Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1983 volume:

Man Makes Many Recordings ■hbhh tint m sa Some Become Hits; 5 We Hit the 1 Spot Kindergarten Emily Parish Stacy Hale First Grade Felecia Capehart Richard Curry Second Grade Betsy Bradley Sam Garrison Third Grade Heather Curry Joe Franklin Fourth Grade Misty Miller Pat Murphree Elementary Favorites “The Two of Us” Fifth Grade Mandy Smith Andy Miller Sixth Grade Tracy Baker Bryan Ownby Seventh Grade Eighth Grade Khristy Nichols Wade Self Nanita DeMuth Lance Johnson 14 Short People Jason Branum Christopher Garrison Stacy Hale Daniel Hardesty Courtney Hightower Chad Imhoff Marc Moore Ashley Ownby Emily Parish Rosa Patterson Jason Pugh Jeffery Sanders Joseph Self Stephen Smith Tony Stone Lance Taylor Stephanie Underwood Stacy Weldon Charla Woodson Donna Young 15 First Time Around Wendy Branum April Brown Felicia Capehart Richard Curry Valerie Griffin Krista Isom Gloria McGee Chris Merworth Richard Myers Leslie Owens Kevin Patterson Amber Ramsey Travis Rolen Jon Thomas Leslie Watson Cynthia Woodson 16 Second Grade “Little Bit Country” PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Kathryn Baecht John Baldridge Jessica Ball Betsy Bradley Kevin Branum Cary Erickson Stephanie Dettmer Sam Garrison Shannon Jackson Chris Johnson Suzanne Johnson Deanna Martin Lance Medlin Sabrina Melugin Heather Miller Tabitha Sanders Amy Scott Lori Shenold Jamie Teems Chris Underwood 17 Third Grade “Little Bit Rock Roll” Jason Biggs P. 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Crafton Heather Curry Joe Franklin Lori Franklin Kerri Gilbert Scotty Harvey Alice Moore Matt Moore Cassi Myers Melissa Nodier Karen Owen Jason Patterson Dennis Sanders Jeffery Smith Cindy Stogsdill Donna Stone Brad Taylor Ruth Temple Tamala Thrasher 18 Fourth Grade Get’s “Pac Man Fever” Alicia Albritten Alicia Caylor Cari Cooper Lori DeMuth Billy Joe Dodson Scott Francis DeAnn Frailicks Samantha Harvey Scotty House Hollen Miller Misty Miller Aimee Moore Shannon Montgomery Eric Moser Pat Murphree 19 Fifth Grade “Rocks on” Katrina Baecgt Mary Baker Robert Barron James Bradley Rebecca Crafton Theodore Dettmer Brian Gaddy Anissa Isom Timothy Merworth Andy Miller Jennifer Ryon Deborah Savage Christy Shenold Leah Sies Amanda Smith Jeffery Stewart Bryon Underwood Veronica Underwood Lisa Wright Thomas Yeager 20 Sixth Grade “Lead Me on” Tracy Baker Becky Barron Warren Brown Chris Cooper Billie Crafton Shelia Davis Lisa Hacker David Dophied Donna Francis Scott Franklin Shawn Jackson Tracy Martin Shari Melugin Amy Moore Dale Moore Michael Moore Joetta Mullican Tishia Murphree Terry Murphy Brian Ownby Tammy Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Michelle Seigler James Smith Micheal Smith Wanda Stogsdill Jenny Thomas Keith Thomason Sonya Williams The Sixth Grade enjoyed their final moments of elementary school this year. They were looking forward to junior high but didn’t quite know what to expect. This will be a year they will always remember. 21 “Seven Year Ache” Milissa Baker Gary Bellows Rick Berube Brian Bradshaw Margaret Dettmer Michelle Boan Brent Frailicks Jennifer Francis Kelvin Franklin David Gaddy Gerald Hardesty Angie Hodge Terry House Rhonda Jenkins Karee Medlin Johnny Melugin Charles Miller Pansy Mitschki Cindy Montgomery Jacky Moore Khristy Nichols Rhonda Raser Wade Self James Wildon Randy Wilhelm 22 “Practice Makes Perfect” PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Mary Wright Michelle Young NOT SHOWN Brian Baker Tricia Ballard Joyce Barron Bill Carnell Bob Carnell Nanita DeMuth Jason Ford Kellie Foster Jeffery Harvey Jody Isom Tina Jackson Lance Johnson Sean Malolepszy Amy Malone Caral Marshall Lori Norris Brian Noyes Rusty Rolen Sherri Scofield Trudy Sevier Jeff Shenold Kelly Thurman Tiffanie Turner Roy Weldon Brad Whitmire 23 ____________________ 83 -----------------Favorites Group_____________________ Album_____________________ Single____________________ T.V. Show_________________ Movie_____________________ Actor_____________________ Actress___________________ Concert___________________ Friend____________________ Heartthrob________________ Teacher___________________ Class_____________________ Sport_____________________ Expression________________ Hang-Out__________________ Magazine__________________ Book---------------------- “We’ve Only Just Begun” Melody Ballard Jeri Barron Bobby Bellows John Clark Harald Cook Jeffrey Francis Chris Hale Lisa Hazelwood Johnny Lewis Shane Medlin Robert Mitschke Eva Moore Crissy Moore Jana Mullican Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Cathy Teague Todd Thomas Chelle Thomasson John Turner Eric Underwood Randy Watson LeAnn Wilhelm Greg William 25 Sophomores “Still Taking Chances” Jimmie Allred Marty Baker Gary Blackburn Tammy Burris Troy Cox Pam Davis Stephen Ford Misty Jackson Renee Jackson Tonja Jackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Autumn Nodier Kim Norris Michael Noyes Laurie Ruiz Gordon Sies Marvin Smith Adele Sprueell Dena Strong JoWanna Weldon Brian Williams Travis Winkler Jeffery Wright Todd Yeary 26 Juniors “On the Road Again” Ryan Barron Randy Block Mitch Davis Greg Dophied Rhonda Easley Lori Ferguson Amy Francis Eric Hardesty Becky Harris Joby Harvey Steve Jenkins Nancy Mitschke Danita Nelms Brian Nichols Dusty Noe 27 “LOOKS LIKE Mary Allred Mike Arterberry John Berube Billy Burks Genny Dettmer Lanna Hazelwood Gregg Hodge Lori Hutchins Terry Malone 28 WE MADE Phillip McGehee 29 Darren Seigler Tana Williams James Wright Cardinal Football FRONT ROW: Todd Yeary, Jimmie Allred. Gordon Seis, Darren Seigler, Gregg Hodge. Terry Malone. Brian Pugh. Mike Arterberry. Phillip McGehee. SECOND ROW: Coach Miller. Randy Watson. Mitch Davis, Greg Dophied. John Turner. Marty Baker. Greg Williams. Johnny Lewis. Bryan Melugin, Coach Parish. BACK ROW: Eric Underwood. Brian Nichols, Travis Winkler, John Clark, Billy Burks. Bryan Williams. Marvin Smith, Bobby Belows, Troy Cox. Phillip McGehee Billy Burks John Miller Jimmy Parish 31 “Hit Me With Your Best Shot” 32 Fire Away! District Choices The Cardinal Football Team played their first year of varsity football this year. They showed a lot of improvement with their big victories over Detroit and Cumby. Several of the players did really well and were placed on all-district teams. Brian Pugh was selected 2nd team linebacker. Phillip McGehee was selected 2nd team tight end. as well as All Texoma Land. Greg Dophied was selected 1st team quarterback and 2nd team cor- nerback. Billy Burks and Brian Nichols were both selected on the honorable mention team. 33 Lady Cardinals Back Row: Coach Gary Rowland. Lori Hutchins. Tana Williams. Lisa Hazelwood. LeAnn Wilhem. Teri Young. Laurie Ruiz. Front Row: Genny Dettmer. Pam Davis. Jana Mullican, Lori Ferguson. Lana Hazelwood, and Jeri Barron. Savoy Opponents 47 Miller Grove 43 43 Pottsboro 37 48 S S 22 54 Pottsboro 29 61 Sam Rayburn 35 52 Leonard 57 62 West Lamar 51 54 Trenton 38 38 Krum 53 57 Pilot Point 47 47 Sam Rayburn 29 54 T renton 32 58 S S 44 43 Little Elm 52 58 Callisburg 30 69 ★Bland 18 75 ★Westminster 13 54 ★Ector 23 61 ★Blue Ridege 47 47 ★Bells 38 58 ★Bland 25 64 ★Westminster 34 76 ★Ector 40 74 ★Blue Ridge 29 68 ★Bells 39 46 Celest 35 58 Roxton 53 41 Miller Grove 43 34 Let’s Get Physical The Lady Cardinals under Coach Gary Rowland had a very successful season this year. They won District. Bi- District, and Area. They went to Regional at Kilgore, Texas and lost the first game by 2 points. At the end of the season, their record was 26-4. (Comments from the coach) Savoy High School takes great pride in the goals achieved by the 1983 LADY CAR- DINALS. Attitude, hustle, and deter- mination are key ingredients to a suc- cessful team. We. the students and faculty, salute the 1983 LADY CAR- DINALS for a job well done! a. Here it comes! b. What form! c. SWISH!!! d. The Tank in action. e. Go for 2 points! f. Jump Lori! 35 Varsity Basketball Back Row: Eric Hardesty. Mike Arterberry. Terry Malone. Brian Pugh. Gregg Hodge and Stephen Ford. Front Row: Billy Burks. Darren Seigler. Greg Dophied. Todd Yeary. Doug Teel. Mitch Davis, and Steve Jenkins. SAVOY OPPONENTS 61 Pottsboro 46 58 S S 46 68 Pottsboro 36 74 Coppell 94 57 Whitewright 50 53 Sam Rayburn 51 6U Trenton 47 61 Krum 42 63 Sam Rayburn 65 68 T renton 44 62 S S 41 