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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

V- MAKING MEMORIES As Texans conduct Sesquicentennial Celebrations across the state, remembering the past is a favorite preoccupation. It is the hope of the Tiger Claw Staff that these pages will, now and in the future, recall fond memories. Memories of... .. .CHS... ... public service activities... ... the first day of class ... 2 Opening ... practice sessions ... ... special days ... Opening 3 4 Opening ... the last test... ... decorations ... ... the big event... Opening 5 ... understanding ... ... Friday nights ... ... telling it like it is... . sharing knowledge... £ ... and just being a Tiger! A TRIBUTE TO BARBIE BOULWARE Barbie will be remembered for what she truly was —1$ a caring, sharing person who only wanted happiness for everyone. Her gentle personality can best be£j described by her father’s words at her graveside, “Aijj sweet, precious, little flower.” We love you, Barbie. 6 Opening Glenn Acker Mack Humphrey Superintendent Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES — Jerry Westbrook, Vice-President; Tom Ragan; Robert Millikan, Secretary; Ed Dickson, President; Jack Davis; Nancy Brem; Mack Humphrey, Assistant Superintendent; Gary Wilkins, Assistant Superintendent; Glenn Acker, Superintendent. 8 Personnel 1. Bemiece Harris Director, Red River Co. Special Education Co-op. 2. Gene Howlett Assistant Principal 3. Conrad Hobbs Principal 4. Bill Mabry Vocational Director 5. Gary Wilkins Assistant Superintendent of Curriculum Personnel 9 James Barham Building Trades David Bean Gloria Bettes Math, Computer Math High School Secretary Bill Brasher Coach, Soc. St. Gary Byers Metal Trades Karen Cooper English, T-Steppers Lonnie Cooper Ath. Dir., Gov’t. Donna Cornelius Resource Aide “For me?” Robbie Coulter Resource Aide Willie Coulter Coach. Health mt l Edna DePriest English 10 Personnel Joann Glasco Vernell Hale Jan Hausler Johnny Holley Voc. Adj. Co-or. Voc. Secretary Math, Tiger Claw Science Jimmy Hughes Sam Humphrey TeelaHurt Dharlene Jones Coach, Health Counselor Librarian, Latin Distributive Ed. Personnel 11 Dora Jones Claudia Labeth Gayle McNeil Dale Parker Social Studies Coach, Science Social Studies Science Pat Parker Nancy Parris Ann Pearce Pete Pearce Resource Aide Office Education Business Voc. Ag. Joan Phillips Business Secretary Gratie Potts English Inez Price Jacqueline Robinson Study Hall Resource 12 Personnel Joycelyn Skidmore Jimmie Thomas Katherine Underwood Pam Vaughan Central Office Sec. Aide Bookkeeper Home Economics David Walden Coach, Social Studies Joyce Ward Librarian Carolyn Welch Resource Denny Whitley Band Getting into the book work This blood drive should be fun!” Donnie Woods Coach Kathy Wilson Spanish, Theatre Arts Personnel 13 As junior class sponsor, Mr. Dickerson enjoys the fund-raising Now see if this doesn’t sound better.” basketball concession. Maintenance Staff Sue Fletcher AVS Building FACILITIES UPKEEP — Charles Roseberry, Danny Healy, Freddy HIGH SCHOOL COMPLEX — Norma Williams, Rosie Meadows, Bret Jones and James Jones Jackson, Mary Ruth Jackson 14 Personnel 'v’V • - -• V l; I’ ) 11 f • C Sit Sa v.PuGkett,-President . t . . . V Jeff Coleman, Rep Jamey Thomas, Vice-President Chance Cole, Secretary Leigh Annis Townes, Treasurer Representative Robin Lowe, Representative Rebecca Zehetner, Representative 16 Seniors Hurseta Yvonne Atkinson Spanish Club FHA A fake friend only attends while the sun shines. Lisa Augustus FFA Sweetheart Drill Team Most Attractive DECA Treasurer Good luck to all of you, my friends.” Gayla Lynetta Bogan Choir Band OEA FTA DECA Today's dreams are tomorrow’s future. Nicole Danielle Bray NHS Key Club Distinguished Honor Roll National Art Honor Society French Club Ignorance is the death of humanity. Robert Bolin FFA Rodeo Club Spanish Club Athletics Choir Tonya Brown NHS Key Club Latin Club Distinguished Honor Roll Who's Who If the mind can believe it, then you can achieve it. Seniors 17 Kenny Carrell FFA Class Favorite Nom. FFA Co-op. FHA Hero “Life is tough, then you die. Kristie Lynn Cobb OEA Band Choir OEA Reporter OEA Parliamentary Team “Love and friendship are the greatest things in life.” Chance Cole Latin Club D. R. Collins Jeffery Lars Coleman Football Captain NHS Track — Regional Qualifier Student Council Rep. Who’s Who Join the caravan of love, and learn to rise above.” Carol Denise Copeland Band Perfect Attendance Honor Roll Band Captain Key Club “Live your life for others, but include yourself also.” Ramona Estelle Coulter FHA DECA Band All-District Band Choir Life is yours; make it worth living.” Shon Allen Davis Football FHA Metal Trades Yearbook Staff 18 Seniors Tammie Dean Brian Dickerson Honor Roll OEA Treasurer FTA President Girls' State Alt. Band True friendship is an everlasting commodity. All-Region Choir Perfect Attendance Basketball Football Mgr. Spanish Club Absence of hatred and haste indicate fine qualities. Yolanda Yvette Dillard Volleyball All-Dist. Basketball All-Dist. Track MVP Track Regional Qualifier “Live life for yourself. Brian Doolittle Perfect Attendance Class Favorite Glenn Drew Track Football NHS Star Greenhand Lone Star Farmer Barton R. Dunham FFA DECA Brian Duty Choir FHA Building Trades Don't let anyone stop you from achieving your goals. Willie Janet Edwards Band FTA FHA Class Favorite Homecoming Queen “Time isn’t even on my side. Seniors 19 Jemalyn Christine Finley Cheerleader FFA Sweetheart DECA All-District Golf FHA President Take everything from life that it has to offer. Sherry Denae Floyd Band OEA President Homecoming Queen Nominee Class Favorite Norn. Class Vice-President Love and friendship are the greatest things in life. Lisa Gaffney Band OEA FHA The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever.” John Gray Kenneth Greer Tennis Football Baseball Greta Guilliams DECA President DECA Who’s Who All-District Band All-Region Choir Strive to reach your goals.” 