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A-4' ' -' ' 2 DEN 1971 VOLUME 30 DAINGERFIELD HIGH SCHOCDL DAINGERFIELD, TEXAS Den Staff EDITORS Peggy Forrest Laura La mon BUSINESS MANAGER Andy Harris LAYOUT AND TYPING Sondra Fowler Kathy Gandy Stan Wyatt A Our world fills itself with an ever-increas ing number of scenes, people, ideas, and responsibilities. Daily at Daingerfield High School we enter a world that engulfs us with a multitude of encounters that will become our memories of tomorrow . . . encounters that are the Signs of DHS. Contents Student Life - - 15 People - - - 36 Academic - - 47 Organizations - - '73 Sports - - - 93 Classes - - - - 125 Advertisements - - - 167 A friend may well be reckoned the master- piece of Nature. EMERSON ai, ,G ,,.,,,X mu, .,,,-,,,,WwM- 3 D . Z, fC m0 'v Dedication . . . Devotion . . . the signs of loyal service to D.H.S. for twenty-two years and a total of forty-three years in public school work . . . the ever-ready yearbook photographer . . . the willing coun- selor . . . the versatile man in the little green car . .. a Tiger fan at Senior ribbon parties and on the sidelines with camera . . . a Cowboy fan in his easy chair . . . a smiling friend with the puffing pipe . . . T. D. CHISM Work . . . projects . . . the signs of training . . . the learning process . . . the new vocational courses . . . the modern equipment . . . the smell of acid . . . the spot of grease . . . the polished wood . . . the blotch of ink . . . 6 The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. EMERS ON Ability . . . willingness . . . the signs of talent at DHS . . . Stuart's poems . . . a song . .. the blast of a trumpet . . . a witch's costume ... a jolly jig .. . a play festival . . . a talent-for-toys show a gift to be shared , ff ,si ' - ' ms. an To fill the hour - that is happiness. EMERS ON if 9 K! ,fv- The milling about of students on campus . . . a dance in the gym . . . chess games in study hall . . . the quiet moments, the loud times . . . the long and short . . . the good times and even the bad . . . the signs of social activity at DHS. Q -Q el ,, Mn-.rf .jf ,,, f W J W A, 4 5 B ,, i WWA if i ,XG V T , fi ,V f J T ' Q ' li f 5 g W 5 gg , f R W Z 1 fe aw, k , N QAM M, R ,' E I U f . :A 1 , J is 1 Ffh. R .51 'Eff 1 A . I 5 1 p 5 ti Wg are symbols, and inhabit symbols. EMERSON. Spirit . . . music . . . speeches . . . signs of support to DHS . . . an ac- tive part in school life . . . caring about the team . . . a concern for what happens . . . excitement . . . anticipation . . . enthusiasm. 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EMERSON ....-- f I 'X mx! .Ak I' I 1 +- ..r A -if -E-.I ,1. 1' ,ini 2' V -. we l J 'k1 ' Y'0.'ff -,ei 5- 11 LMP ffl Q3 ffffr f t 2. sw + ivft l' 3f?Y'H'w-' n f PSE. m. , -' 7-quill V 1-'F' f ' '. . 1. 4',,. me ar' I . .vs . IG mi G., fl ff N? I Qu 6 4:14 f ' ' 1 fy. ' .41-. ,'f,,-'-, ff, -EE' N .1 f 925 3 '7 iii- i.Jf9 'T 14 S3 - ,, 1.1. n ' , ,M ' .,-- sn 5 1 . .- -' ' 1. 1 ,- 1 ' H V..--' ss 0' 12, Ai T -ag STUDENT LIFE Lou Cornelius Reigns Over Homecoming The Senior court Qbelowj was: Linda Edwards and Escort Clifton Hall, Laura Larsen and Escort Steve Fowler, and Patti Traylor and Escort Willie Searcy. Duchesses fnext pagej were: Junior, Minerva May and Escort Ion Coleg Sophomore, Billie Sue Leslie and Escort Tommy Turnerg and Freshman, Melinda Hood and Escort Mike Burke. Bottom picture 1 next pagej: Holly Humphrey, Steve Skipper, Robby McCain, and Craig Nix pose with Queen Lou Cornelius. wilvlrr-nnfr..,... .1-llc' I .. n.u1inii1!'Aae:.1ll11r.1 a L 1,4 ,L -1 , , , , , 1 .v q., J , ., , , .W . ,A 3 ' If ,x. 'K ,X M, 1 X .' 1 , ,311 f ,' , M X f-..- i ' ws - -' , 'ua P ' - ' f- ' 6: ,-,,,.st3Q, Q . , I t fy 'R A1 wi Bat! 7 X Bond and Pep Club Achve In Promohng Football Splrlf Cab fb? KC? fd? Pep Rollies Keep Tiger Spirit M 5 if Roaring Qin This Page: Next Pa ge: Majorettes and cheerleaders lead Tigers to more victories. fleftj Cheerleaders and ma- jorettes perform at pep rally. qrightj I erry Pratt and Richard Lee are sure the Tigers will win. -:t..,.4-,X A, ,Q ,uw if . s-v-- A , M , 1 h Y fe. - A Q . P T P rl- A V A ' Mb , I f , . 'S ' 4 4-,T , ' it ' ,W ' A 'ivdflwi' 'rfivsffiii ' W X i MT' is ii, in at P T - sfiiiw 1'- 'f T Q 'xr T 12' fi 1-iw ' r- w tam W P sw, ' - -ei1HQ,,g23.?iL -Q T P , f , Lv-' L 1 1 0 It I 'E Rx E ,wi 4? ity ,Ui if sk Q , Al aL DHS Exchanges Talent for Toys The Annual Christmas Talent Show, sponsored by the DHS Student Council, was to receive toys that were carried to needy children on Christmas Eve. I E m.. : . A Q m, . si 1 , blb or 5 . H N 5 ss TY I I W iff- Kfx' A g . 2 tl J 'gf L f X K , fx C V 'w ,, ' X K I. K E gif A I C A. 2 g X M-NAM' T X i '.,u f -.v da.-ov' ' 'E' ' f x . f ' 6 iff' 'y , - Ab., I E a ll 5 Ca? Cb! CCD Cdl CCD Cf? David Lanagan along with Mr. Bill Goodson perform for the FTA Club. The OEA Club presents a Christmas skit. The Spanish Club sings a selec- tion of Christmas carols. Richard Lee, talent show winner sings a solo. The FHA Club presents a skit for the student body. Steve Skipper, Student Council President, acts as Master of Ceremonies. 23 'GLS' Senior Christmas Progrom Brings Announcement of Mr. ond Miss DHS Lou Cornelius and Mike Alcorn fcenterj were announced as the 1971 Mr. and Miss DHS. The nominees for Mr. and Miss DHS ffar rightj were Stan Wyatt, Jerry Pratt, and Mike Alcorn, Sharon Traylor, Lou Comelius, and Vicki Smith. The Senior Class Cbelowj fills the stage amid holiday decorations as Sharon Traylor entertains. i' tt , Y E K Q KM H W K i , ' i iiv gas, 5 X iiii S i S5 .S ii M ily ....,, S ww! j. -'KMM4 ,, 1 1111, af f Y j . . 5 '. is . , 5 '. If 7? l, 25 N5 'T S S E 5 5 xi 3 L K0 an-fix ww 4. ,W N--.., ,- FH XX If 'A Z u 5 1 K 5 X N! ! w .X X ki -N. 'Y WWi A .N M ' -- ' S f ... ,L M , :Q mL.L W N W A ,,,. - -X F..,,. , M' 'uf ' 'K 1 W. I if 2 5, -- 1. ,f, as iv N 1. -I E ie555x':l?l L 0 ' S5 KN X. -f ' 'Q 1 f f - ,- I . i'Wf,1'?9'f', v Q' ,J , ,W ,, 5 Q ,. .. ..., Sv v--QQ. X f,,,Ng.gvgm6 K V ,- -My? -, ,A 5' g . if - P -f Ng i ki . 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S , Q - ' -Q vas 3133, , N- K 57 . , ill, -M, - if W2 Wu w,,,,,m,sf f' - : K-.... ,uv ul , UI -if if if I e Y ,. 1 ,H r 4: X' , I G F K' K 1 Y J Qi J' ,,,fAv, r J 4 .152 W. .' , - ,wg www? iG T 5 f ,ev I ,.. M.-1 ,ggi 44 i MWC!! il r H ii 4 fi ii' i 'Q z f 2 i Junior-Senior Banquet Highlight of Spring '70 The 1970 seniors were honored by the Junior Class. Terry Wright, senior class president, welcomed the guests. The program, presented by the Juniors, reflected the Moon theme of the banquet. , f N-Iwi-Din X iff 5? i i ii' ii-4 v 5 is I g 2 30 1 is ,rE .' ........ a A C33 E' if Cb? CCD Powder Puff Footboll Crecates Excitement The juniors cou1dn't have won if they had depended on cheer leaders Boyd Mott, Stuart Hughes, Mike Laird, Richard Lee, Dusty Tittle, Steve Byrd, and Steve Glass. Suzanne Glass, no. 40, cuts off a swift junior back after a long gain toward the winning touchdown for the juniors. The juniors here show the real reason for their win 6-O as a host of juniors tackle Debbie Olive. Z fi W- . 'sw me 5? A -0 rt if we 70 Seniors Given Awords TOP: Earl Mosier receives the Kiwanis Scholarshipg Faye Hanley receives the Pandora Scholarship. MIDDLE: Linda Beene receives the DAR Awardg Greg Maddox and Annie Abrom receive the PTA Scholarshipg Margie Connor is presented the Ideal Award by the Twentieth Century Club. BOTTOM: David McDonough, valedictorian, Billy Cress, salutatorian, and Margie Connor, high ranking girl, receive scholarshipsg Pam Forrest is awarded a scholarship and Bar- bara Bowen and David Mc- Donough are recognized for Citizenship by the Maia Club. 32 , 445th I . . Q 5 s 1 ,, .1 I ixf, x R K x fi 1 f -Q N 4 1 0? 45 W Y 'YI-?f Ya I it Underclossmen Hove Doy When Seniors Are Sold C215 Cb! CCD fd? Belinda Jones and Gayland Smith were sold on Senior day. Earl Mosier climbs flagpole for underclassmen. This group of 1970 Seniors finds time to rest. Jimmy Shirley comes dressed for his wedding. dV 4., -5 1 ' 1-444, hu- ? Lv- gr? 5, xv M. , I f .jgffgq 'H . , rsrs 33 XO W1 e Q., x 3 A i i x X w , W: B .Q L f 6, 5 in ' ii as .W v ' W., . ..f, uf. ji aw ' ,,,,,,. ,L E W wh 12 Sl 'sf f Q f Y 5 an ., g :i, f if 1537 'wyjg 'Y r Q-311. Top Ten Seniors The Top Ten Seniors earn recognition for having the highest scholastic averages in their high school years. WAYNE HAYNES KATHY MCDANIEL ANDY HARRIS PATTI PARSONS IERRY PRATT KATHLEEN STOERMER FRED LEWIS BRENDA WILLIAMS MIKE GRAINGER MADRON IUSTISS I , by A : , , rj 7 ne Mr. DHS L 1 Miss DHS LOU CORNELIUS Who's Who of DHS School Spirit STAN WYATT LOU CORNELIUS Service MICHAEL GRAINGER PEGGY FORREST Versatile SONDRA FOWLER JERRY PRATT ,f-1..., 0-04 Citizenship Who's Who at DHS 1.1 MOLLY MCCAIN T FRED LEWIS W na 939,10 WW my zz: i fi WW Dependable STEVE SKIPPER MADRON IUSTISS Courfeous SHARON TRAYLOR WAYNE HAYNES 91' u -J V Il viwglfi at ' ff N5 45 ' 1 SENIOR IDEALS: Judy Walker Wayne Haynes Ideal Students Selected by Faculty SOPHOMORE IDEALS Christi Horton Freddie McCain 5. 7, ,,,V, 5, :W 1,2 : -y M., I W., 1... ! :gg ,, ,L 5 - i 1' el 'jlfgf ll' '1, ' ,. 'fi ' .MW Q.. if f . 3,55 :. f 3 Q 1 1 4 W 1 ', E Me. If I .2 5,916 ff' ' 4 ' ' gm' A 1 8 gr ti A.f.,MW W' VA 'au Y P vs , 4 4, !,'1t 5, Gu JUNIOR IDEALS: Susie Haynes Andrew Vermillion FRESHMAN IDEALS: Marsha Wyatt Kenny Goodson 45 ,, 7 L 9 zss ....4 f '4 V v , ' x, ., gk, f '-'5 fab-1. -1- . +1.f,r A54 lv ' 5.9-n W- A Zgdgflga v W' ?' ACADEMICS I . , tsss , p 3 Mr. J. D. Porrish Superintendent ot Doingertield Independent School District fab Mr. I. D. Parrish, Superintendent, works hard at DHS. fbi Mr. Parrish addresses student body at pep rally. ,,...4seN aff Administrators Work to Maintain High District Standards CHD Mr. Jerry Pratt, Asst. Super- intendent. Members of the School Board are: Harold Connor, Bob Thompson, Don Smith, Bill Wyatt, fstandingj G. C. Graves, J. D. Parrish, James Wellborn, and Johnny Cason. Cb? 4 a bA 49 No 3 C2-J fbi A Principals Guide Our Daily Tcisks Mr. S. H. Johnson, Dainger- field High School Principal. Mr. Floyd Sanders, Asst. Principal b P J, 5 5' JM X X X Q :mwah an so if Q Q? Q 3' 1 Q . L J. if A Counselors, Directors, Leod Woy for Students fab Mr, T. D. Chism, Counselor fby Mr. Bobby D. Brown, Voca- tional Director 51 2 ..,f muh, ' A r 'Fm' Office Staff Aims for Crgcmized t g School Day jg-W , -MA i 31 52 p ' X 6435 Zigi, . 