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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

MR. DARRELL DICK A FRIEND TO ALL Mr. Darrell Dick is a man who is interested in students as individuals, not just as faces in a group. He is devoted to his teaching, his friends, and his family. In recognition of these outstanding qualities, the 1974 HAWK is dedicated to Mr. Dick. Since becoming high school choir director here six years ago, Mr. Dick has enlarged the choral department to include the Acappella Choir, Boys’ and Girls’ Choirs, Mixed Choir, Tempos, Music Theory, and Men's Quartet. Mr. Dick con- sistently produces award-winning choirs. He has a personality that encourages his students to put forth their best efforts. Mr. Dick has helped to develop many soloists and several students have received scholarships as a result of the training with Mr. Dick. Because of Mr. Dick’s leadership and con- genial manner, the choral department, especially the Acap- pella Choir, is an organization known for unity and love for fellow members. The first two years of Mr. Dick's eight years of teaching in Iowa Park were as a junior high history teacher. He has also taught high school history for six years. Before coming to Iowa Park, Mr. Dick had taught junior high history at Cro- well , Texas and established the first choir there. Mr. Dick's wife, Ann, is a science teacher at Iowa Park Jun- ior High, and they have two daughters, Lori and Traci. PERSONAL GLIMPSES The 1973-74 school year began on August 27 as Mr. Dawson explained school regulations in the opening assembly. From that moment on, IPHS was in continu- ous motion. Throughout the year, things happened that meant something special to you even if no one else noticed. The events in the HAWK 74 were personal glimpses at IPHS because it was your annual, your school, and your year. 6 WHEN THE LEAVES BEGAN TO FALL Extra practices for football games and studying for tests were a necessary part of the beginning school year. Southern School Assemblies provided a change in the daily routine. Couples talked at their lockers and the entire student body became involved in extra curricular activities. Teachers worked hard in their classrooms or relaxed in the lounge during their conference periods. Individual mug shots were taken so that you would be a part of the HAWK 74. 11 VcWmV . THEN WINTER WINDS CAME 14 Basketball season opened, and after all the pre-Christ- mas festivities were completed, the long awaited holi- days arrived. Semester exams were taken and one half of your year was gone. To conserve energy, the speed limit was reduced to 55 mph, students had to come to school in the dark because of daylight savings time, and school thermostats were turned down to 68 degrees. Mr. Dawson decided that the lockers were getting too full of trash, so all the students were called out of class to rearrange their lockers to make room for their books. 15 o 18 19 WHEN SPRING WAS IN THE AIR General Motors sponsored an assembly to stress the energy crisis. Jack Stevens made his annual visit to the American history classes, and he talked about his life as rancher and western artist. Track season opened, and as the weather became warmer, motor- cycles were seen more often. Banquets were held, and the band variety show provided entertainment for everyone. On April 11, a successful Hillbilly Day was another way to make your year even more spe- cial. 20 21 W47t- 24 25 DO NOT BE ANGRY OVER THE PAST NOR WASTE TIME IN FEAR OF THE FUTURE BUT LOOK AROUND IN AWARENESS OF THE PRESENT HOUR. As your school year rushed to a close, band instruments were turned in. The Annual Awards Assembly was held and the 74 Hawk was dedicated to Mr. Dick. The 1974 Hawk baseball team came through with our only District 4-AAA championship. Annual staff apprentices assisted with varied tasks during the year. Baccalaureate inspired seniors to set goals for themselves, and the school seemed especially vacant because of test exemptions. Even if you were not a senior, gradua- tion provided a memorable cli- max for your school year. 28 29 SHERRY ANDERSON HORACIO ARREDONDO ROYCE ATCHLEY Senior class officers were: David Collins, President; Carlett Kyle, Vice-President; Gisele Farmer, Secretary; and Sherry Anderson, Treasurer. BOB AULDS DONNA BALCH RANDY BARTON FRANK BASTON WELDON BEALL VICKIE BERRY 30 Senior class favorites were: David Collins and Shelia Watson. PRESTIGE AND LEADERSHIP LINDA BLAIR STAN BLAIR DAVID BOTTLES MIKE BRADY JACKIE BRITT KAREN BROWN SUZAN BROWN DAN BUIKEMA 31 Drum majorettes, Kellie Hamilton and K tihjrine Schmidt, tried to stay warm while cheering on the football team. RANDAL BURNAM KEN CAROLAND LEE ANN CHILDERS CHERYL COCKRUM DAVID COLLINS DORIS CONLEY 32 FULFILLING DREAMS STEVE COOK BARBARA CURRY KATHY DAVIS DEBRA DAYMUDE EDDY DICKERSON BETH DICKEY ROBERT DICKEY GARY DIPPERY SHERI DISSELHORST RICKY DOYLE DAVID DURHAM MICHAEL EHLERT 33 COLLEGE OR BUSINESS WORLD GISELE FARMER LaFONDA FARMER CARTER FEATHERSTON TERESA FELTMAN KENNY FRANKS JODY FRAZIER ZEARL GILBREATH JACK GILMORE BOBBY GRIFFITH KAREN GUTHRIE KELLIE HAMILTON CAROL HARPER GREG HASTINGS CHARLES HEACOX MAX HENDERSON 34 MIKE HERCHMAN RICHARD HICKS STEVE HICKS Teresa Feltman realized the advantages of an aca- demic or vocational career. , f XrZ The r°Ijege handbook aas HARDIN HILL ROYAL HOFFMAN DANNY HOLLENBAUGH GARY HOUSE TERRIE IKEY PATTI IRBY 35 SPECIAL PRIVILEGES BILLY JAGGER TOMMY JOHNSON DENA JOHNSTON DANNY JONES ALAN JOPLIN MARCUS JORDAN Office workers, Terry Ratcliff, Gisele Farmer, and Larry Williams, assisted Mrs. Smith by checking the roll. 36 Charles Heacox checked under the hood for engine trouble. STEVE KELLY PAT KENNEDY KIM KERR DIANE KINGCADE CARLETT KYLE DIANE LANE DWAYNE LATIMER ANNETTE LEATH 37 WELL-DISCIPLINED SENIORS Michael Ehlert was unable to convince Mr. Lyles that seniors did not need disciplinary action; therefore, the HAWK TAWK continued to carry out its duties. DONNA LEE SAM LEE CHERYL LIGHTFOOT BUDDY LINDLEY FRANKLIN LUNSFORD MARY MAHLER ALLAN MARSHALL VICKIE McFADDEN JAMES McLEMORE RICKY MCWILLIAMS BETTY MEDLINGER STEFFANIE MERRILL JULIA MILLER MIKE MINDERMAN ELIZABETH MOORE VICKIE MYERS JAYE NIPPER MARTHA NORSEWORTHY AMY PAPPAS DEBRA PENNINGTON JOE PETTY 39 TERRY PIERATT JOAN PRICE KERN RAILSBACK CARL RAINES TERRY RATCLIFF 40 PROUD OF ACHIEVEMENT RUSSELL SARGENT BILL SASSER KATHRINE SCHMIDT REAGAN SCHMIDT KAREN SCHROEDER LaRONDA SCOBEE SUSIE SETTLE JACK SHAW KATHY SHEETS WANDA SHEWMAKE CINDY SMITH 41 AN ENDING BUT ALSO A BEGINNING Even though seniors graduated and left high school, it was also the beginning of a new adventure. KAREN SMITH PHYLLIS SMITH CECELIA SPEARS WES SPRUIELL CATHY SULLIVAN DENNIS TAYLOR DAVID TEAGUE SUSAN TEEL DALE TENDICK 42 KATHY THOMPSON LEROY THREET PAULA WADSWORTH CARL WATSON DARWIN WATSON SHELIA WATSON LARRY WILLIAMS SHARON WILLIAMS IVAN WILSON KEVIN WRIGHT TOMMY WRIGHT 43 ACADEMICS 45 Lto R: C. E. Myers, president; J. O. McCullough, Stanley Williamson, Delbert Catlin, Hoyt Watson, Pete Koonce, Robert Wilcox, and Faris Nowell, superintendent. (b) (a) The 1973-74 Board of Education. (b) Mr. Nowell, Superintendent. (c) Mr. Cowley, Vocational Director. (d) Mr. Dawson, Principal. (e) Mr. Alsup, Vice-Principal. 