Baird High School - Headlight Yearbook (Baird, TX)

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V ' S 1-V 4 X 5 NSA ' I H Wk: 'L ' 5 , a ' N, x. 1 f-ff' I V ,MVA VV k E 3 VV, VVx..,V.5 va i f 1 -TL.: Gr ? dd 955 xx Volume 51, 1986 Baird High School Baird, Texas T T V1 v ,rf V , Q 4 M WJ 7 1 1 1 , if 124: I a rv' EB I TABLE OF CONTENTS Classes Athletics Favorites ........ . . . . . Organizations .... .... Activities ....... .... Elementary . . . . . . . Advertisers . . . . . . 129 Songs . .. Memories light the corners of our minds, misty watercolor memories of the way we were. Scat- tered pictures of the smiles we left behind, smiles we gave to one another for the way we were. Can it be that it was all so simple then, or has time rewritten every line? If we had the chance to do it all again, tell me would we? Could we? fi fl k , l I K i ' li Michelle and P. A., is this on your diet? . . . Industrious students CD . . . Kristy and Darren get flashed . . . Entire high school student body . . . Pat Dean and James demonstrate their acting abilities. Student Life 3 , 4 4 , ,, , .tr M t AA! . A , ,, . it snag,-v: 471- , Band Sweetheart, Sherry Weeks, is congratulated by Gilbert Flores . . . Beta Brunch . . . Christmas time . . . The Bears crush Cisco . . . Cheerleaders show-off their legs . . . Football Sweetheart, Lacretia Grant, is escorted by Bobby Voigts and Danny Pate . . . Bears celebrate after an exciting win against Albany. Student Life Inqui- WI, ' R' .fiff v' 'Q- . . .f fl 1 .frfie-L, ' ' - ,- a t fnkwf P if- X-1 1 .W-tier.. M . .f , , - 1.3 L Y 71 Aibf ria V i 57. 'L me be v .xr , 11:5 M get Qty 1. fl nm . ' , n Wh' i I . , 1- 3 1 p E ig 7:5 , nis it ' ' .. ,fu ii Q 2- l CMT V - , .1 6. 1 will mmm i, if' wif.-,-. r .,V..:f?,., , ' W- A ff? Band performs at pep rally under the direc- tion of Mr. Devenpoit . . . Valeska, officer in charge of the Great American Smokeout' poster contest, presents prizes to winners: Bobby, lst, Stephanie, 2nd, Lupe, 3rd Sharon, Lacretia, Kim, and Kamie build spirit in their We Ain't The Band . . . Coach Franklin talks to the Var- sity at the Jim Ned pep rally .. . Connie, Shannon, Gayla, Rhonda, Samantha, and Joanna pose at the Old-Timers football game. Student Life 5 Leji Page: Cheerleaders show their stuff. . . Twirlers add to spirit of pep rally . . . As usual Russell has his mouth open . . . All that's on the minds of these future homemakers is food . . . Mr. Riney enjoys a coke and popcom break at the Cisco ball game. Right Page: Julie, Stephanie T., and Stephanie S. serve the punch . . . Tommy Joe and Sam say, the Bears are all after their win over Jim Ned . . . Lacretia and Lori boost spirit by selling spirit sticks . . . The speech Class still enjoys their childhood books . . . Baird vs. Coleman . . . Betsy and Shannon sell lots of programs with their big smiles. 6 Student Life .ywfk i. 5, 33 A. K e Student Life 7 Mn admmm .flux-V.. my , WMM b MMV Mya.. Kp H T!xm N W Y- Q E fs' ' inn... I 8 i ,J .J 1 - 7. 7 - fi- - . ' 5' bi 3 pf - 9 ' 1 1 Vg. Q 'Max .Q wg -'rm 1 nf' '9 'm,,m,,,,,. gif' gmsnqfl -W, WM M s 4 . we Q12 NS.-.. A mi 1 K ' 'M' '--snow-' Eoronation ,86 A E 9 X , 3 I f M A W Lej? Page: Sam CStacyJ tells Tom tlracyj about the four food groups . . , The staff works hard to get the Headlight out on time . . . Dub -N- Kamie . . .John awes at what Lori has writ- ten in his annual . . . Speech class has left Shannon and Selena speechless . . . Mary puts the move on Coleman for an easy basket. Right Page: The popcorn guys . . . Sophomores enjoy their 84-85 annuals Roger Martin drinks the lake diy . . . Higgins shoots over his Eastland op- ponent . . . Codie demonstrates trimming hooves as the Ag. III class looks on. Student Life l l MTBE BQQMEQQS QI! Autulmmyy The annual beauty contest of Baird High School was recently held on Oc- tober 15, 1985, at 7:00 P.M. in the school auditorium. This ear's theme was The Beauties 0? Autumn . Twenty-two contestants competed for the crown of Most Beautiful. The top twelve semi-finalists were Shannon Mendez, Michelle Self, Kris- ty Gilliland, Tracy Hawes, Becky Self, Cherry Cabus, Shannon Steep, Suzette Christopher, Lacretia Grant, Carla Barron, Stacy Hawes and Patricia Casey. Receiving third runner-up honors were Lacretia Grant and Shane Camp- bell. Second runners-up were Becky Self and Kelly Corn. First runners-up were Michelle Self and Chris Gulley. Crowned Most Beautiful of B.H.S. was Kristy Gilliland and Most Hand- some was Codie Parkhill. Judges for the competition were Bobbie Broyles, Jim McCurdy and Diane Cole who were all from Abilene. Q4 'TE' 12 Beauty Contest 'te few. A. that 'xt' .fx i 55 X.,-'I i 'z' 'l i 2 fli if r ,. ...-I A-L-' f 4 J A vi Center Lek: Russell, Michelle S., Link, Michelle F., Codie and Ferree. Center Right: Vic Powers, master of ceremonies for the evening. Lower Left: Lacretia, Sam, Stephanie, Richard, Angela, and Jimmy. Ice Castles was the theme of the Corona- tion honoring the school king and queen on January 20, 1986, sponsored by the yearbook. The BHS King and Queen, Tommy Joe Hig- gins and Kristy Gilliland, were chosen by the students. Class and organization members elected their representatives. Laura Gilliland and Blake Sims were crownbearersg Jordan Martinez and Sam Goldsmith were trainbearers. Entertainment was provided by Eric Wilson and Cheryl Davis, students at ACU. Coronation 13 QE T116 RQQC51 BILL GUNN, Superintendent GERALD JENNINGS, Principal B.S., M.Ed., Howard Payne B.S., M.Ed., McMurry Wm r r if , 4 f , Board members of the Baird Independent School District are Stan McCormick, presidentg Pat McKennon, vice-president, Bruce Williams, secretaryg Robert Martin, James E. Clark, Dyer Windham, and Bufford Burns. 14 Administration!Faculty Johnsie Allen B.A., ACU M.A., Sul Ross English, Spanish Quinn Conley B.S., ASU Athletic Director Science i no 4 'Vin 'V ,Ma .iz 2 Irma Crow Mike Devenport Gary Fox Randy Franklin Frances Greenway B.A., NTSU B.A., TSU B.A., NTSU B.S., ASU Business Manager Business, Speech Band, Music Math, Health, Athletics Biology, Athletics School Tax Assessor f mv'- 'i Linda Hart Doyle Hughes Betty Jennings Barbara Kenley Larry Riney B.S., ACU B.A., HSU Special Ed. Aide B.S., Texas Tech B.S., HSUg M.Ed., TSU Office Secretary Mathematics Home Economics Ed. English, Yearbook li - 'xv if I he t' X Anita Tatum Bobbie Trammell Debbie Vamer Tommy Vamer Dick Vestal Library Aide B,S., ACUQ M.Ed., ACU B.S., McMurry B.S., McMurry B.S., Texas Tech Counselor M.Ed., Sul Ross M.Ed., Sul Ross M.S.T., TSU Special Education History, Health, Athletics Agriculture High School Faculty 15 Mr. Gunn gives words of wisdom at Albany pep rally . . . Mr. Devenport celebrates at his birthday party Coach Fox with nothing to do Coach Franklin and Mr. Vestal en- joy the teacherls brunch Mrs. Varner plays leap frog over the leaves . . . Teachers' at Beta brunch. Y ,. X P- -ls-2,-.' 'f4'f2i ' 'f 16 Faculty .v Mggie? . f H Classes ' Q I N UEEI3 THQ 0132.3 Really I CLASS OFFICERS -'Q President R ii Tommy Joe Higgins -N i Vice-President Sam Com Reporter Bobby Voigts Secretary P.A. Casey ik New , ssh. ,mg J .,.-w I ly XL AV'AA ' Nl These sixteen seniors were members of the first kindergarten class at Baird, and they have attended Baird Public Schools for the past thir- teen years. I8 Seniors L. , , 7 YT. Angela Bohannon Brenda Branum Stacie Cagle Shane Campbell Patricia Casey Sam Corn Joe Craft Jimmy Cunis John Dyer Seniors 19 YN em? 405' 4 iliac , ' Pat Dean McKennon Anita Mendez Earl Mendez Lori Morrison Danny Pate Norma Pearce Vic Powers Darren Price Teri Robbins Seniors 21 Dub Scott Tina Sutphen Dallas Titsworth Brian Tollett Brent Uehling Bobby Voigts Morrison Wagley Kile Watson Sherry Weeks 22 Seniors v1 U5 'Ui-. it is Q Q .E A it Lek: Anita and Sherry find the football game amusing. Below: The Seniors sing the school song at the last pep rally. Center LM: Dub Scott contemplates life after football. Cenler Right: Senior boys demonstrate their artistic skills. Lower Lek: Class sponsor Mrs. Crow receives her birthday wishes. Lower Right: Sam Corn puts the finishing touches on the Christmas tree. Seniors 23 N' Jittitudg ,M .-W fag-y'r Class Ojjicers for the juniors are Russell Robinson, presidenig Dwayne Bums, vice-presidentg Boone Gilliland, secretaryg Michelle Self, reporter. Bud Anderson Kevin Ashburn Carla Barron Larry Brubaker Dwayne Bums Cathy Chandler Kim Clark David Collins 24 Juniors 'ul v-my-f Mir-any f MW' ' QU , : if ' ,,,, f V ,,,, ,V it I A ,,,A,.., a ,-,, ' V' I 11, 'ldv Rhonda Cooper Ferree Foy Boone Gilliland Jay Gonzales Fred Graham Chris Gulley Keith Hart Scotty Johnson Mary Noel Jones Kim Lynn Roger Martin Sharon Park Juniors 25 Codie Parkhill Russell Robinson Jeffrey Segura Michelle Self Lori Voigts Q Lisa Warden Tina Whitmire Ron Wilcox 26 Juniors ww WWW a -0 ,ir ix za ww, ,f a 9 ,.,..,uY 2 f rf K .ng ,. -'JE.......... Winning magazine teams 'fyfllfll 2!V9 m0 'fl fake' -n .a.a .1 J -af-u1..nJn.n.J SQJEEEQ GILQEEQQS wer 'K . sf x ' C C s s - wa C LL., .. .aww iw , SMP i .. wc x ,sais ' sf sv' K Nags. xr ' as ' Y , K , ,. e K sw' :- .... N L - eh ' C W s he ,aj ' '65 . sf'--em KX A' . 