Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

We Are Making History Cardinal ’85 An Era in Savoy I.S.D. History Draws to a Close 1985 marked the end of a long association for the Savoy School District. This was the final year in a long career for Superintendent Robert F. Hodges and his wife and secretary, Mrs. Tommy Hodges. These two in- dividuals have been instrumental in the operation of Savoy for many years, and their shoes will be difficult for anyone, no matter how qualified, to fill. Mr. Hodges has set high standards of academics and principles for the schools and community of Savoy. Mrs. Hodges has displayed expert business skills along with hospitality, kindness, and 'consideration for all those around her. They will leave behind many memories and friends in the halls of Savoy School. It is in their honor that we dedicate this, the 1985 Cardinal. Mr. Robert F. Hodges, 1963-1985 fln fHemory o! Valencia ©itsuiortlj This year Savoy School and the community itself were touched by the loss of Valencia Titsworth. It came quickly and without warning, leaving all who had known Valencia shaken. She left behind friends, playmates, and teachers who will never forget the beautiful young girl with the special qualities that she had. May this help serve as a reminder to all at Savoy what a treasure was lost to us. 4 Table of Contents Classes 31 Organizations 53 Athletics 63 Favorites 87 Homecoming Celebrated by All The new year began in a busy way. New teachers were added to the staff, new classes were added to the schedule, and everyone was thrown into confu- sion by the new rules and regulations. So the ac- tivities of homecoming week provided a welcome break for all. Aren't we cool! Savoy celebrates homecoming with a bonfire. What's Marvin up to? Many students participate in 50's Day. But I thought we couldn't have parties during class. The class of '55 invades Savoy High. 6 Halloween Is a Money-Maker Jody looks interested. Jeremy is having problems with the management. What's so funny, Gu$? Mr. Newell finishes another meal. Pam works hard for taco supper. Todd and Travis look really busy. Willie is actually cleaning up. Fall Brings Same Faces, New Events It looks like the cheerleaders have about got things wrapped up. Johnny’s homeroom. I just broke into the Pentagon defense system. No public display of affection. Brad. The PTA runs a booth at the Fannin County Fair. We know not to eat in the lunch room. The Ag class is always busy. 8 Let’s all arm-wrestle. Marvin and JoWanna tnjoy the bonfire. Todd and Gordon do their best to boost the crowd’s spirit. A Touch of Brazil Comes to Savoy Kai Detlev Quarck Kai Quarck came to Savoy High School in the fall of 1984 as an ex- change student from Brazil. Once here, Kai became active in almost every phase of student life. He became a member of the BETA club, played on the Junior Varsity Basketball team, was elected F.H.A. Beau, took part in all of the Senior Class activities, and was elected Friendliest by the stu- dent body. Perhaps this title best ex- plains the gift that Kai brought to Savoy and left behind when the year was finished. His warm, cooperative and friendly personality made him a favorite among students and teachers alike. Kai, we would like to dedicate this page to you in honor of all the kind, friendly, and funny moments you brought to Savoy High School. We'll miss you. Seasons Change as Fall Becomes Winter Santa Claus Visits Savoy’s Students Kindergarteners pose with Santa. Fourth grade woners if he's here yet. Santa visits with first grade. Santa takes time for a picture Second graders get candy from Santa Santa pauses to examine a gift Third graders welcome Saint Nicholas. • • The Doldrums of Winter Set In Gordon hides out in the gym. Mrs. Blankenship wonders how many more ballgames duties this year. What is it now. ' Cheerleaders wonder what next year will bring. David tries to stir something up. It's a long winter It's cool! Johnny says. Things are always hopping in the ag shop. 12 . . And Everyone Gets a Little Crazy Junior high girls take time out for a picture. Sonya says, I know who's the best. Mr. Newell watches one more ballgame. 