Chico High School - Dragon Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1975 volume:

M-W -vbim f I' xi, ,., N of n X . . L 6' .X 3 . s 0- G, R ' ' , S . 6, , I 0 . v , 4 . ,4, ., '. f s F A WA 11 1? ..- E 54 T-J I 'Q . ' 'E-. U . u , , . -mlii-V .F 5 I 13 ' E 'iw. 1' X The 1 974-75 DRAGON '75 began with change. New teachers were found by many students out-of- the-ordinary. Homecoming and the Harvest Festival found us awaiting the announcement of Queens. With second semester came the feeling that we were over the Hump and that spring could not be far away All this, and more transpired in DRAGONLAND, 1975. CHICO HIGH CHOOL DRAGON As the days pass and the year comes to a close, we sincerely hope the 1974-75 Dragon will bring back many happy memorie of the past. The annual staff would also like to wish the graduating class of 1975 the very best of luck and those returning students a very joyful summer. YOUR 1974-75 ANNUAL STAFF S. Wiley, K. Byers, D. Smith, C. Evans, D. Synovec, B. Cox, R. Clifton, D. Vaughn, K. Richey, T. Glover, T. Hale, D. Musick. lNot pictured-lana Brownl The 1974-75 Dragon Staff sincerely expresses its appreciation to Mrs. Laverne Wiley, Venita Lukens and Ken Roselle for the photography and time taken for Chico High School in producing this year's year- book. 2 CHS Dragon Table of Contents INTRODUCTION DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS FAVORITES SENIORS IUNIORS SOPHOIVIORES ERESHIVIEN ELEMENTARY ADVERTISING 1-3 4 5-8 9-16 17-24 25-48 49-58 59-64 65-68 69-72 73-76 77-106 107-135 'fib- NIGLWS 3 There Is a Time .... To Honor a Special Person l l DELBERT RAYMOND SYNOVEC A good friend, a competent student, an enthusiastic athlete and liked by everyone are phrases which describe Delbert, who will always be in the hearts of those who knew him. During his 4 years at CHS, the 1975 yearbook dedicatee, excelled in many areas. Delbert was an outstand- ing athlete and student body leader. Two of his many honors for which we will best remember Delbert are Nlost Friendliest and Best All-Around Student. On behalf of Delbert's many friends at CHS, the 1975 Dragon Staff wishes to dedicate the 1975 Dragon in memory of Delbert Raymond Synovec. ID INISIIQAIIO Q , Hlmllt . I 1 ,X 1 3- 'Q -1 sl fy? V 1 vs,-4. 9,955 dl ..- 1-- ' ' x 1535? 1 ' C-1'2 V : 5 Q. S 4 . -- Z - O bk- H .. . .N I I -, 1 , LN Nm, 'L X f - 3M ---in A ,- . V A., - aww-'V-in-:4 ' 'iunii S W! i '5,,.f-ff I, ex -. x if Q f X , , 4':'i 7g' :L1f-g. 3 .. .-:I Administrators and Teachers Faced Many SCHOOL BOARD is 's Ft. Row-L. to R. Kenneth Richie, Secretary, E. E. North, lr., Presidentg Lee Roy McKiever, Vice-President. Back Row-L. to R. lim Hand, Wendell Berry, Bill Hartsell, Claude Coble, jr. ' 6 Deczstons Ln the 1 974-75 School Year Lawrence Baggett Coach, Social Studies Hazel Bennett Librarian Patricia Bottoms English lane Burgess Homemaking Lynn Cunnius Nurse C. H. Fancher Counselor Johnny Hook Agriculture Hollis McClellan Band, Music Lanelle O'Neill Science Ann Read Commercial Loyd Turner Coach , Math Nelda Vincent Secretary While faced with filling approximately 15 vacancies in personnel and deciding upon the perfect designs for the new addition to the school campus, the administration was also involved with a Needs Assessment Program in which the faculty also participated Thus the school year was a very busy one for the administration and faculty. However, the outcome was successful as always Bertha Manning Tax Assessor Special recognition is given to Mrs Bertha Manning who has been with the Chico Independent School District fifteen years The 1974 75 yearbook staff wishes to express on behalf ofthe school our sincere appreciation and admiration for so many years of excellent service for the Chico School District. Smooth Operation of School Attributed to Personnel IF Gay Knox Sue Bentley Nelva Culverhouse Lucille Weatherly Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Kay Clifton Larry Mader Bobbie Morris T.F. Singleton Bus Driver Bus Driver . Bus Driver Bus Driver Glinn Morrow Doris Davis Custodian Custodian Bus Driver ng-ff l ACIIVIIIES . ,.. i W ga , .L,,,, M , A .2 fi diff 'Q if A e f . . F eeiii at I FHA works hard putting finishing touches on the First Place Float. The theme of their float was On Top of the World. HARD WORK PAYS OFF FOR THE FHA AND THE FRESHMAN CLASS. The freshmen worked many nights finishing their float which won second place. Their theme was The Yellow Submarine. 5 K fa Y Fall Festival CANDIDATES AND THEIR ESCORTS IANET BARNETT KENT LUTHER ANNETTE CLOWER RICK RICHEY BECKY COX MIKE WEATHERLY Miss McLeod A 1 974-75 Queen ,L 9 All t l Escorted by Robert Van Hoose, Dana approaches the stage unaware she is about to be crowned the new Fall Festival Queen. Dana is a sophomore and worked very hard with her class to win this honor. ' 15 New Enthusiasm I- 1 I ,M LH 'JI .L I , sp ...x A k S W... ,V W , A -RQ., ws CLASS ACTIVITIES KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING ARE LIFE'S FAITHFUL COIVIPANIONS WHO WILL NEVER PROVE UNTRUE TO YOU mfkf' Y '1 m QIQQM zum 5 We N H ' ' 1 J .rf-9. ..7' X I x ff J These members of FHA work hard all year to raise money for their Spring banquet, Summer recreation, State and Area Meetings. One of the projects they do to raise money is cook for the Chico Lions Club twice a month. Mrs. Burgess goes over last minute plans with Melinda Mowery and Dana McLeod before monthly meeting. 