Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

The 1980 Savoy Cardinal We’re Busy People Just Like You So Watch Out World — We’re Coming Through! Dedication David “Doc” Price We the 1980 Cardinal Annual Staff are proud to Dedicate our Annual to Mr. David Doc Price. Mr. Price has taught school for 28 years, in which 27 of those years he has taught at Savoy as Agriculture Teacher. Mr. Price is a devoted Christian man. He has spent many hours of his free time to help the students. He is a man that every guy would like to pattern their lives after. He lives a very busy life. He is a member of the Lions Club, also a member of the Masonic Lodge. He was also chosen Teacher of the Year” not only at Savoy High, but also for the Fannin County District of TSTA. 9 FFA Members Everyone, especially the FFA members, looks forward to the annual Fannin County Fair, which was held October 18,19, and 20. It takes a lot of hard work to get cattle ready, and build shop projects, but it usu- ally pays off. We are proud to have these people not only to represent Savoy, but also themselves. Mary Alice Allred stands for judgment. Get your legs together! I know it is under here somewhere. Favorite Pastime I'll be there in a minute. Where have the judges gone? Which one is in the contest? Many people participated in the livestock show. Mary Alice and Jimmy Allred showed charlois calves. Jimmy Wrenn, Billy Don Burks, and Gregg Hodge showed Santa Gertru- dis bulls. Larry Williams showed a brahma-Santa Ger- trudis crossbreed. I finally got him still. Fannin County Fair Participants Get Involved! There were many hours of work put into the shop projects shown by FFA members, which paid off. The FFA members and their spon- sor “Doc” Price spent a lot of time getting ready for the fair. Connie Thurman represented Savoy by running for Fannin County Queen. The Beta Club also took part in the fair by running a booth. This was the first year for our Beta Club to participate in the Fannin County Fair. The FFA members won first place on their trailer ■'Doc Price inspects shop projects. Connie Thurman rides in style. Amy Francis forgot the words to the song. Cowgirl of the day. Phyllis Moore learns how to lead a bull. Off to the races! It is rest time again! 13 The week of October 22-27, 1979 was filled with excite- ment. Everyone really worked hard. It took a lot of planning and teamwork to make each and every project come out successful. Halloween Horror! Carl and Larry will help you win a prize by throwing darts at the balloons. Flower girl — Heather Curry Good Shooter's aiming to win a prize I called out Bingo first” said Donna Thomasson Troy Cox playing Almost Like a Song. Left to right: Juniors — Theresa Ricker and Jackie Reynolds. Freshman — Tana Williams and Mike Arterberry, Crownbearers — Alice and Matt Moore. Seventh — Laurie Ruiz and Todd Yeary. Seniors — Phyllis Moore and Kenny Burks. Flower Girl — Heather Curry. Eighth — Heidi Bowhay and Steve Jenkins. Sophomores — Chris Bowhay and Vicki Smith. Master of Ceremonies — Moose Downs Amy. Mindy. Teri. and Angela introduced the Country Quartet. Sherry don’t drop the tray. HeeHaw Honey’s. ‘‘The Hawk Sisters” singing Back on My Mind.” Women’s work is never done. Halloween Highlights and Happenings! The Silver Stars singing Let Me Be There. Becky, Danita, Lori, and Teri singing Blowing in the Wind. I want you dead or alive! Dawn of the dead. Our Superintendent Mr. Robert F. Hodges Mr. Hodges is the superintendent of our school. He is a very hard- working man. Although he doesn’t receive the credit that he deserves for all of the special things he does for the students, he is very much appreciated. His job consists of many things; we could never begin to pin-point them down to a special job. He is always around to lend you a helping hand. Meet Our Principal Mr. Jerry Newell We have a new face in our school system this year. It is the principal, Mr. Jerry Newell. He also teaches woodwork and drafting. He has a very busy schedule, but in his spare time he works as a farmer. A Helpful Person to Everyone, Mrs. Tommy Hodges Mrs. Tommy Hodges is the secretary of our school. She is a very hard-working lady. Her job consists of many different types of things. She is always willing to help the students in any way she can. There is one special thing about her that we all love, and that is her loving smile. 19 Board Members Working Just look at our school board members! They are hard-work- ing men who devote a lot of their free time to make our school a better place. These men work hard to solve the problems that they receive from the students here at SHS. We would like to recognize the board members for the deci- sions and hard work they have done during the year. Presi- dent is Mr. Bob Hazelwood, Vice-President is Mr. Donald Wrenn, (not pictured) Secre- tary is Mr. Choice Melugin. 