Hamlin High School - Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Lv ZUYM. PIPER 1974 Hamlin High School Hamlin, Texas Volume XXXI Ed D B M t - W ght g.-P'p W'll' Ad' -Mm kcdgt Table of Contents Upening ............. . . . 1 Theme .... . . . 3 Dedication. . . . . .16 Personalities. . . . . 20 Organizations . . . . . . 32 Activities .... . . .52 Athletics. . . . . . 58 Faculty .... . . . 80 Classes ...... . . 96' Senior Index. . . . . . 121 Advertisements. . . . . . 125 it R CHAMPS . . . Involvement, an eleven-letter word that has more bearing on a person 's life than anything else. Piper '74-a memory of involvement. Piper '74 Looks Back at Involvements '73 Hamlin Class AA State- Ywx 56. . K . X , Winners ww, . L. .,,,.. ,',. 'ZF - -- -1 mf, ,f.,,g-f-t1::' ,ff-1,,1,f.AL,,,,, ,,,,.,,,,w-'C., my at . Nw-'mme Track Champ 5 , 1 'L z it Qi at Regional Meet Good luck in the 74 State Track Meet. f Wm An. WJ rf' 1 1 142 5 f V - , Z 4 2 Q ! 2 1 2 ' .4 M H W-f 1 ll wk J' ' , 'HQ Pm' K iw f . f'1nw1w' W ,W ,, ,p1'1'Y HWWNMN::,, .,: ,,,. 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Without her help the Piper Staff or the yearbook would not exist. lt is with great pleasure that we dedicate this 1974 Piper to our advisor, Mrs. Frank Codington. 7 4 J' f l' IE - x 17 'HQFBN 9 ia' E f .LJ 19 K-gx -as - vw ' :r g I H W r PERSCNALITIES My My H f g 'Ji pyqf Jh M . . ., X 'lim-. we as vL.i ,W xi mx 'N wGxxxx'n N wg.. 9 1 A J x' . 1 A . n, ' ' s i , I 1 55124 Nt .4 '59 iff' . jf ,M 24,31 1 R- H OMECUMIN G QUEEN Sponsored by Steve and Debra Steve Hastings Debra Hollis Sophomore Favorites Q wg 'Q -x., xx 'P 1 1 - 1 1 m...,Ew-um 4 QQ .3 2. xw. .40 K H - ,k,'- A -. 3 Wie- ' W' X ', X -C' 'Q -fjfif 5 ' 1 Sggfisr, :': K A 0. - F a s 'Q 5325: fr L YS xi ywvgi z xx Q S A , Q f , H, 3 : x Q Clubs and Urganizations The 1973-74 Hamlin Student Council kept busy this year. The council held the annual district meeting in H.H.S. The officers for the year of 1973-74 were as follows: Frankie Shearer-Pres. Danny Hix-V. Pres. Piper Willis-Sec. Patrice Moore-Treas. Dana Wright-Report. 3 1 52 l l l i i l i l The Oilbelt District meeting forl 1973 was held in November all H.H.S. Piper Willis served as Dis- trict Secretary and Elaine Kelley served as District Treasurer at the meeting. Members included: Gayla Stewart Piper Willis Elaine Kelley Dwayne Weaver Milburn Wink-Sponsor Cheryl Lewis Dana Wright Danny Hix Patrice Moore Frank Shearer Other members not present were: Cheryl Baker Debbie Cary Debra Hollis Roger Austin Sue Sellers Luke Reynolds Edwin Wheat Randy Elmore Mark Fowler Alan Steele Yes, the Hamlin Student Council had a complete year in '73! 4 Piper fs S 5 F is 2 in 2 S Staff members are: Keith Jackson, Dana Wright, Debra Hollis, Piper Willis, Gary Ford, Frank Shearer, Debra St. Clair, Bennett Driver, Stev Evans, Debi Cary, Cheryl Lewis, Danny Hix, and Mrs. Codington, advisor. Keith and Bennett tax their brains on those hard annual layouts. It 34 Changes i ts Uutlook. STAFF STRIVES for Better Yearbook The 1974 Piper Staff has worked hard to publish the best yearbook it Could. Receiving instructions and guides at two different yearbook seminars, the Piper Staff along with the sponsor, Mrs. Frank Cod- dington, has edited the 1974 Piper with the theme Involvement We hope you will have many happy memories and will enjoy the year- book in the years to come. 35 I I Y K i L The Piper Queen is selected annually from four candidates representing the four classes. The winner is chosen from the class having the greatest percen- tage of sales of the Piper. The Seniors with 9O'Z, of its members buying annuals are proud to have their nominee, Sheri Howerton, as Piper Queen. Con- gratulations Sheri. Rita Casey lunior I i 1 , I , .R M, ,V Susan Howerton Elise Kelley Sophomore Freshman New Members are Inducted s i S NHS old members are: lL to RJ Kenneth Dockins, Frank Shearer, Connie Chrishan, Mignon Williams, Keith jackson, Elaine Kelly, Danal. Wright. New Members: KL to RJ Carla Adair, Dwayne Weaver, Cheryl Lewis, Sonja Williams, Randy Elmore, Cynthia McMillian, and Debra Stl Clair. Mrs. Codington and the members awaiting the induction program. Frank awards the citizen's of the month. 38 Into the National Honor Society XV, -fff Keith lackson SSIGCIS Dwayne Weaver, Carla Adair is chosen, Mignon Williams chooses Randy Elmore 4 Q , ,sgn New members take the NHS oath. Elaine Kelley selects Cheryl Lewis. .59 FFA Chapter Builds Center Learning Doing Earning Living f Members build lavatory for day care center 0ffiCerSfor1973-74 Mignon Williams-Sweetheart 1 'Xa N Www? , ,f 'lfmrifiiiihfvm i l Officers this year in FFA were: gr John Hudson President K Randy Elmore Vice President L N lim lohnson Secretary V X George Gonzales Treasurer Connie Mcllwain Reporter ri ' Steve Mcliissack Sentinel l 40 And Elects New Sweetheart to Do to Learn to Live to Serve 1973-74 Green hands. Members to go to Kansas City. The Hamlin FFA Chapter has selected establishing a day care center in Hamlin as their major projection in the Building Our American Communities Program this year. Chapter members tore down an old house at the site of the center. With the scrap lumber, members have been busy building furniture for the center. Ten tables and for- ty-two stools have been con- structed and carried to the center. Members are planning to build shelves, walls for an additional bathroom, and