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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

Scaring With 8 s HAwr imr VdumeXWVIII Icwa Park Pish Schccl Icwa Park, Texas What Did ycu Dc This Summer? Oooh that coppertone tan Having a little car trouble girls7 AAAYY Jammin' Terry' Shooot . Are you kidding? JlU And after that she You're supposed to be on top of them So when doet this vacation g«t fun? ■I , you have to get m to get wet Coke is it' Is Darrin having Sunkist vibrations7 GC, HAWKS, ©€! f IGHT, HAWKS, TIGHT! These chants and other cheers are often heard from our enthusiastic cheerleaders, mascot band members, and last, but not least, our student body. Generating an electric atmosphere we try to show our school spirit, loyalty, and support for the football team and just have plain fun. WIN, H A'wr S, WIN! 4 Gina Weaver Becky Brown Jana Cummings Holly Farnsworth Cindy Harper Lisa Holloway Kari Robnett Brian Todd LLL Iowa Park Cheerleaders — Hard Work Worth the Victories Up at six a.m. and ready to work out by seven-thirty until about five o’clock in the evening, the Iowa Park Cheerleaders have spent all summer preparing for the 1984-85 football and basketball season. They have been through early mornings, tedious exercises, plenty of hard work, lots of money, and a shortage of free time just to fit into a tiny skirt and be peppy for twenty-four hours of the day. As a newcomer to the 1984-85 Hawk cheerleaders. Gina Weaver adds. “People just don’t realize how hard it actually is.’’ But it doesn’t stop there. After the long dedicated summer, they spend their time practicing nearly every day after school, using spare time to prepare for pep rallies and games, and toughing it out through all kinds of weather. But they have surpassed the hardships and all agree that it was worth every bit of it when they won runner-up for the squad of ex cellence and many other individual awards at summer camp. Of course their benefits come in other forms also, one of which in- cludes getting to know each other and many other of the students much better. Most of them agree that cheerleading has definitely made them more outgoing. They have had the opportunity to ac- complish and that has given them personal satisfaction and as Brian Todd says, “We have had a lot of fun with it.” So the Hawk Cheerleaders have worked very hard to gain a positive response for the players from the crowd, to enthuse the students, to have a little bit of fun. and to get a little bit of notoriety for what they do best. To these cheerleaders it is all worth it when the Hawks show their might and do what they do best. Says Holly Farnsworth, You feel like you have actually participated when they are victorious.” So this page is dedicated to you, the 1984-85 Hawk Cheerleaders, for all your hard work, time and dedication to all the Varsity Hawk teams. 10 SENIORS OF ’85 “Thank God I made it!” A quote that could be taken from most any Senior. As many new rules were put into effect and lots of school functions, such as the “talent show” and “fun day,” were cut from this school year’s agenda, the Seniors managed to make it through their last year of high school. But how do you describe the word gradua- tion from a senior’s point of view? To many, it means starting their occupation or continuing an education; to others it means starting out in a new world with new responsibilities. Many will go on without the best friends they have had by their sides for more than 4 years. Others will stay and start a family. But whatever they do, the Seniors of 1985, and even the underclassmen, will have the memories of their years here at Iowa Park High. Through the highs and the lows, these years have the Best of the Best. 13 Smile, You’re on Candid Camera le havens dumb 17 Scaring with Distinction 18 Preskient-Sergio Arrendondo. Left to right: Vice-Pres.-Paula Robinson, Secretary-Becky Roberts, and Treasurer- Kirn Williams. 20 Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Sponsor-Mrs. Biddy. “Okay, Toch.” “You do agree, right?” Jimmy Collazo Kim Williams Senior Favorites “Super Jim!” m= Compliments of Sam’s Body Shop “You’ve come a long way, Baby!” B 592-5031 518 W. Highway Srs. 21 Mark Copeland Michelie Crittenden Shawnna Crowley Laurie Dietrichson Phillip Davis Brenda Copas Jana Cummings David Dunn Holly Farnsworth Seniors 25 Xr Brenda Helms Misty Hicks van Hedrick Charla Hickey A. D. Hambright Tracey Hall Cindv Harper Paul Haschke Melissa Hatcher Rhonda Hall 3 Dwain Hookins Melissa Horne Pam Kissner Kendell Hill Terry Hillard Eddie Jones Lisa Holloway Gary Hopkins v Thomas Hutchins Paulette Keath Keri Knecht Wendy McConnell Michelle Langdon Rocky Martin A ■■■ Del McLain Renae Lee Randy Mathews Kristi Lane ym Vicky Lewis 1 ' Butch Martin Charles Perry Brian Ramsberq 30 Seniors Lee Roach Darla Puckett Elayne Olds Reckv Roberts Pat Sargent Darrell Robertson Paula Robinson 2 James Routh Laurie Sandquist Melinda Scheffe Christy Schreiber Mike Shea O Eddie Shrum Jeff Simmons Seniors 31 1984 liomeccminfi Cueen Paula Pcbinscn The 1984 Homecoming ceremonies took place on October 12, 1984. Earlier that afternoon, a Homecoming Parade was held. Queen candidates rode in white Cadillacs. At 7:45 that evening, Paula Robinson was crowned 1984 Homecoming Queen. The Queen candidates nominees were Becky Brown, Lisa Holloway and Jana Cummings. The Hawks defeated Bowie in the first district game by a score of 31-0. and Ccurt Jana Cummings Lisa Holloway Becky Brown 34 Honors Compliments ot Iowa Park Chamber of Commerce 103 E. Cash St. 592-5441 Mr. LP.H.S. Kendell Hill was chosen Mr. IPHS for 1985. He has played football for 3 yrs. and ran track for 4 yrs. He is the member of the Acapella choir and the Chamber Singers. Also he has been chosen president of the IP Horticulture Class. Some of his achievements include: In football, second team all-district his junior year and honorable mention his senior year; district in choir; nominated for the most outstanding student award, and most recently he acquired a 4 yr. football scholarship to Kansas Wesleyan University. Miss Lisa Holloway was selected Miss IPHS for 1985. She has represented her class for four years in Student Council, serving her last year as Secretary. Also, after two years in Pep Squad, she was elected cheerleader her junior and senior years. Lisa has been a member of the Varsity Basketball team for four years and Varsity Track team for two years. Some of her accomplishments include: All-District Basketball — two years; winner of the top rebounder two years in a row and the free- throw award her senior year, also, she was elected Homecoming Queen Nominee and FHA Representative by her fellow classmates. 38 I BEST Jay Yeakley The highest honor given to a student by the faculty of the Iowa Park High School is that of Best All- Around. This award is presented to a senior boy and girl who, for participation in several extra-curricular activities and high rank in graduating class, are deemed to be the “Best All-Around.” This year’s Best All-Around students are Jay Yeakley and Holly Farnsworth. Each has fulfilled the qualifications for this award in his own way. Jay Yeakley has been active in many areas of extra-curricular participation. Named to the All-State Choir for three years. Jay has been an integral part of the choir program at Iowa Park High School. He has also served as President of the A cappella choir his Senior year. Aside from his choral activities Jay has also played basketball for the Hawks for four years. Along with his athletic ability. Jay served as Presi- dent of the local chapter of the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes. Other organizations in which Jay par- ticipated and held office were Student Council, Presi- dent; and National Honor Society, Secretary. Jay’s scholastic ability was reflected in his rank of 3rd in the 1985 graduating class. 4LL-ACCIJND Holly Farnsworth Holly Farnsworth was selected as the Best-All- Around girl of the 1985 graduating class of Iowa Park — High School. She, too, has participated in many facets of student life during her four years at I.P.H.S. Like Jay, Holly has been active in A cappella choir, earning several awards at various levels of competi- tion. She, too, has served as an officer of the choir her Senior year. Holly has played basketball for the Lady Hawks both her junior and senior years. The last two years at I.P.H.S. Holly was selected cheerleader for the Hawks. As a two-year member of the National Honor Society, Holly also served as treasurer her senior year. To reflect her leadership qualities Holly also served as a member of Student Council, being treasurer her Senior year. Holly’s class rank of 5th demonstrates her capability as an excellent student. Holly’s class rank of 5th demonstrates her capability as an excellent student. Few students are so involved in so many activities and are yet capable of competing academically as well. Certainly these two, Jay and Holly, have proved themselves to be worthy of being selected Best All-Around. CONGRATULATIONS JAY AND HOLLY! 