46 PROVIDING THE ANSWERS Herman Escue Beverly Smith COUNSELOR SECRETARY 47 Linda Ayers VOCATIONAL Ruby Black ENGLISH Fran Bone ENGLISH Dennis VOCATIONAL ATTENTIVE DIRECTION Miss Ayers displayed cooking techniques. Bobby Butler ATHLETICS Jane Cowley LIBRARIAN Jo Ann Davis BUSINESS Richard Davis VOCATIONAL 48 $£fl- ® i Betty Dearen ENGLISH Darrell Dick CHOIR Don Flippin ATHLETICS Grady Graves ATHLETICS Norma Harrell BUSINESS Tom Hays Jim Henderson Carlton Hicks Jimmy Howell ENGLISH MATH VOCATIONAL VOCATIONAL Doyce Jennings Carl King Lorna Harriette Laird VOCATIONAL HISTORY Klinkerman BUSINESS ATHLETICS VOCATIONAL ATHLETICS HISTORY ENGLISH 49 Bonnie Elizabeth Meux David Mooney Pam Motheral Medlinger HISTORY BAND SPEECH VOCATIONAL Herb Nelson Mike Priddy VOCATIONAL SCIENCE John Ratcliff James Smith MATH MATH Carol Venhaus SPANISH Elma Wilson VOCATIONAL Diana White SCIENCE Wilbert Wynn SCIENCE 50 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE (e) Ruby Cummings, Annabel Hammonds, The, ' Voyles, Undell Copeland, Bobbie Heacox, Dixie Blackwell, Jaunita Shipman, and Silvesta Harrison. (e) (a) Mrs. Mattis received a Christmas present from the Hawk Annual Staff. (b) Mr. Priddy evaluated his students. (c) Cafeteria workers. (d) M. L. Hodges, maintenance. (e) Mr. Franks and Mr. Hodges worked diligently at maintaining school property. Teachers not pictured: Mary Caddell - VOCATIONAL Robert Sumner - VOCATIONAL J. B. Williams - VOCATIONAL 51 1973 HOMECOMING 54 (a) Mr. Merrill escorted Steffanie. (b) Jodi Frazier and her father. (c) Mr. Kyle and his daughter, Carlett. (d) The queen and her court observed a Hawk victory of 41-10 over Stephenville. (e) Gisele Farmer reigned over the 1973 Homecom- ing festivities. (f) Gisele Farmer received the traditional crown, red roses, and a kiss from student council presi- dent, David Collins. 55 HONOR GRADUATES Lee Ann Childers VALEDICTORIAN Russell Sargent THIRD Carlett Kyle FOURTH Amy Pappas FIFTH Bob Aulds SIXTH 56 Franklin Lunsford SALUTATORIAN Robert Dickey SEVENTH Carl Raines EIGHTH Debra Pennington NINTH Kern Railsback TENTH 57 59 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY (a) Officers were, Left to Right: Kenny Franks, vice president; Lee Ann Childers, historian; Carl Watson, president; Kathrine Schmidt, secretary; Franklin Lunsford, reporter; Jaye Nipper, treasurer; and Frank Baston, parliamentarian. 60 (a) 1973-74 National Honor Society Officers. (b) The 1974 National Honor Society initiates were: Debra Pennington, Russell Sargent, Debbie Adams, Gary House, Penny Payne, Jay Meux, Carlett Kyle, David Copeland, Tina Muhlinghause, Brent Patterson, Randy Keck, Susan Teel, Chuck Bentley, Sherree Gibson, Steve Arrington, Betsy Burrell, Steven Sorey, and Jeff Paine. (c) Mrs. Cowley was sponsor of the National Honor Society. (c) 61 GRADUATION AWARDS BOBBY GILBREATH Kenny Franks received the Bobby Gilbreath Award for his scholastic and athletic abilities exhibited during his high school years. 62 ARION Kern Railsback was the recipient of the Arion Award for musical abilities displayed during his high school years. OUTSTANDING TEENAGERS OF AMERICA Russell Sargent, Carlett Kyle, Kenny Franks, Franklin Lunsford, Lee Ann Childers, Bob Aulds. 63 (a) Carl Raines won first in Regional and third in State jour- nalism contests in editorial writing. (b) Daryl Frazier placed first in high jump at the Regional contest and fourth at the State contest. (c) The UIL District winners who qualified for Regional com- petition were: Julie Latimer, Steve Arrington, Kenny Franks, Randy Keck, Carl Raines, Jeff Paine, and Annette Leath in Literary Events. Not pictured were Den- ise Bohannon and Weldon Beall. Track and field winners were: Daryl Frazier and Jack Gilmore. (d) Barry Spruiell, Wes Spruiell, Mark Carter, David Col- lins, Stewart Greenwood, Leroy Threet, and David Ross were All-District football players. (e) All-District in Volleyball was Debbie Frazier. (e) 65 WHO’S WHO AWARDS (b) 66 67 70 (f) (a) George Teel - Spanish. (b) Mark Lindley and Janice Carver - Band. (c) Kellie Hamilton and Ricky Blair - Choir. (d) Annette Leath - Business. (e) Patricia Griffin - Shorthand. (f) Julie Latimer - Typing. (g) Dena Johnston - Speech. 71 OUTSTANDING IN ATHLETICS (a) David Collins - Boys' Athletics. (b) Jody Frazier - Girls' Athletics. (c) Debra Pennington - Vocational Office Educa- tion. (d) Marcus Jordan - Vocational Agriculture. (e) Phyllis Smith - Homemaking. (b) 72 ORGANIZATIONS 77 78 74 HAWK ANNUAL STAFF Lee Ann Childers - Editor and Opening Section. Kathy Davis - Seniors. Mary Mahler - Organizations. Kenny Franks - Athletics and Photographer. David Collins - Athletics. Russell Sargent - Advertisements. Dan Buikema - Photographer. Stan Blair - Photographer. Frank Baston - Underclassmen. Barbara Garrels - Academics and Honors. Jay Meux - Photographer. Mark Stankewitz - Photographer. Mrs. Mattis - Sponsor. 79 MUSIC MAKERS ' � wwm� � f | (C) 80 (a) Mr. Mooney, Band Director. (b) 1973-74 Hawk Band Officers: Kern Railsback, Pres- ident; Kathrine Schmidt, Vice President; Charlotte Elliott, Secretary; Barbara Curry, Treasurer. (c) Drum Majorettes: Seniors, Kellie Hamilton (head), and Kathrine Schmidt (assistant). (d) 1974 Symphonic Band. (e) Ricky Blair watched the game with concern. 81 82 (f) (a) Lee Childers and her guest enjoyed the Band Ban- quet. (b) Hawk Band Twirlers: Carla Cole, Phyllis Smith, Janice Carver, Beth Dickey, and Cathy Sullivan. (c) 1974 Concert Band. (d) Hawk Stage Band. (e) Kern Railsback and Kathrine Schmidt, 1973-74 Band King and Queen. (f) George Teel, All-Area Band. (e) 83 BE IT RESOLVED (a) Laura Meux and Patricia Griffin;' Girls’ Debate. (b) Mrs. Meux; Debate Sponsor. (c) John Adams and Bruce Ham- monds; Boys' Debate. (d) Mike Nipper and Franklin Luns- ford; Boys' Debate. (e) Kyle Lemmon; Research Mate- rial. 84 RODEO CLUB (a) Miss White and Mr. Lyles, Rodeo Club Sponsors. (b) Rodeo Club Officers: Carlett Kyle, President: Den- ise Kyle, Secretary; Vickie McFadden, Treasurer; and Terry Pieratt, Vice President. 85 IN THE MAINSTREAM (a) Senior Representatives: Car- lett Kyle, Michael Ehlert, Sheri Disselhorst, Kenny Franks, and Dena Johnston. (b) Junior Representatives: Kim Cook, Susan Threet, Cathy Russum, Daryl Frazier, and Chuck Bentley. (c) Freshman Representatives: Jim Stevens, Darla Roberts, and Mike Nipper. (d) Sophomore Representatives: Tom Woods, Julie Cope, Susan Miller, and Dale Pitt- man. (e) Student Council Officers: David Collins, President; Jody Frazier, Secretary; Susan Teel, Treasurer; and Leroy Threet, Vice-Presi- dent. (f) David Collins, Student Coun- cil President. 86 87 HAWK SPIRIT (a) Mrs. Venhaus, pep squad sponsor. (b) LaFonda Farmer, pep squad president. (c) 1973-74 pep squad. (d) Cathy Russum, junior. (e) Vinita Scobee, junior. (f) Barbara Garrels, junior. (g) Susan Teel, senior. (h) Sherry Anderson, senior and head cheerleader. (i) Steffanie Merrill, senior. 88 WITH A SONG IN YOUR HEART (d) (a) Mr. Dick, choir director. (b) Ricky Blair, a freshman, was the only member to make All-State Choir. (c) A Cappella Choir officers: Paula Wadsworth, Secretary; Kevin Wright, Vice-President; Kellie Hamilton, Treasurer; and Gary House, Presi- dent. (d) Susan Teel, a senior, was the 1973-74 A Cap- pella Choir Sweetheart. (e) Kerry Johnston, accompanist. (f) 1973-74 A Cappella Choir. (e) 91 (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Kern Railsback, pianist for A Cappella Choir. ALL-AREA Choir Members: Kellie Hamilton, Paula Wadsworth, Darryl Harrison, and Ricky Blair. Second Period Mixed Choir. Fifth Period Mixed Choir. ALL-REGION Choir Members. A Cappella Choir Section Leaders: Kern Rails- back , Tina Muhlinghause, Susan Teel, and Wel- don Beall. (C) 92 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS (a) Senior Chapter Officers: Susan Catlin, Donna Keener, Debbie Adams, Denise White, Elaine Kingcade, Cindy Smith, Terri Voyles, Yvonne Reid, and Amber Reid. (b) Jim Stevens, Junior Chapter Beau. (c) HERO-FHA Officers: Shelia Watson, Kathrine Schmidt, Rhonda Johnson, and Amber Reid. (d) Robin Fox, Senior Chapter Beau. (e) Junior Chapter Officers: San- dra Sorey, Judy Hastings, Carla Cole, LaDonna Davis, Carey Roberts, Sharon Rat- cliff, Debbie Brown, and Kim Baca. 94 ■I FUTURE FARMERS (a) FFA Officers: Jackie Britt, Student Advisor; Marvin Cogdell, Treasurer; Randy Catlin, Sentinel; Steve Kelly, President; Marcus Jordan, Vice President; Rocky Griffith, Reporter; and Bud Singleton, Secre- tary. (b) Carlett Kyle, FFA Sweetheart. (c) 1974 FFA Project Show. Cb) 95 HAWK SQUAWK VOL. Ill 1973-74 Price: 100 STAFF Editor Assistant Editor Editorials Sports Editor Organizations Editor Business Managers Cartoonist Typist Reporters Greg Brewer, Harmon, Rick Harper, Vanek, and Tom Woods Advisor Dena Johnston Sheri Disselhorst Weldon Beall Danny Jones Steve Toler Vickie McFadden Carl Raines Barry Spruiell Dale Tendick Kern Railsback Marty Dormier, Jack Gilmore, David Bill Hodges, Larry McLemore, Rick Mrs. Mattis 96 OFFICE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION (C) (a) OEA Senior and Junior Chapter Officers: Annette Leath, Max Henderson, Karen Brown, Kathy Thompson, Sharon McNeely, Yvonne Reid, Debra Pennington, Cathy Sullivan, Sheri Disselhorst, Cindy Smith, Janice Hatfield, Cindy Smith, Susan Threet, Denise White, and Kathy Wright. (b) Yvonne Reid and Max Henderson attended the OEA banquet (c) Mrs. Medlinger, OEA sponsor. 