Cumby High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cumby, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1988 volume:

Where the 'Q .. 'U 1- - Q Sidewalk Ends ff . 3 Qur World y I 4 Begins . C t . The Cumby T 5 ' Come into the world of the: 87-88 Trojan Cumby ISD ,, As you can see, the Annual Staff worked hard through the year to put together this annual. lt's a dirty job, but somebody has to do it! 87-88 Annual Staff: Raymon Green, Beth Nelle, Robin Nelle, Scott Moore, Randy Hines, Shannon Cline, and Brent Seely. I D Cumby, Texas 2 -1, ,, r f ,... 2 sl . 'Q S 2.x V.4V if ffl' gala., Such a strong boy And your eyes how they gleam Your smile that's so warm Is forever eighteen. The girls how they cheered For the star of the team Catching the passes Of forever eighteen. Oh how our hearts Just opened up and cried On that terrible morning We found out you'd died. The tears like rivers Down our faces did stream For the boy who would never Finish being eighteen. We dedicate this book to Steve Bryant: Forever Eighteen by Denise Moore Grammer And on the day That we laid you to rest, The skies opened up And tried their best To cry out their sorrows To us it did seem For the boy who died At only eighteen. And then when we'd cried And our hearts were all drained The glorious sun shown And dried up the rain. Giving us the promise That we'd see you again. Thank you, Dear God For that shining Son Who gave us the promise That death has not won. See you in heaven, Steve, And when we get there it'l1 seem Like only yesterday When we were all eighteen. And when time starts to turn Our hair into grey We'll still be thinking Every day Of the boy who's face Just seemed to beam With the joy and happiness Of being eighteen. 'GQ 2 Born May 9, 1969 Died Sept. 26, 1987 All of us who knew Steve remember him in our own way. The student body participated in a ceremony on the football field where Steve's number was retired for the season. But there are other memories of Steve, as well. Below are some of the things we remember. V 11, Af' Table of Contents Favorites ........ ...... Clubs .......... ...... Sports ................. ...... Homecoming ........ ...... Jr.-Sr. Prom ............. ...... Awards!UIL .................... ...... High School Classes ....... ...... Jr. High Classes .......... ...... Faculty .................. ...... Elementary ........ ...... Ads ................................................... If you are a dreamer, Come in. If you are a dreamer, a wisher, A hope-er, a pray-erg if you're a pretender, Come in, For we have some tales to spin. Come in, come in . . . n 3 School started in Cumby with shiny floors and 2 new administrators. The students were ready, and so began the year ofthe '87 -'88 seniors. A wild energy came with the beginning ofthe football season, and the cheerleaders and drill team were responsible for school spirit. Too soon, the football season was over - homecoming king and queen were crowned, and the seniors were honored with a special ceremony because this was their last Uhr If E JN' , We ':.: fe B j Q A. lil -Y season with Cumby High. In October, the annual carnival proved to be a big success for the PTO. One sad note marred the year when we lost one of our own, Steve Bryant. With full hearts we said good-bye to Steve. D 0 O I This was the year we lost football one month and got it back the next. Things were never dull in the '87-'88 year. To encourage attendance, the new administration decided on cash bonuses - Sharon Gilchrest won xt 5 ,f-f- ' Q S100.00. Several fads dominated the year. One was puff paint. Faces and words were puffed on shirts, shoes, and pants. All ages were outside during lunch but the high school boys started an unusual fad', - they had a wild desire for girl's purses. Basketball season started as energetically as the football season did. The teams played hard, and the season ended with Brenda Anderwald being chosen as the basketball queen and Raymon Green as the beau. Christmas was ushered in with the Cumby Christmas parade, class parties, and then we were out for the holidays. The biggest surprise of the year came in January - it snowed! - and we missed several days of school. Two roads diverged in a wood . . I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. Every spring brings the Jr.fSr. Prom and baseball. The baseball team ended the season 2nd in District. Two traditions for the end of the year are Black Jack Grove day, and the E.T. sport's competition for the elementary. On May 26th the 8th grade had its graduation ceremony, and on May 27th the 87-88 Seniors walked across the gym floor in cap and gown. By the end of the year, everyone was tiredg the teachers were still trying to smile but they had ceased to care about anything iincluding their appearance - bottom rightj except getting out of school. The last day of the year was ALMOST uneventful. One teacher did discover his car looking a little differently in the afternoon than when he parked it that morning fbottom middleb. We all learned a lot this year, especially those of us on the annual staff. We have finally learned how to spell our new superintendent's name - ALLcorn. CUMBY 6 we 'T 1 K 'R ,x....v,,,gif-'glf. .f 1 1 ,. WE 4 9 f?fe.-g53ii43'g:z2Ef?E224i155 P at y sm.-Q., gif,-,x L , QW? N A. ra-s an 'I v-me' 5'7 1 K KT-fx 20 Y, I Kr ,, I. gg: 4, is M JK Q . v f . ,-gixlff :- 6,. S N 1 O o , D ,.1 6, Class Favorites . .K Us Vi ,, c t . Q 'fx ips' Q? ,wt 0, , A wr V V' lift H ' :gi Y -- -if x K ' fe: f ,f,f I ij. W ' 4: I i V., ,sss ef? f'J:75.