47 « Little Elm 44 55 Pottsboro 49 63 'Bland 33 •Westminster •Ector •Blue Ridge •Bells 'Bland Westminster •Ector •Blue Ridg •Bells Miller Gr Ponder Ponder _ Frisco Midway Celeste West Lamar 36 “Top Ten Season” The 1982-83 Savoy Car- dinals basketball team con- sisted of 15 young men who were willing to work hard and sacrifice time and energy toward achieving their goal. They accomplish a great deal and like the eleven teams before them, they will prove to be winners in life also. Coaching this group of fine athletes has been a pleasure. Coach Jimmy Parish a Will he make it? b. Looks like two points. c. Coming down. d. Brian hits two againstEctor. e. Move that hand! f. Am I cute or what? g. Lean to the left ' 37 The key to the 1983 Junior Varsity was improvement in at- titude, hustle, and determination. In the Spring of 1983, that key is getting closer and closer. Con- gratulations on your season and continued good luck in the future seasons as LADY CARDINALS. Junior Varsity Back Row: Jana Mullican, Le Ann Wilhelm, Lisa Hazelwood, Coach Rowland. Front Row: Jeri Barron, Pam Davis. a. Le Ann shoots two! b. Jana looks confused c. Defense! d. Todd Yeary has a new way of shooting. e. Jeri looks ready. 38 “Instant Replay” Back Row: Jeff Francis, Greg Williams. Casey Reynolds, Jimmie Allred, John Turner, Joby Harvey, Bryan Melugin, Coach Miller. Front Row: John Clark, Randy Watson, Eric Under- wood, Troy Cox, Marvin Smith, Jeff Wright. Mike Noyes, Johnny Lewis. The Junior Varsity boys had a very successful year. Besides playing their own games they played with the Varsity team as well. They won third in the Ector Varsity Tournament. These boys will move up to the Varsity team to become our future stars. a. Todd decides to help the Varsity out. b. The girls talk things over. c. Stephen looks tired. d. You can’t have it. 39 Cardinal Leaders Captains Lanna Hazelwood Tana Williams 40 Lori Hutchins Genny Dettmer Captains Billy Burks Brian Pugh District Choices Brian Pugh and Phillip McGehee — 1st Team All District; Billy Burks and Greg Dophied — 2nd Team All District; Gregg Hodge and Mike Arterberry — Honorable Mention. District Choices Genny Dettmer and Lanna Hazelwood — 1st Team All District; Tana Williams ar Lori Ferguson — 2nd Team All District; Lori Hutchins — Honorable Mention. Cardinal Baseball Back: John Miller. Stephen Ford, Brian Pugh, Greg Dophied, Jimmie Allred, Mike Arterberry, Coach Parrish. Front: Jeff Francis, John Clark, Casey Reynolds, Billy Burks, Bryan Melugin, Gregg Williams. The Cardinal Baseball Team had a very successful year. They finished second in District play and lost their first game in play-off competition. We are all very proud of their success. 41 Baseball Players a. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry. b. I wish somebody would at least bring me a Coke. c. Well, I'm having fun. d. Billy must be going somewhere. e. What in the world is going on? f. I hope I come back down. g. Winning again. h. SWING!! i. I got it. j. Stretch. k. Don’t take my picture now. l. One more inning. m. Now guys, it’s like this... n. I hope they don’t hit it to me. 42 “Just a Swingin’ ” 43 Varsity Track The Varsity Track Team was made up of a lot of young athletes this year. They participated well in the District Meet as well as several others. Mikki Seis went to region in the two mile run. a. Lisa looks tired. b. Supermari2. c. Hurry Jeri rtsjj’J ' _ d. Elizabeth'participated ini the high jump. SP e. That’s right lajfjan athlete. f. Brian Nichbfi’nles. g. Brian throws the discus, h Gregg takes the lead 44 “Takes It on the Run” a. Hand off. b. Terry may be in for a little trouble. c. Strong Man? d. Taking it easy. e. Mike throws the shot. GIRLS TRACK TEAM — Mikki Seis, Le Ann Wilhelm. Lisa Hazelwood. Jana Mullican, Jeri Barron. Elizabeth Clark. BOYS TRACK TEAM — Billy Burks. John Clark. John Turner. Terry Malone. Johnny Lewis. Casey Reynolds. Randy Watson, Gregg Williams. Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity Cheerleaders had a super year this year. They came back from camp with nine Superior Ribbons, three Excellent Ribbons, and three Spirit Sticks. They worked all summer having bake sales and car washes to make money to buy new uniforms and go to camp. The cheerleading sponsor was Mrs. Donna Rowland. She was a lot of help to them and they would like to sincerely thank her for all her help. 46 “We Got the Beat” Tammy Burris Sophomore JoWanna Weldon Sophomore Crissy Moore Freshman 47 Junior High Football SAVOY VISITOR Back Row: Coach Jimmy Parish, Kevin Franklin, Jody Isom, Lance Johnson, Brent Fracklicks, James Weldon, Rusty Rolen, Charles Miller, R Wilhem. David Gaddy, and Coach John Miller. Front Row: Brian Baker. Jason Ford. Rick Berube, Jeff Shenold. Terry House. Bill Cornell, Bellows. Bob Cornell. Brad Whitmire, and Manager Brian Noyes. This group of young players learned about adversity early in life. Though smaller than any opponent they faced, they stayed and strived to succeed. It has often been said: ‘‘A winner is not one who has never been down, but a win- ner never stays down!” 48 Looks for Success a. Down. Set. . . b. Center of the action. c. Now see what he is doing wrong. d. Looking on from the side lines. e. We’re bad! f. Ready guys? 49 50 Junior High Track Against The Wind” The Junior High really en- joyed track season this year. Winning wasn't everything to them because they were gain- ing a lot of valuable ex- perience. The year was top- ped off with Lori Norris winn- ing the high jump. This was a season of good experience for them. 51 a. Jump high. Tina. b. Michelle looks confident. c. Where are you going. Angie? d. I got it! Back Row: Margaret Dettmer. Tiffanie Turner. Karee Medlin. Lori Norris. Angie Hodge. Tina Jackson. Kelly Thurman. Michelle Young. Coach Rowland. Front Row: Cindy Montgomery. Tricia Ballard. Rhonda Jenkins. Jennifer Francis. Khristy Nichols. Michelle Doan. Charlie Miller. Brad Whitmire. Jody Isom, Brent Frilicks, Brian Baker. Coach Parish. Front Row: Brian Noyes. Jason Ford. Bill Carnell. Bob Carnell. Gerald Hardesty. Jeff Shenold. 53 Jr. High’s Favorite Moments 54 Future Farmers The FFA had a very successful year. They sold sausage to make money for their chapter. They had a lot of shop projects this year. They tied with Sam Rayburn for the Shop Trophy at the County Fair and also won several trophies with their animals. a. Sure I'm working. b. I didn't win a thing. c. This is very exciting. d. What are they building now? e. James enjoys working on his project. f. Another lecture. 56 Hard Work Pays FFICERS — President — Brian Pugh, Vice-President — Billy Burks. Secretary — Bryan iller. Treasurer — Gregg Hodge. Reporter — Phillip McGehee. Sentinel — Steve Jenkins. Off a. Gregg is working? b. There must be a test today. c. Hurry up. Terry. d. Are you eating that pencil? e. Thank you and come back. f. Look. Mom. I made it myself. g. Teri Young — FFA Sweetheart. 57 Future Homemakers This year a lot of dreams came true for the FHA. The Juniors redid the Home Ec Building. They raised a great deal of money, and for the first time they have an Area Officer. They would like to thank Mrs. Francis for all her help and Mrs. Sarah Francis and Mrs. LaVerne Allred for serving as their FHA Mothers. a. Want a drink? b. This is so nice. c. I’m just here for the refreshments. d. What's this word Amy? e. Terry Malone, our FHA Beau. f. You're stealing the blanket Laurie. g. Are you girls supposed to be sitting on the new couch? 58 “Dreaming Is Easy” resident — Mary Allred. VP Programs — Danita Nelms, VP Projects — Amy Francis, VP En- unter — Lori Ferguson, VP Public Relations — Julie Murray. VP Recreation — Lori Hut- ■� ins. Secretary — Laurie Ruiz, Treasurer — Misty Jackson, Historian — Tammy Burris, arliamentarian — Teri Young. Sergeant-at-Arms — Becky Harris. Advisor — Janet Francis. f-1 I £ tri jusf ■c. I could a Our new Area Officer to paint right to sleep. d. Ten is playing secretary again e. Don't look at our food. f. What does JoWanna have on her mind9 g. After our food again. 59 The BETA Club The BETA Club worked extra hard this year to make lots of money. They ran a booth at the County Fair and took care of the concession business at all the ball games. They paid off an ice machine and video recorder this year. Back Row: Jana Mullican. Kim Norris, LeAnn Wilhem. Jeff Francis, Eric Hardesty, Greg Dophied, Mitch Davis, Johnny Lewis. Front Row: Sandy Price, Jeri Barron, Tana Williams, Genny Dettmer, Mary Allred, Amy Francis. 