Sanger High School - Golden Warrior Yearbook (Sanger, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1985 volume:

THE GOLDEN WARRIOR 1984 — 1985 Wings of the future, for J IP them. -Robinson foffers- Sanger Independent School District P.O. Box 188 Sanger, Texas 76266 Enrollment, - 360 HS 418 MS Volume 51 BEGINNING OF A GREAT YEAR fWM m fmi Sanger High School has a certain kind of Pride that no other school has. It is that mysterious something that sets us apart. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, faculty, administrators — everyone who is apart of our school contributes to this special feeling in his or her own way. That “Pride in the Past and Promise for the Future” is the “personality” of our school displayed in our classes, special activities, and personal relationships. It is pride, dignity, enthusiasm, and the special sense of caring that is felt in the air, and in the halls and classrooms of Sanger High School. As you look through this book of memories you will remember the “Pride in the Past.”As you see the love, joy, and excitement in each picture you will always remember that the enthusiasm shared by the students and faculty was truly a thing of beauty. We never slowdown — we are always on the run to the best. We know we’re winners, all of us, in our school spirit. The students and teachers alike show respect for our terrific school. This gives us the feeling of a family, knowing that we care about each other. We will always remember the smiles, greetings, excitement, tears, accomplishments, and even the defeats that got us through this past year. The fabulous year, ’84-’85 not only came back with annual events, but brought with it many changes that will be remembered throughout the years. There were doubtful moments when we received report cards and anxiety when we attend memorable dances and elected favorites, and Homecoming court. This year holds many fond memories that will never be forgotten. 4 We, the annual staff of 1984-85 present to you the Golden Warrior. This book is about you, for you, and a part of you. In it we have strived to perpetuate the memories of our school, its spirit, its teachers, and the friends with whom you shared pleasant associations. In it are classmates and friends whom you may never see again after you leave Sanger High, but will always remain in the pages of this book. It is our wish that you will cherish these memories and will remain a living record of some of the happiest years of your life. PROMISE If OP THE FUTURE, 5 MM0M Our Time Has Come After three years of long, sometimes hard trying times, we finally reached our Senior year. That last year of high school pep-rallies, ball games, and those everdread-ed money making projects. There will no longer be any working concession stands, selling magazines, and selling class fund raisers. 1984-85 was our time to shine, to let everyone know just who we are. We were the ever-proud seniors, a group of people who had laughed, cried and shared each other’s lives for all those years. During our Sophomore year, we enjoyed the best bonfire Sanger has ever had. Our Junior year, we enjoyed our first community pep-rally, and boy was it a success. The Juniors on the varsity squad were very proud to be district football champions and had the great honor of going to playoffs. Yes, we shared so many beautiful memories that will never be forgotten and always kept close to our hearts. As we leave Sanger High to accomplish our goals and fulfill our dreams, we will always remember all the fun times, such as aggravating substitute teachers and chasing girls, or guys. Each year as the Seniors leave there is a feeling of great loss, and sadness, but also there is a feeling of happiness, a promise for the future because Sanger has filled them with the pride to fulfill their promises for the future. Seniors 7 8 Seniors -A Teresa A At bony £lil •' Monty Elbert Seniors 9 I' ait h tiuriKT I'.cl w a r«l (iar a 10 Seniors ean Seniors 11 elena Brian HutfhfS 12 Seniors John ,emo wgm , i Brent: % McYVhorther Seniors 1 , iVv, WM MV .V.V KIM Cindy Pannel I)avid 'ennington Carrie Prater Mike - Prater 14 Seniors vVyy« Becky —Shfrw mmm Misty Wallace Desi jj Wi te Sherr, Seniors 15 16 Seniors • HM A Time To Reflect BACCALAUREATE A Time To Shine SENIOR NIGHT Seniors 19 Moments To P Remember GRADUATION The year went by quickly for the Graduating Seniors. Throughout 1984-85 the seniors thought that they were the baddest, best, and 1. Nothing could change their minds. The year seemed to start slowly with Football games and Pep Rallies. The Seniors will never forget Mrs. Barnes Government Classes, especially after reading 1984 written by George Orwell it was so long and boring, we thought it would end up in 1985. Free Enterprise was a change of pace, especially the movies and the films. The year seemed to fly by after football season. Holidays were here and gone. The day was getting closer. Senior-Junior Prom Highlighted the end of the year. Everyone was dressed so sharp. Baccalaureate was a quiet time. The processioal was long, but the service was short and sweet. Senior Night was a time to shine for parents. All of our accomplishments, awards, and scholarships were read. The wills. History, and prophesies were read, also. Trisa and LeeAnn started laughing so hard while reading a certain prophesy. The Key Cutting Cermony followed, a time to show that our unity was to be cut so that we go as individuals. Finally, Graduation Time had come with everyone feeling tense and anxious. Seniors will remember how the locker room was so crowded and hot and how nervous everyone was waiting to proceed. The exercises started with Stephen delivering the invocation. Laurie delivered the Salutatory address; Lynelle the Valedictory address. The band played and then each Senior received his her Diploma. After Brent’s benediction, everyone threw his or her hat up in the air. It was a happy and sad moment for some of the seniors. Seniors had time to break one more rule by racing off the field out of rank hugging each other, laughing, and crying getting all mixed together. As we each go our separate ways we will always have the fondest memories to look back on. SHS has filled us with great Pride and given us the skills and courage to fulfill our Promises for the future. 1. Lynelle delivers Valedictory address. 2. Monty Elber grooves his way through Graduation. 3. A.J. Baroni marching on to his future. 4. Let’s get this show on the road! 21 sjoiunp ZZ eJUNIQRS 0NE MURE TO 60! The class of’86 has come a long way and is ready to be “top dog”. The Junior class has shown that they have leadership through Student Council, Honor Society, FHA, FFA, Cheering, Drill Team, Band, and all sports. Their time to rule is almost here. They carried out traditions passed down to them by holding Junior and Senior Prom and by selling Christmas candles. The Juniors also had a country store at the Sellabration to help raise money. The excitement came when the Senior rings came in and it was realized that it was almost time to look toward the future with pride in the past. The class officers were: Richard Escobedo, President; Ramie Pennington, Vice-President; Curt Morgan, Treasurer; Tobey Utley, Secretary; Trisha White and Rhonda Holder, Student Council Representatives. Sponsors of the Junior class were: Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Danner, Mr. Spruiell, Mrs. Spruiell, Mrs. DiMaggio, Mrs. Mclntire, Mr. Daugherty, and Miss Klink. The Iron Claw of Sanger High. Hippies of 1984 The Mr. B of Tomorrow. Racheal Is Always Clowning Around. Juniors 23 JUNIORS Junior Officers: Richard Escobedo, President; Ramie Pennington, Vice-President; Curt Morgan, Secretary; Toby Utley, Treasurer; Trisha White and Rhonda Holder, Student Council Representives. Sponsors of the Junior class were: Mrs. Willis, Mrs. Danner, Mr. Spruiell, Mrs. Spruiell, Mrs. Di-Maggio, Mrs. Mclntire, Mr. Daugherty, and Miss Klink. Julie Adams Sandra Bowles Kim Cardwell Sherla Ashby Angie Bowling Angie Chambers Ronnie Ashcraft Rick Brown Monty Cole Shane Belcher Ian Burdick Mike Cook Wanama Balliew Christy Burdick Denise Cooper Jim Berndt Lori Cain E.J. Crawford 24 Juniors Kathy Cupp Mark Eggert Joe Bob Etheredge Lance Garvin Bonnie Hatfield Cindy Davis James Ellison Coleen Fipps Eddie Gavia Ronnie Hatfield Mindy Davis Richard Escobedo Ray Forrester Kent Gay Tim Henry Amy Foster Mike Gordon Robert Hirschi Chris Frazier Michael Grace Robert Hillard Tracy Fugham Karen Hamilton Rhonda Holder Juniors 25 Marty Homer Don Long Matt Millerborg Ramie Pennington Joey Robison April Horton Doug Mask Curt Morgan Billy Pyron Roger Shaw Wallace Jones Richard MacKillop Dawn Neal Greg Reding Traci Sprabary Jimmy Killgo Mark McNeal Andy Nixon Gary Reedy Mollie Stephen Susan King Sheila McReynolds Tamyra Norman Angie Rhodes Tanya Stevens Rodney Klinke Missy McSpedden Michelle Pearson Chris Roach Bobby Swan 26 Juniors Tom Swartz Chris Trail Tobey Utley Trisha White Jackie Wheeler Stacy Taylor Dana Trietsch Brad Watts James Whitt Denise Yeatts Marilyn Tipton Rachel Trietsch Brian Warlick Billy Wright Mark and Jim are rings. very mindboggled by ordering Senior Juniors 27 Left to right. Top to bottom. Joey and Tamyra deciding if they want to spend $300 or keep their life and spend only $200. Michael Grace - Sanger’s Macho Man! Juniors love those corny dogs!!! Handsome Matt Millerborg leaves the track. 28 Juniors Left to right. Top to bottom. Lance Garvin says, “Check this guy out!” Susan and Lori looking at their Senior rings. Look at those leggs!!!!! Tom Swartz at the fieldhouse. Richard, Richard, Richard!!! How do they always get into the picture?? Juniors 29 • t ? • • . : v V TWO DOWN TWO TO GO! The class of “87” had only one way to go and that was up! The Sophomores participated in FHA, FFA, Cheerleading, Drillteam, Sports, Band, Student Council, Honor Society, Science Club, and served in offices. This has taught them responsibility which they hope to pass on to their underclassmen. The sophomores showed their artistic talent, winning second place in the contest against halls during Homecoming Week. They spent many hours painting signs, blowing up balloons, and cutting out letters. This is just one of the ways that this class showed their spirit. They cheered on their team and won the spirit stick more than once. They are what true fans are all about! The officers for the sophomore class were Robbie Elrod, President; Rich Briner, Vice-President; Aubrea Anderson, Secretary; Joe Guenzulman, Treasurer; The Student Council Representatives were Rene Elmquist and Rich Briner. The sponsors were Mr. Higgs, Mrs. Higgs, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Morales. Gerald Finley - Is he as good at school work as he is at basketball? That Sophomore Face! Shelley, what are you waiting on? The tough guys! Sophomores 31 Sophomore Officers: Robbie Elrod President; Rich Briner Vice President; Aubrea Anderson, Secretary; Joe Guenzulman, Treasurer; Student Council Representatives are Rene Elmquist and Rich Briner; Sponsors of the Sophomore class were: Mr. Higgs, Mrs. Higgs, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Morales. Craig Adkins Danielle Blanton Alan Copeland Aubrea Anderson Allen Blocker Rhonda Crisp Tim Arnett Richard Briner Jimmy Culp Duane Barnes Robbie Bryant Jim Culpen Micheal Belew Glenna Bryson John Culpen Debbie Blakely Kim Cook Annette Denoyer 32 Sophomores Renee Elmquist Chip Frazier Cindy Gray Matt Hassell Ben Hurst Robbie Elrod Joe Garrett Jerry Green Jerry Hawkins Regina Jack Gerald Finley Eric Garza Monique Gulyas Susan Heard Karen Jannereth Joe Gunzelman Katie Henry Doug Johnson Larry Hale Terry Houchin Jeff Johnson Donald Hammonds Brad Howard Shelly Johnson Sophomores 33 Kathy Jones David Lewandowski Barbara Mason Mitchell Prater Tina South Evelyn Keith Joe Lynch Jason Morris Shanna Reed Gwen Sparkman Tina Kirkeby Troy McDonald Thomas Oram Bobby Self Tammy Sprabary Jeremy Klein Scott McMurray Jody Padron Tom Roberts