Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1952 volume:

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Roberts, M. E. Mrs. Ruby Capps, B. A. West Texas State College Oklahoma College for Assistant Principal Women Counselor Evelyn Milam, M. A. Texas Technological College Registrar 'X Principal 55 'Q L, Z sq 1- Kenneth W. Bauxngardner, M. M. Texas University Choral Supervisor O. L. Brummett Texas A. 81 M. Texas University H General Metal Trades xxx Orland Butler, B. A. Southwestern State College Oklahoma B and Olive Carter, M. A. East Texas State Teachers College Public ations lgq Mrs. Louise Chittenden Fort Hays Kansas State College Bookkeeper Joyce Cronk, B. A. Texas State College for Women Physical Education Grace Cru.mp, M. M. North Texas State College Choral Music Johnnie Douglas, B. A., B. S. Texas State College for Science Mary Dean Dozier, M. A. North Texas State College English Women Arden Eversmeyer, B. A Texas State College for Women Driver Education E. W. Frxzzell, B. S. Stephen F. Austin College Hi story , Football B. G. Gordon, M. E. West Texas State College Head of Mathematics Department Oklahoma University Library Mary Gordon, B. A. in L. S. W. W. Hopkins, M. E. North Texas State College Mathematics Billie Hutchings, B. A, Texas Technological College Head of Speech Department Margaret Jones, M. A. Texas State College for Women Head of English Department Science Mrs. Leah Lamb, M. A. Colorado State College Dwaine Lyon, B. S. West Texas State College Pg. Football I Q Clifton McNee1y, B. S. Texas Wesleyan College Basketball Mrs. Hortense Miller Middle Tennessee State College Study Hall Jack W. Nichols, M. B. A. West Texas State College Head of Commercial Department if x S 2 Cameron Marsh, A. B. G eorge W ashington Unive rsity History Mrs. E. L. Norman, B. A. Texas Unive rsity Mathematics Mrs. Lula B. Owen, M. A. West Texas State College Latin, English Myles Morgan, B. S. Northeastern State College, Oklahoma Head of Industrial Arts Department Aubra Nooncaster, M. A Sul Ross State College Football, English Iohn B. Plaster, B. S. West Texas State College Mathematics I. L. Spencer, B. S. West Texas State College Mathematics Mrs.I. C. Pattillo, B. B. A. Texas University Commercial Subjects Paul Payne, B. S. Texas Technological College Vocational Agriculture Madge Rusk, M. A. West Texas State College Head of History Department Thomas O. Tipps, M. E. Sul Ross State College Football, History Mrs. J. E. Torvie, B. A. Louisiana Technological College English R. W. Tripp, B. A. Southwestern State College Oklahoma History, Physical Education Virginia V aughan, M .A. West Texas State C ollege Mary Winston, B.A Texas University Head of Language Dept. History Kenneth Walters, M.A. West Texas State College English l ' 'lf t r E A in Well, well, teachers ARE humang AREN'T they? wt , 5. , S SE IOR CLASS Senior Class officers ---- Tollie Hutchens -p r e s id e nt, Harriet Schwartz-secretary, and Jim Bob Cox-vice president ---- are inspecting the new gym. Highlights of the senior year included the Mardi Gras on February 23,the Senior Banquet given by the BaptistChurch,the Junior-Senior Banquet,the Western party given by the Metho- dist Church, and the Senior Day. KLLSTON, CHARLOTTE Cheerleader 49, Radio Speech 49 Mixed Chorus Accompanrst 49 50 A Cappella Accompanist 5l 52 Senior Sextet All state Choir 52 Tn Hr Y Worship Chairman 50 Beta Tau President 5l Council President 52 Dele gate to Plainview 52, Delegate to District 52 Spanish Club 50 5l Vice President 50g Spanish I Award 50 Interscholastrc Typing 50 National Honor Society Sl, 52 Student Council Secretary 52 Office Assistant 52 Lions Club Sweetheart Jan 52 Choir Queen S2 Valedrctorran 52 Best Citizen 52. ALVERSON, ALMA RUTH Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50 Sl 52 IAGGERMAN, VERNON Vocational Industrial Club 50 Future Farmers of America Sl 52 BARNARD, REBA Radio Speech 52, Latin Club 5l 52 Mlnco Oklahoma Future Home makers ol America 48 Pep Club 48 BECKER, J. C. Baseball 49, Hi-Y 50 BERRY, ANN Glee Club 49, M BERRY, GILBERT BLACK, JOHNNIE BLAIR, DORTHA BLALOCK, MAVA BONNY, EUGENE Guerrilla: Basketball 50 Football 50 Harvester Football 5l Band 50 5l 52, Hi-Y: Wheels President 52 Spanish Club 50 Sl Baseball 5l Track 5I, 52. BOZARTH, CARROLL DEAN Guerrilla Football 48 Future Farmers of America Sl 52 BRAKE, VIVIEN Student Council 50, Latin Club: Vice-President 50, ,Secretary 51, Office Assistant 51, 52, Mixed Chorus Accompanist 51, Senior Sextet Accom- ponist 51, A Cappella Choir 51, 52, Football Queen 51, Maiorette 51, Carnival Queen Attendant 52, Lions Club Sweetheart Nov. 51, Tri-Hi-Y 51, 52, Delegate to District 52, Nominee for Pin-Up 52. BREWER, JOE ANN Radio Speech 51, Mixed Chorus 52. BROYLES, CHARLES Okmulgee, Oklahoma: Bullpups 48. Guerrilla Football 49, Harvester Foot- ball 50, Sl, All-district Honorable Mention 51, Baseball 50, 51. BULLARD, JIMMY Wheeler: Freshman Vice President, Mustangs 48, 49. BURNS, DON Spanish Club 51, 52, Guerrilla Football 49, Harvester Football 50, 51, Track 51, 52. CAMPBELL, BILL Guerrilla Football 49, 50, Guerrilla Basketball 50. CARRUTH, BRENT Guerrilla Football 49, Future Farmers of America Vice-President 51, 52, Hi-Y 51, Parliamentarian of Wheels 52, Mixed Chorus 51, A Cappella Choir 52, Choir King 52, Boys Quartet 52, National Honor Society 52. CARVER, CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Y 51, 52, Latin Club 50, 51, National Honor Society 51, Sec- retory 52, A Cappella Choir 51, 52, Junior Sextet, Senior Sextet. CASEY, REUEL Junior Play, National Thespian Society 51, Treasurer 52, Senior Play, Runner-Up for Pin-Up 52. CHAPMAN, JILL Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52, Band 52, Tri-Hi-Y 51, 52, District Delegate 52. CHISUM, EDWARD Radio Speech 52 CLEMENS, BRYAN Guerrilla Football 50, Little Harvester 50, 51, Editorial Editor 52, Student Council 51, 52, Student Body President 52, National Honor Society 51, 52, Junior Rotarian Sept. 51, Senior Play Crew, Quill and Scroll 51, 52. 'S- in , H COCKRELL, LEE Guerrilla Basketball 495 Howdy Week King 495 Future Farmers of America: Treasurer 51, President 525 Student Council 525 National Honor Society 52. COFFEE, KEN MixedChorus 495 A Cappella Choir 50, 51, 525 Boys Quartet 51, 525 Senior Play Crew. CONKLIN, BILLEY DON Football: Guerrillas 49, 50, rlarvesters 51. CONLEY, DONNA Band 49, 50, 515 lnterscholastic Typing 505 Latin Club 50, 515 Tri-Hi-Y: Beta Tau Secretory 51, Delegate to District 5'l, Alpha Tau Secretary 52, Delegate to Planning Conference 52, Delegate to District 525 National Honor Society 51, Program Chairman 525 Office Assistant 525 Harvester Staff 525 Girls Sports Club: Basket- ball 525 Senior Play. COOK, JIMMY Football: Guerrilla 49, Harvester 50, 515 Baseball 49, 50, 51. COPELAND, CARROL LEE Future Farmers of America 51, 52. COPLIN, MYRNA COURSON, HAROLD Football: Guerrilla 49, 50, Harvester 515 Track 51, 52. COX, JIM BOB Student Council 49, 50, 51, 525 Freshman Vice-President5 Sophomore President5 Junior President5 Senior Vice-President5 Hi-Y 49, 50, Presi- dent of Cogs 51, President of Wheels 525 Football: Guerrilla 49, Co- captain 50, Harvester 515 Baseball 515 Band 49, 50, 51, Drum Maior 51, President 515 Junior Rotarian Dec. 515 National Honor Society 52. COX, NEVA LYNN Girls Glee Club 495 Mixed Chorus 505 A Cappella Choir 51, 525 Tri-Hi-Y Sl, 525 Little Harvester 515 Library Assistant 515 Quill and Scroll 51, 525 Salutatorian 525 National Honor Society 52. CRAMB, DOLORES Girls Sports Club, Tapping 495 Girls Glee Club 495 Mixed Chorus 50, 515 A Cappella Choir 525 Office Assistant 51, 52. CROSSMAN, DAVID Harvester Basketball Manager 50, 51, 525 Hi-Y 51, Wheels Vice- President 52, Delegate to District 52. 1, CROWNOVER, MELVIN CUDN EY, DeWEY Football: Harvester 49, 50, Sl, All-district IAA S0, Honora Mention All-State 50, Honorable Mention District lAAAA Guerrilla Basketball 50, Spanish Club Sl, President 50, Hi-Y National Honor Society Sl, President S2, Senior Play, One- Play 52. CULWELL, SHIRLEY Girls Sports Club: Harvesterettes 49, 50, Bowling 49, Tumbling Tennis Captain 49, 50, Vice-President 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Sen Play, Spanish Club 50, Sl. DAUGHERTY, ELBERT Borger: Hi-Y 49, 50, A Cappella Choir 50, Sl. Pampa: Hi-Y 1 A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Boys Quartet 52, Student Council f Cheerleader S2. DAVIS, BILLY Guerrilla Basketball 49, Hi-Y 20, Football: Harvester 50, Sl, F Team All District Sl, Leading Scorer District l-AAAA and Secw Ground Gainer Sl, Track Sl, 52, Nominee All-School Favorite Nominee Pin-Up 52, Radio Speech 52. DAVIS, DALE DELK, DEE OLA DENNY, MYRTLE DENTON, VERNON Guerrilla Football Sl. DICKEY, JAN Little Harvester 49, Editorial Editor SO, Sl, Co-editor 52, TH! delegate S2, ILPC Regional Meet 50, Sl,lLPC State Meet-,F Place News Writing Sl, Debate Team S0, Radio Speech National Anthology of High School Poetry SO, Band 52, Quill 1 Scroll Sl, Secretary 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, 52, Latin Club 50, National Honor Society 52. DROULLARD, VESTA Future Hamemakers of America 49, 50, Spanish Club Sl, 52. DUDLEY, WANDA Future Homemakers of America 49, 50, Sl, 52: Girls Sports C 49, 50, Sl, 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, 52, Spanish Club Sl, 52. JENKEL, LARRY ipanish Club 50, 5l, Hi-Y, Wheels Parliamentarian 52, Wheels Treas- lrer 52. DULANEY, JIMMIE Basketball: Guerrilla 50, Harvester Sl, 52, Junior Favorite. IMAS, CONNIE Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, 52, Future Homemaker: of Amer- ica S2, Tri-Hi-Y Sl, 52. EDWARDS, ERNESTINE Future Homemakers of America 50, Secretary 49, Tennis Club 49, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, 52. LIS, PAT Girls Glee Club 49 ,Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, Spanish Club 51, Secretary 52. Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Delegate to District 52, Junior Play, Office Assist- unt Sl. ELY, CHARLES Football: Guerrilla 49, Harvester 50, Sl. IERSON, MARY JANE Tri-Hi-Y 50 EMLER, LAUNA ILOE, ANNA SUE Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Girls Sextet Sl, 52, Spanish Club 50, Sl, Library Assistant Sl. EWING, JANELL Girls Glee Club 49, Band 50, Sl, 52, Girls Sports Club SZ. INCHUM, EUGENE FORDUCY, WANDA Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, 52, Latin Club 50, Sl, Junior Play, Senior Play, Radio Speech 52. FRASER, LINDA Girls Glee Club 49, S2, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, Carnival Queen 49, Spanish Club 50, Sl, Sophomore Cheerleader, Junior Cheerleader, Head Cheerleader 52, Basketball Queen Sl, Basketball Queen At- tendant 52, Student Council 52, Senior Play. GAFFNEY, SAMMY Hi-Y 49, 50, Guerrilla Football 49, Radio Speech 52. l GARNER, LA JUANA Girls Glee Club 49, Howdy Week Queen 50, Quill and Scroll Sl, 52, Little Harvester Cartoonist Sl, Basketball Queen Attendant Sl, Foot- ball Queen 52, Office Assistant 52, National Honor Society 52. GOWER, ALICE Harvesterettes 49, 50, Spanish Club Sl, Treasurer 50, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Mixed Chorus SO, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Office Assist- ant 52. GREEN, JEAN Odessa: Math Club. Pasadena: Band 49, 50, Sl, Honor Society 50, Sl, Future Teachers of America, Vice-President 50, Sl, Showboat Review 50, Sl, Variety Show S0, Sl. Pampa: Girls Sports Club 52, Harvester- ettes Manager 52, Senior Play Crew: Office Assistant 52. GRONINGER, CAROLYN SUE Band 49, 50, Sl, 52, Tri-Hi-Y Sl, 52, Latin Club 50, Sl, Major- ette 50, Sl. GU RLEY, GENEVA HANKHOUSE, MAE JO Band 49, 50, Sl, 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Girls Sports Club Sl, SZ, Harvester Sl, Little Harvester Sl, 52, Office Assistant S2. HARDEN, RlCK Band 49, 50, Vice-President Sl, President 52, Baseball Sl. HAWTHORNE, INA JO Tri-Hi-Y 50, Girls Sports Club Sl, 52. HENDRICKS, JEAN Tri-Hi-Y Sl, Historian 52, Delegate to District 52, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Little Harvester Sl, Office Assistant 52. HINKLEY, JAMES Mixed Chorus 49, 50, Sl, 52, Hi-Y Sl, 52, Treasurer Sl: Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. HOUSDON, ELSIE Student Council 49, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52. HOUSTON, MARGARET Amarillo: Y-Teens 50, Chorus Club 49, 50, Future Teachers of America 49, Girls Sports Club 49, 50, Basketball 49, Volleyball 49, so, Band 49, so. Pampa: Tri-Hi-Y 51, 52, Girls Sports Club 51, Secretary 52, Horvesterettes 51, Band 51, 52, Future Homemokers of America 52, Vice-President 51, Office Assistant 52. HUFFHINES, DORIS EVELYN , Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 52, Library Assistant 51. HULSEY, BOB HUSTED, GLENDA Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Office Assistant 50, 51, 52. HUTCHENS, TOLLIE Hi-Y 49, 50, 52, President 51, Vice-President Spokes 51, Football: Guerrilla 49, Harvester 50, 51, Guerrilla Basketball 49, Student Council 49, 50, 51, 52, Student Council Convention 51, Elected Student Body Vice-President, Resigned 52, Senior President, Base- ball 49, 50, 51, Senior Play Crew, Best Citizen 52. CARROL, JAMES JETER, DUANE Basketball: Guerrila 50, Harvester 51, 52, Honorable Mention All- District 51, Second Team All District 52, Hi-Y 51, President 52, Delegate to District 52, National Honor Society 51, Vice-President 52, Spanish Club 51, Reporter 50, Junior Rotarian Feb. 52. JOHNSON, BLAINE Student Council 49, 50, 52, Spanish Club 52, Vice-President 51, Na- tional Honor Society 52. JOHNSON, DWAIN White Deer: W Club 49, Vice-President 50, Football 50. JOHNSON, JEANIE Girls Sports Club 50, Secretary 51, President 52, Tennis 50, 51, Har- vesterettes 50, 51, 52, National Thespian Society 51, Secretary 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Spanish Club 50, 51, Student Council Historian 52, Jun- ior Play, Senior Play Crew, Little Harvester 51, 52, Senior Favorite, Lions Club Sweetheart Feb. 52, National Honor Society 52. JONES, BETTYE Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir 51, 52, Junior Sextet, Senior Sextet, Junior Play, Radio Speech 52. JONES, VIRGINIA Radio Speech 52. JORDAN, MYRTLE Hereford: Volleyball 49. Pampa: Girls Sports Club 50, Sl, 52, Harvesterettes 50, 5l, Future Homemakers of America 50, 5l, Spanish Club 50, 51. KEETON, HELEN Future Homemakers of America 49, 52, Treasurer 50, Sl, Girls 1 Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, 52, Radio Speech 5l. KIFF, BETTY Student Council 49, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 5C Cappella Choir 5l, Secretary 52, Junior Sextet, Senior Se: Spanish Club Sl, Reporter 50, Thespians Sl, 52, Junior I Senior Play, Attendant to Carnival Queen 52, Nominee for Up 52, National Honor Society 52. KING, JERRYE ANN Girls Sports Club 49, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, 5l Cappella Choir 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Spanish Club 50, Sl, Student Cow 52. KRETZMEIER, LeROY Band 49, 50, 5l, 52. LANE, ALICE LONG, GERETA . Groom, Texas: Number Sense Contest 49, Fourth Place. LUNSFORD, JAMES Band 49, 50, Sl, Baseball SI, Hi-Y Sl. Lefors: Band 52, Senior Play McBRIDE, DOUGLAS McCOY, FRED Gladewater: Most Friendly Boy 50, Distributive Education Club Vice-President 50. Mc FALL, LYNN Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, A Cappella Choir Little Harvester 50, 5l, Advertising Manager 52, Spanish 4 50, 51, Quill and Scroll Sl, 52, Tri-Hi-Y 5l, 52, Delegate to trict 52, National Thespian Society 5l, 52, Junior Play, Senior F AcMINN, BERNA LOU Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus S05 A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Girls Sports Club 52, Harvesterettes 49, Tri-Hi-Y 50, SI, Radio Speech 50. McNAMARA, BERNARD Harvester Football Manager 49, 50, SI, Golf 49, 50, Sl, S25 Span- ish Club Sl, 52. AcPHERSON, BILL Student Council 49, S0, Sl, 52, Freshman President, Sophomore Vice- President, Latin Club 50, Sl, National Honor Society Sl, 52, Guerrilla Basketball S05 Guerrilla Football, Co-Captain 49, Harvester Football 50, Sl, All District First Team, Defense and Offense, Sl. MALONE, SUE MANNING, J. R. Radio Speech 495 Hi-Y S0, Sl, S25 Spanish Club 50, Sl, Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. MARTIN, RAY Guerrilla Football 50. MERCHANT, JACQUELINE Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Treasurer 52, Delegate to District 525 Spanish Club, Secretary 50, Vice-President SI, interscholastic Typing 50, Senior Play Crew S25 National Honor Society S2. MILLER, JOYCE Flagstaff, Arizona: Future Homemakers of America 49, 50, Na- tional Honor Society Sl, State Essay Contest Sl, Third Place: Girls' State Delegate Sl. Pampa: National Honor Society S2. MILLER, PAUL Vocational Industrial Club, Vice-President Sl, Future Farmers of America SI, 52. MILLS, SID Guerrilla Football 49, Harvester Football SO, Sl. MITCHELL, DWAINE Mixed Chorus 49, S05 A Cappella Choir Sl, 52. MOORE, BOBBY Childress: Football 49, SO, Future Farmers of America 49, S0. MORGAN, MORRIS MOYER, JANE Gage, Oklahoma: State Honor Society 49, Band 49, Basketball 49. Pampa: Band 50, Sl, Tri-Hi-Y: 50, 5l, Secretary 52, Delegate to District 52, National Honor Society Sl, 52, Office Assistant 52, Girls Sports Club 52, Latin Club 50, Sl, Harvester Staff 52. MUNS, HARRY MUSGRAVE, EARL Future Farmers of America Sl, Treasurer S2. NELMS, LOUISE Greensburg, Kansas: Y-Teens 49. Lindsay, Oklahoma: Basketball 49. Pampa: Tri-Hi-Y Sl, Girls Sports Club Sl, 52, Future Homemakers of America 52. NELSON, MOLLY Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, 52, Spanish Club 49, Treasurer 50, Latin Club Sl, Vice-President SZ, Student Council 50, Representative ta Girls gaate Sl, Student Council Convention 50, National Honor Society ORR, JIMMY Hi-Y: Secretary Sl, President 52, Delegate to District 52, National Honor Society Sl, 52, National Thespian Society Sl, 52, Junior Play, Mixed Chorus 49, A Cappella Choir 50, Sl, President 52, Choir Sgeepstokes Award Sl, Student Council Sl, Boys State Sl, Boys Quarter S . PARKER, GERALDINE Spanish Club Sl, 52, Girls Sports Club S0, Sl, S2, Harvesterettes 