Hamlin High School - Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1977 volume:

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HB PIPER 1977 Af R- Hamlin High Sclaool Hamlin, Texas Volume XXXI V TABLE OF CONTENTS Theme 3-1 1 Dedication 1 2-1 3 Administration 15-28 Classes 29-63 Celebrities 64- 74 Organizations 75-96 Sports 9 7-1 21 Advertisements 1 2 7-1 43 1977 PIPER STAFF Editor-in-chief jan Ford Copy Editors Elise Kelley Denice Haught Sports Editor Wayne Wheat Senior Class Editor Rhonda Hart junior Class Editor jami Crowley Sophomore Class Editor Stephanie Hymer Freshman Class Editor Stephanie Haught Eighth Grade Class Editor Shanon Hinkle Business Manager Kelly Ferguson Sponsor Mr. jerry Gooch lIvrG 1 ! '---M Y' W QL, 2f 5', H-v-'V , ggi 1 I? x 5 1 X 2 is W? ia 5 Q15 1 KH KK Aw Football Season Festivities Coach Andy Lowe completed his first full year at HHS. . 'tiff 'JD 'Q A A , if I is . 153 , .. Q, 0 . . -M-Qtfuszki K .-Andy? ,ggi sz . . ' . VY. 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A 4 Piper Participation Encompizsses The band puts in hours of practice to provide the rousing music needed at successful pep rallies. Delbert Thompson epitomizes Piper football as he scores against Knox City. , f ill ,l f p i,,r, , 4 M 5 A -.i,,,QH y,:ei3 1 ' i ' ' V, . N-Q f dv 5 1 . ' A All HHS students take part in the democratic process as they function as classes to elect officers and favorites, plan banquets and choose money-making proiectsg as the Senior Class does above. A Pletboru of Popular Pursuits ' 'uu ' uulg is a Quf eeasfs s uu Q . ., s 1 .1 so A 5 TI 'F' s a in 'T 1J. u u i N .i, fi - i A uu Itvtrivtvtrtrmmstv' M. 3.3 a u i.ll...'Hl.Ml!l5s.6Ql4i.lll.StiMQf- till The Marching Green lends excitement, leadership in vocal support, and colorful halftime shows to the football games. A f' 5 ,fe e . 5 f firi ' i www? H , K .. ie :ex- r :Y - 'Pt' T -o f , wg--Af -gg 7 -.f. 3,153-gr, .2 .Q '5?L'S723i V 97135 -:ML fc :Liga J, Ji' ff im I Coach Grissom was awarded the Stamford game ball to symbolize his first win at the Hamlin helm. '-if K P - r' a + . 1 ' N- ' f - fs- . . K , K '. .T . K ' ,ws 1 ' . ' ,def 1' . f x s. ,. .- ,. .. . . . . fa ,. - f Q1 x t.. The 10-foot Pied Piper, placed at the south entrance of the city as part of a Bicentennial project, a proposed roadside park, was destroyed july 18. The project of 52 work days was constructed of two-inch pipe, steel rods, wire lath, cement and plaster. Rev. and Mrs. joe Norton headed a score of volunteers in the construction of the mascot. 7 EVERYONE PULLS TOGETHER if , , f-.Jiffy-s ,H ,. The freshman float adds beauty to the Homecoming Parade. 1 f Coach Grissom raises spirits before the Homecoming Game. 8 Lisa gives instructions to the band for a good halftime show. faq Mns ,f . K - K 1 -gf.: -L- F ,li'E Lf' W rfffi? if .sy EY,-rv i r , The junior Float was one of many attractions of the Homecoming Parade. For cc Successful Homecoming 550 Q K l D E il ll R --. fm The Sophomore Float surprises everyone with their hard luck float. The coaches and the players on the side line watch as the Pipers beat Paducah 27-6 for the Homecoming Game. Elise receives a warm congratulation kiss from her father for being crowned Home- coming Queen. 9 President Fordts Son, Steve, Steve Ford, son of President and Mrs. Gerald R. Ford, brought the presidential race to focus in Hamlin Oct. 5 with an informal speech and question-answer session in the HHS cafetorium. The civics classes posed questions covering the various campaign issues to the well-informed and plain-speaking, 21-year-old Ford to high- light the 45-minute session. The experience helped enlighten and spur interest in the student body for the upcoming election. The youthful Ford also attended a reception at the First Baptist Church and a luncheon with the Lions and Rotary Clubs during his visit. i 1 0 Campaigns In Hamlin Oct. 5 11 F in elebrities Elected at HHS Homecoming nominees and their fathers are Pam Absher and Mr. Charles Absher, Barbara Hooper and Mr. W. 1. Hooper, Elise Kelley and Mr. Parker Kelley and DeDe Young and Mr. Gerald Young. Elise was crowned Homecoming Queen, while Minnie Barnett Willingham, escorted by Sam Mack Hodges, was named Coming Home Queen. Cheryl Baker was honored as Football Sweetheart and Lisa Howard Band Sweetheart at the Crowell game Nov. 5. Other nominees were jan Ford, football and band, Elise Kelley, football and bandg and DeDe Young, band. 14 ADMINISTRATION 1977 Hamlm ISD School Board Those who set administrative faculty and student guidelines are Hamlin School Board members seated left to right: Lewis Madden, President W T johnson Superintendent Bob Hawes and Raymond Scifres Standing are Sam Mack Hodges, james Rodgers, jackie Williams and Cecil The new middle school and audi- torium, built with 551.25 million approved by the people's vote in 1975, were completed 'during the 1976-77 school year. With a central learning center llibraryl, coordinated vocational de- partment and gymnasium, the new middle school became inhabited by students and faculty in February. The auditorium and adjoining band hall were finished soon after. Mr. Bob Hawes Mr. B. V. Newberry Superintendent Principal lVlr. Hawes provides financial, guidance and coordinating leadership for Hamlin ISD. Mr. Carlton goes over the books as he anticipates his move into the new Middle School. . ' . fy . .X ,fy .2-f4.ww,f.'..w:w , . .. +1 . ,,, . we - rf... Hg h a.i. r. a .Ja ... - . .' .,ii . i 1' . i I .W . , V Mr. Marvin Carlton Administrative Assistant Mr. Newberry hammers across ideas to keep an excellent faculty-student relation- ship at HHS. 17 A Mrs. Neva Carlton Superintendenfs Office i Secretary Mrs. jane Murphree ii Y 1 ' Superintendent's Office K ' m A Office Manager Mrs. Bobbie Swank High School Secretary 18 Mr. Ralph AFm5ff0l'lg Mr. Keith Barrick Mr. Larry Bartee Science, Math Athletics, Main Athletics, History Mr. Garry Bartee Mrs. Rachel Becker Mr, Cleatug Boiiier Athletics, 8th Science, Plan A-Resource C. V, A, E, P. E. Mr- AMY Brown Mrs. Mary E. Brown Mrs. Edith Carter 8th Math Government, English Homemaking Mr. Ronald Carter Mrs. Sue Codington Mr. Douglas Cook Building and Trades Counselor Co-op Voc. Director Mrs. Jeanne Cooper Miss Bettye jo Davis Miss Mary Esco Plan A-Aide Athletics, Math Librarian Mrs. Inez Ferguson Mr. Sammy Ferguson Miss Sue Flores 8th Science Plan A-Resource Spanish, Migrant Mr. Larry Gaines Mr. jerry Gooch Mr. Bill Grissom Math English, journalism Head Coach, Speech Mr. Tim jones Mr. james Lisle Mr. Andy Lowe Band Director Athletics, 8th History Athletics, History, Biology Miss Dora Mitchell Miss Pam Raughton Typing, Bookkeeping Athletics, P, Ea, 8th History M rs. Evalyn Sharp English 23? Nlrs. Bettye Shira Mr. Carlton Taylor Mr. MNDUFFI Wink 8th English D. E., Community Ed, VOC- ASFFCUIUIFC -s 9' - -V' W Q- ' V ,' W - 'V ' f nv - f- f- 0: M V R ,,, YN V 9 V N -,Jia , , 5 L .2 ' ,C , W .V - l, .W 1 ' yffvi- -My he r V X L 'A vwmsv. 