Larry Terry Karen Kruger Todd Malcom Val Patterson Sandra Roberts Kenneth Thorne Scott Langley Tex Martin Kendra Pirkle Lorie Smith Mark Turpin 34 Sophomores Sophomores 35 John Villanueva Mike Westbrook Becky Wright Phillip Verdin Christy Reynolds Julie Vandever Darren Wright Debbie Vega Cory Yeager 36 Sophomores Left to right. Top to bottom. Tina South cheering on the team! The back of the room is where the trouble is!! We know what they think about! Joe Lynch Looooking gooood! Come on Val - Show us those pearly whites!!! Sophomores 37 THE FIRST STEP WAS TAKEN The class of ‘88’ was supposed to be the underdog, but they proved everyone wrong during the Pep Rallies. With their enormous class they had more spirit than any other class and proved it by winning the Spirit Stick more than anyone. The Freshman class has also shown spirit by participating in the Spirit Week. They participated in the hall decorating contest, sports, pep squad, and putting more than a few names on the Honor Roll. The classes first year started out with registration followed by all the teasing about being a “fish”, but they proved that they could handle it by bringing new life to Sanger’s traditions. Now they are looking to a bright future as Sophomores. The class officers are: Bo Cooper, President; Andy Garza, Vice-President; Tiann Beard, Secretary; Ray Escobedo, Treasurer; Jay Swartz and Michele Forrest, Student Council Representatives. Sponsors of the freshman class are: Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Ettredge, Mr. Pyke, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Ru-land. The future of Sanger High School. This is uncalled for! Mike Long - That cute Freshman face! They’re not too fond of getting their picture taken. Pam Smith dressed as Boy George and Sarah Ledbetter as a group of Grapes?! Freshman 39 FRESHMAN Top to bottom; Left to right: Freshman Officers: Bo Cooper, President; Andy Garza, Vice-President; Tiann Beard, Secretary; Ray Escodedo, Treasurer; Jay Swartz and Michele Forrest, Student Council Representatives. Sponsors of the Freshman class were: Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Ettredge, Mr. Pyke, Coach Davis, and Mr. Ruland. Sam Arnold Debbie Bishop Laura Chiaro Kenny Barclay Sid Brown Todd Clark Chad Barnes Angela Cantrell Jimmy Coin TiAnn Beard Tim Carstensen Ray Conkel Brad Bell Kelly Carter Paula Cook Terri Beverly Jimmy Chandler Karen Cooke 40 Freshman Bo Cooper Shane Creager Dan Dickens Jack Foster John Goin Billy Cox Melinda Cupp Robert Elieson Kerry Foster Pat Golden Robert Crawford Tammy Davis Ray Escobedo Ricky Frazee Donna Graham Shane Felkner Shanna Gaidar Penny Groves Joe Fipps Billy Garvin Christy Gutierrez Michele Forrest Andy Garza Robert Halfhill Freshman 41 Shannon Hallmark Jerry Henley Jamie Jenkins Sarah Ledbetter Mark Lockhart Susan Hamilton Erica Heard Dennis Johnson Blake Lemons Micheal Long Chris Harper Lee Hoehn Albert Juarez Brian Lester Belinda Lopez Chris Hauser Jeff Howard Penny Kizzar Lloyd Lewis David MacKillop Lorie Hayes Rachel Howard Jimmy Landers Shawn Lindahl Tanya Malcolm Rachel Healy David Hunnicutt Michelle Klinke Shauda Lloyd Jeff Martin 42 Freshman THE CLASS OF “88” Jason Melton Tracy McClure Jodie McQuein Robert Mitchell Rufus Moore David Mayfield Laura McDonald Larry Miller Stephanie Mitchell Eric Morales Frank McClain Jerry McLeod Danny Millerborg Rona Moore Thomas Muir Mark has that winning Freshman Face! Freshman 43 Ray Nault Suzanne Reed Pam Smith Chad Sons Tony Vega Danny Nixon Jahree Rogers Shannon Smith Trude Swan Chris Webster Larry Pannell Melinda Rowe Donald Smithers Jay Swartz Johnny West Jeff Parker James Samples Jerri Stephens Jason Thompson Amy Whitt LeeAnn Porter Steve Simmons Cindy Still Robert Topscott Mack Wilkerson Devin Pruitt James Simpson Glen Stogsdill Bobby Upchurch Kelly Wainscott 44 Freshman Left to right. Top to bottom. The library is where you learn?! Are you guys helping decorate??? The clan! What’s he doing on the floor??? The Freshman class acting normal. Freshman 45 ADMINISTRATION Earl Ross, Superintendent 46 Elaine Cleary, Director-Special Education Mr. Ross receives a gift from Carl Sadau and Mrs. Robison. Terry Garland, Business Manager Front row: Mary Forrest, Craig Snider, Jimmy, and Bobbye Robison Back row: Prentice Preston, Carl Sadau, and Rick Powell. A - Cheryl Gwin, Secretary . ft V OUR FACULTY A VI) FRIENDS Bill Mustin Jo Morse Rebecca Barnes Carol Danner Donna DiMaggio Mike Davis Sally Davis Ed Daugherty 48 Faculty Barbara Ettredge Katherine Mclntire Karen Sprabary Sharia Thompson Becky Goode Elizabeth Higgs Juanita Morales Carrie Spruiell Barbara Grace Joe Higgs Beth Willis J.C. Holder Katherine Klink Shelly Langley Lottie Holder Darrell Smith Faculty 49 50 Student Life STUDENT LIFE Good Timing Is Everything “Are you going to the football game tonight?” “It’s Monday, Mrs. Barnes, give us a break” “You know what today is? . Wednesday, that means Coach Daugherty is going to make us run.” “Is Mr. Mustin down the hall?” “Coach, can we turn on the radio?” “May we turn it on?” “Why not?” “What page?” “What book?” “Can I go to my locker?” “Mrs. Mclntire, there is no way I can sell all those candles.” “Are you actually going to eat THAT?” “Were you at the Rock House last night?” “I saw y’all on the strip Saturday night.” “Did you tell your parents?” “Who are you voting for, Mondale or Reagan?” “How many more days until Christmas holidays?” “Does she still like HIM?” “When do you work in the concession stand?” “Got a date for Homecoming?” “Oh no, do we have an algebra test today?” “You should really consider taking typing; your handwriting is sorry.” “Is it Friday yet?” “What do you mean 70 is passing I thought it was 55.” “I’ll sure be glad when morning practice is over, so I’ll get to eat breakfast again.” “How many bugs you got?” “You wanna look for leaves this weekend?” “I hate journals.” “Did you finish your book report?” “What book report?” “You’ve got some balloons in the office.” “I didn’t know you wanted us to WRITE it.” “Got any Skittles?” “Gimme some.” “How many minutes to the bell?” What schedule are we on?” Student Life 51 OUR FAVORITES Class favorites.....the two chosen people who seem to make our days brighter. Each class favorite is chosen for the personality and friendship he she shows to each student at Sanger High. Each class chooses the two who seem to be the most outgoing and who are loved throughout the class. Without these extra-special people, Sanger would not have its “PROMISE FOR THE FUTURE”. 52 Favorites MR. AND MISS S.H.S. In choosing Mr. and Miss S.H.S., the student body looks for many things in the nominees. Specific things considered were leadership, character, personality, values, and respectability. The election results proved Seniors David Pennington and Trisa McClure to be the chosen ones. Both David and Trisa are nice and fun to be with. They set an example that the underclassmen feel is suitable to follow. They are each the type of person who loves to support their school in all areas. Whenever they were needed, they could easily be located talking to a special person or fulfilling a responsibility they had undertaken to complete. Pennington and Carrie Prateifl Favorites 53 MOST BEAUTIFUL HANDSOME The student body of Sanger High elected Michael Grace and Aubrea Anderson to represent them during the 1984-85 school year as Most Handsome and Most Beautiful. Michael, a Junior, was active in many of the extra curricular activities such as football, track, and baseball. He helped lead Sanger to a District Championship in football and two consecutive seasons into the play-off position. Aubrea, a Sophomore, was active in extra curricular activities, also, as well as cheerleading and many organizations such as Student Council, Honor Society, and F.H.A. 54 Favorites MOST ATHLETIC Shelly Johnson and Rodney Garrett were selected by the student body as representatives of Most Athletic throughout the school. Shelly, a Sophomore, was active in track, volleyball, and was a first year member of the Varsity basketball team. She is also active in many clubs. Rodney Garrett, a senior, was active in football, basketball, and track. He helped the football team and basketball team to the District Championships. Favorites 55 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED This year. Junior, Karen Hamilton, and Senior. Stephen Campbell were selected most likely to succeed. Both students have high grade point averages and seem to have no problem when it comes to homework and tests. Stephen was a member of STARS, and the National Honor Society for four years. Stephen scored 1150 on his SAT test. Stephen plans to attend Baylor Univeristy this fall and plans to major in engineering. Karen is a member of the National Honor Society. Karen plans to attend North Texas State University her first year, and then plans to go to Texas A M to major in Veterinary medicine and to become a Veterinarian specializing in small animals. 56 Favorites MMM|| MOST FRIENDLY Each year, the student body of Sanger High School selects a girl and boy to represent them as Most Friendly. The students elected Billy Wright and Rhonda Holder as their favorites. These people were chosen for their bright smiles and their sunny faces. Billy, a Junior, was very talkative and full of life. Everyone enjoyed his fun-lovin’ spirit and his good nature. Billy was a member of the Varsity football team which took 2nd place in District. He also supported other school activities. Rhonda, fun-lovin’, mouth-talkin’, and full-spirited, was also a Junior. She was always showing her meaning of pride in Sanger by taking in new students and making them feel at home. She was a member of F.H.A. and Student Council. 57 Z S OF 85 Craziest Funniest 1 ' Most Outgoing Shyest Most Guillible Most Talented Sherry Trego Julie Kirby Carrie Prater India Nievi ™ J TJr M CarriePrater 1 - f ' A Marie Hirschi J Maw Hirschi 4 4 Donna( Prettyman A Sherry Trego Trisa McClure %W Stacy Craig Smm Kristin Glass Biggest Mouth Biggest Troublemaker Worst Driver Best Looking Car nelfe Amyx 1 onna Prettymafi . rerry Trego Karlena Cooke Tonya Forsythe Kelli Inman Donna Prettyman Kristin Glass Stacy Craig 58 FUNNY FAVORITES FAVORITE SONG 1. Let’s Go Crazy 2. Naughty Naughty 3. We Are The World FAVORITE ALBUM 1. Purple Rain 2 Chicago 17 3. George Strait FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Beverly Hills Cop 2. Red Dawn 3. Purple Rain FAVORITE GROUP (music) 1. Boston 2. Chicago 3. Led Zeppelin FAVORITE MALE SINGER 1. Bruce Springsteen 2. Sammy Hagar 3. Prince FAVORITE FEMALE SINGER 1. Madonna 2. Sheila E. 3. Pat Benatar FAVORITE RESTAURANT 1. Cozy Oaks 2 Taco Bueno 3. Feed Trough FAVORITE DRINK 1. The Silver Bullet 2. Coke Jrw.. 3. Strawberry Daqueri FAVORITE T.V. SHOW 1. Cosby Show 2. Webster 3. Simon and Simon FAVORITE COMEDIAN 1. Eddie Murphy 2. Richard Pryor 3. Rodney Dangerfield HOMECOMING 84 Each year Sanger High follows a tradition of Homecoming. It has become a very important role in a student’s life. From three to four weeks before the big event, students begin thinking about it as individuals, couples, and classes. Some of the events that take place are the bonfire, the parade, hall decorating, the dance, and, of course, the football game. This year’s events were unique in many ways. On Tuesday afternoon the bonfire had no wood. The faithful, dedicated students of Sanger High met and collected wood for several hours in the cold, wet, and muddy night. The following day the bonfire was cancelled due to bad weather. Some loyal alumni agreed that tradition must go on and the bonfire was burned with only a few bold and loyal fans presents. Hall decorating was a big success with a variety of original ideas. The main competition was between Sophomores and Juniors. Although the Sophomores had a great hall, the Juniors were undefeated and won the prize of 100 dollars. Each hall, including Freshmen and Seniors, showed Indian Spirit. Friday night finally came, with the shrill