Iowa Park High School - Hawk Yearbook (Iowa Park, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1965 volume:

flies U ie 1965 J£za £ Ii)). C5 Seorge 3£g£ Sc£oof 5owa CPar dexas The high school years are the most important years of a person’s life. In this short, fast moving segment of life one finds new friends and makes new enemies. For most, they receive their first taste of love. One learns to laugh as well as cry while experiencing love and hate. But most of all he learns to live with the people around him and make the best he can of life. We, the 1964-65 HAWK staff, have tried to record the life of W. F. George High School as lived by the students of the past year. The HAWK Staff Dedication It is a rare occasion that young men have the opportunity to associate and to work with a man of the caliber of Coach Tommy Watkins. Coach Watkins, a fine gentleman on the field, in the class- room, and in his community has set an example for each of us at W. F. George High School to fol- low. He is responsible for the Iowa Park Hawks’ first district championship in football in the history of our school. But Coach Watkins has left something more than a district and bi-district trophy at W. F. George High. He has brought to our school a win- ning and fighting spirit that can produce winning teams in the future. Coach Watkins has changed the lives of the boys who were privileged enough to play under him and has changed our school into a champion. A hundred dedications could not express the admiration and respect that we all have for this man, but we are honored to dedicate the 1965 Hawk” to Coach Tommy Watkins. 9K 9 DC 9 S 9 CR 91 9 9 0 DC Superintendent: KEITH D. SWIM Administration Secretary: MRS. DOVE Schools Secretary: MRS. LEWIS High School Secretary: MRS. DIXIE HORD Standing: Harry Moore, Fred Hays, Keith Swim, Virgil Woodfin Sitting: Dr. Carver, Fred Parkey, T. C. Berry, T. E. Gilbreath Tax Assessor-Collector: JIM MILLER PHILLIP BRANDENBURG German 1 2 English 3 GERALD COMBS Coach Physical Science DIANA COSTELLO Home Ec. HAROLD COWLEY Vocational Ag. MARSHALL ELLIS Visiting Teacher E. W. HALLFORD Band Director NORMAN HARRIS Coach Chemistry JOHNNY MAC JAMES Bookkeeping English 2 BERTHA MCDONALD Social Studies TOMMIE MOUSER Home Ec. JIM MOUSER Coach JIM ROBERTS Physics Biology TOM SHELTON Coach Drivers Ed. American History ROBBIE SMITH English 4 Speech 1,2 ROY SMITH Plane Solid Geometry Trig. Aacu iij ROBERT SUMNER Auto Tech. VONNA SWIM Business Ed. FLOYD ZION World History NELLIE WARREN Spanish I, II English I, II TOMMY WATKINS Coach Health c5 9 0 9? c5 Treasurer DANNY WATTON Vice President JAKE SCHMIDT President JERRY MCDONALD Secretary PATTI MCDANIEL Sharon Adams Jo Balch Barbara Bradley Keith Burkhart Sherry Calhoun Don Carpenter Roy Childress Mabel Clapp Jana Combs Becky Curry Brenda Darnell Marlene Darnell June Doyle Van Dunson Larry George Sue Gibbs Len Gilmore Jeannie Guthrie Donald Hallum Larry Holder Joyce Holloway Judy Holmes A (K m ' E. F. Irby Billy Jackson Lorie Leather man Jaynell Lee Carolyn Lowrey Jo Ann Lowry Diana Lucas Joni McAllister Belinda McClendon Patty McDaniel Jerry McDonald Terry May Jacque Medley Rena Mitchell Judy Mixon Tomijann Nabors Leon Norman Robert Owens Gordon Par key Karen Parks Mike Pastusek Robert Peterson Pat Pruett Sue Reid Billy Ricks Vance Ross Richard Roy Jake Schmidt Sherilyn Scobee Bailey Smith Glenda Bea Smith Ysidra Smith David Steele Mike Stevenson Danny Tarbet Larry Thompson Carolyn Trevilion Sharon Turner Jerry Wakefield Danny Watson Dale Williams Phyllis Williams Raymond Woody JpL 91V 1 i Aj I0 s SHARON ADAMS- Band-1,2,3,4, Band Queen-4, F, H. A.-1,2,3,4 JO BALCH- F. H. A. -1,2. Spanish Club-1,2, Thespians-3,4, UIL-4, Soil Conservation Essay Award-4, Library Asst. -4, Pep Club-4, Who's Who (English)-4 BARBARA BRADLEY- Spanish Club-1,2,4, F.H,A.-1,2, Student Council-1,2, Band-1,2,3,4, Majorette-1,2, Head Majorette-3,4 KEITH BURKHART- Football-3,4, Letterman's Club-4, Basketball-3,4, Spanish Club-3, Na- tional Honor Society-4, Who's Who (Math)-4 SHERRY CALHOUN- Band-1,2,3,4, Softball-1,2, German Club-2,3, Officer-2, Who's Who (German)-2 DON CARPENTER- UIL(Persuasive Speaking)-4, District-4 ROY CHILDERS- Spanish Club-1, F. F. A.-1,2,3, Judging Team-1,2,3, Who's Who(Ag.)-3, Number Sense-4 MABEL CLAPP- Student Council-1,2,3, Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, Officer-4, Basketball-1,2,3, 4, Capt.-4, Softball-1,2, Band-1,2,3,4, Queen Attendant-3 Class Officer-3, Homecoming Queen-4 JANA COMBS- F. F. A. -1,2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Softball-1, Volleyball-4 BECKY CURRY- Gym Leader-4 BRENDA DARNELL- Pep Club-1,2,3, F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Officer-4, Outstanding F.H. A, Girl- 4, F.T.A.-3 MARLENE DARNELL- Pep Club-1,2,3,4, Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, German Club-3, Speaking Choir-3,4, Gym Leader-3, National Honor Society-4, Library Asst.-4, Who’s Who (Chemistry)-4 JUNE DOYLE- Band-1,2,3,4, F, H. A.-1,2,3,4, F.T.A.-3, German Club-3 VAN DUNSON- Thespians-2,3, Speaking Choir-2,3,4, Office Asst.