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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1985 volume:

V Clarksville High School Clarksville, Texas Vol. 48 1984-85 Personnel...........7 Classes............15 Favorites..........51 Organizations.....65 Sports.............95 Award Winners.... 123 Special Events .... 131 Advertisements ... 145 TIGER CLAW The Year of the Tiger The 1984-85 school year featured successful Tigers. On the local, state, and national levels, the CHS Tigers were a source of pride in both the academic and athletic arenas. Throughout this book, share these experiences from this year of the Tiger. We know who is number 1 Kim creates a new fashion! Eydie gets ready for the road! Dr. Acker hosts a breakfast. 2 Opening Sophomores Rock” their way to good grammar. Students teach students. Chance aims” for a good English grade. Theatre Arts students perform. Chris makes a bench. Time for serious studying! Students help students. Opening 3 Leslie models a new outfit. DECA goes to San Francisco! CHS celebrates Halloween! 4 Opening Conference time for the Lady Linksters. DeKalb? No Problem! Steve builds muscles. Steve enjoys the banquet. Opening 5 Coach enjoys the party!? The Student Council sponsors a drug ed. program. Baccalaureate The T-Steppers put on quite a show! “Now what do we do?” 1985 — Our year of the Tiger! 6 Opening Personnel 7 Glenn Acker Superintendent Gary Wilkins Assistant Superintendent School Board: Ed Dickson, Helen Hale, Robert Millikan, Glenn Acker, Jerry Westbrook, Tom Ragan, Roy Wilburn, Jack Davis, Gary Wilkins. 8 Personnel Berniece Harris Gene Howlett Evelyn McCulloch Dir. R.R. Co. Special Transportation and AEC Dir. Curriculum Director Education Co-op. Personnel 9 James Barham David Bean Girta Bennett Gloria Bettes Building Trades Math, Computer Math Resource Aide High School Secretary Allen Bozarth Gary Byers Karen Cooper Lonnie Cooper History, Coach Metal Trades English, T-Steppers Ath. Dir., History Donna Cornelius Resource Aide Robbie Coulter Resource Aide Willie Coulter Coach, Health Edna DePriest English, French The teachers gathered to share the good food and celebrate Thanksgiving. However, after enjoying having his picture made, Coach Walden discovered he had shared more food than he thought. 10 Personnel William Dickerson Bonnie Eastland Pat English Rosemary Evetts Business Homebound Math Counselor Teacher Mary Ann Franklin Spanish, Theatre Arts Joann Glasco Voc. Adj. Co-or. Vernell Hale Voc. Secretary Jan Hausler Johnny Holley Debra Homer The faculty demonstrated their Tiger Pride in a basketball game against the local Kiwanis Club. Personnel 11 Dharlene Jones Distributive Ed. English Dale Parker Science Nancy Parris Ann Pearce Office Education Business Teela Hurt Latin, Librarian ■ Thomas McIntosh Auto Mechanics Dora Jones Social Studies Bill Mabry Vocational Agriculture Pete Pearce Voc. Ag. 55 Years Later: The class of 1930 returned to present again a dresser to the staff. This had been their Senior donation to CHS and, after being returned to its place of honor. Joan Phillips Business Secretary Gratie Potts English Inez Price Study Hall 12 Personnel Jacqueline Robinson Georgia Scott Joycelyn Skidmore Kim Starnes Resource Home Superintendent’s Choir Economics Secretary Katherine Underwood Pam Vaughan David Walden Joyce Ward Bookkeeper Home Economics Coach, Social Studies Librarian Relax and enjoy the pep rally.” Good food and friends brighten the day. Personnel 13 Mrs. Jones helps Tony Jackson select invitations. The T-Steppers serve punch and donuts to the teachers. Facilities Upkeep: Charles Roseberry, Danny Healy, Freddy Meadows, High School Complex: Norma Williams, Rosie Bret Jones, and James Jones, Maintenance Supervisor. Jackson, Mary Ruth Jackson. Maintenance Staff Sue Fletcher AVS Building 14 Personnel Classes 15 Cheri Parker, Vice President t Sateeafloyd,.Secretary • Cindy Martin, Treasurer-, c parjd ace Oettn m,-Rep resent at i ve 'r‘|5iicfdy Williams, Representative r ifthaekWtfii son':.Representative m .16 Seniors - - . ’ t' DAVID ETTERS March 30, 1967 — May 28, 1984 Aliesa Baird Laura Elizabeth Beadle We Remember “It is hard for one to see it as the grace of God when thinking about David’s death. He was a person whose compassionate friendship was truly his best virtue. Throughout his many years in the Clarksville School System, David quickly gained the friendship of his classmates and never came to school without a smile on his face and love in his heart. He possessed an inner peace which affected everyone around him. We regret that we cannot still share his happiness which he now shares with God.’’ John Barker, Class President ALIESA BAIRD — Student Council, Jr.; Baseball Sweetheart, Jr.; OEA, 2 yr.; OEA Teasurer, Sr. JOHN M. BARKER — Student Council, 4 yr.; Class President, Sr.; Key Club Officer, 2 yr.; Football, 2 yr.; Baseball, 4 yr. LAURA BEADLE — Class President, 2 yr.; Head Cheerleader, 2 yr; Student Council President, 1 yr.; Latin Club, 4 yr.; Girls’ State Representative. Gennie Bell John M. Barker “Don’t let the baby glow worms ____stab you in the back.” Seniors 17 JAMES BENNINGFIELD — Auto Mechanics GLENDA BOULWARE — Class Teasurer, 1 yr.; FFA, 3 yr.; FFA Secretary, 1 yr.; DECA, 2yr.; DECA Historian, 1 yr. BRIAN CAPPS — FFA, 2 yr.; Auto Mechanics, 2 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr. ANNETTE CARSON — Honor Roll; FHA, 2 yr. EDDY CASTENEDA — Most Attractive, Fr. and Sr.; FFA, 4 yr.; Most Attractive Nominee, 4 yr.; FFA Officer, 2 yr. CANDI CELLUM — Key Club, 2 yr.; FHA, 2 yr.; Track, 4 yr.; Track Regional Qualifier, 3 yr.; Student Council Rep., 1 yr. SANDI CELLUM — Choir, 4 yr.; Library Club, 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr.; Theatre Arts, 1 yr.; All-Dist. Choir, 1 yr. RHONDA CHANDLER — DECA Pres. DECA Area and State Winner; DECA Treasurer; Band, 3 yr. KASEY CHRISTIE — ETSU Science Winner, 1 yr; All-Dist. Football; NHS, 2yr.; Stage Band, 4yr.; All-Dist. Band. CLAY CHRISTOPHERSON — FFA, 4 yr.; FFA Historian and V-Pres.; Chapter Farmer; Area Grass Judge MATTHEW COLEMAN — All RR Valley Football; All-Dist. Football, 3 yr.; Track Regional Qualifier. SABRINA COLEMAN — Choir, 2 yr.; FHA, 3 yr.; Theatre Arts, 2 yr. PHILLIS COULTER — FHA V-Pres.; Historical Society; Track, 3 yr. James Benningfield Clay Christopherson “Eat more beef.” Matthew Coleman “Life is short. Make the most of every minute.” Candace Michelle Cellum “Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, live for today.” Glenda Joyce Boulware “There’s always tomorrow.” Sandi R. Cellum “Life is yours. Make it worth living.” 