of the crowd, the jingling of the purple and gold mums, and the crowning of the queen. The pre-game show ended with David Pennington and Trisa McClure being crowned King and Queen, and Carrie Prater crowned Football Sweetheart. Although the muddy conditions kept the band and charmers from marching, it didn’t stop the spirit of the game. As the third quarter opened, a heavy rain appeared, but the guys kept playing, and the loyal fans stayed to cheer them on to a victory of 21 to 0. After the game, the High School dance kept the fun (Continued on page 61) 60 Homecoming 84 Denise Yeatts shows school spirit as she dresses up for spirit week as a hippy. The gym is a great sign of school spirit as it is decorated for the pep rally. The rain can not drown our varsity cheerleaders spirit! They always have a smile on their face! jf 1 and excitement going with great music and dancing until 12:30 a.m. Kevin, Richard, David, Rodney, and Edward casually argue who will get the beautiful bouquet of flowers. The fabulous Junior hall wins first prize of $100.00 in the hall decorating contest. Homecoming ’84 6 S.H.S. Jus’ Cain’t Say No To . . . “OKLAHOMA” The Fall Drama Production was the musical “OKLAHOMA.” Approximately 45 people took part in the cast and crew. Many long and hard hours of rehearsals were required. Practices were scheduled for 1 Vi hours on weeknights and sometimes as long as all day on Saturdays. The musicians also had separate long and hard practices. The characters were portrayed as followed: Curley- Joey Robinson; Laurie- Denise Yeatts; Will- Bobby Swan; Ado Annie- Sherla Ashby; Aunt Eller- Senior Desiree White; The Play ran 3 nights. It was a very successful production. Memorable moments of the musical were the many late-night pizza parties, the cast party, the overuse of the fog machine. Ado Annie’s laryngitis, and the many rehearsed “KISS” scenes. 162 Oklahoma] 1. Oklahoma had a great cast and crew! Mrs. Yeatts was very proud of it all, the fantastic actors and all the wonderful help of the tech team. 2. Don’t get mad Mrs. Yeatts, we'll get it right by tomorrow. 3. Everyone sympathizes with Slim for the Three-day belly-ache he’s getting from Ado Annie’s pie. 4. Curley (played by Joey Robinson) is singing sweetly to Laurie (played by Denise Yeatts). THE ONE-ACT PLAY PRESENTS . . . THE FARCE OF THE WORTHY MASTER PIERRE-PATLIN “The Farce of the Worthy Master Pierre Patelin,” the 1984-1985 One Act Play, was written around 1600. Even though the play is over 300 years old the comedy is something that has never more apparent than with this play’s presentation by the SHS One Act cast and Crew. Three Stooges, Watch Out!! Charlie Chaplin you’ve met your match! The cast is as follows: Denise Yeatts as Pierre Patelin; Jackie Hatfield as Guillaume Joceaulme; Billy Wright as Guillemette, the lawyers wife; Jeremy Klein as Tibalk Lambkin; Billy Wright also portrayed The Judge. The All-Star cast selections were as follows Jackie Hatfield and Denise Yeatts. | One-Act Play 631 Let The Good Times Roll . . . ALMOST PARADISE Juniors and Seniors celebrated their prom in the Golden Eagle Room at North Texas State, Friday, May 17. All those candles and those hours in the concession stand finally paid off. All were decked out in their finest the guys in their tuxedos or tails and top hats . and the young ladies were elegant in their gowns and corsages. Music played by a DJ ranged from hard rock to those country tunes perfect for some two-steppin’. Matt, David and Michael entertained with some special steps of their own. The room was decorated with greenery, shells and murals to create an atmosphere of paradise in Texas. Fresh fruit, cheese and crackers kept the dancers nourished. Favors for the evening were stick pins to help everyone remember the point of the event. The teachers even got into the act doing the hokey-pokey. 1. Can you can-can with a cane cane? 2. Ladies and Gentlemen take a break. 3. Cotton-Eye Joe Time 4. Doug and Teresa could have danced all night. 5. A table laden with luscious delights 6. Darla and her beau enjoyed the scenery. 7. Now there’s a group of swingers. 8. Is this a stick-up? Just the faculty with a little hokey-pokey. 9. The Ettredges have had about all the fun they can stand. 64 Prom U.I.L. Literary And Academic Awards SHINING MOMENTS Each year SHS honors deserving students for their academic achievements and their participation in UIL literary events. This year’s winners for academic achievement were: Ag. I Brian Lester Ag. II Scott Langley Ag. Ill Doug Mask Ag. IV E.J. Crawford Ag. COOP Rachel Trietsch Outstanding Ag. Jim Berndt Band Marcher of Year Joey Robison Director’s award Kenneth Thorne Business Typ. I Mark Turpin Typ. II Monique Gulyas Accounting Anthony Sweeney Shorthand Mindy Davis Free Enterprise Laura McClain Outstanding Susan King English Cor, La. I Albert Juarez Eng. I Frank McClain Cor. Lan. II Rodney Klinke Cor. Lan. Ill Doug Mask English III Julie Adams Advanced Eng. Ill E.J. Crawford Cor. Lan. IV Anthony Sweeney English IV Becky Shaw Advanced Eng. IV Laurie Smith Outstanding Traci Sprabary Foreign Lang. Span. I Teresa Anthony Span. II Ian Burdick Outstanding Laurie Smith Journalism Sherry Trego Annual- Marilyn Tipton Math pre-Alg. Jack Foster Alg. I Bo Cooper Alg. II Renee Elmquist Trig Susie Freese Calculus Stephen Campbell Tech. Math James Whitt Outstanding Stephen Campbell Art Art I Pam Smith Art II Anthony Sweeney Outstanding Melinda Row Health P.E. Girl’s-Kendra Pirkle Health- Bo Cooper Boy’s P.E. Albert Juarez Homemaking I Rachel Trietsch Homemaking II Kendra Pirkle Home Fam. Liv. Traci Sprabary Housing Hm. Fur. Laura McClain Consumer Ed. Anthony Sweeney Food Nutrition Christy Burdick Child Dev. Julie Kirby H.E.C.E. Dion Hoops Outstanding Laurie Smith Science Physical Sci. Thomas Muir Biology I Renee Elmquist Chemistry Sherla Ashby Anatomy Phys. Lynelle Amyx Physics Stephen Campbell Outstanding Lynelle Amyx Soc. Studies World History Laura McClain World Geography Rodney Klinke Am. History E.J. Crawford Texas History Susie Freese Government Traci Sprabary Outstanding Laura McClain V.O.E. Sophomore Lab Shanna Reed Word Processing Traci Sprabary V.O.E. COOP Darla James 66 Award Winners Award Winners 67 TEECHRZ R PEAPUL 2!!! Teachers need time to get away from the strain of the classroom and those tiring hours of grading papers. After all, they really are human too, and, like all of us, they want to fill a few moments each day with excitement and fun. Participating in student activities is one way teachers share with their students whether it be the culture of the pie-in-the-face shared by the coaches or the gymnastic fetes performed by the Bolivar cheerleaders, Sanger teachers showed their school spirit in 1985. “What Do You Want To Do With Your Life?” Breaking Away Every once in a while, there’s a time when there must be a change in the routine! Everyone gets tired of the monotony, day after day after day . . yawn, z-z-z. School life can become a GREAT BIG BORE. What’s a student to do? One of the most popular ways to break boredom in Sanger was going CRAZY!! As you can see, hot pink dresses really make Michael and Matt a pair of wild and crazy guys. Note passing is another attempt to vitalize the school day. Some of the great memoirs of 1985 were in the hands (in the lockers, under the desks) of students. Gwen and Barbara seemed to take their note passing very seriously. How about gossip — that always sparked the attention of the weary troops. If it happened on Friday night, it was Monday morning’s eye-opener. Julius Caesar’s problems could never quite grasp an interested ear the way the antics on the Denton strip could. Daydreaming while absent mindedly doodling on desks was a favorite boredom breaker of some students. Others pulled their pranks and pushed their luck to try to win the “most detentions” award it was a crowded race in 85, but some kept trying (their teachers) until the very last day of school. Maybe Rodney had the right idea. FAD OR FASHION? 1984-85 was a year for many new fads and fashions. Many different styles in clothes were created, from punk to preppie to western. The girls began to wear shorter pants, crop tops, and low heels. Some of the guys began to show personality by wearing parachute pants and punk-style shirts. There was also a change in hair style, with most of the guys getting perms in the back of their hair, and leaving the front straight. Break dancing was one of the greatest fads ever. Only the very talented people seemed to master this type of dance. And when a group of people all got together and started break dancing, crowds gathered around to share in the excitement. There was also a style in automobiles. Sports cars were very popular. They seemed to be the “Dream Car” for a lot of students. Fads and Fashions were a show of personality for 1985. They added to-the good times and helped to show individuality. 1. Breaking away! 2. What a nice car! 3. Isn’t Michelle cute? 4. Chad and Dean pose for us in their parachute pants. 5. Look at those Curls! 70 Student Life Clock wise from top left Greg Reding, David Pennington, Doug Mask. This year we had several students participate in the 1985 D.C.L.A. Rodeo. Sanger was well represented by its many participants. Mike Westbrook, Tim Arnett, and Daren Wright all rode in the bull riding event. Tim Arnett and David Pennington rode in the bareback event. Robert Hillard, Greg Reding, and Doug Mask entered in the calf-roping event. Greg Reding took first in tie-down calf roping with a score of 10.7 seconds. Robert Hillard finished first in ribbon roping with a score of 9.3 seconds. Doug Mask took second in ribbon roping with a 10.6 second score. Rodeo 71 72 Groups GLi;LL Ml Active Students Find Time “Meeting is now in session.” “Oh no, not another money making project.” “Really, do we have to be here at 7:30 a.m.?” “Do I really have to walk through that cow______just to show my sheep?” “Are you really going to make us march in that mud?” “Come on, you’re not really going to make us practice until 10:00 p.m. are ou?” “Oh no, pizza party tonight!?” “Don’t forget we have Drill Team Practice after school?” “We need to work on the float tonight.” “Karen, we’ll do a good job at the pep rally, if you give us reeses.” These are just a few of the many quotes which will be well cherished and remembered by each and every member of the different groups at Sanger High School. This year could have never been as wonderful as it has been without the participation of these valuable and essential groups. L. to R.: Top to Bottom 1. The annual staff and another wacky day™ 2. Sanger High’s Happy homemakers? 3. Charmer’s, stretch to be the best. 4. Joey Robison struts his stuff at playoffs 5. Our Cheerleaders singing in the rain? 6. Jerry Hawkins, here comes trouble! Groups 73 DRAMA DRAMA DRAMA L-R, top-bottom; Jeremy Klein, Dave Mayfield, Jackie Hatfield, Karen Cooke, Angela Chambers, Ronnie Hatfield, David Pennington, Melinda Rowe, Laura McClain, Christy Burdick, Darla James, Karlena Cooke, Susan King, Teresa' Anthony, Trina McMackin, Mrs. Yeatts, Allen Blocker, Rich Briner, Bobby Swan, Joey Robison, Desiree White, Denise Yeatts The 1984-85 drama club was involved in many activities throughout the year. Most of the members of the drama club participated in the Fall musical, “Oklahoma”. The drama club supported other school activities by buying an ad in the Spring Show program. They bought magazine subscritpions from F.H.A., They bought magazine subscriptions from F.H.A., and fruit from F.F.A. To make their own money the drama club sold crystal and worked the concession stand for some basketball games. They also sponsored the school store. L-R, Top-bottom; Desiree White, Joey Robison, Sherla Ashby, Bobby Swan, Jeremy Klein, Denise Yeatts 74 Drama NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE Top-Bottom L-R; James Harvey, Desiree White, Joey Robison, Rich Briner, Karen Hamilton, Allen Blocker, Sherla Ashby, Angela Chambers, Denise Yeatts. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Top-Bottom L-R; James Harvey, Jackie Hatfield, Desiree White, Joey Robison, Sherla Ashby, Jeremy Klein, Bobby Swan, Rich Briner, Angela Chambers, Denise Yeatts, Allen Blocker. Drama 75 5HINE ON 5TRR5 Top-Bottom L-R; Bo Cooper, Chris Harper, Mark Lockhart, Bobby Crawford, Tiann Beard, Amy Whitt, Monique Gulyas, Allen Blocker, Stephen Cambell, Mark McNeal, Richard McKillop, Thomas Muir, Traci Sprabary, Teresa Anthonym Laurie Smith, Lynelle Amyx, LeeAnn Lemons, Laura McClain, Frank McClain, Chris Trail. Sanger’s Talented and re- |HHV sourceful Students are very nrfm important to Sanger High p gt School. They are the shining example for other students to follow. To be in S.T.A.R.S. you have to get a certain score on your aptitude test and have an IQ above 130. The test is administered by the school counselor. They go to the Middle School once a week and work on the computer, logic problems, or other skilled activities. They took a field trip to Fort Worth Museum of Science and History and went to Omni Theater to see “Behold Hawaii!” They then went to Bill Martin’s and ate seafood. These students are the hope for the future. 76 Stars No autographs, please! HONOR SOCIGTY Top to Bottom 1 ro n Tim Henry, Rich Briner, Gwen Sparkman, Lee Ann Lemons, Sherry Trego, Traci Sparbary, Jackie Wheeler, Richard Escobedo, Ian Burdick, Mark Turpin, Sandra Bowles, Monique Guylus, E. J. Crawford, Sherla Ashby, Marilyn Tipton, Angie Rhodes, Mark McNeal, Allen Blocker, Kindra Pirkle, Renee Elmquest, Laura McClain, Lori Cain, Jeremy Klein, Angie Chambers, Stephen Campbell, Tobey Utly, Mike Cook, Cindy Gray, Karen Hamilton, Lynelle Amyx, Laurie Smith, Teresa Anthony, Tracy Fulgham, Missy McSpedden, Susan King, Trisa White, Dana Trietsch, Gerald Finley, Richard MzcKillop What another test?!? Traci at it again!!!! Honor Society 77 014 Top to bottom, left to right. Christy Reynolds, Glenna Bryson, Rhonda South, Debbie Blakely, Tina South, Barbara Mason, Trina McMackin, Teresa Anthony, Becky Shaw, Laurie Smith, Donna Prettyman, Trisa McClure, Kristin Glass, Tonya Bowles, Darla James, Karlena Cooke, Jeannie Hatfield, Lynelle Amyx, Traci Sprabary, Sherry Trego, Telena Howard, Leann Lemons, Stacy Craig, Willard III Gunzellman, Mike Prater, Cindy Davis. Not pictured are: Angie Rhodes, Mindy Davis, Ronnie Hatfield, Jackie Hatfield. Top Row L to R: Sherry Trego-Parlimentarian, Telena Howard-President, LeeAnn Lemons-Reporter, Lynelle Amyx Activity Chairman, Bottom Row L to R: Traci Sparbary-Historian, Kelli Inman-Vice President, Karlena Cook-Photogra pher, Stacy Schoonover-Secretary. 78 OEA Y«E Kelli Inman Darla James LeeAnn Lemons Donna Prettyman Mike Prater Tonya Bowles - Burrus Supermarket Will Gunzelman -Kelli Inman - First National Bank, Sanger LeeAnn Lemons - Sanger Courier Mike Prater - Krum Oil Company Becky Shaw Stacy Craig - Maclntire Investments Marie Hirshi - High School Library Darla James - Elementary School Donna Prettyman - Tax Office Becky Shaw - Sanger Drug Store Voe - Co-Op 79 S, A SAIWJTE T€ IIYE STAYS4 CHERCEEE CHARMERS - SERIN© SHOW 80 Charmers - Spring Show 1 Officers performing to Axle F. 2 Susan, are you trying to teach the Comedy Crew how to Toe dance? 3 Crazy cast and crew of the Spring Show. 4 Mindy and Cindy doing their Famous Fat Baby impressions. 5 Mousing around with Comedy Crew. e! 1984.1385 $ Mindy Davis, Manager Carrie Spruiell, Drill Team Sponsor Cindy Davis, Manager Chat-mars Left to right, front to back: Dana Trietsch, Tobey Utley, Renee Elmquist, Stephanie Mitchell, Evelyn Keith, Jeannie Hatfield, Trisha White, April Horton, Laura Chiaro, Katie Henry, Angie Rhodes, Tiann Beard, Chris Harper, and Rona Moore. Dana Trietsch, Co-Captain Tobey Utley, Captain Renee Elmquist, 1st Lieutenant INDIflNETTES Shaunda Lloyd-Captain, Donna Graham-First Lieutenant Lori Hayes-Second Lieutenant 82 Indianettes L-R; Susan Heard, Michelle Forrest, Penny Kizaar, Glen-na Bryson, Paula Cook, Tina South J.V. Cheerleaders 83 1 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right, top to bottom: Traci Sprabary, Sandra Bowles, Melissa McSpedden, Karlena Cooke, Carrie Prater, Julie Kirby, and Trisa McClure. Varsity Cheerleaders STRUT THC R STUFF Julie Kirby Head Cheerleader Trisa McClure Carrie Prater Sanger’s Varsity Cheerleaders of 84-85 brought Pride, Spirit, and a new enthusiasm Sanger has never had before. These girls worked hard all year long to back their teams to victory. The girls were very proud to qualify for National Competition, winning the NCA Award of Excellence at Summer Camp at Tarleton State. Sandra Bowles Melissa McSpedden Traci Sprabary Karlena Cooke ---------------------------- Varsity Cheerleaders 85 STUDENT COUNCIL Students today. L-R; Angela Cantrel, Renee Elmquist, Gwen Sparkman, Aubrea Anderson, Sherry Trego, Carrie Prater, Julie Kirby, LeeAnn Lemons, Lynelle Amyx, Jaime Jenkins, Pam Smith, Kellie Carter, Susan Hamilton, Stephen Campbell, Ronnie Hatfield, Jay Swartz, E. J. Crawford, Monique Gulyas, Teresa Anothony, Trina McMackin, Rhonda Holder, Tobey Utley, Sandra Roberts, Angie Rhodes, Cindy Davis, Mark McNeal, Karlena Cooke, Thomas Muir, Desiree White, Sherla Ashby, Lori Cain, Susan King, Marilyn Tipton, Jackie Wheeler, Denise Yeatts, Missy McSpedden, Angela Chambers, Chris Harper, David Pennington, Tracy Fulgham, Shelly Johnson, Trisha White, Dana Trietsch, Karen Hamilton, Don Long One very important group at Sanger High is the Student Council. This group of students plans the various dances and other activities the students participate in throughout the year. Our school would be very dull and boring if not for the members who have served on the Student Council this year. The students at Sanger High School would like to extend a great thank you to the Student Council for making the 1984-85 school year the best ever. 86 Student Council Student Council Officers. Left to right, top to bottom: Angela Chambers, Social Coordinator, Missy McSpedden Vice President, Karen Hamilton, President, and Denise Yeatts Operations Coordinator. 1. Student Council's “Kiss the Pig contest. 2. Student Council's Pig. 3. Student Council's Halloween Dress-up Day. 4. Student Council elected representatives. Left to right, top to bottom: Jay Swartz, Shelly Johnson, Teresa Anthony, Lynelle Amyx, Michele Forrest, Renee Elmquist, Rhonda Holder, and Trisha White. 5. Student Council Voted Representatives. Left to Right, top to bottom: Stephen Campbell, Rich Briner, David Pennington, Don Long, Thomas Muir, Lori Cain, Monique Gulyas, Chris Harper, Sherla Ashby, E.J. Crawford, Trina McMackin, Dana Trietsch, Jackie Wheeler, Mark McNeal, Tobey Utley, Gwen Sparkmen, Desiree White, Carrie Prater, Julie Kirby, LeeAnn Lemons, and Sherry Trego. . . Leaders tomorrow Student Council 87 FHA Once again FHA is a popular organization to support. With over one hundred active members, FHA has contributed much to our school and our community. At Christmas, many of the members eagerly decorated doors at Care Inn. The residents were delighted to have someone do something special for them. FHA also spend many hours working on their awardwinning float, judged “The Most Beautiful, for the Homecoming parade. Magazines were sold again this year and were a great success. FHA also joined forces with OEA to win a computer, which benefited the whole school. The Dillard’s Style Show was also a great hit for FHA members. With all the great things that the members and sponsors accomplished, no wonder this was a great year. Seated: Rachel Trietsch-Historian, Cindy Gray-2nd V.Pres., Aubrea Anderson-Secretary, Sherry Trego-lst V.Pres., Traci Sprabary-4th V.Pres., Standing: Carrie Prater-Treasurer, Kendra Pirkle-5th V.Pres., Karlena Cooke-Sgt.at Arms, Julie Kirby, President, Sandra Roberts-6th V.Pres., Ramie Pennington-3rd V.Pres., Teresa Anthony-Parliamentarian Aubrea Anderson decks the halls at Care Inn. Members and Sponsors share Christmas spirit. 88 FHAt FHA 89 Alpha Chater: Left to right, top to bottom; Eddie Gavia, Craig Adkins, James Ellison, Cindy Still, Tonya Malcom, Larry Miller, Suzanne Reed, Laura McDonald, Jahree Rogers, Shannon Reed, Darla George, Don Long, Penny Groves, Melinda Cupp, Terri Beverly, Val Patterson, Ray Escobedo, Sarah Ledbetter, Mrs. Ettredge - Sponsor. Paula Cook, Penny Kizzar, Rachel Trietsch, Christi Gutierrez. Sanger High Chapter: Left to right, top to bottom; Brent McWhorter, Tammy Sprabary, Kathy Cupp, Shelby Keating, Michele Klinke, Jackie Wheeler, Tina Beverly, Misty Wallace, Dion Hoops, Tommy Frizzle, Kevin Wilson, Jimmy Ernst, Edward Garza, Curtis McDonald, Angie Bowling, Faith Garner, Laurie Smith, Trisa McClure, Jeannie Hatfield, Michelle Pearson, Denise Cooper, Mollie Stephen, Robert Hirschi, Monty Elbert, Kenny Smith, Alex Nieves, Christy Burdick, Trisha White, Evelyn Keith, Susan Heard, Julie Vandever, Lori Smith. Marie Hirschi, Coleen Fipps, Bonnie Hatfield, Kristan Glass, Tom Swartz, Jackie Hatfield, Aubrea Anderson, Julie Row, Sandra Roberts, Ramie Pennington. Cindy Gray, Julie Kirby, Sherry Trego, Traci Sprabary, Carrie Prater, Kendra Pirkle, and Sponsor-Mrs. Elizabeth Higgs. Ruby Dennis Chapter: Left to right. Top to bottom; Angie Rhodes. Joe Bob Etthredge, Becky Shaw, Sherla Asby, Rhonda Holder, Marilyn Tipton, A.J. Baroni, Shane Belcher, Chris Roach, Lynelle Amyx, Stephanie Mitchell, John Kirby, Melinda Rowe, Cindy Davis, Susan King, Missy McSpedden, Sandra Bowles, Glenna Bryson, Lori Cain, Gwen Sparkman, Richard Escobedo. Brian Warlick, Shannon Gaider.Kathy Jones, Becky Wright, Mindy Davis, Tracy Fulgham, Michele Forest, Kelli Inman, Telena Howard, Stacy Craig, Karlena Cooke, Kelli Carter, Brian Lester, Trina McMackin, Sponsor-Mrs. Langley, Dawn Markowski, Belinda Lopez, Tanya Stevens. Denise Yeatts, Tobey Utley, Angela Cantrel, Angie Chambers, Tim Maimer, Teresa Anthony. FUTURE FARMERS Of AMERICA The Sanger Chapter of Future Farmers is an organization based on cooperation, leadership, scholarship, and citizenship. Membership is open to all students of Sanger. In FFA, students are required to raise and care for an animal (such as cattle, swine, poultry, or rabbits.) They do this for a period of nine months. This year the Sanger Chapter has held two turkey shoots, an auction, has worked at the Halloween Carnival, and the Sanger Sellabration to raise money for the chapter. Chapter Officers: Robert Hilliard; Chaplin. Jim Berndt; Vice President, Joey Mason; Treasurer, Amy Foster; Reporter, Dana Trietsch; Secretary, David Pennington; Pres., Ray Forrester; Sentinel L-R; Top row to bottom; Cory Yeager. Lance Garvin.Greg Reding. Bryan Howard. Jerry Hawkina, Mike Belew. Tim Arnett. James Whitt. Rodnev Klinke. 