Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1940 volume:

Qfw ylvgmvegiez U40 PU STAFF PAMPA TEXAS QA egf Joan Gurley SOPI-IOMORES John I nox KathIeen Palmer EDITORS IN CI-IInF Jack Johnson Anna Belle ard Bully Behrman Tolene Davns FRESI-IMEN Beatrice St Hs Jane Crouch 6 Q O SENIOR: JUNIORS1 OTEWOT Truss rs a record or our school reminder af Happy and prorcrtable days Q year. May it serve as a pleasant mfenfg CLASSES HONORS FAVORITES ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES CALENDAR SNAPSHOTS ADMINISTRATION We dedicate this annual D F Osborne A leader and an understanding Friend to our Principal pun CDM ljlllllllll zcjfz School XXLIL lr zzztz it WQEEQ5 mil? 2:3 3 I B ...-- . , .577-nf s if- ljuuzpa High C rucfl To develop in myself an ap- preciation for the finer things of life, To acquire self-control and self-reliance, To co-operate with others in student activities for the welfare of the school, To be loyal to my school and to give her my strongest support at all times . . . shall be my purpose during my attendance at Pampa High School. lzzm flu I Deor Old Pompo Hugh School We re sh love with you We will be True blue Keep your colors flymg As we stohd by you Deor Old Pompo l-llgh School We rem love wnfh you R B Fisher H lll f 1- Deor Old Pompo l-ligh School, THAT WH C Z'-X 55 ,ff-f-li 133'-- f-f f 23 'l-'?Z ii Y l fer ,-,pf .Q Q 3 LGPL Clmmumanan wa, fe.-:bf .A - y 11, 1 X A i , 7 N X k , ' f -'-::. 3 4- I, ,,. 4-11-l y- Z- , -ll l f 2 , -. f. A 1Q + Qgfe23Q 2gg Q.' t A l - x t V :Q V' I I H Sll17L'l'ilIlUHClUl1f f. f. Sona E W CABE Drrector of lnstructnon D F OSBORNE Prlncupol TOM HEROD As rsfont Prmcupol MRS LOU ROBERTC Regrstror From dov to doy do these executnves help Pompo l-'ugn s seven hundred students solve their mony problems sometlmes wuth sfernness sometimes with loughter but olwoys wnth jUSflC6 .I S ' . .J l l l . .,, 1 1 ART Miss Roy Riley COMMERCIAL Miss Zenobia McFarlin Chairman W N And rson DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Harry Kelley ENGLISH Miss Margaret Jones Chairman Miss Clarine Branom Miss Anne Louise Jones Miss Louise Warren FOREIGN LANGUAGE Henry D. Siler Chairman Mrs. J. B. Austin HISTORY Aubrey L. Steele Chairman Tom Herod J. C. Prejean Mrs. T. E. Simmons HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. R. H. Sanford Chairman Miss Arlean Pattison JOURNALISM Mrs. Hol Wagner Faculty LIBRARY Miss Maybelle Taylor Chairman James M Elbert MANUAL ARTS J H Morehead Jr MATHEMATICS B G Gordon Chairman Miss Loraine Bruce Mrs E L Norman B R Nockols MUSIC Miss Helen Martin Chairman A. C. Cox PHYSICAL EDUCATION Odus Mitchell Chairman Miss Evelyn Gregory Oscar Hinger SCIENCE Mrs. Frances Alexander Chairman Miss Martha Cox O. F. Shewmaker SPEECH ARTS Ixenneth Carman VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE J. L. Lester l,llClllf1j Ht Clic! 111011101115 1, Be caretul ot your tongue, Mr. Herodf 2. Mr. Cox directs? 3, Mrs. Alexander and Mrs. Norman frown at the birdie, 4. Studentsf 5. Spring tever. 6. Whistling in the dark, 7. You're being toI!owed, Mr, Morehead. 8. Mr. Gordon hurries to school. 9. Need a wheelbarrow, Miss Martin? 10. Mr. Hinger on the job. 11. Mr. Preiean taking his afternoon exercise. 12. Miss Warren and Miss Jones- sugar, spice, everything nice. 13. Students, current events tonnor- rowf 14. Mr. Shewmaker studies it out. 15. He watches the pass gate! 16. Mr. Elbert. 17. Heads ot the Pep Squad department. 18. Mr. Osborne tries his luck, 19. What did you say? 20. Miss Pattison admires the scenery. 'K 4 E? 1 H S jgusscs Joe Shelton and hns sixteen drlvers transport nune un dred students to and from school each day Thelr IOO no accident record IS enviable Not only do the drivers make their regular runs each day but they also do the druvung when school groups make trlps out ot town They are a great help ln maang the school trups the successes that they are GH H l UI Q When we want a shelf put ln our lockers a lock taken of or I just mast anythlng else done these are the men we call Mr Carpenter Mr Scarberry Mr Smith Mr Cole and Mr Isbell are always ready to help us 1 x x x h ' ' 1 a a ' n u y ' f , . . 5 . . I . lf' Q J ' I f 1 K . . , . . I ' I ' I ' I ' -1' C' If ,, , I 41 W l A! .2 S6 P ' 0' N ' V - , ' PX- sl : A ming I OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ln cap and gown one hundred thnrty four sensors complete theur hugh school years As their other years have been theur sensor year has been fllled with actnvuty Their leaders were Mass Zenobua McFarlun head sponsor Mass Clarune Branom Muss Martha Cox B G Gordon Aubrey Steele and W N Anderson After much votlng Ray Boyles was elected Presndent James Evans Vnce Presudent and Joan Gur Iey Secretary Treasurer The first outing was a plcnlc at Saunders ranch an the fall All the boys played football In the rnver bed untul they heard the come and get It call and then the game really dnd begun A theater party was held In February dents some of our faculty members can really play shuffleboard' Dear Old P H S turned unto a kindergarten Aprul l whsle the sensors learned thenr ABCs and played games during the annual knd day celebration Knddres brought thear lunches In baskets buckets and pockets and ate In the park at noon They saw Northwest Passage In the afternoon They were all off to Carlsbad Aprll 26 28 and dad they have a nlce tnme' Senuor commuttees wuth the sponsors planned these entertainments along with the selectlng of rlngs and unvntatuons the planning of sensor week and seeing that the sensors took an actuve part nn all school actnvutles . I . D V l . I ' The second party was a party-dance held in the Red Brick on March l. Yes, stu- Hugh Anderson Venora Anderson James Archer Clifford Bailey Wayne Baker Jim Frank Barnard Sonny Sue Barnard Junior Barnett Paul Barrett Louise Baines Sara Bourland Lindsey Boyd Ray Boyles Edward Bradford Cecil Branscum Carl Brown J. L. Brown Junior Brown Reita Cagle R. Gi Candler Lucille Carlock Chester Carpenter Wilberine Carter Anne Chisholm X 0 Seniors H - 50111013 Bob Clemmons Pearl Cochran Wayne Coffin Wilma Comer Billie Kay Coombes Jim Cox Olga Cox Seth Cox Peggy Cunningham Bill Davis Donna Day Irene DeWitt Pete Dunaway Robert Dunlap George Edwards James Evans Wayne Fade Leland Finney Dorothy Fischer James Foran Derrell Ford Alma Joy Franks Irene Frawner Herbert Friddle Dorothy Gibson Wayne Giddens Thomas Gower Aubrey Green Joan Gurley Jess Hamilton H. T. Hampton Letha Harrelson Helen Harris Virginia Harrison Delpha Hawkins Meribelle Hazard Louise Heard Grover Heiskell DeWitt Henry Leon Holloway Jack Horner Jacqueline Hurst Zelda Mae Hurst Margie Hyatt Gertrude Ingram Bernice Jackson Joyceln Jackson Lillie Mae Jackson 3 . Seniors Seniors Ernest James Jeannette James Charlynne Jaynes Mary Jaynes Soren Jensen Clarabel Jones Jack Johnson Lowanda Johnson Rovene Johnson Helen Johnston Nevin Johnston Bobbie Karr Katherine Kelley Alton Kennedy Ellen Keough John Kidwell Elizabeth King Faye Kitchens Bernice Knapp Jeane Knox Billie Lee Kretz Kenneth Kyle Roy Lackey Bobby Dan Lane Anna Belle Lord Pearl Laverty Jeanne Lively Margery McColm Alice Marie McConnell Neil McCullough L. V. McDonald Mary McHenry Norma Jean McKinney Herbert Maynard Maxine Messer Bill Miskimins Cletus Mitchell Durward Mitchell Irvin Molesworth Carroll Montgomery Evelyn Morehead Mary Lee Morris Maxine Neighbors Joe Nelson Glenn Nichols Vera Norman Martha Orr Thelma Maye Osborn 1 - 69111013 3 . 