4, . V ,61 be W7-Ah K! 2 , X7 42 CHD Cb? CCD Cdl C67 Mrs. Billie Ayers, Secretary to Mr. Pratt Mrs, Martha Nicholas, Secre tary to Mr. Parrish Mrs. Joyce Dalby, Secretary to the Principal Mr, Curtis McDaniel, Tax Assessor-Collector Mrs. Barbara Cornett and Rhonda Northam, Secretaries to Mr. McDaniel 53 mas umbuqill' omvun -' 'H ' v 6 omum PCHOQYYK 'TOUGH arfefio! CHD Cb? CCD Cd? CCD Cf? C85 Chl 54 a A Miss Mary E. Williams, English Mrs. Melba Tucker, English Mrs. Jean Humphrey, English Mrs. Barbara Nix, English and Journalism Mrs. Jean Byrd, English and Spanish Mrs. Katherine Burgess, English Mrs. Irene Parker, Librarian Mr. Robert Keeling, English, Speech, and Drama ,Hg ,,,,, gg W I, , ,:i,, t ,1 , g A J Q VVv it Literary Teachers Guide Students Language Arts . . . two words . . . A world holding something For each person . , , From day to day Study of great literature and Authors . . . To the hectic hustle of play Rehearsal ... and from making Speeches and debating issues . . . To the frantic flurries of Meeting a printer's deadline. This world, for the teacher, Was Complete. V h F A fs, ,A f 7 Cv 7 . 41? ,Af Entra af ...ak iii 112353 ii .,,4gv1 M 1 yi' 1 igmf'2f-554515, ,f,,- , 2 A 4 , 1 f ,,. , 3 12 KA W 2, 4 Q EW F 3 Moth Challenges Alert Minds C35 Cb? CCD Cdl 56 Mr. Alvin King, Math Mrs. Pauline Price, Math Mis. Nina Singleton, Math Mr. O. Z. Mitchell, Math A b .mlH g C ik - 'x'i' awf- a A b V ifgw Q -sei f ,ff Science Ploys lmporfcmf Role in Educofion Cay Mr. A. C. Patton, Physics and Chemistry Cbj Mr. Harold Edwards, Science fcj Mr. Ken Trad, Science CV X .X ' ,f mf. .. K y -,,.. f.1f Irs s P HM E C215 Cb? CCD Cd? CCD 58 ..-Y-Ziillvf A I aL Mr. Buddy Humphrey, Sports and History Mr, Homer Templeton, Sports and History Mr. Richard Woods, Sports and History Mrs. Gloria Stiggers, History Mr. Glenn Gillean, Social Studies C S yy,oso it is ., ' 'SL Bti. I, S 1 X2 I rs' ss s so? ,Q I K -- I r : Sociol Studies the Study of Our World Our world, past and present . Our society, old and new . . . The process of the world Through the ages .. . the Progress of our society over The years . . . Showing us where We have been .,. . And forcing us To search for a path To follow. And our teachers Lent their hands for guidance. C it P.E. cmd Heolfh Work Togefher fab Mrs. Dolores White, girls' P.E. and Health Cbj Mr. Homer Young, head basketball coach, boys' P.E. and Healthf 60 ,v Q ro, A ,Q l E Q.. .lain 2 Xb X V. 1 K 5 y X. i kL-, 1 : 4 i F Music Creofes Enjoyment IK SD V U Q-5 me O SE P1P-l C3 O O Q.- UD O U: UU BJ II! Q. fbj Mrs. Alice Hogg, Choral Instructor qcj Mr. Joe Teague, Assistant Band Director tt 3 , Q , 1 -Q -.,, ?, can aA bV 2 Cal Cb? KC? CCD KC? 62 yr 'pun b , T Mrs. Vonita Cecil, VOE Mrs. Violet Stanford works with UIL Typing students Deb McDaniel and Kay Carr, Mrs. Katherine Thompson, Typing and Shorthand W Mrs, Violet Stanford, Typing M and Bookkeeping Georgia Stanley and Judy Durrett are two hard-working A A VOE students. ,ig yyyyy M 19 fQv wv-rJj,j A J. . 4 A 4- A: .fa if sk i 1 A xg? g ,, ' t 4 sg WW CA - -,saw eA dA Business Courses Prepare Students Business Education . . . The business world, Cool and correct . . . Efficient in every way. From these classes Come the secretaries, and Businessmen of our Tomorrows. 63 Q Sv '41-ff, rf Hr ravi 4 Q . 7 L 5 s Ky kg Ca? Cb? CCD CCD C67 64 v 1 al Marsha Wyatt makes a dress for Homemaking I Mrs. Virginia McLain, Home- making Mrs. Betty Lou Haggerty, Homemaking Mrs. June Higgins, Home- making Homemaking students Elaine Black, Kathy Grainger, and Pam Burns take a load off their feet after a hard hours work. Girls for Home, Family Homemaking . . . the Female mind at work . . . Teaching a few of the Responsibilities of a Home and family .. . Sharing knowledge for the Future. I ,, WVR , f , Qla ,, M! , , ia- L M '1 l XX Homemoking Prepares CV in -A of V 'Ua:nJC J Q 5 fi!! f ff. nm 4 aA Au'ro Mechanics Troins for o Future Vocofion faj Mr. Don Clifton, Auto Mechanics - fbj Ricky Hillin and James Black work under Mr. C1ifton's supervision. fx .1 M, Q -Q o ,A-'Pr ff' - P sa. rv ,. Q MAncpuE'rrE Industriol Arts Promotes Skilled Workmonship qaj Mr. Bob Bardwell displays some of his fine work. fbj Mr. Bardwell and some of his 4 . students bring in the Christmas a tree for the lobby. Y b +5 ' 1 X 2 ff 4', s t 4' t - ' a A CVAE ond Ag ijgh Promote Interest Y-'J for Boys Cay Mr. Bill Beasley, CVAE fby Mr. James Lowery, Agriculture 68 I u--v .gtg R - A- Ta-'Q' aL DECCA Has First Year of DHS fa, Mr, A1 Pike, Distributive Education fbj DECA students participate in Christmas parade. Serving Others 1 Hord Work nv ., . VW., ,, ,.,,.,,1y1a.,..,m,, ,. , fm, y., With Reword Cay Mrs. A. C Patton, teachers' aid fbj Mrs. Verna E. Gant, school XX nurse N, , ,Rf Vx, M' lk Z WH Pin 5-in f -. I ',,, - 6 g Workers Keep School Going fay DHS Cafeteria workers are Mrs. Beulah Wilson, Mrs. Josephine Chambliss, and Mis. Chris Terrell. fbj Custodians are Mr. A. J. James, Mr. Lloyd Lee, Mr. Jack Searcy, and Mr. Ernest Abron. The bus drivers fnot picturedj who serve DHS are Bobby Bardwell, Dikes Griffin, Harold Edwards, Frank Stocks, Irby Johnson, Don Clifton, Charles Hull, A. C. Patton, Spencer James, James Bryson, Ben Leftwich, and Roy Roberson. 2 5 Q X 1 i -Yu' 65.4-a NBA...- .1- -.. ,. ' mga. ,Y A ,x M ., ,.:,fMv '-,-- A Z k -'-'zivnnn-murine-1,-N.. 5 .V-,,, , -- lv ai' 6 V O 'Hymn ORGANIZATIONS ,145 . -vi, ,KVV , a , H ' 1 ima 5,34 ,fx -of J, iff' 1 M ,yy ,I A, 13 -Q. M '- i X .' me X ,L GX -, ,, v N r. M, 4 a . VZ . Y V5 'vvlfimfew H f ff 1 Lfrkm, gk Mi, 5 1 f L. .. ' 4 , .4 Q. A .-M.. ww fz, Lv'-.gvz ,abil M, , s, ' 4 ,, ,, 4 4 H , m W x A i 1 L ' ft, ,if I i 1 t 1 r f'-af ,, QM . as .,, ,. no 4 gm. V, 4 s, It , . ii . 1. i ir 'r win 1 fy 'infix ?K 7 ' ,,j,,a,., X K . fr-iL,J4,,4Z,zfaf'f43? frkiqtwfa YL Hy 'ni nf wr K N231 ., ff C W W ' .zo if ie' 1 M . 5' i vP'p '3 W sr 1 iz -I ' rw L .tz91f'?'4I?L t, . ,, .,,,. - ' ' Q 4 ' rf Pep Club, Cheerleaders Activate Tiger Spirit FAR LEFT: Kathy Gandy, Sr. Jackie Ramey, Jr. Head Cheerleader. MIDDLE: DHS Pep Club, DHS Cheer- leaders. BOTTOM: fl-rj Patti Traylor, Sr.: Kay Glass, Soph.: Pep Club Officers are Kathy Johnston - Sec.: Vicki Thomas - Vice-Pres.: and Vicki Smith - Pr6S.: Janet Russell, Soph.g and Dawn Thompson, Soph. Us 4 ,,: ' fi ,aff .,., .. W,,. x I . i I I I u.. ' u ' H 'I Ii I' h . 0 V . '.. . ...A . 1 , WM-,A ,. - ig g , V. , ,,,, i Wff- i 1 K M, ' ' In was-a-A.-qw---.,-.N. ...., . Lua.. - ' f? .' K. ...Lx Dcaingerfield High Nancy Armstrong Robert Beckham Tracy Bland Brenda Booker Madeline Bracken Janet Broussard Linda Brown Debbie Bruce Gary Bryant Sharon Buchanan Mark Bunt Kathleen Byrd Kathy Canaday Joey Capps David Cheatham Lou Cornelius Beth Coulter Karen Currey Beth DeBeasso Janina Draper Sharon Draper Frank Driggers Eddie Duke Grayling Edwards Lina Edwards Jeffie Everett Pavlon Everett Vickie Fisher Lonnie Fleming Tiger Bond Barbara Fomby Donna Forrest Lou Ann Freeman Phil Fulghum Steve Gifford Kenny Goodson Kathy Grainger Vickie Greenlee Susie Haynes Darlene Henderson Christy Horton Belvia Howell Jackie Hurlburt Elizabeth Ingram Jerry Jacobs Benny Johnson Brenda Jones Sharon Jones Flora Kelly David Lanagan Brenda Lee Karen Lee Angela McClellan Kathy McDaniel Teresa McGee Michele Malone Diane Monk Charlotte Nix Bubba Nelson Tracy Owens Judy Pollan Bruce Ralston Cole Reed Kenny Reese Betty Royal Deborah Royal David Sharp Bobby Skinner Cynthia Smith Judy Smith Marla Smith Gloria Stern Paula Strickland Janine Stoermer Mary Stoermer Carolyn Terrell Lois Terrell Scott Tomlinson Lucy Wacasey David Walker Mary Lou Walker Gloria Watson Appezene Williams Debra Williams Kim Williams George Wilson Jimmy Wilson William Morton Qaj The Tiger Band Drum Majors are Lou Cornelius and Kim Williams Majorettes are Kathy McDaniel, Tracy Owens, Jackie Hurlburt, Kathy Grainger, Marla Smith, Judy Smith, Linda Edwards, Janine Stoermer, and Susie Haynes. qby Band officers are-fstanding l-rj Jerry Jacobs, Tracy Owens, Madline Bracken, David Lanagan, Janine Draper, Betty Royal, Sharon Buchanan, fseated l-rj Judy Smith, Lou Cornelius, Scott Tomlinson Linda Edwards, and Kim Williams. 3, al Cb? 78 The Band Seniors are Brenda Jones, Jerry Jacobs, Linda Edwards, Charlotte Nix, Kathy McDaniel, Lou Cor- nelius, Cynthia Smith, Lucy Wacasey, and David Lanagan. The loading crew consists of fstandingj Robert Beckham, Grayling Edwards, Jimmy Wilson, Bobby Skinner, Eddie Duke, Frank Driggeis, Lonnie Fleming, Kenny Goodson, fseatedj Tracy Bland, Debbie Bruce, and Donna Forrest. 'X aL 'F' Bond Members Eorn Honors Cal Cb? David Lanagan has been named to the Texas Music Educator's Association All-State Band for the third consecutive year. l-le was selected at tryouts held recently in Nacogdoches where he competed against musicians from Regions IV, IX, and X which included high schools from the Red River to the Gulf of Mexico. A senior and a member of the Daingerfield Tiger band since he was in the eighth grade, David will be making his third all-state appearance in three years. As first chair comet in the All-State Band, he per- formed in Houston February 11-13 under conduc- tor Frederick Fennell of Florida. Those who made the All-Region Band are Mary Lou Walker, Jackie Hurlburt, Kenny Reese, David Lanagan, Lois Terrell, Jerry Jacobs, and Kim Williams. .DA 79 Student Council Leads of DHS fab The DHS Student Council of- ficers are Steve Skipper, presi- dentg Sondra Fowler, secretary: Peggy Forrest, treasurerg and Jerry Pratt, vice-president. fbj The representatives and officers are sworn in. fcj Hughes Springs council backs DHS. qdg Steve Skipper is presented gavel by sponsor Mrs. Melba Tucker. S vi fx --fl W is t t i Notionol Honor f W Society Eorns R Recognition The National Honor Society officers are Q1-rj Steve Fowler, vice-president: Madron Justiss, treasurerg Patti Parsons, secretary: and Wayne Haynes, president. Members of the NHS are fseatedj Andy Harris, 'Fred Lewis, Steve Fowler, Jerry Pratt, Rosalyn Rutledge, Patti Parsons, Kathy MCD3Hl612 qstandingj Linda Hardin, Clipper Carpenter, Wayne Haynes, Mike Grainger, Brenda Williams, Madron Jus- tiss, Patti Traylor, and Kathleen Stoer- mer. I U fx s ' 1 'N - iie ss its it i 'W Z ERN 1? E M if , , S f F t X s 1 X 5 .s X55 Q vs ips T55 Wide ,lbw x S S A x x. X X N 3 x' 'F E E 2 5 if 2 K A a P st s 5 P - t i z it A wwf f Ji 'A 'ST 1 V A' , rs , i a P Varied Clubs Make Active Student Life ay The DHS Choral Club. qby Sewing as FTA officers are fl-rj Rosalyn Rutledge, historiang Robby McCain, treasurerg Molly McCain, presidentg Georgia Stanley, secre- Kathy Canaday, secretaryg and Andy Harris, parliamentarian. taryg Steve Fowler, vice-president: K 1 I 82 ,gif Mrs. Byrd's third period Spanish class enjoys a class outdoors. Serving the DHS Library Club are fl-rj Andy Harris, treasurer: Janine Draper, recording secretaryg Don Smith, parliamentariang Mary Walker, corresponding secretary: Ricky Huffman, presidentg Connie Simpson, historiang and Kathleen Stoerrner, vice-president. District Library officers are Kathleen Stoermer and Donnie Smith. The Spanish Club officers are Cindy Hurtte, secretary: Paul Gregory, vice-presidentg and Celia Pankey, president. r -,Q 1 Mask and Wig Presents Festival of Plays Under the direction of Mr. Robert Keel- ing, the Mask and Wig Club presented a One-Act-Play Festival. The plays that were presented were Three On a Bench, No Exit, and The Importance of Being Earnest. faj The Mask and Wig officers are Ion Cole, presidentg Molly McCain, vice-presidentg Madalyn Headrick, secretary: and Sandra Phillips, treasurer. fbj Cast members and crew heads work hard on getting the plays ready to present. fcp Dusty Tittle and Rosalyn Rutledge take roles in Three On a Bench. qdj Rosalyn Rutledge gives Bubba Head- rick some advice about Teresa Nix. 4 r at I 4, xxyr Q ,,,, ,,,., , ,,,, f I-- ii ,,..,.. aA bA 5 , fi , 3. lin. 14 si 1 In 1 L i lsr? . s 'Y 4,121-ig' r f X 2 ' f A n l an so is is T we A -:wikis ' ' f' Mums H J CV 1 dY si if ' ,qs 4-iq -qw, 1. rr. -A U ,M . . K , I My K Lis-lmeg' 'fl .nu - . , . I :W ,. A -T X ,... ,, , , .. ..,fi Z' I .T . . R , . . X 5, . .Q-.. f me X.. .S N WWF ---- fe K, f--x I x. 