18 Seniors Annette Carson Eddy Castaneda Life is just a fantasy. Brian Edward Capps Rhonda Chandler Take time to do whatever makes you happy.” Angela Cherry Kasey C. Christie Sabrina Lynnette Coleman “Look to the future with a smile.” Alvin Cook Phyllis Elaine Coulter Today’s dream is tomorrow’s future.” Seniors 19 CHANCE DAWSON — Choir Madrigals, 3 yr.; Choir Sweetheart; FFA Sweetheart; All Region Choir; Honor Roll. KIM DUREN — NHS; Class Favorite, 1 yr.; All-Dist. VB, 2 yr.; MVP Golf; Key Club Rep., 1 yr. JERRY EADS — Choir, 3 yr.; DECA, 2 yr.; Key Club, 1 yr. KENNETH FAULKNER — DECA Teasurer; Track, 1 yr.; Basketball, 2 yr.; Football, 8 yr. CRAIG FLETCHER — FFA, 4 yr.; Greenhand Degree; Chapter Farmer; Lone Star Farmer; FFA Treasurer, 2 yr. SALENA FLOYD — NHS; Class Sec., 3 yr.; Class Favorite, 2 yr.; Key Club, 2 yr.; Homecoming Queen MIKE GALLANDER — Auto Mechanics, 2 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr. LOUISE GIDDENS — Most Attractive Norn., 3 yr.; Homecoming Queen Norn.; Class Fav., 1 yr.; Theatre Arts, 2 yr.; FTA, 1 yr. GLORIA GRAY — FHA, 2 yr.; Theatre Arts, 1 yr.; B-Honor, 1 yr. PENNY HACKLER — Class V-Pres., 1 yr.; OEA, 2 yr.; Student Council Rep; Key Club; Miss CHS Nominee. Chance Dawson Percy Edwards Salena Floyd ■ii Jerry Don Eads Doyle Dickerson Michael Gallander 20 Seniors James Dockins Stacy Farmer Anita Louise Giddens “A friend in need is a friend indeed.” Kimberly Ann Duren Eddie Edwards Kenneth Faulkner Craig Fletcher Gloria Gray Penny Hackler A friend in need is a friend indeed.” Seniors 21 JOSEF HAUSLER — FFA, 4 yr.; Officer, 2 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 4 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr.; Lone Star Farmer; Jr. Class Pres. SANDRA HAYES — Perfect Attendance, 2 yr.; Honor Roll, 1 yr.; FHA, 3 yr.; DEA, 2 yr.; Band, 4 yr. SHANNON HOLLEY — Library Club, 2 yr.; DEA Par. Pro. Team, 2 yr.; Historical Soc., 2 yr.; Pres., 1 yr.; FTA, 1 yr. RHONDA HUFF — OEA, 2 yr.; FHA, 2 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr.; Ath., 4 yr.; All- Dist. VB, 2 yr. TONY JACKSON — Football, 4 yr.; Auto- Mechanics, 2 yr.; FFA, 2 yr.; Regional Qualifier Track. KENN JOHNSON — Honor Roll; Perfect Attendance, 4 yr.; Metal Trades, 2 yr. BILL KORNELL — Metal Trades SONYA LOCKHART — OEA, 2 yr.; Library Club, 2 yr.; FHA, 2 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr.; OEA Officer, 1 yr. REECE LOVE — FFA, 2 yr.; Metal Trades, 1 yr.; FHA, 1 yr.; Track, 1 yr. CINDY MARTIN — Band, 4 yr.; Choir, 4 yr.; Majorette, 4 yr.; Madrigals, 3 yr.; NHS Vice-President RAEGAN McKINNEY — DECA, 2 yr.; Choir, 3 yr.; Spanish Club; Newspaper Staff; Key Club. Josef Hausler “The difference between work and play is the purpose.” Kenn B. Johnson Reece Love “No matter what people think, just be yourself.” Sandra Hayes Kevin Johnson Cynthia Anne Martin “Love and friendship are the greatest things in life.” 22 Seniors Tony Jackson “It’s now time for great great changes.” Raegan Bland McKinney Rickey Johnson Alice Marie McCain “You must live for yourself and not for others.” Sonya Lockhart “If you can imagine it, you can achieve it.” Shannon C. Holley “Be yourself with your friends.” William Whiteman Kornell “These are the times that try mens’ souls.” Carmellia McCulloch Rhonda Huff Seniors 23 KIM McLENDON — Madrigals, 4 yr.; NHS, 2 yr., Officer, 1 yr.; Nat’l Superstar Drillteam; Choir State Qualifier; Drill Team Officer, 2 yr. KEVIN MILLER — FHA, 4 yr.; Football, 4 yr.; Basketball, 3 yr.; Track, 3 yr.; FHA Beau. ANTHONY MOORE — Football, 3 yr.; B- Honor Roll; Track DWIGHT MOORE — Auto Mechanics MICKEY MOORE — Football, 4 yr.; Who's Who; NHS, 2 yr.; DECA Vice-Pres.; Key Club RICKEY MOORE — NHS, 2 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr., Pres., 1 yr.; DECA, 2 yr.; Track; Who’s Who STANLEY NELSON — Football, 4 yr.; Track, 1 yr.; Basketball Mgr.; Perfect Attendance, 4 yr. KIMBERLY NUNLEY — Library Club; FTA; FHA; Historical Society; Spanish Club JUDY OSBORNE — Cheerleader, 1 yr.; Honor Roll; NHS Pres.; Class Fav. Norn.; Who’s Who Kimberly Rae McLendon “Live like there’s no tnmnrrnuy ” CHERI PARKER - NHS; Band, 3 yr.; Michael Moore Choir, 3 yr.; Golf, 4 yr.; Who’s Who CLAY PEEK — FFA,4yr. DARIN PEEK — FFA Pres., 2 yr.; Star Greenhand; Star Ch. Farmer; FFA, 4 yr.; Tiger Claw, 1 yr. KEVIN POSEY — Football, 2 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr.; DECA, 2 yr.; Track; Perfect Attendance, 2 yr. Judith Allene Osborne Kevin C. Miller “Make life worth living.” Mickey Edward Moore Cheri Camille Parker 24 Seniors Anthony Miles Rickey Wade Moore “Live life according to you, not others.” Clayton S. Peek Stanley Nelson “All good things come from God and we should cherish Darin G. Peek Kimberly D. Nunley “Today’s dreams are tomorrow’s future.” Kevin Posey “Time flies by but memories last forever.” Seniors 25 JOHN PRICE — Football, 4 yr.; Key Club Vice-Pres.; Football Captain; Boys’ State Rep.;Perfect Attendance, 12 yr. JEFF RAGAN — NHS; Football, 2 yr. Varsity; Baseball, 4 yr.; Boys’ State Rep.; Band MICHELLE REEVES - Band, 4 yr.; All- Dist. Band, 2 yr.; FHA, 2 yr.; B Honor Roll, 3 yr. JOHN RICKS — FFA, 2yr.; Perfect Attendance, 3 yr. NORMAN ROSE — Building Trades, 3 yr.; FFA, 1 yr. PATRICIA ROSSER — FHA, 2 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 1 yr. FREDDY SCALES - Band, 4 yr.; Choir, 4 yr.; Madrigals, 2 yr.; All Region Choir, 3 yr.; Stage Band, 2 yr. John Elbert Price “Grow old with me; the best is yet to come.” LAURA KATHI SMITH — Track, 3 yr.; FFA, 2 yr.; Basketball, 1 yr.; Cross-country track, 1 yr. Gerry Richards H. B. Rosser Jeff Ragan Kerry Richards Patricia Rosser “He that never climbed, never fell.” 26 Seniors Staci Raulston Michelle Reeves “The thrill is not winning but having the courage to try.” John Wylie Ricks “Live life to the fullest.” Michael Reppond Norman Rose Christine Ricks Fredrick Charles Scales ‘Live life for yourself, with prid( and dignity.” Todd Schuler W Laura Kathaleen Smith “Hold on to that ray of hope and follow your dreams.” Seniors 27 BRENDA STANSBURY — Perfect Attendance, 1 yr.; OEA Parliamentarian; OEA, 2 yr.; Library Club, 4 yr.; OEA Parliamentary Team, 2 yr. JAMES STILES — FFA, 4 yr.; Football, 1 yr. RHONDA STRINGER — FHA, 1 yr.; Perfect Attendance, 1 yr. JEFF STRUNC — Choir, 2 yr.; Metal Trades, 2yr.; Key Club, 1 yr.; Athletics, 1 yr. BLAKE TAYLOR — Auto Mechanics, 2 yr.; Spanish Club, 1 yr. WANDA TIPPIE — Twirler, 4 yr.; Girls’ State Rep.; Band, All-Dist. and All-Region; Golf, 4 yr.; Choir, 4yr. BUDDY WILLIAMS — Student Council, 4 yr.; NHS, 2 yr.; Key Club, 3 yr.; Latin Club, 4 yr.; Band, 4 yr. LANETTA WILLIAMS — Basketball, 4 yr.; Volleyball, 1 yr.; Track, 2 yr. MICHAEL WILLIAMSON — All RR Valley Football, 1 yr.; All Dist. Baseball, 2 yr.; Who’s Who; All Dist. Football, 1 yr. KELLY WRIGHT — Drill Team, 4 yr.; Drill Team Captain, 1 yr.; Key Club, 2 yr.; VOE Secretary; Drill Team Camp Superstar, 1 yr. Blake Taylor Lanetta C. Williams “Love is a gift from God.” James Paul Stiles “Live it up if you can.” • � v 1 mi Wanda Sue Tippie “Life is yours; make it worth living!” Michael Williamson “It’s been a long twelve years.” 