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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1972 volume:

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Imm'mIm' lust B gun The Husky L 'MM I 'W-am. , 1:55- E. ,MW Hirsohi High School Wichita Falls, Texas Volume X n Administration 12 Organization 24 Honors Table of Contents . ' 5 V,,:, , 4 ' 4 ,av If 'R l,:::kf V nf sm- -S71 V b - - - 'L + 1 Q P ,Q sa: 84' 'V 1 W. L 1-xii , 2 ' f'0'em: gg, f 6 at U, - f 'S 2 . 1 ,- 'few' ,. ., .,,, , , ,-'. ff! I Q M , t . tj tl f . , Q 4f-' f Student Life Mrs. Myrtle Hirschi Ledford As we initiate the activities of our tenth year, we acknowledge the contin- ued friendship of MRS. HENRY P. LEDFORD. Aiding the school with gifts and schol- arship funds, Mrs. Ledford maintains a high interest in the accomplishments of all Hirschi students. Principal Ioe K. Reed Dedication The tenth year of Hirschi High School is marked by the intro- duction ofa new principal, IOE K. REED. A graduate of Mid- western University, Mr. Reed taught for a number of years before becoming an adminis- trator. We are indeed proud to wel- come Mr. Reed to the traditions of Huskyland. The Yearbook Staff takes great pleasure in dedicating the tenth volume of THE HUSKY to Mr. Reed as he embarks upon this new facet of his career. .,,,,,,. f We've Only lust Begun . . -SX Jw. . ,wLZ':..m, Since 1962, our school has con- sistently accomplished great things in the areas of scholar- ship and sportsmanship. Claim- ing the Husky as the mascot, students and faculty deter- mined to make Huskyland the Home of the Champions. ln- deed, our heritage has been one of great achievement. Football, basketball, baseball, track, ten- nis, golf, and swim team cham- pions have reigned abundantly at Hirschi. UIL scholastic com- petition has put eight sweep- stakes trophies in the trophy case. Individual accomplish- ment has been tremendous. The first decade at Hirschi High School has been marked by the Spirit of the Twelfth Man. It is indeed a proud cry of We are the Huskies that pace us in every area of competition and endeavor. To live up to the traditions of Hirschi is no easy matter. How- ever, the yearbook staff of 1972 accepts the challenge on behalf of all the students and faculty who are members of the Husky Team. In the words of a popu- lar song and amid the echoes of our past, we proudly proclaim to one and all . . . WE'VE ONLY IUST BEGUN! Before the rising sun we fly So many roads to choose W - , Av 1 9 Sharing horizons that are new to us Working together day to day . . . gggg r we' ' K 'efiiiiii i V ? A , V. ,. A Xin man, And when the evening comes, We sm11e So much of life ahead We'11 find a place Where there's room to grow . . . ,, M, ' we ' .5 , f A I in d My sm, Q N ,iigj U Mn,, 1 4, f W ef- J W ,, 1. ' ww,- , , I ,MMV a. A mg, gpm- Wis ...gt ,Q Q, w.,,,, 5 mf 53 fi , miie I K Q' 'K 'll ,, L 4f5'j 1 f :lm .9 'hw' .,, W mgvit Q mfg W WP m r WW we -f- ,jgehafimf 11 www we ,kwa a. qv! F pl Q! riff :A Q Q' I WW' ff it WV' Vg 1: :Jw ww 4 V 4 2 ff? HY: f'?f U ,V aff afwfigd 4 mai I 'VCX M awww? We've onl just begun! ADMINISTRATION Before the rising sun We fly, S0 many roads to choose . . ORGANIZATION 1 HONORS CLASSES SPORTS' STUDENT LIFE Administrators Function to Improve Schools As superintendent of schools, MR. G. H. KIRBY faces the im- portant tasks of coordinating the efforts of 901 teachers and approximately 20,000 students. Two additional facets of this all-encompassing job in the ed- ucational system are the im- DR. IOE STEED, President School Board plementation of new ideas, and the smooth operation of the school district. The excellent reputation for educational standards in Wich- ita Falls is largely due to Mr. Kirby and his dedicated admin- istrative staff. G. H. KIRBY. M.A. University of So. California SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Standing: RALPH M. DAVIS, Ass't Supt., Business: MRS. BETTY MCGINNIS, Dir. of Cafeterias: LUTHER E. ORRICK, Ass't Supt., Spec. Servicesg THOMAS F. BARNETT, Deputy Superintendent: DR. HENRY B. FURR, Ass't Supt., Instruction: Seated: IOE STEARNS, Ass't Supt., Pupil Services: C. E. IACKSON, Adm. Ass t., Integration. Not Pictured: IOE GOLDING, Dir. of Ath. The School board is the corner- stone of the educational struc- ture of the city schools. Stress- ing progressive educational trends and the rapid moderni- zation of teaching techniques, the Board devotes time and en- ergy to the improvement of the schools. Standing: DICK HARRIS, DR. CARL DAVIS, I. PHILLIPS CUNNINGHAMg Sitting: GERALD HODGES, MRS. LAURA I. DOING, IACK BEARDEN. Principal Ioe K. Reed Provides New Leadership MR. IOE K. REED, in his first year as principal, has brought new concepts and ideas to the school. His professional skill and his concern for each stu- dent and teacher has resulted in a feeling of respect and ad- miration. A loyal Husky, Mr. Reed plans for the school to excel in the fu- ture as it has in the first decade of its existence. IVORY E. MOORE, B.S., B.A Midwestern, Vice-Principal MACK L. KECK, M.S. North Texas, Vice-Principal MRS. NELL THIEM, M.S.Ed. Midwestern, Counselor THOMAS P. MCGOUGH, M.S.Ed. Midwestern, Counselor MISS ETHELYN JOHNSON, M.S,Ed Hardin-Simmons, Dean of Girls MRS. ESTHER BRADLEY, Attendance Clerk MRS. MARTHA I. LAWLER, Clerk MRS. VIRGINIA ORSAK, Draughon's Business College, Secretary A ,.. ,. www ii' li. HITCH Office Personnel Key To Successful Year VICE-PRINCIPALS Ivory E. Moore and Mack L. Keck have a job so extensive that it is hard to define. These men help to build school spirit, coordinate activities and promote Husky pride. . . . The DEAN OF GIRLS enforces disciplinary rules in a firm but friendly manner which helps to shape each high school girl into a re- sponsible citizen. . . . The COUNSELORS help students with personal problems as well as assisting in career and col- lege choices. . . . The coopera- tion of the OFFICE STAFF has greatly aided the many school organizations and their varied activities. . . . The quiet atmo- sphere of the LIBRARY enables a student to study, concentrate and communicate. MRS. KATHRYN CROUCI-I, B.S. Texas Woman's Univ., Librarian MRS. RUBY HARRIS Clerk MRS. IRENE MORTON Clerk MRS. MARGARET BARTON, M.Ed. Univ. of Texas, English MICHAEL W. BRIDGES, M.Ed. Northeastern State, English MISS SHIRLEY COLEMAN, B.A. Bishop College, English MRS. BONNIE COLLINS, B.S. Midwestern Univ., English MRS. CAROL DOLLAR, B.S. Midwestern Univ., English MRS. IANE D. HADDON, M.Ed. Texas Tech, Reading MRS. SHARON HARRIS, B.S. Midwestern Univ., English MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY, M.A. Midwestern Univ., English 1 ,, N L ..,., .,,.H,...L,....1 mn MRS. FAUSTINA IBARRA, B.A. Midwestern Univ., Spanish MRS. FRANCES LEE, B.A. Hardin-Simmons, English MISS IDA McCAIN, M.A. Univ. of Texas, Amer. Acad. in Rome, English, Latin anti L Skills in Communication The key to the importance of ENGLISH is relevancy. A knowledge of past and present cultures is essential to the un- derstanding of the future. . . . The IOURNALISM Depart- ment enables students to devel- op objectivity. LAN- GUAGE study offers students opportunities for better under- standing of cultures, customs, and ways of speech different from their own. . . . The SPEECH Department offers confidence in public speaking to develop and strengthen indi- vidual talent. MRS. RUTH E. PUTMAN, B.A. Univ. of Texas, French, English MRS. ROBERTA SUND, M.A. Univ. of Texas, Univ. of Heidelberg, German MRS. SARAH WELLS, B.S. Midwestern Univ., English, journalism DOYLE R. WOOD, B.S. Midwestern Univ., Speech, Drama, Debate MRS. ELISABETH ALFORD, B.A. Texas Woman's Univ., Art MRS. GLORIA BOND, B.B.Ad. Midwestern Univ., Business MRS. EVELYN P. BURBANK, B.S. North Texas, Homemaking FRED D. BURNETT, B.S. Prairie View A 8: M, Science MRS. MARY L. CRAIG, B.S. Midwestern Univ., Business MRS. PEGGY ELLIOTT, B.S.Ed. Midwestern Univ., Mathematics CHARLES H. HARRISON, B.S. Midwestern Univ., Science DON A. HATCHER, B.S. North Texas, Science FRED HERRINGTON, B.S. Sul Ross State, Science MRS. ELLA MAY IESSEL, M.S.Ed. Univ. of Illinois, Homemaking GLEN E. IOHNSON, B.S. North Texas, Mathematics W. D. LARGIN, M.S.Ed. Midwestern Univ., Mech. Drawing K MRS. IEAN LEWIS, M.S. Midwestern Univ., Science MONTE N. LOWE, M.A. George Peabody, Mathematics LARRY P. MCCLENDON, B.S. Oklahoma State, Metal-Wood Shop HERMAN Y. MILLER, Automechanics LeROY MORGAN, M.S.Ed. Midwestern Univ., Mathematics MRS. ESTHER NEWSOM, B.A. Midwestern Univ., Mathematics MRS. RUTH