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

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1978 volume:

Table of Contents. . . Opening Section 2 Student Life 10 Faculty 26 Seniors 36 Honors 50 Organizations 72 Athletics 100 Underclassmen 136 Advertisements 164 a HAWK 1978. . . Iowa Park High School Iowa Park, Texas Volume XXXI arm pue Suojfs Jana sy nen praises to thee Student Life. . w Aufumn Aciion (a) September and October are paced by activ- ities which surround and support football. The marching band gives their usual fine performance, the pep club keeps spirit high through their enthusiastic effort, and the first of the year starts with a bang. 12 STUDENT LIFE (a) Home of the Hawks, (b) I’m a little teapot, (c) The Hawks sand- wich a Graham Steer, (d) The Mean Green Marching Machine, (e) Rhonda Kuehler distracts the fans, (f) Spirited pep rallies reflect the loyalty of the student body. Varied Activities November brought an end to the volleyball and foot- ball seasons while ushering in basketball. The grind of classwork sets in as the “new” wears off. (d) (a) Help is on the way. (b) Anthony York has a glue like grip, (c) Large crowds are typical at Hawk basketball games, (d) Coach Tone introduces the foot- ball team, (e) Norman Marquart is dazed by Mrs. Dearen’s assignment. Holiday Happenings The Christmas holidays bring an increase in activities. The choir’s schedule is full of performances and heightened by their ban- quet. Students are anxious for a vacation after which comes January bringing snow, the 3-act play, and the football banquet. 16 STUDENT LIFE (h) (a) The office workers trim the school tree, (b) Mrs. Dulaney celebrates Christmas right, (c) Don’t kid yourself Kip, Santa knows! (d) The A Cappella choir gives their Christmas performance, (e) The A Cap- pella Queen candidates; Jacalyn Hale, Wendy Baston, Kay Baca, and the A Cappella Queen; Dar- lene Mahler, (f) Snow brings a welcome relief to IPHS. (g) Hey, it talked! (h) Nothing stops Iowa Park students from going to school, (i) The Thespians give their 3-act play. (') STUDENT LIFE 17 Winter Flurry The dead of winter is livened by such activities as Hawk Leadership Day, the homecoming basket- ball game and the talent show. The basketball team ends its best season ever while track starts out with a bang by winning the annual Hawk Relays. 18 STUDENT LIFE (a) Hawk Leadership day honorees. (b) Hawk basketball fever . . . catch it! (c) Darlene strikes again! Taste good Steve? (d) Steve Anderson and Lydia Bushfield are practicing to be store window mannequins, (e) Billy Ray and Kevin Callahan wonder what Scott is talk- ing about, (f) The A Cappella choir, under the direction of Norman Flowers, president. STUDENT LIFE 19 20 STUDENT LIFE The annual fifties day is, as usual, a great success. The students enjoy the clothes, activities, and the hairstyles. Billy Ray is the winner of the FCA’s annual Ugliest Man on Campus contest. The student council defeats the faculty in volleyball. STUDENT LIFE 21 Congratulations State Finalist When the journey ended, Mimsey were the Boro- goves had won district, area, regional, and state honors, the playwright had flown to Austin to see our thespians perform his play, and the director, cast, and crew had brought honor and distinction to them- selves and to their school while gathering beautiful memories to cherish for- ever. 22 STUDENT LIFE One Act Play State Cast Members At Top: Mrs. LaTrice Dulaney — Director. Back Row: Cindy Flana- gan (Jane Paradine) Best Actress — District, Best Actress — Area, All-Star Cast in Regional. David Hutson — Light Technician. Debbie McCreary — Production and sound technician. Lisa Shults — Production crew. Chris Lester (Dennis Paradine) Honor- able Mention — District, All-star cast in area. Middle Row: Dar- lene Mahler (Mary Johnson) Honorable Mention — District, All Star Cast — Area, Honorable Mention — State. Lydia Bushfield (Emma Paradine) All-Star Cast in District, Honorable Mention in Area and Regional. Steve Anderson (Scott Paradine) All-Star Cast in District, Honorable Mention — Area. Bottom Row: Connie Jen- nings (Alpha Centurian Child). Lynne Wright (Alpha Centurian Mother). STUDENT LIFE 23 May delivers an accumulation of events that are characteristic of the end of school. Students busy finishing classwork, the choir presents their spring con- cert, baseball closes out the season, the awards assembly follows, and then commence- ment concludes the school year. 24 STUDENT LIFE (a) Come on Randall, you gotta let go sometime! (b) My hero! (c) Paul and Dale create a master- piece. (d) Kelly fires a fast one. (e) Mrs. Wilson is honored at her retirement party, (f) The A Cap- pella choir’s Spring Concert, (h) Pride of '78! STUDENT LIFE 25 Wendell Allen Auto Body Neil Billingsley Athletics Ronald Cotton Science Ath. Richard Davis Vocational Ag. Linda Ayres Home Economics Keith Barrick Math Athletics Ruby Black English Dennis Brooks Vocational Ag. Richard Crawford Health Geog. JoAnn Davis Business Kenneth Davis Vice-Principal Jane Cowley Librarian Betty Dearen English Darrell Dick Choir LaTrice Dulaney Speech Herman Escue Counselor 28 faculty David Fuller History Ath. Jim Gotcher Government Denise Hambrick English Norma Harrell Business Mike Fountain Athletics Judith Jones Home and Family Kathy Jones Spanish Valer Mae Jones Cosmetology Tim Caspar Biology i I Carl King Counselor FACULTY 29 You think you’ve got problems. Harriette Laird Typing Linda Lovelace English Gary Lyles Building trades Raydean Mattis English Bonnie Medlinger VOE Elizabeth Meux History David Mooney Band Ronald Moore Athletics Nancy Padgett Librarian Nikki Phillips Resource Room Mike Priddy John Ratcliff LaRue Slack Pat Tone Charles Williams Math Math Athletics Athletics History Ath. “Say what?” 4 Elma Wilson Vocational Dick Wineinger Athletics Sharon Winstead Sociology Wilbert Wynn Nancy Young Science Secretary FACULTY 31 32 FACULTY (a) Bob Dawson — Principal, (b) Kenneth Davis — Vice Principal, (c) Herman Escue — Counselor, (d) Carl King • Counselor (e) Nancy Young — Secretary (f) Susan Biddy — Secretary FACULTY 33 School Board: Roy Boutwell, Rusty Rusk, Bill Spruiell. Martha Dudley, Jesse McCullough, C. E Myers 34 FACULTY Back Row, I to R: Barbara Dumas, Marsha Solomon, Mildred Billingsley, Barbara Gerstner, Sylvesta Harrison, Ruby Cummings Front Row: Wynell Cathey, Barbara Dodson, Thelma Voyles, Pauline Emils. FACULTY 35 v. mim Stacia Adams Russ Adkins Wendy Baston, Treasurer. Albert Alambar Tanya Alexander Paul Arrington MarkAulds Kay Baca Blaine Horton, Vice President Evelyn Black Chris Bowerman Kent Boykin 38 SENIORS Linda Frederick, Secretary. Robert Bradberry Michael Britton Jeanna Brown Lydia Bushfield Ricky Campbell EddyCannedy 1978 Senior Class Officers. Donna Casper Jim Dooley, President. SENIORS 39 Using Our Taleni Brenda Kent Mark Jim Cates Chapman Clark Cockrum Carrie Cole Kelly Compton Debbie Cook Sonny Cook Pat Cooke Leora Copas Kelly Crush Tim Cunningham Terry Daniels Darla Rodney Suzanne Jane Yvonne Daugherity Davis Davis Dean DeLaGarza 40 SENIORS Richard Dietrichson Kellye Dingus Jim Dooley James Ervin Pam Ervin Sherry Evans Gary Eakin Jerretta, you’ve got style! Billy Farmer Jimmy Feltman Cindy Flanagan Norman Flowers Alan Forney SENIORS 41 Danny Gray Debrah Greenwood Mark Gregg Randy Griest Johnny Griffith Lee Gwinn Jacalyn Hale Kim Hamilton Don Hammonds Yellowing denture stains took away my smile!! 42 SENIORS Cheryl Robert Blaine Seniors of 1978 are great! Hoffman Honeycutt Horton SENIORS 43 Keith Karstetter Kathy Kevin Kerr Ketchersid It really has been one of those days! Donna Vivian Mark Robin Klinkerman Krajcik Kyle Lamb 44 SENIORS Howard Lane Larry Lathrop Keith Latimer Coy Lee Delia Lemons Chris Lester David Lightsey Karen Lucore Casey Maloney Norman Marquart Jeff Martin James McCord Debbie McCreary Kim McLaughlin Brian McWilliams Dana Mikkelson Facing the World Donald McCormack SENIORS 45 Leaders of Tomorrow Michelle Miller Johnny Moore David Morton Sondra Moss Jimmy Murfield Bick Nguyen Clint Owen Judy Pendergrass Teena Pennington David Phillips Kathy Johnson, how do you spell relief? James Polk Belinda Price Ramona Price Rusty Price Doris Pruett 46 SENIORS OUR FARRAH JUDY FAWCETT MAJORS Kathy Richard Jimmy Belinda Judy Rowell Roy Rusk Patricia Doug Roberts Rogers Butch Scott Sadberry Sanders SENIORS 47 Johnny Jerry Skinner Smith John Smith Hey! It's cool, so get on down for your school! Richard Jerretta Max John Kim Smith Soapes Solomon Spanable Stafford Scott Donnie Jeff Sheryl Jackie Stubbs Taylor Taylor Thornton Tillery 48 SENIORS Tami Twyford Jim Virgin David Wagoner Sid Waldrop Building Out Lives Robyn Cynthia Curtis Kathy Bea Walsh Wessel Wheeler Wheeler Whitton Randal David Tim Anthony Wilson Wright Wright York SENIORS 49 Honor Lisa Bartow Valedictorian Cindy Flanagan Third Billy Farmer Fourth Johnny Moore Seventh Lydia Bushfield Eighth 52 HONORS Kathy Johnson Fifth Debbie McCreary Sixth Jacalyn Hale Ninth Darlene Mahler Tenth HONORS 53 National Honor Society The National Honor Soci- ety's purpose is to create an enthusiasm for schol- arship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of Ameri- ca’s Secondary Schools. Officers Are: Jacalyn Hale, secretary; Norman Flowers, treasurer; Kathy Johnson, historian; Jeff Taylor, president; Billy Farmer, vice-president. Two Year Members Are: Top Row: Jimmy Banks, Norman Flowers, Paul Arrington, Jeff Taylor, Billy Farmer Bottom Row: Sherry Evans, Lisa Bartow, Kathy Johnson, Jacalyn Hale, Cindy Flanagan, Carrie Cole. 54 ORGANIZATIONS Senior Initiates Are: Top Row: Johnny Moore, Chris Lester, Mark Puder. Bottom Row: Tracie Siddle, Debbie McCreary, Darlene Mahler, Suzanne Davis. Mrs. Cowley, sponsor. Junior Initiates Are: Top Row: Ernie Holland, Billy Andersen, Chuck Thompson, Travis Little. Bottom Row: Cheryl Dowell, Jill Koonce, Teresa Kibler, Kellie Richter, Sherry McDonald. ORGANIZATIONS 55 mecoming Queen Belinda Price Class Favorites Senior Eddy Cannedy Suzanne Davis Sophomore Joe Stevens Cindy Grace 58 HONORS Junior Tandra Wilkerson Andy Sitgreaves Freshman Mary Gray Troy Linthicum HONORS 59 Mr. and Miss Iowa Park High Anthony York Suzanne Davis HONORS 62 HONORS Building Trades — Terry Daniels History — Jill Koonce Shorthand — Kathy Johnson VOE — Suzanne Davis HONORS 63 Vocational Agriculture — James England Auto Body — Don McCormick Auto Mechanics — Scott Stubbs Typing — Tim Adcock 64 HONORS Choir — Carrie Cole and Lee Gwinn English — Cindy Flanagan and Lisa Bartow HONORS 65 Who's Who Band — Risa Roberts and Lori Dick Drama and Speech — Lydia Bushfield 66 HONORS Spanish — Lori Merrill Biology II — Billy Jay Farmer Journalism — Trish Roberts Girls and Boys Athletics — Wendy Baston and Jim Bob Dooley HONORS 67 Quccessful Competition All-State Choir Members: Scott Fowler, Carrie Cole, Lee Gwinn. UIL District Literary Winners: Kathy Johnson 1st Shorthand; Tony Bartow 1st readywriting; Tim Adcock 1st typing; Kari Hatcher 4th typing. All-Area Band Members: Lori Dick tympani; Tim Adcock xylophone; Risa Roberts snare. UIL Boys’ Track Winners: Anthony Crittenden, Mile Run — 2nd Dist.; Kip Fuller, Discus — 1st Dist., 2nd Region, 7th State; Jim Dooley, Pole Vault — 1st Dist., 2nd Region, 6th State. UIL Girls Track Winners: Edie Hayden, Mile Run — 1st Dist.; Wendy Baston, High Jump — 1st Dist., 3rd Region; Kit Brown, Hurdles — 2nd Dist.; Mile Relay Team — Kit Brown, Cindy Flanagan, Trish Roberts, Mary Gray — 3rd Dist. Football Awards: Eddy Cannedy — Hustler; Keith Hillard — Ball Hawker; Terry Daniels — Outstanding Hawk. District Tennis — Randall Grif- All-District Girls’Basketball: She fith, 3rd. ryl Thornton. All District Boys’ Basketball: Anthony York and Jim Rowell. Cosmetology: Delia Lemmons, Dist. 1st; State 2nd — Wet Set; Ramona Price, Dist. 1 st; State 2nd — Wet Set; Jerretta Soapes, Dist. Treas., Dist. 1st; State 3rd — Notebook. Cosmetology: Allen Shipman, Dist. 1st; State 1st — Comb-out; Cynthia Bunton, Dist. 1st; State 1st — Comb-out. OEA General Clerical: Tenna Cook — 2nd Area. Local TSTA Scholarship recipient — Billy Ray FFA Star Chapter Farmer Wendy FFA Star Greenhand Eddie Blagg Hicks — a coffee 70 HONORS State Contender: One Act Play Spring Sports Award Winners Outstanding Male Quartet at Greater Southwest Festival: Lee Gwinn, Scott Fowler, Chris Lester, and Norman Flowers National Merit Commended Scholar: Jeff Taylor National Honor Society Scholar ship Alternate: Cindy Flanagan National Honor Society Scholar ship recipient and DAR Award Winner: Kathy Johnson HONORS 71 Annual Staff The Annual Staff is a dedicated organization which preserves the memories of each school year. Through diligence and work they bring together all the activities of Iowa Park High. (a) Editors: Jeff Taylor and Cindy Flan- agan. (b) Classes: Chris Lester, Jill Koonce, Michelle Miller, and Carol Crush. Curriculum, Stacia Adams, (c) Sponsor, Mrs. Mattis, (d) Athletics: Paul Arrington, Kay Baca and Mike Davis, (e) Photographers: Terrie Reece, Lydia Bushfield, David Horsky, Carie Raines, Kathryn Mattis, and John Spanable. (f) Organizations: Dar- lene Mahler, Jacalyn Hale and Gaye Williams, (g) Ads: Lisa Bartow, Sherry McDonald, Kathy Johnson, and Deb- bie McCreary. ORGANIZATIONS 75 Sfudent Council The Student Council of IPHS serves to pro- mote activities for the betterment of the school, community, state and nation. One of its primary functions is to promote a bet- ter understanding between students and faculty. (c) 76 ORGANIZATIONS (a) Randy Gibson — Parliamentarian; Suzanne Davis — Secretary; Anthony York — President; Norman Flowers — Vice President; Casey Maloney — Treasurer, (b) Senior Representatives: Cindy Flanagan, Billy Jay Farmer, Wendy Baston, Coy Lee, Kay Baca, Linda Frederick, (c) Junior Representa- tives: Cheryl Whisnand, Jeanna Dickerson, Jeff Watts, Tandra Wilkerson, Bruce Ffolder, Brent Cat- lin. (d) Sophomore Representatives: Lauri Long, Lisa Stone, Stephanie Frazier, Johnna Frederick, Jeff Shaw, Norman Gwinn. (e) Freshman Represent- atives: Kevin Davis, Joe Spruiell, Kent Fehr, Shelton Walsmith, Troy Linthicum, Wenaell Burnam. (f) Sponsor — Mrs. Meux. A Cappella Choir (a) The A Cappella Choir is a group of talented musicians that are selected in a private audition based on sightreading skill, overall musical ability, and an attitude conducive of this worthy organization. Its yearly goal is perfection through unity. 78 ORGANIZATIONS (a) 1977 78 A Cappella Choir. (b) Mr. Dick, director, (c) Tem- pos. (d) Officers: Norman Flow ers, president; Carrie Cole, sec- retary; Cindy Flanagan, trea- surer; Chris Lester, vice presi- dent. (e) Pianists are Janis James and Lynette Flick, (f) Sec- tion leaders: Cindy Flanagan, Carrie Cole, Chris Lester, Mic- helle Miller, Jill Koonce, Mike Davis, David Morton and Coy Lee. Butch Sadberry, contest chairman; Jacalyn Hale, histo- rian; Darlene Mahler, merit chaplain; Tandra Wilkerson, robe chairman; Kay Baca, pub- licity chairman; Wendy Baston, librarian. ORGANIZATIONS 79 80 ORGANIZATIONS (C) (a) Choir Sweetheart is Darlene Mahler. Other nominees were Jacalyn Hale, Wendy Baston and Kay Baca, (b) UIL Division I Solo- ists. (c) All-Region choir mem- bers. (d) District choir members, (e) All Area choir members, (f) Mixed Choir. organizations 81 Pep Club “Our job is to boost school spirit and the team morale. By participating in pep rally activities, attending games, decorating lockers, painting signs, and wearing our school colors, we try to show our pride in our school and our loyalty for our school and teams.’’ 82 ORGANIZATIONS (a) Sponsor, Mrs. Lovelace. (b) Cheerleaders: (Seniors) Suzanne Davis — Head Cheerleader, Wendy Bastom, Belinda Price, Trish Roberts. (Juniors) Pennie Baker, Cathy Cosstick, Marla McCord, (c) Pep Squad, (d) Mascot, Kay Hamilton, (e) Officers: Linda Frederick — president; Leora Copas — 1st vice president; Kay Baca — 2nd vice presi- dent; Cheryl Hoffman — sec- retary; Debbie Forman — treasurer; Cheryl Whisnand and Stephanie Frazier — tele- phone chairmen. ORGANIZATIONS 83 Future Homemakers of America Future Homemakers of America is involved in developing quality in family life and exposing students to careers in the home economics field. The organization also stresses the development of the home- maker-wage earner role as a dual responsi- bility in the family. 84 ORGANIZATIONS (C) (a) Mrs. Judy Jones and Miss Linda Ayers, Sponsors, (b) Junior Chapter: Tanya Jones — Secretary; Audrey Klinkerman — 4th Vice President; Kerry Nault — 2nd Vice President; Teresa Siddle — President; Renee Williams — 1st Vice President; Frances Schmidt — 3rd Vice President; Laura Bowerman — 5th Vice President; Gayla Wells — Parliamentarian, (c) Senior Chapter: Tammy Case — Parliamenta- rian; Diana Smith — Secretary; Kathryn Mattis — 4th Vice President; Lisa Shults — 2nd Vice President; Kathy Johnson — President; Jaca- lyn Hale — 1st Vice President; Kay Baca — 3rd Vice President; Sherry Evans — 5th Vice President; Carie Raines — Historian, (d) Cane Raines and Tracie Siddle prepare the tables for the Teachers Breakfast. ORGANIZATIONS 85 Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is intended for any student inter- ested in the field of education. By helping teachers, F.T.A. members have a chance to see and experi- ence a little of what teaching is like. 86 ORGANIZATIONS Back Row, L. to R.: Sponsor Miss Black, Billy Ray, Wendy Baston, Donald Potter, Kip Fuller, Chris Lester. Front Row: Annette Nanez. Jill Koonce, Connie Bryan, Kay Baca, Lisa Shults, Beverly Banks. Back Row, L. to R.: Sponsor Coach Barrick, Thomas Johnson, Johnny Moore, Kevin Ketchersid, Billy Ray, Paul Arring ton, Sid Waldrop, Mark Puder. Jeff Taylor, Sponsor Coach Billingsley. Middle Row: Billy Farmer, Jerry Stucki, Mark Aulds, LeeGwinn, Norman Flowers, James Bowman. Front Row: Mike Ray, Steve McCord, Keith Taylor. Fellowship of Christian Athletes The purpose of the Fellowship is: “To con- front athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of the nation, with the chal- lenge and adventure of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, participating in his Church and serving Him through our vocations.” d) (a) FTA Officers: Billy Ray — president; Donald Potter — vice-president; Kip Fuller — treasurer; Lisa Shults — secretary; Beverly Banks — reporter, (b) FTA members, (c) FCA members, (d) FCA Officers: Jeff Taylor — presi- dent; Billy Farmer — vice-president; Johnny Moore — secretary; Mark Puder — treasurer; Sid Waldrop — parlia- mentarian. ORGANIZATIONS 87 Success is often measured by the satisfaction one has experienced in doing his best. So it is with the Hawk Band, an organization involving approximately 135 members. This organization com- petes year-round in various musi- cal contests. Each member works hard, but they enjoy the rewarding feeling they experience due to individual achievements. 88 ORGANIZATIONS Hawk Band (a) Hawk Band director, Mr. Mooney, (b) Co-Drum Majors, Chris Lester and Darlene Mahler. (b) ORGANIZATIONS 89 (a) Band Officers: President — Lee Gwinn; Vice-President — Cindy Flana- gan; Secretary — Darlene Mahler; Treasurer — Norman Flowers; Parlia- mentarian — Dana Mikkelson; Reporter — Kathy Johnson; Historian — Janis James, (b) Stage Band, (c) Feature Twirler — Carrie Cole, Major- ette Line: Kellie Richter, Jill Koonce, Ronda Kuehler. (d) Flag Corps: Back Row: Lisa Lane, Shelley Baker, Mary Bludnick, Jane Dickey. Front Row: Annette Nanez, Dana Mikkelson. Not Pictured: Tana Boles, Karen Arring- ton. (e) Band Representatives: Coy Lee, Carrie Cole, David Flowers, Lyn- ette Flick, Deanne Patterson, Russell Shawver, Deena Hefner, (f) Stage Band Vocalists: Scott Fowler, Cindy Flanagan, Norman Flowers, Darlene Mahler, Coy Lee, Carrie Cole, Chris Lester. Not Pictured: Robyn Walsh, (g) Band Royalty: Jimmy Banks, Cindy Flanagan, Chris Lester, King — Lee Gwinn, Queen — Dana Mikkelson, Darlene Mahler, Norman Flowers, Car- rie Cole. 91 Future Farmers of America Motto: Learning to do. Doing to Learn, Earn- ing to Live, Living to Serve. Senior Officers: Mark Patterson — Sentinel. Joe Stevens — President. David Wagoner — Vice President. Beverly Banks — Reporter; Skip Sheets — Secretary. Wendy Hicks — Treasurer, and Tami Catlm — Advisor. Vocational Ag I Officers: Ross Cantrell — Sentinel. Kevin Davis — President, Mark Griffith — Secretary; Cindy Grace — Reporter, Mickie Gregg — Vice President. Toby Smith — Treasurer 92 ORGANIZATIONS A uto Body — VIC A VICA goals are to create among students, faculty members, patrons of the school, and people involved in business and labor, a sincere interest in and esteem for trade and industrial and technical education. Preparing for leadership in the world of work is the motto of the Auto Body class. Auto Body — VICA Officers: Alan Forney — Sergeant at arms; Jimmy Feltman — Trea surer; Tim Cunningham — Reporter; Jimmy Ervin — Parliamentarian; Terry Hatcher — Vice President; Don McCormack — Secretary; and Jerry Hatcher — President. Horticulture Club Officers: Richard Johnson — Parliamentarian; Jeanna Dickerson — Sec y Treas ; Colette Franz — Vice Pres.; Sarah White — Pres.; and Gary Blackerby — Reporter Horti- culture Club Horticulture Club is a new organization this year, and is made up of members of the ornamental horticulture class. ORGANIZATIONS 93 — Cosmetology VICA is an organization to help prepare stu- dents for leadership in the world of work. Stu- dents share their interests in helping them- selves, their school, community, and nation. Students learn good ethics in relation to their work and character. Hawk Squawk Journalism students publish the school news every other week — with the coop- eration of Mr. Hamilton and the Iowa Park Leader. (a) Cosmetology Sponsor — Mrs. Jones, (b) VICA Officers: President — Darla Daugherity; Vice President — Delia Lemons; Secretary — Jerretta Soapes; Treasurer — Pam Ervin; Reporter — Ramona Price; Parliamentarian — Belinda Roy. (c) VICA Initiates: Allen Shipman, Laura Herron, Juanetta Copeland, Shelley Bennett, Traci Salmon, Cynthia Bunton, Kelly Abernathy, Angel Reaume. (d) Hawk Squawk Staff Members: Jeff Shaw, Dana Mikkelson, Bo Dickerson, Carol Crush, Tim Wright, Robert Schreiber, Gregg Wal- lace, Dawn Ehlert, Trish Roberts, Jeff Feix, K. K. Connor, Darrel Caldwell, Anthony Crittenden, Beverly Banks, and sponsor — Mrs. Lovelace, (e) Editor: Trish Roberts; Assistant Editor: Jeff Shaw. ORGANIZATIONS 95 Thespians Act well thy part, there all the honor lies . : . The Internationale Thespian Society is an educational organ- ization which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of thea- ter arts. 96 ORGANIZATIONS Office Education Association (i) OEA is an organization designed to develop leadership abilities, interest in the Ameri- can business system, and com- petency in office occupations. (a) Thespian members, (b) Thespian sponsor, Mrs. Dulaney, (c) Thespian initiates, (d) “Time Out For Ginger.” (e) Thespian officers, (f) OEA Lab offi- cers: L to R: Suzanne Davis — 2nd Vice-Pres.; Irene Arredondo — Reporter; Cheryl Wright — President; Penny Hawthorne — Historian; Trudy Pruett — Chaplain; Seated: Tandra Wilkerson — 1st Vice-Pres.; Vicki Krum — Sec. Treas. (g) Mrs. Med- linger — OEA Sponsor, (h) CO-OP Officers: L to R: Teena Pennington — President; Mary Johnson — Vice- Pres.; Debbie Cook — Sec. Treas.; Brenda Cates — Hist.; Vivian Krajcik — Rep.; Evelyn Black — Chaplain, (i) Heigh Ho ... we don’t work much you know. ORGANIZATION 97 Building Trades — VICA Building Trades is an organization for junior and senior students. This group is affiliated with VICA. The purpose of this organization is to give students a practical knowledge of all phases of residential construc- tion. A yearly project is to construct a house that is sold at the end of the year. Vica Officers for 1977-78 Are: Jon Crawford, Jeff Nolen, David Hillard, Scott Mangrove, Terry Daniels, Cunis Wheeler, David Lightsey. Mr. Lyles, Sponsor. 