Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1984 volume:

Dhii Eook 3i Proudly D)edicated to C0JCJ4 Qjmj mwjumdh 2 To recognize a coach who does an excellent job with his ball teams and never brags on himself, we the 1983-84 annual staff would like to dedicate our annual to COACH GARY ROWLAND. He has been coaching for eleven years, the last five at Savoy. Since he has been at Savoy, his record stands at 89 wins, 41 losses. This year he added more than just the girls’ teams; he also coached the varsity boys to 14 wins and 14 losses. He was selected 1983-84 Girls' Coach of the Year. In 1982-83, he took his girls’ team to District, Bi-District, and Area cham- pionships, and lost at Regionals by only two points. This year his girl ball team won District and Bi- District, while he carried the boys' team to second in District. For all the long afternoons and nights of workouts and games which may have seemed to go unnoticed, we would like to say THANKS! Contents Classes 17 Organizations 43 Athletics A. Nancy helps decorate senior hall for Homecoming week. B. Jr. High dresses up for Punk Rock Day. C. Homecoming nominees Amy Francis, Teri Young. Angela Thurman, and Lori Ferguson. D. Savoy’s tough new Cardinal, sponsored by Beta Club. E. Mike looks enthused about the county fair. F. Football players enjoy a refreshing meal after the last game. G. Jeff runs the Freshman booth at the Hallo- ween Carnival. H. John Clark get a little wet in the dunking booth. I. Angela and Autum look like they’re tired of the fair. J. Teachers and parents dress for Halloween parties. K. First graders act out Thanksgiving customs. mm- ■■ • A. Danita and Greg were joined in holy wedlock in H.F.L. B. Nancy gets hit by a snowball from Rhonda. C. Misty escorted by Doug at Fannin County Fair. D. ‘‘That’s three swats. Goober!” E. Spanish class sings Christmas carols to Typing I. F. Jimbo Smith looks innocent. (?) G. Juniors are working very hard at their spaghetti supper. H. Basketball players hurry to finish gym floor. I. Cardinal fans try to catch football in stands. J. Greg must like this cake. K. Lady Cards were in the Bi-District playoffs against Sam Rayburn. L. What goes up must come down. M. Troy and Jimmie are taking dancing lessons. A. Casey and Lori win the three-legged dribble contest at a pep rally. B. Juniors have spirit! C. Tammy looks really excited! D. Students take a break outside the gym. E. Do I have to kiss her in front of all these people? F. Crissy, where is your uniform? G. Cindy looks like she’s going after someone! H. Seniors look forward to graduating as they try on caps and gowns and get the feel of them. I. Jeri and Greg receive an award at the sports Banquet. J. Cheerleaders prepare a sign for a big game. K. Miss Autry goes back for seconds. L. Sophomores takeover the math class in Mr. Dettmer’s absence. A. They must be laughing about something the Junior boys have done. B. Marty tells Amy that they’re being followed. C. Is this next year’s BETA club trying to look so busy in the library? D. Someone finally put Sandy in her right place. E. If only computers were as easy as these kids make them look! F. Are these the 1984 Miss America finalists? G. That Sophomore Homemaking class is always cooking up something! H. The new FHA officers were installed. I. Everyone enjoyed the Mexican supper after the installation. J. Elementary students had lots to be proud of at the Awards Assembly. K. Fifteen elementary students received perfect attendance awards. Savoy Gets 2nd at UIL Tourney Back Row: Andy Miller. Theo Dettmer. Jennifer Ryon, Lori DeMuth. Chris Cooper. Julie Reynolds. Donna Francis. Lisa Hacker. Angie Hodge. Margaret Dettmer. Anissa Isom. Katrina Baecht. Middle Row: Holly Miller. Mandy Smith. Sheila Davis, Tishia Murphree. Jenny Thomas. Gloria Rolen. Michelle Seigler, Keith Thomasson. Brian Gaddy. Jim Bob Bradley. Front Row: Misty Miller. Alicia Allbritten. Cari Cooper. Tabatha Sanders. Kathryn Baecht. Norman Lyon. Alice Moore. Heather Lyon. Kevin Branum, Stacey Slaughter. Jr. High-Elementary U.I.L. Coaches work as hard as students. NUMBER SENSE: - PICTURE MEMORY TEAM: 1st place. Alicia Allbrit- Sheila Davis — 4th ten. Holly Miller. Norman Lyon, Alice Moore Joetta Mullican — 2nd Katrina Baecht — Number Sense — 5th Andy Miller — Ready Writing — 2nd Number Sense — 4th Spelling — 1st ORAL READING: Anissa Isom — 4th STORY TELLING: Kathryn Baecht — 6th SPELLING: Jennifer Ryond — 2nd Mandy Smith — 4th 7 Spring Brings Many Honors HIGH SCHOOL U.I.L. — Back Row: Jeff Francis. Randy Watson. Mitch Davis. Troy Cox. Jeff Shenold. Front Row: Kim Norris. Jana Mullican. Betsy Price. Kathy Teague. Eric Hardesty. LeAnn Wilhelm. Jeff Francis, Pam Davis, and Troy Cox were among students recognized at Awards Assembly. KIM NORRIS Persuasive Speaking State Qualifier