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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1983 volume:

( Clarksville High School Clarksville, Texas Vol. 46 1982-83 ---------------------------------------------------- TIGER CLAW STAFF Dale Berryhill Aaron Capps, Art Teealeesa Carrell Tim Champe, Art Jim Clark Andy Pryor Steve Shaw Brett Steward Jan Flausler, Sponsor Classes ..................................................15 Favorites.................................................47 Organizations.............................................61 Sports ...................................................95 Award Winners ...........................................121 Special Events...........................................129 Advertisements y Vh—: J 0| J r 1980 V (' TIGER CLAW The Memory Is Forever The 1982-83 school year was filled with many special events. You are invited to share, through these pages, the moments in which these ex- periences became unforgettable. Students gather to begin the year. This is classwork? “On the Road Again!! The cheerleaders build Tiger Spirit! Posted! 2 Education moves to the fairground. The choir gets a new tux. The Key Club has its first blood drive. Tiger spirit is at its hottest!! We learn English! 3 DECA extends Christmas Greetings! May I present... the U.S. Army! Val models the basic track uniform. Something must be funny! The year’s work is rewarded. CHS moves into the computer age. 4 PERSONNEL r r SCHOOL BOARD — Seated: Charles Ray McLendon, Helen Hale, Imogene Wooley, Robert Smith. Standing: Superintendent Gene Whitsell, Assistant Superintendent Mack Humphrey, Jerry Westbrook, Ed Dickson, Teddy Smothermon. Gene Whitsell Superintendent Mack Humphrey Assistant Superintendent 6 Gene Howlett Principal John Crain Assistant Principal Gary Wilkins Federal Programs Director Don Westbrook Vocational Director 7 James Barham Building Trades David Bean Math Gertie Bennett Resource Aide David Bowers Art Health Valton Byers Metal Trades Senior Class Sponsor Ellen Beard Homebound Teacher Gloria Bettes High School Secretary Karen Cooper English Drill Team Sponsor 8 Donna Cornelius Resource Aide Bonnie Eastland Homebound Teacher Patricia Fowzer Choir Director Edna DePriest English Rosemary Evetts Counselor William Dickerson Economics Business Senior Sponsor Ben Fowzer Assistant Band Director Joann Glasco Voc. Adj. Co-ordinator 9 Teela Hurt Latin Librarian Jan Hausler Math Tiger Claw Sponsor Sammy Humphrey Vocational Counselor Tempie Johnson Math Cheerleader Sponsor 10 Dharlene Jones Distributive Education Lela Lawson Geometry Helen Nash English Journalism Speech Spanish Chester Linton Auto Mechanics Bob LaRue Girls’ Athletics Dora Jones Government World History Senior Sponsor Bill Mabry Agriculture Senior Sponsor o gr� Dale Parker Science 11 Nancy Parris Vocational Office Education Senior Sponsor Joan Phillips Business Office Secretary Ann Pearce Business Gratie Potts English Jacquline Robinson Resource Pete Pearce Agriculture Inez Price Study Hall Georgia Scott Homemaking Senior Sponsor Katherine Underwood Bookkeeper Joycelyn Skidmore Superintendent’s Secretary Joyce Lynn Ward Assistant Librarian Carolyn Welch Resource Aide Pam Vaughan Homemaking Senior Sponsor Denny Whitley Band Director Coaches: Phillip Hall, Eric Levy, R. G. Burris, Dennis Brown, Lonnie Cooper, Athletic Director, Hilton Lambeth. 13 Maintenance Staff Maintenance Supervisor James Jones, Freddy Meadows, Bret Jones, and Danny Healy. Norma Williams, Rosie Jackson, and Mary Ruth Jackson, High School Sue Fletcher, Vocational School 14 CLASSESI _________ ___j 15 Senior Class Officers and Student Council Representatives Stacy Gist, Student Council Representative Robbie Reed, Class Vice-President Janet Brown, Class Secretary Karen Hines, Class Treasurer Melani Wisinger, Student Council Representative Anthony Gray, Class President Burnett Williams, Student Council Representative DeWayne Adams Brenda Joyce Bag by “Good luck to the class of’84. Brent Baird FA — 4yr. Football — 2 yr. Baseball — 1 yr. Mike Boone Perfect Attendance Metal Trades FFA — 2 yr. Deloise Brown FHA Journalism Club Most Beautiful Nominee If it isn’t one thing it’s another.” Lisa Bryan FHA — 3 yr. If you are a friend to others, they may be a friend to you.” Wayne Black FHA “Just accept life as it comes.” Angie Brannan Drill Team — 2yr. Class Favorite Nominee — 2 yr. Key Club — 3 yr. Spanish Club — 2 yr. DECA — 1 yr. “There cannot be a rainbow without a storm.” Janet Victoria Brown Cheerleader — 2 yr. Drill Team — 2yr. Key Club — 3yr. Class Secretary OEA President “Hold on to your dreams — they can come true.” Michael Burgess FFA — 2 yr. Metal Trades — 2 yr. 17 Charles Edward Butler Band — 4 yr. Speech and Drama Building Trades DECA Tiger Rag Staff It is better to be silent and thought foolish than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.” Aaron Keith Capps DECA — 2 yr. Golf — 4 yr. Spanish Club — 2 yr. Key Club — 3yr. Timothy A. Champe Football — 4 yr. All-District Guard All Red River Valley Honor Roll Who knows what’s next?” Tonya Lynn Clark National Honor Society A” Honor Roll Drill Team — 3yr. Key Club — 3yr. DECA President There is no difficulty that enough love cannot conquer.” Darryl Wayne Byers Auto Mechanics Teealeesa Lynn Carrell Homecoming Queen Nominee Tiger Mascot — 2 yr. Most Attractive Senior National Honor Society Yearbook Staff Jim Clark Boys’ State Rep. National Honor Society President Latin Club Tiger Claw Staff Key Club Cammy Coleman Honor Roll Perfect Attendance DECA Quill and Scroll Most Attractive Nominee 18 Larry D. Cook Jerry Davis Rhonda Dillard FHA — 2 yr. “To have a friend, be a friend.” Helen Marie Dotson It’s sad to be out of school.” Duania Rochelle Davis Perfect Attendance Key Club — 2 yr. OEA Treasurer Cheerleader — 2 yr. Junior Class Officer “Fun is good, truth is better, and love is best of all.” Annazette Dickerson Speech and Drama Historian FHA Historian One Act Play District Award “Watch out world!” Patricia Ann Doolittle FHA — 3 yr. Athletics — 2 yr. Journalism Club Jennifer Ann Douglas Drill Team — 4yr. Honor Roll Girls’ State Rep. Key Club — 3yr. OEA Secretary “If you cannot do great things, do small things in a great way.” 19 Martha Michelle Dove Drill Team — 3yr. Class Officer — 3 yr. National Honor Society Cheerleader Homecoming Queen Nominee Good friends aren’t met, they’re made.” Timmy L. Ervin FFA President Lone Star Farmer NHS Treasurer 4-H Council Treasurer Gold Star 4-H Boy Jamie C. Finley FHA Vice-Pres. OEA Historian Tennis — 3yr. Michael S. Galvin Second All-District Baseball and Football FFA Officer Jimmy Ervin FFA — 4 yr. FFA Treasurer Gary Printes Etters Perfect Attendance FFA — 2 yr. Building Trades — 2 yr. Think positively in whatever you do.” Wendy Jo Foster Drill Team — 1 yr. DECA Secretary Drama — Vice-President Journalism Club If you can imagine it, you can