20 Seniors Christopher Kyle Harvey FFA FHA Spanish Club Spanish Club Pres. Steven Hayes Football FHA Metal Trades Work comes before success ’ Kenneth Hendrix Track Manager Basketball Manager Football Manager Stay in school, it’s good for you. Russell Higgins Baseball Basketball Football Key Club French Club Jessie Huff Ed Hobbs All-Dist. Football All-Dist. Baseball Most Attractive DECA Anyone may achieve what he desires. Warren Humphrey FHA Spanish Club Choir Band Metal Trades When times are tough, be stronger than ever.” Seniors 21 Cheryl L. Jackson Band FHA DECA FTA Spanish Club You may give out, but never give up. Ether Jackson Greg Jackson Football FFA Track Auto Mechanics Patrick Jenkins Spanish Club All-Dist. Football FHA Lanette Yvonne Johnson OEA FHA Never let yesterday use up today.” Steaven Lee FFA FFA Co-op. Let the good times roll.” Robin Renee Lowe Girls' State Rep. NHS President Cheerleader Latin Club Class Favorite Angela Deanne McGregor Majorette Head Majorette Band DECA Choir “To my classmates, the best of luck always. 22 Seniors Sheila Mclntire Leisa Dee Ann Mclntire Band Choir Spanish Club Theater Arts Never be afraid to be who you are. Band Majorette FTA OEA Spanish Club Love and friendship are the greatest gifts of all.” Darryl McPeters Choir Spanish Club Theater Arts Auto Mechanics FHA “When in doubt, forget it. Laverne Jean MePeters FHA David Moreland All-Dist. Linebacker All-Dist. Guard All-Red River Valley Linebacker All-County Guard The world is a casual place. John Patrick Morris Band President Stage Band Key Club Treasurer All-District Band Reality is the closest thing to being logical. Mark S. Murphy Football NHS Boys' State Rep. Class Representative Football MVP No goal is too high to reach for. Kelvin Murray Football Basketball Baseball Class Favorite Nom. FHA Vice-President Just be yourself.” Seniors 23 Jeff Nichols Latin Club Key Club Honor Roll Brad Q. Offutt Spanish Club FHA DECA Darlene Penny FFA Athletics Latin Club “A dream is something no one can take away.” Samuel Neil Puckett Baseball Football Class President Student Council Secretary Robert Louis Reed, Jr. NHS Distinguished Honor Roll Intelligence is one’s ability to hide his ignorance. 24 Seniors Mary Elizabeth Rosser Isn t it great! Steven Sanford Football Golf Key Club Honor Roll “Try to make as many friends in life as possible. Rudy L. Scales All-Dist. Football All Red River County Football Track Regional Qualifier Track Regional Finalist Michael Schneyder “Take time to smell the roses before it’s too late.” Angela Marie Shipp OEA Class Favorite Norn. Homecoming Queen Norn. Honor Roll Key Club “Lost time is never found again. Pete Skidmore Athletics Golf MVP Golf All-District Golf Regional Qualifier Honor Graduate Aimee Elise Smith NHS Treasurer Key Club President Latin Club Drill Team Student Council Treasurer Seniors 25 Melissa Anne Smothermon Class President Who’s Who Most Attractive Class Favorite Nom. Drill Team Officer Conscience is God’s presence in man. Andrea Lynn Tackett OEA Vice-President OEA Parliamentary Team Golf Spanish Club OEA Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow and live for today. Kevin Taylor FFA FFA Co-op Country boys can survive. Patricia Ann Taylor Cleveland Thomas Choir DECA Football Sandie Thomas FHA FHA Vice-President Never do tomorrow what you can do today. Jamey Lahron Thomas Class Officer Student Council Baseball Choir DECA Donald Gene Thornsberry, Jr. FFA Spanish Club OEA Beau Spanish Club Beau Perfect Attendance 26 Seniors Leigh Annis Townes Student Council Officer Drum Majorette Class Treasurer Choir FTA Officer “Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow and live for today.” Kimberly Turner Band Choir FTA Officer FHA DECA Lisa Michelle Walker Drill Team Captain Honor Roll Homecoming Queen Norn. Madrigals Football Sweetheart Johnna LaKay Whittle Distinguished Honor Roll NHS TALA State Pres. All-Region Choir Who’s Who I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” Dana Wisinger DECA FFA Band Spanish Club Life's a party!” Kayla Witmer DECA Vice-President Student Council FTA Who’s Who “False friends and shadows attend only when the sun shines.” Ola Marie Young Rebecca Dianne Zehetner Girls’ State Rep. NHS Vice-President Key Club Officer Band Student Council Rep. Seniors 27 Junior Cia Suzy Humphrey President Eydie Hausler, Vice-President Amy Halley, Treasurer LesaS Beadle, Representative ■nn Clark, Representative Shanntfi Pollock, Representative 28 Juniors Shannon Bryan Richard Burgess Donna Butler Joe Paul Carter Lana Chandler Juanita Chivers Ann Clark Dewayne Coleman Scotty Conway Calvin Cook Jesse Cooper Tonya Cooper Sandra Costilla Sylvia Costilla CassandraCoulter Juniors 29 EydieHausler Tracy Hayes Kenny Henson Michael Herrington MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES — Terry Hobbs, Amy Halley, Leslie Beadle, Shannon