Hamlin High School - Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, TX)

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HAIVILIN HIGH SCHOOL HAIVI LIN, TEXAS VOLUIVIE XXXVIII THE NINETEEN EIGHTY-ONE Piper Mr. 84 Mrs. W.M. Hunter DEDICATION 49 The Nineteen Eighty-One PIPER is dedicated to the parents grandparents, and family members of the 1981 graduating class. Because of their love and support, they have made the dreams of these seniors a reality. The annual staff is proud to honor these people with this f ' 7 .ll 'i a 1 Q E 4 edition ofthe PIPER: A 'i Mr. 84 Mrs. W.R. Allen Mr. 84 Mrs. Don Bailey Mrs. Faye Benningtield Mr. Claude Bolden Mr. 84 Mrs. James Branch Mrs. Joy Burleson Mr, 84 Mrs. George Campbell Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Mr. 84 Mrs Erma Garn . Ronald Carter . Frank Chavez . Trine Contreras . Johnny Cook . Bill Davis el' Mr. 84 Mrs. Clifford Green Mr. 84 Mrs. Roy Guerra Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr, 84 Mrs. Mrs. Franc Mr. 84 Mrs. Don Hall Buster Hart es Holden W.J. Hooper Mr. 84 Mrs. Jimmy Ingram Mr. 84 Mrs. Johnny Jeffrey Raymond J Mr. 84 Mrs. ohnson Bobby Kiser Mr. 84 Mrs. James Lain Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Annie Lee 'ii Dennis Lamphere Harvey Lawlis Mr. 84 Mrs. James Maberry Mr. 84 Mrs Young Bill Maddox Mrs. Janie Marshall Mr. 84 Mrs Richard Martin Mr. 84 Mrs Clarence Miller Mr. 84 Mrs Rajelio Munoz Mr. 84 Mrs Robert Phariss Mr. 84 Mrs Doyle Ponder Mr. 84 Mrs. Ken Prewit Mr. 84 Mrs. Vito Quintanilla Mr, 84 Mrs. Rudy Ramon Mr. 84 Mrs. Victor Rangel Mr. 84 Mrs. Steve Reynolds Mr. 84 Mrs. Raymond Scifres Vernice Sellers Mr. 84 Mrs. Roy Server Charles Shelton Mr. 84 Mrs. Rufus Shuler Wanda Smith Carl Smith Mr. 84 Mrs. Ned V. Thomas Mr. 84 Mrs. Gary Thornton Mr. 84 Mrs. David Wade Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles White Mr. 84 Mrs. Jackie Williams Ms. Ruby Willis Mr. 84 Mrs. Mr. 84 Mrs. Herman Wood Donald Young Table of Contents 'itle Page Dedication 'able of Contents 'heme Directors Administration Principal Faculty 8 Homecoming 12 Scenes 17 Stunts 35 Celebrities 61-70 Co-Starring . . . Freshmen 71-74 Sopnomores 75-78 Juniors 79-82 Starring . . . Seniors 83-95 Finale 97-99 Producers 100-102 Understudies 103-124 Advertising 125-144 Q X 1 n W 1 x Q 5 C3063 '.lll,.. WWC We QggCQl...' U'C'l31OVX....'n O-Ca . l, ficm ' VQQW 111111 111 11111111111111 QX5504-GQ! . 1111111 111 1111 WQYKUMQD 1111111 f 01111111111 o fbf l.'.. 'n D Board of Education Works to xv ' It is my hope that as you spend many happy hours with this edition of the Piper you will take time to rejoice that you live in a nation where free public education is possible. I hope that you will realize that in very few nations of the world are scenes such as those depicted in this book possible. In our nation the goal underlying our educational system is to provide an equal chance for all, to educate each to rise to his or her highest potential and take a responsible position in society. It is my hope that each individual will take from this school a knowledge and appreciation of the dedication and sacrifice that has gone into the protection and continuation of our free educational system and our nation. There are now many detractors from our system and those who would destroy the works of many generations. I believe, as Lincoln said in his Cooper Union speech on February 27, 1860, Ulf destruction be our lot, we ourselves must be the author and the nnisher. As a Nation of Free Nlen, we must live through all times, or die by suicide. We are looking to you, the students pictured in this yearbook, to prevent this from happening. fs 7 wlauttlitiii, Ol, Paul Whitton, Jr. 1980-81 Board of Trustees Superintendent fe- if an wfzcf Members are: Sam Mack Hodges CVPD, James Rodgers, Mrs. Joe Hymer CSec.l, W.T. Johnson fPres.l, Nlrs. Joe Norton, Jimmie Spalding, Paul Whitton, Supt. I lVlake the School Year Successful s O .ll I ,h5Q .gk T35 H3 '43 is 'W 'ww X . -f . Time waits for no one, not even you or me. Use your time wisely in school. Learn what you can, all that you can, so that your mind is a storehouse of knowledge. Enjoy these days in school, days that are spent with friends and family. These days can never be repeated, so make the best of them. As people get older Cwe all doi they look back on their formative years. It doesn't matter if they were good or bad, what does matter is that each person made his own destiny. People say, Ulf I could go back with the knowledge I have now, I would be better. Don't go through life with that attitude or say HI wish I had tried harder. Try now! Work now! Do it this time! For some, the learning game is about over, as is the game of growing up. It is now time for you to be grown up and step into the work-a-day world. The learning process never ceases. You must learn ever day to survive the pressures of today's world. School is only the foundation. Qtmaf ffwouafaf Russell Merket Principal Hamlin High School Secretary H 'lt Jane Nlurphree Business Mgr. .,',-. O , H.S. Secretary I . fW?f?3ggj iiii at i'?WQ ,Q if , y ,, xg , , L, 3 W, ig Rebecca Prewit Aide 7 J ' , sin? E li W i Q W Sl , is ,. 1 I K. 1 sv, , . Mr. George Bond Plan A DIRECTORS 0F HH 'I rig . f . , f A 'I . E Q r IRM Ewa X K , - R , gr A 1 SV!! in I sw iffgfjw A Q -f ?EsyM, if , , f- Ti .if R 2. W' 114 A3 A i ..... F , i i i mom fear AYAIIRBIE Ms. VonDell Blair Diagnostician M rs. Rachel Becker Resource Ms. Geneva Carter English Homemaklng Mrs. Mary E. Brown Mr. Richard Evans Band Director Miss Mary Esco Librarian Mr. Jack Downey Building Trades Aid 5 5 Mr. Ronald Carter Building Trades rgf J J fi Mr. Sammy Ferguson Resource f4 Vis Mr. Jerry Gooch Math!Coach Mr. Edd Henry Math!Coach li ,F sg Mr. Tommy Miller History!Coach Dr, Connie Stovall Math Science Mr. Phil Swenson History!Coach AX b 4 . ,'l.a-.: ' ' - an iw' ff ' 1-.ci-46--5 . I.,,.w P , X ' x nie r Mr. Bill Grissom Athletic Dir. . Miss Dora Mitchell Business 4 'O I ,ao-av 4' X Mr. Carlton Taylor Distributive Ed. Miss Nece Harbison Science!Coach Mrs. Evalyn Sharp English Mr. Milburn Wink Agriculture lVl r. Richard Evans Star of the HHS Faculty! The students feature lVlr. Richard Evans by electing him our 1981 Teacher-of-the- Year. Nlr. Evans was a new attraction becoming a big hit here after teaching for only one year. lVlr. Evans teaches band in the fifth through twelfth grades as well as directing the Piper Nlarching Green, the high school stage band, and the two annual concerts. He and his wife, Leigh, are active members of the First Baptist church. They have a daughter, Erin, who is two years old. Not only has he been successful in his school and church work, but Mr. Evans has become a hit in the community. Even though he gets angry with the band at times lhe usually has a good reasonl, the students admire and respect Mr. Evans. Yes, he has made a great contribution to our school and community, we hope he continues to do so for years to come. Hamlin High is proud to present Mr. Richard Evans as Teacher-of- the-Year. Congratulations Dickie! 10 '.. .5 . ,ix i...- ' j Johnnie Faye Hastings Cafeteria Supervisor -fi Shirley Conners Cafeteria .ge -, 4? Lee Hastings Transportation Sup. Cleo West Bettye Haught Cafeteria Cafeteria Behind the Scenes ,f 1 li J S I 146-P C s C If Susan Boles J.O. Murphree Cafeteria Maintenance Sup. at HHS Rachel Contreras Trine Contreras Custodian Custodian HOIVIECOIVIING ..- .Ns I'-I Wi?-Tgiiw LI! 0 I I I I ll ' ' V. - if , fyI'Wx4 , , 1 1 7065? '- A -41 W X ,A ,Q P ,G 'F 1 1 l 'Aryan s, , In rf, 4, ' ' 1 My f PIPER Q BAND ' 3. ,, 2 ?-S w i f: M H X ff'-W' X L ,,,,V., , , Q, ,,.,A, ., , ,,,, M. ,W ii., , , V, ,,,-' - f 12 NINETEEN EIEHTY ,V .A QUEEN -.Z X LLL VJ, A Qflixwhp gr-A pf- -. . , f ' ' ' 1 , nv ,,,,, -1.-f' 'T 3 . t 6 ' f . E , 2 'W W .wif-K' ,V .ff Pam Thornton Kathy Prewnt Michael Ann Green Cindy Dubert f Qi? 'S ,-,,,.......-v--' X 5 fl L, X if -aw' 1 - , 4 y , , ' Xzx . vfA - is 'L ' V ' IA Rf , . xf 4 'bali 3: -f . ., H .K Iy , 4 u ' I A 42 if A -- l ., LLA A I , W ,,.., . . A , sf A Ak x N, , . 5 Rx mi iw, - 1 x i-,.....,.......---A x uu-an--' NX-, N,-Q., ,. NONHNEES , . 5-5, S HOIVIECOIVIING QUEEN x s,.,.ef-,,, -f JG . ' fu s s A 4 t . Kathy Prewit was A u chosen as the 1980 IA . Homecoming Queen. As a senior she served as head - cheerleader, student council treas., NHS treas., and band historian Congratulations KATHY!! Kathy Prewit sponsored by The Real Estate Ofhce 14 -rn N., 'K 4 v 'g, W fr h.',u 0 ...,,' ,, .ffm '- ,. , , , X -rf, 1 . xi ., k A 1 . 1 I' N5 5' xx- 7 ' .1 K - L' ,, , 5 if ,, - A., M, - 4 :ff . V ' n u 1' wr A,-r ., Q 'jiif'ifQ'f2 'zw'l1:s,'f5': 2,1 0 0 A XX FLoATs, FLoATs ff MENE-lEi5,ei 16 i - Q 1,1 x -S+ Q ina x mvmQ4l AND IVIORE FLOATS Nluch hard work, time, and money is put in every year on Hoats for the homecoming parade, however, the effort is never wasted. The classes compete for cash prizes which are awarded at the annual business meeting. The winners placed as follows: Seniors- lst place, beauty, Juniors-lst place, open division, Sophomores- 2nd place in open division, Freshmen-2nd place in beauty. 5 s 1-3 E S if 1 ,Z-f' l ,fff- 'l A l i L K , X ,f l - l.