achieve it.” Patricia Games Library Club Secretary Spanish Club FHA — 4 yr. 20 Stacy Gist National Honor Society All-District Band All Senior Honor Band and Choir Mr. TALA — Dist. VI “Everyone should strive to get the best out of life.” Anthony R. Gray Senior Class President Football — 3 yr. All-Region Track Baseball — 3 yr. Honor Roll Tim W. Hammer District Champion Golf District Champion Newswriting Second in District Feature Writing Golf Regional Qualifier Golf — 4yr. Jami Gaye Harris Girls’ State Rep. National Honor Society Band — 4yr. Majorette — 2 yr. Choir — 2 yr. Yolanda Goodlow Catherine Anille Greer Cheerleader Most Beautiful Nominee Honor Roll Tennis District Champion Choir “Listen to your heart.” Daphyne De Vonne Hansbrough “Love thy neighbors.” Mary Amber Harvey Speech and Drama DECA — 2 yr. Band — 4 yr. Most people are as happy as they make up their minds to be.” 21 Sharlotte Hayes FHA — 4 yr. Library Club Historian Nothing so needs reforming as other people’s habits.” Karen Hines Senior Class Officer FTA Officer Speech and Drama Officer Drill Team Manager Honor Roll Sharon Denise Hobbs Library Club Journalism Speech and Drama FHA Set a goal and try your best to achieve it.” John Horne Perfect Attendance — 4 yr. A” Honor Roll National Honor Society FFA — 2 yr. DECA — 2 yr. Phillip Hiller First Team All District Center All-Region Choir, 2 yr. Success must be gained and not merited.” Tammy Michelle Hines Perfect Attendance Drill Team — 2 yr. Student Council Speech and Drama Sweetheart Honor Roll Find your hopes and dreams and go for them.” Tresa Dianne Holder National Honor Society All-Region Band All-Region Choir Spanish Club Jeanie Gail Huddleston Choir — 4 yr. FHA — 1 yr. Band — 1 yr. Honor Roll Looks like we made it!” 22 Leonard Humphrey Band — 4 yr. FT A — 3 yr. All-District Band Choir — 3 yr. Tony Jackson Football Basketball Track “Do unto others as you would want others to do unto you.” Joe Don Lollar All-District Tennis Speech and Drama Spanish Club Journalism Club George Douglas Lyons Track — 2 yr. Football — 1 yr. Metal Trades Margie Jackson Pamela Jenkins Spanish Club President Spanish Club Sweetheart FHA Sweetheart Honor Roll Raymond Morris Long Keep on rolling with the flow.” Patricia Martin 23 Blythe McCulloch Armenthia McPeters Honor Roll Homecoming Queen Nominee Perfect Attendance Quill and Scroll Phyllis McPeters Honor Roll “Good friends never let you down. Mike Mitchell Mark McGraw Free at last. Lavion McPeters “The good days are gone. James E. Meals, Jr. Key Club Beau Daniel G. Moore FFA — 2 yr. Building Trades Football Basketball 24 Cleo Pansy Morgan Band — 4 yr. FHA Secretary Perfect Attendance Life is a song worth living.” Kelvin Burnette Nelson Football Basketball Track Manager Class Favorite Perfect Attendance Sherry Perkins “I finally made it.” Scott Pettiet Lone Star Farmer FFA Historian Area Soil and Water Management Jeff Murphy FFA Second Vice-President Land Judge, Area Dairy Product, Area Greenhand Farm Skills Livestock Team James Nichols All Red River Valley Football All-District Baseball “A” Honor Roll National Honor Society Boys’ State Rep. Veni, Vidi, Vicill” Brenda Perry Billie Jo Phillips CHS Band — 3yr. All-District Band Choir Library Club “Live life as you want it, not as your friends do.” 25 Robby LaWanna Reed Honor Roll Theater Arts President Senior Class Vice-President Quill and Scroll Darel Dewayne Ricks Building Trades Perfect Attendance Honor Roll Football “I hope the best for all the rest.” Angela Schuler Andy Shipp “Take life as a joke and laugh all the way. Janet Reeves FHA — 4 yr. Library Club — 4 yr. Ruby Ann Rosser Homecoming Queen FHA Sweetheart FHA Reporter Class Favorite Nominee Most Attractive Nominee “Love yourself as much as life.” Jeffrey Scott Sheppard DECA Tiger Claw Key Club District Champion Golf Team Golf — 4 yr. “If everyone loves a winner, then everyone loves me.” Ruby Sims Perfect Attendance 26 Lee Ann Smith Honor Roll Vanessa Smith Speech and Drama One Act Play District Award Tony Britt Stringer FFA — 2 yr. Metal Trades Seniors of 83 have ruled all out.” Shandra Thomas Steve Smith Johnny Stringer Alice Marie Taylor FHA President All-District Basketball Honor Roll Athletics — 4 yr. Dennis Tinnell 27 Val Varley National Honor Society Spanish Club Beau Most Handsome Class Favorite District Champion, Track “Enjoy life.” Kimberly Fay Welch Drill Team — 3yr. FT A — 2yr. OEA Parliamentarian Speech and Drama Vice-President “The years teach much the days never know.” Anthony White Second Team All District Football Track, MVP All-District Track FHA Vice-Pres. Don’t hide from life. Live it.” Shela Rose Williams Bryan Ward FFA — 2 yr. Metal Trades Choir — 2 yr. Richard Whitaker Athletics — 4 yr. Spanish Club Auto Mechanics Perfect Attendance All Red River Valley Football Douglas M. Whitten FFA Reporter FFA Vice-Pres. Rodeo Team FFA Chapter Extemporaneous Speaker Stephanie Williams Basketball — 4 yr. Volleyball — 4 yr. Track — 4yr. 28 William Burnett Williams Choir President FTA President All-Region Choir Senior Class SC Rep. State Solo and Ensemble Winner Blaine Womack All-District Offense All-District Defense All Red River Valley Offense Track Tony Lee Woods Auto Mechanics Gayle D. Wright Honor Roll Perfect Attendance OEA Parliamentary Team OEA Officer OEA Club Nobody did it better.” Melani D. Wisinger Band — 4 yr. All-District Band — 4 yr. Band Captain Library Club Spanish Club Dennis Woods Brian Keith Wright Track Football Mgr. Get all you can out of life.” Michael Young DECA Spanish Club Athletics Mgr. DECA Parliamentarian Perfect Attendance 29 Junior Class Officers and Student Council Representatives Betty Boulware, President Sean Dawson, Vice-President Lisa Bachman, Secretary Tonya Young, Treasurer John Humphrey, Student Council Representative Reggie Lambeth, Student Council Representative Charles Turner, Student Council Representative Ray Arnold Lisa Bachman Stephanie Bell Dale Berryhill 30 James Black Betty Boulware Angela Brown Mandy Calloway Michelle Christie Cassandra Coleman Jackie Coleman Trevor Collins Jeffrey Coulter Jerald Davis Sean Dawson Byron Dickson Greta Dillard Winifred Dillard Floyd Dotson Steve Dotson Elvis Douglas Stephen Drye Tod Duren Dennis Edwards 31 James Ellis Kay Elrod Travis English Roy Ervin Jim Finley Donald Gaines Leslie Gallander Lindsay Gill John Glass Betti na Gonerway Tim Graves Joe Gray Steve Guthrie Tim Hausler Debra Hayes John Herrington Dene Hogg John Humphrey Tabatha Jenkins Brock Jennings 32 Brenda Johnson Kerry Johnson Sherry Johnson Howard Jones Monica Jones Jana Kay Jacob King Reggie Lambeth Gina Langston Lee Lindeman Teresa Luman Donna Mauldin Richard Mclntire Cynthia Miles Gary Moore Sheryl Moore Anna Nichols Rex Norris Charlotte Nunley Vernesia Owens 33 Baxter Phillips Kevin Phillips Lisa Pollock Andy Pryor David Rains Michelle Richards Tommy Ricks Shannon Rose Doristine Rosser Loretta