60 Tours San Antonio ETA CLUB OFFICERS — President: Mary Allred, Vice President: Genny Dettmer, Secretary: itch Davis. The BETA Club attended the State Convention, January 22 and 23 in San Antonio. They attended lots of meetings but still had plenty of time for sight-seeing. They visited the Alamo and ate at the Tower of America. The trip was a lot of fun for the students as well as the sponsors. a. Mary Allred served as an official at the Convention. b. At 5:00 in the morning, I'm not about to wake up.” c. We just cleaned out the bakery, c. They better feed me soon. e. Our happy sponsors. f. Kim visited the Alamo. 61 Annual Staff 1983 Annual Staff Directed by Mary Allred — Editor Produced by Lori Ferguson and Teri Young Assistant Editors Records the Hits Lyrics by Gregg Hodge Published by Darren Seigler Sound Track by Phillip McGehee Presented by The Annual Staff Newspaper Staff Back Row: James Wright. John Berube. Randy Block. Terry Malone. Mike Arterberry. Doug Teel. Ryan Barron. Billy Burks, and Bryan Miller. Front Row: Linda Price. Sandra Price. Julie Murray. Lisa Medlin, Tana Williams. Lori Hutchins. Lana Hawelwood. Angela Thruman. and Danita Nelms. 64 Advisor — Donna Rowland “Working for the Weekend” The Newspaper Staff worked extra hard this year to bring us a good paper every week. They managed to include everyone in their papers and did a super job. a. They are really hard at work. b. Tana and Mike take some time off to pose for a picture. c. Billy just took charge of this group. d. Lanna Hazelwood did the artwork for the newspaper this year. e. Linda and John were both on the newspaper staff. f. Terry Malone is working to be the star reporter. 65 Project Glad Project GLAD increased their membership this year to include more gifted students in the school. The Sponsors for this year were Mr. Alfred Graves and Mrs. Baecht. The group attended a lot of beneficial programs this year and were able to visit some of the various Colleges in this area. This was a good year and they hope to improve even more next year. Back Row: Greg Dohpied. Eric Hardesty. Mitch Davis. Jimmie Allred. Jeff Francis. Front Row: Mary Allred. Jana Mullican. Lisa Hazelwood. Cathy Teague. Genny Dettmer. Laurie Ruiz. Kim Norris. a. Laurie looks happy with her food. b. Ready to work. c. Wonder what that smile means. d. I’m on a mission from GLAD. e. This is just so much fun. 66 Climbs the Charts a. Just so we go to Jack-in-the-Box. I don’t care. b. More fun. c. I saw that. d. Jana is also involved in FHA. e. Eric looks guilty. f. Another picture. g. Cathy forgot her speech. h. What a pair. i. BORING! j. Leave me alone. k. What is Kim doing now? 67 County Fair a. Lanna Hazelwood participated in the Queen’s Contest; she sang The Rose.” b. These girls were in the princess contest. Misty Miller was this year’s princess and Courtney Hightower was first runner-up. c. The BETA Club had a booth at the fair. d. Casey Reynold won Grand Champion with his cow. e. Mike Arterberry was Lanna’s escort. f. Bryan Miller tries to get his project ready. 69 70 Homecoming 1982 a. Billy Burks crowns Lanna Hazelwood 1982 Homecoming Queen. b. Mike Arterberry, Brian Pugh, and Phillip McGeehee were nominees for Mr. Football. c. Tammy and JoWanna help with the crowning. d. Mike and Amy watch the first Homecoming for SHS. 71 Halloween Kevin Franklin, Jennifer Francis. Mitch Davis, Lori Ferguson, Ashley Ownby, Jana Mullican, John Clark. John Berube, Linda Price. Todd Yeary, Tammy Burris, Jason Ford, and Joyce Barron. a. The royal court is now in session. b. King and Queen of SHS — Jana Mullican and John Clark c. Ushers — Teri Young and Eric Hardesty 72 Coronation a. Mistress of Ceremonies — Chelly Thomasson. b. The new king and queen. c. Patriotic selections — Misty Miller. d. Anissa Isom plays several selections. e. Tammy and Todd. King and Queen of the Sophomore Class. f. The Hazelwood sisters entertain. g. Jason and Joyce represent the Eighth Grade. 