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

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pon. L. L. Cox I. E. Bowrnan Bruce Burney O. B. Wiley Mrs. C. G. Dunn Ah Mr. Reed, principal, has just completed his second year as principal of our school, and has al r e a d y proved himself to be one of the most ardent sports supporters of the school as well as showing equal interest in all other activities of the school. His judgement and friendly per- sonality ha ve warmed the relationships of the students toward him. Principal W. L. Reed and secretaries Mrs. Mildred McMurry and Mrs. Arliss Railsback pause in their work in the office to pose for this picture.

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O. W. Marconi Superintendent O. R. Watkins Business Manager Counselor W. O. Tipton has to be every- one's pal in his line of work. He keeps com- plete records on all students, and acts as go- between for the students, teachers, and par- ents. Artie B. Forehand School Board President Ofall the accomplishments ofthe year developed through the school board, the outstanding problem was ainecessary solution to the building plans. Until a satisfactory arrangement was found, their efforts were extensive in trying to find whatthe people desired and thought would be the best plan. The board is ve ry pleased with the architect's plans and thinks that patrons and students will like these improvements. Itwill take about one year and a half to complete all building projects that are in view at the present. The second project in importance is the completion of the re-evaluation of all property in this district. The board expects a seventeen-man commit- tee to assist Mr. Watkins in this matter. One of the greatest feats of the 1954-55 term that has already been com- pleted is the new stadium and lighting system on the football field. W. I. O'Connor School Board Secretary 6

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' be l rfnsaxrm-vevxuw:Qmwsfwffmrifrws.-Eswvfsfx:-gays-lfwgqg ,S Sf d fC '1 - ll Q11 Olln Cl This year's student council members are shown in one of the many meetings J. L. Turnbow, president, is shown as he introduces a speaker at an as- sembly, one of his regular chores. held. Shown first row, left to right are: Evanelle Parmer, secretary, Janelle Hamill, Marilyn Ethridge, Mack Freeman, Tom Oehrlein, James Becton, Tommy Evans, and Austin Magers. Second row, left to right: Sharon Kirk, Glenda Yeary, Alvis Robinson, Guy Ballew, H. A. Cowan, Johnny Cowan, Mack Hicks, and Bobby Gilbreath. Third row, left to right: Keith Fortner,I-Ierby Harding,Marilyn Mar- com,Tommy Burnett, Gracie Wheeler, Betty Brunson, Lillian Salter, and Larry Hobgood. Fourth row, left to right: Lawayne Rawls, Chester Jackson, Joe Bowman, Glenda Robinson, Tinky McKenzie, Barbara Keene. Fifth row, left to right: Mary Jo Minor,Diane Green, Dink Slaton, J. L. Turnbow, Eugene Brunson, and Spencer Ellis. Sixth row, left to right: Gwen McMurry, Billy Jean Jackson, Ann Dupre, and Sandra Wasson. l 7