Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1982 volume:

The 1982 Cardinal Savoy High School Savoy, Texas Table of Contents Opening Section..................................................2 Faces............................................................9 Organizations ................................................. 35 Favorites.......................................................47 Advertisements...............................................113 Cover Designed by Chris Bowhay 1 The Future Holds All the Doors and All the Keys 3 The Time We Spent Getting Here Was Not Wasted Together We Will Learn and Teach, Together We Will Learn to Reach A. Gail Ownby, First Grade Teacher. B. Gail Bradley, Third Grade Teacher C. Janet Autry, Fourth Grade Teacher D. Melanie Moore, Sixth Grade Teacher E. Molly Weger, Fifth Grade Teacher F. Phyllis Neely, Kindergarten Teacher G. Betty Parish, Second Grade Teacher 10 Kindergarten Willing to Learn Lori Anderson Danial Atchley Danny Atchley Edgar Atchley April Brown Felecia Capehart Richard Curry Krista Isom Chris Merworth Kevin Patterson Amber Ramsey Travis Rolen John Rose Jon Thomas Leslie Watson Cynthia Woodson 11 First Grade Takes the First Step Kathryn Baecht J. B. Baldridge Jessica Ball Betsy Bradley Wendy Branum Stephanie Dettmer Samuel Garrison Valerie Griffin Shannon Jackson Chris Johnson Deanna Martin Lance Medlin Sabrina Melugin Heather Miller Jeana Nodier Lesley Owens Michael Price Tabitha Sanders Amy Scott Lori Shenold Jamie Teems Doris Temple Chris Underwood First graders enjoy the excitement of learning to read and paint along with making new friends. 12 Second Grade Full of Excitement Jason Biggs Kevin Branum Paul Crafton Heather Curry Lori Franklin Kerri Jo Gilbert Scotty Harvey Alice Ann Moore Matt Moore Melissa Nodier Karen Owen Jason Patterson Billy Robinson, Jr. Dennis Sanders Jeffery Smith Cindy Stogstill Donna Sue Stone Brad Taylor Ruth Temple Tamala Thrasher Jennifer Underwood Justin Young 13 Third Grade Learns Whats New Alicia Allbritten Rita Anderson Alicia Caylor Cari Cooper Billy Joe Dodson DeeAnn Fralicks Scott Francis Samantha Flarvey Scotty House Gary Johnson Misty Miller Aimee Moore Eric Moser Pat Murphree Athena Nodier Robby Parish Stacey Slaughter Angela Woodson Shannon Montgomery Holly Miller The Third graders learn cursive writing and come to be more mature as they progress in school and at home. A. I'm in charge here! B. I'm not going to tell you again. C. Sure I'll smile. D. What a crew. 14 Katrina Baecht Mary Baker Jim Bob Bradley Rebecca Crafton Theodore Dettmer III Brian Gaddy John Hill Anissa Isom Mark McKinney Joe Merworth Andy Miller Jennifer Ryon Deborah Savage Christy Shenold Bryon Underwood Veronica Underwood Thomas Yeager F 0 u r t h G r a d e A c c e P t s N e w 1 d e a s 15 16 Fifth Grade Show Their Spirit Tracy Baker Chris Cooper Billie Crafton Sheila Davis David Dophied Donna Francis Becky Hill Tammy Price Shawn Jackson Tracy Martin Shari Melugin Amy Moore Michael Moore Dale Moore Joetta Mullican Tishia Murphree Consuela Nodier Brian Ownby Jennifer Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Michelle Seigler Jimbo Smith Micheal Smith Wanda Stogstill Jennifer Thomas Keith Thomasson Sonya Williams Lisa Wright Paul Dee Yancey Reed Yeary Sixth Graders, Getting it All Together Melissa Baker Rick Berube Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Brian Drinnon Brent Frailicks Jennifer Francis Kevin Franklin David Gaddy Gerald Hardesty Angela Hodge Terry House Karee Medlin Charles Miller Pansy Mitschke Cinthia Montgomery Khristy Nichols Ginger Nodier Kris Perkins Rhonda Rasor Wade Self Randy Wilhelm Jessie Price (picture not available) The Sixth graders are ending their elementary years and look- ing forward to their junior high years. Good luck in the years to come. 17 Using Our Resources Mrs. Kay Tidwell and her assis- tant, Mrs. Judy Ferguson, worked hard this year in the Resource room. They work with students to help them progress at a faster pace. Through all of this, Mrs. Tidwell and Mrs. Ferguson still take time for some recreation with their students. Seventh Grade Future Leaders of Junior High Brian Baker Tricia Ballard Gary Bellows Kim Bowhay Bill Carnell Bob Carnell Jason Ford Kellie Foster Jeff Harvey Joyce Hill Jody Isom Tina Jackson Rhonda Jenkins Amy Malone Johnny Melugin Jacky Moore Lori Norris Brian Noyes Jeff Shenold Kelly Thurman Tiffanie Turner James Weldon Roy Weldon Billy Whitburn Brad Whitmire Mary Wright Angela Yancey Michelle Young 19 Eighth Graders Are Ready for High School Alan Austin Melody Ballard Jeri Barron Bobby Bellows John Clark Harold Cook Jeffrey Francis Chris Hale Lisa Hazelwood Judy Hernandez Johnny Lewis Shane Medlin Robert Mitschke Christina Moore Eva Moore Jana Mullican Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Cathy Teague Freshmen Get a Taste of High School Jimmy Allred Marty Baker Gary Blackburn Tammy Burris Troy Cox Pamela Davis Stephen Ford Misty Jackson Renee Jackson Tonja Jackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Autum Nodier Kim Norris Michael Noyes Laurie Ruiz Adele Spruiell Dena Strong JoWanna Weldon Brian Williams Travis Winkler Jeffery Wright Todd Yeary Just Two More