Hirschi High School - Husky Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1964 volume:

M ; Une JiusAtJ 1964 Jiirscni Jiian cnooJ Wicni ' a ly alls, Uexas Un JiusAu Cj cu or ' -in ' ' Gnief JKi e y far fa an JKa us mess JlLanaoer 2y€ Gfa ass Jfo onors J nomas Jrosi oan Proofs jCancu C)iniif2 fKaren fffiffer uotj lf anne Jvi ' ia ffrosi (Jrqanizaiions Q por s ssoci ' a e J noioqrapn(j tjoiior Sfc m J fio oqrapni rh ' s s er sponsor J noh rapfu Gonsufani laron SUeir Jfiomas fRoif J .ona o Qjape Jliife J aune f uou Cooper Uonu Cowancf uus e Earner JKrs. Bofa T. Jfufsey r f efEeri M Jocfcf Decficaiion J aminis rahon 10 C a asses Uroanizain 9 ' J£o onors (bfporis S ac en jBi e 3 Charles Wolston, sports editor of The Y Neal as Coach Jess Stiies looks on. ichitj Falls Times, presents the Annual Good Neii;hbor Athletic Award to Principal A. D. Dedicah ' on The Husky Staff takes pride hi dedicating the 1964 edition of the yearbook to all Hirschi High School students. Through the students ' efforts the school has been able to establish an en- viable reputation for good citizenship in Wichita Falls and for good conduct wherever its representatives went into competition. The whole group has shown exceptional enthusiasm and spirit which led last spring to the presentation by the Times Publish- ing Company of the Good Neighbor Award Trophy. We, the members of the Husky Staff, have attempted to reflect in this book the fine spirit of the school and to record the accomplish- ments which resulted from the combined efforts of patrons, faculty and students. Jbeisure JKomenis ..% I li tL n ji dminisiraiors The smooth operation of the Wichita Falls Public School System is the task of the administrators pictured here. In spite of crowded schedules these men endeavor to meet the chal- lenge of a changing world. JOE B.McNIEL. M.A., LL.D. Southern Methodist University Midwestern University Superintendent of City Schools G. H. KIRBY, M.A. University of Southern California Assistant Superintendent E. B. FINCHER, MA. North Texas State College Director of Instruction R. M. DAVIS, M.A. Austin College Administrative Assistant LUTHER E. ORRICK B.A.. M.A. East Texas State College, University of Texas Director of Audio- Visual Education JOSEPH L. GOLDING, N.S., M.A. East Texas State College, Midwestern University Director of Athletics ucnoo Jjoard FLOYD RAXDEL President Although little known to most students, the members of the school board are faced with the important tasks of forming school policies, keeping the school provided with necessary equipment, and helping the school to run smoothly. A member of the Board receives little recognition for many hours spent working hard. We owe our sincerest thanks to these people who devote much of their time and energ)- to solving the prob- lems of the school. CHARLES PROTHRO IKARD SMITH MRS. LARRY J. DOING DICK HARRIS DR. W. L POWERS R. W. HARLESS 13 I D. ' Xeaf, J rincipal A. D. Neal, principal of Hirschi High School, exemplifies in a fine way the true school spirit. Interested in every student, he is seen daily walk- ing the halls ready to give praise when it is deserved or to scold if necessary. Mr. Neal has had twenty-three years of service in public education, thirteen as a dean of boys, eight as a teacher, and two as a principal. By participating fully in church and community activi- ties, Mr. Neal represents Hirschi High School spirit on all occasions in the best manner. CLIFFORD I. HUGHES B.S., M.A. Texas Wesleyan College Sam Houston State Teachers College CLEODUS O. BEAVERS M.EJ. University of Oklahoma Audio-Visual and Guidance Director Sponsor — Guidance Club ' ice ' a MRS. KATHRYN CROUCH B.S. Texas Woman ' s University Sponsor — Library Club MRS. VIRGINIA ORSAK School Secretary Co-Sponsor — Office Assistants MRS. MARY ENGLISH B.S. Texas Woman ' s University Sponsor — Library Club MRS. ESTHER BRADLEY Registrar Co-Sponsor — Office Assistants Unc]er the guidance of Hirschi High School ' s principal, A. D. Neal, the office and its staff function to make the year run smoothly. Without the aid of these fine helpers, school activitiies would not function properly. Students of this year and in the future years will be able to recall pleasantly the many things the office staff did for us. We shall also remember it as the heart of the school. . ' V i Jd) ' ..p ' .s MRS. KATHERYN M BALLARD B.S. East Texas State College Junior Class Sponsor MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY B.A. Mary Hardin-Baylor Annual Staff Sponsor Senior Class Sponsor MRS. PATRICIA OWEN A.B. LTniversity of Louisville Cjnolisn In the modern world of today, English plays a key role in world-wide understanding. From the English Department at Hirschi, a student receives a wealth of knowledge through a well-organized program of literature and grammar. With ' the knowledge gained in the communication skills of listening, speaking, reading and writing, the student is better prepared to become a good neighbor. Such projects as the pilgrimage of characters from Chaucer ' s Civiterhury Tales head the list of achievements in the field of literature. The enthusiasm displayed by each student in all English activities is a great contribution to the school spirit found at Hirschi. % ' .¥ j • .4 MISS LOIS REAVES B.A. Texas Woman ' s University MRS. ATHA STITT A.B. Oklahoma City L ' niversity Co-Sponsor Writers ' Club 16 Pilgrims All MRS. GLADYS O. DAVIS B.S. University of Oklahoma French Club Sponsor ISAAC HERNANDEZ B.A.. MA. Sul Ross State College PASF Sponsor R an , uay es Foreign languages offer the student a background for world- wide understanding and thus promotes foreign relations. Hirschi High has an extensive Language Department includ- ing French, Latin, German, and Spanish. Members of the language clubs display the best of Hirschi High School spirit in all club activities. MRS. DOROTHY W. HUGHES B.M., B.S. Midwestern University German Club Sponsor MISS IDA H M.A. University of Texas Latin Club Sponsor my. McCAIN Ki Jc lis ournalism With the supervision of Mr. Robert McBroom, members of the journaUsm class le.irn the writing phase of newspaper work in the form of writing copy and planning layouts. The all-senior class, formed only this year, submits copy to Teen Times, the youth section of The W ' Jchitd Falls Times. This class provides the necessary interest for a journalistic career. ROBERT L. McBROOA( B.A. University of Texas Sponsor — Writers ' Club peecn Speech courses at Hirschi High School offer a wide and interesting choice when students select speech as one of their subjects. Offering public speaking, debate, Amateur Guild and advance drama, this department aids the student in expressing himself and in being able to speak distinctly MRS. JtJNE PRENTICE B.A., M.Ed. Sul Ross St.Ue College Sponsor — Cheerleaders The drama class aids in all phases of speech activity. MISS EVELYN E. BARRY B.S., MA. Texas Woman ' s University George Peabody College for Teachers WILLIAM F KOLTER B.S. Texas Wesleyan Senior Sponsor BOBBY D, PAGE B.S. Midwestern University Coach of Football RAMON TOWRY B.S. Midwestern L ' niversity Coach of Footba to the fullest degree. CLEATIS L. VAUGHN B.A., M.Mus. Northeastern State College L niversity of Oklahoma ooc dz iuoies In addition to the teaching of recorded knowledge of the world, current events have been the basis for lessons in social studies. The ideas and experiments of earlier peoples have stemmed present day progress. In