William B Travis High School - Rebel Roundup Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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Supervisors of Taking a short breather, Mr. John L. Keel, Health, Physical, Safety and Out- door Education; Miss Margaret Emswiler, Special Education; Miss Mary Z. Williams, Art; Mr. M. M. Watson, Audio-Visual Education; and Miss Mollie Barrington, Reading, relax and gather their thoughts for the coming activities of the day’s work. Dr. Roy D. Johnson, Music Edu- cation; Mrs. Frances Sims, Super- visor of Cafeterias; Miss Ruth Junkin, Library Service; and Mr. E. Toney Burger, Athletics, discuss how their jobs effect the students of all the schools in Austin.

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Board of Education (I to r) Mr. John Broad, Mr. David Lamme, Mr. Tom Graham, Mr. Walter Koch, Mrs. James P. Hart, Mr. Noble Prentice, and Mrs. Garrie Bray listen intently to a report. The Board of Education is composed of worthy citizens elected by the public. These seven members serve many long hours for the welfare of students of Austin. Many of the problems of the students are discussed and solved by the School Board. These members serve entirely without salary. 11

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Austin Public Schools Reading an article on education, Mr. Samuel L. Martin, Industrial and Vocational Education; Mr. Weldon Covington, Instrumental Music; Miss Helen Woodman, Physical Education for Girls; and Mr. Bert D. Bums, Counseling and Guidance; learn some new pointers on their subjects. All the teachers in Austin are assisted in their teaching skills by the Supervisors of the Austin Public Schools. The Supervisors aid the teachers by supplying teaching guides, books and skill builders for their classes as well as general guidance in the various fields. Mrs. Florence E. Richey, Home and Family Life; and Miss Gladys Henninger, Secondary Education; are interested in some new text books which will be helpful in the subjects which they supervise.