1' 'lf- 5 .-. 3 L t -: I kk . i . .. .. K ' - A L - a , he -L I 1 LLVVL Q A l Class Omcers for the sophomores are Chris Lynn, president, Randi Tomlinson, vice-president, Becky Self, secretary, Guy Duncan, reporter. ifsumnllif K :ww E I .Mm if ,pow PWM pid ff ,frf Shannon Bums Cherry Cabus Billy Collins Guy Duncan Eddie Neal Gunter Russell Hargrove Kelley Holland Alice Kanady Sophomores 27 Betsy King Chris Lynn Johnny Mantooth Shannon Martin Brian Monsey Richard Payne Shannon Payne Brenda Pearce Valeska Schrader Becky Self Stacy Shanks Stephanie Silba 28 Sophomores .40 MW I , ff 1' -at way, .QM Q Things are too bright for the Sophomores. Loyd Thurman Randi Tomlinson Toni Tuerk Selena Twiner John Stockton Melissa Voigts Sandy Wagley Kamie Windham Sophomores 29 CLASS OFFICERS President Laurie McKennon Reporter Brenda Park Vice President Scooter Morrison Secretary Toni Glosson Christie Austin Danny Bell Keith Brock Jerry Burgess Suzette Christopher Jonathan Collins Kelly Corn Link Diller 30 Freshmen ,444 Quay Q pdf' 'www-vi 3' Q M, ,M nd' C 332 0-6' Zhi M' Julie Dye Michelle Fisher Toni Glosson John Gonzales Stacy Hawes Tracy Hawes James Hopkins Mike Lynn Eric Martin Laurie McKennon A. J. Mendez Sabrina Mendez Freshmen 31 Shannon Mendez Scooter Morrison Brenda Park Tommy Pate Julie Pearce Ben Smith Kim Smith Shannon Steep Laura Tennison Stephanie Treadaway Marcy Uehling Lalena Wagley Freshmen never know when to hush 32 Freshmen I H A X H9 USES X1 l 1 93553 Baird 393195 4-4, ,.... 4 2 'WZ 1'i vw? ' ,ff .er , Mm 'www M U3 anim . i,, H ' if eisiei ? sae5e iaaeff' - W 0 Len: Higgins and Powers destroy Cross Plains' last hope. Below: Robinson kicks Pat against Jim Ned. - .A -- aww HJ W, .. .,-.-. i , ..'f- 1 f ,. .. mm , :M ,,,,,, r f .M ,,, T- rw,Mi -af W ,.,. , ' .. Z 3 rr J . ,V r , 'L r I A , ' 2: 'hi 'V kv: ' . G? V' ' W ' V lg ' 1 , ,,, , . . ' H, I , 74,7 .lg M . I 4 , ,. U2 f my., I g34..,'Wf , f :' ff1! ' 'fr ,ef-V '. . 'f fs. f . - f-7 V rf 7 fr' ' v , ,,,, ' ,g ' Amie , QQ 'M .7 Q. ,,ewTtT2?mM..-1 . V ' ' f giffwfff 'QV' W 'Q' ' . H fr . We f' drier ' M, L r '11, f 'W in 'Y we V' , .Vi . f , ' ' 'Y f r g Vg? ,W rf. I ., 7 ,, L, W , , Im mil, We K, rpm, . .f . - 5 ,M V , -. ,N feud- We , ,,a W... Q, , W T ii- if f U' . 'U : .Citi I Humpty . . .M ,. Sam Corn Sr. Receiver, l40 lbs., 2nd Team District Receiver Tommy Joe Higgins Sr. Tackle, 280 lbs., Darren Price Vic Powers Sr. Tackle, 2l0 lbs., Sr. End, 200 lbs., District Hon. Mention, defense District Hon. Mention, offense District Hon. Mention, offense and defense ',,,..,., K Q 5 iw .. My 0 W 5' Shane Campbell Sr. Running Back, 170 lbs., .,,,.., .N .Q . ,,..- .,. -- ,. . 519 5 , i if is K K 5 K ' K .M . . x I ,W .. lfw-95 Q is - -- 1 gf K , . K .s ' X i t' . lf 5 R 4 5 if--N . 745- is ' -: s 'f . ' bw 3557 + 1 fig ' 1' .1 S' -Q-sg: A ,K ,N K K. it ,Qi . . . -- - ' if . . ef- X sm.. w- f 5 lf -- . H 1: one--.,,.f. -1' g ' . .-Hiifffggmfff. wr--sw - K. .rp- ' - V - 5 ETL, 2, Q ' -.... , ' 75 5 . Q' 3,3 we . 5 . - 5 . 'P' -I ,AQGMN , - . ,Fw .. . , - it f .. A 1 5 Ps? 5 :li-f in wi -1 i 5' f A 5-Queeg ' - Q- ' - - i tif iifxbczw f:..,ys .Qv A as . , 'N Leland Kanady Sr. Guard, 160 lbs., District I-lon. Mention, offense District Hon. Mention, defense .N 5, v .F su . -mil if' M .. . A F ' Q hw, .1 l K , rx -we -ia X 5' -A N... . -- ,Q Russell Robinson Jef Holland Jr. Linebacker, 195 lbs., Sr. Tackle, 160 lbs. District Hon. Mention, defense Above: Baird gets a crucial touchdown against Albany. Lek: The bears at rest. . 5, -if V in : -. , i E 'S 1 Q . . ' 5 W ' il 1 X 5 P . as . 5 ,W . f A t.. Q. , 1 ,Q 5- xg Q , s . 5 ' as , . - s. A S X Q 4 , ,.,.. V , Ji- .. st , el ' ' f 1 'Y J: . 5 1 X . . - . 5 . 1 , . ri: f 52 5 Ng, :rye - .. - . , .. ' - ,, Wai? .. K ,. t I. . I ' .Z t A H .. if , A ' 5 ,x ' t. K K 'K' gif- . 5. 5 . -P5 i f is - 1 ' . es: 2 5 lf 5- . ' is s 5 N .ss . t , - X. ..,x t, ,Q .. A . gala? , ,Q L'-Q - 3 K R 1 stef? so Bobby Voigts Ronald Green Sr. End, 160 lbs. Sr. Comerback, 145 lbs. Kile Watson Sr. Guard, 160 lbs. Football 35 Dub Scott Sr. Back, l50 lbs. r ff -rf ' ,,.,, ,M pf ,if , I Q, ., ' 1 5. V J if Wim L f ,fa fa f ,, - ' 'ff' Q- f' aa at . ?L l' . , A V if , 'i . ., .,,, ,L l ' , , ' 1 ' ' , ,, , wt ' if 1 f' . 1. ,'f f 'www ', ' ,, nw 'V gf, ,tg , , ,mf . A, va yas, , - . 1, ,,,, , ,fwr A, ,V ' f J I l , M, ,, V. I ' W f ' ,L ,, gl., ' Q: , ,,WV f' sf V ' f , ,ff Vai' ,I -ZQQ, fl , t.--if , , N 4, ,, f Earl Mendez Sr. Flanker, 1 30 lbs. John Dyer Sr. Tackle, 200 lbs. .W I 645, 3 of BAIRD vs. HAMLIN. The Baird Bears opened the 1985 season by facing the state-ranked Hamlin Pied Pipers on the Bears' home field. The game was closer than the 42 to 6 score as Hamlin had to pull out numerous big plays to beat the Bears. The defensive unit of Higgins, Price, Holland, Robinson, Duncan and Scott played very well despite the score. Tumovers by the Bears, eight to be exact, played a big part in the victory for the Pipers. Parkhill threw to Corn for Baird's six points, which were some ofthe few points that Hamlin gave up all year en route to the state quarterfinals. aw . 2, 'iff' .,,. - . - , - 5 L -LQ . . 1 , 'P its 5,34 ' , s so at me ,fr -at , N ,f-the .wx ,ta W ' , . Tx Qtgzg 'Ag , ,,. Codie Parkhill Jr. QB, 160 lbs. 36 Football P M- W Sr. Fl Q 41.5 'Vt Danny Pate Brzan Toilet! anker, 130 lbs Sr Split End 125 lbs Powers pulls one in against Winters Dub Scott high steps for a first down against Jim Ned BAIRD vs. CROSS PLAINS. Baird traveled to Cross Plains on the Saturday of the third week of the season to face the Buffaloes. The Bears found the Buffalos very fired up and ready to play, and Baird was able to sneak out with a come-from-behind victory 14 to 13. Parkhill opened the scoring on a 4-yd. run, but Cross Plains scored two quick touchdowns to take a 13 to 6 lead into the dressing room at half. The secondary of Green, Parkhill, Corn and Campbell played well in the second half to shut down the Buffalos. Duncan scored on a 4-yd. run and a two-point conversion catch by Mendez, which gave the Bears a 14 to 13 lead. The Bear defense came through in the end to block a last-second field goal attempt by Cross Plains to secure the victory. BAIRD vs. RANGER. Baird opened the district race by playing host to the Ranger Bulldogs but came out on the losing end 21 to 0. The Baird offense tumed the ball over 5 times giving the Bulldogs numerous opportunities to score. The Baird defense held the Ranger offense to only seven points in the first half, but Ranger scored two fourth quarter touchdowns to spell defeat for the Bears. BAIRD vs. ROSCOE. The second game of the season saw the Bears playing host to the state-ranked Roscoe Plowboys. The Bears played well enough to win by beating Roscoe in every category except the score board which ended with the visitors ahead 19 to 7. The offensive line of Watson, Robinson, Kanady, Price and Holland provided adequate protection and opened numerous holes, but it wasn't enough as turnovers and giving up big plays on defensive spelled defeat for the Bears. Baird opened the scoring in the first quarter on a 38-yard run by Duncan. Robinson then added the point after touchdown. BAIRD vs. WINTERS. The second week of district play saw the Bears travel- ing to Winters to play the Blizzards where they received a cold reception on a night of unusual plays. What appeared to be an early Baird touchdown turn- ed into a turnover and set the stage for the rest of the night for turnovers. The Baird offense piled up over 300 yards led by Green in rushing, but it wasn't enough as Winters won 27 to 6. Powers scored on a 80-yard catch and run from Parkhill for Baird's only score. The catch wasn't enough for a victory but atoned for a bizarre earlier play. v-f in , A zlgr , , , K K. N,gg..1. K . . Q . BAIRD vs. COLEMAN. Baird traveled to Coleman to play the district second-place team in the seventh week of the season. Very few things went right for the Bears as they came home with a loss, 56 to 8. Coleman piled up 42 points in the first half and coasted to a victory. It was one of those nights when everything went right for one team and wrong for the other. The only bright point of the night came on a 2-yard run by Campbell for a touchdown and a run for two points by Parkhill. BAIRD vs. EASTLAND. Eastland scored a quick 28 points in the first six minutes of the game and cruised to an easy victory. The Bears could not managed to score as they were shut out for the on- ly time all year on a night when not much went right for the Bears. Turnovers again plagued Baird as they had 5 in the first half and 4 in the second. Baird tried to come back in the fourth quarter, but they couldn't overcome the deficit. The final score was Eastland 61 and Baird 0. 