Chico High School - Dragon Yearbook

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1984 volume:

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'x .zaifwt fm' W ,NES NEQSEZQ LAST YEARS WINNERS H' W iWf2A?f 55i3SR?S 'Mm Susan Anderson Loucrecia Browning Tiffany Coble Jodi Buckingham Kelly Hardin Kristie Mader Celina Hartsell Bonnie McDaniel Paula Jones KEY Miller Tanya Jones N196 Weatherly ARE THIS YEARS WINNERS fBack Rowj Kristie Mader, Kelly Hardin, Jodi Buckingham, Bonnie McDaniel, Celina Hartsell, Tiffany Coble, Mrs. Ferguson - Coach, fFront Rowj Brenda Robinson - Mgr., Paula Jones, Susan Anderson, Tanya Jones, Kay Miller, Ange Weatherly, Loucrecia Browning, Dee Dee Bridges - Mgr. Brenda Robinson - Mgr. 1 Dee Dee Bridges - Mgr. Does it smell that bad Tiffany? JU IOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL LEARNS SPIKI ' The Junior Varsity Volleyball team consisted of 17 players, one whom was a foreign exchange stu- dent, Sanae Shiga. The girls have learned how to play as a team and improved greatly not only at basic skills, but also at spiking. The J.V. team helped the Varsi- ty girls by hosting the Chico lnvit- tional Tournament and by lending moral support all season long. She's Our Friend , W ,,,,iiti Who'd have thought it? Our terrific volleyball coach, the A one who helped us become a winning team, never played on a high school or college volley- ball team Why are you so proud of her? Who do you love her so much? We asked her players these questions. They said, When she's mad at us, she doesn't gripe us outg she holds it in. She brought us together. She's a friend. Coach Ann Ferguson, Sharla Vincent, Julie Daniel, Christie Halman, Kelly Buckner, JoAnn Bible, Bonnie Hand, Dee-Dee Bridges fmgr.J, Georgana Evans, LaDawn Howell, D'Layna Douglas, Sharon Broussard, Tonya Smith, Brenda Robinson fmgrj, Jariece Grill, Tammie Jones, Connie Hand Dona Wootton, Karina Kronenberger, Sanae Shiga. J.V. FOOTBALL MAKES GREAT STRIDES' ' fFirst Rowl Bobby Mohr, Jerald Stinnett, Butch Mitchell, Bobby Woods, Tony Wilks, Leslie McCain, 1Third Rowj Travis Hood, John Hallenbeck George Price, Steven McLeod, Cochise Bailey, fSecond Rowj Mgr. Cole Tommy McGuire, Craig Moss, David Wood, Roger Beasley, John White Hargrove, Kevin Monett, Ray Galindo, Jody Barbare, Shawn Younger, Jody Barbare grabs a jacket while teammates Cochise Bailey and Tony Wilks help. The Dragon J.V. played tough football all year long. They continually played against larger squads with more people and never quit. They made some great strides in building the future of Chico football this year. There was valuable experience gained from playing a tough J.V. schedule this year. Coach David Gage Q VARSITY DRAGCDNS E, iii . ii - X Mark Biggerstaff Russell Black Jeff Brooks Bryan Davis Riley Kyle Danny Price Roy Seelye Bobby Weatherly Robert Davis LOCKING GOGD 5 Joe Redwine Calvin Riddles Charles Sloan B1-in Woods Steve Akinls Elvis Broussard Brad Dgvig Junior Mader Ronnie McGuire li Sl I I and strong this year, but they've accomplished more I EW CGACHES HELP fBottomJ Charles Sloan, Bobby Weatherly, Elvis Broussard, Bryan Da- Riddles, Greg Wood, Mgr. lTopJ Riley Kyle, Robert Davis, Russell Black, vis, Eddie Ward, Junior Mader, Mark Biggerstaff, Middle: Ronie Joe Redwine, Jeff Brooks, Roy Seelye, Danny Price McGuire, Britt Woods, Tracy Jackson, Brad Davis, Steve Akins, Calvin Good coaching and good atti- tudes are the biggest improve- ments the Dragons have made this year. They gained four new coaches and a lot of mental strength. They weren't as big than before. I Tracy Jackson Eddie Ward me DRAGGNS IMPRCDVE Manager Greg Wood performs his duties well, as he always does, during the Boyd game. if - Wai J : Coach David Gage referees during practice -5 rv rw , Coach David Gage warns the guys in the locker room of the consequences of not playing Jacksboro tough. Coach Tom Ferguson gives a few encouraging words at the pep rally before the Henrietta game. Mark Biggerstaff carries the ball for big yard- age against Jacksboro. I Ronnie holds back the Boyd Defence long enough for Russell to pass deep into Chico Territory WE W N THREE SLIPERIGRS Loucrecia Browning, Kay Miller, Karina Kronenberger, Tiffany Coble, Connie Hand, D'Layna Douglas, and Celina Hartsell Loucrecia Browning-Senior Tiffany Coble-Junior D'Layna Douglas-Sophomore - 4 - D AN FXCFI .I .ENT Connie Hand-Freshman Karina Kronenberger-Junior Kay Miller-Junior Celina Hartsell-Senior Qheadj This is what you call a GROUP cheer. Dana Crabbs-sponsor The Flag Corps had a big bake sale in order to earn mon- ey for their pep rally uniforms. They earned several ribbons and buttons during their week long camp at North Texas State University this summer. The group was especially proud of the Excellent ribbon that they earned at Grand Championship competition. Brenda Robinson-lieutenant Dee-Dee Bridges-captain Lesa Armor-lieutenant ck rowj Diana Riley, Brenda Robinson, JoAnn Bible, Cindy Wood, 1Front rowj Sharla Vincent Lesa Armor Kathlene Green Dee Dee Bridges BAKE SALE PAYS FOR FLAG S LINIFORMS CDUR TWIRLERS MAKE TEXAS TWIRLER H0 OR ROLL Twirlers pep us up for the game against Henrietta. Susan Anderson 8 Bonnie Hand were named to the Texas Twirler honor roll this past June when the twirlers attend- ed Marching Auxiliary Camp at North Texas State University. The group was awarded a spirit baton each night and brought one home at the end of the week. Their fund raiser was a very successful softball tournament, which paid for their uniforms. Susan Anderson, Christie Halman, Bonnie Hand, Judy Tutor Denny. VARSITY GlRL'S BASKETBALL Celina Hartsell, Kristie Mader, Jodi Buckingham, Bonnie McDaniel, Kelly Hardin, Coach Tom Ferguson, Jeannie Thompson, Pauls Jones, Bonnie Hand, Kelly Buckner, Ange Weatherly, Kay Miller 2 -: s 5 Coach Tom Ferguson plans strategy. Looks like a very exciting practice. The girls listen while Coach Ferguson gives instructions. Jodi Buckingham l l Tiffany Coble Celina Hartsell Kay Miller Bonnie Hand Kristie Mader Jeannie Thompson Kelly Hardin Bonnie McDaniel Ange Weatherly J.V. BASKETBALL Sharla Vincent, Dana Johnson, JoAnn Bible, Christy Halman, Kim Smith, Sherry Loughridge, Sanae Shiga, Tammy Jones, Connie Hand Weaver, Julie Daniels, Tanya Jones, Coach Gary Underwood, Tonya Dona Wooton, D'Layna Douglas, LaDawn Howell The J.V. girls have accomplished a lot this year. They participated in only one tournament at Alvord in which they won first place, Connie Hand and Christy Halman received All-Tourna- ment awards, and Kelly Buckner re- ceived Most Valuable Player over all the tournament players. Coach Gary Underwood The girls scrimmage hard during practice J .V. BOYS BASKETBALL ,ps Back Row: Coach Chuck Greever, Ray Galindo, Jackie Hopkins, Mike Shipp, Dennis Compton Craig Moss Front Row John White Leslie McCain Travis Hood, John Hallenbeck, Tommy McGuire. ' i Chuck Greever Coach Charles Lloyd Gre- ever, otherwise known as Chuck, was born on Dec. 30, 1957, in lrving, Texas. He went to College at Hardin-Simmons University on a baseball schol- arship and majored in Physical Education and History. He mar- ried his wife Carrie in May 31, 1981. Chuck's first teaching job was here at Chico! He is a parttime electrician. His hob- bies are playing softball, golf, refinishing furniture, and feed- ing his dog Snookums! lf you think his hobbies are exciting wait until you hear what Coach Rusty Glascock does in his spare time!! He ropes a stump in his backyard. VARSITY BASKETBALL Mgr. Roger Beasley Back Row: Coach Steve Weatherford, Todd Buckner, Russell Black, Joe Redwine, Riley Kyle, Kurt Turner, Lindsey Hicks. Bottom Row: Junior Mader, Eddie Ward, Bryan Davis, Steve Akins, Ronnie McGuire. Sr. Russell Black Sr, Bryan Davis Sr. Riley Kyle Jr. Todd Buckner 22 Jr. Lindsey Hicks Jr. Joe Redwine , 3 LVM.