Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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Girls Study Homemaking Art Home economics stresses the skills necessary to homemaking. Besides sewing and cooking, girls study child care, family relations, and menu planning. Girls in fourth year home ec. tailor a suit or coat. Librarian And Counselor Helps Students MR. JOE LARIMORE assumed the duties of counselor this year. He has a Master Teaching degree from South- eastern State College. Advising students about their high school credits and about college admission require- ments has taken much of Mr. Larim0re's Time. He 6lS0 administers all national tests given' by the school. MRS. EMILY LOLLIS teaches all home economics. She has a Masters degree from Oklahoma University. MRS. DOROTHY HAMILTON, who has a Master of Science degree from Kansas State of Pittsburg, Kansas, is the librarian. This is Mrs. Hamilton's first year in Wewoka. She was assistant librarian at Panhandle A8-M College. Mrs. Hamilton has made the new library a quiet and delightful place to study. 5 15

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Shop And Develops Skills ,lil-ref - MR. CLIFFORD University. Mr. Four years of Vocational Agriculture, four years of Shop work, and one year of mechanical drawing are open to boys. Ag. boys look forward to County and State Fairs where they exhibit live stock. The shop turns out many interest- ing and decorative items. This year, shop boys made shutters for the home economics room. MRS. EDWARD I.. ADAMS who teaches all shop and mechanxcal drawing has a Master Teaching degree from East Central State College

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Staff Performs Variety of Jobs The men who maintain the grounds and buildings are constantly in demand. Besides the regular chores of cleaning and straight- ening, they must also keep the boiler in good repair and see that each room is a comfort- able temperature. Keeping' the lawn and parking lot in good condition and keeping the football field in tip-top shape are time consuming chores. Summer time does not mean vacation time for the custodiansg it is then that they paint walls and woodwork, repair furniture, and wax and polish everything to a sparkling shine. rs - ' liiiiitili 5 .. 7 I' an s . me M-W 1 MR. COY WILLIAMS retired the first semester. He had served WHS for thirteen years. MR. PAUL HUTTON, head custodian is a familiar sight in his panel truck. Mr. Hutton is the first one to be called when any trouble threatens. 7' THURMAN PUTCHLYNN, Elbert Crump, Bob Evans and E. J. Crump see that the high school building is tidy and comfortable. MRS. P. J. TUTTLE, Mrs. Bruce Wheeler, Mrs. Jim Kelsey, Mrs. R. S, Thompson, Mrs. Goldie Kenny, and Mrs. Frank Watts plan and prepare the noon meal for elementary, junior high and high school gtudentg, 1 4