-,ji ,Y ,.rj,,zgxiiL: N., lei ,1 1 . -. f',1-g:,t,1.',v 1. ,1 -1. ,- ,fy ff. 2:,.i4:'l:.1'f-- 1 .,........ -. .. ..Y. ..- i 9th - Matt Pelly, Holly Harris 10th - Bryan Steward, Christie Fyke '? r . Q . ,ff 7 3 '55LQ' x 5 his we we VWZWMM ,pf . 9 , N 2 f, , L Q ,gs f.ff1f,1.v- ----gig , M, ' Mifiii- .f,. VH' f' ,w'Q,3y'.U .4 --st K . L wx 1 9 f,,, ' 'f in A 1 ,K f i . Qiizgfgf, E as C 51151 1. W i in if if i , ' ,MQ ,st'. 4, f 'V me L , 1 .ni 11th - Rita Miles, Cody Monroe 12th - Rayrnon Green, Shannon Freeman ,ima E aj, High School Favorites c as foof'o J nk 2 Q 'W 52 if We tl jjj Si W xi W. , iw ff y Y , L 2, 15 11 Q , Ag s R u Q 5 ff' y iw r E i Friendliest - Jay Petty, Shannon Freeman Wittiest - Beth Nelle, Greg Walters -ache, ilgmflllll Most Athletic - Rayrnon Green, Brenda Anderwald Most Likely To Succeed - Lance Crump, Cindy Speights Most Handsome T75 Y' , m : . ., :l. , a l if mL5: 'l ee fi' 1 A 7 A ixx Vx fy I . L. Q,e ':' 1 S 2 2 , xl lx Lance Crump Most Beautiful - Shelley Neal rm-X ,LI X .inx1 y gy1 lm. img N X pg 'ff' Mr. CHS - Raymon Green Miss CHS - Brenda Anderwald ,kph I. ,. . Wim N-Q-N... .' , -W.-s S., Beta Club The Beta Club is an honor society that works for the community. This year the club had a food drive and a jump rope for heart contest. They also took a trip to Austin, Texas for the state convention. lt's not all work at the convention as you can see in the picture upper left corner. Beta Club Members: Karen Cole, sponsorg L. to R.: Cindy Speightsg Brenda Ander- waldg Jay Pettyg Jeff Wheatg Shelley Neal. 13 es' wrffaffzsif .V if . in W 1 , f'-:2.gf,+2+fi fr, . , . M T Vw, 2 r gk' A f eff ' V - .1 Sc V 'L We X X1 it fl' Q15 f E, h K . , Q53 55 1- - - f111 x,-Q . .. This year, Cumby's Science Club took a trip . . to N.A.S.A. They were so inspired that they .V . X .J L,, tried to build their own rocket. Members L. 'K to R.: Mac Thompson, Scott Mooreg Michael Keimg Jay Petty, Jeff Wheatg Brian Seelyg Cody Monroeg Brad Jonesg Randy Hinesg Mary Leeg Delena Chittendong Beth Nelleg Front: Beth Mattison. The F.H.A. attended a state convention this I year, and those involved in classes learn skills ' necessary to run a household. F.H.A. members are: L. to R.: Stefanie Petty, Holly Harris, Shonda Hines, Mrs. Murray, Meredith Patterson. Thanks to the F.H.A. classes for the delicious teas that the teachers always look forward to. Science or X Club and F.H.A. X w X A f Smurf-'R-iifZi',, fs , l F.F.A. Cumby's FFA serves the community and school in many ways. Through Bill Jenkins' direction, the stu- dents learn to repair mow- ers and to do wood- working. From picking up trash in the community to building shelves for the school's bookroom, the Cumby FFA chapter lives by its motto. Members: Renee' Rhodes, Brian Seelyg Don Mooreg Brad Camerong Curtis Johnsong Christie Fykeg Brad Jonesg Shelley Nealg Randy Hinesg Kody Crumptong Daniel Loweryg Angi Jenkinsg Scott Mooreg Glen Sawyerg Tony Jacobsg David Weatherbeg Daniel Eschlemang Matt Pettyg Shannon Clineg Bryan Stewardg Cody Monroeg Brent Seelyg Jeremy Wheat. 15 ...Q-of 1713! fir ' M' 21 rs' av' L S :'1W ' W w f, .., 'w .1 5 w kc W' l K W 1, ,Ad I ...fn-l ' N is . Q . 1 6 WMA' J,-pq. Sports - N ' ' 42 . fr 5 4 rx, , iff leaf' . . pu .'.-. Ni? X I K n .s 1,3 xx o fc ffl ' . W - V, i 4 , will ' .4 ., 91 X mx M , ' Milf . -,',I1r,,.gJ' 26 ,D A L.l :'L: f a . -I e 39 C s The Game was ended, and the noise at last had died away, and now they gathered up the boys where they in pieces lay. And one was hammered in the ground by many a jolt and jar, some fragments never have been found, they flew away so far. They found a stack of tawny hair, some fourteen cubits high, it was the halfback, lying there, where he had crawled to die. They placed the pieces on a door, and from the crimson field, that hero then they gently bore, like soldier on his shield. The surgeon toiled the livelong night above the gory wreck, he got the ribs adjusted right, the wishbone and the neck. He soldered on the ears and toes, and got the spine in place, and fixed a guttapercha nose upon the mangled face. And then he washed his hands and said: 'Tm glad that task is donelv The halfback raised his fractured head and cried: I call this fun! Walt Mason 5 D S' Xt! x 1,12 X lb l l Varsity Football Q l as 52 M-f we , , . , 1- faibm 9 v .55 . A ,. , y . -. Em .f,, ,j 3, B Top L. to R.: Coach Buck, Kody Crumpton, Don Moore, Bryan Steward, Raymon Green, Cody Monroe, Jerry Bearden, Pete Parnell, Curtis Johnson, Matt Petty, Daniel Eshleman, Gary Blagg, Coach Thompson. Bottom L. to R.: Bobby Faulks, Brian Seely, Brad Jones, Randy Hines. Jeff Wheat, Ricky Caldwell, Jeremy Wheat, Jay Petty, Arron Conners. .wif ,QQQ-:nfl -, we a7.'.n,w ,., , ' .ii M ' gf'1 li Ulnr . or ff1,gf.4dla1 ' 5' P A ,,,y , l , 5 ... l Pretty, aren't we!! I really don't think carrying chairs is the way Are we having fun yet, Coach? to build muscles. 