Lamesa High School - Tornado Yearbook (Lamesa, TX)

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OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL . MRS. j. W. KESNER Our high school has de- pended upon the services of Mrs. J. XV. Kesner, our sec- retary, for the past three years. Mrs. Kesner is a graduate of Alluwe High School in Okla- homa. Previously she has worked in the County School office of Little Rock, Arkan- sas. Mrs. Kesner is the wife of the minister of the Calvary Baptist Church of Lamesa and the mother of two daughters -Beverly and Barbara. MR. RAY CULP Mr. Ray Culp, the L. H. S. assistant principal, received his B.A. degree in 1954 from Texas Technological College, Lubbock. Twelve years a member of the Lamesa school system, Mr. Culp has been principal of high school for two years, assistant principal for seven years, and has taught general science, physics and chemistry. He has also acted as sponsor of the Tor'- zzado Timei, our school news- paper. AND OUR SCHOOL SECRETARY C7 ar-fs---ut, X

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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION i 'R 1 'J' 1 1 The Parent-Teacher Association is concerned with teenagers both out of school and in the classroom. Co-operating with other agencies, the Association provides recrea- tion, employment, and participation in civic affairs for high schoolers. For adults the P.T,A. sponsors study' discussion groups on adolescent problems. This year for the second time the organization awardecl .1 Future Teacher Scholarship. Miss liarbara liurlow was the 1936 choice. The Executive Committee shown above. left to right are: Mrs. B, B. Lee, recreation chairmani Mrs. Olin York. treasurer. Mrs. Carl M. Cox. president: Mrs. joe B. XVhit- low. vice president1 Mrs. Roscoe Holton. publicationsi Mrs. Clyde Amonett, study group. Back row. standing: Mrs. Buster Reed. legislative. Mrs. C. XV. Duke. second vice president: and Mr. Alve Holder. high school principal and parliamentarian. Other officers are: Mrs. O. XY. Ifollis. secretary: Mrs. Carl Clayton. hospital: Mrs. john Middle- ton, membershipg Mrs. D. McPhaul. health: and Mrs. Elmer Cope. safety.

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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Students. I wish to express my appreciation to all the students of L. H. S. for their co-operation throughout 1956-57. It has been an honor to serve a student body that has supported the Student Council so willingly. My thanks. also, go to the homeroom representatives who have worked so faithfully to make each project a success, After four years in L. H. S. one gets to know and love the people that are so essential to a good education-the teachers. I am for their influence and encouragement in ing the Council benefit the entire As many of us leave L. H, S., how much our school has really Vife have gained so much, and we have given her so little fore, to L. H. S. we wish the in future years, and may mold the lives of students in the JIM stopped from by the click the STU- OFFI CERS their work. zation Barr and Purcell, the other seated left to Sthmidt, vice Rod Matthews tarian: jerry treasurerg Louann Parks, secretaryg and Linda Ham- ilton, head cheerleader.