40 Hcncrs Melissa Hatcher Valedictcrian 97.30 Valedictorian for 1984-85 is Melissa Hatcher, daughter of Howard and Paula Hatcher. Melissa is planning to attend Baylor University where she hopes to receive a Bachelors and a Masters Degree in English. She would like to teach at the high school level. She has also been a two year member of the National Honor Society where she was President her senior year. Phillip Clements, the son of Gerald and Francine Clements, has been named Salutatorian for 1984-85. While attending Southern Methodist University, Phillip hopes to receive a Bachelors degree in performance as well as a Masters degree in music education. During his four years, Phillip has received many honors including being chosen for the McDonald’s All American Band where he took part in the Fiesta Bowl, Rose Bowl Parade, and the Macy’s Parade. Phillip Clements Salutatcrian 97.16 42 Top Ten Jay Yeakley - 97.02 Tracey Hall — 94.89 Holly Farnsworth — 93.52 Jana Cummings — 89.46 Becky Roberts — 89.71 ’84-’85 Kim Bajo — 90.50 Gina Weaver — 89.17 Compliments of Louis Jeweler 408 W. Park 592-5942 Vice-president INITIATES Secretary Ronald Young, Deryl Roy, Donald Young, John Roy, Stephen Biddy, Randy Boutwell, not pictured: Tracey Hall Cathy Downes, Kristi Wynn, Kim Williams, Pam Barr, Tammy Washburn, K. D. Cockburn, Brian Todd, Amy Silvers Holly Fransworth Treasurer = 1984-1985 2 yr. Members Historian Band — Michel) Crittenden btU.ij-t.i Band — Phillip Clementi Band — Pam Barr Compliments of Park Clinic 592-4141 310-W. Alameda Who’i Who 47 Building Trades — Lee Roach Chemistry — Ronald Young Choir — Cindy Harper Compliments of Park Pharmacy 592-4116 48 Who’s Who 115 W. Park Compliments of Spruiell Drilling 50 Who's Who Office: 307 N. Wall 592-5471 Dale Allen Carl King Memorial Scholarship Becky Roberts Bob Cole Memorial Scholarship Melissa Hatcher Ricky Alsup Memorial Scholarship Misty Hicks Darren Coffman Memorial Scholarship SCHOLARSHIPS Who's Who 51 OUTSTANDING HAWKS Phillip Davis Defensive Back Outstanding Player Compliments of Tanner-Aulds Funeral Home 300 E. Cash 592-4151 m m' Charles Adams Linebacker Ball Hawker Mark Copeland Lineman Jimmy Collazo Down Lineman Charles Perry Lineman 52 Football Honors Scott Young Defensive End Jerry Allen Linebacker Ball Hawker Stephen Biddy Defensive Back Robert Adams Down Lineman Congratulations Rockie Martin Defensive End Best Hustler Sergio Arredondo Lineman We would like to thank and congratulate the 1985 Senior Hawk football players for four years of hard work and dedica- tion. These players have represented our school with pride and come out victorious, not only individually, but also as a team. It is only fair to dedicate these pages to not only the players listed with individual awards for being exceptionally outstanding, but also to those who have put their time, hard work, and especially physical and emotional strain into making a successful 1985 Hawk Foot- ball Team. DISTRICT 5 AAA- % “ 0 f District 5AAA Coach of the Year Earnie Reusch All-District Most Valuable Pla yer Joey Bates All-Region Tournament Team Jerry Allen Basketball lieners Cindy Cranton, Lisa Holloway L Honorable Mention Van Hedrick, Ray Sefcik, Jerry Allen, Mark Copeland, and Stephen Biddy Sherri Schweiss. Lisa Selby 54 Awards 805 W. Highway Compliments of Harvey's Family Restaurant 592-4731 U.I.L. AWARDS University Interscholastic League Typing Clinton Loggtns Laurie Underwood Cosmo Honors District and State Keri Krecht — Jamie Keller Renee York — Becky Woods One Act Play Cast I 1109 N. 3rd 592-4139 District Tennis Winners Compliments of Heritage Manor Phillip Clements Left to Right: Stan Coker. Darrell Franklin. Berry Kaiser, Nanette Mathews, Lisa Cook, Markita Savage. Jerri Brown, Tammie Bridges and Lisa Hodges. CANE) Bottom Row, Left to Right: Cathy Downes. Lana Swann, and Sheri Cravens. Middle Row: Renee Smith, Vicki Floyd, Pam Barr. Rachel Jones, and Laurie Underwood. Top Row: Kyle LoTTg, Joel Galloway, Donald Young, Phil Clements, and Butch Gunfpr Front Row: Glenda Gwinn, Vicki Floyd, Lisa Cook, Wendy Barr, Stacy Miller, Jana Thompson, Lana Swan, Back Row: Cindy Lunney, Donald Young, Mark Savage. Ronald Young, and Todd Crumpton. Left to Right: Kyle Long, John Plov, Vicki Floyd, Kristi Wynn. Missy Logan, Pam Barr, Phil Clements, and Butch Gunter. AW4CDS 'Vid TFloyd BAND AND CHOIR GO TO STATE! Iowa Park placed one member to the All-State Band and three members to the All-State Choir. We would like to congratulate Phillip Clements for his achievements in making not only the McDonald's All American Band, but also for representing Iowa Park in the All-State Orchestra. We would also like to congratulate Jay Yeakley, Cindy Harper and Missy Logan for making All-State Choir. 1st Row Left to Right: Sarah Owens. Sharon Wynn. DeAnn Todd. Christy Sandquist. Michelie Crittenden. Jay Yeakley. Scott Smith. John Teel, and Kathy Walker Second Row: Elayne Olds. Robin Isbell. Holly Farnsworth. Tina Escue. John Roy. Phillip Clements. Kirsten Sharpe. Jamie Padget. Missy Logan. Emilie Flick. Vicki Floyd,, Tammy Washburn, and Melissa Hatcher Back Row: Clinton Loggins. Randy Boutwell. Charles Perry. Kend5tt HflI. Ste' teve Johnson. Wes Toller. CHCIE James Redclift. Phil Thames. Kyle Long, and Cindy Harper 1st Row Left to Right: Robin Isbell. Christy Sandquist. Michelie Crit- tenden. Jay Yeakley. and John Teel. Second Row: Elayne Olds. Hol- ly Farnsworth. Tina Escue, John Roy. Jamie Padgett. Missy Logan, Emilie Rick. Tammy Washburn, and Melissa Hatcher Back Row: Clinton Loggins, Charles Perry. Steve Johnson, Wes Toller, James Ratcliffe, Kyle Long, and Cindy Harper. AWARDS Cindy Harper, Jay Yeakley. Missy Logan 1st Row Left to Right: Charles Perry, Tina Escue. Cindy Harper and Tammy Washburn Second Row Left to Right: Wes Toller, Phil Clements, Deann Todd. Melissa Hatcher. Christy Sandquist and Robbin Isbell. Back Row Left to Right: Clinton Loggins. Kyle Long, Kendell Hill, and Scott Smith. as 58 faculty 59 60 Faculty Compliments of State National Bank 104 W. Park 592-4131 Superintendent liarcld Cowley Born in Mt. Pleasant, East Texas. Harold Cowley moved to Iowa Park in 1964 to fulfill what he called an ideal Ad- ministrative position.” He goes on to say that being the Superintendent of the Iowa Park School district is a challenge. One in which he has met with success. According to Mr Cowley, Iowa Park can be proud of its high academic achievements and overall student participation. It is proven with its high quality teachers, above average students, and the community support. Because of the new strict regulations brought upon by the State of Texas. Mr. Cowley says he is not able to install many new extra-curricular programs that he would like. When Harold Cowley isn’t behind his desk or at the schools, he likes to take advantage of the holidays and weekends, by hunting, skiing, or back-packing with his son, James. Also, among his hobbies is yard work. But his favorite form of R and R is his small ranch in Cimmaron. New Mexico. Assistant Super- intendent Robert Palmer A recent addition to the Iowa Park school system is Mr. Robert Palmer, the new Assistant Superintendent. He is not new to the teaching system however. Being a teacher at Electra High School for nine years and the Jr. High prin- cipal for six years, he has the experience needed in order to handle young students. Among his responsibilities for the job, he is in charge of curriculum, buses, and most of all making sure that House Bill 72 is followed. When asked about the change from Electra to Iowa Park Mr Palmer says. The kids have a winning attitude. They know what they can achieve and set after it.” Like Mr. Cowley, Mr. Palmer shares a passion for hun- ting and yard work. Among his achievements are winning first place in a Wichita Falls Gardeners Show and many other ribbons. He also likes to play golf, but admits that is another story. Faculty 61 To be a lizard. To be an airline pilot. “Either a petroleum geologist, or to marry and have a nice family. To own a big ranch house on top of a hill. I didn’t worry much about an occupation. IFHS Faculty