Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

POTTSBOBO CAB DINAL The GPGZUOII of 8 pi6tUl'6 b8QmS....l Backgrounds of mvenvememcmdww Anim. 86 shades of Leadership ....1zz Blends of the Year.. .. .. use Gallery of the Chosen ,, ., 44 me sms mmm is com sn-ones ef cempetmenmso pm 3 new one begins 129 FIRZIWIZI 601983 .... 135 A Wx .- . JS 5 . . V , Q ' Qsgvy Xu? QQCVXV X QW PQ WX ff' . Q QS' A XL cehmgj V Gig my .kizvgxgfwmxi W V JJ . ' N fy Q99 X Wi W - bf gf' fy . Qgxx gQ Vw p- . BP , pr? . G3 M 1HOQvS5'g?TVv-ig SFU? U Q5 ii ., A Q fn, iz Qwxo,okQ QQETVOMMA owadkepwiizt f . 7 ww Q if f 'Q 2 5 gg CVJLXX kk M MQW WW ow Wi, V .,x,v.QA,5x,:i.!--afgytw MQ Jew F XJJL N X K ,. 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B. A. Susan Budra works to improve her typing score. B. Kelly Fratto receives a trophy for prose interpre- tation at an SOSU speech tourna- ment. C. Renee and Bruce Prindle confer on a ready writing topic. W, KNEW I0 i 1 rssl s if Pottsboro U l L contestants compete In a total of nlne areas These contestants are Bottom Row Tammy Armstrong journallsm Luann Branham journalism Johnny Brown math Karen Brymer journalism Susan Budra typlng Ball Chlles spelllng Make Chiles math Top Row Adam Deaton speech Rebecca Eljff math Kelly Fratto speech Cralg Greenwood speech Corky Henderson speech Jett Henderson speech Dlanna Hensley typlng and Dale Lewis speech A Laurle Wllllams and Rhonda Logsdon pre pare to mall lnvltatlons to the slxth annual Pottsboro U I L meet B Johnny Brown explajns the rules of number sense t Rebecca Elltf C Allsa Sublett works on her My sw Q edltorlal wrltlng 2411, f . 66 A. Dale Lewis looks in his tile for inform- ation tor a speech. B. June Mitschele looks up a word for spelling. C. Craig Greenwood and Rhonda Logsdon take a break between events at the SOSU speech tournament. D. Vickie Lewis prac- tices her feature writing. E. Laurie Williams collects her trophy for poetry interpretation at SOSU. I2 i A if . Fifty Junior High Students Try Out for Places in UIL Events This group consists of oral readers and number sense students Bottom Row John Price Bo Fisher. Brett Edelen, Timmy Gray, Cindy Ireland, Melanie Rhodes and Jay Stoneback Middle Row Cheynne Troutz Roger Henson Natalie Cofmann John Flanagan, Liz Bently, Kelly Mitschele, Billy Hawkins Tim Hart and Ftobbye Glascock Top Row Jet Thompson Sandy Brown Camey Wright Randy Short Janet Fry, Angie Morris, Kendra Fulenchek, and Terry Stur Oral reading and number sense contribute much to the excitement of a University interscholastic League meet Number sense students under the supervision of Mr Clayton John son work practice tests and prepare for the spring U I L meet Mrs Marie Thompson's oral readers are able to choose from a wide selection ot poetry and prose selections. When they find one to read they practice to perfect it. Those who make this year's team are eager tor the U.l.L. meet. A. Janet Fry practices number sense. B. Natalie Cofmann perfects her oral reading selection. Spelling and ready writing are two University interscholastic League activities that are very time consuming. Mrs. Terri Green's ready writing students practice writing on various upbeat topics preparing them forthe Junior High U.l.L. meet in the spring. Mrs. Willa Dean Smith gives her stu- dents practice spelling tests and they look up the words in the dic- tionary. Although many try-out to get to go to the U I L meet only a select tew are chosen A Jennifer Short gives out spelling words to Dannett Fulenchek and Marty Ulmer B Janet Troutz Tammy Gray and Lisa Barnette discuss a ready writing topic This group consists of ready writers and spellers. They are: Bottom Row Sharron Otterburn Lisa Love Suzette Tignor Angie Anderson Suzette Caylor Tammy Dutton Jonnette Anderson, and Jerry Peterson. Middle Row, Tammy Carettini Julie Fratto Shannon Seat Kim Rice Angie Bishop Jennifer Guilloud Amy Garner Kim Scivally, Robin Ridgeway, and Jill Kirby. Top Row, Janet Troutz Lisa Barnette Dannett Fulenchek Jennifer Short Dianne Griftitt Roger Adams Nancy Clark and Marty Ulmer. Junior High Student Council Wins First in Youth Division ofthe Denison Annual Christmas Parade rttt - iii Nh Student council members are elected by their peers. This year's student council members are sixth, sev- enth, and eighth graders: Bottom Row, Angie Anderson, Suzette Tignor, Scott Laney, Melanie Rhodes. Second Row, Ann McPherson, Vicki Grace, Andrea Wilson, Liz Bently, Bobbye Glascock, and Natalie Cotmann. Third Bow, Gerald Lawler, Shelly Barrett, Angie Bishop, Angie Morris, and Wallace Lewis. Top Fiow, Susan Mollenhour, Camey Wright, Wes Kirby, Jim Graham, Dianne Grititt, Julie Fratto and Many Ulmer. ,.,, Q 5 Q'-1--4.2 lx - A W 'Q rv. , rf- i A. The Junior High student council officers plan one ot their many projects: Secretary, Angie Bishop, Vice President, Vicki Grace, President, Jim Gra- hamg and Treasurer, Dianne Grititt, B, Mrs. Smith, student council sponsor, talks to Suzette Tignor and Angie Anderson about Council business. A..-i sw x 2 Jim Graham, president, addresses an important student council meeting. Jim is in eighth grade. -- f ii -ft-ia- Mr 'Z-X55-.. Through the years the student council in Junior High has worked and been a strong foundation in school and community pro jects They have held bike a thons painted playground equipment and held a booth at the annual PTO carnival The money they have raised is contributed to the Heart Fund. This year, they participated in the Denison Christmas parade, as shown above, vvinning first place in the youth divi- sion. Their hard work and sense of civic duty has made the Junior High student council the pride of the Pottsboro Inde- pendent School District. Right: Robbye Glascock and Liz Bently dis- cuss the price of a ticket to a chili supper to raise money for a city park in Pottsboro. Both are members ofthe student council. xx A. kt kk :Ek K ' K -i T- K , is it fi .N , T . . ' ' :r ' - 6 - N 'f 22114:-if ' ' . ' .F r 5-:eff 3'51F.2E.lr' .fi 11. . , . f - ' east 1 - f 5 no T' T'-'sg ' ,,,.. A I:.: V ,,,.. , 5. , VJ kghk s ,. . Q, X X at ll! I an : . 3 I P-eq T Sw Qi he QM will' 'laik i l'1x '.L SX we PWA as t is if at we as Y X is X555 Www X xgw -my All 23 Drill Team members look forward to Spring Competition Bottom Row Francine Tlgnor 4th Lt Luann Brannam lst Lt Holly Brown mascot Rhonda Logsdon Cap tain Chen Moon mascot Tammy Armstrong 2nd Lt Laurie Williams 3rd Lt SecondRow Tammy McKeeter Pam Shelby Susan Tucker Debbie Edwards Sherri Robertson Third Row Cassa Bingham Manager June Mltschele Tina Hagood Shelly Undenfvood Gail Foxall Leah Wilson Tracy Fisher Lori Crenshaw manager Fourth Row Lori Jones manager Brenda Bette Cindy Jones Carla McGeHee Karla Allison Cheryl Wright Debbie Fritts Diane Tucker Ailsa Sublett manager Performances Dazzle Football Spectators Debbie Fritts performs the Pink Panther rou- tine for the Homecoming half-time. 17 Gail Foxall practices for Spring Competition. V + w 2 Carla McGehee and Cindy Jones get into position for a half time performance. I8 Cheri Moon Cabove Ieftj and Holly Brown fabove rightj are the mascots for the Scarlet Strutters. of ' These girls perform a Jazz routine to Twelfth Street Rag. 1 , ' S felt 'N-.1 9 .9 .:-:k A i : . VVILL S l S . : K .s . , I Q I ii ki.. 1 bk l E. V - iz. we fasXi2fg:.w-- .. ttttg 5 To show the drill team's appreciation, the Seniors receive roses during a pep rally. if W 1 iz, The director for the Scarlet Strutters is Mrs. Linda Yoweli. Officers for the 1979-80 Scarlet Strutters are: On the Floor, Luann Bran- e ham, 1stLt.g Rhonda Logsdon, Captaing Francine Tignor, 4th Lt., On th Stage, Laurie Vihlliams, 3rd Lt.g Tammy Armstrong, 2nd Lt.. W, A , 5 bove: Laurie Williams teaches the members a routine for spring competition. Below: The Scarlet Strutters march in the Christmas Parade at Denison. I 19 A Varsity Squad Member Must Have Spirit, Diligence, and Perseverance Dedication could be used as a key word to describe the 1979-80 Varsity Cheerlead- ers. Cheering, promoting school spirit, and motivating team support are required of the squad. The squad cheers at Varsity football and basketball games, and pep rallies. Hard work and long hours are put in by each girl to paint signs, make run-throughs and sell ribbons. Many hours are spent at P.H.S. decorating the halls and field house, prac- ticing, surprising the football team, and keeping everyone fired up! This year the girls tossed complimentary footballs sponsored by State National Bank of Denison to the audience. A. Captain Cheri Price, Co-Captain Kaye Hamilton, Robin Short, Kelly Fox, Kelly Fratto, and Janet Butler make up the Varsity Cheerlead- ers. The girls attended summer cheerleading camp at SMU where they received excellent and superior ratings, and won a spirit stick for their second year. .f l ' 1 ,H f 'f x at I , ff if . .anus ' Z, it V- Fr 4. uszswk, .- 3 --1 fn! . ,da El e rie 4' .f I , ,. , .. I A i . at ',,,-' hx r,f F I, V J M' M Q' X yi! V i fifo 5 2.1-Q.. fi? ,I Q: . 6 . ,ji 1. V' 7 . .g. 'ga' ff Ig , .i- V, V Q B 2 I .. 'Af , .gf if ' . 7 fb - b M2 J. ' Ja , , 'e1 X .JY jg , KA A A M M tv, ffm i A -5 , 'V V, . I g ..:. ff l i B. B . Kaye Hamilton and Kelly Fratto sell homecoming mums and posters for the cheerleaders money making project. C. The cheerleaders help boost spirit at the bonfire for home- coming festivities. A. Varsity Cheerleaders cheer the fighting Cardinals on to a victory. B. Senior, Robin Short shows her concern for the football team at the home- coming game. C. The cheerleaders perform a stunt to PHS the red at one of the pep rallies. D. Randy Glascock, captain of the Varsity football team, presents the cheerleaders with roses for their hard work throughout D the year. JV's Cheer for Fall Sports The 1979-80 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Bottom Row, Captain Lana Jarabek, Rhonda Thompson, Marky Reno. Top Row: Glenda Thurston, Janet Garrison, Co-captain Tammy Allen. They worked hard all year painting run-throughs and signs throughout the football season, and did various cheers and stunts to cheer the JV's on to a winning season, and attended cheerleader workshop. They cheered for football and basketball. In order to pay for their uniforms, they helped the Varsity sell Cardinal posters. ,J W'w.,,,,W.a,,l Rhonda Thompson and Tammy Allen lead the crowd in the chant, Cardinals Want A Victory. l 0' v YUTSW' 'H ,scsi :yo-1 Janet Garrison, Glenda Thurston, and Tammy Allen perform one of many stunts at a High School pep rally. Junior High Cheerleaders Promote School Spirit A. Suzette Tignor and Camey Wright perform Bustin' Loose at a Junior High Pep Ftally. B. The entire squad participates in the cheer Up and Down for a football Pep Rally. C. The cheerleaders are: Clockwise From Bot- tom, Suzette Tignor, Robbye Glascock, Cap' tain Camey Wright, Co-captain Diane Grif- fith, Terry Sturgill, Kelly Mitschele, and Vickie Grace, The Junior High Cheerleaders upheld school spirit throughout the year and worked hard to keep the Junior High teams fired up. Parades, Performance, and Competition Keep Band Busy Mr. Gary Mosse directs the band during a weekly pep rally. v . , , 'K ,ffm L ,K X ., Band continues orgariliing into the third year of their program. Front Flow, Leah Broyles - Drum Major, Shelly Shires - Feature Twirler, Rhonda Townsend, Angela Dobbs, Shelly Barrett, Sharon Willyerd, Dwayne Haun, Angela Bishop, Mike Chiles, Teresa Hol- brook, Nette Caldwell, Shirley Fry, Glenna Brown. Second Row, Tammy Wade, Casey Hin- son, Terry Sturgil, Angela Dillard, Janet Fry, Greg Wright, Dale Lewis, Cindy Hightower, Stephanie Crenshaw, Julie Fratto, Elaine Nipper. Top Row, Anita Townsend, Rusty Daniel, Dan Peterson, David Nelson, Micah Toland, Jimmy Crow, Lance Morris, Robert Yost, and Zonia Thompson. Pottsboro's half-time activities are highlighted by the band's performance. -4 , . 