Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

Look Around And See How Savoy is located in Fannin County on Highway 82 between Bonham and Sherman. SHS has received 56 new students this year making a total of 285 students who partic- ipated with us during 1976-77. SHS also has three new teachers and two new teacher's aides making a total of 15 faculty members. Savoy has grown a lot this year making SHS a larger and better school. Yesterday's, Today's, Tomorrow ... .10 Time And Effort Pays Off............34 Time For Work.......................58 Hours Of Remembrance..........70 Their Time Is Our Time........86 Where We Spend Our Time......114 3 What You See Is What We Are Summer is gone and everyone is back in school looking forward to his new positions, having fun, and many new things that only time has made possible. We are all anxious to receive our annuals, to participate in the coronation activities, and to attend the bonfire, which begins the bas- ketball season. 4 a. I finally made it to the top! b. Cheryl, turn the page back. I saw my picture, c. Pucker power, d. Boy! boy! boy! I've never seen anything like this in my whole life. e. We're staying a week; not a month, f. We didn't do anything, g. Look at my chest, h. Watch out! Here It comes, i. Watch it, busier! j. Don't get that one. I want it. 5 What is a school without fun, without closeness, without excitement and without work? There is a time to laugh, which Tanya is doing. There is a time for work and excite- ment which the basketball team and cheerleaders enjoy and also a time for closeness which everyone is a part of. -------- (a) (c) a. Yea Cardinals! b. Get back. It's mine! c. Look, everyone. No cavities, d. Do I have to eat this? (b) 6 There Is A Time For Everything a. Boys, the name of the game is concentration, b. Do you like my new hair style? c. I can’t believe you did that! d. Aren't we a beautiful group? e. Oh, my gosh! 9 Yesterday's, Today's, Tomorrow The question is not whether to have goals. The question is whether it's a goal now or a goal then. ’ ’ - Hugh Prather 10 Fannin County Fair Crowded By Savoy Students Everyone enjoyed the fair even if a few did get sick from the rides. Many showed their calves and hogs. Some entered objects in foods, crafts, and sewing, and Sandy Corzine entered the Queen's Contest and did a skit, ”1 Can’t Say No.” Everyone had fun and we are all grateful that we were dismissed from school to go. The Savoy FFA won first place in the shop division at the Fannin County Fair. Representing the chapter were: Kevin Merworth, Mike Corzine, Karen Waggoner, Tommy Scoggins, and Walter Bilyeu. Clayton Harp won two first places and one second place with his chickens. Gene Sim- mons won third place and fourth place with his chickens, and Cary Malone placed first with his chickens. The FFA boys and their advisor are to be commended for their interest and accomplish- ments this year. The Savoy students put a lot of time, work and care into each project. When it was time to find out who had placed in all of the events, there were many who were trying to keep the butterflies down. We know that they are all proud of their work and so are we. Even though all of them were tired, they were still excited and it paid off because almost everyone returned home with awards and a smile from ear to ear. 12 Gary Bassham won third place in the swine division at the Fannin County Fair. For the past three years Karen Waggoner has won grand champion with her hog in the swine division. Sherry Brooks won first place in the arts and crafts division with her shadow box. Beth Moore won first place in handicrafts with her hook rug. Kathy Hawk placed third in the baking division with her cake. Lu Ann Linder placed first and sec- ond with her decoupage plaques. Kathy Reynolds placed third in the clothing division with her garment. Steven Moore received the grand champion award with his Hereford bull. Edison Hughes won the grand champion award with his mix-breed bull. Roger Seigler placed second in the swine division. 13 We AU Helped The Halloween Carnival at Savoy High is always a big hit. Everyone has a lot of fun raising money for the King and Queen. During the week before the carni- val, there were many events. Just a few of the projects which each class sponsored to raise money were: a slave auction, a dunking booth, bake sales, snowcone and cotton candy machines, and the conces- sion stand. 14 15 October 28 was a night filled with fun, work, and excite- ment. There were many activities to be enjoyed by every- one . The students took a lot of time and a lot of hard work creating booths such as the shooting gallery, football throw, penny pitch, cake walk, go fishing, and many more. The seniors, Donnie Lankford and Shari Cox, were crowned King and Queen at the coronation which started at eight o’clock. There was entertainment presented by the grade school in the auditorium and the booths were opened afterwards in the gymnasium. a. Is it deer season, yet? b. I'm ready to walk. How about you? c. Inch-high private eye. d. Phyllis crunching down on her snow-cone. e. LuAnn, let the little boy go first, f. Don't just stand there Mike,” help me! g. Mrs. Tidwell, quit playing in the water, h. X marks the spot. 17 v ui t i M fj The day before everyone got out of school for the Christmas holidays was a time for the grade school students to see Santa and a time for the high school students to run around, to drink cokes, and stuff themselves with chips and dips. The students worked hard to get Christmas trees, and each class decorated its own tree with the imagina- tion that only a Savoy stu- dent could have. Everyone exchanged gifts during the party and then went home for a week's rest from the daily activities of school. 18 Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year a. Jolly Ole Santa wishes every- one a Merry Christmas, b. You can’t have this. c. Oh! Look at it! d. Can I have some candy? e. Can't you find your gift. Gene? f. Who is this man suppose to be? g. I've been a good little kid, Santa! h. Santa, I want a new teacher for Christmas. 