Canadian High School - Beargrass Yearbook (Canadian, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1979 volume:

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'mv'--'--dana--q.......,..,,,,,, -'.Jm3 t t, ,i f E A I is I .,,. .. I.,. ,. '35 ifwb I fi 52 Ang gvxr 1 - H H 5 , ,, u t, O Our team tighting hard to win the game. Sure, we are going to win the game tonight! States Kim Morrow THE EXPRESSIONS ON PEOPLE'S FACES REFLECT THEIR INTER THOUGHTS BY THESE EXPRESSIONS WE LEARN HOW TO 50, C ' - LIVE AND LEARN VVITH OTHERS. S . . . heerleaders getting ready to lead yells Sock'em! Rock'em! Sock'em! The art of cheerleadin g... Gif?-., - fz' H 1 EVERY PERSON HAS A SPECIFIC DUTY SOME TEACH, OTHERS LEARN WHAT EVER WE oo WE COLOR SOMEONES WORLD Scholars of the dayf7'7? What's that Coach? I-., . . ... . f,,,-,:,..l1.f35 ' Middle School Roundup. . . Getling football programs ready for the Friday night game 01.1 Go! Figm! vvinl l 5 vi:-xy , Michael Walser awarded grant cham- pion swine trophy PEOPLE HAVE INDIVIDUAL TALENTS. . . SOME WORKING WITH ANIMALS, OTHERS ATHLETICS, SOME LEADING CHEERS, OTHERS SPEOTATORS REG ARDLESS OF WHAT YOU DO YOU ARE INFLUENOING SOMEONE. ebb 8 lambs at the Canadian Livestock Show Jan King showing her light spot that won the reserve breed Shawn McDaniel showing his Hampshire that won first place 4 0 ,v ,. 3 T! sl E Q Z I z ! 3 E3 -, ! 5 1 A ,4 5 1 X 1 Y ' v i 1 2 3 l . 1 , 1 1 1 I ' 1 41 N - 1 A I i a 1 1 E 3 1 4 v k 1 r w A f Q x WE MEET MANY COLORFUL PEOPLE ALONG LIFE'S WAY AND THEY COLOR OUR THOUGHTS AND IDEAS. , , se -.1 ' . ' 4 Ax g ew 1 inf.. , ig 5 H ,E ,W E xx I 1 2 . s 1978 Varsity Football team Manager Ricky Don Williams, M46 Pete Cooper, M83 Donnie Rex, 320 Terrel Hardin, it 11 Bear Schafer, 365 Donnie Campbell, rt22 Bobby Cooper, 1115 Dale Schafer, Managers Jeff Lay 8. Johnnie Goh, 360 Dean Smith, 41535 Chris Dickens, 325 Scott Hines, 344 Ray Lee Price, 11266 Flandy Schmidt, 382 David Hendershot, 1151 Ronnie Hill, 463 Glenn Thompson, 4172 Billy Campbell, 1180 Terry Wright, 4174 Jason DeLeon, 181 Eddie Johnson, M55 Lonnie Calty, M61 David Abernethy, 385 Mark McMorrough, 4140 Lee Chumbly, 11271 Randy Bower- man. 1978 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept. 9 Us 7 Sept. 15 Us 7 Phillips 6 Stinnett 10 Sept. 22 Us 6 Panhandle 13 Sept. 29 Us 0 Gruver 34 Oct. 13 Open Oct. 20 Us 21 Boys Ranch 20 oct. 27 Us 28 River Road o Qg,3gQgf1HQ55fgjQv 553223 Nov. 3 Us 15 Spearman 18 Watson, 8. Willingham NOV' 10 Us 12 Daman 0 WILDCATS ALL THE WAY! Nov. 17 Us 0 Perryton 39 I E 2 s erry If if Dale Schafer Scott Hines David Abernethy Lee Chumbley Chris Dickens Lee Price QQ!! 'ff Lonnie Calfy Ronnie Hill Dean Smith Donnie Campbell Glen Thompson Randy Schmidt Bowerman Jason DeLeon Eddie Johnson David Hendershot Mark McMorrough Donnie Rex JUN: R VARSWY if T ALL EEAAQPLAEKERS Fon THE 191' SEASON 366 Mike Rollins 1171 Mike Mntchell 3533 Kelth Mclirlyre 1155 Paul Mnlburn ll i Q i ' .H 'Qm' me t62'l 9llVYs fl 'e' 381 Van '551O OW 9 9 ,7 l 5 Qi eeee .1. 'xxf W4': 2 Q QW wil 39 Q -3551919 Y X we X H ,K :area isigfilzmf-wells ,ms at .1 E' ' .L JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE W fem my f Qepwf 14 o ygeanom ept 285249 Spearman 1 we o Daman, lxii ffljerryteggg ll Oc. 19 16 Oc . 261 Road Nov, b , 4- 934 2,DaI Qart ,f', .. 45 vecfsffssatsgxwsiZWWFS: 4 .. . , . ,,,W,..,,W,.,,. l ,gem A4-g1MQ,.f1,ggs9:1'semis ff , iw :H ee,L Wildcat J.V. Football Team 1978-1979 16 I' I' w 1 K 2 e I r I T , ,, y ' 4 y , 9-'il -' ' '-'- -I 'L 'L 15 T fi- 1 753' , K' I ,J - - -,.' J + 1 J H ,Q 'li l ZIV Q-ei 5 it' -, ' '- ' 1: -J 2' -Qfwi i'fiESEQi'1i3 2-1' --zi 1. 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Wa ff 2,1 ima if adm WW gif: V fl as 3 J :ww 1 if .WV , H5917 if sf ,zwsxfif a Qlfffo ,, , Wwffg W There's the ball! But that can't be cause I thought I had it! Fresh. Sherri Sansing and Bobby Cooper Soph. Jan and Keith MaEntire Jr, Teresa Morehead and Flay Lee Price Sr. Tina Buckley and Lee Chumbley Football Queen and Court The C.H.S. Queen and Court is elected by the Canadian High School Football teams. They elect a girl that they think wlllbest represent their class. There are five girls, one girl from the Freshman on through the Senior. They elect two Seniors, one that will become the Queen and one as a princess. The girls appear at the homecoming football game and are escorted by their escorts onto the field. T if 1 w t 4 l H! Queen Karen Dewitt and David Aberenethy , Cat's Pride l. Officers. President Dana Bell Treasurer Laurie Mathers and Marcee Cole ' Sherri Sansing Freshman Rep. Mary Pickent Sr. Rep. Terri Cook Jr. Rep, Sharron McDaniel Soph. Rep. Stephani Scroggins Jr. Rep. 2. Top left to bottom, Paula McCabe, Sharron McDaniel, Sherrie Burress, Tonia Atkins, Denise Jor- dan, Lori Hutchenson, Sandra Schafer, Brenda Mitc- hell, Deana Rogers, Janae Schafer, lma Munson, Ruth Ann Hickman, Christy Rogers, Sherri Sansing, Maroee Cole 3. Top left to bottom, Robin Mitchell, Tina Buckley, Shelia Burress, Jan King, Regina Scarbrough, Deana Moore, Dea Stinely, Dana Bell, Melinda Mathers, Nancy Rader, Shelia Hunt, Connie Walser, Tammie Joslyn, , Janice Longhofer. 4. Top left to bottom, Beth Guidry, Angela Abernathy, Beverly Autry, Rhonda Christopher, Shelia Wright, Lisa Manns, Dana Bruce, Sondra Bell, Laurie Mathers, Tonia McLanahan, Sherri Scottie, Melinda Varnell, Dar- cee Albin, Lillian Thompson, Vickie DeWitt, Irene Borst Cat's Pride was organized in the fall of 1978 to promote a sense of pride in Canadian High School, dealing mainly with support of the athletic organizations, and to promote more interest in school activities. Cat's Pride members help High School Cheerleaders with posters and banners, attend all home athletic events, and two out of town events per season, and hold an annual appreciation dance in the spring for Canadian High School. 3rd Grou 4th Group 23 TOP: Cindy Waterfield Kim McMorrough Teresa More- head Alicia Hobdy Kim Morrow Melanie Baggett Karen DeWitt' Cheerleaders '78 '79 M DeWitt Head Sr. 79 Kim Morrow Sr. 80 Cindy Waterheld Sr 80 I 8 i Alicia Hobdy Sr. '80 Kim Sr 80 Teresa Morehead Sr BO Melanie Baggett Sr. 80 Taylor, Sgnovan, Schaferfplay CHEERLEADERW, rs ,,,..n,,, , Julie Pollard seventh grader Stephanie Bartlett eighth grader CANADIAN MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS ARE ELECTED BY THEIR CLASSMATES TO LEAD THE CHEERS AT PEP RALLIES, AND AT GAMES IN TOWN AND OUT OF TOWN. The Cheerleaders make posters for each of the games the team plays and generate school spirit and enthusiasm for their school and team. Two girls from the seventh and eighth grade classes are elected to serve. CHEERLEADERS 78-79 E 3 E Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule ,, .,,. i i me ..,. 1 v New K , ,, wf 1 as . 0 ssis , . 1 if .- 5 Pi E as E T :jj-,-N ,V ,QT g i s isles' 1 Q, As s .., , . , has.. if S I, !:.'-:Cin Qriigi- lii iiz,-ifsitfi ' 'i 1 . '5 s.:zssZi- Q. N iw ,F Q X .N xx xx 1 if 313 2 xmfiww 3 r aw ,L 1 X5 ia 1 1 Q, 1 X ,W a, s o r gg S 1 xv! Q 1 'QW -1 is 1155 .5 X w b ,digs 1 N X N fx 5?-N 5 P-asp 0. E Q N. ,B N x X E fs ik X , , 1- we - r , ., Mg .51 40 1 .fig X, ggifisf q w. .. me 11 s i .73 f r, 5 3135.5 . lm! , L qw, ., fi ww? 511155 1 15,11 ' :favs . 'mm i sf , 1 swf ,Q Sig .EK.: x: si il N is as was ' . QP M sq,-, .midi .Y . We .,s, W.. I A 55 Sandra Schafer, 11 Dea Slinle, 31 Sherri Davis, 25 Cindy Waterfield, 51 Teresa Morehead, Z Melanie Baggelt, 45 Tracy Wilson, 15 Lydia Reeves, 23 Alicia Hobdy, 35 Donna Bruce, and Coac Kirkland. 1 I S x S ffl 5 7 -- M V ,we r sig 3 2 - 5 k 515 xii -. .1 , 155-59: W gi Vii - Ji. :R . g A iiifs-'fr I,55 ., E f ifxk ff ' 5 . scrr s r K die. 1 ref 5 - ilr oadf iiy.' Q yr 1 - .-'- 111- r,. ' - 532: r,,r , - t ,rr--. -','. Sf. , s m 5 srsirss ff I 1 rssr P3 ya iyi .ad... 1 rrcr H42 QE, . , ,,.-, wg. .f Wfk-f -f,,f ., r,ggf.g,..11.- ,f - i , ssqj 39 A I ',b' 'W do Q if Lif QQ iii exv.s:wi:s.s,:.i: K tix ' sifllfffif , X 28 ffl ,..i Alicia sinks another basket for the WILDCATS against Childress. ,di CANADIAN WILDCAT BOYS Q S ? E l l Coach Dye-ss, Bear Schafer, Randy Bowerman, Micah Lewis, Don lshmeal, Eddie Johnson, Dale Schafer, Mark McMorrough, Pete Cooper, and Cra Young. VARSITY BASKETBALL N., s The Wildcats were really FIRED up at the Wildcat Tournament so I ! K Q Micah Lewis, 11 Jr. Craig Young, 31 Soph. Mark McMorrough, 41 Sr. HEY, Mark looks like you finally touched the net. Bear Schafer, 23 Soph. Don Ishmael, 35 Jr Terrell Hardin, 13 Jr. Dale Schafer, 15 Sr. Eddie Johnson, 33 Sr. Handy Bowerman, 25 Sr. 31 J.V. Girls Basketball 'ilfilil A W..,,,, W ,,W,, f W 4 M , iimmja ' ' . fx v Jan King, Christy Rogers, Shelia Burress, 1 Tonla McLanahan, 22 Paula McCabe, 13 Sondra Bell, 35 Leda Scarbrough, 11 Kerri Coward, 45 She Schael, 43 Beverly Autry, 21 Melinda Mathers, 41 Kathy Wilson, 31 Tonya Boyd, 25 Lauri Mathers, Brenda Mitchell, 33 Sheba Davis. gThem 4 33 L. V X31 9 as 1 we 26 1 0 22 Q1 9 Come on, come on ball go in . . 