Detroit High School - Eagle Yearbook (Detroit, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

Cantent} tfoodtiin z i-j6 Vlwsis i7 35 Tcuomtities 43-5o Events 5i 57 t$4niz itrons 5 66 £potts 67 9o lAcadehiic} 9i-100 £ teci4 'FetituU} 101-112 THOSE MONDAY What Do You Hate About Monday Mornings? Tina C.-'Trying to get your body in regulation after the weekend. LaShunda R.- The day after Sunday. Crystal H.- Being rushed around, trying to beat the tardy bell. Shellie G.-'They're dull and everything goes wrong. Tommy F.-'T don't! They're great! Paula B.- Everything goes wrong and the weekend is over! Bryan N.-'Tnternational bad mood day! Crystal A.- Fartherest day from Friday every- one's moody. Shawnee B.- They're not worth having! DAVID BUSTER 1540 Loop 286 N.W. Sand, Gravel, Asphalt Paris, Texas 75460 ready Mix Concrete (214) 785-1431 MORNING BLUES FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN BOGATA P.O. Box 127 Bogata, Texas 632-5360 Member — FDIC FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER 2195 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas 75460 214 785-5525 “O FRIENDSHIPS In elementary, friendships are very important, you have friends to play with, to eat lunch with, and to talk with while the teacher isn't looking! Although some elementary friendships may not last forever, others will. Those, we cherish the rest of our lives. In an effort at Making Our Best Better Students throughout classrooms are devoting more time to academics than activities. As pictured, Jason Garrison, John Massingill and Ricky Purdue, in English, they realize the importance of education in our society. Even before classes Byron Swain, Richard Murphy and Johnny Stature find little time is allowed for visiting. Kristy Brown, below, gives 100% class time to her studies. Top: Kenneth and Sandra — wasting time before school. Left: Terry Hearn getting ready to sky-zoom? Right: Trevor, Clint, Jennifer, and Michelle standing in the shade. BRIGHT-HOLLAND FUNERAL HOME 2601 Lamar Paris, Texas 784-6623 Top: John and Kato walking home after a hard day. Bottom: left to right: Trent and Billy wasting time! Timmy and his hot-rod two wheeler. RANDOLPH'S BOOT CORAL 3557 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, Texas 75460 214-784-4722 SWAIM PRINTING COMPANY 111 Lamar Avenue 785-4504 —o CLASS OF '86 Sandra Anderson Crystal Austin Delite Brink Paula Bryant Jeannie Castleman Michel Gray Crystal Hearn Randy Hendricks T Bryan Newsome Gerry Patterson Gwen Patterson HOW FAST THE YEARS Dinger, Weighing OVi pounds at birth, we called him a humdinger. His sister, Anita, couldn't say all the words so it came out Dinger and it stuck. Love you. Family Crystal, Seventeen years ago we joyfully received you into our home as our first born child. The joy has continued too through the years as we've watched you grow into a young lady about to graduate high school. May our joy last forever. Love Mom, Dad, Sis, Brother Glenn, It seems like only yesterday you were this age. We will always love you. Stay sweet and remember, treat others as you would want them to treat you. Walk with the Lord and serve him daily. May God bless you forever. Love Mom, Dad, Darla Paula, As you graduate may you accomplish all your goals. You deserve the best things in life. Love, Mother V - I Tracy, You are very special. You have brought much happiness to our lives with your sunny disposition. We love you, Mom, Todd, Lesa, and family V Michel, It is hard to believe we have made it, sometimes I did wonder if we would. Congratulations and all the best for the rest of your life. Love, Mom, Dad, and the boys HAVE GONE BYE!! Gwen, Congratulations!! You've come a long way from 7 pounds 7V2 ounces. We are very proud of you. Continue to do well throughout your life. We love you and may God bless you. Love always, from Mother and Motherdear Mary, You are a lovely young lady. I am very proud of you. I love you very much. Love ya always, Rodney Roland Kenneth Jr., You always said you would be glad when you were a Senior, now you are. We are proud you made it. I love vou and will be here for you. Daddy, Joyce, LeAnn, Anita Sharlene, Being your Mother and friend has been a great experience for me in life, as a Mother there have been times when you have made me very proud of you, then there were the other times too. Always be a friend and you will always have friends. Love Moma Cherita, After all the things you got yourself into when you were small, here at last you are all grown up and have gotten yourself out of something. It was fun raising you up. You are so precious to us even now. Love Mom, Dad, Vickie, Ricky, Darren, and Vivian. Oh, yes Calvin loves you too! U 7 Crystal, Born Nov. 2, 1967 Full of life, wonder, and dreams. No longer a little girl, not yet a woman. Accomplish your goals, fulfill your dreams. Mother . Dad Cathy Smith Mary Smith Gail Smith Sharlene Songer Glenn Townes David Tucker Tracy Williams Annie Wilson SENIOR CREDITS Sandra Anderson: Cheerleader 1 Homecoming Nominee 1 Crystal Austin: Annual Staff 2 Co-Editor UIL Typing Contest-2nd Place Science Award-2nd Place Delite Brink: FHA 1 Paula Bryant: Beta Club 3 Annual Staff 2 Co-Editor 1 Student Council 1 Jeannie Castleman: FHA 4 Class Favorite 1 Homecoming Nominee 1 Michel Gray: FHA 4 Cheerleader 2 Basketball 2 Volleyball 4 Track 1 Class Favorite 1 Harvest Festival Princess 1 Crystal Hearn: FHA 1 Track 2 Basketball 1 Volleyball 1 Randy Hendricks: FFA 2 FHA 2 Football 2 Dinger Jaynes: Football 2 Basketball 2 FFA 1 Rustie Lewis: Basketball 4 Volleyball 4 Track 1 Cheerleader 4 FHA 2 Annual St.-Photographer 2 Student Council 1 Homecoming Queen 1 Brian Newsom: Football 3 Student Council 3 Homecoming Escort 1 Gerry Patterson: FFA 2 FHA 2 Gwen Patterson: Cheerleader 1 Beta Club 3 FHA 3 Homecoming Nominee 1 Basketball 3 Mgr. 1 Volleyball 2 Cherita Roberts: FHA 4 Beta Club 1 Kenneth Shelton: Football 2 Track 1 FFA 2 FHA 1 Cathy Smith: Student Council 1 Vice-President 2 Beta Club 1 Track 1 FHA 3 Mary Smith: Beta Club 1 Harvest Festival Princess 1 Student Council 1 Basketball 1 Track 1 FHA 3 Gail Smith: Basketball 4 Class Favorite 1 Beta Club 1 FHA 4 Best All Around Basketball Player Sharlene Songer: Tennis 1 FFA Sweetheart 1 Beta Club 2 Harvest Festival Princess 1 Student Council Pres. 1 Basketball 1 Cheerleader 1 Glenn Townes: Class Favorite 2 Student Council 2 Annual King Ag. Sentinel Beta Club 3 David Tucker: Football 4 Class Favorite 1 FFA 3 Michael Tucker: Football Annie Wilson: Cheerleader and Pep Squad 1 FHA 4 Reporter 1 Basketball 3 Volleyball 2 Mgr. 1 Tracy Williams: FFA 4 4-H 2 OYRA 2 Western Sports 2 ETS, HS, A-l 4-States High School 4 SENIORS '86 HAVE COME AND GONE SENIOR FAVORITES David Tucker Jeannie Castleman CUTTING LOOSE AT LUNCH TIME At lunch in......... Elementary you have time to play. Jr. High you can act crazy! High School you try to avoid teachers. Lunch is a special time for everyone. You can spend it with friends, playing games, or just acting crazy. Look at the monkeys playing! Headstarters playing around. GO EAGLES 24 Hours Daily VALLEY FEED MILL, INC. Feeds-Seeds-Fertilizer 315 West Center St. Paris, Texas 75460 Ph. 785-3501 KOSTERMAN MOTOR CO., INC. 222 Clarksville St. Paris, Tx. 75460 Ford-Lincoln-Mercury JUNIORS John Alexander Dusty Alley Sandi Brooks Tina Cary Tommy Flournoy Shellie Gonzales Amy Goodin Jamie Graham Joyce Hames Tonya Hawley Tammy Henry Kim Killough Paul Long Derek McCarty