Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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T7' A The vivacious Miss Vaughan, as all teachers do, considers it tedious chore to grade semester exams. DEDICA Tl ON The staff of the 1960 Harvester dedicates this edition of our yearbook to Miss Virginia Vaughan in grateful recognition of her contribution as a Teacher and as a friend to the student body. Head of the foreign language department and head sponsor of the Senior Class, she is an inspiration to all who know her, as she gives willingly of her time in helping students to prepare them for the roles they will play in later life. Her Spanish and French classes are enlivened by the traditional costumes and films depicting life in those foreign lands. Sponsoring school trips and parties, supporting school activities, attending sports events, and advis- ing seniors in pre-graduation and commencement ex- ercises are a few of the reasons why we, the staff of the i960 Harvester, take great pride in dedicating our yearbook to MISS VIRGINIA VAUGHAN One of Miss Vaughan's many tasks as Senior Class head sponsor Miss Vaughan pauses for refreshments at the All-School Carnival with is spacing graduates for the commencement processional. her Spanish Club co-sponsor, Mrs. Mary Wright. 4

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