Pottsboro High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Pottsboro, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1988 volume:

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Box 555 Pottsboro, TX 75076 Vol. XXI .ff-ai.. sf- he-I.-. normal lnor' mall adj. 1. conforming to or constituting an accepted standard, model, or pattern, usualg standardg typical 2. having or demonstrating average intellectual or emotional development By Teresa Wheeler Why can we claim to be not normal? Because in no way has this been a normal year. Pottsboro has always had the reputation of being a tough competitor athletically and scholastically, but this year Cardinals of all ages towered above past expectations and standards and several times strayed very far from the norm. This year alone there were three foreign exchange students. Gioconda Darcia came from Costa Rica. Marek Harloff visited us from Hamburg, West Germany. And Carlos Ernanny represented Rio De Janiero, Brazil. Students in all grades involved scored high on TEAMS tests, having comparatively high percentiles of mastery. There were also new teachers in every building and new coaches on the field. The football and baseball teams advanced deep into the play-offs. And both the boy's and girl's basketball teams competed at the bi-district level. The OAP and seven people went to and placed at state in individual sports and academic events. There were approximately 40 people in the marching band, the largest number of members ever. The drill team had to cut routines to fit their seven-member line, but they pulled out some pretty impressive ones despite the fact. The yearbook staff only had two returning members. And out of nine staffers, there was only one male: Stacy. Top: Jill Garner and Mary Wood, homecoming queen runners-up, ride down Hwy. 120 in the annual Christmas parade. Bottom: Players, coaches, and fans react to winning another play-off trophy. The Cardinals advanced to regional competition where they fell to Lorena 26-42. N Page Sponsored by lst NATIONAL BANK OF POTTSBORO Pottsboro got a new Mitchell's supermarket and a new Dairy Queen, and moved the city limit to the front gate of Simmons Shores. As the size of Pottsboro town grew, the population of Pottsboro ISD grew. Willow Springs campus remained open for three very large kindergarten classes. Each campus gained a portable building to be able to accommodate such a large number of students. And when the results of the semi-annual district realigning came in, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. PHS had remained in AA classification by a small handful. Right: Elementary students from all grades get together to do jumping jacks for the P.E. show. Below: Mark Guilloud ileftj and Johnny Wood lrightj decided to be really weird and come to school dressed as nerds . Below Right: Charles Baker fplungingl and Joe Hasten perform a skit for Mrs. Ellis's seventh period theatre arts class. The 1988 graduating class was also the first class to raduate under House Bill 72 policies. They were also the first lass to vote not to have a graduation speaker then repeal their ecision later and invite a speaker to their afternoon raduation. They were also the first class to have the ppiortunity to graduate under the advanced program of :u ies. In addition this freshman class is the last class to be exempt from writing an essay on the exit level TEAMS test. And we went to school on a Saturday to make up for a day missed to a snow storm. This was also the first time the Middle School and High School both graduated in the Grayson County College auditorium on the same day. Eighth grade graduated at 10:00 in the morning, and the seniors graduated at 2:00 that afternoon. ielow Left: Mandy and Lorna Bates performed twirling routines for the high school pep rallies. Below Right: The Edge, a rock group 'ith a drug message, stopped at Pottsboro to perform a mini-concert during school hours and a full concert the next night at thecommunity enter. Bottom: Mrs. Willa Dean Smith, retired Texas history teacher, returned throughout the year to give speeches about various aspects f Texas and to substitute for absent teachers. W?-33145555 'W' . 'lf-4 Wx Q .X 3 an--'--f ff! rd' hi .,v 'Y I M 'lff A M wt.. , Then there were always the latest fads and fashions. One popular one with the seniors, especially on Senior Spirit Day, was boxer shorts over long johns. People bought jeans with holes already in them and wore different colored shoes on each foot. Tails were done away with and longer bangs emerged on the guys. Girls began showing up in mini-skirts, and the peace emblem and denim jackets were back. Top Right: The cheerleaders gave the football team balloons for their accomplishments during the play-off season. Below Left: Drum Major Tommy Meadows and Mike Livermore do a halftime routine at the Homecoming game. Below Right: Mascot Lynette Cordell cheers the team to another victory at SGS. I E.,-,-nr wa S F' '!v.x'f H Ve X 'S ' Q - is-if W 1 , , r i . Q Q X is 'Q 'M Q as 3 ' 65 1 'X -9 ., 5 v' li? , ' f f Av , - 4- Q J , . .L as 5 fiigi, I T ' ' -if , i fi f . S . V I ,. ' ' ...jj Q r 1, t g Q iii. to ,1 ' ef .. fs K e X Wi i'3-1?'1'kL,, ww, , v QS- - 'E 'ggi N 'EF fy Y, ,.,,. W ww fgfx 1 . 'Wx-A My Ar , n l vw if we 'Q x f , f, Q , . W' V1 ,uv X - Yu x i 5: s .Lmf fair? if. fi: U -S ' ik X'-.- .. . -J' ' ' QS' WSI Ars Q A QW? Jag ' L mm, fob. M A Lv K 5.1, -f E 1' any . 1 u 'U' vt if w m.....W,,. Aft .,.,,,s HW 5 ' if-L, .J 5 i I Maier , ,, W a. , ,Q L... ,Fi fm , .,. 7 'Lt WJ P f3JJw div gl N IIA I- U T Y ESQ A Kr FHA l The Future Homemakers of America ended the year vith a cookout and swim party at the lake. Most of the organization's meetings were held at the school this year to help with attendance. During the spring semester meetings were held during homeroom beriods. During December members collect food for a needy 'amily. Holly Crews was president. Mrs. Jeannie Guilloud ind Mrs. Kay Manning are sponsors. Ll v .Lv-ka! Wh.. 1 L. Mrs. Jeannie Guilloud, co-sponsor of FHA enjoys a hot dog during the end of the year party. ' -fungi N , .Jw 5 -pg g Ricky Griffith, Qgson Marshall and Mike Livermore take part in the food and festivities at the lake party. f Qi 8 P ,li a 05 F' 49 Md! Q 7 if 41.1 5 . , JA as Holly Crews waits in line fOr her f00d. Pam Shires clowns around after a swim at the FHA end of the year fete. .J Julia Rock, Chad Jones, Bonkie Osborn, Ricky Griffith and Jason Marshall polish off the food after a swim. 9 1 A MEMBERS Back Row fl rl Anthony Thomas Brett Arterburn Jason Whaley Jason Vest Wesley Short Jlm Copeland, Chris K e uc x, t S ephen MBU! At Left Mr Kent recognlzes Tom Bulllns durlng the spring awards banquet held 1n the hlgh school cafetorlum Above: Mike L Carl Kent presents April Wright with her FFA award. FFA ,,,,.,.....v A fi-We 1 y UD E .1 we tif FFA officers Tom Bullins, April Wright, Tony Thomas and Dustin Vaden await the start of the annual FFA banquet. M' 1- I' ig, I n b N, . 7 . L' 1 'iii ttt L s 4 if? if l. . P- ----: N , Q IQ ' fl :umm Local FFA members prepare to attend the Loy Lake Livestock Exhibition in Denison during the spring. 11 Student Council SX 1' X Q f - +C , S. vt ff, 5 i- 5 K, ,.,, i i I l 3 X .',, e. A TUDENT COUNCIL - Traci Dunnihoo, Derek Pressley, Casey Thorne, Robin Henson, Janice Tobin, Tommy Meadows, Angela Moon, Jon Ehock, Jenna Volcik, Dale Fortner, and Holly Crews. ortner, Shock, Crews and Tobin serve ice cream to Dwayne Short and other high school Eludents during an ice cream sundae party sponsored by the Student Council. 12 Holly Crews served as president of the StuCo. ational Honor W Society 1987-88 NHS Members Seniors: Robin Barrett, Nora Carettini, Holly Crews, Jennifer Johnson, Tommy Meadows, Margaret Person, Joel Thompson, Teresa Wheeler. Juniors: Tim Burleson, Robin Henson, Eric Johnson, Alinda Maxwell, Derek Pressley, Janice Tobin, Kenneth Williams. Sophomores: Mandy Anderson, Heather Brown, Tammy Jaresh, Scott Miller, Karen Montgomery, B.J. O'Mary, Julia Rock, Jon Shock, Mike Smith, Jenna Volcik and April Wright. s, ..kk KU4 H ..4,.......,-..--.--1 r 51-+--1. ...........-.-- f K NHS OFFICERS - Janice Tobin, vice-president, Joel Thompson, president, and Nora Carettini, secretary prepare for the fall induction ceremony. -By , llktpgi Q ,Q Q ' in 3 NEW MEMBERS - Back Row Cl-rl: Scott Miller, Heather Brown, Tammy Jaresh, Mike Smith, Jon Shock, and B.J. O'Mary. Front Row: Jennifer Johnson, April Wright, Mandy Anderson, Jenna Volcik and Julie Rock. 13 FCA 1 FCA members enjoy the winter snow. Chessica Henderson enjoys herself at the FCA Christmas party. Nora Carettini gives a big smile for the camera. 