20 Varsity Football ft, 'C W Z? an Homecoming '87 -'88 Homecoming nominees were: Far Left: Brenda Anderwald, Renee' Rhodes. Center: iand the winner of the crownl Angie Jenkins and Mr. Football of '87-'88, Raymon Green. Bottom Left: Amy Faunce, Shelly Neal. The Week of homecoming was full of fun. Every day the students dressed according to the theme of the day. There was a bonfire in the middle of the week, and after the game a homecoming dance was held in the gym. l 'i Homecoming Dance '8 -'88 Grades 7 through 12 are invited to the homecoming dance every year, and all grades love a good party. There were no wall flowers this night! Look! Over there's a good lookin' babe. Go get her. Who am I dancing with anyway? Which way did he go? i Some people even dance with their hands. Homecoming night is one for dancing and John Travglta, Jr. secrets! 5 23 Q S Junior High Football 4 C 1 .Wo I .. N' T v 'K sq, ,5 I 1 12 . ., . - IR 'HP' .1 if Q Q M ' Y' . ' 'N-u.J' . L- f - ' C'-5 it ' 1 ,, 4 -fa fo r R T ,lg V . I L ii M v.,- ' . - ' ' , ., ,.k by , ' ' 1 MMV . 50... - .. ti i f Q we - Fi ' T ' f A ' 1--' ' ' 'F-og l 'W ' ' M I i ' . ' ' ' , gf -7 'v- -- - a 9 ., .Q if I . . .. f1 TA .4 . . V ,. ,as . , . if J ' -idx . 1' ,--- '-'-. f,. 4r:'T ' if-WW 5' - -J'fWl' ' ' ' ' 7 L ' ' 54 . , il ,fn 74 , .1 ' ' , . - A ,ai f. J-f 1-rf - iff V ' J R, f , . - ' 'A' Q . 1 ' 2 :..Y.f'f' 1' 'iff- if ,V , Yip. .uf T 4- wzfsiggiieb ifggv ,iz-, .gag -9 E ,Ml ,, g me :W -5 Q ' .'4' ,1J Eel6f,,Q iQ V iw .'..' ff.. - f f. J ' X vf f Y iv.: . ' -Q NZ' - l-1' Q-4 J 'F f,. .,f'iww..'f: .. 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Front row L. to R.: Daniel Underwoodg Timmy Miller, Rob Taylorg Mickey Jonesg Heath Pettyg Shannon Gainesg Chad Crumptong Josh Fults. The Junior High team spends long hours in practice as do the High School Varsity players. 24 4 A.- The practice these students put in and the games that they play, prepare them for the big time - playing on the Varsity team. These guys land girlj have as much spirit as anyone does, and as you can tell, they get excited when they make the play. Varsi and Junior Varsi Volle ball 2? 45 1 47 Q il Msg K L l Quick, Shelley! Does my hair look ok? Go ahead. Hit me with that ball! Make my Hey, Hey - we want to play - Vol - ley - day!!! ball!! Min? M .U Q' 0498 . I KM A AJ . 1 gdlh sig ,df A .sm Standing L. to R.: Devonna Wells, Managerg Shelley Neal, Robin Nelle, Brenda Anderwald, Amy Faunce, Christie Fyke, Angi Jenkins, Coach Sessoms. Front: Beth Nelle, Cindy Speights, Jeannie Brandon, Buffie Faunce, Renee' Rhodes. 25 Volleyball Cumby's Volleyball team has been strong in past years. This year was no exception either. The Varsity team was District Runners-Upg Bi-District Charnpsg and Area Qualifiers. Congratulations on a job well done! ,Is e r ,ef ', 5 l if T .s.ty ii. Above, the girls concentrate on the coming game win. No one is harder on an athlete who misses a chance, as IS the player who messed up'. 26 ,1 V and get ready to '14 Fri., DPM Wil Volleyball is a game that requires discipline and skill. Above Jeannie watches for the ball to come her way. This game takes 10tS Of enefgyy. alld by the The worst moment in any game is when you eng Oi ghe game SVCFYOUG 15 hot and know that victory or defeat rests in your ex aus e . hands. Junior High Volleyball Team Kelly Vinson, Tiffany Eppars, Christy Petty, Jodi Mabe, Rebecca Kidd, Jandy Thompson, Micheal Patterson. Front Row: Christine Faunce, Emma Driver, Brenda Lee, Stacey Petty, Beth Fitch, Emili Mabe, Mistie Fyke. These girls worked hard all year. They are learning the skills now that will make them winning Varsity players in the future. CURB It takes concentration to make a good Volleyball player. The two girls above have that!! Volleyball games aren't quiet. The team players encourage each other, and sometimes taunt the other team. 27 Varsi Cheerleaders EC!-QS B Sit v L11- Nur,- J,'0 ' '7 J Top row Left to Right: Angie Jenkins, Amy Faunce, Shelly Neal. Bottom L. to R.: Renee' Rhodes, Jeannie Brandon. Don't EVEN mess with me today! Thank goodness I'm beautiful. Yes! We all use Crest 28 Shah LJcc1s G 'N Qixclh W l, lem Q l Varsit Cheerleaders lt's obvious who posed for the banner behind Amy, isn't it? We owe a big hand to our cheerleaders. They go to camp in the summer and they practice long hours during the school year. In addition to that, they work with the elementary girls and teach them cheers, they prepare skits for the pep rallies, and they make signs to aid in the gigantic spirit that all Trojan fans have. This year the cheerleaders had a spirit stick as great as our The cheerleaders learned one thing this year. When all else fails, enthusiasm. .. OH - I've heard it through the grapevineg Can raisins really sing? Anything is possible in Cumby! pray! If I've told you once I've told you a thousand times, don't wear your hats in the building!!!! These little cheerleaders are so awkwardg I can't bear to look! 29 Jr. High Cheerleaders and Drill Team , 'Zig 5 x 4? ' rrrlllr 1 Top right is the Drill Team. Rhonda Struthers worked with these girls, and they were very impressive. Back L. to R.: Robin Beardon, Jandy Thompson, Jodi Mabe, Emma Driver, Stacey Petty, Cheryl Hettich, Christy Petty, Shawna Mattison, Jody Youngblood, Beth Fitch, Drummer. Bottom Row: Brenda Lee, Emili Mabe, and Mistie Fyke. As you can tell by the above picture, these girls took the drill tearn seriously and they practiced many hours after school. 30 5 4 Junior High Cheerleaders: Kelly Vinson, Rebecca Kidd, Debbie Little, Christine Faunce. Top left are pictured some of the little cheerleaders going through the necessary steps to become Jr. High cheerleaders someday, and then if they're good enough, Trojan Varsity Cheerleaders. if ' Q Ui Y' faibffi' A 'V-. Q 4 L. to R.: Jay Pettyg Kody Crumptong Jeff Wheatg Pete Parnellg Raymon Greeng Matt Pettyg Daniel Eschlemang Jeremy Wheat Coach Mac Thompson. Varsity Basketball Q ,. mul 313225 wk -,Q M, ' ' . 