Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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MR. WAYNE HALLEY, B. S., Vocal Music and Mathematics, O. li. U. MISS ,IOHNNIE JINKS. B. S. Speech and English. E. C. C. MISS ETHEL LATHAM, M. A. History, 0. U. MR. CLELL BURNETT, H. Mathematics and Athletics, Arkansas State. Mr. Halley. the man with over a hun- dred ties, is intently warbling for his students. Under his direction the mixed chorus has grown and improved in past years. The Messiah by Handel was the main mixed chorus accomplishment of this year. Miss links is explaining the weekly KWSH radio program to Ann Peebles and Don Burris. The debate teams have won nine trophies since she has been the instructor, and she has directed some outstanding plays at WHS. She also has a wicked forehand on the tennis court. where she coaches tennis or instructs her physical education class. Miss Latham shares a joke with ,lane Rowland and Mack Burnett. She always sees the funny as well as the serious side of history. Her students usually win the lionis share of honors in interscholastic contests. Clell Burnett, our coach, takes time out from football practice to pose for the camera. He is also an instructor in geometry and driver's training.

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FACULTY Mr. C. B. Howerton, principal, QM. Ed. in city school administration and school finance, O. UQ is completing his third year here. He is helped in the office by his secretary, Mrs. Hazel Mc- Clure, and a group of student office assistants. These people are, bottom right, seated: Mary Fox, Virginia Ford, Bonnie Bailes, Jane Haunschild, Mollie Chaney, Wanda Bishop. Standing: Mrs. Hazel McClure, secretary. Mrs. Emily Palas QM. Home Ee. Ed. O. U.l came to WHS this year. She has started a vocational homemaking program. Mr. Loyd Nash QM. A. industrial arts, Olcla. A. and M.l teaches shop and mechanical drawing. Hels the man who runs around all the time shooting everybody-with his camera. He has taken most of the yearbook pictures.

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MR. CLIFFORD CHRIST, B. S. Voc. Agri- culture. Okla. A. Si M. MRS. LUCY B. SITTON, M. A. English, 0. U. MISS GERALDINE HOUSER, M. A. For- eign Language and English, Okla. A. 81 M. MR. E. B. MOORE, M. M. Education, O. U. Mr. Christ is lost in one of his many agricultural lectures. lf anybody needs any information about raising a hog or what to feed a three weeks old chicken. Mr. Christ is your man. Under his direc- tion the agriculture classes have won prizes at many live stock contests and fairs. From Mrs. Sitton, Frankie Saladin and Nanci Boothe learn how to correct a stencil. l believe this woman could proofread a dummy faster than Theo- dore Roosevelt could. Mrs. Sitton has an exceptionally large journalism class this year. She also teaches sophomore English and expounds to seniors about English writers from Shakespeare to Shaw. Miss Houser is enjoying a Spanish play given by George Rupe and Ronald Holley. Miss Houser teaches Spanish. Latin. and American literature. 'Clie sure to take Spanish. ltis more funlw upper classmen advise enrolling freshmen. Mr. Moore listens to a duet played by jerry Segroves and Ronald Holley. Mr. Moore is a busy man: he directs the high school band, has organized a junior high western band, and starts young musicians on their tooting career in grade school.