19 All We Are Is. . . What we make of our- selves depends on how we use our time. Books and thoughts clean the mind of restrictions built by time. Your dreams are within your grasp if you continue to search and take the time to ask. What We Make Of Ourselves a. All together now! b. Wow! Look what I see. c. Savoy beauties. d. What a way to spend the day. e. Grrr . . . f. Need some help, Donnie? g. In the Business World! h. I hope this is right.” i. Savoy's own Easter Bunnies, j. This was no gag. k. A hunting we will go. 1. Everyone's camera shy but Nancy, m. Ya wanna hear something funny? n. The Abominable Snowman, o. What are they up to now? Valentine's Day Is A Time To Play. . . y Box Tops Provide Playground Equipment Our school entered the Post Cereal Physical Fitness and Sports Equipment drive this year. Each class collected and saved post cereal box tops. This was an exciting contest, as there was to be a winner for the student of each class who saved the most box tops and also a winner for the class saving the most. The students really enjoyed looking at the chart that was posted in the hall to see which class was ahead. The contest ended March 31, with a total of 1860 box tops collected. The sixth grade won the contest for having saved the most box tops with a total of 420. They were given an ice cream party. The teacher of each class bought a gift for the student that saved the most box tops in her grade. Winners of the contest who are pictured on the slide are: Amy Moore, Michelle Doan, Donna Duncan, Mike Tay- lor, Troy Cox, Elton Whitfield, and Terry Malone. Each class will receive playground balls, jump ropes, and bean bag toss games. The grade school teachers would like to thank the students, parents and friends who helped them during the contest. Parents Visit Classrooms 24 Emphasis On Right To Read Program We would like to take this opportunity to emphasize our participation in the Right to Read program. This program is designed to help students develop an interest in many areas of reading, to develop broader vocabularies, and for the students pleasure. A special time is set aside each day for Right to Read. Each week a topic is picked to be studied. The students and teachers share materials found on these topics. Also, we have had guest speakers, field trips, and films to help motivate our interest in reading. It has been our desire this year to involve parent volunteers in our Right to Read program. These parents have been working on the preparation of materials to be used in our reading program. We want to thank each parent who helped us this year. We appreciate the time you worked to help make our reading program a success. 25 Easter Egg Hunts Held This year the Easter egg hunt was held at various places for the elementary school. The kindergarten class held theirs at Mrs. Neely's house. The first grade through the fifth grade didn't have too far to go. They held theirs on the school grounds. The sixth grade went to the country to have their Easter egg hunt at the Simmons' place. Everyone had a lot of fun at their parties. Many eggs were consumed by the students. And, now it was time for a long break from school. At Various Places a. I wish it was time to start hunting the eggs.” b. I can't find many eggs.” c. Boy, this is fun! d. And they're off. e. I found fourteen eggs. f. Look how many I found. g. Let's count our eggs. h. Let's see who found the most eggs. i. I think I did pretty good. j. This is killing my back. k. Looks like they picked some good hid- ing places. 1. Everyone is tired and hungry. 27 Savoy Students Participate Bertha McCannon. Diane James, and Becky Blook took homemaking at the Area Vocational School in Bonham, Texas. They made many useful things for their own use and for other people. This course made school more enjoyable for these young ladies. Tommy Myers and Glenn Block also participated in the vocational program for young men. Glenn worked for Mr. Bill Waggoner and learned a great deal about hogs. Sandy Corzine, Susan Whitfield, Char- lene Robinson, Barbara Ricker, Beckie Whitmire, Donna Jackson, Shirley Burks, and Marsha Epperson took Cosmetology at the Area Vocational School. Beckie Whit- mire, Barbara Ricker, and Shirley Burks are eligible to take the State Board Exam- ination. Senior boys Donnie Lankford, Steve Monroe, Gerald McLarry, and Bill Barron took Building Trades. Their project for the year was to build a house. Leslie Bassham took auto mechanics; Walter Purdy, Jerry Reynolds, and Mickey Apple- gate took radio and television. Rosemary Caylor took a nursing course. 28 In Area Vocational Studies Country Is. . . The Junior class entertained the Senior Class and guests with a banquet at Ramada Inn in Sherman, Texas on March 12. The theme Country Is was carried out by using red plaid tablecloths on the banquet tables. In the center of the tables guitar centerpieces were placed, and a kerosene lamp was spaced between each centerpiece. The guitar tooth picks, which were stuck into the desert, served as a decoration for the desert course. Saddles and hay added to the country-western atmosphere for the banquet. The wish- ing well and lily pool were used as the background for the individual and group pictures. Cowpuncher Moore gave the welcome and invocation. Dungaree Jackson thanked the senior class for an enjoyable evening. Longhorn Sanders made some comments about What Is Country. Bulldogger Lankford gave the class will for the senior class. Bowlegged Corzine prophesied what the senior class would do in the future. Calico Ferguson intro- duced The Midnight Hour Band, who entertained the group with some country-western music. a. Are they eating or playing? b. Wouldn't you know it, Donna and Gwen are first in line. c. The Midnight Hour Band: Gary Van- deventer, Alan Vandeventer, James Adair, and Shane Lorance. d. Hey, look at my book! e. The Senior Class of 1977. f. A coun- try way of life. g. Beth made a speech before dinner, h. Steve and Mrs. Price would rather pose than eat. i. The Junior Class! j. Mr. Dodson waits patiently for his food. 30 31 Underwood's Was The Scene For The FHA girls hosted their mothers with a Mother-Daughter Banquet at Underwood’s in Sher- man. The FHA entertained their mothers with a skit and with poems having a mother theme. It appeared that Lu Ann was deeply absorbed in her part. Janet was deeply engrossed in everything that was hap- pening. 32 The Mother-Daughter Banquet Honored at the banquet, along with our mothers, was Mrs. White, our spon- sor. On behalf of the FHA, she was presented with a plant in appreciation for all of her help. Cindy, Donna, and Shari received neck- laces for their achieve- ments in club work during the past two years. Karla and her mother were delightfully enjoying their food. Sandy kept forgetting her poem while Mrs. White laughed at all of our mis- takes. 33 Time And Effort Pays Off I have thirty or forty years left, or maybe it's thirty or forty seconds, and I believe that enjoying this time may be the only thing that really matters.” - Hugh Prather Junior High Learns The Fundamentals BACK: Managers: Cindy Bankston, Diane Dodson, Charla Linder, Kim Waggoner, Peggy Bilyeu, Jennifer Rey- nolds, Rhonda Caylor, Vickie Smith, Leslie Ballard, Diana Nelms, Coach: Joe Dodson. FRONT ROW: Gayla Theobald, Jana Newell, Tanga Price, Joyce Speed, Tonya Horn, Theresa Ricker, Connie Thurman, and Kathy Bratt. 