Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1950 volume:

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Q F Kr ,L ,If Na DEDICATIO To Virginia Vaughan, head senior Sponsor, andlviargaret Jones,who formerly served in this capacity, We dedicate the 1950 Harvester, for their never-failing Willingness to help students of P. H. S. Miss Vaughan is co-sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y and head of the foreign language department. Miss jones is head of the English departme nt and sponsor of the National Honor Society. KB Mr. Knox Kinard Superintendent of Schools Mr. Kinard in his capacity as superintendent of schools is chief executive of the Board of Education. The Board is C o m p o s e d of lo c al business men who are elected by the people of Pampa. They give their time to determine the general poli- cies of the school system. Mr. Thompson is president of the Boardg Mr.Whatley, vice-presidentg Mr. Troop, s e c r e t a r y. Members are Mr. McWilliams and Mr. Smith. Mr. McMillen is business -m anag e 1' for Pampa schools and meets withthe Board. 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Mrs. Roberts has a full-time job, yet she always finds time to help students. Mrs. Capps advises students about subjects to take to prepare for college and helps in the selection of a college or vocation. Mrs. Capps also is the sponsor of the Student Council. Mr. Sam A. Begert Mrs. Lou Roberts MTS- Tom Capps Assistant Principal Registrar COL1I1S6l0I' .Wfw , :ie Billene Andrews Kenneth W- Baumgafdner Oletha Brannan O. L. Brummett M-M- M.A. Machine Shop Choral Music Supervision History Orland Butler Olive Carter Wayne Cox Grace Crump B.A. M.A. B,S. M.M. Band English and Science Choral Music Publications Mary Dean Dozier Wayne Frizzell Mary Gordon M.A. B.S, B.S., B.A. in L.S. English History, Football Librarian ,, E r-l,.i,.s.,,1 . ,, . . I t E- G- G01'd0I1 Thelma Henslee Bill Hopkins Gwyn johnson B.S. B.S. B.A. M.A. Head Of Math- Head of Speech Mathematics Head of Commer Department Department, cial Depar 1 English Margaret Jones Captola Kimbrough McHenry Lane Patricia Lively M-A- B.A. M.A. B.A. Head Of English Mathematics, Head of Driver's Education English DePaTtment 4 Science Department Dwaine Lyon Willie Mae Mangold H. Cameron Marsh B.S. B.A. B-A- Guerrilla Football Science History Coach, Boys P. E. . Hortense Miller Myles O. Morgan Clifton McNeeley Mrs. Clifton McNeeley Halls B.S. B.S. B.S. Woodshop, Mechanical Basketball Coach Head of Girls P. E. Drawing Boys pl E. Department jack W. Nichols Mrs. E. L. Norman Aubra Nooncaster Lula B. Owen B.B.A. B.A. M.A. M.A. ' C0rr1m6I'Cia1 Mathematics English, Football Latin, English Subjects Mrs. Ellice Pattillo C. Pattillo john N. Plaster B.B.A. M.B.A. B-5- Commercial Subjects Mathematics Mathematics , H-H N., , fl Mrs. Edith Rankin Eva jo Reid Madge Rush J. L. Spencer B-A- B.S. M.A. B.S. English Girls Physical Head of History Mathematics Education Department Mrs. F1'al'lCCSTI-1il1f0I' Tom Tipps Mrs. AI. E. Torvie Mrs. A. B. Turner B.S. B.S. B.A. B.S. Clothing Harvester Football English Science Coach, History ME.. I Virginia Vaughan Kenneth Walters Mary Winston M.A. M.A. B.A. Head of Language English History De pa rtment X X 1 ,-4. Dorm GF KMONLEDGE X -i....1.., eg rw W rn V --W , VX- 3 ...il WJ 3 415 ' X JV' wk 4 f XL m i- - '-i'-J ' Ay T ff my XM V my I Q - ,-4 I , q Rw- - X I li ', ? N - L ii Egi' - X ,, if-qi? ii:-5 ,..,., a H--L ' , W S' , A V 51 SENIORS bt.,l -,4w,4 w x W, - V- , T , ...ET - J . - x A , W F' fi N - .w f h u I-1 is f- X 572 1. E-JL:-i - A hi- - f ' N A 1 i -4.1 "'- un' ,lm ' 'ZF'- A ZYUNIORS 1, ' ,pg 3 13, H-3, Hi- 1 V " -' Ti-' 1i , W:-f" J..'P 1 J 1- E.-Yfi-. tif-f ei sri? -- .53 SOVHOMORES X 5-fs4l -f ' Ni 1 1'?.'-."'- '5 i ':5 A '- E QRXMXQ3 fl T' L JE. 4? ik '1 Q- l ' Q 3 r :ix l k-12+ ii ' '5"'.?- f?4 K, f'NxX'p , Q f.. N 1' M21 AL , Q ,Q-1 4 -1 Q ff..-':-5.112 M, ff' K A FRE5HM E:N L J ff:-'12 fl a ,fx .L Ek:-gf ' A Q 1, 1- ' N2 T' Bob McPherson and john High, president and vice-president, res- pectively, of the student body, are pictured here in their weekly role of presiding over the gssembly. As officers of the student body they are aut om at i c a lly the presiding officers of each week's Student Council meeting. Bob and john were elected by popular vote of the student body. Under their leadership,the Student Council carriedthrough manyworth- while projects during the year. A Q 'Q' at ,agsw MJ l 1 L v ,, H . I , L ' aF - , Q in My ' J ad C' 2? , A A . 1 -rl:-2 ' ,why I ,, W1 JOYCE ADAMS Tapping Club 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y 50 TOM ALLISON ' Guerrilla Football 46, 47 Harvester Football 48, 49 Guerrilla Basketball 47, 48 Harvester Basketball 49, 50 Track 48, 49 Baseball 49, 50 Woodcraft Club 49, 50 BETTY AUSTIN JIMMY BALDRIDGE Guerrilla Football Manager 47 Hi-Y 50 Golf 50 WAYNE BATSON Woodcraft Club 50 RONALD BEARD Guerrilla Basketball 47, 48 Co-captain 48 A Cappella Choir 47, 48, 49, 50 Boys, Quartet 50 PAT ADAMS Band 47, 48 Tennis 47 BARBARA AMERY Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 JIMMY BAINES Guerrilla Football 46, 48 Spanish Club 49, 50 Annual 50 Little Harvester 48, 49, 50 Radio Speech 50 Senior Play Student Council 47 Quill and Scroll 50 Thespian Society 50 One-act Play 50 National Honor Society 50 MARY ELLEN BARKER White Deer Chorus 47 Band 47, 48 F.H.A. 48 Pampa A Cappella Choir 50 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 Mixed Chorus 49 DOLORES BATTREALL Band 48, 49 Spanish Club 48, 49 LAURA NELL BERRY Band 47, 48, 49 French Club 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Office Assistant 49 Football Queen 49 BARBARA BIRD Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 junior Play Senior Play Radio Speech 50 Library Assistant 49 DON BODDY PAUL BOSWELL Guerrilla Football 47 Harvester Football 48, 49 Track 47, 48 Golf 50 Baseball 50 Boys Chorus 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 King 50 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 BEVERLY BRANDT Band 47, 48, 49, 50 junior Play Senior Play One-act Play 49, 50 Declamation 48, 49, 50 Declamation Award 49 Annual Art Editor 50 National Thespian Society 50 Radio Speech 49 Quill and Scroll 50 National Honor Society 50 JIM CAMPBELL Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Guerrilla Football 48 Harvester Football 49 Student Council 47, 48, 49, Junior Play 49 Latin Club 47 BERTIE CATOR .4.1....4.d.,...L.. ....L...,. LL M, Stinnett, Texas Carnival Queen Freshman Favorite Football Queen Attendant Secretary Glenwood Springs, Colorado Iunior Play Chorus 47, 48, 49 Prom Queen Attendant 50 HELEN BLOCKER Girls Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Senior sextet 50 junior Play Senior Play National Thespian Society Tri-Hi-Y 50 Radio Speech 50 BETTY BOSWELL Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Parliamentarian 50 Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir' 49, 50 Iunior Sextet Senior Sextet Spanish Club 48, 49 ROBERT BRALY Harvester Football 49 Guerrilla Football 48 BOB BRUMMETT A Cappella Choir 47 , 48, 49, V.I.C. 49, 50 President 50 Track 47 BETTY CARROLL Rolla, Missouri Glee Club 47, 48, 49 Spanish Club 47, 48 Pep Club 47 Pampa, Texas Mixed Chorus 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 MARY JO COFFMAN Orchestra 47 Band 48, 49, 50 Latin Club 47, 48 F.H.A. 48, 49, 50 Vice-president 49 President 50 Delegate to Natil F .H.A. Conference 48 Assistant Director of Senior Play National Honor Society 50 50 IERRY COLEY Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Guerrilla Football 48 Guerrilla Basketball Manager 49 Harvester Football Manager 49 Baseball 49, 50 Hi-YV 50 Woodcraft Club 50 Senior Play V DICK COOK Guerrilla Football 47 Harvester Football 48, 49 Baseball 48, 49, 50 All-District Baseball 49 Track 48, 49 CORNELIA CORNELIUS Tri-Hi-Y Latin Club 48, 49 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 BILLY CLYDE COX Vernon, Texas Basketball 48 Lefors, Texas Boxing Team 47 Pampa, Texas Mixed Chorus 49 A Cappella Choir 50 MONA COX Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Secretary 50 Sweetheart 50 Office Assistant 48, 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Pin-Up 50 National Honor Society 50 BARBARA CROUCH Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 Radio Speech 50 FREDDIE JUNE CONNER Girls Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 F.H.A. 47, 48, 49 PETE COOPER Reaper Football 46 Reaper Track 47 Reaper Basketball 47 Guerrilla Football 47 Co-captain 47 Track 48, 49 Harvester Football 48, 49 Co-captain 49 All District Football 49 Fighting Heart Award 48, Senior Play JEAN CORNELIUS Little Harvester 48, 49, 50 Annual 49, 50 Senior Editor 50 Quill and Scroll 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Natil Anthology of H. S. Poetry 47 Interscholastic Typing 48 F.H.A. 48 Reporter 48 Delegate to Nat'l Conference 48 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Radio Speech 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Reporter 50 Library AsS't 47 JACK COX Golf 49, 50 ANN CROSSMAN Girls Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 47, 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Student Council 48 D'BENE CROW Tri-Hi-Y 50 F,H.A. 47, 48, 49, 50 Historian 50 Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 l Q 4 5 CLARA DARLING Spanish Club 47, 48 Hockey Club 47 Volleyball Club 47, 48, 49, 50 Co-captain 49 Girls' Sports Club 50 Vice-president 50 Tennis Bowling Tumbling Tapping Golf DOROTHY DIXON Baud 47, 48, 49 Latin Club 47, 48 Student Council 48 Interscholastic League Typing 48 Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Football Queen Attendant 49 Mixed Chorus 50 Annual 50 Quill and Scroll 50 CARMELITA DUNAWAY Radford Chorus 47 Vocal Ensemble 47 Basketball 47 Honor Council 47 Pampa Mixed Chorus 48 junior Sextet 49 Senior Sextet 50 Volleyball 48, 49 Girls' Sports Club 50 Tumbling Volleyball Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 BILL EPPS Paris, Texas Class Vice-president 47 Football 47, 48 Basketball 48 A Cappella Choir 47, 48 Latin Club 47, 48 Pampa, Texas Mixed Chorus 49 A Cappella Choir 50 Boys' Quartet 50 Guerrilla Football 49 Harvester Football 50 Baseball 49, 50 IANN ETHRIDGE Band 47, 48, 49, 50 MARIETTA FORD Crosbyton Band Majorette 48 M.B.C. 48 Cheer Leader 47 F .H.A. 47 Pampa Girls' Sports Club ,V 4,-v.gir,z, .fm fr. -tw W Gu t N '-iitffxsg ' 'Zigi fir? We L 4 A .,w,,, 3 ff wggylyfi nf, f.