Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1974 volume:

glj J IjodI ttamwr % tegular QJmtrsf af j lttotr Stojmrtomtl is mixthb to tun's lifts Uxtxm tomto of Ictotraltoit i u pmntoniJ-Mit IL.W u). qiWi 1974 CARDINAL Table of Contents Activities 10 Organizations 38 Sports 48 Favorites 66 People 78 The students at SHS are always working together. The Freshmen start the day off by giving each other an oatmeal facial. The Eighth Graders play pool together. The Sophomores try to keep each other clean. The Seniors are always cleaning, especially burnt chicken. The Juniors are always making jokes at the other classes. With all these classes working together, SHS remains in a happy order. We Had Fun at the Geraldine McLarry stands with his calf. Troy Waggoner and Leslie Bassham are enjoying a chat with their The Fannin County Fair is always looked forward to each year. For the first time, the FFA and FHA entered a float in the annual parade. Shirley Hazelwood and Curtis Riggen rode the float as representa- tives for the organizations. Many members of each organ- ization entered projects and cows for the judged competi- tion, Vicky Hazelwood entered in the Fannin County Queen's Contest and was first runner-up. Savoy was well represented at the Fannin County Fair this year! 12 The Sophomores really enjoyed the fair. Fannin County Fair! Penny Ballard is taking flying lessons. The Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors entered crafts and baked goods at the fair. Mike Corzine proves he can ride the bucking barrel Shirley Hazelwood and Jim Sav age pose on the FFA and FHA float. Halloween Courts The annual Halloween Queen race was held this year, and many new money raising projects were seen. There were cake sales, car washes, and food sales. Chances were sold on many different items. The Sen- iors won this year with over two hundred dollars. Andy Hartline crowns Shirley Hazelwood queen of Savoy High. Attendants were John Ricker and Cheryl Robinson, Juniors; Leslie Bassham and Barbara Ricker, Freshmen; Steve Ferguson and Cathy Reynolds, Seventh; Pat McKinney and Gregg Riggen, Eighth; Kem Merworth and Glen Taylor, Sophomores. Attendants were Eric Underwood and Lisa Hazelwood, Kindergarten; David Doan and Kim Waggoner, Fourth; Billy Anderson and Michelle Jackson, Sixth; Brenda Allen and Brian Pugh, Third; Theresa Ricker and Larry Williams, Fifth; Lori Ferguson and Mitch Davis, Second. The Grade School students raised more money than the High School Students. The Grade School held a chili sup- per, bingo game, and a wom- anless fashion show. There were sales of food, Christmas cards, and chances. The First Grade won the race with an amount over two hundred dol- lars . We, also, would like to thank all mothers and fathers who participated with the money making projects this year. King Jerry Davis and Queen Tammy Lattimore of Savoy Grade School smile as they pose for their picture. 15 Remember the It was a beautiful night of the Halloween Carnation and the Entertainment was lovely. David Corzine sang Miss Savoy High' ’ as Shirley Hazelwood approached. A group of girls sang several songs which added much to the entertainment. Thomas DeBerry was Master of Cer- Janna Mullican was crown bearer, emonies. David Corzine and Vicky Hazelwood contributed greatly to the entertainment. A group of High School girls sang for the Halloween Court. Halloween Entertainment! A group of Savoy witches. My! What has happened to these two girls? Hobos of Savoy High entertain the guests. Boo, I'm a spook! The Halloween Entertainment for the Grade School is half the fun of Halloween. Each year the program is different, and the teachers do a good job in plan- ning the programs. This year songs were sung and poems were recited. Everyone enjoyed watching and laughing at the entertainment. 17 A word of advice! Vicky Hazelwood welcomes the guest. It Is Just an The swing was the setting for the pictures taken at the banquet. Curtis Riggen said the blessing. Vicky Morris read the prophesy. 18 Old Fashioned Love Song! Danny Whitlock thanks the Juniors Andy Hartline read the class will, for the banquet. It was about this big! Mr. Parish must have said something funny to Vicky Morris. The Junior-Senior Hurry up! Would you like my roll? Wait! I will get your picture too. Did you say something? Must be listening to something interesting! Would you please move? Banquet Was Fun. I just can’t wait! Well that sounds right! Everyone is waiting to eat. 21 Pam Sapp and Miss Barker rest in the lobby. The Beta Club had a talent entry in the State Convention this year. Our angels played devils in the comedy Hell’s Belles.” They hope to run a candidate next year for state office. Miss Jones is ready to unload her luggage. Beta Club Goes to Pam Sapp and Vicky Hawk relax on their suitcases. The Beta members are waiting to leave for the Convention. Thomas DeBerry thinks this chair is comfortable. 