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Mr. Floyd Honey Principal Miss Iorita Schnell Secretary to the Principal Mr. Floyd Honey, principal of Lub- bock High School, is well known and well liked by every member of the student body. His smiling face is familiar to all who work with him, for he is as pleasant as he is energetic and serious. His job is working with teachers, department co-ordinators, students and their schedules, all of which he does most ejiciently and thoroughly. Mr. Honey holds a bachelor of arts degree and a muster of arts degree, both received from Texas Technolog- ical College. Education Mr. H. L. Allen Mr. Paul Hardwick Mr. W. G. Alderson Vice-President Mr. A. C. Iackson Business Manager
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Mr. C. A. Guy Mr. E. I. Parsons Dr. I . T. Hutchinson President Mr. H. F. Bayless Secretary Board OF Mr. R. W. Matthews b Superintendent Miss Frances Wilson Secretary to Superintendent Although an active member of the administrative council and superin- tendent of Lubbock Public Schools, Mr. Raymond Matthews still -hnds time to take an interest in the youth Df Lubbock. His efficiency is recog- nized by all, and his fair judgment is appreciated and respected. This year, his twenty-third in the Lubbock Public School system, is his .second year as superintendent. Mr. Matthews holds a bachelor of arts degree from Southern Methodist University and a master of arts de- gree from Texas Technological Col- lege.
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Cfficers of the Student Body Ray Simmons Bill Carter President Vice-President Mary Frances Payne Secretary The student body officers are elected in the spring by the entire student body. They also serve as the oyjzicers of the Student Council. Other members of the Council are the class oljzicers who are elected at the first of each school year. The purpose of the Student Council is to provide a means of student partici- pation in school government, to stimulate student activity, to develop citizenship, to recognize work of merit, to act as a medium of service, to ojter a means of co-operation between students and faculty, and to promote the general welfare of Lubbock High School.
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