Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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principals Mr. Raymond W. Matthews, whose regular position is that of principal of Senior High, is now acting superintendent and member of the administrative council during the absence of Captain Irvin. Recog- nized everywhere for his efficiency, Mr. Matthews, in his 20 years of service to the Lubbock school system, has won the respect and admiration of many. He re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from Southern Methodist University and his Master of Arts degree from Texas Technological College. lr. Floyd Honey, the lit- nan with the big smile, eived a warm hand gg u the students when he s appointed assistant lcipal this year. From commercial department las carried into his new tion the same old con- Elce, the same efliciency. ese trying times he is inspiration to h i g h ol students. Mr. Honey nded Texas Technologi- College, where he re- Ed his B.B.A. and Mas- f Arts degrees. d26I'lS Denver. Dean H. J. McCabe, a new member of the faculty, is appre- ciated by all the students, be- cause of his ability to make friends and to remember new ' faces. His duties are more than those of dean of boysg he has been a great help to the student body in planning programs, pep rallies, and general school activ- ities. The sophomores are in- deed fortunate in having him as their head sponsor. Mr. McCabe ' holds a Bachelor's degree and a Master's degree, having received his training from Morningside College and the University of ,Ewa-HN Miss Mamye Alexander, though she has long been familiar in Lubbock schools as a visiting teacher, comes to Senior High only this year as dean of girls. She is a friend to every girl and boy, and a willing helper where help is needed. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas Technological College.

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l Captain W. B. Irvin buperintendent on Lea-ve of Absence. Captain William B. Irvin, who is now serving in the armed forces of our country, has been superintendent of Lubbock Public Schools for the past six years. During his eventful career, Captain Irvin has been superintendent of the Pampa, Perryton, and Lubbock schools. He has taught in four Texas colleges and universities during the summer vaca- tions. He also has taught in the University of Denver in Denver, Colorado. Captain Irvin holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Master of Arts degree from Hardin- Simmons University. He received his Doctor's Degree from the University of Texas in June of 1939. board of education Paul Hardwick C. A. Guy Dr. J. T. Hutchinson President A. C. Jackson Business Manager R. F. Bayless Secretary W. G. Alderson W. B. Atkins E. J. Parsons

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fw- coordinators Miss Grace Padley is a familiar person around Lubbock High. She is the coordina- tor of language arts and also the director of guidance. Miss Padley attended the Univer- sity of Wisconsin and Northwestern Univer- sity, where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. Miss Dorothy Lomax is serving on the administrative council which is functioning in the absence of Captain W, B. Irvin. super- intendent. She is also director of secondary curriculum. Miss Lomax attended Baylor University and Texas Technological College, where she received her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees, respectively. clerical staff Miss Grace Ellington Secretary to Superintendent West Texas State Teachers College Miss Bobbie Nell Weldon Secretary to Supervisors Lipperts ,Business College Mrs. C. B. Crosson Attendance Clerk West Texas State Teachers College Mrs. Juanita Cox, B.A. Secretary to Principal Texas State College for Women .nl