Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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l 'X ,xgvlminidfrafion an SIM, When you think of Wewoka's schools, you think of Calvin T. Smith, school superintendent. Not only does he guide the policies of WHSQ he is the co-ordi- nator of all the school system. Having come to Wewoka as county superin- tendent on July 1, 1935, he became WHS principal on july 1, 1942, and assumed head executive duties in 1949. Brick by brick, he has seen the fine new gym come into being, the home ec department blossom into one of the best in the state, the new stadium be- come a reality. And never has he forgotten that the soul of the building is made up of the spirit of the boys and girls, the administrators, and teachers, the patrons-yes, even the visitors to WHS. These men work with Mr. Smith in deciding the policies and accomplishments of the whole Wewoka school system. They are: Mr. Ben D. Floyd, member, Mr. F. D. Nicholson, treas- urer, Mr. M. S. Whitehead, vice-president, Mr. Carl Drake, clerk, Mr. Clay Foresee, president, Dr. Claude Knight, member. Mrs. Vesta Dennis, Mr. Smith's secretary, has come to get the of- fice mail from Mrs. Earla McCol- lum, high school office secretary.