Malakoff High School - Tiger Yearbook (Malakoff, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

f, .- Edwmir ' Joan Jackson, . Favorifeg, . - H, 2 .f . D ' bSandi'QrubBS -' v fflulieukdyqll Athletics g 4 C lflSSQ S . ,Lori Rogdrs A U f C'indyfHpghiesM LiSa Wdolverfqni ' Sfev6 Ferfe'lI f Acfivifiek AdverliSemenIs . . . and Or9ani1Q1 i0nS-f i ' fKin1'Gdwlik, Kqfhig Phjnny '.,, 4 b 1' Q . V, , , -H The color -and intensity of life atMalakoff High' KIITI TGl'kII'lgfOI'l School are captured in this time-exposure taken ' -W afteravarsityfootballgame. U' I V . it M mmm - , w hdtog W .,., X Y. l . P 5 G Teresa Mitchell Clendenmg pqnsor . . . ThomosO Wyhe v E 'F H. . E i Q-'ba ' N , 4. .n rophers TIGER '80 Volume 40 MALAKOFF INDEPENDENT SCHCOL DISTRICT NIaIakoff, Texas Favorites Page8 Steve Singleton and Zane Streater experiment in Homemaking class. Athletics Poge20 Fighting Tiger Robert Bailey tries for good yardage. Activities Poge58 The Tiger band gives a good performance for the crowd. 2 I Table of Contents Tobl Cf Contents l98O at a Glance Faculty Page98 Mr. Wright grades papers while talking with Mrs. Hall. Classes Page108 The band gets ready for their trip to Lake Charles. l XX. 4, ..f Advertisements Page154 Tommy Tatom and Chipper Souza enjoy a ride in one of Sunny GIen's canoes. Table of Contents f 3 wit 5 'f'w:,2 l in ' fs Q 3 ' ilifi' , - -kkggg Q- . 55 .5 QE K - A. .4 M , r '- x 'f'TQ5+k:i5f , S W A k , 'X -5 if iii- k Xgfgfii' gxsliw . , . , -.T-N 1 21,9-gf w qzq ' . 2 i Q x . I X., I 5. Y . ' v ' :Q 15 if Q s K, 8,3 ' , X 2 an I il K 1 . .Q 5, X Sk MW-J -ff . . . 5 QA ' Eff' i '.,g -x f -. Q N 4 if X ,A Y. ' Q. i OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Johnny Speed and Ricky Phillips stand proud at the football game. OPPOSlTE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Chip Souza gives instructions to his donkey. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Julie Royall, Kim Gawlik, and friend seem quite surprised. TOP LEFT: Karl Hayes seems to have discovered Coke for the first time! TOP RIGHT: Till Givens raises the flag for the next school day. LEFT: Bubba Smith, Missy Branch, Ricky Phillips, and Shelly Surls enjoy the prom. ABOVE: Basketball boys Todd Shelton, Tracy Thomas, Jerryl Jackson, Steve Stone, and Homer Turner show their Pride. Introduction 1 5 Clint s Jewelry Corslcand Sponsored by RIGHT: Seniors have fun on their trip to Sunny Glen. BELOW: Mrs. Garrard and Mrs. Cotton display their cheerleading abilities. BOTTOM RIGHT: Ricky Phillips has fun in the sun with a game of volleyball. .M A. A M-N.. me X.. ...sw N., - -- is ws K . W .x.. we K 'K' was A 'Nh-M . . fm Wt- WNW I M., -ss- , 'Q-W --h- ---- N... ....s..w was -W X . K X .,....w.Q,,. .. X. .... . We-ss - Nm. ..... A .,,,,Q ' K in-mms N Q K .Mw.itigfWXWyw X h'mm.s--- -Q, -N X I MMR A L -:1. I . .ss .... .O as ..... M s . O s,. VX,. A M-W Q.. . K ..... i - Q . 7 I f ,M .... , 4 aaxaaa ,, X ,.Nm,,,,- so - 6 I fa. 'm,,,,.m,. ,- 6 X Introduction 1 u 'M ABOVE LEFT: Sue Givens and Jessie Barron pause to relax from their hectic day of selling candy for the Junior class. ABOVE RIGHT: What a fine line of hineys! LEFT: Bubba Smith and Pam Welborn decide what K to do about the other man in Pam's life, Sponsored 3 Athens Trim Shop 1 Introduction 1 7 'W W 3 'Q fb Ea F I :Q . f . . xv , , .. , , . ' f 3 5 r' I 93 - A 5 : Fl if -, -sq e -F?fI 'F2'i g ' E f 'I Q iff Q - 2 as '- 'ff 4'.x:?f'ii3?V: It 35514 f ji f 2 'f:k Lf: ' fi -,QL in ikflllkxlr T' X ,. y. My 4 ' 5. . Y ,XZ PM 4 A mmm i.ui.ul.u ':':': 222 OOO PPP 444 I-I-I-I-I-L mmm i.uu.iu.l ':':': 222 O00 PPP 444 I-I-I-Ll-L OPPOSITE PAGE LEFT: Ronnie Speed stops for a pose in his cheerleader array. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Ricky Phillips relaxes while reading the paper. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Class Clowns Elaine Joffe and Charles Mullins show their true instincts. TOP: Steve Rogers and Traci Rushin get ready to take off on the band trip to Lake Charles. BOTTOM: Kim Gawlik, Melinda Gunnels, and Johnny Speed work to sell shirts for the Booster Club. Favorites f 9 Mr. and Miss MHS Ricky Phillips and Toi Shelton f' S ,x f Q' 'X ? 5 Lf WM islam xx I X .:,, 'yas ' Q PGN 'X 10 X Favontes Sponsored by The Carpet House Sponsored by The Frome House II 'lf Valedictorian Salutatorian Mm i:,,..... Athens Mitch Clendening Joan Jackson 2 F 1 62 Most Athletic Jackie Davis and Steve Singleton Best All Around Lori Rogers and Randy Perkins Class Clown Elaine Joffe and Charles Mullins Sponsored by Hands Furniture Corslcana Sponsored by K-Bob's Steak House 7 ,e i Most Talented Joan Jackson and Steve Rogers Friendliest June Trimble, Tommy Tatom and Tammy Glasgow Most Likely to Succeed Melba Jackson and lil Mitch Clendening Rotary Citizenship RIGHT: Seniors Mitch Clendening and Lori Rogers. BELOW: Juniors Jeanette Johnson and Richard Jordan. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomores Joe Campana and Kathy Tarkington. LOWER LEFT: Freshmen Steve Stone and Michele Ashlock. , L, 5 'X 5 J Q x . v ' 14 f Favorites Sponsored by L 8. M Auto Soles Athens F Senior Favorites Dianna Grayer and Richard Branch Sponsored by Eleanor Robertson Bookkeeping Service Malakoff Junior Favorites Kathi Phinny and Richard Jordan M f if is v Favorites X W' fx 4 '- W x vi, N' x ' W , f M 1 , 5 K 57:5 1 1 A ' 1 K . .O N x VX!! 1 33 ' 'fig . 4' qi Q p ' i' ,, f , V if .iqylf Jfffww ,',, . x Mr. and Miss M.J.H.S. Michael' Riddle and Marsha Overton 3 Wasi- mg .. AQISQ I S' 'X N Sponsored by Mike's Mens Wear Mabank L Football Sweetheart Tammy Glasgow 'x A A 5 i KA J x W I 45 30' FY, Q ali':-'hhluule on fi DEQ 4 3, 1,69 .f+ff'2L Q P U H W, 'X Q.. 5 X, 5 NME ii 'Z 5 'ii .sgs . .5 E ENE N is X X.. gl 42 + .X 4 ii K 5 3' X X..,,..M . . I N W ' ,- I ,NN f-.M ..-15: f -S .M Mm, . 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Tiger coaches are fkneelingj Stan Miller, Head Coach Phil Trice. H. W. Wilson, Ron Jennings, fstandingj Dial Moffatt, Terry Ticknor, Tommy Speake, and Jerry Cotton. Sponsored by Athens Lumber and Supply Company f, H Q Varsity Football I 23 . . -r:,, -Yr! by , ,AM Zia ' I, J A Q S 'xt i ,Q 1 s 3 ' f I XEK 523 ,4 fx E as q. I 4 . Z' o S, fy . ,N I p, N M A' 1 b s 1 l 1 N f EE. ' W , ,. , 5 R f s Y :.' ' g A f 3 , , 3 , ,m ,, 5 3 xi , SX , fig .sa ff! tif 'I f . ,ew W XM, N... Q. 1 Varsity Football I 25 Yi' - 514.9 if Q' v ffl. + 1: .LL, 1 5 by e- , af fi ggmqwmwwv, ,W .- 41 f , an K A-A, im N ' of 5155 mains Sk MK.. KN 26 1 Varsity Football apaicity crowd watches season opener against rinilty River rival Kerens . . . Bobcats jump out to quick 8-0 lead . . . Undaunted Tigers fight back ith class . . .James Jackson scores from the six .. Toe of John Cross supplies winning points ith 32 yd FG five seconds before halftime . . . efense shines in second half stopping several erens scoring threats. . . We win71O-8 ext up Brownsboro in Henderson County's old- st rivalry Tigers take quick lead on 31 yd ohn Cross FG . .. After that itfsgt rrr' Tuirn17Out9the ights' . . . B'boro breaks game open inlysecond half with razzle dazzle pass playsQ1. Howard Driver rushes for 70 yds despite 121-3 losing Caufie... 1 After-an open week Fairfield wanders yintof-Tiger Stadlium . .. For third straight lweekstlohn Cross boots FG . . . David Dowel! adds ia 1 yd Tbyplunge .We take advantage of Tiger turnovers and convert them into pts . . . They win 21i-10 Q -. gl 8 District play opens at . . First half action by hard hittingijdefensiveskr play results in a 7-7 tie at the half . Jamesiiilackson tosses an nine yd pass to Mike Bates for Tiger TD . . . Panther Jeff LaFleur puts on oneQeman'show in second half . . . Tigers handedia 17-7 setback . . . Quinlan goes on to win District 13AAl.i. . Roald trip to Canton next up . . ge Tigers show up ready to play . . . Jump out to 7-0 first quarter lead on 39 yd TD run by Howard Driver. Welead 7-6 at half . . . Tiger penalties prove costly in second half Q QQ We are flagged 21 times for 107 yds . . . Trailing 13-7 Tigers make a valiant? comeback attempt in final two minutes. . , s Tigers and Mabank get together for 37th time in game six . . . Seven Tiger turnovers aid Panthers in 14-0 shut out . .. lt was a game of the runner . . .Charlie Bradford steps off 213 yds for them . . . John Cross and Howard Driver run for 74 and 54 yds respectively . .. Tiger fans leave Tiger Sta- dlum dejected . . . lt's homecoming ewithtRainsproviding the opposi- tion . TammyGIasgow crowned football sweet- heartin -pregame festivities . .. Defense shines while offense sputters Game is lost in final three minutes of first half as Rains strikes for 2 quick TDs .. . They go on to win 17-0 despite a sterling defensive effort . . . At last victory No. 2 . . . The victim - the Grand Saline Indians on their own battle ground . . . Offense finally wakes up and helps the defense in the 7-3 win . . . Howard Driver rushes for 82 steps on 26 lugs . . . Defense turns back Redskins four times withinTiger 15 yd line . Entire team awarded a gold star. . . 1- Season home finale against the Wills Point Tigers next up for the black and gold . . . Defense contin- ues to shine . . . 0-0 deadlock at intermission . . . Wills Point finally cracks Tiger defense in second half action . . . They go on to post 21-0 win . . . Only bright spot for us -Howard Driver runs for 75 yds. . . e F Season comes tea disappointing end in Kemp They break a l0 game losing streak with an 18-0 victory . . . Why??? They were more hungry for a victory than we . . . Russell Tarver in his first YQfSity games completes 5 of 10 passes for 81 yds . . . We finish with a 2-8 season worksheet . . . Varsity Football 1 27 Varsity Cheerleaders Dazzle Crowds Cheerleaders are flower lem 1. Cindy Hughes 2. Jessie Barron, 3. Jeanetie Johnson, 4. June Trimble, 5. Lori Rogers, qHeadJ 6. Jana Drennan, 7. Lisa Woolverton, 8. Missy Wilson, 9. J. J. Mullins, 10. Kathy Tarkington RIGHT: Mascot Kim Locke. OPPOSITE PAGE flower lefty Varsity Cheerleaders entertain students at a Tiger Pep Rally with one of their daring pyramids. 