22 State Convention! I’m tired! said Penny Ballard. A look at the devils. Do you like my makeup? I can't seem to get everything What is going on? back in. Pam Sapp relaxes while someone sticks a foot in her face. I'm the new nurse for Savoy High Do you like my hair in rollers? School. 23 Interscholastic League Participants! Grade School participants were Sammy Hernandez, Theresa Ricker, Connie Thurman, Tonja Horn, Mary Alice Allred, Teri Lucas, Larry Williams, Joyce Speed, Steve Robinson, Sherry Brooks, Clayton Harp, Michelle Jackson, Steve Moore, Mary Ricker, Kenny Burks, Phyllis Moore, Jackie Reynolds, LuAnn Linder, Dwayne Theobald, and Craig Mullican. These Seventh graders entered in the interscholastic events. Danny Whitlock and Cheryl Robinson went to STATE. 24 The district participants were Peggy Sherrer, Reba Hazelwood, Donna Jackson, Rosemary Caylor, Mike Linder, Donnie Lankford, Ronnie Malone, Cindy Bankston, Barbara Ricker, Mary Kay Barron, Thomas DeBerry, Bobby Lewis, Kathy Simmons, Shirley Burks, and Rita Block. The regional participants were Steve Monroe, Bill Barron, Jerry Reynolds, Curtis Riggen, Leslie Bassham, Charlene Martin, Greg Anderson, Penny Ballard, Vicky Hawk, Darlene Martin, Pam Sapp, and Shari Cox. 25 Eighth Grade Graduation The members of the class are Truanna Barron, Kathy Morris, Ann Cooper, Bertha McCannon, Margaret Melu- gin, Karen Hollingsworth, Melodie Beazley, Susan Whitfield, Sandy Corzine, Beth Moore, Karla Burris, Karen Waggoner, Katherine Harvey, Charlene Robinson, Jeffery MeGehee, Kevin Merworth, Jimmy Ferguson, Steve Taylor, Wendle Waggoner, Bryan Sampson, Jeff Murray, Tommy Acosta, Jimmy Sanders, Eddie Jackson, Greg Riggen, Jimmy Ball, John Ruff, Mike Corzine, and Dewayne Mullican. Karen Hollingsworth recited a poem. The ushers were Diann Anderson, Glenda Brooks, Dale Lucas, and Steve Ferguson. 26 Greg Riggen was the Valedictorian of his class. Karen Waggoner was the Salutatorian of her class. Bryan Sampson accepted the diplo- Bertha McCannon is standing in front of the centerpiece in the party mas. room. 27 Honor A wards Students receiving awards were Thomas DeBerry, History and Best All-Round Boy; Danny Whitlock, Math and Boys Athletic; Cheryl Robinson, Business; Vicki Burris, Science and Girls Athletic; Joyce Steedman, Best All- Round Girl; Norma Whitfield, Citizenship; and Penny Ballard, English, (who is pictured with the Beta Good Citizens). Ronnie Malone received the Agriculture award. The Beta Good Citizens this year were Glenda Brooks, Greg Riggen, Bar- bara Ricker, Penny Ballard, Vicky Hazelwood, and Thomas DeBerry. 28 Perfect Attendance Awards were presented to Raymond Anderson, Teri Young, Lori Ferguson, Dana Hill, Ste- phen Ford, LeAnn Wilham, Christina Moore, Theresa Ricker, Jerry Moore, David Doan, Dale Block, Jimmy Anderson, Lori Hutchins, Lena Cook, Billy Burks, Steve Moore, Phyllis Moore, Tanya McGehee, LuAnn Lin- der, Michelle Jackson, Kenneth Burks, Becky Block, Toni Ball, Diann Anderson, Glenda Brooks, Tommy Hutchins, Rita Block, Barbara Ricker, Gerald McLarry, Donna Jackson, Glenn Block, Dwayne Theobald, Billy Teel, and Thomas DeBerry. Pam Sapp received the homemaking award. LeAnn Wilhelm, a kindergarten student, accepts her perfect attendance award. 29 In Honor of Jimmy Reynolds! Jimmy Lee Reynolds, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Reynolds, Sr. was injured in a motorcycle accident May of 1970. Jimmy Lee has a homebound teacher, and he is continuing his education at home and showing much progress. He is able to make frequent trips to the school to see his friends and his teach- ers. Jimmy Lee has been an inspi- ration to all who know him. His courage has helped his class- mates, the Senior Class of 1974, to always smile, to always be happy, to always do their best, and to be thankful for the bless- ings of life. Jimmy Reynolds with a great big smile. Jimmy with his therapist. Jimmy with his mother and brother. 30 Senior Graduation Members of the 1974 graduating class are Shirley Hazelwood, Vicki Burris, Joyce Steedman, Wanda Wrenn, Connie Waggoner, Norma Whitfield, David Moore, Danny Whitlock, Tommy Burks, Byron Caylor, Mike Trib- ble, Cheryl Bankston, Thomas DeBerry, David Spriggs, Andy Hartline, Gary Stone, Deryle Sanders, and Glen Sanders. We are ready and waiting for that last minute show. 31 David Moore looks happy. Joyce Steedman was the Salutatorian. Thomas DeBerry was the Valedictorian. Danny Whitlock tells the class history. Vicki Burris thanks the board for the diplomas. The 1974 Seniors sing My Way. The ushers were Cheryl Robinson, John Ricker, Vicky Hazelwood, and Connie Waggoner is all smiles. Ronnie Malone. Wanda Wrenn said the invocation. Mrs. Feagan pins Vicki Burris's flower on. David Spriggs is receiving his diploma. Shirley Hazelwood said the closing prayer. 33 The 1974 Seniors Fly Are my shoes on? I can read. Sh! He is asleep! What has happened in this room? I’m so tired! -r A few places the Seniors visited. 34 I’ve got my back to you! I'm still asleep! Time for a nap! to Washington D. C.! i Where is my food? I'm hungry! We are not going to tell you where we are going! 