-, , 'fm -:A f I I ERRY DAVIS Spanish Club 48, 49 Woodcraft Club 50 Secretary-Treasurer AN DOGGETT Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 President 48 Junior Play Senior Play National Thespian Society President 50 Senior Favorite LAHONDA EDWARDS Ontario, California HA" Club 46, 47 Spanish Club 46 Swimming Club 46, 47 Pampa Tennis Club 48 Tumbling Club 47, 48, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 50 BOB EPPS Student Council 47, 48, 50 Treasurer 50 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49,50 Secretary 47, 48 Boys' Clee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 50 Little Harvester 48, 49, 50 Editor 50 Advertising Manager 49 Delegate to THSPA 50 Delegate to ILPC 49 Delegate to Hi-Y Youth and Gov. 49 Senior Play Latin Club 48, 49 Vice-president 49 President 50 Quill and Scroll 49 Treasurer 50 National Honor Society 49, JEAN FAGAN Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 WILMA FREUNDENRICH Hockey Club 47 Volley Ball Club 47, 48, 49 Co-captain 49 .. ,M . E. .,.. .,.. , L.. 3 v X 5 1 ,ri JOHN FRIAUF Student Council 47 Latin Club 47, 48 President 47 Vice-president 48 Reaper Basketball 47 Guerrilla Basketball 48 Harvester Basketball 49 Golf 47, 48, 49, 50 National Honor Society 49, Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Treasurer 49, 50 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Drum Major 49, 50 Valedictorian 50 MARY LOU GANTZ Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 RACHEL GARCIA Library Ass't 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 President 49 Spanish Contest Winner 48, 49 LOWELL GRACE - Boys Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Radio Speech 49 Woodcraft Club 50 Track 47 BONNIE CRAY 7 Girls' Glee Club, 47,' V Library Ass't 47, 48, 49 F.H.A. 50 Senior Play ' ' Radio Speech 50 Mixed Choir 48 BETTY ANN GREEN Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48- Iunior Girls Sextet A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Senior Girls Sextet Tri-Hi-Y 50 AMES GALLEMORE Class President 47, 48 Class Vice-president 50 Freshman Favorite All School Favorite 50 Latin Club 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 47, 48, 49 54 Reaper Basketball 47 Harvester Basketball 48, 49 50 All-District Basketball 49 Baseball 49 Track 47 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 Secretary 48 Vice-president 49 President 50 , A Vice-president of West Texas Hi-Y Conference junior Rotarian Uanj 50 Senior Cheerleader JOE GARCIA Vocational Industrial Club 47, 48, 49, 50 Guerrilla Football 47, 48 Guerrilla, Basketball 47, 48 Track 47, 48 Baseball 48, 49 Woodcraft Club 49, 50 CHARLES GILBERT' ' Woodcraft Club 50 HUGH GRACEY Guerrilla Football 47, 48 Harvester Football 49 Baseball 50 BETTY SUE GREENE BILLIE IEANNE CRONINGER A Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49, 50 ETTA HANEY Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 Reporter 49 Secretary 48 junior Play Debate 50 Office 50 Interscholastic League Typing 50 National Honor Society 50 IOYCE HABRAH Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Secretary 49 Little Harvester 50 Quill and- Scroll 50 Girls' Sports Club 50 President 50 Girls' Athletic Award 49 National Honor Society 50 JUNE HARVEY Mixed Choir 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 JOHN HIGH Student Council 48, 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Treasurer 49 Delegate to Texas Ass,n 49 Hi-Y-47, 48, 49, 50 President 48, 49 Vice-president 48 Delegate to Hi-Y Model Legislature 48 Latin Club 48, 49 President 48 Class Vice-president 48 National Honor Society 49, 50 Quill and Scroll 50 ELICE HOBBS Radio Speech 49 Spanish Club 49, 50 President 50 Senior Play National Honor Society 50 G. D. HOLMES Reaper Football 46 Guerrilla Football 47 Harvester Football 49 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 President 50 junior Play GENE HARKRADER Senior Play MARVIN HARVEL Harvester Football 48, 49 Guerrilla Football 46, 47 Woodcraft Club 50 BOBBY HAYES Guerrilla Football 46 Harvester Football 47, 48 Track 47, 48, 49 French Club 47, 48 BETTY SUE HILBURN Annual 47, 48, 49, 50 Co-editor 50 MAX HOLLAND Boys' Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 JAMES HOLT Harvester Football 48, 49 Woodcraft Club 50 BERENICE HOMER Band 47, 48, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Office Assistant 49, 50 National Thespian Society 50 Treasurer 50 Iunior Play Senior Play Spanish Club 48, 49 IIMMY HOWARD B Harvester Basketball 48, 49, 50 All-District 50 Student Council 48, 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Golf 47, 49, 50 Baseball 48, 49 Tennis 47, 48 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 National Honor Society 49, 50 OB HULSEY Art Club 47 CAROL HUNTER Mixed Chorus 47, 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 F .H.A. 50 Student Council 50 Little Harvester 49 Lion's Club Sweetheart Uanuaryj 50 LOUISE IAYNES I Spanish Club 48 Library Assistant 50 Radio Speech 48, 49 OYCE JONES Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 Office Assistant 48, 49, 50 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50, President 50 Spanish Club 49, 50 Spanish "I" Award 49 Annual 49, 50, Co-Editor 50 Class Secretary 49, 50 Iunior Favorite National Honor Society 49, 50 Quill and Scroll 50 THSPA Delegate 50 Lions Club Sweetheart 50 All-School Favorite 50 Salutatorian 50 MARTHA HOPKINS Latin Club 48, 49 Social Chairman 49 Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Treasurer 50 Mixed Choir 48, 49, 50 Treasurer 48, 50 Girls, Glee Club 47 PEGGY ANN HUKILL Girls' Glee Club 47, President 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Sophomore Favorite Senior Cheerleader Head Cheerleader 50 French Club 48, 49, President 48 Office Assistant 49, 50 National Honor Society 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Student Council 50 junior Play Senior Play Lion's Club Sweetheart fOctoberj 49 MARGARET HUMPHRIES Tri-Hi-Y 50 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Little Harvester 50 Borger Tennis Club 47 Latin Club 48 IIMMY HYATT Guerrilla Football 47, 48 Guerrilla Basketball 47 Harvester Basketball 49 Baseball 49 Second Team All-District Baseball 49 EAUNELL IOHNSON Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 Student Council 47 Senior Play LEON KELLY Guerrilla Football 46 Harvester Football 47 Track 47, 48 --L -IIIL.. , ,, --V , ,---- MARY KEOUGH Girls' Glee Club 48 Sextet 48 Latin Club 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 junior Sextet 49 Senior Sextet 50 Little Harvester 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 GERTIE LAKE Girls, Glee Club 47 Sextet 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 ROGER LONG NORMA MANATT Latin Club 47, 48 Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Junior Sextet 49 Senior Sextet 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Office Assistant 49, 50 Radio Speech 48 junior Play IIMMIE MARTIN Woodcraft Club 50 President 50 Mixed Chorus 50 Senior Play ION MCAFEE Guerrilla Basketball 48 GEORGE KILPATRICK Latin Club 49, 50 Guerrilla Football 48 Harvester Track 49 Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Golf 50 Senior Play FRANKIE LITTLEFIELD Gladewater Band 47 Bear Facts 47 Pampa Band 48, 49 Little Harvester 48, 49 50 Guerrilla Football 48 junior Play Senior Play National Thespian Society 50 Quill and Scroll 50 Radio Speech 50 BILL LOVING National Honor Society 49 50 President 50 Debate 48, 49 Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Treasurer 49 Latin Club 48, 49 Vice-President 48 Golf 48 Radio Speech 48 EDDIE MARLOW Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Guerrilla Football 48 Co-captain 48 Track 47, 48, 49 Hi-Y 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Homeroom Vice-president 48 SENORA MAYO Girls, Glee Club '47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 Office Assistant 49 F .H.A. 50 Homeroom Secretary 50 GLENN ROGER MCCONNELL Band 45, 47, 50 Boys' Glee Club 46, 47 junior Play Senior Play Radio Speech 50 BARBARA MCDANIEL Kermit K Club 47 K Club Secretary 47 Freshman F avorite, Band 47 Football Mascot 47 Yellow jacket 47 Feature Editor 47 Student Council 47 Pampa Band 48 Little Harvester 49, 50 Quill and Scroll 50 Office Assistant 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Senior Cheerleader junior Play, Senior Play Declamation 49 Basketball Queen Attendant 49 CHARLES MCGAHEN BOB MCPHERSON Guerrilla Football 47, 48 Guerrilla Basketball 47 Harvester Football 49 Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Student Council 49, 50 President 50 National Honor Society 50 RICHARD MILLER Golf 47, 48, 49, 50 Hi-Y 49, 50 Track 48 Basketball 48 Spanish Club 47 Mixed Chorus 47, 48, 49, 50 JAMES MOORE Boys' Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 49, 50 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 Class President 49, 50 Spanish Club 49, 50, President 50 Student Council 49, 50 Iunior Play, Senior Play Radio Speech 49 National Honor Society 49, 50 Thespian Society 50 Vice-President 50 JIMMY MUNN rv, ' -I .. i, sf,,.,.: 5 4 ,aa 1 ,if , .W I sag 2 ',-' E , UA . as H. 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I, 5 , mf X est" 'ft Y ' it Q 4 ROBERT MCDONALD Band 47, 48, 49, 50 National Anthology of High School Poetry 47 Prairie Gold 48 Latin Club 48, 49 President 48 Band Librarian 48 CECELIA MCLAUGHLIN Girls, Sports Club 50 Volley Ball Club 49, 50 Co-captain 50 Tumbling Club 47, 49 Field Hockey 47 Golf 50 Latin Club 48, 49 MARIORIE MCPHILLIPS Twirler 48, 49, 50 Head Twirler 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Senior Play Radio Speech 49 DONALD MOEN BOBBY MORRIS Hi-Y 49, 50 Basketball Mgr. 47 Football M r. 47, 48 French Clui 47, 48 PAUL MUSGRAVE Guerrilla Football 47, 48 Harvester Baseball 48, 49, 50 Frizzell's Wildcats 49, 50 BETTY NELSON Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Secretary 49 Senior Play National Honor Society 50 JOHN NOLAN A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Harvester Football 48, 49 Harvester Baseball 48, 49 Boys, Quartet 49, 50 National Honor Society 49 MARY JEAN PATTON Band 47, 48, 49, 50 French Club 48, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Radio Speech 50 N OVIS PARKER Orchestra 47 Mixed Chorus 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 KENNETH PEEPLES Band 47, 48, 49, so BO JACK PHILLIPS Harvester Football 47, 48 Track 47, 48 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 Student Council 48, 49 Guerrilla Basketball 47 Y- any G, 14,i'?t'i'f' +R o JERRY NOEL 4 I WEYMAR OSBORNE Senior Favorite Harvester Football 48, 49 Honorable Mention-All-District Football 49 Guerrilla Football 47 Harvester Baseball 50 National Honor Society 50 IMMY PARKER Reaper Football 46 Reaper Basketball 47 Track 47, 48 Harvester Football 47, 49 Guerrilla Basketball 49 junior Favorite Pin-Up 50 Baseball 48, 50 - Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 junior Rotarian fDecemberl 50 Honorable Mention All-District Football 50 MARTHA PARKS Freshmen Favorite Class Secretary 47, 48 Latin Club 48, 49 Secretary 48, President 49 Football Queen 48 Little Harvester 48, 49, 50 Feature Editor 50 TriiHi-Y 48, 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Band 47, 48, 49, Secretary 49 Interscholastic Typing 48 Student Council 49 T.S.C. Convention 49 Quill and Scroll 49, 50, President 50 Lions Sweetheart fDecemberj 50 Basketball Queen Attendant 50 ' GERALDINE PERKINS A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Junior Sextet F .H.A. 48, 49, 50 Secretary 49, Vice-president 50 Annual 50 Radio Speech 50 Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 Quill and Scroll 50 Latin Club 48, 49 National Honor Society 50 REBA LILA PRINCE Girls' Glee Club 47 F.H.A. 47, 48 DOROTHY PURVIS Latin Club 49, 50 Volleyball Club 49 Assistant Librarian 50 Girls' Sports Club 50 Treasurer 50 JUNE RANDOLPH Tumbling Club 47 Secretary of Student Council 50 DWAIN RENO Guerrilla Basketball 47, 48 Captain of Guerrilla Baseball 47, 48 Harvester Basketball 48, 49 VIOLET RIEGAL Volleyball Club 48, 49, 50 Bowling Club 49 Tumbling Club 47, 49 Girls Sports Club 49, 50 BERNICE RILEY Band 47, 48, 49 French Club 47, 48 DONNA ROBINSON Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Lions Club Sweetheart QFeb.j 