-4, Track-2 LARRY GEORGE- Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, Officer-2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Stage Band-1,2,3,4, Band Council-3,4, Officer-3,4, UIL-2,3,4, State-3,4, All-Star Stage Band-2, All-Region Band-3, Drum Major-4, Thespians-2,3,4, District All-Star Cast-3, District Poetry Intrepreta- tion-2,3, Speaking Choir-2,3,4, Annual Staff-2,3,4, Asst. Ad. Mgr.-2, Asst. Editor-3,4, National Honor Society-3,4, Officer-4, Student Council-3,4, Officer-3,4, Who's Who(Com- mercial)-3 Class Officer-1,3, UIL(Typing)-3, Regional-3, State-3, UIL (Shorthand)-4, Dis- trict-4, Regional-4, Underwood Typing Award-3 Who's Who(Shorthand)-4, Best All Around Boy-4 SUE GIBBS- Band-1,2,3,4, Stage Band-3, Thespians-2,3, Band Queen Attendant-1, F. H. A,- 3,4, Annual Staff-4 LEN GILMORE- Track-1,2. VIC-4. Officer-4 JEANNIE GUTHRIE- F.H. A.-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,3,4, Band-2, Thespians-3,4, Spanish Club -3,4, Speaking Choir-3, National Honor Society-4, Library Asst.-4, Debate Team-3, Who's Who(Speech)-4 DONALD HALLUM- VIC-4, Officer-4 LARRY HOLDER- F.F.A.-1,2,3,4. VIC-4 JOYCE HOLLOWAY- F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3 JUDY HOLMES- F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Officer-4, Pep Club-1,2,3, F.T.A.-3 E. F. IRBY- Track-1,2,3,4, Student Council-3,4, Letterman's Club-3, Class Favorite-4, Ger- man Club-3,4, Officer-4, F.H.A. Beau-4 BILLY JACKSON- Football-1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club-3,4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Track-1,3, Golf Team-4, National Honor Society-4 LORIE LEATHERMAN- Betty Crocker Award-4, Soil Conservation Essay-4 JAYNELL LEE- F.H.A.-1, Thespians-3,4, Speaking Choir-3, UIL (Poetry)-3, UIL(Shorthand)- 4 CAROLYN LOWREY- Pep Club-1,2, F.H.A.-1,2, Annual Staff-2, Class Favorite-4 JOANN LOWRY- F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2,3, F.T.A.-3, Officer-3. Library Asst.-3. German Club-3, Office Asst.-4, Who's Who(Home Ec.)-4 DIANE LUCAS- F.H.A.-2,3, Pep Club-2,3,4, Spanish Club-3,2, Office Asst.-3,4, Who's Who(Spanish)-3, UIL(Shorthand)-4, Regional-4, Who's Who(Shorthand)-4 TERRY MAY- Football-1,2,3,4, All-District-2,3,4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, All-District-4, Track-1,2,3,4,-Student Council-1,3-Class President-2, Class Favorite-2, German Club-3, Letterman's Club-3,4 JONI MC ALLISTER- Pep Club-1,2,3,4, F.H.A.-1,2, Gym Leader-3, Speaking Choir-3,4, UIL(Prose)-3, Thespians-4 BELINDA MC CLENDON- Class Officer-1, F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2, Gym Leader-3, German Club-3,4, Miss Posture-4, Who's Who(German)-4 PATTY MC DANIEL- Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, Officer-2,3,4, Band-2,3, Volleyball-1, F.H.A. -2,4, F.T.A.-3, Cheerleader-4, Thespians-3,4, Speaking Choir-3,4, UILfPoetry, Spelling)- 3,4 JERRY MC DONALD- Thespians-2,3,4, UIL(Prose)-2,3, Student Council-2,3,4, National Honor Society-3,4, Officer-4, Spanish Club-3,4, Officer-4, Who's Who(Speech)-3, Class Of- ficer-4, Mr. I.P.H.S.-4, Auto Mechanics Club-4, Officer-4 JACQUE MEDLEY- F.H.A.-1,2, Pep Club-1,2,3,4, Spanish Club-3, Library Asst.-4 JUDY MIXON- F.H.A.-l, Choral Club-2, Office Asst.-3,4 TOMUANN NABORS- Thespians-1,2, F.H.A.-2.3.4, UIL-1,2,4, F.T.A.-3, German Club-3, 4, Officer-4, Gym Leader Club-3, Soil Conservation Award-3, Cheerleader-4, Who's Who (English-4) LEON NORMAN- Track-1,2,3, Football-1, Mgr.-2 ROBERT OWENS- Spanish Club-1,2,3,4, Band-1,2,3,4, Band Council-2,4, Stage Band-1,2,3, 4, All-Region-4, State Solo-4, State Ensemble-4, Who's Who(Biology)-2, Who's Who(Chemis- try)-3, UIL(Science)-3,4, UIL(Slide Rule)-4, National Honor Society-4, Who’s Who(Physics)- 4 GORDON PARKEY-Football-1,3,4, A11-District-3,4, F.F.A.-1,2,3, Letterman's Club-3,4 KAREN PARKS- F. H.A.-2.3, Band-1,2,3, Band Council-1, Stage Band-1, French Club-1, Pep Club-3,4, Gym Leader-3, Basketball Mgr.-3, Office Asst.-4 MIKE PASTUSEK- Football-2,3,4, Track-2, All-District-4 ROBERT PETERSON- F. F. A.-1,2,4, Officer-1,2, VIC-4 PAT PRUETT- F. F. A. -1,2,3, German Club-3 BILLY RICKS- Band-1,2,3,4, Stage Band-1,2,3,4, All-Region-3, Band Council-1, State En- semble-4, Spanish Club-1,2, Student Council-2, Class Officer-2,3, UIL(Number Sense)-4 VANCE ROSS- Track-1,2,3, Class Officer-1, German Club-2,3,4, Officer-2, Basketball-2,3, Football-3, Letterman's Club-3 SUE REID- F. H. A.-1,2,3, Spanish Club-1, Pep Club-2,3, Basketball-2,3, Gym Leader-3, Choral Club-2, Cheerleader-4 RICHARD ROYE- Band-1,2,3, German Club-3, F.T.A.-3, VIC-4 JAKE SCHMIDT- Track-1,2,4, District-4, Regional-4, Football-1,2,3, Soil Conservation Conservation Award-2, German Club-3, Student Council-4, National Honor Society-3,4, Of - ficer-4, Class Officer-4, Annual Staff-4 SHERILYN SCOBEE- Band-1,2, F.H.A.-1.2, Pep Club-3,4 BAILEY SMITH- Thespians-1,2,3,4, Council-4, Spanish Club-1,2, UIL(Poetry)-2, UIL(Prose) -3, Speaking Choir-2,3,4, Library Asst.-3,4, Soil Conservation Award-4 GLENDA BEA. SMITH-F. H. A .-1,2, National Honor Society-3,4, Officer-4, Spanish Club-3, Library Asst.-3, Pep Club-3,4, Office Asst.-4, Annual Staff-4, DARAward-4 YSIDRA SMITH- F. H. A.-1,2,3,4, Spanish Club-1,2, Thespians-1,2,3,4, Council-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Speaking Choir-1,2,3, Library Asst.-2,3,4, National Honor Society-3,4, Of- ficer-4, F.T.A.