Iowa Park High School - Hawk Yearbook (Iowa Park, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

A. L? ,,v'. f 1 v v 4 . a , p Q 4 .f 05 nfs 'L . - - wg Q-ws--18 Q .fe : .' . 4, .N ,., ,W R km W, . ., Q A THE I-IAWICS NEST CDF T947 Iowa Perlc High School CCDNTENTSS SENIORS- Roost Rulers JUNIORS- I-Iigh jivers SOPHOMORES- The Big Sleep F RESHMEN- Scared Stiff PERSONALITII-IS- Slick Chicks SPORTS- Super Duper Troopers ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS Platter Chatter and Night Shifts SNAPSHOTS- Swoon Stuff -W,,. awqwayyv A , . LW' 1 t-,S 'W-3 4' 'A x trx'-W I' 'W V1M ,? ' 1 v ' ' 1 'MN Q- Q' '. -, ff 5 '- n1 ' fp!-A -4-.-.. N Y kv. Y 'X 1 I , . J ,X .rv h-9-1.3. 8:31,.Q,p5'-LqJi,,..,f,u,SF1.E ' A H A f . X .. ,I ,K -. , - .., , in , o . . 4 Q 4 1 Q -, 1 l fm if lf., M' , 151' .il I 1' r :SH 1 Q29 5:55 Ev , ilfxrf ,J s W' 'Sn r lv' 115: N: V 's,.5 N -I . . 2.15 5 O, . W. F. George High School 0 W. R. Bradford has served as superin- tendent of the Iowa Park School since June 1920, with the exception of three years at Panhandle. Mr. Bradford said recently, I am grateful for the opportunity to serve Iowa Park and its boys, girls, men, and women in an educational way. MQ,-A 'M Since Mr. Bradford's first interests concern tht- school and the students, it is his hope that this 1947 Hawk's Nest be dedi- cated to the future of thi- Iowa Park Public School. It is his desire that it Will be so expanded and improved that this year's book will appear very small compared to the future volumes. Mrs. .lack Ralston l.ibi'a1'ian, Algebra Spanish FACULTY Mrs. 0. R. Owens Ifliiglish, Music Mrs. Dorothy Thompson Sciences R. V. Wood Principal, Coach Mrs. M. .l. McDonald Social Sciences Miss Faye Marie Ralston Commercial Subjects Mack Williams Mathematics Miss Venita Lindley Home Economics ea Miss Polly Faye Clark Social Sciences FACULTY Mrs. R. K. Blacksheai' English WE! Mrs. Alva Wormington Junior High FA CULT Y Mrs. Louis Quick .Iuuior High Mrs. Guy Morgan Junior High Mrs. Ruth Lucy Girls. Coach, Jr. High Miss Sue Watkins Secretary BEE EEE ESESQEE IH' E ll uulsua X ERMEEEE- IIIEE X ,- ::::':::i ... .... , QE' H , rg f -,,.4,-. .- , .vb Fa g 'fl N R X l -1.1- F 'N TN' Q f N:p fx I C x Q pw X ,co X xy 1 ' ' -- fm K, - Af X f IW fl l - X X qv! I A 1' I A x 4 ! fWf'SX , ,,,.f'- 'v..... Y.. ' , ,, , N If xx fi 'W 1' CAV y , L Xl! 1 -px ' lx A ,- 'g JJ' - t , j b. I Go . gk . gb? wi I - V , A K 1 9 www f 1nn'.' W X X 4, ' A f ', M I X 51 I I - I , ,y , f Vx O, 4 fx! l fill A -C , 1f f K, fw l 1 ,- i L , - A ff' -5 , V e Q,et '?g4 i' iitlu, KY A l.'4I'I'f?f , .. Q22i::E fm W:- -:---:af Desi: I Mdjtf, I T' I -.fk,'7g.: ,'f4'?'55:-- ff-5' Z ,x ffim ' Sbffx f'fp of'f A f AA A 7. vfw- 1 gf ,W f if E --Q W .' 0 1 N A Q X -- - H-,T . b3iNmZ'!Z'4 5- - -J'-3 'J 13:44-f Liv? -Ea? W -- V ,Y .,p-Y3':. N Nif2Q':fi4 fl ff' f IU U j mn gy m N ffm If 45 1 np 1,1 mf Ig H H ll- ., ! L 5112- ,, - Y , Qifii? 