Wellston High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wellston, OK)

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Fao ulfy Grade School Grade school is where the child gets his or her first impression of the outside world . Students also acquire their love , or lack of it, for school and learning here . Wellston grade school students are getting one of the best educations available with teachers who are acquainted with up-to-date educa- TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Joyce Forgey, B.S. , CSU. Mrs. Forgey is the teacher of the Kindergarten children. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Cynthia Wil- liams, CSU, BS, First Grade tional methods and are willing to try some new innovations if it will benefit the student. There are five new grade school teachers this year. All have taught in other school systems, which give them teaching experience that they can pass on to the other teachers and students. 4. w ,wwf N M fwiivn

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Principals The strength of an institution lies in the quality of its administrative lead- ership and dedication. Don Willis High School A man dedicated to his students, teachers, and the welfare of the high school, Mr. Don Willis, is always ready and willing to help with any problems. if-.. Wellston is fortunate in having such leadership, instructing, and guiding its students. Pauline Harding Elementary and Junior High A woman dedicated to helping the elementary and junior high school stu dents getting the education they want and need - Mrs. Pauline Harding -

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Z 1 i J4 I ,rj , 3 TOP LEFT: Mrs. Nancy Key, BS, CSU Second Grade. TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Jeanie Yates, BS, CSU, Third Grade. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Jackie Kever, BS, CSU, Third Grade.