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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Tiger Claw Vol. 47 CLARKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS VOL. 47 1983-84 Personnel...... Classes ....... Favorites...... Organizations. . Sports......... Award Winners Special Events. Advertisements . . 5 . 15 '47 .61 . 93 121 129 145 TIGER CLAW 1984 Title Page 1 Faces and Places Clarksville High School is more than a building with classrooms. It is a place where ideas are formed, dreams are dreamed, and friendships are established. Throughout these pages, share the faces and places through which this collage of experiences is made memorable. “I did it! Many hours of work are required to publish the TIGER CLAW. Darin thinks about it. Darrell takes time out for fun. Another Van Gogh? 2 Opening Opening 3 This is “having your cake and eating it too.” Kenneth decides to give blood. 4 Opening Glenn Acker Superintendent Mack Humphrey Assistant Superintendent SCHOOL BOARD — Seated: Mrs. Helen Hale, Robert Millikan, Robert Smith, and Ed Dickson. Standing: Glenn Acker, Roy Wilburn, Mack Humphrey, and Charles McLendon. 6 Personnel R. G. Burris Assistant High School Principal Gary Wilkins Director of Special Services Gene Howlett High School Principal Don Westbrook Vocational Director Personnel 7 To the delight of a near-capacity crowd, the CHS Faculty hosted the Harlem Entertainers Basketball Team. Though our local team did not find a victory on the court, their efforts were entertaining and very much appreciated by the Sophomore Class, who sponsored the event as a fund raising project. James Barham Building Trades David Bean Math, Computer Math, Senior Sponsor Gertie Bennett Resource Aide Coach Coulter tries it from the floor. 8 Personnel Gary Byers Metal Trades Donya Collins Girls’ Athletics Donna Cornelius Resource Aide Edna DePriest English, French William Dickerson Business Willie Coulter Coach, Resource Rosemary Evetts Counselor Bonnie Eastland Homebound Teacher Karen Cooper English, T-Stepper Sponsor, Senior Sponsor Lonnie Cooper Coach, History, Senior Sponsor Dr. Acker makes two for the faculty. Personnel 9 Reggie Lambeth, Head Cheerleader, surprises Mrs. Price at a pep rally by naming her “Cheerleader Sweetheart.” Because of her support of the team and the Cheerleaders’ successful efforts to build “Tiger Spirit,” they feel Mrs. Price deserves this unique honor. Ben Fowzer Band Patricia Fowzer Choir Joann Glasco Vocational Adjustment Co-ordinator m Coach Lambeth enjoys a pep rally. 10 Personnel Mr. Howlett proclaims Foreign Languages Week. Looking on from the French classes are Kim McLendon and Michael Williamson, from the Latin Classes are Bo ir) LdW and Jeff Nichols., and from the Spanish classes are Leisa Mclntire and Bart Dunham. Teela Hurt Latin Librarian Tempie Johnson Math Sue Hughes Resource Sam Humphrey Counselor ausler Jan Hausler Math Johnny Holley Science Personnel 11 Mrs. DePriest brings a cake for the faculty. Bill Mabry John Morris Agriculture Government, Psychology, Senior Sponsor Nancy Parris Voc. Office Ed. Ann Pearce Business Dharlene Jones Distributive Education Hilton Lambeth Head Coach Health Dora Jones Social Studies Chester Linton Auto Mechanics, Senior Sponsor Dale Parker Science Larry Ormes Coach, History Pete Pearce Joan Phillips Agriculture Business Secretary 12 Personnel Gratie Potts Inez Price Jacqueline Robinson Sue Russell English Study Hall Resource Spanish Georgia Scott Homemaking Joycelyn Skidmore Superintendent’s Secretary David Walden Joyce Lynn Ward Coach, Social Librarian Studies Katherine Underwood Bookkeeper Pam Vaughan Homemaking Carolyn Welch Resource Aide Denny Whitley Band Director This has to be Monday!! Personnel 13 Those involved in keeping the facilities in working order and in preparing the facilities for special events such as football games, the T-Stepper Revue, and assemblies include Bret Jones, Maintenance Supervisor James Jones, Danny Healy, and Freddy Meadows. Mary Ruth Jackson, Rosie Jackson, and Norma Williams are responsible for the housekeeping duties of the main high school plant. The Vocational School is tended by Sue Fletcher. 14 Personnel i fOc mrbohi drafes vn - I blica °c V |(o O V? 4 XU y .-3i te CLASSES Senior Class Officers and Student Council Representatives David Rains, Representative Lisa Bachman, Secretary Sean Dawson, Vice-President Reggie Lambeth, Representative Betty Boulware, President John Humphrey, Representative Tonya Young, Treasurer, not shown 16 Sherrell Allen Angela Brown FHA, 1 yr.; FHA Sec., 1 yr.; OEA, 2 yr.; OEASec., 1 yr. Lisa Kay Bachman Drill Team, 4 yr.; Honor Roll, 4 yr.; NHS, 2 yr.; Class Secretary, 3 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr- James Black Ray Arnold Dale D. Berryhill All-Region Choir, Sr.; All-Area Choir, Sr.; All-State Choir, Sr.; Madrigals, Sr.; Key Club. Stephanie Bell Betty Machelle Boulware Honor Roll, 4 yr.; NHS, 2 yr,; Band, 3 yr.; Class President, 2 yr.; Key Club, 4 yr. Scottie D. Wilcox Amos Majorette, 3 yr.; Band, 4 yr.; Choir, 4 yr.; All-District Band; Honor Roll Seniors 17 Mandy Calloway Tiger Mascot, 1 yr.; Library Club, 3 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; OEA, 2 yr; Girls’ State Rep. Cassandra Joyce Coleman FHA, 2 yr.; FTA, 3 yr.; Girls’ Athletic Mgr., 1 yr.; ‘B” Honor Roll, 4 yr. Jackie Lavern Coleman Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance Trevor Collins NHS, 2 yr.; All-District Football, 2 yr.; All-District Baseball, 2 yr. Jeffery Coulter Honorable Mention Football; Second Team All-District Football; District Champs. T and F, '83 Gina Daniell Thomas Daniels Eric Davis Jerald Davis FHA; Football and Track Mgr.; Basket ball Mgr., 1 yr. 18 Seniors Elvis D. Douglas FHA President, 1 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr.; Spanish Club Beau, 1 yr. Greta Joyce Dillard Varsity Athletics, 4 yr.; All-District Volleyball and Basketball, 4 yr.; Honor Roll, State Ath. Competition. Byron Bernard Dickson DECA; Choir, 4 yr.; Madrigals, 2 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 4 yr. Lynn Dillard FHA, 2 yr.; Varsity Athletics, 3 yr. John Todd Duren DECA, 2 yr.; Football, 2 yr. Stephen T. Drye All-State Orchestra; All-State Choir; Madrigals, 4 yr.; All-Region Band, 3 yr.; All-Area Choir, 3yr. Floyd Dotson Sean Dawson Honor Roll, 4 yr.; Drill Team 4 yr.; NHS, 2 yr.; Class Vice-Pres., 4 yr.; Miss CHS, 84 Steve Dotson Seniors 19 Dennis C. Edwards Football Mgr., 3 yr.; Track, 3 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Cross Country, 1 yr. Travis English Boys’ State Rep.; NHS; All-District Basketball; All-District Football; District Champs Basketball. Donald L. Gaines Library Club, 1 yr.; Historical Club, 1 yr.; DECA, 2 yr. Fitzgerald Ellis All-District Football, 2 yr.; All-District Basketball, 2 yr.; Spanish Club, 2 yr. Roy Justin Ervin Leslie A. Gallander Band, 4 yr.; FFA, 2 yr.; Perfect Atten- dance, 2 yr.; Stage Band, 3 yr.; All District Band, 3 yr. Patricia Kathleen Elrod Jim Finley Band, 4 yr.; All-Region Choir; Latin Club, 1 yr.; Class Favorite Norn.; DECA. Lindsay Gill 20 Seniors Bettina Shoray Gonerway John Glass Joe F. Gray Basketball, 2 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Spanish Club, 2 yr.; Most Attractive, 2 yr.; Mr. CHS. Debra Annette Hayes Athletics, 4 yr.; All-District Volleyball; Homecoming Queen Nominee; Football Sweetheart; FHA, 4 yr. Sonja Elaine Harris Future Homemakers of America. Nikki Hemingway Choir, 2 yr.; Key Club, 2 yr.; Drill Team Mgr., 2 yr. Timothy Graves Timothy Wayne