Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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D E D I C A T I O N Through the efforts of the Tishomingo High School Student Coun- cil and its sponsor, Henry Glenn, the traditions of our school are preserved and promoted. To this group, the staff of the 1954 Indian dedicates this book. STANDING IN BACKGROUND, left to right: Gary Lawley, vice president; Roger Smith, president; Wanda Sneed, secretary. SEATED, left to right: Gerald Smith, 7th grade representative; Jerry Lawley, 8th grade representative; Darleen Rollins, Pep Club representative; J. E. Keele, junior class representative; Lan-y Warden, senior class repre- sentative; Jimmy Ray McCarthick, Letterman’s Club representative; Thurman Wolfe, Band representative; Luetta Penny, 4—H Club representative, Phyllis Swarts, sophomore representative; Jo Ann Patton, freshman representative.

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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.