Levelland High School - El Lobo Yearbook (Levelland, TX)

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She's always got a smile for everyone, and her problems never seem to get too big -- that is so big that she can't conceal them. Somehow she also helps to solve the prob- lems of others, Being a school teacher is generally considered a full time job, but it's only a part time job with Mrs. Vera Own- bey. Although she has taught typing and shorthand in LHS for the past four years, she also has the job of keeping house and helping her two daughters through the task of growing up. We'll remember you, Mrs. Ownbey, for that wonderful smile, for your way of saying just the right thing at the right time, and how could we forget all the times that we were threatened with a low grade for misbehavior, but it never appeared on the grade book. You were an inspiration when things seemed to go wrong, and the patience that you had when we felt as if we couldn't type another word was really the soothing treat- ment that calmed us down, and made us re alize that we could see it through. It's the little things which we 'll never forget, and in the terms of I.HS'ers, your pupils, you're most deserving of our dedication.

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She's a MEMORY we'll treasure . . In honor of Mrs. Vera T. Own- bey, we sincerely d e di c a t e the 1954 edition of the L e v e 11 an d High School EL LOBO.

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