Wilburton High School - Diggers Yearbook (Wilburton, OK)

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Services Staff Functions as Unit TRANSPORTATION OF STUDENTS is provided by a staff of six drivers for routine and special school trips. Bus drivers include Don McClain, Wayne Lucas, Archie Hodge, Ed Jarvis, Marion Smith, and Lester Wray. SERVICE STAFF MEMBERS function as a unit to complete office records, trans- port students, and maintain plant facili- ties A staff of eighteen provides effeci- ent services for approxiamately a thou- sand students. Suellen Young, Secretary to Superinten- dent P.J. Smith, prepares necessary ser- vices used for payroll records and recep- tions callers to the administrative office. Carolyn Underwood. Secretary to the high school principal, completes stu- dent records and accounting for activity accounts and supervises mail distribu- tion. CHECKING LIGHT- ING FACILITIES is one of many duties completed by the maintenance staff. Campus grounds are kept attractive throughout the year and interiors are re- conditioned on a regular basis during summer months. Walter Jeffery and Ed Jarvis maintain the high school sec- tion, Bob Bloxham the junior high, and Pete Zink the ele- mentary section. Archie Hodge maintains campus grounds. FRESHLY BAKED BREAD is featured daily with nourishing meals prepared in the school cafeteria by Margaret Petree Margaret Duncan, Julia Baker, Velva McCarney, Cafeteria Manager, and Glema Bloxham. Special meals are prepared for faculty dinners and special occasions.

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Teenagers Join Organizations PHIL RATLIFF PRESIDES, as vice- president, over a meeting of the Boys' Lettermen Club in place of absent president, John Crane. The members discuss plans pertaining to the football and basketball coronations, arrival of football jackets and sweaters, and the problems, and outcome of a game. BAKE SALE PLANS are discussed by mem- bers of the Girl's Lettermen Club presided over by president, Sandra Taylor and spon- sored by Coach Sam Taylor. A motion is made and carried that the proceeds will help sponsor a trip to Miami for club members. Clubs, Groups Offer Extra-Class Activities LOU WATKINS POINTS out the local vicinity of Okla- homa on a map of the world to mem- bers of the History Club. Students meet monthly and talk over recent events which affect our way of life. The club and Okla- homa History Classes made a trip to the Rhunestone located near Heavener. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS explore a new world of tiny creatures under the lens of a microscope. Taking turn, they look at an onion skin, an amoeba, or maybe a part of a dissected animal. Nancy Taylor sponsors the twenty-two member club monthly.