Trenton High School - Tigers Paw Yearbook (Trenton, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1981 volume:

TIGER’S PAW 1981 EDITION TRENTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT TRENTON, TEXAS TRADITION-LINKING TODAY WITH YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW 1981 is Trenton's 100th anniversary. The annual staff has selected the theme of TRADITION—LINKING TODAY WITH YESTERDAY AND TOMORROW to commemorate our historical heritage and to serve as a link between the past and future generations. We have worked diligently in compiling a yearbook that would be meaningful as a documentary of this year at THS and the 100th year of Trenton, and we thank Miss Rounsaville, Mr. Conger, and Mrs. Street for their dedicated assistance. 2 It is with pride in our work and our heritage that we present this edition of the Tiger’s Paw. 1981 mniNiSTRff low e faculty TRENTON ISD SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Vice-President—Roger Hinkle: President—Tom Smiley: Seated: Bonnie Donaghey; Dick Dockery: Grady Riley. Not Pictured: Secretary—Ricky Glasscock; Troy Jestis. SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE HOMER DANCER Students, Teachers, Parents, Friends of Trenton School: Each person is responsible, in some way, for the making of tomorrow better than today. He who contributes nothing toward improvement is either selfish or incapable. It is only natural that we should want to grow and develop in our various fields of interest and by doing so, we can continually look forward to a bright and happy tomorrow. By having such a spirit and attitude we will make a definite contribution toward bringing happiness to others as their tomorrows come and go. The person who gives freely of his time to seeing that others are made glad has evidently discovered the secret to real happiness and is the type of individual that is desired by most every community. We trust that your contacts and experiences in, through and with the school, have been a real benefit and inspiration to you and have helped you to better understand the real meaning and purpose of education. We, who have a place of responsibility with the school certainly want to contribute much toward making it a better school and through it, we hope to influence in a most pleasant manner, each person who passes our way. It is our desire to instill in each individual, the spirit of happiness and good will. Sincerely, Homer Dancer ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL MRS. DORIS REAGAN HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY DONNA BAKER JANE BLACKERBY DAN JONES WANNA MILLER DORTHA ROUNSAVILLE Science Math-Government Boys' Girls’ Athletics Home Economics Business Education LOUISE STREET English HAPPY WALLACE Agriculture JOHN WILLIAMS History-Speech NORMA MOORE Aide CECILE KITCHING Secretary COUNSELOR NURSE CAFETERIA PERSONNEL SLIM HOWELL 0. J. SAVAGE VIRGIL SKINNER MARIE HOWELL GWEN WILLIAMS ELEMENTARY FACULTY MABEL VESTAL Kindergarten CINDY VAN METER Physical Education PEGGY TODD Plan A Aide DORIS REAGAN Fourth Grade GLENDA WOODS Plan A PAT PATE Title 1 Math JO NELL HOLMES Third Grade KIM LANGFORD Seventh Grade PATSY SHEW Plan A Aide ANN DANCER First Grade KAYE JONES Second Grade DONNA DOCKERY Fifth Grade PATSY WITHROW BETTIE HART Office Aide Reading Aide IRENE LYNCH Migrant Education CHARLES WEST Sixth Grade