18 We are the Builders of Homes .... Homes for America 's Future .... FHA LEADERS OF FHA-L to R.g D. Haworth, 1. Whetsell, D. McLeod, B. Morris, M. Mowery, L. Keller, T. Hale, C. Clayton, D. Richey, S. Souther Sponsor, Mrs. jane Burgess President, Melinda Mowery Mike Weatherly Beau 19 CHS. Student Council in Whining... 4 ' wr V A-1 , MW: V 1 wfvf'-n. ff f 5, , if A 'Wi ,, A35 be X, , 1 Y fa. -' - V. 'QW . W W fwdp, hw 1 f if A ,J Qi, 20 -Q -116 .,,, .. ,. gpm, , ,, ,, M TOP-L. to R. Delbert Synovec President Alvin Boner Vice-President Larry Groves Sophomore Class Rep. L. to R.: Sharla Souther, jr. Repre- sentativeg Brenda Newton, Fresh- man Representativeg Teresia Glover, Senior Representativeg Sharon Wiley, Reporterg Debra Vaughn, Secretary ilri H , , ' f- V' 'E f z i. r ' S er s rerrr 'iAV ' ' Sql s W, in iff' 7 ,Q I ' , V ' 'Q P Z.. Beta Club Shows Three Stooges Q Front Row: C. Largent, D. Haworth, D. Hartsell, C. Clayton, B. Musick. 2nd Row: T. Workman, S. Bowyer, B. Morris, S. Synovec, F. Nielsen, B. White, C. Harris. 3rd Row: M. Webb, R. Hand, E. St. john, K. Terrell, T. Hand, K. Blanks, D. Vernon, K. Byers Linda Trotter, Sponsor wg. X' Throughout the year, Mrs. Trotter works with the officers if planning projects to earn money for the state convention. The officers are: D. Haworth, Vice-President, B. Musick, Reporter, D. Hartsell, Secretary, C. Clayton, Treasurer Cathy Largent, President Future armer Greenhands Front row officers-K. Richey-Secretary, D. Vaughn-Reporter, 1. Armstrong-President, D. Watson-Vice- President, G. Reed-Sentinel, C Evans-Treasurer joey Armstrong Stanley St. lohn Greenhand President Chapter Prwdenf Sponsor-Mr. johnny Hook 22 of America Chapter Farmers L. to R.-A. Boner-Reporter, 1. Caraway-Sentine', C. Harris-Treasurer, B. Richey wcretary, K. Terrel- V. President, S. St. john-President Future Farmers 23 aces in Different Places ff nuff ' 5 Lai 5 ' 922 24 SPIDIQIS 'fr 3- r ?ElQ,k:' 5,5 - ':, ' L- ., 1, ,.-I l I i 1 974-75 Dragon Marching Band Band Officers L to R: Rhonda Tucker-President, janet Whetseil-V. President, Sharla Souther-Secretary- Treasurer, Sandra Bowyer-Reporter, Terry HandkBand Council, Tommy LasitereBand Council. 5 26 Band Director Hollis McClellan Small in umber-Loud in Support Front Row: Jana Brown, D. McLeod, D. Berryman, P. Bishop, A. Clower, P. Richey, Back Row: S. Branscum, T. White, A, Woods, D. Richey, 1. Barnett, Mrs. 1. Burgess-Sponsor Pep Squad Sponsor: jane Burgess presents spirit stick during pep Pep Squad Officers: R to L: Jana Brown, Dana McLeod, Donna rally. Richey , 28 Great is Better Than Good and Great They Were ..... 1 974975 Cheerleaders Dragons at Their Best Tony Chesnut Kevin Lemond Kent Terrell Mitch Terrell ' Delbert Synovec Running Back Defensive Back Center Defensive Back Offensive Guard All District All District All District Alvin Boner Larry Groves Glenn Groves Kevin Brooks Larry Singleton Nose Guard Offensive Tackle Offensive Tackle Offensive Tackle Defensive End All District All District All District CHICO OPPONENT 34 Alvord 6 25 Goree 0 16 Newcastle 14 12 Saint jo 20 45 Boyd 0 52 Masonic Home 7 49 Perrin V 0 14 Godley 6 6 Lindsey 20 6 Paradise 23 16' Assistant Coach Head Coach Loyd Turner Lawrence Baggett sp -. we -. K B0bbY RiCh6Y Rick Richey Tony Cox 0ff9f1SiVS End Offensive End Offensive End All District Dragons Post 7-3 Season Defense Looking Goodf' if., .1 1974-75 Chico Dragons No. ll, Keith Blanks makes it all the way against the Boyd Yellowjackets with the aid of No. 50, Kent Terrell, No. 84 Bobby Richey, No. 62 Mitch Terrell. The Dragons downed the jackets 45 to 0. Rusty moves the ball on Perrin Coach Baggett sends in a play. 53 'Q . 'Q Ir ,wsyfyf K Q., 3, 3 ' fm' W' . , M , U gay 5 2 LM, A A noun an VH 'ka x . if W 15 v'V xg' P Members of the 1974-75 Dragonett Basketball Team can look back on this season with pride, knowing they gave their all. They worked many long, hot hours with the district title their goal. Although they did not win district, the Dragonetts finished with a 7-5 district record. The team averaged 47 points a game, while their opponents averaged 44.6 points. Becky Cox, starting senior forward and Deborah Haworth, starting junior for- ward, were high scorers for the season. Becky averaged 19.55 points per game, while Deborah averaged 18 points. Deborah and Becky walked away from the Bridgeport, Boyd, and Decatur Tournaments with All-Tournament honors. Bettie Morris, a starting sophomore guard, who averaged 4.83 rebounds a game, was named to the All-Tournament teams at the Boyd and Decatur Tournaments. Debra Musick, a senior guard, led the defensive rebounding with 5.50 rebounds per game. Kris Synovec and Sandra Bowyer brought down 4.65 and 3.22 rebounds respectively for the Dragonetts this season. The wins the Dragonetts earned were done so by the entire team's effort and by some fine coaching by Larry Mader. Dragonetts 1974-75 Season Results District We Masonic Home 61 Alvord 56 Krum 29 Paradise S0 Slidell 31 Ponder 63 Masonic Home 70 Alvord 42 Krum 31 Paradise 59 Slidell 32 Ponder 38 Tournaments Bridgeport-Second Place Boyd-Third Place