Avery High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Avery, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1972 volume:

THE 1972 BULLDOG PRESENTED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF AVERY HIGH SCHOOL TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS ELEMENTARY ADVERTISERS 2 FOREWORD As you turn through the following pages of the 1972 BULLDOG, we hope that the pictures we have captured for you will bring pleasant memories that you would like to keep with you al- ways. We have tried to make these pages a representation of life as is actually is in the Avery School. The BULLDOG Staff in- vites you to many hours of enjoyment through this Annual. EDITOR - Jerry Boze CO-EDITOR - Ann Hardman BUSINESS MANAGER - Barbara Goodwin MEMBERS: Bill Hardman Vickie Whiteman Randy Peacock Gayla Wood Kelvin Williams SPONSOR - Mrs. Peek DEDICATION The BULLDOG Staff is proud to dedicate the 1972 BULLDOG to Dr. Gobel Tem- pleton. His out-going personality and his marvelous vocabulary have helped the students of Avery High to accept him as a wonderful friend and teacher. He is always willing to support us in sports and other extra-curricular activities. To him go our warmest wishes and thanks. SCHOOL BOARD SAM SPEARS, President BEN STOREY, Vice President CODY HOLLOWAY, Secretary J. W. WHITEMAN DALTON DUFFEE HURSHEL KELSOE HORACE ROBINSON OFFICERS PRESIDENT Mrs. Dennis Downs SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Mrs. Sonja Williams SECRETARY Mrs. Donna Duncan TREASURER Mr. Gobel Templeton HISTORIAN Mrs. R. P. Williams PTA s MR. KENNITH DAWSON MR. PAT DAVIS High School Principal MR. GENE WEAVER Elementary Principal SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Today we have to learn to live with people. Time and distance are no longer obstacles in travel and commun- ication. People that were remote to us a few years ago are now our neighbors. Before we can learn to live with other people we must learn to live with ourselves. We must strive to over- come our personal weaknesses: prejudices, anger, and the creation of a gap between old and young. These are just a few of the things we must overcome if we are to live successfully with other people. The future of our community, country and world depends on you as an individual. I truly hope that this year you have developed in spirit and truth as much as you have developed in knowledge and the mechanics of learning. I am happy to offer my congratulations and thanks for your part in making this a wonderful year, for yourselves, for our school, and our community. 1—fi- « t-w- 6 XIt'.’,'“-HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS pc aS •£vXiv cj +) -Zif t-As O a l-tjCb -s- jf , i £ S -UA O'LL' Hyzv ' MRS. BOREN MR. BOREN English MRS. GRANT Language Arts MRS. HOLDER Aide MR. HUMPHREY Science Biology MRS. HEDGECOCK Librarian MR. HOWLETT Social Studies Coach. Jr. High Boys Social Studies MR. PEEK Agriculture MRS. HARDMAN Girls' P. E. Seventh Grade MR. TEMPLETON Mathematics MRS. RICE Home Economics MRS. EDWARDS Secretary MRS. HOLDER Tax Collector Doyle Wooten Mr. Dawson Trainee Custodian 8 BUS