Clarksville High School - Tiger Claw Yearbook (Clarksville, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1968 volume:

1968 TIGER CLAW Co-Editors KATHY KELTY SHARON WATSON Classes LINDA PORTERFIELD Sports HELLEN HAUSLER Activities CATHY SIMPSON Volume 33 Clarksville. Texas Advertisements RUSSELL TYNDELL Sponsor MRS. JAMES PEARCE 1 I: Hi FOREWORD The TIGER CLAW opens. â–  Our trail stretches ahead. We look backward and see me winding road that has broughf us here' . We look forward toward a limitless future waiting just around the bend. Gratefully we remember those who first tread Clarksville High's path. They established her traditions and blazed the trail for us. Humbly we pick up our packs and walk purposefully onward. There is much that still must be done, and the trail is beckoning. Co-Editors KATHY KELTY SHARON WATSON TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration---------------------------1 Organizations--------------------- - 13 Spons--------------------------------- 35 Personalities------------------------- 65 Activities -----------------------------81 Classes---------------------------------93 Advertisements------------------------ 129 For the knowledge, inspiration, and dedication which she has given to the students of Clarksville High School, the 1968 TIGER CLAW is respectfully dedicated to MISS RUTH ADMINISTRA TION IO The Appropriate Placement School: A Sophisticated Nongraded Curriculum GUIDANCE TESTING What can I do for an Art Lesson? 8 CLASSROOM SCIENCE mONS and ACTIVITIES  « v nnAT-B AMS for alienated youth PRINCIPAL MR. G. B. PARKS SCHOOL BOARD Dr. C. B. teed. Mr. Ted Lawson. Superintendent R. L. Fambro. tt. R. L. Edwards, Mr. D. D. Edrington, Mr, George Parks. Mr. Cab Wolf. Mr. Austin Guest. MRS. PEEK Home Economics MRS. SCOTT Home Economics MRS. LINTON Sec. to Vocational School MR. JONES Agriculture MR. BAGWELL Metal Trades MR. GIDDENS Bldg. Trades MR. LINTON Auto Mechanics MR. STONE Asst. Coach, Head Basketball Coach MRS. PEARCE Business MRS. FISHER Vocational Business MR. PEARCE Agriculture MRS. BREEDLOVE Business MISS MARABLE Speech, Choral MR. MORRIS Am. History, Government MR. BERNARD Band Director MR. WILLIAMS Asst. Coach, History, Girls' PE MR. FODGE General Science MR. SCHULTZ Biology, Chemistry MR. HUMPHREY Mathematics MRS. PARKER Girls’ PE MRS. LAWSON Mathematics MR. TEMPLETON Head Coach, History MR. HOLLEY Mathematics MR. NIX Asst. Coach, Boys' PE MRS. McCARVER Girls' Study Hall MRS. GRAVES Counselor MRS. MEALS Sec. to Asst. Supt, MRS. NASON English MRS. MARTIN English MISS VAN DYKE Librarian MRS. HETRICK Languages MRS. BYERS Asst. Librarian MRS. BETTES Sec. to Principal MRS. SCOGGINS Special Education MISS McMASTER Sec. to Superintendent STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President----------------------- Mark Burtner Vice-President - --------- Lanetta Cooper Secretary.............................Hellen Hausler Treasurer--------------------- Connie Gist Sponsor------------------------Mr. Humphrey Campaign speeches for the election of Stu- dent Council officers for the coming school year were held March 1. KEY CLUB President------- Vice-President - Secretary ------ Senior Rep.----- Junior Rep. - - - Sophomore Rep. Sponsor -------- -----Robert Smith - - Bill Wallace Wayne Humphrey - - Mark Burtner - - Bob Edrington Randall Childress Mr. Morris Mr. Schultz SWEETHEART SUZANNE PEEK 15 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Sponsors------- Joanne Waldrep â–  - Suzanne Peek - - Sherree Bean Johnny Crawford -----Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Lawson An initiation ceremony was con- ducted for nine new members of the National Honor Society. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President----- Vice President Secretary----- Treasurer----- Sponsors------ - Tom Copeland - —Ricky Goode Martha Whiteman - - Holly Cooper Mr. Schultz Mr. Fodge - Twenty-three members of the new- est club at CHS dug for Indian rel- ics in the county in March. «• — X' 4 . V V 17 FRESHMAN DRAMATICS TIGER RAG STAFF Editor------------ Assistant--------- Editorial Editor - Feature Writer - â–  Reporter at Large Society Editors - Business Editor - â–  Sponsor----------- - ------------Beth Hurt ------------Mark Burtner -----Lanetta Cooper -----------Robert Smith -----------Glenda Ward Sharon Igo-Ruth Proctor -----------Holley Cooper ------------Mrs. Nason PEP SQUAD Cheerleader Mascot AMY DUREN President-----------------------Sharon Watson Vice President-------------------Jamie Peek Sec. -Treas.