Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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,ft if MRS DOYLE BROOKS MRS. EMMETT BURFORD MISS LA BUSSEY English Y Teen sponsor. B.A.- Spanish. El Club Pan-Americano Algebra. Y-Teen sponsor. B.A. Baylor University sponsor. B.A.-West Texas State M.A.-Texas Technological Col College. M.A.-Texas Techno- lege. logical College. MRS. B. R. BRUNSON MR. JAMES E. BURGESS English. Spelling and Hand- writing. FTA co-sponsor. B.S.- Northwestern University. Typing. Commercial Math. Special P.E. B.B.A. in Manage- ment and Marketing-Texas Technological College. A fundamental comprehen- sion of mathematics is essen- tial in every phase of business life. It is the basis of science, and all phases of engineering, physics, and chemistry re- quire that a person be equipped mathematically. The power to think logically, quickly, and clearly, so es- sential to all professions, is developed by mathematics. The picture to the left shows Coach James H. Cobb explain- ing a plane geometry problem to his seventh period class.

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The efficient operation of the offices of Lubbock High School this past year, has been due to the hard Work and the eiiiciency of the office clerks and secretary of the principal. Shown in the picture are Mrs. Alfred T. McVVhorter, Mrs. Robert E. Knight, sec- retary to the principal, Miss Eldora Whitlock, and Mrs. Haskell Taylor, who are enjoying the annual home economics tea at Christ- ,IHaS. C VERNARD T . ALEXANDER MR. JACK P. BARTON MR. PAUL M. BRANOM Physical Education Vocational Agriculture Band--W0St05'l1 Band BOYS Cowhand football coach Co-sponsor FFA Clllb, La Trezleme MI1Slql1e M.S. B.A.-East Texas State John Tarleton Agricultural SPOHSOT- B-S--East TCXHS Teachers College College State College. M.Ed.-Texas Technological College MRS. T. R. BAILEY MR. PAUL C. BOWIE Applied Science, Biology Bookkeeping, Typing B.A.-North Texas State Teachers B.B.A.g M. Ed.-West Texas State College College i I If . ' A v : '.'l .Q -r in s X ' 1 W of L it wa A 3 , , X 1. 2. . ,f t i r fl. ' SI' L 1 ' :J '-'- f ix . , .55 .f,. , In 4 cw ...W ., V, f 'f ' , 3 1 ? 22 we V I 'N 9' 1. Y X 5, . SEQ QQ. SQ? If A ,gk it Q 1f'.,,Q, W 1 was f 'S 3:5 -f . V .- w:.:gfw'.-2-f fg1,, SE , L. if f ' 'Q

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Training students for Ameri- ca's industries is the purpose of the Industrial Arts Department of Tom S. Lubbock Senior High School. The teachers in the In- dustrial Arts Department are Miss Mary Wilson and Miss George Ann McFarland, com- mercial artg Mr. E. E. Key, woodworkg and Mr. E. J . Wal- lace, mechanical drawing. Barbara Schulgen is shown showing her handmade wooden bowlg seen working with copper is Gaither Hartsfieldg and Har- old Snider is seen showing the leather belt he made. These stu- dents are taking Art II under the direction of Miss Mary Wil- son. MRS. ROBERT L. CARTER MR JAMES H COBB MRS JOE M DAVIS Home Nursing, Homemaking 12, 41-42. Home and Family Living FHA Sponsor. B.S. Texas Techno- logical College. Graduate work Pea- body College. MRS. EVERETT CARVER MR JERRY CRAWFORD Vocal music. Director of Western Coach of physical education B aires. B.A. Westmar Iowa M Ed Texas Technological College Texas Technological College 5555!