98 ORGANIZATIONS Morning Class: David Hillard, Tommy Gilbreath, Earl Bennett, Tony Phelps, Dickie Ashton, Dar wayne Wilson, Eddie Henson, Jeff Nolen, Jim Dooley, Blaine Horton, David Lightsey, Darrel Caldwell, Marcus Thomas. ternoon Class: Jim Cockrum, Keith Latimer, Curtis Wheeler, Scott Hartgrove. Brad Wynn, Mark Swanson, Don Bonan n, James Polk, Eric Thompson, Randel Shawver, Daryl Beals. ORGANIZATIONS 99 Athletics. . . Hawk Roster 7 Pat Cooke Sr 60 Tommy Ross Soph 10 Gary Blackerby Jr 61 David Hillard Jr 12 David Wright Sr 62 Sid Waldrop Sr 13 Bruce Holder Jr 63 Ray Willingham Jr 20 Jeff Nolen Jr 64 Sonny Cook Sr 21 Terry Daniels Sr 65 Blaine Kidwell Jr 22 Brent Catlin Jr 70 Burl Scott Soph 23 Jerry Stucki Jr 71 Barney Scott Soph 24 Andy Sitgreaves Jr 72 Paul Arrington Sr 30 Scott Hutson Soph 73 Billy Ray Sr 31 Kip Fuller Jr 74 Mark Puder Sr 33 Troy Thompson Soph 75 Gregg Wallace Jr 40 Keith Hillard Sr 80 Billy Maupin Soph 42 Ron Taylor Soph 84 Eddie Cannedy Sr 44 Blaine Horton Sr 85 Richard Dietrichson Sr 50 Randy Gibson Sr 86 Chris Bowerman Sr 52 Richard Johnson Sr 87 Jeff Taylor Sr 53 Norman Marquart Sr Managers: Anthony Crittenden, Mike Daymude, Terry Hines, Kirk Baggett, David Dixon Coaching Staff: Pat Tone, Charles Williams, Neil Billingsly, David Fuller 102 VARSITY (a) Practice makes perfect? (b) Our Mentors (c) Team hustle is exhibited by the defense. (c) (b) ATHLETICS 103 104 VARSITY (a) A Vernon Lion finds yardage tough against Hawk defense, (b) Coach told me to pass, but. . (c) Ray Willingham exhibiting his unique style of tackling, (d) Bruce gets good protection from the offensive line, (e) Troy picks up block for extra yardage, (f) Hawk defense sets to stop the Huskies, (g) Sitgreaves moves out against the Yellowjackets. (g) ATHLETICS 105 106 VARSITY (d) The 1977 football season was disappointing to fans and players alike. But throughout the year, the members of the team continued to work hard and kept a good attitude while looking for their first victory. Although that victory never came, it is encouraging to see that with eight- een returning lettermen, next year should mark the return of the Hawks to competitive football. ( ) ATHLETICS 107 Volleyball 108 VARSITY iina (a) Top Row, L. to R.: Coach Cotton, Bea Whitton, Linda Frederick, Wendy Baston, Johnna Frederick, Stephanie Fra- zier, Vicki Shirley. Bottom Row: Dawn Ehlert, Cathy Cosst- ick, Suzanne Davis, Tanya Alexander, Lori Merrill, Wendy Johnson, (b) Pep Talk, (c) Bea shows good form, (d) Bea and Suzanne are team captains, (e) Up, up and away! (f) Come to me. Baby, (g) Cathy Cosstick shows her powerful serve. ATHLETICS 109 Varsity Basketball l. to R.: Donnie Taylor. Jim Dooley, Anthony York, Jeff Taylor, Eddy Cannedy, Jim Rowell. Jimmie Richardson, Harry Hutchins. Rusty Price, Doug Rogers, Paul Hubner. Kneeling: Coach Barrick. SCOREBOARD l.p. Opponent I.P. Opponent 81 Notre Dame 52 51 Monterrey 50 69 Bowie 67 78 Dunbar 79 55 Henrietta 46 60 Estacado 77 78 Electra 38 70 Notre Dame 51 67 Lincoln 66 102 Quanah 39 67 Bowie 54 54 Weatherford 42 65 Denton 63 74 Graham 73 65 Bowie 54 64 Brownwood 49 80 Quanah 38 77 Burkburnett 70 55 Childress 47 44 Mineral Wells 76 79 Notre Dame 58 84 Vernon 68 66 Childress 62 Playoffs 76 Crowell 73 64 Brownwood 45 68 Henrietta 60 44 Mineral Wells 52 110 VARSITY Senior Players Jim Rowell All-District All-Regional Rusty Price 2nd Team All-District Jeff Taylor Anthony York All-District Doug Rogers 2nd Team All-District Jim Dooley Eddy Cannedy Donnie Taylor Paul Hubner ATHLETICS 111 (a) York goes for two the hard way. (b) Jim Bob and Rusty show good Hawk hustle, (c) Jimmy Richardson jumps above opponents to get a good shot, (d) Doug dashes in for a lay up, (e) Anthony goes high for a rebound, (f) New style of Hawk ball handling. 112 VARSITY ATHLETICS 113 Basketball Top Row, L to R.: Coach Fountain, Wendy Baston, Jill Watts, Sheryl Thornton, JoAnn McClurg, Frances Sampley, Penme Baker, Linda Frederick, Leora Copas, Kay Baca. Teresa Hatch, Connie Schreiber, DeDe Rich; Ten Quick, Donna Klmkerman — Manag ers. 114 VARSITY (a) Team picture, (b) De De Rich drives in for action, (c) Pennie Baker attempts to edge out the opponent, (d) Jill Watts strives for possession, (e) A battling Hawk wins the tip. (f) Senior Sheryl Thornton was named all-dis- trict. ATHLETICS 115 Tennis Team Picture: Coach Wineinger, Jim Hodges, Cheryl Dowell, James McCord, JoAnn Curry, Kelly Crush, Diana Smith, Lee Gwinn, Beth Corless, Keith Karstetter, Laura Bowerman, Randy Case, Mary Bludnick, Richie Haschke. Not Pictured: Randall Griffith. (a) Diana Smith demonstrates her powerful return. (b) Kelly Crush anticipates the end of the match, (c) Randall Griffith wonders Did I hit it?” (d) Spike” McCord, what more can be said? (e) Jo Ann Curry takes her game seriously. 118 VARSITY (a) Jimmy Murfield analyzes his putt. (b) Marvin Brandt goes for par. (c) Marvin and Ricky get ready to tee off. (d) Ricky holds his breath, (e) Jimmy watches his ball go into the water, (f) No,Jimmy, it went that-away. ATHLETICS 119 Baseball Top Row, L to R: Gwinn, Thompson, Bernstein, John Smith, Crush, Bowerman, Martin, Daniels, Price, Combs. Bottom Row: Jerry Smith, Blackerby, Crawford, Hillard, Brown, Kidwell, Marquart. (a) Ready for the pitch, (b) Keith hammers the ball, (c) Rusty covers the whole field, (d) Chris takes a bow. (wow!) 120 VARSITY V a r s 0 I t y T r a c k Top Row, L. to R.: Nolan, Durham, Farmer, Dillard, Ray, Stubbs. Middle Row: Phillips, Bookout, Fuller, M Sitgreaves, A. Crittenden, Coach Arnold, Willingham Bottom Row: Feltman, Dooley, Thompson, A. Sitgreaves, Callahan, Love lady, M. Crittenden. 122 VARSITY (a) Billy Ray warming up. (b) Yes, Billy Ray, Billy Jay has muscle tone, (c) Scott Stubbs (Boucefus) shows he has a last burst of speed in the 880. (d) Steve Bookout strains to keep the lead, (e) Troy makes it look easy. (b) ATHLETICS 123 Girls' Track 124 VARSITY L. to R.: Coach Moore, Kit Brown. Judy Fulfer, Mary Ann Crittenden, Vicki Shirley, Phyllis Wahl. Lisa Stone. Mary Gray. Jo Ann McClurg Audrey Klmkerman. Edie Hayden. Debby Hill. Trish Roberts. Cindy Flanagan, Wendy Baston. (a) Trish Roberts shoots out of the starting blocks, (b) Cindy Flanagan makes a happy dash for the finish line, (c) Wendy Baston, regional winner, easily clears the high jump bar. (d) Vicki Shirley pushes for the lead, (e) District winning mile relay team was composed of Kit Brown, Cindy Flanagan, Trish Roberts and Mary Gray. ATHLETICS 125 Junior Varsity Football Top Row, L. to R.: Coach Barrick, Pool, Brown. Nault, Blair, Baggett, Coach Fountain 3rd Row: Mooring, Bowman, Costello, Johnson, King, Ervin, Phillips. 2nd Row: Potter, McLaughlin, Stolper, Merrill, Dickerson, Lane, Klinkerman Bottom Row: Ward, Elies, Stucki, Fletcher, Schram, Stevens, Smith. Basketball Top Row, L. to R.: Duerson, Dillard. Hutchins. Griffith, Klmkerman, Schreiber, Brookshire. Middle Row: Millhollon, Maupm, Durham. Brown, Holder Bottom Row: Little, Taylor, Sitgreaves, Guyette. Volleyball (a) Junior Varsity Roster Coach Cotton Vicki Shirley 15 Sheila Potter 32 Terri Rowell 20 Carolyn Copas 42 Gayla Wells 15 Renee Williams 11 Tammy Petrich 12 Melynda Huff 22 Alyce Ware 24 Tami Catlin 50 Johnna Frederick 51 Kerry Nault 44 Kay Hamilton 33 128 JUNIOR VARSITY Volleyball Top Row, L. to R.: Cheryl Whisnand, Sheila Potter, Edie Hayden, Rita Ratcliff. Terri Rowell, Kit Brown, Judy Cook, Lauri Long, Cindy Grace, Joann Melchiori Bottom Row: Gertrude Pruett, Teresa Siddle, Angie Guyton. Tammy Petrich, Janice Harris. Mary Crittenden. Tammy Case. ATHLETICS 129 Freshman Football 4 £ If’ Top Row, L. to R.: Coach Crawford, Martin, G. Johnson, Spruiell, O'Donnell, Bell, Walton, Blackwell. Fehr, Wharton. T. Johnson McCord Brixey Phillips. 2nd Row: Crenshaw, Collins, Lmthicum, S. Smith, Taylor. Tigrett, Phillips, Ray, T. Smith, Dietrichson. Morrison French' Coach Denton Bottom Row: Wyatt, Williams, Thompson, Wright, Jones, Dooley, Hastings, Thomason, Kirkham Brown Sorey 130 FRESHMAN Basketball Top Row, L. to R.: Blackwell, Martin, Thomason, Coach Crawford Middle Row: Miller, 1 igrett, Conners, burnam boi tom Row: Jeffress, Kirkham, Jones. Wright. (c) (a) Mike Ray avoids would be tacklers. (b) Ricky Wharton turns the corner for good yardage, (c) Bill Jeffress goes up for a diffi- cult shot, (d) Total confusion. ATHLETICS 131 Volleyball Top Row, L. to R.: Laura Dowell, Tessy Johnson, Jo Ann McClurg, Cariotta Troutman, Sharon Miller, Audrey Klinkerman, Linda Rowell, Coach Cotton. Bottom Row: Pat Keath, Barbara Henson, Tracy Tolleson, Tammy Stewart. 132 FRESHMAN Basketball L. to R.: Pat Keath, Mary Gray. Laura Dowell. Ruth Robertson. Audrey Klmkerman, Linda Rowell. Sharon Miller. Tessy Johnson. Judy Fulfer, Cariotta Troutman, Cindy White Center: Coach Moore. (c) FRESHMAN 133 Tennis Top Row, L to R: Manes. Gibson, Dozier, Jones, Gwmn, Staber, Sosebee, Dowell, McMahon, Hoffman. Shaw Bottom Row: Galliton, McLellan, Farr, Koenig, Byrd, White, Roberts, Fitzgerald. 