'E V-. .1 5 L ' N , Q - N f2l '.' 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O I I Senzors Fmmfzcally lam Twp Senior Class officers are, left to right, Tomas Gonzalez, vice presidentg Lisa Howard, treasurerp Allen Young, presidentg Elise Kelley, Hamlin High School rings are always proudly worn by the seniors feven to extremesl. 31 Pam Absher Cheryl Baker Charles Brown Sherry Carter 2 Photograph Not Available lim Bollier APUQM David Brown john Bruton Tracy, Barbara, Tommie, Charles and Delbert learn bookkeeping from Miss Mitchell Russell Cary Alvin Conner janice Cork ,I KY Mike Corley Tonya Covington Rgnald Crouch Mrs. Gerald Young shows Pat, Lisa, Pam, Tomas and Elise how a float is built. jan Ford .W-www Ricky Furr Leroy Gardner Tomas Gonzalez ww-w-wav Tracy Gregory Pat Harper Rhonda Hart Tonya Harughty Denice Haught Andy adds the tr 34 im to the senior float . QE Barbara Hooper Lisa Howard Erma Hunter i P A , ,,. ,BL . 4 fig K a 1 Melinda johnson Danny lohnston Stanley jones Edwin and Melinda learn British Literature. Elisa Kelley Paula Lakey 35 av-'W Rugs Lakey lim Ledbetter Danny Maxwell 4-t'w.J!vf Y--ff r Carrie May Tommie Mayes Kayla Nlehaffey Alex Mendoza The Senior Class meets in the cafetorium to plan ways of financing an end-of-school trip Treva Pettit Mike Pritchard Paul Reynolds lessie Ribera Donna Pyron i X Delbert Thompson ,Ns S is we we .W -gf: ., . l , -, i -L-r.:- ' Paul, Mike and Stanley relax while the reserves finish polishing off an opponent. Verna jo Thompson 37 V , Andy Webb Edwin Wheat Curtis White affix? we- ' 2 if jeffrey Witt Arlen Woolf Allen Young A I -',' :ff A . ' I ww A ' W - A in ll- .. iii ..1-. ' .-:'-' s '1- - f gefxiagxafmfffff. l l l l DeDe Young Homecoming nominees, Pam and Barbara, enjoy the ride during the Homecoming Parade. 58 .IUNIORS 1977 nniors Sell Pennants junior Class officers are, left to right, Drew Tomlinson, vice presidentg lami Crowley, reporterg Mike Hymer, presidentg Olivia Marshall secretaryg and Tommy Maberry, treasurer. Q M l junior Class parents for the pastl school year were Dr. and Mrs. joe D. Hymer, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Tomlin- son, Mrs. janie Cork and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Clem. Class sponsors were Miss Dora Mitchell, Miss Mary Esco and Mr. jerry Gooch. Many juniors are active in FHA, as Faye shows during a meeting in the sewing lab. 40 Faye Cork Starlet Covington Iami Crowley Lynn Davis Henry Dancer Vivian Dixon Bo Ervine Gayleta Flowers ,,.--vf Picture not 'AA' V gomzv 2 xl - ' 4 rf Ben Gonzalez Debbie Hargrove Rhonda Hudgins Roger Gonzalez Robert Herneadez Mike Hymer Rickey Goodgame Gail Hertel julie jeffrey juniors learn the mysteries of American literature. 42 ,All Wi f fa W Gilbert Guerra Nora Holden Gary Lain Benny Gutierrez Elizabeth Hooper Brenda Ledbetter Lynn and Leeia help in the concession stand rg 'UQ , Gerald Lee Olivia Marshall Bellnza Patterson 'J Mack Lee Brett McCracken Dawn Patterson -'O' ,,....v4'1m',,LM 'wg F I Tracy Lee Tommy Nlabcrry Linda Nlarcom Dwain Nllller Estclla Morales TVHCY Offleld Leeia Phariss Mike' Phillips Marv Ann Pritchard 43 Photograph Not Available Photograph Not Available ffeeli ' . 'i . .Laffy H -' ,tksfilifatttltt .- t:-za L . a' a inf . ' ' -- 3 ,L . , cf' L. U V V V' j. -- -an s - fi .B ,s. ' Pam Pritchard lrma Quintanila Dora Romero Arthur Spalding Lester Stewart Earnest Taliaferro Drew Tomlinson Guy Turner Darenda Wheat Wayne Wheat Deborah Williams Mitch Wilson SOPHDMORES 1 97 7 Vance Leads Soploomores 2 me A Sophomore Class officers are, left to right, Linda White, treasurerg Stephanie Hymer, secretaryg Vance Lakey, presidentg Waylon Collins, vicl presidentg and Rene Guerra, reporter. i Class parents were Mr. and Mrs, lack Willingham and Dr. and Mrs. joe D. Hymer. Sponsors were Mr. Milburn Wink and Mr. jimmy Lisle. 3 , t 'fax :gg- Police Chief Ed Wheat educates Coach Grissom's health class about drugs. 46 Photograph Not Available Photograph Photograph Not Available Not Available Britt Ca, Debra Brown May Ruth Brown Ronald Brown Charles Butler Mark Carter Y I TSITY Bailey B Not Available airy Bffnera Aretta Bolden Rose Chavez Allison Clem Waylon Collins jackie Cork Donnie Gardner lrma Gonzalez joe Creason Rickey Dockins Kelly Ferguson Mary Gonzalez Ronny Green Rene Guerra Audrey Hart jena Hawes Tim Hawkins Lorenzo Hernandez David Heftel Shane Hinkle Lisa Hooper Stephanie Hymer 'ai- jamie jones Vance Lakey l Darla Pyron Larry Quintanilla , X, MX I ,il Frank Lane Laura Lee Randall Lewis Greg Mann Micheal Maxwell Kathy McGee Roy Munoz Kelly Offield Harold Pruitt Mario Quintanilla Eddie Ribera Wendell Roberts .aww Lupe Romero Charles Ruiz Peter Ruiz -VC' 'ii Claud Scifres Carl Shearer joe Smith Clara Spalding luanita Titus Greg Thorton Doris White Linda White Tina Wicker Marvin Williams julie Willingham I FRESHMEN 1977 Freshmen Begin High School Career 5 1976-77 Freshman Class officers are, left to right, Laurie Willingham, secretaryg Lesley Wilson, reporterg Russell Crowley, vice presidentg Teres McNliIlen, treasurerg and Donna Bell, president. Freshman Class parents for thh past year were Mr. and Mrs. Billy jo Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. Donalc Bockmon. Sponsors were Mr. Keith Barrick and Mr. Larry Bartee. l l l l Shanon joins Debbie and Kathy in working in the basketball concession stand to earn funds for 1 the Student Council. l 52 Greg Allen phog,-,graph Tommy AHGH Not Available George Arce jim Austin Ji EER l li F . P QWTMK X I' l QNK I 4 l I ai 25151: 'ESaEiSl?? 1 52' 7E:'EEE:::?flf?!1i? . B KA. w e L X X ffifii ,, rg Neal Baker johnny Baldlvia james Beasley Donna Bell Sherman Bates fits fe...