2, ROOST RULERS R4 31 r SENIOR CLA SS 0I FlCERS Betty Jo Hatton, tretsurex-3 Johnny Watkins, presidentg Juckye Newton, reporter: Ronnie Lowrey, vice-presidentg Helen Mitchell, secretary. MOST REPRESENTATIVE BOY AND GIRL Pat Sewell and Jackye Newton Runners-up: Bobby Beck and Swauelie Clements K- fiffmaa .., .. in 'ra LA, ... C f' 4 -. .uf . .wt , DAMA ADAMS Tittle new LORENE BA TTLE Runt Choral Club lrightl BOBBY BECK Senior Class Play Runner up for Most Representative Boy tleftl RI LE Y BOM AR Dogmeat 8 , X . l 4 4 1 Wight! PA TSY BOREN Chick Captain of Volley Ball Team Choral Club Pep Squad Stage Manager-Sr. Play fleftl IONA BOYD lrifhtl , tl ,jim f-fha JIM BRADFORD acBlimpss Football Stage Manager of Senior Play lleftl HALLIE CHASTAIN Football K irightl V SWA NELLE CLEMENTS Pep Squad F. H. A. Secreiary Senior Class Play-Girl Lead Business Manager--Annua Runner up for Most laepresentativc Girl Choral Club tleftl RA YMOND COPE Football Co-captain Senior Class Play Runner up for Most Popular Boy Crlghtj JOHNNY CRA WFORD oem J 0 YCE C U RLEE One Pep Squad Senior Play irightl HAZEL DA UGHTERITY Pep Squad kleftl DA VID DODGE krightl JOYCE EVANS Pep Squad ileftl EVALENE FARRIS Pep Squad Krightj RUBY NELL GATES Pearly Pep Squad tleftb BETTE GRUSSENDORF Pep Squad Lrigdhtb IRIS HALL Ineece ileftl BETTY J0 HATTEN uJ'Odyn Senior Class Play Senior Class Treasurer Pep Squad Choral Club frightj EDWANNA HENNIG Nama Pep Squad-Cheer Leader Choral Club new ALTON HUNTER Football Choral Club fright! BILLY DEAN JAMES scF1,0g.u fleftl ELBER TA JONES Peaches frightl tl ' 4, nn. ' 9' PA TSY JONES Hpatli Volley Ball Pep Squad-Reporter Choral Club llefti ARCHIE KENNEDY Choral Club ll 1351111 LOUISE KOONCE Pep Squad Choral Club Kleftl FA YDELL KUHLMAN 64 Fady!! k1'i::,'hl2l PHLETIOUS LEMOND Phlet lleftb ZA DA LEM ON IJ Shorty Senior Class Play lrightl 1 MARGIE LEWIS s4Margev1 lleftl BOBBIE LONG Crightj DON LOWRE Y Chief Football deft! RONN Y LOWREY Senior Class Vice Presidenl President of Canteen Council Production Manager of Senior Play crignm BILL MAHLER Wllllg Canteen Council lleftl WANDA JEAN MANSELL Pep Squad irlghtp 'E' S 3, HELEN MITCHELL Mitch Pep Squad Cheir Leader Senior Class Secretary Senior Class Play Prompter Runner up for Most Popular Girl lleftl JACKYE NEWTON Jack Pep Squad Prpsident Senior Class Reporter Senior Class Play Editor of Annual Most Popular Girl Most Representative Girl Volley Ball MALCOLM NICHOLS llP0p!P Most Handsome Boy Pep Squad Cheer Leader Canteen Council C liorzil Club fleftl DORIS PROBST Pep Squad JAIWES REED caBudr1 flefth BE VERL Y ROBBINS ,LX , Q ,. .,. .. .IO YCE ROBERTSON HTWO7! Runner up for Most Beautiful Girl F. H. A. Vice President Pep Squad lleftb HAZEL ROBY F. H. A. Treasurer Choral Club Pep Squad lrightl PATSY ANN ROGERS Football Queen Volley Ball Choral Club Pep Squad ileftl GLEN SCOTT Schnozz Pep Squad Cheer Leader Choral Club irlghtl I PAT SEWELL Most Representative Boy Football Basketball Choral Club Sports Editor lleftl RAY SHOOK Casanova Football Co-Captain Choral Club lrlghtl ANNELLE SHORT HB!