Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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Miss Thora McCorkle teaches civic s a nd American History. Her civics c la s s is annually in charge ofthe election for student council officers. Gano Tubb is another Ameri- can His to r y teacher. Besides teaching history, he also coaches. He is a true friend of every stu- dent, a nd is known by everyone for his good-naturedness. 1 Doug Samford who is also on the coaching staff, teaches economics, and Texa s History. This is Mr. Samford's first year to be a mem- ber of L.H.S. faculty. W eir Clem, sheriff of Hockley County, points out to students of L.H.S. the principles of the master lock of the city jail. The students visited the jail during Crime Pre- vention Week. Qg6f2'i1r1ww4s:1sne?:':J3fK++vfe1w I+ v?-fi 'VN '4fY'X'iMi2difA'N,Ew'Q'4fg A22 'id ii.'fEi,f,-?I'.f.' r- - w-,fs ,,. '.,. ', -- ,,. .. f'f f'2'1 HSP4 'i!L'- L'f.1 --Qi,-'jl i'f 51m-:m,w3'. 'fx',f.',r.1::15fl'E'ifif'fJJf!ftQ,: M475g.5g4w4r,u5fs1f914q:.1 g,7.l','Q.UbR1'9?Nx:f14?-r nRyx!SW .wfrY:1g..,,.y':.:..,,.-.my.,:..f.v:-4,-Y.. l-um,-..a,,,,t1.4f1,L, , h S . if at and czence 9' s 1.- its: Patsy Green proved her aptitude in math by being selected as Who's Who in that department.

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1 . N ff ,. Y we h I Charles Sylvester is kept busy .in the math department teaching Algebra I, Algebra II, and geometry. Shownhere is Mr. Sylves- ter instructing his sophomore class. Students in the picture are Sue Townsend, Joyce Sage, and Jerry Roberts. ,ff ,. .5 . a+' . Q . T7 . ,- Q 5- ,' f -T- , K I fi? fy mf 'LIU If I 'L , ' it ' 'ki lcfxxx A , tilt f pf? 'kv ki : A I., -,f'x 4 S 'v'-d N xii r X . Q- A ' 4 We 9 M i Cnr f ge? 'H A if 'C Head Coach for the Lobo team, Johnnie Hickman, also teaches Algebra I in the high school curricu- lum. Clifford Hartsell and Joe Kennedy seem to enjoy working problems as Mr. Blakely helps to solve the equa- tion. fa1z 5isj:1'+1 -tif-'-L' Another instructor in the ma th department is .Ta me s Blakely 'who teaches both Algebra I and Algebra II. He is known by all the students for his good sense of humor. EmmittBroderson teaches World History and is also one of the coaches for the foot- ball squad. Connie Jackson received the Who's Who honor in social studies. Here she points out the posi- tion ofLevel1and on one of the many maps in the social studies room.

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vsifil' t'5s!-5.5ftfi+Y2-,?3?ZIQ4f1! tt? S -1 m.. One of the science club sponsors, Harold Brinson, is shown in his familiar pose ex- plaining an exhibit in one of his s c ie n c e classes. Coach Brinson keeps all of his time well spent with his s c ie nc e classes and coaching. Several members of a sophomore science class a re shown examining an exhibit held by Coach Brinson, Brodie Hutchinson, w ell- known LHS science teacher, is pictured in his lab looking over a set ofplans. Mr. Hutchinson is also a sponsor of the newly formed science club. Clois Roberts watches over one of the many ha ll exhibits of the science classes. Who's Who in science is none other than H. A. Cowan. Taking all phases of science, and proving him- self outstanding in each, there was very little left to choice in this field. 1 :Li I fi, Q XJ 'X 1 I I. i 5 ' Q '23,-1 'xg' , Ivy lair: -..,.ir .lm Officers of the science club are busy looking things over in the science lab. This club was just formed recently and is a national honor c lub. The of- ficers areas follows: Chester Jackson, president, Johnny Cowan, vice-presidentg Sandra Brown, secretaryg and Ann Dupre, treasurer. H. A. Cowan, David Ben- ningfield, and Olive r Watson explain the science exhibit on presented during the Business Education Day program. electrical currents which was 4 Hlifkmwwasieim-wwwHwW4vr0rw3mvzvwfuwene4:.,r+f:-xswuswsusrm,zu:wsexQv,f:f,4:mfvv-P-Q ,-' 1 -1 T--f Fr' ' f ...e .umwx.1f-Fw--we f,umff.t ,-......m.1-with-mwfftdf