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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1955 volume:

t Hnmks’ 3Xest An Exciting Drama of School Life Written in Three Acts By The Administration The Faculty and the Students of the Iowa Park Schools Iowa Park, Texas 1955 peiucatinn This one and only performance of THE HAWKS' NEST of 1955 is dedicated to you THE PLAYERS (the Student Body) with congratulations upon the excellent portrayal of your roles and with the fond hope that the scenes and associations connected with this drama will live forever in your memories as you take your larger roles upon the stage of LIFE. --The Production Staff (The |)nninun THE PROLOGUE Act I. The Autumn of 1954 Scene 1 Registration Scene 2 The T-0 Fair Scene 3 Football Season Scene 4 Hallowe’en Carnival Act II. The Winter of 1954-55 Scene 1 A Play within the Play Scene 2 Who's Who Scene 3 Winter Sports Scene 4 Organizations Scene 5 Public Schools Week Act III. The Spring of 1955 Scene 1 Our Stars Present a Play Scene 2 Texas Interscholastic League Entries Scene 3 Baseball Season Scene 4 The Stars Go on Tour Scene 5 The May Festival Scene 6 The Co-Stars Entertain the Stars Scene 7 Junior High Graduation Scene 8 The Grand Finale Dramatis Personae The Audience The Directors The Production Staff Backstage Scenes The Patrons The Setting All acts take place in the Iowa Park High School. Pbotngrdjfh) b) V . I '. Snjfbini . , 7A o HY it (The |3rnlinnu' Before the curtain rises, I should like to thank all of the directors, the players, and our loyal patrons, who, by their unfailing cooperation and enthusiasm, have made this drama possible. DON OWENS Production Manager Art I THE FALL OF 1954 Ttvas autumn, and the hares were dry And rustled on the ground. SCENES: 1. Registration 2. The T-O Fair 3. Football Season 4. PTA Activities The entire cast receives instructions from Direc- tor Elms ACT I. The freshmen have a busy (?) play-practice under the direction of Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Covington. Mr. Snipes prompts the seventh grade-- The time is Mrs. Flanagan shows the eighth grade their script; 17 while Mrs. Gage encourages them to play their parts well. then Mrs. Tanner passes out the play books. SCENE I. xatlfrti August 30, 1954 Before the day is over, Director Elms untangles conflicting roles. Theseniors, with Mrs McDonald and Mr. Hughes, are ready for their final cue. Mrs. Owens, dressed in the latest beads deletes some lines from a junior role. Mrs. Weiler is unaware of a little sideshow go- ing on among her juniors. Mrs. Hughes' sophs are obediently learning their lines. Mrs. Swim amends the script for a sophomore. ACT I. , SCENE 2 Sde - ddiade-nta ai% During the week of Sept. 27 - Oct. 1, 1954, all of the Hawks center their activities at the Texas-Okla- homa Fair. Especially do the seniors and juniors welcome Fair Week because it enables them to earn the major portion of the money they need for class activities. This is an eventful year for the juniors because they move their stand from the Exhibit Building to the main drag. The juniors of 1954-'55 will never forget that they helped build the new stand and were the first to occupy it. The Senior Stand is ready for business. A senior crew takes a break. The Junior Stand is under construction. The Junior Stand is completed. 8 Mr. Vaughn receives the Sweepstakes award for the band. Gerald Combs and James Fenner win first place in dairy Judging contest. ACT I. , SCENE 3 Jfie aot a££ Season The A team lines up with its coaches and managers. Head Coach Bob Covington is at the right end of the middle row, while Assistant Coach Gene Snipes is at the left end. Next to Coach Snipes is Ralph Brown, co-manager, while at the left end of the back row is the other manager, John Hurt. The Backfield Front row: J. C. Bridges, D. Sewell, H. Klinkerman, G. Combs. Second row: D. Todd, W. Hastings, N. Lee, D. Teeter, L. Hensley. The Line Front row: N. Marquart, E. Whittenberg, D. McLaughlin, D. McManus, R. Pierce, F. Lewis, L. Klinkerman. Second row: J. Harris, M. Thornberry, D. James, L. Hall, J. D. Miller, J. Low, T. Moore. Donnie McManus Co-Captain Bob Covington Head Coach Gene Snipes Assistant Coach ACT I. , SCENE 3 JAe fhxei a£t Sea xtfi Under the leadership of their new mentors, Head Coach Bob Covington and Assistant Coach Gene Snipes, the senior high football boys begin practicing diligently beneath a broiling August sun in pre- paration for a ten-game schedule. After dropping the first two games to Electra and Valley View, The Hawks won a glorious victory over the Burk Bulldogs on September 24. In regular conference play, the Hawks celebrate Homecoming on October 29 by winning over Henrietta 32-20. Although no other win is chalked up during the season, our boys keep up their fighting spirit and acquit themselves well in each game. Donnie McManus and Gerald Combs serve as co-captains for the season. When the All-District selections are revealed, Gerald Combs has the honor of being chosen a defens- ive back. Receiving honorable mention are Lloyd Klinkerman, end; Fred Lewis, tackle; and Harvey Klinkerman, quarterback. Showing plenty of hustle and talent, the junior high football team wins five out of an eight-game schedule in which each of four opponents is played twice. At the end of the season, letters are awarded Jimmie Banks, Jim Barbour, Leslie Beavers, Malcolm Berry, Lee Holloway, Deryl James, Don Roy Klinkerman, Donald Mundt, Jim Paris, Jimmie Pinson, Bobby Redin, Louie Reed, Gene Shawver, and Michael Laible, manager. The Season’s Record A Team Junior High Iowa Park 6 Iowa Park 12 Iowa Park 12 Iowa Park 13 Iowa Park 0 Iowa Park 0 Iowa Park 32 Iowa Park 13 Iowa Park 12 Iowa Park 20 Electra 9 Valley View 20 Burkburnett 6 Crowell 31 Archer City 6 Paducah 54 Henrietta 20 Holliday 27 Chillicothe 13 Lockett 25 Iowa Park 0 Iowa Park 25 Iowa Park 0 Iowa Park 7 Iowa Park 35 Iowa Park 7 Iowa Park 21 Iowa Park 21 Archer City 14 Burkburnett 7 Burkburnett 0 Holliday 18 Holliday 12 Archer City 7 Henrietta 0 Henrietta 7 The Junior High team poses with its leader, Assistant Coach Snipes. :JoeifuUl (Queen- Clad 9iei ClttctuLint Sandra Fenner Queen Caroline Sewell Patricia Faulkner Junior Senior Senior Betty Harrell Peggy Koonce Joan Calloway Freshman Junior High Sophomore ACT I. , SCENE 3 Jeotbcili ACT I. , SCENE 3 3fie fawtfialt Sxuuuui Our football queen is crowned during cere- monies preceding the Henrietta game on October 29. Queen Caroline Sewell Donnie McManus Gerald Combs Co-Captain Co-Captain The Court What would our football games be without our fine marching band? 13 James Low (71) tackles as J.C. Bridges (61) and H. Kllnkerman,rush up to help Donnie Todd (20) runs Interference for Gerald Combs fill. Lloyd Klinkerman receives a touchdown pass in the Chillicothe game. Fred Lewis (73) attempts to stave off tacklers from ball-carrier Gerald Combs. Fred Lewis (73), Dan McLaughlin (60), H. Klinkerman David Sewell (80) prepares to receive a pass in (10), J.C. Bridges (61) and David Sewell(80) all get in jjje Lockett game, the act. 14 ACT I. , SCENE 3 JAe Sjeaaxut CHEERLEADERS Barbra Walker Sandra Fenner Lillian Self Betty Harrell Joy Scott Rose Mary Low DRUM MAJOR Beverly Sue Croft MAJORETTES Mary Ellen Roberts Peggy Koonce June James Beverly Croft Kay Scott Sue Bedford Joan Archer Stattouiee-n Qa tnival J{ing. Cind Queen Earl Tatom Gayla Lynn Junior High Delton Teeter Linda Robinson Senior High Junior Jinkins Cynthia Tatom ACT I. , SCENE 4 Elementary X.) XI. C The Parent-Teacher Association adopts as its project for 1954-55 the beautification of the school grounds. To raise money for this project, the P T A sponsors a Hallowe'en Carnival which is preceded by competition among elementary, junior high, and senior high