Henderson High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Henderson, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1983 volume:

INCL Contents PeOvle 2 ek. p. 18 . 20 . 64 Sophomores ....... p. 76 Freshmen ......... p. 88 Personnel......... p. 100 SDOMS 0. p.110 HOnOrS 2 p.136 Organizations........ p.158 BOS oy er ee p.198 Top Of The Line Sere ere Sept its na LIONS DEN 1983 Henderson High School Henderson, Texas Behind The Lines For every group on campus, there are many supporters behind them. These groups practice, drill, rehearse, plan, attend, and perform to boost spirit and morale in our pride of Lions. The colorful, performing groups like the cheerleaders, drill team, pep squad and band spend many hours — mostly after school — polishing and perfecting cheers, kicks, chants and routines. Other groups led by the Student Council plan special events, take care of concession stands and give rous- ing encouragement to the Lions. It doesn’t matter if the contest is athletic, scholastic, team or in- dividual, we are all Lions, and we are all behind each other. Cheerleaders huddle to decide the weekly winner of the Spirit Stick. Linda Linthicum, The drill teams add color and pageantry to the pep rallies and games head cheerleader, makes each announce ment as full of suspense as possible. Pep Squad members arrive long before the fans to set up and get prepared for the pre-game activities. Se OBEY 7 TaD pera) eT Se Tae sata RiseNS ARRAN : ye = -sereasnanomnmncoeie Spe: eae srs Audrey Burks is holding a life-sized lion which is a real spirit booster at the pep rallies. The student body, whether it be pep squad, drill team, fans, cheerleaders, band, or football team, is tha backbone of team support. Terry celuavecter cornpletes her fourth year as a high school cheerleader which makes her the first in years. Thanks for four years of dedication, service and plain old hard work. A microphone is no stranger to Burke Brack, but this time he’s playing radio an- nouncer instead of singing. Test Question: Who is acting normal in this picture? (a) Tracy Austin (b) Toby Moon Ricky Ford (d) Terry Wallace Cindi Sommerville, band sweetheart and | co-drum major, looks a lot different at | half-ti : Michael Goode takes his turn at working the FFA concession stand at the home football games. The lineup. It may be painful, but it’s not a crime to wait in line to have a school pic- ture made. Christie Claxton opts for “brown bagging it” and includes healthful grapes in her menu. ts Kerrie Channel enjoys an ‘All-American’ favorite — pizza. Maybe Americans didn’t in- vent it, but they sure consume tt. Orders to go are an important part of teenagers’ lifestyle. Not only is the pace hectic, but actually, some can’t stand to leave their cars. y : Ann Sanders chooses to get her lunch out of the vending machines. it must have been manager's choice in the cafeteria Chow Line Teenagers are often accused of having bottomless pits for stomachs, and the accusation isn’t far off. Junk foods in countless varieties are the staples of our diets. Give us tacos, pizza, hamburgers, french fries, chips, candy bars along with gallons of soft drinks, and we _ consider ourselves well-fed. Whether it is lunch at school (required by a closed campus), afternoon snacks on the highway, or dinner at home, as long as we're fed frequently (every hour on the hour), we're easier to live with. The snack line is a popular spot in the cafeteria where students can choose from a Variety including pizza, corny dogs, and frito pie. How these ladies prepare enough food to fill up 1004 teenagers is impossible to imagine. Karen Belcher takes Jo Nan Morris's order to McDonald’s which opened on Hwy. 79 this year. Henderson is finally on the map. Lineman get Pei Me instructions from coach Mike Teafatiller before the season opener at Hallsville. oe Doug Konchek and Wesley Goode are all smiles even though John Polk is the only one with the money. Susan Cassity and Adrienne Stover proof- read advertisements before going on the air during the Band Radio Day at KGRI The back of the band comes through loud and clear. Friday's could be called “Group Identifica- tion Day” as students wear shirts and uniforms identifying them with their organization. Great business for T-shirts shops around town. Debbie Forsythe in her Jordache shirt and Angela Enloe wears a ruffled shirt that was Jean Engle in her Polo shirt are only two ex- basic to most girls’ wardrobes this season. _ amples of the designer labels that were at- tached to many students’ fashions. Knickers were still fashionable this year with Amy Hall and Andrett Ladson. . Joe Walker sports an imported, _richly- = embroidered Mexican dress that showed up on campus this year. Clothes Line “To each his own’ has been the motto for each generation with its choice of fashions. Our generation has taken this as a slogan for the individual because anything goes. What went this year for girls were ruffles, ruffles, ruffles everywhere — on shirts, skirts, hems, sleeves, collars .— anywhere. Tucked tuxedo shirts and slacks with cumberbunds hit Henderson this year too. Guys and girls both continued to be label crazy with Polo nudg- Boots, topsiders, ballerinas and the ever- popular tennis shoes were. foot fashions of. this year. ing out Izod as the top status sym- bol on shirts. The trick this year was to find a shirt, skirt, sweater, or pair of jeans without some kind of insignia. Foot fashions saw some old style revivals with ballerina shoes, flats, penny loafers, and topsiders. The dependable boots and tennis shoes have stayed and stayed and stayed. Mini-skirts (longer than those of the ‘70’s) showed up again, and sweater dresses made a_ brief showing. The main characteristic of fashion this year was_ that everyone was in style in anything — 1oeach his own. Tangela Gates wears a mini shirt and Jackie Runnels sports a sweater dress and leg warmers. Chris Terry gets his first taste of senior outside reading selections with How Green Was My 7. Valley. Dawn McRae admires Angela Lutz's homecoming mum that was sold by the Band Boosters. Cindy Green, Scott Whitehead and Jed Davis give the beat that keeps the pep rallies jumping. Carol Gillis, Karen Hall and Yvette Ro- quemore are all dolled up for their class pictures. 13 Sally Parker and Cathy Cain punk it up dur- ing the Student Council sponsored Spirit Week. semcictsrsaainrepsagezons CRA Oma ER erserEie, Teenie eb te CTA EG PSO ibs Nabbiisa Melanie Crim and her escort, Scott Snelgrove, are all decked out for the pre-game homecom- ing court presentation. Patrick Pollard altered his normal dress code for Punk Rock Day. Jed Davis won second place on Bandana | Day for his colorful scarves and first place on Punk Rock Day for his attire. Supporting The Lions We call ourselves a pride of lions, and we are proud of the support we give each other. A week-long special event this year was Spirit Week directed by the Student Council. It was a fun- filled time of activity that everyone could get involved in. One project was the class lions where each student signed to show his class’s support of the team. The Student Council also planned Red and Blue Day when everyone was to wear school . colors. Bandana Day had students and faculty tied up with bandanas everywhere. Lion Day was a challenge to see who could attach the most Lions to himself. The hit of the week had to be Punk Rock Day which made one think we were having a Hallo- ween Carnival. Even the faculty joined in (after they found out what “punk’’ was), and some pretty outlandish costumes were worn. There was everything from plastic trash bags cinched with _ gold belts to multi-colored Nikes. The more adventuresome sprayed their hair in a wide array of colors. The Homecoming Pep Rally ended the school day, but many stayed on for the car parade through downtown. The entire week built up to the Homecoming Game which climax- ed the week with a 21-0 victory for the Lions. Lions, lions, lions cover Derinda Brooks who was a strong contender for the most lions on Lion Day. Many of these balloons were floating downtown after the car parade that followed the Homecoming Pep Rally. It’s Friday. The pep rally is over. The weekend is beginning. YEA! Presiding over the Thespians Troupe is Tonya Deck who gets plans underway for the year. 7) Any teacher who can wear a mini skirt left over from the seven- ties, attach 27 lion emblems to herself, then sit in the hall in a snug sack covered with lions deserves something. Even before she did this, the an- nual staff decided to dedicate this volume of the Lions Den to Miss Joe Hudson for her evident school spirit. Her enthusiasm is obvious since she was also voted as having the most school spirit by the seniors in a fun faculty Hi-Life Poll. A familiar face at sporting events, Miss Hudson is not con- tent to be merely a spectator. This year she supervised the construc- tion of a gigantic spirit sign placed Joe Hudson Dedicatee on Hwy 64 for the football team to see as they were on their way to the bi-district playoffs. Miss Hudson teaches a variety of social studies courses from world history to sociology, depending on her schedule. She supports her students in the Classroom as well as on the play- ing field and is always quick to give compliments, encourage- ment and good constructive Criticism. Whether in or out of class she is always there with a smile and cheerful word. So it is with respect and sincerity that we say — Miss Hudson, we think you are Top of the Line. 17 Big people, little people, tall people, short people, dark peo- ple, light people, adult people, student people, bright people, not-so bright people — there are all kinds of people that walk the halls here, and this variety is what makes the school have its own personality. One special group of people this year is the Seniors. (Aren't Seniors always special?) They are the first class to be graduated after walking the halls of the new high school for four years. The building opened back in 1979 when they entered as freshmen. They are the first of a long line of graduates who will have attended classes here for four years and discovered they are special le aie Reset ot Reon - ee a A ee = ROE eae Tite sees eet Wer , 2 : a. 4 ! ee PATRICIA ANN ADAMS -.. going to college, starting a new life. FHA — 2 yrs, Foreign Lang. Club — 1 yr, Choir — 2 yrs, Tchr. Asst — 1 SARA ALEXANDER DALE J. AGGEN ... dedicate my life to natural resource conservation. Band — 4 yrs, FFA — 3 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 2 yrs, JETS — 1yr, Tchr Asst — .1 yr, 1 Band UIL Medal. YOLANDER E. ALEXANDER .. . living a happy life and being with Tim. DECA — 1 yr, FHA — 4 yrs, Lib. Asst. — 2 yrs, Track — 4 yrs. ee RHONDA McDONALD AKINS ... continue working and have a family. DECA — 1 yr, OEA — 1yr, TRANSFER — Odessa High School — Office Asst — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. DEBI ANDERSON What Are Your Plans DEBRA RENE ASHBY to find God's will for my life. Band — 4 yrs, Concert choir — 4 yrs — treas. — Sr., 1 UIL band medal, 2 UIL choir medals. KELLI C. BALLENGER just living and enjoying life. Band — 3 yrs, Art Club — 2 yrs, FFA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs. WILLIE DARNELL BAGLEY . to live a successful and happy life. Most Rep — Sr, Best All Around Nom — Sr, FCA — 2 yrs, Ind Arts Club — lyr, Tchr asst — 3 yrs, Fo otball — 4 yrs — 1 st team All Dist — 2 yrs, All E-Texas Hon Men — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 2 yrs, 6 track medals. Hi-Life Poll — Most Ath., Who’s Who — Boys Ath. GLORIA ROQUEMORE BARNES ... to live a successful life with Elmer. FHA — 1 yr, For Lang Club — Sr, HERO — 1yr — Treas — Sr. MICHAEL BAKER .. . buy a one-way ticket to College Station. Class Off — Rep — Sr, Most Rep — Sr, Jr, FFA — 4 yrs — Dis? Pres — Sr, Local Pres — v pres — Star Chap. Farmer — 2 yrs, Na- tional FFA Chorus — 2 yrs, State Lone Star Farmer Degree — Sr — Jr, JETS — 1 yr, Jr. JETS — 2 yrs — v pres — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs — Pres — Sr, Student Council — 3 yrs, Choir — 1 yr, All Reg Choir — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Opt Boy — Dec, 2 UIL Choir medals. Hi-Life Poll — Most Like to Suc’ed. DAMON BASSETT ... train an armadillo for the Olympic Decathelon. FFA — 4 yrs — Treas — Jr — Sent — Sr, Voc Ag Coop — 2 yrs, Ind Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. For The Future? | CHERYLE BENSON | ANGELA BEARDEN ... be with the one I love. Band — 1yr, AllReg Band — 1 | yr, Pep Squad — 1 yr, DECA — 1yr. | CEDRIC BLANTON CARLA BOMMARITO | .. to get a good paying job soon. FHA — 2 yrs, HERO party with friends then marry someday. Pep Squad — es yr 2 yrs, DECA — 2 yrs, Who’s Who — DE. SONJA BISHOP good health, strength, and John Duffie. Band — 4 yrs, FHA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs JOHNNY BOOSE to work and have a good future. FHA — 4 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1yr. 23 24 GINA LOU BOREN attend college and major in commercial advertising Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Drill Team — 1 yr, Art Club — 1 yr, V. Pres Sr, OEA — 2 yrs, Choir — 1 yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 2 yrs TONY BRADBERRY PATTY BOYD happiness and a great life. Band — 3 yrs, Pep Squad — lyr, FTA — 1yr, HERO — 2 yrs V. Pres — Sr, Lib Club — lyr, Thespian Troupe — 4 yrs — Treas. — Jr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. PENNY D-ANN BRADSHAW to follow God's leadership. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs, FTA — 3 yrs, Foreign Lang. Club — 2 yrs, Swhrt — Jr, Pres — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs, OEA — lyr — Rep — Sr — Thespian Troupe — 1 yr, Chorale — 1 yr, Con- cert Choir — 1 yr. - TERRY BRADBERRY ...FCA — 3 yrs, FFA — 3 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — Tyr, Football — 3 yrs. JAMES G. BRADY ... to be known world wide. Band — 3 yrs, DECA — 1 yr, FFA — 3 yrs, Jr. JETS — 2 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. DENNIS BRANDL ..« party hardy. DECA — 2 Yrs, Lib Asst — 1 yr, Football — 2yrs, baseball — 1 yr. MARLIN BROWN ... to be famous someday. Art Club — 4 yrs, FFA — 1yr, Industrial Arts Club — 3 yrs, Football — 2 yrs, Bsktball — lyr, Track — 1 yr, Who’s Who — Art. JEFF BROWN .. Kitty Barnett and a faster car. Band — 1 yr, DECA — 2 yrs, FFA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr CHARLES WILLIAM BUMPASS ... to be a smart Aggie. Band — 4 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal. JUNE AUNDREA BROWN ... to be a success in life. Pep Squad — 4 yrs, Row Capt — Tyr, FTA — 4 yrs, VICA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Track — 1yr. LARRY BURNS ... happiness with Melissa Harris. FCA — 3 yrs, FFA — 3 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs, Football — 3 yrs. 25 KATHRYN FAE CAIN . to make a life for myself and my fiance. Band — 1 yr, FFA — 4 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs, Lib Asst — 2 yrs, Off Asst — 2 yrs SID CARROLL .. finish college and enjoy life. VICA — 2 yrs, Tutor — 1 yr LENA CANDIE ... success in life in achieving my goals. Pep Squad — 3 yrs, FHA — 2 yrs, Thespian Troupe — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 3 yrs, Track — 3 yrs, 2 State, 3 Reg, 3 Dist Medals GIL CARTER ... pump iron, school, and have a good time. Band — 2 yrs, AllReg Band — 1yr, FCA — 4 yrs, FTA — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 4 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, Track — 1 yr, 1 UIL Band Medal. ANGIE CARPENTER ... to stay foot loose and fancy free. Pep Squad — 1 yr, DECA — 1yr, FFA — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. SUSAN ELIZABETH CASSITY ... to further my education and better myself. Band 4 yrs, Outstanding Bandsmen — Fr, Flag Corps — 4 yrs — Capt — Sr, All Region Band — 2 yrs, FTA — 2 yrs, JETS — 1 yr, NHS — 2 yrs, Rep — Sr, Hi-Life Staff — 3 yrs, 2 UIL Band Medals. { 1 ) ROBERT CEPEDA accomplish my goals and have a good time. Band — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr, TRANSFER — John Bowne High School Bsktball — 1 yr, Band — 3 yrs. COURTNEY CHRISTIAN ... having the fastest truck nobody will forget. FFA — 4 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr. KIM CHAPMAN ... to work hard and make something of myself. FFA — 4 yrs. PAMELA CHRISTOPHER ... to be successful in life. Thespian Troupe — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Who’s Who — VOE. FRED CHILDERS ... attend technical school to become a welder. FCA — 3 yrs, VICA — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, Bsktball — 3-yrs, Track — 2 yrs, 1 dist Track Medal, Val. Court — Sr. CHRISTINA SUZANNE CLAXTON ... to complete my education and marry Charles. Band — 4yrs, All Region Band — 1 yr, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr, OEA — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal. 27 SHELIA ANN CLAY ... fulfilling God’s will for my life. Band — 3 yrs, — All Reg Band — 2 yrs, Art Club — 1yr,FTA — 1 yr, Foreign Language Club — 1 yr, Lib Club — 1 yr, OEA — 1 yr, VICA — Tyr — Sec — Sr, Tchr Asst. — 1 yr. THOMAS S. COOLEY ... try a couple of years of college. Jr. JETS — 1 yr, JETS — 2yrs, Thespian Troupe — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1. CHARLES ANDY COLLINS ... pretend that I’ve grown up and go to college. Band — 2yrs, DECA — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medals BERVIN COLEMAN AMY SUZANNE COMMONS ... to succeed at my life goals. Band — 4 yrs, FTA — Tyr, VICA — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. DONNA DELUANE COSTLOW .. . to finish my career in health care. Band — 4 yrs, FHA — 4yrs, HERO — 2 yrs, — Vice Pres Projects, Tchr Asst = . JEFF CRAIG . strive for success in the coming years. FFA — 4 yrs — 2p — Sr, JETS — 1 yrs, Football — 3 yrs, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 3 yrs. PHILLIP D. CREER ... after life on earth a peaceful life in heaven. FHA — 4 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 4yrs, Bsktball — 1yr, Track — 1yr. TRACY CRAWFORD ... to reach my goal successfully. Pep Squad — 3 yrs, Drill Team — 1 yr, DECA — 1 yr, FHA — 3 yrs, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr, Off Asst — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Track — 3 yrs KEVIN CRIM GRACIOUS LaROSE CREER to pursue a Career in computer systems. Band — 2 yrs, FHA — 1 yr, JETS — 1 yr, NHS — 2 yrs, Student Council — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr TAMMY CRIM ... to accomplish every goal that I’ve set. Band — 4 yrs, Flag Corps — 2 yrs, All Reg Band — 1 yr, Jr JETS — 2 yrs, Vv. pres — Soph, Lib Club — 2 yrs — v. pres — Fr. OEA — 1yr, Lib Asst — 3 yrs 29 KIM CURRIE JAMES KENT DAWSON ... pursue a successful career. Band — 3 yrs, DECA — 2 yrs, — Vv. pres — Sr, FCA — 2 yrs, Football 2 yrs. One Goal Down JED DAVIS MIKEL DAVIS ... dedicate my life to rocking America. Band — 4 yrs, ... look toward a life with Nicol. Art Club — 1 yr — Sec FFA — 2 yrs — Stud Adv — Sr, FTA — 1yr, Industrial Arts — Rep — Sr, FFA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs. Club — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Golf — 3 yrs, 2 UIL Band Medals. MARK EARL DERVELOY ... pump iron. Band — 2 yrs, Art Club — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst BILLY DECKER — 1yr, Football — 1 yr. Many to Go LOUIS DEVERAUX TONI DONALDSON ... to be whom | want to be. Pep Squad — 1 yr, Drill Team — lyr, DECA — 1 yr, FFA — 3 yrs, Jr. JETS — 1 yr, Couns Asst — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Tennis — Tyr. JIM DICKESON ... Laura, college, making money and my buddies. FCA — 4yrs — treas — Sr, Industrial Arts Club — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, 1st team All Dist tackle — Sr, Track — 1yr. YOLANDA DENISE DUFFIE ... Sharing my life with my loved ones. