Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1981 volume:

aor RR SOW LIE RD 1: THE 1981 LOS TEIJAS Volume 42 Overton High School Overton, Texas 75684 THE ACTION 2 THE STARS 04 THE CAST OO THE EXTRAS 102 THE SET ts THE PRODUCERS 12 Swimming Swapped for Shopping As the summer of 1980 drew to a close, students and parents prepared for the new school year, which began on Seprember 2. Preparation varied from visiting the beauty shops, shopping for new clothes, buying school supplies, and completing rhe seemingly endless forms necessary for reais- tration. 1. Randy Stanley with his morher, Carolyn, chooses a T-shirt ar the Sports Shack. 2. Gus Kennedy looks pleased with the notebook he selected ar W W. 3. Anticipating a busy fall schedule, rwirler, Sonja Smith, endures @ permanent given by Rita Rinehart. 4. Second grader, Andrea Harper, selects a hair comb at Young's. 5. Jason Jeffery, and Kevin Moore look for their size of jeans ar Joe's Department Srore. 6. Excited first grader, Preston Lane, fills his pencil box wirh supplies ar Cash Carry. 7. Rerurning student, Jimmy Branscom, completes the first form required for registra- tion. 8. Berta Herring iremizes purchases made by Kay Thomas for her daughter, Cindy. FILM STRIP: a. Excitement rises as cheerleaders and football players run through spirit sign. b. Periann Allen, dressed as a litle girl Waiting Santa, af the Speech Christmas parry. ¢. Twirlers perform to the theme song of Dolias’’ during the half-time of the last foorball game. d. Martiel Montgomery, Mary Rice Rouquette, and Wendy Welch proclaim the “Year of the Mustang’’. Preparation 3 Organizations Fall into Shape Fall ‘80 was a busy time for organizations; each electing officers, initiating new members, and rais- ing funds by selling items ranging from fruit to tupperware. One especially busy club, the band, received a first division rating at the U.I.L. March- ing Contest held on November 11. 1. FHA president, Cindy Creekmur, crowns Toby White ‘King Pie Eater’’ at an assembly during homecoming week. 2. FFA mem- bers eagerly unload fruit. 3. Lori Brown, Robbi Young, Cheryl Elliott and Christy Chiles proudly show-off the U.L.L. first division trophy won by the band in Lufkin. 4. Lori Brown, a participant in a 4H exchange program, informs FHA members about Japan. 5. Leslie Pitts, Gary Clark, Shari Turner, and Robbi Young prac- tice for the Halloween play, The Grounded Witch, in Speech class. 6. Christy Chiles, Tracy McCartor, Linda Branscom, and Misty Stanger make spirit signs for the band hall celebrating a 1 ar the Kilgore contest. 7. During the last pep rally, Dhustie Hendley and Missy Gardner dress as tigers for their cheerleader initiation. 8. Felicia Rinehart, Christy Chiles, and Donna Florence work on the ad section of the annual. 9. Jr. High Cheerleaders, Jenny Feazell and Sally Stroud, make signs for the Ponies’ pep rallies. 10. The band performs the drill prepared for U.I.L. Marching Contest. 11. Teresa Utsey, Martha McCartor, and Tracy McCartor enjoy twirler initiation performing as the Lone Rangeress, Tontoness, and a villianess. 12. The band members take a break, after a month of practice, fo enjoy a swimming party. Fall Club Activities 5 Football Dominates the Season Haye you ever heard of a town named Gary? was a familiar question asked among Mustang supporters. Gary was one of the many new schools added to Overton's schedule due to the University Interscholastic League's elimination of Class B schools with the addition of Class 5A. Although some schools advanced a class, Over- ton stayed in Class A and the previous year’s Class B schools came into Overton's district. 1. Senior, Vincent Ragsdale, makes his way through the L.C. Lions for six points. 2. Tres Rouquette leads the way for Chip Graham to gain ten yards. 3. Eighth grader, Weldon Kennedy, scrambles for yar dage. 4. Steve Feazell, Bobby Windham, Ronnie Davis, and Martin Little take a break from the hort, summer practice. 5. Dena Graham and Mary Sanders watch as Jackie Hawkins prepares fo “'sock’’ the volleyball. 6. Anxious and determined to win the game, the Volleyball B. ream breaks the huddle. 7. Shannon Florey, Allen Cook, James Mason, Eddie Thornton, Terry Waggoner, Phillip Robinson, Greg Lovett, Jimmy Robinson, Scott Campbell, and Kent John cown around before pep rally. 8. Janice Young, Barbra Graham, and Dotty Brunson cheer enthusiastically for the Ponies. 9. Yvonne Speaks, Donna Florence, and Christy Chiles warm-up before the game starts. 10. Cheers for the Ponies are heard from Kristen Hamilton, Nikki Scott, Jenny Feazell, Angie Kilgore, Sally Stroud, and Gina Null. 44. Kevin Dukes rakes time to ‘wet his whisrle’.”’ AMAA : 9 Wy ‘= OQ @L Ta) O We Involvement High on Fridays Between the sultry hear of Labor Day and the chilly winds of Thanksgiving are days uniquely different from the rest. Days when lockers rartle with “Who's Gonna Win This Game Tonighr?”’; shortened afternoon classes allow for the 3 p.m. pep rally in the gym; junior high guys load the band instrument bus; cheerleaders make an all- our, last minute, effort ro sell spirir ribbons; and the Mighty Mustangs battle ir our on 100 yards of green turf. Ir’s FRIDAY! 1. Terry Waggoner and Coach Roy watch inrentiy as the play is carried out. 2. Nickie Young, DeAnne Bounds, Carole Eaves, and Kelly Jackson ‘blow their horns’ for the Mustangs 3. A glimpse of the real action. 4. Unifying their forces, the fwirlers and cheerleaders build a pyramid at the last pep rally 5. Third graders, Bri an Jackson and Lowell Randel enjoy the pep rally. 6. The band prepares for halftime 7. Jimmy Branscom. Richard Wilson, Keith Bell, Tony Jackson, Dale Stanley, Steve Feazell, Todd White, and Ronnie Davis are loaded up and ready to roll 8. Seniors: Leanne Austin, Margaret Montgomery, and Rexann Grandstaff cherish their last foorball game as OHS cheerleaders. 9. Seniors lead the student body in Hail Alma Mater’ ar their lasr pep rally as students of OHS. 10. Sponsor Mary Bruce, Cindy Creekmur, and Penny Johnson's efforts paid off with a nice profit for the senior class. 14. The Mustangs prepare for the second half. 12. Debbie Findley waves the Spirit stick won by the band. 13. Because of rain, the band marches in their jeans and band T-shirts. 14. Somberly, Tim White and Doug Maynard watch the pep raily Homecoming Week ignites Spirit Homecoming week, October 6-10, was crammed full of exciting events. The activities were announced on Monday during an assembly called by the Student Council. The week's sched- ule was: Tuesday - Sock Day, Wednesday - Crazy Hat Day, Thursday - Fifties Day, and Friday - Green and White Day. Other highlights included a pie eating contest held at the Thursday afternoon assembly in the gym, a Friday morning pep rally, and culminated downtown for the traditional Fri- day afternoon pep rally. 1. Periann Allen and Dena Graham receive a helping hand from Alan Gieb at the downtown pep rally. 2. Students beam on Hart Day, since school has been dismissed at noon due fo all water being cut-off. 3. Congratulations are in order for Mary Sanders and Joey Johnson, vored Best Dressed on Fifties Day. 4. Repre- sentative of many feet on Sock Day are those of Leslie Pitts and Becky Mallette. 5. Seniors: Greg Lovett, Jeff Grammier, Rich- ard Wilson, and Gary Clark cheer pie eater, Toby White, to victory by chanting ‘Eat, Toby, Ear!’’. 6. Coach Maynard seeks the support of the fans for the homecoming game. 7. Mary Rice Rouquette, Amy Stribble, and David Riddle anxiously await the start of practice for Friday evening's ceremony. 8. Bringing the fifties back to life are these eighth grade girls. 9. Elementary students prefer downtown pep rally to afternoon academics. 40. Seniors, Gretta Carter and Rexann Grandstaff spread spirit chains which reveal thar the seniors have won! 14. Mr. Beene and his musicians set the tempo for pep rally. 12. Anxiety is obvious among foorball players at the homecoming pep rally. Homecoming Week Evening’s Spotlight on Leanne Parents gather on the sideline with their cameras. Billie Jackson checks to make sure each member of the court is in place. Christy Chiles prepares her notes in the press box. The band, now on the field, begins to play ‘Daybreak’. Ir is now 7 p.m. on October 10 and the pregame Homecoming ceremony has begun. The queen nominees are announced after the duchesses and dukes have taken their places. They are: Periann Allen, Leanne Austin, Susan Cox, and Donanne Skeen. The votes have been counted and “The 1980.84 Homecoming Queen is Miss Leanne Austin.” 1. Jeff Grammier isisses Queen Leanne Austin, as Shawn Gaddis, Patti Stephens, and Cindy Wright patiently woir. 2. Recently crowned queen, Leanne Austin enjoys the half-time show with Jeff Grammier. 3. Eighth and seventh grade duchesses, Angie Kilgore and Tina Hankins, anxious: ly wait for the pre-game ceremony to begin. 4. Joey Johnson-and Paul Brown battle for yards. 5. Missy Gardner, Vicki Graham, Rexann Grandstaff, and Margaret Montgomery are spell-oound by rhe activiry on the field. 6. Duchess Cindy Furqueron assists her cousin, Donanne Skeen,. as she prepares for the Homecoming Queen Coronation. 7. Felicia Rinehart, Teresa Uftsey, Christy Chiles, Sonja Smith, Robbi Young, Cheryl Ellioft, Martha and Tracy McCartor smile as they finish their hat routine to the theme song of Dallas’. 8. Sixth graders: Lisa Webb, Melynda Wright, Leann Jackson, and Laura Bell arrive early ro insure a good sear. 9. Student Council Secrerary, Christy Chiles, has the honor of announcing the 1980 Homecoming Queen and court. 10. The elementary courl members are: Shawn Gaddis and Patti Stephens, Kindergarten; John Glover and Amy Duncan. ‘st; David Croteau and Angela Cagle, 2nd; Scott Davis and Mary Rice Rouquette, ord; David Riddle and Amy Stribble, 4th. Dean Sims and Holly Welch, 5th; and Randy Stanley and Carla Stephens, 6th. 11. Robbi Young pins Chery! Elliot's mum back on after the rwirlers’ performance. 12. Glendale Whitten, Tommy Hoofen, and Lou Hankins watch as the Hornecoming court is announced. Glendale Hankins Whitten, 1954 graduate, and Lou Han- kins are especially proud of Lou's three daughrers thar are participating. Tommy Hooten quarterbacked the 1963 Mustangs, his senior year Homecoming Evening 15 Holiday Season Busily Spent Twinkling lights, parties, and hopes of Santa alll characterize Christmas. Overton students were caught up: in the- Christmas spirit as well. We attended parties, decorated doors, planned for Santa’s arrival, and participated in Overton's Christmas parade. 1. Robbi Young performs a reading selection at the Garden Club's Christmas Program. 2. Sixth graders: Phillip Cox, Stephen Rhodes, and Jim Pitts judge the High School Door Decorating Contest. 3. Margaret Montgomery, Mrs. Gardner, Rexann Grandstaff, Becky Mallette, Shari Turner, Donanne Skeen, Kim Furqueron, and Leslie Pitts seem to have caughr the holiday spirit. 4. David Spencer helps Mrs. Bunch and Mrs. Daniels pass our the presents. 5. Delisa Wright, Christina Van- over, Chris Merritt enjoy their party. 6. Kristy Stallings proudly shows the prize she won by “pinning the nose on Santa. 7. Junior high cheerleaders wave to the townspeople. 8. Charlie and Geno Brager “eye” the others present. 9. Jackie Garland admires the winning door, decorated by Mrs. Green's eighth grade English class. 10. High school cheerleaders parade through the streets of Overton. 14. Rochelle Brazier, Amy McLane, Jeremy McMillan, and Mrs. James stand by their nicely decorar- ed tree. 12. Mrs. Bunch holds Jena Moffet’s perfume under her nose so thar she can smell the fragerance. 13. Mrs. Wright and some of her students admire the gifts. 