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Every achievement, activity, and guiding word is recalled as we realize that these years are of great importance to us. It is here our foundation is estab- lished. 1. Tricia's cau ht in one of her more serious moo . W: 3 nd Darrell appear to be happy ov IV are playing their game. 3. Amy's looking pretty depressed after being backed into a corner. 4. Randy, Student Council President, goes in cognito as Ice Cool . 5. An- nette MUST be looking at Blair!! 6. Tell us what's so funny, Tilmon? 7. Susan tries to be coy for the camera. ft , 41. . . 2 For students, tanned and rested from three months of summer vacation, the beginning of a new school year promised to give students long-lasting memories of Teague High. A whirlwind of activities were soon un- derway. Band members and football players were hav- ing long, hard practices even before school began. Football was Hkingl' and the Teague Lion Band showed their support at halftime on Friday nights. Spirit grew with each frantic pep rally, exciting game, and well- deserved victory of the Lions. Clubs were organized, and the Student Council was soon plunging into new projects. ln spite of the September heat, we settled down to the routine of classes and were soon working on class projects and studying for exams. 8 I if., A.. .ASW ,,., , ,S V f' . QQ fe ..,, . .4 - V I -.3 . ,,.,.,.., H4 f ., f 1' . .f. mf-1 ... lf 3. 4 ' we M . set FOOTBALL, STUDIES FU -START AGAI -,fn fond .ef J 7 QE-'Q :- 1 ' 4 :JU QCCV T' r B' ' . ps.. ff w ' - I 'if' E 4, .--- 4' NX p iv Qi A-as N-xx' xvtlalx ' td .-v- T, . It V ki awe, ' . W Q.. G. 4 r 1. The Lion Band performs at halftime for one of the first games of football season. 2. Hey, Baby! 3. Cheryl kicks off the practice of the halftime show at early morning rehearsal. 4. Kelly asks Diane for a quarter to buy some cotton candy. 5. john and Karen find time for romance at a Ir. High football game. 6. Stephen chooses Coke over Pepsi, 7. C'mon Ginger, give Kala your order. 5O'S- TI-IAT,LL BE THE DAY This elaborate sign was drawn by Lyn Iames. Lyn drew ALL the signs, and the cheerleaders painted them. Don't Blair and Stacy make a cute 50's couple? Patti, Mandi, and Kim are having a great timesn 50's Day! NWS 152,333 - L . A , fff':v2f1ff'V , gf, 1 l ' If-:i f 534 A HUMECOMI G TG REMEMBER . annul ee ' ,. E - 2 nw The Seniors ham it up in the Homecoming parade. Peggy, Cheryl, and Karen contribute their time and en- ergy to the junior float. The Seniors take a break from working on their float. Q, l fl 1 .1 ff- x '11 KARRI REIG S AS Q EE 1. t '70 These Seniors deserve to look happyg their float won first place! HOMECOMING 1978 It's time for another Homecoming Everyone really gets involved in what's going on Fiftie's Day is Thursday, and Or- ange Sz White Day is Friday, so don't forget to dress up The bonfire is huge! I wonder where all the out- houses came from . . . What did you get put on your mum? . . . lust think, next Homecoming we'll be exes . . . There are so many of them at the pep rally.. . T...E...A...G...U...E...Every- one is finally showing some spirit . . . I hope We win tonight. If I ever see another piece of tissue and chicken wire, Illl faint . . . We've stayed up until 12 every night working on the float . . . The Homecoming Court looks so good ... I'm ready for Homecoming 1980 . . . Aren't you? Everyone enjoys the playing of the Fight Song BCf0FB and After t Y, fvf' ff' I4 Cheryl leads the band, and Barry watches Coanh Sm1th and Randy Lonccntratc on xn lmport mt plax ID the lme qi sy' 5- Y , 55. L, 'f ,555 ci, 1. 5' '5ffm,W 5 Kurri Posey is czrowned Homcmmmf Queen HO! sv . 5 f 1 R6 '17 ' , rg 2 , X rv' l . f 'Q . , Q. - .. 5, .. . -1 5 ts 5:4 Q xg. -.5 . lil- +ii '4.+'M' f lt I L 5 lfwao X-rf ini 1 T531 K , ' Y w -. o 1 1 11 5' . . 1 ' 11.1-i we T ' W - I -2 2 pi C ,F Lvl, 1 -, s. + if -Y A l Kimi gp I f . A 'x . fl ' E iz '? 5 5 . vw? f L , .fi W1 1 Q 1 CLA S E COU TEES 14 f SV ,vp W uf. ' ff. 'A ,,,.. . T if it 3 1. Alicia, Marda, Anthony, and Annette combined their efforts to make Mrs. Stevenson's door a success. 2. And of course, everyone knows that Snoopy is always a winner! 3. Mr. Chandler proudly shows off his door. 4. Marda will admit that anyone gets tired alf- ter tying 300 bows on carnations! 5. No David, ALL those Valo- grams arenlt for you! 6. Iudy types Valograms under Terri's super- vision. 7. Mrs. Iohnson, Sereatha, and Tricia work hard making labels for carnations. DOOR CONTEST WINNERS Traditional: QU Mrs. Stevenson-Bookkeeping 122 Mrs. Hicks-Speech C31 Coach Lowe-English I Contemporary: Q11 Mr. Brown-Aerial Staff f2j Mr. Chandler-Trig 131 Coach Smith-Driver's Ed. S 1 Ts. X1 :Ati ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE BL E CHRISTMAS That Freshman door doesn't count! Why not? ...Because thatts the inside of the room, not the door.. . Well, it still looks good ... Hey, the drama class has a program . . . Good! Anything to get out of second pe- riod . . . I just Can't concentrate on school when it's this close to Christmas I'm ready for a va- cation! lust a few more hours ... l'm glad we don't have home- work Ringgg! Ahh! Relief for two wonderful weeks I wish somebody had hung mis- tletoe in the halls! 5 In-...,Q :ffm- 1'. ,... lhzffw as Ba 6 7 ' 1 M VALENTINES DAY . . . I wonder who I'll get Valograms from this year The one's I send always sound so dumb, I can never think of anything witty to say I stayed up until 3 a.m. this morn- ing trying to type a zillion Valo- grams! A zillionl? Well, maybe I'm exaggerating a bit, but not much I fell asleep on my typewriter, that's why I have all these little marks on my face . . . I think Valentines Day is so ro- mantic Yeah, and the carna- tions are so pretty . . . You'll never guess who sent me one . .. 15 Q :sz ,, 4 Q aes? ,guy xsiiiw E!- zy ' SSFQR K Y . Q. Pei 'i f. Y. V - 5315 ,Q V ' ' '...a. ,www 5 ilwm-ff , W , V --A, When I-IEE HAW came to students at THS, they were in for a BIG SURPRISE! There was hollerin' and stompin', yellin' and clappin', and don't for- get DANCIN'! Some proved how great dancers they were by doing the Cotton-Eyed Ioe. If you are a ham, this was surely the time to be the center of attention! Some of the teachers even proved to be really talented! By the way-it was also a good way to get out of second period! 1. Monte wears his crash helmet just in case. 2. Robin gives a sales pitch for the Ae- rial. 3. Earl croons a tune. 4. T.H.S. students, participating in the talent show, anxiously wait for the curtain to go up. 5. Cody and 9 Robert provide a little hoedown. 6. All the smiling faces are Seretha, Kathy, and Linda. 7. Sergeant johnson delivers orders. 8. Aw, Steven, don't be so bashful! 9. Darrell, we didn't KNOW you smoked a PIPE! COU CIL HGSTS FOOD FOR FU DS r D F CULTY A chicken spaghetti supper was held in March to raise money to go to the state con- vention for Student Council members. In May, a luncheon was given in apprecia- tion to the teachers for their hard work. The Student Council prepared these meals as part of their many services to the school. ini 1. Melissa, Missy, and jill served during the spaghetti supper. 2. Cheryl, Tricia, Mrs. Terry, and many others helped make the supper a success. 3. The spaghetti sup- per brought a large crowd. 4. Cheryl helps Troy decide which kind of cake. 5. Witch Charlie stirs his fa- mous brew fcommonly called spaghettij. 6. Well, well, well-look who's going back for seconds. 7. judging from facial expressions, everyones eating something different. 8. All the teachers seem to really enjoy the meal. 9. fMrs. Smithj This meets my tough standards! 10. Coach Lowe, Mr. Pick-there's more tea after you finish that! -W.-... r... 1 if .-my ' 'M8I'T' i IQ ' ' -+ e, A, L s affwzgaz.-f ,- vsp: Ml., :-..: , rc 3: '56 UP! ' -FWWQ 4 wg ,I I :Z , .,. Z, ' 'kg' I ' 'iijj QJQ .'1 2 - - -uw -'f'-pe' , -Q . li.,- .ytt L' 1 Hi xg . - 459. 'H J 5:1 E ,gi f V 'E 32 ali , ai' .f V .. ,F 20 .3 !' 1. Kristi, Celisa, Ginger, and Melissa show off their costumes at the Thespian masquerade party. 2. Mandy interviews Crystal fKeleasaJ and Frosty fGilbertJ. 3. Can you believe KISS came to the party?!? No, they're KISS look-alikes. Can you guess who they are? 4. Oh what a pretty Cake! S .SKK 1: S an -V.. QQ rQ'P'f., A frm-f-t '11 -' are if T. -LQ b D-. x .-2 it 1 f .nf . af, For UIL One Act Play competition the Teague Thes- MIN Y!! pians put on the production Infancy . At the Zone contest held here, Teague and Fairfield won against two other schools and went on to compete with two more schools at District in Crockett. They both took first place honors again and went on to Area com- petition at Belton. There they competed with seven other schools. 5. Diane Elrod tMiss Milliej: Best Actress-Zone, Districtg All Star Cast-Area. 5. Wayne Paris tOffi- cer Avonzinojz All Star Cast-District. 6. Karol Keils fMoej: All Star Cast-Zone: Hon. Mention- District. 6. Mark Moore tTommyj: All Star Cast-Zone: Hon. Mention-District. 7. Cast and Crew: Front row: Karen Attaway, Gilbert Garcia, Mandy Savage, Karol Keils, Anthony Pugh: Middle row: Sheila Day, Iill Wilson, Felicia McWilliams, Trudy Posey, Mark Moore: Back row: Mrs. Smith ldi- iectorj, Wayne Paris, Diane Elrod, Mart Hartless, Karen Christie, Mike Crowell, Ricky Garrett. 8. Karen Christie fMrs. Bokerj: All Star Cast-Zone, Districtg Hon. Mention-Area Trudy Posey fNurse in Pantominej: Hon. Mention-District. 7 f . W M, Q para' , -- 'iv 'ffi W ,1f.b' I-wiv' ' 4? SPRI G KEEPS ff 'QW' Y-I. jig . ,,. 5 'W 1 , 1, 2 1. These students wait for the next event to take place at the district boys' track meet held here. 2. Missy goes kicker for a day when the band went to Palo Duro Canyon. 3. Shelton shows the scrapbook he put together for the FFA. 4. Kim, just how many donuts did you eat? 5. Blair mun- ches out onthe donuts supplied by Special Occasions bak- ery. 6. The high school boys are ready to start eating. Don't they look hungry? 22 'ist 'Pa ay' Wm it .a EVERYO E BUSY Si X ,ll 'CQ -s. 0-V 1 -it I I it , DONUT EATING CONTEST It's only one dollar for all you can eat in three minutes . .. Get set . .. Go! Look at them eat! It's between David and Gary to win . . . Yeah, their brother, Kenneth ate eight in the jr. high division My bet is on Davidg he can eat a loaf of bread at one meal But you know how big Gary's mouth is! They have both eaten eight C'mon,chewit!...10...9...8,..Swallowit!...2... 1 Gary wins by eating nine Well, I heard that their sister, Cyndy can eat ten!!! fi? :ga ,jj 'L iz fig, , -'igefi ff 3 2: l ' I M. Q.,-xt if ,- A ,, nga' if 'Vt Tiiw ' J T 5 6 Y n r' .- . .V 4 -f 52 .-an - anna-v .1 is f T ,ree F' ui ' av' T ,X x,Q7 I .fe f, :X K tl, X f-gurl' Z3 . xx Ng' 'Q X Rf' 1 2 S ST IRWAY TQ HEAVE fl 'ff -3 an SE IOR PIC IC LOTS OF FUN! THE PROM long awaited greatly enjoyed . . . always to be remembered Before planning and decorating for some girls dressing to look their best . . . boys choosing tu- xedoes During eating laughing . . . dancing . . . talking After . .. sore feet .. . withered flowers ... photographs of smiling faces many memo- ries . . . SENIOR BANQUET . . . the an- nual dinner near the end of school was hosted by the Meth- odist Church at the park. Dressing like hoboes . . .gather- ing as a class . . . throwing eggs to for atlj each other racing three-legged passing a po- tato neck to neck . . . eating fried chicken apple pie listening to the famous trio, Casey, Pack, and Schneider ..J 8 5 .P L 'K , 1 '- -li! I ., it K, ., QL , la., 1-: . , gh gg-f Q I ' , , -gs 5 U L lic'-For NX, 'xl WTF' Q arf! -. We 0- Q f 5 ff 7 ZS 7 rfb' , X . fee . , , ?-13i:fff,,,5-g'F'3. 