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I N ' ,- .X X gf Q ' Y 5 '3 A , -, X 'VW- 5 iv ' , fr U 1 A, V . f if X l' xx - 151. V' ' ' 2 , S' rgf. , ' '- -rfc, 11 1 ' 'lm K 5 ip- N -'ck 74:5,1J,5f,'Qif-.f,g, ' ' H :sw 'V . A V I uf' .' , , i.:.f :4:dr-'iff'-fam ' .-I 'H 2 5 .' , 2 s, X ' f ' . ir ' 2-iMf.4'f,f.f'?'5if!'? ' ff- ? f'ff'.-1em2f:1fw L.1 S x 5 , ' -- X ' X V' . gQfi'fJT7Zx-'5Q:',..f a fa W 5, , -Q'gQyjrJ3ag,::'i.:fg-1.31151 , . f , Jn Contents Leadersh1p 0Ig3H1Z3t1OHS Honors 8a Achlevements Ind1v1dual1ty Advertlsements There are places I remember all my l1fe, Though some have changed V i ll K' I . h l I ff '-if .fi A . l, ' ,V-'flQ1if'7 ,- -la - JY Wflill , L wl- ' H1 Q3 as . . ' 'T Hif:'f5 .. i af A lliiflagrf-'I' 1 ' .Qin g 3 fe 3 5 'Si 1 N107 nl ' G5 V '. ,A ,: J? 5, Some forever, not for better, X Some have gone and some remain. '2 'D All these places had their moments With friends I still can recall. 3 I .n 3 J if 1' I Some llave stayed and some have gone, In my life Fve loved them all. 4'UmX k l I ! 1 But of all these friends There's no one that compares with you. ? 'B I za. ' - ar Y' , '9 : 1 X My ' My fi If I A gil? F- -5 s ig Y I it -W fl 1 ' ' . 1 4' . - . fe 1. Q h . b Af .l ,,4' if , J ' F, ' V' 3 4531-ds' ' I , ,Z I Ae 'A - V - 4 sf' g ii 'S' . iff' 313 I s P. .Je ' g 3 . , r x ,J I I 1 55, 'A 'x ff 1 xp ' :Q 'ki , 'Im 3 tv, W ,, J Y , V K, A eu it ,:,, A fl .- o e - J' 4 eoo 2 j 2- ' e T, , 'f 1512535-5.1 X 1 'J' ': W if .. H ip .a ,sie ' P fe ,gkvlfs , . s Q F . A .f S- - 5 A 53? Q , ' 5 'QL 5 ,A :A . S :I 5. so ffwf f . .KG 5 x' ,Q , 4 ,. fo' ' Q 5' M J' ,f'-vS L1:' X ik Q s F- Q . fi fm fa sfsfei i n 45? , ' Ei f E And these memories lose their meaning As I leave you for something new. :'f' r 2 D , I V 4 14 f , ., fa, . A 5 Y - -V sf '. -'W' Ki Though I know I'1l never forget The people and things that went before 1 - 4 Q I Q .1 nw 5-L... fl' ln, I - K I know I'1l often stop and think about them In my life, I'll remember Decatur High more. t I x X x X 1 M, I t 1 vt gg l If rj? ! if 1' ff he t f 2 Nm W' V, 1 N . . L , 1 1 r 1 gif' . 'E' L-Vg , K ii I V 1 ' w f 1 w A r J Q 1 W N . , , f -sf, K X 'LW f.f,,,,,,,Gw,-1-1' ff,, ear? 2. 1 8,5 Q . R Wa School akes pproved List With enrollment up to 1342 students in the school district, the school board, under the direction of Neal Sattawhite, had its hands full with the problems of overcrowding and taxes. For the first time since 1968, the Decatur school system was fully accred- ited with no qualifications from the Texas Education Agency. The school system had been on advised status because of some flaw in the district's programs or facilities, primarily be- cause of the conditions of the junior High gym. This year the gym was completely renovated. The board also established a five year plan for improvement in several other departments. t Ts ,bw . S., NE21l S211l't21Wl'l1ll6 Superintendent School Board James Porter, Elton McCurdy, Coy Stephens, Ed For-bis, Ben Merritt, Jimmie Armes Ruth Workman 1 Secretary Betty DCI13 Morris - Tax Assessor Cummmgs Enis Takes DHS Helm School started off smoothly for the 76-77 school year with a record enrollment of 430 students. Bud Enis, former principal of Holliday, took over the duties of principal at DI-IS. Because of this increase in students, Mr. Enis saw his first year plagued with the usual pro- blems, plus new problems of over- crowding and material shortages. A strong believer in the stu- dent, and in student discipline, Mr. Enis established a system which allowed the students some freedom, but helped the school to run in an orderly fashion. Bud E1'1lS - Principal Myrle French James Eagle - Vice Principal l we George Young-Counselor Betty Wiley And Peggy Romines Faculty GRADY I. ENIS: B. S., M.Ed. - NTSU: Principal MRS. BETTY WILEY: Secretary GEORGE YOUNG: B. S. - ASM, M. Ed. - NTSU5 Counselor, SC Sponsor MRS. MYRLE FRENCH: Teacher's Aide PEGGY ROMINES: Aide KENNETH ATKINS: B.A. - NTSUg English, journalism, Yearbook, Newspaper, NHS Sponsor BOBBY ACTKINSON: M. Ed. - Texas Tech: Athletic Director, Health, Civics, P.E. 3 Soph Sponsor MRS. IOANNE BAKER: B.S. - Illinois State, English, Soph. Sponsor xx X T' , Q CARL BARNES: B.M., Ed. - TCU5,, Band, Eagle Doll Sponsor X, lx X TOMMY BRIGGS: B.S. - NTSUg History, Basketball, Football, Freshman Sponsor LAURA BYNUM: B.S. - NTSUg n Health, P.E., Girls' Athletics, Drivers' Ed.3 Pep Squad, Cheer- leader, Fresh. Class Sponsor MRS. BETTY CARSON: B.S., M. Ed. - NTSU5 Home and Family Living, I-IECE3 HERO-FHA, Fresh. Class Sponsor JAMES EAGLE: B.S. - NTSU, Asst. Principal, Am. History, Civics, Economics, Drivers' Ed. MRS. JOYCE ENIS: B.S., M.S, Ed. - Midwestern State, Math, Ir. Sponsor MRS. MARY NELL FORTENBERRY B.S., M.Ed. - NTSU, Librarian, Ye arbook-Newspaper Financial Advisor MRS. RACHEL GASPERSON: B.A. - NTSU, English, Spanish, PASF, Spanish Honor Society, jr. Sponsor IVAN HOLLAND: Vo. Ind. - AGM, Auto Mechanics: VICA Sponsor PAM HOLLAND: B.BA. - NTSU, Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping, FBLA, Jr. Sponsor DICK HUGHETT: B. S. - Hardin- Simmonsg Physical Science, Basketball, Soph. Sponsor MRS. JANIE HULL: B.S. - NTSU, Resource Teacher, Special Ed. KATHY MCINTIRE: B.M. Ed. - NTSU, Choir, Sr. Sponsor DALE MOORE: B.S., MST - Tarletong Biology, Sr. Sponsor SAM RECTOR: B.S. - ASM, M. Ed. - NTSU, Vocational Agriculture, FFA, Rodeo Club, Ir. Sponsor TOMMIE REID: M.A. - Howard Payne, Math: Sr. Sponsor MRS. LA ANNA RODRIGS: B.S. - Midwestern, M.Ed. - NTSU, English, Speech, Drama, Speech Club, Soph. Sponsor MRS. DENA SILVERS: B.S. - NTSU, Home Economics, FHA, Soph. Sponsor MRS. CYNTHIA SULLIVAN: B.A, NTSU, Chemistry, Physics, Biology II, Physical Science, Sr. Sponsor BRENT WILLIAMS: B. S. - Tarletong Vocational Ag. 3 FFA, Rodeo Club, Fresh. Sponsor MRS. NELDA YOUNG: B.S., M.Ed. - NTSU, VOEg OEA, Fresh. Sponsor ath There are many different math classes taught at Decatur. Funda- mentals of Math, Algebra I, and Algebra II are the basic courses with Geometry and Advanced Math also being offered. YH is -Hr. -es. A Left Mr Reid watches his class during Hats Off to the Eagles' day Top R1gh1: Mr Reid explains a theorem to his geometry class ff' 'ZAZAA Bottom Right. Mrs. Enis checks the grades for her fourth period math class fave am- if , A , wwwmm. M-osmm.,,,,,,,,k is K. Science Science students have an ad- vantage with a wide selection of courses. Besides the required cours- es of Physical Science and Biology, they can choose from Chemisizy, Physics, and Biology II. Left: Mr. Moore grades Biology tests. Below Right: Coach I-Iughett ex- plains the Physical Science assign- ment to his class. Below Left: Mrs. Sullivan smirks, knowing the assignment she has in store for her Chemistry class. English The importance of English is intensified because of the ever- growing need of complete com- munication. The English courses teach students to express them- selves and to appreciate great writers. Below: Mrs. Rodrigs explains a play to Duke Lester, Brad Cad- dell, and Yvonne Privitt. Right: Mrs. Baker averages grades for her English Ill classes. pf! ,J I A gg , uf f 1 gifs, fig MW 4 4V i -14 2 .Aix Bottom Left: Mr. Atkins grades senior English spelling papers. Top Left: Lisa Nobles puts the finishing touches on her research paper. Above: Mrs. Gasperson instructs her English I class. -SV it MS Qs P - X995 GBX X wgfowdx X Mfr fry by roi? lv if OFF? will SUJONX X - ,f 35642 N29 ON Ml VNS, , whims 0,5 bx QQ Whats W usb if S0 32,2915 Funn . 1 MW sims Right: Mrs. Fortenberry smi es, thinking of all the fines for over due books. Below Right: Miss Bynum grins at a joke made by a member of her freshman homeroom. Below Left: Posing for the pho- tographer are Sheryl Stanley, Speci 1 Ed adviser Mrs. Janie Hull, d Bessie Weaver Band And Choir The band and the choir were an important part of student life this year. The band and choir participated in the UIL contests in the spring. Left: Mrs. Mclntire checks roll during homeroom. Below: Mr. Barnes directs the band during the Christmas program K Social Studies The social studies classes at Decatur such as World History, American History, and Civics, are put together to make a well rounded study of past and present cultures and events. Y Above: Mr. Eagle explains jacksonian Democracy to an American History class. Top Right: Coach Briggs tells his World History class about the early civilitions. Bottom Right: Coach Atkinson talks with his homeroom about the upcoming football game. Business The business classes at Deca- tur offer wide variety to the stu- dents. Typing, Shorthand, Book keeping, and VOE are taught. Left: Mrs. Young answers another question for her VOE class. Below Left: Miss Dennis, student teacher, helps the VOE with their cookbooks. Below Right: Miss Holland explains the days typing assignment to jeff Eaton. 