Scott, Lana Chandler, Sterling Dockins, Sally Barker, Shannon Pollock, David DePriest Tony Goodlow Henry Gray Amy Halley Tim Franks Frazier Carla Higgins Danny Hines 30 Juniors CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES — Sterling Dockins, Ann Clark, Beadle, Scotty Conway, David DePriest, Terry Hobbs Leslie • it iUM - Terry Hobbs Suzy Humphrey Karen Johnson Penny Huff Gordon Jenkins Mary Johnson Kellv Knowlton Russell Luman Travis Luman Tom Manginell Laura Mason Sherry Mitchell Kenneth Moore Juniors 31 mm f MR: • W MtHMm uMmMWtM « ■ ‘ Sonya Moore Tisha Morris Shawn Napier Patrick Nelson Cassandra Nickerson Brandon Phillips Jaime Phillips Rhonda Phillips Shannon Pollock 32 Juniors Lisa Spencer Kim Scott Shannon Scott T racy Tippie Gary T ownes Cooking up something good Vance Taylor Stacy Strunc Tim Wooten Lisa Yung Marcus Willis Dawn Womack Emmer Woodberry Juniors 33 Sophomore C Vickey Johnson, Vice-President Darla Fowler, Secretary Kim Barnett, Treasurer Townes, President Don Manginell, Representative Shawn Tai Monkhouse, Representative LauSp PuGkett, Representative 34 Sophomores Frances Allen Lisa Bean Jim Bagby Kim Barnett Tara Barton Linda Battle Donald Boat Becky Boyd Elizabeth Brown David Butler Coco Cortez Zachery Cook Joyce Coleman Steve Carter Heather Crenshaw MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES — Laura Puckett, Johnell Kocurek, Shawn Tai Monkhouse, Tracy Townes, Darla Fowler, Elizabeth Brown, Steve Martin, Chris Walston, C. W. Hines, Heath Harvey, Bryan Sanders, Stevie Williams Lee Cross Sophomores 35 Toni Daniels Melissa Davidson Camille Dodd Travis Doolittle Joslyn Dotson Tammy Faulkner Stevie Drew Darrell Dunham Kristin Faulkner Angela Foster Darla Fowler Richsrd Fryar Jeanette Garrett Karen Garrison Antwin Gill Anthony Hayes Kevin Gray C. W. Hines Jeremy Gross Sam Holdren uarrie Harris Kristin Hudgins Heath Harvey Ginger Humphrey 36 Sophomores CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES — Tanya Marr, Marla Williams, Joyce Coleman, Tracy Townes, Stevie Williams, Tim Moore, James Posey, Chris Walston, Shawn Tai Monkhouse, Heath Harvey, Bryan Sanders, Darrell Dunham Krissy Humphrey Deana Jackson Rickey Jackson Shannon Jeans Rachel Jenkins Rachel Johnston Vickey Johnson Johnell Kocurek Amy Lewis Joe Long Rusty Lowe Paul Mack Kevin Majors Don Manginell Tanya Marr Sophomores 37 Cassandra McCulloch Jason Meredith Raymond Miller Kelvin Moffit Shawn Monkhouse Jeannine Moore Jeff Offutt Tim Moore Augustine Owens Steve Murray James Posey Mary Office Laura Puckett Andy Muniz Pam Reeves Lois Ricks Lonny Roark Darla Roberts 38 Sophomores Mark Schuler Renee Scott Tonya Roberts Pandora Rosser Bryan Sanders Eric Scales James Rodden Kyle Smalley Brian Stringer Steven Stringer Tonya Stringer Billy Taylor Brad Taylor Tracy Townes Lisa Ward Jennifer Watts Sophomores 39 Carrie Halley, Vice-Presided • Jennifer Hutchings, Secretary Brad Varley, treasurer I unrepresentative USS Spresentative 40 Freshmen Johnna Jones, Representative Sam Andrews Beverly Bell Ashley Askew Nick Baird r Vasr Jennifer Beers 1 Justin Bishop Jeff Barnett Velma Black Gerald Blackwell Freshmen 41 Stephanie Cellum Ruth Champe Ken Close Jona Compton Jeff Cooper Stacy Dockins Scott Dawson Lance Downs Tommy Early Lisa Edwards Scott Eeds Necci Eilers Chris Ervin Chad Eudy Doy Glass 42 Freshmen Darnell Hayes Kevin Green Lamont Hayes Carrie Halley Andrew Hayes Rodney Harris Robert Hayes Danny Healy Dale Henson Julie Hurt Kim Jackson Sheila James Jennifer Hutchings Yolanda Jackson Charles Jones Rona Smothermon prepares for the T-Stepper Revue. Bridgette Jackson Charles Jackson Desmond Jackson Freshmen 43 CLASS FAVORITE NOMINEES — Justin Bishop Alicia Murphy Carrie Halley Jennifer Shipp Derek Jones Sam Andrews Rona Smothermon Julie Hurt Brad Varley Kristie Lowe Cindy Jones Derek Jones Jona Jones Jeff JoDlin Kathy Kellum Travis Kinsworthv Shane Kenslow Robin Larzelere Linda Lee MarvLeffel Earl Lemons Salena Lester Scott Lindeman Kristie Lowe Linda Luke 44 Freshmen Angela Martin Vic Marsh David Mattlock Veronica McCain Lisa McGuire Desean McPherson Kay Monkhouse Jimmy Moore Stanley Moore Guy Morris Brian Offutt MOST ATTRACTIVE NOMINEES — Justin Bishop Carrie Halley Rona Smothermon Alicia Murphy Guy Morris Derek Jones JonaJones Audra Tackett Kenneth Bogan Freshmen 45 David Parker David Peek Israel Perez Martha Perez Paula Phillips Michael Ramsey Darnisha Reed Tracy Reeves Dale Ricks Paula Ricks Sherry Ritchie Tammy Rosser Celia Robinson DeAnna Runyan Stacy Rose Craig Russell Jeff Salinas Martha Salinas Michael Ross Robert Ross Mario Salinas Monica Sanders Tyra Sanders Randy Sanford 46 Freshmen Cassandra Scott Jason Scott Yolanda Scott Tony Sessions Frank Shearer Justin shares his knowledge with the teacher while Daniel and Anthony share their knowledge with some of the elementary students. Ben Sheppard Jennifer Shipp Jade Smith Doug Smith George Smith Rona Smothermon Gary Stanley Audra Tackett Clint Taylor Richard Testerman Freshmen 47 ■■ Tommy Thompson Tyrone Washington Billy Titus Kelley Townes Gayla T ravillion Brad Varley Donald Young Making a fashion statement 48 Freshmen Chris'Harvey ' 4. f• ’ ¥ k 50 Favorites Sherry Floyd Lisa Walker Lisa Gaffney Chance Cole Willie Edwards Gayla Bogan Chris Harvey Cleveland Thomas Kelvin Murray Favorites 51 HOMECOMING QUEEN Willie Edwards 52 Favorites HOMECOMING COURT Nominee Willie Edwards Escorted by her brother