Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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Pride of achievement Glor of champions In the counselor's office, Mrs. Ruby Capps keeps files of student test scores and information on colleges for stu- dents who plan ahead for their higher education. Here she assists John Hollo- way in selecting courses to meet col- lege entrance requirements. I0 t ' y Wt' .W A V 4, ...sggm N.. .Q W. 1 ei? The school co-op is the place where students buy school supplies, make payments on senior rings and graduation announcements, and huy football and hasketball ticketswand where tests are stenciled for teachers. Cecelia McDonald, student assistant, sells a package of paper to Carson Snow while Mrs. .lohn Woods, school secretary, looks up from her work. Looking at the P.H.S. trophy case, Joyce Prock is amazed at the number of awards captured throughout the years by school organizations and individuals.

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Thrill Toil Q l Always bustling with people, the auditorium is the scene of many assemblies during the year. Class plays and rehearsals, the choir musical, and performances by civic groups are among the activities that keep the auditorium occupied. of Showtime of studying school students are often found completing their homework or studying for tests o Before of the several flights of stairs in Pampa Highls three-story fand basementl building. I1 OHC 9

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Love of literature Wonder of wisdom A virtual information and complaint center, the main office attracts students who need to change schedules, to become certified for graduation, or to seek answers to puzzling questions. Mrs. M. E. Webb, registrar, helps Diane Burns change her schedule. The library, on the third floor, contains reference books and periodicals for research themes A and term papers, as well as a vast supply of novels for book reports.