1 . ocational Indispensible and necessary skills are taught in the vocational courses at Decatur. Agriculture, I-Iomemaking, and Auto Mechanics courses involve field trips and out- of-school training. These skills ready students for the future. Right: Mr. Williams explains a part of the Parliamentary Guide FFA to Roger Ness. Below Right: Mr. Rector shows some of the chickens for an Ag project. Below Left: Mr. Holland checks a car in Auto Mechanics class. V 'x lx s 5 Wg ,X M ,S S. - 5- Ss QE' 1 in '- ,f. W if in Left: Mrs. Carson explains the day's assignment to her HECE class. Below: Mrs. Silvers tells Angela Isham, Becky Maxey, and Tam- my Harris how to brown meat. X , 30 1 A i 5 5 f I v 1 1 s l ' 1 P B A E x , l 1 K 2 i f L . , 'Q I u ,. U I 5 1 . 5 i I X 5 s l J NHS Sees Best Year For their achievements in Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Character, seventeen juniors f and one Senior had the honor of be- ' ing inducted into the National Hon- or Society on February 14, tallying a grand total of 32 members in the society. The NHS members also tromped through the woods to find the most perfect tree that would bring Christmas Cheer. The tree was found and decorated in truly honor- able fashion. Z Top: Ronnie Hale receives his certificate from Mr. Enis. Above: Newly inducted members listen as they take the NHS oath x F Left: Diana Spann, Judy Fitch, and Leticia Nunez help decorate the Christmas tree in the library. Below Right: Lisa Nobles lights her candle during the induction of new members. Below Left: Ernest Downs lights his candle during the induction cere- mony. I 3 f l ,Q . ' -.iv sw- , ' 71 4 , if in ,, ,V Swv 'l Ma? V as I ' 2 mf i 5 -gf , ri . W , . i ljrmrl, 'iii 3 1 Journalism lllf if Survives f This year's Journalism class survived among late deadlines and staff reassignments. The annual staff consisted of eight members, the only three seniors being the Editor, the Assistant Editor, and Business Manager. The newspaper staff underwent staff changes throughout the year as they fought a never-ending bat- tle With too few news stories and too many ads. The annual, the Crag, did come in and the newsL- paper, The Eagle, successfully pro- duced four editions this year. if 9 -L I Q - Q D Left: Cathy Buckner types a story of the just-o-writer. Top Right: Mark Cocanougher and Leticia Nunez want to be sure everyone knows who they are. Above: journalism members Angela Caraway, Cathy Buckner, Robert Co- canougher, Sheri Sewell, and Lynn Murphree show their enthusiasm on Tie-up the Tigeis day. Q... Z WM My ff . ug., -s ' ' f! r 'L .f l .K 5 . V K wiki? , Left: Leticia Trevino, CeCe Pe- gues, and Vicki Hughett lay out ads for one of the many spectacu- lar issues of the newspaper. Below Left: Alean East works to meet yet another annual deadline. Below: jeff Eaton works with great enthusiasm on the clubs section of the annual. New Faces For Band New faces and changes were in store for the DHS band this year. Under the direction of Mr. Carl Barnes, the band grew and improv- ed rapidly. Band members have had an ac- tive year performing for all foot- ball and district basketball games. In addition they attended Notre Dame Concert Festival in Wichita Falls and UIL Concert and Sight- reading. swf? Above: jeffrey Mercer, Graylen Limme, and Rey Juarez pound out a cheer during a pep rally on the square Top: The band marches down the field during halftime of a football game 'NN i N S .i tiki N pl , ,X f Hfffjrsy 13 ii! W 'WT 'Lily uv' Left: The band plays during half- time of a basketball game. Below Left: The band helps boost spirit while marching down the hall before a big football game. Below: Band members perform dur- ing the Christmas program. cn.. 'E Dolls Grow To Thirteen This year the Eagle Dolls added ing the number to thirteen. After a week-long summer camp, the girls returned to dazzle and delight the Eagle fans with their weekly :email 're - Q routines . Q. xy x . - J ' L-A i V.-L., T' 9 , . u ,N MX - Left: Cathy Buckner poses during the disc routine. Top Left: The dolls finish a routine during a pep rally. Above: The dolls perform during a chilly pep rally on the square. - an additional five members increas- Choir Gives Local Shows Though this year's choir con- tained only fifteen members, all were very enthusiastic. Under the direction of Mrs. Kathy Maclntire, the choir was very active singing at area nursing homes, attending concerts and plays, Christmas car- oling, and preparing for concerts of their own. Although the choir did not at- tend UIL contest as a group, sev- eral members participated at solo and ensemble contest. W Left: Mrs. Mclntire addresses the audience during a choir program. Top Right: The choir sings during its winter program. Above: The choir sings a Christmas carol during their winter program Left: Mrs. Mclniire directs the choir. Below: Troy McKinney, Mike Lansford, Mrs. Mclntire, and Amy Pegues discuss a piece of music. PY w.fs-fwxwwvsi-,I T sn x Cheerleaders in Honors The Decatur High Cheerleaders came back from Cheerleader Camp at Stephenville this past summer with many high honors. They painted signs all summer in preparation for the 76-77 foot- ball year. During the year they made sec , eral signs to place in the football boy's and coaches yards. They sponsored several 'spirit days such as Hat Day and Tie Day. Above: Cheerleaders lead pep rally march around the school. Top: Lori Ames leads a cheer during a football pep rally. stimuli' Left: Lynn Murphree, Sheri Sewell, and Leisa Gettys boogie down important district game. Below Right: The cheerleaders boost spirit during the homecoming game. Below Left: Lisa Nobles leads a cheer during a pep rally. i R ' Q .fu . , 4.,.,W!? M, -1 Q,wk-f-V1-ff.. f4V, ' TJ: 51142, Pep Squad Grows One of the growing organiza- tions this year was the Pep Squad. Sponsor of this group was Coach Laura Bynum, The pep squad not only attend- ed games, they painted signs and windows in town, and decorated the gym every week. To cover the cost of the mater- ials, they sold caps, had two bake sales, an ice cream sale and sold candy. H ,Y Above: Come rain, shine or freezing weather, the Pep Squad was always available to boost the spirit. Left: A bird's eye view of the hard-working and loyal Pep Squad. Top: Many hours are spent by Pep Squad members painting signs like these to decorate the gym for Pep Rallies. 44 l ,Ap ,, -- i M NN wi '15, W4 ' ' ' ,,,, Q-Pit p ,., V, p . p 7 9.M,,,9,M A 5 me W1 if sf? f -'ffmiw' - f f 'V V' ' fp ge - fe , If f e 4 ,Msn-w . if 3 .X es rl 'WT if Left: Pep squad members help boost spirit during a pep rally on the square. Below: Pep squad cheers the team during homecoming. FBL Stays usy This year the Future Business Leaders of America kept busy with many activities including field trips to nearby businesses. During the Eagle Basketball Tournament the club sponsored a spirit chain with 60M of the money given by a class going into the class treasury. The freshmen won the contest while the seniors battled for last place. Members participated in the district meet and a delegation also went to the state convention in San Antonio. Es it A Qi A Twist- ef iiffi 1' lf? iisa, 'Qs 5' Left: Stanley Shults adds links to the junior Spirit Chain. Top: John Porter calls an FBLA meeting to order. Above: Speaking to the FBLA during one of their meetings is Roy Eaton, publisher of the Wise County Messenger. 4 N . m9 M v of P N J .J xl ,X Q R' r f P60 05' , K1 MQLXQWX' N59 wi V sm W fi we ,A tshvk 3 -lu J,r -.ar r 0 K' W 'M' w Above: Qharla Womackfis enrolled in Typinggl, 'a requirement for be- ing a member of FBLA. Left: Rosalinda Holioiiziyf-Kagenw McClux'eQLfusan Moorggqbarlg ' xWomack,f'aZnd Rebecca Gardner prepare for the state convention. CEA Sells Cookbook Office Education Association had a busy year. To raise money they sold stationery, B-Craft, Tom-Wat, and had a tasting tea to promote the selling of cookbooks. They also gave a Halloween Party to the Kindergarten classes and a party for the girls basketball team before their bi-district game. They participated in Area Con- test bringing home 12 finalists. Ten members presented the annual Candlelight Ceremony at State and National Contests. ik dw' fav' has , -3,5 Q! i - ii E52 Left: Alean East reads the poem written by Mrs. Young in honor of the bas ketball girls during their party. Top: Carrie Christian, Cathy Buckner, and Penny Anderson enjoy the cup- cakes the OEA prepared for them. Above: Taking the oath of office for OEA from George King are Judy Cla- born, Penny Anderson, Deana Hunt, Diana Spann, and Myra Smith. L, fe I! f I' if Left: Miss Dennis and Mrs. Young label desserts at the annual tasting-tea. Top: Alean East and Myra Smith look through the scrapbook that won second at Area OEA contest. Above: Diana Addington displays the bulletin board which won third place at Area contest. FF Prepares For Youth Fair The Future Farmers of America worked hard this year, attending many fairs and judging activities. Members learned many skills under the direction of Sam Rect- or and Brent Williams. They worked on livestock judging, welding, leathercraft, and many other skills. 