Grand Saline High School - Chief Yearbook (Grand Saline, TX)

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AJ Claudia Worthington and Lee Stevenson apply tape to wall decorations. BD Tricia c f 3 . Gray begins the task of decorating the we tft, t,,,1t,,t ,Et s i,1 . i 2243, 's1zza,g,g,, it R 1 fiaf, fill entry hall. CD Jill Haisten smiles in relief to see the programs are complete and cor- rect. DJ Mr. H. L. Parks Qleftl presents the Fighting Heart award to Diane Car- rol. Seated at the head table are Mr. Wagstaff, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart. . cy DY AA BA y Q 3 Q, ' Q nf., All-Sports Banquet 13

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:heerleoders Honor Athletes With Spring All-Sports Bonquet April Showers was the heme of the All-Sports Banquet. lthletes and guests entered into a vonderland of raindrops, rain- mows, and small animals as they valked into the gym on April 18 . Floyd Wagstaff, athletic lirector from Tyler Junior Col- ege , was the principal speaker. To raise money to sponsor the :vent varsity cheerleaders held BV 'Yv- AJ Superintendent Gailen Stewart wel- comes guests to start the banquet. BJ Melisa Allen prepares decorations for the head table. CJ Mr. Floyd Wagstaff, guest speaker, prepares to speak. two cheerleading clinics and sponsored the Senior-Faculty basketball game . Coaches of football, basket- ball, volleyball, track, base- ball, and tennis recognized par- ticipating athletes from each sport. Mr. Gerald Gilbert, prin- cipal, recognized drum major, majorettes , and cheerleaders . cv A4 '51 XX

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Seniors Leove Prized Possessions Being of sound mind and body and full of the desire to leave, we the senior class of '77 do pro- claim this to be our last will and testament. Our years have been long, tiresome, and boring so we leave our most prized possessions to the Class of '18 in hopes that they will know what to do with them. Mel Bates leaves THE DUDE and all its good times to whoever thinks they are big enough to handle all its good times. Lisa Collins leaves her cheerful smile and her favorite chair in Miss Mac's room to Patti Fisher. Elizabeth Adrian, Jackie Hol- ley, and Georgia Rodgers leave Mrs. Yates and a year full of tricks and fun to Sharon Willis and Teresa Thompson. Rhonda Lee leaves her nervous attacks of terror and panic in physics to David Fisher, Sheryl Shields and the rest of the dum- mief 9 take physics. Mark Swain leaves Matthew Green and Bob Stephens his height to share . Matt Driskill leaves his camera to Cindy Monk. Sandy Ellis and Vickie Akins Dugan leave their sisterly love to Judy Mayne and Claudia Worth- ington. Jesse Hastings and Diane LaRoe leave their spot in the hall to Benegene Dollarhyde and Ray Wallace. Melanie Maciel leaves her tact to Jill Haisten. Danny Crocker leaves his pole vaulting ability to Doug Lovett. Stephen Intlehouse leaves his masculinity to David Bates. Jeffrey Haptonstall leaves his sex education notes from family living to romeos, John Camp- bell, Brad Large, and Ricky Fagg. Chris Carroll and Chuck Like leave their ability to run away to Frank Trent, Coy Davis, and Eddie McDougald. Bruce LaPrade leaves his great Sr. Banquet build to Hal Taylor. David Wilson leaves his corner in the hall to Rodney Lovett. Mark Chambers leaves part of his ear to Mike Buchanan. Lisa Yates leaves panic and fear before pep rallies and freez- ing to death at football games to June Maxfield, Kathy Waddill, and Jamie Love . Kari Weidig leaves her wigs to Kim Collins. Mark Means leaves his bumper stickers to Luke Warner. Robert Clower leaves all his fishing ability to Ronnie Boyles and Ronny Clower. Lauren McDonald leaves her giggle to Leslie Norris and Judy Butler. Doug Koonce leaves his speed to Mike Maciel and Robert Giles. Donna Gray, Terrie Hawkins, Donna Hooks, Patsy Heddins and Tina Intlehouse leave their housewife duties to Diane Carroll and some other poor soul. David Anderson leaves his expert track ability to Jody Luns- ford, Mitchell Swain, and Ricky Stacy. BY AA Ricky Moffett leaves his good times as a Brookshire's boy to Tony Phillips, James Vaillenc- ourt, and Tommy Erwin. Senior chemistry students leave their passing grades to Mike Means, Marietta Davis, Ross Heath, Kenny Ray, and Eddie Weidig. Kim Whisenhunt leaves her weight problem to Kim Thomp- son and Linda Bowles. Mark Darby and Gerald Bowles leave their quietness to Richard Doss and LaGrande Fisher. Robbi Tucker leaves her kicker clothes to Donna Davis. Stephen Shields leaves his bas- ketball ability to Eddie Akins, Marcus Walters, and Danny Yarbrough. Diane Fisher leaves her temper to Lori Carroll. Dwana Carver leaves her TWO HUGE, OUTSTANDING dimples to Karen Abrams and Pam Miller. Johnny Savallo leaves his taxi service to Tony Stone. Mike Higginbotham leaves his hard work in civics to Ricky Mings, Vernon King, John Hughes, and Mike Flanary. Ricky Haisten leaves his cute little strut to Phillip Smith.