60111013 Velma Faye Osborn Leona Parks Marquetta Payne Raymond Perkins Warner Phillips Opal Jane Purvis Oran Rake June Reed Bill Revard lla Ridner Bonnie Lea Rose Charles Ryan Vera Evelyn Sackett Willard Saulsbury George Saunders Norma Sanders Richard Saxe Heidi Schneider Herndon Sloan Harold Smith Jack Smith Jerry Smith J. B, Snelling Everette Sparks Carrie Jean Speed Betty Jane Sperry Edna Spivey lrene Stallings Wendell Stanley Douglas Stark Lynn Stork Hugh Stennis Bob Stephens Raymond Stevens Bill Stockstill Lucille Stokes Clinton Stone Louise Stotts Jack Stover Bobby Sullivan Carolyn Surratt Eula Taylor Ed Terrell Jerry Thomas Betty Jean Tiemann Emma Boone Todd Charles Tuttle Louie Vaughn W . Seniors 8811101 S Olin Walker Ball Ward Bob Ward Zode Watkins Glenn Walkie Peggy Wulllamson Howard Wlllnngham Bull Winchester Nadme Woods Raye Zernnal 100315 graduates Tommy Close Albert Kemp Karl Rlppel ULVLLWCA I OFFICERS AND SPONSORS The junuor class the largest nn school has two hundred enghty sux members Mass Evelyn Gregory l-lead Sponsor Mlss Anne Louase Jones Mrs E L Norman J H Morehead Kenneth Carman Henry D Sller and President Ross Buzzard Vice Presudent Brlly Mounts and Secretary Treasurer Tolene Davis headed the class actlvltles The junlor class play The Adorable Spendthrnff a party and a dance a plc mc and the Jumor Sensor banquet composed the actnvntues of the class 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' - ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 - I - 4 - 11 - 11 ' 1 1 1 , ' . 601711511138 l'OOlll Row one-Jess Walker, Betty Mc- Afee, Patsy Gaut, Jane Hatfield, Frankie Foster, Buddy Wilson. Row two-Helen Durham, Clara Mae Lemm, Naomi Snyder, Vera Lee von Brunow, Dorothy Miskim- ins. Row three-Kenneth Spencer, Stanley Forker, John Wayne Brown- ing, Jerry Stroup. Not in picture-Hudson Meador. Jimmy Chub Termin, George Cun- ningham, Walter Mitchell, William Jones, Maurice Heard, Tom Cox, Junior Keel. gl'9gOl'lj7S l O0lll Row one-Betty Mounts, Ollie Crossman, R. T. Seeds, George Con- verse, Junior Glazener, Billy West, Blaine Goad. Row two-Dorothy Hatfield. Dor- othy Hollingshead, Jean Dodson, Jimmie Enloe, Billy Ben Knapp, Lou Wilkins, Zonell Elkins, Wilma Woolen, Row three-Mary Lou Douglas, Berna Dean Tucker, Vinita Pres- tidge, Blanche Day, Mary Frances McMullen, Dorothy White. Leola Hogsett, Edna Earle Densmore. Not in picture-Elizabeth Flem- ing, Geneva Binion, Frances Fitz- patrick, Jeannie Graham, Billie De- Witt, Helen Duckworth, Elmarie Allen, Christine Kidwell, Marie Frazier, Daisey Shaffer, Tom Tea- gue, Ray Redman. miss Rileys room Row one--Dick Day, Fern Sim- mons, Evelyn Barnes, Marcene Ber- ry, Dortha Nell Logan, Edna Lean Cercy. Row two-John Saunders, Bailey Estes, La Vaughn Dixon, Mary Nell Minatre, Jewel Hill, Virginia Fore, Peggy Wilkinson, Jack Green. Row three-Billy Whitsell. Roy Ray, Leymond Hall, John Comett, Douglas Loveless, James Rose, Har- old Beckham, Doyle Pollock, John Rogers, Floyd Hatcher. Not in picture-Lorraine Murphy, Lois Benton. IIHIOVS znziors HIPS. lI0l'HlIlH,S POOH! Row one-Bonnie Smith, Edna Helen Blackman, Barbara Mathews, Betty Archer, Bobby Gilchrist, Robert Brandon, Harold Mitchell, Gene Alford, Row two-Koma Jo Johnson, Beatrice Hicks, Inez Shaw, Doris Taylor. Betty Lou Batten, Jack Stevens. Charles Beach, Joe Car- gile, Glenn Sartor, Delbert Meek. Row three-Charles Darling Bob- by Anderson, Billy Behrman, Kent McDonald, Ethiel Lane, Harry Ker- bow. Not in picture-Maurice Ray, Bill Brady, Oscar Stanford, Blanche Spaulding, R. L. Edmondson, J. R. Mitchell, Glenn Roberts, Lester Clemmons, W. C. Pendleton, Lee Roy Jones. miss Uattisozfs room Row one-Phyllis Followell, Loy- dell Moore, Eleanor Mae Miller, Mary Lee Strange, Helen Craw- ford, Virginia Washington, Doris Smith. Row two-Raiford Allen, Wayne Roby, Eloise Taylor, Mary Alice Higginbotham, Willetta S t a r k, Thomas Dewey, Bobby McClendon, Raymond Hollingshead. Row three-Ross Buzzard, Roy Patrick, Carl Hills, Vaughn Darnell, David Graham, Jack Baker, Mark Bratton, Billy Potts, Paul Miller. Not in picture-Gene French, Tommy Bowerman, Mandred Davis, Cecil Dittmeyer, Earl Green, J. C. Hyatt, Richard Kuehl, Lewis Sims, W. L. Vanderburg. mrs. Sfmfords room Row one-Cleo Lee, Betty Davis, Ruth Graves, Edna Stanley, Iris Williams, Geneva Welton, Beatrice Luster, Katherine Watt, Joyce Graham. Row two-Jack White, Lucy Mae Walker, Helen Sandy, Lola Brett- huer, Jeanette Nichols, Mary Etta Burba. Edna Mae Cade, Sibyl Rich- ards, Lorena Vanderlinden. Row three-Helen Dudley, Bobby Winget. Syble Morse, Joan Johnson, Laura Mae Dykes, Pearl Chandler. Richard Cox, Sherman Gray. Not in picture-Fay Redman, Lu- cille Johnson, Audrey Richardson. l'nissHzz11efo1aisu oucs7s room Row one-Patricia Fitzmaurice, Tolene Davis, Janet McMillen, Juanita Caldwell, Virginia Coving- ton, June Amick, Maxine Holt, Betty Plank, Harriet Price, Marian Cooper. Row two-Kenneth Mullings. Bert Isbell, Jack Morris, Leroy Giles, Charles Bryan, Norma Lee Lane, Ernestine Crane, Doris Jean Baines. Row three-Leonard Hollis. Rol- and Phillips, Billy Mounts, Carl Sexton. Max Calloway, Clarence Matthews, Don Stanley, Glenn Dy- son, Junior Frashier. Not in picture-W. C. Epperson, John Thompson, Erlene Turner, Frank Daugherty. H111 Stuclas room Row one-June DeWitt, Margaret Sullins, Inez Cooper, Juanita Barn- ett, Zoda Shipman, George Glass- cock, J. T. Heflin. Row two-Bonnie Fricke, Ada Arthur, Beryl Jean Hagood, Alma Watkins, Jenny Lind Myatt, Evelyn Wilson, Mray Frances Yeager, Mar- gie Williams, Margueritee Kirch- man. Row three-Eddie Couts, Melba Savage. Melvin Dawson, Gene Coop- er, Floyd Johnson, Clarence Sim- mons, Francis Bolander, Bob 'I'homas, Billy Huckaby, Earl Mc- Kinney. Not in picture-Betty Jo Tack- well, Belton Bearden, Ralph Bur- nett, Max Castleberry, J. M. Mc- Cullough, Omar Miller, Marlynne Gardner Hoover, Jearl Nichols. H111 Kelleys Dilfersifiecl Qccupatious group Venora Anderson, Clifford Bailey, Lloyd Blackwood, Norvelle Blake, Don Board, Ray Brown, Kenneth Butler, James Campbell, Olga Cox, N. L. Cummings, Theo Cummings, Beryl Foster, James Foran, Doro- thy Gibson, Helen Harris. DeWitt Henry. June Rose Hodge, Floyd Johnson. Russell Morse. Thomas Smith, Juanita Smith, Jack Stroup. Richard Trenary, Bert Prigmore, Glenn Wilkie. zmiors QC7 AUIWLUTZJ CjC6.4AlflfL6IfL I OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Miss Louise Warren O F Shewmak er Harry Kelley Head Sponsor Mrs So lzouzozes President Joe Blackwood President FF Ll Beatrice Stotts Secretary Leslie Burge 193 H1971 President Norma Lux Vice President Miss Opal McKay Miss Loraine Bruce Head Sponsor J L Lester l J. B. Austin, Jack Morehead, Secretary, Philip Silcott, Vice- 1 i if Q . V' f .,,f . , , A 51 , 14 3, , ' if-L 1 ww' f ,X A 9 ZX f , '4 Ai gi 4 V X I! 4 if A V Q Z! . 