Panhandle High School - Lair Yearbook (Panhandle, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1938 volume:

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' 37 SE - E ' ' '37 ALL STATE cLAlx I .RST ' 37 ' I I 0 0 1 13' F.r.A. '38 .38 no un I . ll I r.r.A. ' '36 ' E . ' Q SENIOR HISTORY FOUR YEARS AGO APPROXIIATELY FIFTY HAPPY, GDQLUCKY FRESHMAA ENTERED INTO A REAL! OF HIGHER LEARNING, PANHANDLE HIGH SCHOOL NIS8 BOBBIE ELLEN NUCKOLS, NOW MRS F T GERALD, WAS THE FAITHFUL SPONSOR OF THE CLASS JIN MCCRAY SERVED AS PRESIDENT, AND RAY GIDGS VAS VICE PRESIDENT THE SECRETARY WAS SAN NHITESIDE AND THE TREASURER CLARENCE HOWE LOUIS LEMONS WAS REPORTER ON RETURNING TO HDEAR OLE P H.S T F 5 THE SOPHOMORES CHOSE ED LEWIS AS PRESIDENT AND MISS JO RUTLEDPE SPON SOR NENDEL EAGLE NAS VICE PRESIDENT, AND LOUIS LENONS WAS SECRETARY NANNIE LEE SPARKS WAS REPORTER T HIGHLIGHT Or THE YEAR WAS THE PICNIC NEAR THE CANADIAN RIVER A SOPHOMORE PARTY WAS ALSO GIVEN IN THE FALL OF 36 ABOUT THE SAME GROUP OF STUDENTS EIROLLED AS JUNIORS SAN WHITESIDE SERVED AS PRESIDENT WITH THE AIO OF MISS MARY LEE REPASS, SPONSOR JIM NCCRAY SERVED AS VICE PRES IDENT AND NANNIE LEE SPARKS AS SECRETARY ALLENE SHEPHERD AND POLLY LITTLE WERE TREASURER AND REPORTER THE JUNIORB WERE EN TERTAINED WITH A PARTY IN THE HONENAKING DEPARTIENY- THE OUT STANDING EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS THE JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET, CARRY ING OUT THE DUTCH NOTIF, HELD IN THE HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA SAM WHITESIDE ACTED AS TOASTHASTER. OF THE TWENTY NINE SENIORS WHO ENTERED PANNANDLE RICH SCHOOL IN IH3, FOURTEEN OF THEM HAD STARTED THEIR SCHOOL CAREER IN PAN HANDLE GRADE SCHOOL AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR NISS MARGARET SH ERS WAS CHOSEN AS SPONSOR IN NOVEMBER, FOLLOWING MISS SHEERS szfuarzon, Ma ssnaons CH sz THE RED AS THEIR COLORS 'WE usu wAs cHosEN AS THE THE FIRST SOCIAL LINE WAS ELECTED TO FILL THE POSITION THE ROSE AS THE CLASS FLOWER AND RLD AND WHITE HAVE CROSSED THE BAY, THE OCEAN LIES BEFORE NOTTO EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS A FOX SUPPLR HELD IN CCTCP R IN THE NASONIC HALL A TAFFY PULLING WAS HELD IN THE HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT AT CHRISTNAS TOYS WFRE EXCHANGED AT THE c os: or THE ENTeRrAInucNr no SENIOR WILL EVER ronczr THE Fun H c on KID DAY Ano SENIOR ornsn OUTSTANDING EVENTS or THE vena wen: THE ssnaon PLAY Ann THE JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET. NOTHER HIGHLIGHV WAS THE JUNIOR SENIOR FOOTBALL GAME HELD IN THE srnaus WITH THE BACCALAUREATE SERNON