14. Shari Turner performs her Christmas monologue before the student body. 15. Gary Clark pauses for the laughter received by his reading of “A Cajun Christmas’ ’. RY —— a SL Christmas Activities 17 Bands Sweepstakes is Grand Finale During the winter months, Overton students kept very busy with a large selection of activities. The band was especially busy preparing for their con- test on March 11, where they brought home the covered Sweepstakes trophy. Bur there were also other activities like the Soeech Club Christmas Party, the Library Club’s Val-o-gram sale and the band’s Chicken and Dressing Dinner. These activi- ties helped pass the cold winter months!! 1. The cake says it all: OHS BAND S WEEPSTAKES WINNER! 2. Gary Clark and Robbi Young find gag gifts amusing at the Speech Club Christmas Party. 3. Proud band members gather around the cake thar represents their hours of hard work and dedication. 4. Melin- da Gipson’s artistic ability is displayed on the bulletin board she decorated for the Library Club's Valentine Sale. 5. Billy Spencer and Grover Trammel clean-up after the Band's Chicken Dress- ing Dinner. 6. Sonja Smith and Felicia Rinehart count the money made from the dinner. 7. Mrs. Roberson’s black board is a remind- er fo all Seniors of their fund-raising activities. 8. Sonja Smith, Periann Allen, Vicki Graham, Cheryl Elliott and Diana O'Neal are all smiles after the band won Sweepstakes. 9. Yvonne Speaks, Lynda Ragsdale, Yvonne Mitcham, Sandra Sanders, Melinda Gipson, and Missy Williamson prepare to deliver Val- o-grams. 10. Jackie Garland and Sandra Sanders deliver an anonymous Val-o-gram to Mrs. Daniels. 41. Rhonda McMillan, Debbie Findley, and Wendy Mondier listen to a replay of their winning concert performance. 12. Diana O’Neal and Leanne Austin dress up like Christmas for the Speech Christmas Party. 13. John Glover watches as his sister sneaks a bite of cake before she “cleans her plare’’ ar the Band's Chicken Dressing Dinner. SWEEPS TAKES yi PE Fe Be ; Ss ) ry pA Vr YY C4 dip | YONA JOM row a an ih ee OP A } ip ra eS j QIAN L, OW, Krad 19 nn a 5 O 2a © G Mustang Dribblers dco Their Thing Winter is usually thought of as “‘longjohn’’ time, bur at Overton there is a group of students who are still running around in shorts. They are, of course, members of the basketball reams! Jr. High and High School students alike are very involved in this sport. The students participating in this sport gave their very best at every game and two members of the girls Varsity team won the honor of being named on the All-District Team. These were Rexann Grandstaff and Jackie Garland. Congratulations girls! 1. Rexann Grandstaff dribbles past her opponents. 2. Junior Varsity’s Allen Cook goes up for the tip-off. 3. Robin Shellman goes for ‘two ’. 4. Rodney Wright waits for the rebound in case Joey Johnson misses his shor. 5. Nickie Young (15), Angela Kilgore (12), and Kristen Hamilton (24) join in the struggle. 6. Glen Null goes up for a jump-shor. 7. Varsity’s Greg Lovett, Rodney Wright, and Joey Johnson watch for a rebound. 8. Joey Johnson scrambles for the ball. 9. Glen Null directs traffic on the court. 10. Jim White and Tres Rouquette try to control the ball. 11. Leanne Austin dribbles down court as Dena Graham runs to help. 21 ne — O Or Ta) © 2 Seeseermoncoene ERRATA Parents Involved With Activities They're in the gym, cheering on the home team; they're in the auditorium, clapping for the One- Act Play; they're in the school parking lot late at night, picking up band members; they're in foot- ball stadiums, watching the performances of foot- ball teams, cheerleaders, and bands; and they're all over town, making their contributions to Over- ton High School. Who were “they?” The parents of Overton students, of course. Our parents were everywhere, giving their support, advice, and guidance while we as students strived to be the best possible. From registration to Commence- ment, parents were instrumental to Overton's school activities. 4. Chili judges, Larry Lou, from KYKX and the proud winners: Nancy Nelson, Lana Young, and Phyllis Harper. 2. Cheryl Middlebrooks demonstrates her knowledge of magnets to Chris Cook and his parents Robert and Lois Cook. 3. Pat Utsey is all smiles as she collects the entrance fees for the PTA chili supper. 4. Lora Nelson shows her proud parents some of her schoolwork during the Open House sponsored by the PTA. 5. Jack Montgomery and Dr. Jim Hamilton discuss a business matter during a school board meeting. 6. Pat Grammier, JoeAnn Smith, and Jo Mondier have a friendly chat and enjoy tea and coffee at the band dinner. 7. Betty Waggoner helps clean-up after the band dinner. 8. Ronnie Ritch takes a look at some microscopic organisms, while his son Jud poses for the camera. 9. Second-grade mothers enjoy the Valentine Party. 10. Gerald Davis registers his children for school. 41. Roger Moore and Robert Young conduct business at a school board meefing. a2: Claudia Gwynn, Donna Edwards, and Mary Pat Eaves, serve af the chili supper. 13. Fourth-grade mothers help with the Valentine Party. 14. Judy Menges inspects her daughter's work while Candice Anderson looks on. 15. Rosilynan Hamilton shows her mom her work displayed at Open House. Parents’ Involvement 23 ARRIVAL bell... bicycles ... buses .. . chilly weather ... crosswalk ... eight odock ... hurrying... . gossio -. . locking cars ... parking 1. Sixth-grade guys clown around in front of the band hall before school begins. 2. Eighth and ninth graders take it easy before the hustle and bustle of school life starts. 3. David Turner made it to school, bur he looks like he'd rather stayed in bed. 4. Junior high students ger their talking done before first period class. 5. Thom- as Reddic provides safety for those crossing the street. 6. Crissy Owens arrives ar school with a sleepy, but cheerful smile on her face. 4 24 hs ELEMENTARY aquariums ... holiday parties ... leaders ... lunch kits ... milk money ... playground ... reading groups ... rest time ... SRA’s ... spelling rests standing on line ... the “dump” 4. Damon Dennis has pur his books away and waits for the 2:30 bell 2. Mrs. Chiles reads aloud to her afternoon Kindergarten class. 3. Joel Lipe selects which SRA he'll do next. 4. Fourth graders: Jennifer Lipe, David Riddle, and Calvin Brager write the New England srates on the board. 5. John Glover and Holly Poole learn how the correct way fo write a letter. 6. Lora Nelson and Jason Hogg watch the fish. A Student's Day 25 adjectives ... house of seven ga- bles ... library ... lord of the flies NOUNS ... Past Tense ... poet- ry ... reading ... research papers shakespeare ... spelling vocabulary 1. Mrs. Roberson assists Christy Chiles with research paper. 2. Chris Hicks follows along as Mrs. Green reads aloud The Lord of The Flies. 3. Bobby Pearson and Terry Waggoner use the library's resources as they write their research papers. 4. Keith Bell must really enjoy his English Il class. 5. Rondell Duncan finds information pertinent to his research subject in the World Book Encyclopedia. 6. Howard Morris summo- rizes a poetry selection found in his literature text. 7. Seniors enjoy each others company while working in the library during their English class period. 8. Seventh graders: Suzanne Coats and Marteal Foster decide which book to check out from the library. = fe ye ee A 2 alamo ... constitution ... civil war ... current events ... maps . . industrial revolution ... ronald reagan ... soviet Union 4. Annie Willardson completes her world history assignment. 2. Donna Wade works diligently from her World History textbook. 3. Donanne Skeen and Richard Wilson find Civics interesting. 4. Cliff Brunson, Kristen Hamilton, Kristi, and Heath Grammier proudly show off their winning bulletin board, which Chapter illustrares 12 of their American History text. 5. Susan Cox shares her summer European four with the World History class. 6. Vincent Ragsdale helps Shannon Florey with his assignment. 7. Alvin Hatter works hard to find the anser to his Civics questions. A Student's Day 27 basketball .. . burritos ... ding dong ... dorritoes i i HH tH 4 cul a =H cafeteria Or. pepper ... french fries . . . hambur- gers 1. Mike Spencer enjoys his lunch in the school cafete- ria. 2. Chris Hicks, Mike Rogers, and Bobby Raney ear lunch at the City Cafe. 2. John Scrow, Kin Bryan, and John Holt eat in the cafeteria. 4. Linda Robinson, Shannon Wade, Yvonne Mitcham, Becky Mal- lette, Mike Bynum, Mark Bynum, and David Wade wait for the bell to ring for fifth period class. 5. Brooke Barber and Pam Brager enjoy eating in the nice outdoors. 6. Bruce Wilprit, Gus Kennedy, Willie Hawkins, Alvin Hatter, and Vincent Ragsdale m ms uptown spend their lunch period playing baskerball. os ‘ie bbq sandwiches ... cheefos friends ... lollipops ... lunch boxes . milk ... money ... waiting 4. Connie Still and Andrea Beekman walk back to school. 2. Joey Johnson, Chery! Elliott, Felicia Rine- hart, Sonja Smith, and David Gee visit with each other while they wait for the bell. 3. Mike Smith enjoys his mother’s home cooking. 4. Gina Null and Kelly Jackson sit on the street corner at Creekmur’s. 5. Robin Shellman flys through the air. 6. Sally Stroud and Kristi Jarvis eat pizza and burritos from Cash and Carry. A Student's Day 29 area’ ©. calculorors] =. 2 “decirmas equarions ... exponents graphs ... mefric ... pie ... poly- nomials ... SRA cards ... tangent- word problems 1. Theresa Chiles makes a copy of her Algebra I assignments for the week 2. Mr. Kirkpatrick explains an Algebra | problem to Richard Williamson. 3. Jim- my Robinson, Doug Wade, Missy Williamson, Brady Middlebrooks, Nickie Young, and Mark Cro- feau work their math problems diligently. 4. Seventh grader, Mary Morris, concentrates on her assignment. assignment sheets ... boyle’s law _.. dissecting pigs ... densify ... energy ... evolution ... food ... chains ... genetics ... lab reports nucleus ... photosynthesis thermodynamics ... weather re- ports ... velocity 4. Toni Herrin finishes her questions in Earth Science. 2. Biology students find it hard to concentrate on Har Day. 3. Mr. Kirkpatrick, Joey Johnson, and Tim White conduct a Physics experiment. 4. Cathy Eaves and Becky Sprayberry begin reading a new chapter in their Life Science textbooks. 5. Tina Kennedy and Debbie Findley experiment with magnets in Physical Science. A Student's Day oS Saal 31 ag ... band ... business courses NOMES CCW! tea 0. Coes aa SOOnista speech 1. Home and Family Living’s chili cool, Doug Maynard, wonders “Was it really worth ir?’’ 2. It loolks as though the Typing Il class will do anything to get our of doing warm-ups. 3. Sherry Henson “eyes her receiver’’ during seventh period P.E. 4. Shari Turner “acts Ups during Speech and Drama class. 5. Kim Furqueron waits as Richard Wilson and Christy Chiles checi their accounting practice sets’ time cards. 6. Mr. Beene prepares his Sweepstakes band with drills. 7. Billy Spencer, Keith Bell, and Willie Hawkins listen as Mr. Daniels explains about dairy production. 8. Mrs. Jack- son helps Gretta Carter conserve material in Home Econoomics class. 9. Andrea Beekman, Howard Morris Teresa Utsey, Mike Bynum, and Shannon Wade listen as Mrs. Gardner leads the General Busi- ness class in a discussion on the media's affect in our everyday lives. C4 32 SiN : DEPARTURE blaring car radios ... bicycles bus room ... homework ... moth- ers ... moforcycles ... relief Slamming lockers 1. Dismissed from school by the 2:30 bell, these ele- mentary students head for their mothers’ cars. 2. Dale Stanley proudly gets into his new Camero, as he leaves for his after-school job. 3. Seventh period P. E. girls anxiously wait for the final bell of the day. 4. Brent and Kent John step aboard bus No. 1 for their chauf- fered ride home. 5. Mary Sanders, Jackie Hawkins, and Tina Kennedy wall toward their lockers to pick up their heavy load of homework. 