'k CHD U97 CCD Cd? The cast of The Importance of Being Earnest goes through a final scene. The Earnest cast is Peggy Forrest, Mike Grainger, Sondra Fowler, Jon Cole, Kim Williams, Dusty Tittle, Molly McCain, and David Lanagan. In a scene of No Exit Connie Sim son pleads with Randy Russell-while Lori Bardwell looks on. The No Exit cast consisted of Con Simpson, Randy Russell, Lori Bardw Mike Brock, and student director Debbie Lile. 85 P- nie ell, 37 fbi CD Three Chapters Actively Serve As Future Homemcrkers Of America Chapter I - Kathy Canaday, presi- dent: Minerva May, first vice-presi- dent: Pearl White, second vice- president: Nolene Smith, third vice-president: Appezen Williams, fourth vice-presidentg Cindy Meeler, fifth vice-presidentg Yo- landa Lewis, secretary-treasurer: Marsha Stone, historiang Pam Barnard, parliamentariang Sandy Carpenter, 'Sergeant-at-arms. Chapter II - Lou Ann Freeman, president: Debbie Bruce, first vice- presidentg Nancy Settles, second vice-presidentg Pam Bums, third vice-presidentg Christy Horton, fourth vice-presidentg Rona Kelso, secretary: Patti Maxey, historian: Patsy Cates, reporter: Teresa Harris, parliamentariang Debbie Lilley, sergeant-at-arms. Chapter III - Denise Barlow, presi- dentg Pavlon Everette, first vice- presidentg Claudia Shadid, second vice-president: Nancy Robertson, third vice-presidentg Debra Wil- liams, fourth vice-presidentg Vicki Pool, fifth vice-president: Marsha Wyatt, secretary: Lisa Coe, his- toriang 'Sandy Rusell, parliamen- tariang Jeanette Williams, sergeant- 3.I 3.l.'IT1S. 86 X is 8 ,Y A Q ' Q W Q 1 Q P . 3 .- fri- in ,p , 5 s 7 it p H 5 r Q M p Er' Q X Q. Q - t. ' ' J? I A Q' .. ' 'lr' I ., . :Liss 1 i S :vt 581 in ,f .. .. N , - I Nu il V .fp 4 rv , , 1 5 ,JE I vt- A 4 is . 1' 'f M r X b A 2 5, ' X 'i ' Q 9 isis 1. , i X i 1 4 ix K sf C C 4 QC xg 4+ C Future Farmers Busy Organization FFA Chapter officers are fstandingj Curley Smith, V-Pres,g Melvin Moore, Sent.: Charles Vaughn, Treas.: fbottomj Kenny Wilson, Sec.: Danny Barhum, Rep.g and Joe Rivers, President. FFA Greenhand office1s are fstand- ingy Charles Wallace, Sec.g Robert Fomby, Treas.g Bryant Nail, V- Pres.g Terry Tumer, Rep.: and William Traylor, Sentinel. The FFA Sweetheart is Carmen Johnson. Cv DECA ond OEA Place Students on The Job Serving as DECCA officers are fstandingj James Long, vice-presidentg Dusty Tittle, presidentg Connie Cochran, reporter: Cseatedb J odee McKay, treasurer: Vicki Smith, secretaryg Becky Ramsey, parliamentariang and Janice Wilkes, historian. Sewing as OEA officers are qstandingp Georgia Stanley, sergeant-at-armsg Patti Par- sons, secretaryg Mike Laird, parliamentariang Judy Skelton treasurer: Patricia Morris, historian: qseatedj Judy Dur- rett, vice-president: and Marilyn Hayes, president. 3 ? im iii b 1 3 E AA bA S S 5 VICA and CVAE New Vocational Organizations faj The VICA officers are C1-rj Randy Turner, treasurerg James Black, president: Billy Saterfield, reporterg Steve Glass, vice-presidentg Ricky Hillin, sergeant-at-arms: and Tommy Smith, parlia- mentarian. fbj Serving as CVAE officers are fl-rj Steven Seals, vice- presidentg Danny Joe Nix, presidentg and Gayland Phylipps, secretary. 89 DHS Publications Record Studentljfe i The DEN, Tiger yearbook, and TIGER TALES, student newspaper, daily face the task of gathering news and photos to record the history of the DHS school year. Both publications are sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Nix. iifib c gc , r ,sssr , s, nnssss s E , ,s, tf,,snpw DRUG ABUSE PROGRMM FEB 23 7:00 PM HIGH scnoot AUD' QW 4 6 I' , D-f 1 rx N5- , nccr s -' c rcc c Ab 90 kiki T. - ' sms, ...4 CHD Cb! 6 CJ Cd? CGD The Den staff - Laura Larsen, Andy Harris, Peggy Forrest, Sondra Fow- ler, Stan Wyatt, and Kathy Gandy - pose happily in T igerland, Laura Larsen and Peg Forrest, Den editors, plan the yearbook pages. Laura Larsen, Kathy Gandy, Andy Harris, and Peg Forrest work to- ward the deadline. Michael Grainger, Tiger Tales editor, and Andy Harris, assistant editor, type copy for the next issue. The Tiger Tales staff, composed of the Journalism Class, prepares to sell the finished copies. I 'ff 'pf Ae 91 , J 425 , 4 w ? , -kwskg ,X Q' if ,. fw1.f:5i,4 4. WP' it 4. . gf, . , A W SPORTS Doingerfield Tigers I 970 Disfricf Champs The 1970 Tiger football team rolled over seven straight foes, three of which were in the district, be- fore losing to non-district Mexia. After that loss, the Tigers went on to defeat Sulphur Springs and Mt. Pleas- ant and claim the district '7-AAA championship and advance to the state playoffs. The playoffs were short lived as the blue and white Tigers lost to Jacksonville in bi-district. SEASON'S RECORD 9 2 Tigers Kilgore Tigers Atlanta Tigers DeKalb 'Tigers Gilmer 'Tigers Pitwburg 'Tigers Liberty-Eylau 'Tigers Clarksville Tigers Mexia - 'Tigers - - - - 34 Sulphur Springs - - 6 'Tigers - - - - 36 Mt. Pleasant - - 6 Tigers - - - 6 Jacksonville - - - - 29 The Tiger team placed two on the AAA all-state teams. Sam Ewan gay was chosen to the Texas Sports- writers all-state offensive team. He was also chosen to the all-East Texas offense, all-Cypress Valley offense, and all-district offense. William Chism qby was chosen to an all-state team for the third consecutive year. He made the Fort Worth Star Telegram first team defense. He was also chosen to the all-Cypress Valley second team defense and re- ceived honorable mention offense, and the all-district defensive team. 511,31 4 14, so 2 3 'fs R 1 R 7 Sie 1 1 F 'Q' W-I 9 45' L6 31. 12, aL Members of the 1970 Tiger valsity were ftop rowj Ken Long, Iohn Minor, Fred Lewis, Bill Hanson, Gary Connally, David Garrett, Richard Lee. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Woods, William Chism, Connie Cochran, Steve Bowen, Dennis Nix, Clarence Young, Ray Humdon, Stuart Hughes, Boyd Mott, Coach Buddy Humphrey. THIRD ROW: Terry Lee, Thomas Everett, Jerry Pratt, Joey Howard, Mike Alcorn, Stan Wyatt, Randy Maddox, Coach Homer T empleton. BOTTOM ROW: Sam Ewan, James Black, William Turner, Danny Lilley, Randy Turner, Joe Hood, Jeff Richardson, Randy Russell, and Butch Smith. Mike Alcorn 1105, Randy Russell 1123, and Sam Ewan C707 were a few of the many seniors to play their last season for the DHS Tigers. 'SB' . as 1 - ::M,r,..a.,..n.. ' ' s , ,, w wifi ,V , 5: my fvz -W r, :ww 1 324' 953' CHD Kb! UID Cdl feb 96 H3352 ynnn i fn , .iv .LL I 970 Tigers l : .49 al Ab Ac Vd V Stan Wyatt: all-district offense: all-East Texas of- fense: all-Cypress Valley 2nd team offense, honorable mention defense. Jerry Pratt: all-district of- fense, defense: all-E. Texas offense, defense: all-Cypress Valley offense, hon. men. defense. Mike Alcorn: all-district defense: all-E. Texas Super Team defense: all-Cypress Valley defense. Clarence Young: all-district defense, all-Cyp. Valley hon. men. defense. James Black: all-district 2nd team defense. 1 e. J f- U L L LN ,- H, ' K L A Q: , I ' T WIIL i f V N N fi , . ,,,: , K ,ff f a r:.' rf V I iff' M T ,s:.: K ' Qji, 1 Ir' Q 'L :sddf T of V V . . 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Terry Lee: all-district 2nd team offenseg all-Cypress Valley 2nd team offense. Butch Smith: all-district 2nd team offense: all-Cypress Valley hon. men. offense: all-E. Texas 2nd team of- fense. Joey Howard: all-district 2nd team offense. 97 CHD Cb? CCD fd? Randy Russell: all-Cypress Valley hon. men. defense. Steve Bowen: all-Cypress Valley hon. men. defense. Terry Lee breaks into the open for a long run against Clarksville. QB Butch Smith is a drawing card for these DeKalb Bears. d V if f e , 'fm 1' V Wi 2 'M sys? -I ,.,V V V L 'III J, 'f,, , 1 , W I ,, 3, we ,Q ,- , ,ei . , K A-1 .Q 7:1 f , J' I -if ' j' H . A ' W ,W Q Q +1 -3 I' X ,Q V I ',l,,, VV V V an 3,5 Z7254!'I.5 HIYI:,'iL'f 15 M, . . 1 I -fr, rs-,, ' 3: . - A , -v 1 U L Q 'iii' 4' ,, ,, ., V V .y,, :im IL f , ., 2 I -2 A , , ,-.-. , ., :war s ' ' V V s I1 VV -1 ' ,M1I.VfV y s M 1 e f ,V was 4.7 ,, f 'Iv , ' 'Q V. , 'V W V V If 1 V QQ ae . fi V VV,,y ,V , R M I ,v , Z A JV JV d QV V1 VVVViHi:fQ,f?V,xg . , ' J ,r .Qld -I. ':' I , -if 44, ,.5,'fwz' I -,,1.1:iI - 'V J m-fs? W IwIrQ'17Q?4W:l-7s Q f f- .girl ies, '7:l1,4,! Q-ff , - 4 fiff fi? , 'Wi L, ' I, ,+I I, ' ' ,. , sf? f '. 'ss N ,L 16:13 A U I f K3,-fgffv A V ' ffI5'gW-3 V. 1 A fy, ,. ,Y-gV ,, ,,,V V ,hi yi s,,35,,W.w VX. ,Q 155, VI-AV ,r VV ,gi 73? ?S'Ji'54-915 - I f - ' . ,iv P11-ef a.4f'7f':,'Q 'ww fi5feW'r ,2'if'Li Iw. W' ' ' ' is fs- ff Tuff K W-fx-Y gi,.15ffgigg3 aL r 98 'I I .14 1 ld, , , if f ., 5. , V5 3 A b A T CA 1 5 Q af' - LL,, is is J? if Y fi W r T xe lla? .x-. . do fab Mike Alcorn escapes the grasp of a defender and is off to the . races. :1f: 21 . . s is N qby Mike easily wins the race and scores for the Tigers. d V . qcj Fred LEWIS flashes around end on a sweep. fdj The 1970 Tiger managers were fl-rj Donnie Smith, Bubba Headrick, Jimmy Ayers, and Steve Skipper. fx fps ,f ssr r,,, iii J ' Rf. ,s. r , s -aa, 5' i f 99 CHD Cb? CCD Cd? 100 I? I i w' f M ,,,, me , nf, ,M W 'il 4' vc A. 2 4 s , . . L 21A bA Terry Lee dazzles Gilmer with his speed and quickness. The 1970 coaching staff was composed of fl-rj Homer Templeton , Buddy Humphrey, and head coach Richard Woods. Fullback Jerry Pratt is brought down after a long run against DeKalb. With a wall of blockers in front, Fred Lewis turns on his speed. C A d 1 C217 fb! CCD Cd? I. .' It takes more than one to bring Terry Lee down! Butch Smith eamed a scholarship to the University of Hard Knocks from Liberty-Eylau. Danny Lilley squirts through the Pittsburg line after a loose football. James Black stretches for a little extra yardage. aL fa We 2 f? 4 1 f, 1 -v T ,fl ,' '? . f. -1 F ,, ' I 11f' ' 'I ? ,, 6 ' 1 r Q fl ,gf -Z rr QQ 7 1 i l TT' 51 g ' T We v - T if T T T T a .cfx .