ODNEAL, B.S. Texas Woman's Univ., Homemaking MRS. IEAN PAGE, B.S. Midwestern Univ., Mathematics Faculty Encourages High Standards MSG MORTON M. STEWART, ROTC TROY O. STEWART, B.S. Midwestern Univ., Dist. Ed. DELBERT W. TODD, M.S. East Texas State, Science C. R. UNDERWOOD, M.S.Ed. North Texas, Mathematics ART students capture the beauty around them and devel- op their own interpretation of that beauty through the use of different media .... HOME- MAKING classes prepare to- day's girls for the responsibility of tomorrow's women. . . . IN- DUSTRIAL ARTS encourages high standards of workman- ship as students prepare for a career in industry. Stu- dents prepare for the BUSI- NESS world through courses provided in typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. . . .R.O.T.C. training emphasizes leadership as well as the military sciences. . . . The MATH and SCIENCE departments encourage stu- dents to develop interest in two of the most basic areas of study in our society. MISS OUIDA L. BROWN, M.A. Sam Houston, Physical Ed. HERBY CARR, B.S. North Texas, Physical Ed. RONALD FAULKNER, B.A. U.T. Arlington, History IERRY T. FREEMAN, M.A. Midwestern, History MICHAEL D. GALLAGHER, B.M.Ed. Texas Christian, Chorus MISS EXAH RAYE MASON, B.S. Hardin-Simmons, Drill Team MRS. MARY F. MEYER, M.Ed. Midwestern, History BOBBY D. PAGE, B.S. Midwestern, History MISS CIATI-IERINE ROEBKE, M.M.Ed. Kansas State Univ., Strings RAYMOND L. SNYDER, M.S.Ed. Midwestern, Tennis M 22 Varied Curriculum Offers Challenge The study of HISTORY enables students to relate the past and present in order to explore world problems and find possi- ble solutions. . . . Vigorous exercises in the PHYSICAL The MUSIC Department EDUCATION Department at instills pride and musical ap- Hirschi demonstrate the belief P1'9Ci8ii0I1 in Students involved that physical and mental alert- in Choir, band and orchestra. ness are equally important. WILLIAM O. TAYLOR, B.S. Midwestern, Govt., Economics RAMON TOWRY, B.S. Midwestern, History, SEDT GERALD B. TILFORD, M.M.Ed. Oklahoma Univ., Band C. L. VAUGHN, M.M.Ed. Northeastern State, History MRS. CONNIE YORK, B.S. Midwestern, Health, History Invaluable Services Provided by Personnel V2 uttfii' N w A witty' Providing an invaluable service to Hirschi High School are the members of the maintenance and cafeteria staffs. MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL pic- tured above are: R. C. LAWHON, PTOLLIE BUMGARNER, BOB HALEY, ROY GIVINS, ANDREW DANIELS, and ROY STANCLIFF. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL are pic- tured on the left: BETTY IONES, BETH W HOBSON, Manager, CODY MATHES, ' H NOLA SWAFFORD, MAXINE MILLS, TOMMIE COLLINS, ILA WHETSELL, PAULINE AKRDIGE, STELLA HALL, MARGIE HARSHMAN, TERRY SWAF FORD, IACK FIFER, IO DOCKE- RY, KATHERINE STAHR, GRACE GREEN, MARTHA LOPEZ. ' IC. 1 ORGANIZATION Qlli Q-- t We'l1 start out walking and learn to run. sw W .. tt.. We've only just ADMINISTRATIGN begunf, HONORS H' ,. .-I-,mill i 1 CLASSES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE nl' ,..-4 'Wi E jp-. H ,.. Ah f ,, . A sf P... , as ffff' . -vm , .J Z '52 '25,- ,352 . '53 L Qififzafefffigz '2+t32,fvEsi:fv vm? z:::g1ff5f'?.'1J:'a?e?1 L t C al Copy Editors: CLAUDINE CLAPP, PHYLLIS DUGGAN, IOYCE IAGGERS, Noi pictured: BETTY CRABB. bl Photographers: RONNY BOWLEN, SUSIE URPS, CHERYL EMBREY, RHONDA MICKELSON, KRIS ADAMS, RODNEY BUTH. cj Layout Editors: CAROL REED, ELAINE BROADDUS, IOHN SNIDER, VALEREA MACLIN, ANN ELWERT. dl The Husky Hut. el Underclassmen pose for class pic- tures. OPPOSITE PAGE: aj Editors: ANN ELWERT, CLAUDINE CLAPP, RHONDA MICKELSON. bl Sponsors: MRS. LOLA P. HULSEY, DELBERT W. TODD. cj 1972 YEARBOOK STAFF. Yearbook Staff Records H1story of Tenth Year A yearbook of and by the stu- dents, the HUSKY '72 attempts to portray an accurate insight into the events of HHS in its tenth year. The events of the fruitful school year are pic- tured so as to be forever em- bedded in the memories of the creators. C aj Sponsors MRS. IANE I-IADDON, IVORY E. MOORE, MRS. SHARON E. HARRIS. bl Students present an interesting skit during the general session of the Student Coun- cil Convention. cl PRINCIPAL IOE K. REED listens attentively. dl Students exchange pleasantries during convention break. Student Council ,PW a b , , C d A Blending of Leadership and Service One of the most highly organ- ized and active organizations in the school, the STUDENT COUNCIL blends effective leadership with helpful school services. The Council provides an opportunity for students to participate in government and establishes a link between stu- dents and faculty. The I-Iirschi Council hosted the District XII Convention in the Fall, sponsored dances and ac- tivities in order to make the tenth year the very best! V ' :ji 1 GORBIN 7 if VJ L3 ff - . N. 'QW ftzaiti, V d aj Principal REED installs officers in assembly. bj President EDWIN QUIN- TERO. cj Officers EDWIN QUINT- ERO, President: DAVID MCFARLANE, Historiang NANCY SMITH, Vice-Presi- dent: DONNA MOREE, Parliamentar- ian: RHONDA MICKELSON, Reporter: CONNIE SANDERS, District XII Secre- tary-Treasurer: IRA GOLDEN, Trea- surerg PHYLLIS DUGGAN, Secretary. dj Registration table at the District Convention. Hirschi High School Marching Band Under the new leadership of Mr. GERALD B. TILFORD, the BAND helps to inspire the foot- ball team in times of victory and defeat. Their performances . . 29 1 . - 4. 4 al Lts.: PRIEN, MCFARLANE, IGLE- HART, YOUNG, BRADY, HODGES, GUFFEY, PEREZ. bl Pres. TOM PRIEN, Dir. GERALD TILFORD. CJ Mr. Tilford displays band jackets. CJ Ma- jorettes NANCY REED, VICKI HOD- CES, KATHY OWENS, PAM GUFFEY. 30 ,J . ax? 'iiiifx ' 3 for the public create student pride and interest at Hirschi. The beautiful new uniforms provide a colorful atmosphere at every performance. Db d A 4 QA 4 ajif1T'fip ji: , 1 F4 3 KKK QV iligkk R ay HlPSChl Hxgh School MARCHING BAND. bl Drum Major ORLANDO GONZALES. cj Officers: TOM PRIEN, President, GREG BRADY, Vice-President, DIANE YOUNG Secretary, VICKI HODGES, Treasurer. ' b aj CADET BAND members pose for the photographer. bl Practice makes per- fect. cj More Practice. dj Serious musi- cians. el Hook 'em, Huskies! 32 N.. 1 Y Q x + i l 9 ..., Z 3 'V 9 iii- Fl W T . Z' .' J .Z -f iii 3 Q ' A r ii iirrr f f V iiii iliifffi jj f ' ,:efuzwfz4nma.4W..H.q.....,.N 5 i Q 4 1 r E' , if Eg,' s:,evv:x- ,. A Mg ,.,r' c d Band Sweetheart Honored at Annual Banquet a b 72-153 c d al Sweetheart BETH MCCULLOUGI-I. bl BETH MCCULLOUGH and Escort MARK FLOWERS pose with Band Royalty. Runners-up and escorts: cj IIM MOORE, VICKI HODGES, FRANK RIVAS, LUCY PEREZ3 dj DEBBIE BE- MENT, BERT BAKER, BARBARA PRIEN, ROBERT SELF. el Senior mem- bers: DAVID MCFARLANE, DAVID GARDNER, VICKI HODGES, CHARLES MILLER, CONNIE AM- BROSE, CHRIS BRANNAM, PAM GUFFEY, STEVE IEFFERSON, DEB- BIE BEMENT, DOUG DAVIS, PAULA BAKER, GREG BRADY, ORLANDO GONZALES. The A CAPPELLA CHOIR added a beautiful new look to the school this year through their new uniformsg they added a wonderful sound through their diligent efforts. Students were able to do their own thing at the POPS CONCERT in October: and, on television they presented their interpreta- tion of Christmas. However, the spring tour was the most exciting event of the year. al Sweetheart MARY ANNE IENKINS. bl Sweetheart nominees: MARY ANNE IENKINS, REBECCA DAVIS, CLAU- DINE CLAPP. cl President CLAUDINE CLAPP. dj Director MICHAEL GAL- LAGHER. A Cappella Choir 'f A Freshman Choir aj THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR bl Freshman Choir President PATSY LADELL. CJ The FRESHMAN CHOIR. Mixed Choir 8 E C is emlitswtm-.. aj MIXED CHOIR. bl A CAPPELLA CHOIR shows off new dress at the Pops Concert. cj Mixed Choir President VIRGINIA MURRAY. dj Director Michael Gallagher. OP- POSITE PAGE: aj Girls' Choir President LINDA COLVIN. bl The Pops Concert. cl The GIRLS' CHOIR. Girls' Choir Relfecting a more cultural part of high school life, the choirs worked hard to perfect music throughout the year. Members developed their voices, learned the fundamentals of choral music, and studied the ef- fect of different harmonies. ' b C ...W-.ww-M, ff ps. -an-an v'0 'M ' ' ,ff un aj The Hirschi High School Orchestra. bl President MARILYN SPENCER. CJ Director MISS CATHERINE ROEBKE. dl The orchestra performs for the PTA. s H fh, Jima c ,lf I A d Orchestra The Orchestra Department at HHS acquaints members with the tremendous scope of or- chestral literature. In addition to introducing and training in- dividuals in skills of mastering an instrument, the