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Newspaper

Lamesa Press Reporter

Location

Lamesa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1973

Page

4

New South Elementary Principal Wayne Smith Has Lamesa Roots

Wayne Smith begins his 15th year in teaching as the new principal of South Elementary. A Lamesa native, he has taught at Union School Lamesa Junior High and Lamesa High School, where he chaired the English Department. He holds an MA from Texas Tech and a BA from Baylor, and serves on local boards including Dawson County Library Caprock Credit Union and Lamesa Day Care Center. He attends First Baptist Church and is a deacon with two children.

Wayne Smith South Elementary Smith Lamesa Union School Lamesa Public School Lamesa High School Caprock Credit Union First Baptist Church Connie Kim Jennifer Blackshear School McCalister Central Elementary Lamesa Middle School Lamesa Independent Dawson County Odell Kite

New LHS Principal Former Coach to Lead Lamesa High

Charles Keese Keys, a former Lamesa High School coach now named principal, brings extensive district experience. He succeeds Reese, who moved to superintendent, and arrives after four years as Brownfield assistant principal and 13 coaching years. He holds a McMurry undergrad and Texas Tech master’s, with wife Mary teaching at South Elementary and two high school age children.

Lamesa High Charles Keese Keys LHS al Langford Reese Chastain Brownfield McMurray Abilene Texas Tech Mary South Elementary

Lamesa District Leaders Highlight McCalister and Kite

Lee A McCalister long time Lamesa Independent School District administrator and former principal of Central Elementary reflects on his service since 1947 and community education efforts. Odell Kite, long time finance leader for Lamesa Public Schools, oversees district finances and prior regional and city roles. Tony Botello Jr leads Emergent y School Assistance Act programs with ESAA grant administration.

Lee McCalister North Lamesa Independent Lamesa Tony Botello, Jr

WTC at Snyder approves legal secretary course

Western Texas College gains approval to offer a two year program for aspiring legal secretaries. Dean Gene Robertson announces the curriculum emphasizes shorthand dictation legal typewriting and common legal forms with stressed secretarial procedures for legal offices.

WTC Snyder Western Texas College Gene Robertson Occupational Education and Technology

Street Address of Student Where Are You a Bus Student

Form style prompt asking for student street address bus status and household contacts including bus number and relationships of people they live with.

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