52, Future Hamemakers of America S0, Sl. PARKS, CLARICE Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Band 49, 50, Office Assistant Sl, Junior Play. PERKINS, ANN Spanish Club Sl, President SZ, Fiesta Queen 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Alpha Tau President 52, Delegate to District 52, Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Office Assistant Sl, Senior Play, Runner-up for Pin-up SZ, Lions Club Sweetheart Dec. Sl, National Honor Society 52. POOL, ROY Guerrilla Football 49, Harvester Football S0, Sl, Honorable Mention All-District Sl, Harvester Basketball Sl, 52. PORTERFIELD, VERA Radio Speech S2 PRICHARD, JAMES Hi-Y 50, Sl, 52, Football: Guerrilla 49, 50, Harvester 51, Baseball 49 50. PRYOR, EDWARD PURSLEY, ADNEY QUILLEN, TED Vocational Industrial Club 49, 50. READING, G. K. Latin Club 50, 5I. REED, MARY EVA RICH, BETTY Mixed Chorus 50, 51, Spanish Club 50, 5l. ROBERTS, DOROTHY Tri-Hi-Y 50, 51, Spanish Club 50, SI. ROBERTS, LEOLA Quill and Scroll Sl, Vice-President 52, Latin Club 50, Sl, Office Assist- ant 52, Radio Speech 525 Harvester SI, Business Manager 52, Little Harvester 52, National Honor Society 52. ROBISON, JIMMIE Henryetta, Oklahoma: Football 48. SACKETT, FLOYD Mixed Chorus 49, 50, 5I, 52. SAULSBURY, OLIN Little Harvester 50, Library Assistant 5l, 52, Hi-Y SI, 52, Radio Speech 52. I SCHERER, HOMER SCHIFFMAN, ORVAL Guerrilla Football 50, Baseball SI. SCHWARTZ, HARRIET Sophomore Favoriteg Tri-Hi-Y 50, 51, Vice-President Alpha Tau Delegate to District 52, Spanish Club President SI, Vice-President Mixed Chorus 5I, Basketball Queen Attendant Sl, Basketball Qi 52, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretory, Quill and Se 51, 52, Majorette 52, Lions Club Sweetheart Sept. Sl, Senior l Crew, Pin-Up 52, National Honor Society 52, Runner-up for All-Scl Favorite and Senior Favorite 52. SHULTZ, SHIRLEY Glee Club 495 Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir, Sl, 52. SLOAN, BETTY MAE Borger: Library Assistant Sl, Future Homemakers ot America Choir 49, 50. Pampa: Library Assistant 52. SMITH, JIMMY Basketball: Guerrilla 50, Harvester Sl, Student Council 52. SMITH, LA VAN JUNE Little Harvester SI, 52. SMITH, TOMMY Basketball: Guerrilla 50, Harvester Sl, Co-Captain 52, 'I' Team All-District 52. SOUTHARD, BARBARA Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir Sl, 525 Ji Favorite. STEWARD, CECIL Hi-Y 49, Secretary 50, Parliamentarian Sl, Delegate to Dis 52, Band 49, 50, Sl, Vice-President 52, Drum Major 52, Ju Play: Senior Play, National Honor Society 52. STILL, RONALD Hi-Y 50, 5I, 52: Spanish Club 50, Sl, A Cappella Choir 49, 50 Vice-President 52, All-State Choir 52, Lubbock Clinic 5l, Soloist Boys Quartet Sl, 525 Junior Play, Radio Speech 52. STOCKTON, IRIS Glee Club 49: Mixed Chorus 50, 51, 525 Tri-Hi-Y 50, SI, 5 STOWELL, DIBRELL Golf Team 49, 50, Sl, Lubbock Regional Golf Meet 52, Library Assist- ant Sl. STUDEBAKER, BILL Mixed Chorus 49, S0, One-Act Play S0, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Library Assistant 50, Junior Play, Senior Play Crew, Hi-Y 52. THOMPSON, ANN Future Homemakers of America 50, Sl. TURPEN, ROYCE Future Homemakers of America 49, Glee Club 49, National Anthology of High School Poetry 49, Library Assistant 49, 50, 52, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Mixed Chorus SO, A Cappella Choir Sl, Junior Sextet. NAGGONER, LYNDA Glendale Arizona: Band 49, 50, Tennis 49, Girls League 49, 50, Future Homemakers of America 49, S0. Pampa: Band Sl, S2, Future Homemaliers of America Sl, 52, Tri-Hi-Y Sl, Girls Sports Club 52, Library Assistant 52. WALKER, JERRY Harvester Football 49, 50, Co-Captain 5l, All-District First Team 50, All-State Honorable Mention 50, All-District First Team, De- fense and Offense Sl. WALLS, PATSY Glee Club 49, 52, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, Tri-Hi-Y Sl, 52, Local Future Farmers of America Sweetheart Sl, District Sweetheart Sl, Representative in Regional Sl. WALLS, VIRGINIA National Anthology of High School Poetry 49, Little Harvester 49, 50, Feature Editor 5l, Co-Editor 52, lnterscholastic League Press Contest, Third Place Headlines, Second Place Copyreading 50, Panhandle High School Press Contest, First Place Editorial 50, Tri-Hi-Y 50, 52, Reporter and Publicity Chairman Sl, Spanish Club 50, 5l, Quill and Scroll Sl, President 52, Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, Junior Sextet, Sen- ior Sextet, National Honor Society 52, Delegate to Texas High School Press 52. WARD, ALVIN Harvester Football 50, Sl, Track Sl, 52, Baseball 50, Sl. WARD, DEAN Guerrilla Football 50. WASHINGTON, DONNA Girls Sports Club 50, Sl, 52, Harvesterettes 49, 50, Sl, 52. WATERS, MERDEITH WATERS, MILDRED WATKINS, HERMAN WEATHERRED, JACKIE Hi-Y 49, 50, 5I, Vice-President 52, Harvester 49, 50, Little Harvester 5I, Feature Editor 52, Latin Club Sl, 52, National Honor Society 5l, 52, Quill and Scroll 52, National Thespian Society SI, President 52, Best Thespiall 52, Junior Play, Senior Play, Senior Favorite. WELCH, VALTA Library Assistant 50, 5l, 52, Harvesterettes 49. WELTON, JOHN LEE One-Act Play 50, 51, 52, Junior Play, Senior Play, Radio Speech 5l, Little Harvester 51, Cartoonist and Circulation Manager 52, Third Place Cartoon in Texas High School Press Contest 52, National Thes- pian Society 5I, Vice-President 52, Quill and Scroll 52. WILKINSON, DONNA Tri-Hi-Y 50, 52, President Beta Tau Sl, Latin Club 50, Sl, Student Council 50, Girls Sports Club SI. WILLIAMS, CHARLES Football: Guerrilla 49, Harvester 50, 5l, Hi-Y 5l, Delegate to District 52. WILLIAMS, FRED Guerrilla Basketball 50, Baseball 50. WILLIAMS, OUIDA Tri-Hi-Y 50, 51, 52, Tennis Club 49, Girls Glee Club 49, Mixed Chorus 20, A Cappella Choir 5l, 52, Harvester 5l, Accompanist for Senior extet 52. WILLIAMS, RAYMOND Student Council 49, 52, Hi-Y SI, Parliamentarian 52, Secretary Wheels 52, Spanish Club 50, Sl, Mixed Chorus 50, Sl, Harvester Sports Editor 52. WILLINGHAM, CAROLYN Tri-Hi-Y 50, SI, Delegate to District 52. WILLSON, JAMES ' WILSON, DARRELL Football: Guerrilla Co-Captain 49, Harvester 50, Sl, All-District Hon- orable Mention Sl, Pin-Up Sl, Nominee for Pin-Up 52. WILSON, JANE Glee Club 49, Band 49, Freshman Secretary, Sophomore Secretory, Student Council 49, State Delegate Sl, Secretary Sl, lnterscholastic Typing 50, Tri-Hi-Y 50, Historian Sl, West Texas District Secre- tary-Treasurer 52, Little Harvester 50, Mixed Chorus 50, A Cappella Choir Sl, 52, National Honor Society Sl, 52, Quill and Scroll Sl, 52, Office Assistant Sl, 52, Junior Play Crew, All- i School Favorite SZ. WOOD, PEGGY WOOLEY, JAMES Guerrilla Football Sl. WORRELL, PATSY Tri-Hi-Y 49, Girls Sports Club S0, Band 49, S0, Sl, 52, Future Home- mokers of America SO. YEARGAIN, G. W. Football: Guerrilla 49, 50. Harvester Sl, Hi-Y 50. YOUNG, JOHN Student Council 49, SO, Sl, Freshman Favorite, Hi-Y 50, Delegate to District Sl, Secretary Sl, Football: Guerrilla 48, Harvester 49, 50, Sl, Honorable Mention All-District Sl, Second String District 50, School Pin-Up S2, Runner-Up for All-School and Senior Favorite 52. ZHANEL, DOROTHY . ,. Tri-Hi-Y 50, Sl, Delegate to District 52, Girls Sports Club 52, ,A I Volleyball 49, 50, Library Assistant Sl, 52, Radio Speech 52, 5 P - ' Junior Play Crew, Senior Play Crew. A are -'ig Seniors not pictured are Carl Baumgardner, L. Dean Begert, Marvin Bond, Julio Bradford, Juanita Cox, Davey Cruzan, Sarah Jane Cruzan, J. C. Foresman, Glen Harris, Carroll Heflin, Thomas Holligan, Vera Hughes, Bobby Hulsey, Pot Mitchell, Harriet Nash, Pat Phillips, Charles Poston, Darryl Powell, Danny Rightsell, James Shelton, Joe Snyder, Tommy Sorrels, Ray Velasquez. 7 . . A C3 y , f r Vx, ' V .pf Sf sf-1' Tung. UNICJR CLASS Lee Fraser and Johnny Wills, vice president and president of the Junior C las s, respec tively, help Ioan Lunsford, secretary, from the car. The Junior Class had a 1920 Flapper party in the cafeteria February 16. 4. ' n fl!! 3? 'Y ,EJ Q shmey hc11 Nancy John Annette Sam Frances Adams Allford Altman Anderson Babb Sergeant Brophy, Joe Key, tells his story to ax very eager lis- tener, Mortimer Brewster, Reggie Mayo, in thc junior play. ee I.. Je SX ray Brewer Dorothy Bruns Ioan Cantrell ,f by Betty Bullick Vivian Wilkinson, Janie Prichard, Lou Nell Wagner, and Connie Kelly work diligently in annual class. v, ,- in Betty Burns I . V lf' Pat X ' C argile Derrell Coffman Pat C hewning Drex Buddy Sally Clonts Cockrell Cobb Walter Billie Ann Doris Harold Colwell Combs Condo Conner Nu. 6 F --'... Shirley Gloria Faye C ook C oombe s Elbe rta Tommy Cox 'S Costner Lynn R obe rt P aul B . Cornelius Cornelius Coronis Delbert Sam SC otty Daniels Daugherty Davey eve Donna Conley gives Tommy Sells a few pointers on his work in mechanical drawing. Farrell Day Mary Dolores ' Dillman Drake ll w Wayne Darlene LeRoy Doss Ducket Ellis I David Enloe Patricia Franklin Buddy Epperson June Guill Shirlene Ferrell Glen Harris Gail Marilyn Finkelstein Fitzgerald Betty Joe Harrison Hawkins I -4-,V I M13 C har lotte Hendricks Mary Windsor,Char- lotte Hendricks, E1- berta Costner, Janet Weatherred, C a r ol Rankin, and Marcille Waters, members of the Junior Sextet get together for a gossip session. c51!f4ff Doris Margie Letitia Ann Charles Laj uana Henry Hilburn Holeman Hollaway Holmes Amalie Edwin Freeda Sue Patricia Neil Hopkins Hughes James Johnson Don Nelson andChar- lie MCC ray are run- ning the Bingo Booth at the All-School Carnival. Jolly Virginia Rae Jones 1 Ann Jimmy Connie Jo Robert Joe Jordan Keel Kelly Kelly Key Doris Ann Wilma Margaret James J. T. King King Kretzmeier Lamb Lamberson, Jr K -' A .. 