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W W . r ' -,'QSr' VW ' new -- . -ff' W +P -'--5 f 3+ fi 5... mlyilfff ' .V -gf'-Q-'9sf.,v3?9f?q-:fi'?f i i-JEEWEEAMEP-f-rmmffiif n' 'J ak, H 4 U fr: . limmy puts up the spirit chain for Student Council. 10 Opening ll .2 Y .- .WJ Don't worry Steph, we've got this game won. Mr. Hogan tells students the route for Key Club Bike-A-Thon Fall Doings Mason and Scott work with calf for the Rehab Sale. This years organizations kicked off with sock-it-to-'em day, which was won by Kathleen Taylor, FFA sold oranges, grapefruit, and apples, Light bulbs were sold by the lr. class and cheese sold by the FHA. The football banquet was sponsored by the Pep Squad. The FFA attended leadership contests. The FHA went to the State Fair of Texas. The Student Council sponsored the movie, The Raven, and the Spirit Chain. Beta again sold donuts. S Qc l I Patti and lay lead the band at the half-time shows, Tommy and loel discover something at the Art Museum with Beta Club and Art. Opening 11 Homecoming '80 Melissa Dugan, Debbie Askew, Melani Brandon and Daphna Owens inot picturedj Homecoming Si Tucker presents Debbie with a Court. r i 5 4 of roses. Z ,.., - - V Gaiam Spim was Shqjwffglgtfghe V517 ,-. W,.V , . . iiii 1 igsai D55 D i W3ewQs 'Q , i i . 1 QQSSN i -4 V- V . , '43 Afiik , ff - F , 3 f 1-1 aiuff fvffzf 24' fy sa f - 3 - gf f if 5 Q if Q K FS 1 Myra Makes Music! lr. High in Action lr, High is a faster pace than middle school. For the 8th grade, they are at the peak of lr. High. For the 7th grade, their dreams of being on top are finally coming true. This year has been a great year for lr. High. This season has really been a great one for football. All fall activities are important to lr. High. Cindy twirls the guys on The lr. High Football teams think about tonight's game. 14 Opening ' ,M RT WE ' GUN -11, .! 5,,:1- Opem W 1 1 I 1 1 Sugua ,. '... T'- --f F' Y w ,,-.1 I ,Law 4 M' T ., A' A Jw Q Tiff V - if ' A . 4 6,1 , 7 ' ff' I' X Q, A 1 . Q1 4 ' .'.' y ' 1+ ' . --w- N A, . - '1 ,Q i' if' ' 'f T' W5 5 7a? wx .ff ' ,Z ' n ,fm-f 'S V --aw D A ' ' L 0 Eff .- A183341 V U ' M -2- ' -Q' f ,N ' 3 Z' A .. ggi 1 1 ,A .. i m C N ' fl A , ' ,,- , .AQQ M AAALAA M-.. do 91 , - X -W ,xml-sew-..w.4m, .MW 4 1 i Clyde High School Band: Moving Up ' Nathan Freeman works hard for Friday night's ance. Qrum Ma 'ors and Flag Corps: lay Tucker, Missy Russell, Kim Black, Vickey Burleson, Darla Wallick, Pam Planlffl 5aphh'fx Owens, Pattirlylartin. Front Row: Pam Spitzer, Regina Cutbirth. Band warms up before homecoming show. C.H.S. Twirlers: Lana Reeves, and Sheryl South. The band was all fired up during this year's exciting football season. Learning all new marching shows for every Friday night was an experience in itself. The band received an excellent rating in the marching U.l.L. Contest. The Governor of Texas, Mr. Bill Clements, commissioned the Clyde High School Band to be the 'Ambassadors of Good Will to the Durango, Colorado Music Festival. A plaque was presented in honor of this special occasion. High School Band 17 Z Compliments of . . . The Clyde Band Boosters Mr. Randy Taylor is the new band director for the Clyde band programs will X 1 Michelle Atwood performs in the Dinner Concert given by the band i l l as Q, sa- K Fi T lay Tucker, Mark Searcy, and David Hendricks are featured at the band's Christmas Dinner Concert. Clyde High School Band xr Q. . ., .. . . wsfjll F '-.QZ iT A 'S L Dm 1 'T ' 4 Mr. Williams presents the band officers with the 'Ambassadors of Good Will plaque from the Governor. X T s Band Beau and Sweetheart: Nathan Freeman, Angie Shipman Officers: Front Row Daphna Owens - President, Angie Shipman - V.P., Keith Penney - Sec., David Hendricks - Treas., Pam Spitzer - Librarian. Back Row - Asst. Quartermas- ter, Darla Wallick - Quartermaster, Becky Longbotham - Chaplain, lay Tucker - Head Drum Maior. Left: Solo and Ensemble. Front Row Mark Searcy - 1st Div., Tony Mays - 1st Div., Troy Davenport - 1st Div., john Holley - 1st Div., Rebecca Schuler - 1st Div. Back Row Rickey Long - 1st Div., Nathan Freeman - lst Div., lay Tucker - 1st Div., David Hendricks - 3rd Div., Donna Wilkens - 1st Div., and Michelle Atwood - 1st Div. High School Band 19 Beta: Symbol of Academic Excellence The Beta's who participated in the Galverton trip were: Ricky Long, David Hendricks, lames Douglass, Kim Pyeatt, Debbie Dodson, Lori Moreland, Pennye Tucker, and Darla Wallick. KQHR Faux? -1- S i fa elk lx S ' 5 A i , nl ' .f ' ,ff Patti lvLaLtin.gives Coach Caton Top Row: Dan Allen, Naoma Huff, Sponsors, David Quinn, Ricky Long, Sebastiano Lucci, David Hendricks, Mason an apple for a Beta Cram, Hogan, lames Douglass, Keith Penney, Robert Maxwell, 20 Beta Debbie Dodson, Teri Presley, Kim Pyeatt, Darla Wallick, Bottom Row: Letha Cooper, Patty Skelton, Kathleen Taylor, Stacey Shewmake, Lori Moreland, Teresa Gallagher. Middle Row: Melissa Dugan, Rene' Darnell, Rhonda Herdon, Lana Reeves, Lory Moore, Tammy Loyer, -Fiatti Martin, ffl 0.67 7 ' 5' llfifp X 1 5 7' fr!! all , K S' KJ , Matt Noeth and Mrs. Huff express their feelings at the Art Gallery. 5- hgh lg HP 40:85 fm'-rw 0'-'mom U- fbqgobvievffgf Qmigqm O' Q. -.-l 3 ,-D-- 333' CTQ. 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They also registered the Ex's at Homecoming. t i r , 3 QV. All? TOP ROW: Ted Broadfoot, Keith Penney, Vince Chipponne, Mrs. T r Marshall Fiscus, leff Seider, Archie Akers, David Hendricks, MIDDLE ROW: Mellissa Dugan Patria ' , Becky Longbotham, Tammy Loyer, Kyla Fields, Kim Black, Patricia Wimberly, BOTTOM ROW: Pennye Tucker, Lory Moore, limmy Taylor, Daphna Owens. Above: Vicky Askew takes a break with Student Council stick candy. Right: Archie Akers and Ted Broadfoot hang up the spirit chain. 22 Student Council ,K Debbie Askew and Glenn Chrane top things off on SHAT DAY. Sherie Harber, Anetta Williams, and Randy Chrane show their spirit during 50's day, ' 'i . f 1 ,- . if ' f i , Y K1 T? -fi :gy RaDona Lane shows off her Student Council Homecoming mum, Student Council starts the Christmas spirit off with a Christmas Party. Student Council 23 1 f HJ N VCE: Getting The lob Done Vocational Office Education is designed to develop leadership skills through the Office Education Association. The students are provided technical instruction and simulated work experiences to prepare them for employment in an office occupation. VOE vvent to contest entering in many things. The VOE Advisory Committee was Annie Lee Kniffen, Loyd Welch, Bob Gallagher, and Don Tabor. VOE sold a variety of things ranging from 'class of patches to toys. They helped the teachers out by running off worksheets and tests. And Also helped the lunior Class and many other organizations by running off the programs and invitations. Debbie Askew and Angie Franklin do office work. H QL... ink. - Q Williams'and 51mmy Bentley finish up on their assignments. N ...-..,,..--.- .DW ,. ,. . . s-f' Top Row: Suzanne Tally, Lana,Ree es Teresa Gallager, Angie Franklin, Elesa Huff, Tammy LaEoy, Stephanie Wilde, Gae Futch, Diane lohnson, Debbie Aske 'Traci Coo , attfyikelton, Rhonda Mangum, Theresa Welch, Deane Williams, Elaine Welch, Sponsor: Mrs. Allsup. fffisx Bottom Row: Kelley Wood, Gary Richgdson, Kelly Williarniiammy Bentley, lulie Hurley, Lisa Chrane, Melissa Dugan, Kim Pyeatt. Y-X,-,H K .K--rf' 24 VOE 5 ? i E, A Q 1 julie Hurley and Gae Futch make a stencil from the stenciling machine, R. wt. Mrs. Allsup and Kellye Wood proofread the VOE papers. Melissa Dugan works on her timings in VOE. VOE Sweetheart and Beau Keilye Wood and Marty Par- ker. VUE 25 ,,,, T51 X it , :OH ff' l N-rj , , X f f' Q l X l i X l X Y Annual Staff Working together for a better yearbook. ,, .Staffsllack Row: Brian Hollovvell, john Swofford, lim Durham, Mason Hogan, Second Row: Darla Wallick,ll,ulie 1 K Powers, Michelle Brown, Kelly Burleson, Kathy MikeE,.AngiefShi man. Front Row: Debbie Dodson, Fkattijytargy tin,-Daphna Owens, Not Pictured: Mark Searcy, y Appletonb Annual9affQanedtheyearoH mmhthesemngotyembooks Senior Portraits and group pictures along with school pictures were handled by annualqau.AAoneyvvasraBed uwoughtheCkHonaUontoheb payfortheexpensesofthb yeafsannual A trip to the ltL.P.C Convention in Austin was made by many students in annual staff. Many nemfmymsandtechmques were learned that will be benencmlknwardsnextyeafs book. Kelly Burleson and lim Durham imitate Samurai during the skit for annual sales. Mrs Morgan helps Brian on a layout V A while Kathy and Patti work steadily, - 3 its 26 Annual Statt' 'Lf' 1 w IIIIIIIIIIPI 'lake sf .- F t - . x ' MW i. :SSL l - R Af :. ..5,im.,fV ,An AA me ..a. S-, w .H Utlll gxxxxxxxv' ,..x ,5 X .t 'A NT :L A9 G tx? Y 3 f Z rig ' lulie Powers and lohn Swoffard are the M.C.'s for the Coronation. Annual Sales are a big success! 1. 54 . ffx -Quart nu... X .Ie wft., 5 - ':...,:v Q. at 1 gl it fvieggis ugh A ' .wiaia x f ' im . 2' I 2.3 I X .Wi I 4 K ..: X , . 1 1 at 5ifg3ii Michelle Brown and lim Durham, Annual Staff Sweetheart and Beau Left: lulie Powers works hard to make deadlines. Far Left Cathy Appleton types Copy for her pages. Annual Staff 27 556 - 4' 3 ' a. s is 0 Y? . 'M in V 5 fir ,. A A T li' 0' M sir Top Row: Mr. Allen, Nathan Tinkle, Debbie Dodson, Tammy LaFoy, Tammy Bentley Angle Shipman Amy Sapaugh Becky Longbotham Lori Moreland, Melani Brandon, Ray Young, lames Hagler, Steven Kreitler, Bottom Row james Douglas Karen Shumaker Debra Falk Pennye Tucker Darla Wallick, Kim Pyeatt, David Hendricks. Science Club Exploring the World Around Us. D ..,4 IO A The Science Club was involved in many activities, They held a car wash and sold pecans to raise money. They also raised money with a scrap metal drive. The Regional Science Fair was a worthwhile field trip. Science Club will also sponsor the Spring Olympics. 28 Science Club N C Debbie Dodson reads the l.E.T.S. Magazine. Debra Falk works on the terreriam. if lames Douglas is a dedicated scientist. Science Club 29 'xml l A Xy, ,, X r mf 9 ,J Q V f V A QW . , N4 V' if A-ff 2 W 'nf Y? ll WJ, ' ,,,, 2 ' ,,,,, ,. 5 , ' Q r I 32 . .iff gh 4 Q If ,gag if as as asv 1 i f f , f Key Club Presrdent and Sweetheart, Archie Akers and Darla Wal Mason Hogan rides rn the bake a thon Karen Shumaker C nlhla Holden Rick L A h Ak P fl LTL QW Appletonsells Pam Spitzer a notebook for Key Club. Key Club Key Club started the year off with the olym- pics for first, second, and third graders. They sold spiral notebooks and raised money for Muscular Distrophy. They went to convention in Fort Worth and went to Inter-Club Meetings. A spe- cial thanks to the Clyde Kiwanians for their sup- port and to Bill Brown, Carl Brown, Winford Hogan, and Marvin Sapaugh for the time they gave to help out. Mr. Brown sponsors the Hardin Simmons trip to a Inter-Club meeting. adsl Ricky Long and Keith Penney help raise money for Muscular Distrophy. 74 CL 1- fNAT to Key Club 31 Pep Squad PEP SQUAQAN l QL ft Back Row: T. Davis, S. Wynne, T. Dodson, B. Schulte, M. Dezern, A, Sapaugh, 1. Mikeska M Burleson J V M ' ' ' 1 Roberts Third Row Sponsor Mrs Scheihing M McLendon M Trice T Kemp E Huff P Skelton ascot - J, Powers, Sponsor - Mrs. Nalker. Second Row: K. Williams, G. Futch, K. Pyeatt T LaFoy S Wilde OJ l. L . R. CillespigCf-AppleQFront Row: Officers: L. Moore - Secretary, D. Dodson - V P D Askew Pre and K. aylor - T 8SUl'ET'T -ig Pep Squad creates excitement at pep rallies. The Football Banquet was a great success The cheerleaders and pep-squad with combined effort made the 1981 year a very spirited and exciting one. The pep squad sponsored a football banquet. The selling of beat ribbons was an active money raiser for the banquet, A football cake was made with all varsity numbers on it. Over all the total effect that was produced was one of total Uexcite ment! X .Ps dj? P 32 Pep-squad and Cheerleaders Pep Squad Beau and Sweetheart: Marty Parker, Debbie Askew Xxv 'x N, X.. X Cheerleaders ,Vl'4lvlonica'Lewis keeps that spirit up. Amy Sapaugh and Debbie Dodson show off their mums during homecoming. Pep Club and Cheerleaders 33 W! C.H.S. Cheerleaders Sonja Lewis, tria Cliffor ' iane Iohnson-Head, Patricia inberley, Monica Lewis, Melissa Dugan. Cheerleaders get all fired up at the Homecoming bonfire. 