-4' aww' -fl' '4....4.tl Sammy Benningfield Diana Benton Gayla Bockman Carl Burleson t i, y 53 Yalondia Chase Frances Chavez Delger Covington Eileen Goodgame Javier Guerra Dale Hall Rose Mary Burleson Steve Campbell Laura Carter Russell Crowley john Gardner Martina Gonzalez Stephanie Haught Shanon Hinkle Brenda Holden 54 ' l Lem Hunter Russell Laird lda Lane Todd Marshal Chris Mata Teresa McMillen Mary Holden joy Horton joel Huggins Ricky Lawlis Tammy Lindsey Lucy Lozano Don Pearce Randy Pritchard Sherrie Pritchard Debra Spalding Lester Stephens Harvey Titus 'ex aw., 'SR Odls Willis Lesley Wilson jamie Woods Diane Young Sharla Turner as F Sharon Ulmer Laurie Willingham wi Carl Pyron Angel Rangel Geneva Shelton Tammy Shelton -.I JUNIOR HIGH 8th Grdders Enter ew Middle School R 3 E il yi 'l Q l . 3 E Eighth grade class officers are, left to right, Araceli Martinez, secretaryg Mike Davis, reporterg Mariam Martinez, president, Kathy Prewit vicu ! president, and not pictured, Travis Lain, treasurer. ,. t Eighth grade class parents werel Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Scifres, Mr., and Mrs. jackie Williams, and Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Phariss. l . Q- A . 43, '-1 ,ygg 'fi' '35 .. ef - l junior High cheerleaders for the past year were Karen Ponder, Pam Thornton fheadl, Deana Pritchard, Lorna Phariss, and judy Crouch. 58 Veronica Chase Mary Chavez Steve Contreras john Cook Mike Davis Victor Franco jerry Garcia Micheal Ann Green Roy Guerra Kay Bailey Maria Barrera Susan Benningfield Robert Burleson james Hall Darrell Hart Ana Hernandez Carla Holden jacqulyn Hooper jessie Hooper Sharon Hudgins Glen Hunter Cindy Ingram joe Don jeffrey john jlmlnel Virginia jordan Melissa Kiser Travis Lain Mitch Lawlis Ronnie Lee Mary Lozano as if Rita Maberry john Bill Maddox Gina Marshall Araceli Martinez WY J-gill' fl f ,fa 1394 ,ww ffiqi-e f fn, ..,, :,,,,Ea:,.,zw. ' , '-an - ' A 'IQ 4 , Q , 1 .WMJV ? FA' asf no M la.. .lyv ,A A in fi! I 5 zrr - - - M fir ff-W ff , ,lllj M , . .,--k -'ig a ,Q ,:L.- j I nf 1 , ,Q gh., My X X :-,In i ff or is JL . .1 i Laveta Miller Robert Munoz john Neal 'N ag? J 4' Kathy Prewnt Robbie Pritchard Albert Quintanllla Miriam Martinez Nohemi Martinez Angelina Mata Robert Maxwell james O'Conner Randy Perry Lorna Phariss Karen Ponder Alma Ramon Carmen Rangel Rainey Resendez Steve Reynolds Gordon Roberts LaEtta Scifres Loutanna Scifres Deborah Sewer Charlie Smith Karen Smith Kenneth Taliaferro Arlieta Thomas Pam Thornton Carl Wade Teri Weaver Dorothy White Sonya Whitley Mickey Williams jessie Willis Raenell Wilson 4 hh Cindy Wood Kaye Woods Mark Young K , - WM' .V bl: K' - z Y .,i, 'w-ing, - .Y . , 1 Mr. and Miss H. H. S. Allen Young Spomedbyz Treva Pettit HAMLIN BOOSTER CLUB 64 K My ..,,,7 R7 Q 'f-4 ' LQ h.mfW.w.W M-W, 2 if w, Z S 3 1 .541 I f 353 -L3 re 1, 5 f f 32 Q. if ap' . , 9 15 Lf' . ',.L , L 5, My ,. 9'Y'r.L'3x fi B i ,R s 2 2 xiiif , i4Kif3i'E1',, 4? JL N, X-. 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X gi CF-5 Ama. - - M mi, Q. ,xlr55fi?2E5ffi, . I. , .LH M A J , Av Nwiv-.M w sf 1 ,-... , Q - ffeagi Delbert and Carrie Sen ior Favorites julie and Ronald o v I Y Q Sophomore Favorites Geneva and Delger I , ggi 1 Freshman Favorites joe Don and Lorna 8th Grade Favorites ORGANIZATIDNS 1 97 7 l l national Honor Society 1 The 1976-77 NHS members are, left to right bottom row, Elise Kelley, Sherry Carter, Wayne Wheat, Paul Reynolds, Mike Hymer and juli jeffrey, and top row, Tracy Gregory, Linda Marcom, Treva Pettit, Kayla Mehaffey, Cheryl Baker, Leeia Phariss, lami Crowley and Mrs. Sharp sponsor. Denice Haught is not pictured. l l The new NHS members are, left to right, lami , Crowley, Leeia Phariss, lulie jeffrey, Paul Reynolds, Wayne Wheat, Tracy Gregory and Mike Hymer. 2: l 7 6 The NHS officers are: Treva Pettit, treasurerg Kayla Mehaffey, reporterg Cheryl Baker, vice presidentg Elise Kelley, presidentg Sherrie Carter, secretaryg and not pictured Denice Haught, his- torian. julie jeffrey is selected by Cheryl Baker. Leeia Phariss is chosen by Kayla Mehaffey National Honor Society members unrobe after the induction. Hamlin High Student ouncil ,,..-ff' . K ,, 'if' Vi Student Council members include, left to right and front row, Cheryl Baker, Lorna Phariss, Kathy Prewit, Gayla Bockmon, and Stephani Haughtg middle row, julie jeffrey, Edwin Wheat, Shanon Hinkle, Mark Carter, Gregg Bessire, Kelly Ferguson, Lisa Howard, and Barbara Hooperg and back row, jamie jones, jan Ford, jami Crowley, Debbie Hargrove, Russell Crowley, julie Willingham, Drew Tomlinson, Lynr Davis and Stephanie Hymer. :gnu rarjpna 7 4 l l l l l Student Council officers for the 1976-77 year were jan Ford, reporter, julie jeffrey, vice president, Drew Tomlinson, treasurer, Cheryl Baker, presidentg and jamie jones, secretary. 78 l Youth Leadership Team Organized I The Youth Leadership Team is a group of students who visit the different schools, council the other students to help :hem with any problems they may have and help them to be more open with people. !This year's group consists of, from left to right and top row, Steve Contreras, Tomas Gonzalez, Paul Reynolds, Roger Gonzalez, Allen Young nd Mark Carter, second row, Steve Campbell, Todd Marshall, Barbara Hooper, Melinda johnson, lami Crowley, Leeia Phariss, Teresa McMillen, inda Marcom, Olivia Marshall and lan Ford, third row, Geneva Shelton, Laurie Willingham, Irma Gonzalez, Lorna Phariss, lena Marshall, iriam Martinez and Areceli Martinez, and bottom row, Stephanie Hymer, May Ruth Brown, Charlie Smith and Gordon Roberts. The sponsors rare Sammy Ferguson and Sue Flores. 79 Future Farmers 0 America Make FFA officers for 1976-77 are, left to right, Vance Lakey, reporterg Gary Lain, secretaryg Mark Carter, vice presidentg Carrie May, presidentg ana Ben Gonzalez, sentinel. Not shown is treasurer Guy Turner. Carrie was First year students play farmer as Nlr. Wink supervises the plowing. 80 school year. selected FFA Sweetheart this Feeders and Basketball Trophies hird-year students demonstrate the safe se of machinery. They are, left to right, iary Lain, Rickey Goodgame, Dwain Miller, Luss Lakey, Carrie May, Curtis White, Kayla lehaffey, Tracy Gregory, Mike Corley and en Gonzalez. s Eirst-year students proudly displaying toys bf their trade are, left to right, john Sardner, Greg Allen, Sherman Bates, Carl 'yron, james Beasley, Russell Crowley, Neal Baker, Ricky Lawlis, Gayla Bockmon, jamie Noods, Sharla Turner and sponsor Mr, Vlilburn Wink. Left to right, Terry Bailey, Kelly Offield, Shane Hinkle, Donnie Gardner, Mark Carter, joe Creason, Vance Lakey, Eddie Ribera, joe Smith and Waylon Collins are second- year future farmers making cattle feeders. 