50 French Club 47, 48 President 48 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 Office Assistant 49, 50 Annual 50 National Honor Society 50 ga, BARBARA RADCLIFF Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Choir 48 A Cappella Choir 49-50 THEOLA REIM VVhite Deer Annual Queen Attendan Dramatics 47 Pampa t47 Mixed Chorus 48 Dramatics Award 48, 49 One-Act Play 48, 49, 50 Regional Best Actress 48 Junior Play, Senior Play Student Council 49 T.S.C. Convention El Paso 49 Tri-Hi-Y 49, 50 National Honor Society 49, 50 Secretary 50 Little Harvester 50, Annual 50 Texas Girls, State 49 Spanish Club, 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Office Assistant 49 Radio Speech 49 Quill and Scroll 50 Carnival Queen Attendant 49 Declamation 49, 50 DALE RICHERSON Guerrilla Football 47 Guerrilla Basketball 47 Harvester Football 48-49 Band 47, 48, 49 junior Play Senior Play EMMETT RIGGS Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 Student Council 47, 48 if Track 49 ' Guerrilla Football 48 Little Harvester 50 MERDELLA ROBERTS Glee Club Sextet 47 Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48-50 Capps Office 49-50 Tri-Hi-Y 49-50 DONALD RUSSELL A Cappella Choir 47, 48, 49, 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 Little Harvester 48 RL MARY RUSSELL Mixed Chorus 47, 48, Little Harvester 49 F.H.A. 49, 50 R. SAILOR Spanish Club 48, 49 Mixed Chorus 48 Senior Play All-Star P.E. Footbal PHYLLIS SCHEIC Girls' Glee Club 47 Sextet 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49 Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Office Assistant 50 DONALD SCOTT Band 47, 48, 49, 50 N Latin Club 48, 49 Guerrilla Football 48 l IOANN SHIELDS Spanish Club 47, 48 49, 50 l Team Library Assistant 48, 49, 50 Best Citizen 50 CHARLES SMITH Lorraine, Kansas Football 46, 47 Basketball 46, 47 Baseball 46, 47 Track 46, 47 Pampa Guerrilla Football 48 Guerrilla Basketball 48 Co-captain 48 Harvester Football Senior Play 50 49 IO' s DAN NA SUE SACKETT Mixed Choir 48, 49, 50 Sports Club 47 Tri-Hi-Y 50 DOROTHY SARVIS Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49, 50 BETTY SCOTT Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 GWENDA SHAW CARROLL SMITH Class Vice-president 47, 49 Harvester Football 48, 49 Second Team, All-District Football 49 Reaper Football 47 Reaper Basketball 47 Reaper Track 47 Guerrilla Football 47 Guerrilla Basketball 48 Harvester Track 47, 48 Spanish Club 48, 49 Student Council 47, 48, 49, 50 junior Rotarian QNov.l 49 National Honor Society 50 Best Citizen 50 ELEANOR SMITH Spanish Club 47, 48 Annual 49, 50 Radio Speech 50 IEANETTE SMITH GALE SPENCER Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49 Radio Speech 50 Library Assistant 50 Little Harvester 50 Jo STEWARD Student Council 47 F.H.A. 47, 48, 49, 50 Reporter 47 Vice-president 48 President 49 Treasurer 50 Girls' Sports Club 50 50 Volley Ball Club 48, 49 Latin Club 48, 49, Treasur junior Play Office Ass't 50 National Honor Society 50 ROY SULLIVAN I I Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Vice-president 50 Spanish Club 48, 49 Vice-president 49 Student Council 49, 50 Hi-Y 49, 50 Little Harvester 49, 50 Advertising Manager 50 Quill and Scroll 50 Radio S eech 50 P National Honor Society 50 ACK SUTTON er 49 Football 47, 48 fGreat Bend, K Class Vice-president 47 CKan.j Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, so Guerrilla Basketball 48 Harvester Basketball 49, 50 Honorable Mention 50 Junior Rotarian CFebruaryD 50 AMES TAYLOR an. Q NINA SPEARMAN Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50, Secretary 50 A Cappella Choir 47, 50 Queen 50 Junior Sextetg Senior Sextet Girls'-Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 Radio Speech 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Vice-president 49 Office 49, 50 Annual 50 Quill and Scroll 50 National Honor Society 50 ODEVERN SPENCER Student Council 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 F .H.A. 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Radio Speech 50 JOAN STROUP Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Thespian Society 50 junior Play French Club 48, 49 Office Assistant 50 RICHARD SUMNERS FRANCES TARRANT Band 48, 49, 50 A LEON TAYLOR Guerrilla Football 47 Guerrilla Co-captain 47 Guerrilla Basketball 48 Harvester Football 48, 49 Harvester Football Co-captain 49 Sophomore Favorite Ir. Rotarian 48 Hi-Y 47, 48, 49, 50 Mixed Chorus 47 A Cappella 48, 49 Student Council 49 WANDA TAYLOR Girls, Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49, 50 BEULA TURNER Girls' Glee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48, 49 A Cappella Choir 50 Latin Club 48, 49 F.H.A. 50 THURMAN WEATHERRED Guerrilla Football 48 Harvester Baseball 48, 50 F rizzell's Wildcats 49, 50 Woodcraft Club 50 HOWARD GAYLE WELLS Baseball 48, 49, 50 PATSY WILLIAMS Latin Club 47, 48 Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 Quill and Scroll 49, 50 Little Harvester 49, 50 Business Manager 50 Homeroom Secretary 49 Homeroom Vice-president 48 1. VONDELL WILLINCHAM Volleyball Club 47, 48, 49 F.H.A. 48, 49, 50 Parliamentarian 50 - -1 JIMMY TUCKER - Hi-Y 49, 50 1 SUS VELASQUEZ Spanish Club 49, 50 President 50 BETTY ANN WELLS Band 47, 48 Majorette 49 Library Assistant Latin Club 48, 4 9 Tri-Hi-Y 48, 49, 50 EDNA ROSE WHITE , , RONNIE WILLINCHAM Band 47, 48, 49, 50 ,ps 1 -1 BETTY WILSON Latin Club 49 Social Chairman 48 Mixed Chorus 48 Junior Girls' Sextet A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Tri-Hi-Y 50 " "" ' ' ' JENEANE WORRELL Band 47, 48, 49, 50 Library Assistant 50 Little Harvester 50 Radio Speech 50 Senior Play MARY BETH WRIGHT Girls' Clee Club 47 Mixed Chorus 48 Accompanist 47, 48 Annual 49, 50 Latin Club 48, 49 Tri-Hi-Y 50 Senior Play Radio Speech 50 Quill and Scroll 50 Interscholastic League Typ , ,ir CHARLOTTE YOUNG Mixed Choir 40, 50 Radio Speech 49 Seniors who are not pictured are Jim Barrett, EldonBlass, Janett Bogard, Peggy Bogard, Jackie Bonner, Tommy Brown, Mary Coffee, Joyce Deatherage, Bobby Gage, Charles Gist, Louise Goodman, Doris Graham, Jimmy Hagerty, James Harvey, Gene Howell, Fred Jones, Johnnie Langley, Mary Mathieu, Ruth McNutt, Beulah Menzie, Hoke Pepin, Margaret Rath, Bertie Wallace, Gwyndolene Willis, and Willila Wilson. ing 49 uniors Carl Kennedy, vice-president of the junior class, and Ed Langford, president, look on as Elsie Boyd, secretary, stirs candy in the home economics laboratory. L The juniors held their annual Ambition Party on january 10. The junior play, "A Mind of Her I Own," was presented December 8-9. The big event of the year was the junior-Senior Banquet givenby the juniors. Beth Bob Richard Ray Roy Allen Allford Anderson Bailey Bailey Gloria Carolyn Niki Gerald jo Anne Baker Bartz Baumgardner Beaty Bennett i G B QQ Frankie jean Lee Elsie George Willa Jeanne Berry Blacklidge Boyd Bradford Brewer june Zula Margaret Nell Brown Brown Bfllmmeft 'i .I A A ti Carter! Loy Eddie , , Lenny Burdette Buxton Caldwell Callan Carlton f. ,-'Lv J E ii.. C P 'n ' : Kfiflii :'f 5? ks' if -, '-'-' 51 Aleen jack Betty Harold Jarold Cazzell Clark Colwell Comer Comer , .1. 1.43-f A f , zck 9 BMS H -9 f. if af 1 1. ' tzte gk , . H A 1.3, , 1,5,,5gg Hg-qw - 34 , , 'TFffi:ff, 55:5 1'1::,:g1'Eff:i I ffl, --12 -K" ' A ,-: .X Barbara Venita Delmer Diann Melvin Cop8I1haVe1' Cowan Cox Crawford Crownover , Kenneth Nancy john Cummings Davis Dawes J ,- - , -' i -'J , l 'R' Q z, Q QL I A W it . . ' , fi' W L '-, l f., 5 Q i , , 3' lx E Eff 5' Ralph , Martha Dehls Dittmeyer -Q 1-, . ,'mh. . i LL,g ' , ' ' fl' JESSE Eulaine Dykes Ellis Txy, A . f 'Q - lifpfi5F?vQl , Q! llra . l .ee ll5?2?5iQ?HQ : if fel f, - , K5 f1.-1 i , K s, l f in Alton J. C . Flinchum Forsman JC 4' ' ' N-ff new 3 V1.3 D A lfe QE? Ml 'U K f ' Y l 5kM5Z555?f Hvhsgz- 5 'if' Hagemann Doyle Doggett Bill Duncan Mariola Duvall if Patsy Lucretia Elli s Evans ag he " ,. iiif i ,.a. .,ua ff? lligih nffifv' 'N a W . f D 1 lf ir5?il?5yS Richard Sarnmie French Frierson Peggy Fletcher Richard Greene jane Hampton Glen Harrell jimmie Ray .Io Ann Mary Ellen Hash Hawkins Hayes Carroll Clenon Heflin Hemsell vs V kiyh . l aa,a Gayle jackie Max Lee Betty Herr Higginbotham Holder Hoover Howard Ai' 1' N' ' ffifi - ,il H oyle y, f ' r fi? H ' f 'gags - y -'xg 5 ' 2:4 l A W ' VIH. a 'ak , 'Q gulf, A in il- V611 Everette Nancy Bettye Jimmie Sharon Huffhines Huval jackson jackson Jeter Gladys jo .IOHGS Keel Carl Kennedy if P "2 ,s . . :.,.EW, f :iQ f 5g.,1, ' 253245. 51216511 . 'EE K :Tj 3 Betty ROY Ed Be rdene Evelyn KSU' King Langford Laycock Lewis Carol Wanda Clarice Mae Addlene Tommy Lovinggood Luedecke Marek Martin Martin 1 Gerald V Janice Virginia Delores Erwina Matthews Mayes Mayo McAdams McDowell :Q ' I i Y i l l 5 i 2 s i 'rn" if NN I HJ: ,, . I li ft w "' ' i jean Irene Dorothy Mcwright Medley Meers Yi Dolores Malverne Miller Miller I, jewell Ann Moseley Moyer 10" jan Roberta Newsom Nickols on n nn go is l I n ,M 4 A f 'is M2 Anne Owen XN..f x Charene Mixon Moore Morehead Ginge r Wanda Howard Musgrave Jimmie Lou Helen Nash Newmann La Vora Phoebe Ray Noel Osborne Ousley Nancy Melvin Patterson - Peeples .,.... , ., , -.. ..-l.,..L.. .......e,...... .4.........o,,,...,.,........,.. 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Thomas Ward Watson i George Kathryn Kenneth Whitten Wiggins Williams 7 Betty Wooley Wooten Worden Jimmie Sarrah jane Members of the junior clas s not pictured are Norman Barber, jimmy Bennett, Tony Brooks, Bill Chapman, james Claunch,Billy Compton, Carrol Lee Copelandklames Davis, Robert Dixon, Edward Engle, Roy Feazel, Bill Gray, Thomas Grantham, Ronnie Hollingshead, Inez Hancock, Tony jones, Gregory Keys, Nelson Kitchens, Sherman Lenning, William Lewis, jo Anne Marrow, Robert Mauldin, Irma McConaghie, AI. L. Mit c he ll, Sam Morosco, Bob Overall, johnParker, Earl Parks, C.E. Pipe s, Odis Qualls, Bill Runyon, johnny Strickland, June Sullivan, Gene Winegart. 'W .e .. 3'5iZa ',1 5"'?ii""f-P3 ,Elf 'He K if 1 5 ,f Q 1 4 1 i 6 pr V ,sf uuuawum. in JJ- ua! 4 v .msg 4 WH? i f 0 fx , 1 , gx,?i,59'f,if. ' V . A , Cx . Vip 45: Q, in ,, V , 1 S . S ,T , H 1. f 3 -Aw. ., ,N S."-Wi K A! 1 'Fx "1u'm'f' Ai" Snare: Jffg- 'gw .. .. V N95 Www' Mv- 5 Charlotte Alma Connie Reba J. C. L, Dean Morris Allston Alverson Ayers Barnard Becker Begert Belote Ann N Gilbert Johnnie Mae Dortha Mava Marvin . julia 1 Berry Berry Black Blair Blalock Bond Bradford ,s- - - i 'iff Wg' -5 I A , 1 .Q . 4 KKWIV fy I. as , .,.,. M- .si ,sm fm. ,?E3,f5F5':f: - V.: H, x A lu' 1 r. .L ' 2 Sr 5 E 5 if 'Bi 1 Vivian ' joe Ann Bobby Charles Wallace Don Billy Rex Brake Brewer Brinkley Broyles Bruce Burns Campbell E1 3 i5ff7Qf25?ijvgfEE7Ek 5 J , ,,.e,,,. Q3 Brent Carolyn Reuel Glenn Dale Laphon Jill Don Carruth Carver Casey Cates Chance Chapman Chisum "' ' ,N K sIff:aE'2m.sEf 15, . fi. 1-isa-:gQg..,5:'!'?' 13' 1 Jiigjfg V: fb' 1' ri. .fr 51:31,-:4'::fS',2f"If? ' ' .. ' fazssr-iff-ff'.,f:1f'3 sr' , r if K kg: Y ' , Leif' 15, 1 Edward Bryan Cora Lee Lee 1 Chisum Clemens CObl6 Cockrell oyce Ann Mattie Donna Billy Don jimmy offey Collier Conley Conklin Cook .r v K my Z J f l s oli f L 1 ' n he .. jim Bob JoAnn Neva Lynn Dolores David Cox Cox Cox Cramb Crossman 1. me-fax mil, . Q' .Q-eel: ' "'1:.av,3:f . . M gf- 1 Sylvia Doughty j 2 lalyy,A " if M C K 15 ' C Billy Elnita Thelma jan Davis Davis Davis Dickey Jimmie joan Pat Charles Dlllaney Ehmann Ellis Ely l w Bett y ja ne ll E v a n s Ew ing ...lf -1'- A ....,,,,i-.....,,.,,,.w.iM.M....