Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1957 volume:

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A?31!n.?ff 4 ,E-fKx.:1x',x-I V:3w:TZxvx'Z .::rln ' an , -YL'2Cx X I WCP1, .,,. . 1 'ch vu ...- x 4 -, . 1 JU QV, I . Xx. Nm X' I M AQXCHX TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD CAMPUS SCENES DEPARTMENTS IN MEMORIAM CLASSES SOPHOMORES IUNIORS SENIORS FACULTY AND XDMINISTRATION SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL fX..-. Xar GOLF TRACK BASEBALL ADVERTISING DEDICA TION It rs wrth prrde and satrsfactron that we dedrcate the 1957 HARVESTER to our frrend and sponsor Mrss Elrzabeth Hurley She rs devoted to Pampa Hrgh School and has grven wrllrngly and wrtn enthusrasm of her many talents and unlrmrted energy to the rmprovement of our Journalrsm and Publrcatrons departments Any measure of success that our school has garned rn these frelds has been thru the efforts of Mrss Hurley She has shown unusual rnterest and an eagerness to help each student wrth any problem at any trme The memory of workrng wrth Mrss Hurley wrll always be an rnsprratron to us and we shall always cherrsh her frrendshrp , . . E . . . . 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FOREWORD Turnmg through the pages of your 1957 Harvester you wrll notrce several changes especrally IH the organrzatron of the book s contents The purpose was to keep your yearbook rn step wrth our ever changrng school As you know all schools today whrch are thrrvlng rn frurtful and prosperous communrtres grow wrth tremendous strrdes It IS wrth thrs thought that our yearbook staff chose as our theme TELEVISION Telev1s1on IS a relatrvely new lndustry yet today there are mrllrons of TV sets 1n homes of students 1n all walks of lrfe Almost every day students are rnvolvedwrth televrsron It 1SCdllC8t1Ol'131 and entertamrng Strll the changes thrs lndustry has made rn the f1eld of communrcatrons are Just the begmnmg At the present we students as the future crtrzens of our natron are at the begrnnlng of a long road Th1S IS the road to prosperrty and success for those wrth ambrtron rnrttatrve and deter mrnatron Only through constructrve changes can we progress and attarn these goals Our staff of the 1957 HARVESTER has earnestly trred to make your yearbook a model for these advancements We hope thrs annual wrll fulfrll rts purpose to record the events of the school year We would lrke to thank the students faculty and others who have cooperated rn helpmg us to make your yearbook one of whrch you wrll be proud THE HARVESTER STAFF QVU f1J1J-'lJ.ffYvwElE'xN Ed1tor rn Chref 6 33 KPHS fmlnm mum. 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From the press box .... come newspaper and radio re- ports of games, allE9 '9 up 'gg' Y v 'P e. .ah .Jul 14. ,afraid A an , -e 5, si ' ff' -. mm., wx., FIELD HOUSE Many different moods have been expressed in our fie1dhouse-- happy moods over winning a game sad moods at losing- hopeful moods, voices that ring from this building I mgmdlwr--., 1 I f i? at graduation time. These are the TENNIS COURTS In spring a young man's fancy turns from . , . to tennis. if?- 7 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. THIS IS YOUR LIFE AT PAMPA HIGH SCHCOL 1 xv' .M .x ,Tx ' 11 Hr ' ,W-' l ' ' ' I 2- .N 1, ! s.. 'id Q1 VJ -H , I 6 ...a' ' '.x - - ,U ffm. ' r In f 4-L I 5. , ,, :I T? .nl :':1if',:'f5 1-if Gel, Q L. fs? pb n 32 1 9 4 .W hm! IKM 'C , 1. ,E 95 wi ,W ' .E .f 'ff' f 295,121 -mn' DEPARTMENTS ENGLISH Speaking is as important as writing in learning correct grammar English classes of P H S provide this practice in class speeches as well as in oral book reviews FOREIGN LANGUAGES Teaching of foreign lan- guages by visual aid has be- come increasingly popular. Students are learning to use the school's projector, which offers a good opportunity for visual study. -,,,.-s. PHYSICS Physics students study the use of a machine which mixes light pat- terns. In this course the material world and its phenomena are studied. Everyday sit- uations revert back to a knowledge of physics, CHEMISTRY In the light of the chemical world future chemists study un- knowns. Many hundreds of tests have been conducted in this laboratoryg yet there has never been a serious accident. -pi' BIOLOGY The light of living things --biology, a course which deals with the study of living or- ganisms, is a pathway to nature's frontier, Students keep busy when they are enrolled in this branch of science, MUSIC Musical enjoyment comes not from talent, but from the natural instinct for listening pleasure, While the Harvester Band provides instrumental training, P, H, S, choirs offer an opportunity for vocal training. Here, choir students rehearse a number for one of the concerts given during the school year. SPEECH It was John C. Calhoun's speaking ability that made him famous, Many others have become famous because of an average understanding of speech. More students enroll in this course every year, because they realize the importance of correct speech in both business and social contacts. Here, students criticize extemporaneous speeches. 4 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Great strides have been made in developmg a good physical education department for P H S Base boys classes during the spring months JOURNALISM Journalism students read many newspapers before they f1n1sh this course Students learn the fundamentals of wrrtrng and edmng in preparauon for work on the school newspaper as well as study professronal newspapers to learn to evaluate the news they read ball is one of the favorite activities in 5' Q x H 4 IVJSFQXJ 'ff A mfmqf XV! I sf? I R ,fs -WV' 4 P A , 4 gk 3,1 X W X. ,ma r, ' g M Q if- , Wm A , I fi-J' ,:.,...- , . ki 5 I ' gf A ' W ' 'Arr- . N i is iw 'K i If ini mpg 4' '19 'K xx , .. , E . M - .ig - , ., ' Av . 1 - 'Y - Fu 4 wwf. fl Q . ! 4 1 V 44? 92254 n,-1 QNWQQ 'v wma xv, ,mn , Zjzqggf-Z , T! 'ffg1 ::Q3 L 'fmwiii , HOME ECONOMICS 'e N E IQTA 'ix 7 4 zmggf' ' gm-g'w',Q 4 y i A?-'Vfffwz 122:59 ,w,,wi vii-yfi g:i1,jigPffQ5L 4 3, z?D, 5k.,:?M J ,, , gf, A V f 1+ i ,LQHw 1,.1, f-gk Q- -,QL v,, . 'I 11 .:. ., - Wagga-fNw, QW '-Q9 had 4 , .npfifk . ,K fi .W 1' 3 . x. f M Y .. fijift. ' , 0,,.f ,A M. , WW IN MEMORIAM A person of character and dignity with. a kind heart this was MRS, M, E, LAMB, She knew and understood the joys and problems of the students, She unselfishly gave her time to students who needed help and encouragement, at home as well as at school One student said, Mrs, Lamb was loved by everyone who knew her. She gave unselfishly of her time and talents to her students, She liked to work with students, and this is what made her life a success. What this student said is expressed by many. No person made such an honest and sincere impression on everyone as did you, Mrs, Lamb. 20 . 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I u1m1n'11W!XXW 'mm F' RllNn5 an REGISTRATION DAY Enrollment marks the beginning of school as students form lines in alphabetical order, This year the National Honor Society gave handbooks to all who en- rolled, These booklets contain information about school credits, courses, rules, rooms, clubs and other school activities, fw- ',-.F- 4- 15 X., 4 1,1 ix- --s of. fix f' , is x A mans Q K 4 e' ,, 1 if L 1 ,fi X i L SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PAUL BROWN vlce PICSICICHI LINDA SKEWES presldent and BECKY GRAV secretary enyoy the hospltahly ofthe Howdy Week party glven at the oeguuung of school, Sophomores made quick friends and learned the ways of high school fast H. I NL, - --w-my savw-f. ,, J' 33:45 , I si' ef .-QU' .g'N' Wu K ,, Wx P r S rg , A,'., Q? I 2 f -W ng, fi 1 x I. V -, 521, 4 5 if 37 iffwffwwt Q' . A vm- .f , , - , 4 W 1 xx 4 , 141 1 1? glgigff, . vw gf A ,. 4, I , . A ff - .., Q-,J Q f -Q , K A- - , f ki- V I X nw 'L -,.,-12343g.g:3:3:3:'4f2':-54145-I+: 'P Q. - . 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Us ' 1 ., .. .1 1 in H L Darlene Adams Donald Adams Toni Alexander Charles Allen Alma Alvey Glenda Anderson Bobby Arthur Jennie Atkinson Thomas Auwen John Ayres Joey Babcock Barbara Baer Judith Baer Lila Bagsby Carlyn Bailey SOPHOMORE CLASS WO' 5 Kay Baker Carole Bettis 9 Miggi ' 5 .- if inf-t Q4 Bernice Beuselmck Patricia Beuselinck Ronald Biggerstaff Jerry Blanton Don Blaylock Bnest Boles Nancy Bowen Darlene Bozarth Ray Bramblet Pat Broadbent 1 5 1 'Xx S .X 134, I SOPHCJM ORES Richard Chambers Shirley Chase Gary Chisholm Kevin Chisholm Hunter Chisum Dennis Choate Donna Clark Janice Clay Bailey Clements Sandra Clements ,S X Denny Carmen John Carson gi.- Helen Brock David Brown Fred Brown Jerrell Brown Paul Brown Bonnie Bryan Linda Kay Buchanan Glenda Bums Oma Fay Burns Phyllis Burress Jimmy Butcher Stanley Butler James Lee Byars Billy Byler Ralph Bynum Eff Nancy Cleveland Darryl Cockrell Sue Cockrell Charles Coffee Don Cole Donna Compton Harold Cooke Fern Cotten Paula Covalt James Cox Alice Craig Bobby Culberson Gene Dalsing Sandra Dalsing Gary Dalton dl uv l'X 3 SR '17 cpl HM - .-sv-22 '4.2i'm, 2 X Pat Dalton Rayma Darnell 'fi 4:7 CLASS OF 59 -I ' -uf' Svv- V . Aaron Davis Dwain Davis Sharon Davis Donald Denton Karen Denton Kathleen Dodds Bobby Doss Ronnie Eckroat Dickie Elkins Jon Ellis if Q ' SOPHOMORES Jerry Goodner Nancy Goodnight Wanda Goodnight Dural Goodwin Sara Gordon Nancy Grant Becky Gray Sylvia Grider Dale Griffin Barbara Griggs Erma Mae Eslick Jon Estes Carol Falkenstein Beverly Fennell Marilyn Fite Janice Flowers Doneda Foster Janis Foster Donald Roy Fox Kenneth Fricke Patricia Gabriel Rosetta Gee Mary Gerik Bobby Gindorf DeWayne Glover af uv xmdx fe G X Johnny Gross Judith Hancock Henry Hamly Linda Harper Jan Harris Robert Hartley Jeannine Harvey Leonard Haught Jerry Hayes Frank Hearn Gary Heiskell J, W, Henderson Laura June Hendricks Kent Hicks Carol Hill Q fa J me N :,, 1 f 2 Robert Hill Tommy Hill CLASS OF 5 9 sa Carmelita Hogan , E, W, Holland Russell Hollis Larry Holmes Annette Holtman Mary J o Hood Gale Howard Rea Howard Charlotte Jean Hudson Judy Huff K QQ' iii. sid SOPHOMORES Bill Kirkham Karl Kitto Ernest Lane Lola Lathrop Felba Lawrence Kay Layne Mack Layne Jeannie Carol Lee Joe Leland Raydene Leonard Charles Kilgore James Killian Reta King Wanda Huff Patsy Huffhines Merle Hunt Carroll Husted Peggy Hutto Jerry Ing Bob Jernigan Clo Ann Johnson Gerald Johnson Ann Jones Sharon Jordan Alfred Kelley Mary Ann Kelley Ann Kennedy Daline Kiff Grover Lewis Rita Jo Lewis Freddy Linn Loeva Long Barbara Lunsford Ralph McClure Marcia McConnell Jerry McCracken Don McGuire Keith McKinney Amelda McLean Carol McLennan Kay McMurray Jdelle McNeill Gary Mackie ws X v h ,Q Joan Malone Robert Malone if CLASS OF '59 2 I Theresa Marak Irene Marchman Gary Matlock Darrell Maxwell Marcia Miller Marilyn Mills Charles Minor Jo Ann Moore Ronald Moore Robert Morriss SOPHOM ORES Phyllis Parker Darwin Phillips June Phillips Gail Pierce Kathryn Louise Pierce Larry Powell Burley Prater Nelda Lee Price D'Anne Prince Mary Pursley Tom Pace Brice Palmer Sandra Palmitier Billy Morse J o Ann Moxley Melva Mullins Robert Murray Marilyn Myatt Gary Neal Richard Newberry Martha Nolen Michael Oates George Olds Jerry Don Oliphant Stan Organ Linda Ousley John Owen Dolores Ownsby Jerry Quarles Jim Radcliff Jerry Dean Ray Sandra Kay Reno Norman Rexroat Perry Richardson Donna Riegel Darlene Rightsell Gaylene Riley Carol Sue Roberts Patsy Ann Roberts Carol Rochelle Jerry Rockwell Arthur Rohde Donald Roy ag..-5 Gwynne Salsman Delton Sanders hr 'V vu-7 ,W ZN- CLASS OF '59 iL i ing. 47 Mary Sandford Finley Schlumbohm Marlyn Shelton John Shewmaker Clovis Shipp Gene Mack Shirley Larry Shultz Robert Sidwell Seba Simontou Linda Skewes 33 A ,Z 3 in-1' ..,.f so 'S 43' SOPHOM ORES Q Clarence Townsend, in hospital with back injuries he received in a car crash on reg- istration day Sept, 4. 34 Olivia Ann Swain Larry Tarvin Johnny Ray Taylor Jere Teed Carolyn Thompson Jo Ann Thompson Wanda Thrasher Sherry Thygerson Vesta Strickland Sharon Summers Charles Sutterfield Shirley Slater Wayne Slater Alberta Kay Smith Betty Lou Smith Bobby Smith Ella Smith George Smith Judy Smith Kenneth Smith Ruby Speegle Henry Spencer Marilyn Steele Boyd Stephens Nancy Stevenson Larry Stokes Evelyn Townsend Anne Tripplehorn Larry Trollinger Montez Wade Mary Kay Waggener Shirley Walker Linda Wallace Carolyn Wallin Jerald Weaver Ronnie Weldon Judy Wells Eugene West Patricia West Davie Whatley Gary Wills V2 Don Wilson Jynell Wilson X CLASS OF '59 Thomas Allen Wilson Coyle Winbom Joe Wood Mary Ann Wright Windell Wright Keith Yager Gene Yeary Nina Yoder IN MEMORIAM JERRY CULBERSON 'Q 1 LJ SEPTEMBER SAMPLER Paul Underwood collects poll Coach Lockett and the Har- vesters show students their split-T plays at a pep rally, Soph President Linda Skewes poses for her annual picture, taxes for the mock presiden- 'f tial election held in P, H, S, Nov, 2, Friday before the national election Sam Condo and Norene Urbanczyk get prizes as most typical cowboy and cowgirlg Darrel Raines as boy with longest beard at Howdy Party Sept. 14. X -ayvxyx f Miller the Thriller, Jeannine Leith, surveys her saloon in the senior skit during the Howdy Assembly Sept. 10, 5 4 X T Mama's children group around the kitchen table at Junior Play rehearsal, ET: Judy Neslage serves Miss Edith Kral and a new teacher, Miss Pat Carter, at the Student Coun- cil's reception after registration Sept. 4. 37 IW X WX K WN N I Y 'A In , W ,'uUIId' K ffff f 5 :'?s v'-.. 'c vQ:,l : - llflvjj, - ff' f WX ' , - W ggi Qzvg -H veg- 1 - wif. f A- - Q 7 '5 ss' A x , 'N 'J'-5 ,b 3 V4-1, E 'ig-w,XX '5Af-L 3. ' Q Y 'T' 52 -.- U45 4 gf Q, i R A . X x , , A. C K I If iii? 1, 'V V' - .5., : Z', ' ! I XE 'F xv' V if I 0 V1 2' ,Vg I A 1 ' ' ' . , ' 'z H : . f ,Ivy x ' I s ' '- I 'F , ' ,, . . ,f , L ,. ., I w' .v, ,',1f'j1' ,z- ,4 3 ' ic- , , , - -Q' 55. ixi , ,Kli ' X 'a fi x s 1 H15 XX x .N- N xx . r X A - - A ll ' 7, 0- x V, il ' i A' X I Y A X Tl. 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With Cynthia Duncan, secretary, they head the council's election and finance committee. STUDENT COUNCIL MRS, RUBY CAPPS, right, Student Council sponsor, accompanied Earl, Rhona and other delegates, Linda Skewes and Marvin Pickett, to the SASC convention, 'xx i 5 5 '9'lwu. Tai K' X ON L 4, , I. i wzy A , wi , 1 1 s' JKJN' 1 ' ANI! Q ' rf- N: N -?ssQ if .3 ,,, 4 ff. X . , 1 'M 1 I S 9 Mft' Sl ' 5 o ill' Iii! QQ fd: ,Q ff-my sgsg,,, A 4:4 44 14 '.,., A 1 -,', Q I . f','s ,- .5 L I 5, . 2 dr A . M.y' cf ni' 1'xgglv:x:,?.y,,Tf,e,,,2.l W f, ,,, ,A.., 314 ' X' ' , ' . ' .'