81 l Future Homemakers o America FHA members include, left to right, Lesley Wilson, Elise Kelley, Faye Cork, Leeia Phariss, jami Crowley, Pam Absher, lanice Cork, lan For Debbie Hargrove, Lisa Howard, Tonya Harughty, Alison Clem, Barbara Hooper, DeDe Young, loy Horton, julie jeffrey, Stephanie Hymei Linda Marcom, Linda White, and sponsor Mrs. Edith Carter. ' l l l FHA officers are, front row and left to right, DeDe Young, first vice presidentg Lisa Howard, secretaryg Pam Absher, third vice presidentg Leeia Phariss, sergeant-at-arms, lan Ford, president, and top row, Stephanie Hymer, parlia- mentariang Debbie Hargrove, fourth vice president, Linda Marcom, pianist, lulieleffrey, fifth vice president, Elise Kelley, second vice president, and not pictured, Donna Pyron, historian. l 82 DeDe and Allen Honored at Banquet DeDe Young was named FHA Sweet- heart and Allen Young FHA Beau during the Future Homemakers of America Banquet in the high school cafetorium Feb. 14. if lulie displays the slogan that helped her be elected FHA president FHA meetings in the sewing lab are a flurry of activity for next year. Los Mamdores f1D lM ll k v,., in V ' -1' ' Q af fe., 1-- O W 5 T l l l A All ,, if lil., 5..- gb Spanish Club members are, left to right and front row, Tommie Mayes, Irma Gonzalez, Kayla Nlehaffey, and sponsor Miss Sue Flores: and back row, Rene Guerra, Carl Shearer, Randall Lewis, Wayne Wheat and Dwain Miller. 84 The 1976-77 officers are, left to right, Tommie Mayes, secretaryg Kayla Mehaffey, presidentg Randall Lewis, reporterg and Carl Shearer, vice president. Not pictured is Guy Turner, treasurer. Pipers' Pride Grows In Second Year .rl lor a,m:n. us journalism members who comprised the PIPERS' PRIDE staff are, left to right and front row, Tommy Maberry, jim Ledbetter, jeff Witt, john Bruton, Roger Gonzalez, Lynn Davis, Mike Hymer, Mack Lee, Shanon Hinkle and Nickey Bond, middle row, lanice Cork, Stephanie Haught Tracy Gregory, Denice Haught, Carrie May, Tonya Harughty, Debbie Hargrove, jami Crowley, DeDe Young, and Elise Kelleyg and back row Earnest Taliaferro, Stanley jones, Mike Corley, Mary Gonzalez, Brenda Ledbetter, Tracy Offield, Gail Hertel, Gayleta Flowers, Theresa Bates and Rhonda Hudgins. Not pictured are Donna Pyron, Pat Harper, Rhonda Hart, Paula Lakey, Alex Mendoza, Jessie Ribera and Arlen Woolf. Sectional editors include DeDe, news, Rhonda, features, Mack, boys sportsg and Denice, girls sports. Donna and Debbie served as co-editors of the 1976-77 edition of the school news- paper. ln its second year of restoration the PIPERS' PRIDE joined the ILPC and pub- lished eight issues, including special papers for Valentine's Day and April FooI's Day. 85 l l DECA Sends Two to State Contest 1 1976-77 DECA members include, left to right and front row, Dora Romero, Rhonda Hart, Theresa Bates, Pam Pritchard, Rhonda Hudgins, Erma Hunter, Gayleta Flowers and Olivia Marshall, middle row, Delbert Thompson, Charles Brown, Ben Gonzalez, Danny Maxwell, Ronald Crouch, Russell Cary and Danny Johnston, and back row, Mr. Carlton Taylor, Linda White, Allison Clem, Irma Gonzalez, Mary Gonzalez, Audrey Hart, Donna Pyron and Dawn Patterson. ,vs l Officers are, left to right, Danny Maxwell, treasurer, Danny lohnston, vice president, Audrey 1976-77 DECA Sweetheart is Rhonda Hart, Hart, reporter, Donna Pyron, presidentg and Rhonda Hart, secretary. N 86 ! Carter s Carpenters Build House The Hamlin-Anson-Stamford Cooperative Building Trades Class, led by Mr. Ronald Carter, built a house on Southwest Fourth Street. The program provided the money and the students the work. Nlrs. Carter's Home and Family Living Class decorated the in- terior prior to its sale on the open market. 87 Vocational ourses Offer Variety 4 , ! 3 Y CVAE, taught by Mr. Cleatus Bollier, teaches students to be skillful with a variety of tools. The combined morning and afternoon classe include, left to right, Carl Burleson, Roy Munoz, lavier Guerra, james O'Conner, Kenneth Taliaferro, Harvey Titus, George Arce, Robbig Pritchard, johnny Balvidia, Randy Perry, Charlie Smith, Mike Maxwell, Tommy Allen, Don Pearce, Britt Cary, Randy Pritchard and Clau Scifres. , Y 21 V - l 1 it C ,jf - Mia., my The auto mechanics course at Stamford trains future mechanigg, VOE in Anson teaches business office skills. Hamlin students involved Hamlin students traveling to Stamford each day are, left to right, are, left to right, Nora Holden, Darenda Wheat, Ruby Conner Belinza jim Bollier, Andy Webb, Robert Hernandez, Mike Allen, Pat Harper, Patterson, Mary Ann Pritchard, Estella Morales and Irma Quintanilla. Alex Mendoza, jessie Ribera and Mike Pritchard. 88 it si 1977 Piper Yearbook Sm, f Piper Staff members are, left to right and seated, Denice Haught, lan Ford, Wayne Wheat, Gary Lain, Kelly Ferguson, Stephanie Haught and Shanon Hinkley and standing, Stephanie Hymer, jami Crowley and Elise Kelley. Not pictured is Rhonda Hart. X., r ., t U r n x . 9 , A it if i Q FQQEV' ' , eyl V A X . o -.., l 'rr' r,,,, , i 5 ' M i'ii , n 13-2 ,, s .,,, i 115 Editor lan looks up information for Copy. Nlr. Gooch sponsored the annual for the second year. 89 Lisa Elected Band Sweetheart Lisa participated in the HHS Band four years, was the drum major and president her senior year, and was first chair clarinet. She was chosen by a majority vote of her fellow band members. 1976-77 Marching Green X , i , 3 au! aimed Louis Armstrong Honoree Paul earned the Louis Armstrong jazz Award, the stage band's highest honor, by being its most dynamic and most valuable member, as exemplified by his accomplishments during his four years with the group. Through his junior year Paul played the trombone. But he switched to the bass this year to makethe rhythm section outstanding. He also toured Europe with the stage band in 1975. Hamlin Pied Piper Stage Band Stage Band members are, left to right, Laura Carter, Paul , Laurie Willingham, Mike Hymer, Wayne Wheat, Kayla Mehaffey, julie jeffrey, Steve Reynolds, lulie Willingham, Cheryl Baker, Gary Lain, Brett McCracken, DeDe Young, Lynn Davis, Randall Lewis, Gregg Bessire, lan Ford, Russell Crowley, Allen Young and Lisa Howard. The group captured first place at the Stephenville Festival in january. 91 Lisa Receives john Sousa Award i The john Sousa Award is each year bestowed upon the one person without whom the band could not perform up to its capacity. Serving as both drum major and 1 president this year, Lisa most represented the leader that any band needs. 