- T r Llc fn All firarrrxwr .QJT3 A aj The 1970 Tiger Junior Varsity. Qbj The ball always brings a large crowd. cj Richard Lee and Mike Alcorn combine to tackle a Jackson- ville ballcarrier. 102 v 1 ' w 5 K 5 L A' Ak 103 be, A H ffl f E XXX Q- Q0 cpxl QCD QV ff, 8 A Starters for the 1970-1971 Tiger C3gC1'S were fab Clarence Young, fbj Dennis Nix, fcj William Chism fdj Melvin Woodard, and fej Floyd Rivers. 104 Season Record TIGERS OPP Gladewater Tourney 38 Gladewater 63 Pittsburg 52 Pine Tree 59 53 48 ffm we 69 69 453 '62 566 51 '65 55 '61 '70 73 '60 Q52 'f6O W48 666 461 Iron Belt Tourney Paul Pewitt Jefferson Avinger Pittsburg Gilmer Pine Tree Tourney Kilgore Henderson Mt. Pleasant Clarksville Liberty-Eylau Sulphur Springs Gilmer Avinger Atlanta Avinger Pittsburg Mt. Pleasant Clarksville Liberty- Eylau Sulphur Springs Gilmer Atlanta i' Denotes district game. aj Clarence Young shoots a long Jump shot as William Chism battles for rebound position. fbj Melvin Woodard carries the load by him self and scores two points. 6 G17 Cb? KC! Cd? Eamest Watson gave the Tigers good out- side help. Woodard drives through for a lay up. Dennis Nix shoots under a defender for two points. William Chism leaps high for a jump ball. 3 C 'l 5 al aj Members of the varsity fstandingj were managers Steve Skipper and Donnie Smith, Thomas Everett, Connie Cochran, Roderick Mitchell, Steve Forrest, William Chism, Floyd Rivers, and Dennis Nix. Kneeling are Melvin Woodard, Bobby Lee, William Turner, Clarence Young, Eamest Watson, David Garrett, and Coach Homer Young. fbj Clarence Young shoots for two more big points. 7 08 CHD fbi CCD cv Thomas Everett added strength at the center position. Nix sinks a short jumper. Coach Young gives advice to starters. -,s.',,Js. veg- was C I Cal fb! feb fd! L .f.. .sm M ? ,?i 12 , r 5 . ..:1w ,. W,.., ,1,, J yyyr H ,V Chism uses style to score two points. Practice makes perfect. Woodard watches as more points go in for the Tigers Floyd Rivers brings the ball down court. dA 'IO 0 , ,ll A CHD Cb? CCD CCD 3. David Garrett added support outside. Rivers scores on a long jump shot. Chism jumps as Tigers lead Pittsburg. Chism shoots long for two points. bA CA 'id kjs 2 Qu Cab Cb? A3 Members of the junior varsity Cstandingj were Coach Buddy Humphrey, Bennett, Everett, Scott Alexander, Glenn Everett, Tommy Turner, Freddie McCain, and Stan Brantley. Kneeling are Otis Peel, Curlee Smith, Olympia Daniels, Phillip Hurndon, Kelly Olive, and Jimmy Ayers. Clarence Young tries to increase the lead with a long jumper. 2 9A:Q,,W,yL.. we 1 ,vu , Q A ,Jo W , V., '49 ,. if -figs? A'Q I if x 1 3 A A. C217 Cb? CCD Cd? CCD The 1970 Tiger Golf Team - Steve Bowen, Mike Ramey, Bob Malone, Johnny Scott, Ricky Scott, Mike Truitt, and Jimmy Ayers. Bob Malone is having trouble staying on the fairway. Preparing to tee off is Ricky Scott. Mike Ramey strikes again. Johnny Scott lines up a putt, one of the many that won him medalist honors at the district and regional tournaments and second at the state meet. .,,,,,,, A . e fx 5' 1 1 X. X 5 low N, l s . i mXm.L w h h Viz- 3 aw LL,L . . to . V 3 C. k...i ,kkr .wi ..c,l LV K fill-T .Lvl 'wiv -tiff: I I - ,, ,g,. t 5 iffffgfff LLAg iff 'il 'Y S 5 e dA 1970 Golf The 1970 Tiger golf team won first place at the district A tournament and placed second 1 ,, W. R Q- eg, W 'v--no-nr' in the zone tourney. 113 HD fb? 4 Aa Track . . Spring Event TOP ROW: Boyd Mott, Wayne Haynes, Clipper Carpenter, David Vinson, Mike Alcorn, Joey Howard, Danny Lilley, Jimmy Armstrong, Butch Smith BOTTOM ROW: Connie Cochran, Dennis Nix, Steve Byrd, William Turner, Fred Lewis, Kenneth Henderson, Gene Hughes, Jimmy Cornelius, John Minor, Sam Ewan, and Coach Templeton. Mike Alcorn placed second in the district meet and advanced to the regional meet. fa oyyp f wifhflh-v , . C, ,ffm F !m if :a ff 'if' i I if .J Q ' ix 1 Q .J Z M In .ff-f J' U' ,4 ,,f ., 3, ' i ,yn , , ., .9 1 5 fab Members of the sprint re- lay team were Joey Howard, Mike Alcorn, Steve Byrd, William Turner, and Jimmy Armstrong. fbj Middle and long-distance runners were Boyd Mott, Fred Lewis, Gene Hughes, Jimmy Cornelius, Clipper Carpenter, Wayne Haynes, Danny Lilley, and David Vinson. -rt, my 'ff A -. U , 'W V, V Max' th ffiffii IIS 6 v- , . v' . A - f 5-3 ,A I . Q ff f , Yagff' if x g.:f waw' , x X ,, I 6- a 7 ' KU' fxfff f' . . K 'Ang web? 41 I Ai - 1 K ' I A K f 9 b 5' 'KE Av A s-an 3. ,,,,N, -, .1 lxgfdy v M 4- .4 5 , ..,,, V 1923 n Ynoffi r A BoseboH 1970 Batters Up! 'F 1 1, MX nk' S, in -a ' M ,, s L .T Eimw Us 1 1 W 1' V 5 . 8 Jw ' N 4 X' - ., . i X Lf if i1A- ' ' E A W g. 2- H -TA Q , A Q 'ff - W, ,pw- r N x- ' W gg N? '-'- - XJ!! A K , . fN'5q Qgafiut' if 4 g ' K 3, -wif' , X G :ff Aa f' K , .. 1 K' ,. , W M, W, Mr ,if ,,1 ,, P, , wz, Z ,,,, L 1 ,,' ,, ' 2 s ' -' . ,. . 5 V' A A A s J, 7 K 'iz-J' W ' A ,,:' W P pf I Kzii 1' q f2I'f I PM 5 WAN gf X: VL. wif M.- ,-. ,,. ' -W ,A ,,,, M ,,,,ff'A K , ,,,,,. Q, at I ,gf if f 5, V, , ,qi ' ff , . y J , ' , ' 4- 4 .f yr' s ,, at L' ' mir nnnarfjli 'P' f wx' I I -L 'MA' , 5.4 t , lm 1 JN P, r ,fl K , I ,.,,, ' srl ! l wif' 4 ,, A I wk, 5-I Vi 'iN.,q-, dA eA if CHD Cb? CCD fd? Ce? V Z W W , ,,. U ,f I CA STANDING ARE: R. Russell D. Nix, Z. Everett, L. Collins, R. Hood, G. Mad- dox, S. Wyatt, C. Hall, Coach B. Humphrey. SEATED ARE: B. Hanson, B. Smith, J. Long, B. Headrick, J. Howard, M. Alcorn, J. Pratt, R. Pilgrim, J. Hood, and T. Everett. Manager Gerald Stoermer Bill Hanson takes a swing and hopes for good luck. Mike Alcorn, second base. Jerry Pratt, left field. 7 , W. ,S x W-'Q ,dnb .3- 1 + Fff . ,st Q 3 3. X tes..y,, . rg A 118 t-9' ,GQ , ' sf' hs, s ? it I . 1 Uv? , , std if xp Q- 'L A 33 '11 2.4. ji i 0 ,H b o , S 4 faj Randy Hood played first base for the Tigers and also was a leading hitter. Qbj Joe Hood substituted as a catcher and James Long at shortstop. Qcj The fine pitching staff was composed of Dennis Nix, Zembra Everett, and Randy Russell. , v.. Q in as ,. Qxkmq ' P' in Ab yo i i it X X f it ' gf if Q v ' .5 .ly no 4' A - 5 QW A c , ppp. pp p It f 5 I pg t if 6 'NK A, 13 to-,. W ki an ,Q 1, ,X , at .vtx W 1, . J 3 .K .4 -- fi- mf . 4, .. , - ix nl F il . .tm ' t x J ' r .3 -, ,.. V Wy.: , V. if ff ' go I 'La 'gd ' A , 3 in-uf Z, .., ., ,,... sf -, r, d x 54. n aL vb lc gay Bubba Headrick and Joey Howard were used at many , different positions during s t h v t f the season. t h - ' fbj Greg Maddox excelled as a V catcher. ' W is . l V, 322 V YrA': fcp Chris Hall was outstanding M H g I s,,, V' - 'V iw ' I 3 Dix. 5 VM ,E I h t t d I up V , 3 S Of S OP an OSH ef 't ,-t, , ' hrs f. HV W ' ' 'T W ...,L, M wigs 131-dn s - W wzwf -fm +L. -v , L 5 ikaii Wwe? 9498 , , ,L , pf 1 -f V , K ' 'V J W V9 ., L 4 iff., ' V 7 A ' f HV faN.s.'wV -, , 4' , H :V ' 'QV '..,f,w' V- WH? , R' ' ' Iv Y M ,rf ' we W yi' .1 ,Q 8 ,Lt J ff 'Q Bw M ,A ,, s nw - we .- 4, N ,ga as ,V s P .UMW , ga 4 as ,m 5, we it ,V 7 H V,-, ?,,:Avig'xa. K , I , M , L 8' xii: ., K A I K V h A f i GW 6 ya X K 5 , is 1, 51 53 21 sis gf ' A F Q Q . nf '- A I .QV Q.: 119 M'k3,2f-Q uf , N, ,,, M f 5 if sail., Hail., ,, RN ll V W ,na M ' ff ,1fg, ft , -M K' K , gifsepavgzitvf 5 V Q' 'Ll 1':7'e V gs, ' g. 'H' .- K .. MV I N f-:,,nWffft nV ei- V 9 f' A., M ur I f of 55? , ,, ,VV,Vt.V K V o V , - A Y I , ,1,skM,:,3,,Z 1 , 5y.,,,5.,T?, - A ,, 1 ,-, 1 Q ,ww I -f'ff W, - -f , 4 153199: d ' W f' . , 'fr -Af 'fl I V. N are , N :bum MVA? My ,H 5 A SM' ja, 4.9 , ' t 1 ip 21, -sm' fs .gi , ' ,ah-x. t.. y , If , 4 ' , A X12 4 4 4 q uf. , H4 ,, lan Wi N V V -. A Y ., x,N l P a 4, Tennis 1970 Dorothy Cortines and Deby Prestwood played singles. Kathy Graves, Kathy I ohn- son, Sharon Cortines, and Vicki Thomas formed the doubles. Composing the boys tennis team were Bryant Dalby, Randy Hood, Roy Dalby, and Lynn Cox. 111610-1.1 , ,, ,af ,4-'M 'w ' at X X . A. - :Tiff 1 am, Tf' . Q75 f s is . ' xit xv ,lt , f M eyfzm QQ? ,L ik- .K 1 t 12tQ:,,Q, ' f yuh, I ' ' z - A f , A L gf ff' L-45 K . 1,52 4,5 , X...-f ., 'Q I 1970 Volleyball a Ginny Turner prepares to score for the Tiger girls. Robin Currey has planty of help coming from Piper Sims and Nelcine Croley if she fails to get the ball over the net. Standing are Ginny Turner, Janet Jordan, Nelcine Croley, Candy Sims, Janet Tigert, Brenda Williams, and Mrs. Dolores White, coach. Kneeling are Dora Ratley, Robin Currey, Piper Sims, Laura Larsen, Vicki Thomas, Sherry Denny, and Margaret Sampson. fa 45 R i ' 5 A 661, wif 'f v Xi N Q an 4 A 4. at 3 y Cal Cb? CCD Ili? Sv if j if , ' -' N S L ' '., ' . , 5 K n 'A ,frwaeft J '-L ..,: L i Junior High Sports b Members of the football team were: TOP ROW: Danny Myers Kenny McGill, Mike Poe, Bryant Nail, Steve Beason, Victor Young, William Traylor, Melvin Lee, and Mike Blair. SE- COND ROW: Otis Mantooth, Walter Epps, Mike Burke, Kenny Goodson, Eamest Evans, Joe Hubnick, Randy Coe, and Coach Homer Young. THIRD ROW: Marty Walker, David Sharp, James Foster, Henry Nears, Henry Johnson, Robert Fomby, Jimmy Hurlbert, and Matthew Lanagan. BOTTOM ROW: Dwight Sharp, James Ramey, Miguel Larson, Mike Tidwell, Cole Pilgrim, Aaron Sharp, and Randy Wright. Track members were Paul Stone, Paul Gregory, David Hender- ' son, Curlee Smith, Roblee Meadows, Augusta Barber, and Billy Don Everett, if tai ltE:lji,Dr51 'Q is Wi NEI! Wt ir K E s ,,, , 5 fir ' p :rr 4 X734 i , U I I I On the Basketball team were: STANDING: Coach Gerald Singleton, Robert Fomby, James Ray Foster, Henry Nears, Jimmy Hurlbert, Mike Tidwell, and Mike Burke. KNEELING: Mike Blair, Miguel Larsen, Steve Beason, Ricky Poe, Joe Hubnick, and Randy Wright. fdj Other members of the track team were: BACK ROW: Roderick Mitchell, David Allen, Ben Everett, and Kelly Olive. FRONT ROW: Phillip Hurndon, David Hughes, Joel Ingram, and Keith Durrett. CA C17 K 7, 'V '-3'Jf:L '5 -V.. T' 'A ,' .' ' . i . ' XVI-r1,,', ' fx ' . , '1.J'.f ., , . Z! .7313 it h -QI. I 3, 4 ?' pi Q N. . l 1 . 'G CLASSES IQ' Seniors Look Toword Groduofion MIKE ALCORN IOE ANSLEY MARY AUSTIN ANGELA BARRETT PAM BARTLETT LARRY BEAN IAMES BLACK ANN BLAIR GARY BRYANT STEVE BYRD DEBBIE CAPPS KATHY CAPPS 127 Senior Class Officers are: Randy Russell, Presidentg Kathy McDaniel, Secre- taryg and Dusty Tittle, Vice-President' CLIPPER CARPENTER JAMES CARR DANNY CATE NEAL CHAMBLISS ANTHONY COLE WILLIAM CHISM 128 Senior Officers Plan Activities qwmfemmfw V, ,.