-lg!! Pep Squad llefti MARY ANN SPENCL Most Beautiful Girl Choral Club Pep Squad Secretary F. H. A. President lrightl LA VELLE STERMER Choral Club ileftl HELEN STUBBS llGuS!! Volley Ball Choral Club fright? CARLENE SULLIVAN F H A Choral Club ileftl GERALD WALSH Krightj '95 H7 JOHNNY WA TKINS Senxor Class Presldent Senior Play - Boy Lead Football ileftl ELOISE WA TSOIV - Xl-we Shorty W Choral Club . ' Crightb H Q , 3 JUNE WATTS Pep Squad Vice Presidg-nt Volley Ball Cleft? NORMAN WILLIAMS Lighti WA YNE WILLIAMS ileftl 2 4,f'Z ,lf ,4 iff? , 3, , f' X l y s '51 I ' Sm VX kfff my H . wr X K- 51 .fgif 'X A H ff j .y 1 -XA '-'- Q I !l Q11 '7 ' gh A ig? flj X X W ! WX ' XX : :sf w ff X3-'? S-N lx ffwgf fxligrqf N4 X , A 1 ff 3 7' ' , ' 'N , fx:5'!f 1 nm A Z 1 4' 0 . wi 2 N yyf :X - - XX ka 'H liii? f N if L i QE SN Q1 Lutm Lgffnnd' HIGI-I JIVERS , gs . ,v,. gy ,. Q 3 3 .VXE JB JUNIOR CLA SS OFFICERS 1 Van Winklu, Vim' l'rcsidpntg Glen Miller. President: Robbie Starr, Spc1'eta1'v' Juan v I Whistler, Rvpmtcr: Bradley JUHIISUII, 'I'r.-arsurer. Hfjqvht-4.3,.vffW MOST REPRESENTATIVE Rip Van Winkle Patsy Gay Runners-up: Glen Miller Joan Whistler , ,,f,,,,,,,,' ' - s K 1 - Q me dw IV + 9' ua 'V af- Afw H . ff X ww EQ wb x -it ,W i ,-.: : ,Q W I Q ? Irma Archvr Louise Bedford by Birk i, .W V.-d+,..... . P? 21 is 2 2 3 s 'W i 1 lflvalyn Hirkmzm Bobbie Brubaker 554 mn- GT-Zi? if 5 Q Ilctty Clmstzlin HOQGI' Uowdvn Wanda Chandler June Fortner H :ji , R X B ob sv-v 1 ,,,,, A X + P Q X . wx Nw . .,.c 55555,-, , 3 - x liisii' lf X1 x A x -Nur' i 3 1 .. ISK ,Risk Patsy Guy 1VI:u'g.2f:11'et Gilstrap Billy Joe Hair '13, 'rx - . NN 3-: 34, . -f ffl, x 1, -. Sui .5k.:1, Billie L ' ' Harris Dick A9 of .Q-ez, , Q 4 Q pig: W . ,,,:. img, 1 at fair Johnson Roy Johnson r f . ' 1, ,, f ma Aww 000 asm, M' 5 Dwain Lofland Glenn Dean ackson E i E ,gl 902 W 2 ig 3 Juanita Klinkerman 1 1 . T 1 E 3 E E I i s 5 5 .,,. Betty Nolen :1.., . , v 4?Qf35fExSG3fsj,1:V, , J W3 Q' , 5' V t ..., 5 A -,gzjlf-4 ' - V .if 3 I 52 ' . 1 r 'f'5 U W' , . cf? 1 3 g Q ,sf'1???14,,,ff'f.,,,gg1 wi , Y-Fri, Aww. ,f .x A. , ,. Jisgyw 53, .S I , y FNS ., , , M fn, 4 P. 'QQYQQL' xi 5 1 f Em isa Q 1 ig so ff?y??3fgM if ff 5 .f, W , John Parrish Doyle Parks Bobbye Partney l l l l I, 1 l Sue Riclenour Bob Robinson ,W t fl? mg? 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H24 C -f' I i '5 an . ,l.WH Q Q 5 XX ' SYM Av J-yvfm-,uve-H1 is JY' Mila: JO Ann Billip Joyce Bonner Bryant Troy Lucy Lee Conger Dale George Billy Grundy 'Grussendorl' James Juanelle Hulsey James Ima Jean Jimmy Martin McDonald Burk Frankie ' Scott Smith 'Fl 5?Sfi5k , TW .v ,,,.,.,, Q 'M-r '5-1 ' ' 3 ww ,.., -, - -i Jo Smith, Leroy Smith, Oscar Singleton, Mary Strickland, Edward Thompson, Patsy Trigg Betty Via, Hoyt Watson, James Roy Wilkerson AUTOGRAPHS . w 4 ,ff I Q ..,,, Alia -vi .X G ' ,uw f4fvw1ann1Wx,f M X W , A ZMK X Q N' X N 1 ' fyxxx K mmf lui + f X my x ,if M N n U 'M N V W 1 fm 'fi ' X 4+-ii ' ff - ii- I 21- , ,- f,,::' fzi--A-F--- . 