1 1 Pied Piper Concert Band l V 92 y 1977 Officers and All-District 1976-77 Band officers are Lisa Howard, president, Paul Reynolds, vice president, Elise Kelley, secretaryg Cheryl Baker, reporter, DeDe Young, historiang and Nickey Bond, librarian. lNlembers of the All-District Band are, front row, jamie jones, Mark Young, Nickey Bond, Wayne Wheat, Gregg Bessire, Randall Lewis and 'Melinda johnsong and back row, Arlieta Thomas, Gayla Bockmon, Stephanie Hymer, LaEtta Scifres, Lisa Howard, DeDe Young and Debbie lHargrove. l i 93 DeDe Young, who was named to the All- Star Band at the Stephenville Stage Band Festival, shows off the trophies that were presented to winners of the Hamlin Stage Band Festival Feb. 25, the first ever held here. 94 The Flag Girls for the 76-77 Marching Green are, left to right, Donna Bell, Laurie Willing- ham, Denice Haught ldrill instructorl, Stacy Bell, Stephanie Haught and Darla Pyron. l l l The other band members watch jamie's courage as she protects Leeia from Eileen's striking blows. jami Crowley, annoyed by' the situation, listens to Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, as Tracy, Arlieta and LaEtta sing in harmony. y l Cheerleaders, Twirlers Provide The 1976-77 meajorettes are, from left to right, Stephanie Hymer, Elise Kelley,1an Ford lheadl and jamie jones. The majorettes help boost the boys' spirit at the pep rallies with precision twirling and interpre- tation of the band's music. jan shows enthusiasm in her routine during a home football game. 95 Beauty, Talent, Entertainment l The 1976-77 cheerleaders are, from left to right, jami Crowley, Cheryl Baker lheadl, DeDe Young, Starlet Covington and julie Willingham. The cheerleaders spend many after-school hours preparing for the pep rallies. The cheerleaders arouse spirit at the football game-one of their main duties and source of satisfaction. 96 SPORTS Pipers Take Bi-District Title f e e 1 7 ,W..' ,'AV I 1, D 5 l T-.Y Y ' I ' , l if ' , L - Q 1 ' 1 The Hamlin coaching staff for 1976-77 were, left to right, Larry Bartee, Bill Grissom fheadl, Andy Lowe, jimmy Lisle, Keith Barrick and Garry Bartee. Delbert Thompson shows a would-be Anson tackler why he gained 1,728 yards and scored 148 points in the 1976 season. 98 l By Backlaanafing Baird 20-14 , , l The Pied Pipers made the transition from Class AA to A by capturing the District 7-A and Bi-District titles before falling Seagraves in the Regional game. ln Bill Grissom's first year as head coach, the Hamlin footballers boasted 9-3 and 6-l season and district records spectively. After losing their only district contest 33-22 to Crowell, the Pipers' only hope for the loop championship depended on a askell upset of league-leading Crowell, which the Indians promptly provided in the final Friday of district competition. l Thus Hamlin's 38-6 snow-covered, one-half drubbing of Rotan sent the locals to Abilene, where they held off the Baird Sears 20-14. 5 The Regional loss to Seagraves, 34-0, was played in Big Spring. 7-A All-District Performers Offense First team: Thompson-running back Young-tackle Second team: Lakey-tackle jones-running back Brown-split end Honorable mention: Ledbetter-end Maberry-end Reynolds-quarterback T. Gonzalez-guard Defense First team: Thompson-linebacker Young-down lineman Second team: jones-linebacker Brown-safety Reynolds-down lineman Honorable mention: Hymer-secondary Lakey-down lineman gn- Drew T0mlil'1S0f1 Charles Brown Mack Lee Stanley jones Mike Hymer Paul Reynolds Delbert Thompson junior Senior junior Senior junior Senior Senior Ronald Brown Brett lvlofjraoken Roger Gonzalez Mark Carter Vance Lakey Allen Young Tomas Gonz Sophomore junior junior Sophomore Sophomore Senior Senior alez 10 joe Smith Mike Corley Russ Lakey Edwin Wheat Tommy Maberry Rickey Goodgame lim Ledbetter Sophomore Senior Senior Senior junior junior Senior 00 Football Sweetheart-Cheryl Baker 1976 SEASON RECORD Hamlin 13 Stamford Hamlin 47 Wylie Hamlin 19 Anson i'iHamIin 12 Munday i'HamIin 35 Knox City 'Hamlin 27 Paducah i'iHamlin 49 Aspermont i'fHamIin 17 Haskell i'4HamIin 22 Crowell i'iHamlin 36 Rotan Bi-District Hamlin 20 Baird Regional Hamlin 0 Seagraves ifdenotes District 7-A game 7 2 20 O 0 6 7 8 33 8 14 34 5 .I V and 8th Grade Football Tea ms V1 5 zu l1 S E ifi junior Varsity members are, bottom row and left to right, Tim Bollier, Keith nd Todd Marshall, middle row, Larry Quintanilla, Guy Turner, Russell Crowl End Kelly Ferguson, top row, Lester Stephens, Neal Baker, Kelly Offield, Bates. The coaches are Gary Bartee and Keith Barrick. Alexander, Marvin Williams, Odis Willis, jackie Cork, Frank Lane ey, Lynn Davis, Ricky Lawlis, Sammy Benningfield, Mitch Wilson Steve Campbell, Carl Pyron, Mike Allen, Dale Hall and Sherman ,W ,f---f -4, ,M ,,,, , .f ,1 .,,- ...N rrvv . at Eighth grade members are, bottom row and left to right, Rainey Resendez, Quintanillag middle row, Carl Wade, Robbie Pritchard, Darrell Hart, jessie Hooper, Mitch Lawlis, Mickey Williams, T and top row, Steve Reynolds, joe Don jeffrey, Mike Davis, Roy Guerra, jo eighth grade coach is Andy Lowe. Manager is john Bill Maddox. ' ' , .A ' , ,M Z jerry Garcia and Albert ravis Lain and jim Hall, hn Neal, Steve Contreras, Mark Young and Gordon Roberts. The Glen Hunter, john jiminez, john Cook, 101 Reynolds wraps up a Greyhound and jones moves in for the tackle, while Ledbetter, Thompson, Corley and Young look on. Reynolds led the Pipers with 23 co pletions for 3 TD's. The bench is thoughtful as the clock winds down during the Pipers' 47-2 whipping of Wylie. Coach Grissom escorts a shaken up Carter. Thompson scores again. O 2 l Charlie Brown nurses a sore ankle after scoring on a Tomlinson pass and hauling in an interception to ice the 12-0 shut out of Munday. in Hymer, Tomas Gonzalez, jones and Carter gang tackle Robert Spells of Nlunday, an All-District 7-A running back. 10 A 'ae , 1 N55 if Ninas Q!! Mack wrestles down a Bulldog. Stanley forces an incompletion as the laundry flies. .. .ai 1- ..v- is - ,:.Mh,s, - r f- W Q K, iv' r y. ll, t 1 My W ..l.1 -,l1, i -aa l ' - S- ' ,f'tff ..,- i ol W GMM M A- h z. -, - ,af U A t . ' 'Q H 22 ,mx Z A ..l, V K ,LLLVVL A tw-3 .A , ff il L A -K if ' k A 5 5 ' if E5rYi,' ' A 'I - 1 '-' Q11 'Iii . '7 fi - L i .. at fi . K . Q Q - ' X' -11, ' 'V ' M, if i RTT . ,gg mul I . 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The members are, left to right, front row, Rainey Resendez, Glen Hunter, john jiminez, johnny Cook, jerry Garcia and Albert Quintanilla. Middle row, Carl Wade, Robbie Pritchard, Darrell Hart, jessie Hooper, Mitch Lawlis, Mickey Williams, Travis Lain, jim Hall and john Bill Maddox, managery and top row, Steve Reynolds, jo Don jeffrey, Mike Davis, Roy Guerra, john Neal, Steve Contreras, Mark Young and Gordon Roberts. 