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AMIA BLE ....... IUDICIOUS .... . . . . PHILOSOPHICAL. . . . . al'CC1'. -4 Myrtle Shepherd introduces Mary's representative to interested in a college MRS. MYRTLE B. SHEPHERD serves as Supervisor-Counselor for Southwest Inde- pendent School District. An eagerness to make our problems her- own is a characteris- tic for which Mrs. Shepherd is rightfully admired. Her friendly smile brightens social gatherings, and the air of efficiency with which she carries out her obligations instills confidence in all who seek her guidance. Frowns of frustration are transformed into smiles, as, in her capable hands, our problems easily dissolve. 13
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CAPABLE ..... COL, A. D. HALL, Vice-Principal and Administrative Assistant to the Super- intendent, received his B. S. degree from Southwest Texas State College. A word of advice, a thoughtful decision, a question answered with care -- Col. Ha1l's influence is felt in all parts of our school life. His obligations are carried out with our welfare in mind, and it is with much deliberation on his part that new rules and regulations are made. In our contacts with Col. Hall we become more and more confident that his administrative skill will maintain and increase Southwest's position in this district. 12 TEACHER. . . . We are fortunate to have an able teacher like Col. Hall to teach ican History and Government to our students. ADMINISTRATOR .....
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antnafcst sacncrs ' Association Sacks Officers of the Southwest Teachers' Association are pictured above: First Row, Mr. John Kerchville, First Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Estelle Mask, Pres- identg Mrs. Lola Robertson, Secretaryg Second Row, Mr. Lewis Patton, Second Vice-President, Mr. Kenneth Lyssy, Treasurer. ftian Standards The Southwest Teachers' Association was organized in the year, 1962-63, with Mr. Howard Richardson as president. The organization is affiliated with the Texas State Teachers' Association and the Na- tional Education Association. The organization has as its purpose the promotion of the progress of education in the state of Texas. The association helps keep the teachers informed concerning legislation, professional standing, teacher tenure, certification, graduate study and improvement in public relations. Administrative Psrsannal Parfarln Daily Casas High School MRS. MARIE EPPLER, Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. MARY HOCH, Bookkeeper CNot Picturedy 14 MISS LOIS KOERBER, Secretary MR. F. V. FORD, Tax Collector
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