!:- A'?Q..'kfQ'., .Q ...., I .' 'Q' 1 n if X W X 1 Il li xxx Bw' f v- .ist ix R E if N M3 nf ' . :fi-, if FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Organized in Pampa High in 1932, the high school F,F,A, chapter is affiliated with state and national organizations, Boys joining this club develop character and a love of country life, and leam to participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture, Their motto is, Learning to dog doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve. Efl- tif Ox Paul Payne, sponsor, and Franklin Baggerman, president of the Top o Texas F F A District Lem Greene, vice president, and David Miller, secretary, hold two squealing pigs as Jimmy Eakin vaccinates them in preparation for the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo, Jimmy is F, F,A, treasurer, Henry Harnly, reporter, and Jerry Quarles, sentinel, test the soil to find what crop is 44 best to plant this year. '1- f X s tl , , ' H AATQPQ eb S'7 . Li'-3' K I .. . , A 1, I ., a 1 '. , X l fb' 551.1 1 in 1 enjoy a ride on a tractor. Franklin. also, is president V 'J'-'la' x Y. qaxg L. W' iff' X ' ff at 'f ,fx O 0 Y F , ff' Y A v I Q l wx '91 . Q . I fi v EQ Qu: a gg gina Q -ig X C O UNSEL OR AND CO-OP ASSISTANTS 4 Record of student credits are checked by counselor's assistants. First row: Mary Inmon. Zelma Franklin, Dorothy Ayres, Glenda Brunson, Middle row: Martha Shewmaker, Delma Franklin Co-Op assistants, who sell school supplies and operate the mimeograph machine, are pictured on back row. They are: David Smith, Tommy Mullins, Buzzie Hoover and Pat Broadbent. REGISTRAR OFFICE ASSISTANTS Typing, filing grade cards and checking permanent record cards are jobs of the registrar's assistants, Seated are: Phyllis Trollinger, Dianne Zachry, Jeanne Bullard, Erma Eslick. Standing are: Jackie Bourland, Virginia Jones, Carol Rose Miller, Bonnie Glaxner, Heidi Schneider, Phyllis Parker, Joey Babcock. Not pictured is Sherilan Sikes. Checking on absentees is one of the main jobs of the attendance office assistants. Pictured, left to right, are, seated: Nelda Goad, Carol Falkenstein, Carol Champion, Carmelita Hogan, Beverly Brewer. Standing: Annette Clark, Melvena Beck, Phyllis Phillips, Linda Skewes, Mary Bullard, Phyllis Burns, Thera Warner, LaJean Caldwell, Margo Burgess and Ruby Speegle. Not pictured is Wadene Thomasson. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Keeping library shelves straight is a steady task of library assistants. Front row: Janet Thompson, Sherry Hood, Mary Heflin, Noma Sheriff, Bonnie Wagner, Gracie Henry, Rose Langford, Middle row: Marcia Clyburn, Travis Rasco, Ann Williams, Della K. Altman. Back row: Leslie Gilliam. James Pipkin, John Fullbright, Donald Tinney, Not pictured are: Leland Lowry, Leland Dorman, Judy Huff and Frank l-lakel, WOOD CRAFT CLUB Members help with stage construction for class plays and school assemblies. They work in crafts not of- fered in school, such as plastics and wood carving, On their annual field trip, they exchange ideas with other school groups in the area. Lem Greene, vice president, cuts a side piece for a dresser on a circular saw, assisted by El- bert Albritton, co-sponsor, and J, B, Copeland, secretary, Larry Holmes, secretary, and Jimmy Rexroat, reporter, use the shaper to shape a piece of metal into a hammerhead, Not pictured are Kenneth Smith, treasurer, and Junior Thomas, sergeant-at-arms, tb 7 M7 ,..Q , Myles Morgan, co-sponsor, helps Tommy Srader, president, as he cuts out a design on the band saw. VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUB V,I,C, was organized for boys interested in advanced shop work, who have had previous experience. Field trips further their knowledge of shop. Wendell Noel president and Elmer Burkhart vice president prepare to start the lathe as I M Thompson sponsor supervises their work Katrin fl-Ieidi Schneiderj, center, explains to Mama QPat Jonesj and Papa qTed Mastinj that she is not going to college, because she has no talent for writing. . . . but first and foremost, I remember Mama, and so do all of those who saw the Junior Class Play, I Remember Mama, presented October 29-30. The play was directed by Miss Helen Schafer. Production staff included Gale Harris, assistant direc- tor: Gary Dockery, stage manager: Henry Atchison and Jimmy Gardner, lights: Winton Edd Rowntree, Jess Ingle, John Manning, Albert King, Dwayne Smith, properties: Jo Ann Jones, hand properties: Gale Harris, newspaper advertising: Irene Coronis, posters: Children's Theater and Wood Shop classes, stage sets. JUNIOR PLAY f Rezneznfaer lwazzzcz By John Van Druten lProduced by special arrangement with the Dramatist's Play Service Inc., of N. YA Katrin Mama Papa Dagmar Christine Mr. Hyde Nels Aunt Trina , Aunt Sigrid Aunt Jenny , Uncle Chris A Woman , Mr. Thorkelson Dr, Johnson Arne A Nurse Another Nurse Soda Clerk Madeline Dorothy Schiller C!1ut'c1ciw's Florence Dana Moorehead Bell-Boy Monday night Tuesday night Heidi Schneider Pat Jones Ted Mastin Gale Harris ,, Martha Gordon John Mead ,., Gerald Nolty , Charlotte Riley , Joy Vanderburg Carol Rose Miller , David Salle Maynette Loftus Bobby Bro Marvin Picket ,Donald Darling I Albert King ' , , Karla Co , Cora Man Gary Docker Thera Warne , Nelda Coope Sue McBrid Donald Tinne QUILL AND SCROLL DOROTHY PARKER CHAPTB2 Quill and Scroll, national honorary society for high school journalists encourages scholarship and application of abilities on the staffs of the school yearbook and newspaper New members are initiated in semi-formal ceremonies in the fall and spnng A Creative Writing Key was awarded for the first time this year, Darrel Raines, president, presents Creative Writ- ing Key to Jeneane Price, secretary, as Miss Elizabeth Hurley, sponsor, watches. QCenter photo,J , , and the Truth shall make you free, New members awaiting their fall initiation are, left to right: Karla Cox, Io Arm Jones, Gaynell Grundy, Jo Crinklaw, Barbara Hoover and Jerry i Trice, Not pictured is Gale Harris, iPhoto be- low, Q 60. 71 Pnnctpal L. J. Edmondson gives rntroductory speech at the annual Installation Assembly October 25. fr hrk- ,gn ',,....1--f ' Johnny Nutung, V1rg1l Flowers and Darryl Ammons entertain at Junior Class booth at Car- nival October 20. f I Q' 1, Q I vm w.,s I John Mead pours over an assignment between acts at Junior Play rehearsal iPhoto at lefty. Q K 'WU-at Vx ' fore Palo Duro football game October 12. LATI OCTOBER OUTLOCK NVS if l?vl1lwQMlTfl el tal gl V Loyal Romans sell cotton candy and popcom balls from second-place Latin booth at Carnival. Ducks were the targets at Sopho- more booth: Dural Goodwin and Jeanne Cowan are barkers fLeft photoj. At the tradrtxonal Juzuor Ambmon Party Lrnda Steele and Brent Perry cop prrze as best dressed Students boost Harvesters at downtown pep rally be couple Ralph Depee left was judged wlnner of best costume. 9 Z 7 'Z X Z X 4, nz ' FIGHTING HEART ROBERT LANGFORD Coach Jack Lockett presents the Fighting Heart Award to Robert Langford, junior fullback, at the annual football banquet Jan, 10, Robert was chosen for his consistent hard play in games and on the practice field, as well as for his all-around attitude, Football Queen Barbara Hoover Qinsetj reigns supreme at the foot- ball banquet fphoto belowj, escorted by Co-Captains Bobby Dehls, left, and Don Jonas. Attendants were Martha Nolen, left, escorted by James Goodnight, and Sherilan Sikes, escorted by Jim Hopkins. Z FOOTBALL QUEEN BARBARA HOOV ER 0 , ,f U o 1 Nt E ml I 1, it N rl 1.4 ' J My Zi : f T V 5 XXNNRX lll if T? X lie!-L t 5 nf K struts t s 5 1 9 mms-s ,. J x 'S Y HEAD FOOTBALL COACH JACK LOCKETT Head Coach David M. Uackj Lockett explains a tricky play on the blackboard in the dressing room just before taking the field for a workout. if FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF vi SHOCKER COACHES ROBERT FIELD and WELDON TRICE Robert Field watches a punt, while Weldon Trice looks over the line action in a Shocker scrimmage. HARVESTER COACHES KAYE KELLER and DWAINE LYON Kaye Keller and Dwaine Lyon watch the actions of the boys in a Harvester practice session il 1M 1' 'X NJ F fx' rg QR XS 1,3 f'fxe4v 75' JSA. HARVESTER FOOTBALL CO-CAPTAINS BOBBY DEI-ILS and DON JONAS, co-captains of the Fighting Harvesters, take a short break during a practice workout to pose for the annual photographer. DATE Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 'Oct. 12 'Oct. 19 'Nov. 2 'Nov. 10 'Nov. 17 'Nov. 24 1956 SCHEDULE GAME Austin fE1 Pasoj Capitol Hill fOk1ahoma Midland Wichita Falls Palo Duro fAmari11oj Amarillo Monterey 1 Lubbocky Plainview Thos. S. Lubbock Borger 'District 3-4A Conference Games W HERE Here Here There There Here There There Here Here There HARVESTER FOOTBALL MANAGERS BURL KIRBIE, student coach JIMMY EDWARDS, KEVIN CHISHOLM and NED MOYER, managers, put up a Fighting Harvester poster over the door in the dressing room. ALL-DISTRICT Gene Paul Devers, senior guard, was the only Harvester to make the All-District First Team, on offense. Don Jonas, senior tackle and co-captain, was named to the Second Team on offense. Making the Second Team on defense were Don Jonas and Bill Kirbie, tackles: Dicky Mauldin, halfback: Robert Langford and Jerry Bonsal, line- backersg and Glen Howell, end. GENE PAUL DEVERS A11-District Guard First Team Offense L 179 1 DON BIGHAM, Junior Left Half, One Year ., K - -49. Jesse Ring 4331 is tackled by a Lubbock Westerner on the Pampa 30-yard line at game in Pampa November 1'7. The game ended in a '7- l tie. HARVESTER FOOTBALL JERRY BONSAL, Senior Center, Two Years PAUL BROWN, Sophomore GARY DEAREN, Senior GENE DEVERS, Senior Right End, One Year Quarterback, Two Years Left Guard, Three Years Gene Devers 4645 throws a key block for Dicky Mauldin 0123, coming y 1 Q 54 if BILL FRASER, Junior Right End, One Year down the sideline in a non-district game against the Capitol Hill, Okla- homa Redskins in Pampa September 21. The Harvesters scalped the Redskins 26-0. GARY HEISKELL, Sophomore Left Half, One Year Harvester gridders relax as they feast on fried chicken at the annual Howdy Party in the cafeteria after de- feating the Austin Panthers of E1 Paso 28-13 in the season's opening game in Pampa September 14. HARVESTER F OOTBALL rail ,Y JAMES GOODNIGHT, Senior Left Tackle, Two Years BILL KIRBIE, Seruor DALE LAKE Iunlor ROBERT LANGFORD, Junior Left Tackle Two Years Left End Two Years Fullback, One Year HARVESTER FOOTBALL Don Bigham f46j sweeps around right end early in the first quarter of the Pampa- Plainview game in Pampa November 10, Hrst day game of the season. Dicky Mauldin 1421 and Jerry Bonsa1f5'7j come in to block. The Har- vesters rolled over the Bulldogs 54-6. ATLOCK Sophomore DICKY MAULDIN Seruor GARY PETERSON Junior Guard One Year Quarterback Three Years Right Guard, One Year ,.... l .-lg GARY PINSON, Senior JESSE RING, Senior HARRY WARD, Senior Right Guard, Two Years Fullback, Two Years Right Half, Two Years Robert Langford 1315 picks up 19 yards for the Harvesters in the second quarter of the season finale at Borger November 24. A fumble on the next play end- ed the Harvester scoring threat on the Bulldog 30-yard line. The Bulldogs edged by Pampa '7-6. ' 3 131 lr ROBERT WARREN, Junior DICK WATKINS, Sophomore Right Half, One Year Center, One Year ...EL y 4 JAMES WEATHERRED Senior Left End Two Years N 4 DATE Sept. 13 Sept. 22 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 13 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 919 SHOCKER SCHEDULE GAME Perryton B Dumas B Palo Duro B Open Phillips B Am. Yannigans Palo Duro B Phillips B Borger 2-B Am. Yannigans WHERE ' There There There Here There Here There Here Here 'X' SHOCKER CO-CAPTAINS FREDDY WATKINS and GARY WILHELM SHOCKER MANAGERS Picking up jerseys after prac tice are Gary Mackie and Windell Wright. l 'F' -M .-41..- , Q- .W V, E UR 1' J A 410' JUNIOR RED CROSS The American Junior Red Cross is the junior membership of the American Red Cross enrolled in elementary and secondary schools. The purpose of the organization is to develop an appreciation for the lives of others through the giving of oneself in service and aid to others. The outstanding event of this year was a dance to raise funds for the Hungarian refugees. David Smith, president, eats a candied apple as he works at the Junior Red Cross booth at the All-School Carnival. Being stamped as they enter the J. PL C. dance by Howard Graham, sponsor, are, left to right: Jackie Hoyler, vice president, Judy Neslage, secretary, and Pat Gorman, chaplain. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA Watching as Mrs. Otto Mangold, sponsor, right, adjusts the new microscope in the biology lab are, left to right: Mrs. Joe Donaldson, Medical Auxiliary sponsor, and Jo Crinklaw, president. Learning the correct method to make a patient's chart at the Highland General Hospital are, left to right: Sharon Hill, secretary: Celia Fow- ler, vice president: and Wanita Anderson, cor- responding secretary. Promoting an interest in nursing among high school students is the goal of the Future Nurses, now in its second year at P. H. S. Dates of top interest on this year's calendar were the trip to the state convention at San Antonio in March, the visitation to the Amarillo Hospital, and participation as nurses aids every Saturday at local hospitals. nr 'S17 x I 4 , 7 fo -.1 FQ-'YL' 2,8 ' W... f..-ff-' 'rf 54, ,-af, . . X .' 'I 1 'N f 7 T, Q . x A .ti . 4 , 4 il I: 'Y' Q ,fwu f ' 5 I ' 'J MQW E D? A ix 6 , .-aux: VW, 5,1 s hnigl fin zu, Af' - if gage, ,fl Q. 1-4 'A Til Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization open to all high school girls to help maintain Christian morals in the home, school and community. Mrs. J. L. Holmes this year replaced Miss Virginia Vaughan as head sponsor. Sponsors at formal initia- tion are, left to right, Mrs. Reba Wilson, Mrs. Walter Bowen, Mrs. Holmes, f and Mrs. Elaine Ledbetter. Junior Chapter officers, holding White Christmas gifts, are LaJean Caldwell, presidentg Bonnie Glaxner, vice president: and Caro- lyn Shafer, secretary. QPhoto belowj. 