Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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CCs5L'l't05e 'who Article Qui' Kllestinies epon the shoulders of seve n men rests the responsihility lor any executive action taken in the ad- ministration ol' the fitillxvatcr l ligh School Xluch praise must he given to the Board ol' Education lor the rapid progress ol the school under its administration. The hoard is made up ol' .-X. R Sax anl-1. Presidentg George Dollinger, 'l'l'CL19Lll'Cl'Q C lf lflonart, ClCl'lQQ 'lh C. Burns, Li lf Vincent, XM R Cllilt, and li xl Selph. Next in ranls is Nh' lldson David Price, who has heen the worthy superintendent ol the Stillwater city schools lor eight years. Under his expert guidance the system has risen to a superior rating and is known throughout the state Our principal, Xlr. Walter Xlc- Clolloni, has won hearty approval lor his handling ol' all prohlems xxhether ol' great or small impor- tance. 'lhat alone is worth more than we can say. Xlr. Glenn lonltinson, our assis- tant principal, is to he congratu- lated lor his wise and laindly council, Next in importance is the el- licient and well qualified laeultx. ENGLISH The principal aim ol our English department is to give the student a clearer conception of the English language, ln doing this great emphasis is placed on formal grammar iBoard Qf Education Left to Right: 'lf G. Burns. George Hollinger. Treasureri E. E. Vincent, Cf. E. Donart, Secret ti l7. Price, Superintendent ot' Sehoolsg j. Selph ,X R. Sxvanla, President , W. R, Cililt,

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Rf Superintendent of Schools li, IU Price through the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. In the sophomore year much ol the course is given over to the writing of compositions, Throughout the highschool years the students are required to take either American or English Literature. American Literature is primarily a junior subject while English Literature is an elective for the seniors ln place of English Literature, senior students may take a course in journalism, Speech, or in Prac- tical English. The teachers in the English department are Miss Marguerite Allen, Miss Rosalie Becker, who also teaches Latin, Mrs. Edna Bryan, lN4iss Ruth Bullock. lX4r E. W. Eaton, Miss Gladys Huf- fine, Miss Cora Belle Knearl, Miss Maud Meacham, and Mrs Flor- ence Severson. HISTORY History enables the student to get the background necessary for his future role as an intelligent citizen of a democracy. Three years of social science are required. The freshmen take one semester of Oklahoma History