-2,7 Future Farmers of DECA America National Honor Society Future Homemakers Student Council of America Band Cheerleaders FUTURE FARMERS DF AMERICA 152,51 9 'N' W N41 yn Members are: Sponsor Milburn Wink, Gordon Roberts, Brad Lakey, Mitch Hymer, Tanna Scifres, Joe Jeffrey, Scott Branch, Mickey Williams, Tonya Brumley, Mike Pyron, Tammy May, Deborah Server, Anita Dixon, Michele Spalding, Debra Pyron, Nicole Carter, Sharon Ford, Teresa Gregory, Deana Pritchard, Bobby Wall, Albert Steinke, Ronnie Rister, Greg Young, Shannon Mitchell, Jess Lamphere, Mark Combs, Johnny Miller, Todd Reynolds, Jeff Sonnenburg, Kerry Smith, Don Henry, Mike Byrd, Kevin Benningfield, John Bill Maddox, Kevin Higginbottom, and Joe Bob Carter. The 1980-81 FFA officers were: Joe Jeffrey, President, Scott Branch, Vice President, Mickey Williams, 18 Secretary, Brad Lakey, Treasurer, Loutanna Scifres, Reporter, and Mitch Hymer, Sentinel, ' H A- 92.3 '1. A e ' ' 11. f 4 aj., 'W '07 :JE . .. s 3 mi,,3.rP W ' ' 1 K Pam Thornton Chapter Sweetheart PAIVI IS CHOSEN EEA SVVEET- HEART The Hamlin Chapter of the Future Farmers of America chose Pam Thornton as the 1980- 81 Sweetheart. Pam served as a cheerleader this year. She was president of the Piper Band and played basketball and volleyball. Pam represented the chapter at the sweetheart competition for the Double Mountain District. Congratulations Pam! Jr. Chapter Conducting Team National Convention Greg Young Pres. Anita Dixon V. Pres. Michele Spalding Sec. Don Henry Treas. Kevin Benningfield Rep. Tonya Brumley Debra Pyron Michele Spalding Livestock Judging Team Joe Bob Carter Sent. ' Mark C0r'nbS Carl Steinke Advisor 2-'ggi ' Stix Joe Jeffrey . 'la' Mickey Williams Dairy Cattle Judging Team eff. A 1 Mitch Hymer I QQ! . Q. ix National FFA Foundation Awards Todd Reynolds 1', ' X tl fi' .F Agricultural Electrif. Johnny Miller Jeff Sonnenburg ' sl 't ATIQN X . Agricultural Mech. Brad Lakey NOC' , , 4 1 I Beef Prod. Mackey williams Area II Convention -v A ' r f- ' Crop Prod. Mickey Williams Tonya Brumley -- ' ' Div. Livestock Farm. Tonya Brumley Mark Combs ' ' FruitfVeg. Prod. Jess Lamphere Debra Pyron VA, ' Home,fFarmstead Improve. Mike Pyron 7 . W Mitch Hymer and Tanna Scifres 1' 0 X . Horse Prof. Deana Pritchard Washington Leadership Prog. 'mi A Poultry Prod. Tonya Brumley Debra Pyron Sheep Prod. Mark Combs Mike Pyron Soil!Water Mgt. Joe Jeffrey S100 Chapter Scholarship Joe Jeffrey Swine Prod. Tonya Brumley Star Greenhand Greg Young Star Chapt. Farmer Todd Reynolds Star Lone Star Tonya Brumley DeKalb Award Joe Jeffrey Dist. Sentinel-Elect Debra Pyron Lone Star Farm Deg. Tonya Brumley 19 FHA VVURKS QNMEQQ o new H095 wb 0 O, t.. 9 'Z 4,08 9 Officers for 1980-81 are: ffront row, I. to r.l Loutanna Scifres, VP of Programs, Katrina Bogle, Pianist, Mindy Smith, Historian, Arlieta Thomas, VP of Encounter, Michelle Spalding, Sergeant-at- Arms, lback row, l. to r.J Cindy Green, VP of Recreation, Lucy Gonzalez, Parliamentarian, Lorna Jeffrey, President, LaEtta Scifres, Sec.-Treas,, Karen Ponder, VP of Projects. lNot Pictured- Catalina Reyes, VP of Public Relationsl Members are: lfront row, I. to r.J Mrs. Edith Carter, advisor, Rosie Reyes, Rita Reyes, Loeida Thomas, Susan Benningfield, Lesa Wilson, Michelle Spalding, Teresa Baldivia, Betsy Clemmer, Katrina Bogle, lmiddle row, l. to r,J LaEtta Scifres, Lorna Jeffrey, Cindy Green, Mindy Smith, Loutanna Scifres, Tammy Goode, Melissa Kiser, Karen Ponder, Mary Bolden, Renea McGee, iback row, I. to r.l Hilda Gonzalez, Reeta Crowley, Danna Schuette, Laine Wade, Janice Downey, Anita Dixon, Christy Milstead, Jana Maddox, Arlieta Thomas, Lucy Gonzalez, lNot Pictured-Judy Crouch, Leona Johnston, Billie Martin, Paula Martin, Barbee Pool, Catalina Reyes, Susan Watts, Deborah Server.J 20 l UTOVVARD NEW HGRIZDNSH x ff 2' l.aEtta Scifres and Travis Lain were named Miss FHA and FHA Beau. l V: 1 .H 'Z' F it SlVlACK! 'lSomeday I'll be a star! Activities June 9-13 Leadership workshop at Possum Kingdom Lake Sept. 22 Mother-Member Salad Supper Oct. 20 Halloween Party for children 1 to 4 yrs. old Nov. 3 Christmas Program by Kathryn Cawley Dec. 15 Christmas caroling and exchange of gifts Jan, 12 Election of 81-82 officers Feb. 9 FHA Fathe-r!Beau Night Supper March 9 Program on Careers April 24 Annual Style Show and Salad Supper Nlay 11 Installation of new officers for 1981-82 QJ-'Z ,A . ll I X X 21 DECA LEARNS History has proven that whenever a nation's channels of distribution fail to function, that nation is shortlived. As DECA attracts more of our nation's youth to study marketing and distribution, the total D.E. program becomes a vital necessity to our national economy. SQA x O O Q Cf ' The emblem is diamond shaped with the words S' i, l 1 C7 HDistributive Education Clubs of America of X ' '5 surrounding a wrapped package. The four diamond ..- T QN f' points symbolize: Qcf RRS- bv I I N GJ, I 6 O -F Vocational Understanding x Civic Consciousness , Social Intelligence 4- V Leadership Development The wrapped package symbolizes a job well done, achieved by cooperation of school officials, students, parents and businessmen working together. DECA members are: Steve Austin, Kay Bailey, Leticia Barrera, Larry Beach, Mary Chavez, Isabel Contreras, Judy Crouch, Cindy Dubert, Cindy Foster, Delores Gracia, Geneva Gracia, Micheal Green, Ricky Guerra, Jim Hall, Darrell Hart, Jana Maddox, Billie Martin, Tammy Miller, Barbee Pool, Carmen Rangel, Catalina Reyes, Cheryl Scifres, Tim Seymour, Rhonda Shuler, Jim Simmons, Mindy Smith, Connie Spalding, Charles Speck, Carl Wade, Lesa Wilson, Tony Wright. 1 1 FRGIVI EXPERIENCE DECA members elected Darrelll Hart as president for the l98O-8l school year, Ricky Guerra as vice president, and Mindy Smith as secretary. The club treasurer was Rhonda Shuler, and the office of reporter was held by Leticia Barrera. The group was led by lVlr. Taylor, advisor and sponsor. E. Q N6,A D.E.C.A. SWEETHEART Our club was fortunate this year to have chosen a sweetheart who is admired by all those who know her for her friendly personality, for keeping a good attitude toward school and work, for her deep concern for others, and most importantly for her strong faith in God. QWM T' Leadership 1980-81 Officers Mark Young President Scott Lamphere Vice President LaEtta Scifres Secretary Kathy Prevvit Treasurer lVlike Davis Reporter lVlrs. Warren Sharp Sponsor Activities Led pledge to the flag each week Induction of new members Bought and donated stage furniture to school Compiled honor roll lVlade citizenship posters Assisted Roby H.S. in starting NHS Held first formal induction for Rotan H.S. Gave each student a card on hisfher birthday Elected citizens of the month Elected citizens ofthe year Awarded S100 scholarship to a member at end of year Christmas Dinner End-of-year Dinner Student Council- UBetter Than Ever gvifui in Student Council members are Kathy Prewit, Mike Davis, LaEtta Scifres, Mindy Smith, Travis Lain, Loutanna Scifres, Pam Thornton, Melissa Kiser, Scott Lamphere, Teresa Gregory, Susan Watts, Tammy May, Sharon Ford, Sponsor Milburn Wink, Janice Downey, Michele Spalding, Billy Howerton, Davy Casey, Eddie Bolden, Twila VanDam, Regina Kelly, and Christy Milstead, Officers LaEtta Scifres President Kathy Prewit Treasurer Mike Davis Vice Pres. Mindy Smith Secretary Travis Lain Reporter The Hamlin High Student Council is the Vice President of our district. The entire council attended the district convention. Four members attended the state convention in Dallas, They were: Mindy Smith, Teresa Gregory, Susan Watts, and Michele Spalding. 26 kg? s. L' .f if ,.,,,, 1 Wi I V1.3 im: .J. HH! I Il. LN , kkyk 1 P .. f ,,,. : . ,,.. 1- , W ' Ei' I iL L, N ., , , f k - fag.. - 1, ' 1 m m L .,,L ,w ig 'L K ii: J wifi -- W FTTT ,wi ,rf Ia, . s gg 1 'Wk 4' W 3 f , X na 'f' uv mm 'G Q 'Sem X 52152 5 ,,,,.- as , ..,.. Q- ' b 4 Nw X 4 xx xi ,,,,,-w-QM 'Zz Lf fr: .A v-S! 'I 'L , 1 1.22.5 The Marching Green If 421 Pres., Pam Thornton, Vice-Pres., Stevie Reynolds, Sec., Gina Marshall, Reporter, Nlark Young, Librarians, LaEtta Scifres and Teresa Gregory, Historian, Kathy Prewit. ' 28 Pride of Harnlin 'N-. '11 The 1980-81 twirlers were Arlieta Thomas, head, Susan Benningfieldg and Loeida Thomas. Leading the Piper Band was drum major Scott Lamphere. Flags, Twirlers, Drum Major i 'lb W, T , ' 4 , Lf: i l T-ig' T x K- ' ' 5' ' 4537 l E T X. Kg. . Q T T 'se X wi? K T i .Q T 'xiwk ,g wg f' , i if ' . 3 . I I T 'iv T T f 3 1 T is ,f F ' Q ' T sw 5 TN 3 . T .T , f 4 K A Lbrlil W I :T - A , H. , 'Ml 1 krklk ig h kkv. - or g f' 5. T T, - A 3 g MA-VY, Q ' - i .' meg I 1- K I , , x , f Q ,.