playground equip- ment. 41 FHA Gets arly Officer installation in May of 73. mi? N 49 ix , ers warming up for their Christmas Caroling concert. lStart in 1973- 74 FHA started plans for 73-74 during the summer. Their summer activities in- cluded: a weekend at Oak Creek Lake, ,Summer workshops, Painting trash bar- rels, and Freshmen initiation. During yschool they had their annual Salad Sup- per, FFA-FHA fun night, Daddy date night, and of course the annual Sweetheart banquet. The Hamlin chapter FHA prepares girls for a busy xfuture. MISS FHA- Dana Wright FHA BEAU- lohn Hudson FHA Officers: ll-rl Susan Howerton, Elaine Kelly, Dana Wright, Diane Ford, Debi Cary, Mignon Williams, Carla Adair, Luann Shura Janice IMiller, Debra Hollis, and Piper Willis. Officers for 1973-74 Chairman-Connie Christian 1st V.P.-Frank Meyner Znd V.P.-Herschel Houghton 3rd V.P.-Lisa Rogers 4th V.P.-Stanley Colley Sth V.P.-Rhonda Mullins Secretary-Terry Neal Treasurer-Kenneth Dockins The class organization meets the last Friday of every month. Some activities are: visiting businesses, speeches by CPA's, and speeches by guests. 44 Co-op Training Gives The The H.E.C.E. program is in its third year. There are 17 students in this program, and they are totally involved in the world of work. The students work at least 15 hours a week in the many cooperating bus- inesses in the community. Mrs. loe W. Carter is the advisor. l l 4 i Activities planned for this year include: a trip to Six Flags 1 a bike hike for the Mental Retardation Assoc. employer entertaining a teacher's brunch Distributive Education is a vocational training program designed to attract people to and train them for occupations in sales, merchandising, marketing, and distribution of goods and services to consumers. DECA is a nationwide organization. Dis- tributive Education instruction covers all levels of responsibility from the sales person to the sales executive. The Hamlin Distributive Education Club of America. 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Has Western Theme Dining was a pleasure of Silver City. Seniors lohn Hudson and Sher Howerton were named King anc Queen of the Golden West at the western style banquet given foi the seniors hosted by the junio' Class. The stage was decorated witl buildings from the old west, inf cluding a delivery stable, barbe shop, general store, saloon, banlj and jail. Cardboard figures of peo: ple completed the stage setting. Tables were decorated with rea and white checkered clothsi Lamps and lanterns were used fo lighting. Centerpieces were cactu and horse shoes set in styrofoam Debra St. Clair and Cynthii Mclvlillan read the prophecy Dana Wright and Carla Adair reac the will. ' Gary Don Boyd of Anson spoki on Liking Yourself, no matte what you do with the rest of you Iif ell Randy Elmore, president of tht junior Class, was master o ceremonies. Frank Shearer, Senior Clas president, gave the response. Frank's joke gets a varied response. Front row: Debi Cary, Dana Gallagher, Elaine Kelley, Kimi Mehaffey, Melissa Madden, Cindy White, Kayla Mehaffey, Patrice Moore, lan Ford, Elise Kelley, Denise Haught, 2nd row: Gayla Stewart, Leigh Anne Vaughan, Mignon Williams, Lisa Howard, Tammie Harris, Treva Petit, Bennet Driver, Sue Ellen Waggoner, Sherry Carter, Mitzi Hunter, LuAnn Shira, Carla Adain, Rita Casey, Lori Driver, 3rd row: Beverly Carter, Melinda lohston, Tonya Haraughty, lodell Wilder, Marolyn Harrison, Isabel Gonzales, Carolyn Harrison, Lisa Absher, DeDe Young, Rebecca Server, Cheryl Lewis, Elaine Carlton, Thomas Gonzales, Steve Evans, Dwayne Weaver, Mark Fowler, Danny Hix, 4th row: Pam Absher, Barbia Hooper, Lynda Harrison, Kathy Hooper, Deloris Washington, Verna Thompson, Debra Hollis, Connie Christian, Cheryl Baker, lim johnson, Gary Ford, Andy Contreas, Sonja Williams, Ricky Crowley, Cynthia McMillan, Tracy Gregory, Kyle Jackson, Carrie May, Terry Mink, Pam Waggoner, Tonya Covington, Rodger Austin, Stacey Brown, Allen Young, George Gonzales, Paul Reynolds, Luke Reynolds, Blaine Lewis, Keith Jackson, Standing: Gary Creason, Thomas Hartley, Dean Hernandez, Rene Gonzales, Tracy Rowland, Steve McKissack, Gerry Young, Alan Steele, Tracy Asher. Band officers are: President-Kieth Jackson, Vice-President-Rene Gonzales, Secretary-Dana Gallagher, Librarian-Gayla Stewart, Historian-Elaine Kelley, Drum Major-Dwayne Weaver. 47 Keith Achieves Award l l 1 Keith jackson-Sousa Award l l i l Member of Stage Band are: Debi Cary, Dwayne Weaver, Elaine Carlton, Rene Gonzales, Kayla Mahaffey, Dana Gallagher, George Gonzales,? Luke Reynolds, Keith jackson, Blain Lewis, Tommy johnson, Paul Reynolds, Mitzi Hunker, Steve Evans, Terry Mink, lim johnson, Connie Christian, Debra Hollis, Cheryl Baker, Andy Conteras, Gary Ford, Alan Steele, Tracy Rowland, 84 Gary Creason. 48 l Elaine is Honored The 1973-74 Band Sweetheart is Elaine Kelley. X L Z' 49 A I K. 6 : . ., , Q, . A Q -- '1'1Ffi ' ff.iSS:FwES2:3jQ3ff:lSsflfiifgwxx1-ZTSEZ5. 1,31 ' jfffk p ' f.' 3, ' x . '52fi5:ff!5:3?:f?g 1-.1539 ss, 1-'.'if':7f'2f,. -.2-,',2x::.,,. 'N 'f'if-,f - - , . . A h b an , A rv Q, V .V . 