Jimmy Dizer Nominee Sherry Floyd Escorted by her father James Floyd Nominee Robin Lowe Escorted by her father Marion Lowe Nominee Angela Shipp Escorted by her father Charles Shipp Nominee Leigh Annis Townes Escorted by her father Don Townes Nominee Lisa Walker Escorted by her father Robert Walker Favorites 53 Senior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Ola Young Most Attractive Brian Doolittle and Willie Edwards Class Favorites Ed Hobbs Most Attractive 54 Favorites Cassandra Coulter Most Attractive Terry Hobbs Most Attractive Junior Class Favorites and Most Attractive Darrell Peek and Ann Clark Class Favorites Favorites 55 Sophomore Class Favorites and Most Attractive Darrell Dunham and Tanya Marr Class Favorites James Posey Most Attractive 56 Favorites Kenneth Bogan Rona Smothermon and Brian Offutt Most Attractive Class Favorites Freshman Class Favorites and Most Attractive ' Tfl Favorites 57 Band Sweetheart Anqie McGregor Choir Sweetheart and Beau Gayla Bogan and Steve Whitley Cheerleader Beaus Bryan Sanders and Ronnie Freeman 58 Favorites DECA Belle and Beau Angie McGregor and Jamey Thomas Key Club Sweetheart and Beaus Mark Murphy, Robin Lowe, Russell Higgins FFA Sweetheart Lisa Augustus Football Sweetheart Rhonda Rose Favorites 59 T-Stepper Beaus Cleon Williams and Darrell Peek OEA Beau Donnie Thornsberry Library Club Sweetheart and Beau Julie Hurt and Kevin Gray Latin Club Sweetheart and Beau Joe Paul Carter and Leslie Beadle 60 Favorites The C.H.S. Tiger Band, as an integral part of the school and community, performed at football games, concerts and various com- munity activities. Percussionists perform. The fair parade brings out the best! 62 Band Tonya Roberts concentrates on her music at the annual Christmas Angie McGregor reaches for the lucky winning number. Concert. The band performs under the field direction of Leigh Annis Townes. Band 63 MAJORETTES Suzy Humphrey Tonya Cooper Julie Hurt Laura Puckett Tonya Roberts Angie McGregor Tonya Cooper Junior Building spirit 64 Majorettes Angie leads the way! Julie Hurt Freshman Robin Larzelere, Alt. Freshman Angie McGregor, Head Senior Laura Puckett Sophomore i onya HODerts Sophomore Leign Annis lownes, 01. Drum Majorette Darla Fowler, Alt. Soohomore Suzy Humphrey Junior Majorettes 65 Kim Scott, Amy Halley, Lisa Walker, Yolanda Jackson, Mgr., Krissy Humphrey, Ronda Rose, Rona Smothermon, Carrie Halley, Jen- nifer Shipp, Carrie Harris, Ashley Askew, Neicy Eilers, Kristie Lowe, Kristie Witmer, Linda Luke. Lisa Walker Captain Senior Planning a surprise! 66 T-Steppers Amy Halley First Lieut. — Junior Krissy Humphrey Second Lieut. — Sophomore Bazaar performance! Halloween pep rally Getting ready for Friday night! T-Steppers 67 Sponsor Vickey Johnson, Tracy Townes, Leslie Beadle, Sally Barker, Jemalyn Finley, Robin Lowe, Johna Jones. Spirit, let's hear it! CHEERLEADERS 68 Cheerleaders JohnaJones Freshman Tracy Townes Mascot Sophomore Leslie Beadle Co-Head Cheerleader Junior Jemalyn Finley Senior Vickey Johnson Junior Cheerleaders 69 v ”7 2. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB -i Pete Skidmore, Mark Keeling, Ed Hobbs, Brad Offutt, Ronnie Freeman, Jeff Phelps, Lisa Augustus, Johnna Whittle, Greta Guilliams, Kayla Witmer, Dana Wisinger, Dharlene Jones, sponsor, Jamey Thomas, Glenn Drew, Harold Oney, Bart Dunham, Amy Halley, Shannon Pollock, Donna Butler, Kim Turner, Jemalyn Finley, Cleveland Thomas, D. R. Collins, Vance Taylor. Amy models an outfit during the annual DECA Style Show. Angie, Bart, Kayla, and Johnna promote the Spina Bifida fund raiser. 70 DECA Sally and Ronnie tend a basketball concession. Mr. Hobbs buys a heart for Muscular Dystrophy. Chefs Lisa, Jemalyn and Cassandra prepare punch for the Senior Citizens Dartv. Free Enterprise at work DECA sponsors Free Enterprise Week. DECA 71 Sponsor s u Office Education Association Nancy Parris Andrea Tackett, Kristie Cobb, Tammie Dean, Melissa Smothermon, Sylvia Costilla, Sally Barker, Dawn Womack, Angela Foster, Tara Barton, Leslie Mason, Yolanda Dillard, Sherry Floyd, Angela Shipp, Amy Lewis, Deana Jackson, Renee Scott, Laura Mason, Gayla Bogan, Sheila Mclntire, Lisa Gaffney, Sonya Moore, Brenda Johnson, Lanette Johnson, Gail McCain, Sandra Costilla. The OEA team rides on the award winning Christmas float which was designed and completed by the students. 72 OEA The Parliamentary Team practices. I ne computet 10 useu n i u is uiaooi uui ■ . Teachers are appreciated. Students get ready for the banquet. President Sherre Floyd presides. OEA 73 ST FUTURE FARMERS of America Steven Stringer shows his animal at the county fair. Suspenders? I'll have them on tomorrow! 74 FFA Blaine Peek makes rings for round bales of hay. Drew and Darrell Dunham enjoy the fair. Chris Harvey receives an award from Blaine Peek. FFA Officers Shannon Jeans, Reporter Penny Sampson, Secretary Blaine Peek, President Jaime Phillips, Vice-Pres. Stevie Drew, Treasurer John Gray, Sentinel Steven Stringer, Chaplain Darrell Peek, Vice-Pres. Darrell Dunham, Historian James Posey, Vice-Pres. FFA 75 Sponsor Pam Vaughan FHA officers plan activities for the year. Tracy Townes and Carla Higgins enjoy the day care activities. 76 FHA !!!