2 8 f Varsity Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders f 29 Junior Varsity Wins District C Season at a glance Malakoff Opponent 40 Kerens 0 20 Brownsboro 0 7 Fairfield 15 32 Quinlan 0 22 Canton 8 29 Mabank 8 33 Rains 0 16 Wills Point 8 41 Kemp 6 BELOW: Team members are Cfrontj Coach Wilson, Billy Whiteley, Robert Borah, Russell Rogers, James Coleman, Joe Campana, Duke Ewing, Jerry Johnson, Joe Davis, Kevin Kitch fmiddlej Bruce Chapman, Ronnie Speed, Rickey Bailey, Lance Garrett, Davie Hanna, Kerry Marshall, John Scoggins, Mark Singleton, Jerry Gregory Qbackj Norman Nelson, Vic Kirkland, Ronnie Denis, Roy Glover, Tom Byers, Russell Tarver, Elmer Reed, Kyle Kilman, Todd Monroe, Don Norwood. RIGHT: Billy Whiteley runs for a Tiger touchdown. 30 f Junior Varsity Football is M ABOVE: Freshman football members are Cfrontj rag- ,f ' James Barina, Homer Jackson, Micheal Gregory Ei xr 2 Keith Stenovitch, Jerryl Jackson, Joe Bailey, li T fmiddlej Coach Stan Miller, Tim Mattingly, H V Warren Alexander, Billy Teal, Pat Bowers, Craig 'J .. sf Spivey, Todd Shelton, fbackj Steve Stone, Harold Holyfield, Darryl Mosely, Carey Jackson, A Flobbie Robertson, Norman Ashton. LEFT: JV Cheerleaders are tclockwise from topj Michele Ashlock, Bonnie Tanner. Becky Gawlik, fl ' Pam Hayes, Marilyn Morris, Thesa Baker. Sponsored Bruton Paint Athens by 8. Floor Covering Freshman Football I 31 ERS TIG IGEFISTTIGERSTTIGEFZS TIGERSTTIGERSTTIGEFIST , 9: ERSgTIGEFtS'iTIGERSTTIGERSTTIGERSTTIGEFtSgTIGERSgT The Malakoff Tigers put forth a solid effort during a tough rebuilding season. With only three returning Iettermen, hopes of having a good year were grim. But with hard work and determination the Tigers finished with a mark of 8-17. They started the season in grand fashion winning two of their first three games and taking second place in the Trinidad Tournament. But the Tigers hit an early season slump that lasted until their second district game, a 55-33 blowout at Mabank. Ccontinued on page 335 BELOW: The 1979-80 Tiger Cagers are Cfrontj Coach Willie Wilson, Curtis Ivey, Howard Driver, Jerry Graves, Chip Souza, Cbackj Mgr. Charles Mullins, Danny Driver, Russell Tarver, Richard Blair, Sam Blair, and John Cross. II TIGERSTTIGEFISICTIGERSTTIIGERSXTIGERSifTIGERS 2TIGERSifTIGEFtSifTIGEFtS ' Tll RUSSELL TARVER PACES TIGERS H KX 4 H 46 55 H 41 48 E 68 ' A 3 X ss s Q X Q i x Q s X f ' 'W' 5 65 sw 72 60 50 M . Wil 58 . f-..f-- , I3 POITTE' ' Maban I lllll , -views i i i ., X V30 I 2 X X ,r.- , . NS Q ---- - sf sts R 5 W ' sf X Qt . A was., -, ..,r-:Q k a . wifi! as .... .. 9I.L::SH39I.I.:ieSH39I.I.:i:SH3SIl:::SH39IlmSl:'I39Il::SH39Il:'.:SH39I.L:::SH39Ilx 32! Varsity Basketball I EE TIGERS:TIGERS3TIGERSiTIGEFiSti'TIGERSSTIGERSWTIGERSWTIGERSi2TlGEFiS'k lay-up. fu 5 Q as 1:15 tg ni It ix' on page 349 LEFT: Russell Tarver dazzles his opponent while attempting a BELOW: Sam Blairtops the rim trying for a rebound. BELOW LEFT: Danny Driver struggles for possession of the ball in mid-air from Grand Saline opponents. 'Vi fi! ,, ,W fcontinued from page 323 Winning three of seven district games in the first round and the same inthe second round, although they took District 13AA co-champ Canton down to the wire before dropping a tough 57-54 decision, the fighting Tigers finished behind Wills Point, Canton, and Grand Saline and ahead of Mabank, Kemp, and Rains. 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Although their bid for the Bi-district crown fell short against Whitehouse in overtime, 56-58, the Tigerettes let no one down and gave their town and school something to be proud of. They were awesome on the court averaging 56 points a game to their opponents' 34. Although the Lady Tigers lacked height, fcontinued on page 373 Members of the 13AA District Champs for 1979-80 are Cfrontj Julie Sneed, June Trimble, Debbie Holt, Jessie Barron, Lisa Woolverton, tbackj Manager Tai Shelton, Dianna Grayer, Cindy Hughes, Marilyn Davis, Lori Rogers, Karen Jackson, Jackie Davis, Coach Terry Ticknor, Manager Jana Drennan. ETIGEFIETTESI'TIGERETTES 'TIGEFIETTESI'TIGEFtETTES 'TIGEFtETTES'TIGER 36 I Varsity Basketball 5 E'TTES 'TIGERETTES'RTIGERETTES'TIGERETTES 'TIGEFtETTES 'TIG TIGERETTESTTIGERETTESSTIGERETTESW' they made up for it by playing aggressive defense and high percentage offense. There were six seniors on the 1979-80 squad, and their presence will be sorely missed. Jackie Davis, leading Tigerette scorer fcontinued on page 385 UPPER LEFT: Lori Rogers drives a Canton opponent in the District championship game. BELOW LEFT: Senior June Trimble looks for an inside pass. ABOVE: Cindy Hughes is all alone as she pulls up a jump shot. Varsity Basketball f 37 El.L.L3tl 3tlEi9l.l.:S3.L.L3t:l39l.l.:S .L.l. .L.L3t:l3EDl.L:SEl S3 S3.l..L3H3'9l.l.: 3.I..L3HEl9I.l.: .l..l.El2:EiEDI.L:S S3 H1 I F11 -1 -I ITI CQ -luaeuesaiiauaeug L ' iff- 't R. l X 4 ek ' NZ 5 I 1 ' ' 0. if if, Q f as 3 55 'T I K V . Q -5 W? Varsity 6 JV Tigers Show Promise HOME OPPONENT VISITORS 30 Frankston 47 29 Trinidad 37 31 Mildred 47 43 Kerens 35 30 Kemp 28 48 Crandall 58 44 Frankston 63 30 Kaufman 47 33 Quinlan 28 55 Rains 44 21 Wills Point 47 39 Mabank 31 34 Grand Saline 52 46 Kemp 47 38 Quinlan 27 32 Canton 55 RIGHT: James Jackson controls the ball out front. BELOW: JV basketball team members are fKneelingJ Coach Wilson, Lance Garrett, James Jackson, James Linde, Billy Whitely, Ronnie Speed, and Manager Mark Willoughby, fbacky Steve Wilson, Carl Tarkington, Tracy Thomas, Carey Jackson. JV GIRLS HAVE GOOD SEASON HOME OPPONENT VISITOR 39 Athens 29 28 Brownsboro 32 32 Hillsboro 27 29 Kemp 14 25 Rains 8 22 Brownsboro 27 43 Quinlan 15 52 Quinlan 20 51 Rains 38 38 Wills Point 23 43 Mabank 16 34 Grand Saline 10 34 Kemp 26 38 Canton 45 LEFT: Jessie Barron converts a steal in a rout over Quinlan. BELOW: Junior Varsity Tigerettes are Cfrontj Becky Flobertson, Jay Jay Mullins, Jessie Barron, Krystal Ticknor, Traci Newman. Qbackj Angie Trimble, Karen Jackson, Lisa Woolverton, Marilyn Davis, Julie Sneed, Shelly Surls, and Coach Terry Ticknor. JV Basketball f 41 Freshmen Win District HOME OPPONENT VISITORS 42 Athens 60 33 Athens 43 28 Quinlan 37 71 Rains 26 35 Wills Point 32 50 Mabank 19 46 Grand Saline 24 45 Kemp 42 57 Canton 40 50 Rains 41 44 Kemp 60 51 Rains 19 RIGHT: Scott Williams and Carey Jackson struggle to get control of a rebound, BELOW: Freshmen team members are fkneelingl Coach Wilson, Tim Mattingly, Homer Turner, Todd Shelton, Jerryl Jackson, and Manager Mark Willoughby. Cbackj Carey Jackson, Norman Ashton, Scott Williams, Steve Stone. Basketball Freshmen Girls Boost Fine 7-2 Record HOME OPPONENT 35 Athens 43 DeSoto 14 Brownsboro 34 Wills Point 43 Athens 32 Rains 35 Quinlan 41 Kemp 25 Canton VISITORS 17 14 11 28 26 36 26 39 28 LEFT: Coach Paula Moore gives instructions to her starters before a Kemp game. BELOW: Members of the Freshman Tigerettes were ffrontj Jennifer Janke, Becky Gawlick, Bonnie Tanner, Michele Killingsworth, Michele Ashlock, Pam Hayes fbackl Manager Sherry Thomas, Jackie Coleman, Linda Barron, Audrey McCurrin, Gwen Proctor, Brenda Hoyt, Marilyn Morris, Coach Paula Moore. no 'XP' Freshman Basketball f 43 .f , f- In AJ4t,,...i A - H, M' ' ,w. 1 - , lvbo A WY'-'K N I my F, ,wiv . ., ,i,4g5g.f5 ?qW-43f38 M M, .t 'w,, i , L fs- ,Mfff Mears, . , ,,,.. .V gpm .3 f , f. MQ-'W ...pst-X .tw , a4.vwf.H f , - A ,., ff., 1 I, , yy.sA's,, we I N x ',,.mf. Wwe,--' , X fi' '- at , ff R TQ ' ,Wi,if. J.. . 1 y ' , f H41 , Tiger , Trocksters 17 Give All S, at District s i,iii t 1 Sponsored by Smith Drug 8. Variety CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: The boy's varsity and junior varsity tracksters are ffrontj Ronnie Speed, Robert Borah, Rusty Wilson, Kevin Kitchg fbackj Samuel Blair, Vincent Bailey, Steve Singleton, Richard Blair, and Coach Moffatt. The field team included Tom Byars and Johnny Speed. Johnny Speed gave it all he had in the discus throw at the district track and field meet. Todd Monroe fsecond from lefty pushes himself for more speed in the 330-yard hurdles. 44 ! Boys Track Z- , -. .. Q,g...,, ks, E551 X Be ' Girls' Track Lacks Members Rambo s UPPER LEFT: Tigerette Track members are Thesa Baker, Michell Killingsworth, Brenda Hoyt, Coach Terry Ticknor. ABOVE: Michelle Killingsworth practices for the shot put event. LEFT: Thesa Baker practices her form for the district track meet. Track f 45 Sponsored Auto Industrial Supply Athens Athletes Honored At Annual Spring Sports Banquet LEFT: The Annual Malakoff High School Athletic Banquet was a huge success with a capacity crowd on hand and an interesting talk from guest speaker, Catfish Smith, on having pride in your school and giving an all out effort in any sporting event you participate in. BELOW: Recipients of awards were Dianna Grayer, Girl's Basketball MVP, Cindy Hughes, Vierreggee Attitude Awardg Flobert Bailey, Fighting Tiger Award: Howard Driver, Football MVP, Steven Singleton, Charles Turner Memorial Award and Boy's Track MVP, Danny Driver, Boy's Basketball MVP: John Atkins, Football Defensive Player Award, and Richard Jordan, Football Offensive Player Award. ll Athletic Banquet I 47 Junior High Football RIGHT: Junior High cheerleaders are Getty Lucille Johnson, Dee Ann Holt, tmiddle front to rearj Becky Harris, Lisa Johnson, Paige Surls, Lisa Hendrix, Trisha Allen, Elizabeth Truly, trightj Dianna Meyer, Marsha Overton. BELOW: Eighth Grade football members are ffrontj M. Miller, S. Clendening, B. Matthews, T. Tussell, S. Ward, D. Quinn, B. Stenovitch, J. Hernandez, A. Fisher, mgr.g fmiddlej C. Ballard, G. Glasgow, K. Brownlow, D. Wilson, R. Smith, P. Paulson, B. Canada, D. Williams, tbacky T. Locke, C. Sparks, J. Tanner, G. Woolverton, R. Dorrough, M. Mitchel, T. King, M. Riddle, Coach Jerry Cotton. X vt .. . qfyfz, l X 1? ff. K -.JUNIOR HIGH HIG HS H0 L 48 f Jr. High Football HIGH S THODL LEFT: Eighth Grade Sweetheart and nominees are Donna Leatherwood, Sweetheart Trisha Allen and LaTesha Hardy, RIGHT: Seventh Grade Sweetheart and nominees are Dee Ann Holt, Sweetheart Becky Harris and Darinda Hennessee. BOTTOM: Seventh Grade Football members are ffrontj C. Turner, D. Newell, K. Boykin, S. Grant, J. Riddle, D. Scholfield: fmiddlej J. Prentice, T. Penrose, J. Jamieson, P. Surls, D. Wilson. H. Caro, R. Branch, mgr.g Qbackj G. Barton, B. Owens, D. Summerall, T. Gilmore, S. Leatherwood, P. Dulaney, and l ar ,ff -12' 1 . F A 5 ' 69 Coach Tommy Speake. 