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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1966 volume:

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With Shakespeare we can say, Now our sands are almost run. But first, the Staff of the 1966 HUSKY bids you view through these pages the moments of this year which will soon be mingled forever with the eternal SANDS OF TIME. TABIX OP CONimNTS Introduction Administration Facult) ' Organizations Classes Honors Sports Student Life 1 20 30 54 78 146 174 198 EDfTORIAL SIAFF SUE PRESTAGE RONDA MENASCO SUSAN JOHNSON CHARLEY KAY CULP ADA MEDINA RUBY BLACK THEA STANFORD DONNA WEIR LINDA PITTMAN DEBBY MICKELSON BEVERLY LOCKARD MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY Editor Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Artist Copy Editor Classes Organizations Honors Sports Student Life Sponsor Sl?« PHCJrCxSRAPHERe GAIL COULOMBE ELAINE DRAPER MR. DELBERT V. TODD FRANKIE HAIL RICHARD DOWNING Sponsor THE HUSky SlAFF Some go carelessly along the paths; others go more thoughtfully along the way fully aware of those whom they meet. Throughout the years Mrs. Myrtle Hirschi Ledford has ever remained a gracious and generous friend to Hirschi High School. She can best be described by Richard Branfield ' s familiar verse: Words are easy, like the wind; Faithful friends are hard to find. E J 1 J r. 1 ' 1 r il4 1 h UBG. WVR7LE WReCHf LEDFORD -m -fi W mi ' LiMiMa- Bl i ' - v;? v; ■• ' «a S!S9 • xfJMi3e .pr ' --sr ' .-c i. i w«w« JMia( « A 30«iW ' . ' « - t ' -vr- : «TTr -S7% A: ' fa SENfOR OAS OF ' 66 A f- ' 10 The word senior has become synonymous with the word action. Throughout the year, seniors have been kept busy with bake sales, sponsoring a dance, caroling, and other fund-raising projects. Gone now are the moments of excitement of trimming the senior Christmas tree, the confusion of cap and gown measurements, and the toil of senior term themes, to be relived only in memory and through the pages of the ' 66 HUSKY. These moments are now golden grains amid the ever-changing Sands of Time. SHRT SPIRIT is a word undefined at Hirschi. It could be described as the tradition of Western Day, the bustle of a band trip, or the excitement of a pep rally and a game. But, most of all, it is a thing one feels from the moment he enters Hirschi. Of all the great accomplishments attributed to the school, as timeless as the very Sands of Time, is the proud spirit of Hirschi High. iJEKIfS |]fl ! i[ • ' nm ' 13 Almost as numerous as the grains of sand in the desert are the honors gained by stu- dents of Hirschi. Whether performing before the school and community in the annual talent show, representing their classes on student councils, or vying for individual hon- ors, students exhibited the best of Hirschi High. Countless as the proverbial Sands of Time are these golden memories of accomplishment. •TA ONDERI IND ' 7 i ' -1-4 r ' li 18 9f %. I ' MiK V c II Christmas lingered past December at Hirschi as snows mantled the campus transform- ing the grounds to a true Winter Wonderland. Not soon will be forgotten the gaily decorated doors, the snowmen and snowballs, the many hours spent within the warm halls of Hirschi while outside fell the quietly drifting flakes like the silent fleeting of the Sands of Time. iU i , 17 ICNCMSDG Taking advantage of each fleeting hour, students studied and worked toward their separate goals. For all, each six weeks saw the end of one goal and the beginning of another; for Seniors, the ultimate goal — graduation! Adding new knowledge to their store of memories, students of Hirschi High saw the days pass one by one like grains of sand through Time ' s own hourglass. ADMfNfSlRAnON 20 Lives of i reat men all remind us We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow SCHOOL AD UfMfSTRArORe Through the fine leadership provided by Dr. Joe B. McNiel, superintendent of Wichita Falls public schools, great progress has been made. Hirschi High School proudly reflects the efforts of his devotion to planning that m.ide the school possible. In addition to his sers ' ices to local schools, Superin- tendent McNiel has fo und time to make unique con- tributions to the welfare of students and teachers through- out Texas. Sharing many responsibilities with the superintendent is G. H. Kirby, deputy superintendent of schools. A 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 Deputy Superintendent of Schools From left to right: JOSEPH GOLDING, Director of Athletics T. F. BARNETT. Assistant Superintendent of Instruction H. BEDFORD FURR, Administrative Assistant RALPH DAVIS, Assistant Superintendent of Business LUTHER ORRICK, Assistant Superintendent of Special Services 22 BOARD OP GDUCAnON Of prime importance to all members of the Wichita Falls Board of Education is the welfare of all stu- dents as this group seeks to provide better opportu- nities for training. Varying needs are under constant study. Serving without remuneration save the satis- faction of helping others, each board member accepts definite responsibilities as his part of unselfish work for the entire community. J PHILLIPS CUNNINGHAM MRS. LAL ' RA J. DOING DICK HARRIS GERALD HODGES DR. W. L. POWERS WARREN SILVER IKARD SMITH, President AD UINfSlRAnON BU(LDfM( A. O. N AL 24 OUR PRiNOPAL Four years ago the sounds of eager students echoed in the halls of Hirschi for the first time. As the students rushed about in a state of complete con- fusion, a very distinguished looking gentleman was there to greet each newcomer with a friendly smile. Always busy, always interested, Mr. Neal con- tinues to keep Hirschi High School operating smoothly and efficiently, yet he always has time to extend a friendly hand to students, faculty and visitors alike. 25 CUFPORDJ. MUGRES Assuming greater responsibilities at Hirschi this year is Mr. Clifford J. Hughes, vice-principal. AGR cards, student banking, co-ordination of audio- visual materials, and student records keep Mr. Hughes busy early and late. In spite of his heavy schedule, Mr. Hughes always has time for a friendly smile and a helping hand to all at Hirschi. K ' ' ' f ' B JAC ' v Hi«| M m} S— — -A , n l lUsi MRS. KATHERYN BALLARD B.S. University of Texas MAX L. TUNNELL B.S., M.Ed. East Texas State University Southern Methodist University COUNSELOBe Appearing on the Hirschi scene for the first time this year are the boys ' and girls ' counselors. Mr. Max L. Tunnell and Mrs. Kather)n Ballard devote their time to stu- dents with questions concerning schedules as well as college and career choices. In addi- tion, they supers ' ise the school ' s testing program and provide information on available scholarships. OmCESlAFF MRS. VIRGINIA ORSAK School Secretar ' MRS. ESTHER BRADLEY Registrar The smooth management of Hirschi ' s everyday opera- tions is attributed to the efficient office staff. The secre- tar) ' , Mrs. Virginia Orsak, and Mrs. Ester Bradley, school registrar, with their student assistants, attend the many technical problems of the school. MRS. KATHRYN I. CROUCH B.S. Texas Woman ' s University UBRARV The students and faculty of Hirschi receive a helping hand from the librarian, Mrs. Kathryn Crouch, and her assistant, Mrs. Irene Morton. Student assistants aid in finding books, magazines, and other materials requested by daily visitors to the library. 