Hausler FFA, 2 yr.; Metal Trades, 2 yr. John Herrington Football, 4 yr.; Varsity Letterman, 2 yr. DECA; Class Favorite Nominee 21 Teresa Hines Mitch Glenn Hill Band, 3yr.; FFA, 1 yr. Vivian Jackson Brock Jennings Baseball, 3 yr.; Football, 2 yr.; Choir, 2 yr.; Key Club; DECA. John Mack Humphrey Boys' State Rep.; “A” Honor Roll, 4 yr.; Golf, 3yr.; NHS Treasurer. Brenda Jean Johnson NHS; Theatre Arts (Best Actress); Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance, 3 yr.; VOE. Kenneth Jones 22 Seniors Monica Jones Class President, 2 yr.; Class Favorite, Fr.; Majorette, 1 yr.; Band, 1 yr.; Choir, 2yr. Jana Kay T-Stepper, 4 yr.; Homecoming Queen Norn.; Miss CHS Norn.; Student Council Pres.; Sr. Baseball Sweetheart, Jr. Jacob King Dene Knight Band, 3 yr.; VOE 2 yr.; NHS 2 yr.; Honor Roll; Stage Band, 3yr. Reggie Lambeth Who’s Who Among HS Students; Head Cheerleader; Student Council Rep.; NHS; DECA Area and State Officer. Lee Edward Lindeman Football; All-District Baseball; Choir; Perfect Attendance; Baseball, 4 yr. Donna Kay Mauldin Drill Team, 2 yr.; OEA, 2 yr.; Parliamen- tary Team; Library Club, 3 yr.; Historical Club Pres. Richard Mclntire Cynthia LaJean Miles FHA, 2 yr. Seniors 23 Gary Moore Anna M. Nichols Band, 4 yr.; FFA, 2 yr.; All-District Band, 3 yr.; Stange Band, 2 yr.; Who’s Who. Patricia Owens wmm Gerry L. Moore Building Trades, 3 yr.; Outstanding Achievement Award, Voc. School, 1 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr. Sheryl D. Moore Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr.; OEA, 2 yr.; FTA, 3 yr.; Theatre Arts, 1 yr. Rex Delre Norris, Jr. All-District Football; All-Region Golf; Optimist Award; Key Club; Honor Roll. Charlotte Ann Nunley Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance; Spanish Club Sweetheart; DECA; FHA Reporter. Vernesia Owens Library Club, 4 yr.; FHA, 4 yr.; Spanish Club, 2 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr.; Honor Roll. 24 Seniors Jack Baxter Phillips Band, 4 yr.; Choir, 2 yr.; Tennis, 4 yr.; All-District Band, 1 yr.; All-Region Choir, 1 yr. Kevin Phillips Lisa Elizabeth Pollock Cheerleader; FFA; Class Secretary, 1 yr.; Historical Club Vice-President, 1 yr. Andrew Lee Pryor Madrigals; Key Club Reporter; Historical Club Vice-President; Library Club Historian; Honor Roll William David Rains All-Dist. Baseball Second Team; All- Dist. Baseball 1st Team; All-Dist. Foot- ball Runningback and Linebacker. Michelle Richards Shannon Rose Doristine Rosser Loretta Rosser Band, 3 yr.; OEA Parliamentary Team, 2 FHA, 3 yr.; Tiger Rag, 1 yr. yr.; Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Library Club District Secretary and Treasurer, 1 yr. each. Seniors 25 Tommie Rosser William Rosser Doris Sanders Athletics, 2 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Theatre Arts, lyr. Duval Sanders Larry Sanford Golf, 2 yr.; Football; Key Club; Honor Roll. Shawn Jeanine Sargent All-District Band, 4 yr.; Drum Major, 2 yr.; Choir, 4 yr.; Madrigals, 3 yr.; OEA President. Karla Scales Ryland C. Scales Steve L. Scales Perfect Attendance, 3 yr.; Football; Football Letterman, ’83 Baseball; Basketball 26 Seniors Lola Scott Carolyn Sims Ronnie Stanley Brett Steward Tim Titus Charles Turner DECA President; NHS; Key Club, 2 yr.; Yearbook Staff, 1 yr. Angela Ussery Cecilia Ann Villines FHA, 2yr.;VOE, 2yr. Karen Denise Ward FHA, 3yr. Seniors 27 Seth Edward Ward Football, 3 yr.; Honor Roll; Auto Mechanics; Perfect Attendance, 7 yr.; Mr. CHS Nominee. Duane White Shunda LaVerne White VOE Officer; Choir, 4 yr.; Madrigals, 2 yr.; Most Attractive Nominee; Honor Roll, 2 yr. Lisa Williams FHA, 2 yr.; Athletics, 4 yr.; Track Regional Qualifier, 4 yr. Angelia Denise Wilson FHA, 3 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; Library Club, 2 yr.; Honor Roll. Michael Witmer Darlene Woods Kevin Wright Tonya Michelle Young Class Treasurer, 3 yr.; DECA; Class Favorite Nominee; Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr. 28 Seniors Junior Class Officers and Student Council Representatives John Barker, Representative Josef Hausler, President Kim Duren, Representative Cindy Martin, Treasurer Aliesa Baird, Representative Salena Floyd, Secretary Penny Hackler, Vice-President 29 Nominees for Most Attractive in the Junior Class include Anthony Moore, Rickey Johnson, Louise Giddens, Lanetta Williams, Chance Dawson, John Barker, Eddy Castaneda, Wanda Tippie, Kelly Wright, and Mickey Moore. James Benningfield Glenda Boulware ‘ v Danny Bryan Eddy Castaneda Candace Cellum Kasey Christie Vicki Clark Sandi Cellum Matthew Coleman Sabrina Coleman Rhonda Chandler Alvin Cook Angela Cherry 30 Juniors Mike Gallander Louise Giddens Gloria Gray Penny Hackler Shannon Holley Rhonda Huff Tony Jackson Salena Floyd Sandra Hayes Josef Hausler Nominees for Junior Class Favorites include Salena Floyd, John Barker, Raegan McKinney, Kim Duren, Percy Edwards, Louise Giddens, John Price, Glenda Boulware, Angelia Cherry, and Rickey Johnson. Juniors 31 After the Powder Puff game, Kim Duren needs plenty of room to walk. Rickey Johnson Sonja Lockhart Raegan McKinney Kim McLendon Anthony Miles Kevin Miller Donnie Mitchell Dwight Moore Mickey Moore Anthony Moore Mike Moore Rickey Moore 32 Juniors Stanley Nelson Darin Peek Kim Nunley Yvette Perry Cheri Parker Kevin Posey Clay Peek John Price Judy Osborne Tammy Phillips Jeff Ragan Mike Reppond Michelle Reeves Gerry Richards John Ricks Norman Rose H. B. Rosser Freddie Scales Salena and Josef make the most of study hall time. Juniors 33 Todd Schuler Brenda Stansbury James Stiles Rhonda Stringer JeffStrunc Mike Tackett Blake Taylor Marla Taylor Wanda Tippie Charles Whitaker KimWilkerson Eddie Williams Kasey and Rickey try to beat the clock on a timed writing. Buddy Williams Victoria Woodberry 4 Kelly Wright 34 Juniors Sophomore Class Officers and Student Council Representatives Angie McGregor, Representative Jamey Thomas, Representative Sherry Floyd, Vice-President Melissa Smothermon, President Robin Lowe, Secretary and Representative Leigh Annis Townes, Treasurer (Not Shown) Sophomores 35 Bobby Allen Lisa Augustus Sharon Bell Gayla Bogan Tonya Brown Kristie Cobb Billy Bagby Clay Booth Carolyn Bagby Pamela Bell Nominees for Most Attractive in the Sophomore class include Ola Young, Lillie Ricks, Lisa Walker, Robin Lowe, Melissa Smothermon, Lisa Augustus, Brian Doolittle, Chris Harvey, Russell Warren, Kelvin Murray, and Ed Hobbs. Chance Cole Jeff Coleman Donald Collins Carol Cooeland Betty Corbin Ramona Coulter TammieDean Brian Dickerson 36 Sophomores Yolanda Dillard Rickey Edwards Derrick Dockins Brian Doolittle Glenn Drew Bart Dunham Willie Edwards Jemalyn Finley Sherry Floyd Lisa Gaffney Leslie Gifford John Gray Franky Hale Chris Harvey Kenneth Hendrix Steven Hayes Nominees for Sophomore favorites are Melissa Smothermon, Robin Lowe, Willie Edwards, Ola Young, Sammy Puckett, Steve Shaw, Rudy Scales, Mark Murphy, Brian Doolittle, and Jeff Nichols. Ed Hobbs Russell Higgins Sophomores 37 Greg Jackson Patrick Jenkins Lanette Johnson Bill Kornell Alene Lamberti David Moreland Leisa Mclntire John Morris Kelvin Murray Darryl McPeters Laverna McPeters Mark Murphy Angie McGregor Jeff Nichols l Harold Oney 38 Sophomores Robert Reed Lillie Ricks Mary Rosser Patricia Rosser Steve Sanford Patricia Taylor Paul Taylor Ed and Warren concentrate on their studies. Sophomores 39 Robert completes a test for the Navy. Cleveland Thomas Sandie Thomas Jamey Thomas Don Thornsberry Roberta Washington Kayla Wltmer Ola Young Rebecca Zehetner This is English class?? 