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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Than Reaclin' and Writing JOHN CROSBY, Freshman English teacher and freshman class co-sponsor, operates the recorder to play back poetry which his students previously recorded. He is new to the L.H.S. Teaching staff this year, but he is a former L.H.S. student who became a teacher because of his intense interest in teen-agers and his recognition of the great need for qualified teachers. Mr. Crosby's favorite pastime is reading and listening to various types of music, from classical to jazz. He holds a B.S. degree in education and English from Abilene Christian College. iCirclel Junior-senior high school parents entertain faculty, administrators, and Board of Education members with a Choose-your-game party at the local Country Club. MR. HARRY E, FORD uses blocks to prove the Pythagorean theorem for his geometry class. Mr. Ford teaches algebra and geometry and co-sponsors the sophomore class. During this, his first year in L.H.S., he has already come to respect the students as well as the administration. He enjoys all types of sports, but especially delights in hunting and fishing. Good music can hold his attention for hours, but rock and roll he cannot take. Mr. Ford holds a B.S. degree from South- western Institute of Technology and an lVl.Ed. degree from West Texas State College. 29