14 FCA W VVY14, Nvpf lik' A ' mamma ' U - , vu -. is v 5' X Coach Manley shoots a free throw blindfolded with the help of Faculty member gets stuffed by FCA member. Coach Short. k .JMX H The Faculty gets prepared for the big game. 1 5 l Vocal Music 4- 49 aw i ..X. iN? Sf. i ' lift: g 'V 1 5 f V l Q Bertrand, Mary Wood, and Sandra Clem rehearse for the Mary Wood sings a solo in her Vocal Music class as concert. The Vocal Music class led by Lynnette Cordell perform at their Christmas concert. 16 IL Recovering from last year's struggles in a new and stronger region, Pottsboro made a strong showing at this year's regional meet and sent the OAP and seven people in individual events to state. Once there, the competitors continued in their success. Placing were Teresa Wheeler, 4th - headlines and lst - editorials, Tommy Meadows, 4th - number sense, Ron Cousins and Jon Shock, 3rd - team debateg Jennifer Johnson, 5th - prose interpretation, Cast and Crew Interview , 3rd - One-Act Play, Holly Crews, All-Star Cast, Kelly Cassell, Honorable Mention All-Star Cast. Also competing were Mike Slevin, informative speakingg Robin Henson, Persuasive Speakingg Monica Meadows, poetryg Kelly Cassell, poetry. Coaches were Mrs. Felecia Garvin, Mrs. Ann Williams, and Mrs. Vickie Ellis. CMembers of the OAP were cast: Marek Harloff, Holly Crews, Tommy Meadows, Ron Cousins, Mike Slevin, Jennifer Johnson, Monica Meadows, and Kelly Cassell. Crew: Mike Peterman, Joe Reed, Mary Wood, Tim Burleson, and Robin Barrett.J Jon Shock returns to his seat after accepting a bronze medal in the team debate contest. V14 n 1C Everyone rested after a long bus ride by going to Mike, Marek, Sz Meadows Restaurant and Club. Mike Slevin, Marek Harloff, and Tommy Meadows cooked fajitas and nachos for everyone. They also showed a Phil Collins concert and a Popular Movie for entertainment. 17 State UIL Winners it .f rl WWW X Q 46. N. .I THE ilhdpfgahl STATE UIL WINNERS V Receiving medals at the state UIL meet in May were Cl-rl Kelly Cassell, honorable mention OAPQ Jon Shock, third in C-X debateg Jennifer Johnson, fifth prose interpretationg Tommy Meadows, fourth number senseg Holly Crews, all-star cast OAPQ Ron Cousins, third C-X debateg and Teresa Wheeler, first in editorials and fourth in headline writing. Teresa Wheeler accepts her first place State UIL award from Bobby Hawthorne, UIL journalism director. Wheeler also placed fourth in headlines. 18 'gi f 10' H. Mrs. Marla Meadows congratulates her son Tommy on his fourth place finish in number sense competition at the state meet. Regional IL Champs REGIONAL UH. CHAMPS - Back Row fl-rl: Robin Henson, Joe Reed, Tim Burleson, Tommy Meadows, Jon Shock, Kyle Williams, Roi Cousins, Mike Slevin, Mike Smith and Mike Peterman. Middle Row fl-rj: Mrs. Ann Williams, Holly Crews, Mary Wood, Kelly Cassell, Marel Harloff, Teresa Wheeler, Mrs. Felecia Garvin. Front Row fl-rj: Mrs. Vickie Ellis, Jennifer Johnson, Monica Meadows, Robin Barrett, anc Annette Schmidt. Below Left: Mrs. Ellis awaits the announcement of the winning plays at Regionals. Below Right: Cast and crew members respond to the announcement that their one-act play advanced to State. l,'.:.3,f.,!J .W.-fi ini. ' T51--523.4 1 11.1 19 4 . sg Q A 3 f - A555 ,r A - Q? , ,I 5 lf Q Q... ... 'F 4 ,, I OAP Takes Interview To State OAP members and cast give a great performance at state. E , Q.. ,,' 3 ,Q 1 1 'Y r X X N X N up-P' ,s 21 Q Eb Elem. Principal A M.s. Principal Larry Cassell d Eddie Vessels 'H Gary Utsler Charlie Chambless Pat Chambless H.S. Principal Supt. Curr. Dir. l School Board Members: fLeft to Right! Janet Johnston, Larry Brown, Johnny Stacy, David Shock, David Hardenburg, Felix Love. Seated: Jerry Bardwell. 22 Sponsored by ANITA'S ANTIQUES Sz GIFTS lib Sharon Arnett Rama Badgett Brenda Barrett Caron Bates Barbara Bell David Carrell Betty Cassell nie . se 11 ay au e Nikki Covington Bill Crenshaw Dixie Daniel Greg Davis Pam Dunson Janie Dutton Vickie Ellis artha Fridley Do ot y r es Jeannie Gu' ud hirle enderson uyi K 3 . . 918613 Garvin ls y Sharon Jaresh Bo Jones Leigh A s uth Lagro Cindy re e Rita Love Kay Manning Carol Martin Linda cKinstr Ron in an 1: Qmxgartefe O'Mary Lin a rin e Ronnie Ray Kenna Rex erri Short Hal Showalter Diana Sikes Ladonna Stanek Carol Thomas Linda Thurston June Watson Cherl West Nila West Norma Whitehead Ann Williams Sal ri 'll Yow Linda Yowell Picture not available: Wynona Hamilton Mona Sizemore EQCIUWIQ 9 moto tw SHQQQGQS. ' fix , I 5 . 21 iz , 1 fx X y, 2 f-3 . L' I I it 'L 2 A .. 'F' it ,Q y K CJ! 'i 'R 4647 5. , imfqti r x X I , ,X ' K , S A nh Q a PM i y y i 1 5 ytt, , ff f. f f- f f - ,iff , N., . M, ,Tr . 1 X X S Q f i, '. 'GX A. 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W, .H W ...A . . ,ww , we ,M 'G wa an . was , ,, .3 M rf 1 5 .45 'Y 'ww fa fs 1 as PP' Above Left: Spirit Day to the seniors meant sweat shirts, boxer short underwear, and long johns. Above Right: Vana Cardinal, Lynette Cordell in costume, struts her stuff at a pep rally. U ' x14 ff' 6, 2 uf 6'-4 V 4 ll 'W W W ' ' VVWVYVV , V V Seniors rally their support for the football team and really get into their battle cry to capture the spirit stick. V fl ,, G -er, JD' ' Bowwcl! Seemingly following the advice of the special cake made for the pre-district team meeting, the varsity boy's basketball team captured the district title. 26 Spirit Dominates PHS Cardinal students show their spirit by painting their faces red and white at a district basketball game. Wm Charles Baker shows enthusiasm before the big game. Sponsored by THEDA'S Andrea Miller salutes her fellow Cardinal fans. if ff, if ,.. I Joe Hasten and Brett Sloan perform an improv about down-hill snow skiing in seventh period Theatre Arts. 27 'ir . Queen and Court Jill Garner was chosen by her peers as the Junior Class Favorite and was Prom Princess at the 1987 Junior-Senior Prom. She was a member of the Student Council her senior year and has been in the Pottsboro High School marching band four years. She also maintained A-B honor roll status her sophomore, junior, and senior years. Jill is the daughter of Bobby and Linda Guinn and Fred and Judy Garner. She was escorted by Johnny Wood, son ofJoe and Kay Wood. Mary Wood has been a member of FHA four years serving as historian her sophomore year and secretaryftreasurer her junior year. She has been active in FCA three years and was the girl's president as a junior and the group vice-president this year. She managed the girl's track team her first three years of high school and managed the girlls basketball team her junior and senior years. In UIL she was a cast member of the one-act play 'tl Never Saw Another Butterfly and on the crew of the The Interview her sophomore and senior years respectively. Her junior year she was also a Class Favorite nominee, class representative and Student Council viceepresident. Her senior year she was a member ofthe choir and class favorite. Mary is the daughter of Joe and Kay Wood. Her escort was Mark Guilloud, son of Larry and Jeannie Guilloud. Nora Carettini partici- pated in track and basketball four years and was chosen Best- All-Around Athlete two years. She was squad captain two of the four years she was a cheerleader and was chosen Outstanding Cheerleader her senior year. She was a member of FCA and NHS three years. In NHS she served as vice-president two years and secretary one year. She was a Mu Alpha Theta member two years and served as secretary her senior year. She also participated in UIL three years. She was chosen class favorite her freshman and sophomore years and was a nominee as a senior. She also served as freshman and senior class vice-president and sophomore class secretary. Nora is the daughter of Gene and Darlene Carettini. Her escort was Joel Thompson. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson. Sponsored by GOINS LUMBER 28 There was visible tension in the air as announcer Holly Crews asked for everyone's attention, and the homecoming festivities began. Tobey Pearson and Tyson Bennett walked the nominee's Corvette around the track in the midst of flashing cameras and a thundering applause. As the band played Say You, Say Me and the drill team performed a special pom pon routine, Kelly Cassell and Teresa Wheeler took their places in the formation carrying the crown and roses. Finally the minute arrived. The three nomin- ees and their escorts walked nervously onto the field. A moment of silence was asked, and thoughts of anticipation were pushed back as the invocation was said. The envelope was asked for and ripped open. Her voice trembling with excitement, Holly read, The Homecoming Queen for the 1987-88 school year is . . . Cameras were readied and a hush fell as breaths were held. No one wanted to miss those two vital next words . . . Nora Carettini. The crown was presented, and with shaky hands Joel Thompson carefully placed it on Nora's head. Roses were given to all three girls, and the crowning was over. Nora waved to the crowd and gave a tearful smile, and the queen and her court were led to their seats where she would reign over her knights as they faced battles on the football field. Homecoming x. Jill Garner Nora Carettini Mary Wood 29 Sponsored by HARRY ROBARDS, PRUDENTIAL INS is w Senior Awards All-Around Nora Carettini - Mark Guilloud f Most Dependable Most Spirited Andrea Logsdon - Garron Elmore l N A z Most Friendly Jennifer Johnson - Todd Arterburn Mary Wood - Tobey Pearson -,., ,,,w:: Senior Awards A ww . . -. 4 M '--M., 'Si -,XF ,,,, V., ,.,, I s 'S ki ig if' Most Studious Most Likely To Succeed Teresa Wheeler - Joel Thompson Robin Barrett - Tommy Meadows g! I r M lr EJ Most Fashionable Most Humorous Lori Arnett - Richard Herrin Jessica Wilson - Tobey Pearson 33 X3 ' A W 'Q-...i.,,W,?,,l ' w fx assi., Freshman Favorites Sophomore Favorites Misty Burleson - Kenny Hoedebeck Jenna Volcik - John Shock Your 'M Junior Favorites Senior Favorites Sam Nelson - Marek Harloff Mary Wood - Johnny Wood Class Favorites Prom Royalty i me Kmg Sc Queen Tommy Meadows - Holly Crews Attendants Andrea Miller - Eric Johnson PTA holds carnival, numerous fund raisers to benefit schools ' ,,, . Q Q Y, bran, 1. 1 g 36 The Pottsboro PTA sponsored the Halloween carnival as its major fund raiser again this year. In addition students sold flower seeds, gift items, sweatshirts and pants. The PTA gave two S500 scholarships to seniors, purchased a new set of letters for the announcement board, made a donation to the Logsdon track fund, printed programs for the OAP performance and presented a retirement gift certificate to Eddie Vessels. At Christmas time the PTA furnished food and clothing to a needy family. A set of encyclopedias was also placed in the elementary library in memory of Mrs. Sharon Howard. Teachers and staff members were honored with an appreciation breakfast at Tanglewood. wc V . WM Dracula iStacy Curtis! attacks victim Heather Colden during the yearbook sponsored Spook house. .4 Q5 .L Kenny Wheeler accepts his prize from a PTA helper. Martee O'Mary encourages a carnival participant in one of the numerous games. 37 CHEMISTRY Tommy Meadows HONORS CHEMISTRY Janice Tobin Teresa Wheeler BIOLOGY Dale Fortner Chad Jones Karen Montgomery Jenna Volcik HOMEMAKING I Christina Kendrick HOMEMAKING II Sharon Barnett CONSUMER ED. Jana Badgett Laurie Griffith Janice Tobin FOODS Kelly Cassell Susan Childers CDCG Robin Henson Jeannie Perdue Starla Wilson FLAP Toni Miller B.J. O'Mary Leigh Ann Winters CLOTHING Tammy Fisher Mike Livermore HHFE Chad Jones Shonna Martin INF. GEOMETRY Stacy Curtis ALGEBRA I Ewell Condron Christina Kendrick Joe Reed ALGEBRA II Jon Shock GEOMETRY Robin Henson Kenneth Williams COMPUTER MATH Janice Tobin TRIGONOMETRY Alinda Maxwell ELEM. ANALYSIS Janice Tobin Kenneth Williams ENGLISH I Sarah Bertrand Ewell Condron Christina Kendrick ENGLISH II Dale Fortner ENGLISH III Robin Henson Jana Rucker Janice Tobin ENGLISH IV Ricky Griffith ENGLISH IV - HONORS Teresa Wheeler TYPING I Ewell Condron Jason Deets Monica Meadows ACCOUNTING I Robin Barrett YEARBOOK Most Valuable Staff Member - Teresa Wheeler THEATRE ARTS Mike Slevin Brian Ulch INTRO. TO SPEECH Jon Shock SPANISH I Lynette Cordell SPANISH II Janice Tobin 38 U.S. HISTORY Jenna Volcik PERFECT ATTENDANCE Stephen Bertrand Mark Budra John Curry Scott Miller Anthony Thomas Jenna Volcik UIL PARTICIPATION ACCOUNTING Robin Barrett Tobey Pearson Jana Rucker TYPING Ewell Condron Jason Deets Angela Moon SPELLING Julia Rock JOURN., LIT. CRIT., ANDIOR READY WRITING Susan Childers Holly Crews Karen Montgomery B.J. O'Mary Brandee O'Mary Jana Rucker Casey Thorne Chris Wheeler Teresa Wheeler' NUMBER SENSE Christina Kendrick Tommy Meadows' Scott Miller CALCULATOR Kenneth Williams Joe Reed SCIENCE Ewell Condron Andrea Miller Scott Miller Tobey Pearson Kenneth Williams 'State Participants A Er Congratulations Seniors 1988 l3rl?zl?rIirl?rRrIiIi-Bzfilia A ALL S UP'S We're your convenience store! D G Ice Flashes Milk Film Deli-Foods Cold Drinks We take time to care Gas Picnic Supplies 786-2922 PRESTON PLAZA MALL Hwy. 120 Pottsboro, TX x xl?:ErErErl?rl3rBrErErR:P of 4 A . . D5 QU Qi' :EU Qi' 565 DEF 25 if EU :F :EU CE 525 2' POTTSBORO Q' or :IN -'25 5?-7 DEF a?-7 ai' :EU DEF :EU Q25 5 Q25 QU P P , . ffm Cree K QD Reg. Trd. Mk. D.Q. Corp Hwy 120 Pottsboro, Texas 786-3440 We have your favorite QBLITZEZRLRDP ' GREAT BURGERS GREAT FRIES GREAT SHAKES 39 J unior, Senior Prom ' +1 i 1 Upper Left: Bobbi Johnston and Ricky Linsteadt enjoy a dance together. Upper Right: John Caudill and date and JulieJaresh and herdate relax between dances.Bottom Left: Mike Owens and Mindy Null get close during a slow dance. Bottom Right: Danny Mann and Laura Backest two-step to a country and western song. Sponsored by LORD gl LADY'S 40 'Til The Clock Strikes Twelve Shaun Samel and Allison Roberts toast each other at the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. 4 , . ji .5 av 1 Robin Henson, right, and date relax between dances. Sponsored by A TOUCH OF GLASS Students at the prom enjoy a fast dance. KJ Jessica Wilson and Christi Martin prepare for another dance at the annual prom which was held at the Denison Rod and Gun Club. 41 ,' vu 3- av-P' , 42. x 4. N Xi .3 .l ,RiXGg N , if X. ' ,A K SEE P' .,-. S I 1 gi K 452 ' Rick Pellman and Tobey Pearson and Tammy Pittsley in the back, wait the final moments before graduation. Stephanie Robbins and Lori Ragsdale march into the back of the auditorium. i Tommy Meadows and Mike Slevin complete the group of nine honor graduates who led fellow classmates onto the stage. 43 Laura Backest, Jana Badgett, and Stacy Blalock prepare to line up before graduation. Kenny Betts and Tyson Bennett relax for a few moments and discuss plans for the summer. Tina Waters advances to the stage for her diploma. Kenneth Williams, usher, assists Tammy Fisher as she enters the auditorium. . . Graduation 1988 PHS graduates share a final moment of conversation at the close of the ceremony. 4 Bryan Miller and Terri McCollum march out of the GCC auditorium. Kelly Cassell and Chad Buchanan wait for their cue to enter the auditorium to receive diplomas. 3 45 M., x ' A ' 557. is , if X' 5 K ki Wf,k- Q Q . P Y iz ,, K . '. K ,Nw ff i wg 1 Aff.- 1 x : 3 - Q4 H M wa: --M 53452, Drill Team 88 Chessica Henderson, Mindy Null, Monica Meadows, Lynette Pfeifer, Annette Schmidt, Melissa Ragsdale, Tammy Fisher, lst Lieut., Denise Coffman, Captaing Molly Thompson, 2nd Lieut. Strutters strut their stuff as they perform in pep rally. Tammy Fisher and Molly Thompson relax on the Charter bus on the way to DeSota, for a play-off game. Sponsored by PRESTON PLACE 47 l i arching Band D w-f4,,, THE 1987-88 CARDINAL MARCHING BAND A Front to Back, Left to Right: Kristi Trojacek, Kasey Thorne, Kelly Flanagan, Suzy Starr, Christi Capshaw, Traci Dunnihoo, Shaun Franzeo, Mark DeFratus, Laura McLain, Cathy Miller, Amy Bush, Sara Shires, Chris Huerta, Mindy Null, Kelly Rock, Pam Shires, Amy Hatfield, Danny Lacey, Shaun Slevin, Lynette Pfeifer, David Yowell, Julia Rock, Mandy Anderson, Chris Mullenhour, Joey Reed, Sandra Clem, Shannon Christman, Sam Nelson, Anthony Thomas, Karen Montgomery, Mike Livermore, Robert Dodson, Tania Askins, James Harmon, Trisha Thomas, Drum Major Tommy Meadows. ' Q ,al 'lx X The band demonstrates the art of perfection in executing a precision routine. Sophomore Mark DGFFHWS De1'f0fmS 3 C01'0Uet solo. 48 PHS Band As football season approached, band members prepared for summer practice. From eight o'clock in the morning into the heat of the afternoon the band learned to march and prepared new shows. They then worked on honing their newly learned routines into precision works in the snowstorms of winter. At the first football game, the band proudly performed in new uniforms, and a new assistant band director, Mr. Greg Davis, was welcomed with his new ideas and extra help. Davis was previously an instructor in Sherman for six years. He has earned both his bachelors and masters degrees from NTSU. Under the direction of veteran Bill Yowell and drum major Tommy Meadows, the Cardinal Marching Band sported the largest field of musicians in the history of the band. In addition to marching, the band performed a spring stage concert and 12 members played with the North Texas Honor Band in Denton. As the school year wound to a close, band members were active in reorganizing a flag corps for the fall season. Below: All of the hard work and dedication paid off. The band gained a reputation of continued success as each performance was stepped out perfectly. 