2 Z . The pep rally sends the football team on their way to victory. The pep squad cheers on the football 34 Pep Squad and Cheerleaders jg, ,J P3 'A ,, in '31, 1 H I ,gz- , ,I 7 'v QQ W2 1 hal Y ' f Q-2 M Eff? I ww, Wm Q g L1 Future Farmers of America The Clyde FFA had a great year this year. The truit sales were better than last year, the local show was larger than last, they bought a new show box for out-ol'-town stock shows, they are planning to have the state president at the annual banquet, they plan to tour judging teams consisting of meat, soil, dairy, and livestock, they also have a student teacher . . , , , H gh h h , h d, h Officers: Kneeling: Archie Akers, Vice President, Daphna Owens, W lc l 'PY aven l 3 lnl 9 p35l' Sweetheart, Clenn e, President. Standing: lames Douglas, Keith Sewell, Darrell Mill nders2 Muruoui, Ueaii Laney, lUl1kllVlLlNt't',lVldIK neaity, Cuaiur guns, uiau vvimaiiis, miuy maya, ,anim mmf-r, Haitian-t -rental., ,aim s . iugm, ,cn ...mt ,, UW... .t..Vc,,,, Third Row: left Williams, left Bell, Mark Ellis, Richard Nichols, left Seider, Kenneth O'Shields, Don Carpenter, Douglas Madison, Ric hard Dodson, lerry Cagle, Tommy Ramos, Reagan Gamble, Fourth Row: Ray Young, Steven Cullen, left Levens, Brian Hollowell, Terry Davis, Les Pierce, Scott Berry, lim Durham, Mason Hogan, lerry Hurst, Pat Ollara l l Ag. l: Kyle Ford, Rodney Long, Brandon King, Robyn Boggs, Lester Cioza, lames Chittum, Kumbul Bullard, Gary Calhoun, lohn Hunt, Weldon Wilkerson, lohn Holley, Lewis Leslie, Steve Lane, Second Row: left Cox, Elton Dickerson, Stephanie Wilde, Billy Spears, Paul lames, Michael Cagle, Danny Cause, Richard Shelton, lay Poindexter, Ronnie Dill, Keith Timms, lohn Russell. Third Row: Steve Branum, Tony Mays, Kenneth McSwain, Anthony Baker, Ted Price, lohnson Chittum, Randy Chrane, Marshal Fiscus, lackie Thomason, lay O'Donald, left Walker, Wade Parker. Fourth Row: lohn Rouse, Timmy Leschuck, lim Maddox, Eric Peachic, Frank Ramos, Chris Holden, lohn Dement, Ronnie Neizer, Brad Setzler, Bsake O'Donald, Tim Couyer, Lanny Brown, Kerry Hudleston, 36 FFA lm lunior Conducting Team Richard Shelton. r l I I S W3 .... , V Senior Farm Skills Andy Mays, Nathan Freeman, Randell Clark. :gp 5 l 5 ---C l va Lanny Brown, Steve Lane, lohn Holley, Kerry Huddleston, Elton Dicker- son, Weldon Wilkerson, Brad Setzler, Marshall Fiscus, lackie Tomasson, tv r QRS X Senior Conducting Team Pat O'Hara, lerry Hurst, Scott Berry, Steven Cullen, Ray Young, leff Levens. Mason Hogan, Tim Stone and Scott Berry prepare a calf for the Rehab. Sale. ...- 'QW Todd McKee, Lawrence Valdez, and Don Carpenter help other FFA members unload the fruit. FFA 37 Clyde i Livestock Show This yearfs stock show was the most successful in recent years. The showmanship winners were Marsha Young lhorsel Scott Berry tcattlel Brad Setzler tsheepl Angie Seider lpig and over alll Mark Searcy tpoultryl. Richard Shelton is proud of his Champion lamb. Showmanship winners. Eandt Roberts is al the Wim of his Champion Kathleen and Archie compete for Champion heifer. orse. -- I , X R 7. it i A ..., Nga i ,x :E Q .T...,,...i..m.l,. . L H h V .A - . ....m.1YlW.... it . , . V J, in K i F F K K V4 l .J-QL ennifer Greenhaw poses with her Grand Champion lamb. Scott his C rand steer Russell AIcorn's steer wins Reserve Champion honors. Showing steers is a family affair for Kyle and Kathleen Ford. Weldon Tollett's rabbit takes honors at The Chicken show was won by lay local show. O'Donald. Angie Seider attracts the judges attention. Cllycle Stoc lc Show 39 40 Fl-l.A. F.H. The FHA. were involved in many activities and worthwhile projects. Monthly meetings kept everyone up- to-date on FHA. happenings. They went to the State Fair and observed the food and clothing in the exhibition buildings. Lory lvloore's Encounter Workshop group helped people to feel better about themselves. The members sold cheese for a fund-raising project. Part of this money went to the Sharon Geye Scholarship Fund. Senior Citizens really appreciated the monthly birthday parties the FHA. girls gave them. The FHA. also sponsored the FHA. Parent- Daughter Banquet. They participated in the Area meeting. The Clyde FHA. is truly working for a better future. - Working for a Better Future Officers: Robin Gillespie, Pres., Daphna Owens, Historian, m3rd V. Pres., Lory Moore, 2nd V. Pres., Sheri Harbor, 'lst V. Pres., Pennye Tucker, Parl., Teresa Gallagher, Trea., Diane johnson, Sec., Susan Couch, Reporter. -q Robin Gillespie, President, Sebastiano Lucci, FHA. Beau. Mrs. Kenley glances through the newspaper during a short break. For H 84 FL. Bottom Row: Whitney Tucker, Sheri Harbor, Shermett O'Neal, Belinda Schulte, Kim Aston, Darla Bohanon, Shawnda Hunt, Diane Taylor, Tammy Davis, Carla Hagler, Lisa George, Row Two: Lynn Raymond, Debby Bentley, Sondra Morris, Carla Bohanon, Rene Darnell, Annette Williams, D'Ann Whiteaker, Becky Longbotham, lackie Williams, Susan Wynne, Judy Rob- erts, Anita Gervis, Terri Dodson, Shelly Whipple, Marty Dezern, Amy Sapaugh, Stacy Shewmake, Tracy Shewmake, Mindy Bowman, Row Three: Pennye Tucker, Lisa Murdock, Daphna Owens, Diane lohnson, Melani Brandon, Lana Reeves, Tobin Steele, Row Four: Darla Wallick, Tammy Bentley, Angie Shipman, lulie Hurley, Melissa Dugan, Angie Franklin, Top Row: Terri Presley, Teresa Callaher, Cindy Dodson. V6 X K g tgggg AAIA g V g ,, JIM? ,,,,,, so K 'rkik ' .-l..-,.,,.,.,,..Q.,L,,,, 11,4277 . K Av Z ,mi .ata A , 1 fi L is 1 , , W ig , Q W g tyt, 5 L it is f x U 0' ia,, msg +51 S A I -f it-mt L I W Q it ,isr mm 1- , A 'S' sa- Q A g fb L ,A ,,,, . ,. L A , , . -V L ,,,f ,. , it 'IW ., ,, ,sm ' L K, X t f S+: L H l L at V a f ssasis I V' rsssi Z 3 U mix T ff! A - V Q, kllk -4 I M .V ., K QN - r f p , D ,ssss ,L M in all 4 1 t - f t .kV- - -E ':k L x f x' ? L X '29 i t K 'V V Q 'L 'f i I N' if 7' 4 l I Y? atti Martin-voting delegate. Sheri Harbor-Area Candidate for Sergeant- t-Arms. Dezern. Stephany Wilde works hard in the Concession stand. Home and Family Living's Wedding unites Clay Hilcher and Robin Gil- lispie with the l'Rev. Tommy Ramos. Terri Dodson and Robin Gillespie Area Choir. Not Pictured: Marty FH 4l cial' QJS vt c- NYSE? I2 Fl-I r . lN N , A Jr XJ ' I fi yf f he W If X fhj Bottom Row: Shari Parton, Dona Wilkins, Vickee Fellers, Robyn Rhodes, Tammy Magovern, Karen Townsend, lolo McRae, Frances Cooke, Karla ,. X X Coble, Lon: Burkhaller, lim Maddox, Lisa Carter, Row Two: Mrs Setzler. R h, Becky Rucker, Terry Skelton, Patty Skelton, Karen Shu- M wr -ll FHA maker, Lisa Phillips, karen Clark, Darla Weaver, Melissa Chrane, lennifer Greenhaw, Karen Couch, Angie Seider, Kim Black, Vickey Burleson, Kyla Fields, Debra Eoll, Tammy Wilson, Mrs Kenley, Row Three: Patti Martin, Missy Russell, Lisa Chrane, Pat oonfe, Pam Spitzer, Sheryl South, Row Four: Susan Couch, Gae Futch, Robin Clllisple, Lory Moore, Row Fl7e:Cynthla1g1Q,ld,en, lQgUy-Will: s, ecky n , ade McDonald, Top Row: Jerry Hensley, Pam Ciressetl ' 1 5 l , , The best thing about Homemaking is eating what you have made. The State Fair oftered a lot of lun for Lynn Raymond ludy Roberts serves at the School Board dinner. l LH WE I swing! 'W Varsity Football Goes 5-5 in 1980 L irry Brian Gary Penney, Ricky arpenler, Randy Bruce Davenport, loel -Dernenl, Sitting: Kelly Burleson, 'Ie-rryl Cordon, Marty Parker, jcxrniny Ramos, Tod McKee, Darrell 1 Miller, Mike Henson, Glenn Cllirane. 1- A ' wie --as - S22 k lerry Gordon tries to break away!!! ' A ' Z .1 ' , e il l e ll 5 ' M. V 0 .. g , E y 'r-1 ,-2 'wr a of Ricliarclson Parker Quinn Chrane Gordon Estes Sr. Sr, Sr. Sr. Sr. lCaptj Sr. arxilx Foollmall Fil' - F ' A , F5 , 1 ii, Defense is there on the tackle. Practice makes perfect. My 'E' sim 5 , . ,tj e s A i Vg 3 'N .4-Q . '?f'a.f't ff S Lane Durham Owens Sr. fCaptJ Sr. CCaptJ Sr. Sr. fCaptj Varsity Football 45 46 Varsity Football ug f it nf wx Taylor McKee ' Ramos Lane Carpenter Miller Ir . lr. Ir. Ir. lr. lr. r K 2 1, il Them W ,. 'l, ,, , N ff, llvf I l' H E an 5 QV C7 96 1980 Football if ,, . , ' f'X 'L'aT1' Q' ' i ' N5 l' .j , Bllllfi gS F?SI1ilKQdglp against Graham., 5 U A 1 l l Q l De-ment L Winte s 2,0 rl F J xA llNCs-6 J Wfbjs l OJ m lx W Varsity Football 47 Front Row: Dub Anthony, Terry Davis, Greg Murdock, Dean Caffey, Ted Broadfoot, Scott Berry, Clay Hilcher, Brian Hollowell, Keith Sewell, Back Row: Coach Walter Dawkins, Robert Tallman, Les Pierce, lohn Swofford, leff Levens, Mason Hogan, David Barr, Rusty Fiscus, Steven Cullen, Tim Collier, Coach Larry Caton. i f i ---H . fwzHN'fQ.?llUlQ r11lsl P':s,f srW .', i1s3'l? sr . 7 - L ' 1- A - -' Ply-h ff' l .'- 'L 4 'J 1? -'-H wr -' 'W W 'ST ' ' ss ' - l'F!'s2 ' ' ' H - vK,1..,,,.,h,,,s....,. 5.1 X. t:....,--..-,.- an f L-.ww -.114 .--st-Q., , , ,-.:..., . A ' Lv! .,s , Q? 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Lewis Lesley goes around left end US 1: THEM 6 Sweetwater T 18 T Graham? 21 , Brady- e 26 12 , Coleman 14 6 Haskell 19 6 0 , Comanche 19 S S 0 L Colorado City l 12 6 Stanfordf 1 6 6 S Breckenridge 1 28 28 to Wylie 5 1 T 7 4 Scramble Bulldogs L R so Q, 5 1 f l R I' We ff F -A if .N V? 1 Q 1 1 ,ew 4-1 f 35s,?N.E N ,, V: 4. .L 1 Y Q M R I 5 29 K:,, ,fl l 1 W ' ' f A sg , , K' 7 A' Bottom Row: Nathan Brashear, Lanny Brown, jeff Walker, Lester Howe, john Holley, Wade Parker, Patrick Armstrong. Middle Row: Randy Black- well, john Dement, Ronnie Deal, Steve Lane, David Goss, Richard Skelton, Kerry Huddleston, Top Row: jackie Thomasson, Weldon Wilkerson, Lewis Lesley, john Hunt, Micheal Reed, Russell Holland, Marshall Fiscus, Coach Mike Cranfill. The teams worked hard according to the coaches. They adopted new systems and improvement could be seen each week. They have a lot of potential. The coaches look for- ward to working with them next year. Freshmanfj.V. Football 49 VarsityBasketball Vies for District Compliments of: VV. L. l'VValt Dawkins, International Truck Sales Phone 800 528 4307 offlce 677 9083 residence 1- ' st lim Durham-Sr. W fi is is Jeff Seider-Sr, g , tti ,tti i 8 ClaY Hilcher-lr. iss 7 it isitii .ff as Randy Lane-lr. jg, h 1. , 0 Q jl ttta I Dvvain Carpenter-lr. i0Q .sf by sssy t - sss -Q ' Kenneth O'Sheilds-lr, 111 t t, j tiss att Tommy Ramos-if. t t ts tsrt Steven Cullen-Soph. s in iii lohn Swofford-lr. Pssis l g , , T 5 l lohn Hunt-Fresh. s 0 fi gg i siis A is l Ted Broadfoot-lr. s, 0 0 ll t,tss il Clay Hilcher takes a shot, I5 Randl' Lane Travellng The boys varsity basketball team improved vvith almost every game according to the coach Walter Davvkins. They finished 2nd in the Baird Tournament. The boys vvent on to win 13 total ballgames and were in the district race for post-season honors. liandylande led the team in scoring by hitting around 18 points per game receiving strong support from Clay Hilcher and leff Seider. With an excellent crop of young players on the vvay up, almost all of the varsity returns making the future look promising. 50 Varsity Basketball 198081 Clyde Basketball team. Ev :www in if leff Seider brings the ball down court in a fast break. gy, R 3, T. 1 lv w 5' as Q was W 53'-,s 'N 'lx ... . u, s y at 1 y 'I - Q.. slxlesm I if K 't . . -1 . . .5 -, sk K : fi ,b gt ig xgYi?x-f K , ..l, s we Q i s .'. A 55 -J . K .:'w f 7 'hih M, N X ll,,l. Wm' Y' w. -, 3 Q? Xll, to Defense sets up. Top Row: leff Bellmer, john Hunt, lim Durham, john Tarbet, Clay Hil- Cher, jeff Seider, john Swofford, Eric Pechacek, Mgr. Bottom Row: Randy Lane, Ken O'Shields, Steven Cullen, Ted Broadfoot, Tommy Ramos, Dwain Carpenter. lim Durham watches for the rebound. Varsity Basketball 51 Girls Varsity Building for Tomorrow lulie Hurley, Tracey Shewmake, Melissa Dugan, Rhonda Herndon, Dona Baxter, Cindy Hunt, Shelly Whipple, Kellye Williams, Angie Seider Lory Moore, Stacey Shewmake, Diane johnson, Cindy Hunt makes two of her many points, Dona Baxter shoots a free throw against Wylie. Right: Coach Caton discusses the next play. The girls' basketball team this year had an all new look from uni- forms and coach to new faces in the line-up. With only one return- ing starter and two returning lettermen, this was a year for rebuild- ing. With the senior leadership and a lot of hard work, things began to happen. 