Rosser Tommie Rosser Doris Sanders Duval Sanders Larry Sanford Shawn Sargent Karla Scales Ryland Scales Steve Scales Lola Scott Carolyn Sims 34 Ronnie Stanley Brett Steward Tim Titus Annette Townes Cathy Travillion Charles Turner Tyrice Turner Angela Ussery Cecilia Villines Karen Ward Seth Ward Duane White Shanda White Scottie Wilsox Mona Williams Angela Wilson Michael Witmer Darlene Woods Kevin Wright Tonya Young 35 Sophomore Class Officers and Student Council Representatives John Barker, Representative Cheri Parker, Vice-President Salena Floyd, Secretary Laura Beadle, President Glenda Boulware, Treasurer Penny Hackler, Representative Buddy Williams, Representative Diane Allen Aliesa Baird John Barker Laura Beadle Ginnie Bell Victor Bell James Benningfield Glenda Boulware Danny Bryan Brian Capps 36 Eddy Castaneda Candace Cellum Sandi Cellum Rhonda Chandler Kasey Christie Angela Cherry Clay Christopherson Geneva Coleman Matthew Coleman Alvin Cook Phyllis Coulter Eric Davis Chance Dawson Doyle Dickerson James Dockins Kim Duren Eddie Edwards Percy Edwards Jerry Eeds David Etters 37 Stacy Farmer Charles Fletcher Salena Floyd Mike Gallander Anita Giddens James Giddens Penny Hackler Sonja Harris Josef Hausler Sandra Hayes Rhonda Huff Tony Jackson Vivian Jackson Kenneth Johnson Kevin Johnson Margaret Johnson Rickey Johnson Kenneth Jones Vivian Jones Sonja Lockhart 38 Reece Love Barry Marshall Cindy Martin Monica McCain Carmelia McCulloch Jerry McIntosh Raegan McKinney Kim McLendon Levell Miles Kevin Miller Donnie Mitchell Anthony Moore Dwight Moore Mickey Moore Rickey Moore Stanley Nelson Kim Nunley Judy Osborne Patricia Owens Cheri Parker 39 Clay Peek Darin Peek Donna Perry Sammy Phillips Tammy Phillips Kevin Posey John Price Jeff Ragan Michelle Reeves Michael Reppond Gerry Richards John Ricks Kyle Roland Norman Rose H. B. Rosser Patricia Rosser Freddy Scales Kathy Smith Brenda Stansbury James Stiles 40 Rhonda Stringer Jeff Strunc Jima Stump Michael Tackett Marla Taylor Michael Thomas Wanda Tippie Annette Vaughan Russell Ward Shanda Washington Charles Whitaker Melvin White Kim Wilkerson Eddie Williams Buddy Williams Lanetta Williams Michael Williamson Kenneth Woodberry Victoria Woodberry Kelly Wright 41 Freshman Class Officers and Student Council Representatives Melissa Smothermon, President Sherry Floyd, Vice-President Robin Lowe, Secretary Leigh Annis Townes, Treasurer Kayla Witmer, Representative Angela Shipp, Representative Johnna Whittle, Representative Bobby Allen Lisa Augustus Billy Bagby Carolyn Bagby Tamiko Barksdale Pamela Bell Sharon Bell David Blake Gayla Bogan Clay Booth Tonya Brown Kenny Carrell 42 Tammie Dean Brian Dickerson Yolanda Dillard Derrick Dockins Brian Doolittle Ralph Dove Glenn Drew Bart Dunham Kristie Cobb Chance Cole Jeffery Coleman Sabrina Coleman Bill Collier Donald Collins Carol Copeland Ramona Coulter Lisa Davis Sidney Davis Brian Duty Rickey Edwards Willie Edwards Jemalyn Finley Sherry Floyd Lisa Gaffney Gloria Gray John Gray Kenny Greer Greta Guilliams 43 Franky Hale Chris Harvey Steven Hayes Danny Hines Leigh Hines Edward Hobbs Shannon Holley Jessie Huff Warren Humphrey Cheryl Jackson Robin Lowe Donnie Lupton Alice McCain Kenny McCulloch Angie McGregor Leisa Mclntire Darryl McPeters Laverna McPeters Melissa Miller Shonda Moore Greg Jackson Patrick Jenkins Lanette Johnson Bill Kornell Bobby Lampard Steaven Lee Jerry Leffel Thelma Long 44 Darlene Penny Danny Phillips Lesley Phillips Clinton Posey Sammy Puckett Robert Reed Lillie Ricks Rhonda Ricks David Moreland John Morris Mark Murphy Kelvin Murray Dawn Nevill Jeff Nichols Harold Oney William Orrender Carl Owens Evelyn Owens James Roberts Mary Rosser Steve Sanford Rudy Scales Michael Schneyder Todd Schular Steve Shaw Angela Shipp Michael Simmons Pete Skidmore 45 Aimee Smith Stuart Smith Melissa Smothermon Shon Stamper Andrea Tackett Michael Taylor Paul Taylor Patricia Taylor Tim Taylor Cleveland Thomas Jamey Thomas Sandie Thomas Paul Tinnell Leigh Annis Townes Kim Turner Lisa Walker Gary Ward Russell Warren Roberta Washington Karen Weissenborn Johnna Whittle Vernel Wicks Sheila Wilcox Dana Wisinger Kayla Witmer Sheila Yeley Ola Young Rebecca Zehetner 46 FAVORITES 48 Mr. and Miss C.H.S. Nominees Rhonda Dillard Tonya Clark Teealeesa Carrell Janet Brown Tim Champe Andy Shipp Kelvin Nelson James Nichols Burnette Williams 49 Homecoming Queen Ruby Rosser Homecoming Court Nominee Teealeesa Carrell Escort Kenny Carrell Nominee Tonya Clark Escort Jimmy Meals Nominee Michelle Dove Escort Ralph Dove Nominee Nominee Flower Girl Armenthia McPeters Ruby Rosser Mandy Conway Escort Escort Crown Bearer Darly Ricks William Rosser David Cooper 51 52 Kelvin Nelson and Armenthia McPeters Class Favorites Val Varley, Most Attractive Junior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Joe Gray, Most Attractive Betty Boulware and Duval Sanders Class Favorites 53 Sophomore Class Favorites and Most Attractive Percy Edwards and Salena Floyd Class Favorites Anthony Moore, Most Attractive 54 Melissa Smothermon, Most Attractive Freshman Class Favorites and Most Attractive 55 Chris Harvey, Most Attractive Robin Lowe and Brian Doolittle Class Favorites 56 Jana Kay Cheerleader Beaus DECA Sweetheart and Beau John Barker and Josef Hausler Aaron Capps and Michelle Dove Charles Turner, Chance Dawson and Phillip Hiller FHA I Sweethearts and Beaus Shanda White, Jerald Davis and Karen Hines FHA II Beau Anthony White Football Sweetheart Sean Dawson 58 Key Club Sweetheart and Beau James Nichols and Michelle Dove Latin Club Sweetheart and Beau Laura Beadle and James Nichols Library Club Sweetheart and Beaus John Price, Johnna Whittle and Stacy Gist National Honor Society Favorites David Rains and Teealeesa Carrell 59 DEA Beau Andy Shipp Spanish Club Sweethearts and Beaus Pamela Jenkins, Kim Duren, Elvis Douglas and Pete Skidmore T-Stepper Beaus Charles Turner and Mike Galvin Theater Arts Sweetheart and Beau Burnette Williams and Robby Reed 60 ORGANIZATIONS ------------- J r r J J 7 61 Band The award winning CHS Tiger Band received a First Division rating at the UIL Marching Contest, a First Division rating at the UIL Sightreading Contest, and a First Division rating at the World’s of Fun Band Festival in Kansas City, Mo. Band Officers Stacy Gist, President Shawn Sargent, Secretary Melani Wisinger, Band Captain Amber Harvey, Senior Lieutenant Leslie Gallander, Junior Lieutenant Wanda Tippie, Sophomore Lieutenant Johnna Whittle, Freshman Lieutenant Drum Major Shawn Sargent Many hours of practice go into the look and sound of the Tiger Band. Stage Band Shawn Sargent, Angela Shipp, Michelle Christie, Anna Nichols, Scottie Wilcox, Gina Langston, Jami Harris, Melani Wisinger. Stacy Gist, Betty Boulware, Freddy Scales, Dene Knight, Leigh An- nis Townes, Teresa Luman, Kasey Christie. Stephen Drye, Leslie Gallander, Cindy Martin, Buddy Williams, Shannon Rose, Angie McGregor, Sherry Johnson. Tresa Holder, John Gray, Leonard Humphrey, Jeff Ragan, Charles Butler. Senior band members are recognized at the Spring Concert and express their appreciation to Mr. Whitley. 