Savoy High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Savoy, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1988 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication ........................4 Sports ............................6 Honors ........................... 24 Favorites ........................ 26 School Board .....................32 Administration 33 Faculty ..........................34 Seniors .......................... 38 Underclassmen ....................48 Elementary 60 Organizations ....................74 Activities .......................82 Advertising ......................98 T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S In Dedication . . . Wesley Harold Ballard Because of health reasons, Mr. Ballard retired from teaching at the beginning of the 1987-88 school year. During his career, he taught at Silverton two years, Ector one year, and at Savoy for the past twenty-four years. He graduated from East Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Vocational Agriculture in 1960 and received a Master of Education degree in 1969. He taught science at SHS until 1980 when be began teaching VoAg. He served as VoAg Chapter advisor and was a member of the Ag Teacher’s Association. Because of Mr. Ballard’s dedication to education, and for his service to Savoy High School, it is with pride that we dedicate the 1987-88 Cardinal to Mr. Ballard. The Annual Staff Mr. Harold Ballard Savoy High School 1963-1987 SPORTS H I G H S c H O O L F O O T B A L L Top Left: Jimbo Smith, Theo Dettmer, Pat Murphree, Jamie Cheek, Micheal Smith, Jeff Stewart, Jeff Bellows, Chris Cooper, Randy Wilhelm, Shawn Jackson. Middle Left: David Dophied, Scotty House, Scott Francis, Jody Lowry, Jim Bob Bradley, Ronnie Downs, Brian Gaddy, Reed Yeary, George Jones. Bottom Left: Mike Watkins, Keith Thomasson, Brent Frailicks, Lance Cornell, David Gaddy, John Barron, Roy House This football season began with a bang. The Cardinals, welcoming Billy Coburn and Rick Foreman as new coaches, won their first game of the season and really developed a winning attitude. The Cardinals went on the won three more games in a row. During the season, some players were injured; but Assi. Coach — Ted Dettmer, Head Coach — Billy Coburn, Assi. Coach — Rick Foreman they kept coming to the games to cheer the Cardinals on. The Cardinal fans were also very supportive. We lost a few games, but the team still kept that “Cardinal Spirit”. Savoy is proud of its football team; for we know all the hard work the team has done. S.H.S. Visitors Collinsville 34 14 Prosper 17 - 13 Era (Forfeit) 1 0 Cumby 35 0 Detroit 0 6 Fannindel 16 - 47 Celeste 12 - 16 Lone Oak 7 - 51 Blue Ridge 0 - 21 Gunter 13 66 Captains — David Gaddy, Ran- dy Wilhelm, Brent Frailicks, and Lance Cornell 6 7 c A R D I N A L S left to right, back row-John Barron, Jamie Cheek, Pat Murphree, Chris Cooper, Troy Phillips, David Dophied, Brian Gaddy, Lance Cornell, Coach Rick Foreman, Scott Francis, Bryon Underwood, Jim Bob Bradley, Mike Watkins, Brent Frailicks. OPPONENT Muenster Whitewright Leonard Leonard Bells Chism Trenton Tom Bean Bells Celina Honey Grove Leonard Celeste Whitewright Wolfe City Leonard Ector Roxton Dodd City Sam Rayburn Ector Roxton Dodd City Sam Rayburn 8 L A D Y C A R D I N A L S The 1987-88 Varsity Lady Cardinals were: (left to right) Michelle Seigler, Jenny Thomas, Shari Melugin, Sheila Davis, Joetta Mullican, Tishia Murphree, Manager-Rhonda Lewis, Michelle Doan, Angie Hodge, and Margaret Dettmer. Varsity Scores Opponents Sam Rayburn 52 Chism 85 Bland 38 Trenton 34 Celeste 67 Bells 29 Leonard 42 Bells 51 Leonard 55 Bells 25 Leonard 64 Wolfe City 43 Cooper 48 Roxton 29 Ector 30 Whitewright 54 Whitewright 24 It can’t be that bad, Sheila. There goes the ball Tishia!!!! Junior Opponents Varsity Scores Savoy Whitewright 24 21 Dodd City 28 32 Bland 32 28 Celeste 24 28 Bells 46 34 Chism 38 41 Bells 29 24 Leonard 43 24 Leonard 34 17 Leonard 34 26 Whitewright 30 26 The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Lady Cardinals were: (left-right) Mandy Smith, Diane Coburn, Sopeia Flood, Lori DuMuth, Annissa Isom, Jennifer Ryon, Stacey Slaughter, Cari Cooper, and Tana Coburn. L A D Y C A R D I N A L S n 1988 CARDINAL BASEBALL TEAM — First Row: Brent Frailicks, Reed Yeary, Mike Watkins, Shawn •Jackson. Ronnie Downs, dim Bob Bradley, and Roy House. Second Row: Coach Ted Dettmer, Troy Phillips. Pat Murphree. David Gaddy, Chris Cooper. Lance Cornell. Brian Gaddy, Theo Dettmer, Jamie Cheek. John Barron. David Dophied, and Assistant Coach Billy Coburn. B A S E B A L L 8 8 mmuHm if A R E A C H A M P S 13 c A R D I N A L T R A C K Brent gets last minute tips. David crosses the finish line. The 1987-88 Cardinals were very successful this year in track. There were 13 guys who competed at the district meet. The results are as follows: 400 m. relay- Jamie Cheek, John Barron, Lance Cornell, and David Gaddy 2nd: 100 m. dash- Lance Cornell 3rd, Jamie Cheek 6th; 200 m. dash- Lance Cornell 