Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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ENID BUARIJ 0F EDUCATIU MR. DEWITT VVALLER, Superintendent MR. D. BRUCE SELBY, Principal Mr. Raymond F. Hayes Mr. Casey Cohlmia Mrs. Edith Pinkerton

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ADMI ISTR H0 The Enid Board of Education, composed of seven members elected to serve without pay for four years, included R. F. Hayes, President, Mrs. Iames Wykoff, Mrs. Edith Pinkerton, Allie Paine, who replaced Al W. Braithwaite when he went abroad on business, Cleo Fisher, Ted Coldiron, and Casey Cohlmia. De Witt Waller, Superintednent of Schools, was their adviser and executive instrument. The Board of Education was in charge of setting policies, hiring personnel, and general supervision of the entire school system. The school board decided what needed to be done, and Mr. Waller executed their instructions. Among their other duties were included monthly meetings, which were supplemented by many special meetings during the year. New construction, remodeling and expansion of existing facilities, and the purchasing of sup- plies were principal items under consideration. The new DeWitt Waller Iunior High School was under construction, and it was hoped that it would be occupied by an ex- pected enrollment of 500 by the second semes- ter of 1958-59. The new building would han- dle a maximum 1200 students. It was expected to relieve crowded conditions at both Emerson and Longfellow Iunior Highs and would neces- sitate rezoning the city. The additions to Longfellow Iunior High, which included nine classrooms, a band room, a choral room and a cafeteria, had been com- pleted and were in use. If financial circumstances permitted, expan- sion of Monroe, Coolidge, and Hoover grade schools was in the oiiing. Four classrooms would be added to each building. All in all, the Board of Education operated quietly and efficiently, allowing students to attend Enidis modern schools without being aware of the people responsible for the smooth- running school system. Mr. Cleo Fisher Mr. Ted Coldiron Mrs. Betty Jane Wykoff Mr. Allie Paine