Hawk Springs High School - Hawk Yearbook (Hawk Springs, WY)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1956 volume:

J i I r A I V i K RX XXX E716 Hawk M ' C O N T E N T S ADMINISTRATION llllllllllllllIHIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIHIUIIHHIJIHIIHIIIIH If mlm llllllllll lll WU WWIIIIIIIII FACULTY SENIORS CLASSES ELEMENTARY . ORGANIZATIONS FAVORITES ' ATHLETICS ADVERTISERS Hawk Springs, Wyoming I, the Annual Staff Editor of Hawk Springs High School, am hap- py to present to you the 1956-57 Hawk, I hope that it will always be a remembrance of friends and activi- ties during this school year. As the years pass, I hope that you can turn through this Annual and recall many good times. LEAH HUBBS Editor A N N Left to right Cleo Choate. Phyllis Snyder, Bonnie Lacy, Phyllis David, Leah Hubbs Jim Davis, Naomi Shannon, Betty Hubbs, Mr. Toscano, Gary Hubbs. Editor ------- Arts and Layouts - - Advertising Manager Sports Editor ---- Circulation Manager Classes ------- Activities - - - Features - - - Photography - - Advisor ---- - - LEAH HUBBS - - BONNIE LACY - BETTY HUBBS ' JIM DAVIS - PHY LLIS DAVID PHY LLIS SNYDER - -NAOMI SHANNON - - CLEO CHOATE - - GARY HOWERY - MR. TOSCANO A dw! ini tration BOARDOEED UC ATXON CLEO L. BROWN, Director WAYNE HUNTER, Treasurer JAMES G. DAVIS, Clerk v1t's l My l ws essaqe I uperintendx 1 4.4. .- ---416 -:nr - qxfg,-3 -gf-e-vgtxr:'2 '-'Faith tfg. www f?- -vGf .- pg. ?. -sf-rg., if wg fguq -Q5 sgggspq. s ,5-f,o 1 gn, 1.1366 . f..tSiy5fi5' sidfagfqsp-gwgxgs,1e:sefg.'Ge4f5a-.fggkgfwiy '12'4::1,zg--g.. .3,agvs:f1u6efa -fi'-445' 51.3.14 1 I mf' '- 1 4- -9?-gsgjgwxi -3, 53.5, .., gig? '13'3ieZ'fgl'f.g!. 4.3!-,Q--13-Lihf. '3---'-xp QxxNXLQJ ' YQQX axon o Qxxxxgs xc, Q, -5 ks5.N.J' 5c'oooX Oke-xixex So. th - . 1, va 23. .- was ve. fioscpsso, sxxgemxwamx ,pf,gE5-,iggggix qi., W O . F2539-1 mg? 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FRANCIS MIC!-HE School Principal Social Science Coach ACK COS GROV E, MISS JEAN PANNO MR- l Maxhemaxics Home Economics shop English Zlculfy MR. HAROLD FACKRELL Agriculture Science MR - CLEO WHEELAND Band , xg I MRS PAULINE MARLATT ---mv' 1'mCiP31 Vocal Mlmc Flfth and Sixth Grades pfm a Jllruor Coach MR. DAVID HAVARD Agriculture Science Mas RILLA HAMMARLUN Third and Fourth Gmdes T4 gmm 611155 ffistary The senior class of 1957 entered high school with seven members. They were Phyllis David, Betty Blunt, Jim Davis, John Gillespie, Leah Hubbs, Dean Montgomery and Larry Kelly. We were initiated by the Sophomore class. Girls had to wear men's cloth- ing, and the boys wore baby diapers and carried bottles around all day. We were given a party that night. Later on in the year we gave a return party for the sophomores. At the beginning of our sophomore year we lost Betty Blunt and gained Bon- nie Lacy. With the coming of the second semester came Marland Greenwalt. This was our year to get revenge on the freshmen. We had a rough initiation followed by a Kangaroo Court session that