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

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Top Right: On Friday. February 13th, dozens of flowers and balloons were delivered to the office. Bottom Left: Me and my buddy. Above: The journalism class sold carnations and cards at the concession stand during lunch periods. COMPLIMENTS OF ALL OCCASIONS 520 W. HIGHWAY 592-2323 13

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Love’s A Mysterious Thing Love. It makes the world go round. It’s capable of moving mountains. According to some philosophers, it's all you need. Well, maybe it didn't have such a profound effect on Iowa Park students, but it did work in mysterious ways for Phil Thames and Brad Huff as shown at the right. 12 BOX 637 COMPLIMENTS OF PARK TANK TRUCK SERVICE 592-4164

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 Homecoming 1986 was something to cheer about. Although Iowa Park tied Springtown with a score of 14 to 14, the students en- thusiasm and the events leading up to homecoming made homecom- ing weekend a huge success. Kicking off the homecoming weekend was a bonfire which was held in the vacant lot next to Ken's Pizza. Cheerleaders, pep squad, band and football players were all present. The lot was filled with peo- ple as the football players started the bonfire and the band played the fight song. The traditional homecoming parade was held at 4:30 Fri- day afternoon. The theme of the parade was Hawks — A Texas Tradition, as it tied in with the sesquicentennial year. The state championship football team of 1969 was a feature entry. The crown- ing of homecoming queen Lana Swan began at 7:30 p.m. before the kick off of the game. Other candidates for homecoming queen were Wendy Trantham, Tina Escue and Kerri Richardson. After the game Friday night, a homecoming dance was held and sponsored by the Optimist Club for all high school students. And topping it all off was Whoop-T-Do on Saturday, which helped make homecoming weekend one of our busiest and most successful weekends of the year. 14 HOMECOMING '86