13 Easter Follows a Quick Spring Break Want to help me fill my basket.' Oh. to be young and carefree again! 14 Everyone Looks Forward to the End Lisa wishes breaks could be longer and classes shorter. Troy says, Why practice? Let's get it over with now!” Does this look like the right size? Jimmie asks. Mr. Frailicks and friends help seniors earn money for their trip. Teachers are counting the days, too! Brent has everything under control. Khristy soaks up sun at regional track meet. Travis smiles because the end is in sight. 15 Juniors Hold Junior-Senior Banquet The photographer seems to have caught Troy and Tammy by surprise. Is someone up to something, Mike? What's wrong, LeAnn? ■1 Jason looks serious. Should I get seconds. JoWanna enjoys herself. 16 Based on the Theme of Purple Rain Marvin gives the welcome. Stephen reads the will. Greg speaks for the junior class. Chelle and Cathy check to see that everything is in its place. The banquet was a great success. Stephen and Jennifer enjoy the banquet. Sandy and Marvin watch the videos. Jeri and Bryan get at the head ot tne line. Jana reads the prophecy. U.I.L. Tradition Established Back: Jeff Shenold Number Sense. Randy Watson — Number Sense. Jana Mullican — Poetry Interpretation, Jeff Francis — Number Sense, Brian Noyes — Calculator Applications. Front: Kim Norris — Persuasive Speaking and l.incoln-Douglas Debate, Betsy Price — Spelling, Autum Nodier — Spelling, Margaret Dettmer — Calculator Applications. Kim Norris Persuastive Speaking State Jana Mullican Poetry and Prose Regional Betsy Price Spelling Regional Brian Noyes Calculator Regional For the second year in a row, Savoy had four regional qualifiers and one state qualifier. Over the years, Savoy has had several regional participants, most years one or two at a time, and only one or two state participants. The annual staff commends these efforts and offers best wishes for continued success to all the participants. 18 Congratulations Savoy Hosts Elementary-JH U.I.L. Picture memory contestants are anxious to get started. The Savoy cafeteria was a bustling place for U.I.L. Coach Clayton and Mrs. Blankenship took charge of concessions. Lori helps out by selling homemade cookies. Coach Clayton gives directions while Mrs. Bradley stays busy. Savoy contestants eagerly await results from judges. 19 U.I.L. Is a Busy Day for Savoy An eager crowd awaits the winners. Teachers wait for contestants. Savoy presents its smiling winners. Storytellers line up. Savoy presents its elementary U.I.L. contestants Judges put in as much work as contestants. 20 Elementary Teams Get Involved Storytelling Team Picture Memory Team 1 ■ q Number Sense Contestants Spelling Contestants Readywriters Oral Readers 21 A Reception Is Held to Honor 22 The Hodges’ Years of Service at Savoy Mr. Underwood presents the Hodges with gifts. Mrs. Hodges receives a necklace. The faculty presents them with an honorary plaque. Mr. Hodges finds this may help him spend some of his hours of leisure. The reception was a good time for exchanging greetings. Everyone admires the Hodges' gifts. 