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

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During the performance that the One-Act Play put on for the student body, Betty Salisbury, as the wife, wrings her hands as the scholar. Rod Blaydes, tells of the misfortune which has befallen her husband in Paradise. Before making their final choices, Becky Atkinson and Rosalinda Salcido look over some of the campaign posters. During the week before elections, candidates worked vigorously to capture the students’ vote. A dillar, a dollar, a half a U. I. L. scholar? Seemingly headless, a participant in the U. I. L. literary events scurries into the bus heading for Seminole. I suprow , — •.. »« ' « T K ’ , ■ I vent tott , ! ••' I ! u Aen you VOTE fox, -. 1 m ,. t. § on April In April, the good word” on campus was competition. The Panther band went to contest on April 4; the UIL Literary teams went to Seminole; the Volleyball team continued its great season, and the student council and class elections were held. Other April activities included the One-Act Play performance for the student body, and the Homemaking Class style show.

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The first few bars of O Lord Our Lord ring through the auditorium during the choir’s second annual Spring concert. Citizens of the month for April were: Cecilia Maddry, Mark McKenzie, Dale Langley, Sherri Pfiester, Patty Fletcher, Cheryl Perrin, Rex Childers, Carl Whitley, Marsha Morrow, and Glenda Sullivan. Not pictured: Adele Lujan, Chip Oswalt, Larry Hearn, Salvador Salazar, Gary Vannoy, Betty Salisbury, and Tommy Aaron.

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The Juniors feted the Seniors in oriental style in their Temple of Buddha. Below the decorations, provided by the cheerleaders and the volleyball team, participants in F.S.H.S. sports listen attentively to the speaker. Citizens for the month of May are Carolyn Sears, Olga Terrazas, Lana Brown, Dwain Reeves, Herminda Villalba, Pat Redden, Nancy Danielson, Chris Coward, Miguel Medina, Jeannette Bosman, Billy Townsend, and Mike Hardin. Not pictured are Lynn Dickson, Robert Cordero, and Raul Vasquez. 24 Everyone enjoyed the nightclub atmosphere provided by the Seniors at their prom.