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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

CONTENTS Opening Section Classes Faculty Favorites Organizations Athletics Activities STAFF Jimmy Berry Scott Campbell Colleen Castaneda Terri Jeans Scotty Sheppard Ann Pearce, Sponsor TIGER CLA r 1981 Ckarksville High School Clarksville, Texas Speaking words of spirit BLUE PRIDE BLUE PRIDE IS: Speaking words of spirit And letting others hear it. Cheering other people s plays Not just once, but all the days. Doing the very best you can With every task and every plan. Being silent when words would hurt, Politeness when others are curt. Turn deaf ears when the scandal flows, But sympathetic for another's woes. Loyalty when duties call. Courage when disasters fall. Patience when the hours are long, Bubbling laughter and a voice of song. Silence in the time of prayer, Understanding for deep despair. Happiness, life, and nothing less, Spells success... That’s Blue Pride Here at CHS. •Written by Terri Jeans And letting others hear it. Cheering other people’s plays 2 With every task and every plan. 3 But sympathetic for Loyalty when duties call, another’s woes. Courage when disasters Patience when the fall. hours are long, Bubbling laughter and a voice of song. Silence in the time of prayer, Understanding for deep despair. Happiness, life, and nothing less, v Spells success... That’s Blue Pride Seniors Class Officers and Student Council Representatives TOD EEDS. President; JAMI ABLES, Vice President; BERNIECE REEVES, Representative; KRISTI GOULD. Repre- sentative; JIMMY BERRY, Treasurer; EDDIE TUCKER. Representative; (Not pictured) SCOTT CAMPBELL, Secre- tary Jami Abies Steve Adams Jeff Augustus Beverly Bag by Clint Bagby Mark Baird Kristi Barnett Byron Bean 8 Ben Chandler Ocleta Collins Jorge Cortez Rhonda Coulter Marty Daniell Annette Daniels Carl Davis Jackie Davis Compliments of Tesa Bell Jimmy Berry Natalie Black Donna Boyles Rhonda Braxton Greg Brown Reed Cagle Scott Campbell Jimmy Carson Tim Carson Judy Carter Janice Cellum JOHN CARRASCO CONSTRUCTION 9 Carolyn Dickerson Darrell Dickerson Michael Dickson Faylene Dillard Tommy Doolittle Tima Duren Joanetta Edwards Tony Edwards Valerie Edwards Tod Eeds Ted Eilers 10 Wenoka Frazier Mike Freeman Cindy Garrison Janie Giddins Eddy Glover Kristi Gould Jay Gray Ricky Green Compliments of Mr Morris carried Kristi. Jimmy. Tod and Jami to the A M Aikin Symposium at PJC Senior Karen Pryor Melonie English Donna Ervin Joe Etters Tim Frazier FOOD BASKET RED RIVER GENERAL HOSPITAL II Not many families have two seniors the same year However, in Mrs Pearce's homeroom there were two sets o( brothers and sisters — Beverly and Garland Jenkins and Pam and Steven Knight. Compliments of Miyoshi Harris Todd Hastings Dale Hines Todd Hines Robert Holley June Hooser David Igo Beverly Jenkins Garland Jenkins Diann Jones Pam Knight Steven Knight 12 HINES PORTABLE BUILDINGS Clay Langston Billy Lewis Pam Lewis Sabra Lollar Amanda Lovett Sam Luman Bruce McClanahan Dorothy McCulloch Leigh McGuire Chuck McLendon Delbert Mims Shirley Moore Compliment ol One day at school was Tiger Tail Day. BUDDY PARKER GREEN’S FURNITURE CAROUSEL 13 Stephanie Moore LaDonna Murphy Barry Naiiling Sheila Nelson David Nichols Pamela Parrish Shanta Pearce Glenda Perkins George Perry Renea Phillips Sonja Poteet Karen Pryor Sunni Pryor Trey Puckett Donna Raulston Calvin Reed Berniece Reeves Phillip Reeves Evonne Reppond Dennis Ricks 14 Compliments of Gayla Sanders Kimi Scales Sharrion Scott Becky Smith Morgan Smith Chad Sparkman Roy Stringer Paul Stroud There was a contest to see who was Mr. Cool. Those were blocks of Ice that Coach and the football players were sitting on. A hat was an important part of any well-dressed guy's attire. Ronnie Ricks Allan Rosser Eddie Rosser Ella Rosser MULBERRY LUMBER COMPANY 15 Steve Strunc Shirley Sullivan James Taylor Jerlie Taylor Lori Taylor Laurie O. Thompson Billy Tinnell Eddie Tucker Gary Turner Damon Ussery Sherri Wester Blane White Marla Williams Earnest Wooten Phyllis Jackson Class Song: Celebration” Class Flower: Rose Class Motto: The petals of a rose may die and fade away, but the memories of the Class of '81 are hereto stay. Compliments of 6 FIRST NATIONAL BANK DUREN REALTY Juniors Class Officers and Student Council Representatives VICKI TUCKER. President. JANNA HARTRICK. Treasurer; MELISSA JONES. Representative; CARMEN EEDS. Representative; LISA LIMBOCK. Vice President; DONNA HUMPHREY. Representative; MELISSA CLARK (not shown). Secretary Tammy Allen Del oise Bagby Linda Bagby Paula Baltew Sharon Booth Deborah Bowers Janette Braden Vince Braxton CompHnwot of WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY Lance Brooks Jackie Carrell Jimmy Carson Colleen Castaneda Steve Champe Ruthie Cherry Carolyn Childress Tracy Chivers Greg Clark Melissa Clark Susan Coffelt Dell Cole Deryl Collins Ray Cover Chuck Dawson Doug Dawson Mark Dean Victoria Dillahunty Gail Dillard Bryan Duffie Marvin Edwards Shannon Edwards Steven Edwards Carmen Eeds 18 George English Stephanie English Deadra Ervin Brenda Etters Claymon Gaffney Jeff Gaines Donna Gallander Roosevelt Games Juanita Giddens Billy Glover Lloyd Graves Richard Gray Richard Green Henry Hansbrough Janna Hartrick Amy Harvey C.A.R. The junior English classes were studying adver- tising techniques and the promotion of ideas. The classes were allowed to pick their projects and the Presidential Election was chosen by one class. The students planned the publicity, the skit and the voting techniques to be used The logo “CAR” stood for CARTER. ANDER- SON. REAGAN and was used as a “teaser” to get the attention of the student body. The cli- max was the skit put on for the student