Memorial High School - Reata Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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| Keep Memorial Running Smoothly The work of the Superintendent's of- fice assures the smooth, efficient organ- ization of schools in our district, and for- mulates the program of learning in the community. These dedicated men attempt to provide a challenge to students, teachers, and ad- ministrators on a higher level of education. | It is their responsibility to insure a con- | genial atmosphere with adequate facilities, competent instructors, and sufficient mate- rials for the 23,700 students in the Spring Branch School District. } | DR. H. M. LANDRUM, Superintendent | Joe Airloa, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction; A. J. Labay, Deputy Superintendent; Nolan Morgan, Assistant Superintendent for Business; and Elmer Hinkle, Assistant Superintendent for Personnel, often work long after a regular day and prove part of the efficiency i n the district is due to the congeniality of the personnel in charge. i i | {| i } y!

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Two Administrations Working I ogether SEATED: Arthur LeBlanc; Robert Lyons; Harold Moon; Byron Sadler. STANDING: Russell Quantock, President; Truitt Lively; and C. B. Roland. School Board members are concerned with the main decisions and minute details neces- sary for an effective administration of the Spring Branch Independent School District. School Board in action ,

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Sound Administration Policy | — ener ancieetaeeemyhtnnheecneneiny Siti humo pe oy © eR aby ee eer Phbeaeiena Beeeeuieniy ep len eee ee a | ay | | Pi Bee PELE Pe bee Be | ie Paley et eas | . Ped ee | ia ee | ; Tee ee nee ee ee : | A Wee Se ee es | Lee di i | | | Jack L. Ballard, oy Pay Principal ; ae bao} j i Displaying sound judgment, our principals have served the individuals of M.H.S. and looked af- ter the general welfare of the student body. They have worked hard to establish just, sound pol- icies, upgrade the educational program, and encourage students to accept responsibilities on their own. Always striving for the highest standards, they have done much to establish the firm foundation and fine reputation which now exists at Memorial. Mr. Ballard speaking at P.T.A. meeting with Rev- erend Carey Sayers and Mro J; Ee Gannon; 20