Paradise High School - Panther Yearbook (Paradise, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1988 volume:

ir i_ Directors Page (Faculty and Staff)...................................4 Celebrities (Favorites).... Lights, Camera, Action (Sports)........................ 28 Backstage (Student Life)................................. 58 Cast (Classes) 74 Society Pages (Clubs)............................................... 98 3 Robert C. Lacy Superintendent I Swpoitis tomAent's Mesjsjagr You've probably been so busy learning, participating in extra-curricular activities and growing up, that you haven’t had time to develop a philosophy. The dictionary says that a philosophy is the general laws that furnish the rational explanation of anything. Another definition listed is the calm judgement and equitable temper resulting from study of causes and laws; practical wisdom. Now that you have a knowledge base, develop a practical way to use your knowledge. Develop a philosophy that will allow you to act instead of react, give you comfort and peace when times are bad, (Who needs comfort and peace when times are good?) apply to many varied and unrelated situations in the same way, help guide your life and keep it on track when you don’t have time to think about whether you’re on track or not. If you ask what my philosophy is I couldn't begin to tell you all of them. My advice is to start with a few and add to them. My next advice is to reduce your philosophy to one-liners. One-liners are easier to remember, make a direct point and allow for expansion as needed. I would like to share a few of my one-liner philosophies: Smile if it kills you and you’ll die with a grin on your face. Life Is hard by the yard, but a cinch by the inch. You can't steal second base with one foot on first. Happiness is a mental attitude. You can t have your cake and eat it too. Evolve or dissolve. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Two wrongs don’t make a right. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. If you've noticed that these one-liners are not necessarily original, you are correct. Originality isn't important in philosophy. Being sincere in making them a part of you is. 6 My hope is that your philosophy serves not only yourself, but mankind as well. Good luck! High school principal Johnnie Campbell Elementary principal Wally Shackelford Paradise School Board: Standing: Bill Jackson, C. J. Locke, Ed Black, Rob Crawford, Vice Pres. Sitting: Roy Jones, Coy Cleveland, Pres., Marvin Thomp- son, Sec. Glenda Allen, First Grade Randy Almond, Social Studies Joel Clifton, Math Susan Cobb, Special Classes Lanny Demoss, Sixth Grade Brian Deady, Science, Health Naomi Duncan, Second Grade Patty Dunlap, History Lisa Garrett, English Sheri Harp, Fourth Grade Susan Harp, Kindergarten Dolores Heard, Math. Science Wayne Henley, Comp. Ed. Dixie Holland, Third Grade Pam Holland, Business, Typing Mike Howard. Special Classes Adelia Ingram, Home Economics Sally Lacy. English Lori Lamm, Second Grade Donna Lewis, Fifth Grade Eugene Maples, Science Leah Matzinger, Fourth Grade Gary McBride, Sixth Grade Donald Norris, Vocational Ag. Tommy Paddock, Science Susanne Parker, English, Gov't. Leslie Paschel, Administrative Intern Evelyn Patton, P.E. For these two unique teachers