6. It lools as though Steve Feazell and Kevin Dukes had a rough day. 7. Elisa Haynes, Greg Pyror, Matt Bounds, Donnie Pyror, and Tommy Gipson take advantage of the nice spring day to walk home. A Student's Day ay, : Pt. Ste Se ot Play-Runner-Up At State “The Por Boiler’ is a play-within-a-play about a famous author (Mrs. Sud), who is writing a melo- drama as she directs the actors. The setting is a ‘‘rehearsal’’ of the melodrama. During this re- hearsal, Mrs. Sud is visited by a young writer (Miss Wouldby), who wishes To learn her techniques of writing.. The melodrama includes the hero (Mr. Ruler), the heroine (Miss Ivory), her father (Mr. Ivory), the villain (Mr. Inkwell, and the vamp (Mrs. Pencil). THE CAST: Mrs. Sud Miss Wouldby Mr. Ruler Miss Ivory Mr. Ivory Mr. Inkwell Mrs. Pencil Margaret Montgomery Alternares Cindy Creekmur, Vicki Graham, Christy Chiles, Cindy Furqueron. THE CREW: Cindy Creekmur, Vicki Graham, Christy Chiles, Cindy Furqueron, Robbi Young, Glen Null, Dianne Fergason, Tracy McCarror, Miss Gardner, Dhusrie Hendley, Rodney Wright, Jeff Grammier, Chris Trice, Skip Sranger. 4. Mrs. Sud (Diana) tries to get Mrs. Pencil (Margaret) to use a foreign accenr. 2. Mrs. Sud (Diana) instructs Miss Wouldby (Periann) in the techniques of playwriting. 3. Mr. lvory (Greg) expresses his parental love to ‘‘daughrer-dear’’, (Leanne). 4. It's a deadlock — who will shoor!?! 5. Miss Wouldby (Periann) looks on curiously. 6. Mr. Ruler (Gary) has his own views, which he stares fluently. 7. “Nor while | live,’’ declares Mr. Ruller (Gary) as Mr. lvory (Greg) tries to detain him. 8. Mrs. Pencil (Margarer seeks revenge on Mr. Inkkwell (Eddie). 9. Mr. Inkwell (Eddie is alone ar last with Miss lvroy (Leanne). UIL One-Act Play 35 Clark Named Best Actor District: April 3 - Panola Jr. College, Carthage Area: April 6 - Paris Jr. College, Paris Regional: April 25 - Kilgore Jr. College, Kilgore State: May 5 - University of Texas, Austin THE HONORS: Gary Clark-BEST ACTOR: District, Area, Regional, Stare. Leanne Austin-ALL-STAR CAST: Area, Regional, Srare. HONORABLE MENTION: Districr. Diana O’Neal-ALL STAR CAST: Regional, Srare. HONORABLE MENTION: District. Margaret Montgomery-ALL-STAR CAST: District, Regional, HONORABLE MENTION: Area. Eddie Thornton-ALL-STAR CAST: District HONORABLE MENTION: Regional. Periann Allen-HONORABLE MENTION: Srare. Greg Lovett-HONORABLE MENTION: Regional. 1. Margaret Montgomery waits for the announcement of play winners at District. 2. Diana O'Neal applies Eddie Thornton’s make-up before rhe Cast list, accepting the role of Mr. Ivory. 4. Christy Chiles with the help of Eddie Thornton, decorates the bus after the win in Carthage. 5. Cindy Furqueron hugs the director, Jo Green, after the District win. 6. Cindy Creekmur, Cindy Furqueron, Margaret Montgomery, Vicki Graham, and Robbi Young ride in the bus to Panola Jr. College. 7. Anxiously awaiting the evening's performance of ‘The Por Boiler’’ are: FRONT ROW: Toni Herrin, Kelly Jackson, Amy Autrey, Gina Null, Kristen Hamilton. BACK ROW: Tres Rouquette, Dale Sranley, Keith Bell, Ronnie Davis. 8. Glen Null, Chris Trice, Gary Clark, Eddie Thornton, Greg Loverr. Chrisry Chiles, Cindy Furqueron, and Eddie Thornton ser the stage at Panola Jr. College. 10. Apprehensive crew members watch the rehearsal at District: W.A. Daniels-bus driver, Chris Trice, Skip Stanger, Dhustie Hendley, Missy Gardner, Dianne Fergason, Vicki Graham, Cindy Creekmur, Christy Chiles. 14. Cast and crew prepare to perform for the studenr body. 12. Before performing ar District, rhe cast and crew join together. 43. Jo Green over her rehearsal nores with the cast and crew ar District. ior Pears amadand oe fhomaginn Finikies Suk daveiet Weuldbig 4 Ye. Lyory — UIL One-Act Play Ensemble Goes To State Lori Brown, Theresa Chiles, and Teresa Utsey re- presented Overton in State Band Solo and Ensem- ble Contest, May 29. Before traveling to Austin, the clarinet ensemble received a ‘st Division rating on a Class | piece. Christy Chiles also received top honors on a Class | saxophone solo. In speaking events: Teresa Herrin was alternate to strate in Informative Speaking, Gary Clark won ‘sr in District Prose, and Robbi Young placed 3rd in District Poetry. In typing: Lynda Ragsdale was alternate to state, while Felicia Rinehart placed 2nd in Dis- trict competition. 1. Mrs. Cohagen helps Robbi Young understand whar the au- thor is saying. 2. A relaxing moment for the clarinet trio: Teresa Utsey, Theresa Chiles, and Lori Brown. 3. Gary Clark practices his prose selection. 4. Sonja Smith and Shari Turner search through old English textbooks for poetry selections. 5. Teresa Herrin catches up on all the laresr news. 6. Mrs. Gardner, Lynda Ragsdale, and Felicia Rinehart check to make sure they have everything for the District Typing Contest. 7. Christy Chiles grins over receiving a ‘st Division rating on her solo. 8. Leslie Pitts reads her prose selection to the Speech class. 9. Those competing for the right to participate in UIL District Typing include: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Gardner-sponsor, Yvonne Mitham, BACK ROW: Christy Chiles, Sonja Smith, Felicia Rinehart, Yvonne Speaks, Lynda Ragsdale. 40. Tracy McCartor enjoys reading her prose selection. HHH - a De, Cheerleaders, Twirlers Are Choosen During the last few weeks of school, students found many activities occupying their time. The school calendar for club activities appeared as follows: May 1 Sports Banquet May Chearleading Try-ours May 7 All District Band Concert May 12 — Spring Band Concert May 13 Annual Sraff Luncheon May 14 Bera Club Luncheon May 15 Student Council Elections _May 16 FFA Banquet May 21. — Twirling Try-ours May 23 Band Trip 4. Mrs..Gardner enjoys Swenson’s ice cream treats during the Annual Sraff's trip. 2. Christy Chiles, Foster Parnell, Tina Hankins, and Misty Stanger celebrate after twirling try-ours. 3. Carolyn Wade, Connie Still, and Andrea Beekman participate in an FHA meeting. 4. Teresa Utsey waits fo present her campaign speech for Srudent Council Officer elections. 5. Vicki Graham trys to remember who all gor cheerleaders. 6. Members of the All-District Band: FRONT ROW- Carole Eaves, Kristen Hamilton, Rexann Grandsraff, Chery! Elliott, Tina Hankins. MIDDLE ROW. Mark Cro- teau, Grover Trammel, DeAnne Bounds, Kelly Jackson, Keith Grammier, Weldon Kennedy, Tres Rouquette, Gina Null, Sally Srroud. BACK ROW- Wendy Mondier, Lisa Mitham, Teresa Ursey, Lori Brown, Misty Stanger. 7. Tracy McCartor tells Missy Gardner and Dhustie Hendley the results of twirler try-outs. 8. Brud Hankins, Chris Barnes mark their ballots for Student Council elections, as Shon Smith warches. 9. David Wade, Mike Bynum, and Mike Spencer enjoy the Annual Staff's trip ro Mr. Garti’s. 10. Jeff Grammier and Greg Lovett escort the Srare FFA President, John Ragland, to the District Meeting in Kilgore. 11. Cindy Furqueron, and Dena Graham try to see if they can ear and laugh at the same time during the Bera Club's trip to Pizza Hur. 12. Gina Null and Kristen Hamilton can't seem to comprehend thar they are actually Varsiry Cheer- leaders. 13. Donna Gieb, Yvonne Speaks, and Shannon Wade enjoy the food during the Beta Club's trip. 14. The High School Band's perfor- mance ar the Spring Concert was enjoyed by everyone. Spring Club Activities State Competitors In Golf. Every spring flowers bloom, birds sing, grass grows, and students get their tennis shoes, golf clubs, and tennis raquets our of their closer or from under their beds-where they have been collecting dust all winter. This year the focus was on the golf team. They placed ‘st in District. The rournament was held ar the Overton Golf Course. The team then went to Regional, held at the Alpine Golf Course in Longview, where they placed qualifying them for Stare Comperirion in Austin. Shannon Florey won honors for medalist ar the levels of competition. 1. Shannon Florey swings hard as he tees off from No. 1. 2. Cara Scarborough and Kelly Jackson help DeAnne Bounds- center recover after the relay. 3. Joey Johnson practices for the mile. 4. Tres Rouquette concentrares deeply on the hurdles.5. Freshman golfer, Richard Williamson, searches for his ball. 6. Eddie Thorn- ton studies the line-up for his next shor. 7. Keith Grammier and Jim White bring in first and second ar the Kilgore meer. 8. Richard Wilson practices his serve. 9. Coach Roy and Pam Brager check in track uniforms. 10. The Eighth Grade Track Team, Coach Evans, and spectators wait for the hurdles event. 41. Mike Smith, Scott Campbell, Alan Gieb, and Chip Graham practice hand- offs, as Coach Evans clocks rhe time and Jim White watches. 12. Seventh grade track girls rest between events. 13. Overton golf ream members: Skippy Stanger, Mickey Hamilton, and Doug Maynard anxiously await the results of the first day of the District meer. 14. Doug Maynard paces himself for a two mile run. ewe? Spring Sports 43 April 25 — “Somewhere In Time” Tuxedos were rented, formals were bought and cosages were ordered for one of the biggest events of the year- the Junior-Senior Prom. On April 25, the Junior class transformed the Commu - nity Center to creare the theme, ‘Somewhere In Time.” 1. Diana O'Neal and Richard Wilson dance the night away. 2. Gina Null and Terry Waggoner wonder when the food will be served. 3. Kim and Bubba Furqueron look as if they were somewhere else in time. 4. Miss Roberts supervises last minute derails before the banquer starts. 5. Leslie Pitts waits to sign Shari Turner's program. 6. Jackie Garland, Ronnie Brown, Sandra Sanders, and Kenneth Henson rest after eating the big meal. 7. Christy Chiles, Kirk Harman, Joey Johnson, Margaret Mont- gomery, Yvonne Speaks, Shannon Florey, and Mike Spencer wait for the phorographer to rake their picture. 8. Vicki Graham chars with Mrs. Gardner. 9. Christy Chiles and Randy McFarland at the end of their rainbow. 10. Donanne Skeen, Deana Wil- lardson, Terry Waggoner, Ronnie Humble and James Mason wait for the banquet to begin. 11. Kenneth Wesley and Paul Brown watch all the pretry girls. 12. Gary Clark tells Nettie Sewell to be careful while she shares her tea with him. 13. Donna Florence and Bobby Garvin wait patiently for their dinner parr: ners fo arrive. 14. Felicia Rinehart, Joey Johnson, Sonja Smith enjoy the meal catered by K'Bobs. 15. Kenneth Copeland, Rexann Grandstaff and Susan and Mike Cox dance to the “Cotton Eyed Joe.” 45 © 2 (ey C 9 a _ Q c WY VY) fe: ae) eS 2 2 Banquets Enjoyed By Everyone Two of the biggest social events of the year took place on May 1 and May 16 ar the Community Center-the sports and FFA Banquets. The Sports’ Banquer’s theme was “The Year of the Mus- tang’, the FFA's “Preparing for Progress’. The atheleres asked dares to their banquet, while ag members treared their parents as special quests. Student recognition for outstanding acheivement were high points of both. 1. Toni Herrin, Gina Null, and Carole Eaves serve tea and pie at the Sports’ Banquet. 2. Tracy McCartor and Rondell Duncan enjoy the banquer. 3. Chris Trice and Skip Stanger cleanup after the FFA Banquer. 4. Billie and Dale Grandstaff clean rables after the Sports’ Banquer. 5. Donna Gieb and Gretta Carter look over programs for the Sports’ Banquet, as Mike Spencer finishes his barbeque. t. Coach Maynard presents Joey Johnson his letter jacker. 7. Joey Johnson and Yvonne Speaks enjoy the meal ar rhe Sports’ Banquer. 8. Keith Bell, Sally Stroud, Kristi Jarvis and Dale Stanley enjoy each orher’s company ar the Sports Banquer. 9. Greg Lovett and Jeff Grammier present Mr. Daniels with gift. 10. Greg Lovett and Dena Graham sir at the officer's Table during the FFA Banquer. 