What Was Your Childhood Ambition? I IPHS FACLLTy “Peace of mind, snow skiing. French cook- ing. a good book, the end of school year, and quiet times. A million dollars would do, also. Iowa Park football and basketball games. To see my children happy, to watch them grow and learn and to see the sense of ac- complishment on their faces when they have strived for and finally reached the goal they have set for themselves What Really Satisfies You? Compliments of Mary's Haircutting and Hairstyling 900 W. Highway 592-5427 What Makes You Laugh? Jim Gotcher and George Collins “Kids! Funny situations. I suppose. Or my third graderthere is some pretty funny stuff there. Lisa Holloway. Brenda Copas, and freshmen trying to open their lockers. SOARING WITH GUIDANCE YOU KNOW YOU’RE A TEACHER WHEN . .. c o m “ .. . you can’t see the top of your desk from August to May And when you shop for comfort, not style, in shoes. you no longer understand the younger generation's jokes. ... you look at your class and they look like they’ve finally caught on. “You never let a paper go past you without a grade. P i m e n t 3 O f Dr. Carter Pirkle 592-4153 1400 South Johnson Faculty 63 LaRae Collins D_________ If You Could Teach Another Subject, What Would It Be? Why? Soaring With Guidance “Intramurals — because Coach Frazier is the only per- son that has nothing to do.” What Did You Give Up to Become a Teacher? “I always wanted to be a choir teacher. Maybe in the next life?” “I would choose math. Next to the subjects in the business field, math was my favorite in high school.” ”1 would like to teach dog obedience. How much better it is to the owner (and to all the neighborhood) if dogs were trained to be more obe- dient. But I haven’t figured out what we could do with the canines while the owners were out attending other classes.” “Fame and Fortune.” “Vast riches, free time, and the quest for the Holy Grail.” “I wasted 10 years on sissy stuff like intellectual book lear- nin’, ‘bout readin’ and writin’ proper when I could have been a farmer, truck driver, or run for a local political office.” “Life . . . I didn’t really give up much.” What Made You Decide to Become a Teacher? What Was Your Most Embarrassing Moment? “I like working with Agriculture.” “Bright students. They are a challenge. It is really reward- ing to see their “twinkle” in their eyes when they first grasp a new concept.” “The challenge to make a pro- ductive citizen of students who might have dropped out if he had not had the opportunity to learn a trade. Two months off in the summer is not bad either.” “Basically. I couldn’t find another job.” (I did want to work in a museum.) Walking into and starting to teach an FOM I AND II class with my fly open.” Waking up to the phone s ring in- stead of the alarm clock's, and see- ing that the time was 8:30. To add Insult to iniury. the bucket seats of my car were full of rainwater, so I ar- rived at school at 8:45 (whoosh!), late. wet. with shaving cream behind one ear “I was at Sears looking at the garden supplies. As I was walk- ing past a hose, I stepped on the nozzle and water drenched me from top to my toes. The lady working there just started laughing.” IPHS fACULiyl =1_ There is no way I can single out just one student who has inspired me In all my teaching experience, some were iust plain ambitious and always a step ahead. others were a bit slower but did the best of their ability to meet their challenges What all these students had in common was an eagerness to learn Anyone who can walk down the hall and chew gum at the same time. Jay Yeakley — because he is always happy and friendly to everyone. He always has a compliment In other words, he is more for my ego.’’ John Ratcliff Mathematics All of them. Mainly Kathy Walker because she likes the way I dress.” What Student Has Inspired You the Most? Why? I IPliS FACI Liy I like Being a Teacher Because . . . 66 What Makes Your Class Interesting? Soaring With Guidance How Would You Describe Your Teaching Career? “Just about phased out. “Yesterday was okay; Today is the pits.” “Really though it is very challenging.” “I have been teaching for twenty-four years. It seems longer than that! The Homemaking I and II have variety and ‘Variety is the Spice of Life” is what we study. Through a variety of class topics and learning techniques, hopefully students find one or more parts of the class interesting.” “There is always something different going on. Every five minutes something interesting “It’s all those strange words! Well, it might be ‘un dulce.’ or Quien sabe? - No, Yo.” JUNI K D. Cockburn Shawn Price KITES Pam Alderson James Allen Boris Baeumler Dena Beavers John Best Stephen Biddy Janice Black George Blackwell LaRita Bogart Scott Boss Randy Boutwell Dawna Bradford Darla Broyles Tami Buckmaster Cindy Burks Tina Busby Cipriano Carrizales Cindy Clanton K. D. Cockburn Robert Cole Patti Collinsworth Juniors 71 Cindy Coltrain Pam Colwell Craig Connors Mark Cooke Guy Crow Todd Crumpton Lisa Cruz Greg Curtis David Dietrichson Cathy Downes Scott Eaton Steve English Deirdre Farley Pam Feix Vicki Floyd Phyllis Forsgren Jessy Frazier Debbie Fullerton Jeanette Garrett Tammy Gibbons Stacy Grace Kenny Gregory Butch Gunter Kevin Haney Lori Hankins Mary Harris Wendy Herrington Lori Hines Johnny Hodges Jimmie Holliman Lori Holloway Sherry Holmes Robyn Horton Robbin Isbell Brian Johnson Stephen Johnson Juniors 73 Jamie Keller Scott Kyser James Kuykendall Shari Leiweber Crystal Lewis Cindy Lunney Kirk Martin Deanna Mashburn Bobby McCathern Daniel Meador Susan Medina Kevin Meinzer Leslie Miller Kayla Nault Jamie Padgett Ellen Park Laura Parker Shawn Price James Redclift Ginger Reece Jamie Ridlehuber Kari Robnell Richard Ross Deryl Roy John Roy Renee Sadberry Christy Sandquist Mark Savage Sherri Schweiss Ray Sefcik Lisa Selby Mike Sikes Amy Silvers Tammy Sims Joe Slack Scott Smith Melonie Smith Tammie Smith Toby Smith Juniors 75 Steve Sosebee Dave Taylor Derek Thayer Wes Toller Jeff Tucker Lee Uhren Mike Waschsmann Rhonda Wagner Mary Walker Lorraine Warner Tammy Washburn Scott Webb Lisa Weed Bobby Whisnand Becky Whitaker LaDonna Wilkinson April Williams David Williams Sandra Wright Staci Wright Sandra Yoder Donald Young Ronald Young Juniors 77 Sherri Aaron Brandi Adams Robert Adams Gill Allen Steve Allen Cheryl Barker Cindy Blanton Steve Bowen Michele Brewer Amy Brillhart David Britt Mike Brooks Mindy Brown Lynne Brumbeloe Al Chacon Dale Church Eddie Collins Scott Davis Kelly Dickerson Doug Dietrichson Delane Duffy Monique Edwards Sandra Eittreim Mark Elliott Tina Escue Laurie Espinoza Lance Farris Scott Featherston Sheila Fedo Gregory Feltman Lisa Fletcher Emilie Flick Danny Forman Jimmy Frantz Marla Frye Jason Gholson Linda Gibbons Sophomores 79 Diana Gilbow Lisa Grace Dana Gray Larry Green Christina Gregg Brett Hale Becky Hankins Kim Hester Maxine Hill Melissa Hill Bryan Hoodenpyle Stephen Hudson Rachel Jones Dawna Kellogg Gary Kissner Leona Kyser Andy Lagunas Missy Logan Clinton Loggins Kyle Long Scott Lyles Kerri Marlar Derric Martin Melissa Matthew Jerry Mays Stephanie McCord LaChelle McKinley Don McNair David Meissner Andy Melchiori Kristi Meracle Jeff Merklin Stacy Miller Shelly Mills Karen Moore Sonny Moore Richard Morath Kim Nicholson Nathan Olson Wayne Oltman Jamie Owens Sarah Owens Sophomores 81 Debra Parks Natalie Patterson Ronnie Patterson Dennis Phillips Christi Pickens Carla Pool Tina Reasor Lisa Reeves Kerri Richardson Kyle Rickman Trina Roberts Sharon Routh Amy Russell Kirsten Sharpe Kim Sims Renee Smith Gaylene Sorey Teresa Sparlin a® Phillip Thames Melinda Thomason Jana Thompson DeAnn Todd Wendy Trantham Tammie Tyler Laurie Underwood Angela Wachsmann Ronnie Wagner Kathy Walker Denise Ward Stacy Ward Wes Ward Scott Weaver Robert Welker Melissa Wells Eric Whitman John Ed Williams Mike Williams Kerry Wilson Sophomores 83 EVERYDAY SCPIiS. Sophomores 85 Frances Adams Carrie Allen Leona Allen Wendy Barr Missy Beggs Robert Best Tim Bookout Stacy Boren Jenny Bowerman Tammie Bridges Roger Brock Jerri Brown Freshmen Toby Brown Becky Brumbeloe Cheryl Bryant Dana Buckmaster Ace Burkhart Justen Bush Bobby Byrne Monte Castro Bill Chandler LaDonna Chandler Christy Clark Kelly Clayton Stan Coker Michael Cole Jana Coltrain Lisa Cook Christy Cravens Sheri Cravens Jim Cummings Compliments of King’s Kids Christian Day Care 202 N. Jackson 592-4242 Freshmen 87 Karie Davis Shana Devore Derise Dowell Daryl Downes Carl Duggins Scott Echols Renea Edwards Lynda Elder Lawrence Ellison Kathy Fehr Connie Feix Chad Fielding Jerry Flesner Michael Foix Alicia Forsyth