4,..tQ I K '....,IJ' if 0 -N f 1 Q 1 'H I' I t K Q f 1 5 , 57 ., t l , vo Xb x N. A I li Alt L I Jr. High Football X 49 l. ,- 8th Grade Boys Show Promise HOME OPPONENT VISITORS 23 53 Athens 36 Kemp 31 23 Athens 52 36 Corsicana 37 27 Fairfield 53 44 Kerens 30 63 Kemp 13 27 Crandall 28 62 Mabank 18 46 Canton 37 56 Kemp 42 89 Mabank 27 32 Canton 37 47 Kemp 76 36 Canton 40 RIGHT: John Tanner goes up for two. BELOW: Eighth grade team members are tfrontj mgr. Adolphus Fisher, Ky Brownlow, Scott Glendening, Micheal Riddle, Curtis Ballard, Roderick Smith, Mark Mitchell, tbackj Daniel Blair, Gary Woolverton, John Tanner, Ty King, Randy Dorrough, Clayton Sparks, Coach Jerry Cotton. 50 7 Junior Hugh Baskeball 8th Girls Have Tough Season, 1-9 HOME OPPONENT VISITOR 5 Athens 36 8 Kerens 34 26 Crandall 5 5 Mabank 30 7 Kerens 17 8 Canton 43 18 Kemp 28 9 Mabank 47 24 Canton 44 16 Kemp 26 LEFT: Trisha Allen drives for two points. BELOW: 8th grade girls' basketball players are ffrontj Tonya Beaubien, Denise Evans, Liz Truly, Sonya Streater, Connie Sonntag, Suzanne Bellomy, Trisha Allen: fbackj Mgr. Donna Leatherwood, Mgr. La Tesha Hardy, Lisa Hendrix, Kristie Holbert, Debra Young, Sonya McDowell, Cathy Bell, Debbie Pemberton, and Coach Paula Moore. Junior High Basketball f 51 Athens Cleaners 81 Laundry 7th Grade Boys Have Good Season HOME OPPONENT VISITORS 10 Athens 38 15 Fairfield 26 33 Mabank 13 21 Canton 28 28 Kemp 26 26 Mabank 20 15 Canton 30 35 Kemp 14 21 Rice 30 RIG HT: Steve Leatherwood prepares to shoot a jump shot over a Mabank opponent. BELOW: Seventh grade basketball team mem bers are ffrontj Daren Scholfield, Hosea Caro, Phillip Surls, Rodney Branch, Chris Turner, Keith Boykin, Davie Wilson, Joey Jamieson. Qbackj Todd Gilmore, Jason Riddle, Steve Leathervvood, Phil Dulaney, Lane Speake, Jeff Prentice, Coach Tommy Speake. 1,23 52 X Junior High Basketball 7th Girls Win 1 1, Lose 3 HOME OPPONENT VISITOR 22 Athens 10 39 Wills Point 6 25 Kerens 18 21 Kerens 12 30 Mabank 10 36 Canton 23 34 Kemp 5 41 Mabank 23 18 Canton 19 39 Kemp 5 26 Kerens B 11 30 Frankston 25 19 Kemp 8 35 28 Canton 38 LEFT: Toni Fisher looks for an opening. BELOW: Seventh grade basketball team. Cfrontl Sharon Green, Selena Tarkington, Andrea Conner, Darinda Hennessee, fsecondj Dianna Jock, Cindy Moseley, Margret Costlow, Lisa Givens, Edie Fetinger, Lucilla Johnson, Mandy Rogers, Lisa Johnson, Teresa Webb, fbackj Brenda Coleman, Vassandral Dawson, Toni Fisher, Paige Surls, Dee Ann Holt, Staci Stone, Heather Janke, Yolanda Jackson, Marisa Day. and Coach Paula Moore. L is Nmffi Q 9 js- Lsssai Junior High Basketball J 53 Duloney Auto Supply Sponsored by Junior High Boys Track RIGHT Seventh grade track members are ffrontj Rodney Branch, Daren Scholfield, Keith Boykin, Csecond rowy Phillip Surls, Hosea Caro, Jason Riddle tthird rowj Todd Gilmore, Kevin Kilman, David Wilson, ffourth rowj Coach Speake, Jeff Prentice, Steve Leatherwood, Tarrence Penrose, Joey Jamieson, Mgr., fbackj Jimmy Harris, Phillip Dulaney, and Lane Speake. BELOW Eighth grade boys track members are Qfrontj Scott Clendening, Curtis Ballard, Jerry Brown Joe Hernandez, Danny Wilson, Csecond rowl Troy Askew, Ki Brownlow, Roderick Smith, Todd Locke, Paul Paulson, Richard Caro, fbackj Coach Cotton, Bubba Matthews, Mgr., Gary Woolverton, Daniel Blair, Ti King, Mark Mitchell, Randy Dorrough, Clayton Sparks, Micheal Riddle, and David Quinn. 54 1 Junior High Boys Track Q ,Mx A , it - -sf m.,s,.-,a,.s, ,L C, LQ.-tw -K --Sw M ggi' I I . E I K - f :. 1- -'I - f i..T:g5f s w of , :M 2 .I Y-Y ...,..M ..... Nxfww Sponsored by Loyd s Athens Lil' ol' Print Shop Junior High GirI's Track ABOVE: Members of the seventh grade track team are Cfrontj Dianna Jock, Darinda Hennesse, Selena Tarkington, fmiddlej Margaret Costiow, Lucilla Johnson, Lisa Givens, Christy Wessel, Cbackj Coach Paula Moore, Lisa Johnson, Heather Janke, Mandy Rogers, Paige Surls, Dee Ann Holt, Yolanda Jackson, and Toni Fisher. LEFT: Members of the girI's eighth grade track team are ffrontj Donna Leatherwood, Kristi Holbert, Denise Evans, Connie Sonntag, fbacky Coach Paula Moore, Toyna Beaubin, Sonia Streater. and Trisha Allen. Junior High Track f 55 Tigers Enioy Successful Sports Season ig LN -N i S.. , 1 gh W x . .E Let'stakeafinaI glance at TN.,4Q,,- ' iz. N , g ' M N the accomplishments ofthe T iitsssttgm S- Q g Q g S' i ,S - MHS TigerAthletes.Malakoff J S 'si 'isa N X' W Tigers enjoy gridiron season M S :la Q 3 . . . Varsity Tigerettes prove once again to be champions 1'-. . . . JV Tiger football romped to district championship and sparked a new kind of spirit. . . Thinclad participant Steve Singleton returns to regional meet . . . Freshman teams added to roster. . . Golf team is up to par. . .Junior High athletes prepare for high school Sports. .. ssss till wg -it Q J i L TOP RIGHT: Howard Driver gives it his all as he races for the finish line. ABOVE LEFT: James Jackson scurries for a yardage gain. ABOVE RIGHT: Karen Jackson and Debbie Holt trap their Sponsored opponent. Jim Baldwin Insurance Mabank 56 I Sports Wrap-up I x! sw-H if ir. k' ' 4 E . I -.1 .xnmm 'Y 6 x-A'Q, frnfwx 'NX 58 l Activities . .Egg 1 gg ,-u- 6Q,ilAI 'I' 'llP U I, S S IT IT IT IV IV IV T CT T A A A E ES E IT IT IT IV IV IV T CT T A A A g.S.O2Ogf'ug'uS'1J Uszilmjq.-E-'o31J'fa'o -401 am Q-OmOoO :gO3.-- mf2mf2q,SQ 2- 35,9 E.-In-'Q-4 wgronm UIITTSITI--I'I'I 30.553, Effwfgf we-nb-w Jr 3- Jr ,-o-CEQ., mm--mmm H: 'lD mI'I'ImI'l'ItnI'TI XQSSS :rwfi-49,-1 Q,m m:r -6'OmOmO 34- -f Ommgg, O-I,,,'UV U Dm!-mfr : 2119'.f' 7'Q,OmO ,Om-Tim 23935 3:52113 gnggm Umgfibb WONM: CWC- W ,F 3-3.-. rn: -'ICO cn3mo'i - U 0m ...mg 0 zrofbm-zo Uwmfix cn -13027 QQ' 2 :FTQQPQ gg, DQ- O 'DZ 3 553 3 3... ua 3-0 - fbi ID m UI S C C S S C C Nannle Sponsored by Drake Activities f 59 SENATE ADDS ZEST TO MH' From a Powder Puff football game to selling Valentine roses, the Student Senate had a profitable year. The Senate sponsored a spirit week to build homecoming enthusiasm which consisted of a spirit chain class competition, the bonfire, and an after-the-game dance. Festive holiday feelings were aroused with the participation in the Christmas door decorating contest. Along with the fun things, the Senate attended various leadership workshops. The Senate served as the District IV Secretary during 79-80. 60 1 Student Senate fl GH SC auf. Fw Sponsored by Molokoff Fashion Shop CLOCKWISE OPPOSITE: PAGE TOP: fFront rowj Mitch Clendening, Richard Jordan, Marium Venable, Kathi Phinny, Jen Johnson, QMiddlej Johnny Speed, Julie Fioyall, Cindy Hughes, Billy Whiteley, Steve Stone, Jeff Sneed, Becky Gawlik, Pam Welborn, Michele Ashlock, Curtis Thomas fbackJ Kim Gawlik, Jay Mullins, Julie Sneed, and Chip Souza. Michele Ashlock and Becky Gawlik indicate that Student Senate is number one while partying at the Sheraton Inn at Tyler. An anonymous campaigner attracts the attention of MHS senators during the spring convention. Jeff Sneed displays his true self. Student Senate Officers are from left to right: Jeanette Johnson, Treasurer, Marium Venable, Parliamentarianp Richard Jordan, Vice-Pres., Mitch Clendening, President, Kathi Phinny, Secretary. iff.. xi? ff, Student Senate 1 61 FHA ENSLAVES STUDENT BOD Being one of the largest organizations on campus, FHA provided its members with fun trips to the Fair and Six Flags while it also taught the numerous male members many handy homemaking ideas. - if , s i N c E R x ft A N i 1, I T Q. . ik X 'ta ,F .-. L UPPER RIGHT: FHA Beau and T' Sweetheart, Curtis Ivey and Charlotte Truly. ABOVE: Keith Stenovitch concentrates on 5 R that straight seam. RIGHT: FHA teaches David Cotten how to , wash clothes. I W. A-If Sponsored by CurIey's A Q One Stop '- Gunbarrell City s2fFHA NF Nm-Z' Sponsored by Cole Air Conditioning 8. Sheet Metal Co. A, N 'iii TOP: Isn't this an alert looking group? 1980 FHA members are ffront rowj Annette Proctor, Sponsor Jaqueline Harper, Angie Trimble, Fran Perkins, Marilyn Davis. Annette Bryner, Charlie Williams, Homer Turner, Jim Henderson. Duke Ewing, Csecondj Missy Bates, Annette Atkins, Kathy Morris, Michelle Morris, Lori McLemore, Sheri Morgan, Keith Stenovitch, Gerald Jackson, Curtis Ivey, Bruce Chapman, fthirdj Charlotte Truly, Kim Gawlik, Robert Borah, Kandi Clark, Richard Jordan, Thesa Baker, Missy Branch, Jeanie Brown, Vicki Jones, Kerry Jackson, ffourthj Carolyn Reed, Alva Fisher, Audrey McCurrin, Melinda Smith, Marilyn Morris, Laurette Armstrong, Joy Penrose, Sponsor Helen Brewer, ffifthj Lori Pederson, Linda Barron, Gwen Proctor, Becky Robertson, fsixthj Davey Cotton, John Cross, William Ramsey, Jeff Connors, James Fields, Mark Yates, and Danny Driver. BOTTOM: FHA Officers fback to fronty Marium.VenabIe, Parliamentariang Carla Hill, Treasurer, Sue Givens, Secretary, Johnny Speed, Historian, John Atkins, Vice President, Sheri Morgan, Vice President, Beverly Newell, President. N FHA X 63 W' A A 5 Q . if 671 23 3 , ,f -ri Yi Ma w.f,f. Q a i ...M was of W, .M 'ti x . i -ap ,iff f V z E ... ly J A I QS -.3 ,AQ -. fx X gh .xx N Q x 1 1 - g 'Ss-, 1 . 32-N4-Z'w .f.'::'fY'.s ,xM?,g,,.U,.4.,,Ng:b, 3? 5-:Qi 5-.5 E35 .