Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1955 volume:

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Parnpa High School K isvthe executive mansion of this year's president of the Texas .Q Association of Student Councils. .N . X X Q E' - 51 I . 1 X . 2 ,li L fi ,in X. wx' , .K 1 Walt Whitman lf: g is 7 N . A NJ X N X V .1 V V XF 3 ,..,.1 Q-'Et . J , DMT J' J 9 99M XAUQOQ 95605 ,yy ' ' MJF. 'C '19 A? pl 90 4465470 70K 4 C04 Fifa y E TERRR 11 P9 E 4' fe 'Waco 01 , . P , 0 4 no 6 Q b 6 ffff amPa Hlglm H9 Q if s af P Xgy qr! E gnwq C06 afllpa, TCXQSQQ wokCQY'1'QL 7 KJ ff SITE dfkf S 9?,oCf'7? f'45I - Aff' , GL sMNf++K.-. W, 7M fvxgiig' . f fx W W Q Q5-vp-+4 - AWK' jp MMP, L .' M-5 D mf! 'gag-'Finn' , . U Z f' , ---H:::::f-iii N E! ' , JR Ei' . , , , l .gf ' s ml . NJ-M I Of- . Wim 3 Aibavh.-0 ,le g,,,,1,z:. 4 f FOREWORD We, the staff, hope that when you look through this book in the years to come, it will bring forth pleasant memories--of your classmates, building scenes, fads, teen talk, and other school activities that have made this year a happy one for you. This year the staff chose Student Gov- ernment as the theme for our yearbook, because our school was elected president of the Texas Association of Student Coun- cil. In order to carry out this theme through- out THE HARVESTER, we have compared some of our campus activities with paral- lel departments of our national govern- ment. In doing this we hope we have em- phasized the important role student gov- ernment plays in our school life today. Joy Moore, Editor and Harvester Staff . 5 , . Y X X, xx. 5 Xb 1 yn g I A X XA. 3 if W is 0, , Nga, iq x- Xt , , if t ,M i ,f yi ,fl fx ' 'IGJQIX Tjjrjb Bxrw XQ X 'X nr in hx Ls Q nv- rl' l M, s lf Q Y jr Q . 1L 11-I Q X , ' Ci OJ ij, -vm' My :J vs R , 3 f l 'W W- vfyl Q t s is 'A fn In I r ' 'L X' Q if X 'lx .Q ff M , . ,Q if L! XM! ' X ily Six' if S Ll I fix ,IQ if' 'fl 4 . ' K, F' 1 ' xjxi s h x 'fl L X 'P if ,W ,Mg - - , W X If ala JL!! WN 'IQ ln f XI, - I I S 'gr l N, 'gf V I I ff if ,, rl xx 5 f S it by 'K 'Q f if A Qs M33 Y 1 D rf! ! 1. 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L., rg. F 4 1 .1 xv' jill rw J'1+ff Y .4fc.,:'Z9 T 1 UNITED NATIONS . . . Just as the United Nations functions as a focal organization in solving world problems, Pampa High Schoo1's Student Coun- cil is the P.H. S. governing body that is concemed with problems and affairs of the school and its students, and in promoting good will among other schools through the Texas Association of Student Councils. Marion Stone, representing Pampa High School as president of Texas Association of Student Councils, and Mrs. Ruby Capps, P.H.S. Student Council sponsor, plan projectsto be discussed at the state convention, which was held in Denton March 25-27. 6 DEDICATION Last year the Student Council of Pampa High School was elected President of Texas Association of Student Councils for 1954-55, after serving that year as vice president. Few people realize the hard work these students have put into the task that goes with such an honor. The Student Council has done a great job in goveming our student body, above all their project of organizing Student Councils in towns that do not have them. Considering this and their many other achieve- ments, we, the staff of the 1955 HARVESTER, ded- icate this yearbook to the Student Council and to the future students of Pampa High School who will carry on where they left off. . - an ,af I fi R N if 6 My if v Q. -S ,iv Q 'M' .a-nn.,-b 'Vi' , 41L 3'h 131255 if Jin 'X 'i' 1' Q I? H. .Nu 'Sli 1 - ,, UMA: vu x of ,, ',ins, cf af ,Na ' sf!! :J ?!f'f'4f Ffiil Q : . Jaffe! 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Committee members are Michael Price, Jerry Don Hopkins, Wayne Griggs, Robert Fleming, Pat Reynolds, chairman, Sheila Chisholm, Cynthia Duncan, and Carol Foster. -Nw.. wflgf 'ew as ' , M ,h A C . w we-.., The social committee meets to make plans for the All-School Prom. They are: Russell Pickett, Jimmy Parrish, Donald Wooley, Burl Kirbie, Bobby Dehls, Jackie Edwards, Bill Fulenwider, Woody Stewart, Carol Foster, co-chairman, Mary Wills, Marlene Kolb, co-chairman, Jo Tolley and Jon Cantrell. Reports and records of money taken in by sale of booster tags, football programs, TWIRP licenses, and receipts from the All-School Camival are the responsibility of finance com- mittee, headed by Lee Ledrick and Carol Paxson. Left to right are: Anita Wedgeworth, D. I. Wilkinson, Lee Carol, and Sandra Cooper. STUDE T The welcoming committee greets a new student in the cafeteria. They are: Sheila Chisholm, co-chairmang D. I. Wilkinson, Don Babcock, Durlene Mitchell, Pat Rey- nolds, co-chairmang and Earl Cooper. 'OUNCIL ,, f aj! J ff! Wfjpf' iffy! iffy! W I if gif!! M y V L x' J! f ljkp ? fu!! J X . JU Vlflifp ,Q , fly' if f yn, 1 A , Y ,, 1 1, , y , ., ' 1 ' The assembly committee agrees as Carolyn Ford puts down the date for the Senior Assembly. They are: Rhona Finkelstein, chairman, Janice Mc- Wright, Glenda Dudley, Charlotte Hoggatt, and Sandra Walsh. murine! 5' 825115 Fil The advertising committee tapes the final poster on the wall advertising the Talent Show. They are: DeWayne Maddox, Tommy Lockhart, Don Fuller, Wadene Thomas- son, Cynthia Duncan, Carol Henry, chairman: Carroll Cole, James Weatherred, Bill Atkinson, Kenneth Van Sickle, Sally Graves, and Dorothy Ayres. Looking over a problem the student body has brought up are members of the initiative and referendum committee Lee Ledrick, Ben Sturgeon, chairman, Michael Price, and Carl Blonkvist. Standing with Knox Kinard, right, superintendent of schools, is the president of this year's board, Her- man Whatley. SCHGOL BOARD Aside from the routine yearly problems of finan- cing, operation, and maintenance of the Pampa in- dependant school district, the School Board this year faced three major decisions--a 3300 per year increase in teacher salaries, expenditures of approxi mately S10, 000 for new Harvester band uniform s, and selection of A new head football coach. Jack Lockett, assistant coach at the University of Okla- homa, was named to succeed Aubra Nooncaster, who resigned because of ill health but will remain on the faculty. 5 s fffxfiy Roy McMi1len, second from left, business manager and tax collector of the Pampa Schools for the past twenty-three years, talks with members of the school board in his office. They are, left to right: E. L. Green, Ir., Mr. McMillen, Frank Smith, Aubrey Steele, Qelected this yearj and Rex Rose. IN MEMORIAM KENNETH P. WALTERS He has achieved success who has livedwell, laughed often and loved much: who has gained the respect of intelligent men, and the love of little childreng who has filled his niche and accom- plished his taskg who has left the world better than he found it, who has never lacked appreciation of earth's beauty, orfailed to express itg who has always looked for the best in others and given the best he had: whose life was an inspiration: whose memorya benediction, Thomas Stanley W3 1' Q l t J 1 9. W jEducation is a debt due from the I I W U present to the future generation. . X N 5, Q H y lj lvl- --George Peabody x ki, X ,Y if 'I so DW , V S Q.. SEX ' H U f' K - x r X 'V 1 M j ,, , f ,Q Y . Ki, X . , , f , I V -., ., 1 '-r .X + i www f- X . x 'V . w - X f' . X ' 3 NJ., -xl Q A' ' I Y X K . X 'll N ' i ' e ' 'M ' 1, Nh X V'n Ll5w 1 4, t ll X R S 1 it ti t ty K s K N 3- lx JUDICIAL . . . The Supreme Court is the highest X X judiciary tribunal in the United States. The administration and faculty of Pampa High School are the judges of education- a a 95 . 7f'f '- A ' , 1 dsganfyfw gudents , .f fr , - g 'ff ry ,X ' . iii., ,tin I, I mfffwf- r 'f f, 'Nl f ' - .f , ,,, I ,, 5. K7 -1 A f I-,f-i,,-,: 7 ffl f f7f'Tf,'L fl' ' 44 'f'f'ff'fv -V., r-14,1 X . afvnhf f f ' ' 7 '0 '. '1'1f f 51 ' - -f vfk I2 '3 7 f7 A K 'Q' X .X X x FACULTY BM.. 'Umfapowjbfbog I W O-frvvn 'gmkuy 231144, . s 3.4 JN-o..o J,-ww . X N-X09 - A Jxbuv-L -3f N,-an 'G ,L R 6 M q4rgM. ICS An.-Lo-v-X Mya 2 u sl X 3 jk WA, XX A S XX W fa'-:ffl X? . N' L Q.. .2 N X arf, f w Q , vt -LEG. M f 0 D' :haf fl I J A 'fff f A am - 455541 f wh I I' :lim 5: f X N- mfrilw-liax W4f '5 ' 'I X' ' 'RR ' ? ,nsiii X X md i ifggisx-W-Q My v' ' 3 ' 'eggs . , S Q, X I XX ie Y XY ,rw-'2af5..., I3 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF L. J. EDMONDSON QM, A, , West Texas State Collegej, above, principal, is the man who shoulders the many problems of P. H. S, His biggest problem is keeping teachers as well as students happy. Perhaps the biggest job of JACK NICHOLS, fM,B, A, , West Texas State Collegej, right, assistant principal, is keeping up with student a te dance and school activity schedules. EVELYN MILAM fM, A, , Texas Tech- nological Collegej, above, counselor, helps students with their problems. MRS. RUSSELL CARTWRIGHT QPampa Busi- ness Collegej, left, is Co op manager and bookkeeper. MRS, PERRY GAUT QM. E. , West Texas State Collegej, right, registrar, plans student class schedules and keeps records of their grades. FACULTY MARVIN E, BOWMAN, M, A, West Texas State College eg? History, Football agua MARY DEAN DOZIER, M, A, North Texas State College English JOE E. FOWLER, B, S, North Texas State College Mechanical Drawing WAYNE FRIZZELL, B. S, Stephen F. Austin State College Physical Education MRS, RUBY CAPPS, B, A, Oklahoma College for Women English TERRENCE CULLEY, B, S, North Texas State College Drivers Education, Basketball www B. G, GORDON, M. E. West Texas State College Mathematics MARY GORDON, B, A, University of Oklahoma Librarian MRS, G, K, I-IOBBS, B. S, Texas Technological College Home Economics MRS. I. L. HOLMES, B. A. Louisiana Technological College English ELIZABETH HURLEY, M, A, Texas State College for Women Publications EDITH KRAL, B, S. Texas Technological College Home Economics .5 its fx RN , X 4 33? 433, ,,, HAROLD W. LITTLE, B, B, A, North Texas State College Commercial DWAINE LYON, B, S. West T as State College Male atics, Football CL T NMCNEELY, M, E, Te asjwesleyan Collegeql H' cry, Basketball -ly ll ' 2 T, or lx A A I X N J Y xl N R r JO 'x FACULTY Principal L. I. Edmondson often wonders what the teachers think of him as he stands before them at faculty meetings every Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. Now the teachers can see how they look to him. MRS, M, E, LAMB, M, A, Colorado State College Biology MRS, ELAINE LEDBETTER, M. E, North Texas State College Chemistry ORVILLE LEWIS, B, S, Kansas State College Biology, Football CAMERON MARSH, M, A, West Texas State College History MRS, E, R, MILLER Middle Tennessee State College Study Hall MYLES MORGAN, B, S, Northeastern State College Industrial Arts MRS, I. C, PATTILLO, B, B, A, University of Texas Comm, rcial PAUL PAYNE, M, E, Texas Technological College Vocational Agriculture ROBERT M, PAYNE, B, M, North Texas State College Choral Supervisor FACULTY Checking their faculty boxes is the daily routine of all teachers. Mrs. Jack White, Mrs. Lula B. Owen, and Paul Payne clean out theirs, in which they may find such items as absentee slips, grade cards, no- tices, mail, and packages. AUBRA NOONCASTER, M, A, Sul Ross State College English, Football MRS, E, L, NORMAN University of Texas Mathematics MRS, LULA B, OWEN, M, A, West Texas State College Latin, English JOHN N, PLASTER, B, S, West Texas State College Mathematics BETTY TOM RIDDLE, B. S. Oklahoma College for Women Physical Education TRUETT S, ROSS, M, A, University of Oklahoma Mathematics MADGE RUSK, M, A, West Texas State College History HELEN SCHAFER, B. S. Texas State College for Women Speech CLAUDE SPEAKE, M,'S, North Texas State College History DON R, SWADLEY, B, A, North Texas State College English J. M, THOMPSON, B, S, North Texas State College Industrial Arts MRS, J, E, TORVIE, M, E, West Texas State College English W, E, TREGOE, B, S, Q Q- West Texas State C Bam, Sim 4' 4463! X FACULTY WELDON TRICE, M. E. West Texas State College Commercial, Football VIRGINIA VAUGHAN, M, West Texas State College Spanish, French JAMES D. WEBB, B, S, North Texas State College Mathematics MRS. JAMES D, WEBB, B, M North Texas State College Music MRS, JACK WHITE, B, A. Texas Technological College English DECK WOLDT, B, S, Southwestem State, Oklahoma Baseball k il ' is M iii: we-I Ni eggs K K .wx Wed. . -., was fr HS y . y CAFETERIA gpm -5 , ' l Kc -. H A . a if.. ,m,,ts.,LWg ., A .. - f gi-g: :,f:,.