Lamesa High School - Tornado Yearbook (Lamesa, TX)

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iwriiry to t -girrv NI cr Qut 1 XX iuginsi lux' STUDENT CCUNCIL Mcmlvcrs ut' the MQKinm'y. it .. immy XY'ildcr. x D Linda Shi Iitirrim. -iam' juries. Iigirlxiixi Harris. Richard Crump. Ruiz. Guy idiuwiimri. Diimld Mddisim. Doyli- Xiirris. Rxwpc. l'vcmr1y XX'liitc. Xxilllhigi Addistm. Both Aim Iitiliwsc. Thcldti Lu Innes. il :md altcrnatcs mt-ct every XYiCLiI1CSLi11f' in the school Ii! student in tht- IUSTSS Student Clounuil arc Klata XY'o0dul. Kay Hoskins. Miko Schmidt. Julia Hold- Rutli Aim Stott. Paula Oswgtlt. .Ioan Tartcr. Kirk XX'riul1t. Bill Iiurtlctt. Clharlcs Kcithlcv. rc Ruth Iilcrmikcn. Rod Daniel. I-L1pC Samford Suc

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PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION An active organization in guiding the activities of the year is the Parent-Teacher Associa- tion. This national organization seeks to promote high standards in the students' work in home. school, church, and community. To encourage capable students to enter the teaching profession, the P.T.A. awards an annual Future Teacher Scholarship. The 1957 scholarship was awarded to Miss Sandra Pratt. now a student at Texas Technological College. The high school P.T.A. is headed this year by Mrs. john Palmore, Backing her in the work of the local organization is a very capable staff of officers. The officers below are shown in the first executive meeting of the school year. Shown standing left to right are Mr, Abe Holder, high school principalg Mrs. Wfayland Cox, membership chairmang Mrs. Karl Cayton. social chairmang Mrs. Henry Stafford, parliamentariang and Mrs. Welton Blair, second vice president. Seated left to right are Mrs. Leonard Scott, treasurerg Mrs. O. W. Follis, secretaryg Mrs. john Palmore, president: Mrs. B. B. Lee, first vice presidentg and Mrs. C. XV. Dulce, finance and budget Chairman. 'Inu x

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THE STUDENT CCUNCIL . . . 1 iii i lf -l. it 44 W W H Q11 ,I , ,i 3 H ' - M, wr i- if . . . . sponsors many activities for the betterment of our . . . encourages girls' athletics in the form of its annual school and community. One such project is encouraging Powclerbowl, This contest between junior and senior girls each homeroom to fill boxes with food and other items for is one of the more popular projects of the council. The needy families in the community, 1957-58 Senior team members are shown as they pre are for the coming game. p j fl if?-T J I, 44 X F t l fa., -8.1 i ff If!! . Iliff l9f'?1'lljf '19, I - I fl, lf, Y 'j UVM,- V A A 1 iff' f iff' 'if 1 ,J , f f 1 I il fl' , -1 n' f ,ll'l iff fix' 4 fl' W' f f fi X iff V The Student Council has capable officers. -M - Campaigns and the election of officers came in the spring. Mike Schmidt was elected President and has served capably. Other officers are Larry Marshall, Vice Presidentg Kay Hoskins, Secretaryg Frank- ie McKinney, Business Manager: Klata XY'o0clul, Head Cheerleaderg Bobby Wfils son, Chaplaing D'Linda Shillingburg, Re- porterg Doyle Norris, Parliamentarian.