Happy High School - Roundup Yearbook (Happy, TX)

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Girls Basketball Goals Reached The Cowgirls were winners this year! commented Coach Clay Stout about the 1983-84 HHS girls basketball team. The winning record speaks for itself as the team ended up 13-12 on the year with a 6-4 record in district. Competing in the same district as two state-ranked teams, Nazareth and Sudan, made the Cowgirls' chances of a playoff berth somewhat slim. Despite these two district losses, the Cowgirls beat all other district opponents by an average of 31 points Coach Stout said, We played some very good basketball through district. We im- proved every week after Christmas.

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Patty Peterson Tricia Hargrave Vicki Todd Mandi Shipman Lisa Blanks Laurie Seal 4 official Beat Valley day, while students wore and signed old shirts to build spirit for the Nazareth game. Leading the Cowboy fans for 1983-1984 were Patty Peterson, senior head Tricia Hargrave, senior; Vicki Todd, senior; Mandi Shipman, junior; Lisa Blanks, sophomore; and Laurie Seal, freshman. They were supported and taken care of by Mrs. Rahlfs. 1 The 1983-1984 HHS Cheerleaders. 2.... we can't be stopped! 3 High spirit. 4. ... Oh HHS! TULIA AUTO PARTS 215 SW Second 995-4163 Tulia, Texas ft 19

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Coals played a large role in the success of this year's Cowgirls. They set two goals for themselves as a team, as well as many individual goals. One team goal was to have a winning season and the other was to win at least one trophy. As a result of their sacrifice, hard work, and hours spent in the gym, both goals were achieved. The team had the first win- ning season for girls' basketball at HHS in over ten years. 1. Jacinda Stocked goes up strong inside against Groom 1 The Happy Cowgirls head for the dressing room. 3 The Cowgirls play tough defense on a Tigerette Sponsored by Tirey Hardware 21