students for the title of Carnival King and Queen. We salute their royal majesties! Look! Something new! Shrubbery! ,Act u WINTER OF 1954-55 No cloud above, no earth below ■ A universe of sky and snow!” SCENES: 1. A Play within the Play 2. Who’s Who 3. Winter Sports 4. Organizations 5. Public Schools Week Members of the cast of Desperate Ambrose ACT II, SCENE 1 play. Within tfie play. On December 20, 1954, before an appreciative audience of parents and friends, the Senior Class presents its winter play entitled DESPERATE AMBROSE The cast : Dan'l............Laurence McLemore Ambrose Groves . . . Mike Thornberry Bert Miller..............Dennis Fletcher Sheriff Crandel...........James Fenner Hoot Owl Pete.......Gary Harris Stinkweed.................Tommy Patterson Nancy Martin........June James Anne Martin..........Patricia Faulkner Posie.................Mary Ellen Roberts Stage Driver............Dan Me Laughlin Beth Malone............Henriann Zaliski Mrs. Sprool.......................Mabel Glover Lena...........................Caroline Sewell The Judge............Lloyd Klinkerman BETWEEN-ACT NUMBERS The Can-Can Dancers The Shooting of Dan McGrew ACT II, SCENE 2 WAo a WAa Congratulations to those students selected for WHO'S WHO For the best all-around students, the entire high school faculty selects the boy and thegirl who make the honor roll consistently and who. at the same time, participate in the greatest number of extra-curricular activities. ■■■■Hnan OUR BEST ALL-AROUND STUDENTS CAROLINE SEWELL DAVID SEWELL Catntneiclal Josette Hensley Norman Marquart ACT II, SCENE 2 EzWAa i WJU= For the departmental Who’s Who, the teach- ers select the best girl student and the best boy student in theh respective departments. Mu ic Ira Joe Payne Joan Archer ACT II, SCENE 2 WAo’a WAo MatAetnaUca Josette Hensley Norman Marquart Science Barbara Tatom Don Owens ACT II, SCENE 2 WAo’a WAa ACT II, SCENE 2 Who Who VMxxiUanaC Homemaking Sue McDonald Agriculture Donald Cope ACT II, SCENE 3 MRS. GEORGIA FLANAGAN Coach UlUitei Spatia Qvtty’ ffiaaJkeifhM IhLliUf iiLl For the first time, Iowa Park High School has an organized girls’ basketball team and plays in the district competition. Due to their inexperience, the girls are unable to win a game, but they make a creditable showing, proving to their fans that they will be serious contenders in the district next year. The volleyball teams, both A and B”, have a most successful season. The A team wins all of its prac- tice games throughout the season, defeating twice the teams from Valley View, Holliday, Burkburnett, and Electra. At the district tournament in Chillicothe, held to determine the championship of the district, our girls lose to Holliday in a hard-fought struggle. The volleyball B team plays eight games during the season against Holliday, Burkburnett, Electra, and Valley View, winning six and losing one each to Holliday and Valley View. BASKETBALL TEAM Front row: Rose Mary Low, Violet Brott, Sandra Fenner, Barbra Walker, Joy Scott, Hersel McAnally, Caroline Sewell Back row: Ann Vestal (manager), Patsy Harrell, Pauline Toler, Roberta Butts, Judy Pyle, Doylene Mor- gan (manager), Georgia Flanagan (coach) THE A VOLLEYBALL TEAM Front row: Caroline Sewell, Barbra Walker, Sandra Fenner Second row: Violet Brott, Sue Croft Third row: Joy Scott, Roberta Butts. At top: Mrs. Georgia Flanagan, coach ACT II, SCENE 3 Wititev Sfwxta VxtMetjfkiiC THE A AND B VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Front row: Violet Brott, Caroline Sewell, Barbra Walker, Sandra Fenner, Sue Croft Second row: Patsy Harrell, Darlene Banner, Hersel McAnally, Joy Scott, Roberta Butts Third row: Earlene Boren, Betty Harrell, Mrs. Flanagan, Ann Self, Linda Holmes ACT II, SCENE 3 WUn-tei Sypmts, ffiaAjfcetfiatt Season The boys’ A basketball team completes a successful season by tying Holliday for the champion- ship of the eastern half of District 9-A. In the play-off, our boys lose to Holliday by only two points. Dur- ing the season A team participates in three tournaments and wins consolations in two of them. At the end of the season, Dennis Fletcher and Harvey Klinkerman have the honor of being selected as members of the all-area second team, a mythical team chosen by sports writers and coaches from the A A and A schools of the area. SEASON’S RECORD OF A TEAM Iowa Park 34 Olney 36 Iowa Park 46 Holliday 48 Iowa Park 43 Archer City 25 Iowa Park 39 Electra 49 Iowa Park 48 Munday 47 Iowa Park 54 Byers 34 Iowa Park 46 Megargel 42 Iowa Park 40 Holliday 43 Iowa Park 45 Valley View 59 Iowa Park 54 Henrietta 36 Iowa Park 39 Megargel 35 Iowa Park 79 First Christian 52 Iowa Park 41 Petrolia 55 Iowa Park 62 Archer City 38 Iowa Park 50 Holliday 46 Iowa Park 56 Burkburnett 54 Iowa Park 44 Crowell 57 Iowa Park 55 Crowell 70 Iowa Park 46 Burkburnett 60 Iowa Park 56 Holliday 58 Iowa Park 52 Valley View 56 Iowa Park 74 Henrietta 65 Iowa Park 62 Archer City 48 Iowa Park 41 Holliday 43 Left to right: THE A TEAM Front row: Back row: Harvey Klinkerman, Douglas James. Gerald Combs, Jerry Geisert, Randall Pierce, Norman Marquart, Jimmie Harris (manager). Coach Bob Covington, Lloyd Klinkerman. David Sewell, Dennis Fletcher, Mike Thomberry, 5?” JSaAjket atl Jjeam Front row: Coach Gene Snipes, Lynn Hensley, Laurence McLemore, Jerry Hevrin, Tommy Patterson. Jim- mie Harris, Tex Boyd Back row: James Low, Donald Daugherity, Gordon Griffith, Ralph Brown, James Beavers. Lyndal Preston ACT II, SCENE 3 UUtitei Sponti JunioJt 3tiyh J$a4 etftall Jjeam Front row: Coach Gene Snipes, Ralph Pierce, Deryl James, Louie Reed, Jim Pyle. Dort Roy Klinkerman, Michael Laible, James Paris, Buddy Holloway Back row: Ronnie Coleman, Jerry Beggs, Jim Barbour, David Thompson, Forrester Robertson, Malcolm Ber- ry, Lee Allen Holloway ACT II F. F. A. Chapter Officers Beverly Sue Croft F. F. A. Sweetheart Front row, left to right: Gerald Clements, vice-president Jerry Morgan, reporter Donald Cope, president Gerald Combs, treasurer Back row: John E. Sibley, Vocational Agriculture instructor Ralph Brown, sentinel Eddie Whittenberg, secretary Donnie McManus, parliamentarian Donald Daugherity, historian fhdwt£ 5jCIWI£%6 cip (Ltnexica The Iowa Park High School Chapter of the Future Farmers of America 28 SCENE 4 « i zatwtuy Bobby Archer, Joe Garrison, and James Fen- ner help to keep the chapter's farm machinery in repair. Donnie McManus, Ralph Brown, and James Fenner proudly display the chapter's artistry in wrought iron. fhitwie Sxvatt ta. et (Ztn dca Eddie Whittenberg is happy over the honor just conferred upon him by C. P. McGaha of the City National Bank of Wichita Falls-that of outstanding Future Farmer of Wichita County. The award carries with it a trip to the F F A national convention at Kansas City. Eddie Whittenberg, Mr. Sibley, and Donald Cope are ready to take off for the National FFA convention in Kansas City. At the annual FFA banquet, Mr. Watkins Walker (left) and Mr. C. C. Morgan (right) receive Honorary Chapter Farmer degrees. Sue Croft receives an FFA Sweetheart locket, presented by Donald Cope, president. )') Chapter Officers Left to right: President: Kay Quick Vice-president: Kay Scott Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Holmes Reporter: Jan Patterson Class Chairmen: Mary Skinner, Jane Waters, Sue McDonald ACT II, Chgouii Mitaxc Miunmiahco) C Cl me lieu SCENE 4 HOMEMAKING CLASS ACTIVITIES zatwtvi Sutam Memema exA, (imetica Cutting a dress ACT II JAc JAe Conceit Stand 'Hawk 3$and BAND OFFICERS Front row: Sue Croft, Treasurer Caroline Sewell, President Janice Wilson, Reporter June James, V-P and Secretary Back row: Arlen Shook, Librarian Ira Joe Payne, Librarian In competition, Ira Joe Payne and Bru Hughes win membership in the Region Bai Ira Joe Payne wins membership in the Sta Band. Below: Band Director C. L. Vaughn Below: Ira Joe Payne Bruce Hughes JAe 9tamd Oiand SCENE 4 zatian i JAe 9iiqA SjcAoot GAoxjua, Director: Mrs. O. R. Owens Accompanist: Don Owens ACT II, SCENE 4 ALzt cUf MaicLa, Front row: Don Owens (accompanist), Mrs. O. R. Owens (director), June James, Pat- ricia Faulkner, Caroline Sewell (seated on floor) Back row: Janice Wilson, Jeraldine Entrekin, Joyce Stephenson, Doylene Morgan, Sha- ron Reed Office CLa laianty, Front row: Darlene Banner, Eva Jo Bohannon, Fredna Ruth, Doylene Morgan, Ann Vestal Back row: Janice Patterson, Melva Lee, Kay Quick, Beverly Sue Croft, Barbra Walker ACT II SCENE 4 ($xgamzatien ! . Front row: Henriann Zaliski, Christena Rogers, Ann Vestal, Janice Patterson, Sharon Reed. Gladys Shelton, Mary Morgan Back row: Clara Ann Verble, Bonnie Callaway, Barbara Tatom, Sara Johnson ACT II, SCENE 5 Jlufi-iic S,cdaal Weed Superintendent Swim extends a warm welcome to all patrons and friends visiting our theater during Public Schools Week, March 7-12. To acquaint the public with the work being done here, demonstrations by art and music classes of the elementary school are held in a downtown show- room. In the bank is placed an exhibit of Mr. Football Player with every piece of his equipment, each piece tagged with aprice mark. An assembly program and a tea are given at the school on the afternoon of March 8 to honor former students and teachers. Gifts are presented to Mrs. Kate Stone Emanuel, Mrs. Daisy Stanfield Arlington, and Mr. Mike Cain for being the oldest students present; to Mrs. Zula Matthews McKitrick of Idaho for be- ing the former student who traveled the farthest to reach Iowa Park; and to Mrs. Ida Clark, former teacher, who taught here in 1901. Above: Superintendent Swim Mrs. Emanuel, Mr. Cain, and Mrs. Arlington Mrs. McKitrick and Mrs. Clark Left: Art class Music class A football player's equipment: $116.75 JVrt XU THE SPRING OF 1955 The year's at the spring.' SCENES: 1. Our Stars Present a Play 2. Texas Interscholastic League Entries 3. Baseball Season 4. The Stars Go on Tour 5. May Festival 6. The Co-Stars Entertain the Stars 7. Junior High Graduation 8. The Grand Finale Members of the cast of Marry before Midnight ACT III, SCENE 1 StxiJli a tita Jltcuf. Our star actors, the Seniors, follow tradition and on April 4, 1955, present to their admiring fans a second play entitled MARRY BEFORE MIDNIGHT The cast: Old Jen................................Marvin Richter Carla Camden.................Henriann Zaliski Sue Browne............................Shelton Ophelia Ricketts....................Christena Rogers Miss Reba Pell........................Barbara Tatom Bosco Jackson.............Laurence McLemore Rev. Elbert Teebolt........................M. Thornberry Dick Haller......................Jerry Hevrin Judge Nathan Pell.................Gary Harris Stewart Pell......................Fred Lewis Storm Cloud.............................Tommy Patterson Mary Wallace................Patricia Faulkner Janice Patterson, originally cast for the part Carla Camden, picks this inopportune time to come down with the mumps! Our sincere sympathy to you, Janice, and a salute to Henriann who memorizes the part in three days. BETWEEN-ACT NUMBERS Bridal Scene Debating Team Lynn Hensley Mike Thornberry Winners of third place Number Sense Team Dan McLaughlin Randall Pierce Dan is winner of third place ACT III, SCENE 2 Ready Writing Mary Ralston Shorthand Team Caroline Sewell June James Winners of third place Speech Entries Thomas Jones, Kay Quick, Jerry Morgan, and Joy Scott Kay is second place winner in Junior Girls' Declamation ACT III, SCENE 2 Spelling Team Doylene Morgan Norma Engledow Winners of third place Jeauw. JnterjcAoUi tic Jlexufue Ltitiw JjemuA, J xrtid Front row: Sue Croft, Roberta Butts, Caroline Sewell Back row: Norman Lee, James Fenner, Gerald Combs, J. E. Elms (coach) Roberta Butts wins second place in singles. The tennis meet is held at Electra on April 4. ACT III. , SCENE 2 J.eaxw. Jiite cdo Ca tic £ea ue t'nfww- and Sield Ltitiie Front row: Thurman Payton (discus, shot put), Norman Lee (broad jump, 440 relay, mile relay, low hurdles), Jimmy Harris (mile), Jerry Morgan (440 relay, low hurdles, 220), Gerald Combs (third place in 100 yard dash, fourth place in pole vault, 440 relay, low hurdles, broad jump). Bob Covington (coach). Second row: Harvey Klinkerman (high hurdles). John Wesley (discus, 880, mile relay), Delos Whisenhunt (220, 110, 440 relay, shot put), David Sewell (440, mile relay), Donald Daugherity (440, mile relay). ACT III, SCENE 2 J,exa Jute lAcda- (a tic £ea ue Band Entries The band as a whole wins a first division rat- ing in sight reading; a second in concert; and a third in marching. Events are held at Wichita Falls Nov. ‘20, May 7. and April 30. Trombone quartet wins a first! Left to right: David Sewell, Bruce Hughes, Thomas Jones, Norman Lee. Drummers Left to right: Judy Pyle, second Sue Bedford, first Mary Shook, first Judy Pyle and Joan Archer (below) win a second in a twirling duet. Front row: Nancy Gay Smith, oboe, second Peggy Koonce, clarinet, fourth twirling, first Joan Archer, clarinet, second twirling, second Sue Croft, twirling, first Back row; Glen Wester, base horn, second Bruce Hughes, baritone horn, first plus Thomas Jones, trombone, first; student conducting, first. ACT III, SCENE 3 ‘JiaseBull Season J)l iuct CdampifrtM. Competition among the baseball teams of District 7-A, Region 3, takes the form this year of a double round robin tour- nament in which the Iowa Park Hawks emerge as district champ- ions. Congratulations to the Hawks for winning seven games and losing only one! In the bi-district playoff, Iowa Park bows to Jacksboro 3-0. SEASON’S RECORD Iowa Park 13 Holliday 1 Iowa Park 8 Electra 11 Iowa Park 11 Henrietta 10 Iowa Park 13 Holliday 10 Iowa Park 8 Henrietta 7 Iowa Park 4 Archer City 2 Iowa Park 6 Electra 2 Iowa Park 5 Electra 4 Team representatives proudly display the district championship trophy. Billy Middleton Buddy Horine David Sewell JAe QAatnpXfrtteAip, J atn Front row: Billy Middleton (right field), Randall Pierce (third base), Tex Poyd (sec- ond and pitcher), Tommy Patterson (right), Jimmy Harris (catcher), Gerald Combs(first), Gene Snipes (coach). Back row: Douglas James (center), Harvey Klinkerman (pitcher), Larry Hall (left), Lloyd Klinkerman (third), David Sewell (left), Lynn Hensley (short), Norman Marquart (center). Not pictured: Buddy Horine (center). ACT III, SCENE 5 KING JIM DAVID STEELE Attendant QUEEN FRANCINE CAROLYN LOW RE Y Attendant JAc May, 'Jo tUui t Students of the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades unite to present a colorful fiesta on the evening of May 5 in the high school auditorium. After the fourth grade sings Greetings to Spring , by Strauss, the Queen of the Fiesta, Francine Faulkner, is crowned by the King, Jim Barbour, be- fore a court made up of seventh and eighth grade students. Carolyn Lowrey and David Steele act as crown and flower beat- ers. For the entertainment of Queen Francine, King Jim, and their court, the sixth grade gives a parade of hit songs, old and new, as well as an act based on Hawaiian music. Clowns and hula girls (?) give a festival flavor. Continuing the entertainment, members of the fifth grade stage a celebration in honor of El Cinco de Mayo, Mexico's independence day. Mexican songs precede an exciting bull fight in which Emmett Alaniz, as the matador, skillfully dis- patches El Toro . John Rollins Woodall of the sixth grade makes a pleasing Master of Ceremonies. JAe Cwenatien Ladies and gentlemen of the court watch the King crown Her Majesty. The Juniors Bus Senior Mothers and Sponsor ACT III, SCENE 6 3Ae Co - Staid Cateitain 3,de Staid The Juniors entertain the Seniors with the