93105 l XRMERS ERICA S Q 'giv :gi A fl if in , soy? . c 'Q Mir 'emi' i 5 :rdf , V QV R ,fl , K If f Left: Monte Shaw and Mark Grant load a calf for the Youth Fair. Top: Kelly Myers, Patrick Sullivan and Mr. Rector repair the FFA sign Above: Scott Read and Gary Caraway prepare a calf for the Youth Fair. . ff 9 A Left: Clifford Spain works on a project during Ag shop. Below: Mr. Williams shears a sheep for an upcoming show. X HERO Compiles Cookbook Home Economics Related Occupations is an organi- zation make up of people in the Home Economics Co-op program. This year they assisted the Office Education Association in compiling cookbooks and spon- soring the tasting tea. They make Christmas ornaments for the teachers and prepared luncheons for the Southern Association Committee and Delta Kappa Gamma. ,iq ,f -if ' r ' , s mf' I ' , . A x is Q , , , 'lf A, 'p,, V , 51:1 M K a ,5 . fi A ' fill I, , Left: Connie Hale shows party decorations at the Cozy Nook Card Shop. Top Right: Terri Whitehead enjoys working with young children. Above: Kim Stone stocks yarn at Ben Franklins. f V y f sewliri WWW vw ye N4 ' -L ea' TN f. f W :A W' E y fi ylfix A Lvl! A ' 7 245' 4 42 Fig . fl I 'rl ll' es 5 ll ffl? Left: Ronnie Hale rings up a sale at Decatur Pharmacy. Above: Tammy Nigh checks new merchandise at Young Citizens. FH Decreases Membership For the first time in many years, FI-IA's membership decreas- ed from over a hundred to a grand total of about 60 members. This was due to the fact that interested students had to memorize and re- cite the FHA creed. FHA sponsored Wise County's annual Pecan Show in which the majority of the members entered and took top places. They also held the annual fashion show which featured Homemalcing I and II sewing projects. They attended the State Fair of Texas and to raise money sold cookbooks. . .rf ,m . I If Above: Nanette Woodruff models her two piece outfit. Left: Wearing the fashionable overalls is Tammy Cook. Top: FHA sponsor Mrs. Dena Silvers is emcee for the fashion show Above: Judging one of the contestants cakes are Anne Seaberry and Caroline Boggs. Left: Donna Kemp looks ready to strike someone on the front row while showing off her jumpsuit. Top: Jerri Thompson, Darlene Bible, and Mrs. Dena Silvers distribute the ribbons to the Winners of the Pecan Show. Pecan Show Successful i l.l' Above: A this doesn't taste too good expression is obvious on Kay Trul1's face. Top: Caroline Boggs decides that ludging foods can by a yummy us1ness. Right: The new fad of plaids is represented in Sheri Sherman's blouse. -4 U!!! Le nd Karen MCC ure enjoy refreshments while talking with Mrs. Stone after the induction ceremony. Below: Spanish Honor Society members patiently wait in line for the goodies. PASF Has fi t , , . S, d,j5?WN s,,'ZH,,.k, Act1ve Year at-M. is sw...-.41 .ivamre Pan American Student , W frggr 3 Forum had 64 members this 'VPN alffi I year, one of the largest enroll- A ' ' ments ever. Under club sponsor Rachel Gasperson, PASF members sold candles, fixed a spring Mexican Supper, made Christmas stockings for patients at Golden Years Convalescent home, and donated S100 to Pesos for Braces fan organization for needy child- renj. MPH' venti in SanA onio. Above: - - 1 tson, Karen McClure, Sheri Sewell, Ronnie Hale, and Stanley Shults take it easy at the state con TOP- d Karen McClure look at an exhibit in a San Antonio museum. A xo x U Y is Lg' wrftf N ' 3 f ' 5 N, I 4 X vw V 5 Cf' J ,J 1 ' 1 fvj 2-A ' A ,K , f sg fltf-t29j592ft f f f-Wwhzhff' ' 2 as 4' v f6??.l't Q t 21 A X 1 X-' , 4. 'x fl ,iw E ' A :- '7!fF g Sweetheart nd Beau Leticia Nunez And Robert Cocanougher L ' Ames poses with the beautiful scenery in San Antonio. Top Right: Sheri Sewell, Stanley Shults and Jerry Watson hunt for treasure during a break in the convention. Speech Adds Drama Class The Speech Club was very active this year. A drama class was added and a special home- room was formed made up com- pletely of debaters. Members put on plays for the school and spent the spring prac- ticing for the one-act-play. Debaters participated in sev- eral practice tournaments and attended UIL contest. 1 ' K K - N? A LEFT: Leticia Nunez reads over her part before trying out for the one-act lay. , , EOF RIGHT: Chester Roberson, Brad Caddell, Jimmy R1ChaIdS and Biff Hayes rehearse for a play. U ABOVE: jimmy Richards directs a play as james Trowbridge looks on. ,---1A ,ia H LEFT: Mark Cocanougher practices for the one-act-play. TOP: Dulce Lester, Yvonne Pri- vitt, Brad Caddell, Peggy Jones, and Mrs. Rodrigs prac- tice for the play Henry's Mail Order Wife.: SC Has New Ideas The Student Council was responsible for many new ac- tivities and new ideas this year. Some of the Student Council-spon- 'sored events were a volleyball tournament between the classes, a Gong Show, and a special assembly on energy conservation. While trying hard to make school more interesting and en- joyable, the Student Council presented three movies and a Senior Day, along with its spring finale, The Eagle Olympics. Besides sponsoring school activities, the Student Council also purchased a new film screen. The Student Council also repaired the sound system of the film pro- jector by replacing wires and plugs. v 11 Q55 Egg 00 rw... ,,,,.-cfi,.f fbi? Left: Rusty Ellis inishes setting up his equipment before his group performs for an assembly. Top: Bird jones and Derrick Lewis demonstrate a part of En- ergy: Today and Tomorrow: given by Steve Montgomery from NTSU. Above: Student Council members gather in the gym for a meeting during homeroom. JNMQ J . s,,, 5. 41 , ,ii -'Si f 1 , . .id Thank God Fm A Countr Boyb Featured at the Student Coun- cil's first annual Tuesday Morning Honky-Tonk were two groups of toe-tapping, knee-slapping, snuff- dipping, good ole' boys from Weatherford jr. College. Five Win Scholarships To be a member of VICA you must have been in Auto Mechanics one year and have a project for the district meet. VICA went on field trips to the General Motors plant in Ar- lington and Lincoln Tech in Dal- las. Members attended the district meet in Wichita Falls and planned a car wash for the spring. Five members were awarded scholarships to Lincoln Tech. T ssa ,iil M -s gk g . 5-nw... Left: Freddy Hunt checks out an alternator during auto mechanics class. Top: Gary Caraway, John Thompson, Curt Williamson, Steven Rhine, and Pablo Rivas were awarded scholarships to Lincoln Tech. Above: Working on his pickup is Chester Roberson. i Left: Tracy Pinkerton tunes up a car during Auto Mechanics classes. Top Left: Wayne Liles matches a bolt while working on his car. Top Right: john Thompson, Tracy Pinkerton, and jimmy Luttrell discuss the fine points of tuning an automobile. Spanish Honor Society Pat Wilde Kevin Haney Sheri Sewell NHS Sara Mauldin Judy Fitch Leticia Nunez jimmy Horner Cathy Buckner a Karen McClure Marguarita Rivas Cristy Cook Jimmy Horner Leticia Nunez Sheri Sewell Alberto Flores ,ff-if -A, Martha Rivas julie Douglas Leisa Gettys Alberto Flores Ronnie Hale Pablo Rivas Mike Waldon Stanley Shults Mike Waldon Trudy Claborn Judy Fitch Mark Pinkerton Cathy Buckner Alean East Janice Woolaver Diana Spann Pat Wilde Rosaliadao HQIIOWSLY anet Stone S ri rmes jeff Eaton Stanley Shults Linda Briscoe Karen McClure Sara. Mauldin Lisa Nobles Dora Flores Vilma Flores Nancy Proffer Ernest Downs John Porter Kevin Haney olaomariaiqx Susan Moore ' AF ,ff , ,fl Evelyne Asfpn, ah N- -Y -f' Y' Debate Tammy Cross Yvonne Privitt Mark Cocanougher Phillip Talley Valerie Day d Steven Gardner Karen Fitch Steven Gardener Evelyne Astonfj Glerm'Mo6iiey Jerri Douglas Daniel Cocanougher Mark Cocanougher and Phillip Talley Lynn Murphree 'pLori Armes 9 jeff Eaton ' john Edwards f Alean East Mark Cocanougher Leticia Nunez Ed Cunnius im! , .rt X, - we 1 , fe .. I 'R 1 3 M' X X J' 5 VX, ' w X ' iw. f 1 Newspaper Staff Mr. Ken Atkins john Porter ! 