49 Cheerleaders The 1987-88 cheerleaders worked hard to be the best both in competition and in front of the crowds. Working together, the two squads painted spirit signs for the halls and run-throughs for the teams, prepared pep rallies, and encouraged lots of crowd enthusiasm. Overall the PHS cheerleaders had a success- ful year, as did the teams for which they cheered. Mrs. Ronda Norman served as sponsor. Above left: The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: iBottoml Reagan Goins, Misty Burleson, and Heather Brown. QTopj Amy Webb, Brandy Choate, and Jenna Volcik. Above right: Webb and Brown fire up the fans at a J.V. football game. Lower left: Webb, Brown, and Choate proudly cheer on the basketball team. Sponsored by JOHNSON MOORE FUNERAL HOME Nil.. W N i Q W ,E y iii? Niiffi A A-Q' W C ME A sibl- me K, ug . YQ' rv ,vgwar . .I . 3 5 PA 1i',W'?fi,,'L'Y 7 74 by ffist -' A' w ' P1 41'--vvf f5-czwff ' ' ,V ,, , , t . I . I f 1 3 Jyx' , ' .'P?hQ..fguyf'4Qff:, ' ' K9 . 'A V 'ff 74 iv? lf, ' A f' W . Y, 4, Y, .,- A W ., I . , laid' no ,LVL A .L x' i .wi ::,.x - X A A N . i ,. .xv A. w 3 ' qv- M W i -' -i ,I ,+-ff' .Q W,.. . ' wg, fn A I 'MLW'-,,,,.,,-..f,f W N ' THE 1987-88 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Back: Nora Carettini, Cpenterz Toni Miller, Stephanie Robbins, Shonna Martin. Front: Robin Barrett, Lynette Cordell, Andrea Miller. Above Left: Barrett and Carrettini show their spirit on Senior Day. Above Right: The varsity cheerleaders Ufloat their boat in the Pottsboro Christmas parade. il-rj T. Miller, A. Miller, Robbins, Martin, Barrett. 51 Sponsored by THE DENISON HERALD Yearbook Upper Left: Mrs. Cathy Curtis, Susan Childers and Laura Rutherford rehearse for the Spook House. Below: iClockwiseD Co-editor Teresa Wheeler, Stacy Curtis, photo editorg and Molly Thompson, co-editor, work on various stages of production of the yearbook. Other staff members were Sharon Barnett, Carrie Mitchell, Jana Rucker, Suzy Starr and Brenda Tomlinson. l N N i Af' e VV!- XB JL' Iii!! l VARSITY FOOTBALL - Front Row: Tim Burleson, Jason Marshall, Mike Owens, Kenneth Williams, Joe Hasten, Derek Pressley, John ohnson. Middle Row: Johnny Wood, Eric J ohnson, Jay Gaines, Jim Copeland, Robin Henson, Ricky Griffith, Anthony Brown, Charles Baker, ony Thomas. Back Row: Joel Thompson, Mark Guilloud, Gary Graley, Todd Arterburn, John Caudill, Mike Wade, Jerry Phillips, Tom ullins, Joey Chandler. Above: Joel Thompson outsprints an opponent in a play-off game. Left: Jason Farmer gets a good hit on the Bearcat quarterback just as he releases an incomplete pass. Sponsored by GENERAL STORE 54 ti. I , K K - ,W 5 ap, , A f .V f 5 I ,, F, I I , Top Left: Mark Guilloud keeps an eye open for holes as he runs for a touchdown. Top Right: Ricky Griffith fends off a Bearcat defender while taking a punt return down the sideline. Above: Eric Johnson is facemasked in an attempt to pull down a Bearcat. Bottom Right: Charles Baker breaks a tackle to drive deeper into Bearcat territory. Varsity Football Jerry Philips and Joel Thompson tackle a tiger and end a touchdown threat. Johnny Wood runs for a touchdown against the Bearcats. John Johnson holds on to the ball while John Caudill races to help. 56 Cardinals, Season Successful Despite Loss At Regional Level The Pottsboro Cardinals ended the 1987 football season as area champions after being defeated by the Lorena Leopards 42-23 in regional com- petition. The Cards won the area district play-off game against the Electra Tigers 21-0. They also finished their regular season with a 48-O win over the Bells Panthers. Eric Johnson eludes the Warrior defense to make a touchdown. Jason Marshall uses his head against a Wildcat. x b Ricky Griffith fleftl and Mark Guilloud Krightj each grab an end of the Howe runningback. , 1 ! I 57 ' .sk ' rvkii 'Q va .Y-.-......,..,. J .V. Football V... 1 i i W -H f:wM.m..wf,A..,, -nw.1gf.q,,, V ' 7 ' f V 4, -, ,, Bottom Row: Kody Adams, Tony Hardin, Terry Anderson, Ricky Browder, Mike Smith, Chad Jones. Middle Row: Jon Shock, Brent Taylor, Kyle Williams, Robert Anderson, Jason Vest, Trent Flemming, Clay Dyer, Brad Waters. Top Row: Dwayne Short, Eddie Frye, Brian Ulch, Kirk Dobson, Ron Cousins, Chris Renolds, Scott Miller. Sponsored by TEXHOMA PARTS RENEWAL, INC. 58 Freshman Football I ,.., -,Nia ,,M M f ' MMR? . - A .1 sf 1. A ,W B ttom Row: Mike Hasten, David Scarbrough, Chris Wheeler. Middle Row: Brett Arterburn, Chris Miller, Bubba Thompson, Brett Sloang 0 Ewell Condron, Larry Dobson, Mike Towery. 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Bradshaw Broker Office 214f786-4041 Res. 405f 434-7480 DIAMOND B PROPERTIES 3 1 Ray new PMS principal Ronny Ray, Pottsboro School Athletic Director, will be going from his present job to assume the duties of Pottsboro Middle School Principal. I'm 40 years old and I've had 10 great years coaching football at Pottsborof' said Ray. It's a career and a family move, it's time to make a change. This move has been in the back of my mind for two or three years, I've always had a desire to get into administration. Ray compiled a 75-32-5 record during his 10-year tenure winning five district titles and losing three times in the playoffs to eventual state champions. Coaching the baseball team for seven years, Ray had a 142-38 record winning six straight district championships and going to the state tournament in Austin three consecutive years C1980-829. I'm very sincere in this move being a two-fold thing. I want to spend more time with my family, he added. If I've got a disappointment, it's we didn't win a state championship. We were close so often. That disappointment passes quickly when you think of all the success we've had here, he continued. You like to think you're going out on top and that's the way I feel, added Ray. Ray graduated from Denison High School in 1967 and attended North Texas State University. His entire coaching career has been at Pottsboro. I would like to thank all the people in the area who have been supportive of our program. I'm very proud of what the overall athletic program accomplished during my stint as athletic director. We won over 30 varsity district championships in the last 10 years. I want to thank my wife, Jamie, too. She's probably the best coaching wife you could have. Superintendent Charley Chambless said it was tough saying goodbye to Ray as a coach, but added, he'll be just as good an administrator. Ronny did a tremendous job as a coach and athletic director. He didn't just push just one sport. He'd push tennis like football and it'll be hard to find someone else like that. I had to make this same decision some time ago and it's one all coaches have to make. You either stay with it all your life, or you get out while youive still got time to do something else. In addition to his other honors, Ray was named coach of the year by his district peers on four occasions in football. A rsity Basketball Front Row Jay Games Tom Bulllns Todd Arterburn, Eric Johnson, Robin Henson. Back Row: Tyson Bennett, Joel Thompson, Mark Gullloud Pat Starr Gary Graley Vlncent Mott Scott Bates, Brent Taylor. Gary Graley goes up for a three point shot. y 62 Q 'Q--Wi ,- Mark Guilloud attempts to break through a Ram blockade. N., . was is is ,f i Q8 S X ,v i 2 ' wxvmws SM X W 3 X l v.. i 5 is 'x': X if Home VISI 61 Callisburg Callisburg Muenster Aubrey Collinsville Anna Whitesboro Sanger Celina lForfeitl Howe Tom Bean Whitewright Bells S 8x S Howe Tom Bean Whitewright Bells S gl S S 8z S Whitewright Pilot Point 63 A will lx ff: 'Q- S5 g f ii. Top Left: Robin Barrett attempts to shoot over the head of a Callisburg player. Top Right: Nora Carettini gets off a perfect jump shot for a score. VARSITY LADY CARDS: Back row ll-rj: Laurie Alsabbagh, Janice Tobin, Tammy Jaresh, Leigh Ann Winters, Julie Brown, Robin Barrett and Nora Carettini. Front row: Andrea Miller, Andrea Logsdon, Toni Miller, Julie Jaresh and Jenna Volcik. 