- 3. -im- a MAI TENANCE we L 1 a ra? 5 , R Q 1,4 Mrs. Roy Kilgore. Cafelefia SUPCT' L. N. Mitchell, director of the visor, makes out a weekly menu. maintenance crew, has a big job keeping P. H, S. clean and in good repair. .,,,-Ve shi annul H I ta. .:.,,. , ..., ., ff Mrs. Velma Meador checks the milk while Mrs. Clara Quary and Mrs. Dovie Fletcher fill the napkin and straw holders for noon rush. Mrs. Winnie Slaton and Mrs. Ellen Swindle are ready to serve lunch in the cafeteria. Floyd R.. Killough, Jimmy Welch, A. H. Francis and Mar- Mrs. Lilly Gant, Mrs. Bertha Redd and cus Phillips check their equipment before cleaning the Mrs. Norma Johnson have just finished cafeteria floor. cleaning the door windows in cafeteria. I9 AROU D THE CLOC K Everyday activities are performed in Pampa High throughout the school year. This is our job of learning. These school room scenes do not have outer activities Students selecting books in library for book reports. in which to be fePfe5emed- nun no 2. 9 3 g 4 vb5 Perfomiing experiments in chemistry class ' iff 2,-ff if J Q V 3. A - A .,. -4 TEXAS.. ...-- Study hall, where some work and many loaf Learning to drive safely in driver's education class 49 Q! ani Q English students listen to recordings of poems. Sophomore students getting acquainted with Oscar in biology laboratory. U I1 , I9 1 9 8 3 5 4 Studying different territories of early American history. Keys rattle in typing class 'NUI ...A LEGISLATIVE . . . In the national Capitol is located the Congress of the United States, composed of elected re- presentatives of all the states and territories who enact the laws that govem all citizens. ,In Pampa High School the states are the classes, composed of student citizens whose primary laws are the books they study to prepare them for graduation. 22 The destiny of any nation, to any given time, depends upon the opinions of its young men under five and twenty --Johann Wolfgang von Goethe CLASSES ep . Hifi? X 55512 Q mffzfi-zfzkk 2-M1375-fjlii gk S - were - 1 'fsm4Q.Q...g L , , X , SW? ,,-J is 1 f gg W LLmLh L - . 'ik S' . A , E k mg-5,5 an :. 1 ' gay -. . I gag -fy .A Nw 4' . WJ sag 'f 5 wi Inv ''::f-fp':k:i?w:?.,Z735':l3?I5:E::-RFK'SEQ' MILPSRR-' 7 S23 1 '.. y 5 Qs. LY 'L'-- Y -.zQA,,. ?g X., ,.E.E V xy M3 X ig W as M Q -P M -F R-'FY A W f, A ,A.,V . tqxgfliewn- I 3 m g Us 'bk L 1 rf W' 'QA 532 V X may fig 5 I S9222 it y,,NM'f K Q' m in an A m ,xyk KN X V' f- - K' Z'-Q ' 'A-l. .w-,A4f1'..Q,sf,.vf.A,...w,.W..U.,, .- ...WH ,, 32 T ,Q ,,,Q .,,,: .f . H' ,. , 1!f.sf.:-:fl ' . - - -- - fif sf' ' .V win W We're the greatest class alive3 We're the Class of '55. SENIOR CLASS RUTH ABERNATHY Tri-Hi-Y, Chapter Secretary 53S Spanish Club 53, 543 Junior A Cappella 54: Children's Theater 55. GLEN ADAMS Student Council 52, 533 Baseball 52, 54, All-District Second Team 543 Best All-Around Boy Athlete 53. SHIRLEY ALLEN Grady, New Mexico: FHA, District President 543 Band 53, Secretary 54: Girls' State 543 Pep Club, President 54: Junior Play3 Class Favorite 543 Pampa Band 55. PHYLLIS ALTMAN FHA 53, Historian 54, Secretary 553 Library Assistant 53, 54, 553 National Honor Society 55. 1 LEONA ATTAWAY Tri-Hi-Y 553 FHA 553 FTA 553 The Harvester 54, Business Manager 553 PHSPA 54, 553 THSPA 553 Quill and Scroll 54 Secretary 553 Senior Play Crew3 National Honor Society 55. LILA AUSTIN Girls' Sport Club, Parliamentarian 53: Volleyball 53, 54, Co-Captain 553 Best All-Round Girl Athlete 55. JIM AYRES Slide Rule Club 54, 553 Thespians 54, 553 Junior Play Crew3 Senior Play Crew3 All-School Play 54: National Honor Society 55. BARBARA BAIRD Tri-Hi-Y 54: Volleyball 53, 54. JIMMY BAIRD VIC 54, President 553 FFA 53, 54, Vice President 553 Shocker Football 53. MARY BIRD Latin Club 53, Secretary 543 Junior A Cappella 53, 54, 55. CARL BLONKVIST National Honor Society 54, 55: Latin Club, President 53, Vice President 54: Student Council 53, 54, 55: Student Body Vice President 55: Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54, All -District Honorable Mention 54: Track 54, Captain 55: Junior Rotarian for February. DOLORES BONHAM National Honor Society 54, 55: Spanish Club 53, Award 54: French Club 54, Queen 55: Little Harvester 54, 55: Quill and Scroll 55: Library Assistant 55- KEITH BONNY Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: Spanish Club 54, 55: Band 53, 54, 55: Pep Squad 54, 55. RAY BONSAL Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, Co-Captain 54, All-District Honorable Mention 54: Track 53, 54, 55: National Honor Society 55. CLASS OF F IF TY-F IVE IERRY RAY BOSTON Golf 53, 54, C0-Captain 55. MARLENE BOWERS Latin Club 53, 54: Volleyball Manager 53. HARLAN BOYLE Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54, A11-District Honorable Mention 54: Track 53, 54, 55. LEON BRADSHAW Wood Shop Club 53, 54, 55: Junior A Cappella 53. NORMA BRIDEN Library Assistant 53, 54, 55: Junior Play. MEREDITH BROOKS Tri-Hi-Y 54,55: FTA 53, 54, Secretary 55: TFTAC 55: Latin Club 53, Latin Priestess 54: Office Assistant 54, 55: National Honor Society 55. I 2 BETTY BROWN Tri-Hi-Y 53,54g Junior A Cappella 54: Glee Club 53, 55. BURL BROWN Wood Shop Club 53, 54, 55. JERRY BRUCE Wood Shop Club 53, 54, 55. LLOYD BRUMMETT Hi-Y 54, 555 Debate Club 55g Junior A Cappella 533 A Cappella 54, 555 Junior Play. DM. SEN IORS BETTY BULLARD Tri -Hi-Y 53, 54, Student Council 53. NANCIE BUNTIN FHA 535 Junior A Cappella 533 Senior Play Crew. LA VONDA CALLAN , FHA 53. ION CANTRELL Student Council 55g Shocker Football 525 Harvester Football Senior Playg Junior Rotarian for October. MARTHA CA RLILE dent 55: National Honor Society 54, 55g French Club 54, President 55: Debate Club 55: Junior A Cappella 53, 55. FRANK QBUSTERI CARTER Latin Club 53, 54g Shocker Basketball 53: Harvester Basket- ball 54g Golf 53, 54, Co-Captain 54. 53, 54, All-District Honorable Mention 545 Track 53, 54, 55g Tri-Hi-Y 53,54, Chapter Secretary 55: FTA 54, Vice Presi- BENNY CARTWRIGHT Student Council 535 Shocker Basketball 535 Harvester Basket ball 54, 552 Shocker Football 525 Junior Play. JOE CHISUM Spanish Club 53, President 545 Slide Rule Club 54, 555 Golf 53, 54, 555 Student Council 55. BILL CLEMENTS Slide Rule Club 555 Band 53, 54, 555 Pep Band 54, 55. ROBERT CLEMENTS Wood Shop Club 53, 54, 555 Band 53, 54, 555 Pep Band 55. CLASS OF F IF TY-F IVE VIRGINIA COLLINS Band 54, 55, Runner-Up for Band Sweetheart 55. JERRY COLLINS Spanish Club 54, 555 Junior A Cappella 545 Glee Club 53, 55. EDDIE COLLUM FFA, Livestock Judging Team 54, Sentinel 545 Junior A Cappella 545 Trampoline Team 545 Golf 555 Junior Cheer- leader. BOBBY CONWAY French Club 54, 555 Student Council 535 Shocker Football Manager 535 Baseball 53, 54, 55, All-District Honorable Mention 54. ADELL COOPER Junior A Cappella 53, 54. CLINTON COOPER Slide Rule Club 54, Vice President 555 Band 54, 555 Pep Band 54, 55. PEGGY COTTEN FHA, Song Leader 53: Twirler 53, 54, 55, Band Sweetheart 54: Volleyball 53, 54, 55: Girls' Sport Club 53: Best All- Around Girl Athlete 53: Oil Progress Queen Attendant 54: Carnival Queen Attendant 54: Junior Class Favorite: Miss Clean Sweep Attendant 55: Most Versatile Girl 55: National Honor Society 55. CURTIS CRADDUCK P.E. 53. JOHN CROCKFTT Wood Shop Club 53: P.E. 53. 43 I. R. CROSS X Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54, All-District Honorable Mention 54: Pin-Up 55: Track 54, 55. SE IORS DONNA CROSSMAN FHA 53: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55: Junior Sextet: Office Assistant 53, 54: Latin Club 53. NELDA CROUCH Children's Theater 55: P. E. 53, 54. MONA CRUISE P. E. 53, 54,55. EDWARD QSKIPPERJ CULBERSON VIC, Secretary 55: Hi-Y 54, 55: A Cappella 53, 54, 55. BILL CULPEPPER Student Council 54: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55: Harvester Football 52, 53, 54, All-District Honorable Mention 54: Shocker Basketball 53: Harvester Basketball 54: Track 53, 54, 55: Sophomore Favorite. DONNA sua DANIELS P.E. 5a,54, 55. TOMMY DARLING Shocker Football 52, 53: Baseball 53, 54, 55. JOHNNIE MAE DAUER FHA 53, Reporter 54, Vice President 55, Sweetheart Attend ant 55: Tri-Hi-Y 54, 55: Band 53,54, 55: Pep Band 54, 55. MARVIN DEHLS Trampoline Team 53, 54, 55: Wood Shop Club 54. GENE DOGGETT Shocker Basketball 53, Co-Captain 54. CLASS OF F IF TY-F IVE GLENDA DUDLEY Tri-Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: Latin Club 53, 54: Student Council 53, 54: FTA 55: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54,55: Junior Sextet: Thespians 54, 55: Junior Play: Senior Play: Secretary of Junior Class: Carnival Queen Attendant 54: Miss Flame Attendant 55: Football Queen Attendant 55. HUBERT DUNCAN Wood Shop Club 53, 54, 55: Shocker Football 52: Baseball 53, 54, 55. LA IEAN EDWARDS P. E. 53,54,55. MORRIS ENLOE Spanish Club 52: Wood Shop Club 54: Band 52, 53, 54: Base- ball Manager 54, 55. ROBERT FLEMING Latin Club 53, 54: Student Council 53, 55: Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54: Track 54, 55: Junior Play: Senior Play Crew: Vice President of Senior Class: Senior Favorite: Junior Rotarian for November. LORETTA FOLLEY P. E. 53,54,55. CAROL FOSTER Spanish Club 53, Vice President 545 Tri-Hi-Y 54, President 555 Student Council 53, 555 Junior A Cappella 535 A Cappella 555 Oil Progress Queen 545 Lion's Club Sweetheart for Septem- ber: National Honor Society 55. DONNA FRANKLIN Latin Club 53, Vice President 545 Junior A Cappella 535 A Cappella 54, 555 National Honor Society 55. JACK FROST P. E. 53,54. BARBARA FRYE Spanish Club 53, 545 Student Council 535 Junior A Cappella 535 Little Harvester 535 PHSPA 535 Office Assistant 53, 54, 555 National Honor 'Society 55. SENIOR I DON FULLER Band 53,545 Pep Band 545 Junior Play5 Senior Play Crew5 'Jr' Little Harvester 55. bye-'94, 5 INES GARCIA xx Spanish Club 54, Secretary 555 Junior A Cappella 545 A W , X Cappella 55. 1 if r MARLIN GEE VIC 54, 555 FFA 535 Wo'od Shop Club 54, 55. PATSY GERIK P. E. 53,54,55. fist JIM GODFREY Junior A. Cappella 545 A Cappella 55. JOYCE GORDON Tri-Hi-Y 54,555 Latin Club 53, 545 Junior A Cappella 535 A Cappella 54, Secretary 555 National Honor Society 54, 555 Office Assistant 55. Sweetwater FHA Secretary 53 Basketball 53 Girls' Choir JIM GREENE Shocker Football 52, Harvester Football 53, 54, Track 54, 55 GARY GRIFFIN FTA 54, Student Council 54, Junior Play, Thespians 54, 55, Harvester Basketball 53, 54, Co-Captain 55, All-District Second Team 54, All-State 54, All-District First Team 55, Vice President of Junior Class. WAYNE GRIGGS Hi-Y 54, 55, Latin Club 53, 54, Student Council 53, 55, Band 53, Junior Counselor 54, President 55, Drum Major 55. MARY ANN GUTHRIE Girls' Sport Club 53, Volleyball 53, 54, 55, Junior Play, Assistant Director, Senior Play, Assistant Director, Thespians 54,55, Junior A Cappella 53, A Cappella 54, 55. CLASS OF F IF TY-FIVE MARCHETA HALL Tri-Hi-Y 53, 54, Chapter President 55, Girls' State 54, Spanish Club 53, 54, Debate 53, Junior Play, Senior Play, Thespians 55, A Cappella 54, 55, Junior A Cappella 53, Junior Girls' Sextet, Miss Flame Attendant 55, Miss Clean Sweep Attendant 55, Volleyball 53, 54, 55, Carnival Queen 55, National Honor Society 55, Basketball Queen 55. RICHARD HANKINS FFA, Livestock Judging Team 53, President 54, Agricultural Award 54, Student Council 53, 54, Trampoline Team 53. KERMIT HARMON Slide Rule Club 54, Junior A Cappella 53, 54, Junior Play. NANCY HARRISON Student Council 53, Spanish Club, Secretary 53, 54, Junior A Cappella 54, Office Assistant 55, Oil Progress Queen Attendant 54: Camival Queen Attendant 54, 55, Sophomore Favorite, Miss Flame Attendant 55, FFA Sweetheart 55, Runner-Up for Pin-Up 55, Junior Play. JAMES HAWKINS Harvester Football 52, 53, Second Team All-District 53, Honorable Mention All-State 53, Wood Shop Club 55. KENNETH HINKLE Harvester Football 525 Track 535 Baseball 533 Shocker Basket- ball, Co-Captain 535 Harvester Basketball 54, 55g Band 53, Vice President 54, Runner-Up for Pin-Up 55. CHARLOTTE HOGGATT Tri-Hi-Y 55, Latin Club 53, 543 FTA 54, 55, Secretary 53: Declamation 54g Debate 53g Junior Playg Senior Playg Thes- pians 54, 55g Office Assistant 53, 54, 55g A Cappella 54, 555 National Honor Society 55. A AVANELLE HOGSETT Tri-Hi-Y 53, Chapter Secretary 54, Second Vice President 55: FHA 545 FTA 53,54: Spanish Club 53,545 Band 53, 54, 553 Junior Play: National Honor Society 55. SANDRA HOLLIS Spanish Club 53, 54: Band 53, 543 Glee Club 53. SENIORS W' ALLEN HOLTMAN Baseball 53: Track 54. 55- JESS HONAKER Shocker Football Manager 525 Harvester Football Manager 53, 54. KATHRYN HOOVER Tri-Hi-Y 553 Spanish Club 53, 54. SAMMY HOUCHIN Golf 53, 54, Co-Captain 55. MARY HUGGINS Junior A Cappella 55, Football Queen 55. NANCY JAMESON FTA 54, 55: Tri-Hi-Y 54, 555 Latin Club 53,54g Library Assistant 53, 54, 55. 