4 1 S The band marches daily in preparation for the Christmas Parade. Elaine Nipper and Anita Townsend, flag corps members, help promote spirit during football season. has been a band years and is Pottsboro's John Philips Sousa t r 1,1 y Y r L lrtt 4,459 l r aft? -,tim ' W 4f9'J1W ..'f '6Jft15 V f' L: fi - til wwt..u.w 'L HiJf37 'f'+22L's af eYffl'?', ,,,.mnwLf..tl - .41 V, - :Af J vb' G' Shelly Shires, feature twirler, wins the right to compete at State level. 25 5 LVM ggi at 31, A. Editor, Luann Branham explains to Carla McGehee, staff typist, how to justify a line of type. B. Karen Brymer and Pam Shelby compose a weekly lay-out. C. Mike Lewis, sports editor, gets his weekly information from athletic director, Ronny Ray. D. Ailsa Sublett works with a stylus in putting on headlines. E. Communications group attends Texas High School Press Association contest at T.W.U. and receives a Cream Of The Crop rating. F. Zonia Thompson and Rhoda Townsend run off the weekly paper. G. Luann Branham, Mrs. Carole Linsteadt, and Tammy Armstrong look at Tammy's winning story on display at the THSPA convention. 26 Editor Wins News as if Is Named Cream of YQ , r, High School Press it a as F tX iii G. - X. 21, .,,, ' ' Q . 1 Courier Staff publishes 380 copies of its weekly newspaper. Bottom Row, Zonia Thompson, Rhoda Townsend, Debbie Fritts. Second Row, Karen Brymer, Pam Shelby, Ailsa Sublett. Third Row, Carla McGehee, Francine Tignor, Vickie Lewis. Top Row, Assistant Editor, Tammy Armstrong, Editor, Luann Branham, Mike Lewis. W'Ff'.QAld I4MiI'H'u Ji W 'W 'W zQii1 ZE ? ' 'ii ' V ' I ,, ,, esp, ,,,, fu W t,f, ...J-.w.es,s.,t,f Twenty Annual Staff Members Sell a Record Three Hundred Eighty Annuals A. Sponsor, Mrs. Carole Linsteadt discusses annual business. B. Shelly Shires works on alay- out forthe December annual shipment. A, B The producers of the Cardinal yearbook are: Bottom Flow, Cheri Price, Amy Leven- son, Shelly Shires, and Sam McLeod. Second Flow, Francine Tignor, Laurie Williams, Rhonda Logsdon, Vickie Lewis, and Kelly Fox. Third Row, Cheryl Wright, Troy Hasten, John Lewis, Woody Tignor, and Karla Allison. Top Flow, Assistant Editor, Luann Bran- hamg Editor, Tammy Armstrong, Assistant Editors, Kaye Hamilton and Dale Lewis. Not Shown, Todd Smith, Curtis Hightower. .pdf ,,,, A! .A-Aki... Editor, Tammy Armstrong, inspects a slide. As a member of last year's staff, Tammy helped to produce a book which won Cream of the Crop award and was recognized as one of the top eight class A annuals. E K 4 f. D. The annual staff has worked several hundred hours this year to put the Cardinal togetherg they have been to camps, created slide shows, attended seminars and worked many days after school. A. Laurie Williams, Curtis Hightower and Rhonda Logsdon confer about a picture to be printed. B. Tom Cox and Cheri Price have fun while working at the slide show. C. Francine Tignor waits to type annual copy in the press room. D. Kelly Fox mixes chemicals to develop film. E. Photographer, Woody Tignor, focuses on his subject. F. Dale Lewis prepares to print a picture G. Kaye Hamilton chooses a picture for the cheerleading section. fe C 'JN null awww ,N x , 'l Y do S: ykyry, xy J., Vis fx .g' - J W X The M.Opclass, S V W T ,iffilllliglti-Dccupation Students Get . 7 H ad , , ey Start In Working World encompasses fa , variety of jobs. Off A the Wall, Bottom Row, Tammy Corder, Tony Fox, Mark Wilson, Randy Stratton. Second Row, Teacher, Bob Cox, Donald Hoffman, Clay Jones, Cindy Robertson, Odell McLain, Roy Daughtery, Malon Kincaid, Grant Poth. Top Row, David Mollenhour, Wendy Smith, Allen Haun, Callie Bost, Donald Sisemore, Richard Wagoner. Tony Fox works on one of the many boats at Loe's Highport, where he is employed. 30 ,. .. .. ,,,,,,, k ' Tony Fox, Cindy Robertson, Callie Bost, and Allan Haun take a break before MC. class begins. ,W ,Q ..., ,L,Q Q . i 4 i X, Eg I ' tif, ig kkik . g :iii in 3 eg L. A I . I , X X 12,125 NN.. X' tl S ' W X X n. vw QF, X X S A . . .. gc gc 1 . . ..' :li -rs n. is t Kyle Flesher and Jack Gaines listen for their daily instructions. Teacher, Arless McDonald, demon- strates how to dismantle a motor. Auto Mechanics Teaches ff Many Necessary Skills A' - fv 1.'-if rw -. up ..y . , . U . .. - ,hu ,I-f:..,fff'af r Af W' Sitting on Richard Brown's Grand Prix, the Auto Mechanics class consists ot: Robbie Robertson, Johnny Henderson, Richard Brown, Randy Glascock, Todd Smith, Jimmy Brymer, Stacy Little, Woody Tignor, Tommy Johnson, Jack Gaines, Teacher, Arless McDonald, Mike Cleveland, Roy Wagner, Bill Evans. R mn-n A. Tommy Johnson fixes a fan belt pulley. B. Jack Gaines adjusts tappets, while Jimmy Brymer observes closely. The Auto Mechanics class spends three class periods a day, learning all they can about engine and car mechanics. Homemaklng Is No Longer Just a Woman's Job . . . Twenty Per Cent of F.H.A.'s Members Are Male Q Mrs, Guillioud prepares a table for the Thanksgiving teachers luncheon. K ,f e rrr Y A-A Zonia Thompson trims a pie crust for a homemaking project. 32 lJ if tm' 35 al. Siiriiiii 1 The FHA Officers are held responsible for the club's upcoming activities. Bottom Row, Pam Shelby, President. Second Row, Jeannie Guillioud, Sponsor, Glenda Thurston, Song Leader, Dawn Lewis, Project Chairman, Cheryl Wright, Recreation Chairman, Lisa Kennon, Historian, Donna Troutz, Publicity Chairman, Tammy Flesher, Secretary and Treasurer, Kathy Allison, Yearbook Chairman. WU , .. ., . ,., , FSI: in ill.: 'I ' 'I .fr r lt Y i QF . FHA members raised five hundred dollars lor their annual year-end trip. Bottom Row, Karen Biymer, Sandi Overman, Janet Garrison, Leah Deaton, Ailsa Sublett, Kim Schnilker, Casa Bingham, Shelly Underwood, Bridgit O'Neal, Leah Wilson. Second Row, Teresa Holbrook, Tracy Fisher, Diane Tucker, Renee Prindle, Angela Flanagan, Debbie Hughs, Paulie Jenneman, Susan Budra, Betty Smith. Third Row, Amy Levenson, Anita Montgomery, Jamie Lawler, Karen DeFratus, Teresa Reeves, Dwight Travis, Robert Longmire, Lisa Soloman, Donna Waggoner, Lisa Fulenchek. , , , , r , it ff- fri ' . x -- FHA members look forward to the annual Loy Lake Livestock Show, Bottom Flow, Zonia Thompson, Darcy Cantoro, Tammy Baldwin, Lori Strat- ton, Debbie Daugherty, Rebecca Elitt, Forrest Raines. Middle Row, Tina Hagood, Sharon Wilyerd, Melanie Mitchell, Carla McGehee, Evelyn McConnell, Stephanie Crenshaw, Rhoda Townsend, Top Row, Kelly Corder, Noel Fulenchek, Debbie Everett, David Thurman, Mark Price, Lori Jones, Robbie Roy. 1 A. Paula McPhearson senfes Phillip Burks punch at a , c class tea party. B. Tammy Flesher takes notes before i i i R working on a food lab. C. Greg Pearson stitches up a garment. f . 2-' N V M 7 I 1 ig ' 3 H -V V' y , ,V.' - 5 3' G A an ft. ' t+, t C i ,, mar, ,,t,,e ,ltt :MW ,,,,.,, 'L vi i FFA Teaches a Variety of Skills C. A. Boy Wagner, Eddie Bingham, Curtis Hightower, Greg Pearson, Yvonne Coffmann, and Clay Jones show otl a trailer built during agriculture class. B. Eddie Bingham is busy at the grinder. C. Boy Wagner attempts to pick up an anvil. D. Curtis Hightowner is carefully working 34at the cut-oft saw. D. tit, , ft B. A. F.F.A. sponsor, Carl Kent, talks to Curtis Hightower about future chapter activities. B. Presi- dent Clay Jones appears happy with his success as a F.F.A. leader. A. J-1' , w it g .f ' , V , f X 1 Q rs ' . . t . we . - Q .f , - Z a . . ,.- , .- . H . L , Enjoying F.F.A. activities throughout the year are: Bottom Row, Diane Tucker - Secretary, Charlotte Finke - Treasurer, Curtis Hightower - Reporter, Teresa Reeves - Vice President, Greg Pearson - Sentinel. Middle Row, William Tubb, Cherene Adams, Teresa Adams, Wendy Bush, Penny Reeves, Chris Hoede- beck, Edward Bingham, Freddy Hassler. Top Row, Randy Anderson, Jett Jones, Mike Herringshaw, Tim Welch, Doyle Roy, Bill Evans, Mike Sisemore, Richard McConnell, Robert Christman. 1 E S 2 5 2 5 2 2 2 2 f E E 2 f 2 2 E 2 2 E f 2 2 2 2 2 Q f 2 2 E S 5 2 2 E i 2 f 2 E 1 2 z 2 s 5 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 f 2 2 3 E 5 2 2 2 I E 3 f 2 2 2 3 2 5 2 2 2 S 9 f 2 2 2 a E 2 2 -2,2W,,.,Ww,.m,EmWMW ,,,, Aw..W,2..,,1,,,m.wm.2,M,M,,,,,. ,W,22,.m,,,.,W.,,m,22MWMMW2Mmsw2.W,W..2..Ww.mmW..,,.,M ,W.W,,W.,,W,.2,2,W,W,,m,W.W.W.,,L,i,,2,,,,w2.,.2WMWM.,,MMM,L,,,,,mm.,,MW,WW,V,,m,2.,uww.wWWW,WWW222m,1,WMWw,.,.WWM,2,mwm.2,2wM,WW,,,,,.m.,W,wWWW2 Homecoming Features Pre-Game Ceremony I Q The Homecoming Queen announced during the pre-game cer- emonies was Tammy Armstrong. The nominees for the 1980 Homecoming Queen were: Cheri Price, escorted by Malon Kin- caidg Tammy Armstrong, escorted by Corky Hendersong and Kaye Hamilton, escorted by Stacy Little. Lai VWWK r I n v o I v e M a n Y i U d E I1 1 5 lt K S l ,t .,., l E, E4 ESQX 7, 1 tttt t l L ' gg is it are 'ff w 'Q f t tt , v'., iii Q .. 2 if ff , , 37-Q Q ,f ' Mark Price and Danny Edwards help roll up a run through :gn before a Football game Andrea Wilson and Tommy Thompson enjoy the baseball throw at the annual carnival W., i in if 2 5 in , L VL A , . l.Q Q 2 3 Lge blllll l it l s s is . of rihd sl, e it 1 t r Q Lrfgzsig rf r'r' f slr-r- 1 'rl'r' i I E 5 al si l g. f f , all i Q Tina Haygood sells candy to support the drill team. Bruce Prindle and Sandi Overman take a break from their studies 3 at sr.'