73 � 1« Jingle Bells a Fourth, fifth, and sixth graders perform b. We wish you a Merry Christmas. c. This tree looks plain. d. Nobody invited you. e Bah. Hum-Bug! f. Just because you take my pic- ture doesn't mean you gel any candy. 74 Easter Happenings Senior Play The Senior Class presented “Finders Creepers;” a three act comedy. It was a lot of work but turned out to be a lot more fun. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves right up to the last minute. They would like to thank Coach John Miller for all the time and effort he put in helping them. a. Get down Wilbur. b. Sure we're sure. c. I'll help you Daphne. d. So. it was Dr. Brown. e. Mr Nelson, I presume? f. Don’t worry Nina. g. This is the letter Aunt Mary sent. h. Wake up Here! i. You're not fooling me. j. My, my. k. Really Claude, a dead body. l. Uncle Bob! m. I'm going to lose these pajamas yet. n We gol him! o. Yep. he's up there. p. Don't shoot. 76 “Finders Creepers” 77 FHA Installation Banquet a. Teri presents her flower. b. Misty sang at the banquet. c. Girls who received Encounter Level II. d. Incoming and outgoing Presidents with our Advisor. Mrs. Francis. e. Jana Mullican reported on the State Meeting. f. Mary conducted the Installation Ceremony. g. Encounter Level I. h. Julie looks hungry. i. Chelle is the new treasurer. j. Crissy is installed as the new Secretary. 78 UIL Participants The Elementary UIL Team won the district meet this year for the first time in quite a while. They brought home lots of first place ribbons as well as others. These kids put a lot of hard work and extra effort and they should be congratulated for their success. ELEMENTARY UIL — Michelle Seigler, Alicia Albritten, Katrina Baecht, Amy Moore, Alice Moore. Robby Parish, Sheila Davis. Ginny Thomas, Gloria Rolen, P. J. Crafton, Jim Bob Bradley. Mandy Smith, Theo Dettmer, Andy Miller. Chris Cooper, Brian Ownby. Julie Reynolds, Joetta Mullican. This year there were three students who went to Regional in the High School UIL Competi- tion. Mitch Davis went in Calculator, Sandra Price in Typ- ing, and Kim Norris in Ready Writing. We would like to con- gratulate them on their success as well as the others who participated. 79 HIGH SCHOOL UIL — Mikki Seis. Cathy Teague. Jana Mullican. Kim Norris. Sandra Price, Genny Dettmer, Amy Francis, Jeff Francis, Bryan Miller. Mitch Davis, Troy Cox. Area FHA Meeting Amy Francis was elected Area Vice President of Programs. This is the first time Savoy has ever held an Area Office. Amy will be attending the National Meeting in Washington, D.C., along with Mrs. Fran- cis. We are all very proud of Amy and we wish her the very best of luck! a. Lori Julie, Crissy, Mary, and Amy before the morning meeting. b. Are they really from Savoy? c. Crissy and Julie enjoy their favorite pastime, (eating). d. Lori and Julie presented our scrapbook. .� y 80 Here Comes the Bride The Home and Family Living Class had a Mock Wedding so they could see what the real thing was like. They planned and designed the whole thing so it would be just like a regular wed- ding. Invitations were sent out to the faculty and part of the students. A reception followed the wedding. Julie Murray, Registered Guests; Lanna Hazelwood. Main of Honor; Mike Arterberry, Mary Allred. Parents of the Bride; Elizabeth Clark. Terry Malone, Bride and Groom; Lori Hut- chins, Mother of the Groom: Darren Seigler, Preacher; James Wright. Best Man. a. Terry we didn't think you had it in you. b. Look at the mouth on that boy. c. Off to the honeymoon. d. Do you, Terry, take thee, Elizabeth, to be your lawfully wedded wife. e. Mike is losing his only daughter. f. The happy couple. 