Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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Q. lo e y V nl 15 ls 811121011 lxL.Hb TV telee lSt1llL' from 56111 r .lu O S er e xms F1111 ITIS to you K1 hl1cv1 of our pmt ye xx tofvether -Xs L rem1ncler th it TtlhV1SlOH made 1tS de butl t 15 lred tne past yedr we C lose TClLN1S1OI1 ls the tnemc foryour sindy ind Wlndy day githerlnrs mn the hill pep Irlllles senior candy sales l ootonll and odsryetball 1 ames, person 1l1t1es senlor D 1 L1 or A Q ubmeeL11 .Assembly prov rams Chmstmns holldays the fdltllflll SKAT innual fLSt1Vdl .ind 1ntrarnur1l sports 1 of wruch ynlll be cberlsned forever -as 1 means of preserylng the nu hllghts of tnls year the W 11d C it staff rewmds the reel and 1nv1tes you to v1ew the programs 1n Whlch you partlupatecl We wlsh for you many pleasant hours ofv1ew1no as you s1t back and recall your Alma Mater, the plice where some ofyour happ1est dxys have been spent and now, on wltn the show' V Hrl , cX.'1!'y'onc. ':1'g'Q Q: ' ' l- ' ' H 'L ' xv Q 'O and :.i rl-iig:x5pr1ool.'111LirEl'4i ld, Te. 4 ., b ' g' ug I' 'xg 'Dlts 1954 WILDCAT. We have tried to keep in mind the differentactivities-- K L 4 V ,r .yi I .yn - A 1 4' A -1 I I jtiiri lingf ' ' .gg 4 , A A la y', ni pl' jf, l x 'r 5 s, ' ' g f , A ' ' ' ' , , z 1 ' ' , ' ' Q '--2 ll A Z Q K Y. I ,.i . , . Y A .. Z x I' l r ,, . . . Y . 7 . . v - . 1' v v 3 ' . ' . ' 2 f . E , l . , .

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U I 'L Lg: 'S VNXX 1' L.et's swing the TV camera around to our custodian and catch him performing some of his many daily tasks. In his quiet, unassuming way he moves in the background to forward each activity of our school. Since his services are so often unsung, we take ex- ceptional pride in dedicating the 1954 edition of the WILDCAT to Mr. F.C. Beyer.