there really is M. Ill© ©It©? Mrs. Dixie Holland and Coach Brian Deady are good examples of teachers with interesting hobbies. During working hours, Mrs. Dixie Holland is a third grade teacher. After the children leave school, she dashes home and suddenly changes to energetic racing demon. Mrs. Holland first became interested in running in 1984. While watching the summer Olympics, her husband decided that he was not exercising enough. Soon Mr. Holland was running a little every day. Two weeks later, Mrs. Holland decided he was serious about his running and she joined him. They now run two to four miles a day. Mrs. Holland sets goals for herself, reaches them and sets new ones. She also keeps a log. It motivates her to look back and see how far she has jogged. She has even entered a bi-athalon in Burleson where she ran 3.1 miles and biked 10 miles. Together, Mr. and Mrs. Holland have won numerous trophies, belt buckles gift certificates and medals. Coach Brian Deady, otherwise known as Gorilla, typifies the tough, masculine athletic director. But if you think his Iterests run only to sports, you don't know the real Coach Deady. He strongly em- phasizes academic excellence and is one of the stricter teachers. Most surprising of all is that beneath his rough and tough exterior lurks a creative, artistic soul. Coach Deady enjoys oil painting, wood burning and photography. About three years ago. Coach Deady's creative wife, Denny, bought him a surprise Christmas present — art lessons. The more he learns about painting, the more he enjoys it. His favorite scenes are horses, barns and rolling mountains. Coach Deady is also an accomplished photographer. His pho- tographs often highlight the WISE COGMTY MESSENGER. Although Coach Deady could sell his artwork, he chooses to give them as presents. And this is the guy we call Gorilla? Deborah Rankin, 5th Elizabeth Reynolds, Math Linda Smith, 1st Nancy Walker, Kindergarten Johnny Watkins, Art Melinda Woods, 1st EDITH HAYNES Aid MARY HAYNES BILL KEMPLIN Maintenance MARY KING JUDY LEWIS Cook LUCY MEADOWS TAMRE READ Aid CINDY STALEY NAN WILSON 13 ■nBBBBnHnHHHBHHBH 24 Sixth Grade: Lance Morrow and Sharon Baird Fifth Grade: Cody Cole and Shannon Shurbet Fourth Grade: Rodney Morrow and Mandy Read 3rd: Brianne Chapman and Russell Read 2nd: Nathan Lopez and Stephanie Von Heuval 1st: Leslie Anderson and Colby Lacy K: Amanda Syrus and Evan Wise Varsity Captains: Blake Tucker, Dale Holt, Mick Huff Seniors: Craig Utley, Nick Huff, Dylan Douglas, Dale Holt, Marion Stone, Blake Tucker, Cliff Fuentes, Kenny Robinson, Jimmy Hendrix 30 All-District First Team; Dale Holt — Running Back, Defensive Secondary; Tony Chappell — Defensive Secondary; Cliff Fuentes — Defensive Line. All-District Second Team Klake Tucker — Linebacker; Tony Chappell — Wide Receiver; Dale holt — Kicker and Punter; Craig (Jtley — Offensive Line; Randy Read — Fullback, Defensive End; Mick Huff — Middle Linebacker Honorable Mention; Jimmy Ken nedy — Offensive Line; Cliff Fuentes — Offensive Line; Simon Wolfe — Quarterback; Jason Rottman — Secondary. 35 Top: Jenni Rottman, Michelle Tate, Ginger Read, Monda Whirley, Brandi Rhine, Misty Shackleford, Stephanie Marbut. Coach Dunlap. Bottom: Managers: Denise Marbut, Jennifer Shepard, Shelley Gentry. 