9 ff l i L ' r .ll I Shirley Marlene James Jerry Joan Larsen Leder Luedecke Lunsford Lunsford Virginia Jones, Carol MCC le lland, and Letitia Ann Holeman pause during a busy period at the office. 'Ru-.1 Richard Lunsford Carol Ann Charles Carol Buzzy Jimmie Neil MCC 19113115 MCC THY MCC une McDonald McDowell Margie Dale Phillip Billie Jimmy McKee Mc Laughlin Mangham Martin Martindale Reggie Mayo Joyce Moyer rf.- ..- ,, Allie Miller Dewey Musgrave ffl'-if Don Gerald Nihla Milligan Mobley Morrison Donald Don Phyllis Ann Nation Nelson Ngnstiel Joyce Newman The new field house is being finished. Ion Shirley Ann Marvin Ioan Oden M1 Y Olsen Outhier Overton, III Parker R ff 5 ,f if Patsy William Joe John Ann Parr Pippen Pirkle Pitts Pollard Jane Richard Richard Gleen Carol Prichhfd Prigmore Qualls Radcliff Rankin hug, Sain J Randolph Mrs.Torv1e and Mrs.Norman check at the lunch counter each noon. I. D. Bud Jack Ie ag R ay Reynolds Roe S Tpgynt J 4 M. Londell Saulsbury ' 'J 3'.?5?1Ix2L'!'6 ' ' - ,1,, fri . is -'cg 4 1-4. 'iff . ' :. .4-in Q '. :N . if , , n 1 T S Q . J - X' ' . 'A f 3 Ronald Jimmie Max Dick Darrell Saulsbury Schunem an Scott Seawright Seitz Kay Wilson, Walter Colwcll, Nihla Mor- rison, Carol Mc- Cune, and John Lee Welton prepare Little - Harvesters for mail- ing. 5 Tommy Sells Beth Rubye P aul Betty R ache lle 5h61tOn 5h91f0n Simmons Simonton Smith Sue PCSBY Dick Sue Thelma Smith Solomon Standefer Stew art Switzer Tommy Adell Elsie. Sue Ann .Toe Tinsley Thompson Thompson Toepfer Tynes The Cake W alk was sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y at the All- School Carnival. Dieter Umbach X K- . Charles Herman Lou Nell Marcille Janet Vance Van Sickle Wagner Waters WP21th6I'r9d Billy Doris Vivian Adelaide Betty Webb Welch Wilkinson Williams Williarns Bev Geraldine Johnny Kay Williams Willis Wills Wilson Pat Velma Llwlyn Woodfill Yearwood Young Standing: P at Young I C arol Ann MCC lelland, Marlene Le ad e r, Marvin Baer, Ioe Key, Walter Colwe1l,GailFinkelstein,Herman Van Sick1e,AnnOuthier Don Nelson, Neil Iolly, Jerry Bray, Billy Withrow,Carol McCune Byron Byars, Adelaide Williams,Miss Billie Hutchings, director Sitting: Sally C obb, Annlordan, Reggie Mayo, Buddy Epperson,John Allford Rochelle Smith. Lying: Doris King, the corpse. These are the members of the cast and crew of thejunior play, Arsenic and Old Lace. I Q t0U90 3 L La Usb-I :IXEWY 3, 'Q wt f Q li, 3 01. ,ai I.. , ,F , ,. . 1 -lnlnl , .4 . Zgvfl - xl 0 wx I-,ug mx I Q Vis X . ' . A 3 M4 r A 'V' 4, 4 '1 x' . 1' W 'ijif .'-an iv -. . , -..lui -f-Q..--ang i xi' 'X N. I .U ' ' I -1 m?a 5'i',i--rf i. rim- ,w w --- New '4' .4 i l , Glen Adams Myra Adamson 5 Bill Baumgardner Janice Baker Shirley Bonne r Pat Brewer T ma . . 5 M4 Jackie Peggy Lloyd Margaret Alexander Allen Attaway Baggerman Eugene Be aty Grady Brown Ruben Baggerman George Elnora Dolores Roy Beckham Black Blymiller Bogue Teddy Jean Paula Sue Sandra Brown Browning Broxson Burch Steve Delphia Charlotte Gayle Margaret Gaye Nell Phebe Burdette Burns C all C ampbell C arlton C arter C arter Saundra Sammie Jimmie Io Ann Angeline Bonita Shirley c ai-rwrigm C ason Clark C laterbaush Clay Cloud coffee M' ' Aquilla C ollins Virginia Crocker ,.wY.,V,YA .fu A9 A 1 ' 'Tl C arolyn Dial Jerry Doggett Don Duenkel , , vl ,- x ui .t .G A. . fi if qs- , JU- 'Iii viv- ii Mary Don Ray Shirley Richard Jerry Condo C ook C ooper Cotham Cowan Cox I xi 'fs 1 G I Ly Don C arlitta John Anita Billy George C rump Dalton Darby Davey Davis Depee Shirley Cook is selling tickets to Barbar a Smith and GayeNell Carter, who are waiting to h av e their fo r t une s told at the All- School Carnival. Barbara Ronnie ' Donald Shirley Don Neil Dale Edwards Elliott Ellis Emerson Fagan 1 Fannon K Q M wr . f gm?'if -' ,Q -w-1 JA m' If ' W v -A David Joyce Ray Alton Judy Terry Dean Fatheree Fer ason Fitch Flynn Followell Forrester Franklin 8 E? V' Q x 6 fl , ' 1 n 4 'Wm fl Gary Donald T. L.. Jack Koell Shirley Louise Frashier Fry Garner Gillpatrick Gill atrick Gist Goff P I .- Richard Graham Dorothy Joyce Dewaine Mary Lu Del Janic e Yvonne Gray Green Greene Greene Groves Guthrie f . x Kar-man Leta Faye Lequita Mike Guynes Hamilton Harvel Hawkins Jimmy C alvin Bobby Guy Henson Hill Holder Holly Carolyn Dale Nelda Hawthorn Hemsell Henry Yoby James Clarence Holly Holmes H01-ton vs.. 14,54 I Use- . , l v 23.1, A 'T A it 4 n. '1 E Mildred David Leta Bobby Arnold La Ve sta Jim K Johnny Hunt Hutchens Inmon Jones Kelley Keough Kel- ,- Anita Kiff 'K . K mx Barbara Shirley Vivian Teddie Dwayne H, D. King Kirbie Kirbie Koenig Kuntz Ladyman R ay Lake .,,. Y., 'Q x ifwi V '-1 , ' . . 5, I .- v Q3 ,y P . .4 ' 'D x , Don Jack Nancy Linds ay Lindsay Littleton John Shirley Billy Langford Lea Light Pessv Long an Ve rnon , 'Q' McKay ' l f'jlg :uf ' wit ., , -.. yi . , , John Shirley Ann Frances Phillip Von Dearol Rex McBride McConnell McDaniel McGuire Mcllvain McKay Joe Mary Ann Shirley Bobby Jimmy Clarence McNamara McPeak McV ay Malone Malone Marak Erma Dean Virginia Gay Charles Iean Marchman Marlow Martin Martindale !-84 I Claudette Barbara Ramona Matheny Maul Me adows E- -r J fg I Greta Mary June Buddy Jeanne Janice Nina Jean Ronald Miller Montgomery Moore Morris Mounce Mounce Mullins Darlene Muns 1 . ef! J' , 0 , ' ' - M-'F.'.a -..... if June Montgomery, Su S to n e, Alice S e aw r i g ht,J'eanne Mor ris, Beverly Rogers, C har lotte Call, Jan Baker, Judy Wynell Weatherred are eating lunch in the cafeteria. Nance Marshall Jeannette Baery Leo Barbara Peggy Robert Nelson Newman Oates O'Gorman O'Rear Owen Patterson my L ,. ' T., . - i, XL. , h , ' k , 1 i U . h E 4, Ivan ' Janell Robert Christine Sunny Rae James Joyce Peacock Pearce Perkins Pierce Pierce Pippen Pixler i M , . Robe rta R eatha Pletcher Pool Emma Lee Betty Bob Jerry Doris Iea Poston Powers Prigmore Pyle Qualls Looks like John Warner Norma and G a ry Frashier w e r e Qualls hung ry at the Latin Thanks- giving Banquet. 8.x . Doug las R andolph Myrna T ruman Randolph Reed Charles Bill Peggy Leon Ioan Reeves Rice Richmond Ricketts Riegel Wayne Marie Hfaqulin Jennie Beverly Joan Ritthaler Roberts Robertson Rockwell Rogers Rogers 'vt Charles James Bobby John Danny Ted Sax-tori Sc arber ry Scheu Schoolfield Schroedel Schroeder Alice Jean Adelaide Jerry Barbara Joann Seawright Sims Skelly Slaten Smith Smith Wilrna C larene Jerry Don Leta Kay Southard Spencer Spencer Sprinkle Staus Stewart Marva Su Hollis Patsy Rose John Glen Stone Stout Stovall Sutterfield T eed Thomas in Anne Ruff Barbara Sharp Shirley Smith Karen Gay Stone Bobby Thornton it W l l I , -1 Lois Nell Hubert Don Gayle Dolores Joyce Bobby Frankie Todd Townsend Trollinger Tucker Turlington Turnbo Turpen :YL-1, 1-if-1' . f i f1- David Ruby Florence Iohn W . Wyne ll C arolyn David Varnon Varnon Velasquez Warner Weatherrevd Weinheimer Whatley James Billy white Wicker , D W 4 ' iw s. 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F H ,N . yu. , .V 51 , J N K .V x X : la: M, 2,31 X -me - 1- Q Y x . ., Rx i-W W: 4 -f 1' - ' '- 'Q -f . -'-., - N-,u If 6 ' yy! f 'Q' Jr A gb , f , ,f b, , . 4 as W Q' K W - , N XL' is xy, -5' f If ' 'A , ,'. 1 1- -.1.w,,- w.-. 'Q ' 3 J'.Wl '.w.l'4,.4Z , - - -I.x1 . W..-V iv WC' I Y K, ,T lr ' 1. ' I' ' .1 W4 - -rm , ff- 1 rq ' E, -3m 1'-A: V ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: First Row: Blaine Johnson, Don Nelson, and Bryan Clemens, chairman. Second Row: Rex McKay and Bryon Byars. ELECTION COMMITTEE: First Row: Linda Fraser, Chairman, and Mrs. Ruby Capps, sponsor. Second Row: David Fatheree, Jack Traywick, andG1en Thomas. L Lila PUBLIC RELATIONS: Jimmy Bond, chairmang Lee Fraserg Marvin Bondg and Gayle Trollinger. r 1 ' a I . , 2 QL ,W Q ' Bl Bryan Clemens, President Charlotte Allston , Sec' rotary, The Counril Supervises All School Elections and Helps Plan Assemblies STUDEF SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Jimmy Smithg Bill McPherson, chair- man: Raymond Williamsg and Steve Burdette. . 'g . ,XE-' 4 , ' - i, f' I Marvin Bond , vic e-president FINANCE COMMITTEE: First Row: Charlotte Allston, chairman, Pat Woodfillg Mary Wooley. Second R ow: I Mr. Archie Roberts, sponsor, and Johnny Wills. ADVERTISING COMMITTEE: First Row: Jaqulin Rob- ertson, chairmang and Don Crump, Second Row: Elbert Daugherty, Lee Cockrell, and Douglas Randolph. Don Nelson, Parliamentarian ff, ' 17 ,iff ,I l, J, '!ng,gi.l'6f' Vfgv I ',f'?,.,l'., 1 4 , COUNCIL 'I The Council Sponsors The All School Carnvial, Twirp Season, and Howdy Week. