Weatherford High School - Eagle Yearbook (Weatherford, OK)

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isa TIME IS THE BEST TIME . . . enrolling, decides Jerry Allen and Kerr, as they work out their fall under the g uidance ot Mr. These boys are also helping to for Career Day, on March 23. . . . nrollment Sta:-tA RQUGGKUS ENROLLING SO YOUNG? .... Harold Bradley, son, says Bobby may not be quite old enough for high school but his intelligence can match the mightiest. A BUSY TIME DURING EN- ROLLMENT .... Pauline Johnson checks each student's schedule for possible conflicts. TIME ON HER HANDS .... but not for long for Carolyn Frost, because a new school year is under way. Keeping time for the students and teachers alike is this new master clock, a gift of the 1953 graduating class. ff LETS GET ACQUAINTED .... Patsy Lidia and Shirley Amen are on the iob ready to help students find and select the best of reading in our library. MANY BOYS TURNED TO SHOP .... Merlyn Randolph and Johnny Morris receive instructions from Mr. Lee on the proper use of electrical machinery. the beaming grandfather of Bobby Dean Ander-

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STEADY HANDS AND CLEAR EYES Willoro Lohrengel and Clyo Heck are trying with assistance from Mr. House, to set up an experiment an biology Smith Wycoff is patiently waiting for the results IN THE BEST OF CIRCLES. These plone geometry students, Duane Barker, Guida Reyburn, Karen Hardin and Leola Cotter are getting ready to display some of their construction work in the newly decorated mathe- matics room. Y L' wie vi uv-l '