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

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1954 volume:

Af� • i I VI Iff I ta, i i. H v V 9 1 ' ri I £« 4 i ■ I ilif « I 1 ,i! 1 1 M.i • ‘I- w % r'y ! I ■ . I f Beverly Sue Croft - June James - Bubs Fenner Retha Starr - Don Owens - Joy Scott SPONSOR Mrs. M. T. McDonald IOWA PARK, TEXAS Contents FOREWORD ALMA MATER DEDICATION IN MEMORY OF... ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ELEMENTARY FAVORITES WHO'S WHO ACTIVITIES CALENDAR SPORTS SPRING ACTIVITIES SNAPSHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS Foreword From the Editor's Desk Half the joy of compiling this Hawk's Nest was the delight of reliving the spirit and enthusiasm that prevailed throughout 1953-'54, and the know- ledge that perhaps someone, somewhere would be enjoying it too. Emerson said, Every great and commanding moment in the annals of the world is the triumph of some enthusiasm. This could well pertain to our high school annual. The enthusiasm has been great and the triumphs many. If for one mo- ment you can recall part of this and glory in it, I feel our mission will have been completed and our duty done well. A tremendous Thanks to each of you who made this yearbook possible. Beverly Barker Editor-in-Chief COACH TED AVERITT COACH RAY CORBETT To the two great guys that have made this year unforgettable in Sports, we humbly dedicate this 1954 edition of the Hawk's Nest. Without them we feel the success achieved by our teams would have been impossible. THE STAFF During the few short ears that we were privileged to have Judy with us, she endeared herself to all who knew her. Her sunny disposition, coopera- tion, loyalty, industry, enthusiasm, friendliness, helpfulness, and Christian character were things for which she was noted. We will miss Judy, but we are comforted by the thought that she still lives. As William White said, The soul of her, the glowing gorgeous soul of her, surely is flaming in eager joy upon some other dawn. School Board Mr. Joe Cope Mr. D. O. James Mr. H. B. Klinkerman Mr. J. A. Sewell Mr. Miles Thompson MR. KEITH D. SWIM - B.A. Harding College; M.A. Colorado State College of education; Working toward doctorate in Education at University of Missouri. Faculty MR. J. TED AVERITT Coach B.S. and M.S. North Texas State College MR. RAY CORBETT Coach B.S. Austin College MRS. LETA BYRNE GAGE Junior High B.S. North Texas State College MR. WEBSTER TIM HUGHES, JR. Junior High and Social Studies B.S.E. Henderson State Teachers College MRS. MAUDE HUNT OWENS English and Music B.S. Missouri University MRS. V. PAGE MORGAN Librarian B.S. Texas State College for Women MRS. BERTHA B. McDONALD Social Studies B.A. East Carolina Teachers Col lege M. Ed. Midwestern University MR. PERCY PHILLIPS Vocational Agriculture B.S. East Texas State Teachers College MRS. SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Secretary MRS. DAISY RACHAL SLIGAR Physical Education B.S. University of Texas MRS. DOROTHY THOMPSON Science B.S. Texas Wesleyan College M. Ed. Midwestern University MR. ROY SMITH Mathematics B.S. North Texas State College MRS. VONNA JEAN SWIM Commercial B.A. Harding College M.A. Colorado State Col lege of Education MRS. RUTH WEILER English B.A. Southern Methodist University MR. C. L. VAUGHN Band B.A. Northeastern State College (Oklahoma) President...... Vice-President Secretary ..... Treasurer...... Reporter....... SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .Mickey Sewell James Williams .Beverly Talley .. .Sue Geisert ... Tena Adams TENA SUE ADAMS I 've taken my fun where I 've found it - Kipling BEVERLY BARKER There is no substitute for talent - Huxley JEANETT DICKERSON Sugar and