97 THE WORLD OF WORK 98 (a) and (e) Auto Body Officers: Lonnie Fischer, President; Mike Brady, Secretary; Kenny Copeland, Representa- tive; Steve Hicks, Parliamentarian; Randy Price, Sergeant at Arms. (b) and (c) Auto Mechanics Officers: Horacio Arredondo, President; Eddy Dickerson, Vice President; Mike Min- derman. Secretary; Charles Heacox, Treasurer; Jack Hodges, Representative; Gary Dippery, Parlia- mentarian; and Kelly Maloney, Sergeant at Arms. (d) Building Trades Officers: David Teague, President; David Perry, Vice President; Mike Herchman, Secre- tary; Hardin Hill, Treasurer; Ricky Doyle, Reporter; and Paul Kuykendall, Parliamentarian. (f) Cosmetology Officers: La Ronda Scobee, President; Donna Lee, Vice President; Kathy Sheets, Secretary; Kathy Thompson, Reporter; Teresa Feltman, Parliamentarian; Wanda Shewmake, Sergeant at Arms; and Karen Schroeder, Treasurer. 99 (a) Teri Painter portrayed Edith Ann during an assem- bly. (b) Leroy Threet played the part of Rodrick in The Long Christmas Dinner' ’. (c) Harry, David Collins, begged to be born. (d) Miss Motheral, Thespian sponsor received flowers from her students. (e) Troupe 1554 Officers: Sheri Shirley, Doris Conley, James McLemore, Louis Chapman, Stella O'Brien, Donna Keener, and Amy Pappas. (f) Thespian initiates: Modena Moore, Carol Harper, Steve Keck, Kim Johnson, Randy Keck, David Brott, David Collins, Marc Crettet, Weldon Beall, Teri Painter, Jody Frazier, and Dena Johnston. (g) Jody Frazier performed at the Thespian banquet. 100 101 THE PROUD MEAN GREEN Home of the IJj Cummings - T - Jr i Boren - G - Sr. Kennedy - G - Sr. idy Barton - G-Sr. 10 - Brent George - E 13 - Daryl Frazier - QB J| 14 - Leroy Threet - QB 20 - Tom Woods 21 - Wes Spruiell - FB - Sr 22 - Lonnie Fisher - J 23 - Royal Hoffman - FB 30 - Eddie Kieren - TB - Jr 3 , Mike Ehlert - WB - Sr 33 - Franks - E - Sr. - T - Jr 75 Phil Johnson - C - 80 ADavid Collins 50 « «hI� fW ei5i .- tuan GreenwtJi VOSv-Xarl Watson - C | 1-'Davifl-Sopeland - E - Jr 104 (a) 1973 Varsity team picture. (b) 1973 Varsity team roster. (c) David Ross ran for tough yardage. (d) Coach Graves helped Barry Spruiell make another decision. (e) The punishing Hawk defense did it again. 105 (a) 1973 Varsity Hawks Season Record. (b) Michael Ehlert cut upfield. (c) The Mean Green set for another play. (d) Coach Flippin received valuable information from the press box. (e) Leroy Threet exhibited his ball carrying ability. (f) The Mean Green offense scored again. SCORE ■■l Date HAWKS OPPONENT Sept. 7 35 MHV.. , Gainesville Ardmore, Ok. 22 Sept. 14 29 0 Sept. 21 35 Jacksboro 6 Oct. 5 14 Vernon 3 Oct. 12 0 Brownwood 6 Oct. 19 41 Stephenville 10 Oct. 26 35 Graham 26 Nov. 2 17 Burkburnett 14 Nov. 9 28 Weatherford 0 Nov. 16 20 Hirschi 21 (a) 106 JUNIOR VARSITY TOP: Coach Lemons, Coach Butler, S. Clines, J. Morton, G. Swedberg, M. Schmidt, S. Sorey, D. Dowell, D. Harman, P. Ward, B. Lucy, R. Griffith, W. Holder. MIDDLE: B. Kinney, B. Nolen, C. Herch- man, M. Dormier, S. Toler, J. Owens, S. Arrington, M. Smith, L. Skinner, P. Brady, M. Patterson. BOTTOM: J. Grant, C. Bentley, R. Dean, B. Patterson, R. Young, J. Martini, M. Haley, D. York, J. Thompson, T. Clines, G. Brewer. 108 (e) (a) 1973 Junior Varsity Team Picture. (b) Mike Haley cut upfield. (c) A punishing Hawk defense. (d) Poised for attack. (e) Stan Clines and Steve Sorey closed in fast. (f) Elusive Chuck Bentley scrambled. 109 FRESHMEN TOP: Coach Oliver, R. Merriman, A. Hernandez, R. Dillard, S. Kimbrew, R. Cook, S. Lane, K. Hamil- ton, Coach Clary. MIDDLE: B. Collins, J. Bentley, K. Rains, B. Catlin, R. Elliot, C. Franks, R. Blair, S. Copening. BOTTOM: J. Stevens, S. Forman, L. Goin, B. Goin, E. Beisch, T. Alexander, C. Mattis. (a) 1973 Freshman team picture. (b) Keith Rains hurled a pass. (c) Jim Stevens rambled for yardage. no HAWK ROUNDBALLERS (a) 1973-74 Varsity team picture. (b) 1973-74 Varsity team roster. ill (a) Larry Williams went high for two points. (b) Daryl Frazier drove in for a lay up. (c) Kenny Franks looked for the open pass. (d) Randy Keck exhibited form in rebounding. (e) Carter Featherston had a rough time looking for an open shot. (f) Jay Meux put up a jump shot. (g) David Collins left the ground and shot for the bas- ket. ■i 112 JUNIOR VARSITY Coach Clary, R. Riley, D. Pittman, T. Singer, D. Copeland, J. Thompson, K. Allsup, L. Fonnville, B. Spruiell, M. Haley, M. Schmidt, W. Schroeder, C. Bentley, G. Brewer, and P. Ward. (a) 1974 Jr. Varsity team picture. (b) Barry Spruiell looked inside for a pass. (c) Defending his goal was Chuck Bentley. (d) Jump shot form was exhibited by Mike Schmidt. (e) Kent Allsup pivoted away from the opponent. (f) Coach Clary explained strategy during a time out. (g) David Copeland showed true sportsmanship after the game. 115 FRESHMEN (a) Team awaited the trip home. (b) They hoped for the big break. (c) Bobby Collins and Tom Pappas anticipated the rebound. (d) Team picture. (d) 116 TOP, L to R: Manager M. Sargent, B. Collins, C. Shook, T. Pappas, R. Cook, S. Kimbrew, C. Mattis, A. Hernandez, and Coach Oliver. BOTTOM, L to R: Bob Hodges, B. Catlin, D. Williams, K. Rains, J. Bent- ley , and J. Stevens. TRACK Coach Lucy anxiously awaited the finish of the race. Coach Flippin had his watchful eye on the situa- tion. 1974 Varsity Track Team picture. (a) (b) (c) (c) VARSITY TRACK TEAM, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. McNeil, T. Woods, E. Kieren, L. Fischer, S. Clines, B. Nolan. MIDDLE ROW, L. TOR.: D. Ross, B. George, L. Threet, B. Aulds, T. Clines, B. Lucy. TOP ROW, L. TO R.: M. Carter, J. Gilmore, D. Collins, K. Duckett, and D. Frazier. 117 00 FRESHMEN (a) Daryl Frazier cleared the bar for the winning height. (b) Leroy Threet prepared for another jump. (c) David Collins charged over the hurdle. (d) Jack Gilmore carefully warmed up before win- ning district in the 440 yard dash. (e) Bob Aulds gave his best in the mile run. (f) Albert Hernandez put forth extra effort as he made his turn. (g) Charles Mattis showed endurance in the 880. (h) The freshmen relay team consisted of Tony Alexander, Jim Stevens, Keith Rains, and Albert Hernandez. (i) 1974 Freshman Track Team picture. (i) FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM, BOTTOM ROW, L. TO R.: M. Sargent, A. Hernandez, R. Elliott, K. Landrum, B. Catlin, K. Rains, T. Alexander, J. Stevens. TOP ROW, L. TOR.: Coach Oliver, C. Mattis, S. Lane, R. Cook, Randy Blair, K. Pierre, E. Beisch, B. Collins, C. Franks, and B. Hammonds. 119 VOLLEYBALL (a) Team Picture: TOP ROW, L to R: J. Frazier, V. McFadden, Mrs. Klinkerman, D. Frazier, B. Garrels. BOTTOM ROW, L to R: R. Johnson, J. Pappas, H. Franks, and C. Boyd. 120 (a) 1974 Varsity Volleyball Team picture. (b) Jody Frazier exhibited ability in jumping. (c) Rhonda Johnson showed her opponents the correct form in serving. (d) Julie Pappas made a quick return. (e) Sharon McNeely scored another point. (f) Diane Farmer displayed perfect style. (g) Robin Copeland hoped for a strong serve. (f) (g) 121 (a) Junior Varsity Team Picture: D. Farmer, J. Hatfield, Sandra Toler, L. Watson, D. Smith, S. McNeely, and K. Cook. (Not pictured - D. Forsythe.) 'B' Team Picture: TOP ROW, L to R: S. Stevenson, C. Smith, C. Baston, and L. Thomas. BOTTOM ROW, L to R: T. Dodson, M. Moore, P. Scheffe, and R. Copeland. 122 BASEBALL — DISTRICT 4-AAA CHAMPS (a) JV Volleyball team picture. (b) Freshman Volleyball team pic- ture. (c) Coach Lemons made sure his outfielders were ready. (d) Coach Clary had a concerned look on his face as he observed the game. (e) 1974 Baseball team picture. BOTTOM ROW, L TO R: L. Chapman, J. McLemore, K. Franks, L. Fonville, W. Schroeder, K. Scheffe, T. Casey. MIDDLE ROW: R. Barton, T. Singer, M. Ehlert, L. Threet, W. Spruiell, D. Ross, D. Jones. TOP ROW: Coach Lemons, B. Spruiell, M. Carter, B. George, K. Allsup, D. Frazier, D. Pittman, T. Woods and Coach Clary. 