--------------------Georgia Tucker Reporter -------------------Beverly Bumgarner Co-Captains-------------------Brenda Conyers Paula Sturch Cathy Gilbert Billie Lois Sargent Sponsor--------------------------Mrs. Parker Senior Head-Cheerleader TENA L1PE Sophomore Cheerleader LYNDA CLARK Sophomore Cheerleader DENISE MEALS 21 C.H.S. CHEERLEADERS 22 Senior Head Majorette BRENDA HALL Senior Majorette GAYLA BARTLEY Senior Majorette SUZANNE PEEK CLARKSVILLE HIGH MAJORETTES Sophomore Majorette JUDY HARRISON Sophomore Majorette KATHY DODSON Sophomore Majorette NINA TACKETT 24 Band Sweetheart BRENDA HALL Band Beau ROBERT SMITH OFFICERS CLARKSVILLE TIGER BAND OFFICERS President------------------------Sharon Wallace Vice-President----------------- Randall Childress Secretary----------------------------------Sharon Downes Librarians----------------------Belinda Brantley Anne Russell Lanetta Cooper Managers------------------------ Rodney Messick Randall Childress Drum Major------------------- Joanne Waldrep SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Reporter ------ Historian------ Sponsor-------- • - Mike Backus ----Alma Rose â– Jonalyn Martin â–  - Donna Allen Deborah Harris Beverly Hooser - Mrs. Hetrick Cathy, Dana, Ann and Deborah help prepare the meal to be served to the Spanish Club members and their • guests. CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS President----- Vice-President Secretary----- Accompanist - -----Eric Lum Russell Tyndell — Royia Sauls ----Sonny Reed CHAPTER I FHA OFFICERS President - -------- 1st Vice-Pres. 2nd vice-Pres. 3rd Vice-Pres. - - 4th Vice-Pres. 5th Vice-Pres. - - Secretary------ Treasurer--------- - Historian - - - — Parliamentarian - Sergeant-At-Arms Beau------------- Sponsor - - - — â–  28 -Cathy Gilbert - Vickie Storey Cathi Davis - Carolyn Parks -- Vickie Rose -Vivian Harvey - Peggy Boggess - Donna Smith •-----Kay King Kathryn Murray Marilyn Harvey â–  - - Joey Potts -----Mrs. Scott CHAPTER II FHA OFFICERS President Glenna Stephens 5th Vice-Pres. - - - - Historian B eaus Anthony Guinn Sponsor - -- -- -- -- 29 FFA OFFICERS President------ Vice-President Secretary------ Treasurer------ Reporter--------- Sentinel ------ Student Advisor Sweetheart - - Sponsors------- 30 CLARKSVILLE CHAPTER Eddie Childres - Scott Lawson Randy Cooper Jimmy Cheyne - - Mark Smith - - Gary Welch • Ronald Gray - - Royia Sauls - - Mr. Pearce Mr. Jones The following are Star Greenhand officers: President -- ----------- - - -----Jerod Peek Vice-President - -- -- -- - Roy Mooneyham Secretary --- - Tommy Childres Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Bruce Seay Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- - — Lee Garrison Sentinel -- - John McGuire Student Advisor - -- -- -- -- - Vernon Harp 90 Roy Mooneyham and Bobby Corne- lius won the Star Greenhand Awards. Eddie Childres and Ronald Gray won the Star Chapter Farmer Awards. Bruce Cheyne, Mike Kellam, and Jerry Morris won first place in the Chapter Farmer Skills Demonstration Team. VOCATIONAL OFFICE EDUCA TION CLUB OFFICERS President - - - Vice President Secretary - - - Treasurer - - â–  Sponsor - - - - â–  - Linda Marr Vicki Andrews - - Sharon Igo - Georgia Dill Mrs. Fisher OFFICERS President -.............Gary Tedder Treasurer...........Brenda Conyers Vice President - - - Mac McGuire Sponsor - -- -- -- - Mrs. Fishet Secretary ------ Billie Storey LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President------------------- Sonny Reed Secretary------------Mike Benningfield Treasurer ------- Vivian Harvey Sponsor ----------------Mrs. Hetrick STUDENT LIBRARIANS SPORTS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK TENNIS FIRST ROW: Jackie Potts. James Vaughan, Anthony Bland, John Boggess, Dan Beadle, Don Lawson. Hulon Lester. Murphy Davis, Johnny Crawford, James Mining. SECOND ROW: Coach Nix. Manager Randy Cooper, Jerry Smith, Steve Davis, Bill Wallace. Rickey Goode, Marvin Alexander. Jerry Morris. Mark Mallory. Paul Bryant, James Davis, Dick Goodman, Eric Lum, Bill Hale, Gary Tedder, Manager Jimmy Hall. THIRD ROW: Manager Tim O'Neal, Neil King, Tommy Pruitt, Weldon Tyler, David Ballew, Bob Edrington, Bruce Cheyne, Mike Kellam, Mike Majors, Frank Johnson, Wayne Humphrey, Nick Duren, Gerald Guest, Ray Dobson. FOURTH ROW: Coach Templeton, Sammy Jeter, Rickey Nash, Mike Segleski, Mike Backus, Lonnie Cooper, Don Taylor. Billy Gooding, Mark Burtner, Bud Essary, Mac McGuire, Coach Williams, Coach Stone. 15-A A DISTRICT CHAMPIONS The football co-sweethearts, Vicki Andrews and Connie Gist were presented before the Winns- boro game. COACHES HEAD COACH Mr. Templeton ASSISTANT COACHES Mr. Williams Mr. Stone Mr. Nix 1967 TIGER SCORES Clarksville---------- - - 15 Clarksville------------- 0 Clarksville ------ 32 Clarksville - - ---------26 Clarksville ------ 0 Clarksville ------ 38 Clarksville------------ - 14 Clarksville ------ 33 Clarksville ------ 28 Clarksville ------ 22 Clarksville ------ Idabel -- -----------— - 6 DeKalb.................10 Wilmer-Hutchins--------- 6 Hooks..................22 New Boston---------24 Winnsboro -- -----------6 Commerce ---------------6 Cooper - - - -----------7 Rivercrest - -- -- -- -14 Mt. Vernon -------------6 Kaufman - -- -- -- -- 7 LETTERMEN FIRST ROW: Tedder, Ballew, Wallace, Humphrey, Crawford, Goode. SECOND ROW: