Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1944 volume:

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Miss Anne Louise Jones, B.A., B.M., M.A. English Hardin-Simons University University of Texas Miss Clarine Branom, B.A., M.A. English East Texas State Teachers College University of Texas Miss Louise Warren, B.A., M.A. English Texas Technological College University of Texas Mrs. John L. Rankin, B.A. English Texas Technological College Miss Carolyn Surratt, B.S. English Northwestern University ' Miss Katherine Simmons, B.A. English East Texas State Teachers College Miss Ruth Stapleton, B.S., M.A. Speech-English West Texas State Teachers College Miss Virginia Vaughn, B.A., M.A. Foreign Languages West Texas State Teachers College Miss Clara Zobisch, B.A., M.A. Social Science University of Oklahoma Columbia University Columbia Teachers College Mrs. Freeman F. Suagee, B.A., M. A. History University of Tulsa University of Oklahoma C,.....,LX. S..- P ,f.1 oi Ah .' rf N . . 'W f as .I K x i ,X K at Qu. ' r gxmw' X 22 F llf, 'sjfg 3 Q, 1 Miss Madge Rusk, B.S. History West Texas State Teachers College Mrs. Dan Busch, B.S.,'M.A. Hisotry West Texas State Teachers College Colorado State College of Education Mr. B. G. Gordon, B.S., M.A. Mathematics Southwestern State Teachers College of Oklahoma University of Colorado Mrs. E. L. Norman, B.A. Mathematics University of Texas Mrs. Tom Clark, B.A., M.A. Mathematics Hardin-Simons Univesity University of Texas Mr. C.T. Hightower, B.B.A., M. Ed. Mathematics University of Texas University of Oklahoma Mrs. G. H. Alexander, B.A. Science f Trinty University Miss Lorraine Bruce, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Science East Texas State Teachers College Colorado State College of Education Mrs. J. R. Holloway, B.A., M.A. Commerical Baylor University Universtiy of Texas Miss Mary Jo Mathis, B.A. Commercial Texas Wesleyan College Mrs. R. H. Sanford, B.S. Home Economics - 6' University of Texas 'A , Mrs. L. H. Hart, B. . Home Economics Texas State College for Women y Mr. Ray L. Robbins, B.S. Band West Texas State Teachers College Hardin-Simmons University Carnegie Technological College Miss LaNelle Scheihagen, B.A. Music Supervisor West Texas State Teachers College Mr. Otis Coffey, B.A. M.A. Physical Education University of Texas Mr. C. 0. Criswell, B.S.Ed. Physical Education Arkansas Technological College Arkansas University Miss Roberta Harbison, B.S. Physical Education Texas Technological College Miss Mary Gordon, B.S., B A Librarian . West Texas State Teachers College University of Oklahoma Mr. Hood Willis, B.S. Vocational Agriculture Texas Technological College Colorado A. 5 M. College Mr. M. F. Helmick Wood Shop 14 Mr. W. E. Adams Machine Shop Mrs. Wesley Davis Book Custodian-Study Hall West Texas State Teachers College 1 Mrs. Perry Gaut, B.S. Study Hall West Texas State Teachers College Other faculty members of Pampa High for the year 1943-44 include Mrs. J. B. Austin, A. B., Science-Latin, Methodist University of Oklahoma and University of Coloradog Mr. A. L. 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' ' Le' 'q 'Qf..a Tommy Jo Adkins Student Council '42 Senior Play '44 Coaches Club '43 Most Handsome Boy '43 Helen Marie Alexander Junior Class Favorite '43 Annual '42,'44 Quill and Scroll '43-'44 Little Harvester '42-'43, Editor '44 National Honor Society '43-'44 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 A Capella Choir '43 Student Council '42-'44, Vice-Pres. '44 Tennis Team '42 Claude Allen Norma Allison Volleyball '43 Louise Almond Student Council '42-'44 Inez Baird A Capella Choir '43-'44 Louise Baxter Student Council '42 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 Julia Marie Bell Coaches Club '42-'43 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 Kenneth Bowers Charles Boyles Class Vice President '42 Class President '43-'44 A Capella Choir '43 Harvester '42-'44, Co-captain '43-'44 District Team '44 All State Team '42 CUPJ '44 CAP! F.F.A. '42-'44 All Southern Team '44 Gladys Bozeman Rena Jo Brewster Reginald Bridges Gorillas '42 Harvester '43-'44 Basketball '42-'44 Track '42-'43 Mary Alice Brown Margie Brummett Glee Club '42-'43 A Capella Choir '44 F.H.T. '42-'43 Wilma Jean Bryan Latin Club '43 Kyle Bunch Band '42-'43 Student Council '44 Betty Jo Campbell Glee Club '42-'44 ayk a, am- 1. yi ,P L fg' 1 ll: if 2 A ll 1 1 ya., 4 Sv L an V qu J. -' J g's Kleen.. ,ry 'wg ,gas . .- -- . . . o is -5 hu iap 55225. K.: 5' we 5' 2.'43,go,o0 . ., .. ' f Mi l wfy -f'-:f'4 I 9 O u- ,gn Q 5 'U' to 1 ,o s s I v . . n sa, 0 4 fr-S3 6 , ,829 A I R 1 WJ 'ff 1 Q f If -view . Y' 1' 'H 'fr Nw A K at , f I ,W --ii, Ina- f- xr V,,, . ., M x 5 E li . 'sew fQQr 2 2 er' 'rr I Aw I ,. 1 by 'l 1' A' -A 3 4i'i, ssl , , X wr' f . .K N-3 any Colleen Carver - Glee Club '44 Jean Chisholm Annual '44 Little Harvester '43-'44 Tennis Team '42 Quill and Scroll '43-'44 Junior Play '43 Senior Play '44 Harvester Queen '44 Latin Club '43 Office Assistant '43-'44 Mary Eloise Chisholm Billie Jean Coffee Roy Cone Band '42-'44 Kenneth Cook Gorillas '42 F.F.A. '42-'44 Peggy Ann Covey A Capella Chior '43-'44 National Honor Society '44 Senior Play '44 Frances Crocker Glee Club '42 A Capella Choir '43-'44 Barbara Crossman Helen Crowley Coaches Club '42-'43 Volleyball '43 Junior Play '43 Anna Mae Darling Library Assistant '43-'44 Barbara Jean Davis Student Council '42 Doris Ann Davis Coaches Club '42 Volleyball '42-'44 Student Council '44 Tri-Hi-Y '44 June Davis Student Council '42 Latin Club '43-'44 Interscholastic League Typing '43 Thelma Davis Glee Club '42-'43 F.H.T. '42 Velma Davis Glee Club '42-'43 F.H.T. ' 42 Clariece de Cordova Glee Club '42 Betty Dooley Glee Club '42-'44 Bookroom Assistant '44 4Marceline Drake Glee Club '42, Choir '43-'44 Junior Play '43 Senior Cheer Leader '44 Margaret Eckerd Glee Club '43 F.H,T, '42-'43 Aurora Edmonds Glee Club '42-'44 Bookroom Assistant '44 Neeley Jo Ellis A Capella Choir '43 Harvester Mgr. '43 Hi-Y '44 National Honor Society '43-'44 Gladene Farmer F.H.T. '42 Mona Fitzgerald Library Assistant '43-'44 Betty Jo Frashier F.H.T. '42-'43 Glee Club '43 Library Assistant '42 Frank Friauf Basketball '42-'44 National Honor Society '43-'44 Quill and Scroll '43-'44 Student Council '44 Hi-Y '42-'44, Annual '42, '44 Latin Club '43 Little Harvester '43-'44 Mildred Fulkerson Glee Club '42-'44 F.H.T. '44 Larry Fuller Gorillas '42, Harvester '44 Basketball '43-'44 Track '43-'44 Junior Play '43 A Capella Choir '43 Billy Gamblin Boxing '42'43 '42-'43 Basketball '42-'44 Sarah Frances Giddens Glee Club '42, Choir '43-'44 Clark Gilbert Gorillas '42 Office Assistant '44 F.F.A. '42 Marjorie Gillis Glee Club '42, Choir '43-'44 Ophelis Gray Band '42-'44 James Hart Basketball Mgr. '43 Harvester Mgr. '42, Harvester '44 Helen Hayes Alice Faye Hill av J M A1135 ,1,, x - P E A f- V X1 X is f x'W- iz I 55 K., yi. i S '5' ' rf .,,, ' wflinb , 1-1' ,f wif-ASF, 37251. . fn 1' if A if gg,s G' 13 f 1 8 1 Q! . it , MY H' fA?f Ji Qa- A Ay a 0 w ' - x I , ng 