.? -23:7 c X Jactk Gaines helps paint signs during a senior sign painting Todd Smith encourages teammates duringadistrict football game. par y. 1-Q-so Xb.. r, - -,iv T . L X YVAV i n Azl f f,: 'A A' ' i i Rhonda Thompson and Marky Fieno enjoy the excitement at a basketbaii T game. This was just one of Pottsboro's many activities. Others include: V ,1-Ll The annual PTO carnival, tootbail, track, open house, and many other - school sponsored activities. Sherene Adams experiments with sulphur chemicals during chemistry class. - as as emu M Eas e- g 5 X sf S ,gss11s4:.ffF?1FmF' im . if: LRE., 4 . Q Q. E Laurie Williams and Tammy Armstrong entertain the students during a pep rally, .,,,, -X ! i s. wifi- ': ,- 1 1 - - ' f -Ne.. S: ' 'WV K 3 Sskv, X- X.w X J kkrrih ' H fp .. 1 .tm-Q-tg1'lr.LJ-si N Jerry Fruen shows his mother a school project during Open House. A group of FHA members dress up in 50's style to celebrate National Voca- tional week, ,. .t.i E Curtis Hightower practices grinding during FFA class. Sherri Robertson works out a math problem on the blackboard. as 3 , K X get ' fu :F it 1 ' .- l . Junior High students get fired up during a pep rally, Kaye Hamilton and Keith Bates enjoy a Yearbook party. A student trys his hand at the car bash during the annual Carnival. Bill Chiles builds up his muscles during oft-season. i A rf? -H- 2--g .issv --: :ggi : --.s 1:--. M '- W S! ,W fs -i.. A iiii Newf- kt.,ssw,..f ,,,...-f-- E ' as 5:4 ,, -K 3 . Homemaking students study their assignments tor a test, Stacy Logsdon and Kelly Fox pose for the camera, fwiwmm shui! W raiser r , ,rt 5-. 7 ,r 1 W., . 1- 'M M Leah Wilson Freshman Class Fla V W- :- -':A Casey Perkuns Jumor FAVORITES GI' Favorite Student Body Chooses These students were chosen by popular vote: Bottom Row, Dwayne Williams, Stacy Logsdong Leah Wilson, Noel Fulenchek. Top Row, Flandy Glascock, Tammy Arm- strong, Janet Butler, Casey Perkins. le,l Senior Favorites FFA Sweetheart and FHA Beau t if -.-,,kk ff.- - ggi' . V, . if .f ,, - VVLL V. I, sit All sf - 25 22, iw ,.,, ,,,.. . K V- , iisimsi.ilsiifiifif Hi 4555- Effiiti' 'ii ' iiiifQKlii,.s??iii ,g 'gf . V W isssz,2f5,!?5iHf. ' 2 523 .wi 11,5 wwe mt film- W--ffaffrei it - f x i H i - in K f'15i 'if: sbs a'12?i'.Z.2 K 15' ' f If ,, 1: 1 fwimii ' ,. f ':- ,,,, - 1 ' - In ' f film? is 57f,,-- .. 'W I it T, all A i it f --Wfff 'f3iii'ffi Til.. . .. ,,,, gm ' it E ,,,, ...,,A. W .. ., - .-. . i 'gf - fl tif:- -Wai t .f' , ' ----- - , ,, - , - T I .if I ,,v . , 1, ,:, ,Q f ..:: f at i , i , .., it neg 6 , A , ,, T ' ,. - 'i i Q at Q Q W mg-Q f if 2 -1 A 2 2 5 ., 1 T' V A l Ui5'SESW:'- lla K ' ' ' W' 5 QQ i WSTEE -1 ' ' ,, : , .Ei i - 8255, .. ' , Y f ' ' ' in ii: Ei'ff' ' inf-fist 'F 'i fs ., . ' . , 1, fi. ,, J as t T A- - ,, , . ,V - V i H ' - , t Junior Favorites ai' ' 'W 54 J gulf it ,,,,A AA,, ,, A ri Freshman Favorites The students at Pottsboro selected two people to represent each class. The senior students selected are: Tammy Armstrong and Randy Glas- cockg Junior favorites chosen are: Janet Butler and Casey Perkins. Sophomores have chosen Stacy Logsdon and Dwayne Williams to rep- resent them. Freshman favorites are: Leah Wilson and Noel Fulenchek. The FFA members have selected Kelly Fratto as Sweetheart and FHA members have chosen Stacy Little as their Beau. Sophomore Favorites Q 02,1 M ati, f ww ,qs 32 f 4, f at fr W 3 me G Q sf 9, Mr. and E 4 -- wi, . ,, Miss PHS is Francine Tignorg she is now a senior and has been attending Pottsboro High since her sophomore year. Francine has been on the Scarlet Strutter Drill team for three years and is currently a Lieutenant. She has held the title of FFA Sweetheart during her junior year and is now in her second year on the yearbook staff, and in her first on the Cardinal Courier staff, and is currently working in Journalism UIL. 48 M'ss PHS Are Top Honors In High School Mr. PHS is Bruce Prindle. Bruce has been a captain of the football team for two years and a Ietterman for three. He has received the most valuable Offensive Lineman award when a Junior and made All District Honorable Mention for Offensive Tackle. Bruce is now involved in Duet Acting. His main event is Informative Speaking, in which he won second in state competition last year. He has also been a regional qualifier in Ready Writing for three consecutive years. Bruce is now serving as Senior Class Vice President. 49 F:iZ'1z'1i9MiWH.1?1Tw5 EbllwikbllliValNCWH1'fRlH-2157531531 Sil554.QJTwW-159315372070 7iWJ51dM5Li1f'MTE vi Wiiflikltwh Wiiixl WST? .1WfzK,llJf, idiw RWM MHn0Wl2F:EfZJAhE,w5L YQHMN HHV5il4i?ZEli5'E:3f1a1iiEiJLZ'Im.W1ik211fE3ii??b1'?IHUHffirrll-115935 A UEGEESWLE Lcximiiuiwiy 7 M Wpuimiaqihwiilikbii G3175WiWFEH:m5mv 'iibbwbmwwu Huh.WM31WHIHIMMyMUvdtifmfhfiwrnngiirmjzliiw- 6 a hightight of our 4 I track, golf, and dents an opportumty to parttcvpate in football, These add the strokes of have to our portrait OC3 an desired levels E. Rusty during Angeta returns a serve. G. offense sm ,Qgqx VV My Q, ,, 7 ,, :WW t W , ,gf V gtg 1 J Q, S 9522551 it T ' K 1. 9. at get-,, 2 , X E ,... .1,, .,m, ' - ff.:-1- ,L ,',',, I 'L I 1: ,t A 1 ss, WW 'V-. N It provsde Eight Varsity Members ww, 5, ,. .. ,W?,,,,,, mwmg'-4 H , my 9 Varsity team has 12 senior members, 5 juniors and 1 sophomore: Top Flow, John Lewis, Kyle Flesher, Curtis Hightower, Mark Price, Tony Fox, Troy Hasten, Keith Bates, Tom Cox, Mgr. Middle: Dwight Travis, Jack Gaines, Richard Brown, Leslie Love, Corky Henderson, Randy Glasoock, Craig Greenwood, Mgr. Bottom: Casey Perkins, Malon Kincaid, Bruce Prindle, Stacy Little, Todd Smith, Brian Burns, Mgr. 3 2 K ill B. A. Leslie Love looks on while taking a breather. B. Jack Gaines attempts to block a l-lowe defender. Take All-District Honors 'W -we C . The 1979 Pottsboro Cardinal Football season began with the Cardinals being picked to finish dead last in District 14 A They returned 22 starters but they came from a 2 8 team The season began slow as the Big Red picked up only one win in its first four games Then the team began to pick up steam and rolled over its next five opponents before losing in their final game against Pilot Point which was for the district title. Many goals were attained in 79. The Cardinals set a new school record for team interceptions with 25 while Stacy Little set an individual record with 8. Eight members of the team received post-sea- son all-district honors including the entire offensive line. Among the nine offensive selections, three were for first team: Guard, Randy Glascockg Halfback, Jack Gainesg and Quarterback, Leslie Love. Among the six defensive selections were first team Line- backer Kyle Flesher, and Noseguard Richard Brown. The 1979 Cardinals displayed an abundance of character by attaining a 6-3-1 record and finishing third in district. A. Kyle Flesher and Randy Glascock converge on a Howe ball carrier. B. Coach Jones, Coach Ray, and Coach Clements discuss upcoming afternoon practice, C. John Lewis and Leslie Love loosen up before a game. -vigfifl JC QEfk'.f5. f rv . x , '71 ' l -, ,A .+V AI Q W. .if , I' :IF fkflirii JTK SBU R Accumulates 146 Points A. A, The Big Red Machine gets fired up for their Friday night contest. B, Mark Price leads the Big Red onto the field. A, JV's Take Second in District Play Coach Jones explains the offense to Jett White while Jett Price lis- tens. 5 . 3 C, . , wi . , as , , - , i 1' ' F' gy ,.,, 5 5 ' i aee . 7 Vkksh ., i lie i Pkg? K 5' f ,TRW kkr' ak , R . i f x . - , q ,A Xe . K ' t f - H ,,,N . I 3 L , Q I ,I Q. Q . ., gi - . 1 ' - Q . I i . ' ' ' ' . K - 1 - ia if klif sy:-in - if fat- ' K . 'PL 1 ,s - .af fi ' 11 - . 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Top Row, Donald Franklin, Keith Rice, Scott Sherrard, Rob- ert Tol, Jett White, Jett Price. Middle Row, Billy Chiles, Keith Gaines, Jett Henderson, Jeff Jones, Dan Peterson, Greg Wright Mike Chiles. Bottom Row, Russell Foster, Dewey Griffith, Jamie Johnson, Shannon Sherrard, Lee Brown, Forrest Raines Craig Hamilton. A. J.V. Offensive lineman work on blocking skills before the game. B. Jett Henderson and Russell Foster are in tough pursuit of an opponent. ff J.V. team warms up before a home crowd. A B Wi if Team Spends 156 Hours in Practice Time The Junior Var- sity Football Team had a successful season. They com- peted ten times to end the year with 6 wins, and 3 losses, and 1 tie. The boys worked hard to earn this record and exemplified the attitude it takes to be winners. They accom- plished many goals and gained a vari- ety of skills to carry with them to the following year. Many will return to the J.V. team while others become Varsity competi- tors. Regardless of the team position winning is their goal of tomorrow. A. Cardinals stop a tough Muensten offense for short yardage. B. Craig Hamilton takes a break on the sidelines. C. Jamie Johnson streaks dovvn the field pursued by several Panthers grade football team spent many hard hours of prac- tice and playing time to complete their season as District Runner-up. The team accomplished a final record of 7 wins and Zlosses. Eighth Grade Receives Title of District Runner-Up Members of the eighth V !f'W Top, Alfred Morrison, Marty Aulmen, Andy Morris, Mike Crenshaw, Chris Matlock, Russell Daniel, James French, Joe Jwanouskos, David Barrett. Bottom, Jason Pearson, Bllly.Browr1, Ronald Owens, Billy Hawkins, John Rhodes, Farren Mervicker, Jimmy Windle, Robbie Brines, Cary Gists. Cardinals hustle down on a kickoff return. s Q .K ,tbsp Mm atwgft it Wtgtis ?- Y, :t y g y- f tt A i i .' 'Ss 2 :-t -V a X 'W-wr H -y , ' ,- i A -- - hw ' .. - f 31 - M ' , s . 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A t i t .vt s g ti, 59 Q tt tt uw 5331 ,K , yy. ,,.., , t, , Q fit- ft-r tw K rr gt it Rpt it t , tt K , 4 W t ,aw J, J ,,:W -:w rt 3 f if S354 . at ft A. 1 t 'Q 4 t X t . ..., , .kdgf1aw,, , W 4 34 A Q e Q Q , Y ,Q fx 9' in 'Wav 'Sei ' W 23 Wm W V LZL David Barrett runs with the football while the offensive line clears the way. i'1, i',, t ' ,, C A f -gr . K K ,Q K KY' we--Q A i A - I K S i as fl 'aux V 'E is T Q iqfiltei s, , ,V , 'X i Q' as-r ': ,tw 3 , W xi ex In X I 'M K'-f A I n A c if has-F if 'ag' QE 355 1 P 5' EW 9 , 'Q ' A y ' K . by S49 .X Aw W 0' KP' . wwf A. 4 - W ,x M N- Q .igk i b P, - . -- Q' Q- r ef, as il' j at e . it 1: fat? 'R - ikk T i A t 5 . ' . f N1 Top Row, Flaydon Leaton, Marshall Shaw, Gary Day, James O'Brian, Flandy Short, Wallace Lewis, Eugene Carettini, Jet Thompson, Tim Harp, Brian Burkham. Bottom Row, Cecil Tubb, Mike Copeland, Eddie Gaw- rych, Stephen Tucker, Tommy Thompson, Jeff Gill, Danny McGraw, Corky Betts, Mike Tol, Duane Burns. Seventh Grade Achieves Winning Season 9- M 5, Tn N A. Jeff Gill is determined to outrun his opponent. B. ' , Randy Short prepares to pass the ball. C. Offensive x , . 