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Board and administration work harmoniously ENID BOARD OF EDUCATION: Dr. Milburn Carey, Leonard Edwards, Wes Mounts, Mrs. Margaret Buvinger, Allie Paine, John Thorpe, president; O. T. Autry, superin tendent of Enid Schools, and Mr. Cleo Fisher. BOARD OF EDUCATION works many long hours to put school programming into action to advance educational achievement. 18
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Dedicated service points To continuing progress Respectful appreciation for traditionally fine qualities and excellent service combined with new innovations to the school to give a new dimension to Plainsman thinking and a re-evaluation of what things are important. Jack Webb presented the Plainsman head tie clasps to the men on behalf of Enid High students. All four men were for¬ mer secondary school principals and former Enid High coaches. The awards represented one hundred and fifty-seven years of service. LETTERMEN KURT FRANTZ and Ken Mendenhall try on the new blazers to be worn by athletes on game days. PRINCIPAL JACK WEBB presents Mr. De- Witt Waller with one of the Plainsman tie clasps in honor of the event. 7
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Dynamic superintendent heads Enid schools Throughout the school year many innovations in education were initiated into the Enid school system through the efforts of Mr. O. T. Autry, school super¬ intendent. Due to his progressive planning, elementary education and adult training greatly advanced. This year Enid voters overwhelmingly approved the building of a vocational-technical school to better bal¬ ance the curriculum for students wishing on-the-job training or supplementary vocations. This school was available for students outside of the Enid district and adults wishing retraining. Members of the Board of Education voted unani¬ mously in their May 3 meeting to name the new voca¬ tional-technical school, The O. T. Autry Vocational- Technical Center. Mr. Autry was also responsible for the new person¬ nel added to the school program. Three registered nurses divided their time between the twenty-three Enid Schools. An elementary counselor and a speech therapist were added for grade school children. Chero¬ kee Park Special Education School and adult educa¬ tion completed the extensive school plan. As his second year as superintendent of schools passed, Mr. Autry saw preliminary plans of the begin¬ ning put into reality. MR. O. T. AUTRY, school su¬ perintendent, initiates many ideas into Enid’s school curriculum. MR. AUTRY speaks with Leon¬ ard White, Blackwell, Allen Rob¬ son, Ponca City, Tom Sullivan, Stillwater, Oklahoma State De¬ partment, concerning Title I. 9
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