North Side High School - Lasso Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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SteenCcuui Aleadem tfuicte ScAaoi Our “P d taut tZ d Ernest F. Sellars, principal North Side’s principal, Ernest F. Sellars, is always ready t lend a helping hand whenever and wherever one is needed. He plays the role of Good Sam” whenever it comes to ironing out the griefs of teachers pertaining to students and other problems. Keeping 650 students happy and contented is no easy job, and a constant battle is also waged on their behalf. The students’ guardian angels come in the form of Miss Mar- garet Hooker, dean of girls, and Mr. Hubert J. Brown, vice-prin- cipal. Whether it is a tardy slip to be signed, a dismissal to be ap- proved, or a case of someone cutting class, Miss Hooker and Mr. Brown are on hand to take care of it. Besides the afore-mentioned duties, Miss Hooker also has the task of averaging grades to see who is eligible for the Spur Club and National Honor Society, for both of which she is sponsor. To occupy his spare time, Mr. Brown holds the position of sponsor of the business staff of both The Lariat and The Lasso. To sum things up, the school could not be run properly with- out the combined work of these three. Miss Margarkt Hookkr, dean of girls Hubkkt J. Brown, vicc-principal

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