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Charlie Hackle appeared to have the world in a downhill pull... until he not only missed his wedding, but one whole day of his life. i Add two scientists who are using Charlie as a guinea lhogn for a truth serum, and two foreign agents and you gcome out with a surprising and somewhat startling dis- lcovery. The play was directed by Mrs. Warren Sharp, senior sponsor. Above: Susan rides on the bank's float. Right: Diane and Mignon can't find anyone they want to wave at. 56 Homecoming isthe crowning of queens, the floats, the football game, the meals, friends, enemies, and remembering your involve- ment in H.H.S. IWSJMQ gr- Bottom Left: Old friends and good times. Bottom Middle: Mr. Cook is back in the halls of H.H.S. Bottom Right: lsn't it amazing who you bump into at big gatherings? Left: Rhonda is not going to let the E get off the float. Below: Somebody say they saw a U.F.O.? 50 57 Involvement through Athletics Athletics, the tie that binds both mental and physcial abilities. Athletics is a place where both students and community become in- volved. The 1974 annual staff is grateful to both students and communi- ty for the outstanding year in sports for our school. lt could not have been possible without the involvement of everyone. nm ...A Www-N-W f xii! 58 A typical fall Friday night at Hamlin High SPORTS 1 Hamlin Rotan Hamlin Clyde Hamlin C-City Hamlin Coahoma Hamlin Childress Hamlin Winters Hamlin Haskell Hamlin Stamford Hamlin Ballinger Hamlin Anson 'Hamli Lubbock Roose 'Hamlin Alpine 'Playoff games 'IQXAIHL k,.. '. n, K -j fl T- T , . , at m,,,, ,. as.-J2. ., , at ' I l .ll tn ,.... -. ,,..,.. W N Vkk' rf-1,-0 kkkV,k g M . ,, ,v.,,.Ql1:.4 ,... ,. V, .fm ,-.-, . , N ,, .,.,.L e..,..,.,K.,.' , - 1 The 1.973 Piper Team The 1973 Pipers performed a season that will al- ways be well remembered in the hearts of the Piper Fans. The Green Team put all they had together and made themselves known around the Big Coun- try. The Pipers became known as the 6AA District Champs and AA Bi-District Champs. Fourteen of the Piper team members will be graduating-Some to go further with their football ability and some will pro- ceed to obtain their goal in life. Those who are re- maining in H.H.S. are looking forward to a prosperous year in the 1974 season. The Piper Staffwishes all ofthe 1973 Piper team the best of luck, to those leaving and those remaining in H.H.S. 61 Bill Cork Ronnie Maberry Mike Baily xl Ricky Crowley Larry Mayes William Brown Gary Neal X4 , Danny Hix Albert McAfee Steve Evans Luke Reynolds Willie Hooper Steve McKissack Ricci Harughty Tracy Rowland 62 A I I A I L. 1. Lee David Willis Alfred McAfee lohn Hudson lim johnson Ray Scifres George Titus lohnny Jones Oscar Marshall Ray Sonneburg Gerry Young The 1973 Piper squad elected Miss Mignon Williams as their sweetheart. Congratulations Mignon Hamlin I V 's and Freshman Teams 1 'X -A ' I W,.,, j, KM, a. I , iilx 1,2132 if SQJJEJJ r in in 1' QEZF? . , , f W ft , sf , ,af - f cw' :- -- s N.. K W Ei if AA r J ' ' .. is in gf n X -- ll my -J i sl., QQ . C ,T . s Q my , qw Q 'Qi' ' j .. 1 Wi - Fi .,,, 't 1 ,1 ' 5 5 W , 5 i i , s lag, , l L ' ,E F 9' a in-vs t and l Members ofj.V.'s are-Donnie Nelson, Rick Craig, Ken Mayberry, Ricky Bonds, Randy Hudgens, David Moore, Steve Williams. Bottom row: Daniel Willis, Allen Steel, Russell May, Raymond jordan, Robert Pharris, Gerald Rodgers, Connie Mcllwain, Coach Merket. ' , .N A - ' A -- H V V N ,--a,, ,,,, ,,,,,,.i,,., , . , W T ss- l l , a , E ' Vx S W , 'ff ' if ' R 1--TTL: l ' 'A f 'W 'fegf mvffis' ' '-s ' ff ' . ' 1 I -M' W . 15 fm: '-- WW x ' -A ' w.,,.r-M wgwvnya-aim. ,Q ,,,f - -V T ' - - f 'yi l 4 ' - 7 , .tv t , , 5 i ' H, , fgsifwa-114 Y?ii2f lv ?' if , a ' 2- E3 , ll saw a 63aMs ai - W S f I , V , C we W V' 71355 V, ! , ,l 1' . .- L .:, . ' ,,,,V T : ' , Vu A R' ' ' if R ' A f' ' V' ii T , fs JA, CK of Freshman Team are-Top left, Paul Reynolds, Charles Brown, Pat Harper, Allen Young, Stanley jones, Delbert Thompson, Russ Roy Spalding, Kyle jackson, Dean Hernandez, Coach Dechairo, Tracy Asher, Leory Gardner, Edwin Wheat, jimmy Ledbetter. 63 Highlights from Bill stabs a hot one! The disappointment must be greater than the pain! F4 64 Seems like Bill is plucking an Eagle! Looks like lohnny's still pushing! l l i l 3 Football Season Iohnny turns the corner to avoid the eagles. Bill gives us a glimpse of determination of a Pied Piper. The Killer Squad hits Ballinger. David smiles at the Clyde defense H S 4 . 4 fs if 1 Rapture District for the second year in a row. i Crown in Basketball ake it three in '75. i George chalks up two for the Pipers s 3 lunior Varsity Boys Daniel Willis, Randy Hudgins, William Brown, Steve Williams, Rick Craig, Donnie Nelson, Tracy Rowland, Russell May, Gerald Rodgers, Alan Steele, Oscar Marshall, Robert Phariss, Coach Russell Merkel l D do 'fl' Freshmen Boys jimmy Ledbetter, Tracy Asher, Kyle jackson, Allen Young, Paul Reynolds, Delbert Thompson, Dean Hernandez, Stanley jones, Coach Bill Grissom 68 i Left: johnny demonstrates another two- pointer to an Anson Tiger. Right: Stretch for the basektball McAfee. Left: The Indians came to Hamlin for a scalp, but went home without their feathers. 69 6'-AA District Champs Right: Iohnny adds two more for a close victory over Anson. Far Right: McAfee adds a little action under the basket. 70 Right: There is no doubt in HaskelI's mind who got the tip. 'ah Pipers Fall to F rensh i p in Bi- District 6AA District Co- champ Nilflzmg sizfwsgw M- Piperettes Fall to Slayton in Bi-District Game P perette 0- a ains yAnnCok YH P Piperettes NT ear Up ?' ' : lf! :JJ I Piperettes fleft to rightl-Susan Howerton, mgr., Catherine Marshall, Leigh Ann Vaughn, Kathy Hooper, Elaine Carlton, Melissa Madden, Rita Casey, Mignon Williams, Mary Ann Cork, Sonja Williams, not pictured Elberta Cork, Piperettes during a hard workout. 