63 Majorettes Jami Harris, Sheila Wilcox, Cindy Martin, Head Majorette, Wanda Tippie, Scottie Wilcox, Angie McGregor. Halftime performances at the football games include a majorette routine. The Majorettes lead the band in the Christmas Parade. 64 The Majorettes add to the festivities of the County Bazaar. The Alma Mater ends each pep rally. Scottie Wilcox Sheila Wilcox Johnna Whittle, Alternate Cindy Martin, Head Jami Harris Angie McGregor Wanda Tippie 65 T-Steppers Sean Dawson, Kim Welch, Jana Kay, Kelly Wright, Kim McLendon, Lisa Bachman, Tonya Clark, Karen Weisenborn, Mgr., Melissa Smothermon, Lisa Walker, Lisa Augustus, Brenda Stansbury, Mgr., Penny Hackler, Wendy Foster, Jennifer Douglas, Carolyn Sims. The T-Steppers march in the annual Fair Parade. Kim Welch, Captain 66 67 Cheerleaders Laura Beadle, Head Cheerleader, Reggie Lambeth, Michelle Dove, Duania Davis, Janet Brown, Robin Lowe, Jimalyn Finley, Mascot. Michelle leads the Friday night crowd in a cheer. Now what are we in for? 68 Jimalyn Finley Duania Davis Janet Brown Laura Beadle Cheerleaders welcome the players to the field. Cheering at the basketball game. Robin Lowe Cio Tigersm Michelle Dove Choir Officers Phillip Hiller, Bass Section Leader Chance Dawson, Alto Section Leader Charles Turner, Tenor Section Leader Tresa Holder, Soprano Section Leader Burnett Williams, President Shawn Sargent, Secretary Buddy and Jami add to the effect. Accompanist Stephen Drye 70 Charlotte hums along They’re singing Christmas songs. Everyone seems to be waiting for the cue. Is Stacy surprised??!! Madrigals: Baxter Phillips, Chance Dawson, Kim McLendon, Phillip Hiller, Shawn Sargent, Charles Turner, Jami Harris, Stacy Gist, Tresa Holder, Byron Dickson, Wanda Tippie, Trevor Collins, Lisa Walker, Stephen Drye, Cindy Martin, Andy Pryor, Carolyn Sims, Burnette Williams, Betty Boulware, Leonard Humphrey. 71 Theater Arts Louise Giddens, Sabrina Coleman, Shon Stamper, Shirl Moore, Cassandra Coleman, Sharon Hobbs, Gloria Gray, Mrs. Nash, Shannon Holley, Roberta Washington, Jima Stump, Joe Lollar, Ether Jackson, Tonya Young, Monica McCain, Burnett Williams, Greta Dillard, Brenda Johnson, Robby Reed, Phillip Hiller, Lisa Augustus, Sammy Puckett. The Sisters McIntosh placed first in district UIL competition. Brenda Johnson was named to the All-District Cast and received Honorable Mention in the Regional Competition. Scenes from “Balcony Scene” 72 Scenes from “The Sisters McIntosh” 73 Distributive Education Tammy Hines, Michelle Dove, Billy Kelsoe, Tonya Clark, Michael Young, Charlotte Nunley, Cammy Coleman, Jim Finley, Tonya Young, Amy Williams, Reggie Lambeth, Amber Harvey. Charles Butler, Larry Holder, John Horne, Jeannette Kelsoe, Betty Boulware, Scotty Sheppard, Harold Vincent. Andy Pryor, Todd Duran, Ronnie Stanley, James Black, Steve Smith, Brett Steward, Mike Mitchell, Don Gaines, Byron Dickson. Throughout the year, DECA students are involved in many community activities. Here they take part in the Halloween Carnival. Free Enterprise Week is sponsored annually by DECA. Included in the activities is the showing of a filr i depicting our Free Enterprise System. 74 Preparations are made for the Employer-Employee Banquet. Officers Aaron Capps, Historian Michael Young, Parliamentarian Wendy Foster, Secretary Angela Ussery, Historian Michelle Dove, Vice-President Tonya Clark, President Reggie Lambeth, Area II President, State Vice-President Billy Kelsoe, Reporter 75 Office Education Association Donna Mauldin Gayle Wright Mandy Calloway Gina Langston Duania Davis Jennifer Douglas Shawn Sargent Janet Brown Teresa Luman Sheryl Moore Brenda Johnson Dene Knight Leslie Gallander Anna Nichols Scottie Wilcox Shunda White Phyllis McPeters Angela Brown Shannon Rose Annette Townes Members participate in Free Enterprise Week Members say thank you with flowers. OEA’s entry in the Christmas Parade 76 The annual Employer-Employee Banquet gives the students an op- portunity to express appreciation for their participation in the program. Thanks to the sponsor, Mrs. Parris. Jennifer enjoys part-time employment. Officers Janet Brown, President Shawn Sargent, Vice-President Jennifer Douglas, Secretary Duania Davis, Treasurer Gina Langston, Assistant Treasurer Gayle Wright, Sergeant-at-Arms Mandy Calloway, Reporter Donna Mauldin, Parliamentarian Monica Jones, Historian 77 Future Farmers of America The Clarksville FFA is active throughout the year in community and school related activities. Students show animals at the RR Co. Fair. The sale of fruit brings in money for the FFA. Awards are presented to outstanding students at the Parent-Member Banquet. 78 The Land Judging Contest tests students knowledge and satisfies their appetites. The annual FFA Rodeo involves students in many types of activities. Officers Josef Hausler, Reporter Jimmy Ervin, Treasurer Timmy Ervin, President Scott Pettiet, Historian Glenda Boulware, Secretary Doug Whitten, Vice-President Michael Witmer, Sentinel Duane White, Chaplain Jeff Murphy, Second Vice-President 79 Key Club The Key Club officers include Jana Kay, President, Betty Boulware, Vice-President, Sean Dawson, Secretary, Andy Pryor, Reporter, Reggie Lambeth, Treasurer, Lee Lindeman, Sergeant-at-Arms. Members participate in Free Enterprise Week. % ; J The first annual blood drive is termed a success. Some members attended the convention in Houston and found time for some fun in the sun. 81 FHA I FHA I is involved in the study of foods and nutrition. Students spend time lear- ning about proper nutrition, preparing and enjoying meals and making cost analysis of various menus. 82 FHAII FHA II projects include sewing and home and family living. Students are busy with the study of the economics of the home, the preparation of clothing items, and a semiannual nursery 83 Future Teachers of America Rebecca Zehetner, Teealeesa Carrell, Michelle Dove, Angie Brannon, Cheri Parker, Karen Hines, Chance Dawson, Burnett Williams. Angela Shipp, Angie McGregor, Kayla Witmer, Judy Osborne, Greta Guilliams, Tammy Dean, Melissa Smothermon. Aimee Smith, Sherry Floyd, Cindy Martin, Johnna Whittle, Cheryl Moore, Tonya Young. Kim McLendon, Pam Jenkins, Lilly Ricks, Cassandra Coleman, Kim Turner. Mrs. Jones, sponsor, Charles Turner. 84 Laura is modeling her award winning costume. James Nichols vi Latin Club Laura Beadle Buddy Williams Jim Clark Mrs. Hurt, Sponsor Members celebrate a birthday and leave for convention. 