Brad McCoin Tonya McCoin Connie Motley Johnny Norris Laura Nunley Alfred Patt Scotty Patterson Mark Ritchey Jeff Roach Malcolm Savage Emma Sharp Monica Thompson Becky White Angie Wilson Jimmy Wilson Webb Wright Billy Woods RISING THE TO TOP Top Left: Is it Kim Killough or Christie Brinkley???? Top Right: Tonya M. and Tammy H. goofing off as usual! Mid Left: Juniors being camera shy??? Class Favorites are: Mark R. Connie M. Class Officers: Pres. Malcolm S.; V. Pres. Connie M.; Sec. Shellie Gonzales; Rep. Pam A. One more step and we'll be on top It's hard to believe, and no, we won't stop! We won't stop having parties and having fun. Yes, we can do it. Yes, it will be done. If you think we're great now. Wait 'til our senior year It'll be better than ever. We have nothing to fear. The class of '87 has got to be the best yet No one can replace us and no one can for- get. 19 SOPHOMORES Michael Bledsaw LeRoy Burchinal Sean Crouch Tim Durham Michael Elrod Joe Gibbs Violet Harger Timmy Ince Jason Jenkins Chris Lewis Kelli Mitchell Lana McKelvey Adelia Moses James Oldfield Shaunda Pace Kenneth Perkins Laura Phifer LaShunda Rundles Charles Russell Vincent Savage Brad Wallace LaShoan Weekly Leslie Whitley It was your sophomore year, Your hardest one yet. You had some good times Some you'll never forget. You went to our games and had lots of fun. You congratulated our teams for the games we won So remember the good times And forget the bad. Hold your head up And remember what you had. Be proud of yourself And reach for the gate You're the mighty class of nineteen-eighty-eight. TAKE ONE STEP UP Tell 'em about it LaShoan! What was that? FRESHMAN Dewayne Blanton James Bolton Tammy Boyer Jimmy Joe Chandler Heather Denison Lori Durham Susie Elrod Shabecca Farris Cheryl Hart Tammy Hastings Peggy Hearn Terry Hearn Gaylene Henexson Mamie Hicks Mandel Howard Kemuel Jackson Jacqueline Johnson Jay Looney Amy Lusk Paul Miller Ricky Modesitt Mistie Morgan Randal Moses Robert Moses Janice Murphy Joe Musgrove Kim Nelson Steffanie Nelson Jason Ott Windred Patt Pat Patterson Amy Pyeatt Mary Richardson Darren Roberts Jacqueline Simmons Connie Smith STEPPING INTO A NEW ADVENTURE Left: Jimmy Joe is working hard? Below left: Class officers: Pres.-Tammy Boyer V-Pres.-Gaylene Henexson Sec.-Tammy Hastings Treas.-Mary Richardson Rep.-Cheryl Hart Below: Kemuel's hitting the books! 8thGRADERS ENDING TO START OVER! Micheal Alberts Lee Anderson Misty Arrasmith Katina Austin Randy Barber Regina Bowen Delisa Bronner Joel Brown Kristi Brown Twila Burchinal Bo Daniel John Davis Rhonda Elrod Mindy Farris Jason Garrison Juanita Gatlin James Liggins John Massingill Monica O'Neal Ricky Perdue Jean Rougeux Henry Sharp James Smith Jody Smith Trent Smith ONLY FOUR MORE YEARS!!! Class officers: Pres.-Henry Sharp, Reporter-Twila Burchinal, Trea surer-Regina Bowen, Vice-President Kristi Brown, Secretary-Delisa Tooter working hard??? Bronner Class favorites: Lee Anderson, Kristi Brown John-John look this way!! 7th GRADERS CLIMBING THE Reginal Alexander Cathy Autry Tammy Bronner Rusty Carpenter John Castleman Kado Cato Kara Cato Derek Clark Shelli Coleman Jesse Cooper Vanessa Dorse Shawn Farris Karla Ford Hershel Garmon Patricia Garmon Brad Hart Jeffrey Hoskins Debbie Hurst Jeff Jones Russell Marshall Katrina McCoin Robert McKelvey Rene Miller Richard Murphy Bridget Nelson John Ott Tonya Pace Tameria Poor Shawonna Rhoades Johnny Savage Chris Smith David Smith Johnny Stature Byron Swain James Tucker Eraka Washington LADDER TO SUCCESS!!! Class Favorites: Debbie Hurst, Rusty Carpenter Class Officers: President-Brad Hart Vice-President-Tonya Pace Secretary-Treasurer-Kara Cato SIXTH GRADE HAS ALL THE RIGHT MOVES Leigh Brown Meko Brooks Myca Burchinal Tiwanna Cary Michael Davis Chris Freeman James Guest Charlie Hall Chad Jenkins Jacqueline McCoin Tina McCoin Shawna Nelson Becky Pellit Becky Pyeatt Debbie Reed Bobby Richardson Demon Savage Eddie Simmons Amy Smith James Smith Billy Spray Kenneth Stature Jessie Tucker Dawn Wallace Carlos Wheeler FIFTH GRADE IS ALWAYS ON TOP! Lisa Adams Cody Bowen Travis Bronner Kandice Brown David Carpenter CaSandra Cary Catrina Dorse David Gibbs Clint Hastings Chris Johnson Chris Kenemore Kelly Lamm Jennifer Lewis Mario Mitchell Charles Murphy Michael Murphy Nicole Phifer Freda Smith Jeffrey Smith Jody Smith Kimberly Smith Jewlie Tolson Tammy Tucker Al Wilson Antion Wortham Lee Yarbrough Neonia Yeley FOURTH GRADE MOVES TOWARD THE FUTURE Ellen Ayres Danny Barber James Clarkson Tiffany Denison Randy Edwards Melissa Garmon Jay Gatlin Michelle Gray Kathleen Killough Jason McCoin Trevor O'Neal David Posey John Pyeatt Darla Richardson Kelly Smith 30 Class Favorites are: Jay Gatlin, and Randy Edwards. THIRD GRADE IS . . . STEPPING UP IN STYLE Scott Alberts LaShon Alexander Kim Bowen Jeff Brown Tarviant Campbell Karen Carpenter Kelly Chance Brandie Chessire Billie Clark Leslie Clarkson Belinda Elrod James Elrod Jannifer Garmon Jamie Hall Scott Harp Dale Harrimon Tracey Lamm Travis Luper Tamara Marr Floyd Nelson Tajah Nelson James Nickerson Franky Patt Jennifer Reed Stephen Robinson Angela Smith Douglas Smith Jessie Smith Richard Smith Adrea Whitley SECOND . . . Moving Up Sarah Ayers Mahona Brown Kimberly Campbell Daniel Clark Vincent Draper Jamie Elrod Marissa Figueroa Chad Gibson Jim Bob Guest Carla Harp Cameron Langley John McCoin Cristina Murphy Kristy Perry Ricky Posey Jason Smith Stephanie Smith Travis Smith Darla Townes Misty Tyson Jesse Upchurch Jermond Wheeler Jeffrey Wright Tammy Yeley Left: Favorites: Mahona Brown Jesse Upchurch. Above: What is better than going to school? Leaving of course! FIRST . . . On The Way Shane Austin Amanda Browning Jessica Clark David Garmon James Garmon Adam Gatlin Timmy Gibson Jennifer Hall Michael Kirchner Chris Liggins Don Marshall Douglas Miller Monty Murphy Estelle Patt Michael Poor Bryan Reed Michael Richardson Brandon Shelby Amanda Smith Christy Smith Felicia Smith Vincent Smith Thomas Spray Veronica Stature Christopher Steens Patricia Sweeden Shawn Vickers Cheri Yarbrough Class Favorites: Timmy Gibson and Cheri Yarbrough KINDERGARTEN . . Startin' Out Tosha Berryhill Kenneth Brumbalow Sammy Burchinal Kristy Chandler Scotty Coleman Kristy Dorse Rosalind Furtch Shawn Gaines Bryce Gatlin Stephanie Green Michael Hargan Larry Harris Kristi Hart Katie Killough Michael Lee Shanthony Lewis Calandra Lewis Tresa Luper Jennifer Miller Misty Miller Beth Nelson Will Phifer LeAnn Shelton Cara Smith Chad Smith Kristina Smith Jamie Sprools Carlie Vickers Troy Vickers LaCosta Whitley HEADSTART Crystal Ashford Dee Barnett Kimberly Brown Melissa Brown Ashley Clark Lori Deverell Durk Downs Joshua Figueroa Kristea Gibson Angela Gaines Clint Johnson Kathryn Kroncke Lisa McCoin Bobby Maynard Todd May Sean Murphy Lee Nelson Zebadiah Pardue Cedric Patt Jennifer Perry Jerry Roberts Whitney Sanford Brett Shelby Lahonea Simpkins Tony Steens Tara Suddeth Tiffany Sweeden Davis Troxtell Jack Tucker Kelly Tucker Cody Wolfe Martha Woods Ieashia Wooten “0 PEE WEE FOOTBALL Coaches: Benny Spray, Ronnie Yarbrough. Middle Row: David Carpenter, Carlos Wheeler, Billy Spray, Kenneth Stature. Chris Kenmore, Cody Bowen, Demon Savage. Front Row: Jesse Tucker, Al Wilson, Bobby Richardson, Jody Smith, Lee Yarbrough, Chad Jenkins, Antoinne Wartham. Coaches: Clarence Killough, Bob Pyeatt, Micky Vickers. Middle Row: Scott Harp, Tommy Spray, Danny Barber, Clint Pyeatt, Tony