15167-cf' 4 1' f - .. 0 fkamgljfh-2 ,J I Q V -. U .r I 't Q A ,Ju -,neu fx Q4- i S ' ,f U ,Q P 4. ,f ,K v4 i K Q , P. ,., ,Q kr .Q ,.,,k H. M . fe SYN- -21 1 , am 'H ,M-ff? ,f L. to R.: Cindy Speightsg Brenda Anderwaldg Shelley Nealg Beth Nelleg Coach Sessoms I Vars1ty Basketball .- 4,41 K . Paw- ' Q .4 M 3 K W , A 1 I ,ff iii QQMAN 'aw -Q. ' M Fw 5... 1:1 semi ' 1 iii' ' 6 : L if .am www .,.sv-4' wh 4 ,fly Wlsm '- ,-pf' -af. K Wg: ,,Jf ,. . :f E' .. ,, Junior High Gir1's and Boy's Basketball Baseball and Track Team Members L. to R.: Kody Crumpton, Jeff Wheat, Pete Parnell, Aaron Conner, Jonothan Hollon, Coach Eric Buck, Brent Seely, Jeremy Wheat, Lance Crump, Jay Petty, Matt Petty. Q l 1 . Qi ,- -'l.t f a f. ,. -. av, V Qi .mfr . fr A M M we .g , ' ' C... Qlf, abmzfzallvzf M- , 'sf rtatlf W... ,.,,.,.. 45, A I .if-gr, H-w,.,.,L..3 At the time of this Publication the . ' T 9 H , baseball season had not endedg therefore, we're not sure how the team did. We do know some awards which they had received before school was out. Cumby High All-District Baseball Players: Pete Parnell - Pitcher, pitched a perfect game against North Hopkins, District MVPQ Jeff Wheat - Infielderg Jay Petty - Outfielderg Lance Crump, Jeremy Wheat - Infielders - Honor- able Mentiong Coach of the Year - Eric Buck. T Many of the baseball players were also members of the track team. Jeff Wheat qualified for regionals, and there he came in 9th. ...+L I AL I L L e ffwpf Track Team L. to R.: Kody Crumpton, Jeremy Wheat, Jeff Wheat, Jay Petty, Aaron Conner, Coach Mac Thompson. 36 l In Volleyball and Baseball - We're Always ifl .rg 257 . 31 .1 ,L I. I'g:jf L A? ijt Ln .K - me .Ji 231,35 1' , . . Vgh, 0.36. .V V ,. . U, V I f . 1 if V ' V N W'2'r ' 0 If ff A 4 hf'w-we f T' W' l H W,.., f bxwa 1 ' -,-' .. A if-3'7 - ,,,' 1.1, ,QQ-. K ,. ,ram ,Af - .. -...r.w...ff ' V .- qi - 1 if ..4' ww- nf..- . - lf X MWMM , F I W Ir v ..., 2' ' ' , ,gay r N Hx.: K' aw I 1 It takes dedication and long, hard practices to make a Winning team. We had that this year in the girl's Volleyball team and in the Varsity Baseball team. Congratulations on another impressive year. 37 Sports Banquet The Sports Banquet was held in Commerce this year. The speaker was Dr. Vince Gonion, Athletic Director, E.T.S.U. The Cumby Trojan Staff for '87-'88, Mac Thompson, Darla Sessom, Eric Buck, and Rhonda Struthers. Awards presented were: Brent Jones - Defensive Player of the Year, Football, Offensive Player of the Year, Basketball, Tony Jacobs - Offensive Player of the Year, Football, Defensive Player of the Year, Basketball, Junior High Girls: Nickie Hart - M.V.P. Track, Offensive Player, Basketball, M.V.P. Defensive Player, Basketball - Mistie Fyke, M.V.P. 7th Grade Volleyball - Christy Petty, M.V.P. 8th Grade Volleyball - Beth Fitch, The two most prestigious awards are the Trojan Heart Award and The Trojan of the Year Award. Trojan of the Year: Cindy Speights and Raymon Green, Trojan Heart Award: Jay Petty and Brenda Anderwald. 9 Bw-B 38 n-uit, h-and Junior Senior Prom E , 4 A One highlight of any Senior's year is the J unior! Senior Prom. It's the last school dance the seniors will attend. The Juniors worked hard to decorate the Sulphur Springs Country Club using the theme Midnight Masquerade. 39 F-,ll Jr A SU High School UIL One of the highest academic honors for students is participation in UIL events. The following students went to Regional competition at Kilgore: Beth Nelle lst in LincolnlDouglas Debate, Jeff Wheat lst in news writing, Jerry Bearden and Aaron Conner 2nd in Standard Team Debateg Delena Chittendon 2nd in spelling. The one act play won its zone and competed at District. Cast members: Shelley Neal, Angie Jenkins, Mary Lee, Aaron Conner, Devonna Wells, Jerry Bearden, Beth Mattison, Music - Beth Nelle, Lights - Renee' Rhodes, Director - Dyan Hale. Several cast members were cited for excellence: Aaron Conner - All Star Cast, Shelley Neal - Honorable Mention, Beth Mattison - Honorable Mention. Congratulations to the above students. You make us proud to be associated with Cumby High School. Special thanks to Mrs. Hale who spent many long hours after school, at night, and on weekends practicing. 41 Jr. High and Elementary .I.L. M '- ,,:.,,-, ci I H... C W 6: 5 I X ! 5 xy 'QV . if NW - ip V fr mi if x ,s r --ff , f F 1 The following students placed in UIL events this year: Story Telling - 4th, Kathryn Wilsong Personal Writing - lst, Joshua Monk, Spelling - 2nd, Jacob Wilson Sz 3rd, Christy Petty, Expressive Writing A lst, Jacob Wilsong Number Sense - 5th, tie, Kathy Reese, Heath Petty, Oral Reading - lst, Kelly Vinson SL 5th, Kathy Reese, Expository Writing - 6th, Lee Hettichg Impromptu Speaking - 4th, Micah Mitchell. Congratulations - you make us proud! 42 '87-'88 Awards fx ...Wi W., ' 1, -rg.. , Q , 'Y af A V if . yr 5 rv ' 'fs N J it A' v A9 ' f , ,r , v A ,,'a'nhv N wb gr-MM! rf, . rv:-iv P .11-lm' -11,-'ev 1,11-'11 -.-.11-' -J--I ' -' u o.-w nv 4, 1-.- .vs- 'U A gal A W 1 ' if A . ' if 4 ,va ,wi ' 4,q..f,lShm . 