JANA MULLICAN Spelling Regional Qualifier BETSY PRICE. Spelling Regional Qualifier MITCH DAVIS Math Regional Qualifier Greg Williams receives an award to recognize him for the medal he should have received at the district track meet. 8 “09e UJay Neuer Pass ®tfis ifflay Again” 9 Broadway Never Had A. My Joe is a big boy. B. Oh. I’m having my pains. C. Hi. I’m Mrs. Schmaltz. D. Jessica does her push-ups. E. Martha came down from heaven. F. Doug played Jake. G. Where I come from they don't say what's cooking, it's who’s cooking. It This Good!! A. I'm Mr. Black, your friendly undertaker.” B. Dr. Brown was played by Steve Jenkins. C. ‘‘Your papa was a very goot man. Ya.” D. “Mr. Morlock. I think you’ve lost your marbles. E. Greg waits for his line. F. Eric and Brian practice their scene. G. How to knock a man out. H. I’m comma to talka for Joe.” 11 Today: High School Graduates; VALEDICTORIAN: Mitch Davis Mrs. Francis prepared a slide presentation for Senior Class. SALUTATORIAN: Eric Hardesty Ryan Barron spoke the invocation for the gradua- tion ceremonies. Greg Dophied read the class history. 12 Tomorrow: Leaders of the Future A. Seniors try on gowns as they await graduation. B. Mr. Newell presents a long list of honors to Mitch Davis. C. Roy Stone presents diplomas. D. Nancy is all smiles! E. Dusty takes his last steps as a senior. F. Danita couldn't be happier. G. Sponsor Obie Rutledge congratulates Greg. H. Many tearful good-byes are said. I. Sponsor Janet Francis breathe a sigh of relief. J. Steve takes his diploma witb'S’solemn mood. 13 8th Moves Up To High School Eighth graders proudly receive diplomas as families watch. Michelle Doan reads the class history. Brent Frailicks presents the class will. Lance Cornell presents the key to Tony Winkler. Pansy Mitschke looks solemn after the ceremony. David wonders if this is all you get after eight long years. USHERS — Tony Winkler, Joetta Mullican. Julie P° ''olds. David Dophied 14 J.H. Just A Memory Now A. Margaret delivers the Valedictory address. B. Missy gives her speech as Salutatorian. C. Graduates are addressed by Mr. Underwood before receiving diplomas. D. Lance, aren’t you turning your tassel a little early? E. The new Freshman class awaits the dismissal prayer. F. Brian wonders what mischief awaits him in high school next year. ' 15 At Last: Senior Trip Celebration Ryan Barron Randy Block Mitch Davis Greg Dophied Rhonda Easley Lori Ferguson Amy Francis Eric Hardesty Becky Harris 18 12 Mtm Gone... Joby Harvey Before Idle Knew It! Doug Teel Angela Thurman Teri Young 1983-84 SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER FAVORITES MITCH DAVIS GREG DOPHIED ANGELA THURMAN RYAN BARRON AMY FRANCIS RYAN BARRON Seniors Final 20 Memories 21 Just One More Jimmie Allred Marty Baker Tammy Burris Troy Cox Pam Davis Stephen Ford Misty Jackson Renea Jackson Tonja Jackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Autumn Nodier Kim Norris Mike Noyes Gordon Sies Marvin Smith Julie Spruiell Dena Strong JoWanna Weldon Brian Williams Travis Winkler Jeff Wright Todd Yeary Not Pictured: Kristi Lamance PRESIDENT V. PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER 1983-84 OFFICERS MISTY JACKSON TROY COX KIM NORRIS STEPHEN FORD Time... Maybe!! Sophomores Get Melody Ballard Jeri Barron John Clark Harold Cook Jeff Francis Sherri Glass Chris Hale Lisa Hazelwood Johnny Lewis Robert Mitschke Crissy Moore Jana Mullican Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Mikki Sies Cathy Teague Todd Thomas Chelle Thomasson Greg Williams LeAnn Wilhelm Eric Underwood Randy Watson Kathy Cobb FAVORITES JEFF FRANCIS AND SANDY PRICE. 24 PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 1983-84 OFFICERS ERIC UNDERWOOD LEANN WILHE. Ivl SANDY PRICE LISA HAZELWOOD Involved 25 Freshmen Move Brian Baker Tricia Ballard Joyce Barron Bobby Bellows Rachel Cobb Nanita DeMuth Jason Ford Kellie Foster Jeffery Harvey Jody Isom Tina Jackson Lance Johnson Sean Malolepszy Amy Malone Cherry Miller Lori Norris Brian Noyes Betsy Price Rusty Rolen Jeff Shenold Kelly Thurman Tiffanie Turner F. J. Vancik Roy Weldon Brad Whitmire Michelle Young Not Pictured: Michael Hallford FAVORITES BRIAN BAKER AND LORI NORRIS 26 on Up in the World PRESIDENT V. PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER 1983-84 OFFICERS BRIAN NOYES LANCE JOHNSON NANITA DeMUTH KELLY THURMAN MICHELLE YOUNG i A. The Freshman Class was active in the Fannin County Fair. B. Sometimes Brian gets carried away; that's when rein- forcements have to be called in. C. Did someone say Cheese ? D. Lori looks like she must be up to something. 