34 A DUANE IETER Shamrock: FFA 53, Vice President 54: Guidance Club, Presi dent 54: Sophomore Class Vice President: Junior Class Presi- Basketball 53: Track 53. DOROTHY JOHNSON Tri-Hi-Y 55: FTA 54, 55: Girls' Sport Club 53: Volleyball Manager 53, 54, 55: Junior Play: Senior Play Crew: Band 53, 54, 55. BILLIE JEAN JONES French Club 54, 55: Junior A Cappella 53: Little Harvester 53: Office Assistant 54. DON JORDAN Debate Club 54: Slide Rule Club 55: Shocker Football 53: Library Assistant 53. CLASS OF F IF TY-F IVE GAYLON KERR ' P. E. 53, 54, 55. CAROLYN KEYS Pittsburg, Pennsylvania: Basketball 53: Commercial Club 53: Library Assistant 53: Sophomore Class Secretary: Pampa FTA 55: Tri-Hi-Y 55. DANNY KING Student Council 54: Shocker Football 52: Trampoline Team 53, 54, 55. MARLENE KOLB Tri-Hi-Y 53, Chapter Vice President 54, First Vice President 55: Spanish Club, Secretary 55, Queen 55: National Honor Society 54, Secretary 55: Latin Club 53, 54: Little Harvester 53,54, Editor 55: Quill and Scroll 54, 55: A Cappella Reporter 54, 55: Senior Play Crew: Senior Class Secretary. TERRY KOTARA Wood Shop Club 53, 55: Trampoline Team 55. H. D. LADYMAN Junior A Cappella 53, 54: A Cappella 55. dent: Athletic Department Student President 54: Football 53: GAYLON LARD Tri -Hi-Y 54, 55: FHA 53: Junior A Cappella 53, 54: Glee Club 55. LETA LAVERTY Junior A Cappella 53, 55: Children's Theater 54. IANIE LEWIS Tri -Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: FTA 54, 55: Spanish Club 53, 54: Band 54, 55: Library Assistant 53. HAROLD LEWIS Harvester Football 52, 53, Co-Captain 54, All-District Honor- able Mention 53, All-State Honorable Mention 53, All- District Second Team 54, All-State 54, All-Southern 54: Shocker Basketball, Co-Captain 53: Harvester Basketball 54: Track 53, 54, 55: Baseball 53: Most Versatile Boy 55. iufzm' ' ik use SEN IORS TOMMY LOCKHART Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: French Club 55, President 54: Junior Play: Senior Play Crew: Thespians 54, Vice President 55: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55: Student Council 55. MODEAN LONG FHA 54, Sweetheart 55: Glee Club 53, 54: Junior A Cappella 55. PATRICIA LUNSFORD Latin Club 54, 55: Library Assistant 53: National Honor Society 55. DEWAYNE MADDOX French Club 54, 55: Senior Cheerleader. BOBBY MALONE Shocker Football 53: Wood Shop Club 54. HAROLD MALONE Wood Shop Club 53, 54. JIMMY MALONE Wood Shop Club 543 Trampoline Team 54, 55. ELIZABETH MANN Debate Club 555 Junior A Cappella 54: Glee Club 55. BOBBY MARLAR Shocker Football 52g Harvester Football 53, 54, Track 54, 55 BOBBY MATLOCK VIC 54, 55. n CLASS OF FIFTY-F IVE Jo ANN MAYO FTA 53, 54, 55, Spanish Club 53, 543 Library Assistant 54. MARY MCANALLY Glee Club 54, 55. VELMA MCCATHERN FHA 54, Sweetheart Attendant 55: Glee Club 53, 54: Office Assistant 54, 55. MARILYN MCDANIEL Tri -Hi-Y 53, 54, 553 Slide Rule Club 54, Secretary 55g Junior A Cappella 53g Girls' Sports Club 535 Senior Play Crew. E. JAY MCILVAIN FFA, President 53g Student Council 53, 54, Chaplain 555 Junior Playg Thespians 54, 55: Harvester Basketball 53, 54, Co-Captain 55, All-District Second Team 54, All-State 54g Junior Class Favoriteg All-School Favorite 553 Hustling Har- vester 55. JERRY MCNAUGHTON Spanish Club 53, 545 Wood Shop Club 55, Student Council 533 Shocker l Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54: Track 54, 55. ANN MILLER Tri-Hi -Y 533 FHA 52: Latin Club 53, 545 Girls' Sport Club 53: Glee Club 53. 36 BETTY MILLER Latin Club 54, 55: FHA 53, 54. CELIA MILLER FHA 53, Secretary 54, President 55, Sweetheart Attendant 54g Glee Club 53: Junior A Cappella 54: A Cappella 55. MARY LYNN MILLER Latin Club 54, 55, Debate Club 55, Award 54g Junior A Cap- pella 54: National Honor Society 555 Highest Girl Honor Student 55. DOROTHA MITCHELL Spanish Club 54, 55: Office Assistant 53, 54, 55. SENIORS MARIETTA MITCHELL Tri-Hi -Y 55: FTA 53, 555 Girls' Sport Club 533 Mardi Gras Queen 55. RAY MOBLEY VIC 55: Wood Shop Club 553 Shocker Football 52. JOY MOORE Tri-Hi-Y 55, Spanish Club 53, 54: FHA 55g Girls' Sport Club 53: The Harvester 53, 54, Editor 553 Quill and Scroll 54, Vice President 55g PHSPA 54,55g THSPA 55. MARIAM MULANAX Tri-Hi -Y 53, 54, FTA 53, 54: Little Harvester 533 Children's Theater 54. JERRY NEEF VIC, Secretary 53: Shocker Football 52g Harvester Football 53, 54: Track 54, 55. MARY LOU NOVOTNY Tri-Hi-Y 55: FTA 55g Spanish Club 53,54g Debate Club 553 Office As- sistant 53. BETTY OSBORNE Tri-Hi-Y 53, 55, Librarian 54: Latin Club 53, 543 Junior Playg Thespians 54, 553 Volleyball 53, 54g A Cappella 54, 55. 37 38 BILLIE MAE OSBORNE Latin Club 53, 545 Junior A Cappella 535 A Cappella 54, 555 National Honor Society 55. TODD OVERTON Hi-Y 53, 54,555 Spanish Club 53, Vice President 545 Junior A Cappella 535 A Cappella 54,555 Junior Play Crew5 Track 54, 55. PEGGY OWEN Tri-Hi-Y 555 Junior A Cappella 54, 555 Glee Club 535 Library Assistant 54. CHARLES OWENS I CLASS OF F IF TY-F IVE CHARLOTTE PARKER Tri-Hi-Y 53, 54, 555 Junior A Cappella 535 The Harvester 54, 555 Quill and Scroll 555 PHSPA 54,555 Basketball Queen 54. IEANETTE PATTON FHA 53, 545 Girls' Sport Club 53: Volleyball 53, 54. CAROL PAXSON Tri-Hi-Y 53, Treasurer 54, Secretary 555 FTA 555 Latin Club 54, Vice President 535 National Honor Society 54, 555 Student Council 53, 54, Secretary 555 Junior A Cappella Accompanist 535 A Cappella Accompanist 54, 555 Music Award 545 Oil Progress Queen 555 Most Talented Girl 555 Best Citizen 55. BOB PEACOCK Wood Shop Club 53, 545 Junior Play Crew5 Band 53, 54, 555 Pep Band 54, 55. IOHN PERKINS Hi-Y 555 Shocker Football 535 Baseball 53, 54, 55. JAMES PICKETT French Club 54, 555 Slide Rule Club 555 National Honor Society 54, President 555 Biology Award 545 Chemistry Award 545 A Cappella 54, Royalty 555 Valedictorian 55. RONNIE POWELL Wood Shop Club 53, 545 Junior A Cappella 54, A Cappella 555 Senior Play Crew. SONIA PRALL Tri-Hi-Y 553 FHA 54, 55. LAHOMA PRESCOTT The Harvester 54, 553 PHSPA 54, 553 Quill and Scroll 553 Junior A Cappella 532 VIC Sweetheart 55. NANCY PRESNELL Twirler 53, 54, 55. MAURITA PROCK Tri-Hi-Y 54, 553 Junior Play Crewg Senior Play Crew3 Little Harvester 53, 542 The Harvester 54, Art Editor 553 Quill and Scroll 54, President 553 PHSPA 54,553 THSPA 553 Junior Red Cross, Treasurer 55. asv- was -, 'X' SEN IORS CARROLL QBUDDYJ RAY Spanish Club 54, 553 The Little Harvester, Business Manager 543 Quill and Scroll 54, 553 Most Talented Boy 55. JAMES REDD Spanish Club 54, 553 Band 53, 54, 553 Pep Band 54, 55. PATRICIA REYNOLDS Tri-Hi-Y 55, Chapter President 53: Latin Club, Secretary 53, 553 Student Council 53, 553 Sophomore Class President3 Runner Up for Pin-Up 53: Senior Cheerleaderg Lion's Club Sweetheart for Octoberg All-School Favorite 553 Senior Play Crewg A Cap- pella 55: National Honor Society 553 Basketball Queen Attend- ant 55. BOBBY RICE Wood Shop Club 533 Junior A Cappella 53, 543 A Cappella 55. IERRELL RICHARDSON Spanish Club 53, Vice President 54: Band, Sophomore Coun- cil Representative, Senior Council Representative3 Pep Band 54, 553 Senior Play Crew. MURIEL RITTENHOUSE Franklin, Louisiana: Girls' A Cap- pella 53. WAYNE RITTHALER Student Council 54. DON ROBBINS Wood Shop Club 55: Spanish Club 53, Vice President 54: Trampoline Team 55. B. D. ROBISON Hi-Y 53, Parliamentarian 54, President 55: Junior Play: Senior Play: Student Council 54: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55. JOYCE ROENFELDT Spanish Club 53, 54: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55. EARLENE ROGERS Amarillo: Spanish Club 53: Student Council 53: Y-Teens 53 Allied Youth 53: Office Assistant 53, 54. CLASS OF F IFTY-F IVE MARIORIE ROUNDTREE Tri-Hi-Y 54, 55: Latin Club, Vice President 53, Secretary 54: Junior Play: Thespians 54, Secretary 55: Junior A Cap- pella 53: A Cappella 54, Royalty 55: VIC Sweetheart 53: Oil Progress Queen Attendant 54: Carnival Queen Attendant 54: Runner-Up for Pin-Up 55. DORIS ROWE Tri-Hi-Y 54, 55: Glee Club 53: Junior A Cappella 54, 55. DAMON RUNYON Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 54: A Cappella 54, 55: Little Harvester 53. BILL RUSSELL Golf 53, 54,55: Junior A Cappella 53. CLIFFORD RYAN Spanish Club 53, 54: Children's Theater 54, 55: Senior Play: Thespians 54, Historian 55: History Award 54: National Honor Society 55. PAUL SACKETT Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55. DALLAS SASSER Spanish Club 53, 54: Junior A Cap- pella 53, 54. I P, -J' ED SCHNEIDER Tucumcari, New Mexico: Spanish Club 53: Band 53. Pampa: Band 54, 55. BOB SCHOOLFIELD Shocker Football 52: Band 53, 54, 55. CHARLES SCOTT P. E. 53, 54, 55. WANDA SCOTT Glee Club 53: FHA 53: Office Assistant 53. s -iii SENIORS VINSON SHAW VIC 53,'54, 55: Wood Shop Club 54. RAY SHELTON Spanish Club 53, 54: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, 55. JOY SHUMATE Tri -Hi -Y 53, 54, 55: FTA 53, 54, 55: Latin Club 53: Junior Play Crew: Senior Play Crew. JERRY SLATEN Latin Club 52, 53: Glee Club 55: Junior A Cappella 52, 53. JERRY SLOAN Tri-Hi -Y 53, 54, Chapter Vice President 55: Latin Club 53, 54: Junior Play Crew: Senior Play Crew: Thespians 54, 55: Glee Club 53: A Cappella 54, 55: All -State Choir 54, 55: FFA Sweetheart 53: Junior Red Cross, President 55: Lion's Club Sweetheart for January. EMMA LEE SMITH P. E. 53, 54, 55. TONY SMITH French Club 54, 55: Wood Shop Club 53, 54: Band 53, 54, 55. 4l 1 42 IANICE SMITHHISLER Girls' Glee Club 53 A Cappella 54 55 Junior Girls Sextet Junior Play Senior Play Football Queen Attendant 54 FRED SPALDING P. E. 53,54 55 MARY SPOONEMORE Tri-Hi-Y 53 Junior A Cappella 53 A Cappella 54 55 CLENT STEWART CLASS OF FIFTY FIVE WOODY STEWART Wood Shop Club 54: Student Council 55: A Cappella 54, Vi President 55: Junior Rotarian for December: National Honor Society 55. MARION STONE National Honor Society 54, 55: Latin Club 53, President 54: Student Council 55: President, Texas Association of Student Councils 55: Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54, All-District Second Team 54, All-State Honorable Mention 54: Junior Rotarian for January: Best Citizen 55. BEN STURGEON National Honor Society 54, 55: Latin Club 53, 54: Shocker Football, Co-Captain 52: Harvester Football 53, 54: A Cap- pella 54, 55: Student Council 53, 54, 55: Junior Class Preside Student Body President 55: Junior Rotarian for September. BARBARA TARRANT Junior A Cappella 54: Glee Club 55. PATSY TAYLOR Tri-Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: Junior A Cap- pella 53: A Cappella 54,55: Little Harvester 53: Junior Sextet: Senior Play. DOUGLAS THOMPSON FFA 54, Sentinel 55: A Cappella 55: Shocker Basketball Manager 53. DOUGLAS THREATT Band 53, 54, 55. ce HI JO TOOLEY Tri -Hi-Y 55, Chapter Vice President 53, Chapter President 54: Student Council 55: Junior Play Crew: Senior Play Crew: Office.Assistant 54: Lion's Club Sweetheart for November: Senior Favorite: Cheerleader 53, 54, 55: National Honor Soci- ety 55. KENNETH VAN SICKLE Latin Club 53, 54: Student Council 55: Junior Play: Senior Play: Thespians 54, President 55: Children's Theater 53, 54. JAMES VICARS YNVQ 1'E'CQWfi Latin Club 53, 54: Slide Rule Club 53, 54, President 55: De- bate 53: National Honor Society 54, 55: Library Assistant 53, 55: Office Assistant 54: Mardi Gras King: Salutatorian 55: Ready Writers Contest 54. CAROL WAGGONER Latin Club 53, Vice President 54: Volleyball Manager 53, 54: Band 53, Secretary 54, 55: Band Sweetheart 55: Lion's Club Sweetheart for December. SENIORS IO WALKER Tri-Hi-Y 53: Glee Club 53, 55: Junior A Cappella 54. PATSY WARD Tri -Hi-Y 53, 54, Treasurer 55: FTA 54, President 55: Junior A Cappella 53: Typing Contest 53: Band 54, 55: The Harvester 55: Spanish Club 53, 54: Junior Play Crew: Senior Play Crew: National Honor Society 55. PEGGY WARD Tri-Hi-Y 53, 54, 55: FTA 54, 55: Girls' Sport Club 53: Typing Contest 53: Junior A Cappella 53: Office Assistant 55: Senior Play Crew: Band 54, 55: National Honor Society 55: TFTAC 55. JOHN WATSON Shocker Football 52: Harvester Football 53, 54, All-District Honorable Mention 54: Baseball 54, 55. WINIFRED WATSON - 7 Snyder: Spanish Club 53: FH 53: Library Club 53, 54: Office Assistant 53, 54: Cheerleader 53. Pampa: Tri-Hi-Y 55. MARTHA WICKER Tri-Hi-Y 55: Girls' Sport Club 53: Library Assistant 53, 54, 55. D. I. WILKINSON Hi-Y 53, Vice President 54: Youth and Government 53: Na- tional Honor Society 54, Vice President 55: Debate 55: Stu- dent Council 53, 55: Junior A Cappella 53: A Cappella 54, President 55: Junior Play: Senior Play: Thespians 54, 55: Sophomore Class Vice President: Senior Class President: Run- ner-Up for Pin-Up 55. ERNEST WILKINSON Spanish Club 54: Junior A Cappella 54, 55. MARY WILLS Spanish Club, Vice President 53, Secretary 54: FTA 53: FHA 55: Tri-Hi-Y 55: Junior A Cappella 53, 54: Student Council 53, 55: Senior Play: Sophomore Class Secretary. JO ANN WOLFORD Girls' Sport Club 53: Spanish Club 53, 54: Tri-Hi-Y 55: Volleyball Manager 53: Volleyball 54, Co-Captain 55. CLASS OF FIF TY-F IVE BETTY IO WOOD P. E. 53, 54, 55. CHARLENE WOOD P. E. 53, 54, 55. CHARLES WOOD Slide Rule Club 54: VIC 53: Jtmior Play Crew: Senior Play Crew: Thespians 54, 55: Children's Theater 54, 55. BARBARA WRIGHT Junior A Cappella 53, 54, 55. HELEN YEAGER Latin Club 53, 54: Junior A Cappella 53, 54, 55. DOROTHY YEARWOOD P. E. 53,54. Y SEPTEMBER---Seniors proudly display their class rings. NOVEMBER---Senior booth at All-School Camival. SENIOR HIGHLIQHTS 1 1 1' 1' Af-LL n WW , 6 FEBRUARY---Senior girls advertise for the Senior Play. DECEMBER---Best costume winners at Mardi Gras were Marietta Michell and James Vicars. MAY---All aboard for the Senior trip!! GRADUATION DAY---We finally made it. . 