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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1965 volume:

- ' ,A ( 0 . Ja i A J: 4 c :vuL_ , ' ■-- •- - ' CXW - - r:5 -- - c o . v 6. o pi iiii r965 Pictorial history of Hirschi ' s third proud year. e story filled with hopes and plans, achievements, student sets foot in the halls of 6ie a tte tt ' P t ie«M%cC 2 4fr lineccatco t 4 Pcctix c ewe« 6 4cl«Hc U t tcitco t 20 ' 5?W M5 42 0% uUjatc M 64 Sp ytt 94 ( i i e f2g Student c{e r94 ' u Sta ( -SdttonA 0€«C Cl6c«t ' KcLtnc«ui StattoK ' Su4iHe 4 TH M U ( €Uf. efnne ' f oHonA SCcfO et S tnada. On t UfOtaut St ut Stfu SponU RonaU C ifie ( IcC Pc K Sc o ceCd Stude tt e{e THt P ufHC 4xt ' BcU SotiACfU ' P 4ytcfna k en CHHCa. C4 t acC c€19 m6c T iaM T oufCaa4, SfrOK CX ' ?Hn . Ua, P. uUe P u to na a uUi£t t4U THn,. Vei e TO. ocU Honored on these pages is Mrs. Myrtle Hirschi Ledford, one of Hirschi High School ' s best friends. Ever ready to re- spond to invitations to visit, she shows great interest in all activities. She is particularly proud of the school library which she has help to build through gifts of books. During a visit she is pictured sharing the excitement of in- specting a new shipment of books. Mr. L. E. Orrick, Di- rector of Visual Education and of Library Services, Mrs. Crouch and Mr. Neal add their ap- proval. Because of her many contri- butions to civic cause, Mrs. Led- ford is well known in Wichita Falls. She has served on the city council, on the local Board of Education, and on many com- mitties in her church. It can be said of her that she has al- ways been aware of the needs of others. Sfrcfut ut t WE ARE THE HUSKIES . . . COULDN ' T BE PROUDER The anticipation of an exciting game, the pride of placing first in competition and the joy of being a part of such a wonderful school, caused these words to resound throughout the halls of Hirschi this year. New freshmen took up this cry of veteran Huskies and soon learned its meaning . . . determination to do our best and to bring pride and glory to Hirschi through all we do. e J r TW 7{ a Richard Leland Allmon Robert Fred Arbuckle Marvin James Ball, Jr. Kathryn Eileen Basham Ronald Daniel Bell Arthur James Bennett Gary Allen Blodgett Elizabeth Ann Boone Gar) ' Lee Bosz Karen Faye Self Boyle Linda Kay Bradley Glenda Willine Brightwell James Merton Bristow Mareta Carol Britton Joan Lynn Brooks Michael Paul Brown Sharon Janan Brown Herbert Wayne Buster Deanna Gay Camp Harry Virgil Carlson Larry Ray Case Jesse Richard Chambers, Jr. Rosalyn Frances Clapsaddle Curtis Lee Cooper, Jr. Judith Louise Cooper Bruce Robert Coulombe Patricia Ann Crowley Betty Annette Culberson Linda Sue Davenport Leslie Allen Davis Bobby Gene Estrada Pamela Jane Ewing Linda Nell Fenner Mercedes Florez, Jr. Leonard Frankenberg Rita Jane Frost Thomas Eugene Frost Bobby Dee Fudge Craig Louis Garner Suzanne Elizabeth Garner Theodore Paul Gideon James Lynn Gilmore Dorothy Darlene Hafemeister Linda Faye Hamilton Michael Lynn Harlan Carolyn Joyce Harmon Landis Diane Harmon Sheryl Estes Harrison Linda May Hayes Karen Lucile Hiller Patsy Lanell Holloway Opal Elizabeth Isaacs Wayne Harr)- Johnson Richard Dennis Kindred Jimmy Roland Kirksey Sharron Ann Kissinger Donna Jean Lanning Patricia Lynn Little Edward William Loftis Ronald Michael London Ronnie Eugene McAda Gerry Lee McAninch Hazel Elizabeth McMurray Helen Charlene Martin Sandra Kay Mayer Efrain M. Medina William Cilfton Metcalf Billy Wayne Morton Phillip Harold Moses, II Michael Dawayne Mulkey Gary Lynn O ' Neal Richard Hubert Onstot Donald Loring Parker Alice Faye Perkins Glenda LaVerne Petty Sherry Ann Powers Janet Price Judith Ann Ranne Linda Dianne Roberts Paul Rodriquez Gilbert Clarence Roe, Jr. Nancy Karen Rogers Vickie J. Rogers Thomas J. Roth Betty Alice Russell Bryan Clark Scherff Judy Carol Scherff Elaine Jean Scoggin Nora Katherine Shawn Melda Jean Smith Gary Robert Stein Bruce Donald Strickland Vicki Leigh Stubbs Linda Carol Swan Eugene Stanley Szczepinski, Jr. Douglas Wayne Tanner Deloris Ann Sinclair Thompson Randy Forrest Thompson Thada Marie Tinker Porta Fay Turner Johnnie Deane Van Huss Gary Joe Varnell Jaye Carolyn Vaughn Donald E. Walker, Jr. James Benjamin Walker Sharon Lea Weir Esther Naomi Wei born Johnny Lee Wiist Joyce Ladeen Young Alois June Hafemeister — Mid-term f964 ftcuUciiitei. acf CH t Seasonal spirit was expressed in many ways at Hirschi in THE YEAR THAT WAS. The traditional tree was trimmed by members of the senior class. Doors were decorated with yuletide scenes by all homeroom classes, and the Music Department heralded the coming vacation with a final Christmas program which inspired the feeling of joyful anticipation. 10 eei TW 7 M S ' NBfv RL KtJ i kiflKr H -r ' --Ji . Hi - VnoLJ M¥ K ' l - H k ,9 ' ' ' fP I IM 1 1 II I B BL ' i l e tMcC-t - Scenes C4€ t The achievements of the members of the various departments at Hirschi High School in THE YEAR THAT WAS could not have been possible without the many hours of behind-the- scenes preparation. Willingness to work hard to reach a goal, a factor which has been instilled in the members of these departments, will remain as a part of their character throughout their lives. e vi 7 ' «« 13 7 W TOcu Undoubtedly lunch was the most eagerly anticipated period of THE YEAR THAT WAS. The mad rush started by each lunch bell might have made a visitor think the Olympics were not being held in Japan but in the halls of Hirschi. However, the meals, carefully pre- pared in the spotless kitchen and displayed within easy reach of the students, was well worth the rush. 15 4 XC€t CH t e«w ' 7 W 7i M Racing pulses and surging hearts await report card day. A week of cramming, extra work, grade averaging and worry lead up to that fateful Tuesday every six weeks. Some face it with confidence, others with dread. The thought of taking grades home unnerves some, and the relief of making the honor rolls fills others with joy. Always resolutions follow to do better next time ... to study harder ... to pay more attention in class. 17 4ctco€t iti t 1 e«iw T-W 7( M Action was filled with suspense and delight in THE YEAR THAT WAS. Keeping pace with the Hirschi winning tradition in all school sports, game after game spelled victory for the Huskies. Cooperation and sportsmanship played an important role in this year ' s sports story and made the competition more fun and exciting for those who played and for the twelfth man who stood on the sidelines to watch and to yell. ■m. 6Am w I % i 20 4cUHU€C t iatCOH 21 4cUHiHc tn€UofU 0( ien €C o School Our administration carries out the duties necessary for a school system to work on a smooth and efficient plane. Devoted to help- ing students as well as faculty, our local administrators are deserving of their posts of leadership placed upon them by the community. JOE B. McNIEL, M.A., LL.D. Southern Methodist University Midwestern University Superintendent of City Schools 7 ski M G. H. KIRBY, MA. R. M. DAVIS, M.A. LUTHER E. ORRICK JOSEPH L. GOLDING University of Southern Austin College B.A., M.A. B.S., M.A. California Administrative University of Texas East Texas State Collei e Assistant Superintendent Assistant Director of Audio-Visual Midwestern University of Schools Educalion Director of Athletics 22 DR. W L POWERS WARREN SILVER J. PHH.I IP ' f I N I C;HAM GERALD HODGES Sc iooi oa uC Although they are involved in their own work and home lives, the Board of Education places stu- dent welfare on the priority list, which is demon- strated by decisions made on important matters at regular and special meetings. Because of sincere interest and full examination of school problems, the local board commands the combined friend- ship and respect of patrons, faculty, and students. N k DICK HARRIS MRS. LAURA J DOING PRESIDENT IKARD SMITH 23 Out Pxitcifial, As principal of Hirschi High School, A. D. Neal has carefully guided the stu- dents through THE YEAR THAT WAS by thoughtful advice, essential criticism, and con- scientious regard for their welfare. In ad- dition to his regular duties, Mr. Neal gives of himself to the whole school in unique ways that let his warm personality be felt through- out the year. 24 25 O cce Sta puuifteA CLIFFORD J. HUGHES S., M.A. Texas