spice and all things nice - Austen BILLY EATON He is the very pine-apple of politeness - Sheridan SUE GEISERT When she had passed, it seemed like the ceasing of exquisite music - Longfellow EARL GILBERT Kindness in women, not their beauteous looks, shall win my love - Shakespeare CLYDE HAIL Boot, saddle, to horse, and away - Browning CLARICE HOLLIMAN Your little voice So soft and kind - Hoffenstein SHIRLEY JOHNSON I'll speak in a monstrous little voice - Shakespeare DELORES LANGFORD As merry as the day is long - Shakespeare LLOYD LEWIS From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot he is all mirth - Shakespeare CLABURNE LINDLEY He was not merely a chip of the old block, but the old block itself - Burke LEONARD LUCKETT Variety's the very spice of life - Cowper CECIL MARQUART He speaketh not; and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes - Longfellow LINDA RAINES She said little, but to the purpose - Byron ROSETTA RENEAU Though she be but little, she is fierce - Shakespeare MICKEY SEWELL They are never alone that are accompanied with noble thoughts - Sidney FRANKLIN SPRADLIN No man ruleth safely but he that is willingly ruled - Kempis CYNTHIA THORNBERRY A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely fair - Tennyson LILLIAN TODD It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should - Kempis VALTON WATKINS He knew what is what - Skelton AVA WATTS Born with a gift of laughter - Sabatini KEITH KEETER In all thy humours, whether grave or mellow Thou'rt such a touchy, testy, pleasant fellow - Addison NO BRIDE FOR THE GROOM December 18, 1953 8:00 P. M. Characters (In order of their appearance) Bess Selby, one of the brides..............................Cynthia Thornberry Herbert Prindle, the man she doesn't want to marry...........Cecil Marquart Jolly, the girl who wants to marry Herbert...................Rosetta Reneau Sophia Selby, a widow who discovers she is in love.............Ava Lee Watts Digby Prindle, rich old widower with young ideas....................Franklin Spradlin Libby Little, who is willing to be a bride........................Retha Starr Boots, a colored boy..............................................Clyde Hai] Salamandy, a colored girl in close touch with the spirits...............Tena Adams Dot Claiborne, thinks she is going to marry Herbert..................Beverly Talley Tom Swanton, in love with Bess....................................Loyd Lewis Prissy Paluna, a girl who wants to marry Tom................Rita Grussendorf Belinda Groot, a dressmaker with a wagging tongue...............Marie Mundt Stage Managers: Willis Green - Earl Gilbert Tena Adams Clyde Hail President...... Vice-President Secretary...... Treasurer ..... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS .................................Bubs Fenner ................................Clayton Boyd .............................Caroline Sewell .................................June James Reporter Mary Ann Crawford Loyd Klinkerman mmsm Morvin Richter SENIOR ROOM MOTHERS Left to right: Mrs. Wayne Luckett, Mrs. Jeff Lindley, Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. Cecil Marquart, Mrs. James A. Sewell. JUNIOR ROOM MOTHERS Left to right: Mrs. H. B. Klinkerman, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Mrs. Chester McManus, Mrs. D. O. James, Mrs. James Fenner. Joan Archer J. C. Bridges Nancy Brooks Leon Brown Roberta Butts Bonnie Callaway Yvonne Chumley Donald Cope Sue Croft James Eaton Martha Eaton Geraldine Entrekin Sandra Fenner Jerry Geisert Gordon Griffith Wanda Hail Donna Hawkins Bruce Hughes Sara Johnson Ann Lewis Nina Lakey Norman Lee Larry Jones Jo Lindley Patti Meadows J. D. Miller Doylene Morgan Mary Morgan