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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1973 volume:

HAWK 1973 Iowa Park High School Iowa Park, Texas Volume XXVI Our Principal. . . Mr. Bob Dawson We are fortunate to have a dedicated man such as Mr. Dawson as our principal. He is a man of high integrity and maintains an open-door policy. Mr. Dawson well deserves the dedication of the 1973 HAWK. Mr. Dawson enjoys being around people, especially young people. He has been junior high principal and science teacher, high school biology teacher and football coach, and is now serving his eighth year as high school principal. He is not the type of person who casually sits behind his desk giving orders - Mr. Dawson is involved in the activities of the school. He can be seen at all extra-curricular events, and he is con- stantly aware of the problems that must be answered to allow the school to operate efficiently. We dedicate the 1973 HAWK to Mr. Dawson to express the appreci- ation of the student body and faculty for his patience and understanding in everything he does. 4 Table Of Contents Opening Section 4 Seniors 22 Student Life 38 Organizations 58 Athletics 84 Academics 120 Honors 140 Underclassmen 162 Advertisements 182 We all dream of great deeds and high positions, away form the unimportance of ordinary life. N Yet success is not doing conspicuous work; it is being the best that is in you. o Rattling around in too big a job is worse than filling a small one full to overflowing. 10 11 12 Dream, seek by all means: but do not ruin the life you must lead By dreaming of fantasies of the one you would like to lead. .V Make the most of what you are, and use what you have to its best advantage. K 18 20 Do the thing nearest at hand, and great things will come to your hand to be done. 22 ( SENIORS 23 Reflections of the past and hopes for the future SOPHIA ADAIR RANDY ALSUP DEBBIE ANDERSON TOM ASHLEY LYNN AYRES FREDDIE BALCH BRAMLEY BALSLEY BILL BENNETT LAYNE BLACK DOUG BLEVINS EVELYN BRADBERRY MARION BRADBERRY SHERI BRADY JOHN BRIXEY RANDY BROWN TOMMY BRUCE DEBBIE BUIKEMA JERRY BURKHART 25 Self expression. . . a must AUDREY BUSHFIELD ELAINE BUTLER SHANNON BYRD DEBBIE CATLIN JOHN CHAPMAN DEBBIE COOK Wayne Hallford demonstrates perfect style for throwing water balloons. CLEATIUS COPELAND BOBBY DA VENPORT ROBERT COOK MIKE COOKE 26 MIKE DAVENPORT FLOYD DAVIS GARY DAVIS RALPH DILLARD SPEEDY DICKERSON BEN DOHERTY NELDA DOZIER TERRY DAVIS Some students insist on rebelling against the dress code. Marylu York battles for long hair while Terry Davis demonstrates the benefits of maxi-dresses. 27 AMY DRESSLER GLENDA DURHAM CHARLES ELZEY UNDA ERWIN The joys in this life are found in the making of friends. DEBBIE FINNEY GREG FRAZIER BARBARA FULFER DEBBIE FULFER PAULA FULFER JERRY GHOLSON PETE GIBBS BILL GILMORE DANNY GOIN RICHARD GREEN KEN GRIFFIN WAYNE HALLFORD GLENDA HAMBRIGHT BETH HAMPTON LLOYD HARRISON PAT HAYNES The favorites of the senior class are Nancy Miller and Jerry Burkhart. Friendships that will last forever 29 RANDALL HOLDER RHEA HOLMGREN KEN HUBBARD PAULA HUBNER The busiest year in high school Jerry Morgan carefully prepares tomorrow’s lesson plan. GEORGE HUCKABY JACK HULL RANDY HUTSON MARY JACKSON 30 Bramley Balsley dedicates many evenings to painting Pep Squad signs. RICK JAGGER RANDY JAMESON DEBI KELLY SAM KENNEDY 31 JOHN LANDRUM DAVID LAURENCE GINNY LEHMAN EVAN UNGTON Unique privileges only seniors enjoy JO LOYD DEBBIE LUCORE SUSIE MALONEY VICKIE MASON Randy Stewart is an ideal example of senior poise and intelligence. sandy McClelland adrianne don miller nancy miller McCULLOGH 32 LINDA MOER MARIANNE MOER BARBARA MOORE JERRY MORGAN DAVID MOULTON LAQUITA LYNN MYERS RANDY MYERS MUHUNGHAUSE n ii Good mornin', Miss Julie, ma'am. it DIANE NIPPER MIKE O 'DONNELL ALLAN PARKEY FRED PAVLOVIC 33 VICKI PAYNE MIKE PRICE DANA REAVES ROLAND REDELL RICKIE RILEY ROSS RILEY JOHNNY ROBERTS DONNA ROBINSON CONNIE RUSSUM RANDY SCOBEE RUTH SIGAFUS TRENA SIDDLE TERI SINGER DEBBIE SINGLETON Where do we go from here? GARY SHARP MICHELE SKELTON LEA ANN SLAUGHTER CATHY SMALLWOOD Ginny Lehman believes that the highest reward for her work is not what she receives, but rather what she gains. 35 Enjoying their senior year as officers are; Johnny Roberts, vice -president; Audrey Bushfield , treasurer; Laquita Muhlinghause, secretary; and John Sykes, president. DANNY SPAIN JOHNNY SPRUIELL STAN SPRUIELL MARCIE STUBBS RANDY STEWART JOHN SYKES GAIL TEAFATILLER SANDY THOMAS PENNY THOMASON DEBBIE THOMPSON MIKE WADSWORTH ROBYN WALLACE 36 DENISE WHEELER JERRY WILLIAMS GARY WILLIAMSON TERESA WHITE Alan Parkey is glad he doesn't owe a library fine this month Truly a time to be happy JULIE WOODS STEVEN WOOD STEVEN WRIGHT CATHY YORK MARYLU YORK 37 00 CO STUDENT LIFE As the heat of the summer fades, school begins. Imitation athletes struggle with physical fitness tests. Preparations for homecoming climax with the crown- ing of the queen. Cosmetology initiates suffer the indignities of their superiors, and Mr. Dawson resu- mes the taming of his crew. 40 The routines resume 41 October Moods Along with the cool fall air, October ushers in the Brownwood football game. Sock day raises our spirits which are recorded by the TFA film crew from New York. The FHA holds their installation of officers, mug shots are taken, and the ornamental horticulture classes delve deep into the mysteries of the propagation bed. 42 Involvements deepen Thoughts of Novem- ber include the novel play presented by the speech department, a hat day and poster con-' test to boost our spirits for the Hirschi game, and the rush to finish home ec. projects. c,� THM5 for PLENTY of VICTORIES,w ve want one more Victor V 44 45 The choir and band Christmas concerts in December provide en- tertainment for all. The newly formed chess club gives its mem - bers complicated problems to pon- der, while the juniors and the fresh- men concentrate all their efforts on the IT ED tests. IPHS bids fare- well to Mrs. Savant with class parties. 47 A wide diversion of activities speeds January on its way. Our basketball team becomes serious contenders for the district title, urged on by members of the stage band. Jack Stevens guest lectures Mr. Lyles' American History classes, giving an insight into the Old West and cowboy art. Mr . Kings's government class and Mr. Lyles’ world affairs class visit court, sampling the new experience of a trial. Mr. Miller returns the results of the ITED tests to the juniors and freshmen. Semester tests occupy days and nights of study, often not producing the desired result. Our flags fly at half mast in tribute to the late presidents Truman and Johnson. 48 The familiar role 50 February is a month of varied activities. The cold weather and snow offers John Sykes a great opportunity to end a great friend- ship with Randy Alsup. The OEA holds open house to display their office skills, and the sophomores are submitted to a battery of vocational interest tests. The National Thespian Society holds their initiation, and the tomato plants begin to produce their first fruit. The National March of Dimes prepares for their annual 20 -mile walkathon. 51 March extravaganzas 52 Different types of excitement prevail throughout March. The weather becomes a serious subject for conversation, and the basement becomes a storm cellar. The future auto body shop assumes the skeleton of a building. David Laurence succumbs to the soothing tones of a lullabye during a Southern School Assembly. Snakes become the center of attention, while the science fair explores all facets of experimentation. One of the many UIL entrants is the one-act play. 53 Ed Howard, a senior, takes things calmly, while Jack Gilmore ponders over his schedule for next year. The FHA banquet honors members and guests. The one-act play cast performs for the school, winning much praise, and Jeff Paine contemplates a slide rule problem. Hillbilly day proves to be a huge success and a pleasant way to spend a day in April. 54 56 Realization of a dream During May, the school is in a whirlwind of activities in anticipation of that final day. The annual awards assembly is held, and the seniors journey to Six Flags. Spanish Monoply is an in- teresting way to learn and a quick way to pass the hour. The Tonight Show comes to IPHS and the Band and Choir hold their Spring Concerts. Final exams are taken by those not exempt and the seniors of '73 proudly change their tassels during the outdoor commencement exercises. 