'Q linemen protect their quarterback, A. xi: and winning The seventh grade football team which was composed of 20 members experienced a year of learning fighting hard The team challenged seven District competitors to com record They also earned the district runner up title plete the season with a 4-2-1 - Varsity Girls Improve Seasonal Record Under New Coach The Varsity Girls ' Basketball tea m consists of seven seniors, two juniors, one sophomore and one freshman: Bo!tom Row, Angela Dutton, Kaye Hamilton Sam McLeod, Angela Flanagan, Shelly Shires. Top Row, Marky Reno, Robin Short, Melanie Short, Tammy Armstrong, Carolyn Burks, Debi Copeland. A. V- B, tips The varsity team was primarily a senior ball club with 7 gradu- ating members. The word most often used to describe the team was hustle The members never gave in to an oppo- nent regardless ol the score or the time left on the clock. Teamwork was one of the greatest accomplishments acquired. The season record was 15-12. A. Angela Dutton contributes two points with her outside shooting ability. B. Robin Short misses much of the season due to an ankle injury. C. Kaye Hamilton manages to keep Cardinal possession ofthe ball by passing over a double-team defense, D. Carolyn Burks beats her opponent down the court tor a successful lay-up. E. Cardinal success in fast-breaking allows Shelly Shires to score an easy lay-up. I pn-gm-s---- gf gp .. , -i Captain Lftobinfibrt ' if X. Cap C Angelaibif 5 . hun.--6 QEIQQ, K , . .. A :,..,, , tg 'sf A. The Varsity huddle was an important way the girls boosted their spirit before challenging district opponents. B. Coach Bo Jones hands out game awards to Sam ing half-time. McLeod and Tammy Armstrong. C. Varsity members discuss game strategies dur- Cv jew m X Q sn, S5 5 l JV's Add 6 Games to Season Play The Junior Varsity team experienced a season with many hours of practice time, tough oppo- nents, and despairing moments. Despite these factors they completed the year with a successful 12- 6 record. They had 6 additional competi- tors compared to last year's JV team and this created a greater interest to the season play. H L is si... K The referee gives Marky Reno a tree-throw. The Junior Varsity team, which competed 18 times, included: Susan Tucker, Tammy Fiesher, Janet Garrison, Glenda Thurston, Leah Deaton, Stacy Seat, Jamie Lawler, Lori Peters, Rhonda Thompson, Dawn Lewis, Stacy Logsdon, and Paula McPherson. Il'- , Susan Tucker, number 10, struggles to keep possession of the ball. Stacy Logsdon attempts to make an in-bound pass against a Callisburg defender. A. A. Rhonda Thompson prepares for a District game against Callisburg. B. Lori Peters contributes 2 points to her season total ot 147 points. C. J.V. team displays spirit before their competition in the Potts- 1 boro tournament. D. Lori Peters beats her oppo- nents down the court tor an easy 2 points. , VYV V 8th Graders Find Season Challenging s 9- ,, ,, tt , aaa 5' 3 gift 1 New X X , Ea, , it tt 5 ky kk x MMNM MW! W5 I eee as eee aaaa, t . g B eeae g eeaa The eighth grade girls' basketball team won six games for the season: Bottom Row, AA Vickie Grace, Kim Henderson, Natalie Coffman. Middle Row, Angela Bishop, Sandy B' Bowman, Tammy Wade. Top Row, Jennifer Short, Camey Wright, Diane Grittitt, Dan' P ette Fulenchek. O1 A. During a time-out, Coach Bick Jones explains a nevv play to his eighth grade team. B. Danette Fulenchek con- centrates on her free- throvvs during warm-up. C. Jennifer Short waits in anticipation to rebound the basketball after a free-throvv. 66 7th Grade Girls Play Seven Games ,Q .t Zz gg 3 V l QW Q 6 i jf l g 1 , yy, A. Coach Bick Jones dis- ' rj cusses his winning strat- t Q egy with his team. B. g Vziiil I ,M Azj g Shelly Barrett jumps to as arrt A a rift get the ball past a Howe W 11 a Q E iit , defender. C. Terry Stur- errr , A 'ty ' i' gill looks for a receiver 1 -wt' mm A A on an inbound play. The 7th grade girls' basketball team won 3 seasonal games: Top Row, Carmella Allison, Deana Bennett, Angela Dil- lard, Kim Rice, Shelly Barrett, Nancy Clark, Angie Morris, Julie Zachary, Michele Copeland, Kendra Fulenchek. Bot- tom Row, Cindy Shelby, Manager, Valerie l-lite, Andrea Wilson, Joann Durst, Kelly Mitschele, Julie Fratto, Bhydonna Blackman, Lisa Love. :V my ee tl Varsity Boys Finish Winning Season With 18-8 Record Y --IVI f ,,,,i - fi Sf' ,Vii. ' g ,I av i iz' ' .i.., HW, k7V.EEEf13, 1x'xi:Q::fiiigg' rv:l'E Mjq:if'jf'Wg,' V' V7Q,M if 'V j 5 . -' mv- N H iff t , ' sf 5 .,,, V ' ' ss, ' MQ ','f gn? if f 5 Mir. A Z , 'f , ' 6, ,.f , V V . ' -E i f E it i ., ,. ' ' ,M 1 , ' ' 1 2 W f - -V Q 5' 'SWLG1'weinisg,yffzgsagifjq '-- -nf ,ff f ,gji. :f, 1'4H ' f 3 H: E:.- .IME 5,4525 ,L 31.1 VE: ' ' '22 '12 is 1 ' 2 ,W ' ZW ig, f 7 X 4 2 ,i fffi 1 if' -' V, ff, Q W 5 Tri 5 . IIIV - f -1 2 5 3 v 5 f A 'ln' Y K''51iiii-55i'55fi5ff55EwY??EiE557 5fT7?iL4:?ili'g, ,K f Eg gig' , 555 j r I H, ZL ,, V i 'ii 'i v::,,v ,ff ij i 2 i ' S I i l , V,,, Mi , Am i Q! , . . ,,,. I 5 ' 5 Q 2 5 i si,, i p i i ff ' ,V , 1.27 yy 5 l i' 5 W' ,ri IVV? ' 5515: ,ge L, V :gif in 'fi' 55: fwiififff? ' f i ' is f ' f59zf ff' , 15' N 1 ' 'iii ,, .1 Sei - sip, , , if , 'kiwi :s f . , vff,- gf' - '- i ,. l ' E g ' 'Sf ' 5 - f ,,k. .. k ,- Hg- f Eg, i 5, 2 - ' if iii ,,,iLi1 i,E,,i. wg, ii ' 5 ' , ' if -i,, , ii,, it Lii, The varsity boys' basketball team consists of six seniors two juniors and two sophomores: Bobby Flanagan Dwayne Williams Leslie Love, Corky Henderson, Curtis Hightower, Mark Price, Kyle Flesher, Keith Bates, Stacy Little, and Jack Gaines. Above: Mark Price outjumps his opponent for the opening tip-oil. Ffightr Curtis Hightower pulls down a defensive rebound in the Aubrey game. 68 .g- mmmlfwm ' ' , Wifmfm, 'YM N Ti, A. ' if x X at 4tLiZ6M,,' L C. New A. Mark Price jumps high above his opponent for two points. B. Kyle Flesher looks for help from his teammates in their victory over Celina. C. Jack Gaines and Stacy Little head into the dressing room for a halt-time talk. The varsity boys' basketball team tin- ished the season with an 18-8 record, the best record for varsity boys in years. Coach Don Hudson, who is in his sec- ond year as Boys' Head Basketball Coach, described the team as an out- standing, hard-working group that has improved tremendously over the last two years. The Cardinals played in three tourna- ments this year placing third in two ot them and winning the championship in the S818 tournament. Mark Price, the Car- dinals' leading scorer, and Leslie Love received all-tournament honors. With six Seniors leaving, next year's team will have to rely on younger players from a strong 19-2, J.V. team. Seniors on the team include: Leslie Love, Jack Gaines, Kyle Flesher, Corky Henderson, Curtis Hightower, and Stacy Little. Varsity Tackles New Play-Off Schedule 5. 5 E 9 , K i F SS ' Q .x:':f.W5If57-4 UZ ! S Y- . .1 -f ' Wir' fe-J - 15124: -- 1 - + ' fi M f ig- W E Q5 ' ffagsgg ' ' : kk Kiwi ff, E, ee'e Q ,'e-q '- . mm - f L gf' , , , , ey S Q K 2 f . Q . - LQ ' K A 'kk' .-.. f f: t 'Q B W 5' ii E 5 - - fm- ' A 2 5 ff.' 5 I 3 x H? L 5-J. K X 5- M k, R57 ,W . ge 5, W N f W A D m A e .V g K 'f A 1 e --,- ,,--,. ef? T216-1 ,--- 'ffvsafefi i - , '--- ..'-- ,-,- h-.e . X' e AAA 70 ,..,-may CA A. Coach Hudson discusses the strategy of their game plan in a time'out. B. Jack Gaines shoots tor two. C. Mark Price stutfs it in pre-game warm-up. D. Keith Bates dribbles the ball, while looking for an open teammate. E. Kyle Flesher looks for an open teammate on an inbounds play. F. The Cardinal bas- ketball team works hard in an afternoon practice. G. Leslie Love shows his drib- bling ability against a Sanger opponent. H. Bobby Flanagan and teammates wait forthe game to begin. .... K . gr, Q.. .V K . QNX, .. - .Emi ff.f, . we Y' Qi ft 5 t .L. - - t A t .,. ' lsf--:..fq, -rf -- C ' . f -ire.: -. . t 3 .4 , f -... , .,,, , M g ., .....t. M i-ir 1 . if X . 1 . : t ,... , ag. I 'S sv .,,, ' A r ww... .. - -----i f '-'. iiii W M it .... . ,,,. 2 , A ' 'fi jx Nilil , K ..,... C :W i- f - . . - r - rr ,,,, r r -H.-a::q ,QV mvagmy fer, K . . .. ..,. K4 M. fff.- .. 71 JV's Take Second in District With Only Two Losses g'! Yf1fUf10, Q 34 V 'SSTWSHEHSQ ii g'iHQ UT :MRD SVsX the Cardinal J.V.'s took second in district with a 19-2 record. Bottom Row, Jett White, Jeff Price, Phillip Burks makes a rebound for the Cardinals. Mike Hendricks, and John Lewis. Top Row, Tim Brown, Bobby Flanagan, Phillip Burks, Jefl Hen- derson, and Craig Hamilton. 'u..,,.h. Mike Hendricks passes the basketball for an assist. The J.V. basketball team listens to Coach Bill Crenshaw and Coach Don Hudson explain their strategy. 72 John Lewis anxiously waits to rebound a free-throw. MQ' W' 1 Y5. 2-am M1 ' fi: Q, it iw! M if f' i sf if ,wiv it ix , it Q Q' .x,,,,,. 3? 9 'Q gf Qgraifv 9, fx IX' TM ,, ,. 4 S t n ti E ,, L,,,.. D' N, A. Tim Brown prepares to shoot a free-throw. B. Bobby Flanagan attempts a goal in spite of his opponent. C. Jeff Price out jumps an opponent. , ,,,,..s.t.-s,f-awww-e .t.. Q. sf. 9- . 3, V Qi .saw -M N-ws-N,,,,NM MMNW The 1979-80 Pottsboro junior varsity basket- ball team finished their season with a 19 win and 2 loss record, losing only to Celina and Leonard, thus placing second in their district. With such a respectable season, the returning members are looking forward to an excellent varsity season next year. 73 i 4 1 Y . Barrett Leads 8th Grade in 10 Season Wins Et 'Y Www A. David Barrett waits anxiously to beat his two opponents for a rebound. B. Alfred Morrison takes a pass to his opponent. C. Jim Graham advances to the goal. The eighth grade boy's basketball team had a 10-5 season. Members are: Bottom Row, Robby Brines Bill Hawkins, John Rhodes, Mike Wagoner, Carry Gist, and Andy Morris. Top Flow, Wes Kirby, Jim Gra- 74ham, David Barrett, John Gatis, Allred Morrison, and Nathan lreland. 7th Grade Wins 6 in Season Play The Seventh Grade Boy's Basketball Team had a 6-2 season. Members are: Bottom, Mike Copeland, Dwayne Burns, Jay Stoneback, Stephan Tucker, Tim Harp, Jeff Gill. Top, Raydon Leaton, Jet Thompson, Marshall Shaw, Randy Short, James Travis, Wallace Lewis, Mark Fin- necy. A. Wallace Lewis takes the ball out ol bounds. B. Marshall Shaw receives the ball. C. Coach Jones gives half time advice. Varsity Girls Practice for Necessary Track Skills A. Marky Reno and n Kelly Fratto warm up for their long distance run. B. Kelly Fox throws the shot during practice. C. Sam McLeod and Carolyn Burks practice hand- offs for their relays. Varsity girls prepare for six season meets: Bottom Row, Kay Hamilton, Tina Ellis, Cheri Price, Shelly Shires, Carolyn Burks, and Sam McLeod. Middle Row, Susan Tucker, Diane Hensley, Glenda Thurston, Stacy Logsdon, Janet S Garrison, and Rhonda Thompson. Top Row, Kelly Fratto, Paula McPherson, 4391, e,.e Stacy Seat, Jamie Lawler, Marky Reno, and Lori Peters. Not Shown, Kelly Fox ,QI t Q . ' A K gig. M I K g 5 8 2 a' Q as 5 it se- 5 in WWW AA ,ww'wmuumwe A iiif i-tie' ' 3 E ....r .ssr r 4 Wien X. -il mu.. ,. 