annual trip to Craterville, Oklahoma May 6-7 Unloading at Craterville Refreshments so soon? Other Honor Graduates Jo Ann Brubaker Valedictorian Nancy Gay Smith Fourth Nancy Ann Smith Third Malcolm Berry Fifth ACT III, SCENE 7 Junior 9iigA High School Auditorium, May 19 Processional......................Mrs. R. A. Tanner Invocation........................Rev. Charles E. Ellis Explanation of Theme.......................Deryl James Song: This Is My Country ..........Eighth Grade Class Our Schools ........................Nancy Gay Smith Our Government .............................Nancy Ann Smith Song: The House I Live In ......................Class Our Homes ...............................Sue Bedford Our Religion .........................Jo Ann Brubaker Presentation of Diplomas.................James E. Elms Benediction...............................Fred Parkey Recessional...........................Mrs. R. A. Tanner Faculty Sponsors Mrs. R. A. Tanner Mrs. Joe Flanagan Sue Bedford Saluta torian The Class during Graduation Ceremonies ACT III, SCENE 8 JAe Qiattd Vitiate Part I. The Baccalaureate Service High School Auditorium, May 15, 7;00 P. M. Prelude...........................................Mrs. James Sewell Song: Day Is Dying in the West Invocation........................................Rev. H. M. Riek Song: Psalm 150....................................The Junior Class Scripture Reading.................................Rev. Roy Anderson Let There Be Music ......................... Junior Boys' Ensemble Sermon.............................................Dr. LeRoy Carter First Christian Church of Iowa Park Song: Fairest Lord Jesus Benediction..................................Rev. L. C. Pennington Recessional.......................................Mrs. James Sewell Dr. LeRoy Carter, who preaches the sermon The Junior Class, who compose the choir The Seniors listen intently to the sermon. I fcfl Members of the School Board, the Superintendent, the Principal, the ministers, and the student speakers occupy the stage. ACT III, SCENE 8 JAc QratuL Aituxie Part II. Commencement Exercises High School Auditorium. May 20, 8:00 P. M. Processional Mrs. James Sewell Invocation Mr. Cleo Jones How Education Is Preparing Us for Living in This Upset World” Caroline Sewell-Salutatorian Education; Does It Yield Profitable Results? -Fred Lewis ”0 Sing Your Songs Senior Trio June James, Pat Faulkner Caroline Sewell Education and Its Relation to Freedom and Defense Henriann Zaliski The Spiritual Values of Education - Mike Thornberry Giftorian June James Valedictory Don Owens Presentation of Key to Junior Class Don Owens to Norman Lee Awards and Scholarships - Supt. Keith D. Swim Presentation of Crass - Principal James E. Elms Presentation of Diplomas -C. E. Birk Benediction -Rev. S. G. Shropshire DON OWENS CAROLINE SEWELL Valedictorian Salutatorian ACT III, SCENE 8 JAe Qtand AuuiCe S nioi 9tig,A Jtattat- (-j tucUia HENRIANN ZALISKI DAN McLAUGHLIN BARBARA TATOM JUNE JAMES Fifth Sixth Fourth Third (Hurtain! nenncum r«i nct Uonle.UA I -d at Banquet And Lot. of Fun •commv . A. .__«_di_____i _____ ontesUA r ■ ( 05,; ■ Next Saturday H� wk� flew oier the the Iowa Par it • :u Bearcat : art FVi culture studeo strict A fam 32 � for a dlstr mn end White accomaar L «. .ur in the first +% T jut r io the flr t � 4 fullback, lOWKX i r v v ■ Nt . % ■ «JK r.vV • rm' f t .re a)re d Ir.- this year « Tit U appointed T: NT Klect drfy will JE. mMty. a A ’ EDI rST school accompa� - ricuUv a J be: dio Program: Ed 5 tg. Gerald dements, ai BJ Brown, the 1 0 O x h iu hoc a to Ml i fool 7 oO u. (k _ A fine pth ow« pirk Planned for Cam ho ear Hawk jr ’ q a banquet At f ' ah street will Lake on ; ■ yp MfL -la. • y ’‘Sphere Saturday night ‘‘nod up. V � p « Qo h «a a ITA Halloween C dent a roiM’i ti- � s booth. w«. 111 hueincsa tn _ Room molhe x their duties art' � Is chief; Beve; lUot editor; June laanager; Or at business wr, boys - Hawks to Open Cage District Play Tues r With Archer City 1 ova according to Jak of the local organi coach of the Mid we. and former Notre Danu� j, he principal speaker, el are light from any Quarterback of planning thi •«ember or at Berry' Drug, .‘i PoH« hmob high wins ■UDAT, Vt !| The street t 0 £ and «% and re onl $1.25 and can lernoon of thU w«s. -AJL r..Aarai—� . BAND NOTES g-.A ug i still going xj nail. We ar a ramatis Ifersimajt ( C turday we e k schools of next week, on day. March 7. � school will hold openhoi trtet competition with a goo Wrek was observed slbility of flniahing high 1� tl |Mt Tur ay mornlng ln IOwa I ark ferenoe,_____ ; _ «eH.v | and at l ion club at niw n Speller, to Enter £rH£ Z ' Z tU (toy Friday in r «r fi D_:________n____ I til day Friday tty members to atP Regional Contest iM ihodU i church of Wichita A, Tanner, tunior highi 1 ■P 8 � � «-mbly aien given houses extended a ” «he school n« . in Uw school cal --------------- Mi r A given in m • . i M squad match with Vall 1 ao r end the B squad loot. Baseh boy� and girl� U w ed ur.doi rr VlwrB trDJr' • a. ' • Snipe� . o«t with • Xr • Dougla� A a p Hobe-r Ob £ tnvn a- fars upptrrtinafet mport- ood to it the tt. A Rasl s y ovv. night let 1A band cap . ?u ntinental style. We w ably have them for the Turk game Sept 26. We also have new glove t M y Nunifomi . .y tdUa ner band studi W + XMary Uai. ti x'vx Thr “ %L . underway' + VV D. Swim rOJ Monday each will three overall J?it placers Undf retudit� ol chil- V, Wt will be selling L Cd , 4 WO I drink again. Pleas Tper DennU ‘ Mm «arib aav with the Jr ........... —™— — '— n _ O J nigh' s b« Hark High School, placed on the DMlQUCl lOT D Hd •t the O' 'Mi second team of the Wichita Daily The annual hand banquet v , kn� e All-Area C5as A elecUon . hfUj Friday night at ch, i CHAPEL P HOG BAM S Eere were approximately 1 10 pr Neat Tuesday morning at P:� pC there will be an assembly piogram; After the invocation by C. in the ethool auditorium on tbe ughn. band director, an enj Civil Air PatroL' was eerved. Thursday, Jan 30. a regular , Decoration, were n.............- Milk Program All Schools Here Cost Is Nominal I'V. milk %£v; m r, 1 i have a V X in th� � whole low The grad � seir milk cac • � cr s Ti: it will be sclectoa We appreciate Pre« � S - If anyone wanta Ik delivered to his ho: ta Sr or class spons ytng to pick -I slop IS a pkki .«dc upon, the unanl I one set with | . or ring Is pretty and ?o v. ™ . --- - «IT - jc symbols and inntxuments. TN'e finally f ltftirNlirtgC tall had note and saxophones on the Sr tripN’ rilwIIIV I lllltvl em. The tables were done forward to It; 1 Future Nurses of America met ractively tn white And green, ng to have lots of fun? u a standar J H|n f()Sy and heard Estelline Down the center of each ta Hughes say if anyone d - I (s'. In the role of j ' 'Jaao iite (Ic tou Miss Iowa Park High : SANDRA FENNER (Senie % MigA) t 52 In the role of Mr. Iowa Park High : DONNIE McMANUS Favorite Actor: GERALD COMBS 3de Staid (S niwt dCa iS) Favorite Actress: CAROLINE SEWELL 53 JAe. S,ta%4, OFFICERS DON OWENS President GERALD COMBS Reporter TOMMY PATTERSON Secretary dan McLaughlin Treasurer FRED LEWIS Vice-president ROOM MOTHERS MRS. W. M. OWENS MRS. D. O. JAMES MRS. CHESTER McMANUS MRS. JOE COPE MRS. H. B. KLINKERMAN JAe StatA 3 | e 5 j t | a ' I 6 BOBBY ARCHER F. F. A. 3,4 JAMES BEAVERS Football 2, 3 Basketball 4 F. F. A. 1,4 EVA JO BOHANNON F. H. A. 1 TIL Declamation 1 Choral Club 4 Office assistant 4 CLAYTON BOYD Basketball 1 Football 1.2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,4 Class officer 3 GERALD COMBS F. F. A. 1,2,3 Basketball 2,4 Baseball 3, 4 Football 4 - All-district DONALD COPE F. F. A. 1,2.4 Football co-capt. 3 (hon.) Who's Who 4 JAMES FENNER Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1,2, 3 Annual staff 3,4 DENNIS FLETCHER Football 