20 Mr. Gene Thurman General Cable PRESIDENT Mr. Bob Hazelwood SECRETARY Mr. Choice Melugin Bell Telephone Hard for Savoy Mr. Roy Dale Stone, Mr. Choice Melugin, Mr. Luther Whitfield, Mr. Bob Hazelwood, Mr. Charles Downs. Mr. Roy Dale Stone Used Car and Trailer Sales Mr. Charles Downs Landscaping Dirt D. R. Services A Look at Our Class Officers SM r Seniors — President — Phyllis Moore. Vice President — Tony Rash. Secretary — Lu Ann Linder. Treasurer — Sherry Brooks. Juniors — President — Virginia Ruiz. Vice President — Larry Sophomores — President — Jennifer Reynolds. Vice Presi- Williams. Secretary — Jackie Reynolds. Treasurer — Jana dent — Chris Bowhay. Secretary — Rhonda Caylor Robinson. Reporter — Lisa Baecht ¥ Freshmen — President — Genny Dettmer, Vice President — Terry Malone, Secre- tary — Julie Murray. Treasurer — Lori Hutchins. Reporter — Billy Don Burks SEVENTH Laurie Ruiz Todd Yeary SOPHOMORES Charla Linder Alan Bassham Class Favorites FRESHMEN Lanna Hazelwood Mike Arterberry SENIORS Phyllis Moore Steven Moore EIGHTH Heidi Bowhay Doug Teel JUNIORS Connie Thurman Larry Williams 23 ,?9lW 9ntOUX 7f ™H yrvy. 4 o|{ rVYWT0 Vxa«PJfx Y zrymo J sqvrrffl ypwyg yj? opsnr S T- sjomes pnojd,, of 1980” ofu JfiohrnJ hjii Hrui_ 7)7aAls JttuA- GrvLj f(,CKiJ' m ° T eocj j Juniors Accom- plish Goals Lisa Baecht Scott Curry Benny Epperson Debbie Hawk Stephen Hicks Tonya Horn Diane James Craig Mullican Tommy Myers Jana Robinson Tanga Price Jackie Reynolds Theresa Ricker Steve Robinson Virginia Ruiz Mike Taylor Gayla Theobald Connie Thurman Larry Williams 27 Sopho- mores, Just Two More Years Lawerence Armstrong Angela Ballard Leslie Ballard Ronnie Barron Alan Bassham Peggy Bilyeu Chris Bowhay Eddie Burris Kenny Caplinger Rhonda Caylor Inga Crafton David Doan 28 Tina Frasch Bill Harris Lisa Harvey Raymond Honeycutt Joey Lawson Charla Linder Donald Murray Diana Nelms Whitney O’Shields Jennifer Reynolds Robert Ruiz Vicki Smith Kim Waggoner Jimmy Wrenn 29 Freshmen Endure the Mary Alice Allred Mike Arterberry John Berube Dale Block Billy Don Burks Lena Cook Genny Dettmer Lanna Hazelwood Sammy Hernandez Gregg Hodge Kenneth Howery Lori Hutchins Michael James Terry Malone Phillip McGehee 30 Initiation of High School Bryan Miller Jerry Moore Julie Murray Dusty Noe Linda Price Lori Price Brian Pugh Ronnie Rencher Darren Seigler Arnold Whitfield Tana Williams Arthur Worbington 31 Eighth Grade Has a Successful Year Ryan Barron Regina Bellows Randy Block Heidi Bowhay Mitchell Davis Gregg Dophied Rhonda Easley Lori Ferguson Amy Francis Melinda Garner Becky Harris Joby Harvey Tammie James Steve Jenkins Eula Melugin Nancy Mitschke Danita Nelms Sandra Price Douglas Teel Angela Thurman 32 Seventh Graders — Did It All Jimmy Allred Marty Baker Tammy Burris T roy Cox Pamela Davis Stephen Ford Sharon Hale Misty Jackson Renee Jackson Tonja Jackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Sharon Myers Kim Norris Laurie Ruiz Samuel Smith Adele Spruiell Billy Swindell Jeff Taylor Brian Williams 33 Looking Forward to an Exciting Year The sixth grade has had a great year. They got to play basketball this year with the Junior High Teams. They have found out that the higher you get in school, the more you have to learn, and the more responsibilities you have. They are looking forward to Junior High. Mrs. Melanie Moore Melody Ballard Robert Bellows Harold Cook Jeff Francis Chris Hale Lisa Hazelwood Judy Hernandez Robert Mitschke Christina Moore Jana Mullican Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Todd Thomas Michelle Thomasson Eric Underwood Randy Watson LeAnn Wilhelm Greg Williams 34 Those Were the Days Mrs. Molly Weger Brian Baker Tricia Ballard Jeri Barron Gary Bellows Kimberly Bowhay Jason Ford Kellie Foster Teresa Hall Jeffery Harvey Jody Isom Tina Jackson Rhonda Jenkins Amy Malone Johnny Melugin Grady Myers Lori Norris Mike Ragan Roy Weldon Each year of school brings new and exciting things to each and every student. Each new day will hold a different expe- rience not only in learn- ing, but also in living. For the fifth grade students this year has been like no other and it won’t be long until they look back and say, “Those were the days. Joyce Ragan Kelly Thurman Bradley Whitmire Charlie Winchester Michelle Young James Weldon 35 Getting Acquainted With the Fourth Grade Mrs. Janet Bell Milissa Baker Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Brent Frailicks Jennifer Francis David Gaddy Steven Garner Samantha Hale Angela Hodge Samantha Holland Terry House Pansy Mitschke Cynthia Montgomery Jessie Price Rebecca Redding James Self Tonya Theobald Randy Wilhelm 36 Third Grade The third grade has had a lot of fun this year reading, learning multiplication tables, and earning extra credit for good work. They have had a good year full of new experiences. Mrs. Gail Bradley Tracy Baker Jeffery Bellows Eva Carr Chris Cooper Billie Crafton Sheila Davis David Dophied Donna Francis Shawn Jackson Tracy Martin Shari Melugin Amy Moore Dale Moore Michael Moore Joetta Mullican Tishia Murphree Brian Ownby Jennifer Price Tammy Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Michelle Seigler Jimbo Smith Micheal Smith Jenny Thomas Keith Thomasson Tracy Whitmire Sonya Williams Lisa Wright Reed Yeary 37 Second Grade The second graders have made it through another year of learning experiences. They have become acquainted with many new things includ- ing cursive writing. They are looking forward to being in the third grade. Mrs. Betty Parish Katrina Baecht Mary Baker Jim Bob Bradley Becky Crafton Theo Dettmer Brian Gaddy April Harry Anissa Isom Mark McKinney Joe Merworth Deborah Minatrea Jennifer Ryon Bryon Underwood Veronica Underwood Brandon Woffard 38 First Grade The first graders now have two years down and eleven years to go. Each year will hold something new and different for each of them. The first graders not only have fun playing games, but they also stay busy learning the basic skills of reading, writing, and arithmetic. Alicia Allbritten Rita Anderson Alicia Caylor Carla Chambers Cari Cooper Billy Joe Dodson Scott Francis Sarah Hanks Samantha Harvey Scotty Harvey Scotty House Steven James Bobbie Kreitel Missy Miller Misty Miller Shannon Montgom