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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE 2006-2007 is going to be a year of change for Webster High School. Although some things are anchored in tradition such as students committing the creed to memory, the crowning of Miss Daniel Webster, or the memorializing of our war losses with the Red Bud Trail, some things also change with the times. This year will bring the advent of a Freshman Academy and a focus on making school work relevant to post high school careers. The Freshman Academy will be a focus on career orientation and personal choices in getting to the perfect career for the individual. All freshmen are taking the same foundation course in Leadership. This course will be a fun and informative look into what talents and attributes lead to a complimentary career. It will delve into each person’s responsibility to maintain their share in our community and to strive for the best they can for themselves and their families. It should serve to point out the requirements for experiencing success in school and beyond. Upper classmen will also be focusing on their career futures when they meet with their Teacher Advisors. Although it took a lot of thought this new program will be called Teachers as Advisors and our hope is that small groups of students can rely on one advisor to help them meet their goals in life. Please take each day of your school career as a step toward your life’s calling. If you do that with determination and the necessary self-discipline you will find that you achieve your aspirations much more quickly than you would without a plan or purpose. Good luck this year and come by the principal’s office to introduce yourself if you haven’t already done so. Mr. Garland received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma and his Master’s degree from Oklahoma State University. He began teaching in 1983 in Richardson Texas as a psychology teacher and soccer coach. He returned to Oklahoma and taught U.S. History as well as acting as a head coach for Broken Arrow High School. He began his administration experiences as the Principal for the Jenks Evening Alternative School while still teaching during the school day. He spent one year as an assistant and became the head principal for Okmulgee High School before becoming the junior high and high school head at Prue. He joined Daniel Webster High School in 2004.
Ms. Saundra Ford received her bachelor’s degree from Langston University and her Master’s degree from Northeastern State University. Ms. Ford began her teaching career at Webster High School in 1970 as a Business Education Teacher. In 1977 she became the Cooperative Office Education Teacher/Coordinator. In 1994 Ms. Ford was appointed Assistant Principal. Ms. Ford’s entire career has been at Webster High School.
Mr. Dale Edwards received his Bachelor’s Degree and Master’s Degree from Northeastern State University. He began teaching Industrial Arts at Wright Junior High in the fall of 1961 to 1964. Mr. Edwards taught three years at Rialto Jr. High in Rialto, California, teaching Metal and Woods. Mr. Edwards also taught Metal and Stagecraft at Monroe Jr. High, and was assigned to Webster High School in 1968 as Drafting and Driver’s Education Teacher. He then served as Dean of Students for four years. Mr. Edwards was appointed Assistant Principal at Webster in 1974.
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