1 lbw' . . v -'M az. . .jiijrfliwgt 'Z:,,ir2'?21' 255'-gflai Beginning with lst grade through 6th academic award winners are listed first, then perfect attendance winners: Tara Petty, David Robertsg Rachel Petty - Kathryn Mabe, Ronny Weatherbeeg Brad Earls, Mitchell Taylorg Most Improv. Jason Baily - Kathryn Wilson, Amanda Mays, Chance Mitchellg Citizenship Becky Crump- tong Most Imp. Richard Reese - Jamie Kane, Ginger Wheat, David Earls, Michael Crumpton, Brandi Ross, Aaron Seely, Jeremy Marlarg Citizen. Weldon Hood, Most Imp. Casey Petty - Laura White, Wednesday Kane, Jeff Atkinsg Citizen. Crystal Loweg Most Imp. Kathy Reese - Christy Petty, Heath Pettyg Tiffany Eppars, Shannon Gainesg Most Imp. John Milesg Citizen. Heath Petty. Jr. High - Science, Typing - Mistie Fykeg Math - James Johnsong Social S., English - Emili Mabeg Pre-Voc. Ag., Computer Literacy - David Weatherbeeg Homemaking - Brenda Lee: Art - Brent Jones. High School - Perfect Attendance - Daniel Lowrieg Business - Jeff Wheatg Science, Valedictorian - Delena Chittendong Spanish, Art, Outstanding Senior for '87-'88, Salutatorian - Cindy Speightsg Math, Social S. - Matt Pettyg English - Jay Pettyg Vocational Ag. - Jennifer Andersong Homemaking - Shelley Neal, Baseball MVP - Pete Parnellg P.E., Theatre Arts - Holly Harrisg and Beth Nelle received a 5500.00 scholarship from Triangle Bookkeeping. Congratulations on a job well done!! 43 Good Luck to the Seniors of '87-'88 .Ill 'TTT'- J , ... of . . S , J r X A ' ' 3 ., -, ' ' I 2 , , kr l, , 4 f ff F4 A , E i X'-ll , - -Q in E., - I J x RK E High School Classes fr Y' t . JN 1 X , . 45 Srs. 88 ii Brenda Anderwald Cathy Baxter Brad Cameron Delena Chittendon lim Lance Crump Shannon Freeman MSIS 88 Raymon Green Angi Jenkins , 2 - xx ' A ee A Mary Lee Beth Mattison Don Moore Beth Nelle Srs. 88 Pete Parnell Tory Pollard Renee' Rhodes Brian Sealy Cindy Speights Greg Walters S' MSIS. 88', 4 Devonna Wells ww- if WWW' J K llth Grade uSrs. 89 Jeannie Brandon Shannon Cline Amy Faunce Randy Hines Brad Jones Michael Keim Rita Miles Cody Monroe Scott Moore Not Pictured Shelley Neal Jay Petty Jeff Wheat Wt Srs. 89 Q1 e e .ff f w,u4hA5i So, we got caught out of class! Yes, I use deodorant, See. Sure' I love School' Got any more dumb ' ,fin W Q, Wa, 55? 1 ' e N 2 at ,2 li Amy always has to do the talking. I'm the head cheese and I like it! 53 Q Awww J K Pictured Below Left to Right: Curtis Johnson Daniel Lowry Robin Nelle Brent Seely Bryan Steward Terry Tiry 10th Grade Srs. 90 'Skis ff, 'f,,:ff:ff,- V-gig H . ,. , -'1 . nv - -.1 ' - Y, K- z at aware' ., . ,.W, , i an 'Z 115311 , fr,,,'gg4, it., B A r ii i,,, .V 'I' 'W 'f-' Wire . WL ' x f , Smile, Bobby. You're on candid camera! We donit know what's wrong with Christie, but someone heard her say, It's in my moush . Moush??? After the homecoming dance, Jonathan and Bryan had trouble getting back into their school work. As you can see, they spent most of the dance knocking their brains together, and they were so rattled'l that it took them months to recover. Jerry Bearden Arron Conner Bobby Faulks Mike Furguson Christie Fyke Jonathan Hollon K Q! I l Srs.90 ' 7 To the right is Jerry. He seems to be in a very sad, thoughtful mood. We think it has something to do with the secret we discovered about him and managed to get a picture of. fSee the picture in the far right corner, bottoml ,au v 3 Unfortunately, classroom activities take up a lot of the sopho- Brent looks guilty. We think he's hiding something in his coat! mores' time. . t, . , at V , . W ri 3- -my afq:'ir,g my - , ., F .421 si. ,5 J W .lg ,sg - X aw Above, we caught Curtis Johnson trying to learn Now here is an interesting turn ofeventsl We been closet purse carriers for who knows his A,B,C's. All we can say is, it's about time! don't know who started it first, Bryan or how longllll Jerry, but some of our sophomore guys have 56 -E T 'F SX Jennifer Anderson Gary Blagg Ricky Caldwell Robert Cash Kody Crumpton Daniel Eshelman Sharon Gilchrest Holly Harris Shonda Hines Beth Lowe Albert Miles Matt Petty Jackie Tiry Jeremy Wheat Laura Wheelington Don't ask me to smile. I never do when my picture is taken. Call us friends - Call us buddies - WSIS. 91 Close ups are great! They show everything I try to hide with makeup! I always dress in the latest fashions! Don't tell Jenkins that I have this hat on in the building. No, we don't have lice. That white stuff is just dandruff! OK, OK, Who did it? It has to be Jennifer. 59 V1 6 VW, These are the things that memories are made of . . . . ' ' s ' Z ' 4, - eee 4 5 . Q 4 62 P C Af 1 Junior High Favorites A and Classes is . M' i 5 if - V 'I 'S YQ-1 M F 8th grade class favorites: Top left - Brent Jones, and Emma Driver Knot picturedJ. 7th grade class favorites: Above - Mickey Jones, Mistie Fyke. Bottom left: Mr. Cumby Junior High School - Brent Jones. Miss Cumby Junior High School - Mistie Fyke. 63 Above the eighth graders are seen in their least favorite setting - the classroom! J Tony Jacobs and Christine Faunce were the 8th grade King and Queen nominee - and they won. 8th Grade HSIS. 92 Emma Driver Christine Faunce Beth Fitch Not Pictured Jason France Kelly Gaines Clint Gilchrest Nikki Hart Lee Hettich Cheryl Hettich Tony Jacobs James Johnson Brent Jones Emili Mabe Shawna Mattison Stefanie Petty Patty Rowe Glen Sawyer Chad Stovall David Weatherbee 64 WJ li vi asf y A O .. K . , r ..g+x.:w xx: ,KM m. - n xx s n mm., '. .,,g2-.Q-nlgq' ,Qhmm .mm .'m, -M Hu. s, m 1- mu- - W-- -.. ....wn..1n.,x. M.-du....U-..fm.Q... MSIS. 92 Y , sk -L, .w31z1. 