Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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This year the year the volley- ball te am is capably led by Co- The organized activi- ties of the Girls' Sports Club a r e volleyball, ten- nis, table tennis, bowling, basketball, archery, and baseball. Of these, vol- leyball is the favorite. captain Pat Woodfill, sophomore, and Barbara Robertson, ajunior. Addlene C omb s, a senior, is showing the trophies won by the volleyball team last year to Billie Jo Huff, a transfer from Louisiana, and Marilyn Hamilton, a transfer from Skellytown. This incident often happens, especially to Nancy Rath and Shirley Culwell, both Juniors. One of the best servers on the team is Beverly Williams, another sophomore. 'HQ' , This is a typical scene in any girls dressing room. These freshman are Joann Smith, Barbara Sharp, and Frankie Turpen.

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Aargaret Houston and Myrtle Jrdan a r e talking over posi- ons on the court just before game, gl ill I 4 eanie Johnson is giving e l a id e Williams instruc- is on how to keep score. fact, they are just real good nagers, Each game must have officials. BarbaraCarr and Emma Reed officiate all our home games. xi, During each game a mistake sheet is kept. Alice Posey,Ruby Varnon, freshmen, andGeraldine Willis, sophomore, a r e checking to see how many mistakes they have made. N an c y Whelchel, Ann Thomp- son, Donna Wilkinson, and Mava Jo Blalock are Mr s. McNeely's office girls. They r e ally earn their one-half credit.

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.,, , ' ,, BEST LDRCDUND GIRL Again this year Pat Woodfill has been voted by the members of the Girl's Sports Club to be the best all-around girl in sports. A sophomore, Pat is president of the Sports Club, and co-captain of the volleyball team. Bowling is Pat's favorite in- dividual sport.