5 VT Tri-Hi-Y officers at their formal initiation are Jeannine Leith, pres- X. identg Wanda Cook, first vice presidentg Nelda Cooper, second vice president, and Irene Coronis, secretary. Evelyn Coffee, reporter, and Wadene Thomasson, treasurer, are not pictured. At the Cake Walk at the Carnival, Jeneane Price, left, historian, lures customers. QPhoto at rightj. as 'f 5 Senior Chapter officers, discussing their service project, are Carolyn Ford vice president: Marilyn Tucker, president: and Beth Spencer, secretary. fPhoto at leftj. Sophomore Chapter offi- cers, preparing a basket for the Negro nursery, are Judy Baer, president: Marilyn Fite, vice presi- dent: and Daline Kiff, secretary. fPhoto belowj. FUTURE TEACHERS AMERICA Promoting an interest among students who wish to enter the teaching profession is the aim of the Future Teachers of America. This year F. T. A. delegates traveled to Canyon for the district meet- f ing, and were guests in Amarillo of the Delta Kappa Gamma February 9. Evelyn Coffee, junior, was the Pampa chapter's candidate for district vice presi- V, dent at the meeting November 6. Mt , , 5 1 , ,Q T. . f' af f 1 x fw f , . I V 1 1 A I , ' . i . Selling popcorn from their first-place booth at the All School Carnival are Sandra Walsh pres ident Judy Neslage v1ce president and Jan Dyer secretary treasurer The booth depicted a huge ear of corn 'fx MISS AND MR. F. T. A. IENEANE PRICE and DONALD TINNEY At the district contest in Canyon November 6, Jeneane and Donald spoke as candidates for the district Mr. and Miss F. T. A. title. Jeneane placed second in the Miss F. T. A. contest. Putting the final touches on the centerpiece before the F. T. A initiation October 25 are Miss Mary Dean Dozier, sponsor, and Sally Pullen, historian and reporter. The chapter initia- ted 26 new members. NOVEMBER IN A NUTSHELL Harvester Band performs during the halftime at the Plainview-Pampa game November 10. Off to Tulsa for the Southern Association of Student Councils meeting are Marvin Pickett, Linda Skewes, Rhona Finkelstein, Earl Cooper, and Mrs. Ruby Capps. 3 2 'ia V 1 Q Q 1 Sherry Schomp, above, from Oklahoma City, speaks at the Junior Red Cross assembly, Teenage Rodeo committee members seek advice from Top O' Texas Rodeo experts on staging the first such event sponsored by Student Council. Pampa High students cast ballots in the secrecy of voting booths in a mock presidential election November 4. In John Teed, above, responds for P. H. S. Exes at the Home- coming banquet November 3O in the high school cafeteria do 1 DIN Q9 I f f 5,1 Q xy,-k Or X I . 25' N r VS: Ax ima I fm '55-9 HN' 'fr ' . + J W .fx way :7 x , -gulf!-I A 10,7 Q1 7? 'Z 'J u -K IA' T' 14 19771 4' 4- fb nngjf 6 -lsl f 1 Q ulflg ,, w W RQ QUT: - , .. - MQ It f ' i A' xx , , fix 5 ,ic .N ff: xl . ', Q v' I ily. 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I , , x ,L ,i Q 5 A x U ' I ' A 5 Q J'4. K ff il , 1 . f I' fu I X I 4 T , N .- 4 N 1 J I K Q4 I , J I 4 0- V x ! 4 ,.,l.':f:.g2w x N H K esp, Q 'X O 0 X 0 XYA 0 N xqgcy j, V021 Q 0 o O O Q il '1. Z . :L-E.-0 -r2.ff'?-5' ur 4 I r . .zu i fgilfff -F' 1. 'tg' xx 1 Q Xl r 411- . W' sl, i1r ianY:ffw ' .:: :Q .Q -'fri W PIN-UP RUNNERS-UP With the snowman as a symbol of the flaky-white moisture they hope will give them a White Christmas, IEANNINE LEITH, BUDDY LAMBERSON, CAROLYN MCLAUGHLIN and GARY DEAREN read Christmas cards that brighten the days before the holiday. SPANISH CLUB Composed of students in both Spanish I and II classes, the Spanish Club seeks to educate students in the manners and customs of Spain and Latin American countries, as well as to create an interest in the language. Club mem- bers sold cascarones at their booth at the All-School Carnival: crowned a queen at their Christmas banquetg and attended a regional Fiesta in Clovis, N. M. , in April. Awaiting the students' arrival to begin selling the cascarones are Spanish Club vice presidents, left to right: Kevin Chisholm, Malcolm Brown, Bonnie Rowden, and Joy Vanderburg. if .X ass. Presidents of the Spanish Clubs selling cascarones at the Spanish Booth at the All-School Carnival Octo- ber 20 are Johnny Nutting, Fred Neslage, Ann Tripplehorn, and Bill Atkinson. I- 'Doo Preparing the piffata for the Spanish Banquet held in the P. H,S. cafeteria December 10, are Spanish Club secretaries, left to right: Karla Cox, Kay Sprinkle, and Norene Urbanczyk. Not pictured is Judy Han- cock. fPhoto abovej. Spanish Queen, Norene Urbanczyk, and her escort, Burl Kirbie, inspect the pinata at the Spanish Ban- quet before her coronation. Her court consisted of Sally Pullen, Becky Gray, Joy Vanderburg, and Bonnie Glaxner. iPhoto at leftj. 45 nw' lnff' v.,' vbc'a.. p , 4 4, v' v ' ,, 4 .a,1. 9,1 4 'ACI 9' t'15a V n 1, ,, 4 a.v 4'A4'1. o ,A ' A sf! 11' 4, Miss Virginia Vaughan, left, sponsor of Spanish and French Clubs, and Miss Lucy Cathcart, co-sponsor, wait to be served at the Spanish Banquet December 10, in the P, H, S. cafeteria. ' ' ' 'viii 4' ,Q French l officers at the carnival booth, October 20, in the high school cafeteria, are seated at a table: Jackie Hoyler, vice president: Carmelita Hogan, president: and Raydene Leonard, secretary. Can-can dancers standing are, left to right, Rebecca Skelly, Venita Strickland, Mary Heflin, and Jane Higgin- botham. Singing Christmas carols in French beside the Christ- mas tree in the center hall are, left to right, Dixie Moore, Gerald Nolty, and Judy Baer. FRENCH CLUB To stimulate in students an interest in the French language is the purpose of French I and II Clubs. Dates on the calendar were a banquet planned for February and the All-School Carnival, where members entertained with can-can dancing at their French sidewalk cafe booth. X 's ' if Q lbuni'u-..... MA? ' . .1 ,,,. -as , -'W T '-2 x' . I ' ,A YE? J ' W French II officers, looking at Paris sketches, get an interesting idea of the famous city, in Miss Vaughan's room. Left to right, they are: J. B. Copeland, presi- dent: Kay Kelly, vice president: and Jo Ann Jones. secretary. A Hsu' x , THE HARVESTER Harvester staff members have as their goal the development of a yearbook that Pampa High students will remember in years to come with pride and admiration. Each year staff members attend conventions of the Texas High School Press Association in Denton, and Panhandle High School Press Association in Canyon. The Harvester al- so is a member of Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- ciation and Quill and Scroll. Malcolm Brown, editor-in-chief, and Reeves King, business manager, hold a poster used in the campaign at Denton to elect Pat Dial vice president of Texas High School Press Association for the next year. tlll IIIIHJH . swf, .ryan W V fc.: um--as :mf N Him, ,.....,,,...s..,... Inna-qu, A ---an-.lang . U 2 a 4 s s 1 st snouuzsamsf ssmmzozszz iii-1.25l7,!.Q X .l with the last deadline approaching, Jimmy Goff, sports editor, and Jo Crinklaw, Senior Class editor, type copysheets as Io Ann Jones, advertising assistant, and Barbara Hoover, assistant clubs and activities editor, work on layouts. 78 it cf 2 f Glancing through yearbook entries in THSPA contest are Rhona Finkelstein, class editor, Karla Cox, Junior Class editor: Darrel Raines, associate editor: and Gaynell Grundy, clubs and activities editor. Admiring the Columbia Scholastic Press Associati first place certificate won last year are new staff members, Bob Jernigan, Gary Dockery, Ronnie Biggerstaff. Dot Gantz types copy while Pat Dial and Pat Jones work on layouts. X OI1 ' . THE LITTLE HARVESTER Producing a paper that P. H. S. students will enjoy reading each week is the aim of The Little Harvester staff. This year's staff worked to live up to the first place awards won last year in con- tests of Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Quill and Scroll, Texas High School Press Asso- ciation, Panhandle High School Press Association and Texas Tech Journalism Day at Lubbock. Editor Bill Atkinson sets type while Busi- ness Manager Estelle Lunsford checks advertising copy at the Pampa Print Shop, where the paper is printed each week. Examining newspaper entries in the Journalism Build- ing at Texas State College for Women during the THSPA convention are, left to right: Jerry Trice, Lu Koch, Virginia Irwin, Louise Light, Jeneane Price, Gale Harris, and Monta Patton. vs-, ,EV Standing with trophies won by the paper last year are, left to right: Jo Ann Thompson, Merdella Miller Judy WCUS and Frank SHOW. Sealed. work OH layouts. Dural Goodwin, Evelyn Coffee and Charlotte Riley, aSSlSICd HZIICOCR afld BOIlIliC Wagnef. Stand- reporters. Seated are typi5t5 Jackie Bom-land and ing, as they schedule ads to run in the Christmas edi- Ann price, tion, are Carol Rochelle and Billy Hassell. 79 f,., ,.. .4 M ,, ,, ,.4. 4 Ig' I ., 4 if!-fig? .iff :f'1.:1'- Le'f::! 'fs' . rx .sn-: ' :1'f2l4lgAg::z': -.I '- -- If- .:':': 1' iff? 4 Q A r u i5Q'! i'J:N ' X ...xy 4 .... 'w 1 I x -, Ajffi-r1 Lx -ii , 1, ? 'ff , 1. JZZQQZ' K X ' 2 ' ' ' ' f f: ,H .7 . Q , x 3 ?,u' , K, -X - as A Y an 7 at my W' -A , V 'D 'lf I:-. 1-YY! 'Q' , ,FP ft L 17' THESPIAN SOCIETY TROUP 1010 Encouraging an interest in drama, Thespian members are chosen from students who have partici- pated in school plays. They attend Little Theater i plays in Amarillo and enter lnterscholastic League ' play and speech contests. Best Thespian is recog- nized in the yearbook, and a yearly drama award is given for the best acting of the year, fn Helping themselves at a buffet lunch for winter initiates are left to right: Rose Smith, las Edgar Ethridge, president, receives helpful hints from Miss Helen Schafer, sponsor, on his role as Ludie Watts in the Senior Play, BE S T THESPIAN secretary, Lu Koch, treasurer, and Carolyn Ford, vice president. L-A EDGA R ETHRIDGE Gathered to induct new members are left to right D b f Rh F k l ecem er initiates a ter ceremony are ona in e C mhla Duncan Tommy Allston Blu Atkmson SllPll Lmsnishi 7 stem a Y u en Jeannine el ela eton Jimmy Goff Luther Norman Sandra Walsh and David Smith Donald Darling Joy Vanderburg Gale T SU W Harris, Ted Mastin, Bobby Brown, Charlotte Riley, Ommy a U Pat Jones, Martha Gordon, Heidi Schneider, David Sallee, Gerald Nolty and Carol Rose Mille 1'. LATIN CLUB As the school year begins, Latin Club members look forward to their annual picnic, not held this year because of the illness of Mrs. Lula B. Owen, sponsor. Sponsoring a booth at the All-School Carnival, the carol- ing party at Christmas, and the spring ban- quet are important events each year. New this year is the Junior Classical League, headed by Brent Perry, which the local group joined to broaden their views on ancient Rome. Four Latin Club presidents, George Olds, Jere Teed, Brent Perry and Bob Jernigan, sell popcorn balls and cotton candy from their booth at the All-School Carnival. Patronizing the booth are D'Anne Prince, left, secretary, and Lavada Naylor, vice president, In preparation for the traditional banquet, Mrs. Owen makes a wreath for the high priestess, while Pat Dial, only girl president, checks a toga. Latin Club secretaries Phyllis Parker Virginia Golden and Johnny Ayres sing Latin Christmas Carols at the carohng party December 20 Not pictured is Irene Coroms iPhoto abovej Following the traditions of ancient Rome Latin Club vice presidents, Linda Skewes, Sylvia Grider, Jo Ann Holt and Wanda Goodnight, wine Qon grape juicej and dine Qon roast hamj at the Latin banquet iPhoto at lefty. --get hw- 'iv if THSPA Veep Pat Dial with new president, Bob Mebus of Arlington, at convention in Denton. Fred Smythe plays his drums in a Southern Assembly December 12. Malcolm Brown holds certificate he won in I Speak for Democracy contest. Placing White Christmas cans under the school tree in the center hall are Jo Ann Miller and Wanda Cook. DECEMBER DELIGHTS ,wJ 1 Q . X u z 5 xv Jerry Quarles, left, beams proudly as Kenneth Yager points to the tear on the face of The Littlest Angel used on his Homeroom 214's win- ning Christmas door decoration. c Q l. Student Body President Earl Cooper signs Debaters Jeneane Price Bxll Atkinson and Tommy Allston proclamation rmuanng honor system rn prepare for the Top O Texas debate tourney at P H S Dec P. Cfnbel' 14. 83 I Y' ww ff Q9 N V! 4? '4 -, ,Wu .wg . , ifwaftifzwi iislitiifrii J QS! 'r ,yi , 'Y 1- 1. ... Y 1 ld 5 of I Vi? .T .,.. 1: L, , W,-Q f I W , r- vt,-,g '- ,,,... A45 I iff, ' ff A M -ll - ...MM 1' fx VM K., 1 1 F K, A gsbgf, 3 rw WJ , V1 ,A Aww Q ,, N +. grglysali 7 fa we A f errlw- ' PA N. S -...Qvr Il I Af A , QI? ul r V, J rf, .fs ' 4' L I J. h ,fs if ALL-SCHOOL FAVORITES Dtaped with confetti, JIMMY EDWARDS and NANCY MOORE pause in the midst of their cele- bration to wish each other a Happy New Year. Jimmy is president of his Senior Class, while 86 Nancy infuses students with school spirit as head cheerleader, Both have ready smiles for all they meet to Vi W ff,Q?V 9 x ig - P E R s J o U N ff A o L I R T , t ,,,,, I s s 3 h ROBERT LANGFORD and MARCIA Most Talented, MARCIA ROGERS Shaping the balls are Most Versatile ROGERS' C1355 Favorites, pop Corn afld JOHNNY NUTTING, make ROBERT LANGFORD alld GALE on a winter night. fAboveJ. Syrup for popcorn balls. QTop cen- HARRIS, qAboveJ. terj. xt pf Y f 5 Nik? 5 ,Q r PAT DIAL and JOHN MEAD, Most Studious, sample After an evening of fun, the Class Personalities put the popcorn balls, things back in order. 88 JO ANN ADDINGTON , DELLA KAY ALTMAN 'U PEGGY ALVERSON Us-I 14 BOBBY BROWN WADE BROWN JUNE BRUCE LYNDA BULLARD MARY BULLARD MARGO BURGESS MARETTA BURRESS JERRY CARLSON MELV IN CHISUM MARCIA CLYBURN JUNIORS ,J ROBERT O. COBB EVELYN COFFEE WILMA COLE 2, lx ii ...q 43 ROBERT COLLETT GEORGIA COLLINS qs., and 'S' RICHARD CONNER li KARLA COX GABE CROSSMAN DELV IN CROWELL LARRY CRUISE ADRANN CURRY PAT DAFFRON !vovx C7 MIK E CONWAY L NELDA COOPER IRENE CORONIS SANDRA COTTEN 3 E A'-N GARNETTE FRENCHMAN JOHN FULBRIGHT DOYLE FUTCH AMELIA GARCIA ,-sv 3 X AU ANDY EPPS IO DEAN ESSARY PHYLLIS FINNEY Na' Y GARY DOCKERY OTIS EDWARDS FRED EPPERLY DONALD DARLING RALPH DEPEE PAT DIAL CAROLYN DILGER CLASS OF '58 fi. Vin 'P' JIMMY GARDNER IIMMA GARRETT BILL GAUT IA YNE GIDDEON BONNIE GLAXNER NELDA KAY GOAD 9l MARTHA GORDON PAT GORMAN GA YLA GRAY GENE GREEN JUNIORS if I LEM GREENE MAX GRIGGS T' LOUISE GROSS -sv Q .09 'Yit- he-W f ' '!:':'r X. S I NA 55. . 'gk cami! qw-'57 Z E .IA NE HIGGINBOTHAM JERRY HIGGINBOTHAM GERALDINE HILL DELORES HININGER DAVID HOLT IO ANN HCYLT H6 SHIRLEY HA NK HOUSE GA LE HARRIS FAY HARRISON Y BILLY HA SSELL MARY HEFLIN BARBARA HENDERSON DIANNE HIBBS ff? .490 .0 -rf 95? T il' if' if 5 if 29 LARRY HUNT SHERRY HYATT JESS INGLE JIM HOPKINS JACKIE HOYLER TIM HRDLICKA FRED HUGHES CLASS OF '58 LLOYD JONES PAT JONES PAT YVONNE JONES VIRGINIA JONES RICHARD JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON JO ANN JONES 'Du wa 'Q' KENNETH KIETH JUNE KOENIG BUDDY LAMBERSON ROBERT LANGFORD LOUISE LIGHT MAYNETTE LOFTUS LELAND LOWRY 93 LINDA MCDONALD YVONNE MCGAHEN PEGGY MCPEAK MERDELLA MILLER DIXIE MOORE GLEN MOORE SHIRLEE MOORE HENRY MORRIS SYDNA MORRIS .0-0 Y 5 Q-., if S-.5 Y JOYCE NELMS GERALD NOLTY -I JOHNNY NUT TING BECKY PALMER R, C, PARNELL LARUE PA TE MONTA PATTON ix 4? JIM PENDERGRA SS BRENT PERRY GARRY PETERSON ROY MORRISS TOMMY MULLINS IIM MURRAY LA VADA NAYLOR CLASS OF '58 i ff ii cal T-7 4.