body as a spoof on the candidates’ debate before the election. The registration to vote and the voting was held as near to the real method as possi- ble. CHS re-elected Carter as President almost 2 to 1 — just opposite to the national results. Compliments of BRANDING IRON WAL-MART PHARMACY Clay Harvey Teresa Hastings Keith Higgins Wayne Hines Scott Hinkle Donald Hobbs Lonnie Hobbs Ronnie Hobbs Steve Howlett Donna Humphrey Shannon Jackson Sheryl Jackson Marcia James Terri Jeans Billy Jenkins Verna Johnson Wayne Johnson Blaine Jones Melissa Jones Patsy Jones Beth Lewis Lisa Limbock Jimmy Mauldin Kenneth McCulloch 20 Daniel McEntire Elvis McGraw Dennis McPeters Johnny Miles Neicy Miller Ronnie Mitchell Donnie Nichols Mary Owens Vickie Owens Linda Perry Michael Phillips Sonja Phillips President and Mrs Carter. Governor and Mrs Reagan, and Secret Service agents arrived for the debate which was sponsored by the League of Women Voters Anderson entered riding a tricycle. Compliments of SLATON FURNITURE MOORE’S TEXACO REED’S STOP ’N GC Steve Posey Richard Pringle Keith Quick Linda Reeves Angela Richardson Gary Ricks Marilyn Ricks Sandra Roberts Linda Rushing Richard Shipp James Strickland Keith Stroud Kenny Stroud Kyle T aylor Richard Thompson Rocky Tolison Compliments of RED KAP Vicki Tucker Michael Tull Angelia Turner Melissa Ward Keith Westbrook Brenda Whiteman Michael Whitsell Clint Whittle Donald Williams Rhonda Williamson Jill Young Vickie Zehetner Surprise ending — Carter is shot. Reagan has a heart attack due to excitt ment. and Anderson is carried oft by the Secret Service. Coach Smith rur for president. Students involved: Pres Carter. Lance Brooks; Mrs Carter. Melissa Jone Gov Reagan. Steve Howlett; Mrs Reagan. Melissa Clark; Mr Anderson. Je Gaines; TV Aide. Vickie Zehetner; Commentator. Janna Hartrick; Seen Service Agents. Steve Champe. George English. Keith Stroud, and Micha Whitsell Compliment ol RED KAP Sophomores Class Officers and Student Council Representatives V,Ce Pres,dent; JAMI HARRIS. Representative; GAYLYN SLATON. Representative; TAMMY HINES. Representatives KELLY HINES. Treasurer; VAL VARLEY. President Dewayne Adams Brenda Bagby Brent Baird Wayne Black Mike Boone Angie Brannan Janet Brown Michael Burgess Charles Butler Daryl Byers Compliments of J. P. HARVEY MOTORS, INC. Lance Brooks and Scott Hinkle count ballots in the class elections. Blue Pride Supporters Aaron Capps Teealeesa Carrell Tim Champe Jim Clark Tonya Clark Cammy Coleman Remessia Coleman Larry Cook Duania Davis Jerry Davis Rhonda Dillard Tricia Doolittle Helen Dotson Jennifer Douglas Michelle Dove Beth Elrod Timmy Ervin Gary Etters Jamie Finley Gary Fortner Terry Fortner Wendy Foster Mike Galvin Patricia Games Stacy Gist CompUmtntsof HARVEY BROS. MICKEY’S FLOWERS Yolanda Goodlow Tedra Grant Anthony Gray Kathy Greer Gary Guthrie Tim Hammer Jamie Harris Tracy Harris Amber Harvey Sharlotte Hayes Teresa Higgins Phillip Hiller Kelly Hines Tammy Hines Sharon Hobbs Tresa Holder Cheryl Holland Neal Holt John Horne Jeanie Huddleston Tracy Huff Leonard Humphrey Cheryl Jackson Mary Jackson Pam Jackson m Library Club s Gaylyn Slaton. Teealeesa Carrell. and Melonie English admire the cake Amber Harvey won it. Melissa Jones Mrs. Hausler's physics class toured the power plant at Monticello Tony Jackson Rene James Pamela Jenkins George Lyons Priscilla Marcy Patricia Martin Richard Mays Sondra Mays Mark McGraw Armenthia McPeters Phyllis McPeters Jimmy Meals Ray Miller Bruce Mitchell Mike Mitchell Daniel Moore Gary Moore Cleo Morgan Glenda Murphy Jeff Murphy Compliment� ol W R AUTO SUPPLY Calvin Nelson James Nichols Melissa Norman Brenda Perry Darrell Perry scott Pettiet Billie Jo Phillips Robby Reed Janet Reeves Darel Ricks Helda Ricks Ruby Rosser Angela Schuler Scotty Sheppard Andy Shipp Ruby Sims Gaylyn Slaton Steven Smith Tammy Strickland Johnny Stringer Tony Stringer Alice Taylor Val Varley Bryan Ward Anita Warden John Horne and Mike Boone find Mrs. Price's Study Hall a good place to do early morning studying 28 Kim Welch Robert Whitaker Anthony White Doug Whitten Helen Wilkie Sheila Williams Stephanie Williams Tammy Williams Burnett Williams Melanie Wismger Blame Wommack Dennis Woods Tony Woods Gayle Wright Keith Wright Jana Kay Ronnie Hobbs Compliments of I JOLLEY’S FUNERAL HOME A-OK MOTEL ALLEN LUMBER CO Freshmen Class Officers and Student Council Representatives LISA POLLOCK. Secretary; MONICA JONES. President. BETTY BOULWARE. Treasurer; JOHN HUMPHREY. Representative; SEAN DAWSON. Vice President Sherrell Allen Ray Arnold Lisa Bachman Randy Belcher Cornelius Bell Stephanie Bell Bobby Bivings James Black Betty Boulware Royce Braxton Angela Brown Deloise Brown Lisa Bryan Mandy Calloway Norma Carrell Compliments of ' RED RIVER CO. FARM BUREAU COCA COLA PIGGLY WIGGL Michael Cobb Cassandra Coleman Jackie Coleman Trevor Collins Jeff Coulter Joe Covington Thomas Daniels Jerald Davis Sean Dawson Bryan Dickson Greta Dillard Lynn Dillard Henry Dockins Floyd Dotson Steve Dotson Elvis Douglas Stephen Drye Todd Duren Dennis Edwards James Ellis Kay Elrod Travis English Gerald Enox Jimmy Ervin Roy Ervin Doyle Faughtenberry Jim Finley Lahaunda Frazier Robert Frazier Dana Freeman Donald Gaines Leslie Gallander James Giddens Lindsey Gill John Glass 31 Mitchell Goff Manuel Gonzales Mike Gonzales Timothy Graves Joe Gray Steven Guthrie Janie Hames Daphyne Hansbrough Sonya Harris Tim Hausler Debra Hayes Nikki Hemingway Mike Henson John Herrington Karen Hines Sandra Hogg John Humphrey Ether Jackson Margie Jackson Vivian Jackson Michael James Tabatha Jenkins Brock Jennings Brenda Johnson Kerry Johnson Margaret Johnson Sherry Johnson Howard Jones Kenneth Jones Monica Jones Jana Kay Jacob King Gina Langston