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

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EVERYONE’S GOAL . . . The pride, the joy, the loneliness, the tears, the hopes, the dreams, the plans, the future . . . GRADUATION The day that climaxes the long hard struggle of usually 12 years reached its peak for the Seniors ’67 on May 26, 1967. The moment to be cherished by all - the prize for 12 years of work, fun, and growing up. The class of ’67 chose the motto — “We Seek the Higher Things,” and will use this in plans for the future. Lana Lavender is typically displaying the pride of receiving her diploma. The anticipation was met with pounding hearts, and the question in nearly everyone’s mind — “What if they don’t have mine, or, what if something goes wrong.” But it passes all too fast with the tears and smiles. 25

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The trip to Six Flags usually climaxes the end of the year for Juniors and Seniors. This year the trip was six days before Grad- uation but even with all the confusion, the thrill seemed even more intense knowing Graduation was around the corner. Chris Lington seems puzzled at something Gerry Gal- loway had to say at the Senior Banquet, given for the graduating Seniors by several churches. SENIORS 1967

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Where else does one turn to for the togetherness spirit other than organizations? It is here that people become individu- als, but at the same time find out what it means to be part of a group . . . working together, laughing together, and some- times crying together. Through these extracurricular activities, members develop their talents and possible new interests. The organizations of I.P.H.S. have brought home many new honors this year. Also important is the satisfac- tion each student feels because of the individual responsibility he has carried.