-I 'Q' 5 x V . i DANNY PHILLIPS MARVIN PICKETT JAMES PIPKIN 75 'Nun 4, 'C' rf RICHARD PITTS NA DINE POWERS CHARLOTTE RILEY LOIS RITTENHOUSE 95 CHARLES RITTHALER DU DLEY ROBERT MA RC IA ROGERS CAROL ROUNDTREE JUNIORS SON BONNIE ROWDEN WINTON EDD ROWNTREE CAROLYN RUSSELL SJ ---1' 'iff 3 CORA FAYE SHAW MARY SHAW EUGENE SHIRLEY SHERILAN SIKES CHARLES SIMMONS REBECCA SKELLY EDNA SACKETT DAVID SALLEE KENNETH SAVAGE SUE SCHERER HEIDI SCHNEIDER CAROLYN SHAFER CARLETTA SHAW N01 Gnu 'S' 955, Hv 9 , 11' D -1 RAY STEPHENSON LAVONNE STEWART GEORGE TAYLOR KENNETH TAYLOR MERLE TERRELL LONDA THOMA S JANET THOMPSON K J ,..1 ig i'J I'1, FRANK SNOW KAY SPRINKLE LINDA STEELE DWAYNE SMITH JACK SMITH JERRALL SMITH KIRK SMITH CLASS OF '58 JERRY DON THOMPS ALTON THYGERSON DONALD TINNEY Q-9 1 iw ON DELLA TOWNLEY JERRY TRICE PHYLLIS TROLLINGER PRISCILLA TURNBO 97 BONNIE WA GN ER T HERA WA RNER ROBERT WARREN 2 '1' SHIRLEY WOODY LAVERNE WRIGHT KENNETH YAGER JAN YANDELL DON YOUNG DIA NNE ZACHRY JANUARY JACKPOT At the Senior Mardi Gras Jan. 21, Ian Dyer settles an argument with Sharon Hill as angelic Margaret Simpson watches the deviltry, 5' M. Sammy Baugh, head coach at Hardin-Simmons U., '!hkr2 al. li-Q4 g.- W-Q V M addresses the guests at the Mrs, Russell Cartwright Joey Babcock, Sandie Palmitier, Barbara football banquet Jan' 10' mimeographs mid-term Baer and Becky Gray frolic in the first snow Sponsored by the Quarter' tests in the Co-Op. of the new year. back Club' mx Students swamp the registrar's office to change sched- Bill Atkinson interviews Andre Blondell, French ules for the second semester. student at U,C, L, A, , who visited P, H, S, classes. 99 V 1 I UQ U W QE 521+ ' Ck I wx UD rw ix, 0 If UP Q aj , .- 4 l N' f. , 'Af -H 4 KD W if 0 Q ,,i2i??Zf',:zfr 2? 6, 1 J : fl 'ij ' 451. fu Z' I ' X f 'A -Mft ,..3. x 1' - f'- ' I' W , '43 -. Y... -N . . : - 'g . , ..,-,,... ' ' -J Q-.ali , ...V ..,..--0 , E::- ..1.:::.....- f - Q- ,..... 5-1 - I ..4' .. ,:::..: 1' ' L. X ' 2 ..- g:!E2::., 1-'-132:31-z. ,Z . Q 'H ..,-3 T- 'S'-. 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Z ., Si ' ' ye 9 Q x 'Q Tv 'L ' , 1 .JM 1 645 x L, 'I x X Y - I . , ' -sy I ' , 1 5 'B N mf' A 1 I '4 w ' , Q U 0 o f . 1 o a 1 ' ' 915 x Z4 - A ' of xx 'IA X 94 In - ' M C ' 535 iff Ji N 'G 3.9M s ' ' Q 'N x 27? h-gif' f NP V l Q O C STATE RUNNERS-UP For the fourth time in five years the Harvester basketball team competed in the State Tourna- ment at Austin. During this time they won state titles in 1953 and 1954 and placed fourth in 1955: second this year. BI-DISTRICT DATE PAMPA OPPONENT PLACE Feb. 26 83 Polytechnic 69 Here fFt. Worthy REGIONAL March 2 68 Abilene 53 There STATE TOURNAMENT March 8 54 S.F. Austin 40 Austin fAustinQ March 9 51 Port Arthur 67 Austin HUSTLING HARVESTER SAM CONDO Displaying good sportsmanship and hustle in prac- tice as well as in games, Sam led teammates in district scoring with 168 points. He compiled 333 in season play. At Austin he led team with 28 P0ints in two games. U T' Q1 Ll' BASKETBALL QUEEN 1 ANN PRIC E Affendanfs BETH SPENCER MARY INMON 0 N- xg X 5 t X N C, ,.. , N s s F I K -.. S N I03 in 'Q ASKETBALL 4-S For .V ,, ef n fi HI 5 I' AX., lv. A Z' Head Coach Clifton McNeely, left, and Terrence Culley, assistant, watch the team at a work-out, Coach McNeely this year was named to the Sports Trail Century Club, an ,L , V2 f' honor accorded coaches whose teams have won more than Q.,- 41 100 contests, In ten years at Pampa his teams have won ,? 246 games and lost only 32. HARVESTER SCHEDULE DATE PAMPA Nov. 30 80 Dec. 1 85 Dec, 4 83 Dec. 7 68 Dec. 8 68 Dec. 11 52 Dec, 14 R8 Dec. 15 87 Dec. 18 73 Dec. 21 71 Dec, 32 T4 Dec, 29 78 Dec. 30 94 Ian. 1 60 Ian. 4 67 Jan. 8 62 Jan, 11 '37 Jan. 18 T7 Jan. 222 47 Jan. 25 S2 Jan. 29 67 Feb. 1 81 Feb. 5 47 Feb. 12 85 Feb. 14 36 104 Feb. 19 73 OPPONENT Childress Vernon Phillips Clovis, N, M, Portales, N, M, Phillips Clovis, N, M, Childress Vernon Vernon Altus, Okla, Wichita Falls Wichita Falls DISTRICT GA MES Amarillo Palo Duro Borger Monterey Lubbock Plainview Amarillo Palo Duro Borger Monterey Lubbock Plainview Borger QPlayoffj SCORE 34 44 6-1 50 54 58 56 58 62 41 39 63 T2 57 65 63 49 64 44 6 1 55 62 34 49 24 60 PLACE There There There There There Here Here Here Here Vernon Tourn, Here Here There Here Here Here There There Here There There There Here Here Canyon ,M-.? 5 5-4 X! Johnny Shewmaker, left, Shocker manager, and Johnny Ayres, Har- vester manager, get uniforms ready to hand out before a game, ml? ua 5 , as Q Q ... ? Q, -ff .. A, hi .. 'J ii 5 MM it .Q A, . 4 M21 G M ' , ,K .42 tl ' ,iw fu 3 area M G 1 1 2 I x , ,. E , C: .TI -f M i vi V Lf X Q A N , U ' .. gif PW W . 3 , ,A-ll 2 Q W A I. 3 Xa' 'G' ' f 30Qf3'S'3fE3 72.5336 ff? K, es f if W iii Q .4ea,,ffQ' fl w-' -...v Q...-f x.1.' gQa K k I -.-W' 'uni hi I W li 5 Z if 'J-NQfX hd' Mxf 'lui b 'QQN ' , x n, E .. . , As 1 -Q 'Y ,J'.f9v 2 M! if SHOCKER CO-CAPTAINS MACK LA YNE and ROBERT MURPJ-XY TOURNAMENTS PLAINVIEW PA MPA OPPONENT Jan, 3 70 Kelton Jan, 4 48 Gruver CHILDRESS Ian, 31 80 Quanah 'B Feb, 2 67 Childress 'B' Feb. 2 71 Borger B HOBBS, N. M, Feb, 21 71 Carlsbad, N, M, Feb, 22 79 Albuquerque, N, M, HIGHLA NDS Feb, 23 57 Hobbs, N. M. 41 Nov. Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec, Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. ISU. Jan. Jan. Jail. Jan. lan. Feb, Feb, Feb, Feb, SHOCKER BASKETBALL SCHEDULE PA MPA OPPONENT PLA CE 30 71 Childress B 1 64 Vernon B 4 100 Phillips B 7 55 Portales B 8 71 Clovis B 11 100 Phillips 'B 13 64 Canadian 14 80 Clovis B 15 72 Childress 'B 18 85 Vernon B 28 79 Wich, Falls' 29 62 Wich. Falls B 31 71 Shamrock 7 84 Amarillo B 11 68 Monterey B 12 81 Palo Duro B 19 93 Childress B 22 73 Plainview B 26 88 Amarillo B 28 69 Palo Duro B 5 83 Monterey B' 8 86 Shamrock 9 57 Childress 'B' 14 64 Plainview 'B Admiring the championship trophy they won at the Childress Tournament Feb, 2 are Shocker first team members, Coyle Winbom, Mack Layne, Robert Murray, Bobby Gindorf and Charles Minor SENIOR PLAY 'T Up T O . 0 B BV unfl U KP 1 Horton F00te rodufod bv - 51101131 P , Hr , Ia: St-rt-if-Q, Illangimcnr with the D New yo famazisg- Pk Cul-yy 5 1+ , t V 67 x I Ucfp,,s, M fm Grder of appearance, rs C . L arne Watts udie Watts Icy A Jessie Mae Watts VY 'E nthra Duncan Thelma K dgar Efhridge Houston Ticket Man V 4,1 'Lu KOCI1 -lsnwf e A am.. ' T'-avwers in Bjnmne Leith Y Q Zzy H00 , .-If we are going to live together, we are go- ,K ma ud ter . . V1 - ing to live together in peace, Ludie Watts ny -sandra vimlfh fEdgar Ethridgej tells his wife, Jessie Mae QLu Set-and Hou I Dorothy Ann Ayalsh . S - I' Kochi, as Mother Watts QCynthia Duncanj Har H on Ticket Man Vicky Osbor es . n . ' f ne silently plots a way to escape and return to Son T1CkerMan A 'Tommy AH her home in Bountiful, Texas, Sheriff , ,Luth Ston Underszudje er Norman S ' Ned 1 Moyer V . Members of Th . Rose Smith espian Troupe 1 Kay Steven? L 010 ' Working behind the scenes to make the play a success were Tommy Strawn, assistant director, Bill Atkinson, stage J manager, Danny Fitzgerald, sound effects, David Smith, properties, Virginia Irwin, hand props, Kenneth McWaters and Tony Oates, stage construction, Bill Atkinson, lighting, Rose Smith, makeup, and Ann Price, advertising, Cast and crew gather with their director before the party after the final performance, Standing are Tommy Strawn, Miss Helen Schafer, director, Bill Atkinson, Jeannine Leith, Virginia Irwin, Reeves King, Danny Fitzgerald, Tony Oates, Bill Conway, David Smith, Ned Moyer, Seated: Edgar Ethridge, Cynthia Duncan, Luther Norman, Dorothy Ayres, Sandra Walsh, Lu Koch, Tommy Allston, Buzzie Hoover and Vicky Osbome, NATIONAL Hunan HONOR mm svsrtu SOCIETY National Honor Society is the goal of every ambitious high school student, Its purpose is to maintain four principles, upon which students are judged in being selected for membership: Character, Scholarship, Citizenship and Service. This year N, H, S, adopted as its pro- ject the development of an Honor System in Pampa High School. Last year members prepared information for a Handbook, copies of which were distributed during registration last September, After posting a sign, Honor the Honor System, in the cafe- teria, N, H, S, officers prepare to lead students in supporting this year's honor society project, Jackie Bourland, president, and Malcolm Brown, vice president, post the sign as Delma Franklin, secretary, watches, Seniors elected to the Honor Society this year are, front row: Evelyn Haymes, Sarah Hamly, Beth Spencer, Zelma Franklin, Martha Shewmaker, Marilyn Wells, Dorothy Ayres, Jo Crinklaw, Virginia Irwin, Ruth Adcock, Wadene Thomasson, Back row: Ned Moyer, Tommy Allston, Tommy Murray, Bill Conway, Judy Neslage, Vicky Osbome, I, B, Copeland, Tony Oates, Gary Pinson and Kenneth McWaters, II4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Toward New Horizons, the motto of the Future Homemakers of America, means the bringing together of groups interested in working toward better family livin, providing opportunities to share in solving prob- lems, and to sponsor local, state and national group projects. This year's outstanding events were a trip to the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo: the area meeting in Amarillo: Mother-Daughter banquet November 19: Coronation of Sweetheart, Wilma Cole, and Beau, David Miller, at Christmas party December 145 and participation in area civil defense. 'M ,Amit sponsor, and Wilma Cole, president. Matting to be served at the Mother Daughter banquet are left to right Carolyn Reed secretary Mary Shaw vice president, and Gayla Gray, reporter. f-- -1 YJ Serving themselves at the Halloween party October are, left to right, Dianne Hibbs, historiang Shirlee sergeant-at-arms: and Katherine Pierce, treasurer. abovey. Having fun at the party are Edna Sackett, leader, and Jerry Hodges, parliamentarian. fLeftQ. y 9 Arranging the centerpiece on the head table at the Moth er-Daughter banquet November 19 are Miss Edith Kral 25 Moore, iPhoto song FEBRUARY FROLIC The pep band entertains fans and bolsters team spirit during a home basketball game. S Io Ann Thompson drops a dollar bill in the Sophomore tub for the March of dimes, Tele 'feed 033559 and Jimmy G0ff tflurel After tagging Jerry Pope on Sadie Hawkins represented Pampa in the All- State Band Day, Feb. 3, Ann Price discusses plans in Dallas Feb. 13-16. Singing with the with him for their Twirp Week dare, All- State Choir were Marilyn MYHII. Twi.rp season Qthe woman is requested to sopranog and Kenneth Mitchell, tenor, pay, lasted from Feb, 8 to Feb, 16, Franklin Baggerman, playing his guitar, tries out for the Borger assembly held there Feb, 26, Marilyn Wells, winner of the The assembly' a talent Show' Members ofthe F. F. A. live- also was performed for Phillips Stock judging team were Lem High School Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award in P, H, 5. , ' Greene, Gene Bratcher, Kenneth displays her skill in the kitchen. Yager and Jerry McCracken, I I7 5 1 . :blk W W ?'i , 'if if 1 , 'R f-T 2-f - ff X s 41-60 'F' 8551 v 'Q' 4' GP SK 51:1 ig: I , I HW fx ' 9 f' if sf' I 'M nz .P A 1 1 , 3 zu ,,- ,fi Q 1 , .gs 740, g, 'q's , '-b9.'gQi9 M r , i Lf: 3 s fQb,.g.q.OQa i I 1 r 1 inf 'QFWWQ4 L ' 5' I I -W. 1, I- W : fi mf , 1, r 9 ,gbww f , ,Z mf- '2 'f WMM' 4 'v K 1 ,'fO'9. O: I I o,.oog. 'N 'A' W' Q'1'wo'Qs5 ' Q '! !s9s ...ull I 'NJ-ff H H H Ju ll sw., ful 51 1.4 1.4, 'Y nys' - 04- ALL-AROUND SPORTS Wearing Irish smiles instead of shamrocks, ALICIA HEIL and ROY MOXLEY shake hands after a friendly game of tennis on St, Patrick's Day. They were chosen for their all-around sportsman I2O ship and activity in the Physical Education Department. 3 QS V V 1 v W ' vw 4-H. My- 9-.. Q 1 Q ! 1 I 1 1 . sv S Milb- ' 1'f 11 JB' in .xii If 'nil I i Q , 1 S9 US CO-OP MANAGER MRS, RUSSELL CARTWRIGHT takes a breather between halves during an exciting football game at Harvester Stadium. Football is one of several sports which are her favorite pastime. 'X REGISTRAR MRS, PERRY GAUT finds that her garden is no the only water consumer around her house . . a dog has his way, too, you know. ,Ji-sn Q 4'i.M,,,-1 r 3 Ngw-,pn-...W COUNSELOR To the average person tennis is a strenuous sport, but not to MISS EVELYN MILAM. Even though a busy person, she finds time to take a work-out --for the photographer--at her favorite pa stime, 'Y I22 s ,,., SN '7 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CAMERON MARSH . . and that's a11 Tuning up with some close harmony for a get-together, Mr, Marsh practices for a ses- sion with a local quartet of high school teachers one way he spcnds his few away-from-school hours, FACULTY To show that faculty members are human, this year's Harvester pictures them doing what they like to do--when and if they have any leisure hours, iii Bt DUCK AND COVER--Ronald Rice Qmathy, W, E, Tregoe fbandj and Mrs. Ruby Capps QEnglishj await their tum while Miss Martha Montgomery Ccommercialj tees off at the Pampa Country Club. X -M., MAJ, .SL-f-- nm, - C ' Xa X ...s . AFTER SCHOOL SING- SONG--With the mem- ory of school still fresh in their minds, Mrs. J. L. Holmes fEng1ishj, Miss Edith Kral fhome eco- nomicsj, Bill Haynes fhistory, sociologyj, Robert Hamilton fspeechj and James Webb fmath, physicsj harmonize on an appropriate song, I Almost Lost My Mind, RAINY DAY PASTIME--lndulging in their favorite hobbies are J, M, Thomp- son fmachine shopp and Elbert L, Al- britton Qmechanical drawingj, leather- craftg Miss Mary Gordon Qlibrarianj, china paintingg and Mrs, Otto Mangold fbiologyj knitting, ROSES ROSES Fruits of her labors prize roses are dis played by Miss Madge Rusk fhistoryy as Mrs Elhce Pat tillo Qcommercialj left and Mrs E L Norman fmathj right examine her garden SHUTTERBUGS--With the city park as a background Mrs Elaine Ledbetter fcheniistryj shoots three other photography fans Mrs, W, A, Morgan Qtyp ingj, Miss Mary Dean Dozier QEng1ishj, and arvin Bowman fhistoryj, ,,g,,,- rv-. . -412' CALL OF THE WILD--Preparing for a weekend at nature's expense, three faculty members are shown loading hunting and fishing gear into the back of their jeep. Taking off for parts un- known are B, G, Gordon Qmathj, Bill C. Cooper fbiology , general sciencej, and E, W. Frizzell