Okmulgee High School - Torchlight Yearbook (Okmulgee, OK)

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QM Qkmdfy IMPRRTS KNOWLEDGE Always ready to share the joys, and problems of the students under his jurisdiction is Principal C. C. Warriner. Sponsor of the Student Council, he gives thoughtful attention to every matter concerning the school's Welfare. Always he is considerate as he does his part in helping OHS students attain their educational goals. No person is more important than the classroom teacher. It is the teacher who guides us up the long -road from childhood to maturity and points out the opportunities that await us. Alley, Paul Bowman, R, C. Baker, Velma Brasher, Lillian Alley, Paul-Social Studies, Head Baseball, Basketball, Ass't Football Coach Baker, Velma--Commerce, Mathematics Becker, J. Laurence--Instrumental Music, Benson, Keith-Mathematics Chm. Bishop, Iva BellQScience, Social Studios -s 3 'llt 1 , W lift if -- -' ,- , . I ,,,., , Becker, J. Laurence Benson, Keith Bishop, Iva Bell Carr, Nettie Coleman, Elsie lfvis, Carroll JF- High Bowman, R. C.-Industrial Arts Chm. Bands -7... Brasher, Lillian-Homemaking Chm., FHA Carr, Nettie--Science Coleman, Elsie-Mathematics, Vocal Music Davis, Carroll-English, Hi-Y

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yfalmlnlkdafibn UNDERGIRDS SCHOOL SYSTEM Either a school is progressing or it is slipping back, there is no middle ground, Superintendent of Schools, James R. Frazier realizes this. He is constantly seeking improved methods to keep our educational system modern and up-to-date. Mr. Frazier believes that a child enter- ing public schools has a right to the finest educational opportunities available. He strives to maintain Z1 program that will equip the c-ity's youth for a creative and productive life. 'Phe Board of Education is composed of conscientious citizens who are anxious that our school systems are the finest possible. Members of the 1950-1951 Board of Education are: Mr. R. M. Barksdale, Mr. H. T. Wood, presidentg Mr. Hoyt Ostrander, vice president: Mr. E. B. Clement, Mr. L. R. Pilkington. Mr. James R. Frazier, superintendent: and Mr. Eldon Hutchinson, clerk. -6-

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facie!! we THEIR TIME FREELY 'Phese student teachers, seniors from A S1 M College, gain, experience as ihey 6XDlain to OHS eighth graders the steps in constructing an 1LDr0n. Practice teachers are Miss XVilma Van Frank and Miss Bessie Corfman. Their pupils are Bertha Bitting, Eleanor Everidge, and Louise Green. 4 .,.. , gt '1 Dillman, Martha DuBois, Lloyd Evans, D. C. Finklea, Dorothy Finley, Mary Lou Gionta, Rena Hayley, Hazel Hague, Billye Keith, Bess Lamons,Char1ine Lqngwith, R. V. Dillman, Martha-Homomuking, Sonia! Studie-s, Study Hall Chiu. DuBois, Lloyd-Social Studios Evans, D. C.--Science Chm., Sciumw- Club Finklea, Dorothy-Dean of Girls. Journalism, Torchlight Finley, Mary Lou-Vocal Music-, lfl1Ol'llSL'S Gionta. Rena-Registrar Hayley, Hazel--English, FTA - I-Ioguc, Billye-Girls' Physical Education, Barkers Keith, Bess-Librarian, Study Hall Lamons, Charlince-English Chm., FTA Lorigwith, R, V.-Printing. '1'or0hliL:l1t, T 63 lI DlS'l'RlBU'l'ING 'I'EX'l'BOOKS is one ot' the big jobs that instructors fam at the opening of cnc-h tt-rm. Miss Martha Arm Riggins is checking to see that hor svivmw- hooks :irc iwlily for stud:-nts. ..g.. Y ...-L, L--. --. ..--