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

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STUDENT COUNCIL ENCOURAGES NEW AND OLD SPIRIT Sacred traditions have been kept by this year’s Student Council and a few more have been added. Leading in assemblies, conducting elections, and helping at school func- tions were some of the usual activities. New ideas seen this year were: that of the “spirit stick” to encourage Hawk spirit; the Homecoming parade; and College Day. The group worked together in the spirit of the student body for a better school year. “No Lynette, you can’t order your senior ring this year.” As sponsor of the Student Council, Mr. Smith has advised and led them in the right decisions. For the past several years he has held this position and has always re- ceived great respect from everyone. Because he can be seen helping students at any time he is one of the best loved teachers at IPHS. 29

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FOUNTAIN OF IDEAS Officers of the Student Council have guided this years high school to several new activities. They’ve given their best for the students of IPHS. They are: Glen Britt, Vice Pres.; Lynette Johnston, Trcas.; Wendall Patterson, Pres.; and Donna Hill, Sec. Senior and Junior representatives donated their time in carrying out all programs of the council. Seniors were: Dwight Berry, Mark Brubaker, Lana Lavender, Doug Pennington, and Robert Watson. Juniors were: Gerald Franks, Andrea White, Mike Dodd, and Amos Ross. Sophomore and Freshmen representatives added humor and diligent work to the council. They are: Jim Clapp, Kent Cannaday, Becky Spruiell, Steve Berry, Ann Huckaby, Sally Sawyer, and Steven Streich. Not shown is Val Overby. 28

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1966-67 HONOR BAND Involved — this partially describes our band director. Be it watching a ball game, planning or directing halftime activities, or preparing for concert and concert contest, Mr. John Hol- dridge whole-heartedly enters into the task at hand. Getting cooperation from eighty kids is not an easy task. Although seemingly impossi- ble, “Mr. John” puts out a fine finished product and is well-liked and admired by all. The Hawk Band’s activities are wide and var- ied. Perhaps they are best known for their half- time shows where precision drills and the well- known “H” are presented each week. The annu- al spring concert and concert contest takes up much of the band members time. As a sideline, when they have nothing else to do, the band also performs at pep rallies and parades.