Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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PRINCIPALS Henry Glenn, high school prin- cipal, teaches personal problems, P. A. D., and Oklahoma history. Mr. Glenn was born in Hughes, Oklahoma, and finished high school at Wilburton. He received his A. 13. degree at Southeastern State College, and his Master’s at Oklahoma University in 1950. Lee Roy Ritchey, junior high frincipal and high school Eng- ish and speech instructor, was born in Kingston, Oklahoma, and graduated from high school there. Mr. Ritchey received his A. 13. degree from Southeastern State College, and his Master’s from Oklahoma University in 1952. Donald Martin, grade school principal, was born in Russett, Oklahoma, and finished high school there. Mr. Martin received his 13. S. degree from East Cen- tral State Teachers College and his Master’s from Oklahoma University in 1953.

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Discussing budget and school administration problems are members o{ the Tishomingo Board of Education. Seated left to right are: Jack Warden, Bruce Scarberry, C. 11. Pink- erton, Supt., Ed Stapleton, Joe Harbert, Clerk, and Billy King, President. ADMINISTRATION Superintendent C. II. Pinkerton came to Tishomingo in 1953. He was born in Long, Okla- homa, in Sequoyah County, which was then Indian Territory. He received his high school diploma from Sallisaw, Oklahoma, and continued his education at Northeastern State Col- lege to receive his B. S. degree. The hours for his Master’s degree were completed at Oklahoma A. and M. College in 1939.

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FACULTY RALPH CAMPBELL, instrumental music director, was Dorn in Krebs, Oklahoma, and graduated from high school in Wilburton. He attended Tulsa University where he received his A.B. degree. His Master’s de- gree requirements were completed in 1949 ANITA E. RITCHEY teaches business subjects and journal- ism in high school. She is from Milburn, Oklahoma, where she completed her high school work. She received her A.B. degree at Southeastern State College, and her Master’s de- gree at Oklahoma University in 1952. LUCILLE CHAPMAN REED, seventh grade teacher, was born in Greenville, Texas, She finished high school at Tishomingo. She received her A.B. degree from Southeastern State College. JOE KEY, coach and social science instructor, was born in Durant, Oklahoma, and finished high school at Goodland, Okla- homa. He attended Central State College, at Edmond, where he re- ceived his A.B. degree in 1943.