74 District 6'-AA. Cathy's tongue comes in handy when inter- cepting a pass, ofcourse the hands are useful too. B-Team members are-Rhonda Hart, mgr., Cheryl Baker, Patrice Moore, Tracy Gregory, Sue Sellers, Sherri Carter, Debra Hollis, Lori Driver Debbie Light, ludy Wilcox, Susan Howerton, Lisa Absher. 75 Piperettes Win 6 AA Elaine Carlton Rita Casey Elberta Cork Connie Deaton ,,,., Melissa Madden Elaine Marshall Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin 'Hamlin Mignon Williams Sonia Willi8mS Leigh Ann Vaughn Haskell Stamford Winters Anson Haskell Anson Stamford Winters Haskell Slaton 'Bi District Wt Q ,ig Que 'Shi 'N Vi' Ni 1, ,- - .- .11 -1 . x f X N71 Q l, f, N 1 SJ -1 i f .4 e 9, wwf mf . ' 1 ' 'f.' : - in I Promoting school spirit is the main task of the cheerleaders. This is not always a simple task to accomplish, for spirit is needed most during times of adversity. Through signs and decorations the cheerleaders works diligently to spur enthusiasm and spirit. Our cheerleaders this year have done an outstanding job this year. The Piper Staffand the student body appreciates your hard work, girls. 78 The cheerleaders practicing a new routine for the yells. Cheerleaders Carla Adair, Sheri Howerton, Patrice Moore, Rita Casey, and Susan Hower- ton. Administration Provides Leadership The Hamlin School Board members are seated left to right: Lewis E. Madden, Clyde Lewis, Cecil Sellers and jackie Williams. Standing left to right are: Bob Hawes, Superintendentg W. T. johnson, Presidentg james Rodgers, Raymond Scifres, and john Steele, Tax Assessor and Collec- tor. The Hamlin School Board works hard to maintain high district standards. These men spend many long hours in planning an academic program to assure a year of full development for each student. The faculty, administration, and student body owes a great debt of appreciation and thanks to these men for their services. 80 ACADEMICS The Administration Plans Starting his second year at HHS Mr. Bob Hawes has shown in- telligence and determination when confronted with the prob- lems and responsibilities of being superintendent. His work and guidance have been a valued asset to all of the students and teachers of HHS. While working hard with mem- bers ofthe school board and prin- cipals, Mr. Hawes blueprints the plans to make the Hamlin Inde- pendent School District a front runner in the field of education. Knowingthat school funds are a trust to be wisely used, Mr. Hawes works hard to direct the business affairs of our school district. . - Mr. Bob Hawes, Superintendent Mr. B. V. Newberry, Principal l Another man, who is ofte feared by a few students, but al ways respected by all, is Mr. B. Vi Newberry, HHS principal. This is his 26th year at HHS. M Newberry is responsible for keepj ing all the students in line, and generally, seeing that the school if kept running smoothly. Looking for the fascinating, the new, and the stimulating is thi philosophy of Principal Newben ry. He believes education come first, as the simple sentence he uses so often: Keep those stu dents in the classroom! 82 and Proceeds. . . ws' lx Mrs. Bill Davis '. kt ff' LQV ' W t . 'A KA qs, ,M4-' X ',. R . ' ' ,Q ,. , f f K .Q :RA . Y, 'fsiffmf Mrs. Davis is a working, smiling computer. efficient secretaries stand shoulder to with one another to serve admin- teachers, and students. Planning together are Mr. Newberry 84 Hawes. Mrs. Marvin Carlton Mrs. I- 0. Murphree 83 English and Spanish Discussing a great piece of literature is Mrs. Sharp Listening to an oral report is Mrs. layroe. Mrs. I. B. layroe McMurry B.S., M.E., English Mrs. Warren Sharp N.T.S.U. B.A.g MA. English N. Classes Use Library ENGLISH-English is the basis on which we establish our means of communication. A solid foun- dation in English provides a stu- dent with better opportunities for advancement in other fields. SPAN ISH-Mrs. Haynes' Spanish classes uses the funda- mentals of grammar as well as the library for research on the Spanish heritage. LIBRARY-HHS is grateful for Miss Mary Esco and her untiring efforts to make our library a better one. She is never too busy to help both teachers and students in their search for information. Listening to a Spanish conversation is Mrs. Haynes ..,, ' -tst....,, - Ordering new books is Miss Esco. Miss Mary Esco E.T.S.U. Library Science Mrs. Kay Haynes University of Texas at Austin B.A. Spanish Mr. Dechairo instructs his class in the use of the metric system. Our math and Science teachers are well-trained individuals who spend much of their time prepar- ing for their classes. Some also double as coaches for our various athletic programs. 86 Math and Science Uffer i ff! -sz f' .az .n 'I .11 ll ,,. Coach Merkel shows Debra Hollis the fascinating world of bacteria! Miss Davis instructs the lunior Varsity Girls concerning the techniques of basketball, Freedom to Inquire Bill Grissom McMurryp B.A.g M. Phy. Ed.p M.S.S. 81 Speech P.E, Health Ray Hill Tarleton Stale B.S. Math Russell Merkel A.S.U., B.S. H.P.E. History, Science Physical Science Miss Beltye Davis Texas Tech B.B.A. lerry Bodine Howard Payne B.S. Math H.S.U. Thomas DeChaivo DSTCg M.S. M.E. Biology, Chemistry Physics f ,jf , 951.23233 , 5. f X Sie if T i Z T if i ,ffm A54 Xia 5 f '7 3 X, xlfi y 4- Mr. Merritt starts his day off with a phone call. lBut to whom???l Social tudies Develops Mr. David Bond McMurry-B.S. P.E.g History Mrs. F. Codington H.S.lJ.5 B.S. M. of Ed. Historyg Civics Mr. Sam Ferguson U niversity of Tex., Austin, B.A. Historyg Englishg Special Education Mr. Ivan Merritt Texas Tech-B.S. Englishp Government Special Education Mrs. Phyllis Rackley Education L.. The three super teachers pose for the cameraman. 