28 Seniors Rhonda Stringer Jeff Strunc “Live it up.” Michael Tackett Charles Whitaker Buddy Williams Eddie Williams Kelly Wright Sammie Winkle Victoria Woodberry Seniors 29 Melissa Smo'thermbn, President “RoEin Lowe, Vice-President Sammy-Puckett, Secretary Leigh'Annis Townes, Treasurer Angie McGregor, Representative Mark Murphy, Representative Rebecca Zehetner, Representative 30 Juniors Yvonne Atkinson Lisa Augustus Tamiko Barksdale Sharon Bell Gayla Bogan Kristie Cobb Chance Cole Jeff Coleman D. R. Collins Carol Copeland Cleve gets ready for the game! Tammie Dean Brian Dickerson Yolanda Dillard Juniors 31 Willie Edwards Sherry Floyd Jemalyn Finley Leslie Gifford John Gray Franky Hale Greta Guilliams MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES — Cleve Thomas, Ola Young, Robin Lowe, Melissa Smothermon, Lisa Augustus, Lillie Ricks, Ed Hobbs, Ronnie Freeman, Chris Harvey. Chris Harvey Steven Hayes 32 Juniors Patrick Jenkins Lanetta Johnson Cheryl Jackson Ether Jackson Bobby Lampard Steaven Lee Robin Lowe Angie McGregor Leisa Mclntire Darryl McPeters Laverna McPeters Just another typical day!! David Moreland John Morris Juniors 33 Kelvin Murray Harold Oney Angela Shipp Mark Murphy Carl Owens Sammy Puckett Robert Reed Lillie Ricks CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES — Brian Doolittle, Lillie Ricks, Willie Edwards, Robin Lowe, Ola Young, Angela Shipp, Shon Stamper, Russell Higgins, Sammy Puckett, Steve Shaw. Mary Rosser Aimee Smith Steve Sanford Rudy Scales Michael Schneyder Steve Shaw Dawn Neville Jeff Nichols 34 Juniors Melissa Smothermon Shon Stamper Andrea Tackett Patricia Taylor Paul Taylor Cleveland Thomas Jamey Thomas Sandie Thomas Kevin Taylor “Do you mind? We’re trying to be logical here.” Don Thornsberry Leigh Townes Kim Turner Lisa Walker Johnna Whittle Sheila Wilcox Dana Wisinger Kayla Witmer Ola Young Rebecca Zehetner Juniors 35 Shannon Scott, Secretary bana Chandler, Treasurer • ' rxLy . President Lagfle Beadle, Representative Ann Clark, Representative Shannon Pollock, Representative 36 Sophomores Larry Applegate Sally Barker Sheila Barksdale Leslie Beadle John Bean Donnie Boyd Loretta Brown Shannon Bryan Richard Burgess Donna Butler Sherry Cain Lana Chandler Billy Childs Sheree Childress Joel Cain MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES — Cassandra Coulter, Sally Barker, Lana Chandler, Leslie Beadle, Shannon Scott, Shannon Pollock, Michael Nickerson, Sterling Dockins, Michael Herrington, David DePriest, Terry Hobbs, Darrell Peek. Ann Clark Sophomores 37 Cassandra Coulter Sterling Dockins Dayne Cranshaw Curtis Edwards Lee Cross Rickey Edwards David DePriest Stacey Dillard Pam Epperson Craig Frazier Richard Fryar Henry Gray Evdie Hausler Tracy Hayes Terry Hobbs Kenny Henson Michael Herrington Carla Higgins 38 Sophomores Gordon Jenkins Karen Johnson Mary Johnson John Irish Billy Jones. Pamela Jones Penny Huff Suzy Humphrey Betty Jackson Kelly Knowlton Morris Lemons Russell Luman Two Luman Tom Manginell CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES Cheryl Miller Ann Clark Shannon Scott Leslie Beadle Jaime Phillips Blaine Peek Michael Nickerson Michael Herrington Darrell Peek Terry Hobbs Sophomores 39 Laura Mason Leslie Mason Angela McCain Cheryl Miller Sherry Mitchell Cassandra Nickerson Michael Nickerson Bobby Peek Blaine Peek Brandon Phillips Jaime Phillips Rhonda Phillips Shannon Pollock Michael Raulston Jurline Richardson Tess Roberts Velma Ross Kevin Rust 40 Sophomores Penny Sampson Stacey Scales Shannon Scott Pam Smith Kim Scott Cassandra Willis Dawn Womack Lisa Spencer Stacy Strunc Vance 7 aylor Emmer Woodberry Tim Wooten Gary Townes Steve Whitley Vernell Wicks Danita Williams Pennye Williams This is the way we learn our grammar!” Sophomores 41 ?r ’—' mm Class Officers V dKIGSlijAH tative tative' ’resident itative , . v-v � 42 .Fresh:7i( . Lisa Bean Beverly Bell Madeline Bell Barbie Boulware Becky Boyd Andrea Bray Roger Britton Elizabeth Brown David Butler Steve Carter Frances Allen Jim Bagby Kim Barnett Linda Battle Tara Barton Freshmen 43 Jona Compton “Oh, good! A camera!” Jaime Cortez Coco Cortez Heather Crenshaw Toni Daniels Stevie Drew Darrell Dunham Trent Duty Chris Ervin Chad Eudy 44 Freshmen Heath Harvey Anthony Hayes And I thought this test would be hard!” Willie Goff Kevin Gray Daphne Green Darla Fowler Antwin Gill Jeremy Gross Paul Hackamack Kristin Faulkner William Fredric Tammy Faulkner Doug Gallander Clint Flournoy Jeanette Garrett Angela Foster Karen Garrison Freshmen 45 r V •? MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES: Tracy Townes, Linda Luke, Laura Puckett, Elizabeth Brown, Chris Walston, Heath Harvey, Brian Sanders, Steve Williams. C. W. Hines Sam Holdren Ginger Humphrey Krissy Humphrey Stephen Irish Deana Jackson Ricky Jackson Rodney Jackson Rachel Jenkins Shannon Jeans Vickey Johnson Johnell Kocurek Linda Lee Amy Lewis Rusty Lowe 46 Freshmen CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES: Tracy Townes, Carrie Harris, Tanya Marr, Laura Puckett, Joyce Coleman, Marla Williams. Rhonda Rose. Chris Walston. Heath Harvey. Steve Williams, Darrell Dunham, Finis Turner. Toni Daniels. Kevin Major Donna Mclntare Kelvin Moffitt Linda Luke Paul Mack Angela Martin Chad Martin Cassandra McCulloch Jason Meredith Layne McKinney Ray Miller James Martin Freshmen 47 Kay Monkhouse Shawn Tai Monkhouse Jeanine Moore Tim Moore Trent Nelson Mary Office Jeff Offutt Augustine Owens Darrell Pearce Israel Perez Kenny Phillips James Posey Steve Murray I Kathy Parker Laura Puckett Pam Reeves Tonya Roberts James Rodden Donna Rose Dale Ricks Lois Ricks Helen Roberts Trey Rose Rhonda Rose 48 Freshmen Bryan Sanders Mark Schuler Angle Scott Renee Scott Yolanda Scott Donald Shearer Kyle Smalley Brian Stringer Steve Stringer Mr. Holley’s lab class is always fun. Freshmen 49 Finis Turner Chris Walston Lisa Ward Jennifer Watts Bryan Welch Morris White Angela Williams Marla Williams Steve Williams Kristi Witmer Tammy Womack David Yates Everyone is hard at work? 50 Freshmen FAVORITES Favorites 51 ' V Laura Beadle John Price Laura Beadle Penny Hackler Lanetta Williams Salena Floyd Louise Giddens Kim Nunley John Price Percy Edwards Anthony Moore Mike Moore Rickey Moore Favorites 53 54 Favorites Homecoming Court Favorites 55 1. Nominee Laura Beadle Escort Pat F. Beadle 2. Nominee Salena Floyd Escort James D. Floyd 3. Nominee Louise Giddens Escort James Giddens 4. Nominee Kim Nunley Escort Bruce Johnson 5. Nominee Lanetta Williams Escort Dixie Williams 1 vm, Percy Edwards and Kim Duren Class Favorites Eddy Castaneda Most Attractive 56 Favorites n rr Junior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Lisa Augustus Most Attractive Ed Hobbs Most Attractive Robin Lowe and Brian Doolittle Class Favorites Favorites 57 Terry Hobbs Most Attractive Sophomore Class Favorites and Most Attractive Cassandra Coulter Most Attractive Darrell Peek and Ann Clark Class Favorites 58 Favorites Heath Harvey Tracy Townes and Steve Williams Most Attractive Class Favorites Favorites 59 BASKETBALL