'ff . '- N , if t:y5.:'1 1. Thoughts of what the evening holds in store cross in each persons mind. 2. Couples pass to and from the dance floor. 3. Patti and Michael are first in line for the cake. 4. Move your feet to the disco beat! 5. Don't just SIT there, get up and dance! 6. Har dee Har har har, ha, ha, ha, hee, hee, hee, ho, ho, ho ,... 7. These Seniors show us how much they've REALLY grown up! B. Ah, what a precious pair of hoboes! 9. Blair MUST have told a joke because HE'S the only one smiling! , fi Jw . ,,,A,, --rf.-f'1 '4 -' Y' ' ' ' M4 ' 1 9 25 'V 1159? 1 .1 ff 4 1 1. Mrs. Hicks hands Iill the award for English III. 2. Robin is presented the valedictory medal. 3, Mrs. Stephenson awards Debbie for her outstanding per- formance in typing. 4. Mr. Bogue awards Tim with the salutatory medal. 5. Cheryl is pleased to give one of the awards for Outstanding Teacher to Mr. Chandler. 6. Of the many awards Patri- cia received, one was the Civics award given by Mr. Pick. 7. Mrs. Newberry gives the Homemaking I award to Kenneth. 26 52 . Q 1 in f 1 ,te 'sf Mlfl' AWARDS On May 23 the annual awards assembly was held to honor and recognize those doing outstanding work in and out ofthe class. Awards were given for excellence in aca- demic work along with awards that were presented for willingness to help and cooperate with students and fac- ulty. All the awards presented are too numerous to list here, but the couple who spent the time and effort to go that extra mile deserve a big thank-you. 5 1 ' f- I If ,.f-fav ,t .twin . , -3.11 1 ,Q 3 i-an 2 -L 1' 4' 15 gg, A 's 27 Ls 'Q ii- I V. 75:22- 4 fl? VI' H-J 55 ax 3 Q 565' 1979 se ioas 1979 L P , . ig' 'wake allw- OFFICERS: Melissa Cockerham, reporter: Karri Posey, secretary: Greg Craig, vice-presidcntg Darrell Brown, president. The Senior Class Officers had a very hard job to fulfill this year. They were responsible for choosing invitations that would please everybody, planning and making ar- rangements for the prom, Writing class prophecies, and helped get the class song, flower, colors, and saying cho- sen. They had a big responsibility, and they did very well. Their work helped make this year a year full of good Marda, Sereatha, Alicia, and Karri really enjoyed them- selves at the Senior Banquet. 30 memories for their classmates. Hey Susan, what are you trying to hide? '. ,, ,,,. . ' Robin Wilks-Valediclorian Tim Davis-Salulatorian TOP TE qafx Xnrf-:sg .l Patricia Philpott Melissa Cockerham Terri Fulton Darrell Brown L Q L i fi ' X .lf I fl fl . gf . . - N ' Ti -4 i -4 XM ' l' ff ff 1 l ' Lil 'f'-N Ag '4.' I r vw K ylji S-gE:.W. XM E , j . f r gnu- . V V ' .I-'Q 3,95 S' f .- rf-'- ' E'rf-v Cindy Manning Annetle Barger Iaymie Vaughn Sandy Eppes Monte Gene Atchley Tambra Lee Bonner Melissa Elayne Cockerham 'UN K Vrgr... james David Dunn A ., .V .7 gy - G G f Carol Annette Barger james Ronald Beene Belinda Baker Beldin Hubert Tilmon Bozeman Darrell Gene Brown Karen Kay Christie C C . . . and all the secrets of the Gregory Ray Craig Charles' Timothy Dammon TiIU0lhy Mark DHViS Fred Roe fSandyJ Eppes Ir. Robert Warren Eubanks Michael Iordan Evans i P' ' E75 45? v i aa judy Carroll Foley Susan Freeman Terri Lynn Fulton Margarita Beatriz Garcia Muff' .ix if Rene Garcia Sherrie Ann Gibson Alicia Bell Clover William Blair Halbert o o I universe, are whis p ered in our ears . . . Cochran Martin HartlesS Steve DeShay Hayes Michael GBIIG H0ll0W8y Troy Stephen james john Clay jensen Cheryl Renee johnson john Randall johnson Lisa Latrell IOHBS i ' -t l 14, QQAIQ A A,'w.1,,4V- to l t is in 'Y Susan Rife lones Ianice Karol Keils Wllllam Paul Kimball Leslie Leamon tBuddyl Long Ir. William David McAdams Tammie Lanette McKinley Linda Ioyce Levels Cynthia Ann Manning . . . the years Come and go, take us up Cheryl AUD MOOHGH Carla Casey Morris Douglas Earl Nichols Wayne Keith Paris E .QQ ,. .ff - Lora Ann Pate Patricia Ann Philpott Karri jean Posey Pamela loyce Price ln. ,. 4 Q..--J Ek 1 K, H .. ,,, Nfa Q Sereatha Wright Randle Mare Iames Raymond Kenneth Carl Reid Chelmer Ray Satterwhite jr, x Yr v, A ,Q-f ' NA' Q' . N 5 Kelly Gene Scruggs Vanelle Springfield Marcin Luenn Stacks X Luther Lev Tatum U I We may never pass this way ogom . . . Beasley Stephen Terry Cody Ray Thompson David Elmer Utsey juymie johnson Vaughn 1 t ,- ,, fn , , fl ' . 3. xx l t E fl Kenneth Wayne Webb Debra Renea Wicker Robin LaForge Wilks Ricky Gene Wills l l t N? . TT 'S t --gr l , 'rf 9 -..Q QM ,, .L A s R 1 ' 33 SE IOR MONTE ATCHLEY: Football, 2: FFA, 4. ANNETTE BARGER: Powderpuff, 2: basket- ball, 4: letterman, 1: tennis, 1: track, 2: band, 2: NHS, 3: thespians, 1: class favorite, 1: honor roll, 2: district 8: region UIL literary-typing, 1. RONNIE BEENE: FHA, 2: FFA, 4: chapter farm degree, 3: D.E., 1. BELINDA BELDIN: FHA, 2: HECE, 2. TAMBRA BONNER: Powderpuff, 2: band, 4: I.V. cheerleader, 1: FHA, 1: FHA officer, 1: thespians, 1: all district band, 2. TILMON BOZEMAN: Football, 2: all district, 1: letterman, 2: baseball, 3: letterman, 3: French pres., 1: powderpuff princess, 1. DARRELL BROWN: Football, 4: all district, 1: letterman, 3: basketball, 4: all district, 1: let- terman, 3: track, 4: all district, 1: letterman, 3: O8zW staff, 2: O8zW beau, 1: Quill 81 Scroll, 2: FFA, 2: NHS, 3: class officer, 3: baseball, 3: let- terman, 3: all district, 1: regional track, 1. KAREN CHRISTIE: FHA, 1: thespians, 4: all district, 1: all star cast, 1: UIL winner, 1. MELISSA COCKERHAM: Powderpuff, 2: band, 4: UIL competitor, 1: band sweetheart, 1: I.V. cheerleader, 1: FHA, 1: FHA rep., 1: NHS, 3: council rep., 2: class officer, 4: honor emblem, 1: office worker, 1: Study Club, 1. GREG CRAIG: Football, 3: all district, 3: let- terman, 3: basketball, 1: basketball mgr., 1: let- terman, 1: track, 2: letterman, 2: FFA, 3: junior Rot., 1: class officer, 1: baseball, 4: letterman, 4. TIM DAVIS: Football, 4: all district, 1: let- terman, 2: track: 3: all district, 2: letterman, 2: band, 2: UIL competitor, 4: stage band, 1: FFA, 1: Iunior Rot., 1: NHS, 3: council rep., 1: UIL winner, 3: golf, 2. DAVID DUNN: Football, 3: letterman, 1: track, 4: letterman, 4: O8tW staff, 1: FFA, 3: re- gional track, 4. SANDY EPPES: FFA, 3: FFA officer, 1: land judging: Iunior Rot., 1: NHS : Rodeo Club, 2. MIKE EVANS: Football, 3: all district, 1: let- terman, 2: track, 3: all district, 1: letterman, 3: band, 1: regional track, 1. IUDY CARROLL FOLEY: Powderpuff, 1: bas- ketball, 3: tennis, 1: track, 1: band, 2: UIL com- petitor, 1: O8zW staff, 1: Fl-IA, 2: FHA officer, 1: council rep., 1: Aerial, 1. SUSAN FREEMAN: Powderpuff, 2: band, 4: UIL competitor, mascot, 1: FHA, 1: Aerial, 1: D.E. 1: all district band, 1. TERRI FULTON: Tennis, 1: Varsity cheer- leader, 2: O8tW editor, 1: assistant editor, 1: O8tW sweetheart, 1: Quill 81 Scroll, 2: FHA, 2: delegate to state convention, 1: Greenhand 36 CLASS DIRECTORY sweetheart, 1: chapter sweetheart, 1: NHS, 3: council officer, 1: delegate to state conven- tion, 1: thespians, 2: class officer, 1: THS fa- vorite, 1: 2nd district sweetheart fFFAl, 1: gymnastics, 2. MARGARITA GARCIA: I.V. cheerleader, 1: FHA, 3. RENE GARCIA: Football, 3: FFA, 2: D.E., 3. SHERIE GIBSON: Basketball, 1: track, 1: band, 1: I.V. cheerleader, 1: FHA, 4: FHA offi- cer, 1: council rep., 1: HECE, 2. ALICIA GLOVER: Band, 4: band officer, 1: UIL competitor, 1: FHA, 2: all district band, 2. BLAIR HALBERT: Band, 4: band officer, 2: beau, 1: UIL com- UIL competitor, 2: band petitor, 2: UIL state solo 8: ensemble contest, 2: Iunior Rot.: delegate to state convention, 1: class favorite, 1 all distric band, 1. MART HARTLESS: Tennis, 2: UIL com- petitor, 1: FHA, 1: FFA, 1: thespians, 2: UIL winner, 1. STEVE HAYES: FFA, 3: baseball, 1. MICHAEL HOLLOWAY: Football, 3: FHA, 1: FFA, 1: honor emblem, 1. TROY IAMES: Basketball, 4: letterman, 2: track, 4: all district, 4: band, 4: band officer, 1: UIL competitor, 1: junior Rot., 1: state UIL band, 1: state qualifier cross country, 1: re- gional track qualifier, 3: regional track final- ist, 2. CLAY IENSEN: Tennis, 3: O8zW staff, 1: FHA, 1: FHA officer, 1: thespians, 3: thespian offi- Cer, 2. CHERYL IOHNSON: Track, 1: FHA, 4: HECE, 1. RANDY IOHNSON: Football, : all district, : letterman, : basketball, : all district, : track, : all district, : band, 2: O8tW staff, : Quill 8r Scroll, : regional track, 2: council officer, : council rep., : class favorite, : class officer, : all school favorite, . LISA IONES: Basketball, 4: all district, 2: let- terman, 4: tennis, Vi: track, 4: letterman, 4: UIL competitor, 1: O8tW staff, 1: Quill 81 Scroll, 1: FHA, 3: powderpuff, 1: council rep., 3: all school favorite, 1: duchess, 1. SUSAN IONES: Powderpuff, 1: tennis, 1: band, 3: UIL competitor, 1: FHA, 1: Gymnas- tics, 1: thespians, 2: D.E., 1: honor emblem, 3. KAROL KEILS: Powderpuff, 1: band, 4: band officer, 1: UIL competitor, 4: majorette, 1: Var- sity Cheerleader, 2: I.V., Cheerleader, 1: FHA, 1: state solo 8: ensemble, 2: twirling state com- petition, 1, NHS, 3: council officer, 1: delegate to state convention, 1: thespian, 4: thespian officer, 2: best thespian, 1: all star cast, 3: UIL winner, 1: band lib., 1: all district band, 2. PAUL ,KIMBALL: Football, 2: all district, 1: letterman, 1: track, 2: letterman, 1: O8tW staff, 2: O8zW beau, 1: Quill 81 Scroll, 1: FFA, 1: Iu- nior Rot., 1: thespians, 2. LINDA LEVELS: Track, 3: O8tW staff, 1: FHA, 2 FHA, officer, 1: powderpuff, 1: council rep., 1: thespians, 2. BUDDY LONG: Band, 4: FFA, 4: FFA officer, 3: dairy judging, 2: thespians, 2: Rodeo Club, 2. DAVID MCADAMS: FFA, 3: FFA officer, 1: chapter farm degree, 1: livestock judging, 1. TAMMIE MCKINLEY: Band, 2: FHA, 2: FHA officer, 1: thespians, 2: HECE, 1. CINDY MANNING: Powderpuff, 1: basket- ball, mgr., 4: tennis, 3: doubles champ., 1: band, 2: FHA, 1: NHS, 3: thespians, 2: honor roll, 2: office worker, 2. CHERYL MOONEN: Powderpuff, 1: basket- ball, 4: all district, 1: letterman, 1: tennis, 4: doubles champ., 1: track, 2: FHA, 1: volleyball, 2: FFA, 3: library club, 1: NHS, 2: Rodeo Club, 2: Rodeo Club officer, 2: office worker, 2. CARLA MORRIS: D.E., 1. DOUG NICHOLS: Football, 3: all district, 1: track, 2: FFA, 3: thespians, 1: HECE, 1: base- ball, 1. WAYNE PARIS: Thespians, 1: all district, 1: all star cast, 1: D.E., 1. LAURIE PATE: FHA, 4. PATRICIA PHILPOTT: Basketball, 3: all dis- trict, 2: letterman, 2: basketball captain, 1: track, 2: all district, 2: letterman, 2: band, 2: O8:W staff, 2: O8:W sweetheart, 1: Quill 8: Scroll, 1: FHA, 1: FHA rep., 1: regional track qualifier, 2: NHS, 3: NHS officer, 2: thespians, 2. KARRI POSEY: Powderpuff, 2: basketball, 4: honorable mention, 1: track, 3: letterman, 3: Varsity Cheerleader, 3: Head Cheerleader, 2: O8tW staff, 1: FHA, 1: delegate to state con- ven., 1: volleyball, 1: chapter sweetheart, 1: council rep., 4: class favorite, 2: class officer, 2: Rodeo Club, 4: Rodeo Club officer, 4: Rodeo Club sweetheart, 1: Homecoming Queen, 1: duchess, 1. PAMELA PRICE: Track, 1: FHA, 4. SEREATHA RANDLE: Basketball, 2: track, 3: all district, 2: letterman, 2: O8tW staff, 2: Quill 8: Scroll, 2: FHA, 4: FHA officer, 1: volleyball, 1: council officer, 1: council rep., 1: HECE, 1. MARC RAYMOND: Band, 1: FHA, 1: FFA, 1: D.E., 2. KENNETH REID: Football, 4: track, 2: FFA, 1: D.E., 3: D.E. officer, 1. CHEL SATTERWHITE: Football, 4: all dis- CO. trict, 43 letterman, 43 track, 23 letterman, 13 band, 43 UIL competitor, 13 baseball, 1. KELLY SCRUGGS: Band, 43 UIL competitor, 21Sl3gE band, 13 FFA, 33 FFA officer, 13 D.E., 13 all district band, 43 state solo 8: ensemble con- test, 13 dairy judging, 1. VANNELLE SPRINGFIELD: FHA, 43 HECE, 1. MARDA STACKS: Powderpuff, 23 band, 43 UIL competitor, 33 band sweetheart, 13 drum major, assistant, 13 state UIL, 23Il1t'1i0I' Rot., 23 council rep., 33 class favorite, 13 class officer, 3. LUTHER TATUM: Football, 33 all district, 13 letterman, 23 basketball, 13 track, 13 letterman, 13 FFA, 13 D.E., 1. STEPHEN TERRY: Football, 23 letterman, 13 tennis, 13 track, 13 band, 43 band officer, 23 UIL competitor, 43 regional qualifier 440 relay, 13 FFA, 13 thespians, 13 all district band, 4. CODY THOMPSON: FFAQ FFA officerg chap- ter farm degree3 Rodeo Clubg Rodeo Club officer. DAVID UTSEY: FFA, 23 D.E., 2. IAYMIE VAUGHN: Powderpuff, 23 band, 43 UIL competitor, 43 FHA, 13 state solo 8: en- semble, 23 NHS, 33 thespians, 23 all district band, 4. KENNETH WEBB: Football mgr., 23 FFA, 33 Rodeo Club, 13 HECE, 1. DEBRA WICKER: Basketball, 23 track, 33 band, 33 UIL competitor, 13 FHA, 13 regional track, 23 volleyball, 13 thespians, 1. ROBIN WILKS: Band, 33 UIL competitor, 23 Majorette, 23 Quill 81 Scroll, 23 Aerial asst. edi- tor, 13 Aerial editor, 13 powderpuff, 23 Cym- nastics, 13 NHS, 33 council rep., 33 thespians, 43 thespian officer, 13 Rodeo Club, 13 all district band, 13 state UIL solo 8: ensemble, 13 twirling UIL state competition, 13 NIHS, 1. RICKY WILLS: FHA, 13 FFA, 43 Rodeo Club, 13 baseball, 1. 