i98i ACTIVITIES 1980-1981 T. H. S. AWARDS MARVIN BROWN: Ag. IV Award RHONDA COX: Trenton Study Club $300.00 Scholarship MICHAEL DODSON: Most Athletic Boy Award: Beta Club Award LOREL DONAGHEY: English IV Award; Government Award; 1st place U.I.L. Ready Writing; 3rd place U.I.L. Informative Speaking MANDY HAZELWOOD: Salutatorian (91.185): Scholarship to any Church Related School: Homemaking IV Award DENISE FLORES: Valedictorian (91.535): Scholarship to any Church Related School: Scholarship to East Texas State University; Typing II Award DEBBIE JONES: Miss Dorthel Robinson $200.00 Citizenship Award: Best All-Around Girl Award JOHN OROZCO: Daniel B. (Bryan) Deupree Foundation Scholarship—$300.00; Scholarship to any Church Related School as the Highest Ranking Boy; Outstanding Leadership Award: Best All-Around Boy Award; Speech I Award; 2nd U.I.L. Prose; Beta Club Award SUSAN SEALEY: Most Athletic Girl Award GARY SKINNER: English III Award BOBBY WHITMIRE: Woodmen Of The World Award; American History Award: Algebra II Award; Chemistry Award; Ag. Ill Award JOHN ALEXANDER: Ag. II Award; Related Math II Award TRACY BODDEN: Homemaking II Award BRENDA BRITTON: English II Award; World History Award TERRI HOLLEY: Homemaking ■„ Award TERISA JESTIS: Geometry I Award; Ag. I Award; Typing I Award SONYA COX: Homemaking I Award KATHY HOWELL: Related Math I Award JOHN KELLEY: English I Award; Algebra I Award; Health Award ROBBIE MORGAN: Biology Award HONOR MEDALS: MANDY HAZELWOOD. DENISE FLORES UIL SPELLING AND PLAIN WRITING Jackie Massey. Teresa Whitmire. Teresa Brown. Robbie Morgan HEADLINE WRITING Compliments of OK FEED MILL PRESLEY AUTO PARTS WHITEWRIGHT INDUSTRIAL WELDING PRODUCTS _SHERMAN______________ — 5 PROSE INTERPRETATION John Orozco. Linda Bartlett CALCULATOR APPLICATIONS Susan Sealey. Mike Goolsby 8 Terisa Jestis, Mike Brown DISTRICT COMPETITION Compliments of OK FEED MILL LEONARD GRAPHIC LEONARD NATIONAL BANK LEONARD MONSANTO RETAIL SALES CENTER WHITEWRIGHT POETRY INTERPRETATION Tracy Bodden. Rhonda Cox JOHN........................................ERNEST LOREL.....................................WINIFRED BRENDA........................................LORA SHAY..........................................TONY LOUISE STREET.............................DIRECTOR READY WRITING Gary Skinner, Brenda Britton. Lorel Donaghey. Linda Bartlett ONE-ACT PLAY “IMPROMPTU” NUMBER SENSE Bobby Whitmire. Mark Shaw SCIENCE Mark Shaw. Beth Anderson. Mike Goolsby EDITORIAL WRITING Beth Anderson. Brenda Britton, Gary Skinner NEWSWRITING INFORMATIVE SPEAKING Gary Skinner. Bobby Whitmire. Brenda Britton Lorel Donaghey 10 LOVE THE WORLD AWAY JR.-SR. BANQUET AND PROM MAY 9, 1981 RAMADA INN, SHERMAN SHOULDN'T THE HEAD TABLE ALWAYS PAY ATTENTION? CELEBRATING OUR HOSTAGES RETURN TO FREEDOM JOB WELL DONE 1981 GRADUATES SALUTATORIAN MANDY HAZELWOOD VALEDICTORIAN DENISE VINCENT FLORES 14 i98l ORGPiNIZPiTIOMS ELCOME TO TRENTO HOME OF THE FIGHTING ANNUAL SNAPS MISS—Snap Photographer MR. CONGER—Staff Photographer This year, as the Tiger’s Paw Staff, we have worked diligently for the betterment of this annual. In this book there are happy times and sad times, moments of victory and moments of defeat. We hope that it will bring back fond memories for each of you in years to come. Compliments of NURSING HOME DAWSON PROPANE GAS CO. INC. STEPHEN A. SULLIVAN WHITEWRIGHT INSURANCE AGENCY