department instills in its members an ap- preciation of and interest in music. Within the orchestra is exhibited a fine display of tal- Ent. aj Sweetheart CINDY SPENCER. bj Nominees: CINDY SPENCER, MARY DONAHUE, MARILYN SPENCER, MAMIE HOGUE. cj MARGO SPRAGGINS, pianist. Distributive Education Members of the DISTRIBU- TIVE EDUCATION CLUBS of America, sponsored by Mr. Troy Stewart, develop leader- ship and individual responsi- bility by working in the busi- ness world. Gaining experi- ence, earning money, and learning the tricks of the trade help to train D.E. students for future careers. aj President IOE NIELD. bl Sponsor MR. TROY STEWART. cj Members of Hirschi's D.E. Club. dj Students per- form classroom duties before going to their jobs. 40 d 3 Future Homemakers The F.H.A. organization is de- voted to a desire to instruct members in home and family living. Young girls delve into domestic questions as they pre- pare for their future as wives and mothers. of America M9 W 13 1 was mrs b aj President CAROLYN BLACK- SHEAR. bl Charter members of Hir- schi's F.H.A. pose in the foods labora- tory. cj Sponsors MRS. PEARL BUR- BANK, MRS. ELLA MAY IESSEL, and MRS. RUTH ODNEAL. C 41 Students interested in Latin join in the LATIN CLUB' in order to make the foreign lan- guage a little less foreign. The Latin Club studies the ancient Roman way of life and learns that Latin is indeed an exciting language. aj President IAMES MOORE. bj Spon- sor MISS IDA MCCAIN. cl Members of SCUTUM ROMANUM, Latin Club. Scuturn Romanum H b C 3 Los Conquistadores Members of LOS CONQUIS- TADORES, the Spanish Club, explore the Customs and cul- tures of the Latin American countries in their study of the Spanish language. Interested students initiate fund-raising projects and plan year-long ac- tivities to supplement their studies. al Members of LOS CONQUISTA- DORES. bl Sponsor MRS. FAUSTINA IBARRA. cj President STEVEN RUS- SELL. 43 Ausanger Fur Deutsche b Der Deutsche Klub unterstiitzt die VW industiref' The Ger- man Club, comprised of an in- terested group of young people eager to further their knowl- edge of the language and the people of Germany, study such phrases to acquaint themselves with the intricacies of the lan- guage. C al AUSANGER FUR DEUTSCI-IE members. bj Classwork is demanding. cj President DONNA MOREE. dj Spon- sor MRS. ROBERTA SUND. o tr- 0 I ,boslzrfp 9 f -43-fm L'Am1t1e Students interested in the mast- ery of the French language ac- quaint themselves with the lan- guage and history of thf 'rench people, FRENCH CLUD mem- bers plan activities which com- bine fun and learning. aj President TERESA WHITE. bl L7lmitie, French Club, poses for a pic- ture in front of the trophy case. cj Sponsor MRS. RUTH PUTMAN. English Club As evidence of a genuine inter members to compose an origi- est in the English language the nal piece of poetry or an origi- ENGLISH CLUB requires nal theme. H . n d aj Club members. by President WEL- DON GANN. Sponsors: cl MRS. CAROL DOLLAR, dj MRS. FRANCES LEE. Reba Lindsey Chapter, Future Teachers of America The FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA take part through- out the year in conventions and activities designed to stimulate interest in the various fields of teaching. In looking toward teaching careers, members of this organization are provided the opportunity to attend and participate at the annual state convention. d I I b al MRS. REBA LINDSEY. bl FUTURE TEACHERS. cl President NANCY SMITH. dj Sponsor MRS. ELLA MAY IESSEL. Pi Alpha Theta The MATH CLUB unites young people interested in the hidden mysteries of the world of math- ematics. In addition to enjoy- able activities, the Math Club also encourages students to participate in slide rule and number sense competition. d aj Sponsor C. R. UNDERWOOD. bJ President RICHARD HARMON. cl Freshman and Sophomore members. dj Sponsor LEROY MORGAN. el Iunior and Senior members. 3 b Gym Dandies GYM DANDIES worked to- gether to obtain an enthusiasm that has become a significant part of our life at HHS. It has developed out of sheer admira- tion for our athletes and their diligent efforts. The Gym Dandies helped to create a spe- cial feeling called SPIRIT which led our boys on their path to success. C aj Members help decorate the gym for pep rally. bj President RHONDA MICKELSON. cl GYM DANDIES. dl Poster makers receive advice from Cheerleaders. el Sponsors MRS. PEGGY ELLIOTT, MRS. MARY MEYER, MRS. SHARON HARRIS. 8 al President BETTY CRABB. bl Stu- dents at work. c S onsor MRS K. J P - CROUCH. dl Library Club members. Library Club LIBRARY CLUB members save hours of time for the librarians by checking out books and helping to keep things running smoothly. Students are eligible for membership if they have assisted in a library in the past. b The journalism staff combine their talents in order to publish the HUSKY HOWL. Through many hours of industrious labor, the students expand their journalistic capabilities and experience the satisfaction of a job well done. aj The staff of the HUSKY HOWL. bj Sponsor MRS. SARAH WELLS. cj Edi- tor DAVID MCFARLANE. 3 'isfxrxmxixfxlxfzlmli' -ililliiififl Office Aides OFFICE AIDES give up a study hall or a class period in order to assist the office personnel with their numerous tasks. Assist- ants save the day by keeping accurate attendance records and running errands. aj Aides in the Audio Visual, Dean, and Counselors' offices. bl General office aides. cj President TERESA LUNG. dj Sponsor MRS. VIRGINIA ORSAK. b C d Vocational Training V.O.E. students spend almost half the day at the new Voca- tional Training Center receiv- ing specific instruction in al electrical trades, bl auto body repair, cl office education, dl Cosmetology, and el drafting. The courses prepare students for future technical careers. c I ling: 1??'f.fi'f' - , Q' t aj Girls' Gym Leaders pose with equip- ment used in the varied activities of the physical education program. bl Presi- dent BEVERLY IACKSON. cj Sponsor MISS OUIDA BROWN. dj A gym class in action. Boys' and Girls' Gym Leaders GYM LEADERS are a responsi- ble group of young people who are chosen to assist Physical Education teachers by running errands and performing duties H in class. Boys and girls' gym leaders are closely knit organi- zations who pride themselves in their contribution to the physical education program. aj Sponsor HERBY CARR. bj A cham- pionship class working out with volley- ball. cj Boys' Gym Leaders. A l 75l'15'l'555.31-:zw WETZV . ' ,. 1 aj Staff meetings are serious business. bl MSGT MORTON STEWART. cJ The BATTALION STAFF. dj Sponsors PAM GUFFEY and DEA OSBORN take time out for a few minutes. Q . , I M Reserve Officers Training Corps The RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS added a bright spot to the program this year by electing several young ladies to act as company spon- sors. Hirschi's R.O.T.C., consisting of 120 members, has been rec- ognized as an Honor Unit for the past two years. Climaxing the year's activities were two M ' trips to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, to -I pci SH. witness an artillery firepower demonstration and a mechan- ized infantry attack. 3 c aj SPONSORS: DEA OSBORN, VICKI HODGES, VIRGINIA MURRAY, PAM GUF- FEY, CONNIE AMBROSE, LUCY PEREZ. bl A memberof the Drill Team gets in- struction on handling the flag. cb MSgt. Stewart discusses items with his staff. aj Cadet Lt. Col. ROBERT M. DOW- NEY. bl MSGT. MORTON STEWART. cj The Color Guard. dj COMPANY A. a b 9 ' 3' an 4.5 f ,Wh fha 434 'Kal L fx rv! . n iq hiv M- we 'N :rig , 1151 rig: -1 1:5113 A - we W! Div! xl: L1 X c d TFTFXAY' Y iiiiiiiiiiiffrfiiififii: r1:'Yfili'fi'fiffxYQfqiiifilx vxfxixfxixfxfxixfxlxix: fx-lxlxbqxixixfxfxfx x' fzzzzszzfzzzzzszszszzzi fawizzszzxzzzzrirzssifl 3 b aj COMPANY C. bj COMPANY B. cj Rifle Team: IOHN MCELROY, WIL- LIAM PARKER, DONNIE SANDERS, IOHN SNIDER, WARREN RICO. ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS Y HONORS Before the rising sun, we fly So many roads to choose . . . CLASSES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE Loyalty Award Susan Urps 2 431 , .5 PM Q 22 ,Z 3: -fi 6, f b Loyalty Award Weldon Gann DJ . 