40 Sophomores Freshman Class Officers and Student Council Representatives Shannon Pollock, Representative Leslie Beadle, Representative Terri LaRue, Treasurer Michael Herrington, Vice-President Jaime Phillips. Secretary Ann Clark, Representative Suzy Humphrey, President Freshmen 41 Nominees for Most Attractive in the Freshman class include Cassandra Coulter, Shannon Scott, Shannon Pollock, Pam Smith, Lana Chandler, David DePriest, Michael Herrington, Terry Hobbs, Lee Cross, Dewayne Coleman, and Sterling Dockins. Larry Applegate Sally Barker Sheila Barksdale Tamiko Barksdale Leslie Beadle John Bean Veronica Bell Clifton Brown Loretta Brown Shannon Bryan Richard Burgess Donna Butler Sherry Cain Lana Chandler Billy Childs Juanita Chivers Ann Clark Scotty Conway Dewayne Coleman Calvin Cook 42 Freshmen Freshmen Class Favorite nominees are Pam Smith, Cheryl Miller, Cassandra Coulter. Leslie Beadle. David DePriest, Michael Nickerson, Darrell Peek, Sterling Dockins, and Michael Herrington. Zachary Cook Jesse Cooper Tonya Cooper Sandra Costilla Silvia Costilla Cassandra Coulter Dayne Crenshaw Lee Cross David DePriest Joe Dill Stacey Dillard Sterling Dockins Earl Duffy Brian Duty Curtis Edwards Pam Epperson Darin Falls Craig Frazier Richard Fryar Doyle Ginn Freshmen 43 Henry Gray Amy Halley Eydie Hausler Tracy Hayes Kenny Henson Michael Herrington Carla Higgins Danny Hines Leigh Ann Hines Terry Hobbs Sam Holdren Kristin Hudgins Penny Huff Suzy Humphrey W. D. Humphrey Betty Jackson Gordon Jenkins Karen Johnson Mary Johnson Billy Jones Pamela Jones Kelly Knowlton Terri LaRue Russell Luman Two Luman Angela McCain Layne McKinney Tom Manginell Laura Mason Leslie Mason 44 Freshmen Cheryl Miller Donna Mitchell Sherry Mitchell Kenneth Moore Sonya Moore Victor Morgan Tisha Morris Shawn Napier Patrick Nelson Dawn Neville Cassandra Nickerson Michael Nickerson Blaine Peek Bobby Peek Darrell Peek Danny Phillips Jaime Phillips Rhonda Phillips Shannon Pollock Michael Raulston Terry Reed Jurline Richardson Teresa Ricks Tess Roberts Velma Rose Tina Royce Penny Sampson Stacey Scales Mark Schuler Kim Scott Freshmen 45 Eydie and Sally enjoy Algebra class. Shannon Scott Richard Shipman Pam Smith Priscilla Smith Stuart Smith Lisa Spencer Harvey Stacy Stacy Strunc Vance Taylor King Thomas Margie Tinned Tracy Tippie Gary Townes Gary Ward Delbert Washington Steve Whitley Vernell Wicks Angela Williams Danita Williams Pennye Williams Cassandra Willis Marcus Willis Dawn Womack Emmer Woodberry Tim Wooten 46 Freshmen In a survey taken by the Yearbook Staff of the 1984 Seniors, the following were listed as favorites: Movie.....................A,.........Footloose TV Program.............................Dynasty Movie Entertainer .............. Eddie Murphy Male Singer I................. Michael Jackson Female Singer.................. Patti LaBelle Group .............................Van Halen Album.................................Thriller Book................................Government Sport------...........................Football Magazine..........................Cosmopolitan Food............................... . Seafood Soft Drink ............................... Dr. Pepper FAVORITES Favorites 47 Mr. and Miss CHS Joe Gray Sean Dawson 48 Favorites Mr. and Miss CHS Nominees Loretta Rosser Steve Dotson Sean Dawson Larry Sanford Shunda White Joe Gray Jana Kay Duval Sanders Seth Ward Kevin Wright Favorites 49 k 1 50 Favorites Nominee Betty Boulware escorted by her father Mike Boulware Nominee Jana Kay escorted by her father Cliff Kay Homecoming Court Nominee Sean Dawson escorted by her father Doug Dawson Nominee Loretta Rosser escorted by her father William Rosser Nominee Debra Hayes escorted by her father Ulysses Hayes Flower Girl Amy Ewing Crown Bearer David Cooper Favorites 51 Senior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Duval Sanders and Shunda White Class Favorites Sean Dawson Most Attractive Steve Dotson Most Attractive 52 Favorites Junior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Lanetta Williams Most Attractive Anthony Moore Salena Floyd and John Price Most Attractive Class Favorites Favorites 53 Sophomore Class Favorites and Most Attractive Brian Doolittle and Robin Lowe Class Favorites Ed Hobbs Most Attractive 54 Favorites Shannon Pollock Most Attractive Freshman Class Favorites and Most Attractive Terry Hobbs Most Attractive Jaime Phillips and Darrell Peek Class Favorites Favorites 55 .wr BASKETBALL BEAU Joe Gray BAND SWEETHEART Shawn Sargent i BASKETBALL AND FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Debra Hayes 56 I Favorites BASEBALL SWEETHEART Aliesa Baird CHOIR SWEETHEART AND BEAU Carolyn Sims, Brock Jennings CHEERLEADER BEAUS Trevor Collins, John Price Favorites 57 DECA BELLE AND BEAU FFA SWEETHEARTS Reggie Lambeth and Brett Steward Chance Dawson and Jemalyn Finley FHA I SWEETHEART AND BEAU Wayne Humphrey, Sherrell Allen 58 Favorites FHA II BEAU AND SWEETHEART Kevin Miller and Louise Giddens FRENCH CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Salena Floyd and Michael Williamson ■V H O mX. • - HISTORICAL SOCIETY BEAU AND SWEETHEART Andy Pryor and Johnna Whittle KEY CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Laura Beadle and Mickey Moore Favorites 59 LATIN CLUB BEAU AND SWEETHEART David Rains, Ann Clark LIBRARY CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Johnna Whittle, John Price OEA BEAU Richard Mclntire T-STEPPER BEAUS Michael Witmer, Jeff Ragan 60 Favorites ORGANIZATIONS Organizations 61 Band Under the direction of Denny Whitley, the band has had a very active year filled with many audience pleasing performances. Baxter is featured at halftime. The Seniors present Mr. Whitley with a gift. 62 Band 1. The flutists perform during halftime. 2. Mr. Whitley directs the band. 3. Buddy plays “Taps” for the Veterans’ Day observance. 4. The band goes downtown. 5. Shawn Sargent, Drum Major STAGE BAND T. Dean, R. Zehetner, K. Knowlton, S. Amos, A. Nichols, J. Phillips. L. Mclntire, L. Townes, S. Humphrey. L. Gaffney, K. Christie, L. Gallander, S. Wilcox, D. Butler, L. Chandler, B. Williams, T. Cooper, M. Johnson, A. McGregor, S. Smith, J. Gray, S. Whitley, J. Bean, S. Johnson, D. Wisinger, J. Finley, J. Morris. Band 63 Majorettes Angie McGregor Sheila Wilcox Cindy Martin, Head Majorette Wanda Tippie Johnna Whittle Scottie Wilcox Amos Suzy Humphrey. Alt. Cindy Martin Angie McGregor Wanda Tippie 64 Majorettes Wanda sings the “Alma Mater” Angie boosts spirit. Cindy performs. Johnna Whittle Sheila Wilcox The County Bazaar performance is fun. Majorettes 65 T-Steppers Shannon Pollock. Amy Halley. Carolyn Sims, Dawn Womack. Melissa Smothermon. Jana Kay. Kelly Wright, Lisa Walker. Aimee Smith. Shannon Scott. Sally Barker. Kim Scott. Jana Kay First Lieutenant The pep rally is held downtown for Homecoming. Kelly Wright Second Lieutenant Dressed for Halloween 66 T-Steppers Kelly and Mrs. Cooper check the review in The Paris News. Santa gets a little help from Jana and Melissa. Kim enjoys the Christmas Parade. Carolyn prepares for the Revue. Jana shows spirit. Melissa Smothermon Fourth Lieutenant Lisa Walker, Third Lieutenant The half-time performance is dazzling. T-Steppers 67 Cheerleaders The joke is on the Freshmen. Halloween brings a special pep rally. Leslie Beadle Jemalyn Finley Jemalyn Finley, Shannon Rose, Sheryl Moore, Mandy Calloway, Mascot, Leslie Beadle, Reggie Lambeth, Head Cheerleader, and Robin Lowe. Leslie and Shannon cheer the team to a win. 68 Cheerleaders Freshman Cheerleader! Ready for the pep rally? Sheryl Moore Shannon Rose Preparing for the banquet Robin Lowe Reggie Lambeth. Head Cheerleaders 69 Choir S. Sargent. S. Amos. J. Osborne. C. Dawson. C. Parker, R. Lowe. S. Floyd, L. Chandler. T. Morris. R. Coulter, S. Coleman, L. Brown. S. Cellum, J. Chivers, G. Guilliams, T. Dean. L. Walker, A. McGregor. S. White, C. Sims, K. Turner, G. Bogan, T. Cooper, D. Womack. C. Higgins. C. Copeland, L. Townes. R. Zehetner, L. Ricks, C. Miller, M. Smothermon, J. Whittle, C. Martin, W. Tippie, K. McLendon, J. Bean, B. Williams, F. Scales. J. Thomas, T. Graves. J. Davis. J. Black, A. Pryor, J. Eeds, S. Dockins, L. Lindeman, J. Nichols, R. McKin- ney, S. Drye, C. Turner, D. Berryhill. B. Phillips, B. Dickson, S. Dillard, B. Dickerson, M. Williamson, C. Thomas, M. Nickerson, T. Col- lins. J. Humphrey, B. Jennings. Happy Birthday, Mrs. Fowzer.” The choir performs. 