Pruitt, Lawson, Cooper, Jeter. Boggess, Duren, Lester, Mining. THIRD: Hale, Gooding, Edrington, Essary, Tyler, Beadle, Potts. FOURTH: Cooper, Backus, Cheyne, Kellam, McGuire. FIFTH: Hall, Guest, Segleski, Morris. ALL-DISTRICT PLA YERS Gary Tedder - Mae McGuire Mark Burtner - Mike Backus - Billy Goodi ng Lonnie Cooper Tommy Pruitt Don Lawson - David Ballew â–  .............Off. ............Off. Hon. Men. Def. .............Def. ............Off. Hon. Men. Off. ............Def. Hon. Men. Off. ............Def. - - Def. and Off. MARVIN ALEXANDER Sr. Defensive Tackle 2 Year Letterman DAN BEADLE Jr. Quarterback 1 Year Letterman MIKE BACKUS Sr. Guard 3 Year Letterman All District Defense ANTHONY BLAND Soph. Guard DAVID BALLEW Sr. Quarterback 3 Year Letterman All Dist. Off. and Def. JOHN BOGGESS Jr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman PAUL BRYANT Soph. Tackle MARK BURTNER Sr. Tackle 2 Year Letterman Hon. Men. All Dist. Def. BRUCE CHEYNE Sr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman 39 LONNIE COOPER Sr. Tackle 2 Year Letterman -Ion. Men. All Dist. Off. MURPHY DAVIS Sr. Halfback JOHNNY CRAWFORD Sr. End 1 Year Letterman STEVE DAVIS Jr. Halfback JAMES DAVIS Soph. Halfback RAY DOBSON Jr. Guard NICK DUREN Jr. End 1 Year Letterman 40 BOB EDRINGTON Jr. Linebacker 2 Year Letterman BUD ESSARY Jr. Guard 1 Year Letterman RICKY GOODE Sr. End 1 Year Letterman DICK GOODMAN Soph. Quarterback BILLY GOODING Jr. Tackle 2 Year Letterman All Dist. Off. GERALD GUEST Sr. Guard 2 Year Letterman BILL HALE Jr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman WAYNE HUMPHREY Jr. Guard 1 Year Letterman SAMMY JETER FRANK JOHNSON MIKE KELLAM Jr. End Soph. End Sr- Halfback 1 Year Letterman 1 Ytai Letterman NEIL KING Jr. Center DON LAWSON Sr. Tackle 2 Year Letterman All Dist. Def. ERIC LUM Sr. Guard 1 Year Letterman MAC McGUIRE Sr. Linebacker and Fullback 3 Year Letterman 42 All Dist. Off. MIKE MAJORS Soph. Guard JAMES MINING Sr. End 1 Year Letterman HULON LESTER Jr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman MARK MALLORY Soph. Fullback JERRY MORRIS Sr. Quarterback 2 Year Letterman RICKY NASH Sr. Tackle 1 Year Letterman JACKIE POTTS Sr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman TOMMY PRUITT Sr. Fullback 3 Year Letterman All Dist. Def. - Hon. Men. Off. MIKE SEGLESKI Sr. End 3 Year Letterman JERRY SMITH Sr. Halfback 1 Year Letterman DONNELL TAYLOR Soph. End GARY TEDDER JACK TITUS Sr. Center Soph. Tackle 2 Year Letterman All Dist. Off. WELDON TYLER Jr. Fullback 1 Year Letterman 43 JAMES VAUGHAN Soph. Halfback BILL WALLACE Sr. End 1 Year Letterman 44 CLARKSVILLE IDABa 15 6 The rugged TIGERS picked up where they left off last season as they defeated the Warriors 15-6. Not until the fourth quarter did the TIGERS compile its victory margin. A field goal and touchdown in the final period brought the TIGERS their first decision. Neither squad scored in the first period. The TIGERS' first score came as LESTER rambled 28 yards for the first touchdown. In the final quarter a 47-yard pass play from BALLEW to JETER gave the TIGERS their big gainer of a march which began on their own 32-yard line. A field goal from 21 yards out, kicked by ESSARY, put the TIGERS ahead 9-6. The Warriors took to the air in an effort to catch up but PRUITT intercepted a pass at the Idabel 28 and with some good blocks by teammates went all the way for a 15-6 Clarksville win. CLARKSVILLE 0 DE KALB 10 During the first half, DeKalb managed only three first downs and the TIGERS two--the second coming on the final play of the half. The TIGERS missed a great opening to score early in the first quarter when SEGLESKI recovered a fumble on DeKalb's nine yard line. Despite endless chances to hit pay dirt the TIGERS were unable to convert. About the only thing the Tiger Fans had to cheer about was the fine defensive work of BACKUS, BURTNER, ALEXANDER, and PRUITT. 45 CLARKSVILLE 32 WILMER-HUTCHINS 6 Scoring in rapid succession the first two times they got the ball, the TIGERS out manned the EAGLES to get back in the winning column. Despite several injuries, BALLEW returned the opening kickoff 90 yards for the TIGERS’ initial score. In the next play LESTER out ran the Eagle secondary for the TIGERS’ second tally. Just before the half. BEADLE found BOGGESS with a 34 yard aerial to put the TIGERS on the Eagle 14. The TIGERS scored once more in the third and twice in the fourth. This game proved to be one of the most thrilling exhi- bitions given by the local eleven in several years. CLARKSVILLE 26 HOOKS 22 A 29 yard pass with 20 seconds on the clock provided the exciting climax to the Hooks- Clarksville game. BALLEW had a big night completing 7 passes out of 17 throws to BOG- GESS, LESTER, and JETER for 113 yards. It was the final throw on the fourth down and nine yard situation to LESTER in the waning seconds of the game that will be remembered by the TIGER fans long after the season closes. The TIGERS appreciated this game even more to avenge the win that Hooks had last season. 