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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1980 volume:

1980 WILDCAT Vol. 35 Archer City High Qchool Archer City, Texas Wildcats. .. ... have at last achieved their goal — the Senior Year. For some this year means the end of regimented learning — for some a year just to enjoy — and for others a springboard to further education. Whatever the emotions of being a senior, this year is one that will be remembered for a lifetime. Also it is a time of wondering about, and perhaps of fearing the future. 3 Wildcats. .. . .. enjoyed an eventful Homecoming as Doris McGregor was crowned Queen. Making up the Queen’s Court were Cindy Schenk, Ellen Loftin, and Mitzi McDaniel. The Wildcats had to accept the stinging bite of defeat as Millsap slipped past, winning 7-6. Wildcats... ... share precious times in the many activities at ACHS. School is a place where friends share trials, triumphs, tears, and laughter. ... find fellowship with friends is a big part of going to school. Friends made during high school will always be remembered. 12 Wildcats. .. ... had a great time as students from each class participated to make the Halloween Carnival a success. To end the happy evening, Lanny Hubbard and Caren Nelson were crowned Carnival King and Queen. 15 17 18 Wildcats. . . .. . enjoy Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom. The theme, Love Story, was carried out in beautiful decorations. The juniors wished the seniors well as they finished the year, but began their adult lives. 19 20 HDME □F THE WILDCATS Administrators Guide Successful Year School Board Members, Standing: Willie Willeford; Donald Shearmire, Superintendent; Max Green; Seated: Cecil Fletcher; John Bell, Vice-President; Carter McGregor III, President; Robert Russell, Secre- tary; Arch Andrews. J. B. Adams, High School Principal Dorothy Peck, Secretary A. C. Wallace, Elementary Principal Janet Stubbs, Secretary 23 High School Faculty 24 Judd Gray, Mathematics Linda Gray, Science and American History Gerald Haile, Vocational Agriculture 25 Dean Kirkpatrick, Civics, Drivers’ Ed., and Boys’ Athletics Fred McCown, Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and Girls’ Basketball squatty BODY Eddie Morris, Health, Civics, Counselor, and Boys' Athletics Bobby Ray, P.E. Carpentry, and Boys’ Athletics Deanne Smallwood, Commercial Arts and Journalism 26 Jr. High Faculty Mary Kirkpatrick, Resource Teacher Georgia Owen, Fifth and Sixth Grade Phyllis Pappas, Science and Girls' Athletics 77 Rachel Patterson, English Nell Trent, English Cerise Wuthrich, Math 28 Elementary Faculty Lee Ann Ashton Third Grade Patsy Barton First Grade Gail Bush Resource Vicki Crow Resource Aid Debbie Crutcher First Grade Sherry Davis Kindergarten 29 Elizabeth Hilbers Third Grade Patsy Morris Music Kathy Payton Resource Dorothy Smitson Second Grade Terri Thomason Second Grade Ruth Wallace Fourth Grade 30 HDME OF THE WILDCATS 31 Mr. and Miss ACH9 Byron Schlomach Bryon Schlomach, valedictorian of his class, has proved to be a great asset to ACHS. He has participated in many school activities including band, where he served as president this year. Byron has been a member of National Honor Society three years, serving as president for one year. Selected Who’s Who in science his junior year and English his senior year, Byron has achieved scholastic honors. Anxious to pursue a military career, Byron plans to attend the