70 Choir Dr. Acker buys cookies from President Charles Turner and Clarksville is named a TMEA Honor Choir. Secretary Shawn Sargent. Charles directs a practice. Stephen accompanies the group. Kim entertains. Choir 71 Distributive Education Clubs of America Wanda pins the principal. Reggie displays her creativity. 72 DECA Angie Bearden, Wanda Tippie, Angela Ussery, Michelle Christie, Paula Lamon, Andrea Pennington, Brett Steward, Reggie Lambeth, Rickey Moore, Todd Duren, Glenda Boulware, Jerry Eeds, Mickey Moore, Byron Dickson, Charlotte Nunley, Tonya Young, Don Gaines. Wayne Johnson, Rhonda Chandler, Andy Pryor. Betty Boulware, Jim Finley, Ronnie Stanley. The DECA students enjoyed a very busy and successful year. They raised $600 for Muscular Dystrophy and $200 for Spina Bifida. In the area competition in Dallas, Clarksville claimed 14 win- ners and then went on to win 10 trophies at the state level in San Antonio. Students advertise the MD fund raiser and make Free Enterprise Week. r 9 9; %%% h A 1hon buttons to sell during Bring on the food! Last minute plans for the banquet are made. OFFICERS Rhonda Chandler, Asst. Treasurer Reggie Lambeth, Vice-President Betty Boulware, Photographer Angela Ussery, Historian Brett Steward, President Kendra O’dell, Reporter Gina Dawson, Secretary Angie Bearden, Treasurer Wanda Tippie, Historian Rickey Moore, Parliamentarian DECA 73 Office Education Association Rhonda Huff. Angela Brown. Stacy Farmer. Sandra Nevill. Shunda White, Mandy Calloway. Brenda Stansbury. Sheryl Moore. Sonja Lockhart. Monica Jones. Shannon Rose. Penny Hackler. Kelly Wright. Chance Dawson. Sandra Hayes. Teresa Hines. Tammy Braden. Dene Knight. Aliesa Baird. Leslie Gallander. Tammy Phillips. Shannon Holley. Gina Daniells, Donna Mauldin. Cecilia Villines. Annette Phelps. Anna Nichols. Brenda Johnson. Shawn Sargent. OFFICERS Mandy Calloway, Historian Shunda White. Sergeant-at-Arms Shannon Rose. Parliamentarian Aliesa Baird. Asst. Treasurer Chance Dawson, Vice-President Teresa Hines. Treasurer Angela Brown, Secretary Shawn Sargent. President 74 OEA Mandy and Shunda like the camera. ,xivri7( Welcome to our banquet! Chance and Aliesa enjoy the food UfllM FPOM Q ( CRIP,MUMS Students participate in the County Fair and the Christmas Parade. OEA 75 Future Farmers of America C. Christopherson, E. Castaneda, C. Dawson, D. Peek. J. Hausler, J. Finley. C. Harvey. C. Fletcher, J. Gray. K. Taylor. G. Boulware, R. Posey. J. Phillips. S. Cain, K. Rust, P. Sampson. D. Wisinger, S. Shaw, D. Hines. B. Dunham. C. Frazier. D. Peek. T. Luman. B. Boyd. K. Carrell. S. Lee. D. Thornsberry, M. Raulston, R. Posey, R. Burgess. B. Peek, S. Cain. T. Reed, D. White, G. Drew, L. McKinney. B. Peek, R. Weldon, E. Duffey, M. Simmons, K. Henson, R. Fryor, R. Mclntire, D. Dockins, F. Hale. Awards are presented and speeches are made at the annual banquet. 76 FFA Jemalyn’s calf has a mind of its own. Clay enjoys the fair. OFFICERS Craig Fletcher. Treasurer Eddy Castaneda. 1st Vice-Pres. Michael Witmer, Sentinel Josef Hausler. Reporter Jemalyn Finley. Secretary John Gray. Chaplain Clay Christopherson, Historian Chris Harvey, 2nd Vice-Pres. Darin Peek. President FFA 77 FHA I 1. Michael tries the grill. 2. “Oh, it really is a cake!” 3. “The finished product. 4. Freddy likes the microwave. 5. Dale and Eddy check to see if the cake is done. 6. Sheila says it is ready. 7. “Is this what you want? 78 FHAI FHA II 1. Students get practical experience in the area of child care. 2. FHA goes to the Fair. 3. Is this toy safe? 4. Nikki demonstrates on a doll. 5. Chance has “pressing'' business. 6. Monica cuts a pattern. 7. Tammy puts it together. FHA II 79 FRENCH CLUB L. Beadle, L. Spencer. T. Roberts, S. Bryan. L. Mason. S. Dawson, S. Floyd. L. Gifford. A. Halley. E. Hausler, S. Barker. R. Zehetner, L. Walker, S. Napier. S. Holdren, M. Hill, S. Puckett, S. Strunc, L. Mason, S. Humphrey, T. LaRue, T. Wooten. D. DePriest, S. Sanford. D. Sanders. T. English, M. Williamson. R. Higgins, L. Townes, S. Conway. Robert and John prepare for le diner francais The French students present a skit to celebrate Foreign Languages Week. 80 French Club Future Teachers of America L. Beadle. R. Lowe. S. Holley. T. Dean, A. McGregor, L. Chandler. K. Knowlton, L. Gifford, A. Wilson, C. Coleman, K. Duren, C. Dawson, C. Parker, J. Osborne, J. Whittle, Mrs. Jones, L. Ricks, K. Turner, K. Wright, K. Witmer, A. Shipp, T. YoOhg. G. Guilliams. S. Floyd. Members of the FTA gain first-hand knowledge of teaching when they substitute for some of the elementary teachers for an hour. FT A 81 Historical Society Jim Finley, Don Gaines. Alene Lamberti, Brenda Stansbury, Dawn Womack, Pam Epperson, Sherry Mitchell, Shannon Bryan, Sally Barker. Angie McGregor. Amy Halley. Lisa Pollock. Dale Berryhill, Johnna Whittle. Shannon Holley. Andy Pryor, Donna Mauldin, Mrs. Dora Jones. We love a parade! Students inspect historical markers. 82 Historical Society Key Club W. Tippie, R. Lowe. L. Beadle. J. Whittle. A. McGregor. S. Floyd. S. Floyd. T. Dean. C. Parker, J. Osborne. R. Zehetner. T. Brown. Mr. Bean. K. Duren, G. Boulware. A. Shipp. M. Smotherman. A. Smith. L. Townes. C. Cole, L. Walker. J. Finley. M. Moore. S. Sanford, R. Norris, R. Moore. L. Sanford, J. Price, K. Wright, J. Barker. K. Christie, J. Humphrey, D. Rains, J. Thomas, B. Williams, R. Higgins. J. Nichols, J. Hausler. Disc jockeys for a day Members work during the blood drive. Key Club 83 LATIN CLUB Tonya Brown, Robin Lowe, Shannon Pollock, Mrs. Hurt, Donna Butler, Aimee Smith, Ann Clark, Laura Beadle, Chance Cole, David Rains, Buddy Williams, Stuart Smith, Jeff Nichols, Michael Herrington. Club members bring Ancient Rome to Clarksville High. Shannon and Robin prepare for a pep rally. 84 Latin Club Library Assistants Angela Wilson, David Rains, Shannon Holley, Mrs. Ward, Lisa Pollock, Vernesia Owens, Mrs. Hurt. Counselor Assistants Sandie Cellum, Kayla Witmer, Mrs. Evetts, Sherrell Allen, Doristene Rosser, Vicki Clark, Brenda Stansbury, Jackie Coleman, Jeff Ragan. Library and Counselor Assistants 85 Library Club Donna Mauldin, Shannon Holley, Brenda Stansbury, Dawn Womack, Pam Epperson, Sherry Mitchell, Shannon Bryan, Sabrina Coleman, Kim Nunley, Angelia Wilson, Kasey Christie, Buddy Williams, John Price, Don Gaines, Jeff Ragan, Andy Pryor, Tonya Young, Johnna Whittle, Vernesia Owens, Mrs. Hurt. Students go to the Library Convention. Buddy scans the books. 