Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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ALBERT A. BAILEY, high school mathematics and science instruct- or, was born in Paris, Arkansas. He graduated from high school in Lamar, Oklahoma, and reoeived his B.S. degree from East Central State College in 1933. MABEL CHANCE, home econ- omics director, was born in Hickory, Oklahoma. She gradu- ated from Ravia High School and continued her education at Southeastern State College, where she received her B.S. degree. MARTHA MARTIN, substitute teacher, was born at Pontotoc, Oklahoma and finished high school at Bromide, Oklahoma. She received her B.S, degree from East Central State Coll- ege, in 1949. HOWARD 0. JOHNSON, shop teacher, was born in Konowa, Oklahoma, and finished his high school work at Maud. He completed work for a B.S. de- gree from East Central State College in 1939. S. L. SOOTER, science and history teacher, was born in Leslie, Arkansas, He gradu- ated from the Vinita High school, and received his B.S. degree from Oklahoma A. M. College in 1933.

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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.

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driver, is ready to take his riders home. Euell Sneed, North Bard custodian, tries to pull a swing out of a tree. Mrs, Lydia Ayres and Mrs. Birdie Risinger are ready to serve students who eat at the school cafeteria. Ralph Gray arrives with his busload of “eager beavers, Ld Maxwell holds something of a record as bus driver, hav- ing been on the job twenty- three years, has missed two days of work, and hasn’t a single accident to his credit. R, M, Howell, custodian at the high school, keeps the flower beds worked, as well as his inside cleaning done. ■ • -jr:-.. .