on HAY 22, Ann THE com MFMCEMENT EXERCISES on HAY 2M THE sanlons' HIGH scHooL DAYS THF DAYS WHICH WILL ALWAYS BE REMENBERED A8 TN! HAPPIEST outs THEIR LIVES WERE ENDED 5 I-Q 44 2 J R., X KX ,I I AL . ' Q A UP . . IN HE ALL OF '3, . - HE ' , I 5 AY'7 I I .A 1 l RE 4 Q J- C. I . HE A- DAY. , - A- ', IN ' -. , X f f'1 . f f ' N F ,P 2 ' ' x Q ' K.. I , . X ,f , 5 I ' ' T , r gr L I ! -g lk L I Q ' -'. - -N-- ,fall ' , I 'Z SENIOR CALENDAR rIRST DAY OF SCHOOL MCLEAN AT PANHANDLL H REFORD AT HEREFORD PAMPA AT PAMPA TULIA AT PANHANDLE SENIOR BOY QIPFER CLAUDE AT PANHANDLE P LLIPS AT BGRG R GROOM AT GROOM WHITA DEER AT PANHANDLE RLRRYTON AT BURGER TULIA AT PANHANDLE NELL NGTON AT WELLINGTON 'IONSI RANQUET FOR FOOTBALL BOYS MOTHERS BANQUET FOP FOOTBAIL BOYS EN OR CHRICTMAS PARTY SEPTEMBER 7 SEPTEMBER 7 SEPTEMBER 44 ocr aan 1 I BIA our BER 9 TIBER ocroeen 49 Novcuscn 5 Novnmszn 12 NOVEMBER 19 ozcenszn 3 oeczussn Dscvmaen DLCEMPLR DECEMBER fuccmaan A F R P TO COTT BOWL UTBA L BOYS TR TO CLTTQN BOWL BANK CLIN C AT F3 T WORTF P P SQUAD PARTY FOR BAND CLINIC AT CANYON SENIOR PICTURES TAKEN CLAUDE CHAPEL PROGRAM OTBALL BOYS CHAPEL PROGRAU AT CLAUDE PEP SQUAD PARTY AT AMARILLO BASKETBALL TOURNAIENT AT MIAII C AT BORG BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT PAMPA SENIOR PLAY KID AY SEN'OR PIcNIc SINIOR SENIOR FOOTBALL JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET LAST DAY OF SCHOOL BACLALAUR'ATE SERMON COMMENCEUENT EXERCISE! 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FIFTH ROW HELEN CARTER, MARGARET HE EN PYRON, JENELL RICKQ, LUCILLE SNIY KELSEY W ITERS GEIEVA Moons, COLIN SMITH, EARLENE vANcE, ALFRED Grnrnv SIXTH ROW JOY WILLIAMS, SYEWAHT PURVINES, aca WALKER, AUDRY CRAWFORD, HOWARD BEDDING FIELD, DAVID OIKEEFE, FRANCIS SLAGLE, MAX CROW, LESLIE DENNY, WINFHED YORK, DONALD CROW. 5.44 i f 6-'13 Wei- W., .gg , -I Lx ' . I I zfzri. f 'I fla- g'Q?' N' '-TIT: .- ll-II 0 A A4 ' I ' . I lg- I f ' -W- ' I I f -I A A ,. ,W - Aff, - ,. - aa ., I -, , g' ' '. If A fl' fir, 'AJ .. . T' - ' :-I Q 1- ,: ,i f I up ' , . if A ,' 3 YQ 9 - I . 1 ff , I -- - f ' ' ' -:gp-Q, I : I A R f , g I, I 4 ,-1 1 4, fgg?4?+3f - 5 ' X f 3 , I 'WJ' . R1-j :, ,f -- -J , Q, I --., 3 P ,, JI p'I-V . I xg J TI 'V-. 'I' Ja' X J I w ,ld .K I a gf -E P ' M, 5,y, 1 F ,S fr N ' 1 I , I ., - 1 I' M 5:5 ' Ia c. . . 1. TR .us , HAS . . A , B , ED AM ,f , Ev . , ' H - 1 H, A f'T'Nf'? ZX X X U 1 cers Pres 044117 fffplfgf Mffeff We Q65 oh! 