Stature, Richard Smith. Front Row: Randy Edwards, Jason Gray, Dale Harrimon, Aaron Clarkson, Jason Smith, Jessie Smith, Greg Wilson. SOUND OF PARIS RED RIVER 36 me  rtp o.h VALLEY P.O. Box 116 Paris, Texas 75460 784-6676 VILLAGE JEWLERS Village Shopping Center 1005 S. Collegiate Paris, Texas 785-0266 PEE WEE CHEERLEADERS Cheri Yarbrough, Tammy Tucker Jewlie Tolson, Becky Pellit, Kelly Lamm, Mario Mitchell Leigh Brown, Becky Pyeatt, Myca Burchinal Back Row: Jeri Sprools, Kim Bowen, Michelle Gray, Tarviant Campbell, Tamara Marr, Kathleen Killough, Leslie Clarkson. Front Row: Karen Carpenter, Tiffany Denison, Angela Smith, Darla Richardson, Kasey Killough, Lashon Alexander, Kelly Chance. HILLEY'S PALACE DRUG CENTERS 650 Bohnam St. Paris, Texas 75460 784-7434 TEACHER FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF PARIS L. Don Hager, President Phone: 784-7461 655 Clarksville, Texas 75460 TALK FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Paris and Clarksville, Texas ELEMENTARY STAFF Charlotte Alley Leisa Brown Headstart Aide Fifth Grade Clara Cogburn Beverly Coleman Virginia Coleman Rendy Dollins Marilyn Gatlin Second Urade Headstart Director Headstart Headstart Aide Kindergarten Cathy Lamm Aide Evelyn Moore Secretary Hazel Motley Title I Aide Venita Oldfield Title I Hiawatha King First Grade Wanda Parker Donna Pyeatt Vassie Ricks Hazel Rundles Marcelle Somerville Fourth Grade First Grade Headstart Sixth Grade Kindergarten 40 Ann Thompson Plan A Amelia Walker Plan A Aide Mary Ann Williams Third Grade Carolyn Withers Pre. Kindergarten Jake Broadway Science HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Jaquita Bunch Counselor Callie Carpenter School Nurse Randy Clarkson Science Neita Denison Comm. Educ. Coordinator Shelia Deverell English, Drama PE. Lloyd Fields History F.B. Coach Carol Hart Choral, Reading Lang. Arts Frank Jackson P.B.M. Math History Joe Lamm Business Mgr. Mary Lemley Eng. Lit. Reading - . . r- . . . Lori Robertson Evelyn Miller Ernestine Morriss Dorothy Ritchey Special Ed Home Ec- Business H.S. Secretary Annual Staff Spons. Carol Shelton Special Ed. Michelle Slaton H.S Math JR. High Math Martha Stephens Eng. Spanish Geog., History Mac Varley Govt. Econm. Girls B B. Coach Gen. Supv. Beverly Shelby School Secretary NON TEACHING STAFF Jackie Barber Bus Driver Henry Dun wood Elem. Custodian Winford Elrod Bus Driver Custodian Milton Fountain Bus Driver Clarence Gray Bus Driver Maintenance Pauline Hulen Marie Shelton Lucille Tolson Violet Turner H. S. Cook Supv. H. S. Cook Librarian H.S. Cook The bus drivers, cooks, and custodians are a very integral and important part of the school's personnel in their support rolls. The importance of their work is often overlooked in the hustle and bustle of the days activities. We are fortunate to have such capable and dedicated people carrying out these tasks in our system. Load 'em up and move 'em out!!! atiiiW 43 PRATT LAMBERT Quality Paint and Varnish 101 Grand Ave. Paris, Texas 75460 Phone (214) 785-2191 QUALITY PAINTING CO. 101 Grand Ave. Paris, Texas 75460 Phone (214) 785-2191 MOST COURTEOUS Roy Jaynes Jeannie Castleman MOST INTELLECTUAL Malcolm Savage La Shunda Rundles K-MART The Saving Place 2445 N. Main Paris, Texas 75460 Open Mon.-Sat. 9 to 9 PARIS LUMBER BUILDING CENTER 3555 NE Loop 286 Paris, Texas 75460 PARIS SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1139 Paris, Texas 75460 FRIENDLIEST MOST POPULAR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Come grow with us. The graduates of Detroit High School are always welcome at PARIS JUNIOR COLLEGE Paris, Texas 784-9425 BEST ALL AROUND MOST DEPENDABLE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS 2809 Clarksville Paris, Tx. 75460 Keith Burdine-Asst. Mgr. Mark A. Francis-Mgr. 785-7676 or 785-7677 INTERFIRST BANK PARIS 1161 Clarksville St. Paris, Tx. 75460 Member F.D.I.C. TYPICAL TEENAGERS WILLIAMS BROTHERS AUTO SALVAGE 2255 N. Main Street Paris, Texas 75460 WILLIAM'S SPORTING GOODS Norm and Patsy Davis, Owners 26 N. Plaza Paris, Texas 75460 (214) 785-3333 «= HAPPIEST CUTEST Kim Killough Bryan Newsom Brad McCoin Shaunda Pace DISCOUNT WHEEL TIRE 2735 N. Main Paris, TX 75460 (214) 784-4799 DAVID BEARD'S CATFISH KING Farm raised catfish 2430 N. Main Paris, TX 75460 HARVEST FESTIVAL PRINCESSES OF '85-86 Top left: From Elementary- Stephanie Green. Top Right: From Jr. High- Regina Bowen. Bottom Left: From High School- Emma Sharp. Bottom Right: From Elementary, Crown Bearer- Will Phifer. GREEN'S ELECTRIC COMPANY 1340 N. Main Paris, Texas (214) 784-3306 NATION BROS. - FERTILIZER CO. P.O. Box 313, Blossom, TX 75416 Phone: 982-5831 Look this way. Brad! Little Princess Stephanie! Jessica gives a big smile for the cam- era. Kristi is full of excitement. Don't be shy Scotty! B J WELDING SUPPLY CO. W R AUTO SUPPLY Welding Supplies and Equipment Open: Mon-Fri., 8:00-5:30 Regulator and Torch Repairs Saturday, 8:00-5:00 2150 N. Main Paris, Texas 75460 300 W. Broadway Clarksville, TX 214-785-4466 214-427-2421 ROPE 'EM COWBOY Tracy Williams is an accom- plished roper who started roping in the oth grade. He began riding horses at the age of 3. He now owns 1 horse which he rides in various rodeos. Tracy has a long list of accom- plishments which have taken him many places. When he was in 9th grade Tracy achieved the team roping average for the 2nd year- end at the 4SHSRA rodeo. In Fort Worth at the Youth National fin- als he was a 1st in the last round a 5th in average. He was award- ed the 84 85 All Around title at the OYRA rodeo in Velma, Ok. At the OYRA finals for '84 '85 he was the 3rd runner-up All Around Cowboy. While he was in Texarkana at the 4SHSRA finals he made the year-end ribbon rop- ing, 4th in calf roping, 1st in team roping. Just throughout his high school years Tracy has been awarded fourteen belt buckles a saddle. His greatest prize, a saddle, was awarded him at the OYRA finals for the year-end prize. Tracy really enjoys roping riding. I guess its because I've grown a fancy to it as a hobby. It brings lots of fun, competition, enough money. I've had a few state championships in high school . I hope one day to move up win the world title. 54 CLARKSVILLE FUNERAL HOME George M. Bean Ed Lindman Phone: 427-2244 DETROIT SUPPLY CO. Detroit, Texas 75436 Phone: 674-4812 Owned by: Jack Shelby TWO STRANGERS FROM NAZARETH DETROIT AUTO SALES Route 2 Detroit, Texas 674-3443 Richard Yarbrough Bobby Yarbrough WHAT WOULD YOU RATHER BE DOING?!? ANDERSON CANDY COMPANY Owner: Leon Anderson Box 437 Blossom, TX 75416 Phone: 'fi zT 214-784-3551 T.J.'s Hydraulic Service 258 S.W. 1st Paris, Texas 75460 T.J. Fowler W.J. Fowler CUNNINGHAM EQUIPMENT wfe as CO., INC. 3EL RENO QUICK STOP 2280 So. Church St. Hwy. 82 East; Reno, Texas Paris, Texas 75460 (214) 785-6699 (HD (214) 785-0081 1=9 Store Hours: 6 A.M.