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

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acuity tmrovtcfes ofeacferslujo BUCK, CARL. Southeastern State College, B.S., Oklahoma AKLM, M.A .... Superintendent of Fox schools since 1948 . . . at Fox twenty-three years . , . member of OEA, NEA, AASA, and Red Red Rose . . , hobbies are hunting and fishing. Oklahoma and Central United States delegate on transportation to the regional convention of the American Association of School Administrators in St. Louis, Missouri. BURAL, MRS. CAROLYN. Southeastern State Col- lege, B.A .... member of OEA . . . likes to play basketball . . . has taught junior high English and spelling three years at Fox . . , sponsors 4-H and eighth grade. CANNON, MRS. ROMINE. Southeastern State Col- lege, B.S .... member of OEA . . . eight years at Fox . . . enjoys cooking . . . teaches sixth grade , . . spon- sors grade 4-H. COHEA, MISS ROBERTA. Harding' College, Ark- ansas, B.S .... enjoys cooking . . . teaches third grade . . . third year at Fox , . . member of OEA and BSLPW. Buck Bural Fox Garrett FOX, MRS. OLA. East Central State College and Southeastern State College, B.S. hobbies include cook- ing, housekeeping, and house painting . . . twelve years at Fox . . . teaches fourth grade . . . member of OEA. GARRETT, MRS. Tl-IELMA. Attended Central State College and Southwestern State College , . . South- eastern State College, B.S. enjoys sewing . . . fifth grade teacher . . . OEA member . . . eleven years at ox. GRIMES, MRS. KATHRYN. Southeastern State Col- lege, B.S .... O E A member . . . likes to read . . . has taught first grade at Fox four years. GRIMES, BILLY RAY. Southeastern State College, B.A .... member of OEA . . . enjoys fishing . . . six- teen hours on master's degree . , . teaches math . . . sponsors' Math club and junior class . . . four years at Fox. Cannon Cohea Grimes Grimes --'Sf '-ug, hd!

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nv- f vi VITAL S'l'A'l'IS'l'ICS. Records for all students en rolling' were typed by Mrs. Mary Henson and Mrs. llorruee .lo VV:1tson. Ashmore Alexander Hadley Brown 3 p..--Auld .J -7 -Q- SCHOOL DAYS. Stacks of books disappeared as Miss Ruth Norvill checked them out to students on enrollment day. GE'l I'ING OLD. Dr. C. R. Trammell explains that poor eyesight causes many reading: failures, as he demonstrates the telebinoeular to Fox teachers. Mrs. Thelma Garrett, Miss Lora Maynard, and Mrs, Patricia Hamil. m Fox teachers have 100 per cent member- ship in the Oklahoma Education Association. Each teacher has special duties in addi- tion to class and activity sponsorship which include gate duty at ball games, hall duties, and committee membership. Open house was held to observe NEA week November 7-13. Fox school is both well staffed and Well equipped. Each FHS student is offered an equal opportunity to prepare himself for the future. ALEXANDER, MISS MAMON. Union University, Jackson, Tennessee, B.S .... enjoys reading and sew- ing . . . OEA member . . . teaches third grade . . . second ycar at Fox. ASIIMORE, EDWIN. Southeastern State College. B.A., Colorado State College of Education, M.A .... member of OICA and Red Red Rose . . . enjoys fishing . . . teaches band and chorus . . . sponsors Music club and senior class . . , seven years at Fox. RADLEY, M RS. MABEL. East Central State College. ILA .... OEA member . . , enjoys cooking: . . . first grade teacher . . . eleven years at Fox, BROWN, MISS DE'l'TY, Attended Mu1'ray State Col- lege . . . Southeastern State College, B.S, . . . teaches ninth and tenth grade English . . . sponsors highschool library and 4-H . . . enjoys basketball . . . member of OEA . . , S hours on ll1Z1StC1'lS degree . . . one year at Fox.

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40 ' COACH OF CHAMPS. Fox Quarterback club fctcd Coach Skelton and his district championship team with a football banquet. Mrs. Skelton eyes the food, while quarterback Johnny Fisher seems to have another interest. TIME OUT. Orientation week wasn't all work for teach- ers, Ogden, Watson, lVICCl'CZll'y, Trammell, Monroe and Treadway. Hamil Henson REU TAPE. At last wa-'re through! Sighs of relief came on enrollment day when Mrs. Carolyn Bural, Miss Lovell Scifrcs, and Miss Betty Brown found everything' o.k. and dismissed enrollees to check out books. Good citizenship and character development along with a growth of knowledge are the prime objectives of the Fox teachers. Faculty members reported for duty Aug- ust 16. They attended a reading conference directed by Dr. C. R. Trammell of Southeast- ern State College. Some of the audio-visual machines demonstrated were the telebinocu- lar, tachistoscope, Keystone reading pacer. and the SVE automatic changer. L. G. Skelton, coach and audio-visual di- rector, held an audio-visual workshop. Teach- ers learned to operate the three new reading machines purchased by the school and the 16mm filmstrip projectors. Other professional meetings attended by the Fox faculty were the state teachers' meet- ing at Oklahoma City in October, the County teachers' meeting at Ardmore in November, and the district teachers' meeting at Durant in March. f usd' v ,ir . Kirkpatrick LeBeau -l4-