123 (a) Leroy Threet concentrated on the catcher's sig- nal. (b) Daryl Frazier sprinted to first base. (c) Wes Spruiell awaited the ball for a force out. (d) Wayne Schroeder prepared to hit the first pitch. (e) The dugout crew was confident that the Hawks would win this game. (f) David Ross was set to receive the pitcher's fast ball. 125 TENNIS BOTTOM ROW: B. Catlin, D. Williams, T. Pappas. MIDDLE ROW: S. Teel, J. Hastings, J. Pappas, Y. Reid, L. Davis, S. Catlin. TOP: G. Teel, S. Callaway, D. Fowler, R. Fox, M. Schmidt, J. Thompson. 126 (a) 1974 Varsity Tennis Team picture. (b) Robin Fox got set for the start of the game. (c) Coach Wineinger watched as his team prog- ressed . (d) Judy Hastings returned a serve. (e) Mike Schmidt prepared to slam the ball over the net. (f) Julie Pappas showed good form in saving the point. 127 GOLF (a) BOTTOM ROW, L to R: K. Roberts, R. Blair, K. Lemmon, C. Raines. TOP ROW: J. Smallwood, K. Hamil- ton, J. Paine, and S. Blair. 128 (a) 1974 Golf Team picture. (b) Stan Blair concentrated before teeing off. (c) Coach Butler was confident that his players would do well in the tournament. (d) Jon Smallwood exhibited excellent form for a back swing. (e) Carl Raines showed that the follow through is very important. (f) Kyle Lemmon looked the situation over before going into his putt. (f) 129 131 JUNIORS Rhonda Adams Kent Allsup Karen Andersen Steve Arrington Donna Barge James Beals Mark Stankewitz enjoyed himself at the Annual Staff Christmas party. Ricky Beck Rae Nell Beisch Charles Bentley Cindy Bentley David Blackerby Ronnie Boren Sharon Bowen Cathy Boyd Paula Britt David Brott Venisa Brown Betsy Burrell Sam Callaway Mark Carter Thomas Casey Mary Cathey Randy Catlin Susan Catlin 132 Louis Chapman Wade Clark Marvin Cogdell Kim Cook David Copeland Kenny Copeland Lisa Cosstick Marc Crettet Clifton Cummings Jamey Davis Julie Davis Robert Dean Connie Denton Morris Dillard Kenneth Duckett Cal Durham Kendra Edwards Charlotte Elliott Anna Fairchild Gene Fairchild Lonnie Fischer Lisa Foix Kathy Forney Debbie Forsythe Robin Fox Helen Franks Daryl Frazier Geral Frazier Farley Friday Barbara Garrels Teresa Garrett Brent George Sherree Gibson Stuart Greenwood Rocky Griffith Ronson Griffith Sandra Hambright Teresa Harris Darryl Harrison Cora Hartline 133 A SURPRISING YEAR Janice Hatfield Barbara Headings David Helms Steve Hines Wes Holder Joanna Honeycutt Marie Hubner Mark Hubner Tim Ikey Mark Jackson Robert Jagger Philip Johnson Ben Joplin Lynn Jordan Melvin Joyner Tina Muhlinghause was surprised to see the annual staff photographer. Randy Keck Donna Keener Eddie Kieren Elaine Kingcade Denise Kyle Perry Landrum Susan Lee Diana Lightsey Allen Little Kathy Loyd Cindy McAllister 134 Kelly Maloney Sue Marshall Kerry Marston David Medley Kerry Medlinger Tama Mercer Jay Meux Max Millender Modena Moore Gail Moore Tina Muhlinghause Connie Oakley Karen Owens Jeff Paine Teri Painter Brent Patterson Donna Patterson Micky Patterson Penny Payne David Perry Pam Phillips Vicki Pierce Patricia Pohlman Randy Price Vincent Rains Jamie Reed Amber Reid Yvonne Reid Terrence Rich Betty Robertson 135 David Ross Billy Rusk Cathy Russum Kitty Ryan Vinita Scobee Charmagne Shawver Ken Scheffe Sherie Shirley Janice Sidener Cheryl Sidlauskas A NEW CHALLENGE Susan Robertson Anita Robinson Junior class favorites were Chuck Bentley and Barbara Garrels. Steve Singletary Rodney Singleton Cynthia Smith Linda Smith Steve Sorey Gena Spikes Barry Spruiell Mark Stankewitz Sharia Stevenson Gene Swedberg George Teel Larry Tennant Freida Thomas Kathleen Thompson Vicki Thompson Susan Threet Paul Tigrett 136 Lee Tolleson Tracy Twyford Terri Voyles Alan Wallace Flora Wallis Paul Ward Richard Weaver Denise White Kyle Williams Vickie Williams Donna Williamson Kathy Wright Pam Wynn Daniel York Junior girls did their share of work in the greenhouse during ornamental horticul- ture. 137 SOPHOMORES Jackie Bryan George Bushfield Cindy Caldwell Kim Caroland Janice Carver Brent Chapman Harold Adams Sherry Adams Christie Aguilar Butch Allsup David Ammons Margarita Arredondo Debbie Baker Vickie Baker Paul Bartow Darrell Beck Denise Bohannon June Bondurant Mark Bottles Marjorie Bowman Jamie Boykin Pat Brady Greg Brewer Donna Britt Kathy Brott Debbie Brown Eddie Browning Mona Broyles 138 Theresa Sargent pursued learning in the library. Kerry Johnston played warm-up exercises at the beginning of the class. 'VTEf; Sherri Cline Stanley Clines Terry Clines Carla Cole Judy Cole Brenda Collins Martin Conley Julie Cope Ardine Copeland Deana Crowell Annette Crush LaDonna Davis Randy Davis Vonda Davis Randy Daymude Danny Disselhorst Tina Dodson Marty Dormier Donnie Dowell Yvonne Downs Diane Dressier Gary Dunlap Larry Eaton Keith Edwards Pat Ehlert Hank Elliott Billy England Patti Ervin Diane Farmer Gary Fischer 139 140 ADDED RESPONSIBILITIES Rickie Fitzgerald Ann Fletcher Vanessa Fletcher Lynn Fonville Mark Forsythe David Fowler Beverly Fulfer Liz Fulfer Noma Fulfer Debbie Frazier Donna Gandy Pamela Gee Ronnie Gibson Billy Gilmore Mary Gilmore Larry Goetze James Grant Patricia Griffin Teresa Guyette Mike Haley Duane Hammond David Harmon Susan Harper Renea Harrington Judy Hastings David Hathaway Cole Herchman Pennye Hill Bill Hodges Jackie Hodges Karen Holder Alan House Tony Huffman Penny Hughes Randy Hughes Tammy Hunter Dee Dee Ikey Kathy Jameson Brenda Johnson Cene Johnson Jerry Johnson Kim Johnson Kerry Johnston Terry Johnston Joe Jones Steve Keck Sandy Kingcade Billy Kinney Paul Kuykendall David Laird Nancy Lara Sandra Lassetter Julie Latimer Candye Lee Sandy Lee Billy Lehman Mark Lindley 141 Sophomore class favorites were Mark Smith and Candye Lee. STUDY, STUDY, STUDY Randy McLaughlin Cynthia Lindsey David Lovell Randy Lovell Barry Lucy Henry Mahler Penny Marshall Jeff Martini Bruce Mashburn Sandra Mason Roy McClelland Penny McKay Jon Smallwood really studied hard. Larry McLemore Marla McWilliams Laura Meux Larry Miller Susan Miller David Moer Gary Moer Connie Morgan Earl Morris Ronny Morris Joe Morton Wayne Moss Mike Mueller 142 Jeny Myers Laura Neely Robert Nolen Tracy Norris Darrell Norseworthy Paul Oakley Stella O'Brien Dawn O’Donnell Joe Owen Julie Pappas Martha Parkey Brenda Perry Randall Phillips Adrienne Pierre Dale Pittman Sheryl Posey Rick Puder Mike Raine Sharon Ratcliff Wade Reams Johnny Ricks Randy Riley Terry Riley Carey Roberts Kathy Roberts learned the skills of dress- making in homemaking class'. Kathy Roberts Bobby Robertson James Rohrbaugh Eugene Routh Judy Roye Roger Sampley Theresa Sargent Laura Sasser Mike Schmidt Carol Schroeder Wayne Schroeder Lilly Segler 143 ONLY TWO MORE YEARS Mary Shaw Kim Sheets Rhonda Shook Ricky Shook Tony Singer Larry Skinner Jon Smallwood Cindy Smith G. L. Smith John Smith Mark Smith Jeff Spruiell James Stewart Brenda Stone Russell Swanson Gail Thompson Jimmy Thompson Stacie Timms Ronald Tendick Gerald Todd Gerald Todd and Carla Cole tried to get out of Mr. Smith’s geometry suing uick. 144 Elaine Vestal revealed the next talent event in the variety show. Sandra Toler Scott Toller Ricky Vanek Elaine Vestal Paul Vickers Larry Wakefield Donna Walls Rebecca Washburn Shelli Wheeler Cody Whitaker Mike White Susan Wilkerson Connie Williams Joel Williams Kim Williams Tom Woods Dennis Wright Gary Wright Richard Young Shannon Young 145 FRESHMEN Laura Arredondo Kimberly Baca Steven Baker Paul Barb Rhonda Barge Lowrey Bartow Cathy Baston Linda Beall Ervin Beisch John Bentley Roger Black Randy Blair Ricky Blair Esther Boyd Claire Brewer Annette Brockmann Inga Brown Karren Brown Pat Brown Carol Buikema Cindy Francis volunteered to answer a question in English class. Charlotte Cockrum Julie Cockrum Elaine Cole Danny Collazo Bobby Collins Robin Collins Tracy Combs Mark Conley Ray Cook Tonya Cook Robin Copeland Spencer Copeland Steven Copening Beverly Corgill Bradley Costello Beth Crettet Fred Crowell Patricia Cummings Jimmy Davis Leonard Davis Vicki Daymude Rebecca Dickerson