-ll P.M. a=a NO ONE SWEATS THE DETAILS LIKE ANNUAL STAFF JAN-KAY RANCH Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1986! BETA CLUB Back: Gwen Patterson. Cherita Roberts. Melissa Henry, Connie Motley, Tonya Hawley, Leslie Whitley, Middle: Gail Smith, Paula Bryant, Mary Smith, Cathy Smith, Laura Phifer, LaShunda Rundles, Malcolm Savage. Front: Sean Crouch, Brad Wallace, Angie Wilson, Amy Goodin, Glenn Townes, Tonya McCoin, Sharlene Songer, Eric Wooten, Johnny Norris. Center: Lisa Richard, Tina Harris. f 60 j™ TOWNES GROCERY PRODUCE 308 Commack St. Clarksville, Tx. PARTYING AT BETA CONVENTION Being Beta President has been a privi- lege. I would like to thank the other Beta members and Mrs. Slaton for all of their hard work. A special thanks goes to Mr. Mrs. Fleming for going to the convention and putting up with us. Thanks again for all the hard work. Connie Motley President I think the Beta Club is a very respective club. It gives you a feeling of pride about yourself to be in it. In the Beta Club, you get to meet new people and travel many places. We, Betas, have to set an example for other people so they too will want to be chosen. The Beta Club gives you a sense of honor and pride about your- self. Gwen Patterson Reporter THE CLARKSVILLE DETROIT NEWS Clarksville, Tx. 75426 (214) 427-5616 FUTURE FARMERS Back row: Mandel Howard. LeRoy Burchinal, Jason Jenkins, Charles Russell, Malcolm Savage, James Bolton, Vincent Savage, Billy Woods, Mark Ritchey, Joey Musgrove, Derek McCarty. Second row: Jacques Rougeux, Sean Crouch, Shawn Smith, Michael Tucker, Jimmy Wilson, John Alexander, Paul Miller, Chris Lewis, Brad McCoin, Ricky Modesitt. Front row: Paul Long, Windred Patt, Darren Roberts, Terry Hearn, Brad Wallace, Laurie Smith, Mary Richardson, Steffanie Nelson, Dusty Alley. The FFA officers are: Connie Motley- Pres. Tracy Williams- V. Pres. Roy Jaynes- Secretary Chad Wolf- Reporter James Oldfield- Treasurer Joe Gibbs- Sentinel Mr. Cowan- Sponsor (3 D P AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts, Supplies And Equipment 209 W. Main Clarksville, Texas 427-2213 JOHNSON'S FEED FERTILIZER Box 114 Detroit, TX 75436 Highway 82 West OF AMERICA The 1985-86 FFA Sweetheart is: Gaylene Henexson. Nominees were: Laura Phifer, Shellie Broadway, and Sharlene Songer. WESTER CLEANERS LAUNDRY 1601 W. Broadway Clarksville, Texas 75426 427-3606 DETROIT MEAT PROCESSING Front Street • Detroit, Texas 75436 FHA: 7th GRADE MEMBERS: Left to right. Front row: Kelli Watson, Tammy Bronner, Shelli Coleman, Katrina McCoin, and Tameria Poor. Middle row: Tonya Pace, Shawonna Rhoades, Eraka Washington, Cathy Autry, Bridget Nel- son, and Rene Miller. Back row: Kara Cato, Debbie Hurst, Patricia Garmon, Karla Ford, and Vanessa Dorse. OFFICERS: Left to right: Katrina McCoin, Reporter; Tammy Bronner, Treasurer; Kelli Watson, Secretary; Tameria Poor, Vice-President; Shelli Coleman, President; and Evelyn Miller, Advisor. PIGGLY WIGGLY Clarksville, Texas The Original Self-Service Store y J.P. HARVEY MOTORS y INC. StCSMu 700 E. Main Clarksville, Texas 427-2241 427-2296 SALES-SERVICE-SATISFACTION FHA: HIGH SCHOOL Back to Front: Left to Right: Joe G.( Charles R., Jason J., Randy H., Kenneth S., Chris L., Timmy 1., Sean C., Tracy W., Connie S., Eric W., Lana M., Gerry P., Chad W., Leroy B., Tim D., Michael B. , Kenneth P., Lori D., Susie E., Gail S., Gaylene H., Michael E., Shaunda P., Leslie W., Johnny N., Michael T., Vincent S.( Kelli M„ Janice M., Cheryl H., Amy P„ Jamie G., Violet H., Samantha T., Delite B„ Crystal H., Annie W., LaShoan W., Leanna W., Terry N.( Shabecca F.( Tammy H., Tammy B., Glenn T.( Jackie S., Kim N., Jacqueline J., Derek M., Peggy H., Jeannie C. , Laura N., Evelyn Miller. Mi. Miss FHA: Glenn Townes Shaunda Pace. OFFICERS: Jeannie C.-President; Shaunda P.-V.P. of Public Relations; Gail S.-Historian; Lana M.-Treasurer; Leslie W.-Sergeant at Arms Parliamentarian; Heather D.-V.P. of Recreation; Jamie G.-V.P. of Pro- grams; Adelia M.-Secretary; Evelyn M.-Advisor. STONEVILLE FURNITURE CO. P.O. Box Drawer B Clarksville, Texas 427-3801 WAL-MART Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, Texas 75426 STUDENT COUNCIL Sophomores: Brad Wallace, LaShunda Rundles; Sponsor: Mac Varley; Freshmen: Jacqueline Johnson, Paul Miller; Seniors: Sharlene Songer, Lisa Richard, Glenn Townes, Paula Bryant; Juniors: Connie Motley, Malcolm Savage. Putting their ideas together! er: Glenn Townes; Secretary: Connie Motley; Treasurer: Paula Bryant. BULL1NGTON DRUG CITIZENS BANK Billy Barker-Pharmacist 200 West Main Street Prescription Specialists P.O. Box 933 Phone 427-2251 Night Phone 427-2154 Clarksville, Texas Clarksville, Texas Member FDIC Varsity Cheerleaders Cheering To Victory! Right: DHS Cheerleaders building their spirit up. Bottom: Mr. Fleming, talking bird talk. Top: Tammy Boyer, K.im Kil- lough, Sandi Brooks, Sharlene Songer Right: Sandra Anderson, Rustie Lewis, Lisa Herky Rich- ard WENDY'S 3601 Lamar Paris, Texas 75460 (784-4790 Hurray For J.H. Cheerleaders! THE RED RIVER NATIONAL BANK P.O. Box 1019 Clarksville, Texas 75426 Member of FDIC VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kim Killough Connie Motley Tonya McCoin Laura Nunley Tonya Hawley Michel Gray Rustie Lewis Laura Nunley, Connie Motley, Emma Sharp, Sandi Brooks, Tonya Hawley, LaShunda Rundles, Michel Gray, Rustie Lewis, Gwen Pat- Emma Sharp terson, Adelia Moses, Tonya McCoin, Kim Killough. Adelia Moses Sandi Brooks GOODING TITLE CO. 228 N. Walnut St. Clarksville, Texas 75426 Phone 427-3398 W R AUTO SUPPLY AND MUFFLER SHOP “Every Day Low Prices 235 N. Main Paris, Texas, 75460 THE KORNER MINIT MART Coy Dub McGregor, Owners Clarksville, Texas J. V. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM 42 Tammy Boyer, 25 Cheryl Hart, 40 Gaylene Hennexson, 21 Heather Dennison, 10 Crystal Hearn, 34 Leslie Whitley, 24 Jacqueline Johnson, 14 Laura Phifer, 11 Mary Richardson CARPENTER RANCH Pure Bred Santa Gertrudis Jorene, Russell, Rusty, David, Karen, Elizie, and Maxine First Row: Coach Varley, Kenneth Shelton, Billy Woods, Malcolm Savage, Roy Jaynes, Vincent Savage, Jimmy Wilson, Coach Fields. Second Row: Sean Crouch, Randy Hendricks, John Alexander, Michael Tucker, Mark Ritchey, Jay Looney, Eric Wooten, Brad Wallace. Third Row: Chad Wolf, Ricky Modesitt, Michael Bledsaw, Paul Miller, James Oldfield, David Tucker, Derek McCarty Coach Fields Mgr. Demon Savage titles n Coach Varley EAGLES Kenneth Shelton Billy Woods Malcolm Savage Roy Jaynes Vincent Savage Jimmy Wilson Sean Crouch Randy Hendricks John Alexander Mike Tucker Mark Ritchey Jay Looney RED RIVER VALLEY GRAIN HARVEY BROTHERS H H Soil Service Massey-Ferguson Farm Implements, Clarksville, Texas New Holland and Hay Machinery, 427-3897 or 427-2191 Clarksville, Texas 3 PICKS MARINE 3315 N.E. Loop 286 PARIS, TEXAS 75460 PHONE 784-4492 Eric Wooten Paul Miller Paul Newsom Chris Lewis FOOTBALL James Oldfield David Tucker Michael Bledsaw Derek McCarty Ricky Modesitt Chad Wolf EAGLE POWER This years football season proved to be ex- citing and eventful, despite posting a 4-5-1 record. With only four seniors playing, many underclassmen gained valuable play- ing experience for 1986. Coach Lloyd Fields 4 BEADLE TITLE COMPANY Title Insurance Beadle Building Clarksville, Texas 75426 HOMECOMING WEEK Top row, left to right: Someone has a mouse by the tail. Rustie s helping Gwen on Idle Day. Chris Lewis: 1 choice for head cheerleader next year. Above: Herkys looking good. Right: Delite s dressed for 50's day. Far right: Emma, Kim and Sandy are showing their spirit on inside-out day. 0 CAPPS INSURANCE AGENCY INC 312 W. Broadway Box 1320 Clarksville, Texas Phone: 427-5656 FIRST NATIONAL BANK P.O. Box 374 Deport, Texas Phone: 652-3615 AND NOMINEES Bottom row, left to right: Connie Motley escorted by Roy Jaynes; Jeannie Castleman escorted by Da- vid Tucker; and Michel Gray es- corted by Jason Jenkins. Below: Sandra Anderson escorted by Chad Wolf. Compliments of CITY DRUG STORE Deport, Texas 75435 652-3450 FRANK RHOADES GROC. BAR-B-Q Box 159 Deport, TX 75435 ___ (214) 652-6831 MICKEY'S FLOWERS GIFTS 704 South Locust Clarksville, Tx. 75426 5 78 = Mickey Porterfield BUCKMAN DRUG STORE 125 N. Main Bogata, Tx. 632-5811 We experienced joys, sorrows, frustrations, satisfactions, bitterness and love. Doing this together as a school made it more of a learning experience. It was the kind of learning not taught in the classroom but involved caring teachers to guide us and save us if we got in over our heads. Our ambitions were not only set on academics but more often than not, the social status we might achieve. Our goals would only be footsteps away, and high school was our stepping stone toward these goals. 