Monterey High School - Chaparral Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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Have A Problem? Then See This Trio Three people who probably have answered more questions and helped with more odd jobs in addi- tion to their regularly scheduled duties than any others in Monterey this year are Miss Caveness, girls' counselor, Mr. Gray, assistant principal, and Mr. Randles, director of audio-visual services. Serving as head sponsor of Y-Teens keeps Miss Caveness busy, but she is always ready to counsel with any girl on any problem. She also keeps the social calendar, and is director of teachers' lounges, and assistant club director. Mr. Gray keeps attendance records, schedules new students, handles.discipline problems, is club director, and accounts for the student activities fund. Mr. Randles, in Lubbock for his first year, serves as head sponsor of Student Council, directs student activities, directs assemblies, and keeps records of boys' demerits. MR. C. G. GRAY Assistant Principal MR. B. J. RANDLES Director of Audio-Visual Services MISS EDITH CAVENESS Girls' Counselor

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Through the cooperative efforts of the student body, the faculty, and the admin-l istrative staff the achievements of the school during this first year will be long remembered. The best traditions of sportsmanship, citizenship, and academic achievement of Lubbock Senior High School have carried over into the activities at Monterey. The school has responded in a magnificent way to the tremendous challenge of entering a school plant that was not complete and of maintaining a fine school program. My challenge to future student bodies of Monterey is that you main- tain and even improve upon the fine school spirit that has characterized this first historic school year. Sincerely yours, 22

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Potter’s Wheel Tried By Art Department Among the many features of the art depart- ment is the potter's wheel, which is the only one in Lubbock Public Schools. It is being used on an experimental basis this year. In the picture. Bill Holmes is shown molding a clay vase into shape. Clay work, annual art, commercial art, beginning craft, design, layouts for the news- paper, sketching, and window displays are some of the activities art students are under- taking this year. Service projects for the year included paint- ing dolls for Toys for Tots at Christmas and making toys for children who have cerebral palsy. Plans were made to sell objects de- signed by art students for the purpose of raising money for the department. Another new feature of the department this year is the kiln, an oven for firing enamel. Students are making copper-enamel work such as enrscrews, cufflinks, and ash trays, and also alass bowls with the kiln. Hiqhlights of the year for art students were an elementary art exhibit in February and a spring show for the display of their work. MRS. JOE C. BAILEY English; essay writing, creative writing; Forensic Club sponsor. B.S.—Baylor U., North Texas State, Midwestern U„ Tcxos Tech. Member of Delta Kappa Gamma. MRS. R. S. BEARDEN, JR. Bible, world history. 8.A., M.A.—South- western U., Scorritt College. Member of TSTA, NEA. MRS. M. T. BURELSMITH Homemaking; FHA sponsor. B.S., M.S.— Texas Tech. Member of LCTA, TSTA, AHEA, AVA. MR. WAYLON R. CARROLL Vocational agriculture; FFA adviser. B.S., M.E.—Tarleton State College, Tcxos Tech. Member of TSTA, LGTA, NEA, VATAT, NVATA, TVA, AVA.