DRIVERS Mr. Peacock Mr. Peek Mr. Wood Mr. Hardman C A F E T E R I A Mrs. Dean Mrs. Belt Mrs. Roden Mrs. Coltman Mrs. Wooten W O R K E R S 9 10 SENIOR if BOZE+.President- ?AM_AYDELOTT, Vice President DEAN ST£!PHENSONf Secretary KENNETH STOREY, Treasurer GERALD JOHNSON, Reporter BILLY HARDMAN, Parliamentarian KENNETH STOREY 12 Cheerleader 1,2,3, Head Cheerleader 3; Beta Club 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; F. H. A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 3; Class Officer 2,3,4; State F. H. A. Convention 2, Voting Delegate 2; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Beta Conven- tion 1,3,4; Baseball 3; Pep Squad 4, President 4 MX JERRY BOZE F. F. A. 1,2,3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class President 3,4; Class Favorite 2,3; Best Sense of Humor 3,4; An- nual Staff Editor 4; Basketball King 3; F. H. A. Beau 4; Mr. A. H. S. 4; Vice-President Student Council 3 SHERRY F. H. A. 1,2,3, Officer 2,3; Beta Club 1.2,3,4, Of- ficer 2; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4, Editor 4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; Class Officer 3: Pep Squad 4; Best Sense of Humor 2,3,4; Class Favor- ite 4; Beta Convention 1,4; Office Assistant 4; West- ern Week Belle Nominee 2 KELLEY BUTLER 13 GEORGIA CRAWFORD F. H.A. 1,2; Librarian 1,2,4; Pep Squad Reporter 4 NADRA COLLINS Beta Club 1,2,3,4 Beta Convention 1; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, Officer 1; F. H. A. Area Convention 2; Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 3; All School Favor- ite 3: Most Attractive Nominee 1; Office Assistant 4 DENNIS CRUM JUDY DOWNS Spanish Club 1; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; D.A.R. Citizen 4; F.H.A. 1.2,3; Officer 2.3,4; Historian 4; Choral Club 2,3,4; Halloween Duchess 4 14 IS GERALD JOHNSON F. F. A. 1,2,3 President Greenhand and Chapter Con- ducting Teams; Class President 1,2; Officer 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3 BARBARA JACKSON F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Speech 3; Librarian 4 16 JUDY McPEAK F. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Speech 3; Spanish 1 DEAN STEPHENSON Officer 1,3,4; F. F. A. 1,2, Greenhand Parlia- mentary Procedure Team 2; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 1.2.3,4 President 4; Candidate for State Vice- President 3; Speech 3; Interscholastic League One Act Play 2,3,4; District All Star Cast 2; District Best Actor 3; Regional Best Actor 3; Most Likely to Succeed 4 w BEN RAY STOREY KENNETH STOREY Class Favorite 1,4; Class Officer 2,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Most Athletic 4: Basketball King 4; All School Favorite 4; Most Attractive 4 JANIE TAYLOR F. H. A. 1,2.3,4; Officer 4; Choral Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Squad 4; Spanish Club 1; Librarian 1,2,3,4; Miss A. H. S. 