McKinney High School - Lion Yearbook (McKinney, TX)

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Principal Seeks Improvements or MHS MR. JACK C. FAUBION Principal After five and one-half years of service to MHS, the presence of principal Mr. Jack C. Faubion has added joviality to these hallowed halls. With a firm but kind hand, Mr. Faubion has performed his duties as principal well. Aside from his regular jobs, he participates in school and organizational activities. His participation has contributed to closer student-administration relations.

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To insure the best health for all students, no one person could be successful, therefore, along with Mrs. Nesbitt, Mrs. Nina Roberts reassures us that shots and ex- aminations are necessary. Curriculum director, Mr. Lyman D. Robinson, helps teachers plan workshops and added attractions to broaden their abilities. 2- A , 1 rt... 3 , ,ax Mr. Earl Slaughter, business man- ager of the McKinney Public School System, keeps records and works on financial problems. ice . .. My Mr. George Raymond Smrth VISIIS all schools in McKinney as well E as bus routes, reporting all prob- Mrs. Verna Stephenson, reading consultant, supplies many new methods and materials for ele- mentary and junior high reading programs. lems that occur Bookkeeper for the McKinney Public School System, Mr. Mike Walters, keeps our funds account- ed. -?'f? '?',,vT'G Mrs. .lohnye Worden, textbook con- sultant, introduces the newest and most informative texts to the facul- ty.

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As a newcomer, assistant principal Mr. Dean 0. Slay- ton has proved himself an asset to McKinney High School. Having received his B.A. from the University of Tulsa, Mr. Slayton is well equipped to handle al- most any emergency that might arise. Mr. Edwin Luscombe, guidance counselor and senior class sponsor, is indispensable to the administration and students. There is always time for everyone in his office. Mr. Luscombe holds both a B.S. and M.S. de- gree from North Texas State University. Assistants Are I d , l Secretary for MHS, Mrs. Ellen Byrd, whose duty is b to keep cool and calm when problems appear, is a n' 8 well known friend to all. Offices wouldn't be offices without those girls of varied talents, such as typing, answering phones, and, most of all, picking up absentee slips from the many doors of MHS. These girls are Gloria Wilson, Linda Mayfield, Amie Dodson, Elaine Deptula, Lon Etta Willis, Susan Phillips, Barbara Vaughn, Beverly Koonce, Sherry Bowman, Darlene Rutledge, Tommy Crockett, Mary, Anne Cooke, and Patsy Murphy.