-3, UIL(Prose)-3, Who's Who(Speech)-3, UIL(Extemp. Speech)-4, Who'sWho (Social Studies)-4, Best All Around Girl-4 DAVID STEELE- Class Officer-1, Student Council-1, F. H.A. Beau-3, German Club-3, Of- ficer-3, Most Handsome-4, VIC-4, Officer-4 7 MIKE STEVENSON- Spanish Club-1,2,3, UIL-3, F.T.A.-3, German Club-3, Speaking Choir 3, Library Asst.-4 D. L. TARBET- Track-1,2,3,4, Football-1,2,3,4, Basketball-1.2,3,4, F.F.A.-3.4, Officer -4, Student Council-4 LARRY LEE THOMPSON- Football-1,2,3,4, All-District-3,4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, All-District -4, F.H.A. Beau-2, F.F.A.-3.4, Officer-4, Class Favorite-3 CAROLYN TREVILION- Pep Club-2,3,4, Spanish Club-2, Gym Leader-3,4, Basketball Mgr.- 3 SHARON TURNER- F.H.A.-1,2, Volleyball-1, Gym Leader-3,4 JERRY WAKEFIELD- Football-1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club-3,4, Officer-4, All-District-4, Bas- ketball-2 DANNY WATSON- Band-1,2,3,4, Band Council-3, Stage Band-1,2,3,4, Science Club-2, Student Council-3,4, Annual Staff-3,4, Editor-4, Speaking Choir-3,4, Class Officer-4, Thespians-4, UIL-(Debate)-4 State Ensemble-4 DALE WILLIAMS- Football-2, Spanish Club-3, VIC-4, Officer-4 PHYLLIS WILLIAMS- Spanish Club-1, Speaking Choir-2, UIL(Poetry)-2, UIL(Typing)-3, UIL (Debate)-4 RAYMOND WOODY- UIL(Persuasive Speech)-2,4, German Club-2,3, Science Club-2, F.T.A. -3, Speaking Choir-3, Thespians-4 We would like to express our sincere appreciation to our senior room mothers. These four ladies have provided us with many wonder' ful memories of high school. Our thanks to Mrs. W. A. George, Mrs. Ray Watson, Mrs. Gilbert Steele, and Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson! The long awaited day arrived! : l u b — DUH« But Mr. Jeter - I didn't do it. The Class of ???? Senior Clean-up Campaign Dreamy Eyes Jl unior Offn veers Treasurer President Secretary LOU FARR ROBERT DAWSON MICKEY SMITH Vice-President Reporter DARLENE GILMORE SHARON CUTLER (not pictured) J7 unior Jaoorites LOU FARR ROBERT DAWSON Nancy Crawford Gary Cribbs Judy Crumpton Sue Covington Jimmy Dunn Sharon Crabtree Allen Esparza iv IU chard Esparza Jerry Halium Lou Farr Darlene Gilmore Philip Green Rita Guthrie Nancy Hays Glenn Estep Jackie Harris Jimmy Farr Dennis Hill Patricia Fountain Alan Holderman James Holme Kay Jones Johnny Meek Judy Joyner Doug Miller ' f John Huff Rebecca Manes Diane Holmes Barry Hoyer Lomedia Irby Bobby Kenecht Don Knox Mike Lester Gale Martin Delores Lovelady Denny McCarthy Judy Price Ann Par key Lynn a Nowell Pat Nail Bill Shelton Danny Skinner Jimmy Skinner Donald Rauschuber Freda Roye John Schmidt Linda Mitchell Bill Searle Marilyn Shirley Linda Pyle Mickey Smith Roger Sullivan Danny Voyles Carlton Walls Ronnie Waters Jeff Williamson Larry Woods Ronnie Terrell Mike Young THIS IS YOUR LIFE?? WHAT ARE YOU STRAINING FOR?? The Junior Class of 1964-65 would like to express their appreciation to the Room Mothers: Mrs. Crumpton, Mrs. Guthrie, Mrs. Hill, and Mrs. Mitchell. Sophomore Officers ROBERT WATSON: President RILEY MOORE: Vice-President (not pictured) LINDA BOGAN: Secretary JULIA LYNN: Treasurer SopJiomore Jauoriies LANA LAVENDER GREG WEBB Sophomores Jerry Allen Perry Allen Elaine Atchley Dwight Berry Ted Berry Sharon Bickley Chari Birdett Linda Bogan Jimmy Bradberry Mark Brubaker Mary Bryant Jimmy Calloway Freddy Campbell Lance C arter Peggy Chapman Tommy Chesser c5 op ) orno res Betty Cole Comette Collins Tom Daschofsky Buddy Davis Cheryl Eidson Raymond Entrop Robert Fletcher Carolyn Francis Gerry Galloway Judy Gregg Joy Grubbs DeW ayne Hail c ophom or'es Terry Hail Kevin Holdeman Donald Jones Joe Keeter Dale Kingcade Catherine Knezek David La Belle Lana Lavender Jerry Lee Mickey Lee Richard Logan Cynthia Luse Julia Lynn David Martin Danny Matthews Francis McCarthy Sophomores Johnny McDaniels Billy McDonald Freddy McDonald Phil McDonald Tommy McKinnon Joe McNeeley Mike Miller Jody Mitchell Riley Moore Rita Moore Eva Neff Mike Overbey SopAt o nores Francis Pastusek Mickey Patterson Wend all Patterson Doug Pennington Dale Perry Archie Richardson Darnell Roach Carl Robertson Marvin Robertson Glenn Rogers Glenda Sawyer Linda Sawyer Robert Shook Mike Skinner Don Smith Judy Snead S opjfiom ores Bruce Stewart Mike Stilley Peggy Taylor Richard Taylor Rita Taylor Sheryl Taylor Cindy Towns Monique Upham Sue Vestal Patti Walls Robert Watson Janice Watts c S opfiom ores Greg Webb Anita Wells Robert Wilkerson Charles Woodfin The Sophomore Class would like to express their appreciation to the room-mothers for the enjoyable parties we had this year. Our thanks go to: Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. J. W. Mitchell, Mrs. Bud Mc- Donald, and Mrs. Robert Galloway. DC 2 DIC J€ 9 9 € 5'res iman o A ycers TEDDY RALSTON, Secretary GLEN BRITT, Treasurer AMOS ROSS, Vice-President BARRY JACKSON, President freshman J'auoriles VICKIE FAULKNER BARRY JACKSON Tommy Boren Lynn Bowen Chuck Bradley Glen Britt Ronnie Berry Sharon Bickley Dale Bohannon Gail Bohannon Terry Brookshire Joe Bryant Donna Buzbee Terry Capps George Cleveland Rickey Cope Shirley Cutler Allene Daniel Bill Dove Keith Dyer Sandy Esparza Dan Farr Vickie Faulkner Judy Fortner Gerald Franks Rocky French David Fricks Michael Gee Francis Gibbs Nolan Grubbs Beverly Hadley Carolyn Hallford Sherrie Hauger Kathy Hays Susan Heflin Karen Helms Donna Hill Sharon Horn 0 W —d Paula Jacks Barry Jackson Debra Johnston Alice Jones Sharon Lane Janie Lee John Lemons Pat Lowe Susan Moore Bill Morgan Diane Morrison John Nail Kathy Joyner John King Patricia King Steve Kohls Dan McCabe Kenny Merriman Bing Miller Lela Moore Judy Norman Danny Parkerson Jeannie Patterson Mike Payne Loy Thrush Terry Tidwell Sharon Tigrett Jimmy Via Andrea White Bert Williamson Wendell Wilson Debbie Young Room Mothers Mrs. Williamson Mrs. Jackson Mrs. House Mrs. Parkerson 9 91 V o 9? 