Decatur-Second Place Non-District Games Wins Losses 1 3 8 They 46 49 49 48 40 40 17 38 61 65 49 37 L. to R., Ft. Row: R. Clifton, T. Hale, D. Musick, B. Coxp Back Row: Mgr. D. Smith R Womack, B. Morris, S. Bowyer, T. Workman, D. Haworth, D. Hartsell, M. Mowery, K Synovec, 1. Brown, Mgr. C. Clayton, Coach Larry Mader. Bettie Morris displays defensive determination during the game against Valley View. Three members of the Dragonetts top right: D. Haworth, bottom left: R. Womack, and bottom right: D. Musick work hard for a victory during the Bridgeport Invitational Tournament. The Dragonetts placed second with Becky Cox being selected for the All-Tournament Team, all 1 l l REACHING HIGH FOR VICTORY Kris Synovec, Sandra Bowyer, and Becky Cox struggle with out- stretched arms to gain ball control against their opponents in regular season play. A mf .sif Q Y Jn Varsityv L. to R. Mgr. D. Smith, K. Richey, B. Newton, S. Largent, S. Wiley T. jenkins, C. Evans, S. Souther, R. Tucker, M. Caldwell, K. Work man, Mgr. C. Clayton, Coach Larry Mader. W . . 39 I nexperience Plagues Dragons Dominated by tough competition the entire season, the Dragons allowed their opponents to average 68.52 pts. a game while they were able to avg. only 52 pts. a game. Tony Cox, junior, averaged 15.19 points a game and was named to the all tournament team at the Bridgeport tournament. Keith Blanks, sophomore, averaged 10.82 points a game. These two players, plus 10 others will be returning to the court next year with hopes of a more successful season. Their new coach, Lloyd Turner, did a fine job and the Dragons should be even stronger with his help next season. of Front Row L. to R.: Coach-Lloyd Turner, B. Richey, M. Richey, E. Cox, B. Nielson, G. Reed, K. Blanks, R. Hand, Mgr. l. Hall, C. Harris. Back Row L. to R.: Mgr. L. St. john, S. St. john, T. Hand, M. Weatherly, R. Vaughn, T. Cox, A. Wright, L. Singleton, K. Luther. 1974-75 Season Results District We Krum 40 Alvord 41 Masonic Home 64 Paradise 36 Slidell 48 Ponder 60 Krum 49 Alvord 60 Paradise 42 Slidell 59 Ponder 50 Tournaments Bridgeport-Third Place Boyd Decatur Wins Losses 1 0 1 7 They 73 68 63 83 67 65 80 45 79 92 78 Tony Cox shows the St. lo Panthers just how easy it is to make 2 points. -1? Rusty Hand looks for help from teammates as a Krum Bobcat tries unsuccessfully to steal the ball. 41 1 'All District Pla yers Larry Singleton-Honorable Mention Tony Cox-Second Team Rusty Hand-Honorable Mention Knot picturedj Bettie Morris-First Team-Guard Becky Cox-Honorable MentionMForward Kris Synovec-Honorable Mention-Guard Deborah Haworth-Second Team-Forward I Basketball Beau Larry Singleton V X K Basketball Sweetheart Kristine Synovec if Baseball, Track, Volleyball Teams Look To District Meets 1975 Baseball Team: Top L. to R.g Kevin Lemond, Anthony Wright, Doug Barnett, Rusty Hand, Billy Harrison, Tim Hand, Coach L. urner, Coit Harris, Kent Luther, joey Armstrong, Lonney Barrett, Larry Singleton Keith Blanks Glenn Reed Ernie Cox Mike CK ' 99 Richey, Russell jlohnson, Bradley, Neuschwangeri I The girls and boys track teams, boys baseball, and girls volleyball make up the spring sports scene at CHS. There are some strong members on the girls track team returning this year in hopes of furthering their success from last year. Beverly Musick, 440 run, will try to make it to state to better her regional try in '74. The 880 relay team placed 9th at regional and they will try to better this record also. f' Deborah Haworth, Beverly Musick, Bettie Morris and Gi Rhonda Womack are the members of that 880 relay team. Bettie Morris, sophomore, placed 3rd in the 880 run and 3rd in high jump and is working for that lst place honor xx which will entitle her a trip to state. The boys spring season in track and baseball was a rough one in '74. However, they are working hard this spring to better last years' record and have hopes of some district titles. The volleyball team placed 2nd in the district tournament in '74 and are vying K ll for first place this season. Coaches for these sports are Bag- Z . O ig if gett, Mader and Turner. 45 r-f 1 u 1 1 I A 1 I l I f I fr Top I. to r.: D. Musick, D. Hall, L. Cowley, T. jenkins, R. Womack, B. Monroe, L. Keller, B. Musick, D. Haworth, M. Mowery, S. Souther, C Evans, M. Caldwell, A. Clower, P. Clifton, S. Woods, K. Workman, K. Synovec, S. Wiley, K. Richey, B. Morris, S. Bowyer, T. Workman. HDASHERS AND SPRINTERSH RELAY TEAMS I S E 2 46 Bump-Set-Spike 1975 Volleyball Team: L. to R. Ist row: C. Evans, R. Womack, B. Monroe, P. Clifton, C Largent, A. Clower, S. Southerg 2nd row: K. Richey, B. Newton, B. Morris, C. Clayton, M. Lowery, K. Workman, M. Caldwellg 3rd row: R. Clifton, S. Wiley, K. Synovec, B Cox, T. lenkins, S. Bowyer, D. Haworth, R. Tucker, 1. Brown Rick Richey, Doug Barnett and Larry Singleton make a few rounds before they begin their workout. Stretches and limbering exercises were part of the daily track workout. Come on Doug- Alvin BOUCF PTHCUCCS hllfling the 57101 in PWP2' stretch-. ration for the district meet. ln Top L. to R.: A. Wright, A. Boner,T. Cox, R. Hand, L. Barrett, M. Terrell, j. Hall, K. Blanks, K. Luther, L. Singleton, D. Barnett, C. Harris, B. Richey, L. McDaniel, 1. Armstrong, G. Reed, M. Richey, B. Neuschwanger, 