81 Junior-Senior Banquet The Junior Senior Banquet was held at the Grand Royal Homotels in Dallas. We were served a buffet meal and entertained by music from KEGL. It was a wonderful banquet that we won’t soon forget. The Seniors would like to give a special thanks for the banquet. We know the time and effort you must have put in and we sincerely appreciate it! a. The Senior Class of 1983. b. Mitch Davis gave the prophecy for the Seniors. c. Linda looks ready to go. d. Mike must be looking for the food line. e. Let me take your picture. f. This is just so nice. 82 “Through the Years” 83 Classes Elect Juniors President — Amy Francis, Vice-President — Mitch Davis, Treasurer — Danita Nelms, Secretary — Angela Thurman, Reporter — Lori Ferguson Sophomores President — Todd Yeary, Vice-President — Kim Norris. Treasurer — Travis Winkler. Secretary — Pam Davis Freshmen President — Casey Reynolds. Vice-President — Greg Williams, Treasurer — Lisa Hazelwood, Secretary — Jana Mullican, Reporter — Sandy Price Officers and Favorites Sophomores Marvin Smith JoWanna Weldon Freshmen Greg Williams Lisa Hazelwood Seniors Mike Arterberry Tana Williams Juniors Brian Nichols Teri Young 86 Most Likely to Succeed k Mary Allred Brian Pugh Best All Around Lori Ferguson Phillip McGehee Most Spirited Crissy Moore Brian Nichols Most Unforgettable Lori Hutchins John Berube Wittiest Gregg Hodge Tana Williams Friendliest Darren Seigler Teri Young Best Personality Amy Francis Terry Malone Most Athletic Genny Dettmer Billy Burks my Superintendent Robert F. Hodges Principal Secretary Administration 94 Elementary Faculty Gail Bradley Third Grade Janet Autry Melanie Moore Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Betty Parish Second Grade Kay Tidwell Resource Room Annette Cooper Migrant Room Judy Cates Brenda Brooks Mrs. London Molly Weger Fifth Grade Kathy Blankenship Migrant Room Norma Robinson Teacher’s Aid Teacher's Aid Librarian Nurse Booster Club Front Row: Karl Shenold, Tom Ford. Jimmie Allred, Velma R)rd. Middle: Carol Shenold, Betty Newell, Vonn McGehee, Mary Kay Underwood, Carol Moore, LaVerne Allred. Back: John Miller, Jo Dophied, Jimmy Dophied, Jimmy Parish, Gary Rowland, OFFICERS — Jimmie Allred — President. Jimmy Dophied — Vice-President. Velma Ford — Reporter, Karl Shenold — Secretary. This year Savoy's first Booster Club was organized. Each member paid $5.00 to join. They raised money to help the athletic program. They sold chances on an Intellivision and sold refreshments at the Florida Boys Concert. They made ap- proximately $900 this year which will go toward buying a weight machine. They also took the football team out to eat, served refreshments to the basketball players, and a number of other things. Their help has been greatly appreciated. MEMBERS Jerry Jenkins Jeft McGehee Vonn McGehee Vicky Mullican D. D. Mullican A. J. Flodge, Jr. Shirley Hodge Larry Reynolds Dana Reynolds Jimmy Dophied Josephine Dophied Karl Shenold Carol Shenold Jimmie Allred LaVerne Allred Max Arterberry Sue Arterberry Milton Pugh Georgia Pugh Melvin Moore Carol Moore Tom Ford Velma Ford Jackie Underwood Mary Kay Underwood Choice Melugin Carol Melugin A. J. Hodge, Sr. Virginia Hodge Oscar Elk Sandra Elk Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yeary Hubert Bellows Ed Yelton Jean Yelton 97 School Board 1982 and 1983 BOARD MEMBERS — Mr Mark Sanders. Mr. Bob Hazelwood, Mr. Don Wrenn. Mr. Jackie Underwood. Mr. Larry Young. Mr. Roy Stone. Mr. Roy Lee Thomas. Mrs. Debbie Gilbert. Mr. Choice Melugin (not pictured). 98 1982 President 1983 President Teachers Award Students Perfect Attendance Awards This year the students were honored with an Awards Ceremony. Perfect Attendance, UIL, Academic and Athletic Awards were all given out. Plaques were purchased this year for the outstanding athletes and will be placed in the trophy case. The following awards were presented: Football: Most Improved — Brian Nichols, Offensive — Greg Dophied, Defensive — Brian Pugh, Most Valuable — Phillip McGehee; Basketball: Offensive — Brian Pugh, Defensive — Phillip McGehee, Free Throws — Billy Burks, Offensive — Lanna Hazelwood, Defensive and Free Throws — Genny Dettmer; Track — Billy Burks and Mikki Seis. UIL Awards ACADEMIC JACKETS — Eric Hardesty, Mitch Davis, Mary Allred, Tana Williams. Genny Dettmer, Brian Pugh (not pictured). 