Tascosa High School - Las Memorias Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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MRS. OLGA MOFFITT MISS JOYCE JOHNSON School Nurse Librarian directing require special aptitudes E. L. Hammit serves as senior counselor working closely between seniors and colleges, helping seniors make their choice. Miss Margaret Haley fills the post of fresh- man and sophomore counselor, orientating new sophomores and aiding freshmen in their first year in high school. The school nurse, Mrs. Olga Moffitt, tries to keep each student in top physical condition. Every course of study eventually led the ambitious students to the ficition and non-fiction shelves of the library. The quiet found there was conducive to working on assignments, essays, research or simply fun reading. e. l. hammit miss margaret haley 'W --nm' was--4,

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raymond p. perkins Known throughout Rebel-land for her good humor and warm per- sonality is the Dean of Girls. Also serving as iunior counselor, knows more confidentially than does openly. Each morning, awaits the student body behind big office counters with the she she she the re- instatement and the check-in and check-out lists. She also serves as coordinator of activities and main- tains the school calendar. She is the one who keeps an eagle eye on all lunch lines. All of these re- sponsibilities and more are the things which make her our Miss Willey - .lane Williams. miss jane william Every student at Rebel-land has come to respect and honor Raymond Perkins, our assistant principal. He is responsible for attendance and is the disciplinarian whom we fear and yet love as the man with our inter- ests at heart. He is the humorous little man on the public address and the one and only who has a special seventh period class. His stern, yet friendly manner in his daily contacts with students makes us realize that he was everyone's friend. counseling ani The counselors aid the principal and assistant-principal in the big iob of running the school. The counsel- ors at Rebel-land also assist the prin- cipal in arranging schedules for transfer students and a d v i s i n g changes in schedules. 11,,,..al5 vo-D l t 12

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L K -Q6-s. Z' XCCORDING TO SHAKESPEARE .... Mrs. lazel Davis, head of the English Department xplains a scene from Hamlet to juniors 'onald Barton and Judy Harper. JUST THREE SUBJECTS? .... Diagramming sentences helps Ruth Shelburne and Wayne Gouvion analyze parts of speech. Mrs. Polly- anna Kimmins checks their work. english teachers develop language skill The goal which the English teachers of T.H.S. strive to attain is one having a complex nature. This task and privilege is to direct the students' attempts to understand and to be un- derstood, so that these attempts may be chan- neled in the most beneficial trends and bring about the most desirable results. Major objectives in the English classes are to increase skills in reading, listening, observing, thinking, writing, and speaking. When a stu- dent is master of each of these developed steps of education, he has a better knowledge of him- self and others, and a means to make himself understood. 3 dl Mrs. Hazel Mrs. Margaret Mrs. Josephine Davis Burns DeSalvo English English, Typing English Miss Mina Mr. Put Fields Hartsfield English English Speech Football Coach N. Mrs. Anne Mrs. E. A. Mrs. Melba Johnston Kimmins McConnaughey English English English Vocabulary 'I4 Mr. Bob Dr. Everett Mrs. T. N. Phillips Sample Westbrook English English English