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Nt. , - , YJ gf f N vf, -'ff 1? fl 7-1f'Xx4' 'fx Y X' Xfxx H x, , Vg '-:Eff ' . F, , if Y e 22 1 Si' X W S ,,, VK ' in px 4, My Different Stl'0k0S f0l' Different Folks A. Kelli Watts happily enters ac- counting class. B. julie Waller shows us that Ultra-Brite smile! C. Gaylan Cox fights sleep in Spanish class while waiting for his assignment. D. What do you mean l have a detention 1 B. ??? says Sharon Watford. iw mi l l l 3 1.5 l 4 Opening X A. Vickie Helms carefully performs an experiment in biology class. B. joAnna Wright gives fellow freshmen directions between classes. C. The ever-smiling face of Eagle Doll Amy Payne. D. Charlie Tibbles takes a break from classes in the cafeteria. E. Clyde Slimp, Nikki lennings, and Pam Payne take advantage of the open cam- pus. F. Buffy McCarley counts ballots during journalism class. G. Marsha Hudson shows enthusiasm during a pep rally. Opening 5 f-9 N ,Xp T 5 1 .,.. I 'Q - X' ...F .S..N -J. .U XX 11 I, XX :nf- , kd x ,ax . ,xy 'M J bil' :WM 9' ,,,4, , , A N s Q NA Q .IS A. Derrick Boyd presents the Homecoming Queen, Kim Allen, with roses. B. Seniors Kim Allen and Derrick Boyd are in the spotlight after Kim is crowned Homecoming Queen. C. Derrick Boyd seems to be enjoying escorting Kim Allen at the homecoming practice Friday afternoon. fpg. 73 A. The 1986 Homecoming Queen and her court are Queen, Kim Allen, junior, Karen Wolf, sophomore, Robin Singleton, and freshman, Paige Winder. B. junior nominee, Karen Wolf, is presented with a rose by her escort, Paul Perkins. C. Escort, Lance Aldridge, presents Paige Winder, freshman nominee, with a rose. D. Robin Singleton, the sophomore nominee, is presented with a rose from her escort, Ronnie Burchard. Opening 7 Students Sneak ut n omecomine! This year DHS's Homecoming had its share of disappointments. We were not allowed to have the traditional pep rally on the square. We were having a losing streak, and of course the price of mums in- creased. Despite all this, students kept their Eagle Spirit glowing, especially when we learned that we were going to have a bonfire for the first time in three years. To find out how much students enjoyed homecoming, we asked a few questions. Ps Atv-' ff! . V..-4 ...Q ' :! I' , jvy. ,V 1 ,.,.'.,.-.. '?Q'Y:if,?xMtsxuw XV .1 '7?j-'-. 4 iff? ,xx Al.-:lui , 8 Opening NYD 0 0 C .itll 's S. I AA Dolby A. jennifer Richards gets a Bishop, Clyde Slimp, and f Xrpl, i th 14 H f I' 11,13-as C. X '1 an ,Mn free ride from Bobby Willie Klose at the Homecoming Pep Rally. B. Football players Brad Mc- Cormick and Tony Mooney show how they feel about our loss. C. At the band rehersal, Homecoming nominee Karen Wolf and her escort Paul Perkins prepare for the upcoming event. D. Raschell Miller eats it up at the pre game salad supper. E. Kim Allen ponders the outcome of the Homecoming Queen wr Z1 ,Y '91, lfii.. think Homecoming What do you will be like 20 years from now? lanice Wacaster: The mums will probably play the school song. If you could have gone to the Homecoming with anyone in the world, who would it be? Kara Curry: john jolley. Crista Camp- bell: Patrick Swayze. Scott Morgan: Heather Thomas. If you could change one thing about the Homecoming, what would it be? Mitzi Merritt: I'd make the dance livelier! Kerri Ogle: I'd have the Homecoming Queen contest dur- ing halftime. Do you think Homecoming is a good, lasting tradition? Kevin johnson: Yes because it gives DHS graduates a chance to see each other again. ,.4 joe lolley: Yes, because it makes football season a little more in- teresting. Penny Agan: Yes, because its a special time in the football season and it only hap- pens once a year. Do you think mums can be too gaudy? Carl Flusche: Yes, because they get too expensive if you put too much stuff on them. Kathy Meador: Yes! Those lights are pretty gaudy. You can put too much on those things. Did you think the pep rally was good even though it was indoors? lody Lanfear: Not really, because its better outside where there is more room. james Stockton: No, because having it in the gym dampened everyone's spirit a little. 109' A. Senior Kandy Cannady en- joys her first tand lastj homecoming as a DHS Student. Opening 9 J' ,idly -1, k., n vi B E mx X Q-3,11-,.x xxx? -1 fxxx v lgfhf. ' '34'1f?5 Q V . 'ri-:Q lm 'in if 9 1, J fgnilff-TTL - M-fx U B A ,m Ff+-if 3 A Q. R Q' 'A ,Mp .K fy ff Q L wa- f. llvvw..--A ' U-vw A s ,QQ wx. ,. Z! JY' Og, I, Pax-26TQ,'. 'b fl v gx-lzgsfk' gg..,.,,, ffifziff vf Sw . ' ' ,WUI ex ' lf : ' cb X bv' s of W Twgri' A .tqsll 4. ' ' ' , ,V - ' x ' 2 1 ' -uk . ' ,wi SEK fl ii xiii? if-I' 'Ky x A Day in the Life of a DHS Student 4 Sgt.. . 711 1 f - . il 4 A. Mr. White discusses sack time with jimmy Warden. B. Heidi Lewis seems frustrated with her new Spanish I assignment. 12 Opening C. After school football workout takes up much of the players after- noons. D. Craig Oyer, Samantha Woodson, Rodney Woodson, and Mario Galindo partake in the usual morning parade at DHS. E. Renee Maliska finds time between classes to get into her locker. A Day in the Life of a DI-IS Student Tx erry lennings satisfies his at Dairy Queen during lunch. B. After a busy day at ,J 1 DHS, junior Kevin Walton manages to get in a few zzz's. C. Nikki Jennings uses her morning band rehearsals not only to perfect her marching routine but also to fix her hair. 7:00-8:00-Early band practice. 7:30-8:00-Students arrive for school. 8:00-First bell ringsp locker area fills with students. 8:l5 -Tardy bell rings. Late ar- rivals must get a tardy slip from the office to be admitted to class. 8:20-II:l5-Classes in ses- sion. ll:l5-12:50-DHS adjourns for first and second lunch. 3:15-School ends forthe day. . . or does it? 3:l5-4:00-Tutorials on Tuesday and Thursday. 2:30- 5:30-Football players practice for Thursday and Friday night's games. Cheerleaders and Spirit Club decorate the school. 7:l5- Late night band for the upcom- ing halftime show or contest. Opening 13 X I ,ff f V Al V ' If I X f X, ff , 1 f' Z' f' I r f , Vw , nl, ' ' ,N J 1' K ,, , , 2, ff X I, 4 f Y , ,, ,f , 4 ' X -' , f 4 X p, yy f - J k ' fr if i 'w, ' X o cf, '02 , WV o,. op o'0o X0 o O o O o,. o , . . o.., o,',Y a . .0 l.g o o X. 3 S1 Ill ll! Ill! llli lil' nn 07-' A1 I -U 4' ,x'I ff. 'WK f 'TF .9 dz. 9.5 J' u s u u u s 'fs' ff-fn F X 1 Laura Bishop and David Byers take the royal title of Silliest Seniors. n. . . ,, . Se iors voted Tisha Holloway and Michael Howerton Most Likely to a Million. C. Janelle Luker and Ron Mosley are Best Dressed in junior Class. D. Most Compatible boys and girls were Mary Jolley Janelle Luker along with Ron Mosley and Mark Shults. A. lpg. 15J Walker and Clyde Slimp were chosen Most Likely to be There You Need Them by the Sophomore Class. B. The Sophomores Debbie McKee and Bill South Most Likely to Die With Their On. C. Angie Montomery and Travis Austin were voted Most to get Thrown Over the Lockers by fellow Freshmen. D. The of Party Till You Drop were taken by Tim Keith and Raquel THE N , - g-fry we Opening 15 vw, fe D ...-,...,.- TfxfMf 'k'f'?w 3 ..w, , 1 I L .4 : S U. 19 X if 16 Opening .,., . W. ,rf rf' x 5 , ,. 2 4 I V A 5 j x 1 Z 9,1 Mr. and Miss DHS . 5 .X .. . if -tx . - Lance Aldridge has excelled in sports and other ac- tivities throughout high school. As a freshman, Lance played football and varsity basketball and was elected class favorite. Lance continued playing basketball his sophomore year and also played varsity football. He won district in UIL typing and won the 1985 Business Student-of-the-Year Eagle Award. As a junior, he was All-District and All-Area running back and punter. Lance was also All-District and All-Area in basketball. He was MVP at the Decatur Basketball Tournament, MVP of Wise County in basketball, and won the MVP basketball team award. Lance won district in the shot put and was a regional qualifier. He won the Most Athletic Boy Eagle Award and was voted Most Attrac- tive Boy by the student body. Lance was inducted in- to the National Honor Society as a junior and was also a member of the Spanish Club and OEA. As a senior, Lance continued in football, basketball, and track, and was a football captain. He belonged to the Spanish Club and has been in FCA for four years. Lance's hobbies are skiing and hunting. He says his interests are fast cars and fast women. julie Perkins has filled her years at DHS with building school spirit along with other school ac- tivities. As a freshman, julie participated in basketball, spirit club, and FFA. She continued building school spirit her sophomore year when she made the j. V. cheerleading squad. She continued playing basketball and was secretary of the spirit club. As a junior, julie was elected to the varsity cheerleading squad and became a member of the Crag Staff. Also, she was chosen the junior class homecoming queen nominee and was voted Best-All-Around by the student body. She was elected head varsity cheerleader her senior year and became co-editor of the Crag. She is also a member of FHA and OEA. julie enjoys photography and playing the piano. She likes going out with her friends and going to movies. She also enjoys shopping. 18 Favorites .J Best All'Al'Dlll1d Chris Cain is this year's student body choice for Best All-Around. He has participated in several sports and school activities during his high school years. As a freshman, Chris played football and basketball. He was elected class favorite, and student council representative. He was a member of the Spanish Club and participated in UIL Science. Chris played varsity football, ran track, and played basketball his junior year. He served as junior class president, member of the Art Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society and student council representative. Chris received the Sportsmanship Award in football during his junior year. He also became a member of the National Honor Society, As a senior, Chris played varsity foot- ball and basketball. This year Chris is the president of the senior class. Chris enjoys reading, math, and being with friends. On weekends, Chris likes to see the latest flicks and meet new girls. The student body chose johnna Britt for Best All- Around girl. She has participated in sports and organizations throughout high school. As a freshman she played basketball and participated in band. As a sophomore, lohnna played varsity basketball and ran track. She was a homecoming nominee, band treasurer, class reporter, class favorite, and vice- president of the student council. As a junior, lohnna was in the Spanish Club, class secretary, and student council reporter. She was inducted into the National Honor Society, vice-president of FHA, and won the Sportsmanship Award in basketball. As a senior, johnna is president of FHA, class treasurer, and a member of the Crag Staff. She also is a member of OEA. lohnna enjoys playing basketball, swimming, and water skiing. On the weekends, she enjoys going out with friends to a movie or bowling. 20 Favorites Nggggiwksamxfgf 'mf if t lust! L01 innine Dersonalityi W W r 't XMI' as chosen Winning Personality. David has particpated in many activites. As a freshman and sophomore, he played basketball and was a member of FFA. As a junior, David played varsity basketball and joined the Spanish Club. He was elected vice- president of the senior class and vice-president of the Art Club. Along with playing basketball, David finds time to be a member of FCA. David's hobbies are hunting and basketball. His in- terestsd are girls and more girls. On the weekends, he likes to ' Kendra Burnett was chosen Winning Personality. She has participated in many sports and organizations throughout high school. As a freshman, she was class president, class favorite, and a homecoming nominee. She was also FHA treasurer, freshman representative in band, and in Who's Who in America. Kendra also played basketball and ran track. As a sophomore, she was again class president and continued in basketball, track, and band. As a junior, Kendra was inducted into the National Honor Society and joined the Spanish Club. As a senior, she is the Crag Staff editor and president of the student council. Kendra's hobbies are lifting weights, aerobics, and taking care of her dog fPhilbertJ. She enjoys going out to eat and seeing a movie on the weekends. 'Wi 4 -1 .1 .V an I 'f I P 22 Favorites frmq, iv X ost AIltl'i:lCtiVB The students at DHS chose Ron Mosely as Most At- tractive. He has been in many activities during high school. As a freshman, he was elected class favorite and vice-president of his class. He was also a member of the Art Club. Ron participated in football, basket- ball, and track. As a sophomore, He was class treasurer. As a junior, Ron was elected class secretary, FCA treasurer, and is a member of the Spanish Club. He also plays varsity football. Ron enjoys going out with friends to movies, and riding around. He likes playing the harmonica, baseball, golf, and going swimming. Kim Allen was chosen Most Attractive by the students at DHS. She has participated in many clubs throughout her high school years. As a freshman, she was a member of FHA. During Kim's sophomore year, she played basketball and joined the Spirit Club. As a junior, Kim was inducted into the National Honor Society and was a member of the Spanish Club. As a senior, she was crowned Homecoming Queen. Kim enjoys going to parties and shopping with friends. She enjoys playing softball, volleyball, and football. Kim also likes listening to the radio, cooking, and sitting by a fire and drinking hot chocolate with marshmallows on cold days. Jfii. U O rbi G HIZQQLQ wcvg 0' b fb' 1,911 11 X V+ Jf Dfmfoeo, Qt. fl I .Q-su ,PJ Mb R Ox! .Nw I ,J X ,. -1 ff: . 