Years to Go Ryan Barron Randy Block Mitch Davis Greg Dophied Lori Ferguson Amy Francis Eric Hardesty Becky Harris Joby Harvey Steve Jenkins Nancy Mitschke Danita Nelms Brian Nichols Sandra Price Doug Teel Angela Thurman Elton Whitfield Teri Young Juniors Are Advancing to the Top Mary Allred Mike Arterberry Wayne Austin John Berube Billy Don Burks Lena Burpo Genny Dettmer Lanna Hazelwood Gregg Hodge Lori Hutchins Terry Malone Phillip McGehee Lisa Medlin Bryan Miller Julie Murray Dusty Noe Butch Perkins Linda Price Brian Pugh Darren Seigler Arnold Whitfield Tana Williams James Wright 23 The Best of (XwyJUx Q JJtCixcL $ oM GJurJ, scCcbx. X3- i o 6?henda)jC Oosw 24 All the Rest Grfva -fla. ( AyvucAjtA D nciJZ 'S.I'J' uMijf 'iyAMno- 'T juCvm ( vru u. yfejyntrtdaj Qcrbe cfc fl. Ujckc OrrjJth 7 'W J vrv 25 School Board Make Tough Decisions in '82 The school board members had a real hard time in making decisions for the year of '82. They decided to have football as a school sport, which we thank them for. We all know that these men take the time to discuss school programs and funds out of their own time. We would like to give a big thanks for these special men on the school board. THANK YOU!!! 26 The Administrative Staff Our administrative staff worked hard to keep things running smoothly. Mr. Robert F. Hodges is our superintendent. Mrs. Tommy Hodges is the school secretary. Mr. Jerry Newell is the high school prin- cipal. We appreciate all that you have done to make our school function smoothly and efficiently. 28 Hard at Work?! Super Teachers assist us in learning how to think for ourselves and to be able to do things on our own. Teachers teach us about things going on in the world and help us to understand the results. We appreciate all the help and support TEACHERS have given us. Mr. Jimmy Parish: Athletic Director and Boys Basketball Coach, and History Teacher Mrs. Janet Francis: Home Economics Teacher Mr. Jerry Newell: Wood- work and Drafting Teacher Mr. Obie Rutledge: Science Teacher Mrs. Anna Belle Feagan: Business Teacher 30 Superiors Mrs. Kawatha Baecht: English, Spanish and History Teacher Mr. Harold Ballard: Agriculture Teacher Mr. Theodore Dettmer: Math Teacher Mr. Gary Roland: Texas History and Drivers Education Teacher, and Girls Coach 31 Co-Workers of H Sa 5 A. Mr. Ted Dettmer, Bus Driver B. Mrs. Lorene Hawk, Cook C. Mr. Alfred Graves, Counselor D. Mrs. Nancy Jackson, Cook E. Mr. Bill Teague, Custodian F. Mrs. Gladys Pierce, Cook and Custodian G. Mrs. Lorene Barron, Head Cook H. Mrs Janie Eller, Librarian 32 Here are some of the people that are ''behind the scenes ' who are not recognized for their hard work and dedication. Most people do not tell them that they are ap- preciated around our campus. We want them to know that they are appreciated by the Student Body of Savoy High. A. Mrs. Brenda Brooks, Teachers' Aide B. Mr. Gene Blakey, Custodian C. Mrs. Jean Teague, Custodian D. Mrs. Norma Robinson, School Nurse E. Mrs. Betty Newell, Teacher's Aide F. Mr. Loy Hardesty, Bus Driver G. Mrs. Simms — Speech Therapist 33 Learning to Help Ourselves Migrant and Title I Reading have played an important role in Savoy. Mrs. Annette Cooper and Mrs. Kathy Blankenship have done a great job working with the students. We appreciate all they have done and hope they keep up the good work in the future. 34 Together We Will Work and Strive, Together We Will Show the World We Are Alive! 35 Follow Your Dreams This year has been full of fun and excitement. There were several award winners this year for various foods and crafts. Savoy FHA Chapter won first place for their exhibit at the Area VI FHA Meeting in Tyler. They also raised $250 for the March of Dimes by selling magazines. They raised money to contribute to the fund for the National FHA building in Reston, VA. President — Jennifer Reynolds, Vice-President — Vicki Smith, Vice-President Projects — Teri Young, Vice-President Encounter — Leslie Ballard, Reporter — Kelli Ford, Vice- President Recreation — Rhonda Cay lor. Secretary — Lori Ferguson, Treasurer — Kim Waggoner, Historian — Diana Nelms, Parliamentarian — Amy Francis, Sergeant-at-Arms — Charla Linder, Freshman Representative — Laurie Ruiz. Through FHA Back Row, L to R: Lisa Medlin, Diana Nelms, Kim Waggoner, Charla Linder, Leslie Ballard, Jennifer Reynolds, Rhonda Caylor, Danita Nelms, Tonya Jackson, Renee Jackson, Misty Jackson, Laurie Ruiz, Teri Young. Middle Row: Becky Harris, Vicki Smith, Pam Davis, Dena Strong, Lori Hutchins, Genny Dettmer, Lori Ferguson, Amy Francis, Tammy Burris. Front Row: Nancy Mitschke, Sandra Price, Angela Ballard, Kelli Ford, JoWanna Weldon, Angela Thurman, Julie Murray, Mary Allred, Lanna Hazelwood, Adele Spruiell, and Autumn Nodier. FHA Beau Ronnie Barron. 