Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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LANG U GE ARTS class examines an old phonograph while studying hobbies and English. There is no wasted time in the Library. When the deadline comes. Journalism students have to work hard. The art of interviewing and conver- sation will be handy when trying to get a job. It is hard to think and talk while on one's feet. This lad seems to have mastered it thoroughly. This student is learning to use English in business. A talk on English poetry is given, as student chairman keeps time. --e( 8 )• -

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ADMINISTRATION Introducing Mrs. W. S. McDonald, president of Mother's Club. In the office where things start and stop. Here are—facing front— Prin- cipal Matthews and Mrs. W. C. Watts, secretary; Lonnie (Primo) McCurry, president of the Senior Class; Mr. Sam Lei feste, school banker; and Luene Anderson, office assistant. Miss Marye Kincaide, registrar, has her back to the camera. Here are Dr. J. T. Hutchinson and Mr. R. F. Bayless, president and sec- retary of school board. Mr. George Bean, one of Lubbock's oldest tax payers, talking to Mr. A. C. Jackson, school tax assessor and col- lector and business manager. Dr. Oberholtzer, superintendent, and Miss Grace Ellington, secretary, get- ting off routine business. She has a hard job and loves it. Miss Mamye Alexander, visiting teacher for all Lubbock Schools. -4 7

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LANGUAGE ARTS Scene from Amateur Hamlet , pro- duction of Thespians. Spanish students compare projects on their daily acquaintance with Spanish. These students are having a hard time mastering verb forms in Latin. ♦ p Language Arts pupils find using the radio a good way to test their speech. 4 9 4-