29 MRS. ELISABETH ALFORD B.A. Texas ' V ' oman ' s Universit) ' MISS EVELYN E. BARRY B.S., M.A. Texas Woman ' s University George Peabody College MRS. MARGARET H. BARTON B.S., M.Ed. University of Texas MRS. WANDA BOGGS B.S. Texas Wesleyan College North Texas State University Health class problems: The leg bone ' s connected to the WHAT? 30 I thought tilings were supposed to go better with Coke! I told you it wouldn ' t play Three Blind Mice. ' MRS. GLADYS O. DAVIS B.S. University of Oklahoma MRS. CAROL A. DOLLA R B.S. Midwestern University C. H. DOWDY, JR. B.S., M.Ed. Midwestern University 31 MRS. OLIVE DUNN B.A. Texas ' ' esleyan College Texas Christian University MISS JANET EELS B.A. University of Texas y rv M JERRY TOM FREEMAN B.A. University of Texas LEO E. HARMON B.A. Southwestern State College MRS. MARTHA T. HARVEY B.A. Sweet Briar College ISAAC HERNANDEZ B.A., MA. Sul Ross State College Something ' s got to be wrong with this computer; it ' s giving everj-one As! I knew they couldn ' t do without me at the Pentagon. Right now I ' m not sure which comes first: 1896 or 1898. MRS. PATSY ANN HORN B.S. Midwestern University MRS. VIRGINIA HUFF B.S., M.S. Oklahoma State University Kansas State University MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY B.A. Mary Hardin-Baylor College MRS. DORTHA JACOBS B.S. Midwestern University 33 ETHRIDGE D. JENNINGS BS. North Texas State University MRS. ELLA M. JESSEL B.S., M.Ed. Stout State College University of Illinois MISS ETHELYN G. JOHNSON M.Ed. Hardin-Simmons University WILLIS W. LANG, JR. BS. Midwestern University f 34 Smile, you ' re on Candid Ccunera! Miss Ida McCain displays souvenirs from Rome. W. D. LARGIN B.S., M.Ed. Southwestern State College JAMES A. LARIMORE B.S., M.Ed. North Texas State University MRS. PATRICIA A. LAUCK B.A. Midwestern University MRS. ANNA M. LOGGIE B.A. Midwestern University MISS IDA H. McCAIN M.A. University of Texas CAROL C. MAGEE B.M.Ed., M.Ed. Midwestern University ' cst Texas State University HERMAN Y. MILLER Midwestern University Texas A M BOBBY PAGE BS. Midwestern University DOUGLAS MILLER B.S. Midwestern University ELDON L. PATTERSON B.S. Midwestern University CAROLD NLNEZ M. M.Ed. North Texas State University MRS. BETTY PEPPER B.S. Southeastern State College 36 Vl ' hat do you mean there isn ' t a single copy of Beethoven ' s Fifth in the library? says Mr. Carold Nunez. MRS. LINDA PREVOST B.A. Howard Payne College JOHN RATCLIIT B.A. East Central State College Teachers have homework, too JOE D. SLACK B.S., M.Ed. West Texas State University North Texas State University RAYMOND L. SNYDER B.A., M.Ed. Midwestern I ' niversity JESS STILES B.S. Midwestern University MRS. NELL D. THIEM B.S. Midwestern University DELBERT W. TODD B.S. Texas Technological College 2 + 2 = 5? 38 Osach Jess Stiles looks forward to a new season. JACK VANTREASE B.S. West Texas State Uni%ersity C. L. VAUGHN B.A., M.M.Ed. Northeastern State College University of Oklahoma MRS. JUNE WELLS B.A. Midwestern University MRS. SARAH WELLS B.A. Midwestern University RAMON TOWRY B.S. Midwestern University CALVIN R. UNDERWOOD, JR. B.S. Midwestern University North Texas State University EfJ(SU£H By helping them write more effec- tively and correctly, the EngHsh Depart- ment of Hirschi High School gives stu- dents an understanding of language arts in preparation for college and oth- er chosen vocations. Under the direction of the Language Department of Hirschi, students be- come familiar with the customs and speech of people of various other coun- tries. 40 Avmrww-- SPEECH Under the direction of Mrs. P.itsy Horn, students in the Speech Department of Hir- schi gain practical experience in public speaking, debate, and drama. Using skills de- veloped in these classes, students perform in numerous school and civic activities, in tournaments, and in Interscholastic League Competition throughout the state, bringing honor to themselves and to Hirschi. JCURNAUqU Under the supervision of Mrs. Patricia Lauck, the journal- ism staff learns the basic fundamentals of journalistic writ- ing. Using techniques developed in this course, the staff sub- mits news stories, feature articles, and sports columns for publication in the school newspaper and in the Tuesday eve- ning Teen Times in the Wichita Fall Times. Meeting deadlines is good preparation for facing responsibilities that may come up later, and development of an objective view- point can become another asset, the sponsor pointed out. f ._f 9 f v SOCIAL STUDfK Through Social Studies the students of Hirschi explore the world today in relation to the world of the past. They discuss current problems and events, as well as the struc- ture and function of government in preparation for the demand of the future. 42 Il J SOENCE TTirough use of its modern facilities students enrolled in science courses are learning much about biology, physics, and chemistry. 43 MATH Through the school ' s first four years, the Mathematics Department of Hirschi has grown and now includes almost every field of mathematical interest. Besides the basic courses of algebra, plane geometry, and related math, more advanced studies of trigo- nometry and solid geometry challenge all who want additional training for advanced work in college. 44 BUSINESS Many Hirschi students gain practical training in fields of business through the Com- mercial Department. Shorthand, typing, and bookkeeping are available to ail wishing to prepare for careers in business. 45 WOME ECONCVWfCe Girls enjoy preparing for a brighter fu- ture as housewives or career girls through Hirshi ' s Home Economics Department. flRT Ceramics, oil and water painting, poster design, and papier-mache constructions are included in the courses to help students gain a better perspective of the beaut)- around them as basis for their own designs. fJXJQlC The Music Department is an integral part of the school. It seeks to instill musical appreciation in all students of Hirschi. At pep rallies, football games, concerts and special assemblies, the band, choir, and orchestra represent the best that is Hirschi. Members of the Music Department travel over the State to represent Hirschi in com- petitions and also appear frequently before local audiences. i • : 47 PWVefCAL EDUCATfON Mental and physical alertness go hand in hand, and at Hirschi hours of study are off-set by vigorous exercise. Hirschi ' s complete physical education program includes body development, muscle coordination, and .sportsmanship, thus providing an outlet for energy through such activities as baseball, basketball, volleyball, tennis, football, track, tumbling, and exercises. 4S CADH CORPS Through the National Defense Cadet Corps students receive training in leadership, reliability, and self-discipline. The cadets study military science under the guidance of their instructor. Col. Leo E. Harmon. The N.D.C.C. unit of Hirschi has been an honor corps for the past two years. David Nipp was named the outstanding cadet of the city in 1965. icr The instruction provided by Mr. Joe T. Slack in the Industrial Cooperative Training Classes provides working experiences for the student who works while he attends classes. AUO M CHflNfCS A new course at Hirschi High School, taught by Mr. Herman Miller, also serves students from Wichita Falls and Rider High Schools. It is designed to prepare students for a vocation in automobile mechanics. This course is a working laboratory of transmis- sions, spark plugs, fuel pumps, and leaky valves 7RA[NfN Shop work provides encouragement for a career in architecture, drafting, or engineering. The training offered emphasizes development of a sense of originality and high standards of craftsmanship so neces- sary for future industrialists. MRS. BETH HOBSON, Cafeteria Manager MEATS AND VEGETABLES: ALMES. Terr - SwafforJ, Jean Vinson, N ' ola Swafford, Nellie Finley, and Vera Mills. CAFETERIA Performing ser ' ices which are es- sential but often arduous are the cafeteria and maintenance person- nel. PASTRIES: MMES Lela Hale)-, Mae Titus, Helen Richter, Ann Roberts. Ila ■ ' hetsell. SALADS: MMES Ava Hudson, Pauline Akridge. Lura Shackel- STOCK BOYS: Charles Young. James Johnson, and Ollie ford. Daniels. 52 MAINTENANCE STAFF: Pete Haley, John Jackson, Henry Young, Alton Birdette, Dewey Chancellor, and R. C. Lawhon. iJ V H4IMTENANCE Headed by Mrs. Beth Hobson, the cafeteria assistants prepare an average of 950-1000 meals daily. The maintenance staff, under the direction of Mr. Pete Haley and Mr. Alton Birdette, cleans approximately 200,000 square feet of floor space daily. MR. PETE HALEY. High School Super isor MR. ALTON BIRDETTE, Junior High 53 C jQANtZ mONC ! ! t«s .. ..iS3T« '  « ' - 54 ' To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. ' — Ecclesiastcs VII, 10 6 HUSky BAND With a rousing f anfare the Big Blue Band of Hirschi High leads the Huskies onto the field at every District football game. Besides providing pep and enthusiasm at games and pep rallies, members of the 1966 Husky Band, under the direction of Mr. Carol C. Magee, display their talents at assemblies, concerts, and in Interscholastic League con- cert and marching contests. OPRCERjG PONEY THOMPSON President ROBERT DONAHUE Vice President KATHY ORDESCH Secretary JOYCE CARLSON Treasurer MICHELE COBB Reporter FLOYD COGLEY Lieutenant LOIS JEAN PETTY Lieutenant JOHN SCHNELL Lieutenant MR. CAROL MAGEE Dir ector I ?