Pewitt High School - Round Up Yearbook (Omaha, TX)

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if we ,lumor Class Officers Ennis Hawkins-Presidentg Patsy McNatt-Seo retary Jackie Hummel Vice President. Brubaker, Mary Ann Charlton, Mickey Charlton, Virginia Cheatham, Sandra Cheek, George Collier, Tommie Cooper, Wanda Craig, Iris Davis, Eddy Glynn Davis, Kay Davis, Ruby Lee Dodson, Ada Elliott, Charles Falls, Kenneth Frost, George Griffin, Ann Hall, Betty Sue Harrison, Patsy Harvey, R. M. Hawkins, Ennis Class of 1961 Juniors are too young to be seniors, but too old to be sophomores . . . Their fight to be the best class of PHS is well underway. The juniors have had their first chance to accept responsibilities and to set an example for the sophomores. We are sure they will not forget their junior year. Neither will they forget the Junior-Senior Prom that they had to pay for. This class is ready and willing to be- come the Senior Class of '6l. ,fl Boozer, Thomas 1, 1-fe C if .1 iifixt-gf Qi Q WI at T 'FN all-E- ,lf 1 lex f- :gh W ei ' i ' ii t i - N DV, , rf od f W kdm! X il Y I l J pf 1w j, 'Y

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ff.. v Sophomore Class Officers: Ronald Shaw-President, Bobby Minton- Vice President, Carol Brian-Secretaryg a.nd Jerry Pope-Treasurer. Adams, John Barron, Howard Batchelor, Martha Boaz, Keith Brewton, Oliver Brian, Carol Brooks, Ernest ' Buckland, Elaine 'Y Chambliss, Larry - ' Jo l s ,5,'-y ,,f7 , T 1 X H X ij ' 3 .Sy Charlton, Wayne Cheatham, Richard Churchwell, Robert Davis, Lois Derrick, Linda of 1962 Chws The novelty of high school has worn off, leav- ing the Sophomores to a well-known routine. The class has no funds to raise or projects to cause work, therefore, giving more time for study. Using their outstanding athletic ability, loyal Sophomores provide competition for upperclass- men. They already have one district championship behind them, and are looking forward to another. v.- . t - , moto 1 .y , 2 A - not AvAu.Au.s r 'G Q -Z ,Quv 1 . ,Q N-1 gi , ,uw Q K ,,, .m AM aw ' .,, ..,,. -1 ' Aft .rw C rx in 'Q .9 .- I 1 . . 1 K, 6 '35 fp in i 'xx De Vore, Bill Elliott, Larry Estes, Linda Floyd, Jimmy Foster, Ray C9