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

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Improvement Emphasized Mrs. Ann Preston, Mrs. Dora Hayter, Buddy Jarrell, Bob Todd, Larry Skylstad and Mrs. Kit Moore congregate in the office before school. Frequent rehearsals, including many before school, helped Buddy Jarrell and John Butterfield direct the band to a Sweepstakes Trophy. Mr. Jarrell is at left. 22

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Mrs. Dora Hayter looks with satisfaction at the Algebra II projects during the Math Open House. At left is Paul Faivor's American Gothic, which came in fifth; and at right is the second place winner, The Little Native, made by Dewayne Boyd. The first place winner, not shown, was Beverly Brooks' entry, Nancy. This year's entries were heavily influenced by comic strips. j - V Strolling up the walk from the buses, A. D. Jackson looks forward to another day of teaching typing and book -keeping. He is one of a number of teachers who have bus routes. 21

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E. E. Triplett, business manager and auditor for Fort Stockton Independent School District, is a frequent visitor to FSHS. Don Johnson, Gregg McKenzie, and David White slave over the new attraction at FSHS, a large terrarium. This is very popular among faculty and students alike. Although there were a few mishaps due to the ringtail, who had quite an appetite for rabbits and snakes, somehow the exhibit survived. (By the way, did anybody ever deduce in whose closet the skeleton was hidden before being contributed to our collection?) 23