order that the future may be improved, the department of Social Studies attempts to analyze the past TACK VANTREASF B.S. West Texas State 19 . PHILLIP W. HUDSON B.S. Texas College of Arts and Industries WILLIAM M PARDUE B.S. Texas Technological College JKaih em aiics The Hirschi Mathematics Department enables each student to gain a wealth of practical training. In each class students have an oportunity to think for themselves and put their thoughts on paper. The knowledge a student gains in any of the courses disciplines him for a greater understanding in any of his future endeavors invoK ing calculations. ELDON L. PATTERSON B.S. Midwestern LIniversity JOHN B RATCLIFF B.A. East Central State University S. GEORGE SHROPSHIRE B.A. Howard Payne College CALVIN R. UNDERWOOD B.S. Midwestern University North Texas State LTniversity CLAUDIUS H. DOWDY B.S . M.ED. Midwestern University Sponsor — Biology Club A basis for knowledge and understanding of our modern world arises from the guidance of the Science Department. The technical world of today demands and stresses the impor- tance of science, and students of Hirschi are afforded the opportunity of gaining scienti- fic knowledge. General science arouses interest in the different fields of scientific study: biology — the study of living matter; chemistry — the study of inorganic composition; and physics — the study of the universe and the forces of nature as they pertain to each individual. MONTE N. LOWE DENMAN V. SMITH DELBERT W TODD B.S. B.S. B.S. Texas Technological College Midwestern University Texas Technological College Midwestern University Sponsor — Biology Club 21 ' N MRS. VIRGINIA HUFF B.S., M.S. Oklahoma State University Kansas State University Jio ne O conomics Study of home economics is essential to train the homemaker of tomorrow to become a capable person. At Hirschi the Home Economics Department is furnished with the most modern equipment which aids students in learning sewing, cooking and the other phases of running a household. This training will definitely prove valuable in future years when it can be put into practical use. A Christmas open house and fashion exhibits ' add interest to this work. Changes in fashion get special attention. MRS. ELLA MAY JESSEL B.S., M.Ed. Stout State College University of Illinois Sponsor F.T.A. 22 MRS. DORTHA JEAN JACOBS B.S. Midwestern University- Red Cross Club G ommerci ■of At HIrschi High School the Commercial Department offers students choices of electives. Those choosing to advance in the secretarial field may select from bookkeeping, shorthand and typing; those wanting to advance in mechanics may choose from mechanical drawing and shop. These coiifSBs -igive practiyy epcperience needed when any Graduate faces the world in a partii W. A LARGIP Y SLU.E Soumeastern State College JAMES A. LARIMORE B.S. North Texas State University 23 THURMAN D. DAVIS B.M. Education East Texas State College KARRELL J. JOHNSON B.M. University of Texas CAROL C. MAGEE B.M.Ed., M.Ed. Midwestern University West Texas State College 91Cl USIC Music is probably the oldest form of enjoyment in the world, and school life is greatly enriched by band, orchestra and choirs. Many of the music students, with the background gained at Hirschi High School, will probably select this field as a career. X2).GG LEO E. HARMON B.A. Southwestern State College The National Defense Cadet Corps is engaged in activities that develop reliability, leadership, and self-discipline. Under the leadership of Colonel Leo Harmon, this organization is recognized as one of t he most active groups at Hirschi. Cadets are well-trained, both mentally and physically, and are given the opportunity to develop traits necessary for leadership in the future. 9lrt Art is one of the most valuable aspects of human culture. With the guidance of the Art Department at Hirschi, students are given a valuable background for becoming commercial artists or cartoonists. All forms of art taught are foundations for a career or for personal enjoyment as a hobby. MRS. LINDA PREVOST B.A. Howard Payne College 25 PAUL P. BROTHERTOX B.S.. [.A. Louisiana State L ' niversity George Peabody College Sponsor — Boys ' Gym Leaders DOUGLAS D. MILLER B.S. MiiKvestern L ' niveriigL 7 — 3 rYMOND SNYDER B.B.A.. r.E. Midwestern L ' niversity Coach of Tennis Coach of Golf JESS G. STILES B.S. Midwestern L ' niversity Coach of Athletics iPhtJsical A daily program of vigorou.s exercise and training of the body gives the student the necessary use of his physical abilities which are badly needed in this world of automation. Sports, exercises and training in health are directed by the Physical Education Department at Hirschi High School. 1962-63 Intramural Basketball Champions Ijoucaiion Intramural sports afford opportunity for friendly competition among students and generate the true spirit of the fighting Mighty Mites. MRS. MARGARET BARTON B.S., M.Ed. University of Texas MISS ETHELYN JOHNSON M.Ed. Hardin Simmons University Sponsor — Girls ' Gym Leaders Kv« i4 k« .-J MRS. LELA HALEY MRS. RUTH HARDING MRS. RUTH HUDSON MRS. PAULINE AKRIDGE MRS. JOHNNIE CALLAWAY ' MRS. OLA EDWARDS MRS. DOROTHY GORDON MRS. FAYE LEWIS MRS. ANN ROBERTS MRS. BEULAH SNOW MRS. WINNIE TRAVIS MRS. ILA WHETSELL yjafeieria Cafeteria Manager, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, leads this dependable and competent staff in the daily preparation of lunches for stu- dents and faculty members. MRS. DOROTHY- WILSON 28 PERCY CLEVELAND BOBBY INGRAM WILLIAM TODD. JR, JlLain ien an ce A new building has a way of becoming old with daily use. However, the maintenance staff works early and late to keep the building and equipment in top condition. Each day, students enter a building freshly groomed to meet another day of vigorous student activity. PETE HALEY JOHN JACKSON R, C. LAWHON HENRY YOUNG ALTON BIRDETTE DEWEY CHANCELLOR 29 •■ ? ' 3 s. en or yjJass G a FRONT ROW: Jimmy Bristow. Thomas Roth. Eddie Loftis, and Phil Moses SECOND ROVi : Elaine Scoggin. Kitty Basham. Rosalyn Clapsaddle. and Karen Rogers THIRD ROW: Can- Varnell. Kay Shawn, Gary Bosz, and Mike Harlan Cjouncn and (jfpcers SPONSORS i[rs. Lola P. Hulsey i rr. William C. Kolter RONNIE LONDON President GARY BLODGETT Vice President DEANNA CAMP Secretan ' THADA TINKER Treasurer JUDY RANNE Historian-Reporter 33 1 VERXA ALEXANDER RICHARD ALLMOX li Y BOB ARBUCKLE TIM BALL KITT • BASHAM GARY BLODGETT ANN BOONE RONALD BELL LINDA BRADLEY SONNY BENiNETT GLENDA BR IGHTWELL A JIMMY BRISTOW MARETA BRIXTON JOAX BROOKS MICHAEL BROWN ALAN BRYAN DEANNA CAMP HERBERT BUSTER HARRY CARLSON SHARON BROWN JESSE CHAMBERS ROSALYN CLAPSADDLE CURTIS COOPER JUDY COOPER VALERIE CORELLA BRUCE COULOMBE PATTI CROWLEY IK- c5 en or BETT ' CULBERSON DICK DAUGIRD LINDA DAVENPORT How high can you go.- ' LAD DAVIS SHERYL ESTES BOBBY ESTRADA PAM E ING LINDA FENNER MERCEDES FLOREZ LEONARD FRANKENBERG RITA FROST SUSIE GARNER TED GIDEON JAMES GILMORE TOM FROST BOB FUDGE CRAIG GARNER MIKE HARLAN CAROL HARMON LANDIS HARMON ALOIS HAFEMEISTER D ARLENE HAFEMEISTER LINDA HAMILTON The Twilight Zone cS. enior LINDA HAYES KAREN HILLER PATSY HOLLOW AY OPAL ISAACS GARRY JOHNSON I ' ve waited all summer for mine. ' Parade and magic show help annual sales. Gfa ass y WAYNE JOHNSON RICHARD KINDRED JIMMY KIRKSEY SHARRON KISSINGER DONNA LANNING Jtk h PAT LITTLE SANDY MAYER RONME McADA BETTYE NfcMfRRAY GERRY McANINCH HELEN MARTIN BRIAN MOORE BILL MORTON PHIL MOSES MIKE MLLKEY GARY O NEAL My senior ring! RICHARD ONSTOT GLENDA PETTY ALICE PERKINS JUDY PITTS The American Flag flies at half-mast after memorial ceremonies in honor of President John F. Kennedy, following his untimely death. -i.:. 