15,5 - :legs-:passes J -Q P- if ., ,se -wise - 5- i ri- - W 7th and 8th Grade Girls Combine to Make Up the Junior High Track Team -- -,. - D ffl r '-2 -Q' A A ,N , me wi- r . ::.':: . . , . gfifi, ' tigr , . '11-f , me J ,G B-A , NW... .W .TW .g ., A f. ' u. I'aC6 4 A. Diane Gntrtt demonstrates her jumping ability during practice B Camey Wright passes the baton to Danette Fulenchek during a relay C. Thirty girls participate in Jr. High track. They are: Bottom Row, Angela Bishop, Natalie Colmann, Kim Henderson, Sandi Bowman, and Judy Bowman. Second Row, Camey Wright, Carmella Allison, Ken- dra Fulenchek, Michelle Cope- land, Melanie Rhoads, Lisa Love, Joann Durst, and Tammy Gray. Third Row, Tammy Wade, Kim Rice, Deana Bennett, Julie Fratto, Sonia Birchfield, Glenna Brown, and Jennifer Short. Top Row, Danette Fulenchek, Julie Zachery, Angie Morris, Nancy Clark, Shelly Barrett, Terry Sturgill, Tammy Wall, Angela Dillard, and Diane Gri- titt as tam away MSSXRSQ A. , - sw Boys Track for Seven The varsity tracksters spend many hours in preparation for track season They g through an off season program during morn ing classes and then spend afternoon time practicing running and field events A Jamie Johnson participates in the long jump at the Pottsboro track meet. B, Jack Gaines leads the pack as the track team sets out on a cross- country run. C. John Lewis stretches out before running the 880 yard dash. Varsity The varsity track team has 3 senior and 11 undergraduate members including: Front Row, Leslie Love, Darryl White, Bill Chiles, Jack Gaines, Stacy Little, Jamie Johnson, Casey Perkins. Back Flow, Keith Bates, Dwight Travis, Jeff White, Mark Price, Roy Wagner, John Lewis, Troy Hasten. The junior varsity track team goes through an oft-season program the same as the varsity members do. The pur- pose oi this program is to build their strength and endurance for other sports including track. Running and field event skills are per- formed during after- noon practice. A. Phillip Burks prac- tices the pole vault. B. Mike Chiles works out on the real runner. C. Craig Hamilton and Jeff Henderson run in the m during a weather. 18 members in the J.V, track team train for track competition and next year s football season. Front Row Craig Hamilton Ceci Dan Peterson. Back Row Dwayne Williams Johnny Brown Russel Foster Scott Sherrard Keith Rice Mike Chiles Robert Toi Mike Rynders Greg Wright. Team Prepares Season Meets ev 'p Ti eg t QV D U David Simmons Kevin Scknitker, Clyde Robertson. Middle Row, Jeff Henderson, Adam Deaton, Devvey Griffith, Tom J l V l f 5 1 ow J,-f sl A H 'Q J 6255? i erik i .fee -1- if .te.sf:2l'..Y-g Zf ff et.. ...,, . 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The junior high boys track team makes up one of the largest athletic teams which includes: Front Row, Stephen Simmons, Jay Stoneback, James lravis, Eugene Carettini, Adam Rogers, Randy Short, Wallace Lewis, Mark Finnecy, Billy Hawkins. 2nd Flow, Joey Dean, Carey Gist, Mike Tol, Brian Burkam, Corky Betts, Jimmy Gray, Raydon Leaton, Stephen Tucker, Jimmy Benky, Marshall Shaw, Mike Crenshaw, Andy Morris. 3rd Row, Rusty Daniels, Gary Day, Wes Kirby, Robbie Brines, Jet Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Duane Burns, Mike Copeland, John Rhoades, Mike Wagoner. 4th Row, Nathan Ireland, Alfred Morrison, Jim Graham, John Gattis, Marty Ulmer, David Barrett, Chis Matlock, Joey Jwanouskos, James French. 80 Girls Tennis Offers Singles and Doubles Play 1, . t 't,'i'- ft iii f 'lt ii Asif!! nt ix 1. X ixilq but ' 'x 1 2 I S B l Members ofthe giris' tennis team prepare tor the season meets. Bottom Row, Brenda Betts, Pauli Jenneman, and Shelly Shires. Top Row, Amy Levenson, Donna Waggoner, Teresa Fleeves, Diane Tucker, and Angela Dutton, Not Pictured, Tracy Fisher. A. Pauli Jenneman serves the ball to her opponent. B. Diane Tucker volleys while Brenda Betts looks on. C. Amy Levenson concentrates on returning the ball. Girls Golf Has Two Returning Regional Qualifiers Girls varsity golf has been at PHS only tive years, the team this year consists of: Bottom, Leah Broyles, Sam McLeod, Debbie Edwards, Becky Thorpe, Stacy Seat, Top, Tammy Armstrong, Melanie Short, Karla Allison, Lori Jones, Robin Short. V sg ri. Www iiii I ff 7 I: ..: 'lZ:vf5?z5E:Li.f555I'ei:w:i1l?5,if.fFiz5''YH fZL f5'lf'. vim sf ..,, h,,, :z'::lfiE:'as.. i ' . ll.: H . fffv ,:f1e',zrz'fii2zt 1 5 :iam if ggjemf-W.fm- fsff1. Y V - kkky I f 43. M r ' 9 ' 1 3: i. i irV'f'f: W. 'i . , . - iv VV.. .tv ff :V ' ' aw?2iEWflwizf5i1 - f ,. Af - ,,,. - is . ' . E i . . .. vfff iii Q . 12, I ,,,, ,... . ' A f . .. K - , ,,,,, - g 'wf,,fWSN ' f If 7, wmwwwvwwwwvwmh 3? A. Robin Short, last year's District Medalist, keeps a steady eye on the ball. B. Tammy Armstrong, three year golf member, works with her irons. C. Becky Thorpe looks on while Debbie Edwards prepares the tee. 1 f Boys Golf Team Acquires 5 i ti New Members ea, .. --Wi, -is fm- . - A. an Members of the boys' golf team have high hopes for the District title. Bottom Row Dale Lewis L L'tti:t' Don Durst, and Shannon Sherrard. Top Row, Lonnie Grigsby, Philip Burks, Woody Tignor and Tim Brown. is Q .Q - ' ' , , - S ' -3 ' sp ' -, Wjjf , . .,. ..t. I J I ' . 3 K 'P' f I K , AQ . rf ,f - - ., E' . f ---- K' . .mf - ' - 1 A 5 , f 'G-s.-.::.' 3V - 1 ' ' Q . t li JI ., i gi V Yrs. gziirx 7 ...Xia A Ak W . k 55,15 gtg? .NL A 4, Q ' . L .Q L g A x or ,,t L ' eg yt tgggwgwgt B A t 4- t- 1 as ,4 ' X wk 15-jg 5 S K A 2.94 7 i. M ' 2 L - A ' jfgtff K 1 ,hh-. ' Y, - -it-Mgr, a ..... J 43 -Hs..-if A1 -. V C' 'K'-ft T321-W -- 'Ti I - Ftixpzix M'fif 'ii A. Tim Brown prac- tices the golf swing that gained him last year's medalist title. B. Dale Lewis shows us what a south- paw can do. C. Woody Tignor keeps his eye on the ball. ' l Ivarsity Members A. Cortis Hightower warms up for his position as catcher. B. Randy Glas- ' ' kf,, 1 s',' cock demonstrates his bu nti ng tech- ie, sf 5 nlq ues. is L 'L 14. :. . Q -wr -fi t M S1 ' .. , ' . ' .1 - f, . ..f..f - . L, L' ,,Jf7' . I ,G if ,...f . . . ...., , , 1 - - f - ' i - ff I. I ri - I 5' .sj,,: -- 'sfittgaetgiff-f.': 3 -y.g:..J:+r4 0 -e-,ffffwfftfff - r , , 1 ebsflasfma--ww ttffy, - 5- - ' r . '- ' -- , . - .- ....V ' W' i- - , , K . - -- - - . .1 . ., , - , at f 4 .t,,-, .. eaimfi+b:iF5,f1f1.t.t,1,. A4 B4 5 mmm , ,Q .,,, Eighteen varsity players compose team: Bottom Flow, Bobby Flanagan, Lee Brown, Dewey Griffith, Jack Gaines, Jamie John- son, Leslie Love, Stacy Little, Dwayne Williams, Tom Ceci and Todd Smith. Top Row, Coach - Ronnie Ray, John Lewis, Richard Brown, Darrell White, Jeff White, Curtis Hightower, Kyle Flesher, Randy Glascock, Keith Bates, and Coach - Gary Clements. Play 25 Games Aa. 1 an Jr my he , ', 'UWlw-f, x M- V .L A mm 4. . I VKALQJ x XJ, 'M ,L f N f. ' s. ,Why .. ,W . .4- N41 xc!-i' .'-Args X Q. .Mt Q i fag.. .W Q ear it sr, in - wt it A gfa' .gg 1 wi ' I :rg-sg '...7N A if A Lasts J W Ao. iw ...N le- -L 9-fm. ,555 1,1 i X r Q' -- .2 -arf. I ' ' C' s if 36 X. wh H- , :Z ' or 5 , ' x E 1. -, Q , , . T.: VA . V A.. f Par- ff gg ' A i M' ,E I N ' 5 .... H K i A ,- 115QZSiv7.l ftf ' L'LL ,fvjfij :.:..'f..,fs ..'1.1151,-:,: f 'L j I . . ,. it ., I-. , , If. . . . - t V , -- , V I at - -'W A .gtfrgrilrgmg L Wirrfilgggitrrifigziwfiwkr firlfffiwik first' ,,,f,,1t,.:5-S I N' t ' it h ' ,. Y . ' ' if f' 5' ' ff? 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Armstrong Bost Brannam Brown Jimmy Carolyn Paula Debi Tammie Brymer Burks Burns Copeland Corder .15 Seniors Excel in Athletics, Academics and UIL, and . .. N i Tom Roy ,aff Cox Daugherty ft .. . A X w igggz Ei X af. QS Y 2. ci? .W j . 4 4 if q -1, W if l '22 am. 4' .ff W J ,H My J ff, is mg 'J ,iff l . ,i.i - .A Qlgf 6, J fL,. gamstwi WI ' ., i. ,Hgh VV ' W A. Jack Gaines helps decorate the Senior section of the gym prior to the Pilot Point pep rally. B. Leslie Love swings the tire for the Senior sponsored Mug Tire Swing at the Halloween Carnival. w . Dutton Flesher ox Gaines F 'tv' , l if - l L l it is Grigsby Henderson Kaye Allen Corky Still Find Time for Fun! B. Randy Glascock A. V s si ? L. Q X X - A. Debi Copeland and Susan Thomas take final steps toward Graduation Exercises, B. Class President, Tom Cox Cseatedj discusses important Senior activities with Secretary, Corky Henderson qieftj and Vice-President, Bruce Prindle. Q.. A-.... -5, l Ri, 'N X isa Curtis Tommy Hendricks Hightower Johnson ... - ,.... , if G . rt:3f:::i ff swf. K 'NJ tx K r l x-323 Brenda Malon Theodore Kimbrell Kincaid Laster is ily Stacy Rhonda Leslie Little Logsdon Love vrrsspa 'mmm' Iv i x 5 so , Coach Ray introduces the Senior members of the Varsity Football Team at the final football pep rally. , l Da e Vickie l Lewis Lewis l it L -4 , E Odell Sam In Memory of Joe Miller Four things a man must learn to do lf he would keep his record trueg To think, without confusion, olearlyg To love his fellow-man sincerelyg To act from honest motives purelyg To trust in God and Heaven securely. Henry Van Dyke June David Steven Grant Cheri 90 Mitschele Mollenhour Murphy Poth Price eggs i 3-. S li Bruce William Cindy Vickie Robin A, ' -, i',j'i ig -A V . f 5 V -,f, Q l f ft' Donald Todd it o,'J Sisemore Smith 231' I Q H ' 1222? M 1 7 ',, , E . It ,- ' f I ,iN,.i , ..f, . . ' '- , W Wendy Susan Smith Thomas If :fx T' 'V Q'-'Q Tignor Wilson Members ot the Senior class crowd Donald Sisemore's truck to show their spirit prior to the Pilot Point football game. T55 L, ' f AMW Donald Sisemore enjoys a quick snack at a Senior sign- painting party. 91 Q 1 Xw Everett :X Juniors Devote Their Year Sherene Adams Kathy Allison Karen to All Aspects of School Life Janet Butler Mike Cleveland Kelly Corder Stephanie Crenshaw Danny Edwards Tena Ellis Charice Angela Flanagan Bobby Flanagan Kelly Fratto Debbie Fritts Y C- Kelly Fox PU' i X ' we fav l K sl JH gnrsualrr A - 'Z .-k- M as A 'x , K W, is is .6 'Q A 4 ' - I i ,Wm ' -- '4 I 5 l Q a 3 :,,, 1 it 'UD S t xt r w X U Xi. .79 r, ,H V mmm . -,ir my .55 65? .. ,:.. . 'ual' is .k,: . .L D hek Joey 11:-L-ef J! ,, agar 2 . Fuienc, K , an fa Y Y ...