6 8255, Q, 4, , ' 1 X x . u - v Q N- RQ? A P, .2-., Q 77 I ,Q Q w 4 ' ,,, V, el ,Q Y 5 , K t Eli 5 + a if ' Q kia , 4 ' , is-,ox , Z' KW QQ , Qj,22i1 1, X as ., ' V f 'f Y' W 'af ' Nf f W' uh 1 , f 23 1' 5, 9? , 9 , Y 1 ' '11 'N 9 is 9 ' ' 0 1 W- zf 3 af i Ag W' V xx ' v- 3 Y Q ,.,L-- i -Ad Zh , 5 A vi 5 rt'sf1111Uz1 HITS. XXwllg1lUl'.S POOH! Row one-Coy Vanderburg, James Lancaster. Harold Henson. Betty Johnson. Beatrice Stotts. Buddy Simmons. Jewell McGregor, For- rest Vaughan. Richard Stephens. Row two-Laniel Carter, Fred James. Jimmy Sanders, Earl Snyder, Max Grossman, Junior Comstock, Kenneth Nelson, Hershell King, Bob Addington. Row three-Wiley King Bunting, John Chesher, Don Edmiston, James Elsom. Leslie Burge, Verdie Miller, Dorothy Welborn. Othelia Dcrryberry. Norma Lux, Thelma Winborne, Irene Westbrook, Vir- ginia Long. Jeanne Cox, Joe Bob Zimmerman. Not in picture-Albert Mendoza, Marshall White, Betty Glenden- ning. Mary Jo Melear. lJl'UjUIlH,S VOOHI Row one-Earl Ketler, Ruth Flaherty, Erna Katheryn Grant, Dorothy Maye Burns, Viola Flah- erty, Irene Hendrix. June Rogers, Mildred Kyle. Marvin Gray, Wil- liam Broxson. Row two-Ruth Wilson, Lela Pearl Baldwin, Lucille Stockton, Nada Beth Rabun, Vera Mae Dona- hoe, Betty Ann Drake, Naomi Van Huss. Lorene Smith. Imogene Sper- rv. Row three-Ethel Lee Allen, Eva- dean Bennett. Abbie Turner, Eva Raley. Christine Brewer, Marie Wayne Walker. Floyd Allen, J. V. Adams, Fred Brown, W. L. Morris . Not in picture-Ray Jackson, Mervin Suttle, Charles Batt, Ray- mond Roberts, Elsie Pearl Smith. miss .IQVIICUIS mom Row one-Wynona Dunn. Naomi Nichols. Margie Dumas. Elsie La- verty, Imogene Nabors. Evelyn Quillen. Golda Miller. Row two-Virginia Simmons, Min- nie Bell Williams, Cora Lee Car- Mae gile. Vickie Tejeda, Beulah Vandcrlinden. Nadine Smoot. Jane Crouch. Lanore Stone. Row three-Louise Saxer. Hamady. Ed Taylor. Clifford Jones, Donald Childers. Not in picture-Kenneth Mitchell. Robert Huff. Emmett Jenkins. Troy Lee Boyles. Olon Riley, El- don Beck. Dan Blair. Charles Clemmons. Roy Davenport, Wanda Giles. Wayne Otts. Alma Jean Pitcher. Dewey Wilson, Virginia Lee Wilson. Carol Winget, Eugene Winget, Elmer D. Young. Cecil UlllE' IXOUIIIS 0 Every doy from l O5 oclock to l lO oclock Pompo Hugh s seven hundred students report In groups of obout thirty tive to twenty one dnfterent home rooms seven senior nune junior three sophomore ond three freshmen home rooms The purpose of thus period IS to give the teocher ond the pupils o chonce to discuss problems thot orlse In ond out of school to check ottendonce to moke onnouncements ond to ottend to rnotters thot concern the group The home room teochers ore oppoznted by the odmunlstrotlon Students ore ollowed to select thenr home rooms r Q 4 1 . I A 1 I - I - T I I I ' I I I THAT WHICH 1 fa ff!! Xe. ALSO READ X N Z 6,4 3 T425 'I 6 .4 i m 2 xx f, 5:3311 . :11i,fifg:51., , , - . A ,M ' X - ' 5 f , x 'j w ' i '-1 -' 22: I X 1' 2: S 011018 The Student Councul the Notuonol Honor Socuety ond the Quull ond Scroll ore the honorory clubs un Pompo Hugh Student Councul members ore elected by the home rooms the presudent of eoch servung cus representotuve ond the vuce presudent os olternote The presudent ond the vuce presudent of the councul ore elected ot lorge Thus club us the s u dent executuve body of the school ut hos chorge of school entertounments ossembly pro groms concessuons on tootboll trouns the bulletun boord ond the lost ond found deport ments lt presents two cutuzenshup cwords eoch yeor The hughest honor guven un school eo h yeor us membershup un the Notuonol Honor Socuety Chorocter Servuce Scholorshup ond Leodersnup ore the requusutes Members selected by the pruncupol ond o toculty commuttee ore chosen from omong the ten per ungs ore hughest The Quull ond Scroll us on unternotuonol luterory honor socuety To be quolufued for the socuety o student must be cu lunuor or o senuor hus scholostuc ronkung must be un the upper thurd of hus closs he must hove done outstondung uournolustuc work ond he must be op proved by o foculty member ond o notuonol membershup commuttee Scholorshup servuce to the school chorocter oncu tollcwshup ore the chorocterustucs exemplutued un the best gurl cutuzen ond the best boy cutuzen selected by the Student Coun cul Thus selectuon us kept secret untul the ossembly ot whuch the owords ore mode These owords hove been mode three tumes to Helen Poolos ond John Henry Nelson to Mory Lynn Schoolfueld ond Wyndoll LoCosse ond to Joyceln Jockson ond Bobby Don Lone The voleductoruon ond the solutotoruon ore the two groduotung senzors wuth the hughest scholostuc rcnkung for theur lost tou yeors un school 4 N f . I I I N , . ' , I 1 1 S I ' ' Fl I 1 ' . I ' 1 cent of the junior closs ond twenty-five per cent of the senior closs whose scholostic stond- I I ' 1 1 ' - - u 11 - ll - - I I I T I , . Student Cozmul Flrst row Doris Taylor Room 208 Geneva Walton Room 214 Mary Nell M1natre Room 203 Kathleen Palmer Room 306 Anna Belle Lard Room 308 Ima Jean Speerv Room 211 Mary Lee Mor r1s Room 206 Betty Plank Room 313 Blanche Dav Room 202 MISS Anne Louise Jones Sponsor Second row Aubrey Steele Spon son Edwln Taylor Room 213 Bobble Karr Presldent Nevm Johnston 30. Jack Morehead Room 301 Jack Johnson Room 205 Ray Boyles Room 314 James Evans Vlce Presldent Buddy W1l son Room 105 Gene Cooper Room 302 Ross Buzzard Room 210 Don Meador Room 311 Heldl Schnel der Room 316 Buddy Slmmons Room 102 Herbert Fnddle Room utzonul 01101 bouctzj Old members Ray Boyles Presl dent Aubrey Green Vlrgxnla Har Ellen Keou h Bobby Dan Lane Anna Belle Lard Jeanne Llvely Nell McCullough Peggy Wllham son Newly elected semoms Sannv Sue Barnard Wayne Coffm James Evans Wayne Fade Joan Gulley Katherlne Kelley Ehzabeth Klng Jack Johnson B1llM1sk1m1ns Mary Lee Morr1s Martha Orr Bonn1e Lea Rose Jerry Smlth Carolyn Surratt Betty Jean Tlemann Newly elected Jumors Jack Bak er Ross Buzzard Joe Carglle To lene Davls V1rg1n1a. Fore Sher man Gray MHXIHC Holt Bxlly Mounts Betty Plank Mlss Clarme Branom Sponsor CQMII and Suoll MISS Margaret Jones Sponsor Ed Terrell Jack Johnson V1rg1n1a Harrison Anna Belle Lard Jean ette Nichols Tolene Davis Ellen Keough Peggy Wllhamson Mrs I-lol Wagner Sponsor Joan Gurley Pxesldent Joyceln Jackson Bobby Dan Lane Hugh SIBIIIIIS Tommy Close w . . y- . 2 . Q - ' , I v 2 . Z A . , 2 - - 3 . , . . I , . - , - ' I , 1 , Z .. , , , 2 , 1 , 3 , - 2 - . I , 2 . 2 , 3 - - Z , 2 , 207. II ' H 2 ' : , '- V . . . - rison, Joyceln Jackson, Bobbie Karr, S . , , . , 3 - - , - Y . , v . V V 1 1 . v - V 1 - Y A l U , . , . . . 1 .1 ' OULUIH HLIQBOH Best Girl Cltlzen 51171711 Dun Lune Best Boy Cxtazen 6 HL11 ICLOHQII H1 utlm CD11 Sol t to o !IllUlfjl'll,7IIS THA W CH LSO RE P vii fl ,. A V w 1' QKEHD 4 44 r A 7 :SWK IN! WA hawk , wg NL T HI A A Vpi'if'E . . 2' 243 .. , K f I ,,, ' J C' 1 3 t an 6' xgixfvja Q e, fs? .5- ' '-fggfi' 5 f ' WSF A B X . Ninn, 1 X117 IUIIIUIL llhfllllflll I fr11'o1'flLs 0 IH! Q' I Suzzim' fu Iifll' Q1 l 'f 9? - 1 Q' My J 'qv 'Mr' 'Y' 1 4 L. I' it , -5.441 bvfyt ,Jr EMA., Hum: Belle frm! .?Pg3Q?52i2.'