27 Getting Ready for H.S. Missy Baker Gary Bellows Rick Berube Kim Bowhay Brian Bradshaw Lance Cornell Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Brent Frailicks Jennifer Francis Kevin Franklin David Gaddy Gerald Hardesty Angie Hodge Rhonda Jenkins Johnny Melugin Charles Miller Pansy Mitschke Cindy Montgomery Khristy Nichols Ginger Nodier Lee Price Rhonda Rasor Wade Self 28 FAVORITES DAVID GADDY AND RHONDA JENKINS. A Year of Adjustment Tracy Baker Jeffery Bellows Chris Cooper Billie Crafton Sheila Davis Lisa Hacker David Dophied Donna Francis Scott Franklin Sam Golden Shawn Jackson Tracy Martin Shari Melugin Amy Moore Dale Moore Michael Moore Joetta Mullican Tishia Murphree Consuela Nodier Tammy Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Michelle Seigler Jim Bo Smith Micheal Smith Jennifer Thomas Keith Thomasson Randy Wilhelm J.H. Participates in Activities A. Chris Cooper and Sheila Davis enjoy the Halloween Carnival. B. 8th graders carry home autographed shirts. C. Break: The 7th Grade’s favorite subject. D. Totally awesome!!! E. Lance Cornell and Brent Frailicks work up a scheme. F. Sonya Williams and Joetta Mullican show off in front of the camera. G. Gag me with a spoon! H. You’re looking at trouble! 30 6th Learns by Experience Katrina Baecht Mary Baker John Barron Jim Bob Bradley Sean Bryant Becky Crafton Theodore Dettmer Brian Gaddy Jennifer Green Annisa Isom Jeremy McElfresh Joe Merworth Andy Miller David Reed Jennifer Ryon Deborah Savage Christy Shenold Leah Sies Mandy Smith Jeffery Stewart Wanda Stogsdill Todd Trammell Bryon Underwood Veronica Underwood Lisa Wright Thomas Yeager “WE ALL LEARN BY EXPERIENCE, BUT SOME OF US HAVE TO GO TO SUMMER SCHOOL. — Author Unknown 31 FAVORITES BRIAN GADDY AND MANDY SMITH. Scott Francis Chad Hall Samatha Harvey Scotty House Joseph Lowry Holly Miller Misty Miller Shannon Montgomery Eric Moser Pat Murphree Athena Nodier Stacey Slaughter Angela Woodson Aimee Moore Rickey Robbins FAVORITES ERIC MOSER AND SAMANTHA HARVEY. 4th Grade Still Enthusiastic About School Jason Biggs P. W. Crafton Heather Curry Joe Franklin Lori Franklin Kerri Gilbert Michael Golden Scotty Harvey Norman Lyon John Meek Alice Moore Matthew Moore Melissa Nodier Karen Owen Jason Patterson Nikki Reed Dennis Sanders Jeffery Smith Cynthia Stogsdill Donna Stone Brad Taylor Tamala Thrasher Valencia Titsworth Jennifer Underwood “NOTHING WAS EVER ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM” — Ralph Waldo Emerson 33 Learning What Education’s All About Kathryn Baecht John Baldridge Jessica Ball Johnny Bangs John Beasley Betsy Bradley Kevin Branum Bobby Burns Stephanie Dettmer Cary Erickson Sam Garrison Venus Hale Shannon Jackson Chris Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jason Lowery Heather Lyon Deanna Martin Sabrina Melugin Heather Miller Jeana Nodier Tabitha Sanders Amy Scott Loni Shenold Greg Shortes Jamie Teems FAVORITES BETSY BRADLEY AND SAM GARRISON. EDUCATION IS WHAT YOU LEARN IN BOOKS AND NOBODY KNOWS YOU KNOW IT BUT YOUR TEACHER. — Virginia Cary Hudson 34 Wendy Branum April Brown Felecia Capehart Richard Curry Valerie Griffin Krista Isom Gloria McGee Michael Meek Chris Merworth Lesley Owen Kevin Patterson Amber Ramsey Travis Rolen Sandy Steedmen Jonathan Thomas Leslie Watson Cynthia Woodson CAPEHART. LITTLE STROKES FELL GREAT OAKS. 35 Class of ’95 Makes Good Beginning Levi Basset Jason Branum Zachary Cornell Christopher Garrison Leah Griggs Stacy Hale Daniel Hardesty Courtney Hightower Jonathan Jacobs Marc Moore Ashley Ownby Rosa Patterson Jason Pugh Jeffery Sanders Joseph Self Stephen Smith Tony Stone Lance Taylor “ONE OF THE BEST KEPT SECRETS IN EDUCATION IS THAT FAVORITES ASHLEY OWNBY AND DANIEL CHILDREN LEARN TO READ BY READING. HARDESTY. 36 —Author Unknown Still Young Enough to Enjoy School Stacy Allbritten Jenny Beasley NaKina Brown Shaune Glass Rachel Pruitt Amber Neely Kelly Ryon Allison Tidwell Jamie Titsworth “THE BEST PREPARATION FOR TOMORROWS WORK IS TO DO YOUR WORK AS WELL AS YOU CAN TODAY.” — Elbert Hubbard TITSWORTH. 37 Our Future Generation A. The 5th grade is busy making tissue flowers. B. There are always lots of exciting things going on in elementary school. C. The 3rd grade takes a break between assignments. D. Are Mrs. Bradley's students eager for Christmas? E. The 1st grade celebrates Halloween. 38 Their Wisdom Leads Us TOMMY HODGES SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT F. HODGES SUPERINTENDENT KARAN SMITH SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL JERRY NEWELL PRINCIPAL 39 School Board Sets Policies 1983 BOARD MEMBERS — Back Row: Larry Young. Mark Sanders. Roy L. Thomas. Front Row: Jackie Underwood. Roy Stone. Debbie Gilbert. Choice Melugin (Not Pictured). 