1 J.V. Boys Basketball ',f, 30 33 ,,,, ,46 Q 54 5 Liorfeit 2 31 ST L,,.,,,.,,,. . ,,k,,, 5 ,:f.,f,1,,,,1, 35, i,.1i , , 45 '-S1 J 3 i j 52 1 1 lf 1 04 If , ' sv fm ff WW?Cl Deaf QIQEQDGOH PHfY'?5F! d'? '4 ' f K' :,, :fi 8? 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'jing 1 5, qua f 1 M we 1 , 1? 4,9 5 V , fk K,'fk h'k' f ff , ,,-.,,,1,,, ,,,JL,,. ,.L,n.,,,, Aa 2 I I Cindy Barnett, 25 Flhonda Christopher, Tammy Joslyn, 43 Shelia Wright, 35 Janae Schafer, 31 Connie Walser, 41 Sherrie Sansing, 55 Susan Flamp, 2 Angela Abernethy, 3 Kayla McEntire, Laurye Boyett, Lillian Thompson, Beth Guidry, 51 Tonya Adkins, Sherri Cecottie, 21 Irene Borst, 5 Janice Loi ghofer, 15 Denise Jordon, 1 1 Marcee Cole. 1978-1979 FBESI-IMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE US THEM US THEM US THEM 19 Pampa 13 41 Stinnett 49 30 Stinnett 25 40 Panhandle 44 38 Bushland 27 23 Panhandle 30 43 Perryton 35 41 Canyon 57 24 Sanford-Fritch 23 28 Stinnett 16 36 Sanford-Frltch 36 37 Perryton 26 FR ESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAMS 5 I 12 Greg Pollard, 30 Mike Thompson, 10 Tim Hardin, 54 Mike Cook, 34 Todd Young, 42 Bobby Cooper, 44 Kenny McPherson, 32 Lee Young, 52 Da Holman, 24 Keith Schoenhals, 14 Ink Schafer, 20 Jerry Jamison, 22 Monty Burch, 1978-1979 FFIESHMAN BOYS SCHEDULE US THEM US THEM US THEM 29 Perryton 34 39 Sanford-Fritch 47 37 Stinnett 26 aci Osborne, 35 Deon Graves, 24 Amy Hobdy, 25 Betsy Rader, 31 Nena Barber, 30 Marilyn Burress, 45 Ruth Bushman, 32 Sabrina Daniels, 43 Kecia artin, COACH LARRY WATSON, 51 Stacy Wright, 13 Phyllis Harvey, 20 Kara Goff, Tracey Coward, 24 Stephanie Bartlett, Margie Kock, Jo Lynn right, 55 Dina Quintana, 33 Revis Ann Massey, 41 Tammy Schaef, 12 Ricki Boone, 44 Tina Davis, 40 Suzette Cooper, 21 Mary Alice Parnell, 10 Sherry nold, 22 Lisa Royd, 23 Vickey Thomas US 1 1 Darrouzetl 26 Panhandle 27 Kelton H3 Follett 1978-1979 Sth GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEJLE THEM US THEM us 38 QQSPF . 24 5 ' Dalhart THEAS ' inch 36 26 Stinnett 14 ll Serial 17 2 30 15 VY 17 13 Perwton 12 rstin South, 33 Bobby Kenyon, 21 Jimmy Anderson, 22 Darren Morris, 34 Dalyen Hash, 31 Harper Johnson, COACH BRAD WILLINGHAM, 40 Clinton es, 32 Ray Miller, 24 Ross Cates, 14 Shawn McDaniel, 13 Jim Pryor, 50 Tracy Scroggins, 23 Stephen Byard, 20 John Albin, 15 Kip Francis, 10 Guy rrow, 12 Danny Johnson, 30 Tim DeWitt, 25 Tony Lloyd. US 23 24 33 Kelton Miami McLean 1978-1979 8th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THEM US THEM 40 20 Perryton 37 31 39 Sanford-Fritch 20 13 28 Stinnett 21 35 20 Panhandle 18 3 S 9 3 36 22 1 1 Q t S 3 2 53 LeAnn Graham, 32 Tisha Wagner, 31 Gayla Dunn, 21 Beth Ramp, 34 Courtney Krehbiel, 33 Shannon Fitzgerald, 40 Jonilyn Wilson, 43 K Childress, 41 Donna Barber, 44 Brenda Sutry, 30 Trisha Stock, COACH LARRY WATSON, 4 Tinker Kirkhart, 10 Elizabeth Jordan, 3 Susan Swires 20 Dana Hayden, 24 Kelly Schoenhals, 14 Cindy Thomason, 22 Regina Cano, 23 Regina Byard, 12 Julie Pollard, 13 Leah Ann Wofford. 1 1978-1979 7th GRADE GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE THEM US THEM US THEM Panhandle 30 27 Sanford-Fritch 37 17 Panhandle 28 McLean 15 21 Sunray 26 19 Perryton 11 Perryton 22 30 Stinnett 13 27 Stinnett 8 l i 3 E Sword Ken Urschel 15 Scott Spoon 23 Bill Ptannenstiel 20 Scott Cole 12 Ricky Rogers 1978 1979 7th Grade Boys Basketball Schedule THEM THEM Perryton Gruver Sanford-Fritch 18 20 Stinnett H 22 20 Perryton 24 18 Panhandle 32 l A 1 Ww....s 35 Joe Hays, 24 Larry Longhoter, 10 Glen-Woodside, 43 Jerry Collier, 11 Sha-nnon Prater, 14 Charles Wright, 22 Ed Hedgecoke, Darn! US US 14 30 30 32 l- Flicki Boone practicing hurdles for the Canadian Middle School Track Meet. 1979 i VARSITY BOYS TRACK Coach Fred Boone, Dana Eubanks, Henry Young, Pete Cooper, Bear Schafer, Lee Young, Ray Lee Price, Lee Chumbley and Greg Pollard. Varsity Boys Track Schedule March 9 and 10 Panhandle March 17 Miami March 24 Spearman March 31 Canadian ' April 6 and 7 Amarillo April 12 Stinnett April 17 and 18 District QQ Boys Ranch District Team Totals 1. Boys Ranch 140 2. Perryton 116 3. Dalhart 102 4. Spearman 76 . 5. River Road 36 Canadian 6th with 24 in District 7 Sprint Relay: Ray Lee Price, Terrel Hardin, Henry Young, and Lee Chumbley Terrel Hardin, 1st in Pole Vault. Mile Relay: Ray Lee Price, Pete Cooper, Henry Young, and Lee Chumbley 38 Regional Quali1ier5th Q Regional. I 1 l 1 a 5 4 1 979 Varsity Girls Track ach Jimmy Kirkland, Sherri Sansing, Laurye Boyett, Teresa Morehead, Tracy Wilson, Beverly Autry, Lydia Reeves, Lil n Thompson, Angela Abernethy, Beth Guidry, Sheri Davis, Alicia Hobdy, Kayla Mclntire, Sandra Schafer, Sheba Davis, nya McLanhan, Marcee Cole, and Denise Jorden. le Relay: Alicia Hobdy, Kayla McEntire, Teresa Morehead, Tracy Wilson. Reg. Qualifier Triple mp Teresa Morehead 35'8 5th place in Regional Track O Relay: Lydia Reeves, Marcee Cole, Teresa Morehead, Tracy Wilson. Reg. Qualifier Placed i Q Regional. Time 1147.5 SCHEDULE District Team Totals March 3 Stinnett Perryton - 172 March 16 Sunray Canadian - 135 March 17 Miami Spearman - 127 March 24 Perryton Dalhart - 71 March 31 Canadian River Road - 4 April 3 District 1-AA April 12 Regional at Dalhart Sheba Davis, 1st in Dist. in the Mile Regional Qualmef. 13th CQ Regional. Time 6:15.0 2 1 B T 5 l 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Q I 5 81h Grade Boys Track Jessie Ochoa, Ross Cates, Darren Morris, Ray Miller, Shane Hutcheson, Harper Johnson, Coach Willinghan Ru ' Da 8th Grade Boys Tra Schedule March 9 Gruver March 10 Panhandl March 17 Dalhart March 23 Spearman March 30 Canadian River Road 129 pts Dalhart 1 15 Perryton 95 Boys Ranch 92 Spearman 33 Canadian 17 8th Grade Girls Tr March 23 Spearman March 30 Canadian April 2 District C12 Da Spearman 2225 M p Perryton 104 215 pts Canadian 88 River Road 58 Dalhan 31 k ea ' .a ' . ule l March 16 Lefors ' ' ' lh 1. U ' . 40 ben Hayden, Jimmy Anderson, John Albin, Khoa Bui, Bobby Kenyon, Steven Byard, Derek Cooper, Guy Morrow, Eddie Abraharr rid Morgan. 1 1 E CI tDlst l k Sched 3C 5 1 art s at Dis! at Dist S l 1 E ei Z 5 5 1 Bih Grade Girls Track. Deon Graves, Betsy Rader, Marilyn Burress, Nena Barber, Lisa Boyd, Suzene Cooper, Ru' Bushman, Mary Alice Parnell, Tammie Schaei, and Ricki Boone 1 l fl larry Longholer Glen Woodsude Suuannon Prater John Klune John Bushman COACH WILLINGHAM Rucky Rogers Zevun Heusel Tru an Reed Jummy Hoobler Scotty Cole Salem Abraham Ken Autman Scott Spoon Ken Urschel Bully Phannestuel Bully Boyd Charles rught 7th Grade Boys Track Schedule March 9 Gruver March 10 Panhandle March 17 Dalhart March 23 Spearman March 30 Canaduan 1st un Dust Dalhart 165 pts 2nd un Dust Spearman 110 pts 3rd un Dust Ruver Road 107'z 4th un Dust Perryton 59 pts 5th un Dust Boys Ranch 35 pts 6th un Dust Canaduan 17V2 pts 7th Grade Gurls Track Schedule March 23 Spearman March 30 Canaduan Aprul 2 Dustruct CQ Dalhart 1st un Dust Dalhart 143 V2 pts 2nd un Dust Perryton 140 pts 3rd un Dust Spearman 115 pts 4th un Dust Ruver Road 59 pts 5th un Dust Canaduan 51 V2 pts renda Autry Tracy McElroy Kayla Dunn Beth Ramp Kesua Wagner Sheryl Swart Trusha Stock Kelly Schoen als Julue Pollard Luz Jordan Cundy Thomasson TunkerKurkhart Reguna Cano 41 1 uv 1 u u ' .'. ' - u u u u u u 1 u u .,. u ' ' . l , u u u tu 1 u u u 1 u u Varsity Boys Golf Team Back row, Coach Hargrove Barry Stepenson Chris Taylor Eddie Johnson Dale Schafer Mark McMorrough Front row, Brad Stock Tim Hardin Jimmy Jamison Terry Harmin John Goff VARSITY Lisa Reid Jan King ' :ji ,fn , fy ,fp A ,,7 ,', I sf' i FRUSTRATION!!! Wish I had that Swing in MY yard. B w 1 - Paula McCabe, Vickie Thommason, Jan King, Laura Bartlett, back row - Coach Hargrove, Laurie Mathers, ierri Schaef, Susan Ramp, Mary Pickens, Lisa Reid. li X ,,,f 5 I ,- iii cb ,, is ami, K M 21 ig? 1 9 f X J, A01 X vi ujf D ll! Tonya Adkins and Janae Schafer were the first place winners in the Freshman division in doubles at the district tennis meet April 6, 1979. In the first two matches they won 6-O, 6-0 both matches. The third match they won 6-1, 6-3. The varsity boy's tennis team didn't place in district but had some really tough teams to play against. All three boys drew byes their first round and lost their second at district. At the Perryton and Canadian meets, the boys had tough luck and couldn't put it all together for a victory. At the Amarillo meet Chris Dickens made it to his third round and lost. The varsity girls tennis team really got with it at the district meet and got first place over Spearman which even made Coach Watson smile for once. Donna Bruce and Cindy Waterfield took the first place medals and got to go to regionals. At region- als, they got to the 3rd round and lost. Deana Rogers and Darcee Albin took third place at district in dou- bles. Christy Rogers won third place at district in sin- gles, and Brenda Pickens was trailing close behind but did not place in district. At the Perryton meet Deana Rogers and Darcee Albin got first place in the B division and Donna Bruce and Cindy Waterfield got first place in the A division. The other team members did not place. At the Canadian meet Donna and Cindy got first place. Everyone else