38 The Future Farmers of America had their jobs cut out for them this year. Though there was a lot of hard work in FFA, there was still a lot of fun that went along with it. There were many this year who reached the success point, and what a feeling that was to achieve what you had set your goals at. We wish a lot of good luck to the Future Farmers of America and wish to congratulate them for the many awards they have won this year. Together We Will Mike Arterberiy, Billy Burks, Eric Hardesy, Doug Teel, Jimmy Allred, Gregg Hodge, Ar- nold Whitfield, John Berube, Wayne Austin, Elton Whitfield, Donnie Green, Tiel Melugin, Brian Williams, Brian Pugh, Kenny Caplinger, Robert Ruiz, Terry Malone, Bill Harris, Greg Dophied, Jason Ford, Randy Block, Steve Jenkins, Joby Harvey, Mitch Davis, Todd Veary, Brian Miller, Mr. Ballard, advisor. Sweetheart — Charla Linder, Travis Winkler, Brian Nichols, Dusty Noe, Bryan Melugin, Jeff Wright, Mike Noyes, Gary Blackburn, James Wright. Lead Through FFA A. Mr. Ballard is the proud FFA sponsor. B. Interrupted once again. C. Pay attention, Robert! Reporter — Gregg Hodge, Vice-President — Mike Arterberry, President — Bill Harris, Sentinel — Robert Ruiz, Secretary — Billy Burks, Treasurer — Brian Pugh. Beta's Participate in Many The Beta Club had lots of fun this year. We had a booth at the Fannin County Fair and worked in the concession stand during basketball games. Our convention was held in Ft. Worth. Mary Allred ran for State Secretary and was first runner-up. The rest of the members put on a skit as part of the campaigning. We all had lots of fun and hope to get more members next year. A. Tana and Genny are ready for the big- time now. B. Class — SHUT UP! C. Is this what all Beta's do? D. Mr. Miller was our sponsor. E. Leslie seems depressed. F. Mary forgot her speech?! 40 Extracurricular Activities Savoy High School SAVOY BETAS A. Mr. Miller is involved in eating. B. Tana tries to catch up on her shut-eye. B. Beta Club Officers: Vice-President — Rhonda Caylor; President — Robert Ruiz; Secretary — Mary Allred. D. Amy moonlights on Beta Club. E. Chris is camera shy. F. Alan and Amy must be talking about Beta Club. G. Look at these bright and shining faces?! 41 The Annual Staff The Annual Staff worked real hard on getting things together for the annual. We thank Mrs. Feagan for all her help. We would also like to thank all those who had a part in putting the annual together and trying to make it the BEST possible! Left to Right: Diana Nelms, Angela Ballard, Ronnie Barron, Rhonda Caylor, Alan Bassham, Kim Waggoner, Lawerence Armstrong, Charla Linder, Robert Ruiz and Jennifer Reynolds. Not Pictured: Kim Buchanan. A. Photographers: Kim Waggoner and Charla Linder B. Come on Alan, join the fun. C. Advertisers Left to Right: Jennifer Reynolds, Kim Waggoner, Charla Linder, and Angela Ballard. D. Co-Editor: Diana Nelms E. Editor: Rhonda Caylor F. Sports layouts were drawn by Robert Ruiz. 42 Making the Best of It A. Jennifer and Charla love to play on the merry-go-round. B. Mrs. Feagan, where is your coat? C. A scene from Planet of the Apes. D. They're all working!?! E. Ronnie, what did you tell Charla? F. Time to go back to class. G. Bombs away! 43 The Newspaper Staff worked arduously this year getting things to go in the newspaper. They did a good job for it being their first year as reporters on a newspaper. The Ever-Changing A. Sports Editors: Vicki Smith and Donald Murray B. Eddie is on a train of thought. C. What was I going to write next? D. FHA Reporters: Kelli Ford and Leslie Ballard E. Artist: Chris Bowhay and Kenny Caplinger F. FFA Reporter Arnold Whitfield G. Do you like my manicure? H. Brousier, our new journalist. 44 Newspaper Staff Bottom Row: Lisa Medlin, Donald Murray, Kelli Ford, Eddie Burris, Leslie Ballard, Butch Perkins. Middle Row: Kenny Caplinger, Vicki Smith, Chris Bowhay, Lanna Hazelwood, Arnold Whitfield. Back Row: Joey Lawson, Julie Murray, Lori Hutchins, Dale Block, and Bill Harris. A. Kenny is working hard. B. Justifiers — Lori Hutchins, Lisa Medlin, Lanna Hazelwood, and Julie Murray. C. Editor: Butch Perkins D. Co-editor: Lisa Medlin E. Writers: Leslie Ballard, Donald Murray, and Kelli Ford. F. Feature Writers: Joey Lawson, Kelli Ford, and Eddie Burris. G.L.A.D. Students G.L.A.D. stands for Gifted Leaders Are Developed. This in- volves a lot of hard work and at- tending seminars learning about leadership qualities. The students still had a lot of fun. Those par- ticipating in G.L.A.D. were Robert Ruiz, Rhonda Caylor, Mary Allred, and Greg Dophied. Brian Pugh, Amy Francis, and Mitch Davis participated for part of the year. Mr. Alfred Graves was the sponsor for G.L.A.D. A. Brian looks over his information carefully. B. Robert enjoys just goofing off. C. We are your leaders. D. Mary's smiling? E. Rhonda has that sly look again. F. Amy doesn't know what to do. G. Robert thinks he knows how to play basketball. 46 True popularity is not the popularity which is followed after, but the popularity which follows after Lord Mansfield MOST INTELLIGENT Brian Pugh Genny Dettmer FRIENDLIEST David Doan Amy Francis WITTIEST Kenny Caplinger Tana Williams Class Favorites 53 Class 54 Favorites FRESHMEN Laurie Ruiz Todd Yeary SENIORS Jennifer Reynolds Donald Murray JUNIORS Genny Dettmer Brian Pugh 55 0 1 O f £ FRESHMEN: Treasurer — Travis Winkler, President — Todd SOPHOMORE: President — Danita Nelms, Vice-President — Yeary, Vice-President — Kim Norris, Secretary — Pam Davis. Amy Francis, Secretary — Angela Thurman, Reporter — Lori Ferguson, Treasurer — Teri Young. 1 C e r s JUNIOR: Treasurer — Tana Williams, President — Brian Pugh, SENIOR: President — Lawerence Armstrong, Secretary-Treasurer Secretary — Genny Dettmer. — Rhonda Caylor, Vice-President — Ronnie Barron. 