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

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Summer Activities Vary With Interest And Responsibility Summer days are often quite hot, but the memories captured in the yearbook help us to look back upon the year with plea- sure. Many students attended workshops to help them prepare for new responsibilities in the fall. Members of the Band, the HiLites and the Cheerleaders attended workshops while others spent their days in summer school as they tried to either make-up work or get ahead for early graduation. Teachers worked on higher degrees or spent time with grandchildren or on special hobbies. However, most of us were just marking time until we could get back into the routine of school. FTA members Noreen Cunningham. Cristi Vadnais, Lisa Troeger, John Nix, Cathy Bracket and Zina Boyd pose with Mrs. Gladys Newsom, a resident of the Texhoma Christian Care Center. Representing a variety of interests. Madrigals are. standing: Dana Roy, James Bradford, Judy Douglas, Charlie Eipper, Chris Eastwood, Alicia Compton, Mark Lee, Leigh Ramos, Armando Arenivar, Steph- anie Robertson, sitting: Kerry Beaver, Jeri Taylor, Roxie Ford. Ted Lewis. Billy Curtis and Mark Winters. '83, dis- play awards for participation in the VFW Voice of Democracy essay contest. Chemistry and physics teacher Mr. Doyle Stone en- joys a cold drink while celebrating at the Spring Fling. ..--- g 1 F wig A w of

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Back-To School Fever Settles Into Routine With the coming of Fall, we settle into that routine that comes with Back-to-School Fe- ver. Even though we suffer through the heat, we are eager for the familiar ring of the bell, the never-ending homework, and the extra-curricular activities that bring us together as one. Most exciting of all is the football season with the band, the drill team, the cheer- leaders, the students and faculty joining to back the boys as we strive to maintain our championship status. Western Day, 50's Day, and the Pretty Legs Contest are designed to get every one involved in activities in Huskyland. Midst all the excitement of the extra events planned to make our year memora- ble, we have set individual goals to achieve in academic areas as well. Working with a zeal from previous years, the 1984 term advanced from summer through fall and into winter. HiLites' officers model their new uniforms showing the variety of styles they can have with a little change here and there, back row: Lynda Wynne, Roxle Ford, Bonny Busseyg front: Cindy Wilder, Con- nie Quintero and Christi Vadnais. Learning an essential skill for either an occupation or for personal enhancement are Yuka Hamada and Lam Nguyen. Whether we are in a class learning botany or typing or performing in extra-curricular activities, Huskies are Tuff!