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

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l Mike and Dorothy Qabovej finally made it to the prom. Captain Glaze and Mary Col- son take a break from dancing Qrightj. Go- ing strong an hour and a half after the prom began. the dancers below show no sign of physical strain. 'ijumbov pro- vided the music for the prom. Old 9ou+h ls Sei-ting for Jr.-Sr. Prom l Q

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Junior-Senior Banquet Is Memorable Event The '6Old South was the setting for the banquet held in the Junior High cafeteria on the evening of May 5. Mistress of Ceremonies Wor- thie Brooks welcomed the seniors to the banquet, and A. C. Atkins gave the response. The highlight of the evening was the reading of the prophecies and wills. The prophe- cies were read by Stan Conley and Belinda Brothers, pictured with Worthie. Ann Buford and Cap- tain Billy Glaze read the wills. During the banquet, the Mem- phis Mammies' bustled about, fran- tically serving. In reality they are sophomores QL-Rj Elsa Suarez, jan Luttrell, Vicki Elliott, Susan Sims, Belinda Gonzales, Vivian Tillotson, Bayta Rainwater, Genora Cum- mings, Linda Weathers, Teresa Wil- liams, and Melisse McClarney. Muff Moore and Judy May also served, but are not pictured.

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A dropped Contact lens provides a diversion for Mike Hook, David Hoffman, and Terry Honaker Qabovej. A funky chicken? No, it'sjust Walter Cummings, showing Fran Tilton how well he can dance Qrightj. Mammies Judy May and Vicki Elliott continue their serving du- ties. Qbelowj