1-, Ernestine Holmes Latin Club '43-'44, Glee Club '42-'44 Patty Hollingshead F.H.T. '42 Kathryn Homer Band '42-'43, Annual '44 Junior Play '43 Senior '44 Little Harvester '44 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 Office Assistant '44 J C Hopkins Gorillas '42, Harvester '43-'44 Boxing '42, F.F.A. '44 Ursula Jones Glee Club '42-'43, Choir '44 Ann Keefer Band '44, Tri-Hi-Y '44 Dorothea Keller Student Council '43, Volleyball '43 Imogene Keller Glee Club '42-'43, Choir '44 Molita Kennedy Glee Club '42-'43, Choir ' Band Majorette '42-'43 Office Assistant '44 Jerry Kerbow Harvester '42-'44, Boxing '42 All District Center '43 Student Council President '44 A Capella Choir '43 Evelyn Kidwell Tri-Hi-Y '44 Little Harvester '43-'44 Quill and Scroll '43, Pres.'44 Billie Lue Kitchens Glee Club '42-'43, Choir ' F.H.T. '44 key Vivian Lafferty Glee Club '42, One-Act Play '42 Student Council '44 Office Assistant '43-'44 Doyle Lane Basketball '42-'43 A Capella Choir '44 Sammie June Lanham Interscholastic League Typing '43 Junior Play '43, Senior Play '43 Paticia Lively Tri-Hi-Y '44, Cheer Leader '43 Glee Club '43, Choir '43-'44 Little Harvester '44 National Honor Socier Society '43-' Myrel Looper F.F.A. '42-'44 'Hi-Y '43, Gorillas '42 4 Willena Lowtner .Library Assistant '44 Dick Manry Harvester '42-'44, Track '42-'44 Basketball '43-'44 Ruth Matheny, Tri-Hi-Y '44 Mildred McCrate Interscholastic League Essay Writing '42 National Honor Society '43-'44 Jimmy McCracken F.F.A. '42-'44 Louise McCullough Allene McKinney Library Assistant '44 Carolyn Lee McLean . Tri-Hi-Y '44 Betty Ruth Miller Glee Club '42 Ernest Miller Junior Play '43 Student Council '44 Patsy Ruth Miner Faye Morehead Volleyball '42-'44 Coaches Club '42-'43 Student Council '42-'43 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 Honor Society '43-'44 Bible Club '44 George Neef Harvester '42-'44 Track '42-'44, F.F.A. '44 A Capella Choir '43-'44 Madeline Newton Glee Club '42-'43 Randall Newton Earl O'Brient Band '42-'44, Hi-Y '43-44 Senior Play '44 Latin Club '43 David O'Brient Band '42-'43 Latin Club '42-'43 Joe 0'Rear QQ , if ' K cf C , 'QW '1 ' :Q . 'iw lj ,, fp!! Q V' 9 3 , ' ' Qf?'z ':- y 5. f '--J if-A K . K, BWhf4W5 jim: 3 'X , tgwx y . 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'43-'44 Lucy Jean Turner Nina Turner F.H.T. '44 Aileen Vaughn A Capella Choir '43 Glee Club '42 F.H.T., President '44 Jim Wanner Hi-Y '42-'44 One-Act Play '42 Junior Play '43, Senior P1ay '44 National Honor Society '43-'44 Junior Rotarian '44 Latin Club '43 A Capella Choir '43 Mary Helen Ward Janice Wheatley Sec. of Sophomore Class '42 Sec. of Senior Class '44 Vice Pres. of Junior Class '43 Student Council '43 Quill and Scroll '43-'44, Vice Pres. '44 A Capella Choir '43-'44 Tri-Hi-Y '43-'44 Little Harvester '43-'44, Co-editor '44 Mary Jane White F.H.T. '42-'43 Nell Roy White Band '43-'44 Dorothy Wilgus Student Council N43 Glee Club '43, Choir '43-44 Junior Play '43 Head Cheer Leader '43-'44 Duane Williams - Basketball '43 Track '42 Neva Lou Woodhouse Band '42-'44 1 'w 5? ra is HQ is 5, 5 is H eq, X x il 4 Q I ' .' -Lt.. X 'a f, 4 ' 5' F' K ITM A, ,A - I . all ' : ' Q' 'gf , L-1 . ,,,... 4 v s LH 1 1' , .. .. . f3 - .- A, ,, W.. K- .p.n ,. Nha- . to N My X ' ALMA IVIATER Dear old l3c1mpCL l'liQh School, We'i'e ih love wiilm you g -Deo? Old pcimpci l'liQh School We will he True blue. Keep your colors flying As We siohcl by yous ' Dear old Pompo. l'lh School, We're ih love Wilh you. ,FLIZIHT ,- .-rm--f5mrq.'--f-,FQ , . V, .-,p',.','5-1:-Y'-rfrlwv nz av f,,.-:':Q3,,,M,,'..fK,v ..v .1 L x -4 g, .m-Q:-f..:. 1.-'-z'Q'f1JW' ' ' X . TIG J 4 M gxa::kil,k1U, .V I . I ., ,,Nx j5 5 .ff A 5'4im5.f 1?5Qm,.'.. ' ' -ff' 4? 'V ' ,I mm M' m J ' ' V' f ,mam ,m 4-137 . ' f fi A , ' J , . -- , .A -fwwvl-wk' ??3'f?37-3:13-Pg: - - ,, . fjbiixiitgtfgfifwgwgiia' JI-1:-sw W z' V,-.f..,p: f ,- -fi-. ',, s, : Ffh ' 'wfxmsew Y'1 Y? mu. EW? 'xt 5 .1.--sf-f,S1sr.f,f.s45r.q.iXfy Y nv .vm ,-w..w..4.m..,0..Qalpyjiffug 5' ir- 5 - is Q , IJLINIIIIIQE President....t.........Johnny Campbell Vice-President.... ..... ...Joe Cree Secretary....... ......Wanda Jay The junior class under the capable leadership of President Johnny Campbell has done Hbig things in a big way.n The social highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet , given in honor of the seniors. In spite of wartime conditions, this was one of the best ever held. The junior play, presented in the spring, was also a great success, Two class parties and dances and a number of home room socials com- pleted the year's activities. Sponsors are Miss Vaughn, head sponsor I Mrs. Austin, Miss Branom, Miss Jones, Miss Zobisch, and Mrs. Suagee. f' f JUNIOR CLASS SONG c:::::a CTune: HAnchors Aweighul . Adopted by Junior Class, 1943 Give three cheers, Juniors of Pampa Highg Always let us stand together Whether we do or die. Be loyal to the green and goldg Keep our spiri alive So when our tale is told We'1l ever be proud of 45! CJ Cl Opbelia Akers Anna Lois Alford Louis Allen Mary Lou Austin Jane Babb Gene Barber Anna Barnett Norma Jean Beagl Gertrude Benton Aldis Bettis Ina Lea Bidwell Billy Bird Edwin Blanton Brent Blonkvist Jean Bond Doris Boyd Dorothy Bradford Doye Ray Bridges Louise Brummett Bryan Buck Dee Burba Wayne Burkleo Dale Butler Vernell Bynum David Caldwell Ruth Calloway Johnny Campbell Bobby Carmichael Geraldine Carruth Dorothy Carver Betty Jo Casada Phyllis Casey Ruth Castka Ramona Cheely Alexia Childers Colleen Chisholm Sarah Ann Cockrell Dale Conner Clara Cook Esta Lee Costiloe Wynilou Cox Wallace Crane Joe Cree Edene Curtis Bobby Davis Margaret Davis Florence Dillman Billy Dixon Clarice Dixon Kenneth Dwight Mary Katharine Dyson Mary Lou Enloe Mary Jean Evans Pauline Forman Mary Jo Gallemore Marjorie Gaylor Geraldine Gebert Lou Ellen Giles ' Mfhfmfa ZfmW LHVNTEWQ V G J J f .5 ' ' G if J M J :fi Kenneth Gilbert is ii .ug J- iw' ' . i' - 3 A . Mary Jo Gordon Pattye Gossett Kathryn Graham Kenneth Grantham Eddie Zane Graves Carlos Grissom Joye Hale Marvin Haney Wesley Haney Naomi Harrell Hazel Harvey Joan Hawkins Jean Hickey Derrell Hogsett h wif .,n4.f:,. 5 'L 1 37Ur'n.fWA K S' 4'f5 - fi: - N xxx ll ' 2' .1 . X' S . 