'X713 X' 181 SE IORS LEAD B SY 'Y Blair works hard as Band President! 3 LIVES ?r P .+R- 'S The Seniors had a lot to keep them busy their last year of high school. Besides the usual routine of classes and activi- ties, the Seniors started pre- paring for that last walk down the aisle as a THS student since the beginning of the school year. They had all been going full force from the time portraits were taken in the fall to the time when they turned in the cap and gowns after commencement. But, if you ask any one of them if it was worth it, the answer will be yes. Greg goes to Six Flags on the class trip. Don't mess with me3 I mean it! , 'seo : ,gp-n-SQA, F .:W '1' 3 7 THE GRAD ATI G GLASS OF 1979 Song: We May Never Pass This Way Again Motto: From here to eternity .. Colors: Royal Blue and Silver T sf T TT We . ,ig 3 i A Q x if ,ut , V I T ' I 3 2 . fiviig T 1 ' T if ' ' T' T 'T 24 3 1 4 ' 1-if ' . '- K 1 5l'gQf'ff'if- 5 It 5 fx m y gn . ..V, U VV E V. K - Eg fr if f rtl T ' T ' TT -'MT TT :safe - 'W r -. 44 , z 'V 5' 5 6, Z QT T .iff ,fl-' - T Q - ,gi -my Y T. 1 ' ' f' ' X yttyy y J T I T ,T ' I L ,f 'Tti fi ' fb C . -E , 5 6 ,X ' - ,,,- Sf S Q , '-tl f , ,f IA I Y yttte T Flower: Orchid GRADUATION I hope my cap doesn't fall off in there . . . With my luck, as I go to get my diploma, Mr. Pick will stand up and say that I failed my Civics' final, and so I can't graduate Is my cap on straight? . . . Let me take some pictures of you ...When do we stand up? . . . I hope I don't trip when we march in What are you doing after gradu- ation? Okay, get in line Re- member to throw your cap up at the end . . . The cynics were silent, the clowns weren't smilingf' Graduation is like leaving behind a whole life. From the time I was six years old I've been getting up at 6:30 and going to school. Everything I did revolved around school and the people I encountered there. School was the reason for most of my joys and most of my sorrows. The world outside of school became more of a blur as I got more in- volved in beating Fairfield, solving the equation for X, and finding out what was happening in town for those two glorious weekend nights that helped us get through the rest of the week. Then, all at once you are standing with your class in alphabetical or- der, and you wonder where the time went. Then you suddenly realize that your high school days are over and that you are about to enter an- otherphase of life-the adult world of college, work, or marriage, and I. 4 . - 1 J this time it would be all alone with- out that classmate that you went with from Sallie Mounger into ju- nior high, and the on to high school. This time you are on your own to make decisions that before were based on what everybody else was doing. Never before had I felt such mixed emotions, it was a feeling of gladness with feelings of emptiness and of being alone. The cynics were silent, and the clowns weren't smiling. It was as if time had caught up with us, and we knew it. I realized it wasn't the end of my life or the end of friendships that had grown through the years, but it was the end of our class as a whole, who had worked and played together through some of the hard- est times of life. It was the end of rivalries and of shared laughter and tears. It was the end of the class of 1979. -,ix 3 ' .v ., Wi W 4 .Vi , -I-, J 3 2. Sereatha, Pam, Patricia, and Laurie anx- iously await graduation. 3. Wayne and Doug seem to be occupied with thoughts of what's going on after graduation! 4. Everyone goes through the ceremony in their mind. 5. Mrs. Hicks gives last minute instructions. .s .-. l , , The Insep 40 IUNIORS-CLASS GF 'so OFFICERS: Kathy Glud, President: Tammy Howel 1 , '4 it C arable Twosome: Pam and Cindy smile shyly. l, Vice Press Amy Bogue, Reporter: Trudy Posey, Secretary Iuniors ... What can you say about them? They've passed the greenness of being Freshmen and Sophomores, but they haven't yet acquired the hot-headedness that goes with being a Senior. I guess you could say they're the best . . . because they ARE! Glenn and Cheryl admire each other's rings F151 Glenn Allen Rita Allen Glyna Ballard Mona Banks Amy Bogue Rhonda Bozeman Gloria Burrell lackie Carter Elliott Collins Billy Colsonj X Patsy Copeland Peggy Copeland Brian Cox Tricia Grundwell jerry Daniels David Davis Dennis Evans Bobby Fore Gregg Fulton Michael Gann Andy Garcia Ieanne Gauntt Gloria Gibson Karen Gipson Sharon Gipson Scott Click Kathy Glud Carrie Gottlieb john Hargrove Mark Hargrove Nancy Harrott Donna Hartley Kim Hastings Iohn Henson Leigh Ann Holmes Tammy Howell Vivian johnson Cherrie Iones Earl Iones Beverly Levels V312-Adam may Kelly Long David McCaig Iames McWilliams Keith Meredith Charles Mullins Tommy Neale Pam Oakes Loretta Parhms Theodore Phillips UNIORS gg 4 I fTw QQ-rx .r A gig is 9, ze ' l xg 4 l is Lx i , assi ' 'ti K 1 , V S 4 4 l Mill X, tw-,i i 1- X Q1 . va -If , X -'lou X,- QVGIMA1 q ,ir , N rf 3. 1 V XP t 47 N, Q t 3' 'far xx., ' z ffe,g4.u :N .. ix ffl . f.- fl lf 1 .xx i . JJ iiiiiifws 4 f 5 A, Q, av'-T. f f Wax Si., 1: YQ xi UNIOHS 'US 321 llv' , , , KT' ! . lv' 4 El! , X 7 ' 95 B . 2 ! .,t s tx - . .W e - - X el-- -' 1' 4 Debbie Wilson 4 Iill Wilson i a 1 Celisa York I mal , 1 - t 1 1 13. . 4 .1 Uv ' 1 Donald Porter Trudy Posey Charlene Pruett Anthony Pugh Cindy Raymond Danny Richardson Darla Robbins Debbie Robinson Iames Shane Willie Sneed Cheryl Snipes Cordon Stephenson Rebekah Thompson Lee Tillmon Gayla Waldrip jill and Beverly are talking as usual instead of studying. 5 11, ,C Dunn., SUPHOMCJRES-Class of '81 HQ, 'Z -W av - X fy Qfkffm' . W WM Y. ,,,, o VII: ...ii ten, Reporter. Charlie poses as the Oriental Godfather. 5 5 ., Ii ' , ' ' M if . , ' ffm - . A ' hy, ' . I, -fi, , O 'Tl 'U .... O FU W f-P W FL cu E? C: :r xx nl M 1 3 C 40 P 'U I 3 cn ,, Elf , l-Q XQQVS ex wt A 'U ,,n'i-R ri if 'D t 5. 5 fn 4 wx fr M E. rx: wt. 'U S ca 2. Q. 11 El 'U E. ua Q. T Z F UD rn n Z2 .3 1 '1 fu an 2 -, T! W 'N E. , 3 'Hg h E' S NRS: QM w 3 Mi? fs Sw? figs? R- t , ' it -f :5 it Ginger's thoughts can't be on the book The Sophomores are the in-between class at THS. If anything needs to be done, the sophomores will do it because they are the class who works the hard- est to please. To Sophomores, being the in-be- tweenm class isn't easy-they aren't picking out in- vitations, choosing rings, or trying out their first year of high school. To them, it seems like they will be Sophomores forever, so they look forward to next year. y 'wh -1 PHPKNW if I '23 Arlesia Abram Debra Alldredge Ricky Allen Cheryl Barger Michelle Bell Donna Cannon Mike Cockerham Billy Cole Alice Conner Ieff Conovan Melanie Cooper Mike Crowell Penny Dawson Sheila Day Lisa Dunlap Diane Elrod Susan Eppes Charlie Flori jo Anna Forman Darrell Foulds john Fox Ricky Garrett Larry Gay Gary Gilbert Ginger Gilliam Shelton Green Mike Hawkins Tim Hedrick Marion Heggins David Holloway Andy Howard Mark Hull joel Isbell Kerry jackson Sherry jackson Lyn james Ada johnson janet jordan jim Kirgan Priscilla Love Ga ry McAdams Lisa McAdams Felicia McWilliams Becky Mandeville Christine Mims Mark Moore Mary Kay Morris Debbie Oakes james Parker Scoit Perry If Q.. I SOPHCJMORES JK pv- L PT' ,N f .ess -x V f A - gi f-gf-'N- '1 5 1 4 P 1 'X Y fx , In r' ,!J - --- , , , ,, A. at E53 ,. -V xx I-as ,Q ,L ,f Z, 4. ,, .. Q XQ- . Va' -x. 2- 31 'w Lf, QP -1 5 5-1,,...X,,,,.-,, ,H ,, ,. , a :zum ttf -rr'.-1 vw-1 -. - we , f ,Z-f-A . 7 .y i - . J. 3 - - . .i U- ,,, sf , 3 .,.i,. .. ,. ,V ,uiil:::l11, ,rl Phi gl IIILQQV ,Q - ::l:::i.11 - -. 'ZH 1, -- Among the THS students who competed in the District UIL Literary Contest, these students, Mark Moore-Znd place, Spelling: Debbie Oakes-lst place, Typingq Larry Gay-2nd place, Number Sense: and Tim Davis-lst place, Number Sense, went on to represent Teague in the regional contest. All but Tim, a Senior, are Sophomores. xx! gg'-9' X., Eff- Z.. 2 4 ' ' xffs ,gig . e l ii J f .L 1'-'W H E - t Ji, Greg Phillips Wardell Phillips jane Porter William Pounders Kala Richardson Doris Roblow Greg Ross Tim Samuels Tom Schneider Tony Scott Clint Scruggs Mike Terry Diane Webb Kristi Whitten Randy Wilson FRESHME -CLASS OF 82 OFFICERS Kelly Miller Secretary Treasurer Liza Evans, President: Michelle Gibson, Vice President Lisa Hull Reporter LY Y Y,,.....l- In September, ninty-seven of them entered into the World of high school. It was an event the upperclassmen, or the veter- ans of high school could have done without, but it had to happen. This was the arrival of the Freshmen, and they came with mixed feelings. Excite- ment and anxiety, but mostly anticipation. In less than a year, these students proved themselves to be responsible students, so now, they too are veterans . Gail s happy over the outcome of the game Missy's smiling because Coach Lowe is absent FRESHME 45 vii 'Q C., '- J' -1 V+ ,- J! J' lx 3 ' K Q31 H'-Y I: ' ' gigygxlifi-1.5 ' v,jl11::t:'.'2f Nu-ggi N J if e 'N r V vk . I - 'fi yas v. n, c 4 1 ig if ' -G? 1- ,X ' N 71 I IQ ,G X ht, ai .Q is l I A A l lol 5 ,Trix 6 l H Q? ,ff B. .F arf A 1, T r, X 5 j Y' or l Ox it FWZ D jeff Allison Karen Attaway Pierre Blakely David Bowers Robert Bragg nlll B w Robbie Brown Tammy Brown Mark Burgess Lisa Burnham Warren Carter jose Chavez I1l3Qf,.QQmp.Lun. Kevin Cook Kathy Copeland Melinda Copeland Deann Cox Sandra Crook Terry Elliot Liza Evans 2 Patti Freeman Gilbert Garcia Peggy Garrison john Gaudin Michelle Gibson Suez Ellon Got Yronnicc Gray jeffrey Green Candi Hall Robert Hall Karon Harris Laura Harris Lisa Hull Dianna jamos Missy jensen Harlan johnson Donald jones Ronald jones Durok Lancaster Penny Lance Leonard Lanier Cathy Loo Keith Littlo Tammy Little Patricia Livingston Chuck Lopez Gynrly McAdams Koltzasa McAdams Ricky McKinley FRESH N ,,., A. . i ,J PS4 ' if 'Q N M5 ,..1..1RN -va .xii 'x x my-' AS N.. . V.: ,t ,ti ,JJ .1 A KX L' LY' .N f-- f in Y W ,. A 1. lrrr e f K if ' L2 ' L - 6 if fi A N 1 l fig ' is V 2, 2.. V Q 4 ss h Q .' g L , ' Q fl Av ,A ' - , A' -- L ,In A it -1 ' U Q L -1 K wi , 5? li . L K 'f f 'Z yy. fm ,S ec? EL X -, X, ., 'L j GQ - 41 M is Y' ,LX s o MIL, ax -.Me , yji A 1 1 ., Mi- Aly, A ,K M ka if Y I 5 , 1 v ,,,,,:' V 1- 3 . :- '21 it 3 W Q Fx- ? f Q' T 'Q - Q., W ye Y 1 ,. Y Ma jf. X I' 'V Q W wt 6 ll W , x W xv is Q 2 . ,ogg V ,i Q W, it A :sf 3 . X - X, Qs- 52 ' JI' -Qf , MJ .A Y 5' 'L-.. Q 1 T' fn FRESHM N .Ps 'vs 1 X Q ca T L V ,mi V. -i is? s TWT 3 i . ,r 1 ,. ' 1 1. ,c t .. xi 5.2 I X X. 0 7 I 'Y' ,. w E. :Cu we 1? 