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?t?f 56 4 • SWEETHEART NOMINEES Joyce Carlson Pearl Conner BAND SWEETHEART Kathy Ordesch DRUM M4J0R AND M4J0R RTES Pictured at right are: BECKY THOiMPSON CAROLYN CROOK VICKI BURKS RICHARD WARD CARLA JirRGENSON SANTERA FLILLBR PEARL CONNER SECOND BAND 57 ACAPPyJLA OfRCBRC RICHARD WARD BECKY USELTON CHARLES LITTLE LYNDA TINNEY MARY ROTH PEARL CONNER NITA McJUNKINS MRS. OLFVE DUNN ACAPPEUA CHOfR Under the direction of Mrs. Olive Dunn, the Acappella and Mixed Choirs perform for various activities through the school year. The choirs present assemblies, com- pete in contest and clinics, perform for civic organizations, and climax the year with a spring concert. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Librarian Librarian Sponsor MIV ED CPOfR 58 Jj|el. l. l ' J--| CHOIR SWEETHEART Nita Mcjunkins SWEETHEART NOMINEES Lynda Tinney Clestell Walden BEVERLY WATSON President BETTY MOSER Vice President DEBBIE BROWN Secretary-Treasurer CAROLYN LAWRENCE Librarian CONNIE TYNER Librarian JUDY GOLDEN Librarian CONNIE NEAL Librarian 59 CONC£Kr OmCB RC BRENDA RAWLE President ROBERT DONAHUE Vice-President SUE NEW Secretar) ' JULIA HASTINGS Treasurer SUE PRESTAGE Reporter MR. CAROLD NUNEZ Director 60 ORjCWESTRA m Providing entertainment for students and faculty of Hirschi on many occasions is the Concert Orches- tra under the direction of Mr. Carold Nunez. In addition to working on music for school assemblies and Interscholastic League contests, many members of the Orchestra have won places, through individual competition, in the Regional and All-State Orchestras. Pictured at the right is the Orchestra Sweetheart and pictured below are the Sweetheart nominees, elected by members of the orchestra and honored at an annual Spring Banquet. 4 a) pR£aAQ FtOTWOES 61 033., ' X m i N nONAL DEFENSE CADET CORPS Continually striving to progress in the military sciences is the National Defense Cadet Corps, under the leadership of Lieutenant Colonel Leo G. Harmon. In its first four years the Corps has won numerous honors, including the Company and Cadet Awards of the Reser ' e Officers Association, four Superior Cadet Awards, and Honor School awarded by the Department of Army as a result of the annual federal inspection. , 4 5 vmm Parlez-vous frangais? Les eleves du department de francais du lycee Hirschi repon- dent a cette question avec un resonnement Oui. Sous I ' enseignement de Madame Gladys Davis le cercle francais s ' efforce stimuler I ' interet en la langue et la culture du peuple francais. Le point culminant de I ' annee pour tous les eleves est le banquet au printemps avec le couronnement du roi et la reine du cercle francais. Pictured below are the French Club King Pete Einstein, and Queen Kami Day. TERESA WILLIAMS NANCY JOHNSTON JANICE RALSTON SUE NEW RICHARD HARTON President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at arms MRS. GLADYS O. DAVIS Sponsor OFFfCERS ELAINE DRAPER Tribune DON SMITH Tribune LARRY CARR Treasurer WINNEAL SNIDER Secretary TERRY PEMBERTON Sergeant-at-Arms CHARLES CLAPSADDLE Reporter JACK BECKWITH Historian SUZANNE BABIN Song leader LYNDA BROWNING Song leader MISS IDA McCAIN Sponsor SCUTUM RjOMAMU W Studium linguae Latinae de permagno cultu qui nostrum vehementer adducit docet. Scientia verborum Latinorum comprehensionem discipulorum Anglicae, Gallicae, His- panicae linguarum maxime auget. Programmata sodalitatis Scuti Romani fabulitas Latinas et picturas itinerum in Italia sponsoris, magistrae Idae McCain, includunt. Mag- nificentia quae erat Roma in convivio annali Romano recreahir. ANfflNGGR. FUR. DEUreCH Der Hohepunkt der Veranstaltungen des Klubs Der Anfanger fur Deutsch war das all jahrliche Banquet. Die Mitglieder kamen in originellen deut- schen Kostumen. Das Jahr hindurch betatigen sich die Mitglieder des Klubs mit dein Verkauf von Kuchen und regen den Enthusiasmus fur ' Husky ' an durch Verteilung von Sieges ' apfeln wahrend der ' pep rally ' die vor dem Graham Fussballspiel stattfindet. OFRCERC BETTY FRAZIER Prasidcnt NANCY STREETY Vize-Prasident CINDY GROTH Schatzmeister PHYLLIS POLK Berichterstatterin MISS JANET FEHS Sponsor LOS CONOUfSlADORES Vamos a Aihtin es un saludo familiar que se puede oir de cualquier miembro de Los Conquista- dores. Los miembros del club de espa ' fiol, bajo la direccion de su professor, el senor Isaac Hernandez, trabajan diligentemente enventas de pasteles, lavados de autos y otras actividades para ganar dinero para e club. El dinero se usa para financiar el viaje anual a la convencion en Austin en marzo, y para proyectos de valor en el estado y la cumunidad. OmCER JIM NYMAN Presidente THE A STANFORD V ce-Presidente IRENE BOONE Secretaria THERESA BEAM Tesorera MARTHA SHAW Historiadora LATRICE MENASCO Encabezadc de proyectos TOMMY BAKER Encabezadc de programas MR. ISAAC HERNANDEZ Director 67 BfOLCxSV CLUB Members of the Biology Club, directed by Mr. C. H. Dowdy and Mr. Delbert Todd, add to their classroom knowledge through discussions and films at informal meetings, and through field trips to many scientific points of interest. The year is highlighted by an annual banquet for club members. OmCERjC FLO THOES President DORIS HAMLIN Vice-President PATRICIA BATES Sec.-Treas. BUDDY SHEPARD Pledge Corporal TOM CARROLL Pledge Corporal MR. C. H. DOWDY Sponsor MR. DELBERT TODD Sponsor J ■ r 7 n 68 MAIU CLUB Students beqin training for the University Interscholastic League math competitions early in the year in the Math Club. Under the leadership of Mr. George Shropshire, diligent members work toward the speed and accuracy necessary for the Number Sense and Slide Rule Contests. OmCERiC ROBERT DONAHUE President LAWERENCE SMITH Vice President GAIL COULOMBE Secretary-Treasurer S. G. SHROPSHIRE Sponsor 69 SVM L DERS LINDA STLICKEY President MARIETTA HARLAN Vice-President SUZANNE MORRIS Secretan,- JAN OWENSBY Reporter TERESA BRAZEAL Historian (SVM L DERS Checking roll, leading exercises, coordination of physi- cal fitness tests, and leading Intramural Tournaments are among the numerous duties performed by the Boy ' s and Girl ' s Gym Leaders. These active groups are sponsored by Miss Ethelyn Johnson and Mt. Ethridge Jennings. 71 RE A UNDCBi ' CHAPTER , FUTURE TEACHERS Through Hirschi ' s Reba Lindsey Chapter of Future Teachers of America, many stu- dents learn more about the teaching profession. Members gain information and interest, which will be beneficial to them as they begin their careers, by attending State Con- ventions and by participation in discussions on phases of teaching. omCERje PAT KIRKSEY President TERESA BRAZEAL Vice President TERESA WILLIAMS Secretary EMILY KARSTETER Treasurer SALLY BABB Historian MICHELE COBB Parliamentarian MRS. ELLA M. JESSEL Sponsor mm 72 SlA(SEBANiD Meeting in their extra time to rehearse and work up programs, these six students and their director, Mr. C. L. Vaughn, have formed a combo. They play not only for their enjoyment of music, but also to entertain at school assemblies, dances, and banquets. The members include Robert Donahue, Lois Jean Petty, Tommy Beavers, John Schnell, Pete Einstein, and Charles Wheeler. UBRARyCWB Keeping the library running smoothly is a difficult task which keeps Mrs. Kathryn Crouch very busy. Aiding her in her many duties are the library assistants who check books, return them to their shelves, and perform nu- merous duties to insure students of a place in which to do research for term themes, reports, and book reports. R£D CROSS Sponsored by Mrs. Dortha Jacobs, the Hirschi High Schdol Red Cross promotes good will in the community. At Christmas and Thanksgiving, boxes of food are collected for the needy. This year bags were filled with personal items for needy children in Viet Nam. 74 SO=lL POST DEOORArOBS SUZANNE MORRIS President NITA McJUNKINS Vice-President MRS. PAT LAUCK Sponsor MR. J. T. FREEMAN Sponsor Throughout the year members of the Goal Post Decorators work dil- igently to keep the Husky spirit at a peak. By raising the funds them- selves, this group, directed by their sponsors Mr. J. T. Freeman and Mrs. Patricia Lauck, was able to drape the halls and gym with post- ers and spirit-inspiring gimmicks, and to decorate the field for all home games. 