4 fcrYaU ThisVe t 6V,at en« QueetV 'escot‘e i bV Set«ot ’ 9enioi °n'’ JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Back: Left to Right: John Davis, Trent Smith, Randy Barber, Kado Cato, Jody Smith, Lee Anderson, Johnny Stature, Billy Winkle, John Massengil, Coach Lloyd Fields Front: Left to Right: James Tucker, Rusty Wallace, Brad Hart, Michael Alberts, Jeffrey Hoskins, Russell Marshall, Henry Sharp, Rusty Carpenter, David Smith VARSITY Jay Looney § Malcolm Savage John Alexander Coach Young Eagles shootin' for the hoop J-U-M-P Jimmy!! THE PARIS NEWS 138 Lamar Ave. P. O. Box 1078 Paris, Texas 75460 BOB McDOUGALL P. O. Box 1137 1710 Clarksville Street Paris Tex. 75460 Phone 784-7466 SLAGLE BROS. USED CARS MERICO INC. W. P., Larry, Jeff Slagle Packaging Division 206 N. Main-Paris, Texas 800 W. Ctr. Phone 784-6371 Paris, Texas 75460 EaGlEs Jump high get up off your feet! Vince has a look of concentration!! Back left to right: Jay Looney, Billy Woods, Vince Savage. Dinger Jaynes, Malcolm Savage, Jimmy Wilson Front left to right: Brad McCoin, Derek McCarty, John Alexander. Eric Wooten, Chris Lewis, Ricky Modesitt '85-86 Back: L. Richard, G. Smith, S. Brooks, L. Nunley, E. Sharp, L. Whitley, Middle: G. Patterson, A. Wilson, C. Motley, K. Killough, Front: M Richardson, B. Smith, S. Songer, S. Rundles. CATCH THE MOVIE MADNESS 3645 Lamar Ave. Paris, Texas 75460 784-4622 EAGLETTES Gail Smith Sandy Brooks Laura Nunley Emma Sharp Gwen Patterson Mary Richardson Sharlene Songer RODGERS-WADE MANUFACTURING 1404 3rd S.W., Paris, Tex. (214) 785-1619 Custom Kitchen Cabinets Roper Appliances DHS 1985 BASKETBALL KING QUEEN Sharlene Songer and Malcolm Savage The basketball King and Queen are selected from the varsity basketball teams. The boys voted on the queen and the girls voted for the king. This year the teams chose as their King and Queen Sharlene Songer and Malcolm Savage. Sharlene is a senior and has played varsity bas- ketball at D.H.S. for one year. Mal- colm is a junior and a three year member of the varsity team. COOPER BUTANE CO. Since 1947 Irrigation-Grain drying Truck Tractor Propane Gas Carburetor conversions HWY 24 S Paris, Tx. 785-6461 LAMAR COUNTY ELECTRIC COOP ASSN. Box 580 1485 N. Main Paris, Texas 75460-0580 214-784-4303 (Owned by those we serve) Left to Right: Tammy Hastings, Cheryl Hart, Angie Wilson, Heather Denison, Gaylene Henexson, Joyce Hames, Tammy Boyer J. V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM RED RIVER COUNTY FARM BUREAU DAVE'S FARM SERVICE CENTER All lines of Insurance Mona and Dave Thomas Owners Greg Bagley-Agency Manager Hwy. 82 West Phone 427-3326 Clarksville, Texas 75426 Randy Cooper-Career Agent David Jackson-Career Agent George Marshall-Career Agent 85 J. H. BOYS! Back row: James Liggins, John Castleman, Joel Brown, John Davis, Randy Barber, Byron Swain, Rusty Carpen- ter. Front row: Shane Watson, Mike Alberts, Brad Hart, Henry Sharp, Jeffrey Hoskins. YOUNG'S WESTERN WEAR WAL-MART 30c 0 Clarksville St. 919 S. Collegiate Paris, TX 75460 Village Shopping Center Phone: 785-1666 Paris, TX 75460 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 1 p.m.-6 p.m. TAKING IT TO THE HOOP! Rusty Carpenter's going up for a perfect lay up! Mike is waiting for a rebound! John Davis is soaring to higher grounds. fhe boys are in deep concentration on their game. CAROLE S FLOWER COUNTRY 2348 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas 754 0 785-8771 Where the Tick-Tock Makes the Difference SCOTT'S JEWELRY 775 Bonham St., Paris, Texas 754t 0 Ph. 785-0451 J. H. GIRLS Ha y I « Ii I Right Kail. Ford. I Mi .. Bronner, Krisii Biown, Teresa WiUon kaia ( ato, Middle I .«•ft to Right Iwil.i Burchinal, Juanita Gatlin, Mmy Anasmith Shelli Coleman, Regina Bowen, Front: Left to Right: Kainn.t Mil otn. Shawonna Rhoades, Mindy lams, Tammy Bronncr, Be veily Thomas ( •) PI 11LPOTS DONUT SHOP 1838 Bonham 1528 Lamar (781 5882) (781-2025) Paris, Texas 754o0 P.O. Box o72 PARIS LIVESTOCK COMMISSION -Sale- Thursday Phone: 785-9233 Paris, Texas THEY'RE MARVELOUS Shelli Coleman taking her time doing her thing. Kara Cato going for the goal. Kristi Brown s getting down C F FARM RANCH CENTER 4605 Lamar Ave. Paris,Texas 75460 KEN'S ALTERNATOR AIR BRAKE SERVICE Repair, Exchange, Insulation Cars, Trucks, Tractors Hwy. 271 North Paris, Texas 785-7647 0 VARSITY SNAPS GLASS MOTORS, INC. P.O. Box 626 555 Lamar Avenue Paris, Texas 75460 785-8447 TEXOMA NATIONAL Manufactured Housing 2340 N. Main Paris, Texas 784-0897 A dook o4t MATHEMATICS AT IT'S BEST In junior-high and basic high school math classes, stu- dents learn the math skills used in everyday life. In Algebra, Ge- ometry, and T rigonometry, students learn higher-level math skills so that they will be prepared to take the math classes required at col- lege-level. Mrs. Slaton The seventh frade boys in exas History learn about the geography and history of our great State! Consumer Math and Fun- damentals of math provide the opportunity for students to acquire the skills to cope with the prob- lems of life. Per- sonal Business Management also prepares students to deal with life's prob- lems: managing money, banking, using credit, buyin ig, traveling, and dealing witfr aTe each student capabl solving the problems which are certain to be encoun- tered and to make the learning enjoyable. Mr. Jackson insurance, communicating, traveling, and dealing wi taxes. My goal is to make each student capable of MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! 3 PARIS IMPLEMENT CO. LOOP PLUMBING SUPPLY 2240 N.E. Loop 2020 N.E. Loop 286 PARIS, TEXAS 75460 Paris, Texas 75460 784-6673 - 784-6674 784-0471 Life science is to give an under- standing of book biology in everyday living. Introductory Bi- ology relates the whole of envi- ronment to the role each part plays in your life. Physical Science relates matter, energy, and time to the world we live in. Physics 1 de- velopes skills in solving prob- lems in force, energy, time and work done with out memory, but using research sources and common sense. Mr. Broad- way I expect and will accept nothing but the best that each one of my students can do. Along with the regular curricu- lum 1 try to teach my stu- dents to have self-esteem and take responsi- bility for their own actions. Mr. Clarkson PARIS TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY 810 LAMAR AVENUE PARIS, TEXAS 74560 HOURS: 5-5 MON.-FR1. 