9 9 S JKr. and Miss dJocua CParA? dJdigdi JUDY HOLMES JERRY MCDONALD Qiom ecominy Queen MABEL CLAPP Cfltiencfants SHIRLEY CUTLER - Freshman MICKEY SMITH - Junior Not Pictured RITA MOORE - Sophomore !73esf Tlfl-CTlro un cf LARRY GEORGE YSIDRA SMITH N. ' dSancf Queen and Attendants QUEEN - SHARON ADAMS GERRY GALLOWAY - Sophomore RITA GUTHRIE - Junior JANIE LEE - Freshman •JJfJl CBeau 99C71 Swee Aear! E. F. IRBY JUDY CRUMPTON CTlwarc s virion Jfucfy Ty)i son LARRY THOMPSON GLENDA SMITH ROBERT OWENS MABEL CLAPP J fonor S uc en s MARLENE DARNELL KEITH BURKHART YSIDRA SMITH JEANNIE GUTHRIE jerry McDonald ROY CHILDERS KAREN PARKS GLENDA SMITH ZQ) io s Tq) io VO. AG.: Charles Woodfin PHYSICS: Robert Owens CHEMISTRY: Marlene Darnell BAND: Billy Ricks Pam Stephenson COMMERCIAL: Larry George Marvin Robertson Diana Lucas ENGLISH: Jo Balch (R) Tomijann Nabors (L) SPANISH: Jody Mitchell, Robert Watson at 9.CP.J£ GERMAN: Phyllis Williams Belinda McClendon BOYS’ ATHLETICS Dennis Hill GIRLS' ATHLETICS: Darlene Gilmore SOCIAL STUDIES: Ysidra Smith Robert Dawson BIOLOGY: Cecelia Childers HOME EC. Jo Ann Lowry MATH: Pam Taylor (Not pictured) Keith Burkhart SPEECH: Jeannie Guthrie Larry Woods 919£ aj3eaguers ” Ua£ UAirtf 29191 DEBATE TEAM: Jerry McDonald, Frances Pastusek, Danny Watson, and Phyllis Williams. EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKERS... Ysidra Smith, Robert Dawson POETRY INTERPRETATORS... Larry Woods and Patty McDaniel PERSUASIVE SPEAKERS... Don Carpenter and Nancy Hays READY WRITERS : : : Jo Balch and Tomijann Nabors SCIENTISTS... Robert Owens and Robert Watson TYPEWRITING TEAM: Marvin Robertson, Sue Vestal, Peggy Taylor, Mickey Lee. NUMBER SENSE... Billy Ricks and Roy Childers SPELLERS... Mike Stevenson and Patty McDaniel SLIDE RULE... Robert Owens ONE-ACT PLAY CAST: Jerry McDonald, Larry George, Bailey Smith, Ysidra Smith, JoBalch, Jeannnie Guthrie. SHORTHAND WRITERS... Larry George and Diana Lucas PROSE READERS... Johnny McDaniel and Mickey Smith JUNIOR DECLAMATION ENTRANTS... Bobby Shirley and Lou Austen lTl 1 ancf !J3 District Gfiampions HAWKS SET SCHOOL GRID HISTORY The Hawks of 1964 swept through the regular season without defeat, and went on to take the Bi-District crown by downing the Phillips Blackhawks. This was the first Hawk team to ever claim a District title or to sweep through a perfect regular season. Without a doubt this was the finest season in school football history. The final tallies found the Hawks with 11 wins and 1 loss, the District 2AA championship, and a Bi-District crown. The Hawks' great season went like this: Hawks 36 Henrietta 0 Hawks 26 Stamford 0 Hawks 34 Decatur 0 Hawks 19 Hirschi 6 Hawks 35 Burkburnett 6 Hawks 55 Seymour 0 Hawks 28 Quanah 14 Hawks 21 Olney 20 Hawks 35 Electra 0 Hawks 29 Childress 15 Hawks 12 Phillips 12 (Hawks won on penetrations 5-2) Hawks 8 Denver City 26 District 2AA games Bi-District Playoff Regional Playoff The Man with the far away look in his eyes is COACH TOMMY WATKINS who led the Iowa Park Hawks to their finest hour in school grid history. f 1 HAWK MANAGERS GLEN BRITT STEVE KOHLS ALAN SHEUMAKE Receiving the highest award that can be given to any player, the OUTSTANDING HAWK award, was Senior Wingback, LARRY THOMPSON. Cotton” also was the recipient of the BALL HAWKERS award which is awarded to the Hawk player who receivers the most fumbles and intercepts the most passes during the season. Cotton” Thompson was the first player to ever receive two Hawk awards in a single season. ASSISTANT COACHES JIM MOUSER GERALD COMBS BEST HUSTLING HAWK Selected by the Hawk Coaching Staff as Best Hus- tling Hawk of 1964 was Sophomore Center, Jimmy Bradberry. ALL DISTRICT 2AA . . . ROBERT DAWSON, LARRY THOMPSON, GORDON PARKEY, BILL JACKSON, DENNIS HILL, TERRY MAY, MIKE PASTUSEK, and JERRY WAKEFIELD. HAWK CAPTAINS GORDON PARKEY ROBERT DAWSON LARRY THOMPSON ... oj a 3 fawJz . . . Uhe yJna omy . . . 1. The story of a Hawk touchdown begins with a defensive team - poised, silent, and ready . . . 3. ... and stop the opposition cold! 4. Jackson prowls . . . 6. . . . Dawson fires a pass to . . . 7. ... Thompson. He's got it and steps into the end zone for a Hawk . . . 