105 Pied Pipers Bounce Baird 85-69g The 1976-77 Piper basketball varsity includes, left to right and top row, Charles Brown, Wayne Wheat, Ronald Brown, Paul Reynolds, Delbert Thompson and Vance Lakeyg and bottom row, manager Roger Gonzalez, Odis Willis, Bo Ervine, Tomas Gonzalez, Todd Marshall and Coach Keith Barrick. The Pied Piper junior varsity is composed of, left to right and top row, Mitch Wilson, Gerald Lee, jackie Cork, Mark Carter, Marvin Williams, Frank Lane and Coach Garry Barteeg and bottom row, Delger Covington, Don Pearce, Harvey Titus, Rickey Goodgame, Kelly Ferguson and Russell Laird. 106 4 l The Pipers took their bi-district title and an impressive 28-O season record into Lubbock for the Regional Basketball Tournament, losing in the first round 64-53 to a well- disciplined, fast-breaking Stratford squad. The Hamlin Pied Pipers finished the season at 28-l. Hamlin earned the trip to Lubbock by taking the District 7-A championship unscathed ll4-Ol and by tromping Baird 85-69, whom they had beaten in a similar football play-off game, in the bi-district clash. In non-district games Coach Keith Barrick's cagers piled up a 14-O record while winning three tournaments and edging District 9-AA Breckenridge 48-47 in McMurry's Hunt P. E. Center in Abilene in a practice contest before the bi-district game. Seniors finishing their high school basketball careers were Charles Brown, Tomas Gonzalez, Stanley jones, Paul Reynolds and Delbert Thompson. Bo draws a foul, while Charlie waits for the rebound Another Piper victory is underway, as Delbert taps the opening tip-off to Bo. 108 N ifilii ' 'uh A ., , Paul reinforces his dominance under the boards. A ,M , s Delbert tips in a basket against Haskell. Chili pleases the crowd with an attempted clunk. The eyes show the pressures of a high school Vance and Tomas watch a Delbert drive lead to two more points. Coach- 109 Pipers Go Undefeatecl in District Delbert found his name in every newspaper in the state when he signed a letter of intent with the University of Texasg as his mother, Mrs. jimmy Lane, Coach Grissom and Leon Fuller from Austin looked on. Chili shoots from the baseline, as Tomas, Wayne and Bo get position for the rebound. 110 , t K .wr ' E , , V x Stanley sinks another basket against Anson, Delbert drops in a lay-up in the home victory over Haskell. amlin packs the gymnasium to watch the perennial champion Pied Cheerleading does not end with football season. The girls lead the ipers. cheers, as the team warms up at halftime. Lowe's 8th Graders Finish 5-9 ighth grade team members with Coach Andy Lowe are, left to right, john Neal, Gordon Roberts, jonathan Cook, jessie Willis, Mike Davis, teve Contreras, Willie johnson and Mark Youngg and back row, jessie Hooper, Carl Wade, Steve Reynolds, Travis Lain, john jiminez, Mitch awlis, Mickey Williams and joe Don jeffrey. 111 Girls Finish Third In Districtg Piper varsity members are, left to right and front row, Coach Davis, manager Denice Haught, Nlay Ruth Brown, Barbara Hooper, Tonya Covington, Verna lo Thompson, Starlet Covington, Liz Hooper and Coach Raughtong and back row, Stacy Bell, Cheryl Baker, jan Ford, Sherry Carter, Tracy Gregory, Leeia Phariss and Donna Bell. junior varsity members are, left to right and front row, Sharla Turner, Darla Pyron, Laurie Willingham, lami Crowley and Donna Bellg and back! row, Coach Raughton, Vivian Dixon, Eileen Goodgame, Teresa McMillen, Nlay Ruth Brown, Lisa Hooper and Geneva Shelton. 4 1 1 2 Close Out Season With 20-6 Record Stacy Bell Liz Hooper Donna Bell Cheryl Baker sophomore junior freshman senior forward forward forward guard May Ruth Brown Barbara Hooper Sherry Carter Tracy Gregory sophomore senior senior senior guard guard guard forward Leeia Phariss Starlet Covington Verna lo Thompson junior iunior senior guard forward guard Co-captains Tonya and Barbara and Coach Bettye jo Davis Tonya Covington senior guard Despite their 20-6 season record, one of the best in the area, Coach Bettye lo Davis' Pipers could not get past Paducah and Crowell, as they finished in third place in District 7-A. The girls compiled a 10-2 non- district record, were an Honor Team in one statewide publication and dominated their other five district foes for a 10-4 conference record. However, 12 points in three games with the league-leading Dragons and Wildcats kept the Pipers from the district championship. The junior varsity girls boasted a 12-5 record, relying mainly on the shooting skills of freshman Donna Bell who averaged 22.1 points per game. The other forwards and their averages were: jami Crowley, 4.25 Teresa lVlcNlillen, 2.75 and Sharla Turner, 1.4. Starlet arches a turn-around jump shot toward the basket Stacy launches a set shot from the free throw line to contribute toward her 14 point-per-game average. 114 ar X . l The girls smile in the huddle during an easy win over Haskell. Liz shows her free throw form. Guards Tonya, Cheryl and Barbara provided a stingy defense and solid ball handling all season. 115 5 E P Donna shoots a long set shot, while Coach Bartee fills in for Coach Sharla tosses in a bucket with Donna and Teresa positioning forthe Raughton. possible rebound. Raugbtonk 8tlo Graders Finish Well Team members are, left to right and front row, Laveta Miller, jackie Hooper, Veronica Chase, Deborah Server, Lorna Phariss, Gina Marshall and Coach Pam Raughtong and back row, Mary Hernandez, Pam Thornton, Kathy Prewit, LaEtta Scifres, Karen Smith, Rita Nlaberry, Kay Bailey and Teri Weaver. 