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

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MISS MAURINE GRIFFIS, A. B. HISTORY Miss Griffith hrlps +-with LORE, .-Ind also tfacllfs history, galore. Miss Griflis is the LORE advisor and a very eflicient one at that. She is one of our Southern girls, as can be detected by the use of her 'tr's.'l As to her popularity-just glance in her room some afternoon after school. MISS INEZ SMITH SCIENCE Miss Smith forms an alliance ' With the Junior Hi in natural srzfnce. VVe have seen very little of Miss Smith this vear, but if you will promise not to tell her, we ivill tell you what her students say about her classes-'tOh! we don't mind Walking from High School to the Emerson for our class, for Miss Smith is sure to have something interesting to tell us. - M - MISS ANNETTE GRAY ENGLISH Ho-w, fwhy, fwhrn and fwhat lo say Thr Junior Hi lfarnx from Miss Gray. Here is one person who gave up a business life and started teaching instead. She is one of the most popular teachers in the Junior High School and some of the Senior Hi students have ex- pressed themselves as wishing Miss Gray could teach Senior Hi subjects also. The students are so much in love with her voice that they had rather hear her talk than to recite their lessons. MISS ANNA LEWIS, A. B. ENGLISH The dijft'r1'nfzr lzrtfwvfn lay and liz' Miys Lfwix lvarhrs to tht' Junior Ili. Such a dainty little teacher. VVe wonder if she knows that all of her students had rather pet her than to let her teach them. She is known in junior Hi as the l'Pet Teacher. Page Twenty-eight

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gr, - 4 -as . ' MRS. MARY VVELSH BLOMSHIELD, A. B. Excusu Illrr. Bl0rn.rl1i4'ld, don? you Jrf, - Tl'0fl1I'5 us fo .vjrrak f0rrrr'fly. She just did get her name changed in time for I.0RE. XVe were afraid that she would not come back the second semester, but we are glad she did. She teachs the seventh and eighth grades the correct uses of were not and are not. MISS MARGARET FOX lVlATHEMAT1CS .Miss Fox lrarhrx addition, iWIllflPiifHf10M, and di-vision. Here is the small boy's friend. lt would be impossible for us to sing Miss Fox's praises hcre, for no matter what we said, it gvould not come up to the praises ofthe Junior High School pupils for her. MISS HELEN FRY, A. B. VOC.'Yl'ION.XI. GUIDANCE Mis: Fry irlls us what lo do Il h1'n -with .rrlmol fwr arf' through. Sh! Sh! You will have to be very quiet if you hear Miss Fry. She helps the boys and girls to decide what to follow, and all are ready to take her advice. MR. J. C. GRAHAM, A. B. MA'rHEMAT1cs Rijfly, rijfily, rif, raf- Chiffify, rlziffily, rlzif, rhaf- Rif, mf, rhif, rhaf, Let us give him the credit of being the best yell leader that we have ever had. He is interested in all athletics and the junior High boys say that he is as good a coach as Mr. Pickens. E Z -, , . L Page Twenty-:even

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I 1 I I MISS IIIELEN BURKI-IALTER, P. S. G1R1.s' AT'III,E1'ICS Ry hrr abilily in Hkifkillfl ilu' bali, Min Burkhalirr madf frifnd: -wirll all. Here is just the best old sport that we ever knew. She can not only coach basketball, but as to VVoman's Rights, well, she can talk as well us she can throw a goal. f-if MISS MIi'1 I'A GIFFORID Do:v1Hs'r1c Sclrscre Miss Gijnrd lrlls 115 -'wfzal lo mole, 411111 -wr 'LUIAIH' if 110-u'11 in ll lmok. lt makes us hungry to think of the many good things Miss Gilford knows how to cook. She teaches both Junior and Senior lligh girls how to cook and sew and from the results that have been obtained she surely must be a very erhcient teacher. MISS BEATRICE JONES Music Miss Jonrs 11015 l11'r Ivrry Drs! Totfarhustl11'diff1'r1'111'1' 'tfwixf a noir and a rfxl. It would not take very close observation on the part of a stranger to see the work which Miss ,lones has accomplished. VVe have an orchestra that any school should be proud of, and a Girls' Glee Flub that is a well-known organization in Lawton. 5+ MISS FANNIE MCKENZIIC I.1nRiuu.xx Jilin' JVI1'K1'11zi1' is I1 f1'ir'11d imirril I-l111f alfways lrlls 115 fu:l1al lo r1'11d. Miss McKenzie has built up our library, and she is always ready to do anv student a favor. Ask anyone how he likes her and he will say, VVhy Fannie's sure a good friend. Pngz' Tfwfuly mm'