211 755-7523 SMITH CARPETS Carpet-Linoleum-Tile 1289 Clarksville Paris, Texas 75460 Don Wear Mgr. In American Government we attempt to convey to our students where governments originated, why we have the need for governments, what governments do and what type of government we live under. We also try to bring out those points which will be most beneficial to the most students for their everyday living. Mr. Varley What I hope to teach my students in American History is an understanding of the democratic ideals which have helped to form the American government and way of living from colonial terms in the present. Mr. Young (2 FASHION JEWELRY SOUTHWESTERN FOUNDRY 112 WEST MAIN ST. COMPANY CLARKSVILLE, TEXAS 75426 P.O. BOX 897 phone (214) 427-3129 PARIS, TEXAS 75460 STUDYING THE LANGUAGE ENGLISH productive lives. Mrs. Lemley In the high school English classes we teach communication through writing and language skills. We also teach interpre- tation and ap- preciation of lit- erature as it re- lates to the real world and the imagination. We hope to per- fect skills in these areas so that our stu- dents can live meaningful and a In Language Arts classes, we strive to im- prove students skills in written and oral com- munication. Three areas of language are stressed: gram- mar, composi- tion, and litera- ture. Students learn that com- munication dis- pells ignorance and misunder- standing and will help them to lead success- ful, independent lives after they complete their educa- tion. Mrs. Hart B U s I N E S S c o u L D N O T B E B E T T E R Business classes are exciting be- cause they keep you in touch with the real world. Every- one's life will be affected in one way or another by some of the things they have learned in their business classes. Techno- logical changes are occurring rapidly in the business world. Students at D.H.S. are ex- tremely lucky to be learning on the modern equipment in our business labs. Mrs. Morriss I think Mrs. Morriss' business classes are very inter- esting and very educative. I've learned a lot this year and in the previous years, and I am glad I've had the opportunity to learn the things I have and to have had her as my teacher. Tommy Flournoy The business classes should be important to everyone. They are very helpful in today's society. Business classes are great and I would advise everyone to get into a business class. Gwen Patterson I have found that the business classes that we have here at D.H.S., are very informative. We learn a great deal of important information. Which will help us all in the careers that we choose for the future. Tammy Henry Mr. Cowan was unable to ex- press his point-of-view on Ag. We found three prominent students, David, Jeffrey and Kado to express theirs. I believe FFA helps you to be- come a better person. It helps you learn how to take care of animals and you learn how to be independent. David Tucker In seventh grade we enjoy studying about animals, building, and forestry. Jeffrey Hoskins It's a hard subject. Mr. Cowan wants you to learn, but we en- joy it! Kado Kato Ag. students participating in class activities!! H E R E L I E S T H E F U T U R E O F B E T T E R V O U N G M E N A N D w o M E N - ■ •••' ' rrv I teach Consumer and Honn-m.iking I. J 11 v. .111 n n v h u 11 jpf ' ■ h rips m r V t t hr vUMf needs of today s boys and girls who nu,st prepare for V , • both and for the responsibilities ot home and family. l|L Classes include 7tb ypT giadr, which ex- Wr Homemaking __ Child Development, Vy Care and Guidance; Clothing and Tex- H tiles; and Consumer ■ r V Education; Food and H Nutrition; and II V Housing; Family Living and Parent- hood; Home Fur- nishings, and Equipment. Along with the classes, I sponsor the national vocational organiza- tion. FHA, which helps members in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational involvement. Youth are encouraged to develop lead- ership skills and self-confidence. Mrs. Miller Young homemakers taking a class time break! PLAN A Special Educa- tion Classes are for students who need more help to master the skills that are taught in regular classes. In English and Language classes, the stu- dents learn the basic skills of grammer, along with writing and literature. Mrs. Robertson Studying Away!!! Special Edu- cation Classes are classes for students who need more indi- vidualized help than the average student. A com- plete battery of tests is given to determine a stu- dents individual needs. Most students in spe- cial education classes at De- troit ISD attend specialized classes for three subjects and regular classes for the remainder of their subjects. Special education teachers moniter their student's progress or failure in the regular classroom subjects and work closely with the regular teacher to enable the special student to receive the best education possible. Mrs. Shelton Getting started studying!! FINE ARTS! Derek and Cathy are having a family discussion! Annie and Gwen working hard for their studies. Theatre Arts I has been added to our curricu- lum at Detroit this year. I feel it is a great asset to our school. The class offers an opportunity for the students to express him- self creatively. The students in Theatre Arts 1 this year have great talent and have applied themselves. At- titude and ap- plying themselves are the key factors in performing. The class has produced two successful plays this year. Ms. Deverell Derek's whittling his troubles away. CLOSING As most parents and students are aware, we are in the throes of change in education. Surely an educational system that has enabled our nation to place men on the moon and explore the threashold of space cannot be far off course. Like any system, to remain viable, we must have change. Our legislators have decreed that we make certain changes. We hope they will be for the general well-being of our nation. We know that without popular education no government which rests on popular action can long endure; people must be schooled in the knowledge and if possible in the virtues upon which the maintenance and success of free institutions depend. I view education as the most important subject which we as a people can be engaged in. What our schools do today may prove in the long run to be more decisive than any other factor in preserving the form of government we cherish. Best of good fortune to each of you as you travel your paths in this life. Sincerely, R.B. Tolson Superintendent Far left: Elementary principal, Charles Sharp. Left: Junior and Senior High principal, Leon Fleming. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS Sitting, left to right: James R. Mill- er, President Clarence Killough, and Superin- tendent Dr. R.B. Tol- son. Standing, left to right: Dewayne Jen- kins, Ronnie J. Yar- brough, James R. Sav- age, and Vice-President Russell Carpenter. Not pictured is Secretary Mary Spray. DEDICATED TO YOU Our School year, 1986, has begun, happened, and ended. Throughout our school year at Detroit and the preceeding years, this man has played an important role in furthering the knowledge of many students. This year's Annual Staff deeply appreciates his service and we take great pride in dedicating the '85- 86 annual to Mr. Lloyd Fields. Congratulations.....we luv ya! Detroit Annual Staff . . COACH FIELDS 0_' AN ORDINARY DAY AT D.H.S. 0 GRANT-WOOD FUNERAL HOME Deport, Tx. Bogata, Tx. KWIK KORNER Groceries, Gas, Deli Open 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. 