Oologah High School - Mustang Yearbook (Oologah, OK)

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MRS. BEATRICE KEELING. Librar- ian, keeps the library files neat and or- derly for continuous use of students. ADMINISTRATION THE MAIN ROLE OF OOLOGAH SCHOOL is to serve the students who attend. The administration and fac- ulty members labor hard behind the scenes to insure the smooth operation of your school. This first step to prepare students after graduation to meet the challenges of life, as- sume a position of community service, further his education or serve the society in general is uppermost in their minds. MR. C. O. TILLMAN, Superintendent, discusses with MR. DON CAMPO, High School Principal, and MR. JAMES DOWELL, Elementary Principal, the suggested plans for the first phase of the new high school building. MISS SANDRA McCALL and MR. MIKE SOUTHARD, Math Instructors, discuss a problem during an intermission of classes.

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FACULTY EDUCATION IS the first rung on rite ladder of great- ness. Great minds.roust be cultivated before profound achievements can be made. This tremendous task is left in the hands o pur faculty at Odlogah. Not only do they share their knowledge with students for the mere reward of the inner satisfaction it brings, but they also encourage the .. most outstanding traits of each student’s character. They ' v du this by sponsoring maiiy organizaiions and activities, takbig up much time. As each student seeks greatness, he should keep inirimJ those who have guided him.

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AND FACULTY EXPANDS Art and Foreign Language fill the days work of MRS. BILLIE BROWN as many students fill her classroom each day. Checking over lessons and reference ma- terial to be used in a social studies class is MISS BARBARA HUNT. Checking the projector to see if every- thing is in working order for students to view is MRS. MARY DENTON. Home Economics instructor. MISS CYNTHIA HARBAUGH and MRS. GLORIA HAR- RINGTON spend time in the library preparing a reading list for the English Department.