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

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if-4 'E' F The flowers are blossoming Dew lies fresh on the leavesg The butterflies begin flying As the spiders slowly weave. Spring can be seen everywhere New cgolors, it always brings. lt is a time of happiness That allows the birds to sing.

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Dnmwt Title Duvet E aamg After winning their first 3-4A District Championship in ten years, Coach Mike Leach's baseball team lost to the District 4- 4A runner-up Cleburne in the best two out of three series for the Bi-district title. The Huskies ended their regular season with 20 wins against 4 losses and went 112 in loop action with their only losses coming from Gainesville and Boswell. Top players include Ronnie Smith, Kevin Kee, Tim Kahn, Jimmy Hollingsworth and Billy Armstrong. There were eight return- ing starters the previous year and there will be eight returning for the '83-84 season. Commenting on the support of fans during the season, Coach Leach said that greater support from both students and the com- munity would go a long way toward en- couraging the players to do a better job. Of course, parents and girlfriends supply a great cheering section, but we always want more! Freshman Paul Laughead concentrates on the up- coming pitch. Paul and Bryce Wardrip were the only two freshmen on the '83 varsity team. Husky Baseball Team members include, back: Coach Don Hatcher, Billy Armstrong, Rodney Kee, Kevin Kee, Ronnie Allen Smith, Bryce Wardrip, Cory Gilbert, Marvin Allen, Coach Mike Leach, front: Paul Laughead, Jimmy Hollingsworth, Jerry Armstrong, Tim Kahn, Ryan Hering, John Hendrixson, Manager Johnny Reyna. t Catcher Ronnie Allen Smith grimaces in pain as he recalls catching a particular pitch thrown by Kevin Kee. Forming a huddle. the Huskies engage in a quick pep talk between innings. 12 l