2-,225 ,Gif--g 'i Scared Stiff am. Lafl MOST REPRESENTATIVE Pat Ayres, Jackie Banks Runners-up: Jerry Cope. Lynn Lovell .f- -.1 .. l x f E Pat Ayers Jackie Banks Jimmy Don Bates Joyce Nell Bsck Wenzella Blum Bobby Boliannan Reba Lou Bonner Joyce Brittain Jerrall Brown Dorman Bryant Beatrice Carpenter Glennis Coats Jerry 'Cope Wanzella Copeland Peggy Curlee Johnny Dunn Wayne Dye Barbara Entrekin Franklin Farmer Peggy June Fax Billy Joe Gilmore Glenn Gwynn James Hair Betty Hair Guy Hall ' Jackie Hodges Dale Holloway Johnny Hudson Edna Fay Lee Margie Lemond Don Paul Lgmons Lynn Lovell Shirley Lowrey Jackie McLaughlin Jimmy Miller VirginlakPartney 1 'li' fx .ns W.. ,, L l Betty Perry Paula Ralston J. W. Robbins Bobbie Roderick iaminy Shelton Bertie Julie Smith La Vern Tally Jesse Thomas Janelle Tuck Ln Vern Walters Junkie Watts Bill Weiler Amon White M lg -.-was ' we W. T. Robbins Walter Spruiell Phillip Turner Boyd West John Worrell Betty Robertson Delano Robertson Patsy Steed Katie Merle Beulah Van Horn Sumrall Loyd West Marie Wakefield Leonard Whisen- hunt EIGHTH GRADE Top row tleft to rightl: Tommy Medlinger, Bruce Cantrell, Doris Wilson, Pea-gy Jo Beavers, Bobbie Grussendorf, Lonnie Joe Beavers, H. K. Neeley, Jackie Teal, Charlene Metz, Bettye Dye, Joyce Hodi.:-es, Kenneth Munden, Jerry Robertson. Second row: Lucille Wesley, Wanda Dillard, Eiga Ann Denny, Travis Neal Hines, Joy Partney, Dessie Skinner, Ella Lou Van Horn, Billie Brubaker, Eldon Biggs, Eva Jane Watson, Garland Ramsey, Clifton Roberts. Third row: Charles Adams, Harold Lewis, Kenneth Scott, Eugene Parish, Sandra Stermer, Wilma Irving, Viola Spradlin, Mary Ella Farris, Eva Nell Clements, Lou Ann Duke, Carolyn Gay, Betty Swinburne, Ruby Hair, Patricia Horn, Fourth row: Mrs. Louis Quick, Ola Mae Stegall, Mickey Swinburne, Patsy Mitchell, Shuman Lewis, Bobbie Pace, Anne Ralston, Norma Shook, Page Morgan, Aubrey Bohannon, Audrey Brown, Harold McDonald, Mrs. Ruth Lucy. am 2' N355 SEVENTH GRADE Top row ileft to rightl: Charles Quick, W. T. Crawford, Weldon Garner, Robert Nolen, Gene Voyles, Earl McKee, Coy Reneau, Joe Clingman. Second row: Franci: Genn, Rose Mary Grundy, Helen Birkman, Geneva Decker, Barbara Brooks, Lois Haney, Joe Robertson, Jimmy Jones. Third row: Mrs. Alva Worrnington, teacher, Noralene Moer, Lou Ann Gay, Darlene Bohannon, Freddie Simmons, Connie Copeland, June Britain, Royce Rod- erick, Bobby Russell. 3 .' XX Q XY. X N 'J 1 -ng M 'Q Y Qy x- 14 I N ml, VQ Zi My N ' I J me xxi , l ' ' , 1 Y 1 X ' 1 K. J! V! XX W RX 2' ,X HN Q T '4 1! xg f 1 W1 M Hi' J X Q H X i' X ' . 9 Y A ' W V? I f f Af 1 l fp , ' A f t Vita' if f' f 1 z S J 'DJIA Jeff.