Lawton High School - Wolverine Lore Yearbook (Lawton, OK)

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If! K MR. C. E. IIERRING, A. B. M,vrHEM.x'1'lcs Illr. Ilfrring fl'l1!'11f',f linfs and angles :Ind gifts us out of many lanylvs. just ask the Debating Team about Mr. Iler- ring. They will tell you that he is,one of the best debaters they ever heard and that he can teach as well as he can talk. MRS. MOORE, A. B. LANGUAGES Mrs. Moon' o'1'r languagrs doll: rfign, rind lrads us tlzro' Gaul, Franrf and Spain. VVhat could we do without Mrs. Moore? She has been with us so long that now it seems ab- solutely necessary for her to be here. She can explain more Latin, French and Spanish in one hour than we are capable of learning in a whole week. MISS BERNICE BOW, A. B. COMMERCIAI. Liitlz' shining iypwwrilrrs, all in a rofw, Thr' joy: and playtlfings of Mix: Bofw. Clickety-clickg clickety-click. The sound of a ypewriter is like music to Miss Bow's ears. She has done her part in the advancement of com- merce and as for friends, the commercial stu- dents worship the very ground she walks on. MISS BERNICR JONES, A. B. SCIENCE AND M.vruEM.x'l'Ics From .Min Jonry, ilu' Fflkfflil' lrarns Of flu' anatomy of buys and fLL'0l'llI.f. Even the girls like to study about the worms and bugs under her supervision. She inserts in- terest into all of her classes and is a great fa- vorite of the Freshmen. F ' .-1'?1T I Page Tfwenty-four

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Q. MR. S. R. DOYLIC, A. M. Pklxcilnxi. Ur. Doyfr IAIHIJ' Ll1'ZC'f0lI Hi, flml rr1rf'f11Hy flllllfllj' tha' izvorrl IVIIY Pa Doyle took his position :is principal of Lawton Hi tht' sznnc year that we took our position as frcshnicn. XVC looked at him in awe that first yt-ar, but h ave learned to know him better since then :incl non' we think he is one of nicest and best friends we have. Page Tfwnrly-Ihrrt

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MR. J. W. MOSELEY, JR. IfI1s1'oRx' If lhrrf' is anyihiny you fwish Io knofw abouz, .lust ask Mr. Mosrlfy and you'll fad our. YVe consider ourselves ing Mr. Moseley with us you ever been enrolled in you suppose that there is that he does not know? that there is not. MISS RAY, A. B. HISTORY Miss Ray claims il's a mysifry Thai Srniors ran't lfarn history. Such a dear little, queer little teacher. Ameri- very fortunate in hav- again this year. Have one of his classes? Do anything about history The Sophomores say MISS FRANCIS OLIVER, A. B. LATIN Miss Olifvrr frafhrs Larin, I gurss, .-Inyfway 5hI',J popular at L. ll. S. This jolly little teacher is a firm believer in laugh and the world laughs with you. VVe often wonder if she laughs all the time, for even in Caesar she can find some humor. And thus shows the students that it is not so bad after all. can History is her middle name, an she loves it as a miser loves his gold. Loving it is not all she does to it either, she knows it, and teaches it to the Seniors, who do not know how they could ever get along without her. MISS HELEN SCHWAB, A. B. MATHEMATICS Malhfmalirs is a suhjrrr hard lo lmflz, Bu! under Miss Sfhfwab it is a poaflz. Have you seen Miss Schwab's Normal Train- ing class? From the reports we hear of it, she is going to graduate a class of efficient young teachers. VVe wish you success, young teachers, and here's our advice for you-always strive to be as good a teacher as Miss Schwab. Page Twenty-ji-ve