U.S. Mil- Doris McGregor Doris McGregor is a very familiar face at ACHS. She and her cheerful personality have been an inspiration to her classmates throughout her high school years. Organizations have been a big part of these years, and she has held many offices. Doris has also received many honors awarded by the student body for her never ending friendli- ness. She has played golf 2 years and basketball 4 years. Doris’s bright attitude and talents will be greatly missed by faculty and students alike. Most Handsome Abby Abernathy Abby Abernathy was chosen Most Handsome by the student body this year. Abby’s neatness and kind con- sideration, in addition to his great looks, are only a few of the things that have made him so deserving of this award. 34 School Beauty School Beauty is given to the girl whom the students feel is the most beautiful girl in high school. This honor was received by Lori Stubbs because of her many appealing features. Lori Stubbs 35 Homecoming Queen Doris McGregor Senior, Doris McGregor, was crowned as the 1979- 80 Homecoming Queen. Doris and her court were pre- sented at half-time of the Archer City-Millsap football game on October 26,1979. 36 Mr. Miss School Spirit Chris Aulds and Lydia Barton Chris Aulds, senior, and Lydia Barton, sophomore, were chosen Mr. and Miss School Spirit by the Student Council this year. This award is given to the boy and girl who display the most spirit and enthusiasm in all ACHS activities. 37 Football Sweetheart Lori Stubbs Lori Stubbs, a senior, was chosen as this year’s foot- ball sweetheart. Being a Wildcat football cheerleader for the last two years, Lori has developed a never-end- ing support for the Wildcats. She was chosen by the members of the football team because of this support. 38 Band Qweetheart Donna Martin, a junior, was elected Band Sweet- heart this year. She was chosen by the band members because of the hard work she has done for the band and for her musical talent. Donna Martin 39 Senior Favorites Chris Aulds and Doris McGregor Junior Favorites Max Schlegel and Ellen Loftin 40 9ophomore Favorites Tracey Boone and Sherru Hoff Freshmen Favorites David McGregor and Teresa McDaniel 41 Best Groomed Outstanding Students Receive Brenda Morris — September Bethann Bell —October Good Citizen Awards Darryn Shearmire — February Byron Schlomach — Lydia Barton — March Gary Beall — April Ellen Lottin — May 45 Outstanding Students Gary Beall — Science Brenda Graham — Library Terry Tarno — Industrial Arts Honored by Faculty Byron Schlomach — English Students Excel in Various Fields Boys' All-District Basketball Boys' All-District Football HOME OF THE WILDCATS 49 Student Council Leads the Way Officers: Gary Beall, Vice-President, Jim Loftis, President, Lori Stubbs, Secretary-Treasurer. Students Earn NHS Membership Officers: Carole Sebastian, Treasurer; Rhonda Meyer, Secretary; Byron Schlomach, President; Chris Aulds, Vice-President. 51 Spanish Club Is Bilingual 52 Library Club Aids Students FHA Betters the Future Standing: Crickett Neely — Secretary, Brenda Graham — Programs, Bethann Bell — Recreation, Robin Dugan —Trea- surer, Kelly Gosler — Projects. Seated: Mitzi McDaniel — Recreation, Terry Peden — Historian, Caren Nelson — Encounter, Cindy Akers — Relations, Virginia Yauger — President. 