85 Library Tonya Young, Patricia Games, Shannan Rose, Mandy Calloway, Kelly Wright Counselor Assistants Cassandra Coleman, Rhonda Dillard, Karen Hines, Angela Brown, Mrs. Evetts. National Honor Society NHS participates in Free Enterprise Week. Jim presides over the induction ceremony. Mrs. Evetts, sponsor, Jim Clark, Tonya Clark, Jami Harris, Timmy Ervin, Sean Dawson, Lisa Bachman, Reggie Lambeth, Brenda Johnson, Tresa Holder, James Nichols. Michelle Dove, Betty Boulware, Teealeesa Carrell, Dene Knight, Brett Steward, David Rains, Travis English, John Horne, John Humphrey, Stacy Gist, Trevor Collins. 87 Spanish Club John Price, Tim Graves, Pete Skidmore, Leisa Mclntire, James Ellis, Freddy Scales, Pam Jenkins, Elvis Douglas, Percy Edwards, Donald Collins, Vernesia Owens, Charlotte Nunley, Leonard Humphrey, Mrs. Evetts, sponsor. The members enjoy a bake sale. Brian Capps is named Mr. Ugly. 88 Student Council Jana Kay, Duania Davis, Reggie Lambeth, Wanda Tippie, Jami Harris, Penny Hackler, Angela Shipp, Laura Beadle. Mrs. DePriest, Johnna Whittle, Stacy Gist, John Barker, Josef Hausler, John Humphrey, James Nichols. 89 Teenage Library Association Cleo Morgan Kim McLendon Johnna Whittle Tonya Young Patricia Games Rudy Rosser Vernesia Owens Mrs. Hurt John Price Buddy Williams Jami Harris Melani Wisinger Stacy Gist Jeff Ragan Tiger Rag Staff 90 Tiger Claw Staff Andy Pryor Jim Clark Brett Steward Mrs. Hausler, Sponsor Dale Berryhill Teealeesa Carrell 91 Vocational Organizations — Auto Mechanics Steve Dotson, Johnny Stringer. Baline Womack, Tony Woods, Tommy Rosser, Daryl Byers. Seth Ward, Roy Ervin, Lisa Pollock, Jacob King, Mr. Linton. Students are actively engaged in the repair of automobiles. 92 Vocational Organizations — Building Trades Elvis Douglas, Daryl Ricks, Kelvin Nelson, Gary Moore, Loretta Rosser, Dennis Edwards, Jimmy Meals, Mr. Barham. James Ellis, Dan Moore, Jeff Coulter, Gary Etters. Sam Winkle, Bo Orrander, Thomas Daniels, Vernell Wicks, Danny Phillips, Ralph Dove, Clay Booth, Kevin Johnson, Gary Ward, Bob- by Allen, Norman Rose, Kenneth Johnson. 93 SPORTS 95 C.H.S. Fighting Tigers Row One: Reece Love, Phillip Hiller, Eric Davis, Steve Scales, Kelvin Nelson, Ryland Scales, Larry Sanford, Kevin Wright, Jacob King. Row Two: Keith Wright, Seth Ward, Sammy Phillips, Lee Lindeman, Rex Norris, John Humphrey, David Rains, Anthony Gray, Jeff Coulter, Tyrice Turner. Thomas Daniels. Row Three: John Price, Val Varley, Baline Womack, Tim Titus, James Nichols, Trevor Collins, Charles Turner, Tony Jackson, Richard Whitaker, Tim Champe. Row Four: Ronald Stanley, Mike Galvin, John Herrington, Richard Mclntire, James Ellis, Anthony White, Travis English, George Lyons, Duval Sanders, Coach Lambeth. 96 T. Jackson — Sr. J. King — Jr. L. Lindeman — Jr. 97 K. Nelson — Sr. G. Lyons — Sr. This is no time for warm ups! Trevor fights for yardage. J. Nichols — Sr. S. Phillips — Soph. R. Mclntire — Jr. J. Price — Soph. D. Rains — Jr. R. Norris — Jr. D. Sanders — Jr. 98 R. Stanley — Jr. V. Varley — Sr. S. Scales — Jr. T. Titus — Jr. Anthony sticks it to him. C. Turner — Jr. T. Turner —Jr. 99 Where is my contact lens? 100 B. Womack — Sr. No, Ref, it was not me! K. Wright — Jr. George lends a halping hand. Touchdown!!! 101 Junior Varsity Football — District Champions Row 1: Kyle Roland, Victor Bell, Jeff Ragan, Percy Edwards, Rickey Johnson, Stanley Nelson. Row 2: Donnie Mitchell, Anthony Moore, Mickey Moore, H. B. Rosser, Kevin Miller, Cleveland Thomas. Row 3: Eric Levy, Rickey Moore, Randy Kennedy, Kasey Christie, Matthew Coleman, Tony Jackson. Freshman Football Row 1: C. Cole, K. Murray, B. Orrander, D. Dockins, P. Skidmore, S. Hayes, G. Jackson, E. Hobbs, V. Morgan, B. Bagby. Row 2: R. Ed- wards, J. Thomas, J. Nichols, S. Puckett, K. Greer, P. Taylor, C. Lafferty, M. Murphy, S. Sanford, S. Stamper, K. McCulloch. Row 3: S. Davis, D. Hines, R. Warren, M. Schuler, R. Scales, G. Drew, P. Jenkins, D. Moreland, D. Collins, B. Doolittle, J. Coleman H Onev Coach Hall. . y’ Varsity SCOREBOARD Opponent Mt. Vernon Pittsburg Prairieland Winnsboro North Lamar Mt. Vernon Pittsburgh Prairieland Winnsboro North Lamar We 69 39 52 74 66 79 53 49 88 39 Playoff Game Pittsburg 45 Basketball — Second in District Kelvin Nelson, Joe Gray, Trevor Collins, Duval Sanders, Travis English, Fitzgerald Ellis, Tim Titus, Tommie Rosser, Charles Turner. Managers Michael Young and Jerald Davis; Coaches R. G. Burris and Dennis Brown (not shown). 103 T. Collins — Jr. F. Ellis — Jr. Coach Brown gives words of advice ... T. Jackson — Sr. K. Nelson — Sr. ... that hold the lead for a win. T. Rosser — Jr. D. Sanders — Jr. T. English — Jr. J. Gray — Jr. 104 Kyle Roland Ryland Scales Kevin Miller Matthew Coleman Cleveland Thomas Anthony Mills H. B. Rosser Rickey Johnson Anthony Moore Steve Scales James Black, Mgr. Coach Cooper Thomas Daniels, Mgr. 105 Freshmen Bryan Doolittle D. R. Collins Rudy Scales Patrick Jenkins Brian Dickerson David Moreland Jeffrey Coleman Ed Hobbs Sammy Puckett Kevin Murray Ricky Edwards, Mgr. Coach Storey Eddie Edwards, Mgr. ina mmw-H taMair The scoreboard shows the tension of the playoff game with Pittsburg. Watch those elbows! Charles tries it the hard way. 106 Varsity Track — District Champions Percy Edwards, Tyrice Turner, Kevin Miller, Kyle Roland, Kevin Wright, Reece Love, Keith Wright, Freddy Scales, Kelvin Nelson, Cleveland Thomas, Anthony Moore, Matthew Coleman, Jeffrey Coulter, Dennis Edwards, Tommie Rosser, Coach Cooper, Tony Jackson, Tim Titus, John Price, Duval Sanders, George Lyons, Fitzgerald Ellis, Anthony White, Burnett Williams, Val Varley, Coach Hall. 107 Tim knows who is NO. 1!! Duval stretches for distance. Kyle clears it! Freshmen Paul Tinnell, Derick Dockins, Mark Murphy, Sydney Davis, Ed Hobbs. Coach Cooper, Rickey Edwards, David Moreland, Patrick Jenkins, Jeff Coleman, Coach Hall. 108 Baseball — District Co-Champions Thomas Daniels, Steve Scales, Jamie Thomas, Michael Witmer, Tyland Scales, David Rains, Jeff Ragan, Sammy Puckett, Rickey Johnson. Coach Brown, John Barker, Brock Jennings, Trevor Collins, Charles Turner, Rudy Scales, Michael Williamson, James Nichols, Miks Galvin, Lee Lindeman, Mr. Harris. Opponent We They Opponent We They Prairieland 3 2 Pittsburg 11 2 Mt. Vernon 0 2 Prairieland 5 6 Winnsboro 10 0 Mt. Vernon 13 2 N. Lamar 4 7 Winnsboro 8 5 Pittsburg 4 10 Pittsburg 10 2 Prairieland 9 7 N. Lamar 15 7 Mt. Vernon 9 1 Playoff — Prairieland 8 4 Winnsboro 6 1 Bi-District — Linden-Kildare 0 6 N. Lamar 9 8 ‘District Games Pitcher-Slugger James Nichols, District MVP, rounds third one more time. With a .519 batting average, Nichols totaled 9 homeruns for the season. On the mound, he had an ERA of 1.68, 168 strike outs and a 13-4 season record. 