45 YELL We're the huskies, we're t We're the Class of '56, UNIGR CLASS Kenneth Anderson Leona Jo Anderson La Wanna Andrews Don Babcock Carl Bailey Russell Barnard Gwen Barrett Macy Batson 1 ,yyf M 0 ,A MJ , flvfjfwffl BW!! ff HV fy fl h h' ks 'KM' 4 2 e c 1C s WQAfe11!ZjLgMm hulk VG 11 d f F1550 B ,Y If V7 ,ILQV fl If V 'ZLL' 0 A' I, 5,1 4 ' i7VJlfv'V f ! fflnj of ff AWmfrme:r. 1' Q. ' 5 ' Milf - . ..L -Q B. A r G- Ad l r 4' ' Ns, , 'L-332, ' is Sally Bruce Barbara Bullard Donna Battreall Paul Baumann Jackie Becker Mary Ann Becker Dorothy Benham Beverly Bonnell Gene Brown Jane Brown CLASS OF FIFTY-SIX Faye Butcher Joe Bynum Sally Cahill Cynthia Cantrell Carol Carnes Sheila Chisholm Jerold Clark Nancy Coley si- ' in Ruby Bullard 5 Annalea Buntin ' ,-. 3 - 5' xi , 3::5,':Fif ':i'f: 'ff:S-:21. . ,, Q ... LS, ,. .n,E:j,x,M sl r,--. 1 K1 . 1 5 vx N 2 ai X 5 x W , We if B lf' if ' +L- - - fn Sylvia Davis Treva Dean 48 , -1, R' 3 le, A wg X W 5 W 9' wg..-v ' ,EZ 2, .ff if X Wnfd . . K 4- 5--eg:-sf ' ' - 'L a .::,. 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W fs- fav 333:55 EW' K si? 'QW - issgggw lg 15 1. 5i?Y?f-Q K A. in ,. CLASS OF FIFTY-SIX Eldon Maxwell Carole Miller Carolyn Miller Margaret Miller Charlene Moore Ruth Mounce Loyd Moxley Melba Newman .' an -,- af., ' Cf- . -g .QL- ' -ff'-2532? . Q A D pf Charles Matson Barbara Matthews -.'-me, ,.,1. W? , 1. m fx. 'auf ma '-5, ' 11 ' :'.2w,.:' 5555 ' U 452623 ' ri Q wma, fx ' Eiffffl ' 16 .,,.,., 1 z K E, ,L Sandra Noblitt Peggy Olivolo Frank Outhier Jimmy Parrish ' zliisfzli-La . 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X .. ff ,, .,., A fm - 1 -W N :X : k- X wi W wi-mfg N A X , X- , m xx We're the angels sent from heaven: We're the Class of '57 Mary Frances Adamson Ruth Adcock lun.- .. ll v 1 0 as 5 . yi CL Sue Alexander ' ' 1' ,ss .ff Q i 1 K 1 , V . l X ' ni, if Bill Atkinson Dorothy Ann Ayres Franklin Baggerman Nace Baggerman Paula Baker 5 I S cz' Don Allen Tommy Allston Wanita Anderson Barbara Amey Beverly Atkinson wav, 386 hall- '51 Jerry Bonsal JackieBourland Charles Bowen Barbara Brown Bonnie Brown N 'ff A 'a fe i -L so Q f sz! 1 f X r., .gf-sv . 5 Norma Balch Dick Barrett Melvena Beck Grover Black Carolyn Bogue -- 'U' 'T' .IQ ,paws 'l . if 1 Q . wx is Q fl sg Darla Brown Malcolm Brown Glenda Brunson I . B. Bryant Jeanne Bullard 57 CLASS OF FIFTY-SEVEN Phyliss Burns David Butcher James Caldwell ?5'3il?if'i2i ..... A flfeagf me if B 'Y 2,9 w K 5,1 Robert O, Cobb Carroll Cole Sam Condo Bill Conway Barbara Cook Clrr E V- C'L' ir ii rfl h BW Patricia Caldwell Carol Champion Shirley Chilton Billie Clay Robert M, Cobb ga 17 , 2 ,ro ',' K ur 'ai 'I , f:1 :ut . IP ' . X! o in sit rg, Q' un ' :I an u 0 O A Sf 4 s ' Q 1 n K 0 Q annnnna , l unun 0 A , . X. X 1 L 25 is ,K X ,W - .rx . . .M M .. A at rx. X r S5 r Sandra Cotten Jo Crinklaw Venita Crocker George Darby Darlene Damell f F . s 5 B' Wanda Cook Bobby Cooper Earl Cooper J. B. Copeland Johnny Costner 'ifm -rv l r lla lx - 355 A V, 17 1 'W I Lf sfiiixiz' --ff it .f,'e,,sQ1f3f2fif fiifilmzlfrgsxi- ' Yiifzisfriitgiigggr +--:- ' yfyfsziil - i -,V ::,, :Q A w zrQl0,:L:.:a,.i, , . ..1rs,'-: 'V,.:a.:a:.,4u?wWish Alvin Dauer Gary Dearen Bobby Dehls Janice Dillman Norma Dillman SOPHOMORES Cynthia Duncan Jan Dyer Jimmy Eakin Bobby Edwards BM 4' -ix Edgar Ethridge Earl Evans Rhona Finkelstein Phyllis Finney Dan Fitzgerald Al-'s A ,QQ ii 2 , W 'X J firm N H S 1' W5 tl 5 5 Zelma Franklin Shirley Fugate Dorothea Gantz Frances Gerik Patricia Gibson eww-wr Q rug Jimmy Edwards Robert Edwards Judy Ellis Charlene Ennis Shirley Epps Larry Flaherty Virgil Flowers Carolyn Ford Celia Fowler Delma Franklin ii Leslie Gilliam James Gillpatrick Tommy Gindorf Jimmy Goff Wanda Goff Robert Grider CLASS , , William Greene OF FIFTY-SEVEN uw' K ff X W Sarah Harnly Barbara Harrison Wayne Harrison Dorothy Hartley Evelyn Haymes 'IQ' . 9 Q e-ff' f Barbara Hild Carolyn Hill Sharon Hill Richard Hinkley Jerry Hodges -A-5 A -X--sm -,iw-,f,s9M. tr: K i.:7f7fi??r5i? 'ifzgggyg Imsfssssma i ,.-5, ligh t:- ,, , ,,. . s f X., Carol Griffiths I: VM, ,. ls -Zwf'f1:,k . M, KQV. 'Sf' iw. Dennis Griggs Gaynell Grundy Bill Gurley Charles Lee Hall Shirley Harmon K : 3 ji. Hail. r: ., wg .ab K if-ag . ' K fi 15 2 rv A ' fy S 0.5 P A I 492522532552 - , If was W ML ,E . X 8' JA, will . , fr- it gi, wi u i if Ja 3 it R uk , Alicia Heil Walter Heil Larry Hendricks Gracie Henry Myrna Higginbotham vm, Bob Holmes Gay Holtman Kenneth Honaker Barbara Hoover Dale Hoover r 4 K x b SOPHOMORES James Johmon Don Jonas Robert Jonas Barbara Jonas Charley Jordan 1 1 r f V N.. , Tolbert Koen Lynda Land Sue Lane Rose Langford Archie Lard 'Q T' L.---v: Jerry Hughes Mary Inman virginia Irwin Ed Jensen Danny Johnson Jo Ann Keese Reeves King Billy Kirbie Burl Kirbie Louine Kitchens Charles Larner Aaron Laverty Betty Lou Law Keith Lawrence Jeannine Leith OF FIFTY-SEVEN Donna Leland Geraldine Long Rondal Luedecke Iktelle Lunsford KW .f'i Q 'M 'P' qs, n n ?nnf,nn if 'X Mike McCloskey Pat McConnell Lynn McCoy Roy McCoy Yvonne McGahen fl , ,. .- M - . - is N -i x. .- , .HR .. . E' 1 : i 1 . in ,ge ff? W - - Q -,,. .Sas far ia we 5 r -gferg: EB dk Q ' x 'F qs 3 H Q E1 1 5-,Ji 52 as R Lula Faye Matlock David Miller Jo Ann Miller Joe Milligan Kenneth Mitchell C at E 2 'M l 1 ' ' 55 W - L - ' A V or f swg,g1,1il . , K it .i i K K. l a a ,nas,f,, , L iw , r. 12, get f 5. .v4kN.v.5L Q1 ax 'sri s it , 5 -. ..- X Jim Lunsford Kenneth Lyon James McBride Sue McBride Paul McCarley s M as l s i t 1 --.: ,g a to A i We M. sg, l,1l1 all M M l M ri f'e' 'k ' A ' 'gy f.-1 1 ,M K ,, Qpa , Q li at ffm: E , Ks VN Y! .ff A M ASK 51 'l'5' Q Iva S Carolyn McLaughlin Bill McLeod Kenneth McWate1s Larry McWilliams Patricia Martin M C .. . x ii, .- Lawrence Mitchell Marcia Monahan Euleen Moore Marilyn Moore Nancy Moore SOPHOMORES F is K , x if Carl Nunn Tony Oates Norman Olivolo Vicky Osbome Betty Lou Overall 1 , A, 'Q 7 'isi'uxfE:l .E'..4 . Q Gary Pinson Bertha Pletcher Jerry Pope Iva Powell Joan Prescott Barbara Morris Roy Moxley Ned Moyer iv i 'W r Pf 'q A nw N! X ll l '9' 4 'P P 15:2 W , Q is Jim Murray Tom Murray Judy Neslage Glenn Newman, Luther Norman .52 2 mi' aiidf 'Y . 5 , 1 leg . 'i 'C:r xi iw X WW Q :si I it is Joyce Owens Sue Parker Charles Peacock Loretta Phillips Phyllis Phillips Ann Price Jeneane Price Jerry Pumphrey Sally Pullen Darrel Raines CL Concha Ramirez OF FIFTY SEVEN Raul Ramirez Travis Rasco Larry Ray Jesse Ring Ruth Robinson Mary Rogers Charline Russell Dan Sackett E, 6 W t R 5 Noma Sheriff Martha Shewmaker Patsy Shook Doug Simmons Margaret Simpson 435 22 5 ex, N K ig si 25 , f SX 5 qkx X , X sig x 2UxxSx. 7 , ,. 1532525155 r si 'Limssgss - . M211 was 2 2-Sf'i?Tf A ,V ,H .,,,, 1 XJ' Carolyn Reed Wesley Reeves Sue Reynolds Yvonne Reynolds Kenneth Rice Mt. as , - -sim . , Y . J' x ss' Lois Schneider Tommy Schroedel Mike Seibenlist Nancy Sharp Sheila shenmi I Qs gc Nadine Slater David Smith Jerald Smith Rose Smith Vivian Spalding S ,xyafsali nr,rav,i wx . Ni if 3 SOPHOMORES Bennie Sparks Beth Spencer Tommy Srader Terry Timmens Marilyn Tucker Betty Walker Sandra Walsh Harry Ward as 5, 4 Q 4,' 4 I 5' 4 vifn' K Marilyn Wells Margaret West Marlene West DeAun Whatley Vicki Whatley -'21 Wim James Strawn Sondra Sullins Annie Lee Taylor Wadene Thomasson Sandra Tidwell 4 Burton Watkins Cecil Watson Leota Weatherly James Weatherred Donna Wells 5. . ,, an-J Sonja White Lois Marie Willis Sonny Winegeart Jackie Yates Don Young Q. tx I , 1 H iv? American Democracy cannot endure unless the in it ' ' X, 3 LM 4 VW 3 j stitutions within the democratic community are ' u ' 4 R fp .elf rf V ,r ,pf themselves democratic. I fl fy ' vim' J If ' ,UQ ---Joy Elmer Morgan fylff Y X UWVI V1 in NEA joumal f U1 gi ft. 4 1 1 V1 Lf' . . 337 fb 'ijbjd , 'Ill' 'C p M U DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR . . . Providing national parks, historic shrines, and vistas of scenic beauty for re- creation and educational enjoyment, the Department of In- terior is comparable to the clubs and activities of Pampa High School, which provide an outlet for extra -curricular fun and frolic, as well as educational and charitable projects. 66 CLUBS - ACTI ITIES 4,-9 .I . Q fk'.x'l' 'Q ! ,111 ' . ffmff-fx, jjlgqg QR? --eesllb' E JAMES PICKETT ,. , President NNI.,-2 V, ,V .9 it 114144 L fi 1 4 ,Via ,gf ,af -tn , As .- -..,- Ag 'p...4' ' Q F '-I' :fi ,- ..gsen-f'-'- -.uk 'Val-'A .ffl--' ' -'1 4, fc! ,da Of , .1 is ' ff-L fl V- , 1. fc fsq ' 'V ' '4 ar 4 , .rr f S, ., 1, 1 f. .A I u 4 MA I 7 ' 'T ' 1: ' I .1 X! ! ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY D. I. WILKINSON Vice President MARLENE KOLB MISS EVELYN MILAM Secretary Sponsor VJ i YF Senior initiates are: First row: Donna Franklin, Peggy Cotten, Meredith Brooks, Mary Lynn Miller, Jo Tooley. Second row: Leona Attaway, Carolyn Jones ltransfery, Charlotte . Hoggatt, Patsy Ward, Peggy Ward. Third row: Avanelle Hogsett, Marcheta Hall, Pat Reynolds, Carol Fos- ter, Fourth row: Clifford Ryan, Ray Bonsal, Woody Stewart, Jim Ayres. Not pictured are: Phyllis Altman, Barbara Frye, Pat Lunsford, and Billie Mae Osbome. NATIONA HQN v' S ' xx ff .. X X I i , , , gg Martha Carlile Ben Sturgeon Joyce Gordon I' f ' James Vicars Dolores Bonham Marion Stone Carol PBXSOH Carl Blonkvist Junior initiates are: First row: Carol Henry, Katherine Eslick, Sheila Chisholm. Second row: Carolyn Miller, Betty Lou Hogsett, Barbara Goodnight, Martha Skelly. Third row: Michael Price, Ted Swindle, Russell Bamard. Not pictured are: Sandra Cooper and Don Babcock. The National Honor Society was organ- ized in Pampa High School in 1930. To qualify for membership, a student must be outstanding in scholarship, character, lead ership and service, and must have at least an 85 average. Fifteen per cent of the Senior Class and five per cent of the Junior Class are eligible for membership each year. New members are installed at an initiation assembly in the spring. Each member receives a pin. 70 initiates, -lit!-Pippeay LaHoma Prescott, Dolores Bonham, Sandra Cooper, Helen Steward, and Russell Bamard, light their candles for the impressive initiation ceremony. Looking at the latest issue of the Quill and Scroll magazine are three spring initiates, left to right: Ted Swindle, Charlotte Parker, and Michael Price. QUILL A D SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honor society for high school joumalists who have excelled in editorial, business and art departments of their high school publications. Initiates become eligible on the basis of scholarship and publica- tions work. 'KK XKXXX X Maurita Prock, presidentg serves punch to Joy Moore, vice presidentg while Leona Attaway, secretaryg Carroll fBuddyy Ray, and Miss Elizabeth Hurley, sponsorg discuss the initiation ceremony just conducted inthe home- making living room. Another member IIOI shown is Marlene Kolb. .yHF5f'fH Clifford Ryan interrupts the card game of D. I. Wilkinson and Betty Os- bome in a scene from Mind -Set, a fantasy concerning the confused min of a young girl played by Charlotte Hoggatt. This was one of three one- act plays presented by Thespians Dec- ember 4. E. Jay Mcllvain and Gary Griffin were cast in The Owl and Two THE 1010 YO'-mg Men- H Best Thespian DON SPRINKLE In Balcony Scene, Don Sprinkle fstanding center, attends his own funer al with two deceased friends, Kenneth Van Sickle, left, and Charles Wood. Mournersfseatedj are Marcheta Hall, Dixie Sue Rhoades, Jerry Sloan, Mary Ann Guthrie, and Tommy Lockhart. ,fs 'FQ New members at initiation ceremony December 5, D011 Sprinkle, Charlotte Hoggatt, Gary Griffin, D. I. are: Nancy Coley, Duggan Smith, Dixie Rhoades, Wilkinson, Glenda Dudley. E. Jay Mcllvain, Ken- Dan Teed, Marcheta Hall, Roger McWaters, and neth Van Sickle, Clifford Ryan, Jimmy Ayres. Nickie Lewter. At right, Miss Helen Schafer, spon- TOIUTUY I-0CkhH1'l. and ICITY SIOHH- sor, is shown with other mem bers, Betty Osborne, 7l Council officers are: Front row: Johnnie Lee Smith, historian: Carol Foster, president: Joan Robertson, reporter. Back row: Marlene Kolb, first vice president: Carol Paxson, secretary: Avanelle Hogsett, second vice president: and Pat Ward, treasurer. TRI -HI -Y Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian organization whose membership is open to all high school girls. Its purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character, The first charter in PHS was granted in 1940. It is affil- iated with both state and national organizations, and works under the YMCA Southwest Area Council in Dallas. Highlight of the year is the regional spring conference. One of the club's main activities is selling programs at foot- ball games. It also supports a Negro nursery and has adopted a girl at Girls Town, White Face, Texas. Miss Virginia Vaughan has been Tri-Hi-Y sponsor for the past eight years. MRS, ELAINE LEDBETTER MRS. G. K. HOBBS MRS. J. L. HOLMES Alpha Tau Sponsor Beta Tau Sponsor Gamma Tau Sponsor 72 Alpha Tau officers browsing through the club 's scrap- Beta Tau officers planning the program for a busi- book are, left to right. Jerry Sloan, vice president: ness meeting are, left to right, Anita Wedgeworth Marcheta Hall, president: and Martha Carlile, sec- president, Carolyn Miller, secretary: and Peggy retary. This is the senior chapter. Olivolo, vice president. This is the chapter for junior girls. TRI-HI-Y CHAPTER OFFICERS Gamma Tau officers looking at their new pins which they received at the initiation are, left to right, Carolyn Ford, president: Jeneane Leith, vice presi- dent: and Marcia Monahan, secretary. Sophomores belong to this chapter. Checking over a list of new members are B. D. Robison, presidentg Lee Ledrick, vice president: and Duggan Smith, secretary. Hi-Y is a local organization affiliated with national, state, and regional YMCA. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Its activities include socials, sports, and a booth at the All-School Carnival, Members attend the regional convention each spring. 74 Claude E. Speake has been sor of Hi-Y for two years. spon Mrs. Jack White, sponsor, and Patsy Ward, president, look over their chapter's charter. Students interested in knowing more about the teaching field comprise the mem bership of the R. B. Fisher Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, organized in 1952. The organization was founded to acquaint young people with the story of education and to provide specific information about the opportunities in the teaching field. Scholarships offered by Delta Kappa Gamma and American Association of Uni- .g FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA W versity Women are awarded I0 the 001' Martha Carlile, vice president, Wayne Smith, historian, and Standing FUIUIC TCHCUCI' Of the district- Meredith Brooks, secretary, check on initiation ceremony in Old members, some looking for- ward to a teaching career, gather around Peggy Ward, seated, to look through the organization's manual. Standing, left to right, are Nancy Jameson, Joan Mayo, Joy Shumate, Joan Robertson, Janie Lewis, and Nickie Lewter. Old members not pictured are Charlotte Hoggatt, Dorothy Johnson, and Marietta Mitchell. Sweetheart Modean Long and Beau Glen Moore pose with their attendants after the coronation ceremony in the homemaking room. Left to right are:Velma McCathem, Alvin Dauer, Johnnie Mae Dauer, Glen Newman, Glen and Modean, Barbara McNeill, and Vinson Shaw. Crown bearers are: Jimmy Reeves, Phyllis and Johnnie Clay. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The present nationally-affiliated organization l was founded in 1945. Before it became national, each state had its own organization. The pur- pose of F.H.A. is to spread homemaking among the home and community. Any girl who has had at least one year of home ec. may become a member. Activities of the year are a trip to the Tri-State Fair, coronation of a Sweetheart and Beau, as well as area and state meets. A pin is given each year to an outstanding F. H.A. girl who is raking homemaking that year. Janice Spencer, song leaderg Melba Newman, treasurer, Miss Edith Kral, co-sponsor, and Barbara McNeill, reporter: watch as Donnie Southard, historian: demonstrates the correct way to place a pattem on a piece of material. has.-..... , .txtlllullox f mlm .2 Q . iff?-Q: 4, W , Celia Miller, president, Phyllis Altman, secre- taryg Mrs. G. K. Hobbs, co-sponsor: and John- nie Mae Dauer, vice president, listen to Mar- garet Millerfkneelingj sergeant-at-anus, as she tells them what she has learned about the kitchen. Sam Condo, president, presents Nancy Harrison with her emblem jacket after she was elected F.F.A. Sweetheart. nk 1 pm, .FZF F524 P, Qt- 'Q vm uxu gb Lawrence Langwell, Robert Craig, and Jimmy Baird, members of the livestock judging team, inspect a Hereford at the Top O' Texas Junior Livestock Show, January 24, 1955. FUTURE FARMER OF AMERICA Pampa High students who are interested in farming and have taken vocational agriculture may become members of the Future Farmers of America. This club seeks to create interest in agriculture. F.F. A. in Pampa High was organized in 1932. It is affili- ated with the state and national organizations. The chapter took first in Chapter Conducting Parliamen- tary Procedure in 1952 and 1953. Chapter teams won first places in soil judging at Plainview and Pantex Experimental Station in 1954. Jerome Weinheimer, James Owensby, and Jack Becker look at samples of soil in the Pampa area. As members of the soil judging team, they competed in contests in the spring. Paul Payne, sponsor, and F.F.A. officers, David Miller, secretaryg Jimmy Eakin, treasurerg Ronnie James, reporter: and Jimmy Baird, vice president, inspect a plaque won by the chapter in Amarillo last spring. 77 W , - Af 1 ml--K' 79 Advanced mechanical drawing students of M yles Morgan make and assemble detail drawings of machine parts. Richard Hinkley uses an architect's scale, while Mr. Morgan discusses how to d raw screw threads with Bobby Rice and Bobby Marlar. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Earl Smith demonstrates the operation of a lathe to fellow students, Gary Green, Bobby Holeman and Lynn Don Garner. During leathercraft class Gene Parr mounts a gusset in a woman's handbag while Jimmie Eakin inserts snaps in a name belt and Dallas Sasser tools a belt. Debate speech of Carl Bailey, left, is studied by other members of his team, D. I. Wilkinson, Sue Dodds, and Martha Ann Carlile. Cameron Marsh, debate coach, is giving a few pointers on debate techniques to new members, Mary Lou Novotny, Elizabeth Mann, and Lloyd Brummett. 80 DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club was organized to teach techniques of public speaking, promote in- terest in research on national affairs, and stim ulate competitive spirit. Members must have interest in current events and public speaking. The Debate Club won district and regional championships in 1952-1953. SLIDE RULE Interest is the only qualifi- cation to become a member of Slide Rule Club. Its main purpose is to learn how to use a slide rule. Throughout the school year, with the help of Mr. Plaster, members prepare for the Interscholastic League contest at Canyon. John Plaster, sponsor of the Slide Rule Club, is always ready to help students with their problems. ff ,, ,f C I, Ck Marilyn McDaniel, secretary, and James Vicars, president, are solving a difficult problem with a slide rule, Kenneth Anderson, left, and James Pickett right, old members, are explaining the mechanism of the slide rule to new mem bers, Robert Grider and Bill Atkinson df' Marlene Kolb, Spanish Queen, wears the traditional mantilla for her presentation at the club's banquet December 6, in the high school cafeteria. SPANISH CLUB Organized in 1952 to stimulate interest in Spanish with material not found in the textbook, the Spanish Club is affiliated with the National Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Crowning of a Spanish Queen climaxed the annual Christmas banquet, when Christmas customs such as the the breaking of the pinata are observed. The outstanding student of Spanish II classes is honored at the school Awards Assembly in the Spring. 'X 1 Best costume awards, Dick Barrett p and Rita Gibby. 1 Spanish II officers sell cascarones at the All-School Camival. They represent two second -year Spanish classes: David Mullins, president: Dixie Robinson, secretaryg Kathe- rine Eslick, vice presidentg Marlene Kolb, secretary. I Officers of the Spanish I classes display prizes at their bingo table at the All-School Carnival. Officers are: Carolyn Miller, vice president: Darrell Raines, secretaryg Martha Skelly, presidentg Ted Swindle, president: Marilyn Tucker, secretary. Con- cho Ramirez, vice president, is not pictured. 82 FRENCH CLUB Election of a queen, La Belle Francaise, at the French Club's Christmas banquet and a picnic at the end of the year helps to stimulate interest of students in the French language. French was reinstituted in the Pampa High School curriculum last year after it had been dropped for several years. An award for the outstanding student of French II is presented at the annual Awards Assembly in the spring. Dolores Bonham wears the white carnation corsage given her when she was presented as French Queen at the club's banquet December 13. French officers enjoying themselves at their annual banquet are: Sheila Chisholm, vice presidentg Martha Ann Carlile, presidentg and Johnnie Lee Smith, secretary. -an , g My rar gilt- 'Glas -is 'fwrr 5 I Miss Virginia Vaughan is sponsor of both French and Spanish Clubs. 83 4.2 'LQ .J Q if vim' Q WGS' I .lv .id A 3-A un-...... Tony Smith, left, and Frank fBusterj Carter, seated, wait their turn as Duane Jeter practices his script with tape recorder before going to the radio station to broadcast. Preparing a weekly 30-minute show for a local radio station, KPDN this year, Radio Speech students also present programs for local civic clubs. Main objective of the class is to train students in radio script writing, announcing, and production. m f'-A-3 Q Miss Helen Schafer, head of the speech department If isggf RADIO PEECH I Harvest-Aire goes on the air with Dick Roloff as general announcer, Mary Shows her Radio Speech Lynn Miller, left, and Rhona Finkelstein wait to broadcast their student news students how to record voices. Er.. ,Q .W at tshrs , as A an SENIOR PLAY GE' Q SPQJPS H xh gms? B m wmth mwi S Pee ee b odcedjsylisevn D rn CUYUOU R5 cl-NHRPCT ,rvl T11 Cues mfffwn WW 6 DAX? xi Y D no 1 S X' T ra WU Hu R035 hs, me m c gli LW hx Smrrm YW xi 1 Cx 6 6 h mm X.,-,X lu VWN Mm Top tight: Mrs. Savagefseated centerj clasps her teddy bear, containing 310, 000, 000 in bonds, as her three stepchildren, Titus, Samuel and Lily Belle, try to per- suade her to tell them where the bonds are hidden. Miss Wilhelmina and Dr. Emmett consider the situation. Lower right: Mrs. Paddy and Jeffrey watch Fairy May get a book off the top shelf, while Florence and Hannibal watch to see that she gets the right one. All are guests in The Cloisters. run Y Many hard workers made up the crew of the Senior Class play, presented in the PHS auditorium February 14 and 17. Pictured at left are: Back row: Mary Ann Guthrie, assistant director, Tommy Lockhart, Ronnie Powell, Jarvis Johnson, Jim Ayres, Robert Fleming, Charles Wood, Carolyn Keys, Winifred Watson. Middle row: Leona Attaway, Jerry Sloan, Marietta Mitchell, Jerrel Rich- ardson, stage manager: Mar- lene Kolb, Patsy Ward. Seated Miss Helen Schafer, directorg Pat Reynolds, Joy Shumate, Dorothy Johnson, Maurita Prock, Peggy Ward, and Jo Tooley. UNIQR BDYol'lYoI'HbfDYx GIHYD DALY By Yniio Higiey and Phiiip Dunning Wroduced by speciai arrangement with Row, Peterson and Companyi 17' CHARACTERS i kin order oi appearancei 1siBeii Boy , K f,ff, ,W W W K W. Loy Smdgbaker Dan ,reed Miss Trineii Lrniddle-aged! , ,Y Y W W Donna egwer 3 mower can ,, fm, Peggy oiwoio f of Ieache ' thletic di Znd Beii Boy M, . Donaid Cox dent I Dixie Rh recl0r' lo Reporter , Daie Largent ' spends a 03des okS over ,, Dewey nom.-v.s , Lee warm H aftem Ile Lee the shoul Kava Him , , , ,,,, ,,Nicizie Levner Con after Ledfigk del' Torn ,, .,,, Jerry Hamer school St , a 5tU- smm nm Duggan swam Udying Eiien Taibot ,,,, , ,,,. ..,, , Caroi Henry ' Miss Price ,,,,,,,,,, ,M , ,,,,,, Sharon Cook Nora Trineii ieatiy-iiiei , , , ,, , , , Dixie Sue Rhoades Dan Hopkins , ,,,, ,,f,,, , ,,,,,f, Dan 'Yeed Mr. Steeie ,.,, ,, , , ,aw , Dick Yioioii Edith Pheipe ,H K ,.,., Joan Ywberison Mrs, Reber!! , ,, K , , Nancy Coiey Chariie , Fines Niarciirnan Dormhy ,, ,,,,, Sheiia Chishoim Edgar Nfwef, Benny Ends Miidred , ,, ,,,,, JGWBDDBD Engiish I Jane , ,, ,, Janna Harvey uni0rs Pr Mr. Robe,-u K, , , .,,,,, Roger Nlcwaters Beside esemjed th . 'Nlriheips ,, , W, ,Wayne5rn1ih S the ell' Clas Missiliine f,,f ff,,-f,Li1CY 5oNeeiy crew memb ay Cast list S Play Nov Anna ,, ,,,, ,,,,,,., ,,,,,,,, , MW, Cynthia Cantreii ec ers W Cd 0 embe D. B.R0b2r1S M, We hm, ..,, FYank011cbief , tor? Kel-me ere Lynne n Prffgram I 8'9. Extras , ,,.f ,fCar0iynMii!er,J6neEm3 yAaYaI?ippen Olllhier S th Sanders F0110we1l at left ' - ' Ou sr a ' ' 6, X-X1 smith, Pro Hd effects.-D age mana . ssmant dir- ' Cox. Sta Peniesi Car' ale Largenrgers Frank vmghr -ge Const , 01 Cam 1 light ' . M155 Hale ructlonz and es, h8nd Pr 3' Wayne fl Sch Ma OPS' D afe awry P' ' Ona r was directotpl Env gdvemid f . - I I ijyjfj 1 f 1 Vt- Y X W1 Q ilblffka tlnti' ff 1 .hx QA JW A, lslglf 1 Si .Q 1. . 