'iLori Armes' ' Sheri Sewell Kevin Haney Vicki I-Iughett Cathy Buckner Angela Caraway Philip Fortenberry Stanley Shults Judy johnson julie Heaberlin Mark Cocanougher jimmy Horner Robert Cocanougher FFA Pat McCurdy jeff MLu'phree Steve Alexander Nancy Pannell Jim Bob Little Mark Rector Clayton Hubbard Scott Cocanougher Kirk Holland Patrick Sullivan Kelly Myers Jimmy Horner Carrie Burton Karen Cobb Tamra Starnes Brad Caddell Debbie Tutor Mark Grant Mark Buckner Dale Burk Mark Mosley jerry Trammell Janetta Wood Lee Ann Rector Angie Cain Mark Grant Oscar Flores james Bisidas Sammy Brazeau Craig Brandon Rusty Rhine Bart Baker Kent Cain Sherra Rodrigs Steven Rhine Matthew Corley Steven Wilson Ronnie Burk Danny Dorsey Curtis Rhine Rich Ballou Shelly McGlaun Randy Cross James Trammell Monica Welbourn Michael White Cliff Spain Darrell Rash Scotty Reed Doug Reynolds Sandra Fennell Deb Fennell Mark Montgomery Ronald Wilson William Henkelman Scott Whiddon Russell Stevens Charles Bryan David King Roger Ness Greg Christain Russell James Danny Williams Billy Tutor Brad Caddell Leland Spann Duane Morris Pat Lumpkins Charles Singleton jeff Horner Terry McWhirter Melton Horner Phillip Askey Chester Roberson Kenny Bailey Kenneth Wilson Billy Richardson Kevin Burns Leslie Hale Danny Hale Mitchell Miller Mark Oates Richard Sullivan Mr. Sam Rector Mr. Brent Williams Rodeo Club Randy Cross Karen Cobb james Trammell Pat McCurdy Brad Caddell Clayton Gubbard Phillip Askey Mark Montgomery Rex Cross jim Bob Little Mr. Sam Rector Chester Roberson Mr. Brent Williams Jeff Murphree ,, FH A Tamra Hayes ,, V Evelyne Aston fo Michele Waldon X ' Teresa Brock T9-mmY Cook Deana Hunt Carla Coats Darenda Bible Eleisa Walker Brenda Kelley Judy johnson julie Douglas Annes. Sheri Sewell Deb Fennell Denise Reynolds Melinda Caraway Connie Hale jamye Rhine Terri Whitehead Karen Springer Kim Stone Carole Burton Beth Richards lArlena Heste andzei 5 SlTe1YyTSHerman jackie Douglas Paula Smith Debbie Horner De De Montgomery Lee Ann Rector Brenda Sparks Michelle Walson Linda Young Fonda Manire Carrie jackson Donna Demp Laurie Lipsey Na1metteW9-cldmgrff 'Charla Womack H Becky Maxey Angela Isham Debbie Moss Lisa Martin Teri Harden Kym Hunt Stacci Harris Sherry Rogers Stanley Trowbridge Mark Pinkerton Ronnie Hale Billy Caraway Connie Hale Danny Simmons Deb Fenneu Mlchele Montgomery Kim Stone T9-mml' Nigh 'Brenda Kelley Mrs. Betty Carson Carla Coats Jerri Thompson Karen Cobb Teri Whitehead Patti Martin Kathy Askey Toni Wright Tammie McClure Doug Morris Steven james Lannette Weigart Dennis Harris Don Morris Bobby Rann Fury 'Pegues ' Y Y Laurie Griffeth Nancy Pannell Doyce janecka PASF Barry Eaton Steven Gage Randy Reed Stanley Shults Lori Armes ' Robert Cocanougher jon Meador Mrs. Rachel Gasperson Bart Baker CeCe Pegues I-lilarie Brannan Lindsay Lambert Leticia Nunez Cristy Cook julie Heaberlin jimmy Horner Clay Cavasos Ronnie Hale Kevin Haney Craig Shwaab Marti Dyson Sandra Fennell Linda Briscoe Kent Cain Dan Hughes joe Armes Ted Brooks John Porter Guadalupe Valdez Martha Rivas Karen McClure Sara Mauldin Darlene Bible Evelyne Aston Alberto Flores Jerry Watson Glenn Smith Dora Flores julie Douglas Vilma Flores Jackie Douglas Charla Womack jg - jaNice'Woolaver Brenda Berg Bri an Shannon Marshall Merritt Chuck Long Cathy Buckner Angela Caraway Leisa Gettys Sheri Sewell Berdessa Pitts Karen Wilde K . pf!! 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George Young Mark Pinkerton Jimmy Horner Leticia Nunez Judy Warner Sheri Sewell Judy Johnson Lynn Murphree Cathy Buckner Karen Springer Rosalinda Hollowa ark Cocanoug er Barry Eaton Randy Reed Julie I-leaberlin Craig Clifton De De Montgomery Jayme Rhine Jerri Douglas Valerie Day Trent Sherman James Trowbridge Jerry Grant Daniel Cocanougher Glenn Mooney Philip Talley Biff Hayes Stanley Trowbridge Kenny Faith Cheryl Sonntag Duke Lester David Whiddon Chester Roberson Steve Gardner Dale Burk Student Council Steven Rhine Pablo Rivas Kent Cain Ted Brooks Freddy Hunt Jerry Grant Marty Fox Joey Dickey Philip Talley Mr. Ivan Holland OE A Tamra Starnes Diana Addington Myra Smith Judy Fitch Penn And r 0 Teresa Brock Nancy Proffer D. Y S e S n Guadalupe Valdez Linda Briscoe lam' Pam Dora Flores Sandra Fennell Melinda Caraway Brenda Berg Curt Williamson Keitha Rhine Tim Cain Deana Hunt Martin Morris Judy Claborn John Thompson Larry Pryor Karen Springer Peggy Crunk Kathy Morris Sheryl Sewell Cindy Stark Martha Rivas Vilma Flores Margarita Fivas Trudy Claborn Cheryl Proffer Judy Warner Karen Decker Tamra Hayes Gary Caraway Michele Waldon 'Y 'f X , 9 Band Q Graylen Limme Pam Collins Ray Juarez Jeffery Mercer Paula Flusche Rebecca Gardner Becky Maxey Cindy Bowdry Yvette Privitt jaNice Woolaver Carla Sinclair Kim Pettigrew Tammy Harris Lelinda Harvey Berdessa Pitts Cynthia Flusche Bobby Trail Cordilia Bouldin Erien Enis Lindsay Lambert Steve Gardner Dan Hughes Scott Whiddon Karen Wilde Shawn Williams Glenn Mooney Brenda Berg .Evelype 9559019 Harvey Bouldin Daniel Cocanougher David Whiddon Ricky Potter jay Webb Choir Ieresa Luttrellic rfb 'Lanessa Good? Lee Ann Badger Gay Richards Amy Pegues Brenda Rash Debbie Reid Marti Dyson Monica Welborn Sherry Brown Rebecca Wilson Mike Lansford Darlena I-Iesteande Troy McKinney i I' Pep Squad Debbie Reid Cristy Cook Leticia Nunez Carole Burton Penny Anders Janet S amrny Cook Eagle Dolls Jan jones julie Heaberlin Karen Fitch Sherra Rodrigs Nanette Woodruff Paula Smith Lori Black Cathy Buckner Jerri Douglas Yvonne Rriyjtt eQsuss.n.Moore V LeAnne Greer Rosalinda Holloway LuAnn Rutherford Arlena I-lesteandexix Brenda Rash Vicki Hughett Michele Waldon Leticia Trevino Tamra Hayes Janice Cooper Beth Richards Linda Young Denise Hodges Brenda Sparks Carrie Jackson Donna Kemp jackie Douglas Debbie Tutor Rebecca McClure Charla Kyjomacki Lenore Trevino Teri Hardin Nancy Pannell Stacci Harris Angie Cain Lee Ann Rector Darenda Bible Delinda Cassidy Darlena Hesteande Neysa North Sherry Rogers Grace Nunez Angela Isharn Sherry Mara Darla Reid Gay Richards De De Montgomery Lee Ann Badger X. 3 15? E Q E 2 7e A r r Injuries Plague Football Team The Injured List -a tally of casualities before, during, and after a football game-continually lengthened as the 76-77 season progressed. As a result, the Varsity Football team suffered as much as the indi- vidual players. When the season began, 25 healthy, strong players suited out. But by the end of the season, the team had been reduced to only 18 players. Muscle injuries, eye injuries, knee injuries, shoulder injuries, and even car wreck injuries became well-known. But the team, consisting of only three returning senior starters with the help of determination, did not disappoint the fans. at Altogether, footbal1 was a good word at D.H.S. as the Varsity finished with a season record of 6-4, the j.V. with 4-6, and the Fresh- man with 9-0-1, which gave them the district championship. W ah sa elQAl?l i QI Front Row: Fox, Grant, Buckner, Christian, D. Simmons. Row Three: Lambert, Hunt, Scott, Hayes., Lester, Richards, Luttrell, jones. Row Two: Wil- Haney, Reeves, Faith, B. Lester, Cocaougher, Lewis. liams, johnson, Addington, Cauthen, Porter, Merritt, SEASON RECORD OPPONENTS WE THEY Springtown 20 7 Ale do 0 7 Breckenridge 7 O PFNorthWest 7 14 '4'Whitesboro 56 7 'kBowie O 28 YNocona 26 1 3 Pkjacksboro 1 2 14 PFLake Dallas 33 6 PFBridg eport 35 6 fFDistrict Games .r ,- Above: Outsmarting his opponents, Jimmy Richards finds it easier to circle around the Porcupines in order to gain more yardage. Top Left: Quarterback Kevin Haney looks nonchalantly at Coach At- kinson, while he gives orders for the next play. Top Right: Biff Hayes springs high off the ground and tries to jerk the ball out of a Northwest player. Top Opposite: Jimmy Luttrell holds the ball tightly while keeping an eye on an Aledo Bearcat close on his trail. 4, .M kk T, M 'ij an 2' , V+-235, M 'ii S' M A W Q V' N ' ff f EK .an ,fl ,aiu A f ji' J! af 1 .ma if X.. L wwf A .,: in-W N , . 1 5, Q, 'Y' 5 , V.. . ' ! . ,. Vi Q 2,1 EV -Q E! 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UL fff as ' JUNIOR VARSITY Front Row Bussell, Flores, Long, Shults, Ba11e , B151da5, Sandford, W11son the ield jackrabbxt wh11e Randy Reed looks on Scott Ness 'turns the corner' agamst Aledo defenders Caddell, B1shop Row Two Brazeau, Cavasos, Reed, Murphree, Left Freddy Hunt takes a rest on the s1de11ne and looks at the act1on Rlght Defense players Clay Cavasos and joey D1ckey put a stop to a 'WEL C ,, 5 AM f Above: Paul Addington, Craig Clifton, and Craig Schwab close in on a Bowie ru.nner. Top Left: Charles Bishop turns and waits to receive an airborne ball. Top Right: Scott Ness breaks up a pass against Henrietta. Right: Quarterback Wayne Johnson tiptoes through the line. N' wsifbi sf- 2565 fk:'f' sf: up, . ILCATUR 35 f J R 51 igsnwy 69, FRESHMAN TEAM-Front Row: Ellis, Watson, Corley, Schwab, Leake, hine, Ballow, Wilson. Row Two: Stephens, Fuller, Clifton, Horner, Armes, Burke, Christian, Mooney. Third Row: Singleton, Rash, Gage, Reynolds, White, Eaton, Beaver, Ness, Potter, Sullivan. Fredd Hunt ains arda e in the Henrietta scrimma e. Y S Y S S Right: Jeff Murphree intercepts a pass intended for a Northwest receiver. immy Richards leaps high for a pass against Whitesboro. Eaglettes in District This year 's Eaglettes were one of the best girl's basketball teams in a number of years at Decatur High. The Eaglette 's season record included a 19 game winning s1:reak. To top off the season, the Eaglettes captured the district championship by defeating the Northwest Texans, 56-51, in a playoff at Denton. The Eaglettes represented Dist- rict 10-AA well, but lost to a very good Comanche team 51-44 in their bi-district playoff game at Weatherford. fm . rr x , 1 i 'cj V lx, T rg s, .xg X, fb . ' if F 'N gk C fy! it ' ll . .-'EQ if , fu 1 'V gi '- n X NN X' in , X if ,N 1 it 'til' J Above: Varsity- Front Row: Walker, Christian, Brooks. Fourth Row: Coach Laura Bynum, Nobles, Gettys Second Row: D. Fennell, Murphree, Holloway, Buck-,ivy Anderson. ner. Third Row: S. Fennell, Claborn, Briscoe, M3513 ', QR in 'QQZK .f X w .Z K, -Q . .