North Side High School - Lasso Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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© Principal Ernest F. (Man About School) Sellars is the man to look for when some- thing needs fixing around Steerland. o Mr. L. L. McCombs, vice-principal, and Miss Margaret Hooker, dean of girls, are the guardian angels of stud- ents' rights and wrongs. JieadU The corralling and branding of a herd of 700 North Side Steers is al! in the day's work of Foreman Ernest F. Sellars and Top Hands Margaret Hooker and L. L. McCombs. It isn't an easy business to keep a modern school on the trail without any stampedes, but these three wranglers hum their soft songs of wisdom and cheer and keep the Hands and the Herd happy and satisfied. It takes a heap of ridin to keep the Herd pointed toward its goal, and some- times the poky ones even have to be pushed a little, but when the Herd reaches the end of this trial and steps on the train toward life's distant markets, they'll be a stronger, cleaner breed 'cause these Top Hands got them started on a good drive. r

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• Superintendent Joe P. Moore eMeadi Striving to keep 5.561 high school students and their 320 tcochcrs all happy, healthy, and wise is a big job, and Mr. Joe P. Moore and Mr. W. A. Mcachom, of the Fort Worth Public School Ad- ministration, are the two strong axles around which this great task revolves. These arc the men who plan your education by appropriating funds, regulating courses, securing teachers, ond supervising the hundreds of otner things that are required by an efficient, modern school system. Mr. Moore has worked up from teacher, vice- principal, principal, and assistant superintendent to his present position as superintendent of the Fort Worth Public Schools. And. by the way, he was once a student at North Side. Mr. Mcacham, too, has long been well known among educators ond students at his post of assistant superintendent in charge of high schools.

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Gamme icial c Mrs. Fannie Mae Curry, commercial icacher, and Mrs. Verlyn Campbell, Dis- tribute Education teacher, hold down the business fort, together with Miss Bertha Starr and Miss Anna Leahy, not shown. MathesnaticA, • Algebraic equations and geometric trapezoids are all at home in the rooms of Miss Lena Beck, Miss Katherine Macune, and Mrs. Dorothy Conway. Science • Mr. H. R. McDaniel, Miss Jessie Schilling, and Mr. Marcus Moore teach of the atom, the primrose, and the electric motor. So-cial Studied ° Miss Kittie Neighbors, Miss Lila Mae Harwell, Mrs. Emma Hogle, and Mr. L. B. Morris plan a trip around the world or perhaps some test questions for their his- tory students. Not shown is Miss Jennie Lloyd.