88 Respect for Human Behavior Mr. Ferguson and Danny try to help Bennett with his problem, but we know that it is impossi- ble. Mr. Ferguson caught stealing a... test? Coach Bonds receives other thrills outside of the classroom. 89 Vocational Students ? -mmuwiw ummm. . y. ...ff tt f' bw Mr. Cary Finley Mr. Milburn Wink Texas Techg B.S. Texas Techp B.S. Vocational Ag. M.E. Vocational Ag. Mr. Wink receives some new information. Vocational Agriculture the department that prepares young men in the methods of ag. Some new programs are being used this agement and Ag. Co-Op. Several are involved in these. Knowledge in these fields is useful and impor- tant in obtaining a full life. gl 90 year. They are Feedlot man- Learn Useful Skills ZS.. ills ' Mrs. l.W. Carter Mrs. Pat Willoughby T. W. U 5 B. S. Texas Tech-B.S, Homemaking Homemaking Mrs. Willoughby preparing for her classes. pe 4 K -sa. K by , ,-- fl f - A 3 T at E if ..,. r T K .'lll it g ,,,.. 4f-f- fsgtw-' 4 ' 511 -'r' I s f . . . . l'VkL . .-' 1 ., , A . ad. -ill? F1 iff? ' . K ' M' Mrs. Carter assisting her H.E.C.E. students. Homemaking-the dept. that teaches young ladies the theory of building better homes. The young ladies learn methods of preparing foods, sewing, purchasing, and creative arts. This training assures a better America. 91 Band and Business Trains 4 ,,,, Mr. jones is helping Dwaine, the drum major, with jacket. Mr. jones has done an outstanding job in developing the Marching Green into the pride of Hamlin. The band consistently rates high in all contests, both individually and as a unit. The big reward will come in thel spring of '74 when the band goes to Hawaii during the spring vacation. Both the school and the community are totally involved in this effort and in our appreciation to you, Mr. jones. Miss Mitchell strives for perfection in the business department. Business courses have proven to be a great asset to HHS students, and will continue to be as we advance into this technological age. These courses help our students plan their careers and provide a better future. 92 l S l l S x s E x i F Students in Various Skills 1-L-K-J , Miss Mitchell? Mr. Newberry 81 Miss Mitchell help with graduation Mr. Tim jones H.S.U.5 B.M.g M.M. Band Miss Dora Mitchell A.C.C.g M.E.g B.S. Business Service Personnel SERVICE PERSONNEL- The job of keeping H.H.S. in operation is a very difficult one, but one that is capably filled by our service personnel. Mrs. Haught, Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. West are responsible for the excellent meals served. Providing maintenance for Hamlin High is Raymon Morales. He has served as custodian for the past 19 years. Mrs. West is performing one of her many tasks. Mrs. Haught begins to prepare lunch. 7' 'e'a 610.0 0 1, N, ...a 0 ' 0 s , X o Mrs. Lee Hastings Mrs. Ellis West Mrs. Albert Haught Sta Bus Cafeteria workers pouring milk ,hu-Pl!! I-,ep Mrs. Hastings is fixing the butter for lunch Mr. Morales is quite busy in the mornings Mr. Ramon Morales Custodian Classes are Involved at HHS Classes-the four units that form the foundation of H.H.S. Although each student partici- pates in his own class functions of work and play, all four groups must carry on traditions raise standards, and provide unity for H. H. S. The class of 1974 has done an outstanding job in each area of student involvement. The graduating class of 1974 'yr Keith presents Elaine a present as a token of his love-but don't tell Dana. IQ LJ Officers are: Frank Shearer-President, Keith jackson-Vice-President, Co. Secretary-Treasurer-Diane Ford, and Dana Wright, Mig Williams-Reporter. 97 Seniors Prepare Carla Adair Christi Bell Thomas Butler l Connie Christian Stanley Colley Gary Collins Bill Cork Mary Ann Cork Ricky Crowley Kenneth Dockins Bennett Driver Scott Feagan Diane Ford Dana Gallagher Dorothy Gonzales Rene Gonzales Carolyn Harrison Marolyn Harrison Gary Hertel Danny Hix Willie Hooper Sheri Howerton lohn Hudson Gloria Hunter Senior float captures first in beauty competi- 1 . i 100 Mitzi Hunter Walter Hunter Keith jackson lim johnson Mark johnson Tommy johnson Elaine Kelley Buddy Killion L. I, Lee Curtis Levins Ronnie Mayberry 10' Larry Mayes Albert McAfee Steve McKissack Frank Meyner Rhonda Mullins Terry Neal Ray Scifers Frank Shearer LuAnn Shira Gayla Stewart George Titus 0 Ike Vanzandl Leigh Ann Vaughn Pam Waggoner Delores Washington Dwayne Weaver Douglas White Mignon Williams These Senior boys seem to be enjoying Spanish class 02 .,, L J K 3-f David Willis Piper Willis Cindy Witt Lanny Woods Dana Wright Pied Piper 10 ff Mike Bailey 5 , 04 Elmore Heads Photograph Not Available Britt Bishop Jerry Briscoe William Brown Pam Byrd Beverly Carter A slogan well-suited for the game lr X -Q f Rita Casey Elberla Cork Gary Creason Randy Crouch Teresa Crowe Carolyn Dockins Peggy Farnsworth Carmon Fuller Randy Elmore Steve Evans George Gonzalez Linda