Aimee Moore Pat Murphree Robby Parish Gary Ragan Laura Romain Stacey Slaughter Angela Woodson Justin Young 39 Kindergarten This year the kindergarten studied hard learning colors, numbers, and the alphabet, but they have also realized that there is more to school than just studying. It is a time of social adjustment and learning about themselves and others. The children have enjoyed playing games together and learning what school is all about. Mrs. Phyllis Neely Jason Biggs P. W. Crafton Heather Curry Kerri Jo Gilbert Jeff Hide Shannon Jackson Chris Kreitel Alice Moore Matt Moore Lee Ann Orsburn Jeffery Smith Donna Stone Brad Taylor Billy Doyle Robinson Jenifer Underwood 40 Teachers and Co-Workers TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE: It is sometimes difficult for a student to think of a teacher as being anything but a teacher. But the person holding that grade book, handing out a test or lecturing for one whole hour does have a life and interest outside of teaching class. Mr. A. M. Clinton: Custodian Mr. Eugene Blakey: Custodian mi Mr. Gary Rowland: Texas History and Drivers Education Teacher, and Girls Coach. Mr. Jack Morgan: Bus Driver Mrs. Judy O'Shields: Homemaking Teacher Mr. Bob Billups: Bus Driver Mrs. Norma Robinson: Nurse 42 Striving to Make Our World Better Mr. Al Graves: Counselor Mrs. Brenda Brooks: Teacher’s Aide Mr. Harold Ballard: Science Teacher Mrs. Hazel Allen: Substitute Cook Mrs. Melanie Moore: Sixth Grade Teacher Mrs. Janet Francis: Homemaking Teacher - —-—a Mrs. Oretha Jackson: Cook 43 Mrs. Betty McDaniel: English Teacher Mrs. Gladys Pierce: Cook and Custodian Mr. Jimmy Parish: History and Boy’s Coach ■JrT VhV uc. Mrs. Betty Parish: Second Grade Teacher These People Help Us Mr. Theodore Dettmer: Math Teacher Mrs. Anna Belle Feagan: Business Teacher Mrs. Lorene Hawk: Cook Mrs. Lorene Barron: Cook Mrs. Gail Bradley: Third Grade Teacher Mr. David Price: Agriculture Teacher 44 Set Our Goals Mrs. Phyllis Neely: Kindergarten Teacher Mrs. Janet Bell: Fourth Grade Teacher Mrs. Kay Tidwell: Special Education Mrs. Janie Eller: Librarian Mrs. Sally Miller: Title I Reading and Math Mrs. Molly Weger: Fifth Grade Teacher Mrs. Gail Ownby: First Grade Teacher Mrs. Vicki Anderson: Teacher’s Aide Mrs. Judy Ferguson: Teacher’s Aide Annual — Newspaper ANNUAL EDITOR: Michelle Jackson The Annual Staff and News- paper Staff put in many long hours this year. They found out that it takes a lot of teamwork to get everything going on the right track. A special thanks goes to Michelle Jackson, edi- tor of our annual, and to Tanya McGehee, editor of our news- paper. These two girls worked hard every day trying to get things ready to meet the dead- lines. Everyone said this has been a fun year. ADVERTISING EDITORS: Virginia Ruiz and Jana Robinson NEWSPAPER CO-EDITOR: Stephen Hicks 47 Scenes Behind the Maroon Messenger and Cardinal Yearbook PHOTOGRAPHERS: Virginia Ruiz and Kathy Hawk ADVISOR: Mrs. Feagan Annual and Newspaper Staff: (Front row): Sherry Brooks, Tanya McGehee, LuAnn Linder, Michelle Jackson, Candy Watson. Mary Ricker. Denise Harvey. (Second row): Theresa Ricker, Phyllis Langford, Connie Thurman. Tonya Horn. Mariana Hernandez. Deb- bie Hawk, Connie Armstrong. (Last row): Leroy Brantley, Kathy Hawk, Larry Malone, Tanga Price, Stephen Hicks. Lisa Baecht, Jana Newell. Not pictured: Virginia Ruiz. 48 What's everyone looking at? Sit down. Michelle! A Mariana Hernandez Justifier Everyone is so devoted. Learning new tricks. How Dare You! 49 Busy F.H.A. Members The Future Homemakers had a real fun year. They sold keychains and posters to raise money for the girls to go to the area meeting at Tyler. They stayed busy making cookies for open house. The Seniors spent some time visiting at the Nursing Home. Everyone enjoyed decorating cakes this year. F.H.A. Officers — Tonya Horn, Rhonda Caylor, Sherry Brooks, Theresa Ricker, Vicki Smith, Candy Watson, Mary Ricker, Connie Thurman, Phyllis Moore, Michelle Jack- son, Homemaking Teacher — Mrs. Janet Francis. Leh to right starting with back row Mr� Janet Franc� � . Kathy Hawk. Rhonda Caylor. Sharry Brook� . Thar� a Rickar. Vicki Smith. Candy Watson, Peggy Biiyau. Mary R kar. Conn� Thurman. Phyths Moore. Michelle Jackson. Charta Lmder. Virginia Ruiz. Tana WMkams. Lae- lia Ballard. Lon Hutchins. Linda Pnca. Tonya Horn. Manana Harnandaz. Angela Ballard. Ganny Oattmer. Mary Alice Allrad. Kim Wag- goner. Jennifer Reynolds. Lanna Hazelwood. Tina Hernandez. Debbie Hawk. Denise Harvey. Diana Nelms. Lori Price. Lisa Harvey. Inga Crafton, Lena Cook. Julie Murray F.H.A. Beau — Steven Moore Future Farmers of The Future Farmers of Amer- ican worked very hard this year. They participated in many events at the Fannin County Fair. They hosted the Lions Club with a Bar-B-Que Dinner. This year consists of hard work and some long hours for the guys, but they all said it was a great year. Left to right starting with the back row: Mr Doc Price. Arnold Whitfield. Steven Moore. Donald Murray. Brian Pugh. Mifce Arterberry. Kenny Caplinger. Chris Bowhay, Billy Teel. Gus Purdy. Jackie Reynolds, Robert Ruiz. Moose Downs. Tony Rash. Kenny Burks. LeRoy Brantley. Joey Lawson. Larry Williams. Gregg Hodge. David Doan. Jimmy Wrenn. Alan Bassham, Lawrence Armstrong. Terry Malone. Jerry Moore. Phillip McGehee. Brian Miller. Billy Don Burks. Darren Seigler. John Berube. Dusty Noe 52 FFA Sweetheart — LuAnn Linder America Develop Skills • ■.V'V rtW i i rm FFA Starting left to right: Officers: Moose Downs, Jackie Reynolds, Steven Moore. Advi- sor — ‘'Doc Price, Robert Ruiz, Tony Rash. r % ■ V. 53 The members of the Beta Club and their sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Parish traveled to Dallas for the State Beta Convention. Their weekend was filled with excitement. Everyone had a real good time. This year they have worked in the concession stand and in a booth at the Fannin County Fair. These projects were to help raise money for equip- ment for the school. Beta Club What's Michelle said this time? Sherry's favorite hobby Everyone looks confused about this subject! Tana move over! President — LuAnn Linder Vice-President — Michelle Jackson Secretary — Phyllis Lankford Sponsor — Mr. Jimmy Parish 54 A Combination of Work and Fun Look at all these good Beta’s! Theresa at her best? Is Charla homesick? Qayla is busy as usual! Front to back: Rhonda Caylor, Debbie Hawk. Kathy Hawk. Denise Harvey. LuAnn Lin- der, Tonya Horn. Connie Thurman. Tana Williams. Sherry Brooks. Charla Linder. Michelle Jackson. Mary Allred. Gayla Theobald. Genny Dettmer. Phyllis Lankford, Theresa Ricker, Stephen Hicks. Larry Williams. Lisa Baecht. Mr. Parish. Sponsor. Not pictured: Tony Rash and Viriginia Ruiz. The Official LuAnn Linder. SHS and Valentine’s Day Valentine's Day was fun for the grade school classes. They celebrated it by having parties and exchanging cards with each other. This year sweet- hearts were chosen from kin- dergarten through twelfth grades. You see a lot of happy faces at SHS during Valen- tine's Day. irr fws HIGH SCHOOL SWEETHEARTS Freshmen: Mike Arterberry and Lanna Hazelwood Junior — Stephen Hicks and Virginia Ruiz Senior — Tony Rash and Michelle Jackson Sophomore — Kennv Caplinger and Jennifer Reynolds We’ve Got the The year went well for both basketball teams. They did their best, and we are proud of them. The girls tied for second place in District 34-B. They are coached by Mr. Gary Rowland. The boys came in second place in District 34-B. They are coached by Mr. Jimmy Parish. Tanya McGehee is the leader of the pack. Power to Score Candy Watson takes her time. Kenny Caplinger tries to take the ball. OPPONENTS SAVOY Roxton 45 35 •Delmar 56 35 Bland 26 49 Delmar 47 42 S S 26 39 North Lamar JV 22 43 Trenton 38 32 S S 31 44 Wolfe City 26 52 Celeste 57 50 Bland 44 47 Windom 22 52 Celeste 65 40 Dodd City 52 41 Sanger 47 32 Whitewright 49 39 Farmersville 29 36 Dodd City Roxton 57 l 37 1 s Sam Rayburn 53 T renton 36 Ector 16 49 Windom ■ 29 ' 63 Dodd City 34 1 38 Ector 25 Windom 40 64 Sam Rayburn 45 30 T renton 32 39 CARDINAL CAPTAINS: Candy Watson, Tanya McGehee, Mary Ricker. COACH: Gary Rowland. Front row: Lori Hutchins, Mary Allred, Lena Cook. Middle row: Julie Murray, Lori Price, Theresa Ricker, Kim Waggoner, Connie Thurman, Lanna Hazelwood. Back row: Manager Michelle Jackson, Candy Watson, Mary Ricker, Tanya McGehee, Jennifer Rey- nolds, Coach Gary Rowland, Charla Linder, Tana Williams, Genny Dettmer, Linda Price, Manager LuAnn Linder. 60 Front row: Phillip McGehee, Darren Seigler. Middle row: Billy Don Burks, Mike Arterberry, Lawerence Armstrong, Steven Moore, Kenny Burks, Terry Malone, Robert Ruiz. Back row: Manager LuAnn Linder, Donald Murray, Brian Pugh, Jimmy Wrenn, Kenny Caplinger, Gregg Hodge, Larry Williams, Manager Michelle Jackson, Coach Jimmy Parish. CARDINAL CAPTAINS: Steven Moore. Kenny Burks. COACH: Jimmy Parish. OPPONENTS SAVOY Roxton 62 58 Delmar 56 54 Bland 35 39 Delmar 54 51 S S 44 48 Bonham JV 36 63 Leonard JV 24 56 Sam Rayburn 37 48 S S 29 55 Celeste 25 73 BlancL_ L r t . Windom 82 48 50 53 Winnsboro 42 48 Wolfe City 77 54 Sanger 66 52 Whitewright 64 52 Royce City 43 41 Dodd City 32 91 Roxton 54 62 Sam Rayburn 33 46 Trenton 72 48 Ector 34 39 Windom 33 64 Dodd City 30 80 Sam Rayburn 53 69 Trenton 61 35 Ector 38 63 Windom 61 69 998 61 Cardinals Don’t Mess Around i Where’s the ball? Look at that crowd!!! Charla Linder in fast motion. Jimmy Wrenn is our hero. Robert Ruiz learns to pass the ball. Mary Ricker is practicing her ballet. Jimmy Wrenn poses Everyone wants in the action. Tanya McGehee struggles for the ball. Jump high for our ball. Donald Murray tries for the ball. 63 Cheerleaders Encourage Cheerleaders for the 79-80 school year worked hard to raise school spirit. They had a farmer’s day, a pep rally and decorated the halls with signs and streamers. They sold things at break and sold chocolate candy bars. This year was very exciting for all of them. There were a few tears as the season came to an end. Also, they would like to thank the fans for their support. Come on everybody do the Victory Beat! 64 Junior — Tonya Horn Sophomore — Vicki Smith Enthusiasm for School Activities Sponsor Brenda Brooks We’re Going to the Top!!! Hey, What About a Color Shout??? Favorite Pastime Keep That Spirit Up Let Me See Ya Get Down!!! We’ve Only Just Begun The Junior High Basketball teams did very good this year. Things were a little different for them, the sixth graders were a part of the team this year. Also, they had the experience of having a new girl's coach. They had a very exciting year. The teams worked hard for their victories. Keeping a safe distance. “Who is Troy aiming at? Exciting game! You're not getting this ball!” nicwt Get out there and hustle. Where did everybody go?” Here, catch the ball. What's up? Get away from me. Jr. High Works for Success $ “Reach for the sky.” Front row: Heidi Bowhay, Cindy Price. Middle row: Pam Davis, Cynthia Price, Melody Ballard. Autumn Nodier, Judy Hernandez. Back row. Amy Francis, Lisa Hazelwood, Lori Ferguson, Teri Young, LeAnn Wilhelm, Coach Gary Rowland. Laurie Ruiz, Jana Mul- lican, Melinda Garner, Christina Moore. 