109 Catcher Sammy Puckett checks first base. David scoops it up. J. Barker — OF T. Collins — C OF DH Galvin wants this Patriot back in the dugout. M. Galvin — IB L. Lindeman — SS 110 Galvin gets a hit. S. Puckett — C After the game, the players give and accept congratulations. C. Turner — OF Williamson makes it back to first. J. Nichols — P OF D. Rains — 3B M. Williamson — P OF M. Witmer — 2B 111 Coach Burris, Larry Sanford, Rex Norris, Tim Hammer, Scotty Sheppard, Harold Oney, John Humphrey, Pete Skidmore. Golf — District Champions Coach Burris, Wanda Tippie, Robin Lowe, Cheri Parker, Kim Duren. Golf — District Champions 112 Tennis Randy Kennedy, Baxter Phillips, Melani Wisinger, Kenny Greer, Joe Lollar, Steve Shaw, Danny Hines. With three impressive tournament victories, the Tiger Tennis Teams recorded a successful year. Joe Lollar and Kenny Greer placed second in district competition and competed in the regional playoffs. Joe Lollar swings a mean racket. Varsity Volleyball Lynn Dillard, Angela Cherry, Donna Perry, Kim Duren, Debra Hayes, Greta Dillard, Stephanie Williams, Coach Larue. Kim sets one up. Greta slams it over. 114 Phyllis sends it across. The 1982-83 Varsity Volleyball team compiled a season record of 13 wins and 8 losses. With a district record of 6 wins and 2 losses, the Tigerettes proceeded to the Bi-District playoffs. The season ended with a defeat to Paul Pewitt in the playoffs. Selected to the All-District First Team were Greta Dillard and Kim Duren. Debra Hayes was named to the All-District Second Team. Junior Varsity Volleyball Sandi Cellum Monica McCain Rhonda Huff Coach Larue Phyllis Coulter Donna Mitchell Yolanda Dillard 115 Varsity Basketball SCOREBOARD Opponent We They Winnsboro 86 39 North Lamar 50 55 Mt. Vernon 41 39 Pittsburg 51 45 Prairieland 35 51 Winnsboro 47 41 North Lamar 45 50 Mt. Vernon 72 38 Pittsburg 42 48 Prairieland 51 52 •District Games Coach Larue, Lanetta Williams, Alice Taylor, Greta Dillard, Angela Cherry, Lynn Dillard, Mgr. Stephanie Williams, Debra Hayes, Monica McCain, Lisa Williams. Coach makes his point. A. Cherry G. Dillard “You mean this is not how it’s done?” D. Haves M. McCain 116 Greta looks for the net. Rebound!! Just trying to get the ball! L. Williams S. Williams Williams Taylor 117 Stephanie goes into action. Looking for the basket. Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Larue, Sandi Cellum, Phyllis Coulter, Donna Perry, Donna Mitchell, Yolanda Dillard, Kim Duren, Rhonda Huff. 118 Track — Second in District Lisa Williams, Shanda Washington, Yolanda Dillard, Kim Duren. Candace Cellum, Greta Dillard, Alice Taylor, Stephanie Williams, Lynn Dillard. Just ask us!!! We’re No. 1!!! 119 A WINNING TEAM The 1983 Girls’ Varsity Track Team posted perhaps their most impressive season record thus far. A first place trophy was brought home from the Mt. Vernon Track Meet, second from the Cooper and North Lamar Meets, and third place trophies from Bonham, Mt. Pleasant and Pittsburg. In the District Track Meet, the girls scored 144 points, second to Pittsburg’s 147 points. Third place North Lamar scored 76, followed by Another Clarksville trackster in the lead. Greta’s record setting toss. Winnsboro with 75, Prairieland with 59 and Mt. Vernon with 55. Greta Dillard set a new district record in the shot with a toss of 4T7 . She also placed second in the discus with a 103'10 throw. The long jump was won by Clarksville’s Stephanie Williams. Her jump was 15'5 . First place positions were also earned by the 400 relay team of Stephanie Williams, Kim Duren, Candace Cellum, and Yolanda Dillard, the record setting (4:08) 1600 relay team of Stephanie Williams, Alice Taylor, Kim Duren, and Lanetta Williams, the 800 relay team of Candace Cellum, Lanetta Williams, Shanda Washington, and Yolanda Dillard, and Stephanie Williams’ 59.54 record 400 dash. Yolanda Dillard and Shanda Washington brought home second place positions in the 100 and 200 dash respectively. At the Whitehouse Regional Qualifiers Meet, Clarksville placed first out of 50 teams entered. Greta Dillard came in second with a shot toss of 41 '8 . The Regional Meet showed the team as third place out of 60 teams entered. The two teams who outscored Clarksville by a slim margin, Waco and Gilmer, went on to place first and second in the state meet. Greta Dillard set an unprecedented school record by bringing home her second state metal in as many years. 120 AWARD WINNERS y J A 121 James Nichols George F. Sunkel Foundation Award, Dixie Youth Baseball Scholarship Jim Clark James Nichols Laura Beadle Buddy Williams Area and State Junior Classical League Winners Jami Harris Red River Area Jr. Miss Robby Reed Rotary Club Award 122 Tresa Holder Marabla Scholarship Michelle Dove B and P W Award John Horne Parfact Attandanca — 7 yaars Timmy Ervin, DeKalb Award, Outstanding Co-op Student Award Glenn Drew, Star Greenhand Darin Peek, Star Chapter Farmer 123 DECA NATIONAL COMPETITORS Wendy Foster Jeannette Kelsoe Michelle Dove Angela Ussery Reggie Lambeth Brett Steward Chance Dawson District FTA Vice-President Reggie Lambeth First Place State DECA Pre-employment Contest, Area II President, State Vice-President Stacy Gist, Mr. TALA State Runner-up Jami Harris, Miss TALA State Winner Stacy Gist, Melani Wisinger, Jami Harris, State TALA Scrapbook Winners 124 UIL Solo and Ensemble Winners : J. Harris, S. Sargent, C. Dawson, L. Walker, B. Boulware, C. Parker, J. Whittle, R. Zehetner, S. White, G. Bogan, B. Phillips, B. Williams, J. Thomas, S. Gist, T. Holder, W. Tippie, P. Hiller, C. Martin, K. McLendon, K. Turner, J. Strunc, B. Dickson, J. Black, F. Scales, C. Turner, S. Drye, T. Collins, A. White, R. McKinney, L. Townes, B. Williams, K. Wright. Freshman All-Region Choir: Gayla Bogan, Kim Turner, Leigh An- nis Townes, Brian Dickerson, Jamey Thomas. Stephen Drye All-State Choir and All-State Band Alternate All-Region Choir: Chance Dawson, Tresa Holder, Charles Turner, Stephen Drye, Freddy Scales, Phillip Hiller, Burnett Williams. 125 Greta Dillard Third Place in State Shot Put Competition Sheryl Moore, Robby Reed, Brenda Johnson, Percy Edwards, Burnett Williams, Mrs. Nash. — Cast and Crew of District Win- ning UlLOne Act Play Track Regional Qualifiers: Tyrice Turner, Anthony Moore, Kevin Miller, John Price, Val Varley, Duval Sanders, Tim Titus, Tony Jackson, Tommie Rosser, Anthony White. All-Region Basketball Duval Sanders Greta Dillard 126 All-District Football: Rex Norris, Blaine Womack, Tim Champe, Richard Whitaker, James Nichols. David Rains. Trevor Collins, Duval Sanders, Mike Galvin, Jeff Coulter, Fitzgerald Ellis, Charles Turner. Clarksville’s Most Valuable Players: James Nichols, Baseball; Duval Sanders, Basketball; Val Varley, Track; Tony Jackson, Tump Waldrep Award; Tommie Rosser, Track; Joe Lollar. Tennis; Rex Norris, Golf; Blaine Womack, Football. 127 Clarksville’s Most Valuable Players: Alice Taylor, Basketball Greta Dillard, Volleyball Stephanie Williams, Track Robin Lowe, Golf All-District Basketball: Tony Jackson Duval Sanders Coach Brown Fitzgerald Ellis Travis English All-District Baseball Trevor Collins David Rains Lee Lindeman Charles Turner Mike Galvin James Nichols Mike Williamson Coach Brown, Coach of the Year 128 SPECIAL EVENTS ___) J We Love a Parade!! Whether in the heat of late summer or the cold of December, CHS students enjoy participating in a parade. 