2, 3 Track 2,3 Basketball 2, 3,4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 PATRICIA FAULKNER TIL Debate 3 Melody Maids 3,4 Homecoming royalty 4 55 MABEL GLOVER Senior play 4 Natural History Club 1 F. H. A. 2,3 GARY HARRIS Football 2 Track 2 Senior play 4 JERRY HEVRIN F. F. A. 1,2, Who's Who 2, 3 Basketball 4 JOHN HURT Football mgr. 2, 3,4 Basketball mgr. 3 Baseball mgr. 1, 2 J A e S t a % JUNE JAMES O- Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3,4 Melody Maids 1,2, 3,4 Who's Who 2, 3,4 LLOYD KLINKERM AN Baseball 1,2, 3,4 7h VUt Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Track 4 56 FRED LEWIS F. F. A. 1,2 Football 1,2, 3,4 ROSE MARY LOW Cheerleader 2, 3,4 Tennis 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3,4 DAN MCLAUGHLIN Football 1, 2, 3,4 F. F. A. 1,2 TIL Number sense 2, 3 Class treasurer 4 3 k e t a % A don McLaughlin F. F. A. 1,2 Football 1, 2 LAURENCE McLEMORE Football 1,2, 3 Basketball 4 Senior play 4 DONNIE McMANUS Football 1, 2, 3,4 Track 3,4 F. F. A. 1,2,4 DON OWENS Who's Who 1, 2, 3,4 Band 1, 2 T. I. L. 2,3 Annual staff 3, 4 TOMMY PATTERSON F. F. A. 1,2,3 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 Senior play 4 JANICE PATTERSON F. H. A. 1,4 Nurses' Club 4 Class reporter 3 IRA JOE PAYNE Band 1, 2, 3,4 All-State Band 4 Who's Who 3, 4 T. I. L. Debate 2, 3 HELEN RICH Band 1, 2,4 Majorette 2,4 F. H. A. 1,2 Chorus 2,4 MARVIN RICHTER Band 1, 2,3,4 F. F. A. 1,2,3 57 MARY ELLEN ROBERTS Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 1, 2, 4 Chorus 1,4 Senior play 4 CHRISTENA ROGERS F. H. A. 1,2 Volleyball 3 Nurses’ Club 4 J a CAROLINE SEWELL Band 1, 2, 3,4 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3,4 Melody Maids 1, 2,3,4 I GLADYS SHELTON F. H. A. 1.4 Nurses' Club 4 a H, BARBARA TATOM 5' T. I. L. Spelling 2, 3 Volleyball 3 Basketball 3 Nurses' Club 4 MIKE THORNBERRY Football 2, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 4 Baseball 2 T. I. L. Debate 2,4 HENRIANN ZALISKI MRS. M. J. MCDONALD MR. TIM HUGHES F. H. A. 1,2 Faculty Sponsor Faculty Sponsor T. I. L. Debate 2, 3 Volleyball 3 Nurses' Club 4 58 Favorite Actress: DOYLENE MORGAN jAe Co - S ta (Juniox Oo as) )tf Favorite Actor: NORMAN LEE 59 Co- - S til OFFICERS NORMAN LEE President DOYLENE MORGAN Treasurer BRUCE HUGHES Vice-president ROBERTA BUTTS Secretary SANDRA FENNER Reporter ROOM MOTHERS MRS. A. L. REED MRS. ARCH HUGHES MRS. L. A. LEE MRS. HENRY BROWN MRS. M. T. ARCHER MRS. JAMES SEWELL MRS. C. C. MORGAN do - Sia% s, JOAN ARCHER J. C. BRIDGES RALPH BROWN ROBERTA BUTTS SUE CROFT MARTHA EATON SANDRA FENNER JERRY GEISERT BONNIE CALLAWAY EARLENE COLLINS GORDON GRIFFITH WANDA HAIL BUDDY HORINE BRUCE HUGHES SARA JOHNSON NINA LAKEY NORMAN LEE ANN LEWIS bill mcmahan BOBBY McMANUS J. D. MILLER DOYLENE MORGAN JERRY MORGAN MARY MORGAN 63 DURWOOD SIMS J. L. SKINNER JOYCE SHOOK BOYT SMITH JOYCE STEPHENSON e a EDWIN TODD CLARA ANN VERBLE 5. BARBRA WALKER 0 LARRY WHEELER a % m DELOS WHISENHUNT EDDIE WHITTENBERG 64 Favorite Actress: JOAN CALLAWAY 3Ae S ippaititip dati (S pAama ce CCcma) Favorite Actor: DONALD DAUGHERITY 65 s C u DARLENE BANNER KENNETH BERG p JANELLE BLAYLOCK V a K, t PAULINE BOYD 0 NANCY BROOKS I CHARLES BROTT n % e VIOLET BROTT LEON BROWN a JOAN CALLAWAY d t CAROL CATLIN BARBRA CHUMLEY YVONNE CHUMLEY GERALD CLEMENTS DONALD DAUGHERITY JERALDINE ENTREKIN ETTA FRAZIER JOE GARRISON s. a P P o 7 FRANCES GLOVER HERSHELL GULLATT PATSY HARRELL n, t m I n JOSETTE HENSLEY LYNN HENSLEY EDNA HOLLOWAY e a BARBARA HORTON TWYLA HURT DOUGLAS JAMES t Ty AA uJ. 0JajI I MSS' KATE JOHNSON THOMAS JONES Harvey klinkerman ANNA LAKEY MELVA LEE PATSY LEE NORMAN MARQUART sue McDonald 67 TOD MOORE RANDALL PIERCE JUDY PYLE KAY QUICK FREDNA RUTH LILLIAN SELF U P P a t 0 I n e a BETTY SULLIVAN CAROL THOMAS ANITA THOMPSON DONNIE TODD ANN VESTAL JOHN WESLEY GLEN WESTER JERRY WHITAKER COLETA WILLIAMSON JANICE WILSON RAY BARGER LORETTA BOHANNON EARLENE BOREN TEX BOYD GENE PAUL BRITT LENORA BROWN LOU BRUMBLELOW CARL CATLIN $ 0 I t a £ % 70 PAT CRAFT JOHN CRAIG NORMA ENGLEDOW LARRY HALL BETTY HARRELL JIMMY HARRIS NORMAN HODGES LINDA HOLMES GEORGE JONES DELPHA keiningham WILMA KINGCADE j. H. LEWIS EDWIN LIMBOCKER EARL LOGAN JAMES LOW HERSEL McANALLY BILLY McKENZIE DAVID MIDDAUGH DONALD MORGAN JOYCE OWEN JAMES OWENS PATRICIA PARIS EUGENE PHILLIPS LINDA ROBINSON SHARI ROGERS CARL SCHWALBE 0 I l XX c % A 71 MARGARET SCHWALBE KAY SCOTT JOY SHELTON BILLY DON SIMS MARY SKINNER BETTIE STEWART BETTY TATOM CHARLES TATOM m v t DELTON TEETER PAULINE TOLER Cp MARY LYNNE VERBLE A a a DEANNA VIA JANE WATERS CARLTON WHEELER CAROLYN WHITTENBERG MONROE WIGGINS OLETA WILLIAMS CLETIS WRIGHT 72 In the role of Miss Junior High : NANCY GAY SMITH Favorite Actors of JAe Unde tucUe , (Junia 3iigh) In the role of Mr. Junior High : DON ROY KLINKERMAN 7} GLENNA ARCHER JIMMY BANNER JIM BARBOUR LESLIE BEAVERS SUE BEDFORD JERRY BEGGS 74 Cllnde% tudie4, (Quide JUDY BELL MALCOLM BERRY THERESA BOWMAN THOMAS BRITT JOAN BRUBAKER REBECCA CALLAWAY MARK CLARK JIMMIE COLE RONNIE COLEMAN JAMES COLLINS ELOISE DOBSON NAOMI DOWNS BETTY EATON FRANCINE FAULKNER VIRGINIA GILLISPIE DONALD GLOVER BARBARA HOLDER BUDDY HOLLOWAY LEE ALLEN HOLLOWAY C. E. HOPKINS DERYL JAMES CHARLENE JOHNSON Unde%aiudie (Cftade 8) DON ROY KLINKERMAN PEGGY KOONCE MICHAEL LAIBLE DOROTHY LEE LATRICIA LEWIS LINTON G. LOWRANCE GAYLA LYNN CLETA McBROOM KATHLEEN McDANIEL TERRY McGILL BARBARA McKENZIE CHRISTINE MIDDAUGH BILL MOORE JULIA MORTON JERRY PADGETT JAMES PARIS 75 PAUL PARKEY CAROLYN PHIPPS JIMMY PINSON KAY POOLE JIM PYLE LOUIE REED Undex tudie (Of iiide 8) DONALD RICHTER CLIFTON ROACH FORRESTER ROBERTSON BRENDA RUSSELL GENE SHAWVER MARY SHOOK KARA ANN SMITH NANCY ANN SMITH NANCY GAY SMITH BARBARA STEPHENSON EARL TATOM DAVID THIGPEN DAVID THOMPSON VIVIAN THRUSH JAN WOODRUFF JUDY WOODRUFF 76 MICHAEL ABOOD JIMMY BANKS CAROLANN BATES DON BLACK PATRICIA BLAYLOCK FRANKIE BOHANNON ‘It ode %4tud ie (Qtade 7) LINDA BURCH SARAH COLE BOBBY CRABTREE JULIAN DOWNS CAROLYN ENTREKIN RUTH ESTES LINDA GEISERT MARTHA GOOD CAROL HOLLOWAY STEPHEN HORTON EDITH LAXSON portia McManus GARY MAY JANICE MILLER DONALD MUNDT GAIL MURPHREE JUDY NEW BILL PATTERSON RALPH PIERCE DAVID PINSON ALLIE JACK RALSTON BOBBY REDIN SANDRA REDMOND JERRY REED JERRY ROBERTSON ROBERT ROUSCHUBER U tide % ),tiidie (Qiade 7) 78 HARRY SARGENT TOMMY SCOTT SHIRLEY SKAGGS RAYMOND SKINNER LANNY STARR EARNESTINE STEWART HUGH STOCKTON DONALD THOMPSON KAREN THRUSH LINDA TODD JO ANN TOLER RANDY TRANTHAM PHYLLIS TRUETT PEGGY UNDERWOOD TONY WATERS BRENDA WATSON RUTH WESLEY JAMES WHITAKER BARBARA WILLIAMS LOREDA WORTON 80 H. Beavers S. Bell R. Bohannon M. Boren J. Brooks D. Brown A. Bryant R. Butts R. Caddell P. Clements J. Davis J. Dyer C. Ellis A. Engledow J. Gard J. Garrison J. Gee B. Gilbreath L. Glover C. Ha Hum R. Haskins L. Helms H. Hodge C. Holder W. Holloway S. Hopkins J. Jinkins S. Johnson M. Jones P. Keeter R. Adams E. Alaniz I. Archer E. Baldwin B. Beavers M. Beck C. Bohannon B. Bowen L. Brooks J. Calhoun B. Capehart R. Clark H. Collins G. Compton M. Cowart S. Davenport D. Davis J. Dobson Sixth Qmde. K. Kirkpatrick D. Laible J. Logan T. Me Anally J. McKee L. McKenzie P. Miller S. Morgan S. Morton C. Mundt V. Murphy C. Pace D. Parkey V. Patterson C. Peden H. Pugh G. Sampley L. Sawyer K. Shrophire J. Simmons J. Skaggs L. Smith Linda Smith A. Stermer C. Tatom E. Tatom K. Teal L. Thompson P. Thompson T. Thompson R. Underwood A. Watts P. Weiss E. Wheeler C. White F. White D. Williams K. Williams J. Williamson J. Woodall K. Eaton S. Faulkner D. Findley D. Gaddie D. Green F. Griffith T. Hail R. Hambrick G. Harris R. Hughes P. Johnson T. Jolly J. Kirkpatrick R. Klinkerman L. Langford K. Lee M. Lee S. Lewis SI V. Lyons J. McCord M. Mills L. Parmelee J. Pearce T. Pinson G. Pool W. Pugh R. Rauschuber