night. At tl1e beginning of our second semester Phyllis and Mervin Snyder moved in. The arrival of our class rings made us official juniors. We were very proud of them. The juniors picked Oriental Gardens for the Prom theme. We went to LaGrange and halped decorate for this occasion. A successful banquet followed the same theme. ' Most of us Juniors cou1dn't wait until we were seniors to take our sneak day so we took it this year. i One of the highlights of this year was the Junior-Senior Prom. We had a lot of fun trying to find out the theme, which we learned was Fairyland Ro- mance. We journeyed to Fort Laramie through a rain storm to enjoy the music of Vernon Rice. Commencement will mark another milestone in our preparations for the responsibilities we must face in later life. We leave with many fond memo- ries and will strive to achieve success in our chosen field of work. Our thanks go to those, our parents and teachers, who made our education possible. JIM DAVIS Class Officer, President 1,4, Secretary 3: Student Council 3,4: Basketball 3,43 Band 1-4: Clinic Band 4: Dramatics 1,4. PHY LLIS DAVID Class Officer, Student Council 2: Band 1-4 Vice President 4: Court Corning Queen 4: . Drill Leader 4: Chorus 1-3: Dramatics 1, 4. JOHNNY GILLESPIE ,,,,.- .. -f V'F- Class Officer, Vice Secretary 1, Treasurer 43 2, 3, 4, All-Con- ference 4, Captain 4: Band 1-4, President 4g Clinic Band 2: H Club 43 Dramatics 1, 4: Track 3, 4: Cross Country 2. 4 MARLAND GREENWALT Yoder High School 1: Basketball 3, 4, A11- District 4, All-Conference 4: FFA 2, Vice President 23 Track 3,43 Cross Country 3,43 H Club 4: Dramatics 4. , an LEAH HUBBS Class Officer, Student Council, President 2, 3, Secretary 4: Band 1-4, Clinic Band 1,2, 4: Pep Club 1-4, Treasurer 4: Cheerleader 2. 3.4: Courtcoming Attendant 1, 3: Chorus 1- 4: Dramatics 1,4. BETTY HUBBS Torrington High School 2: Band 1-4, retary and Treasurer 4: Pep Club 1-4, Pep Club Treasurer 1, President 4: Cheerleader 3,45 Chorus 1-3: GAA 2: Dramatics 4. BONNIE LACY Yoder High School 1: Class Officer, Secre- tary and Treasurer 1, 3: Student Council 4, President 4: Band 1-3: Pep Club 1-4, Treas- urer 3-4, Drill Leader 1,4: Chorus 1-3: Dramatics 4. LAWRENCE KELLY g Class Officer, News reporter 2: Basketball 3.4, Captain 4: Track 3,4: Cross Country 3, 4: Dramatics 1,4. DEAN MONTGOMERY Class Officer, Vice President 1, 4: Basker- ball 3,4: Band 1: H Club 4: Dramatics 1.4. MERVIN SNYDER Powell High School 1,2: Chorus 3: Dramatics 3, 4 PHYLLIS SNYDER Powell High School 1,25 FHA 1g GAA 2, 35 FTA 3: Pep Club 4: Miss Pep Club 4: Cheer- leader 4: Chorus 3,43 Dramatics 4. Basketball 4g FFA 1, 2, 3: Graduafiau X , X X, Ulmwe --,.