Hamlin High School - Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1980 volume:

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'17 ., j .., w -bf, r A 5 f .- A u,, LY 1 KV-'P+ 'g. :L ff , 'YM A L L. U 4 N . :rf f fs I , 1 fi ., W y 1' r , ,.., , :M - J, ,f.:'r.ri,,-- I i 1 ,. ,wt ' f A gm w ' 53 .QQ ' E g I aw , ' 7 Q . , 1 X ' , -mz555'fif , iw-.fs-W vw . 6 ff A, . 2' ' Q' -Uv 4 1 . 5 'X if 5- X, 1 a kv I CN X 2 bgjifif Q1 ,li T: , tb .W 4 s l 1, I in isifk Lf lf ix Y l 1 1 N N 1 L N N 1 W 4 1 w 8 H VW7 I The doors of high school open each year welcoming students to grow emotionally, physically, and mentally, to achieve great success, to learn the meaning of constructive competition, to expand and explore creative at- tributes, and, finally, to arrive at the end of the senior year with a sincere recognition of personal and educational growth. 9 -'--f' 1 Does everyone remember what was there? What are these two happy faces all about? HHS has a good student-teacher relationship. W. , F...l 5 ,,'4 W 10 P!P'f'Ri-5 faQQPlV1 VFD F' I H F 5 4 W 1 m XX J , LL Q6 if TIG FHA Backs the Pipers with their runthrough sign. The coaching staff is honored with a party. M' new will 11 ,lily l Let us now with earnest hearts and with exalted faith and hope solemnly consecrate this building to its high and holy purpose. May the youth of this community for generations to come gather in this place to receive instruction in knowledge and training in virtue. May they find here every condition necessary to a true and enlighted education. Especially, may their teachers be examples of excellence in scholarship and character, seekers after goodness and truth, lovers of children, enthusiasts and adepts in the finest of all arts, the development and inspiration of human souls. May these rooms always be pervaded with an invigorating atmosphere of mental and moral life, and may no child pass from these schools to higher grades or to the outer world without having been made more intelligent, more thoughtful, more courageous, more virtuous, and in every way more capable of wise and just, of useful and noble living. To this end, may the blessing of God be more upon child and parent, upon pupil and teacher, upon principal and superintendent and upon every one whose influence will in any degree affect the work of education as it shall be conducted within these walls. Scott S!! w HOMECOMIN G WZ Mfakifbx 4- X .V I' 'lf i ' 1' . V 4 -cg .X E .ix E - X . L s'- 1 'Q-w ,pu ,,, , '-f---V , ik .J-I ' Y Zi Floats Highligh t Parade ! q , Sli 4 . . J ,g fiip ig ti Xl Cinderella theme takes first place in beauty for Juniors. 1 -: 45-ina YHUSNDS EEUU You could get a cavity from just looking at the Fish float. 14 Seniors are proof that dreams can come true. A WEYNOL5 gfl,'4 'f95'S Y Q ? .QQVJ Ex 3 Soph's float-a three ring circus on wheels. ff-fl il if ' l21JAR 05 A ',....U Q ?4ERl.E'N0l?MAN x Lll ' , , ' H 1 -tm 'XX ,L 5 an jg lem , . V , .ss - j ' Wyll J Y 'EB in .11 WX -'1 In i N 1 5: '1 lx ' N lr' EJ, .V 'FK A I :- - 1 Mr! 75? Gi l .. l 'i4 g3g3g,E. K e,..k 2-ian' I y I l. - I f 'P AT' .it .i f it e 1 to we f Y uf f ,kg ,ii W T x 4 I 3, if 1 K . 'ij 'r ....a.,...a.e t'-. 'Q ' ' '79 Homecoming Dedicated to Mr. Wink M X .K ,V ff l ' -ff x I l I l I l ' : ,rs g Band warms up before parade. is-if L',. G 1 'F 'J ' A 'i'i-HV ii-www i i f ,-1' Pei. in i '. ii. ieeil iii, l 1 i 'nw-v f ICF! - i 27' f-' I' 2 gc' H9321 ec 5' Wy. ..w5e fy ' ,ga A .Aw I .gx id: , v. ,J . f., W. V I' K - ,- . , gr gl 1 , 1 .si 7 tk ,Q Q' 1- x vi.-V I 2,277 5 fir KE-WM ogg M---525 .. .E .-.mxr iwh . V M, Q - . 1 - Ali. if 'Jef A Mr. Wink receives well deserved honor during halftime. 15 . . ,fi . . K if? 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'Www 'Hui . f 'Q The Five Officers Were Leading the National Honor Society for 1979-1980 were Todd Marshall, presidentg Laurie Willingham, vice president Elleen Goodgame Secretary-Treasurerg Stephanie Haught, Fleporterg and April Harris, Historian. ACTIVITIES -Elect a girl and boy citizen for each month. -Make citizenship posters each six weeks for every classroom. -Selected boy and girl citizens for the year. -works in the concession stand to earn money for a one hundred dollar scholarship to be presented to one member at the end of the year. 18 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z S f X xX EL. Soon Joined By New Members LEADERSHIP 3 .. as Q., W 'F 5 ES SCH OLARS HOIA H xp CHARA C TER Members are: back row: Lorna Phariss, Arlieta Thomas, Stevie Reynolds, LaEtta Scifres, Mark Young, Kathy Prewit, Mike Davis, Scott Lamphere. Front row: Mrs. Sharp, Advisor, April Harris, Stephanie Haught, Todd Marshall, Eileen Goodgame, and Laurie Willingham. Look Out Guys . . . These Are Tomo1'1'oW's Homemakers 'W Ji l 42 x NEW Hog +C I , Q' l S K 2 5 Elf j 3 FHA Motto: Toward New Horizons ... , V Y 1 6e 'sos 41 0 Lid' 1, Back row: Mrs. Carter, sponsor, Melissa Bogie, Shawn Slaughter, Mindy Smith, Susan Benningfield, Barbie Pool, Loutanna Scifres, Katrina Bogie, Michele Spalding, Lesa Wilson, Teresa Baldivia, Middle row: Cindy Ingram, Rhonda Shuler, Trish Stewart, Deanna Gregory, Alma Ramon, Loeida Thomas, Jana Maddox, Anita Dixon, Janie Gardner, Michael Green. Front row: Lorna Pharris, Arlieta Thomas, LaEtta Scifres, Karen Ponder, Cindy Woods, Catalina Reyes, Laurie Willingham, Lucy Gonzalez, Melissa Kiser, and Tammyg Johnson. l l Mindy demonstrates the best part of cooking-getting to lick the spoon. The FHA officers are Lorna Phariss, President, Arlieta Thomas, First Vice President, Laurie Willingham, Historaing.Cindy Wood, Fourth Vice President, Catalina Reyes, Fifth Vice Presidentg Karen Ponder, Third Vice President: Melissa Kiser, Parliamentariang Tarnmy Johnson, Sergeant-at-Arms, LaEtta Scifres, Second Vice President: Lucy Gonzalez, Secretaryg and not pictured, Laura Carter, Pianist. 