Seguin High School - Matador Yearbook (Seguin, TX)

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I The CRICKET MR. E. W. KING, B.A., Southwestern Principal and English Mr. King devotes his entire time to the teaching of our own language and the disciplinary problems of the school. To him should be given a great deal of credit for our most successful year. MISS BONNIE WILLIAMS, B.A. S. W. T. S. T. C. Spanish' and History Miss Williams whose efforts have been directed toward the teaching of His- tory and Spanish has proved her worth to Seguin High School. She has will- ingly assisted in every phase of school activity. MISS MAC REED, B.A., C. I. A. Domestic Science Miss Reed. whose personality has won for her the friendship of all, finds pleasure in her work of teaching the girls to cook and sew. She is per- haps the most enthusaistic supporter of any.team or organization repre- senting S. H. S. MISS LENA KLINGELHOFER, T. U. German Miss Klingelhofer as the instructor of the German class and coach of the girls athletics has been quite an asset to us. Thru her efforts we were able to make a very creditable showing in basket ball. EJ! ee- 'IQZ6' w