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

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What have chemistry instructor, Fred Harral, and his chemistry geniuses, Sam Samford, Glenn Hona-ker, George Hoffman, and Bill Boswell, been cooking up in class this time? Busy Morning Progresses Smoothly Henry Ward, Sherita Smith, and Frank Smith discuss the new vocational school planned for FSHS next year as a supplement to the regular school program. The two Smiths - no relation - were the first two students to sign up for the new program. Janitors Jesse Gonzalez, Eduardo Rivera, Charles Mason, and Victor Robledo take advantage of a rare moment of peace before they return to work. All are familiar faces around FSHS. 24

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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

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Mrs. Ann Preston practices her typing-take heed students! Mrs. Preston also sponsors UIL typing and shorthand. O. D. Buck” Luttrell makes frequent use of the overhead projector in his government and history classes. Current newspaper and magazines also are often used. Here he answers a question for Pat Redden. 25