- Jr. Kurt Turner Soph. Steve Akins S-Oph. Junior Mader s Soph. Ronnie McGuire Joe Redwine jumps high Lindsey Hicks defends our goal. ' as QL, V p Soph. Eddie Ward Dragons practice to be perfect. C J.H. CHEERLEADERS ATTEND CAMP WM We A 'fit N ,. ,. ,-sz.-is 'Ns T G gi N ist ' Amy Hallenbeck, Holli Younger, Taffy Lowrance, Melaney Burgess, Stacey Davis, Traci Ward, Teresa Moss, and Sabrina Easley First Time The Jr. High Cheerleaders at- tended Universal Cheerleaders Association Camp in Denton as a school sponsored group for the first time this past summer. They were named as one of the Most-Improved squads. They have been busy this year practicing cheers and rou- tines, painting signs, and cheer- ing at the Jr. High games. Jr. High Cheerleaders decide to have their pep rally outside while the weather is still warm. 7th Grade Boys Basketball: Dale Christopher, Paul Arrington, Terry Jackson, Dan Reasoner, Jeff Barbare, Donnie Richey, Billy Davis, Allen Carter, Roger Galindo, Greg Barnes, Scott Bowling, Bart Weatherly, Burette Douglas 8th Grade Boys Basketball: Coach Chuck Greever, Clint Holmes, Kelly Kirk, Ricky Taylor, Rick Morales, Preston Fuller, David Green, Stephen Whatley, Billy Wiley, Jason Younger, Randy Legate, John Reed 7th Grade Girls Basketball: Coach Ann Ferguson, Teresa Moss, Stephanie Coble, Amy Hallenbeck, Tammy Wilks, Keilly Whitehead. Angela Shelton, Keresia Hillburn, Taffy Lowrance, DeeAnn Webb, Kathy Redwine, Darla Worthington. Judy Robinson, Michelle Weger, Connie Jones. Patty Sanders, Lois Stark, Holli Younger, Deana Hunter Bth Grade Girls Basketball: Coach Ann Ferguson. Sabrina Easley, Tammy Cowley, Traci Ward, Tammy Buckner. Judy Anderson, Delelse Worthington, Belinda Watkins, Delana Chilton, Alma Sanders, Melany Burgess. Stacy Davis. Shandell Pollard. Lori Barbare Junior High Football top row: Ricky Morales, Preston Fuller, Ricky Taylor, Kelly Kirk, Jim Hand, Clint Holmes, George Robinson, Csecond rowj Melvin Money, Ricky McKeever, Calvin Collier, Carl Davis, Clay Martin, Jason Younger, Cbottom rowj John Reed, Ricky McCain, Stephen Broussard, David Riddles, Leonard Webster, Chuck Veretto ftop rowi Shawn Wootton, Russell Hornsby, Casey Hammer, Roger Galindo, Max Lauterauet, Mark Hughes, Fritze Ethridge, Eddie Muhtadi, Nikki Keller, fmiddle rowj Clovis Hodges, Scott Bowling, Greg Barns, Eric Monett, Jeff Barbare, Billy Davis, Allen Carter, tbottom rowl Johnny McDaniel, Buerette Douglas, Terry Jackson, Dale Christopher, Paul Arrington, Bart Weatherly, Robby Thompson, Dan Reasoner Remember when . . . Carolyn Weatherly, Rene Kirk, and Teresa Moore were discussing the physical merits of Coach Rusty Glasscock while the intercom was on? . . . Mrs. Dorothy Boul- ware fell out of her pick-up? Larry Hargrave and Riley Kyle learned more than the teacher and took over the computer class? ,,,. w ....., - wiki- - t WM wmumm I A. 522 ' 'Ili gf.: . ' , ' ' 'W' mf 'ifP'mt5:. ,4. :s . f V N x wg: 'W s.N,..,M K 'f ,:.. ,S ,..: ....,. t .. M w i n 2 :..: ,,.,., - E E ' . Cammy St. John Jennifer Bowling Justin Burrows Jamey Carpenter Tommy Cornelison Mike Hartsell Yolinda Hornsley Derinda McGuire Toni McKnight Chaz Miller KINDERGARTENERS TAKE THEIR Kindergarten Learn To Cook Making a cake can be a handful, but not of trouble, of icing. Just ask the kindergarteners. They didn't mess up any knives icing their cakes they just used their fingers. That made it even more homemade. Then they decorated with gum drops, coconut, chocolate chips, and nuts. After it was all put together, they finally got to eat it. Boy was it good, but it sure was a MESS!!!!!!l Randena Moncus l FIRST STEP TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE i J S ,G f l X , Kristi Monett Kyle Monett Amber Morrow Kristal Perry Elizabeth Rackley Zane Richey Chris Stewart Ella Windon Myrtle Blaylock Jennifer Barnes Rodney Broussard Staci Duck Kaci Duke Kendall Flatt Baldemar Hernandez Katie Jones Marty King B.J. Leverett Nathan Messick Shawnita Morrow David Smith Michael Stark Justin Walton Winston Wood Joel Strachan FIRST GRADERS Loretta King Jeremy Aldridge Jason Bruce Brandy Callaway Leticia Fraga Kimberely Hale John Hamner Brent Hines Billy Lopez Clint Lowrance Ginger Read Chelsea Souther Ode To A Crayon Box Every night when the kids are out of school I just sit there and wait until morning, but when morning comes oh boy am I in trouble. Those nice, sweet, and loveable First Graders become mean, cruel, and wicked crayon busters, that are just sitting there in their other classes waiting to bust me up. If l could really talk or maybe even carry a picket sign, I would go on strike, but I can't so l'II just have to take the punishment of being a poor defense- less box of crayons. Those kids won't even give me a break, Some of them press down too hard on their paper and that really hurts, but some of them actually have the nerve to put me in a pencil sharpener and grind half of me away when all they would have to do is tear a little bit of paper off of me. l guess those kids will never learn, but what do l know l'm just a poor defenseless box of crayons. Junior St. John Becky Whetsell LIKE SCHCDOL Lacci Barrett Belinda Broussard Dewayne Burgess Tracy Dawson Rusty Duke Brent Hand Lilliana Hernandez Joyce May Sha McDaniel Tiffany Morris Brandon Morrow Jeremy Phillips Jason Smith Stephen Starnes Benny Stark Kyler St. John Brenda Truigillo Heather Underwood Kay Swaim Pamla Bruce Jason Carpenter Billy Cobb Brian Ethridge Jesus Fraga Justin Hastings Bedopiper Keller Nathan Lasiter Cody Lowrance Randy Malone Fred Moose Carrie Morrow Chad Morrow Brad Read Tim Smith Nathan Thomason Angela Windon Katie Woods Vicki Steward Jennifer Baker Phyllis Barnes J.W. Byers Jimmy Bullard Connie Carter SECOND GRADE 45 W, as i LEARNS A LOT William White Christina Wright Art Was Fun The Second Graders had many artis- tic skills as they showed when they made Christmas door hangers. Each cut his door hanger out of construction pa- per and glued a Christmas tree on it. Final touches of glitter 6 ribbon were added. All of their doors glowed with holiday spirit. Carye Clowers Amy Hand Jason Karch Terry Mann Ricky Mannin Chuck May Tonya McDaniel Kenny Saylors David Shepard Darrin Watkins Q , Christine Wood Melissa Coble Ginny Daniel Yesneia Fraga Tesa Hartsell Daniel Hernandez Pam King Chris Lawrance Lee Ann Lowrance Sean Phillips Aaron Redding Bryan Swaim Pam Underwood Darcie White Willie Wilson Mary Scott Daniel Holly Burgess Jess Cooper Karen Corbell .Jammy Cornelison THIRD GRADE HAS SPIRIT Stella Hamner Darrell House Amy Jones Wesley Jones Mark Kolbert Ryan Mason Stephanie Stockard James Wells iw? 