-. ...., V i F Griffin E X' A Q.. v I i i f 'ffl S 'O Witt Qi 4- 4? sv l gg sg l tlmeilg In I k .lf 'f if ' 4 -- ff .ni 14 f .f Q . rf, i xv W iz. 3' is ' 2' if J Q if S z - ' L '- X 'Q V . f if J . - .f-k. . .sag - . f F . si F r ,sf -xx sp Z E ,4 f vis ts , sf Q x X . X M XN S Ms is , P . x 1 is A . , a fig xx SQ: . ii Q ri' s is 55 35 we so .. i 3 i R- v Wi I i f- 7 :J r y .zz :: :ea asm: , J ii wif- .rm-wi 5 1 Ze reg Qi -wr F t Q 2 35 ' it ,K E g f 4 J ' X XE ' J NW rw .f n 29 4' 1 A R i '- 1: ' . .V nag g:,, i:5'Qf - Q . . L as . 1 Paulie Jenneman Clay Jones Lisa Kennon Lynn Lagro Amy Levenson John Lewis . A 4 'Qi Hasten so in RN! :--.,. 'i'g 5 T J0hn 'Y iii I . Hende- . :.. N W rson Donald A Hoff- man N 3 X 1 Debbie Hughes Qs Q, A jun-rf x'.J4 ig A. Dwight Travis and Troy Hasten pose for the camera. B. THE 1979-80 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE: Kelly Fratto - Vice- Presidentg Mark Price - Presidentg Ailsa Sublett - Secretary. C. Angela Flanagan rewrites her short story for English. D. John Lewis and Casey Perkins give a pep-talk during pre-game activi- ties. E. Renee Prindle and Kathy Allison compare their class rings. F. Donna Troutz, Donald Hoffman, Robbie Robertson, Kim Schnit- ker, Paulie Jenneman, Amy Levenson, Debbie Fritts, and Anita Montgomery attend a Junior class meeting. G. Janet Butler works on a history report during study hall. E. G. 93 Make Lewis y .gyy Carla McGehee - f Robert Miller ' ' Ron Mitchell ml.. Anita Montgomery .. xxx X-N-it 3? I .f ig 'ik -Q li -lfip W .,.2wi7i , l' ,A Sandi Overman Greg Pearson Casey Perkins Mark Price Renee Prindle A. Casey Perkins, Troy Hasten and John Lewis contrib- ute their enthusiasm toward winning the spirit stick. B. Dwight Travis and Bobby Flanagan raise money for the Juniors by participating in the spook house. C. Kelly Fox, Shelly Shires, Kelly Fratto, and Laurie Williams work on a group project. I 1. V7 I s .,-,ae--V114 . an A I - t ,E- lf S FS 5 ,s g 5 E T X E R. W 955 ,X .E -, ' J -, :sz .. Lili? E :efew-swewmQ.JeWeew F? . f Wifxiggl . . 2' .S fr X it t if .. l Teresa Reeves Robertson Clinton Salyer s f 5 .. . slwig 6 8 A 5 Ki ., Mi? 'i .L SW it Q 'H .r .. N t. .. X-. X R ti. f- tg I R X 3 f at t X fgy- l 1 6. .5 if S' xg. 2152: l 35, ,gl 5 3 5 ,ef ii - steal 'fit :Si K.. if . as www Y --:...?1 :22.s.ff? A tif X x if 'R X sw N N75 W l as 'B N X by N1 we X4 :sail i X 4 i X X RQ Q Silt M i Xmgkv .K , ..if W of I I Q l-l-l1'I.i lil X. fm fir A fi' f gn we X QM. A. Cheryl Wright, Debbie Fritts, and Diane Tucker dis- cuss who is supposed to do what. B. Karen Brymer and Pam Shelby work on layouts for the weekly newspaper. C. Ron Mitchell and Robert Miller find time to play chess. D. Mike Lewis works on a news story for Jour- rialism. Not Shown, Yvonne Coffman Kim Schnitker Pam Shelby M- Scott Sherrard Shelly Shires Robert Sholl 5 Randy Straten is bs S W Alisa subien 'W 9 Zonia Thompson ' N Si Woody Tignor as Rhoda Townsend , qlkbn Dwight Travis , g W Donna Troutz . -. ....--. :.'1'- P ' ' T r1re.trf .. sighs -1 N W i -:Et:E 'E Diane Tucker ' Q Roy Wagner X W 0 in Felicia Wagoner - 5 :Zg y ., Richard Wagoner S f 'W' X Laurie Williams + , X Cheryl Wright f T , X Qc . trtxxt -L X lC.! ' A ?9'v Z. . ,GW,,,k,,1 ,. f ,, W, M t sip'- 451 ii' 2 ,t m if. .- rg kk ,, T Sha! 3: it lr 13153 55 S Win - wt! as wi j Q it i , i t 2 'Q if 5 .- ,A ' f t X fs at W M . fgguggwi s . an .. wx- , r 4, M, f f - - rs- 2 1i'GES'iie 1, Y Q W 1115 -if K if 3 X tj' 14 'U .4-ur .nr 1L,gL f' Randy Anderson Tonya Baker Torey Baker Tammy Baldwin Keith Bates Brenda Betts Edward Bingham Johnny Brown Tim Brown Susan Budra Philip Burks Brian Burns Wendy Bush Nette Caldwell Chris Caylor C ' ' A A Class of '82 as 82 Members md' WIS? is XB m W KW? 5 is s ii- f 42, , - efis sg s W . A ,y M132-,aigs Mi. .Sy-1 W- i n gy ,i f its .Z-3:61 Q :S .. . , Ls zsv rsz gaj-3 :,t . Qiwii- X -- , t? N U avg ,X . fe: -- is xii . , Q ii A. Alan Watson and Philip Burks discuss a recipe in the Homemaking food lab. B. Glenda Thurston shows oft her braces while Bill Chiles laughs about it. C, Keith Bates tries to be the first student to leave for lunch, D. Bill Chiles secures Mrs. Carole Lin- steadt's Christmas tree. E. Tammy Baldwin practices playing her tlute while marching. R. Bill Chiles Jimmy Dallern Karen DeFratus Brett Densmore Brandon Dillard Debbie Edwards Rebecca Eliff Bill Evans Debbie Everett Charlotte Finke Tracy Fisher Tami Flesher Russell Foster Donald Franklin Eric Franklin ,X ,,. , lla..- Lequita Franklin Craig Greenwood Tina Hagood Craig Hamilton Theresa Hasten Dianne Hensley Mike Herringshaw Theresa Holbrook Jodi House Lana Jarabek Cindy Jones Lori Jones Jay Lacy Dawn Lewis Stacy Logsdon izgr' Blu-- ,ui ,A X XX'-5 Terry Matlock Zelta McClain Tammy McKeefer Paula McPher- son Dawn Miller Melanie Mitchell Mark Owens David Pace Marky Reno Keith Rice Julie Robertson Robbie Roy Mike Rynders Reana Shaw Mike . Sisemore A. A. The Sophomores this year chose two females and one male to lead their class. These officers are: President, Craig Greenwoodg Vice- President, Paula McPhersong and Secretary, Rebecca Eliff. B. Lori Jones waves a pom pon at a football pep rally. C. Johnny Brown completes a typing assignment. 5 .. l ' .,.. J .. ,cf 2 M-f if 5 , nw . ,M .4 1 3 ,db 1 . ...... , .,,.... Q .,..., .. f .... t V. .. . W, up ..... : ngw zngj. ' ff 2ffs,,.gs.' :Lt . V Q PM Q if it ..... N . if Q 4, My It e ' with .f 1 A. ww Q at Q ed gi V , ,,.- 4, ,Q .3 ,Q Carmen Smith Lisa Soloman Lori Stratton Becky Thorpe Glenda Thurston Donna Tol Robert Tol Micah Toland Anita Townsend Susan Tucker Donna Waggoner Alan Watson Darrell White Sharon Willerd Dwayne Williams A. Brian Burns, football manager, gets ready to help with injuries. B. Stacy Logsdon and Dawn Lewis huddle up for a basketball conference. C Brandon Dillard, Duane Williams and Craig Hamilton wait in the library to have their mug shots made QVGA K I WW' Not Shown: Glenn Arnold Kyle Johnson Cheryle Finnecy Jeff Jones Deena Gouard Tim Welch Kim Harkins 99 Tammy Adams Teresa Adams Brian Alexander Tammy Allen Dena Arnold Lori Barnett ls Very Time Consuming Cassa L 2- A . Y 'E e e i w ' .. H e Bingham Q fir :-' 5 S L 3 .::::,.., Lee Brown Jill Burns Lisa Carson as A 1 or X ' if Q, ' ex ' S wi 5 X A , Q X . as gigs? WC' ik 1, 3551555 fi as-A es N' Q is ' Si-4 Ronette Birchlield Leah Broyles ll Darcy Cantoro Tom Ceci Mike Chiles Robert Chrislman Lori Crenshaw Jimmy Crow Debbie Daughtery Adam Deaton 5 i dol at if dsl : , fi it Leah Deaton Garrison S at , ' :x, L t . if .,,, :ease I ,,.- ,g. 551 5 'Qt 5 ' , 5 Q 1 wie .1 D-' 'ni S file if Reset ig isnt X355 .K X rf, wwfv ., . , Q YW .-- ff . 5Q5i Don Durst Gail Foxall Noel Fulencheck Keith Gaines Shirley Fry Dewey Griffith '50 , J' X I Janet 2 1 Fill' ll 'X 5 K fl S Freddy Hassler E I - X Mk. ll, N, Melanie Short concentrates on her English. Jett Henderson i Cindy . Hightower ' af CMS Hodebeck i f , 5-mrs Laurie . 2 . Hoffman t., it . tttt ,... ii 1 5. rd Wk ,l fe .ff Lisa Jeflflemah , 'lur Q Troy Jarabek .Q .,,.t, . , Leah Broyles and Flobert Yost participate in the school band. ,:.,,,: . F N 'Q N is X Q 2 lex, X we x 5 X 'Q 3 W 2' 2 it 4, -X lv Kiwi i 1 James Johnson Jamie Lawler Lori Lewis Robert Longmire Evelyn McConnell Richard McConnell Carol Oaten Brigett O Neal Lori Peters Dan Peterson Jeff Price Forrest Raines Penny Reeves Clyde Robertson A Class president Mike Chiles and secretary Lana Waggoner discuss future class activities. B. Vice president Tammy Allen discusses class business with Rhonda Thompson. Sherri Robertson 1-i . Doyle Roy . Roberta Roy - Kevin Scnitker 1-11 - Stacy Seat Shannon Sherrard Melanie Short David Simmons Betty Smith 1 SSW its . :::.., .,,, . . N .... ! .2 in Hgg Q . . gtkn X N XXX -.--.......Q ---- ...t.- ..- -M..---..s....-.... to X X . 3 map . tg.. in Z ,. .1 in .L i Q we ti, Nl I W: Q pax , tm. . ff -1 .. -, --sets, x .itil -H . , 1 . ft - - --Wm.-...e -- . - ' -- . ' I- csmngmffsiil' - M. ::. .. SE' '..... . L - - Q tw- .. .... I rs... -- .s X. 12:15 . , .www .......1' - -...- Q is-snot .Ziff . . 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Relaxing during gym class are: Mike Budra, Anthony Dutton, Mike Crenshaw, Nathan Ireland, Farren Merviken, and Jimmy Windle. B. Andy Morris is having a difficult time studying. C. Rusty Daniel takes notes in Mrs. Marie Thompson's class, IO4 Lisa Barnette David Barrett Steve Bell Angela Bishop Judy Bowman Sandra Bowman Robbie Brines Billy Brown Mike Budra Natalie Coffman Mike Crenshaw Rusty Daniel Angela Dobbs Anthony Dutton James French Janet Fry Dannette Fulenchek John Gattis Cary Gist Vickie Grace Jim Graham Diane Griffith Dewayn Haun Bill Hawkins Kim Henderson Casey Henson Cindy Hughes Q Af A. Camey Wright seems happy to know another day of school has ended, B. Tammy Wade works busily during English class. C. Bill Hawkins works on a math problem while James French looks on. A. Q Jimmy Windle Camey Wright Nathan Ireland Chris Matlock Susan Buddy Nelson John Rhodes Jennifer Short Marty Ulmer Mollenhour Robby Robert Richard Bernice Steven Patrick Vaughn Johnston McClain Andy Morris Olszewski Richardson Simmons Not pictured, Tammy Wade Joe Ann Lance Morris Ronald Owens Scott Samuel Anthony Travis Jon Huggins Jwanouskos McPherson Mike Allred Morrison Jason Pearson Jason Short Janet Troutz Waggoner Wes Kirby Farren Merviker 105 Carmella Allison Jcnena Anderson Mark Seventh Graders Spend Time in Barnes Shelley Baffeff Jimmy Benke Deana Bennett Billy Browder Glenna Brown Brian Burkham Duane Burns Eucene D. Carettini Nancy Clark Gary Day Joey Dean Angela Dillard JoAnn Dum Laura Flood Dena Foxall Eddie Gawrych Jen im Harp Valerie Hite Tommy Thompson, Jimmy Benke, Joseph Dean, and Stephen Tucker play tic- tac-toe while waiting for the bell to ring. 106 Corky Betts Sonia Bircnfield Rnyccnna Blackman Michelle Copeland Copeland Rocky Cox Julie y I ' rf' Fratto Kendra Fulenchek Tracy Gann S Ei x .v i JM' Julie Fratto waits for the next command from the Drum Major at band practice. ,, 3 Majority of Their Academic Classes Danny Gary McGraw Dana Marquez Lisa Marthinsen Wallace Love Haydon Lewis Steve Leaton Jones Pam william Jennings Hudson Kelly patrick M itschele Miller Cynthia Marshall Shelby Shaw Adam Wesley Rogers Klmberly RiChal'dSOn Melanie James Rhodes Angie Nippe Morris Jay Elaine T Randy Stoneback Rice O' Brien Michael Tommy TO' Jet Thompson Terry Thompson Susie Sturgill Strawn Short Cecil James Tubb Julie Andrea Zachary Stephen WIISOD Tucker A. Travis B' an W W9 In A. Cindy Shelby listens to a lecture in science class. B. Eddie Gawrych takes notes in his English class. 