54 Future Farmers Learn Trades OWicers: Charles Matlock, President; Wayne Harrelson, Vice-President; Lanny Hubbard, Secretary; Max Schlegel, Treasurer; Johnny Hemphill, Reporter; Matt Andrews, Sentinel; Ray Bates, Parliamentarian. Sweetheart Caren Nelson 55 Memories Preserved in 0 0 a q Mil A’ 4 Mary Sue Byrd 1980 Cat’s Claw Editor 56 Annual and Cat's Claw ARCHER PUBLIC LIBRARY BOX 957 ARCHER CITY, TX 76351 57 Band Officers Show Ability Band Officers: Byron Schlomach, President; Bethann Bell, Vice-President; Rhonda Meyer, Treasurer; Debbie Devrow, Sherry Cox, Sherry Hulbert, Librarians; Ellen Loftin, Chaplain. Ellen Loftin Head Majorette Brenda Morris Drum Major Diane Deen Majorette 59 Archer City Wildcat 60 61 62 63 UIL Teams Continue Persuasive Speaking: Ben Giddings, 3rd District; Brenda Mor- ris, 2nd District; Byron Schlomach, 1st District. Number Sense: Greg Giddins, 2nd District, 3rd Regional; Laney Oliver, 1st District; Gary Beall. One-Act Play: Top Row: Wayne Harrelson; Leslie Watson — Honorable Mention; Ben Giddings — Honorable Mention; Carole Sebastian; Tracy Dirkse; Lisa Rucker; Bottom Row: Byron Schlomach; Rhonda Meyer; Jimmy McCrain; Donna Akers; Chester Southard. Winning Tradition Typing: Lydia Barton, 2nd District; Sherry Cox. Debate: Teresa Ashbrook and Tony Leamon, 3rd District. Informative Speaking: Jamie Owen, 3rd District. Poetry: Ellen Loftin, 1st District, 3rd Regional, 3rd State; Anne Hamill. Journalism: Donna Martin; Mary Sue Byrd; Brenda Morris; Mitzi McDaniel; Penny McCown; Terry Peden — Ed. Writing — 1st District; Bethann Bell — Ed. Writing — 3rd District, 1st Regional; Headling Writing — 2nd District, 2nd Regional. Slide Rule: Ted Crawford, 3rd District; Gary Beall, 2nd District, 2nd Regional, 2nd State; Greg Giddings, 1st District, 1st Regional. Prose: Lisa Rucker, 2nd District; Kimbra Wheeler; Rhonda Meyer. 66 Science: Gary Beall, 2nd District, 2nd Regional; Richard Russell; John Barton. 67 Spelling: Jerry Gray; Byron Schlomach; Debbie Devrow. State Band Qualifiers: Denise Kile, Donna Martin, Brenda Morris, Penny McCown, Ellen Loftin, and Lydia Barton. All-District Band State Finalists: Ellen Loftin Gary Beall — Slide Rule. 68 All-Region Band Carole Sebastian DAR Good Citizen HDME □F THE WILDCATS 1979 Wildcats Seated: Scott Burkett, Mgr.; Nelson Smith; Danny Carriger; Richard Russell; Dick Fletcher; Teresa Ashbrook, Mgr.; Second Row: Lonnie Buerger; Johnny Hemphill; Landon Posey; Rodney Hopkins; James Pippin; Coach Danny Clack; Third Row: Coach Eddie Morris; Abby Abernathy; Charles Matlock; Greg Stallcup; Jim Loftis; David Hopkins; Lanny Hubbard; Coach Dean Kirkpatrick; Standing: Max Schlegel; David McCurrin; Matt Andrews; Jessie Wilson; Chris Aulds. WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS WILDCATS •6-12...................................Electra •7-6 Henrietta 6-31..................................Knox City • 7-24....................................Olney 6-13.......................................Boyd 40-0......................................Chico .6-7 Milsap .0-23 .................................Petrolia .0-19..................................Holliday 33-18 ...................................Nocona 70 Dean Kirkpatrick — Head Coach Danny Clack — Asst. Coach Co-Captains — David Hopkins, Chris Aulds, Johnny Hemphill, and Abby Abernathy Cats back the Band. Managers — Standing: Scott Burkett, Brad Pippin, Joe Hoff; Kneeling: Teresa Ash- brook 71 Cats Display 72 Abby Abernathy Chris Aulds Danny Carriger David Hopkins Quarterback Back Guard Guard Rodney Hopkins Johnny Hemphill Jim Loftis Charles Matlock Guard Back Guard Guard Fighting Spirit Juniors wait patiently. 