21 Laune W Leads Piper Band The John Philip Sousa Award goes to an outstandin senior band member. Laurie Willingham is definite worthy of this award. She has been a member of the Pipe Band for 5 years. She was a member of the flag corp as a freshman. Besides traveling to Austin as a membe of the State flute quartet for three years, she also wo many awards while in the stage band. She receive numerous other honors for her musicianship. Her senic year, Laurie served as band president. The 1979 80 Band officers are Shannon Hinkle librarian Gayla Bockmon, reporter: Stephanie Haught, secretary: Laurie Willingham, president Todd Marshall vice president LaEtta Sclfres librarian. Q-fave' gf Since there were no seniors in the stage band this year, Mark Young, a junior, is awarded the outstanding jazz award of 1979-1980. Top row: David Casey, LaEtta Scifres, Craig Cowan, and Mark Young. Second row: Jess Lamphere, Valdemar Barrera, and Greg Young. Third row: Billy Bond, Stevie Fleynolds, Scott Childers, and Kevin Lewis. Fourth row: Arlieta Thomas, Susan Watts, Loutanna Scifres, Joe Bob Carter, and Johnny Miller. 23 Carl Leads F.F.A. Sharla Turner, Vice President: Scott Branch, Sentinelg Carl Pyron, President: Gayla Bockmon, Reporter: Mickey Williams Treasurerg Joe Jeffery, Secretary. , fsqe4s1P'l 0 f7 f Qi 142104, ,f . QN ot 1 iv 4 X .f 5 Sd, sl 11 r v Iv N Il G Q , .Av X sm f - 6 Q u 2 Loutanna Scifres, Double Mountain District President Members Look En th used Top row: Neal Baker, Randy Andrews, Mitch Hymer, Johnny Miller, Greg Allen, Albert Stienke, Kevin Higginbottom, Charles Speck, Bobby Wall, Steve Austin, and Milburn Wink, sponsor. Second Row: Tonya Brumley, Sherman Bates, Jeff Sonnenburg, Brad Lakey, Mike Pyron, Mark Combs, Jess Lamphere, John Bill Maddox, Deborah Server, Third Row: Donna Bell, Nicole Carter, Sharon Ford, Todd Fleynolds, Mike Byrd, Kerry Smith, Teresa Gregory, Debra Pyron, Deana Pritchard, Jamie Watson, Front Flow: Scott Branch, Mickey Williams, Gayla Bockmon, Carl Pyron, Joe Jeffery, Sharla Turner, and Loutanna Scitres. Deana Pritchard shows Grand Champion Rabbits - 25 Students Capture Livestock Honors Debra Server-Grand Champion Steers Kerry Smith-Showmanship Award Teresa Gregory-Grand Champion Poultry 1979-80 Student Council 1 C 6 I' S The 1979-80 Student Council officers are: sitting, President, Stephanie Haught, Standing, Vice-President Mike Davis: Reporter, Scott Lamphereg Secretary, Gayla Bockmong and Todd Marshall, Treasurer 6 I' 6? S B I1 3 1 V 6 S The 1979-80 Student Council representatives are: back row, Mindy Smith, Scott Lamphere, Shannon Hinkle, Mike Davis, Mitch Hymer, Todd Marshall, Travis Lain. Front row, Milburn Wink, Sharon Ford, Debra Pyron, Jamie Woods, Eileen Goodgame, Kathy Prewit, LaEtta Scifres, Arlieta Thomas, Mary Boldin, Stephanie Haught, and Gayla Bockmon. 27 DECA Students Back row: Mr. Taylor, Sponsor, Diana Benton, Isabel Contreras, Diane Young, Susie Montoya, James Beasley, Jim Hall, Carl Wade, Don Henry, Tim Seymore, Bill Henry, Middle row: Leticia Barrera, Mary Chavez, Angel Fiangel, Maria Barrera, Frances Chavez, Delger Covington, Paula Stephens, Connie Spalding, Dale Hall. Front row: Steve Campbell, Debra Spalding, Darrell Hart, Jamie Woods, Kay Baily, and Leona Johnston. Training Our Business Leaders Of Tomorrow - i . sf 28 Use Their Cents B .4 'Y ,-r.. High. Mr. Carlton Taylor is the teacher and sponsor of the Distributed Education Club at Hamlin 114 Q' , .A .- is-am . The officers for 1979-1980 are Debra Spalding, Treasurerg Kay Bally, Reporter: Steve Campbell, Presidentg Darrell Hart, Vice Presidentg and Leona Johnston, S6CI'9t3l'y. 29 Many people often wonder what goes on in our dark room! Therefore, we took a picture of our annual staff in action. Pictured are Jamie Woods and Russell Crowley developing, and Susan Watts overlooking. l i 2 2 i . K ff-. I - Annual Staff Members are: top Jamie Woods. Second row: Geneva Carter, sponsorg Scott Lamphere, Susan Watts, Kathy Prewit, Russell Crowley, Greg Young. Sitting are eidtors Stephanie Haught and Shanon Hinkle HHS Cheerleaders Amr -r 7 1- s 3 Leading the spirit for the 1979-80 year are: Laurie Willingham 4Headi, Kathy Prewit, Susan Watts, Gayla Bockmon, and Judy Crouch. i f Scott, Laura, Arlieta and Susan 'iizzzf' A' T- -IVV . . ..-, . - . , ,, .,g -L ti f f fliffiwsfwfr , ' Highlighting the Piper band are twirlers: Susan Benningfield, Laura Carter 4HeadJ, and Arlieta Thomas. Leading the band as drum majo is Scott Lamphere A ,,'5A Y ,g . or t r an , 'ga the iaia is ia,i Yin vii- it -' .Q in-' t Za ,Q M -5 ,5 naw, at 'zkvftv S lx V ' ' :Lrg ' M-.QL ff N X f agu- .f fm ,, is M,,3,t,, if F '15-5. jtf fflifgfgln 'fi 33522, if Qrfiifi fl' fin fii' :-.,,f--wg. , ..5f':-, -'EQ . -,-fm., 1- an W.. tc ia MW' 'L m. Qiwi, ff' Un .,,.V. ',-, ,A '. I5 Mu ffm- -v gary- 8 at ffl 3 aff X- ,,, LWLZ,-7 ..-,alt V Q 2 ggig' Q., fi .fg,-,mm Q1 W ,.,,,'., .yy f,,,.bzi',. y QX 59113485 Plz' M-,Q X S 1 , i X +4-0' E 32 Arlieta helps Susan with finishing touches. . , ., H, el gi In .ily vi . v- ggi .: A is gy I. M is ., HR FQ ,wma X: , X , Q I .43 I J Q ,,-if fy' H XE f to 'fig Siig Hg J 7:31 QT C if ,vel . ' ' , Y .iffy A ,, x f .W 1 1 D a 1' ' i if J N -, fb 5 ife5l,.x'a - rt, ,, f V Y , 'WQ1' . -e -U ZV1 S K Q L' -t S - X i A 'f w ., kg r , ag., I e iq 5 a t 1 Scott shows his usual excitement before Homecoming parade. Flags Add Flash to Marching Green e . C gr . ' , ' -. 