Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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'-2 ii '4 i ff . 19' . ., B SS IUNL- first seniestcr home lrzuinmiii-s ti-ai she wa' an important part ut' school lif- . ask F451 xii? 1:'5rlxSTiJ', ' MRS. TLLLIS- new dynamic, popular are words to cover this teacher of Latin, English, and speech. She IIS A 1 A . -h KI' x 1 .1 of , X . , 1. .a xl 1 .X , Well -: 5 Q '-.-.Q ' .2 nf:-:.-.153 , nu., y also served as Sophomore class advisor MRS. URTNEIL- science teacher and librarian, She added a personal touch to her ulassesg Also senior advisf lf -,, or and Bl'LI.lJtbG Sponsor. Q. 5 MR. HOUSER- many objects both beautiful and useful were made in the woodshop under his guidance This well-liked teacher with th ready smile was BULL . DOG sponsor and senior class advisor. I9 1 , 5,-if MR. C'0L'llli.XYl'I- much practical expvrieniv was gained in the agricultural field, thanks to this teacher. fnf QQ? 'Lf gag MR. SMITH-4 iersatile moslinator of usual mln cation. MRS. MONROFr- capably teaching English I and Il and advising the junior class was her job. She lent herself well to her task. QQ Q W Q V Q ggi? MR. BELL- elgibility slips and dcciinal points V were all in his dc-partim-nt. Well-liked instructor anal phy-tical emlui-ation director.

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MISS TEAGUE competent, indispensiblc secretary and the lady behind the attendance desk. She was always willing and able to glue help of any kind. ADMINISTRATION 7 T0 THE CLASS 0F 48 For four ,years you have been enjoying the best in secondary education that our arents an , y p d neighbors would afford- the best that well qualified teachers could offer As a class you have done Well. But-now big things are expected of yC'u9 you are leaving to take your place in a W rld th 0 at we are hoping will indeed, be one world. It is a smaller world than it s ever been, due to increased transportation and communication but 1t7S going to take big peop.e to maintain international peace and security. May you set yourselves with increased impetus to a new and higher patriotism of creating a world - that friendship could build. SUPERINTENDEN1' MR. HILL- able principal and head of the commer- cial department. His slow grin and likeable manner made C's and unexcused absences bearablc. A-ar' eq

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.,-it 'P' -eh. fin pf qi te MORE HELPING HANDS MR CAN IN beginning algebra and huzlxer mathe matics were fun from this faculty member He was also co sponsor of the freshman class WILS PAKER lst grade HRS llll L- 4th :rude MR LIVDLX new this year he soon made auto mechanics a vital part of his student s Ines NNW Xssvuwf . PROLDFITTH Music in grades and high school. -rf . 1 MRS. NVALLACE- second semester home economics b usher, she was soon one of un. Q- '7 ,Gu If JL A-9 C MR. WOODCOCK- a busv man with American History, Modern History, and 'drivers' couse, but he ' lg'-y Wu never too busy to aid the freshmen in solving their - 1 problems Q l YE