107 I I l l J as fs, 4 Scott Cox David Daugherty Tammy Dutton 108 Sixth Grade Discovers New Activities Involving -si, James Adams Angie Anderson Sharon Arterburn Michael Ashton Frankie Bardwell Liz Bentley Brett Edelen Craig Elliff Bo Fisher Sixty-0ne Students A. Gerald Lawler becomes a female cheerleader for a skit. B. Jennifer Guilluod wins first place in P.T.O. Halloween poster contest. C. Sixth grad- ers try to win the spirit stick in a Junior High pep rally. DeLean Broom Sandy Brown Jackie Burns Tammy Carettini Suzette Caylor Ester Cordor Jonna Fisher John Flanagan Greg Gaines Amy Garner Fiobbye Glascock Brett Graham Kirk Griffith Rhonda Hensley Jennifer Guilloud Rober Henson Stephanie Hagood John Hudson Cindy Steve Sherry Ireland Keese Kincade , 45,7 Dean Dawn Jil Q 1 3 I . . 3 gr 6 Klncheloe King Kirby 4 . Wag Scott Gerald Bobby Claudette PeQQY Tony Michelle Daryl Christi na Laney Lawler Marshall Matlock McAllister McLain Murphy Myatt Oakley A. Steve Keese completes his history assignment with care. B. Robbye Glascock enjoys a break between classes C. Brett Graham looks for a newspaper article for a class project. Brent Anderson Eddie Bennett Susie Edmondson Raylene Jay Michael Link Missy Martinez Jody Melton IIO Both Indoor and Outdoor Activities Attract Fifty-Five Fifth Graders Misty Bolin . Kevin Franklin Debbie Jones Chris Bardwell Lynette Kelli Todd Drue Heather Donna Brooks Brown Brown Bynum Colden Durst Brian Jennifer Tammy Joe Julie Gerri Gastineau Gattis Griffith Hasten Huddleston Hyatt filifzrx ' new Nicole Brian Kelly Amy Jennifer Kim Kelly Kent Kusch Lawrence Lawrence Lillie A. Charlsye Smith twirls two batons during a halftime performance at a J.V. football game. B. Brian Kent and Scott Shaffer return the ball to their opponents in a rousing game of tetherball. A. , f, 94.1 , Y ' , 'V , if V 4 ji t , f , , , X z . ' A 1 T 1 . . . T T X 1 1 . ' 't K . . , . . K I 1 T -. ' f A 1 4' 'K , Pf 'q Bryan Miller Michael O'Brien Shellee Rick Shannon Pearson Pellman Katy Len Reed Reeves 1 Terry Shawna Smith Stoneback Tina Heath Waters Wester Timothy Brighid Ronda Scott Richardson Roy Scarborough Shatter Ronnie Tommy Kim David Thompson Tubb Tucker Vail A. Brian Kent, Ronnie Thompson and Shawna Stone- back work on basketball drills. B. John Williams works on a daily Math assignment. C. Julie Huddle- ston and Amy Lawrence discuss-the upcoming Christmas program. D. Rick Pellman reads an assignment during class. Rabal J 6 Diane Charlsye Short Smith Robby Jimmy Wade Waggoner Jennifer John Wheeler Williams Brad Wolf X l t Fourth Graders Spend One Hundred and Eight Hours in Art Class During the School Year Donnie Adams Lori Arnett Ricky Griffith Mark Guilloud Todd Arterburn Richard Barnes Robin Barrett Jill Garner Kaylee Greer Laurie Griffith Daniel Bennett Kenny Betts JoDee Bogus Warren Brown Eric Bush Nora Carettini Jeffrey Cassell Kelly Cassell Joel Chandler Shannon Christman Thad Densmore Michael Dobbs Chad Edelen Michelle Emmons Tammy Fisher Debbie Forth Right: Robin Barrett, Daniel Bennett, Chad Edelen and Mark Guilloud enjoy the slide at Georgetown while a fellow classmate looks on. Above: Russell Solomon cuts up pinecones in art class to make a brown owl in a tree. I W w . ' f-imma 31034 Above: Jill Garner spends time swinging on the playground. 1 r N ' l il'i. Q W .. , t F Six S ,.e,e X Q gr t j H eswfg g Q r 5 4? C Left: Margaret Peterson waits for Andrea Logsdon to answer a question in their reading class Stephanie Hoover Darrell l-luddleston Selah Ireland Jason James Jennifer Johnson Andrea Logsdon Dale Marksberry John McDonald Mark McLain Martin McLain Lance Pearson Margaret Peterson Jody Reeves Shawn Samel Mark Sheffield Heather Sherrard Sara Shires Russell Solomon Robert Sprouse Michael Slevin Shannon Strawn Joel Thompson Dorlene Underwood Kelly White Left: Dorlene Underwood Jessica wilson prepares to glue her art project together. Not Shown: Jerry Alderson Marlene Flood ' in Kenneth Aldridge Cliff Allen Laura Bardwell Sharon Barnett Rachel Block Marie Bowman Londia Broom John Browder Lisa Brown Mark Budra Timothy Burleson Stephanie Bynum Seventy-Two A. 9 Christi Capshaw Trisha Cervantes James Copeland Students Are Involved Actively Third Grade Johnie Davis Dixon Jennifer Craighead Jane A. Leigh Winters pushes Christa Richardson in a swing. B. Hank Lilley and James Copeland discuss the next step in a math problem. Kenneth Franklin Jay Gaines Sherrie l-laislip Benjamin l-lash Robin Henson Tammy Horn Kim Jacobs Julie Jaresh Steven Jay John Johnson Steven Kincheloe Kodi Kirk ::' L ,...' Bobby Johnston E f Marvin Doolittle Shannon Ensey Kelly Flanagan David Moon Vincent Mott Sean Myatt Tanya Nehr Christine Nelson Samantha Nelson an A. Hank Lillie Shavvn Link Jimmy Lynch Sheri Martinez Carla Miller Joni Miller Steven Marksberry in A Q WA l .... C. Chip Nipper A. Steven Scivally works steadily on a weekly Rgbert O'l3rl,3n English assigment. B. Jay Gaines is the first one to Mike Owens arrive at the bottom of the slide. C. Marvin Doolittle, Legie Parker Stephanie Bynum, and Christine Nelson participate in a group discussion in Mrs. Barbara Bells class. Ross Perkins Derek Rressley Christa Richardson Tiffany Richardson Michelle Reinig Jin Not Shovvn Sherry Laura Rutherford Fandrlch Joel Sales Alldfea Steven Scivally Mlllel Wesley Shields Jelly Dwayne Short Sinor Laurie Smith Michael Smith Jason Starkey Michael Wade Bradley Waters Starla Wilson Leigh Winters Shani Young Second Grade Interest Revolves Around Changing Seasons Charlie Karen Bardwell Stephen Armstrong i Bertrand Heather Brown Michael Bishop Janice Robert Couch Chandler Brent Clement Flon Cousins Mark Delralus David Foreman Jerry Fruen Staci Dixon Trent Fleming Wade Foreman Brian Forinash Steven Jennifer Gill Gawrych Michael Hasten Randy Shane Jacobs Husbands Tammy Jaresh Devlin Luster Natalie Kelly Tommy Massa Michael Amanda McDonald McAden it 'lt C, D fs ,ff . -2 -J 2. 5 f ., . j I' 'I it if-' EL kjl Mil-W ei' X Kelly McEntire Kerry McEntire Laura McLain Danny McLeod Scott Miller Karen Lesslie Ramsey Oggie Pam Shires Richardson Jon Shock Sonia Taylor Michael Smith Anthony Toby Upton Thomas Michael Towery B. J. O'Mary Jean Perdue X-.1 H. Montgomery Michael Peterman .i Rodney Jennifer Varner Jennifer Volcik Vanlanding- ham Amy Webb Kyle Williams Brenda Waters A. Mrs. Pat Chambless and her second grade students work in their reading groups. B. Danny McLeod colors a picture for a class assignment. C. Michael Peterman reads his daily assignment. D. Pam Shires stars as the turkey in a class program. E. Second graders rehearse for a Halloween program. F. Mike Mc Donald and classmates concentrate on math problems. G. Jennifer Gill receives help from a classmate prior to her performance. H. Lesslie Ramsey works on her word-building skills. 117 First Graders 'B. Learn to Play and Share Together Twylla Michael Chache Allen Armstrong Arnett ,Minis a Bicnie A, , fy Q A. Chessica Moon see-saws during recess. B. Brian Clementsjumps over a tractor tire. C. Tricia Snort hula-hoops. 9 vi w -Y f l Vi ' ,. ga ' ,..z', Q 1 If Bryan Clement sxff ' Q5 . T' 1 2 ' , ff I fi Bobby Couch Misty Burleson e Sarah Bentley Bertrand C. Melanie Brines Julie Brown Broom Karla Brown Snarlote Burns Deborah Day Jason Deets Teresa Doolittle Julie Dozler Brandy Foltz QM, ,lt , Joe Franklin Larry Gross H8 Jami Amber Haislip Hash F wr 4 - . ...A Zachery Joshua Hoover James Jimmy Massa W , -f. an V ii 15 Q Clint Montgomery 0 il 5 'Y S736 ssmmm 'W ai' r Joey Reed Ae'v - A N if ' we sir 4' ei , it . 1 it 739 Kenny Hoedebeck , Q Clint Kincade A lz' at ..3l6ifQ 'l xiii Melissa Massa Angela Moon 1 A A , f 1 1 ' K, My, .. 'Ig Rusty Robertson Bubba Mark Thompson Towery N5 ' , ...f f' at , ,f elf' x X I 'W ' I ffm Theresa Amy Ulmer White Kristi Trojacek ,, , A Teresa Ulmer is playing tag with a few friends B Brian Clements and Amber Hash are hanging from the monkey bars. it' Shelley Stratton is copying her writing assignment from the board W 8 Brandee O'Mary Inu :,.'ta . Kami Chris Tricia Ftynders Shields Short 5. iw, V -5 K T e W an 1 Shawn Ard Jeff Joey Baker Benke . r. Ai., I5 .Mf- . Q Charish Jason Kevin A4 Broom Brown Bullock Christopher Eric Charles Matt Byler Dickey Edwards Faulkner SZ. L I , T 'r 1 rsr T .183 5 t llrfllf l Lori Toby Cheryl Timothy Brent Franklin Fritts Fruen Green Haislip 155 : ifgg -YT! X 'mx -dflflhx Cx Sheri Boy Nickey Trina Lynch Martinez Mayes Mclntire srrrs . ,,,, Q ag N 'QQ Q r N itr 1 --- f i x , . Kathy Flichy Che Bobi Miller Miller Moon Odom A. John Starkey puts a puzzle together. B. Toby Fritts gets his paper ready for his next assignment. it an ear' .Mf ,yi , tyyrl of If Class Highlight Academic B, gifs .N- gnc E J-'1 I' liyi' .ltfli y 4' 2 L-', f , ' f EW ,rn 3' P L X 5 it .Q wi. 'i - 442 '13 , ae fha! g, lx ' 4 Activities First Year ,, 7 xx, . . 93' X f 2 M as .1 Tricha Pete Billy Tom Thomas Tucker Wastoskie Winters JoAnn Patterson fx' I r we Billy Tammy Poole Poole 3' ,l . M W ' 5' +P 2 4536+ fx' fa . , ,, JAMA. W Deanna Derek Sean Rapp Shields Slevin r I K if Amy Kenneth Nick John Smith Smith Smith Starkey . '. Q K 7 5 ' K 4 ,.., f , ?N Fm J . 'Vis iw' ' 7- -Q-me N w,.4-wif 'ln rs. h- 1 l .,,. ,, ,wx 4 A. Richy Miller is rolling his car during play time B Joey Benke is looking for hisiavorite pencil C Roy Martinez is pinning his name on the chart D Kathy Miller is drawnng on the board ff 1 lib S .1 S3 r T V . arrr lmifi Keith Wycofi vw W . ,, f f-f, W ,,,, ff . ff wfwyv 5 ,, f . uf ,Q WB' M f Superint dent Charles Cha blessa .,, if 4 Administrations, 7 School Board Members and 58 Faculty Members Manage Campuses Sewing as current school Board members are: Standing, Joe Wastoskie, O. F. Kusch, Ken Wheeler, Clinton Bates. Seated, Janet Johnston, Boy Walsh, Derel Bates Y' 5 X f l ' N f Q 'A Xxx .N B 4 . .,,.k ..,? . K mf' - ,L ' B, .'?-- . if - r D ' . 5 5 5 A l f A . ti ., X K X I A ,f is The administration, fac- ulty, and school board work together to provide an innovative curriculum for all students in grades kinder- garten through twelve. The system offers a wide range ot subjects which appeal to students inter- ested in everything from vocational, athletic, to aca- demic. Sharron Arnett 2nd Grade Lanelle Brines Kindergarten Aid Gary Clements E History, Coach Martha Fridley 1st Grade, Aid Mary Lou Aycock Kindergarten Rama Badgett Middle School Librarian David Carroll Science Betty Cassell 5th Grade Betty Cox English, Speech X . Vada Glascock Special Ed, Aid Aldene Ballou Superintendent's Secretary Barbara Bell 3rd Grade l. Gwen Castlmen 3rd Grade Pat Chambless 2nd Grade Bob Cox Multi Occupations Bill Crenshaw Coach, History Paula Crenshaw Librarian Tern Green English Dorothy Grimes 4th Grade Jeanie Guilloud Homemaking O .Q fx! A. Mr. Frank Prindle on the O.S.U. campus, spends his Sat- urday accompanying students to a speech contest. B. Mr Bob Cox appears to have had a difficult and tiring day. C Mrs. Rama Badgget works on an attendance report. 