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V V VVVV VV VHQVVV iv, VV .V , ' ' V'-I N f ie 1, ' 5,9 1, 9 ...ff V , f 51-if gr , VT , V1 e , im f., Via . -'U ' ff: Z ' T53 Kafen and Tanna work on Flag ROUUDB. -1' o 'fi' iii? an l , ,H ,, ,L., , . -THR 3 m N 5 V Members of this sharp looking Flag Corps are: Karen Ponder, Tanna Scifres, 1Heady, Pam Thornton, Barbie Pool, LaEtta Scifres, and Jannie Gardner 33 V Q 4 One-Act Play if B WE' K , , QW 3 o 44 One-Act play members include Loutann: Scifers, Arlieta Thomas, Scott Lamphere, Lornf Phariss, Mark Young, Todd Marshall, Karel Smith, Hayden Merket, and sponsor Ms. G Carter. fRobert Maxwell, not picturedy 5,55 , , iii Q fr- -,., miyrizzxig . 34 ' 1 The Ugly Ducklingv Samuel French A play A. A. Milne 5:-.... -1 wmrw-1: ,, ' Qifi-1511 L' R 36 ' SPGRTS Piper S piri 1 , gH'- S J K t ' I In X1 M Lxf- W H 1 , ' I l I - A 'wbwmwq ' I, I e'nvmw-emnsuw- I 'V I I l 1 - H ' ,- .. 1 f I I , ' ' W Bch 4 V II 1 Q V 'fmm H J ' G- V F it ' i,,,g ,i ' ..,...p'A...-'T,......V AAAV .. .'.... , , , ..,, t 17: T:i11T'L3 l i ' T5 A :v is new r8f, f'f.,,,.f 'Y M,., ,M ,... ..W, , W ,- Q. A, A, 1 1, -H . 5 ,,,, V , 1 2 , , 1 - 4 T 4 S ,--V f1 'i2 w'f'- - Qv - j S f l XX ,Eg !Y,' Q tx, fisgif , x A g 7 'MLUSFCJQ f Hi ' -Qt X-an QS E Varsity members are back row: Mike Davis, David Foil, Mitch Lawlis, Roy Guerra, Ken Johnson, Odis Willis, Gordon Roberts. Middl row: Coaches Awalt, Gooch, and Henry: Don Pearce, Johnny Baldivia, Mickey Williams, Travis Lain, George Arce, Todd Marshall, Stev Cambell, Jonathon Cook, Coaches Grissom, Miller, Cotton, Managers John Scitres, Mike Pyron, Front Row: Humberto Arce, Gabrie Molina, Joe Jeffery, Dale Jale, Scott Branch, Lester Stephens, Kevie Benningfield, and Carl Pyron, All-District 8A FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Scott Branch-runningback Gordon Roberts-tight end Carl Pyron-guard FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Carl Pyron-end Lester Stephens-Iineback SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Roy Guerra, Jr.-noseguard Dale Hall-linebacker Todd Marshall-safety HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE Todd Marshall-quarterback HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE Jorge Arce-end Johnny Baldivia-cornerback The 1979 football captains are Dale Hall, Carl Pyron, Lester Stephens, Jorge Arce, and Todd T Marshall l Never Dies 5 .4 ' I ,,,,,a, . . A: H LM- ,H f .. ,i . -ee M. Jfinrf-fwv.-Th, .. Piper coaches from left to right are -' Jerry Gooch, Ed Henry, Bill Grissom, I bu head, Tommy Miller, Mark Cotton, and ' QU 3 me Jerry Awalt. J Vf Team -G - . . , W mm M ,jf f PW--' -A V-W , W, ,m,,,,u.W,...,..,..,.,.,.,. er, N... .Mme ,, a,,.,..W....,......., ,,.,.c..,, .... ,WM ,N,, , l H--W---W W 'rf-'W-We -W - J' -Q-me .., M . ,,.,.,,m,.4.mMm,.,sf.. .. M . W V , ,,,-,,-,.,, ,,,. ,A , ,,,,, LLVV,W ,sere ..... M-My .W ,,,,,,, , ,,,,.,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,.,,, Q -W -ll M ...,.u..W,.,,,,.. rr., W . , ,, MMM ,,,,,,,,.,,., W., J. We , ,mr , V V M ,WW , , , ', Mi Y -,.g ,.,,,,, .1 ,W f. ,W,,,,,., W , , -W ,,,,,.s,-,- rrrr, ., ,,i,,,f,e E i . -,,,,c. . ,,,N...,,..,w ...e.x........Me...,.... ,.,,,,,,,...,,,,1 Y rv -U A ' J i-, ee,,,,, s, Qi, lg , wh 4' L. 32. br mf Top row: John Miller, Glen Hunter, Frank Guerra, Jesse Willis, Kelvin Williams, Willie Johnson, Ken Johnson, Jess Lamphere, Omar Ramon. Second row: Billy Hudgins, Ricky Adams, Hayden Merket, Jeff Merket, Gus Molina, Ricky Guerra, Charles Speck, Randy Andrews, Ray Morales, Brad Lakey. Last Row: Henry Lewis, Todd Reynolds, Mile Byrd, Darrell Mayes, Greg Young, Billy Howerton, Johnny Chase, Mark Combs, Mitch Hymer. Coaches: Jerry Gooch and Tommy Miller. Manager: Joe Bob Carter Todd Marshall SR. David Foil SR. Odis Willis SR. Humberto Arce SO. Mike Davis JR. Mitch Lawlis JR. S1 3 iq ii S Scott Branch JR. Gabriel Molina JR. Lester Stephens SR Mickey Williams JR. Don Pearce SR. Dale Hall SR. Kevie Benningfeild SO. Steve Cambell SR. Roy Guerra JR. Johnny Baldivia SR. Carl Pyron SR. Ken Johnson SO. Travis Lain JR. Joe Jeffery JR. Jorge Arce SR. John Cook JR. Gordon Roberts JR Bockm on Kc Goodgame Eileen Goodgame was named football sweetheart for the 1979 season. Other nominees were: Gayla Bockmon, Laura Carter, and Stephanie Haught. ' 'Ti Gayla Bockmon receives a congratulations kiss from Carl Pyron after she was named band sweetheart. Other nominees were: Laura Carter, Stephanie Haught, and Laurie Willingham. XX Plctured are: Carl Pyron escorting Gayla Bockmon, Lester Stephens escorting Laura Carter, David Foil escorting Elleen Goodgame, Stephanie Haught escorted by Travis Lain, and Laurle Willingham escorted by Todd Marshall. s,+W. Chosen Sweethearts l Mi. i , .f . , f H 91'- jf my Lester intercepts a pass during the Bulldog game. The Pipers are Wai ting for the referee 's call 44 Min+ The Pipers show outstanding playing ability during the football season. 46 gui i W,,.... f ,iEfi5 .., n W: 1 - 1'fz2Wfg,,-21 , . ,,,,. W .- ms, F9 f . vkky , he 1, W- .W w ,kv :nw-1 f ' . 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Odls Wlllis Senior Harvey SCOTBS for Bn0th6l' Pip8T ViCt0I'y. 49 DISTRICT CHAMP Mike Davis Junior Jesse Willis Junior l Harvey Titus Mickey Williams Senior Junior A look of anticipation, as Harvey goes up for two! Kelvin Williams Junior J.V1 Team Has 9-2 Record in District Jr. Varsity members are: Top row, Jeff Merket, Hayden Merket, Steve Contreras, Brad Lakey, Coach Jerry Gooch. Second row Johnny Chase,mDarryl Mayes, Mitch Hymer, Albert Steinke, Henry Lewis. VARSITY BOYS' DISTRICT GAMES JR. VARSITY BOYS' DISTRICT GAMES Hamlin Op. Hamlin Op 61 Hawley 55 53 Hawley 48 Albany 46 49 Albany 65 Baird 63 55 Jim Ned 53 Jim Ned 44 68 Baird 54 Rotan 47 65 Rotan 90 Roscoe 43 61 Roscoe 81 Hawley 44 58 Hawley 62 Albany 47 45 Albany 66 Baird 51 37 Baird 60 Jim Ned 59 49 Jim Ned 52 Rotan 50 72 Roscoe 75 Roscoe 35 BI-DISTRICT SCORE Hamlin 61 Quanah 71 Todd Marshall-Most Valuable Player Mike Davis-Second