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

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To help our school function properly is our registrar and sec- retary, Mrs. Arliss Railsback. The students and faculty consider her a great asset to our school system. It has been my pleasure to have been associated with a school that has vigorously and enthusiastically participated in the exercises and activities necessary to the growth and development of the pupils in this community. Student participation in the academic, athletic, and social activities has been on a plane that will develop wholesome personalities able to adapt and adjust to the ever changing conditions of society. Society is in need of unique individuals. Stand- ards set by this school will enable the development of self-knowledge, self-understanding and self-dis- cipline necessary to the unique individual. E ww l-lelping Mr. McDonnell with his work is his reliable secretary, Mrs. Pauline Leatherman. She has been with the school several years and has done an excellent job each year. Joining our school system for the first time this year is Mrs. Bill Vardeman, who is Mr. Morgan's secretary. She has done a great deal of satisfactory work for him and our school. The secretaries of our Levelland School system are responsible for a great deal of help given to us as stu- dents and a faculty. Much appreciation and sincere thanks go to them throughout the school year for their helpful service.

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l would like to take this opportunity to con- gratulate the staff of EL LOBO for putting to- gether one of the best yearbooks in the history of Le vellan d High School. This outstanding work will be remembered and enjoyed by many for years to come. You have presented the most important function ofthe high school, scholastic and academic work, but not to the neglect of any other area. l highly commend you for pre- serving the posterity of the high school in such a good way. You have made history worth what it costs to make it! wwwv Glen Morgan, Director of Secondary Education Dear Seniors and Underclassmen, It is now time for another group of boys and girls to graduate from dear old Levelland High. It has been a great pleasure for me to have the opportunity of working with you for the past three years. May your future be as happy as this - your Senior year - has been, and may your efforts ever be liberally rewarded by suc- cess. Someone once said The nation that has the schools has the future. Another spoke thusly, Manhood, not scholarship, is the first aim of education. It is true that much ofthe paramount aim is education - this manhood - this character by our actions, our speed, and our associates. Life, too, is a book in which we all write our lines. Let's make those lines worth reading. 26,37 W. L, Reed Principal

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