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CLASSES AT THEIR BEST! Elected for their leadership, scholarship, character and service are 1956 National Honor Society members: seniors Lloyd Burton, Gail Crowder, Judy Noonan, Robert Northrup; juniors Gerald Barker, Bill Har- ris, Fannye Johnson,- and sophomore probationers Barbara Allen, Sandra Allen, Sue Hays, Carolyn Hull, and Glenda Hamilton.
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Academy’s Mr. Carrier ACADEMY’S SHADE CALLS! Academy Elementary School with its big trees, its nodding spring tulips, its beautiful shrub- bery, and its gaily decorated windows, is one of the most at- tractive buildings on the campus. As wing after wing has been added, the building now forms a large U, fronting on Academy, Sixth, and James Streets and housing its majority share of the total grade enrollment of 704. At the left may be seen a typical classroom in the beautiful new Northeast School, first occupied this fall. Although Principal Frank Carrier’s offices are in Academy Elementary Building on the main campus, he belongs to all of Guymon’s grade schools—Salyer, Edison, and the new Northeast at Thirteenth and Crum- ley Streets. And a busy day he spends getting around to see what his grade people are doing and learning. Frank Orvil Carrier was born in Bloomington, Ill- inois. His grade school work, however, was done in Hardtner, Kansas, and high school diploma earned at Alva. Later he went on to obtain his Bachelor’s degree at Alva’s Northwestern and his Master’s at Oklahoma A and M, Stillwater. A member of the teaching profession for twenty- nine years, Mr. Carrier first started as a coach-teacher, at Vici and Arnett. Tigerlanders feel that he is the ideal grade school principal. His little Tiger Kittens all love him for his combination of kindness and patience. Mr. Carrier knows that fear should be no part of discipline with his little people, that children learn respect for authority only by being treated with dignity and respect. Mr. Carrier is very active in Guymon community life, for he has made Guymon his home town. He belongs to a number of civic clubs and fraternal organizations, all of which help him to a better understanding of Guy- mon children’s problems both at home and at school. The tremendous growth made in our grade enrollment in the past ten years does not dismay Mr. Carrier. Some- how he manages an uncrowded classroom and a com- petent teacher for every Guymon grade child.
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