35 Bill and Judy Steedman take a rest after a busy day. Boy! 1 am tired,” replied Louise Burris. Connie Waggoner does not want her If we are going to eat, let's go! picture taken. 36 A visit with Honorable Wright Patman. Miss Jones takes a break to read the newspaper! Everyone likes to go swimming! It has been a long day! Time to pack our bags and leave! 37 39 The annual staff has had a hard time this year. With the rising prices, it was hard to get enough adver- tisements to cover the cost of the yearbooks. But we made it through and hope everyone enjoys this annual. Annual Staff Co-editor of the annual was Pam Sapp and the editor was Joyce Steed- man. The photographers were Kem Merworth, Penny Ballard, Thomas DeBerry Editor Joyce puts things up and calls and Vicki Burris. it a day. 40 The Advertising staff were Rhonda Frailicks, Penny Ballard, Kem Merworth, Mary Kay Barron, Cindy Bankston, Pam Sapp, Shirley Hazelwood, Connie Waggoner, Cheryl Bankston, Joyce Steedman, Tommy Hutchins, Greg Anderson, and Ronnie Malone. Penny Ballard, Vicky Hawk, and Kem Merworth drew up all the adver- tisement layouts. Co-editor, Pam poses for the cam- era. 41 Beta Club Has a Fun Year. The Beta Club members are Ronnie Malone, Pam Sapp, Joyce Steedman, Penny Ballard, Vicki Burris, Danny Whitlock, Thomas DeBerry, Eugene Cross, and Sponsors Miss Joan Barker and Miss Claudia Jones. The Beta Club took an active part in the State Convention this year. They kept the concession stand dur- ing the ball games. The Beta Club is planning to run a candidate next year for State Office. Our Beta Club needs more members and there are plenty who can qualify to become members. We hope that the Beta Club grows next year. Danny Whitlock and Penny Ballard rehearse their parts in the play, Hell's Belles. ” 42 Danny Whitlock is vice-president. Pam Sapp is secretary. Vicki Burris is treasurer. )| I Eugene Cross played the nurse in the play. Thomas DeBerry is President for the Beta Club. 43 FFA Wins Top Honors at Fair! The FFA members are Mickey White, Jerry Reynolds, Ronnie Malone, Gerald McLarry, Mike Linder, Dale Washburn, Rickey White, Rick Baumann, Leslie Bassham, advisor, David Price; Larry Bollier, Eugene Cross, Greg Anderson, Tommy Hutchins, Donnie Lankford, Bill Barron, Thomas DeBerry, Glen Taylor, David San- ders, Roger Bellows, Danny Whitlock, Curtis Riggen, Jerry Roberts, David Tribble, John Ricker, David Moore, and Jim Savage. FFA officers are Washburn, M. White, R. White, Waggoner, Malone, and Anderson. Shirley Hazelwood is the FFA sweetheart. 44 Ronnie Malone behind bars! See if we can't mess this up! I can put on my coveralls without unbuttoning them. The FFA boys have won outstand- ing awards each year for the shop equipment they make. They sell this equipment and buy new tools with the money they make. Turn on the power. 45 FHA Has Many Projects! The FHA Members are Peggy Sherrer, Rosemary Caylor, Donna Jackson, Mary Barron, Cindy Bankston, Pam Sapp, Joyce Steedman, Shirley Burks, Kathy Simmons, Becky Elk, Reba Hazelwood, Penny Ballard, Kem Mer- worth, Advisor: Miss Joan Barker, Wanda Sherrer, Connie Waggoner, Cheryl Bankston, Lera Elk, Vicky Hazel- wood, Vicki Burris, Shirley Hazelwood, and Sharon Honeycutt. What has attracted Miss Barker's What are you girls planning to make? Do you think you can use the attention! equipment? 46 As usual, it is time to clean the kitchen. I’m the witch! It looks like food! Help Your Self! This year has been exciting for the Homemaking Department. The girls enjoy a new refrigerator. There were many food labs and just all- around fun. Now what is this! 47 49 Girls9 Junior High Basketball Basketball girls are Karen Hollingsworth, Joanie Barron, Glenda Brooks, Kathy Morris, Cathy Reynolds, Karen Waggoner, Sandra Corzine, Beth Moore, Karla Burris, Susan Whitfield, Charlene Robinson, Pat McKinney, DeLbie Spriggs, Loretha McCannon, Karen Hodges, Diann Anderson, Kathy Godbey, and Coach Dodson. The Junior High girls had a very successful year. The girls entered five tournaments and came home with Five First Place trophies. The girls did not lose any games this year. This is one of the best records our Junior High has held in a number of years. The girls are listening carefully to Mr. Dodson's instructions. 50 Would you move out o my way? I've got it! Here I come. Give me the ball. Where are you going? Get away I want through! Are you just going to stand there? 5) Karen Hodges found something to smile about. No. 34, Sandy Corzine, stops her forward from shooting. Karla Burris waits for a rebound. Glenda Brooks shows her dribbling ability. Glenda Brooks goes up for the rebound. Beth Moore watches the ball and her girl. 52 Boys’ Junior High Basketball Basketball boys are Gary Bassham, Jimmy Ferguson, Steve Ferguson, Tommy Acosta, Steve Taylor, Roger Seigler, Dewayne Mullican, Jeffery McGehee, Jeff Murray, Jimmy Sanders, Mike Corzine, Edison Hughes, Eddie Jackson, Wendle Waggoner, Gene Simmons, Dale Lucas, Jimmy Ball, John Ruff, and Coach Parish. Coach Parish has a talk with his boys during a time out. Dale Lucas puts up a jump shot. 53 Mike Corzine just got a drink of water. The Junior High Boys entered five tournaments and won first place in four of these tournaments. They lost only one game all year. The boys did a good job, and we are all proud of them. Wendle Waggoner shoots a free throw. A look at the bench. 