-.l-..,. ..k,....,..,. ...W ,,,, ..., ...-..,...u-,......,,..,.,.. 1......a..,.4.....,....,..... v Launa Emler Patsy Farmer Noretha Harold Cooper Courson " illi D e W e y S hi 1' 1 6 y Cudney Clllwell I Wanda Larry Dudley Duenkel rf 3 .gs qlillw, "f f,., ' David Anna Sue f Engle Enloe Eugene Flinchum 1 I s .1 5 1 a MQ.,i...4,...,.. M. Wanda Forducey Nan Gossett jean Hendricks Duane' jeter Linda Fraser Alice Gower Sammy Gaffney t H e B , ,, wet , Qi If Q 1- N . Q g ift" . ' -v , :"a'iJkE!f5i. gb, f Hifi' E ff H Carolyn Groninger james Hinkley Blaine johns on Myrtle jordan 3 ..,, Dale Gantz -t ' W- ,P Geneva Gurley ff!5!'fi1isv23:if. -' i -,,' 535333, T, N 9 ,sa L N 5 La Juana Garner Mae jo Hankhouse . 25-:isis 715- .V 5 - - ' in i .,', eaa. 's 'H f. Dorothy Gilleland Q . :w - 'S EI Y 5 f' T" 'Q i K K ,W if Rickie Harden Louise Goddard ., U " wr-:gg 1 : -iq : N Ina jo i Hawthorn! Elsie Vera Tollie Glenda Margie Housdon Hughes Hutchens Husted Inman U - . l--i 5' W' 1 ,'1 'I Qsl t F s , is ' M ' 's y eynl ece trss e ' of ' ' . - if Jeanie Bettye Mildred Shirley Jean Virginia johnson jones jones jones jones syirt Z2 ,...,.-If V ,. 1, g L -1 .r "fi m X Helen Mary Lou Betty Keeter Kelbourne Kiff .... .1 jerrye Mary Dorothy Alice jo Anne King Kuehl Lambert Lane Latus V D f l l' 'H' 'I i' is ' M D P ' H i U ri V i I if A Ti VAIV. 4- V H ky! .,.J,.:.. ki 1 A ff ' f - . i Q iff . ' i Qian E 5 I S iam! james J- R- Ray Ray Douglas Lunsford Manning Marney Martin McBride . A : : , A A Arm jack Billy Bernalou Bernard MCKBLY McKaughan McKee McMinn McNamara P21111 Sid Shirley Morriss Jane Miller Mills Moore Morgan Moyer 5' ' :.,,,f1+Q,?fqi. lle si V lll Duane Carolyn Doris Niver Noel N061 ,..,.. -. ....i,..,:, ...W ,......-,l..f....,,-.,,, .. . A . -,.i,...,..,,, , . .A l ,.......-A.....,.,....,- -A - l., Y - -, ,E .MJ ., Wesley Gene Lewis Gereta Long Lynn McFall ie s . 'I' Bill McPher son -Wx-.W r 'SRF vw .,.f , .4 ,,,:...,. 1 ,. ,,, 3 ra 'W 35 Q Q if Earl Musgrave Billy Mcllvain Jacqueline Merchant Molly Nelson ' M sf, 4 i L C. J. Olsen john Or gan jimmy Orr t Jack james Prather Prichard Mary Eva Betty Sue Reed Rich Floyd Olin Q sackett 5 Y aulsbury P ' Mini: ' ::.,xi- .L 60" I 'LE'55f,.' "LES levi! . ' Iggy ' 'flaifi - m mf' Shirley Ann Shultz E L di. Clarice Ann Billy Dale Vera Parks Perkins Phillips Porterfieln Geraldine Parker it " ls .1 9 Edward Pryor 1 'I :Zg i1:g!f'1'5: " 'I S. ,5- EE -- .: fffwff i ' Adney Teddy Nancy Donald Pursley Quillen Rath Reed Dorothy Roberts y:?,1',.al14il.'F 1. , ,Y L L ':::::' K,-K ,,fo- ia, 'F fm., ,-if, , .- fd-Q , - N Wfi- "' ' "'4 ' . :lx Q - ' , dw t Danny Rightsell If ezdiffwft ,af - ,xt . Q? N.,..,,'. .ff Leola Roberts " T X ' P, ,I3Ck Stanley Rose Ryan Harriet Schwartz -4 Sim -: at erm. 1' , iii 5 y .yy P S, f Homer Orval Scherer Schiffman '- -' "7 f i: " 1' Keith jerry Skelton Smith s,4Q.f!h...a1'., Bobby james Seitz, Sl'X6.ltOl'1 i A H Q '-1 sf 4 M six , 1 ,., :f1e,:-fits' -' r' dgxitf' 3 F M, 'Rd EQ 4 H xx jimmy Smith June W- L- joe Barbara Smith Smith Snyder Southard e lDibre1l Bill Nancy Raymond Stowell Studebaker Sumner Sutterfield Alvin Ward Carmen Royce Thurston Tul-pen Cecil Ronald Iris Steward Still Stockton L W 4 ' 5 . L f 5 - Y: Haldane john Ann Suttle Tackett Thompson ,E A Helen Katherine Patsy Virginia Wallace Walls Walls Walls " " ffxlfrrimznzz, - - N,..,,l:,-f,:::f f-.:H,.-V. sose ' f f.. 'mmf' 1 to-A llrs S S Dean Clara May Donna Herman Ward Washington Washington Watkins U VZ' 5' 'la if is Val-ta john Lee Tommy Welch Welton White joe jackie Watson Weatherred Donna Wilkinson ,................,........-,.lA-...z........m..,.l......, ...Q-Y H-4-M-ri-A -N-fwJM-s4L-- H--3-1-Mfr. A-we --- -A Q-J ..g-,,.- ' ,uw -..,g.,4,,,-- ,,..,,-,a.n,..... ur .l,...,,.,,.' ff....,..,... .., use , Charles Ouida Raymond C arolyn james C olleen Darrell Williams Williams William s Willingham Willson Wilson Wilson jane james Patsy Karla G. W. Wilson Wooley Worrell Wyatt Yeargain john ' Dorothy Y oung Zhanel Members of the sophomore class not pictured are Barbara Anderson, Bill Bar- rett, Vernon Baggerman, Ken Coffee, Myrna Coplin, Vesta Croullard, C. L.. Ennis, Elliott Ferrer, Sam Gee, Delphene Gilmore,j. W. Harvey, Danny Hawthorn, Thomas H oll i g an, Edwin Hughes, Bobby Hulsey, Phillip Hunter, Douglas Hutchens, Bobby Jones, Don King, jerry Lane, C h r i st al Lowe, Bob Mayer, Kenneth Ray McAna1ly, Tom McKay, Travis McKinley, Dwaine Mitchell, Dick Murray, Harriet Nash, G. K. Reading, Jimmie Robison, Gerald Schulz, Bill S t e p h e n s o n, Bernis Stroup, M a r y Frances Sublett, Robert Tollison, Aurelio Velasquez, Mac Wakefield, jerry Walker, H. J. Waller, Delbert Walling, Meredeith Waters, Mildred Waters, Oleta White, Fred Williams, Velma Yearwood. Freshmen Don Nelson, freshman class president, Ann jordan, secretary, and Charles McCray, vice-presi- dent, take time to have their pictures made. The main event of the year for the freshmen was the a nnual class party held March 23 in the cafeteria. J? -95? "H 1: Nancy Ronny Adams Alexander Q":' K' f him W , .4 I ,,.. . - a nn.. Charles Shirley Austin Austin Shirley Biard Jeanene Bowers . . E Mary Ann john Annette Sam Allee Allford Altman Anderson 1 .gp M 1 'V Q . C , . r T -i. sl, ' 3 srl lls' se'l n Q, A ' Frances Marie Marie Marvin Barbara Babb Baker Baer Barnes ff ' f wt? f ' n is hi A .. Carroll Darrell Gene jerry Carl Bozarth Bozarth Bray Brewer as? E' Q in ir .L ai M ,. Ye E M i19 5 s Gayle An d r ew s I I john Len Bell K ik f--gf. 4' :ii Willie Brother Betty' AHT1 Betty' Jean joan Delphia Sharon Byron Bruce Brown Bullick Burns Burns Burton Byars Campbel Q I VVWA ,,. rar if gl? A K 1 joan Patsy Barbara David joyce Patsy 4 Cantrell Cargile Carr Cartwright Cazzell CheW1'1iI1g 1 : ' C " ' A ' C - ' A-35,1 4 'KKk" K I if-W' Mm, , U : .A Sally Cobb if-'fl-it ria Faye mbes l Elberta Zostner Iarolyn Donham Buddy Cockrell Shirley Cook jerrie Nell Cox Dolores Drake 1 David Enloe Buddy Epper son Derrell Coffman L 512- an 5 , 4 W1-Jf,..z,:z ' Billy Ed Cooper Q , F S ,fig or y,ee it ,wr " ,rl ,, 4 "L, iw is 2 E : ,ll,,, Tommy Cox ilE.3'1lQff52"?':- ' iL,'2SeEff52f':'C'f':'.. ' gy: E? Q5 111 1 , .2 Wi. 1 -lg , Q :Ns V X ' 2, E 1 4' .E+ M 11. " X.. is 4 f . 9 i Darlene Duket ,eeazafezfmezf wrwigsmiswigi,--5,,g if K rv Walter Colwell Lynn C ornelius 4 K1 1 Mfr il W 5. ,Q 4- if -2 sash". Pauline C raig eeee ee l yyl'ee Paul Eakin Billie Ann Combs s - W In S Robert Cornelius e:'::sz5f'fT' 555gz' K- 13 ,K 2317. , QM X ,, -- .L I-X gm W " 1, E is rw . ,. f., ,. ,. .W,,,l, ,, , Scotty Davey v rf pl 1 ., 4 'ff Q K -N 'R' .,,. M Y I S 12 N Q L f 4,11 K J 'F Eh., lf or ,,LL 4 ..:'- - -:- M . .S - ,. ,.. .. qi? V 'tw ill W, r Doris Condo F Mary Lou Coronis -4 ffl E i E l 'Y 1. . , gfsaegdi-1Zfag:ai,.v Q 4 1 1. NJ F ' 1- 5 Q? 12? .1 i 5 " 1 1 ' a, 5 Q Q3 ms f 5 iz, f' ' o,lo if - ' ,1- iii? Harold D. Conner Paul Coronis my if fi , MQ W , , "' F i: 3' 25 1, , Farrell Mary Ann Day Dillman Lou Arm Elkins LeRoy Ellis K S Q i 5 Mary jane Emer s on B' 5 ' sg? ' l o'll le MaTilYn Doreen Shirlene Ferrell l Gail Finkelstein Fitzgerald Forde -r.,.,,-..,,-..,..,..,......,-., , ....N-.-w,..4,....v........:,,. Mr.. ..,. . .. -s.-ss. . erm'-M f'--"'e-"H- "fW---uasmar- - V ' .sb ,......,...NA.,.., ..., -.....,... . ..,oss.,,., .., gf- A 4.1, ....f,...,...,. .. Dsl-.. M :Ep gm, . - .A 1 5 ,. si? .,,,:.x . I HN 1,-SP - 1 5331 53? A -Jul gi. J " lk si LET. . f 1 , ei ni- ' Es - 'B Su S' T 5 i W, it L v wgii L. : K ""LL Almetia Patricia FO1'1'6S'f Franklin Amos Harris Glen Harris X. ' - ef 1 ' I- ' if Wrhr- Wanda Letitia Ann Hill David Holeman a ..,,,,,.. , --1.12. law-,, 1. 111,12 H W, -L xx' , me Ja T 5 . zr, james Hunter jackson Lee Fraser at , X 'P is '3 5 if 1 H S A ,-,f . H if fn F 5 H 2 , +P?-gl "" 5 ., f ,, :fm ff,, my IU, Betty Joyce Harrison Mp L Er .. vzfazww f. 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I li li Billy D01'iS ,IOSePhi!'1e Vivian Adelaide Betty Ann Beverly Webb Welch Wheeler Wilkinson Williams Williams William ,gba K N X.,,. 7 --kk W A 4 K ' ' , I - - ' 39 iiii ,, W ,l nn - yy J 5 S me ' J M M 7 ,X " l Lv: in , , ',--b .,,'. Q ,.W'- . . it Geraldine Johnny Kay Mary Colleen Pat Freddy Willis Wills Wilson Windsor Winegeart Woodfill Woods Evelyn ' I-,lwlyn Young Young Young Patsy Members of the freshman class not pictured are Richard Adams, Gene Barton, Reuben Baggerman, Bobby Becker, George Beckham, Dean Bills,Frank Blacklidge, Sammy Bond, Dora Faye Bonsal, Don Brown, W. R. Brown, Elmer Bynum, Marlene Callan, Paul Carter, Vaughn C hambli s s, Drex Clonts, Delbert Daniels, Darrell Danner, Geraldean Darby, Dale Davis, DeWayne Deatherage, Wayne Doss, Lavon Drennan: Connie Dumas, E r ne stine Edwards, Elbert Garrison, Jimmy Gilmore, Darrell Godfrey, F r ankie Gray, Billy Green, Harold Green, Daniel Guinn, Isabell Harmon, Joe Hawkins, Joann H awth o r n, Lewis Haynes, Do r i s Henry, Billy Herr, Miles Holland, Charles Holloway, Guy Holly, H. E. Hunt, Carroll James, John John- son, Preston Jones, Keith Kelley, Maurice Kerns, T ommy King, Franklin Ledford, Louise Lee, Wade Lunsford, Gerld Marlar, Kenneth Marrison, Reggie Mayo, Keith McAnally, Don McConaghie,James McFarlin, Bobby McGinnis, Billy McKee, Charles McVey, Don Miller, Jessie T. Miller, Leslie Miller, Beverly Milligan, Donnie Min- nick, Pat Mitchell, J. D. Mize, Kenneth Mor r i s o n, Joe Morriss, Winsett Nichols, Hershell Orndoff, Otis Palmer, Sidney Parsley, Edgar Pitchford, Charles Reeves, Bobby Richardson,Jumbo Roberts,Knoxine Russell, Oscar Sargent, Max Scott,Floyd Smith, F r anc e s Sue Smith,-James Smith, J. G. Smith, Buster Sober, Jerold Stone, Raymond Sutterfield, Pauline Tice, Louise Todd, Paul Tollison, Donald Upton,-Jack Vandover,Herman Van Sickle, Emmett Watkins, W. L. Williams, Coycel WoLfe. x . ' Xa If 9 gf x 1 1 C' A0 'F 59 70,3 c- ', , f ' ,: PHS '. 3 YjNH'rnonnr. 7 f Honore SDCIETY ' Q , SV 92' Z.. X15 YE , L5 'QP 3 QUIU. 'SN G' Scnou. , . C? fo H10 Q aff, LM! 5 fl J X 5 ,513 N in , , X a n 62 x X , M A M Nw 1, ' , 4.1 ff 'Env' In: X .- WILJZA ff' , STUDENT CUUNCIL ' Q K Q-21:4 7 71 'Q Sv M ,. YY" i, W f w - .xiillxftf-i , ffm. Mix is Q fra. Executive Committee: june Randolph, s e c r e t a r yg john High, vice-presidentg Bob McPherson, presidentg Mrs. Ruby Capps and Mr. Sam Begert, co-sponsors. Progressive Committee: Byron Byarsgjames Gallemoreg Peggy Hukillg Don Nelsong jarneslvioore, co-chairman. jimmy Howard, the other chairman,is not pictured. PRDGKAM Finance C o mm itt e e: jim Bob Coxg Bob Epps, chairmang john Oden. W,--W M 61- tx I Public Relations Committee: Tony jonesgRichard l Quallsg Richard Gr e ene, chairmang Ronny Samplesg l Assembly Commltteez Weldon Charley McCrayg Ronald Bear d, representing Leon W1tchergjoann Lunsfordg Elmer Taylor Wilson, chairmang Bill McPherson. Details Committee: Raymond Sutterfieldg Elsie Housdong Billy Roseg Ooweetah Overstreetg Harold Smith, chairman. Election Committee: Marvin Bond, Carl Ken nedyg Tollie Hutchensg Carroll Smith, chairman Mi' ligibility Committee: Ed Langford, chairman, erald Mathews, Donna Wilkerson, john All- ord. The Student Council is made up of 34 elect- ed homeroom representatives, the class presi- dents and vice-presidents, and two non- voting members, the head cheerleader and the secre- tary. The president and the vic e-president of the student body are elected in a general elect- ion held in the spring. The Council meets once each week with the sponsors, Mrs. Ruby Capps and Mr. Sam Begert. The committees are kept busy all the year with their v a r io u s duties. They planned and sponsored Howdy Week, Twirp Week, and the All-School Prom, held all school elections, had charge of all assemblies, and sent representa- tives to the district and the state Student Coun- cil conventions. Social Committee: D e r 1' e l l Coffman, Harold Comerg james Sheltong john Young, jim Orrg Pat F r ankling johnny Willsg Carol Hunter, Molly Ne l s on, chairman. Not present for the picture, Roy Sullivan. Bill Duncan Vice -President Cecil Steward Secretary John Friauf Treasurer T dx, ,,c1 gg i f .