64 Varsity Girls BB At Right: Leigh Ann Winters shoots for two points against a tough Bells defense. Below: Julie Brown tries for a rebound in the Callisburg game. Brown outstretches two opponents for control of the ball. J .V. Basketball UNIOR VARSITY GIRLS - CL-RJ Brandy Choate, managerg Christina Kenderick, Casey Thorne, Monica Meadows, Tricia Short, Theresa Ilmer, Johanna Matteri, Heather Brown, Laura Bardwell, Misty Burleson, Lynnete Cordell and Chessica Henderson, manager. UNIOR VARSITY BOYS - QL-RJ Standing: Chad Jones, John Browder, Mike Smith, Eddie Frye, Robert Anderson, Scott Yowell, Mark Towery, im Winsett, Joe Reed, Brian Ulch, Dale Fortner, John Curry, Rick Browder, Tony Hardin. Kneeling KLARJ: Oggie Richardson, Mike Hasten, Dwell Condron, Chad Huddleston, and Chad Patridge. 66 67 F-'IFE' 8 Pack Row L to R: Paula Ratliff, Julie Brown, Theresa Ulmer, Monica Meadows, Brandee O,Mary, Robin Barrett, Lori Davis, Leigh Ann ' ' ' ' ' ' 'e he i 'eL: m i :r'VM erick,AndreaLogsdon,BrandyChoate,JulieJaresh,LynetteCordell, Above: Brandy Choate in a heated race over the hurdles. Two Years Running Left: Andrea Logsdon and Lori Davis. the pride oftheGirls Track team. These girls have both placed in the state track meet for two consecutive years. Andrea placed 2nd in 1987, and 4th this year in the 400 m run. Lori placed 4th last year and 5th this year in the shot put. Lori will be a senior in 1989, and we are looking forward to more outstanding achievements from her next year. Andrea will be running under a new Hag next year, she has received a scholarship from the University of Texas at Arlington. Andrea has also been selected to participate in the International Sports Exchange. She will be traveling to West Germany to compete against other international teams. She will see other European countries along the way. 68 I ,I www as 0' ,ii 1 41 ,. n,wwe,- ww , W f,f11 1 ' f s i ,-. - J nu- Aki 41. 4 ral NSI , at Wk Back L to R: Clay Dyer, Tony Brown, Jay Gains, Mark Guilloud, Mark Towery, Mike Wade, Robin Henson, Eric Johnson, Jason Vest, Brett Arterburn. Front L to R: Stacy Curtis, Mike Owens, Kenneth Williams, Jason Marshall, John Curry, Eddie Frye, Kyle Williams. Right: Jason Vest vaults 14 ft. for a lst place in District. Above: Tyson Bennett struggles through the 1600m at District. as Cardinal Track ,88 QS. KN fif .v-., - I Q . xW,1.l ag gg . Q Q. A Q - X935 is . o 4 1 . aaz- - V 1 , ..,,. ...W aaaa i . T' o 1 L4 Q, J ....,,., . UN K Fi -fi Eg' , i . 1- if f is V 7231525 f' VX Sas. R5 .K Q. is is A r r 1 ' i -ml - ff Q at im l Q, 1 . ...xa.....,.n. . . , Q, .X . . .. . .Q Ewa .. . . Q. The first two weeks they pounded weak legs anc lungs back into shape. They ran mile after mil4 in practice, trying to reach the point where the could just finish their races. They constantli asked Is this worth it? H As the weeks flew by, leg: and lungs got back in shape. The timing and thc steps fell back into place. The workouts got easier They ran faster and jumped higher. As the eno neared and the district meet came around, tha' hard work paid off. They not only finished races they won them. They pulled together and made a strong 3rd place showing at the district tracl- meet. Some went on to regionals and did well, bu1 in the end every member of the 1988 Cardina. Track Team could answer Yes, it was wortl' it Y! Mike Wade finishing a strong 400m race. Above: Joel Thompson hurdles his way over district to Regionals. Left: Mark Guilloud turns it on after receiving a handoff from Mike Owens. , '-1 gi 11454 Dwi 5115 3 1 ., K s' ' , x ,Q a- .xw fy' L' .5 4 y Left: Coach Eastman helps the official make his call. A M.. Above: Pitchers Ricky Griffith and Mike Wade exchange pats, Right: Mark Guilloud slides up a cloud of dust as he successfully reaches base. Below: Joel Thompson scores the final run to beat New Diana in extra innings at the Sulphur Springs playoff game. Right: Joel Thompson cuts off a New Diana player's slide home. at , llli . 4 .' 73 n We K I . 1 iii 1 The Cards advanced to the state playoffs but fell in the , semi-finals to Shelbyville, 4-1. The game was decided in overtime play. Ki s Above: Coach Clements and the boys celebrate a big playoff victory over New Diana. Q, 3 ,Q Minh V L. I , , s., f S, ,, N I., o Lodi' Back Row L to R: Gary Graley, Todd Arterburn, Mark Towery, Mike Wade, Mark Guilloud, Eric Johnson. Front L to R: John Browder, Eddie Frye, Jon Shock, Kenneth Williams, Ricky Griffith, John Curry, Rodney Vanlandingham. 74 Awards given at all-sports fete Larry Wade, president of the Pottsboro Booster Club was presented the newly named Derel Bates athletic booster of the year award at the Pottsboro All-Sports banquet. In presenting the new award, Ronny Ray cited the years Derel Bates had been active in the club taking a leading role in all its activities. Four students were presented All Around award. Receiving the awards were Robin Barrett and Nora Carettini and Mark Guilloud and Joel Thompson. Thompson and Barrett each were presented an award for academic achievement. Ray presented awards to members of the varsity football team. All-district members are Todd Arterburn, John Caudill, Gary Graley, Ricky Griffith, Mark Guilloud, Jason Marshall, Jerry Phillips, Joel Thomp- son and Kenneth Williams. Caudill, Mike Wade, and Williams were named to the all area team. Special mention was given to Arterburn, outstanding offensive lineman, Thompson and Graley, outstanding receiversg Guilloud, outstanding back, Griffith, outstanding defensive secondary and Thompson, outstanding defensive linebacker. Robin Henson was applauded as outstanding lineman. Guilloud was named most valuable player and Mike Wade was the recipient of the Jim Henderson Fighting Heart award. Wade was named all area punter. Others receiving awards were: Tony Brown, Tom Bullins, Joey Chandler, Jim Copeland, Jason Farmer, Charles Baker, Jay Gaines, Joe Hasten, Robin Henson, Eric Johnson, John Johnson, Mike Owens, Derek Pressley, Tony Thomas, Johnny Wood and manager Tim Burleson. Wood, cited as an outstanding kicker, was injured in the S8cS game and was unable to play the remainder of the season. Jon Shock was named outstanding junior varsity. Thompson was named most valuable basketball player and Guilloud received the hustle award. Coach Tim Short gave special recognition to Thompson, Guilloud and Tyson Bennett for leadership. Eddie Frye was named outstanding junior varsity player. Others receiving basketball awards were Arterburn, Scott Bates, Bennett, Bullins, Gaines, Graley, Henson, Eric Johnson, Vincent Mott, Pat Starr and Brent Taylor. Bo Jones presented awards to the boys track team consisting of Robert Anderson, Bennett, Brown, Stacy Curtis, Eddie Frye, Gaines, Guilloud, Henson, Eric Johnson, John Johnson, Marshall, Owens, Chad Patridge, Joey Reed, Thompson, Jason Vest, Wade, Kenneth Williams and Kyle Williams. Jones presented the previous week qualifiers: Patridge, Marshall, Thompson, Owens, Guilloud, Gaines, Wade, Vest and Frye. i ,air M., I we Varsity athletes relax before the All-Sports banquet at the Silver Wings Club. 75 Andrea Logsdon was introduced as state qualifier and regional qualifier in girls track. Jenna Volcik, Robin Barrett, Lori Davis and Nora Carettini were named as regional qualifiers. Awards were also presented to the remainder of the team consisting oi Brown, Brandy Choate, Lynette Cordell, Julie Jaresh, Tammy Jaresh, Christina Kendrick, Logsdon, Monica Meadows, Miller, Brandee O'Mary, Paula Ratliff, Tobin, Theresa Ulmer, Volcik and Winters. Leigh Ann Winters and Robin Barrett were named most valuable players of girls basketball, and Tammy Jaresh was given the hustle award. Winters was named to all district first team and Barrett all district and area. Julie Jaresh was named all district honorable mention. Other awards presented were Laurie Al-Sabbagh, Julie Brown, Andrea Logsdon, Andrea Miller, Toni Miller, Janice Tobin, Jenna Volcik and, manager, Mary Wood. Following presentation of awards by coach Debbie Manley the team presented Mrs. Manley with a bouquet of red roses. Ricky Griffith received specia recognition for his outstanding pitchin and hitting by baseball coach Gary Clements. Clements presented awards to Arterburn, Ricky Browder, Frye, Graley, Griffith, Guilloud, Eric John- son, Thompson, Wade and Williams. Also special recognition to Shock and Ronnie Van Landingham of the B-team. Nora Carettini was named outstanding cheerleader by sponsor Carol Thomas. Other cheerleaders being recognized were Barrett, Shonna Martin, Andrea Miller, Toni Miller, Stephanie Robbins and Cardinal mascot Lynette Cordell. The cheerleaders presented all seniors with a senior statue. Debbie Manley presented awards to the drill team and introduced Annette Schmidt as strutter of the year. Other members are Denise Coffman, Tammy Fisher, Chessica Henderson, Monica Meadoss, Mindy Null, Lynete Pfeifer, Melissa Ragsdale and Molly Thompson. Fellowship of Christian Athletes officers were introduced by Joe Eastman. They are president Mark Guilloud, vice president Mary Wood, secretary-treasurer Gary Graley and publicity Eric Johnson and Andrea Miller. Ray, who has resigned his post as head coach to become middle school principal, served as master of ceremonies. Sponsored by THE DENISON HERALD Y f ' V, V! W. a'5iSi :qw iw,,,,, 'ix .xx its 4 v 'x I 'Q' T A ENR A 7 Qf -Q 3 3 ,,,.. 