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SULLIVAN, MAURINE RUSS, VEDA WEAYHERLY, JULIA IKE INGRUI THIRD ROW CLIFTON HUDSON, GEORGE DENNIS, BENNIE SEASON, BILLY KING, JINIY RICHMOND, WILFOBD WALLACE, LLOYD STERLING, JACK CRAIG, HENRY WALTER8, ANNA MARIE DETTON, GLADYS WELCH, EVELYN WELCH FOURTH RON BRICE KINDLE, LLOYD LEE, GLENN GRIPP, EDWARD ROREX, DOUGLAS ANDERSON, HART IELL WILLIAMS, WALTER COFFEE, IURL PRUITT, IALTER DITTBERNER, FRANK IURRAY, GEORGE NEASLEY, HOIARD IEATHERLY, NELVIN WALKER Z 7 Q N A :Q 5. ,,,.,,.- . I 1 C++- I I E S A Q Ll, T , Ak- 32, J - -, l A ,, RITE , IL--. I A . A 7 , . ' 3 ' 1:1 , lffff ' 2, 'I , W , 1 I '11 .A Q ... HIL, K ' ajft, A -5 M 17' , I V ' , ' ' ' 'LI , , - 4 ' A , -: Q. fY:,' r : .' di ,nu -w . N ,ggi . . Q t Jam? I , ', . - ,El E L K. 'I 1 X in ,. . 4 E x'e: : 4 4 Q E 5 E. P Q' . .fr ' ,l I rs 5' A ' 1 A rl I :T 'A I n ,Jin 'r V 'I' .ff-T.H.,,g I r' Lift 'nr' ' ,1Q4,,, -' :' A ' '-- - A . ., , f Nrfgr.-:?,,:,..f ,a,,-mf: O, I 93 I r I -Q h K: L 1' ly K -- A Y A Q . . . . 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COYLE6, EVELYU PIIOELTON, KATHERINE VAUOKT, LEIOLA O'NEAL, NAOMI SMITH, IILDIED OALLIHAI, RUTH HARBISOI, ALIEDA IURLESON, JUANNA JO IIGHAI, MARY AIIA IOIEITI, VIOLA VANCE THIRD ROI JACK ROBERTSON, PAUL LEWIS, EMERALD LEE HELD, ELDON BRANSON, DELOS CLEEK, ROBERT RUSS, ROBERT LAYIAN, JACK BAKER, CLYDE LYLES, NEIL PRUITT, LEON PINGLE TON, JACK POWELL FOURTH ROW MISS RUTLEDGE, SPONSOR, BILL LAIR, PHILIP SILCOTT, WELDON YORK, YEATIS CARROLL, FREDDY BOBBITT, LEO TNORPE, HOWARD COX, HAROLD DENNIS, ROBERT IALTERS, THOMAS WHITE, AL HAIDUCK, EDWARD HOHEN, DAWSON LITTLE Q1 wr , liiihg , 5 , fag iii i ,zz A ELEC L.:-f 9 ' . 1. I .1 . ' 5 1 it ,lj My sv' 1 . I A-F f,' ::x: ?f31f Ulu. EL Snail f A ,L LLL 4 7' If J? r g A' N y Q4 h -' Ig I ,- if 1 'I I V j.1f::.A ng - 1 5, :Q Iggfl E 9 -'C A ng M. - -33. 'L - ' IN'x f JH 44 V v Q I V 1 . . .m.i-A 1 TlvL '-- -IL F -I aff Paws- ff WA 156 Bfesfafenff! le lf 0161! Secrffarf H1 X LEWIS 72 915W f lwfafeaffawfffffrl Dwffef uefm mf 0:40 A aff inf! 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IKABII, UABIARET HELEN PYRON, Us la IEENE, DIBEBTOI, WELDOI YORK, DELOI OLEEK, BENNlE BEASDN, OEQIL ?lllLET0l, KEIIEYH STEIIE, JUANNA JO IIBHAN, JOYCE LEUONS, LIIOLA O'lEAL, LE! ROY IEAKER, 'ALTER DITTIEINER, HAROLD GENTRY, Gllll GRIPP, YEATE8 OAIIDLL- 13a.uim -6 L SDWKXHD LEADERS ALLINE SHEPHERD, LEAIII, llLon:o cHAsTAlN, ASBIQYAIY LEADER. FIRST ROI: NELLEEI PAUL, lanlanzt watson, Anunrssn LEI, llxllt lzlbtn, 4uAllTA nAnnls, Vlllllll Lt! l'lEAL SECOND ROI vlnoluvn lnnnr, lAlv Jo YAHLOI, VEQA !tAvutlLv, JULIA IA: lllnul. utLsn ROIINIDI, llllldl KIIILE, MEL!! QOIIIII, LIVITYA n1exzLg THIRD ROI! IAUIIIE liill, ILRDYI IEKCH, LEE BELL MUFF, IARY LEIOIII, IIAUIA LDA CALLHIAI, IIRCARET LILL, FRANCES EAGLE, HELEN CARTIR, POLLY Llf1'LE, UANIIE LEE IPAIKI FOURTH RO' una. sums, srnuson, nun SHEPHERD, zvaun mu, vuolu xnuuz, Q oonotnv JEAN CALDWELL, uyznnz. 