All-District Odis Willis-Second All-District Sherman Bates-Honorable Mention Harvey Titus-Honorable Mention Coach Tommy Miller wa the Year in our District. l13l'TlGd Coach Girls' Athletics Varsity members are: Eileen Goodgame, Charlotte Hooper, LaEtta Scifres, Kathy Prewit, Rita Maberry, Coach Phil Swenson Laveta Miller, Jackie Hooper, Donna Bell, Geneva Shelton, and Sharla Turner. Managers: Gina Marshall Lorna Phariss Donna Bell Sr. Geneva Shelton Sr. Eileen Goodgame Sr. Jackie Hooper JF. Sharla Turner Sr. Rita Maberry Jr. 3 5 Laveta Miller Junior l l Sharla tries hard to help the Pipers to another Victory. ixgbsikawa Kathy Prewit Junior LaEtta Scifres Junior if Charlotte does her stuff I ix C me . iv ' 1 ll Y Q77 Pam Thorton Charlotte Hooper Junior Sophomore 54 Members of the J.V. Team are: Top row, Marlene Willis, Nicole Carter, Deana Pritchard, Mary Bolden, Tonya Brumley, Coach Phil Swenson. Second row, Pauline Brown, Debra Pyron, Sandra Deaton, Tammy May, and Leona Johnston. VARSITY GIRLS' DISTRICT SCORES J. V. GIRLS' DISTRICT SCORES Hamlin Op. 42 Hawley 43 Hamlin 66 Albany 52 27 Albany 53 Baird 35 41 Baird 50 Jim Ned 71 35 Hawley 59 Rotan 51 28 Jim Ned 44 Roscoe 43 35 Rotan 42 Hawley 39 36 Roscoe 58 Albany 52 28 Hawley 57 Baird 41 57 Albany 60 Jim Ned 36 34 Baird 51 Rotan 46 19 Roscoe 36 Roscoe 47 Sharla Turner-1st Team All District Charlotte Hooper-2nd Team All District Donna Bell-Honorable Mention Jackie Hooper-Honorable Mention M M My gi 9 53,0 by w X W z N be S- x x, 4 v, 1 HKS' JH u. l HONORS ,nw ' 2 -'g, 3 .V -. ,, . Ns 'xo QV' Citizens of the Year 5 H14 , 4... 3 Jamie Woods 8 Steve Campbell 59 Most Likely Most Attractive Stephanie Haught Pam Thornton Johnny Baldivia Laurie Willingham fix A! To Succeed Y T F I. A if lg .fi est X Todd Marshall Travis Lain li Best Dressed Scott Lamphere Laurie Willingham Friendliest Laurie Willingham Todd Marshall 62 M osz Mark Young Carl Pyron M ost Studious M ost School Spirited Arlieta Thomas Laurie Willingham .rl ,ge Popular J, Gayla Bockmon Lester Stephens W P I I 7, . Q ' ' ,K 1 .,1f,,5,! H .,.,,g 'A ,j. 'fZ, fAi1.1f fmt . y 'fa' j 925510 Q4 ,K Q . Wir , :iff :sri ' .4 2' A M. Q 9 fi?..l4,,ty: ' 4 ' ,. -f -' 2 .ws , 1' ' ga .' 'Q 'f v '?'.0V f. x . if f.. X - mz1ff fr 6 Q. X , ag Air, -.Q Q 'N I h ,Q ck 'still - Q' I -wtf yi 'mf' 'A H :A g.f2Z1:4a.:?': fgffx' .J : ,v ' K 1 . A 1 , giz 1 l l ' 70 f, l C , 'yi 4, .fm v I ' AL.' Q 9 s x w 4 4 w ,.......,-Cl Homecoming Queen ominees 'GQ' The Homecoming Queen Nominees for the 1979 Homecoming were Donna Bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Belly Stephanie Haugh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haughtg Laurie Willingham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Willingham: and Laura Carter, daught of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter. Our Homecoming Queen lor 1979 was Laurie Willingham. Congratulations Lauri S 0 1 M wr .M iff ax fbi, r fl 6 was-4 - U nu!! fy. W 66 Gina Marshall Junior De bra Pyron Freshman 0 x r X f x XX. Tammy May Sophomore 67 1?-Eg? 68 Billy Joe Spalding Barbee Pool Fish Favorites , ffz ' ' fs., ,. x 1 ni i ig ,i . I , A I ks:- i , i 1- 53 5:9 1 ' Q 'H XX ' 1 ifnfx5..,f..' f if R 3 Ni 5, SMTP' Sophomore Fa Vorites wi Humberto Arce Susan Watts ,,...-wx f I . . 1 L1 X 70 N N.,,, , ...,,,, ..., Junior Favorites Noi' ,MZ mg! 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Yew. f ' Jil ir , Y7'i1fi2fs:'w U 51 'f f : ,.'1 S Q ,111-1.fS,gf.fk , ,J,1f6,, ?is5m5iE4113523325 -511 .sw4.,Qg!f,,,i 'Q fl' fi nl vw M 1111545 !wqYwH4mfWTkHmfwmi G E3,ff?1Ti1jf3Ii E59 E245 2352 6152? 1z12f iiliff 2i51525V25A5gi55!::T551 iii M551 iii' ii 'lf ff3i fgiif'i ' ffzaiuz1'1g.?Qi3m' nav: 2, ' M' 49,153 if 'iw 'f A fn ,u '5s.. Vx' jk' V If , , ' N if f 5 i . z- be I , aim . Zs 'iyil Mfg' 'L -f 76 Jamie Woods FRESHMEN K-36 A if 36 .ff Freshman class officers are Rita Titus, President, Jess Lamphere, vice-presidentg Debra Pyron secretaryg Jana Maddox, treasurerg and Michelle Spalding, reporter. Class Colors: Black and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spalding and Mr. and Mrs. Don Pyron. Mike Byrd Nicole Carter David Casey Betsy Clemmer Elaine Cook Johnny Chase Craig Cowan Sandra Deaton Freshman Class float wins second place in Beauty with the theme of ToyIand. Nicole Carter, Jana Mad- dox, and Tammy Goode ride their float during Saturday morning Homecoming activities. 80 Missy Deel Anita Dixon Dwayne Duncan Walkine Essary Tammy Goode Mike Harper Vicky Holden Billy Howerton Billy Wayne Hudgins John Hunter Kenneth Johnson Jess Lamphere 1 . ' y yir, tl fy , ' as it Fm Q V t l the ag ggigi at :Qt ig n ttrr.ttr M fait' B I Q x Q Q View lgll ff!! 3 ,rx 1 1131 . l ' x , gilt! fm, Photograph nm available -fvf Gus Mollna Lynn Norwood Timothy Perry Kevin Lewis Jana Maddox Daryl Mayes Rena McGee Jeff Merket Johnny Miller Raul Robles Cheryl Scott Tina Simmons Barbee Pool Debra Pyron Todd Reynolds ,N 14' 3 if 'Q 1 3 . ,513 Al Terry Sloan Garney Smith :N l Zi . ff, f ' I ' .f ' 67- 1.4.4,- .,-,- in 1 G' 'L' f -V l 0 . gb - I Q, I l gina A 5 'QL ' ' I .' no W 2 ,f .zmps-sx 'il -1:' Ii, ,Ai jff. .. 51 Kerry Smith '?Q.f,!f f James Smith yi ' ' II X . ' r-' 7 A n H, 1, - , 4 H Spalding Michele Spalding Billy Joe 4.1. f lSll' i li' FQ X, Y 5 3 315 - f - , Heian?