-+2251 f: ' ,riff S 3 ' x ,N Q 2513 X A 2 ff, iw, x, . fafff qi .W -s AX: V 1 - - . :pg-'Lf USQ' Q gfm-fn ,. b C C IOLEI els sell Ross l3u,z1cu'cl Leslie BZll'gC ll ffllfll ' Pampa Hugh s fuve favorutes were selected on a purely democratuc basus Each student un school was allowed one vote for the all school favorute Each class elected uts own favorute wuth each member beung allowed ne vote The students selected have been actuve un school affaurs whule un hugh school Anna Belle Lord the all school favorute has been a member of the annual staff for three years has played un the band three years and has served as headlune edutor of The Luttle Harvester She us a member of the Natuonal Honor Socuety the Quull and Scroll us area presudent of the Future Homemakers and sungs un the A Cappella chour Durung Grover Heuskell s sophomore year he was captarn of the Gorullas He has played on the Harvester football team two years servung as co captaun thus year and beung elected co captaun for next year He has played basketball for two years and has taken part un track events each year Ross Buzzard was presudent of the sophomore class and was elected uts favorute he us agaun presudent of hus class and the favorute of the group He us servung hus second year on the Student Councul and has been elected counculor at large for next year He took a leadung part un the uunuor class play The Adorable Spendthruft Brown haured Kathleen Palmer us presudent of her home room and us servung on the annual staff Last year she was on the staff of the Junuor Hugh Reaper Leslue Burge served as captaun of both the Gorulla football and basketball teams despute the fact that there were many other boys of hugher classufucatuon un the groups Last year he was presudent of the Boys Club un .lunuor Hugh vuce presudent of the Lead ers Club and played on the Reaper football and basketball teams duvet ufus O 3 ' O 'f 1 000 -gi Q! i Wg I : CA THAT WHICH YE ALSO REAPU H H A o- 0 0 O Q0 0 ,, o .W fa 1 7? L E Z.. - f we fltllletzcs Students have an opportunlty to participate In football basketball golf tennus box :ng track and volleyball whale they are In school Pampa l-lrgh s athletic department had a very successful year during l939 40 The Harvester football team won flve out of :ts ten games The team was defeated by Vernon Casper Wyoming Olney Lubbock and Amarullo rt won over Central l-lugh of Oklahoma Plalnvuew Van Buren Arkansas l-lobbs New Mexlco and Borger The Goralla football team lost only three games out of enght berng defeated by Stannett Kelton and Canadian Its wlnnnngs were over Perryton Shamrock Lakevnew and Raton New Mexlco twlce Our Harvester basketball team won nlnety per cent of Its games and had two players Ed Terrell and Pete Dunaway placed on the All District team lt won the Bug Flve and other tournaments Coach Mntchell was pleased with the season Coach l-lingers Gorullas were steady wlnners also They defeated White Deer All: son Borger Stlnnett and Prlce Memorlal of Amarillo The sophomore football team had a good season and the sophomore basketball team was undefeated Boxnng became very popular with students soon after mud term and before the year was over the teams had won theur share of honors wrth Roy Ray knocking opponents rsght and left The Pampa boys were champlons of both the South and North duvlsnons Twenty three boys boxed Volleyball and tennis both boys and gurls were also popular sports Forty sux boys reported for track f C I I I I - . . . . , . I I ' . , . , ' I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I ' I I I , , I , . , , , . , . . , ' I I I ' 4. I I I ' - S I A .... : .ek S , I X ww fw X , vig ,rvf-. is E . Q: AGN? , sk' sf f azve.sZfez.s Row one-George Fowler, B., Jack Morris, B., A. C. Enloe, B., Bobby Dan Lane, B., L. C. Bailey, G., Bert Isbell, B. Row two-Manager Bob Ward, Herbert Maynard, C., Co-Cap- tain Glenn Nichols, E., Aubrey Green, B., Seth Cox, E., Roland Phillips, G., Ralph Burnett, T., Wayne Fade, G., Chief Carlisle, B., Manager Billy Mounts. Row three-Ed Terrell, C., Warner Phillips, B., Kenneth Mul- lings, E., Leroy Giles, B., lrvin Molesworth, E., John Thompson, B., R. G. Candler, T., Bob Clemmons, E. Row tour-Coach Odus Mitchell, Pete Dunaway, B., Clarence Matthews, B., Jearl Nichols, T., Soren Jensen, T., Carroll Mont- gomery, T., Norman Clemmons, T., Lindsey Boyd, C., Co-Captain Grover Heiskell, B., Wayne Giddens, G., Coach J. C. Prejean. new 'Z i 7 ..:.,.. ... .,. . 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'-1 G Hugh Stennis Durward Mitchell Clinton Stone Wayne Roby Clet U15 Frgllllls us Mitchell Ray Redman Roy Lackey Junior B G Gordon Coach Hugh Stennis district and regional tennis champion last year again won first in district Q R lfllllls matches Other tennis players were Betty June Carlson Beatrice l-licks Betty Archer Sara Byrd Jeane Knox Betty Schwind and Doris Archer Miss Evelyn Gregory was coach B R Nuclfols Coach Joe Blackwood Roy Ray Warner Phillips Roland Phillips C 10 Wayne Fade Pampa s golf team wor' the tournament in the district lnterscho lastic League meet Roy Ray led the local golfers wi h Warner Phillips second , . , X . X X O lj l . N . I . . - D In , x ' I ' I I , Tl ' , Virginia Fore won the singles in both this and last year's tennis hL., ' Q 2 .XG , B ,LM . - I .L , . - Coach Mrtclnells startung lne ua for the Harvesters was Seth Cox Cl1Lf3SfUl9 and Belton Beardon forward Captaln Pete Dunaway and Chuef Car llsle guards and Ed Terrell center Other players were Junlar Frashler Thomas Dewey lrvln Moleswortn C'etus Mat nell Bully Mounts A C Enloe Durward Mltchell and Charles Tuttle The Furst Harvester Basketball Queen unc Hnzzde . , . I Q N X A l . . A ' ' x L -- ' ' - ' 1 51 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , , . f, . . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 4 0 u A.. Coach Oscar I-lnnger Bnlly Brady J Halter Captasn Ullllfl ffSl?6'll7flll Leslue Burge Jack Morehead R L Edmondson Floyd Allen Eugene French Pat Flonugan Charlie Clemmons Wayne Otts Blll Abernathy Tom Johnston Calvin Shaw lfllllplljll DUXU S fnve pounds Richard Stephens one hundred fnve pounds L V McDonald one hundred twenty tnve pounds Captann Roy Ray one hundred thnrty tnve pounds Kenneth Mullungs one hundred sixty tnve pounds Chuef Corllsle heavy weight Other boxers were l-larold Mntchell Red Bretthauer Jack Seals Murry McPherson James Haynes Charles Bretthauer Everette Sparks Douglass Loveless Wendell Stanley lrvnn Nolesworth Gene Wlnget W C Pendleton ,Aubrey Green Harry Kerbow Wayne Grddens and Wayne Fade 2 'Q' N C .- 13 t ' , J , Lt . , - cl ' f , . . , ' I7 xl Q l Johnny Campbell, seventy-tive poundsg Billy Gise, eighty- . l 1 J 1 ' ' I J 1 KV T3 Seated Evadean Bennett Marcene Berry Alma Joy Franks Var ey H ganaa Fore Captaan Peggy Walkanson Martha Orr Louase Stotts Geneva Banaon Standang Mass Evelyn Gregory Coach Edna Mae Cade Vanata Prestadge Maxane Mes ser Loas Castka Elazabeth Flemang Melba Savage The garls lost only fave out of fourteen gam s Groom was the opponent that consastent ly won over them T IC? Row one Jearl Nachols Roy Mann W C Epperson Aubrey Green Ed Ter rell Ball Arthur Jack Lane Andrew Smath Row two Kenneth Lard Herndon Sloan Ball Grossman Ball Stockstall Thomas Gower Charles Vanover Earl Schneader Wayne Fade A C Enloe John Thompson L J Halter Raymond Perkans Basal Arnold Row three Coach Preaean Joe Bob Zammerman Maurace Ray Leonard l-lollas R L Edmondson Roland Phallaps Ralph Burnett Wayne Gaddens Bob Clemmons Frank Daugherty Ray Jackson Jack Fade Row four Bob Revere Ralph Baxter Ball Brady Ball Abernathy Floyd Allen Leslae Burge Jam Frank Barnard Leon Qualls Belton Bearden Leroy Gales Pat Flanagan John Chesher Wallaam Jones Bally Mounts Coacfa Matchell O 1 I 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I ' . . D . . - ' 1 X . I - l'I 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 '1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 - - 1 I . 