Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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CRightl Debate Team, The ques- tion was The federal govern- ment should substantially increase regulations over labor unions. May Belle Ayres and Donna Joyner took second place in dis- trict. Carol Bellomy Knot pic- turedj was alternate. fFar rightl Number Sense Team makes ready to practice, under Mr. Mahaffey's supervision. Cl. to r.l Craig Brestrup and Ralph Schilling. X l SLIDE RULE TEAM fCircleJ Dale Howard and Jerry Armstrong do a bit of last minute study on the slide rule. Mr. Ford trained them. lleftj Speech Contestants. Orig- inal oratioris were delivered by Doyle Reeves fwho placed 3rd in districtl. Ronnie Carden Cwho placed 2nd in districtl, and Judith Houk. Sarah Gentry entered poetry reading, Marrillen Roberts, and Keith Dickson Knot picturedl both took 3rd places in district in poetry reading. Mrs. Ward spon- sored these students.

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,n lllightl Spelling. Billy Thomp- --...A son, whose team partner, Judy Merrifield, is not pictured, has a broad smile for the camera- man. CFar rightl Shorthand team awaits a practice dictation exer- x cise. Cl. to r,l Pat Ward and Stacie Hart. Maria Tobias was alternate. .U-JM' jmsgilll A: 2 als 3' D S As lllii VG IN 'HSD CLeftJ The typing team makes a final check to see that their type- writers are in shape. Cl. to r.J Jo Harmon, Jerry Connell, Dale Howard, and Pat Foley. Both shorthand and typing were spon- sored by Mrs. Kisner. Interselwlastic League Literar Events Attract LH. . Entries interscholastic League Literary Events find some 35 L.H.S.'ers as entries. Dis- trict contests were staged in Canyon at West Texas State College on April 9. A number ot students, who entered local tryouts were eliminated prior to district events. CLeftJ Fixins by Paul and Emma Green. L.H.S. entry in district one-act play competi- tion on April I at West Texas State College. CPicturedJ Paula Williams, Gary Fulton, and Douglas Owens. Paula was named to the all- star cast.

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CRight1 Authoresses of 1959-60 Senior Class Prophecy Cl. to r.b May Belle Ayers tread the prophecyj, Billie Venn, and Kay Martin. Multilevel rose fountain in foreground, 'lb event for the first time 1959-60. Junior-Senior Banquet Features 'gllloonlight and Rosesv Motif The Junior-Senior banquet featured a Moonlight and Roses Motif. On May 7, the school lunch room was transformed into a garden highlighted with red roses and a star-spangled sky. A beautiful multi-level fountain which floated roses and rose petals, centered an open area in front of the rostrum, which was sheltered by a rose-entwined trellis. By candlelight, members of the senior class, and faculty members and administrators enioyed a tasty meal followed by special program numbers. All were guests of the 1959-60 Junior class. A quartet from Tom S. Lubbock pro- vided musical numbers. CLeft1 Charles Coffey displayed wit and charm as master of ceremonies for the annual Junior-Senior banquet. CLeftJ Junior-Senior Banquet scene. Summer delivery for the Wildcat made possible the pic toral account of this exciting