-, so T T , , x T e e X ,ngglf i Er-ggi 1 Q , , f ,g I-5 ,X ' 5 T K im T T 1Aihl'l?iS'?'W 'if X l it W ., 'i l The flag girls did it at half time! They were Anita Dixon, Teresa Gregory, Karen Ponder, and LaEtta Scifres head. 29 , STAGE BAND SVVEEPS HONORS Members are: Rhythm-Craig Cowan, Mark Young, Davy Casey, LaEtta Scifres, First Row: Arlieta Thomas, Joe Bob Carter, Tanna Scifres, Pam Thornton, Susan Watts, Susan Stafford, Johnny Miller Second Row: Billy Bond, Stevie Reynolds, Scott Childers, Kevin Lewis, and Director Richard Evans. Third Row: Johnny Chase, Jess Lamphere, Greg Young, Mitch Lawlis, Ricky Adams, Mindy Smith, and Eddie Bolden. The band attended the Tarleton State Festival, Cisco Junior College Festival, Texas Tech Festival and swept honors at all of them. JOHN PHILIP SOUSA AWARD This year's recipient ofthe John Philip Sousa Award is Pam Thornton. She served as band president, in Stage Band, chosen Band Sweetheart, and has made a great contribution to the band with her service and leadership. LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AVVARD This year's recipient of the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award is Stevie Reynolds. He served as vice-president of the band and an active member of the Stage Band. Stevie was truly a fine example of character and of leadership in the band. 30 Congratulations, Pam and Stevie! GUTSTANDING PIPER BAND MEMBERS Pam Thornton, escorted by Scott Lamphere, was elected as the 1980 Band Sweetheart, Other nominees were: Arlieta Thomas, LaEtta Scifres, Kathy Prewit, and Gina Marshall. The All-District Band Members from HHS for 1980-81 were: Stevie sax, Greg Young, Trumpet, Arlieta Thomas, Bassoon, Loeida Thomas, V L. .X . .'Q+1'i5-fp Hifi - Z.i:il'4' . U AAIQ Q . ,,.,A Q H ,' f , ' 1 1 T ' x liffi' S X 'vl V ,U PQ' 1- . ' S , l ll. 0' . 'TS' 11 -' 8. ,, . , ' . A 1 M' Y 'Y S. TEE1 S . S ,M I KLA X Q 'Q Q Scott Lamphere and Mark Young both qualified for state solo and ensembles, Scott with a vocal solo and Mark with a drum solo. Susan Watts and Stevie Reynolds also represented Hamlin at the Regional competition. They were accompanied by Richard Evans 8. Geneva Carter. Reynolds, Trombonep Mark Young, Drums, Johnny Miller, Bari- Bass Clarinet, alternate was Scott Lamphere on French Horn ,..,-- HGVV D0 YGU SPELL DEDICATIOIXV Q new ' ea. fi I i , A g a ,I 0 , , , If 1 Li is 5 --W.-- N -W' i -H 'V Wk, T .Q 2:11 ' 1 ud.L4 N' ' ti... f Y, , 'ILE' ' V X Fi W ' T E if - if iv 1 11 f-1 f -A-A,1 ,, 3, ' I T - ,fs ' 4 'Sw ..-.11 t -4. K I r , Debra Pyron Judy Crouch Susan Watts Kathy Prewit Pam Thornton These girls have put in a great deal of hard work to raise school spirit for HHS. Long hours of practice and preparation go into each week during football and basketball season. Thanks to their enthusiastic sponsor, Miss Dora lVlitchell, the 1980-81 school year was a success. I . I Beg, 1 1 Y 'rr' N N w- f tll' 5 is 7.5 - f, t , ' 1' ff at 1- e - 5 f , - O ccll it ' l s 'W ' w e ' r ,Muzi fmxfg if :ff S' . ' s ,J 2 1,55 , f 1 J ,,,,i, , ,VVWQX ,V V v Sf M M ,, 4 5 T ' ' L 'ai E, 4 ,'P'y slrr A , Y N6 ' Mx 'Q 3 'tti' Q: c W., i -,,., by ff' 7,5 K QV K ki K x my :J T Y f Z1 ' T r ff if ,ta . K ,K ' Z Y ' V' - f ' A , ,J it 7 T s 2.21- .- 1 , i 3 i'ff' F i 5 '1 CJ: snEnAEs:RJn sAEJA nnDm'aEnARmaS 1-IIN rw as ful qs 15 15 qw rs rw H 'il 'la Nui' .f 1 v v ilu.,-I ws, Mb- rflf L FootbaH Track VoHeybaH GQH BasketbaH 'Tennh RIDE OF HHS SPORTS ,..,t,.,.,, m....c...t. - wins 'mm 'M 'ms was pg 'mf rms is PPER5 Team members are: CFront row, L-Rl Mike Davis, Gordon Roberts, Ken Johnson, Hayden Merket, Roy Guerra, Jon Cook, Ken R, Johnson, lSecond rowl Steve Contreras, Brad Lakey, Steve Daniel, Mitch Lawlis, Travis Lain, Willie Johnson, Jeff Sonnenburg, Glen Hunter, lThird rowl Joe Jeffrey, Scott Branch, Mickey Williams, Randy Andrews, Kevie Benningfield, Ray Morales, Charlie Smith, Albert Quintanilla. Although the team did not advance into the playoffs, the coaches are pleased with the 8-2 season. The year was an outstanding one. The coaches are grateful for the players' good attitudes and outstanding season. On behalf of the coaches, Coach Grissom said, HWe especially appreciate the seniors and their leadership and dedication. 8-AA All District Team Honorable Mention The 1980 Season lst Team Offense Offense 8 Wins, 2 Losses Scott Branch Mike Davis 8 Stamford 38 Gordon Roberts Mickey Williams 26 Haskell 14 2nd Team Offense Glen Hunter 54 Anson 0 Jon Cook Defense 12 A Rotan 20 Roy Guerra Mickey Williams 39 Hawley - 0 Brad Lakey Mitch Lawlis 32 Merkel 13 lst Team Defense Joe Jeffrey 29 Albany 6 Scott Branch Charlie Smith 21 Jim Ned 14 Mike Davis Gordon Roberts 40 Baird 13 Roy Guerra Glen Hunter 45 Winters O 2nd Team Defense Ali-Arg-a Team J00 C0054 Roy Guerra Ken Johnson Ken Johnson Bl'-Hd l-akey All-State Team Roy Guerra 36 . . .AND OUR UNDEFEATED M IT'7T'f:, 4.,A if - Y - we :' --.fm-: ': f I -11 . A Q-are ' f fe- ' . t .,- ... ,- ,. ,M 5 itil' 4 .V A A . Til!-I Q Q I , , W F353 4 fs' , 14 Qj -PW :fs , X' - iz The 1980-81 Piper coaches are Jerry Q e 0 1 Gooch, Bill Grissom cueaoi, Tommy Minor, Y v ' Mark Cotton, Ed Henry, and Jerry Awalt. I:,.,v-1 ,-'fi ri., First row: Todd Reynolds, Billy Howerton, Darrell Mayes, Mitch Hymer, Valdemar Barrera, Ronnie Rister. Second row: Coach Gooch, Kerry Smith, Greg Young, Mark Combs, Shannon Mitchell, Eddie Bolden, Dwayne Duncan, Paul Ray Hastings, Coach Miller. Third Row: Greg Daniell, Ricky Adams, John Hunter, Jeff Merket, Tommy Chase, Billy Hudgins, Mike Byrd. Captains for the varsity team were Mike Davis, Scott Branch, Joe Jeffrey, and Travis Lain. The Junior Varsity team, coached by Tommy Miller and Jerry Gooch, went through the 1980 season undefeated with one tied game. The season ended with a 9-O-1 record. It is good to know that this fine group of players will make up our varsity team next year. Keep up the good work! . .,., , V . PIPEES is PIPERS J si PIPERS 37 District SAA Co-Champs! Scott Branch Sr. Steve Contreras Sr. Jon Cook Sr. Mike Davis Sr. Roy Guerra Sr. I l l 'N i Glen Hunter Sr. Joe Jeffrey Sr. Scott Branch follows the able blocking of Charlie Smith. K .. X Q f' My 'Q . 4 Willie Johnson Sr. Mike, Joe, and Travis relax after another fine Piper performance. Travis Lain Sr. Mitch Lawlis Sr. Albert Quintinilla Sr. Gordon Roberts Sr. Charlie Smith Sr. Mickey Williams Sr 38 The Super Green -we-..-.....,.....,,,, ., -,M T G, ID tents ,M Qx e ,eff T ltflsi Kevie Benningfield Jr, Ken Johnson Jr. Brad Lakey Jr. Hayden lVlerket Jr. Ray Morales Jr. , ,-L.,,,..,. , -K . , 5 :IF K ..Qw,..smms 1 1' I I AQ Y,,, , A A. , , L ....W..f Q - xi? - Psa A Winning Team!! wifi 4, 1 ra Pl 5 f s A ef 1 Jrr me ' f5?.ff7?f 'hi Jeff Sonenburg Jr, The 1980-81 Football Sweetheart as chosen by the Pipers is Pam Thornton. Other nominees were Cindy Dubert, Michael Green, and Rita Maberry. Congratulations PAM! Ken Johnson So UQ ad? Q ,.f rudi- QAM 1' 1-42- ff ww x. GREEN A , x 4 E 3 , as lo. QQQ QQI3. Pipers 6 Q6 'QQ QI, Pipers The 1980 Volleyball Team 'QLIP' Qff AA The Junior Varsity team members are as listed: Coach Harbison, Tonja Goode, Tonya Brumley, Elaine Wade, Rita Williams, Susan Stafford, and Gina lVIarshall. The 1980 Varsity team was: Coach Harbison, Kathy Prewit, LaEtta Scifres, Mary Bolden, Charlotte Hooper, Pam Thornton, Jackie Hooper, and Leona Johnston. Xi v'fIJ ,ol D442 .54 er -- L 3' , Q 1 ' ' 5 A ,fxzrmf uf. if v -r X A S- W QL if v, 1 . ' 1' g 2 -1 'Q L 1 I ' i pl.. 4 I ki lv Q v,'g v-. 3i'Y'...s- f -4 I Q-W2 1' 7 X 9.2, s n na U . -5, , Q ,lv 3 ' . A K A ' 3 , Yi r Q , . , fr A ' 'K ' Z an . - ' l , . -Q DQ' S . 54. Q., -- 43 VARSITY SHARES DISTRICT TITLE The 1981 varsity basketball players are: Willie Johnson, Mitch Hymer, Mickey Williams, Jeff Merket, Brad Lakey, Mike Davis, Hayden Merket, Kevin Williams, and Coach Tommy Miller. Our 12-3 District Record! 52 Albany 68 Wintersq 81 Hawley 82 Baird 75 ' Anson 57 Jim Ned 7 1 Rotan 46 Albany 54 Winters 70 Hawley 62 Baird 61 Anson 46 Jim Ned 91 Rotan 64 Winters 44 Coach Tommy Miller lead his team to the Co- District Championship for the 1981 season. We were tied with Winters at the close of district play. A playoff game was held at the Cooper High School Gymnasium. Winters edged the Pipers by four points and advanced to regional competition. Nevertheless, our season was most successful. We are proud to salute these dedicated athletes. First Team All-District Mike Davis Hayden Merket Second Team All-District Brad Lakey Second Team All-Regional Mike Davis Q' Mike Davis Willie Johnson M, Q,-fwfaynqmf Mickey Williams ij ,i,i . i VP 'IJ X, . T QX?E-RJ' l f xg.. R. Q ', X l , l 5 'ia il ' W ' 2 f i M 5 F f , iii - ' M i Mitch Hymer Brad Lakey Hayden Merket , wk i W 4 5 Jeff Nlerket Kelvin Williams XPERS .nc '- Wilt? 1 OUR DARLING PIPER DRIBBLERS . . . First row: Kathy Prewit, l.aEtta Scifres, Charlotte Hooper, Pam Thorntong Back row: Coach Phil Swenson Sandra Deaton Tammy lVlay, Mary Bolden, Jackie Hooper, Leona Johnston. Coach Phil Swenson was very pleased with the Piper girls basketball season. llThe new ones did a good job. llThe games we lost were real close, Swenson said. All District Pam Thornton Jackie Hooper Charlotte Hooper 48 Albany Winters Hawley Jim Ned Baird Anson Jim Ned Rotan Albany Winters Hawley Baird Anson Scores r vf Q ' ,I'if 4'4 '6 , A ff',,- I g Jackie Hooper Kathy Prewit .. :fi- '7 Pam Thornton Charlotte Hooper 1 '---,,' 1 Tammy May Mary Bolden o Q, -r o LaEtta Scifres Leona Johnston Sandra Deaton THE JV'S-THE FUTURE VARSITY Back row: Rita Williams, Tonya Goode, Danna Schuette, Christie Milstead, Monica Chase, Debra Pyron. Front row: Nicole Carter Elaine Wade, Marlene Williams, Anita Dixon, Twila VanDam. Back row: Coach Jerry Gooch, Bobby Willis Daryl Mayes, Albert Steinke, Eddie Bolden. 