Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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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.

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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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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