'v :- ua David McFarlane Loyalty Award a H a a ' dl a aa a gawk , ,-,,,,gm Valerea Maclin Runners-Up Teresa Lung Edwin Quintero d aea Semor P1'1de of H1PSCh1 Ted Beaver Teresa Lung Rhonda M1CkB1SOH Weldon Gann ? L 1 Q . ,y ,,hA4i S, K L Y lm ,ynfjayx i J,-,-,,.,ym -5.1, -,e ,fm . V., A kr XX ml. ' -f' 1' nh mifi ffgfilifyg V M 'X m. - M Iumor Pride of Hirsohl Donna Moree Richard Dalton Bob Lawrence Sharon Chafln l I W . , ,,,4,.,,am,,, , V1 fr f-M.mm,..4.,.......,., ,H , M Sophomore Pride of Hirsehi Steven Mayfleld Roxanne Baker Barbara Pr1en Mark Flowers Q, yr a 'a , r o.,, , a a ' ., ' ,, . A ' K A, f ' M if . . ,, H M 1 v Q A ,f I V 1- 1 K x ., W ', fr ' ' ' '14 , W, I5 Q55 'Mgulf' an nf. I 2 A Q, , . P ,M ,a 1. , M ' W ' ' ' A 5. A 4 'L 1 Freshman Pride of Hirsohi Hollis Sullivan Irene Snider Deborah Bell Donald Carlson aj Two-year members: DAVID MCFAR- LANE, RI-IONDA MICKELSON, BRENDA THOMPSON, IOYCE IAGGERS, IOHN SNIDER, SUSIE URPS, TERESA LUNG, WELDON GANN, EDWIN QUINTERO. bj Presi- dent DAVID MCFARLANE. cj Sponsor MRS. SARAH WELLS. dj Officers plan induction ceremony. OPPOSITE PAGE: First-year members: aj STEVE IEFFERSON, NOEL WEBSTER, MARY MCCLOSKEY, PHIL HUDSON, VICKI HODGES, VALEREA MACLIN, NANCY SMITH, IIMMY HARROD, DONNA MOREE, DAVID HAYS, BECKY SMITH. bl GREG BRADY, KRIS ADAMS, RUTH GETTYS, LAURA GANN, MARY GARDNER, DEBBIE BEMENT, PHYLLIS DUGGAN, IAMES ESTES. cj NADINE ENTROP, SHIRLEY ELWERT, TED BEAVER, MIKE VASQUEZ. Not pic- tured: LARRY WEAVER, RICHARD DALTON. National Honor Society Myrtle H1FSChi Ledford Chapter NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY mem- bers are a credit to their school, com- munity and nation. Promoting good cit- izenship and high academic achieve- ment, N.H.S. membership marks a coveted honor for students. Quill and Scroll , ,,,, E, juniors and seniors who are in the upper third of their class and have done superior work on the HUSKY yearbook and the HUSKY HOWL are hon- ored with membership in QUILL AND SCROLL. al Membership. bj At work on the HUSKY HOWL. cj President DAVID MCFARLANE. ' dj Sponsors MRS. SARAH WELLS, MRS. LOLA P. HUL- SEY. ej At work on the HUSKY. 8 C a Ethics Commission Strengthens School Community Establishing better relations be- Members of the Commission tween schools, the ETHICS are students from Hirschi and COMMISSION strengthens other city high schools who dis- feelings of friendship in the cuss mutual problems and pos- Wichita Falls community. sible solutions. l Monica Iohnson Paul Loveless Wanda Bedford Rhonda Mickelson Becky Streety Iuniors Right: Second-year scholastic award winners: PAUL IEFFERSON, TERESA WHITE, LAURA GANN, RANDY RYAN. Below: First-year scholastic award winners: PHYLLIS DUGGAN, RICHARD DALTON. VW Y. WI 5? Sophomores R1ght First-year scholastic award win- ners DEBI THOMAS, CRYSTAL MARTIN, MARY DONAHUE, CYN- THIA WRIGHT, BARBARA PRIEN, LAURA STANLEY, DAVID SMITH. Honor Sweaters 5559 Q55 or , , D, ,331 I 2 Seniors Above: Third-year scholastic award winners: DAVID MCFARLANE, RHONDA MICKELSON, WELDON GANN. Left: Second-year award BRENDA THOMPSON: First-year award VICKI HODGES. National Thespian Society Comprised of students inter- ested in drama and the dramat- ic'arts, THESPIANS inspire in- terest and provide opportuni- ties in acting and stage produc- tion. As well as honoring those who excel in drama, applicants to the organization prepare sets, attend tournaments and U. I. L. competition, and partic- ipate in plays. t lb Ei ..rW'k - b C National Forensic League Members of the NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE improve their speaking skills and abili- ties through constant practice and endless hours of vvork. The debate team, coached by Mr. Doyle Wood, debated the prop- osition Resolved: That the jury system in the United States should be significantly changed. While stiff competi- tion faced N.F.L. members at tournaments attended through- out the year, many honors were nevertheless garnered. Identification: OPPOSITE PAGE: aj Thespian President BETTY IO TIN- NEY, Secretary WANDA BEDFORD, Vice-President MARY ANNE IENKINS. bj RYAN, MARTIN, SANDERS listen attentively. cj IEFFERSON, THOMP- SON, IENKINS, IACKSON, LOVE 0b- serve student performances. dj Mem- bers of the NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY. THIS PAGE: al Members of the NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE. bj Sponsor DOYLE WOOD. cj N.F.L. President PHYLLIS DUGGAN. dl Stu- dents study debate issue. ej Speech class at work. M ---. aj Debate: PHYLLIS DUGGAN. Drama: DONNY SANDERS, BETTY IO TIN- NEY, 'DEBBIE BEMENT. bl Iournal- ism: RHONDA MICKELSON, IOHN SNIDER. CJ Spanish: DON CARLSON. dj Spanish: RANDY RYAN: French: STEVE IEFFERSONQ German: VAS- TINE MACK, DEBI THOMAS, DONNA MOREEQ Latin: LILLIAN VASQUEZ. 'Nat pictured. N.,,,, ., kt, vw U C Who's Who Award Honors Outstanding Students ' O b B aj Business: NADINE ENTROP, LAURA GANN, KRIS ADAMS, 'VAL- EREA MACLIN. bl Metalworking: BOB LAWRENCE: Mech. Drawing: DOUG DAVIS: Woodworking: 'MIKE MUNDT. cj Auto. Mech: ROBERT WILLIAMS. dj D.E. DEBBIE BLACK, IOE NIELD. el Art: TI-IERESA FREE- MAN, DALE KEATON. 'Not pictured. d Who's Who al Math: RICHARD DALTON, PATTY DWYER, LAURA GANN, DAVID MCFARLANE, BRENDA THOMPSON, IOYCE IAGGERS, WELDON GANN. bl Home Economics: PAULA BAKER, CAROLYN BLACKSHEAR, SI-IEILA COOPER, MARY PETERSON, 'NORMA MOORE. cj R.O.T.C.: MARK STRAIN, THOMAS DURHAM. 'Noi pictured. T Who's Who aj Science: ROBERT YOUNG, Physics and Chemistry, PATTY DWYER, IRENE SNIDER, MARY DONAHUE, ERNEST HOLLOWAY. bl English: WELDON GANN, TERESA LUNG, RICHARD DALTON, PHYLLIS DUGGAN, SHARON GREGGS, IRENE SNIDER, PATTY DWYER, MARY DONAHUE. 8 ll' b Other Awards B aI RHONDA MICKELSON, DAR Rep- resentative. bl EDWIN QUINTERO, and cj WELDON GANN, Young Tex- ans of the Month. dj MARCO SPRAGGINS, TERESA WHITE, DIANE YOUNG, REBECCA DAVIS, BRUCE EVANS, Not pictured: STE- VEN MAYFIELD, FRANK TROTTER, BECKY IOHNSON, All-Region Choir. dl DEBBIE BOATMAN, Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year. D MARILYN SPENCER, MARY DONAHUE, CINDY SPENCER, All-Region Orchestra. gl STEVE IEFFERSON, All-State Band: MARILYN SPENCER, DAVE HOLD- ER, All-Region Band: Not pictured: MARTY HUESTIES, All-District. Lord and Lady Hirschi Wanda Bedford Doug Hines aj FRANK TROTTER, Master of Cere- monies. bl LORD and LADY HIRSCHI. CJ lst and 2nd Runners-Up BRUCE SZYMANSKI, CAROLYN GABBERT, TERESA LUNG, PAUL LOVELESS. dj CLAUDINE CLAPP, Mistress of Cere- monies. 8 1 Winter Wonderland The following students selected by their classmates were hon- ored as nominees for the LORD and LADY HIRSCHI Award in the sixth annual observance of WINTER WONDERLAND. al Seniors: DOUG HINES, WANDA BEDFORD, TERESA LUNG, PAUL LOVELESS. bl juniors: DANNY ROGERS, IRA GOLD- ' .ns 8 EN, CAROLYN GABBERT, BRUCE SZYMANSKIQ cj Sopho- mares: BARBARA PRIEN, MIKE GOODMAN, ROSALIND HILL, GARY WILSON, BECKY STREETY. dj Freshmen: PATSY LADELL, IONNY BUTLER, DEDE GOODMAN, LA- PONTE GOLDEN, GLENDA COHN. Y , V ,Jim WV. 4 M 5' ..,,,, . H, ., i 'Y -I ,fy-,,, ,,, ,,,-M.,-seq ,Q .. Ah , ,Vf.,,,,,,1 , 15--2. -K I im-2, r , ' wr V, , 155 aj Debate: PHYLLIS DUGGAN, IOHN SOWARDS, GEORGIA SHEPPARD, CHRIS BAUCUM, not pictured. bl Po- etry: PATTI SHEPARD, DONNIE SANDERS, MARY ANNE IENKINS. cj Extempt: BILL COCHRAN, CLAU- DINE CLAPP. dj Prose: KERRY IOHN- SON, RANDY RYAN, KATHY PHIL- LIPS. el Informative Speaking: BROOKS FREDERICK, E. I. DRUST, RHONDA MICKELSON. 3 R .I 1 me M fl3.f'fr?IQ ,. I, 1, M I I . I 9 .t tw- XJQ I PJ? , -1 t J 3171 I , ,Sw f -Q -t ,gg if, ti - C:-..., U.I.L. District Competitions mr' it 4,15 .lg , M 2' , aj Sho1'thand:NADINE ENTROP, LIZ BRASINCTON. bl Typing: SHEILA THOMAS, IUDY GREEN, LAURA CANN, IEANNETTE THOMPSON, DONNA MOREE. cj Science: HALLE MARTINEZ, PAT LaFOND, DAVID SMITH. dl Number Sense: BRENDA THOMPSON, DAVID MGFARLANE. el Spelling: LAURA GANN, WEL- DON GANN. 0 Ready writing: CAROL LOOPER, LLOYD CARR. a b -f 4. JZ,.-JW A+: 11 ,V 'f?e:dlf ,QMS Ii 5 Nkaxf 2 Regional and State U.I.L. Opposite page: aj Reg. Track: DAVID GARDNER, MIKE SPRINGER, I. R. VARNELL. bl Tennis: GARY DONOHUE, MIKE MUNDT, CAROLYN GABBERT, PAULA FUGETT, DEBBIE STOVALL. CJ Fr. Tennis: IACKIE ELWERT, IAMES SWAFFORD, EDWARD HENRY, BECKY STREETY, STEPHANIE CODNER. dl Reg. Goh? STEVE THAYER. el journalism: CAROL LOOPER, ALICE BURBANK. fl Dist. Golf DALE LAY, MARK HUGHES, TOM PRIEN, IOE COLLIER, STEVE THAYER, PHIL THOMAS. This page: aj Reg. Poetry and Infor. Sp.: PATTI SHEPARD, CLAUDINE CLAPP. by De- bate: GEORGIA SHEPPARD, PHYLLIS DUGGAN. cj State Tennis: CAROLYN GABBERT, DEBBIE STOVALL. dj 2nd place, STATE ONE ACT PLAY: VICKY COLLINS, CONNIE AMBROSE, BETTY IO TINNEY, WALLACE EMBREY, PATTI SHEPARD, IAMIE ESTEP, ROBERT SELF, RANDY ATTWOOD, DON MARTIN. el State journalism: CAROL LOOPER. C I , -m.m..,, :-, ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS HONORS horizons t are new to us - atchmg the signs the way . . . ,L SPQRTS STUDENT LIFE Senior Favorites ..,..A,.,.M .