Sand Springs High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

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B0 RD OF EDUCATIO Left to right: Ed Dubie, clerkg Russell Brenneman, treasurerg Doyle Cannon, Ben Cole, vice-presidentg T. E. Pafford, preu dcntg Randall DeBolt, V' L. Coffey, attorneyg and Superintendent Clyde Boyd, executive secretary. mil-A Cleta Evans Svrrvlary of the Superintendent i . - 1 I 'I - A S L .. crclnry no thc High School Principal The Board of Education is proud of the Sand Springs schools, their students, teachers and administrators. The record of achievement for the year 1954-55 is indeed a tribute to each of you who has contributed to the successful completion of another term. And we are confident that your future success, achievement, and good citizenship shall continue to reflect glory upon you and our fine schools. wand, Mmm H Howl' T. E. PAFFORD, President V . . Sand Springs Board of Education

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When yearbook time rolls 'round each spring, I am filled with mixed emotions--happy for the fine boys and girls going forth from the Sand Springs Schools to make their niches in our great land, yet sad over the thought of losing you from our family , There is consolation, however, in knowing that the part you seniors have played in making S S H S strong and that the many honors you have brought our schools, shall always remain as a tribute to you, and you shall always be a tribute to Sand Springs as a generation of excellent citizens. Superintendent of Schools We join your many friends with congratula- tions upon your graduation from Sand Springs high school. Your unwavering determination, your academic achievement, and your person- ality, give assurance of your future success. We shall follow you with confidence and prayers for your success. You will always be members of the Sandite family. Come home as often as you can. May God richly bless and reward you and yours Senior High Principal always. Congratulations to the Sandite staff, the stu- dents of Sand Springs, high school and those who now leave behind their high school days. Our institutions of learning today are the frontiers of a new era of living, an age in which the pres- ervation of our civilization depends upon edu- cation. I am convinced that our schools are equal to the challenge which now confronts them in the great task ahead. -' Junior High Principal

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SAND SPRINGS FACULTY I Adams Baugh Beck Blake ...At af . ' M f 1 i f 1 lg I . Boyer Browers D GSW 1 Brown Cathey Grayson Green Hankim Hugh - Z 1' . Halcomb Huckleberry Franklin, R. Hall Jelka Adams, O'Neale A.B., Social Studies Baugh, Anita B.S., Science Beck, Mary Alice M.A., English-Latin Blake, Rubye B.A., Library Scient Librarian Boyer, Clifford M.A., Vocal Music Browers, Clyde B.S., Vocational Agr culture Brown, Tot B.M.E., Instrument Music Cathey, Drate M.S., Assistant Coach Copps, Ruth Ann A.B., Home Economic' Dunn, Effie M.S., Junior High Ph' sical Education Franklin, Carole B.A., English Franklin, Roy B.S., Physical Educati4 and History Grayson, Myrtle B.S., English and Math Green, Nettie P. M.A., History Halcomb, Charles B.S., Metal Shop Hall, Charles G. M.S., Coordinator D.O Hankins, Cecil O. M.S., Athletic Directo Hatch, Ruth E. M.S., English Huckleberry, Corinne M.S., junior High Voc Music Jelkl, C. C. M.S., T. Bc I Supervisor