Tommy Fowler Darrell Franklin Stacy French Kim Fulfer Joel Galloway Michael Gerstner Donna Gibson Vikki Gibson Daniel Gilbreath Todd Gilstrap Shane Givens Scott Goodknight Suzanne Gunderson Keva Gunter Glenda Gwinn James Harper Vicki Haynes Barbara Heidrich Raymond Hessinger Clarence Hill Tammy Hill Lisa Hodges Roy Hollis Glen Hopkins George Howell Greg Huff Jeff Huff Andy Jacobi Bart Jameson Jennifer Johnson Marc Johnson Marc Johnston Clinton Jones Berry Kaiser Tony Kaiser Steven Keesling Billy Kenyon Freshmen 89 Brad Ketchum Christy Kingcade Pam Kinion James Kirkhart Jason Knecht Paige Knight Scott Kotulek James Lehman Daniel Lightsey Michelle Logan Monty Long Ricky Luna Angie Martin Tim Martin Nanette Mathews Scott McCarter Eddy McDonald James Mcllroy Kelly McLaughlin Melissa Meador Laura Merklin Christy Meyers Jami Ming LorTe Moser Donald O’Brien Kame Oshiro Toni Oswald Donna Park Casey Rains Kendra Reese Becky Reynolds Compliments of Shirley Rains Real Estate 121 Park St. W. 592-4248 Freshmen Debbie Richards Craig Rickman Kristy Riggins Tracy Roberts Kevin Rowe Tony Russell Markita Savage Barbie Scott T roy Short Jodi Simpson Charles Smith Jason Smith Tim Smith Sheila Staggs Nicole Stewart John Stone George Storey Jean Tatum Jimmy Terry Donnie Tyner Amber Tyson Richard Underwood Freshmen 91 Shelly Davis Veronica Donohoo Tricia Smith Karen Walker Darren Ward Mitchell Williams John Wood Heather Woods Jay Young Greg Young J FT V . Freshmen 93 Scaring With Triumph ... HAWKS OPPONENTS 24 Breckenridge 13 35 Burkburnett 6 31 Holiday 0 31 Stamford 13 42 Haskell 0 31 Bowie 0 7 Decatur 14 0 Vernon 0 13 Springtown 19 35 Bridgeport 13 Varsity Fcctball The 1984 Hawk Football Team had a one of the best seasons recorded in recent years. They compiled a record of 7-2-1 with four of those wins being shutouts. One of those shutouts came against Bowie 31-0, our Homecoming game. The Hawks managed to make Homecoming weekend a little better, after the loss of Coach Denton. We also held a tough Vernon team scoreless. The final score was 0-0, but the Hawks technically won on penetrations TO. Our chances to make the playoffs ended when Springtown beat the Hawks 19-13. The Hawks had one other high note to end the season. James Beebe was only the 6th football player in Iowa Park History to rush for more than 1,000 yards in a season. HAWKS HAVE WINNING SEASON First Row. L to R Charles Perry. Jerry Allen. Rocky Martin, Sergio Arrendondo, James Beebe. Jimmy Collazo, Randy Boutwell, Second Row L to R Dale Allen. Scott Young. Van Hedrick, Kendell Hill. Charles Adams, Phillip Davis. Lee Roach, Mark Copeland. Third Row L to R: Ronald Young. Kirk Martin. Stephen Biddy, George Blackwell, David Dietrichson, Shawn Price, Ray Sefcik, Jimmy Elms, Fourth Row L to R Danny Foreman, Scott Weaver. Robert Adams, Kevin Haney. Jeff Tucker, Bobby McCathern, Donald Young, Bobby Whisnand, Fifth Row L to R Scott Davis. Clinton Log- gins, Coach Lucy, Coach Kirkpatrick. Coach Baugh. Coach Frazier, and Coach Sefcik Compliments of the BOOSTER CLUB Compliments of Parkway Furniture 200 W. Bank, Iowa Park 592-5512 Varsity Football 99 J.V. Football ¥ Row 1 L to R: Bryan Hoodenpyle, Lance Farris, Tracy Young, Michael Williams, Scott Lyles. Richard Morath, Brad Huff, and Guy Crow. Row 2 L to R John Williams, David Meissner, Al Chacon, Mike Brooks, Scott Davis, Danny Forman, Scott Weaver, and Jason Gholson. Row 3 L to R Dennis Phillips. Charles Stamm. Greg Feltman, Derrick Martin, Larry Green, Eric Whitman. Clinton Loggins. and Jerry Mays. Row 4 L to R Donald McNair, Stacy Ward, Butch Gunter, Steve Allen, Wayne Ottman, Doug Dietrichson, and Dale Church. HAWKS OPPONENTS 29 Breckenridge 6 10 Burkburnett 21 48 Holliday 0 20 Burkburnett 42 13 Bowie 0 48 Decatur 8 0 Vernon 12 12 Hirschi 24 48 Bridgeport 6 Compliments of Park Tank Truck US 207 Expressway 592-4164 100 JV Football Compliments of the BOOSTER CLUB JV Football 101 ■ I ■ ■� rreshman Fcctball First Row L to R: Jeff Huff. Troy Short, Juan Chacon, Shane Givens. Robert Best. Ace Burkhart. Mark Johnston, Jason Knecht, and Scott Mc- Carter. Second Row L to R: James Mcllroy, Billy Kenyon, George Howell. Andy Rice, Scott Koteluk, Clarence Hill, and Andy Jacobi. Third Row L to R: John Wood, Tim Martin, Joel Gallaway, Stan Coker, Jimmy Terry, Mike Keesling, Greg Young, and Jay Young. Fou th Row L to R: Craig Rickman. Kevin Rowe, Toby Brown, Chad Fielding, Jimmy Kirkhart, Jim Cummings, and Michael Gershner. HAWKS OPPONENTS 43 Breckenridge 29 0 Burkburnett 21 0 Holliday 20 0 Vernon 21 7 Burkburnett 26 34 Bowie 14 8 Decatur 16 0 Vernon 28 8 Hirschi 20 6 Bridgeport 0 Compliments of the BOOSTER CLUB 102 Freshmen Football HAwrs v rFir� t Row L to R: Manager Jana Cummings, Ricky Mendoza, Stephen Biddy, Van Hedrick, Mike Sikes, Jay Yeakley. and Manager Terry Hillard. Second Row L to R: Coach Erhie Reusch, Jerry Allen, Mark Copeland, Scott Young, Joey Bates, Stephen Johnson, and Ray Sefcik. CCNGPATIJLATICNS HAWKS 104 HAWKS OPPONENTS 47 Decatur 42 57 Vernon 56 71 Springtown 55 39 Bowie 55 58 Bridgeport 45 50 Decatur 60 52 Vernon 46 71 Springtown 63 53 Bowie 55 71 Basketball Bridgeport 52 What a season! So many close games — so many heart stoppers! The Hawks proved themselves capable of defeating even the most worthy of opponents. With a season record of 19 wins and 10 losses, the Hawks advanced from district through bi-district and area games to compete in the Regional tournament in Lub- bock on March first. There they were defeated by the Seminole Indians. Hawk players received many district honors. Coach Reusch was named District Coach of the year. This is the first time a Hawk team had advanced past district in over thirty years.! Compliments of Farm Bureau 520 W. Highway 592-2156 Agency Manager-Eddie Chambers VAN HEDRICK 13 JOEY BATES 20 JERRY ALLEN 25 RICKY MENDOZA 30 MARK COPELAND 43 SCOTT YOUNG 40 STEPHEN BIDDY 10 MANAGERS - JANA CUMMINGS AND TERRY HILLARD 105 HAWrS CUALITT The 1985 Hawks, small in size but big in heart, qualified for the Regional Tournament. This team brought Hawk fans much excitement this year by winning many close games on their way to the tournament. They won the first half of district, but came in second in the second-half of district play. The Hawks then played Decatur, who won the second half of district, a third time to see who would be the district champ. The game was played in the Old High gym in Wichita Falls. The game finished in a tie at the end of regulation. Overtime play began and Iowa Park was vic- torious in the end with score 64-60. The Fans chanted “Iowa Park Hawks are 1 and don’t you forget it! The Bi-district game was played at Hirschi before a packed house. The Hawks built a 12 point lead over the Graham Steers but the Steers made a furious comeback in the fourth quarter. The Hawk players made some impor- tant free throws and held on to win by a score of 45-41. The Lampasas Eagles were the Hawks’ next victim on the way to the Regional play-offs in Lubbock. The game took place on February 26, in Mineral Wells High School gym. The score see-sawed back and forth throughout the game with no point span greater than 5 points. The Hawks defeated the Eagles 51-50 in the last few seconds of the game. The regional tournament at Texas Tech in Lubbock in- cluded four teams from around the State of Texas. The Hawks were paired with the Seminole Indians in the first round of tournament play. The game was a close one dur- ing the first half. As the second half began, the Hawks began to fade. The Seminole Indians, with a season record of 28-2, went on to win the tournament and represent their school in the State Tournament in Austin. Thanks, Hawks, for an exciting season and for represen- ting us so well this year! Congratulations on a great season! 