Miami High School - Miamian Yearbook (Miami, OK)

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Harry Beggerly Bill Belger Kay Boman Oswego HS Oswego KS Wade Hampton HS Varnville SC Sapulpa HS, Sapulpa, OK Science Athletics Social Studies Athletlcs Foreign Language, Annual, National Honor Society Janet Brewster Chuck Broyles Ma,-la Buckmaster Fairland HS Fairland OK Mulberry HS Mulberry KS Colcord HS, Colcord, OK Science Student Council Social Studies Athletics Mathematics Pursuit of Excellence The faculty of MHS represents a diverse group of people with a common goal: the best education for their students. Although the means by which each teacher attains this goal is different, the result is, hopefully, a well-rounded student who can cope with the surprises of an ever-changing world. The role of the teacher is not static, and the faculty at MHS manages to have the dedication that it takes to do the job. MHS faculty await instructions from Mr. Graham and Mr. Green at a meeting. Of the current MHS faculty, who graduated from MHS? 29

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Pursuit of Administration Miami High School has two head Wardogs in the guise of principal Jerry Graham and vice-principal Bob Green. Although most students see them only in the halls supervising class changes, or in their offices handling a disciplinary problem, their jobs entail much more than that. Gftentimes the 3:10 bell means that the day has truly just begun, what with chaperoning dances, watching athletic events, and attending meetings and ceremonies also on the daily agenda. Both Mr. Graham, a 12 - year veteran in the position, and Mr. Green, a relative rookie at 2 years at the MHS job, are positive influences in the lives of MHS students. Above, left: Mr. Graham presents the spirit pompon to Mrs. Lou Dell Miller, in appreciation of the cooks' spirit. Right, top: Jerry Graham, A Principal, Oswego HS, Oswego, KS. Middle: Bob Green, Vice-Principal, West Washington HS, Campbellsburg, IN. Bottom: Mr. Green congra- tulates Mr. McCord upon his retirement. 28 Nichols Elementary, after R.C. Nichols. if fi 3'

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Pursuit of Activities The faculty of MHS keeps busy with a variety of activities that are both academic and extracurricular in scope. They vary from the Special Olympics to Family Living weddings to homecoming floats and the hours spent on all of them would boggle the mind if an accumulation were tabulated. Added to this time are the hours devoted to family, church and civic dutiesg then, most teachers immerse themselves into social clubs, hobbies such as fishing or needlework or theatre, and professional organiza- tions. Right: Mfrs. Shelva Mitchell suns at the Special Olympics. , .A , M 2 W' f A ff, M p M ff!! ,, . ' 4 fwo ay-'I Q . . . ,. , ,ff fr, ' at fix I . - 5... Z . I. 6 , ,. ,wi Charles Burns A.E. QMonkJ Campbell Ginger Crane Chouteau HS, Chouteau, OK Commerce HS, Commerce, OK Afton HS, Afton, OK Driver-'S Education Social Studies Resource Room wanda Jo Elliott Gary Fisher , 56911 Hammfmt . Frederick HS, Frederick, OK Moville HS, Moville, IA Miami HS, Miami, OK Foreign Language Social Studies, Sophomore Class Sponsor Guidance Counselor me F04 , W, f:1:,4:-Y by Nw. fl --. . .M.,, .... , . v X axis.. ...... . v xmas... ..N.,-1,-.,....w--f ' 4 ..-...,,.1e,,,'f WW? R f . .... s 30 Hammons, Holt, McCord, Mead, Morgan, Seat, Sommerfeld, Stowell, Vanpool . wi .p 1-NN . :