3rd, Jamie Cheek 5th; 110 m. hurdles- Roy House 2nd, John Barron 6th; 300 m. hurdles- Brent Frailicks 5th; 400 m. dash- Brian Gaddy 3rd; 800 m. run- Brian Gaddy 2nd; 3200 m. run- Reed Yeary 6th; 1600 m. relay- Brian Gaddy, David Gaddy, Roy House, and Brent Frailicks 3rd; Long jump- John Barron 5th; High jump- Brian Gaddy 5th; and Pole vault- Scott Francis 2nd, Jody Lowery 3rd, and Mike Watkins 4th. Congratulations guys! Brian runs the 400. Troy and Mike pose for the picture. The 1987-88 Cardinals (1 to r): Brian Gaddy, Troy Phillips, Jamie Cheek, Micheal Smith, Lance Cornell, David Gaddy, Brent Frailicks, Roy House, John Barron, Jody Lowery, (not pictured) Reed Yeary, Mike Watkins, and Scott Francis. Lance and Jamie take a break. The mile relay prepare to run. Is this what happens at track meets? Mandy Smith does the long jump. Run, Tana!! The 1987-88 Lady Cardinals had a very successful track year. This year at district, the results were as follows: 400 m. relay- Joetta Mullican, Mandy Smith, Sheri Clinton, Khristy Nichols, and Tishia Murphree 2nd; 200 m. dash- Sheri Clinton 6th; 400 m. dash- Khristy Nichols 1st, Joetta Mullican 2nd, and Katrina Baecht 4th; 800 m. run- Mandy Smith 2nd, Michelle Seigler 4th; 1600 m. relay- Joetta Mul- lican, Mandy Smith, Ti- shia Murphree, Khristy Nichols, and Sheri Clin- ton 1st; Shot put- Angie Hodge 6th; Discus- Angie Hodge 2nd; and Triple jump- Mandy Smith 1st, Tishia Murphree 3rd, and Kristy Nichols 4th. The girls had a total of 100 points with 3rd overall. L A D Y C A R D I N A L T R A C The 1987-88 Lady Cardinals (1 to r): Coach Gary Rowland, Mandy Smith, Shari Melugin, Tishia Murphree, Joetta Mullican, Khristy Nichols, Angie Hodge, Michelle Doan, Sheri Clinton, Michelle Seigler, Donna Francis, Jana Smith, Diane Coburn, Katrina Baecht, and Tana Coburnjnot pictured). H S c H E E R L E A D E R S Jennifer Ryon Soph. 1 yr. Jennifer Francis Senior 2 yrs. The 1987-88 High School Cheerleaders worked real hard this year in building school spirit. They raised enough money, from fund raisers, to but themselves new suits. A new thing the cheerleaders tried this year was a cheerleading camp for the younger girls. They have tried hard to boost the spirit of the fans and teams, in which they have succeeded to alot of people. The Cheerleaders have requested to say a big “THANK YOU” to Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Murphree, who have continually supported them and has taken the time out to help them. Joetta Mullican Junior 1 yr. Mandy Smith Soph. lyr. Tishia Murphree Junior 3 yrs. Head Cheerleader Khristy Nichols Senior 3yrs. f r ce 1-3 o o J. H. Cardinal Touchdown. What play. Coach? Scott throws the ball to Jason. Heady, Set, Hut-Hut! Back row: Coach Bill Colburn, Matt Moore, P.W. Crafton, Brandon Johnson, Brian Dennis, Shannon Christopher, Justin Young, Cary Erickson, Brad Taylor, Jason Loury, Coach Rick Foreman. Front row: John Meek, Stacy Foster, Sam Cheek, Micheal Meek, Bryan Hemming, Scott Reed, Sam Garrison, Lesley Owen, Denise Sanders, and Jason Biggs. back row, left to right-Sam Garrison, Billy Clinton, Justin Young, Brandon Johnson, Brad Taylor, Matt Moore, Chris Johnson, Jason Biggs, Cary Erickson, Dennis Sanders, John Meek, Scott Reed, Coach-Rick Foreman, front row, left to right-J.B. Baldridge, Johnny Bangs, Shaun Forster, Michael Meek, Jon Thomas, Sam Cheek, Brian Hicks, Travis Rolen, Stacy Foster, James States. OPPONENTS Roxton Sam Rayburn Dodd City Ector Roxton Sam Rayburn Ector Dodd City Bells Ector Ector 58 SAVOY 14 36 42 43 39 29 34 60 12 34 39 34 36 43 36 34 27 26 35 19 33 C A R D I N A L S 19 J H L A D Y C A R D I N A L S back row, left to right-Tabitha Sanders, Tamala Thrasher, Suzanne Johnson, Betsy Bradley, Alice Moore, Tonya Bishop, Kris Toliver, Amy Scott, Kristen Smith, Gloria McGee, front row, left to right-Misty Watkins, Shannon Jackson, Stephanie Dettmer, Amber Ramsey, Leslie Watson, Sandy Steedman. OPPONENT SAVOY Roxton 38 21 Sam Rayburn 29 19 Dodd City 16 42 Ector 20 31 Roxton 31 26 Sam Rayburn 04 39 Bells 20 17 Ector 25 29 Dodd City 13 36 Bells 32 27 Trenton 24 34 Ector 17 14 Winning. Striving to be the best. This year, the Jr. High did just that. The students were very successful in track. Not only did the athletes excel in personal events, but they also accumulated enough points together to win the district track meet. Thirteen girls and seventeen boys in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades competed in the meet. They had someone entered in almost every event. Way to go! With all your hard work, sweat, and determination, you deserve your reward. Back row (1 to r): Chris Johnson, Dennis Sanders, Justin Young, Jason Biggs, Cary Erickson, Matt Moore, Brad Taylor, Brandon Johnson, Coach Billy Coburn. Front row: Johnny Bangs, Billy Clinton, James States, Sam Cheek, Sam Garrison, Stacy Foster, Travis Rolen, John Meek, and Jon Thomas. Jump Matt!! Back row (1 to r): Coach Gary Rowland, Carie Peacock, Tabitha Sanders, Suzanne Johnson, Tonya Bishop, Amy