Perryton High School - Ranger Yearbook (Perryton, TX)

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In order to build stronger school spirit during football season a pep rally was held preceeding each Friday night game. The cheerleaders de- voted much time and effort to planning new and different skits. The students and the pep band cheered our team to victory. Cheerleaders work hard to plan posters for games. Best facility cheerleaders honored with chance to ring victory bell at first conference game. Mr. Dick Bynum drives the Greyhound bus which carries the Rangers to victory. ll ■ in r1 i He done his best but it wasn ' t good enough. Ranger tc : ball practice was encouraged by short pep rallies on the practice field. 10

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Throughout the many school years, Perryton High has gained the title of having great school spirit. This year above all it has been worthy of this name. Enthusiastic students have joined together to make this year a finer and more complete year for P.H.S. ,-m - — I Still say I ' m proud to be a RANGER ! YELL, ye Rangers, YELL! Students participate in volleyball at School Socials. ■ |H ■■■ 1 v 1 H 1 lu? ' ' ' B l B l Ht . ' ■ wt r H K.,aA ' iM m v l m Hl ' vJ ' mm Whether we win or whether we lose we ' re RANGERS just the same.

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Ranger football season draws near an end with the falling snow on the victory bell. With the cold weather the yelling at football games gets louder and louder. Along with football season comes one of the greatest honors which can be bestowed upon a girl. This honor is football queen. Penny Price was crowned by Captain Terry McWhorter to be the football queen of 1962. Penny ' s attendents were Senior - Ann Acker, Junior - Shelia Wylie, Sopho- more - Karen Lewis. The Queen ' s Court consisted of Karen Lewis escorted by Benny Conley, Freddie Lewis, Co-Captain Don Wagner, Queen Penny Price, Co-Captain Terry McWhorter, Danny Witt escorting Ann Acker, and Johnny Leicht escorting Shelia Wylie.