54 Eddie Jackson jumps center for Savoy. Boys! Where is the ball? Dale Lucas takes a jump shot with a guard from Bells, trying to block it. The Junior High team this year was experienced. Most were starters from last year. We are all proud of our boys. Dale Lucas jumps center for Savoy. Jeffery McGehee listens to the new instructions. 55 The Girls Have a The members of the team are Shari Cox, Mary Kay Barron, Vicky Hazelwood, Pam Ruff, Lera Elk, Barbara Ricker, Reba Hazelwood, Charlene Martin, Rhonda Frailicks, Peggy Sherrer, Darlene Martin, Becky Elk, Penny Ballard, Kem Merworth, Cindy Bankston, Sharon Honeycutt, Vicky Hazelwood, Captains: Joyce Steed- man, Wanda Sherrer, Shirley Hazelwood, Vicki Burris: manager, Lisa Todd; Coach: Joe Dodson and manager: Connie Waggoner. The Savoy girls won all of their district games this year. They played Tom Bean for bi-district and then advanced to regional play. This year, for the first time, the girls made it to the finals at regional. However, they lost to Como-Pickton by four points. This was one of the biggest let downs in the girls bas- ketball careers. Lera Elk jumps up high. 56 Successful Sports Year Vicki Burris goes up for a jump shot. Joyce Steedman goes up for a jump ball. Wanda Wrenn patiently waits for a rebound. The Junior and Senior members of the basketball team. Pam Ruff watches team action on the forward end. 57 Vicki Burris hits the ball to Wanda Wanda Wrenn puts up one of her famous long, long shots. Wrenn. Lera Elk is ready to get her girl. Shirley Hazelwood puts up a long shot. Shirley Hazelwood is running to her place. Joyce Steedman comes out with a rebound. 58 Vicki Burris shoots one of her accurate free throws. Vicky Hazelwood is ready to throw the ball in. Pam Ruff dribbles the ball. Joyce Steemdan brings the ball to the forwards. 59 The Boys Go to The members of the Savoy team are Rick Baumann, Glen Taylor, Bill Barron, Mickey White, Gerald McLarry, Bobby Lewis, manager, Jerry Reynolds, Mike Linder, Rickey White, Eugene Cross, Ronnie Malone, manager, Donnie Lankford, Coach Jimmy Parish, John Ricker, Leslie Bassham, Larry Bollier, Thomas DeBerry, Tommy Hutchins, and Danny Whitlock. The Savoy boys won nine district games and lost one. They played Aubrey for bi- district and won by one point. This win gave them the honor of playing in the Regional tournament. Ever- yone was very proud of the Savoy boys this year. The managers of the team this year were Jerry Reynolds and Donnie Lankford. 60 Regional Tournament! Tommy Hutchins gets the rebound. Ronnie Malone watches the shot go up. The captains of the team this year were Thomas DeBerry and Danny Whitlock. Eugene Cross watches the action. 61 Tommy Hutchins and Thomas DeBerry Tommy Hutchins goes up on a jump ball. fight for a rebound. 62 Up, Up, and Away! Coach Parish calls a time out to discuss a new game plan. The boys practice at half time. Regional Supporters 63 Girls Darlene Martin and Shari Cox went to Regional. Win District in Track! Charlene Martin and Barbara Ricker went to Regional. These are the girls that won the track meet and gave Savoy the FIRST track trophy. •tit i The seventh and eighth grade girls won several ribbons at the district track meet. 64 Boys Participate in Track! Some of the track boys pose for a picture. I'm ready to start the relays. itj- : Mr. and Mrs. SHS Shirley Hazelwood Andy Hartline 68 Wittiest Wanda Wrenn Mike Tribble 70 Most A thletic Ronnie Malone Vicki Burris Here we go! There must be something interesting in that car. Look where we are going! The favorites had a good time getting out of school to have their pictures made. Here let me help you! I just don't care! 73 Senior Favorites Andy Hartline Vicki Burris Junior Favorites Vicky Hazelwood John Ricker Sophomore Favorites Rhonda Frailicks Freshman Favorites Donnie Lankford Barbara Ricker School Board The School Board members are J. D. Hutchins, I. D. Moore, Don Wrenn, Edison Hughes, Bill Steedman, Rob- ert Merworth, and Don Nelms. The school board has probably had one of its hardest years. It has not been an easy job in the past and will not become an easy job in the future. This school board has made the decisions that back our school and made it the school it is. Thank you for making our school a great place. The school board members have a little leisure time to chat before the meeting begins. 80 School Board officers are Secretary, Bill Steedman; President, J. D. Moore; and Vice-President, Robert Merworth. I'm ready. Take my picture. J. D. Moore participates in a beauty pageant held at the school. All Smiles! 81 Mr. Hodges attends every school activity. His coaching experience Mr. Hodges smiles as he works, shows at the games. Mr. Hodges takes a break. I'm not sure! Mr. Hodges is the superintendent at Savoy High School. 