56 Maroon Crunch Bunch Goes Cardinal Crazy Football Fever McGehee, Kenny CapWH§Jer, Grifjpl-Iod . ASWwKuuviflSlrer eip , Amn iSpimm, To t eary. SiQHrcTesty, SfJjShen Ford, Ronnie Barron, Lawerence Armstrong, Greg Dophied, Jerry Sewell, Eddie Burris. Bottom Row: Travis Winkler, Mike Noyes, Brian Williams, Jimmy Allred, Ryan Barron, Billy Burks, Marty Baker, Brian Melugin, Troy Cox. Manager: Brian Noyes Coaches: Mr. John Miller, Mr. Jimmy Parish. 58 Opponents Anna JV 0 Savoy 25 Lindsay (A) 53 0 Blue Ridge (A) 14 0 Leonard JV 8 22 Pilot Point (B) 13 6 Como-Picton JV 6 28 S SJV 0 21 S SJV 6 22 Farmersville 27 14 Boles Home (A) 14 35 A. You'll never catch me now! B. Busting through for another victory! C. Guys, can I play? D. What a BUMMER-oosky! D « C Hits the Cards Savoy Football 1981. The Cardinals began the '81 football season at the base of a high mountain, Mount Inexperience. The mountain was too high to be scaled without discipline, preparation, deter- mination, and hard work. The seniors coined the word tougherance from tough and perseverance to exemplify the quality of Carnidal Spirit. With the Senior Class of '82 leading the way, the Cardinals began the arduous climb. We have not reached the top of the mountain, yet, but we are no longer at the bottom looking up. Rather, we are part way up the mountain and continually looking up. Coach John C. Miller A. Super Captains for Senior Night. B. Coach Miller has a convo with the old man. C. FTA Future Tarzans of America. D. Hey Mom, look at me! E. The Maroon Crunch bunch is ready and raring to go. F. Wow! I didn't know I could do this. G. Doesn't anybody block anymore? 59 Left to Right: Lori Ferguson, Genny Dettmer, Lori Hutchins, Laurie Ruiz, Teri Young, Tana Williams, Lanna Hazelwood, Pam Davis, Coach: Gary Rowland. Us Opponents 41 Farmersville 34 46 Whitewright 8 30 Miller Grove 41 41 Wolfe City 23 42 S and S 21 24 Pottsboro 35 36 Pottsboro 42 44 Bells 33 46 Bland 29 51 Blue Ridge (OT) 52 50 Ector 16 41 Celeste 29 34 Trenton 16 78 Bland 28 48 Blue Ridge 52 42 Ector 32 49 Celeste 30 53 Trenton 35 56 Blue Ridge 47 37 Blue Ridge 34 48 Blue Ridge 51 60 the Cardinalettes 81-82 Cardinalettes The girls had a very good season placing 2nd in a tough district. Their coach Gary Rowland no doubt has a quality ball club. Even though they are young, they still put on some of the best shows night after night against some of the best teams in the area. Someone once said ' it's not a bad feeling winning 2nd when you know you put up a good fight. But remember it's always a better feeling when you can say you're on top! We're proud to call you our team, con- tinue to make Savoy High a place for winners. A. What Form!! B. The Tank in Action! C. Another 3-point play D. Let's practice tying our shoes. E. I knew I should have stuffed it. F. Believe it or not, Teri outjumped somebody. G. Miss Swish at work. H. This kind of practice is hard work. 61 Cardinals Shoot Back Row: Gregg Hodge, Phillip Mcgehee, Terry Malone, Jimmy Wrenn, Brian Pugh, Kenny Caplinger, and Coach: Jimmy Parish. Front Row: Billy Burks, Darren Seigler, Robert Ruiz, Donald Murray, Mike Arterberry, Lawerence Armstrong, Greg Dophied. A. Coach Parish's Maroon Crunch Bunch! B. Rookie to the Rescue! C. Backboard Bandit strikes again! D. Hey man, watch who you're bumping into!! E. 2 Great Managers for 3 Great Teams! F. The Dr. in Action!! G. Man this ball is heavy! H. Slap me 5 Bro!! I. Stretch Brian . . . J. I still don't know why they won't let us play. K. Burned you again Big Boy! 62 For the Top DISTRICT CHAMPS AT LAST. The boys had one of the best years they have had in a long time. The season ended at the Regional Tour- nament being defeated by the Number One ranked team in the State. It is known for a fact that the boys were not satisfied just by win- ning District and Bi-District. In the future. Savoy will be at the very top because they have the people and because they have the coach. The Senior basketball players added, “We have the best team and the best coach. It is certain it will be like that for a long long time. Good luck in the future! litewright I Miller Grove Commerce Wolfe City Whitew right Bell Opponents It 75 41 60 Trenton. Celeste Trenton Campbell Miller Grov’T Whitewright SftS--------- Brooklyn 63 Junior Varsity the Back Row: Stephen Ford, Todd Yeary, Doug Teel, Jimmy Allred, Mitch Davis, Eric Hardesty. Front Row: Bryan Melugin, Jeffery Wright, Troy Cox, Donnie Greene, Steve Jenkins, Marty Baker, Coach: John Miller. Cardinal Schedule Us Opponents 33 Farmersville 45 23 Wolfe City 53 32 Bells 30 47 Windom 32 36 Pottsboro 29 37 S S 27 56 Roxton 47 41 S S 44 34 Roxton 47 66 Blue Ridge 30 40 Trenton B 67 70 Blue Ridge 30 A. The future Maroon crunch bunch. B. Cardinal Schedule. C. Come back down here, ball! 64 Future for Savoy High FUTURE CARDS The Savoy Junior Varsity had a very good outing this year. Even though they didn't play a full schedule, the squad managed to win consolation in our own tour- nament. It was a task which con- sisted of beating two Varsity ball clubs. We are proud to know that we have some people with poten- tial who are not afraid to take it to anyone. Good luck in the future, from the Varsity Cardinals, '82! 