+R 'B Q. fp. , xi.. 5 ffl. vat g 'Q Srxfg -5 if 39:43 V QwSk:i1f,QyV2lg:g'g5 0- Q 53' ga' Ei' w, 'fa' 1 Maw W ,N S? .:-: S EBSQ DBYBQQ: El ij 4119 4, h 1 'am CLOCKWISE: VOE members ffrontj Melanie Lowry, Debbie Holt, Melinda Gunnels, fmiddlej Dianna Hernandez, Juanita McGibboney, Robin Morman, Tracie Rushin, fbacky Martha Fields, Tammy Glasgow, Michele Holyfield, Kelly Graham, Jeanette Johnson, and advisor Mrs. Ruth Ann Loyd. VOE officers: Kelly Graham - reporter, Tai Shelton -treasurer, Tammy Glasgow - secretary, Debbie Holt - vice president, and Melinda Gunnels - president. Melinda Gunnels concentrates on her office duties. Debbie Holt works diligently on her secretarial packet. VOE f 65 These are those special people who were kind enough to help the teachers with their heavy workload. Only the teachers know if they were truly an aid or really a nuisance. Student Aides Assist Teach TOP LEFT: Library aides are tfrontj Sondi Pemberton, Gwen Nelson, Linda Meyer, Csecondj Beverly Newell, Teresa Jones, Diana Hernandez, tthirdj Tammy Glasgow, Mitzi Hopkins, Kim Smith, Helen Beamon, ftopj Chip Souza, Michael McLain, Sandi Grubbs. TOP RIGHT: Office aides are ffronty Lori Rogers, Kim Locke, Melanie Lowry, Csecondj Debbie Holt, June Trimble, Jana Drennan, Tammy Glasgow, fthirdj Sandy King, Julie Royall, Jeanette Johnson, ftopj Melinda Gunnels, LOWER RIGHT: Teachers' aides are ffrontj Annette Proctor, Sheryl Jackson, Gwen Nelson, Jessie Barron, Sheryl Gregory, Sandi Grubbs, fsecondj James Fields, Mike Bates, Tammy Glasgow, Bubba Smith, Cindy Hughes, John 66 X Aides Dianna Grayer, Cindy Hughes. Cross, Robin Morman. Spanish Club Reorgcinizes at MHS ll ll ll LEFT: Spanish Club members are ffrontj Alva Fisher, Kim Gawlik, Julie Royall, Kathi Phinny, Thelma Smith, fbackj Gaylon Edwards, Kim Combs, Jeff Sneed, Jimmy Jones. BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. lno Hall, Spanish I and II teacher, serves as sponsor. BELOW: Officers are tfront to backj Kim Tarkington, treasurer, Chip Souza, reporter, Ronnie Speed, secretary, Jerry Graves, president. Eigvge- is-iw: f . ,Ka ,M 'Rh 138 1 hifi fw gte e wv.w E ' 'iw' ffm .-rafgfwyfv 2 ,Ri.s, . uf-,N -QNAR 9:1 w fs Mfgsis -E 'IQ' Spanish Club f 67 xx 5 .n : -Q ? -Q! X 3 x 1' Y I X , N X , K -1' , K 4 .f . 1- Q 5 -Q. L. A k , X I Y ournolism Students AdvonceTmo Regionals TOP: District U.l.L. competitors ffront rowy Elaine Joffe, third Prose Interpretation, Feature Writing, Jan Yarbrough, Headline Writing, Robbie Knox, Prose Interpretation, Julie Royall, Feature Writing, Belinda Boykin, Typingg fmiddle rowj Vali Maglaras, Poetry, Jennifer Janke, sixth Poetry, Tammy Norris, fourth Poetry, Kathi Phinny, fourth Spelling and Plain Writing, fifth Ready Writing, Kim Gawlik, Editorial Writing, Ready Writing, Spellingg Marium Venable, fourth Prose, first Feature Writing, fback rowj Curtis Ivey, Newswriting, Editorial Writing, Mitch Clendening, third Editorial Writingg Chris Mesa, Headline Writing, Bubba Smith, Newswriting, Headline Writing, Chip Souza, Newswriting, Not pictured are Becky Gawlik, Typing, and Melissa Wilson, Typing. LEFT: Students who advanced to Regional competition are from ftop to bottomj Elaine Joffe, Prose Interpretation, Marium Venable, Feature Writing, and Mitch Clendening, Editorial Writing. Sponsored by Kerens Tribune U.I.L. ! 69 5 Q. W A,,,J' i A .W J : 5. Qt i dx MaIakoff's Mag 72 1 Band FRONT: Ricky Poyner Lisa Watts Denise Evans Tammy Roberts Pam Welborn Carla Hill Melinda Gunnels SECOND ROW: Jan Yarbrough Kalah Brown Diana Meyer Jana Drennan Lisa Newland Robin Morman Laurette Armstrong Audrey McCurrin LaTisha Hardy Elizabeth Truly Melissa Branch Trisha Allen Christy Allen Nanette Brimer Melinda Smith THIRD RO Steven Roger Alan Shelto Raymond Butter Culley Roger Jay Jay Mullin Jeff Templi Vickie Jone Robbie Robertso Brenda Ho Beverly Newel Caroline Ree Alva Fishe Michelle Morri Verdell William Richard Blai arching Machine THIRD ROW: Debra Alexander Kathy Morris Lisa Weaks Annette Atkins Kelly Quinn Terry Hudspeth FOURTH ROW: Troy Askew Kyle Kilman Chris Gafford Kathy Bell Annette Ward Joseph Loron Daniel Blair Adolfus Fisher Belinda Boykin Brent Cheatham BACK ROW: Johnny Julian John Newland Tracey Thomas Curtis Thomas John Cross Melinda Lovelady Kathy Tarkington Traci Rushin Joan Jackson Debbi Holt Julie Sneed Traci Newman Jeanne Brown Sheryl Gregory Michelle Morris BACK ROW: Warren Alexander Melissa Wilson Kathy Tarkington Chris Brimer Steve Lasater John Brown l Band I 73 . Q X 1 , , it Q l 'K : 5 .. U X PN 'T 118 Y an X 'iw , gui, I ,, 4 42 ,ff 4 ,fix . -v I vin nr ,.. - ,, i? f A I .- 'r ,g' Au 'Q' . 1 ' ,-ff.f,sf-i:if15ZS3.ff:f. K , 'iZ5QmI!93w'?fff'?f!?'5'? 1 1 f ' ww: 4,2 .M zz' fgiskg, P 5 f.,fxffe? QQ Lg- 4-Mx:.3ms-.45 , 4, - A01 'ff' 1 W W,-22, , 43 ' 'K' , as ? Z 19 1 A Sqgglg I . Q gm , L J , 2 Wg M. K .1 Z :V 1 XM Ax Wg K ' , S1 , ' .' ' K ' ,, .MY 5:6 G VV I ,z J . Q Q AAVI ww y ,. it , .X X, ,f , f 5335 L W L 5 QL f X S fig' ' N W V sz fw TOP LEFT: Feature twirler Julie Sneed entertains at bonfire. TOP RIGHT: Stephen Fiogers concentrates on perfection during his half time solo LEFT Drum Major Debbie Holt led the band to another prosperous year Sponsored by FowIer's Antiques Band X 75 t , Q, 1 ,I ,. ' s sts. ' J' 5 ' 3? f wg 33+ sg f . X ,if Q as -ew ka 3 4 ev K , g we EJ K.: ' o X If A 5 in 1 3 h K ,ii A, N Xf ' Q Ji in 553 33 ' -E' Qiy? .i Q x W fn 5 if if S Q RIGHT: Junior High Majorettes are Lisa Watts, Teresa Webb, Margaret Costlow, Kristi Allen, Cindy Mosely, and Staci Stone. BELOW: Junior High Band members are ffrontj Lisa Givens, Darinda Hennessee, Edie Fettinger, Sheryl Gaddis, Tracy Roberts, Csecond rowl Vassandral Dawson, Emily Jackson, Lucille Johnson, Margaret Costlow, Selena Tarkington, Darenda Boykin, fthird rowj Director Mr. John Brown, Robert Reno, Kevin Kilman, Todd Gilmore, Craig Marsh, Joey Jamieson, Brenda Coleman, fbackj Yolanda Jackson, Marisa Day, Andrea Conner, Sharon Green, Teresa Webb, Cindy Mosely, ffifth rowj Toni Fisher, Staci Stone, Lisa Johnson, Paige Surls, Dee Ann Holt, Phil Dulaney, and Archey McCurrin. - mn . 78 I Junior High Band uslclcms Prepare for MHS Band 5 . S TOP: Elementary band members are ffrontj Jim Bellomy, Richard Campana, Jenny Brimer, Traci Pendley, Shirley Walker, Csecond rowj Flobin Hall, Joe Flyder, Becky Barina, Dana Palmer, Pam Markwardt, Kim Hill, fthird rowj Tacy Stevens, Neketia House, Kim McClary, Michelle Scandone, Cynthia Dowell, ffourth rowj Karen Overton, Bridgett Jackson, Denice Toliver, Sabrina Taylor, Julie Morris, Connie Tarkington, ffifth rowl Director John Brown, Sherry Atkins, Manay Smothers, Katrina Jenkins, Lorene Ruth, and Phylis Fowler. LEFT: Joey Jamieson watches attentively for Mr. Brown's cue. FAR LEFT: Junior High Drum Major Kevin Kilman. Elementary Band f 79 The National Honor Society members had to have constant striving and determination to achieve a set of requirements. If a lack of determination was seen by the sponsor, Mrs. McMullen, X A everyone received the very anticipated BlG MAC ATTACK. TOP RIGHT: Joan Jackson enjoys her concession stand duties. TOP LEFT: Mitch Clendening is named a finalist for the National Merit Scholarship. RIGHT: NHS officers are Randy Perkins fTreas.j, Kim Gawlik , Sec., Joan Jackson, V. Pres., Mitch Clendening, Pres. 80!NHS NHS Awards Scholarship A Sponsored by Charles the Printer The money ralsed from the concesslon stand was used to glve scholarships to one of nts graduatlng members The NHS produced the valedlctornan and salutatorlan for the class of 1980 TOP Hugh school :sn t all fun and games for Kath: Phlnny Klm Gawllk and Kum Tarklngton as Sax Weeks Test time comes around LEFT Klm Gawllk works dlllgently at her concessuon stand duties BOTTOM NHS members for 1980 school year are ffrontj Lon Rogers Kathy Tarkmgton Kum Tarklngton Sherry Morgan Jeannette Johnson fbackj Marlum Venable Julle Sneed Llsa Woolverton Kath: Phlnny Charlotte Truly NHS ! 81 ,QE A A .9 ' l' W CT , N Y f f 57235, ifliilif , J. ef IMI. W ,JW f L ,A,f f ' T . 5? Mi - C 3 'Z 3' .., .gl fl 3 If XA J N. . -ffakg. 4 W, V K , A -F, fyzxfail' zu 1 V nf..- A SN L, f ,Q ff' ,Q A-'M by , . MQ A,-:+,- -Ie i ,,' R ss' Q' y x Yi!! .3 f Q..-y-nr--lint-P Aly, 1 ,-7,11 v -..psi u.Y fu J 2 YQ! TJ 7i JWL OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Richard Jordan hurriedly hunts and pecks to meet weekly deadline. X ,- .4- . AW, Sponsord by Stowe's Men and Boys Athens OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Journalism class members are ffront rowj Richard Jordan, Chipper Souza, Bubba Smith, Mitch Clendening, Chris Mesa, Qmiddlej Curtis Ivey, Marium Venable, Jan Yarbrough, Beverly Newell, Qbackj Charlotte Truly, Elaine Joffe, Julie Royall, Kim Gawlik, and Kathy Phinny. TOP LEFT: Elaine Joffe struggles with her nearsightedness, as she reads a news article. TOP RIGHT: Senior Chip Souza jots down sports news facts for a track story. BOTTOM: Curtis lvey works intently to write his exciting sports article. Journalism I 85 FFA Ploces High in Livestock Show FFA members are: ffrontj T. Markham, M. Willoughby, K. Gragson, J. Jackson, R. Borah, J. Bailey, L. Morton, R. Palmer, C. Williams, Stenovitch, D. Alexander, fsecond rowj D. Jackson, J. Barina, M. Gregory, B. Kelley, J. Newland, B. Chapman, J. Hamner, B. Whitle T. Mattingly, L. Hull, fthird rowj J. Jones, R. Truly, J. Anders, T. Tatom, C. Mullins, T. Shelton, S. Stone, S. Ciardo, R. Bailey, H. Turner ffourth rowj D. Hanna, B. Self, S. Blair, C. Spivey, H. Holyfield, T. Monroe, R. Speed, S. Sprayberry, G. Gates, D. Cotton, Qfifth rowj Mr Loper, K. Marshall, R. Bailey, R. Rogers, W. Alexander, N. Ashton, J. Jackson, T. Shelton, D. Norwood, L. Garrett, Mr. Mattingly, rowj S.. Ferrell, D. Mosely, D. Weaver, M. McLain, R. Glover, M. Bates, V. Phillips, K. Upchurch, Z. Streater, R. Durmon, fseventh rowj ' ' Walters, K. Hayes, K. Jackson, R. Butters, C. Tarkington, M. Singleton, G. Jamieson, S. Duncan, G. Perry, M. I 1 The Malakoff FFA Chapter had one of its best groups this year along with the best projects there have ever been at MHS. Their Annual FFA Project Show involved members as well as the student body. The Malakoff FFA'ers made a clean sweep at the Henderson County Livestock Show winning Sponsored by several trophies and ribbons. Rowcln's Western Wear 86!FFA M'.?t?plyf Sw Ng-, T lilllliiggr gilifliu X: 41 ....