3-'W 1 I' F x X a L I' . C N . 1 02...- ,..4r...---- -ur4d-Qlll- F ' Y A 'Q' X 1 12 HK 2 ,-ff 49 Jw nf 'J Am, 'v m n'El ,, 'JI .J an ., - f Xb 'K 1, H an - . I ,K I 1 if t . ' 5 10' 1 -.Q-.. W, Jyw NAM.. . , ,,, 'f - : r lj, 1. x nzidluul W? ,gy N ,Minn if jPictured left to rightJ first row:John Jolley, Reporter, Buffy Mc- Carley, Treasurer, Michael Howerton, Secretary, Laura Bishop, Vice-President, Scott Lane, President, second row: Tisha Holloway, Kristy Seal, Kim Stone, Johnna Britt, Kendra Burnett, julie Mara, third row: Lisa Long, Jeannie Fiel, Melissa Moore, Lori Harvey, Vickie Helms, Carrie Ransom, fourth row: Trista Oppermann, Kim Allen, Debbie Brown, Clint Carter, Marcus Rye, fifth row: Lance Aldridge, Ronny Burchard, Derrick Boyd, Carl Flusche. t J W a ac tPictured left to rightJ first row: Janelle Luker, Mitzi Merritt, David Wilde, DeAnna Richardson, Sharon Borski, second row: Janice Wacaster, Kelli Watts, Angie Griffeth, Pam Payne, Susan Lewis, third row: Brett Cato, Mark Shults, Michael Miller, Charlie Tibbels, forth row: Scott Oates, Tommy Wacaster, James Stockton Knot pic- turedJ Renee Maliska. 26 ,Q -,. fun! 2 N.H.S.-I-lard Work Days Uff Due to local policy, standards were raised in the National Honor Society requiring ap- plicants to have a cumulative average of at least 90. New members were inducted on Monday, December 1, and all members meet on the first Tuesday of each month. The in- duction took place in the gymnasium with a candlelight ceremony which parents and friends were invited to attend. Members are required to do a group service project and an individual service project. The NHS also sponsors the Faculty-Senior Volleyball game each year. Mary Nell Fortenberry tpictured top rightJ sponsors the National Honor Society in addi- tion to her many other responsibilities such as Librarian and Financial Advisor for the year- book. Ms. Fortenberry graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science and Masters degree in Education. Ms. Fortenberry has been in education for 24 years, with 23 years being served at Decatur High School. When asked how she liked Decatur she replied, I like the students, the staff, and the town. The size of our school is just right. The 1986-87 Yearbook Staff would like to thank Ms. Fortenberry for keeping up with the financial records. The Student Council Aims ieh. U tl I ...agg- L . 1 S l 4 r i t , 5 5 5 i M 1 rpii K .5 b , A' L. I r .S i S M' 73? A. .......-1. ,,,, ,.,FN A. The Student Council Officers are tfrom lefti janelle Luker, Treasurerg Kendra Burnett, Presidentg Mark Shults, Reporterg Mary jolley, Vice Presidentg and Charlie Tibbels, Secretary. B. Holly Price donates a can to the Student Coun- cil sponsored Food Drive. C. The Seniors helped make the Food Drive suc- cessful by con- tributing a large share of the cans. The Student Council is responsible for many activities at D.H.S. They plan and monitor the Food Drive, the Powder-Puff football game, the volleyball tournament, Eagle Olympics, and the Bonfire. This year the Student Council plans to establish a SADD Chapter in our school and take part in the new drug program. t UC!! 1 xx my . ,:... . . st.. L.LLL Qi? li 'KLK A if Fl-lA'ers Gain lixnerience The B.S. and M.A. that Dena Silvers received from North Texas State University has helped her in teachin Home Economics, Home and Family Living, and Consumer Esucation. During her twelfth year at Decatur, Mrs. Silvers helped to sponsor the junior class and the FHA club. The Future Homemakers of America QFHAJ club had a busy year. One of the Club's many projects was a canned food drive at Christmas. The canned foods were distributed to the needy throu hout Decatur. As the annual fund raiser, some club members and their friends wrap ed Christmas presents for Poco Graphite after school. Those who participated were: julie Perkins, Carrie Doss, julie Waller, Thea Woodruff, Crista Campbell, Monty Neighbors, Melissa Barton, and Traci Newcomb. FHA members also enjoyed club parties at Halloween and Christmas. Q l---v 8, .g fig?-A 1 W 1 6? 3 X33 ks.. A. Mrs. Silvers is pleased with all of the good grades made by her students. B. FHA officers are ltop row from leftl Melissa Barton, historian, lohnna Britt, president, Carrie Doss, secretary, Andrea Hale, parliamentarian, jbottom rowl Crista Campbell, project chairman, Monty Neighbors, reporter, julie Waller, vice president, and Susan Lewis, treasurer. C. Monty Neighbors and Melissa Barton have a good time wrapping Christmas presents for Poco. D. FHA members are fback row from leftl K. Actkinson, S. Tennell, M. Cannon, M. Rhine, A. X X5 Hale, B. Markham, R. Fisher lmiddle rowl C. Campb T. Holloway, Britt C Berr C Doss bottom row M Cannon L Tin Y l- , - Y, - l l - , - Sf M. Herrmann, and M. Neighbors. E. julie Waller and Carrie Doss help out Thea Woodruff-the slowest wrapper in the West. FFA CUTS Texas Decatur Future Farmers of America have been busy prepar- ing and participating in area con- tests all over the state. Contests that the FFA have competed in in- clude, North Texas State Fair in Denton, Dallas State Fair, Fort Worth Fat Stock Show, Houston Stock Show, FFA Leadership Chico Project Show, and also the Wise County Youth Fair held hear in Decatur. The big fund raising project was the annual fruit sales. They were up this year a total of Sl 1,000. nut Wllhtll, Sf fs. ,SV -25' N? AWN r gguuttil Ag teacher Brent Williams attended Tarleton State University. He received a B.S. degree in Agriculture Education. He teaches Vocational Ag III, IV, and co-op Ag. Mr. Williams has taught at Decatur High School for 13 years Phillip Askey, on the other hand is new at Decatur High School. He also attended Tarleton State University and received a B.S. Ag Education degree. Mr. Askey sponsors the FFA as well as the Rodeo Team. The Decatur FFA would like to give special thanks to Brent Williams, Sam Rector, and Phillip Askey for their support ps. I I an , 'ly N n X I r i .422 f ' gliid ,, A Haifa!! M ,yr 'fi--3? ' an , ...mu- '- ' ..........--rg' YQ! X- A .4 ,mass ,ff ' .-.. .... as ..,, ... W, Q ,W .j ' P .N M . - C - AS HIC .. Q .m.. - ,-. om -.- .,!i .-f. g- ' - 9-,-' '- . . 45' 6' 8' 0 ASSN A. They stand alone! B. Debbie McKee makes a good run at her first rodeo of the season. C. Buffy McCarley and Brownshoe making another winning run. D. Billy Austin really knows how to take the bull by the horns. E. Here we see Bronco Billy in action again! F. Alan johnson makes a clean catch in the Calf Roping. G. Pam Conner and Magic execute a picture perfect turn. H. Charlie Lanfear: a lover, a fighter, a wild bull rider? I. Buffy and Pam make double trouble in the team roping. l. jimmy Spur Warden thinks he'll take this bronc he's drawn and really part his hair. K. Spur at his best! L. Allen Steps out over the side to make a run for his calf. Q 'S' gs 3 if C 05-O 0 QU 31 w I f. is S it any of YDUI' l3llSiI1BSST99 --Q .14 .L ::f l 'f,Mpri I I X N ...A V41 The Business Department at Decatur High School has gone througlh several changes this past year, the iggest of these being two new teachers. Gayle Foos teaches word processing, VOE, Coop, and sponsors the OEA C ub. Mrs. Foos graduated from Emporia State Univ. in Emporia, KS with a BSB degree. She has been teaching a total of 2 years. Rumor has it that she is a world traveler, she and her husband sponsored twenty high school kids on a trip to Europe. Maybe if we're lucky . . . ?! In the room next door a person will hear the humming of typewriters. This is Mrs. Hale's room. She came back to DHS, after a year's absence, to teach classes in the business department, including typ- in , accounting, and, of course, jour- naqism. Mrs. Hale has a B.S. degree from NTSU. She has been teaching a total of five years, four of them at Decatur. Anyone can plainly see that the business department is thriving under the capable, respected instruction of Mrs. Foos, and Mrs. Hale. These two new teachers bring fresh, new ideas to the business department at DHS. In the top left picture Mrs. Foos ex- plains the finer points of word processing. Beside her is Mrs. Hale being interrupted by one of her students. In t e midd e o the page are the OEA members: Cbottom rowl Terri Watson, Tisha Holloway, Cind Atkins, Vice-President, Carrie Ransom, lmiddle rowl Jeannie Fiel, Historian, Pa Hubbard, Deneise Brooks, Secretary, Beth Curry, lohnna Britt, Ctop row Ser eant-at-Arms, Rae Scott, Keith Hilton, Mijwael Carrillo, President, Richard Car rillo, Robin Payne, and Treasurer Keith Stone. Not pictured is Reporter, Debbi Brown. Shannon Lanford is obviously typing love-letter. In Meat Lab, students learn about meat quality and iden- tification, and se lectio I'1. U Me Meal Hb f0C meat grading and at marketing and livestock slaughter meat prefaration and are also part of the m. All students are instructed in how to safely handle cattle, to operate and machines in slaughter area and meat processing USES DI1 Q Q . D08 Meal jana Woodruff had quite a versatile schedule during her fifth year at DHS. Mrs. Woodruff taught theatre speech, English II, and health. A graduate of TCU, Mrs Woodruff majored in theatre and physical education and received a BFA degree. Most UIL events were sponsored by Mrs. Woodruff. She sponsored the One-Act-Play Mock Trial, Cross Examination Debate, Lincoln-Douglas Debate, Poetry, Prose, Persuasive, and Informative Speaking fand she also helped sponsor the Sophomore class.l Members of the Speech and Drama Club were given the opportunity to compete in various UIL events Various students competed in practice meets in prepara tion for district competition in March A Mrs Woodruff maintains a plea sant disposition throughout the day B The Speech and Drama Club of ficers are fback row from leftl Ronny Burchard Secretary Scott Lane Vice President Carl Flusche President ffront rowl Caleb Vaughan Seargent at Arms Andrew Rottner Reporter Thea Woodfuff Secretary C Speech and Drama Club members are fbac row from leftl V. jackson A. Sand- Doss D. Crenshaw A. Rottner 1. Wright tthird rowl I. Florian A. Gon es L. Myers . Au 'n . Vaughan S. Young T. Woodruff lse- cond rowll.1ennings N. lennings C Berry M. jolley j. Fiel C. Doss ffirs rowl K. Vickers T. Wacaster C Flusche C. Moore and R. Burchard Un With The Show ford, B. Soloman, C. Safmpler, H. zal , , T ,str , C 6 it ' ' im 'M 'll nf .3 1 L X Too Dlffrent' t The Art Club epitomizes the theme, Daring to be different. The group is directed by the ef- fervescent Carol Marrs, a graduate of N.T.S.U. She has a B.A. degree in art education and has been enlightening D.H.S. art students with her knowledge for the past seven years. Mrs. Marrs sponsors the freshman class in addition to the art club. Carol enjoys teaching at D.H.S. because there's some awesome art students here. The art club sponsored a party at the new bowl- ing alley early in the year. At Christmas, the club had a party in the Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Members exchanged gag gifts, such as the underwear modeled by Marsha Hudson. The club is, indeed, a unique one, and all the members strive to add a spark of creativity to Decatur High. A. The art club members are, back row, L to R: Traci Newcomb, Tony Mooney, Brian Solomon, Andrew Rottner, Andrew Sandford, lan Pettigrew, Kara Curry, Robert johnson, Billy Austin, and Kristy Seal. Second row: Richard Bishop, Beth Curry, Pam Conner , Buffy McCarley, Brad McCor- mick, Carrie Doss, and Denise Harlow. Front row: Adriana Gonzales, Cameron Sampler, Dana Cren- shaw, Silvia Lozano, Susan Lewis, and Patti Fyfe. B. The 1986-87 Art club officers are: lback row, L- RJ Toney Mooney, treasurer, Richard Bishop, Most Likely to Succeed, Carmella Rowe, secretary, D ' ittle vice- resid!-gnt. Front row: Kristy Seal, president, an Carrie oss, activities chairman. nstant Fun ust Add C JDCAAO Kevin Burns is entering his second year at DHS as the teacher of auto mechanics. Mr. Burns is a graduate from Weatherford junior College and also attended N.T.S.U. He sponsors all Vocational ln- dustrial Clubs, and teaches Auto Mechanics I and ll. He also helps with the community by giving up some of his spare time to be a volunteerfireman. A. Wesley Cannon and Marty Mooney attempt with their hands to fix a truck using their great auto mechanics skills. B. The 1986-87 club officers are: CL to Rl Marty Mooney, Parliamentariang Shane Wheeler, Reporter, David Byers, President, Kevin johnson, Secretary, Baldemar C-alindo, Treasurer. C. QQ l? David, what did you do to this door? Marty Mooney asked. D. Mr. Burns stops to smile at the camera during his hall patrol. E. The 1986-87 V.I.C.A. Club. F. Marty Mooney has a sing- a-long while they work. C.