Wesleyan College Sam Houston State College Acting as a right hand for the principal, Mr. Clifford Hughes performs the duties of vice-principal of Hirschi High School. In addition to teaching a government class, Mr. Hughes is concerned with student rec- ords, class registration, bank-day deposits, and cafeteria supervision. r b 26 S cce Ofie uitaut MRS, KATHRVN MRS. IRENE MORTON MRS. VIRGINIA MRS. ESTHER CROUCH, B.S Assistant Librarian ORSAK BRADLEY Texas Woman ' s Secretary to the Principal Registrar University A highly proficient and ciedicated office staff manages the everyday op- erations of Hirschi High School. The vice-principal, the guidance counselor, the librarians, the secretaries, and the student assistants demonstrate a sincere interest in helping the faculty and the students. This staff relieves the princi- pal Mr. Neal of many technical prob- lems and burdens. CLEODUS BEAVERS- B.A„ Ed.M. Oklahoma City University LIniversity of Oklahoma 1 . = i. ,t S w ■ • ■ js III imj m m - V:-d ra! mnmwL f 27 Through obtaining a working knowledge of the linguistic and literary heritage rightfully his, each student has a chance to develop skills useful in all academic work. Hirschi ' s curriculum in English offers a broadening and subsequential pattern that gives each writer opportunity for development of better patterns for thinking and writing. MRS, KATHERYN BALLARD B.S. East Texas State Teachers College MRS. MARGARET H. BARTON B.S., M.Ed. University of Texas MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY B.A. Mary Hardin-Baylor College MRS. PATRICIA LAUCK B.A. Midwestern University MRS. ANNA M. LOGGIE B.A. Midwestern L ' niversity P%omoteA Setter eC ztcoK Hirschis foreign language department offers stu- dents opportunities for better understanding of cultures, customs, and ways of speech different from their own. Through German, Latin, French, and Spanish clubs, en- joyable activities are provided for foreign language stu- dents. MRS. GLADYS O. DAVIS ISAAC HERNANDEZ B.S. B.A., M.A. University of Oklahoma Sul Ross State College MRS. DOROTHY MISS IDA McCAIN HUGHES, B.M., B.S. M.A. Midwestern University University of Texas 29 The journalism staff at Hirschi High School is constantly alert to items of interest throughout the school. Publishing the school newspaper and reporting on local activities for Teen Times each Tuesday in the Wichita Falls Times make this coverage necessary. News stories, features, and sports columns insure variety in journalistic writings. M ROBERT L. McBROOiM B.A. University of Texas Confidence in public speaking is the reward students receive by participating in Hirschi ' s speech classes. Expert teaching prepares the stu- dents for competition in speech tournaments and enables them to produce excellent plays for the entertainment of the students, the faculty, and the community. MRS. JUNE PRENTICE B.M., M.ED. Baylor University 30 Soccal Studce4 ' P% wcde Students are able to reach an understanding of past civilizations and present ways of life through the courses offered by the Social Studies Department. Aided by films, current newspapers, and special television productions, world and American history students emerge from these classes capable of becoming responsible, well-informed citizens. MISS EVELYN E. BARRY B.S., MA. Texas Woman ' s University George Peabody College WILLIAM F. KOLTER B.S. Texas Wesleyan College BOBBY PAGE B.S. Midwestern University RAMON TOWRY B.S. Midwestern University JACK VANTREASE B.S. West Texas State College C. L. VAUGHN B.A., M.Mus.Ed. University of Oklahoma l iiiik 31 MRS. ' MARTHA T. ELDON LEE JOHN B. RATCLIFF S. GEORGE HARVEY PATTERSON B.A. SHROPSHIRE B.A. B.S. East Central B.A. Sweet Briar College Midwestern University State College Howard Payne College TfCcU iUeK e l uUcftcccU THut U In today ' s world much emphasis is being placed on the need for mathe- matics. Many students of Hirschi High School are developing their reason- ing and analytical powers through more math courses. Because of the c hallenge presented in the basic courses — plane geometry, algebra, and related math — students often continue into the more advanced fields of trigonometry, solid geometry, and calculus. MRS. NELL D. THIEM B.S. Midwestern University CALVIN R. UNDERWOOD, JR. B.S., M.A. North Texas State University C. H. DOWDY. JR B.S., M.Ed. Midwestern University W. W. LANG, JR. B.S. Midwestern University MONTE N. LOWE B.S. Midwestern Llniversity 7( ofi£d TfCet Science T efi ZfttmeHt Like all good high schools in the United States, Hirschi offers its students oppor- tunity to further their education in science through courses in general science, biology, chemistry and physics. Unique at Hirschi High School, in meeting the highly scien- tific challenges of this modern world, are the exceptionally well-qualified science teachers and the modern facilities of the sci- ence labs. DENMAN V. SMITH B.S. Midwestern University DELBHRT W. TOOD B.S. Texas Technological College ome fuUiutf Sci4tc ( c MRS. VIRGINIA HUFF B.S., M.S. Kansas State University MRS. ELLA MAY JESSEL B.S., M.Ed. University of Illinois Aided by modern equipment, the Home Economics Department at Hirschi teaches students the fundamentals of cooking, sewing, and other basic homemaking skills. These practical instructions will prove essential in future homemaking chores. 34 ooztauuU icUHctu m k ntOHt at ' cfUc C MRS. DORTHA J. JACOBS B.S. Midwestern University W. D. LARGIN B.S., M.Ed. Southeastern State College J. A. LARIMORE B.S. North Texas State Universit % Offering students practical training in typing, bookkeeping, and shorthand, the com- mercial department constantly suggests possible careers in business, while mechanical drawing and shop provide excellent training for those planning a career in architecture, drafting, or engineering. Industrial Co-operative Training encourager high standards of workmanship and scholarship as students prepare for a career in industry. IRS. OLIVE DL NN KARRELL J. JOHNSON CAROL C. MAGEE .A. B.M. B.M., M.Ed. exas Christian University of Texas West Texas State College University The music department brings pleasure to many persons at football games and pep rallies, as well as at concerts and special assemblies. Included are the band, orchestra, and choir which entertain in the universal language of music. Those performing may develop skills essential for later vocational choices. 4nt S tcaufUi e4 talent Hirschi students interested in art have an opportunity to develop talent through the Art Department. Art students capture the beauty around them through the use of ceramics, oil and water painting, poster design, and papier-mache constructions. MRS. LINDA PREVOST B.A. Howard Payne College ' H ' VS . Z eo ' €eofi4. ecuCefiJUfr The Hirschi National Defense Cadet Corp unit is one which carries on Hirschi ' s proud tradition of being the best. Working under its official motto, Learn today, lead tomorrow, it was awarded the Honor School title on the first try: a feat rarely ac- complished. Cadets study military sciences and strive always to do well academically. LEO E. HARMON B.A. Southwestern State College 37 ' PA f ccal S CucatcoH The Physical Education Department is an integral part of everyday life at Hirschi High School. Its web, woven throughout the curriculum, touches the life of every student. In addition to a varied program JOE L. CADLE DOUGLAS D. MILLER R. L. SNYDER JESS STILES B.S. B.S. M.Ed. B.S. Sam Houston Teachers Midwestern University Midwestern University Midwestern University College 38 T € k4Znt H€Ht Sc€ied4. €€ €44 of athletics, this department conducts a well-planned, coordinated intramural sports program. Hirschi stu- dents participate in football, baske tball, track, tennis, golf, baseball, and other athletic competition. H|: ' - __:= , H A MISS ETHELYN JOHXiOX M.Ed. Hardin Simmons University 39 MRS. PAULINE AKRIDGE MRS. JOHNNIE CALLAWAY OLLIE DANIELS MRS. OLA EDWARDS MRS. ROSA LEE EVANS MRS. LELA HALEY ( a etencci. and MRS. RUTH HUDSON MRS. FAYE LEWIS MRS. BETTYE POWERS MRS. ANN ROBERTS MRS. EUNICE ROGERS MRS. LURA SHACKELFORD MRS. BEULAH SNOW MRS. TOMMIE THOMPSON MRS. ILA WHETSELL 7H ciutt€«t€Utce Sen Acce S ntccd PETE HALEY ALTON BIRDETTE DEWEY CHANCELLOR JOHN JACKSON R. C. LAWHON HENRY YOUNG The services performed by the cafeteria and the maintenance personnel are often very arduous and thankless tasks. Under the direction of Mrs. Beth Hobson, cafeteria as- sistants prepare an average of 1350 meals daily; and under the direction of Mr. Pete Haley, the maintenance staff cleans approximately 200,000 square feet of floor space daily. 