57 58 ORGANIZATIONS (a) Vinita Scobee, Chuck Bentley, Kim Cook, and Daryl Frazier, (not pictured) represent the sophomore class. (b) Gisele Farmer listens as the ideas on exemptions from finals are discussed. (c) Serving as representatives of the senior class are Ralph Dillard, Connie Russum, Jerry Burkhart, Nancy Miller, and Jerry Wil- liams. (d) The important job of guiding the Student Council rests with Debbie Catlin, secretary; Greg Frazier, president; Jerry Ghol- son, vice president; and Marcie Stubbs, treasurer. (e) The representatives of the junior class are Sherry Anderson, Kenny Franks, Gisele Farmer, Dena Johnston, and Jody Frazier. (f) Freshman members are Dale Pittman, Susan Miller, Debbie Frazier, and Barry Lucy. (e) 61 Spirit runs high (a) (a) (b) (c) Susan Teel shows her style with Two Bits. Leading cheers is Sherry Anderson's way of boosting the Hawks to a winning season. The Pep Squad spends many hours preparing for pep rallies and ball games. (c) Pep Squad members are; L to R, TOP TO BOTTOM, BACK ROW - Vickie Mason, Dana Reaves, Donna Keener, Rhea Holmgren, Betsy Burrell; FIFTH ROW - Julie Woods, Sandy McClelland, Bramley Balsley, Pat Pohlman; FOURTH ROW - Debbie Singleton, Marianne Moer, Sandy Thomas, Rhonda Adams, Jamie Reed; TFIIRD ROW - Michele Skelton, Linda Ervin, LaFonda Farmer, Lea Ann Slaughter, Cheryl Sidlauskas, Susie Maloney; SECOND ROW - Laquita Muhlinghause, Paulette Bludnick, Cathy Small- wood, Barbara Moore, Brenda Boren, Penny Payne; FRONT ROW - Nancy Miller, Linda Moer, Kathy Maloney, Cecelia Spears, Karen Smith, Carol Harper. (g) (cl) Actually leading cheers in pep rallies is only a small part of Debbie Catlin's responsibilities as head cheerleader. (e) Another football game begins as Connie Russum leads the football team onto the field . (f) Barbara Moore helps the Pep Squad pay their ex- penses by selling programs. (g) Marcie Stubbs enters into the half-time ceremony of throwing footballs into the stands. (h) Jody Frazier arouses spirit before the long awaited rematch with Brownwood. (h) 63 Together in song (a) The A Cappella Choir receives a I in Concert and a II in Sightreading. (b) The section leaders are a big help to Mr. Dick in running the choir. They are: Doug Blevins, John Chapman, Kern Railsback, Mike Wadsworth, Debbie Cook, Evelyn Bradberry, Rhea Holmgren, and Susan Teel. (c) Improvement is the goal as Mr. Dick and John Chapman prepare for the Spring Concert. (d) Mr. Dick reviews some music with Diana Nipper and Nelda Dozier. (e) The Division I Soloists are: Mark Hubner, Vicki Thompson, Tom Ashley, Debbie Cook, John Sykes, Rhea Holmgren, Doug Blevins, Susan Teel, Bill Gilmore, Sam Callaway, Debbie Catlin, and Mike O'Donnell. 64 65 (C) (a) Rhea Holmgren Is the choir sweetheart. Her attendants are Marcie Stubbs, Debbie Catlin, and Barbara Moore. (b) Work is the'key to success as Rhea Holmgren and John Chapman, members of the All-Area Choir, show. (c) The All-Region Choir members are: L to R, BACK ROW - Lloyd Harrison, Evan Lington, John Sykes, Robin Fox, John Chapman, Randy Alsup, Doug Blevins; 3rd ROW - George Teel, Terry Davis, Tom Ashley, Mike O'Donnell, Sam Callaway, Weldon Beall, Dwayne Latimer; 2nd ROW - Teri Singer, Barbara Moore, Rhea Holmgren, Paulette Bludnick, Betsy Burrell, Debbie Cook; FRONT ROW - Evelyn Bradberry, Susan Teel, Amy Dressier, Karen Smith, and Tina Muhlinghause. (d) Serving as a voice between the choir and Mr. Dick are the officers: Kellie Hamilton, Diana Nipper, Mike O’Donnell, and John Sykes. (e) Members of the second period Mixed Choir spend much time improving their talents, (f) The fifth period Mixed Choir sings happily through another year. 66 (0 67 (a) The band homecoming float depicts a Hawk de- vouring Jacksboro's Tigers. (b) Several trips and concerts provided an exciting year for the concert band. (c) The band officers are: Mike O'Donnell, president; Diane Kingcade, secretary; Kathrine Schmidt, treasurer; and Mary Mahler, vice president. (d) The marching band performs at Memorial Stadium. (d) 69 (b) (a) Leading the band areKathrine Schmidt, assistant drum major, and Kellie Hamilton, drum major, (b) The stage band is composed of outstanding band students. (c) A feature attraction is the majorettes: Janice Carver, Phyllis Smith, Jaye Nipper, Beth Cobb, and Cathy Sullivan. (d) The King and Queen are Mike O'Donnell and Shelia Watson. (e) Mr. Kingsley directs the band. 70 (f) (a) Mrs. Smith spends many hours with the Thespian troupe. (b) Thespian initiates are: Sherry Shirley, Terry Davis, Kevin Wright, James McLemore, Amy Pappas, Don Miller, Donna Keener, Louis Chapman, Stella O'Brien and Randy Stewart. (c) Audrey Bushfield, Randy Stewart and Debbie Thompson appear in a scene from KISS ME QUICK, I'M DOUBLE PARKED. (d) Amy Pappas and Kevin Wright do credit to the skit, Three on a Bench during Thespian initiation. (e) Thespian officers, Doug Blevins, Audrey Bushfield, and Debbie Thompson, set the pace for the initiates. (f) Louis Chapman presents the defense in MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT to the judge, Debbie Thompson, and Donna Keener, a member of the jury. 73 OEA (i) (a) Marylu York presents the Outstanding FHA Officer Award to Cathy York. (b) Terry Davis is the FHA beau. (c) The senior chapter officers are Kathy Alfred, Robyn Wallace, Marylu York, Sandy Thomas, Barbara Moore, Cathy York, and Susie Maloney. (d) The junior chapter officers are Carla Cole, Teri Voyles, Teresa Garrett, Amber Reed, Debbie Adams, Denise White, and Susan Catlin. (e) Marylu York gives her speech at the installation of officers. (f) Sandy McClelland keeps the books at Settle's Drug. (g) Pat Haynes models during the OEA Style Show. (h) Mrs. Medlinger is the OEA sponsor. (i) The OEA officers are Sandy McClelland, Diane Kingcade, Vickie Payne, Barbara Moore, Sherry Disselhorst, Sandy Thomas, and Gail Teafatiller. 75 Future Farmers of America Riding to win (a) The FFA officers are Randy Jameson, reporter; Speedy Dick- erson, treasurer; Sam Kennedy, sentinel; Marcus Jordan, secretary; Joe Petty, student advisor, Steve Kelly, vice president; and Johnny Spruiell, president. (b) Pete Gibbs shows one of his prize winning mares. (c) The FFA chapter is guided by Mr. Davis, Mr. Howell, and Mr. Brooks. (d) The honors and responsibilities of the FFA sweetheart rests with Connie Russum. (e) Denise Kyle shows her skill in barrel racing. (f) Wayne Moss closes in on the calf in ribbon roping. (g) The rodeo club poses for the photographer. Mr. Lyles is the sponsor. (h) Vickie McFadden rounds the last barrel before going into the home stretch. 77 Looking io ihe fuiute 78 (d) (a) The Auto Body officers are Danny Goin, Stephen Wright, Kenny Hubbard, Don Miller, Mike Price, Fred Pavlovic, and Bobby Griffith. (b) Setting the pace for Auto Mechanics class are the officers: Randy Myers, Randall Holder, Jerry Morgan, Bobby Davenport, Danny Spain, and Gary Williamson. (c) Randy Fulbright, Steve Cook, Terry Galliton, Larry Clapp, and Hardin Hill are at the head of the Building Trades classes. (d) Vickie Mason, Trena Siddle, Dana Reaves, Debbie Cook, Evelyn Bradberry, and Glenda Durham are the Cosmetology officers. 79 Reporting the news The challenge of chess (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (0 Randy Jameson and Audrey Bushfield, co-editors, discuss the newspaper with Mrs. Mattis, the sponsor. Audrey Bushfield suggests a change in a story to Kennetha Bartodej. Cathy Sullivan and Kitty Ryan type up their stories. Louis Chapman and Buddy Lindley ponder their next moves. James Rohrbaugh has an excellent year participat- ing in chess tournaments. Mr. Hays, the sponsor, makes his move. 81 Recording the memories of a year (f) (g) (a) The success of the Hawk annual is largely due to the efforts of Mrs. Mattis, sponsor; Ken Griffin, editor and organizations; and Lee Childers, assistant editor and opening section. (b) Gary Sharp and Randy Alsup put together the sports section. (c) Susie Maloney is responsible for the senior section and index, and Ginny Lehman on student life. (d) Kathy Davis works on underclassmen, honors, and the index. Also on the underclassmen sectionis Ronson Griffith. (e) The photographers are Jay Meux, Randy Stewart, Dan Buikema, Jerry Williams, and not pictured, Kenny Franks. (f) Ads are produced by Terry Davis and Stan Blair. (g) Bill Gilmore and Mary Ann Dawson are responsible for academics. Mary Ann also works on honors. 83 ATHLETICS (b) TOP ROW, L to R - Coach D. Lucy, Coach D. Flippen, W. Hallford, D. Frazier, B. Davenport, D. Collins, R. Dickey, G. Frazier, J. Burkhart, A. Parkey, J. Sykes, C. Watson, K. Duckett; MIDDLE ROW, L to R- J. Morgan, S. Cook, D. Ross, J. Gholson, R. Brown, W. Spruiell, B. Spruiell, S. Greenwood, M. Carter, R. Fox, C. Cummings, Coach G. Graves; BOTTOM ROW, L to R - D. Watson, R. Catlin, R. Dillard, K. Franks, K. Scheffe, L. Harrison, P. Kennedy, R. Bosley, M. Ehlert, L. Threet, R. Boren, G. Sharp, L. Chapman. 