108 Basketball LADY HAWKS OPPONENT 43 Bowie 51 53 Bridgeport 56 41 Decatur 46 38 Vernon 63 68 Springtown 53 50 Bowie 45 52 Bridgeport 48 53 Decatur 47 45 Vernon 57 40 Springtown 43 The Lady Hawks began the 1984-85 season with high expectations. Playing in a very tough district with teams like Vernon and Bowie, both being ranked high in the state, the Lady Hawks finished the season third in the District 5-3A race. Coach Sefcik had a heart attack just before District play and was unable to coach for the rest of the season. He was temporari- ly replaced by Coach Beckham, who did an outstanding job filling his position. The Lady Hawks started out slow by los- ing their first four District games, but came back in the second half being nearly unbeatable. The Lady Hawks narrowly missed the playoffs by losing their last District game to Springtown, who for some reason seems to have a way of knocking Hawk teams out of the playoffs. LADY HAWrS Row L to R: Manager Kim Bajo, Becky Roberts, LaRita Bogart, Sherri Schweiss. Becky Brown. Laura Parker, Lisa Holloway, Cindy Clanton. Crystal Lewis. K. D. Cockburn. Holly Farnsworth, Lisa Selby, and Manager Renae Lee. Compliments of Cryovac a Division of W. R. Grace 110 Basketball Becky Roberts-10 K.D. Cockburn-23 Laura Parker-20 Sherri Schweiss-12 Lisa Selby-15 ill lAITIAWIS 112 Basketball INACTION Basketball 113 114 Basketball JV Basketball 115 Ill 116 First Row L to R: Leona Kyser, Laurie Espinoza, and Paige Knight. Second Row L to R: Maxine Hill. Denise Ward, Amy Brillhart, LaDonna Wilkinson, and Kerri Richardson. Third Row L to R: LaChelle McKinley, Wendy Trantham, Lori Allen, Dawna Bradford, and Becky Hankins. V. Freshmen Beys basketball First Row L to R: Craig Rickman. Billy Kenyon, Joel Galloway, Jason Knecht, and Ace Burkhart Second Row L to R: Stan Coker, Chad Fielding, Darrin Greenfield, Jimmy Kirkhart, Jay Young, Toby Brown, and James Mcllroy. Not pictured: Greg Huff, and Marc Johnson. Freshmen Girls Basketball First Row L to R: LaDonna Chandler, Missy Beggs, and Stacy French. Second Row L to R: Christy Cravens, Kim Fulfer, Connie Feix, Karie Davis, and Stacy Boren Third Row L to R: Angie Martin, Alicia Forsythe, Kathy Fehr, and Paige Knight. Fourth Row L to R: Kendra Reese, Donna Park, Becky Brumbeloe, and Lori Allen. «11� « Varsity Tennis First Row I to r Karin Fedo, Charla Blackerby, Shana DeVore, Bill Chandler, and Marc Johnson, and Rid Luna. Second Row I to r Tracey Hall, Pam Barr, Cindy Lunney, Renee York, Gina Weaver, Jen- ny Bowerman, Sheila Staggs. Third Row I to r Coach Wineinger, Scott Featherston, Mark Cooke, Scott Boss, Joe Slack, Darrell Franklin, K. C. Ranes, Bart Jameson. 121 First Row L to R: « hristy Meyers, Jami Ming, Keva Gunter, Deborah Richard, Tracy Roberts, Elaine Elder, Charles Smith, and Berry Kaiser. Second Row L to R: Pat Sargent. Greg Huff, Melissa Wells, Kelly Clayton, Laurie Dietrichson, Lorre Moser, Tina Roberts, and Todd Gilstrap. Third Row L to R: John Stone. Cindy Blanton, Karen Moore, Craig Conner, Kerry Wilson, Robert Welker, Lewis Johnson, Daryl Downes, and Wen- dy Barr. In Loving Memory of Gerald A. Mays July 26, 1968 - April 13, 1985 a r First Row L to R: Mark Elliot, Toby Brown, Jeff Huff� and A1 Chacon. Second Row L to R: Jim Cummings, George Storey, Scott Goodknight, and Stan Coker. Third Row L to R: Head Coach Tim Clark. Robbie Wilson, Charles Stamm, John Woods. James Kirkhart, and Scott Smith. Regional Winners Tense, hyped-up, and anxious for the gun that would begin the 3200-meter run, 16-year old Jerry Mays waited at the starting line. He would start a race that, unfortunately, he would not finish. Jerry collapsed on the last lap of the 2-mile run and though temporarily revived by three by-standing coaches, he lived only to reach Bethania Hospital where he died shortly after. On that day, the 13 on y a fine athlete but also a fine young man. r Girls Laurie Espinoza Cindy Clanton ,he S,a,e Finals Congrats! Varsity T Firat Row L to R: Becky Brumbeloe, LaDonna Wilkinson, Lori Allen, Wendy Trantham, Dawna Bradford, Kathy Walker, and Laura Parker Second Row L to R: Maxine Hill, Stacy Boren, Lisa Selby, Cindy Clanton, Alicia Forsythe, and Angie Martin. Third Row L to R: Paige Knight. Mary Walker, Amy Brillhart, LaChelle McKinley, and Laurie Espinoza Fourth Row: Denise Ward. Not pictured Crystal Lewis. Head Coach — Daryl Frazier Asst. Coach — Jon Hoelter Hawk Baseball Senior — Dale Allen Senior — Van Hedrick Senior — Mike Kent Senior — Rockie Martin First Row L to R: Craig Rickman, Dave Taylor, Mike Williams, and Billy Kenyon. Second Row L to R: Jeff Huff, Mike Kent. Robert Adams. Eric Whitman, and Dennis Phillips. Third Row L to R: Assistant Coach John Hoelter, Van Hedrick, Shawn Price, Ray Sefcik, Dale Allen, James Kirkhart, Rockie Martin, Stephen Johnson, and Head Coach Daryl Frazier. 128 Baseball I DISTRICT TEAM Pitchers — Robert Adams 1st Team Van Hedrick Catcher — Ray Sefcik, Jr. 1st Team First Base — 1st Team — Shawn Price Second Base — 2nd Team — Jeff Huff Third Base — 2nd Team — Robert Adams HONORS - 1985 Short Stop — 2nd Team — Dave Taylor Outfield — 1st Team — Craig Rickman Utility — 1st Team — Dave Taylor Designated Hitter — Dennis Phillips Newcomer — 2nd — Craig Rickman CONGRATULATIONS ON A GREAT SEASON! Compliments of Posey’s Appliance 592 Baseball 129 nts Student Council Student Ceuncil Stays en Top of Things The Iowa Park High School Student Council is one of the most active organiza- tions. This group of students is responsible for organizing the Homecoming parade and the pre-game queen crowning ceremonies. They organize competition day and the talent show. The Student Council is in charge of balloting class favorites, Homecoming queen, class officers, and student council representatives. In order to raise money for these events this year the members held a free car wash by enlisting sponsors. STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1. L toR K. D. Cockburn, Gina Weaver. Kim Williams. Jana Cummings. Row 2. L to R Randy Boutwell, Ray Sefcik, Charles Perry. Jimmy Collazo, Stephen Biddy First Row L to R Karie Davis. Christy Cravens. Missy Logan. Sheri Cravens. Jerri Brown Second Row L to R Toby Brown, Robert Adams. Kyle Long, Brett Hale. Scott Davis. Not Pictured Danny Forman and Stacy Boren Officers: L to R: Becky Roberts, Becky Brown, Holly Farnsworth, Lisa Holloway — Parliamentarian — Vice-President — Treasurer Secretary Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Biddy Mr. and Mrs. Roy Boutwell Student Council 133 134 Annual Staff Imagine how boring and tedious school would be without our friends. They help pass time, they make us laugh when we are in those helpless moods, and they fill us in on the latest news. There is nothing we wouldn’t do for most true friends. They have given us the joy of memories with the attitudes surface and the smile that makes us forget our problems. This is the kind of feeling that editors Karin Fedo and Becky Roberts have tried to capture in the 1985 Hawk Annual. This has been a year of challenges and confusion but one that has been met by all those enthusiastic students at Iowa Park High. Congratulations to all of those meeting the challenge and passing on to the high hopes of the future. The 1985 Hawk Annual Staff has worked hard to capture those memories and make them last for a lifetime. Annual Staff Compliments of Picture Perfect 107 West Cash St. Iowa Park 592-4241 Annual Staff 135 Becky Brown-Senior Jana Cummings-Senior SA - Holly Farnsworth-Senior it Cindy Harper-Senior Sponsor-Miss Roberts Compliments of SHAW FORD 600 W. Highway Iowa Park 592-4106 1 9 8 4 C H E E R L E A D E R 5 1 9 8 5 502 Johnson Rd. Compliments of Johnson Road Texaco 592-5871 Cheerleaders 137 Pen Squad —1984-85 Row 1 L to R: Crystal Lewis, Alaina Coker, Jamie Ridlehuber, Kim Bajo, and Staci Wright Row 2 L to R: LaDonna Wilkinson, Tina Reasor, Laurie Espinoza. Amy Russell, Melissa Barnes, Angie Martin, and Stacy Boren Row 3 L to R: Stephanie McCord, Melissa Hatcher, Dawna Kellogg, Linda Gibbons, Kim Sims, Elayne Olds. Stacy French, and Kelly Clayton Row 4 L to R: Becky Reynolds, Dee Dowell, Robyn Horton, Mary Harris. Missy Beggs, Keri Knecht, and Sheila Staggs Row 5 L to R: Kristy Riggins, Debbie Richard, Elaine Elder, Lori Moser, Leona Allen, Lori Hines, and Lori Holloway Lieutenants Kim Bajo 138 Pep Squad Jamie Ridlehuber 902 West Highway Staci Wright Compliments of Ken’s Pizza Crystal Lewis 592-4184 Mrs. Robertson — Sponsor Fellowship cf Christian t h i The 1984-85 High School chapter of FCA was organized in late February. Mr. Dean Kirkpatrick was sponsor of the organization. The group, comprised of both male and female athletes, is designed to give Christian unity to those Athletes who wish to participate. This year’s group met to elect officers in March. Because of the late date of organization, the group has only made plans for future activities. The local chapter will organize again in the fall. President Jay Yeakley Secretary Becky Brown e t e s Vice- President Charles Perry Treasurer Cindy Harper 1 9 8 3 Members — Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fellowship of Christian Athletes 139 140 A Cappella Wins Sweepstakes Row 1 L to R: Renee Smith, Tina Escue, Michelie Crittenden, Scott Webb, Billy Tatum, John Teel, Randy Boutwell, Brett Hale, Deryl Roy. Melissa Hatcher, Missy Logan, and Gill Allen Row 2 L to R: DeeAnn Todd. Sharon Wynn, Mary