Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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I 1 4 r .3, F 9 H , 5 r 2 t 4 , 1 'Y DEDICATION The 1946 Harvester ts eleduated to Mrs Lou Roberts regtstrar whose unttrtng work keeps the wheels of Pampa Htgh upon enterrng PHS and the last ferson to speed htm on his way as he makes hts fznal exrt ' 7 School running smoothly --- the first person a student encounters . 1 . . ,ff-H 'L I Dedication Classes F a ulty 5 'OI Is Aytwmes Sna vs Falorucs ,Maud ly du stuaut ay 194 Haucstu T115 ufmmt tu 1 a a J motracx so fmalcut 1l1fJd711fdH15l1 that 0 rccaum 0 JIOICC They are your ICUOTIHS tlus 15 sour annual C v ' v' c bd are lung used as division sheets in your 6 Vaal f C ' fs' w A' I w I ,- I J ........... A .f I , Q K , .. 1 3 -QE 1 ,41..,:f1 X 0 fg.,9-J SENIOR OFFICERS braving the cold are, from left to right, Beverly Candler, treasurerg Donald Rowe, vice-president: Quebell Nelson, secre- tary, and Dick McCune, president. Seniors of 1946 were members of the first class in five years to graduate into a world in which peace prevailed. Because of the cessation of hostilities and the end of gas and tire rationing, the group was allowed to make the traditional trip to Carlsbad Caverns-a trip which was suspended during the war. Other activities included the production of the class play, Three- Cornered Moon, January 17 and 18, the senior assembly December 12, a masquerade party December 7, and the Junior-Senior banquet and Kid Day in the spring. Head sponsor of the group was Miss Lee Sullivan, assisted by Miss Anne Louise Jones, Miss La Nelle Scheihagen, Mr. Milton Berg, Mr. B. G. Gordon and Miss Dorothy Hoyle. ,, 'am wffainsp' , W5 QM A 1,' , - f 1 i , , 'Q ,fi-. Tiki? 1 'Nil if W.. , WAR ij, , 3517 Q. 01- ,4 an-H. ' .,, ,gf-,,.-v f 'Q,'3Ef 4. 1 gg. 1 4 1- f W, -K f ' Wf- rf 'H r , f 'ix f, I H -L . F QQ ' ' -. .. ' ,mv-' T Q 1 . 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F.H.A. 46 CHARLES SPENCER Hi-Y 44-45-46 Junior Play 45 A Cappella Choir 46 FRANK LOYD STALLQIGS, Hi-Y 44-45-46 Quill and Scroll 45-46 Little Harvester 45-46 Sports Editor 46 Linotype Operator 46 JOYCE STONE Latin Club Pres. 44 Home Room Sec. 45 Book Room Assistant 46 Choir 43 LIBBY ANN STURGEON A Cappella Choir Sec. 46 Tri-Hi-Y 43-46 Glee Club 43-44 Girl's Trio 46 MICKEY SWEARENG EN GLYNDENE SWINDLE Student Council 43 Book Room Assistant 45-46 MARJORIE JEAN TALLEY Office Assistant 46 JIMMIE CARL TAYLOR JAMES DONALD TERRELL Sophomore Class Pres. 44 Sophomore Class Favorite 44 Football 44-45-46 Track 44-45 Junior Class Favorite 45 Hi-Y 44-45-46 A Cappella Choir 44-45-46 Boy's Quartet 44-45-46 Student Councll Pres. 46 Football Capt. 46 Quill and Scroll 45-46 Quill and Scroll V.-Pres. 46 Little Harvester 45-46 Student Council 43-44-45-46 lst Team All-District Football 46 BETH TROLLINGER Band 43 Debate 43 Book Room Assistant 45-46 BOB CECIL TROOP Football 44-45-46 Track 43-44-45 BONNIE DELL TUCKER F.H.'l'. V.-Pres. 44 Home EC. Club 43-44-45 WINFORD RAY VAUGHAN Football 44-45-46 Band 43-44 COLLEEN BELL VOYLES Varsity Team '44 JOHN LEE WALLS BETTE JO WARD Class Sec. 43 Book Room Assistant 45-46 DOLORES WATSON DORIS REA WEEMS Softball 45 Badminton 45-46 JOHN LEE WELLS RUSSELL WEST A Cappella Choir 44-45-46 DON WHITE Basketball 44-4 5 STANDLEE WHITE A Cappella Choir 44-45-46 ALBERTA WILLIAMS Freshman Sec. CPhillipsJ 43 Home Room Sec. QPhillipsJ 43 Photography Club fPhiIlipsJ 43 Quill and Scroll 45-46 Annual 45-46 Co-Editor Annual 46 Office Assistant 46 BER YL WILLIAMS Football 45 LEON WILLIAMS LONNIE WILLIAMS Football 44-45-46 Track 45 Hi-Y 45 Little Harvester 46 All-School Favorite 46 MARGARET WILSON MARJORIE WILSON A f' il-1 5' E L4 .,-v . , . 'gs' Q X. .1 u ,4-0 6 5' Q9 -8.1! . - . 1 ,, . '45 if ' ls, M uw z .,,,. ,-1? ,PQ :1 Y , ,iff , H Qx 'fn QL . .f , A 4' i ,135 Liz M f ' , :if 3- HH fi 4 Q ww Q 5, 1 ',qT9 ? Y U.-K3 - ' f f v 'flg - t , v',Q,.l 'Lf Q Ei rw viii' 'ls 'E -Q!! 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' 2 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS H110 haze one all out 'or tennis n . g - f . are Frank Green, president, Richard Hughes, rice-president, and Mar- jorie Dixon, secretary. The clererest of all the activities this year was the Dog- patclz Dance presented in December. Sophomores also par- ticipated in many homeroom parties. Mr. A. L. Jones was head sponsor nntil Christmas when he resigned and was replaced by Mr. Robert Carter. Other sponsors were Mrs. J. B. Austin, Mrs. E. Ray Miller, Mrs. E. L. Norman, Mrs. Lula B. Owen, Miss Ruth Stapleton, Miss Mary Winston, and Miss Nina Owings. .Xa va Q ix fm 121' if 'wr K 1? 'H 25 wg' 5-EQ A ,sv X W. MN fri. 'V as ,wif '53, 1, 'Je ! K EQ , 'f 'S 1 sg, A. Y, tm? A JN. 2' v hr A7 .3 Y 43 bg. I f z E ' 'A . z f 3 - ,Wd , My we r if 1-if, gf ' :F 5.11-J.: ..