52 Varsity Girls Basketball Dona Baxter-Sr. Melissa Dugan-Sr. Capt. Rhonda Herndon-Sr. Cindy Hunt-Sr. Capt. lulie Hurley-Sr. Capt. Diane johnson-Sr. Lory Moore-lr. Kelly Williams-lr. Stacey Shewmake-Soph. Tracey Shewmake-Soph. Shelly Whipple-Soph. Angie Seider-Fresh. Kelly Williams concentrates on a free throw. Dona Baxter fights for the ball. Faces show intensity during a time out. julie Hurley pulls dgwn 3 rgboundr Girls' Varsity Basketball 53 lunior Varsity Basketbal : Second in District X 6134 Front Row: Eric Pechacek, Blake O'Donald, Ronny Deal, Tim Collier, Steve Lane, Coach Ron Steele, Back Row: Brent Fields, lohn Dement, jackie Thommasson, Kevin Wilsher, Weldon Wilkerson, Kevin Weber, Vince Chiappone. -v W.-w,..as.. ig -H ., W 'lf' Mason Hogan anticipates the next move. Jackie Thomosson dribbles for a fast break. Right: lohn Tarbet tries for the rebound. X 5 This year the l.V.'s concluded their season with a 5-1 district record. The l.V. team progressed rapidly under , the coaching of Ron Steele. The heavy rebounders were Mason Hogan, lohn Tarbet, avg. 10 p.p.g. Outside help came from Weldon Wilkerson and Steve Lane. 54 IV Boys Basketball Bottom Row: Randy Blackwell, Iohn Holley, Rodney Long, Troy Davenport, Middle Row: Steve Lane, Jackie Thommason, Elton Dickerson, Ronny Deal, Top Row: Randy Chrane, lohn Dement, Lynn Burgess, Weldon Wilkerson, Brad Setzler. lohn Dement seeks the winning point. ll. 31 1111919133:-cm lim l SW l is au' naw' lr f ,Jr ..,, Offense works for two. Freshmen Basketball Win Cross Plains Tourney This year the freshman team vvon the Cross Plains Tournament at the peak of their season. The freshmen boys went 5 and 2 in the season. This was only the 2nd year for freshmen to have their own team and like the year before they only had a limited no. of games. Leading players were: Ronnie Deal, Steve Lane, and Weldon Wilk- erson, get Weldon Wilkerson fights for the ball. Freshmen wait for the rebound. Freshman Boys Basketball 55 lunior Varsity Girls Kyla Fields, Darla Weaver, ,Terri Dodson, Becky Longbotham, Amber Mitchell, lackie Thomas, Stephanie Fortune, Kathaleen Taylor, Gae Futch, lulie Powersg Patria Clifford, Danny Yarborough, tcoachl. Freshmen Girls Rebecca Shuler, Darla Weaver, Kyla Fields, Lisa Smith, lenniter Greenhaw, Amber Mitchell, Coach Danny Yarborough, Kim Black, Karen Towns- hand, Kelly Walraven, Vicky Burleson, Tracy Burson, Io Vonnie McRae. Girls' Basketball This was only the second year for a freshman team. Like last year, they had a limited amount of games. Both teams had a fairly successful year, with the freshman hav- ing a 5-2 record, and the l.V,'s having a very good year. They won the Cross Plains tournament and fourth place in the C-City tournament. The girls listen intently to Coach Caton. 56 Girls lunior Varsity f Freshmen Basketball 1 jennifer Greenhaw shoots for two Karla Coble works on her shots from the wing 5. Watching varsity practice and hoping someday that they will be there. ' ut Everyone listens when Coach Cayton talks Practices are really exciting for julie Powers. Girls Junior VarsityfFreshmen Basketball S7 Standing: Stephanie Sparks, Karen Couch, Hollie Leschuck, Ann Easterday, Sandra Collins, Rene Darnell, Sally Skaggs, Coach leanie Hall. Kneeling: Amy Sapaugh, Sherie Harber, Melissa Chrane, Terry Skelton, Starla Edwards, lovonia McRea. This was the first year for a competitive volleyball team at Clyde in a number of years. Some of the schools the volleyball team layed were Eula, Breckenredge, Coiorado City, Santa Anna. Those who lettered were Sandra Collins, Karen Couch tCaptainJ, Rene Darnell, lovonia McRae, Clyde Girls Cross Country team won third place at Regional and third at the State meet at Georgetown. Some of the girls that won honors at the State meet were Gae Futch - fourth, Debbie Bentley - seventh, and Cynthia Haynes - thirteenth. This year the State Champs oflast year were honored by the presentation of banners that hang in the library and the n gym. Below - Top Row: Maricella Payne, Kim Chittum, Debbie Bentley. Middle Row: Darla Bohannon, Shelly Tucker, Kyla Fields, Carla Bohannon. Bottom Row: Gae Futch, Tammy Bentley, Coach Danny Yarbrough, Debbie Askew, Cindy Dodson, not pictured Cindy Haynes. Girls Volleyball and Cross Country Girl's Volleyball team Volleyball girls are ready for action! 'Z W, ' Girl's Cross Country team Principal Bill Brown congratulates the returning State Cross Coun 58 VolleyballfCross Country try Champs. x I fwlkw V f p flfilkg 16511.11 ,J 4'4 I C91 Sh Jen? am! Meer! of cf,,1e JW, Wefani grandon .xdrclzi e .x4Ler5 jauorifefijauorifea3auorifeAjauorife5jauorifedgauorifeajauorifeb 60 High School Favorites The 1981 Favorites for Clyde High School were elected by the student body and the faculty. Most Representative and Best Citizens were chosen by the teachers while the King and Queen were elected by the entire high school stu- dent body. Most Likely to Succeed, Most Beautiful and Most Handsome, Most Spirited and Most Friendly were reserved for the senior class to select. Each class chose their own favorites to represent them in the 1980 Coronation. ldphlla LUQYLJ gal? QCAal'J60l'l Wad eprebenfafiue wg GMC el 5 Cl, oi ce 9 Ofefafld .fgrclzi e .f4LerA gedf gifizend . 1 - LI we HH 1 V 'f ff f 1, ' ' 9 -X H . ' , A ' gf .Q Zi EY? 2 , . o 'Ju' L, ' W g 1 . In 1 1 High School Favorites 61 9 Senior 5 glaoice fibeggie gboclaon Segadfiano ollucci Wad jrienclfy clliaa Wurdock jeff? gurkbon Wad geaufifuf Wm! ,zqancfaom M Q V A M ff I 1 1. Qi? ,, K ...W -- - ' K . . Q I ,Q L.JAg,k 4 ir, W, E lv, W ., - -ws f A .1 , W, - . . , ,,, 3 ,K W, ,, J, mmf , .. M, . we fm.mH.' . . ii i 14 Q6 J I .QWTLE , f ' ,, J f fm 'www f ' 5' L. -W . k,,.V K K V V Gnd? .Hunt oflee Owend Wadi .gpirifecl ennye jucLer .fdrclzi e .xdlferd Wodf Jikefy fo Succee Senior Favorites 63 JM, SCM cworifea Jgaren lcwia ancl GLU!! Clwane Senior .gauorifezi lv 64 High Sch aol Favorite F 9 gelleljy KMFAJOH CUALJ ca., Jwmfw, unior jauorifea Q Kiki. J . f Q A f W IJQ K I Ns J my M H f Nw 2 W 5 24 V ag f 5 4 A Z W ' f bf M5 f , 4 ,lf F 41 JCM ELCA arbllaf 3i5cua jzrwflman cworifed Kg.. , ,Vs ,, W 9' :gf f' '?iJiii,,..iHiE 72,45 iw Q vw 25 o onfa ewib an ince 6llia,9,9one Sophomore auorifed High School Favorites 65 66 Seniors Seniors of 198 Debbie Askew Melani Brandon l lody Baker Michelle Brown Glenn Chrane Archie Akers B Dona Baxter Kelly Burleson .1 Randell Clark WON Doug Akers Tammy Bentley - johnny Chittum Randy Davenport Karen Davis Cindy Dodson Melissa Dugan Edwards - sse Denning Brian Estes Kellye Wood and Diane lohnson 'lmunch out during break. Tarrirny Bentley, Daphna Owens, and Tammy LaFoy work on ordering IDVIYHUODS. Angle Franklin Q Seniors 67 ix, - Teresa Gallagher Lisa George l 1 james Hagler Mike Harris l -l Cary Harrison ,Q L as .-wa! . 'digg V44 ' 1 E S Senior Class Officers: V-Pres., Bobby Lane, Tres. Karen Davis., Pres. Debbie Dodsong Sec., Melani Brandon. 68 Seniors s I lerry Gordon - Edward Hart - -1 Lynn Hawk 1. Rhonda Herndon Lee Owens tells another one of his famous stories during Govern- ment. Ones senior year seems to always be the busiest. Ordering senior pictures, caps and gowns, and invitations, takes a lot of time and money. Also every senior puts effort into the English IV dinner. Here's how the seniors voted for favorites: Food: 1st Mexican Food, 2nd Seafood lShrimpJ, 3rd Pizza. Movie: 1st Animal House, 2nd 9 to 5, 3rd, Urban Cow- boy. Actorf Actress: Clint Eastwood and Bo Derek. Type of Music: 1st Rock, 2nd Country, 3rd Soft Rock. Musical Group: lst ACfDC, 2nd Oak Ridge Boys, 3rd Queen. . Song: 1st Train, Train lBIackfootJ, 2nd Lookin' for Love llohnny Leej, Cow Patty Uim Staffordj. Sport: 1st Football, 2nd Baseball, 3rd Tennis. Person: 1st Parents, 2nd Friends, 3rd Myself. Car: 1st Camaro, 2nd Corvette, 3rd Trans Am. Restaurant: 1st Red Lobster, 2nd El Chico's, 3rd Pelican. Subject: lst The Opposite Sex, 2nd Math, 3rd English IV. Place to go: 1st Clubin', 2nd Parking, 3rd Movies. TV Show: 1st Flamingo Road, 2nd Facts of Life, 3rd Dallas. What You Want To Be: 1st Secretary, 2nd Rich, 3rd Law- yer. '- Seniors 69 - Sebastiano luui adds a touch I98I ot ltalian spice to the Class The senior Christmas door placed 3rd, 70 Seniors Lori Moreland Rhonda Mangu 1 , Lee Martin -1' Kathy Mike-ska l . 2 l l Lisa Murdoch Daphna Owens Marty Parker Sw g: 14 , U1 2 ., X lv uma U 54 1 ' O 3 Frances Rhodes Gary Richardson Mary Ann Risser - - I .V jeff Seider Frances Rhodes shows the intensity of studying. Seniors Mike Harris and Lee Martin are shown the way to construct a wall. 72 Seniors Nanette Vinson Stephany Wrlde Dian Wllllams Elaine Welch . - Darla Wallnck Llssa Weed lg--....,4 ' x rw. 04' g These senior girls made sure that every assembly was a fun one. 4 Seniors 73 IZ'-I 3 The goose was prepared with care. 1 l - Rhonda Herndon brings out the pudding. THE MENU Main Course Desserts Roast Wild Goose Trifle Bubble and Squeek Syllabub Mulligatany Soup Lentils Beef and Kidney Pie Yorkshire Pudding English Muffins Scoth Eggs Boxty Plum Pudding Maids of Honor Tarts Wassail Hot Punch 7-1 Seniors The English IV Dinner . Cindy Hunt gets to try everything Tim Durham places the final touches on a really tough goose juniors Today . . . Seniors Tomorrow! This year the juniors sold light bulbs to raise money for the junior-Senior Banquet which was held at the Windsor Hotel. Also, they won second place on the Christmas door that the Beta Club offers each year. The junior Play this year was a big success, thanks to Mrs. Huff. Russell Allcorn Becky Bland jamesrBoone Ted Broadfoot Rogwie Broadus Qs-ver urleson Dean aff Don Carpenter Dwain Carpenter Randy Cherry Lisa Chrane Scott Clark ..Patria ,Cslifiord Anna Coffey Bryan C905 f V. Traci Cook Letha Cooper Regina Cutbirth Bruce Davenport Ronnie Davis joeLDement 'B james Douglass 1 Debra Eoff T Debra Falk Brent Fields 76 juniors .jf juniors finally get to pick out senior rings and they can't decide which one! Class of 1981 - Spirit Chain Champs This year Clyde ran a survey on the favorites of all the classes. The luniors had quite a selection: Actorfftctress: Clint Eastwood, Brooke Shields, Bo Der- ick, Burt Reynolds Food: Pizza, Mexican Food, Seafood Movie: l'Mothers Day, llStir Crazy, llThe Blue Lagoon, 'Urban Cowboy Music: Country, Rock, Disco Group: Oak Ridge Boys, Willie Nelson, Queen Song: llAnother One Bites the Dust, HHit Me With Your Best Show, 'Smoky Mt. Rain, llWhiskey River, 'LOn the Road Again Sport: Football, Basketball, Rodeo Car: Pick-up, Camaro, Corvette Person: Dad, Girls, Myself, Earl Campbell Restaurant: Red Lobster, El Chico's, Pelican Subject: Am. History, Lunch, Athletics Place to Go: Parking, Movies, Skating T. V. Show: No. 96, Dallas, Soap Future Goal: Rich, Housewife, Lawyer, Coach N KJ GK 1nf'fxvh'kX, ,, , , . -wr ,HU 4, 5 .ff , ,f Za- .,,,. l K Tod McKee tries to explain things to Kim Pyeatt. Russell Eiscus Gae Futch Reagan Gamble i George Gi,l:es fn Robin Gillespie Pam Gressett Kim Gwinn Riki Haas t S Ron Hacket lody Hayhurst lerry Hensley Mike Henson R David Hicks Clay Hilcher Cynthia Holden Elesa Huff Barbara Hurst 1 Teri Kemp Ricky Long and Becky Bland pose for just one more picture, George Giles Shows U5 his 51411152 A 1 luniors 77 Patty Koonce Steven Kreitler Kevin Landers Randy Lane Nancy Langford Gorden Lee Monica Lewis Ricky Long Tammy Loyer Douglas Madison Patti Martin Wade McDonald Bland and Vicki Askew review the new type of report junior students vote for their favorites Tod McKee Mike McKinley Mellisa McLendon Darrell Miller Lori Miller Lory Moore ' L Matt Noetli V A Pat O'Hara A Sandra Olehy Ken O'Shields Keith Penney Les Pierce lulie Powers Tommy Ramos Missy Russell Bill Shulte Keith Sewell Karen Shumaker 1 K tw, Patna Clifford prepares for biology class Patty Skelton Sheryl South Pam Spitzer lohn Swofford Suzanne Talli Mary Taylor Melinda Trice Shelly Tucker Allen Wallace Caleb Watson Theresa Welch Whitlock TS Brad Williarhsw Kelly Williams Chipper Willis Tammy Wilson Keith Winters The junior Officers are from left to right Bryan Cook Pres Lory Moore V Pres julie Powers Sec Patti Martin, Treas. 