75 OFFfCE ASSfSPVJTS Pictured above are students who aid the counselors with the school ' s testing program and various other tasks. Pictured to the right are Mr. Ramon Towry with two of his hall monitors. Aiding Mrs. Orsak with her many duties as school secretary are assistants who type letters and transcripts, file records, run errands, and do various other jobs in the office. Students pictured below travel over the school presenting films and film strips to individual classes as an aid to Mr. Clifford Hughes, direc- tor of visual aids. Picking up absentee slips, filing absentees, answering the tele- phone, and calling parents are only a few of the many jobs per- formed by the students who aid Mrs. Bradley with her duties as school registrar. MEDfce The Future Medics Club encourages students who are interested in the field of medicine. Sponsored by the women of the Ladies Auxiliary, the members visit hospitals, pack medicine and study various branches of the medical profession. TERRY KIRK President GAIL COULOMBE Vice President CAROLYN KOCKS Treasurer KARLA KENNEDY Historian 77 OA 78 See how the generations pass Like sand through Heaven ' s bkie hourglass. — Vachel Lindsay OAQQ FAVORJTES «RI [ GRfFPfM ROY POPW FR ESHM OmCER DANNY PADRON President JERRY HAYES Vice-Pcesident PATTI BAKER Secretary JERRI GRIFFIN Treasurer COUNOL PATTI BAKER KAY BENSON GARY CALDWELL JERRI GRIFFIN JANET HARROD JERRY HAYES VICKIE HERRING BRENDA McCANN SHERI MICKELSON JO MORTON BETTY MOSER DANNY PADRON EMPRA ROBERTS GLENITA RONEY LAWRENCE SMITH DON SZININA PAUL VERNON BEVERLY WATSON JOE WRIGHT LARRY YEAGER ♦DONALD TORRES MIKE KIRKSEY Not pictured FR££WMEfJ I had a pulse this morning, but I can ' t find it now. Greg Ackerman Yolanda Acosta A. J. Adams Dalien Aldrich Kaye Allen Nicholas Amador Mariano Amaya John Junior Ambrose Jimmy Anderson Jessie Aquallo Marsha Armstrong Kent Attwood Helen Ayala David Babb Eddie Baker Gary Baker Patti Baker Johnny Barboza Joyce Beasley Duncan Beaver Randy Beggs Joe Bellar Vicki Bennett Kay Benson 82 .uTics Bond is here. n2£SWMEN Johnny Bcnzenberg Pam Bish Donald Jot- Bishop Mar) ' Bishop Gary Biskup Lonnie Biskup Cathy Blakeney Robert Bolf Karen Bowman Robbie Boyd Willard Boyd Brenda Bradley Steve Bridges Shirley Brock Johnny Brown Kathy Brown Orvillc Brown Ricky Brown Julie Browning Dorothy Broyles David Burbank James Burks Karen Burr Billy Don Bussy Linda Sue Bussey Gary Caldwell Tommy Campbell Lindy Cantrell Stephen Carey Lewis Chandler Kathy Chavis Sharon Childs Jack Ray Clark Martin Clcmdaniel John Collins 83 Castclla Combs Darryl Combs Gar)- Conner Keith Cook Larry Cook Billy Copeland Lenda Crabb Kalhryn Crain Alice Marie Crouch Jeanne Crowley Peggy Cunningham Amalia Dangilan Chester Davenport Connie Davis Dan Davis Jim Davis Donald Dennis Carlotta Dorsey Leo Dube Jr. John Duncan John Durham John Duron Chuck Eakins Sandy Ecker Amelia Enriquez Ernest Enriquez Karen Ergish Estolia Esquibel Teddy Estrada , -W 95 C ' u f. U«3 V I |%0 Carol Evans Tommy Farris Ermalinda Felix Donna Ferguson Thomas Finley Donny Floyd Larry Freeman Barbara French Robbie Frost Ronnie Fuquay Mickie Garcia Virginia Garcia David Gentry Carl Gettys Doris Gilmore Darlene Goforth Judy Golden Harold Goodner Rickey Goodner Debbi Grant David Green Jerrie Griffin Buster Grimes Mike Grooms DeWayne Grubbs Glenda Hall Leslie Hall Linda Hamilton Jessie Hancy Diedre Hara Michael Hardegree Dave Harmon Jackie Harmon Lonnie Harms Janet Harrod Jimmy Hawkins 85 Jerr) ' Hays Ernest Hernandez Vicki Herring Beverlyn Hodge Steve Hodges Debbie Holden Beverly Holding Julia Holmes Carolynese Howell Gar)- Hoyle James Hughes Joe Isaacs Judy Isaacs Ernest Ivy Pamela Jacobson Keith Jacobson Sandra Jacobson Jackie Jarrett Gary Jennings Bobby Jimenez Dan Johnson Larr) ' Johnson Paul Johnson Richard Johnson Deborah Jones Janet Jones Paula Jones Mickie Kazoon Karla Kenney Lynda Kidd Larry Kincaid Venita King Mike ' Kirksey Bobby Kloss Wayne LaHue David Lamb n ! , ir , ,::5 86 Now this is how you turn on the water. cy p, (Si ! S% Karen Law Carolyn Lawrence Debbie Lawson Sharon Lawson Larry Ledbetter Eddie Lefevere Cathy Leffingwell Jaa|uelyn Leonard David Lippincott Delfina Lira Charles Lockard Pat Long Karen Loudermilk Lonnie Loyd Richard Lucas Cathy Luna Lupe Luna Brenda McCann Michael iMcCollough Jimmy McCollum Susan McCollum Leo McDaniel Phil McF.lwee Carol McGinty Charles Magness Faye Martin Rita Martin Sylvia (arti ez Shirley Mathews Paulctte Afaurer 87 And they said Study Hall was a snap course. I ' m tn ' ing to stunt my growth. Eva M. Medina Sheri Mickelson Mike Mieth Lynn Milam James M. Miller Mae Miller Billy Mills Sally Moore Thomas Moore Carol Ann Moree Mick} ' Morris Jo Aforton Mark forton Betty Moser Carmen Munoz Glenda Munoz Don Murphy George Murphy. Jr. Mason Myers Lynette Naron Debra Navarrete Carol Ann Neal Connie Neal Kevin Nelms FRESH UEN S - r.M- FR£SH WEN Lonnic Nix Janis Noble Tommy Joe Norris Cher) ' I Nulty Charles Odom Eva Ojeda Stan O ' Neal Jeanie Ordesch Danny Padron Sandra Lee Parker Terri Ann Parker Kenneth Parkey Yes. I agree, I ' m wonderful. Eddie Parks Frankie Parkinson Linda Pendley Johnny Perez Rudy Perez Vickie Perez Charles Peterson Billy Pitts Lawrence Poiricr Brenda Pope Roy Popham David Popovics No, students, English is not .in elective. 89 David Poston David Poteet Mark Powers Sonja Powers Joanne Pritchard Becky Pustcjovskey Gar) ' Rambo Lydia Ramirez Mark Ray James Reasor Janice Rexrode Olivia Reyna Dana Rice Steve Rice Stephanie Richardson Faye Ridgway Fred Rivas Orol Roark ) ' V, If I could only get this one and that one, I might be able to pass this test. Jackie Sclieller Sally Schnell Jill Schrader Lanny Sears Dianna Senter Lynn Shelton Charles Shepard Mike Shepard Jimmy Short Manuel Sifuentes Ronnie Singleton Ronnie Skinner Lawrence Smith Mike Smith Mike Smith Randy Smith Wayne Smith Wymona Snider f! . iT) (? (!T , ft ( A i3t C , Danny Ray Stinson Johnny Swafford Don Szenina Joyce Tarin Kathy Taylor Lavenia Taylor Carrol Snsebee B I % Bruce Southall l «SF ' — Jerry Spnngler Kerr) ' StanforcJ k t- ' Larry Stewart . ' , .. . ' j C h Arlene Thomas Kaihy Thornton James Andy Thorp ■C7 - ' ' l V - ' f F? V V Teresa Tims - A S f Buddy Tinker . ' ' , iC y U ' af - - V Samuel Tinncy J - ' ' fi. A M ' X _ Jj 91 Billy Toft Donald Torres Janet Travis Teresa Turnbow Nicole Turner Bill Tutcher Connie Tyner Barbara Underwood Joe Underwood Rody VanHuss Jimmy Vannoy Paul Vernon Janis Vinson Patsy Lee Waddell Wayne Walker Claudia Ward Ricky Ward Barbara Watson Beverly Watson Jimmy Weir Oh, these books are so exhausting! 92 Danella Weissmann Debbie West Sieve Whitehead Glenn Wiest Herbert Williams • 3 n ,4 ' ' iG Dan Yother Robin Young Linda Zeller My group had 21% fewer cavities. Rickey Winkler Joe Wright Vonda K. Wright Diannc Yancey Larry Yeager FRESW WEN 93 SOPHO UOBES :. omcase TONY WILSON President JUDY RAWLE Vice-President NANCY MATLOCK Secretary ELIZABETH SCOTT Treasurer COUNOL THERESA BEAM TARESA CHAMBLES ELLEN GRIFFEN k ROSALIND HADLEY r 4: GERRY HAMM GREG HARTNEY DONNA JARVIS RUSSELL JENNINGS R ' ' NANCY MATLOCK ■ ..