SWEETHEART Elizabeth Brown BAND SWEETHEART Cindy Martin CHEERLEADER BEAUS John Barker Layne McKinney 60 Favorites DECA BELLE AND BEAU Kim McLendon and Rickey Moore FFa SWEETHEARTS Shannon Pollock Jemalyn Finley ■PI K'P vi'-� £ V CHOIR SWEETHEART AND BEAU Wanda Tippie and Raegan McKinney Favorites 61 FOOTBALL SWEETHEART Lisa Walker KEY CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Laura Beadle Josef Hausler FRENCH CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Leslie Beadle and Scotty Conway 62 Favorites LATIN CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Ann Clark and NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY SWEETHEART AND BEAU Rickey Moore and Judy Osborne LIBRARY CLUB SWEETHEART AND BEAU Jeff Ragan Johnna Whittle Favorites 63 64 Favorites Organizations 65 Band The beat goes on. BAND OFFICERS Leigh Annis Townes, Drum Major Rebecca Zehetner, Secretary-T reasurer Sherry Floyd, Vice-President Buddy Williams, President Tanya Marr, Freshman Lieutenant Suzy Humphrey, Sophomore Lieutenant Angie McGregor, Junior Lieutenant Wanda Tippie, Senior Lieutenant 66 Band The CHS Tiger Band had an eventful year. With the help of the Band Booster Club and the generosity of many local sup- porters, the band was able to travel to Washington, D.C. and ac- cept the invitation to perform there. Performances were given at the White House and the Capitol Building. In addition to these perfor- mances, members were provided the opportunity to tour many points of interest including the Na- tional Archives, the Smithsonian, The White House, the Capitol, Monticello, and Graceland. The senior members placed a wreath at the Viet Nam Memorial in honor of the five Red River County men who died there. The week long trip proved to be both educational and enjoyable. Band 67 Majorettes Tonya Cooper, Sophomore Suzy Humphrey, Sophomore Angie McGregor, Junior Wanda Tippie, Senior Cindy Martin, Head Majorette, Senior Sheila Wilcox, Junior ■ 68 Majorettes Merry Christmas, Mr. Whitley! Angie sings the “Alma Mater. Students and parents work to raise money for the band trip to D.C. Ballgame Performance. Leigh Annis Townes Drum Major Majorettes 69 T-Steppers 1. Kelly Wright, Senior Captain 2. Melissa Smothermon, Junior 1st Lieutenant 3. Lisa Walker, Junior 2nd Lieutenant A pep rally brings out the “stars.” Shannon Scott, Lisa Walker, Melissa Smothermon, Dawn Womack, Kelly Wright, Shannon Pollock, Sally Barker, Rhonda Rose, Lisa Ward, Shawn Tai Monkhouse, Linda Luke, Jona Compton, Kristen Faulkner, Charonda Collins, Pam Epperson, Aimee Smith, Krissy Humphrey, Amy Halley, Carrie Harris, Kristy Barnett, Barbie Boulware, Kim Scott, Shannon Bryan. J 70 T-Steppers Shannon Scott, Soph 4th Lieutenant Shannon Pollock, Soph 3rd Lieutenant Sally performs at pep rally. The T-Steppers perform at the Red River Co. Fair Parade. Krissygoes punk Lisa likes to perform A rainy Homecoming T-Steppers 71 Cheerleaders Beadle, Osborne, Lowe, Townes, Finley, Beadle, Johnson. Mrs. Butler, sponsor, and Robin decorate for the Athletic Banquet. Laura Beadle, Senior Head Cheerleader Pep Rally Pyramid Leslie Beadle, Sophomore 72 Cheerleaders Jemalyn Finley, Junior £ Robin Lowe, Junior Judy Osborne, Senior “Oh, my, that was a good shot!” Vickey Johnson, Freshman I Tracy Townes, Freshman Mascot Roses are presented to Mrs. Price. Cheerleaders 73 Choir Johnna Whittle, Carla Higgins, Wanda Tip- pie, Kim McLendon, Tonya Cooper, Rhon- da Rose, Kim Turner, Tracy Townes, Lisa Walker, Cindy Martin, Leigh Townes, John Bean, Reagan McKinney, Jamey Thomas, Steve Whitley, Freddy Scales, Steve Williams “We’re ready to sing!” “To thank you, Mrs. Starnes.” 74 Choir Take a bow!' Kim sings a Christmas Carol. Mrs. Starnes directs the group. Singing in the rain!” The Madrigals perform at the Baccalaureate Service. Choir 75 Distributive Education Clubs of America DECA members had a most successful year. For benevolent activities, members raised funds for Spina Bifida and Muscular Dystrophy through a bowl-a-thon and a bathroom tissue roll-a-thon. They also collected pantyhose to make therapeutic mattresses for the American Cancer Society. Free Enterprise activities involved all businesses and students of all ages through a Style Show for the high school students and color essay contests for the lower grades. It is believed these activities, joined with radio and television programs heightened awareness and appreciation of our American system of government. DECA members believe in innovation and initiative and practice these traits while training for the world of work in local cooperative training stations which challenge members to excellence. DECA has an award winning booth at the Fair. “We love a parade! 76 DECA Mrs. Jones makes her point clear. Rickey looks through KTAL-TV’s camera. DECA members are televised. Mickey speaks at the banquet. Kevin rolls for a win! DECA 77 Office Education Association Sally Barker, Sonya Lockhart, Sherry Floyd, Sheila Wilcox, Tammy Dean, Aliesa Baird, Kelly Wright, Chance Dawson, Penny Hackler, Brenda Stansbury, Andrea Tackett. Sandra Costilla, Tess Roberts, Stacy Strunc, Stacy Farmer, Yolanda Dillard, Rhonda Huff, Sandra Hayes, Kay Baird. Lanetta Johnson, Laura Mason, Angela Shipp, Shannon Holley, Kim Scott, Kristie Cobb, Carolyn Johnson. Lisa Gaffney, Sonya Moore, Angela McCain, Sylvia Costilla, Dawn Womack, Sherry Mitchell. Tammie Dean, Assistant Treasurer Sherry Floyd, Vice-President Sheila Wilcox, Reporter Brenda Stansbury, Parliamentarian Penny Hackler, Historian Sonya Lockhart, Sergeant-at-Arms Kelly Wright, Secretary Sally Barker, Assistant Treasurer Aliesa Baird, Treasurer Chance Dawson, President Parade Time 78 OEA Welcome to our banquet Eddy is the OEA Beau. OEA welcomes the Christmas Season. Let me help you, Mr. Mabry. OEA 79 Future Farmers of America The Red River County Fair provides members an opportunity to show their animals and to have some fun. OFFICERS John Gray, Sentinel Josef Hausler, Reporter Blaine Peek, Historian Craig Fletcher, Treasurer Darin Peek, President Eddy Castanada, Vice-President Clay Christopherson, First Vice-President Chris Harvey, Chaplain Richard Burgess, Secretary The FFA is one of the largest organizations at CHS 80 FFA At the annual SCS Day, food and competition are the main events. At the annual FFA Banquet, sweethearts and students receive congratulations. “Now we wait to see who won. The sponsors are recognized. FFA 81 1. The proof is in the tasting. 2. FHA members serve at the FFA Banquet 3. Let’s wait until it's cooked, Tracy. 5. 'Til show you how to cut up a chicken! FHA I 82 FHA FHAII JF 1. Members demonstrate household products. 2. FHA participates in the Red River Co. Fair. 3. Child development classes get practical experience. 4. “We’re making a picture.” 