1X1'9 X6 ...Q-19,-,, D n, sx1x,s, x.. RRI'-X1-lim-12: lx :qgg-Xxx-ixiwfx :IW A is Kx K Nun U 5' . - mx. N N-ex m v mm fNu.1g-0,g1-.1q-'. ngzqq, ww. ,L,,, R. J C1 vf qgfl' .J - if HAM, is ' - V, , -- A 5 K X 1 , . 3 . , 5.,.. ... , ,Af in I nlni ,I i ., 5, , .fb gli A-' 11 , , A 4 W -ff? ' 1 x' ,N + fn. c Q ' awww: A M ,J ' YS: f . X Q. , , -23' 3 3 X 1 3 H v X at Y 5 s I .xi 'mezz- 5 , 31 in 1. kgs Stoney Bearden Wendy Boughton Ronnie Cash Cliffton Clark Joey Crumpton Christi Dodson Mistie Fyke Mickey Jones Brenda Lee Donnie Massey Meredith Patterson Pat Perkins Stacy Petty Chris Sims 7th Grade NSPS. 93 11, MJ got' ee 5 P 73' Srs. 93 4000 vv. .0-, , A. , .. :,5fasa5z, v:kwQ,, f i 5 6:2 6 Y 51' 9 N ,, , . Q x 'fx X ig. f A w S? if Friends . . . Loyalties . . . formed now to last through graduation and beyond mn.. I z - A 'aan J U ' A! in lu., ,1 If The Junior High Students are important to Cumby High. They participate in all activities. This yearls Junior High track team included several sixth graders as well. Track team members: L. to R. back row: Brent Jones, Tony Jacobs, Mica Mitchell, Stoney Bearden, Coach Mac Thompsong Front Row: David Weaterbee, Heath Petty, Mickey Jones, Chad Crumpton, Pat Perkins. Junior High students even set trends. As you can see above, the Junior High students were the first to get the short haircuts! Jr. High ll Weir X -. f fig i w' osx xxwk- c. if If-, We caught Dr. Hooks on the first Faculty Cumby hired a new superintendent and we caught him unaware making out the teacher and student handbooks, As you can see, Mr. Allcorn takes his job seriously. H . day of the new school year. In his V Mr. Allcorn recommended the new r L l ff! ego if ill 12 A' ll A principal. He said they were very X similar. That's the truthl Here Mr. 7 Crawford patrols the halls with his . 1 paddle. X ' ,J .'. ,A Miss Kivell had an unfortunate accident happen. She was demonstrating in class ,ffs rl' , 5 1 2-QV ri how to cast spells, only something went hgngstis 131326 Bm 72 ' the Bible Q' 'ix '. wrong and she hasn't been the same 0 a ea ' ,X ',. , 5 4 3 since! ' r v C15 Fr 1' vi:-' If - ice-wif ,,, - f k gs A -A X U. W' The cheerleaders gotanew sponsor this year. f 'Nl Our photographer caught Mr. Jenkins f . ' Q ' practicing a new step for his cheerleaders. If . w . , V l ,I ' , rx C f.. , fi. 9 is .- , ' ' ' 'X 1 vm .Q W' C QIQ X xj?.,,.- ' Mrs. Knutson always has a book in her hand. Here , ',, -'J ' she is trying to figure out the reading assignment V ' I I for the day before she assigns it to her students. H 8 x 'l ' f 4 , J- X - Cumby IS fortunate to have X 3 1 f' ' h Th ,p A, 5 a ine sciipce teac her. M e 'U' , W l 'f j ony pro em is t at r. wb 1 6 6 Thompson got confused in N mg w class and stuck his finger in K N'-K' the electrical socket in- Mrs. Hale is always looking for new things for her speech students to recite. And they love her for it, too! stead of the plug. Here we caught Mrs. Wilson on her way to lunch. X X! 'Q 9 t C3 U H no Looks can be deceiving. What she lacks in size she fa Q3 Q N329 : RQ 'A CEXQ makes up for in loudness. 4 jg X9 .- H 3 C' J f Q UQFX B if Q M if 4 ' it Q. X. ' ly ok Y be I 1 4 Eng C' 'lg L. ' ' Q : . A ' algo!! is :QQ 4 Q9 Q Y fi Miss Denman en- M 0 joys her classes, '13 but sometimes ' x Some people wonder why anyone would want to be pg -- . 8 ' ig e if SES hi on the school board. After all, it pays no money. ' W t bly ross- WBH, we kI10W why. We caught 4 board members on .liouh 5 mg their way to a board meeting one night. I g e ey ' fn ,,. 71 Jr. High, High School Faculty and Staff James Alcorn, Superintendent Lydia Anderwald, Librarian Eric Buck, 6th grade teacher, Jr. High Coach Karen Cole, Business Pat Crawford, Principal Pattie Denman, Special Ed Charles Hooks, Math Betty Hust, Secretary Jane Kivell, Counselor Darla Sessom, Athletics Julie Smith, Business Mac Thompson, Science Right: This was Mrs. Hale's reaction to the news that Mr. Crawford was making a surprise visit to her room. Q 6 Teachers attend games and participate in other activities at school. Mrs. Kivell and Mac both like Coca Cola! Congratulations to Julie Smith who had a beautiful little girl not long after this picture was taken. I A principal has many duties, but I wonder if Mr. Crawford knew that taking lunch would be one of his. While Mr. Crawford slaved away at the table, Bill Jenkins had the right idea. Cook your own, outside, while sitting in a chair. One place you're likely to find a number of teachers is at the weekly pep rallies during football season. Mr. Alcorn couldn't let Mr. Crawford out do him, so he put on his working hat and showed up at the gym one Saturday morning with hammer in hand. 72 .MW Elementary Faculty and Staff Shirley Chapman, 4th grade Verta Clark, lst grade Linda Freeman, Cafeteria Mary Jo Garner, 2nd grade Connie Russell, Kindergarten Mary Tarrant, Cafeteria Cheri Tipps, Teacher's Aide Lynda Vinson, Bookkeeper Carolyn Webster, Cafeteria Karan Wilkes, 3rd grade Linda Williams, 5th grade Not pictured: Karen Carnes, Homemakingg Dyan Hale, Englishg Bill Jenkins, Ag, Anna Knutson, Reading, Rhonda Struthers, Science, Judy Wilson, Englishg and Shirley Lee, Bus Driver CWe extend our sympathy to Shirley who lost her husband during this school yearl The camera is always roving trying to catch students and teachers off guard. Some are successful at dodging the lens, but others, as you can see bottom left, are not so successful! Notice