Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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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. '

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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.