-af. Tom Cox Librarian is is james Gallemore President Di strict Vice -Pre sident I-IIfY The Hi-Y has tripled its m e mb e r s hip by opening the club to all boys who will uphold the standards. James Gallemore s e rved this year a s the vice-president of the West Texas DistrictHi-Y Conference. Carl Kennedy is the 1951president for that group. Carl Kennedy and Karl Stephenson were the 1949 delegates to the Youth and G o ve r nm e nt Conference in Austin. During the year the Hi-Y operatedaconces- sion stand at the football games and helped with the activities of Howdy Week and other special school occasions. Carl Kennedy Vice-President Karl Stephenson Secretary Richard Greene Mr. Cameron Marsh Sponsor Treasurer Sam Gaffney Reporter 1 Martha Payks Nina Spearman Martha Hopkins Joyce Jones ' ' ' Secretary Treasurer President Vice-President Tri'Hi'Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club, under the leadership of Miss Winston and Miss Vaughan, followed a policy of open m em be r s hip for the first time this year. The membership now totals 98 girls. The club chose as its pr oj e ct the fur- nishing of t o W e l s and w a s h cloths for the Negro Nursery. Also they were co-sponsors for the annual Howdy Week Party. Virginia Vau Mary Winston .uMfarc::1h3, 4, the clurbfjourneyed to Ama- S ghan Sponsor T1 o or e regiona co erence. Ponsor The Tri-Hi-Y pledge is "To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, S chool, and community high standards of Christian character." Pat Williams Membership Phoebe Osborne Historian Donna Robinson Theola Reim Social ' Worship W ' 4-Jtf Charlotte Allston Service 1 I Seniors who were chosen as members intheir junior year are Peggy H u kill, Theola R e i m, Joyce jones,john Nolan,John Friauf, Bill Loving, jimmy Howardhlames Moore. Not pictured, Bob Epps. r' n juniors initiated into the society this spr- ing are jimmy Hayes, Harold Smith, Gordon Yoder, Bob Allford, Carl K e nne dy, Phoebe, Osborne, jane Hampton, Karl Stephenson. X is an d pf 'if' . .:'e 1 if 'R C et was . wee Jfmm The 1 . M155 Mar Bifjr Bill :agent Viqe,grH0fVfi1-d SeCorZtRe1Ih 5909 919 esldent ary A ,rf . E ,,, . , if V . Q ,jpfjffg ' 1 , ,ssy r sysssy in g I ,1,l, N, Q l ,..h,.. Seniors selected this spring for membership are Etta Haney,Mona Cox, Joyce Harrah, N Beverly Brandt, Donna Robinson, Nina Spe ar m an, Mary jo Coffman, Mary jo Steward, Ge r aldine Perkins, Betty Nelson, Elic e Hobbs, jimmy Baines, Roy Sullivan, Weymar Osborne, Bob McPherson. Not pictured, Carroll Smith n .. QUILL AND SCRQLL Members accepted into membership during the first semester for work on last year's annual and paper arejoyce jones, Barbara McDaniel,Gloria Baker, v Q-, Betty Colwell, R i c har d Greene, and Roy Sullivan. jimmy Baines is inthe picture below. Miss Olice Carter, sponsor, is in the center of row two. ylif :.. i ' i f ' fig' c i ,i 4-P s M f Y A 3 "' ,r ' .I .ii ' I ,". Q ' W,,i'. ' .11 A r- It fz, KN NS ,If 4.:, "'f ' 3 L . it fe .lf ' g ,-. ' . it fr f ' -1 ' -- . ' ' U05 5 V . 4109 B0b E it Mart cofne 1 win PPS ha P Can 'den ai yy Tre P . arks glice -Pfesx ? 5eCTeta asurel' resident Below are the annual and paper workers who were elected to membership during the second semester: Beverly Brandt, Nina Spearman, Theola Reim, Carol Lovinggood, Mary Beth Wright, Mary Keough, Doris Walker, john High, jimmy Baines Qfirst semesterj, joyce Harrah, C a r m e lit a Dunaway, Beth All e n. Not pictured are, Dorothy Dixon and Frank Littlefield. i 4 I it 'fa MQ' 3 ' E QU C X . Bob Epps EDITOR The Little Harvester A jg 2 .. ..-:4Tr::' IMNEBTESI Q . ... v-"g"'J!-ff rw-.ff ' ai" 7 A? V5-'P . W-Q u,f.,gp1: A I . ,f'9"'Z- -- , -f v lu, U' S 'if 1, .gg H- 34 . . ...W P5-"fl THE LITTLE HARVESTER, our school paper, is published by these students and their helpers. It is a member of QUILL AND SCROLL, TEXAS HIGH S C HOO L PRESS ASSOCIATION, INTERSCHOLASTIC L EA U GE PRESS C ONF ERENC E, and THE PANHANDLE HIGH SCHOOL PRESS ASS OC IA TION. It is through the efforts ofthese students that the daily events of Pampa High School are recorded in this weekly paper. The REPORTERS are: Neil jolly, Nihla Morrison, Cherie McDaniels, Theola Reim, Robert Dixon, Norma Myatt, Virginia Walls, Kenneth Williams, Betty Wooley, joyce Hari-ah, Sammy Gaffney, Emmitt Riggs, Ronald O'Dell, Delmer Cox, james H a r ve y, jean C o r ne I i u s, and George Kilpatrick. A EDITORIAL EDITOR: Jan Dickey CARTOONISTZ Frank Littlefield SPORTS' EDITOR: jim Baines FEATURE EDITOR: Martha Parks ADVERTISING SALES The sponsor ofTHE 5, 5 MEN! Ga1eSPenCer LITTLE HARVESTEI-lis T A Miss Olive Carter, Head of the journalism De- ,wmv jeneane Worrell, Sli V Lynn McFall, jane Wi 'A son, Ol1nSaulsbury partment of Pampa High I 4 Nj ki 7 jerry Smith, CBTO-1 M3 School. She supervises Cline, and Margar and directs all publica- , V, - V Hl1mPh1'i9S- TheSe Salq tions of the School. A are under the directid J 3 5 gV,s' 5 of Roy Sullivan. .. ,ff is , I ,f y ilk, .,.,A,, ,, .,,,, , CIRCULATION: john High, BUSINESS MANAGER: Pat Willia ms, ADVERTISING: Roy Sullivan. X The Harvester O-EDITORS: Joyce jone s and Betty Hilburn, over the annual with Miss Carter, the ponsor. THESE are the students that produce our year book! They meet a period each day, and along with their assistants, they strive to produce an annual that will preserve a few of the many memories that we will late r hold "So Dear to Our Hearts." Their assistants are janSanders , Dorothy Dixon, and C a r m e lit a Dunaway, Sports, Nina Ruth S p e a r m a n, Activities, Beth A 1 1 e n, Faculty, Carol Lovinggood, Harriet Nash, I.. o ui s e God- dard,jane Prichard, and Marvin Overton, Class Section, .I a c k W e at he r r e d, Snapshots, and Geraldine Perkins, Art. The production of the HARVESTER.is under the direction of Miss Olive Carter, the sponsor. Beverly Brandt CLASS EDITORS: Richard Greene, Jacqueline Gloria Baker ART Merchant, Vivian Wilkinson, and jeanCornelius. FACULTY Donna Robinson BUSINESS MANAGER: Betty Colwell. Mary Beth Wright PUBLICITY: jim Baines SNAPS: Doris Walker Nr L ACTIVITIES: Theola Reim J fp to - Y? K ELN Rfk .111 ' Sift? 1 'lf' at 3 , fA ,J . . K I I 0 , . 0 I 9 K I . SPANISH II CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: Theola Reim, Betty Wooley, Sus Velasquez, Janice Mayes, and Zula Brown. B k R : D ' ' ' Virginia Vaughan Sponsor ac ow ale Shackleford, Duane Jeter, Joe Garcia, and Eddie Scheig. Spanish Clubs The Spani s h Clubs are organizations in which not only a better and fuller under standing of the la ng uag e is acquired, but also of those people that speak this lan guage. Belonging to this o r g aniz at i o n helps create a better friendship with our South American Neighbors. One of the favorite pastimes of the club is seeing movies made in Me xic o and in Spain. The one big e vent of the year is the "Pan-American B anquet" held each Spring. Yes, it's Spanish, the language of romance!! SPANISH I CLUB OFFICERS: First Row: V' A ' W Ra irginia alls, Betty Walls, Betty Kiff, Charlotte Allston Dorothy Meers, and Jacqueline Merchant. Back Row: Harold Smith, Gregory Keys, DeWey Cudney, and y Velasquez. 1 EIN RWE? is 'te-.15 f I I ., cv X ' I I I :F ,?' A C' X MX A A V, . .Q ,I 9 , 4 ,. I , I A 1 1 I by P F Sp fp , 1. I f ,',' ' " A ,.f,A I r Zil, f , V i f 1 ...K Q Tgmgl I Q, , fi I I X XX 5 I' 3 I 3 I I 'I' I - .. '-' 1 I 3 P4 rl Sl LATIN II OFFICERS: Carter Burdette, Eulaine Ellis, and Phoebe Osborne. LATIN CLUBS - The Latin Club is one of tho s e active organizations that make Pam pa High School outstanding. Besides the Annual Roman Banquet held each spring,they have a picnic, and amid the many activi- ties preceding Christmas, they take time out in December to go carol- ing. The ex-Latin members are always welcome to come to all of these activities. Ars. Lula B. Owen Sponsor I LATIN I OFFICERS: Vivien Brake, Karl Stevenson, and Kay Wilson. iss W 1 I' The Wood C raft Club officers listen atten- tively as Mr. Mo r gan, their sponsor, explains the use of the band saw. jimmie Martin is the president, j. L. Mitchell and Tom Allison are parliamentarians, Sam Mo r o s c o is assistant secretary. Officers not in the picture are jerry Davis, secretary, and Dwaine Reno, parliamen- tarian. Other m e mbe r s are Vernon Baggerman, jackie Cox, Bobby Gage, j. C. Hagemann, Tho- mas Grantham, Dale Gantz, jo Keel, jimmy Tucker, Wayne Batson, Richard Anderson, Ro- bert Braly, Douglas Hutchens, Lowell Grace, Norman Barber, A. G. Gar cia, james Taylor, Nelson Kitchens, jerry Coley, Pete Cooper, james Holt, jimmy Bennett, jimmy Barrett, jimmy Parker. THE WOOD CRAFT CLUB was organized to ac quaint the members with the projects that can be handled under a skilled organization, to band together in bette r understanding the boys interested in Woodworking, and to assist the school and other clubs in projects that call for their services. The projects for this year are working for better shop facilities, helping with the s t a g e c r aft for the junior and senior plays, and sponsoring lecture and practice meetings fu , in leather. tooling, internal plastic carving, wood carving, U D and fly tying. ,1, + , THE VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB, sponsored by Q, A Mr. Brummett, is a b r a nc h of the m a c h i n e shop and is vfy, affiliated with the national organization of such clubs. .L t r, , VAZVZ '--, iii' ,VV Y . I- 'iii A The main purpose of the club is to introduce its mem- 4 bers to the problems of industry, to teach them how to get ' started on the job, how to develop t h e necessary skill to be successful workers in industry, and how to be cooperative 1 Mr. Myles O. Morgan with their fellow man. Mr, O. L, B1-ummett Wood Shop Instructor Machine Shop Instructor The projects of the year include the making of a miniature oil well derrick with battery, machin- N ist hammers, punches, chi-sels, and many other necessary tools andmachine equipment, such as gears, that will be used in the school shop and by the m aintane nc e department of the schools. The club strives to make students into men of responsibilities who can run the nation's industries. 