1.1, 1.1.1, .,1.1 . 1.1.;.;. 1.1.1,1...;. i,i.i,.,i.i,i. ' .]. . ' •i.i.i. 1.1,1 ). 1,1,1,1.1, ,1,1,1.1.1.1. 1.1.1.1.1,1. ■ I ' l-i, 1.1.1 1, 1.1. I. 1.1,;. 1,1.1,. .1,1.1.1,1,1.1,1.1... 1.1,1,1,1,1,1.1.1,1.. ,1. 1.1. I, 1.1. I. 1,1,1. 1,1,1.1,1.1.1.1.1.1.1 .1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1,1, ¥ ■Mii SBSSpas SHERRY POWERS JANET PRICE m; JL ' DV RANNE JOY REXRODE DIANNE ROBERTS VICKIE ROGERS PAUL RODRIQUEZ JOE RODRIQUEZ THOMAS ROTH -? t KAREN SELF JEAN SMITH BETTi ' RUSSELL BRYAN SCHERFF JUDY SCHERFF GLENN SCHULMEISTER KAY SHAWN GARY STEIN ELAINE SCOGGIN LINDA SWAN All the way, Huskies! Everyone buy your annuals! Seniors discuss school problems. kiik GENE SZCZEPINSKI DO UGLAS TANNE R SHERRY TAYLOR DELORIS THOMPSON GLENN THOMPSON RANDY. THOMPSON THADA TINKER PORTA TURNER JOHNNIE VanHUSS ...£ Cheerleaders in action ! Teacher welcomes new student GARY VARNELL CAROLYN VAUGHN ; .5 DON WALKER ' x L JAMES WALKER o «S a •• SHARON WEIR PJ ESTHER WELBORN - How many, Bryan? JOHNNY WIIST BETTIE WYATT JOYCE YOUNG ' «• r 2vv 1 1 Jt unior j ass Gfa FROXT ROW: Jerry Loyd and Charles Chambles SECOND ROW: Joanne Cardin. Pat Smith. Linda Hanihn. and Francis Watts THIRD ROW: Sandy Barnes, Mary Frerich, Don King. Katrina Bratton. Paula Malone. and Joe Burton ROXNIE FAILKNER President FRED BERRY Vice President icers KRISPEN YOUNG Secretary DON KING Treasurer SPONSORS Mrs. Katheryn M. Ballard Mr. Robert McBroom FRANCIS WATTS Reporter H Mare 47 Delia Angel Carlton Applegate Pat Arp Gladys Arredondo Gwendolyn Babin [enniter Babin Jan Bailey Gerald Bailey Linda Ball Phyllis Ballou David Barker Sandra Barnes Lynn Bezenberg Alice Bernal Chuck Berry- Fred Berry ' ' ' ' ' E Paper goes in so-so. Dennis Bish Garr)- Blodgett Dean Blakelock Bobby Bowles Ella Blaknev Rickey Bradley J unior lass Gfa. Da id Brasier Patsy Bryan Katrina Bratton Joe Burton Lynda Brown lerrv Bush Joe Broyles Gay Byrne Wayne Brum lev Ronald Cape Joanne Cardin Marshall Caskey Dennis Carlton Charles Chambles David Carroll Bobbie Chandler Debra Carson Candy Clark Alice Carter Brenda Cole 1 J unior Frances Watts shows Don King, Fred Berry, and Ronnie Faullcner that everyone is nipporting the Huskies, one way or another ! David Brazier leads the group in a conference on American History??? 50 Gfa ass Joyce Cole Wayne Coleman Jimmy Cook William Coombs Gary Couch Ruby Couch Donna Cox Danny Daugherty Alfred Davis Jan Davis Vickie Day Tohn De oille Judy Dolberry Bob Drabish Kennon Duncan Jackey Edmondson Georse Emmert Jerry Entrekin Kathy Erijish Bertha Estrada Elizabeth Estrada Ross Farris Ronnie Faulkner Zandara Figel Irene Flores Manuel Flores Pete Flores Tom Fowler Jerr} ' Freeman Mar) ' Frerich Page Gann Jesse Garcia Jc unior Gfa ass Tammy Garcia Kenneth Gaurkee John Gervais Gwen Gilbert Dave Gill Steve Gill Robert Glass David Gordon LaDonna Gore Floyd Green Donald Greenroy Cheryel Grider Glenda Griffin Linda Hamlin John Hancock Angle Hanson 7 r ' ' k wK f -- d M Larry Harlan Jimmy Harris Mearl Harris Linda Hartney Lindy Hempling Pete Hernandez Milton Hibler DiAnn Hobbs Manuel Holgin Jill Holloway ilikejiudson Mary Ann Hutson Harvey Hux Linda Hynson Richard Igo Donna Jetton Da id Johnson Lahonia Johnson Lanis Johnson Milton Johnson Judy Jurgensen Tommy Keesee All students are alert and studious! junior Glass Kenneth Kenney Paula Kieren Jerald LaFon Michael LeMaster Robert Lewis Tim Lillard Don King Alvin Koh; Tony Kowalick Charlie Lira s Juniors plus term themes equals H-E-L-P! Practice makes perfect, so says Dave and Stevi Jerry Loyd Gill. Lawrence Loyd C.irol Luna Paula Malone Leonard Martin Wade Mathews Sid McDonald Arthur McGinty Sandy McKee Kathy McWhorter Richard Mendoza Craig Miller Da id Miller Roy Miller Sherman Milhollon Brenda Mills Jimmy Mills Bob Afontgomery Frank Morales Gloria Morales Hal Ne-sxsom Larry Nolen Dan ' in Odom Kenny Osborn Louise Owens Johnny Ozuna Loneta Parks Gloria Parkey Mike Payne Gar) ' Pepper Herbert Pirkey Wayne Phillips Linda Porter Terrell Powers Austin Rane y James Reed Kenn)- Reynolds Floyd Richards Sam Rice Nancy Richardson Judy Robertson Eloise Rodriguez Keith Rounsavall David Roy Frieda Royce Richard Russell Jimmy Schofield Jeff Seward That was a dumb thing to do ! J unior William Shaw Carolyn Smith Eddie Smith Nancy Smith Nowell Smith Pat Smith Standlee Smith Ste e Smith Serge Sonsini Lupe Sosa Charlie Souther Mike Sovich Judy Spears Kat ' hy Stegall Sandra Stewart Ellen Stone David Strachan Carol Sue Strickland Coy Surles Pat Talley a Attention! H f Patrick Tatum Donny Taylor Carolyn league Ruth Thoes Norine Thompson Jaunita Thorn Jane Thorp Kathy Trelikes Danny Trietsch Ronnie Tye Allett.1 Underwood Nellie Vasquez Yvonne Vasquez Sherr) ' Vaughn Clifford J. Veal David Waqner Larr) ' Walden Robert Wallace Kelly Watson Frances Watts Jerry Weatherston Juanita Weaver Diana Webb Patsy Whetsell Al Whizin Tommy Wiist Mike Willis Strike up the band. Sleeping Beauty J7, unior JJass G a. Barr) ' Wilson Benny Wilson Sue Wimmer Eddie Witherspoon Paula Wood Richard Works Connie Wright Paula Wright Krispen Young 1 ' $ i tHH tHH xHhf HhhWhhh i5 FIRST ROW: Charlie Little and George Downing SECOND ROW: Josie Ojeda, Joyanne Toth, Kayla Hyde, Linda Pittman, and Ruby Black c)opn( Gc om ore J o un cl if an cf Off. icers CHARLES LITTLE PHIL FAULKNER PAT CLAPSADDLE TERESA BRAZEAL President Vice President Secretarj-Treasurer Reporter 63 ■ JL W VIAJL ' We want a touchdown over there ! (L)opnc w nore We are the Huskies! Lynda Albano Glenna Anderson Jim Anderson JoAnna Ackwrnan Ernest Acosta Jerry Akins Barbara Arrington Sally Babb Linda Ballew Roy Wrnett Carl Bates Diana Beam Carolyn Beasley Cathy Beasley Ken Beasley 64 Bobby Bennett Kennetli Bentley Tern- Bills Ruby Black Johnny Black Bill Bowers Peggy Bowman Loretta Boyce Lana Boyd Gfa ass Mark Bullock Teresa Brazeal Elaine Brock ' M Ronald Bryant Flo Bunting Margaret Campbell Joyce Carlson Linda Carmichael Clarence Carpenter Juanita Carroll Claude Cash Ernest Castillo Gary Chafin LaTricia Chamberlain Dewey Chancellor Jerr) ' Chancellor Melody Chappell Patricia Clapsaddle Floyd Cogley Betty Cole Carolyn Collier 65 Joe Cortez Carol Couch Gail Coulombe George Cox Carol Colvin Don Colvin Pear] Conner Cher)l Cope Patricia Corn Jimmy Cox Eddie Grain Terry Grain Farrell Cress Carol Crowley Randall Curts Donna Davenport Phil Davis Randy Davis Janice Dunn Buddy Edwards Dorothy Edwards Terry Edwards Mickie EUard 66 Joe DeLeon Sandra Dermott Sandra DeYoung Plannah Dodson Robert Donahue Diana Douglass George Downing Gary Ellis Carolyn EKvert Donny Emerson Richard Emmert Rosie Enriquiz Ml David Esparza Mary Esquibel Perfeto Esquibel Tommy Estrada Gfa ass Betty Frazier Wayne Fudi;e Sandra Fuller Sandra Fancher Phil Faulkner David Finley Raymond Frost Mike Fry Max Garcia Randall Garner Douglas Gaurkee Charles Gettys Odis Gibbons Pat Gipson Charles Green Walter Gilliam Rudy Gonzales Danny Goodell Danny Griffin James Grove 67 Gar) ' Harwell Julia Hastings Sandra Haynes Ken Haynie Kay Hamilton Marietta Harlan Diana Harmon Benny Harwell Tommy Heard Ester Hearn Janice Henley (uopni ' omore P.onnie Herring Zan Hess Don Hil Gussie Holloway Jimmy Holloway Doris Horn Vickie Hunter Kayla Hyde Rlioda Isaacs Donna Johnson Susan Johnson Bob Johnston Sandra