Lubbock High School - Westerner Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Clerical Practice is among the many business train- ing courses that are offered in Tom S. Lubbock. This is a course that teaches students to operate various business machines, to use filing systems, and to in- crease their typing skill. Showing Rose Ann Black- wood aud Gail Clark the operations of the adding machine is Miss Marietta Montgomery's seventh pe- riod Clerical Practice class. ff! MR. ROBERT C. GIBSON MISS LOTTIE GRAVES History 21-22 East Texas State Teachers College English, Y-Teens sponsor B. A. Barnard College Columbia University, Southern Methodist University, Texas Technological College, George Peabody College MRS. TRAVIS HAMMER Journalism and director of publicationsg Quill and Scroll Sponsor. B.A.- Texas Technologi cal Collegeg Texas State College for Women MRS. JEWELL L. GILLIAM MRS. R. T. GROVES Chemistry, T. N. T. sponsor Texas Technological College B.A.-chemistry major M.E.-education major 7' 'f 1 fx '1f:'if157lZ Head Librarian, Melvil Dewey sponsor. B.A. Texas Technological Collegeg Southern Methodist Universityg University of Texasg Colorado A and Mg Texas State College for Women 12, ' 7 gl , ' ? -

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MISS NANCY DAVIS MRS DOYLE DRIVER MR PAT FARRIS Music Musician s Guild B A Texas Typing 31-Stenography 31 Y Head Coach. Texas Tech. B.S. M.A. English BA MA Texas State Algebra Applied Math H1 Y spon- College for Women sor B B A Texas Technological One of the many history courses offered in Lubbock Senior High School is Bible. It is taken from both the Old and New Testament. Other courses offered are American History, Texas History, World History, and A m e r i c a n Governments Problems. ' Billy Spitzer, Glenn Law son, Rose Nell Haney, an Sybil Marion are shown dish cussing a map in Mrs. Virf ginia McLean's Bible classl

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