40 1983 PRESIDENT Roy Stone 1983 VICE PRESIDENT Jackie Underwood Faculty Learns From Teaching Phyllis Neely Kindergarten Gail Ownby 1st Grade Melanie Moore 2nd Grade Gail Bradley 3rd Grade Janet Autry 4th Grade Molly Weger 5th Grade Kathy Blankenship 6th Grade Brenda Brooks Aid Judy Cates Aid Gwen Lyon Title I Kay Tidwell Resource Kawatha Baecht English Harold Ballard Agriculture Annette Cooper History Ted Janet John Dettmer Francis Miller Math Home Ec Coach English Jerry Gary Obie Donna Newell Rowland Rutledge Taylor Drafting Coach Science Busines! Clara London Librarian Norma Robinson Nurse Not Pictured: Mrs. Simms — Speech People We Can’t Do Without Cooks Virginia Hutchins. Lorene Barron, Lynn Underwood and Gladys Custodians Jack Moore and Bill Teague take time out from Pierce stay busy feeding the masses. work to pose for a picture. Not Pictured: Gene Blakey. 42 Teachers are always at the students' Baecht” and call. Annual Staff Records Good 1984 Annual Staff Co-Editors Teri Young and Lori Ferguson Senior Staff Ryan Barron, Teri Young, Lori Ferguson Danita Nelms and Rhonda Easley Memories for Everyone Junior Staff Troy Cox, Kim Norris, Tammy Burris and JoWanna Weldon BETA Gives Service While A. 1983 BETA Officers are Presi- dent Mitch Davis, Vice President Greg Dophied, Secretary Amy Francis. B. Eric Hardesty looks a little less cheerful than his customer. C. Wonder if someone forgot to clean the concession stand. 1983 BETA MEMBERS — Back Row: Jerry Newell, sponsor; Greg Dophied. Jeff Francis. Eric Hardesty. Mitch Davis. Troy Cox. Front Row: Jana Mullican. Sandy Price. Jeri Barron. Amy Francis, Kim Norris. LeAnn Wilhelm (Not Pictured). 46 Earning Money for Trip A. Johnny Lewis helps out in the BETA concession stand at the County Fair. B. Troy checks with Jeff to see when he has to work next. C. BETA members are hard workers, huh? D. You could never accuse Sandy, Jana, and Kim of be- ing camera shy. E. LeAnn must have her hands full with these customers. F. Make sure you count the change right. Kim. G. No. Greg. Johnny won’t work your next shift for you. 47 FFA Members Learn From 1983 FFA MEMBERS Mike Noyes, Casey Reynolds, Gordon Sies, Marvin Smith. Allred Jimmy, Randy Block, John Clark, Harold Cook, Mitch Davis. Steven Ford, Jeff Francis, Chris Hale, Joby Harvey, Steve Jenkins, Johnny Lewis. Bryan Melugin, Till Melugin. Robert Mitschke. Brian Nichols, Dusty Noe, Doug Teel. Todd Thomas. Eric Underwood, Randy Watson. Greg Williams. Travis Winkler, Jeff Wright, Todd Yeary. Brian Baker, Bobby Bellows, Roy Weldon, Tiffanie Turner, Lori Norris. Brian Noyes. Lance Johnson. Jason Ford. Rusty Rolen. F. J. Vancik, Sean Malolepszy, Jody Isom, Jeff Shenold, Jef- frey Harvey. Brad Whitmire. A. Tiffanie deserves a rest. B. Brian shows off his “prize pet.” C. Jimmie always seems to be at the front of the herd. D. Mr. Ballard seems to be enjoying himself. E. Lori doesn’t seem too excited about the show. F. Tiffanie and F.J. get ready to show their projects. M Projects and Shows 1983-84 OFFICERS — Travis Winkler. President; Marvin Smith. V. Presi- dent; Mike Noyes. Secretary; Till Melugin. Treasurer; Jimmie Allred. Reporter; Joby Harvey. Sentinel. A. Lance Johnson shows off his award at the County Fair. B. Who’s leading who. Jimmie? C. Joby. Doug, and Till work hard at looking busy. D. FFA Sweetheart Amy Francis. 49 FHA Greatest Show 1983-84 FHA MEMBERS — Lori Ferguson; Teri Young; Amy Francis; Ryan Barron; Greg Dophied; Eric Hardesty; Pam Davis; Misty Jackson; Jana Mullican; Chelle Thomasson; Jeri Barron; Lisa Hazelwood; Cathy Teague; Crissy Moore; Sandy Price; Adele Spruiell; LeAnn Wilhelm; Cindy Price; Kelly Thurman; Michelle Young; Betsy Price; Cherry Miller; Nanita DeMuth; Tina Jackson; Melody Ballard; Nancy Mitschke; Becky Harris; Tricia Ballard; Joyce Barron; Amy Malone. FHA OFFICERS FOR . 1983-84 President: Amy Francis V.P. Programs: Lori Ferguson V.P. Projects: Teri Young V.P. Encounter: Jana Mullican V.P. Pub. Relations: Misty Jackson V.P. Recreation: Cathy Teague Secretary: Crissy Moore Treasurer: Chelle Thomasson Historian: Lisa Hazelwood Sergeant of Arms: Sandy Price FHA MEMBERS THAT COMPLETED ENCOUNTER Level III: Lori Ferguson Jana Mullican Cathy Teague Level I: Tricia Ballard Joyce Barron Nanita DeMuth Tina Jackson Amy Malone Cherry Miller Kelly Thurman Michelle Young 50 on Earth A. Sandy loves doing dishes! B. Must you bother me while I’m cooking? C. Amy went to Washington. D. Melody never leaves without her Teddy Bear. E. BRIAN NICHOLS — FHA BEAU. F. What are they up to? G. Betsy and Amy are in the refrigerator again!! H. This is how you grate cheese. I. Teri and Lori look at Encounter notebooks. 