73 74 True Wildcat Supporters. Greg Stallcup Center Scott Cats take a Stand! Archer High we love you ... James Pippin Running Back JV Shows Improvement Seated: Pete Kuykendall; Bobby McWhorter; Second Row: Chuck Standley; Ray Bates; Ronny Hopkins; Brent Roberts; Lane Ash- brook; Teresa Ashbrook, Mgr.; Third Row: Coach Morris; Brian Hallmark; Tracey Boone; Ronny Morris; Jeff Tigrett; Coach Clack; Standing: Tony Leamon; David Haehn; David McGregor 75 Cats — All the Way to Qtate Greg Giddings David Hopkins Forward Forward Always in the spotlight. Goose goes for two. Max, such poise!! 79 Scott Tigrett Darryn Shearmire David McGregor James Pippin Forward Guard Guard Guard 80 Archerettes Bounce Through Season 82 83 Terry Peden Darla waves good-bye. Sherry HoH Sophomore Laney Oliver Sophomore Now hold everything!! 85 Cheerleaders Inspire Enthusiasm Ellen Loftin Junior Shannon Alsup Junior Denise Kile Junior Lisa Rucker Junior Lydia Barton Sophomore Tennis Teams Gain Experience 87 Keep on Trackin' 89 Golfers Tee Up for Season 90 HDME OF THE WILDCATS 92 Top Seniors Lead Class Top Students: Standing: Doris McGregor, 88.04; Abby Abernathy, 86.00; Byron Schlomach, 97.07; Terry farno, 87.42; Chris Aulds, 91.16; Mary Sue Byrd, 85.63; Sitting: Virginia Yauger, 86.94; Carole Sebastian, 90.55; Rhonda Meyer, 92.72; Brenda Graham, 85.05. 93 Qeniors Ready for New Beginning The Big Fig Newton!!! And you thought I couldn't pose!!! Donnie Clemons Duane Deen Robin Dugan Greg Giddings Mass confusion!! Talk about the Odd Couple ... Brenda Graham Wayne Harrelson Johnny Hemphill David Hopkins 95 Rodney Hopkins Lonny Jentsch Jimmy Loftis Charles Matlock 96 Seniors tune out in English — eat your heart out!!! Steve Martin 97 Senior Play Casts “Shadow “Me and My Shadow” presented on November 13,1979 by the Senior Class. Carole Sebastian and Abby Abernathy were named Best Actress and Actor. Lori Stubbs and Byron Schlomach were named Best Supporting Actress and Actor. 98 Seniors Take Last Trip to Florida 99 100 Darla Abshier Shannon Alsup Matt Andrews John Barton Gary Beall Juicy gossip girls? 101 Richard the stone pusher. The number is BR-549. Ride little horsey! ifcx Casey Long Donna Martin Steve McCord Penny McCown T rri Jimmy McCrain ABSENT . . . PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mitzi McDaniel Flint McWhorter Brenda Morris Caren Nelson Randy Nelson 102 Sharon Painter Terry Peden David Petit Landon Posey Curtis Powell Lori Rhorer Lisa Rucker Richard Russell Max Schlegel Chester Southard 103 105 We'd rather be playing Spades. Double dumb and just plain stupid. 106 Debbie Devrow Tracy Dirkse Jerry Gray Donnie Hilbers Sherry Hoff iA Who said we couldn’t pose for a picture? 107 X A Can you believe all this busy work? Go ahead and push him, he won't splatter. Brent Roberts Clayton Schlomach Darryn Shearmire Royce Stallcup John Yauger 109 Lane Ashbrook Karen Aulds Stan Bell Kimberly Blaine Denis Bowman Is it interesting, girls? 