was defeated. The Amarillo meet is the biggest the team travels to for the year. There are people from all over Texas to compete with. Everyone had a bad day but Deana Rogers and Darcee Albin who really got with it and got all the way to the semi-finals. lf they WOULD have won, they would -have at least taken 2nd place but were defeated by two girls from downstate who won state. Just about every team member was there to watch them play. The varsity girls had a pretty good year this year. 44 bles. Boy's Varsity Chris Dickens - singles, Bruce Waterfield and Randy Bowerman 5 is S Girl's Varsity Deana Rogers, Brenda Pickens, Christy Rogers, Darcee Albin, Donni Bruce, Cindy Waterfield. Junior Varsity - Dana Bruce, Sharron McDaniel, Sherry Reece, Vickie DeWitt, Sheila Burress, Janae Schafer, Connie Walser, Tonya Ad Brenda Donna Bruce Cindy Waterfield Deana Rogers Darcee Albin Handy Bowerman - doubles -doubles grade Ten ms Division I Boys singles - ist place - Meek from Spearman defeated Gresselt from Spearman for 1st place C6-1, 6-23. Tony Lloyd from Canadian defeated David Murray CCanadian3 for 3rd place C6-3, 6-23, in district meet. Boys Doubles - 1st place went to Dona- hue and Pearson from Spearman defeat- ing Reynolds and Miller from River Road C6-3, 6-13. Kip Francis and Shawn McDaniel defeated Ivey and McLain from Spearman C6-3, 6-23 for 3rd place title. Division I Girls - 1st Crawford CSp3 defeated Tyna Davis C6-3, 6-43. Revis Ann Massey def. Berdett CRR3 C6-03 sin- gles. GIRLS DOUBLES - 1st Amy Hobdy - Kecia Martin CC3 def. Myers- Davis CSp3 C6-33 C6-43 3rd Davis-Doley tSp3 def. Phyllis Harvey-Vikcy Thomas QC3 C6-3, 46-23. E r 5 Coach Watson - Kecia Martin, Karri Goff, Phyllis Harvey, Tracye Coward, Carlene Spruell, Stephanie Ba lett, Jolynn Wright, Vickey Thomas. Coach Watson - Mark Barber, Daylin Hash, Shawn McDaniel, Tony Lloyd, Tracy Scrogglns, Tim DeWitt, Kip Francis, David Murray, Ji 46 Pryor, Clill Burchfield. CC3 Canadian, CSp3 Spearman, CRR3 River Road l' ch Watson - Doyle Warren, Jerry Collier, Kevin Howe, Joe Hayes, Ed Hedgecoke, Andy y, David Wayne, Chad Broussard. th grade Ten nis DIVISION Il 1st Tim DeWitt CCJ def. Ed. Hedgecoke CCD C6-19,16-OJ Doubles lst Jim Pryor - Cliff Burchfield CCD defeated Jerry Collier- Joe Hayes CCD C6-4X6-15 3rd Dalan Hash - Justin Swires ICD defeated Tarbett - McNabb CRRJ C6-4X6-43 DIVISION II GIRLS Singles lst Courtney Krehbiel QCD defeated Shannon Fitzgerald CCD C6-2X6-35 Doubles Ist Stephanie Bartlett- Kari Goff CCD defeated Friemel - Odegaard KSPJ 16-3911- 6X5-45 CCD Canadian, CSpJ Spearman, CRRJ River Road Each Watson - Karen Garrison, Courtney Krehbiel, Shannon Fitzgerald, Jonilynn Wilson, Donna Barber, Dana Hayden, Leah Waf- ,Susan Swires, Regina Byrd. ups Sherrl my wmv-fmvw, Da e Schafer best all Davls and Eddie Johnson Micah Lew s outstandmg basketba a ElfO U Dee Stenlely best basketball player Allcla Hobdy best all around t ' i ' ll pl yer. l . ,,l, ., .ffff - ,ti f l I - nd. ' I l I 1 l l l ,l 'I Athletic Banquet 7855 79N The High School Athletic Banquet and dance is an annual event to every athleteg sports range football in the fall, basketball in the winter, track, tennis in the spring. Many awards are given out to outstanding athletes throughout the year. Awards are for every sport. The speaker this year was Paul Anderson, The WorId's Strongest Man. l-le was a very good speaker and everyone enjoyed him. After the banquet, there was a dance. Everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. Now wo 1 'E ii ii i fTI Q s Q 1 uld I doa thing like that!! 5 i- Coach Watson chowing down, again! KITTEN COUNTRY 78-79 i K I T e T E N Hobdy! In line T said the food wa great! Now wait a minute before taking that! i 1 4 3 3 9 Q G 1 i 1 .1 a r i in a i y aaia -or WH ifrzi .M g i 50 Hey man wha ' in your potato, itis green and crawling! Don't take that picture, you did!! a football, basketball many parts are edible!! Speaker: Mr. Donald Reeves nald Reeves, professional football player for the Chi- go Bears was the guest speaker for the evening. nald grew up in Wheeler, Texas and played football he Wheeler Mustangs. n their take off. 747 to the rescue! xi -2 K 'iii J .. f, 1 K .. Caught in the middle again I see! Billy shame on you Paula Humphrys, Traci Cates, Kelly Butler, Teresa Collins, Karen Copple, Rhonda Cooper, Tammie Joslyn, Annette Flex, Jana Winchell, P Stephen' ' Ann Hickman, Janis Longhoofer, Sheila Hunt, Dorothy Collins, Donitta Mackey, Teri Seamster, Ruby Taco, Twyla Scarbroug and L2 ,..-s Coach Bill Cross has been coaching the P E kids for nine years lt is a state requirement that all public school students be allowed to participate in various sports to help them develop physically as well as academically Lets go gang' Are you sure that you want to play ball, without a ball? want to race one more time for the best? l'lI et it, no I ot it! Do you want to e e game'? And it's a home run! OOPS wrong game. 9 Q mag 2 , E. az O me s 5 r 1 Oh no! It got me after all! 7th grade P.E. E' 1 s E The P.E. for the Grade School is a very fun and exciting thing for the kids. It involves them in many ol the sports. The obstacle course has always been one of the favorites. Run! Jump! and Climb! Sharing is always a good habit to learn. i Q Q E i They get all the fun of playing together as well as learning how to get along wi the other children. S ? ii E 1 Q f ll Q. 2 i E The facial expressions of the children could light up anyone's day, just K watching them enjoy themselves. S in -K' W Annie Over! is the thought of any spectator watching this. L...1 BEARGRASS STAFF 1978 79 Lorl Hutcheson Christy Rogers Sharron McDanueI Mary Pickens Pete Cooper Paula McCabe Watch her work why don t you' You mean I m stall not through' Beargrass Staff Beargrass Staff 78-79 Vol 5 NO, 176 Canadian High School May 22, 1979 S E E S s Z E Co-Editors shes I .352 . I, The Gang: Terry, Mark, Kim, Melinda, Tina, Mrs. CAT'S TALE STAFF Donna Morehead Robin Mitchell Reporiers Karen DeWitt Tina Buckley Lisa Rhea Melinda Mathers Mark McMorrough Kim Morrow Terri Cook Bruce Waterfield Advisor Lea Gufiey Published bi weekly by Canadian High School, 800 Hill- i l L, side Canadian, Texas 79014. Subscription rate -- 54,50 58 , Robbin, Karen, Lisa, and Donna Mark to Kim, Now will you please explain your explanation. i 4 ' , L 2 fri X i 52 E s', 5 I sk QW if r u Seek inner -Tina Buckley and Karen DeWitt 2 ferr r' 'S ' r IM 1 F- S S, Advisor Lea Guffey training the staff. i n Donna and Robin need each other as co-editors ofthe Cafe Tale 'R ml' ix ts FHA Dinner Kayla McEntire, Cindy Barnett, Connie Walser, Tammie Josly. FHA DREAM BEAU - Mark McMorrough Future Hom emakers of America FHA OFFICERS: Vice. Pres. Sherry Davis, Parlia- mentarian Mary Pickens, President Gwen Walser, Treasurer Dena Moore, Secretary Cindy Adcock, Reporter Cindy Barnett, Historian Connie Walser, Songleader Brenda Pickens. MEMBERS: Back Row: Cindy Barnett, Mrs. Stanton, Tammie Joslyn, Dena Moore, Laurye Boyette, Mrs. Ullom, Mary Pickens Front Row: Gwen Walser, Cindy Adock, Sheba Davis, Denise Jordan, Kala McEntire, Janis Lon- ghofer, and Connie Walser 60 Membership FHA Officers FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is a national organization for junior high and high school home eco- nomics students. The main objective of the FHA is to help members improve personal, family, and community living. The FHA develops a national program of work every four years to guide group activities toward this objective. Local chapters are guided by these projects in scheduling activi- ties. They arrange activities that will help members strengthen and broaden classroom instruction in such duties as child care, community improvement, consumer education, family relationships, and house hold manage- ment. The FHA carries out its goals with programs based on local needs and interests. Many FHA chapters work to promote good family rela- tions. Members learn how to start family councils to dis- cuss family problems and plans. FHA members learn how to budget and spend money wisely. Many chapters investi- gate job and career opportunities for home economics stu- dents. S ,,,, , , . J: N W H XL W 1, 45: 'Q-1' W A , ,, , ,,,, 1 vi, .f f 1, Q, v w , mms Q 1- . W ,,.,. 1 , -M' ,IM W,,A L L ,-Lh 1 'L' Q W 7 if , ' l 'Ty f K . 1 m h Ei A, 1' 3 -l yn R, ' V ,L fy 1 A A -za? A I Joslyn, WdisemfV,V:BarraVQ5ff 5hdV frieHds at dinhgf. IV M. Staton, Walser, Davis, B. Ullom, and guest Holley. x Sew, Sew. . . Cut,cut,cut. , . 61 .gs re fx g'Z-:i:21,:25HieM - 1- ,Ax 'M 2 fr N h .. 