1 Kevin Lewis, Ken Johnson, Jessie Hooper. Front row: Johnny Chase, Rodney Lewis ' 7 ' Q, M49 ,QI K :V 49' fs? X? BUYS SWEEP DISTRICT IN TRACK Those representing Hamlin at the district meet were: Johnny Miller, Mitch Lawlis, Ken Johnson, Glen Hunter, Kevin Lewis, Jon Cook Roy Guerra, John Scifres, Kevin Williams, Garny Smith, Valdemar Barrera, Billy McGee, Charlie Smith, Calvin Stewart, Henry Lewis I3 im I' .5 Junior Varsity, which also took first at district, consists of: Shannon Mitchell, Greg Young, Ken Johnson, Jeff Merket, Hayden Merket, Rodney Lewis, Johnny Chase, Ricky Adams, Daryl Mayes, Paul Hastings, Jimmy Woods, Bobby Willis, Jessie Willis, Ronnie Lee, Eddie Bolden, Billy Howerton, Billy Wayne Hud- gins, Jess Lamphere, Ray Morales, Kevie Benningfield, Mike Byrd, Kerry Smith Albert Steinke, Henry Lewis. T Swenson leads girls to state ,- l 4 Q ,,..c.f Cx The girls participating in the district meet were: Nicole Carter, Elaine Wade, Tonya Goode, Marlene Willis, Kathy Prevvit, Charlotte Hooper, Deana Pritchard, Sonya Ramon, Rita Williams, Sandra Deaton, Terry Sloan, and Mary Bolden. in gm ll an A- CONGRATULATIONS f l W MN! will J , l ' ' l I i f l A r indian? 793 04' :At 'f f a ' A 4' n ,445 , 4 1 X 6 VP' '1-er. r . A 2 ,X , 5- - 'sf 4 Q-. is' . ' 4 D41 i 1 4. y . E lr , ,L ,M .1 rg s, - :Z le, 'By W 'N -2 gh I M VA jf, xx 1- , s 3 , H' TRACK HAS SUCCESSFUL YEAR! we-rbi! . . H The girls' track team took first place at district and regional levels and second at the state meet. Girls representing Hamlin High at the regional meet in Odessa were: Kathy Prewit, 400 and 800 relay, Deanna Pritchard, High Jump, Marlene Willis, Hurdles, Monica Chase, 400 relay and 100-meter, Charlotte Hooper, Triple Jump, Long Jump, 100-Meter, 400 and 800 relay, Sandra Deaton, hurdles, Mary Bolden, Triple Jump, Long Jump, 200-meter, 400 and 800 relay, and Rita Williams, 200-meter, 800 relay. Those going on to take second in the state were: Kathy Prewit, ig-1 400 relay, Charlotte Hooper, me . 400 relay and Triple Jump, Rita Williams, 400 relay. Mary set three individual state records and helped the relay team also set a new record. Monica Chase also attended the state meet as an alternate. 3' W., Boys representing Hamlin High at regional were: Charlie Smith, pole vault, High Jump, and mile relay, Mitch Lawlis, 400 relay, long jump, 110 high hurdles, intermediate hurdles, Brad Lakey, 400 and mile relay, Garney Smith, 400 and mile relay, 200 meter, Billy McGee, 400 and mile relay, Kevin Lewis, high hurdles, Roy Guerra, shot put, Eddie Bolden, alternate. The boys placed first at the district track meet and Mitch Lawlis placed sixth at the state track meet. ..,,. P , HAMLIN A g nu. S X H .Mitra lan: 54 The Golf Team Goes to State Those who participated in golf this year were: Stevie Reynolds, Jeff Merket, Mike Davis, Davey Casey, Hayden Merket, Joe Jeffrey, and Paul Hastings. Jeff, Mike, Davey, Hayden, and Joe placed first at district second at regional, and fifth at state. TENNIS is fvvv Those representing Hamlin at the 'X district meet were: Deborah 0 iii D Server, doubles, Elaine Wade, 9 1 singles, Loutanna Scifres, doubles wi g Steve Contreras, singlesg Mitch 9 Lawlis, singles. 7Fuu-.. F' iq..-f-QA! f f::.':: 1 . . Q... ,1 I F 55 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET Charlotte Hooper and Mike Davis are honored with Outstanding Basketball Awards. Joe Jeffrey was named the Outstanding Lineman. Roy Guerra was honored as the Outstanding Running Back. ,wawgsfv ww,-,V tr L w ww,-mu, H ,2vtw,pft2a'f'z'f H ,1 - 1 W rv iff Wfawgk Mary Bolden received the Girls Outstanding Track Award. Mitch Lawlis and ,Q a MV Hal porter a former Coach from Charlie Smith shared the glory as the Outstanding Tracksters, Booker, served as master of ceremonies. Bias if ,.f 4 Q? Nw . wk LW Kathy Prewit and Mike Davis took the Outstanding Athlete Awards. Pam Thornton was chosen as the recipient of the Coaches Award. I li 4 Haig e fi Q .5 tv 9 1' y fir ' 5 ' Q A ni .ffahir 1 r.tay ' mr. Q If ,C . 1 Bill Grissom, athletic director, was very pleased with the super year of athletics staged by the Pipers. -fem SENIOR AND JUNIOR PLAYS UAunt Cathie's Cat CAST AND CREW Melissa Kiser Dotty Gina Marshall Tilly Pam Thornton Aunt Jane Kathy Prewit Liz Cindy Green Make-up Lorna Jeffrey Make-up LaEtta Scifres Peggy Karen Smith Rita Maberry Miss Walker Student Dir. Stevie Reynolds Mr. Brent John Bill Maddox Gas Man Scott Lamphere Bill Travis Lain Jose Deborah Server Maria Jessie Hooper Policeman Mark Young Sound Stevie Reynolds Sound Mickey Williams Sound Travis Lain Lights Charlie Smith Artist Arlieta Thomas Programs Sammy Ferguson and Connie Stovall, Directors Helen Raleigh Jane Raleigh Sam Raleigh 'lJug Brown Professor Dexter Dean Eggleby Angela Rimini Larry Dobson Lulu Giffin Judy West George West Betty London CREW Susan Watts Teresa Gregory Hayden Merket Mark Combs Billy Bonds Cheryl Scifres Catalina Reyes Kevie Benningfield Mindy Smith Deana Pritchard Mitch Hymer Tammy May Make-up-Judy Crouch, Lucy Gonzalez, Leo- na Johnston, Connie Spalding. Stage Crew- -Tonya Brumley. Set-Mr. Ronald Carter and the Building Trades Class, Ken Johnson, Henry Lewis, John Scifres, Kelvin Williams, Tammy May, Deana Pritchard, Mindy Smith, Susan Watts, and Mrs. Tom Watts. Advertis- ing-Tonya Brumley and Sharon Ford. Pro- gram-Sharon Ford, Don Henry, and Mrs. Paul Becker. Tickets-Mr. Carlton Taylor and Mr. Tommy Miller. Director was Mrs. Warren Sharp. 58 llGood Night Ladies dir , Qian' jig, wi? bg, ,ar Q' XTHE DEATH OE THE HIREDIVIANH Dramatic Publishing Company THE UIL ONE ACT PLAY CAST Scott Lamphere Warren Loutanna Scifres Mary Arlieta Thomas Edna Travis Lain Silas CREW LaEtta Scifres Make-up Mindy Smith Lights Susan Watts Student Dir. Scott Lamphere was chosen as the district's Best Actor. Under the direction of lVIs. Geneva Carter, the one-act play placed third T and was the alternate play to the area competition. With the support of Dr. Whitton, Mr. Merket, and lVIr. Murphree, our director, cast, and crew, i'The Death of a Hired Man was one of the best HHS plays ever. Hamlin-Znd in District U.l.L.! U,I,L. participants were, top row: Susan Watts, Shorthand, Christy Milstead, Spelling, Tonya Brumley, Calculator, Janice Downey, Typing Persuasive Speaking, LaEtta Scifres, Prose Reading, Arlieta Thomas, Prose Reading, Ready Writing, Twila VanDam, Spelling, 2nd row-Prose Reading, Ready Writing, Twila VanDam, Spelling, 2nd row-Davey Casey, Typing, Billy Bond, Journalism, Scott Lamphere, Prose Reading, Mike Davis, Number Sense, Stevie Reynolds, Number Sense, Headline Writing, Travis Lain, Science, Calculator, Mark Young, Ready Writing, Feature Writing, Number Sense, Michelle Spalding, Typing, Lesa Wilson, Journalism, Tanna Scifres, Journalism, Susan Stafford, Poetry Interpretation, Teresa Gregory, Poetry Interpretation, Loeida Thomas, Spelling, Susan Mark goes to State in Feature Writing Benningfield, Ready Writing, Shorthand. 60 Regional Qualifiers .. 1 S f l K ,- Y l lVlr. and lVliss H.H.S. Vost Attractive Citizens ot the Year Vost School Spirited Friendliest Vost Athletic Wittiest Vost Likely to Succeed Best Dressed Best All-Around i IVIR. AND IVIISS HHS IVIark Young and Arlieta Thomas CITIZENS OE THE YEAR Carl Wade and Melissa Kiser Wittiest Pam Thornton and Travis Lain Friendliest Kathy Prewit and Eddie Bolden V ost Attractiv Cindy Dubert and IVIike Davis Best Dressed l.aEtta Scifres and Scott Lamphere .ou 'S e101 . Q 7 if f ff Em X QIM5 H Q. , IVIost Athletic Charlotte Hooper and Brad Lakey IVIost School Spirited Pam Thorht and Scott L L-...L Best All-Aroun Kathy Prevvit and IVIost Likely To Succeed Arlieta Thomas and Mark Young IVIike Davis FAVORITES Hb :- W'-In riff? for is Freshman Favorites Sophomore Favorites Christy Nlilstead and Shannon Mitchell Barbee Pool and Albert Steinke Junior Favorites Senior Favorites Leona Johnston and Ricky Woolf Pam Thornton and Charlie Smith 'Q i S , an A if it Q , Q i x if K 5 + S ,xp . w 'f t. L ' Wi, - 0'S W HO IN NHI Q ' QE GSTCV I ' i f 1 h A hikoll of Zbonorl PN 5 : - . - ' -- Air' I' 46? Accounting Algebra I Algebra II American History Applied Science Biology Chemistry Civics CP English I CP English II CP English III CP English IV D.E. Health Home Management Homemaking I Homemaking II Journalism Intro. Alg. I Physical Science Physics Plane Geometry Recordkeeping Shorthand Trigonometry Typing Voc. Ag. I Voc. Ag. II Voc. Ag. III World Geography World History Mark Young Susan Stafford Susan Watts Susan Stafford Teresa Gregory Susan Stafford Tonya Brumley Mark Young Twila VanDam David Casey Sharon Ford Mark Young Darrell Hart David Casey Melissa Kiser Elaine Wade Janice Downey Mitch Hymer Paul Hastings David Casey Travis Lain Johnny Chase Cindy Dubert Susan Benningfield Mike Davis David Casey Greg Young Nicole Carter Sharon Ford Billy Howerton Teresa Gregory Senior Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Freshman Junior Senior Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Freshman Sophomore Junior Freshman Sophomore Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Junior Sophomore Junior IN IVIEIVIGRY GF VALTGN TGDD REYNGLDS Qin! eye IAS that little angel-not yet sixteen 1 1' - . Wasicalled t h' 'h do is omeinthe sky, saw. ,aff 5, aw., 5 . ,, V Sodo ' It wg n t ,, i'Hls darkness . is -awk A , His heavens feel 4 me -V T 16 iff? 