36 BACK ROW: Coach: Mr. Parish, H. L. Scoggins, Jimmy Wrenn, Raymond Honeycutt, Stephen Hicks, Kenny Caplinger, and Cindy Bankston, Manager. MIDDLE ROW: Joey Lawson, Jackie Reynolds, Lawrence Armstrong, Donald Murray, Craig Mullican, Marlin Harp, Larry Williams. FIRST ROW: Eddie Gonzales, Alan Bassham, Gary Bond, Sammy Hernandez, Robert Ruiz, David Doan, and Eddie Burris. Sixth Graders Were Winners In Their First Year BACK ROW: Managers: Cindy Bankston, Diane Dobson, Amy Francis, Angela Thurman, Danita Nelms, Sandra Price, Mendy Garner, Eula Melugin, Tammie James, Coach Mr. Joe Dodson. FRONT ROW: Laura Price, Reg- ina Bellows, Jackie Gonzales, Lanna Hazelwood, Lori Hutchins, Genny Dettmer, Tana Williams, Jan Thrasher, Mary Alice Allred, Linda Price, Julie Murray, Lori Ferguson, Teri Young. BACK ROW: Managers: Cindy Bankston, Diane Dodson, Randy Block, Darren Seigler, Doug Teel, Gary Acosta. Phillip McGehee, Mike Arterberry, Gregg Hodge, Brian Pugh, Billy Don Burks, Billy Swindell, Terry Malone, Greg Dopied, Darwin Harp, Steve Jenkins, Mitch Davis, and Coach Mr. Joe Dodson. This year was the first year the sixth grade could partici- pate in basketball competition with other schools. They entered several tournaments and had a very successful sea- son. The athletic department sponsored the Savoy Sixth Grade Tournament. The girls placed first and the boys placed third. Jackie Gonzales won a first place trophy in the free throw contest. Congratulations to the Sixth Grade and Mr. Dodson for a great year. 37 Jr. High Plays Good Ball 38 Junior High basketball games were outstanding this year. There was fun, excitement, and a lot of competition, which the players handled well. a. Where did it go? b. That's in the goal!” c. Come back here!” d. You've got to do what I tell you to do. e. Look up there, fellows! f. Don’t just stand there, shoot! g. If only I were taller. h. It’s mine! i. I don't know what to think about you girls. j. Hey, you're taller than me. k. I’ll get it. 39 Cardinal Teams Repeat Coach: Mr. Joe Dodson, Shari Cox, Donna Jackson, Mary Kay Barron, Barbara Ricker, Managers: Cindy Bank- ston, Diane Dodson. MIDDLE ROW: Joanie Barron, Karen Hodge, Glenda Brooks, Karla Burris, Beth Moore, Cathy Reynolds, Sandy Corzine, Karen Waggoner, Cindy Watson, Cheryl Hicks. FRONT ROW: Candy Watson, Tanya McGehee, Mary Ricker, LuAnn Linder, Phyllis Moore, and Michelle Jackson. Savoy------------------------47 Sam Rayburn----------------33 Savoy------------------------63 Dodd City------------------33 Savoy------------------------76 Ector----------------------40 Savoy------------------------73 Windom---------------------50 Savoy------------------------50 Trenton--------------------44 Savoy------------------------42 Dodd City------------------39 Savoy------------------------68 Ector----------------------36 Savoy------------------------69 Windom---------------------26 Savoy------------------------49 Trenton--------------------50 Savoy------------------------53 Sam Rayburn----------------33 Captains And Coach 40 Girls' Scores As District Champs Captains . . . Jeffery McGehee and Donnie Lankford . . . with Coach Jimmy Parish Savoy 62 Sam Rayburn 51 Savoy 54 Dodd City 37 Savoy 68 Ector 51 Savoy 69 Windom 40 Savoy 61 Trenton 54 Savoy 61 Dodd City 43 Savoy 82 Ector 56 Savoy 72 Windom 41 Savoy 61 Trenton 67 Savoy 74 Sam Rayburn 59 Boys' Scores Coach: Mr. Jimmy Parish, Cary Malone, Jimmy Sanders, Gene Simmons, Jeffery McGehee, Mike Corzine, Manager, Cindy Bankston. MIDDLE ROW: Manager, Jerry Reynolds, Donnie Lankford, Bill Barron, Kevin Mer- worth, Jimmy Ferguson. FRONT ROW: Billy Teel, Steven Moore, Kenny Burks, Steve Ferguson. 41 B-Team The B-Team boys played seven games with a record of two wins and five losses. The B-Team girls played six games and remained undefeated for the second consecutive year. They placed first in the Pottsboro tournament. Savoy will have prospects for a great team in the future. 42 Great Prospects For The Future a. Up, Up, and away . . b. Watch out! We’re here. c. Boy, I'm tired. d. Is Tanya practicing ballet? e. J-U-M-P, jump, Karla Jump! 43 44 S. H. S. introduced the District Tournament by dressing up and acting like hillbillies for a day. Mr. Dodson, one of our best characters, carried his moonshine everywhere he went. Everyone ended the day by attending the Pep Rally which included sack races, three-legged races, and wheelbarrow races. The spirit stick was awarded to the class who had the most points throughout the Pep Rally. Bill Barron and Gwen Hicks were chosen for the best-dressed hillbillies in high school. Darren Seigler and Tana Williams were chosen for the elementary hillbillies. The grade school teachers per- formed in a small skit during the pep rally. The students at S.H.S. want to thank the Cheerleaders for their hard work in planning such fine Pep Rallies. a.What a crew of hillbillies! b. We're coming to take you away. Ha! Ha! c. Boxcar Willy, d. The odd couple, e. Hillbillies of the year - SHS. f. Hillbillies of the year' from the Savoy Elementary School, g. ''Look Ma! I have a cavity. h. Hey, Leslie and Donna you’re getting behind! i. V-I-C-T-O- R-Y! 45 Round Robin 46 a. Rebound! b. Ready guys? c. I'll take it!” d. Simon says, Jump up Donnie! e. Just a lit- tle higher! f. Get ready, Don- nie. g. Looks like Jimmy and Jeffery took flying lessons, h. Victorious Myrtle! i. Want a piggyback ride?” The boys were also defeated one time by the Trenton Tigers in the dis- trict round robin. Since the Cardinals inflicted the only loss on the Trenton Tigers, a play- off was necessitated between the two teams to determine who would rep- resent the district in bi-dis- trict. The play-off was held in the Sherman High School gymnasium where the Cardinals emerged as champions. They went on to become bi-district champions with an easy win over the Tom Bean Tom- cats. The team advanced to the regional play-offs at Kilgore. The team's win- ning ways came to an abrupt end in the first game. They lost to the very versatile Avinger Indians who later went on to become the state champions. The players and coaches thank all of their fans for their loyal support and encouragement in victories and defeats. 47 Basketball — A Sport And A 48 Study Of Movements Of Ballet a. I told you I could make it.” b. Don’t let the Rebels get that ball? c. A new kind of BUMP. d. Our boys are F-I-N-E. e. Every- body at once, now. f. Tip it to the Cardinal guy. g. Mike con- fesses. h. Mary Kay is on her toes. i. I'll get it! I'm taller. j. Jimmy's practicing back bend- ing. k. I’m coming, Beth! 49 Going On A Tiger Hunt Going on a tiger hunt, going on a tiger hunt, I'm not afraid . . . Got my shotgun . . . Coming to a swamp . . . I don’t see no tiger . . . going across the swamp . . . I'm not afraid . . . got my shotgun . . . Coming to bush ... I don't see no tiger . . . going through the bush . . .I’m not afraid . . . got my shotgun . . . coming to a river ... I don't see no tiger . . . Swimming cross the river ... I'm not afraid . . . Got my shotgun . . . Coming to a tree ... I don't see no tiger . . . climbing up the tree . . . I’m not afraid ... CAGE THE TIGERS ’’Got my shotgun . . . Coming to a cave ... I don't see no tiger . . . Going in the cave . . . Look I see a tiger! Back out the cave . . . Back down the tree . . . Back across the river . . . Back through the bush . . . Back across the swamp. That was close . . . Wait, what are we afraid of? We’re Cardinals . . . Back across the swamp . . . Back through the bush . . . Back across the river . . . Back up the tree . . . Back in the cave . . . There’s that tiger . . . Get that tiger . . . Blam, Blam, Blam, Blam, Blam.” 50 a. Let me out of here! b. Going across the river . . . c. Got my shotgun, d. I'm a little tiger, short and sweet.” e. Everyone smile, f. Meooow! g. Beckie, will you listen to me? Sponsor: Mrs. Sherry White; Beckie Whitemire, Head Cheerleader; Nancy Whitmire, Sherry Brooks, Karen Holl- ingsworth. 