-w-wa. K Y 'Avi M 11.533 . : g.i.....,,.j:f 1 I . X f :ibn A 1 NAD u ll Swrillzf ml fn? x , l 1, 1. . ,g:,Q' Q. X ' . l fis. :--N 1 da., g t, '-fur it 1 'Y-'1 Q95 4 o is TOP: FFA Officers are Ricky Bailey, Sentinel, Vic Phillips, Secretary, Robert Bailey, President, Richard Branch, Vice President, Mark Jock, Reporter, Todd Monroe. tNot pictured Ricky Phillips, Treasurerj. LEFT: FFA Sweetheart Shelly Surls. RIGHT: Gene Perry struggles with a heifer in a trimming chute. FHA! 87 CENTER: Ricky Phillips, Richard Branch, and Mike Bates take first ABOVE: Karl Hayes does his best in the bull riding event. RIGHT: Zane Streater hopes for a good ride on a wild bronco. 88 1 FFA Rodeo Rick! Phimps Name l place in the steer saddling competition. ll Around Cowboy E With the best FFA group in years how could their rodeo be anything but the best? The 1980 rodeo held May 9-10 was a record crowd gathering event with 600 people present each night and also a record breaking 100 rodeo participants. Richard Branch, Ricky Phillips, and Mike Bates received a first place in Steer Saddling. Ricky Phillips and Jimmy Jones won first in Scoop Race. Richard Branch and Robert Borah placed second in Scoop Race, third place went to Todd Monroe and Joe Bailey. Senior Tommy Tatom won third in Bull Riding. LEFT: Karl Hayes and Gene Perry get a good hold on their saddle steer ABOVE: One of the rodeo clowns enjoys a little fun and games with the bull. Texos Wholesale Supply Co ,V Sponsored by Athens . FFA Rodeo 1 89 April Showers Soak Prom-Goers Eight months filled with fund raiser after fund raiser came to an end with two work-filled days of decorating and one night that will live forever as a cherished memory by all the juniors and seniors. The theme April Showers could not have been more appropriate, for the day's rain shower continued throughout the evening. When inside, the dreary weather was forgotten in a ballroom filled with music, food, laughter, and magical moments with that special person. Olden Daze Sponsored by Antiques TOP: John Cross and Joan Jackson boogie to the beat of Disco Dick. LOWER LEFT: Junior sponsors Diane Chambers and Susan Wood relax and enjoy the scenery. LOWER RIGHT: Curtis Thomas and Jessie Barron display their dancing talents. 90 f Prom , , 1 N 1' -sf 'X h .1 5 T ,W ,. url ' TOP LEFT: Jeff Sneed and Kathy Tarkington and Curtis Ivey and Kim Combs sway to the music. TOP RIGHT: Lori Rogers and Robert Bailey jam on down. BOTTOM LEFT: Bubba Smith helps clean up for the big night. A ,ft 'Ti' 4 J v s B 1 me 4 ,af Sponsored by Mite iiT!! Mart if .I Prom f 91 RIGHT: Bubba Smith assists the guest speaker. BELOW: A hungry crowd gathers around the food. LOWER LEFT: Kim Locke works hard on last minute decorations. LOWER RIGHT: Richard Jordan and Lisa Woolverton enjoy a fast dance. 92 f Prom But After The Rain Comes A Rain Sponsored by Bonksion's Fabrics Seven Points TOP: Cindy Hughes reads the class will. LEFT: Kim Tarkington and Lisa Woolverton work hard on the ceiling decorations. RIGHT: Coach Wood and his wife enjoy dancing together. Prom X 93 For Seniors The Future Has Arriv Along with the honor of graduating comes the presentation of many awards to outstanding graduates and to some whose not-so-outstanding qualities won them awards. During a school-wide assembly on May 26 these seniors received plaques for achievement in a certain area: Mitch Clendening, Scienceg Chris Dulaney, Bookkeepingg Melinda Gunnels, VOEQ Annette Proctor, FHAQ Lori Rogers, Englishg Steve Rogers, Mathematics and Bandg Chip Souza, Journalismg and Jan Yarbrough, Band. Mr. Wood created his own special awards for a few deserving Qcontinued on next pagej TOP: Lori Rogers and Joan Jackson have one IHSI moment of togetherness. ABOVE: Lori McLemore receives a loving hug from a friend. RIGHT: Mrs. McMullen helps ready Jackie Davis for the big moment. Sponsored by Lonito's Beauty Solon 94 X Graduation ,M AX. 'Hrs G 1, ' 'Q ,. ,f ? i I I-x if 5 ,.., , n f Dew! X x ' 5! '--4 ' .Q Y ,D 47 ' . Q K 'db 1 E ' 3 w X 2 sf x Q i K 1 Rx 5- 4 fs Meyer, Hardy Earn Jr. High Voleclicforion, Solufoforion Honors RIGHT: Diana Meyer Valedictorian, Latisha Hardy Salutatorian. Sponsored by Geroge Quinn Realty 96 X Jr. High sf Q9 ABOVE: Junior High Student Senate Members are ffrontj Cathy Bell, Clayton Sparks, Diana Myer, Csecondj Chris Turner, Trisha Allen, Sponsor Ms. Moffit Cbackj La Tesha Hardy, Stacy Stone, Gary Woolverton, and John Tanner. LEFT: Junior High Advisory Committee Members are ffrontj Marsha Overton, Darren Scholfield, Lucille Johnson, Csecondj Connie Sonntag, Wilma Walker. Ms. Tarver fSponsorJ fbackj Mitch Mitchell, Daniel Blair, and John Tanner, Sponsored Furniture Center Jr. High 97 S WSW gf , , A w,X - FQ ,Q X M-WE il. ,Q Q , ,....,,....v-A .1-SSN 98 X Faculty Tal-.off WEYS 7-5-7- l-l-l- 1I1I1I DDD UUU 444 u.u.u. 5-7-7- l-l-l- -I1l1l DDD UUU 444 u.u.u. 5-5-7- l-l-l- glglgl DDD UUU 444 Ill-ILLL OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Ms. Chambers and Mrs. McMullen sponsor seniors on English IV trip. OPPOSITE PAGE FAFI LEFT: As Mr. Larkin says, Math is okay with me! OPPOSITE PAGE RIGHT: Journalism advisor Tom Wylie helps Elaine Joffe with a story. TOP LEFT: Mr. Wood substitutes as a teacher. TOP RIGHT: Coach Trice acts as track starter. MIDDLE: Mrs. Loyd explains typing procedures. LEFT: Mr. Brown directs the band. Faculty I 99 Administration CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Superintendent, Jack Murray, BS. University of Corpus Christi, M.Ed., Stephen F. Austin State University Inez Allen, Tax AssessorfCollector School Board Members are ffrontp Sam Tanner, Audrey McClintock, Joe Cox, fbackj Homer Trimble, Charles Morman, Watt Norman, Les Crews. Edwina Carson, R. N. Shannon School of Nursing, School Nurse. Secretaries Cfrontj Jackie Drennan, Leda Lee, fbackj ESAA Project Director!Counselor Virgie Orr, and School Accountant Jerry Brown 100 f Administratio CLOCKWISE: Charles Wood, High School Principal, BS, MEd, ETUS Edward Nichols, Junior High Principal, BA, ETBC. MEd, Sul Floss, Vickie Simmons, Junior High Secretary, Brenda Clark, Elementary Secretary, Lionel Duncan, Elementary Principal, BS, MEd, SHSUQ Jim Fort, High School Counselor, BS, SHSU, MS ETSU. CENTER: Joy Conner, High School Secretary. Administration f 101 Laredo Abron BS, Paul Quinn College, Fourth Grade Larry Allen BS, ETSU, Fifth Grade Carl Anderson BS, Wiley College, Social Studies Fayretta Anderson BS, Wiley College, Jr. High Language Arts Darlene Blackmon BS, Baylor, First Grade Marcia Blackmon BS, ETSU, Title l Helen Brewer BS, Texas College, Homemaking Charlotte Brown BS, Howard Payne, M.Ed, ETSU, Fifth Grade Georgia C. Brown BA, Texas College, Third Grade John W. Brown BME, Howard Payne, M.Ed. ETSU, Band Director Mary Brown Elementary Art Diane Chambers BA, SFASU, MLS, Texas Women's University, English ABOVE: Coach Tickner takes a rest in the teacher's lounge. RIGHT: Mr. Brown looks approvingly at the football game from the 102 f Faculty bandstand. LEFT: DE teacher Mr. Peeler gets his store ready for the noon rush, BELOW: Mr. Wright shows student the technique of dissecting a frog. l --sr- Sidney C. Chandler BS, UTQ Jr. High Math, Science Zilla Cook BS, SFASUQ Fourth Grade Jerry Cotton BS, SFASUQ Jr, High English, Coach 3 Jewell Lee Cotton BA, SFASU3 English, Speech, UIL Director Lou Crooks BS, UT, Elementary Resource Barbara Crouch BS, MEd, ETSUQ Kindergarten Deana Dickson BS, NTSUQ Elementary Resource Susan Fox BS, MEd, ETSU, Sixth Grade Francis-Lee Galey BS, Texas Tech, Jr. High Occupational Investigation Brenda Garrad BA, SFASUg English, Economics Bill Green BS, MEd, ETSU: Fifth Grade Inez Green Kindergarten Aide Faculty 1 103 Ino Hall BA, TEUQ Spanish, English Jaqueline Harper BA, ETSU, Home Economicsg Consumer's Education, HECE Mary Louise Jackson BS, TEUg Sixth Grade Kathryn Jenkins BA, ETSU, Second Grade Ron Jennings BS, ETSUQ Social Studies, Coach Judy Johnson Elementary Aide Jo Ann Jones Elementary Aide James Kelley VFH General Mechanics Patricia King Elementary Music James K. Larkin BA, NTSU3 Math Doyle Loper BS, SHSUQ Agriculture Fluth Ann Loyd BS, University of Arizona, Typing, Bookkeeping, VOE 104 f Faculty fi' .bw-r Y- Ma? Susan Magness BS, NTSU, Speech Therapy Marilyn Marks BS, MEd., ETSU, Jr. High Resource Beverly Massingill Title I Aide Johnny Mattingly BS, SFASU3 MS, ETSU, Agriculture LEFT Mrs Tucker instructs Steve Wilson and James Fields in a ABOVE Mrs Joy Conner works busily in the office. Rosemary McMullen BA, MEd., Baylor, Librarian Kathy Miller BS, ETSU, Second Grade Stanley Miller BS, SFASU, Jr. High History, PE Coach Dial Moffatt BBA, Baylor, MA, SFASU, Jr. High History, Coach Suzy Moffatt BA, Baylor, MEd., SFASU, Jr. High Reading, English Paula Moore Chester Morris BS, Tarleton State, CVAE, Farm Ranch Glenna Morris Special Education Aide Faculty! 105 BA, Pan American, Third Grade RIGHT: The camera catches Helen Brewer taking a breather during class. BELOW: Teachers await the start of another spirited Tiger pep ralley. E X-V, wish' Mary Murray BS, SFASU: Reading Evelline Nichols Jr. High Aide Edward Peeler BS. Arizona State: Distributive Education Reeta Pendley BS, ETSU, First Grade Karen Robertson BS, West Texas State: Jr. High Math Delores Scott BA, ETSU: Jr. High Math Ollie Mae Smith Jr. High Aide Nancy Sonntag BS, NTSU: Math Ethelyene Sparkm an Tom my Speake BS, TEUg Jr. High Science, Coach Linda Tanner BS, ETSU: Third Grade Jerrilyn D. Tarver BS, ETSU: Jr. High Reading 106 1 Faculty ,ra-Fw 'rv Evelyn Thompson Elementary Reading, Math Terry Ticknor BS, M.Ed, Southeastern Oklahoma State, Science, Coach Tina Tompkins BS, TEU, Jr. High Special Education Linda Trice BA, Baylor, Fourth Grade Phil Trice BA, Baylor, Math, Head Coach Judy Tucker BS, UT Tyler, Texas, World History, Civics Michael Wakefield BS, TEU, First Grade Hubert Wilson BS, Kansas State, MS, Fort Hays Kansas State, Health, PE, Driver Education, Coach Susan E. Wood BA, SHSU, Resource Math, English Janette Woods BS, MEd, ETSU, Second Grade William J. Wright BA, UT, Biolgoy, Physical Science Thomas O. Wylie BS, Texas AGM, Math, Chemistry, Journalism, Yearbook J'-fn la. .L A LEFT: Diane Chambers works the door at a basketball game. ABOVE: Coach Terry Ticknor tells the Tigerettes how it is during a time out. Faculty 1 107 1 f ,J f , v. M1553 ,,.. fa? 1 ANNA! Y 0 9,1 .. ,H Mn- ,AJ - , V.. ,M 44 X 1 Ni WN-N in .H 'J A P Ii K V j fv Wy, ., J , ,ir f .i H 1 1 x 5-2 E 2 ' ' 1 . 