51 S.H.S. Is Developing 1983-84 GLAD MEMBERS — Back Row: Al Graves, Sponsor; Lance Johnson; Jimmie Allred; Greg Dophied; LeAnn Wilhelm; Eric Hardesty; Marvin Smith; Mitch Davis. Front Row: Cathy Teague; Chelle Thomasson; Jana Mullican; Jason Ford; Kim Nor- ris; Brian Noyes; Kawatha Baecht (Sponsor). A. Jason and Marvin doing what they do best! B. These GLAD members look like they need a breather! C. My, what beady eyes you have. Mr. Graves! D. Are all GLAD meetings this interesting? A. GLAD members check their schedules. B. Jason, pay attention! C. Goofing off again? D. Mrs. Baecht looks proud of her group. E. What’s your answer. Cathy? Gifted Leaders Clubs Enjoying Activities ■ r •Ni rv-r? f' A. Till and Doug have found out how to take care of Joby! B. Whoa, Bessie! C. FHA Members enjoy the Trenton show. D. And we thought Home-Ec was all fun and games. E. Those BETA members really enjoy speeches! F. This is what conventions are all about! Savoy Lays a Foundation 1983 CARDINALS — Back Row: Brad Whitmire; Mitch Davis; Marvin Smith; Jody Isom; Casey Reynolds; Johnny Lewis; Randy Watson; Travis Winkler. Middle Row: Coach Ted Dettmer; John Clark; Greg Dophied; Todd Yeary; Greg Williams; Jimmie Allred; Gordon Sies; Bryan Melugin. Front Row: Brian Baker; Brian Nichols; Jason Ford; Eric Underwood; F. J. Vancik; Jeff Shenold; Troy Cox; Lance Johnson. 56 for Future Successes... The football season of 1983 at Savoy could be called “the year of the Smurf. The Cardinals, like the Smurfs, were small in stature. They were also small in numbers, short on ex- perience and short on wins. The only thing the Cards were not short of or small in were courage and heart. The Car- dinals lost their first 6 games and had just finished being beaten soundly by the 2 teams to represent the district in the playoffs, both ranked in the top 10 in the state. At such a time lesser men might have given up, but not these Savoy Cardinals. They reached deep inside and found some “Maroon Pride” still alive and came back to beat Blue Ridge and Cumby in the final 4 games. 22 men started in the heat of August together, and one more joined the effort 2 weeks later, and 23 better men finished the season with a victory in November. It’s easy to stay when things are going well and everyone tells you how great you are, but to remain constant when it's tough out there requires character. There are other coaches who had teams they were proud of, but no coach is any prouder than I to have coached the Cardinals of 1983. — Coach John Miller CONGRATULATIONS ALL DISTRICT CHOICES Jimmie Allred — Hon. Men. Center Greg Dophied — 1st Team Def. Back, Hon, Men. Run. Back Brian Nichols — Hon. Men. Linebacker Gordon Sies — 2nd Team Def. Lineman Greg Williams — Hon. Men. Off. and Def. End A. Todd keeps the opponent from getting a 1st down. B. Brian Nichols runs for long yardage. C. Brian gets a little rough. D. Cards “Break through a week of hard work. E. “Down, set Hut Hut... F. Kim was Offensive Statistician. Rusty. Manager. Varsity Cheerleaders Show Their Spirit AMY FRANCIS Senior A r JOWANNA WELDON Junior KELLY THURMAN Freshman Amy's got to go. AGAIN! 61 Back Row: Chelle Thomasson, Crissy Moore. LeAnn Whilhelm. Lisa Hazelwood. Jana Mullican. and Coach Gary Rowland. Front Row: Lori Ferguson. Milchelle Young, Jeri Barron. Besty Price, and Tiffanie Turner. The 1983-84 Lady Cardinal basketball team faced many challenges at the start of the season. After a tough pre-season schedule that gave them needed experience, the Lady Cardinals captured the District title. We congratulate them for their determination and effort that made their goal a reality. Coach Rowland 63 1983-84 SAVOY CARDINALS — Back Row: Eric Hardesty. Jeff Francis. Greg Dophied. Stephen Ford. Todd Yeary. (Coach) Gary Rowland. Middle Row: Casey Reynolds. John Clark. Greg Williams. Mitch Davis. Steve Jenkins. Bryan Melugin. Randy Watson. Front Row: Eric Underwood. Troy Cox, Jason Ford. Lance Johnson. Marvin Smith, and Brian Noyes. A. Two Stephen! B. Lay it in, Casey! C. Score Greg. D. Jump high! E. Are you tired, Mitch? F. Watch out — here we come!!! G. Eric leaps for JOY. H. Driving in for two points. 65 A. Hurry Jana! B. Get it! C. Rebound Lori! D. Crissy is warming up. E. Pam Davis is the basketball manager. F. Shoot two LeAnn. G. Take it all the to the limit... 66 District 33 A Honors: First Team: Lori Ferguson; Jana Mullican and LeAnn Wilhelm. Honorable Mention: Jeri Barron, and Lisa Hazelwood. Girls’ Coach of the Year was Coach Gary Rowland. 67 Track Teams Succeed Back Row: Greg Dophied. Casey Reynolds, Gordon Sies, Greg Williams. John Clark. Coach Miller. Front Row: Marvin Smith. Eric Underwood. Jeri Barron, Brian Nichols. Johnny Lewis; Not Pictured: Mike Noyes. Joyce Barron, Tiffanie Turner. REGIONAL QUALIFIERS — Sprint Relay — Greg Dophied, Brian Nichols. Casey Reynolds. Marvin Smith. Alternates John Clark and Randy Watson. A. Brian places 3rd in the 100 yd. dash. B. John Clark runs in the 400 m. C. Mike makes it over 9'6 in pole vaulting. D. Greg runs in the 800 m. E. Brian runs ifi the 100 yd. dash. F. Ay, I’m cool. G. “Coach, I didn’t mean to do it.” Despite Bad Weather A. Jeri runs the 200 yd. dash at the District Meet. B. Tiffanie long jumps at the District Meet. C. Jeri demonstrates her jumping ability. D. Joyce and her mom cheer on Savoy’s tracksters. E. Joyce in the shot put at the District Meet. F. Jeri runs the 100 yd. dash. G. Marvin looks very happy. H. You’re a little short, Eric. I. Tracksters enjoy the first sun of the season. 