134 FRESHMAN Track Top Row, L. to R.: Dooley, Spruiell, Linthicum, Thompson, Jones, Davis, Hines, Coach Crawford, Ray, Meisel, Dixon, Thomason. Bottom Row: McCord, Smith, Nanez, Mays, Tigrett, Wyatt. (a) Did I hit it? (b) Jeff Shaw puts finesse into his backhand, (c) Tom Jones holds his own. (d) Terry Hines has determination. ATHLETICS 135 Underclassmen. . . Kelly Abernathy Billy Andersen Irene Arredondo Dickie Ashton Pennie Baker Beverly Banks Debbie Baxter Daryl Beals Steve Beavers Brad Beggs Juniors Earl Bennett Shelley Bennett Allen Bernstein Gary Blackerby Mary Bludnick Steve Bogart Before you consider that flashy new tennis racket, con sider your toothpaste! Don Bohannon Robert Britt Lee Ann Brixey Jimmy Don Brown Connie Bryan Patti Bryan Cynthia Bunton Kelly Byrd Darrel Caldwell Karen Caldwell 138 JUNIORS Kevin Callahan Scott Cameron Walter Carender Tammy Case Brent Catlin Susie Cavinder Angi Clark Steve Cleghorn Rocky Combs Daniel Conley Displaying Leadership Tenna Cook Juanetta Copeland Beth Corless Charles Correll Cathy Cosstick Jon Crawford Just passing the time. Terri Davis Jeanna Dickerson Dennis Dillard Robin Doan Anthony Crittenden Carol Crush Jo Ann Curry Danet Daniels Mike Davis JUNIORS 139 Lynda Dooley Cheryl Dowell Jo Lynn Duckett Dawn Ehlert Jere Ellison Lynette Flick David Flowers Debbie Forman Colette Franz Karla Friday Kip Fuller Tommy Gilbreath Karen Goode Keith Gould Randall Griffith Russell Guyette Janice Harris Scott Hartgrove Teresa Hatch Penny Hawthorne uo Lonna Haynes Eddie Hanson Laura Herron Marc Hildebrand David Hillard Bruce Holder Ernie Holland Russell Holland Harry Hutchins Janis James Supporting the Hawks Glen Jameson Connie Jennings Wendy Johnson Chris Jones David Kerr Teresa Kibler Blaine Kidwell Mike King Clint Knee Roy Koenig Jill Koonce Vicki Krum Ronda Kuehler Mike Lane Danny Lasseter Junior talent as exhibited by Debby Forman, Billy Andersen, and Penny Walsmith. v Patricia Lehman Owen Leitner Jennifer Lewis Travis Little Joel Lovelady Jerry Lunsford Kathryn Mattis Cynthia Mays Marla McCord Dale McCreary Sherry McDonald Mark McKenzie Jerry McLemore Terry McLemore Joann Melchiori Lori Merrill Bobby Moore Brandon Morrison Annette Nanez Vance Nault Jeff Nolen Joe Norseworthy Lisa Parker Charles Parks Mark Patterson 142 JUNIORS Toby Peddy Tammy Petrich Tony Phelps John Phillips Dwight Pool Donald Potter Gertrude Pruett Craig Rains Jackie Ray Angel Reaume Learning From the Past I use Treflon on ail my plants and weeds.” Terrie Reece Dennis Reed Ray Reed Jimmie Richardson Kellie Richter Kelly Riggs Bruce Rohrbaugh Traci Salmon Nancy Sampley Randel Shawver JUNIORS 143 144 Lisa Shults Andy Sitgreaves Debbie Skelton Diana Smith Russ Smith Skip Sheets Allen Shipman Vicki Shirley Buddy Shook JUNIORS Caught in the act! . . and then Batman said to Robin . . Everett Ware Rachael Watson Jeff Watts Cheryl Whisnand Sarah White Bubba Wilkerson Tandra Wilkerson Mark Williams Senior Class of 1979. Gaye Williams Ray Willingham Darwayne Wilson Jackie Wristen JUNIORS 145 Carol Adams Tim Adcock Kenny Anderson Steve Anderson Karen Arrington DeeAnn Ashton Judy Aulds Kirk Baggett David Bailey Michele Baker Sophomores Tony Bartow Chuck Beggs Janyce Berryman Heidi Black Robert Blair Steve Bookout Laura Bowerman James Bowman Sonny Bradford Vanessa Brandt Kit Brown Kim Byrd Tracy Carter Linda Cates Tami Catlin Jtoy Chapman Kevin Coffman Mary Cole Cynthia Collazo Greg Collier Look to the Future Roger Combs Sandra Compton Karyn Conner Judy Cook Carolyn Copas Carla Copenmg Mike Costello Jeff Crenshaw Mary Crittenden Mike Crittenden Carol Dean Lori Dick Bo Dickerson SOPHOMORES 147 Cynthia Dodson Marcia Dove Cheryl Doyle Ronnie Duerson Paul Duffey Dana Dunlap Jeff Durham Kamela Edwards Kerri Edwards Shawn Elless Ray Emils Richard Ervin Sheila Farr Jeff Feix Mike Feltman Scott Fowler Stephanie Frazier Johnna Frederick Steve Fulfer Christy Galliton Bryan Gibson Helen Gilmore Celeste Glenn JimGoetze TimGoetze Sandy Gould Cindy Grace Wanda Green Debra Griffith Angie Guyton Norman Gwinn Kay Hamilton Martin Hasten Gary Haswell Edie Hayden Finding New Opportunities David Hayman Susie Heidrich Virginia Henderson Wendy Hicks Eva Holliman Gerald Hopkins David Horsky Lisa Howard Terry Hudson Melynda Huff Holley Hughes Scott Hutson Gavin Jackson Joanni Jennings Ken Johnson Tracy Johnson Tanya Jones Wes Klinkerman Virginia Koelzer Linda Koenig Tony Lambert Janet Latimer Tommy Lee Tracy Lee Steve Lewis Lauri Long Jeff Luaney Carrie Mahler Elizabeth Martin Angela Martinez Billy Maupin Debbie McCormack Greg McLaughlin Tami Meller Larry Merrill ISO SOPHOMORES The metamorphosis of butterfly-man! Steve Millhollon Ronny Minear Jerry Mooring Ricky Mooring Ronny Morrison David Morton Kerry Nault Lien Nguyen Carla Nipper Jackie Noel Continuing Our Education Jill Norton Debbie Parker Laveda Paschali Deanne Patterson Billy Phelps Mike Phillips Ginger Polk Tena Posey Sheila Potter Don Price Randy Price Janet Pruett Rita Ratcliff Theresa Raymond Kenny Reames Malinda Reaves Nancy Richard Ken Roberts Risa Roberts Randell Rohrbaugh Thomas Ross Steve Routh Terri Rowell Dwayne Russell SOPHOMORES 151 Calvin Sampley Regina Sargent David Sauls Frances Schmidt Randy Schram Robert Schreiber Perry Schroeder Barney Scott Burl Scott Mike Sharpe Jeff Shaw Bobby Sherrill Teresa Siddle Donna Sidlauskas Kay Singletary Marty Sitgreaves Lori Skelton Richard Skelton Teresa Slaughter Cindy Smith LaRena Smith Mike Smith Richard Smith Ernie Soell Mark Soloman 152 SOPHOMORES Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil, have no fun! But there’s got to be a mistake in Einstein's theory. Genior Class of 1980. Diann Stafford Joe Stevens Ronny Stolper Lisa Stone Tony Sweatman Sam Swift Laurie Tatom Bobby Taylor Ronnie Taylor Bill Thomas T roy Thompson Margaret Virgin Joe Ward Valerie Ward Alyce Ware Gayla Wells Bobby Wessel Janice Wheeler Randy Whitaker Renee Williams Randy Willingham James Wilson Hollie Winstead Lynne Wright Mike Wright SOPHOMORES 153 Sondra Alambar Denny Anderson James Anderson Doug Arnold Mike Ashford Leroy Beaver James Bell Randy Billingsley Tim Blackwell Eddie Blagg Freshmen Tana Boles Harry Bowman Marvin Brandt Cliff Brehmer Larry Britt Leslie Britton James Brixey Roger Brown Scott Brown Tracy Burch Wendell Burnam Pam Burns Daphne Butler Michael Byrne Susan Caldwell Ross Cantrell 154 FRESHMEN Lori Carender Randy Case Heidi Cavinder Tina Chaffin Gary Chandler Tina Charlton Maxie Chestnut Joe Collins Gina Connatser Charles Connor We 've Only Just Begun Steve Cooley Lou Ann Corless Wayne Correll Reuben Crenshaw Shara Crowley Karrie Culipher Matthew Curry Jill Davidson Brian Davis Kevin Davis Mike Daymude Jane Dickey Jeff Dietrichson Lisa Dietrichson David Dixon Brian Dowell Laura Dowell Sherry Drabczyk Willie Dumas Mike Fairchild Kent Fehr Connie Fitzgerald Charles Fletcher Don French Judy Fulfer Jamie Gilmore George Gould Mary Gray Mickie Gregg Mark Griffith Sudda Griffith Wa-Landa Guerrero Billy Hackler Tracy Hale lla Hambright Joe Haney Dean Hanley Tim Harris Richie Haschke Robert Hastings Kari Hatcher Donna Haynes Deena Hefner Roy Henderson Barbara Henson Michelle Hillard Terry Hines Tina Hisle Debbie Hixon Jim Hodges 156 FRESHMEN Billy Hoffman Bruce Holder Todd Huom Johnny Jares Bill Jeffress Gregg Johnson Jackie Johnson Tessy Johnson Thomas Johnson Laura Jones Showing Spirit Matt Jones Tom Jones Ronald Jordan Pat Keath Monte Kerr Mark Kirkham Audrey Klinkerman Lisa Lane Denise Lemons Rhonda Likin Troy Linthicum Mike Lunney Marian Lunsford Tim Maloney David Marston Curtis Martin Darla Martinez Ronnie Mays Debbie McAnulty Jo Ann McClurg Steve McCord Meri Lynne Mcllroy Ken McKenzie David McMahon Tim McWhorter FRESHMEN 157 Lee Miller Mary Miller Sharon Miller Sarah Milner Mark Morrison Bobby Morrow Michele Mueller Forrest Murfield Ricky Nanez Marc Nowell Ralph O'Donnell Cathy Owen Debbie Padgett Susie Painter David Perry Mike Perry I enjoy taking tests.” Boyd Petrich Barry Phillips Brit Phillips James Pruett Mike Ray Kim Reece Robert Richard Ronda Richter Ruth Robertson Tammie Robertson 158 FRESHMEN Charlotte Routh Mary Routh Linda Rowell Frances Sampley Julie Sanders Jim Schafer Daryl Schreiber Russell Shawver Danny Sherrill Charles Shook Two freshmen with angelic smiles? New Responsibilities Tim Sidlauskas Eugene Sims Jackie Simmons Charlotte Singleton Kenneth Smith Lorena Smith Steve Smith Toby Smith Dennis Sorey Gerald Sosebee Cindy Spanable Joe Spruiell Kim Stansbury Tammy Stewart Vanesa Stucki Danny Swaim FRESHMEN 159 Keith Taylor Ken Thomason Tim Thomason Kevin Thompson Tambra Thornton Scott Tigrett Tracy Tolleson Cariotta Troutman Tony Tucker Barry Tyler Mrs. Cowley, I paid this fine last week!” Denette Vanek Shannon Vickers John Virgin Phyllis Wahl Robert Walker Gary Wallace Shelton Walsmith Tom Walton Jill Watts Ricky Wharton 160 FRESHMEN Joe Whitaker Cindy White Tammy Whitener Vanessa Wilcox Liz Wilkerson Norman Williams Gwyn Williams Ricky Willingham Anna Wright Mike Wright Senior Class of 1981. This class is so INTERESTING!!!” William Wright Ronald Wyatt Teresa Young A Fond Farewell 162 Cindy Flanagan, recipient of the Bobby Gilbreath Award. The Senior Class of 1978 holds commencement exercises on May 26 in Hawk Stadium. These proceedings signal not only an end, but a beginning. Congratulations and best wishes graduates! 163 Advertisements. SHAW MOTOR CO. New Cars and Trucks Used Cars and Trucks Parts and Service Friendly Service 600 W. Highway 592 4106 Iowa Park, Texas Congratulations Seniors 78 STOMPIN' GROUNDS GALLERY Route 1 Iowa Park, Texas THE CHURCH OF GOD 601 East Cash 168 T.G. Y. 402 West Park 592-2041 Parker Square 8th and Lamar T vk 9 Sq,0 £ Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 T-Shirts Jackets Caps Custom Designed For Any Occasion 2718 Southwest Parkway Let us help you reach your goal in life. Congratulations Seniors '78 Compliments of JOHN and TERRY RATCLIFF 169 DERYL JAMES AUTO REPAIR “Complete Car Repair” Reliable Automobile Care Wrecker Service 412 S. Yosemite 592-5041 Iowa Park, Texas M3 % Ml ' _! ) -H CABE'S FOOD STORE •?+ • 900 West Highway Iowa Park, Texas 592-5511 THE BEEHIVE 111 W. Park 592-4831 Iowa Park, Texas Gifts — Arts and Crafts — Supplies Gus and Helen Rich — Owners JOHN'S TRACI rORANDGAS COMPANY 4216 Iowa Park Road Phone855-1421 Two Convenient Locations in Wichita Falls 605 12th Street 3915 Kell Blvd. Phone 766-4141 Phone 692-0611 Wichita Falls’ First and Foremost Discount Center Save Up to 50% on . . . Drugs Sporting Goods Shavers Cameras School Supplies Hardware Cosmetics Shoes Prescriptions Batteries Household Goods Jewelry Toys Tires Paint Dry Goods Automotive 173 All The News of Iowa Park High Is in the IOWA PARK LEADER DOUBLE'M' BEAUTY SHOP MELBA MCCREARY HAX9. 592-5815 208 James Iowa Park TRUDY KEITH Congratulations Seniors CATLIN OILFIELD SUPPLY 1008 East Highway Phone 592-2242 DELBERT CATLIN, OWNER SINGLETON'S T.V. AND COMMUNICATIONS SAM D. HUNTER REAL ESTATE INS. 505 West Highway Phone 592-5552 Iowa Park, Texas 107 E. Cash Street Iowa Park, Texas Phone 592-4661 175 114 WEST PARK IOWA PARK, TEXAS 592-2141 Iowa Park Florist Compliments of George D. Ritchie D.D.S. THE PANTS CORNER 4045 BURK ROAD WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS 76306 PHONE 855-4951 LEVI’S WRANGLER QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT A SAVINGS TWO BLOCKS NORTH OF SHEPPARD'S MAIN GATE BACKHOE _ SAND — GRAVEL Phone (817) 438-2326 438-2215 766-2121 Wichita Falls Kamay C. E. MEYERS TRUCKING COMPANY AND DIRT CONTRACTOR PLEASANT VALLEY GROCERY Sherry McDonald and Dude Blair Compliments of McDonald Oil Company Intersection of 369 and Old Iowa Park Road 855-0981 Congratulations Seniors ’78 Guys and Dolls Put It Together at Perkins Febe's Piano Studio 1416 Hayes Wichita Falls, Texas IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP Phletious Williams 510 N. Yosemite Phone 592 4571 Jean Miller Iowa Park, Texas Wichita Falls CATLIN SERVICE STATION OIL WELL CEMENTING Auto Repairing Tune-Ups Brake Service Tires — Batteries Wholesale and Retail GULF DISTRIBUTOR 808 E. Highway 592-5261 Iowa Park, Texas TERRY’S WELDING SERVICE 438-2921 Welding and Oilfield Construction Pipeline and Plant Fabrication Backhoe and Dozer 438-2827 P.O. Box 212 Kamay, Texas Terry Parnell, Owner Holliday, Texas 180 586-1342 817 592-4101 4102 M. J. Berryman, Owner AUGER SALES SERVICE Old Iowa Park Road 592-4101 or 592-4102 Sales, Service and Manufacturing SPRUIELL DRILLING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS '78 307 N. Wall Iowa Park, TX 400 West Park Iowa Park, Texas AYRES TIRE COMPANY GOODYEAR 287 and Johnson Road 592-5621 Compliments of G. W. (DUB) RILEY TANK TRUCK Kamay, Texas 592-5051 Compliments of TANNER-AULDS FUNERAL HOME Iowa Park, Texas 184 BILL BATES CHEVROLET Salutes MISS BELINDA PRICE HOMECOMING QUEEN 1977 OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE POSEY'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 208 James 592-5452 Iowa Park, Texas WE SERVICE ALL MAKES: • Room Air Conditioners • Ranges and Stoves • Washers — Dryers • Refrigerators • Dishwashers • Freezers Park Pharmacy AND THOUGHTFULNESS SHOP 115 West Park Phone 592 4116 Iowa Park, Texas Brook Floral Co. and Greenhouses •WEDDINGS «CORSAGES • BOUQUETS • GIFTS • CUT FLOWERS • POT PLANTS • FOLIAGE PLANTS 2206 Brook Street Wichita Falls, Texas Phone 767-9229 “FLOWERS” “THE BEAUTY OF OUR BUSINESS” MENASCO Leather Goods Gifts The Bargain Bin •BELTS • BILLFOLDS -BUCKLES •HANDBAGS • SOUVENIRS ‘GIFTS 766 6132 1504‘ 2 11 th Street 901 Jacqueline 723-6410 Wichita Falls, Texas Wichita Falls, TX 76301 Levi Wrangler PERSONALIZED AND CUSTOM QUALITY CLOTHING AT A DISCOUNT MADE LEATHER PRODUCTS CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Bible Study 9:30 and 5:00 Preaching 10:30 and 6:00 Wednesday Evening 7:30 301 East Park Iowa Park, TX 592-5415 STEVE BRACKEN PREACHER WOODIE'S GOOD LUCK GRADUATES 1978 HAIRSTYLING COMPLIMENTS OF 767-3532 SAM'S TV AND ELECTRONICS Appointments on Wed. and Thurs. LOCATED IN PARKER SQUARE Ample Free Parking Long or Short Hair Styling Layer Cuts and Blunt Cuts Men’s and Women’s Mustache Grooming Blow Drying SEVEN STYLISTS 188 IOWA PARK MAINTENANCE SERVICE COMMERCIAL CLEANING 592-4486 residential cleaning CARPET CLEANING Terrie Reece admires the lovely flowers of SHIRLEY’S FLOWER SHOPPE. 