-,I Slick Chicks QQ'-Tl ' Q QXNE, MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL AND MOST HANDSOME BOY Mary Ann Spence, Senior Malcolm Nichols, Senior Q ff Sk MOST POPULAR BOY AND GIRL Jackye Newton, Senior Rip Van Winkle, Junior . z. f'f !'l M Eiga' H il gf A B ' Q JACKIE BANKS 'Q Freshman -,W 'V Runner-up for Most Handsome , Boy .,1:g i ,. C . . rlw . 1:1 2--- - 'if I , Y A -.j. 'Wifi' A W K4 W K K J Ay :ii LL Q . ' if k f il' 'Q ,,,x ,jf ,, it Q 3,.bf',,,4f,sf'i1i!1f E I , 1 35 -1 if .phcfiljffsbg Vg. .IO YCE ROHER TSON S1-nior Runner-up for Mosi Beautiful Girl ..u? X , + x 9 0 X H Fi, K x A . a NA , . Q l42..,h .Lb I .,,,.........-..........-.-.....-...W , .... . .... . , ,,. ' ,Q HELEN MITCHELL Senior Runner-up for Most Popular Girl QW ff i SX l Jovi' : NNW x N -N-.A-1+ .-, ., - RA YMOND COPE Senior Runner-up for Most Popular Boy gk' JJ' L2 -in Sl' X! K ,P x N Y ok. 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I u -- f- , -, 1 y ..-fs'a'2v.,i, gusiin in J' . ea-j?'l' 'll The 1946 football season generated for green and white Hawks more appreciation for their coach and more pride in their own integrity. From a won-and-lost standpoint this sea- son could not be deemed a complete success, although figures can never be considered a true criterium. Still, the season definitely should not be termed a failure. This year's team was the first to take the gridiron representing Iowa Park since be- fore the war. In spite of its main handicap, inexperience, the Iowa Park team built a splendid record for themselves in sports-- manship. Ray Shook, who with Raymond Cope so ably served in the capacity of co-captain, was rated a guard position on the second all-district team. Without injuries, which plagued the team all season, Ray would probably have been a unanimous choice for a post on the first team chosen from the stars in the district. Although he will be losing some outstanding players through graduation and ineligi- bility, bright spots on which Coach Wood can base his expectations for a shining future are Choyce Brown, Rip Van Winkle, and John Parish. Kenneth Watts is a performer who will be missed considerably next season. A fitting climax to the season of play was the final game with Valley View. After a slow start which was probably influenced by the crowning of the Queen of Footballers, Patsy Ann Rogers, the Hawks mixed line plunges and end sweeps with passes to annex 19-0 decision. Coach R. V. Pete Wood stated that he believes, in the future, the Hawks will have a team that can rip through the middle and come up with honors on their wings. I Coach R. V. Petco Wood il l Co-Captains 5 Raymond Cope Cl-light? Ray Shook 4 lL8ftJ 1 Spruiell, Billie by Birk, ob Brown, B W nkle, Choyce all V .