- 2 i E i z E E I LARRY COLLINS GARY CONNALLY MARY COPLAN LOU CORNELIOUS JIMMY CORNELIOUS SHARON CORTINES JOHNNY CROMER PA TTI CRUSE 129 LIN DA DAVIS G LEN DA DENM ARK JUDY DURRETT SHARON EDMOND LINDA EDWARDS THOMAS EVERETT SAM EWAN DENISE FAIR VICKI FLEMING MIKE FOLMER PEGGY FORREST SONDRA FOWLER STEVE FOWLER KATHY GANDY DAVID GARRETT RICKY GIBBS MARY GILBERT STEVE GLASS MIKE GRAINGER CLIFTON HALL STEVE HALL ANDY HARRIS MAMLYN HAYES WAYNE HAYNES RICKY HILLIN ffl' d 'W fMMWW,.M,W, 2 1: . 5 . 3 1 ,,Wmmmf.-My-M W, S S 'X JOEY HOWARD HENRY HOWELL DICKIE HUGHES STUART HUGHES RAY HURNDON JERRY JACOBS CARMEN JOHNSON DALE JOHNSON PATSY JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSTON BRENDA JONES MADRON JUSTISS KARLA KALB SEDALIA KEY MIKE LAIRD DAVID LANAGAN LAURA LARSEN MARY LAWTON RICHARD LEE FREDRICKA LEWIS PAULA LILE KENNETH LONG KEITH MCCAIN MOLLY MCCAIN ROBBY MCCAIN KATHY M CDANIEL CAROLYN M CEN TIRE JODEE MCKAY PATRICIA MORRIS BOYD MOTT CHARLOTTE NIX 'K J XFX , :LA f 12 js., ' .ff , AQ , . 55 1 .532 H . , ...f,:,.. .- gff ',i:. ..,1.f', , 'N , he .. . Q, 15x xr, N., X 4 Seniors Party cmd Pin Ribbons 9 4 :W WILLIAM ODDO PATTI PARSONS SANDRA PHILLIPS JERRY PRATT DEBY PRESTWOOD BECKY RAMSEY MADALYN RUSSELL RANDY RUSSELL ROSALYN RUTLEDGE ,. mi,-.I W AmfffmWW..,,,,,, I I I SHERRY SATTEREIELD WILLIE SEARCY ROBIN SHANKLE JUDY SKELTON STEVE SKIPPER CYNTHIA SMITH NOLENE SMITH TOMMY SMITH VICKI SMITH DOUG SPENSER GEORGIA STANLEY 'I3 6 Seniors Fill Varied Roles of DHS if - iilliuuqgt . Q, ig KATHLEEN STOERMER AMANDA TAYLOR CARLA TAYLOR GEORGE THOMAS VICKI THOMAS DUSTY TITTLE PATTY TRAYLOR MELANIE TUCKER RANDY TURNER lll M X DAVID VINSON LUCY WAC ASEY GEORGE WADE JUDY WALKER ERNEST WATSON MARILYN WHITE R. T. WHITMORE JANICE WILKES BRENDA WILLIAMS SHERRY WILSON STAN WYATT CLARENCE YOUNG MELANIE ZIMMER 7 J' 'iii' Q I. ,Q o'l, 'J' J 1 033' ally rf 14 A We Jil. val .1 s f I 'X if . ' '..f ' ,fm J. if-a53W.?v ' ' Q sqy,fi,x1p: 5 .' it g' U , . e -41' 1- .5 'QW' Senior Yecar Is on Its Way! I I 1 IIMMY ARMSTRONG DEWEY ALLEN DORA AMOX LORI BARDWELL DANNY BARHUM CHARLES BARKWELL LARRY BARN ARD PAM BARN ARD GRETA BASS TIM BAZAR KAY BEARD SCOTT BEARD DANNY BOCKMON DEBI BOURKE STEVE BOWEN MADELEINE BRACKEN MIKE BROCK MARK BUNT BARBARA -CAMPBELL KATI-ILYN CANADAY SANDY CARPENTER KAY CARR RICKY CLEGG KATHY CLIFTON 139 40 Juniors Look Towo rd '72 The Junior Class Officers are Kim Williams, Sec- retaryg Danny Bockrnon, Presidentg and Kathy Grainger, Vice-President, CONNIE COCHRAN .ION COLE DEWEY CROLEY ROY DALBY ROBERT DAVIS CHARLES DICKINSON DIANE DOSS .TANINA DRAPER FRANKIE DRIGGERS EDDIE DUKE GRAYLING EDWARDS VERA ELKINS ,fav S Juniors Disploy Versatility LARRY EPPS PATRICIA EPPS BOBBIE EVANS IAMES EVERETT MAE JOYCE EVERETT ROBERT FISHER LONNIE FLEMING STEVE FORREST JAMES FRAN KLIN VINCENT GANT ANITA GARVIN KATHY GRAINGER Q. I. PATTY HAGOOD ,. wp Wr- BILL HANSON SALLY HARRIS Junior Drum Major, Kim Williams, shows back-breaking talents in D, H, S, pep rally, 42 HAROLD HART BEVERLY HAYES SUSIE HAYNES KENN ETH HENDERSON SUZANNE HIXSON JOE HOOD RICKY HUFFMAN GENE HUGHES JACKIE HURLBURT CINDY HURTTE GLENN JENKINS KATHY JOHNSTON JANET JONES JANIS JONES SHEILA JUSTISS FLORA KELLY ROY KEMP KAREN KIRBO BILL LANIER BOBBY LEE BRENDA LEE GARY LEE DANNY LILLEY JUDY LITTLEFIELD JOHNNY LIVINGSTON JAMES LONG DEBBIE MCDANIEL TERESA MCGEE RANDY MADDOX DELBRA MASON MINERVA MAY CINDY MEELER GREGMILLER JOHN MINOR MELVIN MOORE JERRY MULLINS Juniors Jon Cole and Minerva May enjoy the Homecoming Dance, 'I4 KATHY NANCE NICKY NICHOLS DENNIS NIX TERESA NIX TRACY OWENS IACKIE PAYNE DELBRA PEARSON GAYLAND PEEK SARA PENNEY STEVE PHILLIPS RANDY PIIJGRIM BECKY POE STEVE POOLE JACKIE RAMEY KENNY REESE GARY REEVES IEFFERY RICHARDS ON TERRY RICHARDSON Juniors Still Nee --.N IU! K C 1' fb gl- f ? Q :me Guidance 4 fo -'bf i .Z 'e '76 A r Q-A IOE RIVERS JOYCE RIVERS MARY JEWEL RIVERS DIANN ROBERSON CATHY ROUN TREE DEBORAH ROYAL BUBBA RUSSELL RICKY SCOTT DANIEL SIMONS CONNIE SIMPSON PIPER SIMS BOBBY SKELTON ROBERT SKINNER BUTCH SMI TH DON A LD SMITH LU LA S TEW ARD POLLY STEWARD IANINE STOERMER 14 46 Juniors Are Found Everywhere NM :V MARS HA STONE .TERRY SWANK C. I. TAYLOR PATRICIA TAYLOR LOIS TERRELL KENNETH TRUITT BOBBY TUCKER, WILLIAM TURNER CHARLES VAUGHN IUDSON VERMILLION MARY WALKER JANET WEBSTER PEARL WHITE IRIS WHITE ,ik I Knew-W I O WOODS ON MARY WOODSON AG LER WILLIAMS KIM WILLIAMS .IEWEL WILLIAMS TRUDY WILLIAMS MICHAEL WILLIAMSON GEORGE WILSON JAMES WILSON LELAND WOMMACK Juniors Bubba Headrick and Cindy Meeler swing out at the Homecoming Dance, I47 QW! of , X , I ,,k ES' 5935?-aa. A43 :V y , ,ww V -x H-.'. . Hg'-vm 1, as QA-fl 6 su, 28 955+ 'ff ,Am t ' pf 1 ,Af wif' '21 9? 41,.?sf E M, QM ' V . , Var , A V L1,, ,W , , . M m , AWWA 5, V . W 'mi ,V -A K -V A .A 5 'Ay . 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A .A VA M. as 1 A :LM V, QV V 71 ,fff:gf' ..V 'A aw VV - ,wi 1 V Z. f A' V - Mg, Sophomores Slide Info Second Yeclr DAVID ALLEN SCOTT ALEXANDER ORVILLE ALLOWAY THOMAS ANDERSON NANCY ARMSTRONG PATRICIA ARTHUR MARGARET AUSTIN .TIMMY AYERS STEVE BASSETT ROY BEASLEY ROBERT BECKHAM ELAINE BLACK TRACY BLAND SANDRA BOCKMON BRENDA BOOKER QUEEN BOONE STAN BRANTLEY DEBBIE BRUCE SHARON BUCHANAN DAVID BURGIN PAM BURNS KAREN BYRD KATHLEEN BYRD JOEY CAPPS CARLA CARPENTER PATSY CATE MELVIN CHISM TIM CLIFTON RICKY COLEMAN PAT CORTINES BETH COULTER RONALD CROKER RANDY CROLEY JUDY CUPP DORA DALE 149 Officers Leod Sophs Through o Successful Yeor Serving as Sophomore Class Officers are Kay Glass, Sec- retaryg Celia Pankey, Vice- Presidentg and Tommy Turner, President, 50 OLYMPIA DANIELS ELIZABETH DAVIS SHARON DEAN BETH DEBEASSO NELDA DICKINSON SHARON DRAPER KEITH DURRETT ED EARLY LOUGAY EDGE CAROLYN EDMUND MARTHA EVANS BENNETT EVERETT BILLY EVERETT BARBARA FOMBY DONNA FORREST 1:31, ' iHQe'ya7x- k.B g.ss.',1 IA Q .- -,lvl ' gg. 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KEOWN SEAN LANAGAN LYNN LEBOW BILLIE SUE LESLIE DEBBIE LILE DEBBIE LILLEY DAVID LIVINGSTON RITA LUNSFORD RANDY MCALISTER FREDDIE MCCAIN ANGELA MCCLELLAN IOHNNY MCGILL BILLY MARTIN MICHAEL MARTIN LINDA MASON PATTI MAXEY ROBLEE MEADOWS RODERICK MITCHELL DIANE MONK ARVIS MOORE BYRON MOORE RON NIE MORTON LINDA NANCE Sophomores Are on Thei Vcuy to The Top fb: DONNA NORTHAM KELLY OLIVE CELIA PANKEY PAT PAYNE RICKY PEARSON OTIS PEEL JUDY POLLAN IOHNNY RAGSDALE GARY RICKER GAYE RUSSELL JANET RUSSELL BILLY SATTERFIELD NANCY SETTLE CURLEE SMITH IUDY SMITH MARGIE SMITH MARK SMITH MARLA SMITH TONY SMITH ANN STEVENS MARY STOERMER PAUL STONE PAU LA STRICKLAND DEBBIE TERRY BELINDA THOMAS DAWN THOMPSON CHERYL TURNER TOMMY TURNER VICKI TURNER TERESA WETZEL CHARLES WADE LYNN WHITE WALTER WHITE RUTH WILLIAMS TERESA WILSON WW! f f Freshmen Burs'r The Halls of DHS BOB AMOS DRUCILLA ARTHUR LEONARD BANKS DENISE BARLOW CAN DY BARNETT MARTHA BEAN MIKE BEAN STEVE BEASON MIKE BLAIR WANDA BOYD JANET BROUSSARD LINDA BROWN CHARLESETTA BRUCE ROBERT BULLARD KATHY BYRD MIKE BURKE YVONNE CATO .IEANNE CHATHAM DAVID CHEATHAM LISA COE RANDY COE RENE COLLINS DANIETI-IA COOK PATTI COOK LOYD CROLEY JEAN CROLEY KAREN CURREY AMY DONALDSON ROY DONIHOO LORAINE DUNWOOD RONNIE EDGE WALTER EPPS DEBRA EVANS DWELYN EVANS EARNEST EVANS ' H1 155 ? -YY- -- -V-- -7 6 JO EVANS PATSY EVANS DARLEANE EVERETT IEFFIE EVERETT PAVLON EVERETT THERESA FINDLEY VICKIE FISHER ROBERT FOMBY JAMES FOSTER NOVELLA FRANKLIN SHERNA GARRETT KENNETH GARVIN GWEN GEE KENNETH GIDDENS STEVE -GIFFORD The Freshman Class Officers are Melinda Hood, Vice-Presidentg Cole Pilgrim, Presidentg and Amy Donaldson, Secretary, W YY, 5 ! G35-an-i f -4 J- MARY GILBERT KIRK GILLIAM RANDY GLOVER KENNY GOODSON VICKIE GREEN LEE BRUCE HAGOOD TERRY HARGETT LOUIS HARRIS BILLY HARRISON MARSHA HAWKINS LINDA HAYES SHARON HAYES DARLENE HENDERSON ROBERT HIGGINBOTHAM MELINDA HOOD JOE HUBNIK CYNTHIA HUFFMAN JIMMY HURLBURT MICHAEL JAMES PATRICIA JAMES RANDY JENNINGS HENRY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MARSHA JOHNSON 7 JOHNNY JOHNSTON CECIL JONES SHARON JONES RAY KENNAMER WAYNE KENNAMER DELOISE KEY RONALD KIBBE STAR KING MATTHEW LANAGAN SHELIA I.ANIER MIGUEL LARSEN BARRY LARSON KAREN LEE MARILYN LEE MELVIN LEE CINDY LYNCH GAIL MCCOY KENNY MOGILL RICKY MARLAR BOBBY MASON RANDLE MASSEY JAN ET MAY PATTY MAY JOYCE MAY PATTY MERRITT DANNY MEYER Frosh Are Caught in High School Whirl BARBARA MILES CHERYL MITCHELL EDNA MITCHELL LINDA MOFFETT DELBERT MYNATT BRYANT NAIL HENRY NEARS DANNY NIX RONNIE OLD MONICA PARKER MARITA PEARSON GAYLAND PHILLIPS COLE PILGRIM VICKIE POOLE MIKE POE ANNA PRECISE HAL PRES TWOOD TIMOTHY QUARLES BRUCE RALSTON JIMMY RAMEY DON REED BILLY R1GG1Ns ERANKLE ROBERSON NANCY ROBERTSON BETTY ROYAL SANDY RUSSELL SANDRA SAMPSON STEVEN SEARS NANCY SELLARS CLAUDIA SHADID 15 60 AARON SHARP DAVID SHARP DWIGHT SHARP DALE SHIRLEY GARY SMITH RONALD SMITH BREN DA S TEELE JOHN NY S TEELE GLORIA STERN JUDY SWEET CAROLYN TERRELL SANDRA TERRELL SYLVIA THOMAS DRU THOMPSON MIKE TIDWELL NANCY TOMLINSON SCOTT TOMLINSON SUSAN TRAMMELL WILLIAM TRAYLOR LYN DON TRUMPS Freshman lnferes Q I Spirit is promoted by Fresh- man cheerleaders Vicki Poole, Dru Thompson, Janet May, Marsha Wyatt, and Melinda Hood. s Spirit Wa! VICTOR YOUNG TERRY TURNER VIRGIL WADE DAVID WALKER FRED WALKER MARTY WALKER CHARLES WALLACE PATTI WATKINS GLORIA WATSON SCOTT WEST REBECCA WI-IELCHEL EVELYN WHITMORE DEBRA WILLIAMS IEANNETTE WILLIAMS RICKY WILLIAMSON VICKI WILLIS VIDA WOODSON RANDY wR1GHT MARSHA WYATT P 1 YW ' 1. ' ' 1 3 ' NNXNN 'Q T H I 'ff , rl: 'gs 111 K KXM. W . 1 ' 1 I, :' , ' I x W 5 :rg f I Sl . 3 , f 1 ADS Mx M 6 11 - 4 3 T X Q YQ? f Q ' QQQMLMQ 65 7 iirz? W H msxsssslwwsssswwmwfmwwwmwwwvww 1 9 XI A R'-'Z Hx the ,-:4:f'1gi+ 1-3111 751 A' graduating Y 'H' class 1mwsvmmsmwmmwmwwwmwwwmwwmmwww Q I 1 0, W I 1 Yo I ITY OF me cocA-con. COMPANY Qxux ffzla' all Xxxx bM,?5315vDDEPIP77i5'bWD5vbE5v5vBD25bbDb?bWawiv RHEA'S JEWELERS House of Diamonds 102 N. Madl 724- 486 1 Mt. Pleasa - Q Al, I I , . 417 fl T, lf, .ll .M Mr. Jimmy Tucker, Owner, along with Sondra Fowler, Melanie Tucker, Becky Fowler, Stan Wyatt, Jerry Pratt, and Mike Brock invite you to enjoy the delicious Friar Tuck Chicken, one of the many fine foods served at the F8:F. F 8. F ROOT BEER 824 Linda Drive Daingerfield 165 Located Registered 100 Webb St. Pharmacists Daingel-field '1,,g I5 2 - a, 's 1 , , I 1 'R 5 X f 1 5 1 A ..,. . 