7 days a week Ph. 632-5032 PATRONS CHARLIE ADKINS TIRE COMPANY WESTERN AUTO 204 Lamar Avenue Paris. TX 75460 CHARLIE ADKIN'S UNITED FINANCE COMPANY 206 Lamar Avenue Paris. TX 75460 ALLEN LUMBER CO. 301 W. Broadway Clarksville. TX 75426 Phone 427-3255 ANNA BEL'S BEAUTY SHOP 1501 W. Taylor Clarksville. TX 75426 Phone 427-2725 ARATEX Uniform it Towel Rt 1 Box 355B Paris, TX 75460 THE AUTOMOTIVE INC. 260 S. Church St. Paris. TX 75460 Phone 784-4396 AYRES' NO. SIDE PLAZA PARIS BEALL'S Mirabeau Shopping Center Paris. TX 75460 CATHY'S CORNER GROCERY Route 2 Detroit Farm Road 410 Kanawaha Phone 674-5531 CLARKSVILLE FLORIST Frances Bachman 900 West Main Clarksville. TX 75426 Phone 427-2228 THE COBBLER SHOP 559 Lamar Paris. TX 75460 Phone 785-3346 CURTIS MATHES 3022 Clarksville Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-3456 DAIRY QUEEN Clarksville, TX 75426 Phone 427-3611 DETROIT UPHOLSTERY WOODWORK Detroit, TX 75436 Phone 674-3165 DUREN BROTHERS COMPANY Everything for Agriculture Box 911 Clarksville, TX 75426 FRANCIS FOOD STORE Hwy. 271 Deport, TX 75435 Phone 652-3520 FRY GIBBS FUNERAL HOME 730 Clarksville Street Paris, TX 7S460 GENE THE JEWELER Clarksville Street Paris. TX 75460 Phone 784-6711 GIFFORDS SURPLUS HARDWARE 1508 N. Main Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-4628 GRAHAM INTERNATIONAL TRUCK PARTS 2945 N.E. Loop 286 Paris, TX 7546p Phone 784-6683 J B RANCH J L LAWN EQUIPMENT Rt. 1 Deport, TX 75435 Phone 632-5377 KING'S TROPHIES 135 Lamar Avenue Paris. TX 75460 Phone 784-2465 LEWIS GROCERY BAR-B-Q 500 W. College Ave. Clarksville, TX 75426 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK 305 Lamar Avenue Paris. TX 75460 LOE'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 404 East Main Clarksville, TX 75426 Phone 427-5636 LOOP RESTAURANT Box 633 Paris, Tex. 75460 Phone 785-9280 MARTIN'S SPROCKET GEAR, INC. Box G Clarksville. TX 75426 Phone 427-5741 McCRAY'S NEEDLE NOOK 1056 Lamar Paris, TX 75460 Phone 785-8972 MIER'S PHARMACY 707 Lamar Avenue Paris. TX 75460 MUSTANG CLUB RESTAURANT 2910 N. Main Paris, TX 75460 NADENE'S FABRICS 39 Lamar Ave. Paris, TX 75460 J.W. NICHOLS LADIES APPAREL 116 W. Main Clarksville, TX 75426 Phone 427-2640 NORRIS'S USED CARS 1260 N. Main Paris, TX 75460 Phone 785-2662 PARIS FLORIST 2610 Lamar Avenue Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-6629 PARIS MILLING GRAIN CO. 1392 South Main Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-6656 PARK PLACE JEWELERS 3026 Clarksville St. Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-GEMS RED KAP INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 1409 Clarksville, TX 75426 RED RIVER REAL ESTATE 1707 West Main Clarksville. TX 75426 Phone 427-3774 REEP'S FURNITURE 115 Clarksville St. Paris. TX 75460 Phone 785-1251 ROCKIN' W BAR-B-Q 3820 Lamar Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-2239 Compliments of MALCOLM AND BEVERLY SHELBY SIRLOIN STOCKADE 1167 Lamar Paris, TX 75460 Phone 785-0319 SLATON FURNITURE 127 North Locust Street Clarksville, TX 75426 STUDIO II Photography Tuxedo Rental 3605 NE Loop 286 Paris, TX 75460 Phone 785-0412 SUPERIOR TECHNOLOGY INC. Loop Hwy. 286 NW Box 190 Paris, TX 75461 Phone 784-3302 BOB SWAIM'S HARDWARE 240 First Street South West Paris, TX 75460 Phone 784-3321 PATT SWAIM'S USED CARS TRUCKS WHOLESALE RETAIL Phone 785-8470 THE TREASUREY A MINI-MALL Flowers-Gifts-Crafts Front Street Detroit, TX 75436 TOWN EAST CLOTHES ATTIC 4225 Lamar Paris, TX 75460 WALKER STATION Potluck Restaurant 101 E. Broadway Clarksville, TX 75426 Phone 427-2629 WITMER'S MEN'S WEAR Hwy. 82 West Clarksville, TX 75426 Phone 427-5740 WOOLDRIDGE HOME APPLIANCE 2429 Clarksville Street Paris, TX 75460 Phone 785-1324 YELLOW FREIGHT SYSTEM, INC. 2980 Church St. Paris. TX 75460 Adams, Lisa 29 Alberts. Michael 24. 79, 86, 87 Alberts, Sherri 100 Alexander, John 18, 19, 62, 72, 73, 80, 81 Alexander, Lashon 31, 37 Alexander, Pam 18, 19 Alexander, Reginal 26 Alley, Charlotte 40 Alley, Dusty 18, 62 Anderson, Lee 24. 79, 101 Anderson, Sandra 7, 8, 9, 16, 51, 68, 77 Arrasmith, Misty 24, 88, 89 Ashford, Crystal 35 Austin, Crystal 8, 9, 10, 43, 59, 101 Austin, Katina 24 Austin, Shane 4, 33 Autry, Cathy 26, 64, 92 Ayers, Ellen 30 Ayers, Sarah 32 Baker, Audra 22 Barber. Danny 30, 36 Barber, Jackie 42 Barber. Randy 24, 25, 79, 86 Barnett, Dee 4, 14, 35 Berryhill, Tosha 4. 34, 56 Blanton, Dwayne 22 Bledsaw, Michael 20, 65. 74. 72, 98 Bolton, James 22, 62 Bowen, Cody 29, 36 Bowen, Kim 31, 37 Bowen, Regina 24, 51, 52, 69, 88, 89 Boyer, Tammy 22, 65, 68, 85 Brink, Delite 8, 9, 65, 76, 98 Broadway, Jake 41, 93 Bronner, Delisa 5, 88, 92 Bronner, Tammy 26, 64, 91, 92 Bronner, Travis 29 Brooks, Meko 28 Brooks, Sandra 18, 19, 68, 76, 82, 83, 107 Brown, Jeff 31 Brown, Joel 24, 86, 87 Brown, Kandice 14, 29 Brown, Kimberly 4, 35 Brown, Kristi 5, 24, 51, 53, 68, 88, 89 Brown, Leigh 28 Brown, Leisa 39, 40 Brown, Mahona 32 Brown, Melissa 35 Browning, Amanda 33 Bryant, Paula 8, 9, 10, 12, 43, 59, 66, 101 Bunch, Jaquita 38, 41 INDEX Burchinal, LeRoy 20, 21, 62, 65, 98 Burchinal, Myca 28 Burchinal, Sammy 34 Burchinal, Twila 5, 24, 88 Campbell, Kimberly 32 Campbell, Tarviant 31, 37 Carpenter, Callie 41 Carpenter, David 29, 36 Carpenter, Karen 31, 37 Carpenter, Rusty 26, 27, 79, 86, 87 Cary, CaSandra 29 Cary, Tina 18, 59, 60 Cary, Tiwanna 28 Castleman, Jeannie 7, 8, 9, 13, 45, 56, 65, 77 Castleman, John 15, 26 Cato, Kado 7, 26, 69, 79, 95 Cato, Kara 15, 26, 27, 64, 88, 89, 92, 107 Chance, Kelly 31, 37 Chandler, Jimmy Joe 22, 23 Chandler, Kristy 3, 4, 34 Chessire, Brandie 31 Clark, Ashley 35 Clark, Billie 31 Clark, Daniel 32 Clark, Derek 26, 104, 106 Clark, Jessica 33, 53 Clarkson, James 30, 36 Clarkson, Leslie 31, 37 Clarkson, Randy 41, 93, 104 Cogburn, Clara 40 Coleman, Beverly 40, 103 Coleman, Scotty 34, 53 Coleman, Shelli 26, 64, 88, 89, 107 Coleman, Virginia 40 Cooper, Jesse 26, 92 Cowan, Seneca 63, 97 Crouch, Sean 20, 62, 65, 72, 73, 98 Daniel, Bo 24 Davis, John 24, 25, 51, 79. 86. 87 Davis, Michael 28 Denison, Heather 23, 65, 85 Denison, Neita 3, 41 Denison, Tiffany 30, 37 Deverell, Lori 35 Deverell, Sheila 41, 100 Dollins, Rendy 40 Dorse, Catrina 29 Dorse, Kristy 34 Dorse, Vanessa 26, 64 Downs, Durk 35 Draper, Vincent 32 Dunwood, Henry 42 Durham, Lori 22, 65, 101 Durham, Tim 20, 65 Edwards, Randy 30, 36 Elrod, Belinda 31 Elrod, James 31 Elrod, Jamie 32 Elrod, Michael 20, 58, 65 Elrod, Rhonda 24 Elrod, Susie 22, 65 Elrod, Winfred 42 Farris, Mindy 24 Farris, Shabecca 22, 65 Farris, Shawn 26, 88 Fields. Lloyd 41, 72, 79, 103 Figueroa, Joshua 35 Figueroa, Marissa 32 Fleming, Leon 38, 68, 102, 104, 106 Flournoy, Tommy 18, 58 Ford, Karla 26, 64, 88, 92, 104 Fountain, Milton 42 Freeman, Chris 28 Furtch, Rosalind 34 Gaines. Angela 35 Gaines, Shawn 34 Garmon, David 33 Garmon, Hershel 26, 99 Garmon, James 33 Garmon, Jannifer 31 Garmon, Melissa 30 Garmon, Patricia 15, 26, 64 Garrison, Jason 5, 24 Gatlin, Adam 4, 33 Gatlin, Bryce 3, 4, 34 Gatlin, Jay 30 Gatlin, Juanita 24, 88 Gatlin, Marilyn 3, 38, 40 Gibbs, David 29 Gibbs, Joe Glen 20, 62, 65 Gibson, Chad 32 Gibson, Kristea 35 Gibson, Timmy 33 Gonzales, Shellie 18, 19, 59, 76 Goodin, Amy 18, 43, 59, 101 Graham, Jamie 14, 18, 19, 65 Gray, Clarence 42 Gray, Michel 8, 9, 10, 55, 77 Gray, Michelle 6, 30, 37 Green, Stephanie 4, 34, 52. 53, 56 Guest, James 28 Guest, Jim Bob 32 Hall, Charlie 28 Hall, Jamie 31 Hall. Jennifer 4, 33 Hames, Joyce 18, 19, 85, 96 Hargan, Michael 34 Harger, Violet 20, 65 Harp, Carla 32 Harp, Scott 31. 36 Harrimon, Dale 31, 36 Harris, Larry 34 Hart, Brad 26, 27, 79, 86 Hart, Carol 41, 95 Hart, Cheryl 22, 23, 65, 85 Hart, Kristi 34 Hastings, Clint 29 Hastings, Tammy 22, 23, 65, 85, 101 Hawley, Tonya 18, 19. 