Hooker High School - Bluebook Yearbook (Hooker, OK)

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Gng. ln these buildings, we spend the better part of our early lives. Here, we learn everything from simple arithmetic to trigonometry. We learn to think like the adults whose place we soon will have to take. We shout triumph down their halls and utter sorrow in their depths. Here, we grow up, for here, we are trained to make our way in the world. That is all we could possibly ask for. The rest is up to us. e right, the new elementary if S

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ABOVE: llndcrhis guiding hands, the school is kept on an even keel. The problems facing a superintendent are many and the job isn't easy. Mr. Barr, our superintendent, grad- uated from Southwestern in 1938, He received his Masters of Education from the University of Oklahoma in 1950. Our school has shown a great deal of improvement since Mr. Barr took the helm. --H-!L..l M i .-uv- 'f ' MMR 5-X ., Y ABOVE: JoEllen Adams, school secre tary, has the job of jobs in H, H,S. One of them is balancing the books for the treasury of each class. X-, - f' f I iv Ju fl I 1 LEFT: Mr. Semones's first year at H. H. S. Proved to a very successful one. Besides his duties as princi- pal, he also teaches social science. He has proved himself a friend to both stu dents and faculty alike. He received his B. S. from Phillips University in 1949, his Masters of education in school administration in 1,450 and has 35 hours work on his Doctors degree,