'ig I HP lt . H ..t.., Do you remember when you were in Third Grade? I do! I especially re- member the art classes and the time we made paper skeletons out of black construction paper and straws. Well, the photographer from Annual Staff came and took our picture, while we made them and Pam Under- wood tried to get in every picture!!!!!! How could I forget?!!!!!!! Wendy Windon Mrs. Kim Nowiejski Cindy Buckner Shelly Cearly Holly Crabbs Darlena Dawson Michael Eudy Jennifer Haney Brian Hughes Shellie Leverett Tommy Lovejoy Rosane Money Mark Muhtadi Michael Mullens Larry Sloan Scotty Stark Tera Swaim Janet Ward Mrs. Inez Hand Chad Biggerstaff Patricia Carpenter Teresa Clowers Joe Davis Stephanie Duck Celia Fraga Brady Gardner FCDURTH GRADE THEIR WAY ' - --ff ff-s lvl -x tk 'fa'-1' - M- . .S- -- Ns 'V --- - in ,,,L.Q -J A J. - ,NQQI -J W -. . - . -iv... ' ' ' ' ', ' veg! fu- - . 'E at U SME? W as tl l. Up To My Ears Ahh, homework again? lt seems like l'm up to my ears in homework! l thought Fourth Grade would be easy for someone with my intelligence, but l was wrong. Work, work, work is all l seem to do. l go home in the afternoons and turn on the Flintstones in an attempt to soothe my mind in a tranquil environ- ment. My mom's voice is suddenly heard in the background, Got any homework? l want to tell her no, but l can't lie to my mom. lt always catches up with me, especially at report card time. James White Jewel Hargrave Patrick Huddleston Misti Jackson Adam Jones Trey King Jason Littleton Carl McDaniel Ruffie Moore Bucky Stinnett Bradley Verner 37 Mrs. Kay Richey Beverly Baker Michelle Blaylock Shawna Bridges Ruben Broussard Lavona Burgess Michele Garrett Rifka Goliger Delene Green Deidra Hamner Chris Lemley Corey Mader James May Angie McGuire Julie Phillips Douglas Puckett Robin Starnes Tracy Stoneburner Melissa Wright Mrs. Kay Glascock Robbie Bell Sissy Christopher Chastity Dixon Todd Greer Cherisa Hargrave FIFTH GRADE s . ' u its it U T is .mai-if .QV f:E1,'- , -rig? -17. A - , . 64 li gpSQl ' f' or 's A .fri I Wig E H-l'M' SJ' l CK N ZYOU- 1 iturn me on! '. - - f f T- . -T -, S. ' The fifth graders were stuck on stickers stuck on. Their unanimous answer was, and they stuck them everywhere - on The Von Erics! lf you wanted to find a notebooks, lockers, walls, and even on fifth grader this year, all you had to do was each other. look in front of a TV set when Saturday We asked them what else they were Night Wrestling was on. Top Left: Edward House Leah Hughes Rex Johnson Right: Glen Legate Crissy Meredith Tonya McDaniel Lori Morrow Shannon Morrow Kyle Saylors June Sheilds Louise Sheppard John Shipp Mrs. Gina Garber Judy Anderson Brian Carpenter Kathy Carpenter Karen Carpenter Butch Dixon Corey Driver Wanda Hopkins Buck Jones Brad Largent Tracy Messenger Brent Miller Laurie Moore Jerrod Mowery Susan O'Fearna Stephanie Pryor Kelli Stinnett Bobby Stockard Laccie Turner Mike Wallace Dewayne Webster Mr. Hill Laura Abbott Keela Biggerstaff Lisa Buckner SIXTH GRADERS ARE .. we HALFWAY THERE We Made Candy Jars! What did you give your parents for Christmas when you were in the sixth grade? Mrs. Jeana Garber helped her Sixth Graders with this problem. First each student had to bring a jar and his favorite kind of can- dyg some of them brought lemon drops, others M5M's, and some even brought bubble gum. Then Mrs. Garber helped them make a special dough that they shaped on their lids. They glued their candies to the mound of dough and sprayed the finished product. They filled the jars, added a rib- bon, and their problem was solved. Mother 8 Daddy got can- dy jars for Christmas!! Tammy Chastain Shannon Corbell Shannon Hilden Jeff Mclieever Billy Riley Nancy Sanders Scotty Starnes Adonna Veretto Debbie Walker Missy Ward Paul Arrington Jeff Barber Scott Bowling Francis Caraway Billy Davis Burrett Douglas Fritz Ethridge Casey Hamner Derisia Hilburn Clovis Hodges Tammy Hodges Mark Hughes Deana Hunter Nikki Keller Lisa Kinsey SEVENTH GRADERS ARE Seventh graders are real excited this year because of all the new things they ex- perienced this year. First of all, seventh grade boys tack- led their way through foot- ball season cheered on by the first time cheerleaders and pep squad. The ones with musical talent froze their lips off, during high school football games. Basketball wasn't totally new, but they polished up their skills and learned to work as a team. Seventh graders are defi- nitely movin' on up to bigger and better things. MCDVING 0 UP! Russell Kinsey Willie Lovejoy Rhonda Maddux Johnny McDaniel Eddie Muhtadi Kathy Redwine Judy Robinson Lois Stark Robbie Thompson Billy Trimm Dee Ann Webb Mr. Donnie Ashley Mrs. Beverly Duck Greg Barnes Tammy Beckworth Allen Carter Dale Christopher Stephanie Coble Roger Galindo Amy Hallenbeck Jennifer Hughes Russell Hornsby Terry Jackson Connie Jones Shawn Kleeb ' e eael tg SeyerwlzQradeeslasslrQffvfSfS1:D2fHf F3hriStQPE1?r.gfJeqfxif6ffkfvaliesstffiinylwxilenbesfkatTeffYf!+Qwlfa1iC6JShQ Shawn Wootton Max Lautaret Taffy Lowrance Angela Meredith Eric Monett Teresa Moss Dan Reasoner Donnie Richey Patricia Sander Bart Weatherly Michelle Weger Keilly Whitehead Tammy Wilks Shawn Wootton Darla Worthington Holli Younger l EIGHTH GRADE ARE Vrfvleg i . f - Vw QisfixtieffmfizgvfV5wt,3t::f2lfg , - fl ' HIM- rflyw f-Wf., 1-.:VV , ,:V-gw,g,.,1 Q 5 .. ? n V M. V, f wMfVi,-f1:'ff2f Q' WV WW' 5 1'2gl:i'fm:2 t if V se fi .ww V f,g,5fj AV ff T 55115 2? 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Ziff if' ,iggwi VV: Preston Younger, Do you really want to look like that? Students Get New Bodies While half of the eight grad- ers were blowing away in band, the other half enjoying art class with the seventh graders. One of their art projects was to use cardboard and paint to create i new bodies for themselves. Hmm .......... wonder if it worked? Are you two trying to be sexy, Connie Jo Jones and Shannon Moore? 1 Lynn Morris Lori Barbare Steven Broussard Gloria Carpenter Karl Davis Gary Deering W e i i W t 1U'2f'S?haYeeaeibiQiSif1i,'f?ffbffygvil?'f'flf'?5F42i5Qa1KB1lYaflfiffk Q M ii V J 3 :tg jygy ,. Q , V, .1 1' 1 fp ,- 'k.'L 1 ,M A , M'.- :Q 4 iv ' -1 L fwfSg,,: '- Preston Fuller Clay Martin Ricky McCain Ricky McKeever Lesa O'Fearna Vicki Parrish John Reed Brad Richey David Riddles George Robinson Chuck Veretto Belinda Watkins Stephen Whatley Billy Wiley Denise Wiley 46 l C.J.H Deleise Worthington Mrs. Jennifer Moss Judy Anderson Tammy Buckner Melany Burgess Delana Chilton Tammy Cowley Stacey Davis Sabrina Easley David Green Jim Hand Keith Hargrave Clint Holmes Kelly Kirk Traci McDaniel Becky Mohr Shannon Moore Rick Morales Shandell Pollard Alma Sanders Katrina Saylors Ricky Taylor Traci Ward Leonard Webster Jason Younger FRESHMEN ARE Wm Melissa Arrington Margarett Bailey Cochise Bailey Roger Beasley JoAnn Bible Rhonda Byers Bill Cox Julie Daniels John Deering Sherrie Deering Ray Galindo PEOPLE TOO John Hallenbeck Christy Halman Connie Hand Cole Hargrove Jodi Hilburn Aaron Harvill Tl'8ViS HOOC5 Denice Gill Kathlene Green Tonya Greer Jariece Grill THCDLIGH SOMETIMES Jackie Hopkins Jason Huddleston LaDawn Howell Melanie Jackson Leslie McCain Tammie Jones Tommy McGuire Johnny McKeever Stephen McLeod Butch Mitchell Bobby Mohr THEY DO 'T SHCDW IT! Kevin Monett Craig Moss Mike Shipp Tonya Smith Jerald Stinnett Sharla Vincent Kelly Watkins Cindy Wood Bobby Woods David Wood Preston Younger Steve Akins Jody Barbare SOPI-IGMORES HAVE Elvis Broussard Kelly Buckner Brad Davis Larry Davis D'Layna Douglas Shawnee Hargrave Georgana Evans Tracy Jackson Martha Fraga Dana Johnson Greg Gee' Tanya Jones