Scott, Betsy Bradley, Alice Moore. Front row: Shannon Jackson, Stephanie Dettmer, Amber Ramsey, Kathryn Baecht, Leslie Watson, and Sandy Steedman. What form, Misty! J R H I G H T R A C K Misti Watkins seventh FAVORITES HONORS H O M E C 0 M 1 N G Q u E E N David Joetta Gaddy Mullican Football, 4 yrs All Dist. Honor. Mention Linebacker, Jr-Sr. yrs All Tcxoma Land, Sr yr Track, Fres. and Soph, yrs Baseball, 4 yrs Member of 1987 State Semi-Finalist Team Beta Club, 4 yrs President of FCA, Sr yr Basketball, 3 yrs Track, 2 yrs Cheerleader. Jr yr FCA member FHA, 1 yr Junior Class President Annual Staff, Jr yr Beta Club, 3 yrs M R F 0 O T B A L L Tishia Murphree, Junior David Gaddy, Senior Joetta Mullican. Junior Lance Cornell, Senior Jennifer Francis, Senior Shawn Jackson, Junior Tishia Murphree, Joetta Mullican, Khristy Nichols, Jennifer Francis Khristy Nichols, Senior Brent Frailicks, Senior MR AND MISS S.H.S. Brent Frailicks Rhonda Lewis MOST POPULAR Brent Fralicks Jennifer Francis BEST ALL- AROUND Joetta Mullican Brain Bradshaw MOST PROMISING FUTURE Rusty Cornwell Missy Baker BEST DRESSED Stacey Slaughter Jamie Cheek o BIGGEST WOLF- FLIRT Reed Yeary Khristy Nichols WOKOOJ PQOCKQ The Savoy Board of Education consists of seven elected members that meet regularly on the second Monday of every month to provide leadership for administration and to decide school policy. The position of a board member is a difficult task and receives little recognition. The Board must provide the qual- ity education for the students, but still must answer to the community electorate. It is the feeling of the Savoy High School Cardinal Staff that we are fortunate to have such dedicated board members and we thank them for their support and concern and we appreciate their hard work for us. top left- Anita Dettraer, Roy Dale Stone, Larry Young, bottom left- Steve Ferguson, Jakie Underwood, Dennis Ramsey, Roy Lee Thomas left to right- Sec. Dennis Ramsey; Pres. Larry Young; V.P. Roy Lee Thomas Superintendent Mr. Johnny Kay Principal Mr. Jerry Newell A Savoy High is very proud of its administration staff. They have prepared us to face the community. Their guidance has aided us as we plan for the future. Because of their influence, we shall become better citizens. They have shown an untiring interest in all our activities and have shared and helped us to build and create our dreams of the future. The students of Savoy High School wish to thank them for inspiring us to face the future with courage and faith. A D M I N I S T R A T I 0 N Principal’s Secretary Mrs. Judy Cates Superintendant’s Secretary Mrs. Dawn Cox Superintendant’s Secretary Mrs. Vicky Stanford -JANET AUTRY Fourth Grade B.S., Fast Texas State University, 1971 Cl AIL BRADLEY Third Grade B.S., Fast Texas Stale University, 1970 ANNETTE COOPER History, language Arts B.S., Hardin Simmons University, 1965 M.Fd., East Texas State University, 1983 History. Basketball B.S.. Fast Texas State University. 1967 IAJCY FULTON Library, English B.A., North Texas State University, 1964 Masters of Library Science. 1984 KAWATHA BAECHT English, Spanish B.A., Southeastern Oklahoma State University, 1965 M.Fd., Southeastern Oklahoma State I .nversity, 1968 BILLY COBURN Math, Football B.S., Southeastern Oklahoma State University, 1977 M.B.S., Southeastern Oklahoma State University, 1979 'FED DETTMER Math. Baseball B.A., University of Dallas. 1967 Home Economics, English B.S., North Texas State University, 1967 M.S., East Texas State University, 1984 CURTISS GRAY Science B.S., East Texas State University. 1969 M.S., East Texas State University, 1971 LUCY JAMISON MELANIE MOOHE First Grade B.S., East Texas State University, 1979 Masters of Education, East Texas State University, 1979 PHYLLIS NEELY Sixth Grade B.S., South Eastern Oklahoma State University, 1976 M.S.. East Texas State University, 1983 Second Grade B.A., East Texas State University, 1970 M.Ed.. East Texas State University. 1972 TERRY PHIFER Agriculture, Biology B.S., Texas A M, 1976 Vo-Ag Intro Biology GARY ROWLAND Health, Driver’s Ed.. P.E. B.S.. East 'Pexas State University. 1972 BERYL SEARS Accounting, Computer Science B.S., Southeastern Oklahoma State University. 1978 M.S.. Oklahoma State University. 1980 MARY THOMAS Resource, Special Ed. B.S., Southeastern Oklahoma State University. 1976 M. Ed.. Abilene Christian University. 1979 OB1E RUTLEDGE Science B.S., East Texas State University. 1959 M.S., East Texas State University, 1961 KAY TIDWELL Kindergarten B.S.. West Texas State University, 1972 M.Ed., East Texas State University. 1977 MOLLY WEGER Fifth Grade B.S. Southeastern Oklahoma State University. 