Fox High School - Our Echo Yearbook (Fox, OK)

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Fox Parent -Teacher Association FIRST ROW: Mfr. Earl Benton, Secretaryg Mfr. Brown, Preridentg Mrs. Randall Hallarlay, Program Clvairrnang Mrs. lobn Stoker, Parent Eduration Clair Chairman, SECOND ROW.' Hugh Lowe, Treasurer, Mfr. Howard Rockhold, Chairman of Home Room Motlrerrg Mrs. Ernest lViningl1am, Pulzlicationx Chairman, Mrs. W. L. Ogden, Hospitality Chairman, Randall Holladay, Chairman of Nrfduisory Committee. - HE FOX Parent-Teacher Association is happy to present a report of progress for the year 1939-40. Activities have been carried on in practically every field represented by our State and National Congresses. We are especially grateful to our most competent and faithful Committee Chairmen, and to our Superintendent of Schools, and members of the faculty, for their fine spirit of cooperation with the P. T. A. Last year our P. T. A. was rated as a superior association by the state board. Our projects for the year were A Community Recreation Program and An Enlarged Adult Education Program. The Adult Education Program was extended from one Study Club 1938-'39 to three Study Clubs in 1939-'40. Our clubs are: Family Life Radio Club Mrs. J. B. Crews, Chairman Parent Education Club Mrs. John Stoker, Chairman Music Club Mrs. Edgar Moose, Chairman Our year was opened by a School of Instruction 'led by Mrs. E. E. Brown, president, Dun- can City Council, and Mrs. Glen Thompson, Carter County Extension Chairman. Other guest speakers on the program were the unit presidents from Duncan and Healdton chapters. Other Activities of the year were: 1. Workbooks were provided for underprivileged children from the first grade through high school. 2. The High School Annual was assisted financially. 3. Founders Day was observed with a tea in which our past local presidents and faculty members outstand- ing in service were honored. 4. Delegates were sent to the Regional, State and National Conventions. 5. Our annual Hallowe'en Carnival furnished desirable Hallowe'en recreation for the community and raised necessary money for the year's expenses. 6. Back to School Night and Room Exhibits were observed. 7. Through the Summer Round-Up, and Community and State Health Departments, free medical and dental examinations were given to pre-school children and all school children. Mrx. Alvin Troopj Alum Troop, Mem llrrrliip Claairmanj Mrs. llrlerle Belrer Welfare Clrairmang Mrs. f. B. Crewx Family Life Radio Club Chairman. it 5

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