Port Arthur High School - Sea Gull Yearbook (Port Arthur, TX)

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c. ,Wi l GULL STUDENT BODY ORGANIZATION The Student Body Organization has been created in order that the students may be officially represented in the affairs of Port Arthur High School. Student participation is secured through the representative as¬ sembly which is composed of twenty-one representatives elected from the various classes in the Senior School and from the Junior Civic League in the Junior School. All acts of the representative assembly must be ap¬ proved by the Board of Governors. The administration is represented on the Board of Governors by Mr. Jones, Principal of the high school, Mr. Dixon, Sponsor of the S. B. O., and Miss Texie Smyth, Sponsor of the Junior Civic League; the Student Body is represented by Johnnie Temple, Student Body President, and Gladys Simms. The Representative assembly meets regularly to discuss measures that concern the general well-being of the Student Body. Already much good has resulted from this form of closer cooperation. The Representative Assembly has elected the following officers for the Student Body Organization: Johnnie Temple President Virginia Capps Vice-president George Stewart Parliamentarian Malcolm Singletary Reporter Frances Jakowicz Secretary-Treasurer LU F.ru ctxaxaxxxsxcoxt T ARTHUR HIGH 1328

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PORT ARTHUR HIGH . 132$ • . me DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE C. C. Liebler is Director of Guidance for the Port Arthur Schools. All students have found a sympathetic teacher, counselor, and friend in Air. Liebler. He has rendered invaluable services toward junior students by his assistance of Broadening and Finding Courses which he has estab¬ lished in Port Arthur Schools. To him should go the honor of what many boys and girls become in later life. DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES True indeed is the saying, ‘ ' By their works you shall know them.” Fred Dixon, Director of Activities, is known to the student body for the splendid programs which he has established for the clubs, home rooms, and assemblies. Mr. Dixon attended the University of Missouri and Columbia Univer¬ sity. He has a B. S. degree in Education, and a Master of Arts degree. We feel proud to have h im as Director of Activities and teacher of Soci¬ ology in Port Arthur High School. C. C. LIEBLER Mr. Liebler took his B. S. degree in Education from the University of Missouri and his M. A. degree from Columbia University, New York. FRED DIXON XtXP XCCCCCCCXXXC JXOZXO UiJXIXBXCiCOXa avVIPA GULL

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AvtJ tA GULL JUNIOR CIVIC LEAGUE The Junior Civic League was first organized in the spring of 1926. The club is composed of one representative from each Junior High School home room group. Its purpose is to set a high standard of school citizen¬ ship and to do everything possible to improve our school. Representatives appointed by the League have acted as guards on the grounds and in the halls. These guards are known by all of the students because they wear Junior Civic League arm bands. They have done very efficient work this semester. Each semester the Junior Civic League sponsors one assembly pro gram. The members of the League are elected once in each semester. Officers President Ada Dustan Vice-President Edna Earl Green Secretary-Treasurer Frances Kitchel Sponsor Miss Texie Smyth Fti.e