-- ' .4-r ' 15 look on. Opposite: Trina Brooks finds she can easily keep up with the pace . J s v- w' Carrie Christian strains to keep up with a long-legged opponent. enny Anderson guards a Boyd forward while Cathy Buckner and Lynn Leisa Gettys, averaging 21 points per game , shoots over a guard. X 21-gzguvt lsii 3 4 6, at M ri J Xa 7 I . K E I YE k.5,x Season Record OPPONENTS WE Bridgeport 74 jacksboro 67 Lake Dallas 76 Whitesboro 70 Northwest 53 Bowie 87 Nocona 58 Bridgeport 72 jacksboro 67 Lake Dallas 68 Whitesboro 95 fNort.hwest 56 'L ' Comanche 44 'District playoff 1' 'kBi - district playoff THEY 43 49 28 63 54 52 19 37 36 37 68 51 S1 '4 5- 'fw - M57 F' F-M o t eg -- ,.. n e i ' o SQ' ' ....-...-.U Ni- -4- - . I Above: B Team- Front Row: Sherman, Enis, Lipsey. Second Row: Hoefle, Kemp, Rutherford. Third Row: Hodges, Trevino, Bible, Mc Glaun. Top: One the run, Lisa Nobles steps aside a defending guard, while Leisa Gettys watches the move. Right: Coach Laura Bynum disgustly looks to the action on the court. ,., Above: Freshman Team- Front Row: Sampler, Pannell, Hardin, Harris. Second Row: Fitch, Badger, Mara, Douglas. Third Row: Zumar, Griffeth, Cross, Reid. Top Right: Stacci Harris guards forward Sheri Mara during a basketball workout. Right: Lisa Nobles goes for a lay-up. S J 5 ,fs ,X my -Q' AS si? , L1 fax QU fx I 133 Eagles Face Tough Year Although faced with tough opponents throughout the year, the Eagles faired pretty well. The Eag- les remained among the top three teams, defeating state ranked Bowie once. In the final thrilling game, the Eagles were defeated by Northwest, putting Northwest and Bowie in a district playoff and forcing Decatur out of second place. ,X S-iigm-., 2 IJ S N5 S! ,vs 'Cf' .A-g if-7 42' ow? I Ina' Above: Varsity- Front Row: Rhine, Long, Mm-phpee, Top: Baron Lester hurdles down court in order to pre 560011411 ROW: Cavasos, Lester, Merritt, Third Row: vent a Bridgeport Bull from scoring while teammate Horner, Coach Dick Hughett, Haney, Fortenberry. Kevin HGIDSY deflides if'S T300 19-fe and SYOPS- : Curtis Rhine outmaneuvers two Keller Indians and keeping an on the move is jerry Watson. Left: Shooting from under the basket is Joey Christian. Right: It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's Joe Armes making a basket strong pressure from the opponent's defense . Season Record OPPONENTS WE THEY Boswell 62 52 Grapevine 57 71 Keller 48 57 Keller 52 46 Grapevine 6 1 66 Bowie 50 58 Nocona 64 49 Boyd 68 48 Boyd 77 52 Bridgeport 69 41 jacksboro 75 56 Lake Dallas 75 61 Whitesboro 91 20 Northwest 59 71 Bowie 53 52 Nocona 57 55 Bridgeport 54 42 jacksboro 47 S 1 Lake Dallas 75 67 Whitesboro 89 57 Northwest 43 44 , - ,- ON I aff J .a f , M N K QW xml, ,T iii Above: junior Varsity- Front Row: Rhine, Baker, Long. Back Row: Johnson, Hughes, Murphree. Top Left: Mark Buckner eyes the basket before shooting. Top Right: Trying to get a loose ball before his opponents do, Baron Lester pursues with gusto , ll1luam...,,.e 3 ,f I e- N, E1 if ' 'Ns - an 2911, --an-...Q X Q :tw Left: Suspended in midair, Dan Hughes prepares to score points a- gainst Boswell. Top: Butterfingers Biff Hayes and Kevin Haney can't get their hands on the ball, while admiring the scene is Baron Lester. Above: Mark Buckner leaps high off the floor for two points. Top: Agility and gracefulness can be detected as Curtis Rhine strides across the court with ease. Right: Fighting for the rebound are Bart Baker, Rusty Rhine, and Dan Hughes. w A54 Above: Freshman Team- Front Row: Rhine, Corley, Ballou, Leake. Second Row: Williams, Cocanougher, Watson, Ellis. Third Row: Rash, Armes, Boyd, Eaton. In Left, Top Left, and Top Right, Scott Ness, Blake Boyd, and Jerry Wat- son display the various shooting methods customary of basketball games. -- . 1 ! L 1 1: f 4' f T .Q Umm A 4 . g W' ii 5-Q Hr? 353 ,J 4. x X .Agggy i M f 1 Q 6 Alb JV' ll H 1 - -L ', s 4 E ' ' 4 ak H, Il.-. ii., ' be SM 1 HGNORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS rfr wmzm: f T155-f :Aim- ., .W,. , , l . 4' - 1, Swv , QQ' ,' Q' , Wjeiii If gg. :IM :gg 51523 . W 1 F 2 fgtyc' Q? ' .. 4'I 'vw-.W TS' W -an A I 5 4 i ,i f Q fi r 1 J 1 i i A-.wr an .Fil ,...4i ,re- .,f 0 ' binge ,V aggigb r .N f f 've ,. My 0 Judy Miss DHS was just one of the honors received by Judy this year. The student body also selected her as 1976 Homecoming Queen. Judy has shown her ability in handling money by sewing as junior class treasurer and FHA treasurer. While in high school, she has actively participated in FI-IA, PASF, FBLA, Pep Squad, and Student Council. Freddy Freddy's high school days were devoted main- ly to sports. He participated in basketball and placed second in district track competition. He was captain and two year letterman in football and received Honorable Mention-Defense. He was a member of Speech Club and served two years as treasurer of VICA. ifff if fr 1 .. - aj- nsf.. '.a Q '.' .f.' .Q- .,., .fl- .LL 352.5 , all . f Jx. ...i -,. mfs D . . .'-.'u v'.':-A.,,. . :n-:: - .V .' .. -' .. . .-',.' . v . f . 1 ...-,.,'.I.'.. '-'. . . ' . Q I.,-..,.,.,,'a, . -, .,,,. 1 ,.'-, -.,'-..- ., w ..,'.'-Q 's-n..',n' '- f- 1 -,-,1 ,... -. ,....fU'.,'. . Qu.. . . v . ., , rf? film: Wifi.. A X ' si ., .x., 4, .1SxQff?fVW 'kixsfgz' . 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He was a member of Drama Club and served as vice-president of Speech Club. He participated in football and golf. He was named basketball co-captain and basketball beau while in high school. MH.. , af' 5 .L , W ff un- 'E 'hum N '5 ' Pf?' , ff 1 if W .,.' 1 :,. lei I I , j 3 I X i - X X 2 , 2 5 . . X Y A 1, 5 ' i Sfesiif ' X ky: ,,,.x 33532: f 2 Us fi a f 2' 2 i E , I Ai , , ? Q ? 5 -,-f'-Q-sung, ., . f--2, . .N is. . 4 W A M, ' wc W Z v 5555523 J as 45 ' - few 4 , 5, JA. J M 5 9 ,,J'ek funn -f,-pv.-- . 31 at Murph Lynn's smile and sense of humor proves she was the best choice for Winning Personality. She has been active in FHA, FCA, FBLA, FFA, Pep Squad, and Student Council. During her junior year she served as vice-president for the junior class. Her activity in sports have made her a regional finalist in track. She is active in basketball and has been a cheer- leader for three years. Derrick Derrick stands out in his farm-related abilities. I-Ie was a member of Rodeo Club, 4-H, and was Sentinel in FFA. He was a member of the Area Beef judging team that participated in state com- petition at Texas ASM University. He also served as Secretary of FCA, was a member of the track team, football captain, and received All- District Honorable Mention. Q, Ei Q. Y I nv A iii 1 V ' A 2, 5 ' X f 'T -- ' 17323351 W' K f gzi: Q55 H QQ 2i1lf,i2yr f ?':2:,z . 'e ,fi Q:111 n 4 . i 2 2 fgsig 't Hs? 4' f ' 225' A A ,K W S' 5 Y 2 Q g s L is WE' f Siifiil ' 1 f Q Q 14 1 1 wi ,, www 3 U 1 ,fi E 5 1 E I K W j. 'T'3 . . V 9 5. M: 3 Blondie is best known for her shin blonde hair Y . She was active in school activities and sports through- out high school including FHA, FBLA, basketball, and track. She was freshman class favorite, sopho- more class favorite, junior class reporter, and a cheerleader for two years. Biff Blonde is Beautiful was the theme followed in choosing Most Attractive this year. Biff was very active in sports and school activities dur- ing high school. He was a member of Speech Club, PASF, FFA, and VICA. He served as vice-president of his sophomore class and senior class. He participated in basketball, track, and received Second Team-Offense and Honorable Mention-Defense in football. Q 1 H s F 53,5 ' .im it J 355 ,ffl ' 252 4 -V if wif flip 5 , efgifif' 2 w:,gipg1!, ' i ,. gm Banquet Concludes FB Season Q ' Above: Football Banquet honors went to Sheri Sewell, Football Queeng Kevin Haney, Outstanding Backg Marty Fox, Sportsmanshipg and Derrick Lewis, Outstanding Lineman. Top: Derrick Lewis crowns the 1976 Football Queen Sheri Sewell. Right: Coach Bobby Actkinson announces the outstanding football players of the year at the annual banquet. Top: Second Team A11-District honors went to Biff Hayes, Tight Endg john Porter, Defensive Endg Wayne Johnson, Safetyg and Marty Fox, Center. Above: All-District Honorable Men- tion winners are Wendell Cauthen, Linebackerg Dennis Scott, Nose- guardg Joey Christian, Split Endg and Marshall Merritt, Corner-back. Right: First Team A11-District went to Kevin Haney, Quarterback and Derrick Lewis, Offense and Defense Tackle. -,'f 'v Girls Win Top Honors Right: Forwards Lisa Nobles and Leisa Gettys were selected for the All-District first team. gn gn In 0'- I,. 25' if K ,nv 50 ni . 9 -O Above: Making A11-District first team were guards Penny Anderson and Lynn Murphree. Bottom Right: Trudy Claborn was named second team guard. V J , , T 75 g, 1,41 ' A-'iT J 4 '4f.,gg ,gif fix wing + .