Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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WILLIAM BRUNE, director of secondary education for Little- field Public Schools, studies a recently published guidance handbook. He maintains a testing program for high school students to guide them in course selections and in occupa- tion choices, He assists with high school schedule problems, keeps records on some 2000 students, and spends innumerable hours in individual guidance consultation. His biggest headache is to find a student who refuses to follow advice from an adult who is sincerely trying to help him. Mr. Brune attended Texas University and Texas Technological College and holds both B.S. and M.A. degrees. GLENN D, REEVES, Principal, finishes off his lunch with a good cold drink. He has encouragement, cooperation, and inspiration for every worthwhile activity in L.H.S. His untiring efforts and endless hours of work account for a well'organizecl school program, which involves some five hundred different personalities and 150 classes. In his spare time our principal may be found on the golf course or romping with his small children. Mr. Reeves attended Hardin-Simmons and Texas Technological College. He holds both B.A. and MA. degrees.

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Competent Hands Hold School Reins DR. RALPH SCHILLING signs a letter which his secretary has iust completed. In his sixth year as Superintendent of Littlefield Public Schools, Dr. Schilling worked tirelessly toward building a better school system. He attacked small details with the same vigor as with matters of broad scope. Were it patron, teacher, or scholar who brought a problem, Dr. Schilling always had the Time. Ham radio claims much of his spare time, but even that went begging in the fall-he built a new home at HO Twentieth Street. Civic affairs, too, cut deeply into spare hours, This year he served on the Executive Commission of the West Texas School Study Council and as vice-president of the West Texas Audio-Visual Cooperative. The local scene found him as chair- man of the Salvation Army Advisory Committee and of the ad- vance gifts phase of the United Fund. He was president of Rotary and Lay Leader for the Methodist Church. Dr. Schilling attended Oklahoma City University, University of Oklahoma, and Texas Technological College. He holds B.A., M.Ed., and Ed.D. degrees. He is a life member of both N.E.A, and Texas P.T.A. He belongs to both state and national chap- ters of the American Association of School Administration, to T.S.T.A. and to two honorary national fraternities-Kappa Phi Kappa and Phi Delta Kappa. MRS. MARSHALL HOWARD, secretary to the superintendent, frequently receives and dispatches messages by telephone. She keeps innumerable records and acts as liaison for contacts between the school plant and the down town business office. Her maior in homemaking led to the hobby of interior decorate ing. Many off-duty hours find.her either reading or playing bridge. Mrs. Howard attended West Texas State and Texas Technological College.

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