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: First Row: Jean Martin- CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE: First Row: Tollie dale, Jeanie Johnson, and Dieter Umbach. Second Hutchens, chairman, and Billy Herr. Second Row: Row: J. D. Ray and Charles Jordan. Jim Bob Cox, and Charles McCray. lwf Miss Margaret Jones, A' V sponsor ' DeWey Cudney, Duane jeter, president vice president Membership for the National Honor So- ciety is based on leadership, scholarship, service, and character. On this page are the members chosen last year for Nation- al Honor Society. ATICD AL Carolyn Carver, Donna Conley, sec retary-treasurer program chairman Jane Moyer Charlotte Allston Jane Wilson Bill McPherson Jackie Weatherred Bryan Clemens Jimmy Orr Qir Seniors elected to membership this year are: ffirst rowl Jeanie Johnson, Betty Kiff, Harriet Schwartz, Jacqueline Merchant, Ann Perkins, l..aJuana Garner, Joyce Miller, a transfer from Arizonag fsecond row, Lee Cockrell, Cecil Steward, Jan Dickey, Virginia Walls, Neva Lynn Cox, Leola Roberts, Blaine Johnson, Jim Bob Cox. Not pictured are Brent Carruth and Molly Nelson. H0 GR SGCIETY Juniors receiving member- ship this year ar e Marilyn Fitzgerald, Kay Wilson,June Guill, Joan Lunsford, Joyce Moyer, fsecond rowl Billy Herr, Don Nelson, Waltei Colwell, Herman Van Sickle, and Joe Key. B' A VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB Glen Harris, president, and P au 1 Miller, vice president, watch a demonstration by Mr. O. L. Brummett, instructor. Donald Fry, secretary and treasurer, andloe Pirkle, sergeant-at-arms, conc en- tfate on 3 bit of Work' VIC members Dean Map1es,Leo Rhoten, Buddy Thomas,Robcrt Hughes Ierry.Ho1t, Lester Vidkers, Charles Reeves, Dwayne Detherage, Lero Shaw, and Bob Hess work to repair toys for Christmas giving. 'i' Iii' In I .. - 1 'a W, ,. . , aww- ef v ' v .u ,, N .lg--Y ,-.. -7 .-Di. -1 lm li. - N.. 7 191' PS' V I , i. I.. ,,'..?gFo ,Q , . h ,, . .4.p..4 1,1 ,biiSll. .ly F, V. -H ,...- ...,,- ,.'---.-f- :N ':-,- f ' - v :QQ ' .V DT-'BlSZmvCWei5'3-i-94'-16.1.-.fCg-?farAukn2aS'xwz-K7im'2gi5:-S??Si35g'ag,. .P. .L'-.grit ' . N e v a L. yn n C o x, Harriet Schwartz, Bryan Cleniens, Lynn McFall, L.aJ uana Garner, and Jane Wilson wer e elected to menxbership last year. The requirernents for rnembership in the Quill and Scroll ar c junior or senior classification, above average scholarship, and outstanding work on 5 c hool publica- tions, the paper or the yearbook. Q ILL AND SCRCLL N1 ,942 T7 , Q Offic e r s of the Dorothy Parker Chapter of Quill and Scroll ar e Miss Olive Carter, sponsor, Virginia Walls, president, Jan Dickey, s e c r e t a r y- treasurer, and Leola Roberts, vice- president. Members e le c te ci this year are Jane Prichard, Nihla Morrison, Vivian Wilkinson, Jackie Weatherred, Walter Colwell, John Lee Welton. Not present for the picture, Carol McCune. Various staff members help the circulation man- ager with his duties, Jackie Weatherred, feature edi- tor, John Lee Welton, cir- culationp Walter Colwell, sports editor, Bryan Cle- mens, ed itor ial editor, and Joan Rogers, photo- grapher, address and stamp papers for mailing. L LITTLE fi' U, Co-editors Virginia Walls and Jan Dickey plan the week's assign- ments. Carol McCune, business manager, and Lynn McFall, advertising manag- er, help one of the ad salesmen, Jennie Rockwell, prepare an ad. xl X HARVESTER STAFF Reporters for the Little Harvester are Neal Hunt, Herman Van Sickle, Myrna Randolph, Su Stone, Dale Hemsell, Leola Roberts, Ann Ruff, Rose Sutterfield, June Smith, Sue Broxson, Mae Jo Hankhouse, Kay Wilson, Sandra Burch, Jeanie Johnson, Advertising salesmen are Jo Ann Claterbaugh, Marvin Overton, Nihla Morrison, Barbara King. The sponsor for both the Little Harvester and the Harvester is Miss Olive Carter. , fl 1 Vivian Wilkinson, Marvin Overton, Jerry Bray, Marie Roberts, and Lou Nell Wagner cut and paste pictures of the senior section. Alice Seawright, artist, Donna Con- ley, and Norma Qualls, artist, plan the division page for the sports sec- tion. THE RVESTER ST FF Jane Moyer, Leola Roberts, business manager3Connie Jo Kelley: Raymond William s, sports editorg and Janie Prichard, editor, are planning the layout. SPANISH CLUB Spanish I Officers: Dieter Umbach, Spanish I O ffic e r s: Doris Welch presidentg Janice Baker, secretary: vic e presidentg Gaye Nell Carter and Jerry Spencer, v i c e president. Spanish II Officers: HarrietSchwartz, T h e highlight of th e year's activities for the Spanish Clubs was the annual Pan American Banquet,which featured Span- ish foods and d r e s S, and the breaking of a pinata. The clubs participated in the annual Fiestaof the American association of the Teachers of Spanish held in Amarillo in April. Delegates and a cand- idate for q ue e n attended and took part in the activitie s. presidentp Judy Nance, secretary SpanishlIOfficers: Billy Herr,pres vice preSid9I1T3iAH11 PSTMHS, P1'9S identg Pat Johnson, SecretarypBil1 id9htQ Pat Ellis, SeCI'6ta1'y. Webb, vice president, Miss Virginia Vaughan, Sponsor 1 Inter Amicos O ffic er S: Sue Wil- liams, v i c e presidcntg Iimmy Hen- son, presidentg Yoby Hol1y,secre- tary. This club with the aid of the other Latin I Club, planned the car- oling party. Forurn R om anum Officers: Molly Nelsomvicepresidentg Reggi6MaY0, presidentg Carol Rankin, secretary. The fall picnic was given bythis club. 1., A- L TI L, ' CLUB The highlight of the Latin C lub activities w as the an- nual Roman banquet at which the guests wo r e Roman cos- tum es, ate Roman food, and o b s e r v e d Roman customs. Mrs. Lula B. Owen Sponsor '1 Heredes Romae Officers: Claudette Matheny, vice p r e s id e ntg Norma Oualls, secretary4Don Nelson! pres- ident. T he Latin C lu b s sponsored the Cave of the Sibyl, a fortune tell- ing booth, at the All-Schoo1C arnival. Decem Legio C a e s a r i s Officers: Joyce Moyer, secretaryg John Teed, presidentg Phebe Carter,vice pres- ideht- T he Thanksgiving b anqu et was given by this club. ?' FUTURE FARMERS Lee Cockrell, President Jimmy Keel, S ec reta ry This c lu b helps the boys by furthering their kn ow 1 e d g e of ranching and farming. They have p r oj ec t s of calves, pigs, and crops, and enter in competition in 1iv e stock shows and judging contests. Charles Jordan, sen- tinel, is not pictured. OE AMERICA F. F. A . Sweetheart Beverly Rogers X Brent Carruth, Vice President Earl Musgrave, Treasurer Mr. Paul Payne Sponsor H ig I 5 .. I , I . J. D . Ray, Reporter I FUTURE HCMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Officers: Betty Wylie-S e c r e t a ry, Elsie Thompson-president, Delphia Burns- Treasurer, Betty Burns-reporter, Dortha Blair-s ong leader, Betty Simonton-historian, Billie Combes- parliamentarian. Not pictured, Mary Eva Reed-vice president. The purpose of the Future Homemaker-s is to work for good homes and family life for all. The hig hli ght s for this year include a trip to Tri- State F ai r, Halloween Party, Christmas Party, Mother - Daughter Banquet,State Meeting at Dallas, Area Meeting at Plainview, and Crowning of Beau and Sweetheart. Mrs. B. I... McKee-c lub mothe r, Miss Edith K r al sponsor, and Mrs. G. W. Thompson, club mother. Q! vi JFS. ,-A. T7 s! sc? COUNCIL OFFICERS: First R ow: Charlotte Allston- president, and Iane Wilson-dis- trict secretary. Second Row: Joyce Moyer-vice president, and Jane Moyer-secretary. Third Row: Nihla Morrison-reporter, Jean Hendricks-hi s t o ri a n, Jacqueline Merchant, treasurer, and Marlene Leder, librarian. .5 i, Y'7 GAMMA TAU OFFICERS: Miss Arden Eversmeyer-sporv sor, Wynell Weatherred-p r e s i- dent, Patsy Stovall-vice president and Charlotte Call -sec retary. TRI-HI Y . Jr L I 1 ' HQ. tr, , X N1 .4 Q ij' BETA TAU OFFICERS: Sitting: Mis s Madge Rusk- sponsor, Standing: Janet Weatherred-p r e sid e nt, Llwlyn Young-vice president, and Charlotte Hendricks-secretary. ALPHA TAU OFFICERS: First row Ann Perkins-p r c side nt, Donna The Pampa club is divided into three Conley-secretary, and Harriet Schwartz-vice president. The Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian fellowship. chapters according to classification. The officers from each chapter with the executive officers form the council. Second row: Miss Virginia Vaughan-sponsor. TRI HI Y 1' 15 Q Officers of the senior club, the Wheels, are: Jim Bob Cox, presidentg James Hinkley, t r e a su r e rg Raymond Williams, secretaryg Larry Duenkel, parliamentariang J. R. Man- ning, vice president. On their way to the sophomore meeting are: Dale Fannon parliamentarian3Jimmy Henson, treasurerg John Teed,president5 not pictured Jack Lindsay, vice president. Mr. C a m e r on Marsh and Mr. Bill Hopkins are the Hi-Y sponsors. F i r s t s e m e s t e r council officers planning their trip to the Conference in Wichita Falls are: Cecil Steward, parliamentariang Jimmy Orr, secretaryg Bruce Campbell, treasurerg Duane Jeter, presidentg not pictured is David Crossman, vice president. FIRST SEMESTER Leaving after their junior meeting are: Don Nelson! treasurerg Paul