Howard Larkin Lee Lmdeman 32 Only those who were officially registered were allowed to vote in the presidential election. Vickie and Melissa were in charge of (unior and senior registration Lance and Jeff registered sophomores and freshmen CompHnwnts of Joe Lollar Raymond Long Teresa Luman Kathy Manginell Donna Mauldin Edward Mays Blythe McCulloch David McEntire Richard Mclntire Lavion McPeters Chris Middleton Cynthia Miles Denise Mitchell Dwight Moore Gary Moore Sheryl Moore Anna Nichols Karen Norman Keith Northcutt Charlotte Nunley DAIRY QUEEN 33 Patricia Owens Vernesia Owens Clay Penny Sherry Perkins Baxter Phillips Sammy Phillips Kevin Phillips Lisa Pollock Charlotte Presley Andy Pryor David Rains Michelle Richards Brenda Ricks Christine Ricks Tommy Ricks Donna Riley Jimmy Riley Naomi Rodriquez Shannon Rose David Rosser Deristine Rosser Loretta Rosser Rickey Rosser Tommy Rosser William Rosser Compliments of J. W. NICHOLS GOODING TITLE CO. BEER’S MINIT MART Bruce Runnels Doris Sanders Duval Sanders Shawn Sargent Karla Scales Ryland Scales Steve Scales Lola Scott Carolyn Sims Ronnie Stanley Brett Steward Dedrick Stiles Jima Stump Keith Tatom Patricia Thornton Dennis Tinnell Tim Titus Annette Townes Tracy Tubbs Charles Turner Tyrice Turner Missy Ussery Sammy Waller Denise Ward Russell Ward Compliment ol CLARKSVILLE TIMES 35 Seth Ward Robert Washington Shanda Washington Jim Welch Brad White Duane White Shunda White Scottie Wilcox Lisa Williams Shiela Williams Angelia Wilson Michael Witmer Kenneth Woodberry Darlene Woods Neil Wren Kevin Wright Travis Yarbrough Tonya Young Tomika Schuler Bobby Wages Compliments of LEWIS MEALS SONS LMBR. CO. THE KORNER RESOURCE PRODUCTS FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD Clift Kay. Teddy Smothermon. Edward Dickson. Jerry Westbrook. Imogene Wooley. Robert Smith. Helen Hale (Standing) Gene Whitsell, Ma Humphrey 38 George Jackson Principal Gene Howlett Assistant Principal Joycelyn Skidmore Secretary Dale Parker Science Johnny Holley Science William Dickerson Business Ann Pearce Business Donna Mills English 40 Marlene Christopherson Physical Education — Health Bobby LaRue Girls Atheltics David Standifer Coach — Mathematics Roy Crow Coach — Social Studies Don Love Coach — Business Bill Pringle Athletic Director Social Studies Glen Phillips Coach — Science Jack Smith Coach — Social Studies 41 Rosemary Evetts Counselor Sam Humphrey Vocational Counselor Bill Mabry Vocational Agriculture Karen Sheppard Vocational Office Education Dharlene Jones Distributive Education 42 James Barham Building Trades Valton Byers Metal Trades Betsy Tull Vocational Secretary Chester Linton Auto Mechanics Pam Vaughan Vocational Homemaking 43 Georgia Scott Vocational Homemaking Bonnie Eastland Homebound Jo Ann Glasco Voc. Adj. Coordinator Sue Hughes Resource Pat Fowzer Choir Director 44 FA VORITES Mr. and Miss CHS Byron Bean Natalie Black Mr. and Miss CHS Nominees Glenda Perkins, Tod Eeds, Tommy Doolittle, Cindy Garrison Melonie English, Reed Cagle, Shanta Pearce, Michael Dickson Homecoming Queen Cindy Garrison 48 Homecoming Queen Nominees and Escorts Natalie Black and Tommy Doolittle Stephanie Moore and Fitzgerald Ellis Karen Pryor and Marty Daniell Glenda Perkins and Dale Hines Senior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Favorites Annette Daniels Tommy Doolittle Most Attractive Stephanie Moore Reed Cagle Annette Daniels Tommy Doolittle Stephanie Moore Reed Cagle 50 Lonnie Hobbs Junior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Favorites Paula Ballew Michael Phillips Most Attractive Lisa Limbock Lonnie Hobbs Paula Ballew Michael Phillips 51 Sophomore Class Favorites and Most Attractive Favorites Tonya Clark Val Varley Most Attractive Michelle Dove Phillip Hiller Tonya Clark Val Varley Michelle Dove Phillip Hiller Jackie Coleman Charles Turner Freshman Class Favorites and Most Attractive Favorites Monica Jones John Humphrey Most Attractive Jackie Coleman Charles Turner Monica Jones John Humphrey 53 KEY CLUB BEAU AND SWEETHEART Keith Stroud and Jill Young NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SWEETHEART AND BEAU DECA BEAU AND BELLE Byron Bean and Glenda Perkins Carmen and Tod Eeds LIBRARY CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Kristi Gould and Lance Brooks FFA SWEETHEART Lisa Limbock I FOOTBALL SWEETHEARTS Melonie English and Shanta Pearce 55 GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Kristi Gould, Jami Abies, Tod Eeds and Jimmy Berry DRILL TEAM BEAUS Richard Gray and Greg Brown 56 57 CHEERLEADER BEAUS Michael Phillips and Richard Gray BAND SWEETHEART Kristi Gould QUILL AND SCROLL BEAU AND SWEETHEART Garland Jenkins and Annette Daniels SPEECH AND DRAMA CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Tammie Hines and Raymond Long FHA BEAUS AND SWEETHEARTS James Giddens and Thomas Daniels Ruby Rosser and Kristi Barnett 58 KAY’S CONSTRUCTION, INC. Drill Team Captain Lisa Limbock. First Lieutenant Karen Pryor. Second Lieutenant Vicki Owen. Third Lieutenant Vicki Tucker. Fourth Lieutenant Jill Young. Sponsor Jeannie Jackson The Drill Team marched in the fair parade. New checked shirts were added to their uniforms. The applause showed that the crowd appreciated the umbrella routine. Compliments of Distributive Education Clubs of America President Scott Campbell. Vice President Tod Eeds. Secretary Sabra Lollar. Treasurer Glenda Perkins. Reporter Keith Higgins. His- torian Donna Humphrey. Parliamentarian Byron Bean. Advisor Dharlene Jones Riding on the fair float were Scott Campbell. Sabra Lollar. Carolyn Childress. Donna Ervin. Kristi Barnett and Tod Eeds. Compliments of STONEVILLE FURNITURE 61 Library and Counselor Assistants Tammy Hines. Steve Strunc. Kristi Gould. Mrs. Hurt, Renee