U S Grant High School - General Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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Mr. ees And Semracl Assist Principal ell Assisting Mr. Huffman were Vice-principals, .lim Nees and Everett Semrad. Mr. Nees handled the discipline of the school. His duty varied from giving make up time to giving swats, but only when absolutely necessary. His doors were always open for any student that needed advice. Mr. Semrad had the responsibility of taking care of all the instructional media of the school. The modern textbooks at Grant were the result of his work to keep the school up to date. To be an assistant principal took not only a strong and firm hand but also an understanding of problems. They had to take the situation at hand and deal with it properly. Mr. Nees and Mr. Semrad met all of these requirements. ABOVE: Mr. Nees took care of attendance problems. How many hours of school did you miss? asked Mr. Nees as a student enters the door. LEFT: Mr. Nees laughed as he finds some excuses humorous. 26

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aculty Ar. Huffman Completes Eleven Years As Principal ',,,'- ft'W'f'W1. l'7': w 'H-H'-' my' , There must be an outstanding man to make such a school run as smoothly as U.S. Grant has. This man was principal, Mr. C. W. Huffman, who is in his twelfth year as head of the administration. Because of his great faith and interest in the education of tomorrow's leaders, students can continue, knowing that they are not alone. Being head of the administration has not been an easy iob, and sometimes it has been very trying. But Mr. Huffman never failed to come through with a reliable answer and a big smile. U. S. Grant is an outstanding school with a bright future. This is the result of hard work by students and faculty through- out the years. It has taken the cooperation of many people, but most of all the leadership of a wise man. i --.. 41 at 'K in 25

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'Z 'g t r ..b , --4 LEFT: Mr. Semracl inventories all the text books and instructional media to determine what supplies the students will need. LOWER: Mr. Semrad com- pletes an order for new materials.