Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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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. 'W V5 'W .-.-. 5,1 XC

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PRACTICE FIELD A familiar place where the football, baseball and track teams of Pampa High put in many hard hours is the practice field, located west of Harvester Stadium. FOOTBALL STADIUM A new look at Harvester Stadium shows the absence of the end bleachers, which were dismantled as a re- sult of a clean-up campaign for the school last spring. From the press box .... come newspaper and radio re- ports of games, allE9 '9