592-5451 Iowa Park 121 W. Park THE FAMOUS DEPARTMENT STORE “QUALITY CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY” SHIRLEY'S FLOWER SHOPPE ‘•ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL ARRANGEMENTS” 121 W. Park Iowa Park 592-4248 PAUL'S STOP SHOP Buy, Sell, or Trade New or Used Items Paul Callaway 104W. Cash Iowa Park, Texas 592-2461 R. W. HILL INSURANCE AGENCY “Best Policy at All Times” 208 N. Yosemite Iowa Park, Texas 592-4159 HORNSBY HEAVY HARDWARE Compliments of 615 Ohio 322-8696 A Friend Wichita Falls, Texas 192 Expert Auto Painting Body Dent Work Auto Body and Fender Repairing Auto — Glass Installed Insurance Work SAM'S BODY SHOP 518 W. Highway Phones 592-5031 or 592-5483 Iowa Park, Texas Ita BEALL AUTO PARTS INC. DISCOUNT FOODS 107W. Park Iowa Park, Texas 21 N. Wall Iowa Park Branch Location in Holliday Kathryn displays one of the many gift items at SETTLE. SETTLE DRUG 120 W. Park 592-4191 195 Cosmetics — Jewelry — Baby Needs — Gifts — Reliable Prescriptions SUTHERLAND LUMBER Building Headquarters Conveniently located at new Beverly Loop I I and Old Iowa Park Road Master Charge Accepted Open Weeknights 3300 Industrial Drive 322-1116 Wichita Falls RE MAX OF IOWA PARK 901 West Highway 592-2146 For Guys and Gals Pants and Shirts Etc. Featuring Levi — Wrangler — Gotcha Covered — Landlubber Faded Glory — Brittania — Mad Man, etc. Sizes for the Whole Family “You Can Always Save Money at PANTS CELLAR.” PANTS CELLAR or THE THIRD STEP 915 Van Buren Junior and Misses Boutique Long Dresses Exclusive Royal Short Dresses Hawaiian Blouses Shorts Colognes and Shave Gifts Lotions WHITE'S AUTO STORE 401 W. Park Iowa Park, Texas 592-4186 PARK TANK TRUCK SERVICE Frac Tanks — Oil — Mud Oil — Mud — Water — Winch Truck — Roustabout Service Acid and Salt Water Disposal Fully Insured — Two Way Radio Phone 592-4164 or 592-2012 Day or Night G. R. (Rusty) Rusk Iowa Park, Texas 2323482353235348 2353232348235353 AMERICAN HEALTH CARE ASSN 24 HOUR NURSING CARE FOR yy EN WOMEN PRIVATE - SEMI-PRIVATE ROOMS Vr-i w • WELL PREPARED MEALS • VENDOR APPROVED SPECIAL DIET • CENTRAL AIR HEAT • PHYSICIAN ON CALL • PRIVATE TELEPHONES • OXYGEN AVAILABLE • THERAPY BATHS • LICENSED NURSE • SPRINKlER SYSTEMS-SMOKf DETECTORS • EMERGENCY LIGHTING SYSTEM Yi' TEXAS NURSING HOME ASSN NURSING HOME CONVALESCENT HOME I.C.F. Ml I.C.F. III 322-7852 322-2193 Wichita Falls Res dent S«nce 1924 Nursing Home Business Smce 195b ' 608 Denver 1908 6th St. 200 Look Your Best With Clothes Cleaned and Pressed at CITY CLEANERS 107 W. Cash, Iowa Park, Texas 592-4241 Wood Convalescent Center “We Care About Those You Love’’ 1109 N. Third Street, Iowa Park, Texas Telephone Debbie Brewer, Administrator A C 817—592-4104 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Keith Aulds, president of the Chamber of Commerce, promotes growth and development of The Town of Friendly Living.” 103 E. Cash 592-5441 202 Iowa Park, Texas McClendon feed and seed Kay Dee, Jennifer, and Shelly McClendon 592-4461 122W. Cash 592-4822 Iowa Park, Texas 76367 203 309 West Bank Iowa Park, Texas AND CAR WASH 406 West Bank 10 Self-Service Stalls and Automatic Robo at The Car Wash Plenty of Washers and Dryers at the Laundry WASHHOUSE DAVIS LAUNDRY BOB BIRK: See him for all your insurance needs. PARKER SQUARE a irtgs XjOWA PARR Sim 1121 BOB BIBK -JNSVRANCE- m 301 North Wall 592-2188 Iowa Park, Texas 100 West Park 592-4139 SERVICE WITH THE SPEED OF SOUND! 205 W. T. Crawford, Sr. Owner Johnny Crawford General Manager CRAWFORD PAINTING and DRY WALL CO. P.O. Box 895, Iowa Park, Texas Painting Decorating Fine Wall Coverings Dry Wall Systems Acoustical Ceilings Robert E. Nolen, Estimation Barbara's 592-4441 592-5611 Shirley Hicks, Office Secretary Fashion Originals Professional Dressmaking Designing Alterations Barbara Culley, Owner 3115 Kemp Wichita Falls Texas 692-4343 Res. Phone 438-2910 RAYMOND'S WELDING and MACHINE SHOP INC. Johnny Ray Crenshaw, Owner 438-2961 Box 148 Kamay, Texas Congratulations Seniors '78 Gilmore, Inc. Expressway 287 and Bell Road 817—592-4945 Iowa Park, Texas 817—592-2222 COMPLETE BRAKE, WHEEL, AND AXLE PARTS AND SERVICE ALL TYPES OF TRUCK REPAIR, PAINTING AND REBUILDING FUEL PUMP, INJECTOR, TRANSMISSION, AUXILIARY, AND DIFFERENTIAL PARTS AND REPAIRS GASOLINE AND DIESEL ENGINE PARTS AND SERVICES ALL TYPES OF TRAILER REPAIR, PAINTING, AND REBUILDING OILFIELD AND SHOP WELDING ALUMINUM AND STAINLESS WELDING WINCH TRUCK SERVICE 207 WRECKER SERVICE STATE NATIONAL BANK 104 W. Park Iowa Park, Texas General Banking Services Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Bank-By-Mail Night Depository Collections Safe Deposit Boxes Drive-in-Banking 24 Hour Deposit Service Individual Retirement Accounts Loans Automobile Loans Appliance Loans Commercial Loans Equipment Loans Installment Loans Life Insurance Loans Modernization Loans F.H.A. Home Financing Complete Banking Service Special Services Travelers Cheques U.S. Savings Bonds Member FDIC WHEEL BALANCING WASHING AND WAXING GILLETTE TIRES BATTERIES SERVICE CALLS Jr's Conoco 592-2362 316 East Highway Iowa Park, Texas Georgia-Ffecific WYLIE WILLIAMS, MGR. PHONE 767-7222 Williams Bros. Lumber Co. 201 MISSISSIPPI STREET WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS Janie Hill, Director New Life Center k wa Park. Texas 76367 Peterson Road 817 592 5671 EVANGELISTIC SERVICES COFFEE HOUSE STREET MINISTRY “NEW LIFE” CENTER zA [lnii.txy of dfixiitian (Dubieacfi to tfie. Dnnsx dity “For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.” John 3:16 210 Country Collections Art Gallery PARKWAY Furniture (jhuzl a )Hardware PHONES 592-5512 592-4681 200-206 West Bank Iowa Park, Texas LOUIS JEWELRY VERNA'S APPAREL 113 WEST PARK IOWA PARK, TX 592-4911 KOONCE OIL CO. Cindy and Kay make their Spring selections at VERNA'S. SPORTSWEAR, DRESSES, AND LINGERIE PETITE, JR, AND MISSES 592-4165 BOX 852 IOWA PARK, TX SMITH BROTHERS QUARTER HORSES Box 153 Kamay, Texas 76369 Standing MANTEO(TB) Winner of $216.000 EASY DANDY DAN Now Racing: Whata Cookie BAr Cupe De Cash Go Go Cookie Heso Rare (TB) Tender Offer Standing EASY DANDY DAN 1977 All-American Derby Finalist Farm Road 369 Wichita Falls, Texas Rt. 3 Box 653 592-4567 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ) 105 E. Cash, Iowa ParK, Texas 592-4513 CLASSIC BEAUTY SALON CALDWELL CONSTRUCTION Members of the Christian Youth Fellowship Mrs. Gloria Carver, Sherry McDonald, and Mrs. BEAUTY SALON 2910 Kemp Peggy Stovall, Owner Dolores Hamilton model hair fashions created by CLASSIC 723-7222 Triad Center Wichita Falls, Texas FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 201 E. Bank 592-4573 Jim E. Connatser Pastor 2'8 METHODIST GRADUATES of 1978 Earl Cravens, Owner 438-2844 Ronny Cravens 438-2901 Earl and Ronny Cravens Carl Kent, Shop Foreman 592 9064 Wichita Falls 723 9126 KAMAY ELECTRIC SERVICE P.O. Box 144 Electric Motor Repair and Pole Line Construction Kamay, Texas 76369 BASKIN-ROBBINS Sherry McDonald and Carol Crush enjoy Baskin-Robbins ice cream. IASXIM KSBBIMS 3104 Kemp Blvd. 817—692-5471 Wichita Falls, Texas 76308 219 Brake Service Tires and Batteries 612 W. Highway E S EXXON Wheel Balancing Service Calls Motor Tune-ups Inspection and Grease Iowa Park HARVEY'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 805 W. Highway 592-4731 Iowa Park, Texas 220 CRYOVAC Division of W. R. Grace Co. We Offer Our Congratulations to the Class of 1978 How long do you think it takes to plan and build a power plant?Two years? Four years? Eight years? If you guessed eight, you're right. Eight years to locate and purchase the right site, oaier equipment, plan and build a lignite-fueled power plant, obtain approvals from all regulatory agencies, and then test the plant's operation carefully. It takes even longer for a nudear- fueled plant —10 to 12 years. Right now Texas Electric is having to build expen- sive new' plants that generate electridty with coal and nuclear fuel. This w'ay, in the years ahead, your generation will have the electricity it needs fora lot o important things— homemaking, jobs, education, health care and cleaning up the environment. Building these plants is something we have to do, so that when the need is there tomorrow, the elec- tricity will be there, too. Texas Electric Services Company Appreciation The 1978 HAWK YEARBOOK STAFF would like to express sincere appreciation to our advertisers, who helped make the annual possible; and to Mr. Bob Hamilton and the Iowa Park Leader for the use of sports action shots. We would also like to extend much thanks to Mrs. Raydean Mattis, our sponsor, for all her guidance, effort, and devotion; and to Mr. Bob Dawson, our principal for his support and understanding. We wish to express a special thank you to all the faculty and student body for making Iowa Park High School our kind of place. 222 Seniors Adams, Stacie — 38, 74 Yearbook 12; Journal- ism 11; Volleyball Mgr. 11; Pep Squad 10. Adkins, Russ — 38 M. Choir 10; Auto Mech. 11 12. Alambar, Albert — 38 Auto Mech. 11-12. Alexander, Tanya — 38, 108, 109 Student Council 9 10, M. Choir 11; Volleyball 9 12; FHA 9; Hort. 11; Rodeo Club 9. Arrington, Paul — 38, 54, 87, 102, 74 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 11 - 12; Yearbook 12, Football 9 12; FCA 11 12, v.p. 11. Aulds, Mark — 38. 78, 87 Band 9 12; jr. rep. 11; Stage Band 9 - 10; A Capella 11 12; Tennis 11; FFA 9; FCA 11 12. Baca, Kay — 38, 76, 78, 79, 80,81.83, 85.86. 114, 74,214 Student Council 12, sen. rep.; A Capella 11 • 12; Tempos 12; Yearbook 12; Journalism 11; Track 10 11; FHA 9, sec., 10, pres., 11, 4th v.p., 12, 3rd v.p.; FTA 11 • 12; Pep Squad 10 ■ 12, 11 hist., 12 2nd v.p.; A Capella Sweetheart Nominee 12; Basketball 10 12. Banks, Jimmy — 38, 54, 91 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 11 - 12; Band 9 12, Stage Band 9 12; FHA 11; FFA 9 11; Lone Star Farmer 11; Hort. 12; All-district band 9 12; all region band 12; Who’s Who Horticulture; Out standing Boy in Band. Bartow, Lisa — 38, 52, 54, 75 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 11 12; Yearbook 12; Journalism 10 11, co-ed 11; Thesp. 