3' mi. ' ld if- 'S G N 1 fy ' 715' 1 A 4 V. mu al 5 Duane Hogsett is-, Q g. K. E M J ' ir Joanne Holden q H , K ww 4 HN 5 WMNfN gash V g7mWQQC lp? T7 if! : J . B. Horn A N A fs H 21' G Ernest Hoyler 1 W2 ,G ,X A Q Q 6 'Tj 51 I 'H , :ijt N 3 Joan Hoyler maya: .H- 4 f gy? John Austin Hughes . - 4 1 if, Doris Jarvis Wanda Jay Betty Ann Jenkins Ruth Evelyn Jewell x.. mvwsvis 1 mn:-Aeammmam 1 mi in f if 1 Barbara Johnson Dorothy Johnson Betty Jones Clifford Jones Evan Jones Janis Jones Jean Jordan Marilyn Keck Ruby Mae Kelley Frank Koenig Evaughn Kyle Rubye Kyle Barbara Ann Lain Hubert Lam Gene Lane John Robert Lane Herky Lane Artemae Long Betty Jean Manes Helen Marlin Bonnie Nell McBee Grace Marie McCord Anna Lou McCoy Betty Sue McDowell Dovie Mcllvain Pauline McPhillips Louise Miller Rosa Lee Miller Vera Lee Milliken -Leroy Mitchell Kathryn Mosley Wilda Nichols C. W. Osborne Joyce Parker Lee Parks Jean Paxon Lawrence Pickens Rosena Pirnack Alda Ruth Price Jim Pyles Wayne Reeve Juanita Reeves Norma Jean Ritter Joyce Ross Marjorie Roth Billie Sackett Randall Schulz Martha Sheeley Joella Shelton Dolores Showers Sara Ellen Siebold Bobby Silor Gene Siner Donald Slavens Vardeman Smith Shirley Sone .. -5,3 '. K I ' i A f gi., V .6 in Q x .5 icy 3 1 i i i R S A X Q Q J il' P , N lu New 2 1 im I - no IQ . Q , s 5 1R15- : W iw lb fi H' EJ A i 'M N sa, M 15- R1, , 4,,a Q ecl S , f Y ,irffgf .Ji . ,,k Y Q , , - fn A if any HN f 'ru c l as H +4 a if Q 1 UQ A-fi l fi fa w X , A V, u xxx WMP' ,Wa, V H flzfifgf' Pf 5 A 13 im Y I Kathleen Stanfill Tommy Stanford Dan Stark Rose Marie Tarr Dora Taylor Dale Thut Nathan Turnbo Eugene Turner Wilbert Wade Buster Walker Patsy Walker Joyce Watkins Wanda Webb Waltine West Mickey White Marion Whitton Nadine Willson Alton Winborne 13' 'fx '-L . 1 , ff M ,, :cjAJg,5,5q1f5i1-,kffxfl I H 1 I 4 . - V . . I V. I 'F - A li - , . ,. x , . 'Q P' 11'1i -' ,, --A , mrjf'- .: 1'-'ff-:151 1-'P . Yr '- 1 , J 5.1 .. ,,J,f, 1:1.j1 zgfff. 1 , ' ,., ,1m',' ff' -- 'x.-wg' ' I . 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I 4 .1 iH'v -Lf:-,f-' -,,1:, YH ffi1,npmflrf-'.'.:-ff- .+N f-1 ll-'J' uf-, ,. -- 1 1 I , . ,' 1 1 , ,.,,, J , Ml J , I ,N ,,.,f,.4:,1,1 , A. ,- ,, QQ , ,,-11:10, M M . ,:,,f1,1 f1:11f -1 ,n,,,, L ., .,f.,.,411ffV 1 M,.4Y,1,,z,f-, EUPHUVIURE5 ,., ,.., EIIII-UI-IIIlfHIIlll'EE President..............Jinmie Terrell Vice-President .... .Billy Frank Carter Secretary.............Beverly Candler The sophomore class, one of the peppiest and largest groups in school, has been second to none in school spirit and in participation in school events. The president, Jimmie Terrell, has seen to it that the class has enjoyed a round of home room parties and many other so- cial events throughout the school year. Sponsors are Mrs. Norman, head sponsor, Mrs. Clark, Mr. Criswell, Mrs. Sanford, Miss Stapleton, Miss Warren, Mr. Wills, and Miss Harbison. Billy Frank pays off for the sophomores after their bond sale defeat. They're good-sports even if they did lose. 4 s -52 Na .....,,,, W, 'X'3'x 1 Front Row: Elsie Ruth Graham, Rosemary Hamilton, Duane Vieux, Beverly Crail, Betty Jane Dillman. Second Row: Wilburn Morris, Russell Neef, Jimmie Cunning- ham, Richard Barnard, George Gatlin, Eugene Lively, Ivan Mar- lin, Bobby Keller, Milton Benham, Billy Nellis, James Harrah, Irvin Parnell, Milton Lowrance. Third Row: John Lee Lindsey, Leon Crump, Billy Clay , Jimmie Terrell, Charles Beard, Randall Clay, J.W. Winborne, Jack Dunham, Donn Warren, Don Humphreys, Jerry Nash. Front Row: Mildred Hartson, Betty Jane Boynton, Mildred Overstreet, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Norris, Phyllis Parker, Sharlyn Pocock, Frances Mathieu, Edna Mathieu, Second Row: Mary Frances Jones, Bobbie McClendon, Joann Coonrod, Mary Myatt, Elva Jean Anderson, Joyce Cloud, Dorothy Jean McFarlin, Anna Merle Cox. Third Row: Quebell Nelson, Wanda Cobb, Harry Scott, Norma Jean Russell, Jewell Moore, Alice Cook, Arthur Martin, Bette Brown, Pat King, Billy Frank Carter, Daris Jones, George Thut, Delmer Belflower. n Front Row:Bonnie Roberts, Jane Schell,Elizabeth Sturgeon, Joyce Pratt, Beverly Candler,Flora Alexander, Harriett Kribbs, Elizabeth Lafferty, Evelyn Bunting. Second Row:Jessie Edwards,Gorda Bell Miller,wanda Gordon, Dorothy Culberson,Patsy Mil1er,Martha Bissett, Richard McCune, Robert Reynolds, Carl Gilchrist. Third Row: Mickey Swearengen, Alma Cornett, Tracy Carey, Billy Waggoner, Ronald Lewter, D.B. Jameson, Kenneth Cox, Don Morrison, Horace Saunders, Glenn Roenfeldt, Calvin McAdams. Front Row: Patricia Kelly, Erma Lee Kennedy, Peggy Eckerd Maxine Be1l,Joyce Stone,LucilleSmith,Marjorie willson,Margaret Wilson, Geneva Covalt. Second Row: Betty Jo ward, Margaret McCracken, Gretchen Berry, Bertha Mae Killion, Doris Barrett, Mary Louise Burge, Mary Lou Chesher, Bonnie Tucker, Euleta Covalt. Third Row: Lennis Boron, Erma Lee Ritter, June Russell, Thelma Link, Mary McMurrey, Joan Neel, Beedie Laverty, Louise Adock, Helen Cornelison,Jaunita Estes, Yvonne Langston, Viola Willson. J wJ .w wav 1 1 els 7 nlvux'-L'fmIJr1, l PUD!!! H IIHE. NUHI REI llffl ll MRS. SHIIH IUUIH ll 4 H5 HHIIBISUH IU U ffl 2 D I '55 STHFLEIUH o- Front Row: Maxine Lane, Wonona Hyatt, Peggy Kelly, Nadine Kelly, Sylvia Bryan, Geneva Dittmeyer, Miss Harbison. Second Row:Joyce Rhoten,Elizabeth Parnell,Dorothy Maddox, Betty Bruner,Coleta Hawkins,Hazel Fry, Jack Litton, D.L. Hale. Third Row: Willis Kelly, Tommy McPhil1ips, John Kurtz , Johnnie Bright, Donal White, Odella Honey, Stanley Simpson, Beverly Burba, Billy Coy Sheehan, Doris Shackelford, Winford Vaughan, Willis Stark, Buddy Lackey, Bill Payne. Front Row: Freddie Jean Brock, Betty Jo Coffey, Louise DeMoss, Betty Schulkey, Sybil Pierson, Violet Cowden, Dorothy McDaniels, Thomasine Carruth. Second Row: John Lee Walls, Thurman Matthews, Colleen Voyles,Newell White,Bob Parkinson,Ronald Rice,Ramona Mattheny, Mildred Smith, Miss Stapleton. Third Row: Clovis Proctor,Dolores Watson,Pauline Britten, Glyndene Swindle, Eudell Hancock, Ruby Lee Bradford, Willis Price, Russell West, Curg Clauder, Standlee White. --F fer H nl-' .ll Q1 lil! Q2 I 4.. I I Sv 5 T' Front Row: Don Losher, B J Gillis Joe A t . , , u ry, Kenneth Osborn, Morris Chambless, J.P. Langford, Gerald Bedenbender. Second Row:James Kinzer, Bobby Bla1ock,Jack Hood,Charles Showers, Marion Baxter, Walter Sargent, Charles DeMoss, Jimmy Taylor. Third Row:B.M. Wilson, Bobby Tidwell, Arnold Jones,Billy Gene Davis, J.D. Fish, Kenneth Stephens, Jack Melton, Bruce Daugherty. Front Row: Helen Mazey, Patsye Rue Husband Al , berta Williams,Beth Trollinger,Earlene King,Jean Tolley,Betty Meek. Second Row: Billy Hutchinson, Donald Rowe, Maxine Payne, Mary Jean Meador, Louise Clark, Virgil Fish, Gary Bryan, John Lee Wells, Joe Pieratt. Third Row: Walter Lee Fletcher, Betty Lovett, Maurice L0ckart,Bobby Haynie,Junior Coffey,Roy Noland, Bill Gething Bill Cole B b T ' , o roop, Raymond Vanderlinden. , IV! I 1' Y I 'S ? ., H 411-- f fiililii - 5- TJUUIII Zl WR Ullbhl LIBFIFIHH IDR ERIBWE ENUUND 5 L' I-M7171 NEVADA UT WM X AFI COLO DO www K A N S AS LA 1 I-U... 0houuu..,,-H, ,-i ,,,,,,, A R I Z0 EN eo. . V . Lou Aneneq K LN SAN or Q - 'ilu 6 .49 wa MTC! K nonyznnsvn F'Fi'E5HlVlEN F'I-T1EEiI-IITIEVI President....... ....Bi1l Speer Vice-President... ...Elouise Wyatt Secretary....... ...Drusilla Boyd The freshman class, newly added to the student body this year,has done much to improve school spirit and to enliven all school activi- ties. Ranking first in number, this enthusiastic group has taken an active part in every phase of school life. Social events included numerous home room parties and a class party each semester. Sponsors are Mrs. Rankin, head sponsor, Mrs. Busch, Dr. Bruce, Mrs. Hart, Mr. Hightower, Miss Rusk, Mr. Jones, Miss Surratt, and Mrs. Davis. The freshmen know they