-, ' rl ' .N A Q ' . Albert Sheldon Loeida Steinke Swartling Thomas Rita Titus T Cindy Walker Marlene Willis Lesa Wilson 1 Tony Wright E dei , rw- NLT -, I -.issiillik 1' QI Billy Yeamans Greg Young SOPHGMORES Sophomores . . . E, fl li The 1979-80 Sophomore Officers are: Mitch Hymer, President, Ricky Woolf, Vice-President, Tammy May, Secretary, Leona Johnston, Treasurer, and Susan Watts, Reporter. Coach Tommy Miller, Mr. Carlton Taylor, Mrs. Evalyn Sharp, and Mrs. Rachel Becker are class sponsors. Not pictured Mr. Ronald Carter, sponsor. T WL41- M Mama .ef 'I' Q. I wr 4 The Sophomore class wins first in Homecoming Parade with their Fantasy Under the Big Top. gr I 'fi Randy Andrews Humberto Arce Judy Crouch . K -fx R B Stew Austin Lori Flores I' Letlcla Barrera .I Photograph nm avamlable Larry Beach Kevin Benningfield Sharon Ford Bi Y,B0'1d Jannie Gardner Pauline Brown Tonya Brumley Joe Bob Carter John Gonzalez Mark Combs Lucy Gonzalez Isabel Contreras L 85 ,.--ji - K Photograph Not Available MT' Delores Gracia Geneva Gracia Deanna Gregory Teresa Gregory Rickey Guerra Don Henry Kevin Higginbottom Charlotte Hooper Mitch Hymer Kenneth Johnson Tammy Johnson Leona Johnston Brad Lakey Henry Lewis Tammy May Hayden Merket Harold Miller Susie Montoya . 'is f . M9? Ray Morales Gracia Perez Mario Perez Deana Pritchard Michael Pyron Omar Ramon Catalina Reyes Cheryl Scifres John Scifres Jimmy Sellers Tim Seymore Shawn Slaughter Mindy Smith Charles Speck C0l'll'll6 Spalding Ricky Woolf Paula Stephens Trish Stewart Joe Thamez Bobby Wall Kelvin Williams Jamie Watson Susan Watts Richard Williams 'nf 3 , Z S SORRY, NO PHOTO X xf' :lf - 'x 1? Y, ol . N, 4 I 1' f 1 4 ma.: Smiles of HHS up vb The band FGYUITIS from 8l'lOfh6f SUCC8 88 n , ff V2 ,van J. X I! '6rf!'wW AQ? Mx 'M UQ ,N 'K HWW N 'Sq M x'Nw4?,'N,i 1,71 W M. r iw , X 'Q 5' Q 'n', . P ! 'U J ' I 1. f' Y v U Y ?D ssful half time show f 4 'Sf' , If QYKX X L f -s rr Q Charles rounds up the girls. JUNIORS Junior Class Officers are: Mike Davis, Reporter: Kathy Prewit, President: LaEtta Scifres, Vice-President: Pam Thornton, Secretary: and Travis Lain, Treasurer. Class Sponsors: Class Colors: Class Flower: 90 David Schell Bill Grissom Edith Carter Sammy Ferguson Geneva Carter Brown and Beige Yellow Rose Class Parents: Mr. 81 Mrs. Ramon Scifres Mr. 81 Mrs. Ken Prewit Mr. 8t Mrs. Robert Phariss xl BEIDEXHEIMEQ' M +- fa- .ga . ...T ... t T E ..... . .qqq I H gp ., - 2:1 4 ' ,U .. S B : M - s: S ' -- Tw, ,..f- y K E A The Juniors win first place in the beauty division of the Homecoming Parade with their reproduction of Cinderella, V W J lil get v-. x ' fy ' I L L 1 . 7 ' 3 I w . X X .J Y Xt I ' sltyxl Ll lk K 2 fi 'H he f1 l in Deborah takes time out from busy schedule to pose. . Mike David Michael Green Roy Guerra Jim Hall April Harris Karla Allen Kay Bailey EET IW Maria Barrera Ugg. Susan Benningfield , XZ Scott Branch X SORRY, NO PHOTO N.H.S. induction cerermony. A big moment for these Juniors Veronica Chase Mary Chavez Steve Contreras John Cook X Abram when pictures were made , l f ll , :XL ' ,- In 'J fi, Photograph not available g::'suH::ggn Jacqueline Hooper Sharon Hudgins Jesse Hooper Glen Hunter Photograph Not Available Cindy Ingram Joe Don Jeffery Willie Johnson Melissa Klser Travis Lain Scott Lamphere Ronnie Lee Mitch Lawlis Rita Mabeffl' 92 John Bill Maddox Gina Marshall Robert Maxwell F07 SHQWN e1, Gon fi fishing Ki PH OTOGR APM N0 7 IVA!! A IL F 22 vit? A - Laveta Miller may McNee'y Gabriel Molina .ov-.ltr Deborah Sewer -e 'n PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Robert Munoz Karen Ponder Lorna Phariss li Kathy Prewit Albert Quintanilla Alma Ramon Carmen Rangel Stevie Reynolds Gordon Roberts LaEtta Scmes Louise Sellers Loutanna Scifres Rhonda Shuler Charles Smith fp fwfr 43 Karen Smith Arlieta Thomas Pam Thornton Carl Wade . . X! Dorothy White Christi Wilkinson Gina flashes a big smile before the parade. 5. I 'J- . xl cfm i i is v sez I IQ: Q is , lg, A f.. s.Mg,g, ,, 5 of Ig swf -.P If . , 5 HQ x renew as-'M Ku z on -me E WW we nn ll A rf K new . S118 .K U.. X mill Jjnw, awdlhtf Q Kiwi' . xx.-e 16,1 I IQVQ ' aww - Q fl .fszu as -, fm-Sw Mark Young Robert Burleson Qt? wk fl JLLSL c fe la Uh 5 il Mickey Williams X r Cf3mQI'8. Jesse Willis S ,Qi his X Wi? Sv 1 it X. Fiaenell Wilson Cindy Wood SENIORS 3-Z T L QEIVXORS is L I , I . 'Q W 'IV 21 itzg u ami' W W M. .Y Ig 1 J Fl-' in I . +R' 91 - ' .- ,, .3,,54.,,' 3 eee e 4, M 4,, I Piper Queen , 1 L h N L T ' , , V F yn , Z m,,p......w1-Se www ' J? 3' Wei-W-MM M Y Q , 5 an if K wifi' .. i es i es Z ? 5 ? N 4 Donna Bell Greg Allen Neal Baker 1'5- Tommy Allen Jorge Arce Johnny Baldrvla Donna Bell Sherman Bates Diana Benton Gayla Bockmon Rosemary Burleson James Beasley Steve Campbell Laura Carter FYBFICSS Chavez Delger Covington Russell Crowley David Foil Javier Guerra Elleen Goodgame Stephanie Haught Blll Henry Shanon Hlnkle Lem Hunter Dale Hall Joy Horton Graham ?? w-S St Jgidnt EWG wlym 8 X , h thing 6591 to xx J L Wear 100 1-,A Rlchard Speck Lester Stephens Harvey Titus Sharla Turner Todd Marshall Don Pearce Carl Pyron Angel Flangel Geneva Shelton Debra Spalding Sh8l'0I'l Ulm6I' J8ml9 Woods Laurie Willingham Odis Willis Diane Young The class of 1980 has de- creased over the years. In first grade there were 67 students. There were 62 students graduat- ing from the eighth grade. The class of 1980 now consists of 41 students. Even though our class has decreased in number, it has increased in quality. Class officers are: back row, Todd Marshall, president, Carl Pyron, vice- presidentg sponsors Coach Swenson, Coach Gooch, and Miss Mitchell. Front row, Laurie Willingham, reporter, Stephan- ie Haught, Secretary, Gayla Bockmon, Treasurer, and Mrs. Brown, Sponsor. PIBD PI PERS 102 NEAL BAKER J. V. Football I J. V. Track I Band I-III Parliamentary Procedure I F. F. A. Quiz I Junior Play JOHNNY BALDIVIA Football I-IV Honorable Mention, Defense Track Manager I Track III Regional Qualifier Track III Most Handsome IV C. V. A. E. II-III SHERMAN BATES Basketball Bi-District III Basketball II-III Regional Basketball III Football I-IV Auto Mechanic I D. E. C. A. I F. F. A. I-IV Parliamentary Procedure I-IV National Convention IV JAMES BEASLEY F. F. A. I-III