65 Red Birds Swing for We are very proud of our baseball team this year. They did not win district, but overall they had a great season. Congratulations to the team and to the Coach for a suc- cessful season! We hope you will continue to do well in the coming years. A. This waiting is for the birds. B. I wish they would hurry; I'm next. C. Is this going to be a curve ball? D. Wow! A home run! E. Where are all the fans? F. Look! We now have ballet on the field. G. Who is supposed to be on base? Grand Slam Season A. ' Is he going to throw the ball or not? B. I made it! C. Hey, they're taking my picture! D. Slowly I turn, step by step . . . E. Batter, Batter, Swing? F. Look! My knees can almost touch the ground. G. These people are here just to see me. H. I think I'll run for a while. 67 Our cheerleaders year began last summer. They attended camp at ETSU and won 3 spirit sticks and 8 ribbons. They did an ex- cellent job cheering for the foot- ball and basketball teams. They helped build up spirit in the fans. We are very proud of our cheerleaders. Cheerleaders' Spirit A. Let's do a color shout! B. Courtney Hightower was the school mascot. C. Build that spirit up . . . D. Amy does do more than cheer. E. Cheerleaders entered a float in the Fannin County Parade. F. Stomp 'em, gotta get on down . . . 68 Challenges Rivals Top Row, L to R: Lori Ferguson, Sophomore; Terri Young, Sophomore; Vicki Smith, Head Cheerleader. Bottom Row, L to R: Mary Allred, Junior; Laurie Ruiz, Freshman; Amy Francis, Sophomore. Judy Ferguson, Sponsor (not pictured). b — A. Go Cardinals Go! B. Vicki and Mary practice standing up straight. C. Laurie presents a roster ribbon to Coach Miller. The Cardinals at Their Best This year the Cardinals had a very active and successful year. We take great pride in all of our teams. This year there were several participants in track and we are very proud of them. We would like to congratulate everyone on their success in sports, especially the football team for all of the effort put in on the first year of football. Junior High Doing Their Thing nkins; fCei .can nso A. Build that spirit up! B. Michelle, what did you step in? C. Follow the leader! 73 Shooting for 74 the Top! t Arfichelle 75 The Junior High Basketball teams kept up the long standing tradition of being a winning team. They tried as hard as they could to be the best that they could be. They Succeeded. Both teams won first place in our Junior High Tournament. We are extremely proud of them and hope they con- tinue to do well. 76 You will become as small as your controlling desire; as great as your dominant aSpiratiOn. James Allen vC � Students Participate In October, the Fannin County Fair was held. On Friday, Savoy High spent half a day at the fair. Savoy had several contestants. There were several awards won in the livestock, craft, and cooking divisions. On Friday there was a parade. There were several floats from Savoy. The cheerleaders and FHA officers participated in the parade. On Saturday night, Kim Wag- goner won third runner up in the Fannin County Queen Contest. 78 A. The cheerleaders participated in the parade. B. We are the champions! C. Watch where you step! D. What do you want now? E. Well, at least we got out of school. F. What'd you say about my pig? G. Tana just LOVES working in the concession. In Fannin County Fair A. Kim Waggoner is Savoy's Queen contestant. B. Do you want a Coke? C. Miss Piggy enjoys the parade. D. Wow, I don't believe I won! E. My mom will be so proud of me! F. Lawerence joins FHA. G. Misty Miller and Holly Miller participated in the princess contest. Kiif pefs� t iGs A. That's how its done, Stephen. B. Tracy Baker and Michael Smith were the ushers. C. Shari forgot her lines. D. Wow, my first date! E. Missy Baker participated in the entertainment. F. Come this way, Lisa. G. The great Houdini. H. Are you speaking to me? 81 HOWL-O-WHN 82 On the eve of October 29th Savoy High had its's annual Carnival and Coronation to raise money for the classes. During the week there were bake sales, suppers, and chances sold. Elementary had cake walks, bingo and Dip-a-Duck. The Junior High and High School had different booths set up. There was lots of money raised. The Sophomores had a jail in which the resisting Mr. Newell was placed. It was lots of fun. The Seniors won the Queen's Race with a little more than $900. Vicki Smith was crowned Queen by Ronnie Barron. Left to right: Wayne Austin, Lanna Hazelwood, Juniors: Todd Yeary, JoWanna Weldon, Freshmen; Jason Ford, Kelly Thurman, Seventh; Leslie Watson; Vicki Smith, Ronnie Bar- ron, Seniors; Travis Rolen, Lisa Hazelwood, Johnny Lewis, Eighth; Angela Thurman, Steve Jenkins; Missy Baker; Michael Smith, and Tracy Baker. HIGHLIGHTS Left to Right: Michael Smith, Tracy Baker, Julie Reynolds, Shawn Jackson, Samantha Harvey, Pat Murphree, Shannon Jackson, Sam Garrison, Jon Thomas, Amber Ramsey, Justin Young, Heather Curry, Andy Miller, Jennifer Ryon, Randy Wilhelm, and Angie Hodge. A. Misty Jackson sings Blue Moon ' B. Kim Waggoner is Mistress of Ceremonies. C. I'm glad that's all over with D. Jennifer has tap dancing fever. E. The pain of it all. F. No wonder the Seniors are short of funds! G. Watch out behind you! 83 Thanksgiving T rimmings Santa Comes to Savoy Christmas was a happy time for High School too. The Seniors got their sponsors a Christmas cake. We were all ready for a break from school. Santa came and threw can- dy at us too. A. Jimmy gets down to the last drop. B. Is this the Grand Canyon? C. Kenny gets excited over his present. D. The third graders gather around Santa. E. DeAnna searches for the right piece. F. Joey, doing what he does best. G. The Seniors present a cake to their sponsors. 