should have bought more bonds. Bill does his part to show the lower classmen can ntake it.P U I - I 'WL .y ,, . Q, x, ,. ,fn wvr' addr JO! fx Vw N Mn' U -,Q if ,mr 1 x ul rj It Cf K , ,.f I C3 . rj,- I Front Row: Carol Perkins, Gwen weston, Joyce Oswalt , Jerry Hallford, Norma Jean Ward, Benevis Anderson, Patty Jean Reynolds, Mary Gurley, Berry Mitchell, Vera Ann Daugherty. Second Row: Jackie Ward,Minnie Jane Snyder,Joanne Thomp- son, Polly Ward, Barbara Morrison,He1en Kyser, Josephine Puck- ett, Billie Wanda Jackson, Leona McClendon, Lillian Stark , Laudene Flowers, Betty Bierbaum, Zita Kennedy. Third Row: C.L. Farmer, Tommy Darby, Cecil Link, Wilton Hoy, Kenneth Fugate, Laddie Mayes, Earl Dean Davis, Charles Cavender. Front Row: Orlin Allen, Charlene Spencer , Betty Jean Reyonlds, Billie Jean Sear1e,Mary Lou Lane,Anna Lavoria Moore, Nadine Mauldin, Mary Alice Warden, Bill Batten. Second Row: Robert Sailor,James Ford, Neal webb,Bobby Don Bird, Billy Ray Bain, Bill Cree, Gene Melton, O.C. Cox, Max Louvier, Leon Meason. Third Row: John Spearman, James Niver, Bill Speer, warren Jones, Tommy Cox, Kenneth Beezley,John Baggerman,Dick Wilson, Harold Anderson, J.H. Reeves, Art Berry. wfx ak I 15?-'Y in Z Z !--1 . i - ,- ip, Q 1. gli nga- -- Q I alle ,, ff N556 iz-1-'42 Front Row:Norene Holt,Virginia Symonds,Avis Kelley,Margie Faye Taylor, Helen Marie Hagerty, Elouise Wyatt, Frances Jean Gilbert, Dorothy Jean Lynn, Betty Lou Harris, June Dalton. Second Row: David Levine, Barbara Jean Straw , Eleanor Carruth,Marjorie Sloan,Gwendo1yn McAdams, Geraldine Danbridge, Clara Davis, Bobbye Joyce Vaught, Peggy Reno, Hershel Hardy, Fred Frost, Bobby Gayle Dedmon. Third Row: Danny williams, Betty Jean Walls, Lois Yoder, Yvonne Inman, Nita Faye Taylor, Analea Board, Mrs. Rankin, Drusilla Boyd, Martha Lou Hogan, Billy Russell, Earl Throstle, Leroy Parker. Front Row: Betty Crocker, Eunice Davis,Elva Henson, Joyce Smith,Zetta Marie Lawrence,Texie Lee Slaughter,Dorothy Carson, Maxine Davis,Patsy Phillips,Glenna Hackney,Hazel Nice,Paulette Traywick, Charlene,Brown. Second Row:Jeraldine Hill,Doris Flood,Betty Davis,Barbara Leitch, Mae Owens, Rita Lane, Glenna Culverhouse, Ramona Bond, Frances White, Norma June Johnson. ' Third Row: Quita Guerry,Patsy Tucker,Ethel Gilbert,Billie Stephens, Melba Morgan, Betty McCrate, Lorita Marsell,Jeannine Conyers, Mary Redus, Ellen Ann Prather, Nancy Hartgen. --V- v---,l.... A7 l .1 ,.l.l min! I 11 PBEM H IFRS. HHH! 'RUUIII ll HIRE. HHH IUFU ZUZ IS, BUECH UUN7 ZU7 55 BRUCE 1 Front Row: Evelyn Lemmon, Vardene Broaddus, June Richey, Lou Ella Butler, Joy Bigham, Mildred Foster, Donald Emmons, Clarence Jones,Billy Lowe, James McAllister. Second Row: Eula Meers,Ruth Edwards,Sue Marie Smith, Edna Earle Young, June Matheny, Guinette Killingsworth, Sue Anna Smith, Laura Waner, Milton Nichols, Bob Campbell. Third Row: Virginia Bates, Paula Faye Franklin, Amy King, Betty Jenks,Annie King,Mary Olive Kitchens, Peggy Jenks, Mar- jorie Nixon, Stanley Stein, Sammy Glidwell, Jerry Barber,Ray Priest, Billy washington. Front Row: Louella Goodwin,Betty Jean Mosley, Gloria Jay, Mildred McClendon, Lovie McIlvain,Imogene Ray,Margie Lawrence, Bunnie Shelton, Anita Lane, Charles Snow. Second Row: Wilma Nichols, Reba Jo Fagan, Barbara Vaughn, Billie Don Crowson, Darrell Patrick, Floyd Brandt, D.J.Hopson, Billy Grace, Betty Myatt, Edith Morrow, Charles Broxson. Third Row: Dot Chamberlain, Jerry Orrell, Alverna Miller, Frances Silcott,Gertrude Bozeman,Neal Keyes, James Essex,David Shelton, Keith Payne, Troy Ray, Richard Gee. lI-'lll- Vi 1111 jill- IU- l..l - Q 1 ? N R X 1 x -4 wh, llllii' IUISK , ,, f M, N , A , , J , ,liaamznf 4 Front Row: James Britton, Cecil Anderson, Mildred Groves, Wilma Jean Potts, Geraldine Crabb, Tommy Riggs, Jean Pratt, Sammy Haynes, Margaret Jones, Billy Jack Davis. Second Row:Noel Dewitt,Bobby Jack Davis,Charles Lockhart, C. A. Huff, Billy Parker, Kenneth Hobbs, Patsy Ann Pierson, Doris Jean Howell, Gene Shaw, Reba Joyce Bain, Beverly Baker, George Perry. Third Row: Clyde Martin,Guy Savage, James Bowers, Charles Fletcher, Lawrence Baines,Bob Love, Jimmie Crouch, Mary Louise Snyder, Dorothy Bigham, Anna Lee Watkins, Charlie Duenkel. Front Row: Bobby Dean Moss, Gerald Adamson, Arthur Pfeil, Helen Koenig, Juanita Dittmeyer, Betty Jean Austin,Betty Cock- rell, Elsie June Strickland, Mary Jean Cooper. Second Row: Dewey Herring, Datha Heard, Ann White, Patsy Ruth Dixon, Rosalie Bradford, C. J. Stevens, Delva Sheedy, Marieta Trader, Glenn Henderson, Carl Lam. Third Row: Lloyd King, Paula Clifford, Carol Keyes, Isaac Huval, Reed Behrens, Vernon Maddox, Dale Snyder, J. Moore Jones, Paul Frawner. 'B Nm! FDDI ZII IIIIIB. IIHVI DDM 215 IZ. JUHE5 7HUUL'5 UUT! .,,. . ,IH ,hz Amr,-.+ lf 11 I i I-. Front Row: Bill Stevens, Frank Hinds, Gerald Latus, Ray Wells, Jerry Pierson, Tommy McLaughlin, Billy Baird, Edsel Hudson. Second Row: Joe Stone,Richard Kysar, Milton Norton,Billy Tarpley, Kenneth Rose, Lyman Osborne, Billy Hickey,A1bert Childers. Third Row: Carl Moore, Harry Pryor, W.C. Van Houten,Troy Lee Curlee, Urban Gibson, Phillip Anderson, Wesley Geiger,Dan Elsom. ..- ...- -L- In lllln ! I l 3 I I - . l :: N 3 l-llillllia n W' Q,BiF5'9Ef PM ff '1 Q , Q . 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Donald Gray, sophomore, and Derrell Robbins , sophomore, Second Row, Phil McCrate, sophomoreg Wayne Barnes, junior 3 Raymond Spencer, sophomore, Mr. Adams, instructorg Gene Lane junior 5 Lee Parks, junior, Kenneth Bowers, seniorgand Jack Mitchell,sophomore. Not pictured are Charlie Boyles,seniorgJohn Paul McKinley,seniorg Clayton Noblitt, sophomoreg and Bob Curtis, senior. 9 41 s+ff.f.fg.wW5'JZl5 5, 1 l..T J' -.w yn .-f,5f f' ,.f'v,,4N. wr:h.1,p' W 4 lm ., 'QQ 41259, 'y'1S.'f' '..9'i1'3 ' - ff'-'-f,'- ' 41 5-',J 'f' ' 3.1 ' - -, IX. ,VI l .. . .-qu'if4 X n,, -A ,, '-'Tam - - uw bww-- . X ...rf V ..., 9??Q'4I15msfef,,i , - - V-f,.w::,'f1-vwru,-.,, ,, nw ..,. ,U . n 4.-1-1'N 'M,' -fiflf, W ' R.-..L,' ,..... - '-,...1-,..,p'Mm-ennrM.L. ..- Wh ff .-fm.-.,--N.. . 