Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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Parents Are tudents-for-a ight On back-to-school night parents followed their son's or daughter's class schedule for ten-minute periods. lPictured, leftj Stu- dents Charley Duval, John Nail, and Ralph Nelson get a lesson from band director, Beryl Harris. 'l 1 enior-Faculty Ca 'e Tilt Provides Lau hs Aplenty The Senior-Faculty Basketball game, an annual affair, provided laughs a plenty for the student body. The Student Council sponsored event turned into a free-for-all with final scores questionable. Last official score board talley showed the faculty ahead 33-7. fPicturedJ Faculty cagers hold a practice session. ll. to r.J Mr. Pirkey, Mr. Crosby, Mr. Gilstrap.

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Ex- tudenitsg Association rages Second Homeoomin ' The ESQ-Students' Association staged the second Home- coming for L.H.S. Exes on Oct. l6, l959. A 3:00 p.m. pep rally in the High School Gymnasium spurted the agenda. lt was followed by a session in the library which included a registration tea and a business meeting. Roy Allen Hut- son, president, gave both the invocation and the welcome address. The following awards were presented: Youngest mother present-Ellen Powell Oldest mother present-Ruth Wade Oldest bachelor present-Gerald Grimes Person with oldest child in school-Zora Mae Blessing Person who traveled longest distancefCAbileneJ Betty Hout Truill Some 4000 exes and fans saw the Wildcats trounce Kermit to the tune of 15-6. tCircleJ Homecoming bonfire stage was set by Student Coun- cil members with the help of the whole student body. It was work but fun! KRighti Roster of officers for the 1960 Ex-students Association. fl. to r.l Edwin Coffman f'40J, treasurer: Charlotte Bingham C'52J, secretary, Ernest Mills, C'49D, vice-president, L. V. Pierce C'36l, president. CAbove, rightj Linda Steffey, senior, reigned as homecoming queen Roy Allen Hutson, T959 president of L.H.S. Ex-Students Association, introduced her in half-time ceremonies. x -B CBelow, rightl Enthusiasm enveloped a crowd of spec- tators as the Student Council Beat Ker- mit bonfire blazed away on the eve- ning before the homecoming football game.