Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1985 volume:

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In a poll conducted of the high we found some favorites, un- favorites, and some feelings on particular subjects. When asked about the new rules, one sophomore expressed himself with NO COMMENT!! . While others had com- ments that are against the rules to print. Not all of the state laws were voted down. The state implacted class of AC- TIVITY was voted as the most favorite class, while 'GEOMETRY beat BIOLOGY by only a few votes as the least favorite class. This year the lockers were decorated with everything from pictures of the famed to the not so famous. According to Speaking one Freshman, the locker was not the place to be, I HATE IT! THE PERSON ABOVE ME IS ALWAYS DROPPING THEIR BOOKS ON MY HEAD . While a Senior, who of course has a top locker, said, IT'S GREAT. IT IS THE BEST PLACE IN THE WORLD TO CATCH UP ON ALL OF THE LATEST RUMORS AND GOSSIP. Again this year, Pottsboro looked like Paris in the spring. Romance was in the air. Mr. Prindle made his usual announce- ment that the halls were not the place for any romance. The students had many comments on this lovely situation: STRANGE! , NOT ENOUGH HOMEWORK! and, IT SHOULD BE OFFERED AS A CLASS: THEN AT LEAST SOME PEOPLE COULD HAN- DLE IT A LITTLE MORE MATURELYI' When students had time away from studying and school they enjoyed going to the movies, listening to music, going out to eat, and just bumming around. Even though the state laws limited the time Ouf A for having fun, practical jokes, and just playing around, it was still plentiful and ridiculous as ever. A. Tammy Dutton and Jennifer Gilloud ask, What is going on over there? . B. Talking on the telephone is one of Shellee Pearsons' favorite pastimes. -E, ig . 4 X U I I I I N flclmol is. full of lnmclslnips: mul if-f:l:s:. X 'limm l1m'cls.l1ipx. 2-ml ia.s.l:s. may lm civ- finccl m. ol-f.iz.c.lr:f.. 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Football guys are suckers for the camera. D, Determination showed by Fish to win over-all spirit, E. Senior guys show brighter side of pep ral- ly. F. Together as a team - joining hands, Seniors show a side during last pep rally that Pottsboro has never seen. G. This giant fly swatter resembles that everything is big in Pottsboro.,H. Adam Rogers shows his outstanding ability to be a cheerleader. I. Kelly Cassell shows her pride for the Cardinals. 11 Hite Crowned Homecoming Queen Senior Valerie Hite was chosen Homecoming Queen for the 1984 foot- ball season during the pregame festivities of the Whitesboro game played at the Jim Henderson Memorial Stadium.. She was escorted by senior co-captain Wallace Lewis. Hite was a two year member of the Scarlet Strutters, serving as officer for one year. She was junior A. The nominees with their escorts during the pregame festivities. B. Nominee Fratto smiles while standing with escort Short. C. Lewis prepares to give Queen Hite the traditional kiss. D. Clark and escort Day await the announcing of queen. E. Queen Hite sits back to enjoy the game. F. Co- captains Day, Short, and Lewis line up to escort the nomineees. G. Butts and Perdue drive the nominees to the field. H. Perdue assists Hite to the field. I. Clark awaits for the pregame festivities to begin. J. Fratto glows with excitement. K. Hite, Clark, and Fratto smile after learning of their nomination for queen, j MN, t N . , Q 1? f-'Q 1?F f.ifi'SE5igkIs Iam Wflfliaiiw , 'Ji ll Qi -la 32223. class favorite and has been FFA sweetheart for two years. She is also a member of FHA. Other nominees were seniors Nancy Clark and Julie Fratto. Clark and Fratto were escorted by senior co-captains Gary Day and Randy Short. The coronation flowers, provided by the Pottsboro Athletic Booster Club, were carried by senior Melanie Rhoades and senior Terry Sturgill carried the tradi- tional crown. 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K ,E x , x x u Z. 4. in l'. . 7 O Varsity Home Opp, 15 CALLISBURG O 21 WHITESBORO 7 42 HONEY GROVE 6 27 COMMERCE 26 12 BOYD 20 51 TOM BEAN 0 17 WHITEWRIGHT 21 3 HOWE 10 0 VAN ALSTYNE 21 7 ANNA 6 A. Cardinal players rest after a hard fought game, B. Johnny Smith and Greg Gaines lead celebration in the locker room. C. Pottsboro players jog to the sideline. D. Cordell snags a Randy Short pass. E. Pottsboro warriors prepare to do battle. F, Hill follows excellent blocking. G. Hudson receives con- gratulations from his father. H. Heath Wester strives for extra yards. I. Lewis sweeps around the end. 4 H, MN., qi' 4Y 'K 6 gwqzdiw I tx v,,, ,H ' bv, f A Y 6 ' 'Q S N 2. ,gs .-ij.. Auf:-Q . . Y 'ie Pal' 9 1 W ,I 4 ., ,ff 1 VLL, r f MTA '. 1 x ,MK , A 9 wg .V at g , , f I AX. f ' ,. f. m ffwf 4. .. - ,V . ,1.i,.5i,+.: Q,- , K. n , 4 N, avr-f-qi gg.: f Q L ,S JV Football With two experienced players moving up to varsity, the junior varsity consisted of primarily freshmen players. Two of the J.V. starters moved to varsity were sophomores Jeff Cordell and Heath Webster. The Cardinals ended up the season with outstanding victories over Boyd and Princeton. This year was good ex- perience for the J.V. team whose best athletes will replace the graduating seniors. The team played well and were very cohesive through the year. Despite the fact that the team had many injuries, the team played good, consistent football. A. Mark Guilloud rolls out for a pass under heavy pressure. B. Cardinals warm up before a big game. C. Coach Eastman makes sure the J.V. stretch out properly before a game. D. Johnny Wood gets set for the opening kickoff. E. Joel Thompson plows through the line for a T.D. .ff v MIM 'IU 1 , rv rw if,-u '0M60' N ,M Y 4- ' 1' ' pf I Wifflr -MQXPW , . A ,. Scoreboard Opponent Opponent Whitesboro White sboro Savoy Honeygrove Commerce Commerce Boyd Boyd Howe Howe Tom Bean Melissa Howe Howe Anna 4 19 W3 AES NVQ. l! A winning season brought excitement for this years varsity team and 17-AA coach of the year, Timothy Short. They finished the season with an overall record of 21-8 and a district record of 9-1. ln district play the Cardinals seemed to over power all opponents with the dominant size of David Mclntire flst team all- districtl and strength of Randy Short tlst team all districtl and Hank Hudson on the inside. This was completely rounded off by sharp outside shooting from Wallace Lewis 12nd team all districtl. Another asset which helped the Cardinalls winning season was their playing experience. They had four senior starters along with Sophomore Jeff Cordell fhonorable men- tioni - who had no problem adjusting to the pace of Varsity ball. The finale of the season came when the Cards defeated the number one pre- season pick - Whitewright tigers in two consecutive games to win the district title. On top of that, this put the Cards in the top spot at bi-district. This yearls pefor- mance certainly proved that the 84-85 Cardinals are 41. A. Mclntire goes for 2. B. Short drives for an easy 2. C. Cordell gets high on 2. D. Hudson skies for 2. E. Lewis demonstrates his long range ability. F. Hud- son attempts a jumpshot. G. Lewis shows perfect shooting form. H. Perdue attempts a long range shot. l. Rupf and Sosebee during workout. . 7 U .fig xisobvp roll .S il QM... . K . M 1g,5' -t,,... ..- i ,. .5 i f it mn i'5i muf'.S fs' Q K y .Q Q It--N 1 I l -ummm -,mf f aff 5 .Z vx'1Q 'Y -L pm 9+ tg I A - N- . MM.. H T t ,Jaan- Dist. Ave. for Starting 5 Player Cordell Hudson W. Lewis Mclntire Short Pts. 5 8 9 16 18 Re 2 8 4 8 8 SPONSORED By Pottsboro Drug Jaskifiiiball A. David Rupf powers in for two. B. Wallace Lewis shoots over a Savoy defender. C. Hank Hudson at the line against Muenster, D. David Mclntire hikes up for 2. E. Randy Short attempts a pre-game slam. 1' E ilua-uu......... Lady Cardin The Lady Cardinals goal this year was to have a winning season, unfortunately, they fell one game short of this goal. They ended the year 10-13. All district honors were extended to juniors Tammy Dutton, 2nd team. Elaine Marshall, Christi Brewton, and Terry Sturgill received honorable mentions. The Lady Cardinals highpoint of the year was an upset over archrival SSLS. al Basketball A, Elaine Marshall and Christi Brewton demonstrate Lady Cardinal UD. B. Tammy Dutton displays perfect form from the line. C. Seniors celebrate con- solation win, D. Lady Cardinals show enthusiasm. E. Terry Sturgill concentrates on crucial freethrows, ' lllllllll Q! t g 5' 'fiwf 1 si siisii Us 'Qin--'Q fvkg ea 'i'?51: 4:'2' 33? :-'Ill-'E .i ,,.'w.s.., ..,Xs:,.fs-nr w . . gr - .rr r ,M 4.13 -jug-,,.. Wi? 1 .... Q if 13: -f IE! -V 1.115- T at .ff aw - rw s -.Tiff F11-'.:' . rr., s :fri K , eg.. - -,.. ig asv lf fy ' l in ,.25:s..? Cz. . 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Cardinals had a tremendous year under Coach Peggy Dillman's direc- tion. The J.V. team had a 11-3 overall season record and they captured the district title. The Cards had some strong sophomore leadership to go along with some excellent freshmen players. One of the high points of the season was outstanding victories over Whitewright and Howe. The J.V. girls won the district title with an 9-1 district record. The leading scorers for the J.V. Cards were freshman Nora Carettini with a 7 point season average and 10 point district average and sophomore Jennifer Lawrence with a 6 point season average and a 4 point district average. A. Robin Barrett listens intently during a timeout. B. Nora Carettini is determined to score two. C. The J.V.'s just finish a tough workout. D. Lori Griffith displays good defensive technique. E. The J.V. inner-scrimmage with the varsity. H g iiai i I r 'f 'U Pottsboro Opponent 49 S818 4 21 Lindsey 26 15 Savoy 18 51 Tom Bean 16 63 Anna 33 26 Van Alstyne 8 28 Whitewright 21 21 Howe 20 35 Tom Bean 14 29 Anna 10 32 Van Alstyne 10 37 Whitewright 36 26 Howe 25 I' fi .....v-1 CTIVIFI Getting around the new state laws was among one of the challenges Pottsboro High School students were faced with. State laws limited time which was used for U.l.L. activities and school functions. Although activities were still held after school and during activity period ar- rangements were made to meet people's needs. Among the activities that occurred during the fall were homemaking pro- jects, Christmas door contest, Christmas parade, pep rallies, homecoming dance, halloween carnival and many science projects. High School students were also able to voice their opinion and vote on the 1985- 88 presidential candidate. The final result was Ronald Reagan. 30 A. Heather Colden sneaks under the Christmas tree. B. Halloween creates strange characters as Mark Herrin haunts the spook house. C. Denise Cof- fman participates in science projects. D. Randy Short, Capt. football tearn, takes part in a spirit raiser before the Honey Grove game. E. Mrs. Cassell's Cabbage Patch Kids eat cabbage to pro- mote the door decoration, F. Terry West makes a soccer ball in homemaking. G. Seniors yell during the last pep rally. H. Jody Melton, John Williams, and Jeff Cordell relax at the N.H.S. party. l. Valerie Hite and Julie Fratto ride in the Christmas parade. 