86 Library Club National Honor Society Salena Floyd, Lisa Bachman, Kim Duren, Sean Dawson, Kasey Christie, Mr. Bowers, Trevor Collins, Buddy Williams, Mickey Moore, Cheri Parker, Dene Knight, David Rains, Travis English, John Humphrey, Duval Sanders, Jeff Ragan, Rickey Moore. Member Brett Steward helps initiate new members who include Buddy and Jeff. NHS 87 Student Council Mrs. Hausler, A. McGregor, J. Whittle, A. Baird, R. Lowe, L. Beadle, A. Halley, S. Pollock, M. Herrington, S. Humphrey, J. Kay, A. Clark, J. Barker, K. Christie, J. Thomas, B. Williams, J. Hausler, J. Humphrey, D. DePriest, D. Rains Members prepare for the Spring Formal, sponsor Freedom Jam and deliver Valentine carnations. 88 Student Council TIGER CLAW STAFF Stacy Farmer, Penny Hackler, Mrs. Hausler, Darin Peek, Russell Warren. TIGER RAG STAFF Lisa Pollock, Kim Nunley, Vernessia Owens, Angelia Wilson, Stacy Farmer, Tim Graves, Doris Rosser, Elvis Douglas, Gloria Gray, Karen Ward, Mrs. Butler, Cynthia Miles, Sherrell Allen, Craig Fletcher, Dale Berryhill. Tiger Claw and Tiger Rag 89 Vocational Organizations AUTO MECHANICS: Keith Middleton, Steve Dotson, Lisa Pollock, James Mclntire, Mr. Linton, Seth Ward, Donnie Mitchell, James Benningfield, Steve Scales, Danny Mitchell, Tommie Rosser, Jacob King, Tony Jackson, David Etters, Brian Dapps, Roy Ervin. BUILDING TRADES: James Dockins, William Rosser, Garry Moore, Sam Winkle, Dennis Edwards, James Giddens, Mr. Barham, Thomas Daniels, Rickey Edwards. 90 Vocational Organizations Vocational Organizations METAL TRADES: Kenneth Johnson, Jimmy Murphy, Tim Hausler, James Matlock, Charles Whitaker, Kevin Phillips, John Glass, Mr. Byers, Charles Woods, Jerry Pfifer, Kevin Johnson, Todd Schuler, Jerry McIntosh. GENERAL CONSTRUCTION: Mr. Barham, Kenneth Moore, Danny Phillips, Vernell Wicks, Paul Tinnell, Joe Dill, Clay Booth, Delbert Washington, Gary Ward, Bobby Allen. Vocational Organizations 91 The 1983-84 school year was a good year for CHS athletes. Of the 121 students in competitive sports, 64 were named to All District Teams. Thirty-two of these students went on to compete in regional play-offs, with an unprecedented three athletes qualifying for State Tournaments. Two of these students brought home trophies from this competition. On the district level, CHS had two teams place first, three teams place second, and one team place third. The various tournaments entered brought 13 first, second, and or third place trophies to CHS. Way to go Tigers! Sports 93 Tiger Football The 1983-84 Tiger Football Team progressed through the season with impressive district play and ended the year as the second team in the district. Pitted against the eventual undefeated state champion Dainger- field team in the Bi-District Play-Off, the Tigers gave the Daingerfield team their best challenge on the way to the championship, with better stats against them than any other team. Way to go, Tigers! John and John savor a victory. Does Kevin hold on? 94 Football Trevor leads the way for Kevin. Jeff Coleman Matthew Coleman Tailback Guard Sophomore Junior Daingerfield’s last man gets Kevin. Trevor Collins Fullback Senior Jeff Coulter Tackle Senior The Tiger defense plays tough against Mt. Vernon. Football 95 Percy Edwards Cornerback Junior Travis English Tight End Senior Fitzgerald Ellis Tight End Senior John Herrington Tackle Senior Trevor goes all the way against Winnsboro. Tony Jackson Rickey Johnson Richard Mclntire Kevin Miller Tight End Fullback Center Tailback Junior Junior Senior Junior 96 Football Anthony Moore Mickey Moore Rickey Moore Mark Murphy Tailback Defensive End Defensive End Fullback un'or Junior Junior Sophomore The Tigers go through the receiving line and onto the field. Rex Norris Stanley Nelson John Price Jeff Ragan Guard Running Back Center Guard Senior Junior Junior Junior Football 97 David Rains Duval Sanders Larry Sanford Ryland Scales Fullback Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Senior Senior Senior Senior Here come the Tigers! 98 Football Steve Scales Wide Receiver Senior Ronnie Stanley Tailback Senior Cleveland Thomas Quarterback Junior Charles Turner Quarterback Senior Cleveland gets an interception. Duval hauls one in. Michael Williamson Kevin Wright Tight End Guard Junior Senior Football 99 Junior-Varsity District Co-Champions First Row: S. Stamper, K. Murray, P. Skidmore, P. Tinnell, D. Dockins. Second Row: V. Morgan, E. Hobbs, H. Stacey, S. Davis K Posey, H. Oney. Third Row: B. Doolittle, S. Sanfrd, R. Scales, D. Moreland, S. Dillard. P. Jenkins. G. Drew, D. R. Collins. First Row: T. Hayes, R. Posey, M. Raulston, C. Edwards, L. McKinney, T. Manginell, S. Scales. Second Row: D. Peek, S. Dockins, R. Burgess, T. Wooten, M. Herrington, G. Townes, S. Napier. Third Row: M. Willis, T. Hobbs, R. Luman, Z. Cook, S. Conway, D. Washington, D. DePriest. Fourth Row: Coach Ormes, H. Gray, G. Jenkins, M. Nickerson, L. Cross, T. Tippie. 100 Football Varsity Basketball DISTRICT GAMES Opponent We They Mt. Vernon 64 37 Pittsburg 58 44 Prairiland 61 67 Winnsboro 75 47 North Lamar 57 68 Mt. Vernon 54 36 Pittsburg 69 41 Prairiland 69 54 Winnsboro 77 54 North Lamar 58 66 In addition to the impressive record listed above, the team entered and won three tournaments during the season. In the Mt. Vernon tournament, Duval, Trevor, and Fitzgerald made the All-Tournament Team. Duval, Fitzgerald, and Travis received the same honor in the Hooks Tournament. Coached by Larry Ormes, the team ended the season 18-8. Here comes two! This one is mine. Go find your own. Boys’ Basketball 101 Matthew Coleman Junior Trevor Collins Senior Brian Dickerson Sophomore Fitzgerald Ellis Senior Duval tips it off. Travis gets around this opponent. 102 Boys’ Basketball Travis English Senior Joe Gray Senior Duval Sanders Senior Ryland Scales Senior Steve Scales Senior Cleveland Thomas Sophomore Charles Turner Senior “Which way did he go?” Boys’ Basketball 103 Junior-Varsity Basketball Jeffrey Coleman, Kelvin Murrey, Kenneth Faulkner, Kevin Miller, H. B. Rosser, Russell Higgins, Anthony Miles, Rudy Scales, Patrick Jenkins, David Moreland, D. R. Collins, Brian Doolittle, Coach Coulter. The Junior Varsity team captured the District J-V Championship with a 15-1 season record and 5-0 in District play. Coach Coulter reports that these young men believed in each other and were willing to work to receive their rewards. He adds his congratulations for the successful year and stresses his wish for success in both academic and athletic endeavors. Freshman Basketball First Row: Jamie Cortez, Kenneth Moore, Sterling Dockins, Tom Manginell, Patrick Nelson, Brandon Phillips, Gary Townes. Second Row: Coach Sumners, Kelvin Marshall, Gordon Jenkins, Stacey Dillard, Michael Nickerson, David DePriest, Terry Hobbs. 104 Boys’ Basketball Boys’ Varsity Track — Second in District E. Hobbs, K. Roland, R. Moore, K. Nefson, K. Wright, S. Nelson, D. Dockins, K. Faulkner, K. Posey, S. Davis, K. Moore, A. Moore, K. Miller, J. Price, J. Coulter, D. Sanders, M. Mickerson, D. Mitchell, S. Dillard, T. Jackson, M. Moore, M. Coleman, G. Drew, P. Edwards, B. Dickerson, T. English, P. Jenkins, F. Ellis, R. Scales, M. Murphy, Coach Cooper, Coach Coulter. One-half point! That was the edge Pittsburg had over Clarksville for the district championship. And that came after a second place finish by the sprint relay team was scratched because of a rule infraction. However, in the face of such disappointment, 16 Tigers qualified for the regional meet with Stacey Dillard, John Price, Kyle Roland, and Rickey Edwards setting new district records in the shot put, discus, pole vault and 300m hurdles. Way to go Tigers! Mickey and Tony finish first and second. Kyle gets high enough for second place. Boys' Track 105 Stacey puts the shot in district competition. John practices with the discus. The baton is passed. 