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FOREWORD As you look through your yearbook in future years, which will come with overwhelming speed, we, the 1956 HARVESTER staff, hope that it will recall many pleasant mem- ories. We have tried to record the school year as it happened with its pleasures and discomforts, trials and events that will remain in our memory as being amusing or Joyous. We live in a section of our country and state which produces ,some of the food and clothing for our nation. Agriculture is around us everywhere we turn. lt has a great influence in our living, which is felt in our town and community. Farms with their flowing wheat fields, ranches with herds of cattle roaming over the Texas prairie, and business establishments which contribute directly or indirectly to the needs of agricul- turalists are all a part of this influence. It has been said that the strength of a nation is in its soil. Realizing, therefore, the importance and influence of agriculture on our lives, we chose as our theme Agriculture in the Top o' Texas. Carrying the theme through THE HARVESTER, we have given several activities, new developments, and everyday jobs of the agriculturalist as compared with school life. The staff of THE HARVESTER wishes to thank the faculty and student body for being cooperative and patient in the making of your 1956 HARVESTER. MICHAEL PRICE, Editor, and HARVESTER staff. never forget him. DEDICATION To L. I. Edmondson, our principal, fnends and ad visor, we dedicate Tl-IE 1956 HARVESTER. Mr Ed mondson has been principal of Pampa High for the past five years. As most of you know he has a strong interest in young people. He has bee p , siderate, and understanding with students when they would seek his advice or talk over their pr him. Students, as well as faculty members know him as a friend with heart and shoulders big ug to carry their problems as well as his own We will
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fn IN MEMORIAM TRUETT S ROSS Truett S Ross was a man who had the respect of all who knew htm for hrs rntellrence for hrs srncerrty, and for hrs zealousness at work rn the classroom He had a mllltarx manner but a keen sense of humor Hrs boomrng vorce rn the classroom kept students alert, no heads nodded at desks that faced htm when he lectured Although others wtll come to frll hrs posrtron on the facultw, no one can frll hrs posxtxon rn our hearts,
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