Holdenville High School - Owl Yearbook (Holdenville, OK)

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The most striking feature of our times is the unbelievable rate at which science is being transformed into products, services and meth- ods which affect our living. Atomic energy reflects this accelerated change. This is the beginning of the atomic age and in order for this nation to continue to be the world leader, we must all become better educated. Our society must always seek quality. Quality does not come easily. Quality calls for energy and hard work. All people concerned with education must demand a better quality of learning. Students and instructors alike must seek that quality of education that we must attain. I feel sure I-Ioldenville High School stu- dents, teachers and parents will meet this new challenge. Francis Tuttle, Superintendent of Schools PW .gy IIDIIIIIIISTBIITIIJII This has been one of our best school years. My association with the students and teachers has been most pleasant. I feel that much has been accomplished and that both the students and the teachers have done outstanding work. I am especially proud of the fine showing made by those students who have represented our high school in the various ways. Welt Iohn Daugherty, Principal of Senior High tix

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i il '. - lv If 'i A ,Miss Mary Leczcljl Mr. Bob Slcrvin MTS. Ida L39 Cook , , V A r, J, 1,1 , 1, rr . .f l,,f,,V!I,l. flfff.-Xf,Q.ff., M I' N f ., ww f :af ea. HIGH FACULTY 1 Mr. Gene Boyett Mrs. Ada Lee lanes, Superin- tendenrs secretary sb -f ' Mr. Earl Vaughn Mrs. MGYYUG VGGCY1 Mrs. Lillian Shipley, Principcrl's Secrelcrry