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4 SENIOR WILL As we, the Seniors of 1972, sadly depart from our beloved A. H. S. , we wish to leave our followers a few of our finer talents. We hope the Juniors will find they can benefit from them as we have. BARBARA GOODWIN will find getting along with the librarian easier thanks to MARY HALL. DON HODGSON and ROSS SCHWAB receive Lane 6 at New Boston Bowling Alley as a gift from JANIE TAYLOR. With no regrets, JUDY DOWNS leaves her worn-out Typing II workbook to JOLENE BELT, JANICE HUCKABY, and MELBA ROSEBERRY. BewareROY JACKSONj- GERALD JOHNSON has been good enough to leave you his lucky Streak. BILL HARDMAN leaves TERRY WILBURN his ability to get along with the law BARBAg J LLEY, KANDY STINSON and REGINA WALKER will ta PAM AYDELOTT'S place in the candy stanft BARBARA JACKSON wills her tech- niques tor getting along with the teachers to PATRICIA WIDEMON and LINDA PHELPS A dopey attitude will pass from DEAN STEPHENSON to JERRY AY- DELQTT. GERALD STPHENSON AND OBIE TUTT are challenged by MIKE GREEN to break his record of absentees. RITA PHILLIPS and JERALD Me PEAK earn JUDY McPEAK’S ABILITY TO struggle on to Graduation, KEN- KETH STOREY'S HAREM of eager women is left to CHARLES TAYLOR. Heir to SHIRLEY GARDNER'S WARDrobe of tie-dyed shirts is PATRICIA PALMER. Bequeathed to BOBBY FREEMAN and BENNY BOOTH is FRANK ESTES's masculine physique. CAROLYN CORNER. RUTH ESTES, and SALLI E STOR- EYJrecome. the, proud owners of NADRA rni 1 TVS’ 1n«r ahiliry rn cp.pnrpr and hold a romance. SHERRY pQZf leaves ANN HARDMAN her ability to get along with Clarksville men. JIMMY COX ACQUIRES mechanical knowledge from DENNIS CRUM. GEORGIA CRAWFORD wishes to will DOROTHY DOCK- INS and MARTHA CRAWFORD all her conduct calls in Algebra 11 class and all of the up's and downs of her high school romances. BILLY HUFF’S ability to keep out of trouble is left to MARVIN HURD and BILLY TITUS. The right wing tip of KELLEY BUTLER’S Tony Lama boot will soon be in COLE- MAN MORRIS' possession. Position as snaggle tooth on the boys basketball team is gladly left behind by JERRY BOZE to ROBERT DEAN. The boots and hat BEN RAY STOREY leave behind will go to ROBERT MORELAND. The Senior Class as a whole leaves its argumentative nature and ability to disagree to the Juniors. Also we wish them luck in running the candy stand. JUNIORS JUNIOR F A V 0 R 1 T E S JERRY AYDELOTT KANDY STINSON O F F I C E R S MELBA ROSEBERRY, President CHARLES TAYLOR, Vice President KANDY STINSON, Secretary TERRY WILBURN, Treasurer RUTH ESTES, Parliamentarian BOBBY FREEMAN, Reporter 20 JUNIOR CLASS Jolene Belt Benny Booth Robin Buchanan Carolyn Camer Jimmy Cox Jerry Aydelott Martha Crawford Robert Dean Dorothy Doc kins Ruth Estes Bobby Freeman Barbara Goodwin Ann Hardman Don Hodgson Byron Holloway Janice Huckabay Marvin Hurd Roy Jackson 21 JUNIOR CLASS Linda Phelps Rita Phillips Melba Roseberry Ross Schwab Gerald Stephenson Kandy Stinson Sallie Storey Charles Taylor Obie Tutt Regina Walker Patricia Widemon Teny Wilburn SOPHOMORE VICKIE WHITEMAN, President BgTTY STOREY, KAREN DOWNING, Vice President RICKY GANDY, Sentinel SANDRA BUCHANAN, Secretary 24 SOPHOMORES Kenneth Chapman Theresa Davis David Day Karen Downing Charlene Estes Michael Frazier (Brenda Gandy Ricky Gandy Michael Gray Mack Holloway Roger Huckabay Belinda Hurd Darald Kuhlengel Robert Me Peak Sherry