7© uc ic o wn 5. . . . May rambles . . . JIM BRAD BERRY center KEITH BURKHART quarterback GARY COLEMAN end BRENT DAVIS wingback HAWK DEFENSE strikes as Thompson (20), Jackson (23), Parkey (64), Walls (81), and Green (82) create a Henrietta fumble. Rauschuber (63), Hill (44) and Knecht (70) move in to grab the loose ball. ROBERT DAWSON quarterback JIM DUNN fullback WOAH!!! . . . says Bill Jackson (23) as he prepares to nail a Hen- rietta Bearcat. Rauschuber (63) and Hill (44) come up to render their assistance if necessary. PHILLIP GREEN guard BILL JACKSON halfback JACKIE HARRIS end JOHN HUFF tackle ALAN HOLDERMAN tackle DENNIS HILL end SCATBACK Larry Thomp- son displays his flashy open-field running style in the season opener against the Henrietta Bearcats. OPEN COUNTRY lies ahead of Bill Jackson (23) as he breaks away against Decatur. Pastusek (72) and Huff (83) come up to cut down the last Eagles with intentions of stop- ping Jackson. AIRBORNE HAWK . . . Larry Thompson, the Hawks' great little scatback takes to the air as he merrily skips along through a forest of Olney Cubs. Cotton pulled off several flashy runs and inter- cepted crucial passes to help the Hawks squeak by the always tough Cubs, 21-20. HAPPY LANDING!!! Robert Dawson (10) meets an unwanted Seymour reception committee after a short gain while Danny Tarbet (80) goes Pan- ther hunting. DANNY TARBET end DON RAUSCHUBER tackle MIKE PASTUSEK guard GORDON PARKEY tackle BOBBY KNECHT tackle TERRY MAY fullback LARRY THOMPSON wingback JERRY WAKEFIELD center CARLTON WALLS guard RONNIE WATERS guard GREGG WEBB fullback BILL WHITTINGSTALL tackle FIRST DOWN!! Larry Thompson (20) leaps high into the air for a crucial first down against the Phillips Blackhawks while Gregg Webb (12) and Gordon Parkey (64) push back opposition. JfawA r Junior Uarsity Bottom Row: DAVID FRICKS, MARK BRUBAKER, ROBERT WATSON, KENNY MERRIMAN, TED BERRY, RONNIE BERRY, MICKEY PATTERSON, BARRY JACKSON Middle Row: COACH DAVID WEST, BUDDY DAVIS, RICHARD TAYLOR, PAT LOWE, WENDALL HOUSE, RONNIE BEJESSIE, RICKEY COPE, BING MILLER, KEVIN HOLDERMAN, COACH TOM SHELTON Top Row: MIKE MILLER, BILL CLAPP, ROCKY FRENCH, DON KNOX, FREDDIE MCDONALD, TOMMY BOREN, HARRY PRICE, GERALD FRANKS, MIKE OVERBY, TOMMY ACKERMAN JUNIOR VARSITY CAPTAINS ROCKY BARRY MICKEY FRENCH JACKSON PATTERSON The Hawk Junior Varsity squad of 1964 went through a successful season with six wins compared to only three losses. This was die best season turned in in the past several years by a Hawk Junior Varsity team. The coaches agree that this is one of die most promising groups that have come along in recent years. The Junior Varsity squad builds for the future, and the fu- ture looks rosy for this gioup of young athletes, and for the Hawks in the coming years. SEASON RECORD Hawks 0 Hirschi 14 39 Bowie 0 18 Olney 6 6 Seymour 14 0 Quanah 14 6 Electra 0 36 Burkburnett 0 36 Henrietta 12 12 WFHS Pups 6 COACH DAVID WEST 7fawJ? 773asJzet6aff Getting a late start after a prolonged football season, the 1964-1965 Hawk Basketball squad found victories hard to come by in the early part of the season. By the time the district race rolled around, the Hawks had regrouped forces under the direc- tion of Coach Tom Shelton to play the role of spoiler in district competition. Larry Thompson was selected to the All-District team with Terry May and Danny Tarbet receiving Honorable Mention. ( Jars y Keith Burkhart Dennis Hill Danny Tarbet Terry May Jimmy Skinner Larry Thompson Bill Jackson Coach Tom Shelton ,Junior TJars y Phil McDonald Charles Wood fin Jimmy Callaway Robert Fletcher Gregg Webb Jimmy Farr Robert W atson Coach David West DANNY TARBET Honorable Mention A11-District 2AA LARRY THOMPSON All-District 2AA BINGO! !!...Cotton Thompson (31) slips past a host of Henrietta Bear- cats for an easy basket during early-season action STR-R-R-RETCH.. .Terry May (33) goes high in the air to control the tip against the Quanah Indians. The Hawks not only controlled the tip, but also controlled the game as they upset the highly touted Indians to knock them from contention in the District 2AA race KEITH BURKHART TERRY MAY Honorable Mention All-District 2AA HAWK DRIVES.. .Keith Burkhart (11) heads for the basket and two easy points as a Childress Bobcat tries in vain to block his path. WHOAH! !!.. .says a Bobcat from Childress to Keith Burkhart (11) but he pays the 'Cat no mind as he looks for a friendly face to pass the ball to. DENNIS HILL BILL JACKSON SINK TWO! ! !...Dennis Hill (23) leaps high to launch a jump shot from outside. The Hawk Junior often hit in the double figures with the jumper. John Sullivan Barry Jackson Amos Ross Wendall House Rocky French Gerald Franks Mike Dodd Bobby Shirley Bing Miller Coach David West Under the watchful eye of Coach Jim Mouser, the Iowa Park Hawks roared back to their old position as a track power in the state of Texas. The Hawks brought back the first place trophies from the Iowa Park Relays, Possum Kingdom Relays, Tarleton Relays, and runner-up honors from the Decatur Relays and the Amarillo Relays. The high-flying Hawk thinclads easily swept the District 2AA cham- pionship for the seventh straight year and went on to Lubbock to up- set a strong field and claim the Regional championship for the third time in school track history. Roy Don Stewart (2nd place in state 440 dash), Terry May (3rd place in state discus), and Danny Tarbet (5th place in state high hurdles), and Larry Thompson (2nd place in state high hurdles) brought home third place honors for the Hawks in the Class A A State Meet held at Austin, May 8. COACH JIM MOUSER RegionalChampions VARSITY TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Bill Searle, Dennis Hill, E. F. Irby, Terry May, Danny Tarbet, Phillip Green, and Gregg Webb. TOP ROW: Coach Jim Mouser, Barry Jackson, Larry Thompson, Mike Miller, John