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

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Battalion Executive Officer Major Richard Vasquez is presented a pair of skates to aid in transportation by CSM Eldon Cross. Both Vasquez and Capt. Chris- tine Smolko seem to understand the private joke. Putting the final touches of polish to uniform and medal before going in to the Officers' Club for the ROTC awards banquet are Lawrence Smith, Taur- ence Scott, George Rankin, John White, and in front, Deborah Walters, Kynetta Bynum and Albert Ed- monds. Seniors Carla Ramsey and Cathy Bracket discuss the various merits of this particular camera while waiting for the hamburgers to cook at the senior picnic. --.af SPR Boxxquetg

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Qeaogwbtum 06 Qfww Yeafm Wm!-Q A reward for the year's work and accom- plishment often takes the form of either a banquet or a picnic at the end of the year. Class picnics, club or organization ban- quets, and group parties to recognize the successful completion of a long list of ac- tivities are celebrated by most all of Husky- land. From the most formal occasion to the most casual, Huskies come dressed in a variety of costumesg but whether it is eat- ing filet mignon at the Kiva lnn or throwing a frisbee at Lucy Park, it is a time of being pleased with all that has been accom- plished through individual and group en- deavor. Dawn Ferrell and Thomas Jolley give a big smile for the photographer: they were having a grand time at the band banquet. ,z SPRING 8 I Bfmquets gs fp 2 I ' , .A 'W 3 My I While Stella Juarez never stops smiling, John Nix never stops talking. They get to know one another better before the choir banquet activities begin for the evening. Senior picnic activities included football games. baseball. frisbee games and lots and lots of fun and food! Juan Castro takes time out from a volleyball game while Johnny Wauqua takes a break. Efmiecwola Cfwumt - c Q.. ks .3- 3 9 ,V4 qv 2 1 gif .. ,Q A .. is ' ffqq if is li.. Q . K H N' c Q5 avi if 3 if NY

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The 1983 yearbook cover displayed the theme of HUSKY CELEBRATION with a tip-on of the school with fireworks in the sky. if 1 iffi. Pt. X at t 5.4: Q - Unloading the fifty or so boxes of books which ar- Q Q ' if -'-:-1 1 - -'-'1'V: and demanding. Zina Boyd pushes several boxes into f Q. 1 e the staff room in preparation for the hours which f':f . ,. --.. stars. . -:- :fe M, . -, ,pw rived from Topeka. Kansas. by freight is exciting 3 'ii f A A books. The staff is required to stay after school until . f were spent in alphabetizing more than five hundred all is ready for the Presentation Assembly. it 'f 2 To finally receive and enjoy one's own personal copy i of the yearbook is a highlight of the year. Certainly, the staff enjoys the reward of having produced a book which is proudly read by all Huskies. Anita Salinas is looking at her book as she helps in the Guidance Office. r SPRING M 30 NRS. UAS W' ,,3,,,t. A tg if 1