99 Track Award — Billy Burks Basketball and Football Award — Phillip McGehee Track Award — Mikki Seis Brian Noyes Jeff Shenold Jr. High Graduation Front Row: Joyce Barron. Mary Wright. Tina Jackson. Nanita DeMuth. Patricia Ballard. Michelle Young. Kelly Thurman. Middle Row: Brian Noyes. Jason Ford. Bob Cornell. Bill Cornell. Roy Weldon. Rusty Rolen. Jeff Harvey. Jeff Shenold. Back Row: Kelly Foster. Lance Johnson. Brian Baker. Brad Whitmire, Lori Norris. Tiffanie Turner. Jody Isom, and Sean Malolepszy. Valedictorian Salutatorian USHERS — Brent Fralicks, Khristy Nicholes. Jennifer Francis, and Lance Cornell. Tircia Ballard — accepts diploma. Jr. High Graduates Lance Johnson — Prophecy FINALLY IT’S OVER! Eighth Grade Graduates of 82-83. Nanita walks down the aisle. Lori Norris — Class History Into High School Mr. Hodges gave out the diplomas. Ready for four more years. Tiffanie looks happy. Kelly receives her diploma. Jody is in a hurry. 103 Jason Ford — Class Will Kelly presents Brent with the key. Students Earn Brian Pugh Math Award Mary Allred English Award Genny Dettmer Science Award Phillip McGehee Agriculture Award Amy Francis Home Economics Award 104 Nancy Mitchke Spanish Award Academic Awards Bryan Miller Industrial Arts Award Tana Williams Business Award Kim Norris UIL Award Eric Hardesty History Award « I S Mitch Davis UIL Award Sandra Price UIL Award 105 Left to Right: Eric Hardesty — Junior, LeAnn Wilhem — Freshman, Troy Cox — Sophomore, Margaret Dettmer — Seventh Grade, Jeff Shenold — Eighth Grade. Brian Pugh — Senior (not pictured). Left to Right: Genny Dettmer — William Fletcher King Scholarship and Dupree Scholarship; Mary Allred — Austin College Scholarship and Dupree Scholarship; Tana Williams — Dupree Scholarship; Bryan Miller — Dupree Scholarship; Brian Pugh — Dupree Scholarship. 106 We May Never Pass This Way Again Graduating Class of 1983 Seniors “1983” HONOR GRADUATES — Brian Pugh, Mary Allred, Tana Williams, Genny Dettmer. 108 “Looks Like We Made It” Valedictorian — Salutatorian — Genny Dettmer Tana Williams Invocation — Darren Seigler Welcome — Mary Allred Gregg accepts his diploma. Acceptance of Diplomas — Billy Burks. Class History — Julie Murray James takes his final walk. 109 “We’ve Only Just Begun” Finally! You bet I’m happy! Mr. Newell gives Lanna her diploma. Don’t take my picture. 110 USHERS — Mitch Davis. Amy Francis. Angela Thurman. Greg Dophied. Senior Trip 1983 The Seniors really enjoyed their trip to Padre Island. They left at 4:00 Monday morning. They stopped in Austin to visit the Capitol and the LBJ Library, then went on to spend the night at San Marcus where they toured Aqua Marina Springs. They spent two and a half days at Padre Island swimming, shopping, and fishing. They left for San Antonio Thursday and spent the night there. They toured the canal and spent a lot of time eating while they were there. Friday it was back to Savoy. They all enjoyed the trip and would like to thank the sponsors who went. a. Seniors at Padre Island. b. Like my hat? c. Don't look at me like that. d. Don't I look like I'm having fun? e. Tana and John in the Capitol. f. We just spent all our money. g. My hat is better than Mike's. h. Nobody wants to play. i. Darren, what are you doing? Ill Padre Island a. Mr. Field and Stream 1983. b. The beach at Padre Island. c. Bryan Miller took up Scuba Diving in the swimming pool. d. Is a picture necessary? e. They threatened to leave us here. f. We know we’re cute. g. Hi Mike! h. The Seniors at the Mexican Market. i. Did you see that waitress? j. I saw the waitress. k. I’m resting. 112 eu sauoiueiAi of the Year That Was 114 ... Solid Gold 116 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELLS FIR� ' national BANK OF BELLS MAPLES SPORTING GOODS Musical Instruments 125 W. Main St. Denison, Texas Phone: 465-5775 118 WAYNE McGUIRE Caudle McGuire, Inc. Farm Ranch Center Hwy. 78 N. BONHAM, TEXAS 75418 Phone 583-8556 FARM FOR PROFIT WITH ARCADIAN LIQUID FERTILIZER Get better selection with a cable connection 1 _ WTifiL VIDEO VISION, v INC. Phone (214) P.O. Box 10 364-5322 Whitewright, Texas 75491 M P BANK Sherman, TX. PANTS AMERICA Sher-Den Mall 120 You can help. o o . _ buye. heard a lot about the need_________________ tp conserve e- frcfrric.ity and all forms pf .energy. NJot only does conservation help ave our notioris precious °f energy resources .it he ps you arid your family save, money Since the, cost of energy is a bi$ chun C out of most tormhes chunK oat of most . 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