82 Mr. Ownby is the High School Principal. He enjoys his job very much. Mr. Dickens is the Grade School Principal. He has a very busy schedule and does a good job at everything he does. Mr. Ownby has been at Savoy for three years. Mr. Dickens helps to plan many programs that the Grade School per- forms . 83 Co- Workers Co-Workers are a very impor- tant part of every school. Savoy High School has one of the best staffs of Co-Workers. We have added Teacher's Aides to our staff of Co-Workers this year. Mrs. Eller, Librarian. Mrs. Tommy Hodges is the secretary for Savoy. Mrs. Tidwell is the teacher in the Resource Room. Mrs. Robinson, Nurse. Mrs. Brooks, Teacher’s Aide. Mrs. Ferguson, Teacher's Aide. 84 The Cooks at Savoy are Mrs. Whitlock, Mrs. Hawk, and Mrs. Barron. Mr. Seigler is the school counselor. What would our school be like without Co-Workers? There would be lots of problems unsolved. Thanks to our Co-Workers, we have a good school. The Bus Drivers are Mr. Ownby, Mr. Brannan, and Mr. Morgan. Our new Custodian is Mr. Stroud. 85 CHERYL TOMMY VICKI BYRON THOMAS BANKSTON BURKS BURRIS CAYLOR DeBERRY ANDY SHIRLEY DAVID DAVID DERYLE HARTLINE HAZELWOOD The Seniors have found that it is not so easy being a Senior. There are many pro- jects that Seniors do to raise money for their Senior Trip. The Seniors had several dinners this year, and no one would want to go through that work again. LANKFORD MOORE SANDERS Mr. Ownby is Senior sponsor, math teacher, and high school principal. I don’t want my picture taken. Mrs. Feagan is Senior sponsor and business teacher. 86 Look Forward to Last Year. GLENN JIM WANDA DAVID JOYCE SANDERS SAVAGE SHERRER SPRIGGS STEEDMAN GARY MIKE CONNIE NORMA DANNY STONE TRIBBLE WAGGONER WHITFIELD WHITLOCK Class officers are Thomas DeBerry, secretary; Shirley Hazelwood, vice- president; Wanda Sherrer, treasurer; and Danny Whitlock, president. Give me my shoe? 87 What are you doing now? That's good! Greg Anderson Donald Barron Roger Bellows Lera Elk Vicky Hazelwood Ronnie Malone Vivian Martin Vicky Morris John Ricker Curtis Riggen Jerry Roberts Cheryl Robinson Pam Ruff Pam Sapp Belinda Thomas Mickey White Juniors Had a Busy Year Do you think there will be room for cows? Rickey White The Juniors have had a busy year. They have spent long hours planning the Junior- Senior Banquet. They have also ordered their Senior Rings and are looking forward to receiving them. The Juniors look favorably ahead to next year. 88 Planning for the Junior-Senior Banquet Class officers are Ronnie Malone, treasurer; Pam Ruff, secretary; Vicky Hazelwood, president; and Lera Elk, vice-president. Miss Barker is Junior sponsor and Home Economics teacher. This is how you do it! Now wait, 1 don't know where to go! Mr. Price is Junior sponsor and Agriculture teacher. What is so funny Ronnie? Smile, Vicky! 89 Penny Ballard Rick Baumann Rita Block Larry Bollier Eugene Cross Becky Elk Rhonda Frailicks Charlotte Harp Vicky Hawk Reba Hazelwood Joan Honeycutt Tommy Hutchins Bobby Lewis Mike Linder Charlene Martin Darlene Martin Kem Merworth Linda Morris David Sanders Kathy Simmons Glen Taylor David Tribble Lisa Todd Troy Waggoner Dale Washburn 90 Rhonda Frailicks always has a good time. The class officers of the sophomore class were Rick Baumann, Glen Taylor, Tommy Hutchins, and Eugene Cross. Mr. Parish talks to GI-Joe. Kern, Penny, and Vicky look tired. The Sophomores have had a good year in high school. This year they had a slave auction and many sold for unusual prices. They had lots of fun this year, but they are looking forward to their next year as Juniors. Don't I look silly! 91 Shari Cox plays a witch. The Freshmen are new to the High School this year. They have had many new experiences. The boys had the chance to play in high school basketball, join FFA, enter the State Fair. The girls could play high school basket- ball , join FHA. and enter the State Fair. FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Donnie Lankford VICE-PRESIDENT: Mary Kay Barron SECRETARY: Cindy Bankston TREASURER: Barbara Ricker REPORTER: Billy Barron Freshmen Find High School Mickey Applegate Cindy Bankston Bill Barron Mary Kay Barron Leslie Bassham Glen Block Shirley Burks Rosemary Caylor Shari Cox 92 How did my cake do? New and Exciting! Donna Jackson Donnie Lankford Gerald McLarry Mary Melugin Steve Monroe Walter Purdy Barbara Ricker Jerry Don Reynolds Shirley Sanders 93 Can you find it. I can't. Mr. Ballard is Freshman sponsor and Science teacher. Stick the needle in here. Cindy, is that book that exciting? Are Danny and Connie dancing? See the dog run! See me! Let's all get a hamburger! 94 Vicki in an apron! Would you sign this? k What, my picture?! No one look. A picture is being taken. Are you sure you can EAT this? What's so funny? My what big teeth you have! Now which file does it go under? I'm ready. 