38 BAIRD vs. JIM NED. Jim Ned came to Baird for a district ball game winless and left Baird the same way. The Bears' defense held the Indians to 73 yards rushing, while rushing for 321 yards themselves led by Campbell with 142 yards. Parkhill threw to Powers for touchdowns of 14 and 8 yards and also for a two point conversion. Campbell rushed for two touchdowns on runs of 16 and 3 yards with Robinson adding two extra points. The defense played .,, well throughout en route to their first shut-out of the year. The final score was 28 to 0. BAIRD vs. ALBANY. The eighth week of the season was pro- bably the most exciting as Baird played host to Albany. It ap- peared to be two different ball games with Albany winning the first half and Baird the second half with the game ending 22 to 18. Scott scored for Baird early and Robinson added the extra point, but Albany took an 18 to 0 lead at the half. Then the game changed tremendously, for the Bear defense only gave up 25 yards in the second half and f-83 yards rushing. The Bears also added 15 points on a touchdown run by Campbell, a kick by Robinson, and a catch by Com for 65 yards from Campbell to complete the victory. Campbell also added a two-point con- version to end the scoring. ...J BAIRD vs. CISCO. The last game ofthe season caught the Bears go- Bears Come out for the last timg- ing to Cisco to play the Lobos. Baird suited up the Varsity and Junior-Varsity as Cisco did not have a JV. The Bear offense had its best showing of the year rushing for 442 yards which was led by Campbell and Burns. The Bear defense had another good game holding the Lobos to I4 points while the Baird offense scored 39. Voigts and Pate also played well in the victory. Campbell scored twice on long runs. Burns scored twice and added a two point con- version. Robinson added an extra point also. Baird's other points were scored by Baird's version ofthe refrigerator as Higgins added a one-yard touchdown run in order to add extra excitement to the game. -- N S 41. V i ' ' A r ' Baird celebrates afterabig win. 4.x - I A if '51 . ,Q ':: i gli . me ..,..-.. f tees 5 so .5 x pw gn., 5 F Q- A 5 The Bears' Coaching Stay N Front: Ray Lowe and Gary Fox. Back: Randy Franklin, Quinn Conley, headg and Tommy Varner. Coach Franklin gets very much involved in the game. 39 ES BQQRQ FQ? 6193? Q- --XX. we 1:-U. 'ffm f 1. f- fi SPX ,,,, V Blame .Q - 1 -- Nui' -,T . I' V:-1 -- ' -.- - 1? .. 11 lfi' .-iillf' -Wi .- . t it . ak, . S S ' 4 A ' Awwlii. . W' . . , Y .... ,W -. X. i g,-, r -- -- ., . . V 'tm ' ' xr f -- Mx. . . i I i i , A . has . . ,f A ss 'Q N. 'F f-N' X 5 1 'a . xg I From Row: Chris Lynn, Scotty Johnson, Michael Lynn, Keith Brock, Jonathan Collins. Middle Row: Scooter Morrison, Link Diller, Ben Smith, Jeff Segura, Jay Gonzales, Dwayne Burns, Eddie Neal Gunter, Danny Bell. Back Row: Coach Franklin, David Collins, Larry Brubaker, Keith Hart, Ron Wilcox, James Hopkins, Kelly Com, Coach Varner. Above: Smith fights for a first down against Hawley. Lek: Gunter clears the way for Bums. 40 JV Football 36315932235 SQGJOJIMQ EIL Front Row: Kim Clark, Lori Voigts, Mary Noel Jones, Kamie Windham, Sharon Park. Back Row: Angela Bohannon, Kristy Gilliland, Teri Robbins, Coach Fox, Lacretia Grant, Anita Mendez, Stacie Cagle. Baird Opponent 50 Hamlin 62 40 Hawley 57 37 Hamlin 44 73 'Jim Ned 34 52 Eastland 43 64 Cisco 43 64 DeLeon 40 46 'Albany 38 58 Clyde 26 58 Albany 50 68 'Winters 48 54 Breckenridge J .V. 14 60 Albany 50 44 Breckenridge 41 51 'Cisco 38 40 'Coleman 64 53 'Eastland 39 35 'Ranger 39 56 'J im Ned 46 46 'Albany 36 57 'Winters 43 47 'Cisco 37 55 'Coleman 79 1 - - -3 30 'Eastland 29 48 'Ranger 34 Everyone congratulates the varsity girls after their win against Ranger, clin- 32 Grandview 61 ching a second place finish in ll-AA, and earning a spot in the Bi-district 'District IJlayOffS. Bi-district Basketball 4l W I 'Wx av Ai flxfzfv T ,Vi .1 Stacie Cagle Kristy Gilliland Sr. Forward, lL Sr. Post 2L Mary Noel Jones Kim Clark Jr. Post, lL Jr. Forward, lL Hon. Men., Dist. Anita shoots over Grandview in Bi-district . . . Kamie drives through the lane and goes for two . . . Mary Noel outraces Cisco for a basket. Opposite page: Angela goes for two against Cisco . . . Teri shoots over defenders for two . . . Team members are ready to boost on the spirit . . . Kristy fights hard for possession ofthe ball. Basketball 43 F' . V3 Q .. .. ' C... . V . . ig S Q X Lt 'T in Lacretia hustles for two . . . Teri goes up tough for a basket . . . Coach Fox gives valid instructions Lori concentrates on scoring . . .Bearettes display great defense. The Bearettes placed second in district play but were defeated in Bi-district by Grandview, 32-6 l. The Bearettes captured first place in all three toumaments they played in this year. They defeated DeLeon in the finals at the Cisco tournament, 64-40, Albany in the Albany-Baird co-op tournament, 58-50, and Breckenridge in the Clyde toumament, 44-41. Mendez, Robbins, and Windham were named all-toumament at Cisco. Mendez was named MVP and Windham was named all-toumament at both the Albany-Baird Co-op and Clyde tournament. 44 Basketball Sharon Park Lori Voigts Kamie Windham Jr. Guard, lL Jr. Post, lL Soph. Forward, 2L 2nd Team, Dist. in-g BQQES Q Well Against TQUQR CiOJl.FE!!.1,f'3J6Eif!i.0JI!. Standing: Morrison Wagley, Russell Robinson, John Dyer, Bobby Voigts, Tommy Joe Higgins, Jeff Holland, Codie Parkhill, Sam Corn, Ronald Green. Kneeling: Coach Quinn Conley. 1' 1. fs, The Baird Bears huddle between quarters during their last ball game of 1985-86. This year's team will lose seven seniors, but two lettermen will return to lead the 1986-87 team that will compete in class A. Baird Opponent 35 Rotan 32 48 Hawley 60 48 Rule 52 54 Eastland 45 46 Albany 50 28 Ranger 37 50 Albany 58 41 Eula 69 44 'Albany 67 62 'Winters 46 58 Breckenridge JV 40 33 Clyde 60 52 Hamlin 54 50 'Cisco 41 39 'Coleman 61 47 'Eastland 43 45 'Ranger 72 69 'Jim Ned 55 38 'Albany 42 51 'Winters 72 60 'Cisco 44 54 Coleman 65 42 'Eastland 52 39 'Ranger 46 55 'Jim Ned 45 'District Games Ba sketball 45 Tw: Fmalx The Bears battle the powerful Bluecats . . . Com drives for a bucket as Holland prepares to rebound. Holland soars high for two . . . Green shoots the ball in traffic . . . ls Codic going to shoot? l l l Sam Corn Tommy Joe Higgins Bobby Voigts Sr. Guard Sr. Center Sr. Forward 2nd Team All-Dist. 46 Basketball Ronald Green Jeff Holland John Dyer Sr. Forward Sr. Post Sr. Post X2 The Bears fight in vain against a strong Coleman team . . . All eyes are on Ronald . . . Green whips the ball past Cisco. Higgins powers it in for two . . . Baird goes all out for a 3 loose ball . . . Voigts scores against the Jim Ned Indians, 4 Basketball 47 Holland outjumps the Lobos . . . Baird pulls out all the stops against Jim Ned . . . Green hits a jumpshot from the corner. Voigts goes up with authority Com shoots it over Coleman . . . Parkhill times his block perfectly. 48 Basketball Morrison Wagley C odie Parkhill Russell Robinson Sr. Guard J r. Forward J r. POS! Front Row: Stephanie Silba, Randi Tomlinson, Betsy King, Valeska Schrader, Stacy Shanks. Middle Row: Michelle Fisher, Toni Glosson, Shannon Steep, Brenda Park, Lisa Warden, Tracy Hawes. Back Row: Stacy Hawes, Mgr.g Sabrina Mendez, Kim Smith, Suzette Christopher, Stephanie Treadaway, Laurie McKennon, Mgr., and Coach Ray Lowe. A NS if UUNTRY Ciluumv it 3 Above: Lisa and Sabrina fight for a rebound against Coleman Upper Right: Coleman shoots over tough Bearette defense . . . Right: Bearettes work the ball for a good shot. 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Right: One of the bands many half-time formations. 64 Band Shannon Martin Twirler ' --v my .1 Gilbert Flores, presidentg Sherry Weeks, sweetheart. Center Lek: Band members show their crazy sides during the last football game. Lef: Flag Corps: Shannon Payne, Rhonda Cooper, cap- taing Sabrina Mendez, Laurie McKennon, Melissa Voigts, Toni Glosson, and Carla Bar- ron, captain. X Band 65 l l l if Kristy Gilliland, Head P. A. Casey 5' i a Angela Bohannon Mary Noel Jones Michelle Self 66 Cheerleaders 'WWiSE9EI9J ,,, m,, ,, it 'WWW ,y --, wAMWMw Nm . . AsmhM wyMm5 fi , I Standing: Mrs. Allen, Sponsor, Brian Tollett, Bobby Voigts, Tommy Joe Higgins, Vic Powers, Dallas Titsworth, Russell Robinson, Dwayne Bums, and Brent Uehling. Sitting: Valeska Schrader, Michelle Self Ferree Foy, Kristy Gilliland, president, Angela Bohannon, vice-president, Lacretia Grant secretary-treas.g Sherry Weeks, reporter, Sharon Park, Becky Self, and Cherry Cabus. a Beta members take a break for fun at the convention held in Ft. Worth on January 17-19. Students hold their annual teacher's brunch. Beta students are waiting for the convention to get underway. Betas 67 Elulitcuan 'TQQGEL Standing: Teri Robbins, Vic Powers, Tommy Joe Higgins, Sam Corn, and Lori Voigts. Seated: Larry Riney, sponsor. Kneeling: Lacretia Grant, Kim Clark, and Angela Bohannon. Not pictured is Cathy Chandler. hi., , , A 3 ,aid ' f H Q, K 9, ,V XM .1 68 Headlight Staff ,pu-v' Headlight Staff Co-Editor ........... Angela Bohannon Co-Editor .... .... L acretia Grant Sports Editors . . . ........ Sam Corn Tommy Joe Higgins Staff .... . . . Teri Robbins Vic Powers Cathy Chandler Kim Clark Lori Voigts Advisor ..., . . .Larry Riney in Headlight Staff 69 1' A CJOJTMDOJY' fyfmw ..., .. me P Front: L. Thurman, J. Hopkins, J. Collins, B. Monsey, K. Brock, B. Collins, D. Bell, A. Mendez, R. Hargrove. Second: M. Voigts, S. Campbell, J. Holland, R. Robinson, F, Foy, C. Parkhill, K. Clark, T. Higgins. Third: J. Segura, R. Martin, B. Smith, C. Gulley, F. Graham, L. Brubaker, B. Gilliland, D. Collins, C. Lynn, E. Gunter, D. Vestal, advisor. Back: K. Corn, V. Powers, P. McKennon, L. Kanady, D. Price, D. Titsworth, D. Pate, M. Wagley, J. Mantooth, L. Diller, D. Scott. Officers for the 1985-86 school year are Russell Robinson, vice-president, Ferree Foy, sweetheart, Codie Parkhill, president, Shane Campbell, secretary, Jeff Holland, sentinel, Tommy Joe Higgins, treasurer, and Kim Clark, reporter. 70 Future Farmers ofAmerica f , -,,,.-,mn-W wma..- 11 ' ZW' CDUNTY M MDW If ,,,, W A ..,.. V . S'YiXffE.EA.IR . OF TEXAS VVWWMN 7 5 I fig a-M4974 9 A '? Upper Lek: Ag Il boys take a break. Upper Right: Chris Gulley with his prize-winning lamb. Center Lek: Ag l looks hard at work. Above: Link Diller and Jeff Holland at Dallas where Link placed 5th with his Hereford steer. Lejl: Kim Clark with her 2nd place American Cross steer, Double Stuff. Future Farmers of America 71 Slanding: A. Mendez, K. Holland, M. Jones, C. Cabus, T. Sutphen, S. Silba, S. Treadaway, S. Shanks, B. King, C. Austin, K. Smith, M. Fisher, J. Dye, L. Tennison, L. Morrison, and S. Mendez. Kneeling: S. Burns, S. Christopher, S. Mendez, T. Hawes, S. Steep, S. Hawes, L. McKennon, T. Glosson. Sealed' Mrs. Barbara Kenley, Sponsorg R. Tomlinson, V. Schrader, S. Cagle, S. Martin, and B. Self. Above: Kim Smith and Marcy Uehling leam to make biscuits. Lek: A few FHA members take a break during the Region II-A Convention in San Angelo. 72 Future Homemakers The FHA Officers for 1985-86 are Becky Self, presidentg Shannon Martin, vice presidentfencounterg Randi Tomlinson, vice presi- dentfprogramsg Stacie Cagle, secretary-treasurerg and Valeska Schrader, vice presidentfprojects. . ' F ...t .c... ,.....,,Wt ,.i. r ...X . ,,,,. . . .. ,gg ,- if Above: Laura, Stacy and Valeska enjoy FHA luncheon. Middle Lek: Becky gives her acceptance speech after winning FHA Region II-A President. Lef: FHA members enjoy their first luncheon. fi Future Homemakers 73 ,,,,,,, N W 'KX and 74 Student Life WWWWW , , 4 Q., f 1 1 .3 wifi' w ,, f ,,, V, W H ! . 1 H, 'K Qi! '11 M vi we , 7 9 5 V , , , 5 3 A W i , , ,nw 76 Student Life ll Activities QQ ying I 'IJ 3 P ' . -A., 'C Y 'g.fg.jZ' ,,M, 21 O ,S ' UEEE GIVE Stviizlla W' S as . Girls' Track Team: Coach Fox, Michelle Fisher, Suzette Christopher, Kamie Windham, Randi Tomlinson. CNot pictured are Lisa Warden and Shannon Martin.J ? f We 'A' Fl? Alli 4f, MW Above: Randi and Suzette practice handoffs. Center Right: Shannon prepares for handoff in relay. Right: Kamie finishes 6th in the 800-meter dash. ...Sui ..... 78 Track gfllmlstimg' T113 Night I VV,, , 4 0 , f'.' - :,f i . W Q at fu Q , Q ai 'sk f aux fir Varsity and J V' Front: Russell Robinson, Scotty Johnson, Dwayne Burns, and Sandy Wagley. Back: Coach Franklin, Guy Duncan, Sam Com, Tommy Joe Higgins, Scooter Morrison, and David Collins. The varsity track team had only three com- petitors this year but still gave it their all. The junior varsity team scored 97 points at district and finished second in the team 3, race. Varsity District Results: 800-Meter if .,, Dash: Sam Com, 4th. Shot Put: Tommy Joe ' 1 Higgins, 7th. 3200-Meter Dash: Jay Gon- zales, 7th. JV District Results: Long Jump: Dwayne Burns, lstg Guy Duncan Zndg are ff' ' David Collins, 3rd. Shot Put: Russell Robinson, Zndg Guy Duncan, 4th. 100- f 1 Meter Dash: Ronnie Drew, 4th. 200-Meter A T2 Dash.' Guy Duncan, Znd. 400-Meter Dash: if at David Collins, 3rd. 800-Meter Dash: Scotty ' Johnson, 6th. 400-Meter Relay: Dwayne Bums, Guy Duncan, David Collins, and Ronnie Drew, 2nd. 1600-Meter Relay: Guy Duncan, Ronnie Drew, Dwayne Bums, and David Collins, lst. K ., mst , ' ' Y 'ee -we fl' 1 9 nr Track 79 SQGQLLQ. AE SEQEQ The Baird girls once again captured the District l 1-AA toumament with all six girls qualifying for regional on May 1 and 2. Stacy Shanks defended her title by defeating op- ponents from Winters and Eastland. After winning those matches, she defeated teammate Kamie Windham 6-4, 6-1 in the finalsg Shanks and Windham both advanced to the regional toumament. In the doubles finals, it was Ferree Foy and Mary Noel Jones defeating teammates Valeska Schrader and Stephanie Silba, with both teams advancing to regional in Stephenville. ln regional play, Shanks eliminated Mason 32 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, and she was then defeated by Mason ffl 6-O, 6-l, but Shanks still advanced to state with a second place finish. ln their first round match, Foy and Jones defeated South Lake, and then they were dropped by Mason 4-6, 6-7. Silba and Schrader were eliminated in the second round of regional along with singles player Windham. Stacy Shanks traveled to the state tournament and cap- tured second place by defeating Carroll 6-1, 6-2 in the quarterfinals and Bullard 6-2, 6-4 in the semifinals. Stacy Shanks was then defeated by the defending state cham- pion, Carla Martin, 6-2, 6-3, capturing second place. Lek: Front Row: Kamie Windham, Stacy Shanks. Back Row: Ferree Foy, Mary Noel Jones, Coach Tommy Vamer, Valeska Schrader, Stephanie Silba. -V .I I. ,Q f ,542 61- JH ., I W H W ,, .,,,,, VW ff f M W 1 s .... , V' V ' .... 4 3 ' 1 V' - XE .,.. ,V ,,,, , s'i, , . 2 V 80 Tennis LQ1Zty.SJ IIE FCQJIP The BUYS if ' ti U t 3 Q. :Maw uw 511222 A l9dl 'Ihr Front Row: Richard Payne, Link Diller, Don Hance, Coach Tommy Vamer. Back Row: Tommy Joe Higgins, Sam Com, Codie Parkhill, Eddie Neal Gunter, Chris Gulley, and Shane Campbell. I.. Q . 'V' 'ii -, A 5 if mf 'XL ,f af f' xx fr 4 f,, rMQm! wg W1 L 'iffy . i ' M' ' , ' ft N 'fl' . 355 ,,,,,,,,t. .w X . Richard Payne, Regional Quarterfinalist 'i EE:. ' ,F V 'F ' N f L53 A Y' ' -. . V' 'Y' , I -ft-.- tt. . - . V - --- - To W i '3L 55? 3' C. -:task .. -ggi, ...,, ' A X. Q. sg :sw fA-- 55: ff ' 1 .K I I 7 Q. g 'D' ',.,.sf-Q?-'sl1 '+ Q ' ' ,. , ...,, i L. ,. . . , .... - . , -1. - C A .www -'WN f--- k V, g .. . ,, . ,NL . K fy T F' sf ,, ..p . . - i ' H- N ' T .i , . is A H Q L7 I. f1s:E'.:f:i' 'J - - .x .tw 'E 'Qs -M3 effff.. 1' f fade- i:1?f.3fs9ef?i?X:1- X 4- .. - -get .e i 'f ' . 75 L. fi i .. , ,N .... . -- I Richard Payne advanced to regional competition after defeating Ranger 6-3, 4-6, 6-4 to capture the District l 1-AA Tennis Champion- ship. Payne reached the quarterfinals at the regional toumament held in Stephenville. The doubles team of Codie Parkhill and Eddie Neal Gunter also qualified for the regional toumament. ln other district competition, singles player Shane Campbell was defeated in the quarterfinals by Albany, and the doubles team of Com and Higgins was also defeated in the quarterfinals. Tennis 81 ...Q ' P 433.20 M aszfwwmw 82 Tennis burn' N, - ff , - J .5 43. .5 f ,, ff: 3, Ar M 'ki sn ,I ,ws f .wr I . ,N Nxxxsu 1. Aff .. Y. ' fwxxg Q N Aria-A 3 Q as . 1 av .is -. Q 'X xv C 'QA K Q Q ' n , M41 ,Y .2 9- 2,152 Golf 83 LQWS GQ All Tha The girls' golf team captured the district title for the fourth straight year. The team also placed first at the regional tour- nament earning a trip to state. The team finished third at state. In invitational tournaments, the girls finished first at Brady and third at San Saba. Lacretia Grant was first medalist at district 1811, regional 179-773, and state 189- 843. Angela Bohannon 1875 was second medalist at district and Kristy Gilliland 1899 was third. Kim Clark finished as fourth medalist 1943 while Lori Voigts 11025 took sixth. Regional scores were as follows: L. Grant, 79-77, A. Bohannon, 93-86, K. Clark, 97- 91, K. Gilliland, 102-973 and L. Voigts, 103-103. The team had a two day total of 722 winning first by 27 strokes. The girls shot a 444-409:853 for a third place finish in state. We C 41710 ...,,.W fi - it .