Harrison Thomas Hartley Ricci Harughty Debbie Hix ludy Holden Kathy Hopper Herschel Houghton Juniors lohnny Lee Blaine Lewis jerry lohnson lohnny Jones Anita Ledbetter Rebecca and Cheryl ponder the specks on the floor. YS' Cheryl Lewis 27 , 105 Juniors Have Brenda Light Alfred McAfee Tony Mayberry 1 10 ,. me fi Oscar Marshall Cynthia McMillan Kimi Mehaffey lanice Miller Alice Morales The Iuniors back the Pipers. janet Moran Gary Neal Eddie Offield junior Oranday Vickie Ponder Luke Reynolds Olga Rivera More Spirit Tracy Rowland Debra St. Clair Ray Sonnenburg Wayne Turner Paul Waggoner Blake West Sonja Williams Reb'?Cfa Sefvef Is mas atypical dayin English ui? David Solis Gerry Young 10 ADa O8 Leading the Ir. class are: Rebecca Server-Treasurer Rita Casey-Secretary Randy Elmore-President Cheryl Lewis-V. Pres. Cynthia McMiIIian-Reporter At HHS lx , 10 0 'QV Lisa Absher Rickey Bond Nancy Bruton Danny Brown Stacy Brown Billy Burleson Gloria Burleson james Butler Debi Cary leff Cary Elaine Carlton Sherrie Carter Andy Contreras Sherry Covington Sophomores F loaz In Rick Craig Places First Parade 4 Connie Deaton Lori Driver Gary Ford Mark Fowler Elsie Garcia Isabel Gonzales Allen Green Larry Griffin Tammie Harris Steve Hastings lohnny Hazzard Debra Hollis Susan Howerton Randy Hudgins Diane Johnston 111 Raymond jordan Lena Lee Lorenzo Lee Richard Lee Debbie Light 12 'Ev .1-' dx Martha McGee Connie Mclllwain Ken Maberry Melissa Madden Katheryn Marshall Russell May Gary Don Mayes vid Moore rice Moore Robert Morales ,ti ff' rf ng-wfgfi Y ig 2- will 19' - l X f l Donnie Nelson Mike Norris Robert Phariss Isabel Rangel u'1Q Mario Range! Gerald Rodgers luan Romero Alan Steele julio Villanueva -:T Ricky Villanueva ludy Wilcox lodell Wilder Daniel Willis Steve Williams 113 In band, each member must play his part with utmost precision to make a piece of music a masterpiece. . . Free to be Miss Esco locates a book while Lena enjoys her reading. l Mrs. Carter and Mr. Bodine sell Mr. Cochran a lunch chip. 'Q x,,,.,,,4-Sm sxvd' 114 Individuals at H . ,. . ,,W,,.. ., r f l 1l 1 i ix or x ' -it 14 9 1 I dsl 1 ' ,. Q N J X X 4' Mwimf Namlm SK Belxms Dm, R Past Kunkel 31-0 . , fiiiirli ' A' in fs K A1312-if i-ag,-.Qc K ' .aw-1. . -1: .. ' W ' ,.., ,, . f wa., ici ' Q. . r A, . , ,.z,z.g' 4,2 wif:-,y ,fl f M . Q ,553 X ..,. f A',,..M,,,,,. ., , Aa, N. .,, Y, K , 515' + Elff5i f Q..-x .N - k,1,,E?fi.., kk7.3.1-A. K W' QQ? 5 g.Qo,f egg . -Jeff: .Nag I 'W 5 Sffirfl Ss, Q . .L-,nj-f-gm fri? 5145.251 .Q 535' -, f k..k . . r sp if .L Qfiii- ,Q .. ,ia Nite aws , .W . 5, , ' A iaggig ' - '--qi, zfigfsf ,w fe riffs.: A igwir- --M--ff.L+,-21i1?f1 sf 1fi5fg,g. ri-epzrg -4.35 r i ' if II' 'X e3 as H1 B13 'Q x pw pf w5W'XWYaf T441 - A -Affaggv 'Qiiibf' if Q, N. r a 1 ,Qemw-wWwp'fh-2 , .iii I .h .Q ' 11 Sophomore class officers are Gary Ford, Robert Pharlss, David Moore, Debra HoII1s,ar1d Rick Craig is Pam Absher 1 ,M-st x Sue Sellers if lx Q . Tracy Asher :E Roger Austin Cheryl Baker Charles Brown David Brown john Bruton Sherry Carter Russell Cary Charles Collins Susan Collins lan Ford Alvin Conner Ricky Furr lanice Cork Tonya Covington Ronald Crouch Q Leads Freshmen 4 . J in N 1 sits, li.. s Y Leroy Gardner nx- rf' Pat Harper Rhonda Hart Tonya Harughty Denise Haught Dean Hernandez Debra Holden Barbara Hooper Q Lisa Lee Howard Erma Hunter Thomas Gonzales Danny Johnston Phyllis Green Melinda Johnson Tracy Gregory Cindy Griffin Kyle jackson ff fy Stanley lones 8 N 7, X T20 Busy f' M if ' M Q' 'mfg' lclnb mihbte Elise Kelley Paula Lakey Dm Russ Lakey jimmy Ledbetter Suzanne Long Donna Pyron Paul Reynolds Faye Marshall Carrie May Tammie Mayes Kayla Mehaffey Terry Mink Alex Mendoza Eva Morales Treva Pettit Mike Pritchard lessie Ribera Sue Sellers Roy Spalding joe Spalding Delbert Thompson ,4 A. f ' W Q A.. ,A V.. f A l , , . s V , , I3 - A 4' .. 4 K. Q l . ff are 4 fp' A, ,Q Allen Young jeffrey Witt Arlen Woolf 1 Q . f Edwin Wheat Cindy White Curtis White Verna 'I hom pson David Turner Suellen Wassonef 7,ii 5 i , - IA De De Young rarrr J ' , .f 251:- 95 -I 1 5, . ' , I Lti' N' slit. 'iff l ..1' W J if r . dll -if n, eAr:x-was-. . .-eiszuf 1 ':1:12:1:E:1f:ra:::f' ' 11 l l Freshman Class Officers are: Sue Sellers-President, Leroy Gardener-Vice-President, Lisa Howard-Secretary, Elise Kelley-Reporter and Roger Austin-Treasurer. ,.,,m,.,5,w,,,,M , .M ,, ., .......... l These girls wait patiently for the school day to begin. 20 CARLA ADAIR FHA I-IV, Student Council I-II, Band I-IV, Basketball I-III, Tennis I-III, Solos and Ensemble I, Volley- ball ll, Iunior Play III, Head Cheerleader IV. DE'ANDREA BRAY Pep Squad I, Spanish Club lll-IV. THOMAS BUTLER Spanish Club lll-IV. CHRISTI BELL FHA I-II, Basketball I-IV,VolleybalI I-IV. CONNIE CHRISTIAN FHA I-IV, Band I-IV, Stage Band II- IV, Majorette III-IV,NationaI Honor Soc. III-IV, UIL Twirling Solo and Ensemble III-IV, NHS Historian IV, Pied Piper Queen Nominee II, Spanish Club II, HECE President IV, UIL Typing Contest Ill, Who's Who Among American High School Students III. J STAN LEY COLLEY Football I, Student Council I, Ten- nis I-Il, HECE President Ill, Junior Play Ill, HECE 4th V. Pres. IV. SENIOR INDEX GARY COLLINS FFA I-Il, Ag I Parliamentary Pro- cedure, HECE lll-IV. BILL CORK FFA I, Football I-IV, Basketball I- IV, Track I-IV, 'Ist Place State 440 Relay and High lump Ill. MARY ANN CORK Basketball I-IV, Volleyball