36 37 Bottom: Qinger Read, 1st team All-District Monda Whlrley, 2nd team All-District. Top Michelle Tate, Honorable Mention; Brand Rhine, Honorable Mention. 39 Seniors: Tammy Vanderslice, Michelle Tate, Guinness Deady. JCJhlOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Amy Walraven, Kavina Mesenger, Jennifer Hughes, April Martin, Bobbi Hogue, Candi Idell, Shelley VARSITY BASKET BAIL: Michelle I ate, I ammy Vander- slice, Jennifer Hughes, Guinness Deady, Monda Whirley, Tammie Lively, SteTanie Guess, Brandi Rhine, Toni Hogue, Candi Idell 42 Eighth Grade Basketball: Kneeling: Cassie Tomerlin, Christy Lee, Traci Edgett, Devon Gober, Laurie Miller, Cori Idell, Lucy Ray. Standing: Stephanie McBride. Wendy Adams, Darcia Whistler, Misty Rushing, Holly Remmele, Veronoica Cook, Lori Idell, Sheila Gage, Kerri Fuqua, Coach Patton. 43 47 48 Junior High: 1st Row: Ty Lewis, Billy Watson. Rusty Wilson. Jason Shackelford. Josh Reynolds. Brad- ley Smith. Shawn Myers. 2nd Row: Calvin Pewitt, Stanley Rou- leau, Shawn Price, Jarrett Bless- ing, Matt Vanderlyke, Travis Kott, Robert Heard. 3rd Row: Michael Jennings, Richard Carmen, Jason Parker, John Garnett, Michael Mills, Ben Martin, Tony Snodgrass. Junior Varsity: Rodney Rhine, Gary Holt, Paul Cook, Jonas Hafren, Tim Allen, Neal Weger, Thomas Brown, Rodney Vanderslice. Coach Randy Almond 50 52 Cross •Virgil Stokes, Doug Bryant, Gilbert Horton, Arthur Chap- pell, ‘Rodney Rhine •Regional Qualifiers Top: Coach Dunlap, Jennifer Hughes, Kavina Messenger, •Kris Anderle, Stefanie Guess, Toni Hogue, Rayma Headley, Tammie Lively, ‘Lynn Kievit. Bottom: ‘Tammy Vanderslice, Guinness Deady, ’Shelley Gentry, ‘Denise Marbut. •Regional Qualifiers Top; Jennifer Hughes, Kris Anderle, Rayma Headley, Kavina Messenger. Bottom: Returning State Finalist; Guinness, Deady, Returning Regional Qualifiers; Tammy Vanderslice; Lynn Kievit; Candi Idell, Toni Hogue. 56 ■■■■■ 60 I HOMECOMING week was full of spirit as students par- ticipated in Hat and Glasses Day, Boot and Sock Day, T- Shirt Day and Celebrity Day. Many thought the floats in the parade were the best ones ever. The Seniors won the float contest, with the junior float close behind. The Seniors had to build their float twice since it burned completely. The bonfire was a success, too. The week ended perfectly with a 19-0 victory over Chico. The Wild Bunch: Bottom: Dale Holt, Kristi Wylie, Blake Tucket, Michelle Tele Top: Tam my Misty Shack- elford, Don Bent- ley. Sarah Shep- ard, Craig CJtley, LeAnn Wood, Robin Hogue. Doug Bryant. Gin- ger Read. ► I Several junior girls talk about what's happening AFTER SCHOOL. things go better,! Coke (KSfeU I Randy Read and Kristi Wylie are MADE FOR EACH OTHER. Doug Bryant is SOMEONE TO i WATCH OVER ME. (Notice the window.) ◄ Nerds In Paradise Broad- cast News 65 A Three Amigos 66 As we say goodbye to Paradise, many mixed emotions stir inside us. Looking back, the good times far outweigh the bad. Our fondest mem- ories will stay with us for many years to come. All of the friends, both students and teachers, that we are leaving behind will leave a big gap in our lives. But those friendships which helped to carry us through high school, will be the foundations on which we build our futures. Goodbye P.H.S.! We’ve enjoyed our stay, but we must move on. 67 NO! I didn't