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs, Most Rep — 1 yrs, FHA — 4 yrs, Ist v. pres — Jr. Sr., Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 4 yrs — cap — Sr, Hon Men — Jr, Track — 4 yrs, 25 UIL Track Medals, Who’s Who — Girls Ath. TEENA L. DODD .. . to use knowledge I’ve gained at H.H.S. FFA — 3 yrs, OEA — 1 yr, Off Asst — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Track — Tyr. JAMES DUKE 31 DEAN DUNKLIN nun ya! FCA — 1yr, FFA — 3 yrs, VICA — 1 yr, Foot- ball — 2 yrs, Track — 2 yrs, 6 UIL Track Medals. NATHAN FARQUHAR . . enjoy being single. FFA — 4 yrs. 32 JEAN ENGLE go to college at UT at Austin. TRANSFER — Paschal High School — Gymnastics Team — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. BERNEITA GAIL FIELDS ... trusting God and a life with Gary. Band — 4 yrs, FHA — 2yrs, FTA — 1yr, Thespian Troupe — 2 yrs, VICA — 2 yrs, Choir — 2 yrs, 2 UIL Choir medals. ANGELA MARIE ENLOE ... having faith in God and loving others. Band — 4 yrs, — All Reg Band — 1 yr, Art Club — 2 yrs — Sec — Jr — Pres — Sr, FTA — 1yr, Cheerleader — Jr. Choir — 4 yrs — vpres — Sr, Choraliers — 1 yr — All Area Choir — 1 — All Region Choir — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal, 2 UIL Choir medals. ANGELEE FLANAGAN ... a College education and to fulfill every dream possi- ble. Pep Squad — 4 yrs — Spirit Leader — Fr — Soph — Treas — Sr, Drill Team — 2 yrs — Lt — Sr, FTA — 3 yrs, OEA — 1 yr, Hi-Life Staff — 3 yrs, Editor — Sr, Off Asst — 2yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Who’s Who — Journ. 8 JEFFREY MARK FLOYD .“, seven days rest, then take it as it comes. FCA — 4 yrs, FFA — 4 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, All Dist Hon Men — Sr, Track — 1 yr DENNIS FOUNTAIN ... Join U.S. Marine Corps. FFA — 3 yrs, Football, 3 yrs, Track — 3 yrs DEBRA LYNN FORSYTHE ... to fulfill my life’s dreams. Band — 1 yr, Flag Corps — 1 yr, Pep Squad — 1 yr, Drill Team — 2 yrs, DECA — 1 yr, FTA — 1yr, Thespian Troupe — 1yr, Couns Asst — 1 yr. MIKEAL FOUNTAIN ... more school at S.F.A. Band — 1 yr, VICA — 2 yrs — Pres — Sr, Who’s Who — ICT. DANA KAYE GLASSCOCK FOSTER .. - fulfilling every dream which is in my reach. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, DECA — 2 yrs — Sec — Sr, FTA — 2 yrs, Couns Asst — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. TIM FREDENBURG -.. Bet a good job and enjoying being single. FFA — 3 yrs, Greenhand Farmer, Chapter Farmer, VICA — 1 yr — Parl, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — 1 yr. 33 MIKE FREE Band — 2 yrs, FFA — 4 yrs. REGINA LEE GILLIS strive to do God's will everyday. Band — 4 yrs, Flag Corps — 3 yrs, NHS — 2 yrs — Sec — Sr, Choir — 4 yrs — Pres — Sr, Choraliers — 2 yrs, All Area Choir — 1 yr, All Reg Choir — 2 yrs, 7 UIL Choir Medals Who’s Who — Choir. CLIFF GAGE ... to continue to strive for success. Band — 2 yrs, Class Off — Sr, Treas, JETS — 2 yrs — Pres — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs — Treas — Sr; Tchr Asst — 1yr — Opt Boy — Oct. JOY GILSON ... keeping friendships and living happily ever after. Pep Squad — 1yr,FTA — 1yr, OEA — 1yr, VICA — lyr — Swhrt. Tutor — 1 yr, TRANSFER — West Rusk High School — Cheerleader — 1 yr, Stud Coun — 2 yrs, An- nual Staff — 1yr, Band — 2 yrs. ELIZABETH GARLAND ... leave Henderson and go to California and work. WESLEY RAY GOODE ... to make the most of life. Class Off — v. pres — Fr — Pres — Soph, Jr, Sr, Most Rep — 4 yrs — Most Pop — Jr, Most Pop — Sr, Newcomers Club — 2 yrs, FCA — 4 yrs — Prog. Chrm — Jr, — Pres — Sr, Ind Arts Club — 1 yr — V Pres — Sr, Stud Coun — 4 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, All-District Jr, Sr, All E Tex Hon Men — Jr, All E Tex 2nd Team Sr, Baseball — 4 yrs, All Dist 2nd . Team Jr, Track — 1 yr, Val King — Fr, Opt Boy — Sept. Hi-Life Poll — Friendliest. PAT GOSS ... to party and have a good time. FFA — 3 yrs, Indust. Arts Club — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. JOHN GREGORY GREEN ... to always do the best | can. FFA — 4 yrs, NHS — 2 yrs, Who’s Who — Ag Coop. CINDY DELAINE GRAHAM ... to spend my life with the one | love. Band — 4’yrs, JETS — 1yr, NHS — 1 yr, OEA — 1yr — Sec — Sr, Thes. Troupe — 2 yrs, Std Coun — 1 yr, Off Asst — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1yr. MATTHEW GRIFFITH . .. to become an architect. Indust Arts Club. BRET A. GRAY ... a special girl, moose hunting and my truck. FFA — 3 yrs, VICA — 2 yrs, V. Pres — Sr. Football — 3 yrs, Track = 2 vrs. MICHELLE HACKER ... to complete my education and travel. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs, Art Club — 1 yr, FTA — 3 yrs, OEA — 2 yrs, Coun Asst — 2 yrs, Tutor — 1 yr, Bsktball = Was 35 CLAUDIA HALE ... achieve set goals and meet more friends, Band — 1 yr, P. Squad — 1yr,D. Team — 1 yr, Hcoming Crt — 2 yrs — Queen — Sr, Class Off — 4 yrs, Most Rep — 2 yrs, Mos t Pop — 1yr, Ncomers Club — 2 yrs, Jr JETS — 1 yr, Ind Arts Club — 1 yr, — Swthrt — Sr, — Sec — Sr, OEA — 1yr, Stdnt Council — 4 yrs — Sec — Sr, Chridr — 1 — Sr, Lib Asst. Off Asst — 2 yrs, tchr asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Hi-Life Poll — Friendliest. SHERRI L. HAND a college education. Band — 4 yrs, FTA — 1 yr, OEA — lyr V. Pres — Sr, Stdnt Advisory Com. — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band medal. SCOTT JAY HAMMETT ... being with a special person | love. FFA — 2 yrs, tutor ee UB DAVID HARKEY JR. ... to succeed and be with Cindy. Art Club — 3 yrs. REBECCA HAMPTON ... to be rich and famous. Band — 4 yrs, Lib Club — 2 yrs Pres — Jr, OEA — 1yr — Social chairman — Sr, Tchr Asst — 2yrs SUSAN LEIGH HAYNES ... to have a happy and successful life. P Squad — 4 yrs — row Cap — Jr — V Pres — Sr, Miss Pep Squad — Sr, DEGA — 1 yr-— swthrt — Sr) FTA‘— 1 yr, OEA — 1'yy Thespian Troupe — 1 yr, Lib asst — 1 yr, coun asst — 2 yrs, off asst — 1yr, track — 1yr — Val. Court — Sr, Hi- Life Poll — Wittiest. BUBA HEIM ... escape from H.H.S. penitentiary. DECA — 2 yrs — Pres — Sr. Jr JETS — 2 yrs — sec rep — Soph, Bsktball — lyr. DONNA LYNN HOLTS ... to keep my eyes upon Jesus. P. Squad — 2 yrs, Jr JETS — 2 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs, Lib Club — 1 yr — V. pres — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs, Tchr asst — 2 yrs. Annual Staff — 3 yrs. MICHAEL HEIRONIMUS GLENDA J. HUGHES ... happiness and education leading to success. Band — 4 yrs, Twirler — 4 yrs, Art Club — 1 yr, FFA Swhrt — Sr, FTA — 3 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr — treas — Sr, Lib Club — 2 yrs — Pres — Sr, Off Asst — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs, Tutor — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr, 3 UIL Twirling Medals. LEANNE HOLLAND .., to live in the jungle. Art Club — 3 yrs, Tchr asst — 3 yrs, Who's Who — Foreign Lang. MARK A. HUNT . .. to find a successful and rewarding career. FCA — 1 yr — FFA — 4 yrs, Football — 1 yr. 37 DALE HURLEY ... Migrating south. FCA — 3 yrs, FFA — 2 yrs, VICA — 1 yr, Off Asst — 1 yr, Football — 3 yrs. WILLIAM HUNTER Seniors — — TODD HUSTEAD ... Working on a chain gang at Alcatraz. FFA — 4 yrs, In- dustrial Arts Club — 1 yr. IDA ISABELL . .. Hi-Life Poll — Best Dancer. DAVID HUTTO ... party every chance | get. FFA — 4 yrs, Indust Arts Club — 1 yr, Football — 1 yr. MORRIS DEWAYNE JACKSON ... | plan to be President. Band — 2 yrs, DECA — 2 yrs, FHA — 2 yrs. Go For It! JEANNA REBECCA JOHNSON ... to receive an additional education. Pep Squad — 3 yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs, FHA — 2 yrs — Swhrt — Fr, Lib Club — 2 yrs, OEA — 2 yrs, Lib Asst — 3 yrs. SUSAN KEITT | ... to be successful and live for the Lord. Band — 4 yrs — treas — Sr, Twirler — 4 yrs, FTA — 2 yrs — Swhrt — Jr — treas — Sr, Foreign Lang Glub — 1yr — treas — Jr, JETS — 1 yr, Most Beau +,Nom — Sr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 3 yrs, Tennis — 4 yrs, Opt Girl — Oct, 4 UIL Twirling Medals. ANITA JANE JONES ... to make all my dreams come true . Band — 4 yrs, All Reg Band — 2 yrs, Art Club — 1 yr, Thesp Troupe — 4 yrs, 2 UIL Band Medals, Who’s Who — Business JED KING ... get a good job. Band — 2 yrs, Ag — Coop — 2 yrs. JOHN H. JOSEPH, JR. being cool, just tripping out. FHA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2yrs DOUGLAS ALAN KONCHEK ... to achieve my many goals in life. Newcomers Club — lyr, FCA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 2 yrs, 1st Team All Dist, All E-Tex, All State Hon Men — Sr, Baseball — 2 yrs, TRANSFER — Lely High School — Football — 2 yrs, Baseball — 2 yrs, FCA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Coun Asst — 1yr, Most Popular — 1 yr, Most Hand Nom — Tyr, Art Club — 2 yrs, Ski Club — 2 yrs, Drama Club SaaS 39 ANDRETT ROSHAN LADSON .-. to make all my dreams reality. Band — 4 yrs — Repres — Sr, Flag Corps — 4 yrs, Hcoming Crt — Sr, Most Rep — Sr, Newcomers Club — 1 yr, Lib Club — 1 yr, Std Coun — 3 yrs, Lib Asst — 4 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal, Hi-Life Poll — Neatest. BART LAUDERDALE . .. to begin college and pursue my career. JETS — 2 yrs, NHS — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Opt Boy — Jan, 1st Place Dist UIL Science Contest, Hi-Life Poll — Most Studious, Who's Who — Science. JACQUELINE D. LARY ... happiness, success and marriage. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, DECA — 1yr — rep, FHA — 2 yrs, Thes Troupe — 2 yrs, Lib Asst — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. JOHN DAVID LEE ... to have a successful life and career. Band — 4 yrs, FCA — 3 yrs, FTA — 4 yrs, JETS — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Golf — 4 yrs, Val. Court — Sr. RONNIE LEN LARY . world peace, life’s success and love. FCA — 2 yrs, FHA — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 4 yrs, Ist team Off — Sr, All dist guard — Sr, Bsktball — Tyr, Track — 2 yrs. JAMES ARDIS LEFFALL ... be cool while I’m out of school. FCA — 2 yrs, In- dustrial Arts Club — 3 yrs, Football — 3 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — 2 yrs. LISA LEWIS _. happiness, having a successful future. Pep Squad — 2 rs — row capt — Jr, FHA — 1 yr, HERO — 2 yrs — v res — Sr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Track — 1 yr. KELLEY LLOYD . to continue my education and attain success. Band — yt, FCA — 1yr, Indust. Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 fs, Football — 1 yr. ) H a ira —_—— RUBY LEWIS .. .success with my goals and with Victor. Band — 3 yrs, Pep Squad — 1 yr, Drill Team — 1 yr, FHA — 2 yrs — sec — Sr, HERO — 2 yrs — Swhrt — Sr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — 3 yrs, | Dist Track Medal. ROBBIN LENEA LYNCH ... to live life to its fullest. Band — 1 yr, OEA — 1 yr, TRANSFER — Douglas MacArthur Senior High — FTA — Tyr, OEA — 1yr LINDA FRANCES LINTHICUM ... to attain success and happiness. Band — 1 yr, Flag Corps — 1 yr, Hcoming Crt — 3 yrs — Queen — Soph — Jr, Class Officer — Fr — Rep — Rep — Soph — Sec — Jr. — Rep, Most Rep — 4 yrs, Most Pop — Soph, Most Pop Nom — Jr, Sr, Newcomers Club — 1 yr, FTA — 3 yrs, OEA — 1yr — treas — Jr, Thesp Troupe — 4 yrs, Std Coun — 4 yrs — Rep — Fr — Soph — treas — Jr — Sr, Annual Staff — 2 yrs, Chridr — 3 yrs — Head — Sr, Off Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 4 yrs — 1st team All Dist, Track — 1 yr, 3 Track Medals, Val Queen — Fr — Soph, Opt. Girl — Dec, Hi-Life Poll — Most Ath. JOHNNY MAXWELL ... becoming a mechanic. FCA — 2 yrs, FFA — 2 yrs, VICA — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 1 yr. 41 JOHN McCARTER ... to become a dedicated Aggie. Band — 4 yrs — V Pres — Sr, Class Off — 2 yrs — Pres — Fr — V Pres — Sr, Most Rep — 3 yrs, FCA — 3 yrs, FTA — 3 yrs — Pres — Jr, JETS — 1yr — treas — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs, Std Coun — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr, Baseball — 3 yrs. EUGENE F. MCMULLEN ... to make all my dreams realities. DECA — 2 yrs — treas — Sr. TRANSFER — Pine Tree High School — An- nual Staff — 1 yr. JAN McDONALD ... college and years of happiness with David. Band — 1 yr, Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Hcoming Crt — 1 yr, Most Rep — 1 yr, DECA — 1 yr, OEA — 1 yr, Std Coun — 1 yr, Lib Asst — 1yr, Off Asst — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. RODNEY McNEW ... going to college and being successful in life. Band — 2 yrs, Most Popular Nom — Sr, FCA — 3 yrs, FFA — 1 yr, Indust Arts Club — 1 yr, Sgt-at-Arms — Sr, Std Coun — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, Hon Men — Sr, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Golf — 2 yrs, Hi-Life Poll — Cutest. SCOTT McINTIRE MICHELLE McSHAN REBECCA MEADOWS ... Major in veterinary medicine at Texas A M. TRANSFER — Pine Tree High School — FCA — 1 yr, Track — 2 yrs, Volleyball — 1 yr. MELANIE JOYCE MEDFORD . to obtain success, happiness and _ fulfillment of dreams. Pep Squad — 4 yrs, FTA — 1 yr, Jr JETS — 2 yrs, VICA — 2 yrs, Coun Asst — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. ALAN MEDFORD ANNETTE METZGER ... one day at a time. Choir — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, TRANSFER — Quincy Senior High — NHS — 1 yr, Foreign Lang Club — 2 yrs, Foreign Exchange Student Club — 1 yr. EVERETT MEDFORD ... succeed in my years of college. FHA — 4 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 1 yr, Bsktball — 4 yrs, Track — 3 yrs, Hi-Life Poll — Best Dancer. CHERRIE MILLER - attend TJC and become Mrs. Leonard Smith. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs, Lt — Sr, FHA — 3 yrs, V Pres — Jr, Thespian Troupe — 4 yrs, VICA — 1 yr, Choir — 3 yrs, AllReg Choir — 1 yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs. 43 KAY L. MILLER ... to have a successful career. FHA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 3 yrs, Track — 1 yr, Who’s Who — Homemaking. SUSAN DENISE MINTON ... to start the rest of my life. Band — 4 yrs, Drum Major — 1yr, Twirler — 4 yrs, All Reg Band — 3 yrs, Class Off — 2 yrs, V. Pres — Soph — Jr, Most Rep — 3 yrs, Newcomers Club — 2 yrs, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr — Sec — Soph, Jr JETS — 1 yr — V Pres — Soph, JETS: 1 yr — Sec — Jr, NHS — 2 yrs — V Pres — Sr, Stud Coun — 3yrs — Pres — Sr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 2 yrs, Opt Girl — Sept — Sr, 5 UIL Band Medals, Hi-Life Poll — Most Like to Suc’ed, Who’s Who — Band. CHAD MILSTEAD . to enjoy life. Band — 2 yrs, VICA — 2 yrs — Treas — Sr, Science Club — 1 yr. DOROTHY MONTGOMERY ... to strive and reach my goals successfully. Band — 1 yr, Foreign Lang Club — 3 yrs — V Pres — Sr, Science Club — 1yr, NHS — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. SONJA PAIGE MILSTEAD ... making new friends and keeping old ones. Pep Squad — 2yrs, Drill Team — 2 yrs — 1st Lt — Sr, Beat Nom — 2 yrs, FTA — 2 yrs — Sec — Jr — Sec — Swhrt — Sr, Off Asst — 3 yrs, Hi-Life Poll — Cutest. TONY MONTGOMERY ... love, peace, happiness for Cassandra and me. FCA — 4.yrs, FFA — 1yr, FHA — 3 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, All Dist — Sr, All East Texas, Defensive Player of the Year. Track — 4 yrs. GREGORY LEE MOODY ... to attend college and pursue a career. OEA — 1 yr — Pres — Sr, Thespian Troupe — 2 yrs, Off Asst — 1 yr, Opt Boy — Nov, Science Club — 1 yr. TIMOTHY SCOTT MORREN ... to live life to the fullest. Band — 3 yrs, All Reg Band — 1 yr, VICA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Golf — 2 yrs, Science Club — 1 yr. DANNY RAY MOORE . .. to work in a lumber yard or a service station. TANNA JEAN MORRIS ... understanding the feelings of people | love. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, FHA — 1yr, JETS — 1yr, OFA — 2 yrs. TINA M. MOORE ... the stars are the limit. Pep Squad — 4 yrs — Row Capt — Sr, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr, Jr. JETS — 1 yr, Thespian Troupe — 4 yrs, Off Asst — 1 yrs, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs, Tennis — 2 yrs. ADOLPHUS MURPHY ... to be successful in life. DECA — 2 yrs, FFA — 1 yr, FHA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 1 yr. 45 DORIS NEAL BRAZIL NOBLES ... going farther in life. FCA — 3 yrs, FFA — 3 yrs, FHA — 3 yrs, Football Mgr. — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track Mgr — Tyr. Seniors Reach ROBERT NEIBERT . .. to see Uncle Waldo and Johnny Ray. VICA — 2 yrs. DANNY NORTH . .. success in my own business. Art Club — 1 yr, FHA — 2 yrs, HERO — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 4 yrs. CECELIA NICKERSON . .. to succeed in all my attempts. Pep Squad — 1 yr, FHA — 1yr, Off Asst — 2 yrs. RHONDA ODUM ... work and college. FHA — 4 yrs — Hist — Soph — V Pres — Jr — Pres — Sr, Indust Arts Club — 1 yr — Sec —: Jr, OEA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. A Milestone CASSANDRA DENISE MICHELE OLIVER ... to be happy. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, DECA — 2 yrs, FHA = 3 Yrs. DANNY O’NEILL CEDRIC W. OLIVER ... being with Bessie in the future. FHA — 4 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 4 yrs, Bsktball — 3 yrs, Track — 3 yrs. MONTE CHESS OSBURN ... to become a dedicated Aggie. Band — 4 yrs — Pres — Sr, All Reg Band — 3 yrs, FCA — 1yr, Jr. JETS — 2 yrs — Pres — Soph — V Pres — Jr, NHS — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2yrs, Tutor — 1 yr, Football — 1 yr, Baseball — 2 yrs, 3 UIL Band Medals. DEBORAH KAY O’NEIL ... broaden my education and strive for independence. FFA — 3 yrs, Sec — Jr, JETS — 1 yr, NHS — 2 yrs, Thes- pian Troupe — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Tutor — 1 yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs. JOEY OSWALT ... to grow up, maybe. DECA — 1 yr, FFA — 4 yrs, Jr. JETS — 2 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. 47 D. RENEE PARAULT SALLY ANNE PARKER KEVIN PARTIN ...Marry the one | love. FFA — 1 yr, FHA — 1 yr, Thes- ... Makes you wonder doesn’t it. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, ...a happy and successful life. Band — 3 yrs, Art Club — pian Troupe — 1yr, Coun Asst — 1yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. HERO — 1yr, VICA — 1 yr, Lib Asst — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst Tyr, DECA — 1yr, Thespian Troupe — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — q — 2yrs, Tutor — 1yr. 2 yrs. O SALLY ANN PENDERGRASS ... graduate from Texas and attain success. Pep Squad LINDA POEHLMAN JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY | — 2 yrs, Drill Team — Lt — Sr, FTA — 1yr, OEA — 1 yr, ... to seek happiness by helping others. Band — 3 yrs, POLK Chidr — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Tutor — 1yr, Track — 1 Flag Corps — 2 yrs, FTA — 1 yr, For Lang Club — 2 yrs, : ul yr NHS — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, 2 UIL Band Medals, 1 ... to meet all the gorgeous young ladies. Most Hand — | yr State Band Medal, Who's Who — Math, TRANSFER — Nom — Sr, FCA — 1 yr, FHA — 3 yrs, Swhrt — Jr, Tchr Waupaca High School — Band — 2 yrs, Flag Corps — 2 Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs — 2nd All Dist — Sr, Track yrs, Wrestling Chldr — 1 yr, Spanish Club — 2 yrs, AFS — — 3yrs, 16 Track Medals, Hi-Life Poll — Neatest 2 yrs, Pep Club — 1 yr, Pep Band — 1 yr, Math Team — 2 yrs, Honor’s Reading — 1 yr, Speed Skating Club — 2 yrs, Volleyball — 2 yrs, Track — 1 yr, WJA trip Winner — | Tyr. ii | DEBBIE ANN PONDER .. years of happiness with Randall. Band — 3 yrs, Jr JETS — 2 yrs Swhrt — Soph, Lib Club — 1 yr — Sec — Soph, QOEA — 2 yrs, Lib Asst — 2 yrs RENEE REEVES .. to obtain a college degree. Band — 4 yrs, jr JETS — 1 yr — Swhrt — Fr, NHS — 2 yrs, OFA — Tyr, Choir — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal, 2 UIL Choir Medals DANIEL PROPES to indulge in the pleasures of life. FCA — 4 yrs, FFA — 2 yrs, FHA — 1 yr, Jr JETS — 1 yr, Football — 4 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — ‘lyr TAYLOR REYNOLDS .. to get a job at Texas Utilities. Band — 4 yrs, FFA — 4 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, 2 UIL Band Medals DEWAYNE PROPES DONNA DEMETRIA ROBERSON . . success and Curtis. Band — 4 yrs, Flag Corps — 4 yrs, FHA — Tyr, JETS — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 3 yrs 49 ROSALINDA RODRIGUEZ to have success in college and marriage. TRANSFER — Santa Paula Union High School TERRY DENICE SCHAUWECKER facing new challenges in life. Hcoming Crt — 2 yrs, Class Officer — lyr — Sec, Most Pop Nom — 1 yr, Best All Around — 1 yr, Newcomers Club — 2 yrs, FTA — 1 yr, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr, HERO — 1 yr, OEA — 2 yrs, Student Coun — 4 yrs — Sec — Sr, Chldr — 4 yrs, Off Asst — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 2 yrs, Valentine Queen — 2 yrs, Opt Girl — Jan = of SUSAN ELAINE ROSS attending college and making new friends. Pep Squad — 1yr — Rep — Sr, Drill T eam — 1 yr, FTA — 2 yrs, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, TRANSFER — Jacksonville High School — Std Coun — lyr, Class Off — Fr — Sec LEE SCOGGINS to relive my school days. FCA — 4 yrs, Sec — Sr, FTA — lyr, Choir — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, Football — 4 yrs, Baseball — 3 yrs, 3 UIL Choir Medals, Hi-Life Poll — Wittiest CLAUDE WAYNE RUSHTON, JR. ... to grow up. Band — 4 yrs, All Reg Band — 1 yr, In- dustrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Thespian Troupe — 4 yrs, Track — 4 yrs, Dist — 1 yr, 2 UIL Track Medals, 3 UIL Band Medals. TOMMY LYNN SIMMONS ... Braduate this year. FCA — 2 yrs, FFA — 2 yrs, Greenhand — Sent — Jr, Industrial Arts Club — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, Who’s Who — Ind Arts. CHARLES SIMON FREDDIE RAY SMITH work hard and have a happy life. FCA — 1 yr, FHA — 4 yrs — V Pres — Sr, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs,Football — 4 yrs — Ist Team All Dist — Sr, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 1 yr RICKEY BERNARD SMART go to college and be a sweet D.J. FFA — 1 yr, FHA — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. KRISTI SMITH Who’s Who — HECE. BRENDA LOU SMITH to be happy ever after. Band — 4 yrs, VICA —°1 yr — Sr — Rep, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — lyr. LAURA ANN SMITH .. to be rich, successful and follow the Lord. Band — 4 yrs — Sec — Sr, Twirler — 4 yrs, All Reg Band — 1 yr, FTA — 4 yrs — Pres — Sr, Foreign Lang Club — 2 yrs — Sec — Sr, JETS — Sec — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs, Hi-Life Staff — 3 yrs — Tutor — 1yr, Bsktball — 1 yr, 8 UIL Band Medals 1 UIL Twirling Medal. 51 MARY SMITH . college part-time, and a housewife. TRANSFER — Newton High School — Speech Club — 1 yr, Pep Squad — 1yr, Annual Staff — 2 yrs. SHERRI A. SMITH ... complete my education; success and happiness. Band — 4yrs, DECA — 1 yr, Lib Asst — 1 yr, Tutor — 2 yrs, 1 UIL Band Medal. MELANIE KAY SMITH . attending U.T. with Scott and becoming a teacher. Band — 4 yrs — Rep — Sr, FTA — 4 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs — Rep — Sr, NHS — 2 yrs, Hi-Life — 3 yrs — Asst Ed — Sr, Off Asst — 1 yr, Track — 1 yr, Val Crt — 1 yr, Opt Girl — Nov — Sr, 4 UIL Band Medals. CYNTHIA DAWN SOMERVILLE ... to further my education and enjoy life. Band — 4 yrs — Swhrt — Sr, Drum Major — Sr, Twirler — 4 yrs, All Reg Band — 2 yrs, FTA — 3 yrs, JETS — 2 yrs, NHS — 2 yrs, Coun Asst — 1 yr, Off Asst — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Val Crt — 1 yr, 2 UIL Band Medals, 3 UIL Twirling Medals. PAMELA SMITH .. . finding fulfillment in a successful career. Pep Squad — 4 yrs — R Capt. Sr, Art Club — 1 yr — Jr. JETS — 1yr — Treas — Fr, JETS — 2 yrs, NHS — 2 yrs, Annual Staff — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. Hi-Life Poll — Most Studious Who's Who — Eng. KIMBERLY D-ANN SPENCE ... to work with young children. Band — 4 yrs, Flag Corps — 3 yrs, DAR Award — Sr, FTA — 3 yrs, Science Club — 2 yrs, Annual Staff — 3 yrs — Jr Editor — Jr — Editor — Sr, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. ” TRESSIA LOUISE STAFFORD . . having a fulfilling life with Bubba. P Squad — 1yr,FHA — lyr — vpres — Fr, VICA — 2 yrs. DONNA STEEL -.. tO Own my own pet shop. Art club — 1 yr, FFA — 2 yrs, FHA — 1 yr. KEN STAPP .-. attend college in Huntsville. FCA — 3 yrs — v pres, FFA — 3 yrs — treas — Sr, tchr asst — lyr, ftball — 3 yrs, 2nd team all dist linebacker, bsktball — 1 yr, baseball — 2yrs, Best All Around — Sr. TRANSFER — Clearlake — FFA — 1yr, ftball — 1yr, bsktball — 1 yr, baseball, Tyr. JUDY ANN STEPHENS . _- David Case and years of happiness. P Squad — 1 yr, DECA — 1yr, OEA — 1yr. ROSIE ANN STARLING ... Nursing, go to T.J.C. and get down. Band — 1 yr, P Squad — 4 yrs — rw capt. — Jr — Sr, Art Club — 1 yt,FHA — 2 yrs, — v pres Jr — Sr, HERO — 2 yrs, V pres Jr — hist — Sr, Ind Arts Club — 1 yr, JETS — 1 yr, Lib club — Tyr, Tchr asst — 2 yrs, track — 4 yrs. DONALD STEPHENSON 53 RONALD STEP HENSON GARY TENNISON eniors Reach | JOHN TAYLOR ... to seek God's will for my life. FCA — 1 yr, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr, JETS — 1 yr, Choir — 2 yrs, Football — 2 yrs. RICHARD CHRISTOPHER TERRY ... to succeed in college and in life. Band — 4 yrs — Rep — Sr, FTA — 3 yrs — V Pres — Sr, Foreign Lang Club — 2 yrs — Treas — Jr, JETS — 1 yr, Hi-Life Staff — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. THOMAS TAYLOR ...alife in agriculture. FFA — 4 yrs, Tchr Asst — 1 yr. LARRY C. THOMAS ... to party and enjoy life. FFA — 4 yrs, Science Club — 1 yr, Bsktball — 1 yr. The Pea KEN TILLISON ... learning about life, working hard and partying. Mr. Athlete — Sr, Most Rep — Fr — Soph, Most Hand — Sr, FCA — 1yr — Rep — Sr, FFA — 4 yrs — Ad — Jr — Pres — Sr, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr — Pres — Sr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 4 yrs — Hon Men — Jr — 2nd team All Dist — Sr, Track — 1 yr — 3rd Dist, Golf — 2 yrs, Val Crt — Jr, Hi-Life Poll — Most School Spirit, Most Hand. Nom — Jr. JUANITA (JO) WALKER ... to succeed with life and in God. Band — 4 yrs, Flag Corps — 3 yrs, FHA — 2,yrs — Pres — Sr, Thespian Troupe — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 1 yr, Track — 1 yr, 2 UIL Drama Medals. JO ELLEN TOON ... furthering my education and fulfilling my goals. Band — 4yrs, Foreign Lang Club — 1 yr, JETS — 1 yr — Swhrt — Sr, Lib Club — 1 yr — Swhrt — Jr, NHS — 2 yrs — Thespian Troupe = 1 yr, Choir — 4 yrs — Soc Chrm — Sr, Choraliers — 3 yrs, All Reg Choir — 4 yrs, Tutor = 1 yr, 8 UIL Choir Medals. ANGELIA JEAN WARREN ... God, education and being with Mitchell Jones. Band — 4yrs, FHA — 2 yrs — Rep — Sr, JETS — 1yr, Thespian Troupe — lyr, Off Asst — 3 yrs, Track — 1 yr — 1 Dist Medal. NATALIE DENIESE VINSON striving to accomplish better things in life. Pep Squad — 3yrs — Pres — Sr, Drill Team — 1 yr, FHA — 4 yrs — V Pres — Fr — Sgt-At-Arms — Sr, Industrial Arts Club — lyr, VICA — 1 yr, Choir — 2 yrs, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 3 yrs, 1 UIL Choir medal, Hi-Life Poll — Most School Spirit HAROLD WASHINGTON . living my own life, working toward success. FCA — 2 yrs, FFA — 1yr, Track — 1 yr 55 KAREN SUE WATSON ...to achieve the goals that | have set. Band — 3 yrs, Flag Corps — 1 yr, Twirler — 2 yrs, FTA — 2 yrs, Industrial Arts Club — 1 yr — Rep — Sr, Tchr Asst — 4 yrs, Tutor — 1yr, Bsktball — 2 yrs, Track — 3, Tennis — 1 yr. RICKEY WHITEHEAD JANNA A. WEATHERFORD ... making new friends and keeping old ones. Pep Squad — 2yrs — Sec — Sr, Drill Team — 2 yrs — Capt — Sr, Class Off — 1 yr — treas — Fr, FTA — 2 yrs, OEA — 2 yrs — Sec — Jr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs. PATTI JO WILDER ... to see each day as a gift from God. Band — 2 yrs, OEA — 1yr — Treas — Sr, Choir — 4yrs — Sec — SR, Tchr Asst — 1 yr, 1 UIL Choir Medal. RICKEY WELCH .. building my house and getting married. FFA — 3 yrs. ROY WITCHER . .. being successful in all my goals. HERO — 1 yr — Parl — Sr, Tchr Asst — 2 yrs, Football — 2 yrs. : CARL WOODS ... to do much for the world. FCA — 2 yrs, FHA — 3 yrs, | Choir — 1 yr, Choraliers — 1 yr, All Reg Choir — 1 yr, All Area Choir — 1 yr, Tchr Asst — 4 yrs, Football — 4 yrs, Track — 1 yr, 1 UIL Choir Medal. SHANNON YARBOROUGH SHARI BENSON WOODS . spending my life with Eddie. DECA — 1 yr. KAYLYNN YEAGER ... to further my education. Pep Squad — 2 yrs, DECA — 2yrs, FTA — 2 yrs, Jr JETS — 1yr, Choir — 3 yrs, Ten- nis — 1 yr. ROBERT ALLEN YOUNGLOOD II -.- 80 to college, drive my car and party. FCA — 2 yrs, Lib Club — 3 yrs, Tchr Asst — 3 yrs, Football — 2 yrs, Willie Bagley shows that the Lions along with the Sr. Class are No. I. 4 Debra Wade works on improving her sewing in Homemaking Lab. Cliff Gage uses a slinky to measure wave motion for a project in physics. Seniors Are Busy People Susan Minton got into the swing of things as she dressed punk rock during Spirit Week activities: mas Mr. Roland Crawford assists Cherrie Miller in ordering her long awaited Senior portraits. Beware! Jean Engle is in the chemistry lab working on her project for the new Special Topics in Science Class added this year. We're The Bes As You Can See, Senior Class of ’S3!!! Daniel Propes is in deep thought at the pep rally. Phil Creer, Ken Stapp and Wes Goode join the Lions Pride Drill Team to add humor to the senior pep rally. Becky Hampton works at the band car wash to help raise money for the spring trip to Washington, D.C. At the senior Pep rally Tammy Crim along with other sr. flag corps members per- formed to “Noname Boogie.” fter being injured in pregame activities at ropped up to work on his senior theme. the Carthage game, Lee Scoggins had to get all New Building Loses First 4-Year Class As the graduating class looks back over the past four years in school it is with great pride and a great sense of accomplishment. This is the first class to have Walked the halls of the new high school for four straight years. The Class of ‘83 with 238 enrolled has been characterized by a feeling of unity which has resulted in a special group per- sonality. This attitude, noticed by other students and faculty alike, has improved with age. Each classmate adds his own special touch to the class and has made it the greatest ever. That’s why seniors yell with pride, “We're the best as you can see Senior Class of ’83.” Melanie Smith and Angelee Flanagan demonstrate a special project for sociology. WHtAE IS REOUIRID Susan Minton, Terry Schauwecker and Claudia Hale enjoy a rap session at a club Christmas party. Jackie Lary gets an early start by practicing pey’ squad routines in the summer. ? Monte Osburn, and Andrett Ladson show Vincent Simon the basics of being a disc jockey. Everett Medford and John Polk find it hard to act natural for a picture. | Susan Keitt along with other seniors | worked on the traditional senior theme. 63 Lisa Allison Shelly Arnold Jeff Anderson Marion Ashmore George Bagley Keith Bassett Karen Belcher Sharon Belcher Cathy Benson Anthony Berry Sherri Blair Rhonda Blevins Harvey Bradford Jason Bridges Donna Brightwell Dana Brown Doug Brown Jean Brown Sabrina Brown Sherri Brown Vicki Browne Debbie Buckner Lori Burke Audrey Burks Denise Burns Frank Burns Richie Burrows Kim Carlile Jimmie Candie Angie Bush Tim French and Leigh Copeland go for a wild ride in the car parade. Junior boys munch at lunch. Kevin Carlson Gay Carroll Patricia Carter Patrick Carter Andy Cassity Keith Childers Ellen Christopher Kim Clay Sarah Cochran Jeff Copeland Leigh Copeland David Cowee Melanie Crim Barbara Davis Kristy Davis Monic Davis Tonya Deck Teresa Dickeson Tracey Dorsey Patti Dudley Neill Duran Kim Ellis Paul Evans Kevin Farquher Brett Finley Teresa Foster Robert Forester Monica Ford Lance Franklin Tim French Allen Galyean Allen Gibson Jackie Glasper Jeff Glasscock Micheal Goode Bobby Goss Carla Graham Bart Gray Kim Green Rick Greggory Darryl Gross Rhonda Hackett Melinda Hahn Charles Hall Clara Hammett Angie Hampton Don Hardwick Pam Harmonson Melissa Harris James Haskins Sherrie Haskins Rodger Hays Marla Hinsely Jennifer Hoebel Monica Hodges Paul Houston David Howard Tracy Hughes Kim Hulsey Ab Hurst Connie Johnson Lisa Johnson Metta Johnson Oscar Joseph Susie Kappen Squeezing through the bug’s little window, Beth Pannell and Mandie Walker show their sup- port in the car parade. 67 “Good grief,’” exclaims Adrienne Stover at KGRI band day on the air. Kelly Keeling Rhonda Kelly Paul Kern Aaron Kiker Tammy LaGrone Billy Lane Robert Leadon Charles Lewis L. C. Lewis Norma Lewis Sheila Lewis Paige Leuschner Jeff Lorch Rae Marie Ludwig Deanna Manck Jennifer Manck Kelly Maxwell Darla McAvoy Linda McClenton Todd McCoy Veita McCoy Nothing but punk for Sue Scott. eerie = ae —_—_—_a_aAaEA-———S=— Tim McCullough Kevin McDanial Kandy McFarland Cindy McNew Brenda Metzger Angela Miller Hobert Miller Rebecca Miller Robyn Miller Trina Miller Teresa Montgomery Thelma Moody Lisa Moore Tammi Moore Jo Nan Morris Matthew Morton Calvin Neal Connie Neal Jackie Neal Bessie Newman Lester Newman Patrice Nickerson Agnes Nobles Darryl Norris Nobody but Scott Snelgrove could be behind that ugly face. 69 Billy Oliver Robin O’Quinn Treavor Orr Todd Overhultz Mollie Owens Beth Pannell Rebecca Parker John Pauley Wendy Peacock George Perez Nichole Perry Rita Pharis Patrick Pollard Buddy Pritchard Nancy Rasmussen David Rettig Jackie Reynolds Vivan Reynolds Perry Richie Karen Richmond Darren Robinson Gary Robinson Linda Roquemore Kevin Roper Darren Rowell Chris Sanders Sue Scott Betty Searcy Terry Seiber Pam Sherow Robert Shipp Lisa Simon Marilyn Simon Reba Simon Either Way You Yell It, ‘7 Juniors Paige Woodward, Kim Ellis, and Treavor Orr pick out the perfect class ring from Mr. Bill Henderson, Balfour representative. “Are these guys really juniors?”’ asked Buddy Pritchard. TS Travis Simon Vincent Simon Lisa Simpson Cathy Sledge Kurtis Sledge Sharon Sledge Chris Smith David Smith Stefan Smith Scott Snelgrove Donna Sparks Meridith Stafford Arushia Starling Joseph Starling Genna Starling Peggy Starling Todd Stephens 71 Brad Strange Ralph Stokes Adrienne Stover Cheryl Tate Kay Taylor Delois Thomas Roy Thomas Scott Thomas Lynn Thompson Clifford Thurmond Robert Timpson Kathy Tipps Kim Tucker Thomas Vanderbelt Robert Virden Mandie Walker Linda Walker Billy Ward Chris Warren Patrick Warren Cynthia Watson Lisa Weatherford Chris Weaver Vernon Whetstone “What do you mean, | have to wash the next car by myself?” asked Kevin Cralson to Vincent Simon at the band car wash. Bryant Whitaker Amanda Whitley Julie Wilkerson Mark Wilkerson Jill Willard Linda Williams Scott Williams Kenneth Woods Paige Woodward William Wylie — , 2 o Billy Young Cindy Young Wendy Young Audrey Burks and Rhonda Kelly faithfully cheer the Lions on at the games. Theatre Arts students listen to Miss Hazel Ballow explain a tape project for Northside. Huddling together, Kelly Keeling and Melinda Hahn wait to sing Christmas carols uptown. Tammy LaGrone cooks her own supper at Juniors have a good time at the senior pep the vocational club’s hayride and weiner roast. Ball games have to have fans too. These junior boys lined the back rail each Friday supporting the Lions. Kim Green, Tracy Hughes, and Nichole Perry try to calm their butterflies before the pep rally performance. Jeff Glasscock fills his plate at the FFA barbeque. Dana Brown brings back the ’50’s with her “At the Hop” outfit. She is also decorating their ’53 pickup for the car parade. Junior drill team members love to be together at the pep rallies. Ne wor -_ e Susan Baker — Treas. Taliaferro — Rep. Cheryl Adaway Jason Akin Alice Alexander Greg Allen Jenny Anderson Betty Anthony Jeff Armstrong Rachel Arndt Carey Bailey Jo Ann Bailey Billy Baker Susan Baker Argina Ballow Danny Barrett Aundra Barron Darin Bassett Wes Bishop Gary Blanton Tim Blanton Shauna Blevins Bruce Bommarito Lara Bonham Al Boren Tim Bogshart Janice Boucher Nancy Boyd Ray Boyd Burke Brack Jeff Brochu Blaine Brooks Derenda Brooks Gaylon Brown Lopez Brown Vanetta Brown Stacey Bundrick Linda Butler Danny Cain Kevin Cameron Jannie Candie Katheryn Candie Randy Carpenter Kevin Cashion Steve Casteleberry Kerrie Channel Angie Clamp Alan Conway Felicia Cook Kenneth Cook James Cooper Kelly Cooper Mary Copeland Todd Craig Herschell Crawford Robin Crockett James Crutchfield Scott Daniel Victor Dansby Gerry Davis Pam Deason Vickie Dickerson Eric Dickson Matt Doerge Tammy Douglas Beatrice Duffy Randy Duke Kristi Easley Matt Farley Steven Farris Tony Finley Marie Fields Denise Floyd James Fountain David Fredenburg Richie Freeney Marcus Garland Tangela Gates Carol Gillis Billy Gipson Delicia Gipson Bobbie Glaspie Omar Ganzales Bart Gragart Darren Grammer Jeff Granzin 78 Sophs have a rap session before school. Colleen Phillips dreams of what is to come after the ballgame. Debbie Gray Terry Gray Cindy Green Donna Green Kevin Green Tammy Green Kim Griffin Rafael Guedez Monique Gupton Trey Hacker Lorie Hahn Marla Hale Sonja Hale Tonja Hale Amy Hall Karen Hall Bobbie Hamlet Rhonda Hammett Barry Hampton Renee Harkless Vance Harold Don Harrington Patty Hasbell Michael Heim Clint Henderson Regina Hicks Melissa Hieronomus Sandy Higgins Lisa Hill Tim Hodge Tonja and Sonja Hale prove being a sophomore is twice as nice. Matressa Hollins Dan Hogan Karen Hollingsworth Danny Hooks Randy Hudman Cami Hudson Crystal Hunter Valerie Hurst Danny Hutto Michael Jackson Jeffery Jackson Juan Jackson Paul Jett Dale Jiminson Audrey Johnson Lisa Johnson Marion Johnson Melissa Johnson Michael Johnson Shirley Johnson Nicol Johnston Gerald Jones George Jones Kelvin Jones Si MEO AAO” Chuck Smith punks out on Punk Rock Day. Look Out! | Here Come the Sophomores Tina Jones Yvette Jones Frank Lauderdale Raymond Lee Cynthia Lewis Fayette Lewis Margie Lewis Kirk Lingle Kevin Lockridge Charissa Loudakis Chris Love Clifton Mallard Johnny Mallard Kimberly Maloney Lena Mansinger Rosalyn McCallister Stacey McCoy Scott McGill Through the teeth, over the gums, watch out stomach, here it comes, are the thoughts of Billy Baker and Jason Akin. Rub-a-dud, three girls scrub. Though not in a tub, sophomores Janice Boucher and Renae Sledge participate in band’s car wash. 81 Reincarnated, Elizabeth Wooster presents Monique Gupton, Tim Bashart, and Betty Anthony look “enthused” about Friday. her epitaph for an English assignment. Michael McHarg Debbie Mckinney Tammy Medford John Miller Vicky Molenda Carla Moore Charles Moore Kelly Moore Vicki Moore Wayne Moores Ken Morris Suzanne Morris Paul Morrison Caroline Moseley Mark Muckleroy Rodney Neal Jerry Newman Chanan Nilsen Melvin Nutt Amos Odum Marty Odum Shane Odum Tramisa Odum Billy O’quinn James Pennington Mark Perry Colleen Phillips Tony Pirtle George Ann Plunkett Robert Polk Roderick Pollard Sherri Pool Ethel Postell Don Prior Tina Prior Lex Reed Erica Reedy Kevin Ribble Kathy Richardson Sandra Ritchie Adam Robinson Manuel Rodriquez Chrystal Rogers Joe Roquemore Nita Roquemore Yvette Roquemore Brad Ross Dione Rowell Vickie Runnels Robin Sadler Susan Sample Angela Sanders Ann Sanders Charlotte Sanders Tommy Sanders Jackie Schniederjan Donald Simpson Renae Sledge Jeff Smelley Chuck Smith Sophomore guys yell loud and carry a big stick. Robin Sadler and Kimberly Maloney enjoy a pizza party. 83 Cindy Smith Terry Smith Lynelle Soape Brenda Spangler Michelle Sparkman David Spivey Scott Stalnaker Jeff Stanley Kristi Stapp Br j ll z. Kevin Starling Rita Starling Talitha Starling Beth Taliaferro Glenda Taylor Sharyn Thompson Angela Turgeon Kim Turlington Jana Turner Karen Ussery Cami Hudson takes an eye test for something other than boys. No, it’s not Donna Summer; it’s Bobbie Glaspie sporting her punk. Donna Utzman Collin Wade Shelia Wade Ricky Walker Robert Walker Jerry Wallace Joe Wallace Carlton Washington Darrell Washington Kerry Washington Keith Walton Lee Watson Robert Watson Joey Watts Lisa Watts Kathy Weatherford Darlene Weatherton Rhonda Welch Tracey Whetstone Scott Whitehead Paul Whitt Gary Whittaker Amy Wilder Bobby Williams Jim Williams John Williams William Wilson John Woods Elizabeth Wooster Bernetta Young 85 Mary Copeland and Pam Deason become the Einsteins of tomorrow. Suzanne Morris and Vickie Runnels walk the line. YY CAAA SS of io a ee Bers MMMM OCC! 1000000000000 Oo) $99 6664066000666 VOOer +e OX XK XX) Nororer iy BOK? Y, id KRXX XXX) ¢.0¢ OX KOK iy: ¢ Sophomores get the spelling correct this year!!! Billy O’Quinn and Eric 'Dickson model new fashions in homemaking. In Wranglers, sophomores are the BEST!!! y had an added attraction, Cindy Green and Matt Farley. Punk Rock Da | | = jo, ov Qa oO = ig) OO = ° a) = = ° 5B Qa wn = ov 2 £ D) = ae! ( o Vv = ° ‘= ° As: ° WY ee ae eS SU % x TT. tiaiilaa ail we ew . Sahl y oS imei Pasa. ‘MhineT- San. ts. 2, . Jeff Tate and Kiera Toll show their spirit by signing Mrs. Carol Scoggins’ door decora- tion put up for area playoffs against Mckinney. Tammy Aaron Heath Aggen Kelvin Alexander John Allison Chris Anderson Jeff Anderson Leslie Arnold Lewis Anthony Frank Balsamo Alicia Beaver Gina Beggerly Eric Bell Frankie Benaviedez Sonja Benton Shane Birmingham Diane Bishop Darren Blanton Joseph Bradford Kim Bradshaw Christina Brian Charlie Bridges Deyolonda Brown Sharon Brown Sherri Browne Richard Bundrick Cindy Burbank Tonya Burbank Audrey Burnett Dena Burrows Kerry Carlson Rodger Carpenter Kerry Carroll Jennifer Carter Jon Carter Debbie Chapman Greg Chapman Reginald Childers Rhonda Christopher Dale Clark Felicia Coleman Ronny Cook Jessie Copeland Kris Copeland Harriet Craig Tracy Crim John Culley Sherry Curry Tony Curry Audrey Burnet and John Culley watch a smoking demonstration in health class. i f Tommy McDonald is welcomed to high school by Mrs. Marilyn Johnson’s door decoration. Melanie Duran Diane Dudley James Drake Tres Dozier Kevin Dorsey Rob Dickerson Sandra Denny Tony Deck Jason Davis Penny Davis Henrietta Dansby Tracy Dansby Kelli Elam Edward Elder Stacy Faulkner Erma Fauty Donna Forbus Paul Ferguson Linda Fobbs Ricky Ford Steven Fryman Jan Gallander Kenneth Garland Casandra Glaspie 91 Micheal Glenn Tonya Glenn Shelly Golden Stephen Goode Carla Grafton Patrick Gray Alicia Green Gary Green D Susan Williams and Gerald Roy wait for Fam their grades from homeroom teacher Mrs. Marilyn Johnson. Yolanda Gupton Robby Hacket Terry Hall Tony Hardy Darrell Harper Lisa Harper Glen Haskins Chris Henderson Marion Hill Joy Holcomb Lisa Holliman Jenee Houston Cleo Isabell Elizabeth Jett Alfred Jackson Joe Polk, Terry Oliver, Joseph Brad- ford, and Ricky Reed spend time in the cafeteria before school. Dane Johnson David Johnson Stacy Johnson Cedric Jones Gary Jones Suzanne Keeling Lori Keen Karla Kendrick Angela Lutz Don Love Clint Lipsey Lee Lewis Darrie Lee Barbara Lee Chris Lebeck Roxanne LaGrone Midge Lacy James Malone Dawn McRae admires Angela Lutz’s Homecoming mum! Pe ee ee ‘eee: Jennifer Warren adds to the racket at the pep rally by shaking her homemade noise maker. Freshmen Enjoy Their Ricky Manns Kim Martin Vickie Martin Timmy May Regina McChristian Barbara McCollough Mavis McCoy Howard McDonald Tommy McDonald Eric McGee Monnie McGee Dawn McRae Mike Meadows Doug Middlebusher Kevin Miller Jay Miller Marquita Milliken Paula Minter Cynthia Mixon Toby Moon Brenda Moore Debbie Moore Robert Moore Teresa Moore William Moore Katherine Moseley Suzanne Moye Mark Mulkeroy Kelly Munch Belinda Neal Terry Nicholas Sherry Noble Terry Oliver Missy Osburn Julie Parrish Craig Partin Sharon Partin Lots of primping goes on before school Michelle Patrick pictures are made. David Perry James Pipkin 3 ) Kim Pobuda Joe Polk Judd Pool Patrick Powadrill Vernon Ralston Ricky Reed Tom Reed Jennifer Reeves Cynthia Reynolds Dee Ann _Tyalor jump-ropes her way through P.E. class. Charlotte Rhymer Brent Robertson David Robertson Nancy Robinson Hugo Rodriguz Frank Roquemore Michael Roquemore James Ross Phyllis Ross Renee Ross Gerald Roy Becky Rumbo Teresa Scarborough Regina Scoggins Gwen Sears Stephanie Wright, Nancy Robinson, Carla Kendrick, and Kim Brad- shaw wait for the pep rally to begin. ‘Big School’ Annie Sheen Curt Simmons David Simmons Sabrina Simon Stephen Sloan Peggy Smith Sandra Spangler Shelly Stallnaker Lequita Starling Marca Starling Jeff Tate DeeAnn Taylor | Kem Teague Robert Thomas David Thompson | Lovie Thurman Marina Tobar : Kiera Toll | Mitchell Tremble | Mario Turgeon Troy Turk Freshman health students leave on their annual field trip to Lufkin State School. Pep Squad members try to get their act together at the pep rally. Tim Vandergriff Leslie Vines Randy Voss Cindi Wade Glenda Walker Michael Wallace Terry Wallace These girls view the book jackets they made for their outside reading books in Mrs. Sue Wooster’s English class. Jennifer Warren Regina Washington Kim Watson Lana Whitehead Susan Williams Freddy Wilson James Wilson Jody Whitlow Kevin Witt Susan Woolverton Stephanie Wright Cathy Ziegler Teresa Se gets her band “stuff” ready for a football game. Freshmen get an “A” for spelling at the pep rally. Dee Taylor, Paige Woodward, Dena Bur- rows, and Kiera Toll show their spirit in the pre-homecoming car parade. Tracy Crim gives second glances while par- ticipating in the band. Tammy Aaron gives Sandra Denny and Annie Sheen her per- sonal opinion. Officer Sweeney gives a drug demonstra- tion to Mrs. Tami Boatwright’s freshman health classes. Kelli Elam and Michelle Patrick examine the drug display in health class. ed Me 4), aurvey Currin Administrators Run the School Jerry Christian Asst. Supt. — Business Hazel Carroll Asst. Supt. — Curriculum Jerry Bridges Dr. C. H. Hurt Mike Wilhite Directors for the school district are Allen Gatlin, vocational; Billy Sitton, transportation; Wilma Bryan, food services; Jean Colley, special educa- tion; and Tommy Alexander, maintenance. Tommy Goode Chairman Tommy Wade 1st Vice-Chairman Doris Threadgill 2nd Vice-Chairman Ralph Stokes Secretary 102 Teamwork Pays Off Working together as a team, the administrators led by Principal A. Gene Smith take care of about 1000 students and 100 adults. Mr. Smith directs the overall ac- tivities of the campus _ including policy decisions. This year he was instrumental in revamping the honor graduate system which will go into effect next year. Mr. Cliff Harkless has the responsibility of dealing with the parents and students in matters of attendance and discipline. New to the campus this year, Ms. Pat McFerrin works with the teachers in the area of curriculum and education. She takes those last_ minute phone calls for substitutes. Another new face in the office is Mr. Joel Hale who was a former teacher and coach at the high school. Mr. Hale works with the SOS students and teachers. All four administrators working together show that teamwork makes a campus this size run more smoot hly. Mr. Joel Hale Assistant Principal ts a tty Ms. Pat McFerrin Assistant Principal A. Gene Smith, Principal ™ Nee Na | Cliff Harkless Assistant Principal Gay Allen Journalism Bill Arnold Math Jerry Bacon Agriculture Betty Ballow English Denny Baylor Counselor Scott Bauer Industrial Arts Imogene Behannon VEH Tammy Boatwright Health Roselen Bobo Homemaking Scott Boles Art Ricky Chapman DE Lisa Commons Typing Jim Copeland Science Joe Crawford PE, Ath. Mozelle Daniels Counselor Mr. Joel Hale gets a free meal at the vocational club weiner roast. Coach Jerry Holley admires Miss Joe Hudson’s punk rock outfit. The mini-skirt is an original from the ‘70's. Pat Darby Homemaking Brooks Dozier Ath. Ronald Ferguson Band Al Gilson History Kermis Gooden Homemaking Joe Griffin ICT Frank Gunter English Larry Hand History Virginia Harrison English Jerry Holley Ath., History Imogene Holmes Choir Billie Hooper English Joe Hudson History Melodie Hudson Secretary Fred Jackson Ath. Marilyn Johnson Science Ruby Johnson Ath. Could this be a new headache cure Coaches Joe Crawford and Jimmy Watson are trying to perfect? They’ve got some teachers all tied up and labeled for an in-service education game. Alva Lois Jones HECE Gayle Jones History Anita Luff Math Rosa Martin Stud. Teach, Lang. Tammy Massengale PE. Mary McCollum Chemistry Gayle McDonald Crafts Jean McLaurin VOE, Jr. Lab Susan McMullen Math Carol Medford Aide Curtis Morris Librarian Margaret Moseley English Linda Murphy Special Ed. Bess Nelson Business Carolyn Parker Government Robert Porter Ath., Science Gloria Priest Stud. Teacher, Homemaking Velam Raboine Bookroom Attendant Richard Ruhe Band Mrs. Sylvia Donahoo serves refreshments to a crowd of parents and teachers at a PTA meeting. Joe Scarborough Ag. Mary Scarborough English Carol Scoggins Math Sharon Shepherd Math Linda Smith Counselor Lou Ann Standard Business Wilma Starling Math Gwen Stauts Math Ayree Stokes English Barbara Taliferro Drama Dorothy Jo Taliferro VAC Myrt Tamplin Secretary Keith Tanner Biology Elaine Tarrent Secretary Melba Taylor Secretary Mike Teafatiller Ath., P.E. The teachers work hard during an in-service day activity. a a = = —_ EES Lou Thomas Ath., P.E. Betty Tyson English Claudia Vanis French, Spanish Reid Waller Ath. Mike Walters Industrial Arts Tom Walters Industrial Arts J. C. Watkins Math Jimmy Watson Ath., Biology Joe Watts Voc., Ag. Wynell Webb English Coach Ruby Johnson fields questions from parents at the PTA meeting. Linda Welch Biology Kay Whitehead English Deedy Williams English Sue Wooster English Carnell Wright Librarian 107 The day custodians keeping the school clean are; Willie Mae Davis, Hermon Glaspie, Henry Coleman, and Ralph Benavidez. The night custodians who come in to clean up after the students leave are Bobby Davis, Deloris Miller, Thelma Lacy, Trisha Moss, and Maxine Martin. The bus drivers see that students get transportation to and from school are Billy Sitton, Kenneth Lee, Arlander Johnson, Rodger Sprayberry, Mack Hollis, Leea Terry, Cedric Choice, Joyce Evans, Naomi Wylie, Annie Fletcher, Melvima Parker, William Renfro, Lynn Fountain, Danny Ren- fro, Tom Phillips, David Terry, Henry Coleman, Carolyn Blanton, and Annie Price. The cafeteria staff prepares a variety of food for the students each day is Linda Henry, Gladys Guinn, Sylvia Donahoo, Mamie Malone, Luna Pirtle, Elise McAlister, Cathy Chapman, Virgie Hopson, Mary Weatherford, Nan- cy Chapman, Jimmie Sanders, Alyene Johnson, Mary Belcher, and Dorothy Sledge. Mr. Tom Phillips, groundkeeper, works to keep the campus nice and neat. Mrs. Gradyne Riley is the parking attendant who controls traffic on the campus each day. All Lion teams are top of the line in dedication, participation, and attitude regardless of the win-loss tally at the end of the season. Varsity football Lions made it to the area playoffs this year after winning Bi-District and tying for District. These were the first playoff games for the Lions in 9 years. Basketball season is one of the busiest times of the year with 3 girls’ teams and 3 boys’ teams each having at least 2 games weekly. Spring sports such as basketball, track, tennis, and golf hardly get uniforms issued before the an- nual’s final deadline. Even though their coverage is skimpy because they come at the end of the line of the sports’ season, their perfor- mance is always top of the line. Lions Go to Area Game Two trips to Mesquite Stadium climaxed the football season with the Lions losing out on the last outing to McKinney in the area playoffs. The Lions made it to area by ty- ing for the District championship for the third consecutive year. This time Carthage shared the ti- tle, and they were the only District team to defeat the Lions in a 7-6 heartbreaker. Bi-District playoffs had a new twist this year with two teams get- ting to advance from each district. The Lions played Paris in Mesquite and defeated them 32-14 to ad- Lions take a flying leap over Paris. vance to Area. This year’s team was the first one in nine years to make it to the playoffs. Head Coach Jimmy Watson, named Co-Coach of the District, attributed the team’s success to the senior class, the coaching staff, the players, and parents. He said the leadership of the senior class made this team. Wrapping up the season, Coach Watson said, “They played with heart, love, and determination. I’m so proud of them.” Doug Konchek catches a pass for another vous (4) vamTORs [Y 2 menu 2 32 oom reco enon mY FIRST| STATY . The Lions win Bi-District title by defeating Paris 32-14. | Touchdown! Lions celebrate one of their | touchdowns against McKinney in the area | playoffs. | | | Get ‘em guys! The defense held Paris and the other opponents keeping them from outscoring the Lions. Head Coach Jimmy Watson rides high after 32-14 Bi-District victory over Paris. Quarterback Clifton Thurmond tosses the pigskin to Vernon Whetstone who tries to run it down the rain slick astro-turf. The 1982 Varsity Lions break vin Coleman keeps track through to an exciting season. Ber- ferocious Lions. The 1982 Varsity Lions are 1st Row: Coach Reid Waller, Kevin Walker, Wes Goode, Doug Konchek, Scott Thomas, Freddie Smith, Clifton Thur- mond, Buddy Pritchard, Bervin Coleman, Jimmie Candie, Vernon Whetstone, 2nd Row: Coach Mike Teafatiller, Darryl Norris, Willie Bagley, Cedric Oliver, Daniel Propes, Larry Burns, Phil Creer, Rodger Hays, Rodney McNew, Roy Thomas, John Polk, Ralph Stokes, Coach Fred Jackson, Jr., 3rd Row: Head Coach Jimmy Watson, Terry Bradberry, Mark Floyd, Gil Carter, Todd Stephens, Tommy Simmons, Tony Bradberry, Robert Leadon, Tony Montgomery, Chris Warren, Robert Polk, Stefan Smith, Coach Robert Porter, 4th Row: Ken Tillison, Brett Finley, Jim Dickeson, Lee Scoggins, Ken Stapp, Ab Hurst, Doug Brown, Matthew Morton, John Pauley, Carl Woods, and Ronnie Lary. 19 Make All-District Top All-District Team awards went to Tony Montgomery, co- defensive player of the year, Wes Goode, kicker of the year, and Coach Jimmy Watson, co-coach of the year. Other members nam-: ed to the 1st team offense team were q.back Clifton Thurmond, r.back Willie Bagley, w.receiver Doug Konchek, tackle Jim Dickeson, and: guard Ronnie Lary. Named to the 1st team defense were Freddie Smith of secondary; tackle Darryl Norris, and end Jim- mie Candie. On the 2nd team of- fense were t.end Ken Tillison and r.back Vernon Whetstone. Members of the 2nd team defense were I|.backer Ken Stapp, John Polk of secondary, tackle Matthew Morton, and end Roger Hays. Honorable mentions were Rodney McNew, Mark Floyd, and Buddy Pritchard. 