Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Page 18 Cleical Staff . . . Miss Grace Ellington Secretary to Superintendent West Texas State Teachers College Miss Mary Nell May Secretary to Supervisors Fleming Business College Mrs. Newman Casey Mrs. W. C. Watts, B. A Registrar Secretary to Principa Texas Technological College Texas Women's College Z l

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Acimmlstrat fc, 6 R. W. Matthews, B. A., M. A. Principal Senior High School Mr. R. W. Matthews is closing his fourteenth year as Principal of Senior High School and his seventeenth year in the Lubbock School System. Before assuming his present position, he was principal of Central Ward School. Mr. Matthews holds a B. A. degree from Southern Methodist. He received Ihis M. A. de- gree from Texas Technological College. When Mr. Matthews became Principal of Lub- bock High School in 1926, the enrollment was 592. During this term, that enrollment has passed 1400. Miss Dorothy Lomax, B. A. Directory of Secondary Curriculum Baylor University University of California Dan W. Powers, B. A. Dean of Boys Hankins Normal College X J University of Texas Q W Mrs. Ethel Terrell, B. A. Dean of Girls University of Chicago Texas Technological College C6

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Page 19 ,, ,, ,, Student Council J OFFICERS: Betty O'Mara, president, Joe Keith Williams, vice-president, Betty Rhea Caldwell, secretary. SENIORS: Bernice Keeton, Louise Chappelle, Marjorie Sneed, Carol Taylor, Joe McCraw, Leete Jackson, Jack Lovin, Marian Manning. JUNIORS: ' Troy Davidson, Ruth Gray, Rosalyn Watson, Mary Lou Scoggin, Gladys Jeffers, Amarie Lynch, L. A. Storrs, Max Walthall, Howard Alford, Dave O'Connell. SOPHOMORES: Sidney Keeton, Mary Jo Turner, Ruth Spikes, Sue Standefer, Marilee Jones, Joyce Haclcel, Dolores Bizzell, Charles Wiley, Joe Billy Baumgardner, Bill Kennedy, Ross Brock, Joe Harris. Endeavoring to be truly democratic in spirit, the Student Council took an active part in sponsoring and encouraging various school activities. At the beginning of the school year Student Council members burdened with crepe paper, scissors, and twine embarked for the football field, which they decorated for each home game. Something entirely new sponsored by the governing student group was the election of a football sweetheart and the broadcast of a Student Council meeting to all rooms in school. Annual events sponsored by this organization are: the All-School dance 5 the special train, which was to Amarillo this year, the Halloween carnival, the May Day celebrationsg and attendance at the state Student Council Convention. The activities of the Student Council have been many, but this group, which is the governing body of 1400 students, has always tried to be the means of expression for the wishes of the majority of the student body. -5- A N N . -,,,. ,,, -,,...,.. -...H--,..,.. i-,,:?0??.,-??h,:5 -1-7325 -.7-:::,:'.J,,:?,?W23, v ,Tm?AT,tv,T??:- v M.. W- . . . . -' . . . ,. -' -: .4 ::' fr- 2-. f::,.... '-fi-2 ,,,' r. f - ' N ' ' '1 'i-A'-'?'?'5'T- -J' le, '3' 'cf -Vl?Ti.F .1i ' 2 L .fi 4 ' ' ' , ,. 74. J