1. Clifton, K. Lemmond, L. Groves, R. VanHoose, R. Richey, E. Cox. 48 FAVUIQIIES 5' . - : A 1,1 I ws 'fi S Q 5 .K iii X , Q 1 w , 5 5 Ii X ,, E-ggi g, 3515 '2L:fm.x,,...x,:,,. Qs and Miss CHS. Tim Hand and Cathy Largent Delbert Synovec voted Most Cooperative his junior Being head cheerleader and president of the Beta Club year, was voted by the CHS student body as Best All- are just two of the time-consuming activities in which Around. Delbert's interest in a wide range of school activi- Cathy participates. Her enthusiastic interest in school orga- ties as well as his avid participation in the athletic program hilatlons heads the list of reasons why Cathy is the stu- at CHS make him a wise choice for this honor, dent's choice for Best All-Around Girl Of 1975. Best All-Around Delbert Synovec Cathy Largent 5 1 i Because of his friendly attitude, interest in others and BSCHUSS of her S6056 Of hUm0l' HS well HS her varied Sense of humgr, it is easy to See Why Mike was Chosen for interests, Debra was chosen for Winning Personality. Winning Perggnalityl Mike Wag Chggen MQSt Baghful hig DCbl'2l,S E1Ci2iVifiCS ll'iCiUd6 EiiZi'ii6IiCS and fwifilfig. She has junior year, runner-up for Most Courteous, and was Chosen been selected as junior Class Favorite, Senior Class Favor- FHA Beau his senior year, An ideal Choice for Winning ite, Band Sweetheart, Homecoming Queen and has served as Personality and always a smile for everyone. a band and junior class officer. Debra was chosen Wittiest two years in a row which is a clue to her Winning Personal- ity. Winning Personality Mike Weatherly Debra lVlUSiCk 2 Tim's good looks and his outstanding personality make him a fun person to be around. His enthusiastic participation in school activities is evidenced by his being elected president of the senior class. Despite his busy schedule, Tim still found time to participate in football, basketball and track. He was also class favorite his junior year and voted Nlost Athletic. Tim's witty sense of humor and his good looks make him a good choice for Most Attractive. Most if t I' t i Tim Hand Donna Richey Donna's pleasant disposition and her friendly personality are just a few of her outstanding characteristics. She stays busy as an FHA officer and vice-president of the pep squad. Because of her neat appearance, attractive looks, and poise, CHS chose Donna as Most Attractive. 53 Success follows Mike everywhere he goes. Besides his ability to achieve academically, Mike is able to win at rodeos-his favorite sport-because of his sincere determi- nation and hard work which he applies to his talent every- day. Knowing this, the CHS student body voted Mike Most Likely to Succeed. A member of the 880 relay district team, honorable mention basketball and Most Cooperative her junior year plus being chosen basketball sweetheart are just a few of the reasons Deborah was voted most likely to succeed. lf she could do all that her sophomore year the student body felt her junior and seniors years would really be a success. Most Likely to Succeed-Deborah Haworth. Most Likely to Succeed Mike Webb Deborah Hayworth n Q Most Athletic Athletes who have proven their ability to perform suc- cessfully in all sports are deserving of this honor. They are physically strong, skillful and mentally prepared for athletic competition. Each athlete must realize the important aspects of training and above all the essential quality of sportsmanship. Rusty Hand, Deborah Haworth and Becky Cox were chosen on this basis and are worthy of being named Most Athletic. Rusty Hand Deborah Haworth Becky Cox 5 5 Senior Girl junior Girl Cathy Largent Deborah Haworth Senior Boy Delbert Synovec junior Boy Larry Singleton Teachers Select Most Studious Sophomore Boy Coit Harris Sophomore Girl Faith Nielsen Freshman Boy joey Armstrong Freshman Girl Suzanne Largent Dana McLeod and Robert Van Hoose Harvest King 84 Queen Kevin Brooks Pep Squad Beau Www ,email Homecoming Queen Football Sweetheart Cathy Largent Debb ie Hartsell ':H'P' FFA Sweetheart 'a Band Sweetheart Becky Cox rg H Sandra Boyer Sf IUIQS l 1 ,ff nf f J Senior Realization Kevin Brooks Reporter, Track 3, Baseball 3, Football 3,4, Hon. Mention 3, Pep Squad Beau 4. lim Cleveland Class Vice-President 3, FFA 2,3, Band President 3, Friend- liest 3. Royce Clifton FHA l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Basketball l,2,3,4, Band l,2,3, Volleyball 2,3,4. Band 1,2, FFA 1,2,3, Watching the lights go out after the last football ga closing the gym doors after the final basketball game, a wishing our friends who graduated at mid-term good luc were moments when the seniors finally realized that grad ation was the next step. Goals dreamed of but sometimes never attained, frien ships made and lost, good times remembered and bad tim forgotten, but most of all meaningful remembrances o CHS, will be the important things the 1975 graduating cla will have forever. Class Officers Left to Right: Mike Weatherly-Sec. Treasurer, Cathy Largent-V President, Toni Hale-Reporter, Tim Hand-President Becky Cox Basketball l,2,3,4, All Dist. Hon. Men. 2, All Dist. For- ward 3, Volleyball l,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Annual Staff l,4, Majorette l,2,3, Drum Major 4, Class Favorite 2, FHA i,2, Treas. 