-:C ,.q, 4 ... S! Snirit Club urns Un the Volume I , Q., vt '-. f'- A . 4 L K g The DHS Spirit Club was busy with fund raisers even before school started. While most students were lounging by he pool this summer, the officers were busy arranging ice cream sales, window washes on the square, running the con- cession stands at softball games, and elling ads. The fund raisers were very profitable and the money was used to uv uniforms. This year the spirit club present at every home and away cheering the Eagles on Spirit Club members are fback row leftj Rachel Walker KaSondra Br Robin Payne lfourth rowl Thea Rebecca Farrar Donnette Traci Gage fthird rowl Brandi Angie Montgomery Monty ighbors Melissa Barton Lisa fsecond rowl Ianice Wacaster Singleton Sharon Watford Crista Melanye McFerrin tfrrst rowl Watts and Carrie Doss B Marci cheers for the Eagles during a game C Spirit Club officers are row from leftl Thea Woodruff Lieutenant Carrie Doss Lieutenant lbottom rowl Kelli Captain Robin Payne junior ant D Spirit Club members Car Doss Melanye McFerrin Crista and Kelli Watts get fired up an Eagle touchdown l.4.!--- S N The DHS Eagle Band Front Row Drum Majors Lori Harvey and Charlie Tibbels, Ist Row - A. Payne S South C Bohn H Doss S Borski C Berry I Black N. Hoefle, R. Maliska, 2nd Row- S. Smith I Pettigrew L Amonett D Crinshaw D Harlow A Williams, M. Hinshaw, 3rd Row - D. Richardson S Peterson P Winder R Barton B Markham C Slimp, C. Flusche, P. Payne, 4th Row- M Merritt S Turner S Smith L Ting M Hermann S Morgan, N.Iennings, 5th Row -D. Brown, R. Brooks B Mooney R Hughes R Long B Hale I Jolley S Mooney, 6th row- K. Walton, T. Opper- Tunine I1 I1 llSiC Spending his first year in Decatur is the new band director, Roger Willis. Having been a director for 12 years, he received his Bachelor's degree in Music Education from the University of Louisville. He later received his Master's degree in Music from the University o Houston. He teaches Band I, II, III, and IV, and sponsors the band and Eagle Dolls. A. AND THE MUSIC GOES ON. Roge Willis looks over All-Region tryout material. B. PRACTICE PAYS OFF. Band members practice on the field for the upcoming Friday night football game. 130l11l11itl119l1t Deuuired Someone who is not directly involved in a musical group would not know what is required of a person in band. Not only does the band member have to have talent, he must also have a great deal of commitment. Drum Majors Lori Harvey and Charlie Tibbels and Eagle Doll captain Nikki jennings have their 1O00!o at all prac- tices, which was beneficial to the band. This year at UIL Marching Contest, the band played Calido , Shinedown , Come in From the Rain , and a drum feature called Summer Salsa . The band received a rating of three, or average. At Midlothian Marching Contest this year, the band made finals and the Eagle Dolls received an award for Best Color Guard. Band can be really rewarding and fun, but it requires a lot of hard work and dedica- tion, exclaims Band Council President Laura Bishop. Dilhg Dah, D08 A. The 1986-87 Varsity Cheerleaders are ffrom L to Rj Karen Wolf, Mascot- jennifer Richards, Angie Griffith, julie Perkins, Susan Lewis, julie Waller, Ken- dra Burnett. B. Punk Day was the sub- ject of another entertaining pep rally skit. The punks pictured here are Ken- dra Burnett, Karen Wolf, julie Perkins, julie Waller, and of course Reagle. C. The 1986-87 Eagle Mascot is jennifer Richards. D. Steady, hold it! Another pyramid is accomplished. ffrom top to bottomj Susan Lewis, julie Waller, julie Perkins, Reagle, and on the sides Angie Griffith and Karen Wolf. E. Susan Lewis and Reagle take a joy ride around the track before a game. 40 A. The 1986-87 j.V. cheerleaders are ffrom L to RJ Angie Montgomery, Marcie Fitzgerald, Robin Singleton, Brandy Savage, Rachael Walker, Donnette Parker. B. Marcie Fitzgerald attempts to teach Ken Thompson to cheer along with the crowd. The l.V. Cheerleaders perform a walking pyramid during their pep-rally. fFrom top to bottomb Brandy Savage, Angie Montgomery, Donnette Parker, Rachael Walker, and Marcie Fitz- gerald. D. Hey! What about another cheer! says julie Waller. E. Getting the footwork right is an important part of cheerleading. Brandy Savage is making sure her feet are in gear. 4. g '10, ' i p 1l? 4,,, -c, a f f ' M srlt , t 1 Through the years cheerleading, which started out by just supporting teams by doing yells, has become a sport in itself. Each year competitions are held to determine the best squad in the nation. Don't let the cheerleaders' smiling faces and bouncy attitudes fool you, cheerleading is a lot of work. Right after elections, the cheerleaders start to work for next years season. Raising money for uniforms, which cost about 35300, and supplies become an im- portant part of the work. During the summer, the cheerleaders spend hours out in the hot sun practicing for evalua- tion. Also during the summer, signs are painted and 2-a-days begin, so that means serving cool-aid. As you can see, cheerleading is a lot of work but the 12 girls that make up the l.V. and varsity squads love supporting the mighty Decatur Eagles. U K SKA .P i' . . it . ff 1 Qs is if .,, V',V .5 f sl f .Eh .-'- NN' if E A, cw-M......,q....,... T07 E I 1012 . CICML' Smft Crackin' th Co es A. Mrs. Enis seems pleased about the papers she is grading. loyce Enis received a B.S. in Ed, and a M.S. at Midwestern State University. She teaches geometry, informal geometry, and trigonometry. She sponsors the Student Council, jr. class, and the Number Sense Team. Mrs. Enis has been in education for fourteen years and at Decatur for ten years. B. Coach Thompson takes time out from grading apers to help a student with her algebra. He graduated from Texas Tech, University with a BS. in educa- tion and a Masters of Education at Tarleton State University. Coach Thompson teaches Algebra I, Algebra II, and coaches varsity boys basket- ball. C. Mr. Carter takes a deep breath before going into his next math class. Roland Carter received a B.S. in Education and a Masters in Ed. from North Texas State University. He teaches fundamentals of math and consumer math, and he sponsors the sophomore class. Mr. Carter has been in education for twenty-one years and at Decatur for seven years. He says he likes teaching at Decatur because he likes the Decatur people. D. Coach Hicks looks at his Algebra papers before class starts. Coach Hicks received a 8.5. degree in physical education. He teaches pre-algebra, P.E., freshman football, and l.V. basketball. This is his first year in education. E. Mr. Ingram is checking his grade book and checking it twice. Robert L. Ingram received a B.S. and Masters in Ed. at West Texas University. He teaches computer math, Algebra I, physics, and hysical science, and he sponsors the sophomore class. He has been in erlbcation for thirteen years and at Decatur for nine. Mr. Ingram likes teaching at Decatur because he says the best people that he knows lives in Decatur and Wise County. 1 C. E. .Axsgi iSll0l'Y . . . it's hiSt0l'Y 5 . While teaching Economics, Mr. Forbau is amused by one of his many witty seniors. Bernhart Forbau received a degree in secondary education from West Texas State. He has been in education for 31 years. Mr. Forbau teaches EconomicsfCivics and U.S. History along with benefitting everyone at D.H.S. with the quotes he writes on the chalkboard. . X C. 7442 Coach Scroggins diligently grades tests in his American History class. Gary Scroggins graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science in secondary education. He teaches American History and coaches varsity football and track. Coach Scroggins sponsors the freshmen class. He has been in education for seventeen years and at Decatur for nine years. My Y ? X . ,quurvfr Coach Holloway takes a break from grading papers to smile for the camera. Carolyn Holloway graduated from North Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science in education. She teaches World History and coaches l.V. basketball and var- sity track. She sponsors the Spirit Club and freshmen class. She has spent her four years in education at Decatur. Coach Holloway says she enjoys teaching and coaching at Decatur because the staff and administration are very professional in their attitudes and actions. N. Coach Atkinson gets involved in teaching World History almost as much as he gets involved in Coaching. Bobby Atkinson received a Bachelor of Science in education and Masters in Ed. at Texas Tech University. He is Athletic Director and sponsors football and F.C.A. He teaches world history, health, and coaches football and track. He has been in education for nineteen years and at Decatur for eleven years. Coach Atkinson says he enjoys coaching at Decatur because the young people are some of the best anywhere. He says, they work hard and are respectful. This year there are new faces in the science department at D.H.S. On the freshman level, Coach Gary Wallum, who graduated from NTSU, has a degree in P.E. and teaches in- troductory to biology. He also helps coach varsity football and freshman basketball. Another freshman teacher is Roslinda Scott, who graduated from NTSU with a B.A. in science. She teaches physical science. On the sophomore level is Edie Flanigan. She too graduated from NTSU and has a B.S. in educa- tion. She teaches Biology I and has a class of Biology ll. Another newcomer to the science depart- ment is Coach limmie Parker. He is a graduate from Texas Tech Universi- ty. He has a B.S. in health, P.E. and computer science. Coach Parker teaches chemistry and helps with ifd SCiBl1C0 i . .1 in fi I Aslilxii' B.. ..a.......L,a. A. Coach Parker frantically jots down a few vicious problems for the up- coming chemistry exams. B. Oh no, I can't move my neck! says Melissa Moore. C. Mrs. Scott smiles big. D. Hey, want to slice a frog? says Mrs. Flannigan. E. Say what! says Coach Wallum. varsity football and track. 14 Q is -Q35 In f' M X- l my A . . .,i,Qif3: L A L' V ff fs - X Mid up NDUHSQ erbs, ilnd That Aingt All A. Mrs. Overton keeps a fresh smile after a long day's work. B. Mrs. Baker pdtsup with the usual freshmen antics. C. It is Mrs. Atkin's job to make sure all seniors are knowledgeable on the background of English Literature. D. Do you juniors honestly think that I will fall for that one? asks Mrs. Bennett. E. Mrs. Lane enjoys teaching Spanish for her third year at D.H.S. Q QM s'. 3 3 .. .1 X .igmj-22 ...ggi L,-1' ,- - ww f 2. U-R., iz A 31 xg ,rf 443 ,yy 5 1 9 fx 5 ' ' fi? 'Tuff A . Fx is girfratsi ,1.gl,2 , . .Q ffl Bi' I l lt 'X . f. N lil A 5 .lmf-mx fvfjy. A .33 5 . .L an jan Atkins took on the responsibility of head- ing the English depart- ment during her sixth year at Decatur. Mrs. Atkins was a graduate of U.T. at Austin where she received a B.S. in education as a History- English major. She took her masters in educa- tion at N.T.S.U. Mrs. Atkins teaches all senior level English classes and helped sponsor the junior class along with Literary U.l.L. Joanne Baker, a veteran teacher of fif- teen years at Decatur, graduated from Illinois State University with a B.S. in education. Mrs. Baker teaches all freshmen English classes and helps spon- sor U.I.L Spelling along with the senior class. Cathy Bennett taught English ll-H5 English III during her second year at D.H.S. Mrs. Bennett obtained her B.A. in English while attending U.T. at Arlington. The junior class was spon- sored by Mrs. Bennett. With a B.S. in educa- tion from N.T.S.U., Leisa Overton had no trouble teaching English ll, C.L.A.ll, and C.L.A. lll for her sixth year at Decatur. Mrs. Overton was the head sponsor of the freshmen class. Texas Tech was where lo Ann Lane received her B.A. in English. Mrs. Lane has been at Decatur for three years and teaches Spanish and English as a second Language. The senior class and the Spanish Club were sponsored by Mrs. Lane. E Q 6 is M4 l A. Mr. Grady Enis has been the principal of D.H.S. for 10 years. He has a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters in Education. B. Mr. White, new at Decatur as Vice Principal, went to the University of New Mexico. He holds a B.A.E. and an M.E.D. from N.T.S.U. He has been in education for 10 years. C. Mr. Sebastion, the new guidance counselor, enjoys protect- ing D.H.S.'s campus from prospective Bridgeport van als. He attended N.T.S.U. and holds a Bachelor of science degree and a Masters in counseling. D. Peggy Moore is in her 12th year as a secretary, at Decatur Hggh. E. Mrs. Betty Wiley, of ice secretary, has been at Decatur High for 25 years. +- 1 ails 1' Administration Backs Students In 5 E Q .QX 2 i t ,SQ . Their 4 .Aa X 47 Never-Ending Search for HDWIBUQB A. Deborah Hunt, payroll clerk, Betty Cummings, bookkeeperp Donna Lasher, bookkeeper, Diana Kemp, cafeteria clerk, and Glenna Barton, secretary and food service director. B. ienneth L. McKay at- tended West Texas State Universi- ty and received a B.S. degree in if Q lit 's P D. 1953. He obtained his Master's degree from Brown University in 1965. He has been the superinten- dent of schools in Decatur for two years. His advice to D.H.S. students is Study! Study! Study! And never give up! C. Nelda Young serves as the Director of Finance and Curriculum. D. Dena Morris is the tax assessor, while Pam Horton is the tax clerk, and jeffrey Seal serves as the assistant tax assessor. E. The Decatur School Board confer in a meeting. The members are Kelley Tibbels, Fred Renfrow, Bill Sandford, Lloyd jackson fPresidentl, Glenda Blagg, Hal Reese, and Charles Ford. 