117 Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin tHamlin Hamlin tHamlin s Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin tHamlin i Hamlin :'fHamlin tHamlin akHamlin tHamlin i'CHamlin P Hamlin tHamlin tHamlin ,'fHamlin Hamlin Hamlin Hamlin PLAYER Thompson R. Brown C. Brown Ervine Reynolds jones Gonzalez Marshall Lakey Willis W. Wheat Williams Lane 118 Varsity Basketball Statistics Boys Girls lim Ned 36 Hamlin Ballinger Albany 53 Hamlin Rule Reagan County 44 Hamlin Stamford Stamford 49 Hamlin Anson Rotan 15 Hamlin lim Ned Anson 40 Hamlin Albany Aspermont 39 Hamlin Reagan County Haskell 32 Hamlin Anson Anson 36 tHamlin Rotan Aspermont 50 Hamlin Anson Haskell 51 tHamlin Aspermont jim Ned 39 Hamlin Haskell Ranger 39 Hamlin Paducah Abilene High lV 55 Hamlin Rule Clyde 59 fHamlin Haskell Knox City 51 tHamlin Knox City Munday 53 tlfHamlin Munday Paducah 46 fHamlin Paducah Crowell 51 tHamlin Crowell ROUIH 33 YHamlin Rotan ASDSVVUOM 39 i Hamlin Aspermont Haskell 39 'kHamlin Haskell MUnd?1Y 55 fHamlin Munday KNOX CNY 71 tHamlin Knox City Crowell 69 9tHamlin Crowell P2idUC3h 63 9FHamlin Paducah Breckenridge 47 Bi-District Baird 69 Regional Stratford 64 Individual Scoring TOTAL TOTAL POINTS AVE. PLAYER POINTS 602 20.8 Covington 542 381 13.1 Hooper 467 331 11.4 5. Bell 367 235 8.1 Gregory 42 199 6.9 D. Bell 13 80 2.8 40 1.4 lUNIOR VARSITY 23 0.8 D. Bell 287 17 0,6 Crowley 55 12 0,4 lVlclVlillen 35 8 0,3 Turner 18 4 0.1 4 0.1 23 21 42 52 23 52 42 33 31 33 46 51 47 36 61 30 45 41 39 41 42 37 38 31 52 63 AVE. 20.8 18.0 14.1 2.5 1.9 22.1 4.2 2.7 1.4 Bo s Track Team members include, left to right, Stanley jones, Ronald Brown, Charles Brown, Wayne Wheat, Delbert Thompson, Tim Bollier, Tomas Gonzalez, john Barrera, Drew Tomlinson, Mario Quintanilla, Mike Hymer, Tommy Maberry, Frank Lane and Mack Lee, who is not pictured. Regional qualifying hopefuls are Tommy, hurdlesg Mack, Stanley and Delbert, sprints and relayg and Ronald and Charles, high jump. 119 Girls Track 2 4 - 2. l 5' 'Q ' M Q if 2 f, P I All I 4 W , , fi 11 .f . , A 5 t al T i 17 ' IQggfw ,, ,L 5 ' r ,V 1 f. 'fi'f5'- flw V 1 , -1- ' , g g ',,' ' ' , V ,X ,VVA K Girls Track includes, left to right and front row, Geneva Shelton, May Ruth Brown, Tonya Covington, Verna lo Thompson, Starlet Covington, ' Barbara Hooper and Vivian Dixong and back row, Donna Bell, Sharla Turner, Sherry Carter, Darla Pyron, Stacy Bell, Cheryl Baker, Leeial Phariss, lan Ford, Tracy Gregory, Teresa McMillen and Manager Denice Haught. Liz Hooper was absent the day of pictures. l l l l l raa- ,,,,, j l , l l l l 440 and 880 relay team members are, left to right, May Ruth, Barbara, Cheryl and Verna lo. 1 l 120 l Stacy, lan and Darla are the Piper hurdlers for 1977. Volleyballers Earn Third In District Team members include, left to right and front row, Sharla Turner, Leeia Phariss, Stacy Bell and Donna Belly and back row, jan Ford, May Ruth Brown, Starlet Covington, Tonya Covington, Verna lo Thompson, Barbara Hooper, Tracy Gregory and first year Coach Pam Raughton. Not pictured is Liz Hooper. 121 l A PAM ABSHER Band I-IV, All-Dist. III, Solo 84 Ens. I-ll, FHA, 3rd VP IV, BB I,Track I-ll, Who's Who, Homecoming Queen Nom. IV. B CHERYL BAKER Cheerleader II-IV, Head IV, Band I-IV, Rep. IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Stage Band I-IV, European Tour, BB I-IV, Co-Capt. Ill, Track I-IV, Reg. Ill, Stu. Coun. I-IV, Treas. III, Pres. IV, NHS Ill-IV, VP IV, FB Sweetheart IV, Class Fav. ll, Class Treas. ll, Rotary Award Ill, Who's Who. jlM BOLLIER Transfer, Auto Mech. IV, FFA IV. CHARLES BROWN FB I-IV, 2nd Tm. All-Dist. IV, BB I- IV, All-Tour. IV, Track I-IV, CVAE I, Span. Cl. III, DE IV. DAVID BROWN FFA I-Ill, judging Tm. I-II, CVAE I- ll, Class Fav. Ill, Building Trades IV. jOHN BRUTON FFA I-II, DE II: Paper IV. C SHERRY CARTER BB I-IV, Band I-IV, Track I, III, FHA I, NHS Ill-IV, Who's Who, UIL Typing, Reg. Ill, UIL Shorthand Ill. RUSSELL CARY FFA I-ll: Eagle Scout, BB, IV, DE ll- IV. 122 Senior Index ALVIN CONNER FFA I-IV. jANICE CORK FHA IV, Paper IV. MIKE CORLEY FFA II-IV, CVAE III, FB IV, DE III, Paper IV. TONYA COVINGTON BB I-IV, Band I-lII,Track Il. RONALD CROUCH Band I, FFA l,CVAE ll, DE III-IV. F jAN FORD FHA I-IV, Pres. Ill-IV: Stu. Coun. Il-IV, Rep. IV, BB III, Track ll-IV, VB III, Band I-IV, Majorette Il-IV, Head IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Stage Band III-IV, FB Sweetheart Nom. IV, Piper Queen Nom. II, Class Treas. III, Leadership I-IV, Annual I-IV, Editor IV, Span. CI. III. RICKY FURR CVAE I, FB Il, FFA I, Band I-IV, Stage Band lll-IV. G LEROY GARDNER Class VP I: FFA I-Ill, judging Tm. I- II, Cohd. Treas. I, CVAE ll, Building Trades IV. TOMAS GONZALEZ CVAE I-Il, Band I-IV, FB I-IV, Hon. Men. All-Dist. IV, BB I-IV,Track I-IV, Leadership I-IV, Span. Cl. Ill, FFA ll, Class VP IV. TRACY GREGORY I NHS IV, Who's wha, FFA Il-IV, NaI Conv. ll, judging Tm. II-IV, DisI Lead. Conv. II-IV, FHA I, UIL onl Act Play III, Paper IV, Band I-IV, Bl I-IV, ve III-Ivgrfaek I-IV. I I H I PAT HARPER CVAE I-ll, Superior Rat. II, FB Auto Mech. IV, FFA I, Il, IV, Pape IIV, VOCT IV, Sgt. At Arms. , RHONDA HART BB Mgr. I-II, FHA I, Annual II-IV, D III-IV, Treas. III, Sec. IV, Sweethear IV, Paper IV. TONYA HARUGHTY I FHA I-Ill, Band I-IV, Tennis I, Pape IV. DENICE HAUGHT , FHA I-ll, NHS Ill-IV, Band I-IV, BI! Mgr. III-IV, Annual IV, Paper IV. BARBARA HOOPER I Band I-IV, BB I-IV, Outstanding Player III, 2nd Tm. All-Dist. III, Col Capt. III, Track I-IV, Reg. III, FHAI IV, Stu. Coun. IV, VB Ill-IV, Leader- ship IV, Homecoming Queen Nom. IV I LISA HOWARD I Band I-IV, Pres. IV, Drum Major IV Sweetheart IV, Solo 84 Ens. I-IV, All Dist. II-IV, Stage Band II-IV, Who': Who, European Tour, FHA I-IV Pianist ll, 4th VP Ill, Sec.-Treas. IV UIL Typing Ill, Stu. Coun. IV, Pipei Queen Nom. Ill, Tennis I-IV, Class Sec. I, Class Treas. IV. ERMA HUNTER DE. I J MELINDA jOHNSON Band I-IV, All-Dist. IV, Who's Who, FHA I, FFA ll, Leadership I-IV, Tennisl. DANNY jOHNSTON DE III-IV, VP IV, FFA I, Cond. Tm. I, CVAE II. STANLEY jONES FB I-IV, 2nd Tm. All-Dist. IV, BB I-IV, Track I-IV, CVAE I-II, Paper IV. K ELISE KELLEY FHA I-IV, Sth VP II-III, 2nd VP IV, Band I-IV, Majorette Il-IV, Sec. IV, All-Dist. III, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Solo 84 Ens. I-ll, Homecoming Queen IV, Class Rep. I, III, IV, Class Sec. Il, Class Fav. I, Piper Queen Nom. I, IV, Rotary Award I-II, Span. CI. Sec. III, FB Sweetheart Nom. IV, NHS III-IV, Pres. IV, Annual IV, Paper IV. L PAULA LAKEY Transfer, FHA I, Paper IV. RUSS LAKEY FB I-IV, 2nd Tm. All-Dist. IV, Track I-IV, FFA I-IV, Star Chap. Farmer, State Lone Star Farmer, Cond. Tm. I, II, IV, Dairy Cattle judging I, III, IV, Meat judging I-II, Band I-IV. jIM LEDBETTER FB I-IV, Hon. Men. All-Dist. IV, Band I-IV, BB I, Track I, Span. Cl. III, Paper IV. Senior I fedex M DANNY MAXWELL Transfer, DE Treas. IV. CARRIE MAY FHA I, FFA II-IV, Poultry judging I, Pres. IV, Sweetheart IV, Band I-IV, Tennis I, Class Fav. IV, Paper IV, Who's Who. TOMMIE MAYES Homemaking I-Ill, Span. Cl. III-IV. KAYLA MEHAFFEY BB I, Tennis I-IV, Span. Cl. III-IV, Pres. IV, NHS III-IV, Rep. IV, FHA I, FFA II-IV, Sweetheart III, Dist. Pres., Parl. Proc. Pres. II, Stu. Coun. II, Class Rep. I, Who's Who, Band I-IV, Stage Band I-IV. ALEX MENDOZA CVAE I-II, VOCT I-Il, Sec. I, Pres. II, Auto Mech. IV, VICA IV, Paper IV. TREVA PETTIT BB I-II, Band I-IV, Track