Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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Pursuit of knowledge Ri ors of exercise Examining the atomic structure of two crystals of salt are Ray Wagner, Hank Henry and Cecil Biggers. Many hours of ex- perimentation are spent in this chemistry laboratory. Carol Enloe enjoys exercise on the trampoline while the other girls in her physical education class wait their turn. The milling machine used by stu- dents in the metal trades depart ment intrigues Steve Smiley, Wil' liam Shaw and Gerry Gruver. I3

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Sound of music Flow Don Cobb, Bobby Whatley and Gordon Bayless diligently rehearse their numbers for band while John Goes practices on his tuba. The band room at the west end of the building is rarely empty as many band students spend much of their spare time there. of Words The Journalism and publications room is the hub of activity for students working on the annual and Bill Mangham, Marvin Robinson, Wayne Pursley and ,lames Shelton gather around the piano in the choir room to polish up one of the numbers they do as a quartet. I2 the weekly school newspaper, The Little Harvester, as they battle regular deadlines.

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Fight, Harvesters, fight! This slogan can well express the feelings of students toward the action on the gridiron of Harvester stadium, the scene of exciting battles as Pampa High's football teams meet their foes. Keermess of rivalry pirit of contest ,,,,,, -,,. fa. Located west of the football stadium, the baseball diamond is the center of sports activities in the spring. I4 Some Pampa High students prefer to their hours of exercise on the four courts when the weather permits. spend tennis