Archer City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Archer City, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

1976 WILDCAT Vol. 31 Archer City High School Archer City, Texas Contents Administration...........................21 Organizations............................31 Athletics................................51 Favorites................................73 Classes..................................91 Advertisements...........................135 Life . . . The best reason for celebrating that there could ever be . . . getting excited at a pep rally . . . studying with friends in class . . . clowning with the photographer . . . knowing that the cats are number one . . . and realizing that ACHS is one of the best places for celebrating. 3 hill Learning . . . A way of celebrating. Perhaps you do not think so, but where would we be if we couldn't learn? We would be uninformed and probably illiterate. At ACHS, we are given countless opportunities to learn, and the Freedom to Learn is truly something to be celebrated in this bicentennial year. Homecoming . . . A time for celebration - seeing familiar faces of old friends . . . singing to the tune of Archer High we love you'' again . . . watching halftime activities as Teresa Oliver is crowned 1975 Homecoming Queen . . . and accepting the bitter sting of defeat as Knox City topped the Cats 20-0. , Ii Fall Festival . . . A time for celebration - taking vows in the freshman marriage booth . . . being scared to death in the Sophomore’s Horrible Hall . . . testing yourself in the Junior's Booth of Skills . . . and laughing as the Seniors display their ”talent in the Talent Show . . . Claudia Morrison and Steve Hoegger named Queen and King . . . and $1900 for the Seniors. Competing . . . celebrating victories . . . UIL'ers sweeping district in literary events . . . Wildcats and Archerettes winning A. C. tournament . . . Cats take Bi- District Crown . . . Archerettes on to state . . . tracksters giving it all they have . . . and Wildcat fans giving support. 13 Friends . . . To celebrate with . . . clowning together in class . . . cheering the football team on . . . giving presents to one another . . . accepting fun punishment . . . getting a friendly pie in the face . . . and taking class lying down! celebrate! Togetherness . . . Joining to celebrate . . . programs awarding one another in ACHS school life . . . the awards program . . . the All- Sports Banquet ... a band banquet . . . clowning around in speech class . . . and receiving and showing of the 1977 Senior rings. Junior Senior Banquet . . . Celebrating the Beginning of a new era for the Seniors, yet knowing that their absence at ACHS will make us sad. We May Never Pass This Way Again was the theme of this year's banquet. Debbie Aulds served as Mistress of Ceremonies and the Seniors read the Will and the Prophecy. Afterwards, a dance was held at the Legion Hall. Administration Exemplifies Leadership MR. DONALD SHEARMIRE Superintendent MRS. DOROTHY BROCK Secretary School Board Members: STANDING: Willie Willeford; Carter Me Gregor, III; John Bell; Max Green; Donald Shearmire, Superintendent. SEATED: Bobby Williams, Secretary; Buddy Schlabs, President; Dr. Arch Andrews, Vice-President. J. B. ADAMS, High School Principal 24 High School Faculty BOBBY BLACKBURN, Science and Fundamentals of Math MARY LEE CROWLEY, English LONNIE DOOLEY, Band HELEN FALL, Spanish, World History, and Library JUDD GRAY, Mathematics LINDA