42 oHon Pe o t t 7( a f 7lfr e Seto md { OOHKC ( andlK President National Forensic League . . . National Honor Society . . . Thespian . . . Scholastic Sweater Award-2 years . . . Math Club President . . . Runner-up Inter- national Optimist Oratorical Contest Who ' s Who. Scholastic Sweater Award-2 years . . . Consul Latin Club . . Secretary Thespians . . . Vice-President Writer ' s Club . . . Journalism Staff . . . Girls State Representative . . . National Honor Society . . . Who ' s Who. Scholastic Sweater Award-4 years . . . Thespian . . . National Honor Society . . . French Club Officer National Forensic League . . . National Honor Society DAR Citizenship Award ... A Cappella Choir . . . All-Stai- Cast for District and Regional One Act Underwood Memorial Scholarship . . . Who ' s Who. Plays 1963, 1964 . . . Basketball . . . Who ' s Who. ai 7UiUf44 SciHcOta. €inHe4 45 JOHII St UdA. Joanne Cardin, Sandra Barnes, Jane Thorp, Peggy Higgle, Charles Chambles, Brenda Rawle, Thea Stanford, Ruby Black Betty Frazier Barbara Braun Nellie Vasquez Lynda Tinney 7( , Ruby Black Brenda Rawle Kenneth Wachsnian Ruth Thoes 46 7( ScCence hy sic j: Chemiury: Biology: Jeff Seward Robert Donahue James Allen Randy Davis Renate Riley Sfre€tA, Debate: Jeff Seward, Katrina Bralton Drama: Krispen Young, Hal Newsom Gwen Babin Linda Hartney Not Pictured Jeff Seward, Robert Donahue, Hal Newsom, Betty Frazier 47 S€UU Dave Gill Steve Gill 4nt Ada Medina ' PoccU 48 glot Uit Patricia Bates Sue Prestage Steve Gil Garrv Blodgett Sandra Barnes y « d ... Iji K A J i ' !1 H V ' ' ' ' H ■-• Dave Gill David Nipp 7( i ' 7{ Dawn McAuley J.nxc G)Ie Sandra Barnes Katrina Bratlon Glenda Griffin ttdu ttlal 4%U Shop: Jerry Rhodes Mike Phillips Mechanical Draut Ross Farris Randy Davis S i ftticiind Marshall Caskey 49 2uM sutd Scnoa Mr. Robert L. McBroom Qualifications for QUILL AND SCROLL are high. A student must rank scholastically in the top one-third of his junior or senior class and do superior. work on a school publication. Hirschi High School has 18 members in its chapter chosen from the HUSKY and HUSKY HOWL staffs. Mrs. Lola P. Hulsey Gwen Babin, Linda Ball, Dennis Bish, Gay Byrne, Ronald Cape, Joanne Cardin, Marshall Caskey, Charles Chambles, Elizabeth Estrada, Thotnas Fowler, Angelia Hanson, Linda Hartney, James Schofield, Carolyn Teague, Krispen Young, Gail Coulombe, Leonard Martin. Glenda Griffin. 50 j ' (7 pictured. Gwen Babin Linda Ball David Barker Sandra Barnes Fred Berry Garr ' Blodgett Katrina Brattim Joe Burton Gay Byrne Joanne Cardin Marshall Caskey Charles Chambles Kathy Ergish Elizabeth Estrada Ronnie Faulkner Tom Fowler Dave Gill LaDonna Gore Glenda Griffin Angie Hanson Linda Hartney Lindy Hempling Jill Holloway Judy Jurgenson Jerry Loyd Leonard Martin Bobby Montgomer Hal Newsom Herbert Pirkey Jim Schofield Jeff Seward Nancy Smith Judy Spears Pat Talley Carolyn Teague Ruth Thoes TfdtuM OHon. Soccet f New at Hirschi in THE YEAR THAT WAS is the National Honor Society Students are chosen for membership on the basis of their outstanding scholastic achievements. The National Honor Society prepares students to lead in a turbulent and complex world by encouraging and stimulating scholarship, leadership, pur|T )scfui service and worthy character. Oiiccen JOE BURTON President KRISPEN YOUNG Vice-President JOANNE CARDIN Secretary ' LEONARD MARTIN Business Manager MRS. JUNE PRENTICE Sponsor TUUioHol e UoK Society Entertaining is their job, and members of Hirschi ' s National Thespian Society combine their talent with the guidance of Mrs. June Prentice to present many fine performances to Hirschi students and faculty and to the community. The NTS members learn to joy the hard work, the confusion, the tension and the last minute worries as they gain practical experience in all phases of staging a play. Members pictured below are: Linda Ball, Linda Ballew, Joe Burton, Joanne Cardin, Joyce, Cole, Carol Colvin, Plannah Dodson, Cherye! Grider, Angie Hanson, Mearl Harris, Donna Jetton, Leonard Martin, Rij ljy Mears, Hal New m, Jan Owensby, Jeff Seward, Serge Sonsini Nancy Streety, Pat Tatum, Jane Thorp, Clie Tinker, Krispen Youngf ' t-Aft ■n ft IK. ' Members piLtureJ above are Linda Ball, Katrina Bratton, Charles Chambles, Charles Clapsaddle, Michele Cobb, Pete Einstein, Angle Hanson Starmye Harmon, Jeff Seward, Carolyn Teague and Frances Watts. Ttcitco tcil oncH ce deafue Under the direction of Mrs. June Prentice, the National Forensic League has brought many honors to Hirschi. League members devote many hours of tedious research in preparatio n to represent HHS in tournaments held over the state. During the year the NFL members entered the Top of Texas tournament at Wichita Falls High School, the Dallas Adamson tournament, the Jesuit of Dallas, and Abilene tournaments which pre- pared them well for Interscholastic League competition in March. O cce JEFF SEWARD President CHARLES CHAMBLES Vice-President LINDA BALL Secretary ' MRS. JUNE PRENTICE Sponsor 53 im ' H ♦ ' 1 iWi ' 1 iP 4 F  ' am W 1 m Ma %m(M xl 1 ■ B  :l ' ' ' ■ ' ■IS ■ in w ■■■ : m j ■uli ilSI ! ■ ' «l SENIORS: Charles Chambles, Jeff Seward. Gay Byrne, Jim Schofiekl. Ruth Thoes, Hal Ne%vsom. Fred Berr - O4€o% Scueatex 4e4ACtftct Students f964- 965 Jl ' NIORS: Randy Davis, Betty Frazier, Sue Prestage, Brenda Rawie, Margaret Riggle, Robert Donahue, Nancy Streety, John Walker 54 SOPHOMORES: Michele Cobb, Elaine Draper, Pete Einstein, Ronald Frazier, Jackie Graham, Glenda Lambert, Edward Schofield, David Vernon, Kenneth Wachsman Recipients of honor sweaters are students of high scholastic cahber. They are chosen on a percentage basis from their respective classes, and scholarship determination is made by a survey of the student ' s total high school grades and his placement on the Iowa Achievement tests. FRESHMEN: James Allen, Johnny Copeland, Kami Day, Gret;t; Hartney, Jeanette Marantino, Rebecca Nelson, Scott Nyman, Richard Popham, Julie Peterson, Winneal Snider ' ' Nol Pictured 55 Lawrence Scoggin Jerry Shawn Sherman Milhollon Charles I.ittlc Garry Boldgett Frieda Royse LaDonna Gore Nancy Smith Susan Johnson Jane Thorp Sandra Barnes Tommie Moody 4Ul e 40K gAoifi Representing Hirschi in the All-State Choir is Garry Blodgett and in the All-State Band are Steve Gill, Dave Gill, and John Schnell. Thirty-three other Hirschi students, outstanding in the music field, placed in the All-Region Band and Choir. 4(l-Suite Garry Blodgett Garry Blodgett during re- hearsal with Mrs. Olive Dunn 4U ' Stau Lois Jean Petty, Floyd Cogley, Dave Gill, Pearl Conner, Emily Karsteter 4U-State SciHd ia 1 e i4 ' B utd Steve Gill, John Schnell, Da e Gill Taresa Chambles, Floyd Cogley, Joyce Cole, Pearl Conner, Jimmy Cook, Cheryl Cope, Robert Donahue, Dave Gill, Steve Gill, Emily Karsteter, Mike Maurer, David Miller, Kathy Ordesch, Lois Jean Petty, John Riegle, John Schnell, James Smith, Pat Tatum, Rich.irJ Ward Mike Bullock, Richard Gray, John Schnell, Johnny Gill, John Riggle, Orville Pirky, Steve Gill, Robert Donahue. James Smith, Tommie Moody, Brenda Rawle, Rudy Black, Patsy Whetsell, Sue New, Sue Prestage. Julia Hastings, Larry Vaughn 4U e 4o4t OxcAeA ui Sue Prestage, Steve Gill Julia Hastings, Steve Gill, Robert Donahue, Sue Prestage 58 utcU z 9fetK It has been said that words are powerful tools, that they can do anything we want them to do; but when it comes to using words to pay a tribute to someone who truly deserves that tribute, the use of too many and too flowery phrases often detracts from and lessens the feeling which is being expressed. Such is the case here. We shall be brief, but this does not lessen the feeling with which these words are expressed. Linda, your constant smile and quiet faith will continue to be a source of inspiration to ail of us who have had the opportunity to know you. Softly and humble we say, Thank you. 59 The Hirschi students pictured on these pages have brought civic honors to our school as well as to themselves in THE YEAR THAT WAS. Their competitive spirit is representative of all the Hirschi students. LINDA HARTNEY Hirschi Miss FTA; District VII Alternate to the State Convention JEFF SEWARD Runner-up in the International Opti- mist Oratorical Contest SANDRA BARNES DAR Award Willard Underwood Music Scholarship PHYLLIS BALLOU Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow It V. tJ f- !SHSi|PV smst m fs ' Recognition to tlie Coaches, Booster Club, players, anci students for displaying good sportsmanship and a never-say-die-spirit is presented by the city of Wichita Falls, JOANNE CARDIN JOE BURTON Boys ' State and Girls ' State Representatives ROBERT DONAHUE, BETTY FRAZIER, and RANDY DAVIS Represented Hirschi at the Five Spheres of Science Symposium at Midwestern University. 