95 Eighth Grade Odd looking bunch! The Eighth Graders have spent most of their time waiting for graduation. They can't wait to get into High School. What will they find when they get there? I'm becoming a robot! Miss Jones is Eighth Grade sponsor and Eng- lish teacher. Tommy Acosta Jimmy Ball Truanna Barron Melodie Beazley Karla Burris Mike Corzine Sandy Corzine Jimmy Ferguson Karen Hollingsworth Eddie Jackson Bertha McCannon Patricia McKinney Jeffery MeGehee Margret Melugin Kevin Merworth Beth Moore Kathy Morris Dewayne Mullican Jeff Murray Greg Riggen Charlene Robinson John Ruff Bryan Sampson Jimmy Sanders Steve Taylor Karen Waggoner Windle Waggoner Susan Whitfield Ann Coomer 96 Did anyone see our Halloween booth? Cathy Reynolds Roger Seigler Gene Simmons Debbie Spriggs The Seventh Graders found High School different from Grade School. They found that school was more than just studying out of a book and that respect for other people is also taught in school. Seventh Grade Diann Anderson Joanie Barron Gary Bassham Glenda Brooks Steve Ferguson Kathy Godbey Buddie Harp Karen Hodges Edison Hughes Gail Kennemer Dale Lucas Loretha McCannon It doesn't look like Gene Simmons is reading his book? Mr. Dodson is Seventh Grade sponsor, Drivers’ Education teacher, and girls' coach. 97 t� Sixth Grade Karen Acosta Billy Anderson Ronda Ball Toni Ball Becky Block Sherry Brooks Billy Don Burks Mike Cox Jimmy Criger Ricky Godbey Clayton Harp Kathy Hawk Mariana Hernandez Michelle Jackson Randy Kennemer LuAnn Linder Tanya McGehee Phyllis Moore Steven Moore Forrest Morris Gus Purdy Mary Ricker Steve Robinson Harold Speed The talkative Sixth Grade has enjoyed a year of trying to chew tobacco, blow spit wads, and shoot rubber bands. They have combined fun and studying to produce a good school year. Billy Teel Dwayne Theobald Mr. Dickens is the Sixth Grade teacher and grade school Steven Moore, Harold Speed, and Ricky God- principal. bey are enjoying reading. 98 Mrs. Bradley is the Fifth Grade teacher. The Fifth Graders are busy studying. Fifth Grade Sherry Gentry James Godbey Marlin Harp This year has been filled with such things as a field trip to the State Fair, a hike to Heard Museum, a super skating party, and a lot of lessons for these kids. Deborah Hawk Raymond Honeycutt Tonya Horn Roy Dale Lewis Jerry Moore Craig Mullican Donald Murray Tanga Price Jackie Reynolds Theresa Ricker Joyce Speed Donald Stringfellow Gayla Theobald Connie Thurman Rebecca Webb Diana Weiler Reda Whitaker Larry Williams Fourth Grade Jimmy Anderson Leslie Ballard Alan Bassham Dale Block Eddie Burris Rhonda Caylor David Cullar David Doan Lisa Harvey Sam Hernandez Theresa Hooker Kimberly Lattimore Charla Linder Diana Nelms Jennifer Reynolds Kenneth Riggen Vicki Smith Kimberly Waggoner The Fourth Grade students have become members of the 4-H Club. For Christmas they made their mothers yarn fly-swatters. They enjoy Health and P.E. best. Arnold Whitfield Jimmy Wrenn The Fourth Grade seems to enjoy studying. Miss Autry is the Fourth Grade teacher. 100 Mrs. Parish is the Third Grade teacher. Third Grade The Third Grade Class consisted of fifteen giggly girls and twelve lively boys. They have had lots of fun and excitement this year at school. They were in total agreement that gym was their favorite class. The Second Graders do not look too busy. Brenda Allen Mary Alice Allred Raymond Anderson Mike Arterberry Regina Bellows Billy Don Burks Lena Cook Becky Gentry Ronnie Godbey Cheryl Harp Darwin Harp Lanna Hazelwood Gregg Hodge Kim Hopkins Lori Hutchins Phillip McGeehee Bryan Miller Julie Murray Linda Price Brian Pugh Darren Seigler Jeff Simmons Larry Thompson Tana Williams 101 Second Grade Gary Acosta Randy Block Mitch Davis Genny Dettmer Greg Dophied Lori Ferguson Mindy Garner Joby Harvey Steve Jenkins Dale Lappin Eula Melugin Nancy Mitschke Danita Nelms Sandra Price Bruce Sanders Doug Teel Angela Thurman Sarah Whitaker The Second Graders have experienced many dif- ferent changes this year. They have especially enjoyed gym. Mrs. Read has done a very good job keeping them in the spirit for school. Mrs. Read is the Second Grade teacher A group of Second Graders and parents at open house. 102 Mrs. Shockley is the First Grade teacher. First Grade The First Graders have had an exciting year. Their class won the Halloween Contest. They dressed as angels at Christmas, and Santa Claus visited their room at Christmas. Mrs. Shockley has made it easier for them to come and study at school. Vicki Bradshaw Tammy Burris Harold Cook Troy Cox Gerry Davis Pam Davis W.ZYI Stephen Ford Curtis Harper Dana Hill Cynthia Hugg Tammy Lattimore Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Cheryl Sanders Sammy Smith Adele Spruiell Sharie Stovall Teresa Thompson Thomas Webb Jane Whitlock Brian Williams Brenda Wood Jimmy Ray Wyrick Todd Yeary 103 Kindergarten Janice Acosta Melody Ballard Bobby Bellows Michele Bragg Lisa Hazelwood Judy Hernandez Michael Keltner Mike Lappin Tim Mars Robert Mitschke Cristina Moore Jana Mullican Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Patricia Sanders Jaylene Stovall Mike Taylor Chelle Thomasson Eric Underwood Miss Seals is their teacher. The children play with toys. Teachers are willing to talk. Hurry up! I'm ready! It's found on page 7. Now you tell me your problems! 