12; Volleyball 9 11; Pep Squad 10 11; UIL Lit. typ mg, 2nd in district 10, Valedictorian 12; Who’s Who English. Baston, Wendy — 38, 39, 56. 76, 78, 79. 80,81,82. Index 86. 108, 109, 114, 115, 124.218. 125 Student Council 12. M Choir 9 10; A Capella 11 12; Volleyball 9 12, Bas ketball 10 12; Track 10 12; FHA 11; FTA 10 12; Cheerleader 12; Pep Squad 10 11. treas. 11; Homecoming Court 12; Sr. Class Treas.; A Capella Sweetheart Nominee 12; all district volleyball 11 12; all-district choir 12; all region choir 12; Basket ball all district Honorable Mention 12; Who's Who Girl's Athletics. Black, Evelyn — 38, 97 M. Choir 10 • 11; OEA 11 12. 12 chaplain; Who’s Who Art. Bowerman, Chris — 38. 43, 102, 121, 120 Football 9, 12; Basket ball 9 10, Baseball 10 12; Tennis 10 • 12; Track 9. Boykin, Kent — 39 Building Trades 11-12. Bradberry, Robert — 39 FFA 9. 12; Auto Mech. 11 12; Rodeo 9 10. Britton, Michael — 39 Thesp. 11 12; Football 11. Brown, Jeanna — 39 Basketball 10 - 12; FHA 10; FTA 10 11; OEA 11, chaplain. Bushfield, Lydia — 18, 22, 23, 39, 52, 83, 96. 190, 213, 75 M. Choir 9; Yearbook 11 - 12; Journalism 11; Thesp. 9 12; 12 rep. clerk; Tennis 9 11; Pep Squad 12; UIL One Act Play, All Star Cast dist., Honorable Mention area. Honorable Mention reg.; Who's Who Drama, Best Thespian Girl. Campbell, Ricky — 39, 172 M Choir 1112; Tennis 11; Rodeo Club 10. Cannedy, Ed — 19, 39, 58. 102, 107, 110, 111 Football 9. 12; Basketball 9 12; FCA 11. Class Fav. 12; all district football (2nd team) 12. Casper. Donna — 39. 78, 80,81 M. Choir 9 10. A Capella 11 12; all region choir 12, all-district choir 12. Cates, Brenda — 40, 97 Band 9 11; 11 hist.; Flag Corps 10; FHA 9; OEA 11, hist., 12 hist. Chapman, Kent — 40 Thesp. 11 12; FFA 9 12. Clark, Mark — 40, 78 M. Choir 11; A Capella 12; Journalism 11; Track 10 11; FCA 10 11. Cockrum, Jim — 40, 99 M. Choir 1111; Build ing Trades 11 12; Rodeo Club 9. Cole. Carrie — 40. 54, 68, 78. 79. 80.81,90.91, 218 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 11 12; Band 9 12. 12 sr. rep.; Stage Band Vocalist 9 12; Twirler 9 12, 11 12 feat.; A Capella 9 12; Tempos 9 12; all region choir 10 12; all-district choir 10 12; all area choir 10 12; all state choir 11 12; Who’s Who Choir; Weldon Bradberry Award, John Philip Sousa Award. Compton, Kelly — 40 Golf 9; Auto Mech. 11 12. Cook, Sonny — 40, 102 M. Choir 11; Football 11 - 12; Golf 9; FFA 9; Hort. 12; Rodeo Club 9 10. Cook, Debbie — 40, 97 FHA 9. 11; OEA 11 - 12, sec., treas.; Pep Squad 11 Cooke, Pat — 40, 102 Football 9 12; FCA 11; all- district football 12. Copas, Leora — 40. 83, 114 M Choir 10; Volleyball 10 11; Basketball 11 12, FHA 9; Pep Squad 11. 1st v.p. Crush, Kelly — 40, 116, 120 Baseball 10 12; Tennis 9 12; FFA 9 10. Cunningham, Tim — 40 M. Choir 9 11; Auto Body 12, rep. Daniels. Terry — 40, 98, 102, 120 Football 12; Baseball 12; Building Trades 11 • 12. 12 pres.; all district football, honorable men tion 12; Who’s Who Build mg Trades. Daugherity, Darla — 40. 94 Cosmet. 11 12, 11 v.p., 12 pres.; Rodeo Club 9- 10. Davis, Suzanne — 19, 40, 55, 56, 58. 60. 76, 82. 97, 108, 109, 166 Student Council 9 12, 12 sec.; Journalism 11, Volleyball 9 12; Basket ball 10 11, Tennis 9; FHA 9; FTA 11; OEA 12, v.p.; Cheerleader 11 12, 12 head; Homecoming Court 12; Class Fav. 10 12; Miss I.P.H.S. 12; all dis trict volleyball 11 - 12; Basketball Hawk Rebounder Award 1976 77; Nat’l Hon. Soc. 12; Who’s Who VOE. Davis, Rodney — 40 Auto Body 1112. Dean, Jane — 40 Band 9 10; Track 9; Home Ec. Coop 11-12. DeLaGarza, Yvonne — 40 M Choir 9. Journalism 10; Cosmet. 12; Hort. 11. Dietrichson, Richard — 41, 102 Football 11 12. Base ball 11. Dingus, Kellye — 41,81 M. Choir; Speech, asst, librarian. Dooley, Jim — 39. 41, 99, 110, 111, 112, 122 Basketball 9 12; Track 9 12; Building Trades 11 • 12; Class Fav. 11; Sen. Class Officer, pres. 12; all- district track 11; all region choir 11; All Tournament basketball, Midwestern Tournament; All Tourna- 223 224 merit, basketball. Cook County Tournament; Who's Who Boy's Athlet ics. Eakin, Gary — 41,81 Band 9 10. Flag Corps 9; M Choir 9. 12; A Capella 10 11; Thesp. 11 12. Eakin, Randall — 41 Building Trades 1112. Edwards, Kevin — 41, 78, 80,81 A Capella 11 • 12; Jour- nalism 11; Tennis 11; Golf 9; all district choir 12; all region choir 12; all-area choir 12; Art Service. England. James — 41 Baseball 10 11, FFA 9 12; Ag. Coop; Who's Who Agriculture. Ervin. Jimmy — 41 M. Choir 9; Football 9 11; Auto Body 11 • 12. Ervin, Pam — 41.94 Cosmet. 11-12. Evans, Sherry — 41,54. 85 Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12; FHA 9 12, 10 3rd v.p., 11 5th v.p., 12 5th v.p.; Pep Squad 10 11. Farmer. Billy Jay — 41,52, 54, 76.87. 122, 123,218 Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12, 12 v.p.; Football 9, 11; Basketball 9 10; Track 9 12; FCA 11 - 12. 12 v.p.; Who's Who Biology II. Feltman, Jimmy — 41 Auto Body 11 - 12. Flanagan, Cindy — 22, 23, 41,52, 54,71.76, 78. 79, 90,91, 124, 125. 197, 74. 214,215,218 Student Council 9, 11 12; Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12; Band 9 - 12. 12 v.p.; Stage Band Vocalist 12. M. Choir 9; A Capella 10 12, 12 treas.; Tempos 11 12; Yearbook 11 - 12, 12 ed.; Track 10 12; FT A 10, all district track 10, 12; all region track 10; all-district choir 10 • 11; all region choir 10; all-district band 9 10; All Star Cast, best actress dist., best actress area, all-star region. Who’s Who English; Band Direc tor's Award, Bobby Gil- breath Award. Flowers. Norman — 41,54, 61, 78, 80,81,87, 90,91, 71 Student Council 9, 12, 12 v.p.; Band 9 12. 9 fresh, rep.. 10 soph, rep., 11 v.p., 12 treas.; Stage Band 9 12; A Capella 9 12, 1 1 libr., 12 pres.; Tempos 10 - 12; Basket ball 10. Track 9 10, FTA 11; FCA 11 12; all-district choir 10 12; all-region choir 10 12; all area choir 10 12; all-state choir 11, Nat’l Hon. Soc. 11 12; Best All Around Boy; Weldon Bradberry Award; I Dare You Award. Forney, Alan — 41, 76 Football 9 10; Auto Body 11 12, 12 Sgt. at Arms. Frederick, Linda — 38, 39, 42, 56. 76,81,83, 108, 109 Student Council 12; Band 10. M. Choir 10 -12; Volleyball 10 12; Basket ball 10 12; Track 10 12; FHA 10 11; Pep Squad 1112, 12 pres.; Sen. Class Off., sec. Friday, Daryl — 42 Band 9 12; Auto Mech. 11 12. Fulfer, Sheila — 42 FHA 9. Who's Who Busi- ness Education. Gibson, Randy — 42, 76. 78. 80. 102,218 Student Council 12, par ham.; M. Choir 10; A Capella 11-12; Football 9 • 12; Basketball 10; Track 9, 11, 12. Gray, Danny — 42 FFA 12. Greenwood, Debbie — 42 Cosmet. 11 12, chap- lain. Gregg, Mark — 42 Honor Roll 9-11. Griest, Randy — 42 M. Choir 10; FFA 9 10, 12; Auto Body 1 1; Ag Coop. Griffith, Johnny — 42 Journalism 11; Football 9- 10; FFA 9 12. Gwinn, Lee — 42, 68, 78, 79, 80,81,87,90,91, 116, 120, 71 Band 9 12, 11 12 pres.; Stage Band 9 12; A Capella 10 12; Basketball 9. Baseball 10 12; Tennis 9 12; FCA 11 - 12; all- region band 9; all-region choir 10 12, all area choir 11 12; all-state choir 11 - 12, 11 alternate; Who’s Who Choir; Band Director's Award. Hale, Jacalyn — 42, 53, 54, 78, 80, 85. 171, 178, 187, 218, 75 Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12, 12 sec.; M Choir 10; A Capella 11 12; Yearbook 12; FHA 9 12, 9 parl.am., 10 1st v.p., 11 sec., 12 1st v.p; Pep Squad 10 11. Hamilton, Kim — 42, 215 Band 9 11; Twirler 9 1 1; Track 10; FHA 10. HECE Coop. Hammonds, Don — 42 Football Mgr. 9 11; Baseball Mgr. 11; Track Mgr. 10; FFA Coop; Hort. 10. Hatcher, Jerry — 43 Building Trades 9 10; Auto Body 11-12, pres. Hatcher, Terry — 43 Building Trades 9 10; Auto Body 11-12, v.p. Headings, Jackie — 43 OEA 11, Hort. 12. Hernandez, Bernard — 43 Football 9 11; Auto Body 12. Hicks. Terry — 43 Auto Mech. 11 12. Hill, Debbie —43, 78,81, 83, 124, 221 Mixed Choir 9; A Capella 12; Journalism 10; Track 11 12; Rodeo Club 10, Pep Squad 10 12; All Dis- trict 12. Hillard, Keith — 43. 102, 106, 121 Football 9 12; Basket ball 9; Baseball 10 - 12; Track 9, Hort. 1 1; Ball Hawker Award, football 12; Outstanding Player, baseball 11. Hoffman, Cheryl — 43, 83, 120 M. Choir 10 11, 11 sec. leader; Volleyball Mgr. 12; Pep Squad 11 - 12, 12 sec. Honeycutt, Robert — 43 Football 9; Auto Mech. 11 12. Horton. Blaine — 39, 43. 99, 102 M. Choir 11; Football 11 12, Basketball 9 10; Baseball 11 - 12; Building Trades 12; Sen. Class Off., v.p.; all district football 12. Hubner, Paul — 44, 110, 111 Football 9 10; Basket ball 9 12; Baseball 11 12. Hutchins, Susan — 44 M. Choir 11; Basketball 11; OEA 12. Hutson, David — 23, 44, 78, 96 Band 9 12. M. Choir 10; A Capella 11 12; Thesp. 11 12. James, Jeryl — 44 M. Choir 11; Thesp. 9. Johnson, Kathy — 44, 46, 53. 54.61,63, 68, 85, 90, 96, 187,71,75 Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12, 12 hist.; Band 9 12, 11 rep., 12 rep.; Yearbook 12; Thesp. 11 12; FHA 10 12, 10 sec., 11 2nd v.p., 12 pres., area sec.; Band Spirit Award 11; UIL Lit. Shorthand, 1st dist. and regional 12; DAR; AAUW Scholarship; Who's Who Shorthand; Band Out standing Girl; Best All- Around Girl. Johnson, Mary — 44, 97 Journalism 11; Volley ball 9 11; FHA 9. 11; FTA 11; OEA 12, v.p.; OEA Coop. Johnson, Richard — 44,102 Football 9 - 12; Track 9 10; FCA 11; Hort. 12, pari., Sgt. at Arms. Karstetter, Keith — 44, 116 Tennis 9 12, 12 capt.; UIL Lit. Spelling. Kerr, Kathy — 44 Band 9 11; Flag Corps 10 11, 10 capt. Ketchersid, Kevin — 44, 78, 81,87 M. Choir 10 11; A Capella 12; Football 9; FCA 11 • 12. Klmkerman, Donna — 44, 114 Volleyball 9 12, 12 mgr.; Basketball 10 12, 12 mgr.; OEA 11; Rodeo Club 9 11, 10 11 treas. Kraicik, Vivian — 44, 97 OEA 11-12, 12 rep. Kyle, Mark — 44 M. Choir 10; FFA 9, 10, 1 2; Auto Mech. 11; Ag Coop 12. Ladwig, O'Dell Thesp. 11; Building Trades 1112. Lamb, Robin — 44, 96 Band 9 12; Stage Band 11; Thesp. 11, rep.; FHA 9 10; all-district band 9 10; all region band 9 -10; all-area band 10. Lane, Howard — 45 Auto Mech. 11 12. Lathrop, Larry — 45, 96 Journalism 10; Thesp. 11-12; Football 9. Latimer, Keith — 45, 99 A Capella 9 • 11; Tennis 10 11; Building Trades 11-12. Lee, Coy — 45, 76, 78, 79, 91 Student Council 12; Band 9 12, Stage Band 9, 11, 12; A Capella 10 12; Tempos 10 12. Lemons, Delia — 45. 70 Cosmet. 11 - 12, 11 pres., 12 v.p.; Rodeo Club 9 10. Lester. Chris — 22, 23, 45, 55, 78, 79. 80,81,86, 89. 91,94, 96, 178,71,74 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 12; Band 9- 12, 11 - 12 drum maj.; Stage Band 10 12, 12 vocalist; A Capella 9 12, 12 v.p.; Tempos 9 12; Yearbook 12; Thesp. 11-12, 12 v.p.; FT A 12. all district choir 9 12; all- region choir 9 -12; all area choir 9 12; all state choir 10; All Star Cast UIL One Act Play, all star dist., area all star cast; Weldon Bradberry Award; Best Thespian Boy; John Philip Sousa Award. Lightsey, David — 45, 98 FFA 9 10; Building Trades 11 12, 12 par liam. Lucore, Karen — 45 FFA 12; Hort. 11. Mahler, Darlene — 18, 22, 23, 44, 45, 53, 55, 78, 79, 80,81.89, 74, 90,91,96, 212,218 Nat'l Hon. Soc. 12; Band 9 12, 11 12 drum maj., 12 sec.; Stage Band 9 12; A Capella 10 12; Yearbook 12; Thesp. 