Robert Dillard Ricky Dixon Mike Landiak concentrated on his reading assign- ment. 14 FINDING YOUR WAY Sherry Dozier Robert Duggins Debra Dunn Mike Dunn Paul Dunsmore Ivan Hambright showed real interest in his English I Book. Jimmy Eaton Richard Elliott Mike Elwell Kent Fairchild Sam Forman Cynthia Francis Charles Franks Deanna Fulbright Calvin Fulfer Larry Fulfer Jerry Galliton Tina Garvin Sherry Dozier and Julie Cockrum seriously considered the problems at hand. 148 Karren Brown took timed writings to improve her typing skills. Malinda Gilbreath Barry Goin Larry Goin Patty Gould Charlotte Gray Billy Green Catherine Greenwood Gail Greenwood Karen Griest -r- Catherine Griffin Shanley Griffith Mary Gullatt Ivan Hambright Kevin Hamilton Sandra Hammack Bruce Hammonds Kenneth Harris Debby Haswell Pam Hawthorne Cherryl Hayman Albert Hernandez Kathy Hines Bob Hodges Sue Honeycutt Becky Horton Ann House Cynthia House Pricilla Howard 149 Sarah Yoder broad-jumped as part of the physical fitness test. A NEW EXPERIENCE Terry Johnson Pam Jones Michael Jordan Charles Justice Janeane Kennedy Kenny Kieren Shane Kimbrew Michael King Tim Kingcade Diane Krajcik Michael Landiak Kevin Landrum Steve Lane Kyle Lemmon Beth Lewis Darryl Lightfoot Sherry Little Becky Loyd Laura Luna Michael Lunsford Robin Marquart Laura Hubner Rex Huckaby Scott Hudson David Ivey John Jacks i f 7 ' ; ! !.H i i i 7 r t l, i a Mark Stucki showed his talent for guessing during ITED tests. 150 Freshmen girls enjoyed taking dot-dot tests. Beth Crettet proved that you needed great concentration when studying for a test. Randy Marston Cecilia Martin Neta Mashburn Charles Mattis David McAulty Lisa McBay Kelly McCullough Mark McWhorter Denise Melchoiri Ricky Merriman Ronnie Miller Larry Morris Terry Morris Shelly Murfield Kevin Myers Kathy Nettles Mike Nipper Vicki Owens Laura Paine Mack Painter Bonnie Papinchock 151 MAKING ADJUSTMENTS Tom Pappas Debra Parks Jerri Paschal! Kevin Pierre Howard Pohlman Nancy Pressler Anita Price Vicky Raine Keith Rains Billy Rater Roger Reid Tim Rich Diana Richard Cindy Riley Darla Roberts Kelly Roberts Reesa Robinson Sharon Rodgers Tammy Rogers Sheila Routh Butch Sadberry Doug Salmon Linda Sampley Michael Sargent Phyllis Scheffe Charlotte Shook Craig Shook Ricky Sidlauskas Brenda Simmons Curtis Simmons Alan Smith Chip Smith Freshman favorites were Jim Stevens and Dee Lynn Smith. 152 Students crammed for a test before their class began. Dee Lynn Smith Dewayne Smith Jerry Smith Raymond Smith Roger Smith Becky Snow Sandra Sorey Jim Stevens Stacey Stone Mark Stucki Sharon Swinburn Terry Tatom Jan Tennant Linda Thomas Cliff Thompson Tamara Thompson Billy Toler Mike Waddell Terry Wakefield Matt Wallace Deryl Walls Lisa Watson Richard Whitaker Robin Whiteacre David Willhoit Dan Williams Greg Williams Robert Willingham David Wilson Dana Wright Kim Wright Russell Yarbrough 153 CABE'S FOOD STORE 900 West Highway Iowa Park, Texas 592-5511 156 Susie Settle chose a formal from VELFREE'S com- plete collection. Donna Barge and Debbie Adams modeled pant suits. Rhonda Shook and Sherry Dozier enjoyed shopping at the VELFREE. 'For the best in food and fine service” 714 8th St. Wichita Falls ICCADILLY Expert Auto Painting SAM'S Convenient Service 6:30 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. 322-9253 611 W. Bank Body Dent Work Auto-Glass Installed SAMS BODY SHOP Insurance Work Free Estimates BODY SHOP 592-5031 or 592-5483 Auto Body Fender Repairing WICHITA FALLS TIMES AND RECORD NEWS 1301 Lamar Wichita Falls, Texas 767-8341 TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY Compliments Compliments of of GREEN HAWK J. W. (Johnny) Birdwell RESTAURANT Well Service 1310 Johnston Rd. Kamay, Texas Iowa Park, Texas 438-2971 BILLY JAMES GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Fast Road Service Official State Inspection Station 100 S. Wall Iowa Park, Texas 592-4311 GILMORE WELDING INC. B|LL GUMDRE WELDING Inc 287 Expressway 592-4945 or 592-4024 Box 118 JOHN'S TRACTOR AND GAS COMPANY 4216 Iowa Park Road 855-1421 162 DAVIS WASH HOUSE AND CAR WASH 309 W. Bank 406 w- Bank 163 Iowa Park, Texas WESTERN AUTO BUD REED CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BULLDOZER SERVICE TEXOMA AG. PRODUCTS Liquid Feed and Fertilizer KamayHwy. Iowa Park, Tx. 592-5011 KINNEY'S SHOE STORE The Great American Shoe Store” 4117 Jacksboro Hwy. 767-9195 Wichita Falls, Texas mcclurkans Department Store of Finer Things Downtown and Parker Square Wichita Falls, Texas LASATER PHOTOGRAPHY Ivan Dunn: Co-Owner and Operator 767-8975 4110 Jacksboro Hwy. Wichita Falls, Texas The Perfect Cycle Is Waiting for You at EDDIE HILL'S FUN CYCLES Compliments of JERRY J. RILEY Office on Wheels” 723-6694 Unit 925 Res. 513 W. Aldine Iowa Park, Texas 592-5034 401 N. Scott Wichita Falls 322-4121 165 SHAW MOTOR COMPANY After looking over the large selection of beautiful Fords, the 1973-74 HAWK cheerleaders, Steffanie Mer- rill, Cathy Russum, Susan Teel, Vinita Scobee, Sherry Anderson, and Barbara Garrels, decided on this one. NEW CARS AND TRUCKS USED CARS AND TRUCKS PARTS AND SERVICE FRIENDLY SERVICE 600 W. Highway Iowa Park, Texas 592-4106 166 DISCOUNT FOODS IOWA PARK AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING COMPANY Engineering Eat Better For Less Iowa Park, Texas 592-5891 107 W. Park 592-4611 Iowa Park, Texas R. W. HILL INSURANCE Best Policy At All Times 208 N. Yosemite Iowa Park, Texas 592-4159 LUBY'S CAFETERIA 1801 Ninth St. Wichita Falls 723-6022 Lee Ann Childers was the 1973 Wichita County and District III Farm Bureau Queen and First Runner-Up at the TEXAS STATE FARM BUREAU Queen Contest. WICHITA COUNTY FARM BUREAU NORMAN ROBERTS - Pres. J. W. TOLE - Vice-Pres. T. J. PACE, SR. - Sec. and Treas. C. W. Brook J. W. Tole L. B. Slaughter Fred Dwyer Newton Crane Raymond Schroeder Norman Roberts William Morton Robert Wilcox Rex Wells Loys D. Barbour Milton McWhorter R. B. Wittenbach Carl Moeller Jay Mink W. H. McAlister SHEPPARD FEDERAL CREDIT UNION SAVE AND BORROW 855-2451 Box 6050 S.A.F.B. Wichita Falls, Texas 76311 EV V -SPFL GtOLAJOST AN Wow 1 A ?£ ove ... D. D. BURRELL Petroleum Geologist 592-4762 802 Vogel Iowa Park, Texas 169 Roy McClelland was one of the boys who delivered your morning and afternoon paper. T. C. BERRY Times and Record News Distributor 713 W. Magnolia Iowa Park 592-4875 KRUGER’S JEWELERS T.G. Y. Where You Get The Best for Less' Serving Texas Since 1907 801 Indiana St. 723-2781 PARKER SQUARE 767-2511 Wichita Falls, Texas 402 West Park Iowa Park, Texas 592-2041 Rhonda Johnson was ready to help the customers in any way she could. 170 Sportsman Headquarters Box 191 Kamay, Texas 438-2844 You will find a large selection of sporting goods to choose from when you go to BROTHERTON WHITE. BROTHERTON AND WHITE SPORTING GOODS Owner: Earl Cravens KIRK'S GROCERY Fresh meat, Tackle, Bait Hardware, Drugs 438-2985 Route 1 Kadane Corner Wholesale and Retail 2203 Avenue H Wichita Falls 322-1109 BOBBY PATRICK BOBBY EVANS Compliments of THURMAN D. REITZ D.V.M. Iowa Park Animal Clinic 172 McGINTYTIRE CO. A Complete Auto Service Center 12 Nationally Known Brands of Tires and Wheels 322-4497 1500 10th St. Wichita Falls Congratulations to the CLASS OF 74 Susie Settle said you will be able to find plenty of cosmetics, baby needs, gifts, and reliable prescriptions at SETTLE DRUG. Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Childers, Sr. COOK'S FLYING SERVICE SETTLE DRUG STORE 120 W. Park 592-4191 Iowa Park, Texas Flight Instruction V.A. Training Wichita Valley Airport 592-2123 173 GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER Has Two Convenient Locations In Wichita Falls 605 12th St. 3915 Kell Blvd. 766-4141 692-0611 Wichita Falls First and Foremost Discount Center CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 174 Save Up to 50% on . . . Drugs Sporting Goods Shavers School Supplies Cameras Hardware Cosmetics Shoes Prescriptions Batteries Household Goods Tires Jewelry Toys Paint Dry Goods Automotive CHAMBER OF COMMERCE President, Bob Hamilton worked for the development of Iowa Park. 103 East Cash Iowa Park, Texas 592-5441 175 WICHITA FALLS PLANT First name in pants since I8SO Every Garment Guaranteed Lot S501XX WIG LZM Sherry Dozier and Dee Lynn Smith visited the Wichita Falls plant to see the ever popu- lar Levi's. 176 Guitars Amplifiers Band Instruments Music Lessons Music Accessories 3829 Call Field Faith Village 692-3904 Wichita Falls TOM McCARTY MUSIC CO. NO. 2 HOLT'S HUFFHINES SPORTING GOODS Team Outfitters Wholesale and Retail Visit METZ COFFEE SHOP 815 Scott St. Wichita Falls 723-2648 112 West Cash Iowa Park, Texas Austin and Willard Huffhine W. T. CRAWFORD, SR. Owner JOHNNY CRAWFORD General Manager PAINTING AND DRYWALL CO. Shirley Ann Hicks P.O. Box 895 592-4441 Robert E. Nolen Ofice Secretary Iowa Park 592-5611 Estimation Painting, Decorating, Fine Wall Coverings, and Dry wall Systems 177 PARKWAY FURNITURE The Finest In Furniture And Gifts Julie Davis and Mary Mahler enjoyed the comfort of the furniture at PARKWAY. Living Room Suites Dining Room Suites Bedroom Suites Refrigerators G. E. Televisions Freezers Washing Machines Dryers Magnavox Stereos Owners PEGGIE AND HARREL SULLIVAN 200 West Bank Iowa Park, Texas 592-5512 178 Judy Roye, sophomore, made a selection from the greenware. If guns are outlawed - we've got spears. IVY'S CERAMICS SISK BULLETS Greenware - Firing Supplies GARE AND MICKIES STAINS 101S. Bond 592-5641 or 592-2261 Iowa Park Duncan Glazes Compliments of G. W. (Dub) RILEY TANK TRUCK Kamay, Texas PA SQUARE awngs 301 N. Wall 592-2188 Iowa Park 179 Rexa Robinson admired some of the beautiful permanent arrangements. 1001 Scott Wichita Falls 766-4335 IOWA PARK FLORISTS ’’AVIS and PEANUTS WILSON” 114 W. Park Next door to the bank 180 Iowa Park, Texas 592-2141 or 592-5221 ERNIE'S BODY SHOP 411 S. Yosemite Box 187 Iowa Park 592-5946 E S EXXON Brake Service Wheel Balancing Motor Tune-Up Tires and Batteries Wash and Grease 592-4897 400 E. Highway Iowa Park IPHS twirlers Cathy Sullivan, Phyllis Smith, Janice Carver and Carla Cole enjoyed shopping at A K. A K TRUE VALUE 123 W. Park Iowa Park 592-4681 Howdy From HARVEY'S DRIVE-IN 592-4731 805 West Highway Iowa Park 181 WHITE AUTO STORE THOMASON ARCO SERVICE STATION Route 1 438-2223 Valley View Compliments of REV. AND MRS. DON YOUNGBLOOD 401 W. Park Iowa Park 592-4186 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Iowa Park, Texas Compliments of THORNTON'S ARCO STATION Kamay, Texas 438-2974 TEXAS LOCK AND KEY Compliments of the JOSEPH JONES FAMILY 182 Complete Key Service Safes - Locks - Bicycles - Keys 714 Brook St. 723-2801 Wichita Falls, Texas EARNIE'S FOOD MART 592-5252 1000 S. Colorado Iowa Park GREEN'S FURNITURE CO. 606 Indiana Wichita Falls, Texas 723-5241 PEPPY'S 7-11 SUPERETTE GROCERY and MARKET Delicatessen Pizza Fast Food - Call in Orders Access Road at North 4th St. Iowa Park, Texas 592-4621 VERNA'S APPAREL 113 W. Park 592-4911 Iowa Park, Texas Cathy Russum enjoyed working where she could find beautiful clothes and matching accessories. TANNER-AULDS FUNERAL HOME 300 E. Cash 592-4151 Iowa Park For the finest in T. V. and Radio Repair SINGLETON'S T.V. and COMMUNICATIONS 505 West Highway 592-5552 Iowa Park, Texas 183 BILLY JOE CARTER BACKHOE SERVICE ROBERT JOHNSON ELEVATOR COMPANY PARK PHARMACY We Have 24 Hour Delivery Service 115 West Park 592-4116 Iowa Park, Texas 185 HORNSBY HEAVY HARDWARE 615 Ohio Wichita Falls 322-8696 We Do Both At CROSS KEYS 710 Brook 322-6904 Steve Cook and Jody Frazier are two of the many IPHS students who have their hair styled at CROSS KEYS. tceiu s, eu'ice State National Bank IOWA PARK, TEXAS GENERAL BANKING SERVICES LOANS Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Bank-by-Mail Night Depository Collections Safe Deposit Boxes Drive-In Banking Service 24-Hour Deposit Service Appliance Loans Automobile Loans Commercial Loans Equipment Loans Installment Loans Life Insurance Loans Modernization Loans F.H.A. Home Financing 186 BEALL AUTO PARTS SPECIAL SERVICES Travelers Cheques U. S. Savings Bonds 104 W. Park COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Iowa Park, Texas 187 188 Compliments of O. L FULFER WELL SERVICE 438-2276 Box 192 Kamay, Texas DERYL JAMES AUTO REPAIR COMPLETE CAR REPAIR Reliable Automotive Care Wrecker Service 412 S. Yosemite Iowa Park, Texas 592-5041 JIM'S TEXACO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 1512 Lamar Street Wichita Falls, Texas 766-3251 501 W. Southwest Expwy. Iowa Park Regular King SOUTHWEST SPEED-N-SPORT KEITH and CHUCK DYER BARRY MAHLER Congratulate the SENIOR CLASS of 1974 190 BARHAM PAINTING CO We will do the job anywhere. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR CONTRACTING Commercial Industrial Residential Office Home 1418 33rd Street 3506 Copperas Cove Ph. 767-5801 Wichita Falls, Texas Ph. 692-4427 CATLIN SERVICE STATION AUTO REPAIRING Tune-Ups Brake Service Tires - Batteries Wholesale and Retail GULF DISTRIBUTOR 808 E. Highway Iowa Park, TX 592-5261 KIDD'S AUTO SUPPLY INC. 193 1502 Johnson Rd. Box 817 Iowa Park, TX 592-4101 194 DEBATE CLUB PARK TANK TRUCK SERVICE U. S. 287 Expressway 592-4164 Iowa Park, Texas We would like to express our appreciation to the advertisers who helped to make this annual possible. Also to the R. C. Rip Smiths, a deep-hearted thank-you for the use of the grounds at their home for pictures. Special recognition should be given to Kern Railsback for typing the index and to Holly Burrell, Laura Meux, Beck Snow, and Lisa Watson for the numerous tasks they helped with on the annual. With the help of Mrs. Raydean Mattis, our sponsor, and Mr. Bob Dawson, principal, the HAWK Annual Staff hopes that they showed 1974 as a year you will remember. The Editor, 195 INDEX Abernathy, Russell, 146 Adams, Debbie, 61, 94, 132, 157 Adams, Harold, 138 Adams, John, 84, 146, 194 Adams, Rhonda, 132 Adams, Sherry, 138 Aguilar, Christie, 138 Alambar, Cynthia, 146 Alexander, Tony, 110, 146, 119 Allsup, Butch, 138 Allsup, Kent, 114, 115, 123, 132, 103 Ammons, David, 138 Anderson, Karen, 132 Anderson, Sherry, 30, 89, 166 Arrendondo, Horacio, 30, 65, 98, 75 Arredondo, Laura, 146 Arredondo, Margarita, 138 Arrington, Steve, 61, 64, 108, 132 Atchley, Royce, 30 Aulds, Bob, 28, 30, 56, 63, 117, 118 Baca, Kimberly, 94, 146 Baker, Debbie, 138 Baker, Steven, 146 Baker, Vickie, 138 Balch, Donna, 30 Barb, Paul, 146 Barge, Donna, 132, 157 Barge, Rhonda, 146 Barton, Randy, 30, 104, 123 Bartow, Lowrey, 146 Bartow, Paul, 138 Baston, Cathy, 7, 122, 146 Baston, Frank, 30, 60, 66, 79 Beall, Linda, 146 Beall, Weldon, 30, 93, 96, 101, 104, 197, 187 Beals, James, 132 Beck, Darrell, 138, 144 Beck, Ricky, 132 Beisch, Ervin, 110, 146, 119 Beisch, Rae Nell, 132 Bentley, Charles, 61, 86, 108, 109, 114, 115, 132, 136 Bentley, Cindy, 132 Bentley, John, 110, 116, 146 Berry, Vicki, 30 Black, Roger, 146 Blackerby, David, 132 Blair, Linda, 31 Blair, Randy, 81, 110, 146, 119 Blair, Ricky, 70, 92, 128, 146 Blair, Stan, 25, 31, 79, 128, 129 Bohannon, Denise, 138 Bondurant, June, 17, 138 Boren, Ronnie, 4, 104, 132 Bottles, David, 31 Bottles, Mark, 138 Boulware, Mickey, 138 Bowen, Sharon, 132 Bowman, Marjorie, 138 Boyd, Cathy, 120, 132 Boyd, Esther, 146 Boykin, Jamie, 138 Brady, Mike, 29, 31, 104 Brady, Pat, 108, 138 Brewer, Claire, 146 Brewer, Greg, 96, 108, 114, 138 Britt, Donna, 132, 138 Britt, Jackie, 28, 31, 95 Britt, Paula, 132 Brockmann, Annette, 146 Brott, David, 28, 101 Brott, Kathy, 138 Brown, Debbie, 94, 138 Brown, Inga, 146 Brown, Karen, 31, 97 Brown, Karren, 146, 149 Brown, Pat, 146 Brown, Suzan, 16, 31 Brown, Venisa, 132 Browning, Eddie, 138 Broyles, Mona, 138 Buikema, Carol, 146 Buikema, Dan, 14, 31, 79 Burnam, Randal, 17, 24, 32, 111 Bryan, Jackie, 138 Burrell, Betsy, 61, 132 Burrell, Holly, 76, 147, 26 Bushfield, George, 138 Caldwell, Cindy, 138 Calloway, Sam, 76, 126, 132 Caroland, Ken, 32 Caroland, Kim, 138 Carter, Mark, 104, 123, 132, 65, 117 Carver, Janice, 70, 82, 138, 181 Casey, Thomas, 71, 123, 132 Cathey, Mary, 132 Catlin, Brian, 110, 116, 126, 147 Catlin, Randy, 95, 132 Catlin, Susan, 94, 126, 132 Catron, Jon, 147 Chapman, Brent, 138 Chapman, Louis, 101, 123, 133, 102 Childers, Lee, 32, 53, 60, 63, 68, 79, 82, 168 Cimini, Kevin, 147 Clark, Wade, 133 Cline, Sherri, 139 