-l juniors RONALD CLAPP LILY RAE COEN Vice President MARIORIE HOUK GARY HOWERY Student Council MARY JENKINS Treasurer STEVEN MOORE NAOMI SHANNON S ecretary DUANE SMITH President Cleo Choate Treasurer Tom Houk Vice President Saphamvrcs Pat Shimic Secretary Hazel Walsh News Reporter Janice Hubbs President Everine Shannon Student Council greshmcn Lee Anders Ellsworth Coen Janet Coen Secretary and Treasurer Torn Davis Eddie Jenkins Student Council Janice Snyder Vice President Victor Vance Ardith Welch President junior Hgh Dennace Welch Dick Burkart Ethel Coen Ronnie Coen Art Davis Irene Gregory Judy Groskopf Richard Hageman Jlmior Huper Linda Wesch Detlev Prautzsch Jimmy Vance Larry Weickum Myrna Arnold Bobby Garrison Wayne Groskopf Frank Houk flwmww Connie Wesch SW!!! Danny Brown Robert Busskohl Charlotte Hageman Alice Jenkins Donny Swank Linda Welch and aw, gr Com'1ie Brown Karen Montgomery Bobby Snyder Max Jenkins Dagmar Prautzsch Uzird and Ronnie Burkhart Rowland Busskohl Mary Jane Garrison Tommie Jenkins Grades Tommie Marlatt Judy Snyder Rex Brown Sandra Clapp Jeannie Craven Mary Dowers George Dodds Mike Davis Rodney Hageman Paul Houk Tommy Hubbs Joe Hunter Esther Zamora Janice Welch Duane Yeik a Larry Brunner Second Gregory Knudsen Roger Hagemen Cathy Wesch Grades Dennis Dodds Danny Dowers Vickie Baker Marcia Coen Wanda Craven Linda Flores Bradley Helzer Louie Hubbs Eileen Knudsen Roline Marlatt .: X I 0 aiqwnugdkwm Top row, left to right: Tom Houk, Dennis Welch, Dick Burkart, Danny Brown. Fourth row: Mr. Wheeland, Richard Hageman, Ronnie Coen, Junior Huper, Gary Howery, Frank Houk, Phyllis David, Jim Davis. Third row: Connie Brown, Linda Wesch, Irene Gregory, Naomi Shannon, John Gillespie, Cleo Choate, Leah Hubbs, Betty Hubbs, Art Davis. Second row: Tom Davis, Marjorie Houk, Jim Vance, Lily Coen, Janet Coen, Janice Snyder, Janice Hubbs. First row: Everine Shannon, Pat Shimic, Mary Jenkins, Ardith Welch, Myrna Amold. Band Instructor Band President BAND NEWS The Hawk Springs High School band attended Band Day at Laramie on September 8, and presented a band concert on March 27. At the Goshen Hole Music Festival, the following ratings were awarded: Band I: clarinet quartet Ig cornet trio Ig clarinet solos: Cleo Choate I+, and Tom Davis Ig french horn solos: A MR. WHEELAND JOHN GILLESPIE Janice Snyder I, and Jim Vance I: comet solo, Frank Houk I. Beginners Band All the preceding people, excluding the Junior High, attended District Festival at Douglas and none rated lower than a II. Several Band members participated in a combined band with La Grange and Ft. Laramie for concerts. Back row, left to right: Mr. Wheeland, Junior Huper, Ronnie Coen, Richard Hageman, Ethel Coen, Bobby Busskohl. Second row: Rex Brown, Paul Houk, Tommy Hubbs, Linda Welch, Ronnie Hageman, Danny Brown, Dennis Welch, Dick Burkart. First row: Linda Wesch, Irene Gregory, Connie Brown, Jeanie Craven, Sandra Clapp, Mike Davis, Joe Hunter, Art Davis. Student druncil Seated, left to right: Jim Vance, Jim Davis, Duane Smith, Bonnie Lacy, Janice Hubbs, Everine Shannon, Ardith Welch. Standing: Mr. Cosgrove, Gary Howery, Eddie Jenkins, Dennis Welch, Mr. Toscano. BONNIE LACY President O F F I C E R S BONNIE LACY ---------- President JIM DAVIS ---- Secretary and Treasurer MR. COSGROVE - - - Sponsor MR. TOSCANO - - - - Advisor 6h0rus Front row, lei: no right: Phyllis Snyder, Mary lenkins, Leah Hubbs, Lily Rae Coen, Ardith Welch. Second row: janet Coen, Naomi Shannon, lanice Snyder, Marjorie l-lonk, lanice l-1ubbS, Mis. Hooper, Director. Third row: Myrna Arnold, lrene Gregory, lirnrny V ance, Dennace Welch, Frankl-louk, Linda Wesch, Ethel Coen. Library Qlub Seated: Bonnie Lacy, Naomi Shannon, Ronnie Clapp, Leah l-lubbs. Standing: Janet Coen, Betty lluhbs, Mary Jenkins, lanice Snyder, Torn I-louk, Cleo Choate, President: Pat Shirnic, Vice presidenrg Mariorie lflouk, Mrs. Nlarlarr, Libr arian. 1 L14 ARDITH WELCH F. F. A. Sweetheart ZILV4. .Ccftcrmcuie 61116 Sitting, left to right: Steven Moore, John Gillespie, Gary Howery, Mr. Michie. Standingg Dean Montgomery, Duane Smith, Lawrence Kelley, Marland Greenwalt, Jim Davis. Kal! Front row, left to right: Phyllis Snyder, Bonnie Lacy, Ardith Welch, Leah Hubbs, Janice Hubbs, Janice Snyder. Back row: Jim Vance, Frank Houk, Cleo Choate, Lawrence Kelley. ' Zhvcabb Miss Pep Club Phyllis Snyder PHYLLIS SNYDER Naomi Shannon Betty Hubbs Leah Hubbs Pep Club President BETTY HUBBS Cheerleaders SHEMESJ ql clus Front row, left to right: Bonnie Lacy, Myrna Arnold, Janice Snyder, Judy Groskopf. Second row: Marjorie Houk, Ardith Welch, Naomi Shannon, Leah Hubbs, Miss Panno, Sponsorg Betty Hubbs, Phyllis Snyder, Janet Coen, Linda Wesch. Third row: Irene Gregory, Ethel Coen, Janice Hubbs, Everine Shan- non. Fourth row: Lily Rae Coen, Mary Jenkins, Phyllis David, Pat Shimic. juniar Hlass Play THROUGH THE KEYHOLE RONALD CLAPP - - - ---- Archie Van Camp NAOMI SHANNON - - - - Genevieve Van Camp LILY RAE COEN - - - --------- Joan GARY HOWERY - - ----- Jim Tierney MARY JENKINS - - - - - Mary Tierney MARJORIE HOUK - - - - Grandma Tierney STEVEN MOORE - - - ------ W illiam Gary Gary, Naomi, Steve Mrs. Hammerlun Lily Rae R0r1a1d Marjorie Director l Seninr 611155 Play Miss Panno, Director SPOOKS AND SPAS MS DEAN MONTGOMERY - BONNIE LACY ----- JANET COEN ----- BETTY HUBBS ----- LARRY KELLEY ------- MARLAND GREENWALT JOHN GILLESPIE ---- PHYLLIS SNYDER - - - LEAH HUBBS ---- JIMMY DAVIS - - PHYLLIS DAVID - - - - - - Dicky Bird - - - Ione Calloway - - Gerda Ravensten Minerva Hawkwood Clemuel McC1acthin - - Benjy Hawkwood - - - - - Rex Rasner - - - Carol Calloway Miss Eunice Tuthill - - Sidney Calloway - - - - - Allie Katz f Z 7 X WVO bHZ4 Courtcoming Queen PHY LLIS DAVID Prom Queen BONNIE LACY A126025 'dw o 'OW BA: SGYXYDOXXJ 'QS-'afelxlss 'BQ P5530 bib YXAWXY-S 'Hb EA 'Aww-s 'bbs Cugeoxox 'am Qswly-5 bbs va Cavaoq, fbawlvs 66 Yx. wvagvxe, 65 fha-:Nb 2:91 ?x.xma0K,e, ?fw1YN-5 '65 QQSXXSMXQ SQ, xwvlx-s '55 Cvoegiaxes 93415 'xx VaC1vmQ,o fam fav.