5 2 P V , . l W Y Z K X w ,f A ,... V 'iles ,Q f 'WM , ANAL'J6 'tm agp. LJ 'n Jon Cole, Mr. J. T. Sharp and his son, David, welcome you to Visit them any time, for fast, reliable service. J. T. SHARP CLINIC PHARMACY B, R.COLE 66 Daingerfield Call 645-3241 BM The Perfect Business School Longview, Texas TERRY INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AGENCY BYRON TERRY 107 E. First St. Dial 639-2461 Hughes Springs C ornplete Insurance Coverage Commercial Residential Farm Real E state Listings CARL HARRIS Dial 639-2138 Hughes Springs JACKIE FOX Dial 638-2292 Daingerfield Jones Shopping Center 167 5 Compliments , of Hum!-1 MCKELLAR'S DEPARTMENT X STORES K PRlbl.RlPTlUN SHG? PX in 1 1 Daingerfield, Omaha, P Mt. Pleasant S Hughes Springs C T Mt. Vernon and T. MCKELLAR 'S ' PRESCRIPTION P SHOPS X . 11'1 T P P T tafs Daingerfield . T eene Naples, Mt. Pleasant W is McKELLAR'S ARKLA-GAS CO. BRADSHAW ARKLA- GAS t All Year C entr al Units Daingerfield Phone 645 -2065 68 he rolet The Great Highway Perforrnersu P.O. Box 243 Pittsburg, Texas coNNoR a. SKIPPER D01 Linda Daingerfield Steve Skipper proudly displays a 1971 Mustang Mach 1 - one of the fine FORDS at CONNOR gl SKIPPER. Ford Gives You Better Ideas It's the Going Thing 169 ,S ig Q 'Ugg Q3 A X fi: - Xe. 'lf -ffm 1857 f X ,XX YEARS 'asm MAC-TEA REALTY ' a l l I i ., i fJ , 170 4'-'Wk 33' ,gf J lr 6+ fa? Y. 'J W Mrs. Gail Tigert and Mrs. Jackie Lee Welcome you to their realty office. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY 'Wwe Mr. H. L. Williams is pictured with his son Royce and granddaughter Kim. 303 Linda Drive Daingerfield Phone 645-2202 IRVIN HARDWARE COMPANY - A N A X. A Q :kin gg NMQW ,,xZV V,, may 'Qifiii -. Si iii . 72 Ek kk AAA J ,- X KNRFS A fi... ,gg 'F' i W. O. IRVIN, JR. Daingerfield Owner Phone 645-2726 KIMP , AM MT PLEASANT BROADCASTING co FM W KC ' ' 100. 0 1000 Watts Serving all East Texas 54000 Watts WINSTON O. WARD, Owner and Manager Mt. Pleasant, Texas Vw' 's WOODIE'S GARAGE ga Qfyg 44' VAIISII ' N ., RX Lone Star fi' Q as 5 ' ...Ag - Compliments of GILMER LOCKER PLANT Box 580 Gilmer, Texas .X LONE STARJU, PHONE 2021 f wi? V Y 0 'Q A , f ,ee E NAM E LS cwsosore one P mM E RS A cwsssmf sowmu gon pgpumg mssrm, vwcu , C0A 'G Auuiovklimrxvf SATW' ms A commas A 17 74 EMM ,,..,- 35 M. L. FELKER INCCRPORATED PAM'S BEAUTY SALON 'Q Appo?1?tme.n.t' BILL, FRANCES, j In l DEBBIE AND ROBIN if BOURKE no f MRS. PAM WHITE Owner and Manager Congratulations to the GREAT For Fast Appointments Pho senior Class of 71! 1 ! Lone Star ne 1411 i FX! fl!! VII ll HH: 5. ' WYATT PHARMACY A,,,.e- ' was-w Lk ,W A.x,,- X3I? iY:' .f.,.,wx5:sa1m+:,,. ...W 1 f V 4LL. fLFv Wi. ,Eg 'E M5: 3'i f?W3? ' ?-f'Y?rA?'5 1 -N Aifz-iiiiiq ' ,f-.fait ---X 1 M XH - M fgkf? --'if I ' ' w M ' ' I f dl f if W Q bmi 'Hakim-N . 53 l. -fu x --QQ Compliments CHISM'S of STUDIO N BENNY'S DRESS Owned and Operated bv MR. AND MRS. LEO CADENHEAD 1100 Webb Daingerfield Daingerfield 645-2458 Dia1756-5101 Linden, Texas NICK'S GULF STATION Cornpliments of Box 589 Phone 7831 Lgne Star 9 Fine Fabrics - Shoes - Ready-to-Wear Longview, Texas Q -I gs JOHNSON PLUMBING Pump Service Plumbing Repair Backhoe Service 177 PERKISON JEWELRY Compliments of DR. AND MRS. O. C. BRADLEY, JR. R .,4.,V, A A? Congratul t R Q ,Q Seniors A X wg K SHOP S HUGHES SPRINGS n FROZEN FOOD CENTER BETTS GROCERY Hughes Spring Daingerfield Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK 'I 1 THE BAYBERRY I HOUSE ff I 4 Decorative Gifts of Distinction fl for All Occasions 1 F N Hughes Springs, I Texas I ETHEL HEARRON . Owner 102 E. First St. 639-2201 Hughes Springs 22. Rza as Swim 79 3 SIL-'ia TIGER DEN Mouth -W ate ring II Goodness '79 CONGRAT ULATIONS SENIORS '71 DR. AND MRS. W. L. BALLARD Daingerfield H 8. S AUTO SUPPLY KERMIT K. SIRRATT, Owner Wholesale Automotive Parts East Texas' Oldest and Finest C1othiers 513 N. High Phone PL 8-440k Longview, Texas 75601 Phone 12145 758-8991 Longview, T exas pt Z .s Q 'gmggy uaqqa q,,,,,,,. ' K 'A ' g, ls' A 1iR ,viii UWT? gAw!Qn7MMl?j I MW W I 5' . ,,,:vf,i,, .4 . .p Ni. , - .,. ..,,., J D MY ,pw D 1 V.. . 'TF A I UNITED DOLLAR STORE i ii nii Q Daingerfield Mount Plea sant DAILY TRIBUNE 5 Days a Week Y MACHINE SHOP, INC. PHONE 5811 DOYLE EDWARDS HIGHWAY 250 MANAGER LONE STAR. TEXAS CONNOR FLOWER SHOP Florist Telegraph Delivery Association MR. AND MRS. LEO CONNOR Phone 645-3676 Daingerfield, Texas Ktyic' RAPH .fx fe 1 0 Q? - v 'Z Q? w' - L 9 X J '2 Lb 9 x,1 -4 Sgml flour!!! HQHJBGIIIE I N711 WACKERS THE TRI - CITIES Complete Variety Store Daingerfield Richard H. Andrews INSURANCE AGENCY Lone Star, Texas RHYNE FARM SUPPLY Feed, Seed, Fertilizer and Insecticides PURINA DEALER Phone 636-2931 I81 LESLIE'S FARM SUPPLY Box 606 Phone 645-2735 Daingerfield, Texas 75638 Feed - Seed - Fertilizer - Hardware Distributor for Payrnaster Feeds Liquid-Feed Serving Tex. , Okla. , Kans. , Ark. and Illinois Ship It Right - Call C. A. WHITE C. A. WHITE TRUCKING CO., INC. Oil Field and Heavy Hauling P.O. Box 217, Lone Star, Texas C. W. CRAIG Dallas Lone Star Secy.-Treas. Ph. 214-368-2084 Ph. 214-656-4151 PIGGLY WIGGLY great place to visit Pittsburg Phone 8506-2871 T. SW all , . OOFFICE FURNITURE 405 N. JEFFERSON - PHONE 724-4352 ' MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS 75455 ' OFFWE SUPPUES Bos CONROY INTERNATIONAL Il:iILi:Eiiiv:AI- P. O. Box 790 - Highway 67 - Mt. Pleasant, Texas 75455 Phone: Area Code 214-724-3281 International Trucks . Farrnall Tractors . Farm Equipment 3 fum 'I 'M4'Z'f'i5y3iZ5b. . 'W'ffW2ww ,Q -f W,,Vi'. , -I I4 , ,T,,.,,.,,fg L45 4 ,I M-4, 6-2. LLM, i , 3 , V Ji , ' ,,-, 4 H , ' T' r 6 , . we , f- , .'w-' J, ,... 145, M., 'z , 'id 4, 'I' Kg, , f g wr L, sn Ev: I A I 'I g 1 I L ' ,Z, , gg H ,,.. 1. -fff , A,,Jfwff1v'f W. , Ji: JCE POLLAN'S ENCO STATION pmuliiii . 4 .M N N N W Y 183 S Compliments of M! I X, . X 553' 3 WIMBERLY O I f I s ELECTRIC CO. F I bl lZ7 E. First Hughes Springs, Texas MT. PLEASANT SAVINGS AND LOAN Westinghouse Chrysler Airte p ASSOCIATION . Maytag Hoover Zenith Roper Best Wishes Seniors '70 5 A M EAT ,gs w e 'zellvglg l ' 4. I 1:-1 K N 2.'s!p5l5:e ' jg3 -5- pw kj if A HOLCOMB'S SPORTING Goons BEAVEW5 7 to II Mt. Pleasant Linda Drive A Place For Good Sports Daingerfield, Texas 84 . ,V M- ,.,.,,A ....., W., . -,, -,W-.W .M W , W V 4 W ' . .. . , A - ...HX me ,..,,M.,,, , ,,,, I 2 wxmw' f'L wuWWW'?W'WfW'WfwWWWF'gW,gIQg, ' Wf4??fffffWF? W? ' ' Me m e, 4-eww-M J - ' ff 1-We 4 ' ' 'f ' V V A iw , ..,. . V . ,, , V . , ,,,, ,,, ,, Q, ..e..., SS 2 A .Q..'f 'W 3, K, ,jk Q, ,E ,ii,,f,w2g::5i5,,L, ,gif , J -, -,Z -, SAM HARVEY'S of Mount Pleasant Salutes the Daingerfield Tigers f f 'S fv' FRANCES BEAUTY SHOP Jone S Shopping Center Phone - 645-3411 Daingerfield is .Q-Q lr' -I :xv mtg 2. V -, I X . lfflfh fv'?f' X, BEE Y K CONGRATULATIONS - '71 CARL WREN ' QUALITY MERCHANDISE QUALITY MERCHANDISE Mt. Pleasant . . The Family Store and Catalog Order Center Congratulations Sr. '71 102 Webb Street Daingerfield DISCOUNT SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family X - ' , if 'ins .QQ 202 Coffey Street Daingerfield 130 North Elm New Boston 6 SECURITY STATE BANK 7 'f ' 'T Ore City, Texas GUS KENNEDY SHOE STORE Mt. Pleasant ' s Larges PA 4-4451 106 N. Jefferson Mt.- Pleasant, Texas 4 - 9 i t 5 l M PIGGLY WIGGLY E G M Owner 18 7 ! PEARSQN J' DRUG STORE In Busine ss for Your Health K. P. PEARSON .Ml i Y f ,I Registered Pharmacist on Duty Always FEDWAY For Fine Foods WZ 6 my Ei, ALPS CAFE Mt. Pleasant 188 Texas Best Wishes '71 Seniors BUTTER NUT BREAD Mount Pleasant, Texas SKILLERN'S DRUG 311 North High Street Phone 753-7631 Longview CONROY TRACTOR CO. Farm - Industrial Equipment TRACTUR 1101 W. 16 St. Mt. Ple JOHN A. CONROY Owner asant LEONS MEN'S WEAR u'11Like Yourself CURLEE SUIT . . So Will She Phone 639-2711 Hughes Springs L- W' Home of Better Val GROCERY MARKET M k R Gkbc exft 4 53,6 0 'Z u A l- N Q WEST,S V Q . Q 1, . .1 4L1 Ix 5 4 7 mi: yilliii L Your Family Stor Jenkins Mt. Pleasa t T a 1 Compliments of MT. PLEASANT SERVICE PARTS 106 North Jefferson Phone: PA 4 3686 8 f k '5f 3 Qw'Wf'e fng JOHNSTON V 9 , C FLOWER SHOP LL Em A . ....- .Q. -E mmmgd 773, 11 N ,SLN :Wutnew , I, :QW ' f FAST SERVICE f f Gif AT OCCOsiOr1S' MODEL CLEANERS CITY CLEANERS D g f ld D g f ld T L St HILL HOUSE CAFE LdD Dgfld RISE r I -dw-I PAY DAY v , 9' E. C. GRIFFIN CANDIES Atlanta, Texas Phone 796-2.082 Compliments of B. F. WALKER, INC Lone Star, Texas FlTT'S CONOCO 'TE , CONOC0 V! Firestone Tires Conoco Batterie s Wholesale Phone 7801 Lone Star Plenty of Room for Busses Stop at the Gilmer Phone 843 -2625 191 CLEMENTS SAND 8: GRAVEL COMPANY Sand - Gravel - Cement Ready Mix Concrete Draglines - Maintainers Phone 796-2600 Phone 5621 Atlanta Lone Star Compliments of ANJO'S Congratulations Seniors Your ready help er That's Southwestern Electric Power Company, your electric company people. Not just ready with good electric service at low cost, but also ready to help push along every program for better schools and communities . . . ready to work at the job of providing better living for everyone. l5llll!I'lTl Q' Q X 4 WX 1 E QQ, go' 1 ll X gl ,ff'l'r!A an M 1 V 'fl XY X-L ll ef K 1 ,Li U l 15'numwf:rfAw flfffkfrfbwfn ZZMFAIVY 92 ga' f ff 4, :f2,' f fi , 1 v , h Us :Mm f..W,. , 3 N , x 15 1 ,,.,, .f .- +w,,M, ' A 'fa is 1 a 11 5 ff , i V ,h Q I M V H: A leel ll A ll l W lll l W WN ,A 4 i l ,, M ? 'fi Er. il H ,. , ,i W K iff, A H m ,. A KW, Www? In ,, fs QQ- I AN HV' S W - A -, - .- ,M ff' 4 Tuff? 1,9-M' -1 ,. X wie 5' 35 W ' , A: A ' , Mr. Billy Webb , pre S ident , is happy to se rve the patr ons of The National Bank . THE NATIONAL BANK 1 'M l l W l A1 + f 'iff 4, +A' E ' 4 . , H , ' Zf a::f+wqM57,e5v'f3,,w -Q. 71, fffgw ,:,.ff v a--fftffhf-vw av 1 'ff H , -. 1 . X, ,155 .