Coronis, parliarrfen- tariang W a lte r Colwell, vice presidentgand Sam Anderson, p re s id en tg not pictured is John Allford, secretary. HIfY Council offic e r s are elected by the three clubs. They are H e rman Van Sickle,vice president, Raymond Williams, parliamenta- rianp Jimmy Orr, p re s id e ntg Lee Fraser, t r e a su re rg and Walter Colwell, secretary, SECOND SEMESTER Officers of the Spokes,junior group,planning a program for their next meeting ale David Cartwright, s ec r eta ryg'lD3I1b,IfIel-sgorllvic e p r e s id e ntg Sam Anderson, president, Bud R eynold s, treasurerg and Jerry Lunsford, parliamentarian. Cutting c lippin g s for their scrapbook are officers of the Whe elsg senior club, Larry Duenkel, treasurer9CecilSteward,secreta1'y, Jackie Weatherred, vice presidentg and Eu- gene Bonny,president. Not pictured is Brent Carruth, parliamentarian. Showing their new HI-Y jackets areA1ton Flynn, vice president, Eugene Beaty, secre- tary, John Warner, treasurerg Grady Brown, p r e sid e n tg Don Duenkel, parliamentarian. They are offic e rs of the Cogs, sophomore group. Members added to the National Thespian Society for work done in the junior play arezton the floorj Marlene Leder, Sally Cobb, Rochelle Smith, Ann Jor- dan. Second row: Jerry Bray, Neil Jolly, Carol Ann McClel- land, Reggie Mayo. S tand in gs Marvin Baer, Byron Byars, John Allford, Joe Key, Herman Van Sickle, Walter Colwell, and-Qgn Nelson. ' Members of the senior play and one-act play casts and crews were given memberships too late to be included in the annual. 91 effort and accomplishment. NATIO AL 4 Jackie Weatherred Best Thespian of 1952 WJPRPK gf' The Best Thespian of the year P ' is selected on the basis of both SUCIETY Old members and officers are Miss Billie Hutchings, sponsor, Betty Kiff Sue Lynn McFall, Jeanie Johnson, sec- retary. Standing: Jackie Weatherred president, Reuel Casey, treasurer and John Lee Welton, vice president Norma Qua lls, Larry Duenkel, judy Nance,joe Snyder, Olin Saulsbury, and Buzzy McDonald, second semester students, give their bi-weekly progra m over KPDN. On alternate Fridays, a program is presented over KPAT. Other second semester students are Ann Berry, Marvin Bond, Vivien Brake, Elmer Bynum, BryanClc-mens, Eugene Flinchum, L inda Fraser, Doris Huffhines, Bettye -Iones,Don Nelson, Chris- tine Pierce,Adney Pursely, Har- riet Schwartz, Rosemary Sheehan, Don Smith, Tommy Smith, Betty Williams, Billy Davis. 'E renew Qi 5' W ' X7 ig . 1. 1 ' '1- Q' L il? RADIO PEECH Above: Dorothy Zhanel, Carol Mc- Clelland, Jerry Parker, and James Hinkley, second semester students, practice with the tape recorder. Right: Wanda Forducy, Margaret Houston, R eba Barnard, John All- ford, and Jimmy Henson, first se- mester students, record a program that has been prepared for broad- cast. Miss Billie Hutc hing s, as head of the speech department, directs the weekly radio programs, as wellas the junior and senior plays,the one- act play, and the interscholastic League speaking contests. Other fi r s t semester students are Dortha Blair, Gloria Coombes, E1- be rt D augh e rty, GenevaGurley, Virginia Jones, Gereta Long, Shir- ley McVey, Vera Porterfield, Leola R obe rt s, Ronald Still, Ouida Wil- liams, Julia Bradford. 'fx Wanda Forducy Mrs. Griswold Dewey Cudney Tom Crosby Lynn McFall Mrs. Taylor 1 is- Betty Kiff Evelyn I :f fl. John Lee Welton Kenneth Ann Perkins Carrie Stanwich Tommy Smith Sawbuck Sam Jackie Weatherred Marvin Pritchard ' Tollie Hutchens . . . Bill Studebaker Bryan Clemens John Young James Hinkley . . . J. R. Manning . . . John Lee Welton Dorothy Zhanel . . Vivien Brake Harriet Schwartz James Hinkley .... Jean Green Jacqueline Merchant Dorothy Zhanel . . . Cecil Steward Sam Jordan Reuel Casey Judson S irle w 1 D C 1 FUR F . onna on ey ,I Y e Daisy Dayton CREW Linda Fraser Jo 9 Wanda Forducy . . .Assistant Directol and Prompter Stage Manager . . Stage Crew . . . .Lighting . . . Properties . . Costumes . . Make-up MR. B RRYQS Miss Billie Hutchins HINGS You mean that man ju st walked in here and dropped dead? Motimer asked Mar- tha and Abby. Lx' wx --v i , Ii ., X, HY. H .xi :Q V X-ff' ' .'5TF:'f'9V:- 4 gh? I rf' IJ 'ix :IT Q 4 at A if Y ',fw.,, f t - rx ji VJ 'N of X J -I -,' X ,, m ' ' f F 7 J V ,' 5 x, yy V A X Q ' Y F If P Q UNIOR PLAY Arsenic and Old La c e by joseph Kessel- ring was pre sented by the junior classon December 3-4, 1951. 'U' U L Suit s -bu u 'u Qub I am president Roosevelt, declared Teddy. Seated: Dr. Einstein and jona- than, Standing: Ted- dy, Abby, and Martha. ,bi Asxzhere were only three women in the cast, the twffmain characters were double cast. . , , M7 Cast Abby Brewster . . The Rev. Dr. Harper Teddy Brewster . . . Officer Brophy . . . Officer Klein .... Martha Brewster . . Elaine Harper .... Mortimer Brewster . Mr. Gibbs ....... johnathan Brewster . iii' Einstein .... . Officer O'Hara .... Lieutenant Rooney . . Mr. Witherspoon. . . .J . . . . . . Sally C Director. . Carol McClelland'V . . . . . .jerry Bray . ....... Neil jolly . . Buddy Epperson . . . . Billy Withrow . . Rochelle Smith? Marlene Lederf . .... Ann jordan . . . Reggie Mayo . . . . . Walter Colwell Herman Van Sickle . . . . . Don Neflsogi . . . . joe Key . . . . Byron Byars . . . . john Allford 'P Characters who were double cast. Stage Manager Prompter. . . State Crew . . Building Crew Properties . . Lights . . . . Billie Hutchings s of Crew . . . . . . .. johnAllford . . . . . . .Carol McCune Bobby Becker, Walter Colwell,janet Weather- red, johny Wills, Bud Reynolds . . . . Orville Schiffman, Ronnie Saulsbury . . jerry Bray, Head: Gloria Coombes . . . .Byron Byars Sound........... .... ....MarvinBaer Costumes . . Carol McCune, Adelaide Williams Make-up . . . . Gail Finklestein, Dorothy Bruns. Dick Sta ndefer Publicity. .... . . ...... . . Nihla Morrison 5 . XA., I-K. , .--41 'J .,,. ,,.:1 . ,' .,... y 5' Hg,-H2 X , ..g.,' 0 ,,- 4 Registrar's office a s sis- tants: clockwise from the upper left corner, Donna Conley, Pat johnson, judy Nance, joyc e Moyer, Ann Outhier,Carol McClelland Letitia H ole ma n, ja Robertson, Elbert Da erty, Vivien Brake,-jill Chapman, jane Prichard, and Miss Evelyn Milam in the c enter. Valeria jean Green, Margaret Houston, Carolyn Hawthorn,and Sue Williams worked second semester. : Hi ' MLN lf, , .... f 'w.?.fF7i1l sf t . L 47 Attendance office assis- tants: clockwise from up- per left corner, l.etn ln- mon,A1ice Gower,jam Moyer, Virginiujones leola Roberts, Mziejc Hankhouse, Pat Ellis, lu- juana Garner, Harrie Schwartz, and Mr. A. A Roberts inthe center Ouida Williams,johnn3 Wills, Beth Shelton, ant Odessa Wilson were sec- ond semester helpers. 'Q WWW, 15 1 QI P . .8 4 xii. il gg ft, UQ' 3? if in 'Hs- 5 . 4 L W Q ,Aa ', -f fg - ' V :rf 1'-:,',-fn u ,M nfkil- ' 3- , I 49' an we- .M E44 4 1 Q '-z 's I-.ff ,fx J W .A :arf -I' 19' 4 Q.. !..',.,. i141 aw VN T s J ,A ,Q , C Lili , ' ie ' ,..w.,-,.-- 1. ,..-.gpm Z: ff gi, 1 L f 1 Y 1 FIRST ROW: Charlotte Call,Claudette Matheny,Shirley McVay, Paula Browning, Sue William Houston, .Tean Green,Don Duenkel, Londell Saulsbury,Janell Ewing, Joe Key. THIRD ROW: Yo Oates, Buzzy McDonald,Homer Scherer, Dale McLaughlin,Ierry Doggett, Bud Reynolds,Marv Teed, Ronnie Patton, Mr. Orland Butler, director,Carol MCCune, Shirley Cook, Don Cook, I Sue Ann Toepfer. NOT PICTURED: G ayle Andrews, Gail Finkelstein, Dean Franklin, Mac. ham, Robert Perkins, Danny Schroedel, Ted Schroeder, Jimmie Schuneman, Don Sprinkle. H RVE STER Rickie Harden-president, N anc yAdams- secretary, Cecil Steward-vice president, Mr. Orland Butler-director. K 1, 1x .,,. ... 'Q atrxcxa Franklln SECOND ROW Adelaxde Wllllarns Nancy Adams Jxmmy Henson Margarnt olly Terry Forrester Byron Byars Lynda Ann Waggener Morrxs Enlow Calvm H111 B ac ry aer Cecll Steward FOURTH ROW Gay Marlow Sunny Rae Plerce Patsy Ruth Worrell John xckey James Lunsford Dorothy Bruns June Guxll Jack Lxndsay Fred McCoy Danny Rxghtsell ankhouse RICRIE Harden Roy Harper Leroy Kretzmzer Joe Clyde McW1l11ams Phlllxp Mang C5 Adelaide Williams-j uni 0 r council mem- b 1 ber, Jerry Doggett-sophomore council . 