Robertson. Donna Ervin. Robert Holley. Berniece Reeves. Valerie Edwards. Faylene Dillard. Marla Williams. Greg Clark Donna Ervin, library assistant, helped Melissa Ward check out a book. Pamela Lewis. Becky Smith. Susan Coffelt. Vickie Zehneter (Not pic- tured) Bryan Ward, and Leigh Ann McGuire 62 Latin Club The Latin language was tried in the organizations assembly. Those who participated were the judge. Mr. Morris; attorneys. Jana Kay and Sean Dawson; Latin language prisoner. Mrs. Hurt; witnesses. Lisa Bachman. Jami Abies. Anthony Gray. Renea Robertson. Brenda Whiteman; officer, Jim Finley. Verdict: Case dismissed. Officers President Jami Abies Vice President Renea Robertson Secretary Jana Kay Treasurer Brenda Whiteman Reporter Sean Dawson Historian Jim Finley Parliamentarian Anthony Gray Sponsor Teela Hurt The Latin Club sold grab bags and gave away a cake at the “Spook Pep Rally. Jami and Brenda worked at the booth on Free Enterprise Day. Jami won first place in vocabulary at Area Competition of the Junior Clas- sical League. 63 Student Council President Steven Howlett, Vice President Lance Brooks, Secretary Tesa Bell. Treasurer Rhonda Williamson. Class Presidents Tod Eeds. Vicki Tucker. Val Varley. Monica Jones. Sponsors Sam Humphrey and John Morris. Free Enterprise Day 64 Teenage Library Association President Kristi Gould. Vice Presidents Renae Robertson and Faye Dillard. Secretary Berniece Reeves, Treasurer Valerie Edwards. Historian Marla Williams. Sponsor Teela Hurt. Nikki Hemmingway and Valerie Edwards sold Frito pies at Free Enterprise Day Compliments of CLARKSVILLE FINANCE DUKE AND AYRES Future Farmers of America President Chad Sparkman. Vice President Keith Westbrook. Vice Presidents Kyle Taylor and Timmy Ervin, Secretary Terri Jean Treasurer Clint Whittle. Reporter Doug Whitten. Sentinel Mike Galvin. Historian Michael Phillips. Chaplains Susan Coftell and Johi Horne. Advisors Bill Mabry and James Pearce Grooming animals for fairs and livestock shows was an impor- tant part of FFA. Andy Shipp and Terri Jeans are shown with Andy s Brahma. 66 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Presidents Richard Pringle and Henry Hansbrough. Program Chairman Richard Gray. Secretary Steve Howlett FCA members are leaders on and off the football field Tom Collins, a staunch supporter of the Blue Tigers, spoke at an FCA meeting. Compliments of SONIC 67 Office Education of America President Lauri 0. Thompson. Vice President Lisa Limbock, Secretary Karen Pryor. Treasurer Cindy Garrison, Assistant Treasurer Carmen Eeds. Reporter Sonja Poteet. Historian LaDonna Murphy. Parliamentarian Sherri Wester. Advisor Karen Sheppard. •‘Terrible Tizzie and ‘ Efficient Emma were the VOE’s secre- taries at the fair. Parliamentary Procedure Team OEA's entry in the fair parade Compliments of 68 BEADLE TITLE COMPANY Speech and Drama Club President LaDonna Murphy. Vice President Wendy Foster. Secretary Gayln Slaton. Treasurer Melissa Jones. Historian Burnett Wil- liams. Reporter. Tammy Hines. Sergeant-at-Arms Eddie Tucker. Sponsor Jeanme Jackson Antic Spring was the UIL one act play entry. The characters were Melissa Jones. Stephen Drye. Gayln Slaton. Eddie Tucker. Pamela Parrish and Burnett Williams The props were six chairs which represented a car In the car were young people going on a picnic — a picnic they will remember forever Tammy and Raymond were the sweetheart and beau of CHS's newest club The club entertained elementary classes with stories 69 Key Club President Tod Eeds. Vice President Steve Howlett. Secretary Vicki Tucker. Treasurer Lisa Limbock. Sponsor Jane Phillips. Key Club Beau Keith Stroud got a kiss horn Vicki Tucker Compliments of 70 CAPPS INSURANCE Vocational Classes Metal Trades Building Trades Auto Mechanics 71 Future Homemakers of America CHApTER I: President Kristi Barnett. Vice Presidents Sandra Roberts. Shannon Edwards. Shannon Jackson. Gina Langston. Loretta Rosser Secretary Mandy Calloway; Treasurer Cassandra Coleman; Historian Sherry Johnson; Sergeant-at-Arms Dwight Moore Par- liamentarian Sharon Booth; Beau Thomas Daniels; Sweetheart Kristi Barnett; Advisor Georgia Scott C E «PQ idenVTedfa Gr®nt-V'C® Residents Scottie Wilcox. Stephanie Bell. Sherry Perkins. Sonja Harris. Tonya Young; Se ®ro n Tre® Jjrer Jabatha Jenkins; Historian Patricia Martin; Parliamentarian Angelia Wilson. Beau James Gidden oweeinearr MuDy Hosser; Advisor Pam Vaughan. 72 Homemaking students showed what good cooks they were at Free Enterprise Day. The Child Development Class chose toys that were safe for children. Angela and Scottie learned to make fondue Cheerleaders Melonie English. Janna Hartrick (Head). Janet Brown. Donna Humphrey. Gayln Slaton. Duania Davis. Sponsor Donna Mills Armed with a fly swatter and insect spray, the Tiger proved to be too much for the Hooks Hornet. Four football players thought they were going to kiss the Home- coming Queen Nominees. They rated the kisses from excellent to fair until the blindfolds were removed and they realized they had kissed their mothers. Compf m«nU of 74 H H SOIL SERVICE DUREN BROS. CO. Red River County Fair Parade There cated or h leaders at were t ralli always games the girls and their CompMownts of D P AUTO PARTS 75 Tiger Band and Majorettes Tesa Bell All-Region Band BAND OFFICERS: Secretary Carmen Eeds. Vice President Mel- issa Jones. President Kristi Gould. Band Captain Tesa Bell, Lieutenants — Senior Sonja Poteet. Junior Paula Ballew, Freshman Shannon Rose (Not Pictured: Sophomore Neal Holt). 