-H--1. ,,,,,...-4,1 ,,,,.,,.4,.M ,,,....m-'- ,,,,,..Mm'-, N-FW,.,... ,,,,,,.f,fw5 ,.Yf-H-'NW ,,,,,M-Www W,-,,,,,,M w. w,,,Nww-x H,- ' W,,.'Mww L NwMWW,,,,. f-2-1'-Mf w' 5 :W , in, , 1:2 ,vml-M., Edwin Quintero Wanda Bedford Class of 1972 a b C aj Class Officers: President PAUL LOVELESS, Vice-President VALEREA MACLIN, Secretary WANDA BEDFORD, Treasurer VICKY SMITH, Reporter TERESA LUNG. bJ Sponsors: I. T. FREEMAN, MRS. ELISABETH ALFORD, MRS. BONNIE COLLINS, MRS. IEAN PAGE. cj Council: RUTH GETTYS, RICHARD HARMON, DOUG HINES, IOE NIELD, WELDON GANN, SUSIE URPS, WANDA BEDFORD: not pictured: IOANNE SELF, MIKE MUNDT, ORLANDO GONZALES, LINDA COLVIN, STEVE HAMBLE- TON, ROBERT DOWNEY, KENNETH VEASEY, TED BEAVER, WILLIAM PARKER. KRISTINE ADAMS CONNIE AMBROSE LAURA AMON YVONNE ARREDONDO PAULA BAKER TED BEAVER WANDA BEDFORD KIRK BELL III To Beco or not to Beco . . . Pennies from heaven ,MW , 4 IIIK if 94 Keep your cotton-pickin' hands off my shoulder! Weldon, Weldon, he's our man. If Gann can't do it, no one can! NANCY BELL DEBRAH BEMENT DEBORAH BLACK ML CAROLYN BLACKSHEAR DEBBIE EOATMAN DEBBIE BOGNAR LOUIE BORREGO LaQUITA BRADLEY GREG BRADY CHRIS BRANNAM MONROE BROOKS III OLIVIA BROWN IANICE BUTLER LINDA BUTLER LINDIE CHOATE CLAUDINE CLAPP SAM COBB IOE COLLIER Seniors!! An Eternity . . . a Flash LINDA KAY COLVIN BETTY CRABB BARBARA CROUCNH RICKY DAVIDSON REBECCA DAVIS DOUG DAVIS STEVE DAVIS MARILYN I. DENSON BRENDA DeWOODY BOB DOWNEY DELORES DURAN TOM DURHAM ANN ELWERT CHERYL EMBREY BETTY EMMONS ELIDA ENRIQUEZ GEORGIANA ENSIGN GERALDINE ENSIGN Wm, . 3 K N K , 'A ' f Now that I've taken all my pictures, we can have some fun! HAPPINESS is a completed AGR file i NADINE ENTROP IAMES ESTES DEBORAH EVANS MICHELLE FELIX FRANK W. FORTNER THERESA FREEMAN WELDON GANN CARMEN GARCIA DAVE GARDNER Pilgrims of the World . . . Unite! CHRISTINE GAURKEE SUE GENTRY RUTH CETTYS CEOLA GIBSON SYLVIA IO GLENN ORLANDO GONZALEZ ELAINE GORDON PAM GUFFEY STEVEN HAMBLETON TERI HANCOCK RICHARD HARMON KEITH HARRIS IIM HARROD 100 Ken gets a chance to rest his arms. wx? 3591 I M -. 1 - 1 I :Sw ' Ss- 1 gif' ' , J, .3 - ., Q .rw I ,V Q., 7 1 5 EN-S . f' if i a ANTHONY I-IAWKINS IOCKEY HEARNE LINDA HELMS DOUG HINES All together now . . . Ia, la, la, la . . . VICKI HODGES ETHEL HOGUE PHIL HUDSON RICKY HUGHES 5 I I , Y How does it feel to be coordinated? BEVERLY IACKSON IOYCE IAGGERS STEVE IEFFERS ON MARY ANNE IENKIN S VERNELL JENKINS IESSE JOHNSON IOHN IURGENSEN DALE KEATON VICKY KEPLAR ELWYN LADD LYNDA LAMB TOM LEWIS DANNY LOPEZ MARY LOSOYA PAUL LOVELESS TERESA LUNG 102 Times Gone by . . . But Always to be Remembered. VALEREA MACLIN ANDRE MARTINEZ ERMA MARTINEZ MARY MCCLOSKEY GEORGIA MCDANIEL IEANNE MCDANIEL DAVID MCFARLANE RANDY MCGAUGH MIKE MCKINNEY STEVEN MCKOWN SONIA MCMILLAN CAREL MININNO RI-IONDA MICKELSON CHARLES MILLER PATTI MILLS BRUCE MOCK .103 I0 NORMA MOORE MIKE MUNDT VIRGINIA MURRAY CLIFFORD NICHOLSON, IR. IOE NIELD LONNIE N IX DEA OSBORN LUPE OZUNA KATHY PARADY 4 Seniors meet to nominate class favorites. fw- Mui' 'Wu You stay away from my boyfriend!!! DANGER is ever present. WILLIAM PARKER BETTY PEREZ LUCY PEREZ ROSE MARY PEREZ MARY PETERSON GLORIA IEAN POLK 105 ROBERT POPHAM LAURA PRICE TOM PRIEN EDWIN QUINTERO TOM RALSTON QUEVELLA RANDLE CAROL REED RICKEY REYNA WARREN RICO HARRY W. ROGERS RONNIE RUSSELL DIANE SANCHEZ CONNIE SANDERS DONNY SANDERS IOANNE SELF IO ANN SIMMONS 106 Memories of Our Own That No Other Class Will Ever Share Boy, I'1l get him this time! I can tell she's not listening. LARRY SIMMONS DELBERT SIMMS IERRY SIMON VICKY SMITH IOHN SNIDER GLEN SOLOMON MARILYN SWANGER PATTI TAYLOR 7 Ex 45334, 1-41953619 -.,-p... A Chaucer sit-in. SANDY TERRELL TERRALYNN TERRY STEVE THAYER CECILIA THOMAS BRENDA THOMPSON BETTY IO TINNEY DEBBIE TURNER HILDA TURNER SUSIE URPS Students enjoy our new center. 11' www' I'After this, 1 don't think ru ever lead another cheer. ' ii we , In we ig VICKY VARNELL MIKE VASQUEZ KENNETH VEASEY RICHARD WALDEN DEAN WATSON LINDA WILLIAMS ! What's going on theref boys? ROBERT WILLIAMS SANDRA WINGFIELD MARIORIE WOODS ROBERT YOUNG 109 Iunior Favorites Eli Rodriguez Ira Golden Class of 1973 a b -.,..,., aj CLASS OFFICERS: President MARK COHELEY, Vice-President BOB LAWRENCE, Secretary SHARON CHAFIN, Treasurer MONICA IOHNSON, Reporter RICHARD DALTON. bj Sponsors: MRS. CAROL DOLLAR, C. L. VAUGHN, MRS. MARY MEYER, FRED BURNETT. CJ Council: ELAINE BROADDUS, SHARON CHAFIN, KATHY CROSS, RICHARD DALTON, PAULA FUGETT, CAROLYN GABBERT, MARY GARDNER, MARTHA IGLEHART, DEBORAH IACKSON, RICHARD IIMENEZ, BECKY IOHN- MONICA IOHNSON, BOB LAWRENCE, ELI ROGRIQUEZ, DEBRA STOVALL, BRUCE SZYMANSKI, FRANK TROTTER. WILSON: not pictured: RONNIE BOYCE, IOE CHAVEZ, SHARON COBB, MARK COHELEY, PHYLLIS DUGGAN, LISA PHYLLIS GARRETT, DANNY ROGERS. 2 Charles Alexander Sammy Almanza Tommy Alonzo Avelina Amador Sylvia Arredondo Yolanda Arredondo Alice Bailey Elaine Ball Christine Balle Becky Banda Harriett Barnett Deborah Barry Barbara Bement Bill Bennett Bobbie Bennett Anita Benton Class of 1973 Qffe, Mary studies avidly. This must be the most interesting assembly I've ever been to. Guy Bishop Paul Blackwell Bryce Blair Linda Boiles Vickie Bolf Steve Bolton Ronnie Boyce Karen Bradford Laura Brady Elaine Broaddus Nick Brock Suzie Brown Rita Brown jerry Burks Debra Butler Alice Calderon Debbie Calhoun LaFonda Case Ida Casillas Richard Castillo Karon Chafin Sharon Chafin Deby Chandler Marion Chresfield Xwf ,M Farmer Smith, Squaw Gabbert, and Cowgirl Chafin. 'AI S0l9ml11y SWGHI' Q5 if iff? lk 5.4, ,fl It can't be all that bad, Kathy. Bobo's at it again!!! frm? Brenda Christopher Billy G. Clark Sharon Cobb Mark Coheley David Cohn Kathy Cross Richard Dalton Sherry Davidson Barbara Dilley Gary Donohue Ray Lynn Duck Phyllis Duggan 6 Lisa Dunn Marcos E. Duque David Easley Donald Edie Vicki Ezzell Kathleen Feco Ioseph Felix Marilyn Franklin Ronnie Freeman Paula Fugett Cheryl Fulkerson Carolyn Gabbert y.w,.z:xw.i.,,, -..m.a.,g 3 l 1 we You look so funny . .' . The Curler brigade At ease, Phylhs I'm gonna look anyway! - Laura Gann Vicenta Garcia Mary A. Gardner Phillis Garrett Toni Garza Steven Gasperoni Susan Gentry Mona Gerg Ira C. Golden Donnie Grace 7 1- W Almost to the Top . Ahh . . . Life is good to us. Happy days are here again! Michael Graves Patti Green iw Chuck Haflett Beverly Hall 'pad' Kathy Harp Ieff Haskins Victor Hawkins David Hays i gig? fe in 'Tm an old cow hand . . . Wow! What a Body! Steve Head Patricia Henderson Walter Hess Ralph Hibbs Gary Hines Iulia Hogue Dave Holder Iustice Holland Pam Hutchinson Martha Iglehart Michael Inman Deborah jackson Paul Iefferson Richard Iimenez Becky Iohnson Monica Iohnson Daniel Iolley Teresa Iones Billy Iordan Diane Ioslin MY baton is prettier than yours Cheryl Kennedy Cathy Lawler Bob Lawrence Dale Lay Paul Lerma Harold Lewis Brenda Lindsey Anita Lopez Kathy Love Vastine Mack, Ir Matt Martin Iohn McElroy III julie McDaniel Mary McFarlane Ralph McMillan Cindi McNabb David Mollice Weldon Moore Donna Moree Ioyce Morvel Mike Ogier Dina Orona Nellie Orona Richard Pacheco Ronald Parady Michael Parker Loretta Perkins David Peterson Mark Peterson Gary Phillips Paul Pruett Kathy Putnam Pat Randle Anita Reams Robert Reed Mark Reeves if glial l Q M 4, K -41 . - , , x.o'vi A. 9 wo + ff' 'A 5 . A W' v9 ' A ...A- i . R . 0 1 MJ 5 ,,,., Debbie Scoughton Ierry Scoughton Patti Sheppard Mike Simmons David Smith Nancy Smith Becky Smith Steve Smith Larry Solomon Marilyn Spencer Margo Spraggins Gil Stephenson -an AI-en't they si11y?? Farmer Smith strikes again sf i Nw X Meanwhlle, back 1n the audltorl- D1d you call me? Concentration Is Key to Success -fd' H Cyndie Stever Fred Stewart Debra Stovall Mark L. Strain Bruce Szymanski Ronald Tatum Ieannette Thompson Frank Trotter 6 N When he pulls that. Watch out! Would you believe, I can't find your life line Lee Tullier Iames Tyson Carolyn Vernon Gene Vining Steve Vogt Shanan Voyles Arthur Wallace Dan Watson Richard Watson Larry Weaver Noel Webster Carolyn West Gwendolyn White Sherry White Teresa White Ierry Willingham Deborah Wilson , Gary Wilson Debra I. Woods Diane Young Deborah Zollicoffer 2 'R .K W0I1d9F WhHf'S S0 iUf6l'9SiiH8? A future manicurist at work. I may be small but, I sure am mean! I27 Sophomore Favorites . r 1 .rf fl fl 6 'F ' 3' 4 .3 1 .4 I 'ff Beth McCullough Ronnie Iohnson Class of 1974 a b 4.