46 CLARKSVILLE 0 NEW BOSTON 24 The New Boston Lions rode over the Tigers with a score of 24-0. Both teams played a good defensive game but neither team yielded a lot of yards. New Boston did manage to gain, and they did it so effectively that they pushed across three scores. The TIGERS had a chance to get on the scoreboard in the last minute of the game when BALLEW took a pass from MORRIS at the Lion 10 yard line. The ball was jarred loose and the Lions recovered. The Lions also fumbled on the next play and ALEXANDER recovered for Clarksville at the 10 yard line. Then as luck will go, Clarksville fumbled again and that was the last threat! CLARKSVILLE 38 WINNSBORO 6 The TIGERS, coming out to win their first conference game, made the first score with only 55 seconds gone from the clock. Practically every TIGER on the squad got in the fracas but PRUITT stole the offensive spotlight by scoring three times in the second quarter. McGUIRE, TYLER, and LESTER scored once each with ESSARY booting two extra points. The third quarter score for the TIGERS came as a result of a Raider fumble on the Winnsboro 29. TYLER then carried the ball to the 13. Clarksville's last touch- down followed a 55 yard march among MORRIS, BOGGESS, and LESTER early in the fourth quarter. The Raiders only score resulted when they took the kickoff on their own 35 and scrambled to the TIGERS' 1 yard line. 47 CLARKSVILLE 14 COMMERCE 6 An almost immovable defensive and offensive attack combined to give the TIGERS their second district win. The TIGERS lost no time showing their strength They recovered a Commerce fumble in the second play and drove to the Commerce 1 before losing the ball on downs. ALEXANDER got into the Commerce backfield and recovered a loose ball on the 12 yard line. PRUITT ran for four yards; then BALLEW scampered around right end for the score. ESSARY added the extra point to give the TIGERS a 7-0 lead. In the beginning of the second half when Commerce had the ball, the defensive unit took over. BALLEW and others held Commerce to 7 yards in three plays and took the punt for a first on their own 41. Later in this quarter BALLEW passed to JETER for 7 yards and the score. WALLACE kicked the extra point. Commerce's only tally came in the third quarter on an intercepted pass. CLARKSVILLE 33 COOPER 7 Cooper received the opening kickoff but fumbled on the first play. Clarksville recovered and three plays later PRUITT made a 33 yard run for the first score. With only 1 minute 35 seconds in the game, Clarks- ville led 7-0. The TIGERS held a comfortable lead all the way. The TIGERS allowed the visitors to cross the midfield stripe only five times during the entire contest. Regardless of the 17 penalties which cost the TIGERS 190 yards, they amassed 292 yards on the ground and 36 in the air. The win, which left Clarksville the only undefeated 15-AA team, was a perfect ending for the 1967 Homecoming. 48 CLARKSVILLE 28 RIVERCREST 14 Although the TIGERS' defense held the Itebels well in the first series of plays, the game that was to determine a tie for district champion- ship was looking rough for the TIGERS as the Rebels remained in control until halftime. But holding the TIGERS was not enough for the Rebels; they scored twice in the second quarter and picked up two extra points for an eight’ point lead. Halfway through the third quarter the Rebels were forced to kick from their own 47. BALLEW returned to the Rivercrest 44 and passed to JETER for another score; the rushing try for extra points failed. The trailing TIGERS forced another Rebel punt near midfield and set up for business on their own 21. BALLEW then set out for a 48 yard ramble which again put the TIGERS in scoring position. PRUITT went over from the six yard line. BALLEW ran for the two extra points giving the TIGERS a six point lead early in the fourth quarter. Near the end of the fourth quarter. McGUIRE on the 20 intercepted a Rivercrest pass which gave the TIGERS their last score. CLARKSVILLE 22 MT. VERNON 6 The faithful but somewhat damp fans who fol- lowed the TIGERS were thrilled to see the Blue and White bring home the 15-A A champion- ship as they romped past Mt. Vernon. Hindered by the inclement weather and a strong, well- prepared TIGER defense, Mt. Vernon's quarter- back succeeded in completing only 7 of 26 passing attempts, 4 of which were to people with the wrong colored jerseys. McGUIRE, weaving through the on-rushing Mt. Vernon line, set the TIGERS up in business at the Mt. Vernon 17 yard line with a dazzling 65 yard kickoff return. Six plays later Clarksville got on the scoreboard as DUREN caught a pass on the first play of the second quarter. The Clarks- ville game plan of using their inside running game paid off. The stout Clarksville defense limited Mt. Vernon to 9 yards rushing and 80 yards total offense, while the TIGER offense rolled up 143 yards in the game. As the clock ticked away the final seconds of the game, the TIGERS were in undisputed possession of their second consecutive district championship. 