Wellston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wellston, OK)

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5, or ilqgfif N41 , 143' is fic' The students of Wellston High School combine the energy and determination of their mascot, the tiger, with the carefree, ioyous spirit of the tiger cub. They can do a great deal when their energy is guided into the right channels, and manage to have a good time doing it. The i958 Tiger reflects this mixture of serious effort and light hearted fun that makes up a school year. We hope you enloy it and that it will bring back many pleasant memories in the years to come Uonewond I 9-.el K-7 Editor Shirley Marney Assistant Editor Wayne Graham Classes Ruth Ann Goggm La Reta Martin Activities Bonnie Wolf Carolyn Williams Assistants Janet Moore Darlene Mills Sports Kent Potts icy Helm Aff Collene Neihart Myrtle Wiley Business Manager Dean Alexander Sponsor Mrs Ll l a Potts 1 X , I lk - , -we , 1 U i . 1 V L 4 to X i,l 5 ' QR. V . .f ' 1 X A 31 . 45 7 ' ' ,if , . , ,M - .. -.- - . . . ..... . . . Q I O n 0 Q I . I I 1 g . I . T ' O 3 I 0 I h I O l I 0 0 n a I g g . I . 9 D I O O I U I I I I .

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QM The I958 TIGER IS dedicated to the rrost famnllar personage an our hugh school We recognrze has worth as advrsor and frlend Prrncnpal Ben Joe Wheeler has served our school for many years as Dravers Education Instructor English Teacher and Prmcnpal We sincerely hope that thus deducatnon will express our apprecuatnon for hrs work and effort. I . at , 1' ' ' 4 . . -1 a - - I . - ' . . I I o

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Mr. Glenn Potts came to Wellston as super- a intendent of schools in l95l, when we were still in grade school. He has helped pilot us through c junior and senior high school, and we have learn ed to appreciate his firm hand at the controls. We appreciate his friendship and his unfailing u interest in all our affairs. Graduated from Okla- homa State University, he has had several years' experience as teacher, principal and superin- tendent. 'pl A school can be no better than its teaching faculty. We are fortunate to have a group of fine teachers who have been trained in the colleges of Oklahoma. All of them have the Bachelor degree, and several have earned the Master's degree Clois Huffer, M,S, from Oklahoma State, teaches vocational agriculture. Allen Bates, M,T,, Central State is athletic director and history teacher. Lila Potts, B,A,, Central State, teaches business education. Mary Lee Halbert B S Oklahoma State, is vocational home economics instructor. Ben Joe Wheeler, M,A,, Oklahoma University is high school rinci al and En Iish teacher Lee Henderson B S Central teaches science and is the rade school coach Bonnie Pool P P S - ..., , g music teacher, is Not Pictured. I A 1' x fi- X . i'1v