-1 unter, Rip H y Wilkers on. Alton es Ro Jam OVV I R OP JT iLeft to Right Q5 D- ,Q Q EA .. f-1 as Miller, J Glenn Robinson, ob ons, B m Le wis, Don Paul Le s: O 4-2 : GJ QQ vi 5-4 Q3 an O me Ee C GJ P1 3 o rr 1: s: o CJ GJ cn if ai o if U? 3 4-w :- cu .D O as ,- f-4 cv 3 aa U2 i3 o Q-4 Lf 72 -1- n-u cv D-1 C ,SI K5 fa Cf o V2 : .S o P1 v. o DG '6 o 5 an +-7 CL Q-4 .-C LJ 23 O O 5 CI ,JC ...J N 3 A c: :: .Q o 1-1 5 GJ fc: 3 o CJ 3 bo o as 5 s.: cd E I CD 'JSI .ac .2 G E o od U .E .2 E-' Jim Bradford, Shook, Ray Cope, ond m ay R Watts, neth ED K ain, st anager, Hallie Cha M e House, 911 yG Bill J OW ourth R IF anager, Lowrey, Mac Lucy, M Don 1 I BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1946 The Hawk team of 1946-47 compiled a record of 11 wins against 6 losses. One of the keynotes of this seasons team was inconsistencyg after dropping the first conference game to Archer City by 2 points, the Green and White bounced back to take thrilling 1 and 2 point decisions from Olney and Burkburnett, re- spectively. The end of the season found Iowa Park jiisL a notch below Olney, the district champs. A liigh point in the season of play came as the Green and White entered the Petrolia tournament, T.ie local boys played Oklaunion in the consolation iinalsg the contest may be described as a football game with baseball scores. Iowa Park came out in the li-11.1 of a 13-11 count. and b:ought home the consola- liJr1 trophy, Basketball games in the Iowa Park gym this year were strictly the cream of the crop. A Hawk policy wa,-s to spot the visiting' team the lead for the first half. While the Green and White annexed all but one of their home games, virtually every contest was either won or lost by a slim margin-a sure indicator of the teams popularity with spectators. OPPONENT BOY'S CLUB- PETROLIA VALLEY VIEW , OKLAUNION BOY'S CLUB ARCHER CITY OLNEY HOLLIDAY BURKBURNETT VALLEY VIEW ARCHER CITY OLNEY HOLLIDAY BURKBURNETT VALLEY VIEW CHILLI COTHE CHILLIC OTH E f A M ,af -,i , U -.-we 52 m e .P V If . THEY 41 32 12 13 29 30 42 19 22 26 21 33 33 ' 34 24 15 21 cBack Row-A Stringl Pat Sewell, Kenneth Watts, Harold Stagner, Choyce Brown, Rip Van Winkle, Doyle Parks. lF.-ont Row-B String? Jerry Cope, B'lly Gene House. H rward Gay, Jackie Banks, Jimmy McDonald, John Miililer. Harrell Cale. John Parish. Mac Lucv. Manaeer. Mrs. Ruth Lucy, Coach The volley ball team of 1946-'47 is an outstanding one! The little gals stacked up quite a record for themselves by winning District Championship for the first time since 1936. They have only one de- feat which was to Olney by two points. One of the most outstanding play- ers on the team was our little 5 9 sophomore, Billie Joyce Bryant. She always kept our opponents half paralyzed with those hard driven spikes. All players this year except two, Billie Bryant and Bobbie Part- ney, were seniors. Points for the year ran in this order: June Watts, 106. Jackye Newton. 91. Patsy Boren, 83. Billie Joyce Bryant, 60, Patsy Jones. 53. Patsy Rogers. 