49 CLARKSVILLE 7 KAUFMAN 7 After both Clarksville and Kaufman exploded in the first quarter and a half of the bi-district game, the remainder became a battle of trying for first downs. Quarterback BALLEW hit DUREN on the 35 and he went for the goal. WALLACE kicked the extra point. The TIGERS were on the move the next time they got the ball going from their own 39 to the Lion 32 before a fumble halted the drive. Lion Tailback Johnson circled left end for 68 yards and a touch- down. Quarterback Qudisky tied it with the Lions' extra point. The game, ending with a tied score 7-7, was determined by first downs. The Kaufman Lions had 11 first downs and Clarksville had 8. The TIGERS’ football team might well be summed up in the following description given by University of Texas Coach Darrell Royal: A football player is a wonderful creature - you can criticize him but you can’t discourage him. You can defeat his team but you can't get him out of football. Might as well admit it - be you alumnus, coach, or fan - he is your personal representative on the field, your symbol of fair and hard play. He may not be an All-American, but he is an example of the American way. He is a hard-working, untiring, determined kid doing the very best he can for his school or college. And when you come out of a stadium feeling upset that your team has lost, he can make you feel mighty ashamed with just two sincerely spoken words ... We tried. 1967-68 TIGER BASKETBALL TEAMS A TEAM: Left to right: Manager Jackson, J. Cheyne, B. Cheyne, Lawson. Edrington, Brem, Ballew, Lampard, Kellam, Manager Hall. Coach Stone. B TEAM - STANDING, Left to right: Coach Nix, Bryant, English, Welch, Nickerson. KNEELING, Left to right: Moore, Tyler. Hale, Beadle. 1967-68 DISTRICT SCORES Clarksville-----------------------------------------46 Clarksville---------------------------------------- 41 Clarksville--------------------------------------- 42 Clarksville-----------------------------------------84 Clarksville--------------------------------------- 67 Clarksville-----------------------------------------55 Clarksville-----------------------------------------73 Clarksville--------------- - -------------- --------63 Clarksville - ------------------------------------ 47 Clarksville--------------------------------------- 67 Cooper ----------------------------------- 43 Rivercrest-------------------------------- 52 Commerce - ------------------------------- 53 Mt. Vernon---------------------------- - - 66 Winns boro--------------------------------- 37 Rivercrest--------------------------------- 4 7 Cooper ----------------------------------- 43 Commerce----------------------------------- 57 Mt. Vernon--------------------------------- 48 Winns boro--------------------------------- 51 Sweetheart Hellen Hausler was presented by one of the TIGERS, Jimmy Cheyne. MANAGERS VARSITY TEAM DAVID BALLEW RONNIE BREM BRUCE CHEYNE JIMMY CHEYNE Senior Forward Junior Center Senior Guard Junior Guard LANCE COULTER Junior Center BOB EDRINGTON Junior Forward MIKE KELLAM Senior Forward RONNIE LAMPARD Senior Forward 53 DON LAWSON HULON LESTER TOMMY PRUITT Senior Forward Junior Guard Senior Guard As two Panthers try to stop him. DAVID BALLEW drives in for the goal in the Powderly-Clarksville game. RONNIE BREM makes two points for the TIGERS in the exciting Clarksville-Coinmerce game. With the field wide open, TOMMY PRUITT springs upward for a goal. Blocked by a Winnsboro Raider, MIKE KELLAM leaps for two points. LANCE COULTER lays the ball up while a Com- merce Tiger looks on. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BACK ROW; Manager Cooper, Peek, Harvey, Funderburk, Garrison, Peek, Warthan, Manager Bell. FRONT ROW: Dillard, Baird, Huddleston, Meals, Lipe, Coach Williams. Susan Peek presented the girls basketball beau. Nick Duren. GIRLS’ COACH MR. WILLIAMS 57 MANAGERS: Regina Bell Holly Cooper UPPER RIGHT: Despite the Cooper girls’ efforts to stop her, SUSAN PEEK makes two points. LOWER LEFT: DENISE MEALS out jumps the opponent in the Clarksville-Powderly match. COACH MR. MORRIS 1968 TENNIS TEAM TENNIS TRYOUTS - STANDING, Left to right: Dan Beadle, Johnny Crawford, Suzanne Peek. Joanne Waldrep, Jerry Morris. Bill Hale. KNEELING, Left to right: Beth Hurt, Connie Gist, Betty Edwards, Vicki Andrews. BOYS’ SINGLES DAN BEADLE GIRLS’ DOUBLES SUZANNE PEEK BETH HURT - BOYS’ DOUBLES JERRY MORRIS JOHNNY CRAWFORD 1968 TRACK TEAM BILL WALLACE ran the high hurdles at the District meet in Commerce and won first place. LANCE COULTER anchors the mile relay and wins the 220. Vi (Left) Freshman VERNON HARP runs the 100 yard dash. (Right) An unidentified fresh- man clears the bar in pole vault competition. GOLF TEAM WINS FIRST IN DISTRICT