61 ?to HCft€€ ( e Seeoand 62 ocfoitcf 4coiand uut te ( ' O tdcfit % t %tWi 63 64 i:. .. ' .. On uUfCituut 65 ' 0 t i iH ' fll fl( ' '  m4 ' 65 66 t Tfecift 7 «r %W Pooling their energies, the dozen members of the ' 65 HUSKY staff kept one goal in mind — produc- tion of Hirschi ' s best b ook to date. Mrs. Lola P. Hulsey directed all efforts to make this edition truly reminiscent of the excitement of Hirschi ' s scholastic and athletic growing up to provide Wichitans an example of good citizenship in win- ning or losing. Looking back at the panic sessions, the mounds of photographs and papers, the endless typing and the grey hairs added to all heads, the staff sin- cerely hopes that everyone will enjoy looking through the ' 65 HUSKY record as much as the staff enjoyed producing it. PEARL CONNER SANDRA FULLER PAT TATL ' f CAROLYN CROO f965 ci Sand 68 0(fcce Joyce Cole is the 1965 Band Sweetheart crowned at the annual spring banquet. Runncrs- up are Sandra Iniller. Vicki Burk, and Pearl Conner. BOBBY MONTGOMERY President JIMMY COOK Vice-President JOYCE COLE Se retary-Treasurer PECtGY RIGGLE Reporter Lieutenants: lOYCE COLE, PONEY THOMPSON, and JIMMY COOK, DAVE RICHARD WARD MUSSELMAN, MR CAROL MAGEE Director Oificen RHONDA MENASCO LATRICE MENASCO LAURA MALONE KAY SCOGGIN LLOYD NELMS TONY RODRIQUEZ Presideni Vice-President Secretary Librarian Librarian Historian The Hirschi High School A Cappella Choir, uncler the direction of Mrs. OHve Dunn, is one of the most active and colorful organizations of the school. The choir represents HHS in con- tests and provides assembly programs throughout the year. The choir also performs for civic organizations as well as giving Christmas pro- grams and special concerts. Jane Thorp is crowned Choir Sweet- heart at the annual spring banquet. La- Donna Gore and Judy Jurgenson are runners-up for the annual honor.. 70 B u - ' ( a j e ( i« S SBB SSSSSS I O fcccfi GARRY BLODGETT President CHARLES GREEN Vice-President FREIDA ROYSE Secretary JANE THORP Treasurer LADONNA GORE Librarian NITA McJUNKINS Librarian Oiiccen MIKE WILLIS President BRENDA RAWLE, FREIDA ROVSE Vice -President JULIA HASTINGS Secretar) ' SUE NEW Treasurer STEVE GILL Reporter Sl ' E PRESTAGE Historian RUBY BLACK Sergea nt-at-Arms MR. KARRELL JOHNSON Director Sue New crowns Freida Royse Orchestra Sweetheart, as runners up Brenda Rawie and Sue Prestape look on 965 0%c ie iPt On many occasions this year the Concert Orchestra, conducted by Mr. Karreli Johnson, has entertained the students and faculty of Hirschi. Members of the orchestra ha e won places through competition in the Regional and All-State Orchestras. 73 Under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Leo E. Harmon, the National Defense Cadet Corps continually strives to progress in the military sci- ences, which exercise the intellectual as well as the military aspect of the cadet. The Corps has won fifteen schol- arships and four superior N.D.C.C. ribbons — the highest award a cadet can receive. rvwvm romf ' g y B fl 1Mi iij l •V , . .-.-Y- KING AND QUEEN Larry Keen and Teresa Williams Under the direction of Mrs. Gladys Davis, the French Club strives to stimulate interest in the culture and language of France and to supplement the French courses. One of the objectives of the club is the building of a classroom library. Sponsoring the Mardi Gras Dance is an annual event which provides fun and excitement for the members of L ' Amitie as well as for those who .ittcnd the dance. Miss Teresa Williams C CCCfU TERESA X■|LEIAlMS PresiJeni DONNA LEFFINGWELL Vice-President WENDY MICKELSON Secretary JANET BRYAN Treasurer JIM SCHOFIELD Serge.int-at-Arms GAIL COULOMBE Reporter MRS. GLADYS DAVIS Sponsor 76 T ce 4 t dK jf€ cuc cutdc C{,(,U€ftA RICKY WORKS Vic- President SUE PRESTAGE -President BETTY FRAZIER Secretary JULIA HASTINGS Historian TOM FOWLER Reporter MRS DOROTHY HUGHES Sponsor Growth in the German Club membership has proved to Mrs. Dorothy Hughes, its sponsor, the increasing interest in the study of German. Through use of the audio-lingual method in class, students ac- quire much practical information as a basis for pos- sible travel or continued study of the language. Vividly the culture, food, and dress of the German people are glamorized by an annual German banquet. Students display festive costumes for the 1964 German banquet. Gary Blodgett and Sue Prestage were selected to reign over the festivities as king and queen. Buenos Dias! The Good Morning greeting is one you might expect to receive from any of the members of the Pan American Student Forum or their sponsor, Mr. Isaac Hernandez. Busy most of the year sponsoring school dances and bake sales, LOS CONQUISTADORES save enough money to send eligible members to the state PASF convention in Austin and to contribute to worthy causes in Wichita Falls, Texas. LYNDA TINNEY President YVONNE VASQUEZ 1st Vice -President DIANA DOUGLASS 2nd Vi« -President LAUREN BRAZEAL Secretary PLANNAH DODSON Treasurer SANDRA FULLER Reporter BEVERLY LOCKARD Historian RICHARD DOWNING Sergeant-at-Arms MR. ISAAC HERNANDEZ Sponsor 78 7 a iofUf ' T 7i a IRame ' ' _ . : _ comes alive for everyone in SCUTUM ROMANUM as members listen ' — to the experiences of their sponsor, Miss Ida McCain, as she tells of her travels ' ' ■♦ in Italy during the past summer. jvmM ' ' tmtiiii Class work stresses the major contributions of the Romans to languages and to law. ' ? 1 Miss Ida McCain stands in front of Hadrian ' s Tomb in Rome, Italy, in the summer of 1964. O cce JOANNE CARDIN , BOBBY BOWLES Pro-consul DONNA WEIR TIM LILLARD LINDA HARTNEY DAVID JOHNSON ELAINE DRAPER MISS IDA McCAIN icten ' ( iu6 S tc Mn i ctenan f S M 0iiccen4, CHARLES CHAMBLES President JOANNE CARDIN Vice-President CAROLYN TEAGUE Sec-Treasurer LINDA HARTNEY Editor, Literary Magazine LARRY WALDEN Poetry Editor KRISPEN YOUNG Prose Editor MR. ROBERT McBROOM Sponsor Collecting and editing material to publish a yearly literary magazine is the main goal of the members of the Writers ' Club. In addition members contend for honors in Interscholastic League competition. Under the direction of Mr. Robert McBroom, the members have the opportunity to increase their in- terest and ability in creative writing. ISKl iEOI SiaS LINDA BALL, LINDA HARTNEY Co-Editors FRANCES WATTS MARSHALL CASKEY GLENDA GRIFFIN KRISPEN YOUNG CAROLYN TEAGUE CHARLES CHAMBLES TOMMY KEESEE Society Editor Feature Editor News Editor Columnist Exchange Editor Sports Editor Picture Editor GAY BYRNE, JOANNE CARDIN, TOM FOW- LER. ANGIE HANSON, BRENDA COLE Reporters MR. ROBERT McBROOM Sponsor Mr. Robert McBroom Linda Bali and Linda Hartney, Editors-in- Chief Publishing a newspaper can be fun, members of the journal- ism class discovered. After first being taught by Mr. Robert McBroom the fundamentals of gathering information and writing news stories, the class contributes to the Teen Times and publishes THE HUSKY HOWL. 81 O ice 4 c4ta it df iuc Sxfi€n e tce Under the direction of Mrs. Esther Brad- ley, the office assistant perform such duties as bringing absentee slips to the office, recording absentees, helping students at the counter and delivering messages. As office practice, and with the guidance of Mrs. Virginia Orsak, students familiarize themselves with office routine and prepare for secretarial and bookkeeping careers. Mrs. Virginia Orsak Mrs. Esther Bradley- Students pictured below are: Kitty Myers, Vicki Day, Janet Bryan, Sherry Pemberton, Cheryl Cope, Norma Baisden, Kay Lewis, Josie Ojeda, Beverly Lockard, Linda Hunt, Paula Malone, Lois Jean Petty, Janice Ralston, David Nipp, Milton Johrison, Ruby .Couch, Pat Talley, and Phyllis Ballou. T • -1 •™««I«| c6na 4d4c4taHtA Throughout the day student assistants are on the job shelving books, checking books in and out, keeping the card file in order and doing countless other tasks. Mrs. Kathryn Crouch, librarian, and the assistant librarian, Mrs. Irene Morton, express grat- itude for the students ' efforts in helping to run the library smoothly. 