68 Front row: Robert Mitschke. Todd Thomas. Eric Underwood. Troy Cox. Middle row: Greg Williams. Jeff Wright. Douglas Teel. Bryan Melugin. Steve Jenkins. Mitchell Davis. Casey Reynolds. Back row: Christopher Hale, Stephen Ford. Ryan Barron. Elton Whitfield, Coach Jimmy Parish, Gregory Dophied. Todd Yeary, Jimmy Allred. Till Melugin. Higher Greg! Fighting for the Cardinal ball. Todd takes a free shot. Who will get the ball? 69 Future Stars Somebody help him! 'One, two, three, let's go! Lisa Hazelwood waits for the ball. Amy Francis has the basketball!! ‘Cindy, what are you looking for? Get the hall Stave ’ This is a tough game for Greg. Savoy Cardinals The Savoy High School baseball team didn’t do as well as they wanted to this year, but they still had a great season. The Cardinal baseball team placed second in district. They worked hard and it paid off. We have a great baseball team, and we are proud of each and every player. They are coached by Mr. Jimmy Parish. From left to right: Mike Arterberry. Joey Lawson. Steven Moore, Brian Pugh, Gus Purdy, Moose Downs, Gregg Hodge. Kenny Caplinger, Benny Epperson, Jimmy Wrenn. Coach Jimmy Parish, Alan Bassham, Billy Burks. Robert Ruiz. Tony Rash. Kenny Burks. Terry Malone. Foul ball! Swing now Robert. 72 Gregg Hodge in action. It’s the concentration that counts. 1980 Baseball Team Tony Rash is ready to play ball. It is time for a group discussion. Brian Pugh gets caught standing around? Playing chase with the baseball? It must have been a grounder. 4J i 73 Cardinals Take Second Steven Moore finally catches a fly ball. %m m He has a lot of power behind his swing. Hurry and throw it to first base.’’ Joey Lawson waits for some action. Tony Rash prepares to hind catch. Taking turns at second base. 74 in Baseball District “What is Benny Epperson and Joey Lawson doing? Put some muscle behind it.” Pitch it to the pocket. I’ve got it. You better get this one. 75 Junior High The Junior High track teams traveled to Allen to have their 1980 track meet. Both boys and girls worked together and individually. They competed against new schools and big- ger schools. They did a great job — they gave the other teams a lot of competition. What are they staring at? Competes in Track Steve Jenkins jogs along. “IsTeri Young mad?? Mr. Parish and his team look enthused. Seniors Honored at The juniors hosted the Sen- iors with a great banquet this year. It was held at Granny’s Theater in Dallas on April 25. The meal was served buffet style and following the meal was a play presented by Sonny Bono, “The Owl and the Pussy- cat.” The Seniors would like to express their appreciation for the banquet. Is Carl Bowhay shy? I Dwayne and Larry are certainly not watching the play. What a crew! f What a crew, Banquet in Dallas Stephen Is up to something. Our faculty enjoys themselves. Waiting for the food is boring! Does Larry Williams not like the food? Awards Banquet The Awards Banquet was very special for many people this year. One of those special persons was Mr. David Doc” Price who was honored with a This Is Your Life program. Many students received awards for their unique talents and for their hard work during the school year. David, and Betty were very surprised. ; j ' ft- v I II iLvJ'ftr’ jUflfcwkJ Mr. Bob Mason from Austin College was the Tony Rash receives the Science Award Mr. Hodges presents Mr. Price with a plaque from the faculty. Mr. Feagan presented Larry Malone with the journalism award. MR. AND MRS. SHS Candy Watson and Steven Moore 85 86 87 88 89 Mother-Daughter Banquet The FHA girls hosted a Mother-Daughter Banquet at Underwoods in Sherman. The FHA Officers entertained their mothers with a skit. Denise Harvey was honored with a Homemaking Award. Michelle Jackson presented Mr. Jack- son with a corsage for being our Homemaking Mother of the Year. Theresa Ricker and Mrs. Ricker seem to have enjoyed themselves. Mariana Hernan- dez holds the roses the Senior girls made to present to the mothers. Peggy Bilyeu and Mrs. Bilyeu enjoyed them- selves. Phyllis Langford gave the program. 90 at Underwoods The Sophomore FHA girls enter- tained with a skit. Mary Ricker read a “Mother Is A Word Called Love.” Mrs. Reynolds looked very excited. Mrs. Francis was glad everyone enjoyed themselves. Candy Watson and Mrs. Caplinger were ready to get things started. Lisa Harvey was glad to ha e brought her grandmother. The Junior girls made the candleholders. The Freshmen girls helped the Seniors with the programs. 91 U.I.L. All of the students that par- ticipated in U.I.L. did a great job. Everyone was proud of them for their hard work and the time that they spent in doing these things. The high school students and the grade school students should be indi- vidually congratulated. HIGH SCHOOL U.I.L CONTESTANTS: Left to right: Genny Uettmer, Larry Maione, Mary Alice Allred. Bryan Miller, and Gayla Theobald (went to REgional in Number Sense) 92 JUNIOR HIGH CONTESTANTS: First row: Rhonda Easley. Heidi Bowhay. Second row: Kim Norris. Laurie Ruiz. Becky Harris, Jeff Wright. Third row: Marty Baker. Bryan Melugin, Todd Yeary, Mitch Davis, and Jimmie Allred GRADE SCHOOL CONTESTANTS: Beside: First row: Anisse Isam, Deborah Minatrea, Jim Bob Bradley. Second row: Margaret Dettmer, Missy Baker, Tonya Theobald, Angie Hodge. Chris Cooper, Jeri Barron, Kim Bowhay. Third row: Jody Isam, Cindy Price, Michelle Thomason, Jane Mulican, Chris Hale. Jeffery Francis, Christina Moore, and Lisa