86 After the Hawks' superb effort in their second year in District 4-AAA, they capture second place. After the opening game loss to Gainesville, many people think it will be a long ten game schedule for the young Hawks. But the Hawks surprise everyone by winning their next six games including powerful victories over Jacksboro and Brownwood. Then comes the heartbreaking loss to Burkburnett, the team that goes on to the semi-finals of Class AAA. The Hawks finish the season with convincing victories over Weather- ford and Hirschi to end the year with an 8-2 mark and a 6-1 dis- trict record. 88 (a) David Ross hurdles all opponents. ( b) Greg Frazier pushes his way through. (c) G. Frazier breaking into the open. (d) Inspired Hawks huddle before the game. (e) Randy Brown surges up- field with blazing speed. (f) Mean Green coaches con- centrate before another hard game. 89 Junior varsity (a) TOP ROW, L to R - M. Brady, W. Beall, S. Toler, P. Ward, T. Twyford, B. George, D. Copeland, S, Hines, P. Johnson, T. Casey, Mgr.; MIDDLE ROW - F. Keck, Mgr. , R. Griffith, G. Swedberg, R. Riley, J. Browning, W, Holder, S. Arrington, S. Sorey, D. York, J. Meux; BOTTOM ROW - M. Dillard, G. Hastings, D. Jones, R. Beggs, J. McLemore, L. Fischer, K. Wright, E. Kieren, R. Dean. 90 Freshmen (a) 1972 Junior Varsity Team Picture. (b) Coach Butler points out important facts. (c) Eddie Kieren races toward the goal line. (d) Tom Woods dashes past a defender for more yardage. (e) 1972 Freshman Team Picture. (e) BACK ROW, L to R - T. Clines, M. Schmidt, M. Smith, B. Wilson, D. Pittman, R. Young, R. Nolan, D. Dowell, B. Lucy; MIDDLE ROW, L to R - J. Morton, B. Rivers, B. Kinney, P. Brady, M. Dormier, M. Thompson, S. Clines, B. Gilmore, Mgr.; BOTTOM ROW, L to R - D. Bottles, Mgr. , T. Singer, T. Woods, 91 B. Robertson, M. Haley, L. Fonville, D. Disselhorst, L. Goetze. Basketball (a) TOP ROW, L to R - G. Frazier, J. Burkhart, C. Copeland, D. Laurence, D. Collins, D. Frazier; BOTTOM ROW, L to R - Coach Butler, L. Williams, R. Alsup, R. Bosley, T. Ratcliff, and K. Franks. (a) 1972-73 Varsity Basketball Team. (b) Franks leaps high for an easy two points. (c) Alsup is trapped on the baseline. (d) Collins shows great concentration and determination. (e) Laurence jumps above his defender. (f) Hawks can play basketball and dance, too! 93 (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) Burkhart looks for an outlet pass. Laurence controls the tip-off easily. What can they all be grabbing? Boney eyes an open teammate under the basket. Alsup works his way in for a shot. (b) 94 Freshmen BACK ROW, Lto R - B. Lucy, L. Fonville, R. Hughes, B. Nolan, G. Bushfield, M. Schmidt, B. Wilson, M. Bottles; BOTTOM ROW, L to R - Coach Oliver, R. Tendick, M. Ervin. J. Thompson, D. Pittman, T. Woods, Tony Singer, M. Haley, F. Bishop, and B. Gilmore. 95 Jr. varsity (a) Williams looks inside to deliver a bounce pass. (b) 1972-73 Jr. Varsity Basketball Team. (c) Ball control is displayed by Butch Wilson. (d) Tom Woods is closely guarded by an opponent. (e) 1972-73 Freshman Basketball Team. BACK ROW, LtoR- T. Burkitt, D. Copeland, L. Williams, D. Collins, R. Keck, J. Shaw, R. Burnam, Coach Clary; BOTTOM ROW, L to R - J. Meux, D. York, D. Jones, D. Ross, and K. Franks. The IPHS basketball holds a 17 win and 11 loss record for the year. The basketball team is supporting a two wins and one loss record for the first half of the '72 district play, and are tied with Weatherford. The Hawks hit a cold streak losing a series of three games by a margin of one mere point, but the Hawks come back to win the last two games of the first half by big margins over Stephenville 72-61 and Brownwood 66-53. The second half of district play seems to hold bad luck for the Hawks as they drop the first two games to Burkburnett 68-58 and Weatherford 62-53. The Butler team then beats Vernon 68-56 and Graham 61-51, and lose to Hirschi 70-65. The Hawks wrap up the season by playing the final two games away and defeating the Brownwood Lions and Stephenville Yellow jackets. 97 Junior varsity (a) Another point by Teri Singer. (b) Debbie Frazier awaits an opponent's serve. (c) Mrs. Klinkerman tries to solve some minor problems. (d) An easy spike for Kim Cook. (e) 1973 Junior Varsity Team Picture. (e) BACK ROW, L to R - D. Keener, S. Toler, P. Griffin, B. Garrells, C. Morrison, D. Forsythe, S. McNeely, Mrs. L. Klinkerman, coach; FRONT ROW - E. Kingcade, D. Farmer, K. Cook, M. Dawson, C. Russum, J. Hatfield, K. Maloney. Vatsify (a) FRONT ROW, L to R - H. Franks, D. Anderson, M. Skelton, L. Whatley, J. Henson, S. Bowman; BACK ROW, L to R - C. Smallwood, R. Johnson, T. Singer, P. Bludnick, C. Boyd, D. Frazier, K. Thompson, Mrs. L. Klinkerman, coach. 99 Volleyball (e) (a) 1973 Varsity Volleyball Team. (b) Debbie Frazier gets in another good serve. (c) Preparing to set up another point is Rhonda John- son. (d) La Wanna Whatley portrays fine volleyball tech- nique. (e) Spiking is one of Debbie Anderson's specialties. (f) Debbie Forsythe bumps the ball to a teammate. (f) 100 After opening the season with convincing vic- tories over Windthorst, Quanah, Vernon, Electra, Bowie and Childress, the girls' volleyball team runs into some tough competition in the Fort Worth In- vitational Volleyball Tournament. In the Fort Worth tournament, Iowa Park draws Abilene High School in their first game. They go down to Abilene by identical 15-6 scores. The team comes back to defeat the Arlington JV 15-10, 15-3, and 15-9 before losing to Phillips 15-4 and 15-3. During the District 4-AAA tournament at Graham, Iowa Park draws a bye in the first round and then defeats Vernon. In the final game, Graham defeats the Hawks for the district cham- pionship. (b) 101 Track (a) Daryl Frazier easily clears the high jump bar. (b) Varsity Track Team. (c) Leroy Threet surges outward for distance in the long jump. (d) Jerry Burkhart maintains the lead in the mile relay. (e) Randy Brown shoots out of the starting blocks. (b) FRONT ROW - L ro R - D. Watson, Mgr. , B. George, M. Ehlert, K. Scheffe, D. Tendick; MIDDLE ROW - L. Chapman, tr. , L. Fischer, D. Ross, L. Threet, B. Aulds, R. Dillard, R. Brown, Coach D. Flippen; BACK ROW - Coach D. Lucy, K. Duckett, J. Burkhart, D. Collins, E. Howard, S. Spruiell, D. Frazier, J. Gilmore, A. Parkey. 102 1973 103 I (a) It takes an all-out effort for Jack Gilmore to defeat his opponent. (b) and(c) Randy Brown, up, up, up, ... and over! (d) David Collins clears another hurdle. (e) A fast Brown to Burkhart hand-off assures a close finish. 104 Area track competition proves to be tough for the Hawks this year. The Hawks open the season in Wichita Falls against Rider and Wichita Falls High. The Hawks come away with six first place medals, eleven second place and four third place awards. Tire track team goes on to capture fifth place at the Vernon Invitational Meet with Bob Aulds, Randy Brown, Ralph Dillard, and the two relay teams bring home the medals. At the Possum Kingdom Relays, almost the entire team brings home a medal. Ralph Dillard is high point man at the track meet with 25 points. During the District 4-AAA track meet at Burk- burnett, competition proves to be rougher than ex- pected. Jack Gilmore, Daryl Frazier, and the mile relay team qualify for regional. At the regional track meet, Jack Gilmore and Daryl Frazier finish fourth in their specialties, while the mile relay team finishes in eighth place. 105 FRONT ROW - L to R - M. Bottles, Mgr., B. Rivers, L. Fonville, M. Thompson, M. Haley, J. Morton, T. Singer, S. Clines; BACK ROW - L to R - Coach B. Oliver, M. Smith, B. Lucy, T. Clines, D. Pittman, R. Nolan, J. Wilson, D. Dowell. 106 Freshman Track (a) Butch Wilson clears the hurdle ahead of the competi- tion. (b) Warming up before a race is very important to track- sters like Mark Smith. (c) Freshman Team Picture (d) Mark Smith bursts out for a quick lead. (e) Dale Pittman strives for first place. 107 Girls The Girls Track team attends meets at Vernon, Stephenville, and the Possum Kingdom relays prior to participating in the District meet at Henrietta in April. Cathy Boyd wins fourth in shot put at Vernon and the 440 yard relay and mile relay teams place second at Graham. To close the season, Sally Bowman wins sixth in triple jump at the District meet. (a) (b) BACK ROW, L to R - Coach D. Sumners, P. Hughes, L Davis, S.Bowman, K. Johnson, D. Frazier, C. Smith, Sponsor Mrs. P. Collins; MIDDLE ROW - M. Bowman, M. Moore, B. Collins, J. Pappas, K. Brott, C. Brown, J. Hastings, M. McWilliams; FRONT ROW - K. Ryan, R. Shook, Managers. Maloney, K. Maloney. 