Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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DLDICATION SPECIAL LN LXTS ORGAN IZATIONS SPORTS DI PARTMENTS PERSONALITIES ADMINISTRATION CLASSES Seniors uniors Sophomores Freshmen AL TOGRAPHS Other parts of the body assist the speaker but the hands speak for themselves. By them we ask, promise ,... threaten. By them we express fear. joy, grief, doubt. devotiong they show moder- ation and profession, and mark number and time. -Quintilian. Hands are always either idle or busy. W'hichever the case they are most revealing. Pictorial impressions of busy hands Qper- forming tasks associated with high school lifej introduce the sections of this yearbook They inyite you to thumb through your 195 XX ildcat May you treasure it as a tangible reminder ofa joy ous year of yy ork and play in L H S THF S'I AI I J . I T YfA----qviiiriid,iYw-A----Y'A-----Y'AAA---wvYYA-A---A- 5 ' 1 ' ..i........... .............. ................. 5 it N .......................,..,................... 15 2 .,..............,...............................,. 57 4 ..i......................................... 89 ' .........,..,........................................,.,,....... 104 j ' .....,....,.,....................,.......,...................... 124 4 ...,...,......,..........,,..............,.,.,.......,....,. 144 T ,..i..........i........,..,......................... IST

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ll' L:-.132 .-- i fs Jhlg... f'f'3. , 6 D 1 I-I ' Xsfv-a-xiii 4 - x Zcwvwl of Zdlcccdldaa Wiawaqea Sedan! pfawl f ' Y I These seven men, elected for two year terms, manage the whole school plant. They hire personnel, plan construction and maintenance of buildings, and solve educational, staff, and curricula problems. Every second Monday finds them hard at it in the School Tax Assessor-Colleo tor's office. Because of their special efforts the building of the field house and the sod- ding of the playing field were finished in time for use in fall practice. After foot- ball season the grandstand was moved, new concession booths were added, and, if all goes well, the new stadium will be ready for use in 1957 season. Alwuf. left to right: Bill Armsteacl. Carl Locke. -lake Armstrong, Sid Hopping. Secretarym Carl Keeling, Presitlentg Ralph Schilling. Superin- tentlentg XV. O. Hampton, Byron Douglas, Earl Rodgers, Circle: President. Carl Keeling.