76 Paula Ballew. Monica Jones. Sonja Poteet (Head). Melissa Jones Compliment� of DRUM MAJORETTE Carmen Eeds SCOTCHCRAFT BUILDING MATERIALS 77 Clarksville High School Choir CHOIR OFFICERS President Morgan Smith Secretary Tesa Bell Reporter Melissa Jones SOLO AND ENSEMBLE FIRST DIVISION RATING: First: Shunda White. Rene James. Natalie Black Second: Kristi Gould. Neil Wren. Melissa Jones. Third: Phillip Hiller. Tesa Bell. Trevor Collins. Burnett Williams. Charles Turner. Tresa Holder. James Black. Compliments of 78 RUBY BAGWELL S TRAILWAY’S BUS STATION MADRIGALS: First: Monica Jones. Kristi Gould. Melissa Jones. Natalie Black. Second: Neil Wren. Tesa Bell. Vickie Zehetner. Ocleta Collins. Stephanie Moore. Third: Michael Whitsell. Tracy Chivers. Burnett Williams. Lloyd Graves. Charles Turner. Leo- nard Humphrey, Phillip Hiller. ALL-REGION CHOIR: Seated: James Black. Morgan Smith. Standing: Tracy Chivers. Trevor Collins. Kristi Gould. Eddie Tucker. Shawn Sar- gent. Melissa Jones, Charles Turner. ALL-DISTRICT BAND: First: Tresa Holder. Sheryl Jackson. LaDonna Murphy. Neil Wren. Shawn Sargent. Betty Boulware, June Hooser. Annette Townes. Jami Harris. Melanie Wisinger. Melissa Jones. Second: Tedra Grant. Phyllis Jackson, Dene Hogg, Teresa Luman. Sonja Poteet. Janette Braden. Paula Ballew. Third: Mitchell Goff, Eddie Tucker. Morgan Smith, Stephen Drye. Carmen Eeds. Tesa Bell. Rhonda Williamson. Baxter Phillips. Stacy Gist. Jami Abies. Kristi Gould. 79 National Honor Society resident Kristi Gould. Vice President Jimmy Berry. Secretary Tod Eeds. Treasurer Scott Campbell. Reporter Jami Abies. Sponsor Rosemary Evetts Jami and Kristi looked for new members at the organizations assembly. Ten new members were inducted into NHS Jami Harris bought food at the NHS booth during Free Enter- prise Day. 80 Future Teachers of America President Jami Abies. Vice President Tesa Bell. Secretary Treasurer Carmen Eeds. Reporter Vicki Tucker. Historian Melissa Jones. Photographer Paula Ballew. Parliamentarian Monica Jones. Sponsor Dora Jones Coach Pringle was chosen as “FTA Teacher of the Month.” FT A sold mums at homecoming. Karen Hines and Teresa Hig- gins carried the display to the rooms to show what type of mum could be bought. 81 Tiger Rag INTERNATIONAL QUILL AND SCROLL COL. CHARLES DeMORSE CHAPTER: President Berneice Reeves, Vice President and Busi- ness Manager Valerie Edwards. Secretary Beverly Jenkins. Reporter Faylene Dillard. Historian Stephanie Moore. Assistant Historian. Sponsor Helen Nash Ella Rosser. Teresa Higgins (Seated), Evonne Reppond and Elvis McGraw « APIi- 71%' tii V2 — I IV ■ Ofticers Miyoshi and Janie worked on the final copy of the Tiger Rag Ben Chandler was the art editor 82 Spanish Club President Vicki Tucker, Vice President Tonya Clark. Secretary Janna Hartrick, Treasurer Steve Howlett, Reporter Tim Hammer, Scrap- book Chairmen Melanie Wisinger, Aaron Capps. Michelle Dove. Parliamentarian Michael Whitsell, PASF Representative Jami Harris. Sponsor Jeannie Jackson. The Spanish Club made Cascarones. In Spanish they are known as good luck favors. They are filled with Confetti and cracked upon someone’s head for good luck. They were sold for 10c before the Pittsburg game. Those helping were Gayla San- ders, Stephanie Moore. Janie Giddens, Miyoshi Harris. Jamie Finley, Beverly Jenkins, and Arment- hia McPeters. Four drop outs (Howlett, Whitsell. Capps and Nichols) decided to go back to school after hearing what was taking place there. Coach Smith and Richard Pringle won the Mr. Ugly Contest. 83 Tiger Claw Jimmy Berry, Scotty Sheppard. Scott Campbell. Terri Jeans. Colleen Castaneda. Sponsor Ann Pearce. Jimmy was in charge of sports. Terri and Colleen did an excellent job on the opening section. Scott and Scotty helped with photography and develop- ing pictures. It is our wish that the 1981 Tiger Claw will be a reminder of all the good things that happened at CHS during this eventful year. The Staff 84 FOOTBALL We They eKalb 6 14 ew Boston 6 7 ooks 7 0 tlanta 0 19 label 6 2 District tt. Vernon 44 3 i innsboro 18 0 'rairiland 33 0 lorth Lamar 16 11 'ittsburg 0 33 BASKETBALL We They Mt. Vernon 71 53 Pittsburg 67 79 North Lamar 58 65 Winnsboro 75 41 Prairiland 47 62 Second Half Mt. Vernon 64 Pittsburg 66 North Lamar 46 Winnsboro 95 Prairiland 55 ATHLETICS Fighting Tiger Football It is hard to put into words the great feeling at C H S. this year. From the start everyone knew that this was going to be a great season. There was a special feeling in the air — a feeling that this was going to be the year. No one will forget the week of the District show-down; that special excitement will stay with us all the rest of our lives. Compliments of 8« RENTAL SERVICES, INC. Earnest Wooten Sr. - DE.HB All Dist. — DE — HM Robert Holley Sr. - P. HB Blue Pride Byron Bean Sr. - OB. LB All Dist. — LB — 1st •RRV — LB Reed Cagle Sr. - C. DG All Dist. — C. DH — HM RRV — C Chuck McClendon Sr. -G. LB 87 Red River Valley Football Team (RRV) Richard Pringle Jr. — QB All Dist. — QB — 2nd Kirk Turner Jr. — HB. DHB All Dist. — HB — 1st RRV - HB Lonnie Hobbs jr. _ HB — LB All Dist. — TE — 1st Dennis Ricks Sr. — T. DT All Dist. — T — 2nd Mike Freeman Sr. - T. DT All Dist. — T — HM DT — 2nd Mike Dickson Sr. — T, DT All Dist. — DT — 2nd Keith Stroud Jr. — QB. DHB All Dist. — DHB — HM RRV — DHB The mighty Tiger defense digs-in Donnie Hobbs Jr. — HB. LB All Dist. — LB — HM Compliments of L 88 CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME, INC. Behind great blocking it became a familiar sight to see Kirk dashing around end Compliments of Ronnie Hobbs Jr. — HB. LB All Dist. — Fink. — HM Richard Gray Jr. — E. DHB All Dist — Fink. 1st. DHB — 2nd Kenneth McCulloch Jr. — G. DT Michael Whitsell Jr. — C. DT CARL BEAN MOTORS 89 Doug Dawson Jr. — G — LB All Dist. — G — 1st Georg© English Jr. — G. DHB Compliments of Keith Higgins Jr. - G. DG All Dist. — G — 2nd V - Deryl Collins Jr. - G. DG.HB All Dist. — HB — HM Lloyd Graves Jr. - C. DT Mike and Reed take a breather before the snap I -J 90 THE HUB Compliments of Johnny Miles Jr. — G. DG Marvin Edwards Jr. — TE. DHB Donald Williams Jr. — TE. DHB It has been years since Clarksville’s Blue Pride Tigers have lonshlp been so close to a district championship In district play, they ‘ won every game except the last game of the season. The Timers were defeated by Pittsburg who went on to become the State 3A Champions. It was a good season; it was a sea- son to be remembered. Blue Pride was at its best r ' t : j GILBERT PRYOR MOBIL AND MOTOR CO. BULLINGTON DRUG STORE 91 JUNIOR VARSITY and FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Manager Steve Scales. Kelvin Nelson. Tim Titus. Brock Jennings. Gerry Moore. Brad White. Manager Dennis Edwards. SEC- OND ROW: Coach David Standifer. Anthony Gray. Mike Galvin. James Nichols. Tyrlce Turner. Tim Champe. Cornelius Bell. Phillip Hiller. Rich- ard Mays. Coach Jack Smith. THIRD ROW: Scotty Sheppard. Jimmy Meals. Blaine Womack. Tony Jackson. Anthony White. Daryl Ricks, Dan- iel Moore. Val Varley. Richard Whitaker. FIRST ROW: Manager Brett Steward. Michael Witmer, John Humphrey. Ryland Scales. James Black. Thomas Daniels. Todd Duren, Manager Steve Scales. SECOND ROW: Coach Jack Smith. Lee Lindeman. David Rains. Ronnie Stanley. Trevor Collins. Bruce Runnels. Edward Mays. Seth Ward. Andy Pryor. Manager Dennis Edwards. THIRD ROW: Coach Don Love. John Herrington. Howard Larkin. Charles Turner. Michael James. Travis English. Fitzgerald Ellis. Duval Sanders. William Rosser. Jeff Coulter. 92 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW Sheila Nelson. Beverly Jenkins. Pam Jenkins. Ruthie Cherry SECOND ROW Coach Bobby LaRue. Angela Richardson. Annette Daniels. Gail Dillard. Greta Dillard ALL DISTRICT Gail Dillard — First Team Greta Dillard — First Team Angela Richardson — Second Team Beverly Jenkins — Honorable Mention JV VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW: Victoria Dillahaunty. Ann Bagby. Debra Hayes. Lynn Dillard SECOND ROW: Coach Bobby LaRue. Mary Jackson. Tabatha Jenkins. Rene James. Stephanie Williams. 93 £Q ( ) UJ|_£Q _J_| CC W Marvin Edwards Deryl Collins FAR LEFT: Deryl brings the ball in. LEFT: Marvin shoots for two. Richard Gray Lloyd Graves Donald Williams Kenneth McCulloch J-V and FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Kelvin Nelson. Tim Titus. Tommy Rosser. Daniel Moore. Val Varley. Anthony Gray. Steve Scales. Manager Billy Don Jenkins. Coach David Standifer FIRST ROW Charles Turner. Duval Sanders. Michael James. Travis English. Fitzgerald Ellis. Howard Larkin SECOND ROW Thomas Daniels. Coach Roy Crow. Sammy Phillips. Howard Jones. Ryland Scales. Manager Dennis Edwards. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Gail Dillard Alice Taylor Beverly Jenkins Greta Dillard GIRLS J-V BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Debra Hayes. Lynn Dillard. Lisa Williams. Ann Bagby. Shunda Washington. Delores Brown SECOND ROW Manager Juanita Giddens. Rene James. Doris San- ders. Mary Jackson. Taba- tha Jenkins. Patricia Dool- ittle. GIRLS TRACK FIRST ROW: Ann Bagby. Lisa Pollack. Lisa Williams. Jamie Finley. Juanita Giddens. SECOND ROW: Coach Bobby LaRue. Amanda Lovett. Doris Sanders. Victoria Dillahunty. Ruthie Cherry. Rene James. THIRD ROW: Denise Mitchell. Stephanie Williams. Patricia Doolittle. Kathy Greer. Gail Dillard. Mary Owens 99 TENNIS FIRST ROW John Humphrey. Donna Humphrey. Janna Hartrick. Galyn Slaton. Jamie Finley. Denise Mitchell SECOND ROW Kathy Greer. Jimmy Berry. Richard Greer. Coach Mike Bennmgfield. Joe Lollar. Amanda Lovett NOT SHOWN Tod Eeds. Steve Strunc. GOLF FIRST ROW: Donna Humphrey. Jami Abies. Kristi Gould. Tammy Strickland SECOND ROW: Scotty Sheppard. Steve Howlett. Mike Whitsell. Aaron Capps. Paul Stroud NOT SHOWN: Tonya Clark. Janna Hartrick. Tim Hammer. Blame Jones. 100 VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW Phillip Hiller. Delbert Mims. Chuck Dawson. Cornelius Bell. Anthony White. SECOND ROW: Coach Jack Smith. Tony Edwards. Ronnie Hobbs. Wayne Black Jeff Gaines. John Horne. Blaine Womack. Jimmy Carson. Coach David Standifer THIRD ROW Donald Hobbs. Kirk Turner. Tim Champe. Dennis Ricks. Mike Whitsell. Gary Fortner. Mike Dickson. Lance Brooks. NOT SHOWN: Tommy Rosser. Lloyd Graves. Richard Gray. Anthony Gray. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW Coach Smith. Gerald Davis. James Black. Dennis Edwards. Thomas Daniels. Elvis Douglas. Coach Stan- difer SECOND ROW Richard Mclntire. Howard Larkin, Charles Turner. Bruce Runnels. Duval Sanders, Trevor Col- lins. 101 TIGER BASEBALL ABOVE: OUTFIELD: Michael Whitner. Byron Bean. Keith Stroud Lloyd Graves. Richard Gray. Deryl Collins. Brent Baird UPPER RIGHT: INFIELD: Kenneth Stroud. Lee Linderman. Mike Galvin. James Nichols. Robert Holley. Keith Higgins. David Rains. RIGHT: RETURNING SENIORS: Robert Holley. Byron Bean 102 School Started September 2 School started with the usual activities: outside pep rallies, undergraduate award assembly, organizations assembly, and the county fair. Senior Melonie English cheered the Tigers. Award winning Drill Team warmed up to do a high kick. The Homecoming Queen nominees rode in the lair parade CompHmanls of 104 KINGFISHER — MASTER MOLDERS, INC. Spirit Week started with a bon- fire at Wal-Mart Shopping Center. Boxes were brought to the parking lot in stock trailers, cars, pick ups and a diesel truck. It was a close contest as to who had the largest stack of boxes, but the seniors and freshmen were decided to be the winners. The senior football play- ers got to light the fire. ANNONA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 105 Bonfire Melanie and Phillip had on their over-alls. It was nice to get to wear hats in class. The first day of Spirit Week was Sock Day. It rained and all the socks had to be covered with shoes. It continued with Sack Day, Hat Day, Over-all Day and ended with Blue-White Day and the pep rally downtown. 