5 4 '95 A i ,lf Nl . I wa, I'- 'gv lx I ,- TTI? V! john McKinney Kclly Millcr Ruby Mims Kcvin Missilcline Stacy Morris Pilrick Ncmons Mich'ir,l Nicholls Q f K, , O q-I' ,B I ? ,f ,I n ,X 5' jay luv Mullins ' ' ' . , gi i v . Q C i l , Ag - Z N 'Ax 'iz' Q 514 1 X N irq' i.' i . 'vs . S Lvl' 'A ,I all 3- ' N---4.4 i w ill joy Cc Nichols Mclinnlzi Uzikcs Michcllc Uzikcs Dornlhy Putt: Rcsc Pcllon Rohhic Perry Tommy Pops: Stephanie Porlui' Glcn Pricc Kelly Prucztt Lynn Rod Lziuru Rouse Mike Rcicl jim Rchcrts Vickie Russell Kclly Sultcrwhile FRESHME Mancli Sanigs, an V 4 X lm - p Kevin Scruggs . 5 h 3 M A .4 ' V A F F Barry Sherrard A fig 'vfgw n A I - 1 'f q Q ,W , V h Eric: Simpson L g 7? ' i f 'Q V Ad Mm N j A 3 - ' - iff Todd Solley 'N Q' A f Q -. f s, All , -L '33 I5 . f -' i ' . ' '5 A v- , 4 o -fi x f ' W A Q ' 53 f S+ X . A ,Xu A 5 f P ' 7 1 joycs: Slehpcenson 6 N' W - Lonnie Slurclivzinl v .X F E A Konnolli 'llituni ' YQ ky Kim T 9? S I, A lx .,, li, Q ,iq ' H ' J WA. A -A J K if QX K J L i f 5 1 Greg Washington ,- Dunn Whiteman fm Qlj Dawn Williams F m ,N Mulissai Williams ,Q Q, i 'ff ' leg X Q sw ga, kb- 1 V ' Wi , L i M , i ' ' 1. Mundi are you in pain? 2. Luiira looks 'A iff Q g f 5 j 3 tired after Chcrcrlczidiiig tryouts. RWM' Z' 3544 5 A ' i X1 i 52 X K 2 I W jx CA GHT BY ,r W - -.n --- s, 1. Cheer up Tim, things can't bn too bad. 2. Tammy: Now, what do I 4 I do next?! 3. Inst what's going on here? 4. The hand does a dis- appearing act for the halftime show. fr. I ' VA, fi! xf ll K F .g:,,W,,,g, 'sf . i '- A . A 10' -,J-.1 . Al. A .. of ., Q V A - , 3, nga? 1 -.. K i - -I - 1 i n ' ' , Q js- A 53 THS HAS CHARACTER 1. I wondcr what evil thoughts Ciirriu hus on her mind! 2. Will Mr. 8: Mrs, Chzimllcr czliiingc their majors from math to drama? 3. Mrs. Shaw finds something ai little: hard to swallow. 4. Did Elliott just ask Michelle to be his Valcntimr? 2 1 54 ,XJ . I xxx 5 i N ' ' 'f '.1F' ,. . I? A7 91 ,- .L 43 is 1.4: .J J Mix ii-'1.-, . . . :fi 4 ' 'I f'L'f.?i i , ,. iw, f.. 49' , fy V1 V Fri Q Y, K.. 5 i , 5 P ' ,,, , :lm X' ' 1 Y f ' ' L .Q ,WW-., I , . 'v la if ns 'rv-,gnu 'Nw S 5, Mr. Kenncdy: Ain't touching grand? fi. Randy, do Redheads riziilly udd spice to life? 7. Mrs. Elrod, Mrs. Chandler, and Mr, Chandler act us chaperones on the band trip to Amarillo. 8. Terri: I hcl I can eat the whole thing in one bite. 55 af z A+! fp 3' A v pq ,S W M ,,,W,, . A .Q S X x 15 k N X 4 ' fjggwfli' 'S Qi f , .. 5' Y ,, W X1 I N , . 5 A r M Z N W: ,nanms if 15 ,FY QW- , MP 3 fi Q-fi OSWIPRITHS PAPER The Orange 8: White Staff wion the l.L.P.C. award of achievement in journalism in recognition of out- standing achievements and progress in journalism among school newspapers in its classification for this year. The O8zVV has recently tried a new way of print- ing the paper. The staff types all of the stories and sends them off to be printed. The new method is an at- tempt to improve the school paper. 2-3 ff,?g', . Z 3 if Z l ' 3 58 AERIAL STRIVES TO PLEASE The Aerial Staff has the tremendous task of capturing the events and moods ofthe students and faculty at Teague High School. Its purpose is to preserve the his- tory and memories made at this school. Thanks to our Aerial, our past and our youth will always be available for all to see. 1. Charles Brown sponsored the 081W and Aerial. 2. Trudy Posey, ass. editor, and Terri Fulton, editor, work hard to get the 081W out on time. 3. STAFF: Front row, left to right-Charles Brown, Cherrie jones, Leigh Ann Holmes, Sereatha Randell, Char- lene Pruett, Trudy Posey, Terri Fulton. David Dunn. Keith Meredith. Back row, left to right-Darrell Brown, Clay Iensen, Anthony Pugh, ludy Foley, Paul Kimball, Patricia Philpott, Scott Glick. Lee Tilman. 4. Carrie Gottlieb and Kathy Glud, asst. editors, help Robin Wilks, editor, make a layout. 5. STAFF: Seated, left to right-Karri Posey, Robin Wilks, judy Foley, Rita Allen. Standing, left to right, Kathy Glud, Peggy Copeland, Patsy Copeland, Carrie Gottlieb, Celisa York. t it PM 5 59 MR. BRG SPEAKS O AERIAL ISS E As the saying goes- History repeats itself. When school ended last May, our AERIAL was short of com- pletion. The summer progressed with promise of com- pletion soon, as not much seemed to be lacking to fin- ish the yearbook. However, when school started this year and graduated members of last yearls staff went off to college, this yearls staff found there was still quite an enormous amount of work to be done-and re- done-on the book. So-with determination-the staff got busy and completed last year's annual. In a way, this was a good learning experience. We have learned correct procedures and discipline on making a year- book. Also, we have learned to keep on schedule, thus making putting out a yearbooku lots of fun. No one has griped, but all have worked freely and willingly. So-this year's staff will make a new saying- History will not repeat itself . A big special thanks goes to co- editors Kathy Glud, Carrie Gottliebg assistant editor, Mark Mooreg Patsy Copeland, Peggy Copeland, Rita Allen, Diane Elrod, Lyn Iames, Sheila Day and Kim Hodges. These make up this year's staff and are on tire to make the AERIAL the best yearbook in Texas. 60 4-ww nu- ' 5 Q fr., L ! ' 1. . ,, s 1 1 5' ' .lm K., I ...n In Rs... Q E, 1 1 4 I I . 7 1 L K I K 1 1- 5 , 1+ . I E T- :wb s k K K .5 X '92 I K 't S Q mt xx ' O 4 4 in 'Q Q. . v Y i QA 45 , A , A - - V ,. . -.- 1 lx 'aff ML , I H . J 9 sf.,-H , i .0 Q ll 2 si x in Q F, . . 4 15,8 s f ': w .. sv wi: .J it . f . W W . , , iw '- , was 1 y N , C 4 ft 'St ' L -. 1 it I V .r ai-r-,,. ,R . k -I F H5f.i!,j?,' ' ,h .uk -. .1. .t . 515' m -,rc 1 an-.Y 1261 , H A' - N --ww , 1 4 -iff i ' --V , ' is .. -rfiwal A ,I -- . W.. ,,. ,.,, I, i My M ' f .. V, . - 1 H i ' 'P ...wi-15: f'?'F -- . ' , -. ' ' .-,L fw,, .. 'f' l':12...:2i9f ' 'Tx-X ' Q ing -H-' 2 1 i E xxx .X 5:0 o- 1. Kathy Glud and Mr. Brown discuss AERIAL business. Z Lyn Iames is busy cropping pictures so the AERIAL can be sent off soon. 3. Sheila Day and Peggy Copeland try to decide what pictures to put on the layout, while Rita Allen stays in the background working on captions for pictures. 61 NATIC AL HO OR SOCIETY TAKES THE LEAD e AAVA P N.H.S. MEMBERS: Back row-Darrell Brown, Terri Fulton, Debbie Robinson, Keith Meredith. Carrie Cottlieb, Iames McWilliams, Kathy Clud, Earl jones, Peggy Copeland, Cherrie jones, Patsy Copeland, Lee Tilman, Sharon Cibson. Middle row-Amy Bogue, Cheryl Moonen, Robin Wilks, Melissa Cockerham, Iaymie Vaughn, Annette Barger, Sandy Eppes. Front row-Cheryl Snipes. Cindy Manning, Tim Davis, Karol Keils, Patricia Philpott, Trudy Posey, Iill Wilson. IV' We ' A m'i'23TZIi, ks.. OFFICERS: Pres., Cheryl Snipes: Posey. 62 , l .5 1 ..,.,....f V Vice-pres., Iill Wilson: Hist., Patricia Philpott: Sec., Trudy The National Honor Society is a very special organization at Tea- gue High School. These members are chosen by the high school fac- ulty. The selection of members is based on the honor society's prin- ciples of scholarship, leadership, character, and service both inside and outside of school. Each chosen member must obtain an average of 90 or above at all times. They are also chosen by their outstanding citizenship and prompt and regular attendance. The National Honor Society's sponsors were Mrs. Pam Chaney and Mr. Larry johnson. They sponsored a very educational trip to the Dallas Fair Park Museum for all N.H.S. members. HS ELECTS EW MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS B1Ck low Debblm O ikfs K ld RllhdIllbOH Iom Schnr ldcl M lftll bl icks Mulunio Coopcr Mlddlx lou bhfuil Dlx Mlrk Moore Klm Hdslmfs 14611011 MCW1ll1dms Lum C IX front mu M IFX Ku Morlls Su III Eppcs. M1c.hcllc Bell ' r . K li i f f' . E: . f 'll '-' 4 - 1, . 1 'Hgh' A : Y iX a gf S, D.E.C.A. SPELLS SALES W l. Q. me 1: ,NX---N , ,M W -Aw--':,j,.g AR X f- -' - in ' ' I s. -s - if M 4,-f z X X D ' ' M .f-f'! ,E K ' , wi 9 E Ewing- 7 if iff V 4 il. i OFFICERS: Kenneth Reid, Nancy Harrott, Davirl McCaig, jeff Conovnn, Debbie Wilson. ,N ., M. I D! 1 'Non-.-...ff . K f' j V E M 1 ' - A -I if Qz :His f :aw ,'-f PRE-EMPLOYMENT: Becky Mandeville, Earl jones, jeff Allison, Randy Wilson, jeff Conovan, john McKinney, David McCai Q 5 Sis X ll if X lf' 'fi N U 0. i l D.E.C.A. WORKS HARD Q i l -if in ' w . is CO-OP I: Dennis Evans. Wayne Paris. Debbie Wilson. Susan Frcumun Hurrotl. -- ---..-.....s I K, . . 'V f Q 1 93? ' ' i 'H 5' 'W if- f T ,. ' fi 4 1 D lf ' , l I - ir W A 333 gf ff. 1 S ' M J., i 'X W fasts . .. .f ' .x . Glenn Crosley. Susan jones. Billy Colson. Kelly Scruggs. Nancy , V V4 1 . if V j '-1 ., -f ' fl CO-OP II: Carla Morris. Kenneth Reid. Rene Garcia. Marc Raymond. David Utsey. 65 COUNCIL ACTI E IN '7 -'7 The Teague High School Student Council is an organization estab- lished to improve the school's condi- tion and represent the student body, the school itself, and the commu- nity. The council is composed of five officers, four representatives from each class, and organizational presidents representing the other school organizations. In addition to sponsoring annual suppers and Teacher Appreciation Day, the Council is very active on both dis- trict and state level. The Council attends two district conventions each year, where this spring, they were elected to serve as Second Vice-President for District 6. This fall they will host a convention for about 900 council members across their district. The officers also went to the Texas Association of Student Councils State Conven- tion this May, where much valuable information was obtained to help with next year's council. It 4 A 66 'YW 113-1 -ugh-' 0 niuw Aims.. ' Z' Vi. WH ff' - L I x .inn-ev - mv, M i, . K , Hat, iidabz-ci fs , Qlatli X- . .H N5 514 or if ,, , . 422 QTL. 5 ' ' i113 7. ,- 1, I-jsflisif ' - We f-5 -g Q CR' Q aw? Q S' K . ,r r 'f il uf QE? 'T 1 iv. fs of C ,pi 1. Senior Representatives. left to right: Marda Stacks. Tim Davis. Lisa Iones. Melissa Cockerham. Z. junior Represen- tatives, left to right: Kim Hastings, Beverly Levels. jill Wil- son, Iames McWilliams tnet picturedl. 3. Representing the Student Council, Sereatha helps with the jerry Lewis Labor Day Muscular Dystrophy Telethon. 4, Tension mounts as Student Council members wait for the outcome of the Dis- trict 6 Student Council Convention at Rockdale. 5. Soph- omore Representatives, left to right: Sheila Day. Kala Rich- ardson. Debbie Oakes. Shelton Green. 6. Freshman Representatives. left to right: Candi Hall. Karen Attaway. Melissa Williams. Michelle Oakes. tnot picturedj. 7. Coke adds life to the annual Student Council Chicken Spaghetti Supper. U 67 STUDENTS COUNT GN STUDENT CUUNCIL 68 -s., f-3 I 1. THS Studcnt Council members look interested in what they have discovered at the state convention. 2. Sereatha served as secretary for the Student Council and did a fine job. 3. Amy speaks to the stu- dent body at an assembly. -1. THS students look lost at the state cron- vention. 5. Dont Cry Debbie. Michael will he waiting for you when you get home! 6. Student Council members greet guest at Home- ooming. 