1. james Douglass enjoys 50's Day , 2. Dennis Dugan takes time to study 3. Dwain Carpenter and joel Dement partici- pated in llShat Day 4, Tammy Loyer has fun with Ghost and Goblin Day 5. Brad Williams makes planets for the Banquet 6. The juniors sell light bulbs with the help of Mrs. Wiggins 7. Brian Cook dreams of his date at the Ban- quet and Prom 8. Ricky Long and Lory Moore are chosen fir the Farm Bureau Washington DC. Trip juniors. In And Around! f f juniors W. , Right: Letha Cooper Henry Willis portray the Russian ambassador and his wife. Below: The cast of Romanoff and luliet take a final bow as the curtain closes. AJ' - 1 sf' X 'C Left: Brent Fields, Keith Pen- ney, and Ricki Haas portray a soldier, a monk and an arch- bishop in the lunior Play. Right: Romanoff and luliet are played by Sebastiano Lucci and Lory Moore. Romanoff and luliet The lunior Class presented the comedy, Romanoff and julie! for the 1980 lunior Class Play, The setting was in Little Utopia of Vortexia, LUV the smallest country in Europe. There an Ameritan luliet met a Russian Roma- noff and fell in love much to the upset of all involved. Juniors 81 g 1 55 fy' 0 ll Q 5 I n ' JL :X 'f 5 . -, A -an s, t ll ,a,:'5fg, ' V 'N u I' 1 'fun If . , ,:2i-t ' .' S-eff- - ' ff'-Q J 14 'Al ' , u N if-X S! X 1 S ,'X'x'l '. '5I.. J F ' , o 4 ,.- X -gig.: , 'Y . 1 l 1 ' W 1 xx vi 4 I . i-X: 'ga' 5. - Q' . ' x lqy'a'!,i': tie .. , Hx- :l l:I ut g .gi N'-g. 1 1 Q u S uuhl. 1 Q ,Q :is I Q-'Trib ni' - - , ht, . 'rc 1-:Q A, 'tj .5 1' -. vp 4 1' 1935. 9uUv,, 4 'Q gs - 'f!n'fJ ' 4 'F ' 5 Q F 5 ,' I-1,i5'::::, -' 4 ::5Ez: t Q 4 149, .foraging 'jo gffe gufizze unioz - cgenioz Banquet gegzuazg 21, V981 HCL! read the Senior Will 82 luniorsfSenior Banquet S. Debbie Dodson and Bobby Lane, Senior fficers, i Q i we M S iii Q . gi S ,.. ii V qlbv V : Z' i ,.:i 3 luniors gathered early Saturday morning to decorate forthe Banquet I -.Z f' ,' l .i, A tl T, ,flf f V Lisa and Eddie Chrane enjoy the Cotton-Eyed joe , R Vpwlcilfl The Bunnie Hop is still an all time favorite Cx isflx J lla I f 'x N . h ,f M .V LX! The lunior-Senior Banquet and Prom: 1. FEB LooMngtotheFuuMe Q, The Junior Class Worked hard this year preparing for the lunior-Senior Banquet and Prom, They sold light bulbs and held the junior Play to raise the funds necessary for such an undertaking. They felt the Seniors deserved a good banquet. The Theme was llooking to the Future. lt took place at the Windsor Hotel in Abilene. The banquet program included the reading ofthe Class Prophecy and Will. After the Banquet the Prom was held to the enjoyment ot all who stayed. luniorfSenior Banquet 83 Sophomores: One Step Closer, Two Steps Away The sophomores kept up the ole sophomore spirit this year. They placed Hon. Men. in the Christmas Door Contest. The result on the favorites survey were as follows: Food: Pizza, Mexican Food, Steak Car: Trans Am, Corvette, Pick-up Music: Country, Rock, Soft Rock Sport: Football, Basketball, Track Subject: World Hist., World Geography, English Restaurant: Red Lobster, Taco Bueno, Crystal's T. V. Shows: Dallas, 396, The Dukes of Hazzard Actorfftctress: Clint Eastwood, Burt Reynolds, Bill Murray Music Group: Oak Ridge Boys, Charlie Daniels Band, ELO Movie: Stir Crazy, llUrban Cowboy, 'Blue Lagoon Song: l'Another One Bites the Dust, llEvery Woman in the World, Suddenly Person: Boy or Girl Friends, Mr. Brown, Earl Campbell 84 Sophomores Dub Anthony Kim Aston Pat Bailey David Barr jewel Beck leff Bell Debby Bentley Scott Berry Vicki Bodine Carla Bohannan Darla Bohannan Mendy Bowman Traci Brock Cindy Buchanan Eddie Burkhalter Molly Burleson lerry Cagle Brenda Campbell Darla Bohannan and Brenda Campbell prepare Home making luncheons. 'Nm Class Officer Vince Chiappone, Marty Dezern, Becky Longbotham and Mason Hogan N r Cindy Buchanan and Kathleen Taylor seem to have differing opinions what was said in the library, ,Q ' K, l si I X f at D'Ann Whiteaker and Stephanie Fortune take part in Homemaking class. Vince Chiappone Tim Collier leff Cox Steven Cullen Billie,Sue Darnell Rene Darnell Tammy Davis Terry Davis Marty Dezern Richard Dodson Terri Dodson Ann Easterday Mark Ellis Stephanie Fortune Cozy Futch Anita Gervais Carla Hagler Sherie Harber Tonya Hawk Cynthia Haynes Sophomores 85 David Hendricks Mason Hogan Brian Hollowell Shawnda Hunt Jeff Hurley Jerry Hurst Stacci Kinnaman Barbie LaFoy Hollie Leschuck jeff Levens Sonja Lewis Becky Longbotham S B I Patricia Wimberly is somewhat skeptical about home-made Mason Hogan gives lohn Swofford a pie in the fact at assembly. punch. lane Mikeska Sondra Morris Greg Murdock J Richard Nichols I Blake O'Donald 5 l Shermette O'Neal 5 Ted Price losie Ramos 5 Lynn Raymond Tony Rice ludy Roberts Amy Sapaugh Belinda Schulte Mark Searcy Stacey Shewmake Tracey Shewmake l Charlie Sims Stephanie Sparks , S 86 Sophomores David Hendricks bows for Kathleen Taylor In the Beta Skit Whitney Tucker ponders over assignments Robert Tallman Diana Taylor Kathleen Taylor lacqie Thomas Weldon Tollett Whitney Tucker Scott Unrein Kevin Weber Eddie Wendlick Shelly Whipple D'Ann Whiteaker Annetta Williams jackie Williams leff Williams Kevin Wilsher Patricia Wimberley Susan Wynne Ray Young Suddenly entering into a new and exciting world, the 1980 Freshmen anticipated the first band trips. Soon they turned around to find their boys were playing in their first high school football games while others in the stands cheered for them. 3 Patrick Armstrong David Arthur Robert Arthur Michele Atwood Anthony Baker Rhonda Batey Rick Betcher Kim Black Randy Blackwell Robin Boggs Angie Boyd Steve Branum Nathan Brashear lames Brewer Lanny Brown Kimball Bullard Lynn Burgess Vickey Burleson 88 Freshmen Freshmen: Eager to Begin Another turn down the way, the Freshmen bravely faced RC-host and Goblin Day with smiles on their faces. Hope was near as the year came to a close and the freshmen turned around again to find they were not llfish anymore, but upperclassmen in the over- changing world of Clyde High School. fl? mils Electronic games interest Freshmen at break time :SF freshmen 89 Ronnie Deal john Dement Elton Dickson Hattie Fellers Kyla Fields Marshall Fiscus Tina Forbes Kyle Ford David Goss jennifer Creenhaw Vickey Hackett Roy Hardin Wayne Hart Rick Hicks Chris Holden Russell Holland john Holley Lester Howe n Favorites: Airplane, Blue Lagoon za, Hamburgers Camaro ountry, Rock iotball, Basketball English, Athletics nt Red Lobster, Taco Bueno w Dukes of Hazzard, Dallas int Eastwood, Susan Anton oupz Oak Ridge Boys Kenny iny Nights, Somebody s Knockin Dpposite sex, Parents and Amber Michell reflect back on thoughts of nan year. Kerry Huddleston Gil Hunt lohn Hunt Donald Hurst Paul james Brandon King Ronda Kish Steve Lane Timmy Leschuck Lewis Lesley Rodney Long Andy Lorence lim Maddox Tami Magovern jimmy Maxwell Tony Mays lovonia McRae Kenneth McSwain Amber Mitchell Ronnie Naizer lay O'Donald Wade Parker Shari Patton Maricella Payne Eric Pechacek Lisa Phillips Pam Plank lay Poindexter Frank Ramos Mike Reed David Rhodes Robyn Rhodes Brad Rister Betty Roberts john Rouse Becky Rucker Freshman guys find it hard to be humble. Kyla Fields, Rodney Long and Leslie Shipman show different attitudes as Freshmen. aw David Rucker lohn Russell Angie Seider Brad Setzler Cindy Sewell Richard Shelton Leslie Shipman Rebecca Shuler Sally Skaggs Terry Skelton Lisa Smith Billy Spears lohn Tarbet Emmett Taylor lacky Thomasson Keith Timms Karen Townsend Lawrence Valdez Robert Vasquez jeff Walker Kelly Walraven Darla Weaver Weldon Wilkerson Donna Wilkins Pete Wilson Not Pictured Lani Burkhalter Gary Calhoon observes Sally Skaggs' experiment. Freshmen 93 I Lnwasss11mgwWMmbwmwmswmwmxwmmw4fmLiasaafmxg www M-Qmfwfawnw, .w1azwm mi my ww wieglfivwwwf Qiiww:vwabfgzmxivmgk-1WmmrmyfmaM3Q,asNmwwas:AwwwwwwwwssKQ2fQ2asmm-Wm-vfwmwamw,mwf1Jmxfwwmawewmamwxsmmw.,4wsivfissaqfgfffwmmaxafifghwmmmwawamvpsmam S 'lf QQ Mfr I! if S far! M QQ 9 We K 1' g You ou You Music that we Iusteded to Clyde School Board: the Community's Voiccl Clyde ISD School Board l l Top Row: Eddie Craig, Duane Bennett, lim Taylor, Billy Ray Cullen. Bottom Row:Leon Chrane-Vice President, Marvi Sapaugh-President, Barton Scott-Secretary. Clyde and Hamby join Ranks Members of the school board represent the community's concern for the vvell-being of our school. Elected by the community, the school board regulates the schools budget, sets school policies, hires the administration, faculty and staff and approves all activities of the school. The Highlingt of this year was the consolidation of the Clyde and Hamby School districts. Their long hours of hard work by both school boards are appreciated. 96 School Board Hamby ISD School Board Top Row: Eugene Cist, Payton Whiteaker, David Cist. Bottom Row: Vick Sanders Thomas Casey, Sam West. Not Pictured: Danny Lewis Anita MacGregor. Administrators Gffer Involvement in Clyde LSD. Administrators at Clyde High School may sometimes play Behind- the-scene roles in the functioning of school life but their overall, genuine desire to know students as individuals often leads them into involvement in the campus life of the student. Coordinating the affairs of the high school, jr. high, and elementary, the administrative staff is necessary to make the wheels of Clyde go around. 'ABKYQ , X svn- X' Leon Williams, Superintendent Nancy Palmer, Secretary Nita Tarrant, Bookkeeper ,M Winford Hogan, Administrative Assistant Administration 97 High School Faculty Narrows the Odds in the Game Let's play high school any number can play between the ages of 14 and 18. The object of the game is to keep up with peers, keep up grades, keep up attitudes, with the ultimate goal of becom- ing a winner. Because students are captive audiences for about 7 hours each day, teachers serve as manipulators of 320 lives. Using the latest teaching methodology, faculty members used group pro- jects and a great deal of concen- trated effort through individual- ized instruction to convey their subjects. Through achievement test scores, it has become appar- ent that teachers are generally successful in getting across the subject matter. Students who go on to college return to report rela- tively few problems in their courses, reflecting the good foun- dations they have received. gn- 17 of Life Bill Brown, Principal ' W' 17 - - - ...ag Coach Cranfill wastes no time in grading tests. 98 High School Faculty ' - NBII? 2 Alleen Briscoe, Secretary Chemistry love to wonder - ll that is the seed of our cience. Allen . . . U an Allsup . . . OE, CVAE Education is Ability to listen almost anything without sing your temper or your elf-confidence. oy Berry . . . ounselor It is not doing the things we ke to do, but liking the kings we have to do that akes life blessed. Larry Caton . . . Coordinator Biol- 'Math Coach 'll enjoy working with the stu- dents here, but especially the athletes. Michael Cranfill . . . History, Govt., Coach Any man who dislikes dogs and children can't be all bad. Walter Dawkins . . . Health, Coach Good health is like a good woman - hard to find and even harder to keep. Naoma Huff . . . English, Speech 'll am a part of all that I have met. llDo not read - experi- ence Pgs. 5060 for tomorrow! Barbara Kenley . . . Homemaking, H8rFL Knowing and working with the students of C.H.S. is a pleasure. Peggy Leggett. . . Teacher Aide Gayle Morgan . . . Govt., Am. History, Annual Staff l'Happiness is . . . A finished Yearbook. Wayne Morgan . . . Multi-Skills UA bus is where? jackie Pruet . . . Librarian I don't want an arm or a leg. I just want the library books back. High School Faculty 99 Mary Risser. . . Special Education Every person is worth salvag- ing. Carol Sapaugh . . . Art, Photography Cindy Scheihing . . . English I and II The man who does not read good books has no advantage over the man who can't read them. I enjoy teaching CHS. stu- dents because they are so friendly. They seem to enjoy being where they are and seem to enjoy each other. 