2, Class Officer 2, Band Sec. i,3, Most Athletic 3, FFA Sweetheart 4, Harvest Queen Candidate 4, State U.l.L. journalism 3. Clyde Deering FFA l,2,3, VOE-Auto Mech- anics CLASS FAVORITES Debra Musick Randy Vaughn jerry Fitzgerald FFA 1,2,3, Officer 3, Football l,2,3,4, All Dist. Line Backer 4, Class Favorite 2. Teresla Glover Student Council 4, Annual l Staff 4, FHA 1,2,3 Tommy Freeman FFA 1,2,3,4, Football 1,2, Basketball l, Track 2, Baseball 2, School Newspaper 4. Glenn Groves Track 1,2,3, Football 1,2,3,4, All Dist. Tackle 4, FFA l,2,3,4, Greenhand Reporter, Reporter 2, Band l,2,3, Class Favorite 2, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. Tim Hand Mr. CHS 4, Most Attractive 4, Class Pres. 1,4, FFA 1,4, FB 1,2,3,4, All Dist. BB 1-4, All Dist. Beta Club 2,3,4, Track 2,3, Class Sec. 3, lr. Class Favorite, Baseball 1-4, Best Sport 3, Nlost Athletic 3, Neatest Runner-up 3, School Newspaper 4. Toni and Royce work hard in the concession stand during the first home football game to raise money for a senior trip to Galveston. Mike Lemond Football 1,2,3, FFA 1,2,3, Track 2,3. Toni Hale Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3, Volleyball 1,2, FHA 1,2,3,4, Historian 2, Reporter 4, Pep Squad 1,2,3, Class Reporter 4. Billy Harrison Class V-President 1, FFA 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3, School Newspaper 4. Cathy Largent Miss CHS 4, Best All-Around 4, Band 1,2, FHA 1,2, Cheer- leader 1-4, Neatest 1,3, Beta Club 1-4, BB 1-3, VB 1-4, Homecoming Queen 2,4, FB Sweetheart 2, lr. Class Pres., FFA Sweetheart 3, Annual Staff 3, S.C. 3. Debra Musick BB 1-4, Track 1-4, FHA 1-4, Band 1-4, Majorette 1-4, Class Favorite 1,3,4, Wittiest 2,3, lr. Class Reporter, Band Sweet- heart 3, Homecoming Queen 3, Annual Staff 4, Winning Personality 4, Friendliest Runner-up 3, Harvest Queen Cand. 2, School Newspaper 4. Bruce Nielsen Football 4, Basketball 4. Debbie Smith Pep Squad 1-4, FHA l-3, Basketball 2, Annual Staff 3,4. Delbert Synovec Best All-Around 4, Student Council 3,4, Student Body Pres. 4, FFA l,4, FB 1-4, All Dist., Beta Club 2-4, Most Friendliest Runner-up 3, Most Cooperative 4, Most Likely to Succeed Runner-up 3, Annual Staff Co-Editor 4, FFA Vice President 3. Kent Terrell FFA l,2,3,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, All District Happiness is The Senior Class gathering for portraits. Rand y Vaugh n FFA l,2,3,4, Basketball 4, Most Wittiest Runner-up 3. Mike Weatherly Nlost Bashful 3, Most Cour- teous 3, FFA 3,4, Class Officer 4, FHA Beau 4, Winning Personality 4, Basket- ball 3,4. Tim and Delbert seem mighty happy about the forthcoming game Did they know something we didn't? Mike Webb Class officer l,2, Beta Club 2,3, FFA l,2,3,4, Most Bash- ful 2, Runner-up 3, Most Stu- dious Runner-up 3, Most Likely to Succeed 3,4. Bobbi White Pep Squad l,2,3, FHA l,2,3,i Beta Club 2,3, Most Studious 3, Annual Staff 3. ..l, .. x .15 . f We ' 49' PN'- -.N-IJ :,, Mjfg, is S 5 Q - if l 5 I Could they be climbing the steps to success or sitting down on the job? 64 Ali IIJNIIDIQ S A lk' 41 ,pl 3 2 , J 3, an nn!! 1 iii ,g sr' kk, Doug Barnett lana Brown Kenny Byers Cindy Clayton 1 Annette Clower Louise Cowley Carol Ferguson Thomas Ferguson Debbie Hall Debbie Hartsell Deborah Haworth Kevin Lemond Beverly Musick Bobby Richey Rick Richey Stanley St. john Class of '7 6 Melinda Mowery Tony Cox President Vice-President CLASS FAVORITES A s , 4 Melinda Mowery, President and Lanelle O'NeiII, Sponsor l , AL Linda Keller Larry Singleton Secretary Reporter jana Brown Bobby Richey Juniors Have Spirit Sharla Souther Kristene Synovec Mitch Terrell joy Thompson Ruth Woods Trena Workman juniors received the Spirit Stick tw1ce in a row. i UPHUMUIQES i 'WI I Vi z , ISI Class Meeting Loyd Turner-Sponsor Lonney Delores Barrett Berryman Sharon jay Bran scum Caraway en' it v U, x, 2 , .1 46-0 Keith Alvin Sandra Blanks Boner Bowyer Tony Pam Eddie Chesnut Clifton Cox SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Parn Clifton Larry McDaniel I David Larry john Rusty P Coit Evans Groves Hall Hand Harris Betty Bettie Larry Dana Faith Nl0r1r06 Morris McDaniel McLeod Nielsen -wtf' -r Af L37 ffo' f AA, . ,.s - Wav-. ri . W Donna james Susan D M R bert Rirlhey Sharpless Synovec VanHoose CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. R. VanHoose Reporter D. McLeod Secretary D. Richey V.-President K. Blanks President L. McDaniel Chaplin David janet Terry Rhonda Sarena Vernon Whetsell White Womack woods FIQESHMITN Could There Be A joey janet Paula Maggie johnny Armstrong Barnett Bishop Caldwell Clifton Chuck A nnette Clower Collins Donnie Grooms AAIV, jg X Russell iy Vi johnson Terry jenkins and johnny Clifton Class Favorites xi Ernie Robert Cath: Cox Deering Evans jerry Terry jenkins jenkins Y Carl Mark Kinsey Knox Suzanne Kent Donna Mike Bradley Brenda V Y Loren Largent Luther Maddux McCastIand Neusehwanger Newton Nielsen More M ischievous Class? l X! Glenn Kelly Mike Pam Douglas Loyd Rita Reed Richey Richey Richey Stagk 51, john Stone vw.: x .. ' Q:--.