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L . -5 M ' 'W Q ' 1 u'fM.n .x ' N. f V, , f,x .. , . HV'--' , X, gg, A , -- -,J.,.,5 ,.,-.5 fl' ., A, ' mr' ,, X . V, . , Y . ,N . U, Ujz,:4:f,,vlxx 4 ' ,'-A545-'ell ' 1 FQVUQITEE F3IV'I'I.II3 GIRL. l3II l'l.IF3 EU! 3'w.,Sj5Sw. Q 1 gi if 1 vez! 3' QQ? fr FILL-SEI-IUDL. FEIVUIJITE iF.l'lIUFl FFIVUHITE C2416 055' X 55 X -.IUIFIIEIFI FFIVURITE FDEEWHHH FHVUUVTE EUDHUMUDE FHVUDHI QMS? I-IUNDIQE .,.,.'1 . w Q EHLUTFITUIQIHV1 Fnnnu rnmur VHLEUIETUIIIHH nnnfnf meumnfu BEET BIfl':I EITIZEFI Gum. TILLSTIJUIII w ff .bi 3. x 4. u. bf. I, BEET E IDL. CITIZEN Pfscunnvu-1 ETUDEFIT EDUHEIL IJIQESIDEQHT FI DET SEHIEBTEII .nanny UERBDUJ SEUUTIU SEMESTER HELEN HLEHHIIDER 1 ,Q- X STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is probably the most active organization in school. It is composed of the presidents from all home rooms and a Council1or-at- large. Vice-presidents of home rooms act as alternates. The Council,whose pur- pose it is to promote a better school spirit, sponsors almost all student ac- tivities. It has charge of all assembly programs, sponsors the sale of defense stamps and bonds, organizes scrap drives, and arranges all school parties and dances. Other activities this year have included an all-school prom, the pre- sentation of an amateur program, the printing of songbooks for assembly sing- ing, the distribution of school Stationery, and the erection of an Honor Roll naming all Pampa High School students who are now in service. Each year the Council awards a trophy to the Best Girl Citizen and the Best Boy Citizen in school. Sponsors of the organization are Aubrey L.Steele and Miss Anne Louise Jones. Officers are Jerry Kerbow, president, First Semester, Helen Alexander, president, Second Semester, Earl O'Brient, vice-president, Second Semester, Johnny Campbell, treasurer, Dorothy Bradford, secretary, Jean Paxson, parli- mentariang Ernest Miller, program chairman. Other members are Tonald Rowe, Bob Davis, Horace Saunders, Billy Frank Carter, James Kinser, John Lee Walls, David Caldwell, Billy Washington, Frank Friauf, Vivian Lafferty, Kyle Bunch, Louise Almond, Gerald Latus, Orlin Allen, Charles Snow, Sammie Haynes, Eloise Wyatt, Jimmie Terrell, Zita Kennedy, Doris Shackelfordlmcille Smith, Faye Morehead, Pauline Forman, Jeannie Conyers, and Rosalie Bradfrod. C Earl 0'Brient et, ' t . Q+g! ,.,x Vice-President, Second Semester ,gjjir p ,W -3 . N . k 1' , J ,gr crsifc 1 ,, l 3 5 ,aa l i 4Q J ll 2 lr f 'ff F QWEQB E W mfg 3 ,L g y , M ,317 A I yk.b KJ, 5, lv- r -'-HLNQRCUWF ' ' L N,1. I . L Y. l f .. . V , . '4 'W 'N' I IFlTIUI IHL. HIJFIIIIIJ EUEIETH The National Honor Society of Pampa High School was organized in 1930. Membership consists of seniors and juniors who rank highest in character, scholarship, service, and leadership. The Society at present includes twenty- four members. Officers are Helen Alexander, president, Carl Tillstrom, vice- president for first semester, Mildred McCrate, vice-president for second semester, and Patricia Lively, secretary. Other members are:Anna Barnett, Jean Beagle, Dorothy Bradford, Jean Ch1sho1m,Peggy Ann Covey, Barbara Crosslan, June Davis, Neely Joe Ellis, Betty Frashier, Frank Friauf, Mary Jo Gallenore, Jerry Kerbow, John Robert Lane, Bonnie Kell McBee, Allene Mclinney, Faye Morehead Earl 0'Brient, Jean Paxson, Juanita Reeves, Janes Wanner, Miss Clarine Branon is sponsor of the organization. FIETIVITIEE M ,J W jx! ' 5 fff A A - - A A I AQ! t FI EIIIDELLH EI-IIIIlI3Z The A Capella Choir, one of the most popular organizations of Pampa High School, has appeared on numerous programs, including three Victory Concerts. They have also been presented at high school assemblies, local church services, Kiwanis Club lunch- eons, and a Christmas program at the Pampa Army Air Field. Membership is limited to students of marked vocal ability. The Choir is directed by Miss LaNelle Scheihagen. Wanda Gordon is accompanist and Jerry Nash secretary and librarian. First Sopranos: Anna Lois Alford, Anna Barnett, Peggy Covey, Frances Crocker, Mary Kathryn Dyson, Marjorie Gaylor, Barbara Johnson, Anna McCoy,Katherine Robinson, Marjorie Roth. Second Sopranos: Inez Baird, Margie Brummett, Vernell Bynum, Wynilou Cox, Mar- celine Drake, Mary Jean Evans, Lou Ellen Giles, Pattie Gossett, Ursula Jones,Imogene Keller, Molita Kennedy, Bonnie Nell McBee. Altos: Ruth Castka, Sarah Giddens, Marjorie Gillis, Joan Hawkins,Jeanne Holden, Betty Jo Holt, Waltine West, Dorothy Wilgus. Tenorsg Charlie Beard, Tracy Cary, Patricia Lively, Jerry Nash, Bob Parkinson, Janice Wheatley. Basses: Jack Dunham, Kenneth Grantham, Arnold Jones, Doyle Lane, Maurice Lock- hart, George Neef, Jim Pyles, Ronald Rice, Jimmie Terrell, Standlee White. Wanda Gordon Accompanist Wa J 4 it - 52 ,gf ,VV 9 f U A ,iv 'Y A 0 V. V: ,, F, V - 9 ' rm 547 A 5 C P, - r, 3 , 1 it ,V J. ' 4 ,s 1 5 ' ' ' :fs rf A . 1, ' '. A' L Q A ' 5 ' my C' W -t 3 , ,MBGGM -at 'N v - s 'wi if V Q .wig vi ,.W,.'f'f -. ' FI FF VII Ill? The Glee Club, composed entirely of girls' voices, has played an important role in the musical program of the school. This organization,directed by Miss Scheihagen, has taken part in three Victory Concerts during the year. Any girl interested in choir singing may become a member. Ernestine Holmes is accompanist for the group, and May Jean Bird acts as secretary and librarian. First Sopranos: Elva Jean Anderson, Maxine Bell,May Jean Bird, Martha Bissett, Sylvia Bryan, Betty Clark, Thomasine Carruth, Colleen Carver, Dorothy Carver, Vera Ann Daugherty, Velma Davis, Peggy Eckerd, Aurora Edmonds, Mildred Hartson, Bertha Mae Killion, Annie King, Betty Ruth Miller, Phyllis Ann Parker, Sharlyn Pocock, Charlene Spencer, Elizabeth Ann Sturgeon, Frances White. Second Sopranos: Jane Babb, Betty Jane Boynton, Evelyn Bunting, Betty Jo Camp- bell, Geraldine Carruth,Betty Jo Coffey, Betty Dooley, Mildred Foster, Mildred Fulk- erson, Patricia Kelley, Erma Lee Kennedy, Earlyne King, Harriett Kribbs, Elizabeth Lafferty, Frances Mathieu, Margaret McCracken, Louise Miller, Norma Jean Ritter, Er- line Shotwell, Sarah Siebold, Elsie June Strickland, Joyce Taylor. Altos: Edene Curtis, Thelma Davis, Hazel Fry, Kathryn Graham, Eddie Zane Graves, Amy King, Evelyn Lemmon, Lorita Marsell, Edna Mathieu, Betty Puckett,Erma Lee Ritter. Ernestine Holmes Accompanist as 5+ , ? , . , . , , HFIDVEETEF' EIF-IVIU The Harvester Band, under the direction of Ray L. Robbins, has made numerous appearances during the year. The band played and marched at all the football games, and attended the bi-district game at Vernon. A band clinic was held in February with a number of bands from neighboring towns attending. Another clinic was held in April with Mr. D. 0. Wiley of Texas Tech as conductor. The band gave several Victory Concerts, thus boosting the sale of war bonds and stamps. A party, banquet, and picnic were held during the year.0fficers are Earl 0'Brient,president3 Neva Lou Woodhouse, secretary-treasurer, Richard McCune, reporter, Art Berry, drum major, and Shirley Sone, assistant drum major. Clarinets: Roy Cone, Marylin Keck, Nell White, Gertude Benton, Margaret Wilson Carol Perkins, Eula Marie Meers, Betty Teague, Nadine Mauldin, Doris Jean Howell, Ronald Bump, Kathryn Rose,Neva Lou Woodhouse, Shirley Easter, Donald Slavens,Elsie Ruth Graham, Bobbye Joyce Vaught, Bobby Jack Davis,Marjorie Wilson, Ina Lee Bidwell Orlin Allen, Guy Savage, J.D. Fish, Bill Batten. Cornets: Willis Stark,Eugen Lively, James Harrah,Bill Payne, Bobby Carmichael, Vardaman Smith, James Gray, Tommy Riggs, Paula Clifford, Hershel Hardy,Martha Lou Hoggan, Morris Chambless, Joe Cree, Herky Lane. Flutes, Ophelia Gray,Shirley Sone, Dorothy Culberson, Barbara Leitch. French Horns: Jack Hood, Doris Shackleford, Sybil Pierson, Carroll Chisum,Jack Davis, Danny Williams, Laurance Pickens. Bassoon: Rosemary Hamilton. Baritones: Randall Clay, Roy Noland, Kenneth Hobbs. Trombpnes: Earl 0'Brient, Billy Baird, Ernest Hoyler, Richard McCune, Billy Hutchinson. Bells: Billy Waggoner, Bobbie Jean Bassett. - Tympani: Ronald Lewter. Drums: Bobby Keller, Kenneth Gilbert, Duane Vieux, Erline Shotwell, Mildred Groves, Gerald Bedenbender, Peggy Rogers, Gloria Jay. Twirlersz Betty Sue McDowell, Jean Stone, Orma Jean McCarty. Basses: Duane Hogsett, D.A. Huff Tommy Cox, Delmer Belflower, Winford Vaughn, Ray Wells. vw so I 5, ,DF Q ima ' ZQ , K- Hnnuenn ETHFF ,fe I. f The Harvester Staff consists of members of each class Q, I L elected by student vote, This group of boys and girls, , Jag directed by Miss Warren,has undertaken all the work necessa- U ff ry to the preparation of the 1944 annual for the student . 