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

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F.S.H.S. cheerleaders urge Panthers to ’’beat the Eagles , as flames devour the huge pile of wood. During the teachers’ skit, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Tyson, and Mr. McAllister lead a yell in order to build up school spirit for the Andrews game. The citizens for October are: David Miller, John Wiley, Rusty Cooper, Terry Cunningham, Carol Call, Barbara Aaron, Adelina Terrazas, Kathy Hillin, Judy Lawson and Linda Lewis. Not pictured are: Johnny Sarabia, Bill Puckett, Jim Hayman, Dale Bounds, and Marilyn Hamilton. 11

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October In October, amid the dead leaves, our campus takes on new life. With our routine settled, we begin to enjoy life at F.S.H.S. The band's trip to Dallas, the bonfire, the beginning of district play, and the organization of the Future Teachers of America are but stepping stones to enjoyment of the school year. The freshmen slaved for weeks, gathering wood for the bonfire. On the big night.. .before the Pecos game.. .the football players and cheerleaders rode to the bonfire on a white fire truck, siren blaring.. .the student body did a snake dance from the First National Bank to the site of the bonfire.

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In the car-smash, sponsored by the Student Council we tore down an old car to build up spirit for the Ector game. 1 November is the month of emotions--the gaiety during Sadie Hawkins Week, the happiness of avenging Seminole, and the sadness on the death of our president. November ends with Thanksgiving and the chance to recount our blessings. November T The flag at half-mast is solitary testimony of the nation's grief at the death of our beloved President, John F. Kennedy. November citizens are: Anne Baker, Cynthia Conner, Stephanie Ferrante, Martha Sue Harral, Claudia Hayman, Carrie Flores, Sandy Bartlett, Randy Faris, Dorothy Hamilton, Tracy Younggren, Ross Jones, Mike Brown, Nat Ybarra, Simon Franco, and Mike Luttrell.