1st Row: W. Bagley, F. Smith, K. Tillison, R. Hays, 2nd Row: D. Norris, J. Can- die, K. Stapp, B. Pritchard, 3rd Row: J. Dickeson, R. Lary, T. Mon- tgomery, W. Goode, M. Floyd, V. Whetstone, 4th Row: D. Kon- chek, C. Thurmond, J. Polk, R. Ken Tillison receives help from another Lion to attack an Indian tribe. Willie Bagley Terry Bradberry Tony Bradberry Larry Burns Gil Carter Bervin Coleman Phil Creer Jim Dickeson Ronnie Lary (70) clears a path for the victorious Lions. Vernon Whetstone carefully judges the or- | bit of the ball as it falls into his arms. Ken Stapp asks, “What Coach?” do we do now, Wes Goode Mark Floyd Doug Konchek Ronnie Lary Rodney McNew Tony Montgomery Cedric Oliver John Polk Daniel Propes Lee Scoggins Tommy Simmons Freddie Smith Ken Stapp Ken Tillison Carl Woods Members of the Junior Varsity are Ist Row: Greg Allen, André Barron, Rodrick Pollard, Stacy McCoy, Lee Watson, Adam Robinson, Amos Odom, Tim Blanton, Bruce Bommarito, Joey Watts, 2nd Row: Tim Hodge, James Cooper, Michael Johnson, Kevin White, Tracey Whetstone, John Miller, Keith Walton, Brad Ross, Keith Robertson, Matt Farley, 3rd Row: Coach Troy Mannard, Charles Moore, Eric Dixon, Johnny Mallard, Kelly Cooper, Jeff Stanley, Darren Grammar, Mark Perry, Coach Jerry Holley, Coach Cecil Marks, 4th Row: Patrick Powdrill, Jeff Armstrong, Kevin Green, Rusty Chote, Jerry Wallace, Wes Bishop, Chris Love, and Al Boren. Clifton Thurmond passes the ball with no pressure applied. Matthew Morton (60), Willie Bagley (14), and Freddie Smith (34) control the field in the Lions’ defensive plays. Tony Montgomery sinks a Pirate with ease. Mike Baughman, Booster Club owe and Lee Scoggins discuss the plans for a great season. maga el a 4 2 2). 22 == Pe ek 5 Rink Freshman football members are 1st Row: Gary Green, Ronnie Cook, James Drake, Tommy McDonald, Jeryl Ray, Eric McGee, Willie Candie, Clint Lipsey, James Ross, 2nd Row: Chris Copeland, Robert Moore, Dale Clark, David Perry, Michael Wallace, James Pipkins, Jerry Nicholas, Eric Bell, Tim Anthony, 3rd Row: Coach Joe Crawford, Cedric Jones, Mario Turgon, Steven Goode, Joe Polk, Jay Guin, Toby Moon, Terry Wallace, Coach Keith Tanner, Coach Skip Tamplin, 4th Row: Don Love, Alfred Jackson, Ricky Reed, Roger Carpenter, Steven Sloan, Joseph Bradford, Shane Birmingham, Jud Pool, and Charlie Bridges. Boys Make It to Playoffs A playoff defeat from Palestine ended the Lions district season giving them a third place slot for the year. Both the Lions and the Wildcats had lost four games each and were forced into a tie-breaker in the Robert E. Lee gym in Tyler. The Lions won eight district games under the leadership of new Head Coach Brooks Dozier. They took third place in the FCA tournament which made this the first year for them not to win it. Leading the Lions in scoring was Collin Wade with 491 points. Clifton Thurmond goes up for an extra two points. } F Coach Dozier patiently awaits the outcome of the Jacksonville game. Lions meet in the Den for game pointers. a PP tema me rnmmaisse ie | Members of the varsity team are kneeling: John Miller, Allen Galyean, Harvey Bradford, Gerry Davis, Jeff Anderson, Robert Cepeda, Calvin Neal, Frank Burns. standing: Coach Brooks � Dozier, Bervin Coleman, Micheal Heim, Collin Wade, Warren Mitchell, Clifton Thurmond, | Everett Medford, Coach Joe Crawford. Robert Cepeda Everett Medford Warren Mitchell Calvin Neal looks for a receiver to take the ball down the court. Junior Varsity team members are, kneeling: Patrick Pollard, Rafael Guedez, Tim Hodge, Jeff Stanley, Patrick Powadrill. standing: Coach Joe Crawford, Billy Baker, Carlton Washington, Chris Love, Tres Dozier, Michael Goode, Steve Farris, Greg Allen Mgr. Coach Joe Crawford gives Junior Varsity team members of new plays. hoc eee RE, s “ad raat Gerry Davis is well guarded by his opponent. a High scoring Collin Wade (32) scores again. Lewis Anthony (30) looks on as Kelvin White hits the goal. Joe Polk moves the ball down the court in the local Optimist Tournament for ninth and JV teams. The Freshman team consists of, kneeling: Reginald Childers, Willie Candie, Brent Robinson, Toby Moon, Joe Polk, Michael Roquemore, Robert Thomas, Frank Roquemore, Lewis An- thony. standing: Cedric Jones, John Allison, Brad Thompson, Dane Johnson, Joseph Bradford, Ricky Reed, Kelvin White, Alfred Jackson, Coach Jerry Holley. Patricia Carter, point-guard, shoots from outside as the defense leaves her wide open. Yolanda Duffie Sr. Capt. Ida Isabell Sr. Capt. Linda Linthicum Sr. Capt. The Varsity team members are kneeling: Sheila Lewis, Teresa Dickeson, Ida Isabell, Linda Going up strong for two points is Linda Williams, Rita Pharis, Patricia Carter, Norma Lewis. standing: Coach Lou Thomas, Yolanda Linthicum. Duffie, Sonya Brewster, Linda Linthicum, Jackie Runnels, Linda Roguemore, Tammy Medford — Manager, and Coach Valerie Nesbitt. | Girls Split | Yolanda Duffie looks inside for an open teammate as Patricia Carter looks on. Wins, Losses The Lady Lions took half the season ending up with a 12-12 record, and they finished district play with a 4-8 tally. Senior Linda Linthicum led the team this season with a total of 298 points to boost the team to their victories. Another senior, Yolanda Duffie, contributed 171 points to the team’s scoring. These were the only seniors on the team, and this shortage of experienced leader- ship was a factor in the number of games won. The Junior Varsity on- ly lost one district game to tie for the district co-championship. The ninth grade team finished a perfect season with no defeats to earn them the _ district championship. The Junior Varsity members are Sitting: Jannie Candie, Vickie Runnels, Barbara Lee, Margie Lewis, Bernetta Young, Cheryl Adaway, Kneeling: Audrey Johnson, Ann Sanders, Kelly _ Moore, Felicia Cook, Tami Stone, Thelma Moody, Tangela Gates, Standing: coach Valerie | en Tammy Medford — manager, Vicki Moore, Vanetta Brown, Regina Hicks, and coach ou Thomas. } 125 Shooting the hoop for the junior varsity is Bernetta Young. Sonya Brewster plays close defense against Alto in the Henderson Lady Lion Tournament. Melanie Duran gives it all she’s got for the freshmen as she goes up for a lay-up. Ann Sanders adds to the victory against Central Heights, while Bernetta Young and Vanetta Brown wait to rebound. Ida Isabell shoots a lay-up. The freshman team members are sitting: Gwen Sears, Diane Bishop, Kim Watson, Sharon Partin, Melanie Duran, Cindy Cade, Jessie Copeland, Marina Tobor, Teresa Moore, Brenda Moore, Sherrie Currie, kneeling: Laquita Starling, Cleo Isabell, Peggy Smith, Felisha Coleman, Susan Williams, Diane Dudley, Tina Reedey, Sherrie During a time out, Coach Valerie Nesbitt gives the junior varsity last minute plans. Nobles, Lisa Harper, Linda Fobbs, standing: Leslie Vines, Renee Ross, Debbie Chapman, Belinda Neal, Sharon Brown, Harriet Craig, Cassandra Glaspie, Teresa Scarborough, Kim Bradshaw, Audrey Burnett, and Coach Ruby Johnson. Track Squad Bigger Than Ever ry Coach John Beauchamp makes his rounds dur- ing track practice. | Warming up is an important part of running — it sure helps cut down on those strained muscles. eae Lg Ut) RR BREAN einem tte Cox Stat ee ae a ae : ‘as pete Od pao ae Se har em ene ey HAN Bey et ge ty See nO ater rae ey A pRB LE saline ee de. Fo ies Foes ee Site A, Members of the Track Team are: First Row: Jed Davis, Ken Tillison, Tony Montgomery, Lester Newman, Roger Hays, Wayne Rushton, Lee Wat- son, jimmy Candie, Tim Blanton, William Garland, Ralph Stokes, Mark Wilkerson, Second Row: Clifton Mallard, John Pauly, Ronny Lary, Calvin Neal, Tracy Whetstone, Stacy McCoy, Kevin Walker, Gary Barron, Third Row: Coach Cecil Marks, Jeffrey Jackson, Lopez Brown, Michael Heim, Matthew Morton, Darryl Norris, Doug Brown, Richie Freeny, Coach John Beachamp, Coach Mike Teafatiller, Fourth Row: Kevin Green, Todd Stephens, Darren Grammer, Andrea Barron, Matt Farley, Tony Williams, and Amos Odum. 128 Tony Montgomery FAURE wee “ Tillison Up and over — hopefully. That’s Jed Davis’ goal as he practices pole vaulting. RSNA EMAT ER NPAT INE | Kim Curry, Rebecca Meadows, and Teresa Foster jog around the track. a Varsity team members are First Row: Shelia Lewis, Teresa Foster, Teresa Montgomery, Sandy Higgins, Janie Candie, Erica Reedy, Linda Williams, Jean Brown, Second Row: Yolanda Alexander, mgr., Cheryl Adaway, Patricia Carter, Charlotte Sanders, Bernetta Young, Yvette Roquemore, Cindy Smith, Audrey Johnson, Monica Ford, mgr., Third Row: Coach Ruby Johnson, Felisha Cook, Tangela Gates, Jackie Runnels, Rita Starling, Linda Roquemore, Jackie Neal, Coach Lou Thomas, Fourth Row: Thelma Moody,.Effie White, Vanetta Brown, Sonya Brewster, and Regina Hicks. Girls Track Team Shelia Lewis leaps over a hurdle at practice. Effie White Freshman track members are First Row: Cleo Isabell, Sherri Currie, Marina Tobor, Gwen Sears, Diane Bishop, Karla Kendrick, Susan Williams, Brenda Moore, Second Row: Leslie Vines, Teresa Moore, Audrey Burnett, Felisha Coleman, Lana Whitehead, Kim Bradshaw, Shelly Golden, Third Row: Coach Fred Jackson, Marian Hill, Jennifer Reedy, Diane Dudley, Lin- da Forbes, Reneé Ross, Lisa Harper, Teresa Scarborough, Fourth Row: Laquita Starling, mgr., Cassandra Glaspie, Sherry Nobles, Belinda Neal, Harriet Craig, and Coach Valerie Nesbitt. Jackie Runnels practices jumping into the pit at practice. Sluggers Swing Into Action David Smith has a behind the scenes view at the Carthage tournament. Bervin Coleman Doug Konchek John McCarter Ken Stapp Team members are First Row: Scott Snelgrove, David Smith, Wes Goode, Keith Walton, Doug Knochek, Buddy Pritchard, 2nd Row: Coach Skip Tamplin, Lance Franklin, Gerry Davis, Bervin Coleman, John McCarter, Jeff Copeland, Coach Kenneth Malone, 3rd Row: Jeff Arm- strong, Kevin Cashion, Ken Stapp, Collin Wade, Jason Bridges, and Clifton Thurmond. Coaches Skip Tamplin and Kenneth Malone yell instructions from the sidelines. Jr. Varsity members include 1st Row: Cedric Jones, James Ross, Eric McGee, Steven Goode, | Gary Green, Keith Walton, 2nd Row: Coach Kenneth Malone, Gerry Davis, Scott Snelgrove, | Chris Love, Charlie Bridges, Bobby Zangerine and Coach Skip Tamplin. Ken Stapp gets ready to tag the runner out at first base. The baseball team gets their spirit boosted before the game. Tennis T eam Stays in the Lines Jim Williams returns the serve with emotion. Tina Moore Karen Watson © dwaias hy, Tennis members are Kneeling: Jim Williams, Rafael Guedez, Kem Tea gue, Kim Bradshaw, Tina Moore, Cindi Wade, Standing: John Culley, David Robertson, Robert Watson, Wayne Johnson, Susan Keitt, Karen Watson. John Culley practices on his return during thé Van competition. ‘ Members of the Golf Team are Kneeling: Kevin Ribble, Rodney McNew, Adam Robinson, Michael Jackson, Bart Gragert, Brad Ross, Standing: Coach Keith Tanner, David McKinney, Don Love, Michael Goode, Chris Sanders, Tom Reed, and John Woods. Don Love, Michael Goode, and Brad Ross study the field while waiting to play. David McKinney Rodney McNew Adam Robinson shows good form while driving the ball down the green. 137 : Sed a. ° ¥ x Pi ” =. at ae” - Most Handsome. a d ae i 139 tee - % : ; aa? A Most Popular.; ? . zis Be : . F ae . . wha % nae . | nai : 7 a.. ‘ '. , a ge é 4 eh sete? , ® . 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This year David Smith and Terry Schauwecker were chosen as King and Queen while John David Lee and Leigh Haynes served as first runners-up. Veita McCoy and Fred Childers were second runners-up. tian - John David Lee and Leigh Haynes were chosen as first runners-up. Fred Childers and Veita McCoy were se- cond runners-up. Claudia Hale Named Queen Claudia Hale was named Homecoming Queen in pre-game ceremonies that climaxed a week of spirit-filled activities at school Using the theme ‘Broadway Lions,’”” the court was presented in front of a top hat and cane prop sur- rounded by the band, pep squad, drill team and cheerleaders. Show tunes filled the stadium as the student-elected court and their escorts were presented. Susan Min- ton, student council president, and Linda Linthincum, last year’s queen, shared the honors of crowning Claudia. Elected by the student body to serve on the homecoming court were Cassandra Glaspie, Peggy Smith, Melanie Crim, Claudia Hale, Jan McDonald, Andrett Ladson, Veita McCoy, Tangela Gates and Susan Baker. Escorts are Lewis Anthony, Joe Polk, Scott Snelgrove, John McCarter, Michael Goode, Everett Medford, Fred Childers, Rodrick Pollard, and Michael Baker. ‘ ! Susan Minton, waits with John McCarter to present roses to the new queen. ve. - ie S All groups get out of class for an informal practice session. After homecoming, the crowd gathers at the PTA dance to top the evening off. Students Earn Special Awards Enjoying a Sunday afternoon at the car wash are Senior Most Representative students Andrett Ladson, Linda Linthicum, Willie Bagley, Wesley Goode, Michael Baker and Claddia Hale. Pam Smith was selected a national finalist for her scores on the National Merit Scholarship Test. Taking a night off to enjoy the show are Sophomore Most Representative students Tangela Gates, Jeff Stanley, Amy Wilder, et Wade, Burke Brack, and Susan Baker. Grabbing a bite to eat at McDonald’s, the Juniors Most Representative students are Dana Brown, Scott Snelgrove, Rebecca Parker, Tracy Hughes, Robert Shipp, and Cindy McNew. Bart Lauderdale won the Bausch and Lomb science award. Michael Baker was selected to the National FFA Chorus for two consecutive years. Playing video games at the skating rink are the Freshmen Most Representative students Cassandra Glaspie, Peggy Smith, Patrick Powdrill, Sharon Partin, Joe Polk, John Culley. 