Megason Scott Miller 25 SOPHOMORES Jimmy Phelps Frankie Phelps Sherry Smith Larry Stearman Betty Storey Steve Stires Howard Sullivan Billy Titus Lendell Titus Ruth Ann Titus Donna Trimm Vicki Whiteman Jo Ella Wooten Verna Wooten Willard Wooten 26 FRESHMEN FRESHMAN FAVORITES OFFICERS President GAYLA WOOD Secretary DEBBIE BUCHANAN Vice President PAULA STANLEY Treasurer JEAN DUFFEE Reporter VICKIE PEEK 28 FRESHMEN Sarah Booth Para Brae keen Ginger Brooks Debbie Buchanan Deborah Camer Jean Duffee Kyle Gardner Stan Garrett Ann Hall Thomas Hall Howard Harp Billy Holder Barbara Huff Darlene Johnson Travis Johnson Mike Lipe FRESHMEN Cynthia Spears Paula Stanley Ed Stephenson Cindy Stinson Mary Stinson Kay Stone Donna Storey Kerry Storey Vickie Troxell Joe Bob Walker Crosby Warren Kelvin Williams Debbie Wilson Gayla Wood Robert Wooten Johnny Wooten Fish's World Tag Team Cham- pions. Oops looks like they all have!!! Soph's getting their hooks baited to catch some fish. Fish are beginning to squirm. FISH INITIATION O Chief's really light on his feet but no brains. A kiss instead of a handshake. Don't get too carried away, Wil- lie. Who says fish don't eat worms!!! 31 PRESENTATION BALL 1971-72 32 FAVORITES MR.AHS MISS AHS 34 JERRY BOZE JANIE TAYLOR 35 ' JE ml ALL SCHOOL FAVORITES KENNETH STOREY CHERRY BOZE MOST ATTRACTIVE ROBIN BUCHANAN KENNETH STOREY 37 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR BETTY STOREY HOWARD SULLIVAN 39 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED JANIE TAYLOR DEAN STEPHENSON DAR CITIZEN 40 JUDY DOWNS SALLIE STOREY KENNETH STOREY ■41 BASKETBALL KING AND QUEEN ANN HARDMAN KENNETH STOREY MOST ATHLETIC HALLOWEEN QUEENS ELEM JR. HIGH HIGH SCHOOL Queen - BECKY STANLEY Escort - JOHNNY STANLEY Queen - MARY BETH BOYCE Escort - JERRY TROXELL Queen - CYNTHIA SPEARS Escort - HOWARD HARP 42 ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS FFA PRESIDENT Charles Taylor VICE PRESIDENT Gerald Stephenson SECRETARY Robert Dean TREASURER Steve Stires REPORTER Terry Wilburn SENTINEL Ricky Gandy ADVISOR Mr. Peek SWEETHEART Ann Hardman FHA OFFICERS Melba Roseberry - PRESIDENT Jolene Belt - 1st VICE PRESIDENT Jajucejluckaba 2nd. VICE PRESIDENT C Brenda Gandy - 3rcTviCE PRESIDENT AruTHaraman -'4th-VIGE'PRESTDENT Mary Hall - 5th VICE PRESIDENT Kandy Stinson - SECRETARY Janie Taylor - TREASURER Karen Downing - PARLIAMENTARIAN Vicki Peek - SGT. -AT-ARMS Judy Downs - HISTORIAN 46 MEMBERS 47 HIGH SCHOOL BETA CLUB ANNUAL STAFF PAPER STAFF 49 LIBRARIANS Judy McPeak Sarah Booth Larry Stearman Jearl McPeak Barbara Jackson Georgia Crawford Judy Downs Janie Taylor Kandy Stinson Carolyn Carner Betty Storey 50 Queen for a Day. What a party!!! Aren’t they cute? We've got the blahs. Boy, this ice is hard. Help! Help! If you don’t know, these are icicles ... Gerald got a twuck for Twistmas. 