«■ I SWEBS (CALI ‘Is it ready, yet? Outdoor classroom That looks good, Lisa!” Classmates work together. Making bulletin boards Oh, no. No problem FHA 77 Sponsor K“7 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY -X Rosemary Evetts Robert Reed, Mark Murphy, Robin Lowe, Rebecca Zehetner, Tonya Brown, Chance Cole, Glenn Drew, Aimee Smith, Leslie Mason, Donna Butler, Laura Mason, Michael Herrington, Niki Bray, Tisha Morris, Leslie Beadle, Amy Halley, Eydie Hausler, Ann Clark, Suzy Humphrey. Robin and Suzy tend the sale. Eydie becomes a member. 78 NHS NHS members celebrate their achievements with a breakfast. Study sheets and NHS membership certificates are a natural pair. New members are initiated. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY V A }£WL$! NHS 79 Gayla Bogan, Darla Fowler, Ramona Coulter, Donna Mclntare, Laura Puckett, Lisa Mclntire, Michelle Bryson, Juanita Chivers, Dar- nisha Reeves, Kim Turner, Donna Rose, Tisha Morris, Leigh Annis Townes, Tonya Cooper, Bryan Duty, Warren Humphrey, Darrell McPherson, Kenneth Bogan, Eric Scales, Chad Martin, Steve Whitley, Tim Moore, Trent Duty, D. R. Collins, Stevie Williams, Russell Higgins, David Yates, Stacey Dillard, Cleveland Thomas. Practice makes perfect. The Madrigals perform at the FTA Banquet. 80 Choir Kim Turner, Kelly Knowlton, Leigh Annis Townes, Cheryl Jackson, Loretta Brown, Pennye Williams, Tracy Townes, Vickey Johnson, Sandra Costilla, Sylvia Costilla, Willie Edwards, Elizabeth Brown, Robin Lowe, Amy Lewis, Melissa Davidson, Karen Garrison, Sonyz Moore, Gail McCain. “We appreciate you, Mrs. Jones. Kim prepares for the banquet. FTA 81 Sponsor 7 Historical Society Dora Jones Kelly Knowlton Sylvia Costilla Amy Lewis Tracy Townes Leigh Annis Townes Sandra Costilla Shannon Scott Robin Lowe Krissy Humphrey Carla Higgins Donna Butler Shannon Bryan Sherry Mitchell Dawn Womack Karen Garrison Melissa Davidson Students enjoy a cook-out at the home of sponsor, Dora Jones. 82 Historical Society Sponsor David Bean Robin Lowe, Leslie Beadle, Shannon Scott, Aimee Smith, John Morris, Suzy Humphrey, Rebecca Zehetner, Tonya Brown, Lisa Walker, Niki Bray, Melissa Black, Leigh Annis Townes, Ann Clark, Carol Copeland, Lisa Spencer, Tisha Morris, Sherry Mitchell, Jaime Phillips, Michael Herrington, Donna Butler, Carla Higgins, Jeff Nichols, Mark Murphy, Gary Townes, Russell Higgins, David DePriest, Steve Whitley, Shawn Napier. The annual toy drive is a success. Cleaning up can be glamorous! Key Club 83 Michael Herrington, Chance Cole, Paul Carter, Leslie Beadle, Teela Hurt, sponsor, Robin Lowe, Tonya Roberts, Lisa Spencer, Tonya Brown, Melissa Black, Jennifer Watts, Shannon Pollock, Suzy Humphrey, Tanya Marr, Krissy Humphrey, Amanda Rhodes, Krissy Humphrey, Jeannette Garrett, Ann Clark, Donna Butler, Aimee Smith. Ann and Shannon sample the food. Tanya and Brad exchange food and fun. 84 Latin Club Sherry Mitchell, Shannon Bryan, Johnna Whittle, Carla Higgins, Joyce Ward, sponsor, Tisha Morris, Kevin Gray, Kristie Lowe, Teela Hurt, sponsor, Chance Cole, Tonya Roberts, Tanya Marr, Krissy Humphrey, Jeannette Garrett, Leigh Annis Townes, Ruth Champe, Doug Smith, Brad Varley. Kevin Gray, Terry Hobbs, Melissa Davidson, Karen Garrison, Johnell Kocurek, Kristie Lowe, Ramona Coulter, Donna Rose, Tisha Morris, Kelly Knowlton, Cassandra Nickerson, Sandra Costilla, Chris Walston, Sylvia Costilla, Joyce Coleman, Chris Harvey, Rudy Scales Patrick Jenkins, Sterling Dockins, Vickey Johnson, Michael Nickerson, Larry Applegate, Jeff Offutt, Brad Taylor, Brian Dickerson, Guy Morris, Jay Martin, Paul Mack, Frank Shey, Cheryl Jackson, Scott Eeds, Gordon Jenkins, Jeff Coleman. Library Club Spanish Club 85 Rona Smothermon, Johna Jones, Kristie Lowe, Laura Puckett, Leigh Annis Townes, Rebecca Zehetner, Robin Lowe, Suzy Hum- phrey, Leslie Beadle, Ann Clark, Ann Pearce, Sponsor, Don Manginell, Shannon Pollock, David DePriest, Darrell Dunham, Jeff Coleman. STUDENT COUNCIL 86 Student Council Lana Chandler Eydie Hausler Shon Davis Leslie Beadle Darrell Peek Jan Hausler, Sponsor Tracy Tippie “Think we really need to get to work? Leslie and Tracy eagerly wait for the day's work to begin. Tiger Claw 87 JS VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS Metal Trades 88 Vocational Programs a r A Vf TIGER FOOTBALL Opponent Hooks New Boston Linden Kildare Daingerfield Prairiland Paul Pewitt North Lamar Pittsburg DeKalb Mt. Vernon Richard Burgess Tackle Junior Jeff Coleman Running Back Senior Stacey Dillard Tackle Junior Jesse Cooper Guard Junior 90 Football i CLARKSVILLE A . 24 D. R. Collins Tight End Senior Scotty Conway Defensive End Junior The defense is on the prowl! Derrick Dockins Safety Senior Sterling Dockins Running Back Junior Greg Jackson comes down with the ball. Football 91 Glenn Drew Tackle Senior Curtis Edwards Wide Receiver Junior Mike Herrington Center Junior Tiger defense at its best! Derrick Dockins makes it look easy. 92 Football Greg Jackson finds the going tough. C. W. Hines Center Sophomore Ed Hobbs Cornerback Senior Terry Hobbs Cornerback Junior Football 93 Greg Jackson Gordon Jenkins Patrick Jenkins Tom Manginell Wide Receiver Tight End Tight End Safety Senior Junior Senior Junior Stevie Williams loo Mike Nickerson Running Back Junior Harold Oney Tackle Senior Sammy Puckett Linebacker Senior Rudy Scales Cornerback Senior 94 Football David Moreland Linebacker Senior Mark Murphy Linebacker Senior Kelvin Murray Defensive End Senior Shawn Napier Guard Junior Paul Taylor Quarterback Senior Jamey Thomas Tackle Senior Delbert Washington Defensive End Junior Stevie Williams Wide Receiver Sophomore Football 95 WJJU Managers Steve Sanford Brian Dickerson Rickey Edwards ■DH Jeff Coleman aains Tiaer vardaae. 