Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Q' ,Q- i . . gww-was . .fs .- Page Fourteen FACU LTY , 'hu 3 W Visiting Teacher Miss Mayme Alexander, B. A. Case Worker Tera.: Tech Baylor University! Gabriel H. A. Anderson, B.A., M.A. Band Instructor Hardin-Siiniiifms University University of Texas Key Puncher Miss Woodie Mae Anderson, M. A., B. B. A., B. A, Typing. Coinriiercial Geography University of Texas Book Keeper G. N. Atkinson Book Custodian, Math. University of Texas Texas Tech Chef Ross Ayers, B. A. Physical Education Texas Tech University of Texas Etherist Mrs. Ross Ayers, B. A. Journalism, Publications Trinity University University of Texas Driver E. M. Barnett, B. A. History Howard Payne Texas Tech Movie Maker Miss Alive M, Beckett. B. A. Speech. Draniaties. Declamation U1ziz'ei'sir11 of ll'icl1i1r1 Unirvrsillf of Dmirui' Mother Mrs. Rosa Mae Burford, B. A., M. A. English West 'Tenuas Teachers College Texas Tech

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Page Thirte Natoraiist ..... Dnimcipai paamood Mattbews Mr. Matthews, principal of Senior High School for the last twelve years, took over his present post in 1926. Prior to that time he was principal of Central Ward. Some of the colleges he has attended are Texas Christian University, Southern Methodist University, and Texas Technological College. Having been a guide in Yellowstone National Park and Rocky Mountain National Park for six years, Mr. Matthews likes to spend his summers tour- in the country. During the summer he is interested, not in rnan's work, but in nature's. I like the Gulf or the Blue Ridge Mountains much better than Main Street-when I can afford it, says Mr. Matthews. During the school year, Mr. Matthews is usually so busy ministering to the students' needs that he has little time to think of a hobby. Students always find him willing to listen to them and to help with dif- ficulties. If a man may have a hobby in his work, Mr. Matthews' hobby is having the school run like clockwork. Q

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Hunter W. B. Chapman, B. A. Mathematics, Head Coach Austin College Potter Miss Mattie Clark, B. A. English Trinity University University of Colorado Clipper C. C. Cox Social Science North Texas Teachers Col- lege University of Chicago Cowpuncher Miss Maurine Cunningham, B. A., M. A. Spanish, Librarian Mary Hardin Baylor University of Old Mexico Draftsman G. E. Dawson, B. S. Mechanical Drawing lfVest Texas Teachers College Texas Tech Fiddler J. W. Day, B. A. Physics, Mathematics Hardin-Simmons University of Texas Bowler Miss Beulah Dunn, B. M. Orchestra Cliicayo Musical College Cornell University Rock Collector Miss Grace Ellington Secrefary to Superintendent West Texas Teachers College Carpenter J. R. Freeman, B. A.. M. A. Latin Texas Christian University Austin College Page Fifteen EAC U LTY 1, y.. v-MV' .MV - A --1-r-4-f rr' Aff' .. mx --+1