Mitch Hamner Ronnie McGuire A GOCD YEAR Junior Mader Diana Riley Kristie Mader Jimmy Stlnneft Samantha Pollard Eddie Ward George Price Tami Ward Danny Puckett Kim WEHVCF John White Shanobe Wiley Tony Wilks Kim Willett Dona Wootton Shawn Younger SNAPPY SNAPS Homemaking Il girls show cakes that look almost good enough to eat. Yfmwe not supposed to look at your hands D Layna Douglas. Sure you lost your contact, Steve Aklns. Sophomores .,...... hard at work? SOPHDMCDRE LEADERS Ronnie McGuire, President D'Layna Douglas, Vice President Kristie Mader, Secretary l S D, sisss Sophomore Class Officers: fTopJ Junior Mader, Ronnie McGuire, fMiddleJ Kristie Mader fBottoml D'Layna Douglas, Dona Wootton Junior Mader, Treasurer Dona Wootton, Reporter JU IDRS COM Susan Anderson Lesa Armor Sharon Broussard Todd Buckner Melinda Caraway Tiffany Coble Jeannette Collier Robert Davis Elaine Deering Bonnie Hand Kelly Hardin Lindsay Hicks OUT O- TCP! Paula Jones Karina Kronenberger Bonnie McDaniel Kay Miller Joe Redwine Calvin Riddles Charles Sloan Jeannie Thompson ! l E Kurt Turner Ange Weatherly Greg Wood Britt Woods SILLY SHOTS . 1 A- 'Awww nm,--, si 5 Goodlooking Junior boys. J --vf - A, W i ,fzff-V ,mfE?li W'AW MW'2WW4'? eHwzwa,,,sA ,..,,, f - '- ge Ezww M e . 1-121 W 'M W A ,, , 3 NWN 'ii' . we v,,, N H ' W . M , 'Z V K ,, . ., , .. . ..,, A U. 1 ' 'I ' Z' 3 ff l 'Y 15.1 Y 'z Q , 'mtg 152151 ,1 ,K .2 3 2236. 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Jeff Brooks Rene Kirk Judy Denney Bryan Davis Loucrecia Browning Roger Harrison Reba Riddles DeeDee Bridges Jan Reasoner Jimmie VanHoose Celina Hartsell Sarah Pyle Jodi Buckingham Kelli Monett Pennie Nichols Sanae Shiga Anita Legate Roy Seelye Mark Biggerstaff Bobby Weatherly Larry Hargrave David Morales Brenda Robinson Danny Price John Greenwood Lisa McCasland SENIORS Cl-FV'-151---'fd Football Manager 2, FFA l-4, Project Show 2 tmwlhi Football l-4, Hon. Men. QB. 3, Hon. Men. Def. Back 3, Wise Co. 2nd team Def. Back 3, Captain 3, Outstanding Def. Back 3, Track 3, Basketball l-4, Hon. Men. 3, Captain 3, Outstanding Basketball Athlete 3, Baseball l-4, Hon. Men. catcher 2, lst team catcher 3, Athlete of the year 3, FFA l-4, Chapter Pres. 3, Student Advisor 4, Most Attractive l-3 Clskkbmoia Football l-4, Track l, Basketball l-2, Baseball 2, FFA l-3, Beta Club 2-4, Reporter 3-4, School Newspaper Chief Editor 3, Journalism Award 2, lst place LllL Headline writing 2, 2nd place LllL News writing 3, America's Outstanding Names and Faces l-2, America's Outstanding Journalism Student 3, Most Likely to Succeed l, Most Studious l-2, Class Pres. 2,4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 mm! llbyadad Football l-4, Track 2, Basketball l, FFA l-3, Ag Class Pres. 2, Friendliest l-3, Class Treasurer 2 fb- zzflmfya Track 3, Volleyball and Basketball Manager 3-4, FHA 3- 4, FHA'er of the month 3, Band l-4, Flag Corp l-4, Marching Auxilaries Flag Corp Honor Society 3-4, Drama 4, LllL One Act Play l,3, LllL Poetry 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Caat.,Ut.e4Ms,....,s.1,..3, Track 2-4, Basketball l-3, Volleyball 3-4, All District lst team Volleyball 3, Most improved Athlete 2, Cheerleader l-4, Head Cheerleader 3, Homecoming Queen nom. l, FHA 3-4, Beta Club 2-4, LllL poetry 3, Annual Staff l-3, Most Attractive l, Class Secretary 2-3 THE END IS . Q'-'sie-we-M Track 2, Basketball l-4, All District ist team Basketball 3, All Wise Co. 2nd team Basketball 3, Basketball Athlete of the Year 3, Volleyball 2-4, All District ist team Spiker 3, Tennis 3, Tennis Athlete of the Year 3, Outstanding Sophomore Athlete 2, Best All Around Athlete of the Year 3, FHA l-4, Officer 2, Beta Club 4, Band 2, Annual Staff 3 Qdf-mrBwwoo3 Football i-3, Track l-2, Basketball l,4, FFA l-4, Reporter l, Treasurer 3, Class Reporter 2, Class Treasurer 3 4640! M744-L Transferred from Red Bluff, California 2, Beta Club 3-4, Vice Pres. 4, Most Studious 3, Most Likely to Succeed 2- 3, Outstanding English Award 2, Who's Who in Business 3, Who's Who in Mathematics 2-3, Who's Who in Science 2, Who's Who in Social Science 2 gg., oss Football l-4, Track 2,4, Basketball l-4, Baseball l-4, lst team Centerfield 3, Hon. Men. 3rd base 2, FFA l-4, Farm and Power 3, Chapter Conducting l-2, Band l-2, Wittiest l-3, Most Spirited 2-3 FFA l-3, FFA Crop Production Award, Annual Staff i-2, Drama 4, Class Reporter 4 dim IUMA! Track 2, Outstanding Female Track Athlete 2, Basketball l-4, 2nd team All District Basketball 3, Volleyball l-4, 2nd team Spiker 3, All District Volleyball 3, Hon, Men. Volleyball 2, Tennis 3, Outstanding Female Athlete 2, Cheerleader l-4, Head Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Queen 3, FHA l-4, Officer 2, Beta Club 2-4, Annual Staff 3, Band 2, Most Friendliest l, Most Attractive 2-3, Most Spirited l-2 r l .. JUST BEGINNING - 1' -' - ' Gimuf-abou Transferred from Keller 4, FFA 1-4, Chapter Conducting l-4, Poultry Judging 1-4, Youth Fair and Rodeo 4, 4-H 1-4, Tarrant Co. 4-H Council Chairman 4, National Citizenship Shortcourse and Hertage Tour Texas Delegate 4, State Congress Delegate 4, 4-H Gold Star Winner 4, Outstanding Senior 4-H'er 4, Beta Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4 agua, off?-,es Volleyball 3, 2nd team setter 3, Tennis 2-3, FHA 1-2, Band 1-3 bimvtigurvxovtme Basketball 1, Volleyball 2, 4-H 1-4, Class Reporter 2, Class Vice-Pres. 4, Most Friendliest 2, Most Studious 1, Beta Club 2-4, Beta Club Treasurer 4, Annual Staff 1-4, Editor 3-4, Yearbook Award 3, U.l.L. Readwriting 1, Ll.l.L. Prose Interpretation 2-4, U.l.L. One Act Play 1-3, All Star Cast 3, All Star Cast Honorable Mention 2, Drama Award 3, Drama Play 3, Fall Festival Queen 1, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4 ffihflipa Football 2-4, Track 2-4, Outstanding Track Boy 3, Basketball 2-4, Most Improved Athlete Award 2, Beta Club 2-4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Band 1-3, Section Leader CLower Brassi 2, LIIL One Act Play 1-4, Speech Award 3, Best All Around Student 3 kiwi Wobslwi Most Wittiest 3, FFA 1-4, Chapter Conducting Team 1- 2, Youth Fair 1-4, Grand Champion Mare 3, Reserve Champion Mare 1, Reserve Champion Gelding 3 Jmaw 7'?avu, Transferred from Megargel 2, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-3, FFA 1-4, FHA 1-3, 4-H 1-2,4, Beta Club 2-4, Annual Staff 3-4, Most Friendliest 3, Homecoming Queen Nominee 4, Chico Rodeo Team 4, North Texas High School Rodeo Association 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 l I 1 I- LOOK OUT WORLD. . Baked -f W'2v-O-00' Most Spirited 1, Band 1-2,4, Drama 3, Drama Play 3, Ll.l.L. One Act Play 1-4, All Star Cast Honorable Mention 3 .fismy Pm Football 1-4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Basketball Beau 3, Outstanding Junior Athlete 3, FFA 1-4, FFA Chapter Sentinel 4, Chapter Conducting Team 1- 2, State Voting Delegate 4, Farm and Power 3, Project Show 1-4, Youth Fair 1-4, Dairy Production 2, Perfect Attendance 2, Class Pres. 1, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Qamggnovw-M. 'Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, FHA 3- 4, Band 1-3, Flag Corp 3, Beta Club 2- 4, Ll.l.L. Math, Typing, and Prose 1, Ll.l.L. Spelling 2- 3, Class Pres. 3, Class Treasurer 4, Most Likely to Succeed 1-2, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3-4 6?uuulc ZOMQQJ FHA 3-4, Beta Club 2-4, Beta Secretary 4, Annual Staff 2-3, Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Secretary 4, Class Treasurer 3, Most Likely to Succeed 3, Most Studious 2-3, Most Friendliest 2, Most Wittiest 2, Best All Around Student 2-3, Homecoming Queen Nominee 2 Janna, 40.764, Basketball 1, Track 1, Band 1-2, Flag Corp 1-2 fm 1614224 Basketball 1, Manager 1, Track 1 FHA 1,3, Band 1, Drama 3, Drama Play 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 . .HERE WE COME gi 1 Track 1-2, Volleyball Manager 3-4, Basketball Manager 4, FHA 3-4, Flag Corp 3-4, Flag Corp Lieutenant 4, Ll.l.L. One Act Play 1 -Kina.:-OH-'fill' Foreign Exchange Student Transferred from Chiba, Japan 4, Volleyball 4, Basketball 4, FHA 4 Football 1-3, Track 1-2, Tennis 3-4, FFA 1-4, Farm and Power 3, Chico Rodeo Team 1-4, North Texas High School Rodeo Association 1-4 79-5140 Football 1-4, Track 1-2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, FFA 1-4, Chapter Conducting Team 1-2, Chico Project Show 1-2, Youth Fair 1-2 I 44416 544101. 