Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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With her musical ability and disarming smile, modest Chloe T. Dawson, known throughout L. H. S. as one of the most ac- tive sophomore members of the Student Council, can always be counted on to carry through her promises. W . - i1ffEEff?:f , ,-fiiigfh 1 2-1.1 .,1ffgu White teeth flash in a quick, charming grin as jim Iohnson undertakes to see that some class member does his job. The victim hasn't a chance against that pleading expression. Brown-haired, grey-eyed, husky-voiced Rita McCau- ley is always speaking to people. Her friendly man- ner and genuine interest in all school actioities make her a familiar personality around L. H. S. Quite an extraordinary boy is Charles Wright. Making and holding his multitude of friends is no push- ooer, as he will testify. He manages to do that and then some without any trouble though. Sparkling smile, quiet- ness of manner, and a mag- netic personality make Bet- ty Lou Cone, or Boo, a favorite with teachers and students alike. Tall, dark, and athletic, Boo enjoys sports and plans modeling for a career.

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Dependable as the 8:53 o,clock bell, ,lack Alderson -the guy with the engag- ing smile-is called upon to do all sorts of things. Maybe it's his burr haircut that makes him so popular. Red hair and all the vitality that goes with itl' That de- scribes Bo English, a short, cute sophomore. During his short time in L. H. S. Bo has made many friends, who like him for his ever-present smile. Billye Io Stephens, secre- tary of her junior class, is an embodiment of eficien- cy and co-operation. An honor roll student, Billye Io is a member of the Cour- tesy Committee of the Stu- dent Council. Bill Carter, with his friendly grin and happy-go-lucky man- ner, has won the friendship and respect of students and teachers alike. YVhether on the gridiron or in his classes, Billye Io's Ta1fy,' is a valuable asset to Westernerdom. Meradith Smith, or Toodles,,' as her friends know her, is famous for the effective manner in which she gets things done. Her energetic ef- ficiency and gay smile always make her welcome when things need at- tending to.

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How We're Organized The administration which governs Lubbock Senior High School is made up of the Board of Education, the Faculty, and the Student Council. The Board consists of eight members, including Dr. I . T. Hutchin- son, president, and Mr. A. C. Jackson, business manager. Members are chosen by city election. Every two years, three members are run for election or re-election. There are 57 faculty members in Lubbock High, headed by Mr. R. W. Matthews, superintendent, and Mr. Floyd Honey, principal. These teachers instruct students in some 61 offered courses. The Student Council was set up as a means of offering the student body a way of participating in their own school government. It is composed of a president, vice-president, and secretary plus the officers elected by each of the three classes. The school board is the policy-forming organization of the school system. The superintendent strives at all times to carry out the school board's policies. He works through the faculty to accomplish his pur- poses. While the student council is primarily to offer the student an opportunity of participating in the functions of the school, it also aids the superintendent and faculty in carrying out the policies of the school board. In the following pages the staff has tried to bring you a record of your governing bodies this year.