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I f I I I I . . . , . 1 1 1 ' ' ea N W QUILL SCROLL ll NJ ,ff bras. O : 65 f 122222 .'A1 if W. sn W1 I W X I A YQ i V' ke. flctwutues Balanced partucupatuon un actuvutues or clubs us a part of each student s work un hugh school Pampa Hugh has a large number of clubs and actuvutues from whuch he may choose lf he us musucally uncluned he should enroll un the A Cappella Chour tl'e Gee Club t1e Orchestra or the Band If the student us a g rl she mught luke to uoun tlne Pep Squad or the Future Homemakers uf a boy he mught luke to uoun the F F A Students dramatucally uncluned should try out for the senuor play the uunuor play or the one act play The hugh school offuce the book room and the lubrary use student assustants The Luttle Harvester and The Harvester are eduted by students Students that are good un speluung essay wrutung debate extemporaneous speech declamatuon typung and shorthand represent the school each year un the lnterscholastuc League Meet The Hu Y a club that seeks to create and mauntaun a hugh standard of Chrustnan luvung among the students us another club one may choose The requurement that a student partucupate un one extra currucular actuvuty eacw year should not work a hardshup on hum wuth thus number to choose from The largest organuzatuons are the A Cappella Chour the Glee Club the Bard the Or chestra the Pep Squad the Homemakers ard the F F A The A Cappella Cho r rn de u of thurty seven selected vouces us d rected by Muss Helen Martun The group has appeared on numerous programs un Pampa and has made several trups out of town lt appeared be fore the Kuwanus Club Conventuon un Wuchuta Falls on the assembly program of W T S T C and ut won a furst place ratnng at the Musuc Educators Reguonal Meet he d un Plaunvuew The Glee Club us made up of for y three muxed vouces It too us dure ted by Muss Martun and has made several publuc appearances The Band composed of suxty fuve members and durected by A C Cox played at all the football games and gave some beau tuful demonstratuons on the football fueld The band has represented the cuty as well as the school at out of town meetungs ut helped Borger celebrate her burthday and Shamrock her lrush day celebratuon Herbert L Muller durects the orchestra It us open to both students and people not un school Muss Maybelle Taylor us accompanust Mass Evelyn Gregory and Muss Martha Cox sponsored the one hundred ten gurls un he Pep Squad The group suaplued pep for the football games Leaders were Harruet Pruce Peggy Cunnungham Dorus Taylor and Betty Archer fueld marshals were Jeanne Luvely Jerry Smuth and lrus Wulluams The Future Homemakers aum to develop organuzed unterest un homemakung as a vocatlon and promote mentally and physucally healthful gurls and women Thus club was represented un meetungs held un Quanl and Whute Deer Anna Belle Lard presuded at the meetung held un Quaul Mrs R H Sanford ar'd Muss Arlean Pattuson are sponsors The F F A durected byJ L Lester has a membershup of seventy two The club has attended both the State Faur and the Tru State Faur and has sent uudgung teams to the four dustruct meetungs On December 9 a Luvestock Daury Cattle Poultry Judgung Contest was held un Pampa One hundred forty four F F A boys took part un the uudgung A Hereford Calf Feedung Club consustung of eughteen members feedung twenty sux calves was organuzed A Project Show and Sale of Hereford Calves was held here March 2 Bull Stock stull showed the Grand Champmon Calf whuch sold for ZOM cents 0 I 0 . . . . - , I u I I u . 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The audience was charmed by the ador Tlzc 7LlClOIIll7lU blwllfllllll t Owe Spendf,,,,f, Betty p,O,,k and he, fellow actors Jacic Baker Melvin Dawson Ross Buzzard June Rose Hodge Vera Lee von Brunow Clara Mae Lemm '-lelen Durham Billy Mounts Mark Bratton Bert Isbell Vaughn Darnell Betty Cree and Margueritee Kirchman Nr Carman directed this junior play CD t J An all airl cast made up of Jeanne Live y Betty Plank Allene Beville 191 Unis and Vera Lee von Brunow proved to be another of Mr Carman s winners in tlne one act play division ot lnterscholastic League Jeanne Lively was judged best girl actress in the tournament pa Q X9 4 x 1 ' I I O s., nn j . u , ,I J - Q - V 11 1 1 1 . A 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , , . i . . .1 n . . , 5 ' x -- 1 l 1 1 1 , 1 ' , . i - ' . Seated Helen Dudley Bull Mnskrmnns Wayne Co IH ICU flvblflllls Standung Ellen Veough Beryl Jean Hagood Martha Orr Joyceln Jackson Mary Nell Mnnatre Emma Boone Todd Ann Chlsholm Held: Schneider Norma Jean McKunney Jerry Smnth Seated Eula Ta lor Kama Jo Johnson Evel n Morehea I ,HH ll Sslslflllts Letha Harrelson yMary McHenry Nadine Vyoods Delpha Hawkrn Alma Joy Franks Qtanclnrg James Elbert Assistant Lnbrarnon Maryfiluce Hnggnnbotham Mary Nell Mnnatre Ellzabeth fnng Donald Stanley Bob Stephen Raymond Stevens Peggy Wllllamson Miss Nlaybelle l'ayI r Librarian Bernlce Knap Karl Rip e B Snelling 1500? XUUHI SSlSlfllllS Vxfalker Evelyn Morehead Mrs Vnrgunua Payne Book Castoduan Valmore Stallungs Mrs L A Bwfhe Attendance Ottlcer Alice Morne McConn ll 'O 0 . . . . , CD . 1 X. , .J tv- ' , , ff . ls n n ' I 'X 1 . ' 1 1 fl . vf I I I , . 'O 0 d f I . . HU . . - , , , 1 un Q x ' , 1 1 1 .F . by . - - 1 I ' 1 1 . ,. A .. . '-IX 1 I '71 1 I ,, . ' Q, . . . , A A 3 I . . 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Pampa l-llgh s league contestants In speakun and wrltln LUCK ue C0l1lUSlCllllS events worked hard and defeated stuff compitutnon nn the Dnstrlct lnterscholastuc League meet Debate Helen Dudley Peggy Wnllnamson tlrst place winners Koma Jo Johnson lAlternateD Nell McCullough Jack Morehead second place wm ners Soren Jensen and Lnndsey Boyd lAlternatesl O F Shewmaker Coach Spellang Sonny Barnard lOO paper Katherune Kelley Addie Belle Phlllnps CAlternateD Mass Loroane Bruce Coach Essay Ellen Keough thlrd place winner Edward Bradford and Donna Day lAlter natesl Mass Anne Loulse Jones Coach Extennporaneous Spee h Ellen Keough third place winner Bobby McClendon third place wnnner Marquetta Payne CAlternatel Mrs T E Simmons Coach Declamatuon Jerry Sm th s cond place winner Aubrey Green second place winner Maxnne Smoot Kenneth Carman Coach B T ping team Snbyl Richards Elouse Taylor Jenet flllfl Dllfll tllllllcl MycMlllen Vurgznla I-larrlson Shorthand team Allce Marne McConnell Katherune Kelley Evelyn Morenead Donna Day Mass Zenobna Mclfarlm Coach Donna Day won second and Aluce Marne McConnell frtth an the distract lnterscholastuc League meet Sabyl Richards won fifth nn typung l ' . 