'W A .,.,. Y ,,,, 3' Kayla McEntire, Denise Jordan, Cindy Barnett, Sherri Cecotti, Janae Schafer, Jan King, Lee Chumbley, Saundra Vignal, Tina Buckley, Melinda Math Dana Bell, Dea Steinle, Regina Scarbrough, Robin Mitchell, Nancy Rader, Peggy Carter, Donna Morehead, Becky Bennett, Gwen Walser, and Mary Pi ens. FTA is sponsored by Mrs. Lea Guffey. Future Teachers of America FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA is a national program for senior high school students who are interested in teaching as a career. The FTA was established in 1937 by the National Education Association. This year the Canadian chapter attended the area meeting in Canyon. Deana Rogers was elected district recording secretary. The FTA also sponsored Career Day and a Christmas Ball. The Career Day is a very big thing students and teachers Panhandle attend to learn about different occupations from experts in the field. from all over the top of the .2 ' lil! vs I Career day . . . which is held annually in our school foyer aeassaeae 909999995 esseanaee , in ati ZF 62 . . . . ' giJi'Egy'?'16R',2gkgga'iEESJIIQTCY Rader' H'StO an Donna Morehead' C' Sec' Tma Students visiting with representatives ot various jobs Canadian High School Band ow: Chris Taylor, Brad Minick, Barry Voorhees, 'Tracy Wilson, Donna Morehead, Kathy Sansing, Twyla Scarbrough, Sherri Kayla McEntire, Marcee Cole, Nolen Kell, David Massey, Nancy Rader, Ima Munson, Roxanne Walker Sondra Davis Son- Dana Bruce, Karen Wayne, Sheba Davis, Janae Schafer, Terri Cook, Sherry Cecottie, Shelia Hunt, Dennis Godden, Dan Wade Lemons, Bruce Waterfield, Kim Morrow, Stepanie Scroggins, Frankie Pfannenstiel, Dean Thompson, Stanley Walker, Ilard, Mike Cook, Peggy Carter. Yea! Canadian High School Marching Band!! F . 1 I Band Off dent Co Major Ro Tracy Wilson Twirler, Donna Morehead Drum Major, and Kathy Sansing Twirler icers: Pres. Nancy Rader, Vice Pres. Vickie Thomasson, Stu- nductor Chris Taylor, Sec. Kim Morrow, Assistant Drum xanne Walker, Reporter Terri Cook 6 T STATE QUALIFIERS Donna Morehead, Cathy Sansing, Roxanne Walker, Tracy Wilson, and Dana , Bruce. Tracy Wilson Cathy Sansing pn-aqfauvunqr we n-tw,-'V P-ww---1 CW, SOLO ENSEMBLE: Cathy Sansing, Nolen Kell, Tracy Wilson, Sherrie Sansing, Dan Holman, Dana Bruce, Janae Schafer, Kala McEntire, l 64 Munson, Sherri Cecoltie, Roxanne Walker, David Massey, Sondra Bell, Nancy Rader, Donna Morehead, Karen Wayne, and Shelia Hunt. L REGION BAND: Stanley Walker, Mike Cook, Chris Taylor, Nolen Kell, Bruce Waterfield, Tracy Wilson, Dean Thompson, Dan Holman, Kim Morrow, na Bruce, Stephanie Scroggins, Peggy Carter, Sherrie Sensing, Ima Munson, David Massey, Janae Schafer, Nancy Rader, Donna Morehead, Karen yne, and Roxanne Walker. DLE SCHOOL ALL REGION QUALIFIERS: Karri Golf, Darren Morris, Tony Lloyd, Amy Hobdy, Gala Dunn, Randy Donaldson, Betsy Rader, David rry, Bill Pfannenstiel, Salem Abraham, Revis Ann Massey, Deon Graves, Kelly Schanonhals, and Sylvia Wilson 65 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE BAND: Dalan Hash, Mark Barber, Harper Johnson, Doyle Warren, Kevin Howe, Truman Reid, Scott Spoon, Fra Vignal, Jerry Collier, Karri Gott, Ruth Bushman, Suzzett Cooper, Ticia Wagner, Shannon Fitzgerald, Julie Pollard, Khoa Bui, Tony Lloyd, Bet Rader, Lucy Muhl, Phyllis Harvey, Beth Korsman, Regina Cano, Vicki Thomas, Revis Ann Massey, Johnilyn Wilson, Trisa Stock, Shirl Swart, Be Ramp, Mary Alice Parnell, Jo Lynn Wright, Randy Donaldson, John Cline, Zevin Heusel. Bartlett, Rene Bell, Lisa Norris, Melinda Van Becky Donaldson, Kristi Davis, Delisa Dyess, Cheri Q Clonts, Tonja Thompson, V Kristi King, Lisa Ptannen- stiel, Ruth Ann Dennis, , Christy Minik, Sherri I Thomas, Melanie More- head, Michelle Graddy, j Kristi Garvin, Michael Wal- V Wheeler, Dala Hash, Blake , McCabe, Ginger Burch, Kyle Northcott, Todd Schaet, Joe Barnett, Gary , Smith, Terri Boone, Steven Cross, Kirk Morrow, Dana I Johnson, Robert Miller. T ,, IDTDLE SCHDOL BAND Sixth Grade Band: Kim , Hooser, Liz McPherson, , 4 ser, Lisa Swindle, Monty 5 B 3 n d 67 DO':'F2E MI'::FA':'SO LA'1'TI'f'DO:1'DO'FRE:FME:1:FA:kSO LNCTI ., , Mr. Hawkms direct ng High School choir in Tina and Dana Guidry singing Small but mighty. . . I I wi Ik I haft to do it over I really messed it up' . Boy, what a class I bet I never Iorger! Q? I ., -. M 'QU' ,,..I,. .,,. is 'K 'e' X' 2. ' .-w i f ' , I A Q 'Q -.wx-? + W Work what's that? Did I hear someone say sing? f Y K .Y , aim 4 21- 2 W A Mrs. Pankratz choir ior Middle School L Playing their flutofone? What ever! , ,, . i Play ii again SAM! M V ,.. Y 4n -1 1.lii..il IAQ1 l' -i lil Z 1' fl Q,- E y Bui was a regional qualifier in slide rule and also qualified in number U nse. qualifiers in numb .l.L. Team - Bear Schafer, Dale Schafer, Eddie Johnson, Bruce Waterfield, Mark McMorrough, Mike Rollins, Christy Rogers, My B oyle Calfy, Mike Mitchell, Sondra Bell, Robin Mitchell, Karen DeWitt, Tina Buckley, Nancy Rader, Melinda Mathers, Lisa Rhea, Don orehead, Kim Morrow, and Teri Cook. Eddie Johnson, Dale Schafer, My Bui, and Mike Rollins were regional er sense, science and slide rule. l ui, na 71 l U, Bruce Johnson, J. W. DeWitt, Chris Taylor, Cindy Pfannenstiel, Mike Mitchell, Robin Mitchell, Vicki DeWitt, Sherie Burress, Jacki ll Hodges, Saundra Vignal, Regina Scarbrough, Darlene Ginter, Cindy Barnett, Janae Schater, Sherri Cecotti, Amy Taylor, Kare L, DeWitt, Marcee Cole, Doyle Calfy, Tonia McLanahan, David Massey, Dennis Godden. Lisa Rhea, Bruce Waterfield, Donna Morehead, Teri Cook, Tina Buckley. These people participated in spelling, journalism, headlining, and informa- tive speaking. They were regional qualifiers in these particular sections of U.l.L, Mike Rollins was a regional qualifier and regional winner in Sciencl He also went to state in the field of Science. 72 Bruce Watertield, Doyle Calfy, Regina Scarbrough, and Sondra Bell DeDe Dortch and Danee Garvin participated in spelling in were Regional Qualifiers in spelling, typing, informative. grade school. Junior High students who participated in U.l.L. were Harper Johnson, Jerry Collier, Joni Lyn Wilson, Courtney Krehbiel, Shannon Fitzger- ald, Khoa Bui, Gayla Dunn, Betsy Rader, Tony Lloyd, Beth Ramp, Tim Haller, Revis Ann Massey, Amy Hobdy, Tina J. Davis, Stephanie Bartlett, Kerri Gott, Rosario Rios, Scotty Cole, Kevin Howe, Julie Pollard, Leah Watford, Ticia Wagner, Deon Graves, Kelly Schoenhals. Shawn Davis, Stacey Folley, Lisa Cervantes, Kelly Russell, Melinda Dennis, Stephanie Harris, and Greta Gibbs were grade school participants in p ture memory. 74 Kerri Gott, Betsy Rader, and Courtney Krehbiel were in poetry reading. Garvin. These boys and girls were in picture memo Doyle Calfy, Chris Taylor, Regina Scarbrough, and J.W. DeWitt Folley, Stephanie Harris, Lisa Cervantes, Russell, Shawn Davis, DeDe Dortch, Wayne Hand, Melinda Dennis, Paula Peplow, Kim McEntire, ry and spelling. Wa yne Hand, Paula Pieplow, and Kim McEntire were in picture memory. 2 S 2 1 Tonia McLanahan and Cindy Ba tdurtng a scene in the school play Col for the end of school . i 76 Sherri Cecotti, Bruce Johnson, J. W. DeWitt, Vicky DeWitt, Tonia McLanahan, Darlene Ginter, Janea Schafer, Mike Mitch Sherie Burress, Doyle Calfy, Cindy Barnett, Marcy Cole, Dennis Godden. 4 ,i WZHK J. W. DeWitt, Janae Schafer, Doyle Calfy, Dennis Godden, Mike Mitchell. Vicki DeWitt, Sherie Burress, and Darlene Ginter playing a scene ol call girls. Marcee Cole and J. W. DeWitt acting out a role in a hilarious play that was perlormed at the awards assem bly at the end of school. The play was put on by the Canadian High School speech students who did a ter- rific job of acting. Sherri Cecotti trying to be a sexy bar waitress. Teri Cook locusing the camera Lisa Reid and Cindy Plannesteil observing Mary Pickens typing script for newscast The radio-TV class produces programs tor g WCHS channel 3. Programs include chlIdren's stories, interviews and newscast. These are tele- vised on channel 3 forthe public. They also film local school events such as basketball and tool- ball games. Their director is Mr. Larry Gutley. A Scroggins Johnny Gott and Mark Myles operating board A ,,,, 78 Director Larry Guttey Frankie Pfannensteil operating the camera Peggy Carter, Laura Bartlett doing a dren's story s E 1 -arf' MEMBERS - J. Hand, A. Brown, J. Berryman, M. Thomas, G. Arnold, S. Watford, D. B. Campbell, D. Sumpter, B. Thompson, R. Walder or Senior, boy or girl. You have the opportunity to find a job ol your choice. J. C hristopher K. Copple HECE MEMBERS - F. Varnell, R. Wright, J. Christopher, K. Copple SPONSOR - Mrs, Billie Ullom Industrial Clubs of America - to join the program, you must be at least 16 years old and a Jun- SPONSOR - Arthur Davis VICA OFFICERS Parl. - A. Brown Sgt.