mean it that way! Wait! I'm forgetting something! OJJ It tastes sweeter coming from your hands. Doug, is this your best side? MOVIE: 1. Top Gun 2. Hirty Dancing 3. Lost Boys ACTRESS: 1. Cybill Shepard 2. Kelly McGillis 3. Alyssa Milano ACTOR: 1. Bruce Willis 2. Kirk Cameron 3. Tom Cruise T.V. SHOW: 1. ALF 2. Growing Pains 3. Cosby Show COMEDIAN: 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Bill Cosby 3. Howie Mandell SINGER: 1. Tiffany 2. Sheena Easton 3. Reba McEntire 1. George Strait 2. George Michaels 3. Vince Neal GROUP: 1. Whitesnake 2. Motley Crue 3. Aerosmith SONG: 1. Girls Girls Girls — Motley Crue 2. Animal — Def Leppard 3. Eagles Fly — Sammy Hagar JAM SONG: 1. Dude Looks Like a Lady — Aerosmith 2. Mony Mony — Billy Idol 3. Still of the Night — Whitesnake SAD SONG: 1. Dear Mr. Jesus — Power Source 2. Never Say Goodbye — Bon Jovi 3. Home Sweet Home — Aerosmith CAR: 1. lamborghini 2. Porsche 3. Corvette TRUCK: 1. Chevy Silverado 2. GMC Sierra Classic 3. Ford PASTTIME: 1. Playing Sports 2. Cruising Chicks Studs 3. Listen to the Radio COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM: 1. Texas 2. O.U. 3. T.C.U. PRO FOOTBALL TEAM: 1. Dallas Cowboys 2. Chicago Bears 3. Denver Broncos PRO BASKETBALL TEAM: 1. Dallas Mavericks 2. Houston Rockets 3. Boston Celtics HOLIDAY: 1. Christmas 2. New Year 3. Thanksgiving CHRISTMAS PRESENT: 1. Clothes 2. New Car 3. Money DOG: 1. Shar-Pel 2. Labrador Retriever 3. Chow — - THE PRICE OF . . Gas — $.97 gal. Coke — $.55 Big Mac — $1.49 Guess Jeans — $50.00 Wrangler Jeans — $20.00 Ropers — $90.00 Reeboks $50.00 Gold Sr. Ring — $200.00 Annual — $22.00 Movie — $5.00 College — $2,200 semester l unch Ticket — $5.50 week Concert — $20.00 1988 GMC Pick-up — $13,500.00 1988 Firebird — $ i 5,000.00 Compact Disc — $15.00 C.D. Player — $280.00 Guy's Haircut — $10.00 Girl's Haircut — $20.00 Pizza DuFfet — $3.89 Coca-Cola Sweatshirt — $35.00 72 -Senior. Officers- Vice Pie- Hoiig l ryant. Pres. Crafg (j ley SermTrea rfflisty Shackelford DALE ANDERLE — Football DOM BEMTLEY — FHA Winning Pci quality Mominee. Class Favonie, 3eta Club. An- nual Staff WAYNE BROWN — FFA DOCJCi BRYANT — Bela Club. Annual Stall, Jr. and Sr. V P . All-Dist. BB Most Likel To Succeed Nominee. Teacher's Pet. JAMES CHANDLER — FFA. Football BRENDA COOPER — FHA. Reserve Grand Champion, Sewing. Co-editor Panther Prints. Choir GUINNESS DEADY BB, Team Captain. All-Dist. 1st Team, All-Wise County 1st Team. All-Reqon 3rd Team. MVP Bas- ketball. Track. 4th Place State Meet Put), 2nd Place State Meet (Discus), CC Regional Finalist. FHA. FHA Power I Ser- vice Aware. Class Officer, Mascot, Most Likely to Succeed, Annual Staff, C1I.L. R- W. Cal., Science DONNA ENNIS — FHA, Track. U.I.L. Poetry. Art, (J.I.L Science CUFF FUENTES — FB, All-Dist. 1st Team Def. L. All-Wise County I st Team Def. L, lion. Mer. Off. L., All-Area Star Telegram TAMMY GARNETT — FHA ANGEL GEKON — FHA Outstanding Mem- Mr, FHA Treasurer, OAP Crew OAP Re- gion Champs. Most Likely to Succeed Nominee JONAS MAFREN — Foreign Exchange Stu- dent. Winning Personality. Ice-Hockey. Soccer, Sailing, Wind Surfing, Skiing, JIMMY MtNUAD HENDRIX — FB. Base ball 6B Manager. FFA Office-. Sonny and Gay Read Panthe Pride Award ROBIN HOGUE — Drill Team. FHA, Student Council DALE HOLT — FB. 1st Team