1 M ,.,, sg member, Carol McCune-r e po rte r, John .,, gqir,:'-gb' Y ' ' v Yr Teed-librarian. Q I far? L Q N1 , A . LX ' wifi I Z JH. I 'TY ev I W at . -. V , 11. xbyi 1' ,. ' Q ' --.N Es J' tI Q .N 'rw E t Cecil Steward Drum Major Joe Key Assistant Drum Maj or Vivien Brake, Harriet Schwartz, Iac que line Merchant, and Sue Stewart, twirlers. IRLERS Shirley Cotham and J'i11 Chapman Twirlers Clnllil BOY'S QUARTET Brent Cal-ruth Jimmy Orr Elbert Daugherty Ronald Still JUNIOR SEXTET Mary Windsor, Elberta Costner,J'anet Weatherred, Ivlarcille Waters, Charlotte Hendricks, C a r ol Rankin. SENIOR SEXTET Ca rolyn Carver, Betty Keff, Virginia W all s, Charlotte Allston, Bettye Jones, Anna Sue Enloe. FIRST ROW: Charlotte Hendricks, Doris W v lc h, Betty Williams, Alice Gower, Vivien Br Anna Siu- Enloe, Nlary E v a R ee d, Shirley Olsen, S hi r l ey S hultz, Pat Cargile, Sue Ste-wi Barbara Soutliard, Ann Jordan, Jane Wilson, Elberta Costner, Janet Weathcrrecl,Dolores Cr: 'IXHIRD ROW: Tommy Tinsley, James Lamb, Sam Anderson, Don Smith, Scotty Davey, J1- Dwainr' lvlitrliell, Bill StL1debaker,Walter Colwell,Leroy Ellis, FOURTH ROW: Edward Dum Carriitli, Ronnie Still, Jimmy Orr, Elbert Daugherty, Billy Webb,Don Nelson, Ken Coffee, El A CAPPELLA .Timmy O rr, Presiflvril if Ronald Still, Vice president arolyn Carver, Joan Lunsford, Ann Perkins, Neva Lynn Cox, V i r g i ni a W alls, Bettye Jones ECOND ROW: Ouida Williams, M a ry Dillm an, Carol Rankin, Mary Windsor, Dortha Blair erna Lou McMinn, Gloria Faye Coombcs, Doris Ann King, l,y nn Mc F all, Charlotte Allston, ing, Carol Ann McClelland, Llwyln Young, Rubye Shelton, M a rc ille W ate r s, Billy Wicker illy Spence, John Allford, Rex McKay, Sam Daugherty, Pat Mitchell, Bruce Campbell,B re nt ynum. 1 1 1 B etty Kiff, Secretary CHOIR Mr . Kenneth Baumgardncr Director The A Cappella Choir, highest choral organization is PHS, has presented programs for schools and various civic groups. All high school choruses participated in the Christmas concert and the Spring Festival. In March Dr. Euell Porter of Hardin-Simmons University was guest director at the annual clinic. In late February the choir made a record which was sent to the contest sponsored by the Houston Sym- phony Society. April was the month for Intex-scholastic League contests, which the choir entered at West Texas State College. A The A Cappella Choir, the ensembles and the third period mixed chorus are directed by Mr. Kenneth Baumgardner. The fifth period mixed chorus and sixth period glee club are directed by Miss Grace Crump. - FIRST ROW: Left to right: Mary Ann McPeak, Carlitta Dalton, Myra Adamson, Rochelle Smith, Al- ton Flynn, Charles Vance, Richard Radcliff, Neiljo lly, jerry Lunsford, Mary june Mo nt g o me ry, Shirley,Emerson, jeanene Bowers, Phebe Carter. SECOND ROW: Florence Velasquez., Connie Dumas, Betty Burns, Margie McKee, joe jefferson, jim- my Keel, Gary Baker, james Hinkley, Billy Watson, Frankie Turpen, Betty Bullick, Rozann Sieren, Anita Davey. THIRD ROW: Christine Pierce, Virginia Crocker, Shirley Larsen, Nancy Littleton, Harold Conner, Garland Gandy, Marshall Nelson, Paul Miller, Leo O'Gorman, Rosemary Shehan, joan Parker, Doris Qualls. FOURTH ROW: Louise Goff, Sammie Cason, Gaye Nell Carter, Leta Staus, Shirley Coffee, Shirley jo Wood, Doris Condo, Thelma jo Switzer, Aquilla Collins, Amalie Hopkins, Patsy Marney, Lila Ann Snyder, Margie Hilburn, Betty Ann Powers. g . ' s 8 all ' ' 'N ' M V191 CHORAL C UB ' 7 1.2 -47111. if . FIRST ROW: B ty Wylie, Beverly Rogers, Anita Kiff, Mary June Montgomery, Charles Vance, Billie Martin, Floyd Sackett, Darwin Baumann, Ra.mona Meadows, Sue Broxson, Anne Ruff, Leta Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Betty B u r ns, P eg gy Solom on, Dolores Drake, Barbara O'Rear, Lequitai Harvel, Phillip McGuire, Roy Bouge, David Whatley,Ivan Peacock, Thelma Switzer, Pat Chewning, Joyce Turlington, Mary Lu Greene, Patsy Stovall. THIRD ROW: Jeanne Morris, Greta Miller, Barbara Edwards, Barbara Smith, Dorothy Gray, Donald Mayer, Jarnes Holmes, Odessa Wilson, Adelaide Skclly, Carolyn Dial, Lois Nell Todd, Darlene Muns. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Pixler, Shirley Ann McConnell, Ora Mae Tackett, Bernice Young, Lewis Hayrnes, Gilbert Berry, RI-uel Casey, Margaret Carlton, Saundra Cartwright, Y v onne G uthrie. FIFTH ROW: V iv i ai n Ki r bie, Jackie Goodan, Betty Bullic k, Betty Simonton, Geneva Gurley, Delphia Burns, Jerry Slaten, Jean Sims, Peggy Allen, Kay Stewart, Clarene Spencer. FIRST ROW: P e g g y R ic hm ond, Mary Ann McPeak, Marilyn Fitzgerald, Dolores Blymiller, Louisa' Goff, Koell Gillpatrick, Freeda Sue James, Shirley Gist, Barbara King, Dolores Tucker. SECOND ROW: Joyce Miller, Linda Fraser, Pat Walls, Marlene Leder, Mildred Hunt, Frances Babb, Marie Bakm-r,Shirley Biard,Carlitta Dalton. THIRD ROW: Barbara Maul, Judy Followell, Norma Qualls, Leta Inmon,Jaqulin Robertson,Barbara Lichtenberger,Shir1ene Ferrell, Virginia Stoops, Teddy Jean Brown, Janic e B a ke r. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Duckett, Gayle Campbell, Nelda Henry, Ernestine Edwards, Vera Hughes, Wynell Weatherred, Wilma King, Mary Wooley, Mary Condo, Joan Riegel. ' N? r C , ' . V N. I , V J 1 X i 5 1 I - ' ' . ' I I if A ' ' 2- 1 . 3 - uf' c. ' Q vi L, a Q I g my it xv D , 9 D- ' - .. ' V N v CAFETERIA A D 1-A Winnie Slaton, Eulice Davenport,O1a Isbell, Velrna Meader, Ellen Swindle, and Dovie Fletcher. Mrs. Fletcher is head cook, Mrs. Isbell i s second cook, Mrs. Swindle is pastry c o ok, Mrs. Slaton is salad cook, Mrs. Davenport and Mrs.Meader are helpers. Not pictured is Joyce Shoulder. I..i1lyGantz,janitressgNor- ma Faye Johnson and Bertha Redd, maids. M AINTENANCE Mr. L. B. Phillips, Mr. H. S. Shouse, and Mr. George C . Gibson are janitors. if Not pictured are Mr. W. I. Sims, Mr. F. R. Killough, and Mr. Pete Swindle. Mr. L. N. Mitchell Head Ianitnr 23. .5-. 1 l Mrs. Roy Kilgore Cafeteria Supervisor o- rv li-. A v F up 211 x H 4 4 bjc Il 21,1 Mil . f, argl I gl: 7 ll' 4 N 1, :aff 44, ,l' , E, . , 1 I , v J 7 : - A , frz: 'f X'P'.v-'- f'f : , ' -1- -..,.. A 4.5.-.. ,, , 'I F- ew- .. U . -gigvfzt dvi. , .1 ' U 1 11 T ' ,QQ 5.1. .5 fQ.,.,.,. ,K W aff W uv !'0 5 :WFT 1. ,. Lim .-r.m..:.- , v -ar. 1?'J'H P-f 'v 5.-V, . 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Trovie, Sponsor e A 9 I v 9 me , 1 S -1-4 1 Beverly Rogers , Sophomore Xu, K David Fatheree , Sophomore I --4 Games Sweetwater 12 Austin Hi QEI Paso, 13 Vernon O Plainview 0 'Abilene 7 'VOdessa 7 'tlsubbock 33 'Amarillo l4 'Berger 13 'San Angelo 6 4'Conference Games Pampa Pa mpa Pa mpa Pampa Pa mpa Pampa Pa mpa Pa mpa Pa mpa Pa mpa The Harvesters won second place in the distr I-AAAA conference. 40 66 26 Z8 46 14 7 Z6 Z6 58 ict I Tom Tipps - - Head Coach Aubra Nooncaster - Backfield Coach Dwaine Lyon- -Line Coach Bill McPherson, senior guard, two years, and jerry Walker,senior tackle, three years, were co-cap- tains. Bill Herr - Assistant Manager Bernard McNamara - Manager- second year. HARVESTER 7 FGGTB LL Bill McPherson Jerry Walker Billy Davis FIRST TEAM LIJDISTRICT TEAM The Harvesters won second place in District I-AAAA, losing only to the state champions. Jerry Walker, Bill McPherson, and Billy Davis were plac ed on both the offensive and defensive first teams. Tommy Sells and Buddy Cockrell made the second team offensive, and Charles Ely, second team defensive. Honorable mention, offensive, went to Jimmy Cook, Charles Broyles, DeWey Cudney, and Darrell Wilsong Honorable Mention, defensive, to Jimmy Cook, Charles Broyles, DeWey Cudney, Darrell Wil- son, John Young, Buddy Cockrell, and Ed Dudley. Charles Ely Tommy Sells Buddy Cockrell SECOND TEAM DeWey Cudney, Back Senior three years jack Traywick, Guard junior, one year Alvin Ward, End Senior, two year Tollie Hutchens, Center Senior, two years Harold Courson, En. Senior, one year jimmy Martindale, End junior, one year Senior, two years Sid .Mi11s, Back Co-Captain Senior, two years Bill Mc Pher son, Guard Charles Williams, Guard Senior, two years john Young breaks away from an Amarillo San- die to go over for a touchdown. l,+fgg',f.,, X- lf. L, wtf, R-5194. V - 3 , '. 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'wt - A 4 'lf' it V, ,I-X vifqzrf? - Q, V1-. '11 - fI',l - ' ,H 4' ', s Qn19i:'i'?Y.' G. W. Yeargain, End Senior, one year Senior , three years Co-Captain Billy Davis, Harvester halfback, is headed for a touchdown a g a 1 n s t Odessa. Uv iii V233 -i'l'4,5',.Jf3,l' , W ' f .l-inf . I H '1 1' .' gJ i -K fi ' Edward Dudley, Back x ' i..'i 'S-.1'xf-' jfgi ..-, - - L Sophomore, one year - 1 IQ, ,I -. , , It K Q n A 1. h N , , ,EN , 'ii 'C' 5-2 Charles Broyles, Tackl W , W' if, Senior, two years u ' S x C -x 5 it Billey Don Conklin, Center X- ' I Senior, one year S Q uk ,f X , r hx Cf 9 f x,f Roy Pool, End 'YH ' Senior, two years f joe Tynes, Back junior, one year I ' If h 'el - ff W56f...., Tommy Sells, Center ' junior, one year S Q john Young, Back V Senior, three years ' HX. .14-f-I X35 K S Gene Bonny, Guard -' ' v ,y Senior, one year F Billy Davis is stopped by an eager Abilene Eagle. , A , , 'r , if l 'fi Iiiisl ' '1 'WJ ,..... '13 as 'f-gm! - . . ' 'P Darrell Wilson, Back Senior, two years , Billy Davis, Back Senior, two years Alton Flynn, Guard Sophomore, one year Reggie Mayo, Back junior, one year David Enloe , Back junior , one year Darrell Wilson spins in a futile attempt to get away from two Borger Bulldogs. Lee Fraser, End junior, one year Richard Qualls Tackle junior, one year jim McDowell, Center junior, one year Don Burns. End Senior, two years GUERRILL FQOTBALL Bobby Patterson and Bobby Becker, man- agers. Jean Martindale and Bill Pippen, co-cap tains. Mr. Weldon Trice, assistant coach, and Mr Wayne Frizzell, coach. The 1951 Guerrilla record wasn't by any means sensational but it was v e ry good for an in- experienced B. squad. The team was paced by the quarterbacking of John Darby and J. N. Wright. Line co-captain, Bill Pippen led his team defensively, w hi le backfield captain Jean Martindale stood out offensively. All of the boys who played received jackets. The Guerrilla team was started back in 1929 and were undefeated and were unscored upon in many games. Teams in more recent years have been unable to achieve that type of record. , , , . ..' .iw -A The 1951 season's record stands like this: Guerrillas Opponents 18 Wheeler 4 5 6 Lefors 32 7 Borger 12 19 Turkey 0 6 Gold Yannig ans 7 8 White Yannig ans 13 13 White Y annig ans 13 Z4 Borger 7 51 Plainview 24 T, -1 ,JI ' g .vw I A I W ,. - ' su- ' J. N. Wright, John Darby, Don Lindsay, Dean Franklin-- quarterbacks. Claude Bingham, Richard Cowan, B u d d y Moore , David C artwright--half-bac ks . '11 or Ng . - . ' V .1. Q - . Travis Taylor, end, Richard Graham, c ente rg Walker Bird, endgBobby Holder, end. Q- 1:7481 1 -in X A -3 ' ft: , . . I ,.iS9fX.