the looks of joy on the faces of those that we managed to snap before they tried to run away too. lt's impossible to hide when there are students in the room. It seemed only fair that a picture of Mrs. Wilson be included since she managed to elude the school pictures this year. And then, we wanted to mention the spouses of the faculty. These people are drug hither and yon by their husbandsfwives. Here we caught Debbie Thompson at one of the many games she attended through the year. 73 ',', , M Cumby Elementary School The ups and downs of 6th grade life. I love to touch your hair! Robin Bearden Chad Crumpton Tiffany Eppars Kelly Faulks Josh Fults Shannon Gaines Eric Harris John Hood Rebecca Kidd Debbie Little Jody Mabe John Miles Tim Miller, not pictured Micheal Patterson Christy Petty Heath Petty Crystal Rowe Michelle Spargur Melissa Stovall Rob Taylor Jandy Thompson Daniel Underwood Kelly Vinson James Wilbur Jacob Wilson 6th Grade WSIS. 94 A ,arm 1 Jeff Atkins Ronny Bailey Kendra Caldwell Jason Chase Sarah Daniels Merrideth Hettich Cary Hoops Marcus Jacobs Wednesday Kane Crystal Logue Lonnie Massey Katherine Reese X John Smith Brandon Tiry Lora White Angela Wilbur Anthony Vincent, not pictured 5th Grade USFS. 95 xx , ' Y The best thing that the 5th graders hear all day long is the bell to go home. if X uw r ,f , U5 , i, , 9 J' -'W V tr . 1, mfg W Q r - H . . , ,fy f ,sg J J Q A J 4 at T , ., , 5 'iii-if f-' 'W L ' Fifth graders participate in all kinds of activities. The girls are our future cheerleaders and the boys are future Trojan jocks . 77 K Michael Crumpton V, Shantelle Denges ' V - fe. K. ,q David Earls Betty Hill may . W , . 8 I A '+R 'L .wiv i mi 3 r Weldon Hood V Q' V ,:i' V ' lf Jamie Kane f 4 f Jeremy Marlar , - 'L I - ' -1 I Brandy Patterson i ,,,,,a , Magi? 'A 7 ' ' Casey Petty I, I A' A Q 5 , J ' i r Tillie I oi.. of . K A ffm -1 I i Yri , if Brandi Ross 'Q V of A , Z ' ,Mlm l M Q 1' T' G' ' . W, H' 1 f . 1 Aaron Seely .a X it ' o , altto ..., s - ,t ', at f Jamie Webster l s W' i if i A Q - i iiiii lf ff, Jinger Wheat i I ' to I V, VR: ff' V rf, 5, ' 'ey x L ,ggi K a C C 7 9 X 4th Grade rs. 96 M55 .1 Before and after school many fourth graders can be seen in front of the school, relaxing. 78 Fourth graders have already learned to do their classwork. CC 77 3rd Grade Srs. 9 One thing third graders like more than anything else is to go to pep rallies. It's the one place they can scream and not get in trouble. . ek, Jeff Baxter and Kathryn Wilson were the King and Queen nominees for the 3rd grade. Jeff Baxter Josh Bearden Kelly Carnes Ana Chevez Jeremy Connor Rebecca Crumpton Brandie Denges Adam Eskina Stephen Gafford Mandi Goodson' Donnie Gorden Amanda May Chance Mitchell Lacy Petty Craig Petty Richard Reese Danny Reichle Jamie Rowe l W Lloyd Stephens Jeffrey Tiry Brandy Whellington Jason White Eric Williams Kathryn Wilson 79 The nice thing about 2nd graders is that they're excited about Amanda Allen Jason Bailey Kenny Campbell Raisha Davis Brad Earls, not pictured Rick Jack Frazee Amanda Gilliand Brandy Hettich Bill Lakey Kathryn Mabe David May Heath McCraw Billle Jo Miller, not pictured Ryan Nelle Juliet Norseworthy Scotty Patterson Russell Petty Ryan Petty Angela Ruth Jerrime Sims Tiffany Smith Randy Tadlock Mitchell Taylor Joshua Weatherbee Ronnie Wetherby w L 41 X L3 K7 W A :J iw X fr, ,f 7 6 X ,Mgt , , gr 1 y T.. .2 1 J 45 yas - gf' W ,, ,! ,, ,, . - . .4 1 t ,W 8 A M . ,, 3' Nh F 44 N , . . .-.M F ., gage. V ' if , T QQ, Q 5, 52 'gf 54 K x . QM 5 ,,x,3g.vW' 4 -' ,f an If l E Q 'ss 'V , Af, ' f f -. .X . 1 ff 2 ea t 7 A 'f K , .vfftz rw .V I I A1 .. But, they have heard about the mean high school teachers. As you can see above, they want to knock down Mrs. Hale too. 2nd Grade USFS. 9877 'IQ ,,'1 xl ' , 5 ii - '- l Xi 4 6252? ' Qu J Lt.,. ill' 6 f I F X sz' K K 4- -e ,144 ,, at 5 t N W5 W 1 l f v li W ff? 1 , i 555 ,, yy,te.. yttitty Q Q 431, gh Mmmf. ll f 4 ff -S5 2503 if href 7 A- if if i f li ' 'gif J L z Q . ,X mapa- K ,,fis2j5Zi5'V'J'faa:P '12?si1f:'i-F31 4 l, 1 c W f . -fe ref .. 1 gf.t:Qz,f1?.,H f W wwifsrzses ' tam 1, .rm i 12221 The first graders get to participate in the pep rallies on Fridays - Either on the court as little cheerleaders or in the stands as 111 Trojan HDS. Above are the King and Queen for the first grade, and they were the big winners of the night. lst Grade c'Srs. 99 ,uv f Wendi Bearden Kasie Cameron Amelia Chavez Brandi Crumpton Amanda Earwood, not pictured Johnny Earwood Nellie France Chris Gafford Jennifer Marlar Justin Mason Rachel Petty Tara Petty David Roberts ,,- Christina Smith Amanda Strickland Micheal Strickland Jason Tadlock Eric Travis Susie Wetherby Joshua White 81 h I is N av' lb , 1: rw WI. ,. if R75 -- in gay V f , 4 Q rg fam ' Q .L L, :WE Q-.., f g . .MW 3- awe i . For a kindergartner, the first day of school can be a little One of the best things about the beginning of the year is the school frightening! carnival. Kindergartners enjoy dressing up. Kindergarten Srs. 2000 Pam Campbell Kristie Caudle Stephanie Freeman Luke Fults Tanya Lunceford Carrie Mosher Amberly Patterson Dustin Roberts Zachary Ross Kortni Romans Tiffany Sandel James Sims Jered Smitherman Byron Stone Angie Strickland Jason Tucker Shannon Wallace Wayne Williams 82 nf. f 4 .f ., J, 11:3 wi I n js. 1 ig, 2 4' f sw , f . X 23 M 5 f' ' r it iw 3 fl ks rw K , , .fi tif J li s Q ' 2 x. 5 B L ' l ,,::., .v 6 ' 'A E' i ',,,, 'cv if: -Nz, .4 .L ,iii Q Q lasffizvffj ' u. 4 5 in , , 51,3 lf ? ' 4 -9 ,W .M ada. Q:-jr-r'1'AF?iE5T,wg -X 'P-Fein . F1 , .v sl, ' , M27 , 5 X 1 Q Aidmwf Aix Rf-, Q , If 33M,J,,,!'fL ' , a fm :Q ,flu ,, , t I M . f ,ff 'P 5 2 K 84 S s 3. 