-f x 49 X , N V He Four Receive ll-District Honors Left: Receiving A11-District first team honors are Kevin Haney and Joey Christian. Below: Baron Lester and Biff Hayes receive All-District Honorable Mention. ,410 Valedictorian Pat Wilde Salutatorian Leticia Nunez all .5 Below: Mrs. Young and Trudy Cla- born discuss Candlelight. Bottom: ORA members model their dresses for Candlelight cere- mony at State and National OEA. Below Left: Myra Smith, OEA President and Alean East, partici- pate in State competition. Left: John Porter, center, District Reporter, Rosalinda Holloway and Karen McClure, participate in State FBLA. ff Slave Day Starts Frosh Treasury Slave Day was a great success this year and for the first time the freshmen received all the money, not having to split with the Student Council. Right: Miss Bynum gets the contes- tants ready for the next race. Below Right: Jerry Watson, Joe Leake, and Angela Isham wait for another race to begin. Below: Blake Boyd and jamie Rhine get crowned King and Queen of Slave Day. 4 1 MQW ,, mv, l Left: Joe Armes crawls as the bids ' go higher. Below: A group of bought fresh- L men watch their classmates being auctioned off. Jr. Projects Raise Money For Banquet Left: Brenda Sparks and Carrie Jackson await the start of the Bike- -Th n a o . 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' Semi-Finalist. 2 wss f B B ' L e. J L KATHY :BP1BROs- CRISTY C0OKf , Choir: FBI-As FFAs e 'e French Club. Squad, V-Pres-s f A Plays NHS- Jee - B ' Clubs BP-BNDA BBRG2 FHAs P-ASF: A- R BBBB BB lfB OEA5 Bend. KAREN DECKER: FBLAg Fave.-neg , ORA, Pep Squadg Fl-IAg PFALgjgBBg LL Captain, Track. -T BB, HARVEY BOULDIN: Bend. - d jf 'B IULIE DOUGLAS: eee JIL-nv1Y LHoRNER: FFA, Sec.g SHS. ' L -5 PASFL5gfSt11dent Council, Pres.g CATHY BUCKNER: PASF, Sweet- f ' 5152-ffii FEB-Ngfqless heart- FBLA' NHS- sHs- choir- Si L eennn le' ree - ' S Band: sweeeieeer-r,'Eeg1.S D011 ' L Gills BB Beauf ' Captaing Fresh. Secg Soph. Re- Ch0iI' dl I Lg- porterg Newspaper Staff 5 BB, All NHSg Pep Squadg LL if-'c we Dis. Hon. Ment. Staff, Editor! ,'-'r B'i ',,' ,...'B ,LQ err. iff?-r L VlCAg p A C ' Q m, ' Tlzeasurerg Speech Clubg K E Basketballg CARRIE BURTON: FFA5 Rgdeg FAITH: V1CAg FFAg Mentzong Track, Regional Club. i Speech Clubg FBg BB5 Track,LL.,L fiery FB., Captaing Fresh. Reg-L Qual., Reg. 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A FQ, A lFBLAi11fgi,I,i F, F u utiu 1 so W' V I Q ' LUTTRBLL' A I :V1cA, FB, .Track A F , 1, , 'si?QE',Qgl' ' , K, JON NIEADOR: FBLA, PASF, rAsF,,jiSRep0ftes,. speech Club. jtruwi MERCER, MICHELE MONTGOMERY: FI-IA, HECE, HECE, Vice Pres. , Pep Squad. 2 DON MORRIS: I-IECE, Speech Club. KATHY MORRIS: Pep Squad, BB Track, FBLA, OEA, FHA. MARTIN MORRIS: FBLA, VICA, FB, Track. LYNN MURPHREE: Student Coun- cil, Vice Pres., jr. Class, Cheer leader, FFA, FHA, FBLA, Pep Squadi BB, Track, Track, All- Dist. first team, AllDist. second team, Regional Qualifier, Re- gional Finalist, Winning Personal ity, Homecoming Princess. BILL MCCURDY: FFA, Speech Club, FB. TAMMY FHA, HFCF, Re- porter . A I 5 , LFTICIA FHA, FHA, - , Secretary, Vice Pres. , President, Student Council, Reporter, Pep RQRQTPGXF5 PASF, Vlce F Presi2i3,'iA311iub41 Staff, Assistant I Editor, BB, Track, Crisco Award, Salujtatorian, SHS, NHS, Pres., PASF, Sweiti3ihedrt,tOne Act Play,- Honii Men. A MARK PINKERTON: FFA, HERO, Sec. , Pres., PASF, Reporter, Student Council, Vice Pres. , Soph., Pres., Jr. Pres., Sr. Pres., NHS, FB. TRACY PINKERTON: FFA, VICA, Reporter, FB. KAREN POTTER: rep Squad, FHA, mano, choir. CI-IERYL PROFFER: FBLA, FHA, OEA, BB. BOBBY RANN. FBLA, v1cA, FB. DEBBIE REID: FTA, FHA, OBA, FFA, PASF, Pep Squad, group captain, Choir. KEITI-IA RHINE: FHA, Parlia- mentarian, Pep Squad, Reporter, OBA, Parliamentarian, Sec., SC, FBLA, Fresh. Fav. , Soph. Fav. STEVENRI-IINE: FFA, v1cA, , Vice Pres. A 5 A A B RICHARDS sg sc, Speech Club, Treas., Pres., FB, Ff'!A.Beauqg gs F PABLO RIWAS :, FFA., SHS .QQVICA , sg,2jfaf,A1-i n s: tuito . A F I A , ' 2 PASF, SC, Treas. , Pep Squad, Sec' -Trams' SHS.,-SSC.- s ,1t11'1S, F vice Pres .if,ff5r. mas. , :Newspaa per Staff, Cheerleader, Track, FB Swe etheartd.. p p MONTE SHAW: FFA, VICA, Speech Club. f gg A - '- . Jw . nf f MYRA SMITH, Pep Squad,,SC, FHA, Iiisfofiani, Chair . ,, ,Z OEA, Vice. Presili t-f' I MQ ,. I isp, ',. f , .EM ,.2twi'f'f'f'fL -tgaiglfggil ,,, N, ,R CHERYL SONNTAG: PASF,? ii' Speech Club, FHA, Pep ,A - f-L. 'sgfsiy 'yyi--1-,,w4f ''fwkzgflzl I-'iff' . . , - Q ' .1,,g,,3,,, g ,, X lzkgqgggiarg,,L-551, . - .,,. ,,,,.,,,,.,V:, DIANA SPANN: FI-IA, FBLA, NHS ,Pep Squad, OEA, Treas., PASF ,' Betty Crocker Award . A 'aoe TAMRAFSTARNBSI I chgir, FHA, FBLAS Rodeo Club, OEA, I-Iistoria1i,1i:1,Rodi56i2, -FFA Sweet- heart, Dist. Sweetheart, Rodeo Club, All-Around-Cowgirl. JOHN THOMPSON: VICA, FFA. STANLEY TROWBRIDGE: HERO GUADALUPE VALDEZ: FHA, PASF, OEA, FBLA, SHS. MIKE WALDON: NHS, SHS, Speech. JUDY WARNER: OBA, FHA, FBLA, SC, Sec, Speech Club, Sec. PAT WILDE: NHS, SHS, Pres., Dist. Ready Writing - 3rd. CURT VVILLIAMSON: VICA . GARY WILSON: FFA, Rodeo Club. JA-NICE WOOLAVER : PASF, FBLA, Band, Sec. 8 Rep., NHS. WAYNE WOOLAVER: Golf . Senior Class Officers Marty Fox-Reporter Mark Pinkerton-President Leisa Gettys-Secretary Sheri Sewell-Treasurer Biff Hayes-Vice President Diana Addington Steve Alexander Penny Anderson Kathy Askey Brenda Berg Ronda Boyd Cathy Buckner Carrie Burton Angela Caraway Gary Caraway Angela Christian judy Claborn Trudy Clabom Karen Cobb Robert Cocanougher Cristy Cook Peggy Crunk Karen Decker julie Douglas Alean East Kenny Faith Nita Farley Judy Fitch Alberto Flores Dora Flores Marty Fox Leisa Gettys Richard Gibbs Sherry Greene Lisa Gresham Dennis Harris Robin Hawkins Biff Hayes jimmy Horner Freddy Hunt Steven James Judy johnson Brenda Kelly Mike Lansford Duke Lester w,,.,,p 5 1 Derrick Lewis Wayne Liles jimmy Luttrell jon Meador jerry Mercer Michele Montgomery Don Morris Kathy Morris Martin Morris Lynn Murphree Bill McCurdy Tammy Nigh Leticia Nunez Mark Pinkerton Tracy Pinkerton Cheryl Proffer Bobby Rann Debbie Reid Keitha Rhine Steven Rhine jimmy Richards Pablo Rivas Sheri Sewell Monte Shaw Clifford Skinner Myra Smith Cheryl Sonntag Diana Spann Tamra Starnes john Thompson Stanley Trowbridge Guadalupe Valdez Mike Waldon Judy Warner Pat Wilde Curt Williamson Gary Wilson Rebecca Wilson Ja-Nice Woolaver Wayne Woolaver lin? N 4 X X X X A 'sw' Junior Class Officers: Jim Bob Little-Vice President 3 Jeff Eaton-gecretary Kevin Haney-President Lisa Nobles-Reporter John Porter-Treasurer fs yt, ,V 'rf V1 '04 Renee Allen Lori Armes - Ralphord Ashlock Evelyn Aston . Kenny Bailey Bart Baker Bret Beaver Darlene Bible Lori Black Linda Briscoe Teresa Brock Ted Brooks Kent Cain Tim Cain Billy Caraway Melinda Caraway' Carla Coats Mark Cocanougher Scott Cocanougher Randy Cross Ed Cunnius Valerie Dey joey Dickey Ernie Downs X x Marti Dyson jeff Eaton John Edwards Debra Fennell ff x X Sandra Fenn-EL, vi1iai3f1?Qes Paula Flushe Philip Fortenberry Steven Gardner,fULUi 'f x Linda Gibson Mike Gragg Jerry Grant Connie Hale Leslie Hale Ronnie Hale Kevin Haney Tamra Hayes Rosalinda Holloway Clayton Hubbard Vicki Hughett Deana Hunt David jones Donna jones jan jones 3, , Steve Lambert Baron Lester Graylen Lirnme Jim Bob Little neaalmell- 54 Juli Maeyers Suzanne Mara Patti Martin Tony Matney Sara Mauldin Richard Metzger Mitchell Miller Kathy Minor Tammy Mize Tim Monsour Mark Montgomery new Susan Moore ,,' ,D-dig Morris Valeria Morris Karen McClure Tammy McClure Lisa Nobles Chuck Oates Mark Oates Cece Pegues john Porter Nancy Proffer Larry Pryor Cindy Randolph Brenda Rash Mark Rector Tim Reeves Margarita Rivas Martha Rivas Chester Roberson Dennis Scott Sheryl Sewell Stanley Shults Danny Simmons Dolores Singleton Karen Springer Cheryl Stanley Cindy Stark Janet Stone Kim Stone Phillip Talley Melvin Taylor Jerri 'l hompson james Trammell Leticia Trevino Kenneth Trowbridge Michele Waldon Eleisa Walker jay Webb Lannett Weigart David Whiddon Terri Whitehead Carey Williams Kenneth Wilson Ronald Wilson ' ,M 1 K fn A-1 . ,Q W . 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'T Sb-.A Sophomore Class Officers Paula Smith-Treasurer Marshall Merritt-President Darenda Bible-Secretary Beth Richards-Reporter Carole Burton-Vice President Phillip Askey Linda Bell Darenda Bible Charles Bishop james Bisidas Dana Bradford Craig Brandon Hilarie Brannan Sammy Brazeau Trina Brooks Mark Buckner Dale Burk Kevin Burns Carole Burton Allen Bussell Brad Caddell Angie Cain De linda Cassity Wendell C authen Clay Cavasos Carrie Christian Tammy Cook Janice Cooper Rex Cross 5 Q 2 f S K E 1 I 1255 ,fa V iaixii jackie Douglas Lynn Dunn Eri en Enis Oscar Flores Cindy Flushe Rebecca Gardner Danny Gragg Mark Grant Leanne Greer Danny Hale julie I-Ieaberlin William Henkelman Arlena I-lest?