-3, A' . 2 ' :R A ai f vi ffl? ek f .A -I .n'l f,. vv... 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Bernt-se and Martha look as tho 14. Just little shavers-Richard and Hansel. 15. What are you doing. Martha? 16. Mar- you smiling or mad. Buddy? 18. Martha appears again with Bt-tty Lou. 19. Guess Who? girl. 21. With Ida Ruth on the farm. ,aff-4 XL? I4 Ns. ,R A- A xv Q b M. .1-445. -Q:-f x nam- QL- if 4 sit, -dl' . Pts Q Q N.:- QQ H -41 x V 4 -aw 1 I X 1 -L u 1.3 --,af ff , 1 ' H, X ,f M . is 3 E: . A M W 1 A V Qg ' 2 . 1 , Q, , 5' 1 if I W f 5' 9 v, 'K . S . . A' , V . J 1 1 s, u I ' x ig 5 Q a . ., ,ww n ' ' , :'fyA'L,.a?v'r+-Q Y - IL-EL:f'?:??. 4 ' Wiafviz mfffi U1 'W 1. 4 1 4, Q 9? x f 2 if if iii' 1, .L Q 4.2. wif 7 , .4 gf if Q f 4 3, f fm An L QM fm? 3 S 'E L'-1. Q? BQ 1 ?-in ti if A, 1 1 . f . iv. Nm L 7313 'r vs ,fa - 1 3.2 . A, I. f if, , 4? as 2 .4 M qw, ., 1 4, 1 fl., 4, JJ ??F X -if: 1 H? ,..' fmt? 'Z fi . +5 . :A JV, :wiv ,V . gf so 4. FSI r I J L' sr W ,i .:'1. '53 gig ' K ' W, . A iz get '- f , '+L1 ti ' ,.-in ,' W jf . V, ' .-K, :Liv A fi ' N5 :ff f ' jg: 'H X- ig? 1 ' il '15 16-' Qif' : Y , I ffflrf m 'fha- , A l M Q, . ' 'iv fig ,f 4 fav 1' 'A Q f M ,, fi 'ill Win MI fax 1 3 ii fp , F, 'Q W Hn I . , ., 'S asm 1 fi n , . ,Wg Q9 'fa 935+ ,gh A Jimmie Swearengen Katherine Talley Edith Taylor Floyd Taylor J. C, Teague Donald Thut Clyde Tidwell Melba Tipton Fay Trader Frances Tubbs Bobbye Tucker Jesus Velasquez Gloria VVard Leia Ward Patricia Watson Mary Beth NVells Marian Wenger Betty West Donald West Mary White Nadine Wilkerson Jean Wlnborne Kenneth Wright Patsy Wright Eloyse York Marjorie York Johnnie Mae Young , . ,Al S ja 0 ll. M - , -4.-s-. ' 1. Nanoon Vaniplwll anfl Juniw Ann l-'ahle displaying their hes! sun grins. 2. Oh my. Oma! 3, Too barl whistles cannot he writti-n. 4. Arvilla Pattersnn and Helen Crowley. alias snnw bunnies. Yours trulyslion Taylor. 6. Foine on ynn lfrvsliiiicaii. Yell! T. 'l'li1'r-WS 21 Cruwcl. S. Tun-km and Flay, the ding-clrviig gals of the Harvester and, 9. Ann All-Nainara. Juhn Blorelif-arl. .Indy Smith, and Gone Garrisnn. 10, Lnoks like a limber fish. 11, Remi- niscw-nt uf Juninr High rlays. huh, fish? 12, Rather puzzling. 13. Fin! girls all t1'irkefl up. 14. Nm cold. are you. Jark? 15. Why Ihr stiff push. Arvilla? 105, Lela Ward. Dwnna lim-agle, and Ilnnna Nvnsteil. 17, Bulmhyv anrl Joan 'ith niisvliivf in thwir wyvs, IS, Marion Wvnge-r and her prvtty srnilv. 19. Www? Lonk at glainor-puss 1IZ1l'jllI'if2 . I ' , . , I ,E,lf1Hg y-AQHJ ' Af Q I K Q 'r I 5 . - ' '4 Q . ,4 ,n w 4, a r 1 1 ..t. A :iq .v,. P' . If , 4' . . u-nun.,-1 ...- . .........- 1 mu. ,. '..J......., 5 1 :.rAbllXllOtVNl vid l STUDYING A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA are Principal Winston Savage, standing, and Superintendent Knox Kinarcl. The school year of 1945-46 was the first for both men in their present adniinistratiw- positions-Mr. Savage having moved to high srhool from the principalship at Junior High, and Mr. Kinard ruining to Pampa from the superintendency at Hereford. iq . W on f G. L. ALLISON MRS, LOU ROBERTS TOM HEROD M.A. Registrar M.A. Assistant Principal Counselor W. E. ADAMS Machine Shop MRS. WINIFRED AUSTIN, B.A. Department H ead-Spring Semester Science MILTON E. BERG, M.S. Science-Math D. V. BIGGERS, B.S. Physical Education-Coach LORAINE BRUCE, Ph.D. Science-Math ROBERT S. CARTER, M.S. Mathematics OTIS COFFEY. M.A. Coach MRS. FAYE DAVIS Book Room-Study Hall VIOLET DURRETT, B.S. H Lstory CECIL B. GEORGE, B.S. History CLARIS GLICK, M.A. English-Journalism VIRGINIA GOODE, B.S. SCfC7lCC B. G. GORDON. B.S. Department Head-Math MARY GORDON, L.S,, B.S. Librarian MRS. CHARLES HART, B.S. Department Head-Spring Semester Homemaking DOROTHY HOYLE, B.S. Department Head Girls' Physical Education ODESSIE HOWELL, M.A. Illathematies ANNE LOUISE JONES, M.A. Department Head-English A. L. JONES, B.S. Department Head-Fall Semester Science MRS. HORTENSE MILLER Study Hall MYLES E. MORGAN, B.S. Shop JACK NICHOLS, B.B.A. Commercial MRS. NELLIE NORMAN, B.A. Mathematics MRS. LULA B. OWEN. M.A. Latin-English NINA OWINGS, HS, Ph ysirwll l'J1I1lr'1rti1n1 J. C. PATTILLO, BS. Mflthemzllif-s JOHN L. PLASTER, B.S. Jlathf-Science MRS. EDITH RANKIN, B.A. Hnglish RA Y ROBBINS, M.A. M usic MADGE RUSK, B.S. l1f'purtmenl Heaal--History MRS, ANGELA SANFORD, B.S. lll'lHlI'fIIll'7lt Ilmd-Fall Semester Ilomvmrzking LANELLE SCHEIHAGEN, B.A. Music KATHERINE SIMMONS, B.A. English RUTH STAPLETON, M.A. Department Head-Speerh English MRS. YVONNE STROUP, B.A. English LEE UNA SULLIVAN, M.A. Department Hear!