Jenks High School - Trojan Yearbook (Jenks, OK)

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The busiest office in ,IHS is that of Principal RL. Sharp. His many duties include supervising students, teachers, and school organizations. A former coach and avid supporter of all Trojan events, lVlr. Sharp announces high school football games at home, and he serves on the Oklahoma High School Activities Association Board of Directors. lf anyone has a question about school, lVlrs. Betty Park has the answer. ln her role as Mr. Sharp's secretary, lVlrs. Park relieves him of some of his duties by handling communications and detail Work, such as drafting letters, ordering books, and answering the telephone. glad like Jenks to be the best and happiest school system possiblef' says Mr. Frank D. Wood, junior high principal for three years. Mr. Wood has little time with all his responsibilities, but he enjoys fishing for relaxation. He spends much of his time at his cabin on Grand Lake.

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ln his fourteenth year as superintendent, Mr. Frank A. Herald has initiated many facility expansions at Jenks Public Schools, the latest being a 3iS3410,000 gymnasium which was named in his honor. The next addition to the school plant will be a fifteen-room building between the kindergarten and elementary. lVlrs. Sue Gentis, lVlr. Herald's secretary, handles much of the bookkeeping for the Jenks School system and is clerk for the school hoard. , -was a is 1 -. ,if ' ' Managing the non-teaching personnel, ordering school equipment and supplies, supervising school transportation, and directing the school's federal programs are among Jim Marshallis administrative duties. Mrs. Helen lVleLain, receptionist in the Administrative Building, is lVlr. lVlarshall,s secretary and cafeteria cashier.

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7 The typing class got a new face this year with the coming of Miss Rita Albertson. She comes well qualified to her role as a high school pep club sponsor as she was pep club president at Abilene Christain College. This being her first year to teach, Miss Albertson says she enjoys teaching and likes the people of Jenks. When not working, Miss Albertson enjoys playing golf. Mr. Charles Barnes, guidance counselor, holds his hands out to imitate wings and makes swishing sounds as he describes his favorite pastime, flying. His other hobbies include golfing and fishing. Holding a B.S. and M.S. from Kansas State College, he has done post-graduate work at the University of Florida and the University of Tulsa. Mrs. Billie Adcock received her B.S. degree from TU in 1970-one year before her son graduated from Rogers High School. A sponsor for the High School Pep Club, and sophomore English teacher, Mrs. Adcock says, I think sophomores are great. I asked to teach them again this yearfi Mrs. Jane Bass, Choir director for two years at JHS, enjoys gardening and teaching herself to play the guitar. Of all the popular instruments, Mrs. Bass prefers the guitar because it helps in teaching elementary students. Mr. Perry Beaver teaches high school mathematics and is line coach for the Tro- jans. His approach to helping students when they make errors is c'You'll do better next timef, .