-a.'Qf 4' 'Y c CLASS OFFICERS: President MIKE GOODMAN, Vice'President RONNIE IOHNSON, Secretary-Treasurer VICKIE TERRY, Re- ANTHONY MOFFITT. bj Sponsors: MR. C. UNDERWOOD, MRS. E. NEWSOM, MR. L. MORGAN, MRS. F. LEE. cj Class Clisted alphabeticallyj R. BAKER, T. BECKHAM, R. BOWLEN, P. DUGGAN, B. EVANS, M. GOODMAN, R. IOHNSON, V. A. MOFFITT, N. RANSOM, B. STREETY, V. TERRY, M. TYLER. Not Pictured: I. BICKFORD, S. COOPER, B. MCCULLOUGH, DONOHUE, W. EMBREY, C. HUGHES, B. KIRK, D. MARTIN, B. PRIEN, N. REED, T. RITCHIE, M. TINNEY, D. VINES, P. 9 Mike Iames Allard Diane Anderson Iohn Anderson David Anderton Ginny Arrington Diana Austin Patti Baker Roxanne Baker Donald Ball Dennis Barnes Martin Barrick Sylvia Beckett Terri Beckham Andy I. Bell Kaye Bell Michelle Bell Iohn Bickford Charles Black Iames Blair Larry Blumer is hypnotized in front of the mike. But, do you know why I did it? NJ Hirschi Spirit Mirrored by Sophomores Steve Boatman Ronny Bowlen Linda Bradford Paula Branch Randy Bridges Iohn Brookins Ronnie Bryant Kathleen Burdwell Tom Bush Rodney Buth Willem Cagle Linda Campa Russell Campbell Gloria Carrizales Kathy Casburn Diane Caskey Delia Castillo Michael Cervone Skip Chappell Ioe Chavez Mary Chavez Tina Chavez Teddi Clark Warren Close Linda Coates Stephanie Codner Euraline Colbert Vickie Collins Sheila Cooper Bruce Copeland Martin Copeland Anita Crowder Sandy Crowell Charles Davis Ierry Davis Ricky Davis Cynthia Dinwiddie Mary Donahue Pam Duggan Lisa Dungan 1 'Hs...e We'll outdo the senior class sign yet! And the Mama Beal' Said Ianet Dursum Patricia Dwyer Sharon Edington Michael Van Elsea Iack Elwert Wallce Embrey Bruce Evans Karen Feco Ronnie Fisher Mark Flowers Mary Ford lean Fortner Angela Fullerton lean Gagnon Bobby Garcia Iean Garcia Patricia Garcia Yvonne Garcia Dianne Garrett Dorothy George Ken George Gayle Gerg Lonnie Gibson Mike Gilliam Steve Goen Mike Goodman Iudy Green Lee Guffey Diana Gwynn Debbie Hall Ioyce Hall Eli Harris, Ir. Christy Hash Debbie Hannigan Chris Henry Edward Henry Linda Hernandez Phillip Hernandez Randy Herndon Peggy Hicks Rosalind Hill Don Holley Dianne C. Hopkins Beverly Hughes Carl Hughes Iean Hughes NOTHING excites me anymore WE D stay around but our horses are tied up outside I whole-heartedly support the anti-lit- ter campaign! Classwork Challenges Sophomores in fe Another 'hurry up and wait' performance! Mark Hughes Ronnie Huther Rachel lbarra Kathleen Inman Martha Isom Dona jackson Danny Iames Carol Iekins Tony Iimenez Danny Iohnson Larry Iohnson Kay Iohnson Ronnie Iohnson Eddie Iones Mark Ioslin 5 13 6 Beth Kirk David Kollman Marianel Krause Rebecca Lamb DuWayne Larsen Linda Lawson Gregory Lee Veronica Lee Mitchell LeMaster Dennis Lindsey Gabriella Lindsey Mike Little Albert Lopez Ionathon Lyles Ierry Mambretti Crystall Martin Dan Martin Don Martin Charles Matthews Steven Mayfield Another new Husky. 'J' 1 I want my mommie! Sophomores Gain Experlence 1n Second Year Tommy McClellan Patty McCloskey Beth McCullough Iqlie McDaniel Debbie McElroy Tirrell McGruder Patrick McKinney Mickey Miser Billy Mitchell Kenneth Moffitt Toni Moffitt Ioe Molina Patricia Mollice Alfred E. Moore Iames Moore David Morris Mike Morris Iames Murray, Ir. Sue Newsom Wilbure Nolan Rick Oden Albert Orona Marlene Osborn Kathy Owens Donnie Palmer 7 Wiley Palmer, Ir. Margie Pavlick Brad Peacock Iacob Perez Marsha Perkins Toni Perkins Donna Piatt Evelyn Polk Bonita Pollard Eugene Powell Barbara Prien Roger Pustejovskey Billy Quintero Bruce C. Rankin Nannette Ransom Margie Reasor Glenda Reed Nancy Reed Steven Reid Sheila Rennick Tom Reynolds I didn't know they could take this kind of picture in school! Puh-leese, hurry up! Richard Rhone Teresa Ritchie Karen Roberson Vickie Roberts Mark Robertson Ierry Robinson, Ir Lori Robinson Patti Robinson David Rollins, Ir. Dolores Romero Iudy Russell Melvin Russell Steven Russell Tony Sanchez Alan Self Rollers in your hair . . . shame on you! I swallowed a fly!' Ray Sharp Carol Simco LaNell Simpson David Singleton David Smith Ianet Smith Tony Smith Tim Soto Glen Staley Laura Stanley Clark Strain Becky Streety' Billy Strickland Ginny Stuckey Weldon Sumpter Iames Swafford Lori Swanson Dennis Taylor Kent Teague Vicki Terry Randy Terrell Debi Thomas Irene Thomas lean Thompson Mary Tinney Gerry Turnbow Mike Tyler Cindy Underwood Ernest Vasquez Katie Vasquez Don Veasey Buster Vernon Donnie Vines Mike Vining Paula Vogel 42 Richard Webster Kristina Whyrick Debra Wiist Bruce Williams Gary Wilson lim Wilson Larry Winkleblack Yvonne Witherspoon Me . . . Cheat? Is this band practice or is this band practice? 5, What, what are you talking about??? What's Toni so interested in over there? Shake it, shake it, baby!! Kerry Witt Cindy Wright Danny Wyatt Carol Young Charlie Young 14 Freshman Favorites Glenda Cohn Ionny Butler AS Class of 1975 ug., I 1 F196 Fwnuurywfliiif S OFFICERS: President CRAIG GRAVES, Vice-President SHERRY STOVALL, Secretary CYNTHIA LEE,lTre COHN. bl Sponsors: MRS. SHARON HARRIS, MRS. PEGGY ELLIOTT. cj CLASS COUNCIL hsted alphabetlcall ALVARADO, DUGAN BROOMFIELD, IONNY BUTLER, GLENDA GOI-IN, NORMA COLBERT, CARMEN COLLAD ROBERTS, KATHY SAMSILL, IRENE SNIDER, SHERRY STOVALL. b QQ? c asurer y: AL- O, La- DeWOODY, ANITA FASKE, CAROL GAURKEE, LaPONTE GOLDEN, DEEDEE GOODMAN, MARILYN GWYNN, GRAVES, TERESA LANCE, CYNTHIA LEE, DESIREE TINSON, SHARON LIPPE, DEBBIE LUNG, IOY MCCULLOUGH, MACLIN, KATHY MILLS, ULANDA MITCHELL, PAT MOLLICE, FRANCIS MOORE, AMY POPEIOY, GWEN RANSON, 46 Iesse Alambar Albert Alvarado Zenon Amador Ioann Anderson Gary Arrington Ianice Arrington Teena Ashford Sylvia Balcorta Deborah Baldwin Linda Balle Curtis Balom, Ir. Frank Beasley Ralph Bearse Gary Beaubouef Debbi Lynn Bell Roy Benton Dale Berg Freda Berry Robert Bina Robin Bishop Iimmy Biter Beverly Blackshear Cindy Blackwell Ioe Blair Marsha Bojarski Christine Borrego Mary Bouldin lm O come now! a ticket to the pep rally? reshmen Are Proud to be Huskies Ioan Bradford Mark Brady Alvin Brigham Morris Broaddus Sharon Brooks Iimmy Broom Dugan Broomfield Clint Brown Darryl Brown Greg Brown lane Brown Marvin Brown Marcella Broyles Kathy Bush Ioe Buth Barbara Butler Ionny Butler Floyd Bynum Daniel Byrd Kenneth Byrd Lisa Byrd Ioyce Cagle Shirley Calhoun Cynthia Cardin H1 ere And then the monster crept 47 Don Carlson Lynda Carrizales Cindy Carter Tommie Casillas Susan Cassell Danny Castello Thomas Chancellor Kenny Chellette Ioe Christmas Cyndi Christopher Ianet Clark Kennetha Clay Calvin Close Tim Cochran Glenda Cohn Norma Colbert Carmen Collado Kitty Collins David Collins Gary Conner Marvin Contreras I saw what you did. Food at last!! 1'6Q5 Jgw LW WW Q i I 3 . , Y 1 Q iii? ' s f S1'Qs'.' sw - rf s tm vi e - ' .X me .iw I just can't wait to get home. or it it N,. it . Us . as g r I Rosemary Cooper Carlos Copeland II Leslie Copeland Liz Cordova Mike Cox Bill Crawley Ian Crumb Iohnny Culp Wayne Dale Don Davis L:-:Fonda DeWoody Tremain Downey Teresa Dwyer Minerva Enriquez Gloria Escobedo Sheila Ethridge Robin Ezzell Anita Faske Lisa Foix Nina Fritchie Vicky Fulford 'I49 5 George Fulkerson IoAnn Garcia Michael Garcia Dalene Gasperoni Carol Gaurkee Danny Gibbs Guy F. Gilead LaPonte Golden Richard Gombeski Rose Marie Gomez Virgie Gomez Richard Gonzales 31 ,,,, . - 'V' sl , l QR- W, Fi'f?W if , K J fl . . Only the freshmen rate the outdoors. HHPPUISSS is being 3 Husky Dede Goodman Randy Graham Craig Graves Iames Green Sharon Greggs Charlene Guillory Robert Cunville Marilyn Gwynn Tad ,Hall Kathy Harbin Darlene Harris Freida Helms Iulia Henry Alice Hernandez Danny Hernandez Danny W. Hernandez Karen Hilton Mamie Hogue si' High School Life Bewilders Freshmen Well, if you want to be that way about it . . . Teresa Hopkins Virginia Hopkins Alan T. Howard Len Howard Charles I-Iubbs Marty Huesties Margaret Hughes Terry Hurlburt Patrick Huther Ierry Hutson Freshmen cheering Huskies on to victory' Nancy Inman Billy I. Iackson, Ir. Billy Ray Iackson Billy Wayne lacks Ionny Iackson Bill Ienkins Gloria Iimenes Nancy A. Iimenez Ioe links Dennis M. Iolley Tyrone Iones Mel Iordan Bambi Iourdan Milton Iohnson Debra Kennard Rick Kincaid Vicki King Patty Kirk Frank L. Kroupa Vickey Kyle Patsy Ladell David Lane Melvin Larsen Iames Laxson Linda Lee Cynthia Lee Torence LeGrand Marianna LeMaste Kim Lester Milton Lile Tony Lindsey Desiree Linson Sharon Lippe Ieff Little Patrice Little Brian Lohr OI1 I' Brenda Lovelace Ierry Lowe Debbie Lung What makes you thmk that I am from the USA? Oh no Dennis Mack Carol Maclin Debbie MacPherson Eric Marks Linda Marsh Cindy Martin Molly Martinez Mike McCarthy Vickey McCloskey Ioy McCullough Ellen McNabb Priscilla McVey Rene Mercer