Medicine Near Breakthrough Foreseen by Texas Psychiatrist
Dr Preston E Harrison, new Big Spring State Hospital superintendent, says body chemistry studies push medicine toward a breakthrough in mental illness though personnel and funding shortages limit progress. He cites readmission rates, the challenge of keeping discharged patients stable, and Kansas welfare programs as models for community reentry.
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Jim Holleman
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Preston E. Harrison
Big Spring State Hospital
Harrison
Lubbock
Dr. Harrison
Pital
Kansas
State
M. A. Berkeland
State Hospital
J. A. Smith
21St St
Lubbock County Mental Health Assn
Menninger Clinic
Topeka
Kan
Lamesa Junior High Names Council Officers
Dick Bear den was elected president of the Lamesa Junior High School student council with David Clark as vice president Melody Edwards secretary Judy Chiles business manager and Diane Stephens head cheerleader. Seventh and eighth grade homeroom representatives were named including Pam Palmore Jimmie Bailey Bob Cleveland Kayra Kutch Linda Bartlett Patsy Cox Rhonda Winborn Ruth Ann Lynch Anita Crump Brenda Barron Suzanne Schmidt Lynn Staker John Rohner Jimmy Wyatt Sherrrel Kidd and Robert Parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Dick Bearden
David Clark
Melody Edwards
Judy Chiles
Diane Stephens
Tilden Maddox
Pam Palmore
Jimmie Bailey
Bob Cleveland
Kayra Kutch
Linda Bartlett
Patsy Cox
Rhonda Winborn
Ruth Ann Lynch
Anita Crump
Brenda Barron
Suzanne Schmidt
Lynn Staker
John Rohner
Jimmy Wyatt
Sherrel Kidd
Robert Parks
School Cafeteria Menus Announced
Week menus for Lubbock public schools list barbecued weiners and fresh fruit Monday, pork cutlet Tuesday with cornbread, toasted cheese Wednesday, meat loaf Thursday, fish sticks Friday. Meals include milk and assorted sides with desserts and puddings.
Hockley Delegates to ASC Meet Named
Delegates for the Stabilization and Governing Convention were selected for four communities to set county ASC policies. The county convention is scheduled for September 24 to elect county committeemen for the coming year. Each precinct named a chairman and delegates with alternates, and every farmer or landowner received one vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen R. Price
H. B. Moreland
H. D. King
Herman Timmons
Joe D. Harris
Community C
Precinct 3
Emmett 0. Schoenrock
Wayland W. Fred
Carl W. Reed
Jack, Sherrod
Jack L. Stanley
Albert H. Epperson
J. E. Wade
Ray S. Schwab
Joe Tunnell
Lowell L. Adderson
Student Council Officers Installed At Lamesa High
Lamesa High School held its first meeting Thursday with officers installed during activity period. Larry Marshall became president, Zant Woodul vice president, Sunny Palmore secretary, Bobby Wilson business manager, Tahita Niemeyer head cheerleader. Richard Crump chapel, Frank Menix parliamentarian, Carter Johnson reporter. Sponsor is Mrs. Suttle Purcell.
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Lamesa
Lamesa High School
Larry Marshall
Zant Woodul
Sunny Palmore
Bobby Wilson
Tahita Niemeyer
Richard Crump
Frank Menix
Carter Johnson
Suttle Purcell
Lubbock Traffic Safety Review Set For Tuesday
Don Hill of Dallas will present a National Safety Council analysis of Lubbock's traffic control and safety efforts at a Tuesday 2 p.m. meeting in the City Hall Commission room. The public may attend to learn how national recommendations could improve local conditions and share in the safety initiative.
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Lubbock
Don Hill
Dallas
National Safety Council
City Commission
City Hall
Hill
Civic Club Safety Committee
Citizens Traffic Commission
H. P. Clifton
American Bar Association
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Institute of Traffic Engineers
National Committee On Uniform
Levelland Names 1958 59 Class Officers
Levelland High School announces 1958 59 class officers with Donnie Roberts as Senior Class president Geary Watt as vice president Betty Knight as secretary treasurer and student court reps Brenda Cooper Seldon Brown Pat Gray Bob Bowers Joe Bivens Junior class elects William Fortner as president Jimmy Barton as vice president Jean Nance as secretary treasurer and council reps Don Mason Charles Railsback Dick Tubb Susan Roberson Doug Norman Jackie Erikson Sophomore leaders Ronnie Simpson as president Gary McMillan as vice president Barbara Chamberlain as secretary treasurer and council reps Ronnie Brooker Joe Allen Bob Darwin Jean Robinson Harold Combs Don Bennett Marilyn Yeary Speech Club officers Brenda Moreland president Connie Mack Clark vice president Karen Nelson corresponding secretary Linda Hester recording secretary treasurer Sponsor Mrs Star Huffsticker.
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Levelland
Levelland High School
Donnie Roberts
Geary Watt
Betty Knight
Brenda Cooper
Seldon Brown
Pat Gray
Bob Bowers
Joe Bivens
William Fortner
Jimmy Barton
Jean Nance
Don Mason
Charles Railsback
Dick Tubb
Susan Roberson
Doug Norman
Jackie Erikson
Ronnie Simpson
Gary McMillan
Barbara Chamberlain
Ronnie Brooker
Joe Allen
Bob Darwin
Jean Robinson
Harold Combs
Don Bennett
Marilyn Yeary
Brenda Moreland
Connie Mack Clark
Karen Nelson
Linda Hester
Star Huffsticker
O’Donnell School Enrollment Shows 640 Students
Supt. John Criner reported early enrollment at O’Donnell School totaling 596 white and 44 Negro students. Breakdown: 147 in high school 212 in junior high and 237 in elementary. Three new teachers added and cheerleaders elected. Post Office Director Manning alters about 50 place names to match Welsh spelling.
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O'Donnell
John Criner
O’donnell
Wales
F. F. A. Manning
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Hockley
ASC
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Mabel George
Sallie Howard
Fred Mc.Guire
McGuire
New York
Gat
Fiat Motorcars
Texas - Oklahoma
New Mexico
Italien Southwestar Company
Winthrop Avenue
Fort Worth, Texas
Sparta
Kirsch Hardware
Penney
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