0.uvvNu6 FFA 1-4 Cha ter 1 P Conducting Team 2, Ba nd 1-3, Majorette 1-4, Head 3, Drama 3 df-ffffwkdf Football 3-4, Track 3, FFA 3, Band 2 'tw A ,:..Q,,. Q I x Carroll Collier-President Dairy Farm Don Younger Mitchell Energy School board members are valu- able assets. These men care about our education so much that they will- ingly take time out from their busy lives and active businesses to attend meetings and discuss problems. We appreciate their dedication. Larry Mader- Secretary Wise County Furniture ff: L. -i i , RSL. K... X 'r A 'fi ..'.r Q 2:9555 T . 1 X 'rt' 'Vit ,. , -' i '5 K if i ii r f ri-i11 it ff? lik . ' ' F it s fig. Q 5' Tim Malone'Vice President Paul Davis North Texas Fixtures Dairy Farm 3 'nit- sgwfssg my :E Ns 5 . .A , l sa., fir 2 Richard McLeod Danny Wells TXI Crusher North Texas Fixtures PLEASE REMEMBER YOUR ADMINISTRATION dler, Elementary Principal Myrtle Blaylock Kindergarten Loretta King First Vickie Steward Second Myra Bradley QNot Picturedj First lnez Hand Mary Daniel Kay Cilasscock Third Fifth Fourth Kay Richey Jerry Lowrance Kim Nowowiejski Elementary P.E. Fourth Fifth Christine Wood Cammy St. John Kay Swaim Kindergarten Second Third A D D0 'T EVER FCJRGET YCDLIR ELEME TARY A D JU ICR HIGH FACULTY . Donnie Ashley Science Ann Ferguson HistoryfCoach Debbie Hartsell Plan A Teacher Lori Verner Title i Aide Paula Buckner Beverly Duck Jan Duke Reading Title I Aide Plan A Teacher Jeana Garber Rusty Glasscock Chuck Greever Art MathjSciencefCoach Social StudiesfCoach Wanda McNair Lynn Morris Jennifer Moss Plan A Aide Math Reading Dorothy Boulware Jane Burgess Dana Cfabbs Tom FCVQUSOU EnglishfDrama Home Economics BU5lne55fTYPlf1Q MafhfC0?1Ch Mark Hill Chris Nichols Ann Read ' Steve Weatherford Band Director English BUSUWESS SciencejCoach Gary Underwood Oreta Vincent Vocational Agriculture Librarian A D THERE'S WAY TO FORGET YOUR HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY A D PERSCDNNEL David Gage 72 5 i i Kaylean Ashley Sue Bentley Eddi Carpenter Nelba Culverhouse Cook Cook Aide Cook Veda Grimes Debbie Leverett Patsy Lowrance BObbie Morris Lunchroom Manager Cook Secretary Bus Driver Sonny Thomason Maintenance Not pictured: Kay Clifton, Bus Driver Gerald Greer Night Maintenance Arlon Morris, Bus Driver Artie Smith, Cook Kathy VanHoose Carolyn Weatherly LuLane Wiley Secretary Secretary Tax Assessor PERKY PICTURES On picture day, seniors look almost as good as they do in athletics. Nothing like an exciting lecture. Paula and Melanie, I think you have work to do. 5 That looks almost posed. Steve McLeod with his mouth closed for a change S? gt Remember when . . . the seniors and ju- niors turned into plain and peanut MSMS? . . . Mr. Bill Crabbs an- nounced that keys with a lit- tle red thing on the end had been found in the girls bath- room? . . . Shawn Younger had snuff in his back pocket and the drug dog almost bit him? MR. A D MISS C.H.S. Russell Black No wonder Russell Black was chosen Mr. C.H.S. He par- ticipated in varsity football, basketball, baseball and track. He served as President of FFA and was elected Most Attrac- tive four years in a row. We are Celina Hartsell lucky to have a senior like him. We were also lucky to have a senior like Celina Hartsell. She has participated in varsity vol- leyball, basketball, tennis, track and has been cheerleader for four years. She was also chosen as football sweetheart. Celina has been a very active part of our school. Bryan Davis Bryan Davis, better known as Rabbit, was elected Best All Around by his fellow stu- dents. He participated in varsi- ty football, basketball, track and baseball. He served as an FFA member and was chosen Wittiest of the senior class. Jodi Buckingham was also elected Best All Around. Her outstanding athletic ability has made her an asset to the varsi- ty volleyball, basketball, track and tennis teams. She is active in FHA and Beta Club. Jodi Buckingham BEST ALL AROLI D 1 1 78 80 1 Y l 1 I 82 83 Celina Hartsell, Football Jeannie Thompson and John White, Band , 1 . 42, 2 by l ,l'11 i- wx' ' '-93 ' FW , l f? W . .. ,. ,M Q 3155 -if if it it he L 5,37 . ' lfmffz ' fy 7 k 7 SU-We NUDS, F-H-A Eddie Ward, Basketball Brad Davis, Volleyball V- C f W ' W V,,, V A - , ff! if A L 2 5 Q fi N? Q Lggglwi Z. A Ream, ff ,,M'2v is ff U J' ' H 5, eiii My , I Nu ,Vfk ',?m,g . v ,,,,. . ,.,.,,, X vzil , EV l e an ' H .,,f - fm, , Jodi Buckingham, Basketball Jeannette Collier, F.F.A. SWEETHEARTS A D BEACIS EVERYBCDY CGMES HOME John White and Jeannie Thompson, band sweetheart and beau wait patiently for their picture to be taken. Staci Duck and Justin Walton say, cheese. Dragon Marching Band And Flag Corps march on during the Homecoming Parade. Jody Woods and Johnny Lowrance recieved Coming Home Queen S King award from Linda Grill. HOMECOMING NOMINEES Teresa Moore Kristie Mader Connie Hand From left: Kay Miller, Teresa Moore, Connie Hand, and Kristie Mader. Each year the students elect one girl from each class to represent them as Homecoming Queen Nomi- nee. This year the four nominees were: Freshman, Connie Hand, Sophomore, Kristie Maderg Junior, Kay Millerg and Senior, Teresa Moore. HOME- CGMING QLIEE Kay Miller Kay Miller, representing the junior class, was elected homecoming queen this year. She has been varsity cheerleader three years, has partici- pated in varsity basketball, volley- ball, and tennis. She has been voted most Spirited for three consecutive years and was elected Most Attrac- tive of the Junior class. Kay is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Har- less. Sophomores stand proud for the Flintstones Excellent Floats Make Homecoming Parade Special Wm.. mm Freshmen made it work with Mickey Mouse. Seniors show it all with the Smurfs. W E 2 l r , .f 'I l, 5 3. 2:5:? ,:. gym yWQ 55 35 fflrgfss j',5?f?fl' mx rc,, 3 Asif? My flgfii ,, M we ,., f f 4- A R511 l we H QM? l 62' 25? 2 AW All 1534? L? We was Qi mir Yi-3. ,wg r,, X 1812 l , ml QF ,ESX if 21 gag? 