'lf' tf' A , Q4 4 :ilk i ' 5 lVIay14 1981 STQIEGT, ,J e The Hamlin High School annual staff is proud to dedicate this page to an outstanding young man, Todd Reynolds. Todd was killed in a tragic automobile accident on lVlay 14, 1981. He was active in FFA, band, football, and church work. Todd loved life, and his friends and family loved him. Hamlin High School will dearly miss him. 70 6 i E 5 -.1 an I all , fu 1. Q Q ff '34 . .-L , rx sh f- ' 'L xy gg L., ,.. ffjffvf v 1 1' A , X , :V fi ff V V is a M R X ,ie ' ' ns is - 1. W we f ,,, -1- Q f 1 if , im x-. U W lv 5 45' 2 Eddie Bolden elected llFish head. Em aiu in ' r Reeta Crowley ' ll Dwnfl' ' 12.1516 Jayson Garner 72 , 1.3 .Q ,,, Eddie Davilla Hilda Gonzalez , f?'r A . E sq 5 lie: Jonelle Allen my is . ix X27 Q 3' N 1 , A ,f . fel! '-.Q fl - Zachary Burleson s 5 Brenda Benningfield ' J xl' ' - ,---.wes.1-- gel if ,ii ' 4 -ff s 1 3 Scott Childers Eddie Bolden 7 ' ,- ss: -FQ, I 1 f ix NSW 5 'w xx X Q Qi 4 ago 3? sf .,.. .. my Q if Y F Mr . 6 3 -is .,,- 1 QQVQ , A Kelly Cogsdil Eugene Escamilla e wif is - Q ff 1 N X i i X N 'ii ?5l5 i?l'i:' iiuii' 2 -2 , Q fs , ia- A . I iyxlt Lupe Gonzalez Jason Foil Teresa Gonzalez Mario Franco -4 M W L fe 'M Q, Q f Vu? 5 I 5 Tonja Goode .fx Q za xi xasiifaffzeis-.lfeggiiwgi . was -Es-. .. if ni, i flshlhg fav , I2 , fii'i3i 6 -QL G . 1 .J Maria Gracia ,Q ! 1 i Paul Hastings XF Rodney Lewis f4OY YPOWN I Raui Reyes Joanna Gru ben '1f ,, t , 3 , z ee e1 n1e ee A R i in R esen r .N lk t x -v Q Qss 'I-'ash K W-In ir l, 4 - V ,f cs ,, , in HL ....,i , 1' V ,l 5 ':: 1 My ff! k Sonny no ammo V I L ,, 5., x X W Qi I 9 225 e Sv, wif! Eddie Hernandez Sherry Ingram gn... Regina Kelly John Ledesma Charles Lougin Christy Nliistead Shannon Mitchell Ivonne Nlontova 4 if N ...JK 'S i 1 f - ... y 1' R U IJ ' 4 M' 2 fi 3' - 1 ? in V 9 ,, Riia RGYCS Rosie Reyes Thomas Ribera Virginia Romero X Q ,. X. Sw, X Q so ff K w x, yi si sgk Q Mg f Q .. .Q , K X I ,J K Md V SRP' R mom Nor mums MAS, x M E 1 John Rister Danna Sghuette Jim Simmons Addie Smith , , , to K K at R 4' Q1 at 'x N .5 , ,, Q. ze r f' , 5' x -Q F s 41.1 rx 9 i su' S usan Staffo rd , . - , Ns. w '1 7 .ii Q S V ' ,- Q X , iga T 3 K Janell Spalding , ,E ,, sf- Us , li was Carl Steinke X S A S Sarah Stine W H Twila VanDarn Maria Vasquez 9:-eorooaAvu - . ' t if' wr Arauuu' - ' ' b Ex 31 g 5 2 X nk i to , il rl 4' an as S Kr fy QL .gs EW E i 9' 'tw , it 29 N YN E as , N. Q K i X Oliel Villarreal Laine Wade if K qw ff is Mike Wilcox Donald Williams Rita Williams Bobby Willis et. im ,. ED 5 , se 1 ifli Annette Woolf 'R M 1.53 ' I5-,..y.-, .. ,t I Q I' ' '.. w I , hd ft , . - .s u J' , ,. . awk -A -. 4' f 'Q , . -Q ,W SOPH'S ARE HALFWAYTHRDUGH Ricky Adams Teresa Baldivia Valdemar Barrera Q A, ..1 Mike Byrd Nicole Carter David Casey is A ,,,-p-vfkigf ,I Elaine Cook Craig Cowan Sandra Deaton JHVWC9 DOWNSY Dwayne Duncan Tammy Goode X. --15:15 G .jg Q i 's-2, 1:-ffl' - 4., r - . M V1 'ii' i f - - TNT.. . ,-.. is -. M . I .-.L I gi i M YRS D+ xx 'Sv 1 5' i, 2 XD M X 1 -1'., Q, Katrina Bogie , '2 ,sh . ' 9 f f., Jr' X. Johnny Chase Missy Deel f-,I f Mike Harper Mary Bolden ' 9 MYR' I - Q! ' 1: i, s -- Ni x .D '- R' zz.. 1: -.N is 5 , xx ,l,W1 - knir 4 Betsy Clernmer X. X 'N 4, ...,- Y. 6 i Anita Dixon Vicky Holden 76 sg,f,if.. I 4V,, . ,wif 'v,. V vw Q i i il' M' I ,A 'amine M,-fi tax' wif! 4 f 'S Q xl PX'-STI ff if' Y' M A Q f . 4 .., - f Billy Howerton Billy Hudgins John Hunter Hama-gfshg. ,., f X J... - ,.,7 - N J .. ' ' Q ' ' . 4 oooo I Kevin Q f gba . ESV! ,t -Q3 f I ' 1 . .1 X X . , if 'lv-. I Q If A Daryl Mayes gk! -V -i . J M-1 v i 12: ,, K il va .K ,,' I k 'l'- qi 43 I H w - EE.. -sl X K. e W 'Q W A J. . Q 1111 5 Jana Maddox Billie Martin Billy McGee Renea lVlcGee e. I ' N535 i I 5 w W N- Ma Y X 2 x 1. xxx en o J 're' J I y sept L i . 44, Jeff Nlerket Johnny Miller Lynn Noywood . J G- 1 - 'N , .sq -. .ll VE, F ff ' , ' 1 V k N Av , . Vg 2 ' ' U EM Z, Y I A .MI if e J , Timothy Perry Barbee Pool Debra Pyron 1 l 1. ' 1, W 't J. Kenneth Johnson Jess Lamphere CLHQ5 R fi: 555253 i T , , iii . 2:k2 21:22 SN , 1-1 I X ! i .Ez Sonya Ramon Todd Reynolds Raul Robles 11 ,: 5 , ,. N i S . :NE .1 Sulffgix 42 U 1, . . V. , T. d d 1 We ir 4 , ,-.' ix N 1 - ', . -all ,A W ...se i 1 :W T' S M' 7 X V ,- 5 V WVVV ' T S f S to ddf . is A x ' 'I il. Calvin Stewart Marlene Willis Garney Smith Kerry Smith P Sheldon Swartling f . Q' 3 T sm Lesa Wilson Billy Spalding L ' l 5 -f R' ' vi EFT. 1 - Cheryl Scott se ' ' W 157.7-w:? , ' :sg y , X GQ 3 'F , A, at up S' fi t ' af Michelle Spalding Terry Sloan me ,L .5-iff, N W ,Ego Q '- , , Albert Steinke OMORES .R i ,,, ,V :g-2UiyQfl ,.:,ff,. N ' Y rssi . V L ,, -,'- . S S ,1 1' sf 5 Loeida Thomas Rita Titus Cindy Walker X -A - L. T...-if l K l X Tony Wright l llxl muff- ' 10.4.1416 Bill Yeamans Greg Young ., . ,V jg.. 1, -.:., - uf-my .- ya. f 0 ' ' .asf 4 R. V . -5:5 EQ 1 ' ,V ,mn , ..: f - , A. -A LQ' , y . ., 74, X .ah v 4 .gg- . ..L,,,'-yi' ' . FU .fl H .frf .1 .',, x , , fv Mvan ,,,g'i..5,,,'? If-. X ,. ., . 1, 1 1 CIS ,P vm o E 1. ,ix Wim Q. A. Edward Escamilla Reynaldo Flores Sharon Ford John Gonzalez LUCia Gonzalez Henry Lewis Tammy May Hayden Merket Harold Nliller Tammy Miller 1 81 Susie lVl0I'1t0Ya Ray Morales Gracie Perez Mario Perez Deana Pritchard X 1 in 1 , S -17 'W' I Mike PYYOFI Omar Ramon Catalina Reyes Cheryl Scifres John Scifres is Jimmy Sellers Tim Seymour 11 Q- -- t - . xt lg .. . , 'f 2 S' 1 K , ,T , X N er? 'V .QV , 1: , 4 . f ' F 3,531 X l E ,X :fer W Xmffqi ,n Q X '51 .fa - Mindy Smith Jeff Sonnenburg Connie Spalding Charles Speck Bobby Wall . K ,. ,. te . 54 . . V Q ' V an Jamie Watson Susan Watts Kevin Williams Richard Williams Ricky Woolf Q 1. - f ' ' A -W, if t M .t Q . N. 1 l 4. ,,:,....x. su-we V :nwwn 4 x 1 F ek.. ,Q ,Q . 1. if-N0 ,I it ax -.-., ,-,pf -' WW ww. mf- -f . f 4 Y I fx A L , 0, 'SF' , ,., wgk F ' 'Sm :iw if ,. ny 'ia JV ,-.3 .. .ms -f '+4':f - . E aj '- A :,:-.six -A 'tvu A 7 ' Q 'Q Q 1 I. A . n ' ..v 'Z ,' v' i 1 3 :Q .l' W T 5? V' 1' M ' 155554 vm. - A ' ' 's-. .,. , - 5 I ' 3 7 5-.L .az ' 0 . . Ev I, . ,L A, gk- 5,frf-rwmmm. 1, fi f .ew-Q4 A ' W-wb ,War lf' Wi' 15113 .1 ,, If 4'3'Q:f 1 x X Z' 5 l 5 i1 '?P 4'-1. rv'- 'Ml 4-+7 ,, , J if LOUISE SELLERS ALLEN-born 9-4- 62. Bldg. Trades III, Pres. III, FHA I-II. SUSAN LANEZ BENNINGFIELD-born 10-23-62. Future plans: Continue ed. at TSU. Band I-IV, Maj. III-IV, Solo 84 Ens. I-II, FHA I-IV, Highest ranking girl II, UIL Lit. and Number Sense III, Ready Writing III-IV, Regional III. BUFFORD SCOTT BRANCH-born 7- 19-62. FFA I-IV, Sentinal III, VP IV, Washington Con. III, Dairy Judg. I-IV, Football I-IV, All Dist. II-IV, Cap.fIV, Track II, Class Fav. I. f i V ROBERTI EARL BURLESON-born 1- 19-63. VERONICA LIL CHASE-born 7-23-62Q Future plans: Continue ed. FHA I-II, Track Il-IV, Regional II-III, Volleyball II-III, Basketball II, CVAE-VEH Iv. MARY HELEN CHAVEZ-born 8-4- 63.DECA II-IV, Sec. IV, FHA I. STEVE ANTHONY CONTRERAS-born 10-27-62. Band I-IV, Basketball II-III, iiFootball:IV, Tennis II-IV, Track III-IV, 5choolYPaper.IV, Editor IV. I J0iiNaTFlAle cook-born 1044-62. MICHAEL'ROSSaDAVIS-born 10-7-62. Future plans: Attend T-Tech. Student Council II-IV, VP III-IV, Del. to State Conv. III, National Honor Society III-IV, Rep. IV, Rotary Award I-II, Band I-IV, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Football II-IV, All Dist. IV, Cap. IV, Basketball I-IV,All V Dist. III, MVP Anson 8t Merkel Touifri. IV, Golf I-IV, 3rd Medalist III, Class- Reporter III, Church Youth III-W, r Treas. III, Pres. IV, Most Attractive and Best All Around IV. CINDY KAY INGRAM DUBERT-born ' 2-14-62. Future plans: Work, housewife. FHA III, DECA III-IV, Sweetheart IV, Homecoming Queen Nom. IV, Football Sweetheart Nom. IV, Piper Queen IV, Pep Squad III. CINDY WOOD GREEN-born 1-26-63. Future plans: Work, housewife. Band I- IV, FHA I-IV, 4th VP II-IV, Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Z K. lvl1clelA eLiANN GREEN-born 3-za-ea. Future1p.lan's: Continue Ed. Class Reporter'I, IV, Student Council I, FHA I, III, IV, Class Favorite II, Band I-II, DECA IV, Homecoming Queen Nom. IV, 86 Football Sweetheart Nom. IV. ROGELIO R. GUERRA, JR.-born 10- 18-63. Football I-IV, All Dist. 2nd Team II, All Dist. lst Team III, All Dist., Area, State IV, CVAE I-II, Bldg. Trades III-IV, Track I-IV, Reg. III-IV. JAMES IVEN HALL-born 6-17-63. DARRELL DWAIN HART-born 1-1-63. HELENA KAY BAILEY HIGHT-born 7- 28-63. Band I-II, FHA I, DECA III-IV, Rep. III. i I CARLAI DIANE HOLDEN-born, 10-30- e2. Future plans: Work in Abilene and become LVNJPHNANI-II, VEH I-II., JACQUELINE ANNIHOOPER-born 12- 23-611 'Future plans: Continue Ed. Volleyball!-IV, Basketball I-IV, FHA I- II, Church Choir I-IV, Sec. II, Pres. YWA III. .. .lesse EARL Hooeee-born 3-3-ez. Basketball II-IV, Track I, Bidg. Trades rv s F s F ' GLEN roeo Huinfeeletiid sage- ea.i JOE DON JEFFREYWborn,9-'T-.621 Future plans: Attend TSU, majoring in farming. Football II-IV, Cap5IV,1AIl Dist. IV, Band I-IV, FFA I-IV, Sec. III, Pres. IV, Chap. Farmer II, Lone Star Farmer III, Crop Prod. II-IV, Wash. ' Nat'l. Con. II, Livestock Judg. I-IV, Del. to State Con. Ill, Golf I-IV, Dist. Medalist II, Who's Who IV. N f LORNA ANN PHARISS JEFFREYmborn 1-29-63. Future plans: Housewife. Band I-III, All Dist. Band I, Youth Leadership Team I, Student Council I, FHA I-IV, Parl. II, Pres. III-IV, State Conv.