Johnston Floyd Jones Johnny Jones 68 Faye Howard Barbara Humphreys Tommy Hunt Cfa ass SeJalia Jones Emilv Karsteter Betty Kelley Mike Kelly Rita Kidwell Anitj Kindred Diane Kinkead Terry Kirk Sarah Kopczvnski Trov Kvle Bobby Ladyman Marie I.awson Judy Ledbetter Gary Leeder Cheryl Lillico 69 Beverly Lockard Freddy Luna Don MacPhail Fleeta Mairs Terry Link Danny Lira Tony Lira Charles Little Donnic Little Judy Martin Joe Mata Cliff Mathews (uopnc omore Celia Matlock Ken Matlock Michael Ma ' urer Gary McElreath Nita Mcjunkins Johnny McKinley Billy Moore Roy Moore Betty Morris Suzanne Morris Dave Musselman 70 Ricky Mears Judy Meek Ronda Menasco Jesse Mendez Debra Mickelson Pete Mieth Jeff Miller Sue New- Barbara Newman Josie Ojeda Kathy Ordesch Janis Owensby Pete Padron i Ralph Parkinson y Lon Paul Chuck Pearson C a ass Lois Petty Linda Pittman Danna Pitts Joe Perez Edwin Perry James Pettit Jerry Phillips Mike Phillips Joseph Polak Doris Polk Junius Potts Sue Prestage Judy Price Bill Pryor Dwan Pryor Abel Ramoz Pt Robert Ramoz Merle Ramsey Bobby Rankin Brenda Rawle Peggy Rexrode 71 Pat Riley Lilly Rivera Jerry Rhodes Joan Rhodes Jack Roberts Kenneth Robinson Benny Roriquez Linda Rogers Roy Rooker Mary Roth Robert Sanders Steve Sansing ODlli yO. no 211 ore Ruth Schulmeister John Schumacher Lawrence Scoggin Dianna Sellers Jerry Shawn Buddy Shepard Dannie Sosebee David Spruiell Thea Stanford Claudia Stewart Nancy Streety 72 Kenny Sims Craig Smith James Smith John Smith Susan Smith Steve Sonsin Anita Sosa Gfa ass Linda Stuckey Larry Summers Robert Sutton Charles Swenson Bill Tanner Albert Tate Clyde Temple Linda Tepher Flo Thoes Alright, who pulled the hokey Harold Thomas Judy Thompson Mary Thompson Poney Thompson Clie Tinker Lynda Tinney 73 Stanley Vaughn Raymond Villa Carl Wagner Jesse Torres Johnny Torres Joy Toth Jeanetta Tucker Clestell Walden Lynette Walden Janice Walker (uopnc Are the Sophomores with us? o nore The lineup. 74 Did we make it? John Walker Lonnie Wallace Richard Ward Kathy Warren David Weeks Donna Weir Sandra Wheeler Lenor Wickersham Nada Wilhoit Gfa ass Andrew Williams Cathie Winn Rickey V. orks Tove Yaibfr 75 • • J jli ' - V f m f ., ■ FRONT ROW: Ray Crabb, Bill King, Pete Einstein, and John Schnell SECOND ROW: Nanqj Peacock, Lauren Brazeal, Carolyn Crook, and Gwen Brunson THIRD ROW: Becky Uselton, Connie McWhorter, and Tommie Moody ijTesninan Cjouncn an cf icers MIKE SOLOBY President JERRY ROBERSON Vice President KAY LEWIS CHARLES CLAPSADDLE Secretary-Treasurer Reporter 77 Joyce Adams Linda Adams Robert Adams Rickie Addkinson Raymond Alaniz Louisa Amaya Glenn Arringfon Benny Askins Paulette Atteberry Jres ii resninan Linda Bales Nathan Aultman Julio Aquallo Scotty Baker Micheal Baley Donna Kay Barry Sam Barry Melvin Bates Mary Baum Richard Beck Jack Beckwith John Berg Fonda Black Donnie Blackman jdfiih Cheri Blakelock Roberta Blakney Randy Blodgett Irene Boone Dorothy Bounds Carol Bowman Elaina Bowen Lauren Brazeal Arlene Braziel June Bridges Judy Bridwell The enemy to the front of us ! Billie Brown Judy Brown Lynda Browning Gwen Brunson Gfa ass Janet Bryan Robert Bunting Vickie Burks David Burney LaDonna Bush Maria Balderon Gary Caldwell Sally Campbell Wanda Cargal Laura Carlisle 79 Larr ' Carr Gir ' Carrel Tom Carroll Beverly Caiwell Floyd Carwell Gary Caskey Polo Castillo Freddie Catano Ty Caudill Stephen Chagin Marsha Chappell Bruno Chavez Randy Cherry ijTesnman Cj ass Charles Clapsaddle Charles Clark Michele Cobb Dennis Conner Jimmy Cooper Larry Crabb Ray Crabb Linda Crain Lona Cox Carolyn Crook Thelma Cross Janie Cullivan Kay Culp Claudia Dalsing Lamberto Dangilan Diana Daugird Macario Davila Diane Davis 80 Tom Davis Lois Dennis Robert Dentler Roger DeVoung Bobby Dixon Laura Dixon Richard Do ' ' ning Elaine Draper Donald Drennan Ronald Drennan Einstein Ellis mae Elwert ie Emerson Ensey Jerry Entrop Edward Epperly Dickie Estrada Patricia Eustace David Everett Mary Everett Kenneth Ferguson Belia Fino Deanna Fischer Deborah Ford Ronnie Forsgrcn Ronnie Frazier Dwight Freeman Gloria Galvan Bobbie Garcia Leonard Garcia Leonora Garcia Richard Frerich Richard Fryer Delbert Gales Norma Garcia Ralph Garcia Simon Garcia Carol Gardner Dennis Gee Lonny Gentry David Gilbert Pat Glover Mike Goforth Freshmen Don Holly and Terry Van Huss look over trophy case. Wally Grider Gerri Griffin Don Griggs David Hamm Donald Hampton Vivian Hanks Linda Harding Bud Harmon Mar ' Harshman Allen Hayes Barbara Hendrix Christy Hester Shirley Hibler Glenn Hoffmeyer Richard Holdbrook Nona Holding Linda Holloway Donald Holly William Hovila Roy Howell Alan Howes Farris Hunter Patsy Hux Bobby Hynson Cmdv Intemann Charlotte Jackson Ronnie Jackson Netty Jetton Don Johnson Samniie Kasparek Bobby Keel Larn- Keen Robert Kerr Cody Kidwell Bill King Patricia Kirksey 83 P.uil.i Last-man Brad Lawton Caryl Leeth Donna Leffingwell Kay Lewis Jresnman Terry Lively Carla Sue Luna James McClain Celso Lopez Bradley Loucks Jim Love Connie McWhorter Pain Mabry Stella Maldonada Laura Ma lone Marilyn Marcom LaVessa Martin Robbie Martin Christine Martinez Beck ' Mash b ' ' dk Pat Masters Charles Matz Ada Medina Johnny Meek Patricia Meek Teddy Meek W ' endv Mickelson Brcnda Miller Gayla Miller Gloria Miller Joyce Miller JoAnn Mills Sue Mills James Miser Jim Mitchell Tommie Moody Sandy Mullinax Johnny Murphy Kitty Myers Jimmy Nelms Linda Newsom anclle Nicholson David Nipp George Nunez Robert Nunez David Oates Dave Odom Larry Orsak Steve Osborn Lindsey Owens Gfa ass Arvill Parkey Virginia Parks Nancy Peacock Sherry Pemberton Teriy Pemberton Howard Pepper Rosalinda Perez John Pickens Judy Pittman Welter Plummer Mary Anne Polak Larry Pool Larry Powers Patrick Pullen Janice Ralston 85 Arlinda Ramirez Marlene Ramsey Linda Rector Sliirley Rector Stephen Reddin Karl Reese Peggy Rhodes Eddie Richards Adolph Rivas George Robbins Vickie Rodgers Delores Rye Pauline Sanchez Jerry Roberson Sharon Roberts Wayne Rogers Suzane Russell Robert Sanchez John Schnell Edward Schofield Lissa Schrader Johnny Self Jeannie Sellers Elizabeth Senter Lora Senter Ronald Sessumes Kenneth Shaffer Tina Sharp Larry Shepard Steven Silver Clifton Smith Donald Smith Jackie Smith Jerry Smith Larry Smith Madonna Smith Bill Soloby Mike Soloby Bud Sosebee freshman vj ass Doyle Spangler Judy Stegall Billy Stewart Connie Stewart Paul Stratton Joyce Stubbs Students love plane geometry ! Lee Thompson Joey Thorn Johnny Toles Mel Tooley Deha Torres ames Towery Dorsey Trapp Janie Tucker Claudia Tumbow Becky Sutton Greg Szczepinski Gary Tanner Richard Taylor Rita Taylor Patsy Thomas Donald Tyner Gail Underwood Beckv Uselton Jacky Van Huss Terry Van Huss Larry Vaughn Roma Veal David Vernon Kenneth Wachsman Mary Weist Charlie Westmoreland Charlie Wetherbee Lenette Whistler John Whittemore 88 Alan Walden Dwight Walker Steve X ' alker Vonna Ward Lillie Weaver David Webb Richard Weinert resnman G as.s —x. Gary Willenborg Kelly Williford Teresa Williams Hirschi ' s future homemakers. Bobby Winkler Laura Winkleblack Judy Wise Daryl Woods Timmy Woods Paula Wright Bob Wussow Tommy Wyatt Carol Yancey Sandy Yancey Jimmy York Mike Yothcr 89 Ai (Jroanizah ' ons C nn uaf iaJJ Annuals for sale was a familiar cry in the halls of Hirschi High this year; behind this campaign was the Husky Staff. This group records the school events in pictures and is proud to record the school spirit displayed by Hirschi students. The staff hopes the 1964 Husky will remind each one of his wonder- ful school year. 92 •wf t High level conference. 