108 Track (a) Kim Johnson prepares to throw the shot put. (b) Girls' Track Team. (c) Martha Parkey leads the field. (d) Julie Pappas shows her form in the triple jump. (e) Sally Bowman is intent on making this a good jump. (d) (e) 109 Tennis— 1973 (a) BACK ROW, L to R - Coach D.Wineinger, S. Callaway, L. Harrison, T. Twyford, R. Fox, G, Frazier; MIDDLE ROW - S. Anderson, S. Catlin, M. Dawson, S, Teel, D. Catlin, D, Anderson; FRONT ROW - J. Roberts. (a) 1973 Varsity Tennis Team. (b) Debbie Anderson is preparing for an important match. (c) Greg Frazier performs at his best during the District meet. (d) The Two Debbies await a serve from the op- ponent. (b) no The tennis season is begun by bringing home a first place team trophy from the Electra matches. Individual first place winners are Debbie Anderson and Debbie Catlin in Girls' Doubles and Greg Frazier in Boys' Singles. At Burkburnett, only Debbie and Debbie are winners, but the team ties for second place at Vernon. Again the Two Debbies and Greg Frazier finish first in their specialties. Debbie and Debbie take first place honors at Duncan and continue on to the District matches in April where they are defeated in the finals. Greg is the winner in Boys' Singles at District but is defeated at Regional. The team ties for second place after District competition. (d) ill Freshman Tennis (a) Coach Wineingar records the season scores for tennis. (b) Judy Hastings is about to connect with a serve from her opponent. (c) Barry Lucy demonstrates a powerful return. (d) A Hawk player attempts to steal another base. (e) 1973 Baseball Team. 112 Baseball BACK ROW, L to R - Coach W. Lemmons, B. George, G. Frazier, D. Frazier, B. Davenport, J. Burkhart, W. Hallford, Coach G. Clary; MIDDLE ROW - R.Riley, L. Threet, R. Brown, W, Spruiell, B. Spruiell, T. Ratcliff; FRONT ROW - D. Watson, Mgr., L. Chapman, Mgr., K. Scheffe, J. McLemore, K. Franks, D. Ross, M. Ehlert. 113 The Baseball Team opens the season against Wichita Falls High School with Wayne Hallford hitting a home run. Ken Scheffe and Greg Frazier are the other home run hitters of the year. During the second district game with Burkburnett, Daryl Frazier pitches a perfect game. Because of a tie in the North Zone, Iowa Park returns for a rematch with Hirschi, but is defeated. The Hawks finish the season with a 9-6 win-loss record. 114 (a) Wes Spruiell takes a few practice swings. (b) David Ross prepares to catch a warm up toss. (c) Ken Scheffe catches the ball and keeps an oppon- ent from scoring. (d) Jerry Burkhart is on deck. (e) Daryl Frazier reaches for a fly ball for a quick out. (e) (d) 115 Golf Before advancing to the District play-offs, the Golf Team enters the Ft. Worth, Wichita Falls, and Possum Kingdom tournaments. Stan Blair ties for third place in District competition, and the team comes in sixth place. 116 (a) Stan Blair cautiously avoids the trees. (b) 1973 Golf Team. (c) Stan Blair putts for a birdie. (d) Steve Cook is in the rough again. (e) Jay Meux takes practice swings before a tourna- ment. 117 118 ACADEMICS (C) Iowa Park C.I.S.D. Board of Education: FROM LEFT TO RIGHT - Stanley Williamson, Delbert Catlin, Robert Wilcox, Pete Koonce, C. E. Myers, T. C. Berry, and Superintendent Faris Nowell. NOT PICTURED - Hoyt Watson. 122 Striving for a better school system (a) C. E. Myers pauses during a Tuesday night board meeting. (b) Robert Wilcox contemplates a report. (c) Board of Education. (d) Mr. Nowell and Mr. Cowley work jointly for a better school system. (e) Superintendent Faris O. Nowell. (f) Vocational Director Harold Cowley. (g) Mr. Nowell attends VOE open house. (h) Mr. Cowley supervises and directs the system’s vocational program. (e) (f) 123 Seeking improved comm unications (a) MRS. MATTIS: English I, Journalism, and Annual Staff (b) MISS BLACK: English I and II (c) MR. HAYS: English II and III (d) MRS. SMITH: English IV, Speech I and II (e) MRS. DEAREN: English I and IV 125 Promoting speed and proficiency The challenge of foreign language (a) MRS. DAVIS: Business English, Typing I, Shorthand (b) MRS. LAIRD: Typing I, English II (c) MRS. HARRELL: Typing I and II, Bookkeeping (d) MRS. MYERS: English III, French II (e) MRS. SAVANT: English III, French II (f) MRS. VENHAUS: Spanish I and II 127 (a) Coach Graves: Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, and World Geography. (b) Coach Flippin: Line Coach, Track, and Govern- ment. (c) Coach Oliver: Freshman Football, Basketball, and Track. (d) Coach Lucy: Algebra I, Related Math I and II, Backfield Coach. (e) Coach Butler: Varsity Basketball, and P.E. (f) Mrs. Klinkerman: Volleyball, Girls' P.E. (g) Coach Sumners: Girls' Track. (h) Coach Wineinger: Tennis. (i) Coach Lemmons: Baseball: Coach Clary: Base- ball and JV Basketball. 129 Creativity in Home and Vocations (a) MRS. LANG: Home Econo- mics I, Cooperative Educa- tion (b) MISS AYRES: Home and Family Living, Consumer Education, Home Economics I and II (c) MRS. WILSON: Home Econo- mics II (d) MR. LYLES: American History, World Affairs (e) MRS. MEUX: World History 130 131 Pursuing better computations and experiments (a) MR. NUNN: Algebra I. Re- lated Math II (b) MR. RATCLIFF: Geometry, Algebra II, Related Math I (c) COACH LUCY: Algebra I, Related Math I and II, Ath- letics (d) MR. SMITH: Trigonometry, Geometry, Related Math I, Athletics (e) MRS. DOHERTY: Biology, Health (f) MR. WYNN: Physics, Chem- istry , Physical Science (g) MR. PRIDDY: Biology 133 134 Our Men of Government (C) (a) MR. DICK: Choir, Music Theory, American History (b) MR. KINGSLEY: Band (c) COACH FLIPPIN: Govern- ment, Athletics (d) MR. KING: World History, World Geography, Govern- ment 135 Career preparation (C) 136 (f) 137 (a) MR. WILLIAMS: Auto Body (b) MR. JENNINGS: Building Trades (c) MR. SUMNERS: Auto Me- chanics (d) MR. BROOKS: Vocational Agriculture II and III (e) MR. DAVIS: Vocational Agriculturel.il, and IV (f) MR. HOWELL: Ornamental Horticulture, Vocational Agriculture I 138 For a better school (a) MRS. MEDLINGER: Vocational Education (b) MR. NELSON: Certified Vo- cational Academic Education (c) MR. HICKS: Certified Voca- tional Academic Education (d) CAFETERIA WORKERS: (Left to Right) Nancy Durham, Nita Hughes, Bobbie Heacox, Annabel Hammonds, Thelma Voyles - Supervisor, Gertrude Haynes, Ruby Cummings, and Silvesta Harrison (e) M. L. HODGES: School Maintenance 139 140 HONORS 141 Mr. I.P.H.8. Greg Frazier 142 r - Miss I.P.H.8. Debbie Catiin 143 Debbie Caflin valedictorian Honor Graduates Marylu York salutatorian Diana Nipper third Debbie Buikema fourth Teri Ginger fifth Susie Maloney sixth Cathy York seventh Greg Frazier eighth Cathy Smallwood ninth Evan Lington tenth 145 Graduation Awards Bobby Gilbreath Because of his outstanding character and ath- letic ability, Greg Frazier is the recipient of the Bobby Gilbreath Award. Arion For his outstanding ability and contribution in the field of music, Mike O'Donnell is presented the Arion Award. 146 Daughters of American Revolution Displaying outstanding citizenship to teachers and fellow students, Nancy Miller is presented the D. A. R, Award. Outstanding Teenagers of America Excelling in leadership, school service, participation, and scholastics and chosen Outstanding Teenagers of America are: Ken Griffin, Debbie Catlin, Evan Lington, Greg Frazier, Nancy Miller, and John Sykes. National Honor Society (a) Officers of the National Honor Society are: 1st ROW - Elaine Butler, Nancy Miller, Debbie Buikema; 2nd ROW - Marylu York, Cathy Smallwood, Diana Nipper; 3rd ROW - Evan Lington, Ken Griffin. (b) Mrs. China B. Smith, sponsor. (c) 1973 NHS initiates are: FROM L to R - Jaye Nip- per, Debbie Catlin, Kathrine Schmidt, Carl Watson, Susie Maloney, Catherine York, Frank- lin Lunsford, Bramley Balsley, Audrey Bushfield, Frank Baston, Ginny Leh- man, Lee Childers, and Kenny Franks. ft ’ Homecoming Personalities Homecoming festivities climax with the crowning of the queen during pre-Jacksboro game ceremonies. Connie Russum (a) is selected by the student body as 1972-73's Homecoming queen. Her attendants are (b) Marcie Stubbs, (c) Debbie Catlin, and (d) Nancy Miller. 