1976 35 Cooks Lorene Barron Virginia Hutchins Shirley Stogsdill Lynn Underwood Custodian Counselor Tim Howard Ricky Kennedy Micky Waggoner Nurse Bus Drivers Norma Robinson SENIORS EIGHTY jf nry su flioficy Ch y EIGHT s E N I 0 R S The Senior class of 88 experienced a year of unique accomplishments and opportunities. This was the very first year Savoy High School was allowed to have a real “prom” and homecoming dance. It was also the first year the seniors had their senior trip during spring break when they traveled to Red River, New Mexico to ski! Senior accomplishments included medals in track and UIL Literary events and winning area in baseball. Seniors began the year with an ice cream supper and worked all year on fund-raising by selling cheese and candy, fruit, cakes as football games and by sponsoring a garage sale and basketball tournament. Senior Class Favorites Jennifer Francis and Brian Bradshaw 8 8 S E N I 0 R G R A D U A T I 0 N Lee Price, Sharilyn Griffitt, Rhonda Rasor, Pansy Mitschke, Mark Simpson, David Gaddy, Lance Cornell, Brent Prailicks, Rusty Rolen, Rhonda Lewis, Rusty Cornwell, Margaret Dettmer, Brian Bradshaw, Michelle Doan, Scott Sewell, Angie Hodge, Jennifer Francis, Kevin Franklin, Khristy Nichols, Rick Berube, Dawn Cheek, Missy Baker, and Sheri Clinton. Valedictory Margaret Dettmer Salutatory Missy Baker Angie Hodge - Class history David Gaddy - Class will Joetta Mullican - Prophecy Jennifer, Rusty, Khristy, Brian, Brent, Rhonda, and Margaret. Mrs. Francis is having fun. Mr. Newell looks like he’s having a hard day. The girls stole the guys underwear and put them in the freezer. Angie and Rusty riding on the ski lift. Red River, New Mexico was the destination of the class of 88 during Spring Break. Twelve brave seniors “hit the slopes”— eleven for the very first time. The snow was great, the falls were many, but everyone came home accomplished skiers. Angie got sick, but it didn’t slow her down. Shopping for souvenirs the night before we left seemed like Christmas shopping with the falling snow. It was a great experience — Red River will never be forgotten. Mr. Rowland and Mr. Newell enjoying the peace and quiet. First meal and Khristy is hungry. Lance and Rusty race down the mountain. Lance did a good job on showing everybody how to fall. Ruff day on the road for Rhonda, Rusty, and Brian. J u N I 0 R S The Junior Class unified their efforts during 1988 to become one of the more successful classes from Savoy High. Under the leadership of President Joetta Mullican, and with Mr. Sears and Mrs. Fulton as sponsors, the class raised money to host the seniors at Savoy High School’s first-ever Junior-Senior Prom. Held at the Sheraton Inn in Sherman, the Juniors danced the night away with Ql02’s Brian Christopher as D.J. In fact, everyone had “The Time of Their Life.” Other officers of the junior class were Tishia Murphree, Vice- President; Jenny Thomas, Treasurer; and Mike Watkins, Secretary. Shellie Adams Chris Cooper Sheila Davis Julie Doan David Dophied Ronnie Downs Donna Francis Lisa Hacker Shawn Jackson George Jones Shari Melugin Tracy Baker Gary Bellows Jeffrey Bellows Tammy Price Gloria Rolen Michelle Siegler Jana Smith Jimbo Smith Micheal Smith Jenny Thomas Keith Thomasson Mike Watkins Reed Yeary The Class of Nineteen-Ninety S o p H O M 0 R E S One day I will look upon this page And remember times we’ve had First I’ll think of the good times Then the care that showed through the bad. Someday we may go our separate ways But now we must work as a team If we support each other We can gain our every dream. When we are grown and out of school Our ghosts whisper in the hall We’ll remember the class of ’90 As the greatest class of all! Katrina Baecht Mary Baker We are bad We are mighty We are the class of 1990 Robert John Barron James Bradley Kim Bevill Jamie Cheek Katrina Cheek Tammie Clinton Theo Dettmer Donna Flood Brian Gaddy Tammie Gowin Melanie Holmes Roy House Anissa Isom Michael Moore Troy Phillips Jennifer Ryon Amanda Smith Jeff Stewart W’anda Stogsdill Teri Toliver Bryon Underwood Randy Wilhelm Sonya Williams Lisa Wright Thomas Yeager 50 F R E S H M E N Alicia Caylor Diane Coburn Tana Coburn •Jeraldine Collins Cari Cooper Lorie DeMuth Sopiea Flood Scott Francis Jennifer Green Samantha Harvey Scott House This year was the Freshman’s first year in high school. They en- joyed playing high school football, basketball, baseball, and track. They also got the opportunity to join high school clubs such as Beta, FHA, FFA, and Student Council. ■T 52 Jody Lowry Melissa Miller Misty Miller Shannon Montgomery Pat Murphree Athena Nodier David Reed Kristie Shenold Shana Shin Stacey Slaughter p E I G H T H G R A D E C7 Randy Cornwell Shannon Christopher Brian Dennis Rhonda Downs Stacy Foster Lori Frainklin Kerri Gilbert Chad Hall Scotty Harvey Rodney Hill Alice Moore Matt Moore Melissa Nodier Lawana Peacock Nikki Reed Jason Reed John Romans Dennis Sanders Lou Stewart Cindi Stogsdill Donna Stone Brad Taylor Tamala Thrasher Angela Woodson Justin Young 54 What’s the matter, Stacy? The Eighth Grade class of 1988 graduated from the ranks of Savoy Junior High School on May 26, 1988. This was one of the more memorable highlights of our lives to this point. The entire year was great. We enjoyed some new classes and some new teachers. We enjoyed Mr. Foremen teaching our history class and especially