130 131 Homecoming Week Homecoming Week at CHS was a week filled with festivities, fun and celebration. The celebrating began with various “dress-up days,” continued through the traditional bonfire and downtown pep rally, and concluded with the crowning of a new Homecoming Queen and a football victory. 132 133 T-Stepper Revue Each year, the T-Steppers work many hours preparing for the annual T-Stepper Revue. And each year, their preparation results in en- thusiastic approval from the audience. 134 Junior-Senior Reception On May 7, 1983 the Junior Class hosted the Junior- Senior Reception. The party goers gathered at the Jr. High Cafeteria for a night of dancing and good times. 138 139 Senior Exclusives Motto: “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever.” Flower: Rose Color: Blue Song: “Don’t Throw It All Away” Measurements are taken for caps and gowns. A final final exam is taken. 140 The graduates arrive for the practice. The seniors gather one last time on the CHS stage. Graduation assistants include Mandy Calloway, Stephen Drye, John Humphrey, Betty Boulware and Travis English. ... the honor society scarves are given out... ... and the long awaited moment is finally here. 141 Class President Anthony Gray Graduation May 27, 1983 Valedictorian James Nichols Salutatorian Jami Harris The Class of 1983 142 ■ ADVERTISEMENTS Boyd Hurt President SECURITY MARKETING GROUP 101V2 N. Locust Clarksville, Texas 75426 Suite 203 Telephone: (214) 427-5411 The CHS Latin Club is sponsored by Mrs. Teela Hurt. The members include Laura Beadle, Buddy Williams, Jim Clark and James Nichols. 144 KAY CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. CAPPS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Jana Kay and Lee Lindeman Brian and Aaron Capps THE CAROUSEL PETTY’S NURSERY Hwy. 37 North Clarksville Gifts and Bridal Selections 206 N. Donoho 427-2468 Robert and Martha Sue Stroud J. P. HARVEY MOTORS, INC. Sales • Service • Satisfaction J. P. Harvey Bus. Ph. 427-2241,427-2296 700 E. Main Res. Ph. 427-3207 Clarksville, Texas 145 NORTHEAST TEXAS SHEETMETAL Color and Galv. Metal 26 and 28 Ga. Lorie, Todd and Julie Yerby 146 Hwy. 82 East Paris, Texas 785-6882 John Yerby MS CURTIS BACHMAN VERMEER AND DEWEZE HAY EQUIPMENT Sean Dawson Lisa Bachman HARVEY BROTHERS Massey-Ferguson Farm Implements New Holland Hay Machinery Firestone Tires 427-2281 Clarksville, TX CHICKEN COUNTRY Steve Shaw 1303 W. Main 427-5246 147 ml New and Used Cars and T rucks Mobile Homes REALTOR Ph. 214-427-3673 BUDDY PARKER Real Estate Broker Texas — Arkansas — Oklahoma 1900 W. Main Representative Clarksville, Texas 75426 Compliments of REED’S STOP-N-GO Phone 427-2871 Fast Food — Groceries — Fresh Lunch Meats 'The Only Store to Buy Real Hamburger' E. Main Hwy. 82 - Clarksville, TX Students enjoy the food and friendship at Reed’s Stop and Go. FASHION JEWELRY James Nichols shops at Fashion Jewelry. 112 W. Main Clarksville 148 THE 1 HUB WUxt (fo� t (PcofxL 7uu r y cN yjt. ‘JKofiwt CLSivJL. Ok� , 04 ALLEN LUMBER CO. Yellow Pine, Redwood, and Fir Lumber Pittsburg Paints and Varnishes Aluminum Screens 427-3255 301 W. Broadway SMALL FRY Infants and Children Wear Kevin and Kimberly Moore DECA student employee Tammy Hines H H SOIL SERVICE, INC. Arcadian SLF Prescription Formulation Complete Soil Sampling Applied Herbicides Micronutrients Applied Pesticides Seeds Soil and Grass Consultant Service for Farms and Ranches Edd Hartrick Certified 427-5273 Applicator P.O. Box 610 427-2191 Clarksville, TX 149 FIRST NATIONAL BANK CHS student Tim Champe takes care of financial matters. Member FDIC Deposits Insured Up to $100,000.00 MAIN CONOCO Full Service Station 24 Hour Wrecker Service 906 W. Main 427-2829 (Business) Billy, Mary, Donnie, and 427-2570 (Home) Sherry Mitchell SLATON’S FURNITURE East Side of the Square VARLEY’S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Brad Varley, Mike Galvin and Val Varley 150 BUDDY’S, THE MAN’S STORE kYJ Whites Your Home of Greater Values WAYNE REED BODY SHOP East Main Street, Clarksville 427-3252 Employee Jill Young helps Chuck McLendon select a pair of boots. 130 W. Main 427-3155 Good Luck Seniors “83” Best Wishes From All Employees and Perry O’Brian General Manager - i t veW e Fwr iiu.n 1982-83 Cheerleaders Reggie Lambeth Jimalyn Finley Duania Davis Michelle Dove Laura Beadle, Head Cheerleader Janet Brown Robin Lowe D P AUTO PARTS 209 W. Main 427-2213 Mr. and Mrs. Don Humphrey and CHS junior John Humphrey Compliments of COLEMAN’S BARBEQUE “Our business is built on MAGNOLIA satisfied customers.” Catering Service BRUSH George and Ella Coleman, Owners MFG. CO. 600 N. Donoho Clarksville 427-5131 TEXAS POWER LIGHT Stacy Gist, CHS senior, was chosen by TP L to attend the Energy Science Symposium at the University of Texas in Austin. 152 THE KORNER A favorite place at lunchtime, snacktime or video game time. LEWIS GROCERY BAR-B-Q 500 W. College 427-3386 REO RIVER COUNTY COURT HOUSE Mary Hausler County Clerk Jana Kay and Sean Dawson sport their new jackets from William’s. 26 North Plaza Paris, Texas 153 Phone 214-427-2228 CLARKSVILLE FLORIST 900 West Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Frances Bachman Jonell Skidmore NORTHEAST TEXAS TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION See us for regular shares, share certificates, money markets and all-savers certificates. No one can borrow until someone saves. JOHN MEDFORD’S “It was a pleasure serving you — Hope you’ll call again.” 684-3261 Avery, Texas 427-3952 P.O. Box 1008 CHS students Leonard Humphrey and Charles Whitaker tour the Red Kap plant. INDUSTRIES RED KAP Apparel Excellence Since 1923 P.O. Box 1409 Clarksville, Texas 75426 154 Wic fcwtrs Day or Night Phone (A.C. 214) 427-3886 Cffs Homecoming Queen nominees Tonya Clark Michelle Dove Ruby Rosser Teealeesa Carrell Armenthia McPeters Compliments of R S DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Manufacturers of Thermo Fiber Insulation Teddy Smothermon 155 STAN’S PAINT AND BODY SHOP Blaine Womack 107 East Madison____________________________________________________________________ 427-3209 CHS Senior, Karen Hines, poses with K B Steel employees and owner, Billy Ray Hines. K B STEEL, INC. 156 Jennifer Douglas, VOE Student Employee FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 203 West Washington Member FSLIC Clarksville, Texas THE CLARKSVILLE TIMES Editor Gavin Watson looks over the work of Jamie Finley, VOE student employee and Scotty Sheppard, DECA student employee. GREEN’S FURNITURE GILBERT MOBIL STATION Full Service Station Flats Fixed 103 N. Locust Clarksville 606 West Main Danny Hines inspects one of the buildings made by his father. BOBBY HINES PORTABLE BUILDINGS Rt. 6 Clarksville 158 BULLINGTON DRUG STORE John Herrington, John Barker and Jerry Eeds North Side of Square 427-2251 DUREN BROTHERS COMPANY Compliments of 427-3395 or P.O. Box 911 427-5255 Clarksville Mt. Pleasant Texas 572-4604 Dairi| Queen The Dairy Queen is a favorite lunchtime place for Aimee Smith, Leigh Annis Townes and Rebecca Zehetner. 