Jay High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Jay, OK)

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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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nm umszmns IN M01-ION 3,- ge TSN r Q 1 '-91--L xvlth 'lhomas langford as presxdent the newly or Uamzed student cgunul work-1 d hard lor an extra spec lal y ar of good arhletlcs asSembl1-es and mu and dlf ferent 8.Ctl'vlflPS Fxer ready to solxe problems the everything from awards to keepmg the halls clnan Con l'8.flll8fl0YN fm a hard mb xx ell done CLASS PRESIDENT! 'G e Q RRP 0124 P, 95, 'Hope IV ff-P ,Q 6.0 Cf X 1? Q:- oql 0,4 er Q .1 ' - If . 15 ,, Z , 9 AJ I ue - . 1+ fa 'Y' f f as - 6 ' ' --' . X l E -iff f l - 1 'lf council met oftell with Mr. Earp and Thomas to cgllacide 4 V 3 ' ' -' ' '- x I Lil ' w u f vff ff X U' Q 7 . 1 Yr iv, , 69 N some 1 ' ' A, 1 ' 'X ' ' 3690 P Q .I ' 25 5 .ot 1' 9 la 0 ' V inf t A ' -93 .0 lx. if . ' 1 Q 6 Q10 '6- 4 - E

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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.