7. OFFICERS: Front row, Amy Bogue. Vice-Pres.: Randy johnson. Pres. Back row. Patricia Philpott, Hist.: Mark Moore. Safety Dir.: Sereatha Randle, Sec. pu 1' N .R 5 R Q35 V Xl i df' v ,, df. - Wlf'i, ' 'l ,4- 1 N i 'Q 3 1 P 52 z ,,. .run ,L .1 I. A , FFA I: 'Back row, left to right-Kevin Scruggs, Todd Solley, Terry Elliott, David MeCaig, Mike Reid. Greg Ross, Eric Simpson, Leonard Lanierjii 'LlAQkei's2fFront row, left to right-Sandra Crook, Selina Nanny. Debra Alldredge, Robert Bragg, jim Roberts, Tommy Pope, Kevin Cook, Kelly Pruett, Chuck Lopez. if FFA I OFFICERS: Sandra Crook, Sec., Peggy Garrison, Vice-Pres.: Erie Simpson, Re porter, Selina Nanny,VAdvisor3 Mike Reid, Pres., Debra Alldredge, Sentinel. FFA ll: Back row, left lo right-Mike Crowell. Iobn Fox, Gary Gilbert, Andy Howard, Charlie Flori. Tim Hedrick. Warren Carter, Glenn Crosley, Mike Hawkins, Randy Wilson. Front row. left to right: john McKinney. Mike Coekerbarn. Mike Terry, Andy Garcia, Shelton Green, Steve Hayes, David Holloway. mal... - i.......,l i ' I 2 ?1xa4i.JIx., IH - QQ -N. x .4 Ill B it lx im in iuclson. l-'rout 1'ow.lc-tl toriglit-PeI'1'y'Minis. Hriautlox . . l G LEAR The Future Farmers of America is a national organization coniposecl of high school students interested in learning about Soil. animals. and farm machinery. The members of FFA are very active at Teague High School. They have participated in animal shows, soil contests. and area and state conventions. Sponsor- ing fish fries is another regular func- tion of the Teague FFA. N I s oclx lho Jsmi Rolwrl liiiliauks. .- k 35N 1. 4, ., NN . 24 tl' 1.1261 1 D THE BA D PLAYED D Before school had even started, the Lion Band was practicing to prepare for football season. Under the leadership of Cheryl Snipes, drum major, and Mr. Frank Elrod, director, the band performed half-time shows that were enjoyed by all. Twirlers Diane Elrod, Tammy Howell, Karol Keils, and Robin Wilks also en- tertained the audiences. ' During pep rallies, sounds of the Fight Song and The Alma Mater filled the gym. With the band play- ing, spirit soared sky-high! Entering the marching contest in November, the band received a third division rating, and at the spring con- cert and sight-reading contest, they placed a two in each category. The entire year the band stayed busy with parades and ensemble contests held in different towns. A number of band members made the all-district band. The Lion Band held many fund-raising events for its annual trip. The band went to Amarillo, Texas, where they performed on stage, and enjoyed themselves at Palo Duro Canyon. Melissa Coekerham reigned as band sweetheart, while Blair Halbert served as band beau. 1, Kim models the latest fashion for early hand rehearsal, 2. The Tea- gue Lion Band attended the Greater Southwest Music Festival. 515, . 5 wg, me 2,14 -gy, 2 72 l H TQ ....,L' 11' - - - ,. :Q W. ' li G ' W I . .V f. Y in, II- -N.. l Us if , 5 i - .k . I i .i 3 Q li. The Teague High School Marching Band: Row 1. left to right-Robin Wilks. Diane Elrod. Cheryl Snipes. 'l'ammy Howell. Karol Keils, Row 2-jefl' Allison. Mary Kay Morris. Mona Banks. Selina Nanny. Keleasa McAdams. Sue Ellen Gottlieb. Laura llarris. Tambra Bonner, jaymie Vaughn. Liza Evans. Gilbert Gareia. Row 3-Cathy Lee. Dawn VVilliains. Lisa Hull, Alicia Glover, Melissa Goekorham. Felicia MeVYilliains. Priscilla Love. Sheila Day. Stacy Morris. Mandi Savage. Rose Pelton. Patti Freeman. Row 4-Susan Freeman, Lisa Dunlap, Miehclle Gibson. Candi Hall, jay jay Mullens, Missy jensen. Kelly Miller. Larry Gay. Diane james, Lynn Red, Lyn james. Gail Brown. Row 5-Susan Eppes. Gloria Gibson. Loretta Parhms, Ga1'y McAdams. jim Kirgan, MissyVVillian1s. janet jordan, Donna Hartley, Beverly Levels, Ada johnson. Tammy Brown, David Bowers. Row G-Mark Moore. Marda Stacks. Kim Hastings. Rhonda Bozeman. Kala Richardson. Dennis Evans. john Henson. jeanne Gaunlt. Garrie Gottlieb, Ginger Gilliam, Debbie Robinson, Dana Whiteman. Barry Sherrard. jill Wilson. Row 7-Todd Solley. Mark Gompton. Ricky Allen. Troy james. Amy Bogue. Tim Dammon, Buddy Long, Blair Halbert, Mark Hull. Gordon Stephenson. Kelly Scruggs. Kelly Satterwhile. 4. t'Oh, did someone say something about a full moon tonight? 73 coma Joi THE ACT The 1978-79 thespians presented several plays this year. Each student tried hard on his part. There was much time involved, and extra work outside of school was required. Mrs. Gayle Smith acted as director. She did a wonderful job with her students and found something for each to do in every play. The play en- titled HINFANCYN won first in district along with Fair- field's play. The thespians Went on to regional where they were defeated in contest, but were victorious in their achievements for this year. A2 A 3 74 2 . x 1. Ginger Gilliam and Clay jensen participate in TO BURN A WITCH . directed by Gary McAdams. 2. Karen Christie portrays the Cowardly Lion in the WIZARD OF OZ . 15. The characters of lNFANCY and TO BURN A WITCH are made up prior to a night performance. 4. OFFICERS: Back row, left to right-Iill Wilson, Treasurer: Gary McAdams. Vic:e4Pres.: Mrs. Smith. Sponsor. Front row, left to right-Kristi Whitten. Re- porter: Sheila Day, See.: Karol Keils. Presi- dent. 5. REPRESENTATIVES: Back row. left to right-Kelly Satterwhite, Freshman, Diane Elrod, Sophomore: Clay Iensen, Senior. Front row, left to right-Larry Gay. Sophomore: Rhonda Bozeman. lunior. 6. THESPIAN CLUB MEMBERS: Back row. left to right- Rhonda Bozeman, Diane Elrod, Gary McAdams. Earl jones. Felicia McWilliams, Tom Schneider, Tammy Brown. Ginger Gil- liam. lill Wilson. Mrs. Gayle Smith, Sponsor. Middle row. left to right-Dawn Williams, Diane Iames. Lisa Dunlap, Sheila Day, Trudy Posey, Kelly Pruett. Charlene Pruett, Front row, left to right-Lyn Iames, Gilbert Gareia, Keleasa McAdams. Mandi Savage. Karen At- taway. Anthony Pugh. Not Pictured: Karen Christie, Terry Elliott. Terri Fulton, Seotty Glick, Clay Iensen, Karol Keils, Paul Kimball, Wayne Paris, Patricia Philpott, Kelly Satter- white, Barry Sherrard, Lee Tilman, Iaymie Vaughn, Kristi Whitten, Michael Wicker, Robin Wilks, Celisa York. 3-' 3 2 1. .7 ' T -1 .. wil' f. sw' 6 75 A A S ..,t ::Hi..,: -Ji' .. wt-.84 L X . if 2' - F.H.A. CHAPTER II fl ,Y 1, t 1,-WA, V , A - 4 . V . -f W, 1 i A tc , 1 :S ef. ' x. ' I -.Qs at x , M 1 W x A .T ., it , . p QE.. A A 5 A +3 ' . I! mt we as Front Row: Tammy McKinley, Kath ,Copeland Ioyce Stephenson. Dorothy Pate. Stephanie Porter. Melinda Oakes. Patti Freeman. Lisa Burnham, Diane james, Rita Allent Gai Browgi Mrs. Chaney. Lucie Richards, Greg Washington, Pierre Blakely, Michelle Oakes. Karen Christie. Rose Pelton. Kelesa McAdams, Cherrie Iones, Ruby Dell Mims, Loretta Parhms, Elliot Collins. Candi Hall. Wardell Phillips, Lisa Iones, Helen Iohnson, Penny Lane, Sheila Day, Lyn james. Tammy Little. F.H.A. Officers-Mrs. Chaney. Michelle Oakes, Tammy McKinley. Lyn james, Sheila Day, Patti Freeman. 'PN Q,- x n x ,. ll A hw- 4 W , ,Q , Q L iagw- 4 ,Z-.5 A A K -'44 f '75 V F Q35 T .- S 'Q , Jt - L , it The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization based on home and family living. Students who take part in this course learn many things about the proper diet and meal planning. Students also learn how to cook and what kitchen utensils to use. Learning the fundamental basics about sewing is another function of FI-IA. Through this organization an hon- est attempt is made to improve home and family life. Mrs. Chaney. Now, what did you say? W W as sw F.H.A. CHAPTER I 'P if --J P , , Av C 'f5f,4a..g A y ffl! - - wx r 5- t lv: V Jann., . F ont Row: Ada Iohnson, Donald Porter, Urtha Rae Small. Gloria Gibson, jane Porter, Angela McDonald. Second Row: Vickie Henderson. r Cathy Lee. Karen Harris, Ioyce Nichols, Beverly Levels, Cayla Waldrip. Vanelle Spr1ngf1eld.Th1rd Ron. Doris Roblow. Kim Taylor. Arlesizi Abrams, Bobby Huckaby, Patsy Copeland. Alice Conner, Sherry jackson, Michelle Bell, Clyna Ballard, Laurie Pate, Christine Mims, Fourth Row: Pam Oakes, Peggy Copeland, ludy Foley, Tilmon Bozemon, Cindy Raymond, Mrs. Newberry, Diane Webb. F.H.A. Officers-Beverly Levels. Patsy Copeland. Cindy Raymond, Michelle Bell, Peggy Copeland, judy Foley. Mrs. Newberry. ,, far-mx pf-ff' .4'..,. ' .1 5 ' 'QQ 1 , .LIP U I f l 'Y ff .. , f 3 I l' 1 i sa- 5 p ,- N i ' f .x - ... T'. - -'V N ,asv N-.. 5 ,sw Mrs. Newberry is caught by surprise. R Ga ' If A , 1 , ff' 1 ix 4 ' . I -. S1 r S f - 1 w 4 S W 2 If I 3 i rw N M M ' l' af E 1 M2 an 5 E , , 54- 3 V N 'Z v X av F. w m-Ah fi Q F- 4Kdnnl..,.i,q,,.., , ' , ' g ', 'tv , . ' - I- .. Y x- ' X 4 U i A ,dag -A ? pl S p 4 E 'Q Q ' ' , XQT A 5' ' 1 1 S, fa' Q fl L I A L- ., M, my - . '-:-3' -M I 5 if 'Cin A ly? M i , .,,fL, 'i may --sig? Q, MR. 8' MISS T.H.S ERI OEW '1-k Nm . . U 1' 'lr 5 Darrell Brown FFA RODEO CLUB 11.157 QNX ea . Y L - 7 ly A, f -MU . - 1 ' f I , 4' z v. x xi . I CLASS FA ORITES I .,w .isfwfZgiae1::5? 1 'X - ., V5 ,, li I I IASI f I , ' j' . :Zi 'H J 'TXWL 1 'TWA iififli' . IIII .V I 7' Q I V - lf 65:15, ,wfi 1 2 ' - A' 2' ' 1 , 1 il Z e , , 3 ai I 4' I 5 ' at ' if,w4a? I ,Q .. ,, . ,. I ffj ' I f xx I 4 ,JVM I I Q 6 0 J I I! SENIOR FAVORITES: Annette Burger and Blair I-Ialbert IUNIOR FAVORITES: Iill Wilson ant 82 52, i A ffl , , gf iw w 14 .:,. ff-Q fi-'V ,gin-p 'ui f5 i Pff v' 1. 1 CLASS F VORITES '- fri? ft, I ,v -Q ,cfs liz U e 'Ha . 'QA' . A VCA-if' 4 !F'1 i. i ' 1 5 'S '1 A' J . lt . ' 'xt u , K 'Qu - . , ' XXX A -Thy f l l Ln- SOPHOMORE FAVORITES: Tim Hedrick and Kala Richardson ,va ,ya,Jg. it Va? FRHSHMAN FAVORITES: Michelle Gibson and Robbie Brown Class Favorites are chosen by popular vote by members of their own class. These students are usually very active in school functions and have an outgoing personality. Being chosen as a favorite is a privilege envied by many. 5 -'B' as 2 QSM eN1'5N1.:. -Q., E H -, , ' ' FAVORITES ARE . i TEACHERS OF THE YEAR: Mildred Hicks amd Doug Chandler QQ d ri-12 . . . FAVORED BY ALL ,,,..anf A -.-wiv ' gzip! MNH, Q 7 ff W, , -Q ,,,.- l BAND FAVORITES: Blair Hzillaert and Melissa Clorzkerhum THESPIAN FAVURl'l'ES: Being elected as a favorite for any school function is a great honor for anyone. These people are chosen by the stu- dents because of their fine character and personality. Fa- vorites are, indeed, the most well liked of all. Karen llliristie and VVziynr' P Q M ,N E 1 N GYM Ji -. N9 SETI' N1 13 X, x X N -I . usa 1 J x X 5,1 Q X XX Mx. bak I v Set, ready set, let's go now.. .woweint ai touchdown . . . fifteen yard penalty ...timeout . , . oops! ei fumble . . . it's fourth and inches . . . go for it . . . all for the Lions stand up and holler hold that line tackle him inter- ception run, boy, run five, four, three, two, one Victory! 3 88 Football 1979 Orange ond White In Action f LC 'Q I'TT -E . ,il ...I-S' Ffh, , i'L A'EFE'WiWshVNi'- RK X RGUNDBALLERS TAKE TO THE GO RTS H21 T rw' W Vim rw, if L .Yu ......, VARSITY-Front row, left to right: Theodore Phillips, Donald Porter, Tommy Neale, Earl Iones, Kerry Iaekson, Waylen Levels, Coach Arnwine. Back row, left to right: Luther Tatum, Darrell Brown, Troy Iames, Tim Davigi Gragg'FuTton, Randy Iohnson, Greg Craig. IR. VARSITY-Front row, left to right: lim Kirgan. Kevin Dixon. Donalcl jones, Greg Washington, jerry Daniels, Ronald jones, Patrick Ne- mons, Kevin Scruggs. Back row, left to right: Coach Pack, john Gaudin, Scotty Glick, Glenn Price, Bobby Fore, Kenneth Tatum, Tim Sam- ' uels, Mike Cockerham, Mark Hargrove. 90 .W-. .. - V .g,..', A. L. .. :g ' , me , ? ff' r v X.. ' - '-QU., , V 2135, , ' ' 'Tilt .. -D ? . . ,. a , I fiifik. if wh! V ' .g Ji, ig. ,, V - - , gf: -,jg g -A . E 1, 53252 isis, . V , v uf 'ffl -' iw' ..k. E o f X if? . : A 3 .1 5311, -- ,ur l ,:-seg. ' ff' u.:-::- 1 ,if fx-- A 535' J . AQ t , If ,.' a ,l if--352 . tz iiflgx, at j a 3 Q i- ' 9 ss V' KW 5 I ' T if 4 1 -h 73 Y R it ,V Q l ,Tix Q, .IFE ri -1-Qsffz, Klg . ifgi -. fri? ' 5 m Q HL V , . in ve' Ma' '- ,. e5l'5fff152ffs1:, A ffl' it ' fain b- t . we fi' A ff - 'sf's..e ' AQ- 1 '1 r bf . ' 4'--if , I an -a J,-'it . ' f ,, -. I .w.x e'i1g, ei . wfgitlfig' 5 ..- Y A wvff. fu l 55'if1'- .