106 Boys' Track First place winners in the district meet include Kyle Roland, John Price, Mickey Moore, Michael Nickerson, Stacey Dillard, and Rickey Edwards. Kyle completes a successful vault and then takes a quiet moment. FRESHMEN: Henry Gray, Kenneth Moore, Gordon Jenkins, Lee Cross, Heimi Cortez, Coach Cooper, Randy Posey, Tom Manginell, Stacy Scales, Terry Hobbs. Boys’ Track 107 Baseball — Second in District Jeff Ragan, Ryland Scales, David Rains, Lee Lindeman, Michael Witmer, Scotty Conway, Tim Wooten, Coach Walden, Brock Jen- nings, Trevor Collins, John Barker, D. R. Collins, David DePriest, Sammy Puckett, Charles Turner, Russell Higgins. DISTRICT GAMES Opponent Prairiland Mt. Vernon Winnsboro North Lamar Pittsburg Mt. Vernon Winnsboro North Lamar Pittsburg Prairiland Mt. Vernon Winnsboro North Lamar Pittsburg Bi-District Linden-Kildare We 12 5 6 14 10 16 15 12 14 1 1 6 13 20 1 Trevor makes it. John Barker — CF D. R. Collins Trevor Collins — 1st Scotty Conway Hon. Mention, All-Dist. LF 1st Team, All-Dist. 2nd Base 108 Baseball David DePriest C Russell Higgins P Lee waits for the pitch. “Congratulations on the homer.” Sammy Puckett, C 2nd Team, All-Dist. Jeff Ragan 1st Brock Jennings — RF Lee Lindeman, SS 2nd Team, All-Dist. Hon. Mention — All-Dist. THE CONFERENCE David Rains, 3rd 2nd Team, All-Dist. Ryland Scales CF Baseball 109 Jamey Thomas 1st Charles Turner, LF 1st Team, All-Dist. Michael Williamson, P 1st Team, All-Dist. Michael Witmer, 2nd 1st Team, All-Dist. L Michael reads the signal, then calls for a conference. Tim Wooten P Barker comes home. Lee watches the action. Brock checks his run. 110 Baseball Tennis 1 Coach Walden, Shannon Bryan, Pam Epperson, Sherry Mitchell, Tonya Cooper, Carla Higgins, Baxter Phillips. Baxter slams it across. Carla and Shannon show their doubles style. Tennis 111 Girls’ Golf The Lady Linksters not only placed first in the North Lamar and fourth in the Winnsboro Tournaments but also captured the District Championship by the largest margin in the District’s history. When the All-District team was chosen, Jemalyn, Kim, Cheri, Robin, Leslie and Wanda were awarded this honor. District Champions Leslie Beadle, Judy Osborne, Suzy Humphrey, Cheri Parker, Coach Burris, Robin Lowe, Wanda Tippie, Kim Duren, Jemalyn Finley, Tonya Brown, Andrea Tackett. Kim lines up a shot. Cheri practices on the driving range. Jemalyn tries to sink a putt. 112 Girls' Golf Boys’ Golf — District Champions In an impressive year, the team placed in the top 5 in each tourna- ment they entered. After winning the District Championship, John, Larry, Rex, and Harold were placed on the All-District team. Rex was named the District MVP for the second con- secutive year, placed second in the regional play-offs and went on to place fourth at the state level. Pete Skidmore, Michael Herrington, Coach Burris, John Humphrey, Harold Oney, Rex Norris, Larry Sanford. Pete and Michael practice making the putt. Larry hits it while Rex checks the distance. John practices his driving. Boys' Golf 113 Volleyball Another successful season ended with a second place in district competition. When the All-District team was chosen, Clarksville was chosen for six of the coveted positions. VARSITY: Rhonda Huff, Lynn Dillard, Kim Duren, Debra Hayes, Angela Cherry, Terri LaRue, Coach Collins, Phyllis Coulter, Cassandra Coleman, Greta Dillard. Teamwork pays off! Terri sets up the ball. Kim and Greta team up for a point. 114 Volleyball Add one more Greta slams it. Ann sends it across. Phyllis sends it through the arms of a North Lamar defender. JUNIOR VARSITY: Sandra Costilla, Sylvia Costilla, Ann Clark, Lynn Dillard, Cheryl Miller, Coach Collins, Emmer Woodberry, Cassandra Coleman, Cassandra Coulter. Volleyball 115 Girls’ Basketball DISTRICT GAMES Opponent We They Winnsboro 61 57 North Lamar 49 48 Mount Vernon 62 33 Pittsburg 28 71 Prairiland 39 64 Winnsboro 56 34 North Lamar 43 62 Mount Vernon 45 43 Pittsburg 41 63 Prairiland 52 68 Phyllis Coulter, Lisa Williams, Yolanda Dillard, Debra Hayes, Cassandra Coleman, Lanetta Williams, Carla Higgins, Greta Dillard, Angela Cherry, Rhonda Huff, Coach Collins Phyllis Coulter Junior Angela lays it up. Lanetta scores two. 116 Girls’ Basketball Lisa gets it over the defender. Lanetta tries for two. Girls' Basketball 117 Carla Higgins Lanetta Williams Lisa Williams Freshman Junior Senior Angela moves down cour JUNIOR VARSITY Penny Sampson Angela Williams Coach Collins Cassandra Coulter Danita Williams Penny Williams Cheryl Miller Rhonda Huff 118 Girls’ Basketball Girls’ Track Ola Young, Lisa Williams, Phyllis Coulter, Terri LaRue, Yolanda Dillard, Angela Williams, Loretta Brown, Emmer Woodberry, Pennye Williams, Debra Hayes, Candace Cellum, Willie Edwards, Jurline Richardson, Coach Collins, Lanetta Williams, Angela Cherry, Rhonda Huff, Cassandra Coleman, Greta Dillard. The Tigerettes placed in the top six positions ten times during the district track meet. From these ten, Greta Dillard, Yolanda Dillard, Lisa Williams, Candace Cellum, Angela Williams, and Jurline Richardson went on to compete in the regional tournament. Greta Dillard and Lisa Williams then went to Austin for competition in the shot put and the 400m dash. Lisa came in 5th on the state level, but Greta, for the first time in three years, failed to win at state. Girls' Track 119 Lisa breaks the ribbon in the regional play-offs and insures a place in the state competition. It’s not all work! Greta breaks another record. 120 Girls’ Track “TOP TEN HONOR GRADUATES” Travis English, Valedictorian Betty Boulware, Salutatorian David Rains Lisa Bachman John Humphrey Trevor Collins Sean Dawson Reggie Lambeth Duval Sanders Brett Steward AWARD WINNERS Award Winners 121 TOP TEN: Travis English, Betty Boulware, David Rains, Lisa Bachman, John Humphrey, Trevor Collins, Sean Dawson, Reggie Lambeth, Duval Sanders, Brett Steward. WA L-MART SCHOLA RSHIP NATIONAL ACHIEVEMENT TEXAS ACHIEVEMENT Betty Boulware GEORGE F.SUNKEL SCHOLARSHIP Trevor Collins Stephen Drye TEXAS ACHIEVEMENT ALL STA TE ORCHESTRA AWARD RUTH M ARABLE AWARD STAR CHAPTER FARMER, Clay Christopherson OUTSTANDING AG CO-OP, Duane White STAR GREENHAND, Blaine Peek Brett Steward NATIONAL FINALIST DECA COMPETITION Reggie Lambeth DECA STATE PRES. ROTARY CLUB AWARD 122 Award Winners DECA STATE WINNERS: Andrea Pennington, Angela Ussery, Reggie Lambeth, Angie Bearden, Paula Lamon, Rhonda Chandler, Andy Pryor, Mickey Moore, Gina Dawson, Rickey Moore, Todd Duren, Brett Steward. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESEN- TATIVES: Betty Boulware, Mandy Calloway, Travis English, John Humphrey. LONE STAR FARMERS: James Stiles, Darin Peek, Eddy Castaneda, Craig Fletcher, Josef Hausler. ETSU FRENCH COMPETITION WINNERS: Kim FFA GRASS AND LEGUMES JUDGING TEAM — FIRST IN SCS COMPETITION: McLendon, Shannon Bryan, Terri LaRue, Lisa Clay Peek, Darin Peek, Clay Christopherson. Spencer, John Herrington. Award Winners 123 ALL DISTRICT CHOIR: Shawn Sargent, Sandi Cellum, Leigh Annis Townes, Wanda Tippie, Cindy Martin, Kim McLendon, Greta Guilliams, Angie McGregor, Johnna Whittle, Stephen Drye, Dale Berryhill, Buddy Williams, Freddy Scales, Baxter Phillips, Jamey Thomas, Andy Pryor, Kim Turner, Brian Dickerson. FRESHMAN ALL REGION CHOIR Steve Whitley Carla Higgins Tonya Cooper Kelly Knowlton John Bean ETSU SCIENCE COMPETITION WINNER Jeff Ragan ALL STATE CHOIR Dale Berryhill 124 Award Winners CHOIR UIL RATINGS OF 1 John Bean, Tim Graves, Shunda White, Sandi Cellum. Baxter Phillips, Johnna Whittle, Wanda Tippie, Cindy Martin, Chance Dawson, Rebecca Zehetner. Steve Whitley, Freddy Scales, Dale Berryhill, Andy Pryor, Kim McLendon, Kim Turner. Trevor Collins, Buddy Williams, Brock Jennings, Stephen Drye, Charles Turner, Leigh Annis Townes, Tisha Morris. ALL DISTRICT VOLLEYBALL: Rhonda Huff, Debra Hayes, Kim Duren. Terri LaRue, Angela Williams, Greta Dillard. ALL DISTRICT GOLF: Coach Burris, Cheri Parker, Jemalyn Finley, Wanda Tip- pie, Robin Lowe, Leslie Beadle, Kim Duren. ALL DISTRICT FOOTBALL David Rains, Mark Murphy — District Sophomore of the Year, Fitzgerald Ellis, Duval Sanders, Rex Norris. Michael Williamson, Matthew Coleman, Kevin Miller, Charles Turner, Jeff Coulter, Ronnie Stanley, Kasey Christie, John Price, Trevor Collins, Travis English. Award Winners 125 1984 FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Jeff Coulter, Kasey Christie, Matthew Coleman, John Price, Jeff Ragan, John Herrington, Cleveland Thomas, David Rains, Rex Norris, John Barker, Larry Sanford, Kevin Wright, Kevin Miller, Ryland Scales. Charles Turner, Ronnie Stanley, Anthony Moore, Fitzgerald Ellis, Mark Murphy, Jeff Coleman, Steve Scales. Duval Sanders, Tony Jackson, Michael Williamson, Travis English, Trevor Collins. ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL: Angela Cherry, Yolanda Dillard, Mona Williams, Lanetta Williams, Greta Dillard, Debra Hayes. ALL DISTRICT BASKETBALL Fitzgerald Ellis Travis English Duval Sanders 126 Award Winners REGIONAL TRACK QUALIFIERS: Derrick Dockins, Eddie Edwards, Kyle Roland, Stanley Nelson, Jeff Coleman, Michael Nickerson. Stacey Dillard, Tony Jackson, John Price, Mickey Moore, Rudy Scales, Matthew Coleman. ALL DISTRICT GOLF: Coach Burris, Larry Sanford, John Hum- GOLF ALL DISTRICT, 2 YR.: DIST. MEDALIST, 2 YR: ALL phrey, Harold Oney, Rex Norris, Medalist REGION, 2 YR: REGIONAL MEDALIST, 1 YR.: ALL STATE GOLF: Rex Norris Award Winners 127 MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS: Baxter Phillips, Tennis; Charles Turner, Football; David Rains, Baseball; Michael Witmer, Baseball; Kim Duren, Golf; Debra Hayes, Volleyball; Lisa Williams, Track; Carla Higgins, Tennis; Rex Norris, Golf; Greta Dillard, Basketball and Track, Rickey Edwards, Track; Trevor Collins, Tump Waldrep Award; Duval Sanders, Basketball. ALL RED RIVER VALLEY BASKETBALL Greta Dillard and Duval Sanders STATE TRACK COMPETITORS Lisa Williams and Greta Dillard 128 Award Winners September 1983 October 19 November 1983 SMTWTFS S M T W Tt S M T W T F S 1 2 3 A' r 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 6 7 8 910 2 3 4 5 V,7 8 678 9101112 11121314 151617 910 VI t2)r314 15 13141516171819 18192021 222324 16U gA92021 2? 2021 22232425 26 25 2627 282930 A r J yS26 27 2829 27 28 2930 December January 1984 March 1984 S M T )ft© PvS April 1984 sm;I EL F__S i 5 K.171 2 NJ2 29 5 6 7 1 12T9J4 84 021 £2 27 28 S M T v pfe S M T W T F S r— S M T W T F S VO 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 12 3 4 456 Cue 8 91011121314 5 6 7 8 91011 ii i$og?w iy p7 151617 18192021 12131415161718 18 T9pb2l 32 o 24 22 23 24 252627 28 192021222324 25 25 272 93031 A x 293031 26 272829 May 1984 S M T Wvleft's 7X 45 6 7 8 1011 12 171819 2324 25 26 93031 SPECIAL EVENTS Special Events 129 HOMECOMING WEEK The week of October 10-14 was celebrated as Homecoming Week. The many activities planned for the week included Backwards Day, Punk Rock Day, Tacky Day, Warm-up Suit Day, Blue and White Day, a spirit bonfire, a special pep rally, and the Homecoming Game with all the festivities. 130 Special Events Special Events 131 1. Raegan McKinney 2. Game ribbons are proudly displayed. 3. Cheerleaders make signs lor proud parents. 4. Tacky Day participants 5. Pep Rally 6. Suzy Humphrey 7. Tammy Dean 8. Ann Clark 9. Seniors display Tiger Spirit. 10. Rains shorten the bonfire. 11. John Barker 12. Guess Who? 13. The Homecoming Court is presented. 14. Neither rain nor wind will hamper the T-Steppers. 132 Special Events Powder Puff Football Game During the annual Powder Puff Football Game, the Senior — Freshman team managed to cross the goal line twice while the Junior — Sophomore team failed to get points on the board. 1. David Rains is crowned the Powder Puff Beau. 2. Kim, Laura, Rickey, Robin, Tony, and Jeff discuss strategies. 3. Kevin, Rex, David, and Michael, the Senior — Freshman coaches, contemplate counter-strategies. 4. The game begins. 5. Senior quarterback Betty Boulware, hands off the ball. Special Events 133 Valentine Dance •rs Students enjoyed themselves with music, dance, and talk at the Valentine Dance sponsored by the Sophomore Class. 134 Special Events Spring Formal The Student Council provided a welcome beginning to the Spring Break by sponsoring aSpring Formal. Special Evenis 135 T-STEPPER REVUE With dazzling costumes, an ob- vious feel for choreography, and an excellent back-up staff, the T- Steppers thrilled the audience during the annual revue “A Tribute to the Movies.” 136 Special Events Special Events 137 Variety Show The Fifth Annual Variety Show, a production of the Madrigals and the Stage Band, was a delightful ninety minutes of musical entertainment. 138 Special Events Special Events 139 Junior - Senior Prom “Tonight” was the theme for the Junior - Senior Prom held on April 28. Whether dancing, talking, enjoying the decorations, or visiting the refreshment table, everyone involved seemed to enjoy this special night. 140 Special Events Senior Exclusives Class Colors: Blue and Silver Class Flower: Red Rose Class Song: Is This the End Class Motto: Of all the memories, We can say: How fast the years have gone away. The parting class forever more — We’re the class of’84 Michelle Christie, like all seniors, has bills to Seniors dress the part for pictures. Ronnie is measured for his cap and gown, pay. MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES: Loretta Rosser, Charles Turner, Kevin Wright, Joe Gray, Sean Dawson, Debra Hayes, Steve Dot- son, Betty Boulware, Lee Lindeman, Jana Kay. 142 Senior Exclusives CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES: Joe Gray, Shunda White, Duval Sanders, Greta Dillard, Jim Finley, Lisa Bachman, Sean Dawson, Betty Boulware, Jana Kay, John Herrington, Steve Dotson. The seniors begin a tradition. “Isn’t it great!” Announcement cards are exchanged. The big day arrives! Senior Exclusives 143 Superintendent Glenn Acker congratulates Valedictorian Travis Class President and Salutatorian Betty Boulware welcomes th English. audience. Graduation May 25, 1984 THE CLASS OF ’84 144 Senior Exclusives ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisements 145 Manufacturers of Screen Doors and Louvered Items Jimmy Peek President (214) 697-3591 P.0. Box 287, Annona, Texas 75550 ANNONA MANUFACTURING COMPANY BEADLE BEADLE LAWYERS Laura and Leslie Beadle 310 N. Walnut Clarksville KAY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Lee Lindeman escorts Jana Kay into the new County Jail built by Kay Construction Company. ers MOTIVE 147 c s PAINT AND BODY SHOP Darin Peek tries the sander. The 1984 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. We would also like to thank Mr. J. D. Trissell and Mr. Darrell Coats for allowing us to make our class Officer and class favorite pictures at the Clarksville Airport and the Jan-Kay Ranch. Happy reminder. Life ahead offers many uncertainties. But throughout the years one constant remains. Your Balfour class ring. It will never fail as a happy reminder of the golden years you shared with your classmates. Wear it with pleasure. BALFOUR-TAYLOR Northeast Texas Division Greenville • Longview • Tyler representing J E W E L R Y • S F I N E S T CRAFTSMEN 148 Advertisements JOHN MEDFORD’S “It was a pleasure serving you — Hope you’ll call again.” 