- V' U - K 7 Wifi size 441 qs. w .taf ' OF DAINGERFIELD HONDA IRENE'S SPRUILL GARAGE 8. WELDING Paint and Wa11PaPe1' LARRY SPRUILL Partner Route 3, BOX 338 Phone PA 4-4431-:-203 N. Madison Custom Picture Frames Mt. Pleasant, Texas 75455 Made to Order Phone: 724-3285 feIdmcm's . . . etc. 113 West Tyler Longview, Texas 75601 Uoflfl ggfzinfing 5' Alfafionafzy Cjomflany, Una. 215 East Tyler Avenue Office Supplies :fi if Phone 753-2663 Longview, Texas REED'S GROCERY HELMS T.V. REPAIR 2: XX Your One-Stop Store North Coffey 645-2067 194 We Deliver We Service All Makes K . N -W. ,,,, an WFEWMQ 9 1 'E of ' 1 N5 or R1 -.2 'a K-3 ri 3 'a E w 4 bf i T or Qgg..,f ,1 i, ,, Mr. R. R. Morrison welcomes your insurance business. R. R. MORRISON INSURANCE 195 FASHION SHOPPE lam ' 1 WHITE'S SINCLAIR 7WMf 7 A xx SERVICE STATION 24 Hour Wrecker Service I-1a'CeS'E in Highways 259-250 Fashion Lone Star, Texas Day Phone 8511 Night Phone 645-2420 Phone 639-3061 Hughes Springs Best Wishes to the Seniors of '71 DEANO'S DAIRY HART I96 Game Room Hamburgers to T-Bones Sears Authorized Catalog Sa1es Merchant Owned and Operated by Pittsburg' Texas GLEN and NADINE cARRoLL 856-7726 LONE STAR NATIONAL BANK Q s W 'f '12 CRUMP'S Foon STORE , Lone Stale Compliments of AUDREY MAE CONNOR JERRY L. CHAMBLISS Tax Assessor - Collector Deputies S 1 te th JEAN KENNY SUE FREEMAN 1971 S HOMA MARTIN BESSIE SMITH DALBY AND MARTIN GENERAL MERCHANDISE l 98 Daingerfield AIllCON DITIONING co. R 060 ?cs f,, ' 0 0 D gg HOME COMFORT SPECIALISTS W' A' Fedders and Friedrich GROCERY Window Um Avinger, Texas Lennox and Friedrich Central Units 1420 North Jefferson Phone PA 4-2146 Mt. Pleasant, Texas Km- T14 BARRETT'S CAFETERIA LONE STAR STEEL I9 lil tft '44 I GEORGE BRABHAM INSURANCE AGENCY 391 Webb Phone 645-2286 fl S 4 H v YB, 12 . rs VII ' . , iahnlgi Q' ,, 3.2 will 'E . ff ,Q . - t 1' V r. um M fs , , J, . , . .4 f , f 5 iii? sf! Mrs. Odie Mae Harris, Mrs. Reba Bassett, and Miss Kathy McDaniel invite 200 you to visit GEORGE BRABHAM INSURANCE AGENCY. PITTSBURG MOTOR COMPANY C 'Inucxs Sale S IYIITIII' Service Buick Pittsburg, Texas IF l1 S GOOD FOOD YOU YIAll1'-- if HUBERT end LoWELL Have A Better Deal , - 21 1 Wmf . . LOWELL HOLLOWAY FURNITURE 1 BENNlE'S CAFE Good Food and Friendly Service' Open 6 a.m. - 12 p. rn. Phone 7891 Lone Star, Texas Your RCA Dea1er! Longview, Texas TEXAS FURNITURE COMPANY J. E. LOCKHART, SR, J. E, LOCKHART, JR, Your Store for the Horne Phone 758 -44 74 P. O. Box 1446 Longview, Texas 75601 GREEN MOTOR COMPANY E AUBREY GREEN ICHRYSLERJ JERRY GREEN 856-2585 pwmoum 856-3041 C1eanest Cars In Town 243 Greer B1vd. Pittsburg, Texas FAMILY FASHIONS Fashions for Every Occasion MRS. LA VONN DYCUS, Owner Avinger, Texas Phone 562-3781 20' RENA'S IW, an on 'fi iv, :As hun i l....n-....4.....i. S e 21- e uQ f ii Niki k ,. we Y A M: Ak ' f H f-:. i M X i i he Q Q b f 'N S. N + N, Y Q 1 , X , ph? L .1 ..,i5 p g' Q -Mar :gif 5. .. F iii kkik A A A K ik ,.,x X vi iik A ...aa .R 5 W-wi f - W 0 KT ' E 3 .. diana gp -- rg, .W uw , I 2 - A' ' k. ' ik - -..: -K we .. v ,e . ' A e e A if i , ei l W.. K... e M-w hnumn Q T' 1 ,.. , Mrs. Rena McCain and Mrs. Josephine McCain invite you to visit their fashion 202 shop, located in the Jones Shopping Center, Daingerfield. CompiimentS Compliments of of J. B. WHITE O. G. STANLEY STORE sg X e Tiff 2 R QI Best Wishes Seniors '7l! Lone Star, Texas CHANNEL CATFISH DINNERS SCENIC VIEW CHUBBY'S RESTAURANT AND CATERING SERVICE MOTEL AND FISH CAMP Phone 656 -4272 BOX 72.9 L S , T one tar was CHUBBY GRIGG, Owner 3 fo.,- i5'L94 Phone 968-2048 Ore City, Texas I 20 LIVELY OLDS - CADILLAC 11 ,f -1 fe-2 ,as-: -,H 14 M- me w. 1. ., V . : f f,.. r.,, g L 'wb-' M-i7wi15X1f1462. ,am f, I2 V' -31 if ' ,il H117 K' A '--, ,.',,, '- ' 11 M 1 ,K I -QQ N-:M 1 Iwgm T vim: m-K A-54' WHERE SATISFACTION IS STANDARD EQUIPMENT 411 North Green Longview, Texas 753-3301 LONE STAR TRUCK STOP REST STOP FOR TRUCKERS Bunks . . . Showers OPEN Z4 HOURS Restaurant PUBLIC SCALES U. S. Highway 259 Compliments of HAROLD NIX MORRIS COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Dial 7981 Lone Star REDFEARN'S BAKERY . 5 Jn ' 7 0 Filucuik 'a Illll 0 -I W 0 X 3 U lllnl-u9..,u...nu-w. ff? og Wm ' : v l if Distributors of Wonder Bread and Hostess Cupcakes r 'Z K TODAY'S FABRICS Q' ' 1-LQ' I A For Your Best in Sewing ' Hughes Springs Phone 639-2301 FULLER SUPPLY COMPANY Hardware and Appliances P. O. Box 230 Carpet and Furniture Phone 756-5371 Linden 20 DO-NUT CHEF E. I.. FARMER TO SUIT YOUR AND CO. K SNK! TASTE fx , FSI- o . . . ?:' 'gig O11 F1e1dHauI1ng Q ' Cake f I fe, Ss onr P.o. BOX 355 6 Peclal Phone 1111 J rx Occasio ' Lone Star, Texas Phone 645-3266 Daingerfield, Texas TOM POLLARD PIANOS AND ORGANS THE COMPLETE MUSIC STORE Mt. Pleasant Ph. 724-6410 MILLER and CURRIER BAND INSTRUMENTS GUITARS and AMPS aaffanf sms sm Mt. Pleasant, Texas 'x 2 , ,W 6 gg! w E W I ' N ,Nf,vf f A-'ffwf' ' V' R 'J '3 ' J if RRRR ' ,An W M V ' Q- AA RTW? , , MW, . 4 I .,,L n ,, I R, I or R R arR R , l lE R 5 W Q45 's was me IRASLC gf. 4 'mnnovsawff BEEN fi A jg 5 4 f ,av I ...L R 4 R r Raw 1 Q -1 4 f l fi ff, 4 J Q R ay rrrrrrr zfjggij, Q? 9 ' ul l 2 or ,AV g R a R' gif!! any 3, F R , rg -V V ,R R , ,, 'Rr' ' V., ' R A .f f by R - H R Peggy Forrest, Laura Larsen, Kathy McDaniel, and Charoletfe Nix are looking for a good show to come to the MORRIS THEATER. g MORRIS THEATER 7 ' OWENS' GROCERY 99 ,. 6' AND sTATloN A- fs--rw Q, 904 Coffey sr. Y 645-2520 RUTLEDGE POST IIRST YARD CreoSote Post and Poi . Bank Warm, Frileliiidly Service One Mile on Hi-Way 300 Gilmer, Texas Mt. P19353 t T PATTERSON'S FURNITURE 08 Pittsb 7 7777 7, ,7 , 7, , 7s ' 7 7 ,gk--W -I7 M ,, -.. at X Yfvfx Iwi KQV Y eg ' ff E5 f + Mrs. Bobby West Displays a variety of antiques at the GREEN HORSE ANTIQUES. MORTON'S FOODS . 3 ITSA WH0lE NEW CAMP'S Grocery, Market, Station The Best Meats in Town 19 9 b -L I T 94 gd 'J' 9 fx, My PN 501 East Jefferson St. Daingerfield Phone 645-8388 STOP N SHOP C mpliments f WHITE'S AUTO d d S stone S h L S 1-1 gh y 259 D g f ld I d O td N k N k C uw ' an BUICK MT. PLEASANT TEXAS 0111314 , , . i+e 0 .Smile m GVQYY b ! ,kai Hoo E. MARSHALL LONGVIEWTEXA5 PHQ. 755 om KNIEFF'S FAMILY STCRE is tw 4 i M ff 9, J? A ,S to 'l Q we al 3 em. Mr. Pat Knieff, with his employees, offer complete one-stop shopping for the entire family for all occasions - Date, School, Sport. 213 Scurry Street Daingerfield Phone 645-2267 ww V ww 5 md WW'-1 W W haw W' if' Phone 756-5021 Clothlng Shoes T lnden Texas 3 M 5 rv FF4 A uf- ! ' Compliments of COUNTRY MEAT MARKET TIGER BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. John Traylor Paul Shirley Family Mr. and Mrs. Mac Holmey Bobby and Rosalyn Michelle Garrison Mr. and Mrs. Billy Zachry Paula, and Carrie 1 vi , J'- Lone Star, Texas x I A A A GULBRANSEN KMBALL KAWAI FRANK CRABBE MUSIC CO0 MAIN AT MARTIN STS. LONE STAR. TEXAS 75668 PHONE 656 5841 ORGANS PlANos 2 Teresa Wetzel, Mrs. Luke Lunsford, and Jodee McKay invite you to visit IVIARLENEHS. , l Coffey Street S Daingeyfleld 214 TIGER FRIENDS WHO BACK DHS Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cortines, Sharon and Pat Rollie, Hazel, Greg, Randy, and Lisa Maddox Danny Owens Jean Mingus Byrd I. B. Gimp Tucker, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Jodie Hubnick, Joe and Gary Mr and Mrs Bill Thomas and Vicki Mike Drake Mr and Mrs Jack MacKay, Christy Lynn Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Blair, Ann and Mike Mr and Mrs James McDaniel and Deb Mr. and Mrs, James E, Barnett Mr and Mrs J. R. Stanley and Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Rip Gossett, James and Jerry Mr and Mrs H. D. McNorton Mr and Mrs Dick Crossland Mr Mr and Mrs and Mrs . H. R. England and Murray Buddy Owens and Debbie B. C. 81111. Auto Supply Galen and Butch Smith Cecil and Ruby Pearson Mr. and Mrs. James L. Walker Mr. and Mrs. Casey Russell, Jerry, Randy, and Janet Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Richardson Howard and Helen Cress George Lindley's Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Vance R. Phillips, Pattie and Ricky 5 '35 ,ILP Z4 T 1 -.Qu f - -s xv N2 X X . 'X - ' M Q K F 2, A iq 'Ex 3 Q 91 X QW 'A ,SME hh if Wax ms f Il I 3 ,Y WIG AND BEAUTY SALON IAR Y SIMS, Owner .v ,.. 1,51 MQW GERALD SIMS Owner Dalnge rfleld A V . 'A - MMM 7 G U L F E ff A 3 , 211 ff xx 115 S Y3 ,,S, 5 S sv Sx,xwQQTxf,INk Qu 'Nl 2 fi, E .iff S s b X M.. ,zxm ,t . I E 3 Zi 5 A I 2 X I f Hg Qizw. . I 545 'it The employees of THE FIRST STATE BANK IN AVINGER seated, Mrs. Dorothy Burnsg standing, Mrs. Mozelle Allen, Mrs. Elizabeth Middleton, and Mrs. Erline Clark. EITC, FIRST STATE BANK IN AVINGEII 2 108 Webb st. TRUITT ELECTRIC W Bgrqfwmmin' NIXXIXI1 Daingerfield XI XXI XII 4-ng-N .Wm Lys- - fir af 14 ig: -:Q -+- ,.T ,- 7'f ..a- MIKE ALCORN Football l,2, 3,4, All-District 4g Basketball lg Track l,2,3, 4g Baseball 2,3,4g Tiger Teen Club lg Citizen of the Month 2,3g Mr. DHS 4. JOE ANSLEY DECCA 4. MARY ALICE AUSTIN Volleyball lg Band lg Pep squad 3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Spanish 1. -b- CAROLYN BARNETT Powder Puff Football 2, 3g Tennis l,2g Tiger Teen Club lg Office Staff 3g Choral lg Pep Squad l,2g FHA l,2,3g Mask and Wig 3,4g OEA 4. ANGELA BARRETT Office Staff 4g Pep Squad l,2g FHA 1,2,4. PAM BARTLETT Transferred from Okemah, Ok, 4g UIL 2g Pep Squad 3g FHA 4. ANN BLAIR Pep Squad l,2g FHA l,2,4g OEA 4. GARY BRYANT Baud 1,2,3g VICA 4, Senior Activities STEVE BYRD Track l, 2,3,4g Class Favorite lg VICA 1, Officer. -C- DEBRA CAPPS Volleyball 3g FHA l,2,3g OEA 4. KA THY CA PPS Pep Squad l,2,3,4g FHA l,2g OEA 4. CLIPPER CARPENTER Football 3g Track 3,4g Nation- al Honor Society 2,3,4g Sci- ence Club 3,4. DANNY CATE Band 1,35 VICA 4. NEAL RAY CHAMBLISS Tiger Tales Staff 4, Business Managerg FFA l,2, Officer 2: FTA 4. ANTHONY COLE Band 1,25 FFA 1,2,3,4g VICA 4. LARRY COLLINS Football lg Basketball l,2,3g Track lg Baseball 2,3,4. GA RY CONNALLY Football l , 2, 3 , 4g Basketball 2,3g Track lg Baseball lg Tiger Tales Staff 4g Choral 3, 4g FFA lg Science Club l,2. JIM MY C ORNELIUS Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,sg Track 1,2,3,4. LOU CORNELIUS Solo and Ensemble l,2,3,4, State 3, Twirling 4g Class Favorite l,2g Homecoming Queen 4g Tiger Teen Club lg Band l,2,3,4, Officer l,2,3g Drum Major 45 Band Sweet- heart 4g Citizen of the Month 25 Tiger Tales Staff 4g FHA 1,29 Mask and Wig 4g Miss DHS 4g Most School Spirit 4. SHARON CORTINES Tennis 2,3, Dougle Teamg Volleyball 3g Tiger Tales Staff 4g Pep Squad l,2,3,4g FHA lg Mask and Wig 3,4g FTA 4. JOHNNY CROMER Football l,3,4g Basketball lg Track lg Choral 4. PATTI CRUSE Tiger Tales Staff 4. -d- LINDA DAVIS Basketball lg Volleyball lg Choral lg FHA l,2,3,4. GLENDA DENMARK Basketball lg Volleyball lg Band l,2g Choral l,3,4g Pep squad 3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4. IUDY DURRETT Pep Squad 1,2,3,4Q FHA 1,23 Mask and Wig 3,43 OEA 4. .. e.. SHARON EDMOND Basketball 13 UIL Debating and Typing3 Freshman Queen3 Band l3 Ideal Student 33 Pep Squad 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,43 Officer 2g Class Officer 1. LHNIDA EDWARDS UIL Solo and Ensemble l,2, 3,43 State 2,33 Majorette 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Tiger Tales Staff 43 FHA l,2, PA TRIC LA EPPS Basketball 13 Volleyball 13 Band 13 Choral 13 Pep Squad 23 FHA 1,2. JOYCE EVANS Basketball lg UIL 13 Majorette 13 Choral 1,43 Pep Squad 33 FHA 1,2,43 OEA 3. THOMAS EVERETT Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Baseball 1,2,3Q Band 13 Choral 13 FFA 2, 3, 4. SAM EWAN Football 1,2,3,43 Track 1,3, 43 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Spanish 2-3. -f- DENISE FAIR Volleyball 23 