-Q ,, I 'fA EY-J':xf,,.-vkal-'I rklwggaljii 'fn ' v,.' ,lv 1-iv:-Ln, do , .is A - ., V, , V Darx-e11Bozarth, BuzzyMcDona1d, and James Pippen--ends. Y Iohn McBride , Charleslordan, Ronnie Elliott, Bob Prigmore , Grady Brown and Larry Larsen--tackles. ii F, f . '. an ., 4. 3 I ' ' U35 '77-X Y 1' 'f w ,L - - 4 gig.. . 'f ' , - mm-a-.vfi w ':.- A - -41' ' ' . Richard R adc liff, halfbackg Bobby Wil- ' helm, halfbackg I. T L.amberson,ha1fbackg X Jimmy Kee1,fu11backg ' and Jean Martindale halfback. John Schoolfield, Dale Kelly, Londe11Sau1sbury, Dwayne Green, and Bobby Schue--guards. ... -A ..,,. uv nu: - .v- .. . 4 John I..angf0rd,Bi11 Edwards,Eugene Beaty, GuyHo11y-- guards. N. HARVESTER BASKETBALL TEAM Tommy Smith, co-captaing Coach Clifton McNeelyg David Crossman, managerg and Duane jeter, co- captain. Coach is giving them some of the instruction that enabled the team to win second place in I-AAAA District. CONFERENCE GAMES NON-CONFERENCE GAMES We They We They San Angelo 54 43 Stratford 69 67 Abilene 58 52 Dumas 57 34 Amarillo 61 47 Stratford 60 43 Borger 42 48 Childress 59 32 Lubbock 63 58 Phillips 58 33 Odessa 35 27 Phillips 62 36 Sun Angelo 55 48 Childress 44 33 Abilene 64 44 Amarillo 47 44 Brownwood Tournament Berger 51 59 Cleburne 66 Z8 Lubbock 60 59 Sweetwater 55 Z8 Odessa 53 33 Big Spring 55 42 Riverside QFt. Worth, 45 33 ..-. -.. .. ...fs,Q .cf A .- Marvin and Jimmy Bond won places on the All-District First Team Marvin was named the Hustling Harvester for the 1952 season ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL Tommy Smith Duane Jeter Third Team Jimmy Dulaney Second Team Third Team jimmy Bond, sophomore forward Billy We bb, junior forwardfone lone yearj, shows how he cantake yearj,demonstratesthe defensive care of two balls. stance. Ma r vin Bo nd, senior forward Tommy Smith, senior guard ftwo fthree yearsf, does the set shot. yearsj, dribbles down the court. jon Oden,junior guardtone yearj, Duane jeter, senior center Qtwo demonstrates the two handed set yearsj, takes a free throw. shot. - w 5 Allie Miller, junior forward fone Freddie Wood 5, junior forward Yeafl, gets set for a shot. tone yearj, catches the ball on a rebound. Charles McCray, junior guard jimmy Dulaney, senior guard fone yearl. if if? S tO find 8 1'C Qtwo yearsj, demonstratesthe one ceivcr. handed set shot. Roy Pool, se ni or forward Qtwo Buddy Cockrell, junio r center, yearsj, tries a Crip shot. . fone yearj, sends up a hook shot We 37 28 43 32 52. 53 29 Dwayne Kuntz, co-captain, watches as Coach Aubra Nooncaster instructs Gayle Trollinger, co-captain. ERRILLA ASKETB LL Stratford Dumas McLean Alison Myer Motor s Phillips Panhandle They 43 26 42 31 72 41 32 SCHEDULE We 38 48 34 46 37 50 Happy Borger B Kelton G raham-Heine Odessa B Borger Bullpups They 53 56 36 82 44 64 Don Fagan Guard 1 year G ayle T rollinghe r George Depee Guard, forward Ray Cooper Forward l year Co-captain Forward 1 year l year D ouglas R andolph Center 1 year Larry Larson Forward 1 year Joe McNamara Center Dale Hemsell Guard, forward 1 year 1 year Dwayne Kuntz, Co-captain Center, forward 1 year Tommy Cox GOLF TE BGCTY Oates Bernard McNamara Mr. Johnny Austin is the golf coach. Other members of the team are Darrell Godfrey and Charles Austin. The class practices each day during the sixth period at the country club links. They have taken part in contests at Lubbock, Shamrock, Borger, and Odessa. Ronnie Mullins Steve Burdette Dibrell Stowell Richgrd Prigmore On the starting line are Rickie Harden, Bobby Wilhelm, Dale Kelly. Richard Radcliff, John Darby, David Enloe, Harold Courson, and Edward Dudley. Other boys on the track team are J. T. Lamberson, Joe Tynes, Ray Velasquez, Alton Flynn, Jack Traywick, Marlin Coleman, Ron- nie Elliott, Walker Bird, Dieter Umbach, Dale Hemsell, Gene Geaty, and Billey Don Conklin. TRACK ,L Tommy Sells, Reggie Mayo, R ic hard Qualls, and Jerry Walker watch as Buddy Cockrell puts the shot. 'IV' Alvin Ward goes over the hurd i John Darby, Bob Burns, James Pippen, Edward Dudley, and Y' Y, ,W . I1-,A,, ..---A. -L LL.. --IA ..-mlb:-A -:O I. U y .lf ,, 1 H f 1 ' - . 1-1 I 1 A Officers of the Girls' Sports Club are lon the floorl Joann Smith, member-at-large, Shirley Culwell, vice president, Jeanie Johnson, president, Pat Woodfill, treasurer, and Margaret Houston, secretary. Members are, Second Row lsittingl: Louise Nelms, Wilma Southard, Patsy Parr, Geraldine W illis, Wanda Dudley, Angeline Clay, Geraldine Parker, Shirley Lea, Donna Conley, and Jane Moyer. Third Row: Dolores Tucker, Emma Lee Poston, Nelda Henry, Carolyn Hawthorn,Ruby Varnon, lna Jo Haw- thorne, Del Janice Groves, Lynda Waggoner, Janell Ewing, 'Margaret Kretzmeier, Beverly Williams, and Jean Green. Fourth Row: Gertrude Posey, Dortha Blair, Myrtle Jordan, Rose Sutterfield, Mae Jo Hankhouse, Jean Sargent, Dorothy Zhanel, and Joyce Moyer. GIRL S PGRT S CLUB Miss Arden Eversmeyer Mrs. Wayne Tripp Miss Jgyce C1-Unk Sponsor Sponsor Sponsor BEST ALDRGU D GIRL ATHLETE Beverly Williams has been a rnember of the Girls Sports Club her three years in high school. She has participated in every sport sponsor- ed by the club. Her outstanding sportsrnanship, citizenship, leadership, and consideration for others have made her a favorite and the unaninious choice of her fellow club members as BestAll-Round Girl Athlete of 1952. Making a pyramid are left to right, bottom row: Ioan Smith, Rubye Va rnon, Pat Woodfill, Myrtle Jordan. Second Row: Shirley Lea, Ina Jo Hawthorne, B e v e r ly Williams. Third row: Shirley Culwell. Doing handstands are Meredeith Waters and Mildred Waters. The Girls' Sports Club was organiz ed in 1949. The aim of the club is to develop better sportsmanship among the girls. ln 1949-50 the club had a membership of 315 in 1950-51, 36, and this year, 35. Volleyball team left to right, first row: Geraldine Willis, Joyc e Newman, Donna Washington, Wilma Southard, Frankie Turpien, Beverly Williams. Second row: Jeanie Johnson, man- ager, C a r olyn Hawthorn, Marilyn Hamilton, R u by e Varnon, Pat Woodfill, Mar- garet Houston,.Toann Smith, Myrtle Jordan, and Jean Green, manager. Polishing up their tennis strokes are Wanda Dudley, Beverly Wil- liam S, Carolyn Hawthorne, and Del Janice Groves. Each year the club chooses a best all-round girl sport. Their decision has always been a good one. They base their decision on good conduct, loyalty to the school, good sportsmanship, and good citizenship. ln the first aid class the girls learned to give artifical respiration. Shown here demon- strating the correct method are Merdeith Waters and Mildred Waters. Ina Jo Hawthorne s h ow s the correct way to carry the injured, Jeanie Johnson. In archery these girls learn how to shoot bows and arrows like Robin Hood. Left to right are: Geraldine Willis, Joyce Newman, June Smith, and Margaret Houston. The sports sponsored by the club are volleyball, tennis, softball, archery, square dancing, bas- ketba11,and badminton. Club members may take part in as many of these sports as they desire. Square dancing is becoming a popular pastime. Shown here are left to right: Mae Jo Hank- h ou s e, Dolores Tucker, Shirley I..ea,Alma Joyce Fergason, Janell Ewing, Louise Nelms, Margaret Houston, and Pat Woodfill. 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King Bonny and Quef Chapman, with attenc ants Smith and Culwel left, and Green an Hutchens, right, pre side at the Ma.rdiGrae knn Perkins was the 'e ry beautiful Spanish Neil Jolly and Reggie Mayo tapped their way to Stardom in the Gay Nineties Review Vivien Brake, Cecil Steward, Jackie Merchant, and Rickie Harden came to the Mardi Gras all dressed up. C r own be a r e r Robert Thompson lingers awhile with the FHA Beau, Marvin Bond, and Sweetheart, Betty Wylie. President Elsie Thompson is to the right, '3- Iueen. Loman slaves Jerry Doggett and immy Henson c owe r before their masters. Howdy Week King Buddy Moore typifies Western Cast and crew of contestone-act play, Where the Cross Is Made, take time out. Qualls, Van Sickle, Bray, Cudney, Finkel- stein, Cobb, Key, Weatherred, and sitting, Bear and Welton. The fir st four named are the castg the others the crew. friendliness. 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