84 IRecC 10 4. It has become a tradition at Hirschi for the Red Cross to collect at Christmas and Thanks- giving for the needy and for patients at the State Hospital. Students and faculty are proud of these and other activities 0 the Red Cross members, directed by Mrs. Dortha Jacobs. O fcce CHARLES CLAPSADDLE President KATRINA BRATTON Vice-President TOMMY KEESEE Program Chairman MRS. DORTHA JACOBS Sponsor 85 ( ucdoHce Icd TfCciAc S UtcatccK Kte%e tcHf Members of this group present everything from insects to poetry to classes who visit the Visual Ed- ucation room to see educational slides or films. Mr. C. L. Beavers directs these efforts as well as all standardized testing. IRENE FLORES President THERESA HOUSE Vice-President LINDA HYNSON Secretary DONNA RABY Social Chairman FRANCES WATTS Reporter MR. C. L. BEAVERS Sponsor Miss Irene Flores Mr C L. Beavers THecUc lud S tcouna aneen ut TfCedicinc Making an appearance at Hirschi for the first time is the Future Medics Club. Sponsored by Mr. C. L. Beavers, the Medics Club was organized for all students interested in medical and public health careers. Guest speakers and visits to hospitals and rest homes provide members with information that could lead to important vocational decisions later. Miss Gwen Babin GWEN BABIN President BRENDA RAWLE Vice-President GERRIANNE GRIFFIN Secretary TERRY KIRK Program Chairman MR. C. L. BEAVERS Sponsor 7 MC StudenU High standards of workmanship and scholarship help students plan their careers in industry through the programs of the Industrial Cooperative Training class. Under the direction of Mr. Joe Slack, the class offers opportunities for civic, social, and industrial advance- ment. ■■k WW r _f J J K H 1 H =5 M IHi m k OHH 88 , . 4 . ' P%efrcifie utufie e ic ien4 To learn more about the teaching profession, many of Hirschi ' s students join the Hirschi Chapter of Future Teachers of America. By attending state con- ventions and discussions on phases of teaching, mem- bers gain interest and information which will be beneficial to them as they begin their careers. CHARLES CHAMBLES President JANE THORP Vice-President PAT KIRKSEY ANGIE HANSON LOIS JEAN PETTY CANDY CLARK Secretary Treasurer Historian Parliamentarian MRS. ELLA MAE JESSEL Sponsor Mrs. Jessel congratulates Linda Hartney, who is MISS ETA for 1964-65. , 1 89 Students 4cd eacAcfi ch Mearl Harris, Gary McElreath, Randall Garner, Buddy Reasor, Danny Trietsch, Benny Wilson, Robert Kerr, Eddie Witherspoon, Marshall Caskey, Mike Willis, Coach Cadle, Ernest Castillo, Jesse Garcia, Ken Haynie, Doyle Spangler By performing such tasks as checking roll, lockers and baskets, leading exercises and demonstrating proper athletic procedures, the Boy ' s Gym Leaders provide much needed and well appreciated help for Coach Joe Cadle. W Mr. Joe Cadle —,••■3 .-.-. ' y 90 zfHt Icu e 0( CC€fU KATRINA BRATTON President LINDA HAMLIN Vice-President JAN DAVIS Secretarj ' -Treasurer GLENDA GRIFFIN Reporter GAY BYRNE Historian MISS ETHELYN JOHNSON Sponsor Prominent among organizations at Hirschi in THE YEAR THAT WAS has been the Girls Gym Leaders, sponsored by Miss Ethelyn Johnson. Performing such duties as leading exercises, checking roll, assisting in physical fitness te ts and leading par- ticipants in intramural tournaments, these twenty girls are a valuable part of the Physical Education Department at Hirschi. iwe P Z econato tcU Sc o Sfiinit School spirit remained always at a peak be- cause of the enthusiasm and hard work of the Goal Post Decorators. By raising the funds themselves, they were able to deck the halls with posters, to fill the gym with spirit-inspiring gim- micks and to decorate the field for all home games. This group and their sporKor, Mr. Wil- liam Kolter, were willing to give extra time and were so important to the spirit at Hirschi in the YEAR THAT WAS. FRANCES WATTS President LINDA HARTNEY Reporter JAN DAVIS Secretary-Treasurei MR. WILLI AM KOLTER Sponsor I I 4., Sco£cf f iud ' Practcce Scce ttc ' e e z Under the direction of Mr. C. H. Dowdy and Mr. Delbert Todd, the members of the group have an opportunity to add to their classroom knowledge through discussions and films at informal club meetings or by taking field trips. An annual banquet highlights the year for Biology Club members. DAVID GORDON C( CC€nA DAVID GORDON President FLO THOES 1st Vice-President ROY MOORE 2nd Vice-President BUDDY SHEPARD Pledge Captain GAY BYRNE Secretary C. H. DOWDY, DELBERT TODD Sponsors - K m m. ' . ■ ' ' ' m m ' .. ■ ' ■ - -«■ ' 1 ' ,JV , ' 5 V ' tr . y MK 94 J - cr iX Co . n ?V ,1 Sfi nt 95 Sex tdeC 96 Sfft c f i to t ean. Aat ' a Assuming leadership in determining school spirit in THE YEAR THAT WAS, the Husky cheerleaders have added that extra quality which Hsts them among the champions at Hirschi. BOBBIE CHANDLER KRISPEN YOUNG CANDY CLARK MARSHALL CASKEY MIKE PAYNE CHUCK BERRY 97 ' Sa4€6 lUi CH. t ' 4 f f Row Three: Pete Padron, Wayne Rogers, David Brasier, Ronnie Faulkner, Don King, John McKinley Row Two: Coach Jack Vantrease, Mike Willis. David Barker, Kenny Reynolds, Danny Daugherty, Fred Berr ' , Billy Tanner, Coach W. D. Largin Row One: Chuck Berry, David Wagner, George Downing, Kenny Osborn, Douglas Tanner, Harold Thomas 964 T CfCOHOl ( Aa KfitOK 98 Tfeofi 7 W 7( z4 f964 Sc UdcUe April 15 Burkburnett 9— 5 April 17 Seymour 5— 3 April 18 Bowie 6— 2 April 21 01ney 8— 2 April 23 Mineral Wells 8— 5 April 28 01ney 10— April 30 Seymour 10— 2 May 5 Burkburnett 12—13 May 8 Vernon 3— 5 May 11 Rider 5 — 3 May 15 Vernon PLAY-OFF SCHEDULE 1— 2 District Bridgeport 5— 2 Bi-District Lake Worth 2— 1 Regional Rockwall 19— 8 D}slrict game r965 ' De tnict Sc i€duU April 20 Graham There April 23 Vernon Here April 27 Coleman There April 30 Burkburnett Here May 7 Graham Here May 11 Vernon There May 14 Coleman Here May 18 Burkburnett There Through the combined efforts of Coaches W. D. Largin, Jack Vantrease, and the 1964 Husky Baseball team, another first was put in the Hirschi trophy case with the Regional Baseball Championship trophy. After an exciting district season of 8 wins and 3 losses the Huskies secured the coveted title, ending the first season of baseball competition with an 11-3 record. 99 uu9tfrc H c t 4etco t iSltORS 1 2 3 4 s v; 7 ' « 9  ,ii H is; ■ rS 101 Vc XvxJ Rou- Three: William Shaw, David Hamm, Kenneth Matlock, Lawrence Scoggin, Milton Hibler, Marshall Caskej-, Randall Garner, Terry Grain. Row Two: Billy Brown, Toby Goodman, Buddy Sheppard, Maurice Cason, Ray Crabb, Chuck Pearson, Connie Stewart, Ronnie Frazier. Row One: Steve Sansing, Benny Askins, Tommy Estrada, Arville Parkey, Ricky Mears. %ac uut Coach Lang sees that the track team gets a hardy workout every day in preparation for District and Interscholastic League com- petition. •V J ♦ « r ,«, ■ ' | 9 ( ut t Zfea 7 «f 70a4. Though not well known by the students, the golf team is active in competitive sports at Hirschi. Directed by Coach Joe Cadle, the team competes for honors in tour- naments and Interscholastic League. Team members shown above are Jerry Roberson. Jim Nyman, Don Johnson, Billy Pryor, and Buddy Vaughn. 103 cucAc Tletten P%e liafie omfi,etcUoH Members of the boys ' tennis ttain arc Terr) ' Van Huss, Larry Carr, Tennis students receive instructions from Coach Raymond Snyder in Bill Stewart, Pete Einstein, Mickey Walden, Ricky Roberts, Larry praparation for upcotning matches. Keen, Pat Byrne, James Allen, Dean Smith. 