85 Bells Ring at Christmas All the kids were excited about seeing Santa. Everybody was let out of class early to have a party. Elementary gave the Christmas Program. The Christmas season was a joyful one this year, we were all looking forward to a New Year. The Happiest Time of the Year A. Santa makes the rounds. Cupid Shoots Arrows Valentine's Day was a Happy one this year. Everyone couldn't wait to get their cards out of their sacks. The elementary students had their parties at 2:00 p.m. This year the cheerleaders elected a Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. The win- ners were Vicki Smith and Billy Don Burks. A. Valentine Sweethearts: Amy Francis and Alan Bassham were runner up. Vicki Smith and Billy Burks were the winners. B. Does Micheal have an admirer? C. Amber can't wait to get the next card. D. Andy got enough cookies. E. Mrs. Ownby prepares the punch. F. See what I got! G. Doris received a sucker from someone. 88 at Savoy Students A. Would you like some of my candy? B. Heather, what is so funny? C. Kristy, is that good? D. Richard received a flower from his mother. E. Food! Food! F. Don't bother me. I'm writing a love letter! G. Not again! H. See me sack? 89 Your Guests Back Row: Brenda Stewart, Robert Ruiz, Jennifer Reynolds, Donald Murray, Jimmy Wrenn, Kenny Caplinger, Eddie Burris, Dale Block, Bill Harris. Middle Row: Kelli Ford, Charla Linder, Kim Waggoner, Leslie Ballard, Rhonda Caylor, Angela Ballard, Vicki Smith, Diana Nelms. Front Row: Alan Bassham, Chris Bowhay, Ronnie Barron, and Lawerence Armstrong. Are Ghosts The Senior play was lots of fun this year. Everyone worked hard and had a great time doing it. We would like to thank MR. MILLER for ALL HIS TIME that he spent help- ing us produce this three-act comedy. A special thank you to our sponsors, Mr. Parish and Mrs. Francis. A. Telegram! Telegram! Ooops . .. B. We came to see about buying a house. C. Let me tell you something. D. Well, Henry, What shall we do tonight? E. David Doan was a member of the stage crew. F. And 1 suppose you could assay it better? G. I don't believe a word of this. 91 Beta Club Went to Fort Worth The Savoy Beta Club attended the State Beta Club convention this year. Mary Allred ran for State Beta Secretary and lost by just a few votes. The members spent most of their time cam- paigning but managed to have lots of fun. A. The Allred Team. B. If this group is confident, Mary will win. C. What a crew! D. The Classroom scene. E. Mary is getting acquainted with the Beta Club members. F. The Dunce is in trouble again. G. Mary gives her campaign speech. 92 UIL Participants There were several UIL participants and winners this year. The annual high school UIL meet was held at Grayson College. Two high school students placed at the district meet and we are proud of them. Mitch Davis won third place in calculator and Kim Norris won fourth place in ready writing. The elementary and junior high UIL meet was held at Anna, Texas. Cindy Montgomery won first place in oral reading, Joetta Mulligan, Brian Ownby, Gloria Rolen, and Andy Miller placed first in Picture Memory. Missy Baker placed fifth in number sense. GRADE SCHOOL: Back Row, Left to Right: Margaret Dettmer, Gloria Rolen, Missy Baker, Karee Medlin, Angie Hodge, Donna Francis. Middle Row: Chris Cooper, Brian Ownby, Joetta Mullican, Cindy Montgomery, Julie Reynolds, Patsy Mitschke. Front Row: Andy Miller, Alice Moore, Michelle Seigler, Amy Moore, Jenny Thomas, Jason Biggs, and Cari Cooper. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL: Back Row, Left to Right: Lori Norris, Jeff Francis, Kelly Thurman, Randy Watson, Tina Jackson. Front Row: Jeff Shenold, Michelle Young, Rhonda Jenkins, Cherry Miller, and Kim Bowhay. Michelle Young placed third in Oral Reading and Kel- ly Thurman placed sixth in Oral Reading, and Jeff Francis placed third in number sense. 93 The Juniors gave the Seniors a fantastic banquet. It took place at the Ramada Inn in Sherman. The theme was Stairway to Heaven. The entertainment was by K. V. Larance and Bob McKenzie, DJ's from KIKM. Everyone had lots of fun. The Seniors would like to thank all the Juniors for a terrific time. Stairway D A. You caught us in the act! B. Smile! You're on candid camera. C. Brian Pugh welcomed the guests. D. The invocation was given by Darren Seigler. E. Did you call? F. You have got to be kidding!! G. Gregg Hodge gave the closing remarks. 94 to Heaven A. Mary Allred predicted the future of the Class of '82. B. Butch, are you drinking again? C. Is it that bad? D. Lawerence Armstrong read the will. E. The response was given by Ronnie Barron. F. What is it??? G. Lori and Julie are always the last to finish. 