53 Cold weather hits Avery High. The Valley frozen over ... Old Man Winter? BETA CLUB ATHLETICS “B” TEAM BOYS COACH AND MANAGERS “A” TEAM BOYS CONFERENCE SCORES GIRLS BOYS US THEM US THEM Como- Pickton 42 66 Como-Pickton 69 49 James-Bowie ----- 36 62 Maud 76 79 Como- Pickton 26 65 James-Bowie 63 50 James-Bowie - 30 78 Como- Pickton ■ 63 38 James-Bowie - 64 62 Maud 71 79 57 HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS INDIVIDUAL SCORING GIRLS BOYS Barbara Huff - - - - - - 292 Mary Stinson - - 177 Ann Hardman 68 Karen Downing - - - - 53 Sherry Megason 17 Melba Roseberry . - 9 GUARDS Melba Roseberry Sherry Megason Donna Storey Theresa Davis Cynthia Spears Joella Wooten Bill Hardman--------------------410 Kenneth Storey-------------- 345 Jerry Boze -- - 325 Marvin Hurd---------------------247 Robert Wooten--------------- 121 Darald Kuhlengel-----------------37 Billy Titus------------------ 31 Johnny Wooten--------------------10 Robert Dean--------------------- 8 M. Aydelott-----------------------5 Howard Harp-----------------------2 58 BULLDOGETTES ANN HARDMAN Junior - Forward JOELLA WOOTEN Sophomore - Guard 59 BULLDOGETTES BARBARA HUFF Freshman - Forward THERESA DAVIS Sophomore - Guard DONNA STOREY Freshman - Guard MARY STINSON Freshman - Guard CYNTHIA SPEARS Freshman - Guard BULLDOGETTES IN ACTION KENNETH STOREY Senior - Forward JERRY BOZE Senior - Forward BILL HARDMAN Senior - Guard MARVIN HURD Junior - Guard DARALD KUHLENGEL Sophomore - Center (Not shown) ROBERT WOOTEN Freshman - Center 62 ROBERT DEAN Junior - Forward BILLY TITUS Junior - Guard JOHNNY WOOTEN Freshman - Guard 63 OFFICERS MISS PEP Jolene Belt Janice Huckaby m PEP SQU .0 MEMBERS 65 HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS Sherry Smith, HEAD CHEERLEADER Regina Walker Karen Downing Sandra Buchanan Patricia Palmer Vickie Whiteman JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Zada Snodgrass Pam Stone Connie Fox Renea Walker Julie Wood Teresa Robinson Cathy Probie Donna Hewitt 66 ELEMENTARY TEACHERS MRS. BAKER Fifth Grade MRS. BEARDEN Fourth Grade 1 ■ MRS. DRAKE Second Grade V MRS. LENNON First Grade MRS. MARTIN Third Grade 68 MRS. WILLIAMS Remedial Reading MRS. JACKSON Aide MRS. PEACOCK Aide 69 MRS. PATTON Eighth Grade MR. RANDALL Sixth Grade EIGHTH GRADE JOHN BUTLER JULIE WOOD Mickey Day Kathy Downing Corley Floyd Byron Gray Linda Hall Donna Hewitt Gayla Hopper Linda Huff 70 EIGHTH GRADE Dennis Maroney Bruce Morris David Phelps Debbie Phelps Cathy Proby Kay Queen Teresa Robinson Richard Roseberry Ricky Schwab Kenneth Snider Zada Snodgrass Pam Stone Betty Widemon Julie Wood Leon Wooten Danny Wright 71 SEVENTH GRADE Mary Beth Boyce Randy Caldwell Buddy Callaway Jerry Crawford Kyle Drake Patricia Eldred Stephen Fanning Connie Fox David Grigg Keith Hall Harold Holder Susie Huckaby Larry Huff Evelyn Hurd Gail Jackson Frank Kennedy FAVORITES SCOTTY WRIGHT CONNIE FOX SEVENTH GRADE Geneva Kelley Jeff Kelsoe Rebecca Lee Westley Martin Barbara Palmer Mike Phelps Kenneth Phelps Jack Phillips Cathey Smith Pam Spears Sandy Stinson Bentley Stires Glinda Sikes Celinda Taylor Wayne Tollifsen Jerry Troxell Renea Walker Scotty Wright Hal Warren John Oce Williams, Jr. David Williams Ricky Willingham Randall Willingham Bruce Wooten 73 SIXTH GRADE Ricky Annis David Belotte Laurice Belt Ronny Brooks Jimmy Chapman Dennice Downs Amita Duffee Mineola Doc kins Chris Gray Delois Gray Debra Hurd Trent Kelsoe Kenny