Jerry Morgan Bobby McManus Thurman Payton Mary Ralston Sharon Reed Mary Ellen Roberts Goldia Robertson Larry Robinson Joy Scott David Sewell Durwood Sims Earlene Collins Arlen Shook J. L. Skinner Boyt Smith Joyce Stevenson Mike Thornberry Edwin Todd Clara Ann Verb I e Barbara Walker John Wesley Susan Wilcox Delos Whisenhunt Eddie Whitenburg 7h Darlene Banner Janell Blaylock Pauline Boyd Charles Brott Violet Brott Carol Catlin Barbara Chumley Gerald Clements Boyd Coleman Donald Daugherity Thomas Jones Harvey Klinkerman Anna Lakey Patsy Lambert Delbert Lane f ' Patsy Lee Norman Morquart Sue McDonald Bill McMahan Todd Moore Charlotte McWhorter Joyce Owen Eugene Phillips Randall Pierce Judy Pyle Kay Quick Fredna Ruth Donnie Todd Ann Vestal Glen Wester LATE COMERS Barbara Horton - Soph. Jimmy Shelton - Soph. Patsy Black - Jr. Ira Joe Payne - Jr. Loretta Bohannon Eorline Boren Tex Boyd Gene Paul Britt Lenora Brown Loretta Brumblelow Bill Carl Catlin Pat Craft Cecilia Crawford Norma Engledow Don Gulley Larry Hall Betty Harrell Jimmy Harris ant y Ca'tnpbell 8th Grade Gene Hawkins 8th Grade Lynda Herrel Norman Hodges Linda Holmes George Jones Earl Logan James Low Hersel McAnally Billy McKinzie Donald Morgan James Owens Patricia Paris Larry Parker Clifton Roach Linda Robinson Sheri Rogers Carl Schwalbe Margaret Schwalbe Patricia Scott Sims Joy Shelton Betti e Stewart Betty Tatom Charles Tatom Del ton Teeters Mary Verb I e Deanna Via Jane Waters 8th Grade 8th Grade Glenna Archer Jimmy Banner Jimmy Barbour Leslie Beavers Sue Bedford Jerry Beggs Freddy Boswell Theresa Bowman Donald Brothers Jo Ann Brubaker Rebeca Callaway Melton Camp Larry Campbell Ronnie Coleman 7th Grade R. B. Dickerson Eloise Dobson Naomi Downs Francie Faulkner Virginia Gillispie David Goff Buddy Holloway C. E. Hopkins Deryl James Charlene Johnson Nancy Kagy Don Roy Klinkerman Peggy Koonce Michael Laible 7th Grade Dorothy Lee Latricia Lewis Linton Lowrance Gayla Lynn Kathleen MacDaniel Barbara McKenzie Julia Morton Jerry Padgett James Paris Paul Parkey Jimmy Pinson Kay Pool James Pyle Louie Reed 7th Grade Donald Richter Forrester Robertson Connie Schoonover Gene Shawver Mary Shook Kara Ann Smith Nancy Smith Nancy Smith 7th Grade 1st Grade 1st Grade Mrs. Baldwin, Teacher Mrs. Alva Wormington, Teacher 1st Grade Mrs. Lisenby, Teacher 2nd Grade Mrs. Jones, Teacher 2nd Grade Mrs. Pace, Teacher 3rd Grade Miss Buckley, Teacher 3rd Grade Mrs. Roby, Teacher 4th Grade Miss Lomax, Teacher 5th Grade Mrs. Quick, Teacher 4th Grade Miss Reid, Teacher 5th Grade Mrs. Hawkins, Teacher 6th Grade Mrs. Curry, Teacher 6th Grade Mrs. Reaves, Teacher Midwestern university Wichita Falls, Texas February 3, 1954 Mrs. Bertha B. McDonald Iowa Park High School Box 141, Iowa Park, Texas Dear Mrs. McDonald: We have just Finished judging the lovely girls and handsome boys of the Iowa Park High School. The jury consisted of ten qualified people. In place of using names, each picture was numbered, and all of the judges voted on written ballots. The judges all admitted that it was an excep- tionally hard job to judge beauty from a single photograph without seeing the person, and the judges expressed their sincere regrets that they didn't have the opportunity of seeing and talking to the contestants. It was such an exceptionally handsome group of students that none of the decisions were unanimous, and most of the time placement was made by a margin of 1 or 2 votes. Iowa Park should be proud of having such a large number of fine looking and intelligent young people. Sincerely, Jon L. Bodkin JLB:jak Mr. Iowa Park High School JAMES WILLIAMS Miss Iowa Park High School JUNE JAMES Most Handsome Boy JAMES FENNER Most Beautiful Girl SANDRA