Harris. Bryan Hoodenpyle, Phil Thames. Charlie Stamm, Scott Smith. Wes Toller, John Roy. Kathy Walker, Jamie Ridlehuber, Alaina Coker, and K D. Cockburn Row 3 L to R: Mis- ty Hicks. Lori Hankins. LaDonna Wilkinson, Robbin Isbell. Linda Gibbons. Mark Elliott, Phil Clements, Wes Ward, Clinton Loggins. James Redclift, Kirsten Sharpe, Jamie Padgett. Jana Cummings. Emilie Flick, and Tammy Washburn Row 4 L to R: Elayne Olds, Cindy Clanton. Holly Farnsworth, Crystal Lewis. Sarah Owens, Tina Featherston, Stephen Johnson. Charles Perry, Kendell Hill, Kyle Long, Jay Yeakley, Kim Sims. Cyndi Blanton, Becky Brown, Cindy Harper, Pam Barr, and Vicki Floyd A Cappella Choir Choir Officers President — Jay Yeakley Secretary — Becky Brown Vice President — Cindy Harper Treasurer — Holly Farnsworth Director — Allan Andrews The 1984-85 A Cappella Choir has captured the Sweepstakes Award once again! Under the direction of Allan Andrews the A Cappella Choir participated in U.I.L. choir competition on March 26 at Old High in Wichita Falls. The Choir earned a “1” in concert and a “1 in sight reading. The Women’s Choir received a “1” in concert and a “1” in sight reading. The Men’s Choir received a “1” in concert and a “2” in sight reading. This is the sixth year the entire A Cappella Choir has received a sweepstakes. ACappella 141 Section leaders Row 1 R to L: Lori Hankins. Michelie Crittenden. Alaina Coker. Randy Boutwell. and Tammy Washburn Row 2 R to L: Phil Clements. Steve Johnson, and Wes Toller Choir Court KING QUEEN Cindy Harper Jay Yeakley Becky Brown Phil Clements Holly Farnsworth Charles Perry Kendell Hall Michelie Crittenden Melissa Hatcher 142 A Cappella Chorale Cindy Harper accompanist Row 1 L to R: Christy Meyers. Jean Tatum. Jerri Brown. Marc Johnson. Jimmy Harper, Suzanne Gunderson. Kelly Clayton, and Jami Ming Row 2 L to R: Jodi Simpson, Christy Cravens, Christy Clark. Troy Short. Jeff Merklin, Markita Savage. Veronica Donohoo, and Angie Martin Row 3 L to R: Donna Gibson. Donna Parks. Tammy Bridges. Scott Goodknight. Scott McCarter. Andy Jacobi, Toby Brown. Lisa Cook. Sherri Cravens, and Missy Beggs Row 4 L to R: Jana Coltrain, Dee Dowell. Tammy Hill, Robert Welker. Darin Greenfield, Tim Martin, Jimmy Kirkhart. Jim Cummings, Alicia Forsythe, Becky Brumbaloe, and Staci Boren Mr. Andrews Sponsor Chcrale Mean Green Marching Machine Seniors Pam Barr, Drum major Sherry Caldwell. Flute, Flags Phil Clements. Tuba Michelie Crittenden. Clarinet Ten Franklin. Flute Kristi Lane. Trumpet David Pike. Percussion Lisa Walker. Trombone Terry Wilson. Percussion Kristi Wynn. Clarinet. Flag Juniors Pam Alderson, Clarinet Pam Colwell. Baritone Todd Crumpyon. Trumpet Cathy Downes, Clarinet Vicki Floyd. Drum major Butch Uunter. I rombone Lon Hankins. Flute Robbin Isbell. Twirler, Saxophone Cindy Lunney, Trumpet Deanna Mashburn. Trumpet James Redclift. Trumpet Deryl Roy. Tenor Sax John Roy. Trombone Christi Sandquist. Flute Mark Savage. Tuba Amy Silvers. Percussion Melonie Smith. Trombone Toby Smith. Bass Clarinet Tammie Washburn. Flute Donald Young. Tuba Ronald Young. Trombone Sophomores Tina Escue. Percussion Lisa Fletcher. Tenor Saxophone Emilie Flick, Alto Saxophone Lisa Grace. Clarinet Dana Gray. Flute Rachel Jones. French Horn Leona Kyser, Clarinet Missy Logan. Clarinet Kyle Long. Trumpet Stacy Miller, Flute Jamie Owens. Alto Saxophone Kirsten Sharpe. Trombone Renee Smith. Clarinet Scott Smith. Tuba Lana Swan. Alto Saxophone John Teel. Percussion Phil Thames. French Horn Jana Thompson. Flute Dee Ann Todd. Percussion Laurie Underwood. Flute Wes Ward. Trumpet Sharon Wynn. Tenor Saxophone Freshmen Wendy Barr. French Horn Tammie Bridges. Clarinet Jerri Brown. Clarinet Stan Coker. Percussion Michael Cole. Trombone Jana Coltrain. Flute Lisa Cook. French Horn Christy Cravens. Clarinet. Flags Sheri Cravens. Clarinet. Flags Karie Davis. Clarinet. Flags Daryl Downes. Trombone Kathy Fehr, Percussion Darrell Franklin, Trumpet Joel Galloway. Trombone Keva Gunter. Clarinet Glenda Gwinn. Flute Barbara Heidrich. Bass Clarinet Lisa Hodges. Trombone Glen Hopkins, Trombone Greg Huff. Alto Saxophone Andy Jacobi. Percussion Berry Kaiser. Baritone Daniel Lightsey. Baritone Rici Luna. Trumpet Nanette Matthews. Clarinet James Mcllroy, Trumpet Kame Oshiro. Trumpet Toni Oswald, Clarinet Markita Savage, Baritone Richard Underwood, Alto Saxophone Karen Walker. Clarinet Heather Woods. Clarinet Compliments of City Cleaners 107 W. Cash 592-4241 The 1984-85 Hawk Band excelled in mar- ching this year. The Band received “1” ratings. When performing at district on October 27, 1984 at Memorial Stadium, Wichita Falls. Because of its excellent performance, the Hawk Band was selected to compete at the Regional level in Vernon on November 3, 1984. During this performance the Band was named alternate to state competition. Congratulations! Twirler — Robbin Isbell Row 1 L to R: Sheri Cravens, Jerri Brown, and Renee Smith, Row 2 L to R: Tammy Washburn, Amy Silvers, Lisa Walker, Terry Wilson, and Kyle Long. Officers Row 1 L to R: Deryl Roy, Sherry Caldwell. Pam Barr, Michelie Crittenden, and Vicki Floyd, Row 2 L to R: Phil Clements, and Toby Brown. -------- Compliments of C. E. Myers and Sons Trucking Company Inc. Rifle Range Rd. 146 Band 592-9441 Nominee Nominee CANE) CCEJCT Si Pam Barr Sherry Caldwell 691-0241 147 Band Charles E. Barr Construction Co. 4203 McNiel Horticulture Sponsor — Mr. Cannon James Elms — Treasurer, Debbie Baker — V. President. Kendell Hill — President. Elayne Olds — Reporter. Doug Smith — Sentinel. Not Pictured — Lesa Gilmore. 148 Horticulture Vccaticnal Office Education 1st row I. to r. Lana Swan — secretary; Jeanette Garrett — Historian; Row 2 Cyndi Brown — Vice-President; Darla Broyles — President; and Lisa Weed — Treasurer. Sponsor Mrs. Medlinger Vocational Office Education teaches students to work with office machinery and learn office procedures. Officers are elected by fellow classmates. Students participate in District. Region and State levels. The Sponsor of the organization. Mrs. Medlinger, will be retiring at the end of this school year. She has been teaching for nineteen years for the Iowa Park High School. President Misty Hicks Secretary Bobby Whisnand fFA Parliamentarian Scott Davis Chaplain Dale Allen Sponsor — Mr. Cannon Sponsor — Mr. Brandt Sponsor — Mr. Johnson Compliments of Iowa Park Florist 114 W. Park 592-2141 592-4118 FFA 151 Advisor, Doug Smith FFA MEMBERS Farmer’s Grain and Fertilizer 211 S. Victoria rrA FFA- Sweetheart Maxine Hill ELUDING TRADES U fj| Morning Class First Row L to R: Jimmy Rad- cliffe, Lee Uhren, Brandon Wood- man, Steve Bowen. Second Row, L to R: Kissner, Matthews. Haschke, Johnston, pictured: Gary Randy Paul David Not Lee Roach Officers: L to R: Stanley Britt-Reporter; Lee Roach-President; Lee Uhren-Treasurer; Rockie Martin-Vice President; David Dietrichson-Sgt. at Arms; and Paul Hasenke-Secretary. Afternoon Class First Row L to R : David Dietrichson, Sergio Arrendon- do. Steven Stiles. Rockie Martin, Scott Eaton, Craig Connors, Mike Kent, and Cipriano Car- rizales. Not pic- tured: Stanley Britt. 152 Building Trades Compliments of Iowa Park Police Department 592-2181 ' 3 '-•a� constructed its th home at 704 W. Clara. Nearly all of the construction was done by the class except the bricking and cabinet construction. The house was sold before it was com- pleted. This is the last house to be constructed by the Iowa Park High School Building Trades. Congratulations on a job well done! Compliments of Billy James Paint and Body 100 S. Wall 592-2231 Building Trades 153 Compliments of Iowa Park Air Conditioning Owner Frank Guyette 592-5891 609 W. Bank 154 Cosmetology MORNING CLASS. Row 1 L to R: Lesa Gilmore, Renee York, Rhonda Trantham, Row 2 L to Nault, Robyn Horton, Row 3 L to R: Tammy Simms, Shari Leinweeber, Pam Feix, Phyllis Forsgren Row Renee Sadberry, Cindy Burks, Stacy Grace s cm r. r Afternoon doss Row l L to R: Lisa Tyner, Christy Schreiber, Deanna Mashburn, Jill Green, Lisa Walker, Keri Knecht, Brenda Copas, Kim Bajo Row 3 L to R: Paula Robinson, Jamie Keller, Lori Sandquist, Mary Cates, Becky Woods, Leslie Miller, Dena Beavers, Dawna Bradford Cosmetology 155 Row 1 L to R: John Best, Philip Davis, Carey Waters, Charles Perry, Tina Featherston, Melissa Hatcher, and Van Hedrick. Row 2 L to R: Renee Sadberry, George Blackwell, A. D. Hambright, Cipriano Carrizales, Jay Yeakley, and Jimmy Collazo. Row 3 L to R: Misty Hicks, Lisa Holloway, Scott Eaton, Pam Barr, Elain Olds, Terry Hillard, Melinda Scheffe, Renee York, and Tracy Hall Sponsor- Miss Spring R ft Compliments of