Whitewright 16 LOREL—Typist LESLIE—Absent DEBBIE—Treasurer i' ANNUAL STAFF CAAcly Compliments of FRED CONGER PHOTOGRAPHY IN MEMORIAM LOUIS REDWINE (1962-1981) The administration, faculty, and students of Trenton High School, as well as friends in the community, remember with affection and respect this one who was so much a part of our lives. Louis contributed many things of lasting value to our school. He maintained a high degree of academic excellence and took an active part in the leadership of many organizations. He was active in the Student Council and was its president his senior year. He served as president of his class for three of his high school years. He was a charter member of the Trenton Beta Club, and was its president his senior year. For two years he was listed in Who's Who Among American High School Students. He was voted The Most Intelligent. Most Likely to Succeed, The Most Outstanding Leader, and the 1979 Boys State Citizen. He competed in UIL on State level both his junior and senior years, and he was the valedictorian of his graduating class. All who knew Louis shared the feeling of a profound loss of a dear friend whose life had made us more aware of the meaning of excellence and whose death had made us acutely aware of the tragedy of an unfulfilled life. 18 FHA OFFICERS Membership in FHA for four years can provide learning experiences that are not available in any classroom situation. The FHAer is given many opportunities to grow and learn. She can develop leadership abilities, learn social graces, make new friends, meet interesting people, have new experiences, meet challenges, develop skills, learn to accept responsibilities, and become better homemakers and good citizens. I think FHA is a very special organization. Top row: Terri Holley. Susan Sealey. Denise Flores. Leslie Latimer. Paula Keeton, Sonya Cox. Bottom: Rhonda Cox, Leesa Anderson. Brenda Britton. Tracy Bodden. Debbie Jones. FFA OFFICERS Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve— FFA—Leaders for the future Leadership is one of the best qualities that an organization may have. It is one quality that is seen often in the Trenton Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. Each member has his or her own project. Many of the students participate in livestock shows and all of the members are engaged in agricultural pursuit through their projects which include livestock and crops. Top Row: Martin Brown, John Butler. Gary Skinner. Guy Wright Bottom: Todd Hinkle, Mandy Hazelwood. Randy Bartlett. 19 FHA AND FFA Back row: R. Morgan; D. Flores; T. Holley; B. Britton; Mrs. Miller. Sponsor; L. Anderson; S. Sealey; T. Bodden; L. Latimer; D. Jones; S. Cox; R. Cox; P. Keeton; C. Howell; Middle row: D. Brown; M. Butler; K. Sauls; T. Whatley; S. Tripp; Front row: M. Hazelwood; D. Jones; T. Whitmire; D. Smithson; M. Jones. Back row: P. Howell; K. Sauls; J. Britton; R. Witherspoon; G. Skinner; J. Butler; T. Hinkle; M. Shaw; M. Hazelwood. Sweetheart R. Bartlett; P. Whitmire; M. Brown; B. Owens; Mr. Wallace. Sponsor; G. Wright; J. Orozco; B. Whitmire Middle row: W. Walker B. Morgan; M. Graham; R. Pollen; J. Kelley; B. Treadway; R. Rushing; T. Massy. Front row: R. Orozco; M. Brown; J. Stogsdill J. Alexander; T. Jestis; Joe Kelley. BETA CLUB Standing: L. Latimer; J. Orozco; G. Skinner; T. Bodden; D. Flores; Sponsor. J. Blackerby; L. Donaghey; T. Jestis; M. Goolsby; S. Sealey; T. Hinkle; B. Britton; Seated: M. Dodson; R. Cox; D. Jones. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: S. Cox; R. Myers; B. Whitmire; Sponsor. J. Williams; J. Kelley; K. Oliver; B. Treadway; Seated: M. Dodson; R. Cox; J. Orozco; T. Hinkle; S. Sealey; T. Bodden. 21 BETA OFFICERS The National Beta Club is a non-secret, leadership service organization. Its constitution states that the purpose shall be the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service and leadership among high school students, to reward meritorious achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their education. To be a member, a student must exhibit a worthy character; a good mentality, a creditable achievement, and a com- mendable attitude. Rhonda Cox, Secretary; Michael Dodson. Vice-President: Debbie Jones. Treasurer; Bobby Whitmire. President. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS The Student Council is a student- centered organization, the purpose being, to foster democratic concepts in planning and education of school related beneficial activities. Each class is represented by elected council members whose efforts are directed toward programs and projects which elevate and enhance the academic environment while promoting student participation in policy and decision-making processes. The Student Council is a vital link between the faculty and student body and in this capacity their service is most valuable indeed. sJitf J .tVyuA Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of TRENTON Todd Hinkle. Vice-President; Rhonda Cox, Secretary; Michael Dodson, Parliamentarian; John Orozco, President; Tracy Bodden, Reporter; Susan Sealey. Treasurer. FAVORITES OF 1981 SONGS On The Road Again Another One Bites The Dust Celebration GROUPS Charlie Daniel's Band AC DC Kool the Gang TV SHOW: Dallas SOAP OPERA: General Hospital MOVIE: Stir Crazy ACTOR: Burt Reynolds ACTRESS: Sally Fields TRANSPORTATION: Corvette SAYING: we bad, uh huh SINGERS Kenny Rogers Barbara Mandrell Billy Joel Pat Benitar Michael Jackson Donna Summer PRICES GAS . . . $1.40 gal HAMBURGER . . . $1.25 COKE ... 40 cents ALBUM OR TAPE . . . $8.95 MOVIE . . . $4.00 BLUE JEANS . . . $25.00 FAVORITES OF THE PAST The Beatles Elvis Marilyn Monroe Joan Baez Buddy Holley Clark Gable Gone With The Wind Waylon Willie Barbara Streisand Barry Gibb Peaches Herb HOMECOMING QUEEN Leslie Latimer CANDIDATES DEBBIE JONES DENISE FLORES MANDY HAZELWOOD THS CANDIDATES Eleventh LEESA ANDERSON Eighth GARY SKINNER USA BROWN Twelfth JAY BUTLER Ninth KATHY HOWELL JESUS OROZCO Tenth TERRI HOLLEY SHAY HOVELL LESLIE LATIMER 25 MICHAEL BUTLER MR. AND MISS THS . LESLIE LATIMER GARY SKINNER FAVORITES BEST ALL AROUND TRACY BODDEN MICHAEL DODSON ■fcr BEST DRESSED MANDY HAZLEWOOD JOHN OROZCO MOST ATHLETIC DEBBIE JONES MICHAEL DODSON MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT TRACY BODDEN JOHN OROZCO 27 FAVORITES MOST LIKELY TO CHATTERBOX SUCCEED SHAY HOVELL MILEY BUTLER LOREL DONAGHEY JOHN OROZCO FRIENDLIEST MOST BEAUTIFUL: TRACY BODDEN TODD HINKLE LESLIE LATIMER MOST HANDSOME: MICHAEL DODSON FAVORITES MOST OUTSTANDING WITTIEST LEADERS MILEY BUTLER JEFF BARNES BEST PERSONALITY MOST INTELLIGENT MANDY HAZLEWOOD MICHAEL DODSON DENISE FLORES JOHN OROZCO CLASS FAVORITES FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES STACY TRIPP JESUS OROZCO TRACY