FENNER Runners-Up Runners-Up BRUCE HUGHES SUE GEISERT I CAROLINE SEWELL NORMAN LEE Runners-Up SUE CROFT DONNIE TODD Runners-Up HARVEY KLINKERMANN JOANN CALLOWAY CYNTHIA THORNBERRY DALE GIRARD Runners-Up DON OWENS JUNE JAMES CLABURNE LINDLEY COLETA WILLIAMS Senior Favorites TENA ADAMS Junior Favorites Sophomore Favorites Freshman Favorites DOUGLAS JAMES Junior High Favorites DELTON TEETERS Who’s Who Who’s Who Who’s Who The Who's Who students were chosen by the teachers on the basis of scholarship, attitude, cooperation, etc. Band IRA JOE PAYNE DOYLENE MORGAN Who’s Who COMMERCIAL Roberta Butts Dan McLaughlin Valton Watkins Who’s Who F.F.A. Eddie Whittenberg F.H.A. Henriann Zaliski MATHEMATICS Wanda Hail Loyd Lewis Who’s Who SOCIAL STUDIES Ava Lee Watts Jerry Hevrin James Williams SPORTS Rosemary Lowe Annual Staff Left to right: Bubs Fenner, June James, Sue Croft, Cynthia Thornberry, Joy Scott, Carol Thomas, Mrs. M. J. McDonald, Sue Geisert, Beverly Barker, Retha Starr, Ava Lee Watts, Don Owens. Annual Staff Sue Geisert Art Editor Ava Lee Watts Business Manager Beverly Barker Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Thornberry Assistant Editor Annual Staff Carol Thomas Asst. Art Editor 'Bubs Fenner Sports Editor June James Asst. Sports Editor Retha Starr Annual Staff Don Owens Typist Beverly Sue Croft Snapshot Editor Mrs. M. J. McDonald Sponsor Joy Scott Snapshot Editor Band Officers Left to right: Cynthia Thornberry, Vice-President, Treasurer; Sue Geisert, Secretary, Reporter; Mickey Sewell, President; Ira Joe Payne and Bruce Hughes, Librarians. ALL REGION STUDENTS Bruce Hughes Ira Joe Payne Band Queen JOAN CALLOWAY SUE GEISERT Future Homemakers of America Iowa Park High Chapter Officers President: June James Vice-President; Sandra Fenner Secretary-Treasurer: Josette Hensley Reporter: Sharon Reed Class Chairmen: Barbara Johnson Henriann Zaiiski Violet Brott Anita Thompson Melody Men Melody Maids Choral Club Office Assistants Cafeteria Workers Bus Drivers School Calendar '0,1953 SEPTEMBER 1953 'Oe k SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY IWEDNESDA' THURSOA Y FRIDAY fSATURDAY | l’k ttl, load, the. c W 4£ n We ujeee 2eM b - p£ itUuJi., the. ) Z w � $: .... HudtU 3 L «a rr as d Me i £ct e. a ea. ■ . ; ti Zt £i£L 6 Aatu-aeoted flea. aroeeaoeeo by The 7 . rA £ 15 °Wte nd tf lllj I v ei had lecita III | SOA atrXcZfe, HI I | Steel Me s ?a cwo ij We c9 5 f ne o. 1] | t -Me Jr' yjoate i e Aacliewa [' 6 Si-Anol u tf To d j n't t-4 Seu 6+fs ' ■ (Wo . V DAY' 1 Q J Oy«H. � 14 j .jt g tta p � jasSifr J � it fk t €£ Je ,9 IO K r feH i 13 Jt . Josi e? 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HOvJ ■BBAve, VtWO CANKItft «CR BCAu WHEN HE NECOS ft SHAVE ff 19 0 y $ v s't'.K. XT lyyy i $ % y° 20 More tests 21v ooSfi XheEE UArJvU« nitryixJuJy� ja K } ,. Jh AdlA +1C; Ur+4 xy 2 tttuf 22 1 23 8Accnmu«Air 8«rwee« u� erc. ivWprCfa - 24 2.5 26 27 28 29 1 Debate team, declaimer and coaches. Play cast and coach. June Dickerson, second place winner in declamation in region, and Mrs. Owens, coach. Mrs. McDonold, coach, Barbara Butts, second place winner in extemporane- ous speech in region. Mr. Smith, coach, and Bill Brubaker, district winner in number sense. Mrs. McDonald, coach, Beverly Sal- yers, and Henriann Zaliski, second place winners in debate in region. Cheerleaders Rosemary Low Barbara Walker Delores Langford Jo Elaine Morton Condra Lynn Adams Football A” Squad COACHES Ted Averitt and Ray Corbett CO-CAPTAINS: Claburne Lindley, Jimmy Martin, Donald Cope (Honorary), James Williams, Leonard Luckett, All-District Players. Many thanks to Dr. L.A. Crawford who has served our football boys so faithfully through the years. DR. L. A. CRAWFORD Iowa Park