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V A ws Heyy M., is g,,.Kg,,,,,5f ,V fm fg1:1Igfszg3:f 4 l Q P E gf 'Sl Riff? ,QM l 2' :M 14, w JMMMM ,ww X as 1 .es 1 Nl '21 .. f were Sas:Q1esf'?fsiWie' 5Wa25fggi.r,fgg5.W.gwwrQ 'si llfiifii ln 2,3 'L 1355 SJ lf wal r.,r,,h, ,D .L f fl fvfil if , c,,,,, K rr E Q gill! E i s 5255 , :if ay V 52El ,g:gg?R, qaigdiwe Yin ggwf we-fgs -nz ru fr-wzzlsz 3 l 4?Esz'?4e14swfis fs THEY GAVE IT THEIR ALL Dragons do their job, while the cheerleaders cheer them on Bryan Davis takes a breather during Homecoming Dragons burst through the victory sign. Steve Akins, another injured dragon. SCIENCE TAKES A CLOSER LOOK Biology teacher Steve Weatherford shows stu- dents how to mix chemicals. Biology Class watchs centipede fall into a deep sleep. at 2 C C, 2,5 Science includes bookwork as well as experiments. Sanae Shiga takes English too Bobby Woods putting mind at rest during English. Seniors busy with research for term papers. WE ALL NEED ENGLISH On term papers this year l found that Granny's term paper was ea- sier than last year. This year l also enjoyed it more. l found a lot of information and learned quite a bit, about Texas Indians. Term papers are time consumingg and l'd rather not do them, but l guess l'm stuck with it. Larry Hargrave ldrdn t enjoy writing my term pa per but I do like looking up the material l like to look up all the different books and magazine art: cles related to my topics And even taking notes IS okay Ijust don t like having to write things down be cause you know how well my sen tence structure is Rene Kirk The Freshmen class makes grammar look exciting HISTORY TEACHERS OF PAST, PRESENT, A D FUTURE This year Chico didn't make much history. Students worked on Texas and American History and the Seniors studied Gov- ernment. Many of the history classes did reports on famous men and women of our country and studied the events covering all corners of the world. Z ,- f 1Q21--fwafeiim-2tE11fi-if sv' :ff In -, fi,-if -- .--1'-svgtyifffi T, - -. Wmsissffsssthk c -,H is-1-:ff 'g,LjQ'k'i975ig.L-..2., K EEA ....,.., , .,LV s . . . . T s i f:t,N,, -E ,,..,, X. ,k , A .. , . - mi. .tMW.m.,,..ss...,,..........,--yt ,,,.X,.,s,n.,,su-N-.f.,,..s.-swswm f , Q I History teacher Russell Glascock takes students back in time. History students deep in thought of how it was! ' ANNUAL STAFF STRUGGLES TO MEET DEADLINES We wanted to be on annual staff so badly. lt was so much fun to take pic- tures and do layouts, and then the first deadline came. Deadlines are murder! We never realized how much hustle and rush goes on behind the scenes of a yearbook. Kelly Hardin, Tiffany Coble, Karina Kronenberger have a brainstrom session. Coble, Who's Who, Teresa Moore, Seniors, Brad Davis, Photographer, Karina Kronenberger, Classes, Dona Wootton, Classes, Kay Miller Life, Paula Jones, Clubs and Academics, Kelli Monett, Editor, Rene Kirk, Ads, Kelly Hardin, Sports MRS. BLIRGESS' F.H.A.ers This year the FHA had many people come give demonstrations. Once there was a candy demonstration. They also served for the Lion's club, cooked for the school board once a month, and made bread for the el- derly of our community. They had many money making projects such as sell- ing flower grams and Tom Wattl The Homemakers had Halloween and Christmas Parties. Many people showed at the Youth Fair and Chico Project Show. And then, there was the big event, a style show for the whole school. Karina Kron' enberger also was named Area Secretary. The FHA leader, Mrs. Bur- gess, who worked so hard to help the organization, de- served more credit than she got. Although at times, the kids seem very unhappy with her for pushing them so hard, in the end they under- stood her reasons for doing so. She expected a lot and usually got it. Lesa Armor works on garment for Homemaklng Wwmws Wvflu-fire' Dianna Riley Encounter Susan Anderson Historian Dona Wootton VlcePresident Christy Halman Reporter Jeannie Thompson Program DLayna Douglas Parllamentarian Karina Kronenberger Secretary Bonnie Hand President Georgana Evans Treasurer Lesa Armor Projects x i 5th Row: Celina Hartsell, JoAnn Bible, Jan Reasoner, Kelly Watkins, Melinda Caraway, Pennie Nichols, Melissa Seigsbee, Elaine Deering, Ange Weatherly, Jodi Buckingham. 4th Row: LaDawn Howell, Kathleen Green, Sherry Deering, Margaret Bailey, Kim Willett, Dee Dee Bridges, Melissa Arrington, Tonya Smith, Mrs. Jane Burgess, Sponsor. 3rd Row: Beth Hargrove, Cindy Wood, Sharla Vincent, Tonya Greer, Jodi Hillburn, Katrina Kinsey, Tiffany Coble. 2nd Row: Dona Wootton, Karina Kronenberger, Christy Halman, Dianne Riley, Bonnie Hand, Loucrecia Browning. lst Row: D'Layna Douglas, Susan Anderson, Jeannie Thompson, Lesa Armor, Georgana Evans. Homemaking Ill students work on garments for project. AND WORKING IN HOME EC I l LEARNING 1 Don't catch your finger in the sewing machine, Jeannie. LOOKS like 3 famny discussion' Ange Weatherly cutting out lined garament for project. Sophomore class hammers on building bl0CkS- GREE HANDS Considering that this is their first year, the Chico Greenhands have really accom- plished a lot. To start the year out they elected their officers. Jerald Stinnett was elected president and did a super job of leading the Greenhand Chapter Conduct- ing team. Of course saying the F.F.A. Creed is all a part of getting a Greenhand pin and degree. The Greenhands have par- ticipated in selling fruit and sausage and placed third in the Quiz Team Competition during the first semesterg during the sec- ond semester they did shop work with wood and metal and participated in several shows. it ,E it E 5 E5 S S Lg V 3 EE S 6 E my E Russell Blackg Jr. Advisor, Joe Redwineg Reporter, Bonnie McDanielg vice-President, Jeannette Colliery President, Danny Priceg Sentinel, Kelly Buckner Junior Maderg Treasurer l w ponsor Gary Underwood and a few FFA members serve watermelon to Booster Club parents. Rene Kirk handy with hair spray for show helfer THE NEW BEGINNING FOR F.F.A. The Chico F.F.A. enrolled thirty-five Chapter Farmers. The year started off with the selling of sausage and fruit. They participated in the first annual Chico F.F.A. and 4-H Prospect Show. During class they also went out to the new ag barn and worked so that the new barn would be finished by spring. ln Ag ll they learned woodworking, and in Ag lll they learned how to weld and build metal items. The Ag lV class really has been busy with shop work, too. There were also a lot of chapter farmers on the show string. The shows that were represented by Chico were Fort Worth, San Anto- nio, Houston, and Bridge- port. The busy year finally wound down with the Wise County Youth Fair. M52 , . T 2 M, ...V E ,mWg, W... it F' iii at , ' f ' , iz 5 fi 1 5 E 3 f W 2 if ' Q , Q42 ,VK mg i M5 .rw H 33.5 l Us 1 .sl 5 5, 2 5 K , X six fs 132, , ,,t 5 92 OUR BAND MARCHES O For the past 3 years the Band has had the priveledge of having Mark Hill as a band director, he has done alot for us in these past few years and we really do appreciate him, and we have learned a lot from him. The first year he was here he took a group to a Lake Worth contest for solists and came back with ll peo- ple that made it, and he took the high school band to Sandy Lake we played The Yellow Rose of Texas and Rainy Days and Mondays , we received a 2 from the judges and after the contest we had the rest of the day to ride all the rides and have all kinds of fun. Every year since Mr. Hill has been here we have re- ceived a 2 at Sandy Lake and that's pretty good. This year we lost alot of the band members to other activities, but we kept on playing. We were at every Pep Rally and every football game, rain or shine. The officers this year helped set an example for the younger, less experienced members on and off the marching field. One officer that really did a lot was Jeannie Thomp' son, the Drum Major. Our other offi- cers were Lindsay Hicks, presidentg Lesa Armor, Secretaryg .John Hal- lenbeck, managerg and John White, Uniform Chairman, who gave up alot of his time to get the New uni- forms ready for Friday nights and parades. The Chico band has came along way, but they still have a long way to go. Band students take a breather! Chico's Mighty Marching Band playing during halftime show. E I Band Director Mark Hill leads Christmas Concert. 