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

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I8 J. B. KEMPSON MAURICE BRASHEAR ROBERT M. PEARCE Algebra Trigonometry Geometry Consumers Math Geometry Algebra Senior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Junior Sponsor Math-Science During the past five years, more importance has been placed on education. Math and science have become topics of interest, as well as importance. In the growing need for education our school has kept up with the demands for mathe- matical and scientific knowledge. Math and science fairs offer students the chance to use their knowledge in projects which may stimulate interest in them toward research fields. A huge slidefrule is the center Our science teachers are certainly interested in the organisms that they are examining. Mr. Balch, left, seems worried as he glances at Coucg Crouch's petri dish. RIGHT: Al- though Mrs. Parmer has been in L. H. S. only one year, she is already mak- ing plans for the Math- Science Fair. .21 J. B. BALCH MRS. POLLY PARMER JOHNNY CROUCH of interest as Mr. Kempson , , . . dlffl 1 bl Chemistry Physics Biology Biology Solves a 1 mu t pro em' Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor The other math teachers, Mr. Pearce and Mr. Brashear, take time from their busy schedules to lend a helping hand in pre- paration for the Math-Science Fair.

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ommcrcial Studies Levelland High School students are provided with courses of basic instruction in business fields. Even though a student does not intend to enter busi- ness as a profession, his acquired knowledge of typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, and business law will be of valuable assistance in his future school life. Physical Education Promoting physical and mental health are the main objectives of our Physical Education depart- ment. The classroom study of health and hygiene is carried out in the gym to produce physically fit and mentally alert students. MRS. KATHY POWELL AL D. PARSONS Girls' P. E. Boys' P. E, MRS. VERA OWNBEY THOMAS SAWYER Typing Shorthand Typing Business Law Sophomore Sponsor Junior Sponsor Mr. Sawyer and Mrs. Mc- Murry examine an instruc- tor's model while Mrs. Ownbey tells them about the new IBM electric type- writer which the LOBO LAIR has purchased this year. MRS. MILDRED MCMURRY Bookkeeping Typing LEFT: Coach Parsons talks to his boys' health class. RIGHT: Mrs. Powell leads a girls' P.E, class in exercises. The health and P. E. classes alternate to provide a well rounded course. I1

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Shown below are our two homemaking teachers. LEFT: Mrs. Thompson examines a garment which was entered in 1 one of the numerous dress re- views. RIGHT: Mrs. Harbin shows her class one of the food charts which is used in her foods Classes- dom homemflk' sUD1E MAY THOMPSON DORINE HARBIN R. L. SONNENBURG mg teachers gum? Students m l-Iomemaking Homemaking Distributive Education Preparauon for fans' dress Junior Sponsor Senior Sponsor reviews, and various contests. Vocational Training for a vocation early in life is important for later development. Our competent staff of vo- cational teachers gives a basic and fundamental knowledge of several important fields. Whether a student is preparing for college or is directly enter- ing a profession, the information gained in home- making, agriculture, auto mechanics, or distributive education will be invaluable in his future. Working with the Fat Stock Show is Mr. Bill Whitfield. The Ag. boys study many areas of agriculture and learn the correct meth- ods of raising and car- ing for livestock. ROBERT CONWAY BILL WHITFIELD KENNETH BAYSE Agriculture Agriculture Auto Mechanics