5. “Now we’ll see if it fits.” 6. Classwork is fun. 7. “Did you call me?” FHA 83 French Club Sammy Puckett, Eydie Hausler, Leslie Mason, Lisa Spencer, Stacy Strunc, Nicole Bray, Laura Mason, Mrs. DePriest. Russell Higgins, Shawn Napier, David DePriest, Lisa Walker, Lezlie Gifford, Leslie Beadle, Tim Wooten, Scotty Conway. Basketball concessions make money. Pizza Party! Sammy looks for an Easter egg. 84 French Club Future Teachers of America A. Cherry, W. Edwards, C. Jackson, C. Miller. L. Giddens, K. Nunley, R. Lowe, L. Ricks, K. Knowlton, T. Townes, L. Townes, L. Chandler. S. Moore, A. McCain, A. McGregor, V. Johnson, T. Dean, C. Parker, P. Williams, K. Turner. Mrs. Jones likes her gift. FT A 85 Leigh Annis decorates for the banquet. Historical Society ui ies Shannon Scott, Amy Lewis, Shannon Holley, Donna Butler, Carla Hig- gins, Kim Nunley, Tonya Brown, Andrea Tackett. Tisha Morris, Pam Epperson, Sherry Mitchell, Shannon Bryan, Lisa Ward, Leigh Annis Townes, Rebecca Zehetner, Phyllis Coulter, Eydie Hausler, Tracey Townes. RED RIVER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY fa tti Despite a rainy Saturday, members enjoy helping with the Bazaar. 86 Historical Society Key Club R. Moore, L. Beadle, K. Duren, W. Tippie, J. Barker. S. Barker, L. Chandler, R. Lowe, T. Brown, L. Walker, L. Beadle, S. Humphrey, S. Pollock, J. Finley, K. Knowlton, C. Parker, Mr. Bean. G. Townes, S. Scott, A. Shipp, K. Turner, E. Hausler, A. McGregor, M. Herrington, R. Zehetner, A. Smith, D. Wisinger, M. Smothermon, J. Nichols, C. Cole, S. Conway, L. Cross, C. Cellum, K. Christie, A. Clark, B. Capps, J. Morris, M. Moore, S. Napier, R. Higgins, D. DePriest, B. Williams, L. Townes. Rickey Moore, President Laura Beadle, Secretary Kim Duren, Reporter Wanda Tippie, Board Member Toys are collected during the Christmas Sweetheart and Beau ride in the Christmas John Barker, Parliamentarian Season. Parade. Key Club 87 Latin Club Shannon Pollock, Shannon Scott, Aimee Smith, Donna Butler, Ann Clark, Tonya Brown. Chance Cole, Michael Herrington, Laura Beadle, Buddy Williams, Robin Lowe, Mrs. Hurt. The Latin Club moves into the computer age. Shannon serves punch. 88 Latin Club Library Club Johnna Whittle, Kim Nunley, Carla Higgins, Shannon Bryan. Mrs. Hurt, Sabrina Coleman, Jeff Ragan, Kasey Christie, Rebecca Zehetner, Leigh Annis Townes, Tonya Brown, Sherry Mitchell, Dawn Womack. Members enjoy a breakfast gathering. Off to the convention! Library Club 89 National Honor Society Kasey Christie, Kim Duren, Tonya Brown, Rebecca Zehetner, Aimee Smith, Robin Lowe, Judy Osborne, Mickey Moore, Mr. Dicker- son. Jeff Ragan, Rickey Moore, Laura Beadle, Buddy Williams, Mark Murphy, Glenn Drew, Robert Reed, Chance Cole, Jeffrey Coleman. Members Cindy and Jeff help with the initiation. Meetings are refreshing. 90 National Honor Society Spanish Club K. Nunley, C. Walston, B. Boulware, A. Halley, J. Kocurek, D. Wisinger, Mrs. Franklin, S. Irish, L. Luke, K. Witmer, B. Boyd, S. Wilcox, A. Lewis, R. Jenkins, Y. Atkinson, S. Bell, Paul Tinnel, D. Thornsberry, R. Warren, R. Bolin, S. Dawson, K. Rust, P. Mack, J. Offutt, L. Applegate, P. Skidmore, R. Scales, P. Jenkins. Student Council Laura Beadle, President Robin Lowe, Secretary Aimee Smith, Treasurer Leigh Annis Townes, V.-Pres. Lisa Walker, Parliamentarian Ann Clark Candace Cellum Leslie Beadle Rebecca Zehetner Mrs. Pearce, Sponsor Buddy Williams Mark Murphy John Barker Spanish Club — Student Council 91 Tiger Claw Staff The 1985 TIGER CLAW STAFF takes this op- portunity to express sincere appreciation for the courteous and generous manner with which we were greeted during our efforts to finance this book. Now where is that picture? Selling ads is a big job. 92 Tiger Claw Vocational Organizations Auto Mechanics: D. Moore, B. Capps, J. Hausler, B. Taylor, M. Gallander, D. Miller, K. Middleton, M. Tackett, D. McPeters, J. Nichols, S. Stamper, J. Ricks, J. Price, A. Miles, H. B. Rosser, M. Moore, F. Hale, J. Benningfield, T. Jackson, Mr. McIntosh. Building Trades: G. Norman, P. Tinnel, N. Rose, D. Coleman, C. Wicks, A. Cook, B. Jones, V. Wicks, J. Huff, K. Moore, D. Falls, C. Booth, B. Doolittle, T. Franks, M. Schuler, Mr. Barham. Vocational 93 Metal Trades: V. Taylor, K. Johnson, P. Coulter, A. Cherry, S. Cellum, K. Nunley, S. Hayes, B. Kornell, B. Allen, J. Strunc, R. Luman, R. Love, B. Neathery, K. Miller, T. Schuler, P. Taylor, B. Allen, P. Taylor, Mr. Byers. Students work with wood and with engines. Time to get back to work! Celebrating the end of the year! 94 Vocational SPORTS Tiger Football Jeff Coleman Junior Running Back Brian Doolittle Junior Tight End 1984-85 Captains: Rickey Johnson, John Price and Matthew Coleman. Kasey Christie Senior Tackle Derrick Dockins Junior Free Safety Opponent Hooks New Boston Linden Kildare Daingerfield Prairiland Paul Pewitt North Lamar Pittsburg DeKalb Mt. Vernon SCOREBOARD 23 7 96 Football Jeff Coleman finds room to move. Glenn Drew Junior Percy Edwards Senior Matthew Coleman Senior Guard Stacy Dillard Sophomore Guard Tackle Cornerback Clarksville gains more yardage. Football 97 Russell Higgins Junior Cornerback Ed Hobbs Junior Strong Safety Tony Jackson Senior Tight End Patrick Jenkins Junior Tight End David Moreland Junior Guard Here come the Blue Tigers! Mark Murphy Junior Linebacker Kelvin Murray Junior Tight End Stanley Nelson Senior Running Back 98 Football Rickey Johnson Kevin Miller Mickey Moore Rickey Moore Senior Senior Senior Senior Wide Receiver Running Back Defensive End Defensive End Harold Oney Junior Tackle Quarterback Taylor decides to run with it. Kevin Posey John Price Senior Senior Linebacker Center Sammy Puckett Junior Tackle Football 99 Jeff Ragan H. B. Rosser Rudy Scales Pete Skidmore Senior Senior Junior Junior Guard Free Safety Cornerback Center Outta my way! I’m coming through!” The way is cleared for a good run. Under superb protection, Collins draws back for a pass. 100 Football Practice Session Paul Taylor Cleve Thomas Junior Junior Quarterback Cornerback Another rainy night in Clarksville! Paul Tinnell Michael Williamson Junior Senior Tackle Tight End Football 101 Junior Varsity Football First Row: M. Raulston, T. Manginell, S. Scales, R. Burgess, C. Edwards, B. Dickerson, Mgr. Second Row: S. Dockins, T. Wooten, M. Herrington, S. Napier, J. Cooper, D. Washington, H. Gray, K. Hendrix, Mgr. Third Row: S. Conway, T. Hobbs, M. Nickerson, D. DePriest, L. Cross, G. Jenkins, J. Cortez, R. Edwards, Mgr. Coaches Walden and Coulter. Freshman Football First Row: T. Nelson, M. White, K. Gray, B. Welch, H. Harvey, J. Rodden. Second Row: T. Rose, R. Lowe, J. Posey, K. Phillips, E. Scales, C. Martin. Third Row: S. Stringer, C. Jackson, S. Irish, C. Walston, M. Ross, D. Jackson, F. Turner, J. Meredith, Mgr. Fourth Row: P. Mack, A. Gill, D. Butler, S. Williams, D. Pearce, S. Murray, S. Cellum. Fifth Row: K. Moffitt, T. Doolittle, B. Sanders, S. Carter, C. W. Hines. 