-..:.l -- l li' ' Dennis Rhonda Debra Thompson Tucker Vaughn J' . Troy Dale ROSIS Warner Watson Weaver Sharon Donna Ron Wiley Wilson Wilson Class Officers: Kent Luther-Treasurer Terry jenkins-Reporter jerry 1enkinsYSecretary Mike Richey-President Glenn Reed-Vice-President 53ndY Keren Antf'0nV Patricia Bottoms W00d5 Workman Wnght Freshman Sponsor 75 Freshmen In Action Nlr. Major IS coming! , Elf IYNIAIQY bun' :rdf ,, ' 1 f-f , 9 X Q' v H Aix n in I t Q rl f t- W KV N ,1 25 I Carl Clement Principal -Special People Charlotte Graham T. F. Singleton Bobbie Walker 19 Years 10 Years 18 Years These teachers have been in the Chico Independent School District for ten or more years. This is only a small way to show our admiration and appreciation. You truly deserve the respect and gratitude of the students, faculty and commu nity. Elementary Faculty William Bankston Soc. Studies Paula Barrett Special Services Agnes B urnett First Grade Rebecca Davis Fifth G rade Sharon Dunn Kindergarten Mary Lu Harris Special Services Brenda james Lang. Arts Wanda McNair Special Services Larry Mad er ScienceHCoach Kay Richie Fifth Grade Becky Robinson Second Grade Sandra Sloan Special Services Maxine Stephens Second Grade Linda Trotter Lang. Arts Basha Zeldin Special Services Crown Bearer-Kevin Monnett Flower GirlMKathleen Green Left to Right: Crown Bearer-Craig Moss, Flower Girl-jarise Grillg First Grade junior Mader, Tami Wardg Second Grade joe Redwine CobIe3Third Grade Celina Hartsell, Russell Blackg Fourth Grade Randy Hudson, Diane Hall 'T-Iarvest Festi val Flower Girl Left to Right: Fifth A john Mowery, Robin Harris, Fifth B john Adams, Annette Priceg Sixth A jarrett Dee Ann Coleman Armstrong, Melissa Southg Sixth B john Singleton, Paula Richey, Seventh Grade Greg North, Tonya Crgwn Bearer Moreland, Eighth Grade Terry Hand, Tammye Sharpless. jackey Tgague 80 New Replaces Oldv M at 1 974375 Festival ,Seuss l Giving up their throne are Trent Chambers and Susie Ander- son. 1973-74 Middle School King 84 Queen Wendell Berry, jr. and Shawn South s . Elementary Queen-Celina Hartsell King-Russell Black 1974-75 Middle School King 84 Queen Melissa South and jarrett Arm- strong. 81 Junior High Football 1974-75 junior High Football Team Win-Loss Record Perrin Alvord Masonic Home Alvord Perrin Masonic Home Th 6 14 6 36 14 0 Cm Vernie McNair ran for two points against the Perrin junior high. . ' I i f- 1 T wp-as Y Jn High Dragonetts l L. to R.: T. V anHoose, S. Chesnut, j. Culverhouse, S. South, T. Moreland, S. Haworth, P. McDaniel S Richey j Buckingham K Groves L. Synovec, B. Chesnut, S. Abbott, D. Moreland V. Grooms, B. Garrettg R. Brown T. Watso L. W ' h , l ' , u ' - , ' , , , n, rig t, C. Wright. Standing Coach Larry Mader Winning consolation in the district tournament, the junior high girls ended their season with a 5-ll record. Among their victories was third place in the Paradise tourna- meflll. 84 Jr. High Dragon Basketball g Back Row: Coach L. Turner, K. North, A. Lemond, M. Bishop, D. Bowyer,T. Lasiter, R. Singleton, 1. Richey,W. Mowery, P. Neuschwanger 2nd Row: R. Warner, l. Harris, S. Black, T. Hand, P. johnson, G. North, S. Gilreth, T. McKeever, Front row: C. Cowley, W. Berry,T. Reed, G Hall, I. Cox, C. Woods, B. Richey, j. Smith. The junior high boys basketball team topped their season by winning consolation in the district tournament. During the season, the Dragons won 3rd place in the Paradise Tournament. 85 Back row L. to R.: B. Chesnut, T. Watson, V. Grooms, S. Abbott, L. Synovec, B. Garrett, L. Wright, C. Wright, I. Culverhouse, R. Richey, 1. Buckingham, Front row: T. VanHoose, S. Chesnut, K. Groves, S. South, T. Moreland, S. Haworth. 86 Brown, S rackmen Back Row, L to R: T. Gardner,T. Hand, 1. Richey, S. Baker, E. Cowley, D. Berryman, T. Lasiter, B. Hallman, K. Branscum, 1. Monroe, Second row L. to R.: P. johnson, R. Singleton, W. Mowery, M. Bishop, Pl. jones, 1. Armstrong, W. Rice, C. DeBord, D. Workman, G. Moody, Third o , L to R ' C Cowley D Brooks R Warnew T McKeever, D Bowyer, 1. Harris, K. North, A. Lemond, S. Gnlreth, E. Roberts, C. Woods, r w . .. . . . . . Froht row, L to R.: G. N,orth, B. Richey, P. Neuschwanger, V. McNair, 1. Cox, W. Berry, G. Hall, T. Reed, 1. Smith, D. Clark, S. Black. Coach Lloyd Turner. 87 , 1 975-76 Addition to Susan Stanley David Kelly Dennis Rhonda Beverly' Abbott Baker Berryman Branscum Brooks Browne Chesnut 'asv Eddie john Kim SVODHY Vicki Karen Bobby Cowley Gardner Denney Gllfeath Gr00m5 Groves Halman Terry lay Cassandra Patrick Tommy Allen Pam Hand Harris Huddleston johnson Lasiter Lemond McDaniel l Vernie johnny Dale Gene Walt LaDeana Rhonda W Y McNair Monroe Moody Moody Mowery Moreland New CLASS FAVORITES Terry Hand Tammy Sharpless Kendall Wesley North Rice jimmy Wesley Tammy Richard Lori Lori Roy RiCheY Rice Sharpless Singleton Synovec Verner Warner Seventh Grade-Next Sandra DOH Craig johnny lanice Cliff Ch6SIr1Ut Clark Cowley Cox Culverhouse DeBord Lil Betty Mary Glen Karen Charlett Deering Garrett Gilbert Hall Harrison Haworth , Paul Tony Paul Debra Gregory Kim jones Mc Keever Neuschwanger New North Pettigrew Donna Todd Leonard Billy Sandee Eddie Puckett Reed Rhoud es Rich ey Rich ey Roberts joey Shawn Debbie Smith South Swaim Tammy Teresa Van Hoose Watson N9 Wright Wright 7 Carroll David , Woods Workman fmt, Stephen Tonja Blake Moreland Years Jr. High Leaders CLASS FAVORITES Tonia Moreland Gregory North Sixth Graders Ar Susan Cheryl jeffery Brandie Tony Bobby Brouggard Browning Bryan Cayce Davidson Denny , ....