Chapter Conducting I Parliamentary Procedure I Band I-II D. E. C. A. IV DONNA BELL 'land I Senior Information Flag Girl I F. F. A. IV D. E. C. A. I Homemaking I-II Volleyball I-III Bi-District Volleyball Champs II Second Place Regional Volleyball II Basketball I-IV Honorable Mention II-III Track I-II Tennis I-IV District Champ Tennis Golf IV Piper Queen Nominee III-IV F. F. A. National Convention GAYLA BOCKMON Band I-IV Band Historian IV District Band II Football Sweetheart Nominee IV Band Sweetheart IV Cheerleader IV Most Spirited IV Student Council I Student Council District Convention F. F. A. I-IV F. F. A. Reporter IV Junior Play Class Favorite III-IV Class Treasurer IV STEVE CAMPBELL Football I-IV Youth Leadership Team I-IV D. E. C. A. II-III Basketball II 10 Junior Rotary Club FRANCISCA CHAVEZ Homemaking I Spanish Club I D. E. C. A. II-IV DELGER COVINGTON Band I-III Basketball I-III Class Pavorite I Stage Band II D. E. C. A. III-IV RUSSELL CROWLEY Student Council I-II Football I-II Band I-III National Convention I Parliamentary Procedure I F. F. A. Quiz I Annual Staff IV Student Council District Convention DAVID FOIL Football II-IV Track II F. F. A. II-IV Junior Play Junior Chapter Conducting III-IV Senior Chapter Conducting III-IV Class Reporter III Whois Who Among American High School Students EILEEN GOODGAME Basketball I-IV Band I-III 104 Band Librarian II-III Cheerleader III National Honor Society III-IV Junior Play Football Sweetheart IV Student Council IV Whols Who Among American High School Students JOY EILEEN HORTON GRAHAM F. H. A. I-II Band I-II Summer Homemaking I V. O. E. III-IV Pep Squad STEPHANIE DEAN HAUGHT Student Council I-IV Student Council Reporter III Student Council President IV N. H. S. III-IV N. H. S. Reporter IV Annual Staff I-IV Co-Editor IV Paper Staff I Band I-IV Band Secretary IV Flag Corps I Rotary Award III U. I. L. Journalism Class Officer II-IV Most Likely to Succeed IV Junior Play III Miss H. H. S. IV Homecoming Queen Nom. IV Band Sweetheart Nom. IV Football Sweetheart Nom. IV ,BILL HENRY Transfer From Big Spring F. S. A. fFuture Scientist of Americal I-II Manager 84 Athletic Trainer I-II Who's Who Among American High School Students D. E. C. A. I-II TODD MARSHALL Football I-IV All District Football III Honorable Mention IV Texas Football Magazine IV Basketball I-IV Regional I-III Honorable Mention II All-District III Track I7IV Mr. H. H. S. CARL PYRON Football II-IV Football Captain IV F. F. A. I-IV F. F. A. Treasurer III F. F. A. President IV Dairy Cattle Judging I-IV Parliamentary Procedure III-IV Washington Conference III Most Popular IV Class Favorite III Vice President IV Jr. Play III Youth Leadership Team II ANGILITA RANGEL Homemaking I Band I-II Spanish I D. E. C. A. III-IV GENEVA SHELTON Basketball II, III, IV Track I, II, IV Youth Team Leaders Organizations I Regional in Sprint Relay II First Place Regional in 220 Dash II Third Place at State in 220 Dash II Elected Class Favorite II DEBORA JOYCE SPALDING Homemaking I-II Basketball I-II Track II V. O. E. III Shorthand III D. E. C. A. IV D. E. C. A. Treasurer LESTER STEPHENS D. E. C. A. I D. E. C. A. Competitive Convention I District Band I Band I-III Track I Football I-IV Junior Play Most School Spirited IV Sr. Class Favorite Basketball II All-District Guard III All-District Defense End III All-District Linebacker IV 10 SHARLA TURNER F. F. A. I-IV Junior Chapter Conducting F. F. A. Quiz F. F. A. Reporter III F. F. A. Vice President F. F. A. Star Greenhand Star Lone Star Farmer F. F. A. District Secretary Proficiency Awards I-III Washington Conference III National Convention IV State Convention II-IV Area Convention II-III Senior Chapter Conducting Livestock Judging II-IV Basketball I-IV Volleyball I-IV Track I Band I-II I III III-IV SHARON ANNETTE ULMER Homemaking I-II Track I Band I-II F. H. A. IV V. O. E. I-II V. O. E. Vice President Junior Play Pep Squad IV LAURIE WILLINGHAM Cheerleader II-IV Head Cheerleader IV Band I-IV Band President IV 'Band Sweetheart Nominee District Band I 106 IV Stage Band I-III Class Secretary I Class President II Class Vice President III Reporter IV Homecoming Queen IV F. F. A. Sweetheart III Most Attractive III-IV Most Popular IV Friendliest IV Best Dressed IV F. H. A. I-IV F. H. A. Fifth Vice President III F. H. A. Historian IV Youth Leadership II National Honor Society III IV National Honor Society Vice President IV Rotary Award III U. I. L. State Flute Quartet I JAMIE WOODS Band I-II F. F. A. I F. H. A. II D. E. C. A. III-IV D. E. C. A. Sweetheart IV Science Fair III Student Council IV Annual Staff IV Whois Who Among American High School Students DIANE YOUNG Band I-III Stage Band III F. H. A. I-III Junior Play Who's Who Among American High School Students D. E. C. A. III-IV FACULTY Jean Davis High School Secretary i Q Neva Carlton Superin- tendent's Secretary 1 , .. Q1 xxx Jan Murphree Business Manager KIT School Board Members from left to right are James Rodgers, Sam Mack Hodges, Renee Hymer, W. T. Johnson, Dr. Paul Whitton Ramon Scifres, Jackie Williams, Steve Reynolds. 