1 The officers of VIC display some of the club and class work. They are Bill Chapman, vice-president, john Organ, secretaryg Bob Brummett, president, Lee Blacklidge, ser- geant at armsg j. E. Ward, reporter. Other members are Bill Barrett, Gerald Beaty, Reuben B a g g e r m a n, Vernon Baggerman, GlennHarris, ClenonHemsell, Preston jones, johnnie Langley, Bill McKee, j. D. Mize, w Gerald Marla r, jerry Noel, Teddy Quiller, LondellSaulsbury, DerlSpoonmore, Raymond S utt e r fie l d, Gerald Stone, Oscar Sargent, T james L. Taylor, H. j. Waller, Morris Wal- berg, Coyce Wolf. ' 3 Sitting: Charlotte Young, jean Cornelius. Q f The NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY, Troupe 1010, was or g anize d the first of this year. Charter members Qleft to rightj are Theola Reim, secretary, Bernice Homer, reporter, joann Stroupg Bever- ly Brandtg james Moore, vice-president, jan Doggett, president, Frank Littlefield, and Helen Block- er. The Society, under the direction of Miss Thelma Henslee, is non-social, non secret, the students merit their right to join by doing outstanding work in dramatics. Eight new members w e r e taken in for their work in junior play. They are Diane Crawford, Dick Greene, Bob Allford, Bill Duncan, Harold Comer, Delores Miller, Gloria Baker, and Mariola Duvall. The RADIO SPEECH CLASS, s e c ond semester, had thirty members who p r e s e nt e d two radio programs each week under the auspices of radio station KPDN, entitled " Campus Capers"and 'The Thresher." The RADIO SPEECH CLASS, first semester, fpictures belowj had eleven members. They presented one program each week entitled 'News and Views from Pampa High." ss Thelma Henslee ad of Speech Department Standing: Louise jaynes, Willila Wilson, Bud Lenning, jeneane W o r r e ll, Beverly Brandt, Frank Littlefield, Bernalou McMinn. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: Norm a Manatt, Peggy Hukill, Wanda Luedecke, Pat Williams, Dale Shak e lf o r d, Joyce jones, Nell Brummett, and Mona Cox. Sitting is Mr. Sam Begert, the assist- ant principal. The office a s s i s't ant s of this office, post a b s e nt e e s and tardies for each period, and complete the absentee cards for each day. Also, they call students from c la s s e s when they are needed. COUNS'ELOR'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS Left to right: Laura Nell Berry, jane Hampton, Glenda Husted, Ann Sidwell, -IoanStoup, and Merdella Roberts. Sitting is Mrs. T om Capps, the coun- selor. The duties ofthe counselor's assistants in the office are answering the phones, calling students to the office for coun- seling, typing, and numerous errands. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE ASSISTANTS Standing left to right: Nina Spearman, B a r b a r a McDaniel, Jewell Moseley, Berenice Homer, Phoebe Osborne, and Berdene Laycock. Sitting, Donna Robinson, Mrs. Lou Ro be rt s, the registrar, and Mary jo Steward. Some of the dutie s of the registrar's assistants are a n s w e r i ng the phone, collecting the absentee slips,and mak- ing announcements. Each daythese girls andboys assist other students in finding library and reference books. They keep the magazines straight, check the books out to the students, and h e lp make up the library fine lists. Through their work in the library,these stu- dents gain valuable experience in filing and tabulating books. The good selection of library books is provided by Miss Mar y Gordon, library head. Standing, left to right: jimmy jack- son, Norman Barber, Glen McConn- ell, C. E. Pipes, Darrell Godfrey, Dibrell Stowell. Standing, left to right: ,Ioan Shields, I..ahondaEdwar ds, Bonnie Gray, Sally Cobb, jo Ann Hash, Valta Welch. Sitting is Barbara Bird. Standing, left to right: Blanche Niv- er, Bettye jackson, Louise jaynes, Janette Smith. Sitting: -Ieneane W o r r e ll, Royce Turpen, Barbara Crouch. Left to right: Dreka Rowe, Connie Ayres, Ann jordan, Miss Mary Gor- dan, Dorothy Purvis, Betty Ann Wells, and Rachel Garcia. 1 alle C909 oeqaxx Nxafkoxa "A MIND OF HER OWN," a comedy by Anne Weather- 1y,was presented bythe juni o r class December 8 and 9. The junior play is always the production of the entire c l a s s, as those not taking parts h ave the duty of advertising the play and selling tickets. Dolores Miller Bob 6111!-Ord A Harold Cr aww! C0111 Diana . er "My, how you children do grow!" We PRODUC TION STAFF Director ........... Miss Thelma Henslee Assistant Director .... .lame Hampton Promptors ......... jan Newsom Rosemary Prigmore Pr ope rtie s . ........ . Wanda Luedecke Lights ........... Glenn McConnell Make -up ......... Don Spencer Venita Cowan Costumes .......... Irma Jean McWright Stage Manager.. ...... jarold Comer Publicity ...... Elsie Boyd er . 'W fi .M Richard Greene ew J at O44 el MOS oem . to ele go f .,,. New y , .st ,-.- A, " 1 Zula B 959 Mary Ellen Hawkins town Miss Thelma Henslee Director ...... Student Dir e ctor .... iPrompters ........ Properties. . . Costumes. . . 5 Miss Henslee d i r e C t s all school plays, including the senior, the junior,the one act plays for contests, and all the Thespian Society plays. In addition tothis she efficiently teaches thr ee speech classes and sponsors two radiopro- grams each week for her radio speech class. Staff . . . . . . . Thelma Henslee . . . . . . Mary jo Coffman . .Barbara Bird and Pat Williams . . Berenice Homer, Mary Beth Wright, Geraldine Perkins . . Cornelia Cornelius, jean Cornelius ake-up ......... Helen Blocker, Margie McPhillips tage Manager ..... .......Gene Harkrader Assistant Stage Manager . . . ...... .I erry Coley Lights .............. . . Glenn McConnell SENICDR Beauty and th Cast Ginny Allen .......... PLAY e Beef . . Beverly Brandt Laura Allen,her mother ...... jan Doggett George Allen, her father ..... james Moore Lester Allen, her brother . . . .jimmy Baines Professor Barton,the principal. . .Bob Epps Franny Barton, his daughter. . . Theola Reim Beff, Captain of the Football team ....... Beef, Captain of the Football team ...... . . Dale Richerson Foggy Ryan, Drum major of the band ..... . Frank Littlefield Barbara, a majorette ....... Peggy Hukill Mr. Woods, Molly's father .... Pete Cooper Molly Woods, a girl with a bass drum .... . Elice Hobbs Miss Bigby, a teacher ....... Betty Nelson Miss Spencer, a doctor .... jeneane Worrell Bubbles, member of the te am. . .jerry Coley Scaffold, member of the team . .Jimmie Martin Steve, member of the team. . .Charlie Smith Milt, member of the team. Betty, cheerleader . . . . . Dot, cheerleader. . . .George Kilpatrick . Cherie McDaniel . . . .Bonnie Gray Mitzi, cheerleader. . . . . . Eaunell johnson Morticians. . . . . . . . . .Glenn McConnell R. Sailor, jr. l N W , w l S: 5 our pb G. D . Holme s President Roy Sullivan Vice -Presiden . K IIK H A .s, C 5 mi g s -I L I: nh.. ' , aff ,F is XJ 3 51 1 5 51' 5 Mona Cox Secretary W U, Wei, iq., . f , ., . 5 s- ,, ' iff g ,I 1 .ip ? i il if 5 . 3 Q , I' . seg?-M az 'q'if.1, iw, ' Byron Byars Music Librarian Ronnie Alexander Equipment Manager 5 Z The members of the Harvester band are: Nancy Adams, Gayle Andrews gene Bonny, Sally Cobb, Derrell Coffman, Mary jo Coffman, jerryColey Cox, Mona Cox, Barbara Crouch, Martha Dittmeyer, jan Doggett, jan Eth- Maralin Frazier, John Friauf, Carolyn Groniger, june Guill, Mae jo Hank- Carol Hughes, Douglas Hutchens, james jackson, Virginia jones,Mauricc- Carol Sue Long, john Love, james Lunsford, Phillip Mangham, EddyMar- Glenn McConnell, Carol McCune, Paul McDonald, -Robert McDonald, Dale Outhier, Bobby Overall, C lar i c e Parks, Earle Parks, Mary jean Patto Londell Saulsbury, Homer Scherer, jimmy Schuneman, Donald Scott, Telv Tynes, Adelaide Williams, Ronnie Willingham, Helen Kay Wilson,-Ienean Glenn McConnell Carol McCune Stage Manager Publicity Manager Marvin Baer, julia Bradford, Beverly Brandt, Wallace Bruce, Dorothy Bruns, Byron Byars, Eu- Shirley Cook, Donna Conley, Cornelia Cornelius, Lynn -Cornelius, Mary Lou Coronis, jim Bob ridge, janell Ewing, Gail Finkelstein, Maralyn Fitzgerald, Peggy Fletcher, Patricia Franklin, house, Rick Harden Joyce Harrah, Glen Har r e ll, jo Ann H a sh, G. D. Holmes, Betty Howard, Kerns, joe Wayne Key, Doris Ann King, Nelson Kitchens, Leroy Kretzmeier,Berdene Laycock, low, Janice Mayes, Dorothy Meers, Delores Miller, Ann Moyer, jane Moyer, Roberta Nicholson, McLaughlin, Marjorie McPhillips, Bob McPherson, joe McWilliams, Irma jean Mcwright, Ann Ronal Patton, Melvin Peeples, Adney Pursley, Waldo Reynolds, Emmett Riggs, Danny Rightsell, Lee Southard, Cecil Steward, Roy Sullivan, Francis Tarrant, Glenn Tarpley, james Taylor,joe Worrell, Patsy Worrell. Mr. Orland Butler is the director and Mr. Donald Means the assistant director of the Harvester Band. THE HARVESTER BA D A D ITS CDFFICER TWIRLERS C ar olyn Gr oninger Janice Maye s My 'P John Friauf Drum Major Marjorie Mc Phillips Head Twirler Irma jean Mc Wright 155 -3 F,,5,,5.r---nn!V,.-W,-.-awww--nqwnpwfn-vw,-mmfff: Y.- ...W----, -0- 0- ,- .V W., .Wm-...,..,, 'W I K, ,W W ,,,,. ,,, ,,.W. ...Q TTU.. ,,,.,,. ,....-,f... V ae- f..e'- e Mr. Kenneth Baumgardner Director of Choral Music Miss Grace Crump Choral Teacher In addition to playing for the football game s, the band co- operates with community celebrations and drives by marching in parades in Pampa and nearby towns and by furnishing music for other c ivic gatherings. Two concerts to which the public is invited are presented each yearg they are the Winter Clon- cert and the S pr ing C o nc e r t following the band clinic. The annual assembly c onc e rt was, for the first time, broadcast over station KPDN this year. The PHS band consistently ranks high inmarching and concert playing at both the Tri-State Band Festival in Enid, Oklahoma, and the Interscholastic League Contest in Canyon. mama-new--mr--A--'M' all-L-Q-1.-...lu.,g.-decal.-wi.--.urw-5.-L..,.,,..M.4.....,,,-,,,pi,h.,c.if -I - in I... i n H nw ". I .- . fl ' , - v' ' ii i , W i .i I' , W, g , ., i J .I ,I i f . li A H . . ,i ii I I I Highlights of the year 1949-1950 for the A Cappella Choir was their trip to Dallas to attend the Highland Park Festivalg the Spring Fe stivalg the Interscholastic League Contest in Canyong the presentation of the king and queen, Paul Boswell and Nina Spearman, in assemblyg the choral clinic which was held in Pampa in Marchg and their Chr i stm a s Concert and c a r oling party. This group also sang for many of the civic clubs and for the elementary schools. The mixed choruses and the Girls' Glee Club took part in the Spring F e stivalg in the Christmas Concert, for which they worked very hard to learn "The Heavens Are Tellingg" and the High School Choral De- partment Clinic. Mr. Baumgardner sup- ervises choral music in all Pampa schools and directs the A Cappella Choir and two mixed choruses. Miss Crump teaches a mixed chorus andthe girls' glee club at high school and choral c la s s e s at junior high school. Mr. Butler and Mr. Means train the band in concert playing and in the marching formations which they plan for performance during the halftime period at football games. Mr. Orland Butler High School Band Director Mr. Donald Means Assistant Band Director 'Q First Row: Mary Lou Gantz,Mary EllenBarker, Barbara Radcliffe,Ann Crossman, Betty Scott, Phoebe Osborne, Carmelita Dunaway, jo Stroup, Norma Manatt, Nina Second Row: Betty Wilson, Novella Stockton, D'Rene Crow, Mary Keough, Geraldine Hunter, Carolyn Bartz, Joyce jones, june White, jean Fagan, Elsie Boyd, Mary Ellen Third Row: Gene Bynum, Bob Allford, Haldane Suttle, Max Holland, Bob Epps, Don son, Gale Spencer, jo Anne Bennett, Nancy Patterson, Peggy Hukill, Donna Robinson, Fourth Row: Bill Epps, Bill Duncan, Bob Brummett, Kenneth Williams, Gene Trader, Russell, john Nolan, Bill Cox, Kenneth Coffee, Lonnie Carlton, Billy Webb, Lowell A CAPPELLA ' s uemore ld'n6 Pefkm James Gedent Gerla ipresident P1-651 V158 Nw--my--Q-fy -vm-N,Ww.,. , .,..