1 N 'SW G, .A , M, flunffxp SPONSORED By Pottsboro Marine Center Inc ' m POTTSBDRO f S ATE L A L' NT8' TE E NN A SALES AND SERVICE o 1 P w H N A 0 E N R E REGGIE 186- MARR A 9812 32 ' ,f -. -lf X 1 5 . f 1 f f If K, f , X fx X 1 I N j X X X . X X X, 'xx ff' , x f k 4 , A x , XFX -.P X jff ' ,,-' ff! ff .s X J .X K - .:f- 'A-- -.,f,..---- -- mg 5 X . .,- ff X K X17 X All, ,- KJ f' x l fm YFMMAF? Ulm' M X W' ,. Awww' E PWM EPPP P 1 .digww ,im ww 06 UPS PEOPLE AND GROUPS PEOPLE AND GROUP? My M I9 Seniors 85 ww WMMgf W' 2 Www wwf? ,mf gk? Wm ,N 455' SW Xml Q Wi? E Maia? M QQ? if? iwhgffmwigdy, Q-QMQWZ 3 25903 Q? ff X 53 D,fQ11.,Z3 fwfgv ' NQQQ? Emir 99 'P f .I ' uijwmwwf yd df gy QM 5jD S 'X 13 Q Deana Bennett Kathy Brlnks Juliet Fratto and John Hill enjoy limo. Clin' 10? F i K Billy Browder Glenna Brown Brian Burkham Robert Butts Eugene Carettini Nancy Clark Gary Day Julie Fratto li' s....J I Mark Herrin, Susan Williams and Tim Harp listen in English. Dana Hill and Lisa Love workin LRC. riffs- si Kendra Fulenchek John Hill Hank Hudson 1' 1 Tim Harp l Valerie Hite Wallace Lewis Mark Herrin Dana Hill Bill Snavely and Mr. Roberts discuss English. 46 Lisa Love Elaine Marshall Sponsored by RGSOUYCB SBVIIIQS Kendra Fulenchek, Julie Fratto, John Hill and Terry Sturgill prepare for senior picture 36 fix David Mclntire and Hank Hudson relax at lunch. Elaine Marshall takes it easy on last day of school, David Mclntire Pat Miller Kelly Mitschele ICN OWN Rodney Owens Tim Perdue Karla Pruitt fm S Melanie Rhoades Adam Rogers Marshall Shaw t x i SW RN s 'if ' 4 , , gg . 4 if ii Q K H by Gary Marquez 1 A Angie Morris Wesley Richardson Randy Short -1 - mf irfzs S s If Allen Sosebee Jay Stoneback Pam Stout Terry Strugill an 1 y 'w ogxj ,I ,f Sr X ,A A fl N av' F Q t . Nl r aa T Jet Thompson Stephen Tucker Sonny Vernon Gina Weems .257- James West Lori Whaley Susan Williams Andrea Wilson Sponsoreg by Susan Williams surprised on eighteenth birthday. Shawnee Station Cafe 04 Mark Herrin rolls film. x -5- 'ff Randy Short and Pat Miller work to finish in auto class Terry Strugill and date enjoy prom. ' T' WP . Ev- fr- .. . i xif- 1 ' 9l!S.' :U .ff f-- -fftf N-,err 'iff' . Q F is Nancy Clark reflects on her future. Andrea Wilson comforts Allen Sosebee after a Farmerville loss Surviving the Junior Year A chili supper had been scheduled by the junior class to raise money for the prom, however, the supper was post- poned once due to bad weather. The Juniors also sold candy to raise money for the prom, which was held April 19. According to many juniors, permed hair was the Min thing. Also fashionable were fluorescent hair ribbons, sweat- shirts, socks, shoes, jewelry and other such items. Most of the juniors were thinking about taking the SAT and ACT tests. Along with these thoughts came ideas of classes to take in preparation for college. Others worried about passing for the year. All in all, this junior class was like most other junior classes across the country, yet they were unique as a class and as individuals. A. Kim Fowler sorts Tom Wat items for F.H.A. B. Kird Griffith lights candles in the F.L.8cP. mock wedding. C. Shannon Seat is caught off guard at the Drill team Christmas party. James Adams Angie Anderson Jonnetta Anderson Sharon Arterburn Chris Ashburn Stacy Ballard Dana Baugh David Bavousett Christi Brewton Sandy Brown Bridgett Buchanan Brian Burnett it f Duane Burns Tammy Carettini Michael Copeland Michelle Copeland Scott Cox Denice Dobson Lori Dotson Rodney Downs Tammy Dutton Kris Echols Craig Eliff Randy Elmore 40 - f '5- -1 fi. ,. Yi? ' .L x r ,- afgxy bs . ,gs 1 'wit X ,, Clrx is 0 ,- 4 if ' Q Q .. N K N 'f Y. NI it ' 755 1 2 W 3 ' , , ' 1 f fir gli: f 9 f' wg Bo Fisher John Flanagan Kim Fowler Lyn Fowler Greg Gaines Amy Garner Tracy Goins Kirk Griffin Jennifer Guilloud Stephanie Hagood Tammy Harp James Heath Suzetts Henderson Roger Henson Bo Hoedebeck Cindy Ireland Barbara Jacobs Jil Kirby Robert Lacey David Lacy Gerald Lawler Todd Lewis Denice Lynn Bobby Marshall A ,in , .,:1mq4g,,gyy A X SPONSORED BY TEXOMA INTERIORS Dennis Owens Vince Owens Jerry Peterson Jon Powell John Price Terri Reynolds Brian Rice David Rupf Mike Schnitker Shannon Seat Eric Sewell Camille Short Johnny Smith Steve Smith John Sninder Valorie Stringer Scott Tallant Tommy Thompson I Suzette Tignor' Cindy Tolnay James Travis Cheyenne Troutz Andrea Turner Chris Wagoner .. f ,3' l r i ' , . , ,, :r r I my A1 .,,,, 1 f f ml 4 ,, V 5. r t. 9 ,VS M' 1 . jf I 4 4' if 1, W X ' Y I -wr W for H S , X95 ,mm ' , :fs l 1 -gp -. A. Tammy Harp sorts Tom Watt sup- Q . Z.. A 'fwyl plies for F.H.A. B. Stacy Ballard rf' separates fund-raising items. 4 S s'ys jg 42 I ff 'A f ., , 4.k. asf ..k. .C W. H. i W ,--it S at 'S Sophomores Throughout the year, the sophomore class enthusiastically explored further into the depths of P.H.S. They discovered new in- terests and tried out numerous ideas. In- dividuals experimented with extra-curricular activities for a challenge. Supporting the Cardinals at Pep Rallies and games, and displaying over-all school spirit made the year exciting as well as fun. A. Mrs. Dutton helps Lynette Brooks understand her Algebra II better. ' QQ ' T an I x -5 t rials 5 i f ' I' F' L Q it A A f- 3 l Qflfiffifs 'ff' Angie Anderson Brent Anderson Chris Bardwell Kristi Bavousett - Eddie Bennett Corky Betts Mike Blalock Alan Blankenship Misty Bolin Lynette Brooks Kelli Broun Ernest Carter Heather Colden Jeff Cordell David Daugherty Chyneen Dodson John Dodson e DeDe Dunkerton V Q 1 - I t M Stan Elmore AQ Y , W' Misty Farmer - - A A a Stacey Garcia rf 'D is Claudio Garza ' si QU, 1 Wi 3 - f yi- Brian Gastineau ' Cathy Gerdes Hd ,v 1 rr. Byron Green ' Tammy Griffith I ' Liz Hill ,.. ., Brent Jackson t l Raylene Jay X ' Debbie Jones 43 Nicole Kelley Brian Kent Kelly Kusch Amy Lawrence Jennifer Lawrence Mellissa Martinez Mark McDonald Annemie McLaughlin Jody Melton Daryl Myatt Shellee Pearson Kim Parker i 5 f Q . fi ,,,. Y- ,W S K . I, an s I er a lso vs 5. i ,Q--1 Sf. C .fri i ,.. vi ,ig V 'Y 6 . N 4. 2 is wt X . I R A Tony Ratliff Katy Reed Mike Robinson Leslie Rodgers Brighid Roy Ray Sampson Ronda Scarborough James Sheppard Diane Short Charlsye Smith Jennifer Smith Kristie Smith Terry Smith Ronald Snavely fi 7 2 V 41 f 0 A s v' 4 'va - K '1,. J .' -y i. ,,,,,:fi'f' X7 . M' 0 'E ' L ,X --...C .. . Shelby Starr Shawna Stoneback ' Paul Tyson Mike Vernon Robby Wade Jimmy Waggoner Tina Waters Heath Wester Jennifer Wheeler John Williams Brad Wolf Angela Yancey Sophomores A. Shelly Pearon does not understand the new technology of today. B. Eddie Bennett sharpens his pencil while Diane Short is stunned by the camera. C. Mark McDonald's Michael Jackson dance lessons have paid off. D. As you can see the kids of today will do anything to keep their hair in style, shown by Jerri Sharp. She is in a science ex- periment. E. Katy Reed doesn't realize that fashion has changed. She is shown during her speech of the fifties fashion wear. Not Pictured: Charles Carter, Jerri Childress, Teresa Gentry. 45 Freshmen Invade INVASION!!! Pottsboro High was in- vaded by one of the largest freshmen classes in our history. The Fish, as called by most of the upperclassmen, are said to be the most spirited class to graduate from P.M.S. and proved it! They won more spirit sticks then ever won by any Freshmen class. Although frightened at first and not quite sure knowing what they were get- ting into they have risen to the occasion to meet the obstacles of high school. The Freshmen rallied together to pro- mote spirit during football season. Students dressed up as opposing team mascots,decorated each others faces, made large signs, and spirit boosters. Academically they were also active. They made their mark on the honor roll. Participated in classroom and out of the classroom experiments and projects. ln addition the class members were involved in band, drill team, athletics, FFA, FHA, and UIL. . A. Freshmen show their support for the Cardinal football players. B. Jason Marshall stuffs his pet snake in Homemaking. Lori Arnett Todd Arterburn Laura Backest Duane Ballard Robin Barrett Tyson Bennent Kregg Bently Kenny Betts Stacy Blalock Becky Brinks Chad Buchanon Edwin Carter Nora Carettini Jeff Cassell Kelly Cassell John Caudill Joey Chandler Shannon Christman 46 nm, ,V affgzigi, 2 I '55 I , IW? C , ,459 -a,'..:5,55,5fvf- t .AEK wif' ' ,, H f-ti rlfxllzmziiiieii 1 W Lv swjlf fr - ' ev, f iff! rr if ,Z , 4 ef S r ,.l' as il.. W . W X51 -'t'f' M' - 'T I H , ' 1,,f:H,sa fe, - W fir mn wus: una ron su? 'ff' M 'mi Wi? ex mmm mm nnuxrtauintw YBSRF iwiyg., 1-QQQQS SN:A1'Q 5 A was . sim-'r mwsed All V rf' re Cxlai-KK . also ww , l A - . V it , ,. J v 'S , wo! Q 3 -, ' x gyb yoga 1128 his sth Ol!!! . f 3 risen! Assnmwtxrs M IIHK it 151 X'i Denise Coffman Tad Densmore Mike Dobbs G ,,q5,i,, .. ft r if osyr ,rr x T23 . -Fw Mil:-5-six' ..,., , ig . K . tw-X y , G 3 M XX Saw - N . or ,Q T W , x 4 'k'- we J f G ry.. . , fr ' , L 1 Av - s ii.- 2 I .x.L in R - rf b , kk f rv ' . i r gy A S . '0 U ,.. r J x f Xt' ' BA , y N K ' wa s g y ' s or G i l i I i.... lv vvsv Tammy Fisher Jill Garner Tammy Garza Y s X D Q hae- , nr Q. .v , - - ,, .,.. -4 , A wp A '- ,. x ie- i r 4. ,Q Q' X Donna Gentry Vicki Godard Ava Green Scott Green Laurie Griffith Ricky Griffith Mark Guilloud Joe Hasten James Heath Richard Herrin Jeff Hoopes George Huntoon Mary Huntoon Selah Ireland Jennifer Johnson Anderea Logsdon Schelli Manesh Jim Mann Jason Marshall Christi Martin John McDonald Sean McKinstry Tommy Meadows Bryan Miller Eric Miller Tracy Munn Theresa Ooten Marianne Osborn Rueben Owens Margarett Peterson Fish Tasha Powell Steve Rutherford 9 if te Z' 4 , V . f I L Q dr 4135 1? 'E 9' ' J M Sean Samall 1, ,I 7' 9 've Scott Shaffer f-. Sara Shires .bqq . V Mike Slevin - Joel Thompson 2 K 'Taft C f . Molly Thompson I 14 , Dorlene Underwood 1 -' Terry West Theresa Wheeler Kelly White - Dawn Wildrick I 2. ' it Jessica Wilson Q - Q, Johnny Wood 'V 'W' x X i 1 S Mary Wood T 'e:tr f' KP 'L si' al t - ., 3 . ' A. Freshmen show their overwhelming spirit for their third win of the spirit stick. B. Brian Miller, Sean Mckinstry, Mark Guilloud watch coach Eastman jam out in class. 48 M1 li sils ' n o E X rw on . V 11. fexiwwp ri X. Q .lt rl X? . gg 2' s ' K -fr' .. fg w s M- t t xx 'S' K an 'Q 'f . Q ah A. Andrea Logsdon participates in Homecoming ac- tivities. B. Junior football players, Vincent Owens and Gerald Lawler support seniors in the last pep rally. C. Pottsboro citizens get involved in the Hallo- ween carnival. D. Mrs. Cassell shows off Pearl during the door contest. E. Jerry Peterson and Bridgett Buchanan wait anxiously for the opening of presents at the N.H.S. Christmas party. 