'Ulf AIDES AIQE IMDDIQTANT AT DHS Kim Allen answers the telephone in the office. julie Mara carefully stamps a library book. I wonder if Ms. Fortenberry is looking over her shoulder? The office aides are: Debbie Brown, Susan Black, Carol Berry, Deneise Brooks, Karen Wolf, Michael Carrillo, Kim Allen, julie Davis, jeannie Fiel, and David Byers, not pictured: is Nikki jennings. 38 The library aides are: Holly Price,qDavid Little, julie Perkins, Melissa Moore, julie Mara, and Brett Cato, no is Keith Hilton. Dreanizations Can Be Fun -x 'Nl 'C-'em-.K I .iw :L .. h s jg any ,A U Q' , l11 f wr VJ .gf R I i .'. V ,'LL ,M gf' . kin' 169' E . x M.: ., - - ki E1 . ffl: E.: 352.15 7-: 1: 'ft' A ,gm 1 , 0 kL'1' Llfz . Q--'ws-5 i CR 50 Senior babies Fx xx 7 ., Q, . an ? A ,W is ' 'X ff., K t is f- i X A 2 t YS QA gig X N Q si xxX xr Q '3 R ik M f X i 6 S X X I' N . 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M, ,I if Vli n U W si .i f--'J A rv 50' 1 lbw- 3 x M LZLL 62 yi es . - 9 I i ' N, V A g 7. I ' if ' 8. I 1: .rn t A . ,,., . Q 6 ' 67 UN'- , X , ew!! fl? 1 -4 Do YDU HDWW o'sW 0? 1. jeannie Fiel 2. Celissa Burns 3. Richard Colburn 4. Amy Christian 5. Carrie Ransom 6. Derrick Boyd 7. Beth Curry 8. lulie Perkins 9. Mark North 10. Sherry Harrington 11. Vicki Helms 12. julie Mara 13. Donna Tigert 14. Gary Davis 15. Deneise Brooks 16. Tony Meador 17. Lisa Shephard 18. Angela Ting 19. Andrea Cannon 20. Brad McCormick 21. Carrie Doss 22. Tisha Holloway 23. Ronnie Burchard 24. Cindy Atkins 25. Debbie Brown 26. Karen Phillips 27. Rodny Wood- son 28. Connie Osman 29. Clay Moore 30. Nikki lennings 31. Clint Carter 32. Melissa Moore 33. john Foster 34. Nancy Moss 35. Toni Alonso 36. Lisa Long 37. Richard Bishop 38. Lori Harvey 39. Cody Swinford 40. Dana Cobb . ' ' 42. lohnna Britt 43. Pam Conner and Buffy McCarley 44. Clifton North 45. Holly Price 46. Bart Mueller 47. Carmella Rowe 48. Lance Aldridge 49. Trista Op- permann 50. Brandon Kelton 51. lohn jolley 52. Laura Bishop 53. Wes Hardee 54. Kandi Can- nady 55. Kristy Seal 56. Charley Lanfear 57. Kim Stone 58. Tom- my Wacaster 59. Marty Mooney 60. Scott Lane 61jDeAnna Bible 62. Michael Howerton 63. Mar- cus Rye 64. Kim Allen 65. Chris Cain 66. Kendra Burnett 67. jerry jennings 68. Terri Watson 69. Paul Perkins 70. Pam Hub- bard 71. David Byers 72. Portia Branson-Swales 73. Wesley Cannon 74. Carol Berry 75. LR. Bohn 2 t Www i WNW-X.. . Jawa:-me ag 70-7 uof: WWW WW ei ' X' Tigffva Wfmwsz igiiff W fwfwpggf ,. gf ,Si -4 8 MM if Qvgfiffif XWWQQQQSWM Kvhwj KQV ig, xx X f f 1 N Xifw wi f 8mw glwWwQ4f MMP AL Q X , . ,Q I iw WWW in Q S MQW WWQMQXQQZQZQ SSX X' 3 S Qffw jf awww V MIKgndl W pw Zwwmfw qw Q?QXQea6+sKjA'QJhm 1 .4 .111 Al x l 1 I f 3 l The Senior Favorites for 1986-87 are john Jolley and Nikki lennings. I ll l t 8 it if 40 Q lie fd ting if ms ' x tg 1 F 8 r Senior Class Officers for 1986-87 are ffrom I-rl: john Jolley, Reporter, johnna Britt, Vice-President, Paul Perkins, tary, David Little, ,Chris Cain, President. 'pikia Wf 55 'F ind Games Due to increasingly high academic standards at DHS, the competition for Valedictorian has become a heated one. Clint Carter and Tommy Wacaster conspire to overtake Michael Howerton in the dog-eat-dog battle of the minds. Who will triumph? Only time will tell. Pictured right, Tommy pro- ofreads CIint's pre-fab valedictory oratory. We admire Clint's valiant effort to keep Michael on his toes. Lance Aldridge Kim Allen Toni Alonso Cindy Atkins Michael Beck Carol Berry DeAnna Bible Laura Bishop Richard Bishop l.R. Bohn Derrick Boyd Portia Branson-Swales lohnna Britt Deneise Brooks Debbie Brown Webb Bryan Ronnie Burchard Kendra Burnett Celissa Burns David Byers Chris Cain Kandi Cannady Andrea Cannon Wesley Cannon Monty QQQQLQ Michael Carrillo Richard Carrillo Clint Carter Brett Cato Amy Christian Dana Cobb Richard Colburn 57 Pam Conner Beth Curry julie Davis Manuel Delgado Carrie Doss Michelle DuQue Jeannie Fiel Carl Flusche john Foster Baldemar Galindo Wes Hardee Sherry Harrington Lori Harvey Vickie Helms Keith Hilton Tisha Holloway Michael Howerton Pam Hubbard Dewayne Hudson jerry Jennings Nl 'Q sa? -F' i 'K l Wg Nikki lennings john lolley Brandon Kelton Scott Lane Charley Lanfear David Little tisifongi julie Mara Bill' by Bill' Year by year, people who we are closest to are the ones we hurt the most. We get so caught up with school activities that we don't think about each other's feelings. The most trivial things can cause arguments and can even break up friendships. It is at this time we should be the closest, considering this is our last year we will ever be at DHS together. Pictured left are seniors Carl Flusche, Clay Moore, Tommy Wacaster, and Portia Branson-Swales demonstrating how emotions can get out of hand. 59 Tony Meador juan Mendez Marty Mooney Clay Moore Melissa Moore Nancy Moss Bart Mueller jackie McAdams Buffy McCarley Brad McCormick Richard Newberry Clifton North Mark North Trista Oppermann Lee Owen Craig Oyer Tony Pennartz julie Perkins Paul Perkins Karen Phillips .LJ 4 Holly Price Carrie Ransom Carmella Rowe Marcus Rye Kristy Seal Lisa Shepherd Kim Stone Cody Swinford Cheryl Terbrak Donna Tigert Angela Ting Kim Tribble Keith Vickers Tom Wacaster Terri Watson Eddie Welker Shane Wheeler Terri White Rodney Woodson Eyes amused by the flirting boys. The smile of a confident winner. Official school jacket sports a varsity letter. Carries Magic Markers for posters. Carries f lll1i0l'S ,yr tv' af I' sf' The smile of a confident winner. slight Stub- ble, a la Don johnson. Back pocket con- tains lists of ACT dates ',,.v-Q me., and football games. finally two contains notebooks, keys to one the famil paperback Car- Y novel and an SAT schedule. These feet are in a hurry to get to basketball practice. 62 -4-on Carries onl one book-fo next class. These feet appear to know ex- actly where they are going. P ' C9 8 The junior Class Favorites for the 1986-1987 year are Coy Harris and Karen Wolf. junior Class Officers for the 1986-1987 year are lfrom left to rightl: Coy Harris, Vice Presidentg Mark Shults Karen Wolf, Reporterg and Chris Burton, Treasurer. Not pictured is Ron Mosely, Secretary. Penny Agan lay Arbuckle Billy Austin Sandra Barnett Debbie Beck Susan Black Sharon Borski john Bradshaw Bob Bridges Clare Brock Chris Burton Melissa Cannon Ruben Cantu Ruben Carrillo Sherry Clark Scott Cooper Parla Cooper Leslie Corsbie Deborah Douglas jason Dunning lQBI11Bl11b0I This Q Remember the good old days when you could take a nap in history or chemistry if things got boring? Well, those days are over. Under the new appraisal system at DHS, sleeping in class could result in detention. Mario Galindo, shown here, was lucky that he didn't get a D-Hall from Coach Thompson in Algebra II. 64 jeff Flavin Betty Fleece Lisa Fox Patti Fyfe Mario Galindo Christy Geeslin Lynn Greer Angie Griffeth Shawn Grundy Lance Guess juniors Reggie johnson, john Bradshaw, Mike Picha, Matt Picha, and Mark Shults show their enthusiasm at the bonfire. Bryan Guinn Aundrea Hale Bobby Hampton Denise Harlow Coy Harris joe Hartley Tammy Hotz Marsha Hudson Alan johnson Kevin johnson Reggie johnson Maryjolley Robert Keating Laticia Kemp Shannon Langford Susan Lewis VT? Sonia Lozano ..llll1iUl'S Di':ll1liCil3i'tlt0 in Many Activities A. Mark Shults pitches in by hauling wood before the bonfire. B. Mitzi Mer- ritt studies for The Big English Test. C. Robin Payne and Janice Wacaster show what fun it is to be a member of the pep squad. D. Bryan Guinn shows interest in the game despite his injury. E. Deanna Richardson epitomizes the true Eagle Doll spirit. Janelle Luker Renee Maliska Bill Martin Kevin Massey Cesar Mendez Mitzi Merritt Danny Miller jamie Miller Michael Miller Tony Mooney Tricia Moore Ron Mosely Scott Oates Pam Payne Robin Payne Bryan Pennartz Matt Picha Mike Picha Micheal Renner jimmy Rhine Michael Rhine jennifer Richards Deanna Richardson Reggi Rowe Laura Saunders Tammy Scott Mark Shults Shannon Smith :I . .1- lll1i0l'S At Drk And AI DIED' A. Angela Sudduth makes good use of the abundant library materials. B. len- nifer Richards says Kiss Me, I'm an Eagle Fan. Robert Stephenson james Stockton john Stockton jamie Stone Keitha Stone Angela Sudduth Kelly Swafford Charlie Tibbels Pat Villanueva janice Wacaster julie Waller Kevin Walton jimmy Warden Sharon Watford Dale Watts Kelli Watts Casey Wedgeworth Scott White David Wilde Karen Wolf Richard Wolverton Samantha Woodson At last! Taller than girls of the same age. Eyes stare at every girl who passes in the halls. Lips per- manetly set in all- purpose sophomore smirk. Key ring holds keys to everything f but the car. X Carries fewer s books than freshmen but more than juniors. Notebook con- tains calculator for geometry class and a drivers-ed manual. Clothes reflect casual r indifference. Shoes with heels worn down by uni- que sophomore shuffle. X 'LD 1 t SDD -J NP Eyes are alert to X latest nuances of what's cool and who belongs to which groups. S Coy half-smile is reserved for junior and guys. - Carries books for next two classes only. Swatch Watch is never looke at-body now programmed to hall bells. Initialed key ring holds keys to everything but the car. Purse con- tains com- plete line of cosmetics and a drivers-ed manual. 3 Clothes are like everyone else's in the group. it 6 5 an 'I J., 59 . IML.-aw k ' 1 he A, ,. - Y f .22-34 ,v 1, ,,,k, Sophomore class favorites are Bill South and Rachel Walker. 'Gilill ll H31 2 E gl f-5. Sophomore Class Officers are: Donnette Parker, Presidentg Cary Bohn, Vice-Presidentg Carlos Flores, Treasurerg Brett Butler, Secretaryg Clyde Slimp, Reporter. 71 ingin Geometry Lorenda Amonett Angela Andress Scott Belew Bobby Bishop RiYmeQ!ll5b.QP HD'Cary Bohn Scott Bowling Butch Bryan Mark Bryan Glenn Burk Brett Butler Tricia Byers Crista Campbell David Cannon Celia Carrillo Casey Carter Gaylon Cox David Cross Carlos Davita Darla Downe Stephen Duff Angie Durham Ronnie Elliot Rebecca Farrar Aurelio Fernandez Rhonette Fisher Marcie Fitzgerald Carlos Flores Steve Ford Scott Frazier Traci Gage Griselda Galindo Elsa Nunez, Laticia Kemp, and Marcie Fitzgerald catch up on the latest gossip between classes. Randy Geeslin Abel Gomez Ernie Gonzales Monty Griffeth lay Guthrie Karen Hall Richard Harrington Scotty Helms Evangelina Hernandez lake Hilton Marianne Hinshaw Tony Howerton Hoss Hudson Mark Isham Lee jackson Class 0 '89 Karen Hall tries to boost sophomore morale before a pep rally. Paul Kelley Brent Kelton Kathy Kemp Willie Klose Jodi Lanfear Zane Laster Fabby Leal Trent Lewis Sonia Lozano Melanye McFerrin Debbie McKee Kathy Meador Rashell Miller Roger Miller lean Mitchell il' . fel 'wb .Sl A7, 6 4 if Shanda Mooney Kim Moore Ricky Moore Willie Moore Dusty Morris ' 9 Movln I1 Runninga little late Marcie??? jeff Morrow lim Nation Traci Newcomb Amy North Kent North Rusty North Christina Nunez Elsa Nunez Donnette Parker Amy Payne Rebecca Payne Craig Pennartz josh Perkins Kristy Perkins Tina Perkins Steven Peterson Mary Rhine Saretha Riley juan Rivas Mindi Roberts Isabel Rodriquez Stoney Scott Trina Scott Stacie Shackelford Randy Shilling Steve Simmons Robin Singleton joe Sipes Lara Slagle Clyde Slimp Russ Smith Bill South Michael Stone Barbara Suarez Chris Taylor DYE SDIIIIS Randy Geeslin, Trina Scott, and Kent North find time to talk during the five minute passing Z T37 I .L Li Scotty Taylor jay Tolbert Sean Turner Bill Voss Rachel Walker Lee Wheeler Anicia Williams Thea Woodruff Melissa Wooley Stormy Young No! You cannot have my home work because Bill has it then it's Karen's turn and Scott is returning it to me right Kelli Zuma, before class. lllll ll! l I XM? -5 l:l'BShI11ill1 Taller than last year, but shorter than most girls. Sharp mind-a little naive, but full of potential. Eyes alert for hostile alien beings lSeniorsl. Books for all classes X in case . there'sno l Height equals adult size, or six to eight inches taller than most boys. Bright mind but shy about show ing it. Eyes have a dazed look asking ls there a map for this place? time to go Engaging t0 the I smile has locker. been Pendl Pe' practiced maf19f1flY S repeatedly Eiflhjg fo M- Q- in front of an 0' a mirror. note-taking. Arms full of books, a Class class schedule and SCl19dUl9, hallway map and Ei COlOI' are always Photo Of handy. Don johns cut from a magazine. Clothes are straight These feet are 325140- not to be h I trusted to walk ?C OO f 100 yards lssue O without stumbl- ing, but they'll make their way fine. 78 an Class Favorites are Kellie Actkinson and Vondrick jackson. fb Treasurerg Linda Ting, Reporter. Tn Y .X ' Class Officers are Andrew Rottner, Presidentg Annette Young, Vice-Presidentg joe jolley Secretary Kerrie Kellie Actkinson lavier Arredondo Travis Austin Melissa Barton Rene Barton Kasondra Bible jennifer Black Cheri Bohn Robby Brooks joey Brown Kevin Brown Angel Carrillo Tony Clark Tessa Cobb Dayna Crenshaw Marty Cunningham Kara Curry Quenton Dawson Ricardo Delgado Lisa Dodson Heather Doss Donald Driskell Shelley Fennell Marty Fitzgerald Nora Fleece This year freshman are required to take three achievement tests: the TEAMS test, the CAT, and the Stanford test. CAD Scott Morgan trys to sharpen his skills for the freshman achievement tests. so 4 jason Florian Debra Foster Norma Galindo Sandra Gomez Adrianna Gonzales jesus Gonzales Michael Gourley Lisa Guess Bryan Hale Tricia Hall Chris Hammonds Billy Hardee Tim Hardee Rhonda Harlan Deidre Heath Ruperto Herrera Michele ann ic ae Hinson Nicole Hoefle Randy Hubbard lana Hughes Robert Hughes Christi jackson Vondrick jackson QAJ Nicole Hoefle works on memorizing her lines for Drama Club. fBD Debra Foster still can't figure out her combination! 