BODDEN JEFF STOGSDILL JUNIORS LEESA ANDERSON MIKE BROWN SENIORS PAULA KEETON MICHAEL DODSON 30 JERRY BAILEY RANDY BARTLETT RHONDA COX DEBBIE JONES MIKE JONES PAULA KEETON LESLIE LATIMER JOHN OROZCO RAMON OROZCO MRS. BLACKERBY MRS. STREET JON BRITTON MARVIN BROWN MIKE BUTLER MICHAEL DODSON DENISE FLORES MANDY HAZELWOOD PAT HOWELL LOREL DONAGHEY BRENT OWENS GRADUATING BRENT CRAIG OWENS CLASS RAMON OROZCO JOHN CHARLES OROZCO DEBORAH SUE JONES PAT EDWARD HOWELL MIKE HOSEA JONES LESLIE ANN LATIMER PAULA LYNN KEETON MANDY LEIGH HAZELWOOD JERRY LEE BAILEY JAMES RANDALL BARTLETT JON MONROE BRITTON WILLIAM MICHAEL DODSON LOREL ANNE DONAGHEY RHONDA SUE COX OF 1981 MARVIN LLOYD BROWN MICHAEL RAY BUTLER 33 DENISE VINCENT FLORES SENIOR INDEX RANDY BARTLETT: FFA 1. 2. 3. 4; FFA Reporter 2; FFA Sentinel 3; FFA President 4; Star Greenhand 1; Outstanding Ag. Student 1. 2; District FFA Officer Nominee 3; Swine Production 2; Class Treasurer 2. JON BRITTON: Student Council 1. 2; Ag. 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1, 2. 4; Class Favorite 3' Rodeo Club 3; UIL Debate 4; Senior Play 4; Track 1. 2. 4. MARVIN BROWN: Class Officer 1. 2. 3; Student Council 2; FFA 1. 2, 3. 4; FFA Secretary 4; Senior Play 4; Track 1. 2. 4; FFA Parliamentary Procedures Event 2; Crop Production Award 1; Livestock Exhibitor 1. 2; FHA Beau 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; UIL Spelling 3. 4; UIL One-Act Play (Alternate) 3; Annual Staff 3; Beta Club 3; Senior Play 4. MICHAEL BUTLER: Baseball 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 4; Track 1, 2. 4; FFA 1, 2. 4; THS Candidate 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Annual Staff 3; Dairy Production Award 2. RHONDA COX: FHA Member 1. 2. 3, 4; FHA Officer 2, 3. 4; State FHA Meeting Delegate 3; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; UIL Poetry 1, 2. 3, 4; UIL Poetry Regional 1. 2; UIL One-Act Play 2; UIL District One-Act Play Winner 2; UIL One-Act Play Honorable Mention 2; Home Economics Award 2; The Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Beta Club Member 2. 3. 4; Beta Club Secretary 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Senior Play 4. MICHAEL DODSON: FFA 1; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; All-District 2. 3. 4; All-Regional 3. 4; Class Officer 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council Officer 4; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; Beta Club Officer 4; Best All Around 2. 3. 4; Most Handsome 1. 2. 3, 4; Most Athletic 3. 4; Homemaking 4; Most Friendly 2. 3; Best Personality 2. 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Class Favorite 3. 4; THS Candidate 1. 2; Basketball Captain 2. 3, 4; All-Area 4. LOREL DONAGHEY: District UIL Spelling 3; District UIL Informative Speaking 3. 4; District UIL Ready Writing 4; Regional UIL Informative Speaking 3. 4; State UIL Informative Speaking 3; UIL One-Act Play District Winner 4; District UIL One-Act Play All-Star Cast 4; Area UIL One-Act Play 4; English Award 3; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4; Who's Who in American High School Students. DENISE FLORES: Basketball 1. 2; Track 1; Beta Club 2, 3. 4; FHA Member 1, 2. 3, 4; FHA Officer 4; UIL Debate Regional 3; THS Candidate 1. 2, 4; Class Officer 1. 3. 