Hazelwood. Larry Malone went to Regional in fea- ture writing. THE WEDDING PROCESSION Tom Thumb Wedding The Junior Class of 1980 sponsored Tom Thumb Wedding” on April 22, 198 Theresa Ricker, Connie Thurman, ar Tonya Horn, served at the reception. Brij Ownby and Reed Yeary were candle ligt ers. Mark McKinney and Pat Murphee we Groomsmen. Bridesmaids were Mary Bake Shannon Montgomery, Alicia Caylor, Ce Cooper, and LeAnn Miller. Flower Girl Wi Donna Stone. Groom's parents were Tom Theobald and Josy Isom. Bride’s paren were Lori Norris and Brad Whitmire. K- Scott Francis and Misty Miller feed each other. BOV! This sure is good!! Preacher: Chris Cooper. Groomsmen: Jeff Patterson, Billy Joe Dodson, Brian Underwood. Happily Chained! The Seniors Finally The Senior Play brought in many people and lots of money. Not only was it the first play to be practiced during class: it was also the first play to be presented for two nights. Although there were a few bro- ken chairs and a lot of ad lib- bing, the seniors and their sponsors did a great job. Even though this play required many long and hard hours of work, the Seniors had a great time. Hollywood takes a bow! Throw me overboard please! Catch that man he's a fake! ■ OZONE GOOD OLD OZONE! Ship Ahoy! Two bell's and all's well. How about some Crunchy Munchy Crispies? 94 Make It to Broadway Left to right: Phyllis Lankford, Marce Strong. Steven Moore, Carl Bowhay, Tony Rash, Larry Malone. Moose Downs. Dewayne Theobald, Kenny Burks, Gus Purdy, LeRoy Brantley. Benny Epperson, Billy Teel. Mariana Hernandez, Kathy Hawk, Sherry Brooks. Tanya McGehee, Michelle Jackson, LuAnn Linde, Mary Ricker, Candy Watson, Denise Harvey. Miss Carson, this is Mr. Lawrence. Don1 cry Mrs. Hannah! Here's your Aspirin! Would you like? 95 The 1980 Seniors You missed that plank!” Oh my” 96 Presents “Man Overboard” We couldn't have made it without our prompters. Where's Miss Carson and Mr. Lawer- ence? Achin' back!’ There's the STatue of Liberty again! Now, try to keep calm Mrs. Blair! Here's your cokes. 97 The Eighth Grade Front row: Joby Harvey, Randy Block, Ryan Barron, Mitchell Davis, Steve Jenkins, Douglas Teel, Gregory Dophied. Second row: Lori Ferguson, Amy Francis. Regina Bellows, Heidi Bowhay, Rhonda Easley, Sandra Price, Tammie James, Elton Whitfield, Third row: Teri Young, Nancy Mitschke, Eula Melugin, Rebecca Harris, Danita Nelsm, and Angela Thurman. rV A Ss OF VALEDICTORY Mitcehll Davis INVOCATION Douglas Teel 98 Graduating Class of 1980 CLASS HISTORY Amy Francis Class of 1984 SALUTATORY Rhonda Easley Special music was presented by Angela Ballard. Time in Teri Young presents the class key to Tod Yeary. USHERS Stephen Ford Todd Yeary Kim Norris Laurie Ruiz CLASS WILL Ryan Barron 100 a Bottle Gregory Dophied receives his diploma from Mr. Newell. BENEDICTION Elton Whitfield 101 Well-Deserved Awards — First row, left to right: Tony Rash, Carl Bowhay. Kathy Hawk, Denise Harvey, Moose Downs. Sherry Brooks. Second row: Kenny Caplinger, Charla Linder. LeRoy Brantley. Gayla Theobald. Virginia Ruiz, and Jackie Reynolds. First row: Samantha Harvey. Sonya Williams. Juanita Carr. Jennifer Ryon. Alice Moore. Matt Moore. Second row: Brian Baker. Jimbo Smith. Melody Ballard. Brian Ownby. Kim Bowhay. Michelle Young, Tricia Ballard. Third row: Johnny Melugin, Christina Moore. Tina Jackson, Margaret Dettmer. Tonya Theobald. Kelly Thurman, and Jana Mullican. 102 Achievements First row, left to right: Lanna hazelwood, Angela Thurman, Marty Baker, Jeffery Wright, Troy Cox. Lori Ferguson, Phillip McGehee Second row: Mary Alice Allred. Tana Williams. Stephen Ford. Teri Young, Arnold Whitfield, and Elton Whitfield First row: Rhonda Caylor, Mitch DAvis, Kathy Hawk. Second row: Virginia Ruiz. Laurie Ruiz, and Mary Alice Allred 103 A Special “1980” Graduation The Seniors school year has finally come to an end. The years have gone by so fast. Our class will always remem- ber all of the good and all of the bad times. Being a Senior is really fun, even though a lot of hard work goes along with it. Do these Senior girls look happy? Back to front, left to right: Mike Podhajsky. Gus Purdy. Larry Malone. Kenny Burks. Moose Downs. Dwayne Theobald. Tony Rash. Billy Teel. Second row: LeRoy Brantley. Connie Armstrong. Beth Suchanek. Kathy Hawk. Tanya McGehee, Steven Moore. Carl Bowhay. Phyllis Moore Lankford Front row: Michelle Jackson, Marianna Hernandez. Candy Watson, LuAnn Linder. Mary Ricker. Denise Harvey. Sherry Brooks 104 Becky Block is proud to accept her diploma. Tanya McGehee is proud this is the last night. We’re The Best And That’s No Maybe, We’re The Class of “1980” 105 Seasons in the Sun Being a Senior is special. For most, it is an event-filled year, a time to finish school, and a time to plan for the future. Seniors jokingly kid about being plagued by senioritis,” an affliction that makes study- ing almost impossible and school unbearable. But we remember all of the fun times we have had, and all of the friends we have made. Most seniors will even confess that they have learned something and that they have grown up a lot through their high school years. Phyllis Lankford gave the Welcome address Michelle Jackson presented the Class Will. Steven Moore gave the Invocation. 106 Epperson Kathy Hawk presents the Acceptance of Dip- lomas Speech. Tony Rash is finally getting to tell Mr. Dettmer what he really things about the whole thing. 