81 X DHS fish hard at work? Garrylohnson james johnson layjohnson Robert johnson loe jolley Tim Keith Robin Lee Billie Lewis Heidi Lewis Lizzy Long Russell Long Lucy Lopez Silvia Lonzano Becky Markham Nikki Markham Linda McGowan Stephanie McLaughlin Deidre Melson Ella Mendez Michael Miller Dana Minor David Minor Angie Montgomery Brian Mooney David Moore QAJ Freshman Elba Mendez and sophomore Eva Her- nandez seem to be excited over the pep rally. KBJ Cheri Bohn ponders over the outcome of the game. Scott Morgan Corde Morris 1. W. Morrow Laci Myers Monty Neighbors Tammy Nichols Christy Nivens Carlos Noriega Cliff Oates Kerrie Olge jan Pettigrew Tammy Pollard Audrey Pyle Elizabeth Rodriguez Sergio Rodriguez Andrew Rottner Billy Rutledge Rafaee Salazar Cameron Sampler Raquel Sanders Andrew Sandford Brandi Savage Tim Sherman Dale Simpson Lisa Singleton Elaine Skinner joe Smith Susan Smith Bryan Soloman Sonja South Robert St. john Alex Stewart David Stockton Eva Stransky Kevin Taylor KAJ jason Florian seems to find something very in- teresting about his assign- ment. CBJ Kara Curry throws a typical freshman fit. tCj Heather Doss asks, Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's got the flattest hair of us all? tDj Lizzy Long practices her beauti- cian skills on Christi jackson. .,....-v- l 'L--- ' f-2153 jeffery Thatcher Eddie Thompson Linda Ting Patricia Torres alib Vaughn Paige Winder Brandon Woodward Blake Wright joanna Wright Annette Young L W -'05, k ti Q RX , KAD What could Tricia Hall be thinking of? KBJ Linda Ting says, Cheese! KCJ What English Test? , Brian Mooney panics over forgotten homework. 86 Sp A73 -4 If Wwmwf ,,..- 5 Sports 87 The 19815 Varsity Eagles ,N Varsity Eagles include lbottom, l to rj: Wesley Cannon, Brad McCormick, David Byers, Scott White, Scott Oates, Chris Cain, Clay Moore, john jolley, lsecond rowj: jason Dunning, Bryan Guinn, Hoss Hudson, Ron Mosely, Roger Miller, Bob Bridges, Paul Perkins, Shane Wheeler, trainer Michael Miller, john Bradshaw, Tony Meador, Matt Picha, jaime Stone, Tony Mooney, Ronny Burchard, Reggie johnson, Clint Carter, Brian Pennartz, ftop rowj: Cody Swinford, Scott Cooper, Derrick Boyd, Marty Mooney, Chris Burton, john Foster, Coy Harris, Lance Aldridge. I, ..,-...- ,, , , . , ,,,,.,,.,, K ,awtawag M . ,ff The 1986-87 Eagle Coaches are Mark Owen, Wayne Thompson, my Parker, head coach Bobby Actkinson, Gary Wallum, Larry H Danny Neighbors, Gary Scroggins. -3- A 5, sg N 'f,54ig. W .iff JJ V' ' of gm?-v 'SQai35f25'f7f 9 1 il 4 of ff. am--4. The 1896-87 Eagle Captains are Lance Aldridge, Derrick Boyd, Coy Harris, and Ronny' Burchard. lim- icks, I 1 , E-1512! 'fwf' i , 8. ff. 'R fi fi ,. ff? A A ., its q 4.012 V it AH . jx' , ' Jr iffy Auf 1? M 5 , . 1, .. ll A - 49- ,war ?, .rf .511 , , 5, H Ak? ,ht U J 1 Q. .uf A' ,j32,- I I , 33,4 wfffg, 'ways-' V ' - 1' A ., 'v:7lS'f24f?w 'w- fr ami, ,f'aggw,, , -- 5 r . If 89 ,,,, ,,, ,V--nv nv mg' aft' who The 1986 edition of the Decatur Eagles began workouts in August with the promise of being one of the best football teams in the state. However, the Eagles lacked the one quality that turns the good teams into great ones. That quality was luck. The opening game with Boyd was a sign of things to come as the Eagles let an eight point lead slip away in the last few minutes and lost 14-8. After a scoreless tie with Olney, Decatur led Springtown, a team which would end the year undefeated, 17-7 with just minutes to play, but once again victory eluded the Eagles as Decatur mistakes paved the way for a Springtown win. Decatur then suffered two more heart breaking losses to Southlake Carroll and Graham to end non-district play with a disappointing O-4-1 record. The Eagles opened league play with a tough loss to district favorite Iowa Park, but then the Blue and White got on a roll. And roll they did. After physically whipping Bridgeport 18-7, the Eagles ripped jacksboro 48-14 and shut out Bowie 21-0 to set up a playoff showdown with Breckenridge. Needing a win by 13 points for the district championship the Eagles played brilliantly and took a 17-3 lead into the fourth quarter. But then lady luck once again took a wicked turn against the Eagles as Breckenridge rallied for 15 f points on two fourth down TD passes and a two point conversion with 20 seconds remaining. Decatur lost 18-1 7 to end a disappointing and frustrating year. SS xx,-an f ng. p MEM ws - f - K 3, - ' . im I 3 Q -'ff if if fr gg ? ' - , 1 L al ,JV, I' 1. ,I ., fvhg was A 8 -15 Q M gyvgb 9, IX II. gs 4 . , . 1 V N Q . 1 . L i N -g. , ' f sf 1 0 X ' ' I X , l uf --.w . . an If Q 3161! I ' ' fs x 1 f-' ' 8 . '-.A P ' 1 . ga , xx. ' E ,gf hw-Q 3 i ' ,nfs x - 4' Www f fm :. . S K 6 k as X T . Fil z HX K i -' sw.: , g ' ' -endg ., W. in-In ,. , v U . 'x . 1- 35? kNbL . '- ' 1, , Ml. , . 1 5 .W ww . f L2Aii!i'Tg f.3,4,ii ,. , , I ab. fwww A C 4 X ,lib X . x ,.. Bibnxw 1 J. 'Q hiv .. M .., 'Q gm . ,, vwx-., . Asa. L 1, Rx . Y .. , ,Nyw H 5 Q . . ,u, A x. V, M 5 .nf,X,,Wy3,Q., ,V ,aw 'Neem-W.-H W 'K ' 0 -Nw... . '3'ws.,,A. 'lb-,Mw.,u.-W.. ,K 'A wwf J S 1 L. I lin ThiS . . . V' ' , . q .' W' t 'ff-4,, 8 f ,,f,v,, -13 1 , b , , f.- . -rw , - , -.7 JI.: ..w.wf wa, ,M , S' --'f?,H,, 1i.fQ'faf , i,,4u,if,,,,., gl ,. sf if 3, The 1986-87 this j. V. are from back row: Carlos Flores, Bobby Bishop, Kent North, Willie Klose, Scotty joe Hartley, Gaylon Cox, Lee jackson, Brent Kelton second row: Trent Lewis, joe Sipes, Chris Taylor, Sean Turner Brett Butler, Scotty Taylor, jake Hilton, jeff Morrow, Cary Bohn, Craig Pennartz front row: Michael Stone, Slimp, Bill South, Randy Geeslin, jim Nations, Scott Belew, Butch Bryan, Kevin johnson, Casey Carter Eagles Opponent 30 Boyd 38 Olney 8 Springtown 7 Carroll 7 Graham 14 Iowa Park 30 Bridgeport 38 jacksboro 32 Bowie 28 Breckenridge 94 0 6 14 0 13 19 6 6 O 0 Team Captains are from left to right: joe Hartley jackson, Bobby Bishop, Cary Bohn, lin frontj johnson. Thirll . . The 1986-87 That 1. V. are standing from left to right: Garry johnson, Calib Vaughan, Scott Morgan, lacksom! sChris Hammonds, kneeling from left to right: Kevin Taylor, Brandon Michael Hinson,1oelolley, Andrew Rottner, Corde Morris. Eagles 30 21 38 27 15 28 21 22 26 6 Opponent lacksboro Olney Springtown Carroll Graham Iowa Park Bridgeport lacksboro Bowie Breckenridge 16 0 30 0 26 34 16 14 24 20 The captains for the That I. V. are from left to right: drick jackson, David Minor, Vaughan. lAl The 1. V. cheerleaders attempt to boost school spirit by providing locker signs for the 1. V. football players. KBJ Coach Hicks and Scott Morgan conduct a meeting of the minds on the sidelines. CCH' avis Austin! courageously endures the perils of ootball. IDD That 1. V.'s fearless leader, Coach Hicks, bravely leads his team into the locker room for a half-time pep talk. ji X Q ,sw 'XID SU DU fllxm 9 'qyfbisgfcvpgl A. The 1986-87 Decatur Eagles lfrom left to rightjz Reggie johnson, Chris Cain, Billy Austin ldid not playj, Derrick Boyd, Scott Lane, Mike Renner, Mike Picha, Mike Howerton, Lance Aldridge, Matt Picha, hgayjdmkiglg and Brad McCor- mick. B. The 1986-87 Decatur Basketball Coaches lfrom left to rightl: Gary Wallum lfreshman coachl, Wayne Thompson fhead coachl, and Larry Hicks UV coach and varsity assistantl. 98 La, ' if .,. ' 4, ', ' .eygdip TW' 4-FAN 77' S ' . , I g , A Q if lv . ! B NN-Qi N .pig kiq :LP l .---.QS OO The LUCK The 1986-87 Decatur Eagles boys basketball team will be remembered as perhaps the best team in Decatur school history. Using a fast-breaking attack and a hard- nosed defense, the Eagle boys won Decatur's first district championship since 1982 and only the fifth in school history. After five impressive wins to open the season, the Eagles suffered their only loss of the regular season to Ar- cher City in the finals of the Fantasy of Lights Tourna- ment at Wichita Falls. The Eagles continued to roll through the non-district schedule highlighted by tourna- ment championships at Springtown, Decatur and a revenge victory over Archer City. A. Reggie lohnson's in- tensity on defense lead the Eagles to another win. B. Lance Aldridge scores as the Eagles averaged their only regular-season loss against Archer City. .W Qi. 5.5 Q of ll1ll0l1SitY I FN ,J.wvKx The Eagles opened district play with convincing wins over Bridgeport and lacksboro. The Eagles then traveled to Bowie. After surviving a scare at Iowa Park, Decatur clinched the first half district championship by wasting Breckenridge by 50 points. After a hard-earned win at Bridgeport, the Eagles rolled through the second half of district play winning each game by at least 29 points. The highpoint of this stretch was a 40-point win over Iowa Park which secured the district championship for Decatur. At press time the Eagles were preparing to enter the state playoffs with a 29-1 record and ranked fourth in the state. B. Mike Howerton prepares to shoot for the Eagles. C. Matt Picha escapes a double team in the Eagles' thrilling win over Archer City. , NN'-... , - v . ,,,, i 1 L 4 4 CAQ, husties to recover on defense. B. Lance Aldridge posts up preparing to score another basket against Bridgeport. C. Reggie johnson lays in two more points. bb' 11' Surprise! Surnrise! Iiaeles Win IDiSll'iCl The 1986-87 basketball season was not ex- pected to turn out as it did. No one expected the young and inexperienced Lady Eagles to I.. I ii come out strong and upset district. The Eagles had only four returning players. The team con- sisted of five seniors, one junior , and four sophomores. Everyone overlooked the girl's basketball team, including the teams in the district. Bridgeport and Bowie were supposed to be the powerhouses in the district. The Eagles also had a new head coach, loe Berry. Coach Berry came into coaching the girls' team on a supposedly bad season, but he stuck with the girls and ended up leading the Eagles to a District Championship. A. joe Berry graduated from Central State University with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. Coach Berry teaches health, P.E., and coaches girls varsity and freshmen basketball. He sponsors the senior class and the cheerleaders. He has been at Decatur for seven years and has been in educa- tion for nine. B. The 1986-87 Eagles: top row, 1. Britt, T. Woodruff, T. Holloway, S. Mooney, M. McFerrin, botton row, P. Payne, D. Downe, D. Cobb I Davis K. Burnett. gCATg ill l C170 1- l gCAT0 cAr Q4 Q gcAr0 F? gcarq wx? caruy ciry EATU0 guru 10 14 V liaeles 6613otcha Covered 32, Following scrimmages with Granbury and Spr- ingtown, the Eagles opened re-district play by defeating Millsa 63-45. They followed this win by defeating SlidellJ6i-45 and Henrietta 64-40. The Eagles then entered the Fantasy of Lights Tourna- ment at Wichita Falls. The Eagles started off the tourney by beating Ar- cher City 76-32 and then went on to beat Seymour 63-39. The Eagles lost the close championship game with Byers 45-48 and came out second place. Tisha Holloway was named to the all- tournament team. Decatur then traveled to Graham and having an off night were defeated 51- 71. The Eagles came back and won 33-30 against Castleberry in the Sprin town tourney. the Ea les ended up taking third pTace. They also took third place in the Decatur tourney by defeatin Bridgeport 53-52. The Eagles pre-season record made them more confident entering district play. They started district play with a bang, defeating Iowa Park 53-39 and stomping Breckenridge49-25. A. Tisha Holloway weaves her way to the basket and shoots for two as Melanye McFerrin ets ready for the rebound. B. Dana Cobb goes up for two as Kendra Burnett and Melan e McFerrin look on. C. johnna Britt and Tisha Hollloway both look for the open person. gui J DiSIl'iCl1 Sllhedllle f 5 r -at V. 1 is? Q DeCatur nent Par 39 25 52 27 244 , 25 , 62. y 53 31 im A. Dana Cobb and Thea Woodruff aren't going to let anyone get by them. B. Melanye McFerrin doesn't let anything break her concentration while she puts up her shot. She scored 32 points against Iowa Park at Decatur. C. Thea Woodruff is ready for any move the Sissy dares to make. ,ex 2 is 22...