104 Scu iet UC S d tefi ' u Sfivut Members of the varsity squad are Ross Farris, David Barker, Pete Padron, David Brasier, Wayne Rogers, Ronnie Faulkner, Jerry Loyd, Serge Sonsini, Jerry Bush, Phillip Faulkner, and George Downing. Pictured in the center are manager Clifton Smith, Coach Ramon Towry, and manager Mark Martin. Ofidcttf. ScAeduCe Exhibiting the good spirit, the hustle, and the fine sportsmanship characteristic of the Huskies, the ' 64- ' 65 basketball team played a rugged season. Handicapped at the beginning of the season by the absence of several top players, the varsity played diligently and ended the season with a ( ■( district record. Led by Coach Ramon Towry, the team did a tremendous job of representing our school, our spirit, and our capabilities. January 5 Brownwood 67- - 82 January 7 Graham 45- ■ 43 January 1-5 Breckenridge 69- 65 January 19 Coleman 65— ■ 68 January 22 Vernon 63- 59 January 26 Burkburnett 69— 51 January 29 Brownwood 58— 63 February 2 Graham 40— 52 February 9 Breckenridge 57— ( A February 12 Coleman 67— 111 February 16 Vernon 75— GG February 19 Burkburnett 61— 42 t e w at 7( su 105 Row Three: Gary Tanner, Ralph Parkinson, David Vernon, Ronnie Reed, Bill Soloby. Mike Soloby. Row Two: Steve Walker, Larry Summers, Steve Osborn, Jesse Torres, Ron Jacobson. Row One: Manager Mark Martin, Scotty Baker, Paul Stratton, Charles Little, Donald Olson, Manager Clifton Smith. PutUax cin4£e«f December 8 Iowa Park 43 37 December 11 Bowie 29 47 December 15 Henrietta 41 40 December 29 Archer Cit) ' AG 35 January ' 5 Brownwood yi 55 January 7 Graham 21 18 January 15 Breckenridge 36 44 January ' 19 Coleman 37 62 January 22 Vernon 25 42 January 26 Burkburnett 35 36 February ' 2 Graham 51 71 February 9 Breckenridge 52 36 February 12 Coleman 86 57 February 16 Vernon 41 46 February 22 Burkburnett AG 64 ' p ' te AlHClK December 11 Rider 11 34 December 18 Iowa Park 22 37 January 5 W. F. Pups 42 50 January 12 Washington 40 53 January- 19 Burkburnett 40 53 January 22 Vernon 23 GA January 26 Rider 22 41 January 29 Iowa Park 46 39 February 2 W. F. Pups 58 37 February 5 Washington 25 45 February 9 Burkburnett 29 37 Row Two: Pete Rodriquez, Tony Wilson, Russell Jennings, Robert MacPhail, Richard Popham, Coach Jack Vantrease. Row One: Any Young, Steve Blakeney. Alex Arias. Ronald Tanner, Chuck Riley. fuHcon. ofUttcf ' a tcC xcA tuut eotfU Demonstrating great potential as future varsity players, the members of the Freshman and Junior Varsity teams gained experience and recognition. 106 i ' -r- ' f rir flBJ W m ' m P A nj3 1- jvy HH Cu«Uo% a t ct atfUe . ut i eta ' 7t ' ' i Utc« t iwrnr r inr — i t ! ii tfi Row Three: Manager Gary Caskey, Charles Little, Dickie Estrada, Larry Arnault, Orville Pirkey, Randy Davis, Toby Goodman, Ronnie Frazier, Jesse Torres, Steve Walker, Steve Osborn, Charlie Green, Harold Thomas, and Manager Tim Frost. Row Two; David Hamm, Benny Askins, Wally Grider, Rudy Gonzales, Danny Lira, Glen Arrington, Bobby Wussow, Johnny Torres, Bud Harmon. Row One: Connie Stewart, Clifton Smith, Jackie Graham, Buddy Edwards, Ronnie Reed, Lawrence Scoggin, Kenneth Matlock, Ralph Parkinson, Gary Tanner. CfC t IfM at 70 Z ( cut fi a u SeAedeUe September 10 Burkburnett 8— September 17 Iowa Park 14— September 24 Rider 28— 6 October 1 Vernon 26— 6 October 10 Wichita Falls High 0—19 October 24 Rider 14— 6 October 29 Wichita Falls High 6—11 November 7 Valley View 33— 6 Mi. J ' nil. t vj ' ' iimSBwimiSSS ' ' ' ' T ' ' SS ' ' ' ' H ewfen Row Three: Coach Jack Vantrease, Doug Coffman, Pete Hernandez, Tony Wilson, Steve Ward, Chester Varnell, Monte Jackson, Wil- liam Shaw, Eddie Cunningham, Steve Blakeney, Coach Duane Miller. Row Two: Joe ViUalobos, Billy Harmon, Russell Jennings, Mike Faulkner, David Beckwith, Robert MacPhail, Joe Parks, Phillip Travis, Richard Popham, Walter Gann, Charles Lockard. Row One: Stephen Stough, Lloyd Nelms, Ronald Tanner, Alex Arias, Victor Herrera, Charles Riley, Gary Hamm, Mike Jennings, Andy Young, Phillip Esquibel. The Freshman and Junior Varsity teams proved their football know-how in game after game throughout the season, demonstrating the force and stamina typical of Hirschi Huskies. With hard determination and true sportsmanship the Freshman team, coached by Jack Vantrease and Duane Miller, ended the season with a 4-4 record. Coached by Sonny Lang and Ramon Towry, the fiery, capable B team gained valuable experience and respect from all their opponents as they closed the season with a 6-2 record. ' ytcAAtHOH Sc edeiU September 10 Burkburnett 14—12 September 17 Thomlinson 6—20 October 4 Rider 32—12 October 8 Vernon 48—16 October 15 Wichita Falls High 0— 8 October 22 Rider 8—13 October 29 Wichita Falls High 12—24 November 5 Graham 20— 6 v MILTON HIBLER AU-District Offensive Tackle Defensive Tackle ABEL RAMOZ All-District Offensive Guard Defensive Line-backer 7i cHHen4. yiU Within the ranks of the 1964 Huskies were four players chosen for the All-District team and five who were awarded Honorable Mention. Two of these players, Milton Hibler and Abel Ramoz were awarded District Honors on both offense and defense. Each player was chosen on the basis of outstanding athletic ability and fine sportsman- ship. We, as fellow Huskies and the twelfth man, are proud of you, gentlemen, and would like to congratulate you in THE YEAR THAT WAS. SIDNEY McDonald offensive and Defensive End All-District Honorable Mention RONNIE FAULKNER Offensive Quarterback All-District BUDDY SHEPARD Defensive Halfback All-District Honorable Mention TOMMY ESTRADA Mff nlf. Offensive Halfback i All-District col ry LINDY HEMPLING Offensive Halfback All-District Honorable Mention KENNY RENOLDS Offensive Center All-District Honorable Mention • ' OK ' KiH 118 One of Hirschi ' s many champions in THE YEAR THAT WAS is Don Kin . Don has fulfilled the position of tackle on the varsity squad and served as one of the team captains for three years. As a result of his determination, ability, and spirit, he has been awarded a position on the District, All-State, and Prep Ail-American te.ims. Another addition in the long line of traditional firsts brings honor to Don and to Hirschi High School. Coaches Miller. Vantrease, Largin, Stiles, Lan.s. Page, and Towry. Coach Jess Stiles is the i, HUSKY selection for the COACH-OF-THE-YEAR in THE YEAR THAT WAS Captains Hihler. laulkne and King. THE YEAR THAT WAS playeci host to the Huskies ' most victorious and ex ' citing football season. Underrated and against tremendous odds the Huskies began the season with a great victory over an old rival — 19-0. Losing to Eisenhower and Iowa Park did nothing to daunt the spirits of the team; when Quanah and Vernon tried their tactics against the underdogs, they met with a powerful, rugged, determined team. The scores proved the determination: 30-8 and 27-0 respectively. The Coleman game prepared the Huskies for their next big victory. Against Brownwood, with the newly named twelfth man backing them all the way, the Huskies earned the name GIANT KILLERS as they fought the Lions hard and close for a 22-20 victory. A Graham loss and a Burkburnett win made district champs of the Huskies and paved the way for an action packed Bi-District win over the highly favored Sweetwater Mustangs. The Andrews quarter-final game proved an exciting challenge to the still underrated Huskies. Charging past the Mustangs with a 14-0 victory demonstrated their great ability even against the toughest odds. Wi th the State Championship in mind, the Huskies prepared for the semi- final game against Palestine. The team had a favorable rating, desire and determination, plus the backing from fans all across North Texas. The Wildcats were a big team, but with splendid effort and magnificent stamina the Huskies scored and led the game for three quariers. Size began to tell in the fourth quarter; but with a never-say-die attempt, the Huskies held their own until the final play of the game. It was over; but the Huskies went down as true champions, as they fell before the Palestine Wildcats in the concluding second of a never-to-be-forgotten contest. It was a thrilling season for THE YEAR THAT WAS, and we are quite proud of the accomplishments of the 1964-65 HUSKY team. kli V Manager Wayne Rogers 119 Row tour: Ak-i Ruriioz, Pcic F.Kiron, Uon Kin , Miuon, HiIult, Kc.iin.c l-juiKiicr, Row Three: Tim Lillard, Chuck Pearson, William Shaw, Mike Fr -, Sidney McDonald, Row Two: Otis Gibbons, John McKinlej- David Str achaa ,„KMUifLFaulkner, Row One: Danny Griffin, Roy Rooker, Riocy MearsHjeorge Downing; 4 i 4 Seme- 120 . ' • ' vT - -:.