4 f Q...-,M Besides the president and secretary, pictured at right, officers of the Harvester Band are, left to right: Benny Eads, vice presidentg Alvin Dauer, sophomore counselor: Jerrel Richardson, senior counselorg and Larry Cox, junior counselor. HARVE TER BA D Carol Waggoner, Band Sweetheart and secretary faces the crowd at the Pampa-Midland football game October 29, after she was presented a bouquet of roses by Drum Major Wayne Griggs, band president. Familiar figures on the football field at Har- vester games this year were the four twirlers and drum major. Left to right are: Peggy Cotten seniorg Lois Schneider, sophomoreg Wayne Griggs senior drum majorg Io Ann Miller, sophomoreg and Nancy Presnell, senior. 89 g . -. . i, gk. kkyk Mgt. W Ii-iifk.k:figg.?,1.Qil ,E S f A 1? If A A A -4 fiizilli 32252 ,igei :iw - gig -rg, MSLETVQ . 1,1 1 1' fyg ff 7 if- -, it 2, K I .,,.ws,, ,. ,W ig s i Q5 37 MF' nk t Wfllllll fe Wiiiill so 'ff 'Q ffrgs-gk, 'ZYVESV3 J sv- A Harvester Band members are: First row: Peggy Ward. Second row: Joe Milligan, Betty Lou Overall, Wanda Cook Avanelle Hogsett, Robert Clements, H. A. Layne, La Wanna Andrews, Jennie Collins. Third row: Patricia Caldwell, George Darby, Carol Champion, Donna Wells, Kenneth McWaters, Dan Teed, Douglas Threatt. Fourth row: Shirley Allen, Sally Bruce, Tommy Allston, Johnnie Mae Dauer, Tony Oates, Alvin Dauer, Larry Cox. Fifth row: Phyllis Finney, Charles Bowen, Richard White, Dickie Dunham, Ed Schneider, Skipper Bogard, Bob Peacock. Sixth row: Janie Lewis, Dorothea Gantz, Roger McWaters, Bill Clements, Bob Schoolfield, Glenn Newman, Raynor Fillman. 90 bfi 9' V L S A L... W ' I , ' First row: Carol Waggoner, Wayne Griggs. Second row: Benny Eads, Gay Holtman, Margaret West, Io Crinklaw. Third row: Bobby Brown, Sonny Winegeart, Ruth Adcock, HARVESTER BAND tion is to teach the appreciation of music, to create an active interest in the playing of the wind instrument, to provide training in basic music and marching skills, and to offer the student the opportunity to excel in music. To become a 'member of the Pampa High School Band, a student must have been a mem- ber of the Junior High A Band and pass an entrance examina- tion. Harvester Band plays in the activities and events of the football games, Interscholastic League Contests, parades and concerts. W. E. TREGOE Mary Kennedy. Fourth row: Tony Smith, Jo Ann Miller, Euleen Moore, Martha Skelly. Band Director Fifth row: James Redd, Kent Neighbors, Nelda Cathey, Ierrel Richardson. Sixth row: Donald Cox, Jimmy Goff, Lois Schneider, Barbara Amey. 9l A CAPPELL Carol Paxson has been the accompanist for the A Cappella Choir for two consecutive years. p First row: Marcheta Hall, Carol Foster, Pat Reynolds, Beth Spencer, Charlotte Hoggatt, Marjorie Round- tree, Marlene Kolb, Nickie Lewter, Ianie Sims, Mary Spoonemore, Donna Franklin, Celia Miller, Cynthia Duncan, Io Tooley, Jerry Sloan. Second row: Betty Osbome, Glenda Dudley, Joyce Roenfeldt, Mary Ann Guthrie, Paula Stevenson, Beth Slagle, Carol Carnes, Anita Wedgeworth, Betty Lou Hogsett, Jan Smithhisler, Pat Taylor, Ioan Robertson, Donna Crossman, Mary Pippen Joyce Gordon, Billie Mae Osborne. CHOIR Robert Payne, director, has been in P.H.S. for two years. Third row: H.D. Ladyman, Tommy Turpen, Kenneth Gorman, Leon Wood, Jarvis Johnson, B. D. Robi- son, D. I. Wilkinson, Doug Thompson, Ines Garcia, Lloyd Brummett, Wayne Harrison, Richard Hinkley, Tommy Lockhart, Ray Shelton. Second row: Joe Bynum, Danny Brister, Paul Sackett, James Wagoner, Rormie Powell, Lawrence Mitchell, Jim Godfrey, Bill Culpepper, Ben Sturgeon, Russell Pickett, Jackie Edwards, James Pickett, Bobby Rice, Woody Stewart, and Gene Anderson. CHOIR ROYALTY A D OFFICERS King, JAMES PICKETT Queen, MARJORIE ROUNDTREE While supplying entertainment for school and civic events throughout the year, P. H. S. 's A Cap- pella Choir looks forward to the All -School Spring Choral Festival and Clinic in May. Under the direc- tion of Robert Payne, who came to P. H. S. last year, the choir also competes in the annual Inter- Scholastic League contest at Canyon. To win a place in the choir a student must have a pleasant voice and a pleasing personality. After tryouts at the beginning of each year, choir members are chosen by Mr. Payne. One member, Jerry Sloan, was selected as a member of the All-State Choir this year for the second time. I Woody Stewart, vice presidentg D. I. Wilkinson, president: Joyce Gordon, secretaryg and Marlene Kolb, reporterg pause or a picture on their way out of the choir room. rw ' UNIOR A CAPPELLA QM, Mrs. James D. Webb, a newcomer to the music department, is director of Girls Glee Club. Its purpose is to qual- ify students to appreciate and under- stand good music and to be able to participate in various singing groups. Activities include an assembly program Inter-scholastic League contest, and the annual Spring Choral Festival. VN' gs, f n S 1 Q Q : ei 35 p ...W .. C' W ,co f . I U Training for future embelsshig IGMBJ in the A Cappella Choir is the main purpose of the Junior A Cappella, or- ganized this year to replace the Mixed Chorus. Under the direction of Robert Payne, the choir looks forward to the Spring Choral Festival, their big event of the year. L ...f tiiat 1 MRS. J. D. WEBB Instructor L GLEE CLUB f W lllgwwb THE LITTLE HARVESTER Keeping students, faculty and other readers informed of school activities, The Little Harvester is published weekly. The paper is a member of Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Texas High School Press Association, Panhandle High School Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and Interscholastic League Press Conference. Staff members attend annual meetings of THSPA and PHSPA, and compete in ILPC contests. ,gps sw- .- Advertising helps to finance the school paper. Seated in center of photo, Sandra Cooper, business manager, posts bills while Ted Swindle, advertising manager, checks list of ads. Advertising salesmen preparing layouts and scheduling ads are, left to right, Wayne Ritthaler, Tolbert Koen, Robert M. Cobb, Jonanna Cormas, Joy Brown, Don Young and Mike Sieben- list. Folding, inserting and distributing papers is the weekly job of Duggan Smith, cir- culation manager, and his assistants, Bill Atkinson and Tommy Allston, who also are reporters. Other reporters are Sondra Sullins, seated at typewriter, Jeneane Price, Arlene Hazel, Virginia Irwin and Tommy Strawn. , N JJ VVJ' c ll J f , my lm xy' n ' 3 yy! K T il yf 2 X Winding up work on the paper at weekly staff meet- ing are Dolores Bonham, librarian, Helen Steward, feature editor, Russell Bar- nard, sports editor, and Mar Pippen, :giant edi- torgsupe y'MiE ' Elizabeth Hurley, advisor, and Marlene Kolb, editor- in-chief. Not pidtured are: Michael Price, phot-ographer and Darrel Rainesfcartoon- ist. Both are on the year- book staff. gg? N.-we rv My T?'Ei?'W'L H , , if vp? gf Q M . 'M 3?1 A 3553233 K ' V 1 M Y a. sf' - mmg' o A' f- ! '9f5J' ,f Q3 ,, a ,L 4 , 55:3 mul? A ff i1 fg: y f' 1' J -was ,U H--V, ..,.. ,ew Q 4i52EE,, 'i5ff. M w Q 'f K if 'gf ,file 1 1 WMV I i 3 1, All 4, , 5. 3 M ff ' S 'ff r t f if i 'b ,, LM, ' V gs Q Q4 ,,,,,1-K, f Qi :gag ,Y v r, , , nw? .iisgzp , 4 .. -Q. 5 h ink, V - Q X f :W QW! f-' ,J Assistants in the registrar's office are Dixie Robinson, Marcia Monahan, Mere 5' ' J ' dith Brooks, Katherine Eslick, Jackie Bourland, Vicki Whatley, Peggy Ward, V' jf x ie M H Jeanne Bullard, Barbara Goodnight, and Twila Jo Holland. Not pictured are P S,-fy , Nur, Shirley Daugherty and Donna Leland. . gy jr uc' I kj . JJ-2 S OFFICE ASSISTANTS Assistants in the attendance office are: Seated, Gloria Tackett, Ramona I-Iudgins, Betty Turnbo, Barbara Bullard. Standing, Lotte Wills, Nelda Swain, Wanda Langford, Charlotte Runyon, Beverly Bonnell, Dorotha Mitchell, and Velma McCathern. Not pictured is Barbara Amey. Lowa l8m':,f:.., y library, N wi- 'f ,,,,, ve. Amistants to the counselor are Jane Brown, Char- lene Moore, Joyce Gordon, Nancy Harrison, and Pat Reynolds, seated. Assistants in the library are Norma Briden, Sharon Hill, Martha Wicker, Nancy 71 Jameson, Sue Lane, Marlene Griggs, Jo Ann Mayo, Robert Grider, J. B. Copeland, Phyllis Altman, Kenneth Anderson and James Vicars. Insert is Miss Mary Gordon, librarian, who is always ready to help students in the Assistants to Student Council are Wanda Scott, Sue Dodds, Charlotte Hoggatt, Janna Harvey, Aurelia Adams, Barbara Frye, and Joy Shumate. mf 5 . ' 4 . W I 2 A' ,J . m Wk 1 J sr 51,415 Great leaders and dedicated followers make a winning team. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE . . . While the Pentagon Building in Washington, D. C. , houses the Department of Defense and the central offices of the nation's armed services, Pampa High School's pentagon, planning for both offense and defense, represents the school's five major sports---football, basketball, track, and golf. I00 Joy Elmer Morgan in NEA Journal .,, RT WW QW J W 7f WWWMM mi Nh., ll. l f ML. NF 1 'sau EL 'E -Sic?-1 ff.g7' x A3 ox f 1 .-,' , ' X 555' 'I ' ,Q-':o'l ' ,.g:1g.'tg:2' , 4 ifxgbslx 5' f - sq.: QQ. 'Sli :t,Qifj-2ti'-- X 9 El ik- x1-?f:i'7 'x . ME? iijf'2C6-265131-, ' , X . :I 44 Il. fff277 277 - X Q21-fl lf. ff ffm.-,'.,'1f' ':.',-.- f 74.-. - A I Su I '11 -.4 , - -:Auf ,1 -:fn ,, 4 11,11 u, 11,1 f . , . H A- .,'. ,, 0 41,41-mv. -'-'11 ' '-in ffm . 1 'EI'-'-' - ' ' . f77ffl' T If 313. .7:f:1:l:iT IQ? Q' A ff ' 'W 0' 1 X f ' 'P-. V W ' f , , , ff ' - , -w6? Q-,I f ?1.3'.,,,, ' 4-' X g.:fx.?:5gf.2 I 'HQ fl :I 'i' I 7,:3z 'i:,!' 5 y 25 V 'af' 'J' I' .. ,-.gm '--,'g.',-41.--1 , g, ,.L: f , 4 - 1 xi ,w X!! fg-rgxfyl' ,nz x-'ffm -, Q, If -:av-f .f Q xx f 5. ff ' :ET . .. ff-iq, '. U, N K --- . X sf XX nv. - -. 'iff-' I vi' 4. FMP ' N , M. s ,, xp, X lj, ... lf 3 I' ,O 9 ' ,,9e..g.. W, f I, .,,,. If 40 -'w X xx' f- ' :- u If K - f . , ' f D S 3,1-ff -1. --5 fi ' ui' U, ' : ' ' .- is fn., A , .IJ rx HAEZZ-'laiiwls CO-CAPTAINS MZZSZSAL Senior, three years ALL-DISTRICT Four Harvesters made the second All-District teams in 1-4A this year. Named on offense were Harold Lewis, back: Marion Stone, end, who also made honorable mention All- Stateg and Ed Strickland, tackle: Bill Fulenwider, back, made the defensive team. Ten others made honorable men- tion. They were Bill Culpepper, Ray Bonsal, I. R. Cross, John Watson, Buddy Sharp, Dicky Mauldin, Jon Cantrell, Johnny Claunch, Harlan Boyle, and Carl Blonkvist. Senior, two years HAROLD LEWIS All-State, First Team, Williamson A11-State, Second Team, Texas Sports Writers Association, A11- District, Second Team, F4 Sept. Sept. Oct . Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. HARVESTER FOOTBALL WELDON TRICE and DWAINE LYON End Coach Line Coach 1954 Harvester Schedule Austin, El Paso 13 Vernon 20 Paschal, Ft. Worth 6 Amarillo 33 San Angelo 41 Abilene 41 Midland 20 Odessa 14 Lubbock 14 Borger 21 AUBRA NOONCASTER Head Coach KENNETH SANDERS and JESS HONAKER Managers for the Harvesters, check the team's equlpment FIGHTING HEART JOHNNY CLAUNCH The Fighting Heart award is given each year to a player on the foot- ball team who, in the eyes of the team and coaches, has played the hardest, not only in games but also in daily workouts. 'hp- FOOTBALL QUEEN MARY HUGGINS Attendant Attendant GLENDA DUDLEY PEGGY OLIVOLO s V ,sg at J Q' HARVESTER . 'A sxsx En' 1 I 1:1455 ,, .'5 :.: .. '-'-'.