14449. body. The staff includes John Robert Lane, Mildred McCrate, ffCl GNX and Dan Stark, artists, Jeanne Chisholm Juanita Reeves , 1 2? Kathryn Homer, and Dorothy Bradford, typists: Jerry Moore, - ' photographer, Helen Alexander,Bob Parkinson, Barbara Norris, P ,Ig D Alverna Miller, and Beverly Baker,layout group. Frank Friauf fb '-11,7 served as artist, sports editor, and copy writer. Don , J . Humphreys, although not a staff member, did most of the drawing on the Honors division page. Helen Alexander,senior Q41 staff member, was elected editor-in-chief of the Harvester, Agxdgpaa, fm K ' . JRL I Q- I 0 J X lu I5 I Ka ,-5 k '- 11 -3 H -'rf 1435 sw ' m la 'Y : fffjafl , 1 cl - IL J ,Wi K rn X ,, x 4.1 V-, ,, I K a I T90 f. - 'fr f fe- f 0 Nnpxxyf' -L I , I - , ..... 1 Q j 4 i I k 'qikb an .2 5 Q iv v Q i fi E' 'Q' fiwff' V 2,.,,.:4z fp r 1 2QHAQ...Laj ff 6 5 K .4 fi Rh SIIRUIJL UUILIJ d The Little Harvester Staff edits and publishes a weekly sheet in the local paper. The staff consisted of eight members the first semester and they increased their number by six the second semester. Those appearing in the picture are from left to right: Frank Friauf, Jean Chisholm, Helen Alexander, co-editor, Patricia Lively, Kathryn Homer, Evelyn Kidwell,Miss Katherine Simmons, sponsor, first semester, Janice Wheatley, co-editor , and John Robert Lane. The Quill and Scroll, international honor society for high school journalists, consists of ten members. To become a member of this society a student must have a grade average of 85, have done outstanding work in journalism,and be approved by the faculty advisor and the national execu- tive secretary, The members are Evelyn Kidwell,president,Janice Wheatley, vice-president, Patricia Lively, Helen Alexander,Jean Chisholm,secretary, Frank Friauf, John Robert Lane, Martha Sheeley, Don Rowe, Kathryn Homer, and Mrs. R.W. Hirsch, sponsor, 2 -sl ? We A mm.: HHRVESTI mv- HIEI The Hi-Y and Tri-Y Clubs are brother and sister clubs whose purpose is H To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.n Their platform is nClean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Life.H Hi-Y officers are Earl 0'Brient, president, Billy Ne1lis,vice-presi- dent, Horace Saunders, secretary, and Frank Friauf, treasurer, Other members are Art Berry, Doye Bridges, Bill Cree, Tommy Darby, Neely Joe Ellis,Sammy Haynes, Kenneth Hobbs, Jack Hood, Ernest Hoyler, John Hughes, David Levine, Ronald Lewter, Don Losher, Dick McCune, Don Morrison, Jack Perry, Bob Reynolds, B111 Speer, Frank Stallings, Billy Jack Davis, and Carl Tilstrom. Mr. Hightower is the sponsor of the Hi-Y. Tri-Y officers are Fay Morehead,president5 Shirley Sone,vice-presi - dent, and Wanda Jay, secretary-treasurer. Other members are Flora Al- exander, Helen Alexander, Elva Jean Anderson, Louise Baxter, Julis Maria Bell, Jane Branson, Beverly Candler, Dorothy Culberson, Doris Ann Davis, Mary Jo Gallemore, Gere Gebert, Rosemary Hamilton, Joanne Holden, Gloria Jay, Dorothy Johnson, Ann Keefer, Evelyn Kidwell, Patricia Lively, Ruth Matheny, Ramona Cheeley, Carolyn McLean, Patty Miller, Quebell Nelson, Joyce Pratt, Marjorie Roth, Joella Shelton, Libbie Ann Sturgeon, Janice Wheatley, and Kathryn Homer. Miss Harbison is the sponsor of the Tri-Y. Tl! llfflllf HESISTHII Each year a number of students are chosen to serve as assistants in the office, the library, and the bookroom. These students must be pass- ing in all subjects in order to be eligible and earn activity credit in reward for their work. Office assistants gain experience in simple index filing, keeping records, and answering the telephone. They collect at- tendance slips, make announcements,and assist Mr. Steele and Mrs. Roberts in numerous other ways. Office assistants this year are Bobbie Lou Pos- ey, Joanne Holden, Mary Helen Hayes, Wanda Jay, Aileen Vaughan, Vivian Lafferty, Dorothy Wilgus, Jeanne Chisholm, Billie Lou Kitchens, Molita Kennedy, Kathryn Homer, Clark Gilbert, Library assistants check books to students, arrange books on the shelves, compile fine lists, stamp new books, and help Miss Gordon in the general care of the library. Pictured below are Jean Paxson, Barbara Crossman, Wanda Webb, Pauline Forman, Willena Lowther, Mona Fitzgerald, Nell Roy White, Alda Price, Betty Ann Jenkins, Anna Mae Darling, Jean Hickey, Phyllis Casey. LIBRHR9 BEIETHHTE UKRUUIH IEISTHHTS The bookroom this year has been in charge of Mrs. Wesley Davis. Nine students have assisted her in checking out books, selling workbooks and supplies, and mimeographing for the school. Pictured above are Aurora Edmons, Mrs. Davis, Mary Helen Ward, Betty Dooley, Wilma Jean Bryan,Betty Jo ward,Bever1y Crail,Betty Jane Dillman, and Rosalie Miller. The purpose of the language clubs is to stimulate and maintain in- terest in the languages studied. Club meetings are held every two weeks. Interesting programs including games and songs are prepared by the stu- dents. Mrs. Austin is sponsor or the Xanthic Club and Miss Vaughn directs the Sodalitas, Section Ag Sodalitas, Section B3 Los Segadores, Section A5 Los Segadores,Section B5La Sociate Francaisegand Los Rocogedores,Officers of the language clubs are Brent Blonkvist, June Davis, Joyce Parker, Dick McCune, Jack Hood, Barbara Norris, Joyce Stone,Geroge Perry, Jean Beagle, Doris Shackelford, Colleen Chisholm Margorie Roth, Arnold Erickson, John Hughes, J. B. Horn, Elva Jean Anderson, Bill Speer, Juanita Reeves, Jean Pratt, Edna Mathieu, Jeannine Conyers. LFIHIJIIHEE IILUB UFFIIIERS DRHIUFITIEE Ike Igmlgg gi the Shrew, the farce comedy by Shakespear, was the play presented by the senior class. Jim Wanner as Petruchio kept the audience laughing for ninety minutes as he went about taming the shrew, who was played by Peggy Covey. Bright colored velvet and satin costume of the 17th century were secured from New York. Petruchio had a vicious sword fight with Kyle Bunch and David 0'Brient,who were playing Baphsta and Hortensio. Others who took parts in the play were Jean Chisholm,Earl 0'Brient, Tommy Joe Adkins, Kathryn Homer, John Robert Lane, Patsy Miller, Molita Kennedy, Derrell Hogsett, Charlie Boyles, Ernest Miller, John Paul McKinley. Edwin Blanton and Arnold Erickson took parts onthe last night of the play. The schoo1's first effort at Shakespear was judged a success. The play was directed