enjoyed Computer Literacy with Mr. Sears. A truly great year, but we look forward to High School, and we will become the Seniors of 1992. s E V E N T H G R A D E Seventh grade finally made it out of Elementary. This was their first year to start into Jr. High. They are five years away from getting out of school. The Seventh graders have had to get use to new teachers and lots more work. They had History with Mr. Foreman, Reading and English with Mrs. Crabb, Math with Mr. Colburn, Science with Mr. Rutledge and F.E. followed by a Study Hall. After all the hard work, and getting in trouble they had a great year. Good Luck Seventh Graders and have fun your last five years. Lisa Adams Kathryn Baecht Johnny Bangs Betsy Bradley Billy Clinton Paul Crafton Stephanie Dettmer Cary Erickson Sam Garrison Venus Hale Bryan Hemming Shannon Jackson Brandon Johnson Chris Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jason Lourey John Meek Jeana Nodier Karen Owen Christina Pike Tabitha Sanders Amy Scott Greg Shorts Andrew Smith Kristen Smith James States Jamie Teems Khris Toliver Chris Underwood Misti Watkins 57 E I G H T H G R A D E G R A D U A T I O N 58 s I X T H G R A D E The sixth grade class has had a year filled with excitement. They have participated in the Christmas and open house programs. They were also invited to Bonham on more than one occasion to listen to musical ensembles. The sixth graders have taken several field trips. They went to the Bonham Veteran’s Hospital in honor of Veteran’s Day, where they were served lunch and several of the student’s met Congressman Ralph Hall. In conjunction with our study of medieval history, the class visited a real “castle” in Bells, and even constructed their own castle in the classroom. A trip to the library, television station and TPandL were also highlights of our year. The class enjoyed working on computers and doing science experiments. One memorable science experiment ended with a “bang” when a student, who shall remain nameless, helped our vinegar and soda solution “explode” all over the room and the teacher. The class is very thoughtful and sensitive to the needs of others. I hope they will enjoy building their “castles” for each of these “knights and Ladies” are unique and very special. Pam Adams J.B. Baldridge Robin Ballard Felecia Capehart Sam Cheek Shawn Forster Bryan Hicks Krista Isom Gloria McGee Michael Meek Sabrina Melugin Gene Owen Carie Peacock Amber Ramsey Travis Rolen Lori Shenold Sandy Steedman Jon Thomas Leslie Watson Cynthia Woodson Fifth grade is an enjoyable grade to teach. The subject material is interesting and the students are maturing quickly. We have seventeen students in our class this year, thirteen boys and only four girls. We work hard, but we do take some time out for fun. Sports, art, and the computer room are a big hit, as well as field trips. This year, we have visited the Veteran’s hospital for Veteran’s Day, the Denison Herald Newspaper office, the Denison Library, Bells bank, nursing homes, and a musical instrument presentation in Bonham. The kids also enjoyed the week-long drug program for the elementary and presenting a Thanksgiving and Christmas play- Every class is special — and this one is no different. I hope fifth grade will be a memorable year for them. — Molly Weger, fifth grade Chris Foster Chris Garrison Stacy Hale Jennifer Kay Marc Moore Billy Peacock Jason Pugh Willie Reeder Jeffery Sanders Jerry Smith Stephen Smith Allen Stewart Charla Woodson Donna Young Stephanie Underwood F I F T H G R A D E 61 HOWO KHSdO Tracy Foster Shaune Glass Virginia McGee Amber Neely Kelly Ryon Tony Stone Michael Taylor Allison Tidwell Jamie Titsworth Josh Weger The third grade of 1988 is a well rounded group of eight boys and eight girls. Their enthusiasm, energy, and imagination make them a joy to teach. Their eagerness to please makes each school day special. Gail Bradley Shleana Bishop Mandy Brown Brannon Cloer Ricky Cornwell Josh Hicks Clay Johnson Kristina Milks Jenny Monroe Robert Neely Michael Owens Travis Reynolds Jacklyn Rhoades Chris Slaughter Amanda Wagoner Tabitha Yeager T H I R D G R A D E 63 s E C O N D G R A D E This year’s second graders really enjoyed the school year. Not only did they learn cursive writing, but they also made several fun projects; such as, seed collections, dinosaur dioramas, ocean life projects, and Valentine box projects. The second graders enjoyed a field trip where they visited the Sherman police station, fire station, and public library. Under Mrs. Moore, the children had a great year in second grade. M Second graders take a break in the library. Will Bradley Carrie Burnett Jerry Lee Coker Justine Dancer Elizabeth Dettmer Jason Elk Jenny Foster Lori Lankford Tracy Mize Toni Phillips Kellie Ramsey Billy Teague Hollie Vest Monica Viers First Grade of 1987-1988: We are a very small class. There are five girls and four boys. We have worked very hard learning to read and to write. We went on a field trip to Sherman where we