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FOILEI, COACH, LOUII LEIOIS, TIOTTER ADAIS, J Rv ITIRLIIG, JI WELDON DOILEI, JAIEI l!0ASKEY, NOLAI lPARK!, KELSEY WALTER8, LLOYD STERLING, YRANCII ULAOLE, EDIII BOIIITT, JACK ATKINS, ASSISTANT COACH Nx 1-'s g lp. F GUTBA LL SUMMARY THE PANTHERS BEGAN THEIR TRAINING ON THE WEATHERLY RANCH IN NEI MEXICO, WHERE STRENUOUS NORKOUTB WERE HELD TWICE DAILY WITH PLENTY TO EAT, SUFFICIENT SLEEP, AND CONSTANT EXERCISE, THE TEAN SOON NAS IN TOP SHAPE: UPON RETURNING HOME, EQUIPMENT WAS ISSUED AND TRAINING WAS BE GUN INMEDIATELY A scRluuAGE WITH BORDER PROVED THAT THE TEAM WAS IEAK IN SEVERAL POINTS AFTER ANOTHER WEEK OF PRACTICE, THE REAL TEST WAS AT HAND THE PANTHERS WERE T0 PLAY POSTED TO BE A 'ELL POLISHED TEAM THE PANTHER PARK, WHICH WAS TO BE DEDICATED TEAMS BATTLED UP AND DOWN THE FIELD FOR THE GAME THAT FOUR ENDED on A 6-6 oEAoLocK FVEN Tuousu HOLEAN ras Flnsr or rue QAME, THE PANruEas Pnovsn Y AND A FAST DRIVING BACKFIELD MCLEAN TIGERS WHO WERE WAS PLAYED IN THE NEW NIGHT ALTHOUGH BOTH LONG QUARTERS, THE GAME NAS SLIGHTLY FAVORED HAT THEY HAD A STRONG LINE WHERE IN A HARD FOUGHT THE PANTHERS THEN TRAVELED T0 HEREFORD, BATTLE THEY WON BY A SMALL MARGIN THE NEXT DIFFERENTLY. THF PANTHERS LOST BY TWO TOUOHDDUNB TO THE POWERFIL PAM- PA HARVESTERS ALTHOUGH DEFEATED, THE PANTHENS LEARNED MUCH, LNABLINC THEN T0 PLAY WITH MORE ACCURACY AND PRECISION IN THE FOLLOWING GAMES THE TEAM THEN PLAYED TULIA IN A NON CONFERENCE GAME WHICH THE PAN THERS WON BY A TOUCHDOWN I CONFERENCE GAME NITH CLAUDE, THE PAN THERS MADE A GOOD SHOWING, MAKING FIVE TOUCHDOWN5 WHILE CLAULL WAS MAKING TWO AT PHILLIPS, THE PANTHERS TOOK AN EARLY LEAD TO WIN BY ONE TOUCHDOUN GHODM, MIAMI, AND WHITE DEER FELL BEFORE THE STRONG PANTHER ATTACK AFTER DEFEATING WHITE DEER, THE TEAM PLAYED PERRYTON IN THE DISTRICT PLAY OFF ALTHOUGH THERE WA8 PLENTY OF ACTION, THE BAKE WAS NOT SO THNILLING AS THE GAME WITH THE PERRYTON RANGERS A YEAR AGO THE PANTHER! WON THE GAME BY A TWO TOUCHDOWN LEADQ IN THE BI DISTRICT PLAY OFF, THE PANHANDLE TEAM PL YED TULIA THE WINNER OF DISTRICT I EVEN THOUGH THE PANTHERS HAD EDGED TULIA OUT IN A NON CONFERENCE GAME AT THE FIRST OF THE SEASON, THE BI DISTRICT TITLE SEENED HARD T0 OBTAIN THE PANTHERS WERE TNAILING AT THE END OF THE THIRD QUARTER BY A TOUCHDOWN. THE GAME, HOWEVER, HAD A STORY BOOK ENDING WITH THE PANTHERS PILING UP 17 POINTS IN THE LAST QUARTER TO CLINCH THE BI DISTRICT TITLE GAME, Howsvsn, Euoso IN THE REGIONAL