110 Wesley Hunt Tony Leamon Wendy McCorkle Teresa McDaniel David McGregor Kayla Moorehead Craig Nelson Cowboys make good tailors. Fish do have a serious side. Get back to work!!! We’re bored to death. Jodie Russell Jho Lea Starnes Jeff Tigrett Kelley VanHaitsma Jackie Wilson 112 8th Grade Enjoys Banquet 113 Graduates Take New Qtep Up 115 Christie Abshier Sherrie Barnett Bill Baughman Roger Beall Scott Burkett Brad Dickey Sandra Dugan Karen Elzie Joe Hoff Tammie Jentsch Beth Johle Kim Marney Keven McCown Angie McGriff Stacy Morrison Brad Pippin Karman Roberts Curtis Shawver Phyllis Stanford 116 Charlotte Barrells Steve Bell Gregg Brunn Dinky Dewvall Sherry Fletcher Lynn Haehn Craig Harrelson Gladys Harrelson Jackie Harrelson Jeff Hoegger Mack Howell 8-B Joseph King Bobby Lewis Ronnie Malone Sean McCoy Rod Morrow Tim Neill David Owen Mike Painter James Reed Robby Skinner 117 Laura Brunn Kirk Crutcher Doug Fox Ben Henry Lisa Hoegger Christie Hulbert Welf Jentsch 7-A Monica Leamon Tami Nichols Robert Stallcup Mark Teichman Sherry Wheeler Jerry Adair Steve Bitner Robert Boyd Tama Chandler Allan Davis 7-B Bryan Douglas Michael Glover Sandra Hinsley Eddie Mills Kenneth Nelson Bill Painter Joe Pair Jonathan Tyler Larry Wilbur Junior High Football 120 Cheerleaders Fire Up Kittens Angie McGriff 8th Grade 8th Grade Basketball 122 7th Grade Basketball 123 Band Makes a Beginning 5th Grade Band Jr. High Choir and UIL Perform Number Sense Roger Beall, 2nd District; Brad Pippin. Darla Bates Lance Boren Latricia Buerger Christy Cox Shannon Cross Kent Evans Melanie Graham Kelly Hamill Beau Henry Dennis Hilbers Mark Hilbers David Hooker Sonya Huffman Gerald Jentsch Kim Knox Shelly Morrison Bobby Mydlowski Suzanne Powell Paula Reed Laura Russell Denise Shawver Robert Starnes Tammi Vanbebber 126 Whit Davis Andy Garrett Carl Harrelson Junior Malone Leslie McGarvey Nanci Miller Billy Moorehead Johnny Owen 6-B Kevin Potts Lesa Reed Mennette Roberts Stanley Robertson Tonya Robertson 127 Marsha Akers Dawn Baughman Becky Byrd Mark Crelia Stacy Douglas Billy Dugan Melissa Hallsted Henry Kimbler Bridget Laudermill Angela Lewis 5-A Allen Malicoat Kristi Marney Michelle Meador Laura Moore Dail Neely Kathleen Ogden Michael Petit Missy Phelps Kristan Phillips Steven Routen Chuck Schlabs Carri Sturm Christy Walsh 128 Mitchell Byrd Michael Carriger Chad Deen Kevin Devrow Tim Ditto Bill Tom Fleming Tracy Gibbs Kellie Gillem Dwayne Haehn Don Harrelson Douglas Hutson Linda Moore Brandon Neill 5-B Tina Nichols Johnny Owen David Pittman Tony Pollock Tina Roberts Henry Rodriquez Robert Shawver Preston Southard James Sparks Steven Willett 129 Shawn Adair Jeffrey Ash Gary Bates Daryl Bishop Dee Ann Blackburn James Browning David Busbee Angie Byers Darci Deen Denise Dodson Teresa Flemming Brandy Gillem Jackie Graham Diana Gruber Michael Gruber Johnathan Harrelson Anna Hilbers Lisa Howell 4th Grade Aaron Ledyard Michelle Logan Marsha Mydlowski Lorie McCown Terri McGarvy Paul McGregor Melanie Meador Cindy Pair Eric Powell Geneva Reynolds Tracy Roberts Deanna Roy Ken Schreiber Teresa Wilson Trisha Vanbebber PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 130 Donny Bates Debra Blackburn Brandi Boren Terri Byrd Chuck Cage Dean Crawford Shawn Cross Scott Crutcher Chris Ditto Jeffrey Dobbs Melesha Elridge Anna Farmer Robin Farmer Angela Jarrell Angela Kinsey Gretchen Laudermill Jama Leamon Julie Lowack 3rd Grade Jimmy Malone Timmy Malone Angela McCabe Nicky McCorkle Christine Miller Janet Nelson Nick Nichols Christi Potts Alex Rodriquez Meredith Rux Michael Schroeder Steven Schroeder Christian Sparks Will Stallcup Sheryl Sturm Carrie Thomason Billy Tyler Tommy Victory Wayne Wygle 131 Cody Adair Sam Berube Leann Bishop Andy Bowen Chris Byrd Clark Chandler Mark Chandler Kimberly Clack Diann Clark Kirk Devrow Angie Dodson Mark Douglas Mistie Eldridge Keith Fox Christopher Gray David Hamil Shane