Petal Pushers 309 N. Wall 592-2641 Row 1 L to R: Derek Thayer, Pam Kisner, Lori Allen. Denise Ward, and Brandy Adams Robert Best, Shelly Davis, Lisa Hodges, and Sharon Wynn Row 1 L to R: Larry Green, Al Chacon, Daniel Gilbreath, and James Lehman Row 2 L to R: Stacy French, Suzanne Gunderson, Lori Moser, Shana DeVore, and Vicky Haynes Row 3 L to R: Tammy Hill, Becky Reynolds, Tammy Tyler, Vikki Gibson, Nina Stewart, Nicole Stewart, Barbara Heidrich Row 4 L to R: Pam Kinion, LaChelle McKinley, Michelle Brewer, Lisa Fletcher Row 1 L to R: Toby Smith, Lisa Weed, Mike Sikes. Scott Young, Patrick Sargent, and Ray Sefcik Row 2 L to R: Lori Hines. Becky Whitaker, Tracy Taylor, Paula Robinson, Steve Turner, Jill Green, Laura Parker. Todd Crumpton, Sandy Feix. and Mark Phillips Row 3 L to R: Brian Rainsburg, Lee Roach, Brian Todd, and Mark Copeland FHA 157 Miss Roberts Sponsor Compliments of B.J.’s Country Parlour 900 W. Highway Autc Mechanics Morning Class LtoR Mr. Sumner, Darrell Smith, Greg Curtis. Cary Waters, Kirk Martin. David Williams, Billy Tatum, Steve English, Derek Thayer. Guy Crow. President — Jake Fulbright Vice Pres. — Butch Martin Secret. Treas. — David Dunn Reporter — Brandy Walker Sgt. at arms — James Kuykendall Afternoon Class L to R: Butch Martin, Steven Sosebee, Jessie Frazier, Lee Alderson. Brandy Walker. Mr. Sumner. Thomas Hutchins. Jake Fulbright. Scott Kiser, Richard Ross, David Dunn, Steve Christian. Richard Spears, Del McLain, Mark Savage Barbour Racing Engines 158 Auto Mechanics “Under the Elm tree” call Br-549 (ask for Jimbo) or 392-4174 Autcbcdy Morning Class L to R Borris Baeumler. Dwain Hopkins. Doug Smith. James Routh Sponsor — M Allen President — Scott Chunn Vice-Pres. — Wayne Attwood Secretary — James Routh (not pictured) Parliamentarian — Eddie Jones Sgt.at-Arms — Brian Rainsberg Reporter — Mike Shea Treasurer — Dwain Hopkins (not pictured) Afternoon Class L to R: Mike Shea. Gary Hopkins. Brian Rainsberg, Brian Johnson. Wayne Attwood. Eddie Jones. Scott Chunn Iowa Park, Texas 76367 Deryl James Auto Repair Inc. 412 S. Yosemite 592-5054 Auto Body 159 or SENIORS 160 Closing CLOSING CLOSING CLOSING CLGSING CLOSING SP. PECA4 162 818 Brook Compliments of the Velfree 322-2621 SCHOOL DAY MEMORIES As we reach out our hand The diploma we grasp, While we think of the memories Of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes Because it’s all gone, We’re starting a new life, We have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch As the years pass us by, Although it hurts inside We’ll try not to cry. We think of kindergarten And our first day, Now we’ve reached the end We are going away. How do you say good-bye To friends who mean so much? Will there be time To sincerely keep in touch? You’ll always have the memories Of your school years from day one, Don’t think of school as ending Think a new life has begun. loiim Hi (Litis (Lrr SENIOR €1 ffiaa Batiafartorilw ramplftrft thrt£mi f uratinn fur tlidjiglf Scljaul Depa Jltjl (fitlien at 3oltia JJarh, (Texas, this 2.5 bi For the first time in 60 years. Bob Dawson will not get up on time for the 8:30 bell that starts school. After 28 years in the Iowa Park school system as either teacher or principal, Mr. Dawson will “graduate” with Senior Class of 1985 on May 25. He says he will continue teaching Bible Study at First Baptist Church but as for his retirement from the school system he says, “It’s time to get out. Kids just aren’t the same anymore.” Mr. Dawson has done alot for Iowa Park High and he will be missed by many students and the faculty alike. Upon leaving the graduation ceremony, he doesn’t know what his future plans are, only to sleep late and stay away from the putting greens. Congratulations, Mr. Dawson, after approximately 16,380 days you have finally “graduated.” Iowa Park High will definitely miss you! . rs (Litat 1SS cr 85 nf 5 tuhit prearribeb bu UjeUoarb of lent anb ta therefore eittitleb to this t m a f MAy nineteen hunhreii fc GRADUATION Aiay 25,1585 mo 166 Index SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS ADAMS. CHARLES 22. 52. 96. 97 ALLEN. JERRY 22. 53. 96. 97. 104. 105 ALTIC. KATHY 22 ARREDONDO. SERGIO 22. 20. 53. 96. 97 ATTWOOD. RODNEY 22. 48 BAILEY. JULIE 22 BAJO. KIMBERLY 22. 43. 110. 111. 138 BAKER. DEBRA 22.148 BARNES. MELISSA 22. 157 BARR. PAMELA 23. 44 47. 56. 121. 140. 146. 156 BATES. JOEY 23. 54. 104. 105 BEBBE. JAMES 23. 52. 96. 97 BLACKBERRY. CHARLA 23. 121. 157 BRITT. STANLEY 23 BROWN. BECKY L 23. 34. 110. 111. 136. 139. 140. 142. 133 BROWN. CYNTHIA 23 CALDWELL. SHERRY 23. 144. 146. 147 CAMP. DALE 24 CATES. MAR YE 24. 155 CHAMBERS. SHAWN 24 CHRISTIAN. STEVEN 24. 158 CHUNN. SCOTT 24. 159 CLEMENTS. PHILLIP 24. 42. 44. 49. 56. 57. 140 144 146 COKER. ALAINA 24. 138. 140 COLLAZO. JIMMY 21.24. 52. 96. 97. 133. 156 COLLIER. PAMELA 24 CONLEY. DOUG 24 COPAS. BRENDA 25. 155 COPELAND. MARK 25. 52. 54. 96. 97. 104. 105. 157 CRITTENDEN. MICHELIE 25. 47. 57. 140. 144. 147 CROWLEY. SHAWNNA 25. 157 CUMMINGS. JANA 25. 34. 43. 104. 133. 136. 140 DAVIS. PHILLIP 25. 49. 52. 96. 97. 124. 156 DIETRICHSON. LAURIE 25. 122 DUNN. DAVID 25. 158 ELMS. JAMES 25. 96. 97. 148 FARNSWORTH. HOLLY BETH 25. 39. 43 44 50 57 110. 111. 133. 136. 140. 143. 148 FEATHERSTON. TINA 26. 140. 156. 157 FEDO. KARIN 26. 121. 134 FEIX. SANDRA 26. 157 FLATT. CARLAN 26 FRANKLIN. TERISA 26. 50. 142. 144 FRENCH. DARRIN 26 FULBRIGHT. JAKE 26. 158 FULLERTON. ELLEN 26 GILMORE. LESA 26. 154 GREEN. JILL 26. 154 HALL. RHONDA 27 HALL. TRACEY 27. 43. 121. 156 HAMBRIGHT. ANDREW 27. 156 HAMILTON. PERRY 27 HARPER CYNTHIA 27. 36. 48. 57. 136. 139. 140. 142 I HASCHKE. THOMAS 27. 152 HATCHER MELISSA 27. 42. 44. 51. 51.57. 140. 142. 156.157 HEDRICK. VAN 27. 46. 53. 96. 97. 104. 105. 128. 142. 156 HELMS. BRENDA 27 HICKEY. CHARLA 27 HICKS. MISTY 27. 51. 140. 150. 156 HILL. KENDELL 28. 36. 50. 57. 96. 97. 124. 140. 142, 148 HILLARD. TERRY 28. 104. 156 HOLLOWAY. LISA 28. 34. 37. 54. 110. 111. 133. 137 HOPKINS. DWAIN 28. 159 HOPKINS. GARY 28. 159 HORNE. MELISSA 28. 157 HUTCHINS. THOMAS 28. 158 JONES. EDWARD 28. 159 KEATH. PAULETTE 28 KISSNER. PAMELA 28 KNECHT. KERI 29. 49. 55. 155 LANE. KRISTI 29. 144 LANGDON. MICHELLE 29. 43. 49. 157 LEE. DEBRA R 29. 110. 111 LEWIS. VICKY 29 MARTIN. DON 29. 128 MARTIN. ROCKY 29. 53. 96. 97. 128. 152 MATHEWS. RANDY 29. 152 McConnell, wendy 29 McLAIN. DEL 29. 158 OLDS. ELAYNE 30. 140. 148. 156 PARKS. KEVIN 30 PERRY. CHARLES 30. 52. 57. 96. 97. 124. 139. 140 PHILLIPS. MARK 30. 157 PIKE. DAVID 30. 144. 147 PUCKETT. CARLA 30 RADECLIFFE. JIMMY 30 RAINSBERG. BRIAN 30. 159 REYNA. PAUL 30 ROACH. LEE 30. 48. 96. 97. 157 ROBERTS. REBECCA 20. 30. 44. 43. 51. 110. 111. 133 134 ROBERTSON. DARRELL 31 ROBINSON. PAULA 20. 31.34. 157 ROUTH. JAMES 31. 159 SANDQUIST. LAURIE 31. 152 SARGENT. PATRICK 31.51. 122. 135. 151 SCHEFFE. MELINDA 31. 156 SCHREIBER. CHRISTY 31 SHEA. MICHAEL 31. 159 SIMMONS. JEFFREY 31 SMITH. LLOYD 32. 148. 151 SPEARS. RICHARD 32. 158 STARR. PAUL 32 TAYLOR. SAMMY 32 TAYLOR. TRACY 32. 150. 157 TODD. BRIAN 32. 44. 135. 137. 157 TRANTHAM RONDA 32. 152 TURNER. STEVEN 32. 157 TYNER. ALECIA 32. 152 WALKER. BRANDY 32. 158 WATERS. CARY 33. 158 WEAVER. GINA 33. 43. 121. 133. 137 WELLS. KEVIN 33 WILLIAMS. KIM 20. 21.33. 44. 133. 150 WILSON. TERRY 33. 146. 147 WOODS. BECKY 33. 55. 152 WYNN. KRISTI 33. 44 49. 56. 144, 147 YEAKLEY. JAY 33. 38. 44. 50. 57. 104. 105. 133. 139, 140. 142. 142 YORK. MELODY 33. 55. 121. 152. 156 YOUNG. SCOTT 33. 46. 52. 96. 97. 104, 105. 157 BURNSTEIN. MICHELLE MENDOZA. RICKY 104. 105 JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS ALDERSON. PAMELA 70. 145. 144 ALLEN. TOMMY 70 BAUEMLER. BORIS 70. 159 BEAVERS. DEN A 70. 155 BEST. JOHN 70. 156 BIDDY. STEPHEN 54. 71.96. 104, 105, 124. 133 BLACK. JANICE 71 BLACKWELL. GEORGE 71. 96. 156 BOGART. LARITA 71. HO. 111. 157 BOSS. SCOTT 71. 121 BOUTWELL. RANDY 57. 71. 96. 133 BRADFORD. DAWNA 71. 114. 127.155 BROYLES. DARLA 71. 149 BUCKMASTER. TAMI 71 BURKS. CINDY 71. 154 BUSBY. TINA 71 CARRIZALES. CIPRIANO 71. 156 CLANTON. CINDY 54. 71. 110. 111. 126. 127. 140 COCKBURN. K D 44. 70. 71. 110. 111. 133. 140 COLE. ROBERT 71 COLLINSWORTH. PATTI 71 COLTRAIN. CINDY 72 COLWELL. PAMELA 72. 144. 145 CONNORS. CRAIG 72. 122 COOKE. MARK 72. 121 CROW. WELDON 72. 100. 158 CRUMPTON. TODD 56. 72. 144. 157 CRUZ. LISA 72 CURTIS. GREGORY 72. 158 DIETRICHSON. DAVID 72. 96 DOWNS. CATHY 44. 51. 56. 72. 144 EATON. SCOTT 72 ENGLISH. STEVE 72. 158 FARLEY. DEIRDRE 72 FEIX. PAMELA 72. 154 FLOYD. VICKI 56. 57. 72. 140. 144. 146 FORSGREN. PHYLLIS 72. 154 FRAZIER. JESSY 72. 158 FULLERTON. DEBBIE 73 GARRETT. JEANETTE 73. 149 GIBBONS. TAMMY 73. 154 GRACE. STACY 73. 