-Ft. Worth II, State Conv. III, Jr, Play, One Act Play III, All Star Cast III, National Honor Society III-IV, Hist. IV, UIL Prose, Annual Staff IV. WILLIE VAN JOHNSON-born 6-17-63. MELISSA LEA KISER-born 6-7-63 Future plans: Attend ASU. Band I-IV, Solo St EHS. I-IV, FHA I-IV, Parl. III, Area Conv. III-IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, StudenE2Couhcil IV, Annual Staff IV, Youth Choir I-IV,. whos who iv. fx F s GORDON TRAVIS LAIN4born 12-29- 62. Future plans: Attend ASU. FFA I-II, Local and Dist. Star Greenhand I, Judg. Team I, Band I-III, Golf I, Football II- IV, Cap. IV, Track II-III, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Student Council III-IV, Rep. IV, State Del. III, UIL Science III, One Act Play IV, National Honor Society IV, FHA Beau, Wittiest III-IV. SCOTT MICHAEL LAMPHERE-born 10-15-62. Future plans: Attend ASU, Psychology Major. Band I-IV, Drum Major III-IV, Stage Band II, Solo 84 it it Ens.fIlIV, State Qual. II-IV, Dist. Band Alt. IV, National Honor Society III-IV, VP IV, Student Council II-IV, Rep. III, Del. to State Conv. II-III, Annual Staff i'i:::: 'lilo' 1-lv, Editor IV, Jr, Play, sr. Play, one Act Play II-IV,,HVon.. Ment. All Star Cast III, Youth'Leade'rship team I, UI1LlProse it 11-lv, State Alt. nf, wno's1wl1q1v,, Outstanding Names.and,FacesjIV,iiBest ' Dressed III-IV, Tennis I, ,NloQstfSdhooI Spirited IV, Pres. Meth. Youth'Group III, VP YOutl'l CIIOIYIN MITCH ELL wAvlv Ei LAWllIS4Lborn 8-5 1-63. Future plans: Attend West. Tex, Coll. Football 11-1v..Al,l Dist. Ivy. Band 197 Yi? IV, Stage Band'II,lIV, FFA I-II, Sec, I,' 1' Y Judg. Team I, Greenhand I, Chap. Cond. I Team 1, oeifllfwack 11-iv, Tennis 11-rv, P Basketball Iv. s l RONALD LEE-born 7-13-63. Track II, Auto Mech. IV. l , l RAENELL WILSON McNEELY-born l 10914-62. FHA I-II, Bldg. Trades III-IV, Sec.i,IVII., V RITA FAYE MABERRY-born 5-26-63. i Future'-plans:,Contlnue Ed. Band I-II, . FHA I, Basketball I-III, Track I-III, ' 1' Volleyball III, Football Sweetheart Nom. IV, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Pipers' Prlde Staff. 1 P i . . 1. ' 1 I l JOHN BILL MADDOX-bDrf'fV4:-23-63. Future plans: Employed 'by Yeung Bill Maddox. - , GINA DELORES MARSHALL-fbprn 8- 13-63. Future plans: West. Tex: Coll. K , Band I-IV, Sec. IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Youth Leadership Team I, Volleyball I, IV, Class Pres. II, Class VP IV, Piper Queen,Nom.l II, Jr. Play, Sr. Play, DE- P 5L1l- Y A. PAULA DIANE MARTIN-born 12-19-62. Future' plans: Housewife, attend West. Tex.iColI. Transfer from Hobbs IV, Cheerleader I-II, Class Sec. I, III, Class l l Favorite III: FFA Sweetheart I: Football Sweetheart Nom. II: Football Sweetheart III: FHA IV: One Act Play II: Library Club I-II: Pep Squad III: Basketball I-III: Track I. LAVETA FAYE MILLER-born 4-8-63. Future plans: Marriage. Basketball III: Volleyball I: Band II: FHA I. ROBERT MUNOZ-born 7-22-63. KAREN DEA PONDER-born 9-IO-62. Band I-IV, FlagVGirl III-IV: Solo 84 Ens. I-II: Rotary Club Sweetheart IV: FHA I- IV, Pianist Il, 3rd VP III-IV. KATHERINE LEANNE PREWIT-born 8-25-61 Future plans: T-Tech. Basketball I-IV: Volleyball I-IV: Track I- IV, State 880 relay III: Rotary Award I- III: Cheerleader II-IV, Head IV: FHA I: Band I-IV: Class Treas. I, Class Sec. II, Class Pres. III-IV: Student Council I, III-IV: Annual Staff I-IV: National Honor Society III-IV, Treas. IV: Band Hist. IV: Homecoming Queen IV: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Solo 8: Ens. I-II: Ath. Most Cooperative III: Band Sweetheart Nom. IV, Student Council Workshop IV: Who's Who, Youth Choir I-IV, Youth Group II-IV: Friendliest IV: Best All Around IV. f - ALBERT RAYMONDKQUINTANILLA- born 5-29-62. Future plans: Work in the Fall. ' ' ALMA RAMON-born 6-19-63. Future plans: Cisco-RN. FHAQI-III: DECA I-III: Volleyball I, Regional: Track I-III: Pep Squad. 5 ' CARMEN MARYFRANGEL-born 10-19- 62. - KAKRLA ELAINE ALLEN RAUCH-born Q-7-63. Future plans: Housewife. VEH I-IV: FFA I: Bldg. 81. Trades I, STEPHEN WAYNE REYNOLDS-born 8-4-63. Future plans: ASU, Math Major. Band I-IV, VP IV, Stage Band I- IV, All Dist. Band III-IV, All Star Stage Band II-III, Solo 81 Ens. I-II, IV: FFA I- II, Voc. Ag. I-II, Greenhand Award, Star Chap. Farmer: Dist. Typing II, Dist. f Science III: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: Football I: Annual Stal? IV: National Honor Society III-IV: Who's Who: Crop Prod. Award II. 'N ' GORDON DOUGLAS ROBERTS-born 11-6-62. Future plans: Attend UTA. FFA I, II, IV, Judg. team, Parl. Proc. team: Football I-IV, Hon Men. Defense IV, Monster IV, All Dist. IV: Track I-IV: UIL Poetry III-IV. LAETTA ROXAN SCIFRES-born 10- 28-62. Future plans: Attend T-Tech. Basketball I-IV, Cap. IV, Reg. I: Track I- III: Band I-IV, Stage Band III-IV, All Dist. Band I-II, Solo 81 Ens. I-IV, Asst. Lib. III, Lib. IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Flag Corp III-IV, Head IV: FHA I-IV,, - 2nd VP III, Sweetheart IV, Sec.-Treas.' IV: Class VP III: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: UIL Prose: Student Council II-IV, Pres. IV, Workshop IV: National Honor Society III-IV, Sec. IV: Youth Choir I-IV, Pres., II, Lib. III, Youth group II-IV, Pres, III, Treas. IV: Lions Club Sweetheart III-IV: America's Outstanding Names,8t Faces IV: Best Dressed IV. . LOUTANNA RAlV'lAE1SCIFRES-born 5- 15-63. Future plans: Attend . Stenographicblnst. of Tex. Band I-IV, Stage Bandglli-IV, Flag Corp II-IV:! Head III:'.FFA Ii-IV, Rep. IV, Dist., Pres.: III, State Convkl-IV, Nat'l Convl I-II,., . Home 81 Farmstead Award II-IV, Pubi. ii Speak. Award III, Chap. Farmer ill: iill, N, N Lone Star IV: UIL Pers. Speak. IIIj Dne Act Play III-IV, All Star Cast III, Jr. : Play, Sr. Play: Miss Congeniality Cotton Queen III: Class Sec. II: Piper Queen Nom. II: FHA III-IV, 1st VP IV: Most Outstanding American Students IV: Pipers' Pride Stat? IV: Student Council IV. DEBORAH KAY SERVER-born o-1o- 63. FFA I-IV, State Conv. III-IV, V Houston Livestock 8t Rodeo III-IV, 1 Jones Coun. Grand Champ. 11-1v, eepg II, Adv. III: Band I-IV: FHA I-IV: Jrj Play III: Tennis I-IV. RHoNoA GAYLE SHULER-born sa- 62. Future plans: Marriage and work. Volleyball I:1Art'I:Transfer'from Kermit Il: FHA III:-DECA-IV, Treas. IV: Jrl Play- - 1i'ifif9iQ:ii',.3'i H CHARLIE JOE SMITH-born 4-28-62. Track II-IV: Football'III-IV, MVP III: All Dist. Hon. Men. IV: CVAE III-IV, Student-of-the-month III: Class Favorite IV. KAREN KAY SMITH-born 9-22-62. Future plans: Attend ASU. Basketball I: Track I-III: Tennis I: Volleyball III: FFA , I-II, Chap. Farmer Deg. II: Lone Star Farmer II, Judg. Team I-II, Chap. Cond. Team I-II: UIL Prose III: One Act Play III-IV: Jr. Play, Sr. Play, Band I-IV, Solo 81 Ens. I. ARLIETA FERN THOMAS-born 7-30- 63. Future plans: HSU, Education major. National Honor Society III-IV: Band I-IV, All Dist. Band I-IV, Solo 84 Ens. I-IV, State I-II, Maj. II-IV, Head IV, Sweetheart Nom. IV, Stage Band III-IV: FHA I-IV, Sarg.-at-arms II, lst VP III, 2nd.V,P-lQNIV, Area Conv. I, III-IV, Encounter III: Student Council III, Annual StaflfuIV, UIL Prose III-IV, Tying II, Ready Wititing III-IV, Reg. III: One Act Play III-IV: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: America's Outstanding Names 81 Faces: Most Studlous III: Highest Ranking Girl III: Youth Group I-IV, sec. III. I 1, PAMELA KAYE TH RONTON-biorn'8- K . 12-63. Future plans: Attend ASU. K Basketball I-IV: Volleyballi-IV, Cap. IV: Band I-IV, Pres. IV, StagefBaffid I-IV, All star Band 11-Iv: ,Solb'18t Ensg 1, IV, Sweetheart IV,'fFlag'5Co'rp II4III3 Fl-lA I- II: Class Rep. II: Class.Sec.'III-IV, Class Favorite III-IV: WittiE5iigIII-IV:.'FoLU-bill Sweetheart Iv: FFA sweetheart 1v:-3? National Honor Society IVE Student: Council IV: Ho'mec'omiri'g Queen Nomqg IV: Cheerleader IV: -Jri-Play:,Sr. Play. I I lcARi. DAVID wAoE-nom 2-5-os. poRoT-HY MAE WHITE-born 2-18-ot. MICKEY DON-WILLIAMS-born 11-27- 62. Future plans: Attend TSU. FFA I- IV, Treas. III, Sec. IV, Lone Star Farmer IV, Chap. Farmer II, Beef prod. II-IV, Washington Nat'l Con. II, Judg. Team I-IV: Who's Who IV: Class Favorite II. JESSE W. WILLIS-b0rrl'f12-31-62. Basketball I-III: Footballili: Track 1-111. JAMES MARK YOUNG-born 2-25-63, Future plans: Attend ASUylGovernm'ent, Major, and Baylor School'.Nfp1f Law. Band 1-1v, Ali Dist, Band I-IV, Repelv, stage Band I-IV, All Star Banfdiffi, .Solo Ens. IV, Louis ArmstrongfVJag2 Award-,A III: Class VP I, UIL Distftgt Reggiypifig II, Ready Writing III-IV, Rfeg-QIIIQQ Spelling III, One ActK:Play iIUi,Wh6's ' Who: America's Outstanding Names 8: Faces: Rotary AwagTIII: Golf I: Jr. Play: Highest Ranking I-IV: National 'Honor.Society III-IV, Pres. IV: Most Studlous III: ,Aqnuali-Staff IV: Youth Group I-IV,j391'es. III-IV,-Church Board III-IV: Most Likely To Succeed IV. 87 'Y' vi9 'i. 'CK xiii! X 1 spvqfv Ein? F ,wi Q K t R ' rifle, X M.. 1,1 :,' I 'Wi 1 ikw if ian r f ll t 1 s-' 'l', P x-' ' lf,-3 3 ai s 3.