is proud to present Leonard Luckett, All State Honorable Mention in football. LEONARD LUCKETT Cloyton Boyd Douglas James Harvey Klinkerman James Fenner Dale Girard James Beavers Loyd Klinkerman Fred Lewis Loyd Lewis Ciaburne Lindley Jimmy Martin Mickey Sewell Leonard Luckett Donnie McManus Mike Thornberry Eddie Wbittenberg Cecil Marquart David Sewell James Williams Delos Whisenhunt George Clements 1953 Football Record Conference Games Sept. 11 Iowa Park Sept. 18 Iowa Park Sept. 25 Electra Oct. 1 Iowa Park Oct. 9 •Crowell Oct. 16 •Iowa Park Oct. 23 •Paducah Oct. 30 lowa Park Nov. 6 lowa Park Nov. 13 •Chillicothe 13 Munday 0 20 Valley View 0 37 Iowa Park 12 19 Newcastle 20 Iowa Park 20 Archer City 32 Iowa Park 13 50 Henrietta 8 34 Holliday 12 20 Iowa Park 19 Football 1952 Conference Record Paducah Won 6 Lost 0 Crowell 5 1 Chillicothe 4 2 Iowa Park 3 3 Holliday 2 4 Henrietta 1 5 Archer City 0 6 O 'O o Football Queen Attendants Cynthia Thornberry Senior Attendant June James Junior Attendant Cecila Crawford Jr. High Attendant Coleta Williamson Freshman Attendant Joyce Stephenson Sophomore Attendant Football Queen SHIRLEY BARRON Football Record The Iowa Park Hawks had their most successful season in about 15 years by win- ning 6 and losing 4. The Hawks started practice on September 1 and scored 206 points for an average of 20.6 points per game to their opponents’ 129 points for an average of 12.9 points per game. Jimmy Martin. James Williams, Leonard Luckett, and Cla- burne Lindley were chosen on the all-district 9-A team while Mickey Sewell, Dale Girard, and Bubs Fenner were given honorable men- tion. Claburne Lindley was chosen on the Class A all-area team. Leonard Luckett was given honorable mention on the Dallas Times- Herald Class A All-State team and also on the Texas Sports Writers Association Class A All-State team. The Hawks opened the season here by blanking Munday 13-0 and also the follow- ing week shut out Valley View 20-0. On September 25, the Electra Tigers out-classed the Hawks 37-12. Iowa Park followed this by winning their third shut-out victory 19- 0 over Newcastle. In the first conference game with Crowell, the Hawks took a 6-0 lead, but Crowell, blocked a Hawk punt just before the half to take a 7-6 lead. It stood this way until late in the fourth quarter when Crowell scored two more touchdowns to win 20-6. The following week, the Hawks shut out Archer City 20-0 for their first conference victory. The District Champion Paducah Dragons followed with a 32-13 victory over the Hawks. The Dragons only had a 19-13 lead deep in the final quarter, but pulled away from the Hawks in the last few minutes. Iowa Park then dumped Hen- rietta 50-8 and followed this up with a 34-12 victory over Holliday. In the final game of the season, Chillicothe scored with 40 seconds left to play to come from behind and upset the Hawks 20-19. In these last 40 seconds the Hawks roared back to the Chillicothe 10- yard line, but time ran out. The Hawks were greatly handicapped in this game when all- district tackle Jim Martin played only a few minutes of the first quarter because of the flu and Dale Girard was out of the entire game with a back injury. The Hawks shut out four opposing teams but none of the teams were able to blank the Hawks. Lettermen for the 1953 Hawk team were Capt. Jimmy Martin, Capt. James Williams, Capt. Leonard Luckett, Capt. Claburne Lind- ley, Dale Girard, Mickey Sewell, Cecil Mar- quart, George Clements, Loyd Lewis, Bubs Fenner, Delos Whisenhunt, Fred Lewis, J. C. Bridges, Dan McLaughlin, Lawrence McLemore, David Sewell, Eddie Whitten- burg, Clayton Boyd, Loyd Klinkerrhan, James Beavers, Don McManus, Harvey Klinkerman, and Joe Garrison. Reserve lettermen