-, --......... rvncrwux, vvallua IIALY Denney Freeman Fuller Hale Halman Hardin Tommy Sheila Michael Rhonda jimmy Lisa Haworth Hood Largent Lawrence Lovett Maddux Louis Nancy Lorri joey Darrell N Moody Moody Pettigrew Pritchett Puckett eadyv For Seventh! Debbie Blane Paula john Melissa Betty Renfrow Rice Richey Singleton South Stack james Stone Q' --I Ronnie Eddie Darwin Dena Eddie Thompson M S 'ilei :ra W gl Terry Workman ,gy X, l . Dudley Wright WS., . rl' x , V hy E kv- lk Class Favorites Paula Richey, john Singleton Trotter White Wilson Woods Class Favorites Melissa South, jarrett Armstrong Five '24 ohn Adams jamce Ellisa Harold 2 V Brousard Cash Coffman Q Class Favorites Robin Harris john Mowery Sharon Chester Kathy Davidson Fuller Garrett LeeAnn Louis Larry Delinda Brent Sharron Hand Harclerode Keith Mc Keever Monett Moody Bradley Allyson Annette Dewayne Vella Brian North Pettigrew Price Puckett Rice Turner Abner Woods Fi ve K-B 99 v llfna Teresa IHY Buckingham Collins Evans Mark Sandra Robin Gilbert Gill Harris Class Favorites Annette john Price Adams Gary V Richard Brenda jerry Kelly Debra Hilton Huddleston Kinsey Lawrence McLeod Monroe Carandy john ' Rae Ann james Robert Moody Mowery Moreland Redwine Watson Kathy Garrett Tonya Ward ' e -1 - msffii ' ' Q X fa .. -:EAN ,. i ,i.rs mhh 5 I if jj? or- ,, ' ' -22 i.a-'i - L 95 4-4-Fourth-4-4 f w K x W sf syia M ' i -LL, , ,P A ' g ow- is -1 .f ' A gf-.Lag V W X- lift C M K Brandon David Douglas Robert Rodney Barrett Biggerstaff Caldwell Caraway Cayce Karen Perry Stanley Michael Tonya Davis Deering Denny Fisher Fuller ID s..,r 1 '4' ,Q-I M' N.-1? Kathey Raylene Diane Peggy Randy Gardner Green Hall H00d HUd50n Neil Tony Karen Sharon Chris johnson jones Kinsey Kinsey Martin 60 I 'VTTY' XS7' Karen Peggy LaDonna Mary Douglas Moody Morris Peek Preston Richey 96 JM' 'f 4 mf if -3, Ronnie Seeley Dorenda Taylor Walter White w CLASS FAVORITES Diane Hall Randy Hudson Cody Roberts 'f'?' ,A 'L af, . .www a- N 5 My ' fb Loretta Stack LeAnn White Erick Younger I LIS3 Kelli Shawn Danny Tommy Sarah Yr Plan McCasland Monett Miller Price Pritchett Pyle Reasoner Ist-2nd-3rd 4th Coming Up Tania ll Greg Michael Reba Roy limmie Reed Renfro Rhoudes Riddles Seeley VanHoose :ha 05' K, gif: l CLASS FAVORITES Celina Hartsell Russell Black Movin' Up Second Grade Melinda Tre Caraway Cham 'D ...I Susan Ligg Sharon Anderson Armgr Brousard -dv fwfr nt Tiffany jeanette Robert Gregg bers Coble Collier Davis DeB0rd rf? ui Elaine Rickey Teloa Arther Kelly Beth Deering Fisher Glover Guess Harden Hargrove Lisa Sandy Mike Sherry lackey Sharon Haworth Hines Homes Hudson jones Largent 00 Terry Mike joe Calvin Rusty Colleen McClure Mitchell Redwine Riddles Seawalt Teague CLASS FAVORITES Tiffany Coble joe Redwine .ff ,af leannie Chris Thompson Trotter ff? ff S 9 S . H T I I fo. J' 'rf -eff Kurt Angela Shanobe Lori Turner Weatherly Wiley Woods 10 Class of 1 986 ---4 Kimberely Elvis Vicky Kelly john Kimberly Berkley Broussard Broussard Buckner Deering Gardner as Alan Michael Chad Kristi lunior Guylynn Harclerode Lambert Lumpkin Mader Mader Mitchell O2 i i l ! 3 Future Twirlers, Athletes, Student Body and Cheerleaders?!? Q 1 'wYRoVnnie Michael Scott George Danny Lyn McGuire Neuschwanger NielS9f1 Price Puckett South lr ' 1 j Gail Michael Tami john Preston Shawn Stack Turner Ward White Younger Younger Class Favorites VD 7: wx Ir- Madef Tami ward Q . 4 1 10 One Down Ano Melissa Arrington Kendra Burnett Dee Ann Coleman O Billy Davis Sherry Deering Gary Deering Morgan Ezzell Preston Fuller Denise Gill Kathlene Green Nona Harclerod B Twelve To Go Craig Moss Kenneth Mays john Reed Tammy Scott Michael Shipp jackie Teague Lisa Trotter Becky Williamson jackie Hopkins Stephen McLeod Tommy McGuire AIDVHQIISINC l 1 National Building Hdwllins Centers Funeral 211 E. Main Decatur, Tex. 627-2326 The ' Fabric House Phone: 683-22ll 401-E. Walnut Decatur, Tex. 627-2684 Bridgeport, Texas ' 9 h , B Doug Skinner s Dorof y s eauty Garage Complete Automotive Repair i' Daytime Wrecker Service if Total Brake Service Phgngg if Diagnostic Tune-Up 1' Engine Overhaul 'ff Exhaust Systems Installed 11' Radiator Repair , qslfkfgsl' 114 E. Main Mon.-Fri. 8-5 , Sf Ph. 817-627-2680 Decatur, Tex, Sat. 8-12 fi f -St-.Alf X T' 2 t, At , Cocanougher . 5 -. . Q., A T Ford Sales X Qi 'H' I. ,DS Clilco, Texas We Repair All Makes. New and Used Cars and Trucks. 627-2146 Night Wrecker 627-2442 Loop 287 84 81 Decatur, Tex. 08 F Trinity Division General Portland lnc. J Crushed Limestone 81 Asphalt Materials P. O. Box 6 PM-1310 Chico, TeXaS Phone NO.-644-2226 10 MOSS' GARAGE Sporting Goods Mercury Outboard Motors ,MJ 'Zi -fr,,,,,r,.ff-w...,,,. 'N...,.-0-M,,,,-s..,,,,f-N.,.fi,, Moss' GARAGE A ., ..,, rw'-emyp,,qM-v ,. Q mr 'fr' We Open 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Phone: 644-2270 Star Craft Boats Chico, Texas 10 Triple D Discount 911 Halsell Bridgeport, Tex Mark C. Shadle Registered Pharmacist Village Pharmacy Corner of Hwy. 287 84 Hwy 51 Decatur, Texas 76234 683-4463 Tanwood Renshaw Seed Motor Company Decatur Tex 104 N Trinity Loop 287 Decatur 627 5357 or 627 5661 627 2871 MARY'S CAFE NOBIE TUCKER'S CONCCO if 2 f y 'r-1, :.