RB. All-W se Co Strong Safety. Jr. 2nd Team RB. Soph I on. Men. LB. Basketbol. Baseball. I st Team Shortstop. I rack. Regional Pole Vault, Sprint Relay, 400m 200m . Mile Relay, Mos: Attractive Mr. P.H.S. Nom- inee. FFA UtNISE MARBUT — Cheerleader. Track. Crc % Country Mgr VB and BB. Beta Club, Soph. Homecoming Queen Horn inee. (J.I.L. Ready Wr ting. Calculator Sci- ence, Speling FHA. Fresh Secretary. TANA WIMAMS PAYNE — FMA. Choir. Ka- rate Orange Belt GINGER READ — Miss PUS Nominee, Win- ning Personality, Vfcj 2nd Team and 1st Team. Homecorring Queen, FHA. Annual Stall Ji. Class Favorite KEMNY ROBINSON - FB. Track. Basebal. FFA. FHA RICKY ROPER — Non-athlete MISTY SHACKELFORD — Tresh. Soph.. Ji . Reporter, Sr Sec Treas.. J'. and Sr. Mosl L.kely to Succeed Nominee. OAP All Sta- Cast, Mon. Men.. All-Star Cast. Best Actress. VB. FHA — Top 10 Aa ard. Out- standing Student, FHA 3rd Vice-Pres.. SARAH SHFPARH — FHA. FHA Offi MICHAEL SPARKMAN — hresh. Football. FHA MARION STONE — Tcotball Letter men 4 Years, Hon. Men. Center. Track Letter- man 3 Years. Basketball, Regional Qual Ifier dX'tT. 1600m Relay, FFA MICHELLE TATE - Sr. Class Favorite. Jr. Class Favorite. 2nd Team VB All-Distr., Hon. Men. All Distr. VB. 2nd Team All Distr. Basketba I, Most Attractive Nom- is DWAYNE TRUSSELL — FFA BLAKE TUCKER — Mr P H S . 2nd TeaT AH Distr LB. FR Baseball finphomnr� CRAIG UTLEY TAMMY VANDtRSUCt - FHA. Basketball. I.FSI ir WAt KFR GARY WINANS LE ANN WOOO - Beta Club THA. Soph Sec Treas. ShELuEY WORl OW KRISTI WYLIE - Cheerleader. Head Cheer- leader. Most Attractive (Ji and Sr.) FHA s! Vice President, Basketball Mgr . FHA Reporler. Miss PHS Nomine . Anm«l Kerry Bouchillon, Mike Caraway, Tony Chappell. Dylan Douglas, Lynda Flores, Shelley Gentry. John Greiner, Stefenie Guess, Clint Hanna Tammle Haynes, Chris Hensley. Rayma Headley, Toni Hogue, Tommy Hendrix Jimmy Kennedy Shellie Lee, Leslie McConnell, Stephanie Marbut. Darla Mayfield, Lance Moody. Brad Nichols, Gory 84 Kevina Messencer Paula Pewitt Steve-1 Quitila i Chotles Reynolds Alicia RhoLdes Donnie Slimp Freshman Class Officers; Secretary Kavina Messenger, Vi- ce-President April Martin, President Thomas Brown, Tieas- urer Jennifer Hughes. 85 Deanna Aaron Wendy Adams Jarrett Blessing Leonard Clifton Randy Cobb Veronica Cook Charlene Crouch Teresa Davis Tracl Edget: Scott Ferguson Justin Poster Andrew Fuentes Kerri Tuqua Shelia Gage John Garnett Tim Geron Devon Gober Cheyenne Golaz Kenny Grantham Julie Gray Cori Idell Lori Idell Brandon Kott Sidney Lawson Christy Lee Steplianie McBride Laurie Miller Jason Parker Calvin Pewitt Shawn Price Kenny Pryor Lucy Ray Holly Remmele Nicholas Roberts Stanley Rouleau Misty Rushing Sherri Aaron Betty Beard .lerpmy Rise Addie Bridges Carla Bright Richard Carman Carrie Cleveland Pam Couch Ronald Dawson Sammy Dei sett Mandy Edgett Becky Euler Manny Fernandez .Julie Ceron TyWnyne Cow in Robert heard Donald He in sen Trey Hill Michael Jennings Travis Kott Michael Mills Shawn Myers Tacha Payne Athea Reed Jessica Sampson Bryan Shepard Bradley Smith Jennifer Vaughn Shonna Wells Rusty Wilson Christie Wooley Wes Worlow Chris Locke Christopher Maxwell Clayton McGittrick Tommy Messenger Lance Morrow Matt Noble Tanya Poyne Misty Remmele Robert Lovell Stephanie Ryan Doug Shawn DeAnn Tackcl Synthia