14. Seniors, Dena Graham, Diana O'Neal, Eddie Thornton, and Richard Wilson enjoy their last Sporrs Banquet as OHS students. 12. Barbara and Charles Graham, Norma Lovett, Harold Bell, Jo Ann Branscom, David Walter and Charlene Gee stand in line for the buffer ar rhe FFA Banquer. i Lp aR ee onaennig, i : Banquets 47 Honors... “Awards == Aemers 4- Rotary Award: TERESA HEERIN. (Presented by Mrs. Jack Garretr.) 2- Rotary Better Speakers’ Tournament: SHARI TURNER. 3- BJ Roberson Award: EDDIE THORNTON. (presented by Coach Maynard.) 4- FFA Star Greenhand: RICHARD WILLIAMSON. 5. FFA Star Chapter Farmers: GLEN NULL, MARK BYNUM. (Presented by Ronnie Wade-Center.) 6- Perfect Atrendance: Front FRONT ROW-IRISTEN HAM- ILTON, PAM BRAGER, WELDON KENNEDY. MIDDLE ROW-SHON SMITH, CRAIG JACKSON. BACK ROW-BIL- LY SPENCER, MIKE BYNUM, DAVID WADE, LINDA ROBIN- SON, MIKE SPENCER - 7. Four Years’ Perfect Atrendance: LESLIE PITTS. 8- FFA Awards-Mosrt Unselfish: BILLY SPENCER; Oursranding Star Chapter Farmer: MARK BYNUM; Beef Citizenship; KEITH BELL; Srar Chapreer Farmer: GLENN NULL; Ag Mechanics: RONNIE WADE; Leadership: JEFF GRAM- MIER; Scholarship: GREG LOVETT. 9-Outstanding Senior Band Member: MARGARET MONT- GOMERY. Ghown with her mother-Mary Catherine Montgomery.) 40- Outstanding Junior High Band Member: MARK CRO- TEAU. (resented by band director-Virgil Been.) 44- Rusk County Poetry Contest Winners: SHERRY HENSON, WENDY WELCH. 42- Most Improved Band Member-BILLY SPENCER. (Presenr- ed by Virgil Beene.) Awards 49 Awards Assembl TERESA HERRIN PERIANN ALLEN JEFF GRAMMIER Scholarship, Marth Leadership Citzenship Social Studies Home Economics Agriculture MIKE BYNUM CHRISTY CHILES | PENNY JOHNSON Most Courteous H.S. Spanish : English MARK CROTEAU CAROLE EAVES Most Courteous Jr. High DIANA O'NEAL _ SONJA SMITH Most Courteous H.S. Science a rae Speech GREG LOVETT LYNDA RAGSDALE RICHARD WILSON All-Around Boy Typing Bookkeeping All A-B Honor Roll: FRONT ROW: Eo- die Thornton, Shari Turner, Leanne Austin, Greg Lovetr, BACK ROW: Cathy Eaves, Toni Herrin, Teresa Her- rin, Nicki Young, Gina Null, Donanne Skeen. Awards 51 Graduation Held On May 01 At 2:00 pm on a hort Sunday, 31 seniors became the 49th graduating class of Overton High School. During the thirry minute exercises, the following scholarshios were awarded: Valedictorian, Cham- ber of Comrmmerce-Periann Allen; Salutatorian, Kil- gore College-Teresa Herrin; BJ Roberson, Queen Price Garden Club-Shari Turner; Dr. James M. Hamilton-Diana O'NecI. PYOCESSIONGl Sises rus 5.2 Theme from Pomp and Circumstance IROVOROHC “Baths. se cat te cope ae Mike Bynum SORIPGROR VE sche mAh cles co tent ee ane eerie Teresa Herrin ChaSS: TISTOR YS, Pita ot vente SEG the i ae eee ee oe Greg Lovett Awarding Of SCholorsnips © s..0y een... Harold D. Stranger VGBRCICRORY iis. 5, xa hay els ox. Sie en eee Periann Allen Presemwation, Of Css 5.5. ion. a ee ae eee Bill Davis Awarding of Diplomas ..... Hal Grammier, Jack Montgomery BENGCICHON - -s Bhc ou brent galletas Le See eee Glen Null RECessIONOh, Cudias in ere eee War March of the Priests Pianist: Mrs. J. Y. Butts Ushers: Vicki Graham, Paul Brown 4. Anxious seniors line up for the processional. 2. A tree's shade is appreciated by robed seniors. 3. Graduates quickly leave the auditorium. 4. The top ten students are recognized: Periann Allen, Teresa Herrin, Penny Johnson, Cindy Creekmur, Donanne Skeen, Shari Turner, Greg Lovett, Eddie Thornton, Rexann Grandsraff, Susan Cox. 5. The seniors of 1981: FRONT ROW- Donanne Skeen, Dena Graham, Leslie Pitts. SECOND ROW- Vincent Ragsdale, Ronnie Wade, Cindy Creekmur, Susan Cox, Teresa Herrin, Nettie Sewell, Becky Malletre, Carolyn Wade, Deana Willardson, Leanne Austin. THIRD. ROW- Doug Maynard, Toby White, Greg Loverr, Rondell Duncan, Rexann Grandsraff, Shannon Florey, Diana O'N- eal, Eddie Thornton, Shari Turner, Periann Allen. BACK ROW- Mike Spencer, Richard Wilson, Gary Clark, Tim White, Jeff Grammier, Gretta Carter. 6. Seniors make lasr minure adjustments. 7. Leaving room 102, Seniors proceed outside where they will lineup. 8. As the processional ends, seniors remain standing for the inovocartion. 9. Mrs. Gardner- class sponsor, Leslie Pitts, and Diana O'Neal, react differently to graduation. 10. Gary Clark, Richard Wilson, and Tim White examine diplomas. 11. Hugs, cheers, and rears are part of the happy-sad time of graduation. “ty 53 Graduation oS ; Oe pr a aH Ht . . sn ‘ Ayah ety : j any in Oreintes ’ ; ‘ ; arth tee ees a sia ‘amend i omen ih Sa ee Ri ; aa THE STARS Valedictorian Periann Allen Salutatorian Teresa Herrin v4) Ae © | ie Leanne Austin School Beauty Leanne Austin School Handsome Jeff Grammier - Dena Graham _ Vincent Ragsdale Class Beauties | And Handsomes Senior | Periann Allen — Jeff Grammier Junior Vicki Graham § Chuck Palmer Sophomore | e | Teresa Utsey | “Senicn _ James Mason - Freshman _ Freshman Tina Kennedy Skippy Stanger — Eighth. Carole Eaves | Tres Rouquette Seventh - Missy Waggoner — €. Jimmy Robinson 567 | . Class — Favorites Senior Rexann Grandstaff Shannon Florey Junior Sandra Sanders Paul Brown | mm: —— a Sophomore Sophomore Lori Brown Seventh Dale Stanley Freshman Dhustie Hendley Kevin Dudo Eighth Kelly Jackson _ Bobby Raney Yeu Nickie Young eX Brady Middlebrooks The Stars 61 Homecoming Queen Leanne Austin | | Senior Nominees a And Escorts Periann Allen | Richard Wilson | Leanne Austin | Jeff Grammier : Susan Cox — | Rodney Wright Donanne Skeen Eddie Thornton “Teresa Utsey . RAK FFA ee | ea Chiles : : : FHA Bee “Richard Wilson ve 8 : . = Zz Li] Ox Tape me OO 24 ca CQ. = WV) Be Schoo! Board School For Thought J� ay ? os FRONT ROW - Secretary: Paul Silvey, President: Robert Young, Vice-President: Dr. Jim Hamilton. BACK ROW - Roger Moore, James Kear, Jack Montgomery, Hal Grammier, Superintendent: Bill Davis. ol ELEMENTARY HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL PAUL BURCH HAROLD STANGER =” Faculty Personnel You Can Read This, Virgil Beene Band Direcror. Sp.-10rh Grade. TCU-BA, BME. Lillian Cohagen English, Soeech Drama. Sp.-10rh Srade. NTSU-BS, Baylor-MS. Malinda Daniels Teachers’ Aide W. A. Daniels Voc. Agriculture. Sp.-l1rh Grade ETSU-BS. Cc. R. Evans Math, Coach. Sp.-t1th Grade. SFA- BS. Mary Fleming Secretary-Superinrendenr Pat Gardner Business Courses. Sp.-12rh Grade Mary Hardin-Baylor-BS. Linda Gladney Teachers’ Aide Jo Gallagher Green English, History. Sp.-10rh Grade SFA-BFA, Sul Ross U.-MEd Phyllis Harper Secrerary-Elementrary Principal. Johnie Lou Harrott Civics, History, Economics SFA-BA, MEd. Billie Jackson Home Economics. Sp-8th Grade. SFA-BS. Vivian Jefferies Librarian. Texas College-BS, ETSU- MEd. Bus Drivers: C. R. Evans, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Sally Thompson, Don Hall, Frank Lothoridge. ey � Thank A Teacher! Wayne Kirkpatrick Marth, Physics. Sp.-8rh Grade NTSU-BA Rose Lunceford Counselor. UT Austin-BA, SFA-MEd Troy Maynard Athletic Director, History. Sp-7rh Grade. ETSU-BS Annie Mae Parker Elem. Resource Teacher. Bishop College-BA Terry Ripka Special Education. SFA-BS, UT Tyler-MEd Lila Roberson English, Spanish. Sp.-12Th Grade UT Tyler-B.S Louise Roberson Administrative Assistant Terri Roberts Science- P.E., Coach. Sp. 11th Grade. ETSU-BS. Chester Roy Health, Driver's Ed., P.E., Coach. Sp.-8th Grade. TSU-BS. SFA-MEd Essie Lee Sheppard Reading Specialist. Texas College- BS Jean Stroud Science. Sp.-7th Grade. UT Tyler- BS Barbara Wall Nurse. TES of Nursing-RN Lana Young Secretary- H.S. Principal Cafeteria Staff: Manager: Dorothy Jackson, Jimmie Lou Jackson, Thelma Ector, Lula Mae Wallace. Faculty Personnel 69 Billie Jackson: A Teacher With i @ fot ee. Ir is a tradition for the Los Tejas Staff to recognize one special faculty member each year thar has given of themselves unselfishly to the students and activities at Overton High School. This year Mrs. Billie Jackson is the focus of attention. Mrs. Jackson began teaching at Overton in 1970. She teaches Home Economics and Home and Family Living, as well as sponsors the Furure Homemakers of America and the Eighth Grade Class. Ta i] 10:10 am ey ot Z 4a ay 4 Z 4 EY Teacher's Day 71 Paul Brown Mike Bynum Christy Chiles Donna Florence Genia Franklin Cindy Furqueron Jackie Garland Donna Gieb Vicki Graham Mickey Hamilton Joey Johnson Cathy Kennedy 1. Vicki Graham sparkles with enthusiasm and school spirit. 2. Felicia Rinehart explains the thought behind her research paper, “A Career in Education’, to Thomas Reddic. 3. David Wade, Terry Waggoner, and Mick- ey Hamilton listen to the many ways they may personalize their Senior rings. 4. Ken- neth Wesley, David Wade, and Mike Bynum prefer comics over literature! 5. An- nie Willardson, Loretta Allen, and Donna Wade study in the library. YN Officers President: Milxe Bynum, Vice-President: Jackie Garland, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Felicia Rinehart, Reporter: Christy Chiles, Student Council Representatives: Vicki Graham, Sonja Smith. Nor pic- tured is Parliamentarian: Bobby Pearson. Homecoming Duchess And Escort Cindy Furqueron, Joey Johnson Martha McCartor Yvonne Mitcham Chuck Palmer Bobby Pearson Lynda Ragsdale Felicia Rinehart Thomas Reddic Sandra Sanders Sonja Smith Yvonne Spelks David Wade Donna Wade Terry Waggoner Kenneth Wesley Annie Willardson Juniors Andrea Beekman Keith Bell Jimmy Branscom Lori Brown Mark Bynum Theresa Chiles Allen Cool Cheryl Elliott David Gee Glenda Hankins Jackie Hawkins Willie Hawkins Mart Higginbotham Rhonda Humble James Mason 1. Twirlers: Teresa Utsey, Cheryl Elliott, and Robbi Young clown around before the pep rally begins. 2. Theresa Chiles practices “‘Day- break’’ for Homecoming pre-game. 3. Robin Shellman watches as the band performs a first division marching drill. 4. Glenda Hankins en- joys the conversation at the band dinner. 5. Willie Hawkins hangs on for dear lifel! 6. Sophomores participate in ‘Har Day '. “2 } 80 fi, Officers President: Glen Null, Vice-President: Theresa Chiles, Parliamen- tarian: Dale Stanley, Student Council Representative: Shannon Wade. In the tree-Secretary-Treasurer: Teresa Ursey, Reporter: Keith Bell, Student Council Representative: Lori Brown. Homecoming Duchess And Escort Glenda Hankins, Todd White Glen Null Shelly Picort Linda Robinson Janice Rogers Kevin Roshell Mary Sanders Robin Shellman Billy Spencer Dale Stanley David Turner Teresa Utsey Shannon Wade Howard Wesley Todd White Mary Kay Wright Robbi Young Sophomores 81 Patsy Brown Shanette Burler Ronnie Davis Kevin Dudo Steve Feazell Theresa Felrer Dianne Fergason Debbie Findley Missy Gardner Dhustie Hendley Dewey Hicks Tony Jackson Angela Johnson Juanita Johnson 1. Dianne Fergason, Debbie Findley, Missy Gardner, Tracy McCartor, and Patsy Brown munch out ar the Freshman Christmas party. 2. Richard Williamson (seated), Kevin Dudo, Skippy Stanger, Ronnie Davis, Steve Fea- zell, and Scooter Vestal say, ‘Yes! It’s really as bad as it looks!’ 3. The noses of Richard Wil- liamson and Ronnie Davis certainly aren't in their biology books. 4. Judy Johnson practices sewing on paper. 