- ■■• i Mike Phillips, Jot,- Burton, Joe Broyles, Cl.arles Ch.uubles, Jerry Chancellor David Brasier, Fred Berry, Kenny Reynolds, Buddy Shepard, Wayne Rogers Ricky Works, Max Garcia, Richard Russell, Kenny Osborn Lindy Hempling, Tommy Estrada, Kenny Sims, Ross Farris 121 K t eoft iat 7 z Oidc Sleuth ' Rcdefi f9-0 t €iUt ' S€4 ' €e€ e A€ l 11 . . , Icutt ' TC.cUe i . . . ' Ouc umUc Sn Mmcw od 2S-20 K t ie TfeoA, uit TO iA cu ke4. T ut ' ecefi OH ' Pokcc . 4- CCO H€ C- ' C4t Uct ( A UttfrCOH 124 S tfittf SaddCe4 c t TfCu tanf ( onnaC 125 Sen ztuuuU Sea on ( 4 me4 to cdC at 4%iut to t CK t Mfl 7 W 7i z 126 128 fOBs MiJ % ' ' m : 6z uie i 129 Se Uon4 c t t O ccenA RONNIE FAULKNER President DON KING Vice-President FRANCES WATTS Secretary KRISPEN YOUNG Treasurer CANDY CLARK Historian-Reporter Ross Farris, Fred Berry, Glend Griffin, Jan Davis, Paula Malone, Bobbie Chandler, Frances Watts, Ronine Faulkner, Joe Bur- ton, Sid McDonald, Mrs. Kathryn Ballard, sponsor, Linda Hamlin, Jeff Seward, Milton Hibler, Marshall Caskey, Mr. Rob- ert McBroom, sponsor. Not pictured. 130 e ! t 7 7{ cu ( c€e enfi toHct TCkru 131 Settci CHcon. CARLTON APPLEGATE PAT ARP GWEN BABIN JENNIFER BABIN : , LINDA BALL PHYLLIS BALLOU DAVID BARKER 7k SANDRA BARNES ROY BARNETT DIANA BEAM 132 ia TERRY BILLS DENNIS BISH DEAN BLAKELOCK ELLA BLAKNEY GARRY BLODGETT BOBBY BOWLES TONI MASAYO L. BEASLEY LYNN BENZENBERG CHUCK BERRY FRED BERRY m6 mm 133 RICK BRADLEY DAVID BRASIER KATRINA BRATTON JOE BROYLES WAYNE BRLIMLEY PATSY BRYAN JOE BURTON JERRY BUSH GAY BYRNE RONALD CAPE JOANNE CARDIN DENNIS CARLTON BOBBIE CHANDLER CANDY CLARK BRENDA COLE JOYCE COLE JIMMY COOK WILLIAM COOMBS 1:5 SCHO. c u n. GARY COUCH RUBY COUCH DONNA COX DANNY DAUGHERTY JAN DAVIS VICKIE DAY JOHN DEVOILLE JUDY DOLBERRY TERRY DONCEEL BOB DRABISH KENNON DUNCAN GEORGE EMMERT 136 ( Ca JERRY ENTREKIN KATHV ERGISH bERTHA ESTRAD A ELIZABETH ESTRADA CLARENCE EZZELL ROSS FARRIS RONNIE TAULKNER MARY FITCH IRENE FLORES MANUEL FLORES PETE FLORES TOM FOWLER 137 SeHco% ( i i 4 jERRV FREEMAN MARY FRERICH JESSE GARCIA TAMMY GARCIA DAVE GILL STEVE GILL ROBERT GLASS JAN GOLDEN p ' • ' V DAVID GORDON LaDONNA GORE } DONALD GRKENROV CHERYEL GRIDER • ■ , Se tcon. ( ici4 GLENDA GRIFFIN LINDA HAMLIN JOHN HANCOCK ANGIE HANSON MEARL HARRIS 139 LINDA HARTNEY DOTTI HARWELL LINDY HEMPLING PETE HERNANDEZ MILTON HIBLER DIANN HOBBS e«tcon LINDA KAYE HYNSON RICHARD IGO JESSE JACOBO DONNA JETTON DAVID JOHNSON LAHOMA JOHNSON MILTON JOHNSON JUDY JURGENSEN TOM KEESEE PAULA KIEREN troN KING ALVIN KOHR 140 MANUEL HOLGIN JILL HOLLOWAY MIKE HUDSON HARVEY HUX ( U 142 TONY KOWALICK JEARL I.AFON ROBERT LEWIS TIM LILLARD JERRY LOYD LAWRENCE LOYD SID McDonald KATHY McWHORTER PAULA MALONE GAIL MARTIN LEONARD MARTIN WADE MATHEWS RICHARD MENDOZA SHERMAN MILHOLLON DAVID MILLER ROY MILLER riRENDA MILLS JIMMY MILLS BOB MONTGOMERY RICK NARON HAL NEWSOM LARRY NOLEN DARWIN ODOM DEBBIE OGDEN KENNY OSBORN LOUISE OWENS JOHNNY OZUNA 143 e«uox GLORIA FARKHY I,ONF.TA PARKS MIKE PAYNE . UAti ' PEPPER WAYNE PHILLIPS HERBERT PIRKEY LINDA PORTER TERRELL POWERS JAMES REED KENNY REYNOLDS 144 ia SAM RICE, JR. FLOYD RICHARDS JOHN RIGGLE DAVID ROY FRIEDA ROYSE JIM SCHOFIELD WILLIAM SHAW CAROLYN SILLS Se uc% ( lci 4. CAROLYN SMITH STAN SMITH MIKE SOVICH EDDIE SMITH SERGE SONSINI JUDY SPEARS NANCY SMITH LUPE SOSA DAVID SPRUIELL r f KATHY STEGALL COY SURLES CAROLYN RUTH TEAGUE CHERYL STEVE PAT TALLEY RUTH THOES SANDRA STEWART PAT TATUM NORINE THOMPSON 147 JANE THORP DANNY TRIETSCH NELLIE VASQUEZ YVONNE VASQUEZ CLIFFORD VEAL DAVID WAGNER LARRY WALDE N FRANCES WATTS 148 JERRY WEATHERSTON MIKE WILLIS RICHARD WORKS PATSY WHETSELL BARRY WILSON PAULA WRIGHT TOMMY WIIST BENNY WILSON JUDY YOUNG ANDREW WILLIAMS EDDIE WITHERSPOON KRISPEN YOLFNG WAYNE COLEMAN 149 f ' ' H cu c Utc ' P ' PauOUex ■ Kfl f OK OcuCK J 150 7 W t4 0{{cce%4. PHIL FAULKNER President CHARLES LITTLE Vice-President LINDA STUCKEY Secretary RICKY MEARS Treasurer Eddie Grain, Kathy Ordesch, Susan Smith, Frankie Hail, Judy Ledbet- ter. Sue Prestage, Diana Kinkead, Brenda Rawle, Charles Little, Thea Stanford, Nancy Streety, Barbara Braun, PLinnah Dodson, Mike Fry, Barbara Humphreys, Abel Ramoz. No pictured. 151 B 9. 9 ' cc U4yi Joiii Atkcrman Ernest Acosta Jerry Akins Jim Anderson Larry Arnault Barbara Arrinyton Sally Babb Bruce Baber Linda Ballew Pat Beekman Ruby Black Bill Bowers f Kk ' 9 Pei;.i; ' Bowman Barbara Braun Teresa Brazeal Elaine Brock 152 Ronald Bryant Mark Bullock Joyce Carlson EJdie Carmack Clarence Carpenter Jiianila Carroll Gary Cliafin Jerry Chancellor 153 SS fS- Melody Chappell Carol Colvin Patricia Clapsaddle Don Colvin Floyd Cogley Pearl Conner Sherry Coleman Cheryl Cope Carolyn Collier Pat Corn cc tcon Carol Couch Gail Coulombe George Cox Jimmy Cox Hddie Crain Terrv Crain 154 i ii Carol Ann Crowley Randall Curts Phil Davis Randy Davis :i 4v Joe DeLeon Sandra Dermott Plannah Dodson Robert Donahue Diana Douglass George Downing Janice Dunn Buddy Edwards Terry Edwards Mirkie Ellar d Donny Emerson Richard Emmert Rosie Enriquez David Esparza Afar ' Esquibel Pepe Esquibel Sandra Fancher Phil Faulkner David Finley Betty Frazier Raymond Frost Mike Fry Wayne Fudge Sandra Fuller Gloria Galvan Delia Garcia Randall Garner Douelas Gaurkee John Gervais Charles Gettys Otis Gibbons Walter Gilliam Rudy Gonzales Marty Graeber catco tA Charles Green Danny Griffin Frankie Hail Kay Hamilton Jimmy Harris Atarjctta Harlan 156 UKcon Benny Harwell Julia Hastings Ken Haynie Tommy Heard Jan Henley V i 1 W W v- 157 u Uo% Ronnie Herring Zan Hess Tommy Hunt Rhoda Isaacs g Johnny Jones Emily Karsteter Faye Howard Barbara Humphreys Susan Johnson Bob Johnston SedaUa Jones Betty Kelley 158 Ci«UOfl4 Farrell Kennedy Bobby Ladyman Gary Leeder Cheryl Lillico Danny Lira Charles Little Nita Mcjunkins Johnny McKinley £ 159 Donald McPhail Joe Mata Michael Maurer Judy Meek Jesse Mendez Mike Marcum Ken Matlock Ricky Mears Ronda Menasco Debby Mickelson Pete Mieth Alarf Milled Bob Moore Betty Morris SuMnne Morris Dave Musselman. Jr. UH O%4 160 P ' UHCO l Sue New Barbara Newman Jim Nyman josie Ojeda Kathy Ordescli Jan Owensby Johnny Oxendine Pete Padron Linda Parker Ralph Parkinson Chuck Pearson Lois Jean Petty.,- ,, Mike Phillips Linda Pittman Lon Paul Dana Pitts 161 Pat Riley Lilly Rivera Jackie Roberts Benny Rodriquez 9 ' 6aUox4. Joe Polak Junius Potts Sue Prestage Bill Pryor Donna Raby Abel Ramoz Merle Ramsey Brenda Rawle Peggy Rex rode Joan Rhodes Peggy Riggle Cindy Riley 162 i l ' Md Linda Rogers Roy Rooker Mary Roth Lawrence Scoggin Elizabeth Senter Jerry Shawn Steve Sansing Buddy Shepard John Schumacher Kenny Sims James Smith Pat Smith Steven Sonsini Janet Sowers Thea Stanford u«iayt Claudia Stewart Nancy Streety Linda Stuckey I.arrv Summers Robert Sutton Bill Tanner Linda Tepfer Flo Thoes Har old Thon ias JuHy Thompson Mary Thompson Poney Thompson Clie Tinker Lynda Tinney Jesse Torres Johnny Torres 164 Joy Toth Dorsey Tr.ipp Jeanetta Tucker Alletta Underwood Richard Vaughn Clestell Walden Lynette Walden John Walker Lonnie Wallace Richard Ward Kathy Warren Kelly Watson David Weeks Donna Weir Sandra Wheeler Sue Wilhoit Rickey Works Robert Wallace P iUef, ioMUU ( enftcf o6€fUOK 166 Aat 7i zA 0{fccefi4. PETE EINSTEIN President KAY LEWIS Vice-President TERESA WILLIAMS Secretary DONNA LEFFINGWELL Treasurer Lauren Brazeal, Wendy Mickelson, Teresa Williams, Larry Carr, Mike Soloby, Lissa Schrader, Carolyn Crook. Glenn Arrington, Gary Carell, Sami Kasparek, Peggy Kuykendall, Larry Smith. No piclnred. 