69 Jeri Barron, a sophomore, was a regional qualifier in the 100 yd. and 200 yd. dashes. Cardinal Baseball 1984 CARDINAL BASEBALL TEAM — Back Row: Jeff Francis. Greg Dophied. Todd Yeary. John Clark. Casey Reynolds. Bryan Melugin. Front Row: Coach Ted Dettmer. Steve Jenkins. Lance Johnson. Travis Winkler. Jody Isom. Stephen Ford. Swings Into Action A. The team warms up. B. Jimmie waits for the ball. C. He’s out! D. Run, Stephen! E. John plays 3rd base. F. Steve and Lance wait for their turn at bat. 71 Jr. High Football Back Row: Charlie Miller. Jim Bob Bradley. Keith Thomasson. Jimbo Smith. Jeffery Bellows. Scott Franklin. Andy Miller. John Barron. Coach: John Miller. Second Row: Todd Trammel. Jeremy McElfresh. Sean Bryant. Michael Smith. Kevin Franklin. Jeff Stewart. Sam Golden. Chris Cooper. First Row: Shawn Jackson. Brian Gaddy. Randy Wilhelm. Lance Cornell. Brent Fralicks. David Gaddy. David Dophiet. Reed Yeary. The 1983 Junior High Cardinals were the most competitive junior high group I’ve had at Savoy. While they didn’t “win ’em all,” they did play them all with all they had. A. The guys listen as Coach Miller explains the play. B. David forgot the play! 72 Fights With Pride! A. David and Brent are ready for the play. B. Go Lance! C. Good catch David! D. What are you waiting for Charlie? 73 Working For 1983-84 J. H. CARDINALS — Back Row: Sonya Williams. Julie Reynolds. Cindy Montgomery. Angie Hodge. Christy Huff. Rhonda Rasor. Lisa Hacker. Joetta Mullican. Veronica Underwood, and Coach Gary Rowland. Middle Row: Tammy Price. Tracy Baker. Michelle Doan. Rhonda Jenkins. Margaret Dettmer. Jennifer Ryon. Tracy Martin, and Tisha Murphy. Front Row: Shari Melugin. Amy Moore. Anissa Isom. Jenny Thomas. Mandy Smith. Sheila Davis. Lisa Wright and Michelle Seigler. Go Mandy (Smurf)! Practice makes perfect. What a form! The Top!!! Shootin for 2! Here it goes... 1983-84 J. H. CARDINALS — Back Row: Coach Gary Rowland. Randy Wilhelm. Gerald Hardesty. Kevin Franklin, Brent Frailicks. Lance Cornell, and Rick Berube. Middle Row: David Dophied. Andy Miller. Shawn Jackson. Shawn Bryant. Brian Gaddy. Jeffrey Bellows, and Scott Franklin. Front Row: Theo Dettmer. David R ed. Bryon Underwood. Keith Thomasson. John Barron. Jim Bob Bradley, and Reed Yeary. Jim Bob works out hard. J.H. Spirit Boosters JR. HIGH ENJOYS TRACK Back Row: Coach John Miller, Chris Cooper, David Gaddy. Brent Frailicks. Charlie Miller, Lance Cornell, and David Dophied. Front Row: Rick Berube, Brian Bradshaw, Reed Yeary. Micheal Smith, and Sam Golden. Back Row: Amy Moore, Shari Melugin, Joetta Mullican, Angie Hodge, Lisa Hacker. Michelle Doan. Kim Bowhay, and Coach John Miller. Front Row: Billie Craf- ton, Sheila Davis, Tishia Murphree, Margaret Dettmer, and Michelle Seigler. A. David Gaddy strives hard. 6. Lisa Hacker shows good form. C. David Gaddy bites the dust. D. Angie is optimistic about throw- ing the discus. E. David Dophied gives John Clark few words of advice. F. Get ready, get set, go!!! J.H. Active In All Sports A. Junior high cheerleaders support the varsity basketball team. B. Junior high travels to S S for the District Track Meet. C. The rest of the team waits for their turn on the floor. Q. ecy Baker shoots a free shot. E. Margaret Dettmer participates in the long jump. F. Junior high football players enjoy their last game. G. All smiles for the camera! 78 MOShAfHtETIC -MOSTUKELX Amy Francis Eric Hardesty S BEST ALL AROUND , Mitch Davis_-1 SCIENCE AWARD Jeff Francis AGRICULTURE AWARD Joby Harvey IND( S'! RIAL ARTS AW ARD SENIOR CLASS WILL I, Ryan Barron, will to Till Melugin the ability to find a better job. I, Ryan Barron, will to Mike Noyes the ability to work hard at whatever he does. I, Randy Block, will to Marty Baker my ability to be late for the bus that goes to Bonham. I. Mitch Davis, will to Todd Yeary the Patented Davis Moon Walk and my great leaping abili- ty in basketball. I, Greg Dophied, will to Julie Spruiell my naturally curly hair. I, Rhonda Easley, will to Kristi Lamance, my outgoing personality. I, Rhonda Easley, will to Travis Winkler the ability to sleep in class. I, Lori Ferguson, will to Stephen Ford the ability to continually stay awake in Government Class. I, Amy Francis, will to Kim Norris my ability to continually arrive at school right before the tardy bell rings. I, Eric Hardesty, will to Marvin Smith my quiet disposition for his constantly running mouth. I, Becky Harris, will to Troy Cox my ability to get along with Mr. Newell. I, Steve Jenkins, will to Brian Melugin my ability to make it to off-season