106 PETTY’S NURSERY CLARKSVILLE FLORIST R R QUALITY OUTLET 107 On Blue-White Day there was an assembly in the auditorium at 8:30. This was the beginning of Quiet Day. There was whooping, holler- ing and stomping. (It was all fun except for those who saw the bal- cony sway 6 inches.) After the spirit jug was capped, there was total silence. Teachers wrote assignments on the board — no one said a word. The spirit jug was uncapped at the downtown pep rally. u Football Sweethearts Melonie English and Shanta Pearce were presented during the assembly. Melonie got a kiss from Michael Dick- son and Shanta from Reed Cagle. The senior football players indicated we're 1. As Reed Cagle capped the spirit jug. there was silence. The auditorium emptied qui- etly and quickly. Compliments of 108 DAWSON DAWSON Nobody minded the heat as they marched downtown. Spirit Week awards were given out. The student body — led by the football players — walked downtown. As the spirit jug was uncapped, a loud roar came from the crowd. It had been a long, long quiet day. As the alma mater was played, thoughts of the coming victory over Idabel was on everyone’s mind. The “Roar” was an outgrowth of an unit of study in a junior English class. The class was studying advertising, promotion and public- ity. Excitement was created throughout the school and com- munity for weeks with the mys- tery of the Roar. The football fans at the District play off game between Clarksville and Pittsburgh witnessed the arrival of a Super Tiger — the Roar. Dr. Muthappa and Mr Bowers inspected the mysterious phone booth Mr Muthappa said. “It has a heart beat. (0 o cc • � •'V • ■' ___ The Roar'’ — symbol of Tiger strength and power a The battle is on! A Pittsburgh Pirate (John Humphrey) battled hopelessly with the Roar (Kenny Stroud). Compliments of FRED’S WARE HOUSE FOODS WESTERN AUTO Amy Harvey and Janna Hartrick Under the ugly (ace was Mrs. Price, the study hall teacher Duanie Davis and Cheryl Holland Melissa Clark. Nikki Hemingway, and Kim Welch The game with Prairland was on Halloween. It was designated as “Spook Day.” Everywhere you looked there were spooks. ■o O o 111 Amber Harvey and Gayln Slaton Darel Ricks and Melanie Wisinger Mr Benningfield looked like Mr. Nixon. Jennifer Douglas and Tammy Strickland 112 LIVE OAK CONVALESCENT CENTER ANDREW’S STYLISH STOUT 113 Even though it was a cold, windy night for the Christmas Parade, the streets were lined with cars and people as the parade made its way from the Industrial Park. As in years past, CHS was well repre- sented. 4-H Horse Club Future Homemakers 114 CHRISTMAS FANTASY SPONSORS vyxoN I I’ '.INCTON Office Educational Association Future Farmers of America Christmas time in Tiger country There was excitement at CHS before Christmas. All the rooms had some type of decorations. There were letters to Santa that the typing classes wrote and “recycled decorations that the Tiger Rag made — all from old newspapers. It was a happy time. Mr. Morris supported the Baylor Bears even at Christmas. His decorations said “Have a Beary Merry Christmas.'' Instead of red and green, he used gold and green. Mrs. Jackson's Christmas tree 115 Christmas at CHS a a (0 O (0 0 (A o Mrs. Jones was one of the sponsors. There were slow songs and fast songs. The 1980 Christmas Dance, sponsored by the sophomore class, was an all around success. It was thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended. The Disk Jockey did a great job in providing music. The dance was a delightful way to begin the holiday festivities at CHS. 116 Donna Mauldin and Keith Stroud Compliments of STATE FARM INSURANCE POPE TELEVISION SERVICE COTTON-BURR WESTERN WEAR 117 Sponsoring “Free Enterprise Week” has become an annual event with DECA. In the assem- bly, members modeled the lat- est fashions from the local stores. There were also many skits to keep the audience entertained. 0) c Kristi Barnett showed how a DECA Girl applied make up. the Man's Store and Michael Dickson for The Natalie sang You and Me. Michael tells about Hanes underwear Donna Raulston modeled western wear that makes you feel good all under Scott Campbell was the announcer 118 Compliments of BLACKMON PHARMACY MAVERICK MANUFACTURING MIKE BOULWARE’S AUTO REPAIR 1)9 Free Enterprise Day On Friday of Free Enterprise Week, the basement of the high school building became a restaurant. The different clubs sold cokes, donuts, sandwiches, nachos, and other good things to eat! This was free enterprise in action. Each club kept the money they earned. Eddie Tucker bought nachos Irom the Spanish Club NHS participated in Free Enterprise Day. Mrs Jones and Byron Bean checked out the OECA coke sale. Scott and Tod Eeds were doing the selling. Compliments of 120 RED RIVER NATIONAL BANK Margaret Johnson bought a donut from the Student Council. Compliments of DAVES FARM SERVICE CENTER PRATER’S REAL ESTATE BUDDY’S. THE MAN’S STORE 121 In an assembly students clapped together to the popular tunes from Mr. Benningfield's band. Band members are Mr. B, Todd Hines, Gary Porterfield, Dave Freeman, and B. J. Broomfield. Mr. Benningfield Todd Hines 122 It was a unique year There was never a class of 1981 before; there will never be another Class of 1981 at CHS. Seniors did the usual things: wrote on buildings, made a senior circle at the last pep rally, ordered rings, ordered invitations, and measured for caps and gowns. Even though it has been repeated many times in the past. It was a unique experience for the Class of 1981. 