51 f w a. Ow! My head. b. Up and away. c. Wish me luck. d. My neck itches. e. Let me get it! f. You don't scare me. g. Man, I'm seeing double! Try to get past me. h. Take a dive, Kevin, i. Give me some slack. j. I just washed my hair, and I can't do a thing with it. k That ought to be two. 53 Savoy Girls Place Third In The District Track Meet Savoy Boys Captures The District Track Championship a. I know I can make it.” b. No one is going to catch me! c. I don't think 1 can run another foot. d. Push harder! e. I can see the finish line now. f. Come on over Moose, I'll catch you. The Savoy Cardinals were very successful in the first year ever to field a baseball team. They ended the year with a 7-5 record. They won all the district games and represented the district in bi-district com- petition. They weren’t successful in this encounter losing a 4-1 decision to Prosper. The leading hit- ters in the game with two hits apiece were Mike Cor- zine, Charles Downs, and Jim Lawson. Jim lawson had the only RBI for Savoy. Jimmy Prescott was the los- ing pitcher. He ended the year with a record of 5-1. 56 Savoy Gets Involved In The National Pastime BACK ROW: Coach Parish, Bill Barron, Tommy Scoggins, Shawn Compton, Jeffery McGehee, Mike Corzine, Wendle Waggoner, Donnie Lankford. FRONT ROW: Jeff Murray, Steven Moore, Benny Epperson, Jimmy Pres- cott, Walter Bilyou, Jim Lawson, Charles Downs, Dewayne Mullican, Kenny Burks. 57 A Time For Work My desire to accomplish is as periodic as my desire for enjoyment, and when I have it nothing else satisfies me except hard work and a job done with care.' ’ - Hugh Prather The Beta Club Is A Service Organization The Beta Club is a service organization for students who maintain an average of 85 with no grade below an 80. To become a member of the club, the student must have an average of 88. The officers of the club are: Shari Cox, president, Jerry Reynolds, vice-president, and Cindy Bankston, secretary and treasurer. Mr. Ownby and Mr. Parish are the sponsors. The Beta Club meets the second Monday night of each month and plans the activities for the month. The highlight of the year was when the members and sponsors attended the State Beta Convention in Ft. Worth January 21 and 22. The Club participated in several worthwhile projects this year. The members worked in the concession stand during all of the home basketball games. They conducted the March of Dimes Drive for the Savoy community. They con- tributed $100 to the cheerleaders to purchase new uniforms for the 1977-78 school year. The Beta Club purchased a camera for the annual staff. This will enable the staff to make better pictures for the 1978 yearbook. The activities of the year ended with a party at El Chico Restaurant in Denison. The new officers for the 1977-78 school year were installed at this meeting. They are: Kathy Reynolds, president, Gwen Hicks, vice-president, and LuAnn Linder, secretary-treasurer. BACK ROW: Jerry Reynolds, Debbie Spriggs, Cathy Reynolds, Gwen Hicks, LuAnn Linder, Cindy Bankston, Rosemary Caylor, and Walter Purdy. FRONT ROW: Glenda Brooks, Phyllis Moore, Karen Hodges, Shari Cox, and Beckie Whitmire. 59 The Beta Club Gets On Friday, January 21, 1977, the members of the Beta Club traveled by bus to the Beta Con- vention which was held in Ft. Worth. They stopped to eat lunch at Poncho's before checking into the hotel. While their hotel rooms were being readied, they waited in the lobby. During this time, they received all kinds of cam- paign material from the different schools which were campaigning for state offices. Finally, they got their rooms and unpacked. After attending the first meeting, they went to eat at Arby's. The next day they got up early and ate breakfast in the Sheraton Hotel. They attended another meeting, and when it was over, they were ready to eat lunch at Bonanza. The members enjoyed themselves thoroughly and the general con- sensus was that it was a just reward for having spent so many working hours throughout the year in the concession stand. Involved In The State Convention a. Oh, my feet hurt! b. I wonder what we do next? c. All together now. d. It feels good to sit for awhilee. I'm hom- esick. f. Kathy will think of something to do. g. Yoga relax- ation? h. Cindy, quick making us laugh, i. He was so good- looking. j. 1 feel like I need a nap.” k. I can't wait to get home. 1. Look what's coming down the hall. FHA — Toward New Horizons OFFICERS - TOP ROW: Cathy Reynolds, Sandy Corzine, and Donna Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Karla Burris, Beth Moore, Shari Cox, Susan Whitfield, Karen Hodges, Debbie Spriggs, and Cindy Bankston. BACK ROW: Sponsor - Mrs. White, Connie Armstrong, Kathy Hawk, Tanya McGehee, Sandy Corzine, Cathy Reynolds, Susan Whitfield, Debbie Spriggs, Karla Burris, Cindy Bankston, Donna Jackson, and Beth Moore. MIDDLE ROW: Bertha McCannon, Phyllis Moore, Michelle Jackson, Karen Hodges, Glenda Brooks, LuAnn Lin- der, Mary Ricker, and Loretha McCannon. BOTTOM ROW: Marianna Hernandez, Sherry Brooks, Cindy Watson, Candy Watson, Gwen Hicks, and Shari Cox. 62 FFA — Living To Serve BACK ROW: Dewayne Mullican, Kevin Merworth, Jeff Murray, Carl Phillips, Wendle Waggoner, Mike Cor- zine, Jimmy Sanders, Cary Malone, Brian Sampson, and Allen Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Steve Taylor, Jimmy Ferguson, Gene Simmons, Gary Basham, Edison Hughes, Shon Compton, Jim Lawson, Jeffery McGehee, Charles Downs, and sponsor - David Price. THIRD ROW: Harold Speed, Larry Malone, Steve Robinson, Kenny Burks, Steven Moore, Steve Ferguson, Tommy Scoggins, and Roger Seigler. BOTTOM ROW: De wayne Theo- bald, Gus Pufdy, Walter Bilyeu, Karen Waggoner, Benny Epperson, Billy Teel and Tommy Acosta. Houston Hosts FHA Convention Mrs. White, Shari Cox, and Cindy Bankston left Savoy on Thursday morning at 7:30 heading for Hous- ton. They arrived in Hous- ton around 3:30, and after an hour of waiting in line, they got their hotel rooms. Their meetings were held in the Astro Hall, next to the Astrodome. Shari was their voting delegate this year. Friday morning they attended another meeting and when their free-time came, they all went shop- ping. Friday night was the formal meeting and instal- lation of State officers. On Saturday morning they got up early and started home. They all had fun, but with all the riding they had to do, they were glad to get home. 64 School Choir Performs For Lions Club TOP ROW: Instructor Mrs. Phyllis Neely, Jennifer Reynolds, Theresa Hooker, Tonya Horn, Tanga Price, Kim Waggoner, Jana Newell, Rhonda Caylor, Lisa Baecht, Peggy Bilyeu, Jan Thrasher. SECOND ROW: Gary Acosta, Becky Harris, Vicki Smith, Connie Thurman, Charla Linder, Leslie Ballard, Diana Nelms, Teri Young, Theresa Ricker, Jeff Simmons. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Teel, Mitch Davis, Amy Francis, Mindy Garner, Danita Nelms, Angela Thurman, Lori Ferguson, Steve Jenkins, and Greg Dophied. Select Choir 65 Yearbook Editors Editorial Editors And Ph o togra ph ers Editors Barbara Ricker and Donna Jackson Ph o togra ph ers Gwen Hicks, Shari Cox and Beth Moore Co-Editor Advertising Staff And Sponsor Copy Writers BACK ROW: Sponsor: Mrs. Feagans, Sandy Corzine, Gwen Hicks, Mary Ricker, Cindy Watson, Karla Burris and Barbara Ricker. FRONT ROW: Candy Watson, Debbie Spriggs, Cathy Reynolds, Beth Moore, Shari Cox, and Donna Jackson. Co-Editor - Karla Burris Debbie Spriggs and Cathy Reynolds 7 Good Citizens Of The Year FOURTH ROW: Brian Pugh, Mitch Davis, Steve Jenkins, Darren Seigler, Jana Mullican, Lisa Hazelwood, Amy Francis, Vickie Bradshaw, Kelly Bond, Jonna Thrasher, Lori Ferguson, Mindy Gamer. THIRD ROW: Eula Melu- gin, Billy Don Burks, Nancy Mitschke, Terry Malone, Todd Yeary, Irene Johnson, Greg Dophied, Casey Rey- nolds, Lanna Hazelwood, Genny Dettmer, Julie Murray, Mary Alice Allred. SECOND ROW: Johnny Melugin, Mike Ragan, Jason Ford, Jeffery Wright, Michelle Young, Kelly Thurman, Rhonda Jenkins, Joseph Gonzales, Troy Cox, Robert Mitschke, Amy Malone, Sandy Price, Cindy Price. FIRST ROW: Brian Ownby, Jim Bo Smith, Micheal Smith, Michael Moore, Tracy Martin, Amy Moore, Terry House, Jennifer Francis, Kenny Armstrong, Missy Baker, Margaret Dettner, Mandy Vance, Rhonda Jennings. 68 Work Wins Everything INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE PARTICIPANTS - BACK ROW: Vicki Smith, Tonya Horn, Theresa Ricker, Joyce Speed, Connie Thurman, Jana Newell, Gayla Theobald, Rhonda Caylor, Jimmy Wrenn, Brian Pugh, Mary Alice Allred, Robert Ruiz. MIDDLE ROW: Larry Williams, Bryan Miller, Doug Teel, Mitch Davis, Greg Dophied, Gregg Hodge, Terry Malone, Tana Williams, Lanna Hazelwood, Linda Price, Genny Dettmer. FRONT ROW: Janice Acosta, Amy Francis, Vickie Bradshaw, Donna Duncan, Lori Price, and Pheaba Hill. Hours Of Rememberance Every hour will be an anniversary of the hour just past. - Rod McKuen Mr. And Mrs. S.H.S. 71 Best Around Glenda Brooks And Jeffery McGehee Most Likely To Succeed Barbara Ricker And Jimmy Ferguson 73 Hot Water Cast of Characters Janis Whitney-----------------Barbara Ricker Aaron Whitney------------------Leslie Bassham Bess Whitney-----------Cindy Bankston Kate----------------Beckie Whitmire Jeff Redfield-------------------Jerry Reynolds Dan Blodgett--------Donnie Lankford Leah Neville--------------Shari Cox Glen Crockett--------------------Bill Barron Mrs. Van Snoot------------------Donna Jackson Producer------------Mary Kay Barron Prompters-----------Mary Kay Barron --------------------Marsha Epperson Business Staff------------------Jimmy Prescott ---------------------Rosemary Cay lor ----------------------Shirley Sanders Directors-----------------------Jimmy Parish -------------------------Sherry White a. I am Mrs. Jasper Van Snoot of the Boston Van Snoots. b. Marsha, make sure he comes out on this side. c. Yeah, I under- stand all right. You can count on me. ’' 75 A Look At Some This year the Seniors put on the com- edy, Hot Water. It was fun, but it involved a lot of nerve-wracking, back- breaking work which caused everyone's patience to grow a little thin. However, it was all worth it when, on the evening of May 13, 1977, the final curtain closed and the applause was heard, and after- ward when compliments were continu- ously given to actors as well as the busi- ness staff. The Seniors would like to take this opportunity to offer their sincere appreci- ation to everyone who volunteered their personal properties or services for the play. A special thanks to our sponsors, Mr. Parish and Mrs. White, for putting up with our clowning and short tempers and helping us get it all together. Hilarious Scenes From Hot Water BACK (left to right): Mary Kay Barron, Jerry Reynolds, Leslie Bassham, Donnie Lankford, Bill Barron, Cindy Bankston. FRONT (left to right): Donna Jackson, Marsha Epperson, Shari Cox, Beckie Whitmire, Barbara Ricker. a. Oh, my darling! My pre- cious! What have they done to you!” b. Darling . . . c. Say, you old woodchuck, lemme get up! d. Listen, all I want is to have folks think I'm a big shot for a day. e. By the way, Mrs. Whitney why didn't you tell me you had such a charming daughter? f. Aaron, you don't have to yell so.” 77 Not Finished Valedictory Shari Cox Salutatory Beckie Whitmire Class History Cindy Bankston Ushers Karen Hollingsworth Jeff Murray Karla Burris Mike Corzine Pianist Mrs. Neely Just Begin . . . BACK ROW: Mary Kay Barron, Walter Purdy, Donnie Lankford, Leslie Bassham, Steven Monroe, Gerald McLarry, Jerry Reynolds. MIDDLE ROW: Mickey Applegate, Shirley Burks, Barbara Ricker, Beckie Whitmire, Rosemary Caylor, Shari Cox. FRONT ROW: Glenn Block, Shirley Sanders, Marsha Epperson, Donna Jackson, Jimmy Prescott, Bill Barron, and Cindy Bankston. Invocation Acceptance Benediction Rosemary Caylor Donna Jackson Gerald McLarry 79 Conduct And Courage Lead To Honor After the senior high school graduation exercises, various awards were presented to the fol- lowing students: ACADEMIC AWARDS Valedictorian------------Shari Cox Salutatorian----Beckie Whitmire Homemaking---------------Shari Cox Best All-Around Girl....Cindy Bankston History---------Beckie Whitmire Best All-Around Boy-----Jeffery McGehee Commercial------Cindy Bankston Most Athletic Boy -Mike Corzine Most Athletic Girl Barbara Ricker English---------------Rosemary Caylor BETA GOOD CITIZENS Seventh------------Robert Ruiz Eighth----------Theresa Ricker Ninth--------------------Alisa Hall Tenth-------------------Glenda Brooks Eleventh-----------Karla Burris Twelfth---------Cindy Bankston Karen Waggoner was a sur- prised recepient of the Agricul- ture Award. As she received her award from Mr. Hodges, she was roundly applauded by the large audience. BACK ROW: Barbara Ricker, Karla Burris, Glenda Brooks, Jeffery McGehee, Rosemary Caylor, and Mike Cor- zine. FRONT ROW: Karen Waggoner, Theresa Ricker, Robert Ruiz, Beckie Whitmire, Shari Cox, and Cindy Bankston. 80 We've Only Just Begun BACK ROW: Jackie Reynolds, Stephen Hicks, Tommy Myers, Marlin Harp, Craig Mullican, Joey Lawson, and Larry Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Tanga Price, Debbie Hawk, Diane James, Jana Newell, Gayla Theobald, Joyce Speed, and Kathy Bratt. FRONT ROW: Virginia Ruiz, Theresa Ricker, Tonya Horn, Connie Thurman, and Lisa Baecht. Valedictory Theresa Ricker L Salutatory Gayla Theobald Invocation Craig Mullican Stepping Up To Ushers Jennifer Reynolds Lawrence Armstrong Charla Linder Robert Ruiz Class History Tonya Horn Acceptance of Diploma Marlin Harp receives diploma from Mr. Ownby. 