LEFT TO RIGHT: Perry Stovall, John Boggess, Bud Essary, Rickey Goode, and Coach Williams. CONNIE GIST VICKI ANDREWS FOOTBALL CO-SWEETHEARTS BASKETBALL SWEETHEART AND BEAU HELLEN HAUSLER NICK DUREN PERSONALITIES MR. AND MISS LINDA PORTERFIELD C.H.S. DAVID BALLEW MR. AND MISS C.H.S. NOMINEES JOANNE WALDREP ROYIA SAULS SHERREE BEAN MAC McGUIRE GARY TEDDER ROBERT SMITH FRESHMEN BETTY HAUSLER SOPHOMORES 70 MOST ROY LYNN PARKER KAREN CONWAY JAMES VAUGHAN attractive juniors EDDIE CHILDRESS SENIORS ANTHONY GUINN NOMINEES AND ESCORTS KATHY KELTY and ROBERT SMITH LINDA PORTERFIELD and TOM COPELAND GAYLA BARTLEY and RANDY COOPER SUZANNE PEEK and GEARLD GUEST ANTHONY GUINN RANDY COOPER F.H.A. BEAUS AND F.F.A. SWEETHEART who 7s WHO (Left) MARK BURTNER, President Student Coun- cil; (Lower Left) BETH HURT. Editor of Tiger Rag; (Lower Right) KATHY KELTY and SHARON WATSON. Editors of Tiger Claw. SUSAN PEEK and WAYNE HUMPHREY, juniors; BECKY TRIMM and JOHN WARTHAN, sophomores; KATHRYN MURRY and ALONZO LESTER, fresh- men - Highest Scholastic Averages. (Upper) BILL WALLACE. Hub Scholar- ship Recipient; (Right) MARK SMITH, Livestock Farming; RANDALL CHILD- RESS, Dairy Animals; RONNIE BREM, Livestock Farming; JOHN HARBISON and JIMMY CHEYNE, Farm Mechanics - Awards presented at Father-Son Ban- quet. 76 (Left) TENA LIPE and MIKE SEGLESKI. Belle and Boss of Western Week; (Lower Left) REGINA BELL, Area FHA Third Vice President; (Lower Right) GEORGIA DILL, First Place in District Shorthand Contest and Northeast Texas Commercial Col- lege Contest. 78 (Upper Left) DAVID BALLEW, Tump Wald- rep Athletic Award; (Upper Right) MAC McGUIRE. Most Outstanding DECA Stu- dent - District; (Right) RANDALL CHILD- RESS and LANETTA COOPER, All-Region Band. First Place Science Fair Winners: LANETTA COOPER, Physics and Chemistry: WAYNE HUMPHREY, Biology: DAN BEADLE, General Science; (Lower Left) KAREN DAVIS, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award. 79 (Upper) DON GRUSSENDORF, BRUCE SEAY and JACKIE POTTS, Second Place Forestry Contest; (Center Left) MIKE SEGLESKI, President Senior Class; (Center) JACKIE POTTS, High Individual Forestry Contest; (Lower) All-District Band. A TYPICAL IN As students hurry from buses and cars, the campus awakes for a new day at 8:15. There are always absentee slips to get and in the hurry to get to classes a few accidents. As 3:35 draws near, it becomes more difficult for some to study. After the school day ends, the hall is hushed as it awaits another day. JUNIOR-SENIOR AND The long-awaited Junior-Senior Reception became a reality on April 26. The juniors worked untiringly to carry out the theme Candlelight and Roses. RECEPTION PROM 88 DECA and VOE members entertained their em- ployers. Guest speaker for the DECA Banquet was Mr. Louis B. Williams, President of Paris Junior College. Senator A. M. Aikin spoke at the VOE Banquet. Representative Neal Solomon was speaker for the annual FFA Father-Son Ban- quet. Mr. Williams also spoke at the Area Vo- cational School Barbecue. ACTIVITIES IN C.H.S. The Friday morning pep rallies were an exciting part of the year. Majorettes and cheerleaders added their usual enthusiasm. Mr. Morris was honored with a “This Is Your Life. At the close of the season, the football players presented Dr. C. B. Reed a plaque in appreciation for his devoted service to the CHS Tigers. 89 Two honest officials of Western Week were Bud Essary and John Boggess. Mac McGuire was sheriff and his law-abiding deputies were Scott Lawson, Jackie Potts, and Mar- vin Alexander. The winners of the Talent Contest were Phyllis Holley and Sharon Downes, first; Pam Bishop and Kay King, second; John Chapman, third; and John Stiles, honorable mention. The Silver Spur was a popular place to all except those who were recovering from the pie eating con- test. A year at CHS would be incomplete without the freshman and senior plays. Applying make up becomes an art as students help eaoh other prepare for the productions. The end of the year saw a rush of activities. The Key Club presented a mock trial and decoupage was the last project of one class. Ten lively CHS supporters tried out for cheerleaders. For seniors it was a day of joy but also of sadness as they heard the class will read and sat in the balcony for the last time. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President.............Keith Heiberg Vice President------ Steve Dale Secretary-Treasurer- Ann Kelty SPONSORS Mr. Templeton Mr. Williams Mrs. Lawson Mr. Jones Mrs. Scott Mr. Bagwell Elaine Baird Gail Baker David Barnett Jack Barton Julia Bell Dianne Benningfield Joey Berry Johnny Bishop Peggy Boggess R. L. Broomfield Belinda Brantley Jimmy Caldwell Joe Carson Larry Chessir Terry Cheyne Tommy Childres Clarissa Clark Rodnie Collins Bobby Davis Cathi Davis Kenny Dial Suzy Dick Joyce Ervan Anthony Ford Charles Fowler Jessie Fox Lee Garrison Allen Gibson Martin Gilbert Roy Goodwin Rusty Goodwin Don Grussendorf Debbie Hale Glenda Hall Vernon Harp Mike Harris John Jarrett Jim Jones Linda Jordon Ann Kelty Martha Kinslow Judy Layman William Lee Sonny Lemonds Alonzo Lester Mark Lewis Bobby Lipe Debbie Love Lisa Love Jerry Luther V Gail Mowery Cathy Martin Dorothy Mays John McGuire Brenda Mooneyham Roy Mooneyham Harlin Moore Johnny McGuire Billy Miller Kathy Murray j ! k Perry Murray Eluster Nunley Roy Parker Jack Parks Kay Moore Carl Parrish Randy Pearson Rickey Pearson Carolyn Peek Jerod Peak Shirley Peek Lonnie Phelps Lonnie Pool Gary Potts Tommy Pryor Judy Quick Carlene Roberts Vicki Rose Bryon Rosenberry Shirley Rosenberry Billie Sargent James Slaton I James Sauls Stan Smiley Ron Stafford Lorna Steward Vicki Storey Rosemarie Swadley Tim Somerville Jack Titus Mike Troxell Cathy Underwood Paula Varley Glenna Ward Pat Warren Neil Warthan Linda Weaver Patsy Westfall Larry Williams Mike Williams Bonnie Yarbrough 98 President........................Paul Bryant Vice President ------- Dick Goodman Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- - Dana Wolf Treasurer - -- -- -- -- - Denise Meals SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SPONSORS Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Hetrick Mr. Schultz Mr. Humphrey Mr. Nix Patti Bachman Kenneth Backus Jan Baird Rickey Baird Shari Barber Regina Bell Mike Benningfield Bill Bettes Anthony Bland Donna Boyd Johnny Boyd Paul Bryant Debbie Butts Don Carson John Chapman Randall Childress Lynda Clark 100 Karen Conway Ronnie Cooper Shirley Davis James Davis Janice Dawson Kathy Dodson Sharon Downes Charles English Betsy Garland Cathy Garrison Cathy Gilbert Jimmy Goodwin 101 Linda Hall Judy Harrison Dennis Healy Virginia Healy Louise Hines Phyllis Holley Jackie Hood Charles Jackson Frank Johnson Virginia Jones Michelle Landry Mike Majors Mark Mallory James Mauldin Judy McGill Otis McPeters 102 Virginia Miller Linda Mitchell Pat Mitchell Larry Moore Charles Nickerson Larry Nolen Gary O'Neal Jo Ann Pace Mary Phelps Brit Phillips Debbie Pryor Nancy Rice Sue Rose Bruce Seay Patsy Sheppard Rebecca Shimpock 103 Kathy Simpson Donna Smith John Strunc Dana Wolf Bryan Sturch Judy Totty Harold Totty Becky Trimm James Vaughan Sharon Wallace John Warthan Richard Weemes Jimmie Whitaker James Wooten Billy Wright Wayne Eilers 104 Donna Allen Dianne Allen Judy Baird John Barton Glenda Chesshir Jimmy Cheyne Reba Coleman 106 Lance Coulter Doris Dillard Nick Duren Bob Edringcon Randy Cooper Charlotte Fox Kathy Garrison Bill Hale Gary Hays Beverly Hooser Pam Huddleston Hellen Hausler 107 Jerry Jackson t Mike Humphrey Scotty Humphrey Wayne Humphrey Charlotte Luther Gary Lynch Jonalyn Martin Mike Martin Rodney Messick 108 Regina Mitchell Otis Nickerson Sarah Northcutt Carolyn Parks Deborah Moore Jo Nell Stidham Billie Storey Tim Stringer Sandra Stafford 109 Paula Sturch Becky Swadley Steve Taylor Georgia Tucker Weldon Tyler Martha Whiteman Rodney Warren Gary Welch Rose Tackett Ester Davis Linda Jackson Ruth Proctor Eddie Childres OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - --------------- Mike Segleski Vice-President - -- -- -- - -Gary Tedder Secretary - -- -- -- -- -- Betty Linton Treasurer------------------------Kathy Kelty SENIOR SPONSORS Mrs. Martin Mr. Fodge Mr. Bernard Mrs. Nason Mr. Morris Mr. Linton MARVIN ALEXANDER - Football VIETTIA ALLEN - Band VICKI ANDREWS -N.H.S., Majorette, Football Sweetheart. FFA Sweetheart MIKE BACKUS - Football, Track, Pres. Spanish Club, All Dis. Football DAVID BALLEW - All Dis. Foot- ball, Most Handsome, Mr. CHS, Student Council GAYLA BARTLEY - Most Beau- tiful, FFA Sweetheart, Major- ette, Homecoming Queen Nom. SHERREE BEAN - Maj., Miss CHS Nom., N.H.S.. Most Beautiful STEVE BOOTH - FFA, Athletics. Auto Mech. JO BURNS - FHA, D.E.C.A., Pep Squad MARK BURTNER - Pres. Student Council, Boy's State Rep., NHS, Asst-Editor Tiger Rag BRUCE CHEYNE - Basketball, Football, FFA, Star Greenhand KAREN COLLINS - FHA. Choral, Pep Squad Marvin Alexander Viettia Allen Vicki Andrews Mike Backus David Ballew Gayla Bartley BRENDA CONYERS - Basketball, Basketball All Dis., Pep Squad, D.E.C.A. LANETTA COOPER - Student Council, All Region Band, Tiger Rag, N.H.S. LONNIE COOPER - Football, Student Council, Key Club, Most Handsome TOM COPELAND - Key Club. Pres. Science Club, Spanish Club, Junior Rotarian JOHNNY CRAWFORD - Basketball. Football, N.H.S., Highest Boy's Average JERRY CROSS - Football. Track, Building Trades, Speech SHARON DANIELS - Spanish Club, Band, All District Band KAREN DAVIS - Pep Squad, D.E.C.A. ESTER DAVIS - FHA MURPHY DAVIS - Football GEORGIA DILL - Speech. FHA. Third Place Prose Reading, VOE BETTIE EDWARDS - Tiger Rag, Spanish Club, VOE, Speech Brenda Conyers Lanetta Cooper Lonnie Cooper Murphy Davis Georgia Dill Bettie Edwards 115 KAY FORD - Band. FHA, Choral ELBERT FOWLER - Auto Me- chanic GWEN FRANKLIN - Band. Stage Band, FHA, Dramatics JAN FUNDERBURK - Basketball. FHA. VOE JO ANN GILBERT - Speech. Choral Kay Ford CONNIE GIST - Football Sweet- heart, Miss CHS Norn., Student Council, Spanish Club RICKY GOODE - Spanish Club, Football, Spanish Club Vice- Pres., Track GERALD GOODMAN - Band. Spanish. All-Dist. Band, Dramatics GERALD GUEST - Football. Spanish, All Disc Football. Dramatics BRENDA HALL - Band Sweet- heart, Majorette, Spanish Club, Speech DEBORAH HARRIS - Band. FHA, All Dist. Band, All Region Band JAMES HINES - Football. Building Trades, FFA, Choral Elbert Fowler Gwen Franklin Gerald Goodman Gerald Guest Brenda Hall RICKEY HOLVECK - Choral MARILYN HOUSTON - Choral. Speech PEGGY HUDDLESTON - FHA BETH HURT - Class Favorite. Speech. Tiger Rag Editor, Choral SHARON IGO - Football Sweet- heart, Tiger Rag, VOE, Choral BENITA JOHNSON - Band, Athletics, Library. Choral VERONICA JONES - FHA. Cho- ral MIKE KELLAM - FFA, Football. Basketball, Track KATHY KELTY - Class Officer. Most Beautiful, Editor Tiger Claw, Homecoming Queen RONNIE LAMPARD - FFA. Building Trades, Basketball DON LAWSON - Basketball. Football, Track BETTY LINTON - FHA. VOE. Class Officer, Pep Squad 118 Rickey Holveck Marilyn Houston Peggy Huddleston TENA LIPE - Cheerleader, Class Favorite, Class Treas., Basketball ERIC LUM - Choral, Choral Pres., Key Club, Football LINDA MARR - Fresh. Favo- rite. Pep Squad, Basketball Manager, VOE Pres. PENNY MAYNARD - FHA, Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Science Club BARBARA McGREGOR - VOE, FHA, Pep Squad, Athletics MAC McGUIRE - All Dist. Fullback, Mr. CHS Nom., Outstanding D. E. Student, Boy's State RANDY McGUIRE - D.E.C.A. TROYLENE McLEOD - FHA. VOE, Speech, Pep Squad JAMES MINING - Football. Track, Class Favorite, Key Club RONNIE MOONEYHAM - Building Trades JERRY MORRIS - Key Club, Football, FFA, Speech ELMER MOSS - Speech 120 Tena Lipe Eric Lum Linda Marr Mac McGuire James Mining Ronnie Mooneyham Jerry Morris Elmer Moss Barbara McGregor Troylene McLeod Randy McGuire Penny Maynard CURTIS MULL - D.E.C.A. RICKEY NASH - Track. Foot ball, FFA, Auto Mechanics JOYCE NIX - Drum Major. Science Club, Spanish Club, FHA JOHN NOLEN - Track. Bas- ketball, Building Trades, FFA ROSS NUNLEY - Spanish Club, Band, All District Band JAMES PACE - Auto Mechanics MARTIN PEEK - FFA SUZANNE PEEK - Girl’s State. Homecoming Queen Nom., Key Club Sweetheart, Major- ette JOAN POAG - Tiger Rag, Librarian, Dramatics Club, FHA LINDA PORTERFIELD - Most Beautiful, Homecoming Queen Nom., Basketball Sweetheart, Miss CHS BRENDA POTTS - Dramatics, Band. Track. FHA JACKIE POTTS - Mr. CHS Nom., Football, FFA, Auto Mechanics 122 Curtis Mull Rickey Nash Joyce Nix Linda Porterfield Brenda Potts Joan Poag Jackie Potts 123 Suzanne Peek James Pace Martin Peek DANNY PRESLEY - Job Train- ing CHERYL PRIVITT - Speech. FHA, Choral, Pep Squad TOMMY PRUITT - Football. Basketball, Track, Spanish GEORGE SCALES - Building Trades GINGER RAULSTON - FHA HARVEY ROSS - Ag. Shop Work JOE DEE RUST - Basketball. Vice-Pres. FFA, FFA, Class Reporter ROYIA SAULS - Class Favo- rite, Key Club Sweetheart, FFA Sweetheart, Choral Club MIKE SEGLESKI - Football. Most Handsome, Basketball Bead, Senior Class Pres. THOMAS SLATON - Football. Speech, Choral. D.E.C.A. JERRY SMITH - Football ROBERT SMITH - Band, Key Club President, Mr. CHS Nom.. N.H.S. 124 Cheryl Privitt Danny Presley Tommy Pruitt Joe Dee Rust Royia Sauls Mike Segleski Jerry Smith 125 Thomas Slaton Robert Smith STEVE SMITH - Auto Me chanics GLENNA STEPHENS - NHS, Pep Squad, Choral Club, Pres. FHA JERRY STEWART - Shop BRENDA STRINGER - FHA, Choral, FHA Vice-Pres. LARRY STRINGER - FFA, Class Favorite, Basketball MITCH LEWIS - D. E. C. A,, Speech GARY TEDDER - Class Presi- dent, All Dist. Football, Key Club, Mr. CHS Nom. PAULETTE TRIMBLE - Band, FHA. Track PAM VAUGHAN - Pep Squad. FHA JOANNE WALDREP - Girl's State, Drum Major, NHS. Class Sec. BILL WALLACE - Football, Key Club, Spanish Club, Jun- ior Rotarian CHARLES WARD - Auto Me- chanics Steve Smith Jerry Stewart Glenna Stephens Joanne Waldrep Bill Wallace Charles Ward 127 GAIL WHITE - Basketball. Pep Squad, Choral ANN WARTHAN - Pep Squad, Spanish Club, Historian NHS SHARON WATSON - Class Favorite, Girl's State Alt., Head Cheerleader, Editor Tiger Claw DANNY WELCH - Building Trades LAURIE WOLF - Choral, VOE, FHA, Pep Squad DENNIS BRADFORD - Football. 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Then came senior pictures and measuring for cap and gown, and in November that last sentimental pep rally. On May 24, 104 graduates re- ceived their diplomas. Lan- etta Cooper was valedictorian and Anne Warthan was salu- tatorian. Mark Burtner had the highest average of the senior boys. Others in the top 10 were Joanne Waldrep, Robert Smith, Suzanne Peek, Vicki Andrews. Sherree Bean, Beth Hurt and Gayla Bartley. Georgia Dill received the Business and Professional Women's Club award. Sher- ree Bean was the recipient of the New Century Club literary award. Â