-:ande K Denise Hodges Michele Hoefle Kirk Holland Shawn I-looe Debbie Horner Dan Hughes Carrie jackson Brenda Jacobs Wayne Johnson Peggy Jones Rey Juarez Donna Kemp Cathy King Lindsay Lambert Terry Lansford Carol Liles Laurie Lipsey Chuck Long julie Malone Fonda Manire jeffrey Mercer Marshall Merritt Mark Mosley Debbie Moss jeff Murphree Kelly Myers Sue McConnell Pat McCurdy Shelly McGlaun Troy McKinney Scott Ness Berdessa Pitts D'An.n Pitts Yvette Privitt If nit? Yvonne Privitt Lee Ann Rector Randall Reed Scott Reed Tammy Renfrew Denise Reynolds Rusty Rhine Beth Richards William Richardson Sherra Rodrigs Frank Roop joy Rutherford LuAnn Rutherford Blake Sandford Brian Shannon Sheri Sherman Trent Sherman Skip Simmons Glenn Smith Paula Smith Brenda Sparks Patrick Sullivan Rhonda Suson Martha Timmons Jerry Trammell Lenore Trevino Ginger Trimuar Glenn Triplett Debbie Tutor Bessie Weaver Monica Welborn Karen Wilde Sean Williams Clay Wilson Charla Womack Janetta Wood Nannette Woodruff Debbie Young Linda Young Kathy Zinn Sophomore Favorites Marshall Merritt and Carole Burton Freshmen Class Officers Roger Ness-Vice President Blake Boyd-Treasurer Nancy Pannell-Secretary Kym Hunt-Reporter Curtis Rhine-President Paul Addington Diana Alexander joe Armes Leigh Ann Badger Mark Bailey Rich Ballou Dale Beaver Venessa Bell Delaine Bible Mike Blaylock Cordelia Bouldin Cynde Bowdry Blake Boyd Pam Brazeau Lance Brooks Charles Bryan Becky Buck Ronnie Burk Roger Bussell Greg Christian Craig Clifton Daniel Coc anougher Pam Collins Matthew Corley Tammy Cross David Crunk Danny Dorsey Jerri Douglas Barry Eaton Mike Ellis james Englehart Marvin Fennell Librado Fernandez Karen Fitch juan Flores Judy F ugitt David Fuller Steve Gage Kelly Gibson La.Nessa Goode Lauri Griffeth Terri Hardin Stacci Harris Tammie Harris Lelinda Harvey Darlena Hesteande Jeff Horner Melton Horner 'TY ,V ,A james Hubbard Kym Hunt Angela Isham Doyce janecka Russell James Ricky Johnson David King Ronnie Lavato Joe Leake Darlinda Lee Pat Lumpkins Tony Lumpkins Sheri Mara Lisa Martin Becky Maxey Becky McClure Lori McClure Tina McDaniel Troy McGaha Dede Montgomery Glenn Mooney Faith Ann Moore Wayne Moore Billy Morris Patricia Moss Sarah Moss Lauro Murillo Roger Ness Neysa North Grace Nunez Nancy Pannell Amy Pegues Connie Peel Kim Pettigrew Randy Potter D arre 11 Rash Darla Reid Doug Reynolds Curtis Rhine jamye Rhine Robert Rhine Gay Richards Sherry Rogers Merrilee Rutherford Renee Sampler Craig Schwab Carla Sinclair Charles Singleton Elaine Singleton Gayla Smith Clifford Spain Leland Spann Russell Stephens Richard Sullivan Sherri Thompson Vickie Tiller Bobby Trail Teresa Triplett james Trowbridge Billy Tutor Kathy Vaughan jerry Watson Loretta Weigart Scott Whiddon Michael White Danny Williams Steve Wilson David Wright Steven York Kim Zumar Freshman Favorites Staeci Harris and Curtis Rhine 2 ' X Q We 1 :i 4 ,, ' 4 I K' kai . , w 063' . 4 A V j, I 5 as - , ' w P 1 I v 5 ,pix 1 49' X Q ma H X 5 1. gui 1 Q Teachers Keep Perfect Record Volleyball was an important sport this spring at D.H.S. The faculty men and women each de- feated the seniors in their annual grudge match. In the tournament between the classes, the Senior girls won, while the Sophomore boys took a controversial win over the juniors. 174 -nun--sau-...-, Min- man-wMf ' Left: Lynn Murplu-ee shows her sewing style as line judge Susan Moore looks on. Top Right: Mrs. his shows the graceful ballerina style it takes to play championship volleyball. Above: Miss Bynum gives Mrs. Gasperson a few tips on how to play the game. .,..--P SC Sponsors Gong Show The Gong Show, Sponsored by the student council, was modeled after the popular TV show. Eight acts were presented to the panel of three teachers. Prizes were awarded to the top three acts and a special prize awarded to the worst act. lhlunnn- -nnnsgg 'basl gf Apex, 'aywrs Left: Mr. Reid judges an act high, with an 8. Top: The Flying Burrito Brothers , jimmy Richards a.nd joey Christian demonstrate their balancing abilities. Above: Mike Waldon and Pat Wilde wait in the doctor's office during the Gong Show. One-Act Pla Places 2nd The Decatur High School One- Act play cast presented their ver- sion 'Antigone at district contest at jacksboro, April 28. The cast included Leticia Nunez, Mark Cocanougher, Cristy Cook, Phil- lip Talley, Valerie Dey, juli Heaberlin, Ed Cunnius, Yvonne Privitt, David Fuller, and Joey Christian. The play won second place, while Mark Cocanougher won the district best-actor award. Leticia Nunez and Cristy Cook took places on the All-Star Cast , while David Fuller received an honorable-mention. Left: Leticia Nunez argues with Mark Cocanougher during a scene from Antigone , Top Right: Philip Talley and Mark Cocanougher demonstrate their acting ability during the one-act play. Above: Cristy Cook explains the cast during the UIL one-act play. Senior Class Over Play This yea.r's Senior play, F.L.I.P.P.E.D., was a great suc- cess. The seniors had a hard time learning lines and following stage directions, but production night Went smooth. The play was direc- ted by class sponsors Dale Moore, Cindy Sullivan and one volunteer, Ken Atkins. Left: Derrick Lewis waits on tables at the Kitten Club. Top Left: j.D. Meador and Alberto Flores try to control the crowd on their paddy wagon . Above: Angry protesters mob a construction sight during the senior play, F.L.I.P.P.E.D. 177 6'F.L.I.P.P.E.D. Newberry Speaks t Banquet The Junior-Senior Banquet will be long remembered in the minds of those who attended. Many hours of hard work by the Juniors made the banquet a success. The banquet, with the theme fo Moonlight and Roses , was held at Green Oaks Inn in Fort Worth and featured Dr. Don New- berry, of TCJC, as speaker. 178 Left: Dr. Don Newberry addresses the audience at the Jr. -Sr. Banquet. Top: Head table guests Dr. Newberry, Mark Rinkerton, Karen Decker, and Mr. and Mrs. Enis enjoy their meals. Above: Myra Smith and Derrick Lewis wait for the program to start. 11 B in ,F',., Ann- .. Q I e 1 ' 5 .4 t f 1 1 uv- ...w '3 ,, I XA. 'J I li ru-4.5 ,rs a AIG Y' ' ...4- ..-,, QV' Youth Fair dds Exhibits This year's Youth Fair was the biggest ever. A new broiler class was added to the poultry show and a wildlife exhibit was sponsored by the Texas Parks and Wildlife Service. The rodeo and parade proved to be the main attractions again this year. KL Jani' AAHLEJJ f fr it XA fy ' 1 I Left: Amy Pegues and Yvonne Privitt look at entries in the Crafts Show. Top: jim Bob Little leads the Decatur 4-H during the Youth Fair Parade. Above: The band marches down Main Street during the parade. 179 -3 'uh , .A . ,J .A 4, E www., ff' aa My f 'W hw O .r 6, U up 4 Y 9' W' o mf ul ' F w Cocanougher Wms State If someone sa.1d Tenn1s around Decatur I-hgh thrs year the name Cocanougher Imght come to mlnd Robert Cocanougher cap tured the state mtle th1S year 1n Austrn Robert's younger brother Daniel, though only a freshman placed thrrd at the regronal tourn ament rn Arlrngton, advancrng to state as an alternate Overall, tennrs team placed 2nd rn the tr1ct race belund front runner Bowre RTI Q Xi' fm ks Above Tenms Team Shults, R Cocanougher, Moore, Johnson, Ruther ford, Zumar, Mara, Gettys, Haney, Hoefle Long, Fortenberry, Wrlhams, D Cocanougher Cun.n1us Top Rlght State srngles champron Robert Cocanougher hustles to return a shot Rlght Stanley Shults drscovers berng tall would be a good asset to have as ii he returns a shot 0 . ? ' ' n 5 . I - . u n , - . the ' ' dis- . . - . M , - rg, Q ,,,. Q Ir. . 'xy' - . , f-,ga X, f 4 1-,-Ajwgv' ', ra . . kr V H- 1-. , ,Jw-, -ek kr xx x Q4 ' of -, , - amy -A .., MWWMNM W A I I . - 1 1 f' . , . . . I A . Y, . ,A Golfers Keep Tradition This year the Eagle golf team captured its 2nd consecutive state championship at Morris Williams Golf Course in Austin. In winning the state champion- ship, the Eagles set a new record with a 323 total, beating the re- cord set by jacksboro in 1962 by 4 strokes. During the season the golfers 1 Won 10 of 13 tournaments played in, mostly against 3-A and 4-A competition. Top: Duke Lester has determination on his face as he drives from the first tee at the state tournament. Above: The Golf Team proudly displays their state championship trophy. Left To Right: Duke Lester, Steve james, John Porter, Glen Smith, and Marshall Merritt 184 1535 W Top Left Glenn Smith puts every thing he has into this shot Left- John Porter eyes down this shot at the state tournament in Austin Above: Steve James gets his put ting touch down before the first round of the state tournament Faith Places 4th In State This years boys' track team was very young. It consisted of 9 freshmen, 5 sophomores, and only 2 jtmiors and 2 seniors. The Eagles did very well considering the tough competition they faced all year. Kenny Faith placed fourth in the state meet in the 120 yard high hurdles. The girls team was also made up of mostly underclassmen. How- ever, through hard work the Eagl- ettes placed third in district, and sent the mile relay team to the regional meet. , tgp, 1 E if ',.,, Top Right: Boys Track Team: johnson, Cauthen, Haney, jones, Rhine, Rash, Schwab, King, Boyd, Bussel, Addington, Clifton, Burke, Corley, Potter, Dickey, Cavasos, Faith, Hunt Above: Kenny Faith shows the form that gave him a fourth place finish in the state meet. Right: Kevin Haney toughs it out as he strides toward the wire V. if Y' ' ' W9-'l , I' 9 ' ', ' nf n -1-sm-'f , . . 1 - 1 C if . ' i, H O k 0 : . , n 4 . f 4' J, ' 1 , ' lr. A.: J If 71 . I . W' ' -:A 1 A i W ' , W 4 U pax. VA 2 i Y .T i ma- . 'lg ,gg 1751 4 It ? 5 L 1 2Q 5 i7 L . Q sei as ,X J ' fl, , f' f 33,8-' w W . 6 a Qv ,1,.t' r . 344374 , gn ,mr 1 A D r s: i 'iv NN, L,,, i.::k 'I , V ' ' ,A ' .QJ..,.n'.A - - TEZKUM YQ, ,gi , , ,,,,,.,m- ' H.. my W A f.. - V A, Qfa-,gig - .- 1. . 