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

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Winning Reserve Champion Santa Gerti dis at the Ft. Worth Fat Stock Show w Tony Miller's heifer. Holding his ribb and trophy is adviser, Mr. Edward Bailey fmt in st' 4 9 4 L FFA members are Cfront rowj Cyd Shue- make, Kimbra Carroll, Denina Kelsey, sec- retary, Shelley McCallum, reporter, Don Maxfield, treasurerg Charles Beasley, presidentg Duane Carpenter, vice-presi- dentg Tony Miller, student adviser, Tommy Stephens, sentinel, Vicki Hickman, Rus- sell Scrogginsg Csecond rowj Mike Canna- day, Terry Weaver, Randy Lovett, Jeff White, Michael Swain, Randy Gann, Jeff Carroll, Michael Akins, Gary Savage, James Anderson, Mark Worden, Cthird rowj Douglas Daugherty, Brent O'Bannon, Jimmy Owens, Danny LaPrade, Don 46 FFA, Showteom Boyles, David Owings, Delbert Savage, Bo Osborne, James Cude, Kevin Yarbrough, Richard Bell, Kevin Alvis, Calvin Love: Qfourth rowy Kyle Smith, Tim Joe Lovett, Mark Davis, Tommy Miller, Kevin Fisher. Mike McFarlin, David Boyles, Dale Carroll, James Rodgers, Jeffrey Fletcher, Steve Ray, Ronald Daleyg fback rowj Dennis Daugherty, Raymond Fritz, Barry Harbi- son, Travis Copeland, Ricky Kirkpatrick, Roger Bryant, Scott Burrow, Dennis Owings, Randal Looney, Diana Worden, and Melinda Maciel. N 0 'M , :A O I X 6 i 5, f .443 f' FFA Sweetheart Denina Kelsey is pi sented a bouquet of red roses anc jacket during the FFA Banquet.

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'T in g.,.,4 .we K i 'i'5wNNmM Competition brings out spirit when Chain the Bulldogs is the cheerleaders' theme before the Edgewood game. Seniors Marie Martin, Denise Means, and Lynn Hill add links showing their class spirit. i Q -Q, l l l Expressions reveal closeness of the dis- trlct-deciding basketball game against Wills Point. Although the Indians were short seven points, varsity cheerleaders never quit hoping for victory. i1 -.Ms Hold 'em tight! JV cheerleader, Diana Joslin, yells during a junior varsity boys basketball game. Boosting spirit for all varsity sports are Ctopj Joanie Clowerg Csecond rowj Robin Davidson, Flita Bell, Cbottom rowj Lynn Hill, head cheerleader Denise Means, and Lisa Means. Cheerleaders 45

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l ,. X . . . f f .. .W-New t Show and Radio Teams Round Up Awards fl., . 1 .sttwwbsiiwe,stfQf1,-awwtf-:rms fi. Future Farmers began the year with the operation of a conces- sion stand at football games. Another money-making project was their annual citrus fruit and apple sale. Top seller was James Rodgers who sold seventy-six boxes of oranges and apples. The show team had a busy year with stock shows. They partici- pated in about twenty shows ranging from the Grand Saline Salt Festival Livestock Show to the National Santa Gertrudis Jun- The mating habits of a pig is not Mr. Risner's favorite subject to lecture on. 42 'lwe ior Heifer Show at Ft. Worth. Mr. Ftisner's Ftadio Team com- peted in the District and Area Leadership Contests. Placing first in District and third in Area were Shelley McCallum, Terry Weaver, and Cyd Shuemake. Duane Carpenter, Charles Beasley, Don Maxfield, and Denina Kelsey participated in the Tri-County Simmental Associa- tion Field Day judging contest in which they placed second. The object was to place four calves in descending order of superiority. Five different classes were judged. Their winning efforts won them 3100. :FQ :..Ft as- gf if of sa 1 Honored by his students, Charles Beasley, Duane Carpenter, and Denina Kelsey, FFA adviser, Jackie Risner, is awarded the Chapter Farmer degree at the annual FFA Banquet. Hammering the final nail on their cattle feeder are Tommy Stephens and Mike McFarlin. Agriculture 47