were Mike Thornberry, Randall Pierce and Doug- las James. Managers for the 1953 Hawks were John Hurt and Jerry Campbell. High School Basketball Team Doyle Combs Douglas James ■ Clayburne Lindley James Fenner Harvey Klinkerman Leonard Lockett Dennis Fletcher Loyd Klinkerman Cecil Marquart Mickey Sewell James Williams David Sewell Randal Pierce Valton Watson Mike Thornberry Conference Standing 1. Crowell Won 12 Lost 0 2. Chillicothe 9 3 3. Iowa Park 8 4 4. Holliday 6 6 5. Henrietta 4 8 6. Paducah 2 10 7. Archer City 1 11 l953-’54 Basketball A” Team Conference Tournament T Team Played We They 1. Saint Jo 61 25 2. Harrold 75 20 3. Valley View 56 29 4. Valley View 39 46 5. Seymour 56 61 6. Saint Jo 54 30 7. Oklaunion T 47 34 8. Lockett T 44 45 9. Antelope 56 44 10. Seymour 40 56 11. Chillicothe 35 56 12. Northside T 47 45 13. Lockett T 52 50 14. Holliday 47 43 15. Paducah 83 53 16. Henrietta 60 42 17. Archer City 47 43 18. Crowell 50 38 19. Antelope 86 51 20. Chillicothe 30 42 21. Holliday 76 43 22. Paducah 72 43 23. Henrietta 48 41 24. Crowell 48 66 25. Archer City 71 60 Won 17 Lost 8 Iowa Park — 1380 points - 55.2 Points per game Opponents — 1106 points - 44.2 Points per game I953 ’54 Basketball B” Team Conference Team Played We They 1. Saint Jo 56 25 2. Harrold 60 12 3. Valley View 46 30 4. Valley View 41 23 5. Seymour 48 34 6. Saint Jo 56 15 7. Seymour 53 36 8. Chillicothe 41 36 9. Holliday 62 47 10. Paducah 77 41 11. Henrietta 46 32 12. Archer City 62 20 13. Crowell 39 38 14. Antelope 48 35 15. Chillicothe 49 27 16. Holliday 69 34 17. Paducah 86 39 18. Henrietta 66 39 19. Crowell 52 32 20. Archer City 105 24 Basketball The 1953-54 Iowa Park Hawks had a successful basketball season winning 17 games and losing 8. The Hawks averaged 55.2 points per game to their opponents 44.2 points per game. Iowa Park wound up in third place in conference play with 8 wins and 4 setbacks. The highlight of the Hawk Basketball season was winning the Harrold Invitational Basketball Tournament. Teams in this tournament were Electra B, Vernon B, Harrold, Northside, Odell, Oklaunion, Valley View, Lockett, Chillicothe, Burkburnett, and Iowa Park. The Hawks received a forfeit from Electra B, defeated Northside in the semi-finals 47-45 and defeated Lockett in the finals 52-50. In this championship game the score was tied at the end of the re- gulation playing time 44-44. After the Hawks trailed 27-19 at half-time and 36-32 at the end of the third quarter, the Hawks won the game in the third sudden death overtime period when Loyd Klinkerman hit with a set shot. The B team had an undefeated season winning 20 games. Lettermen for the 1953-54 season were: Mickey Sewell, James Williams, Claburne Lindley, Bubs Fenner, Loyd Klinkerman, Leonard Luckett, Valton Watkins, Doyle Combs, Dennis Fletcher, and Harvey Klinkerman. The remaining squadmen were Randal Pierce, Mike Thornberry, David SewelI, and D.O. James. Volleyball Squad Basketball Squad Henrianne Zaliski Barbara Walker Joy Scott Judy Pyle Delores Langford Melva Lee mm Beverly Sue Croft shir|ey HUB CLOTHIERS apparel for the family” EIGHTH AND INDIANA WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY 811 INDIANA WICHITA FALLS, TEX. BAXTER 'S CLEANERS 6c LAUNDRY hats cleaned and blocked 611 7TH STREET PHONE 3-7175 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY NORMAN JEWELRY BUS. PHONE 2-6465 RES. PHONE 2-1882 W. H. NORMAN 928 SCOTT STREET WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS COMPLI MENTS OF S. H, KRESS 6c COMPANY 804 Indiana Avenue Wichita Falls, Texas FEDWAY YOUR ONLY COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE I0TH AND INDIANA E 3-1441 WICHITA FALLS, TEXA i WALLANDER f S FLORIST 1801 