-Commervial 7 EVELYN THOMA, B.A. . Music MRS. MABEL TORVIE, B.A. English VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, M.A. Department Head - Lanugage Spanish and French CLAUDE WHITTINGTON, B.S. Coach MRS. ORA MAE WILSON, B.A. English-History MARY WINSTON, B.A. History NEW FACULTY MEMBERS J. H. FLATHERS J. R. HALE MRS. BERTHA HOLLIS EDITH KRAL EDNA POE B.S. B.S. Business Manager B.S. A.B. History-Speech Science Homemaking Science-Math CLAUDE JIGGS WHITTINGTON Line Coach D. V. BIGGERS Gorilla Coach jfs 5. ,, 1 OTIS COFFEY Head Coach JACK DAVIS Ass't. Coach A. L. JONES Business Mgr. 9' on v . 4 RANDALL CLAY JIM TERRELL Two Harvester players were honored this year by making the ofllclal all-state team. Clay, Pampafs right haltback, placed on the second team, and Ter- rell, tackle, made honorable mention. Both made all-district flrst team. S33 'Sleigh Y r ' gin. . .4 D A . . f, u , Xu '-P135-i.,f1s'lE'i. we gh f.-. 'V J.-. - '..'ff-w.i-- i .iswr-,'.i3 , ' - v - ,, - , . jr. A 'fic' Haul F' f' W .. . .,f-'vvltdg ll: I I .4 .'.f,nL:ff. yt.. 3 'H 4. . -' up -e v-,UQ-' .',' - N ,' V sf 5 . L. M 1 HARVESNHZSQUAD Back Row, left to right: Ronald Bump, Billy Ray Bain, Kelley Anderson, Bill Hutchinson, Carl Mayes, Vernon Holler, Clayton Fike, Paul Simpson, Sammy Wampler. Second Row: Mgr. Bobby Bird, Carlton Brooks, Philip Anderson, Don Morrison, Junior Coffey, Horace Saunders, Beryl Williams, Leon Gooch, Jim Wilson, Don Rowe, Bob Troop, Lonnie Williams, Bill Speer, Bernie Brown, Gene Shaw, Don Humphreys. First Row: Wimpy Vaughn, Stanley Simpson, Jack Hood, Russell Neef, Virgil Fish, Randall Clay, Jimmy Terrell, Charlie Beard, Jack Dunham, Bill Washington, and Maurice Lockhart. PAMPA OPPONENTS 14 Electra 7 25 Midland 0 27 Phillips 6 14 Vernon 0 6 Norman 0 25 Brownfield 0 0 Lubbock 0 33 Borger 0 7 Plainview 14 --' 10 Amarillo 24 J' Head Equipment Manager Gene Shaw i Mr' Y J. - .IU 'x -. 'W' up--..N.a-ni .gpm w 7 gps .- - 'U , . . - A - - ':. ' gl' W ,-. .,..., .Q .. -..W-. . wb.: Q11 ' . Q' 'b UID 'R -n s ' . , Z, l- 4 -1.5 51,4i.g 3Prg,..:.4fr ai 1 an , 3 ag-get ' 5' if 06:4 ,sl Fish Hood Dunham P. Anderson Brown Lockhart Vaughn Rowe Saunders Wilson Bain Fike Coffey Hutchinson Speer Mayes K. Anderson ,r s. W ' .'fMzf1z-:?g5iw.:r' , ' ' 3 204, A . All L .ffww ,. -. gf., I tra?QAaevp:uWwWe?f7' if 5.1 'M 7'2'f5f,i, -' 'Z ' ' - ' 4 .f-:iv ' . . rr 'X Li Troop Morrison Simpson Keller Holler Bump Wampler ' , 6 t - , .A r 2-lk, 'T 't i .....-v- Q- .,..-- ..-..... ,..--....-na-in '- - ' ,.,,- ,.-.-,-of e .,- I ., Q has . - -' -.sv -mn ' comma annum. -cpu. annoys? 1 5111: I ---- - ,.::.- . ..., Q Q- J : in 'r as page -. -MX. V A --Q--- H Pl t Q I -. , . 3 , -vw -Q -J -I - .:: Ii-1. gy E gg. - - 'in . -np. J. -ZW! df Q- .. n-A This year's Harvester team. coached by Otis Coffey and Claude Whittington and cap- tained by Jimmy Terrell, fin- ished one of its most colorful seasons with eight wins, two losses, and one tie. Facing one of the toughest districts in the state. district 1AA, the Harvesters opened con- ference play at Harvester Park by defeating the Brownfield Cubs 26-6. The Pampan's rated ninth in the state when they journeyed to Lubbock to meet a Westerner team that refused to be bucked and the game ended in a 0-0 deadlock. The follow- ing week the undaunted Har- vesters rolled over a stout- hearted Borger team at Bulldog Stadium 33-0. The Plainview Bulldogs lived up to their reputation as a fast- scoring machine as they grabbed a 14-7 point game at Plainview. The last and biggest game of the season was that against the Amarillo Golden Sandies. The first half was all Pampa's as Randall Clay eluded the entire Sandie secondary to score once and placekick a perfect field goal for another three points. The Sandies. far from out of the game, came back to overcome the lll-point lead and counted four times in the second half. The final sco1'e saw Amarillo win 2440. ,T nl Gorillas shown above are - Bottom Row, left to right: Coach D. V. Biggers, Bill Grace, Frank Bonner, Mickey McCray, Gary Cooper, Charlie Laffoon, Earl Davis, Warren Jones, Billy Bond. Second Row: Cantrell Nash, Wayne Smith, Jim Bill Winsor, Jerry Gillis, T. W. Perkins, Derrell Davis, Monte Lower, A. Z. Griffin, Jimmy Cline. Third Row: Roscoe Russell, Willie Ray Tucker, Jack'McPeak, Jimmy Withrow, Dan Elson, Charles Thornborrow, Jack Rose, Herman Hernandez. Fourth Row: Cecil Cheek, Tommy McPhillips, Jack Oliphant, Wesley Keith, Jackie Williams, Leroy Troop, Lamar Lively, and Mgr. Gene Garrison. ov 7 ,A av f c Vg iff! GORILLAS OPPONENTS 19 LeFors 20 20 Shamrock 12 21 W. T. Training School 6 26 Plainview Bullpups 0 14 Plainview fBJ Team 20 I - , Q Coach D. V. Biggers -Jai' E- .rw W., , Betty Joyce Scott 1 year Avis Kelley 1 year -'ff' - Patsy Pierson, Head 3 years f? Ida Ruth Taylor 2 years Erma Lee Kennedy 3 years During the football and basketball seasons the most active group of girls in P. H. S. is the Harvester cheer leaders. In rirlition to their cheer leading this year, they have introduced tumbling, which proved a great success. Several t.ips made by these girls were to Vernon, Amarillo. Borger, Plainview, and Lubbock. Q'-my ,. vin' .33 3 wi L .f ,g l- 4 ,Y,N I tg 5 ll. 1 a .ne-'-3' If ', if 5, ,b,A, v 1 Q1-Y -f, . mu... f-M ., -v-..4 .... A-A-w..I'L2.. - .,..r.... W ,.......'7 -h.,..,-h, 5. 