visited the fire station, police station, the library and had lunch at Burger King. We enjoyed caroling at the Bells bank at Christmas. We also went to both nursing homes to sing for Christmas. We later went to Mr. Ballard’s home to wish him a Merry Christmas. This has been a very exciting year for First Grade. Kimberly Anderson Melissa Burks Erin Klose Stephen Meek Stephanie Milks Casey Moore David Price Misty Smith Chris Walker Earl Wilson F I R S T G R A D E 65 K I N D E R G A R T E N Kindergarten has been a very exciting place this year. We have made many new friends and have learned many new and exciting things. We started the year off with a Blue Balloon Blastoff for the letter B. Each week brought a new letter and a lot of new experiences. We have worn caps, glasses, neckties, jeans, and freckles. We have pretended to be doctors, kings, reindeer, and zebras. We have visited the Post Office, grocery store, Donut Palace, and fire station. We have had visitors to come to our room to entertain us. We have eaten Bugs on a Bed, Hot Rod Hot Dogs, and Kangaroo Pockets. We have laughed, cried, and played together. We have learned that we all have feelings and that we need to be nice to others. Kindergarten has been home away from home for nine months. It has been a place where we have developed many skills and learned many positive, worthwhile values. It has been a fun year as well as a year of learning, sharing and most of all loving. Scotty Burks Rachel Burpo Ross Chlapecka Amber Dunn Cynthia Foster Hollie Harvey Elisha Jordan Mande Merworth Brittany Moore John Ricker Jeremy Sanders Sherelle Smith Kristy Teague Cody Vest Wesley Via Mitchell Wagoner Nicole Yeager Elementary takes a break. Third grade’s spooks Jenny tells Santa what she wants for X-mas. The elementary students have had a very exciting year. They held a Halloween “Spook” contest where the student with the spookiest costume from every class won an award. During Christmas they went caroling at the nursing homes and at the First National Bank in Bells. They exchanged cards on Valentine’s Day before throwing a party complete with a large amount of candy, cookies, and cupcakes. The annual Easter Egg Hunt was held in April, with prizes going to the student with the most eggs. The elementary teachers summed up the year with a series a of fun-filled and exciting field trips. Elementary spreads Christmas cheer. E L E M E N T A R Y A C T I V I T I E S 69 70 E L E M E N T A R Y A C T I V I T I E S 71 E L E M E N T A R Y F A V 0 R 1 T E S Aaron Reynolds and Amanada Brown — Third Grade Josh Wegar and Kellie Ramsey -• - Fourth Grade Hollie Veast and Will Bradley — Second Grade Sam Cheek and Pam Adams --- Sixth Grade Jennifer Kay and Mark Moore --- Fifth Grade Amber Dunn and Jeremy Sanders --- Kindergarten Kim Anderson and Casey Moore — First Grade B E T A W I N S S T A T E T A L E N T The Beta Club of 1987-88 has had a very successful year. In January, ten Beta members competed for the state talent title and won first place. They presented a melo- dy of fifties music titled “Lost in the Fifties”. Those partici- pating were Brent Fralicks, David Gaddy, Missy Baker, Donna Francis, Gloria Rolen, Katrina Baecht, Misty Mill- er, Jenny Thomas, Julie Doan, and Joetta Mullican. In June they will travel to Little Rock, Arkansas, to compete at the National Beta Convention. The Beta Club members and sponsers for 1987-88 were: Brenda Gaddy, Annette Cooper, Lori DeMuth, Misty Miller. Diane Coburn, Gloria Rolen, Donna Francis, Katrina Baecht, Jenny Thomas, Shellie Adams, Pansy Mitsche, Missy Baker, Joetta Mullican, Margaret Dettmer, Sheila Davis, Julie Doan, Scott Francis, Brian Gaddy, Jeff Bellows, Jim Bob Bradley, Theo Dettmer, Brian Bradshaw, Rusty Cornwell, David Gaddy, and Brent Fralicks. Brent Fralicks and Brian Gloria Rolen Bradshaw Brent Fralicks and David Gaddy await the talent competion Our Super State Convention chaperones: Brenda Gaddyd, Annette Cooper, and John Gaddy Competing at State!!! 74 The Booster Club of 1987-88 backed the athletic pro- gram this year. They bought the program a whirl pool and built new dugouts for the baseball field. They met to discuss fund raisers and ideas to promote sports and to assist in developing the entire athletic program. We, the student body, would like to thank the Booster Club members for the work they have done to help boost the fans’ and players’ spirits. Pictured left to right: President, John Gaddy; Secretary, Karl Shenold; Not Pictured, Vice-President, Jimmy Do- phied B 0 0 s T E R C L U B Two Seniors enjoying the whirlpool. F H A 1987-88 Officers Sergeant-at-Arms - Misty Miller Parliamentarian - Samantha Harvey V.P. of Public Relations - Anissa Isom V.P. of Recreation - Jenny Thomas Scott Francis - FHA Beau V.P. of STAR Events - Katrina Baecht V.P. of Projects - Jana Smith Treasurer - Lee Price Secretary - Tammie Clinton V.P. of Achievement - Alicia Caylor V.P. of Programs - Gloria Rolen President - Donna Francis The FHA Chapter had a lot of fun