-annul' A Winning Season 'v U wus. 3.-...AL XX A Later, the Eagles were put to the test in district when they played Bridgeport. The game was neck and neck all the way, but the Eagles pulled it out 53-52, with the same score when they played Bridgeport in the Decatur tourney. The Eagles went on to beat lacksboro and then lost their first district game to Bowie. The first half of district play ended up with a three way tie between Decatur, Bridgeport, and Bowie. Entering the second half of district play, the Eagles again blew away Iowa Park 49-34 and Breckenridge 44-25. The Eagles again faced Bridgeport and made a convincing win over the Sissies 62-53. The Eagles beat the Sissies three times. lacksboro again was no competition for the Eagles with a score of 55-31. Bowie was the big game. If the Eagles won, they would be district champs, if not, there would be another three way tie. The Eagles came through and won the game 36-34 with the last-second shot by Melanye McFerrin. The Lady Eagles won the district championship! 108 V wk N., 4 A. julie Davis hustles down court to play though Eagle defense. B. Darla Downe grabs for the ball as julie Davis looks on. C. Tisha Holloway outjumps Sherry lwing at the beginning ofthe Eagles District Championship win. l3i'DiSIll'iCt ChHn1DS 3 W ...M ,Mm rs, . vi The Eagles went on to take the Bi-District title by defeating Sonora. The Eagles traveled to Brownwood, and the long trip was worth it because the Eagles came out with a big bi- district win. The Eagles press and fast breaking QSITU , g lf, E g,v.l5TU method shook Sonora and the Eagles won 62-38. A. Kendra Burnett seems to like the advice Coach Berry is giving to the team as Thea Woodruff and Pam Payne listen careful- ly. B. Darla Downe isn't about to let the Buck C? pass her by. C. Dana Cobb, Kendra fNoydJ Burnett and lohnna Britt are all in mad pursuit while Melanye McFerrin looks to intercept a pass. R N 'N ,K Mg, xx is Q. tg ....... C. 2:5 1,5131 Y H ' XELEQ' v,IELgg, slllfs if-J. Boys' .IV Season Decatur 110 Opponent Nocona 52 Gainsesville 59 Aledo 46 Gainesville 68 Bridgeport 51 Alvarado 54 Kennedale 41 Sanger 46 Breckenridge 33 Graham 58 Carroll 67 Springtown 39 Archer City 48 Bridgeport 42 Iacksboro 41 Bowie 43 Iowa Park 60 Breckenridge 33 Bridgeport 44 lacksboro 42 Bowie 41 Iowa Park 67 Breckenridge 36 5 xIGLA? A. 1986-87 IV Boy's team includes: Back row Cleft to rightl R. Miller, R. Smith, 1. Bradshaw, S. Cooper, T. Howerton, K. Walton, B. Kelton, front row, B. Butler, C. Pennartz, L. Wheeler, M. Shults, C. Slimp, B. Bishop, C. Bohn. B. An Iowa Park hawk attempts to hide the ball between his legs. B' ,..i. - gl . 9 -..' -I . 'es 'leg . is sars ,... -,,, . UIIID2 iCt0l'y The Decatur jr. Varsity finished up their season with a 93-36 victory over the Breckenridge Buckaroos. The Eagles ended the with a record of 19 wins to only 3 losses 9 wins and 1 loss in district. The IV won con- in the Lake Worth Tournament and se- place in the Graham Tournament. The averaged 65 points a game, while their averaged 48 points a game. Leading for the IV Eagles included Kevin alton-397, Roger Miller-268, Tony 201, Craig Pennartz-174, and Brett 128. A. Me! Me! Pass it to me! shouts Walton. B. Roger Miller exclaims, This soccer! C. The referee performs a gig in of the Eagle j.V. and their tremendous ability. Mai. f E 1 :B gi 5 -P C. X11, , at Q Q RTI a vt ll -- f av I - I all I I - fs W f I IB! 5' Wig! JQV. Gil'lS9 SBEISOI1 Decatur 112 Milsap Gainesville II. Pierce Denison Henrietta Graham Azle Polytechnic Cedar Hill Weatherford S. Carroll Bridgeport Iowa Park Breckenridge Weatherford Iacksboro Bowie Iowa Park Breckenridge Bridgeport lacksboro Bowie Iowa Park Bowie Breckenridge Opponent ,jf av I V:Fun The Decatur junior Varsity finished the season with second place in the district tournament. The JV girls ended the season with a record of 13 wins and 12 losses with 5 wins and 5 losses in district. The JV won consolation in the Boswell Tourna- ment. The IV girls also averaged 35 points per game throughout the season. Leading scorers for the IV Eagles included: Traci Gage with 181 points, Rebecca Farrar with 120 points, Rebecca Payne with 116 points, Karen Wolf with 99 points, and Donnette Parker with 96 points. The team owes their success to Coach Holloway. A. Back row lleft to rightj D. Parker, K. Wolf, E. Nunez, T. Gage, A. Durham, R. Farrar, R. Payne, K. Kemp, T. Holtz, front row C. Campbell, R. Miller, L. Slagle, K. Zumar, M. Fitzgerald, R. Singleton. B. Rebecca Far- rar exercises skill moving the ball down the court. C. Traci goes up for two points as Rebecca prepares for a rebound. D. Donnette looks for an open man, or maybe we should say woman. E. Will it go in? Is the question on every fan's mind. F. The buck stops here! Rebecca and Donnette trap a Buckaroo as she attempts to pass. fm' suv .J . ' ff-.. nw' F. su M , . ., ..... t is 'w.s'.- if ' ss --Raw ..--M, -..f. . Q5 W1 fe: r 5 The boys freshmen team had an excellent 21-0 record for the season. Decatur opened the season with a win over Nocona 58-33. Gainesville was the teams' next vic- tory with a final score of 47-8. Their biggest win was 75-17 over lacksboro. Decatur freshmen easily took the title of district champs for the 1986-87 seasoni5Travis Austinqlead the team in scoring with a tremendous 457 points. Vondrick jackson and Blake Wright came in with 138 points each. 114 fish Go 2 and ID! 55 The Freshmen Basketball team mbers are lback row from leftl rew Sandford, Chris Ham- nds, Blake Wright, Scott rgan,'?fTravis Austin,gE'Vondrick kson, Kevin Brown, Caleb ghn Cfront rowl Kevin Taylor, rty Fitzgerald, Paul Prince hael Hinson, Andrew Rottner el Carrillo, and Garry johnson. arty Fitzgerald goes up for two ts. C, ravis ' Cys, Four inst one, that's not fair! D. Ag- sion is a key factor in Marty Fit- ald's ball playing skills. E. Chris monds plays offense against a Park. F. Loyal DHS fans sup- the Freshmen team at a home e. I I I f W..-.Nm-v K 1 lit! f K l 5 n Fish Wm DISIYICI Tourny The freshmen girls started ou the season with a loss to Ciranburi in their scrimage 13-33. Then thef came back to win their next twc games against Milsap 40-22 ant Nocona 33-18. They carried ou the season with a 14-5 seasoi record and a 8-2 district record. lr the district tournament they cami out 1st. The high scorers of th season were Paige Winder with 94 and Kerri Ogle lead the season with 242. A. Kerrie Ogle lays it up for two. B The 1986-87 freshmen Eagles ar from l to r: S. South, T. Cobb, F' Winder, K. Ogle, Q jmgb, C. B ble, K. Curry, R. llee, l. Black, Barton, M. Neighbors, A. Mo tgomery, C. Bohn. C. Melissa Ba ton hustles her buns. D. Tes Cobb gets ready to rebound whi Monty Neighbors looks about! Angie Montgomery gets ready break down court. F. Angie Mo tgomery experiences basketb from all angles! tw Q WA' K A 1 7 Z M069 W X .,,... W U M3 ' ' Q i2 f f 44 V 1 x N ww br ' S LL.A . K ' . 117 951-if K 1 .ZZ f' 'Q' M f 1 ...as '18 118 X 4,'VA', i f' X A Q I l Yvli fx.. 1 R john jolley Pills Up Our Senses as he serenades us with Rocky Mountain High. mr-'Y Our resident witch doctor, Vickie Mrs. Marrs and Mrs. Woodruff Helms, shown here in a hypnotic conspire to take overthe world. trance, always prescribes Love Potion 49 for her patients. Sherry Clark seems to Andy in the crowd. have Halloween flew into D.H.S. like a bat out of a cave. As always, D.H.S. students scrambled to their closets to design a costume. Some opted for the bizarre, unique look, while others chose the more tradi- tional ghost and witch costumes. But, as always, the cheerleaders managed to choose their favorites from the costumed contestants at the pep rally. Sporting the ever- popular nerd look and a sign declaring their love for physics, Halloween s Graveyard Smas lanelle Luker and jerry jennings took top honors. Also sharing the distinction for best costume was Melissa Wooley, wearing her quaint interpretation of Raggedy- Ann style attire. Shown below, a student introduces himself, Hi, I'm Larry, this is my brother Daryl, and this is my other brother Daryl. Shown left, Dana Minor breaks all the fashion rules in her chic KKK ensemble. Q 1 4 2 , 4 ' ZX ,,-. 5 L 5 1 xf...-ff S.. 6 was the nierht . . . before Christmas break, and all through the school, everyone was excited, and acting real cool. We all were eager to leave this place for a two week vacation with no homework to face. The building was adorned with trees and lights, and all were looking forward to the approaching festive nights. The Eagle Band played, and the Spanish classes sang, then everyone ran out when the last school bell rang. The school was all quiet, while all were at home, and within the halls there was no one to roam. As Santa flew by, the school shed a tear, knowing it was the class of 87's last year. A. Melissa Moore and julie Mara decorate the NHS tree. B. Select band members play in front of Decatur Florist for Moonlight Madness. V 123 it LGI YDUY Love IZIDW 5 There's a reason for the sunshine sky. There's a reason why I'm feelin' so high Must be the season when that Love light shines all around us. So let that feeling grab you Deep inside and send you reeling Where your love can't hide, And then go stealing through the Summer nights with your lover. just let your love flow Like a mountain stream And let your love show And you'll know what I meang It's the season Let your love fly. Like a bird on the wing And let your love bind you To all living things. And let your love shine And you'll know what I mean That's the reason. Larry E. Williams A. Kerrie Ogle receives roses from the only man she can truly depend on: her daddy! B. Melanye McFerrin and Mike Picha get cozy on Valentine's Day. C. Donnette Parer's roses wait patiently for her in the office. D. Jana Hughe's flowers. E. Lisa Shepherd says, Flowers? For me! F. Mrs. Ben- nett's sixth period class find a new way to brown nose. G. Susan Black giggles at one of her Valen- tines. H. Kevin Taylor asks Deborah Foster to be his Valentinep consequently, she laughs in his face. 49 y V... A C Ab' T DHYS of UI' IVBS . Q Q Sept 2 The dreaded day arrived at last wrth everyone from the llttle freshmen to the dlgnlfled seniors racklng therr bralns rn search ofthe easrest courses possrble 4 This and That IV krcked off the 1986 87 football season Groovyl' 60 s day Varsrty Ea les played their season opener 17 The juniors ordered their c ass rrngs a symbol of the lon and dreary pursurt of knowledge 19 The Decatur Bowling Alley opened Decaturltes punke out the Porkles E22 k After an agomzrng 3 weeks of sharing lockers with the junrors the seniors are assrgned thelr own oc ers 24 Senrors selected their favorrte semor pictures to trade with classmates After our elders threw a wet blanket on the homecoming bonfire for two years the bonfire sparks were rekindled 26 Ex Eagles returned to the nest to begun the omecommg festlvltres 30 Amld all of the homecomrng actrvltles the students elected class favorites Oct 3 Engrsh IV H recrted the Prologue to the Canterbury Tales You thunk It rs no bug deal?Just wart un tll you have to do lt' 4 Band went to contest at Mrdlothran 7 NHS officers were elected Students struggled through the frrst sux weeks exams Ever one prlm ed smiled and posed pretty for the photographers Ban went tot e UIL contest and received a 3 Band took In all the sights and sounds at the State Farr In Dallas Spooks ran wlld In search of mlschref through the halls of DHS Nov 7 Everyone looked really beachln for beach day Tears mrxed wrth joy as another football season came to a close wrth a loss to Breckenrrdge 7 Freshman and IV gurls and boys basketball season began 18 Varsxt gurls and boys basketball season began Two own four to go' Sax weeks test come and go 26 Turkey day brought 4 full days of freedom long awarted by some 450 mmates Dec 1 18 scholars were rnducted mto the NHS at a ceremony In the gym 10 Seniors took the ASVAB to test therr vocatxonal skulls 4 Band entertained the community at their Christmas concert 16 Art Club painted the town red durmg therr Chrlstmas party at the Methodist Church 18 Annual Staff had a prcture perfect Christmas party Office and lrbrary ands break for lunch to have therr Chrrstmas party 19 After a gruelmg stru gle between classes for the most cans the freshman class was vrctorrous and won Coach Thompson s plc up Students got an eleven day paroles to eat drunk and be merry lan 5 New Year New Attrtude? 