-'5' -am ,, l , ,Q A 249 A . -Z di W jigbgi' ,, 4' Li Basketball is a physical sport taken part in by the true athletes of Teague High School. It is a game of strength, skill, and endurance, and the true athletes are those who have the desire to play and are willing to give their best in both practices and in games. The re- sults of the season are not found on score tables, but rather in the hearts of the individuals who gave their all for their team. 1. Darrell shoots lo win for the Lions. 2. 'l'im's layup helps get the game off the ground, 2 91 VARSITY GIRLS PLAY BALL LLLAA V ,L 3 I 5 YL f f wi if ,L f 9 ':'.715Tf':f V ': Q5 Ti. 'wif - 1 Awww fb? ffsssfmgxw A mmf . . GIRLS SHOUT TO WI Q-J 'G I SQL- F' 4 Girls' basketball is a popular sport here at Teague High School. The players possess individual talents but com- bine those talents to form the victorious Teague Lionettes. 1. VARSITY: Front row. left to right-Donna Hartley, Marion Huggins. Cherrie jones, Annette Burger, Sherry jackson. Baek row. loft to right- Lorelta Parhms, Amy Bogue. Coach Lowe. Karri Posey, Lisa jones. Pris- cilla Love, Z. Amy shoots for two points. 3. Come on Cheryl, jump real high! 4. j.V.: Front row. left to right-Sehjna Nanny, Michelle Gibson, Missy Williams, Ruby Dell Mims. Lynn Red. Back row, left to right-Qail Brownfjay jay Mullens, Dorothy Pate. Penny Lane. Kathy Copelandl 5. Qehna drives past opponent. 93 TRACK The sport of track is an exciting one whether you're watching it or playing it. It takes a lot of time and exhausting workouts to get in shape for a track meet. One really has to be dedicated. f A3 5 'i i 2 uint' if ,ji Jam' , ' 1 WW: ' , .f ig A. ' ,W K y awk , 1. 572 5 . 3 KK S V if ,,. r ., ' i - 3 ni f lf, . -V l gf P 4 I , , L 1 Z 2 L .M . X , , '-Q, fn ,, 'Ss Ji is .ss -Q.. . gn f. J' I if X 5 3 1. Charlie discovers new sport, pool in the air . 2, Troy runs for Wheaties! 3. Back row: Charlie Flori, Mike Crowell, Mark Compton, jerry Dan' iels. Front row: Ieff Green, Keith Little, Kevin Dixon, Derek Lancaster. 4. The agony of de feet . 95 TRACK 1. The winner! Tim. 2. Buck Row: john Fox. Kevin Sgruggs, An Howard, Greg C1'aig,iB Hfliks: Raid. Front Row: loel Isabell, Mark Burgess, Tommy Pope. Kcnnuth Russcrll. lim Roberts. , 1 K . Y ki E , S 3 , f ' gg .Q gf-I as M 5 7 Qi 3 If I L ...adul- , ,H 5 A awww- , I 1 A ' , -' K . I . ' f f- 's If - H If MW fn H I, ,,cI WW Ww'?3'33 . ,1,, ,, I ,, , , .. Q M - ,, I , k M, ,, . I, ,V wif' I 'T H I I Ai '-w:I 2-. if I Ar', 1 I , z , ',,. .f 1 5 'ww 'QL If I I ' w'm' I. r L Ir, f II . I xvm .-f 1 :XI I -. r -I Wiwvw , A A I, IM I .I MJII ,Q -- ,I I ,I fm III-I a, - 4 1 I 6, w-,TQ M2 ' TC, If , '- 'yr' V. 'iii r r r . I ,. , 'Imfr ,, - M. ,g, fr ,' I 'Q sf-gy: 1' ' 'LII' I 'WI ' vs .--.M I4 I ,H ' Y , ' It j L V ,., -N I I II,. .,,I.I A, ILIL , ,r, I M., , .,I, J I , I ' I M YMI, WA 6 k 1'W'v V - . '. Tl' ' - : ZQ: W' II' fii' VU , , , K an ,I I I I ' tm:-I ' iiLi4m k mf-V: 15' ENT 'E. 'f T222 , dwg' If ' -M' 1 f -- - II . III. I, ,,,,, , Q I II I I ' W IIJEI 3 . I .. I II'I ,- 4, 514 W ' ' ' I r ,, A W W , ,.,, , an L I 1 -2 1' ' 1 ,I r - 5 Az 'vv v'v4 PS Q -0 ' 'Q 3' 3. Back Row: Tim Davis, Tim Hedrick. Troy james, Rundy johnson, Michael Evans, Keith Meredith. Front Row: Kenneth Tatum. Robbie Brown. Murk Hargrove, Henry Hall, Stephen Terry. 4. David Dunn in the Pele Vaulting eompetitien. l ,M . , 1 ,:. , - . . azzvfk-v1?T iaffsgaYpV2f? A 1n,,,,. Terri finds that itls easier to stand on her hands than her feet. Tumbling is a new physical ac- tivity that has recently been added to our roster. The girls who have participated in this sport have endured backaches, pulled muscles, bumps, and bruises. Under the guidance of Coach Edd Schneider, how- ever, these daredevils have made outstanding progress and developed talents never used before. 98 'tst . .,,,- . ,. --i -. f --Q t Back row-Debbie Oakes, Terri Fulton, Rhonda Bozeman. Melanie Cooper, Coach Schneider, Kathy Glud, Kala Richardson, Cheryl Barger, Cindy Raymond, Pam Oakes, Lisa Hull. Middle row-Karen Attaway, Missy Iensen, Robin Wilks, Kelly Miller, Mary Kay Morris, Peggy Garrison, Stacy Morris. Front row-Liza Evans, Laura Harris, Margaret Garcia, Michelle Bell, Tricia Crundwell. T MBLERS TRY EW TRICKS an mpc. . ,1...,,,v,WAx.,, ,f .1 YW ,, Ne w A '-img , . , ' 'U-ffd'.4'f1:7?t,,,.f ,-5' .f ig -Q , 'WZ:M,:W'tS V 'YK w if .ia Tricia received the tumbling award for her outstanding work in gymnastics. p,4,3l.a--1-K. fit Este: 'V aegis W g ., ,,. 1-, Ks S. -' '12 tr-as r S., - - ,S gg ' -' zimtf, , ' al m s-'nf . if -ig . ' Robin is terrified at the tumbling show and runs from the audience. x I GOLFERS GET GOI 3 . M.- my-.Q 1 3 ' w 1 L ' Q if -4,4 ' 5 'i f 5 ' , 2 W 'Lund'-J AQ. X, I f 1,225 AK I P JU lim Kirgan, Tommy Neale, and Tom Schneider represented tho Tongue Lions in a suczcsrssfiil season of golf, GAME v 1 'Q yi X X A fx I xi' , ,V Q4 t 4. AME OF THE avg? ' ,QI 'f 'Tx' W L t 1 f 4 c 0 , ' - .7 ,f 1 1 X vp! , W COACHES: Buddy Lowe, Ricky Pack, Edd Schneider, lack Arnwine, Iohn Smith fhead czoachj, Kun! Johnston. WWW? BASEBALL 3 -if kia, KN 1 ..wdE+ '3 .pn-s. j,,,, 23 Back Row-Greg Craig, leff Conovan, Luther Tatum. Tim Samuels, Warren Ca oach Pack. Front Row-Darrell Brown, Kerry Iackson Patrick Nemons Bobby Huckaby Glenn Allen Earl Ioncs Str. X This year's baseball team may not have gone to dis- trict, but they strived hard for success throughout the baseball season. They were under the direction of Coach Ricky Pack. Greg Craig was honored with the in my Most Valuable Player award. Xl , ,,., 1, ilti T Steve Hayes HWe ain't got all day: throw the ball. -,wifi ' - - f, -fra Luther Tatum, Hey, you guys, wait for me! Darrell Brown, Now your gonna get it. i tttt ,yggg , T 't t ., t lf. s- as l ,t I L .5 . -100 i rf rd 9' A f '17 TENNIS 'Y , l if V' . t ' , . t Q .Img Egfr.-W -ML-'AL f .r l I I - . . it I .t Lpfunfl-IEQ Back row-Clay Iensen, Amy Bogue, Mart Hartless, Stephen Terry, Lee Tilman. Middle row-Donna Cannon. Cindy Manning, lohn Hen- son, Scott Perry. Robbie Perry, Lisa jones. Front row-Kristie Whitten, Candi Hall, Stacy Morris, Cathy Lee, Missy Iensen. Under the supervision of Coach Edd Schneider, this years tennis team proved to be successful. Lee Tilman, Amy Bogue, Cindy Manning and Cheryl Moonen won district and went on to regional. Lets hope that next Lee Tilman, Yes, I missed the ball, so what? years team proves to be as outstanding as this year's team. Missy. Hey, serve the hall! Y AG 1' 'X ffx lx I 1, N Sflslxxngi f will N13 X fi if1 The THS cheerleaders worked really hard this year. They made creative signs and led firey pep rallies. These girls were respon- sible for many of the Home- coming festivities. Becoming a cheerleader is a great honor for any girl. The girls on the Varsity squad tried out in front of the student body and in front of a panel of expert judges. Ir. Varsity cheerleaders are elected by popular .vote only. The girls began practice early in the summer. The Varsity girls represented the Lions well at camp and won several honors. It has been said that behind every strong man is a good woman. This saying also applies to cheer- leaders, for indeed, behind our strong teams are our good cheerleaders! 3 CHEERLEADERS ARE THE HEART OF SPIRIT 1. j.V.-Kneeling. left to right: Stacy Morris fheadj, Gail Brown, Liza Evans. Standing. left to right: sq on, Kelly Miller, Missy lensen. Lisa Hull also served as alternate this year. 2, Debbie Oakes ftopl and Kala Rich- ardson smile for the camera. 3. Karri Posey served as head for the Varsity squad. 4. Cindy Raymond fmascotl and Rhonda Bozeman take time out for a picture, x X' T me . iii 1 . J! ii gk, VV F -.Z FF . . . ..'k ,S 1 ' 5 T s ll - if-sv. we wiv - if lift 5, My J 6 5. Terri Fulton fleftj and Kim Hastings pose for the Camera. 6. Varsity-Front row, left to right: Debbie Oakes, Rhonda Bozeman, Terri Fulton. Middle row, left to right: Kala Richardson, Cindy Raymond, Kim Hastings. Karri Posey is on top of the pyramid. sl--R Wy a ' -' ri if ' V-U F l. Q' 5 3 hit., . , VQQEQVQ '- ,f f, , I ,sg at is P .Ev ' I K? - . . 2 lf' , ' -.. :Qtr 1 11 5,1 xr - . xfid .'rf- - f V - ue-., , ' - .. . nw, 4 .l .ia vf ' -y 3 Y '. ,.,',.13g'., -.I h Q Z , r r 2 6 2 t A fl x 1 . , n y W , -r 'WM M . -. -.IKE ' . . 4,4 - ' yvi. W L, V , g af ? v'4 .' I hi, i' 1- ,.f.t' 7 . 'pf' L QiPw:,. ,' Q - L3 . 5 R-xi-Xia 1 s v N3-t'f , . 1 - 1 .I ' 4 Qi' , ?b5fm 'fi , - W4g.k,.o T 'giq -' Hi 1 Y L,-frenz A ft- , E ' -if-5' ,fl 1 gi 4 , , 1 5- :-'sl -1,5 fn Q19 Ja. ' :Tig - . .14 -. 1 .. 1 43 ' 1 ' 'T ' Ziff? will -f2 '5 '5 5556 .3 ' if i LY - V ' ... 1 V img . a '. .21-yfga . gem. 5 'M 2, . - , , . l . - 4 . . . . -, - , v' 112 I ff- ' . , '-1 ,iv . -ge -: -. .. 2.433 Q :ian V 7 V .di 742 V, tk' 1 Q -F .E W Q-.Q i 'f . . '- - Wfasfi .rt y, g , SR ' 'W'-uf 2 ' .Q-.gf ' . ' ,Qui ' Ns. ex. T in- ' 4 5 103 5 7 E , - Q L A ., i:,,.. g g ar . S ' r rw ill 5Qg:,xfwT,g5,: Q gpm' W TM, .X.W --- ,ff . x , - - K.-1,,, .Vuffw V .s K' 5 ,. -' rf 'W' wap ' 1' r 41 L i Wy 'ii F5 u M3 Y., 4, ,Lf . ,J ' ww' - 1 Ax fe- ff . , , gi ,,,i,,h, N fb f ,. : ,ff'5.--5 .fu 2? .. 4.11 .r .li -ul f, .W-.. ' .-f, ..-1if i S.. Z ...- 'L - 'Q E x L of'-2, was Y xx-9 P:-U5 sf Q OQYQQ m.JvJ :G-51 S1 0092 D olwi' T 5:53 'D YQ 105 as W ' aw f' X TEACHERS STRIVE .I .. ffw w -, 5 y s , I , Y ' xx! . - f I I in' 'l I A 1' I f N. lack Arnwine Charles Brown Fred Carey Herbert Casey Doug Chandler American History English III, IV Librarian Vocational Ag. I, III Math II Athletics Iournalism Ceo., Trig. 314' Sarah Chandler Math I, Intro. Algebra, Physics Mildred Hicks English i, III Speech ' fi? K Pam Chaney Frank Elrod Ianelle Henson Homemaking I Band Teacher Aide H.E.C.E. Resource 'Eb 'N -. -.. bf.. Iffiiiiii? Laffy I0hHS0n Sharon Iohnson Kent Iohnston Bi0l08y Secretary Physical Science Athletics l ! Q , ,Vi LH' lg uf K. , fu PTT jg, , t. 'ii if? V .QQ .rs H . Q ,. ,,. I, -. agp .. !,. j,-I ' - 19:1-. V as 3139 vi. f 'i.,, . gt ,gs ',v'f'f- P-9. TO ED CATE 7 431! . .'A,?:-5 .r ' V 1 - fi .Q 5. gt Al' x, Gerald Mgggs lorry Morris Loy Newberry Vocational Ag. ll Pre-Employment l-Iomemaking Il C0-Up D.E.C.A. I, II, Co-op Home-Family Buddy Lowe English I Athletics . r .Q I it 1 . 1 ' I kV' ,. World History A' 'Randy Pick Civics Edd Schneider P.E. Athletics 'ts'-v Iohn Smith Connie Stephenson Health Typing I, ll, Athletics Bookkeeping, World History Austin Stoecker Language Arts Resource Teacher .ar y v., 1 'g- qu-4. xxx fl Iune Shaw Gayle Smith Algebra I, II English II Shorthand Drama 1 gx A I , r , 'ffifta , iff' use Iffsxjiff Barbara Wittneben Counselor UNIQR HIGH f it L2 uf E f'i4f,a, is. X , L Elaine Arnwine Shirley Attavvziy Plan A Title I Remedial f i 4' f up , , t if W, x , 4 ww!-X45 Ak 7' ' ,im WM., I , :V f 'W A .A ,A . - r '1 ' C , . . P Gary Barker Principal Ioytxo Brown Ruth Brown Teachcns Aide Plan A Teacher's Aicls: f Q Arzo Burnim Science Athletics 'BN 3 A v , 2 V ' 1 l A Sully Gregory Peggy Hammock Er1gliSl1 Teachers Aide Charlotte Harmon Math Athletics L- .F GHEET S WITH GRI S Y- 40-'W' 'w.-Mn t A??5????f Martha Kirgan Ike Kennedy Science Gth Grade Mary Lancaster Math Ha rtha M inning P my M inning bth Grads Social Studifs ,-rf' Ricky Pack Social Studies Athletics Alumni' 313 'W 1.-'....T-.7 Iamzt Morris 6th Grade 152 l?x,'-ygffs fix, 1. Fred Gottlieb, Superintendent. 2. Murvis Shur- rod, Sec. 3. Louise Collins, Book, 4. Frederica MCSwz1ne, Clerk. 5. Charles Iohnson, Tux Asses- sor 81 Collector. 6. School Board: Front row, Shirley Iones, Bill Allison. luck Meredith. Book row, Tommy Neale, Cloner Gilliam, johnny Pelton. iwxifiwn-'m,1gfw-u.v,,,m W... ig, f '-'. 