Looking Back

CAREER AWARENESS DAY … Jake Sealy, custyomer service supervisor witj Southwestern Bell Telephone Company showed a film entitled, “Telezonia” to students at Alamo Elementary Monday during an assembly program. The program, one of the first in a series to be presented at the elementary schools during Career Awareness Month in November, is being coordinated by school counselors Billy Espino and Shirly Boggus. Students are being given the opportunity to hear about different phases of work. Workers in the community are scheduled throughout the month for the assembly programs.

Some of the sights at this year’s “Living History Day” will include authentic re-enactment troops and Native American dances. According to Fort Curator Carey Behrends, the great-great grandson of Quanah Parker (shown center) will be visiting Historic Fort Stockton. (Submitted Photo)

October 1973 issue: GAYLORD GRABS PONY – Looking ferocious as all get out, Panther punter and split end Gaylord Gilbreath wraps a big arm around Andrews Mustangs quarterback Jimmy Christian Friday night during the Panther victory there. This was a key play, in which Gilbreath had punted. In the picture above, he was hauling Christian down on the FSHS five-yard line. The Mustangs were then held by the battling Panther line for two downs; then scored their only touchdown of the night on a third down pass play.