151 (a) Debbie Cook and John Chapman - Choir. (b) Kellie Hamilton and Evan Lington - Band (c) Debbie Cook - Cosmetology (d) Annette Leath - V. O. E. (e) Cathy York - Home Economics. Who's who in fhe world of music 152 153 154 (a) (b) (c) (d) Gary Davis - Building Trades. Johnny Spruiell - Agriculture Gary Williamson - Auto Mechanics. Fred Pavlovic - Auto Body. 155 156 157 (a) Audrey Bushfield - Speech (b) Jamey Davis - French (c) Cathy York - English (d) Debbie Buikema - English (e) Lee Childers - Spanish (f) Kern Railsback - Typing (g) Debbie Catlin - Business and Shorthand Componenfs of knowledge (a) Evan Lington - Physics. (b) Chuck Bentley - Biology (c) Carlett Kyle - Chemistry (d) Diana Nipper - Government (e) Greg Frazier - Math (f) Lee Childers - History 158 159 160 Physically fit through athletics (a) District winners: FRONT ROW, L to R - Cathy Smallwood, Nancy Miller, Audrey Bushfield, Debbie Catlin; BACK ROW - Jeff Paine, Kern Railsback, Randy Keck, Tim Burkitt, Evan Ling- ton, Ken Griffin, and Charles Knezek. (b) Regional winners: Nancy Miller, Tim Burkitt, Debbie Catlin, and Ken Griffin. (c) State winner - Debbie Catlin places third in short- hand, (d) Greg Frazier - Who's Who in boys' athletics. (e) Teri Singer - girls' athletics. (e) 161 UNDERCLASSMEN 163 Junior Horizons Kenny Franks discovers that he can always learn something new. Kathy Alfred Julie Anderson Sherry Anderson Horacio Arredondo Royce Atchley Bob Aulds Frank Baston Weldon Beall Linda Blair Stan Blair Brenda Boren David Bottles Sally Bowman Mike Brady James Brookshire Karen Brown Suzan Brown Dan Buikema Tim Burkitt Randy Burnam Ken Caroland Lee Childers Beth Cobb Cheryl Cockrum 164 David Collins Doris Conley Steve Cook Carl Cooper Barbara Curry Max Henderson finds that we all need to study oc- casionally . Kathy Davis Robert Dickey Sheri Disselhorst David Durham Michael Ehlert Charles Englebracht Raymond Estepp Gisele Farmer La Fonda Farmer Teresa Feltman Kenny Franks Jody Frazier Randy Fulbright Gary Galli ton Renee Galliton Donna Garvin Zearl Gilbreath Jack Gilmore Bobby Griffith Karen Guthrie Kellie Hamilton The path along the way Danny Hollenbaugh Gary House Connie Howard Patti Irby Billy Jagger Dena Johnston Danny Jones Sandra Jones Alan Joplin Pat Kennedy Kim Kerr Diane Kingcade Carlett Kyle Diane Lane Dwayne Latimer Annette Leath Donna Lee Sammy Lee Carol Harper Greg Hastings Charles Heacox Roy Helms Max Henderson Janie Henson Mike Herchman Steve Hicks Darwin Watson contemplates his future. 166 Cheryl Lightfoot Buddy Lindley Franklin Lunsford Kenny Lyons Mary Mahler Redonda Maple Steve McClurg Allan Marshall James McLemore Steffanie Merrill Julie Miller Mike Minderman Gloria Miranda Greg Neifert Jaye Nipper Jeff Norman Martha Norseworthy Bill Owens Shawn Papinchock Swinging through their Junior year are favorites David Collins and Carlett Kyle. Vickie McFadden Amy Pappas Debra Pennington David Perry Joe Petty - 167 Patricia Phillips Terry Pieratt Joan Price Kem Railsback Carl Raines Terry Ratcliff V ickie Riley Loretta Robertson Vickie Robertson Rexa Robinson Lester Rose Russell Sargent Bill Sasser Kathrine Schmidt Reagan Schmidt Karen Schroeder LaRonda Scobee Susie Settle Jack Shaw Patti. Irby does her share of the work by watering the hanging basket. 168 Kathy Sheets W anda Shewmake Cindy Smith Karen Smith Phyllis Smith Cecelia Spears W es Spruiell V icki Staber Betty Stout Cathy Sullivan Dennis Taylor David Teague Susan Teel Dale Tendick Kathi Thompson Leroy Threet Paula Wadsworth Carl Watson Darwin Watson Shelia Watson LaWanna Whatley Larry Williams Ivan W ilson Kevin Wright Juniors take final in a series of aptitude tests. 169 Janice Hatfield and Wes Holder look for information about Shakespeare's Julius Caesar. Sophomores working together Debbie Adams Rhonda Adams David Ammons Karen Andersen Steve Arrington Junior Balli Cindy Barber Donna Barge Kennetha Bartodej Paul Bartow James Beals Ricky Beck Robby Beggs Rae Nell Beisch Chuck Bentley Cindy Bentley David Blackerby Paula Britt David Brott V enisa Brown Jimmy Browning Ronnie Boren V ickie Boren Sharon Bowen Cathy Boyd Betsy Burrell Sam Calloway Mark Carter Tom Casey Mary Lou Cathey Randy Catlin Susan Catlin Brenda Catron Louis Chapman 170 Wade Clark Marvin Cogdell Kim Cook David Copeland Kenny Copeland Lisa Cosstick Deborah Cousyn Marc Crettet Clifton Cummings Jamey Davis Julie Davis Mary Ann Dawson Robert Dean Eddie Dickerson Morris Dillard Gary Dippery Ricky Doyle Kenneth Duckett Cal Durham Charlotte Elliott Sue Ellzey Anna Fairchild Gene Fairchild Gary Fischer Lonnie Fischer Kathy Fomey Debra Forsythe Robin Fox Helen Franks Daryl Frazier Geral Frazier Terry Galliton Barbara Garrels Teresa Garrett Brent George Sherree Gibson Biology students explore the unknown. 171 Selecting goals Teresa Harris Darryl Harrison Janice Hatfield Barbara Headings David Helms Hardin Hill Karen Hill Steve Hines W esley Holder Joanna Honeycutt Marie Hubner Mark Hubner Mark Jackson Robert Jagger Jo Ellen James Phil Johnson Rhonda Johnson Ben Joplin Lynn Jordan Melvin Joyner Randy Keck Donna Keener Eddie Kieren Elaine Kingcade Debbie Kirk Lynette Kuehler Denise Kyle Perry Landrum Nancy Lara Susan Lee Stuart Greenwood Rocky Griffith Ronson Griffith Sandra Hambright 172 Dianna Lightsey Allen Little David Lovell Kathy Loyd Kathy Maloney Kelly Maloney Sue Marshall Kerry Marston Cindy McAllister Sharon McNeely Ben McNew David Medley Tim Medlinger Tama Mercer Jay Meux Max Millender Arthur Miranda Cathy Moore Gail Moore Raymond Morgan Connie Morrison Tina Muhlinghause Connie Oakley Stella O'Brien Karen Owens Jeff Paine Teri Painter Brent Patterson Donna Patterson Sophomore favorites Cathy Russum and Chuck Bentley enjoy a brisk winter day. 173 A time for opportunities Mickey Patterson Penny Payne Pam Phillips Vickie Pierce Mark Pinson Randy Price Pat Pohlmann Patty Pressler Vincent Rains Jamie Reed Amber Reid Yvonne Reid Terry Rich Randy Riley Betty Robertson Anita Robinson David Ross Keith Rusk Cathy Russum Kitty Ryan Ken Scheffe Susan Schram Vinita Scobee Charmagne Shawver Sheri Shirley Cheryl Sidlauskas Steve Singletary Rodney Singleton Patricia Simmons Cindy Smith Debbie Smith Linda Smith Steve Sorey Gina Spikes 174 Sophomores Susan Threet and Ben Joplin continue their pursuit of knowledge. Barry Spruiell Mark Stankewitz Sharia Stevenson Brenda Stewart Vickie Stringer Gene Swedberg Margaret Sykes George Teel Larry Tennant Freida Thomas Kathy Thompson Vickie Thompson Susan Threet Mike Tidwell Paul Tigrett Steve Toler Lee Tolleson Bruce Travis Diane Trent Tracy Twyford Terri Voyles Alan Walburn Alan Wallace Terry Walls Paul Ward Richard Weaver Cynthia Whatley Shelli Wheeler Denise White Kyle Williams ReGenna Williams Sharon Williams Donna Williamson Kathy Wright Pam Wynn Daniel York 175 Brian Beasley Darrell Beck Russell Bishop Carol Bohannon June Bondurant Carol Brown Debbie Brown Eddie Browning Mona Broyles George Bushfield Cindy Caldwell Randy Carlton Jamie Caroland Janice Carver Brent Chapman Sherri Cline Stanley Clines Terry Clines Carla Cole Judy Cole Brenda Collins Martin Conley Julie Cope Deana Crowell Annette Crush LaDonna Davis Randy Davis Vonda Davis Danny Disselhorst Tina Dodson Marty Dormier Donald Dowell Yvonne Downs Mark Bottles Mickey Boulware Marjorie Bowman Pat Brady Donna Britt Kathryn Brott 176 Diane Dressier Larry Eaton Patrick Ehlert Hank Elliott Billy England ...... r. Patti Ervin Richard Estepp Diana Farmer Randy Faux Rickie Fitzgerald Elizabeth Fletcher Vanessa Fletcher Lynn Fonville Mark Forsythe Debbie Frazier Beverly Fulfer Elizabeth Fulfer Noma Fulfer Donna Gandy Pamela Gee Ronnie Gibson Billy Gilmore Mary Gilmore Larry Goetze Patricia Griffin Teresa Guyette Mike Haley Lori Hallford Andrew Hambright Susan Harper Renea Harrington Johnny Ricks shows his approval for cafeteria food. 177 A happy fime David Hathaway Pam Hawthorne Cole Herchman Penny Hill Bill Hodges Jackie Hodges Karen Holder Alan House Tony Huffman Penny Hughes Randy Hughes Tammy Hunter Mike Irvin Dianna James Kathy Jameson Brenda Johnson Jerry Johnson Kim Johnson Kerry Johnston Terry Johnston Joe Jones Steve Keck Vickie Kelly Rita Kent Sandy Kingcade Billy Kinney Paul Kuykendall David Laird 178 Denise Landgraf Sandra Lasseter Julie Latimer Candye Lee Sandy Lee Billy Lehman The Freshman class elects Susan Miller and Tom Woods as favorites. Mark Lindley Cynthia Lindsey Randy Lovell Barry Lucy Henry Mahler Penny Marshall Bruce Mashbum Sandra Mason Roy McClelland Penny McKay Jeff McKnight Randy McLaughlin Larry McLemore Marla McWilliams Laura Meux Larry Miller Susan Miller David Moer Gary Moer Connie Morgan Jimmy Morgan Ronald Morgan Earl Morris Joe Morton Jimmy Moss Mike Mueller Jerry Myers Laura Neely Robert Nolen Tracy Norris Darrell Norseworthy 179 Paul Oakley Dawn O'Donnell Julie Pappas Martha Parkey Brenda Perry Bobby Pearce Randel Phillips Adrienne Pierre Johnny Ricks Terry Riley Bobby Rivers Carey Roberts Kathy Roberts Bobby Robertson Dale Pittman Sheryl Posey Willie Potter Rick Puder Sharon Ratcliff Wade Reams Joe Owen Billy Kinney cautiously adds another chemical to his experiment. James Rohbaugh Eugene Routh Pamela Rowland Judy Roye Theresa Sargent Laura Sasser Sandy Schaffner Mike Schmidt Carol Schroeder Lilly Segler 180 Looking forward Mary Shaw Kim Sheets Rhonda Shook Ricky Shook Tony Singer Larry Skinner Jon Smallwood Cindy Smith John Smith Mark Smith Jeff Spruiell James Stewart Brenda Stone Russell Swanson Kay Sykes Ron Tendick Gail Thompson Jimmy Thompson Staci Timms Karen Tesillo Gerald Todd Sandra Toler Tim Trent Ricky Vanek Elaine Vestal Paul Vickers Donna Walls Rebecca Washburn Cody Whitaker Mike White Susan Wilkerson Connie Williams Joel Williams Kim Williams James Wilson Tom Woods Gary Wright Richard Young Shannon Young 181 182 183 ADVERTISEMENTS I G] Ij B S 0 N S GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER HAS TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS IN WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 605 12th Street 766-4141 3915 Kell Blvd. 692-0611 WICHITA FALLS' FIRST AND FOREMOST DISCOUNT CENTER Donald Schram: Owner WHITE’S AUTO STORE ORDER YOUR RING NOW! 