4; Senior Play 4; Most Intelligent 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; American History Award. MANDY HAZELWOOD: Best Personality 4; Best Dressed 4; FFA Sweetheart 4; FHA 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Senior Play 4. PAT EDWARD HOWELL: Ag 1. 2. 3. 4. DEBBIE JONES: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; All District 3; All Tournament 3; Track 1. 2; FHA 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 3. 4; Homemaking Award 1; Class Favorite 2. 3; Class Officer 1. 4; Student Council 2; Annual Staff 3. 4; Beta Club 2. 3. 4; Beta Club Treasurer 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students; UIL Prose 2. 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3. 4; Senior Play 3. 4; Most Outstanding Leader 4; Most Athletic 4. MIKE JONES: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2; District Champion 2. 3. 4; Bi-District Champion 3. 4; All-District 2, 3. 4; All Region 3. 4; All State 3. 4; Student Council 3; Basketball Captain 3. 4; FFA 1; Basketball Hero Award 4; Senior Play 4; Homecoming Queen Escort 4; Sherman Democrat All Area Team 4; All Star Team 4; All Star Team Captain 4; Frank B. Gross Sportsmanship Award 4; Texas Hall of Fame in Waco 4. PAULA KEETON: FHA Member 1. 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 2, 3. 4; State FHA Delegate 2; Area FHA Delegate 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 1; Track 1. 2; Regional Track 1; Track Award 2; Basketball 1; Cosmetology 3; Senior Play 4; Class Favorite 4. LESLIE LATIMER: Basketball 1; Student Council 1. 3; FHA Member 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Sweetheart 2; Class Officer 2; THS Candidate 2. 3. 4; FHA Officer 3. 4; Annual Staff 3. 4; Beta Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Fannin County Queen Contestant 4; Most Beautiful 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; UIL Debate 3; UIL Debate Regionals 3. JOHN OROZCO: Beta Club 4; Class President 1, 2. 3. 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Student Council President 4; Track 1. 2. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; District Champion 2. 3. 4; Bi-District Champion 3. 4; FFA 1; Greenhand President 1; FFA Outdoor Recreation Award 1; Homemaking 4; UIL Prose 1. 2. 3. 4; Regional Prose 1. 2. 4; UIL Ready Writing 1; UIL One-Act Play Winner 2, 3. 4; District 23 Best Actor Award 2; Area 1-Region III All Star Cast Award 2; District All-Star Cast Award 3; District Honorable Mention 4; Senior Play 2, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Tiger Talk Editor 4; Most School Spirit 2. 3, 4; Best Personality 3; Most Outstanding Leader 4; Most Intelligent 4; Best Dressed 4; Most Likely to Succeed 4. 34 RAMON OROZCO: Reporter 1; AG 1. 2, 3. 4; Ag Secretary 1; Class Reporter 4; Tiger Talk Staff 4; Homemaking 4. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS John Orozco. President; Ramon Orozco, Reporter; Debbie Jones. Secretary; Michael Dodson. Treasurer; Denise Flores. V. President. WHEN IS YOUR DAY OFF?? WILL WE EVER BE FINISHED? JUST ANOTHER CLOWN WE WERE NEVER GOOD WITH NUMBERS. GRIN AND BEAR IT. MERRY CHRISTMAS! 