2 s ' s+..Jm-l- 1--El , s'5 '+s 4 1111. Daly Work 1 G5 'E-. 'it -:amz ' Q N be lun! flllil 1 1 X X V 4 W Y F' 2 ii.. if 0 1 K - Aiming High in 9 5 .f 49 'N 1 Facult -Admin. This year's faculty had many obstacles to overcome. They all, for the first time, had to deal with the dreaded essential elements lEE'sl. Another obstacle they had to meet was the tutorial period which was 45 minutes of tutoring kids with low grades. A, Mr. Prindle discusses business with a local V.F.W. Representative. B, Mr. Chambless accepts a check from Mr, Bardwell, President of the Booster Club. C. Mrs. Castleman makes a presentation at the Christmas party. D, Mr. Chambless and Mrs. Cassell show enthusiasm at the Christmas party. E. Mrs. Dillman inspects her Christmas gift at the Drill Team party. F. Coach Eastman lounges after a Junior Varsity basketball game. G. Coach Short talks with a referee. fs- r, l f Q. s ss. ' is sili P ,M 5- S o ' eff , -ff S S k -rv fp.-4 f ,Y 1 4 as If - ' T 5 ' F, 4 . ' V V ,ra 8 -:J 1:1 I , , X . My T' f I x A , A , VCI Q T Aldene Ballou Lafawn Martin Virginia Reagan Secretary Tax Collector Tax Collector Frank Prindle Eddie Vessels High School Principal Middle School Principal Charley Chambless 50 Superintendent KLWX Larry Cassell Pat Chambless Elementary Principal Primary Principal 4 e, l F ,.4'f ' ,.i,C'I' I fe' gg, 4 ... dv , 3 we-V or ' . , , I, i Ax C N. my Dusk' 2 mf 9 'T 3 6' K 'W' .xv X F it V 'vans l T A E . ff it Y i X . Xgvz: ' af f, 4 Q9 .. X 1 '2 . , r- rf 'Mi2f1EW:rf. nv if l af' . ' a ages. M David Carrell 4- Science Connie Cassell - English, Speech Gary Clements -- Coach, History Sharon Cordell - Special Ed. Bill Crenshaw - Coach, Govt. Mary Day Y Typ., Shorthand, Acct. Peggy Dillman - Coach, Drill Team Janie Dutton - Math Joe Eastman 1 Coach, Science Felecia Garvin - English, Yearbook Jeanie Guilloud - Homemaking f 1 . X s X X . x M Mary Jones A Secretary Carl Kent - Agriculture Rita King f Counselor Kay Manning A Homemaking Y A? if f 1 l N is Q ' fi.. I7 -, , at , r K ,,' m a 'f in . . l . - - I hr rrr if E. T 1? , 'F' T' ' 'rc W fl T X ,I i' .if f V. M . VVVVV M-W K I I A x yn H A X rl I gg Arless McDonald - Auto Mechanics Linda McKinstry - Special Ed. Linda Prindle - English Ronnie Ray - Head Coach, History Ralph Roberts - Special Education Tim Short - Coach, History Linda Thurston - Librarian Ann Williams - Math 51 ll Middle School A. Coach Crenshaw listens while geust speakers talk with the Govt, Classes. B. Mr, Kent discusses the vital importance of Agriculture, C. Coach Clements joins in the Christmas cheer by decorating his door. D. Coach Davis shows his 5th grade students the process of jumping rope. E. Mrs. Hughs takes a break to enjoy lunch. Rama Badgett Gwen Castleman Nikki Covington Carl Daniel Terri Green Shirley Henderson Ruth Lagro Gary Mosse Patrisha Nugent Condy Outlaw Myrna Peterson Mary Lou Roberts Willa Dean Smith Marie Thompson 52 l was ff H, . . v fi gg ,,, ' .J , ,, A :ft if Q ,I W 'fy M N F I as 'S . K ii QXL X li f fi I . gyi.1 i C ,am 4 X! in I 9' t L . 'J' X MM . X Q fsspffzgq 5, N 3, ' N D ' X. ' J 1 X H129 B iii ,iifl1,2,i iilllii-5. K if h fe U f if mf, i ,rg , H Dixie Daniel Martha Fridley Dorothy Grimes Wynona Hamilton fm 1' sf 5 mfr 41 .- za ' v 'fzg, rf' ' ,A ,. Sharon Howard Rhonda Hughes Sharon Jaresh Cylvia Lawrence WU .1- Nt Sharon Arnett Brenda Barrett Caron Bates Barbera Bell Betty Cassell Q 4 't 4 E Debra Parr Irene Pilcher Terri Short Diana Sikes June Watson Cheryl West Nila West Mona Wester Norma Whitehead Sally Wright 1 f 53 54 l Class A f' . A,,. .- S ' X SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: David Mclntire - Vice President, Adam Rogers - President, Gary Day - Secretary. 'KNY ,,..,..-f--' 0 My .,,...,,-.-ff I' S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jennifer Guilloud - Secretary, Camille Short - Vice President, Bo Fisher - President. Officers ,FST -1 VOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: John Williams - Secretary, Angie Anderson f Vice Presi, 0 ent, Jeff Cordell - President. -'ting RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Joel Thompson A President, tobin Barrett -- Vice President, Nora Carettini - Secretary. I S 4 'tk S-Q: L N A .L V L . . ,. , i ,. 5 K 5 yy X MX 'ww 3 - . lee.. LLm-J1 M 1 . . k--. , E 1' ii-,xzsfzww ,VVL ,. -mwah -A A JL- m , el ff ...,k .,,...,- A 1 l Q. xL,L -,,- ' ' --L' 'X 4 S ,. NN A V -A-- 6 w'Ww1 is, 1 'i NWN '-.. w ',, , , A , .. . '--' Q - .,,. ,. s ,,Q- -- - . ww 1-. N, Q Yl?ii :f:Ni5:E,SfiQ Elk, ' 1 ' '- - unsffzf1 V v,,, What! Pep Rallies from 12:00 to 12:3O. This cry was voiced by irritated students as football season started the first week of school. But with the changes that occurred this year the Varsity cheerleaders did not have problems keeping school spirit alive. This year, the girls worked extremely well together con- stantly thinking of ideas to promote spirit for both football and basketball teams. The squad consisted of Angie Morris, Kel- ly Mitschele, Susan Williams, Rhonda Hensley, Suzette Tignor, Tammy Dutton, and Jennifer Guilloud. They could not in- terrupt classes to sell ribbons, except dur- ing activity period, and could not lead yells between classes on Fridays. In addi- tion to these changes the girls were able to come up with stunts that involved both Varsity and J.V. cheerleaders and skits that involved the football players. These activities were built around the numerous hours of painting signs and run throughs. During the summer, the squad attend- ed camp at ETSU in Commerce, winning the spirit stick one night and three superior and three excellent ribbons. A. Guilloud, late elected mascot, portrays spirit. B, Cheerleaders practice the mirror F stunt. C. The squad gives undivided attention at camp. D. Varsity cheerleaders learn cheers at summer camp, F. Mor- ris and Mitschele lead yells at pep rallies. G. Girls perform stunts in pep rallies. H. The squad yells and forms the Fan stunt in the pep rally. l. Hensley, Mitschele, Williams demonstrate 3 man stunts. Sponsored by Diamond Properties and Shirley's Hair Gallery A 'Fw .Anime-1 e...faL..x.u.. ML 10 76N,6ifl, 'ibwfl Y, , Qi of: ' .Wi ,,g-- 1 uk I i .fti i 57 Stunts 1-2-3 f Build. Occasionally people do not realize the quietness and sturd' iness that is required when building stunts. This year the Varsity and J.V. Cheerleaders practiced every Wednes- day on the pep rally and 13 man stunts. As all the cheerleaders learned, when building stunts you must have spotters and complete silence, because someone could fall at anytime. A. Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders succeed in building a stunt for the first pep rally. B. Girls begin a difficult stunt. C. Stunts as high as four men came as an easy task for this year Varsity and J.V, Cheerleader. D. Practice pays off as this stunt was performed with perfection. x X W . x gt .'.'ffi , g an tj . I if 'f yy ....... .t ,.'.iV I I 3 C Wf f -ff ', 7 kill Q 5 t ' 1 5 y -f V 2 Tl' ...ag 54 g xi Q11 8' 'Q Q . K sid' 1 ,W ' is S il' on-A Junior Varsit A Misty Bolin leads Sophomores during a cheer. B. J,V Cheerleaders practice stunts during the sum- mer. C Nora Carettini is unaware of her picture be- xx j,-f.,,4iy i mi K- Q ing taken. D. Sam Sinclair watches the game, E An- . 5 'fff drea Logsdon smiles at the crowd. F. Capt. Jennifer ' I - 1 V Wheeler concentrates on cheering. G. Robin Barrett in A If A encourages Freshmen to yell, i .,..-.M ., ,A 9 5 Q, - V' L' Y fit L' Vw i N . ,V K '64 4: XXX ,A . -wi.--L.l V57 pi K QQ fi ,, , lui' X x. 4 33:5 , 1 I - 45 , - we , 3. I at t Q, I! I , L. Q ,ze I fl ,- A -- . .Qt X . . 5 K A , ai xv Va A l ., YQ Q D . fl Jennifer am Wnidfg lgogin ,f ' if sandy OVC! G Q SPONSORED BY cusToM BOOKKEEPING 59 ---Q., Fi ed'.a f ri P7 ,M .W - J ., 1 l . f-lcnfr-: Agullllla 1 I 4,3 This year the National Honor Society increased their membership to twenty- two members, the most since the organization was formed in 1981. Julie Fratto was elected President, Shannon Seat, Vice President, and Susan Williams Sec.fTreas. The group participated in community projects while also maintaining an overall average of 90. Leadership, Character, Scholarship, and Service paid off for each member in NHS. :JH A. Brian Gastineau shakes Mr. Prindle's hand dur- ing induction ceremony. B. Katy Reed receives a carnation from Mr. Prindle. C. Shannon Seat and Mike Tol participate in the NHS Christmas party, D. Jeff Cordell and Jody Melton listen patiently. E. Mrs. Cassell speaks at the NHS ceremony as the of- ficers give her their undivided attention. F. New I I +4 l Sophomores in National Honor Society pose for the camera. H L., NATIONAL HONOR soclnv S 'ff fa X XS V 'C 1 SPONSORED BY RONNIE BREWTON INC. 4' Debaters Do It Again . . . For the third year in a row the Pott- sboro's Debate Club swept the first three places in District Competition held at Grayson County Jr. College. LD Debate, the new addition to the Debate Club, took lst and 2nd in the District meet. In Standard Debate, the team of Jil Kirby and Andrea Wilson took lst, with a 3-0 record at the district level. They also attended a meet in Paris and took 2nd place with a 4-O record. Kirby attended a meet in Anna with Tim Perdue and won lst place. Jeff Cordell and Diane Short entered several meets during the year prior to the district meetg there they received 2nd place with the record of 2-0. The other meets that they attended were MidWestern, a novice tournament, with a 2nd place victory. Wichita Falls High with a 4th place, and in Anna they received 2nd behind Perdue and Kirby. Receiving 3rd place at district was the novice team of Lori Arnett and Annemie McLaughlin with a 2-1 record. They also were present at the Anna meet. The Lincoln Douglas debaters Jennifer Lawrence and Kelli Brown were newcomers. This was the lst year 2AA had a contest open for LD Debaters in district. Lawrence took lst while Brown took 2nd. All teams and both LD Debaters ad- vanced to Retional Competition. This year, for the first year, Regionals will be held at Kilgore Jr. College in East Texas. A. Jeff Cordell reflects on the day ahead. B. Jil Kir- by and Andrea Wilson prepare flow before debating. C. Diane Short gets ready for debate. D. Mrs. Prindle gives Annemie McLaughlin and Lori Arnett last minute advice. E. LD debaters, Jennifer Lawrence and Kelli Brown take it easy before district. SPONSORED BY: STEVE COOK 81 CO. vf Annual Staff Changing publishers, a large rookie class, and financial means plagued the 1985 cardinal staff. With a class of 4 returning members from last year's staff, and 24 new members Mrs. Felecia Garvin had to begin with the basics of yearbook production. This