HARRISON PHONE 2-6091 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS COMPLIMENTS OF WESTERN AUTO 809 INDIANA PHONE 2-0741 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS CHARCOAL BROILED STEAKS BING'S STEAK HOUSE I2TH AT TRAVIS PHONE 2-5821 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS COMBINED AM. INC. CO. HEALTH ACCIDENT HOSPITALI Z AT I ON 2817 MAPLE STREET DALLAS 4. TEXAS J. M. DENTON, DISTR ICT MGR. JONES SHOE STORE, INC. 715 8TH STREET PHONE 3191 1714 S. 23RD ST, ABILENE, TEXAS WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS PHONE 3-8404 PHONE 4807 WICHITA FALLS, TEX. IOWA PARK, TEX. CRAWFORD PAINTING DECORATING CO. FOR THREE GENERATIONS PAINTERS Be DECORATORS OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES Be CHURCHES W. T. SONNY CRAWFORD WOOD SON SHOE STORE 707 INDIANA WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS SHAW NASH MOTORS, INC, NASH SALES AND SERVICE TELEPHONE 2—8674 1301 SCOTT STREET WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS ROBERTS - BRASHEAR FINE USED CARS” 12TH AND LAMAR STREETS PHONE 2-5100 WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS We, the members of the annual staff, wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks and gratitude to our commu- nity, and everyone who has in any way helped make this Iowa Park annual possible. Ava Lee Watts Retha Starr Sue Croft Don Owens James Fenner Joy Scott Beverly Barker Sue Geisert Carol Thomas Cynthia Thornberry June James Mrs. M. J. 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Thomas Carol Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rhodes, Johnny, Larry Mr. and Mrs. Tom Skelton and Shirley Paddlefoot Payton Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Marquart, Cecil Jr. Buddy Mr. and Mrs. Pete Koonce Billy Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Weiler Thomas Johnson and Jean Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Dave O. Harbour Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Stone Dr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mahler, Bill, John Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kight Miss Ethyle Kidwell Rollins, Faye, and John Woodall Naomi Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spruiell Jerry Mrs. Lee Thompson The Freshman Girls Gerald, Doug, Harvey, and Potts Mr. and Mrs. Wilburr Bedford Sue Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Reaves Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Bell, Marilyn Jo Mr. and Mrs. J. Louis Quick, Kay, Chari Hazel, Taylor, and Jimmie Joy Mr. and Mrs. Ted Overby and family Delbert Lane and Anita Thompson Mr. and Mrs. George Pybus Mrs. Leta Gage Ava and Calvin The D. O. James Family Mr. and Mrs. Keith D. Swim Sharon Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Luckett Leonard Coach Corbett Carl and Jane Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonald Sumrall's Laundry Hodges Laundry Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wilson Judy FACT! As you turn these pages today, or on some tomorrow, you will re-live the won- derful times you had back in the good ole' days at your Alma Mater. With the passing of years this annual will become a priceless treasure-train to whisk you back along memory lane to rejoin your old friends and re-visit familiar places. As we at USECO turn these pages, we see the America of tomorrow, the farmers, the lawyers, the doctors, and the many trades and professions so ably represented within these pages. We are hon- ored to have played a part in recording this pictorial history of your 1954 school days . . . . . . and THAT'S A FACT! USECO umygnt.TV supply t bqL.pmbmt cg. 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