107 The 1980 graduating Seniors came back a tired group after five days of continuous sight- seeing. The Seniors left Savoy at 4:00 a m. on June 1. They travelled through Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Missouri. One of the main stops on the way up was Booger Hollow, Arkan- sas population 7, including one coon dog. The Seniors stayed in Branson for three nights and attended the Bald Knobbers Hillybill Jamboree, went to Sil- ver Dollar City, saw The Shep- herd of the Hills play, and bought every kind of T-shirt available. From Branson they went to Eureka Springs, Arkan- sas and spent their last night there. On Friday June 6 they started heading back to Savoy. They had a great time and it will always be remembered. Trip Climaxes notior rjj ARKANSAS POPULATION COUNTEN ONE COON DOG Contestants for the Booger Hollow beauty contest!! Cheer up Kathy, we re almost home. Mary Ricker is mad again. Mrs. McDaniel — mechanic? Where did they get all that money? 108 The Senior Year Moose Downs takes up a collection for under-privileged Seniors. “What is Mr. Dettmer grinning about? Kenny Burks waits impatiently. LuAnn is undoubtedly having sweet dreams of Benny. 109 Most of the Seniors came back with more money than they took. They spent their money wisely and had a good time. During the trip they bought souvenirs, apple cider, and a lot of food. They stayed at Paramount Motor Lodge in Branson, Missouri, and at the Best Western Swiss Inn in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Seniors Enjoy Trip Activities What are those girls up to now? Hand it to me now!! I am really amazed! Bathing beauties? “What is Mike waiting for?” 110 It’s domino time again. Look what I found! Principals never tell the truth. If only OUR guys were here!! Carl Bowhay tries to walk on water. A rest stop in the mountains. Looks as if they had a paper party Gus Purdy hits the target. Ill The Seniors did many things on their trip, including riding in a helicopter. Some of the girls (women) even went shopping at Wal-Mart. They went swim- ming, and rode a water slide. They were on the go every min- ute of the trip, and they had a great time. Looks like this bunch is tired. Anyone need a coffin? Steven Moore samples the Missouri water What are Michelle and LuAnn doing now? Gus can't find his quarter Such a lovely couple. 112 The Good Times D R SERVICES LOT LEVELING YARD GRADING I HAULING i 2n 965-4779 «Sir Today Well Lived Makes Every Yesterday A Memory of Happiness and Every Tomorrow A Vision of Hope!! Design HRIk BAG CORP Highway 82 115 CHURCH of CHRIST Savoy, Texas PD Q For Your Choice in Fine Foods 105 E. Sam Rayburn Bonham, Texas JC PENNEY Sher-Den Mall 893-7566 Open IOa.m.-9 p.m. ft cnn cm i ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY m Monday-Saturday Sherman, Texas BILL'S AUTO SALVAGE Don Ferguson Bill White Richard Sells Denison, Texas Phone:463-1970 THE PALM TREE THE TREE HOUSE OF DENISON Wayne Hopson, Owner Sher-Den Mall Phone: 893-1051 Baby Furniture and Accessories Boys and Girls Sizes 0 to Preteen UNITED AUTOMOBILE ASSOC. DAWSON Drive a Little and Save a Lot PROPANE Fashionable Whitewright, Texas Sherman, Texas JELLY'S 893-9614 WOMEN'S APPAREL Bonham, Texas Phone: (214) 583-9130 583-8614 1115 Center, Bonham, Texas 117 STATE NATIONAL BANK FEED MILL RESTAURANT 201 N. Main Ector, Texas 961-3355 MONSANTO Agriculture Center Fertilizers and Seeds White wright, 364-2229 BELLS BARBER SHOP Barber: Mr. White BELLS TEXACO BELLS GULF SHERMAN HONDA Harley-Davidson Harley Davidson Compliments of WACKERS STORE DICKENS MOTOR COMPANY GOODWILL INDUSTRIES GOINS LUMBER CO. CUSTOM BODIES HARROD REAL ESTATE WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITY Convenient Lay Away Plan Quality Merchandise 105 Hwy 69 West Denison, Texas 465-7289 You Must Save at Wal-Mart Our Policy Guarantees It. Highway 78 North of Bonham Bonham, Texas SARAH'S HAIR DESIGN HAIR DESian 604 Highway 75 North 122 Sherman, Texas 5205 Armstrong Denison, Texas 465-4545 Young Moderns Bonham, Texas JC PENNEY'S Bonham, Texas 123 HAMILTON BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRS Bonham, Texas MULUCANUnLEFUNERAL HOME In Your Deepest Need Between Bells and Savoy Hwy 82 Phone: 965-4244 OtH — I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SAVOY Pastor: James Seigler Music and Youth Director: Bob Billups FOWLER MANE PLACE Box 152 Savoy, Texas 965-7702 Owner Helen Thurman GIBSON'S DISCOUNT CENTER Sherman and Denison, Texas SOUTHSIDE GRO. BELLS MEAT COMPANY All Guaranteed Quality Phone: 965-4463 STEEN FORD Bonham, Texas MULLICAN PLUMBING ECTOR LAUNDRY As you begin a new life it is our hope that future will bring you everything that is good. H.G. DULANE Backhoe Septic Tanks Home: 965-4117 Bus: 965-7752 P.O. Box 195 Trenches All Types of Plastic and Gav. Lines. Savoy, Texas COUNTRY BOY STORE also plumbing supplies Lackey Bros. Owners 103 North Main Street Bonham, Texas 583-2555 583-2558 1st NATIONAL BANK Whitewright, Texas Member FDIC 127 SHAFFERS SHAFFERS FOOD STORE Groceries, Feed and Meat 128 965-4227 Bells, Texas FARLEY'S GRAIN Sunshine Liquid Supplement Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers Since 1928 Home Office 364-2788 Whitewright, Texas PANTS AMERICA 348 Sher-Den Mall Sherman, Texas 214-892-8131 914 Gainesville Ctr 817 665-5871 COURTNEY'S 350 Sher-Den Mall .l Phone: 892 9494 NATHAN CROUCH DEBBIE'S HAIRSTYLES Savoy, Texas 965-4836 HAROLD ASHLOCK MOTOR COMPANY Bonham, Texas 0L0SM0BILE TEXAS POWER LIGHT Central Systems 1. Set thermostat on 78°, or higher. 2. Have equipment checked seasonally by qualified serviceman. 3. Check filter every 30 days. Clean or replace when dirty. 