5 S E r. lr Q r, 4 ,.,,yi ' I 1 ' A .1 vi -mf., A - ins-q..,, . . wr-we Q ,-. ' - -. y ... 2 4 lv v Q 'Cr 3 new . ..,.. A f 'ma-M' f Q, 4 in v J n fo . 1 8. Beverly Candlcr 19, 11011.41 Crowned Cher-r Leadm' Pat Pierson 10. Thr- Am arilhm Game The Band Played On ...ff-frf, 4 , r ' 3 F' rs ! il ,r r-X ET , X . rf X 4. X , X ' wr f 1 V 44, Q V X 'W-is - H Z fl- A 2 . . My , I ' H .. X3 ex 9 Zi'-' .i 4 55 X 2 ' ,, ., Y , . 'ITS'-7L Q-'Jw-1 amwf f- -A - Gary Looper -1 N 43-,,.fg,'jf5u ,K , W- 1 , Mfg, lg Q, . ' 'H ig 'ffimf-'-N'-:' -54:-55 Q' Jsmgy ,g N .....,,-'-,gw , ra, Coaugh Biggers 24,2 'iwr-w...,,,,e A-M2ZT:::..-, YIf ' fl 'W' -r my 4? b ,MM W4 Aw., , , ..,,, . . , V, , wma-um,,,, , , Earl Davis Q. mf 'h'-hr ' ' M wf'9 'g'f ' 1 'Wi' , ' A V ff 1 V , Q: flaw, In Warren Jones ' Charlie LaiToon Barbara Carruth The Coach 4- W. .mu ! ,,, 5 I I X fizvij. Sy! 5 , A' J-1 -., -N-nuusmnn 345 -4 ........ ' S ..,. .- -...,. 6- Q16 Lf Mi 7 231465, F5 M X. Members of the Harvester squad are-Back Row, left to right: Frank Green, Calvin McAdams. A 7 Griffin Bobby Boyles, Kelley Anderson, and Richard Hughes. Front Row: Charlie Lalfon, Bill Speer, Randall Clay Leon Crump, Bernie Brown, and Leon Gooch. HARVESTERS OPPONENTS 66 Clarendon 8 29 Childress 26 32 Panhandle 16 24 White Deer 21 33 Canyon 21 31 Tulia 21 19 Amarillo 23 21 Phillips 30 el J Phillips 25 38 Perryton 42 38 Canadian 31 27 Phillips 25 54 Perryton 32 23 Spearman 27 41 Borger 42 14 Amarillo 19 25 Phillips 24 25 Plainview 18 36 Borger 34 26 Amarillo 24 15 Amarillo 21 Randall Clay Captain -1-44 - .. x fp: N' 'fav- W? Q? 6 5 O I ir. 2 v ' 1 fig, J ...iw ' 1 1 K A' I. x Q qufvmv -- x f 5: S' 1 .239 P A 'Si .,, I! ul U w 1 N V - Q 1 P E l LINKS w E 'WX . 'Yin Q 3 -5 GORILLA SQUAD Top Row, left to right: Richard Gee, Jimmie Cox, Mickey McCray, Gene Sidwell Loaeh Claude Whittington Hobie Fatheree, Donald Dawson. Raymond Hernandez, G. W. Gamblin. Second Row Harold Anderson Chailes Thornborrow, Billy MacArthur, Clayton Fike, Malcolm Fagan. Bill Bond. J. A Miller Jimmie King Pampa 20 37 24 35 Pampa 19 18 Pampa 21 35 Pampa 20 SCOREBOARD Lefors 19 30 23 34 White Deei 20 5 Groom 20 21 Burger B 94 v A-f EP, r g, 7. theft to right! lst row: Kelly Anderson, Bill Speer. Bernie Brown. Randall Clay. Bob Troop. Russell Neef, Horace Saunders, Lonnie Williams. 2nd row: Coach Coffey. Billie Gene Davis. Malcolm Fagan. Carl Mayes, Leon Gooch, Bobby Boyles, ll:-n Nix, A. Z. Griffin. Juvk Oliphant. Laddie Mayes. Mike Alloway. Jai-li Kose. Coax-li ll, Y. Iligee-rs. Zird row: Jimmy Savage, lionzild Bump. Jimmy Wilson. Paul Simpson. Donald Dawson. Vernon Holler. Jim liill Winsor. Jzivkie Williams. Hansel Kennedy. Gene Howell, Jerry Gillis. Max Robbins. Le-e Nlc'Kenney, 4th row: Calvin McAdams, Gerald Bedeiibender, Charlie Tliornborrow. Lawrence Baines, Tommy Chisholm, Henry lla-yiiolds. Leroy Troop, .4-4 4-if JP , Carl Mayes Leon Goovh Randall Clay Bernii- Brown Lonnie Williams Bernie - Lonnie Basketball Calisthenics ' -4 N15--n5,n4.ni M Basketball ff i rg l Bo xg- QT f Tumbling V 'gg Wrestling 'hi lg.. - 4. ,V 2. :?3 i 'XX g .4 , W1 .. ,,,4W Q , 15' 0- qu ...vu ,I 1 is- ffl v h my 01 , x IR' gn? +P I -o ,FQ uv V A Q il T ' I Lv Ng gg ? I H 1 ,.. 1 A i K 'Q Q xt Q: , gt . -V ' .., 2, K K .x Xgh 4 . X af' M -F :!7:7:7 I af af- ' f 1'-f,-,pg g ,gg:,, -, .fm-if?f: W . .ff bi. , f' ' , x.,..,,. , . f -.v-, ., S Q I P5 'f 1 ali ! ? x 5 1- 'Q v ff f 4 E Archery uf- v?4y'. ' '- 1 :ff h l Y ' Y Hockey me .L X Q X S L 11 3- ,M r S .. occe' K f 'ii'-v-?.,L it 1? .I .t-, !'c '-.- gnanhrdmkm 'Y' lu 11- 'R s I F' .lv --ANN? .i X: - ,,...,f P , ,,g.,..rfA-'1 - - uv- , H .. - . J I-L , - 1 V --- 1.5, Baseball . , , .' .L . Ab, - dw-- Golf il 121.2 . T -Aw S x. H- -1 - 1- 'YIWFLP ,553 'Z'--, 1? 1 I .' f' .fl Q -vf'Q,g- . .wi 51 1 -fW1'3E' :yi . W. 1 QQWQ . 4 W , as ffingwhai 2 Sh 'Q fr 49 5.4 ,ff :QL 134 J .' 1 r V-1:51, f z ie ,Q 4 E . 8 e 1 ? 7 uv 'dv 4,,,,.-' ' . .,-,-.. ,. . .5 H V -Q..-,. ' 'rf --. ,, . ng -ww fd' :Q . ,H-41, QYW ' .. 1 ,NAV . F J, -X- 1-1-'v-swf -1 Simpy, ,iff gf na: TL.- - , , N.f Q w,wA,- .h ,,.' QQ, A. ' 'A .2.-al W I . - N,-f 5- ' . ' A -rf v -' 'I , ' ' ' - Q E' Q ' V 'f 4 , '5 A . 5 2' 5' if . 1.- A ,- .2 ' . L K -dv ' 1 1 'A ' V 5' A ' If Q. ' ' 3 i. . 'Q -1 .' - ' - 2.-A if ' ,.,,-0 ' , m , ,f 5 AA . 1. 7 .