93 Hearn, Crystal 8, 9, 11, 59, 65 Hearn, Peggy 22, 65, 107 Hearn, Terry 6, 22, 62 Hendricks, Randy 8, 9, 48, 65, 72, 73, 98 Henexson, Gaylene 22, 63, 65, 85 Henry, Melissa 9, 12 Henry, Tammy 18, 19 Hicks, Marnie 22, 23 Hoskins, Jeffrey 26, 79 Howard, Mandel 22, 62 Hulen, Pauline 42 Hurst, Debbie 15, 26. 27, 64, 92 Hurst, Roy 18 Hutson, David 22 Ince, Timmy 7, 20, 65, 91 Jackson, Frank 41, 92 Jackson, Kemuel 22, 23 Jaynes, Roy 7, 8, 9, 10, 43, 45, 56, 62, 67, 72, 73, 80, 81, 107 Jenkins, Chad 28, 36 Jenkins, Jason 20, 21, 56, 62, 65, 91. 104, 106 Johnson, Chris 29 Johnson, Clint 4, 35 Johnson, Jacqueline 22, 65, 66, 101 Jones, Jeff 26 Kenemore, Chris 29, 36 Killough, Kacie 3, 34, 37 Killough, Kathleen 30. 37 Killough, Kim 18, 19, 57, 68, 76, 82, 83, 107 King, Hiawatha 40 Kircnner, Michael 33 Kroncke, Kathryn 4, 35 Lamm, Cathy 40 Lamm, Joe 41, 96 Lamm, Kelly 29 Lamm, Tracy 31 Langley, Cameron 32 Lee, Michael 34 Lemley, Mary 41, 95 Lewis, Calandra 34 Lewis, Chris 20, 21, 58, 62, 65, 74, 76, 80, 81, 98, 107 Lewis, Jennifer 14, 29 Lewis. Madolyn 8. 9, 57. 59, 68, 76, 78, 82, 101 Lewis, Shanthony 34, 56 Liggins, Chris 33 Liggins, James 24, 25, 79, 99 Long, Paul 18, 62 Looney, Jay 22, 72, 73, 80, 81 Luper, Travis 31 Luper, Tresa 3, 34 Lusk, Amy 22 Marr, Tamara 31, 37 Marshall, Calandra 80, 81 Marshall. Don 33 Marshall, Russell 26, 79 Massingill, John 5. 7. 15. 24, 79 May, Todd 14, 35 Maynard, Bobby 5, 7, 15, 24, 35, 79 McCarty, Derek 18, 19, 62, 65, 67, 72, 74, 75, 80, 81, 100 McCoin, Brad 1, 3, 8, 18, 53, 62, 67, 80 McCoin, Jacqueline 28 McCoin, Jason 30 McCoin, John 32 McCoin, Kathleen McCoin, Katrina 26, 64 , 92 McCoin, Lisa 35 McCoin, Tina 28 McCoin, Tonya 18. 19, 57. 59, 61 McKelvey, Lana 20, 65 McKelvey, Robert 26, 92 Miller, Douglas 33 Miller, Evelyn 41, 64, 65, 69, 98 Miller, Jennifer 34 Miller, Misty 3, 34 Miller, Paul 14, 22, 23, 62, 66, 72, 74, 101 Miller, Rene 2o, 27, 64, 92, 104 Mitchell. Kelly 27. 92, 104 Mitchell, Kelly 20. 65 Mitchell, Mario 29 Modesitt. Ricky 22, 62. 67, 72, 74, 80. 81 Moore, Evelyn 40 Morgan, Mistie 22, 101 Morriss, Ernestine 2, 38, 41, 56, 96 Moses, Adelia 14, 20, 65 Moses. Randal 22 Moses. Robert 22, 91 Motley. Connie 18, 19. 48, 57, 58, ol, 66, 77, 82, 93. 93, 96, 101 Motley, Hazel 40 Murphy, Charles 29 Murphy. Cristina 32 Murphy, Janice 22, 58, 65 Murphy. Michael 29 Murphy. Monty 33 Murphy. Richard 5, 26, 27 Murphy, Sean 35 Musgrove, Joe 22, 62 Nelson, Beth 3, 34 Nelson, Bridget 15, 26, 64 Nelson. Floyd 31 Nelson, Kim 22, 65, 101 Nelson, Lee 35 Nelson, Shawna 28 Nelson, Steffanie 22, 23, 62 Nelson, Tajah 31 Newsom, Bryan 9, 43, 57, 58, 63, 74, 75, 78 Nichols, Terri 57, 65 Nickerson, James 31 Norris, Johnny 18, 58. 61, 65 Nunley, Laura 18. 19, 57. 65. 82, 83 O'Neal, Monica 24 O'Neal, Trevor 6, 30 Oldfield, James 20, 62. 72, 74 Oldfield, Venita 40 Ott, Jason 22 Ott, John 26 Pace. Shaunda 20, 65 Pace. Tonya 2. 26. 27, 64, 69. 104 Pardue, Zebadiah 35 Parker, Wanda 39, 40 Patt. Alfred 18. 19. 62 Patt, Cedric 14, 35 Patt. Estelle 33 Patt. Franky 31 Patt, Windred 22, 62 Patterson, Gerry 3, 9, 65, 91 Patterson, Gwen 7, 9, 11, 51, 55, 58. 67, 76. 82, 83. 94, 100 Patterson, Pat 14. 22. 58, 62 Patterson, Scotty 18 Pellit. Becky 28 Perdue, Ricky 5, 24 Perkins, Kenneth 20, 21, 65, 67 Perry, Jennifer 35 Perry, Kristy 32 Phifer. Laura 20, 21 Phifer, Nicole 29 Phifer. Will 3, 34. 52 Poor. Michael 33 Poor, Tameria 26, 61, 92, 104, lOo Posey. David 30 Posey, Ricky 32 Pyeatt, Amy 22, 65 Pyeatt, Becky 28 Pyeatt, Clint 6, 30, 36 Pyeatt, Donna 40 Reed, Bryan 33 Reed, Debbie 28 Reed, Jennifer 31. 36 Rhoades. Shawonna 26. 61, 107 Richard. Lisa 7, 9. 12, 43, 47. 59, 06. 68. 82. 94 Richardson, Bobby 28, 36 Richardson, Darla 30, 37 Richardson, Mary 22, 23, 62, 82. 83, 93 Richardson, Michael 16, 33 Ricks, Vassie 40 Ritchey, Dorothy 41 Ritchey, Mark 18, 19, 62, 72. 73 Roach, Jeff 18, 19. 63, 106 Roberts. Cherita 9, 11. 51. 55. 94 Roberts, Darren 22, 62 Roberts, Jerry 14, 35 Robertson, Lori 41, 43, 59, 99 Robinson, Stephen 43 Robinson, Stephen 31 Rougeux, Jacques 21, 22, 62 Rougeux, Jean 24 Rundles, Hazel 39, 40 Rundles, LaShunda 15, 20, 21, 45, 48, 66, 67, 82, 83, 107 Russell, Charles 2, 15. 18, 20, 62, 65, 98, 99 Sanford, Whitney 35 Savage, Demon 28, 36, 72 Savage, Johnny 26, 27, 99 Savage, Malcolm 18, 19, 45, 62, 66, 73, 80, 81, 84, 107 Savage, Vincent 20, 62, 65, 72, 73, 80, 81, 98, 99 Sharp, Charles 102 Sharp, Dana 3 Sharp, Emma 16, 18, 19, 52, 57, 76, 82. 83, 107 Sharp, Henry 24, 79 Shel y, Beverly 41, 103 Shelby, Brandon 33 Shelby, Brett 35 Shelton, Carol 41, 99 Shelton, Kenneth 7, 9, 11, 51, 65, 72, 73 Shelton, LeAnn 3, 34 Shelton, Marie 42 Simmons, Eddie J. 28 Simmons, Jacqueline 22, 65 Simpkins, Lahonea 35 Slaton, Michelle 41, 61, 92 Smith, Amanda 33 Smith, Amy 28 Smith, Angela 31, 37 Smith, Cara 3, 34 Smith, Cathy 7, 9, 55, 100 Smith, Chad 34 Smith, Chris 26 Smith, Christy 33 Smith, Connie 22, 65 Smith, David 26. 79, 92 Smith, Douglas 31 Smith, Felicia 33 Smith, Freda 29 Smith, Gail 9, 12, 43, 65, 67, 82, 83 Smith, James 24 Smith, Jason 32, 36 Smith, Jeffrey 29 Smith, Jessie 31, 36 Smith, Jody 24, 79 Smith, Kelly 30 Smith, Kenneth 34 Smith, Kimberly 29 Smith, Kristina 3, 4, 34 Smith, Laurie 22, 62 Smith, Mary 9, 11, 12, 94 Smith, Richard 31. 36 Smith, Robert 31, 36 Smith, Shawn 22, 62, 91 Smith, Stephanie 32 Smith, Travis 32 Smith, Trent 7, 24, 79 Smith, Vincent 33 Somerville, Robbie 38, 40 Songer, Sharlene 9, 11, 12, 47, 61, 68, 77, 78, 82, 83, 84, 93 Spray, Billy 28, 36 Spray, Thomas 33, 36 Sprools, Jamie 3, 34 Sprools, Jeri 30, 37 Stature. Johnny 5, 15, 26, 27, 79, 99 Stature. Kenneth 28, 36 Stature, Tony 30, 36 Stature, Veronica 33 Steens, Christopher 33 Steens, Tony 35 Stephens, Martha 41, 56, 104 Suddeth, Tara 35 Swain, Byron 5, 26 Swain, Susan 30 Sweeden, Patricia 33 Sweeden, Tiffany 35 Taylor, Tooter 24 , 25, 99 Thomas, Beverly 24, 69 Thompson, Lynda 40 Thompson, Monica 18, 19, 56 Tolson, Jewlie 29 Tolson, Lucille 42 Tolson, R.B. 102 Townes, Darla 4, 32 Townes, Glenn 7, 9, 10, 12, 47, 56, 65, 66, 78, 93 Troxtell, Davis 35 Tucker, David 9, 12, 13, 72, 74 Tucker, Jack 35 Tucker, James 26, 79, 92 Tucker, Jessie 28, 36 Tucker, Kelly 35 Tucker, Michael 7, 9, 12, 48, 62, 65, 72, 73, 94 Tucker, Samantha 22, 65, 91 Tucker, Tammy 29 Turner, Violet 42 Tyson, Misty 32 Upchurch, Jesse 32 Varley, Mac 7, 41, 66, 72, 82, 94 Vickers, Carlie 34, 56 Vickers, Shawn 33 Vickers, Troy 34 Wallace, Brad 20, 62, 66. 72 Wallace, Dawn 28 Wallace, Rusty 24, 79 Washington, Eraka 15, 26, 64 Watson, Kelli 2, 26, 64, 69, 91, 92 Watson, Leanna 22, 65, 91 Watson, Shane 26, 92 Weekly, LaShoan 15, 20, 21, 65, 91 Wheeler, Carlos 28, 36 Wheeler, Jermond 32 Wheeler, Jermond 57, 65 White, Becky 18, 55, 82, 83, 100 Whitley, Adrea 31 Whitley, La Costa 3, 34 Whitley, Leslie 20, 61, 65, 82. 107 Williams, Jennifer 6, 30 Williams, Mary 39, 40 Williams, Tracy 9, 10, 12, 14, 47, 48, 54, 62, 63, 65, 94 Wilson, Al 29, 36 Wilson, Angelia 18, 59, 85, 96 Wilson, Annie 9, 12, 51, 55, 65, 82, 83, 100 Wilson, Greg 31, 36 Wilson, Jimmy 18, 19, 62, 72, 73, 75 80 81 Wilson, Teresa 15, 24, 92 Winkle, Billy 26, 79, 92 Wolf, Chad 14, 20, 51, 62, 65, 72, 74, 91 Wolfe, Cody 35 Wolfe, Dusty 34 Woods, Billy 18, 62, 72, 73. 80. 81 Woods, Martha 14, 35 Wooten, Eric 20. 21, 65, 72, 74, 75, 80, 81, 91 Wooten, Ieashia 35 Wortham, Antoinne 29, 36 Worthan, Tanesha 29, 34, 36, 56 Wright, Jeffrey 32 Wright, Webb 18. 55, 100 Yarbrough, Cheri 33 Yarbrough, Lee 29, 36 Yeley, Billy 7, 26 Yeley, Neonia 29 Yeley, Tammy 32 Young, Jimmy 80, 94, 107 A 112 Ut—J cJlS) fflu ISm )kh(lhJLQsY dcTUj J Ltwu£Aj JyjdLt ) % % X y