I-II, FHA I, NHS III-IV, Treas. IV, Who's Who. MIKE PRITCHARD CVAE I-II, Ag. Coop I-III, Auto Mech. IV. DONNA PYRON FHA I-IV, Hist. IV, State Conv. III, Tennis I-Il, DE III-IV, Sec. III, Pres. IV, Class Sec. IV, Paper III-IV, Editor IV,Who's Who. R PAUL REYNOLDS Stu. Coun. II-III, Band I-IV, VP IV, Solo 84 Ens. III-IV, All-Dist. III,Stage Band I-IV, European Tour, All-Star III, Class Pres. II, FB I-IV, 2nd Tm. All-Dist. IV, Co-Capt. IV, BB I-IV, Track I-IV, UIL Slide Rule III, Leaderg ship IV, UIL Science Ill, Who's Who, NHS IV. jESSIE RIBERA FHA I, Il, IV, Livestock judging I, Il, Meat judging II, FB II, Track I-II, Auto Mech. IV, DE I-III, Paper IV, Span. Cl. III, VICA IV. T DELBERT THOMPSON FB I-IV, All Area, Ist Tm. All-Dist. IV, Co-Capt. III-lV,Track I-IV,CVAE I, Span. CI. III, DE IV, Class Fav. IV. VERNA IO THOMPSON Band I-IV, BB Ill-IV,VB Ill-lV,Span. Cl. lIl,Track Ill, Reg. III. W ANDY WEBB FB I-II, BB I-II, Track I-II, FFA I, II, IV, Cotton judging, Wool judging, 4th Overall Il, Auto Mech. IV, VICA IV. EDWIN WHEAT FB I-IV, BB Ill, Tennis II-IV, FFA I- II, Stu. Coun. I, II, IV, UIL Spelling Il, UIL Number Sense III-IV, UIL Science III. 123 CURTIS WHITE FFA I-IV,CVAE I, DE ll. JEFFREY WITI' FFA I, DE II, Paper IV, Golf I,Tennis II, Who's Who. ARLEN WOOLF FFA I, Track I, Paper III-IV, Building Trades IV. 124 Senior I nclex Y ALLEN YOUNG FB I-IV, All Area IV, Ist Tm. AII-Dist. IV, Co-Capt. IV, BB I-II, Track I-IV, Band I-IV, Stage Band II-IV, European Tour, Class Pres. IV, Leadership IV. DE DE YOUNG Band I-IV, Hist. IV, AII-Dist. III-IV, Solo 84 Ens. I-IV, Stage Band II-IV, European Tour, Cheerleader IV, Span. CI. III, Rep. III, FHA I-IV, Hist. II-III, VP IV, FB Sweetheart Nom. IV, Homecoming Queen Nom. IV, UIL One Act Play III, Hon. Men. III, Paper III-IV,CIass Fav. III. ADVERTISING 1977 CELOTEX CORPORATION U. S. Patented Building Products Royston Road Hamlin, Texas 576-3661 AERO SPRAYERS KILLION TANK TRUCKS M! 2-In , fi? llll.l.,NJN WMP-ISID imma rms I sm :asf Complete Aerial Crop Care Radio Equipped Call Greg Lievan For Faster Service Hamlin City Airport Box M Hamlin TX 576 3651 28 WALTON WELL SERVICE H , - ,A-Q--.....,, - M,-- L . Complete Well Ser West Lake Drive vic adio Equipped 576- HAMLIN PAINT AND BODY SHOP Windshield and Repair Specialists 33 S E. Ave. A 576-2161 AUTOGRAPHS JOHNSON BUTANE s. REPAIR The best butane sales and service 50 E. Lake Drive 576-3541 KISER TEXACO LADY BUG ' 7 ........wnm- 'w 5-.ce ff'1Yf 'gw 'E 7 M Flower, Dress, and Gift Shop All in One 53 S. C l 576 3781 em 242 s. Central 130 THE F 8. M NATIONAL BANK A complete community ban king service Personal Loans Automobile Loans FHA Title I Loans Appliance Loans Livestock Loans Agriculture Loans Checking Accounts Safe Deposit Boxes And Featuring Bank-by-Mail Daily-Saver Savings Accounts Night Depository Your Deposits Insured Up To 540,000 Member FDIC With Over S14 Million ln Deposits Box 308 l915I 576-3681 Hamlin, Texas 252 S. Central Ave. TURNER QISQRAINICE FEAGAN OIL CO. 429 5555? 6 . ., i L ,ox ,. N' , . :ffgwkg-yi f--:f I- .wiv-l'LI9 , -.av M4 vfllilkga ex-Zigfpekrf-':L.gW Lwiffklfllxa L. l ' it ' A, K 'P f, I A Q ' r' -2141 , ' ' .1123 -, 3 V , R Z2 iii ., Yl , ,, ,.sW E,,.,,4 IQ g3: ':H:A V N . rin ngy Z if L , 1 , V ' A' r MWF ' F' hf - ii -W , ' I at tl WI' I' - Gets the Fuel to You 420 5. Central 576-3616 Personal Service for Everyone 576-3261 238 Sr Central Hamlin CITY FOOD MARKET 3 PRO-COAT, INC. Fiberglass API Tanks and Protective Coatings RUFF-COTE G APPLICATORS 213 South Central as P. O. Drawerl Your Home-owned Food Store l-lamllm' Texas 334 N. Central Hamlin, Texas 2 Savings Insured to 540,000.00 .Q- ',. Hamlin Branch SWEETWATER SAVINGS ASSCCIATION 443 South Central Ave. 576-2631 It pays to save where savings pay more KINCAID APPLIANCES W SERVICE S112 AmWSERvicrisuPPiv Colony paws Q LD SUPPLYMRUWARE ff' C ANCES I E QE wb - Q, , -ff! ,O 5 .., ' I I I fy: Hamlin Aspermont T' 3 1 30 S. Central Ave. 576-3771 HARBERT COLONIAL FOOD FURNITURE STORES W . 1 Where the Home Begins Open until midnight a er the games 335 S. Central 576-2221 13 S. Central 576-370 ft 1 4 PlGGLYwlc.GLv eeee 2 Buccaneer Stamps Complete Shopping Service for your Food Needs 212 W. Lake Dr. 576 3551 JOE HUDSPETH'S E iiwa-riff wifi A Serving Hamlin, Stamford, and Breckenridge with Goodyear Tires and G. E. Appliances 111 Southwest Ave A 576 3656 REYN I-D'S DRUG KNABEL JEWELERS Iiljjf t.g:::1 11:11:11 11,63 2: X o E13 Prescriptions- O f ' d ' it' 230 S' Cena? our Vane Spam 'eS576,2171 218 5. Central 576-3522 HAMLIN AUTO HAMLIN FLOWER SHOP Fashions and Flowers Automotive Machine Shop Service We try to Pleage! 129 S. Central 576 3673 S, W, 3rd 576-3601 137 WINN'S .wa The Real Variety Store 576-3701 320 S. Central Hamlin WEST TEXAS NEINDA GIN UTILITIES k ' I -- , N , . , , 1 ..f.-H r....:..,,.L.-1.2:g4.1m,4,,+ Qimffrc-r..f.r'!2'. 'VW-v12f.' ,.1-5.'f'2',,,'.'.': lil W,-04,4 .1-. -7 Q' 74' j ' ', 'f r ,J I ' V- iff, ,,,',:F....Q. ' if, V -0,43 'QgH:'e-:ff-'.. f , f7'?8EJ5a1'l'i f a ' ' A Dwi' Y if -at II: I ff 1,4 1, .2 H ' 'f'1ff1-Y -a.,x:f ' fx-:aw --'a ,Ik, ,f':,:,33:.15f.,g1.5,,I ,..., ..,, in ,, ,gina V -.'ww.V l H...-...i.e..?jg4gT5?, ET5? 5 ifpfiifrllfiw ' 757 f7 '7 N Ml' V5 ' , Z. + 'T YT '- iff' i:',, ,iiwfi '. 'V W ' ', ' ' 3, jyfifif' Tljifrfff' . ,,, '?35fg2::i 'u,f,,.1,'Jt1f2i ff r ' if H f A f 23.1 1L':g:-,,- Az, K . M, ,MM,,Aw, I ,,M ,, ,,. Q E N 'IQ ' I .. X' N : :fxciliilff 5 - V' K F ll l r L: -- ' T I . ,. 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Central 576-3581 1 live ll liftleh. 58 BAS S 0 K Enjoy family dining Ultra-Modern 32 S. Central 576-2741 40 CONNALLY FORD SALES ' gf :-. gif. iii Xl li 47 E. Lake Dr. 576-3621 F th b I d or e est sa es an service of Ford, Lincoln and Mercury cars COOPER 'rExA L CO FRANK'S DEPT. STORE I tii SA, i ,T Wholesale for Diesel, Gas, Oil, and Firestone Tires Hamlin's Leading 311 S. Central 442 5 Central 576 3101 Department Store 576-2311 MERLE NCRMAN HEIDENHEIMER'S Q 1 Free Complexion Care Lessons GiffS and Free GifiVVfaPPif1S ' 224 S. Central 576-3841 HOWARD DRUG ROCKWELL BROS. Our best wishes to all stuoents who participate in school events. The Lumberr'nen 576-3321 Hamlin 129 S. W. 5th 2 THE DOLL HOUSE 18 W. Lake Drive 576-2181 CARLTON IMPLEMENT Your Authorized lohn Deere Dealer 249 E. Lake Dr, 576-270'l WEAVER TEXACO a , i . l A 4 2 .- el ..-D We give dependable service 425 S. Central 576-3531 MCCOY FUNERAL HOME 3. 5 ,. H , .,W,o.:--I ' 1 , . 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