93 G oncer BAND COl ' NCIL Pearl Conners Glenda Petty David Wagner G. C. Roe Bob Montgomery Jane Thorp 94 Jano REGIONAL BAND MEMBERS Steve Gill Dave Gill Allen Hayes David Vernon Emily Karsteter Vicki Rogers James Smith 95 g- mJfi-. mm :: ik.v.. l ■ 1 - 1 ,11 (beconcf J eriocf Sand MAJORETTES Deanna Camp Linda Fenner Vicki Rogers Sheryl Estes DRUM rAJOR Pat Tatum 96 1964 Ujano Scveemear One of the most e.xciting occasions for the band is the Sweet- heart Banquet held in the early spring. Last year ' s sweetheart, Miss Jane Thorp, presents her crown to Miss Linda Bradley, the 1964 Sweetheart. Herbert Buster Linda Bradley Pictured at right is the Band Sweetheart and her attendants; they are Otha Woods, Vickie Rogers, Joe Meissner, Pearl Conner, Herbert Buster, Linda Bradley, Deanna Camp, and Lindy Choate. K ,, . i T 1 1 ; i ' .... Deanna Camp Pearl Conner Vicki Rogers 97 C Gappeffa Ghoir 98 [7i - taie Gandidaies iReqional Cjnoir Zn Gappeffa Gaoi ' r Officers GARRY BLODGETT President SHERMAN MII.HOLLOX Vice President ELAINE SCOGGINS Secretary FRIEDA ROYSE Treasurer KRISPEN YOl ' NG Reporter CAROLYN VAUGHN Librarian PHIL MOSES Assistant Librarian Qi ' r s ' Gnorus Officers MELODY CHAPPELL JOYCE ADAMS SL ' SAN lOHNSON SHARON ROBERTS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer 9ir s ' Qj iorus . 0 j| h k a 11 m . ' .Hi h Girls ' Se. e CBotfs ' Oc e 100 1964 Gnoir CBanauei A climax in the busy year of the choir is the Sweetheart Banquet. Miss Elaine Scog- gin is crowned sweetheart; other sweetheart candidates are Jane Thorp and Frieda Royse. Attending the Choir Sweetheart and her escort, Allan Chapman, are: Mr. A. D. Neal, principal, Mike Willis. Frieda Royse, Jane Thorp, Lawrence Scoggin and Mr. T. D. Davis, director. The following students received sweaters at the choir banquet: Betty Culberson, Elaine Scoggin, Phil Moses, Billy Morton, Garry Blodgett, Carolyn Vaughn, Pat Talley and Porta Turner. 101 MR. KARRELL JOHNSON Conductor G oncer, Of . icers STEVE GILL President MIKE WILLIS 1st Vice President BRENDA RAWLE 2nd Vice President FRIEDA ROYSE Secretary SUE PRESTAGE Treasurer JULIA HASTINGS Historian SUE NEW Sgt.-at-Arms 102 O f C ?eaion Orcnes ra Urchesira Sue Prestage Dave Gill Julia Hastings Julia Hastings, Sue Prestage, Sue New, Jerry Phillips, Robert Donahue, Dave Gill and Steve Gill. 103 1964 (Jrcnes ra (L) wee near Last year ' s sweetheart. Miss Julia Hastings, crowns Miss Sue New as the 1964 Orchestra Sweetheart. Sue Prestage Highlighting the social season for the Hirschi Orchestra is the Spring Sweetheart Bancjuet. Pictured here are the lovely coeds selected by their classmates as their sweetheart representatives. Patsy Whetsell (Jfjficers ' C u6 OC.D.G.G. Battalion Staff includes Gene Sczcepinski, Gan- Bosz and Bobbv Estrada. 105 a ompanu 71 jx aiional Defense G om. panu I H J r V;! « |v WKmj.iL flV KiUt .k mK.. i. KLt m Gaoei vjorps Go npanu O LRiffe Ueam Members of the Rifle Team in- clude the following students: STANDING: Gene Sczcepinski. Eddie Smith, David Gordon, and Richard Kindred KNEELING: Tommy Hunt, Dav- id Finley, Leslie Davis, Ted Gid- eon, and Herbert Buster 107 ROSALYN CLAPSADDLE President KAY SHAWN Vice President JUDY RANNE Secretary DONNA LEFFINGW ' ELL Treasurer LINDA BALLEW Reporter PATTI CLAPSADDLE Historian DON MacPHAIL Sgt.-at-Arms GAY BYRNE Representative Jrench Gfu£ Parlez-vous francais? The French Club at HHS, participating in many activities, makes money to purchase maps and films of France to gain a be tter understanding of the country. The annual Mardi Gras in the spring is a big festivity over which reign a King and a Queen, chosen by the French Club. s erinan Gfu6 The German Club provides interestins; and entertaining activities for its members. This organization, under the leadership of its officers and sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Hughes, strives to promote enthusiasm for and interest in the literature, language and people of Germany. GARY BI-ODGETT President TOM FROST Vice President BARRY WILSON Secretary CHERYL LILLICO Treasurer JAN HENLEY Reporter MRS. DOROTHY HrCHES Sponsor 109 t A M ■■■ P IP 1 m IJ mk n ' ■ 1 ■ ' [ ' (uca t m J i um J Oman um Scutum Romanum, orcanized by Latin students under the direction of Miss Ida McCain, strives to further the study of Latin and of the customs of the Roman people. Besides presenting Latin plays at regular meetings, this group holds an annual Roman banquet in which participants recreate the grandeur that was Rome. f ' . Offi, icers JOANNE CARDIN Pro-consul BOBBY ESTRADA Pro-consul SHARON WEIR ■ Secretary DON WALKER Treasurer PATTI CROWLEY Historian ROBERT DONAHUE Sgt-at-Arms lOAN BROOKS Song Leader EDDIE WITHERSPOO! . , Song Leader NORINE THOMPSONl iV EDDIE LOFTIS f )Af Pianist Reporter J an yimerican (uiuoeni Jorum Pan-American Student Forum, sponsored by Mr. Issac Hernandez, promotes a better understanding of Latin American countries. The main events of the year include an annual Thanksgiving project, a Christmas party at the Mexican Day Nursery, guest speakers and the State Convention at Austin. icers President 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Reporter Sgt-at-Arnis Sponsor 0 fn icers BOBBY ESTRADA President THADA TINKER Vice President KUTY BASHAM Sec-Treasurer N S Wn ' ers ' GfuS Under the leadership of sponsors, Mrs. Atha Stitt and Robert McBroom, members of the Writers ' Club are encouraged to learn the art of creative writing through construc- tive criticism. Following assignments of various topics, members submit compositions for group discussion, noting areas for improvement and giving recognition of outstanding accomplishment. W 12 Une JjusAu JiowJ Added to the ITst of organizations this yea r is the staff for The Husky Howl, student publication of Hirschi High School. This group has been essential in building school spirit through its articles published in the local newspaper and its publication of The Husk) Howl. Students gain invaluable experiences in writing and self-expression. DIANE ROBERTS Editor 113 Sioloou G u6 In order to gain additional knowledge of plant and animal life, the Biology Club of HHS provides activities outside the classrooms. Formed and operated by students, this club has guest speakers and special projects such as an annual banquet and field trips. GAY BYRNE LIZ ESTRADA JAN BAILEY RUTH THOES ANGIE HANSON DELBERT W. TODD C. H. DOWDY IR. President Vice President Secretary ' Pledge Captain Reporter Sponsor Sponsor 114 J nusics Cj u6 HHS is proud to have a physics club among its acti e organizations. This group ot scientifically inchned students, under the direction of Denman V. Smith, has done much to enhance the science department at Hirschi through scientific collaboration on special projects. BRUCE COULOMBE RICHARD OXSTOT GENE SZCZEPIXSKI MIKE HARLAX TED GIDEOX President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sgt-at-Arms 115 r -v I ■■ 1 J.I K V fk Si • y mt hl ♦ r - a G The Hirschi Mathematics Department enables each student to gain a wealth of intellectual training. In each mathematics class, students have an opportunity to think for themselves and put their thoughts on paper. The knowledge a student gains in any of the mathematics courses disciplines him for a greater understanding in any of his future endeavors. 116 Enthusi.istic members! 