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Teachers State
Association of Texas i
OFFICERS
President
T. V. GLOVER, Tyler 1961
First Vice President
MRS. VELMA JETER, Orange 1961
Second Vice President
SCOTT R. JOHNSON, Huntsville 1961
Junior Past President
J. S. HENRY, Waco
Executive Secretary-Treasurer
VERNON McDANIEL, Austin
Tr us tees:
F. R. RICE, Chairman, Austin 1963
J. A. ALEXANDER, Timpson 1961
G. C. MERIDITH, Temple 1963
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Central Texas District
G. C. MERIDITH, Temple ,...1963
C. D. YANCY, Bryan 1962
East Texas District
M. J. BARRETT, Linden I960
MRS. DOROTHY ROBINSON,
Palestine 1961
North Texas District
EZRA CARROLL, Corsicana 1962
C. F. TOLES, Dallas 1963
South Texas District
C. O. BRADLEY, Victoria 1961
T. J. WRIGHT, Angleton 1962
Southeast Texas District
K. E. TARVER, Beaumont 1963
MISS EULA SIMON, Beaumont 1962
West Texas District
G. C. COLVIN, Lubbock 1964
C. A. THOMAS, Midland 1961
Southwest Texas District
H. F. WILSON, Seguin 1963
LEROY PERRYMAN, Gonzales —1962
MAGAZINE STAFF
VERNON McDANIEL Editor
HAZEL H. PEACE Associate Editor
HOMER L. WALTON ....Field Representative
jJTANDARD
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE TEACHERS STATE ASSOCIATION OF TEX/
VOL. 35
NOVEMBER-DECEMBER. 1961
NO. 4
IN THIS ISSUE
Pag
GREETINGS 2-3
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE S
FEATURES:
HOUSTON—DYNAMIC CITY OF THE SOUTH 6-7
"ANOTHER LOOK" 8-9
"BREAD UPON THE WATER" 10-li
THIRD ANNUAL LEADERSHIP CLINIC 20
WELCOME 12
CONVENTION SPEAKERS 13
CONVENTION DIRECTORY 15
CONVENTION PROGRAM 16
SECTIONAL PROGRAMS 17-19
NAMES AND NEWS 27
OF INTEREST TO TEACHERS 30-33
HONOR ROLL SCHOOLS 34-38
ADVERTISERS
Capital Printing Co., Inc 26
Golden State Mutural Life Ins. Co 40
Philrich Fan Co 31
Teachers Loan & Service 30
COVER PICTURE
Skyline view of Houston, the seventh largest city in the nation. It is encircled by
one of the most abundantly endowed regions to be found anywhere. Houston's
output of oil field equipment and services ranks first in the nation. The population
of the city is 1,243,158. The astonishing growth of Houston has been closely tied
to the growth of her port.
The TEXAS STANDARD is published bi-monthly (except July-August) September to June
by the Teachers State Association of Texas, 1191 Navasota Street, Austin, Texas. Entered as
second class matter May 17, 1945, at the post office at Fort Worth, Texas, under Act of
March 3, 1879. Re-entered at Austin, Texas, October 20, 1953.
Membership dues of $7 in. the Teachers State Association of Texas entitle members to
receive the TEXAS STANDARD by-monthly, except July-August, for one year. Subscription
price to non-members $2.50.
Material published in this magazine does not necessarily reflect the views of the editors or
the policy of the Teachers State Association of Texas.
ADDRESS: State Headquarters, 1191 Navasota Street, Austin, Texas.
TEXAS STANDARD