3' V' Y Q 1. g XT Q' ,XV Mi V M MQW A 533 i f i B 1 f i Fx W :E X 1 ff Q ' ,, mf x 'ff as ,,. it In .. 5 xiii. -N mmm CDU, 44 xl-nl1l UUU CDU5CD I-LII-I-Ill-I Chihlh GDUICA 444 -l1l-J UUU I Tifliliifl LLILI-ll-I-I Uilhth U5U,U5 444 .nl-lxl UUU OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Karen Jackson clowns in the hall. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Fourth graders take a break from their studies. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: A newline of cheerleaders perform at the powderpuff football game. TOP LEFT: Mark Jock takes a good ride on his donkey. TOP RIGHT: Student Senate president Mitch Clendening accepts office of Vice President. BOTTOM LEFT: Dee Ann Holt, Paige Surls, and Lisa Johnson show off their overalls. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathi Phinney provides a little entertainment at the football game, Classes 1 109 Seniors '80 BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Class Officers are: CCIockwise from upper rightj Chipper Souza, secretary, Jeff Sneed, president, Chris Dulaney, vice president, Debbie Holt, treasurer. LouAnn Berry Kimberly Combs Jeff Conner 110 ! Seniors Robert Bailey nf William Branch Sabrina Chambers Helen Beamon Mitchell 6 r , in f . Q--A Naikxm., XENA Dianna Grayer Sheryl Gregory l Mfwf ' Aff I ,,,,,. Q, V-'I ' - 4 UPPER RIGHT: James Fields gives a report in history class. ABOVE: Seniors show their spirit in a Tiger pep rally. I7 ,XV Sandra Grubbs Melinda Gunnel S 112 f semofs Janet Harris Karl Hayes Diana Hernandez Debra Holt Nora Jackson SherylJackson George Jamieson BELOW: Charles Mullins shocks the crowd as he walks through the stands as newly elected Powder Puff football sweetheart. Cindy Hughes Joan Jackson i .X r 1 1 .X ,. X . D ijxxs Seniors 1 I J, X ! 113 A ttrs if if ry ' 4 ig' 4 'A ,,,, 4 an 4-A Helen Beamon Jeff Conner Jackie Davis ' Chris Dulaney Lou Ann Ferguson Tammy Glasgow Debra Graves Dianna Grayer Melinda Gunnels Janet Harris f 4 12-YEAR SENIORS Diana Hernandez Carla Holt Debbie Holt Joan Jackson Melba Jackson Nora Jackson Sheryl Jackson Mark Jock Sandy King Teresa Mewbourn Robin Morman Elizabeth Newland Randy Perkins Ricky Phillips William Ramsey Lori Rogers Stephen Rogers Tai Shelton Chipper Souza Curtis Thomas June Trimble -1 1 WU. g Q ? ' A ,E 'K if 4 .W an ss. 'K 5 nw K ii Q' VA. Q4 1' X 3 'QF Q ,U Sponsored by Cedar Creek Lawnmower Service Center BELOW: Tammy Glasgow is framed in the library while Stephen Rogers Alan Shelton Taneesia Shelton Sondra Pemberton looks on. William Ramsey 4, Y 'U' John Smith Jeffrey Sneed Edward Souza Curtis Thomas June Trimble Tracey Thomas Q' Linda Wilson Zane Streater Tommy Tatom J ' 1' 3-f 1 I A-.. UPPER LEFT: Senior basketball girls Lori Rogers, Cindy Hughes, Debbie Holt, and Dianna Grayer clown in the hall before practice. ABOVE: Steve Rogers plays his best at a Tiger pep rally. Janet Yarbrough Se '0'S f 117 Seniors '81 UPPER RIGHT: Bubba Smith finds himself hard at work. LOWER RIGHT: Jackie Barron, Jessie Barron, and Karen Jackson smile for the camera before they goto class. BELOW: Junior class officers are: Julie Royall, Presidentg Lisa Woolverton, Vice-Presidentg Kim Gawlik, Secretaryg Kathi Phinney, Treasurer. I 'iii is L, 55.1, A., ,Q .1 -. K, , 'vi 2 'S A3511 ki' E Deborah Alexander Jimmy Anders John Atkins Rickey Bailey Vincent Bailey Danny Ballard Jackie Barron Mike Bates Tom Bevers ,,,..., Sam Blair 118 1 Juniors Scott Bullard Scott Ciardo Billy Comer David Cotton John Cross Jana Drennan Danny Driverd Howard Driver Scott Dunn Ray Durmon Gaylon Edwards Steve Ferrell Sandra Fleming Kim Gawlik Sue Givens Keith Gregson Jerry Graves Dewayne Grayer Jerry Gregory Chris Grubbs Davey Hanna Michele Holyfield Brenda Ingram Curtis Ivey Gayle Jackson Karen Jackson Jeanette Johnson Teresa Jones Richard Jordon Barry Killingsworth Juniors I 119 f X In 32 iv t ri if Jerene Laughery Kim Locke Melanie Lowry Timmy Markham Juanita McGibboney Chris Mesa Sherri Morgan Beverly Newell Carolyn Overton Gene Perry Kathi Phinney Paul Proctor Mike Redus Becky Robertson Russell Rogers Julie Royall Tracie Rushin Bill Self Bubba Smith Ronnie Smith Juniors Sue Givens, Carolyn Overton and Becky Robertson display their enthusiasm at a pep rally 120 f Juniors LEFT Howard Driver seems to be Busting Out during the powder puff BELOW Jana Drennan puts the finishing touch on her hamburger ...Q- Verdell Williams Steve Wilson Lisa Woolverton Glynadon Yates Thelma Smith Julie Sneed Johnny Speed Scott Sprayberry Kim Tarkington Charlotte Truly Keith Upchurch Marium Venable Leigh Walters David Weaver Juniors! 121 RIGHT: Sophomore class officers are Bully Whlteley President Jay Jay BELOW: Scott Duncan and Mike McLain carry ice chest down the hall Jackie Anders Laurette Armstrong Annette Atkins Larry Baisden Francis Barina Richard Blair Robert Borah Belinda Boykin Raymond Butters Tom Byers 122 1 Sophomores Wu in flair LEFT: Junior Sandra Fleming looks for helr from sophomores Laurette Armstrong and Shel y U Surls as part of a biology lab prolaact in dissection of fetal pigs. ln the bac ground r, Wright lends assistance to Floy Glover. BELOW: Kathy Tarkington takes time out between classes to ge a drink of water. t S .Q if D si A X .X , 0 '-'f 1 Ts XX -' , K 5 - :T QN N . Q Joe Campana Bruce Chapman Joe Davis Marilyn Davis Ronnie Dennis David Dowell Duke Ewing Kelvin Ferrell Alva Fisher Lance Garrett Darla Gaston Roy Glover Rick Green Jeff Hughes Lee Hull Derryl Jackson Hazel Jackson James Jackson Lisa Jamieson Jerry Johnson Sophomores f 123 RIGHT Jerry Johnson and Ronnie Speed Kyle Kilman Vic Kirkland Kevin Kitch Gary Laughery Kerry Marshall Todd Monroe Kathy Morris Michele Morris Lisa Morton Jay Jay Mullins Norman Nelson Lisa Newland Traci Newman Michele Nichols Don Norwood 124 !S0phOI'11OI'eS compare notes. .f Q. in Charles Oliver Joy Penrose Fran Perkins Elmer Reed Denesa Robertson Mark Singleton Ronnie Speed Shelly Surls V39 f ' Carl Tarkington Kathy Tarkington Russell Tarver Sheila Thomas Tracey Thomas 'TY Marybel Thompson Joe Trantham Angie Trimble Roy Truly Annette Ward Lisa Weaks Billy Whiteley W Melissa Wilson Mark Yates Donna Young nasty ABOVE: Mr, Nichols tries to auction off Todd Monroe on Slave Day. LEFT: Johnny Julian gives Jay Jay Mullins trombone lessons while Lisa Woolverton looks on. Sophomores 125 Q Q i , K - L '33 if ff ' : -ff' ' Lt xi -2 ,7 ff 4 J 1' ,nswwj if-1 'fb-4-xul , Z' w 1 .Lxf 1. -A 1 , ' f 412, ,,.'-'-.Stag , ,3.g..! --Ag. ' L L. '-HAS:-rf -fm W- -. . . x g.f Mfsx X ' um-, - Qu -- . ,AJ ,- w-5f9,yA - Af - Q K.f1.,,, 5' -K f' 2 , 3? .. J N ...W -f wf1.Qwi'n Q A. X ,ik 1'3 -' .Q v N I ,jeff 5 .iffsi 43:77 ,4 ,QQ r--... r E555 3 si. po 13355 sf: Q eg X T -L., 'ali fsck .. . L LEFT: Freshmen listen attentively as Mr Fort explains their assessment tests. BELOW: Jeffery Templin, Scott Williams Charlie Williams, Frank Green, and Bobby Carson find 6 47' QQN Harold Holyfield Brenda Hoyt Terry Hudspeth Carey Jackson time to play cards during lunch. Jeanne Brown James Carter Kandi Clark Willie Cooley Kelly Doss Larry Dyer Becky Gawlik Michael Gregory Shelly Grimes John Hamner Chris Hastedt Pam Hayes Jim Henderson Lee Henderson Carla Hill Freshmen 127 BELOW: Missy Branch and Becky Gawlik learn the etiquette of speech from instructor Mrs. Cotton RIGHT: Craig Spivey, Kelvin Toliver, Joe Bailey, Tim Mattingly, and Todd Shelton learn how to trim a calf in Ag I Jerryl Jackson Jennifer Janke Steven Joffe Johnny Jones Vickie Jones Bobby Kelly Michele Killingsworth Melinda Lovelady Vali Maglaras David Markham Tim Mattingly Michele Miller Marilyn Morris Darryl Mosely John Newland ff!! 128 Alireshmen Rhonda Palmer Gwen Proctor Sheila Reid Tammy Roberts YD 'ii' :M J ! '27 ,.-s. 'Y Flobbie Robertson Ken Rountree Beth Russell John Scoggins Melinda Smith Craig Spivey Keith Stenovitch mm' Steve Stone Bonnie Tanner Jeff Templin Sherry Thomas Kevin Toliver Beverly Trantham Homer Turner Pam Welborn Deborah West Charlie Williams Boone Willoughby Rusty Wilson LEFT: Becky Gawlik and Michele Ashlock find a quick chance to talk between classes. ABOVE: Freshman Carla Hill works hard at taking achievement tests. Freshmen 1 129 Eighth Grade RIGHT Bubba Matthews seems to know the Kristie Allen Trisha Allen Jennifer Anders Troy Askew Curtis Ballard Helen Barron Tanya Beaubien Cathy Bell Suzanne Bellamy Daniel Blair Chris Brimer Jerry Brown Kalah Brown Ky Brownlow Bobby Canada Chris Cannon Richard Caro Brent Cheatham Scott Clendening George Crayton 130 f 8th Grade BNSWGY. ijt Vicki Dawson Randy Dorrough Denise Evans Edi Fetinger Adolphous Fisher Chris Gattord Rodney Givens Glen Glasgow Holly Hamner LaTesha Hardy Lisa Hendrix Joe Hernandez Sheree Hinkle Kristi Holbert Robert Holyfield Addie Jackson Ty King Donna Leatherwood Steve Leatherwood Todd Locke Leia Long Joseph Lonon Bryan Matthews Bubba Matthews Michael McCloud Jack McDowell Sonya McDowell Wayne McKnight Diana Meyer Marc Miller 8th Grade 1131 Mark Mitchell Marsha Overton Paul Paulson Debbie Pemberton Denise Pennington David Quinn Kelly Quinn Michael Riddle Culley Rogers Diane Rountree Jackie Ruth Carol Scandone Belinda Smith Roderick Smith Connie Sonntag Clayton Sparks Brent Stenovitch Sonya Streater John Tanner Billy Teal Elizabeth Truly Robert Walker Wilma Walker Elaine Wallace Charles Ward Lisa Watts Donnie Williams Danny Wilson Gary Woolverton Debra Young 132 I 8th Grade LEFT: Tracy Roberts, Zeola Hunter, Mrs Roberson, Robert Reno, Kevin Kilman, and Shawn Grant look over their test papers. Leroy Anderson Kathy Barnett Darryl Beasly Dorenda Boykin Keith Boykin '5iin-8'dl