152 Top of the Line Students Chosen Gina Gillis Choral Music Greg Green Carla Bommarito Ag Co-op D.E. Yolanda Duffie Pam Christopher Girls Ath VOE’s Mikeal Fountain Willie Bagley ICT Boys Ath. Angelee Flanagan Journalism Kristina Smith 3 Sine Leanne Holland HECE a ee 2 Foreign Language | Marlin Brown | Art ; 153 154 Bart Lauderdale Science Latonya Hamilton Girls P.E. ,, oe ‘ “ wy KP oe ey z Me Gir a A ” eal Kay Miller Homemaking Anita Jones Business Susan Minton Band Linda Poehlman Math Tommy Simmons Industrial Arts Tey Ff 24 ' a 7a Pam Smith English Laura Smith Social Science Tonya Deck Drama Tony Pirtle Agriculture Vicent Simon Boys P.E. 155 156 Senior Class Selects Annual Hi-Life Poll Each year the Hi-Life, the school newspaper, takes a poll of the Senior Class to see who they think is Most Likely to Succeed, Friendliest, Most Athletic, Most Studious, Wittiest, Neatest, Cutest, Best Dancer and who has the Most School Spirit. A boy and a girl are selected for each category, and with such a large senior class, it makes the selec- tions rather hard. But these students stand out in the category they were chosen for. Most Likely to Succeed Michael Baker — Susan Minton Friendliest _ Wesley Goode — Claudia Hale Most Athletic Willie Bagley — Linda Linthicum tees) smn, Lon dee MT ee Most Studious Bart Lauderdale — Pam Smith ; Best Dancer Everett Medford — Ida Isabell Most School Spirit Ken Tillison — Natalie Vinson | Cutest Wittiest Neatest ‘Rodney McNew — Paige Lee Scoggins — Leigh John Polk — Andrett | Milstead Haynes Ladson : 157 Organizations are the spice in a school day. The thought of spending six periods a day, every day, in class, with no variety is enough to make a student turn off the alarm, crawl back in bed, and stay there. The many groups on campus plan activities that are fun, enter- taining, worthwhile, and as a bonus — educational too. Not all learning comes from a textbook. Activities sponsored by these groups — pep rallies, band trips, talent shows, Christmas parties, Valentine post office, Christmas greetings, can food drives, candy sales — make the day worth get- ting up for. Band Wins Sweep- stakes Marching, practicing, fund rais- ing, practicing, playing, practicing, and more practicing filled the year for the band, the largest organiza- tion in high school. All that practicing paid off when the band won Sweepstakes at the UIL marching contest in Rose Stadium in Tyler. Backed by a strong Booster Club, the group raised money for a spring trip to Washington, D.C. by sponsoring a radio day on KGRI, holding a car wash at Wal- Mart and selling a variety of novel- ty items. Characterized by a strong feel- ing of group loyalty, this organiza- tion proves it will do whatever necessary to make it top of the line. Band members work hard to make their performances outstanding. Band members Nancy Rasmussen, Kerri Carlson, Steven Sloan, and Paul Houston . huddle close as they try to stay warm and dry, at the McKinney playoffs. The band steps off to an exciting year. Cindi Somerville is announced Band Sweetheart 1982. | M ti The band marches in perfected lines. Jed Davis, Adrienne Stover, and Susan Cassity work as “D.J.’s’’ on Radio Day. Mr. Ronnie Ferguson makes the band what The hall band leads the students to the pep rally. it is by devoting his time and effort. Laura Smith, Cindi Somerville, and Glenda Hughes wait to perform another routine. Co-Drum Majors Lead Big Band For the first time in many years the band was led on the field by a duet of drum majors. Cindi Somerville and Susan Minton co- drum majors, shared the joint responsibility of student leadership. , Working with a front line of 12 twirlers paid off as all these girls received recognition for their hours of summer and after school practice. Entering solo and ensemble contests, the twirlers brought home a total of 14 medals. Three outstanding medals were won in camp during the summer activities which combined fun with a lot of hard work. The twirlers lead the band to award win- ning achievements. Pressure is upon the twirlers not only on the field on Friday nights but also in every- day practice. Co-Drum Majors Cindi Somerville, and Susan Minton add more excitement to Fri- day night half-time. Carol Gillis, Susan Cassity, Donna Robinson i lags and Jackie Glasper take a break during an afternoon practice. ‘Pop’ By Practice Pop! Swirl. Pop! Swirl. Pop! Those pops of the flags snapping through the air happen only after hours of practice. Flag corps members went to camp this summer to improve their techniques and_ learn routines. The group entertained the stu- dent body during the senior pep rally when they dressed like “Hap- py Days’ cast members and boogied to “No Name Boogie.” Half-time performances were enlivened by the addition of these girls parading with their colorful banners. Gina Gillis prays that she will remember what comes next. _ The Flag Corps outlines the band and adds color to the drills. Band Wins Many Events Band officers display the trophy won at marching contest. Contests are an important part of the band’s activities because they offer both group and in- dividual recognition. The band won Sweepstakes at marching contest, placed 26 peo- ple in the All-Region band and four in All-Area. In addition, many medals were won in UIL Solo and Ensemble contest. Through these contests, the in- dividual has the opportunity to stand out from the group by perfecting his own abilities. Members of the All-Region Band are 1st Row: Anita Jones, Kim Clay, Tina Prior, Susan Minton, Cindi Somerville, 2nd Row: Ellen Christopher, Teresa Scarborough, Sue Scott, Fayette Lewis, Kim Griffin, Kristi Easley, 3rd Row: Meredith Stafford, Marla Hale, Jennifer Manck, Lori Hahn, Sherri Blair, Cathy Benson, Rae Ludwig, Karen Ussery, Greg Chapman, Lisa Hill, Jeff Glasscock, Robert short 4th Row: Monte Osburn, Scott Whitehead, David Cowee. All-Area Band members are Ellen Christopher, Sherri Blair, Robert Shipp, David Cowee. Two Make rac nee are Burke Brack A 1 1 - Stat e Placing two students in the All- State Choir was one of the major accomplishments of the choir this year. Burke Brack, tenor, and Rae Ludwig, alto, earned a spot in that select group. Nine other students sang their way into All-Area positions out of the seventeen that placed in All-Region. UIL contests gave individuals and small groups an opportunity to be judged on their ability. Members of the All-Area Choir are 1st Row: Gina Gillis, Tammy Moore, Cathy Benson, Ray Ludwig, 2nd Row: Jerry Newman, Burke Brack, Tom Vandergriff, Kevin Roper, Mark Wilkerson. Ce Ge as ae Saeed All-Region Choir members are 1st Row: Rae Ludwig, Gina Gillis, Mark Wilkerson, Jerry Newman, Burke Brack, Tom Vandergriff, Carol Gillis, Angela Enloe, Marla Hale, Amy Hall, Jo Ellen Toon, Sue Kevin Roper, Meredith Stafford. Scott, 2nd Row: Jennifer Hoebel, Tammy Moore, Cathy Benson, Choirs Entertain, Compete Entertaining the public and competing at contests keep members of all four choirs busy the entire year. Many afternoons of after school practice are spent prepar- ing for contests including All- Region, and solo and ensemble for individuals. Each choir com- petes as a unit in UIL competition. In addition, daily class practices help get together those entertain- ing programs given throughout the community. A small performing group, the Choraliers, perform for civic groups and banquets. Robert Shipp, Burke Brack, and Gina Gillis bundle up for the outdoor singing session. Preparing to sing a Christmas program, the motional Saturday. This freshman group Concert choir sang downtown for a pro- trains singers for Concert Choir. The Acapella choir, made up of girls, sings in four part harmony without accompaniment. These freshmen get their first opportunity to perform for the student body at the an- nual Christmas concert. | wie 7 soh ’ 7 a, � Pa � “v4 Lab 4 age Ss e teeatahe aate fs 7 6 TA es avid of) aute I Patti Wilder, Audrey Burks, and Rae Marie Ludwig carol to the customers in Sound Spectrum. 167 Girls Boost School Spirit “S’’ stands for spirit and the cheerleaders have it and show it with this pom-pom routine. ° F - 4 : i iwi OWS 1 | | p if p a Sidelined for a few minutes, these girls boost the spirit of all performing groups. Nine energetic girls boosted the student body spirit this year with every zany activity they could devise. From a dance routine to ‘Pac- Man Fever” (twice — due to elec- trical troubles) to dressing up in Halloween costumes, the Linda Linthicum, head cheerleader, seldom seen still, waits for her que in the pep rally. cheerleaders spared no effort in building school spirit. Beginning in August with camp, all the girls spent a great deal of time, effort, and creativity in leading the student body. The cheerleaders, with award winning spirit, worked hard to support the Lions. Officers have the music in them as they line up for this routine. Practice makes perfect, lots of practice, as the girls have after school workouts each day. Drill Team members go to the hop. This performance won the group two trophies at camp. Drill Team Entertains Entertaining the crowd during half time or dancing in the pep rallies, the Lions Pride Drill Team is always trying to show school spirit. After a slow beginning at the Hallsville game, the line improved throughout the football season. In addition, the Drill Team brightened the pep rallies with their performance of ‘At The Hop,’ and also by recruiting a new line of football guys for the senior pep rally. ag é. . is ing a An impressive line of 25 girls and 5 officers using hoops, flashgloves, This year a Booster Club was also formed to work with the group. pompons and special costumes provided a variety of entertainment. Natalie Vincent, pres. and Leigh Haynes, vice pres. keep the Pep Squad in order at the Homecoming game. One of the largest Pep Squads in the district makes a lot of noise for their team. Riding through downtown in the car parade were Pep Squaders from every class. : Pep Squad Loyal Group Backing the Lions 100 percent were 158 girls who showed their loyalty by participation in every game, pep rally, and_ school activity. During the summer, the girls practiced to learn various chants and cheers for the upcoming season. Along with cheers, they learned how to form the victory lines that greeted the players before each game. Organizing this large group were their sponsors Mrs. Tammy Massengale and Miss Lisa Com- mons. The girls also elected a president, vice president, row captains, and spirit leaders to teach and guide them. Red and blue pompons, Pep Squad T-shirts, spirit ribbons, but- tons, and a lot of spirit make a Pep Squad girl easy to spot. The loyalty this group has for the Lions is shown by their abun- dance of spirit. Natalie Vincent demonstrates ‘Red-Blue’ at one of the summer practices. Freshman girls try to get it together for their first year on the squad. The football games wouldn’t be the same without the constant spirit of the Pep Squad. Leigh Haynes was named Miss Pep Squad and Ken Tillison was chosen Mr. Athlete by popular vote of the Pep Squad. These honors are given yearly to deserving seniors who have shown exceptional spirit and Pep Squad Chooses Leaders, Honors athletic abilities. Leigh has been in the Pep Squad four years and served as vice president her senior year. Ken played tight end for the Lions this year and was named to the All-District second team. Row captains, spirit leaders and officers are chosen by the girls to coordinate their perfor- mances. These leaders super- vise the group and have the ex- tra responsibility of keeping the group in line. These fourteen girls kept the spirit up and the rows in order as spirit leaders and row captains, Mrs. Tammy Massengale presented gifts from the pep squad to Ken Tillison, Mr. Athlete, and Leigh Haynes, Miss Pep Squad. The officers of the pep squad are Natalie Vincent, pres; Leigh Haynes, vice pres; Susan Ross, sec; Angelee Flanagan, treas; and Janna Weatherford, rep. 7 FCA Serves Community Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a club made up of students in boys’ athletics. These sports in- clude football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis and golf. This club participates in communi- ty activities such as the canned food drive for needy people dur- ing the Christmas holidays. FCA also sponsored a basketball tour- nament where the members worked the ticket booth and the concession stand. Members voted on various activities such as the canned food drive and the elections of new officers. Doug Knochek waits for the meeting to Fellowship of Christian Athletes is made up of the boys who play in some type of sporting begin. event. 173 NHS Gives Scholarship National Honor Society members chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, character and service started a tutoring service for the com- munity this year. Money earned from this along with proceeds from their bake sale and volleyball tournament go to giving a scholarship to a Being organized isn’t everything, even these pees are confused as they wait to have their picture made. Renee Reeves cannot choose between all the different foods at the Christmas party. member each year: New members are selected in the spring and “tapped” into the organization by the others. Michael Baker, Gina Gillis, and Susan Cassi- ty take control of the bake sale sponsored by the NHS. oe a 2 NHS members are selected by the faculty on the basis of scholar ship, leadership, character and school service. Cindy Green smiles as she answers the Thespians Work for Department The Thespian Troupe, made up of those interested in drama, work to support the Theater Arts program. The money they raise is used to buy costumes and maxe-up for the drama department and for the end of the year banquet. In order to raise money, they sold tickets to each play. Also a drawing was held and prizes were awarded. Principal A. Gene Smith won the $50 prize and donated it back to the Thespians Troupe for their activities. The Thespians may seem like they are having fun, but many hours of work are behind this so-called fun. Industrial Arts Club Has Meetings The Industrial Arts Club is af- filiated with a national and state organization of those interested in drafting and other industrial- related skills. The club entered the state drafting competition at Texas A M. Club members receive state and national newsletters that keep them informed of activities of other groups. This year the club decorated a car for their sweetheart to ride in the Christmas parade. They also had a Christmas party. The Industrial Arts Club sponsored by Mr. Mike Walters is affiliated with the national organization of Industrial Arts. Industrial Arts Club sweetheart, Claudia Hale, smiles as she waves to the crowd at the Henderson Christmas parade. Randy Yates takes time out to read instead of listen. Library Club Explores Library-related activities are the main goal of the Library Club which explores different aspects of the Library. Mrs. Joe Griffin spoke to the Library Club explaining the variety of information that the Rusk Mrs. Joe Griffin speaks to the club about the Rusk County Library. The Library Club supports the library with activities. County Memorial Library holds. During Library week the group made posters as well as book markers with the theme: ‘Go For lta? Drenda Brooks, Tom Reed, Billy Baker, and Tina Prior enjoy the Christmas party during the Library Club meeting. Glenda Hughes, Tina Prior, Kristi Easley, and Donna Holts give all their attention at the Library Club meeting. Student Council members help in discussing Mrs. Linda Smith and Mrs. Tammy Boat- various activities offered to the new arrivals. wright joined forces in sponsoring the Newcomers Club. Newcomers | Learn About New School Newcomers, a Student Council sponsored group, is an organiza- tion of students new to the school. Given an opportunity to be someone is what the new students are offered. Students have a chance to see what is available in each club. Speakers from different groups come and explain the details in membership and enrollment in their organization. Students are then able to choose the activities and groups that appeal to them. Suzanne Moye, Monnie McGee and Todd Overhultz enjoy new friendships at the Christmas party. Rosi aq Me; 178 Juanita. Walker serves Mrs. Dorthy Jo Taliaferro ) during Teacher Appreciation Week. Rosie Starling, Darlene Douglas, Rhonda Odum, Sonja Jackson, and Roslyn McAlister wait to ride in the Christmas parade with the HERO club. HERO is an organization that gives students job training. HERO Adopts Grandparents Home Economics Related Oc- Cupations is a group made up of students getting on-the-job- training, through the HECE voca- tional program. The organization had a candy sale this year. Part of the money earned from this goes toward preparations for the annual Employee and Employer Banquet. HERO sponsored a Teacher Ap- preciation Week. They also honored their adopted grand- parents which they selected from each nursing home. The rest is used to pay the ex- pense to the area and state meetings. JETS Study Science Several senior JETS members traveled to Robert E. Lee High School in Tyler and carried science projects which were worked on in the special topics in science class. Pam Smith won first place with her project of “The Analysis of Airborne Pollutants.” Also, the JETS had their annual carnation sale on Valentine’s Day. The red carnation represented love, the white carnation represented secret admirer, and the pink and yellow carnations represented friendship. JETS members elect officers at their first meeting. JETS Club held its annual carnation sale on Valentine’s Day. 180 Sponsored by Miss Mary McCollum, JETS Club members participated in various areas of science-related topics. Ralph Stokes, Jeff Anderson, Robert Virden, and Tim McCullough enjoy coke and cookies at the club’s Christmas party. a SA aooey i} sees eS ¥ + 4 Fy ee eer a ye en ae Sponsored by Mrs. Linda Welch, the Junior JETS organization enables its members to become familiar with various science-related careers. Junior JETS Explore Career Opportunities Many activities highlighted the Junior JETS club year. Several club members worked on projects for NASA, and some members par- ticipated in UIL calculator and science contests. Also, club members traveled to A M to the Women’s Engineering Conference to see different types of science topics and_ hear speakers explain various science- related careers. alls. Junior JETS members bring on the Christmas spirit with coke and cookies. Club members attend the Women’s Engineering Conference at A M. Council members Susan Minton, Dana Brown, and Claudia Hale exchange ideas. Student Council Serves School One of the highlights of the -performed services to the school year was that the Student Council by sponsoring Alcohol Awareness sponsored Spirit Week when Week and the Blood Drive. students and faculty took part in Punk Rock Day, Bandanna Day, Red and Blue Day and Lion Day. It was a fun-filled week that not only broke the regular school routine, but also built spirit daily reaching a climax on Friday with Homecoming festivities. In other projects the Council Tangela Gates and Carey Bailey hang a poster for the March of Dimes bucket rigade. Sponsor Linda Smith and Tracy Hughes clash on Punk Rock Day. ’ The Student Council is a group composed of students from each grade that are selected by popular vote by the student body. Mrs. Linda Smith is Student Council sponsor. Art Club members exchange ideas at a meeting. Art Club Enters Contests Regional VIl portfolio contest held in Kilgore was one of the highlights of the Art Club. Several club members traveled to Kilgore to participate. Marlin Brown, who won a $400 scholarship at the contest, was among these. Club members also traveled to the oil museum where they received a tour of the museum. LeAnne Holland and Marlin Brown are two of the students who participated in the contest at Region VII. Mrs. Gayle McDonald sponsors the Art Club that participates in a number of art related activities. District president, Michael Baker presides Jed Davis and Matt Farley, members of the FFA special talent team, placed first in district and over the district convention. third in area competition. Glenda Hughes, escorted by Ken Tillison, FFA members compete in a number of shows and have won a