- -. N. 1 v , A xv '., 'ig 4 .vi Y , x 1- Q O fn' . v . K . , . , , 15. ,rw A gb H ' A . i I , . -,LV ,Ayb 'a 'x,Qn..xffAf-it is L9'-L-f4'- ,,.,1:L4'- .x-M , wi-Q. ' '-x vig-' it . .. 4' Q' iff' 'E' 1-'-4.1.-3.4,-N 1 ..-rff' -un . -., ' -ff 'WwQ'g ji -1iJi?1 ...g 1 r PP ' STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the 1945-46 student council were: VVarren Jones. Gene Garrison, Harold Anderson, Billy Nellis. Dick McCune, Horace Saunders, Billy Bain, Bob Parkinson. Jim Tlil'l'9ll. Bill Hutchinson. Donald Williams, Wes- ley Geiger, Jackie Dunham, Jeannine Conyers, Patsy Pierson, Elouise Wyatt, Jim Wilson. Donna Beagle, Ben Nix. Nelson Gee. Elmo Hargis, 'Jimmy Crownover, Pat King. Donald Thut, Margaret McCracken, Frank Green, Billie Chewning, Johnnye Hart, Bertie McDowell, Patsy Ferguson, Don Lane, Arlene Proetor, Doris Blocker. Patsy Tucker. Donna Holden, Norma Pirtle. Hansel Kennedy, and Bobby McPherson. OFFICERS Jim Terrell , ,,,, ,, President Jack Dunham , Vice-President Elouise Wyatt , ., H . H ,, Secretary Don Lane . , Treasurer Jim Wilson , , ,, Parliamentarlan Mr. G, L. Allison Sponsor Bill Nellis , ,, Councillor-at'Large NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members elected in 1945 were: Bernie Brown, presidentg Quebell Nelson, vice- presidentg Beverly Candler, secretary, Doris Shackelford, parliamentariang Kathryn Rose, reporterg Elsie Ruth Graham and Elva Jean Anderson. Senior members elected in 1946 were Emory Menefee, Erma Lee Kennedy, Bill Nellis, Joyce Pratt, Alberta Williams, Martha Kelley, Betty Jo Coffey, Mildred Overstreet, Gorda Bell Miller, Ramona Matheny. Frank Stallings, Nadeen Edgerton, Lucille Smith and Joy Hutchens. Junior members chosen were Bill Speer. Drusilla Boyd, Harold Anderson, Bill Bain, Jean Pratt. Jeannine Conyers, Lois Yoder, Lyman Osborne and Tommy McLaughlin. ' fr ,K , R S. -I vA ht QQ any fi: is 5 K TQ ii if if 1 64.1 ' W K 4: kZ-A + Q , 11 94? .2 1' 3 ' X 1 ? W MK! XJ' 'bf - m m if if 7 2 ' - , if-' ' .- -.L 3 gi 2 3 ,S 5 A Q fav w K F A ' 0' X ..- ., , '. 4 4 42' , K . .. I 'A ,gn .ig 9' ap 'iff fQ-,E ' . f v 4 Q sv ' :A ,Zig t ' E' Q ., in V- 0 I V. U ' af' ii' if E fs 4 ,f 1- : ' gf? 3251 'A t if I xl ,M 6 AER, 3 L' ', 'M I f .5 L if ' b Q - mwWW H ' Mwfwmwg VW: Wim I ,NV I h -MM.,-fiwglxy Q Q QQ sz - ,,, ,u 5 fn ca: ,,, 4 High school band members are: Clarinets, Orlin Allen, Margaret Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, J. D. Fish, Bill Batten, Ronald Bump, Guy Savage, Billy McArthur, Bob Payne. Georgia Owens. Juanita Carpenter, Jacqueline Kellams, Shirley Easter, Nadine Mauldin, Doris Howell, and Ronald Waters, Cornets, Bill Payne, James Harrah, James Gray, Lowell Stark, Tommy Riggs, Bob Oden, Hershal Hardy, Richard Adams, Soltan Alloway. Larry Rhoades, Clayton Green, Andy Tarrant, and Clifford Ausmus, Flutes, Wanda Fish. Ruthie Franks, and Billie Marie Money, Oboe, Lillian Stark and Horace Saunders, Alto Clarinet, Elsie Ruth Graham, Bobbye Vaught, Emmitt Forrester, French Horns. Martha Hogan, Robert Shelton, Bobby Houchin, Gloria Ward, Jacqueline Wilson, Alto Saxophone, Wesley Geiger, Billy Tarpley, and Ray Dean Noland. ruth, Bunnie Shelton, and Mary Lou Mazey. TW IRLERS-Barbara Car- lr fi Wmqxnh 1 Tenor Saxophone. Donna Ruth Beagle and Donald Max Noel, Baritone Saxophone. Anna Merle Cox, Baritones, Randall Clay, Dan Stallings, and Don Kephartg Bass Clarinet, Donald Thut and Dorothy Cummings: Bassoon, Junic-e Ann Fahle and Rose- mary Hamiltong Tromhones. Dick Mvlfune, Billy Baird, Kelly Anderson, Javkie Furtis. David Lamb. Donald West, and Jessie Shillings: Basses, Danny Williams, Donald Ray Byars, Ray Wells. John Morehead, Davis Plank, and Jerry Fillmang Drums, Mildred Groves. Gloria Jay, LaRue Kessler, Tympani, Ronald Lewterg Bells. Joan Clay, Bobhye Tucker. Barbara Vaughan. and Peggy Mt-Donald, Marimha, Barbara Stevensg Drum Major. Bill Payne: Assistant Drnm Major, Mildred Grovt-sg Twirlers. Mary Lon Mazey. Bunnie Shelton and Barbara Stevens. Q., 44 BAND SWEETHEART Mildred Groves was elected by members of the band and presented at the half of the Pampa-Brownfield game Oetoher 25, She was also drum majorette. 