Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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Mr. Carl Roblyer Dedication To Mr. Roblyer whose wisdom keeps the com- position of our picture in the proper perspective and whose patience and understanding makes our participation in the picture enjoyable and rewarding, we dedicate this book. 4

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The main purpose of the school is to provide each student with a good education. The achieve- ments of former students attest the excellence of W.H.S. This is a difficult picture to show in our yearbook. Second effort on the football field makes a great picture, but the second effort re- quired to understand a Shake- spearian sonnet or the valances in chemistry cannot be caught by the camera. Classes and study comprise the biggest part of our school dayg a wise administration and competent teachers make the curriculum inviting and chal- lenging. N - ,X 4 I of ' z defy' Q , ' it 4 ' 'i I' ' f iww view r sl' geo W