13 C. A. Mr. Donald Smallwood explains a math problem to Bridget O'Neal. B. Mrs. Willa Dean Smith works her Socia' Studies class. C. Mrs. Mary Jones enjoys a cup of coffee in the faculty lounge. 126 X, Wynona Hamilton 2nd Grade Aid Shirley Henderson Georgetown Secretary Ftuth Lagro . l Career ED, Reading Carl Kent I L M , -., Juanita Hughes A 'ii Ai . ggi e' Special ED Kay Manning Homemaking Sharon Jaresh 1st Grade Cynthia Koiner 1st Grade Carole Linsteadt English, Journalism Arless McDonald Auto Mechanics Photography Clayton Johnson Math Claudia Herriage 1 st Grade Ross Hodges 5th Grade Don Hudson Health Coach Bo Jones Coach, Jr. Science 5 ' 1 Mary Jones Secretary Annalee Locke Kindergarten Joe Ella Looney 2nd Grade Gary Moss Band Director Ellen Peters Special ED Irene Pilcher School Nurse Nelda Reynolds Special helps Math Willa Dean Smith Social Studies Linda Prindle English Terri Short Special ED Marie Thompson English Ronnie Ray Athletic Director, Health ff Kim Sims Speech Therapist Ann Williams Mathematics John Williams Science Linda Thurston 3rd Grade Virginia Reagan Bookkeeper Donald Smallwood Math Not Shown, Rick Jones - Jr. High Coach JLgeig?gi?n Stephen Barre - Special Ed. Rita Ensey - Counselor Norma Whitehead 4th Grade Linda Yowell Business, Drill Team AA C-V K A. Ronnie Ray, Gary Clements, Bo Jones, and Rick Jones enjoy a home basketball game. B. Mrs. Linda Prindle lectures to a group of Freshmen. C. Ms. Rita Ensey counsels with Woody Tignor about his achievement test. D. Mrs. Paula Crenshaw processes books in the library. 127 Auxiliary Employees Provide Basic Necessities It takes many people to keep the school operational and functional at all times. The bus drivers, cafeteria workers and maintenance person- nel have the responsibility of provid- ing nutritional meals, transportation and adequate school facilities. These people put in many long hours and receive very little recog- nition for a job well done. I NJ ii immons, Jo Cafeteria workers serve two meals a day. Standing Are, Peggy S Helen Branham Patsy Morrison Marie Logsdon. Seated Are, Bonnie Tignor, Lola Armstrong Kay Fritts Mona Gawrych and Evelyn Blankenship. --1 - M - tt., ' i E U. 'T' NN: rt 683 students daily Standing David Carrell, Tim Short, Stephen Barre, Kirk Taylor, and Barney Strawn adjusts a mirror on a bus as part of Bus drivers transpo . , his work in maintenance, Maintenance Supervisor, Bob Cox. Kneeling, Donald Smallwood and Carl Daniels. Calvin Fulenchek, other maintenance employees, '28LaFaun Milligan, Leo Tuel, Sue McAden, Barney Strawn, Peggy Simmons, and Kenny Sturgill. 3 2 , 12 Lf ,4 7 I wk W 9 l W vb if 'E 3 M H . M lf W 53 6 A -I Zi W 1 3 W ii wh f-L 2 34 'J W - M I -5 s 5 3, J .1 F ,Q , 2 Q 1 23 ,in sa E E L if li H 5 w Z W n 4 2 Q W Z W ,H U. W ww Q4 fi 1 2 7 ll 22 H 15 3 T3 V0 M 'El 114 '4 IW Ni! PM EJ U 'm wc W uw W ul 3' 2 2 Q E - . Cmgnafdatioms Qemon Qccmflet Suwffeng I! Comphments 06 a CDM00 gleam Mom 36 xx PQ' QE EQ Interested in Youth 'X . 30 ,- ,, HAGERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH LOVE - The Perfeci' lngredienf for Happiness ,. A' i 4 k 1' ,-NG.: . , . :susan -rf Mx M. ' , Qniivgiilgg! 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Loe's H ghp I Road I53 BU RTIS DRUG AND 1 l PARKS DRUG The Medical Cenfer Surgical Supplies ancl Renial Denison unsufjflflecfffnrganaes T E X 0 M A 917.5 'S ii! g, ,J A M AR K D U N NA M AND Hwy. :zo Box 147 LARRY LANDRU M P0++Sb0ro, Texas 75706 OH. .ce inilisriiixliiilfg 42 ' 49 H ,Bush -,,,,5,3.,25 786-29I4 Ph 892 6I28 154 FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUM BER COMPANY Lumber and Building Maferial Sherman, Te 6lBSON'S EAFIQ DISCOUNT CENTERS 3l0l S. Woodlawn Healrh and Beau+y Aids Groceries , Sofr Goods Housewares Hardware Rebords Cameras Where You Buy rhe Besr for Less I7l7 Hwy. 75 No. Au'I'omo+ive Oufdoor Supply Toys Ceramics Jewelry Pharmacy Sporling Goods 155 'id' 002 V QW, O MERCHANTS 81 PLANTERS rr. K. N AT I 0 NA L BA N . N A 3 I I Q Sherman, Texas , X Q Ai? Member FDIC , A or A Charley Mollenhour Phone: 786-9636 CHARLEYS Over 85 Years Denison's Mos+ Foremosi' Florisfs Made +o Order Cus+om Cabine+s 224 Housion S+. Poffsboro, Texas 75076 D E N I S Q N Flowers of Dis+inc+ion Fw' me . J5NN'N9 2I4-4b5- I soo I HE Apnkvvxg 330 W. Munson S+. Denison, Texas 500 Wes+ Main Phone Denison, Texas 465 5620 156 Complimenfs of MAIN STREET NEWS RINC-5LER'S 3I3 W. Main, Denison, Texas 465-2660 5I I Wesi' Main SI. Denison, Texas eo Big Red! W Cbmpfete IVEJJ ' I PRESTON SHOES UE Sfiowmsg 4,3 W M V7 M 0 75020 B N 465-6830 IMS SWG 'F' M awww Qwwfve Wfvfbifvw MMMWMSW-wwwkf mf www NAnoNAL a 3 ' 2 Im-Q Q II Z? THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON DITIZEIIS IIIITIIIIIIIII Bllllll 23I IIIEST ITIIIIII STREET IIEIIISIIII 465 3030 NIEIVIBEP F D I C 67411411 I Lag C7afs'Luz9 5 . ain am Denison, Texas Denison, exas 502 ill ix ,Q o Q Yilvf -n , s ' CI ' ' 6 ' U53 ' I X I A Q . . .bit I W I -W ' 'N J I I 0- , , ., - - K ' ,Z ,1 ' , L is g ., ' CITIZENS ' ' ' - I I 546, I , I I ANR I I ... hit! 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Merchandise Denison, Texas Pollsboro Class Rings 465-5 I 7I McCOY'S AUTO PARTS Pa r+s and Accessories for All Makes and Models B B wn l33l West Morton Denison, Texas U Y 'O D' i465-6526 Po++sboro 786-33: I 'a C Q Q I O on electric cur Central Systems 1 Set thermostat on 78 ,or higher 2 Have equipment checked seasonally by qualified servlcernan 3 Check fllter every 30 days Clean or replace when dirty 4 lkeepfurnlture draperles awayfrom air outlets and returns Clean grills often 5 Close draperles and bllnds to Keep out sunlight Keep fireplace damper closed 7 Proper home insulation keeps heat out cuts energy use 8 Weatherstnp doors and windows Caulk cracks 9 Keep windows closed Open outside doors as little as possible Window Units Follow above suggestions, plus these: lO Buy units with highest energy efficiency ratio tEERl lf EER rs not on sales tag. ask for lt or figure lt yourself Dlvlde wattage into BTU' capacity LSB 6. conditioning ll Place unit where lt'll get as little direct sun as possible Aurn air outlets at lower half of doorway to next room to allow warm aur from that room to enter at the doortop for recoollnu recirculation Never vent alr conditioner unto garage Ventilation IS usually too poor fortop performance of your unit, Conserve electricity and you help conserve one or more of the fuels needed to produce lt Conserve fuels and you help assure that there wlll be enough to meet essentlal needs for electricity ln the future lf you would like addltronal information on conserving electrrcrty. call the Customer Service Representatrve fn the TP8.L Offlce 12 13 Y Y SX X 43 ll- NAS l'i M'lzR 84 l.llLll I CtUN1l'fXNY A fax-paylng investor-owned electric utlllty il'ill 910 All Hi+ Music All 'rhe Time Masiercharge Visa Sh -Den Mall H 75 BU RKS' GROCERY AND GULF B +S+ ll 786 9489 Groceries Hwy. 1I20 Baii' - Tackle PoH'sboro THE FASHION OUTLET OF DENISON Casual and Sporiswear a+ Discoun+ Prices Owner: Johnnie Gibson Phone: 465-9333 2300 W. Mor+on Wes+ Park F- i -gy!! We LILLEY'S Texomaland's Finesf Depar+men+ Sfore Downfown Denison 465-5480 Sher-Den Mall 893.4691 I 5 cofa ,fumgsz fomfzany Complefe Building Maferial S+ore r Ace Hardware Line Arms+rong Fashion Cen r Sco'H s Ferfilizer Piffsburgh and Graco Paini Com pleie Carpei B U D epa rim e ni S H mx E H S Pibone 465?280 . o on 'L ' Q M Ci-'lg-NIELES DANuEL's L ER INSURANCE BURGPRYSHUPPE 605 W. Main 465-9087 pecla mng In Hamburgers Au'I'o - Truck - Boai - Moforcycle Shakes Homeowners, Mobile Homes, Malfs Livesfock, Hospi'I'aliza+ion Sof'r Drinks 786-37l2 Mon+hly Pay Plan LAN ES 75-A Souih Denison, Texas 465-25l9 JENKINS' STUDIO Por+rai+s - Weddings Color- Black and Whi+e A N D 42I W. Main Phone S Q N Denison, Texas 465-I484 Wa+er Well D'S Service FCU NTAI N AND GRI LL Box 535 PoHsboro 786-2602 in Bur+is Drug Congra+uIa+ions Seniors I980 408 W. Main I Denison, Texas 465-5335 G R E E N S 5 BARBER SHOP W Open 8 +o 6 Tuesday Thru Safurday 5 Hwy. l20 Po'H'sboro, Texas ig I Don'+ Tow I+- SI'ow I+ Shop: Res 786-9I62 786 2632 Furnifure and M 'I' - R d BOM 5+0faQe ,:.im1?a,Ap::gf:::e1 Logzldliggsdritigdad 2 Io W' Mah' S+' Dick and Edifh Cur+is D Son Te as 465 9000 ilillbiggib ifi4BvRfiI5i '6' W Linda Owens Reva Leafon PoTTsBoRo HAIRSTYLINQ cENTER lnvi'res You and Your Family +o Sher-Den Mall 893 6331 Hours: MoglAF2'+i+r25NlZ?r: Open Daily I0 a.m. 'lil 9 p m 786-2634 T. Sl1ir'l's lCus1'omsl Souvenirs Jeans ni-ry I Kay's T s Boal' Slorage Owners: R+. 2, Box 302-F Robbie Meelxer Kay Fri1'+s PoHsboro, TX 75076 Doc Meelzer 786 958l Marsha Kirby HALLIBURTON S Grocery ancl S+a+lon 786-3663 Finlz, Texas Gas Picnic Supplies Fishing Supplies Shop BARRETT S Nobody Sells for Less :lf ,A fffffj PM H' H y N k+hL EvryD Sp r+ 96 od l'I' dB cl dS ppl BARRETT CUT RATE DRUGS I - Q. Y . ' 5 A bw SVI 1 J' f .Q , S. 7'f a x X 'A o'r'v ll J S Si .A .... A-ua as Ba O I T p B cl M h d Y K dT + Ch P p r+ en'I' +Ph y o in o s h fy A Seasonal Merchandise 1' H dware les ' Housewares lry 'Toys . ain - enison, exas we ful! 9 h ff i. l I 81 FLOOR SERVICE Ronnie Logsdon 2 5 SUB D Bill Windle S ER TE S 5090 2141892 e934 lowers, Residen+ial - Commercial Wood Parquel' - Palching S+aining a Special+y Olan Kee Green Lighl J V V l Dallas BK Aulomofive P ds C i ZI4-337-4536 rl' ' 1' 'l me l For Augamjaglle anjlrcfufiriafgqjiliamenf . wwb6 Local Car, Truclx,ancl Trac+or 2 Phone 786-9894 fQ3f55r UZ QNX or E. Hwy. I20 Bex 346 Sylvie Kee Q' K X f C Pollsboro, Texas 75076 YQ! FW ,D f Q N aww Gr 26 Compffmemlfof U14 H ESTAND PHARMACY Prescriplion Specialisls 893-8 l 55 Wes+ Side Square IN R E D Sherman, Tex l64 ' WACKER S STGRES NC L .vm-BL sw MW H4459 wwf MM uh-W Mme was-12 4 ff I P30135 ET CETEFIA BVGREEN Area s Mosi CompIe+e Cus+om Sh p 3l9W M 463-205I LAKE AIRE W y +I 786-2737 P 'H b I Frame o . ain D nison T Hea'ring and Air Condi+ioning Service ln+er+I1erm a ne Li+ B I5 O S NEEDHAMS CARPET DENISON GLASS and MIRROR COMPANY 5 I3 W. Main 465-7494 Denison, Texas 0ongrafulafions HITCHCOCK INDUSTRIES MART INC. P Y Selling Famous Brands for +he Discriminaie Home Owners C + V I TiIe F E I' 'r 440' H v 75 N 893 630: Sh fxmqux ,W N be I Oy' W My x I A5-J Cx nraiuub, cj N -ev 9, 4? www H MGM O ww Q X QW we DMWA Wiiii -I , . ' Q N QQ VQQPQYOU dem Qw im wi iw-i V . WM es IS es jBz,1'Q.fzyJ.1 . fmmglffilif WUWAKESIDE PLUMBING 81 ELECTRIC '. s ' T allypgfifii d Q W4 cjrflw MJ J lf X X- 1 I w gg LM 29 ,QL , R - , U Q . ' g I . ll A U 5,1 fl., -- P.O. 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