23 Seniors Have a Hillbilly Weddin’ ” The lovely (?) Belsnickle daughters played by Gordon, JoWanna. Troy, Jimmie, Kim, and Aiirom Haw takes a head count on his daughters. Where's the back door?” Mike asks Travis. JoWanna gets snake-bit. 24 Like the World Has Never Seen Before Till and Mike play a three-day game of checkers. Celie's snakes send Maw and the girls running for cover. The wedding brings tears from the Belsnickle sisters. Paw (Till) Belsnickle lays down the law. % raw gives his blessing to the wedding Tammy doesn't think Marvin is good enough for the Belsnickles. plans. Seniors take a final bow on a memorable play. 25 At Last! Graduation Finally This is the best day of the whole year! 26 Comes for Eager 8th Grade Class 1985 EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATING CLASS 27 1985 Graduation: Kim Norris VALEDICTORIAN Autum Nodier SALUTATORIAN Jimmie Allred Marty Baker Misty Jackson Renea Jackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin 28 A Solemn Occasion Michael Noyes Kai Ouarck Gordon Sies Marvin Smith Julie Spruiell Tonjajackson Teel JoWanna Weldon Brian Williams Travis Winkler Jeff Wright Todd Yeary 29 Seniors Enjoy New Braunfels Resort The The guys relax with a game of Penta. Mr. Dettmer dishes out the money. Did Till lose his traveler's checks.-' HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SENORITA BURRIS! Seniors’ Days Are Filled With Fun Troy has clean-up detail. Travis and Stephen look really alert while watching the money. Mike gets caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. Mrs. Francis keeps Travis and Todd busy. The senior guys get a little exercise alter lunch. tfCSE EE(lLE.E£ E.E EE LEtiEE Jimmie Allred Marty Baker Tammy Burris Troy Cox Pam Davis Stephen Ford Misty Jackson ReneaJackson Tonjajackson Bryan Melugin Till Melugin Autum Nodier Kim Norris Mike Noyes Kai Quarck Dena Strong JoWanna Weldon Brian Williams Travis Winkler Jeffery Wright Todd Yeary (i tLliLliLi S. IZiiLiVL LtliLiLLiLllLi. 11t Savoy's Own Dear Abbie and Ann Landers. Misty seems to know something Kim doesn't. Marvin THINKS he's a loverboy. Do I see cupids flying around? The original smacky. Jeff is sleep reading. Mike has it all figured out. The Ins and Outs Autum might need to take a nap on the bus ride to the convention. Sandy wonders if she can believe what she just heard SCHOOL: IT S A DOGS LIFE!! Chris tries to set the world on its ear. of the Daily Routine What have Jana and LeAnn done to Lisa this time? 33 Juniors Prepare to Become Melody Ballard Jeri Barron James Brown John Clark Harold Cook Jeff Francis Sherri Glass Chris Hale Crissy Hall Lisa Ha2elwood Dean Henagan Johnny Lewis Robert Mitchke Jana Mullican Troy Newman Cindy Price Sandy Price Casey Reynolds Pat Robertson Cathy Teague Todd Thomas Chelle Thomasson Eric Underwood Randy Watson PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER 1984-85 OFFICERS JOHNNY LEWIS GREG WILLIAMS JANA MULLICAN LISA HAZELWOOD Randy, what have you done now' 34 The Leaders of Tomorrow Eric is so suave. Is Mrs. Francis' job in jeopardy? LeAnn's in for a surprise! Juniors favorite period, LUNCH! English throws Jana for a loop. Are the juniors still playing gossip? 35 Sophomores Learn New Tricks Brian Baker Tricia Ballard Joyce Barron Robert Bellows Nanita DcMuth Jason Ford Kellie Foster Michael Hallford Jeff Harvey Jody Isom TinaJackson Lance Johnson Amy Malone Lori Norris Brian Noyes Betsy Price Jeff Shenold Kelly Thurman Tiffanie Turner FJ Vancik Brad Whitmire Michelle Young Reporter - Brian Baker Poorer looks surprised. 36 While Polishing Up on Old Ones Get back to work, Michael. Michelle doesn't look too happy! Ian Atkinson Missy Baker Rick Berube Kim Bowhay Brian Bradshaw Sheri Clinton Lance Cornell Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Brent Frailicks Jennifer Francis Kevin Franklin Freshman Class Begins H.S. David Gaddy Angie Hodge Rhonda Jenkins Charlie Miller Pansy Mitschke Cindy Montgomery Khristy Nichols Ginger Nodier Lee Price Rhonda Rasor Rusty Rolen Wade Self Come on. History can t be all that bad! Scott Sewell Mark Simpson Freshman boys are backed into a corner. 