training and to keep my mouth shut. I, Joby Harvey, will to Jimmie Allred my ability to keep trim. I, Nancy Mitschke, will to Gordon Sies my ability to make Mr. Ballard angry. I, Danita Nelms, will to Tammy Burris my ability to talk and my classmate Brian Nichols. I, Brian Nichols, will to Brian Williams my heighth. I, Dusty Noe, will to Jeff Wright my ability to stay in school. I, Sandra Price, will to Dena Strong my perfect attendance award. I, Doug Teel, will to Renea Jackson my ability to stay awake in Government Class. I, Doug Teel, will to Tonya Jackson my ability to put up with Mr. Rutledge in Study Hall. I, Angela Thurman, will to Autumn Nodier my ability to speak Spanish. I, Angela Thurman, will to Misty Jackson my ability to give permanents. I, Teri Young, will to JoWanna Weldon my common sense and my ability to tell jokes. We, the Senior Class, will to Pam Davis our classmate Ryan Barron. WRY INSURANCE AGENCY Savoy, TX 965-7718 Corner of Highway 69 and 82 in Bells, Texas. Open 7 days a week. 6 a.m. til 10 p.m. Catering Service Available BAR-B-QUE “Our Specialty” COMPUTER WHEEL ALIGNMENT BRAKE . ? 41 219 S. Rusk • Larry Ryon Denison, Texas 75020 214 463-4782 90 STONE SALES Halfway Between Savoy and Ector on Hwy. 82 Owner: Roy Stone STONE SALES Hwy. 83 East Savoy, Texas 75479 Ph. 214-965-4515 214-965-4021 91 i � MULLICAN UTTLE Highway 69 North P.0. Box 5 Bells, TX 75414 365-7776 965-7775 pflp-rife Savoy, TX 92 93 BAKER SEWING CENTER New Home Singer Dressmaker Family Machines Industrial Machines Cabinets Stands Parts Etc. Sales Service All Makes 610 W. Main Denison, TX Phone: 465-2965 Congratulations ANGELA!! MARY ANNE AND BILL THURMAN BELLS FARM AND RANCH SUPPLY Bells, Texas 75414 Phone: 965-4411 There’s No Place Like unt« and RADIO SHACK Tom Stewart, Jr. (214) 583-3232 Manager Bonham, TX BELL’S TEXACO texaco] Bells, Texas 220 C-3 Westwood Village Sherman, TX 75090 868-1308 Fashions for Boys and Girls Infant —14 Accessories Gifts We Have Now Added Jr. and Pre-teen Sizes E JIM BROOKS OLDS—CADILLAC, INC. 2811 S. Woodlawn Denison, Texas Phone 465-3535 Jim Brooks Res. 463-3313 Owner Dallas Line 234-4437 RED RIVER DOBERMANS Bob Young Route 1, Box 131-A Savoy, TX 75479 (214) 965-4860 CHAS. CARTER CHEV. — BUICK KWIK — CHEK FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH B.J.’s SNO-BALLS Hwy. 82 Savoy, Texas 75479 Bill and Judy Cates SMITH-MOORE- WILLIAMS CO. Earl, Lois and Jeff Kennedy Groceries Hardware 583-3311 Sporting Goods Bonham, Texas LEATHERWOOD’S 403 N. Main Bonham, Texas 583-2815 ASHLOCK-HARPER MOTOR CO., INC. Hwy. 82 N. Bonham, Texas Compliments of LILLEY’S Downtown Denison Sher-Den Mall Contact Lenses Eyes Examined DR. JON ANDERS Optometrist 214-868-1712 Sher-Den Mall ------------wifi ntm A«rnw-zno $«r HttrtJAV « rvt ftun 7SD50 98 Betty Nash, Owner 1634 Hwy. 75 N at Loy Lake Rd. 214-868-2156 Sherman, Texas CHARLES ounDS CHEVY IN DENISON f South Highway 75 and Fannin Road P.O. Box 344 214-465-4626 Denison, Texas 100 BONHAM STATE BANK WASHBURNS jA WASHBURN HARDWARE Levi Jeans Redwing Boots Bells, Texas lEfiii , SUPER SACK You can help. .! i- I'KXAS POWLR LIGHT COMPANY A t« parng. mveslo� -own J «toe Inc uMity You've, heard a lot about the. need to conserve electricity and all forms of energy. Not only does conservation I help save our nations precious 2 l ‘¥ � tenergy resources .ithelps you and ‘ your family save money since tne cost of energy is a fc� g chunfc out of most families budgets. You can help your family fcry doing your part... mate sure ' you Close doors and windows __ . w ' en the heating or air Conditioning uriit is on , dorit 'graie when you raid the refrigerator - Know what you want before you open the doo ; hot water tafo.es, energy - try a «horter shower; ‘ mate sure the television or stereo is off when you're through 1 with (t. WorK with your family to Save energy rvow... you'll help make sure there will be enough for.everyone when you Start a family of your own. Highway 82 Savoy, Texas 101 GAYLON MURRAY GRAIN Your Business Is Appreciated Ector, Texas ECTOR CHURCH OF CHRIST Wayne B. Johnson, Evangelist GIBSON’S DISCOUNT CENTER Sherman, Texas 102 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHITEWRIGHT Since 1892 •Complete Loan Service •Savings Accounts •Certificates of Deposit •Christmas Club • Safety Deposit Boxes •Night Deposit «Bank By Mail Lobby Open 9 AM-3 PM Mon-Thur 9 AM-6PM Pri. Only (P.O. Box 368) 364-2115 Drive-In Open 8:30 AM-3:00 PM Mon-Thur 8:30 AM-6 PM Fri. Only 9 AM to 11 AM Sat Sear Grand Whitewright, Texaa MULLICAN NURSING HOME x Owner: Vernon Mullican Savoy, Texas 965-4964 GOODWILL INDUSTRY Sherman, Texas FIRST NATIONAL ANK OF% NHAM, 104 The Best in Meats BELLS MEAT COMPANY — All Guaranteed Quality Meat — Bells, Texas — Phone 965-4463 Dustan Lamb 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. 