by Miss Ruth Stapleton. me not so.H tarry.H NNay, Kate, forsooth, you'll 'scal NLet me go! I'l1 chafe you if F. F. FI. The FFA, composed of boys from the agricultural classes, has carried out an extensive program this year. They have participated in the Gray County Junior Fat Stock Show, the Amarillo Fat Stock Show, District Judg- ing Contests and Area Judging Contests. They attended the-annual District Encampment held at Lake McClellan in May and took part in District Lead- ership Contests. Home projects include the raising of beef cattle, dairy cattle, horses, swine, poultry, wheat,and other crops. These projects may be valued at approximately S14,000. The club is sponsored by Mr. Hood Wills. Officers of the club are Bobby Tidwell,president,Merle McCracken , vice-president, Jim McCracken, secretary, C.W. Osborne, treasurer, Don Grace, reporter, and Kenneth Cook, sentinel. Other members are John Baggerman, Marion Baxter, Gerald Bedenbender,Aldis Bettis,Charlie Boyles, Myrel Looper,W.L. Morris, George Neef,Clayton Noblitt,Billy Russell, W.J. Scott, Charles Showers, Kenneth Stephens, C.J. Stevens, Joe Stone, Jimmie Taylor, and Donald Walberg. A Sh Dora Taylor ' S F. F. A. Sweetheart ll I ,ll 1 3 FI-IT The Pampa Chapter of Future Homemakers of Texas is composed of class units which include all girls enrolled in homemaking. Each unit has its own officers and holds monthly meetings. The Chapter meetings with its officers are held once a semester. The club attempts to contribute to the social life of the girls and the school and to further projects which are devoted to the war effort. Mrs. Sanford and Mrs. Hart are sponsors. Officers of the Chapter are Aileen Vaughn, president, Erma Lee Kennedy, vice-president, and Dorothy Bradford, secretary-treasurer. Class chairmen are Dorothy Bradford, Thelma Davis, Eudell Hancock, Doris Jarvis, Erma Lee Kennedy, Edna Mathieu, Betty Sue McDowell, Vera Lee Milliken, Virginia Symonds, and Margaret Wilson. V ' ar ' ' 1--nw! , . 1.4.7 . ,, - -..-sw. , xl' ahh, 'I -.o 3 Ux,LgS:,..w,. 1' -, ' -- 4.1 'ia4,Was'.f:Jr-'MH U ,. , W 5. 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Ah 1' 'I ' U 'f , ,I Q I 'Q'5'f3JhR4xgq.1.k4 M EPURTE JEAN CHISHOLM CROWNING AT HARVE STE R' SAND IE GAME ZVVIVVICZJ Eugene Lively Co Manager FOOTBALL Otis Coffey 1 Coach J The Harvester Season C.0. Criswell Assistant Coach Upsetting all predictions, the Pampa Harvesters emerged the 1943 District l-AA Champions in one of their greatest SGRSODS. The Green and Gold, Coached for the first time by Otis Coffey and Charles Criswell, won six and lost four games during the season. The team was led by Co- Captains Charlie Boyles and John Paul McKinley. The team scored 156 points in ten games, as, against 78 for their opponents. The year's feature, the defeat of the Amarillo Sandies, came on Thanksgiving Day. A wet, cloudy day hampered both teams, but the Har- vesters' seven points were enough to Lubbock on the same day to give Pampa seniors,the victory over Amarillo was also watched the Sandies bow to Pampa win the game. Plainview defeated its district title. For the 1944 a double treat, because this class in 1941. 3 t the Harvesters were In the bi-district game, Dec. , a Vernon, overcome by the Lions' passing attack. The final score was 20-7. The Brownfield Cubs opened Pampa's conference schedule on Oct. 22. The Cubs were beaten 26-7, and the following week, Plainview was over- whelmed, 33 to 0. On Oct. 3, the Lubbock Westerners met the Harvesters at Lubbock, and won. A non-conference game was played with Mangum, Okla- homa next, Pampa winning, 34-0. The two great games with Amarillo and veI'llO!l closed the 888.8011- Charlie Boyles, fullback, received first team places on both the all-district and all-state teams. John Paul McKinley was placed on the all-district first team. Louis Allen Reginald Bridges, Randall Clay, Jerry Kerbow, Merle McCracken, Gene Robbins, and Jake Winborne also re- ceived various all-district and all-state honors. Season Schedule Pampa 9 ----- Hollis 13 Pampa 33 ----- Plainview 0 Pampa 27 ---- Weatherford 6 Pampa 0 ------ Lubbock 12 Pampa 13 ---- Phillips 0 Pampa 34 ----- Mangum 0 Pampa 9 ----- Lawton 21 Pampa 7 ------ Amarillo 0 Pampa 26 ---- Brownfield 6 Pampa 7 ------ Vernon 0 Bobby Keller John Paul McKinley Charlie Boyles Co-Manager Co-Captain Co-Captain yfve A ' 4' 11? 4. id V5??5ElF kifff2i.F Ef3i:' HB, ILM -U, ,H 4 f,gpw:Q, -1 ' ,:. .gf-L, f--r ---N g Vg, - V -'f.' N -- ', ' V ig: , wee, Mu ' . Q5 'i gym: , ', A,m,- Q '-wp iq.: J 13 In ,. ,,k- , , g: , , E - f .-,- '-V-' , ' . it 'W i 1 ' f ' 1' 1333 My V15-t'55'5i:U':X fyfL'iiYiQ?5 fluff ,,f,i ,M f , .I 'P I ,, my, kzwjgggigg . -., I 'A U 4.- . 'C-L'L'2' ' '-5 - ,S iifeiifiiln I 1- - A' A gm Taxa? Lit: . Mwmnhf f. .wwmwqvax.,, . jWMfq'K - wmdwwm I 7. N Q ,g N H , . . 5 GV K W own. , G 1 u I . . . -sauna:-n .,.. K , gi ,W , no ,,, Z,:l,,,,l . A . , .,, K .,,,,.. 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' 'Y' .viwigq M Y:?5LfQ'..1-5 gf'i5 1 ' - ' if W 1, ' ' M 1 K , Q v 1 ' I ,-A WIN. 15: ,Q fS4'?xL,4v'K'. hz dv' . - ' ' ' ' .I-.' i N .fn-ff fi.3 f Q4. 75'T,x5'T':.'l:: Af' I JS.,4'?5'xLL'J 4 N .-...Wi 5 2 Q-r Pre- ? : : W fi 45243 ,Q uw fxwy ,, x Stanley SimPS0l1 Bob TFOOP Eugene Turner Don Warren Tackle End Tackle Back Pampa 7. Amarillo OI fx ff s H , , 3 2 , ' , - ' 1+ or Q A Aff? 5-if at X f QHEER LEADERS Patsy Pierson, freshman, Erma Lee Kennedy, sophomore, Wanda Jay, Junior, Marceline Drake, senior, Dorothy Wilgus head cheer leader -,l SE 9 ' ' .ig L ' ,. -if r dmnri ,QU f kgpffmi f , K ggi?-,1'L,, wg ,,.. A gL1f1iA'lma ,L 2716 ,ml X Familiar assembly scene before any football game 4 ,. fl . ,,f' b ,, I EH:IF'1I-4F TF'uF-II .I n Showing much improvement as the season progressed, the Pampa High basketball team won thirteen, lost three games, and ended the conference schedule as runner-up to Amarillo. In the feature game of the year, the Harvester time game. Lakeview. Criswell, wins were cagers narrowly lost to the Amarillo Sandies 22-19 in an over- Only other high school team to defeat the Harvesters was The Green and Gold, coached by Otis Coffey and Charles defeated the Borger Bulldogs twice in district play. Other from Lakeview, West Texas High, White Deer, Goodnight, Pan- handle, Canadian, Mobeetie, and Lefors. The HBH squad also had a suc- cessful season, winning 13 and losing two. One of the HBH squad losses was to the Pampawmmy Air Field team. 