■ JUDY RAWLE If « 1 TONI RODRIQUEZ BELINDA WHITE TONY WILSON i- ROBERT MACPHAIL ELIZABETH SCOTT PAT SCRUGGS ' ti Not pictured 94 CLA m cx mc TR£R£ B 4M TOf UW iCON 95 James Akins Howard Allen Viclci Allmon Connie Alvarez Chcri Anderson Jennie An derson Delores Aquallo Nanq ' Armstrong Paul Baber Suzanne Babin Andy Baker Brenda Baker Junior Barboza Linda Barlow Cynthia Bates Theresa Beam Tommy Beavers David Beckwith Linda Bejarano Kenny Bishop Smile ! You ' re on Candid Camera. L. J. Biskup Joe Biter -A ■J It 96 Joyce Black Linda Black Sammy Blake Steve Blakeney Billie Blaylock Gary Boutwell But I know I saw one go by. Patsy Brandon Alan Brasher Patricia Brock SOPWO UCRES Debbie Brown Rose Brown Bruce Br)3n Dianne Bryant Harvey Burns Pat Byrne Jimmie Ann Campbell Alice Carlisle Linda Carmichael Lawrence Carroll Taresa Chambles Charles Clark Douglas Cioffman Ann Coleman Linda Ann Core Don Crook Diane Culipher Jimm y Curtis 97 . fli f5 Dan Davis Debra Davis Jim Davis Steve Davis Kami Day Steve DeBrito Gar) ' Dollar Sheri Donceel Cathy Dunn Christine Ehmann John Einwechter Mike Ellard Lynda Ellison Phillip Esquibel Edmond Estrada Lynn Evans Janie Farmer Mike Faulkner Ronnie D. Finley James Frerich The lineup. A Husky Booster Oscar Galvan Maria Garcia Roy Garcia Simon Garcia Sandra Gardner Richard Gaurkee Johnny Gill Danny Glenn Bill Gombeski Sherlynn Gould Jan Gray Ellen Griffin Rosalind Hadley Gerry Hamm Doris Hammond Gary Hampton Debbie Hancock Jackie Haney v Billy Harmon Starmye Harmon Kathy Harris Rosie Harris Gregg Hartney Lollie Hernandez Rosalinda Hernandez Tony Hernandez Viclor Herrera 99 Mi%r. Nanq ' Johnston Carole Jones Caria Jurgensen Vicki Kasparek Billy Kaufhold Janet Kelley Please, I ' d rather do it myself! Eddie Kouri Mitch Land William Lawson, Jr. 100 K.ilherine Litonenko M.iry Jane Litonenko Donna Little Steve Littleficld Sharon Lochman OIlie Wayne Lone Robert MacPliail Mack McCann Martha McClendon Diann McCombs Michael McKnipht Rosalind McRae Jeanette Marantino Kay Martin Danny Martinez Nancy Matlock Johnflip Mat? Patricia Meek John Melendez LaTrice fenasco Helen Miller Claudia Moore Gail Moore Lloyd Nelms I ' m an old cowhand. Rebecca Nelson Benny Nichols SOPHO UOR£S 101 Jerry Norris Scott Nyman Joe Manuel Ojeda Dean Owens Jane Parkcy Billy Parks Charlie Parks Joe Parks Roy Lee Parks Sharon Patterson Bud Pepper Connie Pepper Rosa Perez Julie Peterson Carol Pittman Phyllis Polk Richard Popham Judy Poston Are all the Sophomores with us? Stephen Poston Cathey Powers Jay Powers Ray Powers Roy Proctor Teresa Pryor Patrick Pullin Nancy Quails Betty Ramoz 102 Sue Ranilall Andy Raney Judy Rawie Karen Rice Eddie Richards Jim Richardson Achim Riley Chuck Riley a a f Gar) ' Roberson Ricky Roberts John Robertson Kenneth Robinson 5 k J Problems, problems, all I do is problems. Bobby Rodriquez Tony Rodriquez Don Roebuck Jean Rogers Linda Rountree Sheryl Roupe Faye Russell Eugene Sassman 103 Barbara Satterfield Klaus Schmidt Kay Scopf;in Elizabeth Scott Pat C. Scruggs Kathy Senecal Robert Seward Martha Shaw- Ronald Shawn Ronnie Shelton To be or not to be. Trudi Tears Gary Teats Karen Tekell John Tharp Michael Thibodeau Becky Tiiompson Phil Travis Vicki Trelikes Dannie Trichell Vicki Turnbow John Underwood Jacky Van Huss Tommy Van Huss Vickie Van Huss Chester Varnell 105 If i. ' ' O You should have been there ! 106 Becky Vasqucz Rose Veal Joe Villalobos Joe Vinson Wesley Wall Valrie Wampler Steve Ward Don Watson Mike Watts Dalane Weatherston Ronald Webb Mike VC ' eese Kenny Weir Daniel Weissmann George Wiest Dennis Wetzel Charles Wheeler Belinda White Jerr)- Williams Linda Williams Ho-Hum - ! TNCi eOPMO WO(2£S Paula Williams Mae Winkler Tony Wilson Mark Yarbrough Andy Young 107 JUNfORe OASS FAVORITES CHARLES WemERBEE 108 BENNY ASKINS President CHARLES CLAPSADDLE Vice-President PATSY THOMAS Secretary KAY LEWIS Treasurer CWNOL BENNY ASKINS LAUREN BRAZEAL CHARLES CLAPSADDLE ANGIE GOODMAN U TOBY GOODMAN NANCY PEACOCK JERRY ROBERSON SHARON ROBERTS. PATSY THOMAS TERRY VAN HUSS CHARLES WETHERBEE RAY CRABB JACK GRAHAM SAMMIE KASPAREK STEVE OSBORN FRANK PEREZ LISSA SCHRADER ROMA VEAL Not pictured 109 Joyce Adams Scott Baker Rickie Addkison Glenn Arrington Benny Askins Tommy Baker Linda Bales Donna Barry Douglas Baber Patricia Bates Billie Brown Judy Brown Bill Browning Maria Calderon Gwendolyn Campbell NX ' anda Cargal Lynda Browning Vickie Burks Laura Carlisle Larry Carr Hohum. Here we go again. Tom Carroll Gary Caskey Polo Castillo Randy Cherry Theresa Chi Ids Charles Clapsaddle Michele Cobb Dennis Conner Dale Cooper Linda Grain Diane Davis Robert Dentler Richard Downing Reta Copeland Carolyn Crook Judy Davison Bobby Dixon Elaine Draper Lona Cox Charlie Kay Culp Larry Crabb Lamberto Dangilan Ray Crabb Jackie Day My hat ' s bigger than yours. 112 JUNfORfi Petra Ehmann Pete Einstein Dolores Elsey W. Doug Elsey Ronny Emerson Joyce English Jerry Entrop Dickie Estrada Kenneth Ferguson Betty Pino Delbert Gales Deanna Fischer Max Garcia Deborah Ford Dwight Freeman Richard Frerich Carol Gardner Lenny Gentry Glenda Ger ais 113 Cynthia Goldston Angie Goodman Toby Goodman Jack Graham Richard Gray Wally Grider Don Griggs Cindy Groth David Hamm Donnie Hampton Linda Harding Mary Harshman Carolyn Hawkins Linda Haynie Shirley Hibler Avon calling. This is excitement? 114 Theresa Hinson Freddie Hodo Glenn Hoffmeyer Richard Holdbrook Nona Holding Linda Hunt JUNfORS Charlotte Jackson Ronnie Jackson dL 1 Ron Jacobson .1 Whoopee ! 115 Sammie Kasparek Patricia Kirksey Kay Lewis Larry Keen David Kenney Carolyn Kocks Glenda Lambert Mike Lira John Loftin We are the Huskies! Netty Jetton Cody Kidweil Donna Leffingwt Caria Luna Don Johnson Terry Kirk Mark Ledesma Harold McFadden Connie McWhorler Pam Mabry 16 I had the answer a minute ago. LaVcssa Martin Charles Matz , .M Ada Medina Teddy Meek Ray Melton Henry Moore Don Olson Wendy Mickelson Kitty Myers Larry Orsak Gloria Miller Jimmy Nelms Steve Osborn Jo Ann Mills Janelle Nicholson Arvill Parkey Bob Moore Da% ' id Nipp Virginia Parks 117 Nanc) ' Peacock Sherr) ' Pemberton Terr ' Pemberton Frank Perez Lupe Perez Judy Pittman Larry Powers Janice Ralston Marlene Ramsey Bobby Rankin Patty Reasor Ronnie Reed i V Peggy Rhodes Karen Rice Renate Riley Frank Rios Careful, the teacher ' s watching. 118 You mean I did it wrong again? - V I told you thty wouldn ' t let us copy. JUNfORS Jerry Roberson Sharon Roberts Nancy Rockey Cecil Rotz Pauline Sanchez John Schncll What ' s all (he yelling about? 119 Lissa Schrader Mary Sifuentes Ellen Senter Clifton Smith and then she said , M Phillip Sheddrick Donald Smith Vernon Shelton Jackie Smith Larry Shepard Jerr) ' Smith Larry Smith Paula Snyder Judy Stegall Billy Stewart Connie Stewart Paul Stratton 120 Gary Tanner Verne Thomas Riea Taylor Johnny Toles Maria Terrell Mel Tooley Patsy Thomas Delia Torres Sharion Trichell Donny Trotter Terr) ' Trotter Janie Tucker Marsha Tucker WcnJeil Tucker JUNIOBe Musicians at work! M i SCgB Claudia Turnbow Gail Underwood Becky Uselton Terry- Van Huss Larry Vautjhn Roma Veal David Vernon Kenneth Wachsman 122 Mar) ' Weist Charlie Vi ' estmoreland Charlie Wetherbee Barbara Williams Teresa Williams Kelly Williford Laura Winkleblack Bobby Winkler Study, study, study! All I do is study. J 123 s fORe omcs c PHIL FAULKNER President CHARLIE LITTLE Vice-President LINDA STUCKEY Secretary SANDRA FULLER Reporter COJNOL SALLY BABB BARBARA BRAUN TERRY GRAIN SANDRA FULLER SANDRA JOHNSTON RICKY MEARS MIKE PHILLIPS BRENDA RAWLE KENNY IMS LINDA STUCKEY LYNDA TINNEY RICHARD WARD PHIL FAULKNER MIKE FRY PETE PADRON DONNA RABY BUDDY SHEPARD Not pictured 124 CXACQ m Cf n JAN CAA BNC (SfORYCmHN 125 JODI ACKERMAN ERNEST ACOSTA MARGARET AMBROSE Hey, the Huskies are here! JIM ANDERSON JIM ANSPACH BARBARA ARRINGTON SALLY BABB BRUCE BABER LINDA BALLEW 126 OF ' 66 PAT BEEKMAN JO ANN BERTOTI BILL BOWERS ALLEN BOYD BARBARA BRAUN TERESA ANN BRAZEAL RONALD BRYANT MARK Bl ' LLOCK 127 DAVID BURDWELL ERNEST CASTILLO JOYCE CARLSON GARY CHAFIN CLARENCE CARPENTER DEWEY CHANCELLOR JUANITA CARROLL JERRY CHANCELLOR Gail, your books are falling. M MELODY CHAPPELL PATRICIA CLAPSADDLE FLOYD COGLEY, JR. SHERRY COLEMAN CAROLYN COLLIER CAROL COLVIN TIJEMEL COMBS PEARL CONNER All right, who took the sign? CHERYL COPE PATRICIA CORN CAROL COUCH GAIL COULOMBE GEORGE