Clines, Stanley, 108, 109, 139, 117 Clines, Terry, 108, 139, 117 Cockrum, Charlotte, 147 Cockrum, Cheryl, 32 Cockrum, Julie, 147, 148 Cogdell, Marvin, 95, 133 Cole, Carla, 82, 94, 139, 181, 144 Cole, Elaine, 147 196 Cole, Judy, 139 Collazo, Danny, 147 Collins, Bobby, 110, 116, 147, 119 Collins, Brenda, 139 Collins, David, 4, 20, 21, 30, 31, 55, 65, 72, 79, 87, 100, 101, 104, 111, 113, 102, 117, 118 Collins, Robin, 147 Combs, Tracy, 147 Conley, Doris, 32, 101 Conley, Mark, 147 Conley, Martin, 139, 53 Cook, Ray, 110, 116, 147, 119 Cook, Kim, 86, 122, 133 Cook, Steve, 33, 186 Cook, Tonya, 147 Cope, Julie, 87, 139 Copeland, Ardine, 139 Copeland, David, 61, 104, 114, 115, 133 Copeland, Kenny, 133 Copeland, Robin, 121, 122, 147 Copeland, Spencer, 147 Copening, Steven, 110, 147 Corgill, Beverly, 147 Cosstick, Lisa, 133 Costello, Bradley, 147 Crettet, Beth, 147, 151 Crettet, Marc, 101, 133, 151 Crowell, Deana, 139 Crowell, Fred, 147 Crush, Annette 66, 139 Cummings, Clifton, 104, 133 Cummings, Patricia, 147 Curry, Barbara, 33, 80 Davis, Jamey, 133 Davis, Jimmy, 147 Davis, Julie, 133, 135, 178 Davis, Kathy, 29, 33 Davis, LaDonna, 126, 139 Davis, Leonard, 147 Davis, Randy, 139 Davis, Vonda, 139 Daymude, Debra, 16, 33 Daymude, Randy, 139, 140 Daymude, Vickie, 147 Dean, Robert, 99, 108, 133 Denton, Connie, 133 Dickerson, Eddy, 33 Dickerson, Rebecca, 147 Dickey, Beth, 33, 82 Dickey, Robert, 11, 33, 57, 104 Dillard, Morris, 133 Dillard, Robert, 110, 147 Dippery, Gary, 33 Disselhorst, Danny, 139 Disselhorst, Sheri, 33, 52, 86, 97 Dixon, Ricky, 147 Dodson, Tina, 122, 139, 102 Dormier, Marty, 22, 96, 108, 139 Dowell, Donald, 108, 139 Downs, Yvonne, 139 Doyle, Ricky, 33 Dozier, Sherry, 148, 157, 176 Dressier, Diane, 139 Duckett, Kenneth, 104, 133, 117 Duggins, Robert, 148 Dunlap, Gary, 139 Dunn, Debra, 148 Dunn, Mike, 148 Dunsmore, Paul, 148 Durham, Cal, 133 Durham, David, 33, 99 Eaton, Jimmy, 148 Eaton, Larry, 139 Edwards, Keith, 139 Edwards, Kendra, 133 Ehlert, Michael, 33, 38, 86, 104, 106, 123 Ehlert, Pat, 139, 201 Elliott, Charlotte, 80, 133 Elliott, Henry, 139 Elliott, Richard, 110, 148, 119 El well, Mike, 148 England, Billy, 139 Ervin, Patti, 139 Fairchild, Anna, 133 Fairchild, Gene, 98, 133 Fairchild, Kent, 148 Farmer, Diane, 121, 122, 139 Farmer, Gisele, 30, 34, 36, 54, 55 Farmer, LaFonda, 34, 88 Featherston, Carter, 29, 34, 71, 111, 113 Feltman, Teresa, 34, 35, 99 Fisher, Gary, 139 Fischer, Lonnie, 99, 104, 133, 102, 117 Fitzgerald, Rickie, 140 Fletcher, Ann, 140 Fletcher, Vanessa, 140 Foix, Lisa, 133 Fonville, Lynn, 114, 123, 140, 102, 103 Forman, Sam, 110, 148 Forney, Kathy, 133 Forsythe, Debbie, 122, 133 Forsythe, Mark, 140 Fowler, David, 126, 140 Fox, Robin, 76, 94, 104, 126, 133 Francis, Cynthia, 146, 148 Franks, Charles, 110, 148, 119 Franks, Helen, 120, 133, 53 Franks, Kenny, 17, 24, 34, 59, 60, 62, 64, 79, 104, 111, 112, 123 Frazier, Daryl, 64, 86, 104, 111, 112, 123, 124, 133, 117, 119 Frazier, Debbie, 120, 140, 53, 65 Frazier, Geral, 133 Frazier, Jody, 34, 54, 72, 87, 101, 120, 186, 201 Friday, Farley, 22, 133 Fulbright, Deanna, 148 Fulfer, Beverly, 140 Fulfer, Calfin, 148 Fulfer, Larry, 148 197 Fulfer, Liz, 140 Fulfer, Noma, 140 Galliton, Jerry, 148 Gandy, Donna, 140 Garrels, Barbara, 79, 89, 120, 133, 135, 136, 166, 181 Garrett, Teresa, 24, 33 Garvin, Tina, 148 Gee, Pamela, 140 George, Brent, 21, 104, 123, 133, 117 Gibson, Ronie, 24, 140 Gibson, Sherree, 61, 133 Gilbreath, Malinda, 149 Gilbreath, Zearl, 34, 99 Gilmore, Billy, 140 Gilmore, Jack, 16, 24, 34, 64, 117, 119 Gilmore, Mary, 140 Goetze, Larry, 140 Goin, Barry, 110, 149 Goin, Larry, 110, 149 Gould, Patty, 149 Grant, James, 108, 140 Gray, Charlotte, 149 Green, Billy, 149 Greenwood, Catherine, 149 Greenwood, Gail, 149 Greenwood, Stuart, 104, 133, 65 Griest, Karen, 149 Griffin, Catherine, 149 Griffin, Patricia, 71, 84, 140, 191 Griffith, Bobby, 34 Griffith, Rocky, 95, 133 Griffith, Ronson, 108, 133 Griffith, Shanley, 149 Gullatt, Mary, 149 Guthrie, Karen, 34 Guyette, Teresa, 140 Haley, Mike, 108, 114, 140 Hambright, Robert, (Ivan), 148, 149 Hambright, Sandra, 133 Hamilton, Kellie, 32, 34, 70, 80, 92, 201 Hamilton, Kevin, 110, 128, 149 Hammack, Sandra, 149 Hammond, Duane, 140 Hammonds, Bruce, 76, 84, 149, 119, 194 Harman, David, 108, 140 Harper, Carol, 34, 101 Harper, Rick, 28 Harper, Susan, 140 Harrington, Renea, 140 Harris, Kenneth, 149 Harris, Teresa, 133 Harrison, Darryl, 76, 92, 133 Hartline, Cora, 133 Hastings, Greg, 34, 42 Hastings, Judy, 18, 21, 94, 126, 127, 140 Haswell, Debby, 149 Hatfield, Janice, 97, 122, 134 Hathaway, David, 140 Hawthorne, Pam, 149 Hayman, Cherryl, 149 Heacox, Charles, 34, 37 Headings, Barbara, 134 Helms, David, 134 Henderson, Max, 20, 28, 34, 97, 185 Herchman, Cole, 99, 108, 140 Herchman, Mike, 35 Hernandez, Albert, 110, 116, 149, 119 Hicks, Richard, 35 Hicks, Steve, 35, 75, 134 Hill, Hardin, 35, 99 Hill, Pennye, 140 Hines, Kathy, 149 Hines, Steve, 104, 134 Hodges, Bill, 22, 140 Hodges, Bob, 116, 149 Hodges, Jackie, 140 Hoffman, Royal, 20, 35, 104 Holder, Karen, 140 Holder, Wes, 108, 134 Hollenbaugh, Danny, 35 Honeycutt, Joanna, 134 Honeycutt, Sue, 149 Horton, Becky, 149 House, Alan, 140 House, Ann, 149 House, Cynthia, 149 House, Gary, 19, 20, 35, 52, 61 Howard, Priscilla, 149 Hubner, Laura, 150 Hubner, Marie, 134 Hubner, Mark, 134 Huckaby, Rex, 150 Hudson, Scott, 150 Huffman, Tony, 140 Hughes, Penny, 141 Hughes, Randy, 141 Hunter, Tammy, 141 Ikey, Dee Dee, 141 Ikey, Terrie, 29, 35 Ikey, Tim, 134 Irby, Patti, 35 Ivey, David, 150 Jackson, John, 150 Jackson, Mark, 99, 134 Jagger, Billy, 36 Jagger, Robert, 134 James, Jo, 134 Jameson, Kathy, 141 Johnson, Brenda, 141 Johnson, Cene, 141 Johnson, Craig, 134 Johnson, Jerry, 141 Johnson, Kim, 101, 141 Johnson, Phillip, 104, 134 Johnson, Rhonda, 94, 120, 170, 53 Johnson, Terry, 150 Johnson, Tommy, 36 Johnston, Dena, 36, 71, 96, 101, 197 Johnston, Kerry, 139, 141 Johnston, Terry, 141 Jones, Danny, 20, 25, 36, 52, 104, 123, 201 Jones, Joe, 141 Jones, Pam, 150 Joplin, Alan, 36 Joplin, Ben, 134 Jordan, Lynn, 134 Jordan, Marcus, 36, 65, 95, 73 Jordan, Michael, 150 Joyner, Melvin, 134 Justice, Charles, 150 Keck, Randy, 21, 61, 64, 101, 111, 113, 134 Keck, Steve, 101, 141 Keener, Donna, 94, 101, 134 Kelly, Steve, 37, 95 Kennedy, Janeane, 150 Kennedy, Pat, 37, 104 Kent, Rita Kerr, Kim, 37 Kieren, Edward, 25, 104, 134, 117 Kieren, Kenny, 150 Kimbrew, Shane, 110, 116, 150 King, Michael, 150 Kingcade, Diane, 37 Kingcade, Elaine, 94, 134 Kingcade, Sandy, 141 Kingcade, Tim, 150 Kinney, Billy, 108, 141 Krajcik, Diana, 150 Kuykendall, Paul, 141 Kyle, Carlett, 30, 37, 54, 56, 58, 59, 61, 63, 69, 85, 86, 95 Kyle, Denise, 5, 85, 134 Laird, David, 141 Landiak, Michael, 147, 150 Landrum, Kevin, 150, 119 Landrum, Perry, 134 Lane, Diane, 37 Lane, Steve, 110, 150, 119 Lara, Nancy, 141 Lassettar, Sandra, 141 Latimer, Dwayne, 23, 37 Latimer, Julie, 64, 71, 141 Leath, Annette, 37, 64, 71, 97 Lee, Candy, 141 Lee, Donna, 38, 99 Lee, Sam, 38, 99 Lee, Sandye, 134, 141 Lehman, Billy, 141 Lemmon, Kyle, 128, 129, 150, 84, 194 Lewis, Beth, 150 Lightfoot, Cheryl, 38 Lightfoot, Darryl, 150 Lightsey, Dianna, 134 Lindley, Buddy, 24, 38 Lindley, Mark, 70, 141 Lindsey, Cynthia, 142 Little, Allen, 134 Little, Sherry, 150 Lovell, David, 142 Lovell, Randy, 142 Loyd, Becky, 150 Loyd, Kathy, 134 Lucy, Barry, 108, 142, 117 Luna, Laura, 150 Lunsford, Franklin, 38, 57, 60, 63, 68, 84, 53, 194 Lunsford, Michael, 150 Mahler, Mary, 14, 38, 178, 79 Mahler, Henry, 142 Maloney, Kathy, 135 Maloney, Kelly, 135, 98 Marquart, Robin, 150 Marshall, Allan, 24, 39 Marshall, Sue, 135 Marshall, Penny, 142 Marston, Kerry, 135 Marston, Randy, 151, 197 Martin, Cecilia, 151 Martini, Jeff, 108, 142 Mashburn, Bruce, 142 Mashburn, Neta, 151 Mason, Sandra, 142 Mattis, Charles, 110, 116, 151, 119 McAllister, Cindy, 134 McAulty, David, 151 McBay, Lisa, 151 McClelland, Roy, 99, 142, 170 McCullogh, Kelly, 151 McFadden, Vickie, 6, 39, 42, 85, 120 McKay, Penny, 142 McLaughlin, Randy, 142 McLemore, James, 29, 39, 101, 123 McLemore, Larry, 142 McNeely, Sharon, 97, 121, 122, 135, 53 McNew, Ben, 135 McWhorter, Mark, 151, 200 McNeil, Denny, 117 McWilliams, Marla, 142 