- - ' -Q - A ' rtet -1-be f. Q-.fm f if f- X me -L ....,g. , px g.fg. LVXM H 'fffh .gf-g, zf . f ww- . .- ,. 11 Q fr- f2sea. f'f if iii. Q .. . ' it as .. -gt., ,vi sgqxsxnsgw N , ts as W tg tf X .rs M -s af ,N Q X sf K XX ..Qfis755ris1.... ag -mi-9 1 h as 84 Golf 9 .sr N V5 Mfg- gm, ,. , 'jj X , : ' 553-5 11-fli. Etcys SQ Iillqllilgj' The boys' golf team won the district championship for the first time since 1974. Sam Corn led the way with his 78, follow- ed closely by T. J. Higgins and Kelly Corn as they fired 83's. Eddie Neal Gunter shot a 90, and Bobby Voigts closed the scoring with a 100. Baird was represented in the medalist division by Jay Gonzales 1981, Link Diller 11073, and Codie Parkhill C1 173. The team placed second at the Robert Lee tournament and also competed at Hamlin and Brady. Freshman Kelly Corn took individual medalist honors at Robert Lee and Hamlin. The boys' team went to regional with high expectations, but they were quickly lowered as their scores soared at the tough Stephenville course. Regional scores were as follows: K. Corn, 84-84:168g T. J. Hig- gins, 86-9321793 S. Corn, 96-86 :l82g E. Gunter, 99-9l:l90g and B. Voigts, 107-97:204. Nl 4, '7 fm www- .- i .W W . A... '39 . , . c , ng , , X 'T . F 7 7 M.. N V W , A ,wg jffciifftf 'I W 4. 'R' 14. 'fb'-M' .gu y .. L If g W V I i f W., fel -4- I I gn if :zzz -' ' f ,. LQZ . ?- 'A , i. fi :I Y Q VVV' ... f ,, f' Golf 85 WOTIIG! NBNVQHIU End J.r.J...a.a....n ..l.r.J Upper Lek: Sophomore girls receive their awards. Upper Right: Darren Price and Tommy Joe Higgins receive the Jerry Wristen award. Above: Freshman girls receive plaques for their participation. Center Right: Junior boys are recognized for their achievements. Right: Mrs. Crow is proud to receive a plaque in memory of her husband, Frankie Crow. Sports Banquet 86 fi -.l...l ...I.l.n ...a Upper Lej?.' Junior girls receive their athletic awards. Upper right: Shane Camp- bell and Leland Kanady receive the Bill Windham Award. Center Lek: Freshman boys are recognized for their achievements during the past year. Above: Senior girls are awarded their plaques for their participa- tion in athletic events. Lek: Senior boys ac- cept their awafds for their accomplishments. Sports Banquet 87 JQEEQQEQSQLMQQE I Can Feel It In The Air Tonight was the theme of the Junior-Senior Banquet hosted for the seniors by the Junior class and its sponsors. The banquet was held on April 4 at Briarstone Manor in Abilene. A dance followed the ban- quet with the music being provided by John David Payne CQ-100 D.J.J. Emcee for the evening was Russell Robinson, president of the Junior class. Tommy Joe Hig- gins, Senior class president, gave the response. The reading of the Junior prophecy was presented by Michelle Self and Boone Gillilandg Angela Bohannon and Bobby Voigts delivered the Senior class will. The invocation and benediction were given by Dwayne Burns and Sam Corn. 88 Junior-Senior Banquet la' e .Je 1- ME FQQI. It In Thi? 'TQJELZEQJREW K . .... K' fix 9 f' Cl: ,W V I ,L dx ,xx 4 xqanwz 'Nl' ,, Junior-Senior Banquet 89 GQJSE PJQSOJSW if 9 9 5 1 P , V X' , r 1' if Sunday Cost Five Pesosv was presented March 29, 1986, at Winters High School in UIL competitiong the one-act play was I Mags X under the direction of Mrs. J ohnsie Allen. f fgfff' 'elf X. sts V, Members of the cast were Russell Robinson, Stacy Hawes, sg f s 5 Michelle Self, Carla Barron, and Rhonda Cooper. Michelle Self g .ww 5 received all-star cast for her role as Salome Molina, and Stacy C S C , C 9 Hawes received honorable mention all-star cast for her role as C S s Berta Cantu. S 9 , s Crew members were Dwayne Burns, Chris Gulley, Tracy , f l Hawes, and Shannon Martin. ' Y' M Q V W my W Va. 90 UIL One-Act Play 'DYQESQEL 'WW Twenty-three people competed in UIL literary events at district on April l and 5. The top three winers in each event advanc- ed to regional. Winners at district were as follows: Russell Robinson and Michelle Self, lst, standard debate, Robinson, lst alt., persuasive speakingg Self, 2nd, per- suasive speakingg Laurie McKennon, 2nd, informative speaking, Chris Gulley, lst, persuasive speaking, Brian Tollett, lst, and Angela Bohannon, 3rd, pilot accounting, Dallas Titsworth, lst, number sense, Kile Watson, lst, science and lst in pilot literary, Brent Uehling, 3rd, pilot literary. Other winners at district included the following: Kristy Gilliland, lst, newswritingg Kile Watson, 2nd, ' newswriting, Valeska Schrader, 3rd, typewritingg Stacy Hawesg 2nd alt., poetry, Becky Self, 2nd, proseg not pictured is Sherry Weeks, lst alt., pilot literary. Eleven students participated in the regional meet held in Stephenville on April 25-26. The results of this meet were as follows: Michelle Self, 3rd, persuasive speaking, Brian Tollett, 5th, pilot accounting, Kile Watson, 2nd in science and pilot literary, Valeska Schrader, 8th, typewriting. State qualifiers were Michelle Self in persuasive speaking and Kile Watson in science. Watson won the Class 2A science cham- pionship for the second year in a row. Middle Lek: Kristy Gilliland, Kile Watson, Valeska Schrader, Stacy Hawes, Becky Self. Above: Kim Clark, Laurie McKennon, Chris Gulley, Michelle Self, Russell Robinson. Lej: Brent Uehling, Kile Watson, Dallas Titsworth, Angela Bohannon, Brian Tollett. UIL Literary 91 LQQLZEJS W6 EE 85,30-sag ,- Front Row: Lota Fortney, Lupe Gomez, Brenda Branum, Angela Bohannon, Kristy Gilliland, Lacretia Grant, Stacie Cagle, Sherry Woods, Tina Sutphen, Anita Mendez, Patricia Casey, and Norma Pierce. Second Row: Pat Dean McKennon, Danny Pate, Earl Mendez, Jimmy Curtis, Morrison Wagley, Brian Tollett, Bobby Voigts, Tommy Joe Higgins, Jeff Holland, Darren Price, Teri Robbins, Brent Uehling, Dallas Titsworth, and Kile Watson. Back Row: Joe Craft, Shane Campbell, Ronald Green, Sam Com, John Dyer, Gilbert Flores, Dub Scott, and Leland Kanady. Valedictorlan SALUTA TORIAN HIGHEST RANKING GIRL Kile Watson Dallas Titsworth Lacretia Grant 92 Graduates Wimnev 'T-FUQKJQS EE All Receiving medals in recognition of outstan- ding work in each department are the following: Upper Len: Chris Gulley and Sharon Park, bandg Kile Watson, science and mathg Lupe Gomez, Spanish, Dallas Titsworth, English, Valeska Schrader, typ- ing, Russell Robinson, social studiesg Codie Parkhill, agricultureg Becky Self, homemak- ingg Michelle Self, forensicg and Brian Tollett, commercial taccountingj. Center Lek: Best All-Around students, Kristy Gilliland and Shane Campbell, also receiv- ed the Kiwanis Club Citizenship Award. Center Right: Michelle Self received the Kiwanis Club Citizenship Award. Center Right: Michelle Self received the Outstan- ding Proficiency In American Citizenship Award. Right: Bobby Voigts receies a perfect attendance award for all four years of high school. Mrs. Nichols presents the Wednesday Club Award to a deserving scholar, Sherry Weeks. 94 Awards Assembly H Elementary 4 its 0 v I I 7 K f' O I 5 W X x-- AQ fl Y 9 5?-aivnr 4 UEJEHIE 55622991 QD-Q A-Q'Um f Q4 ,V ' , J M A ' ,, , f 5 gd? f X X 4 Z X Jackie Pruet, Principal BS, M.ED., McMurray W. C. Allen Linda Bearden Sandra Carter BS, Sul Ross BS, TSU BS, McMurray, Math, Science Second Grade M.ED., SW State, Okla Lang. Arts, Athletics 125 ex E+, 96 Elementary Faculty MW !4W l' , 1, , in ' Xe-Q., XQ xi N X NX ? is ,Af T ylyy S! Karla Higginbotham Roma Howard M.ED., Stephen F. Austin BS, M.ED., ACU Special Education Evelyn Hughes BS, McMurray Third Grade Sixth Grade f ,ft Suzee Odom BS, McMurray Title I Debbie Strickland Julie Tollett M.ED., ACU BS, ACU Third Grade Kindergarten FUJI? Tha WQQRQRQ dl 1 Brenda Conley Barbara Com Karen Diller Katrina Franklin Sarah Griffin Office Secretary BS, McMurray BS, Texas Tech Teacher Aide BS, HSU Teacher Aide Title I, History Fourth Grade Teacher Aide Girls Athletics r X Enid Johnson Barbara Kendrick Linda Lawrence Ray Lowe Dana Mays BS, Univ. of Neb.g RN, BS, McMurray BS, HSU BS, Angelo State BS, ACU M.A. Creaton School of First Grade First Grade History, Athletics Second Grade Nursing School Nurse Joann Vestal BS, Texas Tech Fourth Grade Salli Williams Jeri Wilson Nancy Young BS, M.E., UT at El Paso BS, Texas Tech, BS, HSU Fifth Grade M.L.S. Texas Womens History Univ. Librarian E FS ? Elementary Faculty 97 Clinton Allen Rosalinda Almanzar Lee Roy Barron Tee Barton Dore Brumbaugh Lore Bmmbaugh Grabiel Cerda Scott Cooper Kristi Com David Covington Shane Deel Shawn Fillmon Maribeth Fish Genesse Freiman Kim Groce Tiffany Hanner J ammie J aggars Clint J effcoat Brad Jones Russell Joy Halye Kendrick 98 Eighth Grade GLUE? 2 W 5 f' , WLC H :,, ft.: , ' ,fy 7, 7 ,ff , ,,,h, M - aa 4 W X22 i f 4 e 1 1 f f fz gf 4 Zi 4 W' ' , 9 Q Q 8 5 I 'fy ' 1 e- ff-as .6 V 1, M if ff? ' it f 7' 5 Q 1 f Kiwi' W, are If 5554, ,, , .gf 1' ,L Wa ,M , . ,,, U ,5i, gL ,,, ,V , ,V .H-, wf ., ,F Q ? f L i15ff , i V 0 ' :iw 415 , fi ,,,,,,,, , V, 5 .,,,,., ,, , , . 