-, W, W. .,. H ..,. an-W-my jane Hampton, Odevern Spencer, Helen Blocker, Margaret Humphries, Betty Boswell, Spearman, Etta Haney. Perkins, Nell Brummett, Pat Ellis, jan Sanders, Betty Green, Beula Turner, Carol Hawkins . Spencer, james Moore, Paul Boswell, Betty Colwell, Venita Cowan, Sammie Frier- Nancy Huval. Karl Stephenson, Leon Taylor, james Gallemore, Ronald Beard, Ronald Still, Don CHOIR ,av ' .lea SCCI-eta H Fagan ry yph - f , ,-,, WT, fx . , we 5 .-.ISV k "- , , b Acc S ofhe ompanjst Norma Manatt, Carmelita Dunaway, Betty Ann Green, Betty Boswell, Helen Blocker, and Nina Spearman make up the Senior sextet. These girls represent the school in many civic activi- ties. A Well-known part of P. H. S. is the boys' quartet. The g r oup includes Robert A llf o r d, Bill Epps, Ronald Beard, and john Nolan. The junior sextet is made up of Pat Ellis, jane Hampton, janSanders, B e tt y Colwell, Sammie Frierson, and jo Anne Bennett. This group makes few public appearances but gains valuable training. SECOND PERIOD MIXED CHORUS First Row: Mary Kilbourne, june Guill, Carmen Thurston, june Brown, Ann Berry, Martha Hopkins, Rosemary Holder, Zula Brown, Bobby Becker, jimmy Lamb, Allie Miller, jerry Bray, Royce Turpen, Connie Ayers, Beverly Milligan. Second Row: Pat Ellis, Alice Gower, Charlie McCray, jarold Comer,Frank Blacklidge, Leroy Ellis, jackie Higginbotham, Raymond Williams, Paul Coronis, Bobby Richerson, Harold Conner, Paul Simmons, Leo Medley, Gladys jones, Charene Mixon, Thelma Davis. Third Row: Dorothy Gilleland, Betty Rich, Reba Prince, Mary Kuehl, jackie Merchant, Wanda Morehead, Harold Green, jerald Stone, Don McConaghie, Paul Miller, Walter Colwell, Olin Saulsbury, Dwaine Mitchell, Charles Vance, Virginia Mayo, Letha Stoops. Mr. Kenneth W. Baumgardner is the director of these groups. THIRD PERIOD MIXED CHORUS First Row: Shirley Shultz, Ann McKay, jan Newsom, jerry King, Carla Wyatt, Virginia Walls, Neva Lynn Cox, Ann Perkins, Ann Sidwell, Mariola Duvall, Ouida Will- iams, Bettye jackson, Charlotte Allston, joan Ehmann, Mattie Collier, Launa Emler, Eulaine Ellis, Lena jean Smith, Barbara Southard, Dolores Cramb, Dortha Blair, Second Row: Betty Kiff, jean Hen- dricks, Harriet Schwartz, Bertie Cator, Iris Stockton, Rena Webb, Elsie Housdon, jane Wilson, Wanda Luedecke, Sue Lynn McFall, Margie Inman, Vera Hughes, Bernalou McMinn, Betty jones, Virginia Little, Mary Reid, Helen Keeton, Anna Sue Enloe. Third Row: Robert Patterson, Scotty Davey, Don Smith, john Allford, Bobby Gage, Ray Ousley, Ralph Dehls, Delmer Cox, Jimmie Orr, jack Rose, Charles Garrison, Reuel Casey, Elmer Bynum, james Hinkley, Don Nelson, Roberta Silcott,j. T. Lam- berson, Richard Adams, George Beckham, Carroll Lee Copeland, Bill Studebaker. 'ii ' 953 2 1- 2:1-aff' I ,,,. .13 'f '41,-Wgf'.sw. - . se. 1 . .',--: I ' sf 1.1 sz fr, ' If ,Me ,is--g,if,-M - fl. , f' Q f . 3 'fin if 1 X971 -5 1, ,' f v ' T K . 7? - T NEI iv 'k"' Q 'ilk I l I , ,ix-n g, i' - 3 1 Q - , A -15. 'IT " , 1 .-"' ,- - if 1 f . - ' Q 1 , 'L-- 4 . ' , 3 f I if ti- ., 5 BI r , "Ft -Q -'G "V 5 ,Q Q17 Q 5 ,S .tw Q V It ., , ' 4 ,1 W , t . ,V , 2 ' ,, . . - 'i , i " il f , : H4 A gi :K 3 V , L- "' 8 E L' 5 , . , A , ,,, - V e f 1, M y 4 . J V IL , gg I I y 1' f- K, , 5 if if i wi FRESHMAN GIRLS GLEE CLUB First Row: Margie Nell Hilburn, Sue Ann Toepfer, Shirley Olsen, jackie Timmons, Carol Rankin, jerrie Nell Cox, Doris Welch, Patsy Young, Norma Myatt, Beth Shel- ton, Betty Ann Williams, Ann McClelland, Pamela Ketler, Shirley Biard, Rochelle Smith. Second Row: Ann jordan, Wanda Maples, Thelma jo Quillen, janet Weatherred, Marie Baker, Frances Babb, Shir- ley johnson, Mary Reed, Patsy Cargile, Carolyn Donham, Katherine Mathieu, joan Parker, Mary Mc- Cool, Colleen Winegeart, Charlotte Hendricks. Third Row: Elberta Costner, Amalie Hopkins, Mar- lene Leder, joan Lunsford, jan Roy Roby, Sharon Burton, joan Cantrell, Lou Ann Elkins, Doreen Forde, Wanda Delois Hill, Delphia Burns, Doris Condo, Mary Dillman, Wilma King, Betty Bullick, Leatha Mae Morehead, Virginia Stoops, Peggy Solomon. Fourth Row: Lois Nell Todd, Ann Pollard, Dora Faye Bonsal, Marcille Waters, Darlene Duket, Rubye Shelton, Annette Altman, Peggie Owen, Louise Lee, Llwyn Young, Patricia johnson, Billie Ann Combs, Rosemary Sheehan, Delores Drake,Ooweetah Over- street, Mary Windson, Betty Simonton, Gloria Coombes, Almetia Forrest. FIFTH PERIOD MIXED CHORUS First Row: Mary Mathieu, Novis Parke r, La Vora Noel, Ginger Moore,jill Chapman, Wanda Forducey,joan Ryan, Vesta Droullard, Kathryn Wiggins, Barbara Scruggs, Mary Russell, Katherine Walls, Vivian Brake, Mary jane Emerson, LaDon Trollinger, Linda Fraser, Betty Louise Carroll, Shirley Moore. Second Row: Wanda Dudley, Clarice Marek, Nancy Sue Davis, Verna Smith, Louise Nelms,Betty Evans, Geneva Gurley, Toney Brooks, Wanda Taylor, Pauline Tice, Dorothy Darvis, Malverne Miller, Alma Alverson, Glenda Husted, Danna Sue Sackett, Rosemary Prig more, Elvita Davis, Evelyn Tate, jewell Mo s eley, Frances Redd. Third Row: Delores McAdams, Merdella Roberts, Dorothy Dixon, Frankie Berry, Lucretia Evans, Charlotte Young, Edward Prince, j. C. Hagemann, Ladon Sheats, Harold Comer, Richard Miller, Pat Mitchell, john johnson, Sam Ander son,jon Oden, Ernestine Edwards, Henri Lou Sharp, Mildred jones, Patsy Walls, Carolyn Carver, Cora Lee Coble, Louise Todd, Connie Dumas. Miss Grace Crump is the director of these groups. Future Homemakers of America ?., J' ' Mary jo Coffman President Y 1 Vonde 11 Willingham Par liamentarian ' D'Rene C r ow Historian Mrs. j. R. Perkins Chapter Mother I' 'L- Geraldine Perkins Erwina McDowell Mary jo Steward Vice President Secretary Treasurer 1 W 0 ' '50 . Avg if K f sa W V 27 5 A VJ Q Q Zi m 0,59 we NEW W jeneane Worrell Reporter The Future Homemakers of America strive to further interest in home economics, develop cre- ative leadership in home and community life, and provide wholesome individual recreation. Mary Russell Song Leader M Mrs. Frances Taintor Miss Edith Kral Mrs. D. W. Coffman Sponsor Sponsor Chapter Mother These are the W om e n who keep us happy with the ir cooking, serve us with a smile, and carefully prepare all the food for s c ho o l parties and banquets. I 1 3 T an T '51 v-f , .. , , ,1 .gp we , ze I ,fi V. . +4 5 .max -- Left to right: Ellen Swindle, Dovie Flethcher, Mildred Cole Velma Meador Kilgore. , Leith Hoyler, Edna Andrews, and Laura , xi hA,, r 5 , p, ,-I ixa , MEX, Laura Kilgore Maids No r m a Faye Johnson, Lily L- N- Mitchell Cafeteria Head Gant, and Bertha Redd. Head janitor Vi? Left to right: Wesley Meme, "Shortie" Davie, Floyd Le- croy, and L. N. Mitchell. These men keep our s cho o l bright and clean with their constant efforts all through each day. The men are assisted by these che e rful maids who keep the building dusted and sanitary. PAFJPH HNOIES I V? x "' 41 F- - -AN 011 I 'wiiypffgjl X! Ffa S 47' 076m J Q O 5'o4':"z,,, -Q fm , 0 X I fy ff, "feat L IV , f ff 4, K K Nav! gp! 2 4 Q A Q J -j L 74 x Q , Pl A '19 V RO K X N X! Z L N K3 X yy N X kj I -Q, lf' 7 faq Y N, -X 0 ,we lbyy D499 grand ff? 02 W ,ig A4 Q rxf qv: 7, X xy , 1 - A ' f ll - r y ., r Dfnl' 8 I l XJ f 1 fjxgji I up 0 Ax . S A u ,' 01 Vic W ' .-, WM? u u X wt T 1- 512' vw-ff Linda Fraser Sharon Burton Sophomore, 1 year Freshman, 1 year 1 Cheerleaders I' Bo jack Phillips Bob Allford SeHi01', 1 Year Peggy Hukill Junior, l year Head Cheerleader, 2 years Eulaine Ellis Mrs. Mabel Torvie Cheri McDaniel ,Il11'1i01', Z Years Sponsor Senior, 1 year F57 G N1 Jw Laura Nell Berry Football Qleen Attendants jan Sande 1' S 3 Venita Cowan ,gr , As ry. Roy McMillen Business Manager' M .i A ,. "A ' W: , sf , f, w N, ,. A fav." m ,fnf,m'5, A 3. s I-A gifs 3. P-11 Q w X , Tom Tipps, Coachg Aubra Nooncaster, Assistant Coach Harvester Football Ha 40 7 35 8 6 Z0 32 20 31 14 IZ E SCHEDULE rvesters North Dallas Graham El Paso Vernon . Wichita Falls Lubbock Lamesa Amarillo QC, Plainview QCD Borger QC, Wichita Falls QBI Total Opponent O 0 19 7 14 33 13 12 0 7 -Dy zo 125 Tommy Smith, jerry Cole Student Managers First Team ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL The 1949 Harvesters tur ne d out one of the most surprising teams in the history of District 1-AA. Rated as underdogs by even the optimists, they not only rose to the top to win the district championship, but they won e i ght of their eleven games, and in a memorable game they WOI1 3 decisive victory over Amarillo. Despite their lack of weight and ex- perience, they pr ove d once and for all that courage and teamwork are what it takes. HONORABLE MENTION jimmy Parker, Weldon Witcher, Paul Boswell, Glenn Tarpley, james Holt, Weymar Osborne, Carl Kennedy. Second Team M ,.f. N, I I ,,,. -My ,..-.-.-- Q upsu-a-not us I imuuntlf Q' 11,11 :mucosa unsufwausoslv U? 'im w C arroll Smith, Quarterback On November 5, The Harvesters, still rated a very minor threat in District IAA, even after fo u r wins against two losses , met the Amarillo Sandies on a clear aft e r no o n and proceeded to move into the district s p ot 1 i g ht by coming from behind three t im e s before finally taking a Z0-12 victory. a-..,s I I james Holt, Guard ? 1 --.4 if . k Carl Kennedy, Fullback De Wey C udney Quarterback Leon Taylor Co-captain, Center 1 4 iii! si iii: Weldon Witcher End .gnu 75 5 8 Eddie Scheig, Tackle Pete C oope r C 0 -captain, Haliback Finding themselves now definite favorites to capture the district grid crown, Coach Tipps' charges trav- eled to Plainview in o r de r to gain undisputed leadership in the district football race. The Parnpans jumped to an e a r ly lead, which they never relinquished, winning the contest 31-0. 5 ,gli il iiii if Q1 iii!!! C jimmy Hayes, Halfback Tommy Allison, End Paul Boswell Tackle Marvin Harvel Guard ' --.arg .1-na: ov1"'f" ' ..-au -er- D111 san: D13 Qi I ,H , I.. s , wif' l i i wry. sqm, f ' Q .. 'f , A M, -Y-,,.n..mf,..,,, ,.,,,.m.,n..,t.- - M. ......, .,-.. . On Thanksgiving Day, the locals faced their last conference opposi- tion at Borger. The Bulldogs were considered capable of pulling major upsets throughout the season, having probably the best m at e e i a l of any s q uad in the district, and they al- most lived up to their title by hold- ing Pampa to a close 14-7 duel. Dale Richerson Halfback Tommy Martin, End john Young Fullbaqk Glenn Tarpley Tackle Elmer Wilson Halfback The Green and Gold footballers finallyhad to face defeat withthe bi- district title at stake. The future state champion Wichita Falls team downed the locals Z0-12. However, this was the closest game of the season for the Coyotes before they met Austin in the state finals. jimmy Parker, End Hugh Gracey Halfback G. D. Holmes Center Dick Cook Quarterback wx. . Q:LL.,.i. E 11- '1-'- - ,NM - Q , Robert Braly, Guard Ge rald Matthews , C ente 1' r-'- Dawrence Rice, Guard Bob McPherson, End ,pang EI. -- -- as xt? yi 1? :wm....,.f 1 YW. -an 77-".':.:.. ,-gi? 11113 qnnnwfilli' an V an john Noland, End "" """" a,,. an ' , Q. . , -mf .. , ,M I 9. , 4 n-L . .s""' 73 V . .,- 5 . I X as 1, Ann 1, - . 'fisisw Dale Gantz, Guard 1 jimmy Campbell, Guard y ,,,,Q 197' ..-.Q .- '.,,,,..--,dvf""" -,-,usuuilf ,nn-Q-quuC"" 'slant'- n1Uqua:tS""" ' ar 4.