96 Football Junior Varsity Football Frank Shears, Jade Smith, Gary Stanley, Ken Close, Lamont Hayes, Stanley Moore, Bobby Bryan, Clint Taylor. Mike Bell. Stacy Dockins, Ben Sheppard, Daniel Woods, Vic Marsh, William Woodberry, Derek Jones, Mike Ramsey. Lance Downs, Justin Bishop, Waylan Wolfe, Darnell Hayes, David Parker, Scott Lindeman, Jeff Salinas. Coach Walden, Randy Sanford, Rodney Harris, Sammy Stansbury, Tyrone Washington, Desean McPherson, Brad Varley, Rickey Morris, Coach Hughes. Darrell Pearce, Tony Goodlow, Chris Walston, Butch Boat, Rusty Lowe, James Posey, Antwin Gill, David Butler, Steven Stringer. Coach Coulter, Brandon Phillips, Travis Doolittle, Kelvin Moffit, Bryan Sanders, Anthony Hayes, Coach Brasher. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Football 97 BASKETBALL Opponent We They New Boston 43 41 Atlanta 38 45 New Boston 64 63 Atlanta 47 48 Arkansas High 28 42 Linden Kildare 65 45 Hooks 65 59 Paris 30 51 North Lamar 54 39 Roxton 59 43 Paul Pewitt 61 22 North Lamar 56 47 Whitewright 71 35 Wolfe City 82 41 Opponent We They First Baptist Academy 56 59 Sam Rayburn 63 41 Pittsburg 50 47 DeKalb 64 69 Mt. Vernon 59 52 Prairiland 40 43 Daingerfield 54 55 Paul Pewitt 46 49 North Lamar 69 46 Pittsburg 54 52 DeKalb 73 69 Mt. Vernon 50 52 Daingerfield 54 51 Prairiland 36 60 Jeff Coleman Senior D. R. Collins Senior Brian Dickerson Senior 98 Boys' Basketball Stacey Dillard Junior Patrick Jenkins Senior David Moreland Senior Boys' Basketball 99 Michael Nickerson Junior Junior Varsity Record Wins — 7 Losses — 9 Rudy Scales Senior 100 Boys’ Basketball Stevie makes it look easy! Jeff takes on two for two! Paul Taylor Senior Going for two! Freshman Record Wins — 7 Losses — 3 Stevie Williams Sophomore Boys’ Basketball 101 Junior Varsity heads for a victory! mm Ml Stepping high! Brad Varley scores two. Two the hard way! 102 Boys' Basketball Michael Bell, Daniel Woods, Stacy Rose, Desean McPherson, Coach Cooper, Brad Varley, Lynell Williams, Stacy Dockins. Junior Varsity Basketball Billy Jones, Paul Mack, Bryan Sanders, Coach Hughes, Gordon Jenkins, David DePriest, Steve Murray. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Boys Basketball 103 TRACK Daniel Woods, Kenneth Bogan, Stanley Moore, Cedrick Williams, Derrick Dockins, Charles Jackson, Tom Manginell Mike Bell An- thony Hayes, Kenneth Moore, William Woodberry, Chris Walston, Antwin Gill, Steve Williams, Terry Hobbs, Lynell Williams, Sterling Dockins, Coach Brasher, Jeff Coleman, Mark Murphy, Rodney Harris, Rickey Edwards, Rudy Scales, Pat Jenkins, D. R.' Collins Travis Doolittle, Mike Nickerson, Bryan Sanders, Gordon Jenkins, Stacey Dillard, Glenn Drew, Desean McPherson Brad Varlev’ Coach Cooper. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS — Jeff Coleman, Antawin Gill, Derrick Dockins, Rudy Scales, Rickey Edwards, Michael Nickerson, Stacey Dillard, D. R. Collins, Pat Jenkins, Chris Walston. Cross Country Track Daniel Woods 104 Boys’ Track Patrick leads the way! Michael and Tom take a practice run. Just to let them know the Tigers are in town! Boys Track 105 Who's that behind those Foster Grants? Glenn winds up 106 Boys’ Track Michael wins district. Freshman relay champs Hand-off D. R. is another district winner. Championship form Boys’ Track 107 Getting ready for the meet. Rickey loosens up. 1986 Track Meets I If Wylie — 2nd Pittsburg — 2nd Daingerfield —2nd Gladewater — 2nd Paris — 1st DeKalb — 2nd District — 2nd Regional — 2nd State — 4th Stacey's second district championship. 108 Boys' Track Baseball Ed Hobbs David Butler Don Manginell Gary Townes Scott Lindeman Russell Higgins David DePriest Kelvin Murray Jamey Thomas Sammy Puckett Coach Hughes Opponent Hooks Paris New Diana Pittsburg Harmony Paris North Lamar Winnsboro Mt. Pleasant Daingerfield Prairiland Paul Pewitt North Lamar We They Opponent 2 7 Pittsburg 0 10 DeKalb 5 6 Mt. Vernon 13 5 Daingerfield 12 5 Prairiland 5 15 Paul Pewitt 4 3 North Lamar 6 7 Pittsburg 8 12 DeKalb 12 16 Mt. Vernon 5 8 3 9 7 9 We They 2 3 3 10 4 8 2 8 1 3 11 1 6 15 0 1 8 1 0 5 David Butler Sophomore David DePriest Junior Baseball 109 Ed Hobbs Scott Lindeman Don Manginell Senior Freshman Sophomore Jamey Thomas Senior Gary Townes Junior Sammy cools off. 110 Baseball Sammy Puckett Senior ______________ _ Kelvin Murray Senior Kelvin makes a safe return. Higgins watches and runs. i Thomas rounds the base DePriest guards first. VJ Baseball 111 GOLF Robin Lowe, Leslie Beadle, Sally Barker, Johna Jones, Julie Hurt, Coach Labeth, Jemalyn Finley, Karen Garrison. The Lady Tigers defeated 18 other teams in tournament play and finished second in the Clarksville Invitational, first in the Pittsburg Invitational and second in the District 11 AAA Tournament. By placing second in the district tournament, the girls qualified for regicjnal play where they finished fifth. Way to go Tigers! Julie sits this round out. 112 Girls' Golf Robin enjoys golf. Coach offers congratulations. Girls' Golf 113 GOLF David Matlock, Layne McKinney, Coach LaBeth, Michael Herrington, Pete Skidmore, Heath Harvey, Ronnie Freeman, Steve Sanford, Rusty Lowe, Harold Oney. The Tiger golf team defeated a total of twenty- six teams in tournament play. This faas good enough to place them fourth in the North Lamar Invitational, first in the Pittsburg Invitational, first in the Pittsburg Invitational, first in the District 11 AAA Tournament and thirteenth overall in the regional competition. Way to go Tigers! Harold studies it. 114 Boys'Golf Pete watches and waits. Boys’Golf 115 Heath plans his strategy. , The look of a winner. TENNIS Tracy Carla Steve Paula Phillips, Guy Morris, Carla Higgins, Donnie Boyd, Tracy Tippie, Steve Cellum, Coach Coulter. 