44 GLEE CLVB members are: Anna Allen. Jo Ann Applebay, Betty Austin, Betty Bar- 1'ctt, Faye Beadle. Jewel Beckham, Bobbye Bennett, Donna Besse. Barbara Blair, Nancy Brummett, Barbara Carlson, Jane Chambers. Joyce Cloud, Jo Ann Codlin, Patricia Cook. Barbara Conrod, Joann Coonrod. Patsy Cox, Lois Crawford. Kathryn Crowley, Carol Culberson. June Dalton, Nelda Davis, Angela Duncan. Nadine Edgerton, Verda Ruth Elkins. Glenna Epperson. Doris Exline. Nickie Fraser, Nadine Frazier. Ethel Gilbert. Catherine Harris. Johnny Sue Hart, Mardell Hawkins. Betty Jo Henderson. Patsy Hethcock. Donna Holden. Billie Jean Hollis. Mary Jean Hoover. Julia Inmon. Carol Ann Keyes, Annie King. Mary Kitchens, Maxine Lane. Marjorie Lawrence. Elizabeth Lockhart. Peggy McCathern, Josephine McCracken, Joyce Maiden. Mary Mathieu. Mary Jean Meador. Peggy Melton. Patsy Miller, Leona Mills. Wanda Morris. Jacqueline Newell. Marjorie Nixon. Charlene Olney. Pat O'R0urke, Georgia Parker, Arvilla Patterson, Ottolene Patton, Bonnie Pendergrass. Nadine Pierce, Norma Ann Pirtle. Margaret Price. Betty Prigmore, Patty Jean Reynolds, Winnie Faye Reynolds. June Richey, Elma Satterfield, Betty Joyce Scott. Billie Louise Scott. Delva Shegdy, Betty Simmons, Carol Sloan. Patsy Smith, Barbara Stockton. Ethel Stoops. Ida Ruth Taylor, Marjorie Taylor. Wadean Thomas. Joanne Thompson. Barbara Walters. Norma Jean Ward, Marion Wenger. Ann White, Elda June Wyatt. Elouise Wyatt. Char- lene Spencer. and Virginia Boyd. PAMPA HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Members of the orchestra are back row left to rlght Lols Yoder stung bass Ruby Mae Wylle Montv Alllson Kelvm Nell N911 Johnson Bettv Walls v1ol1n Mlss Fvelvn Thoma conductor Sharon Chapman stung bass Front row left lo nxght Paula Fxanklm Holm Nllckex Ca'-.ada plano Margaret Jones cello Blsle Harris cello and piano Xera Daughertw piano Irma Lee Per kms vlolln 1 v - v 1 . . . ,. ,. v . . , . 4 v . v 1 v4 - . , x 1 , . l - . . .' . . ' ,' '. ' v v. . ' - - - 1 1 - . - n 1- . 1.- ' ' . v . ' . - 1 4- n 1 .v 1 , . LITTLE HARVESTER Editor ,,,,,,,,7,..,,, .....,,,.,,,,,, A,,, A n na Merle Cox Asst. Editor 7,7,,,.,, . Beverly Baker Feature Editor .,,Y,,, ..,i , Don Lane Sports Editor ,, .,,. Frank Stallings Business Mgr. ,,,t,, ,,t,. ,,,,.., , , , Warren Jones Reporters: Kathryn Rose, Mary Frances Jones. Wilma Tubbs. Elva Jean Anderson. Joann Coon- rod, Don Rowe, Martha Kelley, Maxine Lane, Lon Larkin, Naneen Campbell, Ramona Matheny, Lonnie Williams, Wanda Cobb, Jere Hancock, Margie Sloan, Aurenia White, Pat King, Thelma Link, and Jim Terrell. Throughout the school year the Little Harvester staff keeps the students of PHS informed of school events. The paper, which is published as a page in the Pampa News each Sunday. is a member of the Interscholastic League Press Conference. Panhandle High School Press Association, Texas High School Press Association, and the Quill and Scroll. The Harvester, school yearbook which records all student activities, is also pub- lished by PHS students and sponsors the elections of the school favorites and pin-ups. Miss Claris Glick is advisor for both of these publications. T HARVESTER Co-Editors ., , ,, t,,, Erma Lee Kennedy Alberta Williams Sports Editor . , ,,,,.,,.,, Warren Jones Layout Editor ,...,,,.,,,,,.,. Alice Cook Business Mgr. A .,,, Ramona Matheny Staff: Bobbie McClendon, Doris Shackelford, Patricia Kelley, Bertha Killion, Ruby Bradford, Tommy Chisholm, Beverly Bak- er, Lou Ella Butler, Hazel Nice. Charlene Brown, Wanda Hilburn, Margie Sloan. Bette Brown, Dolores Burnum, June My- att, Drusilla Boyd, Wanda Milam, Peggy Reno, Lawrence Baines, Freddie Brock, and Milton Benham. QUILL AND SCROLL President .. .. Don Rowe Vice-President Jimmy Terrell Secretary Erma Lee Kennedy The Pampa Chapter of Quill and Scroll is called the -Dorothy Parker Chapter. The highlights of the year were the dance dur- ing the fall and the banquet during the spring. At a fashion show during the dance Mildred Overstreet was crowned fashion queen. Mr. Olin Hinkle. head of the jour- nalism department at West Texas State at Canyon, was guest speaker at the banquet. The members of the Quill and Scroll went to Amarillo in March to assist with the ini- tiation of new members there. Members, Back Row, left to right: Jim Terrell, Bob Parkinson, Pat Miller, Ramona Matheny, Alberta Williams. Erma Lee Kennedy, Don Rowe. Front Row: Frank Stallings, Beverly Baker, Anna Merle Cox, Mary Frances Jones, Kathryn Rose, Martha Kelley. RADIO CLASS This is the nrst year that Radio Speech has been a part of the curriculum in Pampa High School. The course of study includes continuity writing. commercials, script writing. as well as special work such as station announcing with em- ' phasis on correct diction. voice and pro- nunciation. A project of the class has been the sponsorship of a weekly radio program over KPDN. Standing, left to right: Carl Gilchriest, Dick McCune, Mary Cady, Floyd Shaw. Billy Nellis. Seated: Jimmy Crouch, Elva Jean Ander- son, Beverly Baker, Mary Rutherford, James Harrah, Jim Wilson. HI-Y The Pampa chapter of Hi-Y has been active in school and community work throughout the school year. 194546. The club maintained the Teen Canteen until an ex-serviceman could be gotten to be caretaker. Social events held were an in- formal party the first semester and a formal party-dance in February. This organization is affiliated