5. Chris Trice supports the Mustangs. es 82 I Officers President: Skippy Stanger, Vice-President: Missy Gardner, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Richard Williamson, Reporter: Sreve Feazell, Par- liamentarian: Bruce Wilorit, Student Council Representatives: Ronnie Davis, Dhustie Hendley. Homecoming Duchess And Escort Missy Gardner, Ronnie Davis Judy Johnson Brent John Kent John Tina Kennedy Martin Little Tracy McCartor Cedric McKenzie Jimmy Sikes Skippy Stanger Chris Trice Scooter Vestal Richard Williamson Bruce Wilprit Freshmen 83 Amy Autrey Cliff Brunson Kin Bryan Scott Campbell Kevin Dukes Carole Eaves Jennifer Feazell Alan Gieb Melinda Gipson Chip Graham Heath Grammier Keith Grammier Kristen Hamilton Dewayne Hawkins Darryl Henson Sherry Henson Toni Herrin Chris Hicks Kathy Higginbotham Carole Eaves and Sally Stroud enjoy Indian Chief's company at the Junior High reception. Officers President: Gina Null, Vice-President: Tres Rouquette, Secretary- Treasurer: Kristen Hamilton, Parliamentarian: Cliff Brunson, Stu- dent Council Representatives: Angie Kilgore, Chris Hicks. Not pictured is Reporter: Scott Campbell. Homecoming Duchess And Escort Angela Kilgore, Tony Jackson John Holt Jerry Hopper Kelly Jackson Tammy Johnson Gus Kennedy Weldon Kennedy Angela Kilgore Donna McKenzie Rhonda McMillan Lisa Mitcham Wendy Mondier Gina Null Bobby Raney Deana Rinehart Phillip Robinson Mike Rogers Tres Rouquette Mike Sandoval Mike Smith Cory Stanley Sally Stroud Jim White Gary Worley Eighth Grade 85 Brooke Barber Chris Barnes Jerry Black Angela Blevins DeAnne Bounds Pam Brager Linda Branscom Suzanne Coats Marl Croteau Cathy Eaves Marteal Foster Brud Hankins Tina Hankins Kim Harris Kevin Henson Craig Jackson Demetrica McKenzie Brady Middlebrooks Mary Ann Morris ao fe Officers President: Tina Hankins, Vice-President: Misty Stanger, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Nickie Young, Reporter: Doug Wade, Parlia- mentarian: Kim Harris, Student Council Representatives: Brady Middlebrooks, Missy Waggoner. Homecoming Duchess And Escort Tina Hankins, Steve Feazell Jimmy Robinson D'Aun Rouquette Cara Scarborough Shon Smith Misty Stanger Kim Stewart Angela Srill Doug Wade Missy Waggoner Tonya West Ernie White Missy Williamson Nickie Young 1. Seventh grade “Har Day” participants include: FRONT ROW: Shon Smith, Tina Hankins, Brooke Bar- ber, Linda Branscom, Misty Stanger, Missy Williamson, Angela Blevins, Carhy Eaves. MIDDLE ROW: Doug Wade, Ernie White, Brady Middlebrooks, Jerry Black, Craig Jackson, Mary Ann Morris. BACK ROW: Jimmy Robinson, D'Aun Rouquertte, Tonja Wesr, Cara Scarborough, Marreal Foster. 2. Missy Williamson and Demetrica McKenzie pose for a picture with the Indian Chief during the Jr. High Reception. UAV, WI � Seventh Grade Homecoming Duchess And Duke Carla Stephens Randy Stanley Laura Bell Schona Blevins Dale Cobbs Chris Cool Phillip Cox Sherry Driver Shane Hooren Lawanda Jackson Leann Jackson Janice Johnson Tonya Johnson Lisa Melron Jin Pitts Stephen Rhodes Tres Skeen Alisa Starks Rubin Thompson Phyllis Wallace Lisa Webb Cassandra Brager Tim Chester Chris Creekmur Trey DeGeurin Brenda Florence Kim Foster Rosiland Hamilton Lisa Hawkins Gerald Hawthorne Dawne’ Hendley Anthony Kennedy Joel Lipe Jimmy Menges Cheryl Middlebrooks Kevin Moore Michelle Riley Randy Stanley Carla Stephens Ron Willardson Melynda Wright 4. Kevin Moore and Jimmy Menges are showing off, as usual! 2. Ron Willard- son a nd Chris Creekmur wait for their man-made volcano to erupt. 3. Anthony Kennedy demonstrates his science project at Open House. 4. Randy Stanley, Tres Skeen, and Jim Pitte learn a trick from the magician. Sixth Grade Pimrercte nn Rodrick Adams Jamie Autrey Lori Barber Lisa Black Troy Brager Sheri Brown Paul Bynum Tricia DeGeurin Lou Ella Driver Sabrina Ernsbarger Wesley Gadbury Noah Garber Doretha Gardner Sabrina Gaston Kelly Hart 1. Lakisha Wilprit, Elisa Haynes, and Doretha Gard- ner feed their faces at the Valentine's party. 2. Chey- enne Lunsford and Sara Mondier see the camera and smile big. 3. Sabrina Gaston and Lori Barber look at science projects. 4. Wesley Gadbury feeds the fish. 5. Sabrina Ernsbarger checks her mailbox for mail. 6. Sheri Brown and Holly Welch enjoy the party. 7. Tricia DeGeurin and Lisa Black watch the Ponies’ foorball game. 8. Mrs. Rouquette helps Jimmy Wilson and Paul Bynum with their studies. 9. Jamie Autrey proudly displays her Nutrition workbook. Homecoming Duchess And Duke Holly Welch Dean Sims Elisa Haynes Terry Henry Staci Hogg Joe Holt Lisa Hopper Jackie Howard James Johnson Hunter Little Cheyenne Lunsford Elmer Roy McKenzie David McLane Sara Mondier Dean Sims Derrick Wade Holly Welch Lakisha Wilorit Marcus Wright Fifth Grade 91 Homecoming Duchess And Duke Amy Stribble David Riddle Steven Chester Kevin Clinton Donna Dalgarn Patty Gieb Adrian Goodacre Chris Grant Cheryl Hawrhorne Kelly Jackson Konya Lehmann Paula Myhand Donny Pryor Bubba Rhoades Jason Searcy Mandy Skeen Amy Stribble Monty Thomas Dylan Wallace Kwame West Chris Williamson oo BA Linda Baker Ricky Barnes Matt Bounds Calvin Brager Laura Bynum Kevin Cameron Anthony Gardner Tommy Gipson Donny Henry Jimmy Henson Janet Holt Lois Ray Jackson Jennifer Lipe David Riddle Jill Sins Brad Smith Lori Turner 4. Ricky Barnes tries his luck at the chalkboard. 2. Chris Grant and Steven Chester munch at their Valentine’s party. 3. Patty Gieb and Bubba Rhoades won prizes at the party. 4. Tommy Gipson looks over registration forms. Fourth Grade 93 Mrs. Brown Jena Autrey Clint Bates Tonya Hall Shannon Hamilton Brian Jackson Shauna Lewis Reese Little Oneda McKenzie Martiel Montgomery Jason Moore Eddie Rambo Lowell Randel Randy Reddic Paul Roberson Mary Rice Rouquette Cindy Thomas Wendy Welch Remey Whittington Susan Williams Miss Smelley Homecoming Duchess And Duke Mary Rice Rouquette Scott Davis Odell Adams Candice Anderson Charlotte Bain Scott Davis Margaret Driver Justin Dudo Rexella Haynes Jason Hogg Loys Jackso n Nichol Jackson Kurt Kirchings David Lay Jerry Luster Jan Menges Jeffery Moore Lora Nelson Jimmy Parker Katina Spencer Susan Strerwart 14. Clint Bates enjoys punch ar the party given ro his class. 2. Third graders line up for the walk downtown to the Homecoming pep rally. 3. Margaret Driver and David Lay read from their Texas History textbook. Third Grade 95 Duchess And G Mrs ° Cohagen Homecoming Duke Angela Cagle | David Croteau Charlie Brager Loyce Brager Brian Brown David Brown David Croreau Brandi Davis Shane Esres Jennifer Garsee Vickie Gaston Andrea Harper Kenneth Honzell Randy Humble Steven Lee Shelby Lunsford Chris Merritt Kim Moore Adrian Morris Heath Poole Greg Pryor Terri Reddic Danny Rosenburg Wade Silvey Kristi Thompson Christina Vanover Nicholas West Katina Wilson Delisa Wright Mrs. James Cliff Bates Zoe Becker Katherine Blevins Geno Brager Rochelle Brazier Angela Cagle Steven Clinton Keith Grant Steven Hamilton Marshaline Hawlkins Anthony Hendley Bryan Hogg Melissa Hudgins Kristi Kear Jonathan Kennedy Amy McLane Jeremy McMillan Crissy Owens Jennifer Parker Todd Parker Bridget Reddic Eloise Ritch Donna Sprayberry Jeri Stallings Rhonda Srill Rio Wallace Brian White Second Grade 97 Mrs. Bunch Terri Jo Barnes Queen Cameron Kristi Davis John Glover Jason Hawkins Preston Lane Tony Lay Jena Moffer Holly Poole Rana Pruitt Sheri Rhodes Rob Russell David Spencer Kristy Stallings Kevin Teague Melissa Webb 1. Curtis Ernsbarger reads an interesting book. 2. Jennifer Young, waits for the 2:30 bell ro ring. 3. Heidi Brown stands by posters drawn by her class. 4. Corey Bobbitt grins for the camera. 5. Angie Williams and Jer- emy Webb play with ‘‘Frustrarion’’ pencils at their Valentine's parry. Homecoming : j i t % Mrs. Wright Duchess And Duke Amy Duncan John Glover Corey Bobbitt Heidi Brown Melissa Davis Damon Dennis Amy Duncan Raymond E j Curtis Ernsbarger Casey Gaston Larry Haynes Jason Honzell Shelly Johnson Mary King Nicki Lacy Matt Lehmann Adam Nelson Lurher Pruitt Todd Smith Traci Teague Shannon Varner Jeremy Webb Angela Williams Amie Wuench Jennifer Young First Grade 99 K NMA Brandon Ellsworth Shawn Gaddis Brandy Goodrum Matt Hiclxs Kelli Kear Norris Kelly Lance Lawless Bryan Merritt Amy Philley Zeph Rouquette Chip Searcy Liz Silvey Tana Sims Brad Stewart Jaimy Wilprit 1. Members of the Afternoon Kindergarten class enjoy playing on the merry-go-round. 2. Lance Lawless is picked up from school by his grandmother. 3. Donna E dwards looks at her daughter, Julie's, flash cards. 4. The Morning Kindergarten class patiently waits to be picked up from school. 5. After their milk break in the cafeteria, students in the afternoon class line up to go back to the classroom. 6. Zeph Rouquette waits in the hall for his parents at Open House. 7. Mrs. Chiles supervises afternoon play on the jungle gym. Homecoming Flower Girl Crown Bearer Patti Stephens Shawn Gaddis James Cameron Chris Carrer Frankie Conrad Travis Driver Julie Edwards Thomas Jarrett Richard Lacy Parti Stephens Shelley Sprayberry Christi Sril Eddie Vanover Jason Worley Kindergarten 101 Varsity Cheerleaders THE Fired Up And Ready, EXTRAS Head Cheerleader: Margaret Montgomery, Leanne Austin, Rex- ann Grandstaff, Vicki Graham, Missy Gardner, Dhustie Hendley. Varsity Foorball We Hit The Hardest mote ee See ras SE at cic ee aa a a Seer cc = FRONT ROW: Glen Null, Keith Bell, Terry Waggoner, Jimmy Branscom, Joey Johnson, Paul Brown, Bobby Pearson, Thomas Reddic. BACK ROW: Coach Maynard, Dale Stanley, Shannon Florey, Greg Lovett, Mike Spencer, Doug Maynard, Richard Wilson, Eddie Thornton, Vincent Ragsdale, Tim White. Junior Varsity Foorball We've Got Our Goals In Sight eis 4 wo i eels FRONT ROW: Skippy Stanger, Richard Williamson, Todd White, Kent John, David Turner, Brent John, Cedric McKenzie. BACK ROW: CoachMaynard, James Mason, Martin Little, Ronnie Davis, Allen Cook, Steve Feazell, Bruce Wilprit, Jim Sikes, Tony Jackson. Sports 103 Varsity Volleyball : We ‘Serve’ The Best FRONT ROW: Donna Gieb, Lynda Ragsdale, Dena Graham, Lori Brown, Christy Chiles. BACK ROW: Coach Roberts, Donna Florence, Genia Franklin, Yvonne Speaks, Gretta Carter, Jackie Hawkins, Mary Sanders, Margaret Montgomery. Junior Varsity Volleyball SE ARARRIE IRE eR SE R Bump, Set, Spike FRONT ROW: Dianne Fergason, Debbie Findley, Robbi Young, Theresa Chiles, Teresa Utsey, Cheryl Elliott. BACK ROW: Coach Roberts, Missy Gardner, Dhustie Hendley, Tracy McCartor, Tina Kennedy, Patsy Brown, Shanerte Butler, Robin Shellman sa 104 re Varsity Girls Basketball Through The Net For Victory Lynda Ragsdale, Kim Furqueron, Leanne Austin, All-District Second Team: Rexann Grandstaff, Jackie Hawkins, All-District First Team: Jackie Garland, Vicki Graham, Dena Graham, Coach Roberts. Junior Varsity Girls’ Basketball Dunking Does It Mary Sanders, Patsy Brown, Genia Franklin, Shanette Bur .tler, Robin Shellman, Sandra Sanders, Donna Gieb. Sports 105 Varsity Boys Basketball Shooting For High Goals Jeff Grammier, Joey Johnson, Thomas Reddic, Vincent Ragsdale, Greg Lovett, Coach Evans. Junior Varsity Boys’ Baskerball Sharp Shooters Hold Court Tony Jackson, Glen Null, Allen Cook, Willie Hawkins, Skippy Stranger, Coach Evans. yl Varsity Tennis Over The Net To Success a oe ee ee ee awd oe eae Coach Maynard, Rodney Wright, Rexann Grandsraff, Richard Wilson. Varsity Golf % . We Are Par’ fect pe o Doug Maynard, Eddie Thornton, Shannon Florey, Skippy Stanger, Richard Williarnson, Coach Maynard. Sports 107 Boys’ Varsity Tracl See How They Run Doug Maynard, Joey Johnson, Glen Null, Martin Little, Jimmy Branscom, Coach Maynard. All-District Basketball They Know How The Ball Bounces Rexann Grandstaff, Joey Johnson, Jackie Garland. Ay ( ( ‘ 108 Di Junior High Boys Track We're On The Right Tra Os + 3, So FRONT ROW: Shon Smith, Mike Sandoval, Mike Smith, Alan Gieb, Doug Wade, Keith Grammier, BACK ROW: Chip Graham, Weldon Kennedy, Tres Rouquette, Heath Grammier, Jim White, Scott Campbell, Coach Evans. Junior High Girls’ Tracl Running To Victory FRONT ROW: Penny Allen, Angela Still, Tina Hankins, Kristen Hamilton, Pamela Brager, Cara Scarborough, Tammy Johnson. MIDDLE ROW: Angie Kilgore, Kim Harris, DeAnne Bounds, Melissa Still, Rhonda McMillan, Kelly Jackson, Linda Branscom, Tonja West. BACK ROW: Sally Stroud, Jenny Feazell, Sherry Henson, Misty Stanger, Nickie Young, Mary Ann Morris, Melinda Gipson, Coach Roy. Sports 109 Junior High Football On The Road To Success FRONT ROW: Ernie White, John Holt, Brady Middlebrooks, Shon Smith, Chris Barnes, Mike