Hamlin High School - Piper Yearbook (Hamlin, TX)

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HAMLIN SCHO0L BUARD A ADMI ISTRATIO As you view this edition of the Piper, you are reviewing the many accomplishments of yourself and others during the 1981-82 school year. Browning once said, I would rather aim at a million and miss it a unit then to aim at a hundred and make itf' Many of the accomplishments reflected in this book are the results of aiming at the high mark. I urge you who are graduating and you who are returning to our schools next year to strive to make the best investment of your time, your talent and your energy. Aim high, not in order to outdo someone else, but in order to do your very best in every responsibility. t m 1 UYX7 Zuklll-r Dr. Paul Whitton, Jr.-Superintendent .wwwSe4r'w4 Ji f 1-datum r- ff 'W if ?E.'R-iw A- t.maaev41K:. 154 1 -1-----. .., L V.. .,--tm ... .-ww... - J me .. .kfigggt if-ggggiyfgg LZ W Q ' N - , . X . ltttt ii T if 2ft:?t 'A ' -Q W B mmf 1 J: V g i . .ii L es, , .9 8 g T 5? e F' me . .. x A J' 1 t .ft s l'7Pi?? X The Hamlin School Board members are from left to right: W. T. Johnson, Renee Hymer, San Mack Hodges, James Rodgers, Dr. Paul Whitton, Jr., QSuperintendentJ and Spencer Ford. Not pictured is Mrs. Joe Norton. The Hamlin faculty and student body wish to thank the school board for their interest and willingness in the upkeep of the school, the building of a new track field, and the remodeling of the library into a beautiful and effective resource cen- ter. Your concern in making Hamlin ISD an outstanding educational system is greatly appreciated.

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CLASS FAVORITE Seniors Juniors . ' vw T Sharon Ford and Henry Lewis Tammy Goode and Valdemar Barrera Sophomores Freshmen .,,.- Q-'sg ,,.. .su- tr '-'eff S I L - ,, Q. 1 Q Reeta Crowley and Paul Hastings Pam Willis and Jeff Lawlis . v

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, -4 flyter if, W .. 3 in 'f 7' 7 s if V i .,,, W...-.2 I -'11 Mr. Russell MerketfPrincipal Ig xii 'N . l i L. ,. . ' MW. Ghkktwll 12 This is a world, undivided into itself. It is understood that each person is a separate and distinct unit, and this unit should be protected. The person should be educated, trained, and fulfilled to his highest degree. While each person's worth is important and should be regarded as scared, it should also be remembered that no man is an island and cannot exist of himself. You, as a student, are part of this world, part of this universe, and everything you do affects someone else. As in space flight- To every action there is an equal and opposite reaction -so the application equally coincides with human flight. So, your story is really our story. Your life and our lives are intertwined. Your success and failure are also ours, to be shared, suffered, and rejoiced. Remember that this is your daily, worldly travel, and, in remembering, act accordingly. vgwaef Sharon Grissom, Jane Murphree, and Neva Carlton combine efforts at the Administration Office to keep all schools running smoothly. Jean Davis, secretary, helps Mr. Merket and the students in the high school office. ku... 29