Kermit High School - Sandstorm Yearbook (Kermit, TX)

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FACULTY DARREL MAYER The man with the straight face and keen sense of humor. He knows all the answers- especially about civics and history. Teach- ing has always been his first love-even be- for his army days. A native of Kansas, he attended Kansas University, did graduate work at Bethel College. .YL T' 'iv ALICE KNOX lf you want to know how to solve a math problem or the formula for compounding sul- phuric acid, ask Mrs. Knox, She has taught in KHS for two years. She is always ready to answer your questions, that is if it is not on a test. Mrs. Knox received her AB degree from Eastern New Mexico College, did grad- uate work at Texas Tech and Sul Ross State Teachers College, LT ll., fi i s ELIZABETH MORRIS Want to know who wrote Crossing the Bar or Thariatopsis ? lust ask Mrs. Morris. She has taught English in KHS for two years, Mrs. Morris is an excellent musician. She received her BA degree from Austin College and did graduate work at Texas Tech and Kidd-Key, CLYDE MARTIN Football, biology, or history, it makes no difference to Mr. Martin, because he has taught all of them. He was A squad assistant coch during football season and teaches biology. He is always smiling and friendly, he has taught here for a year and a half. Coach Martin has an AB degree from Trin- ity University, and did graduate work at Rice Institute and Denver University.

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1-..,,,,f W ww A, Tommy Thompson, Principal .ii 1- .. wt' t 1 t ' I : , t t , ' 4' f-- ,. 'Q '+-+ K 'Y Helping Coach during their ott periods by making announcements and checking absentees these girls make up the office staff Top row Shirley Boudreaux, Pat Calloway, Wynell Claborn, Ioy Storey and lean Cathy, Bottom row: Io Nell Westerman and Ioan Barnes. DEAR STUDENTS AND FACULTY: I sincerely feel that it is an honor to be permitted to write a few words in this Sandstorm. On these pages you will find re- flected the activities of clubs and departments, the cooperation of classes, the teams, the achievements of the K band, and a likeness of the two hundred and fifty loyal students that make Kermit High School the best in the land. Interwoven through- out the whole pattern we find a loyal, co-operative, friendly and helpful faculty group, sincerely in- terested in youth, its problems, its attainments, its failures, and its am- bitions. Best of luck to the class of '47, and may other classes have the same Kermit Spirit that you have shown. Sincerely, be

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MAI.LIE CARTER One watching Girls' PE classes Wonders who is having most the fun-the teacher or the girls. Her winning smile has made her a favorite. Miss Carter, coach of the volleyball team, has taught in Kermit for two years. She received her BS degree from Sul Ross State Teachers' College. tru 4' t uh ,V 1 ix E: LAURA BOEDEKER Como esta usted? or how are you? Either saluutation will be answered by Mrs, Boedeker who teaches both Spanish and English. Her students appreciate her ready wit and smile. A new comer this year, she is readily becoming a favorite. She received Tier BA from Southwest State Teachers' Col- ege. X , Q FACULTY C. E. CHRISTIAN Whether it's football or basketball or gym, Coach Cricket is tops. Although this is his first year at KHS, he has already set a record for himself and Kermit with his leadership of our boys in the sports world. Coach is a fav- orite with the girls too -they rave about his sports shirts and nice manners. I-le received his BS degree from McMurry. u 4 V 4- ,A E ,li V '-. 'c I U I if IOYCE BELL Miss Bell is that cute teacher from Wink. You will always find her supervising work on the Yellow Iacket or the annual. Any other time you may find her directing a play or teaching English, speech, and journalism, her favorite. This is her first year of teaching at KHS. She received her Bl degree from the University of Texas.