Hammontree Chuck Hargis 2nd Grade Lisa Huggins Missy Jancik Jennifer Lewis Dee Dee Logan Jeffrey Marney Eric McCord Shanan McWhorter Karen Mendenhall Marlon Meador Brenda Mills James Nelson Cindy Quaid Sharon Reddin Steven Roberts Chad Sanford Stacey Schroeder Kenny Stephens Eric Terry 132 Sanja Barker Tabitha Blazer Becky Burks Jamie Davis Brandy Du Pont Amy Edwards Stormy Eldridge David Foster Angie Gruber Cammi Hargis Michael Hilbers Melissa Jones Craig Knox Marjorie Ledyard Niki Lewis Tommy Lowack Randall Miller Trey Mobley Melissa Murray Misty Painter Derek Patton 1st Grade Angie Quaid Joe Dale Rater Liza Reddin Pat Roberts Brian Routen Michael Roy Stacy Schwank Mark Southard Dennis Stephens Sherry Stephens Brandi Teichman Shannon Teichman BreckTepfer Sheila Todd Michael Wilson Shannon Wright Mort Yoakum Alice Young 133 Mark Anderson Billy Bowling Brandon Brewer Reesa Bussey Marsha Casteel Kimbra Cox Randi Foster Wanda Gillem Misty Graves Dan Haile Jimmy Howells Shelly Jarrell Casey Johle Mandy Lewis Micheal Lowack Kindergarten Angela Martin Brandy Peden Jenny Phillips Charles Post Sandra Rodriquez Jennifer Sanford Stacy Shawver Micheal Sheppard Jeffrey Snow Keith Teichman Shelly Teichman Tonya Thomason Eustacia Vela Leslie Walsh Shane Wright 134 HDME OF THE WILDCATS $ BEALL'S DEPARTMENT STORE I 19 S. Center 574-4823 Archer City, Texas BEALL'S JEWELERS 105' 2 S. Center 574-4535 Archer City, Texas THE FIRST ST ATE BANK Member FDIC 101 South Center Phone 574-4566 Archer City, Texas Your Friendly Service Bank 137 ARCHER CITY PHARMACY GRAVES PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC 138 201 S.Pear Archer City, Texas 574-482 I SCHENK DAIRY DANNY DONNA SCHENK 541-2287 Scotland, Texas BURN'S PETROLEUM 400 First National Building 322-5426 Wichita Falls, Texas 140 McGregor RANCH Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Bumper Stickers, Decals For Teams, Clubs, Organizations Beth Carter McGregor We Print Anything That Will Lie Still THE HITCHIN' POST Scotland, Texas KEY STUDIO Olney, Texas nces Key Edwin Key Phone (817) 564-2048 WHITE'S HOME AUTO Melvin Tamsey Schlegel, Owners PEE WEE'S GARAGE 2 14 S. Center Archer City, Texas Phone 574-4714 McCRAIN PUBLISHING CO. MON. Center Archer City, Texas 574-4491 Serving All Your Printing Needs Old-Fashioned Service With a Smile TEXET AUTO SUPPLY 574-4213 Box 635 213 N. 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It takes even longer for a nudear- fueled plant —10 to 12 years. Right now Texas Electric is having to build expen- sive new plants that generate electridty with coal and nudear fuel. This way, in the years ahead, your generation will have the electricity it needs for a lot or important things— homemaking, jobs, education, health care and deaning up the environment. Building these plants is something we have to do, so that when the need is there tomorrow, the elec- tridty will be there, too. Texas.' Electric Service Company BUDDY'S FOOD STORE Box 643 574-4812 Archer City, Texas TRIGG INSURANCE EWD SERVICE CORP. WELL SERVICE AGENCY Box 947 Archer City, Texas A M 574-4428 574-4473 Archer City, Texas FUR COMPANY Anarene, Tex. 148 PETRO DRILLING AND PRODUCING Leon Groves Bill Linscott DAVIS SUPPLY Oilfield Supplies and Hardware Box 846 574-4215 Fully Insured STUBBS WELL SERVICE Box 351 Archer City, Texas 76351 Office Phone 574-4248 Mobile Phone 723-6691 Bobby Stubbs Unit 2478 A. J. 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