number of individual awards. competes for district FFA sweetheart, win- FFA sponsors are Jerry Bacon, Joe Scarborough, and Joe Watts. ning third. : FFA Hosts District Convention Hosting the district Future Farmers of America Convention was one of the many activities of this class related organization this year. was in charge of the talent show where the club’s talent team won Ag students prepare sandwiches for the FFA bar-b-que. Michael Baker, district president first place and placed third in area. Glenda Hughes, sweetheart, placed third in competition. Kevin McDaniel was nominated for area vice president and went on to be elected to that office at the area meeting. Before the district meeting FFA’ers sponsored a bar- b-que as a fund raising project. One of the group’s yearly ac- tivities is National FFA Week. This ae We ag ais AN S Ay et . Serres Ag Co-Op students work at ag-related jobs as well as participate in all FFA extra activities. year radio station KGRI broad- casted from the ag shop as students worked on_ their projects. Other annual events the club attended were the Fort Worth Stock Show, Houston Stock Show, Dallas Fair and the local project shows. They also competed in judging contests and held their Parent-Student banquet. Ken Stapp explains to broadcaster, Jim Wallace, how the students do their ag projects. OEA Sponsors Many Projects OEA, Office Education Association, is made up of students working during school time at office related jobs through the VOE program. Students in the class junior lab are also in this club. Besides working, this group has many activities. They have participated in pro- jects such as a puppet show and food packages for needy people. They also enter contests and take field trips. Terry Schauwecker, Rhonda Odum and Teena Dodd say thumbs up to the OEA skating party. Metta Johnson, Mollie Owens, Rhonda Akins, and Rhonda Odum prepare food packages for needy people during the Christmas season. a.) OEA has a number of activities throughout the year, besides working and doing school work. OEA is sponsored by Mrs. Jean McLaurin. Chris Terry and Susan Keitt help themselves to refreshments at the FTA Christmas party. FTA is composed of any high school student who may be interested in seeking a career in the teaching field. FTA sponsors are Mrs. Ayree Stokes and Miss Betty Ballow. Attends State Meet Future Teachers of America helps provide students with knowledge of the teaching pro- fession. Teachers and ad- ministrators spoke at some of the meetings revealing the different aspects of teaching. The officers also attended two conventions. The district conven- tion held in Cayuga and the state convention held in Dallas. There they exchanged ideas with other FTA groups around the state in an effort to improve the local club. Jim Dickeson and Wesley Goode chauffer Laura Smith, president and Paige Milstead, sweetheart in the Christmas parade. FHA Is Active All Year Long Each Valentine’s Day finds FHA members delivering plants to all the faculty for Teacher Apprecia- tion Day. They also host an open house and serve refreshments they’ve made to the faculty. In addition the club this year had a coke party during their membership drive, a hamburger supper for the officer installation and a style show in the spring. Club members also participate in area and state meetings and workshops. They _ traditionally close their year with a trip to Six Flags. New members feasted at the hamburger and ice cream party. Peggy Smith presented Mrs. Wilma Starling with a plant on Teacher Appreciation Day. Tammy Medford serves Mrs. Lou Anne Standard at the FHA open house. Neill Duran and Todd McCoy help unload the many boxes of assorted fruit. ? cLU DECA is a student centered organization designed to develop leadership and civic responsibility. Develops Civic Pride DECA, one of the job related organizations, competed in this year’s Area and State contests dealing with their jobs in retailing, wholesaling, and marketing. Along with the other vocational clubs, DECA sold fruit in the Christmas fruit sale, attended the hayride-weiner roast and the skating party. At the end of the year the club held an employer and employee banquet. They also closed the year with the annual senior trip. VICA is an organization where students are involved in industrial and health related jobs. Joy Gison and Beth Pannell listen attentive- ly for instructions. Projects VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, stays busy with big projects such as preparing the football programs and working with the Christmas fruit sale. Money earned from these pro- jects help finance club contests and socials. This year VICA members joined other vocational clubs for a hayride and weiner roast at Mr. Joe Griffin’s farm. These students work in the In- dustrial Cooperative Training (ICT) program in industrial and health- related jobs. Scott Hammett tells Susie Commons how to roast a weiner. — The foreign Language Club is a group of Spanish and French students interested in the language and culture of these countries. Language Club Sells Suckers One thing students look for- ward to is the annual candy sale sponsored by the Foreign Language Club. An _ imported Spanish sucker for in between classes was nice during the busy school day. The club also put a lit- tle bit of Mexico into the Christmas parade with the large float decorated with paper Spanish flowers. The club also went on a trip to Dallas where they toured a tortilla factory and visited several Spanish shops. Mrs. Claudia Vanis demonstrates how to make the tissue paper flowers that decorated the Foreign Language float in the Christmas parade. Terry Schauwecker and David Smith look over the sandwiches at the club’s Christmas party. Hi-Life Staff Informs School Keeping up with everybody and everything all the time is no easy job, but it’s one newspaper staffers take seriously in their ef- fort to put out a timely and in- teresting publication every three weeks. The Hi-Life is a member of the Inter-scholastic League Press Con- ference which judges the newspaper as a whole and the in- dividual efforts of the staffers. Trying to produce a journalistically sound publication and please the student body all at the same time takes a lot of thought and planning. After they have survived the deadlines, they have the satisfac- tion of performing a needed ser Sophomore staffers work on the circula- tion lists to get everyone’s paper to their sixth period class. Smith, asst. editor, of the Hi-Life, work for excellence. Angelee Flanagan, editor, and Melanie Susan Cassidy and Laura Smith look over . ; kl contacts to pick out pictures. vice to their school by giving out information and placing people and groups in the limelight for the rest of the student body to see. All work and no play is no fun. Hi-Life staff members find time for both. Staff Works to Compile a Memorable Yearbook Deadlines, broken typewriters, out-of-focus pictures — it’s a wonder (no make that miracle) that 13 people ever get a 244 page yearbook completed by March 10 so the student body can receive it in May. It’s difficult to please everybody on everything all the time, but the staff, made up of a cross-section of the student body, works hard at it. A lot of thought, ideas, and planning have gone into this volume of the Lions Den, and the staff sincerely hopes it is as mean- ingful and pleasurable to you as it is to them. Kim Spence, editor, and Vicki Browne, jr. editor, had fun making this year’s Lions’ Den fantastic. Kim Griffin and Tammy Douglas make plans for the completion of the sophomore section. 193 ORGANIZATION INDEX Annual Staff Tracy Crim Robert Shipp g Audrey Burks SPONSOR: Gay Allen Jason Davis Curt Simmons Kevin Carlson Kim Spence, editor Jed Davis Vincent Simon : Andy Cassity Vicki Browne, jr. editor Pam Deason Cathy Sledge q Melinda Hahn MEMBERS: Tonya Deck Renea Sledge : Marla Hale Tammy Douglas Sandra Denny Sharon Sledge : Jennifer Hoebel : Robert Forester Teresa Dickeson Steven Sloan : Paul Houston Kim Green Tammy Douglas Brenda Smith Q Kelly Keeling Kim Griffin Kristi Easley Chuck Smith o Rae Marie Ludwig Donna Holts Angela Enloe Cindy Smith : Jennifer Manck Kelly Keeling Paul Evans Sherrie Smith L Tammilee Moore Roxanne LaGrone Stacey Faulkner ___Lynelle Soape | Jerry Newman Fayette Lewis Berneita Fields Michelle Sparkman Nancy Rasmussen Veita McCoy Robert Forester Kim Spence Kevin Roper Vicki Moore Tim French Meredith Stafford Robert Shipp Lynelle Soape Denise Floyd Adreinne Stover yy Sharon Sledge Tangela Gates Cheryl Tate Merideth Stafford Carol Gillis Jeff Tate : jeff Stanley oo Gina Gillis Kim Teague - Cheryl Tate j Billy Gipson Jo Ellen Toon Johnny Taylor Scots Holes Delicia Gibson Kiera Toll Tom Vandergriff Seve baat os Jackie Glasper Troy Turk Lisa Weatherford OFFICERS: Jeff Glasscock Karen Ussery S Mark Wilkerson Tonya Glenn Jo Walker : Paige Woodward Shelley Golden Angelene Warren A CAPPELLA Cindy Graham Carlton Washington MEMBERS: , Cifidy Green... Regina Washington Shauna Blevins _ KitmGreen. ps ’ Kim Watson Lara Bonham : i : te oo, tina Derenda Brooks Mary Copeland Lisa Hill Dan Hogan Jenee Houston Paul Houston Randy Hudma Glenda Hug Leslie Arnold sgh Cindy Burbank Kerri Carlson Jennifer Carter Debbie Chapman Jessie Copeland Tracy Dansby Kim Pobuda Linda Poehlman ona Price 2 Nancy Rasmussen - Susan Cassity pee Reews Robert Cepeda Greg Chapman ! ; Charles Cherry es David Robertson Ellen Christopher Ae, _. KevinRoper — Rhonda Christopher a “oy Dione Rowell - - : is Christie Claxton gs we, 9 es = Jacqueline Runnels LC .. ‘ON, Soc. he Kim Clay x | Wayne Rushton” our CONCERT CHOIR® Susie Commons oo. Meso Teresa Scarborough Meme” 7 7 y KennethGook =. Jackie Schreiderjan e David Cowee - C4 . re - Tammy Crim a ah Cheryl Benson Shari Benson Rhonda Blevins Carla Bommarito Mike Bradley James Brady Dennis Brandl jeff Brown Angela Carpenter Toni Donaldson Neill Duran Kim Ellis Debbie Forsythe Carla Graham Sherri Haskins Kim Hulsey Morris Jackson Sonja Kerley Todd McCoy Adolphus Murphy Billy Loiver Kevin Partin Betty Searcy Sherri Smith Kaylynn Yeager DrillTeam_ SPONSORS: Tammy Massangale Lisa Commons OFFICERS: Jana Weatherford, capt. Paige Milstead, 1st It. Angelee Flanagan, It. Cherrie Miller, It. Sally Pendergrass, It. MEMBERS: Penny Bradshaw Dana Brown | Browne Marla Hinsley __, Monica Hodges “Jennifer Hoebel Jeanna Johnson Kelly Keeling Paige Leuschner Ruby Lewis 4 Chris Anderson Eric Bell Darren Grammer Gary Green Kevin Green Jay Guin Rodger Hays Ab Hurst David Johnson Doug Koncheck Clint Lipsey Don Love John McCarter Eric McGee Rodney McNew Tony Montgomery Toby Moon Charles Moore Matthew Morton Jerry Nicholas David Perry Mark Perry Judd Pool Daniel Propes Don Reed Adam Robinson Gerald Roy Tommy Simmons Stephen Sloan Jeff Stanley Todd Stephens Ralph Stokes Mario Turgeon Collin Wade jerry Wallace Michael Wallace Terry Wallace john Watkins Keith Walton Chris Warren Foreign Language SPONSOR: Claudia Vanis OFFICERS: Penny Bradsahw, pres. Dorothy Montgomery, v. pres. Melissa Johnson, sec. ington, treas. e L Carey Bailey - Dana Brown Kerrie Channel Angie Clamp Kenneth Cook Tracy Crawford Kim Currie Susan David Smith Lynelle Soape Ken Tillison, pres. Michael Baker, v. pres. Scott Thomas, sec. Ken Stapp, treas. jeff Craig, rep. Damon Bassett, sent. Jed Davis, stu. adv. MEMBERS: Jason Akin Debi Anderson Christopher Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Jenny Anderson Tracey Austin Kelli Ballenger Danny Barrett Darin Bassett Keith Bassett Anthony Berry Darren Blanton Tim Boshart . Terry Bradberry Tony Bradberry Charles Bridges Jason Bridges Jeffery Brochu William Brown Richard Bundrick Stacy Bundrick Lori Burke Audrey Burks Frank Burns Danny Cain Kathy Cain Kim Chapman Courtney Christian Ronnie Cook James Cooper Kristopher Copeland Todd Craig Scott Daniels Jason Davis Kristy Davis Mikel Davis Tony Deck Matt Doerge Kevin Dorsey Tracy Dorsey James Duke Randy Duke Pat Goss Carla Graham Bart Gray Debra Gray — Donna Grees Greg Green” Richard Gregory Trey Hacker Bobby Hackett Don Hardwick Tony Hardy — Rodger Hays. Calvin Horton Mark Hunt Ab Hurst i: e Todd Hite - al Hutto Vickie Moore Paul Morrison Terry Nicholas Darryl Norris Craig Partin John Pauley Marcul Perry Tony Pirtle Judd Pool Don Prior Daniel Propes Taylor Reynolds Kevin Ribble Gary Robinson Nancy Robinson Brad Ross Christopher Sanders Curtis Simmons David Simmons Tommy Simmons Kurtis Sledge Savid Spivey Randy Sprayberry Chuck Smith Stefan Smith Todd Stephens Bryan Stillwater Thomas Taylor Larry Thomas Roy Thomas Angela Turgeon -Robert Wallace Joey Watts Chris Weaver Rhonda Welch Jim Williams Darryl Whitlow Jody Whitlow Freddy Wilson Future Homemakers of America SPONSORS: Pat Darby Roselyn Bobo Kermis Gooden CLUB 1 OFFICERS: Rhonda Odum, pres. Yolanda Duffie, v. pres. Amanda Whitley, v. pres. Freddie Smith, v. pres. Johnny Boose Harvey Bradford Jean Brown June Brown Frances Burnett Lena Candie ‘Phillip Creer Barbara Davis Monica Ford Loretta Graves Elmer Hall Latonya Hamilton Ida fsabell Morris Jackson Connie Jon: Oscar Joseph Ronnie Lary Veita McCoy, swhrt. Everett Medford - KayMiller Tony Montgomery Adolphus Murphy Patrice Nickerson Agnes Nobles Brazil Nobles _ ‘ Cassandra pate g Linda Roquemore Regina Washington Hi-Life Staff Melanie Smith, rep. Pam Sherow Susan Williams SPONSOR: J. D. McCarter, treas. Travis Simon Gay Allen Jo Ellen Toon, swhrt. Debra Wade HERO Angelee Flanagan, Meetais Linda Walker SPONSOR: editor : ale Aggen Stevie Walker F Melanie Smith, asst. editor Jaff Anderson Ava Lois Jones Vernon Whetstone OFFICERS: MEMBERS: oe _ Linda Williams Patrick Carter, pres. Susan Cassity : st i Urs Kenneth Woods Juanita Walker, v. pres. Kets Easley : ihe ny CLUB 2 Lisa Lewis, v. pres. Cindy Green : tee PES, OFFICERS: Vanetta Brown, pres Donna Costlow, v. pres. Karen rtall ’ Charles Cherry JoAnn Bailey, v. pres. Patty Boyd, v. pres. Monica Hodges Tres Cooley Sonja Jackson, v. pres. Kristie Smith, v. pres. Page beecone Jeff Crai Regina Hicks, v. pres. Ruby Lewis, sec. Caroline Doneey LaRose ee Patty Hasbell, v. pres. Gloria Roquemore, treas. David Robertson Kristy Davis Marian Johnson, v. pres. Rosie Starling, hist. Laura Smith Teresa Dickeson Tammy Medford, sec. Roy Witcher, parl. -. Chris Terry Kim Ellis Cheryl Adaway, treas Ralph Starling, sgt.-at-arms ences Ese noe her Lance Franklin Vicki Runnels, hist. Jackie Glasper, rep. Allen Galyean Kathy Weatherford, hist. Ruby Lewis, swhrt. Kim Green Rosalyn McCalister, parl MEMBERS: Monica Hodges William Wilson, sgt.-at-arms Sara Alexander DonnaHolts MEMBERS Linda Ballard Kelly Ke Greg Allen Cedric Blanton Bettie Anthony John Duraso Adra Barron Alan Medford Gary Blanton Hobert Miller Sonja Brewster Lisa Moores, Jannie Candie ] : ’ Angela Colem ; : 7 ‘ : ate. Watson, rep. Hershel Céa: ; ; € r se Rode: Gay Carroll — : ehh andy Hi Jan Gallander, pres. Diane Dudley, v. pres. im Watson -ptes. Peggy Smith, sec. Jennifer Reedy, treas. Cami Hudson Crystal Hunter Melissa Johnson __ Nicole Johnston Linda cum }. D. McCarter jeffGranzin — Kim Griffin Rafael Guedez Dan Harrington Chris Love Kimberly Maloney Bone Holts, v. pres. Kristi Easley, sec. Kim Griffin, treas. Lynelle Soape, rep. Caroline Moseley, swhrt. MEMBERS: Rachel Arndt Derenda Brooks Tracy Crim Karen Hall Midge Lacy, hist. Cindy McNew Susan Morris Fayette Lewis Glenda Walker, hist. Dawn McRae oe Moseley Sheila Lewis Eric Bell, parl. Kelley Munch a. Nica Katherine Moseley Reginald Childers, sgt.-at-arms. Chanan Nilsen anan Nilsen Jackie Neal MEMBERS: Marty Odom Shane Odom Tina Prior Tammy Aaron Mollie Owens Tony Pirtle Tom Reed Kelvin Alexander Julie Parrish Tina Prior Dione Rowell Lewis Anthony Colleen Phillips Tom Reed — Mikey Scott . Timothy Anthony Ethel Postell Manuel Rodriquez Cathy Sledge | Dianne Bishop Nicole Perry Jackie Schniederjan Renae Sledge gs Joseph Bradford Chrystal Rogers Chuck Smith ‘ Robert ‘gps : oe Delicia Gibson Susan Ross pie eae ‘ see oti pen as Joey Watts � National Honor Joy Holcombe Melanie Smith ae Scott tbe ‘ee : Society ; Lisa Hilliman Cindi Somerville © Ighn Woods SPONSOR: Toby Moon © ‘ Ralph Stokes . Carol Sc Wayne Moores Beth Taliferro: JETS 5 ae 3 Belinda Neal Argina Thrasher SPONSOR: — ee) ; Sherrie Nobles Kim Turlington Marilyn Johnson _ Seta ¥ yy ‘ Tomesa Nobles Karen U vay Mary McCollum | Gina: oe 9 Joe Polk ' ste nD ive i. a __ OFFICERS: iy Cythina Reynolds : p Amy Wilder yu a 7 4 ; | Cliff Gage; pres: Phyllis Ross � Julie Wilkerson ae. Aaa % ,, Michael Baker, v. Pree LaQuita Starling : 8) = jill Willard Gee eee PP Vaura Smith, sec. mek. ee ign LaRose Creer Greg Green Donna Holts Susan Keitt Bart Lauderdale John McCarter Davis McKinney Dorothy Montgomery Debbie O'Neill Monte Osburn Linda Poehiman Renee Reeves Laura Smith Melanie Smith Pamela Smith Cindy Somerville Jo Ellen Toon Newcomers Club SPONSOR: Linda Smith OFFICERS: Monnie McGee, pres. sh “Todd Overhultz, v. Erma Foutz, sec., Omar Gonzales, ’ MEMBERS: � Paul Ferguson — Denise Floyd Dan Harrington ek — Pam Christopher Christie Claxton Paige Leuschner Robin Lynch Veita McCoy Jan McDonald Rhonda McDonald Kandy McFarland Cindy McNew Brenda Metzger Angela Miller Paige Milstead Jo Nan Morris Tanna Morris Patrice Nickerson _ Rhonda Odum � Robin O’ Quinn Mollie Owens _ Renee Parault - Rebecca See . aw: Renee Reeves Terry Schauwecker Judy Stephens Adrienne Stover Janna Weatherford jill Willard Pep Squad SPONSORS: Tammy Massangale Lisa Commons OFFICERS: Natalie Vinson, pres. Leigh Haynes, v. pres. Susan Ross, sec. Angelee Flanagan, treas. MEMBERS: Leslie Arnold Tonya Bagley Carey Bailey P. onja Hale Karen Hall “yg ete Re comnbe iman _ Karen Hollingsworth ‘Cami Hudson Valerie Hurst Cleo Isabell Sonja Jackson Audrey Johnson 5A i RR AP OEE” ette Jones Rhonda Kelly Karla Kendrick Jackie Lary Tina Moore Linda McClenton Teresa Montgomery Melanie Medford Kim Maloney Rosalyn McAlister Debbie McKinney Vicki Moore Regina McChristian Monnie McGee Teresa Moore Katherine Moseley Agnes Nobles � Doris Neal Bessie Newman Belinda Neal Marty Odom eS _ Julie Parrish Michelle Patrick Erica Reedy Jennifer Reedy Nancy Robinson Chrystal Rogers Yvette Roquemore Renee Ross Becky Rumbo Robin Sadler Susan Sample Charlotte Sanders Regina Scoggin Pam Sherow Pam Smith Donna Sparks Shelly Stalnaker Kristi Stapp Rita S ee 3 Dee Ann Taylor | Marina ar Kim Tu L esligd¥ “Kim Bradshaw Sheri Browne “LaRose John Culley = Melanie Duran Tangela Gates vay wo me art Shipp Scott Snelgrove Robert Virden Collin Wade Darlene Weatherton john Williams Drama SPONSOR: Barbara Taliaferro OFFICERS: Tonya Deck, pres. Donna Brightwell, v. pres. Angie Bush, sec. Todd Overhultz, treas., fav. Nancy Rasmussen, rep. Cindy Green, fav. MEMBERS: Marion Ashmore Karen Belcher Sharon Belcher Cathy Benson Nancy Boyd Patty Boyd Blaine Brooks Sherri Brown Dena Burrows Richie Burrows Jannie Candie Kim Clay Tres Cooley Monic Davis Teresa Dickerson Patti Dudley Cassandra Glaspie Carla Graham Cindy Graham Patrick Gray Kimberly Green Melinda Hahn Pam Harmonson Melissa Harris ennifer Hoebel Pa Houston Chad Milstead, treas. Brenda Smith, rep. — Tim Fredenburg, parl. Dean Dunklin, sgt.