82 Senior High School Dianne James smiles as she receives her diploma. Tommy Myers receives his diploma from Mr. Ownby, principal of Savoy School. Presentation of Key Connie Thurman presents the key to Rhonda Caylor Class Will Virginia Ruiz Benediction Jackie Reynolds 83 Today Is Yesterday's Pupil An attendance banner was awarded to the class in the elementary school with the highest attendance per- centage every six weeks. The students made a spe- cial effort to be present so their class could receive the banner for their room. A great deal of enthusiasm was displayed by the stu- dents during the year. The parents and students are to be commended for their efforts in this project. Our school had a better attendance record this year. CG BEST ATTENDANCE AWARD BACK ROW: Rhonda Jenkins, Kelly Thurman, Todd Yeary, Phillip McGehee, Tanya McGehee, Kim Wag- goner, Leslie Ballard, Lori Hutchins, Lori Ferguson, Christina Moore. MIDDLE ROW: Theresa Ricker, Jana Newell, Rhonda Caylor, Jeffery McGehee, Brian Pugh, Billy Teel, Billy Burks, Joyce Speed, Craig Mullican. FRONT ROW: Jeff Harvey, Michael Moore, Jennifer Price, Brian Ownby, Randy Wilhelm, Missy Baker, Jeffery Wright, Reed Yeary, Lisa Wright. NOT PICTURED: Irene Johnson, Alan Bassham, Mariana Hernandez, Gus Purdy, Glenda Brooks, Steve Ferguson, Karen Hodge, Mialon Stewart, Dewayne Mullican, Jeffery Murray, and Jimmy Sanders. Memories Of The Class Of '77 its and for Health 85 There Time Is Our Time I thank you so very much for touching a part of my life ... a silent smile takes over my face when I think of the time that you gave.'' - Walter Rinder Mr. Robert Merworth, Mr. J. D. Hutchins, Mr. J. D. Moore, and Mr. Don Wrenn discuss the schedule for the school year. The Board meets the second Monday night of each month. Other members of the Board are: Mr. Gene Thurman, Mr. Bob Hazel- wood, and Mr. Don Nelms. Mr. I. D. Moore is the president of the Board, Mr. Robert Merworth is the vice-president, and Mr. Don Nelms is the secretary. Mr. Robert Hodges is the superintend- ent of our school, and Mr. Ownby is the principal. These men spend many hours working toward the progress of a Better School for Tomorrow. Yes, their time is our time. We appreciate your willingness to use your time for the youth of our community. 87 And We Owe It All To These Mrs. Bradley Third Grade Mrs. Parish Second Grade Mrs. Ownby First Grade Mrs. Neely Kindergarten Mrs. Brem Fifth Grade 88 Miss Autry Fourth Grade Mrs. Weger Sixth Grade Mr. Parish - Coach History Teacher Mrs. Feagan Business Teacher Mr. Dettmer Math Teacher Mr. Guerra - English Spanish Teacher Mr. Ballard Science Teacher Mr. Price Vocational Agriculture Mr. Seigler - Counselor Mrs. Spivy - Speech Therapist Working il Mrs. Ferguson - Aide The Hard Mrs. Robinson - Nurse Mrs. Hodges - Secretary Mrs. Cullar Career Counselor Mrs. Price - Aide Co-Workers OfS.H.S. Mrs. Hawk - Cook Mrs. Tidwell - Resource Teacher Mrs. Moore - Aide I Mrs. Barron - Cook Mrs. Eller - Librarian 91 Believe It Or Not We Finally Made It Mickey Applegate Cindy Bankston Bill Barron Mary Kay Barron Leslie Bassham Shirley Burks Rosemary Caylor Shari Cox Marsha Epperson Donna Jackson Donnie Lankford Gerald McLarry Steve Monroe Walter Purdy Jerry Reynolds Barbara Ricker Shirley Sanders Beckie Whitmire 92 Senior Fa vori tes Just One More Time . . . Maybe!! Allen Armstrong Truanna Barron Walter Bilyeu Karla Burris Mike Corzine Sandy Corzine Jimmy Ferguson Gwen Hicks Karen Hollingsworth Cary Malone Bertha McCannon Jeffery McGehee Kevin Merworth Beth Moore Dewayne Mullican Jeff Murray Carl Phillips Charlene Robinson Bryan Sampson Jimmy Sanders Margaret Sanders Steve Taylor Karen Waggoner Wendle Waggoner Susan Whitfield President - Sandy Corzine Treasurer - Jimmy Ferguson Vice-President - Jimmy Sanders Secretary - Beth Moore Junior Favorites Gwen Hicks and Jimmy Sanders The Sophomores Recovered From Their Freshman Year Tommy Acosta Joanie Barron Gary Bassham Glenda Brooks Diane Dodson Steve Ferguson Buddy Harp Cheryl Hicks Karen Hodges Edison Hughes Jim Lawson Loretha McCannon Cathy Reynolds Tommy Scoggins Roger Seigler Gene Simmons Debbie Spriggs Mialon Stewart Cindy Watson Nancy Whitmire 96 President - Nancy Whitmire Vice Pres. - Cathy Reynolds Treasurer - Cindy Watson Sophomore Favorites Reporter - Diane Dodson Secretary - Debbie Spriggs 97 98 Freshmen And Teachers See High School Differently Connie Armstrong Becky Block Sherry Brooks Kenny Burks Mike Cox Charles Downs Benny Epperson Clayton Harp Kathy Hawk Mariana Hernandez Michelle Jackson Lu Ann Linder Larry Malone Tanya McGehee Phyllis Moore Steven Moore Gus Purdy Mary Ricker Candy Watson Dewayne Theobald Billy Teel Steve Robinson Freshman Favorites A Time For Work And A Time For Play a. These students seem to enjoy Easter, b. Robbie, you had bet- ter run. c. We should put some clothes on this doll. d. Be sure you get my Santa Claus in the picture. e. This is hard work, f. You missed this word right here.' ’ 100 Eighth Grade Karen Acosta Lisa Baecht Gary Bond Sherry Gentry Marlin Harp Debbie Hawk Stephen Hicks Raymond Honeycutt Tonya Horn Diane James Joey Lawson Tommy Myers Craig Mullican Jana Newell Tanga Price Jackie Reynolds Theresa Ricker Virginia Ruiz Henry Lee Scoggins Joyce Speed Gayla Theobald Connie Thurman Larry Williams 101 Seventh Grade Lawrence Armstrong Leslie Ballard Alan Bassham Peggy Bilyeu Dale Block Eddie Burris Kenny Caplinger Rhonda Caylor David Doan Eddie Gonzales Bill Harris Lisa Harvey Sammy Hernandez Kenneth Howery John Hughes Michael James Charla Linder Jerry Moore Donald Murray Diane Nelms Dusty Noe Jennifer Reynolds Robert Ruiz Vicki Smith Kim Waggoner Arnold Whitfield Jimmy Wrenn 102 Sixth Grade Mary Allred Mike Arterberry Regina Bellows Billy Burks Lena Cook Genny Dettmer Becky Gentry Jackie Gonzales Cheryl Harp Darwin Harp Lanna Hazelwood Gregg Hodge Lori Hutchins Jan Thrasher Terry Malone Phillip McGehee Bryan Miller Julie Murray Linda Price Lori Price Brian Pugh Darren Seigler Jeff Simmons Tana Williams 103 Fifth Grade Gary Acosta Randy Block Mitch Davis Greg Dophied Lori Ferguson Amy Francis Mindy Garner Becky Harris Joby Harvey Tammie James Steve Jenkins Eula Melugin Nancy Mitschke Danita Nelms Kevin Paddock Sandra Price Bill Swindell Doug Teel Angela Thurman Elton Whitfield Teri Young 104 Fourth Grade Jimmie Allred Kelli Bond Vicki Bradshaw Tammy Burris Troy Cox Pam Davis Dana Hill Irene Johnson Till Melugin Sharon Myers Laurie Ruiz Sammy Smith Adelle Spruiell Stephen Ford Argina Thrasher Jonna Thrasher Jon Thrasher Brian Williams Jeffery Wright Todd Yeary 105 Third Grade Janice Acosta Melody Ballard Bobby Bellows Harold Cook Joseph Gonzales Lisa Hazelwood Judy Hernandez Amy Malone Robert Mitschke Christina Moore Jana Mullican Cynthia Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Janelle Sarrett Mike Taylor Michelle Thomasson Eric Underwood Randall Watson LeAnn Wilhelm Greg Williams 106 Second Grade Gary Bellows Donna Duncan Jason Ford Kellie Foster Jeffery Harvey Pheaba Hill Rhonda Jenkins Johnny Melugin Grady Myers Mike Ragan Kelly Thurman Brad Whitmire Michelle Young First Grade Missy Baker Brian Bradshaw Tammy Bunch Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Brent