Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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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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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