100 High School Faculty leri Setzler. . . I-Iomemaking, H8rFl. Ulf something is 'Worth Doing' you should give your best try. Tim Stone . . . Vocational Ag I enjoy working with the Agri. students of CHS, Randy Taylor . . . Band Director l'Better to be an hour early than a minute late, Ron Taylor . . . Athletic Director, Head Football Coach, Math l'Have pride in Clyde. Teresia Taylor. . . Business-Spanish You alone are responsible for your actions, your happiness. The choices you make daily whether by action or inaction are important because you always are affected by those choices either immediately or much later in life. lames Trammell . Voc. Agri., Man can the mind can Roberta Walker . . . Math - Pep Squad Sponsor 'IAII right class! Sue Wiggans . . . English Don't waste time. Danny Yarbrough . . . P.E,, World Geo., Coach' ' xi Teachers Participate in the Game l M. . l S F l, diffs, Coach Taylor and Mrs, Walker show their enthusiasm on Shat Day ? Naoma Huff - Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Kenley participates on Shat Day. Mr. Stone greets the early arrivals, Naoma Huff - Teacher of the Year In everyday teaching, Mrs. Huff proved herself worthy of the honor as Teacher of the Year. She spends much of her time on after-school excursions such as lr. Play, One-Act Play, and other U.l.L. activities. She uses her classroom not only to educate, but also to allow the students the privilege of experienc- ing Old English and Jewish customs unknown to them. The English IV dinner and jewish Hanukkah allowed Seniors to experience somethinglnew and differ- ent. Faculty 101 The People Behind the Scenes . . Gladys Bales Virginia Darden Albert Fletcher lim Futch Wanda Haliburton Pauline lohnston Raymond Kemper loan Kniffen Fanny Mae Miller Peggy Walker 'NX GX 4 X H ff ,- M ' A-Q.. Q WOO Q Senior Bobby the lunchroom food! Lunch is a favorite subject to high school students. Many times the people behind the scenes are forgotten. A school could not function without the help of many people who lend their talents. Cafeteria workers spend many hours at their talents. Cafeteria workers spend many 102 Staff hours at their jobs. Rain, sleet, snow, or shine bus drivers deliver in all kinds of weather, Custodians maintain everything from faucets to leaks in roofs. These people often stop an important job to give special help to a student or teacher in need. m m ! 'Q f H V4 f, i + ' M 1 . i ,. M f G1 MK 'mg f A - Q fi Avl- LQ9 1 -J f n Hg The Team gets ready for the attack, Eighth Grade Football Bottom Row: Randy lrwin, Bobby Shuler, David Steph, Kirk Lewis, Scott Strange, Lee Theron, Mike johnson, lerrett Wilde, Wayne Baker, Ricky Sanders, Charles Furgeson, Greg Neizer. Middle Row: Robbie Russel, Dale Sudberry, Freddy Fortune, Kenneth Downs, Monty Huddleston, Terry Broadioot, Michael Freeling, Vance lson, lohn King, Michael Gist, Terry Davis, lody Fortenberry. Top Row: Michael Reeder, Alan King, Tony Henson, Rex Fiscus, leff Zieher, Robbie Moore, Ray Wilson, Scott Gordon, Kirby Rocco, limmy Hare, Danny Carion, Eric Park, lesse Hunter, Coach Ron Steele. Eighth grade score board . . . U5 THEM O Brownwood O O Brady O 30 Coleman 0 50 Haskel 6 fu Comanche 14 50 'kColorado City 6 Z0 tStamford 0 20 'kBreckenridge 0 O tWylie 6 -If Denotes district games. 1 104 Eighth Grade Football f I Eighth grade boys take the field against Stamford. Defense stops the play. The team effort prevails. Seventh Grade Football Bottom Row: Kerry Simmons, lohn Cox, Ieff Mayberry, Wayne Cambell, Troy Burns, Vino Mansfield, Darren Sudberry, Virgil Rob- erts, Greg Burleson, Steven Tally, Tommy Guy. Middle Row: Ronnie Dunn, Kelly Buchanan, Brent Wolfe, Donny lander, Dennis Fortune, Cory Wilsher, Tommy Stevens, Victor Pow- ers, Steve Hill, leff Quinn, Travis Humphries. Top Row: Coach lohn- ston, Larkin Beck, Greg Baugh, Troy O'Hara, james Appleton, Danny Taylor, Billy Phillips, Ross Darnell, Douglas McGlaughlin, lames Oliver, Cris Johnson, Shann Mitchel, W. B. Walker, lsmael Carrion, Darryl Wyatt, Craig Trice, US THEM 20 Brownwood 8 21 Brady O 20 Coleman 6 24 Haskel 0 16 Commanche 14 16 'kColorado City 6 62 'kStarnford 6 8 tBreckenridge 0 26 tWylie 16 i'Denotes district games Seventh Grade Football 105 Eighth Grade Boys' Basketball: Movin' Un The eighth grade boys finished with a record of Fl wins and 5 losses. They went to two tournaments finishing second at the Wylie tournament and first at the Anson Tournament, beating Wylie 45-37. The main scorers were Michael Freehling with a Its point average and Michael Gist with a I4 point average. Eric Park and Robbie Moore were the best rebounders while Terry Broadfoot did the ball handling. Good strength and depth on the bench came from Tony Henson, Freddie Fortune, lody Fortenberry, Kirk Lewis, Kenneth Downs, and Monty Huddleston. 'lWe had a slow start this year, but gained consist- ency and finished strong. They're a fine group of boys with athletic potential for the future. Coach Ron Steele. i Top Row: Michael Freehling, Mike Gist, Freddy Fortune, Eric Park, Tony Henson, Coach Ron Steele, l Scott Gordon, Robbie Moore, Bottom Row: Scott Acklln, Kenneth Downs, Terry Broadfoot, Terry l Davis, Kirk Lewis, Jody Forentberry, Monty Huddleston. N Terry Broadfoot fights for a shot. Right: Michael Freehling gets ready for second half. ttlb Eighth Boys Basketball if 2 Eric Park jumps for the ball. Seventh Grade Boys Basketball: Movin Up This year the 7th Grade Boys Basketball season was exciting with nonstop action. The team had been rusty at the beginning of the year but as the year progressed so did the 7th grade boys. Coach Paul lohnson commented that lsmo Carrion, W. B. Walker, and Greg Burleson helped the team on with their leadership ability on the basketball court. Top Row: tleft to rightj Ronnie Martin, W. B. Walker, Ismo Carrion, Coach Paul Johnston, Cory Wilscher, Shawn Mitchell, Tommy Stevens, leff Quinn, Bottom Row: Brent Wolfe, Darren Sudberry, Greg Burleson, Wayne Campbell, Trey Burns, Kelly Buchanon. W. B. Walker jumps for the ball. 'fx . 235 we '--W,,.t,,. lsmo Carrion and Cory Wilsher look for the ball. Left: Greg Burleson and left Quinn run around the court. 7th Grade Basketball IO7 Eighth Grade Ciirls jumping High Top Row: Ashley Edington, Tammie McKelvy, DeeDee Self, Cindy leffcoat, Anita Davenport, Coach Maurine Shewmake, Lalena Owens, Pam Dugan, Shana Loper, Tammie Kozma, Cristy Barnett. Bottom Row: Donna Fuller, Shelly Kniffen, Stacy Feeler, Terry Walden, Sheila Gist, Elizabeth Williams, Missy Chapman, Oteka l-lorner. as s ,Q tlth grade girls fight forthe ball. Latena Owens starts the game off with a jump ball. Right: Stacy Feeler catches the ball for the fast- break The 8th grade basketball girls finished with a ltl-7 season. This includes win- ning lst in an Abilene tournament, Hard work and a great team effort resulted in fantastic team improvement. lllti lltl1Cra1le Girls llaskelball Seventh Grade Girls: On the Rise Top Row: Denise Waters, Wendy Windham, Carol Smith, Renee Green, Stacy Davis, loanna Dugan, Linda Cate, Lisa Humphrey, Ginger Rhodes, Vicki Feeler, Theresa Ieffcoat, Lulyn Brown, Stephanie Fischer, Melissa Payne, Tammy Welch, Diane Hunt, Darla Rouse, Stephanie Fischer. Darla Rouse and Teresa Ieffcoat battle for the rebound. Coach Hall has halftime strategy. Diane Hunt stops an opponent's shot. The 7th Grade Girls Basketball team had a challenging season. After defeating Anson, the girls faced Wylie. At the end of regulation playing time the score was tied. The girls defeated Clyde by 2 points in overtime. The 7th Grade Girls faced some very tough opponents during the season, but matured and developed skill wise. They should be a hard team to beat next season. 7th Grade Girls Basketball 109 Bands, Tvvirlers and Cheerleaders l lr. High Twirlers: Amy Harrison, Karen Yeary, Denise Bennett, Cynthia Tucker, lr. High Cheerleaders: LaLena Owens-Head, DeeDee Self, Missy Rhodes Angie Lovelady, and Tracie Walker. Melissa payne, a d 110 lr. High Band D At pep rallies everyone participates in lr, High. Cheerleaders keep the fans all fired up. lr, High band gets involved in their music. I i Fifth Grade Band Top Row: D. Davis, D Waters, L Smith, M. Waters, T. McKelvey, C. Faircloth, T. Kosma, G. Boles, R. Giles, I. Oliver, K Lewis, T. Broadfoot, C. Tucker, L Owens, D. Self, B. Shuler, T Tyson, l. King, B. Wolfe, V, Feeler, T. O'Neal. Second Row: C. Cato, S. Medley, F. Williams, K. Tinkle, P. Cowan, D. Bennett, L. Lanham, I. Appleton, C. Childers, D. Lanham, l. Lehew, A, Love- lady. First Row: S. Feeler, T. Walker, L Davis, K. Cooke, K Yeary, A Harrison, K. Clark, L Humphrey, L. Brown, S Ficsher, C Taylor. Top Row: B. Martin, T. Davisy D. Linn, K. Clark, S. Ziehr, C, Ralston, M. Gardner, T. Tucker, S. Warner, M. Westbrook, S. Ellis, R. Love, B. Hall, T. Mikeska. Second Row: L. Owens, A. Murdock, T. Davis, L. lson, S. Conner, M. Barnes, G. Acklin, K. Ford, D. Tinkle. First Row: C. Hines, I Ball, K. Owens, I. Parker. C. Wilkerson, L, Broadus. Top Row: K. Humphrey, R. Frazier, L. Love- lady, R. Darden, I, Conley, R. Furgeson, M. Walraven, D. Sudberry, B. McClintock, K. Campbell, I. lvey, W. Byrd, C. Hines, I. Whitehead, I. McCoy, R. McRae, K. Taylor. Second Row: S. Oliver, L. Boles, M. Payne, M. Campbell, D. McKee, P. Ball, V. McRae, T. Iohnson, D. Fiscus, M. Chrane, A. Ellis, R. Brown, A, Dunn, H. Russell, T. Robinson, K. Kirkland, L. Lanham. LEFT: lesse McCoy and Hol- ley Russell enjoy beginner band. IVA: A an FAR LEFT: Mr. Taylor fixes another broken horn! Ir. High Band 11 l -sf 'T l i I l gligllfll graole Slauorifw ollaollena Owefld jerry groaclfoof 112 lunior High Favorites .gevenfll grae! e gauorifea Wegaaa Payne .gdmof garrion .SMA grade gauorifea Wiclzefa Gardner Cory .jvenea ji grade ja uorife5 Chfiddg ,gmiflz jack gona? Scott Acklin Alicia Alewine Ginger Allen Wayne Baker Steve Baxter Melanie Beasley J' . K, ' f gjgyj. -ggs,,,,,,i,,,,,., Tony Black Gail Boles Terry Broadfoot Kriste Burnett Rosie Cantu Missy Carlile Danny Carrion Alma Castellanos Missy Chapman Cherie Childers Penny Cowan Anita Davenport Eighth Grade the End of junior High Eighth Grade Favorites Are: Food: Pizza, Steak, Hamburgers Movie: Stir Crazy Actorfftctress: Catherine Bach, Burt Reynolds, Clint East- wood Type of Music: Country, Rock Musical Group: Queen, Oak Ridge Boys, Statler Brothers Song: Another One Bites the Dust Sport: Football, Basketball Car: Corvette, Trans-Am Place to Go: Skating Rink What You Want to Be: Millionaire Eighth grade enjoys break 114 Eighth Grade Terry Davis Martha Dominguez Kenneth Downs lerry Dugan Pam Dugan Ashley Edington Debbie Elrage Charlotte Faircloth Stacey Feller Charles Ferguson Rex Fiscus Terry Fleming Oteka Horner shows Anita Davenport how to do a problem Denise Searcy Donna Rucker, and Cindy leffcoat are the lr. High Nurses lody Fortenberry Freddy Fortune Michael Freehling Dana Fuller Michael Gist Sheila Gist Scott Gordon limmy Hare limy Harvey Tony Henson Oteka Horner Monty Huddleston Stephen Hughes lesse Hunter Randy Irwin Vance lsom john Ivie Cindy leffcoat Hyrum Kanady john King Shelie Kniffen Tammy Kozma leri LaFoy Theron Lee Kirk Lewis Michelle Lewis Shanna Loper Crystal Lorence Suanne Loyer Tammie McKelvy Eighth Grade 115 Willie McRae Susan Medley Tim Michaels Robbie Moore Greg Naizer Dean Olehy Tony O'Neal LaLena Owens Eric Park Kelly Patrick Anita Ramos Micheal Reeder Kirby Rocco Donna Rucker Robby Russell Rick Sanders Michelle Sands Denise Searcy Dee Dee Self Bobby Shuler Lori Smith David Steph Scott Strange Dale Sudberry Kathy Tinkle Chris Truitt Cynthia Tucker Tracie Walker Lisa Warner Melissa Waters lerry Dugan works hard in the lab. Coach Steele states the facts about American History, l i 2,4 , , '? If - ni 3, 1 War... J ,, , - - I 2- ' f ' 5 Y 7 4 I 116 Eighth Grade im Spanish Class had fun with the pinatas they made. Micheal Gist and DeeDee Self snack at break. I , Lf' Winn: That book must be very interesting. Crystal Watson Freddie Wendlick Raymond Whitt Jarrett Wilde Cindy Williams Elizabeth Williams lacki Williams Leonard Williams Ray Wilson leff Ziehr Eighth Grade 117 Mia Allen lames Appleton Greg Baugh Larkin Beck Denise Bennett Kelly Bentley lohn Boles Brenda Branum Lulynn Brown Kelly Buchanan Penny Burkman Greg Burleson Seventh Grade A New Adventure in lr. The seventh graders also have their favorites: Food: Pizza, Hamburgers, Steak Movie: Smokey and the Bandit, 'Urban Cow- boy, Grease Actor: Burt Reynolds, John Schnieder, Clint East- wood Actress: Sally Fields, Olivia Newton-lohn, Cather- ine Beock Type of Music: Country, Rock, Disco Musical Groups: Queen, Oak Ridge Boys, Statler Brothers Songs: Another One Bites the Dust, llDevil Went Down to Georgia, 'Looking for Love Sports: Football, Basketball, Baseball 118 Seventh Grade Trey Burns Billy Caddell Wayne Campbell Amando Cantu Charles Carlile lohn Carr lsmeal Carrion lulie Casey Glenda Cato Kelley Clark Kellie Cooke lohn Cox Rhonda Cox Ross Darnell Dianna Davis Laura Davis Stacy Davis Amy Dean Don Renfroe boost Bulldogs at pep rally lr. High Band helps lift the spirit at the pep-rally. lr. High stands behind Bulldogs 100 percent, loanna Dugan Vickey Feeler Stephanie Fischer Dennis Fortune Barbara Gibson Ronnie Giles Rena Green Tommy Guy Amy Harrison Coral Harvey Lori Hazelwood Steve Hill Eddie Hulsey Lisa Hunphrey Travis Humphries Diane Hunt Ron lvie Donny lander Seventh Grade 119 Theresa leffcoat Chris lohnson leff lolly Annette Kemp Denise Lanham Lisa Lanham jennifer Lehew Cheryl Like Angie Lovelady leff Maberry Veino Mansfield Ronny Martin A, i ' ..,, W, ' if 1 ' N m - - 'f ,. iIf,5La ,, . it ,gf H h , . ff I f jjl '- '+P if- -,-K , , ,W tw' ,ff , ,j at 'V sv ,L E' zz. W ' V J' Qfsjy f - 5, M, A - ' , , ' jj: 1.4 ,, fl , . g l ' 1. L . l f , A y ., 5 ,rrr .M L . gi' ... 