- . X snyl: ,... N A Service Station Not A Filling Stationf 644-2423 Chico, Texas Chico, Texas Phone-644-5110 Owner-Mary VanHoose Bass Grocery Rosenburg's I Drlve-In 600 East Hale Decatur, Texas 644 262' Ray 82 Rheta Ch T Mosley-Gwners Hudson Butane Company, Inc. Starlite Inn Open 24 H 7 Days A Week. 627 2184 683 2501 L D 287 B dg p t T D I T Coxss P' k L d II1 H Barber Shop y , ' 'f I fL'1f?NQ'iSf .. 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Chicago JOHNSON'S GROCERY h Ch BOWIE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Bowie, Texas Tferglnf :T Jim,s 'm er a e Boot Shop Company On,The Szq t N h6Sig?23g3SqUare You Wlejlrcclwifrut R p ITIS D T o Kevnew Estublushed l893 merged Moy 25 I967 The Pampered THE Bdgp T Lady Beauty Salon 627 2208 De Guinn 8' Lewis Wilma's Shoe Store Feecgtirjeed Az' 9l3 Halsell Street 501 E, W Phone: 683-4357 alnut D Ph 627 5243 D T Bridgeport, Texas Harfsell Farm Supply Nutrena Texas Permit 683-4053 NO. 18520 f'f'0 ' 603-13th St. Bridgeport, Texas 76026 geed and Seed to qneet your eowzo cneed. 1 627-5469 427-57 Decatur, Tex. DICO FOODS 81 ALVCRD LOCKER BUTRAM5 PLANT Alvord, Tex. RAY'S WESTERN Modo's Dress Shop Merle Norman Cosmetics WEAR 9I4I Holsell 683-2524 rQQL,ZffRr Bridgeport, Texas PFJ Q Iv . X X , Q Q Western Auto Bridgeport, D t T 83 296 GIFFORD HILL READY-MIXED CONCRETE ' ' CRUSHED STONE ' ASPHALT PRODUCTS 0 SAND 81 GRAVEL CONCRETE PRESSU R E PIPE v CONCR ETE PIPE ' PORTLAN D CEM ENT 0 FI LTER MATERIALS 0 BLASTI NG SAN D cu hand, on pnog neu ra I u yf xx Supplying construction materials for a greater Southwest since 1926 THE GIFFORD-HILL COMPANIES 0 2949 STEMMONS FREEWAY DALLAS. TEXAS WESTERN OUTLET 644-2381 Chico, Texas I IT I C 1 2 FOODWAY GROCERY K E . 5 1 s 1 Q I 3 I ' ! I 6 Q 1 R .- f ir Q 1 5 WMS N:-f 's -1 i .' 5 xs f gf ix Xgjr , 3, fr Fresh Quality Meats-Produce Q2 Convenient Locationsi Wise County Village Shopping Center-Decatur, Tex. 1304 Halsell Bridgeport, Texas Phone 683-4531 Bridgeport, Tex. 627-5936 Decatur, Tex. 22 WISE FURNITURE 644 5224 White Auto and Furniture Store 112 N T ' ' y D T 76234 627 2891 Ray D Sh Cocanougher Feed Co., Inc. 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For many years, TP8tL has made available to 4-H, Future Farmers and other youth groups the facilities of the Youth Encampment Center at its Trinidad generating plant. TP8tL's youth-oriented services and programs include timely films for classroom use, science and social studies seminars, supplementary study materials, PARE THEM ESPONSIBILITIES cooperation with Business-lndustry-Education projects and others. TP8tL believes in devoting time and effort to prepare young people for the responsibilities they will face as decision-making citizens in their communities. k TEXAS POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility 12 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR ONE STOP BANKING SERVICE ,I -tv an Fawn Xfmsii '. . I' -.A ' At' 1 1. '- ' 5 ms--hw il.. ny., f' go -' .', 1 , .. - . . ,. Q, -,V 4. .- -'-- -Q .- 4 1 11.4 it iff- iqzfgs .-.A -F msg! f i 1 L . i U: 'S' ' 45. ' ll -Tb 1' , ' -' '5' '..I-1-- . 'ev'-5 ,-.A -iQ'- ' -'- .- .' ' -Q' ' i. f:'?5f5':1 4'51El!f'i' . 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Cates 627-2701 COASTAL PLAINS INC. EI CHICO LODGE Props. Fresh Catfish Steaks Chico Highway Bridgeport, Tex. 76026 Box 385 644 5135 Phone 683-2231 Chico, Tex 76030 0 BURT'S PHARMACY SMITH WELL SERVICE MCNTFORD JEWELRY ,FEQWVATC HES Chico Road 683-4819 C AIbright's h Florist I NAV d r Bridgeport, Texas r I 907 H I ll 683 2711 e d I1 5 Mrs. Vernon Greene Marvin Stone S B r i Decatur Laundry dg e P 81 Cleaners O, T I D ,Texas Telephone 627 3451 S f d C O r Best Advertising 6834978 OLNEY SAVINGS OLN EY SAVINGS May We Serve You Olney! Seymour!Jacksboro! Bridgeport SPOT CASH M 0 0 D Y j j P PAINT 81 BODY SHOP B dg p T O2 H I II Ch H gh y B dg p 683 25 6 683 2300 GUSSlE'S BEAUTY SHOP BEAUTY 45 ,3 44- 42 ,3 Ch T Ranch House Ann's Flower Western Wear Shcp Bowie, TGXHS 303 N. State N F' N ' I B k D T P k 8 L 627 5359 RENSHAW REXALL DRUG The Family Drug Store Your Good Health is Our No.1 Concern BRIDGEPORT AUTOMOTIVE 1402 Chico Highway Phone 683-4003 627 3521 Bridgeport, Texas Decatur Texas ALVORD FINA STATION Gas and Diesel Road Service Phone 427 9851 Your Business Appreciated Alvord, Texas 4 80 P Texas Bridgepo Wichifi .ws STEAK Construction HOUSE Company Machine Shop Work L.B. The h CHS Annual Staff M ff Ufflofug Decatur lfytgq W Hai'-KTM Pharmacy ' X4 '7 t 055 a gg Rynearson's Ace X Hardware 81 02,2252 E' Wistern . . uto WJ' S? 117 vv. Main 627 5650 W Qitavalltr-'L, d' '5-T.V. fappli JOHNNY VINSON r CHEVROLET DENTON AREA TEACHERS - CREDIT FUNION J: Ernest W, Richter Supervisor Wise and Montague Counties Decatur, Texas 76234 18171 627-2340 Bridgeport, Texas Sarah Jane The Stationary Flower Shop Shop Flowers for all occasions wired anywhere. ' Funerals-Weddings-Anniversaries ,,GmCe and School Supplies-Giftsn Remember them with flowers. 1012 H I H St et a se re , Bridgeport, Texas 76026 Bridgeport 683'22l9 Phone 683 2649 1028 Halsell P.O. Box 246 0me9a,5 S. I. E. Inc. Beauty Shop Manufacturer of Hydraulic Components Omega Buckner Prop P.O. Box 716 0 Bridgeport, Texas 0 Halsell Street 317-633-2217 Metro 430-1676 Bridgeport Texas 136 2 , , 5 'r:::11i:f::i:r IQLQX x f f x-f 1 4 . 'A ' . rl 5 J v' Ek' 3 r : , If V x I .