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

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Successful Journey Through High School Begins As each grading session passed, we found that fewer of us fell by the wayside. We passed! And then we played all the harder to help our school achieve greater heights in sports and in UIL competition. The Road to Success became our journey through high school. We were able to avoid earlier pitfalls and had matured in all our ways. More freedom at home and with parents allowed us time to cruise Kemp Streetg we bought our own cars, and we began to date that very special person in math or English class. Come with us as we continue down our very special road .. . the road of success which will lead us from Huskyland to the world beyond. Masterwork English students Julie Lockhart, Dan Edington, Karen Nelson and Carmen Frederici take notes as Huyen Au reports on the power struggle of the Middle Ages. Officers of the Class of 7985 celebrate their graduation. Lee Seale, Desire Drake, Brenda Seale, LaWana Riddle and Gilbert Gann pause to let the camera record their happiness. Freshmen Torn Stewart, Tommy Denton and Frank Ouintero tinsertl make their selection of hamburgers and trench fries. Ci! Freshmen musicians Steven Mercer Seniors Kim Comings Mike and Nick Morris begin their day with Kendrick Brian Wells Stephanie band and end it with orchestra. Robertson Kerry Beaver Alicia 5 - Theme celebrate at the Hilton

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Huskies Add To Memory Our school day does not stop and go with the sixty minutes of each class period. Passing periods, lunch sessions, before and after school times as well as night and week-end times find Huskies in a variety of activities. ' TYIGSG SVGTIYS HTG OUT side- Store roads which often provide unusual memories for us on our road to success Poster painting parties, decorating the gym for pep rallies, bontires, fund-raisers, banquets, picnics and activities designed to add to the 'best days of our lives' are the items which make up our student activities. Huskies are not just pedestrians and by-standers we like to be in the thick of things. Come with us as we play and see how we do it the Husky way. Junior Tom Oh smiles as he thinks of his afternoon activities. Studies, number sense practice and iust plain ole goofing-oft are on his agenda today. 8 - Student Life Drama students Ken Grant, Michelle Grinen and Angela Jones perform a class play The Squad Room for various classes, upper right. Mum Day saw many seniors sporting enough mums to last the entire year. Pictured are Elvia Salinas, Ftobbin Fritz, Lorna Fritz, Paula Jarrell, LaDonna Macias, Mary Lou Jaramillo and Sandie Bivins. . If-at-vt 'Q M 'l