159 CLARKSVILLE LIVESTOCK EXC. Cfax iLuiffz PEA RIDGE PACKERS AND PROCESSORS -Hivzitodz Exc!iangE J J-Lm J J[cQ.uuXij - (Ofzsxatoi Rt. 1 Annona, Texas Ph. 214 697-2221 ZP.O. Sox 613 - C-UaxHiviCh, Ucxai 75426 Office - 427-564Q cMomc - d27-5240 HANDY FOODS EXXON GAS AND OILS CLARKSVILLE GLASS AND MIRROR 1805 W. Main Clarksville, Texas Bobby and Linda Brown Phone 214 427-2951 427-2694 W R AUTO SUPPLY 300 West Broadway Clarksville 427-2421 Quality Parts and Service Laura, Norma, Wylie, and Darren Wylie Mclntire, Owner lUMlillllllt I MIKE BOULWARE’S AUTO REPAIR Glenda Boulware, Penny Hackler and Betty Boulware display the dragster built by Mike Boulware. 703 N. Cedar 427-5426 CATTLEMAN SUPPER CLUB RESTAURANT Men — Women and Children Size 0 to 60 Reservations Dining and Dancing Private Dining Room Specializing in Steaks an ANDREWS STYLISH STOUT Highway 37 South Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-5641 Ruth Andrews Parks — Owner Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 214-427-3841 Finest Used Cars in North East Texas Glen Chapman, Inc. PARIS HONDA BOBBY BREM AUTO SALES AC — 214-697-3324 Annona, Texas 75550 2875 N.E. Loop 286 214-784-6392 Paris, Texas 75460 214-784-6591 Fred's ★ Warehouse Foods Sho Hofc Yow Dohr Buy More RENTAL SERVICES George M. Bean Owner Hospital Equipment — Sickroom Supplies CHS Senior Tonya Clark im-VUMi ANNONA GULF James Davis Owner Hwy. 82 Annona 697-2261 Shane, Cliff and Aaron Davis GEERS BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME motiE noRmnrr The Place for the Custom Face® LONE STAR GAS CO. Box 825 Clarksville 427-2966 Lee Lindeman and John Humphrey 162 |V|S Mulberry Lumber Company P.O. Box 830 Clarksville, TX 214 427-2283 J.B.WHITECO. AHEAD WITH BETTER VALUES ANA BEL’S BEAUTY SALON South Side of Square “We care about your hair.’ Kitty, Marveline, Ana Bel 427-3725 Specializing in Steaks, Seafood, and Mexican Food BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT CLUB Rest. Phone 427-3351 Club Phone 427-8924 Hours: 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Club: 5:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. Owner: Wayne Stevens Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, Texas 75426 Scott Pettiet receives the Lone Star Farmer Award from Vo. Ag. teacher Bill Mabry. This page is sponsored by BOB AND ELNER PETTIET 164 STERLING STUDIO CAMERA STORE Compliments of 10 Oaklawn Center Texarkana, USA We offer the best selection of cameras and photo supplies in this area. You are always welcome. Compliments of EAST MAIN AUTO SALES RED RIVER FARM MANAGEMENT, INC. RED RIVER FARM MANAGEMENT, INC. Gerald Reed WESTER’S CLEANERS LAUNDRY 131 East Broadway Clarksville Compliments of 427-3231 The 1983 TIGER CLAW STAFF takes this opportunity to express sincere appreciation for the courteous and generous manner with which we were greeted during our efforts to finance this book. Andy McCormack WAL-MART PHARMACY DECA Student Employee John Horne DUKE AYRES Michael Williamson and Darrin Peek 122 N. Walnut 427-5181 SMITH’S PHOTOGRAPHY Lisa Augustus Annona, TX 697-3634 166 STATE FARM INSURANCE Harold, Karen, and Kenneth Sheppard DAVE’S FARM SERVICE CENTER FFA Officers Doug Whitten, Duane White, Michael Witmer, Scott Pettiet, Glenda Boulware, Timmy Ervin, Jeff Murphy, Jimmy Ervin, and Josef Hausler RAINS TIRE CENTER David Rains Kevin Higgins Chuck Rains 167 APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE LEWIS MEALS AND SONS LUMBER CO. Appliances Are Our Business Aluminum Window Screens Wade Taylor 706 E. Main St. (214) 427-5441 Clarksville, Texas 75426 Jones Blair Paints and Varnishes 70UHNUS IK fUtl CPlOj COAXIAL TELEVISION J BLACKMON MACHINERY CO. Sales and Service for “The Long Green Line” A Complete Line of Farm Machinery in Clarksville Larry Gould, Mgr. Hwy. 82 West 427-2215 Business Clarksville 427-5824 Home Jim Clark, Brett Steward, and Andy Pryor HAWKINS FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. MOORE’S TEXACO Central Heating and Cooling Systems Custom Pipes and Mufflers Align and Computer Balance Wheels DeKalb, TX 667-5066 168 J. W. NICHOLS Ladies’ Apparel and Shoes JAMES D. BUTLER EXXON STATION 116 West Main 427-2640 506 West Main u 427-3971 Clarksville e Parisl3lfeto0= Serving Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma Since 1869” VOE student employee Duania Davis GOODING TITLE CO. Title Insurance Congratulations Seniors From LITTLE CHICAGO STORE Hwy. 82 West Highway 82 Avery, Texas 75554 Lane Duncan 684-3550 Bruce Duncan 684-3673 DECA student employees Tonya Clark and Aaron Capps THE RED RIVER NATIONAL Clarksville, TX BANK Member FDIC 170 liE m£% §£M©?KiE ©ll§?E Hwy. 37 South Phillip Hiller and Karen Hines MARTIN SPROCKET GEAR, INC. Clarksville, Texas Arlington, Texas Abilene, Texas Houston, Texas Atlanta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois Montpelier, Ohio Clarksville, Texas Paragould, Arkansas Bergenfield, New Jersey Minneapolis, Minnesota Danielsville, Pennsylvania Tampa, Florida Portland, Oregon Los Angeles, California Sacramento, California JOLLEY’S FUNERAL HOME Bill and Ann Weaver, Owners P.O. Box 606 Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-2231 171 FOOD BASKET Student employees Byron Dickson, Tod Duren, Monica Jones, Ronnie Stanley, Buddy Williams, and Mike Mitchell KingKisher® 1 WAL-MART 1 Clarksville, TX 427-3819 iboi £jlass Floats Monulo turad by MASTER MOLDERS. INC. Ordering class rings is a special occasion for both Angela Ussery, a lifetime student at Clarksville, and Rex Norris, a first-year CHS student. This time to show your CHS pride is made possible by BALFOUR-TAYLOR COMPANY 172 BEADLE AND BEADLE LAWYERS Laura Beadle Leslie Beadle LOE’S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 7-11 400 East Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-5636 Ga. Parts for American and Foreign Cars Cold Drinks Trucks and Tractors Fast Food Items Your Your Mato®0'' AutoPomStoro manager Auto Port. Star 1310 W. Main 427-2470 RED RIVER COUNTY FARM BUREAU Congratulates Scott Pettiet, CHS Lone Star Farmer. 173 Manufacturers of Screen Doors and Louvered Items Jimmy Peek President (214) 697-3591 P.0. Box 287, Annona, Texas 75550 ANNONA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 174 PARIS LUMBER BUILDING CENTER “Shop where the customer is always number one.” 3555 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas EUBANKS AGRI.INC. Hwy. 82 West Annona, TX 697-2241 Student employees Jeff Strunc and Bryan Ward BLACKMON PHARMACY DECA student employee Jeanette Kelsoe 175 176 Stacy Gist for GIST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Office Phone 427-3536 Home Phone 427-2312 Autographs i . 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