38 With New Classes and Regulations Charlie isn't very interested in his assignment. Come on, Rhonda. You should be awake by now. Never let it be said that the freshman guys are hams, but. . . Do Lance and Brent have something to hide? Mrs. Henagan teaches history. Ginger is up to something. Tracy Baker Gary Bellows Jeffery Bellows Jamie Cheek Chris Cooper Shelia Davis Eighth Grade Moves Up in Class David Dophied Donna Francis Sam Golden Lisa Hacker Tami Henagan Shawn Jackson Johnny Melugin Shari Melugin Amy Moore Joetta Muilican Tishia Murphree Consuella Nodier Tammy Price Julie Reynolds Gloria Rolen Stephen Sanford Michelle Seigler Jana Smith Jimbo is breaking bad! 40 7th Grade Moves Up to Many Changes Katrina Baecht Mary Baker John Barron Jim Bob Bradley Tammic Clinton Billie Crafton Becky Crafton Theo Dettmer Scott Franklin Brian Gaddy Laurie Hallford Anissa Isom Jeremy McElfresh Andy Miller Michael Moore Jack Newman Jill Newman David Reed Jennifer Ryon Christy Schnold Leah Sies Mandy Smith Jeffery Stewart 6th Graders Move Up and Out Alicia Allbritten Alicia Caylor Cari Cooper Lori DcMuth Stephanie Flynn Scott Francis Charles Golden Chad Hall Samantha Harvey Mary Henderson Scotty House Joseph Lowry Holly Miller Misty Miller Shannon Montgomery Pat Murphree Fifth Grade Explores New Worlds Deborah Bass Jason Biggs Shanon Christopher P. 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Crafton Heather Curry Joe Franklin Lori Franklin Jeff Garrison Kerri Gilbert Micheal Golden Scotty Harvey John Meek Alice Moore Matthew Moore Richard Newman Melissa Nodier Jason Patterson Nikki Reed Scott Reed Dennis Sanders Jeffrey Smith Cynthia Stogsdill Lou Ann Stewart Donna Stone Brad Taylor Valencia Titsworth Susanah Todd Tamala Thrasher Angela Woodson Justin Young Kathryn Baecht Jessica Ball Johnny Bangs John Beasley Betsy Bradley Kevin Branum Fourth Graders Grow Up Quickly A Bobby Burns Billy Clinton Stephanie Dettmer Cary Erickson Sam Garrison Venus Hale Shannon Jackson Brandon Johnson Chris Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jason Lowery Sabrina Melugin Heather Miller Jeana Nodier Christina Pike Tabitha Sanders Amy Scott Greg Shortes Andrew Smith Jamie Teems Chris Underwood Misty Watkins Wesley Whitlock Third Grade Keeps Building Skills Jason Bellows Wendy Branum Sean Brooks April Brown Felecia Capehart Sam Check Richard Curry Valerie Griffin Krista Isom Gloria McGee Michael Meek Kevin Patterson Amber Ramsey Monica Rodiguez Travis Rolen Lori Shenold Sandy Steedmen John Thomas Patricia Vespremi Leslie Watson Leslie Whitlock Cynthia Woodson Allen Stewart 2nd Graders Have Busy School Year Levi Bassett Jason Branum Candace Card Zachary Cornell Michael Edelhauser Christopher Garrison Stacy Hale Courtney Hightower Jonathan Jacobs Marc Moore Ashley Ownby Rosa Patterson Jason Pugh Jeffery Sanders Joseph Self Jerry Smith Stephen Smith Tony Stone Lance Taylor Stephanie Underwood Charla Woodson Donna Young The second grade isn't too busy to take time out to watch the camera. 1st Grade Is Filled With Experiences Scacy Allbritten Jennifer Beasley Nakina Brown Shaune Glass Virginia McGee Amber Neely First graders line up for a group picture. 47 l W A ' The kindergarten is the future of SHS and we wish them the very best so that they will continue to be the greatest. Kindergarten Preparing for Tomorrow Josie Anderson mi Raymond Beene Mandy Brown fv Brannon Cloer Chris Gianelloni — Cale Hightower 41 m Kelly Hille ' 1 vM Jade I.amance Brandon Murray , v Robert Wayne Neely i i Michael Owens 4 -x Suzanne Ramsey ■ SL i 1 « Travis Reynolds Chris Slaughter Amanda Wagoner William Whitlock Tabitha Yeager v'fS Picture Not Available ? - v A U The Men and Women in Charge Robert F. Hodges Superintendent Tommy Hodges Secretary Karan Smith Secretary 1984-85 Savoy School Board Members Standing: Mr. Roy Stone. Mr. Roy Lee Thomas, Mr. Larry Young. Seated: Mr. Bob Tidwell. Mr. Jackie Underwood, Mrs. Debbie Gilbert. President