Fort Stockton High School - Panther Yearbook (Fort Stockton, TX)

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FORT STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR FIRST ROW: Miss Doris Owen, Connie Ryan, Alejandra Franco, Jewel Petty, Janet Mayes, Joan Ellyson, Dulcie Ligon, and Mary Urias, SECOND ROW: Mary Gonzales, Audeen Harris, Janet Williams, Irene Crawford, Asteria Urias, Margaret Lannom, Lynda' Carson; Senaida Ureta, NOT PICTURED: Ray Brian, Mary Delia Urias, Margaret James, Barbara Romine. Pictured at right is Miss Doris Owen, director of public school music for the past two years. During this time Miss Owen has also organized and directed the elementary choir, two church choirs, and this year served as vocal director of regional screening for solos and ensembles of the Interscholastic League. The F. S. H. S. C. Choir has been very active. In addition to singing for school programs, they have entertained for various Civic Clubs.

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These students were 1st division solo and ensemble winners at the contest in Odessa. FRONT ROW: Clarinet Quartet, Coy Boatner, Nayna Johnson, Beth Moore, Loyce Johnson. BACK ROW: Edwin George, Sax Solo; William Downs, Baritone Solo; Fane Downs, Trombone Solo; Walter Counts and Charles Hunter accompanists. The backbone of the cornet section, Jack Henley, Curtis Kreh-biel, Don O'Neal, rest after a strenuous period of band. j, -w — • nft m i The trombone section benefitted by the arrival of two new students, Billie Barnes and Jean Dority. Four diligent Freshmen, Betty and Jimmie Ann Vickrey, Gwen George, and Sharon Smith try to sell magazine subscriptions in the annual campaign. Alejandra Franco, Rosemary Urias, Glo ria Blanco, Joan Deibitsch, Joy Whitley and Betty Hallford all senior band students, discuss graduation plans.

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F. F. A. Members Octavio Barron S. L. Gonzales Raymond Jasso Pablo Nunez Noe Pena Robert Prado Raymond Sanchez Pete Villalba Sutton Allison Jamie A veritt Clark Carpenter Bobby Di'ebitsch Jigga Henley Doug Huckaby Jerry Ligon Henry McIntyre Larry McSpedden J. B. Mitchell Bobby Patterson Joe Sullivan Bob Spann Durland Weddle Members Lee Graham Fred Dees J. T. Walker Loye Brown Phillip Clorba Billy Cleveland Butch Ezell Buddy Gerbert Bruce Griffith Clifton Grittman Joe Hallford Robert Hill Billy Joe Hinson Darrel Martin Charlie McIntyre Charles Smetak George Shirkey George Parks Jimmie Sullivan Jimmie Tinkler Bill Vickrey LEFT TO RIGHT-FIRST ROW: Jamie Averitt, Treasurer; Janet Williams, Sweetheart; Sutton Allison, President; Loy Brown, Parliamentarian. SECOND ROW: Jerry Ligon, Historian; J. B, Mitchell, 3rd Vice-Pres. ; Jiggs Henley, Reporter; George Shirkey, Sentinal; Douglas Huckaby, 1st Vice-Pres.; THIRD ROW: Clark Carpenter, Secretary; Bobby Diebitsch, 2nd Vice-Pres . The F. F.A. has been very active this year; they attended the Pecos Fair held October 4, 1952, and they won Grand Champion Lamb, Champion of three in the cross bred, and the Champion pen of three in the fine wool division. At the El Paso Show, the outstanding lamb exhibit was won by the boys. The San Angelo Show was attended. The March of Dimes Drive was won for the second consecutive year by the boys which gave them a half a day holiday trip. Janet Williams was elected District Sweetheart at the district meeting held in Alpine, Texas. The F.F.A. Club has fed 671 lambs, 3 bucks, 6 hogs, 5 calves, and 375 broilers this year.