95 Here We Go Down Easter is almost exciting as Christmas. Children look forward to Easter egg hunts and finding out what the EASTER BUNNY has brought them. Adults enjoy Easter almost as much as the children. A. Let's hurry! B. Guess what I've got in my sack! C. Is this one of the kids? D. We're going on an egg hunt.. . E. And the race is on! F. I knew there was one in the grass. G. I don't think I can get up now. 96 The Bunny Trail A. Look at all the bunnies! B. Let's look along the fence. C. But I saw it here a minute ago! D. See what was in my basket? E. We got the prize eggs. F. I can feel it down there. G. Ahah! I found it. H. We want some more goodies. 97 Academic Robert Ruiz Rhonda Caylor BEST ALL-AROUND BOY — MOST ATHLETIC BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL — ENGLISH AWARD Lanna Hazelwood MOST ATHLETIC GIRL Kim Norris UIL AWARD Awards Lawerence Armstrong Industrial Arts Award This year there were eleven awards given to the students. These select students worked hard for their achievements. The high school faculty selected these students because they have watched them progress through the year. We would like to congratulate each individual for the efforts each one put forth for these well-deserved awards. Bill Harris Agriculture Award Mary Allred Home Economics Award Lori Hutchins Business Award Chris Bowhay Science Award 99 Beta Good Citizens SENIOR Diana Nelms SEVENTH Brian Noyes SOPHOMORE Mitch Davis FRESHMAN EIGHTH Laurie Ruiz Jeff Francis 100 Junior High Graduation John Clark, Lisa Hazelwood, Johnny Turner, LeAnn Wilhelm, Chris Hale, Casey Reynolds, Johnny Lewis, Greg Williams, Todd Thomas. Middle Row: Sandy Price, Cathy Teague, Jeri Barron, Crissy Moore, Melody Ballard, Jana Mullican, Chelle Thomasson, Cindy Price, Judy Hernandez, Eva Moore. Front Row: Eric Underwood, Robert Mitschke, Randy Watson, Shane Medlin, Harold Cook, Bobby Bellows, Jeff Francis. 101 A. The invocation was given by Randy Watson. B. Cindy Price read the prophecy. C. Bobby Bellows calmly walks down the aisle. D. Judy Hernandez read the will. E. USHERS: Jason Ford, Cherry Miller, Michelle Young, Bill Carnell. F. Jody Isom accepts the key from Johnny Lewis. G. Chelle Thomasson read the class history. H. Lisa Hazelwood makes the acceptance of diplomas speech. I. The benediction was given by Eric Underwood. 102 We'll Do It Our Way USHERS Genny Dettmer Brian Pugh Lanna Hazelwood Wayne Austin Graduation came at last. The teachers were relieved, and so were the seniors. After twelve long years of hard work, lots of fun, and many trying situa- tions, we received proof of our graduating from high school. We will miss all the friends we have made in school, and even some of the teachers. But we shall go forward and not backward and accomplish all we set out to do. Back Row: David Doan, Donald Murray, Dale Block, Jimmy Wrenn, Kenny Caplinger, Lawerence Armstrong, Chris Bowhay. Middle Row: Ronnie Barron, Charla Linder, Jennifer Reynolds, Bill Harris, Alan Bassham, Brenda Stewart, Eddie Burris. Front Row: Kim Wag- goner, Angela Ballard, Diana Nelms, Rhonda Caylor, Robert Ruiz, Vicki Smith, Leslie Ballard, Kelli Ford. 103 Making Our Dreams Come True WATCH OUT WORLD HERE WE COME EVERYONE KNOWS WE'RE 1 THEY'LL REMEMBER US WHEN WE'RE THROUGH CAUSE WE'RE THE CLASS OF '82 VALEDICTORIAN — Rhonda Caylor Acceptance of diplomas — Lawerence Armstrong. Brenda proudly walks down the aisle because she received her diploma in TEXAS. Everything's big in Texas! Thank you, Mr. Newell, for my diploma. INVOCATION Ronnie Barron 104 CLASS Welcome — Leslie Ballard For Me and You SALUTATORIAN — Chris Bowhay CLASS HISTORY — Robert Ruiz Kim Waggoner happily receives her diploma. Benediction Eddie Burris Angela Ballard walks down that long aisle to the stage to accept her diploma. 105 Deupree Scholarships We, the Seniors of 1982, would like to thank the Daniel Bryan Deupree Foundation for the $500 scholar- ships awarded to us. We would like to give a special thanks to Mrs. Janie Eller and Mr. Byron Caylor for their interest in our future. Ronnie Barron Leslie Ballard Bill Harris 106 A. What a crew! B. Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Francis enjoy the beach. C. Kim's ready to go home. D. You can't see me. I got my eyes shut. E. David likes to pose. F. Savoy's Bathing Beauties?! G. Charla is already homesick. H. What are we doing? I. Jimmy and Alan are admiring the scenery. 107 Though it seemed like it would take forever, we were FINALLY going on our Senior trip. We had a few mishaps along the way. Our bus had a flat in Jackson, Mississippi, but we still made it to Florida. We went to Disney World the first day. The second day we went to Wet 'N Wild, which was loads of fun. We visited the Ken- nedy Space Center and saw the space shuttle. We spent a few days at Daytona Beach. After a week together, some were ready to come home. This is probably the last time that we will ALL BE TOGETHER. 1 daughter a ha e made The Way We Qpngratulations Angela We fbve and appreciate you very much.'Hope you AiH always be happy. TaveMamS nd Daddy • £ • •} K L V .