10 12, 11 sec., 12 pres.; all region choir 12; Choir Sweetheart; UIL One Act Play, honorable mention dist.. All Star Cast area, state honorable mention; Best Thespian Girl; Band Director’s Award. Maloney, Casey — 45 Student Council 12, treas.; M. Choir 11; FFA 9 12; Class Rep. 12, Ag Coop 12. Marquart, Norman — 45, 102, 120 Football 9 12. 12capt.; Baseball 11; Track 9. Martin, Jeff — 45, 120 Journalism 9; Football 9; Basketball 9-11; Base ball 10 12; FFA 10 - 11; FTA 1 1; Auto Body 12. Hort. 11. McCord, James — 45, 116, 117 Band 9 12; Stage Band 9 12; Tennis 9 12. McCormack, Don — 45 Journalism 9; Auto Body 11 12, 12 sec.; Rodeo Club 9 10; Who's Who Auto Body. McCreary, Debbie — 23, 45. 53, 55. 187, 75 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 12; Yearbook 12; Thesp. 12; UIL Lit. Drama; UIL Lit. Shorthand; I Dare You Award. MgLaughlm, Kim — 45 Band 9 10. Flag Corps 10; Auto Mech. 11 12. McWilliams, Brian — 45 Auto Mech. 12. Mikkelson, Dana — 45, 90, 91,95, 182 Band 9 12. 12 par- liam.; Flag Corps 10 12, 12 capt.; Journalism 12. Miller, Michelle — 46, 78. 79, 80,81, 74 Band 9 12; M Choir 9. A Capella 11-12; Year book 12; Journalism 11, co-ed.; FTA 11; Rodeo Club 10, all district choir 11; all-region choir 12. Moore, Johnny — 46, 52, 55, 87 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 12; Journalism 11; Football 10 11; FCA 11, sec.; Who’s Who Physics. Morton, David — 46, 78, 79, 80,81 Band 9 12; A Capella 10 12. Moss, Sondra — 46, 194 Band 9-11, FHA 9; Rodeo Club 9 10; all- region band 10. Murfield, Jimmy — 46, 81, 118, 119, 182 M. Choir 12; Thesp. 12; Football 9; Basketball mgr. 9; Golf 10 12. Nguyen, Bich — 46 FHA 10 11; Who’s Who Mathematics. Owen, Clint — 46 M. Choir 10; FFA 9 12; Rodeo Club 9; Ag Coop 11 12. Pendegrass, Judy — 46 HECE 11 12. Pennington, Teena — 46,97 OEA 11, pres. Phillips, David — 46 M. Choir 10; Football 9 10; FFA 9 12; Star Champ. Farmer 10. Polk, James — 46, 99 M. Choir 9; Building Trades 11-12. Price, Belinda — 46, 57, 82, 94, 166. 185 Student Council 10; Tennis 9 12; Hort. 11; Rodeo Club 9; Cheer- leader 11 12; Homecom- ing Queen 12; FFA Sweet heart. Price, Ramona — 46, 70 FHA 9 10; Cosmet. 11 12, rep. Price, Rusty — 19, 46, 110, 111, 112, 113, 120, 121 Football 9, 11; Basket ball 9 12, 10 free throw award; Baseball 10 • 12; Golf 9; Auto Body 12; Hort. 11; Class Fav. 10. all-district basketball 12. Pruett, Dons — 46 Volleyball 11; Tennis 9 10, Pep Squad 10 • 11. Puder, Mark — 47, 55, 87, 102 Nat’l Hon. Soc. 12; Foot ball 1112; Track 12; FCA 1112, 12 treas. Quick, Ten — 47, 114 Band 9; M. Choir 11; FFA 12; Hort. 12; Basket ball mgr. 12. Rames, Carie — 47, 78, 85, 75 Yearbook 11 12, pho tographer; A Capella 12; FHA 9 12, 11 12 hist.; Pep Squad 11. Ray, Billy— 19, 47, 78, 86, 87, 102, 122, 123,218, 70 M. Choir 11; A Capella 12; Football 9, 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9 12; FTA 11 12, 11 v.p., 12 pres.; FCA 10 12; T.S.T.A. Scholarship. Raymond. Joseph — 47 Band 9; Auto Mech. 10 12. Reed, Donna — 47 Band 9 11; Stage Band 9 11; FHA 9 10; HECE 12; all-district band 9 11; all region band 9 • 11; all- state band 9 11. Rich, DeDe — 47, 81, 114 Basketball 11 - 12; Track 1 1; FHA 1 1; M. Choir 11 12. Richard, Kathy — 47, 81 Band 9 10; M. Choir 10 ■ 12; OEA 11. Roberts, Patricia — 47, 82, 95. 124, 125, 166 Student Council 11; Band 9 12; M Choir 11; Journalism 12, ed.; Track 10 12; FHA 9- 11; Cheer leader 11 • 12; Class Fav. 11; all district track 10; all region track 10; Who’s Who Journalism. Rogers, Doug — 47, 110, 111, 113, 169 Journalism 11; Basket ball 9 -12; Track 11; all- district basketball 11; all- district basketball 12. Rowell, Jim — 47, 110, 111 Journalism 11; Basket- ball 9 12; Baseball 11; all district basketball 10 12. Roy, Belinda — 47, 94 Cosmet. 11 12. Rusk, Judy — 47, 215 Golf 12; FFA 9 11. 10 rep., 11 treas.; Hort. 12; Rodeo Club 9 10, 9 rep., 10 sec. Sadberry, Butch — 47, 78, 79, 80,81 Band 9 12; M. Choir 10, A Capella 1112; all district choir 11; all region choir 12. Sanders, Scott — 47, 78 M. Choir 11 12; A Capella 12; Football 11. Schreiber, Connie — 48, 114 M. Choir 11, Volleyball 10 12; Hort. 11. Seigler, Danelle — 48 Volleyball 9; Basketball 10; Hort. 11. Siddle, Tracie — 48. 53, 55 Nat l Hon. Soc. 12; FHA 12, Pep Squad 11; Saluta torian 12; Who’s Who Gov ernment and Home Eco- nomics. Skinner, Johnny — 48 Football 9, Auto Body 11 12. Smith, Jerry — 48. 81. 120 M. Choir 10 12; Base ball 11 12. Smith, John — 48, 120 Football 10 12; Base ball 11 12. Smith, Richard — 48 FFA 9 12. Soapes, Jarretta — 48. 94, 70 Girl's Choir 10; Basket ball 9 10; Track 9; Cos met. 11 12, dist. treas. Solomon, Max — 48 Journalism 10, Auto Mech. 11 12. Spanable, John — 42, 48.75 Yearbook 9 12, Tennis 9 10. Stafford, Kim — 48 M. Choir 10, Cosmet. 11 12; Rodeo Club 9. Stubbs, Scott — 19. 48, 122, 123 Track 9 12; Auto Mech. 1112; Rodeo Club 9; Who’s Who Auto Meehan ics. Taylor, Donnie — 48, 110, 111 Football 9 - 11, Basket ball 9 12. Baseball 10 11; Track 9 - 10; FT A 11; Auto Body 12. Rodeo Club 9. Taylor, Jeff — 48, 54, 87, 102, 110, 111,71,74 Nat l Hon. Soc. 11 12, 12 pres.; Yearbook 11 12, 12 co-ed.; Football 9 12; Basketball 9 12; Baseball 11; Track 9; FCA 11 - 12,11 treas., 12 pres. Thornton, Sheryl — 48, 114, 115 Basketball 11 12; Track 11; all district bas ketball 12. Tillery, Jackie — 48 Twyford, Tami — 49 Volleyball 9. FFA 9 11. Virgin, Jim — 49 Band 9 12; Auto Mech. 11 12. Wagoner. David — 49 FFA 9 12. 12 v.p. Waldrop, Sid — 49, 87, 102 Journalism 9; Football 9 12; Tennis 9, Track 9 10. FCA 11 - 12. Walsh, Robyn — 49, 78, 80 Band 9 12; Stage Band Vocalist 12, A Capella 10 12; FHA 9 10; all region choir 12; all-area choir 12. Wessel, Cynthia — 49 Journalism 11; Basket ball 10; Hort. 11. Wheeler, Curt — 49, 98, 99 Football 9 11; Volley ball 9; Building Trades 11 12. 11 parliam., 12 v.p.; Rodeo Club 9. Wheeler, Kathleen — 49 Basketball 10; Pep Squad 1112, hist. Whitton. Bea — 49, 81. 108 M. Choir 12; Volleyball 9 12, Hort. 11; all-district volleyball 11. Wilson, Randal — 49 FFA 9 -10; Auto Mech. 11 12. Wright, David — 49, 102 Wright. Tim — 49, 95 Journalism 11 12; FFA 11. York, Anthony — 19, 49, 60, 76, 110, 111, 112, 113 Student Council 11 12. 12 pres.; Journalism 10; Football 9, 11, Basketball 9 12; Track 11; Mr. I.P.H.S.; all-district basket ball 11 - 12. Juniors Abernathy, Kelly — 83, 94, 138 Andersen, Billy — 55, 78, 138 Arredondo, Irene — 138, 97 Ashton, Dickie — 99, 138 Baker. Penme — 81,82, 114, 138, 166 Banks. Beverly — 95, 138 Baxter, Debbie — 138 Beals. Daryl — 99, 138 Beavers, Steven — 138 Beggs, Brad — 138 Bennett, Earl — 99, 138, 118, 70 Bennett, Shelley — 94, 138 Bernstein, Allen — 78. 138, 120 Blackerby, Gary — 102, 138, 120 Bludnick, Mary — 78, 80, 81,90, 138, 116 Bogart, Steve — 138 Bohannon, Don — 99, 138 Britt, Robert — 138 Bnxey, Lee Ann — 138 Brown, Jim — 138, 120 Bryan, Connie — 78, 79, 80, 86, 138 Bryan, Patti — 138 Bunton, Cynthia — 94, 138, 70 Byrd. Kelly — 138 Caldwell, Darrel — 95. 138 Caldwell, Karen — 138 Callahan, Kevin — 19, 139, 122 Cameron, Scott — 139 Carender, David — 78, 139 Case, Tammy — 83, 85, 129, 139 Catlin, Brent — 76, 78, 102, 139 Cavmder, Susie — 139 Clark, Angi — 139 Cleghorn, Steve — 78, 139 Combs, Rocky — 139, 120 Conley, Daniel — 139 Cook, Tenna — 83, 139, 70 Copeland, Juanetta — 94, 139 Corless, Beth — 139, 116 Correll. Charles — 139 Cosstick, Cathy — 81,82, 108, 109, 139, 166 Crawford, Jon — 139, 120 Crittenden, Anthony — 95, 98, 102, 139, 122 Crush, Carol — 95, 139, 219, 74 Curry, Jo Ann — 139, 116, 117 Daniels, Janet — 139 Davis, Mike — 78, 79, 80, 81, 139, 197, 118, 119, 74 Davis, Tern — 139 Dickerson, Jeanna — 76, 83, 139,213 Dillard, Dennis — 78, 127, 139, 122 Doan, Robin — 78, 80. 81, 139, 140 Dooley, Lynda — 140 Dowell. Cheryl — 140, 116 Duckett, Jo Lynn — 140 Ehlert, Dawn Jan — 95, 108, 140 Ellison, Jere — 140 Flick, Lynette — 78, 79, 80, 91, 140 Flowers, David — 78, 80, 81,91, 140 Forman, Debbie — 81,83, 140 Franz, Colette — 83, 140, 96 Friday, Karla — 140 Fuller. Kip — 78. 86, 102, 140. 122 Gilbreath, Tommy — 99, 140 226 Goode, Karen — 140 Gould, Keith — 140 Griffith, Randall —127, 140, 117 Guyette, Russell — 127, 140 Harris, Janice — 129, 140 Hartgrove, Scott — 98, 99, 140 Hatch, Teresa — 114, 140 Hawthorne, Penny — 140, 144, 97 Haynes, Lonna — 141 Henson, Eddie — 99, 141 Herron, Laura — 94, 141 Hildebrand, Marc — 141,96 Hillard, David — 98, 99, 102, 141 Holder, Bruce — 76. 78, 81, 102, 105, 127, 141 Holland, Ernie — 55, 141 Holland. Russell — 141 Hutchins, Harry — 110, 127, 141 James, Janis — 78, 79, 90, 141 Jameson, Glen — 141 Jennings, Connie — 22, 23, 141.96 Johnson, Wendy — 108, 109, 141 Jones, Chris — 134, 141 Kerr, David — 141 Kibler, Teresa — 55, 141 Kidwell, Blame — 102, 141, 120 King, Mike — 126, 141 Knee, Clint — 141 Koenig, Roy — 141 Koonce, Jill — 55, 78, 79, 81,86, 90, 141, 145, 63, 214, 197, 74 Krum. Vicki — 78, 80. 83. 141.97 Kuehler, Ronda — 90, 141, 145 Lane. Mike — 126, 141,200 Lasseter, Danny— 141 Lehman, Patricia — 142 Leitner, Owen — 142 Lewis, Jennifer — 142 Little, Travis — 55, 127, 142 Lovelady, Joel — 78, 142, 122 Lunsford, Jerry — 142 Mattis, Kathryn — 85, 142, 195, 75 Mays, Cynthia — 142 McCord, Marla —82, 142, 166 McCreary, Dale — 142 McDonald, Sherry — 55, 78, 142, 178, 206,217,219, 96, 75 McKenzie, Mark — 142 McLemore, Jerry — 142 McLemore, Terry — 142 Melchiori, Joann — 129, 142 Merrill, Lori — 108, 142, 67 Moore. Bobby — 142 Morrison, Brandon — 142 Nanez, Annette — 78, 80, 81,86. 90, 142 Nault, Vance — 81, 126,142 Nolen, Jeff — 98, 99, 102, 142, 122 Norseworthy, Joe — 142 Parker, Lisa — 139, 140, 142 Parks, Charles — 142 Patterson, Mark — 142 Peddy, Toby — 143 Petrich, Tammy — 128, 129, 143 Phelps, Tony — 99, 143 Phillips, John — 143 Pool, Dwight — 126, 143 Potter, Donald — 78. 86, 126, 143 Pruett, Gertrude — 129, 143 Rams, Craig — 143, 97 Ray, Jackie — 78, 143 Reaume, Angel — 94, 143 Reece. Terne — 83, 143, 190,212, 75 Reed, Dennis — 143 Reed, Ray — 143 Richardson, Jimmie — 110, 112, 143 Richter, Kellie — 55, 90, 143, 145 Riggs, Kelly — 143 Rohrbaugh, Bruce — 143 Salmon, Tracie — 94, 143 Shawver, Randel — 99, 143 Sheets, Jimmy — 144 Shipman, Billy — 94, 144, 70 Shirley, Vicki — 108, 124, 128, 144 Shook, Raymond — 144 Shults, Lisa — 23, 83. 85, 86. 144,96 Sitgreaves, Andy — 19, 59, 102, 105, 127, 144. 169, 122 Skelton, Debra — 144 Smith, Diana — 83, 85, 144, 116 Smith, Russ — 144 Staber, Paul — 134, 144 Stewart, Kathy — 144 Stucki, Jerry — 78, 87, 102, 144 Swanson, Mark — 99, 144 Swift, James — 144 Thomas, Joel — 144 Thompson, Chuck — 55, 144, 120 Thompson. Eric — 99. 144 Wahl, David — 144 Wallace, Greg — 95. 102, 144 Walsmith, Penny — 83, 144, 96 Ware, Everett — 145 Watson, Rachael — 145 Watts, Jeff — 76, 145 Whisnand, Cheryl — 76, 83, 129, 145, 97 White. Sarah — 83. 134, 145 Wilkerson, Bubba — 145 Wilkerson, Tandra — 59, 76, 78, 79, 80,81,97,145 Williams, David — 145 Williams, Gaye — 145, 75 Willingham, Ray — 102, 104, 145, 122 Wilson, Darwayne — 99,145 Wristen, Jackie — 145 Wynn, Brad — 99, 145 Wynn, Brenda — 145 Yarbrough, Ran — 145 Sophomores Adams, Carol — 81, 146 Adcock, Tim — 78, 80, 146, 64, 68 Anderson, Kenny — 146 Anderson, Steven — 18, 22, 23, 146, 18, 96 Arrington, Karen — 78, 80, 81,90, 146 Ashton, DeeAnn — 146 Aulds, Judy — 78, 146 Baggett, Joe — 102, 146 Bailey, David — 146 Baker, Michele — 90, 146 Bartow, Tony — 146, 153, 68 Beggs, Chuck — 81, 146 Berryman, Janyce — 146 Black, Heidi — 146 Blair, Robert — 81,126, 146 Bookout, Steve — 123, 146, 120 Bowerman, Laura — 78, 146 Bowman, James — 85, 87, 126, 146 Bradford, Sonny — 81, 146 Brandt, Vanessa — 146 Briscoe, LaDonna — 146 Brookshire, Harold — 127, 146 Brown, John — 126, 127, 146 Brown, Kit — 124, 125, 129, 147, 62 Byrd, Kim — 134, 147 Carter, Tracy — 147 Cates, Linda — 147 Catlin, Tami — 128, 147 Chapman, Jtoy — 147 Coffman, Kevin — 147 Cole, Mary — 81, 147 Collazo, Cynthia — 147 227 Collier, Greg — 147 Combs, Roger — 147 Compton, Sandra — 147 Connors, K. K. — 95. 