Rogers, Gary Worley, Craig Jackson, Brud Hankins. MIDDLE ROW: Marl Croteau, Alan Gieb, Keith Grammier, Mike Smith, Kin Bryan, Weldon Kennedy, Chip Graham, Jerry Black, Scorr Campbell. BACK ROW: Coach Evans, Kevin Dukes, Bobby Raney, Jim White, Tres Rouquette, Phillip Robinson, Jimmy Robinson, Gus Kennedy, Chris Hicks, Heath Grammier. Junior High Cheerleaders Shout It Out! 5 Be LO, - Ne ee! - Junior High Girls’ Basketball oo Footwork, rye Dribble FRONT ROW: Deana Rinehart, Donna McKenzie, Missy Williarnson, DeAnne Bounds, Tonya West, Linda Branscom, Mary Ann Morris. MIDDLE ROW: Pam Brager, Kelly Jackson, Amy Autrey, Kim Harris, Rhonda McMillan, Angela Still, Kristen Hamilton, Coach Roy. BACK ROW: Demetrica McKenzie, Misty Stanger, Jenny Feazell, Nickie Young, Wendy Mondier, Sherry Henson, Angela Kilgore. Junior High Boys’ Baskerball Tip It High wa FRONT ROW: Craig Jackson, Brady Middlebrooks, Chip Graham, Doug Wade, Jerry Black, Shon Smith. BACK ROW: Keith Grammier, Scott Campbell, Bobby Raney, Tres Rouquette, Cliff Brunson, Alan Gieb, Weldon Kennedy, Coach Maynard. Sports 111 Student Council | | eGeheeete wes°s ebetels Asien FRONT ROW- President: Leanne Austin, Vice President: Eddie Thornton, Secretary: Christy Chiles, Treasurer: Rexann Grandstaff, Parlimentarian: Margaret Montgomery. SECOND ROW. Brady Middlebrooks, Missy Waggoner, Sonja Smith, Lori Brown, Gina Null, Vicki Graham. THIRD ROW- Diana O'Neal, Periann Allen, Dhustie Hendley, Chris Hicks, Angie Kilgore. BACK ROW. Mike Bynum, Shannon Wade, Ronnie Davis, Glen Null, Skippy Stanger, Jeff Grammier. malenees The Intellect Sect FRONT ROW-President: Periann Allen, Vice-President: Dena Graham, Secretary: Shari Turner, Reporter: Vicki Graham. SECOND ROW. Teresa Utsey, Teresa Herrin, Lori Brown, Christy Chiles, Theresa Chiles, Cindy Furqueron, Donna Gieb. BACK ROW-Sponsor: Johnie Lou Harrotr, Sonja Smith, Yvonne Speaks, Shannon Wade, Penny Johnson, Cheryl Elliott. Ca 112 fi Spanish Club éSe Habla Espanol? Gs pez, G FRONT ROW-President: Penny Johnson, Vice-President: Cindy Furqueron, Secretary: Christy Chiles, Reporter: Periann Allen. BACK ROW- David Wade, Eddie Thornton, Margaret Montgomery, Cindy Creekmur, Leanne Austin, Yvonne Mitcham, Sponsor: Lila Roberson. Speech Club Dramatic Fanatics FRONT ROW-President: Shari Turner, Vice-President: Diana O'Neal, Secretary: Cindy Creekmur, Reporter: Penny Johnson. MIDDLE ROW.- Leslie Pitts, Robbi Young, Periann Allen, Sponsor: Lillian Cohagen, Leanne Austin, Sonja Smith, Teresa Herrin. BACK ROW. Gary Clark. Organizations 118 Library Club Check It Out FRONT ROW- Wendy Mondier, Melinda Gipson, Treasurer: Jackie Garland, President: Yvonne Mitcham, Secretary: Mary Sanders, Kelly Jackson, Donna Wade, MIDDLE ROW- Mike Spencer, Deana Rinehart, Tina Kennedy, Lisa Mitcham, Lynda Ragsdale, Connie Srill, Vincent Ragsdale. BACK ROW. David Wade, Mike Bynum, Allen Cook, Jenny Feazell, Cliff Brunson, Genia Franklin, Sandra Sanders. Annual Staff FRONT ROW. Leslie Pitts, Shon Smith, Kelly Jackson, Missy Waggoner, Teresa Utsey, Toni Herrin, Gina Null. SECOND ROW- Cindy Furqueron, Cindy Creekmur, Asst. Editor: Christy Chiles, Editor: Teresa Herrin, Theresa Chiles, Amy Autrey, Dianne Fergason, Deana Rinehart. THIRD ROW-Sponsor: Pat Gardner, Vicki Graham, Periann Allen, Asst. Editor: Sonja Smith, Chery! Elliott, Robbi Young, L ori Brown, Rhonda McMillian, Penny Johnson. FOURTH ROW- Chuck Palmer, Diana O'Neal, Mike Bynum, Felicia Rinehart, Missy Gardner, Cliff Brunson, Shari Turner, Terry Waggoner. BACK ROW- Skippy Stanger, Jenny Nd Feazell, Richard Wilson, Tracy McCartor, Glen Null, Margaret Montgomery, David Wade. Furure Farmers Of America aC Meanwhile, Back At The Ranch Luli ores . ee ® ; AG a, rs = | Sie = é re } fae! — J. 7 ' ay ie shes Pagel i me . = i ie © i Maas FRONT ROW-Kenneth Wesley, Bruce Wilprit, Alvin Harter, Kent John, Mark Bynum, Tim White, Terry Waggoner, Dale Stanley, John Hatter, Todd Whire, Jimmy Branscom, Kevin Roshell. SECOND ROW-Paul Brown, Glen Null, Gary Clark, Willie Hawkins, Student Advisor: Ronnie Wade, Reporter: Toby White, Sentinel: Vincent Ragsdale, Treasurer: Dena Graham, Secretary: Leanne Austin, Vice-President: Greg Loverr, President: Jeff Grammier, Sweetheart: Christy Chiles, Sponsor: V. A. Daniels. THIRD ROW-Brent John, Kevin Dudo, Martin Little, Scooter Vestal, Ronnie Davis, Keith Bell, Mike Bynum, David Wade, Allen Cook, Thomas Reddic, Sreve Feazell, Chris Trice, Howard Wesley. BACK ROW-Skippy Stanger, Jimmy Sikes, Mike Spencer, Chuck Palmer, James Mason, David Turner, Billy Spencer, David Gee, Tony Jackson, Tony Sprayberry, Howard Morris, Richard Williarnson. Furure Homemakers Of America The Happy Homemakers _ sr I uy — FRONT ROW.-Leslie Pitts, Nettie Sewell, Connie Srill, Rhonda Humble, Jackie Hawkins, Lynda Ragsdale, Juanita Johnson, Judy Johnson, Yvonne Mitcham, Felicia Rineharr, Missy Garnder, Carolyn Wade. SECOND ROW-Robin Shellman, Andrea Beekman, Glenda Hankins, Theriasa Chiles, Teresa Utsey, Christy Chiles, Lori Brown, Donna Gieb, Mary Sanders, Dianne Fergason, Cheryl Elliott, Donanne Skeen, Robbi Young, Genia Franklin. THIRD ROW-Sponsor: Billie Jackson, Tracy McCartor, President: Cindy Creekmur, ist V.P.: Jackie Garland, 2nd V.P.: Cindy Furqueron, 3rd V.P.: Martha McCartor, 4th V.P.: Peri ann Allen, 5th V.P.: Vicki Graham, Secretary: Shari Turner, Historian: Sonja Smith, Treasurer: Rexann Grandsraff, Parliamentarian: Margaret Montgomery, Tina Kennedy, Shannette Butler, Shannon Wade, BACK ROW-Donna Wade, Yvonne Speaks, Doug Maynard, Diana O'Neal, Shannon Florey, Beau: Richard Wilson, Annie Willardson, Deana Willardson, Becky Mallette, Penny Johnson, Eddie Thornton, Linda Robinson, Sandra Sanders. Organizations 115 High School Band Best In The Land nr . Soowaneneogeaseumenaestve FRONT ROW- Teresa Ursey, Librarians: Chery! Elliott, Christy Chiles, Secretary: Martha McCartor, President: Vici Graham, Virgil Beene, Reporter: Margaret Montgomery, Drum Major: Felicia Rinehart, Tracy McCartor, Sonja Smith, Robbi Young. SECOND ROW- Deana Rinehart, Missy Gardner, Sally Stroud, Missy Williamson, Linda Branscom, Missy Waggoner, Cathy Eaves, Brooke Barber, Kristen Hamilton, Tammy Johnson. THIRD ROW- Diana O'Neal, Periann Allen, Lori Brown, Theresa Chiles,Glenda Hankins, Lisa Mitcham, Wendy Mondier, Gina Null, Dianne Fergason, D'Aun Rouquette. FOURTH ROW- Debbie Findley, Cara Scarborough, Misty Stanger, Melinda Gipson, Rhonda McMillan, Kim Harris, Amy Autrey, Jenny Feazell, Kelly Jackson, Dhustie Hendley, Carole Eaves. FIFTH ROW- Pam Brager, Kirn Stewart, Mary Ann Morris, Tonja West, Nickie Young, DeAnne Bounds, Tina Hankins, Keith Grammier, Tres Rouquette, Rexann Grandsraff. SIXTH ROW. Kristi Jarvis, Mark Croueau, Brady Middlebrooks, Doug Wade, Ernie White, Shon Smith, Jackie Hawkins, Heath Grammier. SEVENTH ROW. Chris Barnes, Michelle Diggs, Brud Hankins, Keith Bell, Dale Sranley, Chip Graham, Terry Waggoner, Weldon Kennedy. BACK ROW. Billy Spencer, Grover Trammel. Twirlers % FRONT ROW. Christy Chiles, Alternate: Teresa Utsey, Robbi Young. MIDDLE ROW. Chery! Elliott, Sonja Smith. BACK ROW- Tracy McCartor, Drum Major: Felicia Rinehart, Martha McCartor. ns 16 fe Sixth Grade Band Scaling | To The Top FRONT ROW. Leann Jackson, Lisa Webb, Carla Stephens, Melynda Wright, Shern Hoddock, Cassandra Brager, Rosalind Hamilton, Lisa Hawkins, Laura Bell, La Wanda Jackson, Brenda Florence, Sherry Driver. SECOND ROW. Cheryl Middlebrooks, Schona Blevins, Jimmy Menges, Tonja Johnson, Chris Cook, Kim Foster, Lisa Melton, Kevin Moore, Janice Johnson, Phyllis Wallace, Tammy Sprayberry. THIRD ROW- Shane Hooren, Ron Willardson, Joel Lise, Shannon Turner, Phillip Cox, Tres Skeen, Gerald Hawthorn, Anthony Kennedy, Tim Chester. BACK ROW. Virgil Beene, Dale Cobbs, Randy Stanley, Srephen Rhodes, Jim Pitts, Rubin Thompson. Fifth Grade Band Practice Makes Perfect FRONT ROW- Sabrine Ernsbarger, Cheyenne Lunsford, Jamie Autrey, Lou Driver, Sabrina Gaston, Lakisha Wilprit, Lisa Blacl, Jackie Howard, Elisa Haynes. SECOND ROW.- Sara Mondier, Sheri Brown, Dean Sims, Noah Garber, James Johnson, Lisa Hopper, Kelly Hart, Terry Henry, Doretha Gardner. THIRD ROW- Wesley Gadsburry, Roderick Adams, Paul Bynum, Marcus Wright, Lori Barber, Holly Welch, Hunter Little. BACK ROW- Jimmy Wilson, Joe Holt, Derrick Wade, David McLane, Carl Alexander, Troy Brager, Virgill Beene. Organizations 117 Ciry Hall 4 b = q% 5 Va er Oo Ww § pe 3 ae = U ¥ ro aes 118 Post Office -@ see os Pope. TuRKER Dairy Queen @ ree Community Center soma Main Intersection i Our Community Community 119 Aerial View @ Stepeeghis i etal Band Hall � n cD) “a a a idl igha a Breezewa = THE © OVERTON GOLF : PRODUCERS COURSE Congratulations To The Seniors Of ‘81’ ) Treup — Overton CABLEVISI@GN | 109 S. Rusk PO Box 1470 Overton, Texas 75684 System Mgr. David Barnwell Office Mgr. Karen Bates Phone- 834-3000 ! 43 ee fees oe Leslie Pitts | B)erare mm @W -re)| |Dy=xelple ma Alle lgesceya) Congrarulares Seniors Of ‘81 Margaret Montgomery | Shannon Florey 3 Ads 123 J.L. LAKE INTEREST INC. Fabricators Of Oil Field Equipment 408 Johnson St. Phone: 834-6128 Overton, Texas FIRST SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF KILGORE P.O. Box 1114 Kilgore, Texas 915 Houston St. SKEEN’S GULF TIRE STORE OVERTON CHAMBER OF Phone « 834-6315 911 S$. Commerce COMMERCE CITY DRUG THE 1984 TWIRLERS Back The Mustangs 408 Commerce , 834-3151 ots P.O. Box 490 Insurance For Everyone’s Needs P.O. Box 608 Overton, Texas Troup, Texas Ads 125 DANNY P. ZIPS ENTERPRISES, INC. Als FORMAL WEAR THE FASHION PP TE ae ps bas, . Fgh - : 3 S mm] Overton, Texas Owner: Chris Golden Phone: 834-6103 ‘ey 126 F , “Over 50 Stores To Serve You” Longview 1113 Evergreen Royal Forest Shopping Center 759-0666 Tyler 3526 S. Broadway Old English Village 561-8471 HANKIN’S EXXON “Service With A Smile” Overton, Texas Owner: Atwell Hankins Phone: 834-6316 J.W. GREEN CONTRACTORS INC. Overton, Texas Ads 127 LOUIS MORGAN DRUG STORE. ———— a , a ' ‘ ¥ ’ 101 N. Rusk St. Dennis May Phone: 834- 3179 Druggist 4 BAR-P WESTERN STORE MARGARET DOWNS JEWELERS Located In The Kilgore Plaza Shopping Center Kilgore, Texas KORNER KOFFEE KUP Owner: Buddy Honeycutt 3 Fine Jewelry And China , Overton, Texas FIRST STATE BANK Since 1912 Member FDIC “We've Grown By Helping Others Grow” Overton, Texas Phone: 834-3161 Ads 129 CITY CAFE Fine Foods And Fine Service Owner: Robert Raney Phone: 834-3217 Overton, TX HENDERSON DAILY IN. EWS. RUSK COUNTY NEWS PHOTOS 657-2501 P.O. Box 30 Henderson, TX ADAM'S CLOTHING STORE Overton, TX oll iy, CASHEN JEWELERS “Your Friend In The Diamond Business.”’ Kilgore, TX 984-0585 CASH AND CARRY Groceries ... Groceries ... Groceries ... Groceries ... Groceries ... Groceries ... Groceries Ice ... Ice... Ice... Ice... lee... lee... Ice... Ice... lee... Ice... Ice ... Ice ... Ice Sandwiches ... Sandwiches ... Sandwiches ... Sandiwiches ... Sandwiches . .. Sandwiches Gas). Gos... Gas’... Gas � ...Gas ... Gas... Gas ... GassemnGaseeemGas ... Gas .. School Supplies ... School Money Orders ... Money Orders ... Money Orders ... Money Orders ... Postage Stamps ... Postage Stamps ... Postage Stamps ... Postage Stamps ... TOV SmemLOVS Css 1OVSE OVS. lOYSewe selOYS 2. [OYS. . 2) 10YS: ..%, Toys’... Toys : e i =e laseed oo a . ee 2 : = . bd . . SOP SEs renee ener ee . % 8 i ae . om hy ‘ . « Ema’ t , ae + ome 2 gen Terry, Marsha, Toni, And Teresa Herrin, Ernest And Margie Johnston Cosmetics ... 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TV Meat ... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat... Meat 834-6517 310 Helen - Overton Ads 131 AKELSON Axelson, Inc. ESS — A Subsidiary of EEE U.S.INDUSTRIES, INC. P.0. BOX 2427 e LONGVIEW, TEXAS 75606 e (214) 757-6650 POPE AND TURNER, INC. Congratulations Class Of 1984 Of Overton Hardware Furniture From Appliances P.O. Drawer 40 Overton, Texas 75684 j PRUETT ELECTRIC FEDERAL SAVINGS LIGHTING AND LOAN Rye ——_ yaa. 607 E. Main ee se ee SO See 4 P.O. BOX 1730 O KILGORE, TEXAS 73662 Kilgore, Texas 984-2912 984-0044 William L. Baker, Jr. Pastor Telephone: 834-6118 “Forsake not the assembling together ... ” Hebrews 10:25 Bible Study Worship Service Christian Training Evening Worship Director, B.B. Fields Music Ministry Sanctuary Choir Youth Choir Children’s Choir Handbells Director, Ronnie Stribble Child Care And Development Center Norma Lovett, Director Congratulations to all Seniors — Our desire is to serve you and we cordially invite you to come worship with us. Special Services on Wednesday nights: Family Meal Girl’s Auxillaries Royal Ambassadors Teacher Training Prayer-Bible Study 5:45 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Ads 133 ENDERSON AND LOAN ASSOCIATION P.O. Box 1029 Henderson, Texas 430 N. Marshall St. Phone (214) 657-2577 3 THE OVERTON PRESS DANNI’S MUSIC 120 E. Henderson WORLD 105 Midtown Dr. Kilgore, Texas 75662 Phone 834-3636 DAVIS RADIO Tapes AND Speakers T.Y. Albums Stereos R.C.A. Sales Service Phone (214)987-2211 Birchell C. Davis sled Citizens Bank ; - ‘eis f CIM: Phone: 984-8671 301 E. Main Kilgore Member F.D.I.C. Allied Bankshares Inc. Best Wishes EDGAR RIDDLE To The Seniors CONTRACTORS INC. From SOUTHWESTERN Pipeline | Construction ELECTRIC Soe falls SERVICE COMPANY Edgar Riddle President Eunice Riddle Secretary- Treasurer Highway 3053 Overton, Texas 75684 Overton, Texas Ads 135 For Your Insurance Needs .... 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Commerce Overton, Texas OVERTON FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP 811 South Commerce Overton, Tex as 204 East Henderson Overton, Texas Phone: (214)-834-3453 Melba Gilley James Hunter Owners OVERTON MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH SS eS == ae IEEE —S SSS SSS West North At Motley Pastor | Phone Jack Strickland 834-3224 Ads 141 803 5. Commerce Owner: Leon Bridges Overton, TX MAX DAICHES S W ARTS CRAFTS JEWELERS Phone: 984-3623 Complete Artist Craft Supplies Susan Mallette, Owner Manager Phone: 834-6916 111 Rusk St. Overton, TX JOE'S DEPT. STORE Home Of Florshiem Shoes S H Green Stamps With All Purchases SR Kilgore, TX 7 phone: 834-3346 Overton, TX Your Child Needs To BEE™ 114 MceKAY ST. AT C C DAYCARE 414 McKay St.-Overton, TX-Phone. 834-6654 Carolyn Creekmur Hot Meals-Licensed Care-Home Atmosphere-Plenty Of T.L.C. Tender Loving Care Ads 143 MIKE’'S OVERTON DRUG Computerized Prescription Service Family Rx Record 209 S. Commerce Phone 834-6184 For The Finest In Menswear ... THE HOUSE OF GIFTS hurwifz man’s shop Overton, TX KENNAMER’S READY WEAR 1027 Kilgore Plaza Kilgore, Texas Phone: 984-3324 Overton, TX BILL MARR CHEVROLET Bill Marr Owner “The Dealer Who Cares” 510 S. Commerce Phone 834.6138 Overton, Texas Congratulations Seniors From TROUP SADDLE CLUB Troup, Texas We Express Our Thanks To The Overton Merchants Who Helped Sponsor Our East Texas Horse Show! CREEKMUR’S FOOD STORE Phone: 834-3341 Self Service Overton, Texas Owner: Ernest Johnston DEE’S GIFTS AND FURNISHINGS INC. Gifts For All Ay Occasions Home Furnishings Floor Coverings Wall Paper Light Fixtures Ceiling Fans Forrest ‘‘Caeser’’ Lunsford Overton Henderson, Texas Home Phone: 834-6460 Phone-657-3218 PEARSON FUNERAL HOME Entering Our 49th Year Of Service. 905 South Commerce Overton, Texas Phone 834-3111 Ads 147 ERAL SAVINGS SOUTH MAIN AT HWY. 79 — 214-657-7566 — HENDERSON, TEXAS 75652 | = FF SAVING ASSC a on 5 ar. RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL OILFIELD “RADIO DISPATCHED” GARNER KEE CONTRACTORS, INC. ELECTRICAL AND AIR CONDITIONING LENNOX SALES AND SERVICE HWY. 323, OVERTON, TEXAS 75684 834-3166 J. R. (BOB) GARNER LARRY S. KEE NEW LONDON TROUP 895-4735 OWNERS 842-4188 Compliments Of KILGORE FEED CO. Purina - Chows Liquid Feeds Fertilizer Hay Longview St. 984-3036 MONTGOMERY REPAIR SERVICE Box 593 7 Overton, Tx ANDY’'S GIFTS ETC. MOON BUILDER'S SUPPLY INC. CLE We Sell All Types GIFTS. ETC!-8. | Of Building Supplies Phone: 834-3175 Shirt Shoppe y. 135 €. au: and Iransters Phone: 334-6132 Overton, Tex. Ads 149 WARREN MILLER TRUCKING CO. BROOKSHIRES “We Care ” Phone 834-3189 Vernon Brown Jay Smith Manager Market Manager OVERTON-NEW LONDON SR. CITIZEN SERVICE CENTER CLIFFS CAR WASH Congratulates To The Seniors Of 81” ; hallmarle COMMUNICATIONS First Place Door At Christmas 304 Main St. Overton, Texas 75684 214 834-6972 HODGES MAN'S SHOP “One Man Tells Another’ Arrow, Dobbs, Ratner Suits Mor. Jewell Stanger 427 E. Henderson St. Overton, Tex. SWINNEYS JEWELERS COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY KE. = = Henderson, Texas Overton, Texas Ads 151 ADAMS, Odell (3)- 95. ADAMS, Rodrick (5)- 90, 117. ALEXANDER, Carl (5)- 117. ALLEN, Periann (12)- 3, 7, 12, 17, 18, 34, 35,001) S02, DS) D4 5B Ga. 12.7314 15 ens: ANDERSON, Candice (3)- 23, 95. AUSTIN, Leanne (12)- 7, 11, 14, 15, 18, 21:34, 600 OF ee og A oe OF 627052902 bs ti2ze ihe ties AUTREY, Amy (8)- 13, 36, 84, 111, 114, 116. AUTREY, Jamie (5)- 90, 117. AUTREY, Jena (3)- 94. BARBER, Brooke (7)- 28, 86, 87, 116. BARBER, Lori (5)- 90, 117. BAIN, Charlotte (3)- 95. BAKER, Linda (4)- 93. BARNES, Chris (7)- 41, 86, 110, 116. BARNES, Ricky (4)- 93. BARNES, Terri Jo (1)- 98. BATES, Cliff (2)- 97, 152, 155. BATES, Clint (3)- 94. BECKER, Zoe (2)- 97. BEEKMAN, Andrea (10)- 29, 32, 40, SO 15! BEENE, Virgil (F)- 32, 41, 49, 68, 116, 117. BELL, Keith (10)- 12, 26, 32, 36, 46, 48, 80, 81, 103, 115, 116. BELL, Laura (6)- 15, 88, 117. BLACK, Jerry (7)- 86, 87, 110, 111. BLACK, Lisa (5)- 90, 91, 117. 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BYNUM, Laura (4)- 93. BYNUM, Mark (10)- 28, 48, 80, 115. BYNUM, Mike (11)- 28, 32, 41, 49, 50, 78, 12, 114, 115. BYNUM, Paul (5)- 90, 117. CAGLE, Angela (2)- 14, 97. CAMERON, James (K-pm)- 93. CAMERON, Kevin (4)- 93. CAMERON, Queen (1)- 98. CAMPBELL, Scott (8)- 8, 42, 84, 109, 10, 111. CARTER, Chris (K-om)- 101. CARTER, Gretta (12)- 7, 32, 47, 52,.53, IZ AOA 1 ASG: CHESTER, Steven (4)- 92. CHESTER, Timothy (6)- 89, 117. CHILES, Andy (F)- 25, 101. CHILES, Christy (41)- 5, 8, 14, 15, 32, 36, 37, 38, 39, 41, 44, 45, 50, 54, 65, 78, 104, 12, 13, 14, 115, 116, 156. CHILES, Theresa (10)- 9, 30, 39, 80, 81, 104, 12, 114, 115, 116. CLARK, Gary (12)- 5, 7, 12, 17, 18, 34, Sy 0), 0 809 45)-52 .53 772 1s +15. CLINTON, Kevin (4)- 92. CLINTON, Steven (2)- 97. COATS, Suzanne (7)- 26, 86. COBBS, Dale (6)- 88, 117. COHAGEN, Lillian (F)- 38, 68, 113. COHAGEN, Thelma (F)- 96. CONRAD, Frakie (K-pm)- 101. COOK, Allen (10)- 8, 9, 21, 80, 103, 106, 114. COOK, Chris (6)- 23, 88, 117. COX, Susan (12)- 7, 27, 45, 52, 53, 63, tdesor COX, Phillip (6)- 16, 88, 117. CREEKMUR, Chris (6)- 89. CREEKMUR, Cindy (12)- 4, 7, 10, 36, 3752 50 870, 1132 1145145, CROTEAU, David (2)- 14, 96, 97. CROTEAU, Marl (7)- 30, 40, 49, 50, 86, 110, 116. DALGARN, Donna (4)- 92. DANIELS, Malinda (F)- 16, 19, 68. DANIELS, W. A. (F)- 32, 36, 47, 68, 115. DAVIS, Bill (A)- 66, 67. DAVIS, Brandi (2)- 96. DAVIS, Kristi ()- 98. DAVIS, Melissa (1)- 99. DAVIS, Ronnie ()- 5, 8, 11, 36, 82, 103. T1215; DAVIS, Scott (3)- 14, 94, 95. DENNIS, Damon (1)- 25, 99. DEGEURIN, Trey (6)- 89. DEGEURIN, Tricia (5)- 90, 91. DIGGS, Michelle (7)- 86, 116. DRIVER, Lou Ella (5)- 90, 117. DRIVER, Margaret (3)- 95. DRIVER, Sherry (6)- 88. 117. DRIVER, Travis (K-om)- 101. DUDO, Kevin (9)- 33, 60, 83, 115. DUDO, Reese (3)- 95. DUKES, Kevin (8)- 9, 84, 110. DUNCAN, Amy (1)- 14, 99. DUNCAN, Rondell (12)- 7, 26, 52, 53, 73. EAVES, Carole (8)- 11, 13, 40, 46, 50, 59, 120, 84, 116. EAVES, Cathy (7)- 31, 86, 87, 51, 116. ECTOR, Thelma (F)- 68. EDWARDS, Julie (k-pm)- 100, 111. ELLIOTT, Cheryl (10)- 5, 9, 14, 15, 18, 28, 40, 80, 104, 112, 114, 115, 116. EL, Raymond (1)- 16, 99. ELLSWORTH, Brandon (lk-am)- 100. ERNSBARGER, Curtis (1)- 99. ERNSBARGER, Sabrina (5)- 90, 117. ESTES, Shane (2)- 96. EVANS, C. R. (F)- 42, 68, 106, 109, 110. FEAZELL, Jennifer (8)- 5, 9, 17, 84, 109, 110, 111, 114, 116, 119. FEAZELL, Steve (9)- 8, 11, 13, 33, 82, 103, 115. FELTER, Theresa (9)- 82. FERGASON, Dianne (9)- 9, 36, 82, 104, 14, 115, 116. FINDLEY, Debbie (9)- 11, 19, 31, 82, 104, i 14, 115, 116. | FLEMING, Mary (F)- 68. in FLORENCE, Brenda (6)- 89, 117. FLORENCE, Donna (11)- 5, 8, 44, 78, 104, 121. FLOREY, Shannon (12)- 5, 7, 8, 27, 42, 52, 53, 60, 73, 103, 107, 115, 119. FOSTER, Kim (6)- 89. FOSTER, Marteal (7)- 26, 86, 87. FRANKLIN, Genia (11)- 78, 104, 105, 114, sien Pat FURQUERON, Cindy (11)- 15, 36, 37, 78, i ay Ng WF a a ; FURQUERON, Kim (12)- 7, 17, 32, 45, Se ee tlk GADBURY, Wesley (5)- 90, 117. GADDIS, Shawn (K-am)- 14, 100, 101. GARBER, Noah (5)- 90, 117. GARDNER, Anthony (4)- 93. GARDNER, Doretha (5)- 90, 117. GARDNER, Missy (9)- 4, 9, 18, 14, 17, 36, 49, 82, 102, 104, 114, 115, 116. GARDNER, Par (F)- 17, 32, 38, 39, 40, 520000410, - 14. GARLAND, Jackie (11)- 17, 10, 45, 78, 108, 114, 115. GARSEE, Jennifer (2)- 96. GASTON, Casey (1)- 16, 99. GASTON, Sabrina (5)- 90, 117. GASTON, Vickie (2)- 96. GEE, David (10)- 29, 46, 80, 115, 152. GIEB, Alan (8)- 12, 42, 84, 109, 110, 111. GIEB, Donna (11)- 41, 47, 78, 104, 105, “hPa gah GIEB, Patty (4)- 92. GIPSON, Melinda (8)- 13, 18, 84, 109, 14, 116. GIPSON, Tommy (4)- 33, 93. GLOVER, John (1)- 14, 18, 25, 98. GOODACRE, Adrian (4)- 92. GOODRUM, Brandy (K-am)- 100. GRAHAM, Chip (8)- 9, 18, 84, 109, 110, 111, 116. GRAHAM, Dena (12)- 7, 9, 12, 21, 40, AGG Ala Oe Oo) Ol. 10,7 104 10D, 2-15, GRAHAM, Vicki (11)- 13, 14, 17, 18, 36, Dl gal Aad, OP, 1O, tO2 105. Meir, TO. Lhd. GRAMMIER, Hal (A)- 67. GRAMMIER, Jeff (12)- 7, 12, 14, 15, 23, Age reAG e241 a O02) 2 12.115. GRAMMIER, Hearth (8)- 27, 42, 84, 109, 110, 116. GRAMMIER, Keith (8)- 40, 43, 84, 109, “10, 111, 116. GRANDSTAFF, Rexann (12)- 7, 11, 12, 144.11, 20,40 A552) 53).60, 4 Me MO, Wire te, to, GRANT, Chris (4)- 92. GRANT, Keith (2)- 97. GREEN, Jo (F)- 26, 47, 68. HADDOCK, Sherri (6)- 117. HALL, Don (F)- 68, 120. HALL, Tonya (3)- 94. HAMILTON, Jim Dr. (A)- 22, 67. HAMILTON, Kristen (8)- 9, 17, 20, 27, 36, 40, 49, 84, 109, 110, 111, 116, iiss ; HAMILTON, Mickey (11)- 43, 78. HAMILTON, Rosiland (6)- 23, 89, 117. HAMILTON, Shannon (3)- 94. HAMILTON, Steven (2)- 97. HANKINS, Brud (7)- 41, 86, 110, 116. HANKINS, Glenda (10)- 71, 80, 115, 116. HANKINS, TINA (7)- 18, 14, 40, 41, 86, 87, 109, 110, 116, 155. HARRIS, Kim (7)- 86, 109,-111, 116. HARROTT, Johnie Lou (F)- 68, 112. HARPER, Andrea (2)- 3, 96. HARPER, Phyllis (F)- 22, 68. HART, Kelly (5)- 90, 117. HATTER, Alvin (12)- 7, 27, 28, 74, 115. HATTER, John (10)- 5, 80, 115. HAWKINS, Dewayne (8)- 18, 84, 153. HAWKINS, Lisa (6)- 89, 117. HAWKINS, Jackie (10)- 9, 33, 80, 104, 115, 116. HAWKINS, Jason (1)- 98. HAWKINS, Marshaline (2)- 97. HAWKINS, Willie (10)- 32, 80, 106, 115. HAWTHORNE, Cheryl (4)- 92. HAWTHORNE, Gerald (6)- 89, 117. HAYNES, Elisa (5)- 91, 117. HAYNES, Larry (1)- 99. HAYNES, Rexella (3)- 95. HENDLEY, Anthony (2)- 97. HENDLEY, Dawne (6)- 89. HENDLEY, Dhustie (9)- 4, 9, 17, 36, 40, 60, 82, 102, 104, 112, 116. HENRY, Donny (4)- 93. HENRY, Terry (5)- 91, 117. HENSON, Darryl (8)- 84. HENSON, Jimmy (4)93. HENSON, Kevin (7)- 86. HENSON, Sherry (8)- 32, 49, 84, 109, 111. HERRIN, Teresa (12)- 7, 39, 48, 52, 53, Ba Ae NG td, 156; HERRIN, Toni (8)- 13, 31, 36, 46, 51, 84, 114, 120. HICKS, Chris (8)- 26, 28, 84, 110, 112. HICKS, Dewey (9)- 12, 82. HICKS, Matth (K-am)- 100. HIGGINBOTHAM, Kathy (8)- 84. HIGGINBOTHAM, Mart (10)- 80. HOGG, Bryan (2)- 97. HOGG, Jason (3)- 25, 95. HOGG, Staci (5)- 91. HOLT, Janet (4)- 93. HOLT, John (8)- 28, 85, 110. HOLT, Joe (5)- 91, 117. HONZELL, Jason (1)- 99. HONZELL, Kenneth (2)- 96. HOOTEN, Shane (6)- 88, 117. HOPPER, Jerry (8)- 85. HOPPER, Lisa (5)- 91, 117. HOWARD, Jackie (5)- 91, 117. HUDGINS, Melissa (2)- 97, 155. HUMBLE, Randy (2)- 96. HUMBLE, Rhonda (10)- 115. JACKSON, Billie (F)- 32, 68, 70, 71, 115. JACKSON, Brian (3)- 11, 94. JACKSON, Craig (7)- 49, 86, 87, 110, 111. JACKSON, Dorothy (F)- 69. JACKSON, Jimmie Lou (F)- 69. JACKSON, Kelly (4)- 92. JACKSON, Kelly (8)- 11, 18, 29, 36, 40, 43, 60, 85, 109, 111, 114, 116, 119. JACKSON, Nichol (3)- 95. JACKSON, Lawanda (6)- 88, 117. JACKSON, Loys (3)- 95. JACKSON, Tony ()- 11, 13, 82, 103, 115 153: JACKSON, Leann (6)- 15, 88, 117, 154. JAMES, Patty (F)- 17, 97. JARRETT, Thomas (K-pm)- 101. JARVIS, Kristi (8)- 27, 29, 46, 116. JOHN, Brenr (9)- 8, 33, 83, 103, 115. JOHN, Kenr (9)- 8, 12, 33, 83, 103, 115. JOHNSON, Angela @)- 82. JOHNSON, James (5)- 91, 117. JOHNSON, Janice (6)- 88, 117. JOHNSON, Joey (11)- 13, 15, 21, 29, 31, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 78, 103, 106, 108. JOHNSON, Juanita (9)- 82, 115. JOHNSON, Judy (9)- 83, 115. JOHNSON, Penny (12)- 7, 10, 50, 52, 53. 