0 ,. icers JEFF SEWARD President ROBERT BUNTING Vice President IAN BAILEY Secretary VICKI STUBBS Secretary MR. GEORGE SHROPSHIRE Sponsor Members of the Library Club, who assist students in the use of the library at HHS, perform innumerable tasks. This group does everything possible to lighten the work of the librarians and to achieve a smooth-running organization. 0 fi icers SHERRY POWERS President GWEN GILBERT Vice President JAN DAVIS Sec-Treasurer GLENDA GRIFFIN Social Chairman JEAN SMITH Reporter MIKE PAYNE Sgt-at-Arms MRS. KATHRYN CROUCH Sponsor MRS. MARY ENGLISH Co-Sponsor 117 KAY SHAWN PHIL MOSES CANDY CLARK ]VDY COOPER lEAN SMITH MRS JACOBS J ed Gross Members of the HHS Red Cross devote much of their time and energ)- to serving their school and community. A Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, Christmas gifts for the teenagers at the State Hospital, and other worthy undertakings are special projects this year. . 118 0 fn icers BOB MONTGOMERY President GARY BOSZ Vice President SHARON WEIR Secretary JEAN SMITH Reporter c u oance GfuS The Guidance Club, under the direction of Mr. Cleodus Beavers, is comprised of those students worlcing in the guidance office and the visual education room. Some of their jobs are to schedule and show films, check out equipment, and help administer various preference and achievement tests. Besides assisting the counselor, the students gain experience in office practices. O aiionaf Unespian ( ocieia Troupe 197 of the National Thespian Societ)- was organized January 6, 1964, as the first national or- ganization on Hirschi campus. Under the direction and sponsorship of Mrs. June Prentice, the ten charter members are pictured here in initiation ceremonies and in their first production THE LOUD RED PATRICK. () . cers KRISPEN YOUNG President MEARL HARRIS Vice President JOANNE CARDIN Secretar)- LEONARD MARTIN Business-Manager jCaiional Jorensic loea ue Established as an intricate part of the Hirschi speech department this year is the Na- tional Forensic League. Members of the NFL supply debaters to represent Hirschi in speech tournaments and interscholastic league competition. The members of this league with the other members of the speech department display school spirit and sportsmanship in every tournament and bring honor to their school. BOBBY ESTRADA JEFF SEWARD JUNE PRENTICE President Vice President Sponsor 121 mm Off- tcers KAREN ROGERS President DIANNE ROBERTS Vice President ANN BOONE Secretary KAREN HILLER Historian JUDY COOPER Reporter iMISS JOHNSON Sponsor Sr vS ' y ?2 iDeaoers Leading gym exercises and assisting Miss Ethelyn Johnson in physical education instruction are twenty- one girls pictured here. Selected for their athletic and leadership ability, these girls aid in interclass tournaments and in developing a complete physical fitness program. GYM LCAOeg Ujoas c: uin iDeacfers These gym leaders lend a most welcome hand to Paul Brotherton in his gym classes. Providing invalu- able aid, the boys check rolls, lead exercises, and direct the classes in sports of all kinds. 0 icers RONNIE LONDON RONNIE McADA TOM ROTH President Vice President Secretary Office iJ ' irsi J erioci Relinquishing their study hall, the office as- sistants perform innumerable tasks, such as gath- ering absentee slips, calling parents, and running errands. The following students start the day in the office: Linda Hamlin, Linda Ball, Sonny Bennett and Johnnie Van Huss. Oecono J erioa Assisting in the office second period are Janis Ralston, Phyllis Ballou, Keith Rounsavell, Pat Talley, Don Walker and Deanna Camp. Uhi ' rcf (Sri ' ocf Performing office duties third period are Glenda Brightwell, Pat Smith, Joan Brooks and Kitty Myers. 124 ouri£ r ' eriocf Contributing their serv- ices fourth hour are Linda Fenner, Vicki Rogers, Lin- da Bradley, Rita Frost, Ru- by Couch and Jimmy Bris- tow. Also pictured at the far right are the corridor assistants. They are Mr. Mc- Broom, sponsor; Milton Hibler, Joe Broyles, Jerry Chancellor, Gary Blodgett, Kenny Sims and Harry Carlson. 9-ifi£ Periocf Fifth period office assistants are Joyce Cole, Judy Cooper, Sherry Powers and Randy Thomp- son. uixtn J erioa To complete the day, Glenda Petty, Rosie En- riquez, Gloria Parkey, Jimmy Kirksey and Sherry Pemberton offer their services. 125 C u ure Ueachers Membership of the Reba Lindsay Chapter of the Future Teachers of America has more than doubled this year. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ella Mae Jessel, these students attend district and state conventions, feature programs on some phase of teaching and participate in regular social events throughout the year. Students who have a keen interest in a career of teaching gain information and experience in the field of education. Ofh icers JOAX BROOKS VICKIE STUBBS LIXDA HAVES LIXDA BRADLEY KAY SHAWN GLENDA PETTi ' JUDY RAXXE PHIL MOSES President Vice President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer Historian Reporter Parliamentarian 126 c oal J osi Decoraiors PHIL MOSES President KAREN HILLER Vice President ANN BOONE Secretar) ' JLTiY COOPER Reporter Under the direction of Mr. William Kolter. these students decorate the goal posts with the Blue and Red and the colors of our opponents. They also develop skits which are presented during the pep rallies. This group is truly a promoter of that Hirschi Spirit, which prompted a poster for Rider Raiders, the Huskies and the WFHS Coyotes. 129 jKtJr e Jn ' rscni Jhecyorcf In all Hirschi High School ' s ever-widening circle of friends, there is none more concerned for the welfare of all students and teachers than Mrs. Ledford. She has proved her friendship by a generous gift of many books for use in all departments of the school. A Husky fan, Mrs. Ledford has reported that seeing the 1963 team in action brought her great pleasure and excitement during the fall. Mrs. Ledford received the first copy of the 1963 Husky, and it is with pride that the staff of the 1964 yearbook presents to her the first copy of this year as an ex- pression of appreciation to a generous friend. 130 Qracfuaies of 1963 WILMA GRAHAM Honor Graduate Terry Frank Aaron Kenneth Eugene Amm Bernice Ann Arp James Larrj- Ashlock Eva Sue Barker Cleotilde (Tillie) Bayona Billie Jean Beck Tom Peter Betz Edward Albert Cantrell Barbara Myers Collins Gary Lynn Davenport Linda Joyce Davis Kerry Kathleen Delaney Jimmie Dale Durant Linda Sue Easterwood Dolores Mary Flores Joe Max Fuller Corliss Ann Gales Sally Irene Garner Geneva Eileene Gilbert Joe Aubrey Golden Elvira Flores Gonzales Wilma Jo Graham Betty Carol Greer Gradyne Wanell Hancock William Jackson Harmon Gloria Jean Holdiness Kenneth Ray Hunt Clarence Weldon Hunter Vetrice Lee Jackson Russell Erwin Kurz Jerry Wayne Lamb Don Morris McClendon Jack Carl McGhee Kenneth Mason Lynn T. Mason Ralph Earl Matz Carroll Lee Moore Cynthia Grace Morrow James Leon Moser Raymond Lee Noble Susan Kaye Noble Charlie George Orsak Patsy Kate Pittman John Lee Radzieta William Kenneth Ratliff William Kenneth Rounsavall Donna Goodman Russell Linda Naomi Rye Veronica Gene Sansing Janet Lee Shrum Nancy Powell Smith Delbert Douglas Stagner Mary Jean Stewart Margaret Ann Tekell Laurence Toth Martha Jeanette Turner Charles J. Waggoner Sharon Renee Walker Shirley Jane Watkins Howard Lee Westmoreland James Thomas Westmoreland, Jr. Lisa Jean Works i ' Si ' isS iaaska , Ouisiancfin i jruce yjoulombe One of the most popular students at Hirschi High School is Bruce Coulombe, a transfer from Laken- heath High School, England. Selected to represent Latin, English, physics, math, and civics in the Who ' s Who section of The Husky. Bruce is a member of the track team. National Honor Society, president of the Physics Club, and a recipient of a scholastic sweater award. 