Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Dean Mr. Cobb, our dean, possesses a keen interest and concern for the welfare of the girls of Worth- ing High School. Her desires for instilling good character traits in Worthing's girls contribute to- ward her being an efficient and well liked dean. MRS. EVA W. COBB, , t ff-

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The Worthing Colt is another of the many activities of school life which is highly vital in developing the cultural patterns desired for an adequate under- standing of human behavior in a social world. The main value of the yearbook is in the presentation of the school history for the year-most of which will be found in connection with activities and organiza- tions. The experiences presented throughout the yearbook serve as a motivating aid in assisting the general school program of Worthing to move closer to the pattern which will enable it to more nearly fulfill its destiny. Therefore, it becomes es- sential for all to recognize the immense importance of this student activity which affords a real opportunity for students to learn the principles and processes of Principal our American Way of Life.

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MR. STANFORD E. PURNELL, Counselor Counselor Purnell creates a warm friend- ly atmosphere among the Worthing boys. His wit and keen understanding of the younger set make him well liked by all. E I , MRS. ASTER LEE HENDERSON, Counselor Mrs. Henderson performs her duties as iunior counselor effectively. Her perform- ance is more than a mere duty. Since her interest and concern is so evident, the ful- fillment of her duties does not seem a task. MRS. DAISY McCOY, Counselor Mrs. McCoy carries on her work efficiently and smoothly. Her work reflects her under- standing and patience with youth. .-,,,,,,.pnnn ...----'- ' ----- ' ..----- ' ,,.......----- ,.,.----ff ,,,..-uns--I- ,,,,q-us-I-I'-' -.1-nu-I