Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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,A Boardmembers at Nov. 14, 1955, regular meeting. fl. to r.j Carl Keeling, vice-presidentg Earl Rogers, Bill Armistead, W.O, Hampton, Sid Hopping, secretaryg Troy Moss, pres- ident: Doug Howell, Jack Christian. BOARD OF EDUCATION The seven members of the Board ofEduc at i on meet with Superin- tendent Ralph Schilling, every second Monday. Their services are free gratus and it's many a s na-rl they must untangle along with formulating general school policies. Lights often burn into the early morning hours in the office of the Tax Assessor and Collector. This year saw the completion of an extensive building program and TROY MOSS President a campus -beautification project. A site was purchased for a new foot- ball stadium and plans are now under way for its construction. A formal dedication c e r e m ony for the newly completed buildings furnished an opportunity for a rare public appearance of the entire board. Program highlight was the presentation of jeweled service pins to fac- ulty, administration, and other school personnel. Pictured Qpage 5-topl ELEMENTARY SCHOOL houses grades 4-6 and contains Z3 modern pastel colored classrooms. At the present there are 18 teachers. QcenterlPRIMARY SCHOOL erected in the 192.0's. Eight room annex and entire redecoration program was completed in 1955. Qbelowj HIGH SCHOOL, nineteen classroom struc - ture built in 1951 with four rooms added in 1955, Twenty-three faculty members and administra- tive offices are housed here. It boasts modern auditorium, gymnasium, and lib r a r y facilities. 4

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qv? ' A Jr ' 1 JUNIOR HIGH houses grades 7 and 8. Interior decoration program completed in 1955 in the 14 c1assroom red brick structure. The LUNCH ROOM accomodates students and faculty from the entire school sys- tem. Serving begins at 11:30 A.M. for four shifts, each of which usua11yfi11s the room to capacity. Q,