9 Varsrty drstrlct basketball began 15 16 The dreaded semester tests hlt DHS and frled the students brarns 19 The football banquet came agam and those whom everyone expected to wm drd' 0 New semester new schedules new begmnmgs 29 Sensors ordered their caps gowns and other semor paraphernalia marking the down hull swung of therr semor year Feb 7 Mock Trlal went to contest 12 13 14 Freshman and JV gurls Dlstrlct Tournament 14 Love hut DHS as Valentine s Day came 19 20 21 Freshmen and JV boys Dlstrrct Tournament 7 Four down and two to go Slx weeks test come and go March 17 Track season began 16 20 Good old holidays Flrst chance to catch sprung fever' 20 One Act play went to drstrrct Aprll 3 Learning was secondary to the hurrying and scurrying rn search of last mmute corsages and dates for the folly occasion of the rumor semor banquet 6 10 Youth Farr Week 6 Flfth sixth weeks ended with those dreaded sux weeks test Only One more to go' 17 20 At last' Another holiday Easter May 4 Sensors displayed their talent and favorrte songs durmg the lap sync Seniors proudly displayed their caps and gowns at the Baccalaureate services june 2 One hundred and four young men and women reach out for the lrttle paper that ends the hap plest years of therr lives .,. 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Favorite singer tmalel: Billy Ocean 'L E O A n 'g Favorite singer ffemalel: Whitney Houston -4 E l - l ' Favorite group: Bon lovi Ally' 2 ' Favorite saying: Psyche ggi, 0 1 ' J - '59 Price of annual with name: 515.00 fgfff-'i ll Price of an album: 58.00 4 fb Price of gas: 5 .87 'J 1 What's in - Max Headroom, 60's, silver accessories, V -If 5 baggy clothes, high tops , . Q l g i o What's out-twister beads, colored mascara, velour, leg , ii Q: A warmers, parachute pants, neon colors '5 ' ' Super Bowl XXI: New York Giants xg ,Q President: Ronald Reagan V Fifa fg Governor: Bill Clements ' m i 5 ,- Q fi -3 T1 A , I .E l 'r f -,,i H ,- ,ff .L A ggi! ' 'S' .5 1- i ' - iz, f': L1 ' . 'U -If-T n :ff l 3 iff ia . :,', 1 - ' ff e , -- ,.,.i- 5, 1. . , ,. 1i:.., sr-avg-a - .--.':.-:i .-f-.- ' r. . .rf Af . ' . f , . r V.-. Z i xl i, W MJ ,.,. -uw' L U'lU l ll' llgl l l 'W' i ff H FY A. 1,.-g v...w , ,,, i .,,x, f- -N -. tl , ,ji'E9:giji? X3-,-1t3Y1'Q- -. - ,I K, sy-,N . -., 4 -in.. .,,e,A,?N3!jl:u2,5,1A-, . Y r ' -'F ' ' A - . -.ir e V ws?--154 15, -v ' - 'f f T535-115..,:-zw .:1-119 . '- ' 1: ,V fu. ' f-'A -dx! hw F gi? A f- ev. - A 1 fx . N szifs . ,, 4.,xA 3,-RIN . . '.- L5 mi -5- , . W K 8 l i W Y Q- M. A f The ear In Dictures: 1986- Q87 u g S nxsx an s uns . SX .x A. Bobby Bishop and Willie Klose take stats at a football game. B. The students at DHS an together as one to show their spirit at sports events. C. Lance Aldridge prepares to meet some stiff competition. D. Pat Villanueva commits the ultimate sin: chewing gum in the library. E. Dana Cobb's puppy, Levi, seems amazed at the DHS hallways. F. On Halloween, Debbie Brown and jennifer Richards Dare to be Different. G. The Freshmen seem to have the wrong idea about the seniority system at DHS. H. A student turns in an overdue book in the bookdrop. l. Melissa Moore ponders her future after graduation. l. Brett Cato at- tempts to open his locker bet- ween classes. K. john lolley's face shows the difficulty of en- during an injury. L. Students in Mrs. Bennett's English class . x entertain themselves with a rousing game of Trivial Pursuit before the Christmas Holidays. ' 'f FHA, You're Deally Cookin' Now The 1987 FHA Sweetheart is johnna Britt. johnna was chosen by the other FHA members on the basis of maturity, poise, and attractiveness. As Sweetheart, she will compete in the Wise County Youth Fair Queens Contest. If selected from the contestants from surrounding towns, she will serve as hostess during the week's Youth Fair events. She will also pass out trophies, ribbons, and welcome special guests. 1987 Football Sweetheart Band Beau and Sweetheart Senior julie Perkins was elected 1987 Football Sweetheart. julie was elected by the varsity football team because of her Eagle spirit, loyalty, and friendliness. The 1987 Band Beau and Sweetheart are Charlie Tibbels and Lori Harvey. Both Charlie and Lori elected by the Eagle Band their leadership As drum hey led the n area contests activities. The awards for the 1987 Football Banquet included tfrom leftl: Scott White, sportsmanship, Lance Aldridge, be back, julie Perkins, football sweetheart, Ronny Burchard, best lineman. The 1987 ootball .- 'gi .-1-N-' pf - .-- 1' Y .L .1 A 4.10- 132 xr eInins!Hands sh 5. x ' z T it lt Mr. Cook takes a break in his office. It looks like he's about to clean the teachers' chalkboards. Mr. Taylor scans the hall for trash almost every after- noon. He helps Mr. Cook in the janitorial activities. Mrs. Belew is getting ready to serve the students lunch. I hope she doesn't run out of french fries! Mrs. Taylor helps Mrs. Belew in the cafeteria. What a team they make! Mrs. Hoyle runs copies in the office. The teachers appreciate her because she always has tests ready on time and goodies to boot! Mrs. Hubbard poses for a picture in the counselor's office. Her ac- tivities include helping Mr. Sebastian straighten out schedules. Th B Annllill Staff No Small Affall' 8 5NX uv'f l W ,V ' 1. f wif W W Q l The Annual Staff for the l986-l987 school year are Cfrom previous pagel Kristy Seal, in lower left hand corner, jeannie Fiel, sitting on yearbook, julie Perkins, climbing, Ken- dra Burnett, lower right hand corner, Mary lolley, sitting guru style by camera, Pam Conner and Buffy McCarley in front of camera, Kim Stone, to their right, johnna Britt, to her right, jerry Jennings in air, Car- rie Doss, on top of camera, Janelle Luker, upper left hand corner, and Trista Opper- mann, on film canister. This year the annual staff tried to break the mold of earlier yearbooks by being a little strange. The theme is Dare to be Dif- ferent and we tried to. We wanted to try new things and test our own ideas. We believe that this yearbook will help everyone remember the I986-87 school year. An established truth that we want to shatter is the idea that annual staff is a pass-off-class or an easy A . That's definitely not true. We worked hard to meet each deadline and produce quality work. Each page in this book was carefully thought out and planned. We didn't want to just throw something together and hope for the best. The staff would like to thank the local newspapers for their pictures. We'd also like to thank the businesses who bought ads and each student who purchased an annual. Senior Summaries Lance, Aldrid e - OEA 3, All-School Favorite 3, Most Attractive 4, Mr. DHS, Class Favorite 1, UIL Typing tDistrict Champl 2, Art Club 2, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 1-4, BasketbaH1-4, Hon. Ment. All Dist. 2, 1st team All Dist., M.V.P. Wise County 3, Football 1-4, 1st team All Dist. running back, punter, 1st team All Dist. punter, Hon. Ment. All Area run- ning back, lst team Wise County running back and punter 3, Track 1-4, Dist. Champion in shot put Kim, Allen - FHA 1, Spanish Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Spirit Club 2, All School Favorite tMost Attractivel 4, UIL Typing 3, Basketball 2 Cindy, Atkins - Band 1-3, All District Band 1, FHA 1-2, OEA 4, HERO 3, Spanish Club 4 Carol, Berry - Band t-4, Band Council 3, All District Band 2, E.T.S.U, Honor Band 3, FHA 2-4, SpeechfDrama Club 4, Spanish Club 3-4, UIL Spelling 1, 4 Laura, Bishop - Band 1-4, jr, Rep. 3, Pres. 4, SpeechfDrama 2-4, Vice Pres. 3, FFA 1-2, Spanish 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Number Sense 1-4, Mock Trial 2-4, Basketball 1-2 Derrick, Boyd - SpeechfDrama Club 2, Art Club 2, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 1-4, Treas.-Sec, 3, Class Officer, Reporter 1, UIL One Act Play tAll-Star Castl 2, Number Sense 1-4, Reg. Qualifier 2, State Qualifier 3, Typing 2, Basketball 1-4, Basketball beau 3, Golf 2, Football 1-4, Cap. 4, All-District LB 3, All-Area LB 3, All-County LB 3, Wise Co. Defensive Player of the year 3, Track 1-4 lohnna, Britt - Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2, Treas. 2, FHA 3-4, V.P. 3, Pres. 4, OEA 4, Student Council 1-3, Rep. 1, V.P. 2, Reporter 3, All School Favorite tBest All Aroundl 4, Class Favorite 2, Class Officer 2-4, Reporter 2, Sec. 3, Treas. 4, Spanish Club 3, National Honor Society 3-4, Basketball 1-4, Decatur All-Tournament 3, Sportsmanship Award 3, Track 2, Soph. Homecoming nominee Debbie, Brown - Band 1-4, Eagle Doll 2-4, FHA 2-3, OEA 4, tParliamentarianJ, SpeechfDrama Club 1, Spanish Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Science 3-4, Mock Trial Regional Qualifier, Biology 1 Award 2 Webb, Bryan - FFA Reporter 4, FFA 1-4 Ronny, Burchard - Speech and Drama Club 2-4, FFA 1-4, FCA 1-4, Reporter 2, President 3-4, UIL One-Act Play 2-4, UIL Poetry 3, Football 1-4, All-Wise County and Second Team All- District 3 Kendra, Burnett- Annual Staff 3-4, Band 1-2, Reporter 1, FHA 1 Treasurer, Student Council 4 President, All-School Favorite 4, Winning Personality, Class Officer 1-2, President, Homecom- ing Nominee 1, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-3 , Celissa, Burns - OEA 3-4, Art Club 1-2, FFA 2, Spirit Club 1-2 David, Byers - FFA 1, VICA 3-4, Parliamentarian 3, President 4, FCA 2-4, Football 1-4, Track Chris, Cain - Art Club 3, Spanish Honor Society 3-4, Spanish Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 2-3, Student Council 2-3, Homeroom Representative, All-School Favorite Best-All Around 4, Class Officer 3-4, President, UIL Science 2, Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4 Sportsmanship Award 3, Track 3 Kandi, Cannady - OEA 4 Wesley, Cannon - Band 1-4, V.P. 4, VICA 4, FCA 3-4, Reporter 3-4, Basketball 1-3, Football 1-4, Tennis 2-4, Track 2 Monty, Caraway - VICA 3, FFA 1-2, 4 Football 1-2 Clint, Carter - SpeechfDrama Club 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 2-4, V.P. 4, UIL One-Act Play 1-2, UIL lnformative Speech 1, t2 in Districtl, Basketball 1, Football 2-4, Eagle Awards English 1-H 1, Biology 1, Speech 1, Geometry 3, American History 3 Amy, Christian - Band 1, FFA 1-3, Spirit Club 2, Basketball 1 Dana, Cobb - Band 1-3, FHA 3, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 3, FCA 4, SpeechfDrama Club 3-4, UIL Solo 1-2, Basketball 1-4 Varsity 3-4, Track 1-4, Regional Qualifier 1-3, State Qualifier 1 Richard, Colburn - FFA 1-4, Football 1-2 Famf Selmer - Annual Staff 4, Art Club 2-4, FFA 1, Spanish Club 4, Rodeo Club 1-4, Basketball 1, Track 3-4, Rodeo North Texas High School Rodeo Finals 1-4, Texas High School Rodeo IND S - Beth, Curry - Band 1-3, Art Club 4 Carrie, Doss - Annual Staff 4, Band 2, FHA 2-4, Sec. 4, SpeechfDrama Club 3-4, Art Club 3-4, Project Chairman 4, Spirit Club 4, Sr. Lieutenant 4, UIL One-Act Play 3-4, Debate 4, UIL Solo 2, Mock Trial 3-4, Duet Acting 4, Varsity Mgr. 3, Track 2 leannie, Fiel - Annual Staff 4, Band 1-2, OEA 3-4, SpeechfDrama Club 1-4, Sec. 3, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL One-Act Play 1, Typing 2, Persuasive Speech 1-4, UIL Solo Band 1, Duet Acting 2, Mock Trial 2-3, OEA Competition 3-4, Literature Contest 4 Carl, Flusche - Band 1-4, All-Region Band lst Chair 1, McDonald's All American Band Nominee 3, lohn Philip Sousa Award 2, SpeechfDrama Club 4, Pres. 4, Drum Major 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 1-2, UIL State Solo 1-3, ist Division 1, UIL Solo 1st Division 1-3, Outstanding Performer 3, Football 1-3, Track 1-4 lohn, Foster - Spanish Club 1-2, FCA 1-2, Football 1-3 Sherry, Harrington - SpeechfDrama Club 2, One-Act Play 2 Wes, Hardee - Band 1-3, Art Club 4, FFA 1-4, HERO 3-4, UIL Band Solo 1, Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2 Lori, Harvey - Band 1-4, Band Sweetheart 4, OEA 3, Student Council Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Solo 1-4, State Solo, State Ensemble, Golf 1-2, Regional, District, ETSU Honor Band 3, SOSU Honor Band 3, Rifle Captain 2, WTSU Outstanding Drum Major 4, Drum Major 3-4 Vickie, Helms - Band 1-3, SpeechfDrama Club 1, Spanish 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Rifle Corps 2-3, Capt, 3, Duet Acting 2, UIL Solo 1-3, State 1, 3, All-Region Band 1-3, All-District Band 1-3, ETSU Honor Band 3 Keith, Hilton - Band 1-2, All-District Band 1-2, OEA 4, Art Club 2, HERO 3 Tisha, Holloway - Band 1-2, FHA 1, 4, OEA 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Art Club 3, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 4, Basketball 1-4, Track 1-4 Michael, Howerton - Band 1-2, All-District Band l, All-Region Band 1, Spanish Club 1-4, Spanish Honor Society 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Sec. 4, FCA 4, UIL Science 2-4, t3 in District, Regional Qualifier 31, UIL Solo 1, UIL National Merit Scholarship Letter ofCommendation, UIL Algebra ll Award 3, English Ill-H Award 3, Basketball 1-4 Pam, Hubbard - Band I-3, Rifle Corps 3, FHA 1-4, OEA 3-4, OEA Historian 4, Art Club 4, UIL Business 3 Dewayne, Hudson - FFA 1-4 lerry, lennings - Annual Staff4, SpeechfDrama Club 4, Spanish Club 1-2, Art Club 3, UIL Science 3, Annual Staff Beau 4 Nikki, lennings - Band 1-4, SOSU Honor Band 3, Eagle Doll 2-4, Capt, 4, FHA 1-3, OEA 4, Class Favorite 4, UIL Solo 2-3 lohn, lolley - Band 1-3, Class Favorite 4, Class Officer 1, 2, 4, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, Rep. 4, Basketball 1, Football 1-4, Track 1-4 Brandon, Kelton - VICA 4, FFA 1-4, Pres. 4, Meat judging 1-3, State 1-3 Charley, Lanfear - Rodeo Club 4 David, Little - Art Club 4. V.P. 4, FFA 1-2, Spanish Club 3, FCA 4, Basketball 1-4, Tennis 4, Track 4 Lisa, Long - Band 1-3, FHA 1-4, Rodeo Club 1-4, Student Council 1-2, Twirler lulie, Mara - Band 1-2, OEA 3, Art Club 3, FFA 1-4, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Spelling 1-2 Marty, Mooney - VICA 3-4, Reporter 3, Parliamentarian 4, FFA 1-4, FCA 1-4, Football 1-4 Melissa, Moore - Band 1-3, Spanish Honor Society 3-4, Spanish Club 2-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Solo 1, UIL Spelling 1 -3 Buffy, McCarley - Annual Staff4, Art Club 3-4, FFA 1-2, Sec. 2, Sweetheart 2, Rodeo Club 1-4, Pres. 2, Sec. l, National Honor Society 3-4, Treas. 