lboys' physical educationj, LONE WOLF--Pampa High's own Robin Hood, John Plas- ter fmathj tests his true and steady aim, 610' v- lgf l FACULTY FROM STEAK TO CINDERS--Following the trend of modem living, Mrs. Walter C, Bowen QEnglishJ and Mrs, Lula B, Owen fLatinj barbecue the eve- ning meal while Mrs, J, H, Patterson fmathj, MIS. E, R, Miller fstudy hallj, and Chow Hound William A, Hunt fchoral musicj sample the results. O69 AND AWAY WE GO--Pre- paring for a summer trip, these travelers ponder their destination, Howard Graham fhisroryj and Mrs, J, E, ww Pf Torvie 1EnglishJ suggest the South, while Miss Lucy Cathcart fEnglishj and Mrs, Reba Wilson fmarhj consult their map, HI-FI FOUR--Almost every- one enjoys music, Listening to a new album are Mrs, J, A, DiCosimo lgirls' physical ed- ucationj, Myles Morgan Qwood shopj, Miss Virginia Vaughan fSpanish, Frenchj and Aubra Nooncaster Qlinglishj, C'MON, PAT--Relax- ing in the September sun at Lake McClellan, four teachers enjoy water sports, Miss Pat Carter flinglishj debates whether to try water ski- ing as Miss Elizabeth Hurley Qpublicationsy, Coach Clifton McNeely Qhistory, basketballj and Coach Terrence Culley fdriver's educa- tion, basketball, get set to swim and ski from Coach McNeely's boat, BRAINS BEHIND THE BRAWN After a Quarter back Club meeting, the five football coaches meet for refreshments to talk over problems Seated in a drugstore booth are Robert Field Cbrologyj Kaye Keller Cbookkeepingj, Weldon Trice Qcommercral lawj, Jack Lockett feconomicsj and Dwaine Lyon Qboys' physical educationj I-1? :IKI tp TRACK ,,?2' ff '.aoi3u6.A p1v '!t, Harvester tracksters opened their nine-meet schedule March 9 in the Canyon Reef Relays at Snyder. Other meets were ABC Relays in Big Spring March 15- 16, West Texas Relays, Odessa, March 22-23g District Meet, Canyon, March 30, Amarillo Relays, April 6, Regional Meet, Lubbock, April 13, Dallas Invitational Meet, April 18, Red Raider Relays, Lubbock, April 20, Squad members pictured above are, front row: Robert Warren, Billy Breashears, Dick Barrett, Robert Grider, Gabe Crossman, Joe Cook, Don Bigham, Burl Kirbie. Middle row:Billy Morse, Andy Epps, Garry Peterson, Bill Kirbie, DeWayne Glover, Brent Perry, Denny Carmen, Dickie Watkins, George Olds, Kenneth Kieth, Back row: Earl Cooper, Franklin Snow, Freddy Watkins, Gene Bratcher, Larry Hendricks, Gary Matlock, David Holt, Louis West, Clyde Smith, Jim Hopkins and Walter Hell. Not pictured are Paul Brown, Jess lngle, Dicky Mauldin and Alton Thygerson, f -'35 I-ff 1'f:i .' l'.':1. fd S Dwaine Lyon, left, track coach, talks over season Retuming lettermen are, standing: Frank Snow. prospects with Robert Warren, dash and relay man, 880 and mile relay, Robert Warren, mile relay, one of the retuming lettermen, after a brisk workout. Dick Barrett, hurdles and mile relay, Kneeling: Walter Heil, mile run, and Earl Cooper, discus, Not pictured are Dicky Mauldin and Alton Thy- '29 gerson, transferred from Phillips, Learning a new game, hockey, is adding zest to the girls' physical education classes. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION if V25 yy ff. I ofa ffl! 'l'4' fx 1 wif xii II ,f 1 I 'QQ , 4? '45 ' . In Q .S A Intense concentration is shown by If 1 pd 4 I I 1 -Q4 S,, Miss Betty Tom Riddle watches while Mrs. Joe DiCosimo helps Betty Lou Smith improve her game of hockey. Both teach- ers try always to help their students improve. iPhoto a- bovey. Doing a square dance figure are: Theresa Marak, Kay Mc- Murray, Wanda Goodnight, Carolyn Wallin, Sandra Pal- Delores Hininger and Jimma Gar- rett in badminton. iPhoto abovej Nadine Powers and Chnstine Been demon strate proper archery form. fPhoto at leftj. mitier, Joey Babcock, Annette I-Ioltman, and Jo Ann Moore. iPhoto belowj. Q VOLLEYBALL 'TAX xx N32 I .-. cl-4' Smiling a victorious smile af- Preparing to enter a game are ter winning a game are B A team captains, Alicia Heil team captains, Concha Ramirez and Sandra Walsh. They are and Jan Dyer. They are hoping planning to lead the A team to win again in the Plainview on to victory in the Big Spring Tournament on March 15 and 16. Tournament on February 21, iPhoto abovej. 22, and 23. fPhoto abovej. Under supervision of Miss Betty P Tom Riddle, Joy Vanderburg 'S leads off in practicing set-ups while team members await their turn. iPhoto at rightj. wicks 1 Lined up are members ofthe volleyball team. Front row, left to right, B team: Mary Ann Kelley, Concha Ramirez, Adrann Curry, Janice Flowers, Carolyn Shafer, Carolyn Dilger, Uma Eslick, Phyllis Burress Jan Dyer Nancy Moore manager Back row A team- Sandra Cotten mana er Darla , , . . , - . S S Brown, Joy Vanderburg, Alicia Heil, Mae Pool, Sherry Thygerson, Sandra Walsh, Pat Weatherly, Kay Lane, Carolyn Bogue. I3l , -snngtx - wavy ' A pxS,qgg.,,, t:,, fn, - V, 're' fro-1,1---.M . 'L ,,.. t, . 1 M.- w..,z.,,,-.wt : .fr- , ,,,,, ' , 'rr'- gs ' X517 ?311fBss::21:f'1i11,:w ' 5, ' N , , , , . y ---f nl 'sifsigggrt-f5,.5pf1, 1.4 - 5 - 1, ff 1 1's '.nxw1hf3411ffE2f15112111212 .H 22, 1 51 'als Kg f ' 4551 if 315322522gL1?fi'?gf'T?2d17fS5W'd 1-, ' 21 t swift t ww. . wists 1f , N ,. , . 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Frizzell and Dwaine Lyon. iPhoto abovel. . f Z .JW X S N ,11- 7 Z Q ' V1 ,QS f ' fPhoto After releasing their arrows, the boys stand poised with their bows in testing their archery skill. QPhoto belowj. .. X ist' Between periods students swarm into the halls from their classes 24' Malcolm Brown left editor and Miss Elizabeth Hurley sponsor talk with Postmaster O K Gaylor while mailing final annual copy Sophomore tno, Barbara Lunsford, Marilyn Myatt, Nancy Stevenson, harmonize. MARCH MEDLEY Jo Ann Jones sings at assem bly tryout in preparation for N at r 1. Coach Terrence Culley explains M . Junior Assembly arch 27 motor operation to drivers' ed, students Ichabod bids a rattling farewell to Mattie Bell, dis- placed biology skeleton. Jerry Goodner assists. 93.1 F Andrew Francis patiently cleans up mud in P, H, S, halls. I33 fx 553271 X 8910 fe li TLV! I-S If If fb , N , I J, 231121 fy? , l I I I 7,23 27 M I lil Y Pa Null W, Nw 7 WWWM. I34 X 8 X v- 'W' NXMM mv '-Nw , Aw, J ,. 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W A V M -llffql -3 4lvu I Q f N In M . 9 .r 4 I I 2 'AX 1 I .j wry- N Q 4- ,ni lv- MMM M ,J W-is 'ls W QWWWFH me What Www W'-df A HNKELSTEIN BEST CITIZENS CT I 17 31' u if 'Er' iff,-'1 Nominated for Best Citizens, left to right, were Tommy Murray, Zelma Franklin, Carroll Cole, Jeannine Leith, Jimmy Edwards, Rhona Finkelstein, David Smith, Martha Shewmaker, Edgar Ethridge, Cynthia Duncan, Bill Atkinson, Ruth Adcock, Ned Moyer, Wadene Thomasson, Earl Cooper and, not pictured, Malcolm Brown, Don Jonas, Nancy Moore and Carolyn Ford, Rose Smith reads a selec- tion for the poetry contest, iPhoto below, J INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE Interscholastic League sponsors com- petition among students in literary as well as music and athletic events, Starting with dis- trict meets at Canyon, winners progress to regional contests in Lubbock and the state meet in Austin, Entered in the one-act play contest this year was The Long Christmas Dinner' by Thomton Wilder. 1. Jo Crinklaw and Ieneane Price practice for the ready writing contest. Edgar Ethridge rehearses -,.-R Seeking to qualify for typing and shorthand contests are left to right: June Koenig, Carolyn Lane, Mary Porterfield, Barbara Hoover and Estelle Lunsford, Hopeful contestants, Virginia Irwin .Z ,J QPhoto above, J Luther Norman and I, B, Copeland practice with the slide rule for district competition, and Gale Harris, prepare for the joumalism contest, Tommy Allston, Vicky Osborne, Marilyn Wells and Bill Atkinson file information cards for debate iPhoto below,j W J . we 1, t , I 1w,.f.fw Jimmy Goff, drum major, and Ruth Adcock admire the floral lyre presented to Ruth as Band Sweetheart during half-time ceremonies at the Plainview- Pampa football game Novem- ber 10. HARVESTER BAND Band provides students with an active interest in all types of music. Marching at football games, playing in con- , . certs, and participation in marching and concert contests are the band's -L. ' top activities. A iWy Lffxw .L--.,,.,,,,, W. E. Tregoe, director, as the band sees him directing a march during football season. E 9 t Class representatives in the band council are, left to right: Kenneth Taylor, juniorg Michael Oates, sophornoreg and Wanda Cook, senior. l38 5. :M Q 4 g.. 'I Af,-7 Back in the stands after presentation of the 1956 Band Sweetheart are band officers, left to right: Ruth Adcock, vice president: Kenneth Mcwaters, president: and Betty Lou Overall, sec- retary. C A . w t D l 'iv Providing beauty for the Harvester Band are the high-stepping twirlers, left to right: Euleen Moore, Jo Ann Miller, and Lois Schneider. I' iw? .153 QKMD4 Quwifgl ak wk iv .,1?zgf,,,,3 t ZPVE lffrz Q9 of HARVESTER BAND Standing still long enough to have their picture made in the fieldhouse are members of the Pampa Har vester marching band which rated Division I this year Members are First row left to right Jimmy Goff drum maJor Lois Schneider twirler Ann Jones Mary Ann Kelley Kenneth Mcwaters Jerry Goodner George Olds Billy Byler Jo Ann Miller twirler Euleen Moore twirler Second row Anna Graham Ann Kennedy Darlene Adams Bobby Brown Gene Shirley Ruth Adcock Rebecca Skelly Sara Gordon Third row Betty Lou Overall Shirley Hankhouse Joe Milligan Wanda Cook Carol Mc Lennan Mary Ann Wrrght Fourth row Jo Crinklaw Richard Chambers Kay McMurray Raydene Leonard Tommy Allston Patsy Pritchard Ralph McClure Janice Flowers Fifth row Mary Pursley James Byars Gary Chisholm Charles Simmons Sue Scherer Carol Champion Donald Darling Sixth row: Michael Oates, Kent Hicks, Brice Palmer, Carroll Husted, Eugene West, Leonard Haught, James Killian. Seventh row: Bob Jernigan, Charles Bowen, Kent Neighbors, Kenneth Taylor, Jerry Carlson, Mickey Caldwell, Meradith Meaker, Jimmy Brown. Eighth row: Sharon Jordon, Mike Conway, Raynor Fillman, Harry Haiduk, Jerry Pritchard, Duane Alexander, J. D. Ray. Back row: Robert Collett, Bill Gaut, Jere Teed, Boyd Stephens, Dennis Griggs, Glenn Newman, Tony Oates, Alton Thygerson. Not pictured are: Frank Hearn, Bill Kirkham, Carletta Shaw, wayne Harrison, center, pres- ident, calls out to customers to buy ice cream bars at the choir's booth at the All- School Carnival. Taking a break from selling are Benny Sparks, tenor section leader, and Martha Shewmaker, alto section leader. x 1-QQ. Mary Inmon, above, was the Pampa choir's nominee for Snow Queen at the Perryton Christmas Festival December 7. 'l T'i'iiT3 tf M... -. A CAPPELLA CHOIR Completing an ac tive year A Cappella Choir sings at Vesper Services before gradu- ation. A musical Down in the Valley, was scheduled to be presented during the spring. Kenneth Mitchell, All-State Choir tenor, sings at Nativity Scene in pm-my Choir's-eye view of William A. Hunt, who came to P. H S. this year as choral direc tor. Two choir members, Ken- neth Mitchell, tenor, and Marilyn Myatt, soprano, were selected to sing with the All-State Choir in Dallas in February. Wayne Harri- son, bass, was an alternate. The choir performed at school assemblies, for civic clubs, in the Spring Choral Festival, and in district con- test at Canyon. 1 a L 5 1 w A Q, 4 .r it E.. 4 ',q I' A 5 A ,si 4 4'!4sze.'Ss. , fs' 1.44, ,Q ' zuixfns ,943 :in 4 i-nr as s Hu-'Q' 'VLA' A s .s xx' Afhqqiggi 4'gvv qu u.y,,4i ,Dia-rl .ihqg U- 1 Treating each other to ice cream bars from the choir booth at the Carnival are the Choir King, John Lee, baritone section leader, and Queen, Cynthia Duncan, soprano section leader. Z' 'S ? S S ,fgfef'1fIDFSXf.A 191 ,far- -zwxf 5- N., 6' 4 2 'W f ' f 'W. Xi f pf, as ' . N :sql A , g,1 uS '4n- 'IEW If 2.-i-1f5 ',f' Y ililulll fl ef: ff..25.f wi u qi ek .al wieing si A - v 'fgi- L 2 5f5?' QQ! Q6 fi g9?,,9BfiV' - IQ?-5VmY+v?' in Tv QE 421112- G f2 ya ig W 59? SEI L5 fe' 4 Qi ivgfvif in WW E X P f - 5, I J J 9. ,55.f,fi'g' 8 BASEBALL Head Coach Deck Woldt, right, and Bob Field, assist- Robert Langford, catcher and infielder, signals the ant, check dates in planning this year's baseball pitcher to throw a curve to Bill Brown, shortstop, schedule, Conference season opened April 9 with waiting at the plate. Only other returning letterman Borger in Pampa and closed at Plainview May 10. is John Lee, catcher, not pictured, 4. g .1 yr jg X I 4 ax., F X 3 ff J A VV . r , X jk - . J 4 r , A is 1 Q, 2 , , J L wJ ,tin in Q- 4 4 ,-2 x g v 4 k . fx ' I, X K , R G - ,ft X , E: ' ' , J 1 ' ' ,- J -' 'L J are x - ' Q V, 1 .li-' X -4 1, , 4 ' U 41. ,4 ' X 4 -. 4' 'N ' - Suited out at the beginning of training are members of the baseball team, Front row: Earl Evans, manager, Merle Terrell, Dewey Hutchinson, Benny Sparks, Kirk Smith, Robert Langford, Bill Brown, Henry Mitchell, Back row: David James, Ronnie Burlingame, Bobby Arthur, Larry Stokes, Dicky Elkins, Bill Conway, Mike Conway, Larry Cruise and Louis Neely. Not pictured are Don Bigham, Jimmy Butcher, Ronnie Eckroat, DeWayne Glover, Bobby Gindorf, Larry lngrum, John Lee, Robert Murray, Clovis Shipp, Ray Stephenson and Gary Wilhelm, The Harvester nine had 12 conference games, two each with Borger, Amarillo, Palo Duro, Lubbock, Monterey and Plainview, I43 DEBATE CLUB ln debate students learn to discuss both sides of a controver- sial issue, supporting their arguments with factual information. The subject for this year's debate competition is: Resolved: That the federal government support all major agriculture products to 90 per cent of parity. Dates of importance for Pampa debaters were the Top O' Texas Debate Tournament and Clinic: Plainview Tournamentg Panhandle ALM Tournament in Goodwell, Okla- homa: and Interscholastic League contests. Practicing for the Top O' Texas Debate I' I Q Tournament and Clinic held at P. H. S. X December 14 are Tommy Allston and Bill X xx Atkinson, chairman. Q Photo abovej. x Vicky Osborne, right, secretary, and Mari- lyn Wells, who reached state competition ' last year, confer with Robert Hamilton, new debate coach, fPhoto at leftj. SLIDE RULE CLUB The Slide Rule Club meets every Monday and Tuesday mornings to learn the fundamentals of the slide rule so they can be applied in college. Toward the end of the year the top three students participate in an Interscholastic League contest iw g 1-if ' John Plaster, sponsor, explains to J. B. Copeland, president, the proper way to set the slide rule. iPhoto abovej. Computing answers on the slide rules are Bill Conway, left, vice president, and Reeves King, secretary. U-'hoto at lefty. APRIL Choir members rehearse a square dance for the A Cappella musical, Down in the Valley, scheduled in late April, Algebra teacher, Mrs. E, L, Norman, wearily finishes her work before the Easter holidays, Mrs, Russell Cartwright, Co-Op manager, takes orders for senior rings from juniors, Among the first in line were Mary Heflin, Priscilla Turnbo and Udo Specht, It's a long wait until September! A ALBUM yi! S Sophomore Bob Jernigan dis- plays his biology project, He is growing begonias in a nutri ent solution instead of in soil, Merdella Miller and Evelyn Coffee chuckle over the blue suede shoe that strayed into journalism and stayed, fs' up Searching through newspapers for clippings containing The agile fingers of Latin derivatives are Carlyn Bailey, Kenneth Fricke and Cafglyn Dilger 1 and Jo Ann Holt, test, IOOl'l'l Londa Thomas, Mary Heflin ype their way through a speed I45 X f 9 mvfg f'V ylv 'Fur xv 'SQ' . 