'W A ss, E Wayne Campbell shows his spirit at junior high pep rally. Tommy Guy adds a little excitement to break Lisa Massey Douglas McLaughlin 120 Seventh Grade Shawn Mitchell Lisa Moore Troy O'Hara james Oliver Melissa Payne Billy Phillips Tammy Plank Vic Powers Lisa Pricer leff Quinn an Mrs. Longbotham's seventh grade Spanish class display their Christmas Pinatas. 4 Cynthia Ramos Don Renfroe Ginger Rhodes Frances Richardson Virgil Roberts Paula Rouse Kerry Simmions Carollee Smith Dana Sparks Wimpy Spencer Tommy Stevens Darren Sudberry Debra Swanson Machile Talk lerry Tallman Stephen Tally Cynthia Taylor Danny Taylor Craig Trice Tommie Tyson W. B. Walker Michelle Waters Tammy Welch David Whitt Cory Wilsher Windy Windham Brent Wolfe Laurie Wood Darryl Wyatt Karen Yeary Seventh Grade 121 Sixth Grade : The Next Step in junior High Favorites: Food: Pizza, Tacos, Steak Movie: llSmokey and the Bandit, PStir Crazy, 'lEmpire Strikes Back Actor: Burt Reynolds, lohn Schneider, Sally Field Music: Country, Rock, Disco Group: Charlie Daniels Band, Bee Gees, Willie Nelson Song: 'Another One Bites the Dust, HDevil Went Down to Georgia, llLady Sport: Football, Basketball, Baseball Car: Trans-Am, Corvette, Pick-up Person: Mom, Dad, Edward Ramos Restaurant: Pizza lnn, Red Lobster, McDonald's 5 Subject: Math, Spelling, Science Sixth Graders enjoy a spelling bee. T22 Sixth Grade Georgeanne Acklin Paul Anderson jeff Bailey lohn Ball Myra Barnes Ray Beasley lerry Black lanna Blanks Matthew Booth Kristy Boylan Rachel Brashear Charlotte Broadus Lonny Broadus Danny Bullard Lori Byrd Wayne Calhoon Christy Cherry Kim Clark Kelly Collins Sonia Conner lay Cooke Patrick Davis Tracy Davis Tracy Lynn Davis Cindy Downum Wmwnmwf Christy Cherry enjoys drawing posters. SQ, , . ff 1 0 :,, , ,, .. iff ' f if if , if -f ' Q .4 - vw, .- X, f -h...i' I ' 4, ,V ,,, Q, .Jw 34511557 .G ff 4549555 ff Bobby McKelvy looks confident. Q Q , E, we P 1 v ,F , 'G ulf' 42 f E ,f tyy tttt - rrtttyy r yttt ga if mf I H K V '.'A V 4, 5 we 'fs A i' Wig xg f i 1 tl if 2 it ,194 y ,E , he , Q , fi fy f , 2 J wg -N x , .5 f. . mg -, ,W K ,,. ,mm , .Ly if 1, V, F, 'MM R Jody Dugan Ronnie Edwards Steve Ellis lulie Farmer Kathaleen Ford Donna Fuller Renee Gamble Michelle Gardner Bryan Hall Michael Hardin lody Hare Patricia Hawkins Shonda Haynes Warren Herndon Toni Higgins Cory Hines Eddie Hoyle Ruth Hubble Sixth Grade 123 Kyle Hurst Lisa lson Tammy jordan 'rie Kniffen ,cnise Kinn Robert Love Daresa Maddox Lisa Marsh Billy Martin Bobby McKelvy Tina Mikeska Candi Moore Rebecca Moore Robert Moore Angie Murdoch Kevin Owens Lorie Owens Elliot Park joey Parker Sean Patton Judy Poe Warren Herndon demonstrates his skill. ,f AXE f ,, ,fm . L .. fi M, 1. E in y A-un' at rf' ' Q p g, A ,, -sg f ff f g fl J ,, ., ,, an 1 M , Lili . ,V A W,-Lffgf if Q t lv' ww, -V K ff ZH: ., V: ,.ikt4' ... 1? A H WW 'K 59 av f f V --,- -,Mi ., .,:f ,- H , f, .7 ' 'f 5515: iw' 'L ,izigg A., in 7' 6 KKK' Ti - X i Q5 i,,.l WW3. . ..,,.. it-wi' WW i f 'f 0 1 l V , v 4 2 ff., l it H M 'E X ia f tt ay , 'v MQW, mt . ,A Am' 7' l V S, , fl l55QzWr - - , ' 1 i . 4, wx Paul Anderson - the next Fonz! f' is fr-s L .:, S V . , czilff -, All ,, H fl 'f lf ii ' 9 rytt Q, ' iill , M A , ' 1 .V we f ,ie-ff it ig l gay i - I . Michelle Wilde tries her patience. 5 if Kevin Owens makes music. -Y L: L: ,V ,fw- L ,QV i is f 52 EQ 53 Lori Byrd and Cindy Downum enjoy making posters. ,WHY M P V Gina Rats' Edward Ramos Linda Ramos Stewart Richardson Chuck Satterfield Kim Schooler Tommy Scott Shane Shewmake Michael Shomaker Eddy Skelton l, T. Taylor loe Taylor Diana Tinkle Tony Tucker Kim Varnadore Mary Vasquez Scott Warner Michelle Wilde Connie Wilkerson Sheila Williams Scott Ziehr Not Pictured: Michael Westbrook Sixth Crade 125 Fifth Grade Favorites are: Food: Pizza, Mexican Food, Seafood Movie: UUrban Cowboy, llSmokey and the Bandit, l'Grease ActorfActress: lohn Schnieder, Burt Reynolds, Clint Eastwood, Loni Anderson, Catherine Bach, Cheryl Ladd Music: Country and Western, Soft Rock Musical Group: Charlie Daniels Band, Queen, Bee Gees Song: Another One Bites the Dust, 'lDevil Went Down to Georgia, uSchool Song Sport: Football, Baseball, Kickball Car: Trans Am, Corvette, Z-28 Person: Mother, 'ME, Teacher Restaurant: Pizza Hut, Dairy Queen, Long lohn Silvers Subject: Science, Math, 'lBOYS Place to Go: Mall of Abilene, Home, Skating Rink T. V, Show: Dukes of Hazzards, Enos, Dallas Want to Be: Teacher, Football Player, Actress fy Fifth Graders i. Micheal McGovern tries to concentrate. Michael Armstrong Patty Ball Tessa Bean Lance Benson LaDonna Boles Angela Brewer F li.. if at X i M T' T: aiis fig K , I . A 'sg Q TM in . him! it is-l iam. Robyn Brown leff Buchanan Michael Buchanan Wes Byrd Kenneth Campbell Marie Campbell Mechelle Chrane lulie Clark lack Conley james Cox Ray Darden Danny Davis L 9 f' X is af Richard Dominguez leffrey Downum Kevin Dugan Amy Ellis Ben Fellers l0Ann Fellers 126 Fifth Grade -5 f 1-- TF2 i J tttl f Ax BN if itagasaxi , 2 15 Q2 4 W2 Randell Ferguson Deborah Fiscus Regina Frazier Lisa George Wendi Gilbreth Aaron Haris lad Henderson Curtis Hines Lea Hoyt Kris Humphery jeff Ivie Tonya johnson Beth Kemp Pamela King Kimberly Kirklen Tammy Lane Liz Lannom Shane Leggett B uw' 7 , I ,Q W . ns Curtis Hines has his attention 'xelsewhere' 128 Fifth Grade Renea Long Leslie Lovelady jamie Lowe April Martin Brent McClintock , jesse McCoy 4 if E 3 Michael McGovern al l f ,, ,Q DeAnn McKee ii X ' Laura McKinley , , Richard McRae Valerie McRae fa V,, johnny Milbourne L: ,gi f ghtifaih Mendy Miller h L Lori Moreno M Michelle Moreno y Stephanie Oliver R X L jesse Ortiz f c Myra Payne 2 ,Liu t L Valerie McRae has her thoughtful moments. 70 3 '23 3 :s na Q. 70 3' 0 na E' 9' 3' 21 3' 2 S O E 73 - 2 9 5 3 :, 0 o 3 ui 3 vw T if? ' L .3-V .V f H Si? ..,i5, -h 4' , -. .WWW , , Toni Robinson Robin Ross L c ys hr s Ss 5 5 sb 5' i Damon Sudberry finds 5th grade studies exciting. .1 if if S' ff 'X if K JJ wi :lf f ,mi,vN , Hill!! BULK is F, lie' y dgggkf., .. iff' d4,--' 1, Tab tara if g L il? If X 7,1-4 V A ,L,kV. :U ' ' Nia, ' Regina Frazier and classmates enjoy art time. 1 in ,, AA, ve w s YZ , 4 3 . f T aft wc ZA' 'h., 3 2 Cheryl Rucker Holley Russell james Satterfield Chrissy Smith Penny Spencer Damon Sudberry joey Taylor Karen Taylor Gayla Timms Bobby Turner Dora Valdez Fred Varnadore joe Vasquez Marc Walraven Tami Westbrook Robert Wheeler James Whithead David Wyatt Marsha Young leffery Zimmeree Fifth Grade 129 it it if it L. C. Hounsel, junior High Principal . Q,-5,,ff ,V I lUH'lOFlH' hlFawlfyr Junior High ll llWhen I look years have taught me. lf l hgge learrgecl Q1'lIjffi'QUg,,,H,NlQ,fhQgVlfIU6 of toler- ance, of modegatgoglinQhgqglglgngglgedslland of forgiving toward my for which l strive so a glance of love from thosellifhbllgreqearl Qoimg-.gl lflndllilgat the measure of a man is not?ihE!i nUh1bE:rllofSeiviinis has but the num- ber he serves.jlytj?Sz?Q!2lbCnyCQg5sQg1is that goo not love that go empty in this llll l,yyyi grei ,lg Q ww. fl. ,,g,:,y, ll, I ,f f 130 junior High Faculty Sarah Stone, lunior High Secretary ff Yi gag Q Cindy Bartholomee Special Ed. Working with lunior High Students is challenging and fulfilling. Students at this age are energetic, talkative, and daring, which makes for 'never a dull moment. ' Karen Bennett Math! Confidence abounds, lan Brown library AidefSecretary Blessed are those who expect nothing. For they shall not be disappointed. Karen Conley Fifthf Reading and Spellingflvlath lf we could only have math all day, wouldn't school be fun? lane Dement SixthfArt 'll love being involved with kids and their activities. They change so quickly and l'm always proud to have a small part in their lives. Mary Ellis EnglishfSpeech l'Teaching in lunior High has been fun. I especially like the enthusiasm of the students at this level. Rose Farmer Englishflleading and Spelling 'Never put off till tomorrow what needed to be done yester- day. leannie Hall SciencefPhy. Ed.fAthletics Grin and bear itll' Patsy Hogan Special Ed. Aide 'llf it is to be, it is up to me. Seven good little 2 letter words! L. C. Hounsel lunior High Principal Phil lohnston Phy. Ed.fAthleticsfHistory What can you say about coaching that hasn't already been said? lt's the only job a 24 year old can have and still act like a kidll' Muarlen Lewis Fifth! l'The greatest thrill of my day is when some student who has been having trouble with a problem or a concept suddenly says, 'Ohl Yeahl, l seel ' lunior High Faculty 131 Elizabeth Longbothom SciencefSpanish UA scientific fact - When you have hiccups it is a sign you are growing! 132 Iunior High Faculty and Staff june Park Sixth uThese kids are a blessing and joy to me! I hope they get as much from me as I do them. It's such an age of discovering and I like that. Maurine Shewmake Phy. Ed,fSciencefReading Ath- letics 'llt is a pleasure working with the students in Clyde, We are all trying to grow up gracefully. Bobbie Spitzer MathfReading The word can't is not in my vocabulary, I Ron Steele Phy, Ed.fAthleticsfSociaI Studies 'The best things in Iife are either illegai, immoral or fattening. Sarah Stone lunior High Secretary I'Good, better, best. May we not rest until our good is better and our better, best!'f Class Motto-Class of '53 Dorotha Tucker Fifth 'ldleness is the DeviI's work- shop. Mary Wolfe Sixth 'II think sixth graders are of fun. In my opinion of the great personalities in the sixth grade. Catherine Futch Custodian lesus Lozano Custodian Respect others and you be respected. S i n , 1- , lr' --' Y --1' Y - 7 '4i7 Rh , W -4-- V AMW - ' :Lx ' A f V gg ,.., , Q x L ' X K . ff? X - gi 9 f wi ' g .. . ' ' R. . k . krli Q A NM' 1: I ,f , ii' ' gg .,. 1, X gf -X - , Af 0 ff- ' LY gg :PQ T' . M . . 'S - ' . - x 1 , i A . iff' Lf '? , ,5 q,q: ,Qf my . I I 'X -K - s J I 4 g A ' A- - I A ,, ,..., ,- f ' f, . - T -'Y Y , Y Y WW Elementary 153 ELEME TARY FAVORITES o 4 lxtndergarten lennlter Steele lxnndergarlen Mark Davlson Scott Rumage Kerri Kindergarten Heather Gray Ftrst Grade Gilbreath LaRae Miller Tina Burleson First Grade Kandis Moore Russell Haley , ,,,, ,ix .L 1 l Fnrst Grade Angela Conley Adam Rutherford Grade Misty Like Tom South wwf' ss.-QWF 39 .. 31 4 ., gil , .gf ' we ki Brenda Wilde and Wendy Mitchell enjoy art class F sf ,I , l l. ,l ,,.z , ' y . F' F 4 ' y- .