-at-Arms - G.Arnold Rep. - S, Wal- lord Pres. - B. Thompson Sec. - D. Sumpter Home Economics Cooperative Education - These stu- dents work in the afternoon and weekends and go to school half a day. J. Christopher works in the Dietary Dept. at the hospital, K. Copple at the Pizza Hut. F. Varnell is employed at the Abraham Mem- orial Home, R. Wright in the hospital - Die- 79 tary Dept, SPANISH CLUB MEMBERS - Ruby Lowza, Laurye Boyette, Rowdy Welch, Shelia Wright, Rhonda Christopher, Melinda Mathers, Trey Webb, Johnny Goh, Lesa Manns, Denise Jordan, Eddie Ocahoa SPANISH CLUB is a social organization composed ot students in the Spanish classes. Its purpose is to promote the understanding of the culture of the Span- ish speaking peoples. Our most important event is the annual Mexican feast at the end of the school year. President: Lesa Manns Vice-President: Johnny Goff Secretary!Treasurer: Laurye Boy- Reporter!Historian: Melinda Math- ette ers a n i 5 . Ofticers, J. Gott, L. Manns, L. Boyett, and M. Mathers Nusti Sponsor Miss Hayes Loeza doesn't need to study. Spanish is battling to Denise and Laurye xl ndy Manns - lst Dale Schafer- 2nd hour office Dana Guirdy - 4th hour office help??? Student office help answers the phone and handle telephone messages correctly, pick up attendance records each day, type attendance sheets, grade sheets, and report cards for the teachers. Student office help distribute lunch tickets and make themselves available to any teacher who might need them. The student office help is limited to upperclassmen. f Wade Lemons and Cathy Morehead- 6th hour office help. S W Buddv Webb. Shanon Prater, Tonv Lloyd Mike Lloyd showing pigs. Star Greenhand Award Trey Webb First row - Grant Hickman, Sammy Peery, Lori Hutcheson, Jan King, Lisa Tuckness, Lindsay Schafer, Van Morrow, 2nd row - Stanley Walker, Da Eubank, Brenda Mitchell, Mike Thompson, Randy Osborne, Rowdy Welch, Lee Chumbley, Kirk Hickman, Mr. Roberts, 3rd row - Donnie Rex, Roni Hill, Jett Lay, Ricky Don Williams, John Walser, Jimmy Mathews, Trey Webb, Dean Thompson, Dalton Cartrite, 4th row - David Abernethy, Gle Thompson, Craig Young, Philip Johnson, Scott Hines, Lonnie Calfy, Dean Smith, Jay Kirkhart, Mike Dake, Charles Phillips, Dennis McPherson, L Courange, John Perry Keeton, Mr. Bailey, Craig Ash, 5th row - Doug Wheeler, Landy Manns, Donny Abernethy, Allen Hunt, David Massey, Ken McPherson, Randy Schmidt, Bobby Cooper, Walter Howe, Billy Campbell, Keith McEntire, Timmy Munson, Paul Milburn. 82 Award in Ag. Mechanics - Lisa Tuckness and Lindsey Schafer Advisor Bailey Advisor - E. J. RODGITS Land judging - Rav Lee Price, Dean Smith Paul Milhllrn I nn Cnnr:-anna Beef Production - Award - Sammy Peery Terry Wright and Kirk Hichman trying to figure ii out Diversified Livestock and Lone Star Chapter Farmer Jan in uction Award - Glen Thompson Senior Conducting team - Parliamentary Procedure - Donnie Rex, Dennis McPherson, Allen Hunt, Van Morrow, Brenda Mitchell, Jan Kir 84 These people competed in a contest at Clarendon with surrounding towns. Flandy Schmidt, Flonnie l-lill, Glen Thompson, Sammy Peery, Lonnie Daniels, Jeff Lay, Landy Manns were in the livestock judging team in F.F,A. They went to Lubbock tor the regional livestock judging and lucked out there. Throughout the year the boys went to Pampa where they placed eleventh, Spearman tenth, Canyon tenth and continued to get tenth or elev- enth every time. Wltt who is the F F A Sweetheart for the 78 79 school year is presenting a trophy to John Perry Keeton for his reserve champion steer at the stock show held March 10 1979 He also took the title ot showmanship which he has won for the last several years in a row. Karen DeWitt all the trophies and awards at the stock show for being Sweetheart Every year the sweetheart is entered in a F.F.A. Sweetheart Pageant. This Karen participated in a contest She had to answer two questions What F F A meant to her and why you like to be an F.F.A. Sweetheart. This tt 85 ln Ag Mechanics, the boys work on Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engines. They take these engines apart and put them back together. They also overhaul them. These Ag boys also installed a new water system at the F.F.A. calf and pig pens. This was a two-hour class. These were just a few things these boys accomplished in Ag. Mechanics. W-K if T Lisa Tuckness and Lindsey Schafer diligently doing what they are supposed to be doing since nobody else does Dea Steinle. . 4th hour Mary Pickens, . . 2nd hour CANADIAN HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA AIDES do clerical work such as typing, keeping records, sending notices, and handling circulation. They are responsible for reading shelves, shelving and filing materials, inspection and repair of books, and keeping the appearance ot the center in good order. They also are learning to operate and care for the audio vis- ual equipment. They show films, slides, and 16mm films for various people when requested to. The aides help locate information for reports, term papers, and other information needed by students. Student aides are the upper classmen of their high school. Darcee Albin lst hour working on last night's home Egndra Schafer ' ' ' 3' ur work againlll V . WHAT 1 1. Darcee Albin, Jeff Rogers, Mike Mitchell, Rowdy Welch, Marcee Cole, Sondra Vignal, Dena Rogers. 2. David Hendershot, Eddie Johnson, Brenda Pick- ens, Bruce Johnson, Tray Webb, Terri Cook, Beth Guidry. 3. Bear Schafer, Dale Schaiter, David Mas- sey, Mike Rollins, Sherrie Sansing, Tracy Wilson. 4. Donnie Rex, Scott Carpenter, Lonnie Caliy, Dean Smith. H 1 .BEST DRESSED 5 3' E 4 3 E in F S 5 R R 2. wirriesr 3. Mosr scHoLARLY Q 2 l i i l l- i gg 4. BEST PHYsiouE A 1. MOST BEAUTIFUL 3. MOST BEAUTIFUL EYES 1. Denise Jordan, Cindy Waterfield, Paula McCabe, Karen DeWitt. 2. Dale Schafer, Bobby Cooper, Terrell Hardin, Alicia Hobdy, Sandra Schafer, Beth Guidry. 2. BEST ATHLETE 3. Paula McCabe, Karen Dewitt, Teresa Morehead, Janea Schafer. 4. Lonnie Calfy, Dena Moore, Greg Pollard, Jackie Hodges. . BEST FIGURE 1. Dale Schafer, Terrell Hardin, Bear Schafer, Son- dra Bell, Bobby Cooper, Alicia Hobdy, Karen Dewitt. 2. Dale Schafer, Bear Schafer, J. W. DeWitt, Mike Mitchell, Sondra Bell, David Massey, Janae Schafer, Teri Cook, Robin Mitchell 3. Dennis McPherson, Mike Thompson, Jeff Rogers, Gwen Walser, Tonya McClannhan, Bruce Waterfield, Angela Abernethy, Melanie Baggett. 4. Randy Schmidt, Mike Dake, Barry Voorhees, Janis Longhofer, Beverly Audry. 5. Don lshamel, Dale Schafer, Donnie Res, Bobby Cooper, Kim Morrow, Sherri Sansing, Robin Mitc- hell, Lauri Mathers. 2. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 2 3. PFzE1'nEsT HAIR yy 3 l 5 i 5 3 3 a S 5 3 ? F f if if if 35 if 4. Mosr DIM-WITTED i 5. MOST ADMIRED i . :fy 1. CUTEST COUPLE 2. MOST DARING 4. BIGGEST BOOKWORM 1. Bear Schafer, Paula McCabe, Lee Chumbley, Ima Munson, Scott Carpentar. 2. Don- ney Abernethy, David Hendershot, David Abernethy, Brad Minick, Lillian Thompson, Melanie Baggett, Brenda Ruth Mitchell, Lisa Reid. 3. Mark Miles, Donnie Rex, Unde- cided McMorrough, 4. Doyle Calfy, Mike Cook, Joe Kenney, Connie Walser, Cathy Sansing. 4. Shelia Hunt. 6. Vic Barber. ff, 3. MOST HANDSOME 1 f . Bw ,-g ..s:g.-i.gg:-..,- S I . -'P' L ,lg - -3, V QW..e.?.F.:y1k-Q, ti r , .. , .. V.. ,. . ,..,. - -. -. ffl ' i 'i'- M-fwwwfm H 5 .1 .... Nnaden-xc. WRIIW9-9' 'QQ . , . W WEMA NX if ' x ' Lis we We I W Nilmunwwvupxw 1,8 23 A 5 cix 5 SHYEST Q S, x, X am we ES, l W M le ' .L mmm we l , M b LQ Ma. , A -.S E SM Q MW X c. 2 Nw aw' .J ms.-11 to b - S flfw w -Q 'K . :::2fffz2.i'?l- 4 ., my ,,- ,.. ,f'f111 -. f .i za, fig: 5:55 ' ,, ' , ',,. J. -..., - - :wzoo -lZI'l1 Zrntnb OZCO LO TO Freshman Representative to Student Councii, Ink Schafer, Sherrie Sansing, Janae Schafer, and Monty Burch. i P i i i E rg t t s E 5 ti Qi Ei Junior Class Representatives: Kim Morrow and i Sophomore Representatives: Bear Schafer, Lauri Mathers Bruce Waterfield. Sondra Bell, and Mike Mitchell. M MM OF F ICCRS STUDENT COUNCIL is an activity in which stu- dents Iake part in the government of their school. Students elect representatives to the council and the council works to promote stu- dent wellare. Council activities include direct- ing assembly programs, arranging celebrations for special days and directing awards pro- grams. OFFICERS: President -J.W.DeWltt Vice Pres. Robin Mitc- ell Sec, Eddie Johnson Student Body Pres. Dale Schafer Senior Representatives: Chris Taylor, Dana Bell, Eddie Johnson, and Robin Mitchell. SPONSOR: JIM DONO- VAN REPRESENTATIVES - 93 Mike Rollins, Eddie Johnson, Bear Schafer, Mike Mitchell, Doyle Calfe, David Abernefhy, Van Morrow, Jackie Hodges, Alicia Hobdy, De De Der Vickie Thomasson, Becky Bennet, Kathy Sansing, Amy Taylor, Sondra Bell, Donna Morehead, Regina Scarbrough, Donna Bruce, Tina Guirdy, Ci Waterfield, Gwen Walser, Darlene Ginfer, Cindy Adcock, Dana Bruce, and Terri Cook. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1978-1979 Officers of NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Robin Mitchell Pres. kj 5 Dale Scafer V. Pres. Nancy Rader Sec. T Mary Pickens Treas. . f 1 Sponsor Natalie Sanders - Q NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY IS AN ORGANIZATION for high school boys and girls. Members are chosen on basis of scholar- ship, leadership, service, and character. The society is sponsored by the National Association of Secondary-School Principals, which founded it in 1921. In 1929 the National Junior Honor Soci- ety was founded for boys and girls in junior high schools. The National Honor Society initiates third-quarter Sophomores and Juniors and Seniors who have maintained an average of 90 for two consecutive quarters and have no grade below an 80. One of their projects each year is sponsoring the Mr. and Miss Canadian High School contest. Faculty members nominate students for consider- ation. The five boys and girls receiving the most nominations are then voted upon by the student body. Karen DeWitt and Dale Schafer are the 1979 choices. Both have been very active in various activities in and out of school. Karen led cheers as Dale played football and basketball all four years. Dale served as Student Council member and Student Body Presi- dent. Karen debated three years, advancing to State in 1978. Dale was also in UIL in Slide Rule and Number Sense. Karen was in choir, drama club and various other activities of school. We think Karen and Dale are very good representatives of our school and we are proud of them. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Z 5. 3 ,Z , I Vs if Schafer Mark Mcmorrough Steve Watford Doris Eubanks Tracy Wilson, Roxanne Walker, Nancy Rader, Tina Buckley, Sherri Davis, Kellie Char- n Melinda Mathers Kim Morrow Sandy Howe Robin Mitchell Mary Pickens, and Dana Bell, were all members at the beginning ofthe year. I 96 A Wiz:mm:n'izLgrE::4fffBf1'ru5fxvzf,:, -Hr 1ffz1ssa35isQazfefsF . Wav wif' 5 Y if-if :EP- ,im wg .-1 . . ff-5 f Wg? Sf- '-1 15? S1f:1,'?:. v v W, , sm H- 1 A vff 7111, , H , .. . A mgam A ,ww - Prom Night '79 A s shake shake shak tie sha bootue shake shake 5 n Lisa Did I ! Now, one two three, one two three, one two three. OOPS4- It's the last dance and by now you can s everyone is getting tired. ee that OOPS! I think that I just swung my hip loose. X 'Q Princess Sondra Davis, Sophomore QUEEN NANCY RADEH, Senior S Princess Gwen Waiser, Senior Princess, Sherri Scnaef, Junior Queen Courts Atte-ndants:John Sensing and Molly Krehbiel Mike Flollins - Science Award Teresa Morehead 5- Athlete Award Doris Eubanks - En Who's Who 782 79 100 Iish Award Sondra Bell - Business Award if we 1,...,7 , Mary Pickenes -- Annual My Bui - Math Award Dale Schafer high point boy senior, Robin Mittchell high point girl senior, Peggy Carter high point girl junior, Doyle Calley high point boy junior, Darlene Ginter high point girl sophomore, Bear Schafer high point boy sophomore, David Massey high point boy freshman, Sherri Sansing high point girl freshman. Senior class waits impatiently for the awards to get over with. 1 01 Who Who Awards 78 79 Dale Schafer Clvucs Award Sandy Manns IndustrlalAr1s Award Who S Roxann Walker Band Award Who 102 Awards Eddie Johnson Athletncs Award Lisa Tuckness VO AG Aw E Gwen Walser Homemakrng ,S ,l 5, J r :ffl 1 f - - Q -f - ' N ' - . . ard 5 rf 5 5 3 f Wa 103 SCHOOL BOARD Allen Webb, Pres. Okla. State BS. John Ramp, V-Pres. WTSU BS. Ben Mathers, Sec. Okla. State. BS. Jim Waterfield, Okla. State BS. Lynard Schafer, CHS. SUPERINTENDENTS OFFICE J. R. Cullender, Supl. Univ. ot Texas, BS. MS. ol Ed. Jim Polard, Asst. Supt. Univ. of West Texas BS. 81 MS. of Ed, Evonne Moore, Bookkeeper Noveta Stephenson, Sec. Jolene Weis, Sec. WTSU, BS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sam Scroggins, Principal Hardin Simmons Univ. BS. North- west Okla. MS. Joyce Cross, Sec. Craig Bailey, Agriculture Texas ASM, BS. Brenda Boone, Aide Texas Tech BS, in Elem. Ed. Fred Boone, Coach, Science 8. Biology, Texas Tech BS. Business East Texas Gail Carr, State Univ. BA. Bill Cross, P.E. WTSU, BS, South- west Okla. BS. Arthur Davis, M.O.C.E. North Texas State BSE Middle Tenn. State Univ. MST. Sponsors V.l.C.A. Faculty Section by Lori Hutcheson Allen Webb John Ramp Ben Mathers Lynard Schaler J R Cullender Jim Waterlieid F- lstgiisiifh ::?lii?EF'A: ' TT vi I! 'Ea . L - he ' 5 f Y ' 1. Sy .gsfwfgm j SWS. ie. a.z.ii6i5.f,',5?.,i5?zs Jim Polard Evonne Moore Noveta Stephenson TNA Jolene Weis SAM SCROGGINS, principal Joyce Cross Craig Bailey Brenda Boone Fred Boone Gail Carr - Bill Cross Arthur Davis ' 9 Srgseeaqg 1 5 K 0 325- Q-fl Jim Donovan, World His- tory East Texas State Univ. BS 8 MS. Sponsors Senior Class 8 Student Counsel. Larry Dyess, Coach 8. Soc. Studies, Univ. of Southern Miss. BS. Donn Exline, L.L.D. WTSU. BS 81 MS. Larry Gultey, Speech East- ern New Mexico Univ. BA. Sponsors UIL Speaking 8 Drama Club, Radio 8. TV. Lea Guffey, English Eastern New Mexico Univ. BS. Sponsors Cat's Tale 8. FTA. Walter Hargrove, Coach English, Health, McMurry College BS. David Hawkins, Asst. Band 8tChoir. Barbra Hayes, English 8. Spanish, WTSU. BS Spon- sors Fresh. Charles Heusel, Shop-Art - Drawing, Okla. State Univ. BS 81 MS. Sponsors Juniors. Marion Holman, English University of Ill. MA. Jimmy Kirkland, Coach Government, Northwestern BS. Girls Head Basketball. Lovella Kessie, Business Panhandle Stale BA. Celia McAdams, Math WTSU. BS. Sponsors Cat's Pride 8 Cheerleaders. Wyvonne McDaniel, Lib. Media Coordinator, 81 AV. Texas Tech BBA, East Texas State Univ. MS. Sponsors Beargrass. Keith Millsap, Math, WTSU BS 8 MS. Floyd Murry, Counselor WTSU BS 8 MS. Norene Morse, English Texas Tech, BA in Busi- ness ' Fred Pankratz, Band, Univ. of Texas EI Paso BME. Faculty Section by Lori Hutcheson E. J. Roberts, Agriculture Okla. State BS, Texas Tech MS. Charles Russell, Athletic Director, MoMurry College BS. Sul Ross MS. Natalie Sandres, American History and English WTSU BS, John Shaller, Biology St Chemistry, WTSU BS. Northwestern Okla. State Univ. M. Ed. Merlyn Stanton, Homemak- ing Abilene Christian Univ. BS. Texas Tech Univ. MS. Sponsors FHA. Billie Ullom, Homemaking Texas Tech BS. Sponsors CUSTODIANS Bob Bonser Mazo Sanders John Talley MlDDLE SCHOOL Larry Sanders, Principal WTSU. BS 8 M. Ed. Tina Rogers, Secretary Maggie Autry Aide Sandra Bailey, Media Coor- dinator, Texas A 8. M BS. Ronald Barney, English Southwestern State BS. Sue Hobdy, Counselor WTSU. BS. Northwestern Okla. ME. Loretta Holbrook, Science WTSU. BS. St MS. W. A. Kessie, Math WTSU. BS. Phyllis Kirkland, Rem Northwestern BS. Diana Long, English WTSU. BS. E. J. Roberts John Shaller Bob Bonser LARRY SANDERS principal Sandra Bailey Look' Mr Shaller has Christy and Faye's attention. Faculty Section by Lori Hutcheson Charles Russell Natalie Sanders Merlyn Stanton Billie Ullom iil Mazo Sanders John Talley Tina Rogers Maggie Autry Ronald Barney Sue Hobdy 1 Diana L Loretta Holbrook 1 O6 V ong Mikki Millsap Karen Minyen ' E' H Patricia Russell Pam Spen ser Larry Watson Brad Willingham Nancy Wilson Bob Morgan Ii . ' ' ga, ,sf ily? wg A Lavell Sanders H R HARVEY, principal Bette Scroggins Mikki Millsap, LLD. TSU, BS. Karen Minyen, Reading WTSU. BS. Patricia Russell, Math St Science McMurry Col- lege BS. Pam Spenser, Social Studies 81 Art. Wayland BS. Larry Watson, Social Studies, Coach 6, 7, 8 8 Wayland BS. Ca.ssansira.,l!iLelLS.- ENQ- lish 8. Reading. Way- land BS, Brad Willingham, Coach 7th Science, McMurry BS. Wilson, History BS. Northwest- ern Okla. M. Ed. CUSTODIANS Bob Morgan Lavel Sanders BAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL H. R. Hanley, Principal Texas Tech. Univ, BS. Eastern New Mexico ME. Bette Scroggins Sec. Carol Cole, Aide JoAnn Ellison, Library Aide Andy Eubanks, Speech Central Michigan Univ. BA St MA. Speech Path. Ron Kelley, PE. N.W, Oklahoma Univ. BS. Flo Longholer, BA. Ste- ven F. Austin, Elem. Ed Aurelia Gallardo, Aide. CLASSROOM TEACH ERS PICTURED WITH THEIR CLASS Carol Co Ron Kell Y-,...,. Ie Jo Ann Ellison Andy Eubanks y Flo Longholer Aurelia Gallardo Boy! Sharron that must be a tulf question for both Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Mac to be helping Faculty Section oy Lori Hutcheson Lacretta McLanahan, Aide. Janna Montgomery, Aide. Nelda Morgan, Aide Shelia Pankratz, Music. Carloine Perdue, Rem. 1-5 Oklahoma Univ. BS. North- western Okla. St. Univ. M. Ed. Peggy Poiard, LLD. WTSU. M. Ed. Virginia Rogers, Aide. Maudene Ruther- ford, LLD. South- western St. College BS. 81 MS. WTSU. Special Ed. Cert. Wanda Waldrop, Sch. Nurse. SMU. 8- WTSU. RN CUSTODIANS Dale Miller Frank Sword Bus MAINTENANCE Arden Ranson Bobby Spruell MAINTENANCE B. G. Cockrell Arnold Hill BUS DRIVER George Simpson CAFETERIA Dorothy Wagner Liz Baxter Ernestine Fitzgerald Lucille Hill Geogeia Hunt Francis Nix Dessie Schwede Janna Montgome Peggy Polard J B. G. Cockrell Liz Baxter Geogeia Hunt and H I I E 5 1 W,Mffm,,f5,ff4,4.,,,1,efa,nf? .L I fr - , ,, ,,kkLA, A ,,,.. i ,,,. .,,. kk,A,, , 4k,x ,,,.,,, ..,, ,f:arf.fiv-mmrazfapmmgfxp: ,5Qy1Wma.31me:sswgxxmrf:QMIswmwr-egfrziffnz zasw-sieufwwfmv,m,wW,vxs-.mg SENIORS Required Subjects: Art T Q UIL English IV Civics Electives: Athletics Bookkeeping Band Chemistry Journalism Vo. Ag. Feedlot HECE Physical Ed. Choir Physics Shorthand Spanish l-ll Speech I-ll ri Geometry Typing l-ll Vocabulary Radio-TV ,i.t t , t St. ' an--' i 2 Med Ed. Glee Club + Calfy 4 Track 1 ano Charmasson .H.A. 2 3 F V Student Dea Steinle, Dena Moore, Gwen Walser glad that they're in the bleachers clapping their hands and not on the floor!! Class Ofiicers - David Abernethy, Eddie Johnson, Mary Pickens 1234FTA3 1 Exiemp e E XY - l 116 f 2 I 117 Dale Schafer was the Valedictorian forthe 78-79 school year. He had a grade point average of 96.26.4. He participated in all sports. He was also in U.l.L. competition, was a member of the student council, student body president his senior year. He also was the winner of the Liske Cup. These are just a few of the things he accomplished when he was a senior. 