108 them. Let me urge you to continue to in knowledge and preparation the changes yet to come. whether obtained in the atmosphere of a college or in the everyday business living, is for but one purpose. purpose is to better equip you meet the challenge of change high hopes and great wMfk,,t While it is true and has been said at we only pass this way once, and at this moment in time can never e repeated, we either use it, or aste it. We meet people that ask o little of us, or too much of us. he key to life lies in the question, o we expect enough of ourselves, r too little? My suggestion is to use e talents you have, be the best u can, and challenge yourself ally. Administration .Af Mr. Russell Merket Principal Most people acknowledge that education is a fundamental force in molding the moral character a nation and the people who live in it. In establishing this nation, the leaders recognized the need for a system of public education. Education in itself is of little value, but when of the individual leads to ideas, then education becomes the dominant factor in our t as a people. No group, no state, no society ever had an idea until an individual conceived it. Groups and societies can never be more than the sum of the individuals who It is my hope that each of you take with you from this school a knowledge and appreciation the dedication and sacrifice that has gone into the foundation of this natlon. Hold fast to the and ideals on which our nation was founded, never forgetting that free public education the backbone of these ideas and ideals. In a period of sudden and drastic change as we are experiencing it is apparent that education must develop the attitudes necessary to Dr. Paul Whitton, Jr., Superintendent if X. l ft 'fl 'wi-,C p .f is 193 , 1. A AV Y ii. .3 K .. M ..,,,, W, .ir , ,M Jn 'az in Q ' ef f ex sd. 4 W1 ':,V:k' 5 rf., .ws 4 Ai -n an Mrs. Rachel Becker Mrs. Mary Brown Mrs. Edith Carter Special Ed., Resource History, English Homemaking BS, Sul Ross, LLD, Texas Tech BS, ACU, M. Ed. H-SU BS, TWU Ms. Geneva Carter Mr. Ronald Carter Mr. Mark Qotton English I, Recordkpg. CVAE Athl0fICS, BIOIOQY BS, H-SU BS, Angelo State Miss Bettye Joe Davis Volleyball Coach, Math BBA, Texas Tech - Mr. Sammy Ferguson M'Siim22laESCo History, Special Ed. es, Texas Col., Ms, ETSU BA' Univ- 0' Texas I Mr. Bill Grissom Speech, Head Coach BS, McMurry Mr. Jerry Gooch Math, Coach BS, McMurray Mr. Ed Henry Math, Coach BS, NTSU Mr. Tommy Miller History, Head Basketball BS. H-SU :. . ' f-if ex, Salinity w Miss Dora Mitchell Typing, Accounting, Gen. Business, Adult Classes BS, ACU: M. Ed., ACU Mr. Phll Swenson Mrs. Evalyn Sharp English ll-IV BBA, M. Ed.. NTSU History, Head Glrls Basketball BS, McMurry Mr. Davld Schell Mr. Carlton Taylol Science, Math D. E. Teacher and Spon BA, BS, Lamar Univ. BS, Texas Tech 112 What Would HHS be Without 'P Johnnie Faye Hastings N , S Cleo West ::Murphvr Robert Quintinella . f, . E .ati Ay FPQAN XA XX -If Bettye Haught J f X Trine Contreras Shirley Connor fm, 113 ggiwnl-?fQmf7f m Dmfv 76 www Uumqfym OUQVUQ !Q26fQfQQCbfWL6P- Wqgcawiiwdff jwwwww aguwfjgcoi ffwiw 6b QUTTOC, Qfyycwf Ogsgxiovaffb mama OWU fefmzf WQQWWQQLZ Q-ffjwkfdww WW' ,,, ,,,. mJh h A . ., Teacher of the Year if Qi Completing his second year at HHS, Teacher of the Year, Ed Henry, possesses many traits which make him the recipient of this title. He serves as defensive coordinator to our Pipers, which is a difficult task, is freshman class sponsorg and teaches Algebra and Math to our HHS students. Mr. Henry has three sons, Bill, senior, Don, sophomore who are both in high school, and Greg in Elementary. His wife Sue, is a teacher at the elementary school. Some of Mr. Henry's hobbies include fishing and camping. Becker and Carter The 1980 Piper has been dedicated to Mrs. Rachel Becker because of her love and concern in her work, and in the students at Hamlin High School. She is always willing to give a helping hand and nothing she attempts goes undone. Chosen for Dedjca tion The 1980 Piper has also been dedicated to Ms. Geneva Carter. She was chosen for her outstanding work in the classroom. She also directs the one-act-play and goes through many headaches with the annual staff. The 1979-80 annual staff is proud to dedicate the yearbook to two super people. Dr. Whitton must have some really good mail. Mrs. Carter seems to know what she is doing-but do the other two? 120 1 N T , J . -.., 1, l , l ffm.. K ft . V 7 A ' L . Q Band helps back the Pipers with their spirit and L41- 5 Mr-f ,, .X f 0 f E 1 tw enth usiasm. Z kk M was ul H L HQ, ' Mrs. Carter takes a little time to rest from her weary day. 121 After many long hard hours, we have finally completed your PIPER. I do hope you will like and enjoy your PIPER 80. Every picture and word will be cherished in years to come. I would like to thank the entire staff and Stephanie Haught, a terrific person to work with, and special thanks to Ms. Geneva Carter, a wonderful sponsor. I hope this annual meets everyone's approval and pleasure. Shanon Hinkle It is hard to believe that the time has come for the seniors to be leaving Hamlin High and traveling their separate ways. It seems that just yesterday we entered high school as a group of very frightened, confused freshmen. The time has come for us to leave our friends and step into the world as mature young adults. We have all encountered many obstacles during school-defeat in sports, failure on tests, and disappointment in our own personal lives. Nevertheless, the good has always prevailed over the heartaches. l encourage everyone to take the time to give serious thought about the theme chosen for this annual-WE'LL NEVER WALK THIS WAY AGAIN. Make good use of your time, while in school. Each must choose his own road. Our high school pathway has ended, we have come to a fork in the road. The direction we turn may make all the difference. May your choice be a wise one. Sincerely yours, Stephanie Haught JI w ww i . 25 - I LL in . , A , Q lb. ' l F ADVERTISING L anis gf ' Q42f:-a:g-1'fs- X mg Q . N. A-.' 'I A , ',... Jr 'F Q Q. r JN ,L ! A I. 5 ' I I' Y I 'el ,, ,aj FN ZS HARBERT FURNITURE CABLE T.V. Where the Home Begins More to S66 on T.V. 355 S. Central 576-2221 327 S. Central 576-3636 ' ' , Your business is appreciated 13 S. Central 576-3701 coi.oNiAi. Foon s'ronEs 57 - 6 I if I THREE RIVERS CELOTEX U.S. PATENTED ,l BUILDING PRODUCTS Roysto Rd. 576-3661 JOHNSON BUTANE 81 REPAIR .......-...