Fralicks Jennifer Francis Steven Garner Angela Hodge Terry House Rhonda Jennings Pansy Mitschke Jessie Price Tonya Theobald Shannon Thrasher Mandy Vance Randy Williams Sonya Williams 108 Kindergarten Alan Acosta Pamela Bellows Marc Bond Chris Cooper Sheila Davis David Dophied Shawn Jackson Shreda Krebbs Tracy Martin Amy Moore Michael Moore Joetta Mullican Brian Ownby Jennifer Price Tammy Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Michelle Seigler Jim Bo Smith Micheal Smith Jenny Thomas Keith Thomasson Bryon Underwood Lisa Wright Reed Yeary 109 We thought the day would never come, but finally at 5:00 a.m. on June 1 we headed for Nashville, Tennessee. Our first stop was Memphis. We spent the night there and left Thursday for Nashville. That night we took a riverboat cruise across the Cum- berland River. On Friday we spent an enjoyable day at Opry- land. We had a lot more to pack after that day. Saturday we went to the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Wax Museum of Stars. On Sunday, we started back to Savoy by way of the Ozark Mountains. We spent the night in Harrison, Arkansas and started back down the mountains on Monday. We stopped and had a picnic before we came down. Then it was non-stop all the way home. This was probably the last time we would all be together as the class of 1977, but I can say it was the most carefree times we have ever spent together. Care Free Times 110 Of Our Lives The Senior Class would like to thank our chaperons for all their help and guidance. Mr. Parish did all of the driving, and Mr. White did all of the navigating. Their wives, Betty Parish and Sherry White, lost a lot of sleep on this trip chaperoning the girls. We hope they had as much fun as we did. m T For Texas 112 T For Tennessee 113 I buy things I don’t need, then look for ways to use them in order to justify the purchase - in this way I end up doing what I don't want to twice.” - Hugh Prather Where We Spend Our Time ar r V - Lr v x 5 Sherman, Texas Carpels Vinyls Linoleum Ceramic Tile Cabinet Tops Paper Interior Decorator BONHAM LIVESTOCK COMMISSION WALKER SON East Side Square, Bonham, Texas Bring us your Livestock Sales every Monday Joe A. Walker, Owner Phone 583-3510 Congratulations, George Williams! FAITH'S JEWELRY Carries Bulova Watches Bonham, Texas Phone 583-4031 South Side of Square 117 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Highway 82 At the Crossroads Bells, Texas Maytag Admiral Magic Chef SPENCER'S Furniture and Appliances 210 W. Main Street Denison, Texas 75020 Phone 465-9000 SMITH-MOORE-WILLIAMS Bonham, Texas Groceries, Hardware, and Sporting Goods HARDWICKE-ETTER COMPANY P.O. Box 1127 Sherman, Texas 75090 Industrial Supplies LEWIE AND LAVENDER Sherman, Texas Times have changed but our prices and quality remain the same. 119 BONHAM AUTO COMPANY WHITEWRIGHT NURSING HOME We're off the square, but on the level We've got the hottest deals in town . . . . . . Just Ask Anyone! 510 North Center Sales Phone 583-5601 FEATURING: Full Time R.N. on duty 24 hour Nursing Care Diets as recommended by Physician Private and semi-private rooms Approved by Blue Cross-Blue Shield All types medical and convalescent patients accepted Church and Sunday School Owned and Operated by Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Geers, M.D. V.A. Approved Phone 364-2772 Whitewright, Texas Jerry Sewell Home Phone 583-8254 Ruth Pack 965-4422 Leonard Newsom 463-2645 Albert Flippo Salesman Gene Sanford 965-4868 Nolan Vincent 364-2088 TOM FLEMING REAL ESTATE Rates Consistent With Those Recommended By State Department Public Welfare. Highway 69 and 82 Bells, Texas Office and Home 965-7394 WATSON BURGER DAWSON PROPANE 120 Manager Jim McDonald Phone: 364-2969 Whitewright, Texas 583-5545 Bonham, Texas Prescription Specialists HESTAND'S PHARMACY Phone: 893-9155 West Side of Square, Sherman, Texas MULLICAN-LITTLE FUNERAL HOME In Your Deepest Need Ambulance Service 24-Hour Highway 82 Between Bells and Savoy Phone 965-4244 Expert Watch and Jewelry Repair All Work Guaranteed Special Order Work YOUR TROUBLES RED RIVER TRACTOR CO Half Mile East of Square Bonham, Texas 75418 BARROW'S JEWELERS Danny Carpenter 583-2441 Bonham ir- 122 BRITTAINS DISCOUNT Best Buy in Town 116 E. Sam Rayburn Drive Phone 583-5834 Bonham, Texas Shop BARRETT'S NOBODY SELLS FOR LESS! Barrett's Has Only Top Name Brand Merchandise You Know and Trust. Check the Low Prices in Every Department Discount Pharmacy • Sporting Goods Health and Beauty Aids • Seasonal Merchandise Cosmetics • Hardware Camera and Supplies • Housewares Jewelry • Toys BARRETT L SERVE !■ MyOURSEL fM . M AND Ml WE WILL NOT KNOWINGLY BE CUT RATE DRUGS UNDERSOLD Quantity R ights We’re a friend 9 of the family. ” 531 W. MAIN DENISON Reserved 465-8514 123 300 West Morgan DENISON PEANUT COMPANY Peanut Shelling and Drying Manufacturers of Roasted and Salted Peanuts and Peanut Granules Denison, Texas State Approved Home Owned and Operated by Vernon Mullican MULLICAN NURSING HOME Savoy 965-4964 % DISCOUNT CENTER Hwy 78 N. Pharmacy 583-5538 9-8 Mon.-Sat. 1-6 Sunday 583-5564 Open 7 Days a Week for Your Shopping Convenient and Only 12 Miles Away 124 SHAFFER FOOD STORE Bells, Texas GRAYSON CO STATE BANK 400 North Crockett Sherman, Texas All pans for most cars . . . Most parts for all cars BILL’S AUTO SALVAGE Highway 69 East Denison, TX Phone 463-1970 Guaranteed Used Parts Welding Jesse White, Owner Jack White Don Ferguson DEBBIE'S HAIRSTYLES For the neatest hair styles see . . . Debbie Martin or Helen Thurman Owner, Debbie Martin Helen Thurman 321 N. Main, Bonham, Texas MORAN FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. Fine Quality Furniture, Appliances and Air Conditioners 127 I VVOCO CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 419 West Main Denison, Texas SID MAPLES STORE Denison, Texas 125 W. Main Alan Cross, Manager MARGO’S LA MODE COOPER-SORRELLS FUNERAL HOME Sher-Den Mall Sherman, Texas All Burial Policies Honored 2022 North Center Bonham, Texas BONHAM LUMBER COMPANY 129 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Brother James Seigler - Pastor The Church with YOUth at heart! 8 Furniture Office Machines Photocopies Office Supplies BONHAM OFFICE SUPPLY Clovis Alexander Bonham, Texas GEORGE HOMER BROKERAGE CO. Pecans, Pinto Beans Peas and Garden Supplies 201 E. Sears Denison, Texas Phone 465-3143 130 CHURCH OF CHRIST Churches of Christ salute Romans 16:16 JNITED AUTOMOBILE ASSOC. LAKEVIEW ICE CO. Phone 965-7733 Box 205 Bells, Texas Phone 465-9129 Denison, Texas 75020 SONIC MBJUISEESS3 HO. 1 UKIKaiMMII J| NO. 2 NO.) 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CUP .21 .......26 SUNDAES ....41 ■t MMI «(IK M Cl| M No Waiting - Call in Advance . . . 583-8713 134 Sonic Drive-In 604 N. Center Bonham, Texas SPIVY’S PAINT WALLPAPER Bonham, Texas SAUNDERS Bonham, Texas WASHBURN'S CARDINAL BOOSTERS Bonham, Texas Bells, Texas SNOW WHITE LAUNDRY DRY GOODS HARDWARE Bells, Texas We make keys STEEN SUPER SAVER DRUG A complete full line drug store, including snack bar. Specialists in prescriptions, featuring fast, accurate and friendly service. 