Mr. Jackie Underwood 50 Faculty Endures a Year of Changes Phyllis Neely Kindergarten Gail Own by 1st Melanie Moore 2nd Gail Bradley 3rd Kathy Blankenship 6th Kawatha Baecht Languages Molly Weger 5th Harold Ballard VoAg Bob Clayton History Coach Annette Cooper Computers Ted Dettmer Math Coach Janet Francis Home Ec John Miller English Coach Obie Rutledge Science Gary Rowland Coach Donna Taylor Business English Jerry Newell Drafting Brenda Brooks Aide Judy Cates Aide Kay Tidwell Resource Clara London Librarian Norma Robinson Nurse A1 Graves Counselor Workers Behind the Busy Scenes We can at least duck for cover back here. 52 Jack seems to be the only one working! Annual Staff Records History Clockwise from left: JoWanna Weldon, Tammy Burris, Till Melugin, Marvin Smith, and Kim Norris. Not pic- tured: Cindy Price. Mike waits impatiently to buy an annual. But 1 just spent my annual money on ice cream Till has got this one all figured out. Why aren't the rest of you working?' What do you mean we don't get credit for this class? 54 Of 1984-85 Savoy School Year Editor JoWanna Weldon decides this might not be the best place for a picture. Marvin is supposed to be taking the pictures, not posing for them! You guys expect me to do all the important work around here, says Till. Someone's got an angle on Cindy! 55 BETA Membership Increases, Front row: Autum Nodicr, Betsy Price, Michelle Doan, Missy Baker, Kim Norris. Second row: Margaret Dettmer, Jeri Barron, Pam Davis, Brian Noyes, JoWanna Weldon, Jana Mullican, Crissy Hall, Sandy Price. Back row: Brian Bradshaw. David Gaddy, Jeff Francis, Kai Quarck, LeAnn Wilhelm, Randy Watson, Lisa Hazelwood. 1984-85 BETA Club Officers Does Mr. Newell know what's in this punch? The BETA club pigs out” at another meeting. Missy asks Kai the secret to having curly hair. JoWanna has learned how to delegate the work to the freshmen. 56 So Does the Fun at the Convention Is this a typical convention meeting? You mean we really are expected to attend to some business while we re here, Mrs. Cooper ? Looks like everyone's just waiting for the fun to begin. Jeff, Randy, and Brian challenge their minds. Sit down, Betsy. We re not finished yet. No explanation necessary. 57 THIS 15 THE BEST Playing Hookey. Who is chat .-' Jim has the lead. So this is the watering hole in Fort Worth. Mad Dog II 14K gold Old Yeller Sudden Impact Last year's spring break was unusual. The FFA went to the trac- tor pull at Fort Worth. During the week the seniors took part in the First cattle chaser (go-carts) race. Todd Yeary has a flat tire. 58 FFA HAS MAHY HEW FACES iN 6$ Back row: David Gaddy, Jody Isom. Eric Underwood, Jimmie Allred, John Clark, Gordon Sies, Till Melugin, Mike Noyes. Middle row: Mr. Ballard, Sponsor, Wade Self, F. J. Vancik, Mark Simpson, Michael Halford, Bobby Bellows, Travis Winkler, Kevin Franklin, Brian Baker, Troy Newman. Front row: Jeffery Harvey, Brian Bradshaw, Rick Berube, Lori Norris, Tiffanie Turner, Rusty Rolen, Scott Sewell. Brent Frailicks. Stephen has the power. Travis sees the light. 59 Future Homemakers of America Missy Baker Melody Ballard Tricia Ballard Jeri Barron Joyce Barron Sherri Clinton Pam Davis Nanita DcMuth Margaret Dettmer Michelle Doan Jennifer Francis Angie Hodge Tina Jackson Rhonda Jenkins Amy Malone Pansy Mitschke Cindy Montgomery Jana Mullican Khristy Nichols Autum Nodier Ginger Nodier Betsy Price Lee Price Sandy Price Rhonda Razor Julie Spruiell Cathy Teague Kelly Thurman LeAnn Wilhelm Crissy Hall Michelle Young Chelle Thomasson Future Homemakers Of America FHA HERO Chapters Savoy and Ector FHA members blow up balloons for a balloon lift-otf. Countdown to lift-off, 10-9-8-7 ... Bells and Savoy FHA members competed in a powderpuff football game. Savoy girls try to stop Bells' offense in the backfield. 