Guthrie High School - Kynewisbok Yearbook (Guthrie, OK)

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,V HARIxY t wuts II XX NIISS NIAXINIC 1.1 7l!IfIIIAHlJ NIHS. A. IJ. NIISS ISIHF SOf KLElt it 1 LATRKTIN i il.XNll'Blil,I, I KISNEII l3llAllSII.'XVv - 'IT IJNHTND Head foarh and ' firmfrifrrzrl Ijlmrzrv lmlnstrirzl ,4rr fh6'IIllSfl'y 5001111 Science Hislurur Arts mul Ilzislrs Faculty The faculty of Guthrie High School is ogie ol the most efficient and versatile groups of school directors in the state. Though We have been going through a crisis, our curriculum has expanded this year. This has enabled every student to have a richer educational ex- perience. One of our newest departments in G. H. S. is the art group. Those fortunate enough to have artistic ability have found a constant source of pride and pleasure as well as an opportunity to do creative Work and study the history of art. To add to all this, the Work has been inspired by the talented instructor, Mrs. Alvin Bradshaw. Increased interest in the professions of medicine and engineering has resulted in great enthusiasm for both the physical and biological sciences. ln this department, Miss Esther Redmond offers physics and chemistry, while Mr. Iven Holes is in charge of biology. One of the largest and most popular departments in our high school is the commercial department. This department fits the student for a vocation. Miss lda Mae Harrow and Mr. Chester Erickson teach classes in typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping. Miss Mary Frances Tedford develops in her Spanish classes an appreciation for the cus- toms and culture of Spanish speaking countriesg hence creating a feeling of good fellowship for our Latin American neighbors. She also teaches classes in Latin l and Il. Training better citizens through mathema ics, by developing the power of concentration in each individual enrcllfd, is the task of Mr. Diehl Craven and Miss listher Redmond. I - l y r . H I r . 'fmt' wi Q J vt- 1 RAI PH R. MRS. YIIHZINIA 41, FIVUKTZ 1,-f' XIISS NIAIITII 'X NIISS NIAIIY Llflf Sl I l l DRPILSSIAN LYNCII WIKIUIITX' tIX5If l.l'l1KlXl5lI,l, IIXII ll Vocational St'l'l't'f!If-V fu ffft'rl.' of Sm-r't'lf11'y Se1'l'el1z1jV fo rlbvf P V 5 Ahflflllflllll l'1'im'ip1ll zlw lfnrnfl lu fflvrk' SlifH'l'flIf!'llIlf'lIf T. of ,ll

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vbb MISS MARX HHN IC. NIIFS l.OliISIC NIISS IIQ5 Alf Nl S' NIARllARIf'I' JOIIIS F. l7lIAlNfII'fS! ISULICS lil IIRUVQ' I ROW 'IIIWART Bl'H,AI,TS 'I'lilll Ul'lJ if J ,A SIIIIIIILYA ffiufngy QLE UQ Home f.l0lI1NH'I'!'l.lll ' Senior A Band rlml LW ' ' ' lQZ4IlllII7Il.I.S ykllriglfslz s 1- ef . 1 M xg A 'r ' sy,J,ff-ff, QR' 1, 4Clf. wM I .X X English Literature is studied by the Seniors under Miss Margaret Stewart, while Amer- ican Literature is taught to the Iuniors by Mrs. Frank Masopust. Reading and composition are stressed in the Sophomore English class:s conducted by Miss Myra McClellan. Social Study classes in Guthrie High School teach tolerance and understanding in order that we might live in a world of peace. Courses offered to promote these ideals are: American History, World History, and Problems of American Democracy. These classes are taught by Mrs. H. W. Larkin, Miss Ora Lee Bowles, and Mr. Harry Sockler. We are proud, indeed, of our Industrial Arts department. Mr. Richard Kisnerls wood- work, printing. and drafting classes are always filled to capacity. Beinf an agricultural communit , we are wreatl benefited b the sulendid work ac' l 5 aw Y b .Y I' complished by Mr. Ralph llreessen and the FFA boys in the Vocational Agriculture program. All girls taking Home Economics learn the art of efficient homemaking under the supervision of Miss Louise Burrow. Miss Maxine Campbell has added to our curriculum this year a very fine vocal depart- ment. Mr. Iohn F. Iiuhalts directs our band. Through these classes young people are encouraged to learn and appreciate music. To this splendid group of teachers we acknowledge our sincere gratitude. We will not forget that they have given generously of their time and talents to help us attain our goals. sf' ' J 4' vwfv' 'gr' jl mace V Y.-Xl1Nw:Nll11Hl.lC NIISS UIQ.-X l,lCl'l NIHS. FRANK IIIIICSTER NIISS NIYRA IJIICIII, NJILI' I' Iylug HUXX IIN NIASUPI IST ICIIIIIKSUIN ,NIeffI.IfI,.I,AN IIIIAVEN .. .S. H111 I. v fllljfyjy' S f y 4. lr. R.0.T.C. .S'lwpff lynglifslz K I,'lIlIIlIIl'l'l'liIIl lIfi1glii.ili,H ,lfallipnzalics 7f!c-f ffv I A . .1 1 . .L ,,,.v wma ms