-.,,, -' , M T A. ' .5-,T-':'7 pf' I -. .l:Ei5'J.:' .. - ' '-:'Z l 1 .,1,'Jf:.i.f-.1 'fn'- IIMMY ALVEY Quarterback Sophomore, one year DON BABCOCK End Junior, one year CARL BLONKVIST HARLAN BOYLE ION CANTRELL 'K 1oHN CLA UNCH r Halfback Fullback End Guard Senior, two years Senior, two years Senior, two years Junror, one year X Q- I , NN . I -I ' ..r, f K 'AF'-Q-4 I X .f xx X QQW-Q!! X , X914 X A . My 436 XIZW ig GEORGE corusrr JOE coox E:- End Fullback -,,'-3,-.,5-, Junior, one year Sophomore, one year J. R. CROSS Guard Senior, two years BILL CULPEPPER BOBBY DEHLS GENE DEVERS End Halfback Guard Senior, three years Sophomore, one year Sophomore, one year GENE EMERSON REX FENTON Fullback Center Junior, two years Junior, one year Bill Fulenwider, No. 21, goes over the goal despite the efforts of a Paschal player to haul him down. A special train from Fort Worth brought a train load of cheering fans to the game. The Harvesters defeated the Paschal Panthers 25 to 6. ROBERT FLEMING BILL FULENWIDER JIM GREENE DON HINTON Quarterback Halfback End Quarterback Senior, two years Junior, two years Senior, two years JUU1013 one Yea' BEN HOLLIS BURL KIRBIE Halfback Tackle Junior, one year Sophomore, one year Dicky Mauldin, Harvester half- back, picks up enough yardage for a first down as he did on numerous occasions against the Amarillo Sandies. Despite the valiant efforts of the Har- vesters, a crowd of 15,000 in Sandie Stadium saw the Sandies edge the Harvesters 33 to 28 and break their five-year los- ing spell. HARVESTER FOOTBALL Shown returning a punt is Harlan Boyle, Harvester fullback. The Harvester gridsters made a good showing against the Midland Bulldogs, who ranked third in state at the time. The Harvest- ers, pounding the Midland four- yard line when the gun sounded, lost to the Bulldogs 20 to 14. HARVESTER FOOTBALL BOBBY MARLAR Halfback Senior, two years DICKY MAULDIN Halfback Sophomore, one year QM, JERRY MCNAUGHTON DAVID MULLINS JERRY NEEF Tackle Guard Guard CECIL REYNOLDS Center Senior. two Years Il1Hi0f. OHS year Senior, two years Junior, one year TOMM'Y RHOTEN TOMMY RICHARDSON DAMON RUNYON BUDDY SHARP Center Tackle Tackle Quarterback junior, one year Junior one year Senior one year IUIIIOI IW0 Years MARION STONE ED STRICKLAND End Tackle Senior, two years Iunlor two years Harold Lewis, halfback, makes a long drive against the Bronchos to put the Harvesters into posi- tion for a touchdown. The game played in Odessa was the only district game won by Pampa. The Harvesters, rated under Odessa upset the Bronchos 28 to 14. Marion Stone senior end for the Harvesters, balances a foot ball on the toe that booted eighteen consecutive extra points lu BEN STURGEON BILL THORNTON JOHN WATSON OT IS WHITE Tackle Halfback Center End 5611101 IWO ye2lrS Junior one year Semor two years Junior, one year Buddy Sharp, quarterback for the Harvesters, runs around right end for a touchdown. The game played on Thanks- giving Day was seen by the exes in the first Pampa High School Homecoming. Pampa in the last game of the season gave way to the Borger Bull- dogs 21 to 14. M 1 x S ,AX . . N ,Q was s ff- w . t 4 fi, 5. I it . ' Wt , 1, ff. After winning their last four games and ending the season with victories in five of nine games played, Shocker Tri-Captains Jerry Bonsal, Jesse Ring and Don Jonas pose with their coaches, Marvin Bowman, left, and Orville Lewis. The Harvester B squad, after being called the Guertillas for many years changed their name to the Shockers. SHOCKER FOOTBALL Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 1954 SCHEDULE Amarillo Yannigans Dumas Demons Clarendon Bronchos Turkey Turks Amarillo Yannigans Dumas Demons Amarillo Stomies Borger Bullpups Borger Bullpups Pampa 6 13 6 12 18 33 26 34 42 Team managers are: Max Griggs left, and Jimmy Edwards. qs.. A Q HE S53 .13 ' 2 5 iw E ? S ? Q . ,,.. 3 v,,.,,A , .,,.., .. .45 91 , 1 1 ' 5 , W ., Q 2 5 A if-f.5LZ'f. A ,, ,L lg 5 i 'Q Sei ,L 131 , .Ty A, S3 N wa 52 -gg . wav K ' iz Q -X Q 1 Z ,..., 'TW . f ' A-1 Wx ff n W X 1 1 ya. r B X 1553? .if , 1 SHOCKER FOOTBALL Bennie Sparks, end, and Dick Barrett, halfback. with ww N . as N 5 an ,L Yr f ,fn 'I' ag Offensive team: Don Allen, right end: Don Jonas, right tackle: William Greene, right guard: Charles Larner, center: Jerry Bonsal, left guard: Doug Simmons, right tackle: Jerald Smith, left end: Richard Gardner, right half: Gary Dearen, quarterback: Jesse Ring, fullback: Dewayne Lovinggood, left half. Centers: Danny Fitzgerald, left, and Lynn McCoy, Right, Jackie Taylor, guard: left, Ed Jensen, tackle. right. II3 1 ..,,, A0235 A The Harvesters board the chartered bus for the state toumament at Austin for the third consecutive year. They are: Back row: Jerry Pope, Buddy Sharp, E. Jay Mcllvain, Benny Cartwright, Gary Griffin, Kenneth Hinkle, Tommy Gindorf, Jerold Clark, Dickie Mauldin, and Jimmy Enloe. Front row: Sam Condo, Melvin Romine, Tommy Murray, Carroll Cole, Gene Brown, and Gene Vineyard, Manager: Kenneth Hinkle and Gene Vineyard hotd Coach Clifton McNeely's twins, Phil and Mike. Shocker Coach, Terrence Culley, and Harvester Coach, Clifton McNeely, stand in the door. BI-DISTRICT CHAMPIONS BI-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT Pampa 58 El Paso 43 Pampa 61 Waco 67 Pampa 77 El Paso 56 Pampa 52 Beaumont 62 GARY GRIFFIN All-State First Team: Texas Sports Writers Association Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1-4A Northem First Team E. JAY MCILVAIN All -State Second Team: Texas Sports Writers Association All -State Honorable Mention: Fort Worth Star-Telegram 1-4A Northem Second Team State All-Tournament Team Co-Captain GARY GRIFFIN C0 Captam E JAY MCILVAIN Coach CLIFTON MCNEELY HARVESTER BASKETBALL Jan. 21 Jan. 25' Jan. 28 Feb. 4' Feb. 8' Feb. 11 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb. 18' Feb. 19' 'Home Games Lubbock Amarillo Borger Borger Lubbock Amarillo Amarillo San Angelo San Angelo GENE VINEYARD San Angelo Manager HUSTLIN G HARVESTER E . JAY MCILVAIN On the basketball team a player, named by his teammates as the steadiest hustler during the season, is awarded the Hustl- ing Harvester award at a banquet honor- ing the team each year. QQ'--t BASKETBALL QUEEN MARCHETA HALL Attendant Attgndant PAT REYNOLDS ANITA WEDGEWORTH II6 HARVESTER BASKETBALL DICKIE MAULDIN BENNY CARTWRIGHT Guard Forward Sophomore, one year Senior, two ygafg Buddy Sharp Q21jtosses a two pointer through the basket despite attempts to stop him by Chickasha players in the Top O'Texas Basket- ball Tournament in Pampa December 31- january 1. The Harvesters played 17 pre- season games and won all but one, which was lost to Portales, New Mexico. This de- feat endedxa '72 -game winning streak that started three years before and carried them through two undefeated seasons to state championships in 1953 and 1954. KENNETH HINKLE BUDDY SHARP Guard Guard 5Gf1i0f. IW0 Years Junior, two years H7 HARVESTER BASKETBALL IEROLD CLARK IIMMIE ENLOE Center Guard Junior, one year Junior, one year Gary GriffinQ35J shoots another basket as James Dobbinsf24l of the Amarillo Sandies makes a desperate try to block the shot. The Sandies won the game to tie Pampa for the championship of the northern half of district 1-4A. A playoff of one game was held the next night, February 12, to decide who would meet the title holder of the southem division of the district. Amae rillo won the toss and the game was played there. The Harvesters won 56-54. MELVIN ROMINE GENE BROWN Forward Forward Junior, one year Junior, one year HARVESTER BASKETBALL GARY GRIFFIN Center Senior, two years E. IAY McILVAIN Forward Senior, two years E. Jay McIlvalnf22y steals the ball from a San Angelo Bobcat in the second game of the playoff for the District 1-4A championship. The Harvesters were defeated 54-48 in the first game of the series, played in San Angelo. Pampa captured the second and third games 53-45 and 71-55 for the right to play El Paso in the bi-district playoff. Kenneth Hinkle 1251 breaks through Lubbock's de- fenses in the game with the Westemers February 8. The Pampa Green and Gold went on to victory 80-75 In their first game with Lubbock the Harvesters won when Gary Griffin threw ill two points in the last four seconds. The game ended 52-51. I20 IRB! t ew Coach, TERRY CULLEY and Captain, TOM MURRAY The Harvester B squad, after being called the Guerrillas for many years changed their name to Shockers this year. The Shockers played B teams of schools scheduled for the Harvesters in pre-district R play. They also played B teams of the district con- SHOCKER BASKETBALL t tenders. Managers for the Shockers are: Luther Norman and Jimmy McBride DAL LUEDECKE CARROLL COLE ard Guard miagr,rm-1 W' 'V A U-- X 0 0504: is M . X 1: 4-'B N5 IX r X TOMMY G SHOCKER BASKETBALL INDORF MIKE MCC Guard A WAYN RRISON IERRY POPE T OM MURRAY Forward Guard SHOCKER BASKETBALL VERNON GOODWIN Guard HARRY WARD Forward SAM CONDO Forward NED MOYER Guard .TERRY GEE Forward Harvester thinclads get set to run the 440 as a part of their daily workout. They' are, left to right: Carl Blonkvist, Allen Holtman, Bobby Marlar, Harold Lewis, Harlan Boyle, Jim Greene, Robert Fleming, Philo Grommon, and Don Hinton. TRACK Head Track Coach, Dwaine Lyon: Track Captain, Carl Blonkvistg and Coach, Mar vin Bowman. Ion Cantrell demonstrates the use of the shotput to Harvester trackrnen put up a bar to begin workouts several members of the team. in pole vaulting. l23 JERRY BOSTON SAMMY HOUCHIN Co-Captain Co-Captain WELDON TRICE Coach Robert Narron, Joe Chisum, Bill McLeod, watch as Hart Warren, right, Country Club pro, instructs Don Prigmore in some of the fundamentals of golf. I24 Golf team members are: Leslie Howard, Burton Watkins, John Dial, Frank Outhier, John Jones, Bill Russell, and Eddie Collum GOLF I A QM mf? ., QQa9Q.i ., e, M ,M W 1 Q ' -,zf 'K 35 f ' J 'Y 53 54 ,f K 4 f - 4 V 'A - ., 'W' a ' 1,5 , ' ' .55 K Lf i .,, :aff 9 L w ' , 3 f:mQ29'Qf'4Pf Q as W avi., S 54 -Q X 1 f' as ww X., P WK AW Y ew 'fi x Q.-all , f' fir K 4 , f. IL ' 35 Agfa-5'-ff'-', 'Ff ,?'l5if?n , N . Q5 5,5 Q af 1- if me , .4499 5 Q ay ,L Patsy Gerik, left, and Marietta Mitchell pause before a game of tennis. 'QQ Badminton is a favorite sport among the girls. Loretta Folley, Donna Sue Daniels, and Margaret Miller, left to right, en- joy shooting the bow and arrow. I Betty Tom Riddle E. W. F1-izzell Girls P. E. Instructor A I Boys P. E. Instructor Finis Gee does a chair stand as Terry Kotara, does Jim Kirkham kicks off to start a game of soccer. '26 a somersault in mid-air. BEST ALL-AROUN D GIRL SPORT LILA AUSTIN , ffm ' . M-'f . Rfk-ugQ,,w,,, N... M, I A M BEST ALL-AROUND BOY SPORT BILL HIGDON I27 First row: Martha Ritthaler, Peggy Cotten, Jo Ann Wolford, Lila Austin, Marcheta Hall, Sandra Cooper, Barbara Baird. Second row: Sandra Cotten, manager: Carolyn Bogue, Bar- bara McNeill, Delores Lovinggood, Thelma Jo Holt, Sandra Walsh, Jan Dyer, Nancy Moore, Concha Ramirez, Dorothy Johnson, manager. Third row: Alicia, Heil, Ann Price, Leota Weatherly, Barbara Pirkle, Mary Inmon, DeAun Whatley, Frances Gerik, Charline Russell. Volleyball co-captains are: Thelma Jo Holt and Sandra Walsh of the B team: Lila Austin and Io Ann Wolford of the A team. Players work out for several tournaments scheduled during the spring---at Big Spring, Plainview, Canyon and their own invitational tournament in Pampa March 12. ,ia ,V 1 gr :MH 4, ' www- MW l r 1 M , NM, , ,,aw , 'K' 'Elm ,q+,ggs,,,. , ,, M ff' , , X W- QW f ,,,, U- A W 6, W, , J Q13 1 ,er mfg f QQ, 1442? ,wi ,F w 'v' - W Q 1 X f WA., W0 WW ' fr A U H... -K xi, I X Nothing endures but personal qualities --Walt Whitman DEPARTMENT OF STATE . . . Concerned primarily with for- eign affairs, the Department of State sends ambassadors and ministers to other nations on diplomatic missions. Pampa High School's diplo- mats are the personalities elected by students for their talents or per- sonality traits. l30 PERSON ALITIES ,.-g-19 BEST CITIZENS HONOR STUDENTS VALEDICTORIAN JAMES PICKETT 96. 82 HIGHEST-RANKING GIRL MARY LYNN MILLER 96. 58 L1 ffxF S'ffQ L DKTYX, 4 ,Lua wif: f ,RMJJB K 'fx A fXf'E-.4f,,,.. fl N 1 O f. f f cf? ' ff M- f fp, 1, SALUTATORIAN 'JAMES VICA RS 96.77 I33 , W,-If , -Ii in , H, W, , 5, - ' f ' i A iii f m:',-5:55-'wr .. S ,. W K fm - 1 .. . Q1,vm-:ga-Qgggggggifgigx1, ,,fVTff 7-fx .555-5E'i.:I59... ,. - , 15- mi2-In 25 ,zffk K 5, as QF A ' -K 222 A ,EVA W-W ..,. .. v-.v 53.9,-Qsgm.. ..,.,ggMg 15,3,iifs?:gfiQ z2'12?i?i'5?fi,,- 1 ix, fflf-Q:iQlwf,7i5'fix ff g3f?iilE5Rxi?? ' I Xlafsfimxil 'S . mfxk-ffQQf5,.Sfz.Q?7 sslffw. Sign. f. ' if ii Q- '98 fi X HS . i Wfaz. Mm? W-.gsw 'il i.. ,. if f.j 5 'S 'T5iLi5z5vYzwik r 1-ff: A X -,serv !. E. JAY MCILVAIN ALL-SCHOOL FAVORITE l35 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST TALEN TED CARROLL QBUDDYJ RAY - CAROL PAxsoN MOST VERSATILE PEGGY COTTEN - HAROLD LEWIS r E' ,Z 1' Q A .4-3: W F 42 mek if-N., .qgf Q K, 3 f f5'!:?'zy X 'V 7323. Q it -5 4, yifs, U if 4' J f? f'm..::1ff,:5 152 37?-'Pl ,fm L Y 4-' nik ' N' 5' - . ' f--.,.,.v-5 v A NHJE - s X . T . 5 'Eg' sgtfsig 5 5 R Mm':4iv T? Y g , 'W ss v Q ff .- wx w, ,M N wa ,Q N 1. 1 Nr: K ...... CARNIVAL QUEEN The All-School Camival, held annually in the cafeteria, is sponsored by the Student Council. f... Clubs have gaily-decorated booths, from which they sell cotton candy, stage cake walks, call bingo games, or provide other entertainment. The best booth is awarded a S5 prize. Highlight of the even- ing is the crowning of the Carnival Queen. Each person pays a nickel a vote, and the candidate with the most votes becomes queen. She is crowned in the auditorium, and with her court is entertained by talented P. H. S. students. r aww wil' Pampa High's Camival Queen for 1954-55 is Marcheta Hall, senior, with her escort, Ben Sturgeon. 5 x i The All-School Camival attendants and queen, left to right are: Curtis Cradduck, Carol Foster, Keith Bonny, Johnnie Lee Smith, D. I. Wilkinson, Mary lnmon, Jon Cantrell, Marilyn Moore, Marcheta Hall, Ben Sturgeon, Richie Crews, crown bearerg Nancy Moore, Kenneth Hinkle, Carol Sue Wilson, Richard Hankins, Carol Henry, Melvin Romine, Nancy Harrison and E. Jay Mcllvain. I39 Xp. 