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' RN We ITlIl..ITI11Il :I IIFIILL. ' 1 fs 44 W' is I 7 ilgg' 3 Sergeant Louis F. Wardlaw Staff-Sergeant John B. Alherich Assistant Drill Sergeant First Semester , Lgl giw illl-I cr: !!:g!llllU ' f 1 '5 ,J F lllh Military Drill Officers, First Semester: Bobby Dedman, Second Lieutenantg Bill Wat First Lieutenantg Billy Hutchinson, Second Lieutenantg Donald Thut, Second Lieutenant: G1 Roenfeldt, Second Lieutenantg Ernest Miller, Second Lieutenant, Jerry Moore, First Lieute antg Sherman Baker, Captain, D. B. Jameson, Captaing Winford Vaughn, First SergeantgRusse Neef, Second Lieutenant, Fifth Period Military Drill Class, First Platoon Forward March! Fifth Period Military Drill Class, Second Platoon Hut, 2, 3, 4! On these pages are pictured a few of the ways by which Pampa High students have contributed to the war effort. Included in the curriculum this year are the military drill classes which have given basic military training to approximately 250 boys. Aviation, shop, home economics, commercial, music, and other classes have also co- operated closely with various phases of the war program. Among the special war projects for 1944 may be mentioned assembly bond and stamp sales, home room bond and stamp sales contestsg the building of a permanent honor roll for ex-students in servicegcontributions to Community and War Chest Funds, a series of Victory Concerts presented by the Band, A Capella Choir, and Glee Clubgfood and clothing conservation programgand Junior Red Cross work, including a 1005 membership drive in home rooms. Any Bonds Today? Carl helps out at an assembly bond sale. Home Ec girls follow war slogan in making over Enjoying a labor-saving, th garments--Us it up! Wear it out! Make it do! saving,point-saving one-dish meai 'GQ 0,,,f Barbara entertains at J bond sale. , Junior Red Cross. 100 Z home room membership Alton Winborne and Gary Bryant training for vital defense work. -auf' . Tr ft III 'vt V ...-1 JCI Mg 'IN . 411 Qu. , ,L Xyf On this and the following page we picture a few of our many ex-students and teach- ers, who are now serving with the armed forces at home or abroad. Forest Vaughn , S llc, Cpl. Floyd Allen, Fire Chief, Mojava, California, Cpl. Lloyd Zmotony,'42,Aer1a1 Gunner, Shreveport,La.5 Cadet Harold Cobb,'43, Santa Ana,Ca11fornia5 Delbert Hughes,'4 Eavyhv-126 1Qgliniton,L:exE3gTKenneth hard, E l!c6h'gg, Oxeiseasg Pv2,dDeeRBuibaidSan- a na C a orn a' . erre am a ee r ansas' a e . . mon- son, 'a2, Bombardier, Santa Ana, ,Californiag Harold' Deane Craddock, '42, S 3!c, Pearl Harbor, Emmett Jenkins, Motor Mach. Mate llc, Overseas, Pvt. Neal Holden, '43, Camp Swift, Texas: Wesley Haney,S 2fc, San Franciscog Richard Casey, Motor Mach. Mate lfc, Overseasg Pfc. Lloyd Grantham, Overseas, 3 . I , g .iiyieimf , is 255,14 rQHQ?Q?r 7 Us 1' Qu. . H ff: wr, TI nl! 'FUN' 1 Kai ffrjf '5lk Fr 'HIIP' I 'ws ,1 Cpl. Earl Snyder, '43, Tank Destroyer, Camp Bowie, Texas, B111 Forman, Petty Officer 2!c, Overseas, Lt, Helen M. Martin, former Music Supervisor, Camp Abbot, Jerry Alexander, S lfc, Overseas, Ray Thompson, '43, Navy V-12, Albuquerque, N. M., Ensign Ulane Zeeck, former history teacher, U. S. N. R., Naval Procurement Program, Oklahoma City, Okla.g Pvt. Charles Darling, '42, Medical Corps, Overseas, Ensign Margaret Tomberlin Galloway, former English and journalism teacher,Vashington,D.C.g Billy Waters, '43, Civil Engineering, New York City, N, Y., Lt. Mickey Raff- erty, '42, Will Rogers Field,Oklahoma City, 0k1a.3 Beulah Mae Vanderl1nden,S lfcg Kingsville, Texas, Cadet John Wayne Browning, '42, Santa Ana, California, Doyle Rogers, S 2!c, San Diegog Ensign Pearl Garen Fetcher, former history teacher,Naval Air Corps Station, Clinton, Oklahoma. 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Brains , Brawn , n? 1 1, .11 A 'HS -J 4' .da I , fffiwu IA, as jzti time of ,....-g..L4'l'k , u 29 .2 I 'L' 1 n I A , Q 1 H People We Like: 1, She's wearing the trousers now. 2. Yours truly, 3, Vacat10n1ng, 4. Can you can-can? 5. NDroopy.H 6. Bicycle built for two. 7. How did you get up there? 8. Johnny's heavy. 9. Chums. 10. Sinatra II. 11. Who's at the other end of the camera? 12. Dream girl, 13. The girl with the voice. 14. Interest1ng,W1nborne? 15. 0'Brient and his band. 16. Johnny Campbell, M.C. 17. Dreamy eyes. 18. Is that log comfortable? 19. Four Musketeers. 20. Board and Davis. 21. South Sea Beauty. 22, Such affection! N .e 1 --.iw l' ff. 4 g . Jr Q g?jfF 1! gmmmigm -PAE C3 1 Wea? fl 51-5- HhilH ' F li A . 2712! Familiar Faces: 1. Smile pretty, Reggie. 2. A little Home-r in the pines, 3, Wonder if Grantham thinks he has a chance? 4. Billy Jack, you really look ambitious. 5. John Robert and his shadow. 6. Those were the Hgood old daysn---Larry Fuller , Doyle Lane, Billy Coy Sheehan. 7. Hmm-mm-m quite a change! 8.What are Barbara and Grantham beaming about? 9. The Davis twins--Thelma and Velma. 10. Earl gives out on that trombone. ll. More twins. 12. A rare moment--Sybil alone. ZL .p,! ' ' I A,j 7 ,f' - a ,X I W ,L 'ff'-L.. . : ,M Q' y nl ' 8 K ,i 4 41' - ' ,iii-l C-I 1 Q or S 8 I ,ey Leahy M I p ' ' Yr. d 1 f f v ' vi 1 .31 W' , : ' 3 ? ,ff 5 I Lgggu y Af V L 7 ' .J 15 1,0 4 , f ' e 5 -nw 14- 1 1.7 i, 16 'vii . ' - - 1 q. .s-Njiw I -F-' r 1 ' ' st 5 - - Qlrxf ji 1 f S 'S N 5 ' r x.- -L: 9 'ii fa Past, Present....Future? g 1. You're all wet, Homer. 2. HPo1ka Dotu Dotty. 3. Super Sophomore Society? 4. Act your age, Joyce. .5. Our for a game of double doubles. 6. who are you posing for, Molita? 7. Music, Maestro Robbins. 9. HSnow-Woman.n 10. Familar sextet out for some Vitamin D. 11. More doubles! 12, Charlie was a big man even in Junior High. 13, It's HPayneH, not Hpainn! 14. Woof! Woof! Watch out, boys! 15. we use Irium! 16. Your're slip--ping, Marilyn! 17. Chilly--br-r-rrr!! 18. Hoeing for Victory. 19. Lonely, lovely lassies, N F '5 L ' fe e of 1 f Q Qi tttt e, he I ,ff 'X 3-z,fQ .4 I 'ln' s. 4. , '. ,',ol LJ ,. . 'f' ' T' 5 ,+.., 2 ' AJAA WM A5 , - ,Y Q'73 T. Wf3H9Z S, Qlfl - . . 8 r,.,go , Q gr g,,eeo-tywwirkwiggwfwtw t 4127 4 of Q K sf Sq, . M ,A 4, If ' W we R' A 5 to 35' I ffm: J - 'N 1 Wt 1 ' W 2 NY W ye Q' MQ 'K f a 1 Ya, P5 1 , - n au i ' w 4 N ! E 1. 4-9 A ,F 195 Here and There: 1. On your mark, get set---bang! 2. Don Budge exhibits skill on P. H, 6, court, 3. Gloris, nothing could be that bad! 4. The beaming couple seems very pleased. 5, Why, Herky D,! 6. My, what beautiful legs! 7. Anna Board, all dressed up. 8, Don't they look studious! 9. A marine and a civilian. 10, Pin-up Boy. 11. Clarence, what are you doing? 12. Bud and Sis. 13, We had lots of fun. 14. Junior, don't you dare! n I R Elan HERE' h Q - - . 'H' . , A . is .1 .. .a-I ggwwgmw WW , X if N440 XL, QLMWM bww 'qu0Kf6. V h If , ifljify WM M Qin W ,Www cp if YWQMXWW Qjcfwiw ffglfw ..' ff, XM 6L4,,W,5y N x X6'gj'4+Mg,?9 MM 3 WZ? Hifi? fx- mWQ A533 ' - , ' - ix W 1 WW MW ES 5 3 W W A K 35 w ww V222 MA Q ,ff F -A Masai? My Acknowledgements and thanks are due: Smith Studio for the photography of the 1944 Harvester Mr. R. G. West for the use of the full-length building picture The Steck Company, Austin, for the printing and publishing 5221215 Helen Alexander Jean Chisholm Kathryn Homer Frank Friauf Jerry Moore Mildred McCrate Bobby Parkinson Barbara Norris 1321212 John Robert Lane Dan Stark Juanita Reeves Dorothy Bradford EIQEBIQD Beverly Baker Alverna Miller ' Wwfgff 3 WWW WIP Q NM Vf Jwgg5fLfZQiZQMfM W iff ,, SSM. 95 SE Q gffgdw N W Qyk 32:2 fgpQ M X I Rig gk !6y,vfQ Mfg ai 1? 'jawn ii? ix ff 0,40 WJ? , l 7 fat F7 l QE' W 1 M WW QYVYQ5 M5 X pf QW NEW? ' 'mv j v PV 335