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

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AT A BANQUET Sunday night in October the members of the board feted the Evaluation Committee personnel. Dr. William Barrow, Univer- sity of Texas, Dr. Emmitt Smith, W. T. S. U. and chairman of the com- mittee, Dr. Kenneth Laycock, Superintendent of Schools, and Dr. Lee Williamson, Amarillo Public Schools, enjoyed the meal and the discussions. Visiting Committee Gives Report The report of the Southern Associa- tion of Colleges and Schools Visiting Committee was received in December, 1964. The report-was the final phas of a study of the Levelland Publid Schools that began in October, 1963. The entire school faculty participateri in the year long examination of al areas of the school program. The Visiting Committee, composeil of outstanding educators from th public schools and colleges of Texas, came to Levelland at the invitation of Dr. Kenneth Laycock, Superin- tendent of the Levelland Public Schools. The group examined the Self-Study Report of the local fac- ulty, and then conducted an intensive study of the school system during a two day visit in October, 1964-. The Visiting Committee made a number of valuable suggestions di- rected toward the continued improve- ment of the school programs. The report stated that Levelland has a good school system, and was compli- mentary of the efforts of the com- munity, the faculty, and the students in working together to make the school system even better. I HIGH SCHOOL VISITORS-Members ofthe committee uho spent much of their time in the high school included lack Edmonson, Superintendent of Pampa Schools, Dr. Pat Sullivan, West Texas State University, Dr. William Barrow, University of Texas, Mr. Hobart McDonald, Principal Canyon High School, Mrs. Grace Scott, Tuluz Public Schools, Dr. Lee Williams, Amarillo Public Schools, Mrs. Ann Derrick, Amarillo Public Schools, Dr. E. B. Posey, Brownfield Public Schools, Dr. Gene Hemmele, Texas Tech, fforegroundj Mr. Charles Carroway, Lubbock Public Schools, Mr. Ronald Gooch, Lubbock Public Schools, and Delwin Webb, Superintendent Abernathy Public Schools. I2

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LHS Teachers Lead Students The teachers at L. H. S. sponsor clubs, classes, and go on field trips, not to mention the time they give to students while at school. New teachers this year were Mrs. Norma Woodell, Bill Billingsey, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Norman, Mrs. Betty Treadway, Mrs. Maxine Adair, and Mrs. Elsie-,lane Couch. Miss Elsie-,lane Fore and Scott Couch were married during the school year on March 26, 1965. Mrs. Mildred McMurry was the Ex-students Honoree this year. Lev- elland teachers have made many contributions to the school this year as we will see on the follow- ing pages. POINTING OUT A PROBLEM on the board, I. B. Kempson lectures his plane geometry class on tan- gents, arcs, and angles. THE JUDCINC of the English festival is a rewarding tasl for all concerned. Left: Mrs. Inez Grant, head of the English Department of South Plains College, and Mrs. f. C. Porter, former teacher in the Levelland schools, judged the art work 4 on the student's neatness and ability to interpret a literary ,J selection. THE RESULTS shine in the smiles of Vickie Copeland and Sandra Moreland fbelowj who received a one-plus rating on their exhibit of the witch puppets from Shakespeare's Macbeth. fr S-9 if 'fl cc N if 'li' Y-in la 'i 0 ! Q . in I ,A A V . ,L ..,,3m