- ,.. ,ga , V-, M 3. - -' ll' , QQ, X-fir w r if 1, N FH . I W X S l 1 ' 7 l'l. . ' ' J ,'-, Q ' V :F l at.: 'Q I i -ff is it f if ? Ji, ' N F - rs - F ' ' df., ,-1,2 , Q , f XZQQQQ h . ' ' 0 . .5 gy . ' ' ' ' 1 if F fN'l iw ,,s K' Z ' f-3 , ' 'jVjfQQ r in ' l .El , , , ini , K tb .i W L - i -,fl . , - lifjvu A, f F A be A ' is ,A 'L -r I Lf, I J Q .,, i I A , K K, V44-ga The merry-go-round is a good gathering place at recess. l-mf xiii Jeff Davis Miki Dencklaw Michelle Fischer Billy Fuller Britt Gardner lessica George lason Gibbs Amy Gotcher Charlsie Hardin Christopher Hardin Charles Harvey jennifer Hitt Cindy Howe Melissa Hulsey Gordon Ivie Clint leffcoat Steven lones Lance Kirby Fourth Grade 137 Darla Barnes Bradley Barron Aaron Bennett Dawn Booth Roger Brown Edith Burkhalter Tracy Burns Kim Burson Shayne Caffey Corey Cagle Duane Carpenter Terry Cato Paige Conley Vickie Connel A survey was taken within the fourth grade class to find out what their favorite things were. They have a wide and interesting variety. Food: Pizza, Tacos Movie: 'Smokey and the Bandit, Urban Cowboy Sport: Football Person: Burt Reynolds, lennifer Allen, Shayne Caffey Restaurant: Crystals, Burger King What They Want to Be: Truck Driver, Secretary, Barrel Racer T. V. Show: Dukes of Hazard Place to Go: Skating, Six Flags Subject: Art, P.E., Films Song: 'Another One Bites the Dust Animal: Horse, Mongoose Game: Mad, Space Invaders 136 Fourth Grade , 22 A . w Q K f 1 My ig , 215' V fl ' I,:T.s.g,.i.., aj? 1, -if S S-P .4 Fourth Grade: Planning Ahead Hazel Antilley Sharon Lewis Cindy Yarbrough a-N, ff 'WY' Q 6. gml igt A ' 5 ' ' 'L QQ. i 7 f : K L .. , , is ' fl ,,,f L 'Sl me s Q-lim :M -,, . .f 'L' if ',,-- . 55'-, te, . - ,Wie 4 , w r wr 8 . 3 K I K ' k:.-. ' in fa. L' R K 'Y' : I i Y L My l , we :Z , f E F 4,7 7, . j , ' ' Q ,, , Y , ' i' W 4. ff iiiati- is- Q1.,, ,ff A V i ,,-.I ti M Kg . ,, YE' 3, .- ,- , I ' Q' A M- .1 V g' f ' , 5ip1wsgx,,,g:1M. tw fu-' f'Y..., av. 4' ,, ,jr z, i. wi ,aw A wi .. ' 'i . 'ful- . ,,..,f- , W.- -- W I I A, , , 1- be Q - . M. , 1 .J Fourth Graders still enjoy recess .1 , M.. 1 'W ...W..1, Dan and Wmdy Mnchen perform for the elementary The playground is a popular place for the Fourth Graders. Randy Roberts Bob Schooler Michael Searcy Chris Shelton Tonya Shirley Gary Sjolander Richard Smith Coleman Sparks Susan Stevens Shirley Strange Tim Strange Shelly Tallman Tandi Tucker Tim Welch Brenda Wilde Roy Williams Sarah Windham leff Wood Fourth Grade 139 Kerri Knapp Heather Lanham Scotty Magovern luno Mansfield Ruth Mansfield Tommy Manson Roxanne Mayfield Lori Miller Wendy Mitchell Max Moreland Leann Naizer Kim Nixon lessie Parker Treva Pemberton Sandra Prew lavier Ramos Patrick Ramos Hilary Ramsaire c gt ai ll j x 41 53, t, fi Y tt its Q, , in 5 ftt. tif' r 'ifsc..l R Bob Sfhoolef finds School lnterestlng' Special reports are a new concept in fourth grade ,A ' Y ,Q tw t Mn' .. 3, lg . ,, .f -.,, ,aw Q ,ttcy t Y , ' V- ' fffxw, ,. ' ff is N ,yll . .. sw by x it 'MS vi A A J ,.., 138 Fourth Grade Fourth graders take school work seriously . well, most of the time nn.: g K Y W , 1 iiagffgi il f was Clif f LALR t lJ'1 Mimi Ramos and Sherri Boles find class time amusing. Ricki McGowen colors a Valentine for his teacher. ,Q 5 'r ' ' if '-,i , J ' T F ' -if 2 I 1' ,V xnrf K rv 3m Q fb Y ,f .f ' I v... , .t v--. XT., l ti x - it l 1 ew ilgt 1 1 T f M.. , Iilf ,, I fn W in 5 ., - ' , g ggi: I :Z , , ky , I4 Hs. 'ig ' - 6 ' 1 2 .x at f' a ' ' 55 -'ii I ,Q vi :L . , 'Q' T' I ' . , f WN Q ' ., 1 ix? ,, , .. is F E Jr rrfi 1 'T 1 E i n Mrs. Steph helps the hard at work students with their class work. Brady Cowan Sandy Crouch Debbie Davis Odis Davis Tim Davis Freda Duffel Brent Ellis Russell Eotf Elisa Faircloth Shawn Fillman Steve Fischer Maribeth Fish Chris Gray Nancy Greenhaw Gary Hall Michael Harris Tony Hawk Marsha Hayes cali. f- . ll A Quia 'N ,,,, ,,. .4. Ha. lin Ffgw- 'Y-me-W Third Grade 141 Third Grade: Third Tfme's the Charm Karen Allen Barbara Steph Linda Williams Third Grade Favorites Are: Food: Pizza, Hamburgers, Mexican Food Movie: llKing Kong, Star Wars, 'lFlash Gordon Sports: Football, Soccer, Baseball Favorite Person: Teacher, Willie Nelson, Danny White Restaurant: Dairy Queen, Pizza Hut, Burger King Occupation: Football Player, Teacher, Nurse Animal: Dogs, Cats, Horses Song: l'Another Bites the Dust, lljingle Bells, 'Silent Night Game: Monopoly, Bingo, Tag T. V. Show: Dukes of Hazard, Happy Days, Dallas Color: Blue, Red Green Subject: Math, P.E., Art T 4 Brad Cook takes coloring seriously. A 1 r' , G l ra Robby Althenn A tll y L s ,,,, ng Tim Atkinson . A ii A il lffwgf iits ll' T , jason Austin T sti T ttt xi D , W T, , . , ,,tt 5 tiii C W jennifer Ball 'A ' 2 f ,M , . ig, LHFFY BSUHS G ,a Mit j itfis 15251?'.'2E5 'T 'ww 'li T Lonsisseu D. W. Black to is A ff Sheri Boles p ze y D joe Brooks , V, ,fyf 3 Aaron Brown '7' I . 'X-az C ff janine Buchanan g C tl 1 s , Lena Bullard V 1 S jimmy Buster ,:,t A Glenn Campbell -i , 4 's g Q joe Casey ' ' A . ,W jeff Chorn G, ,f l, s f , Brad Cook ii A ,,.- 'NQQVM 311432 ll iw -ss! Am 'h-va.. ,yy V. ,. . , 0 K QR L i . Second grade students listen and work to understand the finer points of Reading, Writing and Arithmetic J 2 A' ' ., M! l f, 5 ' X ,, -Q-fy , fait '35 xii' L Q 'f' pun ' 5 'J 'Q' M -Ain t fix Chris Davis listens to his teacher's explanation. K... Mike Carr Melanie Chesser Blan Chrane Lorie Clark Sheila Clark Melissa Cook Trella Cork Christopher Davis Amy Derker lason Fox Weldon Gage Dawn Giles Kristi Gotcher Brian Cray james Halsel Charity Harkrader Christy Harriger Tessa Harris Q X ,, ' ,. i Second Grade 145 Melanie lson Wendy lohnson Victoria Kelley James Lane Lisa Lannom Daniel Mayberry Laurie Mahagan Angela Mallett Kathy Manson Ronnie May Renea McGowen Rick McGowen Eddie Mikeska Dawn Mooney Karen Moore Russell Moore Sharee Mosley Jason Owens Frank Phillips Belinda Prather David Ramos Mimi Ramos Geary Riley Kim Rimer i 9 i K y f 'Q .5125 ' K- .. X ' l. -l ' if .- ' X .Q I Hn . .. , .... X yf at . ,- s y 1 J fs s y a K is .V .. l 5, f tbtb K Ak I R y K ' ., ' ' 3' r ' rrr' A V Q3 . V -v' 'W 2 Y: , S if , Q 1 - 5, li? r ll' :ff , 53 v ' f -as l M 4 . 1' ii Mg? ' -- Ja egg A V m V .W x 77,5 A L PW ls? , K K , 5 I - I - L we' is l. T g I ff f - s ft my-Fl. r- i,, ,'5g,v M 5 ik.. K - .. f - - kkss 'rrl f T' if 1 , V g ' ,,.-L Q J I 55 ? 5 y , i I y S LLLL K K W7 L i L. ff, i M.. r - K 1 aff! iq. , H ls- M L Q ,t , , , M.. V 2 . ' . . .. V . if ' ' lj 1 sryy 3 as 11: f : - - fl. . nm. E57 .sl fm-1 f .... ' 1 i .rf.,. ,, . .. i . L ,gs r 1 it -4. l r Q ' .... ff .- ' K ' . Y A ff-, K .. . get V E E at .. R rr is Gi 1 1 1 ' , 142 Third Grade Even third graders have their valentines. Does she really want me to do that. ,Q D N9 :far ,,. DE ' ' u Frank Phillips wonders . . . Who took my red crayon? I My-, A 5. T L V 0' 9 David Ramos and the Third Graders enjoy the Iuau ...guy Third Graders enjoy class with Mrs. Steph. .Egg qv: A K ff, -1 an ,'gf lil S in t . ',.b,V c Q . i 2 f!Pl ,if3il 2 , A. ff zum! S G 55 2 tai: . f J 'V E 5 1' N -Q N W 4 T I , V tz, X all i T ry ya S T ff? Wayne Saunders Melissa Searcy Bryan Smith Jamie Tate Randy Towery Trina Truitt Jeremy Tucker Melonie Turner Todd Tyson johnny Vahalik Temoc Villalobos Ginger Vinson Lori Westbrook Malissa Williams Micheal Williams Shad Williams B. l. Wynne Allison Yost Robert Ziehr Steven Zimmerlee Clevie Zorn Mathew Acklin lohn Anderson Leaann Baker lesse Baugh Wendy Birdsong Lori Blunt Deborah Boles Robert Boozer Pam Botts Kelley Brown Yancy Buchanan Mark Burkhalter Second Grade Favorites: Food: Pizza, Tacos, Hamburgers Billie Glyburn Dena Tinkle Earlene Yeary 2nd Grade: Dn the Move V V V 2 5 'ru 'l f l as , , N Q, ef r,m F I-ln' F Q if . , 1 rlls ,F F g , ' ',',. ew I ,if ,ga ig k , kewl iz JW Movie: USong of the South, Popeye, llSmokey and the Bandit Sport: Baseball, Football, Skating Person: lohn Shyder, Santa, Olivia Newton-john Restaurant: Dairy Queen, Crystals, Long lohn Silvers Subject: Math, Art T. V. Show: Dukes of Hazzard, Smokey and the Bandit Place to Go: Dallas, Six Flags, Mall of Abilene Song: 'lEast Bound and Down, llGood Ole Boys, llLooking for Love Color: Blue, Red Animal: Gorilla, Rabbit, Tiger Game: Puzzles, Uno, Football, Monopoly 144 Second Grade Brent Riley enjoys art class, xg 6 u. K, 1 IT' Second grade students listen and work to understand the finer points of Reading Writing and Arithmetic Mike Carr Melanie Chesser Blan Chrane Lorie Clark Sheila Clark Melissa Cook Trella Cork Christopher Davis Amy Derker jason Fox Weldon Gage Dawn Giles Kristi Gotcher Brian Gray james Halsel Charity Harkrader Christy Harriger Tessa Harris Second Grade 145 Kirk Herndon jeff Hitt Barbie Howland Mishea Huddleston ludy Hurst Nicki King jennifer Kniffen Paula Kozma Tonia Lane Shawna Lee Margaret Lopez Tony Lopez Tommy Mayfield Melody McCoy Melissa Murphey luanita Pilcher Shannon Poe Steven Poe imlfifl--veal . , 5 - rlr iii 1, W , , L , V , f i f g Hi, M' i.. , i -.t, , .,, , - 9 . gpg: , 4 .5 f ' , we 'eff It , , Vg Q, K.: ,, as 'K J? if t P ' ,A mt 55213 irle- r,ri Wm a a- ff, 5 l T ,, H , ,, t ,, -A W- WW ,,-, 4 1 - G ,, , 'iL1',ii'-'fgeflififfgxjiift V f ,f-- r gf? ,. -.4 Vk,, V if J J' vi fa, is L... I we .i i Students enjoy and learn from films 146 Second Grade ,f s:111,.: S'w ,,. , ai ffl . A .2 if ,f .'j',f,i fl gg yiieili ff 2 .Q qivgig-gg! -, . I sir: ...onlin Riccann Saunders seems excited about art. Roy Puryear Amy Ramos Carla Ramos Mark Reed Brent Riley Ricann Saunders Scott Tabb David Searcy lon Smythe Becky Stephenson Nikki Surratt Tobie Talk Mishea Huddleston finds class interesting lon gmythe listens Well ..-v lody Austin Michael Bettag Clint Bissett Michael Branton Tracy Bullard Tina Burleson Lory Cherry Chris Chorn Angela Conley Kerri Connel Bo Davis loel Dennis Dink Fields Michael Fisher Michael Foster Christy Fulcher Gloria Garza Georgia Gilbreth lohn Gonzalez Russell Haley ya My 4X s -75 ill' I 21, kr .. 'Nw' ss PQ 'Y , X 31 1 rsss TK as X ' it First Grade in the Beginning Nora Black Ermanell Penny Emily Shoemaker 1 .Y ,ik E Q 2 SWK is 5 5 Mrs, Black's class show mixed emotions about school work. ff I l 1. Q 0 lm ,7'N.,Jk vw 'sz Mrs. Penney helps one of her students with a problem. , A EW,-,::1,ws5fs, .g..r,-Q .ez . f ,c 2 B Q Becky Hall ' David Ham , r 6 3 A Y Mickey Hargrove ir r S..1i 1':.,.., he K K I 5 Naomi Harvey l' 5 s o :fi ft Ef1cHaaS KLL' A .Q ru B. U of t Eddie Hernandez -'tk, ' - isis f 3 A Chris Howe , 1 W . 4,4 232 W, A K Tornrny Hurst 1' ff aff ,fn ' y Kent Isbell YV C. Nr' .L it isis , B V44 Cody Leggett P.W. is really interested in the program. First Grade Favorites Food: Hamburger, Spaghetti, Pizza Movie: 'Star Wars, 'Empire Strikes Back, Wiz- ard of Oz Sport: Football, Baseball Person: Daddy, Momma Restaurant: MacDonald's, Long john Silvers, Dairy Queen What You Want to Be: Policeman, Fireman, Nurse T. V. Show: Dukes of Hazzard Place to Go: School, Grandma's, Park Subject: Music, Art, Reading Song: 'Theme From Dukes of Hazard Color: Orange, Blue Animal: Horse, Dog Game: Charlie Over the Water, Red Rover, Candy Land First Grade losh Lehew fy V Misty Like iyy 2 f Patrick Lloyd , Chad Lynn . jerry Mallett Dionn Mancha 7 3? if f - SQL, - 1' 15. su. 1 . ,M ' ' l 1 we xi , ,,,,,,W,, E X , 4,6 ., u U rd. -.X ,A MW, 4,3 Q lg fs , 9 Kim Martin Bryan McClintock M Q ally' ' 4 mis Andrea Milbourne 'if f L a it Chris Miller LaRae Miller i Kandis Moore it ft 2 ' 'Q 1 0 Scott Newton M11 y ra ifi' sRobertPrew an 4v..i,.f,, joe Ramos M i..a.a..., .dv 4 -' ,fm Mrs. Shewmake's class enjoys films M5 'YG First Graders get a warm welcome The water fountain is a favorite place after recess 150 First Grade ,MF l r ,fn , 1 r fe ,e it 'U ? wr Q First Grade sings along with Mrs, Shoemaker, ,K X gg Q T is , 2 Christie Riley 1 y Howie Riley 4 H I, 5 jeff Roberts Q Crissy Rogers ,1 ip M A Allie Rouse T T ,li Adam Rutherford ,M A 2 siif lulie Sjolander is , T Q A Tom South -ff ,M Amber Southerland ' I M ' T xi Carolyn Taylor P Q fliiii A., leremy Taylor f I Z 4 g G P. W. Taylor . VI , s ww! S .f'Nf 'l 'W G G T , T ,T y yr aa , ,, fy f V, 'V Shelly Tucker I T G A i E Angela Zimmerlee i i y 2 ,e,ii ' KW' Chris Howe works creatively in art. First Grade opens a whole new world. First Grade 151 Michelle Beeman Amanda Blackman Sean Breedlove Tonia Brewer Ramey Burke Tommy Campbell Darin Carpenter Connie Carr Sylvia Carrion lames Cauthen Chad Clark lamey Clark lason Cork lay Cowan Megan Craig Gwenna Crim Christy Davidson Billy Davidson Construction starts early Kindergarten, A Great Beginning Charlene Broadfoot loyce Sjolander tAidel Beverly Chesser tAidel A igi -Z2 - K ' . ' - . Lkk ' A i K ' ? ,, I ,Er ,ts V Z ' Ag ,C in ag , it s fit S f A 'tli .s 'l'??:uf! at tts- ...t.f , ::-: . Q fill' ll l 3 f t it 3 E -I .,k--: M 1 - gag sky . K 'aiiw K Q-if : X I i x '1' - . 