1 . . .. 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The Little Harvester sponsored b Mrs Hol Wagner lttll' flllUSlUl K ill and edited by Peggy Williamson Jack Johnson Geneva Nichols Betty Jean Carlson Billie Jean Buck Editor in Chief Jeanette Nichols Ed Terrell Georgie Reeve Billy Behrman Hugh Stennls Mary Lee Morris Pat Flanagan June Amick Bobby Dan Lane and Joe Cargile is a member of the Texas High School Press Texas Press Clinic This year The Little Harvester won first place in its division paper published in local paper at the T H S P A held in Denton Jeanette Nichols was elected Vice Pres :dent ot this organization Billy Behrman Joan Gurley Miss Margaret Jones Sponsor ffl l Uxul 9 tllflr Beatrice Stotts Jane Crouch Co Editor Anna Belle Lard John Knox Co Editor Jack Johnson Tolene Davis Katnleen Palmer -. w . fills-.-sff r J it Association, Panhandle High School Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and the West N , . tl--,ws C f I J . l . I ' LT ' Jilutogmplw H Seated Joe Cargule Ethuel Lane Bobby Dan Lane Ernest James Tom John ston Bully Behrman Jack Baker Eugene French Gordon Bayless Sherman Carl I-lnlls Vaughn Darnell Jess Hamllton Jack NVhute Bully Brady Mark Bratton Bobby Sullvvan Karl Rlppel 1-7 , f 1 1 J ' ' Gray, Jack Morehead, Standing-J, H. Morehead, Jr., Sponsor, Bill Ward, Wayne Coffin, 614 at 10111111911 lgll bclmol 11le111lc11 fm IQQO IO-IO SEPTEMBER Senlors enrolled thus mornung Jun1ors enrolled In the afternoon Sophomores enrolled dunng the morn1ng and classes were held durung the afternoon Fnrst full day of school Smnlung faces were seen later the smnles faded Journalusm students dlscussed the furst ussue of the Lattle Harvester Just school Sons of the Saddle played In assembly Qulll and Scroll held 1ts f1rst meetung the year Nomlnatlons were made for presldent of the Student Councll More school Some more school Furst Lnttle Harvester of year Issued Joe Nelson was made drum major of the band ln a marchung contest at Harvester Park Bobble Karr was elected presudent of the Stuaent Councll James Evans was elected vnce presldent Home room presndents were elected Too much school Just school Dltto Had pep rally nn the gym Annual staff was selected also Students were peppung up the Harvesters for the Oklahoma Central game Harvesters beat Central of Oklahoma 76 OCTOBER Four F F A boys attended the State Fa1r In Dallas The delegates were Herndon Sloan B1lIStockst1ll Thomas Gower and Oran Rake Sophomores and senuors began wr1t1ng f1re prevent1on themes Senuor otf1cers were elected Ray Boyles was elected pressdent James Evans vnce presudent and Glenn Nuchols secretary treasurer Ross Buzzard was elected presn dent of the lunuor class Bully Mounts vnce pressdent Tolene Davus secretory Soph omore presldent was Joe Blackwood Ph1ll1p S1lcott was named v1ce presldent and Jack Morehead was made secretary treasurer Freshmen offucers elected were Leslue Burge Norma Lux and Beatruce Stotts ln assembly Bobble Karr and James Evans took the Student Councul oath of offlce The whole Student Councul was nntroduced Also the A Cappella chour sang three songs A pep rally the l1kes of whlch IS far and few between was held nn front of the school to see the Harvesters off to Olney Olney Cubs beat the Harvesters 7 to 6 there James Carlusle hurt hls foot and that made the Harvesters angry enough to go on a yard ga1n1ng spree whlch left them on the four yard lnne when the fnnal wh1stle sounded Student Councul sponsored dance and the game was broadcast as students danced ' - 3 ', 5 1 , lf . 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I 1 1 1 ' ' 1 - 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' I - 1 1 ' 1 1 Board of education approved new high school building plans James L Elbert began his duties as assistant librarian A Cappella choir members looked sleepy at school after returning from their trip to Wichita Falls where the group sang for the Kiwanis convention Walter Rogers and Rev B A Norris spoke in assembly Coach Mitchell introduced the Harvesters Chief Carlisle hobbled to the stage on his crutches Tolene Davis was elected club sweetheart of the F F A Six weeks tests' Harvesters beat the Plainview Bulldogs l6O at Plainview During the intermission at the half the band marched and the pep squad made ts Hello formation Foozy Green and Pete Dunaway made the counters Gorillas beat the Raton N M sophomores 6 O this was the team s first win of the year after losing to Stnnnett Canadian and Kelton Lefty Pendleton made the score Seniors discussed picnic for Thursday In class meeting Diversified Occupations class had a banquet with Dr H H Hicks as master of ceremonies James Evans was elected Junior Rotarian for the month of October at the Student Council meeting A hundred people made the honor roll for the first six weeks A hundred and ten seniors went to Saunders ranch for the first senior social of the year Van Buren Pointers lost to the Harvesters with a score of 30 6 Our band was over elected student body yell leaders at home room A hillbilly farce was presented in assembly with James Evans cutting most of the capers After assembly a parade and pep rally was held down town Pep Squad had a pie supper in the red brick gymnasium to help defray traveling expenses to the Lubbock game Thirty F F A boys attended district meeting at Perryton Mrs Wilmer Postma spoke to high school girls on charm and personality develop ment this was the first of a series of talks to be sponsored by the A A U W Pi Tau chapter of F H T initiated thirty four pledges Jerry Smith presided Hi Y club was organized this week under Mr J H Morehead Green and gold Harvester band entertained in assembly Bill Miskimins and Joe Nelson held a know Pampa broadcast Exceptionally bright contestants were awarded all day suckers and dunce caps Students began to come to school wearing clothes intended to shield them from winters chilling bite and blowing gales Lubbock s Westerners beat the Harvesters 6 O Pampa sent a special train of fans to the game and the Student Council sold the eats Tex De Weese editor of Pampa News spoke to journalism classes on Newspapers influence for good National Education Week was observed all week Glenn Nichols was elected Junior Rotarian for November NOVEMBER C D West of the Texas Highway Patrol spoke in assembly I ll ll ' l I I ' shadowed by the strutting group from the hills. Jeanne Lively 'and Bill Ward were - I ll - - - - ll Many students and ex students attended the Dogpatch Revuew those who were not customers were un the cast' Gorullas beat Perryton 320 Fruday afternoon Harvesters beat the Hobbs Eagles 46 l2 Boy was ut cold' Mr Carman announced the cast for tloe senuor play Our Town Band puctures were made for the annual Two safety fulms were shown un assembly Ross Buzzard was elected taul twuster of the Student Councul Southern Engravung company gave P H S an electrucally lughted world map and scholarshup placque Student Councul sponsored a Backward Dance un the gym A bon fure and parade preceded the dance Harvesters lost to Sandues l4 6 Pete Dunaway kucked our