-ive wa 61956aXo fm Qxaww-5 W5 ugveax 66 'www-S DA 'iovaoggoov-as '56 fhawlv-S 1 labs Cxmgdaxea bib YXMXY-s 65 'iodes bio wexafk aa Xlmmx wa 'ways 9524 MQSY-Q-as 'au xizwl v 2:6 Roux 'ESX Qaviye E16 Qexemqx 00130 QxXoXe'iouSoa40egxx Qxsxixox 'iogtoagixogxx Yx.X,-axagoxo 'ab Qawwss bib Oaxqemex bfb Qexeam 55 YM-w1Y5 957, ?x.wsagiixe xmww BM ewve Mo Qiwaaxe fax 1 '1 5 Y-s X9 X JOHNNY GILLESPIE Co-Captain A11 Conference Team LAWRENCE KELLEY Co-Ckaptain Vx ,X f . ,X ,,x ,E Mx if F I Q 3 K J GRE ALT nferenf Team Lrict EA' . .ti 5 3 ' I? N , 5 li f PN N F , ig' V r , gif u I QWERY 5 E 5 QUANE SMITH r gf 5 1 l gl, ,X T ,v-vv,Y--- ---f v----V Back row, left to right: Ronnie Clapp, John Gillespie, Marland Greenwalt, Lawrence Kelley, Duane Smith, Dean Montgomery, Cleo Choate, Mervin Snyder, Gary Howery. Front row: Eddie Jenkins, Stephen Moore, Tom Houk, Manager, Ellsworth Coen, Torn Davis, Mr. Michie, Coach: Victor Vance, Jim Davis. COACH NHCHIE This was one of the most successful seasons for the Hawks in several years. This can be proven by the record and the close games they pulled out of the' fire in the last few seconds. The team was noted mainly for its fine teamwork and working together of all the members. The sportsmanship trophy was awarded to the Hawks at District Tournament and this, we think, is a very fine way to end a successful basketball season. TRACK TEAM - GOSHEN'IiIOLE CHAMPS 1957 Standing, left to right: Mr. Michie, Coach: Ronald Clapp, John Gillespie, Lawrence Kelley, Duane Smith, Dean Montgomery, Cleo Choate, Jim David, Marland Green- walt, Mervin Snyder. Sitting: Eddie Jenkins, Steven Moore, Tom Davis, Ellsworth Coen, Victor Vance, Gary Howery, Tom Houk. JUNIOR HIGHxBAiSl2E'l'BALL TEAM Standing, left to right: Frank Houk, Dick Burkhart, Robert Garrison, Wayne Groskopf, Dennace Welch, Art Davis, Mr. Marlatt, Coach. Sitting: Danny Brown, Max Jenkins Ronnie Coen, Richard Hageman, Jimmy Vance, Junior Huper. Girls' Physical Sducqfiau i The Physical Education girls traveled to Albin early in the season for a volleyball game. We won the game by a score of 27 to 24. The annual volleyball tournament was held here in Hawk Springs this year. Four teams participated: Albin, La Grange, Hawk Springs, and Fort Laramie. Albin and La Grange played for cham- pionship. Albin came out on top as the tournament champions with a beautiful trophy. First row, left to right: Phyllis Snyder, Pat Shimic, Janet Coen, Janice Snyder Eve rine Shannon, Judy Groskopf, Irene Gregory, Linda Wesch, Myrna Arnold, Ethel Coen Standing: Leah Hubbs, Lily Rae Coen, Betty Hubbs, Phyllis David, Naomi Shannon Janice Hubbs, Bonnie Lacy, Ardith Welch, Mary Jenkins and our coach, Mr. Mrchie Center. 1 Aww ,. -'Sa .- ww-vi ASQ X N N xx X-5NN 52 Xu X 5 Q35 eibx XX I 1 QU Oy 9 Things ! SAFEVVAY 1241212 - STORE I N16 Distribution Without Waste Dealers in Beans, Grains, Seeds, and Insecticides Torrington, Wyoming Phone 338 Torrington, Wyorning W THE VALLEY MERCANTILE CO. Torrington, Wyo. Hardware, Furniture Floor Coverings, Paints, Gifts Compliments of the Implements and Tractors MUSTANG CAFE Phone 78 'fg21:1'.i Zmazg 6 IFE... si i GA'-'-CVVAY I Jblif X Torrington, wyoming :. f ' -- 1-,.,n.,-C,-f-3,5-.-,,, FARMERS NAT! CDNAL Home of Flavor-Rite Meat Q 12, . 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