Rodney Branch Robert Brandburg Darren Brown Hosea Caro Gerald Chapman if Brenda Coleman Rosie Coleman Andrea Conner Tammy Cooley Vanessa Dawson If Phillip Dulaney Toni Fisher Sheryl Gaddis Todd Gilmore Lisa Givens l . LQ yi X X 7th Grade f 133 Floberl Graham Shawn Grant Sharon Green Wendy Gunstanson Charlolle Hall Christie Hanna Kelly Hanna Becky Harris Darinda Hennessee Steve Henry Keith Hicks Tony Hill Dee Ann Holt Gerald Huckabee Tony Hulin Zeola Hunter Emily Jackson Yolanda Jackson Joey Jamieson Heather Janke Dianna Jock Jerry Johnigan Dana Johnson Lisa Johnson Lucilla Johnson 134 1 7th Grade Kevin Kilman Tommy Lee Archie McCurin Jay Mesa -N-9 Q George Willoughby David Wilson Leroy Wilson Annette Wright Bill Montogomery Cindy Moseley David Nelson Dwayne Newell Bill Owen Kristen Pederson Tarrence Penrose Jeff Prentice Ann Pyle Robert Reno Jason Riddle Tracy Roberts Mandy Rogers Daren Scholfield Tina Shirey Carla Smith Staci Stone Donnell Sumrall Paige Surls Phillip Surls Selena Tarklngton Angelia Trantham Christopher Turner Peggy Watson Teresa Webb 7th Grade 1 135 Sixth Grad Brad Bodiford Ken Bostic Ginnie Brimer Minta Brown Tom Bullard Richard Campana Lamesa Carlo Sherry Clark Richard Comer John Costlow Todd Dieckman Jimmy Dobecka Cynthia Dowell Tracy Edwards Phyllis Fowler Jerry Graham Rebia Hall Leonard Harris Kim Hill Ronnie Howard Nekeita Howse Johnny Hudson Annie Jackson Bridgett Jackson Kervin Jackson 136 1 6th Grade 'QQ' ffl Katrina Jenkins Levi Karr Sheri Lee Pamela Markwardt Kim McClary Leah Meza Amber Miller Michael Miller Tommy Mitchell Julie Morris . Clifton Nichols Karen Overton Dana Palmer Traci Pendley Danny Hagan John Riley Lora Russell Lorene Ruth Kevin Sanders Michelle Seandone Tommy Sharples Manay Smothers Jeff Spivey Tacy Stevens Connie Tarkington Sabrina Taylor Denise Toliver Lynn Toth Shirley Walker Freddy Yakesch 6th Grade X 137 Fifth Grad Judy Johnson gives volleyball instructions to Ronald Overton and Kipp McSweeney. Darrin Allen Greg Ashlock Grady Baker Dawn Barnes Henry Barnes Keith Barron Barbara Barton Bobbie Beasley Janet Beasley Debbie Boatright Patrick Brimer Crystal Bryant Brenda Clark Danny Cowler Michael Cox 138 X 5th Grade v.-...hm-A Sammy Davis Vannitta Dawson Lisa Dyer Christy Evans 52 Pamala Fisher James Flanagan Robert Fort Noelette Grant Waylon Gunnels Rocky Hale Tammy Hanna Shirley Hejny Dana Hill Donnie Hodge Teresa Holland Michael Hoyt Jo Anne Huckabee Deanna Johnson Robert Johnson Waynette Kirksey Joel Knox Paula Leatherwood John Long Paul Loper Billy Markham Christi Matthews Timmy Matthews Christopher McClary Sean McKean Kipp McSweeney Annette Merrifield Chuck Mesa Roy Mitchel Kim Monroe 5th Grade ! 139 Winfred Morrison Sheryl Neill Ronald Overton Michael Pate Kelly Patti Lisa Prentice Calvin Fleno Jo Anna Robinson Tonya Rountree Michael Ruth Michael Scott Sharla Slaton Anita Smith Marvin Smith David Spradlin Sean Stenovitch Tonya Stevens James Strickland Carl Tapley Neal Tarkington Andrew Thomas Julie Trimble Barry Tucker Betty Walker Daniel Weaver Holly Wentworth Marticia White Robie White Michelle Wright Joe Young 140 I 5th Grade Bobbie Tanner and Lisa Stone work hard while CheNita Allen Jeffery Baldwin Karen Barker Tammie Bodiford Jim Brown Amy Butler Darlene Cannon Billy Chase Ronald Christian Jana Clark Stacey Clary Laura Clements Teresa Cooley Jana Cotton Teresa Cox Marilyn Creekett David Davidson Becky Davis Howard Dewees Clyde Dowell Freddie Dowell Monique Dupree 4th Grade I 141 Kevin Fitzgerald Shawn Garret Larry Goods Lisa Gray Tony Gregory Todd Grimes Dean Hager Debbie Hall Lyndel Hall Tommy Hanna Charlotte Hastedt Casey Henderson Jimmy Henderson Mark Henderson Christy Hendrix Chris Hicks Angela Hinkle Jason Holyfield Tammy Holyfield Jeff Hyde Lynn Jackson Lori Jamieson Lana Johnson Tonya Johnson Cavin Jones Tina Jones Melinda Julian Chad King Jonas King Michael Lowry 142 f 4th Grade Nicholas Maglaras Teresa Markwardt Michael McGee Angela McSwain Nancy Nichols Donna Norris Beth Pattison Mitchell Riddle Christopher Riley Kim Sanders Bobbie Seat Shane Sillick Mimi Smith Willie Smith Pamela Staggs Randall Staggs Lisa Stone Shane Surls Page Sutton Mickey Talbert Bobbie Tanner Kerry Toliver Kenneth Wade William Walker Donald Watson Manda Williams Shana Williams Michele Williamson Bruce Willoughby Kelly Wood 4th Grade I 143 RIGHT Third graders make ther Michelle Allen Barbara Barnes Brant Bennett Wendell Brimer Heather Broussard Wendy Cheatham Eric Clendening Eddie Crockett Veronica Dowell Ricky Dycus Chris Dyer Mady Emerine Nickelous Ervin Marci Ferrell Tyra Gilmore Ricky Graham Margana Grant Vicki Green Steven Gregory Alisha Harris 144 f 3rd Grade I 4119 -. YQ' Tracy Hejny Marty Henderson Charles Hill Nancy Holland Marcus Hornbuckle Jackie Howard John Huckabee Chris Ivey Brian Jones Leon Jones Larry Keeling Sean Lawler Michael Lonon Anthony Manning Vernon McLeroy Perry Mihalakos Lora Mitchell Melton Mitchell Guy Monroe Rhonda Montagomery Jason Murray Tracy Nowlin Frank Pattison Loraine Pillaro Amber Pipes Earnest Ray Vanessa Rushing Bradley Sanders Scott Scholfield Glenn Schwab 3rd Grade X145 Rodney Slaton Bobby Smith Patrick Smith Quivoria Smothers Sarah Sonntag Steven Sparks David Sumrall Bradley Taylor Sharla Toliver Mark Trice Eric Trimble Wayne Truly William Truly Gina Tudor Bert Walker Dee Whitworth Devanna Williams Wendy Williams Charles Worley Michael Wylie Mrs. Sparkman s class says The Pledge of Allegiance while Mark Trice 146 I 3rd Grade Second Grad Cynthia Barron Ernest Barton Bill Beasley Bill Bowden Carla Britt Gabe Broussard Angela Butler Charlene Carter Brandon Clark Christi Lynn Cox Stephen Crawford Jason Dalrymple Kathy Dandridge Angela Davis Kelly Davis Shelly Davis Vanoid Dawson Molly Doss Marcus Dowell Callie Estep Lori Fitzgerald Krystal Flanningan Michael Fort Jeff Goode Sheila Gorgone 2nd Grade X147 Hoody Grant Joe Gray Julie Grimes Marcie Gunnels Nickie Hale Brian Han na Chris Hardy Kim Hernandez Ginny Hicks Jeffery Hill Kelly Huddleston Benjamin Jackson Dean Janke James Johnson Tara Johnson Wayne Keelings Tommy Keith Eric Leath Jerome Lise Jason Logan Pat McGee Ricky McSwain Teresa Mitchell Ginger Morman Carey Peach Stacy Peyton Jessie Ray Chris Riddle Karen Ritchie George Rivas 148 f 2nd Grade ff! HI Q9 fl X X ff Q ff Tabatha Roberts Jerry Sayas Joey Seat Jamie Sharnles Angela Smith Alfonse Sparks April Stedum Angela Sykes Kecia Thompson Bradley Tiers Arthur Walker Fleomona Walker Sabrina Walker Jason Watts Dana Williamson Jamie Beyer Alpha-Consuelo Blood Chris Bodiford Stanley Britt Tracy Britt Brian Cannon Candi Carney Tonya Clary Jason Clendening Lisa Coleman 2nd Grade - 1st Grade f 149 Jerry Cotton Kim Crawford Derrick Dennis Tonia Dickerson Lillian Dycus Roderick Ervin Greg Gawlik Bill Gray Christine Green Rick Hightower Shannon Holbert Jody Hyde Kari Ivey Jackie Jackson Jeffery Jenkins Shanique Jenkins Danny Johnson Lana Jones Susan Kearney April Lewis Kenneth Long Rhonda Matthews Rufus McGuffey Wendy McKnight Ricky Merrifield 150 X 1st Grade hd Canaan Meza Aletha Mitchell Derek Moffatt Kim Montgomery 09' fi: Q 1,3 if 1 ' 5 A QS A Kristi Wilbanks Lisa Williams Tracy Wilson Jerry Wylie Scott Oliver Angela Patterson Dana Petillo Jeff Pitts James Ray Georgia Roberts Matthew Robertson Paula Shuefield Andrea Smith Curtis Smith Travis Smith Wyntress Smothers Joey Snowden Ronnie Sparks Sharonda Sparks Danyle Sprayberry Rochelle Taylor Michael Tollver Angela Trimble Pete Truly Ronald Venable Sonia Walker Stacey Walker Regina Weaks Dewayne Webb 1st Grade 1151 Franesvia Andrews Debra Barina Stephanie Beebe Kristy Bennett Donny Berdice Patricia Britt John Broussard Aimee Brown Annsley Brown Tonya Brown Amanda Carroll Michael Carter Varhonda Dawson Dadrick Dowell Stacie Engledow Chris Felder Travis Galey Will Galey Brent Gilmore Trent Gilmore Racheal Gray Penny Hall Angela Hartless Greg Hill John Holcomb Monica Holt Chantal Hoskins Angie Huckabee Theresa Jackson Jennie Jock Jennifer Kester Desmond Knox John Leason Jamie Logan Lea Loman Angie McBride Shane Monroe Laurie Montgomery Shonda Moore Lance Perkins Christy Pillaro Stacy Quinn Delta Radiean Marvin Rogers Troy Schwab Russell Slaton Ben Sonntag Billy Joe Sparks Michael Sparks Ray Sparks Latricia Toliver Chris Travis Teena Tuder Tony Tudor Sheila Wall Amy Weaks Yvette West Donald Williams Lisa Willoughby Robert Wright Kindergarten f 153 lsr! -1-1 gm-qgwmm X . 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I , Q J K M 3 Telep one: - -9 2 N Drawer E Aihens, Texas H O I Au henic Mexican F d I hwa es Afhens, Texas J J Wi H gh y 274 432 3458 FARMERS 84 RANCH ERS wis F SUPPLY eed S ed F +iIi Call Collecf 2l4f396 288l 0 396 2282 Wesf Hwy. 3 I Kerens, T Curtis Mathes Now with full Ilne 100 !n Electromc SST Selective Sensor Tumng The Most Expenslve Televusuon Sets nn Amerlca and Darn Well Worth I! Curtis Mathes C D M M he P rk 75751 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 80' BIG T SHOPPING CENTER Hwy 90 Coney Clfy 168 I Ads I . . . . . . I Of sond onufocrunngplom OneCurns of s o wov Ame ,T I . 5 Q . THE G UNTRY FAIR W X K Q wir X ws' ' a 1 ' k , . 3 z ,W 3...x sg . 'S' XX A ,K .. xx if , X 6-,ev -L Q 1 as . Q L ' ' Sg 3La G . S 0 l Q as f- f M f - , .ng Q it X YA K A 5.-um . W x. 5 SYNK ixvf' x,33ie lf:-tm I At , ii 55:z an ' .. H f Q. . 1 5 , '. gg, Q53 'X X I Q -fl- N M...- 3 1 M. -2 3 i Z ' 5 1 Ads!169 Y X ,XNXNNFX QXJ5: QQ 'ff' NS 'E es 'J AL. YDE We we we vac: wma HOMEAPPLIANCF rUDWURf HAR Rf WR W H0 HP WNff ED S PLACE Resfauranf Home Cooked Meals Exxon Gas Grocery and Drugs Boai' Srorage Bad' and Tackle Q2 my 451 2974 Roufe 2, Mabanlr Hwy. 90, N. of Caney Cify Larry and Ca+hy Lodes Owner Cperafor HYDE HOME APPLIANCES 81 FURNITURE Mabank 887 375I 555 7 ' f' s 3 55? Q RD' 3' 5.2 L Ads ! 170 V, -1 ,, y,,.v- Nxqf-,,. 'x fr ei, fr if gg, rf, Cx A rx A ,fff 'g1'lV,f? Q if 1311? ig? 53 XJPC L, , ,,,y, ,, ,C or , -,gf 1 rrff,,f-Wwe N Nfxoszw 'f',.M ,. 