- 2-33 ff ,W fipfi ' Q ,f ' iff., fix 1.11 VM-,W W, ef 9 inks' .fwfl -r 'H-mf' - V gi. .jfg , I fm, Pg.x,f,,, X ,H V, V X , Y' :1a ..u,-...-,Q,-M . - 'fl ,Ji .,,.-'sv . N in C'-, ,K P1 WW? -SWT rf 'r' + PIPER QUEEN Cindy Dubert The senior class bought the greatest percentage of yearbooks this year. The seniors' nominee, Cindy Dubert is chosen as our 1980-81 Piper Queen. Congratulations Cindy! The Nominees ... I , egg?-15: 1 kwa gafgga-2: 3, ... I 1 y' CQ UW N . r ,531 . xxx W K X ,Ntyx eo . ' '3'u-r- Teresa Gonzalez Mary Bolden Judy Crough Freshman Sophomore Junior fam. W sm ,,,.,.,..4.-rf' 'um-Nag! , Q- - X , , li wx x Zn' 5 ff 4 YE 5632 1 Ml li-1 W gig: . , , . ' 2,9 . Q ,as Nm-,, .V ai v i ,, Z. h if. 5,fJS'?gim 3439 ,ii xv 4? Vs he :E4. T,,, --'W 5 r WN we 25 ' A wif W W E 2!5?' ?m ' 5 E225 mam 3 -'-' W 52.1, Hif i - l ifvxf'- ld -mf V ffm ' ,JE y.M.M' gffffw' ' f i ' faifgiq, -A+ ', ' ' , f?5 f Esif wg 512555 mm Ma gi ?n,gg!iI 1 A14'L'YL MEF Y fi A ' 1 fm Ai,, i , me-J M M Q Q QQ- 1 wfEW mvwmir w Gm X ff ig a 492, nf' 'NNW' ,RZ I . xii: W ,Z, i?S43' gal e-1 f v 5 ' ' 1 ' 43 Q4 2 ,sr CIVICS CLASS ES HOLD CONVENTION Mark Young-Convention chairman Travis Lain-Jimmy Carter LaEtta Scifres-Rosalyn Carter Pam Thornton-Amy Carter Arlieta Thomas-Democratic Keynote Scott Lamphere-Ronald Reagan Susan Watts-Nancy Reagan Stevie Reynolds-George Bush Karen Smith-Republican Norn. Tanna Scifres-Rep. Keynote A SZ:- This page is Sponsored by Nlr. and IVlrs. G of eorge P. Campbell, Proud grandparents f L ' o aEtta Sclfres and Gordon Roberts. PIPER BOOSTERS The 1981 Piper Staff greatly appreciates the generous support of the following individuals and families. Without them, the high cost of printing a yearbook would be impossible to meet. James lPeabodyl Cork Bill Moore Paul Whitton Russell Merket Howard 8t Madge Frank Shearer Claressa Thornton Catalina Reyes Smokey Daniels Lisa Rogers Jackie Williams Barbara Lakey Herbert Lakey Babs Jeffrey Johnny Jeffrey Don Brown Lucille Campbell Chic Foster Marvin Carlton Lucille Carter B.V. Newberry Jones Ed and G.G. Branscum Jami Crowley Don Pearce Steve 84 Emma Reynolds Todd Reynolds Stevie Reynolds Tommy 8t Shiela Maberry Joe Don Hymer Mike 84 Jan Bailey Lester 81 Laura Stephens 8t Family Ronnie 8t Jean Jeffrey J.B. Terrell Gary, Sonja, 8t Sonie McMillan Burnett Chase James 8t Lorna Joe 8t Allene Dean Ned Thomas Family Samuel C. Ferguson Nece Harbison Mindy Smith Tim Seymour John Mitchell Sarah Mitchell Dan 8t Billie Schuette Danna Schuette Britt Schuette Joe E. Bogle Family Raymond Scifres 84 Family Larry Adams Connie Stovall Sam Mack Hodges Family Harvey Lawlis Family Cheryl Lewis Swirls 8t Curls Beauty Shop 1 Q Curtis Payne 84 Family Lanny 84 Rebecca Wood 3 . Mr. 84 Mrs. Gary Neal 84 Jennifer Raymond 84 Debi Jordan Russell May Donald Young Family Cheryl Scifres Steve Anthony Contreras' Wanda Smith Joyce Combs Ronald Combs Scooter and Jamie Ofiield Rick and Debbie Rodgers Joe Smith Robert Moore Family Grant Gooch Erin Evans Piper Song Pied Pipers calling you and me To do our very best. just see how high our students flyg They're far above the rest. Our banners call for truth and right, And. never to retreatg Lift high our colors green and whiteg They never know defeat. So here we go, a loyal band, With courage and strength we stand. Pied Pipers, we will follow you Through victory or defeat, To Hamlin High we will be true, When foes and friends we meet! 96 A MEMGRABLE GRADUATION Highest Ranking and Honor Graduates E' Mark Young Mike Davis Arlieta Thomas Valedictorian Salutatorian Highest Ranking Girl Hamlin High School graduated ten honor graduates in 1981. They were: Lorna Jeffrey, Melissa Kiser, Arlieta Thomas, Kathy Prewit, LaEtta Scifres, Susan Benningfield, Scott Lamphere, Mark Young, Mike Davis, and Travis Lain. 97 CGIVIIVIEIXICEIVIENT Mike Davis, Salutatorian, gave the welcome. Wlhousands of years ago, God welcomed man into the new world He had created . . . As God welcomed man, so our parents welcomed us into a world that would prove to be a challenge to us as well . . . And only a short twelve years ago, we were welcomed into a school system where our desire for learning could begin to be satisfied . . . Now it is our turn to welcome you-family, faculty, and friendsvto this celebration . . . Invocation Pledge of Allegiance Scripture Reading Welcome Intro. of Speaker Speaker Class Gift Farewell Benediction Piper Song PROGRAM Arlieta Thomas Susan Benningfield Lorna Jeffrey Melissa Kiser Mike Davis Travis Lain Willard Tate Kathy Prewit Mark Young LaEtta Scifres Scott Lamphere 98 Mark Young, Valedictorian, gave the farewell. ll . . . This is the very last time that we will all be together . . . For we have now walked across this stage and joined a huge dedicated group of former students and Piper fans . . . When I think of all of our successes and all of our failures. I am reminded of a phrase by John Gray. lWhat could be more important in life than to know in our hearts that in everything we have tried to do, we have done our very best! . . . I am proud to be Valedictorian of this class, not because of personal honor or gain, but because I love each student and realize that each is an outstanding and special individual in hisfher own way. . . It is my fervent hope and prayer that when my short life is over that I may see all of these 54 Pied Pipers in Heaven. The Class of 1981 enjoyed a busy, but wonderful graduation. On Sunday, May 24, the Hamlin Ministerial Alliance conducted the first Baccalaureate service held in years. The week climaxed on Friday, May 29, when 54 seniors received their diplomas. SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED Mark Young-Carr Academic Scholarship, Dr. James E. Harrison Memorial Scholarship, Rotary Club Scholarship, State of Texas Scholarship, Rotary Club Scholarship, State of Texas Valedictorian Tuition Exemption. Mike Davis-Texas Council of Church Related Colleges Salutatorian Scholarship Scott Lamphere-Carr Academic Scholarship Travis Lain-Carr Academic Scholarship Arlieta Thomas-Women's Literary Club Scholarship LaEtta Scifres-National Honor Society Scholarship Joe Jeffrey-FFA Scholarship Dr. Paul Whitton, Jr. awards the first James E. Harrison Valedictorian Scholarship to Mark Young. The scholarship is sponsored by the family of the late Dr. Harrison and is in the 99 amount of S1,000. It is to be used for the purchase of textbooks and other materials. THE PRGDUCERS 1981 Annual Staff Scott Lamphere Stevie Reynolds Mark Young Katrina Bogie Arlieta Thomas Melissa Kiser Ricky Woolf Lorna Jeffrey Susan Watts .M Ms. Geneva Carter, Advisor Editor Photographer Print Editor Business Mgr. Co-Jr. High Ed. Co-Jr. High Ed. Photo Assistant Copy Editor Layout Editor , K any 2- Ma N if iw , . Annual Staff members are: Greg Young, Stevie Reynolds, Christy Milstead, Elaine Wade, Susan Watts, Ricky Woolf, Scott Lamphere, Kevin Benningfield, Mark Young, Lorna Jeffrey, Melissa Kiser, Kathy Prewit, Arlieta Thomas, and Katrina Bogie im 2 . . a word from the editor Z5 gg,mmL y5m QGLLQA be mafia Udo Ammam, Us xlmdd mlgwinmd um NCLH MODEM. OA WL X-IMM kfuuiuqg ie mop O5 rm Mundi, dl Myth. QM, 'ff-D OMIA ,QAH?A1ID, ' 0MamwVMMW, JQEIQL wgrwA.DmfUL4hQ immwmdwwlmm-mmmgomwum JMMPM Q QMUMMJQMMQMMMMMDLM MCMA. LQXLNSPNGQQ LTHLUOUJX ,MDL imjinplfufvgwgmmc-L61mgmA .0.D.Q6'lAJ'i!YQl'YYX.LtD Q1LQfUz'l!fN UZJLLMCZALLAK x AEAJTO1 MMIM , .1 1 1 . N w 4 K 1 X Hamlin Middle School The 1981 PIPER would like to welcome H.lVl.S. to this year's publication. Due to the high cost of producing an annual, the administration asked us to include the middle school in the PIPER. We appreciate the cooperation and work the people at H.IVl.S. have given us to make the annual such a success. THE MIDDLE SCHODL DIRECTORS Marvin Carlton- Principal Em EQ WHAT WDULD HIVIS BE WITHDUT IVIRS. GRISSDIVI? HIVIS wouIdn't be much without Mrs. Grisso Wh else sits at a desk and put p th t students barging into the ff th th d d A d h t b t th tt b d hgh h I A ISt ff Wh I Idb II gt k pth ff t g th Th k IVI G L 2 I we, W , Jerry Awalt Andy Brown Laveta Bruner , Ketta Casey Lavene Coleman Mark Cotton Al, ' 'x :A 'J ' Q V . Fholunol uw' i Available y K 7. .,,, 1: jr :.' .' '- -'. ' 1 . ., ,F-4Q'2 I A +55 ff+y:.,:m- it Q., 'We 'Q-',',g---,gh , A ..-, ., ,W g-', 4 's i f 'E Jean Diersing - Bonnie Duncan Richard Evans Madge Jones Linda Lamphere Charlotte Martin '72 5 C5 'XXX Nina Reynolds Terry Shira Janet Stafford Awalt-Texas History A Coach Brown-Math BrunergFood Service Casey-Language Arts Coleman-Reading Aide Cotton-Science 81 Coach DiersingfResource Aide Duncan-Math Evans-Band HarbisonfP.E. 81 Coach D. JonesfSociaI Studies M. Jones-Language Arts Lamphere-Reading Martin-Migrant Merket-Math Aide, Librarian Aide Norwood4CVAE Reynolds-Resource ShirasScience StaffordfHistory Taylor-VEH Whitton-Librarian par '1' Nece Harbison Dede Jones M9 Penny Merket Tommy Norwood SOIEY 'Q -0 WZ? Z Q ,. N, , Q tx K2 ' ' 9' F 93152 Kay Taylor Sue Whitton 1 FYI THE MIDDLE SCHDDL STUDENT CDUNCIL HAlll.ill heila Lincoln, Michael Howerton Ch i ge, Danna C b nnette Hall, Mitch Hall, G , and Monique Elias are the 1950- ooper, Kim Hall, Lydia Ri era, Ly iddle School Student Council softhelvl . Football Sweetheart ,And Hero Roel Arce and Charissa George Jr. High Football 1 t '- -AI l1,l,,,.l ' i Bottom Row: Andreas Arce, Danny Rister, Robert Ledesma, Lanito Ledasma, Jose Gonzalez, Eric Gonzalez, Billy Don Jeffrey, Donnie Woolf, John Hughes, George Scifres, Mitch Hall, James Cork, Coy McGee, Eric Keishneck, Jack Simmons, Dave Daniel, Troy Cooper, Brooks Eoff, Michael Hovverton, Gabriel Reyes, Kelly Mize, Joe Gonzalez, Tommy Chase, Vincent Strickland J JZ gh, -1 V ' ,i t T5 -,cfm I J A:- ua ,, ' ,- ,,,, '. ,,.r,,.' W V1 - , ,. ., A. . t. fm ii ff' 'W . . 