Turner James Vise James Word Kelly Whisller Clint Wilson Jess Wyatt 91 09Teii Askew Kerri Barrel! Shane Carulhers Cody Cole Malt Cotter Shannon Shurbet Rachel Smith Mandy Steagall Chris Stice Jarrod Taekel Jason Taylor Misty Tuggle Jason Ward Rachel Watson Chris Wells Misty Winans Amy Wyatt r Mandi Bridgeman Kim Brown Ginger Callaway Heather Carman Alex Chitwood J. T. Qowin April Rumboagh Jason Rushing Patricia Ryan Stephen Sergelko-Mark Brad Shires 93 94 m i % Phillip Bridgemar Shane Clifton D'Ann Dennis Lupe Diaz Stephanie Doty Sean Duran Tom Filler Bryan Rorance Cindy Gage Christie Graybill Jamie Green m a Amanda Jackson Ryan Kennedy Summer Kennedy Chad Lorgent Wesley Lee l Vm Nathan Lopez 95 Angel Aaron Mason Adair Chlora Beard Jasor Bridgeman Clinl Cox Kim Ling Desmond Rebekah Diehl Selina Dischler Brad DoBvns ■gl i! fo 0 uhji u ■Hi h Jeremy Foley Brady Gentry Cody Gentry Jenny Gentry Rhiannon Graham Keith Grothe Mark Harwell Sliennel Herron Tim Homer Cassic Jannsen Damon Kennan Trace Kennan 9 V S Brooke Reeve Nick Richey Charlie Saturate Chris Shirey Jacob Short Landon Smith Landon Smith Jennifer Stack Adam Tiltor Heather VonHeuvel Amanda Whitbcck Rachel Windrum Brandy Worlow Kenne Lewis Nathaniel Lofton Tina Maddux Brady Mann Stephanie Martin Mollee McEnlire 96 Ddii Bcixlr Matthew Buckler Amanda Cameron Evelyn Chase Rrork Dishler Mark Finley Misty Gayan Jacoby Gentry Jasor Gentry Stephen G’aybill Chad Guess Jeremy Haley Cassle Harna Tiffany Ha'ris Greg Hill Wesley Holland Adarr Hoots Coui It tie Hughes M cnael Kidd Denjarnii Lon in M cah Lewis Kay Locke Jackie Lorq Russell Lowery II Jeremy Whl'.beck Fvan Wise Jason Womack 97 ggoiciLetiy FFA Officers: (left to right) Pres R. Rhine, Vice Pres. D.Dojglas, Sec. A. Haas Sentinel J. Hendrix, Trcas. G. Horton, Sweetheart J. Green, Rep. T. Allen 100 FHA Officers: (left to right) 1st Vice Pres. K. Wylie, Pres. M. Shackleford, Rep. S Shepard. 2nd Vice Pres. T. Lively. 3rd Vice Pres. K. Wood, Sec. J. Shepard, Historian L. Kievit, Treas. S. Marbut 101 F.F.A. Bedknobs And Broomsticks FHA Beau: Gary Holt FFA Sweetheart: Jennifer Green 103 i Cheerleaders 105 i � Varsity Cheerleaders: Lynn Kievit, Soph.; Stefanie Guess, Jr.; Steph- anie Marbut, Jr.; Denise Marbut, Sr.; Kristi Wylie, Sr. (head cheer- leader); and Guinness Deady as Pandora. 106 I ................ The annual staff spends many long hours struggling to make two white pages come together in an eye-catching layout. Even though most students will not appreciate what is behind the page, they will notice if a page looks good. That comment makes the long hours and frantic efforts to meet deadlines worthwhile. Through the year the staff became close as they celebrated deadlines with special parties, Including a campout. One of the year's high points was attending a luncheon where Dale Hansen from Channel 8 was the speaker. But the higgest thrill was when the staff went to Dallas to pick up the annual. Only then could they really say, IT'S A WRAP! 109 10 Isn’t That Special? As the year comes to a close, we say good-bye to a unique senior class. The seni- ors consistently offered pos- itive leadership both in ac- ademics and extra-curricular activities. The class sense of humor kept the halls and classrooms filled with laugh- ter. The seniors made the