2) eanna G amp Representing the Hirschi Husky Band and the business field of shorthand in the Who ' s Who section of the yearbook is Miss Deanna Camp. Her winning smile, as well as her cooperative spirit, aided Deanna in being selected as one of the senior class beauties and a runner-up for Band Sweetheart. Serv- ing as senior class secretary and as a Husky Band majorette, she has displayed all qualities in becoming one of the most popular seniors in the Class of ' 64. I ' SSHisBSBMSHsmmk A young lady who is deeply interested in a variety of fields is Miss Glenda Petty, selected .is Who ' s Who in journalism and Eng- lish. Her list of student activities include membership in the Hirschi Marching Band, a staff member of Teen Times and the Husky Haul. Miss FTA, and an active student in the speech department. Glenda, representing Hirschi as the recipient of the DAR Award, has received a scholastic sweater award for the past two years. Seniors i uaim iRanne Another popular student on Hirschi campus is Miss Judith Ranne, representing the French and Enghsh departments in Who ' s Who. Judith is the Mardi Gras Queen for the French Club as well as its secretary, Honors Editor for The Husky, a member of Quill and Scroll, a cadet teacher for the FTA, and is reporter for the Class of ' 64. Judith has also received a scholastic letter for the past two years. Jc ames TiDa A. er Selected as Who ' s Who in the fields of math and science is James Walker. He is a member of the Physics Club, a member of the Hirschi Math Club, and a platoon ser- geant in National Defense Cadet Corp. He was selected his junior year to attend a semi- nar on math at the University of Texas. L K ' Ae Jjar an A versatile young man, Mike Harlan, has been selected as Who ' s Who in English and the National Defense Cadet Corp. Mike, a company commander holding the rank of Captain, is the editor of the 1964 Husky, treasurer of the Physics Club, a member of Quill and Scroll and a member of the Senior Council. He has received a scholastic sweater award the past two years. Chosen from a host of young men, Mike was selected by the Sunrise Optimist Club as the Young Texan of the Month, bringing additional hon- ors to himself and to his school. ■■C«t l iiiiiHi ' SfSyj IsJ o ' s WAo Gay Byrne Joe Burton Onqhsh Glenda Petty Mike Harlan Sandra Barnes Bruce Coulombe Joanne Cardin Judy Ranne 9. erman Sue Prestage Tom Frost C)panisn Nellie Vasquez Mercedes Flores Sandra Barnes Judy Ranne SaiL ' 12 Joanne Cardin Bruce Coulombe J liO io ' s W o [Journalism Glenda Petty Chemistry: Jerry Loyd James Schofield Biology: Mike Maurer Ruby Black Physics: James Walker Bruce Coulombe istoru Qjiuics-tjconomics ]e{( Seward Gay Byrne Thada Tinker Bruce Qjulombe )peec Dramatics: Leonard Martin Porensics: ]eii Seward !Mai£ Jerry Loyd Bruce Coulombe James Walker Jeff Seward 135 10 10 ' s WAo (Jrcnes ra Sue Prestage Julia Hastings O r 9 GooAina Betty Frazier Ada Medina Debra Mickelson CA, ' joir OC.D.G.G IJML i iS l l V i jy BH md hE Elaine Scoggin Garry Blodgett Gene Szczepinski Mike Harlan 136 ' W£o ' s WAo Dann)- Trietsch Leonard Martin J ' Ausicaf Ccfucah ' on Landis Harmon Dianne Roberts Shorinand Deanna Camp Jupina Pam Ewing Betty Russell i jooAAeepina Sandra Mayer JKecIianicaf Drawing Garj- Varnell Mike Mulkey Robert Lewis Max Garcia 137 Quin ano (bcroJT ournahsm Linda Hayes Thada Tinker Kitty Basliam Karen Hiller Judy Cooper Dianne Roberts Joyce Young Glenda Petty Glenda Brightwell Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for high school journalists serving on school publications — yearbooks, magazines, and newspapers. Members must be juniors or seniors who are in the upper third of their class and have done superior work in some phase of school publications. They are recommended by their supervisors and approved by the secretary-treasurer of the national organization. The Quill and Scroll Society has taken an active part in raising standards in its field and in directing the course of high school journalism. ylnnua aff Mike Harlan Tom Frost Rita Frost Sharon Weir Judy Ranne ♦No pictured. 138 yCaiionaf J fonor Society SANDRA BARNES BRUCE COULOMBE fSui National Honor Society is established to sti mulate high scholarship, constructive lead- ership, purposeful service and worthy character among students. Hirschi students pre- viously inducted into the National Honor Society of their former high schools are Sandra Barnes from Burkburnett High School and Bruce Coulombe from Lakenheath High School, England. yiiaA iRanAina (ben ors Seniors who have earned a 3.5 average or better during their four years of high school are honored here. Bruce Coulombe Kitt)- Basham Linda Fenner Judith Ranne Sharon Weir Rita Frost Gan ' Bosz 139 , «a;pi p Bruce Coulombe Glenda Petty Judy Ranne Mike Harlan c cno as ic d wea er 36-22-36??? iJ ' ' ' Uty M ' ( .7 uniors Fred Berry Gay Byrne Hal Newsom Jerry Loyd Jeff Seward James Schofield Joanne Cardin 140 C opni lomores Julia Hastings Nancy Streety Brenda Rawle James Pettit John ' ' ■ ' alker Robert Donahue Debra Mickelson Betty Frazier Sue Prestage ■fi m t 1 -Cjjp - ' 1 1 r . B MB T v lk ■ if Students pictured on these two pages received scholastic sweaters after completing the Iowa Test, which covered each phase of the educational pro- gram at Hirschi. To compete for the honor, the participants must have at least a E average or above and must not have any major violation of the school rules on their record. Each of these students is presented with a blue sweater, bearing a red letter inscribed with the lamp of knowledge signify- ing an honor student. Which end of this tape do I read.- re.shinen Pete Einstein Edward Schofield Michele Cobb Kathy Ley David Vernon Jackie Graham Robert Bunting Ronny Frazier Gwen Brunson George Robbins tiol pictured 141 Awards The students pictured below have brought many civic honors to Hirschi High this year. The competitive spirit shown by these students is representative of the students at Hirschi. The Husky Staff is very pleased to acknowledge these stu- dents and the honors won by each. DAVID JOHNSON 4-H Gold Star Boy GLENDA PETTY DAR Award GLENDA PETTY JOE BURTON Mr. and Miss FTA KAREN ROGERS Member of McCalls Teen Fashion Board MIKE HARLAN Young Texan of the Month CAROLYN VAUGHN Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow. 142 Gneerleaders RONNIE McADA LANDIS HARMON PATTI CROWLEY EDDIE LOFTIS resnman Jaooriies 144 0( ancu iPeacocA art [Janner wmore yauori Janis (Jwensbu Gar CBaies 145 junior Jauoriies 146 W [ joobie G iana er Don ytina c5, 7. enior jrauori. ties 0ancfis yjarmon iRonnie Jbonaon 147 ' Jreshman Seauiies TKarsna Cnappe j CPatsu Jnomas jCancu eacocA 148 Q opno nore Jeaa ies nm Teresa iJirazeaJ [Janis (Jwensbu [Peaau iRexroae 149 (Senior Seauiies ' j3oB8ie Gnanaler Gandu G arA Donna eiton 150 junior Jjeauiies Jiaren yxoaers feanna Kjamp i nn Jjoone 151 tntei i- T hlrici . w m J Kjnampions 154 FIRST ROW: Coach Ramon Towery, Jerry Akins, Charlie Little, George Duwnini;, BuiWy ShepparJ, Randy Davis, and Coach Sonny Lang. SECOND ROW: Roy Lee Rocker. Barr - Wilson, Charlie Chambles, Buddy Edwards, Darwin Odom, Pete Padron, Har -ey Hux, and Kenny Sims. THIRD RO ' W ' : Mike Fry. Phillip Faulkner. Billy Tanner. Harold Thomas. Mike Phillips. John McKinley, and RiUt Works. 