4 i'fpf..f'e-- . 2 ' , ' ' 2.-L. .f65 .2 - , f ,QQAQJ-5 n 'wi ' , ,sk , I Bottom Row: Tommy Watts, Jimmy Farnsworth, Chuck Smith, Bobby McGee, Joe Dan Scifres, Chad Hall, Britt Schuette, Monty Grissom, Jerry Arce, John Carter, Lonnie Ramirez, Rodney Crouch, Dave Byrely, Jeff Lawlis, Donnie Offenstein, Hector Franco, Roel Arce, Lynn Gohrison 107 GIRLS BASKETBALL tiff Smal? Evangelina Guerra, Lynnette Hall, Tricia Kiser, Tracy Goode, Lydia Ribera, Susie Waldrop, Gina Bonds, and Tammy Fudge are the 7th grade girls basketball team. -wa Sami' The 8th grade girls basketball players are: Missy Johnson, Celia Cowan, Laurie Stubblefield, Jody Haught, Shanna Reynolds, Missy Hodges, Vickie Cooper, Athena Ingram, Sheila Lincoln, Tracy Lott, Belinda Helms, Michelle Bruner, Suzy Speck, Tonya Drummond Pam Willis, and Charissa George. X BOYS BASKETBALL ,aw 1' .. 3. The 7th grade boys basketball players are: Danny Rister, Dave Daniel, James Cork, Mitch Hall, Coy lVIcGee, Tommy Chase, Troy Cooper, Kelly lVlize, Brooks Eoff, and Michael Howerton. , QW? , ' 4- il fkf n .-0 K : :Wk V' HM X if ' 'T n,Ars X l Y l .. b K , we W ,, - c, 1 f 'A ov.: K 2 V . P i K Q ' li r fl . tj M- 'i 4 1 '- , A . Y X Q X, i 'Y fi ,f J. Dave Byerly, Chuck Smith, un-'zf-u ' E1 i i Ill S1 3 3 '-4 'rl SD 'Y 3 U! E o 1 1'4- 3' E o I FV K4 C7 I. U7 LD o 3 PU 0 Q. 3 YD 14 C7 'Y o C 0 3' su 3 Q. 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Lynnette Hall, Charissa George, lheadl, Gena Bond, Laurie Subblefield, and Tonya Drummond IVIAJOR- ETTES Missy Hodges, lheadl Sheila Lincoln Celia Cowan BAND OFFICERS Jeff Lawlis Charissa George Rodney Crouch Suzy Speck 111 Jr. High Bands 1 ,. 9 ' ,.' ,if ' OO O0 OO OO Ol Favorites Roel Arce Missy Johnson Ofiicers Jeff Lawlis President Jerry Arce Vice President Charissa George Secretary THE LEADERS Dave Byerly Celia Cowan Donna Elliott Charissa George 4 DF lHWS 25 :Silk A Z: fl ' ' L, . .lziikix swf , wap? 6 X -.Q xl. ,iff Q V. il. Q' if 4 Q x 3 4' I 9 John Carter x x i KAL A NW i I f. A P .... . , FX. ,em 1 A Yi :fr ,td -'fs Rodney Crouch Jimmy Farnsworth 1 - .L . fr. K . 11 7 I ', -' : e n I il? Q z Gloria Gomez Jerry Arce G 1, o. V L F ii -1-i , G G Maggie Castillo Thomas Deel K X Hector Franco od' Salome Gomez Roel Arce Michelle Bruner 502201 Yll 01 N0 59 ff! Donald Collins Vickie Cooper Tonya Drummond Monique Elias si -, x j . W - G i., 33' , Jll M Y I r C L l In 1' Jn' Billy Joe Fudge Glllflfl FUQMS l , rrree K I L k E : J 1, we E - l Margaret Gonzalez Maggie Gracia rf' .4 1 , :g 3 Tracy Green Monte Grissom is .m V Edward Hernandez Robig Higginbottom G+ ,,, gp? if i H 'I Ii i Rickie Jones Charlene Kirkland 4 6'-P Sheila Lincoln Tracy Lott x . h K,-.W ' :V V , 1 , an Q f ,, , Karla Mooreheld Donnie Offenstein Chad Hall 'f :UL ,-er: me :sara Q ago : .wt r as L M iv 6 Ng' me Missy Hodges Jef? Lawlis Bobby McGee Angela Perez 3 iii M Jodie Haught Belinda Helms is iq Athena Ingram Missy Johnson , . i fs, ,fwim Laurie Lechuga Carolina Ledesma l 11 5 George Perez - so N o ra R o m e ro R Q a . 4' t .K W 2 A - ' if Q ' R t by K. Karen Skiles R xg'- W 2 Q 9 at ll Suzy Speck Laurie stu bbleield Jerry Terrell 3 gb if e Tommy Watts David Wilcox Pam Willis 116 Cynthia Quintanilla Lonnie Ramirez Shanna Reynolds f xl: d Britt Schuette QA Q, f-J ' f L Chuck Smith ' L 5 : T 1 l 1 l l ltlwtogfaph not avaliable Reyes Villareal .K Q Y-2 A 'Q-fr 'S H S .... dsl 'I FM Kathy Wilson is yiiil . ' f Jenise Robins Joe Dan Scifres iii f - , .!,,:::w . fa E in ve Q' .y K . . 0 ' A F A 1 k ... 1 em li,s.ie e' Floyd Spalding 1. ' .I ff ' Qi. 2 ? H an 3 1 l.l. l .t,, l L QA SEQ X sf' Q 5 sk! J, :J Q l 'ki 4, ' , K l .V ,B i Leon Walker Jerry Woods 5. CuwanY5 SVR? QTEE W FAVORITES Ly tt H II HAMUN OFFICERS V. Pres.-Lynnette Hall Rep.-Lydia Ribera ' , A- 1- f T :li a ff , i,-1 1- -wv F . Fig- A---.ar E513 I' nf Lee Ann Allen Andres Arce i P: xsfff -f - ' 3322 ' -- 2351 : Q. .-.gs , i .lkgl 'jg 5.5, 11- 1- .xg r Q ,.1, ---,af .- -.. i -xt. '--35145 -..:::i 411 :332g:.2-K1 .::::g:-vi -, i2gz'::..,t-,.:.:::::,gg 3. Stephen Brown eee h was 24 ef-e, 1 T 1 is is I Angie Clemmer 5: 1 QL' vs- Erlinda Escamilla Mark Carter Troy Cooper Q ' - iii ' ' I-f' s . - f ,ga ..,. -- Gloria Barrera Virginia Barrera Gina Bond Raul Castillio Tommy Chase Becky Chavez ,i,, ii.i A i ,. v ' QT F Q , I ,, it ff James Cork Q Dave Daniel Brooks Eoff rieeei r F ' . I .,--- A ' 1 aa , - -1 11 af f -i X W' , . Mui A L Q was ,1 Eva Escamilla is Nlartin Farnsworth Trudy Farnsworth Tammy Fudge iosr 1 iiii iss f'i ' i F g S ffifgm 1 4 ' Q . fiiiffz B or 'fi GM Nadine Gomez Eric Gonzalez Joe Gonzalez 118 Jose Gonzalez N if Connie Holden W YIM Pen '+ rj if V 3 M.. uC Raymond Jones Robert Ledesma Criselda Munoz ,145 X J, E 1+ Tracy Goode 'Tl ' L - , 1 f'T?15gi if e'noe g i Mike Howerton Q4 Eric Kieschnick Qi file' i xi Melanie McComack .Z 5 A I .l, . , f Anant Patel Evangelina Guerra .yf A Miva, ..1,,.,..e..- . K, U 1 is John Hughes , .izfiffxl . . . ,, 1 . Wi ff'-1 - -s J 4 A x X K I 1 x i 'H Q- 1' V X52 ' wi- Tricia Kiser Coy McGee 'Vnlvs i HHN X Gloria Perez .ii .Q M- . . ,M , .y . Q . M, ,. ...i z W as M aa, iuouo 1 ,ij dw X 1 Lynnette Hall Idelia Hunter we Libby Lechuga 2 Q' if Jenaro Mendoza ' ,Q A i uf 'I A K 1 . 1 . , Hoy -izixkifi Laurie Preston lx M o oo gr f. is 4 1. K ,- I , 2.-rf X vi ? .,,.. if Mitch Hall PNOTODRAN-a N07 IV!!! IILF 1 .. E3 I fp 2 Billy Don Jeffrey ff G s 13? , Lanito Ledesma Kelly Mize Melissa Ramirez ' g Vx I .,, ii , D :-- 1 ,Aw . P- 2 ,W 1 -h.- K ,. , S . -... g Max Reyes Lydia Ribera Danny Rister ey. A Gabriel RUIZ Mary Ruiz George Scifres ww James Earl Smith Weldon Spalding Z , . K f 4, ,L - ,431 , ' r 4 , , gz 'x 5 , . Nix ,iz S i fig get V 2 Ng Maria Tamez Danielle Tice Tonyia Turner hr! W Susan Waldrop Buddy Watson Rachel Welch 120 'K - 'r sf T.J. Robins Peggy Romero ' i W' .5 ' '- E, , KM 1-on W ' 3, .. ' -'S' f 59 ' 3 a Q mf vs, X of or v i . S i ' Lisa Seymour Jack Simmons ee Dennis Stovall Vincent Stricklin L .ff Susan Vasquez Virginia Vasquez Donnie Woolf Sharon Woolf 5 5 I if .3 ? 580-: : RS :XIl: STD? FAVORITES Russell Lincoln Melyssa Ingram OFFICERS Pres.-Hayley Moore V. Pres.-Paula Prewit Sec.-Melyssa Ingram Rep.-Danna Cooper f 1- Vi. A5890 WICN HCYLKS WERE MADE Angela Adams it W , 45,05 tiny, iff id 8 A . Eifesi Y X N , X i X X iii , 1, in X if Heather Brumley Danna Cooper K Patricia Fudge Nlatilde Gracia 122 . r - 11 f :-f . 'W , i Fw - 'A C C .--Vg, .4 my , .sl . ,L , . A ., , , 4. ng ' t r,11r, 1 ff .V . W:-sr k:,- 'fs sw- wif- X, z , V - l .1 1 . MQ 5 M' x V is . 5 X ..l ,k :a'ijv 1' 1 K Q5 Y R 3 JRR! YN x -wat 1 wg, C J -s ' f K' Q 'I MV R R wig X 5 Billy Ake Jo Paul Archer Cindy Bogle Mike Boles -ID Dan BYSVIY Cindy Carier Roxann Carter Oscar Castillo is ieii Sf 1 5 M f j . i1m,,, W C Laverne Cooper Bronda Cork Amy Downey Leticia Franco Shayne Fugate Macario Gomez Russ Grissom Cindy Guerra Kim Hall . AY H Mitzi Hughes H f 2 - VJ 1 .fs ' A U 4 l T Danny Jackson Pete Ledesma 1? kk JS.. . -E- ,' sift! 5 ,f' - u ri ve, t ., M .. !.'t?-214, 'au H ' fr 5' is rw! if '. 1' 4 - .lm .MY ' 9 ., lu 4., ,vb 'll?'yNkUi'Y2'i w Amy Montoya Jesse Helms r ,Sq 1 Q i n Jackie Hunter Y Shirley Johnson 5 F l ss is ' . K Russell Lincoln gi-: -. 1' ' ,J v V f-'E' 9 s 1- g Hayley Moore 5 Raul Hernandez Vanessa H unter an-. Daniel Jones fi- .v ' K A J. 4 r is wet .. - . ' QFIK K Q. Y IJ' Q4'.i'fvf ' J ' o 31 M4 xiii -.vvfasv fm ,- . My A1 is --f K J in L..-Tfeiff'-4? we -' 'Tiff' . Johnny Mendoza . Qi. . V if V Vx f, X g , - . 'I X 6 Xf 2,1 gg , 2. ,, .. 8, 2 'r . . . 4' 4 1 ,. te .,l we ' ' u Lynn Hilliard i f Matt Hymer Jerry Houghton ' 1. 53 si Melyssa Ingram Sondra Jones X 3? A , f , I ,k 1 fini 'P A i, fjw' If ffrw N- Il, W, J YZ? - ii'-'I' 594 521 . -1115 iff Marvin Kirkland f . - Y x G fi 'IQ' D W i Shelle Pena 123 Absent when PlCtures Were taken cf -fi ,.Nl l f - Mauricio Reyes Toya Sloan . 1: , i Ku 5 2 M V. -V fi ' I1 wh' I, Kim Vecchio I ' ' L. , 1 lt' 1 hhqv I vi, f, , .... as A h LV., ,Jr I G Wilbur White 124 Rodney Robins , 'L fi ' ' J . ,,:i Jay Smith Rebecca Villareal Anita Wilcox Paula Prewit Edward Romero x X gur- J' af S. fi ki? r Karl Smith 'ii' Jimmie Wainscott Linda Williams Samantha Price Sherry Scott e,,i5 ta X his i ' ' We Dwayne Titus vt .ay x Mickey Weaver iT 'fS-i' if 3 . Q W W. -fr?-in I .1 '-2 .i r X g, , Mr 1 1-.S rv V ew, Annette Yeamans te 5 Amy Ramirez .. ' - . v-. f e zirzrzilflggws ,V 5, N . Mark Sellers Willie Turner if ' s X' migzeeilfz ,L S f ieee ' it ,S X K Q X X ' Naya SE . V 'Q 1' - S is -tags . sl.. ir: an Q 'Zane eva, . v ez F' Q rf. . L' TE1kf:QliQ . 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