B. Rogers T. Ryan J. Schwalbe N. Seay T. Shawver S. Shelton L. Shook B. Short D. Shropshire F. Alaniz S. Archer D. Beavers T. Blackburn S. Boren R. Bowman B. Brott D. Brown M. Brubaker M. Caldwell J. Camp D. Cathey B. Cole M. Colvin S. Compton J. Cowden R. Crawford M. Davenport J. Davis F. Dyer B. Engledow C. Findley D. Frazier J. Frazier E. Gensler P. Gilleland J. Gillispie J. Glover D. Hambrick 82 M. Heldt Jifed Qwide Swvttd Qwule Jifafi Cftade G. Woodfin J. Worton W. Worton Jewitfi Qxade L. Street J. Templeman C. Thompson E. Thompson P. Thompson K. Thrush P. Toler G. Trammell J. B. Trantham J. Truitt J. Voyles J. Waldrop B. Ward G. Ward F. Watkins K. Watson M. White J. Williamson E. Holder K. Holloway K. Jolley R. Kimberlain G. Lehman B. Logan M. Lopas A. Lyons S. McKenzie S. May D. Mitchell J. Moore D. Morrison F. Murphree T. Nolen R. Pastusek M. Patterson P. Pruett S. Raines D. Reid H. Roach L. Robertson V. Ruffin M. Sampley E. Sawyer J. Scheibal A. Scott B. Shelton S. Short D. Smith Si M. Stewart F. Street B. Tatom G. Todd B. Vestal B. Walls frvwitfi Cjiiule 81 J. Allen L. Allen R. Barron M. Bays J. Beaver R. Berry B. Birk R. Blair S. Blair L. Blakeley S. Bohannon B. Brunson L. Brubaker C. Bryant G. Butcher J. Callaway D. Childers G. Cole G. Coleman A. Crawford S. Estes C. Fox P. Gaddie Dianne Gard Dorris Gard S. Garrison S. Gleason R. Grubbs B. Hadley J. Hail B. Hall L. Holder J. Holloway J. Hopkins S. Entrekin J. Jennings L. Jennings M. Johnston B. Jones K. Keeter D. Kemper B. Ketchum JAvtd w iJeuxtfi D. Wheelock N. Whisenhunt L. Whitaker C. Williams G. Williams H. Worrell JAvtd Qmde J. Kirkpatrick C. Klinkerman K. Limbocker D. Low C. McAnally S. McCarthy N. Mendez S. Mendez S. Middaugh H. Moore D. Nail W. Pinson L. Price B. Pugh R. Pugh J. Pyle K. Raines D. Roach W. Robertson S. Ruffin D. Sawyer B. Smith S. Spain J. Spruiell S. Spruiell J. Starr D. Stockton T. Trigg G. Todd B. Thompson W. Van Horn D. Voyles M. Wallis A. Ward R. Waters D. Watson S. Watson D. Wendt M. Whitaker C. Williams J. Williams S. Williams S3 B. Adair S. Alaniz P. Blackburn T. Bowen L. Brunson P. Byrd S. Calhoun T. Chesser R. Childers M. Clapp K. Clark G. Clarkson L. Colvin J. Combs S. Davis J. Doyle L. Entrekin G. Fountain H. Fountain S. Franklin G. Garrison L. George R. Gross L. Hail D. Hallum L. Hanson R. Haskins L. Hatfield L. Health D. Henson D. Hill J. Holmes A. Hughes E. F. Irby D. Jacks D. Jones M. Keese J. Kirkland D. Langston L. Leatherman J. Lee F. Lemond E. Alaniz J. Alaniz J. Bays S. Blackburn D. Bohannon G. Bohannon J. Bohannon C. Bonner T. Boren M. Bryant R. Campbell S. Capehart Sccattd Second tixade frixat Cjxade G. Levell R. Logan L. Lopas C. Lowrey V. Marsh T. May J. Medley C. Miller R. Miller D. Merriman J. Mixon S. New M. Nolen O. North K. Parks N. Parmelee M. Pastusek D. Patterson G. Parkey D. Price S. Reid T. Reitz B. Scheibal K. Scott J. Skinner D. Smith G. Smith Y. Smith D. Steele D. Thompson L. Thompson J. Todd B. Toler D. Watson D. Wheelock L. Williams P. Williams R. Williams J. Williamson J. Worrell V. Worton T. Young C. Chesser J. Church B. Coleman R. Coleman L. Conway S. Covington S. Crabtree J. Crawford N. Crawford G. Cribbs H. Eaton P. Fountain 8' S’X’cat q tad e R. Frields W. Glover R. Guthrie B. Hadley Darlene Hail Dwayne Hail S. Hanson B. Harrell R. Hatcher N. Hays B. Higdon D. Hill D. Holmes J. Huff L. Irby D. Jennings L. Johnson K. Jones R. Kays J. Kimberlain L. Kingcade M. Lester B. Levell J. Lewis T. Lyons D. McCarthy F. McCarthy V. Marsh D. Mauldin S. Mendez L. Mitchell G. Morton P. Nail A. Parkey B. Patterson C. Peden D. Peden D. Petters F. Pugh T. Pugh T. Rains D. Rauschuber C. Robertson D. Sidwell N. Sims D. Skinner M. Smith Myra Smith P. Smith S. Smith J. Spruiell P. Stephenson R. Sullivan A. Struck B. Truett J. Warren L. Wendt M. Wilkerson D. Williamson G. Worton � %• A • % 4 m h ■� • tv ««IM'1 . V 1 , t • UMfT HI.ANK Scvoodarv-Sthool Record («MU •... IM Tf K J EDUCATION A«NCT Claim For Roimburtomant V fa t VCMDOL MU.K OCAAJi i - HI iWMTlkMtl W M1 ••If «X I «K IM • « • � •'' U� MMI IIIIIUI MMU .� «1 • 'MUM llll . rrtllii lull u inMUMmn I • H(IM M WMN ■« � —f W fN H«Nl t MSI .V� MU i r . Ml- � � � f ♦- -«r. _ v . 11 r • — HIGH SCHOOL «Mr «-M •■•1 2-� 2. -2 • - - - • « « - «-. . • . • • • • —■ '� � _ _ ji Mr. --A| -1- . « - • • —� . ♦ j ■ A4 ‘W’ “s ■ U «- ■ � - - ■ -4- - • - -£. ' r T-1.1 1V i s;. Nt She «Birertars Office Of, Ssupetintetident 04 Schools KEITH D. SWIM B. A. - Harding College M. A. - Colorado State College of Education JAc School {Boaid President - C. E. Birk Vice-president - Miles V. Thompson Secretary - Albert May, Jr. Metnfresco 04 JAc School fBoatd Left to right: James A. Sewell, Miles V. Thompson, Elvy G. Sargent, Jim Miller, Albert May, Jr C. E. Birk, Joe Cope, and Keith D. Swim, superintendent 3 inclpal 04 3Ae Sticyd Scdwl JAMES E. ELMS B. A. - Henderson State Teachers College M. Ed. - University of Texas 3 incipai 04 JAe Clementaiy, Scdoal MISS ETHYLE KIDWELL B. S. - East Texas State Teachers College M. S. - North Texas State College 91 JAe MRS. A. R. BALDWIN First Grade B. A. - Mary Hardin - Baylor College MISS PEARL BUCKLEY Third Grade B. S. - Stephen F. Austin State College M. Ed. - Midwestern University ROBERT J. COVINGTON Head Coach B. S. P. E. - University of Mississippi M. Ed. - University of Mississippi MISS OLETA CURLEE Homemaking B. S. - Mary Hardin - Baylor College MRS. CHARLIE MAE CURRY Sixth Grade B. S. - North Texas State College MRS. GEORGIA FLANAGAN Physical Education B. S. - North Texas State College MRS. LETA GAGE Junior High B. S. - North Texas State College MRS. J. A. HADDOCK Special Education B. S. - East Texas State College M. S. - East Texas State College Special Education Certificate - East Texas State College - 3A Jucultxj MRS. L. D. HAWKINS Fifth Grade B. A. - East Central State Teachers College (Oklahoma) MRS. MARY HUGHES Junior High B. S. E. - Henderson State Teachers College (Arkansas) TIM HUGHES, JR. Social Studies B. S. E. - Henderson State Teachers College (Arkansas) MRS. ZADA JONES First and Second Grade B. S. - Central State College (Oklahoma) M. Ed. - Midwestern University MRS. ROBERT LISENBY Second Grade B. S. - Alabama Polytechnic Institute MISS DILLIE LOMAX Fourth Grade B. S. - Central State College (Oklahoma) MRS. BERTHA B. McDONALD Social Studies B. A. - East Carolina Teachers College M. Ed. - Midwestern University MRS. CARL L. McKINNON Third Grade B. S. - North Texas State College jAe 5«% MRS. PAGE MORGAN Librarian B. S. - Texas State College for Women MRS. O. R. OWENS English, Speech, Music B. S. - University of Missouri MRS. THOMAS PACE Second Grade B. A. - Southwestern University MRS. J. LOUIS QUICK Fifth Grade B. A. - Baylor University MRS. GRACE REAVES Sixth Grade B. S. - West Texas State College MISS HELEN REED Fourth Grade B. S. - McMurry College MRS. MAE ROBY Third Grade B. S. - East Texas State College M. Ed. - Midwestern University JOHN E. SIBLEY Vocational Agriculture B. S. - Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College M. E. - Colorado Agricultural and Mechanical College JAe 'Jacuitif ROY SMITH Mathematics B. S. - North Texas State College GENE SNIPES Asst. Coach, Biology, Junior High B. S. - Austin College MRS. VONNA JEAN SWIM Commercial B. A. - Harding College (Arkansas) M. A. - Colorado State College of Education MRS. R. A. TANNER Junior High B. A. - North Texas State College M. A. - Midwestern University C. L. VAUGHN Band B. A. - Northeastern State College (Oklahoma) MRS. CHAUNCEY WEILER English, Spanish B. A. - Southern Methodist University MRS. ALVA WORMINGTON First Grade B. S. - North Texas State College MRS. GEORGE LEWIS Secretary to the Superintendent JAe 3%a njpoiUiU on ROY SMITH CARL HOFFMAN DEWEY STEED WATKINS WALKER 3Aa divtinuvuf- MRS. GRACE