5, N we fu ww - ,. ': ,,-'- : . .Liza-Q?'.'1zf: 'lf iilffnvlii ?z., . , Y 'r..4.1A..AV'fe ' K 'X 1 . wa . mg K 5- - .Mfr TT. 5 PEQPLE BEHI D THE SCE ES , - v. .- J -a -Q A M . v'0'f'i:w !' .ul N :U 0 ' 1 M XL. 14 , 9' ' ?an X! 5:12 Q 3: lag. . 1- J' S ' 1 'di'-5: ll f 4 . f.a3'g4 - Ti Ag' 7. Sharon Iohnson, Sec. 8. Ianello Henson, Teachers Aide. 9 Travis Bogue, Principal. .-px ,dun-....,-Q The Teague Independent School District is very lucky to have these people working behind the scenes to improve the condition and functioning of our schools. These people are involved in making important decisions related to the best welfare of our school and our well-being. To them we say thank you for the fine schools and educational programs. 111 TEACHERS SMILE FOR A WHILE 1. Mr. Pick, Eat your hoart out Iohn Travolta. 2. Mrs. Manning hams it up for the camera. 3. I wonder what Mrs, Shaw is thinking iihout? 4. Bro. johnson, our high school authority on tuxidcrmy, demonstrates how to sew up a bohozit and touch biology at thc same time. az ,.. Q... E I mf I , ' Wo A, 'iv ' A jf, -I I '31 we V X 1 N I I N 2 1 'Hs if i A iff ' I3 iiaxlg fr 5 4, ,,-frg.-1, Ui, ., . t, -1, .ig 3 ,Nr fm A. y, Q. Q ,Z . ,N fo-+ 1 ' 1 7-5. H R La f,,',i:Q, .A.- .-vii: .- 4 7 I E: 'K I . if gl 1 K T, 'x 2, Liiggfiilfz w g ' 34 . 1 .iz gs' .. 6? 2 5' E to isfffiif -Q V. I E C, F A. .. . .L':t..3ng,4i,.f gtk I K4 , 'RH , yy! Q ,- if Q N5 i .'.. ,. pA'ixJ' 3 4 112 NNNHY WW 1 12 . ,l UNCHROOM WORKERS CA DISH IT O T -TW-I Mrs. Terry and Mrs. English are caught brewing their hunger pain potion, qv , . l 2 3 4 . 1. Mrs. Opal Allen. 2. Alinn Brown. 3. Mrs. Mac Dixon. 4. Mrs. Virginia English. 5. Ellie Hagen. 6. Trffvelliu Terry. 7. Rhoda Vasquez. .J . X x V A K l W 5 fi 7 i 113 GFFICE WGHKERS ST Y RE DY '94-1 ' . ,fy we . ,W IQ , 'f Q ' is 19 ? , 'f ., W -K I K 1 his it a w .,.. az-it , p i . WN ff iii?-, , Tyr . ' we ,128 wa iffs fw- ' ,L -'- ii., OFFICE WORKERS: Front row, left to right-Melissa Cockerham, Cindy Manning, Linda Levels, Annette Barger, Leigh Ann Holmes, Rita Allen. Back row, left to right-Patricia Philpott, Cheryl Moonen, Creg Craig, Marda Stacks, David Dunn, Iill Wilson. The office workers are a great help to the faculty and the student body. They run errands and deliver messages. These people pick up the absentee slips and are always ready to help if they can. LIBRARY AIDES KEEP THI GS I ORDER ' '-s ,:.-5,5 Q ' I - ---Q - Ab- QQ 99 'T' Y, s '5.A NW Z , . L 1 , , -' .- 3 , ., .M ia .W , X .I LIBRARY AIDES: Anthony Pugh,1ackie Carter, Gloria Burrell. Randy Wilson. Peggy Copeland. Lisa Burnham. Iucly Foley. Mart Hartless Patsy Copeland. Library aides are kept busy checking out books and putting them back in place. These people are very helpful to Mr. Carey in keeping the library neat and in order. THSST DE TS... 1. Amy attended the Student Council Convention at San Antonio. Z. Pam Chaney, Kathy Copeland, Patsy Copeland, Peggy Copeland, Sheila Day, and Loy Newberry attended the Homemaking State Con- vention in Dallas. 3. Mark Moore and Tim Davis represented Teague V High School in the Sciencc Fair held 'it A8tM in Bryan 4 Amy Bogut 'fm' who went to Regional in ts nnis f . we . , , . ,M f Cindy Manning, Cheryl Moonen, and Lee Tilman were four students ggf Iyr' 1, f . . iila 1 Z gy 3 -...Sas ...-.mga ---..... 5 F F ii 2 R 116 H vi 5 Q YEL..-Ar mf . T KE IT TO THE LIMIT. i Q Nw f g .,.-X TJ . - P. 7 -f 5--yn yf 4, W :1m '7 1 r' U If? QQ, . 2 -M Q, A, . wjgl 'W-N. x ,. 'Ja ,, Q- ' . A .M .1 , vt A Lf Al .-A ,- GA My .l . I -Q .hw H 42 ,- , 5 , 'T S , H fu 'X Qi ,Mfr Vx sv I ,,,..-Q Q 1 N GX Tgm kk f S , 9 -m Ifia . ggi , 'a' 5. X M, 97 ' F s 1 M S' xx mE 5 Qin 9215 gs 6 was Q5 5 ,f Lil 5 V M 1 E . wwf x ' ggi: ggi , 1w.f qv uv jg mm,hzh l i , e S' ' , z ' W gum, ., vb . 4 W 16 ' 11' 118 J bg u 's 3 ' 5 H IWQ L mb ne J 1N5xr 7 E R K S591 fl x 3' X KK! y fb, 1' xi. Q03 IR. HIGH TGP TE LEAD THEIR CLASS WMV 2?--H' , il ' is , Wi 7752 Q 1 , if 1 P Z yr' or J -W V, Www If A 8th Grade Top Ten: Front row, left to right-Patricia Barnes, Tanya Shaw. Sonia Nichols, Kevin West, Ieriann Morris. Back row, right-Tracy Elliott, Kristi Collins, Will McSwano, Allan Carroll. Iennifer Bogue. The top ten students of the eighth grade class are very outstanding students in their academic studies. These people have strived to keep up good grades and retain some of the knowledge they have learned. Congratulations! 120 Xe left to CHEERLEADERS PEP THI GS UP l I v 6 O I o i V 1 V I B lx fi li L-1 .' l ,JK . 1 ,. .11 V X lr y N, N A T M A VVS . A V 3 1' ,V V TV ,. 3 , V V ,I Vgi,f?,.v365ai J . ,. f 5- ',L,'-23' - ' ',-if'.. 5 A I 4 V .Tv - , V 7 1 ,, .Q hx ' 4 ,--fu 6:14 '-P-Y 5 ,,.,-.1...,V A '4 s .fp nf Cheerleaders: Left to right-Debbie Brown, Kim Shaw Chcadj. Tanya Shaw, Kella Small Icrlmn Morris V The Ir. High cheerleaders were the faces seen smiling up at the crowds at the Ir. High football games. They were the ones who cheered for the team in victory or defeat and never lost hope for a come- back. These girls began long practices in the summer and continued to work all through the year to raise school spirit. BOYS' TRACK TEAM RACES AW Q H ,.. , R K y V, X ,I . . , . . y ,V . . ,, , . , , ,, ff. P Q ,M 9' A- - ..:.-I . - .1 xy ' -.- 1 if -fi' 527. '-L it ' -1--M ff! , ,- A ' f .V ' a N - ff ' iam, 'f, . ' ' . ,xsfts ' . ' , 'L MQW .4 fi? . Y -2 - V '-,. , ' . ' v ' Aa' ' V 'T F 3- L 'H 'f -. 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V? .4 -P l A A , K V i. gi J ., m V, I P Q , , Q ,, . , . 8th Grade: Front row, left to right-Keith Wilson, Lloyd Knight, Roger Hall, Kenneth McAdams, Andy Turner, Allan Carroll, Leonard Hartley. Back row, left to right-Pat Samuels, Kenneth Lee, Wayne Williams, Charles Roblow, Cary Cockerham, Cary Price. :Q ' A - ' . 1 gl, ' - - '- f. ' es . 'ff ' . .K 'lf' A f Q Q ff, a 'W ' is-Tc I 4 I .- Al. 1 W' if ll. I S View W Q A ' f S , ! fy, ,. ,ar , H -1 'jg k in af ' ffl: Q V Q- I . Q 1' ,L yur' 5 at , ,' .5 Lu. .ww '-if ww 1.1 .- , , -1' 4 ' . f . ,A .QQ yi, rv , A x V K ,- . . ,if k E , .. 5. Q I . . - ,. . ii. , K . SN dw y -.Wy Ja.. a Q-Z ,. , .ity . 4 , A y J. fx-S., - ,., ia- . , 64.2 ,. . yu. ANI , Y , fr wi f. M ..,, , ,. y .V . 6 A ,V X, y ,, L . I E. , . H, va. ,Q ,,..f - f. i,..3',' 3, QD' .gin-3, fe f , . .T ,, --Q3 . ,W x , , -V, -,., - '-' .- , '5 ...fe , g.. I 4 Y L ,fig I ' 'W 7 7. . V .. 1' ffl 'qw r I ,um --- .415 '35 ,vfifqf ' +1 'li' . 5 . . . VZ? E'...,L'. af 'N EP 7- tm .3 - y 1, 'N-'E ' -,ri . Q , X ji ,V 1, 15 ' - 41. cj f5L7l M T W, ff? I A ,YQ A f ' , ., I ,W ..,..-we ' W' ra. 7th Grade Front row, left to right-Warren Hedrick, Chris Oliver, Michael Reese, Blake Murden. Middle row, left to right- Blain Bott ms, Brad Iohnson, Robert Knight, Wayne Carpenter, jeff Kovacevizh, Bobby Brown, Martine Guerrero, Wesley Smith. Ba k row, left to right-jayATurner, Darrin Gathright, Bryan Rawls, Porter Lanier, Wade Cooper, john Kovacevizh, Carl Cagl . 122 GIRLS, TRACK TEAM T KES OFF RUNNIN The Ir. High track teams worked hard this year. They competed in track meets in our area and repre- sented our school well. On cold mornings one might see the dedicated athletes running around the ice-cold track or practicing the field events. Their startled nerves in their body shiver and cause the run- ners numb legs to itch. Their tired muscles and aching feet tremble from overwork. The end results of all their work reveals itself at the track meets where each gives his all and goes home either victorious or defeated. Girls' Track Team: Front row, left to right-Lois Mims, Cheryl Nemons ami Small, Kela Cook, Vickie Crossley, Kim Shaw. Middle row, left to right-Teresa Port Felecia Gray, Debbie Brown, taci teen, Sheri Day, Terri Garcia, Kelli Roberts, Terri Crowell. Back row left to right Regina udspeth egina Busby, Melissa Price. Cindy Gottlieb, Lisa Steers, Mary Sue Nichols, Sherry Sartor, Tina Hastings., I I V 123 5 .5 fx .,-L 4 W , 1 iw, I S .x S S -A ' M M sg gif Q N' wa QQ ill NHIIYS UNIOR HIGH ST YS BUSY ,ny s W k W K Q N S SE 5 f S 2 1 XXL i 'Ax 3. NX 4 7? f , --,pp L pm u ...! BNZNEES 1 ,V wg, A br., 4 f 124 1 ,,,41n '- L.. . V k....-.--- -4 I 1 ,WM .f..: , ,P hard Staci. 4. Goofing off again, Sharon? -4A'3'Si L it .i ,. . 'f vw , .I F ' : 'llf'-'Dfw' :wa-1-aww'-f'q,.5h V Y-...,. .M . .M,,,,.,,.,,,..,M,Mu-Kwmnu,V K' in ' . 558 1 S' , j 'T . 17 317, -5, f TF K., . 55, 'lin 1 . f . K f , , if N ,g . 6 EA f X x -bv, F iii! .fm y ei. 'MH ' Ji- A .' 1'A' is .L -A K K ig . . -. .alll- i r 44- lb, I , , ,,,., W .,-,-K W.. igiiilli I-ni E..g.J!I ., 6 -11 'Hmm-1tugr':an5'f's nan any , . . . h 411'q1qmu.-up-4-.u.a.a-My .. .. - .. .. - v. .. - ..- , . . 5 5. IR. HIGH BAND: First row, left to right-Cirr Kelli Roberts. Becky Gay, Regina Frederick, Vicki Crossley, Kim Kennedy, Kela Cook, Chris Oliver, Blake Murden, Sharon Miller. Second row, Teri Garcia, Diane Robinson, Ieriann Morris, Traci Whitaker. Tanya Shaw, Brad Iohnson, Robert Knight, Debbie Brown. Leonard Hartley, Patti Morton. Third row, Wylinda johnson, Terri Crowell, Tamera Respess, Patricia Barnes, Bobby Brown, Brad Allison, Lisa Steers, Sheri Day, Kim Shaw, Leann Steen, Staci Steen. Fourth row, Wayne Williams, Traci Elliott, Martin Guerrero, Wayne Carpenter, Carl Cagle, Blane Bottoms, lay Turner, Patricia Reece, Mary Sue Nichols, Trudy Brown, Gala Pickett. Fifth row, jerry Vaughn, Charlie Ranson, jennifer Bogue. Christie Collins, Tina Hastings, Sherry Sartor, Cindy Gottlieb, Cathy Wilson, Donna Morris, Annette Levels. Mr. Elrod, director, is in back. 6. Trudy: Debbie, you mean you really ripped your jeans? Front row, left to right? ti Allison, Tu Anh Vo ert to right-Wayne Carpenter, Will VtayneWill1ams, Kim Teer, Roger Hall, Ierianne Morris. 2. And this is Gary's favorite class? 3. Study 1. Ir. High cheerleaders show a little spirit. 2. These students find the library fascinat- ing. 3. Mr. Kennedy has his math students working on speed and accuracy. 4. Pam must have lost her mother! 5. Ir. High girls are active in the Hee l-law Talent Show . 6. Mr. Burnim keeps his students active with various projects throughout the year. 7. Tina: I wonder if Mrs. Kirgan will know if I copy from the book. 8. Faster than a speeding bullet, Laluan rips down the field. O 126 ds -W um 5 YS w. , N :ffl f m 1 L3 fi 1 Li- -qx ., 1 ,-4' - 7. 1. 5 H , A , 1, i i UNIOR HIGH- HARD WORK, A LGT UF FUN, MA Y MEMGRIES , J -- f m t . V X A V . . QQ, S f - P' av' . S4 as 'V 9 , ' 1 X N V . . if Jf ff? .Rx W 1 .p L , ' .11- 7 if fri' 50 1- V vm ,gququw -5 : , ., 35,52 9 ' f X, ' - 'ff ,. - 'W ' 4 --- J M- , ' 1 x7f l 5 + . -,- 'A A . 7 fi sai l -,aw '51 in -Q y. u A , 4 if-iw qggt. , --cw . V -,ggflgglyv-54 'L 3. ' -A: ,ligy .V ' , , ,sg :,.. 'k Y 1 V fa - - - nr .- , ' -fx +G- 1 W is , f . V , -, M f ' 4 1' - 1 ,Q ?' ' ,'. - - .-,.. - , 4, yn' A , .dr . ff ,.,... 7 yu16w -4-.f.-f as Y' fm .. fy' ' 1 I . ' -A-.,g,f L4 ' ut-..21' ' Q ,Q b 1- H, K . , , , . ,, 1, wir -Us 'ig Y - f ' .. ,, y 5 51 Y v-1. 'J 8 . , H, , .,,, . , , L , L ., ,,,, 1, 4 - .,... .A., V ,,.N , z A v . W L :K 'Q w -I ,, . ,h wy rn. gmf,. - , A ., ,., , ,I '. 14.,.q V. 