51. and Bobbye Part- ney. 32. ' W -'-' -'wlvf'1vwlvr '- -- Patsy Buren, Captain 1Left to rightj Back Row: Joyce Curlee, manager, Patsy Gay, June Watts, Mrs. Ruth Lucy, Coach, Billie Joyce Bryant, Pat Ayers, Paula Ralston, Assistant manager. tFront Rowj Patsy Rogers, Patsy Jones, Jacicye Newton. and Bobbye Partney. Q X ' W, A N Lf! Qt ,M , ft Z W ? hm ll my I -so ll 4 Hd v 5 X g b K' 'X ffl 4 ht f ! X X 1 H , A Z ' j W f X but t 'U - B! X wif! A tt My 1 h 1 , t 'XQL 'E'-' tax, f E573 Platter Chatter And Night Shifts JACKYE NEWTON, Editor SWANELLE CLEMENTS, Business Mgi HAWK'S NEST JOAN WHISTLER. Associate Editor OF '47 EDITORS NOTE: After nights of plan- ning and days of toiling, this first edition of the Hawk's Nest is finally yours. Since this was thg first publication of an annual for this school it was a little difficult to compile all needed materials. With the co-operation of all persons concurned we have at last achieved our aim. We hope that in years to come the Hawk's Nest shall become a fixture in High School as permanent as the Fair and the Craterville trip. I would like to thank Mr. Bradford, the faculty, and the student body for their wholehearted co-operation, without which we would have never been able to succeed. J. N. Dwain Lofland, Art Director V Jan Bedford, Society Editor Mrs. O. R. Owens, Faculty Sponsor Pat Sewell, Sports Editor fwfif' ofm Ni Jerry Cope, Assistant Sports Editor Travis Hill, Assistant Business Manager Mrs. Gordon G. Clark Une Marc-h morning in 1944 the student body of the high school listened attentively to the story Mrs. Gordon Clark was telling them. We haul heard of it in sur- rounding towns :mal states, hut now we had the chance to organ- ize one here in ,Iowa Park. Uur own high school recreation cen- ter! ' C1355 Meetings were ealled to eleet represenlzitires for the eonneil :xml to ehoose parent sponsors. At the eouneil meeting Mrs. Gordon Clark and Mr. Sain llill were nauneal mlnlt zulvisors. The first president was Maye Kliteluell. A eonstitution was mlraiwn zinrl the llllllllx ol' High r ohool Canleen was heslowecl upon the 0l'g l1llZ2itlOIl. ln ISHN Mrs. l'lz1rk was replueed hy llermzin Nlitelu-ll. lllllll nny liowrey, presiili-nt. .lnne l'orlner, vlee presnlenlg Jo lliraml, treasurer, Patsy Gay, reporter, Palsy Ann Rogers, liimlley Jolinson, llorle Pzirks, JlllllllV Mellonzilml, l'll'21IllillI1 lx ily Nlerle Sumrull. Pal Ayers :ind .luanello Jzunes. Mr. Sam Hill ieil memhers lor 1946-'-17 are Smith, secretary, Billie .lean Bill Mahler, Mzileolin Nichols, l z1rn1er, .linnny Don Bates, rf' J , ff'-H f-We Q- -w 1: w- Left to Righti Zada Lemond, Joyce Curlee, Raymond Cope, Swanelle Clements, Mary Ann Spence, Bobby Beck, Johnny Watkins, Betty Jo Hatten, and Jackye Newton. .Muffy MID WVINTER SENIOR CIAGS PLAY SECOND FIDDLEH lLefttoRightJ Top Row: Doris Probst, Beverly Jones, Billie Dean James, David Dodge, Glenn Scott, Johnnie Crawford, Norman Williams, Gerald Walsh, Jim Bradford, Iris Hall, Phletious