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Administrative Personnel Excel in Work Tax Collector-Assessor Mr. Erwin Steger Pictured below: Mrs. Sarah Watts, Comptroller. of Cafeterias Mrs. Marie Eppler, Secretary to the Superintendent Secretary -Aide , Mrs. Betty Musick Miss Lois Koerber, High School Secretary Mrs. Patricia Armstrong Bookkeeper
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Educators Encourage Youth COUNSELOR- DEAN OF GIRLS, MRS. CAROL MCDONALD DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION MR. H. N. BROWNING Trials and tribulations are very common in the lives of high school students, and often these people have found the coun- selor's office a haven and place to find good counsel and gui- dance for the future. Mrs. McDona.ld's quiet approach to the many problems of youth, and her warm understanding have enabled many to find the answer to the questions at hand. Mrs. McDonald received her formal education at Southwest Texas State where she earned her B. S. and Master's degrees. Transportation is a field of school life that carries with it a tremendous responsibility. This duty is carried out very efficiently by Mr. H. N. Browning, Director of Transportation for the school district. The busses must run on time and in top shape all the time. Mr. Browning maintains these schedules and arranges field trips on busses for various organizations. In previous years, Mr. Browning taught German and Mathe- matics in the high school. He has served in the adminstrative and teaching fields for many years.
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Irving Leather, B. A. Arnold Schultz M. R. E. B. S. Anthony Vasallo B . A . Science-A Field of Discovery Each year new jobs open for graduating stridents. Many of these are in the field of science. In prepara- tion for this, many students attend courses in physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics. Each course adds more knowledge and better understanding of what was once the unknovsm and unexplored. Often the teachers found themselves in the midst of deep discussion when it came to topics such as evolution and genetics. Each class not only helped the students to understand, but often helped them to formulate their own ideas. Gloria Pickhover serves as Future Teacher of chemistry class. Use of slide rule brings Mr. Leather and Mr. Vasallo to blackboard in their discussion. Biology class is interesting place when Mr. Schultz presents new concepts.
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