'f i'-4' PIN-UP J. R. CRQSS ,YR 'ik MA RI ORIE ROUNDTREE KENNETH I-IIN KLE PIN -UP RUNNERS-UP NANCY HARRISON D. I. WILKINSON OIL PROGRESS QUEE Recognizing the oil industry, so much a part of the life of the Panhandle, Oil Progress Week was observed in Pampa for the second time this year with a colorful parade and election of a PHS girl as queen. Brunette Carol Paxson was the choice of the judges this year. She was picked from six girls and crowned by Mayor Tom Rose. In addition to enjoying special privileges and honors during Oil Progress Week in Pampa, she received an expense- paid trip to the State Fair in Dallas. Oil field trucks and equipment, interspersed with marching bands from PHS and other schools in the area, formed the procession. The queen nominees rode in convertibles. Carol Paxson, senior, was named Oil Progress Queen for 1954. She's the second Carol to wear the floral crown, inheriting it from last year's queen, blonde C 3l'O1 Foster. After riding through town in flashy convertibles as part of the Oil Progress Week parade October 13, six nominees for queen anxiously awaited the decision of the judges. Stand ing on the platform between the City Hall and Courthouse, are the six candidates, Joan Robertson, Pat Reynolds, Queen Carol Nancy Moore, Anita Wedgeworth, and Rhona Finkelstein. Mary Rogers, sophomore, stands in front of the Harvester bonfire after being crowned, Miss Flame, by Student Body President, Ben Sturgeon. MISS FLAME This year for the first time, in addition to the traditional burning of Sammie Sandie, Miss Flame was chosen by the student body to light the bonfire, For several years on the night before the Amarillo grid contest, Harvester boosters have lit a giant bonfire on which a dummy dressed to resemble a Sandie football player is burned. Wearing red sweaters and skirts, the five other candidates in the Miss Flame contest pose with their pompous in front of the high school. They are Marchetta Hall, Carol Foster, Glenda Dudley, Nancy Harrison, and Joan Robertson. 1 'ff' Forming the fighting H are P.H.S. cheer- leaders: Carol Henry, DeWayne Maddox, Larry McWilliams, John Jones, Pat Reynolds Nancy Moore, and center, Jo Tooley, head - Cheerleaders wave pompoms as they model their new rally coveralls. CHEERLEADERS Now Odessa has a team, and a mighty good team, And to beat that team, Everybody's got to scream. Yea, Wait! Be Calm, Be Cool, Be Collected. Now we don't care what the people might say, Cause we can beat the Bronchos just any old day. Yea, Wait! Be Calm, Be Cool, Be Collected. cheerleader. 1 f i 14'- o 73 ,, , Z Z3- if-2 f-X ,,.. I45 THROUGH THE YEARS It happens every moming. Carol and Jerry perform at installation They're not sorry---they bought their annuals assembly. 5 'J X, . ,e 1 e .. Q . A , 1 3 A Hungry students line up for lunch. Howdy Week King and Queen, Danny King and Mary Huff. E, -V V fi A 'ffgiggef L, jr A t ptwaw 1 P . 'Una 3 1 W H M 4 ff mmm B1rd's-eye view of our parldng lot. Joanie sweeps in as Miss Clean Sweep. Sammie Sandie ChampfLila Austinj meets champ before the fire. QBetsy Rawlsj. Beat the Bobcats! Beat 'em, Beat 'em, Beat 'eml Gary and Buddy, a-doin' the Mambo, win talent show. 1 Q Our first homecoming this year was a big success. Santa's little helpers. Y Cotton candy--Latin style--at All-School Abilene or Bust! Carnival. 41 ,X Scene from our Christmas Assembly, Coins of the Best costume winners at Junior Party, John Jones, Kingdom. Sharon Cook, Cecil Reynolds and Mary Ann Becker. fh , L. Annual staff visited the Taylor Yearbook Company. i You drive, I'll walk is one of the usual cries during TWIRP week. Lf ' if Ml r JYL J One of our talented group of singers in P.H.S. , the Harmonettes. Balancing on bottles at March of Dimes Talent Show. Guls squealed approval at Lubbock exchange assembly. Annuals are here--a party no one wants to miss. 3 Robert Stinson and Stephen Bates join English faculty Mrs. Gwen Hulsey, typing teacher, '50 returns to P.H.S. -?-17 -.. .Ml ll'- K ....'e.- lr' ...W at mid -term. '!!f.'!x At the end of a perfect Q PQ day. W A ' -l :Wa Officers of the newly -organized Junior Red Cross Chapter of Pampa High School listen while Jerry Sloan, president, explains the purpose of the large Red Cross scrapbook holder. They are: h historian: Carolyn Miller, secretary: Maurita Prock, treasurerg Ted Swindle, vice president: Mrs. Elaine Ledbetter, sponsorg and David Gantz, reporter. ALMA MATER Dear old Pampa High School We're in love with you Dear old Pampa High School We will be true blue Keep your colors flying As we stand by you Dear old Pampa High School We're in love with you. JU 1011 RED Cnoss He who would really benefit man kind must reach them through their work. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY . . . This branch of the govemment controls national finances and is concemed primarily with the economic stability of the United States. Industries and businesses in Pampa, with the banks as financial clearing houses, provide the payrolls and taxes that are the economic backbone of city and school operations. l52 Henry Ford AD VERTISEMEN TS X6 X ,p-f Vx I1 , ' X F, fu , d , u I I , E 'W I Q 5 , 1,2 W A J ,,....-- 4 -----1 H A W1 X '-.-- J g Z Z 1 '- E A . . 'pupil K 1- l I H 4 K 1, v Q 'N'-31? N Sharon Cook TEXAS FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Home Furnishings 210 N. Cuyler Dial 4-462.3 , A, ,IEE Z ff! . A i:'1 , Q L , X 51 L AZ You'11 Always Look Smart If You Trade at Pampa's Quality Department Store 1 4, 6 INC. ADDINGTON'S WESTERN STORE 119 S. Cuyler 'FA11 Kinds of Sporting and Leather Goods, 'l'Evinrude Motors, 'Cornp1ete Line of Luggage, '9'Fishing Tackle, 4'Lone Star Boats CABOT wr---as-s..,,,, M ., bd 'yiifila' v 3.30, swf , , N Cabot Scholarship Award Winner, Gaye Nell Carter, says Goodbye to Pampa High School to attend Tarleton State College. She was valedictorian in 1954. Meredith Brooks BROOKS ELECTRIC If It's Electrical 1101 Alcock Dial 4-2.565 O SUPPLIES X 1. llllllll L elf? ' 1 Q 0 o-ver:-oox -ifzy f ' .. Nil: 4 W 'df 1-ng---l A V 1? its nv o --' Q E' are WKAW 1DA'r12a Cade PHARMACY SCHOOL SUPPLY 314 N. Cuyler 115 W. Kingsrnill Dial 4-5521 h Dial 4-6858 For Sc oel Lunehes and Friendship pampa, Texas Meet the Gang at PATRICK'S . al' 'll MAKE Youre HOME COMPLETE M lg s q I A IT . 'ss X 1 f , A H-me Q 1 5 11 .41 Q or 553 EI -- - X If It's Top Entertainment Visit You Want, We Have It I-IO ME BLJI LDT-E125 SUPPLY co. THEATERS 312. W. Foster LA NORA Pampa, Texas LA VISTA PAMPA DRIVE-IN Dial 4-8411 TOP O'TEXAS DRIVE-IN 1 N Leona Attaway, F. E. Imel, and Sandra Cooper Compliments of CITIZENS BANK 8: TRUST CO, A Friendly Bank With Friendly Service '57 Member F. D, I, C. ,W ' 9 IV' U .,, ' 11, - ..':'.V Carolyn Keys and Pat Reynolds SMITH'S QUALITY SHOES Family Sh O tf'tt feddqf To Lighten LiFe's Way ?afa Zan 'Willa sm vlcfgm- - Z at the Values X? You'1l Get If You Philco Television Trade at Compliments of ,S Y, Correct Apparel for Women TAWZD LE S MUSIC STORE Exclusive 115 North Cuyler But Not Expensive Dial 4- 3339 Io Tooley RICHARD DRUG Jo Tooley, Pampa's Synonym for Drugs 107 W. Kingsmill Dial 4- 5747 159 -- 1 Barbara Frye CLAYTON FLORAL COMPANY In Any Event--Send Flowers 410 E. Foster Dial 4-3334 AM BU L A NC E I 'gt' our f QD L'O', BPPENDABLE Q DR UGGIST NITE WH-SCN DRUG STORE CARNI I C-I-IAE I. Pampa Texas Prescription Pharmacists Dial 4-3311 Dia14'6868 Ambulance Service l60 300 S. Cuyler Pampa,Texas Drafting architectural drawings in the engineering department of the Celane se plant near Pampa are, left to right, Jack White, George Perkins, John Gentry and Walter Graham. ff if ,,, , Y: 6' .Qin-.1-ng, Mechanical drawing students, taught by Myles Morgan, work on architectural drawings in their Pampa High School classroom. Pictured are, Bobby Marlar, Roger McWaters, Larry Cox, Richard Hinkley, Benny Hollis, Jimmy Malone, Bill Clements and Bobby Rice. a lbl John Dial 'FTQANIL DIAL TIRE CO. U. S. Royal Tires ' MACK and DOC. S Our Congratulations to the 1955 Graduating Class. To the entire Student Body and Faculty we extend our Best Wishes. 'PAM 'DA HARDWARE CO. IIYIQI-l'5 Qllll Lobby of Hughes Bu1ld1ng AXXXX 120 N. Cuyler 5313? -' If-'1 Dial 4- 2451 511 .I ' IK I ' 55 Q0 172 E 5 sf ' ' 515122. I 1- 'C Q YOUR SEARCH EIIDS kQ,1 .?,,.,1.:t2 j - 9.2, PllIHBIlIli E Q : 1A- 4 g - E i ds A 13 Isis! if-.3 -..,.., I '..A 5 MQ CAQ LEYIQ JEWELRY STORE BRCWN 1 I-Il N KL-E House of Fine Diamonds, INC. Watches' Silverware Mechanical Contractors Glass ' China ' Luggage Heating and Air conditioning P. 0, Box 302, Plumbing and Sheet Metal Shop 106 N, Cuyler Commercial Refrigeration Dia14-8437 211 N. Ballard Pampa, Texas PamPaf Texas 4, W, ll s i I J John Jones, Duggan Smith, Jerry Sloan, Anita Wedgeworth, Carol Foster, D. I. Wilkinson, Mary Inmon, and Philo Grommon Compliments of Pampa, Texas CALDWELL'S DRIVE-IN Dial 4-2601 I63 James Hawkins and I an Smithhisler See Us When You Build Your Dream House LYNN BOYD GOOD LUMBERH 805 S. Cuyler Dial 4- 7441 5 l -:oi I - 'iii - 5 . sez- , F 1, A 2205 tara lf. j- 3255? Q -- qu . ' i i- I an I 2 1 -TV i i-5 3 W Y A i' 'wg W.S.15'ANNON DISTRIBUTOR Gulf Oil Products Phone 4-2611 Pampa, Texas 64 MDD N Your Mutual Friend Sports - News - Music Pampa's Modern Landmark The Hughes Building 'l fI-TE nfl! ZHZYZZZK? 4th Floor Hughes Building Dial 4- 32.11 Reeves King, Cynthia Duncan, Gaynell Grundy, and Malcolm Brown mmvx hh 1 P .. .QN aw, nnuas J QA? X e I , .I I M f f Q The choice 5 of Pampa 's Young People WARD CABINET SHOP B 2 B 323 S. Starkweather PHARMACY Dial 4-2971 Ballard at Browning I66 N JUST A MOMENT SIR' t.. it Inn .nu it 1 Il Tue Dmw Svokesmnn 4 225325 21 ra4!U5 95 '1 4 mail Q' . ,l -, x5 ll A N -f ' 2 Tig? ' ' ,,,4ffL1 ' ,.. 2 2 ff' 5 4 I ' . I I r 8 Z i , r .... .. 1' 9 'eff S25 232 E25'2E2E2: -X 5 I ' 1'55'?E:: .-:-:2:-. .1'.1:7:1'1-1- un H.. : FF 4 , , Yfffifffffff X.. C, f ' ,214 5' 5555 -,J ig 1 f, J A Q9 1 'luzxuz UMM uh' cr ::':'2f:E ... ,z .- ..ir . -. 1 0 M uuTu f , lfqt is.: . ' xo 5 ll 'H-AH: 5 SEN 1 5' 33527 ' an .. V 'a' 4 THC DHILY SPOKEI SIIIHD Pampa's Own Newspaper Dorothy Johnson, Skipper Bogard, Mary Kennedy La Wanna Andrews, Keith Bonny, and Mr. T1-egoe. TEX EVANS BUICK co. 123 N. Gray Dial 4-4677 '67 Nancy Harrison and John Perkins THE COURTHOUSE CAFE 119 1f2 West Kingsmill Phone 4-7601 71 .ima Lee Tires OIL COMPANY Batteries Phillips 66 Fertilizer Jobber PHILLIPS PR ODUCTS Phone 4- 3 3 50 Pampa, Texas Accessories WW eoooufrooo Mobqlgas s B ' '13 4-lA'I2AL.SON CONSIGNEE Magnolia Petroleum Products 'AM 'A ' ' Our Congratulations and E. Foster B8St Wishes to Students of Pampa PamPa- Texas High School j I Your Friendly Store 1' I vouk FRIENDLY , C S T PHARMACY MAGNOLIA DEALER 100 s. cuyier Dial 4-8446 Carole Miller PAMPA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Everything for the Office 211 N. Cuyler Dial 4-3353 I69 Peggy Owen and Kathryn Hoover MAL ONE PHAR MACY Hughes Building Dial 4-4971 -fi., M AND SA VE Xg5,,g15 im A AT T4-IO MPSON HARDWARE CO. A Dependable Source of Supply for Your Hardware U1U'4.WEGfZ GMM MEN'S WEAR The Place to Go for Brands You Know Needs. 'YArrow '4'Swank Dial 4'2331 '4'Flo1-sheirn 'Uayson 325 west Kingsmill 'DobbS 4'KuPPenhe-imer 'Uarrnan '5'Coopers Q Compliments ' Nl is ,,,..w 4,:!2aigI?.i,- I f X-Wy, WHOLESALE FOOD MARKET 1312 N. Hobart We Specialize in Fancy Party Foods 1 Dial 4-4092 as .2,Lf,,L,.., Celia Miller and Curtis Cradduck CULBERSON CHEVROLET QE CDTZCSTE 'CAREY Congratulations, Graduates PAMPA FOUNDRY COMPANY Box 1898 Pampa, Texas Dial 4-6491 ,- J 1 A ' cated X W,1U1ff,!yMN , , I Try Our Pastries C fLcjDi:iTCfDNE5 BAKERY 109 W. Francis Dial 4-73 61 Y W 'Iflf99 ff Q7 'IZEEVE S OL DS Sales and Service 833 W. Foster Dial 4-3233 SHANROCK PRODUCTS' LZJIU ummm, .mun.uU1 xl I Q Delivered Anywhere Wholesale avi Retail BUTANE AND PROPANE Call Us Day or Night Dial 4-2491 SHAMQQC K PRODUCTS co. RAY KUHN JIM NATION 605 West Wilks Betty Osborne MOOR ES BEAUTY SALON I73 Mary Lou Novotny and Eddie Collum TOM ROSE FORD COMPANY In Pampa Since 192.1 Pulling For The HARVESTERS 0 V f M' Q ,o 2 ofwv B V19 DAIRY FOODS 716 W. Foster Dial 4-7471 T-I-IE GAT ll VALVE SHOP AND SUPPLY COMPANY L Sales H- Service .5 We repair all types of valves Box 739 Dial 4-3 841 Pampa, Texas x 1 N , N X X Ngumxuce ? Eg 'seszvace ? S40 3 ' I PANHANDLE '4 ff N x ft sNsunANcE . , P md Xu A6EQf1Y 61 J S45-ng. ' Sane . w 5 ULU: at I Les Hart Johnny Campbell 6 ' S .Tack Dunham Hank Gruben LADIES ' SHOP 'PA N H Ps ND LIE Smart Clothes at INSURANCE AGENCY Popular Prices Phone 4- 5737 ZO3 N. Frost V E Aurelia Adams and Connie Head CRETNEY'S 110 IXZ N. Cuyler Dial 4-7478 '75 B. D. Robison, Ann Miller, and Mona Cruise Safety for the Future At T-I-IE fgiflf Zflgwadff In Pampa At the Top O' Texas I A 744101-nada YEARBOOK Taylor Publishing Company D II KWH f'1 i ' h' 1. - 4 , , . . 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