147 Cook. Judy— 81,83. 129, 147 Copas, Carolyn — 128, 147 Copening. Carla — 147 Costello. Mike — 126, 147 Crenshaw, Jeff — 147 Crittenden, Mary — 83, 124, 129. 147 Crittenden, Mike— 147, 120 Dean, Carol — 147 Dick, Lori —78. 147, 66, 68 Dickerson, James — 95, 147 Dodson, Cynthia — 148 Dove, Marcia — 81, 148 Doyle, Cheryl — 148 Dozier, Michael — 78. 80. 134 Duerson, Ronnie — 81, 127, 148 Duffey, Paul — 148 Dunlap. Dana — 148 Durham, Jeff — 78. 127, 148, 120 Edwards, Kamela — 78, 80, 148 Edwards, Kern — 78. 80, 81. 148 Elless, Shawn — 126. 148 Emils, Ray — 148 Ervin, Richard — 126, 148 Farr, Sheila — 134, 148 Feix, Jeff— 95. 148 Feltman, Michael — 148, 120 Fowler, Scott — 78, 79. 80, 81,91, 148, 68,71 Frazier, Stephanie — 77, 83. 108, 109, 148 Frederick, Johnna — 77, 108, 128, 148 Fulfer, Steve — 148 Galliton, Christy— 134, 148 Gibson, James — 78, 134, 148, 96 Gilmore, Helen — 148 Glenn, Celeste — 83, 148 Goetze, Jim — 148 Goetze, Tim — 148 Gould, Sandra — 149 Grace. Cindy — 19, 58, 129, 149 Green, Wanda — 149 Griffith, Debra — 149 Guyton, Andie — 129, 149 Gwmn, Norman — 134, 149 Hamilton, Kay — 77, 78, 80, 83. 128. 149 Hasten, Martin — 149 Haswell. Gary — 149 Hayden, Edie — 124, 129, 149 Hayman, David — 149 Heidrich, Susie — 149 Henderson, Virginia — 149 Hicks, Wendy — 149, 70 Holliman, Eva — 149 Hopkins. Gerald — 149 Horsky, Daivd — 149, 75 Howard, Lisa — 149 Hudson. Terry — 149 Huff, Melynda — 128, 149 Hughes. Holley— 149 Hutson, Scott — 102, 149 Jackson, Gavin — 149 Jennings, Joanni — 78, 149 Johnson, Ken — 126, 149 Johnson, Tracy— 150 Jones. Tanya — 85. 150 Klmkerman, Wes — 126, 127, 150 Koelzer, Virginia — 150 Koenig, Linda — 134, 150 Lambert. Tony — 150 Latimer. Janet — 150 Lee, Tommy — 150 Lee. Tracy — 81. 150 Lewis, Steve — 150 Long, Laun — 77, 129, 150 Lunney. Jeff — 150 Mahler, Carrie — 150 Martin, Elizabeth — 150 Martinez, Angela — 150 Maupm, Billy — 102, 127, 150 McClellan, Terry — 134 McCormack. Deborah — 150 McLaughlin, Gregory — 126, 150 Meller, Tami — 81, 150 Merrill, Lawrence — 126, 150 Millhollan, Jon — 127, 151 Mmear, Ronny — 5, 151 Mooring, Jerry — 126, 151 Mooring, Ricky — 126, 151, 118 Morrison, Ronny — 151 Morton. David — 151 Nault, Kerry —83. 85, 128, 151 Nguyen, Lien — 151 Nipper, Carla — 151 Noel. Jackie — 151 Norton, Susan — 151 Parker, Debbie — 151 Paschali, Laveda — 151 Patterson, Deanne — 78, 91. 151 Phelps. Billy — 151 Phillips, Mike — 122, 126, 151 Polk, Virginia — 151 Posey, Tena — 151 Potter, Sheila — 83, 128, 151 Price, Donald — 151 Price. Randy — 151 Pruett, Janet — 151 Ratcliff, Rita —78. 129, 151 Raymond, Theresa — 81, 151 Reames. Kenny — 151 Reaves. Malinda — 151 Richard, Nancy — 151 Roberts, Ken — 151 Roberts. Risa — 78. 134, 151,66, 68 Rohrbaugh, Randell — 81. 151 Ross, Thomas — 102, 151 Routh, Steve — 151 Rowell, Tern — 128, 129, 151 Russell, Dwayne — 151 Sampley, Calvin — 152 Sargent, Regina — 152 Sauls, David — 6, 152 Schmidt. Frances — 85, 152 Schram, Randall — 126, 152 Schreiber, Robert — 95, 127, 152 Schroeder, Perry — 152 Scott, Barney — 102, 152 Scott, Burl — 102, 152 Sharpe, Mike — 152 Shaw, Jeff— 77.95. 134, 152 Sherrill, Bobby — 152 Siddle, Teresa —85, 129, 152 Sidlauskas. Donna — 152 Singletary. Kay — 152 Sitgreaves, Marty— 120, 152 Skelton, Lori — 152 Skelton, Richard — 152 Slaughter, Teresa — 152 Smith. Cindy — 152 Smith, Larena — 152 Smith, Mike — 126, 152 Smith, Richard — 152 Soell, Ernie — 78, 80, 81, 152 Solomon. Mark — 152 Stafford. Leslie — 153 Stevens, Joe — 58, 126, 153 Stolper, Ronny — 126, 153 Stone, Lisa — 77. 83. 124, 153 Sweatman, Tony — 153 Swift, Sam — 153 Tatom, Laurie — 153 Taylor. Bobby — 153 Taylor, Ronnie — 102, 127, 153 Thomas, Bill — 153 Thompson, Troy — 102, 104, 106, 120, 123, 153 Virgin, Margaret — 153 Ward, Joe — 126, 153 Ward, Valerie — 153 Ware, Alyce — 128, 153 % Wells, Gayla —85, 128, 153 Wessel, Robert — 153 Wheeler, Janice — 153 Whitaker, Randy — 153 Williams, Renee — 83, 85, 128, 153 Willingham, Randall — 153 Wilson, James — 153 Winstead, Hollie — 153 Wright, Deanna — 22, 23, 83. 96. 153 Wright, Michael — 153 Freshmen Alambar, Sondra — 154 Anderson, Dennis — 81, 154, 161 Anderson, James — 154 Arnold. Douglas — 154 Ashford, Michael — 154 Beaver, Billy — 154 Bell, James — 130, 154 Billingsley, Randy — 154 Blackwell, Tim — 130, 131, 154 Blagg, Eddie — 154, 70 Boles, Tana — 90, 154 Bowman. Harry — 154 Brandt, Marvin — 154, 118, 119 Brehmer, Cliff — 154 Britt, Larry — 154 Britton, Leslie — 154 Brixey, James — 130, 154 Brown, Roger — 154 Brown, Steven — 130. 154 Burch, Tracy — 154 Burnam, Wendell — 77, 78, 80,81, 154 Burns. Pamela — 154 Butler. Daphne — 154, 161 Byrne, Michael — 130, 154 Caldwell, Susan — 154 Cantrell, Ross — 154 Carender, Lori —81, 155 Case, Randall — 155, 116 Cavinder, Heidi — 155 Chaffin, Tina — 81, 155, 158 Charlton, Tina — 155 Chestnut, Maxie — 155 Collins, Joe — 130, 155 Connatser, Kerri — 155 Connor, Charles — 131, 155 Cooley, Steve — 155 Corless. Louann — 155 Correll, Melvin — 155 Crenshaw, Reuben — 130, 155 Crowley, Shara — 155 Culipher, Karrie — 155 Curry, Matthew — 155 Davidson, Jill — 155 Davis, Brian — 155 Davis, Kevin — 77, 155, 135 Daymude, Steve — 102, 155 Dickey, Jane — 155 Dietrichson, Jeffrey — 130, 155 Dietrichson, Lisa — 50, 155 Dixon, David — 102, 155, 135 Doan, Randy — 155 Dooley, John — 130, 155, 135 Douglas, Christy — 155 Dow, David — 155 Dowell, Brian — 12, 78. 81, 134, 156 Dowell. Laura — 12, 132, 133, 156 Drabczyk, Sherry — 15, 156 Dumas. Willie — 12, 156 Fairchild, Mike — 14, 156 Fehr, Kent — 9. 77. 130. 156 Fitzgerald, Connie — 17. 134, 155, 156 Fletcher, Charles — 16. 130, 156 French, Don — 10, 130, 156 Fulfer, Judy — 11, 124, 133, 156 Gilmore. Jamie — 13, 156 Gould, George — 12, 156 Gray. Mary — 9, 59, 124, 125, 133, 156 Gregg, Mickie — 12, 156 Griffith, Mark — 13, 156 Griffith, Sudda — 14, 156 Guerrero, Walanda — 16, 156 Hackler, Billie — 156 Hale, Tracy — 10, 156 Hambright, lla — 13, 156 Haney, Joe — 9, 156 Hanley, Douglas — 14, 156 Harris, Tim — 10, 156 Haschke, Richie — 14, 156, 116 Hastings. Robert — 15, 130, 156 Hatcher, Kari — 12, 156, 68 Haynes. Donna — 12, 156 Hefner, Deena — 11. 91,156 Henderson, Roy — 13, 156 Henson, Barbara — 14, 132, 156 Hillard. Linda — 13, 156 Hines, Terry — 11, 102, 156, 135 Hisle, Tina — 10, 156 Hixon, Debbie — 10, 156 Hodges, Jim — 10, 78, 81, 89. 156 Hoffman, Billy — 134, 157 Holder. Bruce — 31, 157 Huom. Todd — 157 Jares, Johnny — 157 Jeffres, Bill — 131, 157 Johnson. Gregg — 130. 157 Johnson, Jackie — 157 Johnson. Tessy — 132, 133, 157 Johnson, Thomas — 87, 130, 157 Jones, Laura — 157 Jones, Matt — 100, 157 Jones, Tom — 130, 131, 157, 135 Jordan, Ronald — 157 Keath. Pat — 132, 133, 157 Kerr, Monte — 157 Kirkham, Mark — 130, 131, 157 Klinkerman, Audrey — 85, 124, 132, 133, 157 Lane, Lisa — 90, 157, 200 Lemons, Denise — 157 Likin, Rhonda — 157 Lmthicum, Troy — 59, 77, 130, 157, 135 Lunney, Michael — 157 Lunsford, Marion — 157 Maloney, Tim — 130, 157 Marston. David — 157 Martin, Curtis — 130, 131, 157, 160 Martinez, Darla — 157 Mays, Ronnie — 78, 81, 157, 135 McAnulty, Debbie — 157 McClurg, JoAnn — 114, 115, 124, 132, 157 McCord, Stephen — 87, 130, 157, 135 Mcllroy, Men Lynn — 157 McKenzie, Ken — 157 McMahun, David — 157 McWhorter, Tim — 157 Meisel, Jim — 135 Miller. Lee — 10. 131, 158 Miller. Mary — 11, 158 Miller. Sharon — 13, 132, 133, 158 Milner, Sarah — 12, 158 Morrison, Mark — 13, 130, 158 Morrow, Bobby — 12, 158 Mueller. Michele— 14, 158 Murfield. Forrest — 16, 158 Nanez, Ricky — 11, 158,135 Nowell, Marc — 11. 158 O'Donnell, Ralph — 14, 130, 158 229 Owen, Cathy — 10, 158 Padgett, Debbie — 14, 158 Painter, Susie — 13, 158 Perry, David — 11, 158 Perry, Mike — 10, 158 Petrich. Boyd — 12, 158 Phillips, Barry — 14, 130, 158 Phillips, Brit — 13, 130, 158 Pruett, James — 12, 158 Ray. Mike — 18,81,87, 158, 135 Reece, Kim — 9, 158 Richard, Robert — 14, 158 Richter, Ronda — 13, 158 Robertson, Ruth — 14, 133, 158 Robertson, Tammie — 16, 158 Routh, Charlotte — 81, 159 Routh, Mary — 159 Rowell, Linda — 132, 133, 159 Sampley, Frances — 114, 159 Sanders, Julie — 159 Schafer, Jim — 159 Schreiber, Daryl — 159 Shawver, Russell — 91, 159 Sherrill, Danny — 159 Shook, Charles — 159 Sidlauskas, Timothy — 159 Sims. Eugene — 159 Simmons, Jackie — 159 Singleton, Charlotte — 159 Smith, Kenneth — 159 Smith, Steve — 130, 159, 135 Smith, Toby — 130, 159 Sorey, Dennis — 130, 159 Sosebee, Gerald — 134, 159 Spanable, Cindy — 159 Spruiell, Joe — 77, 130, 159, 135 Standbury, Junnie — 159 Stewart, Tammy — 132, 159 Stucki, Vanesa — 159 Swaim, Danny — 160 Taylor, Keith — 87, 160 Thomason, Ken — 131, 160 Thomason, Tim — 130, 160, 135 Thompson, Kevin — 130, 160, 135 Thorton, Tambra — 160 Tigrett, Darrell — 81, 130, 131, 160, 135 Tolleson, Tracy— 132, 160 Troutman, Cariotta — 132, 133, 160 Tucker, Tony — 160 Tyler, Barry — 160 Vanek, Denette — 160, 172 Vickers, Shamnon — 160 Virgin, John — 160 Wahl, Phyllis — 124, 160 Walker, Robert — 160 Wallace, Gary — 160 Walsmith, Shalton — 77, 154, 160 Walton, Tom — 130, 160 Watts. Jill — 114, 115, 160 Wharton, Ricky— 130, 160 Whitaker, Joe — 161 White, Cindy — 133, 161 Whitener, Tammy — 161 Wilcox, Vanessa — 161 Wilkerson, Liz — 161 Williams, Norman — 130, 161 Williams. Gwyn — 161 Willingham, Ricky— 161 Wright, Anna — 131, 161 Wright, Mike — 130, 161 Wright. William — 161 Wyatt, Ronald — 130, 161, 135 Young, Teresa — 161 Faculty Allen, Wendell — 28 Ayres, Linda — 28, 31,85 Barrick, Keith — 28, 87 Biddy, Susan — 33 Billingsley, Mildred — 35 Billingsley, Neil — 28, 87, 103 Black, Ruby — 28, 86 Brooks, Dennis — 28 Cathey, Wynell — 35 Cotton, Ronald — 28, 30, 108, 128, 132 Cowley, Harold — 34 Cowley, Jane — 28. 131 Crawford, Richard — 28, 131 Cummings, Ruby — 35 Davis, JoAnn — 28 Davis, Kenneth — 28, 32, 33 Davis, Richard — 28 Dawson, Bob — 32, 33 Dearen, Betty — 28 Dick — 28. 78 Dodson, Barbara — 35 Dulaney, LaTrice — 22, 23, 28, 96 Dumas, Barbara — 35 Emmels, Pauline — 35 Escue, Herman — 28, 32, 33 Fountain, Mike — 29, 114 Fuller, David — 29, 103 Gerstner, Barbara — 35 Gotcher, Jim — 29 Hambrick, Denise — 29, 28 Harrell, Norma — 29 Harrison, Silvesta — 35 Hicks, Carlton — 29 Hodges, M L. — 35 Howell, Jimmy — 29 Humphries, Holle — 29 Johnson, Jean — 29 Jones, Cathy — 29 Jones, Judith — 29, 31, 85 Jones, Valer Mae — 29, 94 Kaspar, Tim — 29 King, Carl — 29, 33 Laird, Harriette — 30 Lovelace, Linda — 30, 82 Lyles, Gary — 30, 98 Mattis, Raydean — 30, 74 Medlinger, Bonnie — 30, 97 Meux, Elizabeth — 30, 77 Miller, Dean — 35 Mooney, David — 30, 88 Moore, Ronald — 30, 124, 129, 133 Nowell, Farris — 34 Padgett, Nancy — 30 Phillips, Nikki — 30 Priddy, Mike —30. 31 Ratcliff, John — 30, 31 Slack, LaRue — 31 Smith, Cindy — 35 Solomon, Marsha — 35 Tone, Pat — 31, 103 Voyles, Thelma — 35 Williams, Charles — 31, 103 Wilson, Elma — 31 Wmeinger, Dick — 31, 116 Winstead, Sharon — 31 Wynn, Wilbert — 31 Young, Nancy — 31, 33 230 Table of Contents. . . Opening Section 2 Student Life 10 Faculty 26 Seniors 36 Honors 50 Organizations 72 Athletics WO Underclassmen 136 Advertisements 164 J