two fueld goals Muss Johnnue Hodge spoke to hugh school gurls on boy and gurl relatuons Bull Muskumuns was chosen for the mcuun part un the senuor play Our Town Safety fulms were shown un assembly Future Harvesters were defeated 27 l2 by the Muamu Warruors Football has already begun for next year' H G Walters spoke to scuence classes Foreugn language clubs elected presudents Members of the A Cappella chour sang un the P T A Cornshuckers program Partues and sale of annuals were duscussed at class meetungs Student Councul consudered showung movues un assembly Hu Y club adopted uts con Stututuon Forty four boys began workung out for basketball The debate club met and duscussed the questuon Resolved That Texas Should Adopt A System of Complete Meducal Servuce at Publuc Cost ln assembly the Pampa News presented a bass Vuola and two Cellos to the school orchestra Durward Mutchell made a perulous descent and Bull Ward took a pucture for the annual Harvesters won the season s last game by defeatung the Borger Bulldogs 2l O Socuology classes vusuted the county uaul Sheruff Cal Rose ushered the group and explauned the dufferent devuces Bobby Dan Lane Bully Brady Joe Cargule Sherman Gray and Jack Baker were made members of the Hu Y club Dorus Taylor was crowned l939 40 football queen un assembly Tuckets went on sale for the senuor play Our Town DECEMBER Fuve teachers attended the State Teachers conventuon at San Antonuo Senuors rushed about payung class dues so that they could get theur report cards The Student Councul planned a whute Chrustmas A skut from Our Town was presented un assembly ' 1 - I , . - 11 11 . u I . - - - - 11 - 11 Q . . . . . . . ,, ,, , . . . ,, A , . . . . 1, - ' f ll - I1 , . 1 I 1 1 ' - 11 ll I . - 11 11 - A delegatuon from the Luttle Harvester went to Denton to the state press meetung Our paper won furst un uts duvusuon Jeanette Nuchols was elected vuce presudent of the conventuon Thursday and Fruday nughts the senuor play cast got laughs and tears for the work un Our Town We had a muld dust storm Four guest speakers were presented at the gurls meetung sponsored by the A A U W Tuberculun tests were guven to l 248 pupuls Many of those takung the tests wandered through the halls braggung about theur mayor operatuons F H T gurls spent the whole week repaurung broken toys for Chrustmas Thurty fuve uunuors led the sux weeks honor roll The pep squad had a dance un the Red Bruck All the P H S kuddues were wrutung notes to Dear Santa No one could study because of the comung holudays Cappella chour sang carols CHRISTMAS VACATION LASTED FROM DECEMBER 20 TO JANUARY 2 JANUARY Ten days of vacatuon over and a heavy snow all over students came grudgungly back to school The Student Councul sponsored talks to the gurls and boys on hall conduct and other thungs to umprove the school Snow balls flew thuck and fast Many Chrustmas coats muffs and boots made theur appearance Harvester basketball team beat the Groom team 2218 the reserves won by a score of I4 ll Ed Terrell and Ray Boyles were elected Junuor Rotaruans for January Home economucs classes made l62 garments durung furst semester Assembly featured the band and a leap year skut Coach Mutchell untroduced the basketball team The gurls tumblung team performed for P T A Muss Clarune Branom revuewed the book Fashuon ls Spunach before tne Future Homemakers of Texas A snow storm and examunatuons lurked over the horuzon Semester exams Sophomores beat the Amarullo Sam Houston Junuor Hugh team 44 32 More exams Dutto Holuday' Hurrah' Senuors attended Dusputed Passage at the LaNora We had Reverend Robert Boshen bring the Christmas address in assembly. The A Debate club attended the Speech Institute nn Abulene Harvester cagers beat Thalla 27 I3 Flrst semester honor roll was led by sensors fnfty three students made the grade Enrollment for the second semester of school was frmshed and students settled down to work Junior Hugh school band played In assembly Boys Home Ec proved popular wuth P H S S stronger sex Cast for the gunuor play The Adorable Spendthruft was selected Student Councul sponsored Leap Year backward dance Snow snow Student Councul declded to sponsor vocatuons talks In future assemblies Nevin John ston was elected Junior Ratarlan Clarendon won flve out of elght fughts wuth the Pampa F F A fnght team Battle of Sexes was theme of assembly FEBRUARY Faulung students was subject of dlscussnon at P T A meetvng Many students were absent because of Illness The ground hog dad not see hrs s a dow Yzpeell The Luttle Harvester staff was unable to attend the press conference un Canyon be cause of cold weather Stones and columns by Bobby Dan Lane Tommv Close and Boys home economucs classes caused quute a luttle commotion when they began makrng cookues Harvesters defeated Borger 34 ta l8 and Amarlllo 25 to 22 to wan a lead toward the trophy rn the Bug Flve basketball league No assembly because local dentists were examnnsng students teeth ln class meetnng sensors decnded to have a dance party March l Gorullas beat Stannett basketball team twuce A new member yolned Mr Prejeans famlly Harvester boxing team was defeated by the Lefors boxers Sophomores beat AmarallosSam Houston 22 I9 there Gnrls volleyball team won four out of nine games at Groom Dramatnc department was tryung to declde on a one act contest play for the lnter scholastuc League competntaon Fnve new members loaned the H: Y club Ross Buzzard was named councllor at large for next year In Student Councul meetnng Colorado scenuc movung picture was shown In assembly Junrors were worklng luke Turks on their class play and sensors were helplng them sell tickets to help pay for junvor senior banquet plates School let out at two o clock because of a heavy snow that blew students ears blue Fnve nomlnees were elected to determlne the most popular student un P H S for the annual . . , , . 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D . . h - ' ' ' I 1 I Jeanette Nlchols won honors, though. . . . , . . . , . , I I No school because of snow' Funal approval for new school buuldung was receuved from Washungton Mr Harry Kelly spoke to members of Hu Y on boy and gurl relatuons One act play and uunuor play scenes were presented un assembly Carolyn Surratt gave a readung about George Washungton Sophomore cagers wan Panhandle Junuor Hugh School Basketball league Anna Belle Lard was chosen all school favorute Junuor class presented The Ador able Spendthruft The Junuor play was well receuved both nughts Harvesters won dustruct two basketball tutle Pete Dunaway and Ed Terrell were named on the all tournament team Gurls volleyball team beat Amarullo The duversufued occupatuons class sponsored a boss employee banquet Bobbue Karr was elected Junuor Rotaruan for March Mr Travus Luvely spoke to the student body un assembly Gorulla football team re ceuved uts sweaters Practuce was begun on lnterscholastuc League one act play Overtones MARCH Harvester football team receuved uts sweaters un a specual assembly Harvesters lost the reguon one lnterscholastuc League basketball tournament un Canyon Most popular students were elected Burch magucuan entertauned and hus perform ance took the place