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Colorado KIDD'S AUTO continues the tradition of supplying the automotive needs for the people of Iowa Park. KIDD'S AUTO SUPPLY 1502 Johnson Rd. Phone: 592-4101 Box 817 Iowa Park, TX. 189 THOMASON ARCO SERVICE STATION Route I Phone: 438-2223 Iowa Park, Texas CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SHEPPARD FEDERAL CREDIT UNION SAVE BORROW Phone: 855-2451 Box 6050 S.A.F.B. Wichita Falls, Texas 76311 COMPLIMENTS OF JERRY J. RILEY TANK TRUCK OFFICE ON WHEELS 723-6694 Unit 925 Res. 513 W. Aldine Phone: 592-5034 Iowa Park, Texas The perfect cycle is waiting for you at EDDIE HILL’S FUN CYCLES, INC. 401 N. Scott Wichita Falls, TX. Phone: 322-4121 191 FINA RESTAURANT and STATION JOHNSON ROAD 287 HOURS: 6:30 a.m. TO 9:30 p.m. SUNDAY: 10:00 a.m. TO 3:00 p.m. PARKWAY FURNITURE Billy Gilmore enjoys looking at the beautiful furnishings at PARKWAY FURNITURE. THE FINEST IN FURNITURE AND GIFTS Living Room Suites Dining Room Suites Bedroom Suites Refrigerators Freezers Washing Machines Dryers Magnavox Stereos General Electric Televisions Owners-PEGGIE and HARREL SULLIVAN 200 West Bank Iowa Park, Texas Phone: 592-5512 192 Phone 592-4441 Phone 592-561 I W. T. Crawford, Sr. Owner PAINTING DRYWALL CO. Joe B. Crawford Superintendent P.O. Box 895 Iowa Park, Texas Robert E. Nolen Estimation Shirley Ann Hicks Office Secretary PAINTING, DECORATING, FINE WALL COVERINGS, AND DRYWALL SYSTEMS SHAW MOTOR COMPANY New Cars and Trucks New Location Used Cars and Trucks Parts and Service Same Old Friendly Service 600 West Highway Iowa Park, Texas Phone: 592-4106 IVY'S CERAMICS GREENWARE — FIRING — SUPPLIES Gare and Mickies Stains Duncun Glazes I.P.H.S. students Terry Davis and Kathy Davis look around the shop. COMPLIMENTS OF O. L FULFER WELL SERVICE Phone: 438-2276 Box 192 Kamay, Texas WICHITA FALLS TIMES and RECORD NEWS 1301 Lamar Wichita Falls, TX. Times Square Phone: 767-8341 194 RAYMOND'S WELDING MACHINE SHOP Owner, RAYMOND W. CRENSHAW Res. Phone: 438-2929 JOHNNY RAY CRENSHAW Res. Phone: 438-2910 Kadane Corner Shop Phone: 438-2961 Kamay, Texas 195 POLLY'S PETS GIFTS Tropical Fish Birds — Monkeys Supplies For All Green's Furniture Co. 606 Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas Phone: 723-5241 Mrs. Rich and Mary Ann Dawson admire a beautiful homecoming cor- sage. 196 IOWA PARK FLORISTS AVIS and PEANUTS WILSON I 14 W. Park Next Door to the Bank Iowa Park, Texas PEPPY'S 592-5221 or 592-2141 7-11 SUPERETTE Grocery and Market ♦Delicatessen ♦Pizza Fast Food — Call In Orders Access Road at N. 4th — Iowa Park, Texas Phone: 592-4621 There's always action at SPUDDER LANES 200 N. Scott 322-0694 Wichita Falls, Texas BILLY JOE BESS COFFEE SHOP I 14 W. Cash Iowa Park, Texas 592-4721 Bess shows only a sample of the friendly service you'll get here. Levi's SAN FRANCISCQ.CAI QUAUTYCZS X X Every Garment Guaranteed Lot 5501XX WxC L3� i First name in pants since 1850 MARK TRADE BEALL AUTO PARTS Owners: RALPH D. BEALL and W. B. SHOOK Phone:592-4181 100 W. Cash An employee of Levi Strauss explains an assembly line process to Sherry Anderson and Donna Robinson. Weldon Beall answers one of the numerous phone calls received each day about automotive parts. Wichita Falls Plant Angle-Blade Dozers Winch Cats LAUNDRY 309 W. Bank DAVIS LAUNDRY CAR WASH LAUNDRY FEATURES: Big Load Washers Huebsch Dryers Coin Operated Presses Hair Dryers Dollar Bill Changer Straight-Blade Dozers AUTOMATIC AND SELF- SERVICE v CAR WASH 406 W. Bank BUD REED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BULLDOZER SERVICE Phone: 592-5505 Mobile Phone: Unit 4799 723-6691 1303 N. Pacific Iowa Park, Texas I 13 W. Park Iowa Park, Texas VERNA'S APPAREL Phone: 592-491 I Mary Mahler and Lee Childers can't decide between the dress and the pantsuit. The girls are selecting accessories from the large display available. PETITES, JUNIORS, MISSES, and HALF-SIZES R. W. HILL INSURANCE CAROLYN'S BEAUTY SHOP BEST POLICY AT ALL TIMES 208 N. Yosemite Iowa Park, Texas Phone: 592-4159 522 W. Magnolia Iowa Park, Texas Phone:592-4361 LUBY'S CAFETERIA Fine Food — COURTEOUS SERVICE PRIVATE DINING ROOM Serving 25 to 250 1801 9th St. Wichita Falls, Texas Phone: 723-6022 Carl Barnhill, agency manager, discusses a policy with Citizenship Seminar winners. Mary Mahler and Terry Davis. WICHITA COUNTY FARM BUREAU FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANIES 520 W. Hwy. Iowa Park Phone:592-5151 201 STEWART OILFIELD CONSTRUCTION P.O. Box 190 Iowa Park, Texas FULLY INSURED J. A. (BUSTER) STEWART 592-5894 Day or Night Equipped with two-way radio R. A. STEWART 592-4256 Night 203 Cindy Smith and Julie Davis enjoy shopping at the Velfree Shop. Moore are awed by Barbara Curry and Carlett Kyle model the 208 West Bank Iowa Park, Texas Phone: 592-2211 204 Rhea Holmgren. Nelda Dozier, and Barbara the beauty of the formals. GUITARS AMPLIFIERS BAND INSTRUME- NTS MUSIC LESSONS MUSIC ACCESSOR- IES FAITH VILLAGE 692-3904 TOM McCARTY MUSIC CO. NO. 2 JtOFFRC� JOHN'S TRACTOR GAS CO. 4216 Iowa Park Road Phone: 855-142 I 206 PARK TANK TRUCK 287 Expressway Iowa Park, Texas Phone:592-4164 STATE NATIONAL BANK COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE 24-Hour Depository Service ROBERT JOHNSON ELEVATOR COMPANY We Buy and Sell: GRAIN FEED SEED FERTILIZER Phone: 592-2161 21 I South Victoria Iowa Park, Texas 208 SISK BULLETS 101 S.Bond 592-2261 or 592-5641 McGINTY TIRE CO. A Complete Auto Service Center 12 Nationally Known Brands of Tires and Wheels 322-4497 1500 10th and Holliday PARK PHARMACY WE HAVE 24 HOUR DELIVERY SERVICE I 15 West Park 592-4116 Susan Teel enjoys working at Park Pharmacy where there is a large selection of cosmetics. 209 BROTHERTON WHITE SPORTING GOODS — WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i Monroe and Avenue H Wichita Falls Phone: 322-1 109 SEE: BOBBY EVANS or BOBBY PATRICK You will find a large selection of sporting goods to choose from when you go to BROTHERTON and WHITE. LASATER PHOTOGRAPHY Sirloin Stockade IVAN DUNN Co-owner and operator Home of The Sizzling Sirloin Phone: 767-8975 4100 Jacksboro Hwy. Wichita Falls, Texas 4110 Jacksboro HWY. Wichita Falls, Texas Phone: 766-1981 HILTON'S MEAT SUPPLY COMPLIMENTS OF HALF AND QUARTERS BUY YOUR WEEKLY MEAT SUPPLY Custom Processing THORNTON'S ARCO STATION Open 8 Til 5:30 Mon.-Fri. Close at Noon Sat. 509 Brook Phone: 322-5832 2)0 Wichita Falls, Texas Phone: 438-2974 Kamay, Texas TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY PARKER SQUARE STATE BANK Student Checking Accounts Phone 767-8321 COOK'S KAMAY Parker Square Wichita Falls, Texas FLYING SERVICE ELECTRIC SERVICE WICHITA VALLEY AIRPORT Box 191 Kamay.Texas 76369 Phone:438-2844 Flight Instructions Private and Commercial Complete Ground School 3 Miles West of Wichita Falls City Limits MOTOR REPAIRING AND LINE CONSTRUCTION Phone: 592-2123 or Bill Cook —592-5086 Complete VA Training FFA Approved Sales — Charter Service 212 KRUGER'S JEWELERS Serving Texas Since 1907 801 Indiana 723-2781 Parker Square 767-2511 Wichita Falls, Texas Nancy Miiler and Jerry Gholson admire one of the many beautiful bracelets at Kruger's. T. C. BERRY Times and Record News Distributor 713 W. Magnolia 592-4875 Iowa Park, Texas Stuart Greenwood and Michael Ehlert are just two of the efficient news- paper delivery boys employed by T. C. Berry. F S EXXON Brake Service Wheel Balancing ♦Motor Tune-Up Tires and Batteries Wash and Grease 592-4897 400 E. Highway 213 Compliments of REV. MRS. DON YOUNGBLOOD FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Iowa Park, Texas IOWA PARK INSURANCE FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS 100 W. Park Street P.O. Box 397 Phone:592-4139 YOUR INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENT BOBBIRK A.Leander McAlister TRUCKING COMPANY Wichita Falls, Texas 76307 Post Office Box 2214 Phone: 767-9246 Hardy McAlister — General Manager MIDWAY FISH FARM Channel Catfish Live or Dressed While You Wait All Types Fish Bait Iowa Park Road 855-3711 T. J. Medlinger — Owner Compliments of ROY CINDY CHILDERS CITY CLEANERS A Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Just A Little Bit Better 108 West Cash 214 TANNER-AULDS FUNERAL HOME 300 E. Cash Iowa Park, Texas CATLIN SERVICE STATION YOUR GULF PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTOR 808 East Highway 592-5261 We would like to express our appreciation to the advertisers who helped make this annual possible. Also, to the Donald Schrams, Thomas Johnsons, and Harrel Sullivans, a deep-hearted thank you for the use of their homes and yards in several pictures. Without Mr. Paul Woods, our representative from Taylor Publishing Company, the task of putting the annual together would have been much harder. Our deepest gratitude goes to our sponsor, Mrs. Raydean Mattis, and our principal, Mr. Bob Dawson, who have helped to make the 1973 HAWK a reality. The Editors, 1)U Jti-flL Memory of Mr. William Nunn, Teacher Miss Patty Pressler, Student The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want; He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters; He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness For His name's sake. Even though I walk through the valley Of the shadow of death, I fear no evil; For Thou art with me; Thy rod and Thy staff, They comfort me. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me All the days of my life; And I shall dwell in the house Of the Lord forever. Psalms 23 Index Adair, Sophia, 24 Adams, Debbie, 170,70 Adams, Rhonda, 170 Aguilar, Christie, 176 Alfred, Kathy, 164 Alsup, Randy, 92,95,186,85 Ammons, David, 170 Andersen, Karen, 170 Anderson, Debbie, 111 Anderson, Julie, 164 Anderson, Sherry, 164,110,113,198 Arrendondo, Horacio, 164 Arrendondo, Margarita, 176 Arrington, Steve, 170,90,163 Ashley, Tom, 24,66,65 Atchley, Royce, 164 Aulds, Bob, 164,102 Ayres, Lynn, 24 Baker, Vicki, 176 Balch, Freddy, 24 Balsley, Bramley, 24,31,147 Balli, Junior, 170 Barber, Cindy, 170 Barge, Donna, 170 Bartode, Kennetha, 170 Bartow, Paul, 170 Baston, Frank, 164,49,149,70 Beall, Weldon, 90,164,40,55,66,198 Beals, James, 170 Beasley, Brian, 176 Beck, Darrell, 162,176 Beck, Ricky, 170 Beggs, Robby, 170,55 Beisch, Rae Nell, 170 Bennett, Bill, 24,70 Bentley, Chuck, 170,54,60 Bentley, Cindy, 170 Bishop, Russell, 97,176 Black, Layne, 24 Blackerby, David, 170 Blair, Linda, 164 Blair, Stan, 162,164,70,183,206, 116,117 Blevins, Doug, 24,66,64,65 Bludnick, Paulette, 24,98,66 Bohannon, Carol, 176 Bohannon, Debbie, 24 Bohannon, Gordon, 25 Bonderant, June, 162,176 Boren, Brenda, 164 Boren, Ronnie, 86,170 Boren, Vickie, 170 Bosley, Robert, 25,86,92 Bottles, David, 164 Bottles, Mark, 97,176,106 Boulware, Mickey, 176 Bowman, Marjorie, 176,108 Bowman, Sally, 164,108,98,109 Bowen, Sharon, 170 Boyd, Cathy, 170,98 Bradberry, Evelyn, 25,66,64,79 Bradberry, Marion, 25 Brady, Mike, 90,164 Brady, Pat, 176 Brady, Shery Britt, Donna, 176 Britt, Jackie Britt, Paula, 170 Brixey, John, 25 Brookshire, James, 164 Brott, David, 170,70 Brott, Kathy, 162,176,108,70 Brown, Carol, 176,70,108 Brown, Debbie, 176 Brown, Karen, 164 Brown, Randy, 25,86,89,102,103, 104,105,84 Brown, Suzan, 164 Brown, Venisa, 170 Browning, Eddie, 176 Browning, Jimmy, 90,170 Broyles, Mona, 176 Bruce, Tommy, 25 Buikema, Dan, 164,209 Buikema, Debbie, 25,156,145,149, 186 Burkhart, Jerry, 25,29,60,86,94, 92,105,102,103 Burkitt, Tim, 96,160,164 Bumam, Randy, 96,164 Burrell, Betsy, 170,66 Bushfield, Audrey, 26,36,156,54,18 Bushfield, George, 97,176 Butler, Elaine, 26,49,149,70 Byrd, Shannon, 26 Caldwell, Cindy, 176 Calloway, Sam, 170,49,65,66,70, 110 Carlton, Randy 176 Carter, Mark, 86 Caroland, Jamie, 176 Caroland, Ken, 164 Carver, Janice, 140,176,71 Casey, Tom, 90,170 Cathey, Mary Lou, 170 Catlin, Debbie, 161,193,205 Catlin, Randy, 170 Catlin, Susan, 170,110 Catron, Brenda, 170 217 Chapman, Brent, 176 Chapman, John, 26,152,65,66,64 Chapman, Louis, 86,171,54,72,73, 102 Childers, Lee, 156,159,164,147,200, 70 Clapp, Larry, 79 Clark, Wade, 171 Cline, Sherry, 176 Clines, Stanley, 176', 106 Clines, Terry, 176,106 Cobb, Beth, 164,71 Cockrum, Cheryl, 164 Cogdell, Marvin, 171 Cole, Carla, 176 Cole, Judy, 176 Collins, Brenda, 176,108 Collins, David, 93,96,86,165,167, 105,102 Conley, Doris, 165 Conley, Martin, 176 Cook, Debbie, 26,152,153,65,64, 66,78 Cook, Kim, 171,40,60,101 Cook, Robert, 26 Cook, Steve, 86,165,22,79,116,117 Cooke, Mike, 26 Cooper, Carl, 165 Cope, Julie, 176 Copeland, Cleatius, 26,92 Copeland, David, 90,96,171,84 Copeland, Kenny, 171 Cosstick, Lisa, 171 Cousyn, Deborah, 171 Crettet, Marc, 171 Crowell, Deana, 176 Crush, Annette, 163,176 Cummings, Clifton, 86,171 Curry, Barbara, 165,204 Davenport, Bobby, 26,86,78 Davenport, Mike, 27 Davis, Floyd, 27 Davis, Gary, 27,154 Davis, Jamey, 156,171 Davis, Julie, 171,204 Davis, Kathy, 165,193,70 Davis, La Donna, 162,176,108 Davis, Randy, 176 Davis, Terry, 27,66,72,193,201 Davis, Vonda, 176 Dawson, Mary Ann, 171,101,196,110 Dean, Robert, 90,171 Dickerson, Eddy, 171 Dickerson, Speedy, 27,51 Dickey, Robert, 86,165 Dillard, Morris, 171,90 Dillard, Ralph, 27,60,86,102,85 Dipprey, Gary, 171 Disselhorst, Danny, 176 Disslehorst, Sheri, 163,165 Dodson, Tina, 176 Doherty, Ben, 27 Dormier, Marty, 176 Dowell, Donald, 176,106 Downs, Yvonne, 176 Doyle, Ricky, 171 Dozier, Nelda, 27,65,204 Dressier, Amy, 28,66 Dressier, Diane, 177 Duckett, Kenneth, 86,171,102 Durham, Cal, 171 Durham, David, 165 Durham, Glenda, 28,77 Eaton, Larry, 177 Ehlert, Michael, 86,165,213,182 Ehlert, Patrick, 177 Elliott, Charlotte, 172,171 Elliott, Hank, 162,177 Ellzey, Charles, 28 Ellzey, Sue, 171 England, Billy, 177 Englebracht, Charles, 165 Ervin, Linda, 28 Ervin, Patti, 177 Estepp, Raymond, 165 Estepp, Richard, 177 Fairchild, Anna, 171 Fairchild, Gene Farmer, Diana, 177,101 Farmer, Gisele, 60,165,56,61 Farmer, La Fonda, 165 Faux, Randy, 177 Feltman, Teresa, 165 Finney, Debbie, 28 Fitzgerald, Rickie, 177 Fischer, Gary, 171 Fischer, Lonnie, 171,102 Fletcher, Elizabeth, 177 Fletcher, Vanessa, 177 Fonville, Lynn, 177,106 Forney, Kathy, 171 Forsythe, Debra, 171,99,101 Forsythe, Mark, 177 Fox, Robin, 86,171,66,110 Franks, Helen, 171,98 Franks, Kenny, 164,165,149 Frazier, Daryl, 60,86,92,102,171 Frazier, Debbie, 177,61,98,100,108 Frazier, Geral, 171 Frazier, Greg, 159,161 Frazier, Jody, 165,193 Fulbright, Randy, 165,55,79 Fulfer, Barbara, 28 Fulfer, Beverly, 177 Fulfer, Debbie, 28 Fulfer, Elizabeth, 177 Fulfer, Norma, 177 Fulfer, Paula, 28 Galliton, Gary, 165 Galliton, Renee, 165 Galliton, Terry, 171,79 Gandy, Donna, 171 Garrels, Barbara, 163,171,101 Garrett, Teresa, 171 Garvin, Donna, 165 Gee, Pamela, 171 George, Brent, 90,171,102 Gholson, Jerry, 28,61,86,213,57 Gibbs, Pete, 28 Gibson, Ronnie, 177 Gibson, Sherree, 163,171 Gilbreath, Zearl, 165 Gilmore, Bill, 28 Gilmore, Billy, 97,177,104,65, 192,102 Gilmore, Jack, 165,54 Gilmore, Mary, 177 Goetze, Larry, 177 Goin, Danny, 29,78 Green, Richard, 29 Greenwood, Stuart, 86,172,51,213 Griffin, Ken, 29,160,147,149 Griffin, Patricia, 177,101 Griffith, Bobby, 165,78 Griffith, Rocky, 172 Griffith, Ronson, 90,172 Guthrie, Karan, 165 Guyette, Teresa, 177 Haley, Mike, 97,177,106 Hallford, Lori, 177 Hallford, Wayne, 29,86,42 Hambright, Andrew, 177 Hambright, Glenda, 29 Hambright, Sandra, 172 Hamiliton, Kellie, 152,165,67,70 Hampton, Beth, 29 Harper, Carol, 166 Harper, Susan, 177 Harrington, Renea, 177 Harris, Teresa, 172 Harris, Terri, 178 Harrison, Darryl, 172 Harrison, Lloyd, 29,86,66,110 Harvey, Harrison, 178 Hastings, Greg, 166 Hastings, Judy, 163,178,108 Hatfield, Janice, 170,172,54,101 Hathaway, David, 178 Hawthorne, Pam, 178 Haynes, Pat, 29 Heacox, Charles, 166 Headings, Barbara, 172 Helms, David, 172 Helms, Roy, 166 Henderson, Max, 165,166 Henson, Janie, 166,98,84 Herchman, Cole, 178 Herchman, Mike, 166 Hicks, Steve, 166 Hill, Hardin, 172,79 Hill, Karen, 172' Hill, Penny, 178 Hines, Steve, 90,172 Hodges, Bill, 178 Hodges, Jackie, 178 Holder, Karen, 178 Holder, Randell, 30,78 Holder, Wesley, 170,90 Hollenbaugh, Danny, 140,166,46,70 Holmgren, Rhea, 30,66,64,65,204 Honeycutt, Joanna, 172 House, Alan, 163,178 House, Gary, 166 Howard, Connie, 166,41 Howard, Ed, 54,102 Hubbard, Ken, 30,78 Hubner, Marie, 172 Hubner, Mark, 172,49,65,70 Hubner, Paula, 30 Huckaby, George, 30 Huffman, Tony, 178 Hughes, Penny, 178,108 Hughes, Randy, 178 Hull, Jack, 30,182 Hunter, Tammy, 178 Hutson, Randy, 30 Irby, Patti, 166,168 Irvin, Mike, 178 Jackson, Mark, 172 Jackson, Mary, 30 Jagger, Billy, 166 Jagger, Rick, 31 Jagger, Robert, 172 James, Jo Ellen, 172 Jameson, Kathy, 178 Jameson, Randy, 31 Johnson, Brenda, 178 Johnson, Jerry, 178 Johnson, Kim, 178,108 Johnson, Phil, 172 Johnson, Rhonda, 172,98 Johnston, Dena, 61,163,166 Johnston, Kerry, 70,178 Johnston, Terry, 70,178 Jones, Danny, 90,96 Jones, Joe, 178 Jones, Sandra, 166 Joplin, Alan, 70,166 Joplin, Ben, 175,172,46 Jordan, Lynn, 172 Joyner, Melvin, 172 Keck, Randy, 96 Keck, Steve, 178 Keener, Donna, 55,172,72,73,101 Kelly, Deli, 31 Kelly, Vickie, 178 Kennedy, Pat, 86,166 Kennedy, Sam, 31 Kent, Rita, 178 Kerr, Kim, 166 Kibler, John, 31 Kieren, Eddie, 90,172 Kingcade, Diane, 166,70,69 Kingcade, Elaine, 172,40,101 Kingcade, Janet, 31 Kingcade, Sandy, 178 Kinney, Billy, 178,180 Kirk, Debbie, 172 Knezek, Charles, 31,70 Kuehler, Lynett, 172 Kuykendall, Paul, 178 Kyle, Carlett, 158,166,167,204 Kyle, Denise, 172 Laird, David, 178 Landgraf, Denise, 