'ai . f, , with Kindergarten. 152 Kindergarten Ribs, XW r-N-N A , V 5, , Q Learning doesn't always come from books. af' 3 ! -. , 4 :nf-s :g r 15929 A ' it . 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In ,wk V, . , .-1 I f i .il Q gg . - L... -1 gy C, .srv A , if 5 Lori Davis Melissa Davis Mark Davidson Heath Dillard Russell Dodson Misty Douglas Marci Durocher Brian Gage Carolyn Gallagher Adolfo Garza Tina Gray Heather Gray Crissy Hamilton Christie Hansen Shelly Harris Staci Herpeche lamie Isbell Alex lson Bonnie jackson D. l. jordan Monique loye Nikki Kenley Kirk Kniffen Mary Kniffen Danette Linn Russell Long Albert Lopez Niko Mansfield lennifer Mayes leremy Mayes lulie McBride Susan Menasco Charles Moon jennifer Moore Lee Moyer Tonya Munoz Greg Nelson Kory Nixon Miriam Noeth Michael Palmer Leigh Park Brian Puryear lason Puryear Maxie Ramos Cathy Riley Scott Rummage Chris Seigler Allison Smythe Kindergarten 153 Kindergarteners have favorites, too. For Example: Food: Macaroni, Chocolate Ice-Cream, Mashed Potatoes Movie: llStar Wars,'f llMary Poppins, l'Love at First Bite Sport: Skating, Football Person: Cod, Willie Nelson, Santa, llMy Mom What You Want to Be: Santa's, Elf, Trucker, Cheerleader Place to Go: Fair, Grandma and Cirandpa's, School Restaurant: McDonald's, Pizza Hut, Dairy Queen T, V. Shows: Dukes of Hazzard King Kong Subject: Reading Song: l'Puff the Magic Dragon Rudolph the Red P Reindeer Color: Red and Blue Game: Hide and Seek Candy Land Animal:Santa's Reindeer Dogs Horses .1 Lori Davis shows Maxie Ramos how it s done in art Leah Snively Ricky Stanford F Ek. L , lennifer Steele S -s M S f an A Y? . t-,, . w X Toni Stephenson ? it s laren Tate r S Crystal Towery if lohn Treadaway Toby Tucker Courtney Tuggle Isaac Turner Stephani Waggoner jennifer Wagley f. 1 ,wi '1 C S iiit if asf, ,4 32 -, ' -: : 5 . Q Annette Ward 1 : A. sa L iuiie Whitehead ::::t s Stoney Williams p F Koy Young mga? M 7 David Zorn EQ if s A S1 in i A Step ata Time with Elementary Mr. Lofland: uFrom past experience I have never been in a school that I have enjoyed the students more than here. lt is a pleasure working with such a great group of young boys and girls. Hogan H. Lofland, Principal U F 'f ' m Cindy Buslter, SeCl'etary Mr. Lofland enjoys being with 'lhis kidsf' Elementary Faculty 155 Lou Davis Lum hroom Nancy DeGroot Special Ed. Special People With Special lo 1' Charlotte Douglass LunchroomfAide V in Mary Gonzalez rf' Custodian Terry Lloyd Title I Reading Harriett Mayberry Special Ed. Nancy Moore Early Childhood ludy Snapp Speech Therapist Ceorgia Teel School Nurse Larry Valdez Bus DriverfCustodian Frances Whitehead Lunchrooin i if 1 -In-rn-...J' Mrs. Allcorn and her students enjoy lunch The faculty and staff help the students in many different ways. They keep their tummies full, their speech correct, and their learning abilities tested. 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Abilene Texas 79601 Closed Sunday 1 , ' i 8RocK's PIT ' f Q, BURSON f4 1 --V'II' --IQ EXXON qIIs' U5 283 I- R- SKATELAND Clyde, Texas ,II,s e,,s ,.,,,. I , I.,s it ,, Open 7-11 Baird - 854-1405 Clyde - 893-5868 Phone fi 893-5749 AII Church and ROGERS FOOD STORE Birthday Parties FUN Une Grocery Accepted Fresh Meat and Produce Owners - Roger and Barbara Corn Phil - 854-1390 Baird, Texas We Appreciate Your Business V T5 51 . . -sg J. I Congratulations Sgnlor? x, Q 3 X Q 3' 2 2- W gwk J 5 l L W Ki CQ Q5 wa if in TJ , .ZX f-jx ,- 5-1 GX Q Q3 fx N X Sf? U 2 Si S Q CN QQ QNX ,Q-RKYXJ -V X3 r XS g 1 K-2 , U gg Q,? bk-P Q M fi X fxrgsbfwix I Xa C-X K! fxgf F '95 'P 'X Q ffgpgg ,Rf , J QQ QQ ,Q X, k N K K Compllments of Gary, Sandra, and Mellussa Chrane is 5 A 172 X Your Signing Page ,ee Q' Sponsored by 5, Clyde Beta Club c nAnA ciciaiwy I KR M' 1 ' f M X K MQBLX- DFL v I A D Rgfgk IQQU fig! ,. V 5 I X 'QS .4 be SKY -him' JU, wffal, m,f' fL M: W QS wb M' we W1 9z'7fQ'1f Q by Q Nb, . . 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Danvill Ab lene, Texas 79605 Business 19151 692-8311 R sidence 19151 893-4888 BUY, SELL, TRADE Y R lEstate Sp It Susie's School Day Care Center Susie Scott So. 5th and Austin Ph. if 893-4021 ' Licensed Personnel - After School Care 0 Hot Meals - Planned Curriculum om X X X 'lj fl Jfily 'lfllliwv Dlgllllll JW o ww? lv MM QQM NL HJ KLQSV WMW my o 4 B all eww Q xl KN- Vk X QW M xl lg US ll N l SU-Sligyw QQ U dffgkffex U CU lg ml ff! X AC mumqwmflwmw l WV Ari L lam ,,,.i'.,.'ig:, -022- gahsf .gapfast CALL ell Clyal Zn-as Ile Wluwk walk 1909115 nz mend Riley O Fugltt, Pastor Douglas Sjolander Carlton D ll Ressdence 893 5132 Residence 893 4126 Regdence I ald . l .-- , l ll all Q 0 l 1 l , ' ,XX ML l '- W , A ' X . 1 X 'N 'Gov o ll R ll l W ' so l y l 1 Q l , X15 . X, l N fx Lil , Xl K X, ' l K 1. K' f ll l U - li v ll . 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Ph. 49151073-1861 I-X rz3u5.5rh-,mama nmvuwz Res.Ph.Q9l5l672-3062 D M X MCHfOv'S DVM Dry Goods and Ready to Wear Owner: Carrol Cillit 236 Market Street Ph. 854-1696 Rose 84 Son Service Center 84 Garage Complete Car Care Buslness Ph 893-5469 I-20 Access Rd. 84 FM 604 cnuwfs w, YAl1'bl50NS Farms - Homes - Ranches Office Ph. 19153 893-4771 Word Estes ' 5 Res. 893-4450 ' 'B E Cyd 79510 noum,BQX173-c1yue,rexas7951o 191 51 893-4895 Spltzer Electnc Cy T 79510 19151893 5572 General Contractor l de, ex T78 Ads Western Wear Fashion leans T-Shirts 81 Transfers Gym Bags, Shorts, 84 Socks Qin School Colorsl lewelry Clothing for the Entire Family Locally Owned 81 Operated Agatha 84 lohnny King S. lst Phone Clyde, TX 893-4958 K-K Corral ITIZSIBI charge THE INTERBANK CARD L 1 .5 T wnsvvff W.. k V, . . ' A Doll Ho e, S. lst Clyde, TX Shower Gifts Tops, leans, 84 Dresses Infant - Misses jewelry Gift Wrap Nell Gamble Phone 893-5114 si QN Q Decorator s Dream N Drapes gl Agceggorieg Vinyl Wood Flooring ' Blinds 82 Woven Woods Carpet Formica Ceramic - Wallpaper Bedspreads 84 Village Products Commercial Accounts Welcome Frank 81 Shirley Sasin Visa 893-4443 893-5532 ciyde MasterCnarge GS- . s. ff 1 ff' f A E , l K 81 R Bus lst 3125 s. oanviiie Bus. 892-8311 I Abilene, Texas Res. 692-2171 Over the 79605 years, , ll things agen HEvery Office Is Independently go i H Owned 82 Operated better with 2 coKEi MM Regular King TM ALDEN cimifv, mc. Shape 84 Curl HawSMon -Mwumww Owner: Soutl1Park MLS Parry Davis 893-4508 R E A LTO R Q 180 Ads K ,gwfm . Q YN vw ny Q' bQ5 ElD i f p,! ff, L i ' ,' ir J, Qi 'lf W VIN' 'N yii , r i ii,w - S it W Y NJ . I ' 'll AB Q 30 i . i' gi 45 i 13 TRADING COMPANY 5 M 'Q , , P.O. Box 41 I , by .. Lg, YY Clyde Texas 79510 I 19151 893-5831 Crude Oil Purchasing and Exploration A 'V NJ f if fVW'9ifW ii CIW fi QW DL iv ,PD 9' 6 lvyl' Z! W ,S I Q J' J f V 1 J5 I' U mu A 7 X' 4 iiwwvf ii N qr? I 7 UW W W f i fffzf- M gg- Z if f il 1' ibiiifwfi ibp iii Q5 mm M IQ ff' Oojx JL, 01 If Q06 Q15 Diff X, ilfiwlf , f u P 7 if QW ' rv ,yi IND A I O c -1 512 -X U7 ' LM '33 3 U3 :i 5 675: rag 3 Q Q' E O .-4 l,,,inff,i,,x 93422919-3 QI 9' U5 l i'i 255252 v Q X mg 5,2 OO X15 -U m C 33 mm GN -1 -5 .D .ls M00 hmm CL-1 FDZ JL 0,0 -0 220-4 PE fn ,U QQ 3 I 20:-m C 2 CD .i Q -1X HO I w Cn ln of w ff oo wif' -U -U ,Tl JP 5- I' Sl U5 O U3 1:3 3 G Nfhfr?nEwr m :, N V 3 .4 2? X Q0 W U1 'S ko EIB? PQ moi is :1: 50 ro FD 1 is 2 5 iw 9 E YU' 7: 'D O05 'U I5 5 SO -im mm S ox go O 2? pm ::C 7 TX O3 BTW Q CD3 r-9' G3 S jg E-HKD Q3 CO is Im 1' 0-' U' 22 or O: E -v-.3 -1 22.3 U-1 R3 3. QT KD Eg N 52,51 3 -4m ff 3 rn Om '- rn af C 33 E 3 CL! 1 D2 rw :J 5' - f-r KES Q-.. 5 Q ij, ' V 3 X 2 5 I5 OO fiinf 1 mc U5 A 7i'Q. UIQ:-1-1 .4575 O7Q7Q Franklin Heating 84 Air Conditioning 926 Walnut Abilene Texas 79601 Phone: 673-4718 Lannie Franklin Home: 529-3507 LENNDX- RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CENTER SALES AND SERVICE DOROTHYE MIMS 835 WALNUT PHONE:673-5718 ABILENE TEXAS 79601 Elmdale Exxon loe Clenn Cray Owner I-20 West Elmdale Ph. 672-4271 . . . . . . f iD -1u .W .-.Wwifwm . Hymn l 1 B840 FOlder5 Clyde Auto Parts 890 South 8th H2 Oak Abilene, Texas Ph 893-4130 Commercial Sewing Machine Attachments Open Week Days Business Phone - 672-1631 8130 - 5:00 , , Chief Horner M M H H Clyde, Texas Ph. 893-5723 JM PETROLEUM I CORPORATION Horses Buy, Sell, and Trade Clyde, Texas , , Ph. 49153 893-5531 AISO Tffilnlng Ads 181 182 Ads ii ciller's Beauty i l 3 Hwy. 604 South Clyde Texas A A 19151893-4743 y Always a Friendly Atmosphere Clyde Farm 84 Ranch Supply GOLDEN OAK FEEDS GARDEN SUPPLIES lNSECTlClDES 1 WARREN'S MODERN CLEANERS Baird Texas 321 Market Street Phone: 854-1291 Infants - Shoes - luniors - Misses loann larnes 533 Oak 915-893-4142 Clyde Texas 79510 Master Chg. - Visa - Lay-Away Luther Black And Associates Real Estate Clyde Texas Office Residence 893-5141 893-5591 Clyde Bookkeeping Tax Service 216A Oak Street Clyde Texas 79510 Becky Benson Business Phone Home Phone 893-5911 893-4152 :S . ,, lo-Mar Fashions IIT- Wheels Iurni lg: I ET IOB PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLIES Don and Betty Tabor LIII N' ISI 893-4244 CHERRY LANE EXIT- CLYDE TEXAS sans is rr cfnuuss not son wax muse, ms ctmzn 2 I rr wm wus msios sus wmi mn suits om 24 na sm scnvics msnnmr at s I 20 CLYDE TEXAS Patton Equipment Co. International Harvester Farm Equipment Duane Bennett Paint Contractor We Paint Houses Etc P.O. Box 633 Clyde Texas 79510 Business and Home Phone 893-5207 Monograming WILMA HEWITT 1061 W. 3rd Baird 854-1577 I rnikarnriixrpwffi . ... nil., A I I , , . I MUNI I ' I L I ' Lrossllll-3 ' In III: r X I I mum ' ' I . -I l S, ,., O , . Q 1 i o . International Tractors Tilage, Planting, Harvesting, and Materials Handling Equipment Also Parts, Service and Tvvine, ABILENE 677-2703 701 Walnut CHICKEN SEAFOOD MEXICAN FOOD FISH LUNCHES CHICKEN FRIED STEAK Chicken Hut I 20 South Access Rd Doris Snyder Manager Closed Sundays 893 5910 Open 11:00 am. - 9:00 p.m. Ads 183 i, c 2 fffallaihan County Farmers 2 , Cooperative, Inc A Baird Kelton's GMSSHOWQS For All Occasions 625 West 4th Street Baird, Texas Phone 854-1093 Young Manion Russel nc Insurance Baird Texas 79504 Baird Phone: 854-1596 To Call From Abilene, Clyde Putnam, Moran or Cross Plains Dial Ask for Enterprise 2920 l' 4 X, M, K4 K, X X X x 1 X c . 'Q x X X X 1 ,X-K1 XX fs X x . I I 'X X4 X X X x N N X x i x 0 K 'XJ i . WX N L . ,Q l ' . X X X .. Q K 7,1 854 1360 g,,f Texas ff O l . T84 Ads P sax-If wc F51 -4,2 Qc J Neiy , ,,,, My fi! ff- K N -A ,Y I xxfl I K In xg!! . i' xii J 55 , t S O5 H3Xv5N7A' by fd A 1-fi! ,,,! ig .fx wx! 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Forest Lane Dallas, 75229 Morgan Shell Station Keys Made Toolll in Tune With the Road' George Morgan Owner Phone 854 1639 l 20 84 283 Baird 1'Keep in Mind the Shell Sign -:We Keep You Ads 185 M Bullllns El. PRUDUCTS .:.::..-1:l5lE.:,:...' . R L . .M cKelVy and 1. A 'Bean H. ,NA fn: 5 'Q I I l'l .:.s::E::?. :H f LQ K 1 1 'f-'LIN' '. f s 1 . . ....:.. NI.: . .',.'.. . . .- .-.,g:- . . ,., ,.-:Z-gp -' . :--:- '.-'. . .-'L -' o .-3-'If' ' :1.::Z:::' - . ..:-5:25-. ':.-1.2-1 :PZ -'-2.-1.-:L '.-'. ' -:'-:Z-:' ' . ,,..::.,:'?- . '-25-2 25 . .':.::. :. ' .I -,.' . N... , - . . . 4 ,. . . n' l . . a :F . . MA C Rlln Oun b try 5 for CgLf:OuntrtOl'e x nfry S. Q mn Aurifqnderf V i A-I On I 2 epai' Sale and R ' 0 e . X ::: k' - 81 tall, ' 9 Clyde ' Fe E ed ula 893-4421 IA Driv Texa w C S Ed ew 84 Sue B lair Ads 81 Is the Best A41 ,ff XJ TQ-if ,Q . mqfkglwgcl 2 is 2 HQ F ?1iw552fffg 132532225 GAY TEc?n:p3Ti'2jnXgAciTUBaker I, ,Q xfyqql ' X rx I' 4 'x ' ---.... - 'Riff . t K, ' 'P Ng XR A . 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