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Ai: 1 - 3 5 i 'ri M T V JM f, , A sig LA , !a 'S- cfyf Xian 7 R ,deaf 1 Q' . . .Hs Y A X, , Am Kiwii -J' , M 5 'N 'swf ' 1 -, -:x ill? , 1 ffl h i,,, If SEVE TH GRADERS N 'et 1 ,Q 1? i A' fT't'.14 ,e ,- fs -0 vs --J, .1 vs z 'Q if f or K ,I it , fi i 4, 1 .JI 3 'Q D Y ve 1' v : I n.. f T 2 -1 ' ft ' 'lil f 1 L M X wg - 1 ' . fi S' A I 1 A 4 Q 0 W 1 - i Darrin Tatum Reyaldo Villa Anh Vo Charles Wright Sharron Miller Lois Mims Blake Murden Cheryl Nemons Mary Sue Nichols Chris Oliver Teressa Porter Melissa Price Beth Pryor Albert Randell Bryan Rawls Charlie Ranson Michael Reese Kelli Roberts Medra Rumans Sherri Sartor William Sanders Kim Shaw Tami Small Wesley Smith Leann Steen Stacii Steen Lisa Steers Tammie Sue Ston 131 8 Vanessa Abrams james Allison Patti Allison Rodney Austin Slinda Ballard Kevin Beene Bridget Busby Doug Calhoun Donny Carter Cristina Chase De Andrea Cole Kim Conovan Mike Cook Steve Dunn Todd Elliott Hollis Greathouse Stacy Green Patricia Hicks De Linda Horton Iohn Iackson Kevin Iohnson Richard Iohnson Darrell Iones Mike Iordan Donny Kerzee Rhonda Langley Ronald Lee Dexter McDonald um XQhael Montgomay Tobi Moore johnny Morren Kevin Oden Missy Oliver Kenneth Page Heath Perry 132 SIXTH GBADERS yr an r S '1 j fr f v 5 '+ if I Q A W t '- L i I - H w ' SN 3 .- A L '45l,,? 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I i ,.,' gf, ans? ti ips -y ff.-'A' 3 V I fi ,. -Q ' avi or er .jr 5 2 if Cindy Pruitt .I 1 A Ioe Bill Reid 'X H, - Carol Richardson If X . 1,1 , ince Seemanx Q - N fi,fNf W my - , -QNLM n I J L I A FX' Kevin Shockley Kim Teer George Vincent 'D x 3 ll ' I 1 ' 'x t 1 4 'l Tuyen Vo h ' ' Anita Webb ,f Deidra White Q' W ' f e 4 i . , 1 , 'Q f ' IN 'w - I ' , Antoine Wicker ' Q, ' t'A Teresa Wilson i Diana Wright LQ- 1 I . Q ,P Y , .V ,- i bw--M - ,. l f 1,1 t. .df it I -his 1 XA A-l'i g,t Q IFN! A M. .. , ' .. . 'L'7. '7 'f ' 7' .fm if - Q-1 f':mff414,i wx- . ,j 'Z ' .K V, ,122 af in fe ,uw Vx. t is , T ' Y S i -'il-f W I ., A N4 gs: 2 1- X nf via.. K, , .M Z T1 H r- ZZ v+ 2? ef 2 5 E le Z aa .15 41 o FT? 4 .W 'fi - 9 - 1 ' 'WR , N f HLBN ' in WE? ,.4- if I E: 'H MHARROTT . i - -----M.......-,...m, +5 BU ICK I - PoNT1Ac i 4 +CHEVROLET 3 Fwy ..,A 55353, :TQ 'JB'- 'li l ' an-., 'c as --, - gl 136 Compliments of CHANDLER KENN ELS World's Largest Bird Dog Kennels Professionally ' Trained Pointers and Setters HOLLEN IUNIUR CHANDLER OWNER 817 X 562-5501 P.O. BOX 68 MEXIA, TEXAS 76667 Business Phone 817-739-2525 Brick Sales Co., Inc. Manufacturer of Quality Face Brick P. O. Box 329 Teague, Texas 75860 Owner: R.H. Bond, Ir. Congratulations Class of '79 P.O. BOX 768 gDU Q02 221 Main 4-and. Teague 739-3557 Wa-Bn-iXmlx3x:1.eAJ GOOD LUCK SRS. '79! The Wilks' Bob, Peggy, Robin IENSEN'S SERVICE CENTER Goodyear Tires Hwy. 84 81 8th A 739-3222 Compliments of TASTEE BURGER BARGER GRO. 81 MKT. DIAL 739-2523 P TEAGUE 600 MAIN REECE FLOOR COMPANY Ph. 817!739-3305 Name Brand Supplies Compliments of KIRCHNER'S INSURANCE AGENCY THE CILLIAM'S Vernon Ray, Emma Lo 81 C' g Wlltoglgg ttop Compliments of TEACUE VARIETY 8: HARDWARE Teague Compliments of TEACUE HOSPITAL STAFF SHELL'S CAMPUS IFN!! CAREER FASHIONS Teague DORIS' FLORIST H1 top Center 739 3517 1103 N 8th Master Craftsman Piano Techs. Guild COLSON'S PIANO pp SERVICING 817! 739-2898 920 M ' EIQQQBER sos eivenyg 'im EENFHE X Compliments of CARROLL LUMBER COMPANY Owner: Clendon Carroll Compliments of w.A. KEILS IR. 739-2071 l Teague Life, Group, and Health Insurance Annuities, Pension Plans DARRELL MOORE OFFICE D'5!?!ZEL,!-,5Bt!fi'TQ9RE Telephone 613A Main f817l 739-3729 Teague 75860 New York Life Insurance Co. A mutual company founded in 1845 'T , if-.5 t N. W2-7 Compliments of City Pharmacy Iames 81 Tommy Pdeale Teague Compliments of Kenneth E. Paris Co. Inc. 1105 N. 8th Avenue Phone-817-739-2400 Compliments of Marshall-Williams 8' Associate Complete Insurance Service ,gf H1 av, W F- Teague Teague ,,, ,, I Compliments of MAN LE Y'S S UPPLY COMPANY AND WESTERN X grip, AUTQ f T ASSOCIATE I , if ' N N STQRE I , . Teague SPECIAL OCCASIONS Compliments Of by Carrol HOBERTSON'S C HFYO 1 Moore Ioy MOOI' weddings FOOD Showers a +. 613BM STORE 105 SOL1th 4th Sf. 5:41 5 Ex' XE' ef Aw V Teague Compliments of Fred Gwens Contracting Company Pipeline Route 2 Construction Phone: 817!739-2553 Teague .,, . HALL-OWENS FORD AND MERCURY Ulpe Ueague fffhrnninle ESTABLISHED IN 1906 AND THE SHOPFER8 GUIDE Published Every Thur d alph E. d C 1 Off S 1 ' V , -y--.- -..- , ,..,. V 1. , ... -,f, f ,. 1 . A ,. . , M --,. , . MN Im. -.4Aq,. . f 'J,., ' Compliments of MH. ff MRS. KENNETH FULTON, TEHR1, GHEGG, AND CHRISTINA Donie Member FDIC Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK 0 TEAGUE affix ygSs2n'sfi,k f Q .Tai Compliments of HARROTT BUICK, PONTIAC 8' CHEVROLET INC - ' ff, if Q' ' ' .EAI Lil, Hwy 84 ' 1 -':gr52fff'fi-we-s.1gf.ef',-. - ,1 .A -1M elf. ' I , . , ' 'f' ' 145 Q f' ' i,M..,, . LJ . A ua ' vu. ' Q l' 3 H Q ' I 'omni -aussi! ll U V ' ' ' , ,,hk ne w I . , V I I L I . 5 I 3 4 ' I I 5 ' 'N V Q 5.1 f -. N' ., K I x-'w I N of Y-- 1 4 1: fi 1 ' 25 ' W X':M 'H' I .lu-M . H 'Nw i n , ,, Nw- .ff' x 2 , ., - , , , A . -, ' ' a I - 1 . mv I? v,. .. I ,,.. . K, , N I ,, .X .grim u , we-.4 ' 'C 3 , 'if - ' ff'L ,W - I R , 5 ' V 'Av .' 1 I I I.,, . W , ' if . ,fav ' - 2 X 23-in M ff-waw-'Q,ii3gwS+m5g A I- , 1 . 111 ..- X H e .' . n Jf'i.C,' .eff 1-.raw .1 , I iw... M- 1 W g,,f.g,,,l , , Compliments of LAWRENCE FUNERAL HOME Teague Compliments of FREESTONE CREDIT UNION J f ' ' 'V' ur ri, ' A- 1 Teague Q 2 4 ' 5 X 2 .F .Tuwfvlm N. ' . ' . xi, NX N QQ il .Sm G I e , af 6 as .Yi 1 xr I wb? f ., .,,. sim! . K, ' -.. 3' YH 1' we 1 use-,.t..i argl? :zm M752 23552 Fez QD C3 Hwy 84 '- ,E..f -r' V I v , , I -4 W 'L 1 ' --f V, T In nf ,L fly i 1 . '-i iftx Y Y' L5 , , f , F O f ' O . I lf ' . I Compliments of PALACE DR UG Ownerg Bill Bowers Teague Compliments of KWIK-Pl C CRO. AND MARKET Mr. 8: Mrs, LE. Compton Mark, Iaye, 8x Kayla Teague Compliments of ELLIOTT INC. Farm, Ranch, and Carden Supplies Fishing, Firearms, Reloading Equipment 739-2646 Hwy 84 8: 3rd C pl t of BENDY'S Teague CARL'S AUTO PARTS Wholesale and Retail Teague Compliments of Compliments of SOUTHWESTERN LEON'S ELECTRIC GARAGE COMPANY Mr. 81 Mrs. Leon Schrader Teague Teague Compliments of SH lRLEY'S BEAUTY BOX Teague Compliments of TEACUE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT The Best Values Are At BROWN'S GROCERY Teague Om 1IT19l'1 S O OVER 55 CENTER 115 Main St. 739-3541 Visitors Welcome Q Q.- f . Box 68 ViCe-President- Charles Harris Cashier- Maxine Fogleman Bookkeeper- Lurresia Iohnson D r-.,E.5.f- ,f 'E I l fi A M I, Phone: 18171 359-2231 Donie State Bank We Invite You to Use Our Services Member of FDIC President- Cloner Gilliam Ianie Gonzales ff! fS???,'Qii'f 1 'S via Compliments of Mrs. l.W. Whital-fer and Sons Oil Field Contractors P.O. Box 128 Donie, Texas 75838 Phone: Home-817!739-3756 Office-817!359-2815 Donie Compliments of Bi-Stone Savings and Loan 112 West Main Fairfield TITLES SL ABSTRACTS UNLIMITED 135 SOUTH MOUNT FAIRFIELD, TEXAS 75840 JEANIE ADAMS 214 359-4605 VICE-PRESIDENT 214 389-4123 Compliments of 3W Ranches Mrs. I.W. Whitaker and Sons P.O. Box 128 Donie, Texas 75838 Phone: HOIIIC-8171 739-3756 OffiCB-817f359-2615 Donie Compliments of Awalt-Stephenson Drug Fairfield jones Auto Center Specializing in Brakes and Mufflers Hiway 84 Fairfield, Texas 75840 Fairfield B1 ' Stone O a4f'ong4 6- can Association FREESTUNE COUNTY TITLE AND NATIONAL ABSTRACT BANK C0-f INC- FIRST NATIONAL Phone 389-2801 PO B F f ld T Member F.D.I.C Compliments of F REES TON E SUPPLY Freestone , M I 3 I W P.O. Box 390 9 Teague, Texas 75860 REFRIGERATION ' INSULATION - HARDWARE AIR CONDITIONING - CENTRAL HEATING WOOD 8' SONS, INC. CARRIER AIR CONDITIONING FRIGIDARE APPLICANCES FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES 214-322-4650 Buffalow Compliments of OAKES Er TURNER Donie Compliments of SAM'S RESTAURANT Homemade breads and pies Fairfield and Corsicana Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD'S jay 8: Mary Helen DeShazo Fairfield FURNITURE CARPET APPLIANCES ling.-. I ,,fIlgf5I I', 'u l I1 I I'-I' I' If. ' C7965 FURNITURE IND APPLIANCE a.Af llllllll ll 357 w. COMMERCE C214 389-3636 DWAIN YORK FAIRFIELD, TEXAS BLACKLANDS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Serving Limestone, Freestone, Leon, Kaufman, Dallas, Rockwall, Collin, Denton, Cook, Grayson, and Fannin Counties Mexia ' Centerville BOf1hHm McKinney Fairfield Kaufman Compliments of Casual Fashions Mexia Compliments of Iim's Cal-ies and Donuts Fairfield Mexia 389-2700 562-6520 Compliments of Western Auto 216 East Commerce Mexia Compliments of Mexia Theatre 11 East Palestine Phone: 562-3828 Mexia White and Gillespie Drugs Mexia, Texas 76667 562-2820 Service Since 1946 Iohn Burks Home Phone Compliments of Tejas p Fa brics We have Simplicity, Butter- ick, and McCalls Patterns Mexia K. Wolen s 106 East Commerce Serving the Bistone Area Mexia JESSE EDWARDS SHIRLEY INCLAIR 76667 MEN'S 8. LADIES SHOES 202 E. COMMERCE HANDBAGS BOX 428 MEN'S APPAREL PH B17-562-247l Pharmacist 562-7241 A ' 'Tli If Compliments of IIF-E-MART Teague P1l0tog1i1ph y GBy' 1191 1 Professional i Photography . R it 1 - Portraits h 'Y-Q' 2 - weddings fx - School - Commercial - Parties - Anniversaries I - Action V i 817 562-2591 1005 BRIARWOOD MEXIA, TEXAS 76667 HARRISON FURNITURE 405 E. Commerce 562-2811 Phillip Easterling Bert Harrison Mexia Phone 562-2874 Night 562-6697 Bugg Drug 201 E. Commerce Mexla. Texas 76667 SERVICE 8: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED MEXIA RADIO 6' TV Color TV RCA Authorized Sales and Service Since 1962 Service after the sale 317 S. Hwy. 14 562-3351 Compliments of Jes SUPERMARKET E. MAIN Mexia Texas C 1 t f Compliments of omp imen S 5 DR. and MRS. MICHALE H. COOK and MICHAEL Teague LuRue's Dress Shop 514 Main St. a ies Apparel Cissy MaggardfBeth Cooper!LaRue Compliments of WITHROW FURNITURE CO. B 15o415M51n 759-25 T s DR. 8' MRS. I. R. DOBBS Compliments of SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY BOX Teague WHITE - Teague 1OHNSON'S WASHETERIA Open 7:30-9:00 Att d r d ty T s Compliments of DR. 8' MRS. ALLEN HICKS AND BRAD Teague Congratulations to the 1979 Graduating Class N UCOR STEEL division of NUCOR CGRPORATION .-, f , Y A. X.. . T' 3. EERE BOOTS fi , JEANS HATS ' 1 SHIRTS LEATHER '. 'A TACK Gooos , f-'nf 119.25 17 R o D In O WESTERN WEAR Jeweft. Texan 7584-6 713-352-4434 Best Qualify Western Wear at Lower Prices Iewett RGBERT HARRIS GARAGE 8 WRECKER SERVICE ROBERT HARRIS-Owner 24 Hour Wrecker Service STARTERS - ALTERNATORS ' GENERATORS EXHAUST - SHOCKS - TUNEUPS ' BRAKES 739-2853 Freestone i i 157 FF STA AERIL 79 E19 TH l l l l i v l Please don't let me mess up!! 4:-Il Coach Schneider shows a new dribbling technique. L EXPRESSIG S T 2 - You don't believe lil' ol' me did that, do ya? v i Trudy and Ierry are caught doing algebra II. , n The expressions on faces around school being many thoughts and memories to mind of people who will be back next year and of people who have walked down the halls as a student or teacher for the last time. And as the school year ended, so do the pages of this book. They both hold memories of the good and the bad. We, the 1979 Aerial Staff hope this yearbook will pre- serve these memories. Typical Sophomore?! AERIAL SPECIFICATIO S The 1979 Aerial was printed by Herff Iones Yearbooks of Montgom- ery, Alabama. The book contains 160 pages printed on 80 pound Bor- deaux paper with Melior body copy in 10 point type and Melior captions in 8 point. The standard cover is Brilliant Or- Trim size for the book 8 W x 11 with smyth sewn binding. The order was for 300 copies to be sold for S12. Underclassman pictures were sup- plied by Provine Studios and senior portraits were furnished by Photo- graphic Arts and Gallery of Fort Worth. pictures were purchased from the Teague Chronicle. Advertising pictures were photo- graphed by Mark Moore, Contempo- rary Images. Many candid and group pictures were photographed by nthony Lf? ange and the endsheets are orange Pugh. stock. 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