4. Keep furniture, draperies away from air outlets and returns. Clean grills often. 5. Close draperies and blinds to keep out sunlight. 6. Keep fireplace damper closed. 7. Proper home insulation keeps heat out, cuts energy use. 8. Weatherstrip doors and windows. Caulk cracks. 9. Keep windows closed. Open outside doors as little as possible. Window Units Follow above suggestions, plus these: 10. Buy units with highest energy efficiency ratio (EER). If EER is not on sales tag, ask for it or figure it yourself. Divide wattage into BTU capacity. I I. Place unit where it'll get as little direct sun as possible. 12. Aim air outlets at lower half of doorway to next room to allow warm air from that room to enter at the doortop for recooling, recirculation. 13. Never vent air conditioner into garage. Ventilation is usually too poor for top performance of your unit. Conserve electricity and you help conserve one or more of the fuels needed to produce it. Conserve fuels and you help assure that there will be enough to meet essential needs for electricity in the future. If you would like additional information on conserving electricity, call the Customer Service Representative in the TP L Office. IT.XAS POWER LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility t30 Bonham, Texas 75418 lUK'm 1000 Watts All Hit Music Box I 77 Phone: 583-4212 BONHAM SPORTS CENTER 41 I North Main St. Dorothy and Mitch Cantrell 214-583-8402 Bonharp, Tex 131 MULLICAN NURSING HOME State A Home Phone: 965 4964 THE ARK, CHRISTIAN BOOK STORE 463 2177 801 South Armstrong Denison, Texas FLEMING REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Home — Small Acreages — Mobile Home Sites — Ranches — Farms — Notary — Appraisals Hwy. 69 and 82 Bells, Texas GERMANIA FARM MUTUAL INSURANCE Office and Home 214-965-7394 Represented by: Tom Fleming STONE TRAILER SALES Stock Trailers of All Kind Used Cars and Pick-Ups Heavy Duty Pick-Up Tool Boxes Nocona Boots STONE'S AUTO TRAILER SALES Halfway Between Savoy and Ector on Hwy. 82 Roy Stone Ph.965-4515 Dwight Stone 965-7764 Owners WW Stock Trailer Distributor Headquarters for Pick-Up Accessories BONHAM CONCRETE McKNIGHT DRUG Manager: Woody Cochran 620 N. Main St. Bonham, Texas SMARTT’S SPIVY PAINT STORE 210 E. Sixth St. y' Bonham, Texas BONHAM OFFIGE SUPPLY North Side of Square Bonham, Texas mm TAYLOR MARBLE CO. LEATHERWOODS MEN'S WEAR In Your Satisfaction In Value |n Service THE GREEN HOUSE FLORIST 1031 2 Ninth Savoy, Texas 965-4176 Bonham, Texas SUPER SACK 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 • Cosmetics • Camera and Supplies • Jewelry • Seasonal Merchandise • Hardware • Housewares • Toys BARRETT i serve i ■ () • t AND CUT RATE DRUGS We’re a friend V of the family. S31W MAIN JCCOCIA DENISON 465-oj14 Main Denison, Street Texas 136 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Trusi and Savings Bank 120 W. Sam Rayburn Drive Member FDIC Bonham, Texas • 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 405 North Main St. Bonham, Texas SAVOY MOBIL Hwy 82 Walter Bilyeu Owner SridNAL uAT |K FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bells, 138 Texas MEADE INSURANCE SMITH- MOORE- WILLIAMS 583-2231 Bonham, Texas 308 N. Center 583-3311 Bonham, Texas THE HICKORY BAR-B-Q Dining — Catering — Carry Outs Don and Ruth Blevins, Owners Phone:583-3081 208 E. Sam Rayburn Drive Bonham, Texas NEST —FRESH P.O. Box 96 965-7731 DON MULLINIX WRECKING SERVICE AND GARAGE Bells, Texas THE • OTHER D' iso-Te”s PLACE AND THE OTHER 1801 Sr PLACEM JOHN RAMSEY INSURANCE fiohn INSURANCE Phone 965- 747 Uf£ fW£ -Aurc WASHBURNS Helping Make Fannin County a Better Place to Live BONHAM STATE BANK Member FDIC Bonham, Texas 583-2163 WALKER PHARMACY Phone: 364-221 I Whitewright, Texas JENKINS LAUNDRY _Dnr f 1 DIDN’T HAVE Tnn LU ml I A THING TO V JWEAR 1 CROSS COUNTRY AGENCY epf 21 1OA North Center Street . w J Bonham, Texas 75418 965-4444 Be||S| Texas (214) 583-3154 142 SAFEWAY Everything You Want From a Store and a Little Bit More' CLETA'S RESTAURANT Open 7 Days a Week 505 South Armstrong 465-6924 Denison, Texas FANNIN COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC. (COOP) Owned by Those We Serve FRAMES ET. CETERA Bonham, Texas 583-4432 319 W. Main Denison, Texas (214) 463-2051 BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE % - i Danny Reasoner aeaseffa ELITE ROCK AND ROLL Mark Duvall 463-4892 Buddy Yockey 893-1482 Eddie Payne 546-6990 ANNlmNQ KINGSTON DRUG Loyd Johnson, Realtor Phone:583-3130 Res. 583-8538 Office 322 W. Main St. Old Fashion, Friendly Service Owner: John Bullard 401 N. Main St. Bonham, Texas CARTER CHEVROLET A.E.'S FLOWER SHOP 301 Chestnut Bonham, Texas Owner: Robert Merworth 301 West Sam Rayburn Drive Bonham, Texas 583-3725 FOXWORTH — GALBRAITH FOX WORTH GALBRAITH Phone:583-3186 224 North Main Bonham, Texas Manager: Billy Reynolds 145 THE INSURANCE STORE Shop and Save WRY INSURANCE AGENCY INC. Highway 82 Between Savoy and Bells A-1 BOWLING LANES COCA COLA — DR. PEPPER CO. Sherman, Texas 75090 147 Box 549 MARGO'S Sher-Den Mall Sherman, Texas marge's lamode ■ess bo ftp lllCLEANEPSl 105 East 9th S+reet DR. O. C. WADE Optometrist GENERAL CABLE COMPANY Bonham, Texas Bonham, Texas Phone: 583-3834 CONTINENTAL BARBER SHOP HARGETT WRECKING 965-4746 SPEEDWAY A very special thank you to all the supporters and advertisers who helped to make this year's annual a big success. Also, a special congratulations to the Senior class of 1980. Thank you for your cooperation and Best Wishes Always. Thank you, Advertising Staff of 1980 METHODIST CHURCH Savoy,Texas t