GRAY, Science and World History GERALD HAILE, Vocational Agriculture NO PHOTO AVAILABLE JOYCE HORNADY, Home Economics and Consumer Education MARY LOU HUGHES, English and Speech ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 25 26 BOBBY RAY, American History, Health, and Boys' Athletics DEANNE SMALLWOOD, Commercial Arts and Journalism Junior High Faculty MARY LYNN BEALL, Fifth Grade DEAN FISHER, Science OPAL HOOTEN, Mathematics 28 Elementary Faculty WILMA ELMORE, First Grade PATSY MORRIS, Music LEEANN QUILLIAN, Resource Teacher DOROTHY SMITSON, Second Grade RUTH WALLACE, Fourth Grade 30 Staff Prints 1976 in Annual and Paper NHS Encourages Scholarship Student Council Leads School 37 Band Drums A I Band Officers: Jimmy McCrain, 7th grade rep.-, Donald Hill, Vice-President: Mary Ann Culwell, Secretary; Cathy Morrison, Soph, rep.; Terri Skinner, Treasurer; Doris McGregor, 8th grade rep.; K Lynn Lewis, Fresh, rep.; Bill Jentsch, Pres. 39 CATHY FRERICH LISA PARKS 40 Sweepstakes Band Scenes of a Sweepsiakes Band 43 FHA Betters Tomorrow 1975-76 Sweetheart: JOYCE HOFF OFFICERS: Bry p Brock, Reporter; Tommy Hubbard, Sentinel; Doug Coleman, Secretary; Dave Coleman, Parliamentarian; Ronnie Stallcup, Vice-President; Joyce Hoff, Treasurer; Steve Hoegger, President. 46 $9 Uilers Sweep District One-Act Play: BACK ROW: Robert Sebastian, Mark McCorkle, Tommy Hubbard - District Best Actor and Honorable Mention at Area, Tami Tamo, Donna Shearmire, Tammy McGriff, Bryan Bowman - District All-Star Cast and Area Honorable Mention. FRONT ROW: Jayne Sebas- tian, David Barton, James Taylor, Lou McWhorter, Julie Groves, 1st at District. Informative Speaking: Julie Morris - 1st District, Donna Shear- Ready Writing: Tina Rux - District Alternate, Tammy McGriff, mire. Claudia Morrison - 3rd District. 47 48 POETRY: Lisa Inscho, Lou McWhorter, James Taylor - 1st District, Joyce Hoff - 2nd District, Lisa Parks DEBATE: Andrea Linscott, Lisa Stubbs, Bobby Bitner, Bill Owen, Debbie Aulds, 1st District - Stubbs and Aulds SHORTHAND: Dorothy Schlabs - 3rd District, Julie Morris - 1st District SLIDE RULE: Bill Jentsch - 1st District - 2nd Regional - 3rd State, Carlton Schlomach - 2nd District - 3rd Regional, David Barton 3rd District 49 1975 Wildcat Football Team SEATED: Bobby Robertson, Jeff Fletcher, Bryan Brock, Bobby Adams, Jackie Mueller, Mitch Green, Rusty McCord, Scott Myers, Johnny Page. SECOND ROW: Paul Parsley, Mgr., Clifton Russell, Bill Owen, Greg Oliver, Mark Green, Mike Aulds, Pat Martin, Allen Walsh, Kenneth Stewart, Dusty McCord, Ricky Graves, Mgr. STANDING: Don Pollock, Mgr., Eddie Morris, Coach; Barry Hutson, Doug Coleman, Danny Alexander, Rodney Williams, Steve Hoegger, Nubbin Johnston, Danny Hopkins, Craig Jones, Coach; Ronnie Karcher, Coach, Ronnie Morris, Mgr. SEASON RECORD WILDCATS------------------------ 15 WILDCATS------------------------ 20 WILDCATS--------------------------0 WILDCATS------------------------ 28 WILDCATS..........—.............. 0 ■ WILDCATS-----------------------59 -WILDCATS------------------------41 -WILDCATS--------------------- 16 ■ WILDCATS------------------------0 26--------------------------------Electra 0------------------------------Henrietta 20------------------------------Knox City 28---------------------------------Munday 20--------------------------------Seymour 30-------------------------------Muenster 8-----------------------------Callisburg 19-----------------------------Windthorst 26-------------------------------Holliday 52 COACH CRAIG JONES COACH EDDIE MORRIS COACH RONNIE KARCHER Assistant Coach Head Coach Assistant Coach MANAGERS: Ricky Graves, Paul Parsley, Ronnie Morris, Pee Wee Pollack. 