2 if 'O' W , W, - Lf - 95 V 5 .mi, , , M Zia 4 421-, S 1 ,Q f , , W I 1' K aff X ? , ,.,.,,, M Wm WVU? iff ' , , W Q iz fzfa BOMX fb af' w43:Zhef1H' 4 : Wm f ff W x Q, , f , f :g f ' Q ff f-:- TV HRK' . VV.. ,gf M H, A, ,, , -.af -Nm, 1, an a M-.f ,Nw - 0-.J if 4 f 1 df: 2 fy , ,A X f 5 ! 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Michael Bailey Bradley Barry Irene Burgess Carmen Burns Arcee Calvo Michael Fisher Courtnaye Holland W. L. Jaggars Stacey Kersey Christina Lee ss. W - fl I , ' n X In Marley Schrader, Julie Tomlinson, and Bryan Nail do their math for the day. 102 Sixth Grade 313.13 J Wa. I X .sq .. ...Egg .k.. t: . .. - A s xi -- ra- Q1 12 ,Y K so cf Q EX' WY X Q iq Q vffgg 'ii Qi MEM 53 '- f, 5 ,, gf! -t . '- ' , V L Mig Irene Burgess and Belinda Maxwell get their pencils ready for an exciting day. W fsfls ' ' W' - ' ' W5 , . f' 2,-,wff ,f ' With ' V ,, V V 4 V y, W ., 5 ,QM fy , WT , , L' V fi fig. Q . , ' Y 4 ft A M A , ft' Mmm .. ly X1 gifilml ,,-A . 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Jeremy Loven Jason Martin Jennifer Martin Rex McCoy Shannon McDaniel Misti McWhorter Mike Monday Kevin Monsey Charlie Moon Daniel Parker Phillip Rodriguez Gary Shelnutt Kyle Smith Mike Tennison Dwenette Tollett Wyatt Watson Tommy Whitecotton Angela Williams Fifth Grade 105 Heather Barnett Bo Buchanan Mary Collins Shelia Covington Kevin Damer Denise Greene Sarah Hood Calvin Joy Albert Lopez Molly Odom Gary Rodriguez Matthew Rogers Amanda Sasin Matthew Scott Jonathan Smith Shonna Tate Amy Thurman Melissa Uehling Janet Walker Dennis Wilcox .lo-lee Williams 106 Fourth GradelDiller QJHFE SEEDLJ Bgliielvilm V Z af aa 'S ff' t 19 M li 'dl- ffl? ye ,fy I 4? 4a 99? .1 ' - ww, ,fry Nfl 5 ,, my A, . 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F T ' F Q ' exit gytt g A 5 Joe Aguirre Kristi Bell Tom Burgess James Collins Raymond Damer Sharon Fairris Hank Foy Angel Freeman Vernon Greene Kirt Harle Tasha Hogan Coby Jennings Heather Jones Bobby Kanady Jason Monsey Connie Payne D'Neal Riney T. J. Tucker Sederick Smith Mindy Uehling Kerri Windham Patricia Casey is showing several elemen- N tary girls the basics of building a pyramid. Second Grade!Mays l 1 l S2933 BY' S269 Bryan Abemathy Lee Ann Allen Jennifer Benton Joe Buchanan '51 g, .X- 'S Dawson Bums Dennis Chittum V Justin Chittum Heather Hatchett Kayla Hatchett Michael Ivey Christy Lopez Crystal Marcum Christian Prickett V Tommy Roberts Tami Walters Ryan Ward I 12 First Grade!Kend1ick if E 2 l t in ff.. ' E 5, ' I if 5 W Z ' 1 li tem if C g W'w.M,-a,, ,h,,h, Upper Leji: These children are looking for- ward to Santa Claus. Lei: First graders are eager to leam. E'uQJOJE1.0JQJSQ Lek: First graders are going to an exciting pep rally. Center: The students are having fun with aerobics. Nicholas Bailey Heather Barry J. W. Collins Kelly Hatchett Frank Jones Christopher Kanaday Pam Mason Chris Mendez Marie Moore Nathan Moore Heather Murdock Krystal Pruet Ryan Sims Jackie Thomas Sally Walker Dianna Wilcox First Grade!Lawrence 1 13 Erica Aguirre Missi Dean Tamarin Freiman Anthony Gaddy Joshua Glosson Melanie Ivy Krissi Jennings Kristi Kanady Ashley Kelly Aaron Matsler Heather Newman Lindsey Odom Michael Parker Michael Reyna Jeremy Riney Jim Scott Alden Smith l 14 AM Kindergarten Be- The S3l.!.'I.!.Q Alicia Stephenson David Paul Strickland Mathew Walker Randi Witte me f xxx iii F' isa . . wi.. Q-.S-f.K3u X4 2 5 i gs ' x- 3 ,mx xxx QW EJQIPSE U.Ji.!.'!Q.QJ -AE ,JQLLQ . . . LL.. . K. . ' ' A 'iw . x .. me ,n e ' ,f . Q ...x R l 'V' .... ,.... 4 kL m .. lx . - .ir . - -xx Ox gstx k 'X' x x N ik ' :R-.1 F .. ...fe ,,, xxg1:...1f .. ,... . .... .. 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Q53-2 gf : L W. 54,5-K ' Lacey Walker Sanda Williams Ida Wilson Kris Whitehead Shannon Campbell Sarah Collins Cara Conley Gene Covington Josh Cross Shane Davenport Scott Fisher Wayne Freeman Annie Gilliland Jim J aggars Britt Johnson Reesa Peterson Athenia Prickett Lyndi Smalley Melissa Squires Misty Stockton Toni Vestal PM Kindergarten 1 l 5 s 1 Z 1 s Upper Lej: Destiny Prickett, Bart Kendrick, 4thg Stacey Kersey, W. L. Jaggers, 6th, Gera Van Cleave, Jim Dyer Win- dham, 8thg Tamarin Freiman, Mathew Walker, KG, Heather Barry, Nicholas Bailey, lst. Upper Right: James Cole, Mendy Franke, 7th, Jody Gemgross, Bonnie Ancell, 5thg Matthew Scott, Jo-lee Williams, 4th. Above: Heather Jones, Hank Foy, 2nd, Kristy Cerda, Scott Hatchett, 3rd. Center Right: Kenneth Fox, Daisy Conley, 3rdg Matt Stephenson, Mandy Jones, 2nd. Right: Dawson Bums, Heather Hatchett, lst, Shane Davenport, Toni Vestal, KG. l 16 Class Favorites ji- I . S f-TN E FWZ sig GCN, 4' Activities 117 lim SQ EZEGQEQQ Y 3 gn---Q Front Row: Tiffany Hanner, Rosalinda Almanzar, Kristi Smalley, Gera Van Cleave, Hayle Kendrick, Kristi Com, Becky Townsend, JoLynn Hance, Sandy King, Kim Groce, Jammie Jaggars, Genesse Freiman. Second Row: Greg Monday, Rusty Milner, Brad Jones, Michael Kirkland, Dore Brumbaugh, Jennifer Proctor, Maribeth Fish, Tammy Rogers, Eva Mendez, Lore Brumbaugh, Tee Barton, Shane Deel, Bobby Murray, Russell Joy, Taggart Williams. Back Row: Henry Pietrowski, Albert Pearce, Dusty Land, Shawn Fillmon, Grabiel Cerda, Clint Jeffcoat, Clinton Allen, Lee Roy Barron, Jim Dyer Windham, Scott Cooper, Burke Robinson. Above: Rosalinda Almanzar and Shane Deel were honored as highest ranking girl and boy in the eighth grade. Right: Jim Dyer Windham receives diploma from school board member and father, Dyer Windham. 1 18 Eighth Graduates EJ'lILnel.5 Ja.!PEiG3i1,9JQ.mES Al.-1.61. gigs Mis 1 Q l. .3 E A Ji? . F616 fb Jo , 1 A J ' 25 First Row: K. Fox, C. Pruet D. Conley, B. Hatchett, M. Stevenson, M. Collins, T. Kersey, T. Barton. Second Row: J. Walker, B. Owens, M. Hance, J. Williams, M. Odom, T. Voigts, M. Uehling, K. Dean. Third Row: C. Watson, A. Calvo, J. Jaggars, C. Jones, B. Ancell, R. Milner, K. Neinast, B. Foy, M. Cerda, K. Smith, R. Barron. Back Row: H. Hendrick, T. Williams, S. Deel, G. Van Cleave, R. Almanzar, M. Fish, T. Hanner, E. Mendez, K. Com. WWW' I g 5 J .E g g C g' g 5- nf Center Lek: Storytelling: Kandi Pruet, 3rdg Daisy Conley, 3rd. R ff f 7 . . .f : F ,B if Picture Memory: Jo-loo Williams, Kelli Dean, Molly Odom, f J - ' S Tiffany Voigts and Melissa Uehling, 3rd. ' . ' J ' B Janet Walker, mg Bonnie Amen, 3rdg e ang i 'li - ' J J Spelling: Rosalinda Almanzar, lst. Above: V' -V K ff .une :Sl L ' - . Watson, 3rd. Oral Reading: Eva Mendez 3 of .Q A . - . ' 5 g . 3rd, Beth Foy, Sth. Q .ov V 9 I mfefnntw xi 4'. W 4 kbqr' W J . Lej: Ready Writing: Robin Milner, 2nd. Number Sense: Cody lst, Tiffany Hanner, UIL Literary 119 I?EL!!MEQ46LE!Ql1?TD!FEE!!LE2 - t. .Q J . ,agifgfsi S S is iii iE?5r5 Q s 555 J . . 5 2 2 9.2 ' . fe . 1 S.. S-1 me B 3, , ag 5 30x so 1 up 17, 5 A . wg.- . in .W sfo f i M Back Row: T. Barton, C. Odom, G. Cerda, B. Jones, D. Covington, S. Deel, T. Williams, and G. Monday. Second Row: Coach Lowe, R Milner, D. Tennison, B. Parkhill, J. Johnson, L. Morrison, M. Kirkland, and J. Windham. Third Row: R. Manion, R. Joy, B Robinson, J. Cole, A. Maxwell, S. Cooper, S. Fillmon, and C. Jeffcoat. Front Row: D. Patterson, K. Curtis, G. Santos, S. McPherson D. Self, T. Burgess, and S. Campbell. g 3 A 'fi' . or X at . . Q. ,.... it .f f f ...A , , ..... ,,,. . sis . I 'X-W... ---.W ,gk L 19 if ,H E 3 X t .S w . wt .C sf' S' . .. A .A-e ' -fig Q.. IF fr J - I .z., a e X. 120 Jr. High Football 4 fi fQ'Ul.'Q,J Sil?.'!.QQl.N1.Q5'.-2!.Q5,1l6IPS AJLQ JQLLQ 00 eu, Sy,-f K , r Y 7. KK KK KK K ig N 5 A K. - --fm--3 ii. .fi - K' Wx. 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Back R0 Lori Brumbaugh, Eva Mendez, Tiffany Hanner, Mrs. Corn, Hayle Kendrick, Sandy King, Dore Bmmbaugh. Zi is 7, l Front Row: Jim Dyer Windham, Jason Fox, Shawn Fillmon, Danny Self, Shane McPherson, Shawn Campbell, Billy Parkhill. Middle Ro Michael Kirkland, Rusty Milner, Russell Joy, Burke Robinson, Clint Jeffcoat, Andy Maxwell, Russell Manion. Back Row: Tee Barto Grabiel Cerda, Greg Monday, Shane Deel, Taggart Williams, Brad Jones, Clay Odom, Coach Lowe. 122 JH Basketball N R .1- It W? J WALELEEQJIP 'TQLQILQS Amd 'T-EPIPQGJLS 'Q --5 i A- 5 .1 - ,fist C X B .f ix i-L:.A ii -I , 'Lw . '-h- in . .zi . . gh R S - 1 1' Z 41351 - ---- ' Q : ,-'- .Ts.'.'.v:. District Tennis: Kneeling: Tammy Rogers and Kristi Com. Standing: Mary Beth Fish, Eva Mendez, Dore Brumbaugh, and Lore Brumbaugh. lawn 5 District Tennis: Kneeling: Clay Odom, Brad Jones, amd Shawn Fillmon. Standing: Jim Dyer Windham, Shane Deel, Billy Parkhill, and Shawn Campbell. 