with the YMCA. Officers for el the 1945-46 year were: Dick McCune, presi- ' ' dent: Horace Saunders, vice-president: James Harrah, secretary: Warren Jones, .g treasurer, and Bill Nellis, parliamentarian. I. Hi-Y members are: Billy Nellis. Dick Mct'une. Frank Stallings llon Losher, Charles Spencer. Bob Parkinson, James Harrah, Billy Hutchinson. Don Morrison. Billy Gene Davis. Tommy Darby. Ronald Lewter. Warren Jones. Richard Scheig. Jerry Barber. Bill Bain, Willis Price. John Spearman. Harold Anderson. Monte Lower. A. Z. Griffin Jack Hood, Bill Tarpley. and Bob O'Brien. Tri-Hi-Y members are: June Matheny, Reba Bain, Doris Shackel- ford, Beverly Candler, Margaret Price, Carol Culberson. Gloria Jay, Edith Morrow. Patsy Pierson, Beverly Baker, Betty Barrett. Drusilla Boyd, Alverna Miller, Elva Jean Anderson. Jeannine Conyers, Patsy Miller, Georgi Anna Grogan, Margery Dixon, Marjie Taylor. Margie Lawrence, Jean Pratt, Anita Lane, Libby Sturgeon. Erma Lee Kennedy, Bunny Shelton, Lucille Smith, Alice Jean Robinson. Ramona Matheny. and Joyce Pratt. TRI-HI-Y To help create. maintain. and extend throughout the community high standards of Christian character is the aim of the Tri-Hi-Y, Their outstanding event of the year was the Cupid's Ball at which Joyce Pratt and Bill Speer were chosen the ideal couple. The club officers are: Ramona Matheny, president: Joyce Pratt, vice-president: Erma Lee Kennedy, secretary-treasurerg and Elva Jean Anderson, program chairman. X V SPANISH CLUBS Four clubs have been formed by the Spanish students. They are La Primera Clase, Las Carcomidas. Las Calchinuites, and Las Chichicastenangos. Oflicers of the four clubs arc. left to right: Mildred McC'lendon, Betty Myatt. Joytfe Davis, Jimmy Vox, Frank Green, Tommy Chisholm. Mildred Overstreet. Naomi Exlinc, Mary Ruth- erford. Don Lane, Patricia Cook, Mickey Casa- da. Arvilla Patterson. and Donna Holden. Miss Virginia Vaughan is the instructor of Spanish. LATIN CLUBS Students taking Latin have formed three clubs. called Inter Nos, Latin Club II, and Socii. Officers of the three clubs are, left to right: Charles Lockhart, Judy Smith, Katherine Mc- Namara, Doris Flood: Beverly Baker, Gloria Jay, Norma Ann Pirtle. Marion Wenger, Wanda Fish, Angela Duncan. and David Lamb. Mrs, Lula B. Owen is the instructor of Latin. 44.1 , - t ' ,geo-f V .,. .p.r::..-., .he:. . 4 7' ' ' 1 It . 5 --' A i gli L-.3 Q' va H FRENCH CLUB Officers of the French Club, Les Poulets, are: Max Hukill, president: Margafret Price, vice-presidentg Donna Ruth Beagle, secretary. Members of Les Poulets are, left to right: Mary Ann Davis, Gloria Ward, Donna Nensteil. Beth Combest. Alice Robinson, Betty Prigmore, Margaret Price, Max Hukill, Donna Beagle, Lela Ward. Jeanine Conyers, Billie Don Crow- son. Martha Maguire, and Mary Lou Lane. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Back Row, left to right: Helen Kiser. Jo Ann Thompson. Marietta Trader, Dorothy Maddox, Wanda Fish. Elizabeth Parnell. June Russell, Norma Russell. Naomi Exline. Mary Redus, Patsye Husband, Bettye Davis, Rosalie Brad- ford, Geneva Covalt, Juanita Dittmeyer, Lo- anne Finney. Harriet Kribbs. and Zita Ken- nedy. First Row: Letha Smith. Geneva Dittmeyer, Joyce Rhoten, Mary Meador. Doris Flood, Miss Mary Gordon. librarian. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Back How. left to right: Jo Ann Applebay, Tiny Hobart. Helen Hagerty. Martha Kelley, Mildred Overstreet. and Margaret Price. Second Row: Betty Moseley, Barbara Steph- ens. Pat O'Rourke. and Margery Dixon. First Row: Mrs, Lou Roberts. registrarg Ginger Bassett. Barbara Walters. Kathryn Rose. Betty Coffey. Jean Talley. Mr. Glenn Alli- son, assistant prinripal. -.. BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS Left to right: Betty Boynton, Louise De Moss. Gorda Bell Miller, Virginia Bates, Glyn- tiene Swindle, Betty Ward, Joyce Stone, Betty Dillman. and Mrs. Faye Davis. manager of the book room. SENIOR PLAY THREE-CORNERED MOON Mrs. Rimplegar Douglas Rimplegar Kenneth Rimplegar Ed Rimplegar Elizabeth Rimplegar Dr. Stevens Kitty Jenny Property Managers Stage Manage-rs Director Mary Rutherford James Harrah Bob Parkinson Pat King Phyllis Parker Bill Nellis Colleen Voyles Betty Schulkey Barbara Norris Joyce Pratt Alberta Williams Russell Neef Frank Stallings Erma Lee Kennedy Ruth Stapleton vi STAGE CREW Stage Managers Edward Johnson Bob Love Anita Lane Prompters Zita Kennedy Joan Thompson Property Managers Martha Hogan Joan Sawyer Eleanor Carruth JUNIOR PLAY -I- N., -L.. Members of the Future Homemakers of America, Homemaking club, are: Barbara Anderson, Jonnie Auwen, Pauline Boyd, Wilma Boyd, Dovie Braly, Virginia Brodnax, Naneen Campbell, Barbara Carruth, Jane Chambers, Helen Corneilson, Dorothy Cummings. Julia Dawes, Juanita