ima AITJUVVIKIJ and llrtty Lou Purdy ......,..,,,,,.,..,, 36, 37, 33, 39 IIAII., FNID HIGH SGHOULI.. ., ,,,...,. ..., ,,,,,, .,,.....,, ,,,,,,,.,,, ,,.,.., , . . , , .40 41 T515 yfdf THU QUH1 IWAUVINI5 fm 4 1w0'fF1f1l rw- SIENIORS or 1944 at zvm-mtl Lfa 'rtmmm and may Lou :way ,,.,..,. it 42, 43, 44 45 POV' Ffffff to Pmmf 44 f'ffWf'f Wd ff'mI'l'ff, C I HTHIE DOCTOR HAS A DAnc5H'rraR zvafmf, lem- zffttfu, ,I 47 of both tha regular and extra curricular actioztirs of UNIORS IN RVVUF HI D d I C, Q 4g Enid High Students. Second, to serve as a rarnindrr I ' ' K L In mmr Im HW 'am AA ' 'A 'AAA ' L of ,hr fad that our Jcbgolj dflbough tgmporarily SOPHOIVIORI2 HIGHLIGHTS--Norma Il'!U'IVIl,' Cola and fllaud Sfrivnrrv, .. ,,,, 50 divided, is actuaiiy insrparailia. Her xpirit, bar grand EYES RlGHTl '-'Mary lo lfrown ..... ....... , .,..... , 53 fffldifivm and CMJIOWH 514114 0141 450110 df! flfu- 1'nYs1c:AL HvUciAT1oN zwaml n,m1m,, t,.,... 56 If this annual sfrvrs as a rvmindnr of your assoria- MAY FEI-15,,,,N,,,,,,,, ffm '17,,,,,,,,, VVVVQVV ---., ,QQIA - I 57 tions and good limos in Enid High School, we shafi FORMAL OPENYNG FOR ASSEMBLY AVVV 60 have accomplzsbsd our purposcp. -4 , RlzI'RIQAT lolvn flltfllfllulrz ,,,, ,.,......... . .. ...,,,, 78 TH13 QUILT lW,VxofxzlNL Smlflf. STAR SPANGLED BANNER ..,,,,, 79 T I I 4 . K Y . QUILL MAGAZINE STAITI7 Lower Row: Darden fITC2IIlll'C XVritcrj, N, Thomax fScnior Iiditurj, Lcslic fliodak liditorj, Brown fTvpistj, B, Thomas fTypistj, Scrivncr KSOPIIOIIIOYC Fdilorj, I.illil1ridgc fI7catnrc W'ritc'rj, Cole fSOl7IIOlI10l'l' liditorj, Gatos flnnior Fditorj, Vincy ffcatnrc WfllCI',. Sauna' Row: Scott fSponsorQ, Purdy fScnim' lidimrj, Dcnncr flnnior Ildimrj, Gray fTypistj, Ilnmcr CTypistj, NI, Thomas fliodak Iidimrj, Dillon fTypistj, I-Icadrick fI5catnrc Writcrj, Porter Clfcatnrc Vlfrilcrl, Hatch ffypistj, Marshall fSponsorj. Uppar Row: Freeman fAdvc-rtising Stallj, Whitc' fA1lN'l'fllSIlIg Stallj, Perm-r flinsincss Nlanagcrj, Ivlaybcrry fSports Iiclilorj, Ivlahonvy fAdvCrtising Staflj, Howard fEditor-in-Chicfj, McMal1an fSports Ilclitorj, Anderson ISPOFIS lfditorj.
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4 ,. -'l - 1-ar. -.-a J g iuuulu mun IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL Q Your .Appearance ls Our Business There ls a Great Day Coming V Some day you will not have to be thinking and planning for war . . . and our boys and girls will be A coming home . . . to the America where free peo- ple can live happy, vote honestly., speak freely and worship as they choose. Let's all do every- thing within our power to hasten that clay. 0 l Q gd? .l. I 4 lim Lili' MJ Men's Wear The place to ga for names you know 'r e :sc :s r I IIIIIIIII IIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE Quiri. Miioixzmiz ENID BOARD OF EDUCATION Upper Row: Robert F. Barnes, Presidentg Lindol P. Corey, Vice-Presidents Cranvle Wilkinson, Niemberg Charles R. Born, Iviember. I.ower Raw: H. lf. Donnelley, Member, Dave Bucher, Member, Cecil Cox, Member. minisffzafion By MAXINE DILLON Perhaps you didn't know ,or, at least you never took the time to know, those seven distinctive gentlemen of the Enid Board of Education. Six of the members are elected from each of the six wards of the city with one member-at-large. A stately group of men are they, dedicating their time and patience to see that we obtain one of the highest educational programs in the state. This year's members are: Robert E. Barnes, President, Lindol Corey, Vice-President, H. E. Donnelley, hfiemberg Charles R. Born, Nlemberg Granvle Wilkiiison, Nlemberg Cecil Cox, Niemberg and Dave Bucher, Niember. It is to these gentlemen that fall all prob- lems envolving the up-keep and general wel- fare of the school system, a task that keeps the Board in regular sessions throughout the year. To DeWitt Waller, Superintendent of the Schools, falls the actual administration. Aid- ing Mi'. Waller and the Board is a staff com- prised of lviartin Niiller, Clerk, C. G. Dan- ford,vTreasurer, and R. E. Carroll, Auditor. The Board members work in committees within the Board with each member a chair- ma11 of one committee and the President a member of all committees. Problems arising are thus taken to the various committees which are: Purchasing Committee, Teachers' Committee, Building and Grounds Commit- tee, Finance Committee, Insurance Commit- tee, and Custodian Committee. The com- mittee brings its solution of a problem before the Board, and the issue must have a major- ity vote to pass the approval of the entire Board. One of the highest qualihed teaching forces is employed by the Board. Ir is their desire to sec that every boy and girl in this community receives an education that will benefit him to the fullest extent in his life to come in our great democracy. The Board of Education owns and operates a modern warehouse and shop which is under the supervision of Vernon Duckett, Super- intendent of Building and Grounds. The warehouse is maintained by a competent force of carpenters, electricians, and workmen Whose skillfulness saves the school district a considerable amount of expense. Niaintenance of the grounds and buildings is kept to the highest possible standard in the state. A major catastrophe this year brought problem upon problen1 to the Enid Board. With the burning of the high school build- ing, approximately one thousand students were without accommodations. The Board, with its usual efficiency, acted immediately and soon decided upon the solution to the perplexing problem. Now, the Board is involved in the prob- lems that arise from the reconstruction and enlargement of the high school building. A sufhcient amount of fire insurance was re- ceived and is to be applied on the new building. Roy W. Shaw, architect, has been employed by the Board to draw up plans for the new building. As soon as the plans are approved and the necessary bond election held, bids will be submitted on the competi- tive bid basis for the equipment and con- struction of the building. These men have given unrelentlessly of their time, effort, and patience to see that we obtain a school system that is modern, economical, with educational standards meet- ing the requirements of all accrediting agen- cies. It is through their close cooperation with school ofhcials that an enviable education P1'0- gram has been developed. Enid is truly proud of her Board of Education,
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