'j,-',f N, .fff ,,J1 nf Xxx- C V. ,L 1:21 zfcif 'ffirfguwffge fr' rf: N ' ?:Q f,f.f1fg,f',ffiff gf af' - ' NN Arg ,f1j.ML',ffivy,-1f,,.ij'f,..fj'fg - f ' A f,-, ss Vkky t C xx 1 L:-,Zi331g:.V5gLi'L.'f M ,A C P' - , Q, ,I NXT f if1-'-'ir' ' A -' W ---W ' 'f , 1 A P .,,, L M A A J ' .L , , , Vrrrr .p.,,4y 'f iii' Q 217'A:,7l1'r1?I 1' Q ' M L iss M, V5 ,51 4 2 h L ff N , f 222 ' , was em H - I3 , I ,gp ,'n ' Nui , . 1 i , or r- ff ,,,r L A C ,, - , ,,, , . f ' 'P ' ' 'A H PP , rr.. ,. M L y yy yy I ,C rrqffsfv - A f A ' WSF 3. 7 Aqn ix r' +V: 5 g 131 - fi 'V Q, -'km f va-gee, f fr 'xr J 511 J, Lx .KE e 'pf Dirk X L, P Q? 'K ' X ' Eg, - 1 QW! MQW I O FIRST STATE BANK ,epo Trinidad' Texas noun ouosn msuuncl c '40.000, OIPOIAYION SUNNY-GLEN E E on CEDAR CREEK LAKE Owner: Janlce Bunch R+. I - Box 235-I, Malalroff, Texas 75I48 Ph. 2l4l489-07l5 Camp - Swim - Picnic Cabins - Bair - Tackle Groc. - Gas - Boar Ramp Trailer Parlr - Dry Boaf Sfalls Canoes - Paddle Boafs Ads X 171 A XX Box ' Vbll E.Hwy.3l X, TE ..--1...........,x Phone 489' I 533 - rl ' 5 172 I Ads HOWARD'S CARPET OUTLET Bring Measuremenfs t Take Home Savings Phone 2 I 4-675-5482 Garry and Sandy Howard Hwy 3I Wesi' Owners A+hens TRINIDAD DAIRY QUEEN Congrafulahons Sensors' We appreclafe your pa+ronage , I X X I as U lf . I I . ,1 ' I J . 5 ,ssssss -Q, a- Z RELIANCE CLAY PRODUCTS COMPANY 0 s gg 'Q pgerlfi ge?9 amiga 'W CCDRSICANA DR PEPPER 8: 7 UP BCTTLING CO BRICK Your Besf buy for Building Ferris Dallas 225-2328 - 35l-3768 . 9 e J - 0 Corsicana, Texas SA ING TIPS on electric ranges When usrngtop-of range utenslls cover tightly and cook wlth mrmmum of water Cookrng s faster less energy s used Food looks and tastes better too 2 Use flat bottomed utensils for best contact wrth heating surface Use proper slze utensils A 6 pan on an 8 heatmg surface wastes energy 3 Preheat oven only when needed and only to mmutes any longer wastes energy 4 When brollung do not preheat Leave door agar aur crrculatron rnsures proper brollmg 5 Use oven fully Full rtwrth foods that cook at same temperature Freeze extras for later use Venter pans IH from oven sldes staggered above each other lno overlapl for best heat dlstrlbutlon 7 Keep oven shut Opening door drops temperature 25 or more wastes energy 8 Thaw frozen meats before cookmg 9 Do not use oven or surface heatlng elements for home heatlng 10 Turn range off nmmedlately when fmrshed one or more of the fuels needed to produce It Conserve fuels and you help assure that there will be enough to meet essential needs for electrlclty ln the future If you would like additional information on conserving electricity call the Customer Service Representative In the TP8rL Office TEXAS POWER 8c LIGHT COMPANY A tax paying mvestor-owned electnc utlluty 0 T. ' - ' , ' temperature stated. Normal preheat is 10 Conserve ewctricity and you hem Conserve . McCOOL'S STCRE Malalroff, Texas Ads !175 l DEPARTMENT SUNDAY SCHOOL 9 45 a m MORNING WORSHIP I0 55 a m Box 446 Mala Izoff 489 0228 Where a Warm Welcome AwalI's You 'Hx FRED STONE AUTO SUPPLY Aufomohve Welding IIIIPI 1 304W Corslcana Aihens Texas Ph 675 227I CHURCH TRAINING 6 00 p m EVENING WORSHIP 7 00 p m WEDNESDA PRAYER SERVICE CH 7 00 p m EAST TEXAS TILE 81 CARPET Carpef VlnyI Wallpaper Mirror Llghf FIXIUTGS Ceulmg Fans 42 I Sou'II'1 CarroII Afhens Owner P on Lloyd McCarIey 675 I87 176 I Ads me 1 2 ---- ex I 1 : . . A at ' ' ' 1.4. .W , ..,,, T I -'IkIII TIT up . t. . E lGenel General Manager 4l6 S Paleshne Sl' Afhens KEN S PIZZA PARLCDR gf A'I'hens FI Diamonds for all Occaslons XQBTXI X ii,-M Personal - Aufo - Furmfure Bridal Consul+an'r Wafch and Clock Ser uce Repalr Diamonds Remounfed STIRMAN JEWELRY STCDRE Leroy Ba r+on 209 N. Prairieville S+. Owner Afhens Afhens leading Jeweler M0 'G99f Phone Phone Wesl Side of Square Shannon Hansard 675-2266 675-4131 Afhens Ads f 177 MOTOR CO., INC. COUNTR Y SUYERHARKET OLDSMOBILE I J PONTIAC.. 'FUCK' BUICK Kerens 396 7I24 P.O. Box I409 675 858' Afhens HAROLD .m Rmb :X io. D U R H AM Jeweler .Hike gl. I Diamond Jewelry 5 ll ,g if Longines WiHnauer Waiches , OO'Q5 O 3 e 5 5 ,- -O gi.- H . Q Xe e L N-:Q ,Q xn xx -- V -LO 1 ' V' A vi vende I05 N. Prairieville ' N Corsican, Afhens E p -9 9 I 675-8094 Q --'Y' We 178!Ad Bufane Propane Hwy. 90 Norfh Mala lroff 489-0524 489-0 I 98 KK x 'I I S 5 2 U x Q K +-xv . R 5 A A .X .... ' 'mains' A . ... gww S 3 2 5 E 5 2 i WANTED A WESTERN WEAR gf AND Fund Everyfhmg You Wanf af COWBOY HEADQUARTERS Highway 3I Wesi Afhens 675-5590 Arf and Barbara Lof'I'is mg? J , A Q SADDLE TACK JERRY A. GARRISON Malakoff Insurance Agency D Off 489-05 I 2 Malakoff Res 489-0358 IJIWIIJIIYI fnwnfr lGfuf .J . Ads X179 KINABREW CH EV CO INC TRINIDAD DAIRY MART h I COMPLIMENTS RAMBO S 432 2253 Seven Pomfs HILLARD DRUGS CD PRESCRIPTION SERVICE e OF Q O N i O I p 'N A ne Q. I f E Where every meal if as fasfe ap 0 -22 I4 CORSICANA C' OCA COLA BOTTLIN6 CO 409 S +h 9'rh S+ PHILLIP S APPLIANCE Hwy. 3 I 489-l529 Malek ff CEDAR CREEK PILOT C gi! Q k L n f T llr y NEED+ 432-3I32 432-3l34 BI ES SHOES r'I' xH M P Ph 432 2650 J - 0 .I Su S 7 1 'I l W 1 . l, 1 N ,f 47' K ' . W u he a e area newspaper Qu f-95+ ou O read. H C0'S'C '- T HWY. as - SEVEN POINTS Name Brand Shoes T-shi s and Transfers Seven Poinfs Cenier lNe o r. ina, Oh - u Phone ' o r J 8zJ ENTERPRISES Your HosI's Jude and Judy Glasscock R H Lee Park 489 I599 Tune Up Road Service Froni' End Servlce BYAR S TEXACO BUILDERS SUPPLY C0 fTE Bulldung MaI'erlaIs Wallpapers Masury Pamfs I I I S Beafon S+ PI1one 2I4 874 325I Phone 489 I534 ousacana eaeza avmgs ana can ssocaafwn 1-EL, 874 ssoa 0 P o aox aes 0 109 NORTH MAIN CORSICANA TEXAS 75110 182 ! Ads .. .T PRODUCTS COMPANY H m of fha - 0 F .I cake VVonderf I read1l Afilfiiillirmh ATHENS COMMISSION CO INC S I E F d Aasf1 GlBS0N'S Baum STREBTBAKBRY Congrafulafins and Good Luck in +he fufurel Redman MBLE Wo :mam Wy REDMAN HCMES C H y3IW 'I' Afhn MCKEE Lunnnne mnlmsorr 184!Ad The Hearfbeaf Of This Progressive Terrlfory alaknff rum In our SIX+Y seven+l'1 year ao venus or Arron nouns I I N . ighwa es e s ll ' I C . .L ' f , i I W w 5 . EO B 246 Ph MASSEY FEED 81 SEED y G 405 E Tyl TIRE COMPANY Complefe Landscaping MALAKOFF N U RSERY AND GARDEN CENTER G y R Complefe line of fropicals, 724 Wesf Royall R lph R shrubs, Houseplanis, and frees 489-I52I MARCUSJORDAN BMCK8 CXDINC ATHENS CE D pl yR 2l4 785 6l70 IYPQQIYWQQIY Bldg uszsme L pm T 7 2I4E C 2I4 675 82I4 2I4489 II57 PO B 49I 'FT 7 HENDERSON COUNTY DOOR 427N P + B 7 B Il B H J B 675 2564 R 489 0028 l O 00m Former i i . - U P 5460 . orsicana S+. H Off 3 BoxI032 Afh ' ' M l lr 'f 5l48 Qualify Door Unifs Molding - Plywood CO. ra'r' 'll S + PO I200 A+hens,T s 575l i enne , r. US. ' BS. - w y n l ff n-me xx .u.1n. M. :::.e..,:' :.1.l:.,.1.,.,.'2:.. 1, . '- ,,, ,gnnnunu n.mx-mm.,-Q ,f Q rmr,,u: Il li nrunmxa 4 l 'R N wwfifmf F 8: B Grocery w '--,' ,-4 A 1.5 Ng r , X Owner Phone Joe Bax+er 396-2893 Kerens fifwrf 42:5 1 ff '7 ' 5 f 5 fm- fy, ugh lhhlgiqgly 'A MKS ' l ATHENS FGRD EDDIES BoDY TRACTOR Complefe Line of Fords, S H G P New Holland and Servis Equipmeni' Ph :2 I4-675-9l58 - - I IOI Wesi Corsicjrllj A+l1ens, Tex. Wlndshlelds Replaced ff ff l 3 f V ' i V lrtiqr .1 j K. gl - Body and Fender Work Hwy 3I Kerens 396-2298 AdSN187 CARROLL-LEHR FUNERAL HOME 675-22I I 73 I E. Tyler S+ree+ Aihens, Texas 7575l CITY BUILDING BARKSDA'-E SUPPLIES INC Foon MART D L Pierce Bus 489 089I '04 HCM S+ Manager Res 489 0262 Trlmdad Texas WesIHwy 3l PO Box5l I 778 2336 Malalcoff Texas 75 I48 Ffffe foods and Chmce me-'fs Supplying All Your Bulldnng Needs Home Owned and Opera1'ed Gould Ins 31 'Qu I. g X' 'J LIFEACASUALTN I I mam .gee vw-A N sumo. CALL ATHENS 224 N ,Mm ATHENS Tx 675 2259 188 1 Ads O . 0 O I - . - I . , . . I u ' ' u . . . . 0 STEER' l K--1,5 , '4 . . QB Q .. V 4 il . ' go nsuranca , ' - ' naomA.cluaf,i?, Elni run K Y V W 'Q H 1 f owns, --3 msn. unnxf-X 14. .Q Q . A7 - ..J -Wd - -.P-'Gif 'T It Q41-'1 ., , , I4 Owns'-f, M- HCM Q4 KA-sf ' I - mm-.mmm Tmynvmmua Jammu, I mfs-ll fr, - 4. Y! ' 0fc.M1. f., Agnxyunouwmu X .,1g '2g.lv -'-4 f ,Nagy gg, I -, moan V - - - Culpa ' 'If ' ,, Cornwell w V- . N WN n ,nf ' -- f . ,fn 17 . . ' N ' ' , I ' ' , ' L - ' :. KERENS CO-OP GIN 8: FEED COMPANY, I N C. Feeds - Seeds - Supplies - Tires - Bafieries - Oils Travis Horn Manager 0 K Hum hre Sf. Phone: 2 I4 396-2292 A- i'9Mf fiIm Ib, If ee,EPz..w-gf-A MALAKOFF TRUCK BODY, INC. aiZ Q2fn::'2fi'2s MANUFACTURE - SALES - senvlce P.O. BOX 205 MALAKOFF, TEXAS 75I48 Since 1390 2 141489- me 2 l4f4a9-oao9 Corner of Tyler and Prairieville 'Backing fha Tigers H P.O. BQX 75I Afhens, Texas 7575I I2 my 674-85I I L-I M Beall Deparimeni Siore Downfown Aihens Ads! I8 190!Ad CLASSIC ART STUDIO Professlonal Porfraufs af Affordable Prices No Slfflng Fee Required Weddings Annlversarles Family Groups Children Sensor Porfralf Packages Call 489 0868 903 N. Olive Malalcoff ll O 0 ' ll o o 0 . 0 . o 0 . o 0 0 . 0 o ' - 0 S HVHI' I' 0 ,X W, avmgs Association 9. 502 Easf Royall Bl d Malakoff TX Q , 874825I 44, X49 if 515 489 I957 I - - x Su I A 6 ev g:vlvv '0 11' I I E Wes+ 3rd Ave a+ Norifh I2+h: Corsicana, TX J. UP Io 0 ' : l l 840,000 5 Q - v gp! cn vs H465 Y As we 'look back we remember the good times, feeling a certain pride in the tasks we accomplished. Although a feeling of pain abides in us as we lose special friends, our lives shall be filled with new beginnings planned by individual charac- ters. We will miss some, but as we remin+ isce . . . 1980 shall be remembered as our year. a W Autographs dj! My J gy! eg lg ' jg if 'f Agia' , JA 5 QQWSCWESN' A my viii QD Wmwkk Q Niw Clam CD3 W L Q x XNGLXCCA QNX? Kwok Q0 ww Sgxff- B L XXNU5 I J. A JQUNCX L md LM00 963, L , CN ij LUUUL r , FW wffyiwim mf P Qwigngfvvff fy 3254509 xx Q! V siege? S5QQ? ygiggfysggg 0333 1955 M Q - ' ' H K . - Q I Q Eg Rx - MA X wig N J SEQ? 5575 Eggs C My SSESQQQQX Qu X 3 g mg S SEM 5 wixiiifssf 2 fp 2-N SEQ 9 Q Q56 Aj QQ X1 X ' .AA ig 5 ri , 5. KES 5 ,QW f f Y 'J TE? ' Q5 47 .V+ , 5 xx 05' 6. . , Y Y , Y qW 'Y it mY - v I- W, DJJ 7759! 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