1 BUSINESS AS LISLIAL Typing seems enjoyable to Ronnie McGuire. New methods for business students. Typing ll discovers theres more to it than it seems MATH, WHO NEEDS IT? YOU DO! Kyle. The word interested isn't strong enough to describe them. They ate. breathed. and slept computers. These two boy-wonders were rarely seen in their classes They would lie. cheat. or steal to get out of class to work in their office. And their office! Interior decorators were jealous Awards on the wall. leather chairs. and computer para phenalia turned an old closet into an executives dream. lf it could be done with com- puters. they tried it. Grading systems. TAB graphs. and even the playing of the school song were a sample of their ac- complishments. Trigonmetry class works hard. We had two computer whiz kids, Larry Hargrave and Riley ffl . ..., .. - W---Wff--'M--f-W--53 ,,,,fff ,...,, - 2 if 42 sg l .7 sf , 4 r was it i mf fs' :H jff , :E,5z1 i t N' ,k'. 1 C - ' ii --l.- T T rt, BETAS HELP OUR SCHOOL The club gets bigger and better every year. Twenty- six industrious members carried out the club's re- sponsibilities this year. Beta Club is hard work. Not only must the students keep an 88 average, but they must also open the con- cession stand every morn- ing, so that the high school has doughnuts and juice. Beta club is fun. The State convention was held in Fort Worth, and Jeannette Collier ran for secretary. All of the club members dressed as characters from the Old West and circulated among the crowd passing out Jeannette's the Best Bet Tokens. National Beta Club week is enjoyed by the entire school, as Beta members sponsor various activities such as Teacher Apprecia- tion Day and a pie-eating contest. At their annual Christmas party and business meeting, it was decided that the aca- demic requirements of Beta should be the same as Na- tional Honor Societyg there- fore, the minimum average required to get in to the club is now 90 percent. X., ,,v,, ,,. , , , ,, -. ,-, :,,. --W -. wy'fl2T Kelli Monett, Rene' Kirk, Jan Reasoner enjoy fiesta stack ups at the Christmas party lst Row: Kurt Turner, Ronnie McGuire, Tiffany Coble, Todd Buckner, Junior Mader. 2nd Row: Pennie Nichols, Dianne Riley, Shawnee Hargrave, Jeannette Collier, Bonnie Hand, Brad David, Loucrecia Browning, Rene Kirk, Mrs. Chris Nichols-Sponsor. 3rd Row: Teresa Moore, Kelli Monett, Paula Jones, Bonnie McDaniel, Karina Kronenberger, Jan Reasoner, Kelly Buckner, Susan Anderson. 4th Row: Celina Hartsell, Kelly Hardin, Jodi Buckingham, Jeff Brooks, Joe Redwine, Larry Hargrave. 107 PHYSICAL EDLICATICDN KEEPS STUDENTS IN SHAPE Steve Akins and Craig Moss play ball. s i ,ages x1..- -i ss sefisffz v ,... We i rs, .. ' ,: Remember when . . . . . . Mrs. Jimmie Wilkins, the substitute teacher, tried to teach us about RE- SPECT? Preston Younger and Jackie Hopkins drove Mrs. Dana Crabbs crazy? . . . the senior health class read the chapter on V.D. aloud? i t W E,3: ,'1' E mmm lwgwml 2 I - gg E THE FIRST STATE BANK GF CHICO 'nllllllllullq Wmmlllllsi::!!!EIm !!f!::QlIIIIum., -lun Hill 'nn Inu' 'ul' um' mm IHll:M:TillIl'T ' CHICO DRY GOODS W .1 A TTI ' 43-w-- .a,,L.,.f 4 ' . .. awe.. , ' .X , MM-I . I I, ' .rw , ,M J. A 1 . ,, , N ' A V- -mum AI. . 'A 'N' I., W , . W I 11 vi K 1 I ,..,..............,,..M.-, - 4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BRIDGEPORT 909 Stevens, Bridgeport, TX 683-2222 Metro-430-1801 - 627-5806 COUNTRY CLASSICS 307 S. Washburn Decatur, Tx. 76234 The make it happen bank MELVA HODGES BARBARA HODGES Owner Owner MF Massey Ferguson X Hesston Nobile Equipment Company Phone 8i7f872-3312 ROUTE 4 BOWIE, TEXAS 76230 LYNN NOBILE GLYNN NOBILE MONTAGLIE, TEXAS 76255 MONTAGUE, TEXAS 76255 AC 8177894-3135 AC 8177894-2556 BRICK Bridgeport, Texas BRIDGEPORT ELECTRONICS STORE if F733 GALEN WILEY C8171 683-5209 OWNERHVIANAGER 913 HALSELL BRIDGEPORT, TX 76026 Radio Ihaek DEALER THE WORLDWIDE SUPERMARKET OF SOUND lVIADA'S DRESS SHOP Merle Norman Cosmetics 914 Halsell Bridgeport, TX 683-2524 MEYERS AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate W.F. tFredJ MEYERS P.O. Box 307 - 1205 Halsell Bus. 683-4008 Bridgeport, TX 76026 Res. 683-4644 .3 CHICO BLITANE GAS COMPANY BLANKS SERVICE STATIGN il C ' ' - 'M-:Klum 4 M Ownef - Compliments Of TEXAS INDLISTRIES, INC. BRIDGEPORT STGNE Crushed Stone - Road Materials 4 mi. North on Chico Hwy. 683.4277 Bridgeport The Best C f h D Choice Steaks at ls T mners Chicken Fried Steaks Butterfly Shrimp n State of Texas Try The Delicious Fixm s From Our Salad Bar EL cH1co Mon Tues Wed Thurs 6 a m 9 p m Ffldav Saturday 6 a m 10 P m Congratulations Seniors Closed on Sunday I , 'I he l l u . LCJDGE HQTIIZS RATTLESNAKE PRODUCTS BELTS, BUCKLES, HAT BANDS, GUITAR STRAPS DAN HASTINGS C8171 644-5511 RES. P.o. Box 643 f817J 644-5135 Bus. cH1co, TX 76030 WISE COUNTY MESSENGER 115 W. Trinity 919 Halsell Decatur Bridgeport 627-5987 683-5168 Quality Office Supplies Free Delivery 1 3 I, VXI, fl A 4 w ' 1 ff- I Mr. H s Grocery Q H626 Open Mon. - Sat. 5:30 - 8:00 Closed Sun. Phone numberg 644-2240 Drugs, B.B.CJ., plus Homemade Sandwiches WHITES HOME Er AUTO 1019 Halsell Street Bridgeport, TX 76026 Home Owned and Operated By David Garrison 683-4045 Visa S Mastercharge Honored Hunting E1 Fishing Licenses VILLAGE PHARMACY Wise County Village Shopping Center Decatur, Texas Mr, and Mrs. A. N. Elwell, Owner 627-5931 GLENDA'S SHOES Wise Co. Village Shopping Center Decatur, Texas 6273774 605 WEST WISE STREET BOWIE TEXAS 76230 GENE ROBERTS 181 71-872-2771 R S R RADIATOR SHOP WISE FUR ITLIRE Larry And Trudy Mader Owners 644-5224 On The Square Chico, TX TUCKERS Conoco CHICO F'-ORIST AND GIFT SHOP 644-51 19 Owners - Scott And Yvonne V' Burgess Chico, TX 76030 PASSENGERXCOMMERCIAL!INDLISTRIALXOFF THE ROAD BF GOODRICH, BRIDGESTONE, AND OTHER FINE BRANDS 'K ' WONT!!! TIRE CENTER, IND. SALES 5 SERVICE Highway 101 PHILLIP BARNES Bridgeport, Texas 76026 Manager Business Phone 683-2248 MARY S CAFE Ph 6445110 hlco Texas fy Owner Mary VanHoose RANCH HOUSE WESTERN WEAR CICII 8 Marie Cox 119 W Tarrant Bowie Texas Phone 872 3362 WILEY HARDWARE E3 SUPPLY Hardware Blbg Electrical 5 Bldg Supplies P O Box 35 Chico Texas 76030 Phone 664 2623 VANHOOSE BRO S EXXON Open Mon Fri 67 Sat 66 Chico Texas 76030 . - C' , a w I . ,,rsq NX . I . I fx. K' SWINT MOTORS Bowie, Texas 75230 RICHARDSON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 220 Smythe Bowie, Texas 827-2214 James Scruggs, Owner Mi-Lady's Sportswear Wise County Shopping Center Decatur, Texas 627-5546 I DIAMOND SUPER I NEW 8: USED HOMES TRAVEL TRAILERS PARTS Bc ACCESSORIES Store hours Mon Tues 8am 8pm J 8 J Mgbdg Homes, Inc Thur 8 FrI 8am 9pm Sat 8am 6pm R O BOX 444 BRIDGEPORT TX 76026 JACK WOLFE B17!6B3 2919 OR 683 5254 SENTER L HENRY MOZELLE HENRY INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES BOX 261 817 627 2733 HENRY 206 W MAIN DECATUR TX 76234 Stewart s LET US BE OF SERVICE TO YOU Frame S Trophy YOUR HUGH I1 I,,,,mI- AGENT SPECIALIZING IN METAL ETCHINGS 106 W TARRANT PHONE 6722235 HOEFLE CURNEF WISE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE N comms FAMILY PRESCRIPTION ssnwcs cms o cosmsncs o CAMERA SUPPLIES o PXHOTO FINISHI W HOSPITAL s. SICKROOM suvvues DECATUR TEXAS 76234 nascoumsssmon crnzens 6 QF' 'T 1 PHONE NO 817 627 2167 A. Kms UNDER a U51 Q 901 HALSELL BRIDGEPORT TX rnwumanmm. .HI ROADSIDE STATIONS H 5 N SALVAGE E Decatur Store U S - ' ' ' Q . , . 