Gerald Miller Kathleen Mills Vernon Mills Rickey Miser Rita Miser Wendell Miser Lee Mitchell 4 Ulanda Mitchell David Mock Debbie Molina Inez Ricky Molina Naomi Molina Pete Molina Rosalinda Molina Ruth Mollice Frances Moore Karen Moore Wendy Moore Ray Morales Shelia Morgan Doug Morris Pat Morris George Mosely Richard Mundt Ianet Murray Gee . . . he sure is handsome!!! Ladies first I'm so excited I can hardly stand it! Terry Navarrete Lisa Norville Taura Oden Steve Offield Alice Orona Charles Owens Selma Ozuna Kirby Pacheco Barbara Parady Donnie Parady Wake Sandy Parker David Perez Henry Perez Donald Peterson Candace Phillips Thomas Phillips Paul Piatt Debbie Picazo Lucinia Pittman Iimmy Pitts Iohn Poinsett Roger Pollard Rodney Poloskey Amy Popejoy Kim Powell up, she's coming!!! Connie Rambo Gwenavette Ransom Susan Reams Dora Reyna Lupe Reyna Richard Reyna Robert Rhodes David Rice Pam Rice Iim Richardson David Richmond Marsha Ricks Tonie Ridgway Beckie Roberts Rex E. Roberts Susan Robertson Rena Rogers Teresa Romer Michael Rooney Denise Russell Kathy Samsill Marcelina Sanchez Michael Sanders Iames Sewell Rodney Sheppard Tom Sheppard Vonnie Showalter Ianice Simmons 56 'i 1 tr,r, There's Santa! Oh, baby, blow your horn! A First Look at High School Life 'fad Marvin Simmons Dorothy Sloan Ella Smith Linda Smith Rickey Smith Dennis Smorch Clarene Snider Irene Snider Terry Sours Cindy Spencer Paul Spreitzer Anthony Stagner Dan Stanley Sherry Stovall Mike Strange Hollis Sullivan Sandra Sumpter Debby Swinney Steve Szymanski Thomas Tamse Bonnie Terrell Annette Terry Louise Thompson Tim Tinlin Ofelia Torres Bernardo Trevino Dwight D. Truitt LeAn Tucker Rhonda Tullier Debbie Tyler Brenda Urps Dennis Utz Rosa Valdez Lillian Vasquez Rita Veasey Douglas Waring 7 Iacky Watson Iay Weaver Debbie Whipple Harold White Iames White Vicki Wiist Alford Williams Owen Williams Thomas E. Wilson 5 A Freshman doing her thing! Science students mix up a powerful po- tion to win the door decorating contest. fi i Haven't I heard that one before? Glenda studying??? its Great Hopes for the Future Electric earmuffs??? Where'd that buttonhole go? My big brother plays football for the HUSKIES! av? Garry Winklebla Ierry Winkleblac Darryl Wood Leland Wood Ierry Wright Billy Young LaDonna Young Steve Zabicz Diann Zamora ck k 60 ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS l HONORS wx ya in ,BFA 'YF su F1 LAME gm! 196315, iwmi-if ,W Hi? 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LL', I Sha ' ' : fff 9xQ s it ' Eswigwu 1 - -YS QILV If if MQ- fi . fi 1' . r 4 ' 'f?545L, 'f-Z7 - 4 ,nf V I We if , , i 52255 J ' Egf '? f 4 3y , w' figeigif , i M., - 5' 13192 , : --f- ,jf . 1- 5551 Wiz. h f 5, T' 1 , f 3. H H. Q1 'E 535 zi2Ii.fk 1 2,'?' 1 ' .f , 35,45 Qi 3, M -gi: H ?,32f 4' T. T TTTS 2 1 si il ' ', 1:2-fi, ffyf zzz,-I zfzfiv sf E fl I f 2 , ' 5' 5' sgrig ggg J, QUE Q, K' ,f M my jwf K , , gi A1 552 7 , 2 F 9 Wg ff ., L fi 311 4 T f Q11 ' K ,. : 3 I ' 31? ' T - M5 f g512f,15 ' x4' W, 2 fffizfj f +4:i'a? 2 fi f ff? ew 2 f. H ,L 'f A p 5 t' ' if if K : 3 as I 2 is . E 5 E ..,, SPORTS A kiss for luck and We're on our way . . . 5 5 mgw ,.,....., gas E 'ian E ff 3 2 5 ix J'-ap ri. L, . , --ff.. ,,,- W , f f-M M STUDENT LIFE '72 Cheerleaders Six ways to say spirit - LINDA, LUCY, TERESA, VAL- EREA, VICKY, and WANDA. These six girls devoted count- less hours achieving a perfec- tion of which we were proud. Each is a symbol of the spirit characteristic of our school and the admiration we feel for our athletes. 'bfi- ,. Hirschi HiLites The recently formed Gir1's Drill Team, sponsored by Miss Exah Mason, consists of thirty girls whose job is to learn and per- form precision routines at the football games at halftime. THE HILITES, as they are bet- ter known, are a group of care- fully chosen girls who add a special touch of Hirschi Spirit wherever they go. This year the halftime performances were ample evidence of hard Work and hours of practice, as fans everywhere watched and en- joyed. 16 64 1971-1972 Football Season fx 22126 :- f iizwzfzizf- .-'11 , 2si:121523213221amya:q1at..,EzafH .,f. -,Lg11,,1,1s11fgg.1iz., ag, W- A w,r, N,f-,,-s,v:1,fMtf 1-54+-if,f.yL:..,s - X f. jf...+.f1..s--V ,-1 seg, 1.as--,f-fz1,1p,:,,,-W1 . iiiafffitzux -Qsz 225'atair?Qsliilftiiluaxi-Sdsivexfigtcefzt Y 5 - Back Row: Coaches Bobby Page and Herby Carr, Larry Simmons, Gary Hines, Ronnie Iohnson, Larry Iohnson, David Hays, David Smith, Skip Chappell, Doug Hines, Kenneth Moffitt, Coaches W. D. Largin and Glen Iohnsong Middle Row: Richard Harmon, Mark Coheley, Bruce Szymanski, Gary Wilson, Noel Webster, Eli Rodriguez, Albert Iimenezg Front Row: Manager Randy Bridges, Charles Davis, Edwin Quintero, Bob Lawrence, Iohn Bickford, Danny Rogers, Richard Dalton, Larry Weaver, Manager Mike Vining. The HIRSCHI HUSKIES began the season with one of the most difficult schedules ever. Among opponents the Huskies faced were LAWTON, the number one team in Oklahoma: WICH- ITA FALLS HIGH SCHOOL, number one in Class AAAAg RIDER, District contender in AAAAQ BROWNWOOD, de- fending AAA State Championg and IOWA PARK, Class AA Champion. From the first game against the Rider Raiders, the Huskies showed spectators that the peach-fuzz gang had REAL whiskers as they tied the score 6-6. The Huskies outplayed Brownwood in all statistics but lost by a score of 7-6. The mini-brigade of twenty-four players consistently launched full-scale attacks against op- posing teams causing the mighty Hawks of Iowa Park and the Burk Bulldogs to fall by the wayside. Though the team was dotted with only four seniors, two of these returning starters Doug Hines and Edwin Quintero, the band of fiery young newcomers ended the season with a 5-4-1 record. 1971 SCHEDULE Sept. 10 RIDER 6-6 Sept. 17 LAWTON 0-21 Sept. 22 WFI-IS 0-42 Oct. 8 BROWNWOOD 6-7 Oct. 15 GRAHAM 12-15 Oct. 22 WEATHERFORD 21-0 Oct, 28 VERNON 13-12 Nov. 5 STEPHENVILLE 14-0 Nov. 11 BURKBURNETT 14-7 Nov, 19 IOWA PARK 12-6 G P w X 1 F , 3 n ' A I ,W .f A I .f f, Ka ,new ' ew M l, K rg? i a .5 v I My 'N : Y 31 Go, Fight Win! Mm- 0, 6 4. I u P 1 - . S , x , 'xx ' 1. , ,I K A ,a ,- ' v-' K '1 1 -' .nf . 'M t, ,x ,-. M 'xr ,VA , ., R 1, J f ' W W -X l , , 4 'Viv Encouraged by Coaches Ramon Towry and Don Hatch- er, the 1971-72 Iunior Varsity Team earned a record of 1-3-2 for the season. These young men are earnestly preparing for future positions on the varsity squad. 1971 SCHEDULE Sept. 11 T BURKBURNETT Sept. 18 W VERNON Sept. 25 T DUNCAN Oct. 16 L RIDER Oct. 23 L WICHITA FALLS Nov. 6 L RIDER Back Row: Coach Don Hatcher, Billy Qumtero Iacob Perez Bobby Garcia Lee Tulller Danny Wyatt Milton johnson Byrd, David Rollins, Glen Staley, Bill Bennett Coach Ramon Towry Middle Row Paul Blackwell Bruce Copeland Steve Iohn Lyles, Donnie Vines, Ierry Turnbow Ioe Molina Frank Rivas Mark Flowers Front Row Fred Stuart Edward Ione Mollice, Ronny Bowlen, Steve Bolton, Mike Tyler David Singleton Richard Costello Not Pictured David Perez Alvm Andy Bell. .i.,:f...v ..,, XE .z 'l f s w.'1SXsL Qs.:- ,iii zgf , , K ,xww ,N , 2.55 Sf x 173 M 74 ... , 2 'WY Freshman Football Often an unknown aspect of The team, under the auspices football at Hirschi, the ambi- of Coaches Ronnie Faulkner tious young freshman team and Mike Bridges, seemed to be gained experience necessary possessed with an urge to com for the future. pete and win. SCHEDULE Sept. 11 BURKBURNETT Oct. 14 WICHITA FALLS Sept. 16 VERNON Oct. 20 EISENHOWER Sept. 23 TOMLINSON Oct. 28 RIDER Sept. 29 LAWTON CENTRAL NOV. 5 WICHITA FALLS Oct. 7 VERNON Nov. 13 RIDER Back Row: Coach Ronnie Faulkner, Charles Hubbs, Don Carlson, Tom Chancellor, Iimmy Pitts, Dugan Broomfield, Daryl Brown Thomas Wilson, Coach Mike Bridges, Middle Row: Steve Offield, Steve Corridon, Tom Sheppard, Mike Rooney, Rodney Polosky Gary Winkleblack, Iohn Poinsett, Ionny Butler, Gary Gilead, Front Row: Ieff Little, Albert Alvarado, Greg Brown, Mark Brady David Rice, Gary Arrington, Vernon Mills, Pete Molina, Manager Milton Lileg Not Pictured: Steve Szymanski, Dennis Iolley, Tremain Downey, Barnard Trevino, Daniel Hernandez. 76 DOUG HINES Center, Offense BRUCE SZYMANSKI I-Ialfback, Offense LARRY IOHNSON SEC, Defense GARY HINES DANNY ROGERS End, Defense End, Offense EDWIN QUINTERO Tackle, Offense All-District Honors The Hirschi Huskies paced the field with seven players filling positions on the dream team -the 1971 Dis- trict 4-AAA All-District Team. These seven Huskies, the pride of the team, have shown exceptional ability and sportsmanship. Each of these players helped keep the morale high and the momentum rolling fast during the season. MENTION: RICHARD DALTON, HB, Defense: LARRY WEAVER, LB, Defense: DAVID HAYS, E, Defense: ALBERT G, Offense: MARK COHELEY, SEC, Defense: Not pictured: ELI RODRIQUEZ, LB, Defense. 