9 Xf Amy? gf -,W 'n 4 j -N vllbi 'f a' . 'iff' IS IJ l?iyX X -'A f : I E E' ML ZW JM ' M Q M D! W QM EWWQ W Lfgafgyfnav X E W! ff ,N M pk 4 Q, W Sv .4 W Q 5 WMI, xafks N4,lllflJ zf aff? 'k'Q f' - -- M ' wgql, gg.. , ,,, . Z' , ,. 4 7 K 1 156' ' 5 3 1 53' - .35 fy? ? m 'X f ' 1 L S . fi 1 ' ' QQQLQWW, , ,. ' ZX 1 w ' l In , X . 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BROWN and CYNTHIA DUNCAN, ISO ff'- I X 1 SENIOR CLASS We're the angels sent from Heaven, We're the Class of '57! These are our most cherished memories, , , the Miss Flame Contest with a member of our class as the first, , ,Junior Red Cross started, , , during our sophomore year, . , Homecoming began in the fall of '54. . .a juke box placed in the cafeteria, , , the Honor System initiated during our senior year, , , class parties. . . Junior-Senior banquets. . . class plays, , , A ll- School Prom. . . football and basketball games, , , basketball playoffs at Canyon and state tournament in Austin in '55. . . band and choir performances, , , assemblies, . , burning of Sammie Sandie, , , downtown pep rallies, . . school bus trips, , , Kid Day. . . senior trip to Palo Duro, , , these are the things we'll always remember about our high school days at P, H, S. . f'7f' 1 fa Y. 'V 'nv e Q 'F'-r-iw Seniors swarm to the Co-Op to get their class rings soon after school starts in the fall, Their rings are their brands of distinction, Among the first in line were Dicky Mauldin, Tommy Gindorf, Jan Dyer, Tommy Srader, and Evelyn Hayrnes, RUTH ADCOCK: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: Band 3 Yrs, , vice president 57. Sweetheart 57: SC, Historian 56, 57: FHA 2 Yrs.: NHS: Altrusa Girl. EMILY SUE ALEXANDER: Spanish Club 2 Yrs, , Secretary 56: Children's Theater 2 Yrs, , Secretary 56. DON ALLEN: Football 2 Yrs.: Track 2 Yrs.: JRC. TOMMY ALLSTON: Band 3 Yrs. , All-State Band 2 Yrs,, Debate 3 Yrs.: NHS: Junior and Senior Play: Thespians 2 Yrs. . WANITA ANDERSON: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs.: FNA 2 Yrs.: Corresponding Secretary 57: FHA, BILL ATKINSON: Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g QSLS 2 Yrs.: SC 3 Yrs,: L, Harv, 3 Yrs, , Editor 57: NHS 2 Yrs, : Thespians 2 Yrs, g Debate 2 Yrs, DOROTHY AYRES: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,: FHA 2 Y Yrs., president 56: JRC: Latin Club 2 Y Yrs.: SC: Office Assistant: NHS. FRANKLIN BAGGERMAN: FFA 3 Yrs. . President 57, vice president 56: Vocational Ag Award 56, livestock judging 56. NACE BAGGERMAN: FFA 3 Yrs. , president 56: livestock judging 56: Junior A Cap- pella, 151 Hut, , wwf in GENE BRATCHER: Lubbock: Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g FFA 2 Yrs. , Junior Chapter Conducting. Panpag FFA, livestock judging team 57, BARBARA BROWN: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.: FHA 2 Yrs,g FNAg Girls' Choir 2 Yrs, l52 S 1 if i S lil 3 f 1 5 2 -65 ' 5 Q fix, l i ' A fi f i V,,. A if A 5 a Xi X PAULA IANE BAKER Girls' Choir 2 Yrs.: A Cappella, NORMA JEAN BALCH! Spanish Club 2 Yrs. Q FHA, Tri-Hi-Yg Girls' Choir, A Cappella 2 Yrs, DICK BARRETT: Football, Track 3 Yrs, 5 Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g SC, Basketball, RICHARD BEALE: Slide Rule Club. MELVENA BECK: FHAg Girls' Choirg Tri-Hi- Yg Spanish Club 2 Yrs, , Secretary 555 Office Assistant, CAROLYN BOGUE: sc, Historian 55: volley ball 3 Yrs, 3 FHA 2 Yrs, JERRY BONSAL: Football 3 Yrs,g Baseball, JACKIE BOURLAND: Valedictoriang Latin Club 2 Yrs, , vice president 56g NHS 2 Yrs, , president 573 Mast Studious Sopho- more and Junior, QSLS, CHARLES BOWEN: Spanish Club 2 Yrs, g Band 3 Yrs, SENIORS , 5 . ,i..f-xjl' B, G, Gordon, math teacher, finds the best way to settle a quarrel is by shooting both culprits, Burl Kirbie and Tommy Gindorf, at Howdy Week Assem- bly Sept. 10. 0 3 7' . 0 O!! 5 g KI 'VX is J I 'E x ' ' ' ' rw fm L 1 1, CLASS OF '57 'Little Las Vegas, Senior booth at the All- School Carnival Oct. 20, attracts crowds, lured by the cries of Bill Atkinson, Ned Moyer, Rhona Finkelstein and Ruth Adcock to place your bets right here! Q , ' BOBBY BROWN: Band 3 Yrs. ,,-Y, ' DARLA BROWN: Volleyball 3 Yrs., Spanish ' Club 2 Yrs, 5 Children's Theater, MALCOLM BROWN: Annual 3 Yrs. , Editor 57, NHS 2 Yrs, , vice president 57, Most Talented Sophomore, Junior and Senior, SC, QSLS, Biology Award 55. RAYMOND BROWN, SC 2 Yrs, , L, Harv. QA dv, Q, Children's Theater, GLENDA BRUNSON: Spanish Club 2 Yrs,, IRC, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,, Office Assistant, J, B, BRYANT: Latin Club 2 Yrs, JEANNE BULLARD: Latin Club 2 Yrs., Office Assistant 3 Yrs, ELMER BURKHART: VIC 2 Yrs, , vice presi- dent 57, Band, Football, PHYLISS BURNS: Latin Club 2 Yrs, , Tri-l-li- Y, Office Assistant, DAVID BUTCHER, A Cappella 2 Yrs. JA MES CALDWELL: Spanish Club 2 Yrs., Football, 'Q' QT 4- K 'ER -Q.-4 'X an-air A .J I is gag' vig 'fi F Q? Q 25' W .bf 3-3 5 gf A u mia H gn C at dh Q , mar' ,4 1 JOE COOKE: Football 2 Yrs.: Track 3 Yrs, : Slide Rule Club, EARL COOPER Sophomore and Junior presi- dent: Student Body president 57: Football 2 Yrs,: Track 3 Yrs, : Latin Club 2 Yrs, , president 55: Junior Rotarian, IS4 A PATRICIA CALDWELL: Band: Junior A Cap- pella, A Cappella, MARGARET CARLTON: FHA: Junior A Cap- pella 2 Yrs. CAROL CHAMPION: Band 2 Yrs. : FNA 2 Yrs.: Latin Club 2 Yrs,: Office Assistant, ADRENA CHISUM: FHA 3 Yrs,: Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, ANNETTE CLARK: Commerce: SC: FHA 2 Yrs, Pampa: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs,: FHA: Of- fice Assistant, CARROLL COLE: Pin-Up: Basketball 3 Yrs. 3 Junior and Senior Favorite: Senior vice president: Hi-Y 2 Yrs, , president 57: SC Chaplain 57: Junior Rotarian, SAM CONDO: Basketball 3 Yrs, , co-captain 57: FFA 2 Yrs, , president 55: Hustling Harvester 57. BILL CONWAY: Hi-Y 3 Yrs,: Slide Rule 3 Yrs, , vice president 57: SC: Baseball 3 Yrs.: NHS: Senior Play crew, WANDA COOK: Latin Club 2 Yrs.: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs, , vice president 57: Band 3 Yrs,: Senior Rep, : Pep Band: Junior Play crew, SENIORS 'f -'lihasug Irs -QQ.: Though crowds were often sparse, most seniors stayed behind the football team, They cheered together on Senior Day at the Lubbock game here Nov, 17, J, B, COPELAND: Slide Rule 2 Yrs, , Presi- dent 5'lg Chemistry Award 56g Library Assistant 2 Yrs,g French Club 2 Yrs,g NHS, JOHNNY COSTNER: Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs,g A Cappellag Slide Rule. IO CRINKLAW: Latin Club 2 Yrs. 3 Band 3 Yrs,g Annual 2 Yrs.g FNA 2 Yrs, , secre- tary 56, president 573 Q8cSg NHS. VENITA CROCKERg Latin Club 2 Yrs,g Fl-IAg Girls' Choirg A Cappella 2 Yrs. ALBERT CROSS: Wood Shop. GEORGE DARBY: Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g Band 2 Yrs, g Slide Rule. DARLENE DARNELL: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.: Span- ish Club 2 Yrs.g FTA, GARY DEAREN: Football 3 Yrs. : Track 3 Yrs,g Latin Club 2 Yrs, , vice president 553 Pin-Up runner-up, BOBBY DEHLS Football 3 Yrs co captain 57 SC Baseball3 Yrs GENE PAUL DEVERS Football 3 Yrs All District offense first team 57 JANICE DILLMAN Spanish Club 2 Yrs Junior A Cappella 6' +552 CLASS OF '57 Destination Steak! Enjoying his food, as seniors al- ways do, Reeves King eats steak on the bus while re- tuming home from the Texas High School Press Association convention in Denton Dec, 6-8, bra. . j '13 'Sf M' f, Wx 'N x N W3 6 S GV 1 -it A UQ' g E' W Q' EDGAR ETHRIDGE: Thespians 2 Yrs, , presi- dent 57g Junior and Senior playsg Latin Club 2 Yrs, g All-School Play 2 Yrs,g Junior Rotariang Best Thespian, EARL EVANS: SC, Baseball Manager 2 Yrs. l56 NORMA JEAN DILLMAN: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. , secretary 56g Volleyball Manager 2 Yrs, g Football Office Assistant, CYNTHIA DUNCAN: A Cappella 3 Yrs, , secretary 56: Queen 573 SC 3 Yrs.g secretary 57g NHS 2 Yrs,g Thespians 2 Yrs,g Junior and Senior Plays, Tri- Hi-Y, JAN DYER: Latin Club 2 Yrs, , secretary 56g Volleyball 3 Yrs. g FTA 2 Yrs, , secretary 573 Senior Cheerleader, Most Talented Sophomore and Juniorg Altrusa Girl, JIMMY EAKIN: FFA 2 Yrs, , rep. 55, treas- urer 56. JIMMY EDWARDS: All-School Favoriteg NHS 2 Yrs,g Latin Club president 2 Yrs,g Senior presidentg Football manager 3 Yrs. 5 SC 3 Yrs.: Junior Rotariang Best Citizen 57. ROBERT EDWARDS: Football. JUDY ELLIS: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs., Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g FTA 2 Yrs,g Children's Theater 2 Yrs, CHARLENE ENNIS: Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, 5 Office Assistant, SHIRLEY EPPS: Latin Club 2 Yrs. : Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g Band 2 Yrs, 3 FTA, SENIORS rfsaaasq In the Christmas assembly program, 'Song of Bemadette, Tommy Strawn as the father receives a severe lecture from junior Heidi Schneider, who played Bemadette's aunt, Lu Koch had title role in the Thes- pian production, GAYLE FAINg Hobbs N M, Art Club Pampa VIC Sweetheart 57 RAYNOR FILLMAN Latin Club 2 Yrs Band 3 Yrs,g Pep Band H1 Y 2 Yrs Slide Rule. RHONA FINKELSTEIN: Sophomore Secretary Junior vice presidentg Student Body vice presidentg NHS 2 Yrs,g QSLS 2 Yrs, , vice president 57g Lions Sweet. 5 Best Citizen 57 DAN FITZGERALD: FFA 3 Yrs.: Slide Rule Footballg Trackg Junior and Senior Play crewg Library Assistant, LARRY FLAHERTY: Football 2 Yrs, VlRGlL FLOWERS: Trackg Hi-Y 2 Yrs. CAROLYN FORD: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs. , Chap- ter president 55, secretary 56, vice president 579 Thespians 2 Yrs. , vice president 57g SCg Lions Sweet. CELIA FOWLER: Latin Club 2 Yrs. g Tri-Hi- 3 Yrs. 5 FNA 2 Yrs. , vice president 575 Girls' Choir 3 Yrs. , vice president 57. DELMA FRANKLIN: Latin Club 2 Yrs.: IRC A Cappella 2 Yrs,g SCg NHS 2 Yrs.. secretary 57g Office Assistant, ZELMA FRANKLIN: Latin Club 2 Yrs.g A Cap pella 2 Yrs.: SCg Altrusa Girl: NHS, SHIRLEY FUGATE1 Girls' Choir 2 Yrs,g FHA 2 Yrs,g Junior A Cappella, it sf.' 'iai- , 'B-,, at NJ ' 'ul' vt Q XS XY 'tv' 3 S g L, x inf, MJ E All 1 W' W ill . Z? e ANGEL GONZALES: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. . Junior A Cappella 3 Yrs, JAMES GOODNIGHT: Football 3 Yrs. l58 5 ff' JANICE GALLMAN: Lazbuddie: FHA 2 Yrs, Junior secretaryg Homemakers Awardg Who's Who in Homemakingg Tri-Hi-Y, DOROTHEA QDOTJ GANTZ: Tri-Hi-Y 3 IRS, g JRCg Annualg Band 3 Yrs,g Latin Club 2 Yrs. FRANCES GERJK: Spanish Club 2 Yrs, g Volleyball 2 Yrs,g FNA. LESLIE GILLIAM: Library Assistant, MAX GILLPATRICK: Slide Rule. TOMMY GINDORF: Basketball 3 Yrs. g A Cappellag Hi-Y 2 Yrs, g NHS 2 Yrs, JIMMY GOFF: Band 3 Yrs, , drum major 57 All-State Band 2 Yrs, g'Q8LS1 Thespians 2 Yrs, g Annual 2 Yrs, g Pep Band, LINDA GOFF: WANDA GOFF: FHAg Girls' Choir, A Cap- pella 2 Yrs. SENIORS CLASS OF '5 7 Master of Ceremonies Edgar Ethridge presents Carol Griffiths and Kay Kelly their prizes for the couple wearing the best costumes to the Senior Class Party, the Mardi Gras, Jan, 21, They came as Raggedy Ann and Andy, WILLIAM QHUNKYQ GREENE: Football 2 Yrs,g , A 'M Trackg 4-H 3 Yrs, Yrs, g FTA, CAROL GRIFFITHS: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs., Tri- Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g FTA, DENNIS GRIGGS: Band 3 Yrs, , Assistant drum major 575 Wood Shop Club 2 Yrs, GAYNELL GRUNDY: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g IRC 2 Yrs., SCg Q8LSg Latin Club 2 Yrs,g FTA, Slide Rule, Annual 2 Yrs, SARAH HARNLY: Latin Club 2 Yrs. , secretary 55, Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs. g Junior A Cappellag NHS, Altrusa Girl, WAYNE HARRISON: A Cappella 3 Yrs. . president 57g Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g Basketball, IRC 2 Yrs., Slide Ruleg Senior Boys' Quartet, EVELYN HAYMES: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. Q NHS, ALICIA HEIL: Volleyball 3 Yrs. . co-captain 57g Best All-Around Girl Athlete 57. WALTER HEIL: Wood Craft Club 2 Yrs, 5 Track 2 Yrs, LARRY HENDRICKS: Football 2 Yrs, g Track 2 Yrs, Y .1 ff'-sa' if a U1 U1 W '-I O E U F1 FF I. T v-4 CO '-4 F 11, CT Q. 0 :T O ND 5 X 1 'X ' E.,.. 'Y R' '- gsm 'wa I .gg 12 ,541 3 R ff 'w.. 'wif tn' ' 4 M .f 1, il! far f . ,14 5 A 9 'Q l . ZH 4 , NOV 19 -sr' .75 Ki ga Z L Wi' ' if A , , Q .ut A p -Q --v--..' X IERRY DON HOPKINS: Latin Club 2 Yrs. , president 563 Sophomore vice presidentg Sophomore Favoriteg SC 2 Yrs.: Foot- ball 2 Yrs. g Baseball 3 Yrs. LESLIE HOWARD: Golf 3 Yrs, , co-captain 56g Senior Cheerleader, I60 be 'UW aff: A GRACIE HENRY: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs, VELMA HESTER: Texhoma, Okla,: Annualg FHA, secretary 55g Choir 2 Yrs,5 Pep Club 2 Yrs, SHARON HILL: Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, 5 FHA: FNA 2 Yrs, , secretary 57g Library Assistant. JERRY HODGES: FHA 3 Yrs. g Girls' Choir 2 Yrs.: Junior A Cappella. BOB HOLMES: Football 2 Yrs, g Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g Slide Rule, GAY HOLTMAN: Band 3 Yrs, SHERRY HOOD: Girls' Choirg Junior A Cap- pellag FHA 2 Yrs,g Library Assistant, BARBARA HOOVER: Football Queen 57g Q8tSg Latin Club 2 Yrs, g FTAg Annual 2 Yrs, BUZZIE HOOVER:' Football 2 Yrs.: IRCg Senior Playg Co-Op Assistantg Children's Theaterg Thespians, SENIORS V. M x 6 Y n f ff Jack be nimble, Jack be quick! These are the thoughts of Phyliss Bums and Gene Bratcher as they work the peg boards used in Texas Employment Service aptitude tests, ft, L -1-.. ,. .Q 5' .S 9'---. 