965-4833 Monday Thru Saturday Homes • Small Acreages • Mobile Home Sites Ranches • Farms Notary • Appraisals FLEMING REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Hwy. 69 and 82 Bells, Texas Representing Germania Farm Mutual Insurance Office and Home 214-965-7394 Walker Pharmacy Whitewrtght Pharmacy. Inc. (214) 364 2221 • 364 2228 Bill Talley Box 98 Mary Talley Whltewright, Texas 75491 £ t—Ql —( i 5 S c FURNITURE MART 1 ■ Whltewright, Texas 1 FEED MILL RESTAURANT 201 N. Main Street Ector, Texas 961-3355 4 Miles West of Bonham on Hwy. 82 Turn North at Blinking Light Onto FM 898. Cross Railroad Tracks First Building on Left. Prop. Carl and Darlene Stone DON MULLINIX GARAGE Automatic Transmission Wrecker Service Bells, Texas Home Phone Business Phone 214 965-4296 214 965-7781 INVESTMENT HOMES FARMS MANAGEMENT l SiklP LOYD JOHNSON REALTOR Phonos: 583-8538 411 N Main Bonham. Texas 75418 Phone 893-1051 The Palm Tree GIFTS AND DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES SHERMAN, TEXAS 75090 Wayne Hopson 548 Sher—Den Owner Mall 105 BISQUE WHITEWRIGHT. TX 75491 PAT GUFFEE BOX 427 WHITEWRIGHT. TX 214-364-2717 CERTIFIED MAYCO TEACHER W WHITEWRIGHT T.V., ANTENNA TOWER SALES A SERVICE LARRY SEARS 364-2152 P. O. BOX 339 WHITEWRIGHT, TEXAS 75491 Vanity Tops • Lavatories • Tubs TAYLOR MARBLE CO. Route 1, Box 40 Savoy, Texas 75479 Joe H. Taylor, Jr. Savoy Plant 214 965-4176 Vice President Office 231-6501 Managers Joe F Howard Jeff L Barnes WISE FUNERAL HOME, INC. 219 West Sam Rayburn Drive Bonham. Texas 75418 (214) 583-2161 -dud; 4 touch of dan KAYE ADAMS 214 583 5812 405 North Mam Bonham, Texas 75418 COLE TITLE COMPANY, DBA BONHAM P ABSTRACT OUNTY iMPANY North Side Square Bonham, Texas 75418 583-3937 T ■i Phone: 465-4487 � SHOES ' • James Odom (Owner) 4113 West Main Denison, Texas 75020 • UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Pastor: D. E. Vyvial Congratulations Seniors! 106 HESTAND PHARMACY Sherman, Texas NORTH TEXAS ATHLETIC SUPPLY Sporting Goods Company Hubert Harris, Mgr. 1901 Center St. 583-4915 Bonham, Tex. Kingston Drug 322 W Main St. Jto. Or. SAVOY CABINET £ REMODELING CO. FM 1753 Savoy, Texas 965-4080 108 (214) 465-4020 PTOMPT pporessiONaL seRviCE JAMES M. WILLIAMS ENT. INC. d b a BRABANT’S CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING. DRAPER. FUR STORAGE ALTERATIONS JAMES M WILLIAMS 626 WEST MAIN STREET Owner Manager DENISON. TEXAS 75020 MAPLES SPORTING GOODS Licensed Pawnbroker 125 W. Main Denison, Texas 465-5775 Quality Clothing for Less Complete Line of Ladies and Jr. Wear THE OTHER PLACE Owned and Operated by 811 S. Armstrong Shane and Doreen Fulmer 214 465-2103 Large Selection of 14Kt. Gold Jewelry Jr., Miss and Large Size Sports Wear Mon.-Sat. 9:30-6:00 Thurs. 9:30-6:30 GENERAL CABLE 800 E. 2nd St. Bonham, Texas ... NMt WfiLt titsf kMuMMCCf iL UMDLR.50LD... 3)15cout lT Health iJB la ut a ios TLIaJLLAN HOliStUAALS Homl otJMtD- HAMt optKKTCD 2AR.RETF GUT RWG DRUGS S}1 w. MAW - DC ISO BARRETT CUT RATE DRUGS We'rr a friend of the family. PANTS WEST family clothing Downtown Denison and SherDen Mall 109 SAVOY NURSING HOME Box 408 Hwy. 82 Bonham: (214) 583-8928 Savoy, Tex. 75479 Savoy: (214) 965-4285 214 965-4617 LAMANCE BODY SHOP Auto Painting — Fender and Body Repairing K. L. Lamance Hwy. 82 Owner Savoy, Texas 75479 Maytag • Admiral • Roper Sylvania • Sharp • Dearborn SPENCER’S FURNITURE APPLIANCES 210 W. Main Street Denison, Texas 75020 Phone: 465-9000 Vernon Mathis Mozelle Mathis KAREN HAWKINS 124 W MAIN STREET DENISON. TX 75020 (214) 463-7500 01 Tanks — Sale or Rent RV and Cylinder Service Plumbing and Appliances Carburation CRITTENDEN BUTANE COMPANY INC. 583-4212 Bonham 378-2601 Honey Grove REED’S PRODUCE Freshest Produce in Town Pat’s Cake Supply Bonham, Texas 583-8072 110 (214)463-1021 THE SPORTS SHOP T-Shirts — Trophies — Uniform Team Discounts Available Jim Branch 122 W. Main St. Frank Robinson Denison, Texas 75020 BONHAM AUTO PARTS Your NAPA Jobber is a good man to know. Tommy Bellows Bonham, Texas 583-3125 4 . 111 1983-84 Cardinal Boosters MR. AND MRS. JIMMIE ALLRED AND FAMILY BRENDA AND J. B. BALDRIDGE JAMES, RUTH ANN, AND FELECIA CAPEHART MR. AND MRS. LARRY CORNELL, LANCE AND ZACH BILL AND JUDY CATES AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JIM FRANCIS AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. DONALD L. NICHOLS JOHN AND MARYDELL NORRIS, KIM AND LORI RICHARD, GAIL, BRIAN, AND ASHLEY OWNBY MR. AND MRS. MILTON PUGH, JR. MR. AND MRS. JOE H. TAYLOR AND CARY MR. AND MRS. R. E. THOMASSON AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. GENE THURMAN, ANGELA AND KELLY MR. AND MRS. BOB TIDWELL AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JAMES WAT9 N AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. BOB YOUNG AND THE PRETTY BLUEBIRDS