123 Ordering Rings Senior Honors Jami K. Abies Girls State Representative, FTA President, Latin Club President, NHS Mark Baird Metal Trades, FFA Kristi Barnett Drill Team, DECA, Band, FHA Byron Bean Mr. CHS, All District Football, All Four States, Red River Valley Football, All District Baseball Tesa Bell Band Captain, Madrigals, Choir Sweetheart, All Region Band Jimmy Darrell Berry 1980 American Legion Boys' State, Sam Rayburn Public Affairs Symposium, Who's Who, Tennis — 4 Yr. Letterman Natalie Black Miss Chs, Who's Who, Madrigals, State Solo and Ensemble Donna Boyles Quill and Scroll, Speech and Drama Club, FHA Reed Cagle DECA. Most Attractive Jr. and Sr., Red River Valley Team — Center; All District Hon. Mention Scott Campbell DECA President. NHS Treasurer, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Jimmy Carson Football, Honor Roll, DECA, FFA Timothy Carson Auto Mechanics, FFA Judy Carter OEA, Choir. FTA Ocleta Willette Collins Band, Choir, Majorette. Madrigals Rhonda Coulter Spanish Club, Journalism. FHA, Speech and Drama Club Annette Daniels Class Favorite. Basketball Sweetheart Nominee, Quill and Scroll Sweetheart, Basketball, Volleyball and Track Jacqueline Davis B Honor Roll, Tiger Claw, TARS, OEA Michael Tyrone Dickson All District Defensive End, Cheerleader Beau. Mr. CHS Nominee, Most Attractive Freshman and Sophomore Donna Ted and Earnest Lauri. Shanta. Reed. Trey, and Jeff 124 Senior Honors Beverly, Betty, Donna, and Jimmy Greg. Byron, and Tony Faylene Dillard B Honor Roll, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, DECA Tommy Lee Doolittle Class Favorite 4 years, Perfect Attendance 2 years, Library Beau, Powder Puff Beau Tima Kay Duren Choir, FHA Tony Edwards Football, Track Valerie A. Edwards Quill and Scroll, Library Club, Journalism, Editor of Tiger Rag Tod Eeds 1980 American Legion Boys’ State, Who's Who, A Honor Roll, Tennis Ted Eilers FFA, Perfect Attendance, DECA, Quill and Scroll Melonie English Cheerleader, Football Sweetheart, Miss CHS Nominee, Key Club Donna Ervin DECA Treasurer, Who’s Who, FTA, FHA, Key Club Tim Frazier Honor Roll, District Land Judging Team, Beef Production Award, Home and Farmstead Improvement Award Wenoka Frazier DECA, Honor Roll, Spanish Janie Ann Giddens TARS, Quill and Scroll, FHA, Spanish Club Eddy Glover Auto Mechanics, FFA Kristi Diane Gould Girls' State, All Region Choir, All District Band, NHS, Library Club Ricky Gray FFA, Metal Trades Phyllis Jackson Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Solo and Ensemble, Band Beverly Rena Jenkins Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Volleyball, Basketball 125 Paul, Robert, and Mike Senior Honors Garland B. Jenkins Football and Basketball Manager, Quill and Scroll Beau Miyoshi LaJuan Harris FHA Secretary, Quill and Scroll, TARS, Spanish Club Robert Holley Baseball, Football, Spanish Club, FCA June R. Hooser All District Band, Stage Band, OEA, FFA Diann Jones Honor Roll, OEA, Quill and Scroll Pamela Knight DECA, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Band Steven Knight Football, FFA, Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance Pamela Lewis Perfect Attendance, Track, Volleyball Sabra Lollar Cheerleader, Who’s Who, Class Officer, Key Club. FT A Amanda Elizabeth Lovett FHA Secretary, 3rd Place in Voice of Democracy Contest, Spanish Club, Speech and Drama Bruce McClanahan FFA. Perfect Attendance, Metal Trades Leigh Anne McGuire BAnd, FFA, OEA, FTA Chuck McLendon Football, FFA, Judging Teams Delbert Ray Mims Track, Football, FCA, Basketball Stephanie Moore Honor Roll, Perfect Attendance, Most Attractive, Choir Sweetheart Pamela Parrish Drill Team, Volleyball Shanta Pearce OEA, Drill Team, Class President (Soph, and Junior), Football Sweetheart Glenda Perkins DECA, DECA Belle, Who’s Who, Homecoming Queen Nominee Sonja Poteet Majorette (4 years). Band, VOE, Class Officer Becky and Faylene Paul 126 Paying for Caps and Gowns Jami, Jimmy. Clay, and Becky Jami, Jimmy. Reed, and Greg Measuring for Caps and Gowns Jami Abies Tesa Bell Senior Honors Sunni Beth Pryor Class Officer, Who’s Who, Student Council Representative, Student Council Secretary Karen Rhenea Pryor Drill Team, OEA Secretary, Choir, Homecoming Queen Nominee Donna Raulston FFA, DECA, Journalism Berniece Reeves Quill and Scroll President, Honor Roll, Student Council Representative, Tiger Rag Editor Phillip Dewayne Reeves Perfect Attendance Evonne Reppond Choir, FHA, FTA, Journalism Dennis Kevin Ricks Football, All District Honors, Perfect Attendance, Basketball Ronnie Ricks Auto Mechanics Allan Rosser Basketball, Honor Roll Eddie Louis Rosser Perfect Attendance, Basketball Ella Rosser Perfect Attendance Gayla Sanders Spanish, Speech and Drama Club, FHA Morgan Smith First Alternate State Choir, Choir, Mr. FTA, District Band Chad Sparkman Star Greenhand, FFA President. FFA Secretary, Judging Teams Roy Joe Stringer Football, Building Trades, Perfect Attendance, FFA Robert Stephen Strunc Tennis, Library Club. Honor Roll Shirley Sullivan OEA. Counselor’s Aid Lorie M. Taylor OEA, Honor Roll, Drill Team Manager, FHA Eddie Tucker All Region Choir, All District Band, Speech and Drama Club, All Senior Honor Choir Sherrie D. Wester Cheerleader, Drill Team, VOE. Key Club Blane White Football, FFA, Who's Who Marla Williams FHA, TARS, Journalism, Library Club 127 Autographs TiykM Publishing Company y 9RT ■Jh r CLARKSVILLE IHIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER 4 v ’ Sw - 1 l! A, • f All Hail, Alma Mater, Thou Queen of all the rest, In all our fond memories Thy name we love the best. And as we walk the path of life, Or sail the storm tossed seas. Our beacon light shall ever be Our days of Clarksville High School.