posed a problem for everyone involved. Fun raisers were a major issue. The fund raisers included a spook house in the Halloween Carnival and a bake sale. Another major source of revenue was the selling of ads. The staff also changed publishers from a Kansas Company to Taylor Publishing, in Dallas. Though the staff had to overcome a Fall delivered book there were several new additions. The adding of color in the opening section and new advertising techniques were only a few changes. A, Annual staff members choose pictures for their layouts. B. Deana Bennett dazes off while doing layout. C. Jet Thompson developing pictures. D. Chirsti Brewton gets help from Mrs. Garvin. E. The Cardinal editors Susan Williams and Andrea Wilson pose for a picture. F. Tim Purdue, David Mclntire. and Hank Hudson kick back during class. G. Rodney Downs focuses in for a perfect shot. H. Lynette Brooks. Mark Herrin. and Shannon Seat celebrate the success of the haunted house. l. Basic materials for yearbook production. Deana Bennett Christi Brewton Brian Burnett Nancy Clark Rodney Downs Kris Echols Stephanie Hagood Suzette Henderson Rhonda Hensley Mark Herrin Hank Hudson Wallace Lewis Lisa Love 62 Elaine Marshall David Mclntire Kelly Mitschele Tim Perdue Leslie Rodgers Shannon Seat Jay Stoneback Terry Sturgill Jet Thompson Lori Whalley Susan Williams' Andrea Wilson' Editors' Hr . E , ...QV il ' l ,2jf, -1 ng, ll' 3 df f 4 N -3. l . ,fy -,-- A vw. . B , ' ' ff' 5 FQ ., E er Y 5 -1' gif .Q 4 rw. FH Promotes Fund-raisers An officer's induction, held at Hoot's, started off the 1984-1985 FHA school year. Among the topics covered at the monthly meetings were: a session on gymercize, in which members par-. ticipatedg a crafts exhibitiong a segment on preventing childnapping, in which two Grayson County Sheriffs deputies spoke to the members. Other events included were a discussion on drugs entitled Up From Under, and a Christmas dinner that was held in the High School cafeteria. National FHA week tFeb. 11-16 involv- ed various activities, including: a surprise cake, which raised S70.00, a pizza party, a visit to the Care Inn in Denison, carna- tion sales, which raised 515000, Val Pal day, and a taco dinner. The FHA sold Tom Watt kits during November and raised S1,500.00. In addi- tion members participated in making a 30 foot banana split, which was a treat for all members. The year was ended SPONSORED By Pottsboro Elks H - - -- - .,,,.3.,x .Q.r,w,.,im-W.,,i. f ,. ,sy if-V. .--w,,sM,.t.., , I Jar, B with a luau in May. A. A 'surprise' cake was made and sold in honor of National FHA week. B. Kelly Mitschele holds her centerpiece for a dinner in F.L.8cP. C. Jennifer Wheeler, secretary, prepares for carnation sales. D. Mrs. Guilloud gives instructions to Monica Backesl and Cindy Tolnay. E. Dana Hill cooks in her F.L8zP class. F. Kim Fowler sorts out her Tom Watt sales. G. Brian Rice takes a break from cleaning up. H. Deana Bennett' helps to unpack Tom Watt goods. I. Camille Short, President, helps tie balloons during FHA week. J. Cathy Gerdes receives carnations or Valentines Day. 9 . 9 2 fff F Q V- -f r'l. E 1 li 3 ,i ,Q ls, .3 S .14 IVL X.. 1 1? M, .5 X 2 f f.. ' ,,., E, V I i .v ,V WWW? f A FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA . . . Some of us think this word means raising farm animals for shows. This is not true. Even though F.F.A, deals with animal and crop produc- tion, leadership and cooperation are also learned along with mechanics. Pottsboro F.F.A. did great this year, Duwane Burns walked away with Grand Champion and 540,000 with his hog at the Houston Livestock Show. Among some of the other win- ners at various shows were: Brian Kent, Steve Smith, Mike Dobbs, and Stephen Tucker, A. Vernon, Tyson. and Ratliff work on a barrel in the shop. B. Scott Cox doesn't look too excited during the livestock show C 198485 OFFICERS: L to R: Leslie Rodgers, Jet Thompson, Wallace Lewis, Steve Smith, Stephen Tucker, and Brian Kent D Kelly Kush shows us his pastime at the livestock show, E Mike Copeland holding a new little friend. F, Jay Stoneback illustrates his pig riding ability. G, Jet Thompson make ing sure his pig is spotless for the show, Sponsored by A 8. H Rental FP gi . i - . s ' F ' 'iti . f , ,, ..iTw1.:1 -,.-. Q A .- iillg' '.i ez ,tr , .'.- ,,.. tis,s.s i'i' 'i 'i.i., 1 F F' ,i'.1 1 I ' 4 - T 521.5 ,. tt. ,. ,. g ,t.,tt,, ,,,..,, , g V , 6 ,,,, ,.., t ,,,,., L ,,,, ttt, L, g sss, ,L . S wg Q Q an my H i if ':'l5iP' get tt r , , L Q, We . Q, 1 ew' iQi:EE?'- 15255352 , . -f W W1 , nf, 22: ' 437' 5, , ev -. fm :4 ,Q . L,kL 'vi f it L.,L ,Lm-L ., , , -wlwv Y' K f f' 'sa-1: -v ' wg M, Y . Q- ff. I . .. -,Q I E D. Q 1 fy A,-AA' gun www f ,T - 3, Q.. 5 . ww, fa,-, WMM is NX. 'ls Scarlet Strutter Drill Team 'LI.eft, left, left-right-left - Those words were heard quite often on the foot- ball field each Thursday afternoon. The Scarlet Strutters worked long and hard each afternoon in preparation for Friday night's game. Strutter officers attended camp at East Texas State Unviersity in June and then returned to a camp at Pottsboro in August where the entire Drill Team learned routines for the upcoming season. Mrs. Peggy Dillman, Strutter sponsor, worked hard, as well, in preparing the SM! Strutters for a successful season. The hard work and dedication paid off as the Strutters last routine, a jazz to Operator, was performed in Mrs. Dillmanls honor. A. Shannon Seat anxiously awaits the start of the game. B. Shellee Pearson and Heather Colden are unaware of their picture being taken. C. Strutters pose for a group picture at the Christmas party. D. Girls march in Pottsboro parade. E. Strutters per, form rock-n-roll routine at a pep rally. F. Tami Fisher dances to the music of the jazz routine. G. Julie Fratto, capt., receives a gift at the Christmas party. H, Girls perform the ladder routine. md! L bsw.f ,. 68 SPONSORED BY MAR-LIN INTERIORS Q . '5 Q . , X, i i nk... s A 9. vr Y S ,M 5' B , fs 313 Q A X84 SPONSORED BY GORDAN LILLIE 69 .. . ,ak ' i I: ss i X am! N 5 Sie W' 'D Wx is w ww. 1 . 1,3 T fx 1 av M.-1 5 mh 5 5? A S3 rf X H' Si f x , sf, X In ui K . .. . W , xf f , Nils 5 Q, X Q 1 N 'Qi My 5 , Lf xx? i ,Q 4 xi? R Nw is it Q .Wu Q Saw? 9 f iff: Ni wil . 1 Auto echanics A. Marshall Shaw steps back for a better angle of what to do next. B. Gary Marquez and James West listen while Mr. McDonald explains a procedure. C, Greg King and Eugene Careltini work on an engine. l 72 If VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: Top Row: John Powell, Randy Short, David Mclntire, David Rupf. Second Row: Allan Sosebee, Todd Lewis, Hank Hudson Wallace Lewis Jeff Cordell, Tracy Goins. JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS BASKETBALL: Top Row: Joel Thompson, Jogn Powell, Reuben Owens. Second Row: Mark Guilloud, Brian Miller, Ricky Griddith, Tracy Goins, Todd Arterburn, Tyson Bennett. 73' 9 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Top Row: Jody Melton, Foel Thompson, John McDonald, Dwayne Burns, John Caudill, Reuben Owens, Brad Wolf, Todd Arterburn. Second Row: Brian Miller, Mike Slevin, Byron Green, Chris Bardwell, Eric Miller, Johnny Wood, Eddie Bennett, Brian Gastineau. Third Row: Jeff Hoops, George Huntoon, Jason Marshall, Joey Chandler, Ernest Carter, Sean McKinstry, Ricky Grif- fith, Tyson Bennett, Robby Wade. I VARSITY FOOTBALL: Top Row: Hank Hudson, Chris Ashburn, Randy Short - Captain, Wallace Lewis - Captain, Mike Vernon, Marshall Shaw. Second Row: Brian Burkam - Mgr., Vincent Owens, Todd Lewis, John Hill, Jerry Peterson, Gary Day --0 Captain, Heath Wester, Roger Hen- son, Jet Thompson, Rodney Owens - Mgr. Third Row: Dwayne Ballard - Mgr,, Scott Tallent, Gary Marquez, Eddie Garwage, Greg Gaines, Johnny Smith, Bo Fisher, Dennis Owens, Feff Cordell, Tad Densmore - Mgr. VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL: Angie Anderson, Rhonda Hensley, Jennifer Guilloud, Tammy Dut- ton, Lynette Brooks, Terry Sturgill, Kelly Mitschele, Suzette Henderson, Elaine Marchall. Suzette Tignor, Angie Morris - Captain, Susan Williams. Bottom Row: Kelly Mitschele, Rhonda Hensley, Tammy Dutton. 3, . wg. .E 5 fi- Q' we ' r I 'gilfif'-P K' J, x. l av . 0 . l L--. I SN , b , X v N rw . W mr I , .. .,..., , . , Fx .lr - JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Sam Sinclair, Jennifer Wheeler - Captain, Anderea Logsdon, Nora Carettini, Robin Barrett, Misty Bolin. INFORMATIVE AND PERSUASIVE SPEAKING: Mike Slevin - Infor- mative, Jody Melton - Informative, Todd Lewis - Persuasive, David Bavousett - Informative, Dennis Owens - Persuasive, Bo Fisher - Persuasive. 75 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Top Row: 1 VARSITY GIRLS TRACK: Top Row: Jennifer Johnson Mgr., Vicki Goddard, Anmie Mcflaughlin, Nora Carettini, Lori Arnett, Jennifer Guilloud, Kelly Mitschele, Robin Barrett, Amy Lawrence, Mary Wood - Mgr, Bottom Row: Margaret Peterson, Elaine Mar- shall, Kelly Cassell, Heather Colden, Teresa Wheeler, Christi Brewton, Andrea Logsdori. Suzette Tignor, Laurie Griffith. Not Pictured: Suzette Henderson. JUNIOR VARSITY AND VARSITY TRACK: Top Row: Todd Lewis, John Hill, Greg Gaines, Chris Ashburn, Hank Hudson, Wallace Lewis, Gerald Lawler, Jerry Peterson, Mike Vernon, John Williams, Heath Wester. Bottom Row: Tyson Ben- nett, Scott Cox, Byron Green, Gary Day, Mark Guilloud, Joel Thompson, Roger Henson, Eddie Bennett, Jeff Cordell, Chris Bardwell, Jason Marshall. v I f fl 76 t BASEBALL: Top Row: Robby Wade, Mark Guilloud, Chris Ashburn, Gerald Lawler, John Powell, Randy Short, Greg Gaines, Hank Hudson, Brian Burkham. Bottom Row: Scott Cox, Paul Tyson, George Huntoon, Rodney Downs, Johnny Smith, Bo Fisher, Tim Harp, Ricky Griffith, Sean Mckinstry, Joel Thompson. E g' f .. Essf ff 1 Pr 1 . I ,I lllllll MATH AND SCIENCE: Tommy Meadows, Brian Gastineau, Jody Melton, John Price, Mike Slevin. SPELLING, JOURNALISM, READY WRITING: Nora Carettini - Spelling, Vikki Goddard, Teresa Wheeler, Charlyse Smith, Amy Lawrence, Lynette Brooks. lim WL.. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Jeff Cordell, Jody Melton, John Williams, Gary Day, Jerry Peterson, Christi Brewton, Bridgett Buchanan, Katy Reed, Sandy Brown, Suzewtte Tignor, Jil Kirby, Stacy Garcia, Shannon Seat - V. President, Julie Fratoo - President, Susan Williams - Secretary, Charlsye Smith, a re ,QQ i g-.lg fi' s 222:11 W f -1 77 FFA: Todd Arterburn, John Caudill, Reuben Owens, Joel Thompson, Mike Schnitker, Eric Miller, Joey Charkler, Mike Dobbs, Chris Bates, Lynn Fowler, Scott Shaffer, Scott Tallent, Kelly Kusch, Tyson Bennett, Paul Tyson, Ricky Griffith, Brian Kent. ANNUAL STAFF: Top Row: Tim Perdue, David Mclntire, Mark Herrin. Second Row: Leslie Rodgers, Stephanie Hagood, Kris Echols, Shannon Seat, Lori Whaley. Third Row: Suzette Henderson, Rhonda Hensley, Elaine Marshall, Christi Brewton, Susan Williams, Andrea Wilson, Nancy Clark. Fourth Row: Rodney Downs, Jet Thompson, Hank Hudson, Wallace Lewis, Terry Sturgill, Jay Stoneback, Kelly Mitschele, Brian Burnett, Deana Bennett. .f X., .. F.H.A. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES: Top Row: Rick Pellman, Dwayne Ballard, Kenny Betts, Stan Elmore, Missy Martinez, Katy Reed, Brian Miller, Jimmy Waggone, Scott Greenwood, Chad Buchanan, Jeff Hoops. Second Row: Ava Green, Kim Parker, Jennifer Lawrence, Ronda Scar- borough, Christy Martin, Mary Wood, Micki God- dard, Margaret Peterson, Shelly Pearson. Bottom Row: Terry Smith, Sarah Shires, Nicole Kelly, Laurie Griffith, Andrea Logsdon, Heather Colden, Misty Bolen, Jennifer Wheeler. if JP PROSE AND POETRY: Adam Rogers - Prose, Katy Reed - fy 35 1 Poetry, Kelly Cassell - Poetry, Susan Williams - Prose. Not Pic- tured: Julie Fratto Y Prose. . ' ,' 4 , j P ,Q 1 LVYA , A, 1 F PP 1 4' all P P 7 , 4, P, 1, Pg if 3 y ,P kr .gi ,r , t. A M.. P. P 4, , . f. f: L' l,,' ' 1? . P A ' 1 4: Q , . . I ,V ,b 5 if . AP Q? f 5 P .l,2 P 'fi ' Pg, f .J J? BUSINESS: Brian Gastineau - Typing, Melanie Rhoades - Typing, ly Shannon Seat 1 Shorthand, Bridgett Buchanan - Shorthand, Jennifer .L Wheeler Y Typing, Suzette Tignor - Shorthand. ' V. f' 537 V' T f T T 1 is fi ll f , 2 DRILL TEAM: Back Row: Valorie Stringer, Denice Dob- son, Christy Martin, Angie Anderson, Katy Reed, Dana Hill, Lori Arnett, Misty Farmer, Shellee Pearson. Middle Row: Tammy Fisher, Denise Coffman, Molly Thompson, Nicole Kelly, An- drea Turner, Stacy Garcia, Shelby Starr, Dawn Wildrick. Front Row: Sharon Arterburn 3rd Lt., Shannon Seat 1st Lt., Julie Fratto Captain, Heather Colden 2nd Lt. 79 'ZQJYQEV ' M 5:37-fv gay A ME' Tiff, 51513 f f f x g -V f'Qs:g55'gz , . ig , g R .mmf A zajlgfa-Cv .175 3153-' ff - I f1lf7l-HWLT' - W W T Jk??Zi2L'Q,,'f'- .'?Ef'z5iii ' 5252 , Tw 1375921 gs 12,4 I -My M, , h .mei .1 ,aw-efi, V ,sms-W wwf r -- V mffzf4w:,: wwmfw: :eww affix .:,f.u:::v , swat rw f k In my - gf, :Hzxagif , , 1-ugly f.,, M ,V ,M ..,A f -,,g,l,,f fl W - mf -412424 7 - - Lqfim.: gf' f -an ,xxx H-I ff' - f H , A .,,,. mx L f i ww. H - ' ' me-9,1 Q 'V l:7ilwi lf! and L smssw ,gags we ' - 33523 I iris: . .,,. ., , ,M ,gf lfiiiw 7 .L i K li. r if . my , . ,. :Ping HI- 'pil 3-QQ? V L, figw :fl X -ff A - k gjkggglg . 4 x 5 X if ,Ji is fig E K - e L 1 3 5 . L i I K , , H I 6 Q X 5. 4 . . , ' I ,. , 5 i. s 1 X 4 GA9z1r 6?f1q1f1fr!z1Lr!1if11f 'Cf oy Pottsboro Cardinals lVlay the i984-85 school year be one of your most treasured memories. Best wishes to all of you. A Special Good Luck to the Senior Class 'Fibre Bemis-,un 'Qjeralrl 331 West Woodard Denison, Texas f, I X X XX x xxx K NSKS-Y-F. A XX K .Q rf , X3 y fxx , A ' , f ' I V xx rf X - A E xx I XX X, e Xg,f l X xxx-M V ,J 'I xv!! I K-XXX , .1 X -..f-1 If XXX -' F' --- g I XX Af' f x! 1 ,ff X f 1 X J f 1 . ,. fk Rx A VX ay 5 af ,I 1 xx.. 'f ,I Y 3 XX XX lrl, , XXX! t 'xi X, XJ xxnxyf' Q1 f ' K if N I xx 'f It XXX Jygvfff Q if Y Xi jj' h 2 X32 j' NX f X E 5, My f- X X ' .mv ivy ' fgiaiw- MM: V , H .,,. :WJ M Z A ' C L f pig, Q 1 awk GX zl' A ' 95' M i f K is' Qi MER spm AND SU SPRING A D SUMMEQ Class Favorites af ef fli 1 K , X 2 g ri 'Z g! W' f 'gig 'flu 44 4 P 5 I i Favorites Dance Country and western props were the scene at this year's Favorites Dance. This year's favorites in each class were Freshmen Nora Carettini and Johnny Woodg Sophomores Misty Bolen and Jeff Cordellg Juniors Rodney Downs and Jen- nifer Guilloudg and Seniors Gary Day and Valerie Hite. This yearis dance was highlighted with a special appearance by two guest break dancers. A. Pottsboro students enjoy break dancing demonstration. B. Ricky Griffith and Andrea Logsdon enjoy a slow dance. C. Jeff Cordell and Misty Bolin receive flowers as favorites. D. Nora Carettini and Johnny Wood receive their flowers from Tammy Dutton for class favorite. E. Katy Reed exhibits her dancing skills. F, Jil Kirby, An- drea Wilson, and Kelly Mitschele pose with guest breakdancers. G, Valorie Stringer proves her uni- que dancing skills. H. Randy Short and Cathy Gerdes get close during a slow dance. l. Stan Elmore enjoys a slow dance with Sharon Arterburn. J. Brian Rice and Teresa Gentry take a break from dancing. K. Valerie Hite enjoys a fast dance with a guest break dancer. f Q' . gyg ' NX vu-W TQ'-Irs , W U Q ' 5 A N 4 ,A ,S Z Qt ,l H f'p-J l 'A I Mr.-Miss P.H.S. Gary Day and Julie Fratto were this year's choice for Mr. and Mrs. P.H.S. during the 1985 awards assembly. Mr. and Miss P.H.S. is an award given to one senior girl and boy who have sup- ported and participated in school ac- tivities and who also keep average or above average grades in all subjects. Gary is the son of Jerry and Mary Day. His high school accomplishments include: Band - four yearsg band council. U.l.L. Typing - Regional alternate. Academic award winner - accoun- tingg governmentg Englishg Physical science. National Honor Society - 3 years. F.H.A. -- Beau. Class officer -- Freshman presidentg Senior secretary. Class Favorite - Senior year. Football - Jim Henderson Fighting Heart awardg all-district 843 honorable mention 83g Captain 85g junior varsity M.V.P. 83. Track - 85 regional participant. Honor Graduate - G.P.A. 91.67. Julie is the daughter of Fred and Mary Fratto. Her high school ac- complishments include: Drill Team - three year memberg member of the year of three yearsg lst lieutenantg captain 85. F.H.A. - 4 year member - Historian sophomore year. U.l.L. Prose - Regional qualifier all four yearsg regional finalistg state finalist. One act play - 1884 best actress zoneg state qualifier. U.l.L. typing and spelling - 4 year participation. 1985 homecoming nominee. Attended Girls' State - summer of 84 Attended National Republican Convention - summer of 84. National Honor Society - 3 year memberg Vice Presidentg President. 1985 Valedictorian - G.P.A. 96.11 3 C3 F -:Avi K rw is .-kx ,. x K A - lmost Paradise Prom Theme Almost Paradise was chosen as the theme for the 84-85 junior and senior prom. The juniors worked hard by selling box after box of M8aM's, staying after school to work on decorations, and living with the new state law which kept them from being out of school the day of the prom. But after all the hard work, it finally came together. A tropical Paradise complete with palm trees, coconuts and pineapples was the setting for the Seniors of 85's last prom. When the dinner dance was over and everyone was gone, the work had just begun because Satur- day morning at 8:30 a.m, the juniors returned to clean up and put away the purple paradise. A David Lee Roth look alike John Price relaxes at the prom B Juniors and Seniors get together with their dates to show off their dancing talents C Queen Valerie Hite and King Wallace Lewis start oft the next slow dance. D. Coach Eastman stands around enjoying the punch E. l.eslie Rodgers takes a break from the festivities F Princess anal Prince Suzette Trgnor and Johnny Smith await the announcement of King and Queen G Terri Reynolds and Gerald l.awler watch the prom activities H Class President Adam Rogers expresses the Seniors thanks and gratitude to the Juniors. l. Stephanie llagood and her date Tony Pellrnan pause after a dance J Sandy Brown, Jen' nifer Guilloud, and Suzette llenderson take a break from the lun, K A time for everyone to get close during the prom l. The Juniors show off their stuff 90 , Q .rf l A A , 19 .,, ' - -'I s - A. v s 3 5 X Hx V c ses 1 . iii? f' if f A 'Q . F f 1 M v 1 f ' fd 1' .,,., g-,, W iw if A sfzyk ,. H. Mya, Q5!',hf5kAY,- 5, wth T ,I 5, 'ir Yi . Hamm -, F x X ' ?b 74 J 'WY 91 ALL-AROUND Sr. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sr Susan Williams Julie Fratto Gary Day Adam Rogers JS. ,ish .---J -15 i IU: , , , 1 O ' 1, , My ' , .. T ' r ,f 'O ? 551, MOT ENTHUSIASTIC Sr. MOST FRIENDLY Sr. Kelly Mitschele John Hill Hank Hudson Dana Hill 92 KN Q lr i a-.. OD A lr .0. fo ,uf MOST FASHIONABLE Sr. Melanie Rhoades Mark Herrin - 4 5 ,Q , , .1 sl.. ,yr 31: 'R i-ey-as-L ,4 A MOST HUMOROUS Sr. Terry Sturgill David Mclntire MOST DEPENDABLE Sr. MOST STUDIOUS Sr. Gary Day Kendra Fulenchek Robert Butts Glenna Brown A 9 a .l.L. District For the 3rd straight year, Pottsboro High School dominated the'UlL district meet held at Grayson County College on March 26. Pottsboro participants racked in a total of 303 points while the remain- ing five schools in district 17AA scored a total of 309 points together. Howe scored 129 points alone. 'A Among the events in which PHS par- ticipated were feature, editorial, headlines, news, poetry, prose interpreta- tion, persuasive and informative speak- ing, debate, calculator applications, number sense, science, typing, short- hand, and spelling. Pottsboro had a total of 8 first place winners, 9 second, and 10 third place finishers. Those placing first through third place qualified to compete at regional level, held at Kilgore Junior College, April 11-12. Students attended other practice meets throughout the season including those held at Plano, Paris, Howe, and several at Wichita Falls High Schools. These meets helped to prepare par- ticipants for the district meet, which ob- viously paid off. At the regional meet, again the Car- dinals placed high in various events. 13 students advanced to state level, held in Austin, on April 26 and 27. Among the events advancing were the One Act Play, poetry, prose interpretation, persuasive and informative speaking, LD debate, and headlines. 94 .l.L. A. Regional qualifiers participate in parking lot dance at Kilgore's LaCosta lnn. B. Lynette Brooks and Diane Short relax at McDonalds. C. Adam Rogers hugs Mrs. Cassell after advancing to State in one-act play. D. Teresa Wheeler smiles at the camera. E. Shannon Seat after an upsetting 4th plce finish in Shorthand. F. Jil Kirby and Andrea Wilson shared the excitement of Katy Reed's 3rd place victory. Sponsored by Lord 8- Lady's 1 MHA State '85 A. Students relax in Austin. B. Adam Rogers and Jody Melton work cleaning the van. C. Bo Fisher can not actually believe he won 3rd place in the state meet. D. State participants pose with UT mascot, the longhorn. E. Mrs. Cassell congratulates Fisher on his win. F. Mrs. Prindle and Melton sort ut.. .heir luggage after an exhausting weekend in Austin. 