's xii ii E J sam l in l i BA 620 E District Track: Kneeling: Angela Boyd, Sonya Craven, Tammy Rogers, Jammie Jaggars. Standing: Dore Brumbaugh, Lore Bmmbaugh, Coach Lowe, Tiffany Hanner, and Kristi Com. - 9 - A A l A District Track: Kneeling: Shawn Fillmon, Russell Manion, Burke Robinson, Shane McPherson, Jason Fox, and Shawn Campbell. Standing: Tee Barton, Russell Joy, Gabriel Cerda, Brad Jones, Taggart Williams, Shane Deel, Clay Odom, and Coach Ray Lowe. Junior High Tennis!Track 123 Tr , 5 gi J V is . 1-.1 Q C Second graders receive new annuals. Third graders take a break during recessg Mrs. Diller and class enjoy Halloween festivities. Mrs. Vestal and class show off their Halloween costumes. Christmas gifts are shown by the kindergarten Ca.m.J class. 124 Elementary Activities Q6- unw- 'TT 4-Mr . in '-5. C l f-.f Ns we A W1 Upper Lek: First grade students of Mrs. Kendrick show their acting abilities. Upper Right: Sixth graders sing their hearts out. Center Lek: Odom Scott and Daisy Conley lead their class in songs from England. Above: Fifth graders represent Mexico in the annual Christmas program. Lek: Matt Stephenson, Darby Martin, D'Neal Riney, and Hank Foy dress to match their country, Germany. Christmas Program 125 ., J 7 ua i Rauf Q-1 fv x S' X ' f Wil ' . . ' , ,, 4 1 T ,V L gags? ' Q ' i , . A V ' H ala WWWWVy3WQQQWaV4 M awww aaa tg, ri I a w H A V ? ml liek M fztiet ifi+f'f'f'f'Rr la Qaarffjvaafif 1 ar., .'ya ihvf aa r J , i 5 ' ' 'E' ,,1- - f Au- ' 1' f , Q , W 5 , l at s , as t 1 'f t W -fi ,,!yf1r aaa yfraeiy 'V2 fear 5 i afarf, efvg 5 ,a,y at M t ... ,, . ' ' 6 ' H L 7 ' ,lfi ' . V I fm X ,A Z IV . lm . : ' 'hh' qs 2' 4'Z,. H My -5 ' ' ' , it N J V: f I I M b io The sixth grade hosts their first annual chili cookoff. Jason Benton and Darby Martin are dressed in proper attire for westem day. The Cub Olympics officially get underway. Matthew Meadows is ready to fly in the longjump. Dale Mason edges out Brad Johnson in the 220-meter relay. Michael Fisher competes in the chin-up competition. 126 Elementary Activities Upper Lek: Teachers receiving tenure pins are Evelyn Hughes, 10 yearsg Salli Williams, 10 yearsg Linda Bearden, 5 yearsg Dick Vestal, 25 yearsg and Larry Riney, 5 years. Upper Right: Mrs. Young, Miss Carter, and Mrs. Varner enjoy the Halloween Camival. Middle Lejls Mrs. Mays and Mrs. Kendrick work hard during recess. Above: Dick Vestal receives diamond pin for his 25 years of service at the Baird Schools. Lek: Teachers enjoy annual luncheon. Faculty 127 N N 5 Ga! i'9'1f'9'I!'2i! al A FD Ci! NITE! it Im we-n an It Ge' I ' - 'I' ' 'I' - ,J...a.n.J .l.J.l .l.,.u .a...n-l.: ...a .nf.a...a-a-a.: .l.J.n.a ....4.l.a.J.J natal 3 , , Q Z V , F 1 t + 5 I l , 1 l Cafeteria Stay Mrs. Dorothy Shelnutt, Mrs. Vicky Voigt Maintenance Personnel: Above: Frank and Delores Rodriquez. Center right: Phillip and .Iohnna Rodriguez. Right: E. J. Shorty Bates. School Personnel s, Mrs. Bess Swinson, and Mrs. Doris Havins, Manager. x R, -pf . f Advertising i V ii,, Q Q' UEJEBIE s I COMPLIMENTS OF CITY OF BAIRD Frank Payne, Mayor Tom Windham A. M. Morris Nancy Turnbow Bookkeeper CITY OFFICIALS Billy George Morgan, City Secretary Steven Bowen Leon Chelf C. E. Brandon Peggy Abernathy City Clerk IIRST A I 6 I- AXI Bank of Baird WE BELIEVE BUSINESS GOES WHERE IT IS INVITED AND STAYS WHERE IT IS WELL TREATED Boird, Texos Esroblished in 1885 Member FDIC AI? 5 Z FULL SERVICE BANK BAIRD Owners Bob and Doris Richeson Phone 854-1363 Baird, Texas I-20 84 283 RUSSELL-SURLES ABSTRACT CO. HBSTPHCT ii l?U5SEl.l: 1 Charles Walker 337 Market St. Tom Walker Baird, Texas Lanetha Walker Phone 854-1115 GL EY SAVINGS Member FSLIC To us, people are worth a whole lot more than money. I-20 84 Cherry Lane Phone: 893-5884 Clyde, Texas ROGER'S FOOD STORE 3 T1 - 1' 5 f Roger Corn, ownerg employees-Scott Graham, Rose Fisher, Jean Brooker and Dale Havins SAVE WITH ROSEBUD STAMPS Phone: 854-1390 132 ' Friendly Service ' Full-line Grocery 'Gas 'Full-Service Market 'Fresh 84 Smoked Meats 'Freezer Beef Ccut to orderj 508 West Fourth Baird, Texas PLUMBING 81 HEATING New Construction Remodeling-Repairs ' Water Heaters Sales 81 Service ' Water-Sewer and Cas Lines Installed Baird phone: 854-1945 Clyde phone: 893-5042 CALLOWHILL 228 Callowhill Baird, Texas Compliments of ROBERTSON'S HAMS IAM ES PAUL SHAN KS l-20 South Acfess Road -, H Bard TCXBS Attorney dt law I Phone 854-1569 GROCERIES GAS Phone 854-1666 322 Market Street Baird. Texas 117 East Fourth Baird, Texas 79504 ICE GIL Jim Higgins. Owner CALLAHAN COU NTY FARM ERS' C0-OP ,ff 9, , CU UE Custom Feeding Q 5 5 aw. Field Seed , , , Fertilizers Andre Mendez and Gary Abernathy, employees Veterlnal-lan Suppheg Custom Fertilizer Application: Phone: 854-1360 Steve Beeman, Manager Livestock Feed and Equipmen Illa Mae Varner, Office Manager Baird, Texas GRUMPE'S SPECIALTIES RuBv's BEAUTY , BOUTIQUE f Ruby Abernothy W K Leotis Meodows - - West Third G Peyton Phone 854-180 y Boird, Texos y CALLAHAN COUNTY STAR H. V. 0'Brien, Publisher Lyn Walker, Editor 206 Market Phone: 854-1 1 06 Phone 854-1008 211 Market St. Baird, Texas I 893-4130 Baird, Texas Complete line of office supplies 134 , HARDWICK oiL Attention COMPANY 'o to detail all Abilene Printing ' 81 Stationery tradition I Jon E. Hardwick Since 1882 , PETROLEUM FINA PRODUQTS r Abilenepriming I ' Phone 854-1178 West Highway so L Sc Stationery Co. 218 Cedar!677-2673 Baird, Texas CLYDE INSURANCE ' -' JL AGENCY i Since 1943 ' I INSURANCE ALL TYPES In Business To Serve Your needs jG?g0m0bi'e FUNERAL HOME ' Health and Accident Phone 893-4255 : Egstniiss 105 Oak Street . Bonds Clyde, Texas ' Mobile Homes l26 Oak Street Clyde, Texas Phone 893-4225 R 'zqftff ,ff a. A A I it P 96 'ia . . M, .V I .Wgii , 4 ywyx nf. is Callahan County Courthouse Compliments of CALLAHAN COUNTY OFFICIALS COUNTY JUDGE COUNTY SHERIFF Mack Kniffen Bill Skinner COUNTY ATTORNEY COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR Robert E. McCool Albert Lovell COUNTY CLERK COUNTY TREASURER Darlene Walker Dora Hounshell DISTRICT CLERK JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Cubelle L. Harris Bobby Curtis COUNTY COMMISSIONER Precinct No. 3 F. P. Shackelford CALLAHAN ABSTRACT James Paul Shanks, Owner Robbie Price, Mgr. CALLAHAN-SHACKELFORD COUNTY FARM BUREAU Life - Disability - Auto - Fire HAHA Him 1:1 III' 11 iw If-I w 1- nf Maurice Newton Special Agent Callahan County Office Phone 854- 1044 322 Market Street Phone 854-1592 Home PhOf16 354-1881 Baird, Texas Federal Land Bank Building ' Baird, Texas 79504 I .1 f e DIANE'S DESIGNS oi A s U ' 231fl4 ,x..I ' 1 T9 Q' AL C Csgznicf cs .A HENRY'S TIRE 8: AUTO REPAIR TRUCK AND TRACTOR 24-Hour Road Service Henry Silba S02 Peyton Ph. 854-1897 Baird, Texas Diane Bell 540 Callowhill 854-1882 Baird, TX 79504 MONOGRAMMING 8m CERAMICS 137 Buunoc sim Pnonucrs oo v ' Welded Steel Storage Tanks ' Pressure Tanks ' Transport Tanks ' Steel Storage Tanks for Water or Petroleum products East Interstate 20 Phone 49155893-4459 P. O. Box 569 Clyde, Texas 79510 Compliments of CALLAHAN COUNTY CLINIC Robert P, Harle. DVM Monty Ancinec, DVM , f W! if ffm V y Q? I , . I W 1 j I Julie Cullins, Manager Shirley Sasin 81 Kathy Cross, Owners 309 South First 893-212 Phone: C9159 893-5895 Interstate 20 Clyde, Texas 79510 C lyde, Texas 138 VETERINARY r - f M1011 gf Cmffvllff A ff! fn I 0 . I' .- .. Geared to fe serve you ' ' A,,qA 'L Open 7 days a week Mon.-Sat. 8-6 . ' 'l?.'!.v Sun. 9-4 I' X74 893-2107 .'Q 6 K J I I ' . i x 1' . 4' 'ale A ' f' 5. If ' 0 3 li tj ,F BALLARD'S Professional Quality Service For the Entire Area CLYDE READY MIX Concrete Sand Gravel Rock Septic Tanks Road Materials Tractor Work Call For Fast Service Auro suPPi.Y North Access Rd., Between 301 8: 300 I-20 Hamby Rd. Mile Marker Clyde, TX Clyde The well-known dependable Hawk Construction Pharmacy DISCO C HAWK PORTABLE BUILDINGS South Side I-20 CALLAHAN CLYDE' l Mile East of Clyde PLAZA 1- TEX. Hours: Local- 893-4297 Sa, Aluminum, Steel, Wood. MJ: Abilene - 677-9021 9-5' Endgate Hawk . 9-6130 Senior Citizen's Discount, 30 Day Chg., 20 PCS, Medicaid. Mastercard. Visa . 3 fhfw N X6f1f1ff1' .Dr Nyfuff frwffnfaffy f 2 ' all f i , , '7f1f' llfif' ',' fn' ff 1' K!!! jf Kfyff frfflf ,W DECORATOR'S DREAM The Suburban Decorating Center Custom Drapes, Blinds, Woods Carpet Wallpaper Bedspreads Frank and Shirley Sasin, Owners South First 893-5532 Clyde, Texas 139 HUGHES TIRE COMPANY Lloyd Ray and Evelyn Hughes ll Texaco Gasoline and Petroleum Products Dayton Tires Batteries 743 West Fourth 354-1714 Baird HOWLE'S DISCOUNT PHARMACY AND CONVENIENCE STORE Call the Howle boys for all your prescription and convenience needs. Remember, we are right on the corner, right on the price, and right on your way home. Pharmacy: 893-5809 Store: 893-5647 FM 604 and First Street Clyde, Texas Abilene Pharmacy: 673-4062 ESTES REAL ESTATE JANDER'S AUTO PARTS 8: REPAIR SERVICE PH. 915-893-5619 WHOLESALE 8: RETAIL SALES FREE ESTIMATES RT. 4 BOX 49 CLYDE, TEXAS 79510 QETQM ANIA Tj fviufvdt may DON E. BOLES Representative of Local Chapter 0291 R 4 B 273C 9151893-5236 C d T 79510 672-4051 THE SHOPPE Specializing in Hairstyling Farms ' Homes ' Ranches Stylist-Elaine Hopkins Phone 893-4771 Owner-Wilma Hewett 1 16 Oak Stfget Clyde, Texas Phone 854-1152 244 East Fourn 140 Baird, Texas u-BAR-u sTEAKHousE 1 0566 STEAK mums I 1 3 ,A Open 6 a.m.