190 FFA Greenhand members; L-R Top to Bottom; David Hunnicut, Chad Sons, Jimmy Landers, Darin White, Tony Vega, Lee Hoehn, John Culpen, Bobby Crawford, Bobby Halfhill, Larry Panell, Devin Pruett, Amy Whitt, Brian Lester, Sheila Harper, Chris Hauser, Robbie Mitchell, Jimmy Coin, Pat Golden, Robert Sisco (ag Teacher), Bobby Tabscot, Paul Madewell, Lynelle Amyx, Karen Hamilton, John Goin, Chad Barnes, Bobby Upchurch, Billy Cox, Lloyd Lewis Greenhand Officers; Lynelle Amyx-secretary, Karen F. F. A. Members take time out of their day for the un- Hamilton-Vice Pres., John Goin-Pres., Billy Cox-Trea- loading of the fruit, sure, Chad Barnes-Chaplin Kent Gay, handy helper, loads fruit. Lynelle Amyx-F. F. A. Sweetheart Think I should? FFA 911 92 Band! till IIM 0N 10 L-R Back to Front James Harvey, Denise Yeatts, Wanama Balliew, Jerry Foil, Mrs. Klinke, Joey Robison, Kim Cook, Kelly Wainscot, Trude Swan, Allen Blocker, Joe Garrett, Karlena Cooke, Danny Millerborg, Danny Nixon, James Simpson, Bobby Swan, John Mayfield, Thomas Muir, Ian Burdick, Ronnie Hatfield, Robert Elieson, Jay Swartz, Kenneth Thorne, Monique Gulyas, Regina Jack, Jerri Stephens, Becky Wright, Amy Whitt, Karen Cooke. Drum Major Joey Robison Twirlers L-R Denise Yeatts, Trude Swan Rand Sweetheart Jerri Stephens VIOCRT - Stage liana L to R: Joe Garr tt. Bobby wan, Kenneth 'l fcgrne, pRonnit tatfield, John Mayftfcla Ms. Klink, Scott McMurt'ay. Allen Blocker ]Band 93 GOLDEN WARRIOR Standing: Beth Willis, Sponsor, Kim Cardwell, Jackie Hatfield, Cindy Davis, David Pennington, Angie Rhodes, Mindy Davis, Missy McSpedden, Tracy Fulgham Seated: Lori Cain, Sherla Ashby, Jeannie Hatfield, Marilyn Tipton, Ramie Pennington, Traci Sprabary Editor: Jeannie Hatfield Assistant Editor: Cindy Davis Photographer: Sherla Ashby Business Manager: Mindy Davis Senior Section: Missy McSpedden, David Pennington, Jackie Hatfield Student Life: Lori Cain, Trac Fulgham Groups Section: Ramie Pennington, Angie Rhodes Faculty Administration: Tracy Fulgham, Cindy Davis Sports: Marilyn Tipton, David Pennington Advertising: Mindy Davis, Missy McSpedden, Ramie Pennington Promotion: Jeannie Hatfield, Sherla Ashby Middle School: Cindy Davis, Mindy Davis Underclassmen Section: Traci Sprabary, Kim Cardwell 94 Golden Warrior SM0KE SIGNALS Smoke Signals' staff on location during 1985's “Siberian Express Sherry Trego-Editor Who? Who? What? When? Where? Why? How? Big questions in journalism, but never too big for “The Mighty Six.” of the Smoke Signals staff. “All the news that takes fits to print” was their motto as they worked to-ward deadlines and raced to the printer to bring you the news and nuances about Sanger High. Eat your heart out Diane Sawyer! Julie Kirby- What? Kristin Glass- Where? Carrie Prater- When? Aubrea Anderson- Why? Karlena Cooke- How? Smoke Signals 95 L-E; Mark Eggert, Jim Berndt, Andy Nixon, Mark McNeal, Tom Swartz, Jeff Johnson, James Whitt, Chris Roach, A. J. Baroni, Lance Garvin, Tamyra Norman, Chris Trial, Gerald Finely, Joey Mason, Monty Cole, Curt Morgan, Missy McSpedden, Rhonda Holder, Richard Escobedo, Tiann Beard, Susan Hamilton, Steve Simmons, Jackie Wheeler, Dawn Markowski, Allen Blocker, Rich Briner, Sandra Roberts, Rona Moore, Gwen Sparkman, Debbie Vega, Laura Chiaro, Shannon Hallmark, Stephanine Mitchel, Michelle Klinke, Denise Yeatts, Scott McMurray, Julie Adams, Lynelle Amyx, Sherry Trego, Carrie Prater, Lori Cain, Karlena Cooke, Christy Burdidk, Angela Bowling, Chris Harper, Kelley Carter, Mrs. Moraled (sponsor) Susan King, Joey Robison, Trina McMackin, Laurie Smith, Tracy Fulgham, Trisa McClure, LeAnn Lemons, Teresa Anthony, Karen Hamilton, Trisha White, Frank McLain, Penny Groves, Laurie Hayes, Shane Beldher. SCIENCE CLUB Left to right; top to bottom: Kent Gay, Tim Henry, Greg Reding, Monty Cole, Curt Morgan, Chris Roach, second row Richard MacKillop, Jason Thompson, Ramie Pennington, Rich Briner, Allen Blocker, Lynelle Amyx, Marilyn Tipton Rona Moore, third row: Brad Watts, Scott McMurray, Mike Long, Penny Groves, Karen Hamilton, and Trisha White 96 Science Spanish ac - ecc Top to Bottom L to R: Mr. Ruland, Curtis McDonald, Roger Shaw, Robert Hilliard, Rachel Trietsch, Bryan Howard, Kenny Smith, Amy Foster, Brent Gay Curtis McDonald-Sr. McDonald Hardware Roger Shaw-Jr. Hollingsworth Mgf. Kenny Smith-Sr. Sanger Metal Shop, Brent Gay-Sr. Reliegh Christian Robert Hilliard-Jr. Mito Commander Ranch, Bryan Howard-Sr. Agrimart Amy Foster-Jr., Rachel Trietsch-Jr. Trietsch Farm Ag - Coop 97 LETTECHAN’S CIIUI3 Top-Bottom L-R; Lon Cam, Jerry Hawkins, Tim Henry, Bo Cooper, Craig Adkins, Rich Briner, Allen Blocker, Edward Garza Rodney Garrett, Richard Escobedo, Coach Ed Daughtery, Debbie Vega, Barbara Mason, Shelly Johnson, Gerald Finley, Greg Reding, Carrie Prater, Sherry Trego, Mike Cook, Ian Burdick, James Whitt, Kevin Wilson, Glenna Bryson, Gwen Sparkman, Tonya Forsythe, Lynelle Amyx, Trina McMackin, Teresa Anthony, Marilyn Tipton, Trisha White, Ramie Pennington, Richard Healy, Stacy Taylor, Coach Hank Cooper, A. J. Baroni, Brad Watts, Eric Garza, Michael Grace, Stephen Campbell, Mark McNeal, Billy Wright, David Pennington, Matt Millerborg, Coach Jack Biggerstaff, Coach Bryan Steward. Top to Bottom L-R; Sherry Trego, Jeannie Hatfield, Sherla Ashby, David Pennington, Ramie Pennington, Mindy Davis, Aubrea Anderson, Lori Cain, Tracy Fulgham, Missy McSpedden, Marilyn Tip-ton, Cindy Davis, Trina McMackin, Laurie Smith, Karlena Cooke, Julie Kirby, Traci Spra-bary, Angie Rhodes Quill And Scroll 99 “ HECE Monty Elbert-Sr Schools Ad. Building Alexandra Nieves-Sr Wards 100 HECE Bonnie Hatfield-Jr Feed Trough Dion Hoops-Sr Misty Wallace-Sr Wards Tom Swartz-Jr Stuckey’s Brant McWhorter-Sr Thomas Construction Coleen Fipps-Jr Great Hot Dog Factory 1. Jimmy Banks, Senior 2. Arnold Juarez, Senior- The Golston Co. 3. Larry Lynn, Senior- Tire Track 4. Bryan Looper, Senior- Looper Drywall 5. Mike Gordon, Junior-Ampco Tansey Co. 6. Wallace Jones, Junior- Burrus Supermarket 7. Billy Pyron, Junior- Custom Cabinets By Bob VAC 101 102 Sports Athletes Speak Own Private Slang “Penalty? Another one? What is it this time intentional winning?” “Matchpoint.” “ and when he handed me the stick. I got an elbow in my ribcage.” “Really? Thirty-one points and sixteen rebounds in one game. Think you’ll make All-District?” “Gosh, doesn’t lifting tire you out? What was your max wreight on the bench today?” “Yeah, coach made us run from Valley View today. I didn’t think I’d ever make it back.” Did you get your report cards back? How many laps did you have to run for your grades?” “Set it up! Set it up!” “Man he had a great day. Five under par.” “Gray twenty-two, gray twenty-two. Set!” “Touchdown is next. Ready? Okay!” “Think we’ll go to state this year?” “Wait up guys, I gotta go by the fieldhouse and get my track spikes.” “Did you just ride bareback or did you go for all around cowboy?” “Do you need a ride to the Pilot Point game Friday night?” “Technical? What the ____________ for?” “Aw Coach, man it wasn’t my fault!” “Late for practice, coach it’s just 4:15!!” “You mean we need our racket today?” “Was I supposed to catch that ball?” “I didn’t hit that birdy. Coach.” “Do it right, do it slight, do it wrong, do it long.” “Oh______________, you mean I got to lift that?” “Line up on the base line.” “No pain, no gain.” “Excuses are like behinds, everybody’s got one.” J.B. Tommy’s taking it toward the end zone. Carrie is high above the rest. Stacy’s pushing iron. Mark another up for Shelly. Kevin is coming in for a landing. Sports 103 Indians on W41fmji 1984-85 Sanger Indian Football Kaufman — 14- 2 Pilot point — 0-29 Bowie — 15- 9 ♦Northwest — 20- 3 ♦Frisco — 14- 0 ♦Wylie — 7-20 ♦Bonham — 14- 6 ♦♦Princeton — 20- 0 ♦Lake Dallas — 21- 0 ♦Whitesboro — 41- 8 ♦♦♦Wills Point — 12-49 ♦♦♦Play-off game ♦♦Homecoming Record: 9-2 ♦District Carrie Prater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Don Prater was elected 1984-85 Football Sweetheart. The sweetheart is elected by the football team. Carrie, active in sports, clubs, and cheerleading, is a graduating senior. 0 104 Football Snaps Top-Bottom L-R; Coach Biggerstaff, Coach Cooper, Greg Reding, Mike Prater, Matt Millerborg, Billy Wright, Tommy Frizzell, Richard Healy, Edward Garza, Coach Spruiell, Coach Davis, Coach Steward, Eric Garza, Bryan Howard, A. J. Baroni, Tom Swartz, James Ellison, Kevin Wilson, Coach Armstrong, Michael Grace, James Whitt, Brent Gay, Rodney Garrett, David Pennington, Monty Elbert, Richard Escobedo Jack Biggerstaff Head Coach Jack Armstrong Mike Davis Larry Spruiell Hank Cooper Bryan Steward Varsity Football 105 ?J(rYCrY'rPTa A. J. Baroni, Sr. Def. Corner Hon. Men. Corner Monty Elbert, Sr. Off. Rec; Def. FS 1st team All Dist. Rec. Tommy Frizzell, Sr. QB; Player of the year 1st team All Dist. QB Rodney Garrett, Sr. Off. RB, Def. LB Off. Player of the year, 1st team All Dist. RB Edward Garza, Sr. Off. T; Def. Five Tech, 1st team All Dist. T 1st team All Dist. 5-T Brent Gay, Sr. Off. T; Def. 5-T Richard Healy, Sr. Off. C Hon. Men. C Bryan Howard, Sr. Off. RB; Def. NG Hon. Men. NG David Pennington, Sr. Off. G; Def. End 2nd team All Dist. End Mike Prater, Sr. Off. G; Def. 5-T Kevin Wilson, Sr. Off. TE; Def. C 1st team All Dist. C James Ellison, Jr. Off. G; Def. End Richard Escobedo, Jr. Off. FB; Def. C Eric Garza, Jr. Off. G; Def. LB 2nd team All Dist. LB Michael Grace, Jr. Off. RB; Def. LB 2nd team All Dist. RB, 1st team All Dist. LB Matt Millerborg, Jr. Off. TE; Def. End, 2nd team All Dist. TE 106 Varsity Football Greg Reding, Jr. Off. G; FG Kicker 2nd team All Diat. G Tom Swartz, Jr. Off. QB; Def. SS Hon. Men. Def. SS James Whitt, Jr. Off. G; Def. LB Billy Wright, Jr. Off. T Varsity Football 107 - JV FOOTBALL I to R top to bottom; Jack Biggerstaff, Hank Copper, Kent Gay, Tim Arnett, Lance Garvin, Chris Trail, Jerry Hawkins, Doug Johnson, Tim Henry, Craig Adkins, Larry Spruiell, Mike Davis, Bryan Steward, Jason Morris, Scott Langley, Robbie Elrod, Mark Turpin, Jerry Green, Troy McDonald, Rodney Klinkey, Chip Frazier, Jack Armstrong, Tom Roberts, Jim Berndt, Brad Howard, Stacy Taylor, Chris Frazier, Jody Padron, Joe Garrett, 1984-85 Sanger Junior Varsity Kaufman — 0-34 Pilot Point — 24-14 Bowie — 16-32 Northwest — 48- 6 Frisco — 12-19 Wylie — 14-7 Bonham — 12-22 Princeton — 18-12 Whitesboro — 19-6 Lake Dallas — 19-6 108 JV Football -PROMISE FOR THE FUTURE- 1984-85 Sanger Freshmen Kaufman — 0-33 Pilot Point — 28-14 Bowie — 12-20 Northwest — 39-6 Frisco — 12-20 Wylie — 24-6 Bonham — 14-20 Princeton — 18-12 Whitesboro — 19-6 Lake Dallas — Rained Out The Freshmen Football Team are the Promise for the Future and more than likely the District Champs of tomorrow. With the passing game of the quarterbacks and the fancy foot work of the backs, they are a cinch to carry on what has become a tradition of the Sanger Varsity Football Team — the title of “Champions” under the coaching of Jack Biggerstaff and his assistants. The coaches will long be remembered for their hard work and dedication. Top-Bottom L-R; Coach Biggerstaff, Coach Cooper, Billy Garvin, Andy Garza, John Goin, Bo Cooper, Michael Long, Jason Thompson, Johnny West, James Simpson, Coach Spruiell, Coach Davis, Coach Steward, Ricky Frazee, Ray Escobedo, Blake Lemons, Shane Felkner, Glen Stogsdill, Chris Webster, Brian Lester, Chris Hauser, Tony Vega, Coach Armstrong, Dave MacKillop, Sid Brown, Jason Melton, Jimmy Coin, Brad Bell, Sean Lindel, Donald Smithers, Jay Swartz, James Samples. Freshmen Football 109 VOLLEYBALL SPIKES Varsity Volleyball 1984-85 Left to Right, Top to Bottom; Sherla Ashby, Marilyn Tipton, Shelly Johnson, Lynelle Amyx, Sherry Trego, Carrie Prater, Sandra Bowles, Lori Cain. 110 Varsity Volleyball TOWARD SUCCESS Left to Right, Top to Bottom; Debbie Blakeley, Barbara Mason, Jaime Jenkins, Debbie Vega, Denise Yeatts, Kerry Foster, Val Patterson. J.V. Volleyball 111 112 Varsity Basketball Lynelle Amyx, Sr. Hon. Men. Marilyn Tipton, Jr. Trina McMackin, Sr. Trisha White, Jr. 1st team all district Left to Right; Shelbria Johnson, Erica Herd, Marilyn Tipton, Carrie Prater, Trisha White, Lynelle Amyx. Bottom Row; Manager: Sherry Trego. Trina McMackin, Coach Daughtery, Debbie Vega, Manager; Pam Smith. Varsity Basketball 113 Left to Right, Top to Bottom- Larry Spruiell, Coach; Rodney Garrett, Brad Watts, Gerald Finley, Brent McWhorter, Mark McNeal, Stephen Campbell, James Jones, Mike Cook, Kevin Wilson. Sanger 45 Wylie 37 60 Bohnam 38 65 Princeton 50 60 Lake Dallas 46 49 Whitesboro 44 59 Northwest 64 57 Frisco 46 50 Wylie 38 44 Bonham 30 65 Princeton 48 54 Lake Dallas 49 46 Whitesboro 54 44 Northwest 40 54 Frisco 38 61 Northwest 58 for District Championship BI-DISTRICT Sanger 42 Kaufman 56 114 Varsity Basketball Kevin Wilson, Sr. Mike Cook, Jr. Mark McNeal, Jr. Brad Watts, Jr. All-Dist. 1st Team Larry Spruiell Coach-of-the-year Varsity Basketball 115 JoV . [M HTOAiuim: Left to Right; Aubrea Anderson, Sherla Ashby, Barbara Mason, Manager; Pam Smith, Rhonda South, Coach Armstrong, Debbie Blakely, Val Patterson, Manager; Amy Whitt, Tina South, Lori Cain 116 JV Basketball Top-Bottom L-R; Jason Morris, Mark Turpin, Jerry Hawkins, Jeff Johnson, Craig Adkins, Lance Garvin, Daren Wright, Eric Garza, Jerry Green, Brad Howard, John Villanueva, Robbie Elrod. JV Basketball 117 FRESHMAN MOVE ON Left to Right- Rona Moore, Susan Hamilton, Shannon Hallmark, Paula Cook, Jaime Jenkins, Penny Kizzar, Shaunda Lloyd, Tiann Beard, Kelly Carter, Michelle Forrest; Back- Manager, Pam Smith, Carrie Spruiell, Coach; Manager, Amy Whitt Left to right- Back to Front; Jerry Henley, Blake Lemons, Andy Garza, Michael Long, Danny Millerborg, Brad Bell, Thomas Muir, Bo Cooper, Jay Swartz, Todd Clark, Tony Vega 118 Fish Basketball STRIDING STRAIGHT FOR STATE Top-Bottom L-R; Rodney Garrett, Richard Escobedo, David Pennington, Eric Garza, Matt Millerborg, Gerald Finley, Kevin Wilson, Coach Biggerstaff, Ian Burdick, Michael Grace, Robbie Elrod, Danny Millerborg, Glen Stogsdill, Edward Garza. Top-Bottom L-R; Penny Kizzar, Glenna Bryson, Kellie Carter, Leann Porter, Tammy Hall, Tiann Beard, Tina South, Michele Forrest, Jaime Jenkins, Debbie Vega, Barbara Mason, Sandra Bowles, Aubrea Anderson, Cindy Gray, Rona Moore, Val Patterson, Susan Hamilton, Amy Whitt, Paula Cook, Shelly Johnson, Pam Smith, Gwen Sparkman, Trisha White, Shannon Hallmark, Denise Yeatts, Kristin Glass. 