61 Project G.L.A.D. Chooses Members Gifted Leaders Are Developed 1984-85 PROJECT G.L.A.D.: Kim Norris, Lee Price, Betsy Price, Margaret Dettmer; sponsors Kawatha Baecht and A1 Graves. Lee casts a vote at a G.L.A.D. meeting. Kim presents information at a G.L.A.D. meeting. Margaret looks a little disgusted. Betsy tells Pam all about G.L.A.D. 62 CARDINAL Football — ’84 Edition 1984 Cardinal Team Back row: Todd Thomas, Gordon Sics, Jimmie Allred, John Clark, Bryan Melugin, Greg Williams, Johnny Lewis, Chris Hale. Todd Yeary, Marty Baker, Coach Miller, Coach Dettmer. Middle row: Pam Davis. Margaret Dettmer, Jody Isom, Lance Johnson, Brian Baker, Lance Cornell, Marvin Smith, Travis Winkler, Randy Watson, David Gaddy, Brad Whitmire, Casey Reynolds, Gary Bellows. Front row: F. J. Vancik, Jason Ford, James Brown, Brent Frailicks, Charlie Miller, Mike Noyes. 64 Cardinals line up against Bells. Students Enjoy the Look Mom! No cavities. Santa s lap isn’t big enough for kindergarten. Savoy's own Gene Simmons poses with a Motley Crue. Look at another girl, Johnny? Queen nominees wait on Jana. You can tell me; I won't tell. Elementary enjoys the Christmas party. 1985 School Year Elementary visit the Nursing Home. Elementary get in the Christmas spirit. Elementary invite their parents for lunch. Ereshmen look like they're interested in the ball game. 85 — A Year Full of New What was that answer? Well, I don’t know what to put. Oh! I love Christmas. I'm so cute. You mean me? What did I do? This cup is moving. JoWanna. Experiences and Old Friends Mr. Universe himself. This is really great. Cardinal Offense Has Shining Moments Marvin has the power. Hurry up, Jimmie. John Clark throws the bomb. Hey guys, the coach is coming. Casey gets yardage for the Cardinals. Todd catches the ball. 1984 Season Has Its Special Moments 1984 Homecoming Court JoWanna Weldon — Homecoming Queen Todd Yeary — 1st runner-up Tammy Burris— 1st runner-up Jimmie Allred — 3rd runner-up Jana Mullican — 4th runner-up Gordon Sies — Mr. Football Jeri Barron — 2nd runner-up Bryan Melugin — 3rd runner-up Kelly Thurman — 3rd runner-up Marvin Smith — 2nd runner-up JoWanna Weldon was cheerleader three years and was head her senior year. Gordon Sies played football two years and was captain of the football team his senior year. He was All-District 2nd team Defensive Lineman his junior year and All-District 1st team Defen- sive End his senior year. 67 Savoy Cheerleaders Find 1984-1985 Cheerleaders try to build spirit up during pep rally. Being cheerleader sponsor is full time job. Cheerleaders decorate the bus. A Year of Challenges and Changes Gossip Leaders! Top to bottom: Jo Wanna Weldon, Kelly Thurman, Jen- nifer Francis, Tiffanie Turner. Tiffanie Turner — 2 years Quick! Take the picture. Cheerleaders stretch it to the limit. The End, at last' Jennifer Francis — 1 year 3 years. Head Cheerleader tu JoWanna Weldon — 1985 Cardinal Roundballers VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: Greg Williams, Jeff Francis. Stephen Ford, John Clark, Bryan Melugin. Front row: Randy Watson, Casey Reynolds. Marvin Smith. Troy Cox. 70 J.V. Cards Prepare for Future Jason rebounds the ball. Brent, what are you doing? What is wrong with this ball? Cardinals warm up before the game. I didn't know you could juggle, P.L. Jody shows him how it is done. Kai leaves them gasping. 71 Cardinals Reach for New Heights Stephen gets his position. Casey goes up for the shot. Cardinals play Pottsboro in non-district. Wow! It's not moving. 72 Todd fights for the ball. 1985 Lady Cardinals Excel LADY CARDINALS: Back row: Manager Pam Davis, Jcri Barron, Chelle Thomasson, Jana Mullican, Angie Hodge. LeAnn Wilhelm. Lisa Hazelwood, Crissy Hall. Shari Glass. Coach Rowland. Front row: Rhonda Jenkins, Sheri Clinton, Michelle Doan, Cindy Mon- tgomery, Betsy Price. Michelle Young, Margaret Dettmer, Khristy Nichols. Jeri shoots free throws. Sheri is all alone. 