Schmidt, Roy Don Stewart, Jimmy Skinner, and Robert Dawson. Not Pictured: Jake Schmidt FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM BOTTOM ROW: Wendall House, Rocky French, Gerald Franks, and Bill Clapp. TOP ROW: Kenneth Via, Mike Dodd, and Amos Ross. Hurdlers DANNY TARBET and LARRY THOMPSON break from the starting line side by side, towards another one-two finish which seemed to be a weekly occurance. The Hawk pair swept Regional together and at the State Meet Thompson took second and Tarbet fifth, as Cotton sped to a school record of 14.4. BARRY JACKSON sprints from the blocks to start the mile relay team which placed second in District 2AA. JAKE SCHMIDT finishes ahead of the pack to take home another gold medal in 880 yd. dash. The fleet Hawk middle distance man set a blistering pace in his spe- cialty to put a 1:58.0 in the school record books. E. F. IRBY gives ROY DON STEWART the baton far ahead of the pack in the mile relay. Irby, a senior, turned in several fine performances before a leg injury placed him on the sidelines for the last part of the season. His ab- sence was greatly felt on the mile relay team afterwards. Sprinters GREGG WEBB and PHILLIP GREEN Hawk milers for 1965 were: MIKE MILLER, JOHN SCHMIDT, BILL SEARLE, and JIMMY SKINNER. Miller placed fifth in district and Skinner brought home third place. Not pictured is TERRY MAY who won first in dis- trict, second in regional and third in the State Meet in the discus. May wrote his name into the school record books with an outstanding toss of 165ft. 7in., to bring home the bronze medal from Austin. Junior pole vaulter, DENNIS HILL took first place in district and fifth in regional. Weightman ROBERT DAWSON lets the discus fly, the event in which he placed second in district and fourth in regional. ROY DON STEWART breaks the tape for another first place in the 440 yd. dash. Roy was state runner-up in that event and wrote his name into the school re- cord books with a swift 50.0 off the blocks in Austin. Throughout the season LARRY THOMPSON set school records like they weren’t even there. At left Cotton flies through the air in the broad jump, an event in which he missed the school record by only an inch. His best effort in the broad jump was 22ft. lOin. In the middle Cotton finishes the high hurdles all alone for another record of 14.4. The right hand picture shows Thompson easily clearing the bar in the pole vault, an event in which he set a new school stand- ard of 12ft. Oin. ir s’ TiasJielfiaf JUDY PRICE LANA LAVENDER JODY MITCHELL DIANE HOLMES All-District JANIE LEE LINDA PYLE All-District District GDamps These girls are to be com- mended on the outstanding team- work and sportsmanship they dis- played this year. Each girl had the will and determination it takes to make a winning team. Con- gratulations to this successful team for a season well played. B. R. Mike Skinner, Mickie Patterson, Robert Watson, Bobby Shirley, Bobby Minnix F. R. Diane Webb, Becky Curry, Shirly Cutler, Donna Hill tennis C7 earn L to R Sue Vestal Lomedia Irby Patti Walls Gayle Martin Sharon Tigrett Kay Jones Darlene Gilmore Diane Webb Roslind Coleman Linda Spain Judy Beavers Jana Combs V O f f y £ a Beacfers OFFICERS (front row) Vice Pres. Andrea White Treasurer Shirley Cutler President Judy Crumpton Secretary Jody Mitchell (not pict.) Sponsor Mrs. Moran 0 X 9 91 X 9 Z 91 9 9 0 X Z 1964-65 Jfacef Slajjf The 1964-65 Hawk Staff members have sought diligently to create an annual that will be enjoyed by the students at W. F. George High School. They have tried to develop a yearbook that will serve as a reminder of the enjoyable hours spent in in- numerable activities, and concentrated study. Here are our so-called chiefs of the annual staff: Sponsor: Mr. Roberts Editor: Danny Watson Asst. Editor: Larry George (not pictured) Business Manager: Rita Guthrie Other than our class sections, our annual has four major sections: Activities-Robert Watson (Back L.) Favorites-Judy Crumpton (Front L.) Sports-Robert Dawson (Back R.) Organizations-Rita Guthrie (FrontR.) This year we designed our own cover. The ones responsible for this were Danny Watson and Linda Bogan. The ones who were respon sible for our class sections were, right to left from top, Freshman - Shirley Cutler Sophomore - Robert Watson Junior - Mickey Smith Senior - Glenda Bea Smith Glen Rogers and Mike Overby have been trained in photography. Thanks to them we have been able to have a better variety of pictures to put in the annual. Around mid-term we were all busy drawing and re-drawing pages. At noon the staff races for the lunch room. Even though it is fun we do have our serious moments. This was one of those lazy days after pages were sent in. c5 tucfent Council Sponsored by Mr. Roy Smith, the '64-'65 Student Council lived up to promises that were made last year dur- ing the officers' election in the spring. This student governing body sponsored a wide variety of activities including the Homecoming activities, Western Day, and Honors Day. OFFICERS President: Larry George Vice President: Larry Woods Secretary: Mickey Smith Treasurer: Robert Watson Parliamentarian: Robert Dawson The highest honor a high school student can receive is membership in the National Honor Society. Membership is based on Character, Service, Leader- ship, and Scholarship. Only students ranking highest in all of these four fields are eligible for affiliation with the Honor Society. J iespians BACK ROW: Danny Watson, Patty McDaniel, Roy Don Stewart. MIDDLE ROW: Jo Balch, Nancy Hays, Rena Mitchell, Jeanie Guthrie. FRONT ROW: Ysidra Smith, Jerry McDonald, Van Dunson, Larry George, Bailey Smith, Sponsor: Mrs. C. B. Smith. SpeaAinp GAo r BACK ROW: Jerry McDonald, Bill Whittingstall, Roy Don Stewart, Van Dunson, Larry George, Bailey Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Hays, Marlene Darnell, Ann Parkey, Patty McDaniel, Jeanie Guthrie. FRONT ROW: Jo Balch, Joni McAllister, Ysidra Smith. The FFA is made up of boys who either have taken or are taking agriculture. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the de- velopment of agriculture leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. Officers of FFA for 1964-65 are David Martin, Danny Tarbet, Jimmy Farr, Denny McCarthy, Jeff Williamson, and Larry Thompson. Sponsor: Mr. Cowley. 7 7 7 Each year the Wichita Falls Cham- ber of Commerce donates several chickens to the F. F.A. to be shown at contests. One of the most important projects of the fall semester is the raising of beef cattle to be shown at the State Fair in Dallas, Texas. Among the various skills the boys are taught is the value of shop work and its relationship to agri- culture. A phase of F.F. A. training is learning to judge the de- sirability of various types of grasses. Land Judging in a part of the F. F. A. training in which many of the boys participate. One of the many honors the F.F. A. boys won this year was third place in the Wichita District Grass Judging Contest. ' he Senior Chapter FHA is made of Junior and Senior girls. 7 Jf 7 Right to left from bottom, Senior Chapter officers for 1964-65 are Mickey Smith, Judy Holmes, Jo Ann Lowry, Rita Guthrie, Brenda Darnell, Low Farr, Sue Gibbs, and Belinda McClendon. The goals of the Future Homemakers of America are to promote a grow- ing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking to encourage de- mocracy in home and family life, and to work for good home and family life for all. The Junior Chapter FHA is made of Freshman and From bottom to top, Junior Chapter officers Sophomore girls. ttre Julia Lynn, Cindy Towns, Janice Watts, Linda Bogan, and Chari Birdette. Several girls attended the Area IV FHA Meeting in March of this year. CATHERINE KNEZEK- Crisco Award LOREE LEATHERMAN- BRENDA DARNELL- Betty Crocker Chamber of Award Commerce Award Janice Watts and Lynna Nowell appeared on television during National FHA Week. Spanis i Gfu£ The SPANISH CLUB is an organization which is made up of students who have taken or are taking Spanish. This year's officers are: Jerry McDonald, Mabel Clapp, Patty McDaniel, and Larry George. Mrs. Warren is the Spanish teacher and sponsor of the Spanish Club. The LETTERMEN’S CLUB is made up of boys who have lettered at least one year in football, bas- ketball, or track. The officers are: Billy Jackson, Gorden Parkey, and Jerry Wakefield. Sponsors are: Coach Watkins, Coach Shelton, and Coach Mouser. German Cj uf) The GERMAN CLUB is an organization for students who have taken or are taking German. It is sponsored by Mr. Brandenburg, who also teaches German. Officers are: E. F. Irby, Tomijann Na- bors, Belinda McClendon, and Vance Ross. TJocationa Jncfustriaf Gfub Daylon Sidwell, Larry Holder, Donald Hallum, Mike Pastusek, Glyn Estep, Mike Young, Bill Shelton, Len Gilmore, Danny Voyles, Barry Hoyer, Jerry McDonald, Dale Williams, Mr. Sumner, sponsor. CPep GfuS Our lively PEP CLUB helped show the boys we were behind them all the way. They were under the supervision of Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Warren. This year's Cheerleaders were: Patty McDaniel; Sharon Cut- ler, Head Cheerleader; Lou Farr; Darlene Gilmore. Not pictured is Tomijann Nabors. Office Assistants STANDING: Judy Mixon, Brenda Darnell, Larry George, Sharon Betts, Joann Lowry. SEATED: Glenda Bea Smith, Diane Sucas, Kay Jones, Karen Parks. oi rary Assistants STANDING: Jeanie Guthrie, Marlene Darnell, Janell Lee, Sharon Crabtree, James Holm, Mike Steven son. SEATED: Jo Balch, Barbara Bradley, Ysidra Smith, Bailey Smith. Barbara Bradley JKarc iiny iand Ucuirfers Linda Mitchell Rita Guthrie Pam Stephenson Concer LT)ancf DIRECTOR; E. W. Hallford; DRUMS: Covington; TROMBONES: Allen, Streich, Watson; TRUMPETS: Berry, Skinner, Robertson, Watson, Owens; SAXOPHONES: Shirley, Stephenson, George, Guthrie, Gibbs, Patterson; NOT PICTURED' Ricks, Kingcade. S a e Solo ancf dnsemSle dniranis Robert Owens Billy Ricks Larry George Danny Watson Pam Stephenson Linda Mitchell Rita Guthrie S age Jjancf fffancf CjounciZ caff CReyion ,arry George V.