1 1 3 This was one of the events Dale participated in. As you know, he also spent a lot of time in the library studying although l was probably just looking a word up instead ot studying. x i c Dana ell UJU-ICDIJPFOIOCD 41 F0 C i Mary Pickens Laura Banlett ? Eddie Johnson Sherrie Davis B Billy Campbell Hegina Scarbrough Pfannenstie My Bui V Melinda Mather i f Flobin Mitchell Dale Schafer Lisa Rhea Roxanne Walker x L f5cwe.lr0fA QJSUL6 Goycy ff,-lzf3QmxXf1'XUQQQ l . Cindy Kelly Butler F. x Adcock Gary Arnold Craig Ash Beverly Autry Melanie Baggett Ballard James REQUIREMENTS Berryman I Andrew English Ill Brown American History Donna Health!Career Qffjdg Education Kim H-9? lu Doyle Calfy The 1978 Donnie Campbell Steve Carpenter ..n.---i--.l--- -.- -nr -,-fr-A ,1., , -, ,- .- P. Cooper, R. Price, D. Smith, T. Hardin thinking about working on homework. 123 Pete i Cooper Karen Copple PGQQY Carter Jean Christopher Susan Cochran Teri Cook - Pres. J. W. DeWitt, Vice Pres. Terrel Hardin, Sec.-Treas. Kim McMorrough Sgt at Arms Teresa head, R ' Beverly Autry instructing the Freshmen on how to act when they become a Junior. 124 ay Lee Price, Lee Courange Lonnie Danieis J. W. DeWitt Chris Dickens Dana Eubanks Monty Gallager Shelly Haller John Hand Terrel Hardin Diana Harmon David Hendershot Scott Hi nes Dena Hoffman Paula Humphries Don Ishmael Eugene Jacobs Ricky Jacobs Phillip Johnson 'ff f f 1.11, D-'X lg: r-3 brag lxkmccxeix fiwzf L-'J 96- cf ..- - fr .Domi QXV Snlfovahmf 3930 rm bevel-15'R Qlxlbfandpby Keeton Wade Lwong Kim Wally Martinez Paul Milburn Jerry Minick Mucahl Ieresao Mmellead. Kim Morrow Timmy Munson David Nicholson Sammy Peery BQLLGE- Ezine mm '9 I Q-f:,-vf 4 -WW-Wm KI M l7!9'W7fffGUg!n f777,c,4lu iff-15' f5 15'37'f '7 'f 'lf 4,1-,vw EJ!! Lydia Reeves An nelle Rex Iqvgosf 6? Deana Rogers Mike- Rollins 126 l l E v l l S 3 1 Jay Schafer, Ronnie Hill, and Randy Schmidt still trying to act the age. Brent Thompson Glen Thompson Stanley Walker Bruce Watertield Cindy Waterfield Mike Williams Kathy Sansing Sherri Schaet Randy Schmidt Stephanie Scroggins C' was O-Vx 'N KYWASS- LX, w Be rres5 SPG' 9 0 John Sirmans Dean Smith Robert Stephens Barry Stephenson Vickie Thommason Melanie Baggatt and Gwen Waterfield trying to get everybody's attention at a Pep Rally. Ricky Don Williams Tracy Wilson Rhonda Wright Henry Young Mark Myles 127 REQUIREMENTS English ll Algebra ll or F O M ll Biology Physical Education Athletics or Band Donny Abernelhy Darcee Albin Lee Armstrong Dana Bruce Tonya Boyd Sheila Burress Sherri Burress Luther Carter Teresa Collins Kenny Copple Kerry Coward Mike Dake Kim Daniels 128 Oleta Beck Sondra Bell Venita Berryman Darrell Billings Q-. - i i T Sheba Davis Sondra Davis Vickie DeWitt Ira Duff Darlene Ginter Dennis Godden Johnny Goff Jody Helton Grant Hickman Jackie Hodges Allen Hunt .lrori Q Hutcheson Bonnie Kincannon Jan King Joe Kirkhart - Secretary-Treasurer. Bruce Johnson Joe Keeny i Nolen ! Keil l Sophomore Officers Donnie Rex - President, Craig Young - Vice President, Lori Hutcheson 9 8 Paula McCabe Donnie Rex, and Bear Schafer wondering why Dennis McPherson, is grabbing them from behind. 130 Donny Abernethy still trying to act as cool as his brother. i Sharron McDaniel Keith McEntire lonia McLanahan Dennis McPherson Landy Manns - Lesa Manns Laurie Mathers Brenda Mitchell Van Morrow Debra Nix Jody Osborne Terry Payne Jack Pierce Frankie Pfannenstiei Brenda Pickens John Randall Sherry Reece Donnie Rex Kay Rhodes Christy Rogers Leda Scarbrough Twyla Scarbrough Bear Schafer Sandra Schafer Teri Seamster Pat Stevens Paula McCabe winner of the Miss Grease Contest Q 131 Mike Swindle Amy Taylor Mike Thommason Darcee Albin still wondering why Nolen Kell put her on top of the bookshelves in the Media Center. Jana Winchell Craig Young 132 Greg Urschel Melinda Varnell Doug Wheeler Kathy Wilson P. McCabe, L. Mathers, S. Schafer, D, Bruce looking for the birdie Mike Thompson daydreaming about his latest girlfriend' Angela Abernethy Tony Adkins Vic Barber Monty Burch Scott Carpenter Dalton Cartrite Cindy Barnett Irene Borst Laurye Boyett Pat Brown REQUIREMENTS English I Algebra I or F O M Physical Education Athletics or Band World History Tracy Cates Sherri Cecottie Rhonda Christopher Marcee Cole Dorothy Collins Mike Cook Bobby Cooper Missy Edwards Genise Golleher Beih Guidry Tim Hardin Terry Harmon Ruth Ann Hickman Dan Holman Walter Howe Sheila Hunt Jerry Jamison Jimmy Jones Denise Jordon Tammy Joslyn Jay Kirkhart Janis Longholer Kayla McEntire Kenny McPherson Donita Mackey Dwight Mahan Wade Margraves David Massey Jimmy Mathews Rodney Melton 135 Randy Osborne Monty Payne Greg Pollard Susan Ramp Scott Sanders Sherrie Sansing Janae Schafer Ink Schafer Keith Schoenhals Phillip Smith Brad Stock Pam Swindle Beryl Thompson Dean Thompson Lillian Thompson Mike Thompson 136 Brad Minick lma Munson Randy Nix - 1 -1:1 1 ' E Si, What is Rodney Melton thinking about'??'? don Sec. Rowdy Welch Becky Wright Sheila Wright Lee Young Barry Voorhees Connie Walser John Walser Karen Wayne Trey Webb 137 f .m,m,,.WlmM 'vww....,,, N K I 'kk' LN ',..fw , it-QI ,.,,, ., f Q :I ff 1 1 , A, F 1 f ' ' -' gf V 1 f 5 L L Q Lg, , 'N f , . .. V ' Q QW f 55 1 Bth Grade class officers: President Kuai Bui, Vice-President Clinton Vines, Secretary Tina Davis Justanother Monday morning Danny W up 8th Grade class favorites Suzette Cooper and Jim Prior Western Day winners 1978-79 Bronk Otis, Cliff Bircnfieid, Nancy Wilson, Ftobert Moss, Elizabeth Jorden. WEWHIH Q Eddie Abraham John Albin Jimmy Anderson Sherry Arnold Mark Barber Nena Barber Stephanie Bartlett G. W. Berry Glen BishoP Bicki Boone Lisa Boyd Sally Brewster Colby Brown Phyllis Brown Khoa Bui 'VNZL mm-I tyw Ol Ju H533 Clif Birchfield Jianita.Burk art S Ruth Buschman Stephen Byard Kenneth Carter Timmy Carter Ross Cates Frankie Clayton Derek Cooper Suzette Cooper tml ,mm it ww mam, 2 E 5 .A .,.B bv Emi QE is 3 YM ,Wm my 1 Davld Murry do you always stand watch'7 2 Tammy Sohaef rs rt so bad that you have to close your eyes'7 3 Kittens track goes Morris Ruben Hayden and Eddie Abraham run' 4 Luz McPherson? What are you stealing now'7 5 Now how many times do I have to tell you? bananas letting Darren Don't pull superman's cape, and you don't mess around with them 7th grade Class favorites are Band-aid helps the hurt stop hurting M 7th Grade Classofficers President Bobb Lusk not uct Vice re 1 Y C D' -J. ' -D S lident Ed Hedgecoke, Secretary Larry Longholfer, Reporter Bill Plan nenstiel NV! Salem Abraham Kenneth Altman Brenda Autry Donna Barber Billy Boyd Robert Brewer John Buschman Regina Byard Regina Cano Kay Childress John Cline Scotty Cole Jerry Collier Shelly Daniels Hortencia Duenes Gayla Dunn Shannon Fitzgerald Tony Flowers Andy Frey Doug Godden Lee Graham Tim Haller Dana Haydon Joe Hayes Ed Hedgecoke W 'W' Bw .M E! -M NW VF Q sims gn mf'- I mmm I It W W -- l,, W Y W T L mug, fab? W 11:01 M M? Mmm- Fg mg W' -w '2l. E m i , ,1E, I Lite as a 6th grader comes th Grade Cla vor es Kylie Northcott 8. Oh not today I have qot another headache 5 6th Grade Class ofticers are President Kimberly Bartlett, Secretary Ginger Birch, Vice-President Todd Schaef, Treasurer Kristi Garvin Allen Ellison Lizabeth Fuson Krisle Gravin Holly George Brenda Graddy Gene Alan Hall Pam Haller Dayla Hash Chris Hayes ' Bill Helton Charles Hernandez Kevin Hunt Dana Johnson Alberta Kelley Kristi King Eric Libsack Blake McCabe Liz McPherson Lena Mahan Carla Mann Robert Miller Tim Morris Kristi Minick Kirk Morrow Melanie Morehead Danny Morgan s s 'sais im 3 r .-.Ll-Q.. , rr r Ei: ri., ,.,,, . ,. ,, .,, ..., .,.. , W k.., , ,,.,. I ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,Q 5 ii i? 1 V 5, W, ,, lrl., f rsllr M ?fpf.,,l,f,f. , ,f B K rr, Vl,, s,sr M Vhar PWM' X? i r s :J,, fr ff' N lil ENN' ,,,...,., ,.,,r i .A..b L - Ga WNBA Q S :Qi WW Lisa No Kyle No Martm C Murphy Llo Lis rry yd a Pfar La Aurello F Tod d ry S lchard ,.,,,- usa Sw nf esha he :The on a Tho e nda V ar Wag W IC 38 One 6 5 mes dne awn r R. L. L S rr' T i M Ii M V M' h M I I ph a Y h 1 Eg si if ii Q W Janet helping Judy. Jay DUSY at work Mrs. Ruth Ella May Satellite Teacher Vickie and Sue Satellite School The Satellite School: The Satellite School is a class for the stu- dents that have learn- ing problems. Mrs. May has done a great job with these stu- dents. She has one aid and then herself. Her aid is Janet Howe. The Satellite school is open year round, because each student needs individual help throughout the year. Mrs. May works with speaking, writing, crafts, working on contracts, and physi- cal education. The school was founded in 1970. Grade Jimmy Autry Tra Bui Keisha Chapman John Cole Donna Courange Darci Crockett Heidi Edwards Sheryl Fleming Joey Graham Lea Ann Harmon Mike Hart Benny Hooper Dallas Johnson Teresa Jordon Larry Mallard Pete Morehead Billy Moss Dale Ray Simpson Buddy Webb Stacy Wheeler Belmonie Wilson Mana Velasquez I Mrs. Rose Pancha Zaragoza wma Lynn Necessary Jeanna Patton Joey Peynor Below: Chris Stock Kelly Wright Jeff Young Sharon Ballard Chris