3 A 45? Lt-fu, '1 Q5 1 f' f yr i 5 ll M? ig? W . 'Q .C C if A 1 .Q .M ? 1- l 5 . 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'filly-, , u an '-if l E' f, ,ce--Q-X vl fl - ' 2 e v , ig 5 , 5-A , Sf' 'Q 'fl-ln:-.,, ,-I Third Grade Allen, Crystal Anderson, Angie Babb, Jackie Badgett, Justin Bell, Kim Bertrand, Mishael Bullard, Amanda Campagna, Sam Cassell, Casey Cato, Adrienne Caudle, Justin Cook, Michele Covington, Jamie Curtis, Jason Darland, Shauna Davis, Christina Dennis, Michelle Dennison, Ryan Dodd, Molley Dulaney, Basil Dunnihoo, Gregory Gammill, Cheryl Gerdes, Spring Griffin, Justa Hancock, Kristy Hardin, April Hawkins, Ryan Hearn, Nikki Henson, Bobbie Jo Holt, Tamara Hughes, Geoffrey Jackson, Stephanie Jones, Justin Kiefer, Kodi Lamar, Jason Land, Brandy Lee, Patricia Lund, Amy Marshall, Joe Martin, Bobbie Thrrd Grade Martin, Jarrod Moore, Louisa Morey, Shanda Nichols, Alicia Oakley, Crystal Osborne, Michael Peebles, Mandy Prew' r - a s 4 Ren ro, ward Rhymes, Shauna Russell, Tiffany Sawyer, Lashawna Shultz, Jonathan Sikes, Brian Sinor, Shannon Sonnenberg, Candice Sperry, Kelly Taylor, Richard Travis, Casey Underwood, Christopher Veal, Tabitha Waldon, Shawn Ward, Melanie Whitebread, Janene Wilkerson, Michael Woods, Bobby Woods, Chrissy Third graders display their replicas of the Solar System Second Grade fr' X V: fl fzliilfl 84 Adams, Rina Agee, Tiffany Bates, Charley Bates, Lornna Bishop, Brandi Bowen, Jeffie Brandon, Mike Brewer, Suni Bush, Jackie Chambers, Tammy Childers, Julia Clark, Amy Cousins, Jason Covington, Cortnee Crockett, Carolyn Current, Jeremiah Davis, Steven Dyer, Cliff Ellison, Brian Forrest, Michele Foster, James Gilman, Sarah Hamblen, Trevor Harvey, Amanda Harvey, Michael Hatfield, Cody Haynes, Malinda Hope, Chris Jones, Starla Kemp, Nick Second Grade Kent, Charity Key, Dennis Lamar, Angela Maloy, Jason Mann, Trey Moore, Chris Morrison, Kandiss Moser, Matthew Mullican, Jimmy Murphy, M'Liss Neasbitt, Charity Nevil, Sally O'Neal, Katie Oakley, Shane Pell, Heath Phillips, Michael Pickle, Brent Prcin, Garrett Shires, Jennifer Stephens, Christy Strohl, Janette Stumbaugh, Jayla Syler, Amanda Thomas, Clinton Tucker, Romney Vaughn, Angela Wages, Belinda Watson, Racheal Welch, Ammie VN I J First Grade fe , s E A X an ,Qi 'P fr .., , W Q ' L. 86 Abston, Amie Allen, Chad Ard, Ryan Babb, Angela Badgett, Brook Bailey, Shane Baze, Jodi Beam, John Beauchamp, Casey Beck, Cynthia Belcher, Mindy Brown, Johnny Bullins, Mary Byler, Jeremy Carrell, Joshua Cassell, Jodie Cassell, Kyle Clement, Sheena Coffman, Misty Corneaux, Kristin Cowley, Tedra Darce, Renee' Dividson, Derek Davis, Philip Franzeo, Justin Gamblin, Misty German, Jessica Gonzalez, Alonzo Gray, Jennifer Greenwood, Elizabeth Harderburg, Matthew Hawkins, Dusty Henderson, Marcy Hensley, Dustin Hunter, William Kelly, Nichole Kirk, Sam Lamar, Sunni Lenker, Josh McCarrell, Nickalea First Grade Mclntire, Damon McLaughlin, Chris Murphy, Shane Nipper, Heather Norris, Jennifer Oaks, Audra Odom, J. Oliver, Aaron Owen, Kristin Parham, Jarrod Pearson, Jessica Peden, Jennifer Pellman, Nicholas Prewitt, Nichlaus Randles, Jennifer Reed, Tiffany Reese, Eric Reeces, Robert Robinson, Amenda Roehrig, Jennifer Rose, Michael Ross, Justin Rowe, Michele Short, Matthew Spencer, Michael Spohn, Chad Stacy, Jennifer Stephens, Jeremiah Swanson, Kylie Thompsom, Jacob Troxtell, Jeremy Waldon, Randy Walsh, Amy Ward, Destiny West, Ian Whitener, Andrea Williams, Billy Williams, Garrett Wilson, Frank Wylie, Lloyd Kindergarten Allen, Derek Allen, Ross Armstrong, Amber Badgett, Jason Badgett, Lacy Barnes, Daniel Bates, Chad Bates, Morgin Beam, Jessica Bishop, Larry Brown, Heather Brown, Michael Bush, Kevin Cantwell, Sean Carter, Beverly Cassell, Brice Caudle, Newly Clement, Justin Cline, Stephanie Covington, Coree Dawn Crockett, Nola Curtis, James Derebery, Daniel Dulaney, Valton Duncan, Somer Dunkerton, John Dunson, Brandon Edding, Teffany Espinosa, Kristi Factor, Nekina Gage, Amy Kindergarten German, Kristopher Gill, Sandria Green, Justin Hansley, Michael Hardenburg, Christopher Helvey, Vanessa Hollinshead, Melanie Hollowell, Julie Hulsey, Billy Joe Hunt, Erin James, Rachel Johnson, Misty Killian, Jennifer Little, Kristen Lund, Bryan Luster, Chance Luster, Tabitha McKenzie, Lequita Nokes, Louis Norris, Jeffrey Osborne, Whitney Owen, Zachary Patterson, Jesse Patterson, Michelle Payne, Jessica Pellman, Tabitha Reed, Terri Rhein, Russell Roberts, Gene Schnitker, Joshua Short, Shane Sisemore, Amber Sperry, Sean Stephens, Branson Stumbaugh, Jansen Terry, Lee Thorton, Justin Trevathan, Granville West, Kaleb Williams, Melissa ,Q t , v: : M f ., i i- P it - A51 , lg id I , trkttk x V . 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Wa x 4: ,sail H to 'ul'-H. ln I 'Shiv , sw we We Mrk i I 332 ey' 9 I-Sew - .1 4 A i a 34 a A 1 Q li f I I Kindergarten puts on their Christmas play. if 1 ii sJ'4 sh M50 KA in 'f.,,, , V4 -'ll If Third grade shows their models of the four food groups. 90 Sponsored by THE DENISON HERALD il v 1 Right: Jamie Jaresh jumps rope during the annual P E show Below Fourth graders display their reacreations of Indian dwellings 2 2 ff H, , 1 2 'Manf- David Holly from the Grayson County Sheriffs Department and friend McGruff tell the elemen- tary students to Htake a bite out of crime. S v N' K-3:7 5,1011 x I its ltatgfpg 'W ' . A mi.'tw?1Q I ,Atty-9 GSX: 1 , V As a class project the fourth grade set off balloons. Hiedi fy mmf ibg-dip 35,3 Dunkerton's balloon came down in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The couple who found the balloon returned Hiedi's message and she soon A had a new pen pal. Oilxxfg , e'.l. in osbs .3 if if i Members of Mrs. Whitehead's fourth grade class show off their teddy bears. XJ 'sf These students participated in the jump rope for heart fundraiser. Their teams earned the largest amounts of donations. 92 MP L SCHOOL DE M.S. Activities sis Left to Right Katrina Mclntire Cheri Henderson, Amy Hatfield, and Dori Yetts prepare to switch partners in a game of pool. N, uw 7 -. 1 ,xi A' ' 1 Hmmm I f .a W 5 ,l,,, r l i f 1 Left to Right: Chris Byler, Chris Huerta, and Shawn Ramsey enjoy a game of pool at Celebreties. 94 Mrs. Peterson's helps her celebrate her talks or dances. during their Valentines dance, M V Celebreties brought out the party animals in these girls Cheerleaders The seventh and eighth grade cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Lagro, initiated many new activities this year. In addition to putting on a skit, they also sold ties and ribbons to help support the fighting Cardinals. .mv Middle ff'F-3' K Fr . ,rigsafsg apt - :fy 'f had 'S' Na' s 4 2v,925r1R3:'1f::. ' X Cheerleaders: Top: Amy Hatfield. Center: Kimbo Volcik, Tracy Hardenburg Bottom: Krystal Hart, Diana Smith, Andrea Bates. Hardenburg, Volcik, and Smith prepare to cheer at a pep rally. 96 Hatfield starts the battle cry at a M.S pep rally. 1 5474 1 186 Ex 1 HX N5 41 I1 , alia.. I,x -1-rg , H V 1' kr in 1, ., 'J 5 X 1 1 - . , -11'-IT ,, - 1 THE DEPOT CENTER Mar-Lins Interiors Texoma Travel 786-9410 786-2961 Hwy. 120 North Pottsboro ,. Sup, MITCHELL'S 97 Eighth Grade Football Sth GRADE FOOTBALL - Front: Eric Swenson, Jason Brown, Jeff Baker, Jason Wingfield, Tim Green, Billy Joe Wastoskie, Danny Campbell, Troy Johnson, Mike Althide. Middle: Nolan Osborne, Chris Huerta, Joel Benke, Jimmy McAnnelly, Che' Henderson, Toby Fritts, Paul Ford, Pete Tucker, Chan O'Neal, Robert Dodson. Back: Coach Hal Showalter, Tony Null, Trey Wright, Sean McDaniel, Jory Youngblood, Jodie Bentley, Richy Miller, David Pfeifer, Chris Byler, Coach Ron Norman. Bottom Left: Norman and Showalter enjoy a PMS pep rally. 