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

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THE CAMPUS The 1948 HAWKS' NEST recorded the organization of a drum corps to add color to the football games which had been resumed following the end of World War II. The high school had no band. Cheerleaders and majorettes were elected to add effectiveness to the pep squad. Another new group on the cam- pus was the choral club. Mrs. O.R. Owens continued to serve as faculty- sponsor for the HAWKS' NEST which was edited in 1948 by Joan Whistler. Jan Bedford was business manager Dwain Lofland, artist on the annual staff, created a pert little cartoon char- acter, christened Henry Hawk . Hen- ry appeared on the cover of the 1948 annual and also on all of the division pages. A reproduction of the manu- script copy of the school song was the frontispiece.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS The Campus, P. 5 School Personnel, P. 9 Personalities, P. 25 Activities, P. 33 Who’s Who, P. 47 Athletics, P. 57 Organizations, P. 77 Classes, P. 89 Advertisers, P. 119

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THE ACADEMIC BUILDING contains classrooms for both junior and senior high schools, a library, an auditorium, a gymnasium, and the administrative offices. Our campus contains five important buildings. THE HOME ECONOMICS COTTAGE is a roomy frame structure which contains classrooms and laboratories for teaching the homemaking arts. THE BAND AND SHOP BUILDING contains a large practice room for the band as well as storage space for uniforms and instruments. The right half of the building is devoted to the teaching of vocational ag- riculture. It contains one classroom and a much larger room full of equipment for instruction in farm main- tenance. When the new band hall is finished, this building will be used exclusively for agriculture classes. 6