this year. At our meetings we held a scavenger hunt, participated in an Adopt-a-Grandparent program, had a Christmas party, saw a make- up demonstration, and had several guest speakers. We also took a trip to Six Flags, sold Tom Watt, and sponsored FHA Week. We also went to the Regional and State Conventions. Delegates to the Regional Convention held at Tyler were Donna Francis, Gloria Rolen, Katrina Baecht, and Alicia Caylor. Donna Francis also ran for Regional Vice-President of Projects. Delegates to the State Convention held at Fort Worth were Donna Francis, Teri Toliver, Samantha Harvey, and Anissa Isom. 76 Back row, left: George Jones, Gary Bellows, Scott Sewell, Rick Berube, Mark Simpson, Kevin Franklin, Front row, left: Mr. Gray, Keith Thomasson, Reed Yeary, Shawn Jackson, Micheal Smith, Mike Watkins, Jimbo Smith, Ronnie Downs, Not Shown: Katrina Cheek, Troy Phillips, Bryon Underwood This is the first year FFA has been active in Savoy. Thanks to Mr. Phifer, the FFA has been able to go outside the class- room. Mr. Phifer has established a Livestock and Dairy judging team. This team has been able to go to the Fort Worth Livestock Show and the Houston Livestock Show. The FFA Chapter will receive money to buy new tools and new equipment for the Ag. shop. With the new tools and equipment, the chapter will be able to build things to sell and to help raise money to help improve our chapter. The FFA members would like to say thanks to Mr. Phifer. “We couldn’t have done it without you!” — President Katrina Cheek 1987 88 Officers Secretary T reasurer- Jody Lowry Reporter- Micheal Smith Vice-President- Scctt Francis President- Katrina Cheek More members: Sopeia Flood, Scott Francis, Da- vid Reed, Scotty House, Jody Lowry, Pat Murph- O dOO This is the first year Savoy has had a student council. In the 1986-87 school year, each class appointed two students to work together during the summer to form the student council constitution. When the 1987- 88 school year started, each class again elected two students to represent their class. These students were (pictured below): Seniors- Margaret Dettmer, president; Angie Hodge, secretary; Junior- Shellie Adams, vice-president; Julie Doan, treasurer; Sophomores- Katrina Beacht, reporter; Jim Bob Bradley; Freshmen- Stacey Slaughter; and Lorie DeMuth, treasurer. The first major activity of the council was to sponsor a homecoming dance. This was Savoy’s first dance, and the most successful non-athletic activity held at the school. The council met once a week to discuss changes within the school and activities for the students. The student council has been very successful and with the support of the sponsor Mr. Beryl Sears and the school, it will continue to get better each year. The Freshmen representatives take time to chat be- tween classes. Reporter Katrina Beacht really enjoys the football game. Everyone was a little timid at the start of the dance. What’s so funny girls??? With the 1987-88 school year came FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes). Coach Billy Coburn and Coach Rick Foreman sponsored the club, while the elected officers David Gaddy, President; Pat Murphree, co-Vice-president; Jim Bob Bradley, co-Vice- president; Tana Coburn, Secretary; Chris Cooper, Treasurer; and Brian Gaddy, Public Relations kept the club organized and planned activities. The major activity was FCA weekend at Six Flags, which the members enjoyed, and the major fund raiser was the Hoopsters game. The game was entertaining for the fans as well as the people who played. FCA has brought to its members fun, fellowship, and learning to work as a team with other Christians through Jesus Christ. It has helped to direct the youth of Savoy High School to have a Christian attitude not only in athletics but in other aspects of life as well. FCA High School members: Bottom row (1 to r): Coach Billy Coburn, Michelle Seigler, David Gaddy, Brent Frailicks, Sheila Davis, Tishia Murphree, Khristy Nichols, Coach Rick Foreman. Second row: Tana Coburn, Gloria Rolen, Diane Coburn, Jennifer Ryon, Mandy Smith, Joetta Mullican, Jenny Thomas. Third row: Teri Toliver, Stacey Slaugh- ter, Jim Bob Bradley, Pat Murphree, Chris Cooper, Ronnie Downs, Shawn Jackson. Top row: David Dophied, Jamie Cheek, Brian Gaddy, Mike W’atkins, Lance Cornell, and John Barron. After the game, the Hoopsters posed with some FCA members. FCA girls LOVE to make posters, right girls? FCA Junior High members: Bottom row (1 to r): Coach Rick Foreman, Greg Shortes, Stacy Foster, Billy Clinton, Johnny Bangs, Chris Un- derwood, Jason Loury, Bryan Hemming, Coach Billy Coburn. Middle row: Chris Johnson, Brandon Johnson, Sam Garrison, Jason Biggs, Brad Taylor, Rhonda Downs, Alice Moore, Kathryn Beacht. Top row: Cary Erickson, Shane Prestridge, Kris Toliver, Jamie Teems, Shan- non Jackson, Stephanie Dettmer, Tabitha Sanders, and Misti Wat- kins. J R S R P R O M The Senior Hir«l. I-H.s (Ihiut! 'Thai sroim'd (lu hi I lie major feeling this year at prom lime. 