53 54 Cats Stand Strong Alexander rushes behind A. C. blockers. Hopkins, Aulds on defense. Cats Gain Experience DUSTY McCORD Guard JEFF FLETCHER JACKIE MUELLER Guard Tackle BRYAN BROCK Sophomore cats speak. Wildcat players finally brought down. 56 KENNETH STEWART JOHNNY PAGE End Fullback BOBBY ROBERTSON CLIFTON RUSSELL Halfback Tackle Young Cats Add Strength Sprited Cals make Friday night debut. Young Cats await chance. Cats score against the Muenster Hornets. ARCHER PUBLIC LIBRARY BOX 957 ARCHER CITY, TX 76351 (8171 574-495 1 GREG OLIVER BILLY OWEN Guard Cheerleaders Boost Spirit 58 Wildcats Are Regional Finalists DISTRICT SCORES Windthorst Petrolia enster 68 Holliday 64 Callisburg 63 Petrolia 64 Jk Wildcats Show Teamwork Pays DANNY HOPKINS RODNEY WILLIAMS Mike Ray goes for two as Cats watch. Hopkins lays up two on a drive. MARK McCORKLE DANNY ALEXANDER Junior Forward Junior Forward 61 JIMMY BARRELLS Junior Forward TERRY McCURRIN Junior Guard ALLEN WALSH Sophomore Forward LESLIE STUBBS Sophomore Guard Jimmy Barrells tries a jumper. McCorkle shoots from outside. Rod takes a free-shot. Archerettes See Austin AC AC AC DISTRICT SCORES 71 Windthorst M 54 64 Petrolia 38 73 I Muenster - 59 70 Holliday 38 71 Callisburg 44 77 Petrolia 46 85 Muenster 46 70 Holliday 44 89 Callisburg 49 63 Windthorst BI-DISTRICT 7 73 Frisco REGIONAL 60 bU 43 El C ado 41 78 • CanflP� STATE 74 60 Springhill 36 AC 57 Stratford 60 Archereties' Dream Comes True 64 DANA CULWELL DORCYLE GOSLER TINA ROBERTSON RULINDA VOGTSBERGER Guard Forward Forward Forward 65 66 proud team accepts 1st place trophy. B Teams Anticipate Future 67 Baskeiball Cheerleaders Lead Teams 68 Golf Teams Puff on 69 Spring Brings Track Fever 70 Tennis Teams See Action favorites Miss ACHS Claudia Morrison Claudia Morrison is a very familiar name at ACHS. She has been an inspiration to her classmates and friends throughout her high school years. Claudia is Valedictorian of her class as well as being Miss School Spirit and Carnival Queen. She was named to the State basketball team and participated in the State golf meet. Many other awards have been given to Claudia in the past and with the potential that she has, many more are sure to come her way. Mr. ACHS Bill Jentsch Bill Jentsch has been a leader at ACHS, especially in the scholastic field. He is a top math student and was given the Who’s Who in math award for 1975 and 1976. Bill has advanced to the State Meet in Slide Rule twice, placing 3rd in 1976. His leadership qualities will not be forgotten when he st Handsome V � ... . ■c ney Williams ool Beauty Debbie Abshier Homecomii liver Seniors Danny Hopkins Claudia Morrison Various Classes Juniors Mike Ray Debbie Aulds Choose Favorites Sophomores Allen Walsh Cathy Morrison Freshmen Mark Jackson Mary Beth Gage 85 DANNY HOPKINS - Boys’ Athletics - Football DANNY ALEXANDER - Science Students Achieve Success 86 BILL JENTSCH - Mathe in Favorite Subjects DOROTHY SCHLABS - SHERRI PATTON - Journalism Commercial Arts DEBBIE AULDS - Spanish LISA STUBBS - Social Studies DONALD HILL - Band ROBERT SEBASTIAN - Industrial Arts 87 Good Students Brighten 88 1975-76 ior Faculty Students Honored With Awards All-District Football Betty Crocker Award - Julie Morris Officers Lead Seniors 92 President: Pat Martin Vice-President: Laura Geis Secretary: Sherri Patton Treasurer: Debbie Abshier Top Students Are Honored VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Claudia Morrison Julie Morris TOP STUDENTS: Debbie Abshier, Dorothy Schlabs, Debbie Foster, Sherri Patton, Scott Groves, Bill Jentsch 93 Super Seniors — Spirit of 76 Debbie Abshier Mike Clifton Doug Coleman Donnie Cox Captains out to win a game. Tommy, caught again. Chris Ford Debra Foster Cathy French Laura Geis Mark Green Scott Groves Michel Harrelson Steve Hoegger 94 Danny Hopkins Tommy Hubbard Barry Hutson Clay Jackson Sherri Patton Don Pollock Terri Rater Robert Sebastian Dorothy Schlabs Ronnie Stallcup All smiles. Huh! Senior Pow Wow. Pose for the camera. Boss and secretary hard at work. Terri Skinner Peggy Walker Rodney Williams Georgia Wood 96 Senior Play Features Twins 97 Seniors Say Goodbye to ACHS Senior Activities DEBBIE ABSHIER - Band 4. FHA 4, Officer 3, Girl of Month 1, NHS 3. Officer 2, Spanish Club 1, Officer 1, Student Coun- cil 1, Junior and Senior Plays, Best Actress, Homecoming Nominee 2, School Beauty '76. Football Sweetheart '76, Bas- ketball 1. Football Cheerleader 2. DOUG COLEMAN - FFA 4, Officer 1, Football 1. CHRIS FORD - FFA 1, 4-H 3, Football 1. DEBRA FOSTER - Band 2. NHS 1, FFA 2, Who’s Who in Homemaking, Basketball 3, Track 2. CATHY FRERICH - Band 4, Majorette 3, Stage Band 1. FHA 4. 4-H 4, Junior and Senior Plays. LAURA GE1S - FHA 4, Officer 3, Girl of the Month 1, NHS 2, Annual Staff 1. Cat's Claw Staff 1, Library Club 2, Span- ish Club. Student Council 1, Officer 1, Class Officer 2. UIL Journalism. Junior and Senior Plays, Best Supporting Actress '76, Basketball 4, Captain 1, Track 1. MARK GREEN - Student Council 3, A Club 4, Class Officer 1, Class Favorite 1, Jun- ior and Senior Plays, Boys’ State, Best Groomed '76-'76, Football 4, Captain 1, Honorable Mention 1, Track 4, Basketball SCOTT GROVES - Band 2, Officer 1. Stage Band 2, NHS 3, Student Council 1, Class Officer 1, UIL Informative Speak- ing, Basketball 1. Golf 4. Senior Play. MITCHELL HARRELSON STEVE HOEGGER - FFA 4, Officer 2, A Club 3. Football 3, All District '76, Car- nival King 75-76. DANNY HOPKINS - Band 1, NHS 2, Stu- dent Council 4, Officer 1, FFA 1, A Club 4, Class Officer 2, Class Favorite 3, Who's Who Boys' Athletics, Best Actor Junior Play, Best All Round '76, Basket- ball 4, Captain 2, All-District 2, Foot- ball 4, Captain 1, All-District, Track 4. TOMMY HUBBARD - FFA 4, Officer 1, 4- H 4, Who’s Who Speech '76, One-Act Play, Junior and Senior Plays, Friendliest '76. BARRY HUTSON - A Club 3, Football 3, Track 3. CLAY JACKSON - FFA 3, 4-H 1, Ranch BILL JENTSCH - Band 4, Band Officer 1, NHS 3, Officer 2, Spanish Club 1, FFA 2, Who's Who Math '75 and '76, UIL Slide Rule, Prose, Number Sense, One-Act Play 1, Junior and Senior Plays, Best Actor, Citizen of Month 1, Boys' State, Mr. ACHS. PAT MARTIN - Band 1, Student Council 1, A Club 4. Class Officer 1, Junior and Senior Plays. Carnival King '75, Football 4, Captain 1, All District 1, Track 3, Golf 1. JULIE MORRIS - FHA 4, NHS 3, Library Club 1, Officer 1. Student Council 1, UIL Spelling 1, Shorthand 1, Informative Speaking 1, Junior and Senior Plays, Betty Crocker Award, Basketball 2, Basketball Cheerleader 2, Who's Who English '76, Salutatorian. CLAUDIA MORRISON - FHA 4. Girl of Month 3, NHS 3, Officer 1, Library 4, Officer 1, Student Council 3. Officer 1, Class Officer 2, Class Favorite 4, Who's Who - Social Studies, Girls' Athletics, UIL