102 Football Boys’ Varsity Basketball Jeff Coleman Rickey Johnson Patrick Jenkins H. B. Rosser Matthew Coleman Coach Coulter Rudy Scales Paul Taylor Brian Dickerson D. R. Collins David Moreland Brain wants 2 against New Boston. David tries for a tough 2. Boys’ Basketball 103 Jeff Coleman Junior Matthew Coleman Senior D. R. Collins Junior Brian Dickerson Junior Paul and D. R. make it look easy! 104 Boys’ Basketball Patrick Jenkins Junior Rickey Johnson Senior David Moreland Junior H. B. Rosser Senior David gets a shot Rudy Scales Junior Paul Taylor Junior H. B. lays it up for two! Boys’ Basketball 105 VARSITY DISTRICT SCORES Opponent We They Paul Pewitt 48 43 North Lamar 63 54 Pittsburg 43 40 DeKalb 54 53 Mt. Vernon 61 48 Daingerfield 39 40 Prairiland 42 37 Paul Pewitt 47 44 North Lamar 63 35 Pittsburg 48 53 DeKalb 45 23 Daingerfield 44 43 Mt. Vernon 65 43 Prairiland 30 43 Playoff Games Prairiland 46 39 Pittsburg 35 42 New Boston 49 54 With an overall record of 18 wins — 9 losses and a district record of 11 wins — 3 losses, the young Varsity Tigers moved into the playoff games. The season ended with an exciting game against New Boston in which the Tigers led at the end of every quarter except the fourth. The JV team had a season record of 9 wins - 7 losses and a district record of 8 wins — 6 losses. The freshman season record was 5 wins — 4 losses with a district standing of 4 wins - 3 losses. “Fame is a vapor, Popularity is an accident, And money takes wings. The only thing that Endures is Character. Remember that character is the key to success for it is the one positive aspect that endures.” Coach Coulter Junior Varsity Basketball Sterling Dockins, Kelvin Murray, Tom Manginell, John Irish, Terry Hobbs, Coach Caplinger, Michael Nickerson, David DePriest, Russell Higgins, Gordon Jenkins, Stacey Dillard. Freshman Basketball Trent Nelson, David Butler, Stephen Irish, Eric Scales, Kevin Gray, Steve Williams, Steve Carter, C. W. Hines, Brian Sanders, Steve Murray, Stephen Callum, Coach Bozarth. 106 Boys' Basketball Track — District Champions Kevin Posey, Randy Stringer, Derrick Dockins, Chris Walston, Tom Manginell, Kenneth Moore. Steve Williams, Jeff Coleman, Randy Posey, Mark Murphy, Antwin Gill, Sterling Dockins, Terry Hobbs. John Price, Travis Doolittle, Rudy Scales, Anthony Hayes, Doyle Dickerson, Matthew Coleman. Coach Bozarth, Brian Sanders, Mike Nickerson, Pat Jenkins, Stacy Dillard, Glenn Drew, Gordon Jenkins, Coach Cooper. Stacy winds up with the discus. The Tiger Track Team enjoyed success on the district, regional and state levels. After winning the district championship, the Blue Tigers placed eighth in both the regional and state competitions. Stacy Dillard won the state shot put and Rickey Edwards placed third in the 110 meter hurdles. Way to go Tigers! Boys’ Track 107 A track meet requires concentration! Breaking the string 108 Boys’ Track Stacy puts the shot, then checks the distance. Boys’ Track 109 Baseball John Barker, David Butler, Don Manginell, Ed Hobbs, Michael Raulston, Jeff Ragan, Tim Wooten, Kelvin Murray, Coach Walden, Sammy Puckett, Jamey Thomas, Russell Higgins, Michael Williamson, D. R. Collins, David DePriest, Scotty Conway 110 Baseball D. R. Collins, Jr. Pitcher Scotty Conway, Soph. 2nd Base Sammy checks the bases. 4! ■� I t 4 John Barker, Sr. Short Stop, LF David Butler, Fr. Catcher “What’s the call?” David DePriest, Soph. Russell Higgins, Jr. Pitcher, 3rd Base Pitcher, CF Ed Hobbs, Jr. CF Don Manginell, Fr. 2nd Base John thinks about it Jeff goes into action Baseball 111 vvy. Tim Wooten, Soph Pitcher Michael Williamson, Sr. Pitcher Jamey Thomas, Jr. Pitcher, 3rd Base It’s mine! Michael waits for the ball Sammy can play ball and have fun, too! Scotty waits on deck. 112 Baseball Tennis Stephen Irish, Donnie Boyd, Coach Woods, Carla Higgins, Nicole Bray. ---1—1---- Nicole serves. ..-r -r—■ r The duo is ready. Tennis 113 Girls’ Golf — District Champions Robin makes the putt. Jemalyn tees off. 114 Girls’ Golf Jemalyn Finley, Robin Lowe, Kim Duren, Leslie Beadle, Laura Puckett, Coach Burris. The CHS Lady Linksters defeated 18 teams this year as they repeated as the district champions. They finished 3rd in the Paris Tournament, 1st in the Clarksville Tournament, 1st in all three district tournaments, and 3rd in the regional tournaments. Coach Burris comments, “I am real proud of these young ladies for the outstanding job they did this year.” Boys’ Golf — Second in District Chad Marlin, Kevin Grey, Pete Skidmore, Michael Herrington, Ronnie Freeman, Steve Sanford, Heath Harvey, Harold Oney, Coach The boys’ team defeated 43 teams this year. They finished 2nd in the Clarksville Invitational Tournament, 1st in one district tournament and 2nd in the two other district tournaments. They also finished in the top half of the regional tournaments. “They did a real fine job this year and since they are all returning next year, we are expecting great things from them, states Coach Burris. Harold takes a practice swing. Pete sinks it. Boys' Golf 115 Volleyball Time out for the towel. Kim goes to the floor for one! Varsity: Kim Duren, Sandra Costilla, Ann Clark, Angela Cherry, Lanetta Williams, Cassandra Coulter, Ola Young, Coach Woods, Melissa Davidson, Mgr. Congratulations on a good shot! 116 Volleyball Junior-Varsity: Loretta Brown, Angela Williams, Sylvia Costilla, Cassandra Willis, Jurline Richardson, Emmer Woodberry, Pen- nye Williams, Cheryl Miller, Coach Woods, Melissa Davidson, Mgr. Coach Woods shouts encouragement. Lanetta and Kim block a shot. Ann sets it up. Volleyball 117 Girls’ Basketball Ricole Bray Ola Young Kim Duren Sandra Costilla Yolanda Dillard Angela Williams Pennye Williams Cheryl Miller Angela Cherry Cassandra Coulter Lanetta Williams Danita Williams Melissa Davidson, Mgr. Candace Cellum, Mgr. Kathi Smith, Mgr. Coach Woods Sandra Costilla Sophomore Angela looks for the bucket. Lanetta gets a clear shot. 118 Girls’ Basketball Lanetta gets double coverage. Yolanda Dillard Junior Kim battles for the ball. Angela Williams Sophomore Kim Duren Senior Danita Williams Lanetta Williams Pennye Williams Ola Young Sophomore Senior Sophomore Junior Yolanda makes two. Lanetta hits it. Where did it go? 120 Girls’ Basketball Girls’ Track Kathi Smith, Candace Cellum, Kim Duren, Ann Clark, Jurline Richardson, Yolanda Dillard, Loretta Brown, Coach Woods. Kim hands off to Jurline. Girls’ Track 121 Coach gives last minute instructions. Candace wins her race! Long jumping Yolanda breaks the ribbon. 