120 Track Debbie puts her best put forward. Regional qualifiers: Shelly Johnson-200m, 100m; Penny Kizzar 110 hurdles. Gerald Finley, Michael Grace, Kevin Wilson, Rodney Garrett-mile relay. Rodney Garrett, Michael Grace, Monty Elbert, Eric Garza-sprint relay. Edward Garza-shot put. Kevin Wilson-800m. Shelly, a sophomore, shoed a lot of guts and determination as she proved to be one of the best in the state of Texas. With her time of 11.61 in the 100m and a time of 24.9 in the 200m, she received first place in both events enabling her to compete in the regional track meet held in Commerce. Finishing with times of 12.24 and 24.8 she advanced to state. On May 10th through the 11th, she ran in Austin among the states best runners. There she finished with times of 11.7 and 24.2 and brought home a second in the 200m and a third in the 100m. Congratulations Shelly, we’re proud of you! TnooL- Snaaa 101 swiiewe ii actisi Top-Bottom L-R; Gwen Sparkman, Ramie Pennington, Marilyn Tipton, Trisha White, Teresa Anthony, Tonya Forsythe, Trina McMackin. ✓ ✓ N 122 Tennis - Miuii ra mnenw - L-R; Tim Henry, Jerry Hawkins, Craig Adkins, Bo Cooper, Rich Briner, Troy McDonald. Bo Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Cooper, was a gold medalist in the district play-offs. Bo has received many trophies playing golf. Congratulations, Bo! Golf 123 L-R; David Pennington, Edward Garza, Stacy Taylor. Not pictured, Rich Briner. David Pennington ii Rich R finer 124 Powerlifting SPUING FEVER Spring Snaps 125 Top-Bottom L-R; Coach Armstrong, Tom Swartz, Monty Elbert, Jason Morris, Lance Garvin, Mark Turpin, Coach Spruiell, Stacy Taylor, Jay Swartz, Robbie Elrod, Michael Grace, Eric Garza. Top-Bottom L-R; Scott Langley, Rodney Klinke, Tim Arnett, Andy Garza, Coach Spruiell, Brad Howard, Tony Vega, Jerry Hinley, Chris Webster, Chris Frazier, Brad Bell. 126 Baseball Baseball 127 128 Middle School As we travel down the path of life, we must all go through a period called adolescence. At Sanger most people start this stage while entering Middle School. Sixth graders begin their year by giving up a few of their childish behaviors such as: frogs in the pockets, G.I. Joe, and playing with toy cars. They begin to accept new ideas and opportunities and realize that school is more than just a playground. Seventh graders begin to realize that there is an opposite sex. “Going Together” is the Big Thing. This year is also the year that athletes get to start playing sports for their school. Then they hit the top notch — Eighth grade! Eighth graders start feeling superior because they are above all the other classes. They are the leaders of organizations and other activities. Eighth graders also get excited about entering their high school years. The Middle School years are years to be remembered and not to be regretted. They are something to be able to look back on and say, “Hey, we had a GREAT time!” Counterclockwise starting from top left: Sixth graders pose for the camera over their lunch. Emmy and Heather learn how to use the new computers in the new elective that was offered as a semester course. Is 6th grader Chris Mraz afraid to drink the water or afraid of the camera? Eighth grade class officers are left to right: Gena Lyons, Traci Adkins, Vineta Wade, and in front John Briner. OH NO! The cafeteria food has even made Mrs. Calvert sick, while Mrs. Shelton and Mrs. Finley say they will stick to their sack lunches. Middle School 129 MIDDLE S2 SCHOOL FACULTY ‘ i Mr. John Hunt Mrs. Carol Knightstep Jack Armstrong Dwight Borel Mildred Burgoon Teresa Calvert Paige Cooper Karen Dower Nell Eggert Ann Finley Kristy Glover Carol Harper 130 Middle School Bud Jennings Greta Miller Roger Scaff Patricia Shelton Joyce Stulz Pat Taylor LeeAnn Watson Jo Ann Wood Bea Wright Kay Wright ; Not Pictured Jacqueline Clark David Eleison Jan Ingram Ruth McGuffin Amy Storey Alice Madden Candice Zangoei Margie George Lavonia Bauler Martha Coin Mr. Garrett Middle School 131 ECSTATIC EIGHTH John Adams Esmeralda Agado Felicia Adkins Deric Albers Traci Adkins Donald Barrett 132 Chris Bennett Mary Blakely Charles Beverly Scott Bolin Alison Blackwell Grant Bowles Brian Boyd Doug Bryant April Braudrick Denise Byford Melynda Brittain Lisa Cano When a student reaches eighth grade, it is time for him to begin packing his memories and bring them to high school. As an eighth-grader, you begin to take on more responsibility and accept new ideas. The fear of going to high school begins and the term “fish” becomes an unbearable nickname. Welcome to high school — CLASS OF “89”! Alisa Cantelou Bryan Colston Becky Culpen Gerald Dawson Terra DeSpain Kelly Dickens Angie Elrod Cherise Frickman Jason Fulgham Sarah Gardner Ann Garlan Mark Garner Damina Garrett Tanto Goode Alan Green Jami Greenville James Grider Doug Griffith Cherie Gulyas Shea Hassell Cheryl Hausenfluck Joe Hribar Cheri Hawkins Heather Hill Jem Horn Stephen Howard Stacey Hunter Jeff Jannerth Staci Jenkins Luda Jimenez Bobby Jobe Jason Jones 133 Dee Dee Kizzar Pam Looper Jennifer McGuffin Lisa Mustin Bonnie Parker Shannon Kline Dicky Lynch Carrie Moorhead Chuck Neal Jeff Riley Jona Knightstep Patty Lynch Matt Morris Willie Neal Daphne Riddle Sarah Langley Terri Malcolm Stacey Morris Matt Nixon Jason Powell David Lappots Cecila Martinez Cinty Moss Shane Norie Alex Porter Julie Lemons Keith McCool Thomas Mullins Christy Norton Kelly Pirkle 134 Eighth Grade Tony Reedy Dusty Rhodes Calvin Rogers Jeff Serna Carmelita Serna Shari Shiver Brett Smith Michael Sotak Michelle Sotak Sandy Spears Shawna Stach Michael Stepan Jerry Stevenson Joanna Stone Anna Sweeny April Taylor Robin Topscott Kim Taylor Lori Trego Stacey Turner Bret Turnbow Wendy Utley Billy Valentine Lisa Verdin Vince Villanueva Tiffani Vines Vinta Wade Ernest Wallace Emmy Watson Jeff White Eighth Grade 135 MORE MEMORIES OF EIGHTH GRADE John Briner Kelly Dickens Tammara Erwin Jeff Porter Jennifer Boeder These pictures were not Dora Agado Stephanie Borel Tiffani Chamberlain Eleanor Dawison Audra Downey Rodney First Victor Gann Teresa Johnston available: Christie Lee Guna Lyons Michelle Rutherford Scott Tinkham Jason Trice Traci Tullos Kevin Wood 136 Eighth Grade SEVENTH GRADE Terry Aimes Joe Bledsoe Stacy Chiaro Melody Amyx Steven Bowles Jeremy Coin Barbara Arnold Ken Boynton Kerry Creager Ryan Baker Mike Brown Crissy Cumming Steven Bishop Andrea Burdick Rocky Curl Charles Blakely Donna Carter Kim Cupp Seventh 137 Mike Daily Rene Escobedo Alan Garrett Sarah Gibson David Harper Donny Droddy Cindi Fritz Corey Garrett Jeff Gillum Shenna Harrington Ronny Droddy Larry Frazier Alfonso Garza Mike Golden Rose Mary Harris Jennifer Elieson Scott Finley Jeff Gentry Chad Goswell Melissa Hauser Barbara Ellison Chad Felts Alex Gerst Jimmy Graham Robbie Hayes David Erwin Rhonda Eubanks Shelby George Ruben Gutierrez Shannon Higgs 138 Seventh Heidi Hill Teresa Johnston Dale Karnes Paul Lester Sean McDonald Mike Hillard Cristina Jennings Eddie Juarez Kerri Lewis Billie McGregor Mysti Hillard Veronica Jack Bryon Lambert Terri Malcolm Matt McGuffin Moriah Hodzic Michael Hunter Carrie Landers Jennifer Masten Misty McQueen James Howard Phyllis Hughes Jennu Last Eric Mthis Jason McQueen Joe Howard Kelly Howard Eric Le Jeane Tracy McClure Tom Mulanax Seventh 139 Jennifer Mullins Curtis Platt Billy Rogers Jeanie Sather Mike Sparkman Jean Ellen Oram David Porter Carlito Reyes Donald Schoonover Michelle Stephens Bobby Parker Meredith Preston Marcus Rogers James Scruggs Tommy Stogsdill Tommy Parker Paula Ridge Dawn Rosin Chris Shelton Derek Strong Tracie Perkins Diane Samples Christy Shuffield Annetta Tannner Misty Taylor John Sixeby Becky Sanders Shannon Roberts Neyland Phillips 140 Seventh Micheal Taylor Cindy Tucker Sharae Wilson Seth Taylor Jana Turpin Becky Wright B.J. Thorne Thelma Verdin Racheal Wright Katrina Thompson Amy Waddle Tammy Yarber Seventh 141 Moments To Remember ... GRADUATION Middle School graduation ceremonies were at 8:00, Thursday 23, in the Middle School Gym. The choir sang and Superintendent Earl Ross called 121 students to receive their diplomas from Mr. Carl Sadau, president of the Sanger School Board. Sarah Gardner was salutatorian of the class and delivered the welcoming address to students, friends and families. Valedictorian was John Briner who urged his classmates to distinguish themselves during their coming high school years. John also thanked his parents, friends and teachers, who contributed to his achievements in Middle School. Honor Graduates (those with 90 and above grade averages) were: John Briner, Sarah Gardner, Lisa Mustin, Kelly Dickens, Wendy Utley, Lori Trego, Cindy Moss, Matt Nixon, Jona Knightstep, Cherrie Gulyas, Grant Bowles, Daphne Riddle, Cheryl Hausenfluck, Charles Beverly, Jennifer McGuffin, Traci Adkins, Julie Lemons, Vinita Wade and Stacey Taylor. Seventh grade Honor Escorts were Billie McGregor and Donna Carter. Ushers were Andrea Burdick, Mike Sparkman, Melody Amyx and Larry Frazier. After the ceremonies, graduates and their parents celebrated at a reception in the school cafeteria. 1. Pomp and Circumstance 2. “A Touch of Class” 3. The choir sang 4. John Briner delivers valedictory address. 5. Sarah Gardner delivers salutatory address. 6. The reception was held in the cafeteria. 7. More pomp under the circumstances 8. Get a piece of the arch! 142 Graduation Middle School One Act Wins Third At Regionals THE DEVIL AND DANIEL WEBSTER Middle School One Act Play, under the direction of Mr. Dwight Borel, won Third place in Regional Competition. Jerry Stevenson, Lori Trego, and Kelly Pirkle were selected for the All Star Cast. John Briner and Wendy Utley received Honorable Mention Honors Photographs are compliments of Mr. Steve Utley. PRESTIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS STARS Stars is an organization of a select few. These students are chosen by their IQ, Achievement test scores, and leadership ability. It is a great honor. Left to right. l op to bottom. Jeffrey Gillum, Jimmy Davis, Matt Nixon, Kerry Creager, John Briner, Grant Bowles, Jason Jones, Mike Sparkman, Donna Carter, Billie MacGregor, Cherie Gulyas, Wendy Utley, Lisa Mustin, Erin Conkel. The choir is a fairly new organization. They sing concerts at PTA meetings, Christmas, and just for special nights. CHOIR Left to right. Top to bottom. Bobby Parker, James Scruggs, Sheena Harrington, Patty Lynch, Felicia Adkins, Elizabeth Trietsch, Phyllis Hughes, Donna Carter, Sarah Panell, Rosemary Harris, Jennifer Mulling, Barbara Ellison, Shannon Higgs, Becky Sanders, Denise Byford, Carlito Reyes, Terri Malcom, Cindy Moss, Bonnie Parker, Amy Waddle, Diane Robertson, Cindy Fritz, Cecilia Martinez, Alisa Canio, Christy Norton, Keri Lewis, Veronica Jack, Misty McQueen, Kelly Howard, Pam Looper, Annetta Tanner, Michelle Stevens, Christi Shuffield, Morriah Hodzic, Lori Trego, Jennie Last, Billie MacGregor, Heidi Hill, Jana Turpin, Meredith Preston, Cindy Tucker, Rachel Wright, Barbara Arnold. 