Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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'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.

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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.

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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.