96 One-Act Play Overcoming numerous obstacles, in- cluding illness, lack of place to practice, and injuries, this year's one-act play, AND JACK FELL DOWN, again found out that the bluebonnets were lovely in Austin. The cast of Adam Rogers, Jody Melton, Katy Reed, Susan Williams, Jil Kirby, and Jennifer Johnson won awards each time they performed but overall worked together as an ensemble. Directed by Connie Cassell, lighting by Mike Slevin, and sound by Kelly Cassell along with the cast, made friends with whomever they met. - Advancing to state with district rivals, Howe, these students cheered both schools on encouraging to perform to their best potential. A. AND JACK FELL DOWN, one act play. B. Williams relaxes after an exhausting day at Regionals. C. Melton, Rogers, and Reed open the play. D. Cassell, Kirby, Johnson, and Reed pose for the camera. E. Slevin, Melton, Rogers show off the J. C. Penney look. F. Mrs. Cassell enjoys eating at State. Girls Track Hard work and dedication paid off for ten members of the Varsity girls track team as they qualified for regionals in all running events. Coming in 2nd behind Howe for the team championship, the Lady Cardinals placed 1st in 9 out of 10 running events and 2nd place finishes in 3 events. First place finishers were the 400 and 800m relay teams of Suzette Henderson, Kelly Mitschele, Jennifer Guilloud and Elaine Marshall, Marshall in the 100m hurdles, Christi Brewton in the 800m run, Jennifer Lawrence in the 1600m run, An- drea Logsdon in the 400m dash, Mitschele in the 200m dashg Amy Lawrence in the 3200m run and the mile relay of Robin Barrett, Henderson, Guilloud, and Logsdon. Second place finishers were Nora Carettini in the 100m dash, Brewton in the 1600m rung and J. Lawrence in the 800m run. Others placing at district were Mitschele, 3rd - high jump, Marshall, 5th - long and triple jump, Lynette Brooks, 5th - shot put, Kelly Cassell, 6th - 100m hurdles and Lori Arnett, 4th - 800m run and 5th -8 1600m run. Sponsored by J. A. Welding 81 Repairs if A. Elaine Marshall glides skillfully over the 100 meter hurdles. B. Kelly Mitschele and Jennifer Guilloud ex- change a hand-off on the 400 meter relay. C, Andrea Logsdon prepares for the start of the 400 meter dash. D. Suzette Tignor displays her hurdle form. E. Amy Lawrence pushes herself for a win in the 3200 meter run. F. Nora Carettini finishes strong in the 100 meter dash, G. Robin Barrett struggles to the finish in the 400 meter run. H. Suzette Henderson, Mitschele, Guilloud and Marshall share their thoughts after winning the 800 meter relay, I. Christi Brewton and Jennifer Lawrence finish strong in the 800 meter run to win lst and 2nd respectively at the District meet. J. Regional qualifiers and Coach Davis pose with plaques and trophies, which were won during the 1985 track season, Sponsored by McKinstry 81 Sons 99 if, 5 S , P .eps ,.- ,, Q V , I ww 'BNN -Mf---ffiigfgfxefmwvmf f -f - . ' 1 ,fuamuxmmfmmruf ,. -5:Seem.11.KwnssvssmasQim:,W.X..X.,f, ,WN Mer5'Agm:mr:Q.1f,1.::w..1ffgk . , .x W.p.,wMqvmaA:5fs1.MmQ,wmfswmag.W,,x,,,.,.,,wM, :af 1-i:29i i' 100 Sponsored by Lakeside Plumbing RRACK 1130 4? 2 cllilllfg, 'E A. Byron Green stretches over a hurdle. B. Wallace Lewis increases his lean in the 4OOM dash. C. Heath Wester anchors the 4OOM relay to victory. D, Gary Marquez finishes strong. E. The Cardinal district camp. F. Regional tracksters relax at the hotel, G. Hank Hudson hurls the shot put. H. Jerry Peterson shows his form, l. Regional qualifiers pose. 'Q W u n i o r 102 QQYSB ATHLETIDS 1...---.-.-is ' is A. Tracy Goins runs the home stretch. B, Eddie Bennett prepares for a hard day. C. Robby Wade and Heath Wester finish the 4OOM dash. D. Mark Guilloud strains at the finish. Q ..f 6 my ,again--QQ. -.swiss L L i xx., ef-af , . 3.51 V k , gb 1- , 'N ' :tg : :jr 1: V ii. 5714 ii if gi- 0 wh 4 as M X A+ 1 4 .1-.ss-.-xv - sag:-.wo -Q.. , ..... N. ks ' 'hs K H-It LL , 7 ii: --N Q fr ffftsg-zizzrvsztwt, .. . gg -rf?- Q st. 'mfg tg Q his Brewton Captures Tennis Title After seven years without tennis par- ticipation, Christi Brewton represented Pottsboro as the only entry in the 17-AA district tournament this year at Austin College. Brewton received the first place gold medal by capturing the district championship in girls singles. She downed players from Howe and Van Alstyne in straight setsg 6-O, 6-2g 6-O, 6-Og 6-0, 6-1 respectively. However, Brewton was downed at Regionals by a top contender from Edgewood 6-4, 6-3 to end the season. Brewton is looking forward to next year in hopes of making a trip to the state tournament. A. Brewton displays her serving form. B. Brewton takes a break between games at regional competi- - C . sl . 'J.- ' X- ,, ' px- R imma 2 ,aai A A agzy tion. C. Brewton follows through on a back-hand 'X . . Se . . . is W '. 1 ' -f ' ' 11' 'ri 'f - - ' ' -I -. , . ,s,fgfkg, A... B'-Q-sj1r,..gir,g. -.--- . - - ' aa't - Q is C . '-c. volley' N as 6. ... 1 . as s s 1 f ..-.r .- -cc S d b , p V . 4 . . ponsore y .. ,MX -tt: W fi... ff 55:35, - -A 55 : 5.. i n 5 t . 1. 1 Preston Plaza X Enterprises 7 Q Ar S, , 1 'L l J, ,Z , ,X Cardinals E 5 Fall Short -, Play-Off hopes for this year's varsity baseball team were shattered in the last district game with a 1-0 loss to the Whitewright Tigers. Overall, the Car- dinals had a fairly good year under third year coach Gary Clements. The 1984-85 team rounded out the season with a 7-10 record and even in district at 4-4, placing second behind Van Alstyne and Whitewright, who tied for first. The Car- dinals were lead by big hitting from senior Tim Harp and ace pitching by junior Jon Powell. By only losing three seniors off this year's team, the 1985-86 squad should be a tough team to handle. we-4 .1'?rf..si , ' . A. Chris Ashburn crosses the plate on his first home run of the season. B. Harp rounds third base. C. Gerald Lawler gives his all for a solid hit. D. Bo Fisher leads off first base. E. Ricky Griffith crosses the plate for a run. F. Pitcher Powell shows his form. G. Johnny Smith slides in under the tag. H. WMM Powell makes a throw to first baseman Randy Short, l. Ashburn goes for the big one. s .. . ..,.. . 4 Sponsored by 3 . rfsi -g.- fss , -V . C Th e 8 , ..., -. Ziyi.. I x I for .V.,.s-. .,.. - 'Qi .V V iq ew ij 415 , 'H 4 4 A Q - - ' igxiu' , ,Q . 1: V 4 A 'f N -O -.,, an ? 5 N 7' A and Q. 22 4 '19 H+- 4 ,A , , - vwjf-f 4, 5 ,QW , A ' , ' 2 N- , - , p. A 1 w , wr-, .uw 2 5544 51 1 a H 'ivy vu I q ...vw-:xi I. 74.- . W ff pww W ,yr ru as u Dlstrlct 17 AA Record HOME 2 8 4 2 1 12 0 44 Van Alstyne Howe Anna Whitewright Van Alstyne Howe Anna Whitewright OPPONENT 0 0 5 1 5 5 1 105 Sports Banquet Honors Varsity Athletes Saturday Apr1l20 the All Sports Banquet at the Sllver Wlngs Club held excrtement for many 1985 Varsrty athletes Followmg a buffet dmner the Varslty coaches presented all athletlc awards The Sllver Wlng s walls were decorated wrth panels of press clrp plngs showing athletlc 5CllVlllQS and the banquet was cllmaxed by a color sllde show of athletrc events durmg the past year A Wallace Lewis recerves Ottenslve Back Football Award from Coach Ray B Judy Lewls Booster Club memb r recerves an award for her great support trr rn Randy Short and Hank Hudson C Randy Short who was Football and Basketball MVP and Hank Hudson wht w n All Around Athlete pose wuth thelr plaqu s D All Around Glrl Athlete Chrrstl Brewton poses wrth her plaque E Tammy Dutton receives Basketball MVP award lrom Coach Dxllman F Gary Day recerves th Jrm Henderson Fighting Heart Award from Coach Ray All Around Athletes Academrc Athlete Award Hank Hudson Gary Day Chr1st1Brewton Most Valuable Players Randy Short Varsity Football Joel Thompson J V Football Tammy Dutton Basketball Outstanding Football Recogmtlon Chris Ashburn Defensive Llneman Jeff Cordell Defensnve Back Hank Hudson Offensnve Lmeman Wallace Lewls Oll9nSlVQ Back John Hull Offenslve Back Jlm Henderson Frghtnng Heart Award Gary Day Basketball Hustle Awards Hank Hudson Chrlstl Brewton Outstanding Baseball Recognition Tum Harp Battrng Jon Powell Prtchmg Outstanding Cheerleader Susan WllllamS Outstanding Dnll Team Shannon Seat Junlor Angle Anderson Sophomore Demce Coffman Freshman Strutter ofthe Year Julle Fratto Elalne Marshall Tenms Regronal Quahfner Chrlstl Brewton Track Regional Qualifiers Scott Cox Gary Day Greg Games Byron Green Roger Henson John H111 Hank Hudson Wallace Lewls Heath Wester John Wrllrams Gary Marquez Chrls Bardwell Gerald Lawler Robmn Barrett Chrlstr Brewton Nora Carettml Jennrfer Gurlloud Suzette Henderson Amy Lawrence Jenmfer Lawrence Andrea Logsdon Elaine Marshall Kelly Mltschele State Quallfler f Randy Short - Basketball Chris Ashburn 6 -.yi 45 A wat 'df 1' tl lv: .A ,av llagdx, I , nf mi, mwlwi' 1985 Graduates Pottsboro High School graduation ex- ercises were held May 23 at 8 p.m. in the Grayson County College Auditorium. Howard Rainwater was the guest speaker, Superintendant Charley L. Chambless presented the diplomas to the graduates of the class of 85. Scholarships won by members of the graduating class were presented by high school principal Frank Prindle. Julie Fratto was Valedictorian and Robert Butts was Salutatorian. The invocation was presented by Susan Williams and the benediction by Gary Day. Seniors Kendra Fulenchek, Pam Stout and Tim Harp sang, 'Al Believe, accompanied by Mrs. Norma Whitehead. A. John Hill, Jay Stoneback, and Adam Rogers prepare for the big moment. B, Nancy Clark receives her diploma from Mr. Chambless. C. Elaine Marshall tries on her cap and gown before the ceremony. D. Lisa Love shows her feelings about graduation. E. Robert Butts receives congratula- tions from friends. F. Pat Miller speaks to Lori Christman about graduation. G. Terry Sturgill shows her joy while Valorie Stringer shows tears of sadness and joy. H. Mark Herrin pauses after the ceremony. l, Julie Fratto leads the procession, J. Susan Williams pins on her cap while principal Frank Prindle looks on. C L 1 in 5. H ,Q -f adm iz ff, Don 81 Margaret Behne P.O. Box 1342 Denison, Texas 75021-1342 Hes.: 12145 465-5557 f E-is? we . 63421 Sherpa-Doma, Inc. I mmmlkimwluirm illll F.M. Hwy. 120 West Route 5, Box 100-G Denison, Texas 75020 12143 463-5641 l f' hglii NK MQ K 1 2' y ff 1 .1 ,X 1' U -X2 N E 3 if .3 -,-'I E i ' x R Q H 1 x ,k,,.,., , ,MY W .., , U x, ya ,.- -K X, . -- 1 x 'fw wg 2 aj iu ,. QNX , -xl -nw ! I- xg 1 X' QA' 1 U - ' MMM w ,gm 1-0 ,,.,, -.,,- WWMM--A km Y, ,. LA V2 XX Q I ff - f '31 X Q AR E I N. x 1 W X x I, xxx XX x,-,- XX- I xx-MDN Xkxxaj. 1 w .ww f ,, ,,.. 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Jqfk, , 7,1 V , ' V I 2 1 I ,X G. -fe. 3 5 1 E 2 5 r i l it MS Band The Middle School band, under the direction of Mr. Bill Yowell, spent the year strengthening playing skills and learning more about different in- struments. In early May a concert was presented to show off the bandis playing ability. A. Mandy Anderson, Jeannie Perdue, and Scott Miller show their expertise in band. B, Pam Shires, Suzy Starr, and Karen Montgomery really look like they know what they are doing. C, Scott Miller plays by ear. D. Anthony Thomas and Mike McDonald concentrate on the beat of the surroun- ding environment. E. Suzy Starr, Karen Mon- tgomery, and Sandra Clem are surprised how much they have improved since they first started band. F. Julie Rock, Sonya McGuire, and Tammy Jaresh all wait patiently for their turn to play. G. Jeannie Perl due and Mandy Anderston keep an eye on the priz- ed possession of the year, a Cabbage Patch Doll. H. Mr. Yowell directs the band. l. Mr. Yowell tries to teach the Middle School band how to sight read. J. Mr. Yowell finds music for the Middle School band to play. Sponsored by Foxworth-Galbraith . ...,.