Stillwater High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Stillwater, OK)

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ganizations. She is a member of the faithful as treasurer of the organi- Stillwater Womans Culb, active in zation. He has served since 1925. He P- T- A., and a member of the Amer- came to Stillwater in 1905 and has i been Working for the Stillwater George Dollinger has long been National bank for twenty-five years. ican Legion Auxiliary. Superintendent of Schools E. D. PRICE, M.A. Our feelings for this great man are best expressed in the following words: Our dear friend- You've a manner all so mellow That it cheers and warms a fellow just to meet and greet you, and Feel the pressure of a hand That one may understand. just to know you and be near you Makes our hopes of clearer light And our faith of surer sight And our souls a purer white Our dear friend. 8 l

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fBoard of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: E. J. Selph, T. G. Burns, E. E. Vincent, E. D. Price, Superintend- entg E. C. Donart, Secretary, W. R. Clift, Presidentg Mrs. George Taylor, George Dollinger, Treasurer. eilffeet Whose :who Guide Us To the seven persons who are so friendly and cooperative in promot- ing the growth of Stillwater High School, much credit must be given. Ernest Selph, veteran Stillwater grocer, is now serving his thirteenth year on the school board. He has maintained his residence in Stillwater for the past thirty-eight years and has been in the grocery business for twenty-live years. Thurman G. Burns, member for three years, has been very active in all projects undertaken by the organ- ization. In 1920 he came to Still- water to engage in the lumber in- dustry. Ernest E. Vincent, vice-president, came to Stillwater in 1917. He has been a member of the group four years. In 1907 he became a mor- tician. He is now president of The Conference of Funeral Examining Boards of the United States, Inc. and operates one of the most up-to-date funeral homes in Oklahoma. E. D. Price has been the efficient superintendent of our school for nine years. C. E. Donart has been clerk for thirty years. When he was appointed in 1910, there was a teaching staff of twenty-six. Since then the number of teachers has been tripled. At the time of Mr. Donart's appointment, he was bookkeeper for the Farmer's State Bank and is now with the First National Bank. W. R. Clift, president of the board, is a business man with a school background. He taught com- merce at Bartlesville highschool. After a year he was elected to the position of Superintendent of Kay County schools in which capacity he served for ten years. In 1935 he came to Stillwater where he engaged in the furniture business. Mr. Clift is interested in civic organizations and programs and offers annually an award to the senior who best exem- plihes school and home citizenship. He has been a member of our school board four years. Mrs. George R. Taylor is serving her first year with the group. In 1935 she came to Stillwater and soon became quite active in civic or-

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655118 School fldrincipals Walter McCollum, Principal-M,S. Duties: Major, Infantry Reserve eorpsg President, Secondary School Principals of O.E.A.g heads Falcon Aviation club. Glenn Tonkinson, Vice-principal-M.A, jjj Dutiesg- President, junior division of O.E.A.g member of Phi Delta I, Kappng active in Lion's club. ,,,,,-ag-Q .VG ..:i!g, Sf f 9