II-IV. KENNETH DOCKINS I-English Award, Attendance Award, Il-American History Award, Biology Award, Atten- dance Award, Scholarship Award, III-National Honor Society, HERO-FHA, Outstanding Teenager of America, Outstanding American High School student, Scholarship Award, IV-National Honor Society, Vice-Pres., HERO--FHA Treasurer. BENNETT DRIVER Band, Basketball, Golf I, Band, Golf Il, Band, junior Play, Golf, IV-Band and Golf, Annual Staff. DIANE FORD I-FHA, Cheerleader, Rotary Award, II-FHA, Cheerleader, Ro- tary Award Class Favorite, Home- making Il Award, World History Award, III-FHA-Sth V.P., Head Cheerleader, IV-FHA-4th V.P., Sec., Homecoming Queen Nominee. DANA GALLAGHER I-Band, Basketball, Homemak- ing, Solo and Ensembles, FHA, II-Band, Basketball, Majorette, Volleyball, FHA, Solo and Ensem- bles, III-Band, Basketball, Who's Who in American High School Students, Head Majorette, Volley- ball, Stage Band, lr. Play, IV-Band, Head Majorette, Band Sec., Solo and Ensembles, Stage Band. DOROTHY GONZALES Band I-II-III, Homemaking I, Re- lated Math Award I, HERO-FHA IV. RENE GONZALES Band I-IV, Solos and Ensembles I- II, Stage Band II-III-IV, All District Band III, All-Regional Band III, Spanish Club III-IV, junior Play III, Band Vice Pres. IV. CAROLYN HARRISON Homemaking I, FHA I, Band I-IV, 121 UIL Solo I, junior Play Cos- metologist III, HECE, HERO-FHA IV. MARILYN HARRISON Band I-IV, Homemaking I, FHA I- II-IV, jr. Play Cosmetologist III, HECE-HERO-FHA IV. GARY HERTEL Football I-II-III, Class Pres. I, V-P Il, Ag IV, Student Council I, Spanish Club III, FFA IV. DANNY HIX Football I-Il-III-IV, Basketball I, FFA I, Band I-II-III-IV, Parliamen- tary Procedure Contest I, Student Council II-III-IV, Student Council V-P. IV, Track II-Ill, Annual Staff IV, jr. Play III, Ready Writing Con- test III. WILLIE HOOPER Football I-II-Ill-IV, Basketball I-Il- III-IV, Track I-II-Ill-IV, Regional Finalist lll, FFA lll-IV. SHERI HOWERTON I-III FHA, Class President I, Most Beautiful I, Most Cooperative I, Homecoming Queen Nominee I, II-Beta Club I-ll, Most Beautiful, II, Class Pres. ll, Transferred to 122 Hamlin Class Sec. III, V-P III, Spanish Club III, FHA IV, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Piper Queen Nominee, Homecoming Queen Nominee. jOHN HUDSON Football I-IV, Ag. I-IV, Class Favorite II-IV, FFA Reporter III, FFA Pres. IV, Spanish Club III. GLORIA HUNTER Basketball I, Homemaking I-ll, HECE IV. MITZI HUNTER Band I-IV, FHA I, Band jacket I, Paper Staff I, Spanish Club II, Stage Band III-IV, jr. Play Cosmetologist III, DECA IV. KEITH IACKSON Band I-IV, Stage Band I-IV, Class Treasurer III, National Honor Society III, Annual Staff III-IV, junior PlayIll,Who'sWho Among American High Scnool Students III, Band President IV, NHS Treasurer IV. jIM jOHNSON Football I-IV, Band I-IV, Stage Band I-IV, FFA I-IV, Lone Star Farmer IV. MARK jOHNSON FFA I-IV, Cotton judging Team ll, Ag Coop IV, Farm Mechanics Team IV. TOMMY jOHNSON Band I-IV, FFA I-IV, Greenhano Conducting Officer I, Chapter Farmer II, State Farmer III, judging Officer III, junior Play III, Dairy Products Officer IV, Ag Coop IV. ELAINE KELLEY Basketball I, Band I-IV, Ban? Reporter IV, Majorette Ill-IV, Uli State Solos and Ensemble I-IV, Ulla Twirling Contest III-IV, FHA I-IV- FHA Pianist III, FHA 5th V.P. IV National Honor Society III-IV' NHS Sec. IV, Spanish Club II-IV Spanish Club Pres. III, Spanis Club Sec. IV, Student Council Dis trict Treasurer IV, junior Play Ill Who's Who Among America High School Students III. BUDDY KILLION VA I-IV, Ag Mechanics Contest III Lone Star Farmer Degree III, junio Play III, Dairy Products judgin Team IV. L. j. LEE Football l-ll-Ill-IV, Basketball l-lV Track I-IV, Volleyball II-IV, Distric Track Meet lllg Greenhand lg Chapter Farmer II. CU RTIS LEVENS Transferred from Eastland Ilg Ag llg UIL Speaking Contest lllg Spanish Club III-lVg DE IV. RONNIE MAYBERRY Received the following honors at Duncanville High School. Foot- ball I-Illg Track I-lllg Lettered varsi- ty in track llg Honors English Ig Geometry Ig Student Council llg Honors English II-Illg Took Trig and Analytical Geometry Illg Regional Finalist in Track lllg Transferred to Hamlin IVg Footballg Trackg National Honor Society III- lVg Who's Who. LARRY IOE MAYES Football I-lVg Basketball I-IVg Track I-lVg District Teams in Foot- ball, Bi-District Basketball III. ALBERT McAFEE Football I-IVg Basketball I-lVg Track I-IVQ State 1st Place 440 Relay III. STEVE MCKISSACK Football I-IVg Track I-lVg Band I-IVg Basketball I-IVg FFA I-IVg Tennis I- lVg Machinist Contest III. FRANK MEYNER II--American History Awardp At- tendance Award Ilg HECE III-IVg UIL Persuasive Speaking lllg HECE lst V.P.g HECE Advisory Council Member IV. RHONDA MU LLINS Band I-Ilg ll FHAg Transferred to Hamlin llg Spanish Club lllg Citizen of the Month Illg U IL Spell- ing Contest Illg HERO-FHA 5th V.P. IV. TERRY N EAL Band I-Ilg HECE Ill-IVg HERO-FHA Sec. IVQ UIL Poetry Interpretation Illg Attendance Award II. LISA ROGERS HECE III-IVg FHA I-lVg Spanish Club llg Band lg 6th V.P. FHA. RAY SCIFRES Football I-IVg Basketball I-lVg Track I-IVg FFA lg Class Favorite Illg Football All-District, All Area Line- man of the Year lllp Honorable Mention Basketball and Track lllg 2nd Place All District Shot Put Illg Spanish Club III-lVg Outstanding American High School Students III. FRANK SHEARER Student Council lll-lVg President