Dobie High School - Roundup Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Rudy Shubert, school board member, and his wife Jennie contemplate the tcome ol the varsity basketball game against South Houston. Frank Braden, principal, awaits his turn to speak at the Sam Rayburn pep rally. N. fi' x 3' Elmer Bondy Assistant Superintendent Secondary Schools Thomas E. Carrell, Jr. Assistant Superintendent Elementary Schools Jack R. Donnell Assistant Superintendent Service Operations John Elam School Board Vice-President Dr. B.J. Garner School Board Assistant Secretary Sam Hawkins School Board President Lonnie Renfro Assistant Superintendent Business Harvey 'Turner School Board Member Rudy C. Schubert School Board Member Carl J. Schwartz School Board Member Glen White Assistant Superintendent Personnel LamarWinebrenner School Board Secretary District Administration, School Board 43

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Coming, Going With the addition of four new coaches, the boys' athletic department finished replacing coaches who resigned last year. They were David Chollett and Mike Fox, social studies teachers, and Tom Nuendorff and Greg Layton, science teachers. Other new teachers included Donna Branch and Linda Tate in the girls coaching depar- tment. Texana Echols and David Smith joined the resource department. Others were Jesse Armstrong, radio and tv, Sue Gilbert, assistant librarian, Linda Kramer, registrar, John Rascoe, agriculture, Robert Scarberry, auto paint and body, and John Rodgers, social studies teacher. Sue Moore, homemaking teacher, displays her apron at a farewell party given for Lynn Wiggins. The party was held in the home- making kitchen before school on Feb. 26. 4 Dr. C. Lee Meyer Superintendent Frank Braden Principal Lucas Vegas, Jr. Associate Principal Peggy P. Walters Assitant Principal James C. McNeil Assistant Principal Jean 'Woest Assistant Principal 42 School Administration Along with the new teachers, there were 1--F5 F those who resigned. Terri Klemstine, hor- ticulture teacher, and Rhonda Lewis, English teacher, left due to their husbands' being tran- sferred, and Lynn Wiggins, CVAE teacher, went to work in the industry field. Filling in these empty places were Nell Fowler for hor- ticulture and John Farrell in English. Among the new were those celebrating many years with the district. Those awarded were Jimmy Gibbs for 25 years of service and Jean- nette Mathews and Bill Brawn for 15 years of service. These three faculty members were honored at the service awards banquet at Pasadena High School May 8. Kaylin Dupree, English teacher, instructs British literature class. James McNeil, assistant principal, Lucas Vegas, associate principal, Mary Anne Clingan, nur: await their turn to speak at the boys' orientation as Frank Braden, principal, introduces them. Richard Golenko, Latin teacher, studil literature for use in an upcoming Latin contest-

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i l Filclllill members Gl0fi3 Shifflvi, D8I1l1iS Shillpvy, Hvrmall Gfammvr, Jacqueline Hardwick, James Hulme, Betty Battle, and Glen Barnhill Za ' break from first day meetings to enioy a brunch sponsored by the Lariaettes. ' At the Christmas luncheon, Hazel Pool, Marilyn Dodd, Vicki Whiticker, Lucas Vegas, and Linda Perez discuss their holiday plans. Juanita McBee, switchboard operator, displays the cake given to her on her birthday by Phyllis Shaulis, attendance clerk. The cake shows messages such as When are the yearbooks coming in? ., Mr. Braden, line one. , and Please hold. 44 FaCuIty!CandidS