Lamon Joyce Lee Nina Lipe Anita McPeak David Maroney James Martin Mamie Mathis 74 SIXTH GRADE Teresa Pope Tammy Robinson Janna Schwab Keith Smith Johnny Stinson Michael Stinson Kenneth Sales Michael Verrill Ricky Wooten Linda Widemon Seth Wood Mae Wooten 75 FIFTH GRADE F A V 0 R 1 T E S SHANNAN WRIGHT BENTON GRIGGS Benton Grigg Donna Hall Jeff Hembree Gale Huff Claudie Jackson, Jr. Ross Lennon Vicki Martin Anthony Phelps Debra Railing Larry Titus Larry Watson Sherri Wilburn Daniel Williams Leo Wooten Shannan Wright 76 FOURTH GRADE F A V 0 R 1 T E S BRENDA SALES JIMMY BILLY James Aydelott Kala Aydelott Jimmy Billy Lilie Crawford Beth David Jack Elred Johnny Goodwin Rebecca Hall Tammy Hickman Connie Huff Gerald Hurd Verdel Hurd Lyn Lamon Jimmy Mathis Terri Phelps Peggy Railing Michael Roberts Brenda Sales Billy Don Sikes Delois Titus Lisa Watson Jana Wilson Mack Wooten 77 THIRD GRADE RICHARD NEVILL BRENDA STONE Debbie Badgett Brian Beal Pamela Belotte Bruce Belt DeWayne Blagg Lisa Dawson John Dean Charlette Graham Shirley Graham Wayne Jackson John Hall Ronald Lee Eddie Mims Lisa Missildine Richard Nevill Kenneth Phelps Marcus Phelps Richard Ramsey Dusty Rushing Johnny Stanley Rebecca Stanley Brenda Stone Donald Titus Tammy Widemon 78 SECOND GRADE FAVORITES Charlene Blagg Wade Brooks Carolyn Cooper James Crouch JAY FANNING MELISA RUNYAN Charlie Doc; kins Don Duffee Darla Duncan Jay Fanning Cheryl Giddens Kelvin Hall Lavelle Hurd Martin Jackson Cariotta Lee Pam Nevill Andy Peek Larance Proby Sandra Roberts Ace Robinson Melisa Runyan Rita Rushing Doyle Sikes Don Smith Paul Weaver Dennis Widemon Troy Widemon Onis Wilson Glen Wooten 4 79 Steven Annis Barbra Badgett Gary Beal Reba Blagg David Caldwell Barbara Cooper Bradley Duncan Eddie Eldred Robert Frazier Tammy Gourley Mitchell Graham Richard Graham Gail Gray Thelma Gray Christal Hall Shannon Hickman Larry Holder Twilla Hopper Tracy Huff Jeannette Kelsoe William McPeak Georgia Morris Charlotte Phelps Lisa Queen Roger Queen Patty Ramsey Beverly Ricks Debra Titus Amy Williams Shelia Williams Jerry Wilson Christopher Wooten F I R S T G R A D E FAVORITES BRAD DUNCAN JEANNETTE KELSOE 80 Would you believe class? Wonderful, marvelous Yes, Yes!! Ann, you look disgusted. Hail, Hail, the gang's all here. Vickie who are you looking for!? Mickey Mouse Club. 82 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 85 AUTOGRAPHS 86 V f '•? i: '-«V : '+ .. 'v—‘ • t’ $f® 5 ia DOG F( Beautiful, just beautiful. How lovely. Coach. 88 Ha, ha, tried to sneak by me now, didn't you? Got caught, didn't you? Mobil ffc I Expert Wrecker Service a r H A SID'S STATIQ i — —b (A 7 (? fi r c AND CAFe?-r}?;' mviL r yZ% f 2rr z? r £ ? a Phone 684-9113 for ; j% 0 J Both Good Food and J AJ Good Service 1 Hi J 5 rr -jW 9- r J rj sf$? .f ? 