74a 213 114, 115; JOHNSON, Tammy (8)- 109, 116. JOHNSON, Tonya (6)- 88, 117. JOHNSON, Shelly (1)- 99. KEAR, Kelli d-am)- 100. KEAR, Kristi (2)- 97, 155. KEAR, James (a)- 67. KELLY, Norris (K-am)- 100. KENNEDY, Anthony (6)- 89, 117 . KENNEDY, Carthy (11)- 78. KENNEDY, Gus (8)- 3, 28, 85, 110,. 153, ise. KENNEDY, Tina (9)- 31, 33, 58, 83, 104, 114, 415; KENNEDY, Weldon (8)- 9, 13, 40, 49, 85, 109, 110, 111, 116, 153. Index 153 KILGORE, Angela (8)- 9, 14, 17, 20, 85, 109, 110, 111, 112. KING, Mary Lois (1)- 99. KIRKPATRICK, Wayne (F)- 30, 31, 68, 69. KITCHINGS, Kurt (3)- 95. LACY, Nicki (1)- 99. LACY, Richard (K-pm)- 101. LANE, Preston (1)- 3, 98. LAWLESS, Lance (K-am)- 100, 101. LAY, David (3)- 95. LAY, Tony (1)- 98. LEE, Steven (2)- 96, 152. LEHMANN, Konya (4)- 92. LEHMANN, Marr (1)- 99. LEWIS, Shauna (3)- 94. LIPE, Jennifer (4)- 25, 93. LIPE, Joel (6)- 25, 89, 117. LITTLE, Hunrer (5)- 91. LITTLE, Martin (9)- 8, 12, 83, 103, 115, 118. LITTLE, Reese (3)- 94. LOTHORIDGE, Franks (F)- 68. LOVETT, Greg (12)- 7, 8, 12, 20, 34, 36, 37, 47, 48, 52, 53, 72, 74, 103, 106, 115. LUNCEFORD, Rose (F)- 69. LUSTER, Jerry (3)- 95. LUNSFORD, Cheyenne (5)- 91, 117. LUNSFORD, Shelby (2)- 96. MALLETTE, Becky (12)- 7, 12, 17, 28, D2 I be MASON, James (10)- 8, 44, 59, 80, 103, 115. MAYNARD, Doug (12)- 7, 10, 12, 32, AS, 592 0; gi Dold, OL ee 11D: MAYNARD, Troy (F)- 47, 49, 69, 103, 107, 108, 111. McCARTOR, Martha (11)- 4, 5, 79, 114, 115, 116. McCARTOR, Tracy (9)- 4, 39, 40, 47, 83, 104, 115, 116. McKENZIE, Cedric (9)- 83, 103. McKENZIE, Demetrica (7)- 86, 87, 111. McKENZIE, Donna (8)- 85, 111. McKENZIE, Elmer Roy (5)- 91. McKENZIE, Oneda (3)- 94. McLANE, Amy (2)- 17, 97, 155. McLANE, David (5)- 91, 117. McMILLAN, Jeremy (2)- 17, 97, 155. McMILLAN, Rhonda (8)- 13, 18, 85, 109, 111, 114, 116. MELTON, Lisa (6)- 88, 117. MENGES, Jan (3)- 23, 95. MENGES, Jimmy (6)- 89, 117. MERRITT, Chris (2)- 16, 96. Og 154 BS, MERRITT, Bryan (K-am)- 100. MITCHAM, Lisa (8)- 13, 40, 85, 114, 116. MITCHAM, Yvonne (11)- 18, 28, 39, 79, 113, 115, MIDDLEBROOKS, Brady (7)- 61, 86, 87, 1b1, 12, 116. MIDDLEBROOKS, Chery! (6)- 23, 89, 117. MOFFET, Jena (1)- 16, 98. MONDIER, Sara (5)- 91, 117. MONDIER, Wendy (8)- 13, 19,40, 85, 111, 114, 116. MONTGOMERY, Jack (A)- 22, 67. MONTGOMERY, Margarer (12)- 7, 11, 13, 14, 17, 34, 36, 37, 45, 48 52, 53, 75, 102, 104, 12, 114, 115, 116. MONTGOMERY, Martiel (3)- 3, 94. MOORE, Jason (3)- 3, 94. MOORE, Jeffery (3)- 3, 95. MOORE, Kim (2)- 96. MOORE, Kevin (6)- 3, 89, 117. MOORE, Roger (A)- 23, 67. MORRIS, Adrian (2)- 96. MORRIS, Howard (12)- 7, 26, 32, 115. MORRIS, Mary Ann (7)- 86, 116. MYHAND, Paula (4)- 92. NELSON, Adam (1)- 16, 99. NELSON. Lora (3)- 23, 25, 95. NULL, Gina (8)- 9, 17, 29, 36, 40, 45, AO po Lo OS Oe eae NULL, Glan (10)- 20, 21, 36, 48, 81, 103, 106, 108, 112, 114, 115, 153. O'NEAL, Diana (12)- 7, 12, 18, 34, 35, WOT, 44 AG S192 er ee oo. N21 N41 tO 12s OWENS, Crissy (2)- 24, 97. PARKER, Annie Mae (F)- 69. PARKER, Jennifer (2)- 97. PARKER, Jimmy (3)- 95. PARKER, Todd (2)- 97. PALMER, Chuck (11)- 59, 79, 114, 115, 154. PEARSON, Bobby (11)- 79, 103. PHILLEY, Amy (K-am)- 100. PICOT, Shelly (10)- 81. PITTS, Jim (6)- 16, 88, 117. PITTS, Leslie (12)- 5, 7, 12, 17, 38, 49, oy -Dovelhis tia i to POOLE, Heath (2)- 96. POOLE, Holly (1)- 25, 98. POWELL, Billy (7)- 87. PRUITT, Lurher (1)- 99. PRUITT, Rana (1)- 98. PRYOR, Donny (4)- 33, 96. PRYOR, Greg (2)- 33, 96. RANEY, Bobby (8)- 28, 60, 85, 110, 111. RAMBO, Eddie (3)- 94. RANDEL, Lowel (3)- 11, 94. RAGSDALE, Lynda (11)- 18, 38, 39, 51, 719,104, 505, 114. Set RAGSDALE, Vincent (12)- 7, 8, 27, 28, 92, 53, 57.76, 103, 106; 114,15 REDDIC, Bridger (2)- 97. REDDIC, Randy (3)- 94. REDDIC, Terri (2)- 96. REDDIC, Thomas (11)- 24, 79, 103, 106, A145: RHOADES, Bubba (4)- 92. RHODES, Sheri (1)- 98. RHODES, Stephen (6)- 16, 88, 117. RIDDLE, David (4)- 18, 14, 25, 93. RILEY, Michelle (6)- 89. RINEHART, Deana (8)- 13, 85, 111, 114, 116, 119. RINEHART, Felicia (11)- 5, 14, 18, 29, 38, 39, 44, 79, 114, 115, 116. RITCH, Eloise (2)- 97. RIPKA, Terry (F)- 69. ROBERTS, Terri (F)- 8, 45, 69, 104, 105. ROBERSON, Lila (F)- 26, 53, 69, 113. ROBERSON, Louise (A)- 69. ROBERSON, Paul (3)- 94. ROBINSON, Linda (10)- 28, 49, 81, 115. ROBINSON, Jimmy (7)- 8, 30, 59, 87, 110. ROBINSON, Phillip (8)- 8, 85, 87, 110. ROGERS, Janice (10)- 81. ROGERS, Mike (8)- 28, 85, 110. ROSENBURG, Danny (2)- 96. ROSHELL, Kevin (10)- 81, 115. ROUQUETTE, D'Aun (7)- 87, 116. ROUQUETTE, Mary Rice (3)- 3, 13, 14, 94. ROUQUETTE, Sharlotre (F)- 90, 91. ROUQUETTE, Tres (8)- 9, 13, 21, 36, 40, 42, 59, 84, 85, 110, 116. ROUQUETTE, Zeph (K-am)- 100, 101. ROY, Chester (F)- 43, 69, 109, 111. RUSSELL, Rob (1)- 98. SANDERS, Mary (10)- 9, 13, 33, 81, 104, 105, 114, 115. SANDERS, Sandra (11)- 18, 10, 45, 60, AO! OD AANA, oly SANDOVAL, Milke (8)- 85. SCARBOROUGH, Cara (7)- 87, 109, 116. SEARCY, Chip (K- am)- 100, 153. SEARCY, Jason (4)- 92, 153. SEWELL, Nettie (12)- 7, 45, 52, 53, 76, 115. SHELLMAN, Robin (10)- 9, 21, 70, 81, 105, 115. SHEPPARD, Essie Lee (F)- 69. | SIKES, Jimmy ()- 12, 83, 103, 115. SILVEY, Liz (k-am)- 100. SILVEY, Paul (A)- 67. SILVEY, Wade (2)- 96. SIMS, Dean (5)- 14, 91, 117. SIMS, Jill (4)- 93, 154. SIMS, Tana (K-am)- 100. SKEEN, Donanne (12)- 7, 15, 17, 27, 44, Seo OO, 12, 1Oe ll: SKEEN, Mandy (4)- 92. SKEEN, Tres (6)- 88, 117. SMELLEY, (F)- 95. SMITH, Brad (4)- 93. SMITH; Mike (8)- 29, 42, 85, 110, 120. SMITH, Shon (7)- 41, 49, 87, 109, 110, 1M, 14, 116, 154. SMITH, Sonja (11)- 3, 14, 18, 29, 38, 39, AAO 412, 13, 114, 115, 116,152; 156. SMITH, Todd (1)- 99. SPEAKS, Yvonne (11)- 8, 18, 39, 41, 45, AIS. Wie et, cle PENCCER, Billy (10)- 5, 18, 32, 48, 49, 81, 115, 116. SPENCER, David (1)- 16, 98. SPENCER, Karine (3)- 95. SPENCER, Mike (12)- 7, 12, 28, 49, 52, 53276) DOad14,. 15: SPRAYBERRY, Becky (7)- 31. SPRAYBERRY, Donna (2)- 97. SPRAYBERRY, Shelley (K-pm)- 101. SPRAYBERRY, Tammy (6)- 89, 117. SPRAYBERRY, Tony (10)- 115. STALLINGS, Jeri (2)- 97. STALLINGS, Kristy (1)- 16, 98. STANGER, Harold (F)- 67. STANGER, Misry (7)- 4, 40, 41, 86, 87, 109, 111, 116. ; STANGER, Skip (9)- 5, 12, 18, 36, 43, 47, 58, 83, 103, 106, 107, 112, 114, 115. STANLEY, Cory (8)- 85. STANLEY, Dale (10)- 11, 12, 33, 36, 46, 61, 81, 103, 115, 116. STANLEY, Randy (6)- 3, 14, 88, 89, 117. STARKS, Alisa (6)- 88. STEWART, James Bradley (K-am)- 100. STEWART, Kim (7)- 87, 116. STEWART, Susan (3)- 95. STEPHENS, Carla (6)- 14, 88, 89, 117. STEPHENS, Parti (K-om)- 14, 101. STILL, Angela (7)- 87, 109, 111. STILL, Christi (K-am)- 101. STILL, Connie (10)- 1, 29, 40, 115. STILL, Rhonda (2)- 97. STRIBBLE, Amy (4)- 18, 14, 92, 93. STROUD, Jean (F)- 69. STROUD, Sally (8)- 5, 9, 17, 29, 40, 46, 85, 110, 116. TEAGUE, Traci (1)- 16, 98. TEAGUE, Kevin (1)- 98. THOMAS, Cindy (3) 3, 94. THOMAS, Monty (4)- 92. THOMPSON, Kristi (2)- 96. THOMPSON, Rubin (6)- 88, 117. THOMPSON, Sally (F)- 68. THORNTON, Eddie (12)- 7, 8, 34, 35, BO 237, 42. 40. 49-51 52,537 63; TOOB 107 M2 110-119, 152: TRAMMEL, Grover (11)- 18, 40, 116. TRICE, Chris O)- 5, 36, 47, 83, 115. TURNER, David (10)- 24, 81, 103, 115. TURNER, Lori (4)- 93. TURNER, Shannon (6)- 89, 117. TURNER, Shari (12)- 5, 7, 17, 32, 38, ABE 52353, 162 ii2) 13.414; TH: UTSEY, Teresa (10)- 4, 9, 14, 32, 39, 40, 41, 54, 59, 64, 80, 81, 104, 112, 113, 115, 116. VANOVER, Christina (2)- 16, 96. VANOVER, Eddie (K-pm)- 101. VARNER. Shannon (1)- 99. VESTAL, Scoorer (9)- 83, 115. WADE, Carolyn (12)- 7, 40, 52, 53, 77, 1's bog ele 4 WADE, David (11)- 28, 41, 49, 79, 113, 14, 115. WADE, Derrick (5)- 91, 117. WADE, Donna (11)- 27, 79, 114, 115. WADE, Doug (7)- 30, 86, 87, 109, 111, 116. WADE, Ronnie (12)- 7, 48, 52, 53, 77, 115: WADE, Shannon (10)- 28, 32, 41, 70, ‘oy an OO WAGGONER, Missy (7)- 59, 86, 87, 112, 14, 116. WAGGONER, Terry (11)- 8, 10, 26, 44, 45, 79, 103, 114, 115, 116. WALL, Barbara (F)- 69. WALLACE, Dylan (4)- 92. WALLACE, Phyllis (6)- 88, 117. WALLACE, Rio (2)- 97. WEBB, Jeremy (1)- 99. WEBB, Lisa (6)- 15, 88, 117. WEBB, Melissa (1)- 98. WELCH, Holly (5)- 14, 91, 117. WELCH, Wendy (3)- 3, 49, 94. WESLEY, Howard (10)- 13, 81, 115. WESLEY, Kenneth (11)- 13, 45, 79, 115. WEST, Kwame (4)- 92. WEST, Nicholas (2)- 96. WEST, Tonya ( )- 87, 109, 110, 153. WHITE, Brian (2)- 97. WHITE, Ernie (7)- 87, 110, 116. WHITE, Jim (8)- 21, 42, 43, 85, 109, 10, 154. WHITE, Tim (12)- 7, 10, 31, 52, 53, 77, 103, 115. WHITE, Toby (12)- 4, 7, 12, 53, 77, 115. WHITE, Todd (10)- 11, 13, 81, 115. WHITTINGTON, Remey (3)- 94. WILLARDSON, Annie (11)- 27, 79, 115. WILLARDSON, Deana (12)- 7, 44, 52, no bow fame a WILLARDSON, Ron (6)- 89, 117. WILLIAMS, Angela (1)- 99. WILLIAMS, Par (F)- 93. WILLIAMSON, Chris (4)- 92. WILLIAMSON, Missy (7)- 13, 18, 30, 87, 11, 116. WILLIAMSON, Richard (9)- 12, 30, 42, 48, 83, 103, 104, 115. WILPRIT, Bruce ()- 13, 28, 42, 48, 83, 103, 104, 115. WIKPRIT, Jaimy (K-am)- 100. WILPRIT, Lakisha (5)- 91, 117. WILSON, Karina (2)- 96. WILSON, Jimmy (5)- 117. WILSON, Richard (12)- 7, 11, 12, 27, 32, BP AA Eel es On al 2: rt 4030107 6114 115 152: WINDHAM, Bobby (9)- 8. WORLEY, Gary (8)- 85. WORLEY, Jason (K-pm)- 101. WRIGHT, Delisa (2)- 16, 96. WRIGHT, Kathleen (F)- 16, 99. WRIGHT, Marcus (5)- 91, 117. WRIGHT, Mary Kay (10)- 81. WRIGHT, Melynda (6)- 15, 89, 117. WRIGHT, Rodney (12)- 7, 21, 63, 77, 107. WUENCH, Amie (1)- 99. YOUNG, Jennifer (1)- 98, 99. YOUNG, Lana (F)- 22, 69. YOUNG, Nickie (7)- 11, 20, 30, 42, 51, 61, 86, 87, 109, 111, 116. YOUNG, Robert (A)- 23, 67. YOUNG; Robbi (10)- 5, 14, 15, 17, 18, 0708).80) 81104 113414, 115, 116. 155 Sonja Smith, Teresa Herrin, Christy Chiles. Credits Director Par Gardner | Editor : | Teresa Herrin Junior Edirors Christy Chiles, Sonja Smith Staff ADS-Christy Chiles, Cheryl Elliott, Cindy Furqueron, Vicki Graham, Tracy McCartor, Rhonda McMillan, Chuck Palmer, Teresa Utsey. COPY- Penny Johnson. INDEX-Sonja Smith. LAYOUT-Periann Allen, Cindy Creekmur, Donna Florence, Missy Gardner, Margaret Montgomery, Diana O'Neal, Leslie Pirrs, Vincent Ragsdale, Shari Turner, Richard Wilson, Robbi Young. TYPING-Margarer Montgomery, Lynda ‘Ragsdale, Felicia Rinehart. PHOTOGRAPHY-Teresa Herrin, Cliff Brunson, Bobby Pearson. PROMOTION-Amy Autrey, Lori Brown, Mike Bynum, Theresa Chiles, Jenny Feazell, Dianne Fergason, Toni Herrin, Kelly Jackson, Lisa Mitcham, Gina Null, Glen Null, Shon Smith, Mike Spencer, Skippy stranger, David Wade, Missy Waggoner, Terry Waggoner. — _ Special Thanks. TYLER THEATRE-changing their marquee for the front page photograph. AL’S FORMAL WEAR, Tyler-providing free uage of tuxedoes for the “'Star’” section. LO’RAE’S FLORIST-supplying the latice work for the “Star’” section. THE DALE GRANDSTAFF FAMILY-providing the beautiful setting for the Senior group picture. CHARLES GARDNER and DOTTY BRUNSON-cllowing us to use their excellent photographs. _ 156 fi eh in ee oe ed Se eo =