McWilliams, Ricky, 39, 99, 111 Medley, David, 135 Medlinger, Betty, 39 Medlinger, Kerry, 135 Melchiori, Denise, 151 Mercer, Tama, 135 Merrill, Steffanie, 39, 54, 89, 166 Merriman, Ricky, 110, 151 Meux, Jay, 61, 69, 111, 113, 135, 79 Meux, Laura, 26, 84, 142, 194 Millender, Max, 135 Miller, Julie, 39 Miller, Larry, 142 Miller, Ronnie, 151 Miller, Susan, 87, 142 Minderman, Mike, 39 Moer, David, 142 Moer, Gary, 142 Moore, Cathy, 135 Moore, Elizabeth, 39 Moore, Gail, 135 Moore, Modena, 101, 122 Morgan, Connie, 142 Morris, Earl, 142 Morris, Larry, 151 Morris, Ronny, 142 Morris, Terry, 151 Morton, Joe, 108, 142 Moss, Wayne, 142 Mueller, Mike, 142 Muhlinghause, Tina, 61, 93, 134, 135 Murfield, Shelly, 151 Myers, Jerry, 143 Myers, Kevin, 151 Myers, Vickie, 39 Neely, Laura, 143 Nettles, Kathy, 151 Nipper, Jaye, 39, 60 Nipper, Mike, 87, 151, 84, 194 Nolen, Robert, 108, 143, 117 Norris, Tracy, 143 Norseworthy, Darrell, 143 Norse worthy, Martha, 39 Oakley, Connie, 15, 135 Oakley, Paul, 143 O'Brien, Stella, 101, 143 O'Donnell, Dawn, 143 Owen, Joe, 108, 143 Owens, Karen, 4, 135 Owens, Vicki, 151 Paine, Jeff, 22, 61, 64, 128, 135, 67 Paine, Laura, 151 Painter, Mack, 151 Painter, Teri, 77, 100, 101, 135 Pappas, Amy, 29, 39, 52, 56, 101 Pappas, Julie, 120, 126, 127, 143 Pappas, Tom, 116, 126, 152 Papinchock, Bonnie, 151 Parkey, Martha, 143, 52 Parks, Debra, 152 Paschali, Jerri, 152 Patterson, Donna, 135 Patterson, Brent, 61, 108, 135 Patterson, Micky, 98, 108, 135 Payne, Penny, 61, 135 Pennington, Debra, 10, 39, 57, 61, 73, 97 Perry, Brenda, 143 Perry, David, 64, 135 Petty, Joe, 39 Pfoutz, Suzanne, 40 Phillips, Pam, 135 Phillips, Pat, 40 Phillips, Randall, 143 Pieratt, Terry, 40, 85 Pierce, Vicki, 135 Pierre, Adrienne, 143 Pierre, Kevin, 152, 119 Pitman, Dale, 87, 104, 114, 123, 143 Pohlmann, Howard, 152 Pohlmann, Patricia, 135 Posey, Sheryl, 143 Pressler, Nancy, 152 Price, Anita, 152 Price, Joan, 40 Price, Randy, 98, 135 Puder, Rick, 143 Railsback, Kern, 28, 40, 57, 80, 83, 92, 93, 96, 63 Raine, Mike, 143 Raine, Vicky, 152 Raines, Carl, 20, 40, 57, 64, 69, 128, 129 Rains, Keith, 110, 116, 152, 119 Rains, Vincent, 135 Ratcliff, Sharon, 94, 143 Ratcliff, Terry, 36, 40, 111, 52 Rater, Billy, 152 Reams, Wade, 99, 143 Reed, Jamie, 135 Reid, Amber, 20, 94, 135 Reid, Yvonne, 21, 97, 126 Reid, Roger, 94, 152 Rich, Terrence, 135 Rich, Tim, 152 Richard, Diana, 152 Ricks, Johnny, 99, 143 Riley, Cindy, 152 Riley, Randy, 114, 143 Riley, Terry, 143 Roberts, Carey, 94, 143 Roberts, Darla, 87, 152 Roberts, Kathy, 143 Roberts, Kelly, 128, 152 Robertson, Bobby, 143 Robertson, Betty, 135 Robertson, Susan, 136 Robinson, Anita, 136 Robinson, Reesa, 152 Robinson, Rexa, 28, 40, 180 Rodgers, Sharon, 152 Rogers, Tammy, 152 Rohrbaugh, James, 143 Rose, Lester, 40 Ross, David, 104, 105, 123, 125, 136, 65 Routh, Eugene, 143 Routh, Sheila, 152 Roye, Judy, 143, 179 Rusk, Billy, 136 Russum, Cathy, 77, 86, 89, 136, 166, 183 Ryan, Kitty, 136, 53 Sadberry, Butch, 152 Salmon, Doug, 152 Sampley, Linda, 152 Sampley, Roger, 143 Sargent, Michael, 116, 152, 119 Sargent, Russell, 41, 56, 61, 63, 67, 79 Sargent, Theresa, 138, 143 Sasser, Bill, 41 Sasser, Laura, 143 200 Scheffe, Ken, 104, 123, 136 Scheffe, Phyllis, 122, 152 Schmidt, Kathrine, 32, 41, 52, 60, 80, 83, 94 Schmidt, Mike, 108, 114, 115, 126, 127, 143, 103 Schmidt, Reagan, 41 Schroeder, Carol, 143 Schroeder, Karen, 28, 41, 99 Schroeder, Wayne, 114, 123, 125, 143 Scobee, LaRonda, 28, 41, 68, 99, 181 Scobee, Vinita, 89, 136, 166 Segler, Lilly, 143 Settle, Susie, 41, 157, 173 Shaw, Jack, 7, 28, 41 Shaw, Mary, 144 Shawver, Charmagne, 136 Sheets, Kathy, 41, 99 Sheets, Kim, 144 Shewmake, Wanda, 41, 99 Shirley, Sherie, 101, 136 Shook, Charlotte, 152 Shook, Craig, 116, 156 Shook, Rhonda, 144 Shook, Ricky, 144, 157 Sidlauskas, Cheryl, 136 Sidlauskas, Ricky, 152 Sidener, Janice, 136 Simmons, Brenda, 152 Simmons, Curtis, 152 Singer, Tony, 114, 123, 144 Singleton, Bud, 136, 95 Singletary, Steve, 136 Skinner, Larry, 108, 144 Smallwood, Jon, 128, 129, 142, 144 Smith, Alan, 152 Smith, Chip, 152 Smith, Cindy Sue, 41, 97 Smith, Cindy, 122, 144 Smith, Cynthia, 94, 97, 136 Smith, Deborah, 122, 53 Smith, Dee Lynn, 4, 153, 176 Smith, Dewayne, 153 Smith, G. L., 144 Smith, John, 144 Smith, Jerry, 153 Smith, Karen, 29, 42 Smith, Linda, 136 Smith, Mark, 108, 144 Smith, Phyllis, 42, 82, 181, 73 Smith, Raymond, 153 Smith, Roger, 153 Snow, Becky, 153 Sorey, Sandra, 94, 153, 53 Sorey,-Steve, 61, 108, 109, 136 Spears, Cecilia, 42 Spikes, Gena, 136 Spruiell, Barry, 104, 105, 114, 123, 136, 63 Spruiell, Jeff, 24, 144 Spruiell, Wes, 4, 42, 58, 104, 123, 124, 201, 65 Stankewitz, Mark, 132, 136, 79 Stevens, Jim, 87, 94, 110, 116, 153, 119 Stevenson, Sharia, 122, 136, 199 Stewart, James, 144 Stone, Brenda, 144 Stone, Stacey, 153 Stucki, Mark, 150, 153 Swanson, Russell, 144 Swedberg, Gene, 108, 136 Swinburn, Sharon, 153 Sullivan, Cathy, 42, 82, 97, 181 Tatom, Terry, 153 Taylor, Dennis, 42, 76, 99 Teague, David, 42, 99 Teel, George, 70, 83, 126, 136, 102 Teel, Susan, 42, 61, 76, 87, 89, 93, 126, 166 Tendick, Dale, 42 Tendick, Ronald, 144 Tennant, Jan, 153 Tennant, Larry, 136 Thomas, Freida, 136 Thomas, Linda, 122, 153 Thompson, Clifford, 153 Thompason, Gail, 144 Thompson, Jimmy, 108, 114, 126, 144 Thompson, Kathi, 43 Thompson, Kathleen, 97, 136 Thompson, Tamara, 153 Thompson, Vicki, 136 Threet, Leroy, 20, 21, 28, 29, 43, 87, 100, 104, 107, 123, 124, 198, 65, 117, 118 Threet, Susan, 86, 97, 136 Tigrett, Paul, 136 Timms, Stacie, 144 Todd, Gerald, 144 Toler, Bill, 153 Toler, Sandra, 122, 145 Toler, Steve, 96, 108, 13 Toller, Scott, 145 Tolleson, Lee Ann, 137 Twyford, Tracy, 137 Vanek, Rick, 22, 145 Vestal, Elaine, 145 Vickers, Paul, 145 Voyles, Terri, 94, 137 Waddell, Mike, 153 Wadsworth, Paula, 43, 92 Wakefield, Larry, 145 Wakefield, Terry, 153 Wallace, Alan, 137 Wallace, Matt, 153 Wallis, Flora, 137 Walls, Daryl, 153 Walls, Donna, 145 Ward, Paul, 108, 114, 137 Washburn, Rebecca, 145 Watson, Carl, 10, 29, 43, 60, 104 Watson, Darwin, 43 Watson, Lisa, 122, 153, 26 Watson, Shelia, 43, 31, 94, 53 Weaver, Richard, 137 Wheeler, Shelli, 145 Whitaker, Cody, 145 Whitaker, Richard, 153 White, Denise, 94, 97, 137 White, Mike, 145 Whiteacre, Robin, 153 Wilkerson, Susan, 145 Willhoit, David, 153 Williams, Connie, 145 Williams, Dan, 116, 126, 153 Williams, Greg, 153 Williams, Joel, 145 Williams, Kyle, 137 Williams, Larry, 20, 24, 36 Williams, Sharon, 43 Williams, Susan, 145 Williams, Vickie, 137 Williamson, Donna, 18, 137 Willingham, Robert, 153 Wilson, David, 153 Wilson, Ivan, 43, 53 Wilson, Janet, 137 Woods, Tom, 87, 123, 145, 103, 117 Wright, Dana, 153 Wright, Gary, 145 Wright, Kathy, 97, 137 Wright, Kevin, 16, 20, 29 Wright, Kim, 153 Wright, Dennis, 145 Wynn, Pam, 137 Yarbrough, James, 153 Yoder, Sarah, 149 Young, Richard, 145 Young, Shannon, 145 York, Daniel, 137 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Alsup, Jimmy, 14, 47 Ayres, Linda, 48 Black, Ruby, 45, 48 Bone, Fran, 44, 48 Brooks, Dennis, 48 Butler, Bobby, 4, 48, 108, 129 Clary, Greg, 110, 114, 115, 123 Cowley, Harold, 46 Cowley, Jane, 44, 48, 61 Davis, JoAnn, 21, 48 Davis, Richard, 48 Dawson, Bob, 6, 14, 47, 26 Dearen, Betty, 44, 49 Dick, Darrell, 2, 3, 49 Escue, Herman, 47 Flippin, Don, 11, 45, 49, 107 Graves, Grady, 49, 105, 102 Harrell, Norma, 49 Hays, Tom, 16, 45, 49 Henderson, Jim, 45, 49 Hicks, Carlton, 49 Howell, Jimmy, 49 Jennings, Doyce, 49 King, Carl, 49 Klinkerman, Lorna, 45, 49 Laird, Harriette, 45, 49 Lang, Glenda, 49 Lemons, Walter, 108, 123 Lucy, Don, 49 Lyles, Gary, 38, 54, 59, 85 Mattis, Raydean, 49, 50, 79, 96 Medlinger, Bonnie, 50, 97 Meux, Elizabeth, 21, 50, 84 Mooney, David, 25, 44, 50, 77, 80 Motheral, Pam, 50, 101 Nelson, Herb, 50 Oliver, Barney, 110, 116, 119 Priddy, Mike, 50 Ratcliff, John, 45, 50 Smith, Beverly, 47 Smith, James, 5, 50 Venhaus, Carol, 21, 44, 50, 88 Wilson, Elma, 50 White, Diana, 44, 50, 85 Wineinger, Dick, 126 Wynn, Wilbert, 44, 50 CAFETERIA AND MAINTENANCE Blackwell, Dixie, 51 Copeland, Undell, 51 Cummings, Ruby, 51 Franks, Gerald, 51 Hammonds, Annabel, 51 Harrison, Silvesta, 51 Heacox, Bobbie, 51 Hodges, M. 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