116 Tennis VOLLEYBALL Cassandra Scott, Sharonda Nelson, Cindy Jones, Kim Jackson, Veronica McCain, Coach Woods, Angela Williams, Yolanda Dillard, Pennye Williams, Carla Higgins, Cassandra Willis, Danita Williams, Ann Clark, Coach LeBeth. As Volleyball 1985 began, Clarksville defeated Paris High (15-10, 12-15, 15-12). After this fine start the season had its ups and downs. Some of the high points were third place in the Mt. Vernon Tournament and victories over DeKalb, Cumby, Queen City, Detroit and Delmar-West Lamar. The season ended on a sad note at the District Tour- nament with a loss to North Lamar, leaving the girls to post a 7-10 season record. The battle of the net Volleyball 117 118 Volleyball Volleyball 119 BASKETBALL Cindy Jones Sharonda Nelson Laura Puckett Freshman Freshman Sophomore The basketball draws a crowd! Angela Williams, Junior 120 Girls' Basketball I didn’t touch it!” Carla drives in. Girls' Basketball 121 Trying to get the shot off! Basketball 1985-1986 The season record was 6 wins and 18 losses. Victories over DeKalb, Union Hill and Farmersville were high points this year as was the third place trophy at the Linden-Kildare Tournament. Angela Williams, Carla Higgins, Cindy Jones and Sharon- da Nelson all received post-season recognition. The team averaged 43 points and 37 rebounds per game. Reach out! Jumping high! 122 Girls Basketball TRACK Lisa Edwards, Sharonda Nelson, Loretta Brown, Carla Higgins, Coach Woods, Ann Clark, Danita Williams, Lois Ricks, Jurline Richardson, Angela Williams, Cindy Jones. The highlights of the 1986 track season included 102 points at the Mt. Vernon relays, Lois Ricks going to regional in the 100 meter dash and Velma Roses’ 4'11 high jump. Our young team got better and better as the year progressed. Last minute strategy Disbelief or wonder? Girls' Track 123 Well, this is a strain! Jumping long 124 Girls’ Track TOP TEN — Robert Reed, Valedictorian; Tonya Brown, Salutatorian; Aimee Smith; Johnna Whittle; Robin Lowe; Nicole Bray Mark Murphy; Rebecca Zehetner; Glenn Drew; Lisa Walker. Special awards were presented at the graduation to the following students: Nicole Bray Wal-Mart Scholarship Ramona Coulter Ruth Marable Scholarship John Morris Maureen Fisher Scholarship Robert Reed USAF Academy Scholarship Johnna Whittle Rotary Club Scholarship Rebecca Zehetner Citizens Bank Scholarship % ALL-DISTRICT BASEBALL — Ed Hobbs, Sammy Puckett, Ken Close — Star Greenhand Award Jamey Thomas Steve Drew — Star Chapter Farmer Award Steaven Lee — Agri-Businessman Award 126 Award Winners ALL-AREA BAND — Carol Copeland, Guy Morris, Jay Martin ALL-AREA CHOIR — Leigh Annis Townes, Michelle Bryson, David Yates, Steve Whitley DECA National Winners and Competitors Bart Dunham Shannon Pollock Greta Guilliams Glenn Drew Lana Chandler Angie McGregor Jamey Thomas Johnna Whittle Boys’ and Girls’ State Representatives Mark Murphy Robin Lowe Rebecca Zehetner Pete Skidmore Award Winners 127 OEA Area Winners Dawn Womack Teresa Roberts Sherry Mitchell Melissa Smothermon Lanette Johnson Kristie Cobb Andrea Tackett Angela Shipp Sherry Floyd Laura Mason Stacy Strunc Leslie Mason State Latin Competition First Place, Costume Design Krissy Humphrey All-District Football Mark Murphy Derrick Dockins Michael Herrington Jeff Coleman Pat Jenkins Rudy Scales David Moreland Paul Taylor Sterling Dockins Harold Oney Stacey Dillard 128 Award Winners Most Valuable Athletes Carla Higgins —Tennis Outstanding Female Robin Lowe — Golf Jeff Coleman — Waldrep Award Angela Williams — Basketball Lois Ricks — Track Pete Skidmore — Golf Daniel Woods — Cross Country Sammy Puckett — Baseball Mark Murphy — Football Jurline Richardson — Volleyball Ann Clark —Volleyball Stacey Dillard — Track Paul Taylor — Basketball Junior Classical League Winners Tanya Marr Tonya Roberts Melissa Black Paul Carter Leslie Beadle Rickey Edwards Fourth in State 110 Hurdles Fourth in State 330 Hurdles Stacey Dillard Second in State Discus Second in State Shot Put Award Winners 129 ALL-DISTRICT GOLF — Robin Lowe, Leslie Beadle, Johna ALL-DISTRICT GOLF — Mike Herrington, Pete Skidmore, Heath Jones, Jemalyn Finley Harvey, Ronnie Freeman, Harold Oney ALL-DISTRICT BASKETBALL — Sharonda Nelson, Cindy All-Red River Valley Football — Mark Murphy, Stacey Dillard Jones, Angela Williams. All-District Basketball Steve Williams David Moreland Paul Taylor D. R. Collins Jeff Coleman 130 Award Winners HOMECOMING WEEK Shawn Tai Monkhouse Friday night spectacle Heath Harvey helps decorate the hall. Is it Marilyn or Tracy Townes? Leslie Beadle chooses the Cyndi Lauper look. 132 Homecoming Week Jennifer Watts complements her outfit with a tie, hat and Kenny Henson, Scott Lindeman and Butch Boat take “Blue and White Day literally. ' % . Lisa Walker likes cats. buttons. Homecoming Week 133 Angela Martin, Sterling Dockins, Dayne Crenshaw and Vic Marsh enjoy the week. 134 Homecoming Week Ann Clark always has fun. David Moreland, Homecoming Queen Krissy Humphrey watches the game. Homecoming Week 135 136 T-Stepper Revue 138 Variety Show Variety Show 139 140 Prom Prom 141 142 Prom Government 1986 Class Song For Just a Moment Class Color Blue Class Flower Rose Class Motto Today's dreams are tomorrow’s future Class Favorite Nominees Mark Murphy Sammy Puckett Robin Lowe Angela Shipp Melissa Smothermon Sherry Floyd Kenny Carroll Russell Higgins Chris Harvey 144 Senior Exclusives Most Attractive Nominees Ed Hobbs Warren Humphrey Sammy Puckett Shon Davis Lisa Walker Robin Lowe Melissa Smothermon Chris Harvey The card exchange Senior Exclusives 145 Satisfaction Graduation May 30,1986 Isn’t it great! The class of 1986 146 Senior Exclusives The Clarksville Times CLARKSVILLE. TEXAS O C VOL 113 NO 38 WEDNESDAY. MAY 28. 