TILT, THE PANTHERS PLAYED THE FLASHY WELLINGTON SKYROCNETS. THE WELLINGTON ELEVEN WAS WIDELY KNOWN FOR ITS ABILITY TO MAKE TOUCHDOWNS AND T0 HOLD ITS OPPONENTS SCORELESS ALTHOUGH THE CATS WERE TRAILING BY A SLIGHT MARGIN AT THE END OF THE FIRST HALF, THEY TURNED ON THE PRESSURE IN THE LAST PERIOD TD WIN THE REGIONAL TITLE WITH A SCORE OF 12 2 IN WINNING THE CHANPIONBHIP, THE PANTHERS ACCOMPLISHED WHAT NO OTHER CLASS B TEAM IN TEXAS HAS EVEN BEEN ABLE TO oo an THE Husroav or vue LEAGUE ro wan run REGIONAL ounurlonsnlr TWICE IN succzsslou Too uucu PRAISE cAnnor as Given THE PANTHER TEAM or '37 38 ron IT8 anEAv AccouPLlsuHEnvs FOOTBALL SUMMARY NOLEAN HEREFORD PAMPA TULIA CLAUDE MIAMI PHILLIPS GROOM WHITE DEER PERRYTON IEPTEIBEI OCTOBER NOVEMBER TH Y DISTRICT TITLE neczunsn VUL., BI DISTRICT TITLE WELLINGTON 2 REGIONAL TITLE Y . . RE- . . AT . N A g Q - - 17 Z 'Z 2? o 6 13 o 8 o 6 15 11+ 21+ 22 o 20 29 O s 6 Lg 12 0 no 19 13 26 3 13 zu IO T ' . 12 -IT7 -41? ..-gp A ..Ji5 IBWIXISIQIEIXIJI, FIRST ROW JAMES MECASKEV J R STERLING, TROTTER ADAIS, LLOYD STERLING, KELSEY IALTERSQ SECOND ROW. W. Ho FOWLER, COACH, DEAHL HOIE, WAYNE COX, AUDHY CRAWFORD, FRANCIS SLAILE, JIM MCCRAY, HOWARD lEDDlNGYlELDv Q v I 1 BASKETBALL SUMMARY BECAUSE OF THE LONG FOOTBALL SEASON, BASKETBALL DID NOT GET UNDER WAY UNTIL LATE IN THE SEASON. AFTER A WEEK or PRACTICE, THE TEAM PLAYED SEVERAL NDI-CONFERENCE QAIEIQ TNE PANTHER! ATTENDED A TOURNAMENT HELD IN UIAII, IHERE THEY PLACED SECOND T0 IIN A BEAUTIFUL SILVER TROPHY. AFTER DEFEATING BOTH IHITE DEER AND GROON, THE FANTHEH8 WON THE RIGHT TO REPREIEIT CARSON COUNTY IN THE DISTRICT IEET HELD IN PANPA. IN THE TOUR NAKEIT, THE BOYS WON TWO GAMES AND LOST TWO. THE CATS HON ELEVEN GAMIS OUT OF THE SIXTEEN PLAYED- EVEN THOUGH THE PANTHERS DID NOT ADVANCE FAR IN THE DISTRICT, THEY HAD ONE OF THE HOST SUCCESSFUL SEASONS IN THE HISTORY OF THE SCHOOL. SUMMARY OF BASKETBALL GAMES PANHANDLE PANHANDLE CANYON AUARILLO JR COLLEGE GDODNIGHT ORODI IOODNIGHT IHEELER FANPA LEFOR8 INITE DEER FAIHANDLE PANHANDLE PAIHANDLE PAIHANDLE FANNANDLE PANHANDLE PANHANDLE PANNANDLE PAINANDLE FANNANDLE PANNAIDLE PANHAIDLE FANHAIDLE BORDER CROOI MIAMI LEFORS SFEARNAN PANPA BOXING ALTHOUGH BOXING NAD A RATHER NEI SPORT IN scHooL, IUCH INTEREST wAs SHOWN BY IANY 0F THE sovs DEAHL Hows AND CHARLES SUITN wane THE FIRST TO PRDVE THEIR ABILITY IN THE RING IN TNL GDLDEN GLOVES TOUR NAMENT, DEAHL WON THE FLVWEIGHT DIVISION BUT wAs UNABLE T0 ATTEND THE TOURNAMENT Il FT- IORTN CHARLES BNITH ADVANCED TO TN: BEII FINALS BUT LolT IN A DLC!! DECISION More THEN EITERED THE A.AaU TOURNAMENT AT ANARILLD IHENE NE IDN THE FINAL BOUT IY Al