1 II ,I if I . 8178117 ll ....I.1:g.. my I Nun - - 'rl 115553 -N, Tl ' i-'T I ,ld-Q ..i - J , II .' -i- 'I. I , 'T--DRUG 5 I ' -E ' ' f. -If' -I. ' : 'lun-. 'I I C. in - ' Y . ' I , , , I V A - , I, if - , . : - .S ' 5 . ,, , ,,., . ,. ,,, ,, ,,. .93 ' I - aim. -mshs-I' DANNY NEIGHBORS if Buylng Selling Hauling 817f 627 5538 Decatur Texas 76234 YOUR WDRlD OF PROIICTION EMPLOYERS CASUALTY COMPANY EMPLOYERS NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JOHNSON'S INSURANCE AGENCY P O BOX 509 CHICO, TEXAS 76030 TEL BUS 644 2613 RES 644 5542 7iz'ae lfa?ae HARDWARE STORES Hardware Plumblng Electrlcal Tools Housewares Robert 8 Sue Meek fownersj 1007 13th Street Bridgeport Texas 76026 ff-X Yxfx., fx 18171 644 5561 CROSSROADS GALLERY Artwork Art Classes Art Supplies Custom Frames School Supplies Crafts Offrce Supplles Wllton Cake Decoratlng Supplles and Classes P O BOX 610 ELSIE B WILEY On the Square OWNER Cmco, TEXAS 76030 1 I IA. I' '55 A ,Q,,'5s3l X ' I ' 1 1 1 1 I L. Ae I If ffff ll, ,Lu I F . It ' 5- KJ' ,I ll I I I I ll GIFFORD-HILL S COMPANY, INC GIFFORD-HILL P.O. Box 397 Bridgeport, TX 76026 OWNER QUALITY SPORTING GOODS SLIE BEAVERS SPORT FASHIONS The Sports Section I Il-, IJ, - Of Bowne Dairq Queen 'k Bus. 817-872-1401 202 MASON aquariums-aaggnocmhhun Res. 817-872-5359 BOWIE, TX 76230 X l 4 on electric W cur condlhonmg Alr condrtlonrnc provrdes ots ot comfort durrng the sumr ter months but for many thousands of homeowners rt IS also the orggest factor ln 'he cost at electncrty On the axerage alr condrtlonlng actounts tor about halt of summert we electnc pulls l-lefe are ways ye can ho d down the cost ot arr condltlonlng and stlll en oy tts comfort Central Systems Set thermosta' on 78 or hroher dunnq the summer Tr rn unr oft lf you ll be away from home se eral days Keep BQUIQFYWQPI at top operatlng eftrcrency Have tcheclfed seasonally or qualrtled servleefnan Chem tllter eye y3O days Drrty frlter s eause equlprhent to use excesslve elecrr Cnty lf tr e tg permanent Cle an Dy rhanutacturers ' rectlons ltr s drsposabre lt sh uld he replaeed when Cady Keep 'urnltu e d aper es away lr vm arr outlets and retu ns Clean gr lls often Close d apenes and olrnds to keep out dlrect sunltght Keep flreplace damper f osed P Oper home lnsulatlon keeps the heat out cuts energy use lnsulatlon GIIDQT ons7 Call TPGL Shade on roof and walls can reduce energy needed to cool But trlrn trees shrubs away from outslde compressor unrt lfeeplttree of leaves debrrs lfatr flow IS blocked unut uses more energy mm-r.xn..s 'Uff 00 70 80 90 .aewztmtt 9 Weathustnp doors and wrndows eaulk craufs to prerent drafts and cool alr loss 10 Keep wrnnows flosed Open ou'sude doors as lrttle as possrole Wmdow Unlts ll Buy unrts wtth highest energy effrcrenr-y r alto lEFrl Uses less electnrrty to cool ll EEF? 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YQ MACHINE SHOP SERVICES AL BRYANT District Manager PARGAS P O Box 485 Phone Decatur Tex 817 627 2328 MISTER BUSTER S OF BRIDGEPORT Real Charcoal Makes Our Burgers Better HWY 114 683 2929 Chico Highway 683 4051 Welding Equipment Bridgeport TX 72026 Don Burkhart Manager HOLMES AUTO SUPPLY P. O. BOX 419 DECATUR, TEXAS 76234 PHONES: 317-627-2350 and 317-627-2278 J C HOLMES 817627 3793 COY N STEPHENS 817 627 3791 PHONE 48175 683 5144 The F endly Ones GARY NEES CO 1308 10TH STREET P O BOX 158 MANAGER BRIDGEPORT TX 76026 DAVID GARY 'MII'-1,1 BUS 683 5726 RES 683 5747 905 IIALSELL BIIIIIGEPIIIT TEXAS 76026 I I -e fl 7 - 0 , .... .,...c. . . . - -J.. X H .1 l r - un., -il ,f I 'O : m 'g 5 X - I ' ' ' S' . f RITE WELD 4 i Q ,ff , 1 JoHNNv coLEMAN 5 x , al. 9 1. , . 'Q f 2 ' . . I 1 'a 5 K si - --... ,-':.- , --un-..-.v ::. s Gnu. , I ,xxannxnx ,.- L xxnsunnxusnqxxsS' CHICO FEED 'N SEED INC. Rod Huddleston, owner P.O. Box 615 Chico, TX 76030 817f 644-5228 Evergreen S Durant Feeds, Fertilizer, Seedes Animal Care, and Show Products Hrs. 8-6 weekdays 8-5 Saturday JOHNSON S FOOD STORE Member Of Afflllated Stores And Johnson Insurance Agency Employers Of Texas BOWIE NATIONAL BANK THE BANK WITH CONFIDENCE 200 WEST WALNLIT STREET P O BOX 2 71 18175 872 2205 BOWIE TEXAS 76230 7 2 .. 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ANNUAL STAFF QF 1983-1984 1 RL Medi? OJ QE Qoglvw filify jg? DM wifi 93 M N Qi of Bowne Qawq .lamb P O Box 1081 18173 872 2221 Bowle Texas 76230 Spray s Jewelry YOUR FULL LlNE JEWELRY STORE Your authorlzed Selko quartz dealer 116 N MASON BOWIE, TX 76230 PHONE 872 5271 BEST FRIED 683 5012 Chlco Hwy Open 7 days a week 10 30 A M 9 30 P M Congratulations Seniors 1984 From the Jimmy Kirk Family S CHICKEN . 0. y . W 71 LIFE INSURANCE F I HOME, AUTO, BOATS B FARM EQUIPMENT ESTATE PLANNING HOME PHONE 644 2639 .IIIEY SIII'I'II AGENT WISE COUNTY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE DECATUR P O BOX 477 BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS PHONE DECATUR TX BUSINESS PHONE 8I7f627 5911 76234 817f683 4014 R D IDougI Molloy 683 2204 Busmess NIDLLOV PUMP Gt SUPPLY C0 , INC P O Box 637 0 Bndgeport Texas 76026 New and Used OII Freld Equlpment I ' I if 683-5617 Residence We Would Like Thank Our Patrons Laundry S Cleaners Boyds Auto parts Bowie Floral Tomlinson's T. 8 E. Conoco Ronny E- Jack' Dy 308 West Main Decatur, Texas 76234 817627-3451 GLENDNS FAMILY AF FAIR Men and Women Hairstyling Sherman St., Chico, Tx. Student Center J-K Y iwii L-x.Jz7 VN Ill Nxt ll M ll ma Gomg to McDonald sm' IS almost as much a part of school as gomg to class You ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good t1me, to celebrate your v1ctor1es and help forget defeats You ve made McDonald s more than just another place to eat And thats why at McDonald s we say Mc'D0na121's' J an 01983 McDonaId's Corporatnon Decatur, Texas 1'5--N , , 5 I C ' v1N'jS v -i---- , .- V I ,, J ..,l f - ,V -V -Q ' - A Q. L- .. . W -5 . X X , l . X 'vs' If X , ..-A lu , . . - , ta- 5--t -a na '--5--' '-H a I A - 1 - ' . ' I x u , - K I I 3 ' 1 ' 3 3 3 -.. I 9 -- First National Bank P 0 Box 300 lieaatur, Texas 76234 'fl PHON E A Q 0 18171 683-4003 Brldgeporl Automotlve Supply, Inc Automotive Truck Trailer lndustnal Parts and Accessories WAYNE MASK BOX 695 BRIDGEPORT TX 76026 1402 CHICO HIWAY SKEET S HAIR CUTS leaf I I Q I 7 7 , u 9 Open Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 9 a.m. SAM'S CAFE Tuesday - Friday and Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Located at C rafton 644-2973 SHOES 8 MORE 1008 Halsell St. Bridgeport, TX 76026 Shoes and Active Wear for the Entire Family 3, 4- A,-, gawk. .,s., 5-A , .,K.:J, ,W Q .SMH .,' .2 yours Realty JIMMY JONES 104 W. TARRANT BOX 1291 BOWIE, TEXAS 76230 OFFICE: 03171872-3809 18.171 872-5512 Hes. 872-1322 GLISSIES BEAUTY SHOP Wise County Park Rd. 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