1986 TWELVE PAGES ' IUSPSIIMOI Call to Mind By Don M. Fisher l know you, kid. Oh, I know you think nobody really knows you, and for the most part you’re right. But I do know that under that gown you’ve got a tee-shirt or a button something that is a little irreverant, if not obscene, and a lot defiant. Of course it’s an obscure message, maybe it’s written in Japanese or it’s a quote from Nietsche or somebody. Something nobody but you un- derstands. Like you. And under that mortarboard is a head full of ideas that are making you crazy. Ideas you can’t talk about. Your friends (and there really are more of them than you think) would just chalk it up to more weird stuff than they usually attribute to you. Believe it or not, your parents would probably understand, but you can’t talk to parents about feelings and stuff. Besides, it would Just make them sad. It would just remind them that you’re almost not a kid anymore. They don't want to lose you, like a little part of you doesn’t want to be lost. You feel cheated. You didn't learn enough. Well, you didn't learn enough of the things you wanted to know, and it seems like with every passing day lately, your world has just gotten a little smaller. But if you tell anybody that, they just say you’re conceited. Which you are. But then you deserve to be, right? There’s just not enough around here for you, because, even though you don’t know what exactly it is you do want, you do know what you don’t want. You don’t want a dull life. Most people are content to take their excitement in small sips. You gulp it down. You’ve got an appetite like a schooling bass, and they’re about to open the hatchery gates and let you out into that wide open water. You don’t know what to expect, but you expect It will be fabulous. I’ve got news for you. It will be. But it won’t be what you expect. So here’s a little preview. There’s music and lights and tastes enough to fill a carnival, and sweet sins enough to fill a couple of Bibles. And you’ll do all that for a while, un- til you find eating your fill of that still leaves you hungry. But some of the best things to learn are part of all that. It still can’t teach you what love is, but it can show you what it isn’t. It isn’t something anybody can tell you about. They can only show you. And it’s quite a show. Just remember you aren’t part of the audience. You’re a performer. And you can’t avoid the pain, if you’re really living as completely as you want to. There are traps, but they are devices of your own making. They are on the streets like roaming packs of mongrels. They are baited with trust. They can be as simple as the beckoning in someone’s eyes and as complex as the fire in your own blood. There’s art, which is the greatest trap of all. Remember the lesson of Vincent’s ear, and remember that art isn’t beauty; it’s Just something to remind you of beauty. Art is just a string around your aesthetic finger. Beware of yourself. You are prone to excess, so try to remember to practice moderation in all things. Including moderation. You need to go to an extreme every once in a while, Just to clean out your mind. Beware of your body, It's a creation of your mind, not a part of it. Beware of your mind. It’s wild right now, and will run off and get lost in dark and pitiful places. Don’t shrink from the full range of human endeavor. Try it all, but remember; Trying is lying. If it’s really right, you don’t have to try. Let two words govern your life: - Doit! Do it all. Taste, feel, see, be, go. Don’t stop ’til you get there. Never mind, you'll know where there is when you arrive. Just don’t be surprised if you find out there is here. Listen to your own private song and linger where the music is sweetest. Leave when it fades and change it when it becomes monotonous. It really is there, I promise. So go ahead. God, I almost wish I could go with you. Don M. Fisher, Publisher 148 Advertisements Clarksville Florist Maegan Clark and Johnna Whittle 900 W. Main Clarksville Fashion Jewelry Student employee Sherrie Mitchell 112 W. Main Clarksville Forrest Beadle Leslie Beadle Laura Beadle BEADLE BEADLE Lawyers 31 ON. Walnut Clarksville Advertisements 149 Dairy Queen Eydie Hausler Tracy Tippie Lana Chandler Shon Davis D P Auto Parts Suzy Humphrey Ginger Humphrey Clarksville Glass Mirror Lisa Spencer Tonya Brown 150 Advertisements MAVERICK Telephone 214 427-2426 427-2596 Maverick Manufacturing Co. 1400 MAVERICK ROAD CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS 75426 KEN BISHOP President Harvey Brothers Massey-Ferguson Farm Implements Homelite Chain Saws 427-2281 Clarksville, Texas LEWIS GROCERY and BAR-B-QUE Complete Visual Analysis All Types Contact Lenses 500 West College 427-3386 Dr. H. D. 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