EAIY DECISION AFTER WINNING AT AIAIILLO, Noll ADVANCED T0 DALLAI IN ull FIRST FIGHT, DEAHL LOST IV A GLB!! IEOIRIDN TO TNI DALLAS IOLDEN GLOVE! CHAMPION, WHO LAYER lOl TN! A.AoUo TOURNAMENT Yl llf D!ANL's OPPONENT STATED THAT HE TDDK lol! FUIIINIINT IN TNA! YIUNT THAN ANY OTHER IN THE Toun IAIEIT AYTER DDRAPIND THROUGH A TOUHNEY SPONSORED av THE FANHANDLE CNAIBER or COMMERCE, A Boxllo TEAN ORCANIZED TO ENTER THE AMARILLO HIGH SCHOOL TDURNANENT TNI nov: ENTERIND THE FIGHTS AT AMARILLO WERE BOBBIE STEPKEN, FLYIEIIHT, BELA HAYTDN, BANTAIIEIGHT, DOUGLAS AN DERSON, FEATHERWEIGNT, J E. NAYTON, WELTENWEIGHT, JAMES NECASKEY AND LOUIS LEIONS, IIDDLEVEIGNT AND KELSEY IALTERS, HEAVYWEIGHT. ONLY suITH AND WALTERS EITEREB TH! SEMI FINALS SIITH LOST BY A VERY, VERY cLosE DECISION T0 AN ANARILLO BOY. NALTERS FORFEITED HIS BOUT T0 A LAD FROM THE SAIE TOIN ALTHOUGH FEI ADVANCED FAR IN THE CONTEST, EVERY SINGLE ONE SHOIED A HIDN STANDARD or SFORTSIANSHIP IN BOTH WINNING AND LDSIND. IF THE FUTURE IDNIND TEAIS NAV! HALF TN! succsst or THE sovs TNI! YQAR, THEIR KFFORT IILL BE WELL NQRTH NNILIQ 31 57 30 . 28 25 20 22 13 II9 2 27 1 22 20 ga 29 LI? 30 15 23 PAIHANDLE 32 INQTE pggg 30 57 31 23 VOL LEY BALL DOROTHY COUNSELHAN, JOYCE LEHONS, JOAHNE SKAGGS, WANDA SHEPHERD, AND KATHERINE VAUOHT SECOND ROW MARY LEE REPASB, COACH, FRANCES EAGLE, LEE IELL HUFF, LOUISE SCHULZE, JUANHA JO WIGHAI, ANI IARGARE7 HELEN PYRON THIRD ROW. FRANKIE wALTtRl, ALMEDA BURLESON, ORA LEE RAIEY, KROELL lnlrl, vsn GINIA BIOQI, LENDLA o'NEAL, Ano MARY sus ao1Ll8. APPIOXIIATELY TYKITY FOUR GIRL! RIPOIYEI fl! VULLEY HALL THIS SIAIOIQ THE IIRLI PLAYED GAMES 'ITN UNITE llllg OIOOI, AND BGRQER ALTHOUGH THEY DID IDT Ill ALL THEIR IAIZS, THEY SHOIED THE TRUE YICHYIII IPIRIT If REPORTING REBULARLY AND BY THE TYPE OF SPORISIAD- Ill? EXMIIIYED I? ALL OF THEN. SINCE GIRLS' BASKETIALL HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED IN PANHANDLK HIGH SCHOOL, VOLLEY BALL I8 GOING TO BECOHE A POPULAR SPORT AIONO THE GIRLS, AND IITH THE PRACTICE ANI SPIRIT THEY HAVE SHOIN THIS YEAR, A GOOD VOLLEY BALL TEAM MAY BE EXPECTED NEXT YEAR THE OIRLU HAVE ENJOYED PLAYING VOLLEY BALL THIS YEAR, AND IITH THE OAIE BEING A FAVORITE SPORT WITH ALL THE GIRLS, GOOD TECHNIQUE IS BTEADILY DEVELOPING 5 Fmsr Row: v 4 L 1. E lm 1 A-L - i 4 fn swim-lx: .. New 3 1 x ,jk fs., V I? Sw x n P nw A is H HP F lang ivuaqqp, 'nm was Cs ,, N -fy K ll my-. ,ln WM .11 ,jc if rv,ux 1 hh ? 1-6- v '4 - J I l +,:f1.f'o 9:15 ADVERT I SEMENT5 St .L In o o 1 uv lrmb OY' FNQLT' o 16 Oftlhth pJbl Q Ll e5is V t fl Quo. D og CQ,TsonC, ntyiq s'C1-ac.tC. 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