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

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As the beginning of every game starts with the foot- ball boys coming through the sign, September be- gins with football. Pep Squad girls struggle with the sign as James Eke leads the spirited Hawks onto the field, just before the referees' hands go up and As the Mean Green lines up for the u play, the fans are quiet only for a mo- ment of concentration on the plav. Then the stands come aliv excitement of the game When the referee gives the signal for a time-out, the Hawks get to rest from their fight for victory for a mo- ment. Then play resumes till the clock runs out.

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Student j fe While each individual’s main objective in attending $cv 1 is learning,1 the role of each student includes much more. A student ' ember or an officer of an organization; an athlete working with m to vyn; an’ aid to the administration; a participant in class disc sion; an'infant growing in character and disposition; an individual fulfilling dreams and goals; a citizen bettering his community; a couple understanding and loving; or a friend working and playing with others. The role begins with a freshman, shy, but eager to participate in high school activities; it ends ith a senior, relieved, but realizing the great challenge of life. In these •ur years every moment is precious to each, and Student Life recalls these ■eriences. jjrf - .1 X dfl' .f % 'k 7

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September Js Soot ball Huddling together, cheerleaders Scotta Lavender, Shirley Britt, Jody Patterson, Patti Brown, Becky Spruiell, and Kathy Bogan discuss the yells which are vital to the game. The yells by the cheer- leaders and pep squad show the spirit and backing for the team of the student body and the fans. 'ft.;- The cold but energetic and enthusiastic band and pep squad are always at the football games on Friday night, ready to give their efforts to help the Hawks. 9