105 Mr. Blakey Retires. Mr. Blakey admires his new watch. Mr. Blakey stands behind the cake that he received at his party. The Savoy school faculty hon- ored Mr. Blakey with a surprise retirement party. He received a watch and rod and reel. For twenty years, Mr. Blakey has been our custodian. We want to thank him for doing an outstand- ing job. Mr. Blakey is surprised. Mr. Blakey is thinking about going fishing. 106 Mr. Blakey opened his gift and found a wrist watch. Mrs. Shockley hands Mr. Blakey a piece of cake. 1 I Mr. Blakey is opening another gift. Mr. Blakey sits down to eat the cake. Mrs. Shockley is eating a tree to see if it is real. Miss Jones and Miss Barker think something is funny. 107 1- a 108 110 WHITEWRIGHT NURSING HOME KM RATES CONSISTENT WITH THOSE RECOMMENDED 0 BY STATE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC WELFARE FEATURING: • FULL TIME R.N. ON DUTY • 24 HOUR NURSING CARE • DIETS AS RECOMMENDED BY PHYSICIAN • PRIVATE SEMI PRIVATE ROOMS • APPROVED BY BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD • ALL TYPES MEDICAL CONVALESCENT PATIENTS ACCEPTED • CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL OWNED OPERATED BY DR. MRS. PAUL E. GEERS, M.D. V.A. APPROVED 364-2772 Whitewright, Texas SHAFFER FOOD STORE Member of Affiliated Food Stores Inc. Bells, Texas We give DOUBLE S H Green Stamps on Wednesday There is no burger . . . Like a Watsonburger! llURTSOnBURGERl mr THE GOOD OHE Bonham, Texas Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN PUMP CO. Bonham, Texas For all of Your Farm and Ranch Needs, See CAUDLE AND McGUIRE Arcadian Liquid Fertilizer Custom Application Herbi cides Purina Feed WHITE AUTO STORE 583-6348 Bonham, Texas MULLICAN-LITTLE FUNERAL HOME Complete household and automatic needs Whitewright, Texas WASHBURN DRY GOODS HARDWARE Located on Hwy 82 Between Bells and Savoy We make keys Bells, Texas Ph. 965-4244 112 FIRST THE THINK FIRST FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS THE NATIONAL BANK Serving the area Since 1833 3ST-A.T IONAL Th Bank With Old Traditions and Modorn Ido at • ALL TYPES OF LOANS • CHECKING ACCOUNTS • SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • TRAVELERS CHECKS • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES • BANKING BY MAIL • CASHIERS CHECKS • TWO DRIVE-IN WINDOWS • Travel A Entertainment Service ALL DEPARTMENTS 120 W. SAM RAYBURN DR. BONHAM Member F.D.I.C. A Full Service Bank is set up to meet all your varied financial needs. We're experts in dealing with money. We try to make life pleasant and convenient for our clients. Our friendly staff is always ready to advise and consult, whether you need a certified check or a home improvement loan. No service is too small, no undertaking too big, for our consideration. Member of FDIC Bonham, Texas AUTO PARTS COMPANY ft enneui lA AVS FIRST CIIIAIITV ™ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Parts and accessories for all makes We know what you're looking for 310 W. Lamar Denison, Texas Sher-Den Mall Hwy. 75 Automotive Machine Shop HARDWICKE-ETTER 892-6126 PAT PATRICK Owner Industrial Supplies SID MAPLES SPORTING GOODS LEWIE AND LAVENDER Wholesale Warehouse The Times Have Changed - But Our Prices And Our Quality Remain The Same. 114 116 Compliments of JACK WOOD INSURANCE Phone 965-4959 Savoy, Texas MULLICAN NURSING HOME State Approved Home Owned And Operated VERNON MULLICAN Savoy, Texas O. K. FEED MILL 312-16 West Woodard SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY Dry Cleaning Bring your laundry along with your dry cleaning.'' Box 307 Denison, Texas White wright, Texas WEST TEXAS TELEPHONE COMPANY Congratulations Seniors!'' McKNIGHT'S DRUG AND CAFETERIA Box 798 White wright Texas 620 N. Main Bonham, Texas Phone: 583-2121 Denison 118 THOMAS GROCERY STORE We appreciate your business! Bells Texas 69 DINER Compliments of 69 DINER THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DENISON Your bank 231 W. Main Phone 465-3030 Denison, Texas Bells Texas JENNING'S FURNITURE BARN SOONER OIL Lower prices and better deals! Bells Texas COMPANY Propane Bells, Savoy 965-4529 American Gasoline and Lubricants P.O.Box 1219 893-6576 Hwy. 75 S. Denison, Texas CRITTENDEN BUTANE Watch Repair - Diamond Setting Jewelry Repair - Engraving Highway 82 Box 83 Phone: 583-4212 Bonham, Texas BESHERSE JEWELERS Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 206 West M. St. Phone: 465-7008 Denison, Texas TRIPLE D A-l BOWLING Sctt i 'l atuet LANES Phone: 583-5834 Bonham, Texas NG For all your farm and ranch needs see CAUDLE AND McGUIRE Arcadian Custom Application Liquid Fertilizer Herbicides Purina Feeds Highway 75 A. South Denison, Texas Phone 583-6348 Bonham, Texas RAMSEY MANUFACTURING Carports, Patio Doors Storm Windows and Doors Venetian Blinds 114 W. Texas Denison, Texas 119 EARN HEART FUNERAL HOME 120 MRS. CLAUDE STRICKLAND Phone: 965-4824 Savoy, Texas Funeral Home Phone: 364-2215 Whitewright, Texas DUNCAN GROCERY P. E. BIGGERSTAFF Shop Duncan’s - REAL ESTATE For the Economic Minded HUNGRY Family