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Box 204 GREENVILLE, TEXAS 75401 .,,i?'i+ii, 67,f,l,m,,,, linil HOOVERS AUTO SERVICE Big A Auto Parts - 2201 Live Oak Commerce, Texas Auto Repairing: 24 Hr. Towing . Monza . Camaro . . Malibu .. Monte Carlo Service: Large Inventory Of JERRY GRADY BUS. phone 455-4216 Auto And Truck Tires. Vice President aes. Phone 455-9382 Parts Call 886-2319: Auto Repair Call 886-7781 LILLY FOOD SERVICE, INC. THE LITTLE GIANT P.O. Box 246 Mineola, Texas 75773-0246 12145 569-5481 .Wal-Mun Sells for loss Hwy. 50 University Shopping Center Commerce, Texas Open 9:00 A.M. - 9:00 P.M. Monday - Saturday I XB I ,iv ' . ' . . gr '-.9 . Y ZA ' .-el .,s I fa 'G I '1 - ' V' 5 f s f n jf f ,- I 1. . f - ,. 1 .' 511 f fl, -V f' TROJANS' CITY OF CUMRY CITY HALL MAYOR JAMES STRICKLAND COMMISSIONER R C FOLLIS q COMMISSIONER BILL JENKINS if F I JERRY PLUNKETT, CITY SECRETARY JOE PRESTON MAINTENANCE RESERVE POLICE OFFICER DON KILLIAN 15 Is 3 I1 7 W I If 1 . il I 1 f ' I' ' fl rf ' . 1 . f 'il f I tl, X sv: r X: Y fi 5 I I I ri u . Y 1 L- I , . .' I I ' ' I nm gl- Z '?4. l 51 Li ' . V' 7' , ' ' yf EL gt: 922,17 . J .- .1 ,v 'Nj 5? N L ' ' i n A, - 'Wx Q-K , . . 'E-1. QL. Q ' L 55 . JJ' herfchel' 3 T WW T OFFICE al - 5 PLACE 5 2202 Live Oak St. Commerce, TX 75428 886-7073 4612 Wesley Street Greenville, Texas 75401 Q214J 455-8771 JCPenney Spring Village Center Shop 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. Monday - Saturday Sulphur Springs, Texas DRAKE'S FURNITURE CO. Furniture - Appliances - Floor Covering Since 1921 Downtown Commerce 886-3144 Beall I 0 0 , Ph. 886-2136 1205 Washington COMMERCE TEXAS Department Stores A' 1 ' . g H H h':Q6a'::l.. 1602 Mockingblrd Lane in the center .,, 885-1543 ,I - Sulphur Springs, Texas n i Y g x flag! RADIO SHACK TROJAN'S 'Qf' DEALER ladle .fhaek Plate Lunch Salad Bar 1207 Main Street Commerce, Texas 886-33 2 Steak 1 Featuring Dining in the Black Jack Room 994-2275 Commerce, Texas 75428 ERNIE'S BARBECUE -,gyms-W .,., ., .... , D F1Hingg'f'Q53seE:5: 1.-22-i r 5' no lf' - --if--eff' i. 1 J - CATERING SERVICE 8707 Wesley Street Greenville, Texas 455-4730 LEESTJLMMBURGERCO. 2500 Lee Street Across from the Courthouse Greenville, TX 75401 455-2500 JONES Jones Funeral Home Box 757 Commerce, Texas 75428 Jimmy Sullivan, Owner 886-3131 'l'Funeral Home - iFuneral Insurance Co. 7 'fFuneral Trust Company BROOKSHIRES FOOD STORE The more for your money store Commerce Plaza Shopping Center Commerce, Texas 75428 CUMBYFEEDING ADM Feeds Custom Mixing Box 217 Cumby, Texas 75433 Kenneth Smith 994-2263 994-2852 I 1 I I l u n THIRTEEN HUNDRED WASHINGTON h FoR HAIR 199' , QR!-l' WSU m Til V.. C Q 1300 Washington St. X Commerce, TX 75428 I 1612 Washington Commerce, Texas 75428 COMMERCE VETERINARY CLINIC Gary Thompson, D.V.M. , Hwy. 224 Q Commerce, Texas 75428 Office 214f886-7941 Emergency 214f886-2988 Dell - I Groceries and Gas Phone 886-7910 - Open 7 Days a Week - Located at Intersection Hwy. 224 8: Hwy. 11, Commerce, Texas 75428 ole ' ,ooooooof ',ooo ooo, 4 0 0 9 0 0 rating :bluenose 0 0 oooooooo .. fs SONIC DRIVE-IN , COUNTRY VIDEO A O Hwy. 34. . .'157O Greenville, TX Q Live Oak St, 454-6782 5 . iPatman Plazab 3 COITIIIISTCC, TX I ,, . . 4 if ' Movie . . . VCR Rentals '24 Hr. Movie Drop I ' - - g 3 ,Over 1,100 Movies 4F-resh Popcorn Q j gig Congratulations Cumby Seniors. . 'Sundays Free 'VCR Cleaning Available ti G' lf uf 2, -.- - - .... - - - - - 4 - UNIVERSITY INN MOTEL 8z RESTAURANT A TOUCH OF CLASS 560 Comfortable Air Conditioned Roomsx 'fDirect Dial-Out Phones 'Free Cable TV 'Full Service Restaurant 'Swimming Pool 'Meeting 8a Banquet Rooms : Red Baron Club 886-3165 American Owned 84 Operated Raymond A. Mitchell RAM AUTO SALVAGE L?IfCN5i3 51 Box 306 ' 12145 994-2217 Cumby, TX 75433 ' - f214J 994-2215 Two miles west of Cumby on FM 499 ,tain cnof,-tble . 1 COPY PRODUCTS ... DAN'S COUNTRY MARKET OWNERS: Dan and Diana Gossett East Oaks Park ROQBOX 934 Campbell TX I.H. 30 East Sulphur Springs, TX ' C2141 885-7613 75482 862-3438 Groceries, Gas, Ka Cafe Copiers 'k Telephones if Facsimile 'k Office Supplies Furniture PICKLE BROS. BUILDING SUPPLY Custom Home Construction We stress good workmanship Sr material SGUTH FGRTY JEWELRY GUN 8z PAWN 6901 I-30 Greenville, Texas 75401 8910 Wesley Street . 214'455'6396 ' Greenville, TX 75401 CB PlCklC P1Ckle 214-455-6613 214-455-8502 PETERS FUNERAL NE Dy HOME NORTHEAST TEXAS OXYGEN PETERSXGOFF FUNERAL ST. HIARMJJN wner- resi ent West Loop 301 Sulphur Springs, Texas 21-H885-3480 Newman and Charla Peters 103 E' 5th St' Box 773-3935, Loop 315 Mt'21fl'225,2'fggfXaS GREENVILLE WHITE STAR LAUNDRY 2705 Stonewall Street Greenville, TX 75401 455-4737 Harold Robinson BEAUTY SCHOUL Complete Beauty Services at Budget Prices No Appointment Necessary 455-1144 All Work Under Supervision of Licensed Instructors 2310 Stonewall - Greenville, TX MCGAUGHEY DRUG STCRE Two Convenient Locations in Greenville 111 2604 Lee Street on the Square 455-2180 112 Wesley Street - Drive-up Window 455-8870 24 Hour Prescription Service Patient Profile, Charge Account George W. 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