Pampa High School - Harvester Yearbook (Pampa, TX)

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Speaker at the breakfast for consultants, Bette Malone, public relations worker for United Van Lines, was also consultant for the public relations session. Larry Stephens was student leadcr. Frank Boyle of Lubbock, Scottish immigrant, talks to students interested in careers as auto mechanics. Greg Warden student leader, listens with interest. Consultant for the coach-athlete group was Coach Dr. Charles Schwartz of Southwestern Sharon Cline of Central Airlines, consultant Gene Mayfield of Borger. Talking with him is State College, Weatherford, Oklahoma, for the airline stewardess session during the John Fite, junior, who was the student leader, conducted the pharmacist session, over first roundtable, was introduced by Anne which Mike Warner, senior, presided. Evans, student leader. Cynthia Morgan, student leader, and Turan Soylemez, American Field Service exchange student from Turkey, chat with Gene Hollar, Pampa architect, left. 24 tudents Face Choice Of Various Careers Pampa Highis fifth annual Career Clinic was held February 20. The- clinic consisted of 72 ses- sions in two groups of roundtables of 55 minutes each, ranging from farmer to theater and motion pictures. ' At a breakfast for the consultants, Bette Malone, public relations worker for United Van Lines, was the principal speaker. Vice-president of the Great American of Dallas insurance agency, Ed Speer, was the inspirational speaker at the opening assembly. The Little Harvester published a special twenty- page Career Clinic edition, of which Key Club members distributed 2,000 copies throughout the city.

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Speech An outstanding h i gh school actress, Iohnlyn completed three semesters of speech courses and three semesters of drama. She played leading roles in her junior and senior class plays, as Well as several contests and Chil- dren's T h e a t e r plays. ,lohnlyn was president of Thespians her s e n i o r year. Vocational Agrlculture Completing Vocational Agriculture I, ll and III, Richard was chapter re- porter of the Future Farmers of America his junior year and district vice-president his senior year. He received the VA departmental award last vear. JOHNLYN MITCHELL RICHARD BOWERS GERTIE ESLICK BARBARA JOHNSON ln RHS Girls' PE. Gertie was spiker for the Harvester volleyball team each of her high school years. Home Economics A member of the Fu- ture Homemakers Club for three years, Barbara completed three years of home economics and was elected to the lVlcCall's Teen Fashion Board her senior year. 23

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Dr. Robert C. Busteed of West Texas State College, con- sultant for the scientist group, confers with Wayne Hawkins, student leader, before his session. Mrs. Otto Mangold, Robert E. Lee Junior High science teacher, discusses secondary teaching opportunities. Representing the .lunior Chamber of Commerce as coordinator of the Career Clinic, Duggan Smith, right, chats with ,lack Moseley, who talked on industrial sales, and Priscilla Dobbin, student leader. Carey Nisbet and J. M. Holloway of Maben's of Lubbock, wholesale florist supply company, talk with Mrs. Dona Cornutt, Pampa High registrar and Altrusa coordinator. Mr. Ed Speer, vice-president of Great American of Dallas, an insurance agency, speaks at the opening assembly of the Career Clinic. His topic was 4'Man of Decisionf' 25