year shine bright with good times. We wish each of them a future that shines just as bright. It's A Wrap! Oecatur 627-6185 Lani Vaughan Chery Mooney GREEN’S MARINE Complete Boat Repair Authorized Healer For: Mercury-Mercruiser Bill Green, Owner Perry Green, Manager 817 433-2997 2Vi miles west of Boyd Boyd, Texas Sarah Jane’s Flower Gift Shop It you say it with Flowers. Say it with ours.” Phone 683-2219 1028 Halsell, Bridgeport, Texas CONGRATULATIONS 1988 SENIORS IGA FOODLINER BRYAN’S WESTERN WEAR Eddie and Judy Sampler Laundry and Cleaners Decarur Plaza 627-1122 1208 A South FM 51 Decarur, TX We don't start cooking 1 683-4830 til we hear from you. Hwy. 114 I 1 Bridgeport, Texas For Extracurricular Activity Miller Chevrolet 627 2151 or METRO 430 1757 US 287 North Decatur BILLIE PERRIN 817 627-5546 DECATUR PLAZA P.O. BOX 286 DECATUR, TEXAS 76234 Olney Savings 1210 Halsell Street P.O. Box 428 Bridgeport, Texas 76025 (817) 683-5115 IQNSGRADS From Moring Grocery Springtown, Texas 523-9980 For Your Convenience Good Luck Seniors Jackie Delisa Read Custom Design Owners Casting 0 vf Mssa imi Reads Jewelers 907 W. Hwy. 380 Decatur 627-29S9 Free Delivery Drive Thru Decatur Plaza P.O. Box 659 xH X Decatur, TX 76234 Nr 627-7144 Congratulations 1988 Seniors HU DECATUR COMMUNITY INI HOSPITAL Member of the Harris Methodist Health System Wise County’s Health Care Leader Quality Medical Staff Comprehensive Medical Services 24-hour Emergency Room 2000 S. Hwy. 51 Nuclear and Ultrasound diagnostic capabilities Decatur, TX 75234 627-5921 Good Luck Seniors 2300 Hwy. 51 South Decatur, Texas 627- 5343 Wise Electric Cooperative, Inc. Helping Texas Grow Joe Forman. Mgr. Decatur, Texas 627-2167 Renshaw Drug, two Compliments from Don and Lorene Gentry D.I.G. Ranch D.I.G. Dozer Service Cottondale, Texas D D Grocery Boyd Feed Store Boyd True Value Hardware Boyd, Texas North Lake Decatur Chevrolet Lumber Co. All Building Material Needs THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 1001 Hovey P.O. Box 545 Bridgeport, TX. 76026 817 683-5931 Metro 430-3023 211 E. Main Decatur,Texas 627-5962 Wise County Messenger 916 Halsell 115 S. Trinity _____________________________(817) 683-5168 Bridgeport Hospital Clinic David Bryant M.D. W. E. Huddleston M.D. James E. Hunter, M.D. Richard T. Hubner D.O. 627-8026 Emergency Ambulance Service 683-5888 1301 Halsell Bridgeport Bridgeport Decatur Garrett’s Ca u£ CANDIES ‘PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS COMPUTER TAX INSURANCE RECORDS MEDICADE - AETNA - PCS - MEDIMET NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Drug 523-7227 Continental State Bank P.O. Box 506 Boyd, Texas 76023 817-433-2311 Metro 430-1341 Mem be r FDIC FIRST BANK AND TRUST SPRINGTOWN (On the square) Lobby Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Daily 4:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. Fridays Drive In Hours: 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Sat. Phone 817-523-4823 P.O. Box 19 Springtown, Texas 817-433-2373 Cocanougher Feed Co., Inc. GENTRY DRYWALL CONSTRUCTION 601 E. Walnut St. Decatur, Texas 76234 Phone 627-2312 Custom Home Building Decorating Carpet, Vinyl, Wallpaper Sales Owners: Rt. 1 Box 270 tt- 18 16 F.M. 51 South (8 1 7)62 7-57 7 7 HIM AT THE MOV ES Willard Frances Gentry Paradise, TX