Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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Pompo Plays Host October, 1958 Hosting the Top o' Texas District Student Coun- cil Convention ushered in school activities tor October. While the Junior Class presented as their play, One Foot in Heaven, the Student Council sent tour delegates to Jacksonville, Florida, for the Southern Association ot Student Councils convention. Ouill and Scroll held their tall initiation, and Karen Capps was elected Holiday Oueen to reign over the A Cappella Choir. Cherry Kay, president of the Top O' Texas District of Student Councils calls tl'e meeting to order in the P.H.S, auditorium October 4. , 'W' - . -e .,. ., ' 1 , iff' A --qi M-U9 4' 1 '11, Qgiaztw' ' ffm' N ., i f . , . , f fA f V I ', , 44- 1 r- V ' , f 'z-we--wg..- - fw- A .Ajit Q... 91-7 4-,..n,5v,v . i f 'wt 4 i y, f, K ff ,I wg, f gy .pa -4'lkQh ,'- V, 44,1-',,.' tg ' -s., , ,Ag '14, . V - s .S .pm ' 'W .,, , h 5 'lf 3-, jf! iv'4H'4f' gip'1-, .AL -A4 'f',. ' f7,,,.-'11 ,v-.I I- ' V 0. , jj' . ' V f f . r t .tw 1 , . ,' H .,,, . .f ., , 4 ,, :F ff . , fr v Mu!1.V3f ss., 'xv 1' 4 'f'-f ' 1 ' i A f ' ' . it 1' f .' ' JI mhhuuhcxzhfnffevfft M v ,fun-.Jw ..-f A new sight to students this year is this line of buses between the field house and the football stadium. Formerly buses met students in front of the main building. of the B ore the raditional bonf re which heralds the Amarllo oot L3 ec O, bal game Samrriie Sande pc cctully awats hs 'arn ng ta e C55 5 QU

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f-461 llti' gygmuilf .-1-' 'x As the rush to buy annuals begins, Jere Teed, business manager, horn, editor, sign up eager subscribers. and Anne Tripple- Routine Returns September, 1958 Returning with September were many veterans to P.H.S. New teachers as well as new students scanned the hall for the first time. The annual Howdy Assembly initiated the stage which hosted many assemblies during the year. Clubs elected officers and squared away for nine busy months. As publications sales began, so did plans for the Junior Class play. Harvester footballers won their first home game of the season over Bowie of El Paso. Carol Rochelle, first to get a senior ring, shows Harvesters proudly display their new traveling jackets at the send-off pep rally before their open- her coveted possession to Mrs. Russell Cart- ing game in Wichita Falls. wright. 1- .., fra Linda Slsewes student body pres dent conducts the Climaxing Howdy Day which began wth an assembly to thr'll any TV western fan Student Councl workshop cn September 27 V, S me Hgwdy Party in the school cafeteria I8

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Linda Slcevves student body president and Betty Sprinkle cheerleader, third and fourth from left entertain representatives from Palo Duro High School before the football game on L 5 C c C b Gala Activities November, 1958 Waikiki Night Club, Girls' Choir booth, captured first place, and Kevin Chisholm and Theresa Marak were crowned King and Queen amidst the gaiety ot the All'School Carnival, Top science students were chosen charter members of nationally-affiliated Tri Sci, and the T958 Harvester yearbook won the Medalist award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Child- ren's Theater trouped The Wizard ot Oz to Sam Houston to premiere the production presented at all elementary schools. Homecoming during the Thanksgiving holidays drew about 300 exes. Giving highlights of her Junior Red Cross European tour in the J.R.C, assembly is Donna Jernigan, Wichita, Kansas. i ,I ? i i Var, Wright, Band Sneetheart, proudly dis- ,5 :fc 'eral l,re presented cisritg hali- L -' TC Pla rt, C' footlivl