3E - i r;r f aH j o« r;' ••a '? fS- ; °p fp S f,- sBfJ 5s i-t H BAR 2 WESTERN STORE C. M. HINDMAN Owner _(xJULul f -J} oL CmjJr olus Jlujut ' cAi HEADQUARTERS FOR THE . COWBOYS and COWGIRLS ru. Highway 82 Box 143 Avery, Texas Phone 684 3209 RED RIVER NATIONAL BANK N AT I O N A Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Serving the People of Red River County Since 1874 Modern, New Full Service Bank We Welcome Your Account Clarksville, Texas 91 JOHN MEDFORD'S Shop Medford's for a Complete Selection of Groceries, Meats and Produce Member of Affiliated Foodotoi s - Whose buying power means Veryday’ low prices for you!! I The Place to Buy Stetson, Bradford and Moore Bulldogger Hats Also Justin and Nocona Boots 92 AVERY TELEPHONE CO., INC. 684-3636 CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME LOUI and ED LINDEMAN (Owners) Phone 427-2244 100 W. College CLARKSVILLE LIFE INS. AMBULANCE SER. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Clarksville, Texas 93 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Clarksville Texas SAVE YOUR MONEY WILLIAMS SPORTING b Ml •I tJ %■ r 'SV VT 7 WHILES AUTO STORE TROY and GLADYS McLEOD 427 2876 Clarksville Texas HARVEY BROS. Massey Ferguson Dealer New Holland Heston, Firestone Tires Clarksville Texas MOORE'S GROCERY THE CLARKSVILLE TIMES 684 3177 Avery Texas Clarksville Texas BULLINGTON DRUGSTORE 427-2251 At Night, on Holidays, and Call 427-3254 BILL BARKER (Owner) TIDWELL’S FLOWERS AND GIFTS Dekalb HUGHSTON AND SON INSURANCE First National Bank Building UQjU- AjUjlA O 03JS. Q'JuL OJC UiCU O ' Av£ Y ACjK$ A7,Vi , V GU- 7 OS) (t djrjLcxs . r- lcs-l c- l jcJo OJV d a £ R ryj . «SY lcv 4 LuU Clarksvill (Xs Cl CjGAA OJUOOOoU Texas _________________________ AVERY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY JL JZZU:• i x -v AVERY PHARMACY La , l tu. o crirCL -t LAjL't- UP' s cv- r 7.1 ju U -■ 7 ■UJMcJ- • ■ 4 7vajloCaa ' 4 A'X' cr,'- N Jiujl {yfK- rA..o C - JUS ' o 5 C 3 2r a r Complete Prescription f- y ' , sjLw C6 v '’ yLt rw o r c - f 'r' Q-X'°‘“a JIM GIDDENS---. • w_ Q., P.Ph.t Owner i .. o . ' u J JLOU ■Ni Jj lioONr r3 'a [ x lauLao L A T i KauoA Avery- Tex- A„ ,.a _4a L-ULlA. 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Locust 427-2337 MICKEY PORTERFIELD (Owner) MRS. DAWSON Rep. 101 AVERY GAS CO. Office Phone At Night Call 684 3333 684 3474 or 684-3605 Avery, Texas D. P. To PARTS Clarksville, Texas BEN FRANKLIN Shop Where You Save Money! You Receive Friendly, Courteous Service at Ben Franklin's De Kalb, Texas BUDDY'S MEN'S WEAR Complete Selection of Fine Clothes Hats, etc. Clarksville, Texas HAWKINS SMITH De Kalb, Texas THE HUB Where Most People Trade 427-2340 Clarksville, Texas C. E. ELKINS Used Cars and Parts De Kalb, Texas TED GRANTS Compliments of BAR B Q CARL BEAN MOTORS Clarksville Clarksville Annona BREMS USED CARS 697 3324 Texas J. W. NICHOLS Quality Merchandise — High Styles for Juniors Misses and Women Clarksville G. R. (DICK) GULLION JEWELER CLARKSVILLE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Clarksville 1 12 W. Main St. Texas Floyd and Ruby Abies 104 W. Broadway Clarksville, Texas 75426 Compliments of DUKE AND AYRES D and R AUTOMOTIVE Clarksville Texas De Kalb Texas De Kalb Compliments of SAVE MART Texas CORNETT FURNITURE De Kalb Texas FARM AND RANCH SUPPLY G. A.'S AUTO SALES 667 5366 De Kalb, Texas Clarksville Texas Congratulations SENIORS ”72 AVERY BULLDOGS AVERY HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOG 72 103