- A AH UEEQQIPLQQEQQES ,ig K tg, -J 5 15 'N il 'r.l -I 'N -I L 116 ,g af.. . Y 2555! , Q . V, r 1-f v my The cheerleaders had to hurdle another obstacle as the year opened. A major change for the cheerleaders was when the squad reigned under the new leadership of Mrs. Cindy Outlaw. Another change was the new policy which allowed three cheerleaders from each the 7th and 8th grade. Because of this new policy, eliminating 6th grade cheerleaders, the class had to project spirit without leaders. Overlookig the few changes that occurred, the girls con- tinued to lead their teams to victory, A. Cheerleaders perform stunts in pep rally. B. 8th grade cheerleaders, Toni Miller and Carla Miller, ride in the Christmas parade. C. 7th grade, B. J. O'Mary, Jena Volick and Amy Webb, demonstrate spirit in parade. D, Stunt building is a big spirit raiser. pl go' 'L' Y l 'Ms f 'J. '- .: df - I . ' 1-' -',-1' r... f. . v f- ' ' T ' Tr' 35 5 .mth '. ' i 'S 'mf ' ' - I - .ifklff f H A I K' ld . . . r ,Q .' ' 5' .f T W- ' 1 Lau 5- R . C 3 M Sri ,- '-SFA f- 1 :ff-' ff . S -.J 1 1, f 5' , . r if . , Q , P g f ,tr W .. A M. , .gg Q. L mv ...Q N A . It as A f X xfm, , , V V I I . . 3 3 , , 3 'I M' T sf ai. r X tin i ds Ek i ix D. lg, 'X MS UIL The Pottsboro Middle School won sec- ond place at the district UIL meet held at Austin College in Sherman. Students placed in oral reading, reading writing spelling, and number sense. ORAL READING: Brandee O'Mary 1st Kyle Williams 3rd READY WRITING B. J. O'Mary 3rd Monica Meadows 5th SPELLING Shelly Stratton 2nd Karla Brown 4th Kelly Flanagan 5th Julie Rock 6th NUMBER SENSE Timmy Burleson 2nd Robin Henson 3rd Theresa Ulmer 5th A. Kenneth Williams, Jason Whaley, Jon Shock take a break from U,I.L. activities. B. Scott Miller and Matt Pressley discuss their strategy. C. Charity Turner and Sharlott Burns find U.l.L. competition pleasant. D. Whaley enters the auditorium at Austin College. E. Shock and Williams take a walk to stretch after a long day of competition. a 1 Q f' sg Aw 1 ,, .41 R 'JW' V, is . Q, K Kaimlww. Q 1 wwf Am Adams, Donnie Ashburn, Jeff Bardwell, Laura Barnett, Sharon Bates, Scott Bielawski, Daniel Block, Rachel Breeding, Shawn Brinlee, Carla Brown, Anthony Brown, Lisa Brown, Warren Burleson, Timmy Burns, David Capshaw, Christi Cassell, Leslie Childress, Scottie Conder, Kalon Copeland, Jim Cordell, Lynette DePute, Shirley Dixon, Jame Farmer, Jason Flanagan, Kelly Gaines, Jay Gouard, Rhonda Graley, Gary Hash, Benjamin Henson, Robin Hix, Stephen I ssl, C Y :si L., ,ir ls, I :. h i k ,-., 1 X a , . in -if 'S 1 H is f. s s X K X r- H ga-2155, -jg . gf- gg i ,yn A D x '. ,hh to IX 't I 5 is Y s ik. Q -.., as -. ttll ffl Q L 'V W5 , , 1 A . N, Q z is A 1 3 . is t 5 , X N X, ., 4. , g, 12. , ,.. . 4 - xg 7,1 5 , if K ,.. . ,..,.' 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Both Christmas and Halloween brought out the spirit and anxiety of the seventh graders as they decorated doors, rooms, and even the classroom windows. A. The smiling faces of Stacy Branton and Natalie Kelley show the year is just about over. B. Jason Whaley waits patiently for his turn to the vending machine as Tara Harp shys away from the camera. C. Clay Dyer shows that Coke is the real thing. D. Heather Brown checks in with her mother as B. J, O'Mary, Jenna Volcik, and Casey Coffin waits anxiously, ,M 1- Steve Green Tara Lynn Ha-rp Heath Harvey Charles Hix Jeffery Holt Kyle Hudson ' Shane Jacobs Tammy Jaresh Chad Jones Natalie Kelley Kodi Kirk Jimmy Lynch Deborah Mann Jason McCrory Michael McDonald Sonya McGuire Laura McLain Scott Miller Karen Montgomery Freddie Nail John Nipper Malinda Null B. J. 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Graduation Graduation exercises for Pottsboro MS. were held at the school cafeteria. A recep- tion and dance were held at the Silver Wings Club after the ceremony. Robin Henson was the valedictorian and Timmy Burleson was the salutatorian. Honor graduates included were Kenneth Williams, Eric Johnson, Derek Pressley and Kelly Flanagan. A. Jay Gaines shakes Mr. Chambless' hand. B. 8th graders sing at graduation. C. Jim Copeland and Starla Wilson read the class history. D. Lynette Cordell receives her diploma. E. Ken Williams leads the pledge of allegiance, F. Mr. Chambless congratulates Julie Jaresh. A. Tim- my Burleston, 85 salutatorian. B. Robin Henson. 85 valedictorian, C. Derek Pressley demonstrates another talent at the piano, D. Honor Graduates wait to receive diplomas. E. Students converse before graduation exercises. F, 1985 graduates. G, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs, Lagro talk to an 8th grade student before the ceremony. 'K fee K x ., 4? :AL ' ll l L AL 1.. ,f K E S 1 'fin QQ 'N i .:, - Sv X 'A ' i if Q X K 8th GIRLS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Starla Wilson, Synette Cor- dell, Toni Miller, Julie Jaresh, Rachel Block, Carla Miller, Laura Bard' well, Andrea Miller, Laura Rutherford. Top Row: Leigh Ann Winters, Shani Lewis, Bobbi Jonston, Angela Ratliff, Jame Dixon, Laurie Smith, Sheri Martines. ,,.. , 8th BOYS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Richard Maness, Ricky Browder, Robin Henson, Kenneth Price, Scott Bates, Pat Starr, Steven Jay, Vicent Mott. Top Row: Jerry Sinor, John Mark Johnson, Fary Gailey, Jason Farmer, Michael Wade, Tom Bullins, Eric Johnson, Jay Gaines. 7th GIRLS BASKETBALL: Front Row: Pam Shires, Karen Bardwell, Jerri Smith, Debbi Mann, Mandy Anderson, Stacy Branton, Jenna Volick. Top Row: Katrina Cheek, Amy Webb, Sonya McGuire, Tammy Jaresh, Heather Brown, Paula Ratliff, B. J. O'Mary, Laura McLain, Casey Coffin. 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Top Row: Gary Graley, Mike Sturgeon, Jason Farmer, Jeff Ashburn, Mike Wade, Tony Thomas, Jom Bullins, Warren Brown, Tony Brown. - . a 1 -y ii'i it T caac F . at - - F f-' f - A . aaaaca T f p -f 6 R L. kigy 1 -Xa 'F K '.' ' K C F A K V. Q if'f.,: its ' , g i, Q If 'bl 5 .FH - V 5 l -, sl V .' Y :fi ' . 'if ' '32 3 I! if ' . J- ' -1- S 1, ' -Q WV g -. l, in .K xvwg y N ' hhxy yy.. .. . y ih y I . . , ,.. . - A , , S. A5 ' ii i' . I llll -. .. Q W 'll is Z A Q Z '-.. , l lit K5 '- t v Ffa lx A s IA' . K ' ' tl T . at T 'wif to tw' . I , Ok 'lli . X f, y i .-4 bl, ' 1 7th BOYS FOOTBALL: Front Row: Mike Dotson, Carl Sikes, Charlie Armstrong, Mike Smith, Jonh Browder, Chad Jones, Mark Blalock, Mike Peterman, Heath Harvey. Middle Row: Kyle Williams, Jason Whaley, Wesley Short, Jeff Holt, Jessie Dollar, Mike McDonald, Floyd Brown, Jon Shock, Trent Fleming, Kenny Aldridge. Top Row: Justin Watt, Jim Winsett, Toby Upton, Chip Nip- per, Kirk Dobson, Jimmy Lynch, Ron Cousins, Matt Stinger, Clay Dyer. I 131 1' 6th U.l.L.: Front Row: Jessica Lawrence, Brandy Foltz, Misty Burleson, Shelly Stratton, Karla Brown, Angie Cordell. Back Row: Brandee O'Mary, Angela Moon, Joey Reed, Jason Deets, Theresa Ulmer, Monica Meadows. 7th U.I.L.: Front Row: Kyle Williams, Mike Smith, Jason Whaley, Jon Shock, Julia Rock. Back Row: Karen Montgomery, Suzanne Starr, Scott Miller, Ron Cousins, B. J, O'Mary, Heather Brown, Tammy Jaresh. 132 Cheerleading B J O Mary Jenna Volcik Amy Webb Laura Bardwell Carla Miller Toni Miller Perfect Attendance Danny Bielawski Timmy Burleson Leslie Cassell David Moon Samantha Nelson Derek Pressley Laura Rutherford Charlie Armstrong Stephen Bertrand Ricky Browder Mark Budra Mark DeFratus Clay Dyer Jeff Holt Chad Jones Scott Miller Wesley Short Bradley Walters Jason Whaley Stephen Arnett Track Steve Green John Mark Johnson Basketball Mike Smith Tom Bullins Football Chip Nipper Michael Wade Track Leigh Ann Winters Toni Miller Laurie Smith Sclence 8th Eric Johnson English Derek Pressley Math 8th Jame Dixon History t Jeff Price Band 8th Kelly Flanagan Computer Science Christi Capshaw Reading 8th Jodie Neal English 7th Tiffany Richardson Math - 7th Laura McLain Science - t Mike Smith History - 7th Jon Shock Reading - t Chip Nipper Band - 7th Mandy Anderson Middle School Awards ' ' ' -8th A LN ' t -8 h K - Illjifid I Qi eftt N A 1 h A Q . ff! t Qjf 7 h fl S E S Convenience Store FEATURING A CONOCO GAS SNACKS SOFT DRINKS E. .Z Q- +9 Qggfe a 134 VIDEO GAMES MAGAZINES CAR WASH HWY 120 POTTSBORO ,Mx K WSE E ihnhs Q f ,wgtmifff LL , I J ZLL kV,7 U, . gf15 W f fu L, v W xififgg? 395551. 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Jeffry Baker Andrea Bates Joel Benke Jodie Bentley Jason Brown Sharlote Burns Chris Byler Daniel Campbell Robert Carter Chad Clement Robert Dodson Darla Dollar Mattew Faulkner Toby Fritts Tony Garza Timothy Green Christina Griffith Larry Gross ' l .. x N . , ii ,gf it its iv- ,, Fifth Grade Fifth graders climbed to the top of the totum pole for the elementary side of the campus. They participat ed in a Jumpba- Thon for the Heart Association which they had three-hour-a-week practices. They also had two plays which were performed. A, Christi Jacobs finds her way thru the haunted house. B. Toby Fritts shows his skills on jumping rope. C. Bobbie Osborne and Charity Turner relax while enjoying their P.E. class. D. Kathy Miller, Jason Brown. and David Shavely take time from PE, activities to pose for the ca Lori Harlow Che Henderson Chris Huerta Dyan Jacobs Troy Johnson Danny Lacey Andrea Little Sheri Lynch Preston Maxwell Sean McDaniel John McDonald Kathriina lMclntire 136 YTIQTB. 15' 'S- E Xi' l 5 l it is N R533 t vs,- s , ds, 2? Q ,M I W i ff! 'L K 'ill A LSQ Wax' s o za an X 'Q wi S, Jii . f- -as fl W' X .vs - 4 . i -,wx K ali t j? fr' or gQf I Ji . . :U -5 Q.. .3 ,--:D Qs . ' nr' Q ii 'x is ' . A L :xxx E . 4 'YJ' 61 i f iss iw, nf ft-fist 4 'Gil rr Katia 'P t 'Is ax ' Q A T at -s B Q i V l' i t 1'-'-2 .s his of LQ? A 1 . ix as X t X-qt x X Q , . s ' t 1- . ...fi fv.i 5 W...srfQ., aussie, ' X, 'ST ,-.'- ff- Q : ' -tx t .Ne is 1 i ,.,., .. . 'fziszf-iff: . 26 55 t ,,, AMR? gf.. ,. . M. ,L t:,.if ., , ., ,Nw 3 1 My - Meg, R: ' .. A.-Haw ,gifts-E 1 , xi b QW + , wi is Q is , 34? w. S Q 'S Eg tn X N t X x s ef so ' T ltfw S gr ,ir tg QS? 53 ss N -ws 1 gi? 