AGENCY Bonham, Texas Member Bonham Fannin County Board of Realtors Res. Phone: 901 N. Center 583-4549 Ph.:583-5465 Savoy, Texas SAVOY CONOCO DEBBIE'S HAIR STYLES BUDDY BRADSHAW, Owner Neatest Hair Styles Phone: 965-4836 Phone: 965-7702 Savoy TAYLOR'S SERVICE CENTER Savoy Phone: Texas 965-7753 CHURCH OF CHRIST. . . '' welcomes you!'' Savoy, Texas ASHLOCK MOTOR COMPANY GENERAL CABLE CORP. Bonham, Texas Compliments of DR. O. C. WADE Optometrist FANNIN COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP INC. Live Better Electrically! ” Bonham, Texas Bonham, Texas Phone 583-4432 583-2117 Chevrolet and Buick We Serve Satisfaction For good food try . P. O. Box 250 CHARLES CARTER STEAK OUT it Cfiax. Cailcl =£= CHEVROLET-BUICK INC. Phone 583-2171 301 Chestnut Bonham, Texas Highway 78 N. Bonham, Texas POWELL BIRDWELL FORD TRACTOR COMPANY Phone: 583-2812 2011 North Center Bonham, Texas 123 THE MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS National Sherman, Texas We know what it, takes to serve you.' Bank Member of FDIC Always have. Established in 1889 First in Texomaland OWN A PIECE OF TEXAS FRANK DARNELL Everything Pertaining to Real Estate Royalties Oil Leases Frank Darnell Marvin Darnell Res. Ph. 465-6515 Office 465-6515 DENISON HERALD 1231 South Austin Street Denison Texas 331 W. Woodard Denison, Texas 124 THE COCA-COLA COMPANY DR. PEPPER - Try it . . . we know you'll like it! For a refreshing soft drink, try COKE . . . it's the real thing! 125 Sherman, Texas Sergeant’s Pet Supply Sewing Notions Hosiery Hair Care Batteries Toys TWO STATES SALES INC. 11 S. Fannin Denison, Texas 463-3105 75020 Where your business is appreciated! ’' 126 - - , SERVE YOURSELF AND SAVE «“ Quantity Rights Resented Shop All Departments for Quality Merchandise • Sporting Goods • Summer Outdoor • Housewares • Hardware • Health Beauty Aids • Jewelry • Cosmetics • Toy Store • Seasonal Merchandise • Pharmacy • School Supplies • Camera and Supplies BARRETT CUT-RATE 531 W. Main Denison, Texas 465-8514 Phone We Will Not Knowingly Be Undersold BARRETT CUT-RATE DRUG We Don't Fiddle Around When It Comes to Big Savings! 127 Maytag - Admiral - Magic Chef SPENCER'S FURNITURE 210 W. Main St. Denison. Texas 75020 Phone 465-9000 NATHAN CROUCH Furniture Appliances 306-08 W. Main Street P. O. Box 252 Phone 465-1933 Denison, Texas 75020 TEXOMA GLASS COMPANY Auto Glass 465-4141 200 S. Houston D. A. Neal Mgr. 786-9639 Mirrors Denison, Texas R. E. Dotson 465-8135 GRAY'S JEWELERY 'Reliable Jewelers Nationally Advertised Merchandise 505 W. Main St. Denison Texas 400 W. Day St. BUSTER'S PIECE GOODS Denison, Texas For All Your Sewing Needs” S H Green Stamps FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY OF BONHAM 224 North Main Phone 583-3186 RINGLER'S WOMEN'S WEAR Come in and visit our In Comer 313 W. Main Denison, Texas 128 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHITEWRIGHT Serving the People Since 1892 Member FDIC Whitewright, Texas BONHAM CONCRETE MEADE INSURANCE ROBO CAR WASH A Little Can Phone 583-2231 308 N. Center Bonham, Texas Bonham, Texas CRABTREE HOME FURNISHINGS SOUTHERN ICE COLD STORAGE CALL US FOR ALL YOUR ICE NEEDS CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 419 W. Main Street Denison, Texas 75020 KOEPPEN BALDWIN INC. Phone 465-1775 Plumbing, Appliances Electrical 305 W. Woodard Denison, Texas Free Delivery Setup 1420 S. Armstrong 25”Jo off of LIST PRICE with mention of ad We Appreciate your Patronage Satisfaction Guaranteed Denison, Texas CARDINAL BOOSTERS Aamco Transmissions 893-6385 Sherman, Texas Dick Travis Insurance 893-6185 Sherman, Texas Spivy's Paint Store Bonham, Texas Kelly’s Steak House Bells, Texas Brown's Variety Piece Goods Whitewright, Texas K. Woolen’s Dept. Store Denison, Texas D. L WATSON Atlanta Richfield Oreo Products Ph. 583-2818 Bonham, Texas Dunlap Tires SMITH-MOORE-WILLIAMS EARL LOIS KENNEDY - Owners Groceries, Hardware, and Sporting Goods Bonham, Texas 583-3311 PHONE 364-26 1 4 R. R HUGHES M B HASTY RES PH 364 2807 RES PH 364-2289 MEADOR'S INC. Your International Harvester j Dealer I Whitewright, Texas Box 188 Phone 364-2222 In Bonham: Box 459 583-2222 132 DAIRY QUEEN Live a little at the world’s Largest Drive-Ins! Badge Steedman - Owner Denison, Texas No. 1 1500 W. Morton Ph. 465-1085 The Locations No. 2 403 S. Armstrong Ph. 465-8256 No. 3 2801 W. Morton 463-3276 134 GOINS LUMBER COMPANY 3 16 North Broadway P.O. Box 5 Bells, Tex. Backhoe Septic Tank Trenching All Types Plastic and Gav. Lines MULLICAN PLUMBING P. O. Box 195 Savoy, Texas 75479 Phone: 965-7752 The Church With YOUth at Heart SAVOY BAPTIST CHURCH BROTHER JAMES SEIGLER, Pastor Compliments of B D CATTLE COMPANY For the BEST cattle buy in Texas come to B D Cattle Company Box 117 De Kalb, 214-667-5051 Texas Autographs 135 j almy fyatmtj axvxpUlsb m a aatisfaftm r a$ yttzmbtb fat tty j§fjjwl bv artor af %ty 1 'cf- Jq—' PrfBtfimt Compliments of L. G. Balfour Company ®exas rater % regular Qjmtrse uf j tufcg partmeut is entttleb ta rmtef tljts ttm trfr af Ic urattmt tear it ( ouJ v.aAJl CO . Ogcnxii Prmtjpjd