'www . .Bai L, -riff, -: .r '- 1133 's L WW gf? -fn P fi H' I uri if fklu. mx. Top Left: Erein Enis is in deep concentration before her race in the district meet in Grapevine. Left: linda Briscoe cheers her teamates on at the district meet. Above: Girls track team: Nunez, Isham, Iipsey, Holloway, Enis, Murphi-ee, Christian, Zumar, Reid, Briscoe, McG1aLm. 187 Juniors Win Eagle Olympics The Eagle Olympics proved to be one of the most exciting events of the year. The juniors narrowly defeated the Seniors, the Sophs came in third, and Fish were far back in last place. 31,2 W- , :PNN if Q we Above: Contestants for the girls' wheelbarrow race wait for the gun to begin the race. Top Right: Randy Potter pauses a moment to swallow during the pie eating contest. Right: Mark Buckner concentrates on his plan of action before the tire roll. 188 i fx, ' I r I 1.3. ' .... has .Z .Q52W PS ,l . . , , . 6070 anso on electric 1 1 tg' o . S A 1, 2, wrist we 9 1 is ar 1? I x Ili x b F ri y cm I O O 0 Q s on 3 Y K m mixmixx51 O X ' ' ' s , all' CQI1 I lQnIng f i .,.-f - :st '.-4-of-'f11l'.::':'-:1f-fu.: .-:A .'.- 1 Air conditioning provides lots of comfort during the summer months, but for many thousands of homeowners it is also the biggest factor in the cost of electricity. On the average, air conditioning accounts for about half of summertime electric bills. Here are ways you can hold down the cost of air conditioning and still enjoy its comfort. Central Systems 1. Set thermostat on 780, or higher, during the summer. Turn unit off if you'll be away from home several days. Keep equipment at top operating efficiency. Have it checked seasonally by qualified serviceman. Check filter every 30 days. Dirty filters cause equipment to use excessive electricity. lf filter is permanent, clean by manufacturer's directionsg if it's disposable, it should be replaced when dirty. Keep furniture, draperies away from air outlets and returns. Clean grills often. Close draperies and blinds to keep out direct sunlight. Keep fireplace damper closed. Proper home insulation keeps the heat out, cuts energy use. Insulation questions? Call TP8.L. Shade on roof and walls can reduce energy needed to cool. But trim trees, shrubs away from outside compressor unit. Keep it free of leaves, debris. If air flow is blocked, unit uses more energy. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Weatherstrip doors and windowsg caulk cracks to prevent drafts and cool air loss. 10. Keep windows closed. Open outside doors as little as possible. Window Units Follow above suggestions, plus these: Buy units with highest energy efficiency ratio QEERJ. Uses less electricity to cool. If EER is not on sales tag, ask for it orfigure it yourself. Divide wattage into t'BTU capacity. Both figures are on unit. Place unit where it'll get as little direct sun as possible. Aim air outlets at lower half of doorway to next room to allow warm air from that room to enter at the doortop for recooling, recirculation. Never vent air conditioner into garage. Ventilation is usually too poor fortop performance of your unit. Conserve electricity and you help conserve one or more of the fuels needed to produce it. Conserve fuels and you help assure that there will be enough to meet essential needs for electricity in the future. When you pass a TP8tL office, warehouse, generating plant or other facility, you'll see that we've turned off all non-essential lighting. And, in as many other ways as possible, TP8lL is reducing its own uses of electricity. lf you would like additional information on conserving electricity, call the Customer Service Representative in the TP8lL Office. 11. 12. 13. 14. TEXAS POWER 8a LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility 9 X I .H 5 99 if ,L 7' , ,M ?W1?'?f5?f5fx H A A A A 3 f if X. -f ' , L. 4? ' gg, f '1 5 fp yy? 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' 71, Q RENSHAW REXALL DRUG ' 'See Us for Prescription Need, Drugs, and Cosmetics. K. W. R h ens aw Charlie Long RYNEARSON,S ACE HARDWARE AND WESTERN 107 West Main Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-5650 Housewares RCA TV Giftware T oys Use Your Bank Americard or Master Charge Cards l Q RUSSELL S Department Store Your Family Store Decatur, Texas Bowie, Texas ki ' gn Ai., xp gy- W MISTER BUSTER S Real Charcoal Makes Om- Burgers Better Hwy. 287 Bypass Bo S88 x Decatur , Texas Q . asf an 4 sl' r 1 4 Sf 2 s 't l Q g f f ,jg-4 , +3 if if XX Q N 'E Q-:W fm f l jhe f Ii Aw' Ae' 1 g , ,N N Q. 5' K ,ws M 43 P ':, FEED C0. MODE-O-DAY 108 W. Walnut A Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-3394 59: f' z 'E 5 X Af . 1. CAMARO PROPERT IES 204 North Lane Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-5234 Farms, Ranches, Development 5 A CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1977 If you would like to consider a career with POCO we would be happy to talk to you about it. ' 5'C0 Poco Graphite, Inc. A Union Oil Company of California subsidiary 1601 South State Street, Decatur, Texas 76234 Telephone 18171 627-2121 A 5? 5 bf SS 2 ii fu 53 T' 1 5 55 lc 3 Hi ii E ? 'Q W 5 is '1 2 f as 1? V, 9. E A' ig FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN DECATUR One Stop Banlung SEFVICE Where ' 'Frlendhness Prev:-nls' ' Servlces Checlung Accounts N1ght Depos1to Safety Depos1t xes Loans Motor Banlung For A11 Departments Phone 627 2191 Decatur, Texas Q94 1 9Fh:sf K My A V' J OO . W, v .IX 4 l MU 5 's-i.,,., tk X. W A '4 ' ,, A QM 'N ., I 'Na Q 5 if 'll Ymmwamarf ..fu1a,. L+. ,,,, , , . WMWWW ' , ., -1 ' . S 5 if f 'MT.i.b.,..sefrifr-new 1 f AMk fM, M , . ,., ,, ,,,' ,W.-1,,. -N, CGCANOUGHER FCRD SALES ' 'We handle Thunderbirds, Falcons, Mercury, and Fords. Authorized Sales and Service Ph : 627-2146 gr W' 5? 3, one Decatur, Texas rf- 'M - 9 f, i Q E 4 A1 E 'LM fi: DECATUR Why not get the Best in Barber Service? 502 North Trinity Decatur, Texas BARBER SHOP Qerr S mea- ,N .Min P 1 45? A in ., V - 4. . M sg , , L DECATUR FLORIST 8c GIFT a SHOP f 'TVLV Q Flowers for All Occasions ,,.Z Bob 8 Judy Shepard, Owners 303 N. State St. 627-5359 .3355 Decatur, Texas 76234 Ui! T oq,,,, ROSENBURG S GROCERY AND WASHATERIA ' 600 East Hale Decatur, Texas Ph 627 5210 one: - Ray and Rheta Mosley, Owners V 4, swmos ' IDA DECATUR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION x 17 11332 WW W 'ii HOLLIS JONES DAIRY QU EEN Home o the Hunger Buster 8 Fries Highway 380 8 287 DIAMOND , Shop Your Friendly iamond Store ere Your Dollar Buys you more . g 115 South Trinity 1010 Stevens Decatur, Texas Bridgeport, Te a Phone: 627-2181 Phone: 627-5 LA D HGUSE Member of Texas Association of Realtors Complete Real Estate service for buyer S seller. Located in the Old Depot 100 U.S. 81 South Decatur, Texas 76234 Ann Nobles, Realtor 627- 2638 Leala Davis Bob Holloway 433 - 5569 466- 3790 'Wi' 1 RN tmifxwa f Y . - 3 W Li , 5 in . ' rll ',As i X -6gfg13f, .'f11 . M 5 .X 4 I J -, fxk. I X x 5 ' ' ' X x. ' ' ,L-.,,, 6 1 . 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LEE GROCERY AND MARKET We give S 8 H Green Stamps' ' Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-2701 THE MELODY SHOP 400 West Walnut Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-3966 CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Bill Neighbors Distributor Phone: 627-3191 Decatur, Texas BRYANS Western wear, Boots Hardware, Groceries Highway 287 N. 627-3949 we Q?':1g'33l, 'jvgil Q ,ffr-:4,,gfi:1gmq .L , :ki , , ,s my y+ga,,,,.,,,N, WM, O S 558501 E0 +1-1 gag I1 fb F4 - '-g.1- U3 'ff' ami G rn 5?55'5zC ' Em 55,r's-WUC amz su - Uffj , :iv W 'PU P1 H v NW ox' '11 Sz U E O1 52592 fx' WISE EQUIPMENT INC. Case Hesston Tractors and Eqmpment Sales and SSTVICB 730 and 81 Loop Decatur., Texas Phone 627 5451 M 8: M FOOD MART 411 East Walnut Phone 627 5352 B J Mann V L Meador FOCDWAY UPER MARKET Most modern super market in Wise County With Deli S Bakery Store Hours Mon. -Thurs. 7-8 Fri. -Sun. 7-9 Phone 627-5936 THE WISE COUNTY MESSENGER Wise County's Leading Newspaper Since 188O Decatur, Texas Commercial Printing Office Supplies WISE COU TY TELEPHONE CO. Better Living for You and Your Family With ' 'Tele-Zoned' ' Telephone Service 206 North Lane Decatuu-, Texas Phone 627-2111 Q . pf nf ff-.,. I ,,1,,.'.,., 925' ' r Q : Q ffiu ia: T 'gi in I -ni aw MARYE NELLA'S 'M' 113 North stare M W Decatur, Texas ,, A h4 . Phone- 627-2380 5 2 ' . N 5 1 1 1 1 3 , KT 3 Z ' ' :I . 1 I S -Y it I V' , 22 'Q M AS ga- 4, ' 'in I ' V f' 15 1+ If .dsx 1 2' 4: ,G 2 Sw X wwf. 'Q fy 5 M' 1 ex . g i J, M I t b , h Wyi. ,h V, M .h f I V L wr' f A , ARNETTE'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION 707 West Walnut Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-3702 PHILUPS KWIK CHIK LEMOND S 66 I SERVICE STATIUN 705 W. Main 705 W. Main Phone 627- 2592 Phone: 627-5345 Norman Sparks, C Forrest Lemond, C Decatur '3'W'-fx fini GAGE RESOURCES Top Pr1ces For O11 and Gas Leases and Royaltles and Mmerals 110 N T1-1n1ty Decatur Phone 627 5966 ceorgew cage 575 2898 CL cage Jr 627 5779 FOREMOST FOODS Harold and Judy Moore Independent D1SU'1butOf Phone - 627 3740 THE WISE TIMES Nu. 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