177 78 Husky Basketball SCHEDULE PRE-SEASON GAMES DISTRICT GAMES Nov. 20 MIDWAY Dec. 31 GRAHAM Nov. 23 BOWIE Ian. 4 VERNON Nov. 26 MIDWAY Ian. 7 WEATHERFORD Nov. 30 BRECKENRIDGE Ian. 11 BURKBURNETT Dec. 1 RIDER Ian. 14 STEPHENVILLE Dec. 2, 3, 4 GREENVILLE TOURN. Ian. 18 IOWA PARK Dec. 7 BRECKENRIDGE Ian. 21 BROWNWOOD Dec. 10 Open Ian. 25 VERNON Dec. 13 CHILDRESS Ian. 28 GRAHAM Dec. 14 PETROLIA Feb. 1 BURKBURNETT Dec. 16, 17, 18 WICHITA FALLS TOURN. Feb. 4 WEATHERFORD Dec. 21 CHILDRESS Feb. 8 IOWA PARK Dec. 23 WICHITA FALLS Feb. 11 STEPHENVILLE Dec. 27, 28, 29 ABILENE TOURN. Feb. 15 BROWNWOOD Feb. 18 PLAY-OFFS VARSITY SQUAD: PAUL LOVELESS, RONNIE TATUM, TED BEAVER, IIM HARROD, LARRY IOHNSON, PHIL HUDSON HARRY ROGERS. Varsity Basketball A fierce determination to win characterized this year's Husky basketball team. Skill and pride abounded at each game as the players strove to excel. The spirit of competition was evi- dent in the emotions of fans and competitors alike. Coach Ramon Towry said, They had big shoes to fill, and they filled them well! ' M G! 1? 0 . 1: .,,, . gift, . if-5? .Ewa xl .lu 3 'M -mmm. hh -...lv ...... 4 w 182 1 IIMMY HARROD All-District Honors A special combination of effort brought recognition to several basket- ball players at Hirschi. All-District honors went to IIMMY HARROD and RONNIE TATUM for their basketball skill and over-all contribution to the high school basketball program, while LARRY IOHNSON received honorable mention. 4 Aw RONNIE TATUM LARRY IOHNSON 4 Iunior Varsity Basketball Led by Coach Bobby Page, ac- tion on the courts was never at a low ebb as IUNIOR VARSI- TY players proved to be hope- ful varsity prospects. Standing: Iames Brown, Ierry Burks, Kenneth Moffitt, Lonme Grbsori, Ronald Iohnson, Mark Flowers, Frank Trotter. Kneelmg. Wilson, Weldon Sumpter, Lee Tullier. Freshman i in Basketball A successful basketball pro- gram has to be started early, and with this in mind, Coach Largin welded his players into future district contenders. The basketball season brought ex- citement as superb perform- , 5 t ances by each team member characterized the spirit of l Huskyland. Top: Tonie Ridgway, Steve Szymanski, Hollis Sullivan, LaPonte Golden. Middle: Dugan Broomfield, Michael Rooney, Ionny Butler, Michael Sanders, Robert Rhodes, Front: Coach W. D. Largin, Rodney Polosky, Albert Orona, Eric Morgan, Danny Iames. 6 CAROLYN GABBERT, BECKY STREETY, DEBRA STOVALL, STEPHANIE COD- NER, PAULA FUGETT, ROXANNE BAKER, VICKIE ROBERTS. At Right: COACH RAY SNYDER. ' EDWARD HENRY. DAN MARTIN, MIKE MUNDT, GARY DONAHUE, GENE VINING 1972 Tennis 1972 brought promising prospects with the return of last year's state tennis finalists GABBERT and STO- VALL. Experience and skill were characteristic of Husky players at tournaments and diligent efforts pre- pared Huskies for district competi- tion. 187 , mr dk , 1 lim., ,V 'f j fW-wig x g 3 - sf f ' Mfimpgw Nfiwf- - 'llv lv 1.,.. vow H A .,t...,, vi ff ,3 , I 'ff M fhmnww.-f4,g,,n K, A ,f--ff wa-fi m 'f fm , -3 1 8- . vu , .v Q 'if 1 0 A V 'f Feb. 25 Mar. 3 Mar. 10 Mar. 17 Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Apr. 7 Apr. 13 SCHEDULE Southwest Recreational Wichita Invitational Mustang Invitational Bluebonnett Tournament Possum Kingdom Invit. Altus Invitational Amarillo Relays DISTRICT MEET Ft. Worth Wichita Falls Sweetwater Brownwood Graham Altus, Okla. Amarillo Weatherford X Coach Fred Herrington, Mark Hughes, Steve Thayer, Ioe Collier, Steve Russell. Darrel Wood, Dale Lay, Lisa Byrd, Hollis Sullivan, Paul Spreitzer. Golf - 72 The GOLF TEAM, under the able guidance of Coach Her- rington, swung into action with outstanding performances at tournaments which provided experience for district competi- tion. 90 Mar Mar Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. SCHEDULE Vernon Invitational Possum Kingdom Relays Brownwood Invitational Wichita Falls Inv. Open Texhoma Relays DISTRICT MEET Vernon Graham Brownwood Wichita Falls Gainesville Weatherford Wi' '+- .4 1972 Track iam? vff ? iA ,T Al' 401 '?.r' 1 Q , AL ' u, ' . ' W -wi -V . , f-manga, NME, - 171.1-lm Q V rv. ' 'ww X3 1971-72 Swim Team The swim team, under the coaching hand of TI-IERON PICKLE, discovered new depths in areas of competition and sportsmanship in their sec- ond year of existence. The team devoted hours of practice and hard work in order to get in shape for swim meets. Though new at Hirschi, the swim team proved to be an im- portant facet of the sports pro- gram. SCHEDULE Ian. Lubbock Inv. Ian. S.M.U. Relays Ian. Iesuit Feb. T.I.S.C.A. Inv. Feb. W.F.H.S. 8: Rider Feb. Longview Feb. Abilene High Feb. Ft. Worth Southwest Mar, REGIONAL MEET Mar STATE MEET Left: ROBERT BINA, MIKE GOODMAN CHARLES ALEXANDER HAROLD LEWIS Center DAVID EASLEY Right MIKE STEVE BOATMAN, MIKE INMAN, MIKE GRAVES Coach THERON PICKLE Manager ANTHONY HAWKINS mi 94 1971 Baseball Team Baseball was another one of the many fields of competition in which the Huskies strove to win - and did. The baseball season of 1971 pitted the Huskies against teams from Burkburnett, Windthorst, Notre Dame, Wichita Falls High, Min- eral Wells, Rider, Sherman, and Altus. Team spirit prevailed at every game, and once again the com- bined efforts ofthe participants placed Hirschi at the top. 7' f, . -4- , , Back Row: Coach Ronnie Faulkner, David Hays, Iimmy Harrod, Gene Palmer, Ronnie Brown Dean Watson Noel Webster and Coach Don Hatcher. Middle Row: Tommy Ralston, Bobby Ross, Dan Watson, Bruce Szymanski Mark Coheley Billy Quintero Larry Weaver, Ieff Haskins, Richard Costello. Front Row: Gary Anderson, David Cohn, Bobby Williams Frank Trotter Richard Dalton Danny Rogers. f, ' W715: X J,i,l7?W A M 4 ,.7fk? . ,gm K A 'J'i'L34f4f W AQ 5 1 Ni MW 'I9 96 3 ss X . ,giii,N A . L if I f L 1 . , ' 2?:1f l,'l Q nk . Wa 'af - , , . A ww' Xfiigi, .. 7 Q ' 19. iiili.. jiff- Nami' .b , ,J ' new 5' w Q . . ,M xQl' ,Qg A than l All Year Round at Hirschi an , , f' 'A fa ' Pia. . M 5 W, 'f 5: 'bw :W HK' v M. .walk L, 2 , H K I eu f si? w 1 ff 00 'T K ADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS HONORS CLASSES ft ft I I S S SL S T 'Mi?G2.4i S'11S Gift of e, S t 5 Q J Q-,W K 1 Q, wp ., ..V: , T 5 S - . .S - X' W -9fil:Z'-fi f -- ,' T - if E h 1 f1b-2 LLSI A 11' -I ' ' f, -1.igWt, H SPORTS STUDENT LIFE Talking it over, just the two of us. Working together day to day . . We Began With Mixed 'Emotions . . . a Reluctance to Leave the Summer Behind, But Also a Feeling of Anticipation ew ,'- A Solemnness Existed in Gui' Spirit. We Realized We Had Only lust Begun, And We Had So Much to Work for... 2 L4 We Experienced Ioyful Times and Moments of Quiet Contemplation. new We Belonged . . . We Proudly Called It: Huskyland! We Worked as Ind1v1dua1s, but X erlenced the Sat1sfact1on of Workmg Together as One WeEp W 31 I A' e 207 On the Sidelines, Yet Working Day by Day . . . We Focused Our Days on Excitement, Hard Work, and Fun. e 209 210 1 1 VV e Experienced Living . . . W: rf . . . More Than at Anytime Before We Are the Greatest . . . No Doubt About It! vw H V mutex: f.iQ2:fm.: ,. 'Nm Winter . . . Restlessness . . Lazy Days. 213 A FIRST We Shall Never Forget! A Memory We Will Always Look Back Upon With Laughter. A if xl fe 4, , ll V l W .. E lo l J ,., my 'XY' ' Hi ll, A1 M , I l-was e -,guy 1 f-A--.. 215 Working, Feeling, Thinking, Passing Time With a Good Friend l sg ? 2 1 I ,., ,, g , J Competition Ambition . . Time to Learn . . . 'Z ' '5m'4'FVw X.x.. 1 SW IA N lx nfl ,1,v.,, ,si ,.wfv' Being an Individualist in a Crowd. 9 220 . Ax . Semester Exams . . . and Frustration 1 1 ,, ,.., . . .ALook Toward the Future . . . EMM If I 1 The End . . . The Beginning 'is 42 Another Semester . . New Experiences. 3 4 Then Came the Downhill Run... . QE 49. 7 1 .3 Q, QQEZII Some of Us Were Ready for the End of the Year wifi A,-'- 22 ROTC Adventure Assembly for Lord and Lady, Student Elections, Workouts, Experimentation, Ordering Class Rings . . . If-ia is 43. F - X , ,,, +V , .,, . s . V , V, W ,,,,,, ,... , - 5 ir. -,., . .W ,.- , .. V , ,i ,.,. Y . . -f ,, , . Mix, T. L.5,1,, .f...1L-:J s ff1f.. ,g'- as Nei. 4 - Q W s 226 Q M . ,Avy 227 Teacher Talent Show Is a Big Hit . . . Xi N ll a , '- iq- -- 1 Q' 5 9 in 1 R1' L 5' S X S. 5 if X, x ' ' ' A 5:34 Mfg 5 3 .f mffw: : f if-9? 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