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

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FACES OF HIGH SCHOOL nasium and the Band Hall are buzzing with ac- tivity each day as are the Home Economics Cottage and the Administration Building. Vo- cational courses have ample facilities in the Agriculture Shop and Barn. One of the most popular faces of W. F. George High is Bobby Gilbreath Memorial Stadium, the home of the Mighty Hawks. The school, like the grand people who make it great, has a pleasing air that makes it unique in all the world to those who passed through its hallowed halls in 1966. Administration Building Gymnasium Band Hall Agriculture Building Gilbreath Memorial Stadium Auto Mechanics Shop Home Economics Cottage Agriculture Bam ® 15fflm

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THE MANY W. F. GEORGE W. F. George High has a personality all its own. Just as the moods and the humors of its students are numerous and varied, so are the faces of the physical plant of our school. Of course the buildings do not make the school, but the students do obtain a certain sentimen- tal attachment to the old buildings that have housed their classes and activities so faithfully through the years. W. F. George High has a place for every student’s interests. The main building houses the bulk of the academic facilities. The Gym-

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WE DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO A DEDICATED MAN . . . In appreciation for his dedication to the student body of W. F. George High School, this book is dedicated to Mr. Jim Roberts. His enthusiasm and vigor is remarkable. Mr. Roberts has truly gone another mile to play a major role in the development of our entire school. The Biology De- partment has mushroomed into one of the most progressive and most popu- lar areas of study at WFGHS. This year Mr. Roberts coordinated and was instrumental in producing our first science fair for High School and Junior High science students. This book is a product of his dynamic attempt to improve and develop our school. He has been the annual staff advisor for three years. It is our desire that the students who ramble through the pages of this book will always remember Mr. Jim Roberts and the personal dedication which he has given our school so humbly for these years. Films which invariably hold the interest of his students are frequently used by Mr. Roberts. The overhead projector is an- other of the modern teaching aids utilized by Mr. Roberts for progres- sive study. 6