'Wil CLASS OF '57 He's my man ! Beth Spencer wants everyone to know that Tommy Gindorf is spoken for as she tags him on Sadie Hawkins Day Feb. 8, ushering in Twirp Week. The tables were tumed during the week when 'The Woman Is Requested to Pay, I fx .1 Q i by , GLEN HOWELL: Football 3 Yrs.: Track 3 1 1 Q Yrs, pt, Q15 EDDIE HUGHES: FFA 3 Yrs,g Junior and sen- wwf p ior Chapter Conducting. MARY INMON: Latin Club 2 Yrs. , secretary 555 Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g SCg Pin-Upg A Cap- pella 2 Yrs.g Snow Queen 56-573 Basket- ball Queen Attendant 57. VIRGINIA IRWIN: Latin Club 2 Yrs,g FHA 2 Yrs, , secretary 55, vice president 563 QXLS 2 Yrs.g L, Harv, 3 Yrs, g Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs, g NHS, PAUL DAVID JAMES: Baseball 2 Yrs,g Hi-Y 3 Yrs, g Spanish Club 2 Yrs, ED JENSEN: junior A Cappellag Footballg Trackg Basketball, DANNY JOHNSON: Hi-Y 2 Yrs, g Baseball: Children's Theater, DON JONA S: Football 3 Yrs, , co-captain 573 Track 2 Yrs, g Carnival King 57. ROBERT JONA S: Wood Shop Club 2 Yrs,g PE, IO ANN KEESE: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs. 5 Girls' Choir 3 Yrs,g JRC, KAY KELLY: French Club 2 Yrs, , president 575 Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs, g Library Assistant. ,.,, XM 5-u v 'Q L ' 4 2 QQ Ax . W 4: M 5 K 1 U T 5-naar? ae V Wir? ' .4 V 'Zz' J' '5f!i.-ffnffy if Z '?ff'Q'5 f ' ' 1' ,- wi 4, ' ' . A . 1 Y ,. ' , P i W . Q A ' 1. Y ,V in-pf xr - ' sw , l 1 is Y S S, f'-R ma' f V J fd x'T17' Y ,xw ,gr f HILTON KING: Slide Rule, REEVES KING: High-Ranking Boy Graduateg Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g NHS 2 Yrs, g QGS 2 Yrs, g Sophomore and Junior Most Stu- diousg Annual 3 Yrs, BILL KIRBIE: Camival King 56g Football 3 Yrs.g Track 3 Yrs, ,f-1 , :.'f '50 5 ia- Q, YEL ,333 .Q gt AARON LAVERTY: Children's Theater 2 Yrs, JOHN LEE: A Cappella 3 Yrs,g King 57g Base- ball 2 Yrs, g Senior Boys' Quartet, lb2 3 if is f p--3, BURL KIRBIE: Football 2 Yrs, g Junior Kiwanian LOUINE KITCHENS: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: Girls' Choir, A Cappella, Children's Theater, LU KOCH: Salutatoriang NHS 2 Yrs,g Q8tSg Thespians 2 Yrs. , treasurer 57g Girls' State 563 Junior and Senior Playg L, Harv, CAROLYN SUE LANE: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs. : Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g FTA, Library Assist- ant, ROSE LANGFORD: Library Assistant 3 Yrs, CHARLES LARNER: Footballg Trackg Slide Rule, SENIORS JEANNINE LEITH: Pin-Up runner-up 57g Tri-l-li-Y 3 Yrs, , Chapter vice president 55, president 575 Girls' State 56g NHS, SC, Lions Sweet. DONNA LELAND: Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g Tri- Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g Office Assistant 2 Yrs, RONDAL LUEDECKE: Basketball, ESTELLE LUNSFORD: Latin Club 2 Yrs. Q A Cappella 2 Yrs, g Tri-Hi-Y, L, Harv, 2 Yrs, , business manager 57, Junior A Cap- pella, JIM LUNSFORD: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. 5 Slide Rule, JAMES UIMMYQ MCBRIDE: Basketball man- ager 2 Yrs.g Latin Club 2 Yrs, 5 Slide Rule, MIKE MCCLOSKEY: Hi-Yg Basketball, Base- ball, GERALD MCGLOHON: Ulysses, Kans: Basketball, Track, Pampa: Track, Basket- ball. CAROLYN MCLAUGHLIN: Pin-Up runner-up 575 Girls' Choir, Children's Theater 3 Yrs, BILL MCLEOD: Golf 3 Yrs, KENNETH MCWA TERS: Slide Rule 2 Yrs., Band 3 Yrs, , president 57g NHS, Senior Play crew, ,. CLASS OF '57 Rehearsing for the senior play, Trip to Bountiful, Luther Norman, Harrison ticket agent, and Ned Moyer the sheriff, discuss the order they have received to hold Mrs, Carrie Watts until her son arrives is Ak figzj 'fy 1 - 4' ,P W ' f Mis --J Z wb V,A Wlwpp Q 'H :L -I ' , x '4 Q, W vu' X I A 'EVE I fi- 'csv' ,'-...ff t , ws Az' g 1-.. i 6 , 5 EULEEN MOORE: Latin Club 2 Yrs.: Tri-Hi- Y 2 Yrs, g Band 3 Yrs, , Twirler 2 Yrs. g Miss Flame Attendant 57g Band Sweetheart attendant 57. MARILYN MOORE: SC 2 Yrs g Junior Play crew, Girls' Choir, Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs,g Carnival Queen attendant 55, Miss Clean Sweep attendant 55. I64 DICKY MAULDIN: Football 3 Yrs. . All- District Honorable Mention 55g Basket- ball 3 Yrs, , All-State honorable mention 563 Sophomore Most Versatile, PHILIP MEEK: Junior A Cappellag A Cap- pella 2 Yrs, DAVID MILLER: FFA 3 Yrs, , secretary 55, NIC 2 Yrs, , rep, 56. JO ANN MILLER: Band 3 Yrs, , twirler 2 Yrs,g Volleyballg Junior Play crew, JOE MILLlGANg Band 3 Yrs,g Latin Club 2 Yrs,g Hi-Y 2 Yrs, KENNETH MITCHELL: A Cappella 3 Yrs.: Junior Play, All-State Choir 57, Senior Boys' Quartet, LAWRENCE MITCHELL: A Cappella 3 Yrs. MARCIA MONAHAN: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: Sophomore secretary, Latin Club 2 Yrs, g Junior Playg FTA, Office Assistant 3 Yrs, BETTY MOORE: St, Louis, Okla: FTAg School Paper. SENIORS .4 . ,. fs' I L I X J ' J 1 Q 1 5. A LA The Specs, Kenneth Mitchell, Benny Sparks. John Lee and Wayne Harrison, harmonize on 'Tell Me Why as they rehearse for the Borger exchange assembly, one of their many performances thisiyear, i H CLASS OF '57 A Cappella Choir presents 'Down in the Valley' as its first musical. Senior boys rehearsing with sopho- more Nancy Stevenson are, left to right: Kenneth Mitchell, Johnny Costner and Wayne Harrison, The musical was scheduled for presentation sometime in April, NANCY MOORE: All-School Favorite: Cheerleader 3 Yrs. , head 57g Camival Queen 56g SCg Lions Sweet, g NHS 2 Yrs. 3 Debate. ROY MOXLEY: PE 3 Yrs. NED MOYER: Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs. , presi- dent 55g A Cappellag l-li-Y 3 Yrs,g vice president 573 Latin Club 2 Yrs,g NHSg SC, Junior Rotarian, TOMMY MURRAY: Basketball 3 Yrs, g Cap- tain Shockers 655 Hi-Y 2 Yrs. , chaplain 57g Slide Ruleg NHS, KENT NEIGHBORS: Band 3 Yrs, JUDY NESLAGE: FTA 2 Yrs, , vice president 57: Latin Club 2 Yrs. : IRC 3 Yrs. . Secre- tary-treasurer 57g Girls' Choirg A Cap- pella 2 Yl'S,g NHS, GLENN NEWMAN: Band 3 Yrs,g FFA 2 Yrs,g VIC, WENDELL NOEL: VIC 3 Yrs, , president 573 Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs, LUTHER NORMAN: Shocker nasketball man- ager 55 Thesplans 2 Yrs Hi-Y 2 Yrs Slide Rule Junior Senior Play Annual TONY OATES Slide Rule 2 Yrs Band 3 Yrs Pep Band 2 Yrs Latin Club 2 Yrs Presr dent 56 Senior Play crew NHS VICKY OSBORNE Tn H1 Y 3 Yrs Latin Club 2 Yrs Band 2 Yrs Debate 3 Yrs secretary 57 NHS 1? 'uv 153 'lf gui 9 is il Jn. 'R an he 1 3 45? .nf- Sai ll MAE POOL: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.g FTA 2 Yrs,g FHA 2 Yrs,g Volleyball 2 Yrs. JERRY POPE: Basketball 3 Yrs, , co-captain 57g All-District honorable mention 56g All-District 57, I66 BETTY LOU OVERALL: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs. , Chapter president 565 Band 3 Yrs, , secre- tary 57, Sweet, Attendant 573 Pep Band 3 Yrs,g JRC, JOYCE OWENS: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: Latin Club 2 Yrs, 5 Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, SUE PARKER: Girls' Choir, A Cappella 2 Yrs, 5 Annual. CHARLES PEACOCK: Football 2 Yrs, BARBARA PHARRIES: Olney: School Paperg Fl-IAQ Crafts Club, Pampa: SCg Tri-Hi- Y 2 Yrs. PHYLLIS PHILLIPS: Latin Club 2 Yrs. 3 Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, g Office Assistant 2 Yrs. GARY PINSON: Football 3 Yrs,g Track, Slide Ruleg NHS, BERTHA PLETCHER: Junior A Cappella 3 Yrs, Spanish Club 2 Yrs, FAE POOL: FHA 2 Yrs,g FTA 2 Yrs,g Tri- SENIORS A A cap and gown with a proper fit is a must in graduation fashions. Zelma Franklin measures Sally Pullen for her graduation attire as George Darby and Walter Heil wait in line to be measured, CLASS OF '57 A typical before-school scene is one of a group of students gathered on the steps reading or writing an assignment due that day, Some seniors caught at this practice are Wadene Thomasson, Ruth Adcock, Sandra Walsh, Dot Gantz, Euleen Moore, Kaye Stevens and Gaynell Grundy, , K -Q g. - ' JOAN PRESCOTT: Junior Play crew, Girls' Choir, Children's Theater 2 Yrs, ANN PRICE: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs, g FTA 3 Yrs, , 4.4 historian 56g Latin Club 2 Yrs. 5 Girls' Choir, A Cappella, L, Harv,g Basketball Queen 57. -sq----, 'f f JENEANE PRICE: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs, , rep. 56: L QSLS 2 Yrs, , secretary 573 NHS 2 Yrs,g L. Harv. 3 Yrs. , assoc. editor 57g Q8:S Key 57. Q6 SALLY PULLEN: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: spanish 4, Club 2 Yrs., SC, FTA 2 Yrs, , historian 57, Thespiansg JRCg Children's Theater. JOHN RADCLIFF: VIC 2 Yrs. DARREL RAINES: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. , vice president 55, president 565 Annual 3 Yrs,g , ' art editor 56, assoc. editor 57g QXLS 2 Yrs. , president 57. CONCHA RAMIREZ: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. . 1: J vice president 55, president 56, Spanish A Sweet, attendant 56. ,gp TRAVIS RASCO: Tri-Hi-Yg FHA 2 Yrs,g Spanish Club 2 Yrs, g Library Assistant 3 Yrs, LARRY RAY: Football, Library Assistant 3 Yrs,g Wood Craft Club, CAROLYN REED: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g FHA 2 Yrs, , secretary 56g Girls' Choir 2 Yrs, , Junior A Cappella, JIMMY REXROAT: VIC, rep, 57, ' , at-1 vfwf. 'fC' fs., 1? WJ if 2 Qi ,lk MARTHA SHEWMAKER: Latin Club 2 Yrs. , president 56g A Cappella 2 Yrs,g SCg Girls' Choirg NHSg Altrusa Girl, MIKE SIEBENLIST: Spanish Club 2 Yrs.g L, Harv, QAdv,J 2 Yrs,g SCg Junior A Cap- pella, I68 KENNETH RICE: Junior A Cappella, A Cap- pella 2 Yrs. JESSE RING: Football 3 Yrs, , tri-captain, Shockers 55: Track. RUTH ROBINSON: Spanish Club 2 Yrs, , vice president 56: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs., FTAg Children's Theater 2 Yrs, g Library Assistant MARGRIT ROEPER: Turpin, Okla,: Basketballg FHA, DANIEL QDANI SACKETT: Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs, LOIS SCHNEIDER: Band 3 Yrs. . twirler 3 Yrs,g VIC Sweet, 56. FRANCIS SCOTT: A Cappella 3 Yrs. SHEILA Sl-IELTON: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.: SCg JRCg Junior Play crew, FTA, Debateg Children's Theater 2 Yrs, NOMA SHERIFF: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs.: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs,g Library Assistant 2 Yrs, SENIORS Returning to their days of childhood, Phyllis Phillips and Shirley Epps compare stuffed animals and wait for a lick on someone's lollipop as seniors observe their traditional Kid Day, CLASS OF '57 One of the big thrills of graduation is unwrapping the gifts you receive. Dorothy Ann Ayres, Sharon Hill and Martha Shewmaker start addressing their invitations which will announce to relatives and friends that they have made the grade. DOUG SIMMONS: Football. MARGARET SIMPSON: Spanish Club 2 Yrs.: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g FHA 3 Yrs, g FTA, NADINE SLATEIE Spanish Club 2 Yrs.: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs,g A Cappella, DAVID SMITH: Hi-Y 3 Yrs.: SC, Thespiansg IRC 2 Yrs, , president 57g Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g Footballg Junior Rotarian, ROSE SMITH: Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g FTAg JRCg Latin Club 2 Yrs, g Thespians 2 Yrs, , secre- tary 573 Senior Play crewg Children's Theater, VIVIAN SPALDING: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs,g Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, BENNY SPARKS: Footballg Basketball 2 Yrs. 1 A Cappellag Senior Boys' Quartet, VIVIAN SPEEGLE: Girls' Choir 3 Yrs, BETH SPENCER: A Cappella 3 Yrs.: Tri-Hi- Y 2 Yrs, , Chap, secretary 57, NHS: Basketball Queen attendant 57. TOMMY SRADERg Wood Shop Club, president 57. KAYE STEVENS: Syracuse, N. Y.: Sophomore vice presidentg Tri-Hi-Yg Izmir, Turkey: Cheerleader, Junior vice presidentg Debate Annual, Vx, aw fx bbs. New up-X he asf E 'vs -... if 'ni' ' fi sr.. SANDRA WALSH: FTA, president 57: Junior Most Versatileg Senior Secretary, Senior Favoriteg Thespians 2 Yrs. g Volleyball 3 Yrs, g Altrusa Girl. HARRY WARD: Football 3 Yrs,g Track, Latin Club 2 Yrs., Basketballg Baseball 2 Yrs, I70 TOMMY STRAWN: Slide Ruleg Thespians 2 Yrs,g Latin Club 2 Yrs, g Junior Play, Senior Play crew, Debate 3 Yrs. SONDRA SULLINS: Latin Club 2 Yrs, , vice president 553 FTA 2 Yrs., L. Harv,g Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs, g Debate 2 Yrs, ANNIE LEE TAYLOR Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs, g Spanish Club 2 Yrs, g Girls' Choir. WADENE THOMASSON: Latin Club 2 Yrs. , vice president 55, secretary 56g Nl-lSg French Club 2 Yrs. , president 56: Junior secretary: Junior Favoriteg Lions Sweet. TERRY TIMMENS: A Cappella 2 Yrs. MARILYN TUCKER: Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs. , Chap- ter president 5'7g Spanish Club 2 Yrs. , secretary 55, Girls' Choir 2 Yrs. , secre- tary 56g A Cappella. BETTY TURNER: 4-H Clubg FHA, Band, PAUL UNDERWOOD: VIC 3 Yrs, , rep. 55, president 56g Junior A Cappella, JRC, BETTY WALKER: Girls' Choir 2 Yrs. : A Cap pellag Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs, SENJORS Crepe paper, scissors, thumb tacks, paper cutters, staplers, ladders - all are tools of decorating com- mittees for school parties, Sarah Harnly, Robert Jonas, Delma Franklin, Robert Edwards and Zelma Franklin decorate for the All- School Prom. SENIORS CAMERA-SHY Ruby Cook Melvin Davis Jerry Holt Thelma lo Holt Kenneth Kelley Donald Prophet It's the end of a busy day - the day the annuals arrived, Malcolm Brown, editor, collapses in a pile of empty boxes after the last yearbook has been dis- , tributed, Q, 755 W BURTON WATKINS: Golf 3 Yrs, as JA MES WEATHERRED: SCg Football 3 Yrs, g Track, JUDY WELLS: Chickasha, Okla,: Pep Clubg Cheerleaderg Annualg Junior Play crewg Pampa: Spanish Clubg FTA, MARILYN WELLS: Spanish Club 2 Yrs,g Debate 2 Yrs, g Girls' Choir 2 Yrs, g A Cap- pella, accompanist 573 Tri-Hi-Yg NHS, MARLENE WEST: Spanish Club 2 Yrs, g Junior A Cappella 2 Yrs,g Tri-Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g Junior Play crewg Children's Theater, DE AUN WHATLEY: Volleyball 2 Yrs, Y' , VICKI WHATLEY: Spanish Club 2 Yrs.: Tri- Hi-Y 2 Yrs,g Office Assistantg Children's Theater, '27 JACKIE QFERNJ YA TES: Spanish Club 2 Yrs. : Tri-Hi-Y 3 Yrs, 3 Girls' Choir, A Cappella ,3 2 Yrs, AUDREY FAYE YOUNG: Girls' Choir 3 Yrs. Q V' .f I JUNE YOUNG: FHA, 4 F2 L. Q 1? 2 i 'r 1 5- 6 L3 Y yr - r 1 4 Q X. 