-i � V 4 Ik; We would like to congratulate you Vicki, for all the work you have put into bei good You lot fuller and f Remember you are very special in our eyes. Love Mom and Dad eing a friend, lives a t Were We are very proud to have a sweet, considerate, Christian Our As a and distributions, you have mastered like a m graduation nears as'btjuitiAy well, proud of yot our love you very muc Mom and ch 109 To us, and know her, treasure, laughter our liv ope all who a real ove and •rought to measure. ,________________ family whgF loves you very mCtrh. Lave, Mom and Dad We are™ proud of our son's uchievemflHHHQbert, wish you the best Tr(“your future years and hope you do as well in college as you did t 4 Wha stubbornness that aneel face hides! Channel thaV energy into a positive direction and you will-have no problem reaching your life's goal. The verM' is yours if you'll just go for it. Here' (Sf happiness. Mom and Dad fy •at s. and ne very ■■school, bask thdlU you e;ven rtiade Eagle ’Scout. We are prouqj 6f you and Fyour achievements and now l.vou are a Senior. Best I Wishes, Mom and Dad Kim, It's beeh a long road,� we knew ycm could do it. are very proud of you. with your goals: you ca make it. We love you .and are behind you all the way. We are proud to call .you Daughter. Love you very much. Mother and Daddy Brenda Lbigh Stewart Brenda Was a very special baby, andwvely beautiful. Now she •« a very special groWnr-up daughter, whom we love vefv nuch. Brenda is sweet andthoughtful and stubborn. I call her my hap- py Brenda. Love, Mom and Dad 110 Dear Eddie Wayne, I know the past 12 years have seemed like a long time to you, but to me it seems like only yesterday that you were the little boy in this picture. It is with deep love and much pride that I wish you congratulations on your graduation from Savoy High. Love, Mother Guess who? 6' 2 tall, weighs 180 lbs., brown hair and eyes. Voted most athletic 1979-80. He loves basketball, football, his truck, Braum's ice cream, and girls; not necessarily in that order. Congratulations! We love you. Mom, Dad, Grandma, and Grandpa. Congratulations Jennifer, on your graduation from High School. It has been a real pleasure to have been your parents and friends through these first years of your life. We are proud of you and wish for you a happy future. We love you. Mom and Dad Congratulations Alan Our love and best wishes for a successful career. Mother and Daddy This is a picture of Lawerence when he was three days old. His habits then were just like they are now. Sleeping, eating and making noise. Love Mom and Dad Kelli Diane Ford We are all very proud of you. You have become a big part of our family. May your happiness continue all the rest of your life. We all love you. A.J., Shirley, Angie, and Gregg ill This is our sori Ronnie Barroni. He is a fineA oy. He has always bjP?r«K undle of love. We wish you all the happiness 4t your future years to co ne. We're proud of you! Dad and Mom 112 Doing business without Advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you're doing, but nobody else does. Stewart H. Britt 113 Senior Class of 1982 We, the Seniors, would like to express our appreciation to all the teachers, and parents that have helped us learn through all twelve years of school. We would also like to express our gratitude and say THANKS. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 82 SARAH’S HAIR DESIGNS GOODWILL INDUSTRIES Sherman, Texas 114 Sherman, Texas HOPE CONCRETE BONHAM CONCRETE Denison, Texas BILL WAGGONER CONSTRUCTION BONHAM OFFICE SUPPLY MULLICAN-LITTLE FUNERAL HOME North Side of Square Bonham, Texas . Iflnilican - Litth? fun iial 18om ---------- 313 W. 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You can help yourfamih doing your ptxrt.- make sure J you close doors and windows _ hen,the heating or air Conditioning unit .is on-, doht ‘graze when you raid ? the ref rig er ator,- Know what you L_WanT_before you open the door-, . r JYotJVVaterJakes energy - _ ,_ 1 _try_a,shorter shower, ‘make sure,the television or_5tereo A is off when you’re through � � with it. WorK with your family to save energy now... £_______ you'll help make sure there will be enough for everyone when you Starr a family of your own. P� ------ m TEXAS POWER 8c LIGHT COMPANY A tax-paying, investor-owned electric utility FRAMES ET CETRA ■ i j i ■ • y % BRIDAL GALLERY 319 W. 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Used Car Dealer Pickup Tool Boxes Saddle Blanket Seat Covers Pickup Topper Nocona Boots Halfway Between Savoy and Ector on Hwy. 82 Owner: Roy Stone LAb TO .....ifltfSCL. .U MUimuVV W 132 THE INSURANCE STORE SHOP AND SAVE ——r THE INSURANCE STORE ¥tsr lKSU«� lta «GENCVMC mtf pm more.... shoe m muunci stok tr t. - - - ; pv- • Jk J ,r ” ' % __ ■ --'is: Box 244 Between Bells and Savoy 965-7718 BONHAM SPORTS CENTER Art Bonham, Texas 583-8402 PRESTON’S SHOES Denison, Texas 465-4487 CRITTENDEN BUTANE KFYN-AM 1420 KHZ FFYZ-FM 98.3 MHZ Box 177 Bonham, Texas Bonham, Texas 133 SONIC DRIVE INN 520 South Armstrong 465-4545 Denison, Texas GENERAL CABLE Bonham, Texas 583-2181 134 4)AY opjicians OPEN MON.-FRI. 8-6 THE COACH HOUSE •AT. 8.3 4820 HWY 78 NORTH (214) 883-8464 SHERMAN. TEXAS 78080 Mcknight drugs 620 N. 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