COX JIMMY COX 129 EDDIE GRAIN TERRY GRAIN RONNIE LEE CRUSE RANDALL CURTS RANDY DAVIS SANDRA DERMOTT KATHI LOU DAVIS MARTY DIGKEY PHIL DAVIS PLANNAH DODSON JOE DeLEON ROBERT A, DONAHUE 130 GEORGE DOWNING BUDDY EDWARDS TERRY EDWARDS MICKIE ELLARD GARY DON ELLIS DONNY EMERSON SENfORS RICHARD EMMERT HARON EMMONS Finally. I have my Senior Ring! 131 132 U- L ROSIE ENRIQUEZ DAVID ESPARZA MARY I.OU ESQUIBEL TOMMY ESTRADA SANDRA F ANCEIEfi PHIL FALH.KNER DAVID FINI.EY BEm ' FRAZIER RAYMOND FROST MIKE FRY WAYNE FUDGE SANDRA FLFLLER GLORIA GALVAN DELIA GARCIA RANDALL GARNER DOUGLAS GAURKEE CHARLES GETTi ' S GDIS GIBBONS RUDY GONZALES CHARLES GREEN DANNY GRIFFIN FRANKIE HAIL KAY HAMILTON MARJETTA HARLAN DONNIE HARMS BENNY HARWELL JL ' LIA HASTINGS KEN HAYNIE 133 TOMiNH ' HEARD RONNIE GENE HERRING ZAN HESS FAYE HOWARD TOMMY LANE HUNT RHODA ISAACS SENfOBe BOB JOHNSON SUSAN JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON Where are the pictures for the SENIOR section? J 134 BOB lOHNSTON SANDRA KA ' i ' E JOHNSTON JOHNNY JONES SEDALIA JONES E fILY KARSTETER BETTY KELLEY SENfOBe DIANE KINKEAD TONY KOVC ' ALICK BOBBY LADYMAN 135 JUDY LEDBETTER GARY LEEDER CHERYL LILLICO DANNY LIRA CHARLES LITTLE BOBBY LLOYD BEVERLY LOCKARD CAROL LUNA FREDDY LUNA GARY McELREATH NITA McJUNKINS JOHNNY McKINLEY 136 RONDA MENASCO DEBBY MICKELSON PETE MIETH SENfORfi U ALAN ' B. MILLER FLOYD MILLER TOMMIE MOODY BETTi ' MORRIS SUZANNE MORRIS DAVE H. MUSSELMAN. JR. SUE NE X ' BARBARA NE X•MAN JIM N ' YMAN r lOSIE OIEDA BRENDA MILLS ORDESCH KATHY ORDESCH 138 SENfORS JAN OWENSBY JOHNNY OXENDINE, JR. PETE PADRON RALPH PARKINSON ED PATTERSON PATRICIA PATTERSON MIKE PAYNE CHUCK PEARSON EDWIN PERRY LOIS JEAN PETTY MIKE PHILLIPS LINDA PITTMAN 139 DANNA PITTS DONXA RABY jy-XTiT-v: PQTT ' ' BREXDA RAVilE SUE PRESTAGE LINDA RETTA BILL PRYOR JERRY RHODES The Annual Staff backs the Huskies I flNNUHL 5TRFF ' A, CINDY RILEY LILLY RIVERA JACKIE ROBERTS LINDA ROGERS ROY ROOKER k MARY ROTH DELORES RYE STEVE SANSING Head cm till!, way. I ' ll rope ' em. EDWARD SCHOFIELD JOHN SCHUMACHER LAWRENCE SCOGGIN BUDDY SHEPARD KENNY SIMS GARY SMITH JERRY SHAWN SUSAN SMITH SENfOBS 1 thought getting a senior ring would be more exciting! SENfORS FLO THOES HAROLD THOMAS JUDY THOMPSON PONEY SHELBY THOMPSON CLIE TINKER LYNDA TINNEY JESSE TORRES JOHNNY RJRRES JOY rOTH DORSEY IRAPP 143 How many times have I told you, no flipping in Auto-Mechanics. This is a stick-up I Hand over that battery ! DEBBIE TL ' CKER LYNETTE WALDEN JEANETTA TUCKER JOHN WALKER STANLEY VAUGHN LONNIE WALLACE CLESTELL WALDEN ROBERT WALLACE 144 s DONNA WEIR SUE WILLHOIT LENOR WICKERSHAM RICKEY WORKS If only typewriters could spell! Dear Abby 145 WOMORjG i What eye with clear account remarks The ebbing of his glass. When all its sands are diamond sparks That dazzle as they pass. — W. R, Spencer |cXRJ2y SIANFORD Member of Spanish club . , . Honor roll student . . . artistic . . . reserved . . . avid swimmer . . . loves to fish . . . .. n2 PRJDE OP HfRSCWf The Pride of Hirschi is a tradition initiated this year by the ' 66 HUSKY staff. Honored on these pages are stu- dents representing each class who have proven themselves to be outstanding in leadership, participation, and scho- lastic achievements. Tommy Farris, a freshman, and Pete Einstein, a junior, are not pictured in this section though they were chosen for this honor. Tommy was in the hospital with a broken arm, and Pete moved to Boston, Massachusetts, before photographs were taken. CAROL UOR£E Who ' s Who in English member of FTA . friendly . . . outgoing . Freshman class president . . . basketball player . . . dark and handsome . . . DANNY PADRON 149 mRVa BURNS Third place winner in Hir- schi Talent show . . . honor student . . . member of Hirschi Band . . . Straight A student . fice assistant . . . active member of the French club . . . Friendly . . . JUDVRAUIE K4 Uf DAV i Accomplished ballerina . . . Who ' s Who in French and English . . . two year honor student . . . French Queen Good student . . . member of the Biolo - Club . . . enjoys math ... is an in- dustrious worker . . . has a pleasing personality . . . CAIUY UTON KO 151 MVL£U fS Treasurer of Junior Class . . . Who ' s Who in history . . . Honor Student . . . member of tennis team . . . member of the Husky marching band . . . lively and a dependable worker President of National Fo- rensics League . . . Who ' s Who in English and Speech . . . member of the Husky marching band . . . 3 year straight A Honor student . . . Parliamen- tarian of F.T.A. . . . UrCREtE COBB UAINB. DR U ER. Honor student . . . Photog- rapher on annual staff . . . member of Acappella Choir . . . pianist for the Tribune Stage Band . . of Latin Club and Scroll her happy laugh Quill known for I ■ Who ' s Who in art . . . two year 1st place winner in District Art show . . . Art Editor of t he Husky annual staff . . . straight A honor student . . . bookworm . . . Quill and Scroll . . . ADA MEDINA 153 lUBA OANKiRD JL ' Til JH 1 ' •S k, L B I L K HH tt i M ° H i jH Class editor of annual staff . . . Who ' s Who in English and journalism . . . Vice- president of Spanish club . . . National Honor So- ciety . . . Quill and Scroll Honor student . . . Captain of Husky football team . . . Varsity basket- ball player . . . baseball pitcher . . . member of senior council . . . Friendly . . . energetic . . . pert PAOROM RjOVROOIcXR T ' : Varsity football team . . . National Honor Society . . . Varsit) ' baseball player . . . Bashful redhead . . . Four-year honor student . . . member of the Hirschi orchestra ... has a cello named Sam . . . National Honor Society . . . Friend- ly smile . . . member of senior council . . . J BR NDA RAU LE 155 NO UfNKS CAROL CCLMN TC UA y W ARD RiCHARD U ARD 156 LOVAUV AWARD A Husky tradition started by the 1965 Annual Staff, the Loyalty Award stresses participation in school and community events, as well as scholastic achievements throughout the students ' four years in high school. Elected by fellow students and faculty, the recipients of this coveted award represent the true spirit of Hirschi High. ! OB£K DO J AMut JANIC CAA WCW 157 Ruby Black, Kami Day, Larry Yeager ENSUSW Kami Day, Carol Moree, Thea Stanford, Betty Frazier, Michele Cobb, Jeanette Marantino, Laurence Smith GERMAN Cindy Groth Glenda Lambert Jim Nyman Jodi Ackerman wyo ' C wuo lAHN Carolyn Kocks Terry Permberton Not Pictured 158 SaENCE Lawrence Smith, Robert Donahue, Billy Bob Stewart, Wil- liam Gombeski. MATU Renate Riley, Terry Grain, John Walker, Richard Gaurkee, Randy Davis. JOURNAUSM Thea Stanford, Joyce Carlson. CMce — ECONO ufce Mar.saret Ambrose, Donny Emerson. SPEECW Michele Cobb rrw Nol Pictured WSTORY Donald Smith, Linda Rountree, Kay Lewis, Larry Yeager, Clifton Smith. Cindy Riley 159 p. ■ K.. • CPOfR. — BOND Mark Bullock. Susan Johnson. Mike Maurer, Robert Donahue fiJ2T Ada Medina Clestell Walden wyo ' Q wyo OBCPESTRA Julia Hastings Empra Roberts ;tW;tJtJt}tWW4tW;: 4xW5tltltJtltWltWV « ' tJt ' t ' t5tJtW ' t5t tlt tltltJtWlxWJtlt 160 Suzanne Morris Linda Stuckey NDCC Buddy Shepard David Nipp mi] Lissa Schrader, Cher) ' I Cope, Larry Orsak, Sue Prestage, Lois Jean Petty. Lynda ' Tinney. BCWQ SVM Ronnie Herrinp, David Esparza fNJDUSn WL ARTS FOODS Janis Vinson, Taresa Chambles Connie Stewart Not Pictured Jesse Torres, Jerr)- Rhodes 161 Charlie Kay Gulp. Ruby Black. Elaine Draper. Debby Mickelson. Susan Johnson. Sue Prestage. Donna Weir, Ada Medina, Thea Stanford, Joyce Carlson. Emily Karsteter, Pearl Conner, Sandra Fuller, Linda Pittman, Cheryl Cope, Gail Coulombe. OUfLL AND SCROLL Mrs. Lola P. Hulsey Meeting the high qualifications for membership in QUILL AND SCROLL are sixteen students in 1966. To qualify for membership a student must rank scholastically in the top one-third of his junior or senior class and do superior work on a school publication. Members of Hirschi ' s chapter are chosen from the Husky and Husky Howl staffs. SPONSORS gWIEWMTPMAr! ) Not pictured. Mrs. Patricia Lauck 162 NAnOMAL HONOR SOaBV lit Emphasizing outstanding scholastic achievement is the relatively new organization at Hirschi, the NHS prepares purposeful service while it develops character. National Honor Society. A students for leadership and IB iiiliS iifflil iiiii mmmm • BACK ROW: Marj- Roth, Patricia Corn, John Walker, Richard Ward, Tommy Heard, Charles Gettys, Robert Donahue, Randy Davis, Terr ' Crain, Lynda Tinney, Donna Weir, and Susan Johnson. FRONT ROW: Sandra Fuller, Sue Prestage. Brenda Rawle, Roy Rooker, Plannah Dodson, Carol Colvin, Jan Owensby, Sharon .EmmonSj Debby Mickelson, Gail Coulombe, Thea Stanford, Betty Frazier, Ruby Black, Jodi Ackerman, Diane Kinkead, Nancy Streety, Lois Jean Petty, and Julia Hastings. 