'Ef:'?asf CENTER: L. N. Mitchell, missed at P, I-LS. this year after resigning as maintenance director last summer be- cause of illness. MAINTENANCE Brooms are poised for the final cleanup on the last day of school by maintenance Waiting to serve students their last meal of the school year are Mrs. Ellen Swindle, Mrs. Dovie Fletcher, Mrs. Janie Becker, Mrs. Velma Meador, Mrs. Helen Lunsford and Mrs. Winnie Slaton. Inset is Mrs. Roy Kilgore, cafeteria supervisor. ,fl H ' Wg. L x staff members, Mrs. Norma Fay Johnson, Mrs. Lillie Gant, Mrs. Nannie Hickey, Andrew Francis, Marcus Phillips, L. H. Bell and C. G. Reeves. Inset is H. M. Stinnett, maintenance director. Bulging trophy case awaits new trophies to be added after this year's Awards Assembly in May, MAY MEMORIES A ,L frowf -ss, Spanish notebooks, product of long hours of work, hold meaning for Spanish students, After obeying the honor system all year, Pat Jones adds to the litter of the halls by cleaning out her locker, This privilege is exercised i by students every year at the end of school, Darrel Raines writes finis to his 635-'N' Students cram for final exams in the cafeteria before school, chalk and blackboard career as final exams approach, Aim., Students eagerly scramble for each other s autographs Mrs W C Bowen, sophomore English at the traditional annual signing party held each year teacher hands Robert Hill his report card Jere Teed checks, by Student Council after the yearbooks arrive in Ma . -' : Li. ,-,hu B ,vxgb , r 'Nii- ,N ra ,Q S, 1 Q E kg kj? ' If ' Q . 'vfisiifiwg' g 2 g gs' Q. L 2 L' Z -.. 2 tx. L Bl' 2 E. N: S. si ig I 2 gr T i 1' 2: 2 S. 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A Occaslon , v ' ' 5,15 ':?'1 W the Year A Around Q H - if MJ .f x- f 4292 , 7, N l fa xpyj ' Q aw' Lt, 1' fig, l Nt,-A-'1 fy '1 Q o Ax? .sasmw C'-MON LZWJMQGZ FLORAL COMPANY D1al MO 4 3334 Ambulance SQFVICG MO 4 3311 410 East Foster Pampa, Texas .-5 Mamlyn Myatt and Jlmmy Gardner FRIENDLY MEN'S WEAR 'The Place to Go for Brands You Know 111 N Cuyler D1a1 MO 5 5755 I77 I 7' i Vrgy K S , K 5 VVQV , 1 ll mg Malcolm Brown, Gaynell Grundy, Jlmmy Goff RICHARD DRUG Joe Tooley Pampa's Synonym for Drugs 107 W Klngsmlll Dlal MO 5 5747 'S W I2 J Smart 1 Women Trade Hg V I I EE!-HQIXXID-.NE-5 Correct Apparel for Women Exc1us1ve But Not Expenswe 123 North Cuyler Dial MO 4 3256 Your Appearance Is Our Buslness IXXIAB-.CI KS AND ECDCS BARBER SHOP Hughes Bu1ld1ng D1al MO 4 406 l fm Q4 I - , ....rr I78 'Q 1 Buzzie Hoover Dot Gantz. and Barbara Hoover I M JOHNSON DRILLING C0 1188 Prairie Drive Dial MO 4-4471 I79 Mar11yn Flte Eugene West, Donald Adams FITE FOOD MARKET 1 333 North Hobart D1a1 MO 4 4092 fm TRA ' Ekunes P JQU' Sportlng Goods Hardware Apphances F35CxPv4T39A5s EXQUISITE JEWELRY lNv4C2CQ443le?L.E:fY,E:: JEWELRYSTORE HARDWARE COMPANY 'House of Fme D1amonds 120 North Cuyler D1a1 MO 4 2451 Watches S11verware 106 N Cuyler D1a1 MO 4 8437 . - , Yi -V YYY' -vw L , gr - at Q W ii I Iii , . . 3 I ' ll l 180 Qs. GUM' Q . B For the L1fe of Your Car X G0 GULF Plumblng and Heatlng Repalrs VV S EQOVVN I-ll N l4L.E. CAN NON D1str1butor I GULF OIL PRODUCTS Fr1g1da1re Refmgeratlon Equlpment 211 N Ballard MO 4 7421 1 KJ4' f 4 Stan Organ, LaJean Caldwell, Jlmmy Johnson James Caldwell V1Ck1 Whatley CALDWELL'S D1a11VIO 4 2601 Pampa Texas l8l Carolyn McLaugh11n and Phy1l1s Burns DAVIS ELECTRIC COMPANY 119 West Foster D1a1 MO 4 62.11 EVER YBODY S SAYING N SUPPLIES RJ N0-r evsoox Mgafn 43 PAMPA Z 9 Supplylng Candy and School Supplles Q IXMAIXICE ,EG U S M on WHOLESALE 216 North Ward BOTTLING COMPANY MO 4 8851 I82 51 0 . .- Q! o ' 0 ,. ' S X 'S' fe ' . , I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 ll llllll llnlyw lllln rliffll' llllllllllnll m nw' THE F-ILJGI-IES COMPANIES Ded1cated to Bmlcnng Better Homes lor Every Farrnly 1n the Great Southwest, Salute the Grad uates Who Must Preserve Our Amerxcan Way of L1fe for Better L1v1ng and Teach Those to Follow the Only ISM We Beheve 1n, AMER ICANISM HUGHES BUILDING Pampa, Texas MO 4 3211 l83 Dav1d Smlth Cynthla Duncan and Ruth Adcock SMITH'S QUALITY SHOES 207 North Cuyler D1al MO 5 5321 SERVICE WHEN Y E T3 OU N ED IT Do It Yourself Gasohne O1 T1res 2 Tubes Acce SSOI16 s Sportlng Goods Mercury Motors hx., 2 9 N 1 1-lD1L.L. 131 N SCDINI Tl-ICDIXXITT-JSCDN NO 2 SERVICE STATION HARDWARE CO DALE PINSON 325 West Kmgsmlll 415 E Frederlc D1a1 MO 4 2901 W1th Tools From Dxal MO 4 2331 I84 Ki 511 . . . A 1 51 ' iff ' 51 1 zf T Don't Worry' fbgkm 'I' Get Her a Glft tv y'w:f i Feelmg the Squeeze From Monthly Insurance Payments 'P Take Advantage of PlA's IZ Pay Way MMM Apparel and Accessorles INSURANCE AGENCY Les Hart Johnny Campbell Hank Gruben Lo1s Magxnre Pampa, TeXa5 C L Farmer 113 North Cuyler D1a1MO 5 5715 203 N Frost Dlal MO 5 5737 ii! Kay Baker Earl Cooper I 217 N. Ballard Mo 4-3309 I8S ,sift f ' :Z if A . , 1 f 'A X3 4 . el A A .il 'mul . , ffl -'- i.Q,. .. U at 1 Q J: 's O I 3 - f June Hendr1cks and Pat Y Jones TEXAS FURNITURE COMPANY Quahty Home Furmshers 210 North Cuyler D1al MO 4 4623 h,sfNf:5N',..f'Xf-r4'NN7-,X MICE 2 U U as ouk FIRST THOUGHT O11 F1e1d Supphes EEACON SUPPLY COMPANY 734 S Cuyler Pampa, Texas D1al MO 4 4699 PENNEY We w1sh to congratulate the members of Pampa H1gh School and w1sh them Sue cess Tn the future Cuyler at Klngsmlll Phone MO 4 6865 I86 '-T f ' x SX T 9 I SQ -f - J V-VU 'V .'T'1 1 .,'. .TAT rg. 1 - ' , , 2 ,O 'Mft A ' uf RSI xi,Q,U AiTFW-YTf,2!i 0 3 -::g,g:'.':gt-' .Y v:-. . '-,2 .,. ' ' f ONOC0 Kay Kelly, Lou1ne K1tchens, Bonn1e Glaxner, Norna Sherlff Nace Baggerman, Franklln Baggerman, Gene Bratcher, and Darrel Rames Performance Is What Counts ln Your Automoblle and 1n Our Serv1ce QQ. L-aoovlsla on. QQMDANN5 INC: Ph1ll1ps ' 66 Jobber for Pampa A-.Q I87 Drck Barrett and Dxcky Mauldln CITIZEN'S BANK Sr TRUST COMPANY A Fr1end1y Bank W1th Fr1endly Serv1ce 123 West K1ngsm1L1 D1a1 MO 4 3271 Popular B Class1ca1 Western L4 inn K Rock 'n R011 Enjoy Mus1c W1th Records From IXXIE LCJDY IXAANCDIQ 115 N Cuyler Pampa Texas BETTER VALUES ECE C LEIXAENTET: CLEANING AND TAILORING 1437 North Hobart Parnpa Texas D1a1MO 4 4251 D131 M0 5 5121 ,, . . . . ,, F'r A . , W A CLEANING W .iff s Isa -5 snnn PLUHBIIIG g 4 'XQJ A11 Styles, Per1ods Types of Furmture L.. 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I IWWZ Wlth Dependable Champlm Products XWMWLZZMWM Z SERVICE STATION 2 424 South Cuyler D1a1 MO 4-2311 I90 1 N . f A Y t 1 i Y 2 A Vi 'VZ5 ' 1260 .1 prism' ' 'JIT' 2'1 I I Crystal Clear Ice Dry Ice xxx Quahty Grocerles IDAIXA DA ICE CCDNADANY KENNEDY JEWELRY STORE Jewelry Chlna K RAK S1lver Crystal SNA cufts THE 112 South Cuyler NN f Dlal MO 4 6971 Aim B111 McLeod Benny Sparks Mamlyn Tucker Carol Ann Gr1ff1ths COSTON'S BAKERY Bread Pastues 109 West Frar1c1s D1a1MO 4 7361 I9l Jan Yandell and Peggy Alverson DU N LABS 119 North Cuyler D1a1 MO 4 7417 Home of fig-4 If L F1ne Automob1les V IDLJIQSLEY MOTOR CO 105 North Ballard Plymouth y - Dodge I I I I I I plqmouxfh y Chrysler 1 ,Q Dodge Trucks -214 fx SMART MODERNS GO GAS NATURALLY' or Cooklng Clothes Drymg Refmgeratlon Heatmg A1r Cond1t1omng Hot Water Heat1ng lncmeratxon EIVIFDIIQE SOUTHERN GAS CO 317 North Ballard Serving You and All Pampa With Gas The Modern Fuel C PAMPA 1- 161-I SCH0011, ADUA755 EVELYN JOHNSON Admrnrstranve Secretary Graduate 1940 r1 -PM, 92?p0f5wfZ!W.f9 CABOT ALLAN WISE Transportauon Foreman Graduate 1937 1 N-an s., li i GLENN NICHOLS JAMES WASHINGTON, IR. Engrneer Layout Man Welder Graduate 1940 Graduate 1940 I93 '1 L . 5 X 1 , , . ' ki 1 gi J, .L X X , Q I V,f ff f f' I ' . . . . , mal LYNX WM d 1 '1 ' ' Z 1 ff ' If ff J 6 If ' X 5 I rf ii il ff : '5 - v ' 1 , bf- -L -r -.., X V' . , 4.35, . K 7 ' . I I 1 JDK' Felba Lawrence Clo Ann Johnson Rondal Luedecke Danny Johnson JOHNSON S CAFE 121 E1 Klngsmlll D1a1 M04 7551 When You X Send Your Q 4 LAUNDRY S i K-3 Send Your gd!!- ,Q DRY For Comfort For Style CLEANING For Durab1111:y Make One Call Do All It s So Convenlent YOUR LAUNDRY AND we - QHMQ DRY CLEANERS Em! lung' 3013 Francls D1a1 M04 2554 3 7 W Kmgsmlll M04 6251 I94 , 'J I I D I 'D f X f 2 V - J X ' -L J X vfi K I J - lx. 7 f I , IS 1 , AA - x 4 7' N gf K 4 ff- -X X X I 4 K 1' ' iw- - ' ' ' , I gf '-f 7-l v I ,- K L Y LY! Z J , . . X 1, A 1 ,VP JY' Y :-1 2.1 .af 'L . Y . . . 1 ' ' ' .. ni ' Qigwzgfaif GAVE ALEX SCHNEIDER . IN Electrlcal Contra.c1:1ng TRAIL A ELECTRIC Y Lf W .TACK CHISHOLM if I 1. 3, 5 Res1dent1a1 Commerc1a1 Industrlal 302 W Foster D1a1 MO 4 3326 L1ght1ng Flxtures Pampa Texas 1433 N Hobart D1a1 MO 4 4040 mn um ww' Bob Holmes and Larry Hendrlcks PAMPA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 211 North Cuyler Dial MO 4 3353 l95 , 2 'l S ' 5 P 1 , on Q- ri E . X n xx :HK K' R1 , f ' a t YW . . 1' P I fi f? X -X - W1 1 I . . ' f ., 1 x N W . Bonnie Rowden Bonn1e Wagner Carroll Cole and Tommy Murray MONARCH HARDWARE 8: LUMBER CO 409 W Brown D1al MO 4 4686 Pampa Texas Sl-IAMPOCK DRODUCTS Butane and Propane Shamrock Gas and O1ls Dellvered Anywhere Wholesale and Reta1l Call Us Day or Nlght SHAMROCK PRODUCTS RAY KUHN .TIM NATION D1al MO 4 2491 605 W W1lks l9b if rox A6 Ni 7 W 5 ...-49 Get the Best Get .?DdMlM ICE CREAM A ' ' A' jig A A1 'ri 'G K V L V fit' ' . ' CO. - . . . fululomeoumsyBehmcns llnhbdcdudspnlllunuosl modeled by Lynda Bullard Thus Maul: Judy Walk and Jodric Borland Efia IHA, 5, , Qfgwyky 653 Jw wfxw ff? 'S uw gg, if 3' fag 4 X .Terry Carlson, Mlckey Caldwell B111y Hassell Jo A.n.n Moxley DAIRY QUEEN 1117 Alcock D1a1 MO 4 6761 Q-E C 17 The Hamburger That Makes a Meal X 5 5 ,lyf,f-Fgm QW 255 xx SAVE with AETNA INSURANCE .Fi 1 fx , 1 .vnfofg L it 7 1 :MFA Q. ' ,- Riz- 't f, NX 0- 1 w Mei A XE' jf' f X 1 ,,.. xx xx 1, N C1 I CQEE R 7, ll' N X INSURANCE CO. Combs-Worley Building MO 4-3357 I98 X , ' X X sg w I 1 X X 5 5' 7 R N , , 1 VX ' ' N' fx.fA7 HEAP - A - BURGER 1111 Alcock Dial M04-7192 SECURITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSN 221 North Gray Pampa Texas D1a1 MO 4 8451 .Toe M1111Oan Wadene Thomasson Annette Clark MALONE PHARMACY Hughes Bulldmg D1a1 MO 4 4971 I99 I i - . , - 1 o r 1 . . . .. Mary Inmon and Ol1v1a Ann Swaln CROUCH OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO 715 West Foster D1al MO 4 6771 Ou! Leadmg the Parade Xugxxg 1n 1957 3.- N'-7 9 A 4'f K lcnsvnonzrf I-H LAND DRIVE IN Curb Servlce 1700 North Hobart Dlal NIO 9 9168 CHEVROLET INC 212 North Ballard Pampa Texas D1a1 MO 4 4666 200 . L7 O O XS 1 5 Oo 1 V if-di Q 'E-1 h wy fl' I l Sxvet if A Lgv 5' ' I 1. ii - flu .. , , , - ? GE OR GE DAR BY DAM DA I-TOLJNDIQY COIVIDANV Complete Pattern Des1gns and Foundry Servlce 715 South Somerville Dial MO 4-6491 Pampa, Texas Jerry Pope Edgar Ethmdge Sherry Hyatt Marcla Mlller LYNN BOYD LUMBER CO 805 South Cuyler D1a1 MO 4 7441 0 S REDDY SUGGESTS uve B ETTE R Electrically - , X IN J GD B x . if i gl 5 NWS' 3 tklizm mail I ' L X x OIL Is What Makes Arner1ca GO Z C725-'E Automotive and Industmal DRILLING COMPANY Motor Rebu11d1ng H 11 Bild 409 S Russell D1a1MO 5 5841 ug es u mg P T Pampa Texas ampa exas Kenneth McWaters, Betty Lou Overall, Raynor Flllman .To Crlnklaw TEX EVANS BUICK CO. 123 North Gray D1a1 MO 4-4677 203 .-X A! O E7 1 ' zz ...l: 5:ff5EiIEZE55f 522552 .-ffifgsifgfggigf . M , -ifiizgigfifgifigfgi figigigi ' ig 5 - e x? O ' 5 , J M - - ,X ee N M S 9 4-4' 1 uf ELMER S SUPER MARKET Pampa Texas 600 East Frederlc Dlal MO 4 3661 E: XML 6517 Vw was 204 S Smart Clothe s Popular Prlces GILBERT S LADIES SHOP 209 N Cuyler Pampa Texas D1a1 MO 5 5745 C-23 il Q- R ?'- X GRONINGER 8: KING CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Pipelme Rm and Plant Constructlon Pampa Texas D1a1 MO 4 3351 A ' L SU I ...lava , I r, P. I I ' f E L . 1' P ' PM . V' .. ' 1 ! - -f? 10,7 2523 ' 'Z05 I 33 A , . '51 -34:1 f I ,I X -gs: Q . - i, Q1 .Ira 71: Q' 5: , 1-:fn , at f ,, mei :::, 2. 125: . V RFE 513' Q ' Sr ,ir Jig . 1551, 3 3 ix- s R l ig I :E E e-?'T v , - - g -- f T W- 2,4- Y . , Q 9 9 'fc GCDLDSM IT I-I DAIRY Farm Fresh Milk ,,,,. ,,,, 112 North Ward PA NAPA Dial MO 4-7471 LUMBER COMPANY A Complete Building Service Aeromotor Windmills and Pampa Texas Pumps 1301 South Hobart Dial MO 5 5781 Seated Lee Fraser 53 WILLIAM T FRASER 8: CO 114 W Kingsrrnll Dial M0 4 7455 David Holt, seated left, Craig Meyers, Gary Wilhelm, Bill Fraser , C' 7 205 1 'Qi Maynette Loftus Estelle Lunsford A A Schuneman Mrs Dorothy Sulnmers C P Buckler, Bill Atkmson and seated Mrs Barbara Herd THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK Pampa At the Top o Texas TNF NEW U S ROYAL MASTER Dan D1a1 FRANK DIAL TIRE COMPANY U S Royal T1res 300 West Brown Dial MO 4 8434 THE HARVESTER GOES TO PRESS At last our yearbook 15 out' We have trred to show you through the te1ev1s1on camera the events that made up our way of hfe at Pampa Hxgh School month by month We must not forget you the students and faculty who have cooperated wrth us rn helprng to make ouryearbook one that we all can be proud to possess We have engoyed comprl mg thrs year s annual as much as we hope you have enjoyed recervtng ll DARREL MALCOLM REEVES AND HARVESTER STAFF 207 Margaret Austin Jim Bailey Velma Baker Carl Benthusen Jimmie Berry Robert Bigham Billy Branum Clyde Brewer Patricia Brooks Jim Brown Betty Burke Mickey Caldwell Emmit Calfy Sandra Cannon Charles Cook Charles Coombes Jeanne Cowan Glenn Cox Mary Crawford Avis Cnssup Leroy Cullender Eddie Davenport Gayle Davis Richard Folley Leeo Ford Henry Fuller Roena Haines Bill Harder Larry Heiskell Loren Hemkem Duane Alexander Jerry Bond Kenneth Bowers Anita Brazzil Bobby Brown Ronnie Burlingame La Jean Caldwell Corky Cambern Don Cates Joe Cobb Robert M. Cobb Jim Coffee Tommy Covalt Wesley Crites Dan Dial Leland Dorman Eleanor Elsheimer Bobby Ferrell BUREAU OF MISSING PERSONS These Students Are Not Pictured SOPHOM ORES James Herd Myrna Higginborham Kenneth Honaker Danny Hudson Larry Ingram Lyndia Keidel Ottice Kidwell Bill King Tolbert Koen Ray Lester Charles Lockhart Don Lee Louton Douglas Luedecke Ted McDonald Billy McGill Rayford Marchman David Marler Charles Martin Lloyd Mays Gene Miller Deloris Mmruck Henry Mitchell Stanley Mitchell William Morris James Murphree Royce Murrah Gary Myers Don Nellis Linda Newman Norman Olivolo .IUNIORS Bill Fraser Harry Haiduk Frank Hakel Kay Hammond Lupe Hemandez Alvis Higgins Suzan Howe Dewey Hutchinson Connie Ingram Rosa Lee Ivy Jeanie Johnson Albert King Dale Lake John Mead Craig Meyers Louis Neely Fred Neslage Tommy Odom Walter Owens Charles Parr Bart Perry Mary Porterfield Robert Preston Patsy Pritchard George Richmond Raymond Roberson Ronnie Rogers Larry Rose Donald Rusk Bill Schlegel Delbert Simmons Terry Smith Bobbie Stout Edward Stubbs Harold Studebaker Jimmy Taylor Harold Thompson Ahce Turner Dickie Watkins Freddy Watkins John Welch Thomas Welch Louis West Rex Williams Donald Wills Robert Wong Ronnie Woods Kenneth Young Winford Pangle John Pigg Jerry Poston Jerry Pritchard Melvin Robertson Kenneth Shipley Clyde Smith Kenneth Smith Charles Snider Udo Specht Ronald Stafford A lice Virden Cecil Watson Janice Whitworth Gary Wilhelm Melvin Wills Alfred Willson Wanda Wilson