Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

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DYNAMIC ADMINISTRATION THE LIVELY PACE OF OOLOGAH SCHOOL is set by the Administration and Faculty. Led by Superintendent MR. C. O. TILLMAN and assisted by MR. DON CAMPO, High School Principal, and MR. CHARLES FLINT, Grade School Principal, they oversee the mushrooming growth and channel the interests of all students in the classroom and in extracurricular activities. While solving the problems that perplex our growing so- ciety, the administration look to the future and the never- ending duties, as well as toward bettering the learning pro- gress. To the faculty, learning is the factor to be stressed and students spend the majority of their time in the classroom or library. They scurry from class to class, sometimes studying on the way. Learning continues and the Oologah faculty con- tinue teaching, preparing and guiding. Enjoying their work in the music department MR. CHARLES GARNER, Band Director,listens to MRS. KRISTINE STRATTON, Chorus Director, as they plan a program. MR. RAY and MRS. DOTTY MERCHANT obviously enjoy their roles connected with Oologah school. Mrs. Merchant teaches Home Economics and Mr. Merchant is the school counselor.

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QUALIFIED LEADERS Since no formal message ever says all that is worth saying, let me crowd in a few thoughts about our school. I have thoroughly enjoyed working with the student body and staff. We have made giant strides in the world of education. I have a tremendous respect for our school and for what it stands for. Let us always remember that dedication and hard work will accomplish true greatness. Yours in Education, CHARLES FLINT Grade School Principal MRS. JEAN BOLCH, school secretary, chats for a moment with assistant secretary, MRS. ANGELA FRY before they begin the day’s work that keep the office running smoothly.

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AND FACULTY MRS. I LORETTA HAGGARD and MR. DON thoroughly enjoy the lab work in class. BR1STER MR. JAMES McALVAIN and MRS. GLORIA HARRINGTON keep up with current editions in the field of English and literature by checking over new texts from the series that will be adopted for the coming year. MISS CAROLYN WADDELL gives the students a background ot history and of social and economic development to enable them to evaluate current events. Under the guidance of MRS. BILLIE BROWN, crafts, figure drawing, and painting are offered in the field of art. She also teaches Spanish. The end of a busy day brings a moment’s relaxation for MRS. DOROTHY HALE, librarian.