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'V V W if + y, 1.-, ' , I .- --rw-my, ,Y f I. fx' J , 1, 1-. .1 4.,,,f2 Q. sa-rfffff ' ,mzgfirfwimi ' J mfflfzrf 'ff z,Tszf,f :Hr-4-,-.f.... f: .w:'rki':'.'4e6nvfsfaf-, :z'ffx -1'-1'-f,vYf??,fMJ-e Upper Left: Cardinals prepare to charge the defense on opening kick-off. Upper Right: Football players get fired up at a middle school pep rally. 7th GRADE FOOTBALL - Front: Seth Reynolds, Joseph Benke, Scott Downs, Matt Kinnett, Clark Maxwell, Lee Condron, Sam Gray, Ryan Herrman, Larry Springs, Chris Carrell fmgnj. Middle: Chris Sikes, Brandon Kent, Jason Pearson, Jamie Shock, Brent Ulch, Nathan Kemp, John Huggins, Matt Pressley, Scott Deets, Tony Schmidt. Back: Coach Hal Showalter, Troy Laroche, Corey Jones, Shawn Ard, Shawn Ramsey, Snapper Carr, Frank Thomas, David Pineda, Choice Luster, Kenneth Mitchell, Chris Carey, Coach Ron Norman. Seventh Grade Football Middle School l Girls Basketball ,Z if PX 51, 5 l , 345 Middle School Boys Basketball ll s A-ZFEI. 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S iiii by ,T L , Y' ,Q X Rlixmkw' Althide, Mike Bates, Andrea Baker, Jeff Benke, Joel Bentley, Jodie Brines, Jason Brown, Jason Byler, Chris Burns, Sharlote Bush, Amyee Campbell, Danny Carter, Bobby Childers, Adam Clement, Chad Click, Lavetta Degroat, Willis Dodson, Robert Faulkner, Matt Ferrill, Stephanie Ford, Paul Franklin, Joe Fritts, Toby Green, Timmy Harlow, Lori Hatfield, Amy Hart, Krystal Harman, Cathy Hayes, Michael Henderson, Che' Timmy Green, with the help of an undercover frlend performs a skit at a middle school pep rally Eighth Grade Horn, Micci Huerta, Chris Johnson, Troy Krernling, Sabra Lacey, Danny Little, Andrea McDaniel, Sean McDonald, John Mclntire, Katrina Miller, Kathy Miller, Laura Miller, Richy Molleii i ur, Chris N 1 v Nipper, rlc Osborn, Bobbie Osborne, Nolan Patterson, Joann Pfeifer, David Phillips, Angela Poole, Tammy Powell, Ricky Rapp, Deanna Slevin, Sean Sloan, Brian Smith, Amy Smith, Nick Springs, Rachel Stafford, David Stoolfire, Carolyn Theakston, Christy Thomas, Tricha Tucker, Pete Turner, Charity Wastoskie, Bill Wingfield, Jason Winters, Tom Wright, Trey Yates, Dori ' nyb A J Af' f .. f-mf, ,. 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X 4, , ,X l , , 104 Anderson, Richard Anderson, Stephenia Ard, Shawn Benke, Joseph Brown, Mark Burgess, Angie Burns, Julie Capshaw, Kelly Carey, Chris Carr, Snapper Carrell, Chris Chambers, Michele Clark, Gina Condron, Lee Crews, Amy Cripe, Brenda Deets, Scott Downs, Scott Dunkerton, Heather Elliott, Sandra Francis, Jolene Fruen, Cheryl Fulenchek, Jonan Gilliam, Stephanie Goins, Alana Gray, Sam Griffin, Julie Griffith, Dadie Grigg, Brent Hardenburg, Tracy Hayes, Cliff Henderson, Cheri Herrman, Ryan Hill, Lenda Hinshaw, Stacy Holt, Tonya Hunt, Jaree Ireland, Melody Jackson, Jada Johnson, Jodi Seventh Grade Jones, Corey Kemp, Nathan Kent, Brandon Kinnett, Matt Laroche, Troy Lewis, Jan Luster, Choice McAnelly, Jimmy Martin, Christy Maxwell, Clark Mitchell, Ken Murphy, Thomas Null, Tony O'Neal, Chad O'Quinn, Randle Pace, Cathy Patton, Blaine Pearson, Jason Pineda, David Pressley, Matt Ramsey, Shawn Reynolds, Seth Rhodes, Kim Roe, Crystal Rucker, Kristy Schmidt, Tony Shock, Jamie Shultz, Sarah Sikes, Chris Smith, Diane Sonnenberg, Missy Springs, Larry Thomas, Frank Thomas, Tim Thorpe, Katherine Vanlandingham, Brandy Wheeler, Diane Wilson, Valeria Youngblood, Jory NW 'gf' 3, ,rf A W Q ixth Grade i w 1 I2 f, Q A: ' V A ,fi ,Y A ,r , ' of , Q1 i , ,C ix 4 if if 5. if I 232,514 , Q A W w Q 'KK 'f' gf VL, 2. 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Murphy, Brenna Oaks, Jenna Peden, Brad Rapp, Debra Reynolds, Tara Reeves, Kenny Riggs, Tammy Robison, Jeff Smith, Macey Sperry, Shae Stacy, Melissa Stratton, Stephen Theakston, Amy Thorne, Amanda Tucker, Kati Warner, Angie Washington, Tabethia Wheeler, Ken White, Carrie Williams, Bobby Woods, Tom Yandell, Herrin ty ,. I f . , If K 4' 1 .sa 'w 9 . 1 Q if I dz, ll I ei at i We-J X. ,W , , S all V ,, I A if 5' ' V ta A J 1 ' rii A f M' 'W' ' ' , ,imm a I K A 1 -13 6 wi fr ..-4 ,.- is ww.. AY' -N Q, Q , 1 , Q X E ,wx W -Wil i ' l fi- WAI Mid , - , ' i i i t ' -. V JN: L , Q r at 3 V V K ,,,, f , -f.,,, A A A , Z Q 5, Xi? l w 5 , f'i J J L it ti' 2 ,,,,,,. ,,.,,,.,,' ' ' ,V , ai ,, 1 re e f 12 , ., 3' M A V 451 ML 23 2 , 'fr ' 'ff L , W '.i, ., W A I K 5 'MY ,,,,',,, X, ff, ,,,, -. 1 , f f a: f . 7' I W f , Q x 4 if f fr S' VA , I V we J K 4 , Ax ,Y la 'f K , 107 M.S. Graduation we-nga, Office Hours By Appointment R.L. BOB HAWKINS, D.D.S. Family Dentistry Hwy. 120 at Houston St. Ph. 12145 786-9667 Pottsboro, Texas 75076 Res. C2141 465-3229 -H 109 RAY FRITTS Concrete Contractor Supports The Pottsboro Cardinals Iioute 2 Pottsboro Texas 786 9462 H Adams, Xan Arnett, Lori Arterburn, Todd EIR EQREWEMES Kindergarten through twelfth. They survived it all. Those first doubtful moments when the alphabet was as confusing as hieroglyphics. Carefully plotting out the graph of a hyperbole. Learning that lines don't curve. Figuring out why the baby bunny was grey when both his parents were white. Learning how to form cursive letters. And trying to find out exactly what errors were. There were many hard times and many memorable ones. New teachers, new rules, new friends. Always there were changes. But the class of 1988 kept in touch and let the differences lie where they fell. As the end drew near, the exuberant it's almost over began to fade to teary and wondering do we really have to say goodbye?.', The closeness of the class had formed bonds that were going to be hard to break. Best friends were having to leave. Newly found companions had to say goodbye. There were college and jobs to think about now. Unrealized responsibilities seemed to surface from nowhere. The class of 1988 had finally grown up. The security blanket of knowing those four walls would always be there and knowing there would always be someone to talk to was slowly unraveling. The sureness of knowing what tomorrow was going to be wasn't there, and 58 teenagers had to step out the doors into the dark mystery of an adult world. But even after the last lockers were cleaned out and the lights of the high school were dimmed, there was a feeling of knowing that everything would be all right. Old classmates will see each other in the streets and not help but smile. That tie that binds will always be there. Ten years will pass, faces will change before some of them see each other again. But the hearts will always know that on that beautiful day years ago when 58 scared and crying young adults stepped across the threshhold, it wasn't the last goodbye, it was just the first farewell. ' AShf0l'd, J0h11 Backest, Laura Badgett, Jana Baker, Charles Ballard, Duane Barrett, Robin 112 anne- L ,, 1 1 J ' 1 1 5 9 it 'P 46 kg 5 N, K E? g fig 'W C' K 4 I V gh I -Us lx i X V? Q... 1 Q 4 I XX V f !k n ,I 4- ,Q Buchanan Chad 1 nf ,ffl 5 , Q!! 'Ni f Q I W fi 2? 3 I .wx- . X .ff 2 ,f-If ,f- H rf? 3' A .f If ff' 47 ff 4 1 ff 'I ,ff f ,f ' ,J-. 67? Q L1 'Wu' ff A- , 4 if if Y z: J.. G N Ji., n-04? hm' ff' 1 V ,J Wye? 1 lj jg, f ,ah 1? I! km 1 I fl , E A s V 1 E ... 1 g , , , , K, f 3 2 45 E Q , ff! ,,,,-ff ' I . - I L 'ln . 4, gf xg, N , 1 fa.. 4A 9, P :ffm 'CX f A 3 , - 1 ., - in ' 3 ' , 'ff . .,.' 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X 'i 116 Adams, Donny Bardwell, Laura Barnett, Sharon Bates, Scott Brown, Tony Bullins, Tom Burleson, Tim Capshaw, Christy Carettini, Sue Cassell, Leslie Copeland, Jim Cordell, Lynette Curtis, Stacy Davis, Lori Farmer, Jason Flanagan, Kelly Gaines, Jay Graley, Gary Harloff, Marek Henson, Robin Hix, Steven Jaresh, Julie Jay, Steven Johnson, Eric Johnson, John Lillie, Hank Livermore, Mike Maness, Richard Mann, Danny Martin, Shonna Maxwell, Alinda Miller, Andrea Miller, Toni Moon, David Mott, Vincent Nelson, Sam Owens, Mike Philips, Jerry Pressly, Derek Rock, Kelly Rucker, Jana Rutherford, Laura Sales, Joel Short, Dwayne Sinor, Billy Smith, Laurie Starr, Pat Thomas, Tony Tobin, Janice Tomlinson, Brenda Wade, Mike Williams, Kenneth Wilson, Starla Winters, Leigh Ann Tim Burleson and Andrea Miller entertain four year old Meredith Marr. She is a victim of Spina Bifida, a very crippling disease. The class was studying mental and physical problems in children and how they handle them. Meredith came in the place of March of Dimes Poster Child Blake Utter, also four, who couldn't make it that day. He was able to visit the class at a later date. .T,, , 6,39 . Amps' la Q.,-fy, ,Q . . V, I 'QQ ,4 - fy . gg , g 1 I Q f M , ii 1 fx , e Q .. K- ' 3 N- 1 fs 1 f . K -., 5 , if x JZ? frfffif 4 .rn ,V ,ev ,, iN ral 'vw' 5, 'g,,, ' Sophomores . , 1, 1. , KT gg, , 4 rr J ' 1 1311, T, J Zfv , Q 'il V X , W' , V ', , C V .4 4' ii i f Y i 8 41- Qi JJ i i 2 .5 ,,: V f T f J M. .3 i ,:,, Q 0 ' 'fi s J as fa 'fill 4 '47 J I i ' pr, I sf X gin w e gui 4 M A , .