163 BACK ROW: Mrs. Patsy Horn, Greg Ackerman, Gregg Hartney, Johnny Copeland, Pete Einstein, Charles Clapsaddle FRONT ROW: Tom Carroll, Michele Cobb, Taresa Chambles, Clie Tinker, Starmye Harmon NAnOMAL FCRENSfCe l£A J Attending tournaments and bringing many honors to Hirschi is the National Forfinsics League under the direction of Mrs. Patsy Horn. During the year, the members ' enter •arlOus tournaments and Interscholastic League Competition. CmCERjG MICHELE COBB President DAVID VERNON Vice President STARMYE HARMON Secretar ' -Treasurer MRS. PATSY HORN Sponsor nol pictured 164 OFPfCERjC JAN OWENSBY President RICKY MEARS Vice-President CLIE TINKER Secretary NANCY STREETY Reporter MRS. PATSY HORN Sponsor t mONAL TWESPIAN QOO JY Sponsored by Mrs. Patsy Horn, the members of Hirschi ' s National Thespian Society strive to entertain the school and community by giving fine performances. The students gain practical experience in presenting plays by hard work amid confusion and a lot of enjoy- ment. BACK ROW: Ricky Mears, Scotty Baker, Ronda Menasco, Susan Johnson, Johnny fcKi lleY , Becky Uselton, Linda Stuckey, Piannah Dod- son, Lauren Brazeal, Theresa Pryor, Vivian Shook FRONT ROW: Clie Tinker, Linda Ballew, Donna Leffingwell, Wendy Mickelson, Sharor!_Eiiuiiaiis, Suzanne Morris, Carol Colvin, Lois Jean Petty, Teresa Brazeal, Jan Owensby, Kami Day, Carolyn Crook 3 N . J i FRESH UEN LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Yeager, Leslie Hall, Karla Kenney, Gary Caldwell, Laurence Smith, Jimmy Vannoy, Paul Vernon, Gregg Acker- man, Carol Moree, Lynn Ivlilan Representing the highest cali- ber of scholastic achievements t are the Honor Sweater Awards. Recipients of these awards are chosen on a percentage basis 166 SCPHO(UOR£S BACK ROW: Jeanette Marantino, Julie Peterson, Vicki Trelikes, Rebecca Nelson FRONT ROW: Nancy Johnston, Scott Nyman, Harvey Burns, Gregg Hartney AWflRDQ from their respective classes, with consideration being given to the student ' s total high school grades and his placement on the Iowa Achievement Tests. 167 BACK ROW: Ronnie Frazier, Tom Carroll, Kenneth Wachsman FRONT ROW: Teresa Williams, Renate Riley, Michele Cobb JUNfOBG 168 BACK ROW: Betty Frazier, Sue Prestage, Thea Stanford, Brenda Rawie, Randy Davis FRONT ROW: Robert Donahue, John Walker SE UfOBe 169 ORjCWECTRA Pictured at left, FRONT ROW: Mark Bullock, Julia Hastings, Sue Prestage, Sue New, and Larry Vaughn. BACK ROW: Mark Yarborough, Charles Wheeler, Mike Maurer, Robert Donahue, Johnny Gill, Johnny Swafford, Gary Caldwell; and not pic- tured: John Schnell. WUSfC WCNORfi Students pictured on this page have won positions in the All-Region Band, Orchestra, and Choir. Representing Hirschi in the All-State Or- chestra are EMPRA ROBERTS, cellist, and RICHARD GRAY, percussion player. John Schnell and Michael Maurer CHOfR. Pictured at left, FRONT ROW: Susan John- son, Vickie Trelikes, Lynda Tinney, Jackie Day. BACK ROW: Mark Bullock, Lawrence Scog- gin. Charle Little; and not pictured: Jerry Shawn. Cynthia Goldston. The first Hirschi Sweetheart Dance was held February 18, 1966. From eight nominees, two representatives from each class, JAN OWENSBY, senior, was elected the first all-school sweetheart. Sponsored by the HUSKY HOWL staff, the dance and presentation will become an annual affair to be remembered throughout the years. Mrs. Patricia Lauck presents a bouquet of roses to the Hirschi Sweetheart. 171 UNIVER nv fNiTEReCHOlASnC Representing Hirschi High School in the University Interscholastic League competitions ' held in Graham, Texas, April 2, 1966, are the students pictured on these pages. Not all of the UIL contestants are pictured here due to the early copy deadline for THE HUSKY. TVRN( Pictured at left are Angie Goodman, Johnny Tales, Larrj- Orsak, Lauren Brazeal, Sherry Pemberton, and Carolyn Crook. Three con- testants and one alternate will be selected from this group. Pictured below are Tom Carroll, Ruby Black, and Lawrence Smith who will represent Hir- schi in the Ready Writers division. NU B QBNQ R i:VlA RnER;e Number Sense contestants are John Walker, Betty Frazier, and Terry Crain pictured at left. 172 LeA SUE REPR££EManVES SaENCE p 9 Science representatives are pictured at right: Richard Gray, Mark Bullock, John Walker, Renate Riley, Ed Schofield, and Robert Donahue. OlDt RJULt Slide Rule representatives are Randy Davis and Robert Donahue pictured below. QPUUNG Betty Frazier and Renate Riley will represent Hirschi in the Spelling division. SPORTS 174 In time take time while time doth last, for time Is no time when time is past. — Written on the title page of MS. account book of Nicholas Stone, mason to James I. TERESA BRAZEAL, BILL BOWERS. DAVE MUSSELMAN, JAN OWENSBY, GARY CHAFFIN, MELODY CHAPPELL 1965-66 CH Hy- ADERfi Leading the Huskies in the Sands of Time were the ' 65-66 ' cheerleaders. Dauntless in school spirit, these enthusiastic six buoyed spirit at pep rallies and games as they led cheer after cheer for the Hirschi Huskies. 176 Tl C J Gary Chafin. Melody Chappell, Dave Musselman, Bill Bowers Jan Owensby, Dave Musselman. Gary Chafin, Melody Chappell Bill Bowers and Teresa Brazeal Gar) ' Chafin and Melody Chappell 1965-66 Husky Cheerleaders. (77 1965 DfSTRiCr Finishing the season with a 9-3 win-loss record, the Husky Nine showed great potential and displayed a great will to win. Coaches Jack Vantrease and W. D. Largin led Hirschi ' s baseball team to its second suc- cessful season of competition. Their able guidance and coaching brought the Huskies another coveted District Championship. 1965 SCHEDULE April 14 Lawton High 0—3 April 20 Graham 11—7 April 22 Vernon 5—2 April 24 Bowie 10-0 ♦April 27 Coleman 1—3 April 29 Lawton High 2—8 May 1 Burkburnett 5-4 May 7 Graham 3—1 May 11 Vernon 8—7 May 14 Coleman 5—2 May 18 Burkburnett 8—7 May 21 W. F. High 5- ♦District Games 178 RASEeALL CWUPfONS f 9 f rtr. ROW ONE: Mark Marlln, Ross Farris, Scotty Baker, Ricky Mears, Tommy Estrada, Roy Rocker, Danny Daupherly ROW TWO: Coach Largin, Gary Tanner, David Barker, Pete Padron, Fred Berr) ' , Kenny Osborn, Charlie Little, Buddy Shepard, Coach Vantrease ROW THREE: Ronnie Faulkner, Wayne Rogers, John McKinley, Richard Igo, David Brasier, Harold Thomas, Ron Jacobson. Mike Wilh ' s. 179 ROW THREE: David Nipp, Manager; Joe Parks, David Hanrni, Gary Ellis, Steve Sonsini, Doyle Spangler, Danny Lawson, and Randy Blodgett. ROW TWO: Chuck Riley, Tony Wilson, Benny Askins, Billy Brown, Wally Grider, Gary Caldwell, Terry Grain, Buddy Shepard; ROW OXE: Gerr)- Hamm, Roy Proctor, Phil Esquibtl, Steve Walker, Glen Arrington, Larry Sheppard, Jackie Haney, Ariill Parkey, and Toby Goodman. WJSI0i ' TRACI6T aM Preparing for District and Interscholastic League track competition is the track team. Under the direction of Coach W. W. (Sonny) Lang, Jr., these boys, work out vigorously for hours each day. March 5 Canyon Reef Relays, Snyder, Texas March 9 Eisenhower, (Dual), Wichita Falls, Texas March 12 Possum Kingdom Relays, Graham, Texas March 19 Wichita Falls Invitational, Wichita Falls, Texas March 26 Southern Invitational, Duncan, Oklahoma April 2 District Meet, Graham, Texas April 16 Lake Highlands Invitational, Richardson, Texas 180 Coach Sonny Lang I Coach Ethridge Jennings Members of the Hirschi golf team. SOLP Teeing off for Hirschi are members of the golf team, coached by Mr. Ethridge Jennings. This active group competes for honors in numerous tournaments and in Interscholastic League competition. 