179 Landiak, Steve, 31 Landrum, John, 31 Landrum, Perry, 172 Lane, Diane, 166 Lara, Nancy, 172 Lasseter, Sandra, 179 Latimer, Dwayne, 166,66 Latimer, Julie, 179 Laurence, David, 92,93,94,95,31 53 Leath, Annette, 163,153,166 Lee, Candye, 179 Lee, Donna, 166 Lee, Sammy, 166 Lee, Sandy, 179 Lee, Susan, 172 Lehman, Billy, 179 Lehman, Ginny, 35,31,149 Lightfoot, Cheryl, 167 Lightsey, Dianna, 173 Lindley, Buddy, 140,167 Lindley, Mark, 179 Lindsey, Cynthia, 179 Lington, Evan, 66,158,31,152,147, 149,145,56 Little, Allen, 173 Lovell, David, 173 Lovell, Randy, 179 Loyd, Kathy, 173 Loyd, Jo, 32 Lucore, Debbie, 32 Lucy, Barry, 179,97,61,106 Lunsford, Franklin, 167,149 Lyons, Kenny, 167 Mahler, Henry, 179 Mahler, Mary, 167,49,69,200,201 Maloney, Kathy, 173,84,101,108 Maloney, Kelly, 173 Maloney, Susie, 32,108,149,145 Maple, Redonda, 167 Marshall, Allan, 167 Marshall, Penny, 179 Marshall, Sue, 173 Marston, Kerry, 173 Mashburn, Bruce, 179 Mason, Sandra, 179 Mason, Vickie, 32,79 McAllister, Cindy, 173 McClelland, Roy, 179,40 McClelland, Sandy, 32,182 McClurg, Steve, 167 McCullough, Adrianne, 32 McFadden, Vickie, 167 McKay, Penny, 179 McKnight, Jeff, 179 McLaughlin, Randy, 179 McLemore, James, 90,167,52,72 McLemore, Larry, 179 McNeely, Sharon, 173,101 McNew, Ben, 173 McWilliams, Marla, 179,108 Medley, David, 173 Medlinger, Tim, 173 Mercer, Tama, 173 Merrill, Steffanie, 167 Meux, Jay, 90,96,173,116,117 Meux, Laura, 179 Millender, Max, 173 Miller, Don, 32,72 Miller, Julie, 167 Miller, Larry, 179 Miller, Nancy, 160,147,149,150,151, 205,213 Miller, Susan, 179,61 Minderman, Mike, 167,46 Miranda, Arthur, 173 Miranda, Gloria, 167 Moer, David, 179 Moer, Gary, 179 Moer, Linda, 33,51 Moer, Marianne, 33,55 Moore, Barbara, 33,42,66,63,182 Moore, Cathy, 173 Moore, Gail, 173 Morgan, Connie, 179,108 Morgan, Jerry, 30,33,78,86 Morgan, Jimmy, 179 Morgan, Raymond, 173 Morgan, Ronald, 179 Morris, Earl, 179 Morrison, Connie, 173,101 Morton, Joe, 179,106 Moss, Jimmy, 163,179 Moulton, David, 33 Mueller, Mike, 179 Muhlinghause, Laquita, 36,33,40, 55 Muhlinghause, Tina, 173,66,70 Myers, Jerry, 179 Myers, Lynn, 33,55 Myers, Randy, 33,78 Neely, Laura, 179 Neifert, Greg, 167 Nipper, Diane, 33,159,51,65,67, 149,145 Nipper, Jaye, 167,70,149 Nolen, Robert, 179,106 Norman, Jeff, 167 Norris, Tracy, 179 ¥ Norseworthy, Darrell, 179 Norseworthy, Martha, 167 Oakley, Connie, 173 Oakley, Paul, 180 O'Brien, Stella, 173,45,72 O’Donnell, Dawn, 180 O'Donnell, Mike, 33,65,66,67,146, 69 Owen, Joe, 180 Owens, Bill, 167 Owens, Karen, 173 Paine, Jeff, 173,54,116 Painter, Teri, 173 Papinchock, Shawn, 167 Pappas, Amy, 140,167,72,73 Pappas, Julie, 180,108,109 Parkey, Allan, 33,37,86,102 Parkey, Martha, 180,109 Patterson, Brent, 163,173 Patterson, Donna, 173 Patterson, Mickey, 174 Pavlovic, Fred, 78,155 Payne, Penny, 174 Payne, Vicki, 34 Pearce, Bobby, 180 Pennington, Debra, 167,70 Perry, Brenda, 180 Perry, David, 167 Petty, Joe, 167 Phillips, Pam, 174 Phillips, Patricia, 168 Phillips, Rand el, 180 Pieratt, Terry, 168,42 Pierce, Vicki, 174 Pierre, Adrienne, 180 Pinson, Mark, 174 Pittman, Dale, 61,97,180,106, 107 Pohlmann, Pat, 174 Posey, Sheryl, 180 Potter, Willie, 180 Pressler, Patty, 174 Price, Joan, 168 Price, Mike, 34,78 Price, Randy, 174 Puder, Rick, 180 Putrid, Penelope, 220 Railsback, Kern, 168,64,70 Raines, Carl, 168,116 Rains, Vincent, 174 Ratcliff, Sharon, 180 Ratcliff, Terry, 55,163,168 Reams, Wade, 180 Reaves, Dana, 34,79 Redell, Roland, 34 Reed, Jamie, 174 Reid, Amber, 174 Reid, Yvonne, 174 Rich, Terry, 174,70 Ricks, Johnny, 177,180 Riley, Randy, 90,174 Riley, Rickie, 34,24 Riley, Ross, 34 Riley, Terry, 180 Riley, Vickie, 168 Rivers, Bobby, 180,106 Roberts, Kathy, 180,70 Roberts, Johnny, 34,36,110,54 Robertson, Betty, 174 Robertson, Bobby, 180 Robertson, Loretta, 168 Robertson, Vickie, 168 Robinson, Anita, 86,88,96 Robinson, Donna, 34,198 Robinson, Rexa, 168 Rohbaugh, James, 140,180 Rose, Lester, 168 Ross, David, 86,88,96,174,102 Routh, Eugene, 180 Rowland, Pam, 180 Roye, Judy, 180 Rusk, Keith, 174 Russum, Cathy, 173,174,40,54,101 Russum, Connie, 35,141,40,60,63, 173,205 Ryan, Kitty, 174,108 Sargent, Russell, 163,168 Sargent, Theresa, 178,180 Sasser, Bill, 168 Sasser, Laura, 180 Schaffner, Sandy, 180 Scheffe, Ken, 86,174,102 Schmidt, Kathrine, 168,149,70,69 Schmidt, Mike, 97,180 Schmidt, Reagan, 55,168 Schram, Susan, 174 Schroeder, Carol, 180 Schroeder, Karen, 168 Schroeder, Richard, 180 Scobee, LaRonda, 168 Scobee, Randy, 35 Scobee, Vinita, 174,60 Segler, Lilly, 180 Settle, Susie, 168 Sharp, Gary, 35,86 Shaw, Jack, 96,84,168 Shaw, Mary, 163,181 Shawver, Charmagne, 174 Sheets, Kathy, 164 Sheets, Kim, 181 Shewmake, Wanda, 164 Shirley, Sheri, 174,72 Shook, Rhonda, 181,108 Shook, Ricky, 181 Sigafus, Ruth, 35 Siddle, Trena, 35,79 Sidlauskas, Cheryl, 174 Simmons, Patricia, 174 Singer, Teri, 35,66,145,98,100, 106 Singer, Tony, 97,181 Singletary, Steve Singleton, Rodney, 174 Singleton, Debbie, 35 Skelton, Michelle, 35,55,84,98 Skinner, Larry, 181 Slaughter, Lea Ann, 35 Smallwood, Cathy, 35,40,149,98, 145 Smallwood, Jon, 181 Smith, Cindy, 164 Smith, Cindy, 174,204 Smith, Cindy, 181,108 Smith, Debbie, 174 Smith, John, 181 Smith, Karen, 164,66 Smith, Linda, 174 Smith, Mark, 181,106,107 Smith, Phyllis, 164,71 Sorey, Steve, 174,90 Spain, Danny, 36,78 Spears, Cecelia, 164 Spikes, Gina, 174 Spruiell, Barry, 86,162,175 Spruiell, Jeff, 181 Spruiell, Johnny, 154 Spruiell, Stan, 36,102,85 Spruiell, Wes, 86,164 Staber, Vicki, 164 Stankewitz, Mark, 163,175,70 Stevenson, Sharia, 175 Stewart, Brenda, 175 Stewart, James, 181 Stewart, Randy, 36,32,50,72 Stout, Betty, 164 Stone, Brenda, 181 Stringer, Vickie, 175 Stubbs, Marcie, 36,45,66,61,63, 193,205 Sullivan, Cathy, 164,71 Swanson, Russell, 181 Swedberg, Gene, 90,175 Sykes, John, 36,86,50,65,55,66,67, 147 Sykes, Kay, 181 Sykes, Margaret, 175 Taylor, Dennis, 164 Teafatiller, Gail, 36 Teel, George, 175,49,66,70 Teel, Susan, 164,209,110,193 Tendick, Dale, 164,102 Tendrick, Ron, 97,181 Tennant, Larry, 175 Tesillo, Karen, 181 Thomas, Freida, 175 Thomas, Sandy, 36,42,41 Thomason, Penny, 36 Thompson, Debbie, 36,54,72,73 Thompson, Gail, 181 Thompson, Jimmy, 97,181 Thompson, Kathi, 164 Thompson, Kathy, 175,99 Thompson, Vicki, 162,175,65 Threet, Leroy, 164,86,102,103 Threet, Susan, 175 Tidwell, Mike, 175 Tigrett, Paul, 175 Timms, Staci, 181 Todd, Gerald, 181 Toler, Sandra, 181 Toler, Steve, 90,175,101 Tolleson, Lee, 175 Travis, Bruce, 175 Trent, Diane, 175 Trent, Tim, 181 Twyford, Tracy, 90,175,110 Vanek, Ricky, 181 Vestal, Elaine, 181,44 Vickers, Paul, 181 Voyles, Terri, 175 Wadsworth, Mike, 36,49,64 Wadsworth, Paula, 164 Walburn, Alan, 175 Wallace, Alan, 175 Wallace, Robyn, 36 Walls, Donna, 181 Walls, Terry, 175 Ward, Paul, 90,175 Washburn, Rebecca, 181 Watson, Carl, 86,164,45,50.149 Watson, Darwin, 86,102,166 Watson, Shelia, 70,169 Weaver, Richard, 175 Whatley, Cynthia, 175 Whatley, LaWanna, 169,84,98, 99 Wheeler, Denise, 37 Wheeler, Shelli, 175 Whitaker, Cody, 181 White, Denise, 175 White, Mike, 181 White, Teresa, 37 Wilkerson, Susan, 181 Williams, Connie, 181,70 Williams, Jerry, 25,37,60,186 Williams, Joel, 181 222 Williams, Kim, 181 Williams, Kyle, 175 Williams, Larry, 92,96,169 Williams, ReGenna, 175 Williams, Sharon, 175 Williamson, Donna, 175 Williamson, Gary, 37,155,78 Wilson, Ivan, 169 Wilson, James, 181,106 Wright, Gary, 181 Wright, Kathy, 175 Wright, Kevin, 90,162,169,73,72 Wright, Stephen, 37,78 Wood, Stephen, 37 Woods, Julie, 33,37,40 Woods, Tom, 97,179,181 Wynn, Pam York, Cathy, 37,153,156,42,149,145 York, Daniel, 90,96 York, Marylu, 27,37,144,149 Young, Richard, 181 Young, Shannon, 181 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Alsup, J,, 120 Ayres, L., 130 Black, R., 124 Brooks, D., 137,76 Butler, B., 41,55,90,92,129 Clary, G., 55,96,129,113 Cowley, H., 123 Cowley, J, Davis, J., 126 Davis, R., 137,76 Dawson, B., 41,2,3,120,221,218 Dearen, B., 125 Dick, D., 47,65,134 Doherty, D., 41,133 Flippin, D., 86,102,128,135 Graves, G., 86,128 Harrell, H., 126 Hays, T. B. , 124 Hicks, C., 138 Howell, J., 137,76 Jennings, D., 136 King, C., 48,135 Kingsley, L., 70,134 Klinkerman, L. , 98,100,101,129 Laird, H. , 126 Lang, G., 130 Lemmons, W. , 129,113 Lucy, D,, 86,102,128,132 Lyles, G., 41,55,131,221,77 Mattis, R., 124 Medlinger, B,, 138 Meux, E., 41,131 Miller, D. , 49 Myers, C., 122,127 Nelson, H., 138 Nowell, F,, 123 Nunn, W., 132 Oliver, B., 97,106,128 Priddy, M., 41,133 Ratcliff, J., 132 Savant, G. , 47,127 Smith, B. Smith, C. B., 72,125,149 Smith, J. W., 132 Sumner, R., 129,136 Venhaus, C., 127 Vest, J. Williams, J,, 136 Wilson, E., 130 Wineinger, D., 129,112 Wynn, W,, 133 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Cummings, R., 139 Durham, N., 139 Hammonds, A., 139 Harrison, S., 139 Haynes, G., 139 Heacox, B., 139 Hodges, M. L., 139,217 Hughes, N., 139 Voyles, T., 139 223 — ' ' ' .' . •• ✓