Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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Mng. E011-11 PINKERTON R. F. Ilavss Mus. DELMA Scnnocx AL W. BRA1'r1Iw-im-3 Ti-:n COLDIRON CASEY COTILMIA CLEO FISHER ENID BOARD OF EDUCATION TOP Row: Mrs. Edith Pinkerton, President, R. F. Hayes, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Delma Schrock, A1 VV. Braitliwzlite. BOTTOM Row: Ted Coldiron, Casey Cohlmia, Cleo Fisher. Who's had the style, and who had the pep? Who was really hep? Why, the Enid School Board naturally! If it hadn't been for these seven unpaid people, we would have had no school at all since it was their duty to hire our teachers, Superintendent Waller, and Mr. Selby. These tireless workers were Edith Pinkerton, president, R. F. Hayes, vice-president, Delma Schrock, Ted Coldiron, Casey Cohlmia, Cleo Fish- er, and A1 Braithwaite. These mem- bers were elected for four terms staggered so that four are elected at one biennial election and three at the alternate biennium insuring ex- perienced personnel on the board all the time. . There were six standing commit- tees besides the sites c o m m i t t e e whose duty was to choose land for new school sites as they are needed. The year of 1955-56 the school board bought land in the Bass-Everett Ad- dition for a grade school, and they were making plans to build a third 8 tjdmmzbhahbn BY KAY MEIBERGEN junior high. Those who made up the sites committee were Ted Coldiron, chairman, Cleo Fisher, and Delma Schrock. The standing committees Were: Teachers: Casey Cohlmia, chairman, Delma Schrock, and Ted Coldirong Insurance: R. F. Hayes, chairman, Cleo Fisher and Ted Coldirong Fi- nance: Delma Schrock, chairman, Casey Cohlmia and R. F. Hayesg Pur- chasing: Ted Coldiron, chairman, Al Braithwaite and Casey Cohlmiag Building and Grounds: Cleo Fisher, chairman, Delma Schrock and Al Braithwaiteg Custodian: Al Braith- waite, Cleo Fisher and R. F. Hayes. The regular meetings took place the first Monday evening of each month at 7:30, however there were called meetings whenever necessary. Mrs. Pinkerton and Mrs. Schrock attended the National School Board Association in Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 16-18, of 1956. That was the first time the Enid School Board had been represented at a National Meeting. They also attended the State School Board Convention in Oklahoma City and the District Meeting, of which Mrs. Pinkerton was secretary, at Alva. These ever working people made additions to Adams, Monroe, Cool- idge, Taft, and Hoover Grade Schools, built a balcony at Longfellow Junior High's Auditorium, and built on to Emerson Junior High's Cafeteria plus several new classrooms and more locker space in the Gymnasium. At high school, an offstreet parking lot and sidewalk were added on the west side of the practice field, and the south half of the Plainsmen Stadium was completed. Yes, we truly had a lot to be thank- ful for. If it hadn't been for this spir- ited crew, we would have had noth- ing. Students and Enid citizens thank the Enid School Board for their un- tiring aid and forward looking im- provements to the Enid School Sys- tem. THE QUILL

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