Ready Writing, Informative Speak- ing, Junior Play, Best Supporting Actress, Citizen of Month 3, Fall Festival Queen 1, Miss ACHS '76. Friendliest '75. Foot- ball Queen 1. Basketball 4, Captain 2, All-District '75-76, All-State '76, Track 1, Golf 1, Football Cheerleader 4, Miss School Spirit '76, Valedictorian. DOROTHY SCHLABS - FHA 4, Officer 3, Girl of Month 2, NHS 3. Annual Staff 2, Cat's Claw 2, Editor 1, Library Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Class Officer 1, Who's Who Commercial Arts, UIL Typing, Shorthand, Journalism, Junior and Senior Plays, Best Actress '76. Basketball 4, Captain 1, Track 2. ROBERT SEBASTIAN - FFA 1. Who's Who Industrial Arts, One-Act Play, Senior Play, Citizen of Month 1, Football Mgr. 1, Track 1. TERRI SKINNER - Band 4. Officer 2, Stage Band 1, FHA 4. Library 3, Officer 1, Who’s Who Library, Junior and Senior Plays, Friendliest '76, Tennis 3. RONNIE ST ALLCUP -FFA 4, Officer 1. 4- H 1, Who’s Who Vocational Agriculture. PEGGY WALKER - Tennis 1. RODNEY WILLIAMS - Most Handsome '76, Basketball 3, All-District '76, Foot- ball 2, Captain 1, All-District 2, Track TERESA OLIVER - Band 4, FHA 4, Library Club 3, Officer 1, Student Council 1, Junior and Senior Plays, Halloween Queen '75, Homecoming Queen '76, Band Sweetheart 1, Basketball Cheerleader 3. SHERRI PATTON - FHA 4, Officer 2, Girl of Month 1, NHS 3, Annual Staff 2, Cat’s Claw 2, Editor 1. Class Officer 1. Who's Who Journalism, UIL Journalism 1, Junior Play, Citizen of Month 1, DAR, Basket- ball 4, Captain 1, Tennis 1, Golf 1. DON POLLOCK - Basketball 1, Manager 3, Football Mgr. 4, Track 2. TERRI RATER - FHA 4, FFA 1, Sr. Play. 99 Senior Trip to Florida 100 Junior Officers Heed Class Vice-President: Terry McCurrin Secretary: Debbie Aulds Treasurer: Lisa Stubbs 101 Vivian Abernathy Danny Alexander Debbie Aulds Jimmy Barrells Bobby Bitner 102 103 Kathy Kuykendall Julie Loftis Mark McCorkle Terry McCurrin Dick McDaniel Karen Schlabs Lisa Stubbs James Taylor Jerry Wages Barry Waite Tammy McGriff Lou McWhorter Doyle Meyer Mike Petit Brian Quisenberry Mike Ray Juniors Present Farce Comedy Hail the Hunkering Hero” was presented by the Junior Class. The play brought in over $1,000. Lou McWhorter and Donald Hill were named Best Actor and Actress. Debbie Aulds and James Taylor were Best Supporting Actor and Actress. 105 Sophomores Truck Onward President: Allen Walsh Vice-President: Cathy Morrison Secretary-Treasurer: Bryan Brock 106 He went that-away. The trilling trio. Judy Blassingame Bryan Brock Linda Carcano Niki Cathey Dave Coleman Dana Culwell Kevin Cook Jeff Fletcher Dorcyle Gosler Greg Graham 107 Rickey Graves Mitch Green Loyd Haehn Sheila Hale Jimmy Hemphill Jerry Hemphill Joyce Hoff Lisa Inscho Loretta Jentsch Mark Jentsch 108 ' • • Lisa Parks Paul Parsley David Petit Celina Powell Tina Robertson Jayne Sebastian Donna Senftleben Donna Sheramire Rusty Skinner Donna Smith Leslie Stubbs Tami Tamo Rulinda Vogtsberger Allen Walsh Lexa Willeford Diana Yauger or 109 Freshmen Begin Journey President: Mary Beth Gage Vice-President: Darrell Schenk Secretary-Treasurer: Julie Groves Will Andrews Rosa Baggett Melinda Blassingame Blane Buerger Brenda Bush Billy Chambles James Cox Beverly Crow Teresa Devrow Phillip Freeman Mary Beth Gage Julie Groves Wayne Hale Greg Hoegger Kirk Hoepfner Karen Hoff in Steven Hilbers Karen Hubbard Mark Jackson Matt Jackson Sharon Jentsch Nubbin Johnson Mark Jumper Jimmy Keener K-Lynn Lewis Andrea Linscott Linda