167 Joyce Adams Rickie Ailtlkiso Lynda Albano Glenn Arrington Benny Askins Paulette Alteberry Douglas Baber Norma Baisden Scotty Baker S fr ic tum Linda Bales Mike Baley Donna Barry Sam Barry Patricia Bates Jack Beckwith Donnie Blackmon Cheri Blakelock Roberta Blakney Randy Blodgett Irene Boone Dorothy Bounds Elaina Bowen Lauren Brazeal Judy Bridwell Billie Brown Judy Brown Lynda Browning 168 lanet Bryan Vicki Burks Maria CalJeron Wanda Cari;al Laura Carlisle- Linda Cariiiicliacl Linda Carmack Larry Carr Gary Carrel Tom Carroll Gary Caskey Polo Castillo Ty Caudill Dewey Cliancellor Marsha Cliappell Randy Cherry Charles Clapsaddle Michele Cobb Dennis Conner Linda Cook Jimmy Cooper Larry Crabb Ray Crabb Lona Cox Linda Crain Wilma Crisp Carolyn Crook 169 Thc-lma Lee Cross Charlie Kay Culp Claudia Dalsing Lamberto Dan ilan Loretta Daniels Diane Davis Jim Davis Judy Davison Jackie Day Robert Dentler Bobby Dixon Richard Downing Elaine Draper Pete Einstein James Ellis Ronny Emerson Joyce English Dickie EstraJal Alfred Entrop Patricia Eustace Mary Everett Kenneth Ferguson Betty Pino Deanna Fischer Deborah Ford Ronny Frazier Dwight Freeman Richard Frerich 170 Richard Fryer Delbert Gales Leonard Garcia Max Garcia Carol Gardner Lonny Gentry Glenda Gervais Mike Goforth Cynthia Goldston So t uuH4yie Angie Goodman Toby Goodman Jackie Graham Richard Graham Richard Gray Wally Grider Gerri Griffin Don Griggs Cindy Groth Margarita Guzman David Hamm Donald Hampton Linda Harding Bud Harmon Mary Harshman Sandra Haynes Barbara Hendrix Christy Hester Wwfj -im. tjk 7 ' J, k.r k 171 Shirley Hibler Glenn Hoffmeyer Richard HoMbrook Nona Hoklini; Gussie Holloway Linda Holloway Donald Holly William Hovila Linda Hunt Bonnie Hunter Patsy Hux Bobby Hynson . nl j« . 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So lt c pu ie Cindy Intemann Ronnie Jackson Alex Jacobo Ron Jacobson Netty Jetton Jean Jingles Don Johnson John Jones Tom Jones Saminie Kasparek Larry Keen Robert Kerr TMa a 172 Cody Kid well Rita Kidwell Bill King Terry Kirk Patrici a Kirksey PeggyTCuykeirtal I ' Glenda Lambert Connie Larson Donna Leffingwell Kay Lewis Kathy Ley Melanie Liie Terr) ' Link Mike Lira Terry Lively Virgil Loafer John Loftin Jim Love Carla Luna Dawn McAuley Laura Malone Marilyn Marconi l.aVcssa Martin Charles Matz Ada Medina Teddy Meek Wendy Mickelson Gar) ' Miller Gloria Miller JoAnn Mills Sue Mills Tommie Moody Kay Mullins Kitty Myers Jimmy Nelms Janelle Nicholson David Nipp Don Olson Mike O ' Neill Larry Orsak Steve Osborn 174 i f¥ ii So i io ftone Lindsey Owens Arvill Parkey Virginia Parks Nancy Peacock Sherry Pemberton Terry Pemberton John Pickens Judy PifTmaJp Walter PTummer Elaine Pool Larry Powers Patsy Proctor Janice Ralston Marlene Ramsey Buddy Reasor Patty Reasor Linda Rector Shirley Rector Ronnie Reed Peggy Rhodes Karen Rice Jerry Roberson Sharon Roberts Ken Robinson 175 S fi io K %€ Delores Rye Pauline Sanchez John Schnell Edward Schofield Lissa Schrader Johnny Self Laura Senter Phillip Sheddrick Vernon Shelton Larry Shepard Clifton Smith Donald Smith Jackie Smith Jerr)- Smith Larry Smith Paula Snyder Bill Soloby Mike Solobv Danny Sosebee Doyle Spangler Judy Stegall Billy Stewart Connie Stewart Paul Stratton Gary Tanner Patsy Thomas Lee Thompson Johnny Toles Mel Tooley Delia Torres So iAo pton€4 Janie Tucker Claudia Turnbow Gail L ' nderwood Becky Lfselton Jacky Van Huss Terry Van Huss 177 I.arry Vaimlin Rcmi.i Vc.i ' l Daviil Vernon Kenneth Waclisnian Carl Warner Alan WalJen SofiA uH xed Steve Walker Donna Wanipler Vonna Kay WarJ Li I lie Weaver David Webb Mary Weist Laura Winkleblack BoJ?by, Winkler Paula Wright Bob Wussow Carol Yancey Sandra Yancey Charlie Westmoreland Charlie Wetherbee Lenor Wickersham Kelly Williford Teresa Williams Barbara Williams So k o ptc%e4. 179 S ett (ffU( ' Tm 7(kU(%K 180 7 7i a4. Oifccefui JAMES ALLEN President JULIE PETERSON Vice-President KAMI DAY Secretary RICHARD POPHAM Treasurer Kami Day, Jeanette Marantino, Doris Hammond, Judy Poston, Starmye Har- mon, Kathy Litonenko, Cynthia Ka- hanek, Julie Peterson. David Beck- with, Johnelle Matz, Becky Nelson, Viv- ian Shook. Not pictured. 181 Yolanda Acosta Jame Akins Howard Allen James Allen Kathy Allen Vicki Allmon Connie Alvarez Cheri Anderson Jennie Anderson Dolores Aquallo Julio Aquallo Alex Arias ' pxe uKCH Nanc ' Armstrong Linda Arnault Freda Atteberr ' Mary Ayala Paul Baber Suzanne Babin Melvin Bates Theresa Beam Jerry Beasley Richard Beck David Beckwith Linda Bejarano 182 Debbie Brown Marie Brown Bruce Bryan Diane Bryant Hazel Burgess I,ee Burney Pat Byrne Ronnie Calhoun Linda Cantrel Paula Cargal I ' .iy Carlisle Lawrence ' Carroll 183 ' p%e uHe t Pat Casey Tarcsa Chanibles Charles Clark Diane Clements Douglas Coffnian Sylvia Coleman Johnny Copeland Janie Couch Don Crook Eddie Cunningham Jimmy Curtis Dan Davis Debra Davis Kami Day Celso DeCarvalho Thais DeCarvalho Donald Dennis Gar ' Dollar Shcri Donceel Cathy Dunn Margie Durham John Duron Mike EJIard Lynda Ellison Phillip Esquibel Edmond Estrada Janie Farmer Mike Faulkner 1© D.. 1 f r 0 f ( C% K -ft ' Ww ' ' W Ww p o o. i . Joy Flynn James Frerich Oscar Galvan Walter Gann Maria Garcia Norma Garcia Roy Garcia Simon Garcia Sandra Gardner Richard Gaurkee Joe Gilbert Johnny Gill Danny Glenn Bill Gombeski Simon Gonzales Lily Gouy Janet Gray Ellen Griffin Buster Grimes Rosalind Hadley Gerry Hamm Doris Hammond Gar) ' Hampton Debbie Hancock Jackie Haney Jessie Haney Billy Harmon Starmye Harmon Kathy Harris Rosie Harris 185 UjMk Grtiiji Harlnty Linda Henderson Rosalinda Hernandez Victor Herrera Patty Hilcr John Hocking Steve Hoi ley lerry Holly Phyllis Home Richard Horlon Theresa House Faye Howard Gaye Howard Gloris Howard Homer Huffman Charles Hughes Janice Hunter Leon Hutto le uHc t Monte Jackson Nan Jackson Donna Jarvis Mike Jennings Russell Jennings Carole Jones Caria Jurgenson Cynthia Kahanek Vickie Kasparek Billy Kaufhold Arnold Killinqsworth Debbie Kins Eddie Knuri Mitchell Land Nelda Lawlcr Norma Lawler Danny Lawson Kathy Lawson Linda Ledbetter Wayne Leonard Sandy Lewis Katherine Litonenko Mary Litonenk o Donna Little Steve Littlefield Delbert Loafer Marilyn Loafer Sharon Lochman Charles Lockard OIlie Lone Mac McCann Martha McClendon Diann McCombs r 187 ' ptC HCft Muhncl McKni.nht Rosalind McRa( Robert MacPha 1 Magness Curtis Jeanette Marantino Lloyd Marcom Kay Martin Mark Martin Danny Martinez Rachel Martinez Sandra Martinez Shirley Mathews Nancy Matlock Johnelle Matz Julian Mendiola Patricia Aleek John Melendez Latrice Menasco Bobby Miller Helen Miller James .Miser Claudia Moore Cody Moore Floyd Moore 188 ' pXCd UPtCH . f= C C Steve Morrison E. 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Afurphy Johnny Nlurphy Lloyd Neli.ns Becky Nelson Susan Nissen Dale Nix Tressa Nix Jerry Norris Scott Nyman Linda Oakes Joe Ojeda Jane Parkey Joe Parks Billy Parks Charles Parks Joe Patawaran Sharon Patterson Gloria Paul Cathy Pearson Larry Peart Linda Pendley Connie Pepper Howard Pepper 189 Lupe Perez Rosa Pert- Ray Peterson Julie Peterson Jack Petty Robert Pirkey Kenneth Pirtle Carol Pittman Phyllis Polk Richard Popham Stuart Popwell Judy Poston Stephen Poston Cathey Powers Daniel Power; Ray Powers Gary Price Roy Proctor Teresa Pryor Nancy Quails Betty Ramoz Andy Raney Judy Rawle Diane Rice Karen Rice Eddie Richards ne iHCH ' 190 Janet Ritli.irJson Jim Ruli.inlson Chuck Riley Frank Rios Ruben Rivera Paula Roark Gary Roberson Richie Roberts %e A He t Jerry Robertson Pete Rodriquez Tony Rodriquez Jean Roi;ers Ronnie Rogers Faye Russell Suzanne Russell Barbara SatterfieM Kay Scoggin Bill Selby Dorothy Sellers Martha Shaw Ronald Shawn Vivian Lea Shook Donna Slaughter Carl Smith Dean Smith Ellyn Smith 191 e uKCtt Marcella Smith Ray Smith Winneal Snider Karen Snyder James Solomon Bud Sosebee Carrol Sosebee Cathy Sosebee Nelda Sosebee Mel Stale ' Ric Stein Hazel Stewart Katny Stewart Dannie Stinson Floyd Stipe Kaye Stor)- Steve Stough Sheron Sweeny Kathy Swinney Ronald Tanner Carolyn Taylor Jeanette Taylor Terr) ' Taylor Karen Sue Tekell Michael Thibedeau Becky Thompson Teresa Turnbow Vicki Turnbow Gayla Turner Ronnie Tye Donnie Tyner John Underwood Tommy VanHuss Vicki VanHuss Chester Vamell Becky Vasquez 192 Phillip Vaughn Rose Lynn Veal Joe Villalobos Dwight Walker Valrie Wampler r NiV moo Shyrlte Ward Steve Ward Mike Watts Arvil Watson Don Watson DaLane Wealherston Ronald Webb Mike Weese Kenny Weir Julian Weissmann Dennis Wetzel Charles Wheeler Belinda White George Wiest Paula Williams Tony Wilson Mae Winkler Rickey Winkler Monty Yarber Sharon Yarber Mark Yarbrough Andy Young Tim York Phillip Travis ff ' f Q r?, . • ; i :j ■Jiwik iJN W ' gi -f?em f E I 194 ■ ' :M , V iN5«a.i« W i : i-, - Student c 195 Lis n 4 [4 fm m. r rr , TK - i !r - . toij- wi !W V L 1 , ? y To V «5U ' - ' ' r r i y . 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