145 THE BICMiM MAKERS The Student Council makes decisions on behalf of the Student body. They sponsor dances, raise money to buy something to make their school a better place, and they get involved in community activities. SIVSE1I MlMCiL Left to Right, Top to Bottom; Kevin Schertz, Seth Taylor, Kelly Pirkel, Grant Bowles, John Briner, Jason Jones, Stephen Howard, David Lapotts, Brett Jones, Larry Frazier, Mike Sparkman. Damian Garrett, Eric LeJune, Connie Holder, Carrie Moorehead, Brad Jones, Scott Warlick, Jimmy Davis, Stacy Chiaro, Cecilia Martinez, Jennifer Moorman, Amy Fleming, Kim Fulgham, Vinita Wade, Lisa Mustin, Donna Carter, Billy MacGregor, Melody Amvx, Jana Turpin, Meredith Preston, Ann Garland, Jennifer Master. ■■•■•ft SOCIETY The National Junior Honor Society is a rewarding experience. Students have to excel before they can take part in this organization. Left to Right, Top to Bottom; Charles Beverly, Kelly Dickens, Matt Nixon, Mike Sparkman, Dough Griffith, John Brinder, Grant Bowles, Melinda Johnson, Donna Carter, Cheri Gulyas, Daphne Riddle, Lisa Mustin, Tracy Adkins, Billy MacGregor, Andrea Burdick, Cindy Moss, Stacy Turner, Jenny Boeder, Wendy Utley, Lori Trego, Sarah Gardener, Melody Amyx. Top to bottom. Left to right. Heidi Hill, Jennie Last, Traci Adkins, Jona Knightstep, Jana Turpin, Ann Garland. Cheerleaders 147 ZOMOKKOW’S SVMPMONV The fifth and sixth grade band is the beginner band. These players learn the basics. They get experience and they find out whether or not they will like it. This sets their goals for joining the High School Band. wzm Am SJXZH QUADS Top to Bottom. Left to Right. Brian Wood, Chris Thompson, Randy Perkins, Wes Hunnicutt, John Mnstin, Corey Long, Kelly Jobe, Kerry Hall, Collin Long, Joey Walker, Mike Shelton, Chris Roberts, Tiffani Howard, Kim Roygl, Patrick Towler, Ms. Klink, Annie Arnett, Carrie Mauldin, Sherry Nixon ssvsmn Am SJQMZM QUADS The seventh and eighth grade Band is the intermediate band. These players get the thrill of getting to play harder pieces. They get to spread their talent to it’s fullest. Top to Bottom. Left to Right. Matt Morris, Eric Le June, Michael Brown, Seth Taylor, Stephen Bowles, Cheri Gulyas, Damian Garrett, Jason McQueen, Matt Nixon, Tommy Parker, Wendy Utley, Andrea Burdick, Melodi Amyx, Jennifer Elieson, Christy Cummuns, Katrina Thompson, Ms. Klink, Ann Garland, Lisa Mustin, Sarah Gardner, April Taylor, Stacy Chiaro, Becky White, Jenny Saither 148 Band TOMORROW’S TUFF STUFF SEVENTH GRADE The Seventh grade football players are a very proud group. This is their first year to represent their school. They go through lots of aches and pains. A main thought would be, “Is it worth it?” Bobby Parker, Mark Rogers, Chad Telts, Larry Frazier, Cory Garrett, Sean McDonald, Jimmy Graham, James Scruggs, Jeff Tiezen, Donald Schoonover, David Erwin, Jimmy Howard, Jeremy Coin, Matt McGuffin, Stephen Bishop, Rene Esca-bedo, Eric Mathis, Mike Taylor, David Porter, Robbie Hayes, Ken Boynton, Jeff Gillium The Eighth grade football players are the pick of the crop that came back after all of their previous years of football experience. EIGHTH GRADE Top to Bottom. Left to Right. Jason Powell, Joe Hribar, Mark Garner, Shea Hassell, Dicky Lynch, Doug Griffith, Gerald Dewson, Jason Fulgham, John Briner, David Lappots, Grant Bowles, Tanto Goode, Paul Porter, Dusty Rhodes, Brent Turbow, Kelly Pirkle, Jeff Serna, Steven Howard, Ernst Wallace. 149 EIGHTH GRRDE Top-Bottom L-R; Coach Clark, Jenny Roeder, Tracy Adkins, Vinita Wade, Ann Garland, Lori Trego, Wendy Utley, Angie Elrod, Felicia Adkins, Melinda Britain, Lisa Mustin, Sandy Spears, Daphne Riddle, Stacy Morris, DeDee Kizzar. Top-Bottom L-R; Coach Crutsinger, Jason Powell, Doug Griffith, Brain Boyd, David Lappotts, Jason Fulgham, Grant Bowles, Bobby Jobe, Kelly Pirkle, Tony Reedy, Jason Jones, Stephen Howard, Michael Sotak. 150 Basketball SEVENTH CRHDE (£) BRSKETBRLL A w Basketball 151 Left to Right; Top to Bottom: Scott Finley, B.J. Thorne, Mike Sparkman, Larry Frazier, Matt McGuffin, Jeff Tiezen, Kent Crutsinger, Coach; Ryan Baker, James Scruggs, Robbie Hayes, Bryon Lambert, Jeffrey Gillum, Alfonso Garza, Donald Schoonover Left to Right; Top to Bottom: Mrs. Clark, Heidi Hill, Jennie last, Jennifer Masten, Sherea Wilson, Cindy Tucker, Melody Amyx, Donna Carter, Becky White, Amie Waddle, Misty Hillard, Tina Westbrook, Meredith Preston, Jana Turpin, Elizabeth Trietsch, Rachel Wright SPRINTING TOWARD THE FUTURE Top-Bottom, L-R: Coach Crutsinger, Brent Turnbow, John Briner, Tony Reedy, Grant Bowles, Doug Griffith, David Lap-potts, Kelly Pirkle, Jeff Jannereth, Willie Neal, Jason Jones, Stephen Howard, Kevin Wood, Jason Powell, Gerald Dawson. Top-Bottom, L-R: Terra DeSpain, Daphne Riddle, Lisa Mustin, Cindy Moss, Felicia Adkins, DeeDee Kizzar, Gina Lyons, Shelly Rutherford, Coach Clark, Wendy Utley, Stacy Turner, Vinita Wade, Lori Trego, Heather Hill, Ann Garland, Tracy Adkins. 152 Track RUNNERS OF TOMORROW Top-Bottom, L-R: Coach Crutsinger, Jeff Liezer, Matt McGuffin, David Ervin, Name, Cory Garrett, Chad Felts, Larry Frazier, Scott Finley, Sean McDonald, Renee Escobedo, Jeffrey Gillum, Rocky Curl, James Scruggs, Michael Taylor, David Porter, Robbie Hayes, Alfonso Garza. Top-Bottom, L R: Misty Hilliard, Jennifer Masten, Becky White, Cindy Lueker, Donna Carter, Elizabeth Trietsch, Becky Sanders, Tina Westbrook, Morriah Hodzic, Jennie Last, Billie McGreggor, Tammy Stogstill, Kelly Howard, Jana Turpin, Meredith Preston, Heidi Hill, Coach Clark, Name, Andrea Burdick, Sherea Wilson, Rachel Wright Track 153 We Share Our Special Moments With Our SPECIAL FRIENDS Amy Blakely Shannon Claycomb April Braudrick Gwendolyn Lindsey Tomika Price Deborah Somers 154 Middle School SIXTH GRADE Jose Agado Wendy Bennett Dan Cooper Shawn Alexander Jayson Berndt Kasey Crawford Theresa Altebaumer Tracey Beverly James Davis Annie Arnett Brandon Brown Angela Dawson Terry Bauler Eric Ceballos Lance Edgar Cindy Belew Erin Conkel Richard Essary 156 6th Grade Tracy Evans Shelia George Neda Hampton Christi Holland Kelly Jobe Amy Fleming Ronnie Grace Leigh Hardware Tephanie Howard Brett Jones Patrick Fowler John Hale Ellen Harper Wes Hunnicutt Tonya Karnes Larry Frazier Chad Hammonds Tina Henry Gina Ivey Gina Killgo Randy Frickman Chris Hammonds Connie Holder Antionio Jimenez Jason Klein Kim Fulgham Neda Hampton Christi Holland Kelly Jobe Amy Knight Six Grade 157 Steve Lee Jeannie MacKillop Greg Merrifield Chris Mraz Terry Patterson Leslie Lester Cindy Martin Jennifer Mitchell John Mustin Randy Perkins Bern Long Carrie Mauldin Melod Moore Jeff Neill Alex Porter Collin Long Melissa McMurra Jennifer Moorman Sherry Nixon Jeff Porter Core Long Paula McMurra Harry Morales Earl Pannell Julie Powell Shelia Long Mike McNeal Corey Morgan Russell Parramore Rusty Rhodes 158 Six Grade Pictures Not Available Chris Roberts Kevin Schertz Mike Shelton April Taylor Joseph Wofferd Jamie Roberts Marcus Scruggs Coleen Shumate Rodney Tulles Phillip Wood Connie Rogers Mary Serna Mike Skierski Rhonda Trietsch Bill Young Kim Royal Robert Serna Nan Sparks Joe Vines Joe Zuniga Juan Briceno Glenn Celeste Jennifer Cockrell Clifford Ghering Tammy Gill Carrie Hall Daniel Porter Mikel Shelton Curtis Streally Christopher Thompson Six Grade 159 AMYX. LYNELLE - National Honor Society, 1,2,3,4; Basket-ball 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Track, 2,3,4; FHA, 1,2,3,4; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; FFA, 4; Student Council, 4; Science Club 1,2,3,4; VOE, 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; FHA Sweetheart, 4; FFA Greenhand Secretary 4; FHA, Sargent of Arms, 2; Most Likely to Succeed Nominee, 2,3; VOE Social Chairman, 4; English Award 2,3; Health Award, 1; Homemaking Award 1,2; Typing 1 Award 3; Biology Award 2; Trig. Award 3; Perfect Attendance Award 2,3; District Tract 1600 Meter Regional Alternate 2; District Champion 1600 meter run and Regional Qualifier 3; Honor Escort 3; Farm Bureau Award 2 ANTHONY. TERESA- FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Sgt. at Arms 4; 4-H; Texas 4-H Council; District IV 4-H First Vice-President, Denton County; 4-H Council President; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council Rep., 4; Spanish Club 4; Speech and Drama 4; OEA 4; “Oklahoma’ ; Class Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3; Band Class Rep., 1,2,3; Band Vice Pres., 3; Feature Twirler 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Escort 3; Honor Graduate Who’s Who Among American High School Students; North Texas Honor Band; All-District Band; Student of the Month, 2; World History Award, 2; Typing II Award, 3; Biology II Award; $300 Cloth World Scholarship; 4-H Gold Star Award. BAKONl, A.J.- Football 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3; FHA 4; 50 Mile Fun Run; FFA Conducting Team 1; m Baseball 4; Awards- Star r Greenhand w. m 4$ii CAMPBELL, STEPHEN- Class Secretary 1; Class Treas. 2; Class President 3,4; Honor Society 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Who’s Who of American High School Students 3,4; All Star Students of Texas 4; American Society of Distinguished HS Students 4; STARS 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4; Honorable mention all district forward 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Third in district doubles 2; 2nd district doubles 4; FCA President 4; SISD five year goals committeee 3; Cross country 2 team regional qualifiers; Outstanding calculus student student 4; AMBITION: To attend college at Baylor and to enjoy life. COOKE. KARLENA Mascot 4; OEA 4, Spanish 3,4; Band 1,2, Pres. 4; FHA 1,2,3, Parlinment 4; FCA, Drama Club, Journal-ism-4; Homecoming Queen 1; Class Friendliest 1, Class Favorite 1; Cheerleader 1; Class Treasurer 1; Quill Scroll 4; DAR Good Citizenship, Award of Excellent, 1984 Cheerleading Camp, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Society of Distinguished American HS Students 4. ELBERT. MONTY - Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 1; Letterman’s Club 2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 4; H.E.C.E. 4; Most Handsome Nominee 1; All-District Honorable Mention 3rd Base-man 2; Grand Champion Breeding Swine at D.C.LA. 2; All-District Safety 3; All-District 3rd Baseman 3; F.F.A. Vice President 3; All-District 1st Team Receiver 4; District Champs Football 3; District Runner-up Football 4; District Runner-up Baseball 2; Homecoming King Nominee 4; Mr. SHS Nominee 4; FORSYTHE. TONYA KAY-F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; FFA 4; HECE 3; Volleyball 1; Track 2; Tennis 4; Most Friendly Nominee 2; Local Science Fair Honorable Mention 2; D.C.L.A. cakes 2nd place 1, 3rd place 2; Office Aide, FCA Member. Ambition: To live life to it’s fullest and have fun living it. FREESE. SUSIE- Basketball 1; Volleyball 1; Band 1,2; Nat’l Honor Society 2; State Honor Society (Okla.) 2 yrs. Whose Who Among American High School Students 3; GARRETT. RODNEY - Foot-ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1,2; Football AU-dist. Linebacker 2; Soph, of Year; Hon. Mention All-Area 2; All-Dist. Running Back 3; All-Area Running Back 3; All-Dist. RB 4; Dist. Co-Champs 4; Basketball Soph, of the year 2; All-Dist. Champs 4; Student Council 1,2; Most Athletic Nominee 1,2; Most Athletic Boy 3,4; Class Favorite Nominee 4; Mr. SHS Nominee 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Football J.V. Champs! Capt. of the Football Team 4; Homecoming King Nominee 3,4; Sportsmanship Award Basketball 2; Full 4 year Scholarship to E.T.S.U. GARZA, EDWARD - Varsity football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; Power Lifting 1,2,3,4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Homemaking 2,3,4; AWARDS: All-District Offense - Lineman, 3; First Team All District defense linemen 3; Second Team All-District Offense linemen 3; DRC all-area First Team Offense linemen 4; Sherman’s All-Star Football Team 4; DRC All-area Second Team defense linemen 4; Regional alternate shot-Puts 2; Regional qualify Shot puts 3; Cedar Hill Power Lifting Meets 1st place at 200 - 5 class 3; Cedar Hill Coca Cola Power Lifting Championship 200 -42 pounds Class first place. GAY. BRENT - Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; FF A 1,2; AG COOP 3,4; AWARDS: Geenhand, Chapter Farmer 1982-83 District 10-AAA Baseball Co-champs. GLASS. KRISTIN- FH A 4; FCA 4; OEA, 4; Key Club 3; Talent Show 1,2,3; School Musical 2; Track 4; Smoke Signals Staff 4; Dance Group 2; Production I Dance Team (Platoon Leader) 3; AWARDS - 2nd county poetry contest 2; Talent show winner 3; Dancer of the year 3; 1 year dance Scholarship 3; 3 month Dance Scholarship 1 HATFIELD. JACKIE- Football 1,2; Basketball 3; Speech Drama 3,4; Track 1; One Act Play 4; Cross Country 1; UIL Literary 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Newspaper 3; FHA 4; OEA 4; AWARDS: 2nd District in Cross Country 1; All Star Cast 4; Member of Thespian Society 4; AMBITION: To become the Best Reserve in the U.S. Army. HOOPS. DION - Art 1, Basketball 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; HECE 3,4; Typing I, Homemaking I. HATFIELD. JEANNIE - Spanish Club 1; Band (Flag Corp.) 2; FHA 4; Drill Team 4; Voe 4; Powder Puff Football 3; Office Aide 4; Musical- “You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown.”