Maxwell Brenda Meyer Melinda Nelms Curtis Nelson Greg Oliver Bill Owen Johnny Page Holly Patten Kelly Posey Jeff Ray Bobby Robertson Clifton Russell Tina Rux Mark poses for a picture. Clifton and Phillip in English. Darrell Schenk Kelly Schlegel Doug Stallcup Randy Stallcup Kenneth Stewart Tommy Tamo Herby Victory Wanda Wages Denise Williams Terry York 113 Eighth Graders Anticipate 1977 Junior Uilers Gain Experience 5 and 6 Spelling: Debbie Devrow, Darryn Shearmire, Sherry Hoff. 7 and 8 Spelling: Byron Schlomach, Mary Sue Byrd, Rhonda Mey- 115 Abby Abernathy Cynthia Ashbrook Chris Aulds Jeff Blassingame Brad Brock Sonja Burks Mary Sue Byrd Arlina Campbell Duane Deen Greg Giddings Johnny Hemphill David Hopkins Lonny Jentsch Jimmy Loftis Doris McGregor Rhonda Meyer Melvina Neely Donna Nelms Tammi Peden Sonja Rux Byron Schlomach Lori Stubbs Terry Tamo John D. Wood David York 116 Cindy Akers Thomas Barrells Rhonda Browning Dannie Carriger Donnie Clemons Robin Dugan Jack Frank Billy Hahn Wayne Harrelson Jennifer Luig Charles Matlock Deanna Nelms Cynthia Page Beth Peacock Lockie Pratt Carole Sebastian Nelson Smith Virginia Yauger Darla Abshier Jamie Adams Shannon Alsup Matt Andrews John Barton Bethann Bell Dick Fletcher Ben Giddings Kelly Gosler Denise Kile Jesse Bitner Casey Blassingame Lonnie Buerger Robert Champion Randell Dugan Fred Edge Peggy Frodyma Vernon Geis David Haehn Belinda Hale Debbie Hilbers Gayla Hooker Lanny Hubbard Mike Neal David Petit Kathy Pittman Landon Posey Rosen Pratt Charles Ricky Theresa Riggins Darron Russell Chester Southard Greg Stallcup Jessie Wilson 119 Junior High Football 120 Junior High Basketball 121 122 Leaders Cheer Team to Victory 123 Music From fhe Junior High Band 124 Choir Performances Highly Rafed 125 6-A Don McGregor Raymond Mills Ronny Morris Laney Oliver Bobby Roberts Clay Schlomach Darryn Shearmire Teresa Ashbrook Lydia Barton Tracey Boone Teresa Burks Rodney Clemmons Diane Deen Jub Gibson Jerry Gray Shari Haigood Sherry Hulbert Pete Kuykendall David McCurrin 126 Johnny Pickens Eddie Pittman Jo Lynn Russell Royce Stallcup John Yauger 127 Karen Aulds Dennis Bowman Scott Edge Chris Haigood Tammie Hale Tamara Hajovsky Brain Hallmark Anne Hamill Wendy McCorkle Teresa McDaniel David McGregor Kayla Moorehead Eric Neal Renee Ogden Russell Pratt Jho Lea Starnes Margaret Wood Dan York 128 Lane Ashbrook Michael Canada Donny Dugan James Fletcher Carla Hamill 5-B Gladys Harrelson Jakcie Harrelson Sandra Hinsley Mack Howell Randy Jumper Tony Leamon Cheryl Maddox Ronnie Malone Craig Nelson Oteka Plemmons Dana Roberts Jackie Wilson Willie Williams 129 Christie Abshier Charlotte Barrells Roger Beall Jason Bernhardt Steven Bitner Gregory Brunn Jay Burks Brad Dickey Sandra Dugan Karen Elzie Sherry Fletcher Lynn Haehn Carl Harrelson Craig Harrelson Jeff Hoegger Joe Hoff Tammie Jentsch Beth Johle 130 Laura Brunn Kirk Crutcher Douglas Fox Carolina Garza Don Harrelson Ben Henry Lisa Hoegger Christie Hulbert Welf Jentsch Carl Keener Chris Knox Monica Leamon Third Grade Junior Malone Whitt Murphey Billy Peck Johnny Richey Mennette Roberts Denise Shawver Robert Stallcup Randy Sturm Johnny Tyler Tena Welter J. W. Williams 131 Shelly Morrison Michele Pickens Suzanne Powell Tonya Robertson Laura Russel Robert Shawver Robert Dean Starnes Preston Southard Tammi Vanbebber John Walter Michael White Kimberly Knox Lee Maddox Bill McClendon Billy Moorehead 132 Adam Bernhardt Cody Brock Becky Byrd Bobby Canada Michael