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Officer 23 OEA 4. VICKI FLEMING FHA 1,2,3,43 Officer 23 Choral 2,31 Pep Squad 1,2,3, 43 Mask and Wig 23 Future Teachers 3. MIKE FOLMER Band 1,2,3. PEGGY FORREST Librarian 23 Office Staff 3,4Q Tiger Tales Staff 43 Den Staff Editor 43 Student Council Of- ficer 43 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Mask and Wig 43 FTA 43 Who's Who Service Award 4. SONDRA FOWLER Office Staff 43 Citizen of the Month 33 Den Staff 4g Pep Squad l,2,3,43 FHA 1,23 Officer 23 Mask and Wig 4, Play Cast 43 Student Council Officer 43 Who's Who Versatile Award 4. STEVE FOWLER Football 13 Student Council 3, 43 National Honor Society 3,4Q Officer 4s Mask and Wig 43 Future Teachers 4, Officer 4. -g- KATHY GANDY Cheerleader 3'4Q Tiger Teen Club 13 Citizen of the Month 13 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1, 23 Mask and Wig 43 Library 1,2Q Officer 23 OEA 4. DA VID GA RRETT Football 3,43 Basketball 1,2, 3,43 Track 13 Band 13 Choral 43 FFA 1,2,3. RICKY GIBBS VICA 4. MARY GILBERT Basketball 13 Volleyball lg Band 13 Choral 13 Pep Squad 3,43 FHA 1,2,3,4. STEVE GLASS Football 1,2,33 Basketball 13 Track 13 VICA 4, Officer 4. MICHAEL GRAINGER Band l,2,3,43 All-District 1, 2, Lt. 3, Capt. 43 Tiger Tales Editor 43 National Honor So- ciety 3,43 Spanish Club 43 Mask and Wig 3, 4, Officer 43 FTA 1,2,3,43 Who's Who Service Award 4. -h- CLIFTON HALL VICA 4. STEVE HALL Science Club 1,4. ANDY HARRIS Football lg Basketball 1, 23 Track 13 Librarian 43 Tiger Tales Asst. Editor3 Den Staff Bus. Manager 43 National Honor Society 3,42 Choral 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Science Club 33 FTA 2,3,4, Officer 43 Library Officer 4. 9 I ,,,. 4 egg? ., g QV mx, W Senior Enloy Lost Year MARILYN HAYES Tennis 25 Pep Squad 1,25 FHA 15 Mask and Wig 35 Library l5 OEA 3,45 Officer4. ORVILLE WAYNE HAYNES Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Citizen of the Month 45 Ideal Student 1, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Officer 45 Spanish Club 35 Mask and Wig 45 Science Club l,2,3,4, Officer 45 Tiger Teen Club 15 Who's Who Most Courteous Award 4. MADALYN RUSSELL HEADRICK Transferred from Robert E. Lee High, Midland5 Basket- ball 15 Volleyball 15 Swim Team 25 Pep Squad 3,45 Spanish 35 Mask and Wig 3, 45 Officer 45 FTA 4. RICK HILLIN VICA 4, Officer 4. JOEY HOWARD Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 1, 2,3, 45 Baseball 35 Spanish 35 Class Officer 1, 2. HENRY HOWELL Football 35 Track 15 FFA 1,2. DICKIE HUGHES VICA 4. STUART HUGHES Football 1,2,3,4: TFHCR 1: Tiger Teen Club 15 Tiger Tales Staff 45 Class Favorite 25 Mask and Wig 3,45 Class Officer 3. RAY HURNDON Football 3,45 All-Dist. Hon. Men. 45 Basketball 2,35 Track 15 Band 15 FFA 1,2,3. -j- IERRY JACOBS Band l,2,3,45 Solo and Ens. 2,3,45 All-Reg. 3,45 State 35 FTA 45 Mr. FTA 4. CARMEN JOHNSON Pep Squad 1,2,35 FHA 3,45 FFA Sweetheart 45 OEA 4. DALE JOHNSON Football 15 Mgr. 2,35 Spanish 35 Science 1,2,35 FTA 4. PATSY JOHNSON Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Choral Club 15 FHA l,2,3,4, WILLIAM PAUL JOHNS TON Future Farmers 1,25 Officer 1, 25 FTA 45 VICA 4. BRENDA ION ES UIL Solo and Ens. 1,2,3,45 State l,2,35 Tiger Teen Club 15 Band l,2,3,45 Citizen of the Month 25 Tiger Tales staff 45 PHA 1,25 Mask and Wig 4. MADRON JUSTISS UIL 2,35 State Finals 35 Li' brary 1,25 Office staff 45 Citizen of the Month 35 Ideal Student 15 National'Honor Society 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Squad 1,2,35 FHA 1,25OffiCer 1,25 Science Club 2,3, Officer 35 Who's Who Most Depend- able Award 4. -k.. KARLA KALB Transferred from Reagan High, Houstong Pep Squad 3, 45 FHA 35 Spanish 3, -1- MIKE LAIRD Football 1,35 OEA 45 Officer 4. DAVID LANAGAN State Solo and Ens. l,2,3,4, All-Reg. Band 1,2,3,45 All- Dist. Band 1,25 Zone Band 45 Band 1, 2, 3,45 Officer 1, 2,3, 45 Officer State Band 1, 45 Tiger Tales Staff 35 Choral Club 35 Science Club 3, 45 FTA 1,2,3,4. LAURA LARSEN UIL Solo and Ens. l,2,3, State 1,2,35 Volleyball 35 UIL Typing 25 Band 1,2,35 Den Staff Editor 45 Pep Squad 45 FHA 15 Spanish Club 45 Mask and Wig 3,45 Home- coming Nominee 45 Majorette 3. MARY LAWTON Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Band 15 Choral 2,45 FHA 1, 2,3,4. RICHARD LEE Football 1, 2, 3,45 Basketball 222 1,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Choral 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,25 Spanish 15 Science 1,2, FREDREKIA LEWIS Football 2,3,45 Track l,2,35 UIL 15 Band 15 Ideal Student 25 Who's Who Citizenship Award 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Choral 15 FFA 1,25 Citizen of the Month 4, PAULA LILE FHA 1,2,35 OEA 4. KENNETH LONG Football 1,2,3,45 Hon. Men. All-Dist. 45 Track 1,45 Science 1,3,4. ..m.. KEITH MCCAIN Mask and Wig 25 VICA 4. MOLLY MCCAIN Tiger Tales Staff 35 Pep Squad 1,2,35 FHA 1,25 Spanish 3, Officer 35 Mask and Wig 4, Officer 4, Play Cast 45 FTA 2, 3,4, Officer 3, 45 Library Club 1, 2, Officer 25 Who's Who Citizenship Award 4. ROBERT M CCA IN Football l,2,35 Tiger Teen Club 15 Tiger Tales Staff 45 Mask and Wig 45 FTA 4, Officer 4. KATHY MCDA NIEL UIL Typing 35 Band 1,2,3,4: All-Reg. Band 25 National Honor Society 3,45 FHA 1,25 Mask and Wig 45 Class Officer 45 OEA 4. IODEE MCKAY Class Favorite 45 Tiger Teen Club 15 Pep Squad l,2,35 FHA l,2,35 Mask and Wig 45 DECCA Officer 4. MIKE Moms UIL 35 spanish Club 4. PATRICIA Moms Tiger Teen Club 15 Librarian Officer 35 Tiger Tales Staffg Pep Squad l,2,35 FHA 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Mask and Wig Play Cast 35 FTA 45 OEA 4, BOYD MOTT Football 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Track 1,3,45 Choral 45 Mask and Wig 35 Science 1, 3,45 FTA 4. -n.. CHARLOTTE NIX Band 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil1,2,45 FHA 1,25 Mask and wig 3,45 oEA 4. ..P- PATTI PARSONS Tiger Teen Club 15 Band 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Officer NHS5 Pep Squad 2,3, 45 FHA 1,25 Mask and Wig 45 OEA Officer 4. SANDRA PHILLIPS Pep Squad 1,25 FHA 1,25 Mask and Wig 3,4, Officer 45 FTA District Meet 4. JERRY PRA TT Football 1,2, 3,45 All-District Defense 2,3,45 All-District Offense 45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 15 Baseball 2,3,45 Citizen of the Month 15 Ideal Student 35 Student Council 3, V. Pres. 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Mask and Wig 3, 45 Class Officers 1,25 Who's Who Versatile Award 4. DEBY PRESTWOOD Tennis 1,2,3,45 Tiger Teen Club 15 Librarian 35 Pep Squad 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,45 Mask and Wig 3,45 FTA 4. -1-- BECKY RAMS EY Volleyball 35 Pep Squad 1,2, 3,45 FHA 1,25 Spanish 35 Mask and Wig 3,45 DECCA Officer 4. RANDY RUSS ELL Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Baseball 1,2, 3,45 UIL Play Cast 3,45 Tiger Teen Club5 Tiger Tales Staff 45 Spanish 35 Mask and Wig 3,45 Class Officers 1, Class President 4. ROSALYN RUTLEDGE Tiger Teen Club 15 Librarian 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Pep Squad l,2,35 FHA 1, 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Mask and Wig 3,45 FTA 45 Miss FTA5 Library Officer 3,4. ..S.. SHERRY SATTERFIELD Pep squad 1,23 FHA l,2,33 Officer3 Mask and Wig 3,43 FTA 3,42 Library Officer 3. WILLY SEARCY UIL 13 Band 1,23 National Honor Society 13 Choral 1,23 Choral 1,2Q FFA 13 Spanish 33 Class Officer 1, JUDY SKELTON Pep Squad 2,3,43 OEA 43 Officer 4. STEVE SKIPPER Football Mgr. 1,2,3,43 Basketball Mgr. 1 , 2, 3 , 43 Track Mgr. l3 Citizen of the Month 33 Tiger Tales Staff 43 Student Council Rep. 1,23 President 43 Mask and Wig 3, 43 Class Officer 33 DECCA 43 Who's Who Dependable Award 4. CYNTHIA SMITH Solo and Ens. 1,2,3,4Q Band 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2, Officer 23 Mask and Wig 3. NOLENE SMITH FHA 1,2,43 Officer 4g DECCA 43 Tiger Teen Club 1. TOMMY SMITH Football l,2,33 Basketball 1, 2,3,4Q Track 1,23 Tiger Teen Club 13 Library Officer 33 VICA Officer 4. VICKI SMITH Class Favorite 33 Citizen of the Month 43 Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4, Officer 43 FHA 1,2,33 Mask and Wig 43 DECCA Officer 4. DOUG SPENCER VICA 4. GEORGIA STANLEY Tiger Teen Club 13 Pep Squad 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2,43 Mask and Wig 3,42 FTA Officer 43 OEA Officer 4. KA THLE EN STOERMER Tiger Teen Club 13 Librarian 1, 2, 3,43 National Honor Society 3,42 Pep Squad 1,3, 43 FHA 1,2,3Q Officer 23 Mask and Wig 3,4, Play Cast 43 Science 3,43 FTA 3,43 DECCA 4. ut- AMANDA TAYLOR Basketball 13 Choral 1,2,3,4Q Pep Squad 3,43 FHA 13 Span- ish Club 33 Mask and Wig 2. CARLA TAYLOR Tiger Teen Club 13 Pep Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 23 Spanish 33 OEA 4, VICKI THOMAS Tennis 3,41 Volleyball 3,42 Tiger Teen Club lg Tiger Tales Staff 4g Pep Squad 1,2, 3,4, Officer 43 FHA 1,2,43 Mask and Wig 3,4, Play Cast 33 Class Officer 3. DUS TY TITTLE Football Mgr. 33 Basketball Mgr. 33 UIL Mask and Wig Play Cast 43 DECA Officer 4. SHARON TRAYLOR Basketball 3: UIL Vocal sore 13 National Honor Society 3, 43 Choral 1,3,43 Cheerleader 43 FHA 13 Homecoming Nom- inee3 Miss DHS Nominee 4. MELANIE TUCKER Tiger Teen Club lg Pep Squad 1 2 3 4- FHA 1 2 3 Officer 23 Mask and Wig 3,4, RANDY TURNER Football 1, 2,3,4: Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,43 Tiger Teen Rep.: Choral lg VICA Officer 4. ..V- DAVID VINSON Football 2,3,43 Track 3,4, LUCY WACASEY Band 1,2,3,4, Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3,43 FHA 1,2, 3, Officer 33 Mask and Wig 3. GEORGE WADE VICA 4. JUDY WALKER UIL Spelling 13 FHA 1,23 Spanish Club 3,4, EARNEST WATSON Football 33 Basketball 2,33 Baseball 13 UIL 13 Choral 13 FFA 1,42 Spanish Club 1,23 Class Officer 1. MARILYN WHITE Pep Squad 1,2,4: FHA 1,23 Spanish Club 33 OEA 4. R. T. WHITMORE Band 13 FFA l,3,4. 223 224 BRENDA WILLIAMS Volleyball 3g National Honor Society 3,4g FHA 1,2g Science 35 Library 1,2, IANICE WILK ES Tiger Teen Club lg Pep Squad 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g FHA Officer 2g Mask and Wig 4g DECCA Officer 4. SHERRY WILSON Tiger Tales Staff 4g Pep Squad 1,2g FHA 1,2,3g Mask and wig 4g FTA 4. STAN WYATT Football 1 , 2 , 3 , 4g All-District 3,4, All-East Texas 3,4, All- Cypress Valley 3: Baseball 1, 2,3, All-District 3g Citizen of the Month lg Den Staff 43 Spanish 3g Officer 33 Class Officer 2, ..y.. CLARENCE YOUNG Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All-District 2,3, All-Cypress Valley 45 Basketball 1,2,3g Track 1g Band lg Choral 3g FFA 1,2,3. ..Z- MELANIE ZIMIMER Tiger Tales Staff 33 Pep Squad 2,35 FHA 33 FTA 35 OEA 4. s 1 1 xl F-,,,,,,...l f 'S .... X if?- fb 1 1 4 '1 4

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