Lemond, Faydell Kuhlman, Louise Koonce, Joyce Evans, Middle Row: Carlene Sullivan, Wanda Mansell, Iona Boyd, Lorene Battle, Bobble Long, Annelle Short, Bette Grussendorf, Evalene Farris, Hazel Ruth Roby, Pat Sewell, La Velle Stermer, Dama Adams, Eloise Watson, Elberta Jones. Bottom Row: Margie Lewis, Joyce Robertson, Hazel Daugherity, Edwanna Hennig, Malcolm Nichols, Patsy Boren, Mrs. O. R. Owens, Wayne Williams, Hallie Chastain, June Watts, Patsy Jones, Ruby Nell Gates, Helen Stubbs, Patsy Ann Rogers, i 3 2' as Newton, vice president, June ' al W, W, f, , , f , si ,f ,, . vm W, 5 if 0l'l'iccrs: President, .luckyc Watts, secretary, Mary Ann Spcnccg reporter, Patsy Ioncs. Pep Squad Cheer leaders: Helen Mit- chell, Glenn Scott, Edwana Hennig, Doyle Parks, June Fortner. 'l'f-archer Sponsors: Miss Polly Faye Clark, Miss Faye Marie Ralston. . Q I 4, gf -w.....,4 ' , ,wp . 1f. ,.'-Q.,-, ' sw-W , 313' 4-+ef 3 will 'lg M Bs - + 5 ,- Mkvf' r-A-,N . i t AN +-eebuwh - ., M ., ' m. v 'f 1 -YA-at A - v-- -:cf-,?iiY - ii,v .-gvw -il. N, ,,,,--L -Qi, - s . -t . 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Wigley and Leota Ed Ray and Swanelle IGWA PARK C:I IdITIID2I' of CZOITIIUZICZ Iowa Park I-II9I1 School IN OWNING A SHARE IN OUR COMMUNITY AFFAIRS PYBUS DRY CLEANING - 1 A Complete Dry Cleaning And I Laundry Service T i Just A Little Better Phone -1241 iowa Park, Texas Compliments of PARKER'S Foon I STORE 3 N Iowa Park, Texas ED CLARK, Mgr. ALAMO 0lL COMPANY TAYLOR GEORGE, PROP. WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ACCESSORIES TIRES 86 TUBES WASHING -- GREASING Phono 41221 Box 166 iowa Park, Texas Congratulations from Franlcie's Apparel ULADIES' READY-T0-WEAR 130 Cash Street Iowa Park, Texas n Success Gm your Annual REXALL DRUG STORE SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS THE HANGOUTH I PHONE 31:11 .......L.. ., IOWA PARK, TEXAS --Congratulationsn IOWA PARK HIGH SCHUOL THE HAWK'S NEST KELLY ICE COMPANY ln-lwlldalxle lov Sorvlce See The New Air Conditioned Coolerator lce Refrigerator On Display Now. DIAL 2551 o.,...,..., IOWA PARKQ TEXAS BRADFORD FURNITURE 81 HARDWARE C0. 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Tanner 84 Son HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE FUNERAL DIRECTORS IOWA PARK, TEXAS CONGRATULATIONS THE l0WA PARK HIGH SCHOOL ANYWHERE -- ANYTIME In Business Since 1908 Office Phone If No Answer, Call 3711 3051 or 2161 J.W.CATES8zSON GREETINGS Reboring and Valve Work luwa Park Gas Engines Rebuilt 8: Exchange SERVICE STATIHN Phone 4211 Home of Quality Merchandise Phone 4161 Iowa Park, Texas Iowa Park, Texas W' a State National Bank OF IOWA PARK, TEXAS JOHN HERSHI, President F. E. HILL-Executive Vice Pres. MRS. MILDRED TAYLOR, Cashier W. A. GEORGE, Vice President ' ROBERT HILL, Asst. Cashier CONGRATULATIONS TO IOWA PARK HIGH SCHOOL Thompson Tool Company SHALE SEPARATORS Phone 352 Iowa. Park, Texas K I