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

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l.lfl,97LCLfLg Gfwwpt Qeaebve lQ9O0Q'wlfl,E011J One of the highlights of the year for many of our literary groups is the annual partici- pation in UIL sponsored events. These events give groups that would otherwise receive little recognition, an opportunity to show others what they have practiced and learned during the past year. They also help the students to learn to better organize their time and to learn to express themselves in a more meaningful way so that they may perform at their highest potential at competition. The UIL competition is divided into three qualifiable divisions: district, region, and state. Each literary group may choose four people to represent them in district compe- tition. Those who place in the top three in each district are then given the opportunity to compete against all other district winners at regional competition. As with district competition, the top three then advance to the next level of State - the dream of every- one who competes in LIIL activities. Competing in typing are Dana Roy, Karen Wheeler, Alicia Compton and Stella Juarez. Participants in Number Sense. Calculator and Sci- ence are, sitting: Hyon Ho Shin, Joseph Moore, Trung Trinh, Tom Oh, and Leon Greeng standing: Julie Scott, Noreen Cunningham and Huyen Au. LIIL contestants in Journalism are, sitting: Shelly Jones, Francie Laughlin, Kristi Hudson, Becky Clement, standing: Lori Lessard, Joe Mrugalski, Eu' mont Smith, Armando Arenivar, Brian Tilford. smuwo , ,'-,- . 2 I : Ns - N11 3 X 'Q 2 it was K aging-N 8 R ,S Mm Side? Q ,. X Q Qs x SN. S S E ,s ff Q nu iss s 5 'QS X Q -1-

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:Ni-+ .ar ' 4 MSX. up . . e F - Tl I QTY ff-F I WBXPQMLQWGQ It met Team The combination of inexperience and few participants can take its toll on any team. So it was with the Husky golf team com- posed of one freshman, two sophomores, one junior and one senior. Coach Dale Minniear stated, We had a very young team, and it was hard for us to compete against other teams with more experienced players. l do feel that, in time, R sgfiiift is S' S3 xt 355 :riffs xi 4 N9 in X Ast .ss tt, ti is N Q 'fits ts J we will be a more competitive team. The team placed fourth in two individual tournaments. And with four returning play- ers plus additional team members, new Coach Robert Hill is thinking positively as he looks toward the spring of '84. Always a man on the go is Coach Dale Minniear as he follows his troop out to practice on the La Vista Country Club Golf course. Members of the Golf Team are Roger Diseker, Larry Schmoker, Ted Robledo, Ronnie Landwehr, Kevin James, Coach Dale Minniear. A golfer is only as good as his equipment is re- flected in the philosophy of Roger Diseker, as he carefully selects a club for his next shot. Golf Q d21

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ff i , ,y V 2 f x, ,eff fy J 5 A ff 4 2 V ? 1 4- 4, f 3,-'ff zfmzrgmf ' M- WNVM-W i Posing as an old man in the one-act play competition is drama student Ricky Hendrix. The cast placed first in our zone with the play A COMPANY OF WAY- WARD SAINTS. Drama and debate contestants in UIL are. sitting: Gina Stevens, Noreen Cunningham, Kathy Villyard, Don Brown, standing: Kevin Reeves, Roger Diseker, Mark Winters, Scott Felton, Les Seipel. Not pictured are Maria Riddle and Lawana Riddle. l ' I ,kry if 17 ,.., I ,r v rr a W , ,,,,U f VE i is ff ,g,.,'f-, ,.,,. , eww il f ,E a? W-ef.- f, 9 U.Il..