1963 JiusAies Although the 1963 Hirschi team entered its first year of district competition rated as underdogs, good playing and fine coaching combined to make that rating the incorrect prediction of the year! Student and community fans backed the Mighty Mites and helped greatly in the victories over many strong opponents. Colorful halftime activities generated part of the Hirschi spirit during the entire season. The trophy representing this district title now has a place of honor in the display cabinet. The Junior Varsity Huskies also represented Hirschi in a fine manner by ending the season with an admirable record of 8 wins and no losses. September 6 Henrietta 14 14 September 14 Rider 24 junior Uarsiiu September 19 Eisenhower 6 14 October 4 Haskell 26 September 12 Burkburnett 8 6 October 11 Electra 20 September 21 Graham 24 8 October 18 Childress 28 14 October 3 Vernon 12 6 October 25 Iowa Park 16 7 October 17 Childress 45 November 1 Seymour 15 12 October 24 Rider 24 12 November 8 Quanah 6 7 October 31 Seymour 24 November 15 Olney 14 8 November 7 Quanah 12 6 November 23 Winters 6 13 November 14 Olney 27 6 155 Cjoacni ' na Staff JESS G. STILES SNOWBALL, the mascot. BOBBY D. PAGE W. D. LARGIN yjapiaix ains HARRY CARLSON DON KING COACH STILES GARY BLODGETT JKc anaqers ' 9 ' Sonny Bennett, Richard Igo, Tim Lillard, W ayne Rogers, and Nowell Smith are key men in the behind-the-scene preparation of the Varsity, Junior Varsit} ' , and Freshmen football teams. C?resAman [7oowa FIRST ROW: Coach Douglas Miller, Bill Soloby, Toby Goodman, David Gilbert, Dickie Estrada, Billie Brown, Benny Askins, Mike Soloby, and Coach Jack Vantrease SECOND ROW; Connie Stewart, Ar il Parkey, David Hamm, Gary Tanner. Ste e Walker, Ronny Frazier, Clifton Smith, and Wally Grider THIRD ROW; Glenn Arlington, Larry Crabb, Steve Osborn, Jackie Graham, Bobby Winkler, Robert Bunting, Bud Harmon, and Larry Keen 157 GARY BLODGETT Halfback— 21 All-District Honorable Mention DANNY GRIFFIN Halfback— 22 DOUGLAS TANNER Halfback— 30 TOMMY ESTRADA Halfback— 20 All-District Honorable Mention Get ' em little Rick! RONNIE FAULKNER Quarterback — 11 All-District MAY of Iowa Park proved tough. 158 BOBBY ESTRADA Fullback— 32 CHUCK PEARSON Fullback— 33 , - ' ' ;$ ' A« ' ' m. With that block, Ross ought to make it. RICKY MEARS Halfback — 10 All-District Honorable Mention DAVID STRACHAN Halfback— 41 All-District Honorable Mention ROSS FARRIS Quarterback — 10 All-District Who ' s huddle is this anj-way? 159 BRUCE STRICKLAND Guard — 60 KENNY OSBORN Guard — 61 KENNY REYNOLDS Center — 51 All-District Honorable Mention MANUEL HOLGIN Tackle — 71 All-District Childress blocked out some, but not all. 160 ABEL RAAIOZ FRED BERRY Guard — 62 Tackle— 63 All-District All-District Honorable Mention Honorable Mention CARL BATES Guard — 64 OK fella, that ' s just about far enough. PETE HERNANDEZ Tacklf 65 All-District Don ' t just stand there — git him! 161 JOE BURTON End— 85 All-District Honorable Mention DON KING Tackle— 75 All-District Honorable Mention 162 I ' m gonna take my ball and go home. WILLIAM SHAW End— 80 SIDNEY McDonald End— 84 All-District All fall down (or 7 come 11) ! Pile on ! Blodgett evades for a touchdown. 163 5 Go Gnampions 164 1963 64 JfasL ' es During the 1963-64 season the Huskies once again made a great showing. Our boys brought honor to HHS with a District Co-Championship and a season ' s record of 19-9. Although not able to represent district 5-AA in the state playoffs, the Huskies earned the respect of their opponents with a sportsman-like attitude characteristic of Hirschi High. 29 3 5 6 7 10 12 13 14 17 19 2 3 4 Valley View Archer City Henrietta Childress Midway Holliday Henrietta Childress Quanah Archer City Burkburnett Iowa Park Rider Duncan 68 39 58 37 39 56 65 44 54 38 68 34 51 54 66 50 61 45 40 44 44 60 56 63 54 45 January January January January January January January January January February February February February Bebrua 4 Burkburnett 37 48 7 Electra 52 40 9 Burkburnett 65 63 14 Quanah 74 23 17 Seymour 58 49 21 Olney 52 50 24 Childress 63 62 28 Iowa Park 52 53 31 Electra 57 21 4 Open 7 Quanah 52 25 11 Seymour 63 55 14 Olney 60 49 18 Childress 52 44 DAVID BARKER Forward SERGE SONSINI Forward CURTIS COOPER— Forward DOUGLAS TANNER— Forward MANUEL HOLGIN— Guard All-District Honorable Mention RONNIE FAULKNER— Center All-District 166 22 ESr- JERRY BUSH— Guard JERRY LOYD— Center KEITH ROUNSAVELL— Forward GARY VARNELL— Fomard All-District DAVID BRASIER— ForR ' ard ROSS FARRIS— Guard junior. Uarsi ty JjasAemalf FIRST ROW: Wayne Rogers, Phillip Faulkner, Tony Kowalick, David Wagner, Richard Igo and George Downing SECOND ROW: Charlie Chambles, Pete Padron, Joe Burton, Andy Williams, Hal Newsom and Donny Emerson ' resnman JasAeiban m i Bi 1 1 H 9 T [ m II hh ' •• ' 1 ill p l L jt ' • iiiM f ii V y vn •ff ir fl f 1 168 Saseoa I Organized this year as another first is the baseball team which will represent Hirschi High School in district play. The boys were just be- ginning tryouts at the time The Husky was meeting its final deadline; therefore, only a brief introduction to the team and its schedule is available. Coaches are W. D. Largin and Jack Vantrease. April 15 Burkburnett April 17 Seymour April 21 Olney April 23 Mineral Wells April 25 Eisenhower of Lawton April 28 Olney April 30 Seymour May 5 Burkburnett May 8 Vernon May 11 Rider May 13 Mineral Wells May 15 Vernon Diiliict games. - ...3 169 FRONT ROW: Coach Lang, Roy Rooker, Buddy Shepard, Ricky Mears, Mike Hudson, Tommy Estrada, Tim Lillard, and Coach Stiles. SEC OND ROW: Tom Roth, Bruce Coulombe, Gary Blodgett, Wilham Shaw, Doug Tanner, Bruce Strickland, Mike Fry, and Steve Sansing THIRD ROW: Tom Frost, Randy Thompson, Richard Allmon, Ronnie McAda, Andy Williams, Charles Chambles, Chuck Pearson, Larrj Scoggin. TOP ROW: Buddy Edwards, Milton Hibler, Ross Farris, Ronnie Faulkner, Don King, Sid McDonald, and Marshall Caskey. cneou e Bowie February 25 Iowa Park Invitational February 29 Possum Kingdom Relays March 7 Eisenhower March 1 8 Wichita Falls Invitational March 21 Triangular March 26 Eisenhower April 7 District Meet at Coyote Track April 1 1 170 1963 JSeiiermen Douglas Tanner, Tim LiUard, Randy Thompson, Gary Blodgett, William Shaw, Richard AUmon, Harry Carlson, Sid McDonald, Tom Roth, Don King, Marshall Caskey and Ronnie Faulkner. Not pictured: Barry Hall, Mike Porter and Nowell Smith. 171 o. ennis FIRST ROW: Rosie Enriquez, Carolyn Smith, Ricky Addkinson, Sally Babb, Angie Goodman and Barbara Hendrix SECOND ROW; Siindra Stewart, E ebby Mickelson, Kathy Warren, Kay Lewis, Marilyn Marcom, Jill Holloway and Donna Leffingwell FIRST ROW: James Cooper, Sandra Dermott, Patricia Clapsaddle, Leonard Einstein SECOND ROW: Larry Carr, Don Holly, Page Garni, Garry Blodgett, Billy Stewart and Terry Van Huss Merle Ramsey ft. Jerry Richardson 9of Perhaps golf, one of the most ac- tive of all sports, is also one of the least publicized. Though few stu- dents are as well acquainted with golf as they are with football or basketball, it should be realized that this group is responsible for addi- tional honors bestowed upon Hir- schi. Under the direction of Coach Snyder, these boys continue in a manner which exemplifies the good sportsmanship noted at Hirschi. Coach Snyder, Jerr ' Richardson. Dwan Pryor, Merle Ramsey. 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