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

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5 1 S Mr. Jake Diggs, principal, often spends hours at his desk doing unlimited reports for the board. He does more than his share of hall duty. His secretary, Mrs. Rubye Lee, often gives him reports which he must read and evaluate. He sometimes confers with attendance secretaries Mrs. Elnora Tomes and Mrs. Christine Mann He sometimes gets his assistant princi pals Mrs Pam Wheeler Mr Bob McCain and Mr Dwight Jones in a huddle W '2'h -Neg L' G l s Av, CIPAL x, r, WT M 'lx if Ib w-sv'-Rf -- .f. ,- ff f We . X 1 20 ' Principal