182 ' 4 ,-i - Hf! ;: : GIRLS TENNIS TEAM: Sally Babb, Donna Leffing- well. Judy Rawle, Kay Lewis, Paula Snyder, Sissy Scott. f .%  i Q Coach Raymond Snyder BOY ' S TENNIS TEAM: Tefr)- Van Huss, Bill Stewart, Larry Carr, Larr)- Keen, Ricky Roberts. Hirschi netters begin practice in early September for competition in the spring Interscholastic League contests. In 1965 the girl ' s doubles team, Sally Babb and Kay Lewis, captured the District crown, and Hirschi ' s tennis teams dominated the first annual Hirschi Invitational Tournament. Freshman Girl ' s Tennis Team. Freshman Boy ' s Tennis Team. 183 ROW TWO: Phil Faulkner, Pete Padron, Ronnie Reed, David Vernon, Ron Jacobson, Verne Thomas, Coach Ramon Towry. ROW ONE: Donnie Olson, Scotty Baker, George Downing, Paul Stratton. vaRSnv RASicBrBAU. Hitting the courts for fheir fourth season was the ' 65- ' 66 Husky basketball team. The Huskies, led by Coach Ramon Towry, played each game with all the characteristics of true Huskies. Playing with determination and fine sportsmanship, the Huskies ended their season with a 2-9 District record. CCWtDULE December 21 Brownwood 37—47 December 31 Graham 46—65 January 6 Breckenridge 62—55 January 11 Vernon 52—59 January 14 Coleman 39—86 January 18 Burkburnett 40 — 42 January 25 Graham 60—76 February 1 Breckenridge 42—37 February 4 Vernon 47—51 February 8 Coleman 39—81 February 11 Burkburnett 32—54 I g Managers: Jack Graham and Ste e Osborn BCUMAN CCWEDULE December 10 Rider Decembei 17 Notre Dame January 4 Pups (WFHS) January 11 Washington January 18 Burkburnett January 25 Rider January 28 Notre Dame February 1 Pups (WFHS) February 4 Washington February 8 Burkburnett ROW ONE: Gar ' Baker, Teddy Estrada, Donald Torres, Danny Padron, Tommy Moore. ROW TWO: Eddie Parks, Empra Roberts. Jimmy Weir, Bruce Southall. ROW THREE: Gregg Hartney, Manager. Paul Vernon, Joe Bellar, Lonnie Lloyd. JUNfOR ViaR£nV ANV FRESMMAN BACtCEJW Vying for future varsity positions, members of the Freshmen and Junior Varsity bas- ketball teams gained experience and recognitions for their playing in the ' 66 season. ROW ONE: Steve Walker, Phil Esquibel, Paul Stratton, Phil Vaughn, Ronald Tanner, Dennis Conner, Robert McPhail. ROW TVC ' O: Vern Benson. Gary Tanner, Joe Venson. Tony Wilson. Tommy Baker, Robert Dentler, ad Coach Bobby Page. JJNlO VARCttY CCUBJXJIB December 21 Brownwood December 31 Graham January 6 Breckenridge January 11 Vernon January 14 Coleman January 18 Burkburnett Januar} ' 25 Graham February 1 Breckenridge February 4 Vernon February 8 Coleman February 11 Burkburnett 185 186 187 ROW FOUR: Gary Tanner, Buddy Shepard. John McKinley. Wayne Rogers. Mike Phillips, Ralph Parkinson. Harold Thomas, Steve Ward. Randy Davis, Connie Stewart. ROW THREE: Coach Stiles, Billy Brown, Odis Gibbons. Tony Wilson. Max Garcia, Jim Anspach, Robert MacPhail, Ronnie Frazier. Chuck Pearson, Coach Page. ROW TWO: Mike Fr)-, David Hamm. Phil Faulkner, Benny Askins, Toby Goodman, Steve Walker, Rick-y Mears, Wally Gndcr, Rov Rooker, Kennj ' Sijns, Q anny Griffin . Coach Largin. ROW ONE: George Downing. Jerry Chancellor, Rickey X ' orks, Pete Padron, Tommy Estrada, Jesse Torres, Manager Ray Frost. 196S HUeWES The season data shows little of the fight anci determination with which the Huskies met ever) ' team. Although often playing in rain and cold, and against heavy odds, the Huskies never quit fighting until the last whistle of every game had been blown. Facing the difficult task of rebuilding a championship team, the Huskies entered District 4-AAA play with but one win. XTien it was all over, the Huskies had added only three more victories to that record, but they had nothing to be ashamed of, having given their all in every encounter. At ever)- game, win .or lose, louder than the cheering in the stands could be heard the triumphant whisper from every heart, We are the Huskies, couldn ' t be prouder. Tri-Captains: Jerry Chancellor, Rickey Works, Pete Padron, and Coach Jess Stiles 1965 CCRHHJLE September 10 RIDER 8—41 September 18 LAWTON 12— September 23 IOWA PARK 0—14 October 1 QUANAH 0— 7 October 8 BURKBURNETT 14— 6 October 15 VERNON 8—20 October 22 COLEMAN 33— October 29 BROWNWOOD 7— 28 November 5 BRECKENRIDGE 0— 6 November 19 GRAHAM 7— 189 S-41 lAlA rON 12-0 F ' HIH - • - J K K L «V ii ' jF r ' ' w wT ' . mm H J B9HiHHflRHik itt4 ? 190 191 192 CXiLBI AAN 2S-C BJ acBNJ JDG 0-6 193 ROW ONE: Glen Arrington, Arvill Parkey, Gerry Hamm, Ronald Tanner, Victor Herrera, ROW TWO: Dennis Conner, Phil Esquibel, David Beckwith, Polo Castillo, Chuck Riley, Roy Parks. ROW THREE: Tommy Baker, Ray Crabb, Melvin Staley, Monte Jackson, Joe Villalobos, Danny Lawson, Douglas Coffman. ROW FOUR: Ronnie Jackson, Manager, Chester Varnell, Billy Hamm, Clifton Smith, Jack Graham, Steve Osborn, Ronald Shawn, Richard Taylor. JUNrCR VAR m fOGWAlL Under the coaching of Sonny Lang and Ramon Towry, the Husky B team gained valuable experience and respect from all their opponents as they closed the season with a 4-6 record. SCI-fKXJLE- September September September September October October October October November November 9 16 25 30 7 14 21 28 4 18 Burkburnett Holliday Rider Vernon Wichita Falls Rider Burkburnett Wichita Falls Walters (Okla.) Chillicothe h f -M CO KXiLE September 9 Burkburnett September 16 Academy September 23 Lawton September 30 ♦Washington October 7 Vernon October 14 Wichita Falls October 21 ♦Washington October 28 Rider November 4 ♦Wichita Falls November 11 ♦Rider FR££MMAN FOOreALL Displaying the fight and determination of true Huskies, the Freshman and Junior Varsity teams gave a fine showing of football skill in the ' 65 season. Coached by Jack Vantrease and Duane Miller, the Freshmen ended their season with a 9-1 record. ROW ONE: Wayne LaHue, Chuck Akins, Dn:, I I ' f I- ii.ly Smith, Danny Padron, Jimmy Anderson, Lonnie Biskup. Larry Yeager, Leonard Ross, Gary Jennings. ROW TWO: Mason Myers, Jim Davis, Mike McCollouph, Jerr ' Hayes, Tommy Farris, Mike Smith, Bruce Southall, David Lamb, Frankie Parkinson, Micky Morris. ROW THREE: Steve Rice, Wayne Walker, Eddie Parks, Willard Boyd, Billy I itts, Joe Bellar, Paul Vernon, Lonnie Lloyd, David Burbank, Jimmy Weir, Coach D. Miller, Gregg Hartney, Manager. 195 i i i i  xixfKfftJfiJ ' tM ' rtyt t i t ' ih ROW THREE: Ronnie Frazier, Pete Padron, Mike Phillips, Johnri _Jiic iBls¥, Jerry Chancellor, and Connie Stewart. ROW TWO: Wally Grider, Billy Brown, Robert MacPhail, Buddy Shepard, Max Garcia, and Rickey Works. ROW ONE: George Downing, Ricky Mears, and Tommy Estrada. ALL DfSTBfCr HCNORfi Proving that fight and determination are the middle names of all Huskies, six of the following members of the 1965 Husky football team were named to the All- District Team and nine were awarded Honorable Mention. ALL-DISTRICT HONORABLE MEN TION RONNIE FRAZIER Defensive End PETE PADRON Quarterback MIKE PHILLIPS Middle Guard JOHNNY MCKINLEY Center BUDDY SHEPARD Halfback JERRY CHANCELLOR Tackle RICKEY WORKS Linebacker CONNIE STEWART Tackle RICKY MEARS Cornerback WALLY GRIDER End TOMMY ESTRADA Halfback BILLY BROWN Cornerback ROBERT MACPHAIL Fullback MAX GARCIA Guard GEORGE DOWNING Lineback 196 mL SPORJS BANOUET Crowning the football and basketball seasons was the annual athletic banquet. On this evening all players who had earned distinction as Huskies were honored with recognition, and members of the Husky teams were presented with their athletic awards. 197 QUDENTUFt One by one the sands are flowing, One by one the moments fall; Some are coming, some are going; Do not strive to grasp them ail. ' — Adelaide Anne Procter I I I I ■ . I •r U- i '  i T Ts ° tr .0 id ' HOUl l , ( ' - Xevt Tn-L. JA 7 . f i ' ' f ? ,i l ..y 9 ' H f (X - ...cXjC U ' € y y .-Kt £. — t! L, Ho ' OuAj (Fon f fBv Ofi rs nrv fii) . .v 1. 4 . ' C.X. N K .-t ' XL c 6? - G ( r :? , T m0m .hum ' •±: ' iy. ' ' ™- (H-- me ?j , ■■■ ' ! ' h f. ' - x ' 5 ' V K ' ' . .♦■♦{♦{♦{♦{♦{♦if lialKlMtxIltKtxl JfiJKJnjRja! IJiJ $®| (irtxulxlxtslxtxixlxli ?♦?♦? ?♦?♦?♦? ?♦?♦?♦?■ :irmmm$ mi -ifx ) ' XixIxfL 7 C i - Au l ' cZ- ' xt:.