-PRES. Robert Owens SECRETARY Donna Hill TREASURER Pam Stephenson Mickey Smith Marvin Robertson Dwight Berry Teddy Ralston After many years have passed there will be just as many different stories about what happened during the 1964-65 school year. We will try to depict what happened. although it may be contrary to many stories, but. . . Uc Cto. But no matter what, when the bell rang it was just one big happy family. Thus we shall be- gin our story. It all started with football, which meant pep ral- lies with our cheer- leaders building up the spirit and urging the team on to another victory. GD MISHTY HAWKS Of course, some of the boys got carried away and couldn't wait until after the game to try out their new dance steps. Sometimes it was lonesome, or isolation with a teacher. Not only were their megaphones in a mess, but the cheerleaders were a riot. If you don't believe us, just ask anyone that was at the games. This is the way each game began with our captains, Cot- ton and Dirt Dawson, leading our team on to another vic- torious conquest of the gridiron. And this is the way our string of eleven victories ended with our bi-dis- trict win over Phillips. In the dressing room after the game Albert May shows our bi-district championship trophy to the team. Our cheerleaders were so amazed by the Hawks dazzling play that they stumbled around aimlessly until long after the game was over. Loverboy Keith was so over- come by the action of the cheer- leaders that he showed this feeling of roughness and toughness. When the cheerleaders saw these expressions and those of the other boys, they jumped for joy in their wild madness. The cheerleaders caused such a commotion at the Homecoming bonfire that they generated enough spirit to cause these boys to give their all during the game and came up with these ex- pression of emotions. Gorden showed his proudness and his confidence in himself and his team. Some of the highlights of the Homecoming activities have been mentioned, but the climax came about in the gym- nasium when Larry George, Student Council President, crowned Mabel Clapp as the Homecoming Queen. Although it was raining and muddy at the game that night she waded through the muck and reigned over all of the activities of the day. Our basketball team didn't fare very well during the sea- son. After a slow start they finally showed that they could play championship type basketball by their fine last two games. This is the way each game began with Terry May jumping against the opposition. No, they aren't having spastic fits. This is just the band members reaction about their getting a first division rating at the UIL Marching Contest at Mid- western University. These girls are working on the Christmas decorations on their Home Room door. Because of these decorations on all of the doors, the school looked very beautiful. Although our boys team didn’t do so well during the basketball season, our girls came out with the district championship trophy in their possession. Coach Mouser is encour- aging the girls to play their best while Diane is saying, Oh, Coachie what kind of after shave lotion do you use. ” This is what Jackie said when he was accused of cheating. He went on to say that we had just scared him and that was the reason that he acted in such an odd manner. He also said that we were just a.bunch of rat finks for scaring him so much. During half time Coach Shelton is giving the boys a talk on what to do during the next half. While Dennis is trying to point out what the other team is doing, Cotton says to Terry, Say, do I have beans in my ear. When the All-District football se- lections were announced D. L. Tarbet and Bear Waters were chosen Honor- able Mention. If you think it takes intelligence to play football, you will be shown different in this picture. As deadlines come nearer, the annual staff try to pool their ideas so to make a good annual. If you think this is confusion, you're right! Confusion, as usual, reigns in chemistry class; but since this is experiment day, it means double trouble. What a day it was when the hypnotist came to town. Here Terry May, Mike Skinner, and Amos Ross are making faces at the audience because the hypnotist told them to do it. These are some of the things that happened when the Pleasant Valley Health Club took over the Lions Club's Follies. Diane is leading the gang back from a hike on the Gym Leaders' picnic. This is what happened the day that Ben brought his bug to school. The Automotive Technology Build ing was just added to our campus this year and it has helped the boys that want to go into this field of business. This is just one of the tender moments that happen during Biology class. It looks as if Sue and Frances are enjoying themselves. Why does Mr. Jeter have the sur- prised look on his face? It's because Don got the right answer. Hie! These two characters are our coaches. The man fondly known as Little Hitler is here presiding over the German Club Party. It looks as if Gismo got a little high at the Gym Leaders initiation. We would like to know what goes on at these meetings. ”P” Green shows that he is a jack of all trades but a master of none. This is what our track team looks like late at night after they have returned from another vic- torious trip. After he and Judy Crumpton were chosen Mr. and Miss Howdy and were crowned at the Western Day assembly, Robert Dawson left to go to Austin where he won the boys' State Extemporaneous Speak- ing award. Mike Lester and Gary Cribbs became very proficient in their trampoline acts. The candidates for Student Council offices gave their cam- paign speeches during an assembly. The Speech II classes did some plays during the Western Day assembly. 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