-at-arms Joy Gilson, swhrt. MEMBERS: June Brown Sid Carroll Fréd Childers Susie Commons Monic Davis neita Fields lissa Harris Dale Hurley Melanie Medford Gherrie Miller Chad Milstead Timmy Morred Robert Neibert Beth Pannell George Perez Rosalinda Rodriquez Tressia Stafford Laura Thompson William Thompson Natalie Vinson “Henderson — _ Best Town Growing’’ is more than a Chamber of Commerce slogan. As new businesses come in here and others expand, it’s difficult to understand the economic dif- ficulties of cities seen on the net- work news. The merchants and _ industries offer a wide variety of goods and services that rival the selection of any comparable town in the area. This makes trading at home easy. A large part of the yearbook’s budget comes from the following advertisers whose help keeps the price per copy of the annual reasonable. Thanks for making Henderson top of the line. 199 Complete Tire and Front End Service. Full Recapping 1000 Hwy. 79 South BEALLS THE TRIGGER i i — DEPARTMENT STORE igh Fashions at Budget Prices Henderson Plaza Juniors and Missy’s Sportswear Hwy. 79 S. 657-3150 200 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 1801 Old Nacogdoches Road Phone: 657-8277 James H. Dawson, Pastor Keith Yarbrough, Assoc. Pastor 4 S SHOP “Jesus said unto him ‘I am the way, the truth, Tuxedo —«en’s Clothing” and the life, no man cometh unto the father, Rental 102 EAST MAIN but by me.” John 14:6 ya mA BUICK-PONTIAC GMC INC. RE GAL ‘“‘Where our customers are treated like Trans Am royalty” 3 Dealerships in one. 215 Hwy. 79 S. LEON’S PASTRY SHOP Specializing in Fine Baked Goods Full Catering Service GERALD AND SARAH ROPER, Owners - 126 N. Marshall 214-657-2181 Henderson, Texas 75652 657-6535 657-4541 CRIM TRUCK REA = ) RCA TV Sales and Service — P.A. Systems TRACTOR CO. 2-Way Communications — Home Intercoms Serving East Texas With International ROY’S T.V. Trucks and Tractors for Over Thirty ELECTRO NICS eat , LARRY ROY Phones: Tyler Hwy. 657-4581 107 East Charlevoix 657-3600 657-5214 657-3225 101 Kilgore Dr. 202 FRANK VINSON HARDWARE SERVICE CO. Hardware and Machinery Supplies Water Systems — Lawn Mowers 114 N. Marshall 657-5210 PETERSON’S HOME FURNISHINGS 124 N. Marshall Phone: 657-5315 657-6629 Henderson, Texas 75652 Owners: MR. AND MRS. IRA PETERSON 124 N. Marshall 657-5315 or 657-6629 SADLER’S PRESCRIPTION RX SHOPPE BAR-B-QUE RICHARD TODD — Owner SALES INC. 0.0 1 9.83 a 1708 Jacksonville Drive Henderson, Texas 75652 657-5581 401 S. Main 657-8536 203 HENDERSON COCA-COLA EAST TEXAS BOTTLING CO. M EAT 819 North Marshall PROCESSORS e720 Custom Processing and Curing Rt. 7 Box 163— Farm Rd. 782 Henderson, Texas 75652 836-2288 Henderson Plaza_. DAVID L. ROBERTSON — Owner 657 2806 : 204 | | HI-WAY 79 AUTO WELCOME ABOARD PARTS VPAWEL AGEMEN, IM: MACHINE jY og Bi- WAY 79 AUTO PARTS | Sales Representatives Mrs. A. E. (Mary) Morris 613 Slaydon 657-7616 657-5323 Open 7 Days a Week 503 Hwy. 79 N 657-4844 “Community Minded Radio” 1500 Watts 657-2324 1470 KHZ P.O. Box 217 GOLDEN CORRAL 657-4656 214 Hwy. 79 S. 206 ORR CONSTRUCTION Commercial Residential 104 Hwy. 79 N. 657-6350 CROSS AND SONS MOBILE HOMES “Wedding Headquarters” Owner — MARY ANN CHAPMAN 105 W. Main 657-3602 Corner East Main and Hwy. 79 S. TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH -S.B.C. 1100 Kilgore Dr. : | SUBURBAN § SUBURBAN MUR BUILDING | FENCING OLIN JOHNSON — Owner 657-9316 Bus. 657-5038 Home 1707 Hwy. 79 S. BAGLEY’S JETTS IMPORT REPAIR PHARMACY Bee ee USED JETTS IR Prescription Specialists IMPORT REPA Sa : Major and Minor Repair ' PAUL JETT, Owner 1404 Kilgore Dr. 657-9401 657-2541 208 CITIZEN’S NATIONAL BANK “Look to us to look after you.” CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK | ae oy sani Bank On Your @ eer Hometown Team MEMBER FDIC ©657-8521 201 WEST MAIN HENDERSON, TEXAS P.O. Box 1009 657-8521 D.C. DISTRIBUTORS INC. EXON 701 Hwy. 64 657-2516 D. C. Long — Owner CHRISTIAN CLOTHING INC. } CHRISTIAN’S J’S el eee oe MEN’S WEAR “Your Key to Fashion” Henderson Plaza ““A Touch of Class” Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christian and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Christian 657-6301 - 657-3058 Compliments of: WOODLAWN HILLS MOTEL T-SHIRT SHACK SINGER SEWING CENTER SHAWNEE HARDWARE PLUMBING Co. RONALD MOORES MINI MART ROBERTA KILCREASE — TAX SERVICE _. McLAIN’S MEN’S WEAR LAMBETH’S KASH AND KARRIE MINI MART JOHNNY JACKSON BROKERAGE JOE’S FEED FERTILIZER - IRMA’S BEAUTY SHOP HENDERSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER CoO. GILLIS SMITH FURNITURE APPLIANCE L. W. BUILDING CONTRACTORS PIZZA INN of Pepphiinint 116 E. Main HENDERSON PLAZA CENTER 214-657-6736 210 WE'RE THE PLACE Picky PEOPLE PREFER by =. WILLIGM STEGKSPEGRE because we prepare your meal “As You Like It” Sometimes ordering a cut of meat can be filled with drama and suspense, but not here. We'll go to any length to prepare your dinner exactly as you like it. Holiday Swi U. S. 259 SOUTH ¢ P.O. BOX 1064 HENDERSON, TEXAS 75652 PHONE 214 657-9561 OPERATED BY MOTOR HOTEL MANAGEMENT INC ' HENDERSON FLOOR COVERING 617 Hwy. 79 N. 657-9141 GRCLEOLDS | yur AC CO. FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. 520 Hwy. 79 South 657-3518 All Types of Floor Covering 713 West Main 657-3503 “We care for our customers.” HO SHORING Complete L.P. Gas Sales and Service 410 Hwy. 79 N. 657-5511 211 BROWNE CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Best Wishes for a Healthy and Happy Future. from: Dr. Lynn Browne 315 Wilson Across from Henderson Memorial Hospital 657-7507 212 ED’SGLASS |BOBALLEN “—™ SHOP BAR-B-QUE @ AND CATERING SERVICE mo nf Tite “Best By Test” 806 W. Main 657-2705 901 Hiway North WILLARD-STRONG © PHARMACY Convalescent Aids — Veterinary Supplies _ Cosmetics and Jewelry Owners — Ivan Williard — Tommy Strong 111 East Main 657-3587 THOMPSON AUTO SUPPLY MACHINE SHOP HENDERSON, TEXAS 610 Hwy. 64 West 214 657-4524 or 4525 DONALD THOMPSON ““Complete Machine Shop Service’”’ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH “Congratulations to the Graduating Seniors”’ 657-2504 207 W. Main 214 BOB LANIER — Distributor 4 pee Roos and Butterflys Specializing in Large and Half Sizes Fashions for Young and Old 107 W. Main 657-7451 of | _— di fr | || hilil oe. =i I : | = | . SBR PO Ca og nee at ae: CSREN ae ee ak ena ay Bre ware gris Ap : FFAahas vies tee! if? 4 -s ae ——— and baskets and bowls and bushels of garden fresh salad fixin's in our old covered salad bar wagon. Just another way of making a good country dinner all that it can be. 1002 Highway 79 Whatever You Want Us To Be” 657-8589 Sages ] «_ HENDERSON a | INSURANCE REALTY Dick Bishop Maurie Hinson - Earl Barnett G. A. Sportsman 101 E. Main 657-5571 100 on Your Dial Hwy. 79S. The Action Stations 657-4528 Supporting the Fighting Henderson Lions HODGES BUILDING SPECIALTIES Compliments ar of McDONALD’S | ee Se pe AUTOMOTIVE Ree Bes, STORW Doors Jf 3 i (a3 La Warehouse EP and Employees 414 Hwy. 79N. 657-5084 SANDRA BUDDY HODGES 512 E. Main 657-2104 CIRCLE “M” FARM RANCH SUPPLY 2300 U.S. Hwy. 322 657-5391 E’S PAINT AND BODY SHOP 902 Kilgore Dr. 657-6511 DAVID BEARD’S CATFISH KING Supports the Fighting Henderson Lions!! 420 Hwy. 79 S. 657-2572 217 cit minister Bible Church of Henderson AN. HACKER— PYRAMID 1018 S. Main COMPANY PROVERBS 1:7 “THE FEAR OF THE LORD IS THE BEGINNING OF KNOWLEDGE...” P.O. Box 1208 Hwy. 64 W Henderson, Texas 657-3546 g FARMERS yg All Your Needs LS GROU a7, ys A RaURANCE rr Symbol of superior SOs © 1793 Hwy. 79 S. . 657-7564 ZO) TH CENTURY Hair Designs Omega... INTERNAT ® BASIL HILL lFlale¢ HOWARD CHIROPRACTIC CENTER Dr. Blake Howard 712-C W. Main 657-9576 SAFEWAY Store Hours 7 a.m.-11 p.m. 2415 U.S. Hwy. 79 S. Deli — Bakery Pharmacy 657-3501 657-8596 DAN LOVE Xp ay REALTY Residential — Farms — Commercial _— 16 ; v Industrial — Appraisals — Oil and Gas Leasing — 106-A Hwy. 64 panclerson, exes yffords. ] oS GIFTS 1307 South Main Street- 657-2285 657-3485 220 4 RepublicBank Henderson | RepublicBank | Henderson Pace HENDERSON, TEXAS 75652 GOURMET GIFTS 106 Hwy. 64 657-7366 605 S. Main 657-9581 Yown Country JOHN’S MOVING FURNITURE AND TRANSFER Quality Furniture for Less ‘“‘Household Goods We’re on the Square 105 E. Main 657-3297 and Appliances” 657-7996 SANDY SNELGROVE’S BROOME WRECKER SERVICE 657-2914 or 657-9339 306 Hwy. 79 North ! : } | SONIC DRIVE IN rau 500 Hwy. 79 N 657-3840 ot, = 2 Sess ae Custom Homes Remodeling and Commercial JACK JOHNSON BUILDERS Offices at Henderson Building Supply 420 Highway 79 North 657-5575 « Night Number ¢ 657-3846 DON ROBINSON STATE FARM INSURANCE | i 657-4566 221 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 130 N. Marshall 657-2577 DAVID COOPERS GARAGE Hwy. 79 and Hardy Road 854-2867 222 JACK’S SHOE BOOT REPAIR Athletic Patches Sewn on 503 Jacksonville Dr. 657-9424 pOASTS « os seberecess , : .. : RUSH Soe ee RUSK COUNTY FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Agency Manager — Robert James Career Agents — Rob Ites, Marvin Williams, Raymond Damagh Secretaries Maxine Strickland, Rachel Moseley 409 S. Main 657-3053 1315 Hwy. 79 N. 657-4594 NATIONAL FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS INC. Congratulations to the 1983 Graduates Owner — Billy Nations P.O. Box 1067 657-6518 DICKIES teste WORK CLOTHES RENTAL SERVICE 405 Vansicle Henderson, TX 657-5203 SMITH WAL-MART CHEVROLET DISCOUNT CITY | a. POY “The proof is in the price.” East Main 657-2506 Hwy. 79 West 657-9528 HENRY TRUELOCK WELDING AND FABRICATING INC. Shop 214 657-4478 105 S. Oak | : ; Nee 224 DECKER PRINTING Bees ) ey MH yy Office Sect 657-6220 Office Furniture THE COLLEGIATE SHOPPE “Distinctive Apparel for Smart Women” 121 Main St. 657-9990 WRIGHT-DYER_ emt, sae MORRIS SL oe FURNITURE | COMPANY 214 657-5716 505 Hwy. 79 657-2545 FAMILY CANCER PLAN INS. W. B. (Bill) Brightwell Ins. “World leader in the field of cancer.” 207-B North Main 657-2066 KWIK STOP FOOD HENDERSON LOCK SAFE 623 E. Main 657-9281 133 Hwy. 79N 657-2949 JABALI’S GOLDMINE ancl ” ” 2 si 4 ie i ei Fra BOUT-NU MOTOR CO. Gary Wilkerson Owner — Operator a a “S| off.214 657-4561 105 Hwy. Res. 214 657-2600 259N. 701 Lion : 657-9191 DRIVE THRU TOON AIR, INC. 401 Hwy. 79S. 657-6345 109 Charlevoix 657-7631 LA LUNA GROCERY ‘ i (i) 112 Hwy. 79 N. 657-3375 RAY PHARMACY Public Square Carl Furqueron PHarmacist and Owner 127 East Main 214 657-2588 CRAIG INSURANCE AGENCY KENNETH CAIN’S GARAGE General Automotive Repair Business Hours — 7:30 to 5:30 Mon. Through Fri. 1400 Kilgore Dr. 657-6260 105 North Main 657-2626 Computer Balancing Computer Alignment Custom Wheels Brake Repairs BEGoodrich | QUALITY TIRES 409 S. Hwy. 79 214 657-3821 HARRIS MANS INNS CLEANERS Contractors The More You Look the Better We Look ¢ General Contractor ¢ Free Estimates ¢ Assistance in We Specialize in: Financing Available Alteration Call 657-2934 Shirt Laundry and Jeans Carpet in Home After 5 p.m. Call Drapes Jim Peterson — 657-8972 Pillow — Renovation “Being well groomed is an asset.” 215 E. Fordall 657-4545 1811 Hwy. 79 S. Henderson 230 WAYLAND PRINTING CoO. 202 East Main Henderson 657-3220 McNEW’S GROCERY AND PRODUCE Hwy. 79 657-4832 PRESTON INSURANCE Le | | 132 North Marshall RONSAS ¢ TPY Litt i conn fa 657-6567 DRENNAN-MURPHY BROTHERS “Your home of fine furniture at affordable prices.” 657-6569 Public Square TURLINGTON ASSOCIATION AND REALTY 1. Appraisals — 3. Commercial 2. Residential 4. Acreage 1713 Hwy. 79 South 657-3534 PEALLOR® SAM'S 79 MINI-MART EXXON GAS LONE STAR FARM SUPPLY 214-657-7016 Ice — Milk — Bread — Drinks Sam Devillier 924 Hwy. 79 N. 657-6309 Henderson, Texas 406 E. Van Sickle 657-2166 HENDERSON WELDERS SUPPLY Everything for Welding Ronny Ruyle Off. 214 657-9508 1506 W. Main Home 214 595-0461 B J SCREEN PRINTING Trophies Athletic Wear _ T-Shirts Sports Equip. 1501 Jacksonville Dr. 657-9606 NELSON TIRE SERVICE CENTER JARRELL PLUMBING INC. Complete Plumbing and Repair Service All Work Guaranteed 712 W. Main 657-3151 Serving Henderson Paul Nelson — Owner 904 Hwy. 64 Henderson 657-2051 WASHINGTON SON GROCERY 506 Robertson 657-3561 232 BRYAN FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Service 1607 Hwy. 79 S. 657-7811 113 S. Marshall 657-4515 LAVERN lsihson ™ Specializing in Heavy Wrecker Service and Lo Boy Transportation Henderson Longview 110 Hwy. 43 657-6339 2108 S. Eastman Rd. ——— eee S55 eC PRINTING STATIONERY COMPANY 107 EAST ELK ST. e PHONE 657-3521 OR 657-2777 e HENDERSON. TEXAS 75652 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983 CRAWFORD -a.cRIM FUNERAL HOME SERVING SINCE 1914 Don and Elizabeth Anderson and Bill and Carolyn Cochran Owners 5 112 South Main 657-4711 | 1414S.Main Congratulations p Graduates 4 BAR fF WESTERN STORE 600 HWY. 64 W Carolyn C.J. Pettit, Owners 600 Hwy. 64 W. 234 657-2562 “Headquarters For Lee and Wrangler Jeans” 657-4814 Hwy. 322 = Polar Bear | 4 Ashburn’s | Homemade Style Ice Cream 300 HWY. 79 SOUTH ar, ee hbur ris ICE CRE AM PARLOR : N Va 657-9031 657-7536 SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME Mr. and Mrs. Booker Washington — Mgrs. Mr. Alton Pryor — Mortician SOUTHERN FUNERAL HOME 604 Wilson 657-6581 235 236 MOORE SUPPLY HALE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge — Dodge Trucks American Motors — Jeep 419 S. Highway 79 — Henderson, Texas 75652 419 S. Highway 79 657-4513 205 N. Van Buren CO. 657-2519 PN BNEINIRENE NE LADIES’ FASHIONS OWNERS Phone (214)657-3546 SALAH AND EVELYNCRAIG 101NORTH MAIN JANE BAIN HENDERSON, TEXAS 75652 Henderson Plaza 657-2428 RNER'G QE EERE AN FARMERS Sp NX Charlotte Pepper INSU RANC YN ieee Fire, KS GROUP 44 Commercial r Symbol of Superior Service S 5 Southwood Rd. 657-2533 Robert W. Mitchell Alvis D. Boles W. S. Engle Certified Gemologist Owner Designer-Consultant American Gem Society 104 S. Main St. Henderson, Texas 214-657-4000 Wishing H.H.S. Students the Best of Everything PEOPLES STATE BANK | 2320 South Highway 79 Henderson, Texas 75652 Phone: 657-1444 Member FDIC 2320 Hwy. 79 South 214-657-1444 SMART SHOPPE JUNIOR APPAREL Gerri Griffin — Owner i “The Only Complete Junior Shop in Town” 321 Industrial Dr. . 657-4501 106 N. Marshall 657-4266 1609 Hwy. 79S 657-8531 REED’S JEWELRY INC. Watches, Rings, Diamonds, and Gifts 123 East Main | 657-2323 TNiprePLact WHITES AUTO Sandy Kroll Henderson Plaza 214-657-8636 . Henderson, Texas 75652 J. J. Bazar Owner 101 N. Jackson 657-3706 Henderson Plaza 657-8636 240 HARRIS TIRE COMPANY | at the traffic circle Bridgestone Road Service Safemark Alignment Dayton Brakes Shocks Mon.-Fri. — 7:30-5:30 Sat. — 8:00-12:00 103 Kilgore Dr. 657-9518 Distinctive Mexican 2303 Hwy. 79 S. “We back the Lions” 128 E. Main Foods 657-7303 657-2675 HENDERSON CLAY PRODUCTS Producers of Quality Face Brick — Gas — Oil a 657-3005 CAPTAIN’S TABLE RESTAURANT 204 South Main 657-4144 Mon.-Fri. — 6:00-8:30 Sat. — 7:30-9:00 Sun. — 7:30-3:00 EBENEZER MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rt. 2 Box 128 Old Nac. Hwy. 657-9143 242 24 Hour Oilfield Service Contractors Hwy. 64 West Henderson 657-1555 JORDAN PLUMBING CO. a . Commercial — Residential ARAM AAI zg Plumbing — Backhoe : Mgr. — Larry Jordan 1701 Kilgore Dr. 657-3942 GENERAL SAVINGS ASSOCIATION “Flowers for all occasions” Ruby and Richard Stone Southwood Drive 657-4809 Corner of 79 South and South Main Henderson 657-7566 | PRINTING Invoices Statements 120 North Marshall Envelopes 657-5204 Business Cards Magnetic Signs | THE CUTTING TREE CO. Sherri Alford Mary Davis 657-8701 : PEN-RAY | PHARMACY Jan Pannal R.Ph. We Are Proud to Be a C J New Part of Growing Henderson Rubber Stamps Engraved Signs Letterheads Bumper Stickers Decals LOWE TRACTOR EQUIPMENT, INC. Neil Pannal R.Ph. John W. Lowe — Pres. 124 S. Marshall 657-2564 Hwy. 64 West 657-3538 1983 Reaches End of Line As another year comes to an end it is hard to find a way to close the book. This year has been a lot of fun and one that will not be forgotten at least by one class — the Class of ‘83. However this year is not only dear to the seniors but to every class. The freshmen will always remember their first year in high school and the underclassmen can look forward to the day when they will get to become the up- perclassmen. As the senior class spends its last few days here, they can recall the good and bad times. However, it has all got to stop somewhere so for the 1983 Lions Den this is the end of the line. CPV DYQUN OU) OCI unary ot) Ne MUsOOY eh TR () Trwrod. JOTI WH PY oh Ls rehaepyve JOY PALSY do C9, oo Bvoy VY TOR GYM Xen PnU poo V OTM 'THUIMA Pane woo vn way PF TAMA Gogu ® QW ug ya Sahoe. TONUINY. Trond Poe Mnaae: nok wt WOM 19) POSUTKY ITO @ Cnn 'YOTAUR- LIM) «gery Y Row wo oan ih pub we wp Ua un { UEq G PUIG UV ob DOOYOO TD | = ra anes U oD VYO ofr a Ks ) Dm | ps a 0S) Ye yn | pe YJ LWY AZHY Dp Uf ws PK FF OS OX 7 ) - Ane D J Jd re y 1 ae ‘ ar ON Se es MAIMM CS Cre GF Oe) ‘ iS | es . 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