of assembly Hu Y club unutuated four new members A Cappella Chour entertauned W T S C Sprung fever was the favorute dusease Classes were unterrupted by snoozung s u dents Cast was chosen for Overtones one act play Members of the cast chosen were Jeanne Luvely Alene Bevulle Vera Lee von Brunow and Betty Plank Debate team beat the Borger group P H S boxers beat the Stunnett pugulusts No school teachers attended conference un Canyon Band went to Borger to wush the town a happy burthday Eughty two students made honor roll Gurls volleyball team lost to Borger Junuor Hugh presented assembly program Fuve members of the Student Councul cttended the State Conventuon at Tyler Nune students attended speech meet un Lubbock Anna Belle Lard Pampa s representatuve un the Shamrock day celebratuon and e band went to Shamrock The volleyball Harvesterettes beat the Borger and Amarullo teams un our gym Dr John A Morruson from Russua spoke un assembly A specual Easter program was prepared by the musuc and dramatuc departments Easter holuday' ' ' ' ' . . ,, - ll . , . . . . . - - 11 If ' 1 1 ' . . . . . ,, . ,, t I - 11 n I - . 1 r 1 ' I . 11 - 11 - I 1 1 Easter holaday' Harvesters won thear second boxang league tourney over the week end Golf team taed Amarallo Just school and stuff Harvester boxers beat the Canadaan team at Canadaan Mrs Margarete Kaaser spoke an assembly and her subaect was Germany P H S debtors won over the Borger team Donna Day won farst an anvatataon shorthand tournament at Shamrock APRIL l-'erbert Maynard was anaured an a car motorcycle accadent over the weekend The senaor class staged ats annual kad day All the senaors ate lunch an the park and an the afternoon attended a movae Student Councal was tryang to decade who would receave ats two catazenshnp awards Dr Nacholas R Doman at Hungary spoke an assembly Volleyball was a tavorate sport an the boys physacal educataon classes Volleyball garls beat the Letors group but lost to Groom P H S won many honors at the regaonal musac contest an Plaanvaew The home makers attended the dastract rally an Whate Deer Sax F F A boys judged stock at Lubbock Dr Allen D Albert spoke an assembly lNane plays entered the dastract lnterscholastac League one act play contest Pampa won tarst Whate Deer second and Borger thard Fatth sax weeks ended Dastract tennas and volleyball tournaments were held at Pam pa A tournament of champaons dastract boxang meet was held an Pampas gym Pampa was guest to the dastract lnterscholastac League meet Report cards were assued and the last lap of school was begun The regaonaa lnterscholastac League meet was held at Canyon Senaors left for Carlsbad Caverns un busses and cars Senaors returned from Carlsbad MAY All school musac contest State anterscholastac meet held at Austan Senaor examanataons were held yesterday and today The aunaor class entertaaned the senaors at the annual gun or senaor banquet Caps and gowns were assued to graduatang senaors Vesper servace was held at 5 p m A A U W tea was gnven an honor ot senaor garls at 8 p m Regular fanal examanataons were held Yesterday and today There was no school whale teachers totaled grades Report cards were assued teachers and students saad thear goodbyes Commence ment exercases for senaors SCHOOL S OUT' - - 11 11 I' l . . . . , . . , . I. . . . 1 1 ' . . . . . , . , , . . . . . , . , . 5 - . 1 ' ' . . , in i THAT WHICH YE ALSO READ W9 wi YE-5 L-as , .. . i dp .3 I.. 'W I ..u.i:.j:, vil, :-:- 'Q ww. V Did you recognize I. Margie Williams 2. Emma Boone Todd 3. Mary McHenry 4. Mar guerifee Kirchman 5, Any number of high school students 6. Guess who 7. Jack Johnson 8 Jeane Knox 9, Frank Daugherty? Shots 1 4 , fe wwf 23 ,, , V g 5 1451 H i f ,-4, g, g 4. QV: I 1 W 91 . 96 ,HJ Q : s wf -fi A , 4 wffzf' 5141 , , 4 MW BWV W , 1 J M dw TM 1 .U Q . 4-n. K '31 59 f 4 'a wwf V' f ,wry n , Y, If L V -:-,::w g:1-2-Q5Ef..:. ..... , H ' f 2, ff - 'AQ xx J gl , ' ,S f M V, , A , .4-3 . M ..... M 5 Q7 931 W- W, in ,M .. ,...,::,,.. E , .V,. ...,. , , ,,,,. Q 3. 1 b , P V ' ,,,wf', 42, M. W ,ww x 4, 'swf W ff M .is 70? M, ,W ' WX Q .M gf? wx.. 9 i .f f , ' J ,A ws N. 1 min I M :ff , . f M, 1. Q, 5 , 1 Mi -. ' 4- W V 4' i 84, , f ffm.. , 'I ab 1 2 1 ' , BE f ww VL ww .blk .jf ww .fi 1. Demure, 2. Strut your stuff, Jack? 3. Newest beauty treatment. 4. Twenty yards to go! 5. Beauty, but where is the beast? 6. Halt, in the name at the law. 7. Landscape cluttered with students. 8. My, what wide sidewalks? 9. A studiaus procrastinator, IO. Peek-a-booY Shots i 1 , Sriowbour1d. 2. Heil Hiflerf 3. Harold cmd Billy. 4, Now Iisfen, Mory Lee. 5, Watch it H Tl 6, In My Solitude. 7, Hi, Lyrmf 8. The porting of the woys. 9. Jerry take Q tempt- , . ing tidbit, TO. From the pages of the Vogue step three future Debs. Il. Gleeful Iris reclihes. Sfiols hurry kim llhnngg, l. The birds go flying to their nests. 2 Cutel 3. Betty - John - A. C 4. The two Jeonnes. 5. Three more-June, R. G., Chief. 6. Mr. Siler surrounded. 7. Four studious stuclentsl 8. Lois ond Marie. 9. Vincent ond Maxine. lO. Whot beautiful lirnbs, Cecill ll. Just o regulor noon- dciy scene. Shots iii Mmm l. Little and Big Sperry, 2. Surprised, Virginia Lee? 3. VVhat's this? 4. Jeannie Graham alter a hard day at school. 5. Another pair ot inse-parable5fBil5 and Harriet. 6. Hello, Anniel 7. Letha holds the game while Alma Joy shoots, 8. Something must be tunnyl 9. Why don't you guys go home? lO. Vera Sackett. ll. Being looked down uponl Slzois . Nr, l. A man's best friend is his horse 2. l-low many are there, Thomas? 3. Future Farmer Wendell. 4. Future Farmer Donald. 5. Congratulations, Bill. 6. Oran Rake's F, F, A. bovine. 7. Have a drink with me, Calvin. 8, W, C and his prize calf. Slluls Nw In 55? sm Y, i' 1. I need a shoe string, Mr. Anderson! 2, P. H. S.'s brand of Oornpl'1. 3. Panther eyes. 11, Are you really so srudioas? 5. Hold that tiger? Woung James Evans? 5. It works? 7. Confo- cius say --ff 8. I take my Twicycle and do home, says Raymond Perkins. 9. Everybody's r'nuggin'f IO. Rah? Ran? H. Be seated, gentlemen, Sfmls mmm N ws ,. 7 'guu Y 7' f Zig nl mf vu ' 3: .u... .ll .ii an an nes- ' 2,81 I!! I rr? I, gy 1 '21 Iii N, . 9 f'9i'Pi86'qgv,6v I' is WW 1. Trudgin' home. 2. Hurry, fellof 3. I-iigh noon ot P. H. S. 4. South door ot our neigh boring building, the court house. 5. Two snow birds. 6. After choir practice. 7. You win, Shorty 8. Reody to go? 9. Winter VVonderlcind. Y Sfzote 15 Nu . ' ' ,XM K --v-ermsiam if 'gn 'Su fm ffm fi f 'F Kwan: In wy Q' s if Y 2? y --, N ws. ff .f '-' .. .J .',xH 1. Mother Mac and her chicks. 2 Thee my new dress? 3. Take dat, youse pug. 4. Party in the park. 5. A pair of socks. 6. An ad for Iparwa. 7. Chester, of the House of Carpenter. 8. Classmates forever. 9, Fighter at work. 10. I bequeath this to posterity. H. Have a chow? Shots f11llr1g1'z1pf1s ACKNOWLcDCMEuJIS AND THANKS ARE DUE l-lcl Wagner tor helpful 5ugge5tuons regardrng the book The Commercial Prlntlng Department of the Pampa News tor the g rlnt McCormick Company Amarillo tor the photo engrayungs Plastic Brndung U Q patent lxo l970285 Carpenter Paper Co Oklahoma Cnty Oklahoma w Y ' ' I Q ing, Fletcher Studio, for the photography.