Littlefield High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Littlefield, TX)

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CCenter, rightj A northeast entrance opens to a paved parking lot which was constructed in the fall of l958. lBelowi One can often catch musical strains as he passes this doorway. It opens to the band hall where classes meet throughout the day. at ,, .-,h ,1 lLeftJ The main entrance to the gym faces First Street. Basketball season finds this doorway open for business two nights a week. P.E. classes use the back entrance. -' . --J ' ff' . , 1. , LH. . Boasts Modern tructure The Littlefield High School building is a light brick struc- ture of modern design. Some eight entrances make various sections of the building accessible for efficient use. Interior decorations carry out a modern motif with color schemes in pastel tones. A two-story section boasts a library and fifteen classrooms on the ground floor. An upper story houses homemaking, science, and commercial department laboratories. A southern wing consists of a gymnasium and an auditorium with a seating capacity of 1000. Two separate buildings nearby house lunch room and agricultural work- shop facilities.

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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.