Dittmeyer, Shirley Easter, Ruthie Lee Franks, Margie Goddard, Betty Greene, Patsy Groniger, Elsie Harris, Glenda Hogsett, Dorothy Jones, Sue Jorden, Erma Lee Ken- nedy. Theresa Keyes, Maxine King, Mary Kitt-hens, Margaret Langford. Lorita Marsell, Lilith Martin, Josephine McCracken. Betty McCrate, Bertie McDowell, Edrie Morrison, Barbara Norris, Phyllis Ann Parker, Norma Parks, Edylene Pryor, Claudia Ratliff. Peggy Reno. Billie Louise Scott, Letha Bee Smith. Lucille Smith. Mary Starnes, Atha Belle Steward, Edith Taylor, Margie Taylor, Faye Trader. Wilma Tubbs, Mary Beth Wells, Betty Jo West, Gladys Wilson, Margaret Wilson, Marjorie Wilson, Lois Yoder, Johnnie Mae Young. Virginia Allen, Euleta Covalt, Vina Dittberner, Patsye Ferguson, Mary Jo Harvey, Irene Hoggatt, Ellen Prather, Polly Sander, Charlene Spencer, Lillian Stark, Bonnie Tucker, Patsy Tneker, Barbara Vaughn. OFFICERS Officers of the FHA are, left to right: Naneen Campbell. secretary spring semester: Phyllis Parker. secretary fall semester: Lucille Smith. vice-president, Margie Goddard, historian, and Erma Lee Kennedy, president. . ,, 'lsaiv ', ...P 527. ' ,, .f 'w'1 9: ff a-Ti' 41 x' fy s.. no gt: 43:3 M, if I I x gjf, 1 r r an . ' o d' , . 1' , . . l Y , 3' V A at Q I . 4 ' 'I 1 .K ' Affiyzg. 5 'in E S- 421.4 7 0 ,- , :iv 1 l. la 1 '-1 K 1 alll If v , . 1 J I 0 I .., . Y , ' n H -. 1 T 9713154 15144 .v.j rv X ' , ' A v X L' ' ' ' uk- 1 ' U 'K 1- J I . ,J 1. ., l, , Hi ' Ag, ,AU 'I 'Ll F. A -i ni X' x- . Q6 1? ' A ',.... iam 'V A 6:5 'S' il ,sf s 1. Miss Mary Winston. 2. Doris. Harriet. and the Sun. 3. Barliarzi. the sun beauty 1. A flemmtinii fm' tln- l'1iI 'l'lI'2illl'E'S Jvun. Frediiiv, Kathryn and lianifnia. fi, A de- lightful couple- Pal UlR1ll1l'liP'l1ll4l Bill Krilmlns. T, lilxna Klan- Szitlwfin-lil, S, Two sailors inrl a inlutral. Iianrlall, Jun. and llnirlie 9 T ln: rwin sw-tion of PHS--the Matliieus brurks anll Wilsuns. 10. Biz Ik-vt, llrmvi-r, Sanali-rs, l'X'lgI1llIl'6, Holds-n, and Hawkins. 11. Slave drive-r Jwzxii---Q-li. liulmi' 12. lilfnidiu Bvrtlia. 13. Cowgirl Hilda. 14. Young glanifn'-Sybil, Iii-tty. and Patsy. .ISL Is that Mary lil1ll1Cl'l'Ul'tl'f 16. Mr. and Mrs. Savage T. Doris and Kathryn. 15. Senior Valentine Banquet. 5 491 ,Q XX X H 1 vi I i . 'Tx nl i - - Qxlxx ' ' I ' .A- fi 2 g::E:'.: 'C' - . -A - -f- . 4-319 ff . - fit-iii -,. P f ' 'N : .1 F 'JQ- f ' 0 chilli' he weather hue Dxusllla 1 do t know, 3, Peggy. at guess where. heres wmur horse John v 1 me appeal -.1 1 fied. 13, Lum-khu1't, 51111 know better tmn t at KVKINYNTIW m e 111'-St-nifwr htmquet. 9. You mustn Q t 1 x ut-11. at serimls puse, 11, Aw. shww 41 ' an Ju Jd x xt un. 123, Wh musta won. 14. Sut-h txextmn 1 tm ter g lmpwt h Xhx me N1 n rusilla? 17, Dl'92iI'l1. dream. dream. 1133111 e Mtn v en 'mc me 19. Are yuu walking or on horse- Q5 Ytlllli his le lmhv? 21. Thvy came to a happy Cum- ITOIIIINQ f Nhat tun tm mc V81 wuz in tht- woods. Q VW mmm- R , K, ..l fl . n . ,vw-'-V -- 'D fxillgi. s ,q ,': ni' 5 .U Q., ,. 1 , f . F- .an '- mfg J + N.. 1.8-vZ7 , N as-a-.4w.,,..,., Q-opwaoaunu 1. Kampus Kids. 2. Let's dam-e. 3. Music: One Club-Betcha can't find the teacher. 4. Leg art!! 5. Does the sign pertain to the girls or the school? 6. Cowboy Buddy. 7. Bow-legged Bernese. 8. Randy and grin Incorpo- rated, 9, Sweater girl Dorothy. 10, Gruesome Twosome!!-Bernie and Bill. 11. Campus Cuties, Vaughn and Schie. 12. Bobbysoxers in Waco. 13. Homeward hound in Gold Dust. 14. The husky milk drinkers. 15. Steadies-Bill and Joyce, Bernie and Nancy. 16, Six boys and three girls. Who said there was a shortage of men? 5 J- +f M A4 L if -if 1 I X 1 ,I -Law .r'- Lk -3. I. 'E Qi- X 5 -si .3 - ,. Terrell. Randall Clay. Bernie Brown and Bill Speer. l-'asltion Queen attendant. 4. Crowning of Football Queen and attendants. T. Willis Price and Gene Shaw, Queen-Frances Jean Gilbert, 9-10. Football Queen attendants. June Cummins and Mildred Overstreet. 11. Fall Fashion Queengalildred Overstreet. 12. Runner-up for Fall Fashion Queen-Erma Lee Kennedy. 13. Mildred Groves-Band Queen. 14-15. Joyce Pratt and Erma Lee Kennedy. Basketball Queen attendants. 16. Mildred Overstreet. Basketball Queen. 1. Escorts at football and basketball Coronation-Jimmy 2. Crowning of Fall Fashion Queen. 3. Ginger Bassett-Fall Queen. 5. Beverly Candler. Football Queen. 6. Basketball escorts in Fashion Coronation. 8. Nominee for Fall Fashion 7 .,-sk g og kip, 49 'Xi 1. li 1, What's this, Terrell? 2. Peggy and Alverna waitinfz at the church. 3. Billy and Barbara-steadies, of course! 4. Genrgi Anna and llnn flitm, I'lilllflSHlll9H Mac-Y! 6. Junior High lwoks nine behind Bertha Mae, Pat. and Erma Lee. 7. Herffs m you frnm Dir-k and friends, S, Ship ahny! 9. 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