Enid High School - Quill Yearbook (Enid, OK)

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Mauk Continues Inspired Leadership CHECKING records, Mr. Mauk works with Mrs. Scott, registrar. Beginning his second year as principal of Enid High School, lVlr. Gene lVlauk Worked throughout the summer to prepare for the official opening of school on August 26. ln spite of his many admin- istrative duties, he had time to visit classrooms and talk with students personally. Loyal and completely devoted to lfnid High, he was an avid supporter of every phase of the school. These characteristics, along with his dry humor and his hilarious definitions on pep assem- hlies, made lVlr. Wlauk a capalmlc, friendly and well-liked principal. NIR. GENE MXUK. Principal .IOKES BRING smiles lo the Mauks al the UE-ICT Banquet. FYROLLXIENT i'llIll.t'l'l'lll'E occupies Hr. Hank, Chuck Groves li

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ENID BOARD OF EDUCATIONWML Allie Paine, Mr. John Thorpe, Mrs. Margaret Buvinger Cprcs.J, Mr. Wes Mounts Enrollment Growth Challenges Board Increasing enrollment in the Enid Public School System provided Mr. O. T. Autry, superin- tendent of schools, and the Enid School Board with many challenging problems. Enidis growing school population necessitated adding three portable classroom units to Eisen- hour Elementary School and to Waller' Junior High School. The School Board also provided for the pav- ing of three new student parking lots on the east side of the high school. The administration did a comprehensive study of a school lunch program and presented it to the patrons in a bond election Where it was defeated. As always, lVlr. Autry and the School Board mem- hcrs spent much time planning for future improve- ments to the school system. 16 Cv.- res Dr. loc Br ant Mr. Cleo Fisher and Dr. Milhur 1 - , . - Carey-meet in llie central office conference room. ' , lf42'1wV-iv!-fF5S25SSs1,'w.- ,,. : . , Z,2,gggi:gfg.i:ggiggs5?iEs5g.5,is -, . - J 2. .M 7,77 wifS-iffzs-tzfsszgzsiss-sis,-aww 2-s 1-tw af: -sr ergszzse-,assi - is r HQEJQYE: Es, wr:- ' f K .ja V.: V 32 .2 ' l A ,W V H.: S +1 MR. O. T. AUTRY, Superintendent of Schools

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GUIDANCE DIRECTORS: Mr. Zorns Berry, Mrs. Nelle McCreary, Mr. .lerc Cigoux, Mrs. Ann Martin, and Mr. Richard Snell Assistants Direct chool Personnel Counseling, enrolling, and informing the stu- dent body kept the Guidance Department busy. Vice-principals, Mr. Stanley Jenkins and Mr. Tom Niles, assisted this department, as well as the principal in making the school run smoothly. Mr. Jenkins' down-to-earth humor and friend- liness made his job of helping teachers and mak- ing schedule changes a pleasant one. A graduate of Phillips University, Mr. ,lenkins finished his second year as vice-principal in Enid High. Mr. Niles completed his first year as assistant principal in charge of discipline. As a former mechanical drawing teacher of ten years at EHS, Mr. Niles coached foothall and haskethall. He graduated from Northwestern State College at Alva with HA. and lVl.Ed. degrees. Mr. Tom Niles, Assistant Principal Mr. Stanley Jenkins, Assistant Principal