- lf' ' s 3 ' ,fi .ip . 113. '- X ., L .1 ' i .A I -, ff n ,mn 'D V, WLM I -5 ' X 12,1 1 . ,Y . J :F , V ii af- in as 1 'G Q 'G ' X ,. ,, h g , or ,C , ,.. A - J eel, Q if 'Ti f H ,xi A K Qld f' ,rr ' fill l J J K ' X ,I 5, ' vm' I 2 2,3 J if ,X K lr , ' T f4'ff :' 2 fifff r r. 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Pearson, Lance Peebles, Niki Peterman, Mike Pfeifer, Lynette Pirkle, Doug Ragsdale, Melissa Ratliff, Paula Reynolds, Chris Richardson, Oggie Rock, Julia Shires, Pam Shock, Jon Short, Wesley Smith, Mike Springs, Alice Stafford, Mary Starr, Suzy Stuart, Clayton Taylor, Brent Thomas, Anthony Tobin, Buddy Ulch, Brian Upton, Toby Vaden, Dustin Veal, Terry Vest, Jason Volcik, Jenna Waters, Bradley Waters, Brenda Webb, Amy Whaley, Jason Williams, Kyle Winsett, Jim Wright, April Sophomores vw In 1011, , Q-fro 4' C.-1 f x J Q s 1 is 1 4' -rf ' .4 '. u rf ,, lf 'fini' 4 tl! KT N 'A '41 0 ' 4 -we A ' ' u f il A 5 .uf 'cr ff, ff Q 3, 6 fbi: -v ,J A e aw is X fn , . ,Q ,fe W A , X I I l a to 'K ,,f'f W., Y' V7 A ' x 's J ,, I - .- E1 W I 2, yy 0 M R - , 7 L , ,- flill , 119 'lf if 'ar fix' Yl,s Y . 4 ,.- - 'fr r , .- lik A - . .flf c. .A fibt . - zea- A r: J ' A , 1, it 'f -my of 8 YA 1 X a- 41' ' K SJ Q, A 4. V 1 A A T' 7 B M R L .1,, L, l . 1, X. 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Learning, Sharing - And it was interesting. The first goal of both was to be able to overcome if 2 the language barrier. Both toted their dictionaries along with them everywhere they went, but it was a little easier for Marek. He had a command of enough conversational English to communicate fairly well. Carlos's first thought when he realized no one here spoke Portuguese was I'm in a big trouble! He only knew yes and uno. By the time they left, both of them were writing essays in Mrs. Garvin's English I class and in Mrs. Cassell's English III, and Marek was winning Best Actor awards for his role in the state-winning UIL one act play 'tlnterviewfl Cln Germany, the teenagers don't receive much recognition for their accomplishments. This made Marek's awards even more important to him, especially, when his parents visited during Spring Break and got to see him win Best Actor in district OAP competition.J Both of the boys admitted that after speaking English for so long, they forgot some of their own language when speaking on the phone to their relatives and friends back home. Marek said, When I first came I had to translate from German to English. Now I have to translate from English to German. Carlos didn't think this would be a problem once they got home though. Carlos left Pottsboro June 12th to visit his uncle in Miami, Florida. He then went to New York to meet some friends from Brazil. He returned home July 24th. Marek applied for and received a visa extension so he could stay a little longer. Over the summer he learned to water ski and knee board, and he Earned his Texas driver's license. He flew home to Germany July 15t . Not only was America a growing and learning experience for Marek and Carlos, they helped us see how different each of us are and taught us to appreciate what we have in America. We grew very close to them through both of their stays here and will miss them. But our love for them and memories of them will stay with us forever. Marek finally finds time to take a rest when the state meet is over and the hustle and bustle of doing a production has ended. Robin Barrett, Kelly Cassell and others react to the announcement that Marek had earned Best Actor credits at regionals. 122 Growing, Laughing America. lt's something that we will take for granted. But for two foreign exchange students, it was something to learn, From the time Marek Harloff of Hamburg, West Germany arrived on August 29, 1987 and Carlos Ernanny of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil arrived on January 17, 1988 until they left, they never stopped learning new things and leaving small tidbits of themselves and their cultures everywhere they went. There were two main differences noticed by both boys. The biggest was in the educational systems. In Germany the classes are taught on a higher level and students cannot choose electives until after the tenth grade. There are no electives in the Brazillian school system. The mandatory subjects in Brazil are also much stiffer than the ones in America. They include Portuguese, English, French, chemistry, math, biology, physics, geography, philosophy, and history. They also thought Americans were more patriotic than their compatriots. Both of the seventeen year olds went from living in very large cities to a city with a population of only 895. Carlos liked the idea simply for the fact it was in Texas, but he had wanted to go to California before he got to know the people. He simply said, I loved it here. Marek didn't find out how big Pottsboro was until he saw it but didn't mind since he'd been living in a bigger city all of his life and thought it could be interesting to live in a smaller town for some time. --e 2X?Z'f?: ' ' ' , ml 8 Qi .4 ,Q ...Q . .1..-ls..-a..w..,,..,,.,. Carlos takes a break from jumping on the trampoline to pause for a picture. Carlos turns to listen to a group of people predicting which plays will advance out of regional competition. 123 Marek celebrated his 17th birthday April 22 during the regional trip to Stephenville. Harloff's reaction to the surprise party? All of this is really too muchll' DA H RESTAL R aw S! L LKLB Y X lan lef Ed T ,mf-avsw 1? Wai CU 1- ,....wo-ff U Opposite Page: Todd Arterburn and Joe Hastendpractice CPR in health class. Mike Peterman and Jim Winsett, doormen for the prom, pose in front of Cinderella's coach. Robin He on resses up for Old Fashioned School Day. Sara Shires appears to enjoy the prom. Gary 1, Graley presented the story of Christmas ecember FCA meeting. James Hill participates in an elementary physical education exhibition. Eric Johnson and Holly Crews for an NHS party. Above: David Scarborough dressed up for an oral report in English I. Bill Yowell directs the stage band durin rt. High School students take advantage of the nice weather during lunch. r 126 T ga-vu com '-Z2 E.cn ffzfs :Eg 200 .. .EGR 2:2412 wma E155 moo 0724: A23 2553 250.5 V 'frzz ogg QQ. a-,EE EEE .Ci 3-4 Egg N w 2 is 1: E122 :ma gdbm cnV2'5 GSO ei? emi 4-wig Qwaa Atal! NEI: sfo .ew '-.elm ,Da-. CDDC,-gi 556' .om-2 an-1+-1 CDEQ 2:3 -S2 Qpw ia? ESQ rams we-c 252 QE-23 , .::m....., l Why Be Normal? Well, campers. This is the end. You've seen it all from funny faces to heart-moving momentsg everything that helped make this year not normal. We started noticing at the beginning of the year that this one was headed down a path of its own. It was plowing its way through untouched territory including a few ways that led to Austin and a few that led to seeming insanity. The yearbook staff, it appears, chose to follow the latter. We worked hard to show every way possible that this wasn't a normal year, including binding this book backwards. That's why you're reading the last page of the book. When you're finished reading this editor's note, just close the book, turn it over, and open it at the corner where the arrow is. Then you'll be in the right place. . We hope you have as much fun and adventure reading and remembering as we did putting it together. And that when you get back to the end, you'll agree with us that this was no normal year. Sincerely, Teresa Wheeler and Molly Thompson Editors-at-large P.S. A thousand thanks to all the parents and newspaper people who helped us so much. Special thanks to Billy at the POTTSBORO PRESS. This book would have some BIG holes in it without him. I . .ffl not E 2 Q 5 128 srl