-9 p.m. S Milli S '11, Highway 80 West 854-1651 Pull Menu Baird, Texas Friday Night Fishfry Specializing in onion rings, Chicken, fries, etc. . . McELROY'S THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP M Carrol Gillit, Owner DRY GOODS AND DRESS SHOP 236 Market Street Phone 854-1696 Baird, Texas Jerry Loper, Owner 229 Market Ph. 854-1687 Baird, Texas 141 ?umana o fs M c n - E D Hospital Abilene Dear Seniors: How far can medicine take you? Anywhere you want to gol ' h a limitless No other field includes suc ' o portunities as does the w variety of career p edical profession. There's room for ne 'sts lab assistants, m doctors, nurses, therapi , ' ' clerical workers, dietary technicians, specialists...and the list goes on. ' ou know about Right now, weld like to let y our facility at Highway 83-84 at Antilley R ad. This extraordinary state-of-the-art ' h s ital, which o facility is a full-service o p offers many different career opportunities Maybe one of them is for you. Think about it. And in the meantime, ur warm congratulations ' r please accept o on your upcoming graduation and ou ' f ture. best wishes for your u Sincerely yours, David M. Collins Executive Director ft WARREN'S MODERN CLEANERS Stephen Warren LORA'S BEAUTY SALON 604 East 10th Street Phone 854-1609 Baird, Texas Owner Phone 854-1291 GRANNY'S HOME COOKING 321 Market Street A Baird, Texas OPEN: 11 A.M.-2 P.M. and 5 P.M.-9 P M OWNERS: Henry 81 Alice S lba 854 2038 615 W. 4th B rd, Tex WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS'! Hmmm if I conserve energy ut electrrc bull' really will save me money on my Q 5 ecoN0Wcs Y 0 Q y ,,,r,ff1ffff AIIE e t START A GOOD HABIT TODAY CONSERVE ENERGY. WEST TEXAS U'l'll.lTlES COMPANY Employer 5 W 'fl' U3 A Member of The Central and South West System 3 r i - FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Baird, Texas Congratulates the Senior Class of Baird High School Jesus Loves You and We Love the Bears Highway 283 North Baird Texas Daniel Moore Pastor Mrs Viva Peek Organlst Kevin Swanson Youth Director Mrs Karen Shelnutt Pianist TEXAC LAMMAB 'lv' EMIL RINGHOFFER, JRHSUB-.IOBBER 339 West First Street Phone 854-1208 Baird, Texas Gas ' Oil ' Grease 144 JYER SPORTS ALLEY Everything You Need for Tennis Plus Designer Clothing Sportswear-Rackets-Shoes-Lessons Professional Stringing 905 Cherry Street Phone 854-1777 Baird, Texas SKIP AND MICHAEL PARKER Dealer for Rawlins Monuments 1 41 East Third Street Phone 1915i 854-1333 Baird, Texas 79504 KELTON FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 625 West Fourth Phone 19151 854-1 093 I X qv J' Q Xia 7 1 J I 'vine '-37152 41 ,- if ' ' F Elaine Stephenson 3 'um og Baird, Texas 79504 'Y 2 2 9 2 L 4 3' so: '-. , .0' VERNA'S VARIETY VERNA BURNS-Owner GOLEY HENRY-Employee 234 Market Street Phone 1915, 854-1346 General Merchandise and Gift Items For All Occasions 145 INTERSTATE EXXON TOLLETT 8. SON ENTERPRISES CONGRATULATIONS AND A TQTT TT,TT TTT T T T 5 1 A BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS I-20 81 Highway 283 Baird Texas 79504 oF1986 Road Service PhoneQ915j 854-1405 fre. ..... ' ksl, A ,,,.,, . . .....,, . ........T..,.... .. ...x, ,...T..., WRQJLEQL' mm lkxl X lkhiix x I-2 at i -A -,,, ,.... E 'mf ,ym - ,,..,, y ,, . wwwn WM, , A ' f , 111 South First Street Clyde, Texas 79510 Groceries-Meats-Produce WE GIVE S 81 H GREEN STAMPS!! 8 5 4 - 1 1 3 146 HARDWICK 6 INSURANCE AGENCY 5 CAR 3. TRUCK I Q WASH CHERRY LANE EXIT AllT flnsuran Ph 85 253' h 80 West Ba1rd,T as I-Z0 COCA-COLA BQTTUNG' COMPANY CALLAHAN ELECTRIC 2074 North First -3232 Ph. 672 Abilene, Texas CITY LU M BER CO. Lumber and Building Materials Builder's Hardware f Glidden Paints F E D E L N D If Member Lumbermen's Association I I O N 0F coLElvlAN C915J 673-5702 1310 Walnut P.O. Box 879 Abilene, TX 76904 ya ' LZKNTDKZXIZK D 81 D FEED 8: SUPPLY, INC. OZ '0 M0'0 Acco Farm 8a Ranch Center 9157676-3302 249 So. llth St. J I h Abilene, Texas 79602 amgfesifignfwef Bill Johnson, Manager Serving Coleman and Callahan Counties I EIN- , 5 309 Market P.O. Box 511 A A Baird 79504 Coleman 76834 Qirfj 9157854-1044 9157625-2165 SHADY OAKS coLE srunlo A GOLF CLUB Family Memberships Available Initial Fee: S 100 Monthly Dues: S20 P.n.G. Photography Baird, Texas Phonef9l5J 854-1757 148 'm '2'h BARBER 8. STYLE sHoP Abilene, Texas 79603 Owner: Glen Gilbreath 1915, 577-5895 V2 West off Oak Street Clyde, Texas 79510 I915I 893-2595 I .1 QQ TCJWN SL CCDUN TRY PON T MC' GMC' INC Q , O BA11-2 ,Tx ff CISCO JUNIOR OLLECE fState-supported academic and vocational education kQuality education where the emphasis is on the individual student ffl-'inancial aid available P'fSeveral locations to best serve you - Cisco, Abilene, Clyde , BQNIOR O Q O o Q 'D I5 QU I m N . Lbiq IN AFD , we 455 I - EEQSCO Teigiff 'bcxglff FOR MORE INFOIGiA'l'ION , WRITE OR CALL: OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS 8 RECORDS 8l7!1+4+2-2567 I TRAIN UP A CHILD IN ill-ilesjg THE WAY HE SHOULD GO: AND WHEN IS IS OLD, HE WILL NOT DEPART was FROM IT. PROVERBS 22 People Who Care H I West Third and Race Street Baird, Texas MUSIC PASTOR YOUTH DIRECTOR Rev. Robert Sutton DIRECTOR Phillip May Barry Morris 4-C TRANSPORT AND DISPOSAL 210 Callowhill Baird, Texas 79504 1915i 854-1 602 OWNERS: SONNY AND JOLYNN COLLINS METAL BUILDINGS SHEFFIELD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY JACK SHEFFIELD 20 81 FM 604 P.O. Box 665 Clyde, Texas 79510 Office I915J 893-2151 Home 1915, 893-2140 HARLE STUDIO Nicki Harle, Instructor Aerobics - Ballet- Tap - Jazz 304 Market Street Baird, Texas Phone 854-1888 151 BIL HARRIS TRANSPORTS I it I Serving Callahan County and the Big Country - Fresh And Salt Water Hauling ' 500 Barrel Mobile Frac Tank - Disposal Wells For Lease Salt Water 1044 west Fifth Phone 354-1326 'Baird, Texas CLYDE FARM 81 RANCH WHERE YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED ' Paymaster 81 Golden Oak Feeds Fertilizer Seed ' Vet. Supplies ' Tack 'Round Bale Feeders Bunk Feeders ' T-Post ' Barb Wire Net Wire ' Hay-Alfalfa Coastal ' Insecticides Lawn 81 Garden Supplies ' Gloves Nuts 81 Bolts ' Paint ' Trampolines VIC COGBURN-OWNER WE GIVE AG DISCOUNTS!!! 19151 893-4275 North 1st 81 Pecan 152 JIM'S SHELL SERVICE BULLDOG FEED 81 L1 Keep In Mind The Shell Sign - We Keep You In Tune With The Roc . OWNER Baird M2354-1639 H JIM MCKEE-Owner SUPPLY 100 Hunt Street Clyde, Texas 79510 Office 915-893-4068 Home 915-893-2462 RONNIE AND BRENDA DELCOMYN Owners TYLER OILFIELD ELECTRIC Clyde, Texas Motors - . if: 4 New - IQLFXX' Used Rebuilt Office 915-e893-2176 I-20 at Hays Rd. Controls Timing Level Compressor Nights 84 Weekends Gary Tyler 9l5f698-2058 VISIONS W in fashionable ladies apparel BECKY PRUET iOwnerl 438 River Oaks Village Abilene, Texas 79605 i915l 698-7200 l53 YOUNG-MANION, INC. INSURANCE 344 Market Street Baird, Texas YOUR fulrprnlrnl Ingram AGENT 'SIIVOI YOU UUII' O Felix Manion No toll call from Abilene, Clyde, Moran, Putnam, Fort Davis Phone 854-1596 Baird, Texas Dial operator, ask for Enterprise 2920 IVIACK'S AUTO REPAIR COMPLETE FINISHING TOUCH ,,,,T0,,,,,T,,,E BECKY PRUET, OWNER 205 MARKET STREET BAIRD, TEXAS PHONE 1915! 854-1 455 REPAIR I-20 South Access Clyde, Texas Phone 1915! 893-5742 LARRY'S PIZZA EXPRESS ALL YOU CAN EAT SPECIALS!!! LARRY CARPENTER-Owner 401 Hunt Street Clyde, Texas Phone 19151 893-5522 NEAL DRUG Reliable prescriptions and gifts of all kinds Ike M. Neal, Owner Phone C8175 725-6424 Cross Plains, Texas The GRANDCHILDREN of Ike and Penny Neal are Jeremy Riney Edward D. Bradford, D'NeaI Riney, Zachary Riney, Ferrah and Velnssa Dean Bradford. SUP X. WE HAVE A COMPLETE STORE FOR YOUR SHOPPING NEEDS Bakery-Fresh Bread, Cakes Deli-Hot Lunches Produce-Fresh Meat Department-Grade A Grocery-Wide Variety STORE HOURS Monday through Sunday 7:00 A.M.-12:00 A.M. Phone No. 893-4206 Clay Bush, Manager Clyde Store PARKER FLORIST New Teleflora Worldwide Flower Delivery Call 893-5138 JOHNSON THE '86 IMPLEMENT CO. YEARBOOK STAFF ccao so- g Q9 ys2 226 g 625230 1 1 f gl 'flivk . -Z7 Egwmfmfwm 7 fQXi Q.:g?'3CQE1,g7Q J KQLAJLXIJJPQM W -fnefwsizyiglj 6853 E' , K J ji? STO E W 99223 Y Wx C522 C F E C3 to 225 ie WGS G WW gg jaw, . 3 KK 2 S ma eww gow, WE M ow, QE ' 'gg' i MQMCQ ,- JL OVH-MOI ggygff- 0 Q? 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