100 E. Sam Rayburn Drive, Bonham, Texas GENERAL CABLE CORP. Bonham, Texas DENISON GLASS MIRROR CO 513 W. Main Street Denison, Texas Phone 465-7494 135 NEST FRESH GOINS LUMBER CO Savoy, Texas The finest lumber in this area P. O. Box 5 316 North Broadway SAVOY BETA CLUB would like to thank Mullican Nursing Home and Walter Bunch for the use of their Ice Machines. Thank you again, ta CCuC, Phone 965-4863 Bells, Texas TEXACO STATION USED CARS Let us serve you! On highway 82 in downtown Savoy Ronnie Brem, Manager THE DENISON HERALD 1« Otnison WeriW ““Established in 1889“® 331 W. Woodard Denison, Texas ft cnneui UVAV 5 FIR 5T OIIAI ITV ™ ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY Sher-Den Mall Phone: 893-7566 Doin' it just a little bit better’ SHERMAN SAVINGS LOAN kFULL' .JSERVICE t y BANK 400 North Travis Sherman, Texas PETTIT'S GROCERY MARKET WALKER PHARMACY Whitewright, Texas A mixture of old and new Whitewright, Texas Phone 364-2221 If you're -in the market for antiques and other unusual items, be sure to drop in and browse through our merchandise in MOLLY 'N' WEDGE'S ANTIQUE SHOP Highway 82, Savoy, Texas 75479 NATHAN CROUCH COMPANY Furniture RCA and Magnavox T.V.’s and Stereos 306 W. Main Denison, Texas Phone 165-1933 137 TWO-STATE SALES 3100 Interurban Road Phone 463-3105 Denison, Texas SAVOY CONOCO JOr TOMMY'S USED CARS Wanting to Serve You Savoy, Texas SPEEDWAY FOODS SAVOY Exon Company USA Bob McGraw, Agent Citizens National Bank of Donisoi 231 W. Main 465-3030 Pontiac - Oldsmobile GMC Trucks - Mobile Homes P. E. BIGGERSTAFF REAL ESTATE AGENCY Glenn Trout P. E. Biggerstaff Cramer Biggers 513 N. Center Bonham, Tex. HAROLD ASHLOCK MOTOR COMPANY Bonham, Texas AYRES L'LUU-'S THE HICKORY BAR-BQ Don and Ruth Blevins Bonham, TX Beef, Ham, Ribs, Sausage, Hotlinks, Carry Out Catering, Service, Custom Barbequeing BNC FAMILY SHOE CENTER Shoes for everyone FANNIN COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. Owned by Those We Serve Post Office Drawer 250, Bonham, Texas 75418 RENFRO'S SEWING MACHINE CO. Sales Parts Repairs Household and Commercial We Give S H Green Stamps fr.csriffirKt t Conserve Energy LEATHERWOOD MEN’S WEAR In value In service In your satisfaction 517 N. Main Bonham, Texas 102 Russell Avenue 583-2251 Phone 583-2839 Bonham, Texas Bonham, Texas 403 North Main BONHAM STATE BANK BUN HAM STATE BANK Member FDIC Bonham, Texas Gifts and Decorative Accessories Jl . Phone 893-1051 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT M. L. BRENT Wayne Hopson, Owner 552 Sher-Den Mall Bonham, Texas STATE NATIONAL BANK McKNIGHT DRUG Manager - Woody Cochran 620 N. Main Bonham, Texas McKNIGHT CAFETERIA Bobby Rayford, Manager Cater Banquets Located in McKnight Drug FiOIIAl OCPOSlT INSURANCI CORPORATION 143 PENTECOSTAL CHURCH FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH LUMBER COMPANY Everyone Invited to Attend Savoy, Texas THANKS MR. GUERRA For keeping the clock for all of our CARDINAL basketball games and for helping us with the Cardinal Yearbook. 224 N. Main Bonham, Texas 75418 Welcome to THE METHODIST CHURCH Savoy, Texas Agriculture Center Fertilizers and Seed Whitewright, Texas 364-2229 FARLEY'S GRAIN Sunshine Liquid Supplement White wright, Texas Phone 364-2788 Home Office Since 1928 SAVOY RECREATION CENTER Pin Ball Pool DENISON HERALD Foos Ball Established in 1889 331 W. Woodard Denison, Texas 145 Farms - Homes - Ranches - Investment - Insurance f mfeno LOYD JOHNSON REALTOR Phones: 583-8538 Res. 583-3130 Compliments of CHARLES CARTER CHEVROLET Phone 583-2171 301 Chestnut, Bonham, Tex. 401 N. Main Street Bonham, Texas 75418 We Sell Satisfaction KOEPPEN-BALDWIN INC. Plumbing and Electrical Phone 465-1775 305 W. Woodard Denison, Tex. BACKHOE SEPTIC TANKS TRENCHING ALL. TYPES PLASTIC A GAV. LINES MULLIGAN PLUMBING P. O. BOX 10S SAVOY. TEXAS 7BA79 Bus.: 965-7752 Home: 965-4117 146 HUNT'S MANNING CREATIVE DEPARTMENT STORE PHOTOGRAPHY Clothing for the Entire Family South Side of Square, Bonham, Texas There’s No Place Like Hunt's” — DENISON DISCOUNT TIRES 1515 South Armstrong Denison, Texas O.K. FEED MILL Whitewright, Texas Always Growing! To Serve You Better...So Many Ways! The Merchants and Planters National I kink £ Auto Bank: 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. P.rton.1 Loan Dapartment: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m Main Lobby: 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Opan until 6:00 p.m. on Friday BONHAM SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Where You Save Does Make a Difference Phone 583-5511 P.O.Box 398 621 North Center Street Bonham, Texas SOUTHWEST PUMP COMPANY [jm 201 East First Street Bonham, Texas -A F3 MEADE INSURANCE 301 N. Center Phone 583-2231 120 W. Sam Rayburn Drive Bonham, Texas Member of FDIC • All Types of Loans • Checking Accounts • Savings Accounts • Travelers Checks • Safe Deposit Boxes • Banking by Mail • Cashiers Checks • Two Drive-In Windows • Travel and Entertainment Service • All Departments 150 114 W. Texas St. Car Ports Patio Doors Venetian Blinds I---------------- I RAMSEY I MANUFACTURING Denison, Texas Storm Windows Storm Doors BUSTER'S PIECE GOODS 400 W. Day Street, Denison, Texas Own a Piece of Texas FRANK DARNELL REAL ESTATE TEXOMA GLASS COMPANY Auto Glass D. A. Neal, Manager 200 S. Houston, Denison, Texas Mirrors R. E. Dotson Phone 465-4141 151 BRADFORD-WATSON CO. Insurance for all your needs G. C. Hodge - DBA 402 N. Center P.O. Box 621 A.E.'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions” Owners Robert and Kay Merworth 301 W. Sam Rayburn Drive Bonham, Texas Phone 583-3725 SUNNY VILLA NURSING HOME Bells 965-4285 Come Join the Family That Cares Bonham 583-8928 State Licensed - Medicaid Approved. Physician on call 24 hours a day. 24 Hour RN Supervised Nursing Care. 24 Hour LVN Supervised Nursing Care Private and Semi-Private Rooms. Registered Physical Therapist on Staff; one day each week. Social Director planning all social needs of the residents. Home styled meals and diets planned by ADA Dietitian Your inspection and inquiry are welcome. PDQ RESTAURANT Bonham, Texas '52 For your choice in fine foods. TP L WORKS WITH TODAY’S YOUTH HELPING TO PREPARE THEM FOR TOMORROW’S RESPONSIBILITIES Through its Youth Development Program, Texas Power Light Company works with and for young people in a wide variety of activities. For many years, TP L has made available to 4-H, Future Farmers and other youth groups the facilities of the Youth Encampment Center at its Trinidad generating plant. TP L’s youth-oriented services and programs include timely films for classroom use, science and social studies seminars, supplementary study materials, cooperation with Business-Industry-Education projects and others. TP L believes in devoting time and effort to prepare young people for the responsibilities they will face as decision-making citizens in their communities. TEXAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility 153 I I