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Thi ww .kl. , Kathy Miller Laura Miller Ricky Miller Christopher Mollerhour Steven Nail Eric Nipper Anthony Null Chad O'Neal Bobbie Osborn Nolan Osborn JoAnn Patterson Tammy Poole Deana Parr Angela Simon Sean Slevin Brain Sloan Amy Smith Kenneth Smith Nick Smith David Sharvely Stacy Sharvely Carolyn Stoolfire Christeen Theakston Tricia Thomas 137 EN Fourth Grade The fourth graders of 85 came in with new and exciting goals. With the state E.E.'s and stricter rules they managed to learn while still having a little fun. The fourth graders put on a Christmas play and in the spring they performed another smoking. As a project the kids made posters for a contest. These fourth graders show great enthusiasm and effort as they move on to the final year in elementary school. if f F. Q we '31, iz play- In Health Class they had a local doc' A. Brent Ulch sang a solo during the fourth grade l' 1 tor visit talking to them on the dangers of Christmas play, Stephanie Anderson Shawn Ard ' Y :M A Jennifer Ashburn Q -gk-353 I g in Patricia Austin - , Car1:eBBaily Josep ence A, xx P ggg u i - Mark Brown 1 H, . -f ' H - ' Y .,. ,Q i:.9?.f,-,wg .- Angle Burgess .XE it 2 -A Q xv. l l i rf, k ' at Kelly Capshaw Q I i-' ' a Q t.. T K SMPPQY Ca -f . A Q is all 1 A s.,s is in Chris Carrell K i' . i .L V5 A Gina Clark e as is ss f'i'f ' 'ff' A 3-'f'f'ii t ' ' ss s T 'S A A ' is Q 5 l ' X t y Scott Deets .g- T X. A 3 fi N ? V: Q Heather Dunkerton Q, A A ' T' - Sandra Elliot r Xt 1 tfff 'Q .. -g , sf: I t r s - wr- 'rf Karen Everett T al R f l, r Q ., D 7 ev. T S Devin Foster 5, J ' T Q W V is t E? i n it K s Z Z .g s 1 ,F , N T, ' 1 1 1 Jolene Francis Cheryl Fruen Jonan Fulenchek Samuel Gray Julie Griffen Dodie Griffith Sanya Gouard Tracy Hardenburg Ray Harvey Cliff Hayes Cheri Henderson Nikki Henson , . ,N .0 X. g n-A gh... 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'4 k ' 'S 'X Q sf e Q in K is , J t an W' 5 if t ow 8 x by 7 , sg, ,- gg I Lenda Hill Stacy Hinshaw Tonya Holt JaRee Hunt Melody lrland Jodie Johnson Corey Jones Dean Kammer Nathan Kemp Brandon Kent Matthew Kinnett Troy Laroche Choice Luster Heather Lynn Roy Marines Tara McGuire Joseph Menne William Morton Josie Mugent Cathy Pace Jason Pearson Warren Pressly Kaci Quinn Shawn Ramsey Kenneth Reeves Seth Reynolds Jamie Shock John Sikes Samuel Sinclair Frank Thomas Timothy Thomas Katherine Thorpe Brandi Tyson Brenton Ulch Brandy Vanlandingham Kimberly Volock r J ' 3 1 7 p 'N Kimberly Arnold Terry Baugh Dovna Bielawski Greg Brewer Holly Brown ' Lorl Brown Monica Buchanan Christina Butler Tonya Clements Chav Collum Stephanie Cook Sherri Covey Autumn Factor Deana Foster Brian Fox Landon Goins Philip Greenwood Jimmy Griffin Robert Griffith Cory Harlow Chene Henderson Christina Jacobs James Kohn Mathew Livermore Joshua Lowe Jodi Malone Adam Mann Theresa Matteri Christina Maxwell Micheal McDaniel ,M . 4 Q 'A 4 55, f. 1, 4 V, sq-X !1?!?g!, if Y - .. 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' Er -1 -1 Q . , X L' K l XR mx Q -4-v - 1 lm I Jennifer McDonald John McKinstry Clarissa Melton Ginger Murphy Debra Rapp Tera Reynolds Tammy Riggs Jeffrey Robinson Marcus Sikes Macey Smith Melissa Stacy Steve Stratton Amy Theakston Rejeania Wallace Angie Wamer Carrie White Thomas Woods Third Grade The third grade came into the year one more step up the ladder by advancing to the elementary school. With the state E.E.'s and harder classes, the third graders were thrown another loop: cur- sive writing. But determined to do well they work harder to master one of the many tasks with many more to follow. To make things easier and fun, the third graders held a Christmas play, a food drive for a needy family, and took a field trip to Eisenhower's Birthplace. A. Two third graders wait for Christmas dinner dur- ing their play. B. The class sings carols during their play. C. Jennifer McDonald tells the night before Christmas. D. Jennifer McDonald, Melissa Stacy, and Phillip Greenwood prepare the feast. E. Macey Smith announces the next scene. F. Jennifer McDonald discusses the importance of the thanks for the meal. 141 Sabrina Aldrigde Kenneth Austin Mandy Bates Chad Bentley Melissa Blankenship John Brandon w Melissa lMissyl Branton Jared Brooks Jeremy Brooks Michael Bullins Frankie Burns Matthew Capshaw leshia Collum Andy Davis Farah Derebery Ruth Dulaney Gwen Dutton Rebecca Faulkner life Michael Foster Erin Garner Carla Geer Kelli Gentry Seana Gill Christy Hayes Monica Hill Shanan Huerta Trey Hughes James Hussong Kristal Jackson Chad Broyles Second Grade One Small Step Forward . . . Second graders ex- perienced an entirley dif- ferent year at Pottsboro Kyle Johnson Primary School. This year was different for them because they were the up- perclassmenu from their building. They may have dealt with familiar subjects, but they also had to cope with state essential elements. Although they didn't always understand what the E.E.'s meant, they knew what hard work was. Second graders participated in other activities such as a Christmas play and the Little Cardinal Relays in the spring. Their year was highlighted by holiday parties and recess. A. Michael Bullins, Erin Garner, Ruth Dulaney, Alan Nip- per, Joesph Piazza, Carla Aldrigde, Alison Turner, Monica Hill, Christy Hayes, Cari Jones participated in a Christmas party. B. Dusty Rhoades proves that circus life isn't all that thrilling. C. Moore, Wheeler, Hughes, and Mclntire enjoy acting out the different seasons. f -s.' xx- ..- ,. 'gj,-.1 Bi. sf as , A K, l.Nliif f ' l X A S 2? .ir. -Q, - N N K . n . K K . ry fe 'V 1.1 ' X 6 'iz .Y W T XQ s tl-2 .t , ,. xr 'sf is .ru at... Q., . ' . if 5i't..SEif'? fears? sfssowa ..ss l v .QQf E Nfl x X Q 3 in i l X ta- h ts kfly .. ,X .4 K .la yy, 52 nr 'us 1. Us PM J rss K , :sg ' ' J ,L ,kl y M Aiii lk , lgias oi' as i 1 1 N :WV , Ai, i :fl I' JC' L KVL. kluta i r, J i ., wi 409' he 5, X R 'N W, Q ..- Y in wir If, L B qtzq 1 11. u . x ,sw , . V r X... as 1 -- , .. - k .. X :P 6 X Sv I 4 L L , A P X , Q f , ,ff 1 . xx L, Q. we is ..., i .. 3 X. :Qffu xx B Afgwwx JN K K l x l i l s I. if a , ,r ,dw -6 M Q Cari Jones Tammy Lacey Christopher Lee Jeremy Luster John Mack Kevin Matthews Leona Mclntire Kristal Minyard Bryan Moore Mari Ann Moser Felisha Mott Allen Nipper Daniel Nixon Joseph Piazza Joshua Preston Scott Price Dusty Rhoades Jeremiah Ruff Michael Snavely Jennifer Squires Darrell Sullivan Michael Trojacek Alison Turner Misty Ward Jeff Warlick Jennifer Watson Jennifer Watt Dennis Whaley Joh Wheeler Dena Winsett First Grade A unit on playground safety started off the lst grade for the six and seven year olds. The lst graders learned many skills throughout the year and were involved in various activities such as patriotism, a self-concept study, a Texas unit, and growing plants. A cooking unit was also included in the lst grade agenda. These activities were greatly enjoyed by the students and will help prepare them for future goals. A. Bobby Wood takes a moment to relax at the Halloween Carnival, B. John Faulkner eagerly opens his Christmas present. C. Kaycee Cordell desperately tries to open her gift at the Christmas party, Tiffany Baker Jeri Bateman f. 1 . w. Angela Baze Warren Beck . . I Jacob Benke T f ' Wesley Burns L. if V 1, x id J' 4- A W , t 1 L lx ' 1 iff-g - fri-2 Misty Cassell . Daniel Cato Janette Childress 'l j I VVA. I C Colby Choate ri' Clint Clayton T A Kilee Cody ' 1 if 5 if , ' ,am- Kaycee Cordell Q Eva Cork Britni Covey Leigh Ann Curry Jeremiah Cwikla , fl , gig...- f xfzaf g Q, I V-..,,,J ,tw Q X 5 34 .ai 6 . 'Q it , J .J ' Jeremy Davis ,-,,,e,gf,, 1 ' x wg, W 1 W 'gi t t i M ,, ' ,. 'tg al a Q ,A F- f 'T ,L fi jg 2' 'W - Q C ii t A' ' V , f' 'L ---- N1 1 My , , fx f ju' I- ' iff o 'Q' ,i.i we V J f , J W-ff . is ml was J ' t -, ' 4 t ,,,, M gig 1 i 'ws , ' za - -X . t - aft . T 0 B 144 it ,.t-s..v -. T , T t 'Al ,,...n-A f wi 8 S' . 5 it 1 w 1 , tt- '- 1 in .. J my 5 J- ,..-.TR Q if K M A ,.,-f ....-- 3 A ir S? ' all Y , W its , Nr 5 3 , is A ' N.. i f if Q is 1 1 All f .,:, se 1 , 1 K ,. . I V of at -. T ' I , - WV ix .... . I f Ii, A ss. VA R , Nwunf- ' 'Q-2 .. . , ., xg . iiss i , , I . si 'Nxt l l gfssijh it .LV 9 ,V R H 6 h . sv - h .. ,,. i ' .5 ik ,I I S,-W-: L.-- A v V K Nf ' --'- ' 'ki' ,,,..,...-. 5 , ,. t , if-f .4 E it - K -ffm :'.- -1 . kf.k 2 C --f. I ss Qi A i is X ,K hi . T. . -1 ..., t J J ' C 4 lii T . - O .K 1 is K. Q st Q... ,k so S' N NB' 1 XL . , V . i - . S5 51' y :1-,,. , in ,A J J kk.1 i 2. ,C ., K. T Y i 4 P 4 S il SKS V Lk.. i ly? 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Q, T t Q X 1, ti: Heidi Dunkerton Robbie Dutton Troy Dyer John Faulkner Jason Francis Brian Hill James Hill Kristi Hinshaw Christy Holder Jennifer Howard Christi Ireland Jamie Jaresh Kristy Jones Jenifer Kirby Jason Lahey Tara Laroche Bobby Little David Menne Andy Morton Ryan Murray Melissa Nelson Clint Noe Lucas Nugent Sabrina Oliver Lenora Pressley William Reed Aaron Ross Heather Stephens Jennifer Stratton Jamie Thomas Toby Thomas Miranda Thompson Chad Towery Jason Volcik Angie Williams Sam Williams Andie Wilson Jackie Wilson Mason Wilson Bobby Woods Mandy Wright Brandon Yowell 145 X Kindergarten Nervousness and excitement filled the air as the new kindergartners took their seats on the first day of school. Although nervous and excited, meeting and making new friends was not a difficult task. The new state laws which mandated essential elements affected kindergarten along with the other grades. These elements called for more study time and less play time. learned to During study time they print and recite the alphabet and numerals, as well as to express themselves orally. In addition to these skills their coloring and listening became much improved. Special activities the kindergarten was involved in the first semester in- cluded the carving of jack-o-lanterns in October, a Thanksgiving singing pro- gram portraying the children as Pilgrims and Indians, and the exchang- ing of gifts in December along with the traditional Christmas party. The second semester brought on ex- citing events such as the traditional Valentine's party, a trip to the livestock show, an easter egg hunt in April, and the annual Little Cardinal Relays. 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Woodard Denison, TX 463-3600 Lake-Aire Box 15 Pottsboro, TX 786-2737 HalIiburton's Kwik Go Route 2 Box 240 Pottsboro, TX 786-3663 1 57? lifting A, .M L Q, E, yy af 2 X ,E i . ggi , 1 A , R: 'Q' 1 i'x 4 ' K 1 W' .1 s x - sw A' A if is ti i N12 r' ' 42 f I A eta lk W I J- f ' gf X xfi 4 K jf' ' Q' ' Q 'J 4...- 0 J V. fs Q ' tw' ':'?35e?3'? ?2 ' gf b,,' f ' ee' ,W '43 ,N 2415 'Q' ' r Zvi Bef Y 42 2? 1' J v . 'L ' fx, mg 'u Y if Qg.E! 'U fl A, A. Senior boys enjoy swimming party at Tanglewood Hills Country Club. B. Charlie Armstrong. Brandee O'Mary. John Mark Johnson. Angela Moon. and Brandy Choate take time out of lunch for the camera. C. Johan- na Matteri explains her project to Mrs. Nugent. D. Katy Reed prepares for UI L. State competi- tion. E. Angie Morris and Kelly Mitschelle get ready to take a swim, F. Ahh. summer seems to be Pat Mlll2T'S theme. G. Kelli Brown gets crazy at Jack-in-the-Box on Ull.. trip. H. Leo Tuel is everyones friend. lh. A ' . e ix ix ., A x . 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