IVg National Honor Society III-IVg NHS Pres. IVg Annual Staff II-Ill-lVg Class Sec. Ilg Class Pres. III-IVQ Spanish Club V.P. Ilg junior Play lllg Basketball I-llg Football and Track Manager Ilg Who's Who Among American High School Students III-IVg Outstanding Teenager Award Illg Rotary Award Il-III. LLJANN SHIRA Band l-lVg FHA l-lVg FHA 4th V.P. Illg Sec. IVg Area Officer lVg At- tended National Convention IVg Basketball I-Illg Tennis I-IVg Stu- dent Council Ig lr. Play Illg Partici- pated in Make It With WooI Contest Ilp State Convention FHA lll. GAYLA STEWART Band I-IV5 UIL Solo and Ensemble lg FHA I-lVg Spanish Club ll-lVg Student Council IV. GEORGE TITUS Football I-IVg Track I-lVg Basket- ball I-IVQ FFA I-IV. LEIGH ANN VAUGHAN Basketball I-lVg Band I-IVg Tennis I-IVg Volleyball I-IVg Piper Queen Nominee III7 Most Valuable Play- 123 er, All District Honorable Mention Illg Typing Contest lllg junior Play Illg Class Favorite IVg Homecoming Queen IV. PAM WAGGON ER FHA I-IVQ Band I-IVQ HECEQ HERO-FHA IV. DELORIS WASHINGTON Band I-IVg Student Council lg Basketball Ilg HECE-FHA IV. DWAYN E WEAVER Band I-IV5 Class Favorite I5 Basket- ball lg Algebra Award lg Class Officer llg Golf llg Algebra Award llg Spanish Award llg Student Council Ilg Class Officer lllg Golf III-IVQ Who's Who in American High School Students lllg Stage Band IlI-IVg Drum Major IV. DOUGLAS WHITE Football I-Ilg Track III-IVg FFA I-IV. 124 MIGNON WILLIAMS Basketball I-lVg Tennis Ill-IVg Senior Class Reporter IVQ NHS III- IVQ Reporter NHS lVg FHA I-IVQ FHA 2nd V.P. IVg Band I-IVQ Out- standing Teenager of America Illg lunior Play Illg Rotary Club Award Illg Volleyball l-lVg FFA Sweetheart IVQ Homecoming Queen Nominee IVQ Who's Who in American High School Students IV. DAVID WILLIS Football I-IVg Track I-IVg Basket- ball I-IV, FFA Ig Honorable Men- tion in Basketball Ilg All District 2nd Team Football Ilg Regional Champ in Track Ilg 6th in State Track Ilg All District Honorable Mention Football Illg All Area Basketball Illg District Champs in Trackg Regional Champs in Trackg 3rd Place State Hurdles III. PIPER WILLIS Student Council II-IVg Reporter Illg Sec. IVg Oil Belt District Sec. IVg FHA I-IVg Historian Illg 'Ist V.P. IVg Spanish Club Ill-IVg Annual Staff I- IVg Business Manager III-IVg Basketball I-ll. CINDY WITT FHA I-Illg Paper Staff lg FHA Officer Illg UIL Prose Reading Illg DECA V.P. IV. LANNY WOOD FFA I-IVQ Lone Star Farmer Illg Ten- nis Il. DANA WRIGHT 1 Annual Staff I-lVg Asst. 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KILLION NEINDA GIN if 5 5 ssrr - 4' - -V i -A Radio Equipped For Owned bY YOU 31 Your Faster Service Neighbor Hamlin, rex. 576-3651 Neir1da,TeX. 576-3925 133 FARMERS AND MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Mil-TIIIKUMWQI ummm 1 Solid As a Rockg Member FDIC 252 S. Central Hamlin Jos I-lunsPETi-I TISRE s. APPLIANCE Serving Hamlin, Stamford, and Breckenridge With Goodyear Tires and G.E. Appliances 111 Southeast Ave. A 576-3656 i FRANIQS DEPT- MCCOY FUNERAL STORE HOME Q , 'QR-1:x'Y. -:gym '--. - :Sig ff. UNE, -f X5'nbeJr:x.:-K NX ...:,.. -,.. 3 ' f' 'LW 1 ' A ' ' -in ' Hamlin's Leading Melvin McCoy, Owner Department Store Hamlin-A5P9fm0m 311 S. Central 576-2311 NW- Ave. E 81 5th 576-3671 REYNOLDS DRUG HAMLIN HOSPITAL NV an ----S., Ta vm s- if 3 Prescriptions-One of Our Better Equipped for Any Varied Specialties Situation 230 S. Central 576-2171 632 N.W. 2nd 576-3611 HAMLIN AUTO PARTS HAMLIN PAINT AND BODY SHOP Automotive Machine Shop Service 129 S. Central 576-3673 Windshield and Repair Specialists 33 S.E. Ave. A 576-2161 CONNALLY FORD SALES S-J-q -,sq For the Best Sales and Service of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury Cars 47 E. Lake Drive l M8 734 7 WlNN'S CAROLYN OFFIELD REAL ESTATE i xxx? S,,,,.f -,pf,.t,sr- 4 ,,--A n...4n1 , - , W A- so ,X- i iii guy MOre.5aVe More Serving Your Community's 320 S. Central 576-3701 Real ESUH9 NE'GdS 576-3239 CELOTEX CORPORATION 1'-mm U. S. Patented Building Products Royston, Rd. 576-3661 Hamlin, Texas 138 FRANK'S T.V. LADY BUG Qvzanlvailv. Pirsis-zizz imimiu 1 WVU l,9,...:wm r Flower, Dress, and Gift Shop- All in ONE! 242 S. Central Come See Us- Our Service, Too! 345 B.S. Central 576-2122 MERLE NORMAN KNABEUS lEWELER'S Free Complexion Care Lessons, Gifts, jewelers of Integrity Botiques, Free Gift Wrapping 576-3741 242 S. Central 218 S. Central 576-3522 1 THE HAMLIN HERALD Your Weekly Newspaper 350 South Central Avenue 576-3606 sAui.'s GULF WEST TEXAS UTILITIES J.. in ,Lawwm-n.w lff,,gg l I 3 3 I Q i 5 65 l 5 l 5 l rr, r l l l I r I l L Q 12 S. Central 576-3441 Serving the Community of Hamlin 347 S. Central 576-3670 140 TEXAS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY It's the rea hing. Cglge. ,SE 'A mv' MM, 9' M ' 3 1 2 no f , :Z.Z.I 'f ' ' Q: ' 414 1 ' 0 . ,.:. -. ' 0 Po t Off ce B 1441 2074 No th 1 t St eet Able e Te as 79604 KISER TEXACO THE DOLL HOUSE ,- ff' gf' Z ' ,,,,z' .ff ff . ,, f - .,.- vt, i I Latest Hairstyl 53 S Ce r I 576 3781 Ladies' F h 576 2181 BAILEY CONSTRUCTION We Insure Oil Field Work 576-3332 Box 450 Hamlin, Texas 79520 .IORDAN'S HAMLIN FLOWER DAIRY CREAM SHOP I I ,M--an--i g- f, 1 ,: - N L' fr L. .M V 4, .,,,, .f.,.4..a:.:v::n.......,.... , W ,,,,',4W.,. M ,.,,,.. i ,.W,, aa... N We Feature Pressurized We Try To Please- Fried Chicken S. W. 3rd 576-3601 150 W. 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