73 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team Margaret, you can't hold the ball. What is going on here.' Hey. throw it to me. Foul on you, number 32. 74 The intra-squad scrimmage Makes It’s Move in District Play What arc they doing over there? This is amazing. W - . Everyone is going for the rebound. Lisa and Crissy are having a conference. LcAnn rebounds the ball. ' Who's got the ball? jeri is determined to make two. Savoy Track Teams Have Success GIRLS' TRACK: Jcri Barron. Sherri Glass. Angie Hodge. Margaret Dett- BOYS' TRACK: Back Row: Marvin Smith. Casey Reynolds. John Clark. Bryan Melugin. mer, Michelle Doan. Sheri Clinton Stephen Ford. Randy Watson. Eric Underwood. Front Row: Brent Frailicks, Jeff Shenold. Brian Bradshaw. Lance Cornell. Jason Ford, David Gaddy. It's about time for the relay to begin. Track team members take Five between events at the district track meet. Jeri is in a class by herself. Jason pours it on. Khristy tries to move up from the outside. 76 In Advancing to 1985 Regionals Will Casey succeed in making it over. Angie competes in the shot put event. Sherri crosses the finish line at the district meet. Go. Goober, go! Marvin really digs in Khristy moves ahead of the field. One more hurdle for Stephen! Brian and Troy leg it out. Goober carries the baton for Savoy. 77 1985 Savoy Baseball Team: Lance Johnson, Lance Cornell, David Gaddy. District Champs and Beyond I knew we could do it, Coach Dettmer modestly replies. Coach Miller helps out on the field. The outfield gets ready to throw the ball into home. The infield waits for the next ball. Junior High Cheerleaders — ’84-’85 Tishia Murphree 8th Grade Mandy Smith 7th Grade Julie Reynolds 8th Grade Joetta Muilican 8th Grade Shari Melugin — 8th Grade Lisa Hacker — 8th Grade Jr. High Basketball Team Shows Back row: Coach Bob Clayton, Theo Dcttmcr, Micheal Smith, John Wallace, David Dophied, Chris Cooper, Jamie Cheek, Jeff Bellows. Front row: Bryon Underwood, Brian Gaddy, Jim Bob Bradley, Andy Miller, Shawn Jackson, Mike Watkins. Keith Thomasson. Coach is gonna kill me if this doesn't go in. Randy is a little hesitant with the whistle. What are they feeding these Trenton monsters? The kid has got style! 82 Plenty of Enthusiasm and Skill Brian plays good defense. Chris shows good form. Cards make it hard for Trenton to shoot. Cardinals play tough defense. Andy, where’s the ball:' 83 Jr. High Lady Cardinals Exhibit m Back row: Anissa Isom, Jennifer Ryon, Julie Reynolds. Lisa Hacker, Joctta Mullican, Tammy Price, Tracy Baker, Shari Mclugin, Coach Rowland. Front row: Michelle Seigler, Tammy Clinton, Amy Moore, Sheila Davis, Tishia Mur- phree, Jenny Thomas. Mandy Smith. Cardinals to the rescue! Athletic Ability and Sportsmanship Joetta plays tough defense. Tisha is on the run. Ms. Hook drives for two. The three-armed woman strikes again. 85 What goes up. must come down. I was gonna dunk it, but the ball slipped out of my hands. Jr. High Track Teams Do Well BOYS' TRACK: Back Row: Mike Watkins, Thomas Yeager, Jack Newman, Brian Gaddy. Front Row: James Smith, Andy Miller. Micheal Smith. Jeffery Stewart. GIRLS' TRACK: Back Row: Anissa Isom. Leah Sies, Tammy Price, Tishia Murphrec. Front Row: Shari Melugin, Mandy Smith, Amy Moore. 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BONHAM, TEXAS 75418 SETH TAYLOR PHONE 583-3181 RES. 583-7054 103 1985: The Things That Made My Closest Friends Were . . . My Favorite Classes Were . . . The Sports I Played Were . . . Other Activities I Participated In Were . . . 104 It a Year to Remember The Thing I Remember Most Was . . . My Favorite Music Was . . . My Favorite Hobbies Were . . . 105 In Twenty Years, I Want to Remember . . . Autograph s 106 Autographs 107 Autographs s 108 Autographs 109 Autographs no Autographs in