CHASTAIN, MGR. MRS. THELMA VOYLES MRS. CLARA LEE MRS. OPAL WATSON MRS. ARGIE LEE 96 (the prniutctinn “3sdz 2tcua(la' Ateat” Staff Editor-in-chief: DON OWENS Staff members: SUE CROFT JAMES FENNER JOY SCOTT KAY QUICK Faculty Sponsor: MRS. CHAUNCEY WEILER Business Manager: JUNE JAMES Staff members: CAROL THOMAS SANDRA FENNER GEORGE JONES ROSE MARY LOW THE PRODUCTION STAFF AT WORK Ticket Sales Stage Manager Stage Properties Stage Director Publicity JUNE JAMES DON OWENS JAMES FENNER MRS. WEILER CAROL THOMAS (on ladder) Sound Effects ROSE MARY LOW (kneeling) 97 (Lite Prnimftinn j§ 'taff “ Jde 9taui l s‘ THE PRODUCTION STAFF AT WORK Makeup Curtain Wardrobe Mistress Lighting Effects SANDRA FENNER JOY SCOTT KAY QUICK SUE CROFT 98 Insert: GEORGE JONES Freshman tramps Majorette pickaninnies Senior chapel program A wheel of cheerleaders The Hawks' Roost crowd High school, here we come! Those dignified seniors! Junior High Cheerleaders Jeepsters The gang At the T-0 Fair Junior workmen A t a 9 e On top of Mt. Scott Did Craterville get you down? Seniors at San Antonio Soph hoboes Dorm scene-Craterville ®U1 t Putrni 15 The Production Staff thanks you for your help in producing this drama. Joan Archer Mr. and Mrs. Ray I. Low and family Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Banks and Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. Locke Lowrance Jack, Virginia, and Yvonne Banks Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Luckett and Leonard Jimmy Don Bates Mac Lucy Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Beasley, Jr. Hersel McAnally Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bedford and Sue Mr. and Mrs. M. J. McDonald Tex Boyd Sue McDonald Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Britt and family Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McManus, Bob, and Portia Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brooks Donnie McManus Bill Brubaker. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mahler Mr. and Mrs. Will Burnett Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Marquart and Cecil, Jr. Joan Callaway Norman Marquart Cheerleaders: RL, BW, SF, JS, BH, LS, RB Doylene Morgan Dr. and Mrs. Gordon G. Clark Page Morgan George Clements and Dale Girard Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mundt and Marie Gerald Combs Mr. and Mrs. John C. Murphree Donald Cope Mr. and Mrs. Ray Norwood and Vicky Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cope Don Owens Coleta and Joe Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Owens and James C. W. Coppock Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Pace Donald Daugherity Mr. and Mrs. Louis Quick, Kay, and Charles Bob and Marj Dykes J. L. and Jackie; Monty and Vickye Reaves James Heyl Easterwood and family Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Roberts and family Mrs. J. L. Fenner and Eva Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Robertson and family Sandra Fenner Jackie Sampson, USS Oriskany, CWA 34 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fletcher and Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Scott and Steve Hazel, Taylor, and Jimmie Joy George Caroline Sewell Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hansard and Clint David Sewell Josette Hensley Pat Sewell Hie and Sioux Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Singleton Hodges Laundry Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith. Linda, Paula. Mickey Jane and Carl Hoffman Nancy Gay Smith Hoge Auto Supply Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spruiell, Jerry, Duncan Arch, Grace, and Bruce Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Steele Billy and Jean James Mrs. John A. Stephens Don and Arlene James Mr. and Mrs. Keith Swim and Sharon Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. James Barbara Tatom June James Mrs. Lee Thompson Karen, Donna, Clinton, Billy Jr., Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Miles Thompson Thomas and Jean Delbert Todd and Cecilia Martin Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Jones James R. Underwood and family Ethyle Kidwell Mayor and Mrs. R. E. VanHorn Mildred and Gene Kimbell and Patsy Lynne, Shari, Lou, Earlene, and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kimberlain Margie, Watkins, and Barbra Walker Don Roy Klinkerman Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Ward Mr. and Mrs. Pete Koonce and Billy Eddie, Martha, and Laura Gayle Watson Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Lee, Larry, Norman Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Weiler Norman Lee William H. Weiler Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis and Loyd Jerry Paul and Sue Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Litchfield 102 Iowa Park Post 7211. V. F. W. (Lite patruus nf the pranta (Ciit (ldu Uia£ d) 103 • ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BONDS STRONG COMPANIES PERSONAL SERVICE CONSULT US FOR YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS MORRIS JACKS-= a«H®. CARROLL DU KE INSURANCE AGENCY -) 0 4- o 1 IOWA PARK, TEXAS PHONE 4411 This ad sponsored by the Free Wheeler Skating Club Compliments of 1 Skating every night Ph. 28862 Me tz A ppliance Bob Barrett, Mgr. Special Rates for Parties No Drinking Iowa Park, Texas Black’s Ma rket Park Hotel T. M. Black, Owner Quality Meats and Groceries Mgr. Mrs. A. O. Beal Iowa Park, Texas Phone 4061 We Deliver Rooms by Day or Week BETTER LIVING • • • At Your Fingertips Dependable, low-cost electric service helps make possible nearly every modern conven- ienc e you e njoy in your home today. When you want light. . . or radio or television entertain - ment . . or when there's housework to be done . . . you flip a switch and Reddy Kilowatt goes to work. He works in factories, too, helping each worker produce more and do his work easier. Reddy also helps in stores and offices, operating modern equipment that makes busi- ness more efficient. . . and jobs more pleasant It is the job of the men and women in Texas Electric Servic e Company. . . your friends and neighbors... to provide the electric service that helps you in so many ways. TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY An Investor-Owned, Business-Managed, Tax-Paying Company, Chartered Under the Laws of the State of Texas. Park Pharmacy Pyb u s Dry Cleaners fSw A complete dry cleaning and Eaundry Service Drucoist Just a little better [ A Service to Please Everyone Fred Hayes Phone 4241 Iowa Park, Texas Phone 3131 Iowa Park, Texas We give S H Green Stamps BARBOUR JOHN B. TRUCKING COMPANY Iowa Park, Texas SERVING THE OILFIELDS OF THE SOUTHWEST SINCE 1919 Transporting oilfield equipment to and from any point in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico, Louisiana, Colorado, Utah, Mon- tana, and Wyoming STEELE LUMBER COMPANY All Kinds of Lumber and Building Material PROMPT COURTEOUS SERVICE PRICES ARE RIGHT u UiPiUii Phone 5021--247 1 Iowa Park, Texas Congratulations to Iowa Park High School THOMPSON TOOL COMPANY Phone 3521 Iowa Park, Texas Thomas Service Station Bell Products Iowa Park, Texas Wholesale Retail SUDDEN NAPPY ERVICE Highway 287 Phone 4421 Tires--Tubes--Accessories One Stop Service Berry’s Drugs The Friendly Store Phone 262lc- V Iowa Park, Texas Lynn Welding Works 3-0633 Kamay Road Phone 3242 (jirtyfU Field Welding £ avon LAUNDRY CLEANERS Day or Night 3003 Seymour Rd, W. W. White We appreciate the privilege of transporting the Iowa Park Seniors on their annual trip. For comfortable, dependable service we invite you to use THE JORDAN BUS COMPANY Hugo, Oklahoma Fred Jones Compliments of Cow Lot Wichita Falls, Texas Nat Gene Goble’s Dairyland Dial 3-7133 12Z3 Indiana Seiberling Tires America's Safest Investment. Your Dealer Cruse Tire Co. Home of Factory-Controlled Thermo Weld. Recapping and Repairing. We give Green Stamps. 