Olive High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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Dedication E L DEHAAS We the yearbook staff and the Sensor Class of 1959 dedncate thus year book to E L DeHaas a true frrend and classmate Hrs gentle ways hrs sample unassuming character hrs warm genuune smnle and hrs unquestuonecl loyalty are we feel sure a very valuable asset wrth the Heavenly Hosts Our own lives were made rncher for havmgassocnated wuth E L DeHaas and wrth his passing each of us lost somethlng fme that cannot be re placed by any other mortal -a . - s - I I . -. , 0 . ss 0 Q - I I I I o . - I I I u . . s u . . no , s 0 . s Q I u

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is f- W l Every school system needs a capable superintendent and Mr. McPealc is a person who gets things done and enioys doing them. He is known throughout the school as being a sticlcler for accuracy. Perhaps his sense of humor has had much todo with his success as an administrator. Mr. McPealc came to us as a teacher in l958. He is an active member of the Missionary Baptist Church. Administration MR. L.P. McPEAK Mr . Jarman, our principal, has many prob- tems to solve daily, there's always the problem of excuses for absentees, dates to be planed for various assemblies, or new students to be enrolled. In addition he works as a co-ordinator among the faculty, student body, and the parents to see that everything runs smoothly, handles the discipline problem, and checks to see thatschedules are followed. Mr. Jarman is an active member of Lib- erty Free Will Baptist Church . MR. WESLEY JARMAN J u