4 Brad, McCormick - Band 1-4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 2-4, Football 1-4, Track 1-3 Richard, Newberry - Band 1-3, Art Club, FFA 3-4, VICA 3-4, V.P. 4 Clifton, North - FFA 1-4, Sec. 4, Football 1 Mark, North - FFA 1-4 Trista, Oppermann - Annual Staff 4, Band 1-4, Treas. 4, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Solo 1-4, Mock Trial 3, Persuasive Speaking 3, ETSU Honor Band 3-4 Craig, Oyer - Band 1-3, Sr. Rep. 4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Class Officer 2-3, UIL Solo 1, 3, Basketball 1-3, Tennis 4, Football 1, Track 4 Tony, Pennartz - FFA, VICA, Football lulie, Perkins - Annual Staff 3-4, FFA1, FHA 4, OEA 4, Spirit Club 1-2, Cheerleader 2-4, All-School Favorite 3-4, Best All Around 3, Miss DHA 4, Homecoming Nominee 3 Karen, Phillips - Band 1-3, FAH 1-4, Art Club 4, Ritle Corps 3 Holly, Price - FHA 3, OEA 3, Spirit Club 1-2 Carrie, Ransom - Band 1-3, FHA 1-3, OEA 3-4, V.P. 4, Rifle Corps 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Solo 1-3, UIL Ensemble, All-Regional Band, All-District Band, ETSU Honor Band 3-4 Carmella, Rowe - Band 1-3, Pres. 3, FHA 1, Student Council 1-2, Class Favorite 3, Class Officer 1-3, Treas. 1, Sec. 2, V.P. 3, Art Club Sec. 4, Mascot 3, Basketball 1-3, Track 1-3 Marcus, Rye - FFA 1-4, National Honor Society 3-4, FCA 1-4, Football 1-3 Kristy, Seal- Annual staff 4, Band 1-2, OEA 3, FFA 1, Art Club 3-4, Pres. 4, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4 Lisa, Shepherd - FHA 2, FFA 1-4, Spirit Club 1 Kim, Stone - Annual Staff 4, Head Photographer 4, Band I-3, FHA 1-2, OEA 3, Spanish Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, UIL Ensemble 3, Annual Staff Sweetheart 4 Portia, Branson-Swales - SpeechfDrama Club 4 Cody, Swinford - VICA 3-4, FFA 1, 3, 4, Football 1, 3, 4, Track 1 Cheryl, Terbrak - FHA 1-3, HERO 3 Donna, Tigert - FHA 3, OEA 4, Art Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Spirit Club 1 Angela, Ting - Eagle Award Geometry I-H 3 Keith, Vickers - Annual Staff 2, Band 1, OEA 4, Reporter 4, SpeechfDrama 4, FFA 1-4, HERO 3 Tom, Wacaster - Band 1-2, SpeechfDrama Club 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Spanish Award 3, UIL Extemporaneous Speaking 4 Terri, Watson - OEA 1-2, SpeechfDrama 1-2, FFA 1, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 4 Eddie, Welker - FFA, Football Rodney, Woodson - FFA 2-4, Pres. 4 137 II1 15lBl110l'iiil11 Karen Dawn Dhillins May 13, 1969 Nov. 9, 1986 The annual staff of 1986-87 dedicates this yearbook to Karen Phillips, a member of the Senior class of 1987. No one summed up our high school career better than she: From the Future Graduate Soon, and way too soon really, I will have to meet the world, because four years of high school doesn't last forever, and has passed too quickly. Time has passed so quickly, from the first time I saw you 'til now, We have been the best of friends throughout the years. Soon we'lI be parting, not just as friends, but as men and women bound for college, career, and life. Our achievements that we have made together and alone Linger with sad and happy justification, And sometimes bring tears. l'll be leaving a life l've known for a decade and light years, This moment will be sorrowful, yet heart-warming, When the crowd applauds and cheers as one after another is dubbed with a degree. 'Tis true this night shall be remembered and should be happy- But for me, a night of tears, Because each of us must find our own way, And have remembrance of the years. Good luck and God abide, Lord help us and be by our side. For the class of '87 and my senior friends and junior friends, sophomore and freshman friends-I thank you for this moment, and I'll miss you. Don't forget me when l'm gone. October 1, 1986 Karen Care Bear Phillips All of us will miss you, Karen, and we'll never forget. 139 -Q 1 M' i 5 V13 BHWWL Rynearson Home Center 1304 Hwy. 51 South Phone: 627-5650 Decatur, Texas giggle READ Custoglcllzfggg Jwelelg Decatur Plaza u C H P.o. sox 659 Decatur, Texas 76234 l817l 627-7144 Hardware Paint Plumbing Sporting Electrical Goods Housewares Tools Wallpaper Lawn and and Cabinets Garden W Q55 'L Wise Electric . , L 324 7 in 7 B-0 Bl Co-Op Inc. I Dell Sz Ice Cream Village Shopping Center 627-7404 owned by those we serve Corner of Hale and Cowan Decatur, Texas 62 7-21 67 ACTION HAIR DESIGNERS Hair Designs For Women 84 Men Tanning Room Bryan's Western Wear C.A.B. 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AMES WOOD US 287 South ' Decatur 627-6700 0 Toll-free Metro 430-8416 Da ge 4 Mel's Bike Shop 508 N. Church Phone 627-2226 Selling Takara, Centurian and Diamond Back I l..,. A. Sl:UCllO lf' 6 Catch-A-Ray ' it Tanning Salon 1V. I and Q? T .1 J I I Bicycles 627-6930 Repairs and Parts 7 on all Makes Hairstylists: Sculptured Nails: Pattie Hamm Rebecca Taylor Owner: Mel Cude Deb Taclfefl Pattie Williams Kim Ham Talley Commu nications Com pany . DAN TANNER Radio Shack Dealers BOWL NG Owner JOHNNIE PHILLIPS 200 West Walnut Manager 627-1017 1410A Hwy. 51 S. Decatur, Texas 76234 18173 627-7518 M S B b ' 1 ' '1 A r. U gal' 3 Y S '1 f f 3 , 1 ezr s E Detail and Used Car Sales x S BUS. 817f627-5753 HIGHWAY 38OE Res. 817f627-3482 DECATUR, TEXAS 76234 SUNSHI E SQUARE Nw x Qmcgw QE FashionsforChiIdren 10 .Walnut and 4,,,M'-ffQ-'D fas--NX,Q Young juniors 627-3394 XQSRM4 I Congratulations - W Seniors1987 CENTEL M76 li COZY CORNER CARD AND C-IFT SHOP QCOZY 'CERNER KAY MARA QOWN ERD ff' ld '1 PATTI 'GAGE Cpatti s Qcfam q3a1rQon DECATUR. TX. 76234 627-1002 Mon.-Fri. 7:00-2:00 Friday Noon Buffet- Homemade Pies 61009200 Owners , MATTIE SERMONS -7, 5 IAMES SERMONS 206 W. Main Decatur, Texas 76234 V Q 817-627-5684 -E Cinderella Ray MMV Agent 27105 FM51 Contor51South Dccllur, Texan 76234 DUI. 1817, O27-BBB Rel. 18171 827-5393 805 N. Church 62 7-5530 Someone .gpeciaf Fashions for the Larger Woman Linda Ransom, Owner Operator 627-2073 407 S. Washburn Rheta Mosley Decatur, TX. 76234 Charlotte Home Decatur Florist 84 The Gift Gallery 401 S. Washburn 627-5359 rl X 5 li. ,- , .3 Auto 0 Flu I Llle 0 Farm 0 Commorcl I Truck Insurance Specialists Auto ' Trucks - Life Home - Hospitalization Ron Chapman Insurance Agency P.O. Box 689 ' Decatur, TX 76234 Work: l81 73 627-6050 Ron and Donald Chapman ' Res.: C81 71 627-3979 f ' -,.. ' . 'i -: 'ir-i V' I '- 't- 1 .'.'.. . ,,,.. ,.., fi.. .r.. ..r, . .QfQ.....1Q,lfQ,.Q.,QQ r i r rri A I I took on Evergreen teeds because-I believe in them, myself. These are quality feeds that produce results like you want at the lowest cost possible. Evergreen makes FE a full line of feeds for every farm and ranch need, and I E can sincerely recommend each one for its quality, uniformity Ns and as the best buy for your feed dollar. 5 5 , James Conner Wise County Farm 8: Ranch Supply 'Q 'N' iw -X 'ikxitiflv w 501 E. Walnut, Decatur Xl '-- 5 627-5243 ' 627-5058 8 to 5:30 Weekdays 8 to 3 Saturday Plaza Furniture 84 Appliance Whirlpool - Lane - Sealy White Westinghouse KS Ratten - Bassett We Guarantee to Please Decatur - Hwy. 51 South - Plaza Shopping Center Bryan and Bobbie Goodger 817-627-1132 Pat Miller Real Estate 111 S. Trinity Decatur, Texas 76234 18171 627-5604 Pat Miller Res. 18171627-5233 Q .A 5 , 2 5 - ix - BACK PCDRCH HAIR DESIGN Gloria Miller Mary Looney The Best Little Hairhouse in Texas 627-3692 Preskltt Rd DECATUR MUSIC Hours 9 am-6 pm 209 W. Main Decatur, TX 76234 q 627-7900 4 .lmH1 hi nlmmlmln f Zia ...Ca Decatur nnmuummn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Real Estate Hwy. 287f380 403 Pecan 405 E. Main C8177 627-2215 Sanger, Tx. Decatur, Tx. 76266 76234 458-3311 627-5959 Bobby Wilson Leon Atkerson Sandy Tibbels Hudson's Fina 100 S. Washburn Decatur TX 76234 Owner: Dennis Hudson Cocanougher Feed Co., Inc. P.O. BOX 456 601 E. Walnut 817-627-2312 PURINA CHUWS Congratulations Seniors GE Camaro DEPARTMENT STORES Properties 304 W. Walnut Decatur TX 76234 627-5234 Wise County Village Shopping Center 627-6888 . eff EXC . Spedlawl ve MOGOQQSVOQ gcetiel tit' Y'Xot'xS'l goo? gi owl fy , , .cf -1 4' 1 - J I .54 .. W N- fizvlg Q I Frnnklln V X LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Represented by North Texas Agency 307 S. Washburn Decatur, TX 76234 817-627-7454 Group 84 Ind. Life Insurance IRA's Health Insurance Eddie Hale Self Employment Plans District Manager VVESLEY CANNON and 1987 CAMARO EAGLES ARD CHEVROLET ARE NUMBER UNE AT MILLER 627-2151 or METRO 430-1757 US 287 North ALLWISE TRAVEL, INC. 204 West Walnut Decatur, Texas 76234 M Telephone 18173 627-6600 Ronny 84 jackie Dyer 308 West Main Decatur, Texas 76234 Q 817.627-3451 Wm- -Of jv When you want to get their attention . . . Ii' I I, Putyour . f,QgE'fE 21'-ff' messagein ' ' iff I the I Wise County Messenger Published Thursday and Sunday Roy and Jeannine Eaton 115 S. Trinity, Decatur 627-5987 Quality printing 84 office supplies J ZZWZ, gmc Wawfmfafeway , N X WV 1200 Block HWY. 51 ji Decatur, TX 76234 Congratulations, Seniors, And Good Luck ln The Fu ure C X!!! WM A x N P G6 Furniture ' Art Pottery ' Glassware Dolls ' Toys Primitives ' General Line of Antiques Ei. P154 -UY,,.a 9:9 -1 Fg'gg.iyg1 QL...' -zu --or . Antique Crossroads Mall Exit 380 at Hwy. 287 Decatur, Texas Jim and Bobbie Curry l817l 627-7047 Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. l817l 926-1969 Sun. 12 noon-5 p.m. wmuganc an fran TPQOOMJX, N Z I-U . Du JAC Ywomxmwrw Ov Odwoji LRLOJ1 LEM .QQUJ Q0 'XYRK Qjwgjgkg QXfyf53Q.QfYu2Jr, I Cgldw Mmuw QDwmo,Um4fqNDv5V 3 XM? Xgyjgvxj xy,-XrxOCi . QAWDX x6OXQ,mfwQ6X. YXCMJSJ wwmd bsliiwx Qmogvgoh Q 4v9JQN0', M YNQQX xpdi SUN cxgxci-YYNUNL' MOD yjv Nic is ,On wJOw+ WWW gpm.,- XQ'C1Q,XfW..0.fYiO QD an-li UNL 1 D0l1al Hwy. 2871380 Decatur, Texas E K cw fwuflfx We :DQ 010 Geary L. Washburn 204 North Lane P.O. Box 394 Decatur, Texas 76234 H8-R BLOCK? THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Telephone C8173 627-5765 If no answer call: C8173 627-5765 Or C8175 387-7078 ORTI-I TEXAS ASSOCIATION SAVI OSANDLOAN 1415 S. Hwy. 51 Lobby Hours Decatur, Texas Mon.-Thurs. 9-4, Fri. 9-6 627-1222 Drive-In Window Member F.D.l.C. Other offices - Denton - Keller- Lewisville - Pilot Point Mon.-Fri. 8-6 Mary Mostenbocker D r Jef B Congratulfations z-rc Pawn a mm snur t0t f'f,Se '0'S0f P. O. Box 716 Decatur, Texas 76234 60 38 -West 162 3 0 justice of the Peace Precinct 1 Karl Klement Ford-Mercury, Inc. Highway 81 and 287 Bypass P.0. Box 505 DECATUR, TEXAS 76234 TELEPHONE METRO ram 627-1101 430-8610 Ss H H A 0 R P P0 N DECATUR PLAZA 627-2277 SHARQN GILBREATH, OWNER Specgylitcgggs Inc. CUSTOM TROPHIES 0 FRAMES ' PLAQUES ' WOODWORK ' ENGRAVINC E ,S -..UT IIYEQH lj- lklffllf Q G. 1 HR. CLEANERS 8. LAUNDRY Decatur Plaza 1208 Hwy. 51 S. Decatur, TX 627-1122 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1987 Chalet oflevvelry 1421-11B West Main 627-2555 1122 - Decatur Plaza 627-7090 The Wise Times 400 W. Walnut Decatur, Texas Phone: 627-5566 sMoKEl-Iousli PIT BAR-B-Q Hwy. 51 South 627-2370 10:30-9:00 Weekdays 10:30-10:00 Weekends Thel.D. Club urges you to eat grapenuts and be a natural person! Decatur Lumber Company 211 E. Main P.O. Box 298 Decatur, Texas 817-627-5962 I DIOITUR 1 LUUBIII 00 O WQ f . x Mtqw ' I TTR - in se ann's flowers S things Linda Perkins Fresh or Silk Flowers - All Occasions 301 SO. Washburn 817-627-7555 Decatur, Texas 76234 817-627-2553 Fresh and Silk Flowers Cards - Brass - Baskets - Candles 301 S. Washburn Decatur, Tx. 76234 817 627-7555 I 1 iam 627-2568 DECATUR HOME ABC LEGAL FURNISHINGS SERVICES IA LEGAL CLINICJ Phone 817 -5120 DECA TEXAS A SEPARATE DIVISION OF WOODRUFF, FOSTEL, WREN 84 SIMPSON ATTORNEYS 101 E. MAIN P.O. BOX 515 817-627-2683 DECATUR, TX 76234 FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN oscnun 306 West Main Decatur, Texas 1627-21913 Member FDIC There's a place for you in our future. MELVA HODG ES Owner gounfry 6!a:Mic:i jr. 84 Missy - leans 84 Sportswear 405 South Washburn Decatur, TX 76234 C81 71 627-5806 The new owners of the PIZZA HUT would like to thank you for your business. We wish you the best in life! Decatur Bridgeport 627-3161 683-5433 Congratulations , Auto Supply Auto Repair tO 'I 7 Auto Machine Shop Service Se n io rs! Flusche Co., Inc. znesosgrasifag- gjgfgafggugjggfgsggge' 200 5.81 Business reiepnohe ram 627-2121 Decatur, TX 76234 Phone f8171 627-2171 POC0 V W A G i'il QU ESQ' ,7 ixglzsgg V f- QFCEQGJ W5 W jf '-Sf? 2 Q: E2 TR 964 -71 T90? Ag: 'L-,Kei gn, 22-,ip Q '55 Q32 KX- KX' v' pp Y' K 2 XX is ogg XXX, 'Q .Jx QR f N- ' X32 if GU . 1X-D.: 'X ici! 4 if 5 G 97 XR 2 Q- w W XXX Q XDA 3,1 . NQQ W N D wg wx X R317 X-Ky 'fx - Jw CX- 6 nv NISE J My , 5 RJ , 2549 N X W?x 5' Sv TVX. 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