Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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Leff: Howard Chinn discusses ies? resulfs wifh Rick Warren. Righlz Mrs, McCreary inferprefs fesf for Merrieffa Randolph H Lj7'0Lf G IDA CE Mgfwm 6 M, 15,7 Guidance has long been an inevifable parf of +eaching. Each VZQJ' I ' J +eacher is a privafe guidance counselor +o her sfudenfs. Before fha ' ' inaugurafion of fhe new guidance deparfmenf fhe adminis+ra+orsf'fLe,.!6 fa and feachers provided fhe only counseling fhe Enid Schools had? Z f Now school children of all ages have counseling and guidance +hrough +he Enid School's new guidance deparfmenf sei' up under , , NL 5 +he direcfion of Howard Chinn, Enid High School psychologis+' Mrs. Nelle McCreary, Dean of Girls, and Kenne+h Sorey, juni ff'-f '1fff'9'C7 '-4 high and elemen+ary school psychologisf. fi L ,LAD E ,vga gf, f E .f K , Siudenf groups lilre fhese were offen compleling fesis in fhe guidance olilice. I ' , ' 1 5 i g 'fiflifgj

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A spacious, well sloclied library is a musl fo mainfain fhe sfandard of culfural develop- meni' achieved in Enid High School. Over 9,000 volumes adorn fhe shelves. Enid High School boasfs a beauliful audi- 'lorium wiih a sealing capacify of l,50O per- sons who have enioyed dignifaries, poli+ical leaders, famous enferiainers, and renowned speakers as well as fhe mos? prized assem- blies of Enid High's own Sfudenl Body. The archifecfure of Enid High School is an ageless Modern Gofhic slyle. ll combines lhe beauliful European columns of ihe Me- dieval ages wilh lhe praclicabililies ol mod- ern consfruciion. . 2 'Xi T 'T-X.wy-5 Sqifig gi. Eg, X lg? We QQ , i ' gi ' S rl. Y' 23 V X51 T' xr Cr Y' Q. N, f Slwifeezb KP V S R if e W - I E, lift: gi 'QQHL41 - dvi ii 'lg .. C? X ' A Q' ffl X ggi 'X E ai P- H es, X A lg exif ff fs if i C3 le Fi I Vi. cox? X G Q A JN, i. ,X A fu 'x rg i X 5, fi iv Neg l , N ps , rlix Wise, 5 ,if 9' PQ 1,523 Q-KJ .Q ge 9 l lf LQ Q F N gg f W1 5 Q - 25 Q? 'Kia si 5115. Q9 , my .V . 1' N L if-Af' Qi l

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mm . 9.14 , ' X .NEW if Q5 s sl 'W' ff Mekcrffzgfzlni 5fiEiZ'A3ii'1f' .y-'ff ijj, 'M in 'J-mszsgwi If signs.,-.i.ai X . A R 1 , , 77367-ewes.-sf,,A,. , 4' f - r' I , .. I 1 I! I l . f ' F f 1 1 A f ' , 1 1 I . , A' i X I f ll 1 f l 'IK I Margarei' Roelse gels sfuclenf file on Blaine Smifh for Mr. Chinn, explaining his lest resulfs fo Blaine. Mr, Selby explains Siudenf Direcfory fo Tommy Lansden, Sophomore Presidenf, and Susan Scoii, Sophomore Secrela ry. Junior English Class falres aplifude fesi wilh fhe counseling of Miss Milam, ple' . , I Ss, 1 1 '.gQ,gl.., 'Q Mrs. ln+roducing a comprehensive fesling program fo serve The sfudenfs of Enid schools was one of fhe main obiecfives of fhe Guidance Deparfmenf during lhis lirsf year in which an office was officially sei up. Sfudenfs spenl' many hours seelc- ing advice on fheir own pofenrial apri- fudes as indicafecl by various iesfs, made inquiries eboui scholarships, financial op- porlunifies in various vocafions, profes- sional requiremenfs, and problems of per- sonal adjusfmenr fo economic as well as social sifuaiions. Aim lcepl' consfanfly in mind was more complefe fraining for beffer adius+ed lives. McCreary and Mr. Chinn. 'Y