Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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Selecting books from the library stacks for book reports or leisure reading are Elmer Yalwne, Marilyn Fire and Braxton Harper. Also to be found in the library are reference books and periodical files. Keep your colors flying As we stand by you Deor old Pompo High School as 5 ,pk G , ,W QM -, ,L U. fr.,-'Q O ci I2 sa ' l if-Asa s '-a 4 4 i . ' luv,-.1-v Qi PHS 'lie :alvera irlais liosi to g Q ic 1 .C s .Wi . r

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-.. Mm ., Victory Month March, 1958 With the coming of March, seniors frolicked at their annual Mardi Gras, Harvester cagers went to state and returned victorious, and work began on talent show auditions and the All-School contest play. Linda Skewes became the first elected girl president of Pampa High School. Darryl Ammons received the Hustling Harvester award, while Lynda Bullard was crowned Basketball Queen with Kay Kolosha and Ann Kennedy as attendants. ? T N ' si K QAM i X' -'ills' H svn-. 'ibut With pride we welcomed home the 1958 state basketball champs at a downtown pep rally Dr Joe Donaldson presents Olivia Anne Swain with a bouquet of Kay Kolosha Ph llis Burress Carol Roundtree and red roses along with the title of Miss Pampa Youth and Community Martha Gordon k ck off Twirp Week in an assembly Center. s it Mrs Elaine Ledbetter center background helps students set up exhibits for the first Science Fair