--K 25 I I The Best Butane Sales and Service 50 E Lake Drive 576-3541 Swirls 81 Curls Beauty Shop Mildred Crouch owner Fashions 8 Flowers We try to please! S.W. 3rd 576-3601 HAMLIN FLOWER SHOP CARLTON IMPLEMENT 249 E. Lake Dr. Your Authorized John Deere Dealer 576-2701 Waggoner Real Estate and Insurance Verlene 8g Jerry Waggoner Brokers 28 Hamlin Paint and Body il WALTON WELL SERVICE S Q E 3 We 4. i..,,, .. w-...pw ' ' Complete Well Service-Radio Equipped West Lake Dr. 576-2368 I 'T Q14 RQ' A ve 4' '. Q HW.. fx, I f Q B Lets aii go e J W fb N I Iii- I nw B o ' to tn . E Dairy Queen 'i fl 1 i f v 'Mafia I1 -I Enjoy Family Dining ultra-modern 32 S. Central 576-2741 DAIRY QUEEN 12 PIGGLY WIGGLY '55Y 55f'1- f i'lLE:552Eii5?iii5' ' 'lf,'tSMS5?5'f ' lE!'? ' f, 1.552 ' of ' 2 ' HW ' 'iziiifffi' e 2.l,52HCvff!i?'i5f'U 3-:55z?7f55iiEI,, lameieiz- Lifi' Qi- ,. Q f. , . .1,,. Kew- 11. zfgwf, 1 152 gwfw- m:WXf.,5 , fwgezegg , sf,,.sez1f,, Nez 4,1 , LL p L Buccaneer Stamps Complete Shopping Service for your Food Needs 130 212 W. Lake Dr. 576-3551 FRANKST TV JORDAN'S mmf' auth ed Magnavox 345 S Central ' Yann Wk We Appreciate your business at Style Cleaners Leave the dining to us! 5752122 west Lake Drive 576-3511 . at rttrrete M at mwiillliillill - . I g,Q.Jggi?1Q,2i-five:-wtf' i r 1m1:1w+m+ NW y rst' E f- Q ilffm fe- 2 t E -M ' E L at rf 'I . .t,: - tt rtr E' tt . 1 E tttt tt y fyfiitii, t ga 'jf f ' E t K' Bobby 81 Pat Stubblefield 150 W. Lake Dr. STYLE CLEANERS 151 WADE TRUCKING LINES INC. fe 'Q 2 i Striving to improve our community! LADYBUG FLORIST Q in X Q DC' 0 5 05 , 52 JS? X63 4 66 ' A 'rc , Z is ,. .. i u x Qi x Nwx J u Z , D Q 6 QS , L ' :Q H . C. U U, i V 7 6 gf i 1 1-. +.' 7 ' I .Q D ' I ' Q S ' S: m g his 7 Q9 A ? Y We now carry party supplies. A N -3 Flowers, Gifts, and China 246 S. Central 576-2322 69 6 Hamtex Well - i . u F5 1, ,I ' 1 f 2 fl? X I, si , . ' KV Q 4, ,,,i xv 5 h , , ,W ' 'fix 2 frm 'D 2 Service S.W. 14th 576-3812 Hamlin, Texas Owner: Calvin Laird HAMLIN NATIONAL BANK 2 Sw ' Complete banking service 252 S. Central Ave. 576-3681 Q I HOWARDS DRUG WHITES AUTO 1 i Your professional drug store The home of greater values 310 S. Central Ave. 576-3321 319 S. Central 576-3581 ,., 1:1 . . U W 7. - Elm! 0 'MYKMV lg' lr... iv! I - V' -- -f ' f . E ' 7 '- i.. 5 -'f?l'?'l' ' f - 'Qfll f ' -- .-.1 A 1 fe ? 1 - ' maze 'fn' ' ' 575, , 1 .J . 5 -.. 5 1 -?., , . ,-'y , se. 1 1 1 -E,--9'.,.,.l .I fx-135. l 1- Q --I, july . 1.77 ritz l. , Miki- . ,' ',5-J' X im K-4 lg M A U ' v r 'Q ' -- -- I 7 - 3 ..:.,nfg,..,. ea , -I I - .- I ., 'V xr 7 1 , ' . l z - ff l ' V Ci , , 3 ' ' ,' 2 .fl if I gg r V Q - L pf , 5 - 4 -. 2 , . r . Vtlyghfx '32, A . ' . .. . -'-' . '-5:3 N4 1, 'M' - 5, 5 I rf , ab: 4 1 1 'K - - if -fl 1 ---' QT W . f ' '1 1 .. ' , ' ,I,1- ., . S 0 5+ , 5 ' as f Prescriptions-A specialty Where quality meets economy 230 S. Central 576-2171 224 S. Central 576-3841 REYNOLDS DRUG HEIDENHEIMERS SWEETWATER SAVING ASSOCIATION H-if ww --W., ,. ,, W .W . ---.. ,,., ,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,M.,.,, , KW J , , I ' N - . --.NM . - mm i,,g ,, W. '4 f,g,1yfLie1f:,sr,ff ,G f -..i:'z.V1 I X I 'f ' K - -'Af I ..f.1:J'if -f er . Afw-!5f'ffW'f Wifrwfiflii-1225414 K 2sff,,f:f''wr:2f2ff1mif,v.ww. 1.-1 fssfif W -vnu' N , ,V , f ,L i , . ?in,.,M1..,M , ,EIN Q , , I he AA'- ' ' V 2 A 7 A 4 ' . A ' if 443 S. Central 136 Hamlin Branch Savings Insured to 340,000.00 It Pays To Save Where Savings Pay More 576-2631 MCKISSACK OILFIELD EQUIPMENT INC 329 S. Central 576-2787 E :M F is re X 7 X W f s X f f n A 1 fx: Rush down to Mimi's Fun and Fashion 234 S, Central Joe Ann McKissack owner 7 CONNALLY FORD ar. -QQ... , lf, Ford is a going thing 8 47 E. Lake Drive 576-3621 KNABLE JEWELERS Turner Insurance Jewelers of integrity Personal Legal Service 218 S. Central 576-3522 238 S. Central 576-3621 , fjiitnfo or 5 rrrr o lllll -1 iff' ' Start a good habit, ov - 1'onAv 5. 'll' x eonoerve Qnergy ' AV l wssr1'ExAsu11Lmsscor1PANv . i n 'A,- li lltll it . N 1 1 QQ- -1 S- t i M . ' .:','i T 5 if I , , nl 3 't gif. '7fL'ii52 5 Free Complexion Care Lessons and Serving the community of Hamlin Free Gift Wrapping 347 S. Central 576-3670 576-3741 242 S. Central MERLE NORMAN U-I-,Ln-,ES PIED PIPER PUBLISHING-HAMLIN HERALD your weekly newspaper For all your printing and office needs. 350 S. Central 576-3606 The Latest Styles in Beauty 620 N.W. 3rd 576-3876 140 BEAUTY BOX SAULS GULF WEAVER TEXACC ,, arm' 3 : Ili A. M. ' ' -. YOU Can trust y0UI' car to the man who wears the star. Come See US! We give dependable service Bill and Reese Sauls 12 S. Central 576-3441 425 S. Central 576-3531 We ,VQ 1 1, ff' We il i f Qrifh er'l' 1 la l it The Lumbermen We get the fuel to you 129 S.W. 5th 420 S. Central 576-3616 M 81 C LUMBER AND HARDWARE FEAGAN OIL CO. 141 BYRD POWER TONG .,4.- K' , ,, ,J A A 4 N oA W, , his lifJ'f7ff'f1fk 5' ff Q5 if YW ' ', V' V. W .5577-A wr fo v1,.h L 7 ' 7 7 7 . ff K hmm K K Installation of Casing 81 Rental tools 24 hour service 619 N. Central 3 if . A 7 .,, l 576-3727 your authorized John Deere Dealer 249 E. Lake Dr. 575-2701 42 HERTEL IMPLEMENT PIED PIPER MILLS F-OSTER FUNERAL HOME N Cf j FOSTER Q ' X FUHERAL Howes M A ' ' LLL' it fl ll 5 L l l li 'L lie Bill and Chic Foster We have e yth gt f d yth g Dignified Personal Service 505 N.W. 5th 576 2602 5 l ' Sweetwater fl Pump Supply South Central For all your oilfield supplies SWEETWATER PUMP 81 SUPPLY We appr t your busin t JRB JRB ALBRITTON MOTCR - 5 , x V :J X , f-J ff XJ x 5 . . ,f LZ Buick Authorized Sales and Service We're here to serve you Central 576-3666 , 5 , 'f xx X N 1 f'!?!fN'i , , if If ' 'fx g if W Z zfgii f j f ,f I ' lm if 1fL..j1Qjv I f If f X X t WM If ff F i 'X K' ff! A 6 T f fi'? 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