-3; Annual Staff 3,4, -Editor of Annual 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; AWARDS: Annual Staff Award 3; Mary Carruthors Scholar- HOWARD. BRYAN - Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2; FFA CO-OP 3,4; Greenhand President 1; Greenhand Conducting Team 1: Rodeo Club 1,2; AWARDS; FFA CO-OP Award 3; Homecoming Escort 1,2; King Nominee 4; Honorable Mention Strong Safety 3; Lettered in Football 2,3,4; HUGHES. BRIAN - FFA I.II, III; Autobody I. AWARDS: FFA Showmanship II, III: Denton Showmanship 83-84; Reserve Champion 83-84; INMAN, KELL] - FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Secretary 2; FHA 5th Vice-Pres. 3; OEA 3,4; OEA Activity Chairman 3; OEA Vice-President 4; Basketball 1,2; Powderpuff 2,3; AWARDS: Class Favorite Nominee 2; Miss SHS Nominee 4; JAMES. DARLA - Speech and Drama 1,2,3,4; One Act-Rozen-cratz and Gildenstern, Alice in Wonderland, Musical-The Wiz, Mikado, and Your A Good Man Charlie Brown; Voe 3,4; Captain of the Flag Historian Corp 2; Received Honorable Mention for Alice in Wonderland, Historian Speech and Drama 1; AMBITION: To be a good wife and mother. JOHNS. DEAN - Baseball 3,4; and FHA 4; Accomplishments 161 KIRBY. JULIE - Basketball I, 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Office Aide 4; Stud. Coun. 4; Voc. Office Ed. 3; J. V. Cheerleader 1,2; Powder-Puff Football 2; Smoke Signals Staff 4; Var. Cheerleader 3,4; FHA Pari. 3; Head Cheerleader 4; Class Prin. 1; Most Friendly Nom. 2; FHA and OEA Style Show 2; Quill and Scroll 4; Most Popular 4; Homecoming Queen Nom. 4; Miss SHS Nom. 4; U.C.A. Regional Comp. 1; Dist. Champions 1; Reg. Qualifiers 1; U.C.A. PomPom Qual. 2; Most Spirited Squad 2; N.C.A. Reg. Qualifiers 3; “Award of Excellence” Champions 3,4; Nat. Comp. “11th in Nation” 3; N.C.A. Outstanding Squad 4; U.S. Achievement Academy 4; Nat. Award Winner for Cheerleading 3,4. LEMONS. LEEANN - Drill Team 1,2,3; First Lieutenant 3; Reporter 3; Student Council 2,4; Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2; Spanish Club 2,4; Reporter 2; OEA 4; OEA Secretary 4; S.T.A.R. 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Secretary; Basketball 1,2; Student Council Representative 1,2; Most Friendly Nominee 1; Miss Supersensational Finalist 3; Charmer of the Week 1,2; Sanger Science Fair Honorable Mention. LOOPER. BRYAN - Art Award 2; VAC Program 3,4; LYNN. LARRY - Football 1.2,3; AG 1,2. MARKOWSKU DAWN - FHA 1.2,3,4; President 3; Secretary 1,2; HOSA 3; HOSA Secretary 3; Outstanding Member 3; ”3 • i Cheerleading 1; Cheerleading � Captain 1; Tech. Crew “Dolly” 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Speech Club 2; Oklahoma Tech Crew 4; f ' Lyons Mascot 2,3; Spanish Club 4; N.C.A. Camp 110% Spirit; Most Improved Spirit; 2nd in NCA Cheeroff; FHA Scrapbook First place 1,2,3. MAYFIELD. JOHN - Band 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Tech Team Musical 3,4; OAP Tech Team 3; Technical Coordinator 4; International Thespian Society 4; Debate 4; Technical Theatre Award 3. McCLURE. TRISA - Basketball 1; Track 1; Cheerleading 1,2,4; Gymnastics 1; Drill Team 3; Homecoming Queen Nominee 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 3,4; OEA 4; Spanish Club 4; Award of Excellence winners 4; All American Cheerleader Nominee 4; National Cheerleading Qualifier 4; D.T. Competition Sweepstake Winners 3; First place Jazz and High Kick 3; Senior Class Treasurer. MCDONALD, CURTIS - Ag 1,2; Ag Coop 3,4; Golf 1,2; Mr. SHS Nominee 1; Parliamentary Procedure Team 1. McMACKIN. TRINA - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 2,3; FHA 2,3,4; Spanish Club 4; OEA 4; Student Council 4; Track 3; Tennis 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Speech and Drama Club 4; “Oklahoma” 4; Quill Scroll 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Sports Editor of Smokesignals Staff 3; Office Aide 4; Powderpuff Football 2,3; AWARDS: Most Friendly Award at TCU Drill Team Camp 3; J.V. District Track Team Champs 3; First Place in J.V. Mile Relay 3; Drill Team Competition Sweepstakes Trophy 2,3; TCU “Miss Supersational” 3. 162 Accomplishments McWHORTER. BRENT - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 2,3; Class Favorite 2,4; Most Friendly 3; S.T.A.R.S. 1,2,3,4; HECE 4; FHA 1,4; All District and All Regional 4. NIEVEg, ALEXANDRIA - Art Club 1,2; Student Council I; Band 1,2; Powerpuff 2; Journalism 3; Annual Staff 3; Spanish Club 3; FHA 4; Art 1,2; HECE 4; First in Arts and Crafts Show 1,2; First on Dress in FHA Project Show 3. PRATER. CARRIE - FHA 1,2,3,4; Drill Team 1,2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Golf 2; Smoke Signal Staff 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; FCA 3,4; Spanish Club 4; FHA Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4; Student Council Historian 4; Basketball Captain 4; Office Aide 4; Golf District Champs 2; Supersentional Award; First place Drill Down; Award of Excellence 4; Outstanding Squad 4; Most Athletic Girl Nominee 1; Most Beautiful Girl Nominee 2; Homecoming Queen Nominee 4; Football Sweetheart 4; Miss SHS Nominee 4; Who’s Who 4. PENNINGTON, DAVID - Football 1,2,3,4; Power Lifting 1,2,3,4; 800 Lb. Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; FFA Green Hand Treas. 1; FFA Sentinel 2; FFA Pres. 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Stu. Coun. 4; School Mus. 4; AG Coop 3; Rodeo Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 4; FCA 4; Prin. Honor 1,2,3,4; Fav. Nom. 2; Most Handsome Nom. 2,4; Most Handsome 3; Homecoming Prince 3; Homecoming King 4; D.C.L.A. 183 Bareback riding 2nd place; D.C.L.A. 1984 Barback riding First place; 1983 Dis. Track Med.; 1983 Reg. Track 880 Alternate; Chapter Farmer Degree; Mr. SHS 4; 2nd Team AU-Dis. Def. End; 1984 Dis. Track 880 4th place; Quill and Scroll 4; Stephen Baker Award, Purple and Gold Scholarship. PRATER. MIKE - Ag 1,2,3,4; Coop 3,4; Rodeo Club 2,3; President of Rodeo Club 3; Football 2,3,4; North Texas Rodeo Finalist, 1983. PRETTYMAN. DONNA - A Mother to William; Drama 1,2,3; President Drama 3; Reporter 2; Assistant reporter 1; FHA 1,2,3,4; VOE 4; Gold Medal UIL Poetry. Favorite 3. SCHOONOVER. STACY - Hi-Lites 1,2; Sailing Club 1,2; FCA 1,2,4; Hillcrest Rodeo Team 1,2; Track 1,2; OEA 4; Secretary 4; VOE Coop 4; Student Council 3,4; FHA 3,4; Texas High Riders Rodeo Team 3,4; Ark La Tex Cutting Association 4; Homecoming Princess 3; Most Beautiful 3; Nominated Class SHAWX BECKY - FHA 1,2,3,4; VOE 3,4; Historian 3; Athletics manager, 1,2; VOE Coop 4; Homemaking 1, Typing 1,2; Volleyball 1, Principle Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Graduate, FHA ceramics First place 1,2; 2nd place in Pies; Most Friendly Nominee 2; I put up with Mr. Bucklew for 3 years. SMITH, LAURIE KAY - FHA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; T.A.G. program-S.T.A.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Spanish Club 4; OEA 4; Tennis 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Newspaper staff 3; Office Aide 4; Sanger Public Library Vol-Jjf unteer 2,3; Church Activities 1,2,3,4; Treasurer Quill and Scroll 4; Homemaking II Award 2; Principal’s and Superintendent Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Escort 3; Perfect Attendance 1,2. SEENEY, ANTHONY MARK-MARK - Football 1,2,3. TREGO. SHERRY DAWN - Vol-leyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; manager, FHA 2,3,4; FCA 4; Speech and Drama 1; Office Aide 4; Student Council 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; “The Wiz” 1; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Smoke Signals Staff 3,4; Drill Team 2,3; Spanish Club 4; Office Education Association 4; First Vice President FHA 4; Volleyball Captain 4; Quill and Scroll President 4; Smoke Signals Editor 4; OEA Parliamentarian 4; Class Secretary 2,4; FCA Secretary 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; 2nd Team All-District Volleyball 4; WALLACE. MISTY - FHA 3,4; Drill Team 3; Art Club 1; HECE 4; Typing 3; 2nd place in Sanger Science Show; 1st place in Food in FHA Project Show; 1st place in Clothing. Placed 5th at UIL Speech 3. WHITE. DESIREE - Speech and Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; One Act Play 2,3; Fall Production 2,3,4; Speech and Drama Officer 3,4; Historian and Vice-President; Band Manager 4; Student Council 4; Outstanding Speech Student 2; Student of the Month Honorable Mention Science Fair 3; i Interpretation 3; Lettered in WILSON. KEVIN - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Went to Regional in 880 2; All District Forward Basketball 3; FHA 3,4; All District First Team Cornerback 4; Lettered in Football 3,4; In Track 1,2,4; In Basketball 3,4. FRIZZELL. TOMMY - Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,4; Track 1,2,3; Letterman’s Club 3; HECE 4; FHA 4; Football All district 2nd team 2; Soph, of the year 2; All-area Honorable Mention Q.B. 2; All district 1st Team 3; All-Area Q.B. 3; Offensive Player of the year 3; Player of the Year 3; District Champs 3; All North Texas Blue Chip Team 3; All-District 1st Team 4; All-Area Q.B. 4; Player of the Year 4; District Runner-up 4; Full 4 Year Scholarship Sam Houston State University- GUNZELMAN. WILL - Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; VOE 4; Letterman’s Club 3; Sanger 50 Mile Fun Run; Science Club 3; Regional Mile relay Team 2,3; District Champs 3; 5th District 800 meter run 2; 4th 800 meter run 3; 4th 400 meter Dash 3; JONES. JAMES - Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; UIL 1; FHA 3; Track 2,3,4; Football 2nd Team All-District 3; District Champs 3; Baseball Honorable Mention 2; Basketball All District Guard 3; District Champs 4; UIL Regional Qualifier 1; KIRBY. JOHN - Band 1,2; Drama 1,2,3; Speech 4; OEA 2; FHA 2; Ambition: To become very rich and very famous. SMITH. KENNY - Ag 1,2; Ag Coop 3,4; Area Judging Contest 2; Area Parliamentary Procedure Team 2; FHA member; Football 1,2; Greenhand farmer, Chapter Farmer; 12 in state Cattle Judging Area Contest 2. H1RSCHI. MARIE - Basketball 1,2,3; Drill Team 2,3; Powderpuff 2; Charmer of the Week 2,3; Most Friendly Nominee 3; FHA 3,4; VOE Coop 4; Ambition: To be a good wife and mother and then eventually attend a beauty school and become a cosmotologist. JUAREZ. ARNOLD - VAC 3,4; Student of the Month 3; Medal for Outstanding in Resourse 3; Medal for Outstanding Student in Resourse English 2; MCCLAIN. LAURA - S.T.A.R.S. 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Speech and Drama 3,4; Honor Society 1,2; L-D Debate 3,4; National Forensic League 3,4; International Thespian Society 3; Outstanding Spanish Student 3; Honor Usher 3. 164 Accomplishments JOSTENS