Carriger Mark Crelia Chad Dean Kevin Devrow Billy Dugan Billy Tom Flemming Tracy Gibbs Dwayne Haehn Brad Hoff Lisa Howell Doug Hutson Allen Malicoat Kristi Marney Laura Moore Linda Moore Dail Neely Kathleen Ogden Johnny Owen Cindy Pair Missy Peck Michael Petit Michele Phelps Kristan Phillips David Pittman Tony Pollock Steven Routon Chucky Schlabs Carrie Sturm 133 134 HORANY'S 125 E. Main Olney, Texas Phone: 564-2030 Archer County Farm Bureau 304 E. Main 574-4534 Helton's Western Wear BUCHANAN'S OFFICE SUPPLY 815 Scott Street 118 East Main 322-2146 Olney, Texas Wichita Falls, Texas THE FIRST STATE BANK 101 South Center Archer City, Texas 574-4566 Member of FDIC The bank where all service is friendly. 137 NBC Home Care Center Box 606 201 North Center Archer City, Texas 76351 A subsidiary of Lone Star Industries” ZaZZA MUELLER OIL COMPANY ] FIELD OFFICE Q' EWD WELL SERVICE Box 637 Jack Mueller 574-4473 and Pat Martin 574-4428 L Chamberlain Bros. Egg Farm Gene Highway Graham, Texas 138 Oilfield Service and Equipment Company P.O. Box 489 115 West Main Archer City, Texas Phone: 574-4520 AMOS PARSLEY, Owner Downtown Sikes Senter the one label that says it all! CUB DRUG Don Mathews, R.Ph. Phone: 564-5551 Olney, TX HOLT'S SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman! 815 Scott - Downtown Sikes Senter Mall - 2 Cosmetics - Sundries Convalescent Rentals and Sales DIS-N-DAT Hobby Shop 114 N. Grand Olney, Texas Arts and Crafts” Compliments of JOE'S ARCO Archer City, Texas Bate's Texaco Joe and Cindy Pair Where business is appreciated” Beall's Department Store 140 119 South Center Archer City, Texas Hickman and Jansen 243 East Main Archer City, Texas 574-4532 Patrick Patterson OLNEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY An equal opportunity affirmative action employer' ’ 2404 Kemp Phone: 723-1459 (ipclurkans Downtown Parker Square Custom Shop Archer Flower Gift Shop 1 304 N. Center 574-4913 Archer City, Texas Walsh Brothers Service Station 101 N. Center 574-4992 Archer City, Texas Holder's Jewelry 209 S. Center Archer City, Texas Auld's Funeral Home 307 S. Center Archer City, Texas Phone: 574-4422 FOX'S Curls Swirls 506 N. Sycamore Archer City, Texas Phone: 574-4464 143 King's Food Store ICE CREAH 315 South Center Archer City, Texas 574-4474 144 A. J. Morris Agency 204 N. Center Archer City, Texas MAX KREUTZ NELSON TEXACO House of Music P.O. Box 573 101 Scott Street Archer City, Texas 76351 Wichita Falls, Texas 574-4231 WHITES AUTO STORE sib m_ Appl. • Hardware • Batteries • Tires 107 East Main Archer City, Texas Michelin Tires Lee Tires 145 Berend Brother's Feed Store PAYLESS GROCERY Compliments of: Leonard and Vera Schenk Scotland, Texas the COPPER PENNY Archer City, Texas Across From School William's Bit Service Archer City, Texas 147 Box 1092 Phone 574-4124 J. D. BECK Graham, Texas We’re getting ready for your generation. In the years ahead you’ll need more electricity than you’re using right now because there’s a lot to be done. Like new jobs, more efficient homemaking, health care and cleaning up the environment. Right now Texas Electric is building new lignite coal and nuclear-fueled power plants that will help make sure you have the electricity you're going to need. THE L T. BURNS ESTATE First National Bank Building 150 322-5426 Wichita Falls, Texas OLIVER OIL COMPANY DEE'S BEAUTY SHOP Scotland, Texas PEE WEE'S GARAGE 214 South Center Archer City, Texas THE WESTERN PACKAGE STORE 151 Scotland, Texas Autographs