684-3261 Avery, Texas WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS Norman Davis, Owner Jana Kay and Sean Dawson model casual wear from Williams’. 26 N. 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FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH Building Materials Center Finishing Materials 2195 NE Loop 286 Paris, TX 214 785-5525 Advertisements 159 THE HUB Compliments off GOODING TITLE CO. Title Insurance DECA student employees Charlotte Nunley and Andrea Pennington. Compliments of s___ __ RED KAP INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 1409 • Clarksville. TX 75426 160 Advertisements CARL BEAN MOTORS (§£££ I FORD MERCURY Phone 427-5652 Cindy Martin, Kim McLendon and Judy Osborne dfaxA± jiffs JlLuzitodz xcfiangE. Qtrn ‘cMcJ2uazy - Ofxe.xa.tor £P. O. Sox 613 - dCavAiviCCc, dJtxa . 73426 Office. - 427-3( 49 cHontt - 427-5240 tttVICt WITH THI tyiD Of SOUND Andy McCormack HANDY FOODS EXXON GAS AND OILS KingFisher® 1805 West Main Clarksville, Texas Phone 214 427-2951 MonultX lured by MASTER MOLDERS. INC. ■ Fiberglass Boats - CAPPS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Brian Capps Advertisements 161 INSURANCE JAMES D. BUTLER 506 West Main 427-3971 Clarksville PEA RIDGE PACKERS AND PROCESSORS Rt. 1 Annona, Texas Phone 214 697-2221 Jim McQuary Kenneth and Karen Sheppard STONEVILLE FURNITURE Good Luck Seniors ’84 Best Wishes From All Employees and Perry O’Brian, Manager 1983-84 Cheerleaders Jemalyn Finley Shannon Rose Sheryl Moore Reggie Lambeth, Head Mandy Calloway, Mascot Robin Lowe Leslie Beadle 162 Advertisements LEWIS GROCERY AND BAR-B-Q =$!)£ Parte 500 West College 427-3386 THE CAROUSEL 206 N. Donoho Gifts Bridal Selections Framing 427-2488 “Serving Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma Since 1869” Robert and Martha Sue Stroud PARIS LUMBER BUILDING CENTER “Shop where the customer is always number 3555 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas Glen Chapman, Inc. 2875 N .E. Loop 286 214-784-6392 Paris, Texas 75460 214-784-6591 UPTOWN AUTO SALES 201 East Main 427-5176 Tom Rogers John Brantley Advertisements 163 Specializing in Steaks, Seafood, and Mexican Food BRANDING IRON RESTAURANT CLUB Restaurant Phone 427-3351 Hours: 6:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Club Phone 427-8924 Hours: 5:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. Owner: Wayne Stevens Highway 82 West Clarksville, Texas 75426 LOE’S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 400 East Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-5636 Parts for American and Foreign Cars Trucks and Tractors Y � r ■ Your ffl®. Wl. Auto Part� Store Auto Port� Store Manager i J.B.WHITE (0. AHEAD WITH BETTER VALUES' i South Side of Square 427-3725 FOOD BASKET CHS students employed at the Food Basket include Ronnie Stanley, Buddy Williams, Todd Duren, and Byron Dickson. 164 Advertisements D P AUTO PARTS I AND I DISCOUNT Employees Buddy Pope and Billy Mauldin 209 West Main 427-2213 Buy and Sell Guns, Tack, and Hardware Thomas Backus 427-2435 229 N. Walnut Clarksville BROWN’S FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY J J Floors Carpet, Tile, Linoleum, Parquet 427-3366 JEWELL A. NEATHERY, JR. 120 WEST MAIN ST. (214)427-5555 CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS 75426 LEWIS MEALS AND SONS LUMBER CO. CLARKSVILLE GLASS AND MIRROR Plumbing Supplies Aluminum Window Screens Jones Blair Paints and Varnishes Bobby and Linda Brown 427-3001 427-2694 Advertisements 165 THE CLARKSVILLE a TIMES CHS student employees Shan- non Rose and Betty Boulware discuss plans for the next edition with editor, Gavin Watson. MARTIN SPROCKET GEAR, INC. Clarksville, Texas Arlington, Texas Abilene, Texas Houston, Texas Atlanta, Georgia i riwTn Chicago, Illinois Montpelier, Ohio Paragould, Arkansas Bergenfield, New Jersey Minneapolis, Minnesota Danielsville, Pennsylvania Tampa, Florida Portland, Oregon Los Angeles, California Sacramento, California 4 Dairy Queen Kevin Taylor, Steaven Lee., and Ken Faulkner enjoy lunch at the Dairy Queen. Advertisements 167 PERRY BROTHERS River Drywali Tape, Bed, Texture Acoustical Ceiling Sprayed - Licensed Radex Applicator PHONE: 214-427-2180 Rt. 1. Box 140 ED FARMER, Owner Bagwell, Texas 75412 P.O. Box 1002 Clarksville, Tex. 75426 Propane Gas and Appliances “We service what we sell.” and Michael Williamson Sammy Puckett CURTIS BACHMAN VERMEER AND DEWEZE HAY EQUIPMENT Sean Dawson Lisa Bachman 168 Advertisements kVA Whites Your Home of Greater Values SLATON’S FURNITURE East Side of the Square REALTOR Ph. 214-427-3673 BUDDY PARKER Real Estate Broker Texas — Arkansas — Oklahoma 1900 W. Main Representative Clarksville, Texas 75426 WAL-MART PHARMACY John Price, Rhonda Chandler and Josef Hausler are shown gift selections by Janet Butts. Advertisements 169 PIGGLY WIGGLY Phone 214-427-2228 CLARKSVILLE FLORIST 900 West Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Frances Bachman Jonell Skidmore GREEN’S FURNITURE 103 North Locust Clarksville CHS student employees Mike Reppond and Rhonda Chandler W R AUTO SUPPLY 300 W. Broadway Clarksville 427-2421 Laura, Norma, Wylie and Darren Wylie Mclntire, Owner Mufflors Pipes 170 Advertisements THE KORNER Ann Clark Terri LaRue Eydie Hausler Michael Herrington ZJtze. nUnicjUs. (Z7oucfz Complete Beauty Service Specializing in Blow-N-Go Styles for Men and Women 108 W. Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone (214) 427-3941 WESTER’S CLEANERS LAUNDRY WITMER’S MEN’S WEAR Michael and Kayla Witmer Hwy. 82 West 427-5740 Advertisements 171 'MS Mulberry Lumber Company Box 830 Clarksville, TX 214 427-2283 GILBERT MOBIL STATION Compliments of Full Service Station Flats Fixed MAGNOLIA BRUSH MFG.CO. 606 West Main Whirlpool HOME JL APPLIANCES HOTPOINT J.W. NICHOLS APPLIANCE SALES SERVICE Appliances Are Our Business Ladies’ Apparel and Shoes Wade Taylor (214) 427-5441 116 West Main 706 E. Main St. Clarksville, Texas 75426 427-2640 TELE-VUE Russell Warren and Darin Peek discuss coming attractions with VOE student employee Angela Brown. 2 I 172 Advertisements THE MAN’S STORE David Barnett helps CHS student Wanda Tippie try on a pair of boots. RAINS TIRE CENTER JOLLEY’S FUNERAL HOME Bill, Ann, and Keith Weaver Box 606 Clarksville, Texas 427-2231 Advertisements 173 785-6882 III II l 3|| an KR- NORTHEAST TEXAS SHEETMETAL Hwy. 82 East Paris, Texas John Yerby Julie, Lorie, and Todd Yerby 174 Advertisements NORTHEAST TEXAS TEACHERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION See us for regular shares, share certificates, money markets, and IRA accounts. No one can borrow until someone saves. ALLEN LUMBER CO. Yellow Pine, Redwood, and Fir Lumber Pittsburg Paints and Varnishes Aluminum Screens 427-3255 301 W. Broadway NORTH TEXAS AGRICULTURAL. CREDIT THOMAS C. WELCH VICE PRESIDENT CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS OFFICE PHONE: 214 427-3040 BULLINGTON DRUG STORE Sally Barker, John Barker, and Aliesa Baird display Bull- ington’s contribution to Tiger Pride. Advertisements 175 BOBBY HINES PORTABLE BUILDINGS Rt.6 Russell Warren, Nikki Hemingway, and Danny Hines Clarksville WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY “We sell for less.” Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, TX 427-3819 CHICKEN COUNTRY Steve Shaw Loretta Rosser Danny Hines 176 Advertisements Autographs