Carpenter Janis Chumbley Conrad Cooper Shawn Davis Tracy Donnell De De Dortch Keith Ellison Robbie Evans Stacy Fiel Troy Habekott Alben Helton Juan Hernandaz Marisa Johnson Tina Ledbetter Belynda Mahan Mrs. Pittman Grade 157 Grade l'S. Adams Stephanie Byard Barbara Daniels Todd Davis Carmen Duena Stacey Folley Ceilia Garcia Dannee Garvin Wallace Hill Amber Hoover Seweba Ledezma Steven Lusk Shelly Mahan Memine Mendoza Donnie Morgan Ynacia Ochoa Jimmy Bex Wayne Pitts Klye Prater Ontje Scarbrough Clinton Wright Tim Bartlett Ronnie Bowling Rodeny Boyd Earl Thompson Cathy Walser Dalena Wilson Shawn Wright Mrs. Hayes Jason Abraham Estela Atunez Jerry Dale Bishop Patrick Brazeal Amy Brock Lisa Cervantes Yvonne Clonts Crystal Daniels Jose Ledezma Tana Manry Angela Maupin Melissa McDonald Lee Necessary Ross Poyner Joe Reyes David Hayes Tammy Ring Brad Rogers Kelly Russell Shawn Spoon Grade 159 Dana Warren Jon Waters Trey Wilson Jimmy Don Wright Sean Wright 160 th GRADE Tracey Habekott Dee Anna Hanies Stephanie Harris Dan Jamison Stephanie Keahey Todd Mayfield Amy Miller James Mitchell Christina Mongold Kelly Northgott Joyce Phillips Jodie Pitcock Danna Pralle Carla Rutledge Toby Stubbleiield Melvonna Walser Robert Cano Donnie Chapman M h I Mrs. Harvey Gifadii, Alicia Gray Aurelia Barragan David Carter Shane Ann Dewbre Jimi Wilson Mike Yarbrough Elbie Wilson Macheal Fick Tammy Fleming Greta Gibbs Shelly Jones Brent Kirkland John Koerselman Mike Lloyd Dennis Mayfield Denny McLanahan Melvin Morris Todd Nies Luis Ochoa Ruben Ochoa Frnulk Ramirez Luke Thrasher Tonya Vanhooser Suzanne Weis Cindy Williams Billie Wilson James Wilson Mrs, Barbee th Grade Marshall Berry Shane Billings Teresa Bryan Tina Carson Robert Cervantes Tracy Chitwood Kenneth Dohm Marty Evans Kenneth Farquer Shannon Fore Drew Gibbs Desi Hayes Alonsa Hernandz Donald Johnson Billy Kenyen Matthew Long Cheri Mallard Michelle Marak Charles Morgan Billy Morhenweiser Grade Sheila Rex Bobby Russell XJPESQSQVB Anna James Swi res Millisia Thompson Michel Wagner Lynn Whitefield Leslie Wilson Mrs. Grist ROW ONE: Cindy Haller Brandy Matthews Angela Evans Scott Brewster ROW TWO: Biff Carter Rusty Dobbins Russell Garrison Wayne Hand ROW THREE: Michelle Hankins John Holland Aaron Howard Molly Krehbiel ROW FOUR: Jett Longhofer Amy Martinez Rodney McPherson Jeanie Mendoza ROW FIVE: Ried Minyen Melinda Morehead Laura Norris Mindy Oler ROW SIX: Vic Perrin Christie Perry Jerry Lee Ring Chad Rogers ROW SEVEN: Mike Smith Nancy Taylor Shani Williamson Rosio Zargosa rd Grade 16 Mrs. Pickens ROW ONE: Becky Adams Lance Cates Duane Clark Cody Clower ROW TWO: Jim David Cook Julie Collier Quantilla Davis Torie Donnell ROW THREE: Shona Dyess Jean Fox Leslie Fuson John Halliburton ROW FOUR: Brian Hoobler Ronald Kell Kari King Kim Kite ROW FIVE: Juanita Martinez Susie Morris David Rameriz Bobby Phillips ROW SIX: Michael Plimlee Gary Prater Norma Rios Chad Robbins ROW SEVEN: Juan Rodriquez Charlie Schaef Mary Alice Swindle Gwyn Waterfeild Johnny Autrey Emilia Balderas Chris Briggs James Brumley Sean Clonts Velvet Couch Stefan Crouse Lola Daniels Ty Hardin Jerrell Innis Todd Kley Jett Mahan Jeffery Mayfield Kim McEntire Joni Millsap Jeremy Muns Krista Pittman Scott Smith Kathy Wilson Sharon Wright Mrs. Morehead nd Grade 165 Grade Brandon Baker Ryan Byard Ricky Donaldson Darren Dortch Norman Duena Morris Jahnel Timmy Good Billy Hankins Krista Kirkland Charla Mann Socarro Ochoa Chad Patton Rosie Rios Lisa Ring Carrie Scott Bobby Stephenson Jennifer Shira LeAndra Stuckey Howard Varnell Melinda Yarbrough Mrs. Parks Richard Anderson Cindy Blair Jamie Bishop Mrs. Spruell is me 5 ., NME , -f' A 1 , ,A ,. Amee Bruton Diana Cano Teresa Ganrin Brian Harmon Chris Hicks Sean Howard Brent Ives Brandy Lynch Larry Mitchell Steve Morris Michael Nix Paula Pieplow Kimberly Pruitt Dax Bobinett Paul Rodriquez Larry Smith Mischell Stevens Billie Lou Strohmeyer Marta Velesquez Monica Wilson nd Grade 167 Grade David Albin Corey Capps John Chapman Kennith Childres Daryn Crockett Tammy Hinkle Jonathan Joslyn Hope Kelly Tamra Ledbetter Ronnie Necessary Farris Otis Vickie Rivers William Schumaker Esedra Segovia Chris Sieker Dustin Storck Jeanie Wagner Scott Walker Candy Walser Brandon Wheeler Amy Williams Kimisifi Matt Anderson Julie Beasley Kimberly Bivins Brenf Blackwelder Steve Boone Gabriel Brown Gloria Carbajal Danny Cervantes Dewayne Evans Cliff Fox R Clifford Jamison Lesley Link Shawn Maupen Cassie McNees Nikki Minick John Molnar Lupita Ochoa Noe Ramirez Lisa Risley Norma Vllligas r A Mrs. Argo st Grade 169 Grade Christy Blair Danny Carter Amy Cole Joe Don Daniels Sam Doty J. D. Edwards Nathan Hayes Dee Dee McPherson Kristina Mohreweiser Jackie Pitcock Kori na Rowley Toby Schaef Ginger Swindle Paul Ward Dennis Wilson Mario Zaragoza Mrs. Pieplow Andres Antunez Gina Beck Ernmitt Bishop Flanee Adams Casey Andrews .. i, , ...,., YW i v , ' - .L ,. . ,W V 1 A f 2, 1 ..., i agiggmggi ,, .. ,,,, 5595 it 5 s ' g- an Q 1 is I 'K I, K., , 3 X 5 'fa M 2 . tj, 'mx V ' 12? Y I ' x ttytt 1 f??3? ' 1? ',kk,1. Q ,Q,L H h':' Sergio Balderas 1 ' Mrs. Stout Jon Bohannon Jay Boone Anna Bressler Joe Brent Brewster Hitda Buitron Joy Dia! Michelle Habekott Brad Harris Jimmy Hash Sonja Hoggatt Kevin Johnson Matt Martin Kevin Osterson Tara Richter Camie Robbins Jessie Segovia Christy Sirman Larry Thomas Jessie Vasquez Mandy Wright st Grade 171 Grade Jeremy Baggett Cindy Brunson Lupe Buitron Kristi Burch Mark Byard Vicky Cervantez Jerry Donnell Michael Garrison Amy Goodwin Shannon Holt Terrie Jones Clifford Kell Ken King Shame Lloyd Robert Marsh Chad Martin Sylvia Mendoza Misty Pullian Jessie Segovia Charlene Scott .ii L ,N VL,x M. ...N our lives ARE COLORED BY THE ADVICE OF TEACHERS, OUR FELLOW STUDENTS AND ALL THE ACTIVITIES WE PARTICIPATE IN. Se-n'or Ellison and Sen'or Morgan Kacy Anoerson Mrs. Cullender Teresa Fick Trella Haines Melissa Llons Eric Mahan Robert Miller Shannon Miller Jerry Mullings Shareen Murray Cody Price John Rivers John Russell Barry Waters Nicole Waflord Kim Wainwright Keith Woods Michael Brown E 1- X r ,' 'lent hyyt , 19Hf',. 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Fluth Ann Yarbrough f N A -.E 'Y' if: my Z Shannon Squyers Lindy Thrasher Lloyd Bennett Cara Bishop Jerrod Carr Roy Carter Colby Childress Kimberly Gambill Pam Goodwin Julie Hardin Geri Kincanon Melinda Necessary Jonathan Nies Justin Piercy Dustin Pralle Heather Roberts Jennie Ruth Rutledge Mrs. Cullender Tro Rex and Case Cook posing forthe photogra- Y Y pher Mrs. Donovan Kendra Barber Melissa Beck Bonnie Bowling Alex Cerventes Casey Cook Christy Cooper Mark Cornett Kerri Dohm Angela Duenes Chad Hall Lee Hicks Kasi Llons Ken McEntire Elda Ochoa Troy Rex Melissa Rock Holly Stanton Clay Cooper David Duena Amanda Guffey Stephanie lnnis Laurencio Ledezam Abel Martinez Daniel McKee Cindy Ramp Jimmy Ring Justin Price Twilla Spruell Bobby Swearingim We are ready take our picture Do you think they will put my picture in the yearbook Princ pal Larry Sanders g ving welcome at M ddle School Ath c Banquet Thre Muskate Middle School THE VASTNESS OF OPPORTUNITY IS BROAD. LUCK PLAYS NO PART IN ATTAINING GOALS. ONE HAS TO REACH OUT AND GRASP TO PLAY A ROLE IN THE WORLD. Fifth grade Mexican Fiesta . ance National Honor Society members waiting for pictures Danny Johnson -I wonder it they notice my THE ROLES AN INDIVIDUAL PLAYS HAS AN EFFECT UPON THE SCHOOL. THE COMBINING OF THESE ROLES MAKES UP THE WORLD. SO IN SOME WAY, WE SHAPE SOMEONE ELSE'S ENVIRONMENT. PEOPLE COLOUR OUR WORLD IN MANY WAYS. Denlse Daydreamlng Hemphill County has the greatest livestock show! ,Klan-.L.,... Darcee, Sandra, Mike 8. Donnie pretending to study instead of working EACH INDIVIDUAL IS UNIOUE, HE MAY HAVE ATRAIT THAT SEPARATES HIM FROM OTHERS. ASENIOR ISA UNIQUE PERSON BECAUSE HE KNOWS THAT SOON HE WILL NO LONGER BE A HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT, ELEMENTARY STUDENTS HAVEA FUTURE OF SCHOOL DAYS AHEAD OF THEM. THE HOPE OF THE FUTURE ADDS A SPARKLE TO LIFE. :... ' Ginger Burch enjoying the middle school arcee thinking she s going to pass David Albin and Brandon Wheeler posing Eddie' Kirk' LEE' Fiobln' feet on the floor this is the LIBRARY' hm 'T Mr. Scroggins and Mr. Murry compromising. WHETHER ONE IS A STUDENT, TEACHER, PRINCIPAL, OR PARENT, WE EACH HAVE A PLACE IN OTHERS' LIVES. WE ENCOURAGE OTHERS TO DO THEIR BEST AND GIVE OF THEIR BEST. BY HELPING OTHERS WE GROW OURSELVES. Gwen and Kirk getting ready for the grand finale at the Carniyal G eg B II M cah and Lee emoy ng the Canad an MS tra SCHOOL ISN TALL STUDYINC WE HAVE TRACK MEETS, IN TOWN OUT OF TOWN, BANOUETS FOR SENIORS, ATHLETES, VICA STUDENTS, HOME ECONOMICS BANOUETS, FFA BANOUETS, MEXICAN FIESTAS ARE PLANNED TO ENTERTAIN ALL AGES. WE CAN PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS OF EVERY KIND - BASEBALL, FOOTBALL, TRACK, GOLF, TENNIS, RACOUETBALL, VOLLEYBALL. ALL OF THESE ACTIVITIES CONTRIBUTE TO BUILDING A BETTER PERSON. Canadlan H I m V 1 . ..,, i .,.,,,,.,..,,. .A , . 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