154 GREGORY. KENNETH 73 GUNTER. JIMMIE 56. 73. 100. 144 HANEY. KEVIN 73. 96 HANKINS. LORI 73. 140. 144 HARRIS. MARY 73. 140 HERRINGTON. WENDY 73 HINES. LORI 73. 157 HODGES. JOHNNY 73 HOLLIMAN. JIMMY 73 HOLLOWAY. LORI 73 HOLMES. SHERRY 73 HORTON. ROBYN 73. 154 ISBELL. ROBBIN 57. 73. 140. 144. 145 JOHNSON. BRIAN 73. 159 JOHNSON. STEPHEN 53. 73. 104. 105. 128. 140 KELLER. JAMIE 53. 74. 155 KISER. SCOTT 74. 158 KUYKENDALL. JAMES 74. 158 LEINWEBER. SHARI 74. 154 LEWIS. CRYSTAL 74. 110. 111. 121. 140 LUNNEY. CINDY 56. 74. 121. 144 MARTIN. KIRK 74.96. 158 MASHBURN. DEANNA 74. 144. 155 McCATHERN. BOBBY 74. 96 MEADOR. DANIEL 74 MEDINA. SUSAN 74 MEINZER. JOE 74 MILLER. LESLIE 74. 155 NAULT. KAYLA 74. 154 PADGETT. JAMIE 57. 74. 140 PARK. ELLEN 74 PARKER. LAURA 74. 110. 111. 127. 157 PRICE. SHAWN 70. 74. 96. 128 REDCLIFT. JAMES 57. 74. 140. 144 REECE. GINGER 74 RIDLEHUBER. JAMIE 75. 140 ROBNETT. KARI 75. 137 ROSS. RICHARD 75. 158 ROY. DERYL 75. 140. 144. 146 ROY. JOHN 56. 57. 75. 140. 144 SADBERRY. FERN 75. 154. 156 SANDQUIST. CHRISTINE 57. 75. 144. 145 SAVAGE. MARK 75. 144. 158 SCHWEISS. SHERRI 54. 75. 110. 111 SEFCIK. RAY 54. 75. 96. 104. 105. 128. 133. 157 SELBY. LISA 46.54.75. 110. 111. 127 SIKES. MIKE 75. 104. 105. 157 SILVERS. AMY 44. 75. 144. 146 SIMS. TAMMY 75. 154 SLACK. JOE 75. 121 SMITH. MELONIE 75. 144 SMITH. SCOTT 57. 75. 124. 140. 144 SMITH. TAMMY 75 SMITH. TOBY 75. 144. 157 SOSEBEE. STEVEN 76. 128 TAYLOR. DAVE 76. 128 THAYER. DEREK 76. 158 TOLLER. WESLEY 57. 76. 140 TUCKER. JEFF 76. 96 UHREN. DAVID 76 WACHSMANN. MIKE 76 WAGNER. RHONDA 76. 154 WALKER. MARY 76. 149. 157 WARNER. LORRAINE 76 WASHBURN. TAMERA 44. 57. 76. 140. 144. 146 WEBB. SCOTT 49. 76. 140 WEED. LISA 76. 149. 157 WHISNAND. BOBBY 76. 96. 150 WHITAKER. REBECCA 76. 150. 157 WILKINSON. LADONNA 76. 114. 127 WILLIAMS. APRIL 76 WILLIAMS. DAVID 76. 158 WRIGHT. SANDRA 76 WRIGHT. STACI 76 YODER. SANDRA 76 YOUND. DONALD 56. 76. 96. 144 YOUNG. RONALD 48. 56. 76. 96. 144 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES AARON. SHERRI 78 ADAMS. BRANDI 78 ADAMS. ROBERT 78. 96. 128. 133 ALLEN. GILLIAN 78. 140 ALLEN. STEVEN 78. 100. 114 BARKER. CHERYL 78. 157 BLANTON. CINDY 78. 122. 140 BOWEN. STEVE 78. 152 BREWER. MICHELE 78. 157 BRILLHART. AMY 78. 114. 127 BRITT. DAVID 78 BROOKS. MICHAEL 78. 100 BROWN. MINDY 79 BRUMBELOE. LYNNE 79 CHACON. ALVARD 79. 100. 124. 157 CHURCH. DALE 79. 100 COLLINS. EDDIE 79 DAVIS. SCOTT 79. 96. 100. 114. 124. 133. 150 DICKERSON. KELLY 79 DIETRICHSON. DOUGLAS 79. 100 DUFFY. DELANE 79 EDWARDS. MONIQUE 79 EITTREIM. SANDRA 79. 157 ELLIOTT. MARK 79. 124. 140 ESCUE. TINA 57. 79. 144 ESPINOZA. LAURIE 79. 114. 127 FARRIS. LANCE 79. 100 FEATHERSTON. SCOTT 79. 121 FEDO. SHEILA 79 FELTMAN. GREG 79. 100 FLETCHER. LISA 79. 144. 157 FLICK. EMILIE 57. 79. 140. 144 FORMAN. DANNY 79. 96. 100. 114 FRANTZ. JIMMY 79 FRYE. MARLA 79 GHOLSON. ROBERT 79. 100 GIBBONS. LINDA 79. 140. 157 GILHOW. DIANA 80 GRACE. LISA 80. 144. 145 GRAY. DANA 80. 144 GREEN. LARRY 80. 100. 157 GREGG. NECIA 80 HALE. BRETT 80. 51. 133. 146 HANKINS. REBECCA 80. 114 HILL. MAXINE 78. 80. 114. 151 HILL. MELISSA 80. 157 HOODENPYLE. BRYAN 80. 100 HUDSON. STEPHEN 80. 114 HUFF. BRAD 80. 100. 114. 124 JACKSON. SHELLEY 80 JOHNS. RICHARD 80 JOHNSON. DARELL 80 JOHNSON. LEWIS 80. 122 JOHNSTON. DAVID 80 JONES. ANNETTE 80 JONES. RACHEL 56. 81. 144. 145 KELLOG. DAWN A 81 KISSNER. GARY 81 KYSER. LEONA 81. 114. 144 LAGUNAS. JAMES 81 LOGAN. MELISSA 56. 57.81. 133. 140. 144 LOGGINS. CLINTON 57. 81.96. 100. 124. 140 LONG. KYLE 56. 57.81. 114. 140. 144 LYLES. SCOTT 81. 100 MARTIN. DERRIC 81. 100 MATTHEW. MELISSA 81 MAYS. GERALD 81. 100 McCORD. STEPHANIE 81 McKINLEY. LACHELLE 81. 114. 127. 157 McNAIR. DONALD 81. 100 MEISSNER. DAVID 81. 100. 124 MELCHIORI. ANDY 81 MERACLE. KRISTI 81 MERKLIN. JEFF 81 MILLER. STACY 56. 81. 144 MILLS. SHELLY 81 MOORE. KAREN 81. 122 MOORE. SONNY 81 MORATH. RICHARD 81. 100 NICHOLSON. KIMBERLY 46. 81 OLSON. NATHAN 81 OLTMAN. HAROLD 81. 100 OWENS. JAMIE 81. 144 OWENS. SARAH 57. 81. 140 PARKS. DEBRA 82 PATTERSON. NATALIE 82 PATTERSON. RONNIE 82 PHILLIPS. DENNIS 82. 100 PICKENS. CHRISTI 82 POOL. CARLA 82 REASOR. TINA 82 REEVES. LISA 82 RICHARDSON. KERRI 82. 114 RICKMAN. KYLE 82 ROBERTS. TINA 82. 122 ROUTH. SHARON 82. 157 RUSSELL. AMY 82 SHARPE. KIRSTEN 57. 82. 140. 144 SIMS. KIMBERLY 82. 140 SMITH. RENEE 56. 82. 140. 144. 146 SOREY. GAYLENE 82 SPARLIN. TERESA 82 STAMM. CHARLES 82. 100. 124. 140 STEVENSON. JOHN 82 STEWART. NATALIE 82 STEWART. NENA 82. 157 SWAN. LANA 56. 82. 144. 149 TEEL. JOHN 57. 82. 140. 144 THAMES. PHILIP 57. 83. 140. 144 THOMASON. MELINDA 83. 157 THOMPSON. JANA 56. 83. 144 TODD. DEEANN 57. 83. 140. 144 TRANTHAM. WENDY 83. 114. 127 TYLER. TAMMIE83. 157 UNDERWOOD. LAURIE 46. 55. 56. 83. 144 WACHSMANN. ANGELA 83 WAGNER. RONNIE 83 WALKER. KATHERINE 57. 83. 127 WARD. DAVID 83. 114. 140. 144 WARD. DENISE 83. 114. 127 WARD. STACY 83. 100. 114 WEAVER. DANIEL 83. 96. 100. 114. 124 WELKER. ROBERT 83. 122 WELLS. MELISSA 83. 122 WHITMAN. ERIC 83. 100. 128 WILLIAMS. JOHN 83. 100 WILLIAMS. MICHAEL 83. 100 WILSON. KERRY 83 WILSON. ROBERT 78. 84. 114. 124 WOMBLE. ALLEN 84 WOODMAN. BRANDON 84 WYNN. SHARON 57. 84. 140. 144 YOUNG. TRACY 84. 100 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN ADAMS. FRANCES 86 ALLEN. CARRILYEN 86 ALLEN. LEONA 86 ALLEN. LORI 114. 117. 127 BARR. WENDY 56. 86. 123. 144 BEGGS. MELISSA 86. 117 BEST. ROBERT 86. 102 BOOKOUT. TIMOTHY 86 BOREN. STACY 86. 117. 133 BOWERMAN. JENNY 86. 121 BRIDGES. TAMMIE 56. 86. 144 BROCK. ROGER 86 BROWN. JERRI 56. 86. 133. 144. 146 BROWN. TOBY 86. 87. 102. 118. 124. 133. 146 BRUMBELOE. REBECCA 86. 117. 127. 152 BRYANT. CHERYE86 BUCKMASTER. DANA 86 BURKHART. ACE 86. 102. 118 BUSH. JUSTEN 86 BRYNE. BOBBY 86 CASTRO. MONTE 86 CHANDLER. LADONNA 86. 117 CHANDLER. WILLIAN 86. 121 CHACON. JOHN 102 CLARK. CHRISTINE 86 CLAYTON. KELLY 86. 122 COKER. STAN 56. 86. 102. 118. 124. 144 COLE. MICHAEL 86. 144 COLTRAIN. JANA 86. 144 COOK. LISA 56. 86. 144 CRAVENS. CHRISTY 86. 117. 133. 144. 145 CRAVENS. SHERI 56. 86. 133. 144. 145. 146 CUMMINGS. JIM 86. 102. 124 DAVIS. KARIE 87. 117. 133. 144. 145 DAVIS. SHELLY 92 DEVORE. SHANA 87. 121. 157 DONOHOO. VERONICA 92 DOWELL. DENISE 87 DOWNES. DARYL 87. 122. 144 DUGGINS. CARL 87 ECHOLS. SCOTT 87 EDWARDS. RENEA87 ELDER. LYNDA 88. 122 ELLISON. LAWRENCE 88 FEHR. KATHY 88. 117. 144 FEIX. CONNIE 88. 117 FIELDING. GARY 88. 102. 118 FLESNER. JERRY 88 FOIX. MICHAEL 88 FORSYTH. ALECIA 88. 117. 127 FOWLER. TOMMY 88 FRANKLIN. DARRELL 56. 88. 121. 144 FRENCH. STACY 88. 117. 157 FULFER. KIMBERLY 88. 117 GALLOWAY. JOEL 56. 88. 102. 144 GERSTNER. MICHAEL 88. 102 GIBSON. DONNA 88 GIBSON. VIKKI 88. 157 GILBREATH. DANIEL 88. 157 GILSTRAP. TODD 88. 102 GIVENS. SHANE 88. 102 GOODKNIGHT. ROBERT 88. 124 GREEN. MICKEY GUNDERSON. SUZANNE 88. 157 GUNTER. KEVA 88. 122. 144 GWINN. GLENDA 56. 59. 89 HARPER. JIMMY 89 HAYNES. VICKI 89. 157 HEIDRICH. BARBARA 89. 157 HESSINGER. RAYMOND 89 HILL. CLARENCE 89. 102 HILL. TAMMY 89 HODGES. LISA 56. 89 HOLLIS. JAMES 89 HOPKINS. GLEN 89 HOWELL. GEORGE 89. 102 HUFF. GREGORY 89. 122 HUFF. JEFF 89. 102. 124. 128 JACOBI. ANDREW 89. 102 JAMESON. BART 89. 121 JOHNSON. JENNIFER 89 JOHNSON. MARC 89. 102. 121 JOHNSTON. MARC 89 JONES. CLINTON 89 KAISER. BERRY 56. 89. 122 KAISER. TONY 89 KEESLING. STEVEN 89. 102 KENYON. BILLY 89. 102. 118. 128 KETCHUM. BRAD 90 KINGCADE. CHRISTY 90 KINION. PAMELA 90 KIRKHART JIMMY 90 102 118 1?4 128 KNECHT. JASON 90. 102 KNIGHT. EDYE90. 117. 127 KOTULEK. SCOTT 90. 102 LEHMAN. JAMES 90. 157 LIGHTSEY. DANIEL 90 LOGAN. MICHELLE 90 LONG. MONTY 90 LUNA. RICHARD 90. 119 MARTIN. ANGELA 90. 117. 127 MARTIN. TIMOTHY 90. 102 MATHEWS. NANETTE 56. 90 McCarter, scott 90.102 McDonald, edwin 90 MclLROY. JAMES 90. 102. 118 McLaughlin, kelly 90 MF.ADOR. MELISSA 90 MERKLIN. LAURA 90 MEYERS. CHRISTY 90. 122 MING. JAMI90. 122 MOSER. LORRE 90. 122. 157 OBRIEN. DONALD 90 OSHIRO. KAME 90 OSWALD. TONI 90 PARK. DONNA 90. 117 RAINS. CASEY 90. 121 REESE. KENDRA 90. 117 REYNOLDS. BECKY 90. 157 RICHARD. DEBORAH 91. 122 RICKMAN. CRAIG91. 102. 118. 128 RIGGINS. KRISTY 91 ROBERTS. TRACY 91. 122 ROWE. KEVIN 91. 102 RUSSELL. ANTHONY 91 SAVAGE. MARKITA 56. 91 SCOTT. BARBARA 91 SHOOK. LEESA 91 SHORT. TROY 91. 102 SIMPSON. JODI 91 SMITH. CHARLES 91. 122 SMITH. JASON 91 SMITH. TIM 91 SMMITH. TRICIA 92 STAGGS. SHEILA 91. 121 STEWART. NICOLE 91. 157 STONE. JOHN 91. 122 STOREY. GEORGE 91. 124 TATUM. JEAN 91 TERRY. JIMMY 91. 102 TUTTLE. STACEY 92 TYNER. DONNIE 91 TYSON. AMBER 91 UNDERWOOD. RICHARD 91 WALKER. KAREN 92 WARD. JOHN 92 WILLIAMS. MITCHELL 92. 128 WOOD. JOHN 92. 102. 124 WOODS. HEATHER 92 YOUNG. JAY 92. 102. 118 YOUNG. RODNEY 92. 102 168 Index