'This year Savoy had its first Junior-Senior I’rom. 'The program included the song The Time of Mv l ife”, this years theme, sung by Brent Krailicks, Missy Baker, and David Caddy and a slide show of “Senior Memories. The dance floor and dining area were beautifully decorated with maroon and silver balloons and st reamers and with the many colors of prom dresses and luxes. The room exploded with pop ular hits I com l)J Bril James while students and teachers both jammed to the beat. 'This is one prom that no one will ever forget. Jeff and Samantha (lei down Mr. Sears and Mrs. Thomas! Sheila Davis mid dale .lark Kemp. 1988 Seniors (1 to r): First row- Kevin Franklin. Rusty Cornwell. I,ance Cornell. Brent Frailicks. Mark Simpson. Middle row- Brian Bradshaw, Missy Baker. Margaret Dettmer, Jennifer Francis. Rhonda Lewis. Cindy Reynolds. Angie Hodge. Khristy Nichols. David Gaddy. Top row- Rusty Rolen. Dawn Cheek. Sheri Clinton. Lee Price. Rhonda Rasor. Pansy Mitschke, Michelle Doan, and Rick Berube. 1988 Juniors (I to r): First row- George Jones. Reed Yeary, Tracy Baker. Mike Watkins. Shari Melugin, Chris Cooper. Middle row Jenny Thomas. Jana Smith. Ronnie Downs. Jimbo Smith. Shawn Jackson. Sheila Davis. Tammy Price. Shellie Adams. Michelle Seigler. Top row- Donna Francis. Julie Doan. Amy Moore, Joetta Mullican, Micheal Smith. David Dophied. Jeff Bellows. Lisa Hacker. Tishia Murphree, Gloria Rolen, and Gary Bellows. Saturday morning. The Juniors prepare Sheraton. What’s so funny, Amy!?? 84 The students worked hard to prepare the cafeteria for their first dance at Savoy High School. There was a tremendous turn-out of students and parent’s. If we were to pick the winner’s of the dance it would have to be Gail and Bill Tom Bradley. With Gail’s moves you would expect her to be a Solid Gold Dancer. We would like to thank everyone who helped to set up the dance. Also, we would like to thank everyone who came and participated and made most of the people proud of us everyone had a great time. Tishia Murphree Homecoming Queen, Joetta Mullican and her date, Mark Fanning. 87 H A L L 0 W E E N C A R N 1 V A L The Halloween Carnival is a fun event for all walks of people. It gives the classes a chance to raise money and have a good time. This years turn out wasn’t as good as last year. Since, it was held on the night of Halloween, most parents were out with their kids. Jennifer Francis, Khristy Nichols, and Cindy Reynolds Seniors dressed up for Halloween. Angie Hodge Savoy High School District Champions u I 8 8 District Winners Extemporaneous Informative Speaking: David Gaddy — 1st Brent Frailicks — 2nd Lance Cornell — 3rd Extemporaneous Persuasive Speaking: Gloria Rolen — 2nd District Competitors: Front Row — Brent Frailicks, David Gaddy, Lance Cornell. Second Row — Michelle Seigler, Gloria Rolen, Missie Miller, Katrina Beacht, Misty Miller, Tishia Murphree, Brian Bradshaw, Jana Smith, Scott Francis. Back Row — Donna Francis, Diane Coburn, Rhonda Lewis, Angie Hodge, Khristy Nichols, Jenny Thomas, Rusty Cornwell. Poetry Intrepertation: Angie Hodge — 3rd Prose Intrepertation: Gloria Rolen — 4th Donna Francis — 5th Editorial Writing: Donna Francis — 1st Gloria Rolen — 2nd Feature Writing: Jenny Thomas — 5th Headline Writing: Tishia Murphree — 3rd News Writing: Donna Francis — 2nd Brian Bradshaw — 5th Accounting: Rusty Cornwell — 4th Calculator: Margaret Dettmer — 4th Regional Competitors: Front Row — Brent Frailicks, David Gaddy, Lance Cornell. Back Row — Missie Miller, Katrina Beacht. Angie Hodge, Tishia Murphree, Donna Francis, Michelle Seigler, Gloria Rolen. Literary Criticism: Donna Francis — 1st Katrina Beacht — 3rd Number Sense: Donna Francis — 2nd Ready Writing: Katrina Beacht — 2nd STATE QUALIFIERS Donna Francis, David Gaddy, Katrina Beacht David takes a break after competition. ELEMENTARY U.I.L. Elementary U.I.L. competitors from grades 2 - 4. 92 Elementary U.I.L. competitors from grades 5 6. The 1988 Athletic Banquet was held on April 21, 1988 in the cafetorium. Former Dallas Cowboy Carl Miller was the guest speaker. The 1988 Ath- letic awards were given as follows: Football: Offense M.V.P.- Brent Frailicks Most Improved- Chris Cooper Fighting Heart- Mike Watkins Defense M.V.P.- David Gaddy Girls Basketball: Defense M.V.P.- Shari Melugin, Margaret Dettmer Best Free Throw Shooter: Angie Hodge Offense M.V.P.- Margaret Dettmer, Shari Melugin Boys Basketball: Defense M.V.P.- Chris Cooper, John Barron Best Free Throw Shooter- David Dophied Offense M.V.P.- Pat Murphree Girls Track: Khristy Nichols Boys Track: Brian Gaddy 1987 Baseball: Golden Glove- Brent Frailicks, Jody Isom Fireman- Lance Johnson Big Stick- Lance Johnson Fan of the Year: Irving Cross A T H L E T I C B A N Q u E T 1 9 8 8 A N N U A L S T A F F Each year a group of high school students join together to form the Cardinal Annual Staff. Each year the staff selects the theme of the Cardinal, the layout, and the overall appearance of the yearbook. 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