122 Girls’ Track Award Winners 123 Top Ten: Kasey Christie, Buddy Williams, Judy Osborne, Jeff Ragan, Kim Duren, Cindy Martin, Josef Hausley, Salena Floyd, Cheri Parker, Rhonda Chandler SUNKEL AWARD ROTARY CLUB AWARD Laura Beadle OUTSTANDING CO-OP STUDENT Eddy Cantaneda STAR CHAPTER FARMER Blaine Peek STAR GREENHAND Stevie Drew 124 Award Winners LATIN CLUB REGIONAL WINNERS: Michael Herrington, Chance Cole, Shannon Pollock, Aimee Smith, Shannon Scott, Laura Beadle, Ann Clark, Robin Lowe BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE REPRESENTATIVES Laura Beadle and Wanda Tippie John Price and Jeff Ragan DECA STATE WINNERS Rhonda Chandler Kim McLendon Kevin Posey Kenneth Faulkner Mike Holder Greta Guilliams Steve Whiteman Tina Wages Reagan McKinney Kayla Witmer Mickey Moore Award Winners 125 DECA NATIONAL FINALIST Greta Guilliams LONE STAR FARMER AWARD — John Gray, Glenn Drew, Robert Bolin, Chris Harvey OUTSTANDING VOCATIONAL STUDENTS Building Trades: Clay Booth Kenneth Moore Norman Rose Auto Mechanics: Brian Capps Josef Hausler John Price Metal Trades: Charles Woods Jeff Strunc ALL-REGION CHOIR Kim McLendon Cindy Martin Johnna Whittle John Bean 126 Award Winners ALL-DISTRICT CHOIR: Leigh Townes, Kim Turner, Wanda Tippie, Kim McLendon, Cindy Martin, Johnna Whittle, John Bean, Steve Whitley FRESHMAN ALL-REGION CHOIR Laura Puckett Rhonda Rose A-Vi-, Donna Rose David Yates 1st DIVISION UIL SOLOISTS Ramona Coulter Laura Puckett Carla Higgins Leigh Townes Steve Whitley mm ALL-AREA CHOIR John Bean Award Winners 127 ALL-DISTRICT BAND: Sherry Floyd, Johnell Kocurek, Kim Turner, Donna Rose, Wanda Tippie, Carol Copeland, Michelle Reeves, Jaime Phillips, Joyce Coleman, Camille Dodd, Kevin Majors, Ramona Coulter, Freddie Scales, Kasey Christie, Tanya Marr, Cindy Martin, Angie McGregor, Ginger Humphrey, John Bean, Two Luman, Toni Daniels, John Morris, Buddy Williams, Donna Butler, David Yates, Steve Whitley, Lana Chandler ALL-DISTRICT FOOTBALL Jeff Coleman Ed Hobbs Mark Murphy David Moreland Michael Williamson Matthew Coleman Kevin Miller Stacey Dillard ALL-RED RIVER VALLEY FOOTBALL Michael Williamson, Matthew Coleman, Ed ALL-NORTHEAST TEXAS ALL-FOUR STATES AREA Hobbs FOOTBALL — Mark Murphy FOOTBALL — Michael Williamson 128 Award Winners ALL-DISTRICT BASKETBALL: Angela Williams, Yolanda Dillard, Angela Cherry, Lanetta Williams ALL-DISTRICT BASKETBALL: Rickey Johnson, HB Rosser, Paul Taylor, Brian Dickerson Stacey Dillard — 1st in State Shot Put GOLF DISTRICT MEDALIST Rickey Edwards — 3rd in State Hurdles Robin Lowe Award Winners 129 ALL-DISTRICT GOLF: Harold Oney, Heath Harvey, Pete Skid- more, Kevin Gray, Michael Herrington ALL-DISTRICT GOLF: Jemalyn Finley, Robin Lowe, Kim Duren, Leslie Beadle, Laura Puckett, Mr. Burris, Coach. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARDS: Lanetta Williams, Basketball; Angela Cherry, Volleyball; Candace Cellum, Track; Kim Duren, Outstanding Female Athlete; Robin Lowe, Golf; Kathi Smith, Cross-Country; Rickey Johnson, HB Rosser, Basketball; Mark Murphy, Football; Jeff Coleman, Track; Pete Skidmore, Golf; Matthew Coleman, Tump Waldrep Award; Michael Williamson, Baseball ALL-DISTRICT BASEBALL Gary Townes Jamey Thomas Michael Williamson Sammy Puckett Jeff Ragan Ed Hobbs 130 Award Winners Special Events 131 HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming Week festivities in- cluded Hat Day, Punk Rock Day, Tacky Day and a special coronation. Students and teachers made this a week to remember! 132 Special Events Special Events 133 Christmas Dance The Sophomore Class hosted the annual Christmas Dance. With many good friends, much delicious food, and exceptional entertainment, the students at CHS welcomed the Christmas Season. 134 Special Events Special Events 135 T-Stepper Revue The 1984-85 T-Stepper Revue, Blast Oft With The 80's. provided the audience with an evening of excitement! 136 Special Events Special Events 137 138 Special Events Special Events 139 Variety Show The Madrigals and Stage Band produced a delightful evening of musical entertainment. 140 Special Events Special Events 141 Senior Exclusives Class Flower: Rose Class Color: Blue Class Song: “We Are the World’’ Class Motto: Today’s dreams are tomorrow’s future. Class Sponsors: David Bean Lonnie Cooper Edna DePriest Dora Jones Nancy Parris Jacqueline Robinson The Senior English classes perform Shakespeare. MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES: Chance Dawson, Laura Beadle, Wanda Tippie, Penny Hackler, Kim Nunley, Lanetta Williams, John Barker, Rickey Johnson, Rickey Moore, Eddy Castanada, Anthony Moore. 142 Senior Exclusives CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES: Penny Hackler, Salena Floyd, Judy Osborne, Louise Giddens, Angela Cherry, Kim Duren, Josef Hausler, John Barker, John Price, Rickey Johnson, Percy Edwards. Rickey Moore. Brian and Monica get measured. The big day arrives! The Senior Breakfast recalls times past. Senior Exclusives 143 Valedictorian Kasey Christie gives his comments at the Graduation exercises. Salutatorian Buddy Williams participates in the closing ceremonies of Graduation. The Class of 1985 144 Senior Exclusives Advertisements 145 SI Manufacturers of Screen Doors and Louvered Items Jimmy Peek President (214) 697-3591 P.0. Box 287, Annona, Texas 75550 ANNONA MANUFACTURING COMPANY 146 Advertisements Good Luck Seniors ’85 Best Wishes From All Employees and Perry O’Brian, Manager STONEVILLE FURNITURE 1984-85 Cheerleaders Tracy Townes, Mascot Leslie Beadle Vickey Johnson Judy Osborne Robin Lowe Laura Beadle, Head Cheer- leader MARTIN J SPROCKET GEAR, INC. Clarksville, Texas Arlington, Texas Abilene, Texas Houston, Texas Dallas, Texas Mansfield, Texas Chicago, Illinois Montpelier, Ohio Paragould, Arkansas Bergenfield, New Jersey Minneapolis, Minnesota Fort Worth, Texas Danielsville, Pennsylvania Tampa, Florida Portland, Oregon Los Angeles, California Sacramento, California Atlanta, Georgia Advertisements 147 MIKE BOULWARE AUTO REPAIR Glenda Boulware Shawn Tai Monkhouse Barbie Boulware 703 N.CEDAR ALLEN LUMBER CO. Yellow Pine, Redwood, and Fir Lumber Pittsburg Paints and Varnishes Aluminum Screens 427-3255 301 W. Broadway 0 JOLLEY’S FUNERAL HOME Bill, Ann, and Keith Weaver Box 606 Clarksville, Tx 75426 427-2231 148 Advertisements CHICKEN COUNTRY EUBANKS AGRI, INC. Bulk and Bag Fertilizer Seed Feed Chemicals Hwy. 82 West Annona 697-2241 CHS Senior employee Josef Hausler IBANKS tona, Steve Shaw G Compliments of s---?___ RED KAP INDUSTOES P-O. Box 1409 • Clarksville, TX 75426 Advertisements 149 REDRIVER VALLEY PEST CONTROL 605 W. Washington Phone 427-5175 L.G. [Glenn] Humphrey Krissy Humphrey Wanda Tippie Tracy Tippie J LOE’S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 400 East Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-5636 Parts for American and Foreign Cars Trucks and Tractors Your m. Auto tart. Star Marvin Boy Manager Auto Parts Store LEWIS MEALS AND SONS LUMBER CO. Plumbing Supplies Aluminum Window Screens Jones Blair Paints and Varnishes 427-3001 D P AUTO PARTS Suzy Humphrey Ginger Humphrey 209 W. Main 427-2213 150 Advertisements VOE Student Employee Carolyn Johnson and DECA Student Employee Kenneth Faulkner THE RED RIVER NATIONAL BANK Clarksville, TX Member FDIC Advertisements 151 Danny Hines CURTIS BACHMAN VERMEER DEWEZE HINES PORTABLE BUILDINGS Vcrmcct Judy Osborne and Josef Hausler would like to make a withdrawal. Member FDIC _______________________________________________________Deposits Insured up to $100,000 FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOOD BASKET Student employees Bart Dunham and Cleveland Thomas HARVEY BROTHERS Massey-Ferguson Farm Implements New Holland Hay Machinery Homelite Chain Sawas 427-2281 Clarksville, Texas GREEN’S FURNITURE 103 North Locust Clarksville Advertisements MOVIE SHOPPE 105 W. Broadway, North Side of Square 427-5623 For Purchase or Rent: VCR, Televisions, Alarm Systems, Camera accs., Radios, Computers, Movies, Smoke Detectors Iflnwvv '' Michael and Sherri Schneyder i Hearing aids.. .Batteries.. .Repairs.. .Custom Molded Hearing Protectors Free Individual Hearing Tests 107 W. Broadway, North Side of Square 427-5621 S S HEARING AID SERVICE Advertisements 1984-85 FFA Officers include Craig Fletcher, Blaine Peek, Darin Peek, John Gray, Clay Christopherson, Josef Hausler, Eddy Castaneda, Richard Burgess, and Chris Harvey. Dave’s Farm Service Center congratulates you! UPTOWN AUTO SALES Phone: 427-5176 DAVE’S FARM SERVICE CENTER , 201 E. Main Tom Rogers Clarksville, Texas Owner Advertisements 155 Compliments of CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME 100 W. College Avenue 427-2244 Complete Visual Analysis All Types Contact Lenses Dr. H. D. Evans CLARKSVILLE EYE CLINIC West Main Clarksville, Texas 75426 427-3706 Eyeglasses Vision Training Glaucoma Testing COLEMAN’S BARBEQUE “Our business is built on satisfied customers.” Catering Service George and Ella Coleman, Owners 600 N. Donoho Clarksville 427-5131 R AUTO SUPPLY 300 W. Broadway Clarksville 427-2421 Wylie Mclntire, Owner Laura, Norma, Wylie and Darren 156 Advertisements Serving Northeast Texas And Southeast Oklahoma Since 1869 ‘News about folks you know seven days a week’ 0 PARIS IMPLEMENT CO. 2240 N. E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas Phone 784-6673 and 784-6674 Farm Equipment Sales and Service BEADLE BEADLE LAWYERS Leslie and Laura Beadle 310 N. Walnut Clarksville Advertisements 157 SAM GIST CONSTRUCTION CO. congratulates Judy Osborne and all Seniors '85 HP 158 Advertisements WILLIAMS SPORTING GOODS Shannon Bryan and Carrie Harris model their new jackets. Norma Davis, Owner 26 N. Plaza, Paris DECA student employees Kim McLendon and Stephen Whiteman 8 N. Walnut Clarksville WAL-MART PHARMACY DECA student employee Kevin Posey and CHS student Judy Osborne Advertisements 159 160 Advertisements Dairy Queen Israel Perez Darrell Pearce C. W. Hines LIFE —FIRE —AUTO Greg Bagley Agency Manager Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Estate Planning — Tax Sheltered Retirement Plans Office: (214) 427-2145 Box 901 — Clarksville, Texas 75426 Randy Cooper Agent Fred Hayes Agent George Marshall, Jr. Agent VOE Student Employee Shannon Holley with employees and owner, Billy Ray Hines K B STEEL, INC. Advertisements 161 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. Highway 82 West Clarksville, Texas 75426 Mulberry Lumber Company Box 830 Clarksville, TX SVl 214 427-2283 CARL BEAM MOTORS GAiC Phone 427-5652 VOE Student Employee Aliesa Baird 162 Advertisements Compliments of 'COTTON (DAVIS —PEACE JUSTICE— • WED ' fNCrS-PiNE$-FLMri FIXED - TEETH PULLED •QTu LTASE5-FALME REAj} ; upen 24- u . 7 days PARIS LUMBER BUILDING CENTER “Shop where the customer is always number one.” 3555 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas JepTy Phelps Turner - Stylist © Jerry’s Hair Center Specializing In Men's Women 's Styling Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, Texas 427-3451 Rhonda Johnston ______Stylist Cherished privilege representing °£4our JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN Remember, only your classmates and you are entitled to wear your especially designed class ring from Balfour. Wear it proudly, as a cherished privilege. Congratulations and best wishes from BALFOUR-TAYLOR Northeast Texas Division Greenville • Longview • Tyler Advertisements 163 J. P. HARVEY MOTORS, INC. Sales • Service • Satisfaction J. P. Harvey Business Ph. 427-2241,427-2296 700 E. Main Res. Ph. 427-3207 Clarksville, Texas Compliments of KODIAK METAL CO. TARRANT FOOD of CLARKSVILLE Self-Serve FINA Gas — Groceries Fast Foods West Main Hwy. 82 427-4037 (-[cnAiLrilTz J2i(jzi,tocA Sxdiangz Northeast Texas Teachers Federal Credit Union Q-i-m cA [cQ.ua,uj - Ofi£.xatox ZP.O. Box 613 - CCaxtloiCh, ‘Uxxai 73426 Qffict - 427-3641) cHomt - 427-3240 See us for regular shares, share certificates, money markets, and IRA accounts. No one can borrow until someone saves. THE CLARKSVILLE TIMES DECA Student Employee Glenda Boulware and Gavin Watson, editor. 164 Advertisements Penny Hackler, VOE Student Employee First Federal Savings and Loan Association Clarksville Branch 203 West Washington Clarksville, Texas Member FSLIC Advertisements 165 CLARKSVILLE GLASS AND MIRROR Andrea Tackett Tonya Brown 427-2694 CAPPS INSURANCE Brian Capps Eydie Hausler 427-3395 Duren Brothers Company or 427-5277 Lewis Grocery and Bar-B-Q P.O. Box 911 j Compliments of Radio Station KCAR Clarksville 500 West College 427-3386 THE CAROUSEL Gifts Bridal Selections Framing 1350 on Your Dial 427-2488 206 N. Donoho Robert and Martha Sue Stroud 166 Advertisements SLATON’S FURNITURE East Side of the Square Rain’s Tire Center GOODYEAR TIRES 403 W. Main Clarksville, Texas Robert (Chuck) Rains Service Manager 427-3016 Compliments of MAGNOLIA BRUSH CO. JAMES D. BUTLER 600 W. Main 427-3971 Clarksville Wickey’s Flowers and Jeff Harvey Homecoming Queen Nominees Salena Floyd Kim Nunley Laura Beadle Lanetta Williams Louise Giddens Advertisements 167 THE KORNER i Angie McGregor and Cindy Martin fill up at the Korner while Jennifer Holley, Carrie Halley, and Stacey McGregor do the same at the Minit Mart. MINIT MART 168 Advertisements MEDFORD’S STORE SINCE 1908 P.O. BOX 128 PHONE NO. 214-684-3261 AVERY,TEXAS PHARMACY PHONE 214-684-3241 DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, HOME APPLIANCES, GROCERIES AND PHARMACY NEW AND USED CARS, TRUCKS AND MOBILE HOMES a realtor 1900 W. Main Clarksville, TX 75426 427-3673 WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY “We sell for less.” Buddy Parker REAL ESTATE BROKER Texas — Arkansas — Oklahoma r Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, TX 427-3819 Advertisements 169 105 South Lee 427-3690 RENTAL SERVICES Greta Guilliams BLACKMON PHARMACY Parts and Accessories George M. 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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 Clarksville, TX 427-2191 Compliments of Gooding Title Co. BULLINGTON DRUG STORE Advertisements 173 Congratulations SENIORS ’85 from Coy McGregor, General Manager, and all employees of Resource Products Corp. A subsidiary of Sailor Mfg. Inc. and the Alumax Co. Cindy Martin Angie McGregor Sherry Floyd Kristy and Kayla Witmer, Jill Brannan Hwy. 82 West 427-5740 Mickey and Rickey Moore 315 W. Main 427-2345 174 Advertisements Michael Reed, Terry Reed Yolanda Scott, Salena Floyd Advertisements 175 176 Guess Who Autographs -vH 4