-nu-vi .uw""" aal4"" .ai-:H i er Eulalne Ellis AT TENDANTS Martha Parks Har r 1et Schwartz BASKETBALL QUEEN Fir st Team ALLDISTRICT TEAM The Harvesters completed their 1949-1950 cage seasonwith nineteen wins and five losses, giving them second place in the district. The Har- vesters on the all-district first team were chosen unanimously, and de- servedly so, for the students of P.H.S. will long remember this combi- nation. This season was made a success by the unprecedented record which the Harvesters set by keeping their slate clear against the Ama- rillo Sandies. Honorable Mention an C lifton McNeely , C oach Harvester Basketball Schedule Harvesters Opponent Childr e s s Childre s s Dalhart Memphis Lubbock Ke r rville Burkett Polytechnic Phillips Samnorwood Floydada Vernon Memphis Borger Phillips Plainview Hollis Lubbock Bor ger Amarillo Hollis Plainview Dalhart Amarillo David Crossman, Manager jame s Gallemore C aptain 3 1 df?-ff we el! C' ff g f Eg I lm al exp? 75' W! .swf im HE I Q 5, if . 2 xx - ' 4 X 'ff .1 Q ni vu v. 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Q: ' 4,.,A,m ' -' ' --Q " iblllllh- ",' U il., i ,i-, ' oo- f ',,i,.. Q TLIIV QI. aiiaa. , ' DOH EUNIS, E ' 'i'i 2 T ,i, y is W h "1f . ,gf " ,,,, " 1 f ' B 3' U' - in D G. . Yeargln : ,W1, f,Nv',,f X, ,f A, , I 5, . ,,,,,, 1-1 ill- 7 -' ,,-- ' , 'D' -1 ' f ' V' ' ,,.1 5 iiil 3- 'C fiisf-L 5? "o'i 1145 i "' 1 A 5-L ' ' ZT1 1 " T ' ii" ii'i I... D. Begert, , Harold Courson, E E Brent Carruth, E Lee Fraser, E First Row Eugene Bonny Roy Pool Tollie Hutchens, jimmy Dulaney, Bill McPher- son Billy Rex Campbell Tommy Smith Standing Freddie Williams, jimmy Cook, jimmy Smith Duane Jeter Billy Davis DeWey Cudney, Coach Tom Tipps. Guerrllla Basketball Guerrillas 33 15 Z4 34 41 59 39 Z8 33 35 38 37 59 36 34 39 Schedule Childr e s s Panhandle Childre s s Memphis Phillips Memphis Cheyenne Mobeetie Shamrock Phillips Plainview Lefors Dirty Dozen Plainview Dalhart White Deer 'A' Opponent Z4 39 25 16 38 34 Z8 41 Z4 31 Z0 Z1 37 18 40 40 The Guerrillas made their good record of eleven wins a- gainst five losses by Workingto gether as a unit. In the picture on the preced- ing page, Jeter passes to Smith, gpm driving in. U To the right,jeter gets "high on the board" in practice scrim- mage. Below, Coach Tipps gives Roy Pool a point on defensive play MQ A golf team of 22 mem- bers is the largest organi- z at i 0 n of that type P.H.S. has ever boasted. Every afternoon at the sixth period the class prac- tices at the c ount r y club under 'the direction of Mr. Johnny Austin. The team has taken part in several contests at Ama- rillo. jim Howard and Richard Mil 1 e r have been the most outstanding play- ers in these tournaments. The P. E. department takes part in the baseball, 1: e nn i 5 and other athletic contests in the Interscho- lastic L, e a g ue, but their organization is not com- plete e a r ly enough to be included in the Harvester. wwe-l""' 1 QQFLR V'- Girls' Sports Club 3 Q, --.. ,.,,k.,, i,,,.,.T. .,,. L. 3 3 . 3 T C, R X t FIRST ROW: Colleen Wilson, Marjetta Ford, Carmelita Dunaway, Joyce Harrah, Clara Darling, Betty Norman, Mary jo Mathews,Shirley Culwell, Beverly Milligan. SECOND ROW: Addlene Martin, Gwen- dolyn Pryor, Donna Robertson, Nancy Rath, Ann Owens, Pat Woodfill, Knoxine Russell, Dorothy Pur- vis. LAST ROW: Mary jo Steward, Carol Lovinggood, Jeannie johnson, Terry Sanders, Cecilia Mc- Laughlin, Roberta Nicholson, Donna Washington, Connie jo Kelley. ,ii nf. s s, Mrs, Clifton McNee1ey Miss Eva jo Reid Head of Department Instructor Pat Woodfill was chosen by popular vote to represent the Girls' Sports Club as the best ALL.-AROUND ATHLETIC GIRL for the year 1949-1950. Though this is Pat's first year on the volleyball team, she made the first string. She has entered tumbling and tapping this year. With this enthusiasm, Pat, now a freshman, should continue to be a real asset to the physical education department. GOLF joyce Harrah tries to im- prove her golf. Her helpers are Shorty McLaughlin,Car- melita Dunaw ay, and Clara Darling. The Girls'Sports Club was organized for the first time during the school year of 1949-50. The club sponsors the various activities pictur- ed on the following pages, and each member may participate in as many of them as she desires. A system of points and awards helps to main- tain the interest of the girls, as does the pur- pose of the organization, which is to uphold the high ideals of the school and the club and to promote good sportsmanshiptothe highest level. ARCHERY You'd be surprisedthe waySh01-ty MCLaugh- lin can hit the bull's eye. 1 i 4 Z 2 Z . E f 3 3 i E 1 a 2 I 4 5 3 I 1 5 z 3 1 'l Qi I li il 1 Z 5 1 ll .1 fl 1 TAPPING Carol Lovinggood and R o b e r t a Nickolson 1' e p 1' e s e nt the tapping activity of the Girls' Sports Club and have w o r ke d all of the school year. -r TUMBLING Tumbling has become a pop ular activity with Clara Dar ling, Nancy Rath, Pat Wood fill, and Gwendolyn Pryor. Cvx ...L--- , ,,.-ef' ..,....,,,s,. SOFTBALL Two representatives from the soft- ball teams are Carmelita Dunaway, catcher, and Clara Darling, batter. VOLLEYBALL Co-captains Shirley C ulw e ll and Cecelia McLaughlin served as good leaders for the volleyball team. BOWLING The bowling captainthis year was Donna Roberts on anda very good one. TENNIS Gwendolyn Pryor andShirley Culwell working out to better their abilities in tennis. A f X Q0 X x X . ,AqwQ'5UI'l X 4,,. 7 X R ff X' -ff1 ' Tm -YS A 0 XL 2 XX Nuff X 5 XQ55 Q X L x H! f 5-,,,,,9 Q K5 Vi M6 ik Ii U g 6 5 Cf' 'V f y 25X Y A I iilitgffgew' A 1 i.33if fwiw fx yn' 2 wa 15? u :ya SENIOR FAVGRITES SQPHQMCDRE FAVURITES FRESHMEN FAVORITES g if x P PIN UP Runners-Up N Q 111 K, e Bed? 500 ggy Hukill BEST CITIZENS SALUTATORIAN Joyce jones VALEDICTCJRIAN John Friauf BAND SWEETHEART CHCDIR RUYALTY I SNAUS 5, ' I I I I I I I I I lIIIiI'IlIlI'ItI I I I I I I I I I I I , .i......., X ,.,...4...-.-.. .. II IW , -... -F III , I III WIXMX 4 - I ITpgT5I.I g mUpWI55IVI I QI IMI I E ,M M U h I fig? I3 Xu! ,-f xx 3- --- 'f .m,II'.- , X YJ M, ffI fm, 5 F ,- Iqff X xr XF! ,Ig 1 I XI f " I I .---I-I X . E47 ff I X WI I II I f I WI I I II , IRQ ff 5 A I X WAI I WI - AV Y,....Q......, ...., uw.. N . nw This is how some of your classmates looked w h e n they were very young. If you can- not recognize them, you Will find their name s at the bot- tom of the page. sr 'Q W -4 w E 1 ' e,,. . ' ff i " R . ' 1 ' if J " Y 1 eei, .,,. Wm . .,,,.,,..., ,,.. ,,.. E ,V , , .ggi . ,,.. ,... , . .,.. . ., .. ,.. ,N , ,L eeeee H an 1 Uk, I 1 , :5:1Ei:.,"f, , W. 557591.15 fx: " - 'iff , ,. , ,efsswzszwf.,111'.f2-W ea mf f- '- 21614, Q., M- , 1 ' gifs H if . lg. fab .22 3 "5 i" f- iiif U iiiii: i"ii: l Ziff he A 1-y . ' lg 1:1 "': 'F 1. Bruce C am pb e 113 Z. Paul and Betty B o s W e llg 3. Shirley Mooreg 4. Raymond Williamsg 5. Doris Condo, Carolyn Carver. Ann jordan, Patricia Franklin, Dolores Drake, Mary C o ndog 6. jeneane Worrell, jean C o r neliu s, Bev. Brandt, Barbara Ward, joan Stroup, Laura Nell Be r ry, Mary Lou Gantzg 7. Charles Williamsg 8. joan Birdg 9. Weldon Whelchelg 10. Virginia Wallsg 11. Walter Colwellg 1Z.john Highg 13. joan Stroup, Dale Shakelfordg 14. Ann Perkinsg 15. jane Wilsong 16. Kay Wilson, Doris Ann Kingg 17. jimmie Lous Na shg 18. jack Suttong 19. Bob Allfordg ZO. Doris Walker. 1 1 at l V if-v-R 4 1 V I-6 V a a alfa cs, G. 'E ' , ,' .Q ,, :.'-51-.Q X fig: 33, ' 4: SX 696 J' ' 4 t .,, 5 . ldv 5 i le-gfvyrltfff .vi vw If X f -, 4. , 1 .,, ,, " Y "K ' x'1i":Z .,,- A Asif 1 2 . tr-1' ri ' ' 5 -Ha, -uf. ,M if it -wi 1. gpvqe 'S w:sSg.f? fiaki fmw 'I 3 -M53 . Y' 'V gi 'tn . 2 a ig XP'-A ,N . K G I4 il ll J Seniors at the Mardi Gras. ls this Esther Williams or Patsy Ellisi? Mary jean Patton and Pat- sy A d a m s chatting onthe campus . Can this be Carol Ann McClelland? Carol Lovinggood, who are you imitating ? Harvesters on the bench during one of our games. A close -up of G .D.Holmes. A mighty pretty girl,ja- nice Mayes. Henpecked, Mr. Wilson? T h e beautifully decorated cake at the football banquet. Darrell Seitz betweentwo cute sophs. joan C ant r e ll, posing as usual. Pretty Barbara Radcliff. Good Water. Wanda Lue- decke '? Old time steadies--Corky Broyles and john Young. A scene from one of the football games. Venita C ow a n, Who's this with you? 693' 2, 'SE' Q fm ' is mg' 'Q-rf E 'N-. Q ig? 'S+ ,,. X . It A 3 sh-wax ff: V Mm-7' g 4 'f :H 3533! r fi' N 55, kf'k. , P is 4 , yin S 4 T5 .s- ,Qt . ' .. :,,6i,.,. f 5 - Af Q D' 4 ls. P we ,X. , Q S61 "ss fam, fm P Q I ' in A P 2 p 10. F1 A L4-M an P V0 12. M --. 1. vi ? With open mouths as usual- Sammie F rier son, De- lores Mil le r, Venita Co- wan, Ann Perkins, and Ber - dene Laycock. Lajuana Garner and James Harvey. I wonder who is kissing CarolHughes now ? Coley? Dr unk again, Terry San- ders? ? ? ? ? Harold Smith "Posing" in front ofthe First Christian Church. . just F i s h having fun-Ann Outhier, Gail Finkelstein, and Charlotte Hendricks . just F is h having fun-Ann Outhier, Gail Finkelstein, and Charlotte Hendricks Qbehind the bubble gumj. "SPEC IAl.." two for the price of one-Tike Noel and Mary Hawkins. My Jackie, you look pretty! jane Hampton, showing off for the camera. Cute Patsy Walls . One of the "Big Five" on the PHS basketball team, james Claunch. A nice addition to our school, Louise Nelms. Vivien Brake - 'The bloom- er girl". A down-town pep rally and our cheerleaders Sharon, Bob, Peg, Euia, Bo, and Linda. , It isn't windy is it, Beth Allen and Bob Allford. The voice? ? john Nolan. nfs R, wi Z, fwf- -i if 'Y' .. Q-.'r I . w' 5 Q 4. 'Q' J li W .: ' B 1 t S6 , X513 :yi Cute Shar on Jeter That's H a r r i e t Schwartz behind the bubble. 20. Mary Kuehl and Pam Thor- ton. aw4'?4?7"ff Hillbillies at the Mardi Gras were Eddie Marlow, Bobby Morris, Theola Reim, Hoke Pepin, john Friauf, and Bill Loving. Berdene Laycock. Alene Cazzell. jame s Claunch with a heavy load, Tommy White . Fourprettylasses are Louise Goddard,Wanda Morehead,Pat Woodfill, Letha Morehead. Ste adie s, Bob Epps and Phoebe Osborne. Sammie F rier son. C h e r i e McDaniels at the Mardi Gras. Pete Cooper receiving the Fighting Heart Award from Coach Tipps. 'Fish' in their Easter bon- nets are joan C ant r e ll, Nancy Adams, joan Luns- ford, jan Roby, Annjordan, Shirley Biard. The ever smiling Zula Margaret Brown and Elsie Boyd. More fish are Llwyn Young, Kay Wilson, Betty Ann Wil- liams. Betty Ann Green and john High, winners for bestcos- Betty Ann Green and john High, winners for best cos- tume at Mardi Gras. Diana Crawford. Barbara Radcliff and Neil Quatt le baum . Barbara Southard smiling for the camera. Having alot of fun are Charlene McConaghie, Norma jean Myatt, Hal- dane Suttle, Don Gantz, Mary Lou Gantz, Barbara Crouch. cum nnum CLUB .v""" P ,te ' K . i ff, F Mr 1 jane Wilson and jill Chap- man, is this a sample of Hi-Y's cold drinks? Richard G r e e ne, posing protectingly o ve r R o s e- mary Prigmore. Runner-up for pin-up- - - pretty Betty Lou Scott. Beverly Brandt and john Nolan, old time steadies. . jo Ann Latus. P.H.S. cheerleaders in ac- tion at the Wichita Falls- Pampa game. Helen Blocker in a very odd pose. Eug e ne Bynum . More seniors at the Mardi Gras are Gene Harkrader, jimmy Moore, Don Russell, Roger Long, and Bob Epps. Pretty Betty No r m a n, a new student in P.H.S. Zona Gale Spencer . Phoebe Osborne, is the wind blowing ? Doyle Doggett and his cute grin. Two hands ome seniors, "Foots" Boswella Two handsome seniors, "Foots" Boswell and john Nolan. Students at the Wichita Falls -Pampa game. 1-ik ,