200 E. Scott St. Phone: 3-2101 STATE NATIONAL BANK Iowa Park, Texas Directors 1 John Hirschi W. F. George Herman Mitchell J. W. Van Horn Jho. C. Murphree Earle L.. Denny W. A. George C. E. Birk F. E. Hill Hardware J. A. Tanner Son Furniture Funeral Home I fiSh p Phone 3711 Iowa Park, Texas Busby’s Grocery § Station F eaturing J-.ee Tires Phillip Batteries Groceries Iowa Park, Texas Curtis Sewell Service Station Home of Quality Merchandise Phone 4161 Iowa Park, Texas Ca te s Engine Works Complete Radiator 8t Garage Service Pho. 5171 24 Hour Service Nite 3151 Iowa Park, Texas Compliments of JB Col. SISK BuUflto Street Beasley Bulldozers 300 Block West Railroad Ave. Phone 3275 Electra, Texas Dodge -- Plymouth Wichita Falls, Texas Cage Grocery % Market Phone 6241 Iowa Park, Texas Groceries At Their Best We Give United Trading Stamps Hub Clothiers Compliments Apparel for the Family of Dora Davis County Clerk Eighth and Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas Weldon Bailey Sheriff WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Western Auto Congratulations to the IOWA PARK HIGH SCHOOL B. M. Dinsmore Shoes for the Whole Family County School Superintendent Congratulations to the ANNUAL STAFF Flora Cobb 804 Indiana Avenue District Clerk Wichita Falls, Texas HOME TOWN NEWSPAPER Commercial Printing Iowa Park Herald Nancy, Ann, Bobby Jean George, Jr. Tom, Lou Ann and Ben Huckaby Phone 3161 117 West Park Iowa Park, Texas Arch Hughes Bulldozers Maintainers Iowa Park, Texas Compliments of C. L. Reaves Grocery S Ma rket 101 East Daisy Street Phone 6861 GENERAL REPAIRS ■s In Iowa Park It's the Iowa Pa rkC leane rs Wright’s J ewe I ry Where quality counts All new equipment and Experienced help For Pick-up and Delivery Call 5041 1st Door West of Bank Mr. and Mrs. Marquart Compliments of Sam Hill’s Store 5£ to $1. 00 Hamilton Watches Costume Jewelry Watch Repair 105 W. Park Iowa Park, Texas Authorized Dealer White Auto Store Leonard Refrigerator and- Home Freezers Pwd t)+(1ne fcpifts Detroit Jewel Stoves ABC Laundry—Queen Automatic Washers OHs ’ Iowa Park, I______II______ Texas Iowa Park, Texas Pfeifer Jewelry Company Railroad Watch Inspector cJovmIji] 704 Scott Avenue Wichita Falls, Texas Singer Sewing Machine Company Compliments of S. H. Kress and y. Company v 821 Indiana Phone 3-2707 Wichita Falls, Texas Headquarters For Hallmark Greeting Card6 Lovelace Book Store 911 Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas A. Leander McAlister Oil Field Trucking Well Servicing and Bulldozer Work Phones 3-2701 and 7-2229 807 Second Street Wichita Falls, Texas Your friendly suburban department store Cobb’s in Parker Square where there are acres of free parking A Josephine’s Sportswear - Dresses - Lingerie Parkers Square WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Wichita Falls Exclusive Suburban Shop Phone 73822 Ben E. Keith Com pany Wichita Falls, Texas Fresh--From Keith's' Bradford Furniture and Hardware Company Iowa Park, Texas Leonard B. Jones Pfaff Sewing Machine Dealer Typewriter Adding Machine Repair Phone 6142 Iowa Park, Texas D. O. Smith Real Estate Home s - - Lots - - Land Phone 5971 Wilson Florist Fresh Flowers Potted Plants A gift of “ ■'-SEE ond moons so much! We Telegraph Flowers Anywhere Shrubbery and Landscaping Elmer Singleton i U £?Garage Keep 'em Rolling Wholesale Retail 7- Park Concrete Wo rks All Sizes Concrete Pipes for Culvert and Irrigation Purposes Phone 4031 Iowa Park, Texas Phone 5651 Iowa Park, Texas The Beauty Box Hair Styling Essie Caldwell S' Lorene Mahler Phone 6621 Wichita Daily Times and Record New Iowa Park, Texas T. C. Berry Agent NEWS Congratulations to Seniors Northwest Materials Company Delivered or at the Pit Iowa Park, Texas Phone 4902 Compliments of American Trust Life Insurance Co Wichita Falls, Texas INSURANCE For Protection - For Investment Compliments of Stores located at Wichita Falls--Decatur, Texas Vernon, Texas--Electra, Texas Bowie, Texas--Haskell, Texas Olney, Texas--Seymour, Texas Frederick, Oklahoma Brotherton and White Sporting goods-Wholesale Retail 1614 Ninth-Phone 2-9847 Wichita Falls, Texas Paul Brotherton Bobby Evans INSURANCE PROMPT SERVICE Automobile Dwelling Furniture Business All forms of Insurance Protection Life Insurance Automobile--Fire--Windstorm Marine--Aviation--Burglary Liability - -B onds Oil Field Insurance Health--Accident Iowa Park Insurance Agency Office Phone 3221 Res. Phone 3251 Where Service is a pleasure Riley Furniture Company Home Furnishings of Dependable Quality A ■HOM€ mBhiiKjj 601 Indiana Street Wichita Falls, Texas Jas. A. Sewell----Jno. E. Butts North Texas Motor Company Wichita Falls, Texas YOUR FORD DEALER J. O. Dotson Owens - Brumley Funeral Home 01 TH£ es FuruHB) 1101 Scott Phone 3-2116 1319 9th Street Phone 2-3181 Wichita Falls, Texas C. M. Mil ler Lumber Co. Complete line of Building Materials For Home and Oil Field Phone 3641 Iowa Park, Texas C. E. Birk Equ itable Life All forms of life insurance Retirement income, Annuities and Educational Plans Also Equitable Farm Loans Iowa Park, Texas and 628 West National Bank Building Wichita Falls, Texas Hill Motor Company Super Service Genuine Parts Iowa Park, Texas Authorized Chevrolet Dealer CHEVROLET Preston Dairy Tom Covington, Distributor Fresher by a Day Phone 2461 Iowa Park, Texas r Congratulations to the Famous % Iowa Park Seniors Chamber of Department Store Commerce Needs for the Entire Family Iowa Park, Texas The Town of Friendly Living ■m Telephone 2431 105 East Cash Iowa Park, Texas Park Feed Store Frankie’s Apparel The business built on Quality, Merchandise, and pi Friendly Service Fresh Field and Garden Seeds Holloways Phone 5871 Iowa Park, Texas Poultry and Livestock 114 Cash Street Remedies and Supplies Iowa Park, Texas Carl Sullivan General Building and Construction Iowa Park, Texas Chauncey Weiler Photographer Wichita Falls Department Store of Finer Things A Pete Hall Drilling Contractor and Producer 706 Staley Building Wichita Falls, Texas Compliments of Compliments of Hoily Ceramic Shop Miller Service Sta tion — ■ 'Gifts that are Different' 407 N. Park Bell Gas Ice Max Kreutz House of Music Mead’s Bakery Wichita Falls, Texas Your Conn Dealer 721 10th Phone 2-0977 M-M-M! ] BAKERY- FRESH BREAD Henrietta Hwy. Phone 7-4348 Wichita Falls, Texas Congratulations Seniors When in Wichita Falls, Enjoy Bowling at Falls Bowl Bowl in All-Weather Air-Conditioned Comfort Call 20309 For Reservations East Scott Mississippi Streets THE OLD ORDER CHANGETH On October 14, 1954, the student body of Iowa Park High School voted to have the annual delivered in the fall instead of in May, as had been the cus- tom. This was done in order that the annual might cover all of the happen- ings of an entire school year. In this new venture, the Annual Staff has been greatly encouraged by the enthusiasm and cooperation displayed by the students, the faculty, and the administration. As you thumb through the pages of this book, we hope you feel that your patience has been amply rewarded. The Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Chauncey Weiler of Iowa Park for his interest in the book and for his generosity in furnishing us with many pictures. Without his cooperation, the picture coverage for this annual would have been incomplete. To our advertisers, boosters, and subscribers, whose financial help made the publication of this book possible, we wish to express our sincere thanks. THE ANNUAL STAFF Monogha n Appliance Co. Your Dealer Philco T V 11th Lamar Phone 32791 Compliments of Junior C liqueA Pre-teen, Junior, Regular Hi-Notes of Fashion 0 2203 Ave. H Phone 3� 4 4 • Wichita Falls, Texas CLutexyuvpfhi (lutotyHapdi IZutag a-f)dd.