36 TIGERETTES Debbie Jones Captain Susan Sealey Captain Third Team All District Rhonda Cox Tracy Bodden Brenda Britton Mary Lee Jones Beth Anderson Laura Hayes Second Team All District Kathy Howell Donna Smithson Compliments of WAYNE JONES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Wayne Jones Rolli Redwine Kathy Sauls Scorekeeper 38 DEBBIE JONES—No. 24—SR. RHONDA COX—No. 34—SR. SUSAN SEALEY—No. 32—JR. BRENDA BRITTON—No. 20—SOPH. BETH ANDERSON—No. 33—SOPH. MARY LEE JONES—No. 42—SOPH. TRACY BODDEN—No. 11—SOPH. LAURA HAYES—No. 12—FRESH. KATHY HOWELL—No. 31—FRESH. DONNA SMITHSON—No. 51—FRESH. Coach DAN JONES DISTRICT RECORD 2-8 SEASON RECORD 5-20 TRENTON 1980 1981 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Nov 4 ‘North Hopkins, boy . girl Nov 11 Krum, boy , girl Nov 15 Miller Grove. Bole Home. boys, girl Nov 18 Leonard, boy . JV boy Nov 20 22 North Hopkm Tournament Nov 24 Honey Grove boy , girl . JV boy Nov 25 We t Lamar, boy , girl . JV boys Dec 2 Honey Grove, boy , girl . JV boy Dec 4 6 WoHe City Tournament Dec 9 West Lamar, boy , girl . JV boy Dec 12 Cetma. boy , girl . JV boys Dec 16 Leonard, boy . JV boy Dec 19 Wolfe City. boys. girl . JV boy Dec 22 Miller Grove, boys. girl . JV boy Dec 29 31 Leonard Tournament Jan 2 Sam Rayburn, boys. girl . JV boy Jan 6 Commerce, boys. girl . JV boy Jan 9 Commerce, boy , girl . JV boy Jan 13 Celeste, boys, girl Jan 16 ‘Ector, boy , girl . JV boy Jan 20 Blue Ridge, boy , girl . JV boy Jan 23 ‘Bland, boys. girl . JV boy Jan 27 ‘Savoy, boy , girl Jan 30 Celeste, boy , girls Feb 3 ‘Ector, boy , girl . JV boys Feb 6 ‘Blue Ridge, bov . girl . JV boy Feb 10 ‘ Bland, boy , girl . JV boy Feb 13 ‘Savoy, boys, girl •‘ Scrimmage District Game Here 2 00 P M There 1 00 P M There T BA There 7 00 P M T BA Here 5 30 P M Petty 5 30 P M There 5 30 P M T B A Here 5 30 P M Here 5 30 P M Here 7 00 P M Here 5 30 P M Here 5 30 P M T B A Here 5 30 P M Here 5 30 P M There 5:30 P M Here 7 00 P M Here 5 30 P M There 5 30 P M Here 5 30 PM There 7 00 P M There 7 00 P M There 5 30 P M Here 5 30 P M Merit 5 30 P M Here 7 00 P M 39 40 Mike Jones Captain First Team All District First Team Regional Second Team All State Sherman Democrat All Area Team Waco All Star Team Michael Dodson Captain First Team All District Third Team Regional Sherman Democrat All Area Team TIGERS John Orozco Mike Butler Gary Skinner First Team All District Jeff Barnes Bobby Whitmire Third Team All District Joe Kelley Doug Johnson Tracy Massey John Kelley REGIONAL QUARTER FINALIST MIKE JONES—No. 52—SR. MICHAEL DODSON—No. 12—SR. JOHN OROZCO—No. 31—SR. MIKE BUTLER—No. 44—SR. GARY SKINNER—No. 20—JR. BOBBY WHITMIRE—No. 42—JR. DISTRICT RECORD 10-0 District Games JEFF BARNES—No. 30—SOPH. DOUG JOHNSON—No. 54—SOPH. JOE KELLEY—NO. 10—SOPH. JOHN KELLEY—No. 11—FRESH. TRACY MASSEY—No. 21—FRESH. Coach DAN JONES SEASON RECORD 33-9 TIGERS THEM Celeste HERE 63 29 ctor HERE 61 52' Blue Ridge THERE 75 v'Sl Bland HERE 83' 47 Savoy ' THERE '58 50 Celeste THERE 77 30 Ector THERE '65 “ 53 Blue Ridge HERE 83 59 Bland - THERE ■94 59 Savoy HERE 78n 40 Bi-District Game S S Van 49 45 Alstyne Regional Game Avinger Kilgore 56 76 Jr. College 41 J. Stogsdill; Joe Kelley; M. Gooslby; D. Johnson; T. Massey; J. Orozco; W. Walker; Coach Jones C Compliments of PAT'S BUILDING SUPPLY Standing: Coach Jones; G. Skinner; M. Goolsby; M. Dodson; J. Britton; J. Kelley; B. Witherspoon; Kneeling: Joe Kelley; J. Barnes; M. Graham; J. Orozco; M. Brown; J. Stogsdill. Standing: T. Massey: G. Skinner: W. Walker: M. Shaw: S. Hovell; Coach Jones: Kneeling: J. Britton: J. Orozco: M. Dodson. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK Standing: L. Hayes: S. Sealey; B. Britton; L. Bartlett; Kneeling: M. Butler; T. Bodden; M. Jones. TRACY BODDEN, BRENDA BRITTON, MILEY BUTLER, LESLIE LATIMER 44 ANOTHER ONE BITES THE ‘DUST!! LOOKING FOR THE REBOUND. GIVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT. REACHING FOR THE STARS . . . BUT GRABBED THE MOON. 45 WE RE OFF TO A GOOD START FETCH THAT BALL! 46 GET OFF THE FLOOR!!! MAKE IT COUNT. CLASS OF '82 Leesa Anderson Michael Brown John Butler Todd Hinkle Debbie Jones Kathy Sauls Susan Sealey Gary Skinner Bobby Whitmire Guy Wright Not Pictured: Carol Kennedy. Willis Walker CLASS OFFICERS 48 Gary Skinner. President: Bobby Whitmire. Vice-President; Leesa Anderson. Reporter: Susan Sealey. Secretary; Todd Hinkle. Treasurer. CLASS OF '83 John Alexander Beth Anderson Jeff Barnes Linda Bartlett Tracy Bodden Brenda Britton Teresa Brown Lisa Culley Mike Goolsby Terri Holley Shay Ho veil Terisa Jestis Douglas Johnson Joe Kelley Jackie Massey Mark Shaw Jeff Stogsdill Tish Whatley Richard Witherspoon Not Pictured: Mary Lee Jones SPEAK NO EVIL. HEAR NO EVIL, SEE NO EVIL! LOOK OUT FOR THAT CURVE. Mike Goolsby. President; Tracy Bodden. Secretary; Teresa Brown. Treasurer; Terisa Jestis. Vice-President; Richard Witherspoon. CLASS OFFICERS ___ Compliments of NOLEN’S FURNITURE CARPETS J N FLANAGAN’S APPLIANCE HARDWARE f CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY DAWi ; Pi INIP. 51 CLASS OF ’84 Dina Brown Miley Butler Sonya Cox Marvin Graham Laura Hayes Kathy Howell John Kelley Bobby Morgan Robbie Morgan Jesus Orozco TIE A RIBBON AROUND THE OLD OAK TREE. ALL WORK AND NO PLAY? 52 TRENTON CITY LIMIT POP. 700 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS John Kelley—Vice-President; Sonya Cox—President; Stacy Tripp—Reporter; Robbie Morgan—Secretary-Treasurer. THE FOUR MUSKETEERS. 53 54 CLASS OF ’85 Sherrie Bodden Tammy Brewer Lisa Brown Jay Butler Tina Butler Greg Connelly Charles Frazier Allen Gunsallus Greg Holt Bob Leslie Christopher Maples Robert Meyer Kelly Oliver Sally Oliver Lana Parrish Ricky Rule Glenn Sims Christina Todd Kristi Todd Shannon Vestal Not Pictured: Richard McCollom 55 '5inci in Compliments of: ... THE SAULS FAMILY :eds magers food store A F CUSTOM MANUFACTURING CO. EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES WENDY TRIPP. SHERRIE BODDEN. KELLY OLIVER. TINA BUTLER. LESA BROWN JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS Back row—G. Holt; R. Meyer; R. Rule; M. Hailey; A. Gunsallus; J. Butler; G. Connelly; G. Sims; J. Wright; C. Maples; B. Leslie; Mrs. Moore. Sponsor; Center row—K. Todd; L. Parrish; D. Withrow; S. Bodden; K. Oliver; L. Brown; R. Wilson; Front row—T. Butler; S. Vestal; S. Oliver; C. Todd JR. HIGH GIRLS BASKETBALL Standing: G. Pierce. W. Tripp. C. Todd. T. Butler. S. Oliver. D. Withrow. C. Todd. L. Alexander. B. Dancer. S. Vestal. Kneeling: W. Stovall. S. Rilev. R. Bailev. M. Wilbanks. L. Brown. S. Bodden. T. Minor. K. Oliver. Coach: Dan Jones. Standing: G. Pierce. T. Brewer. T. Butler. D. Withrow. S. Oliver. S. Vestal. C. Todd. Kneeling: W. Tripp. L. Brown. M. Wilbanks. S. Bodden. K. Oliver. R. Wilson. 57 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Standing: T. Stogsdill. G. Connelly. J. Butler. M. Hailey. L. Donaghey. R. Rule. R. Benavides. Kneeling: R. Meyer. B. Leslie. A. Frazier. M. Hart. B. Britton, A. Hall. t Compliments of JR ANDERSON SONS TRUCKING SKINNER-WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION TRENTON DISCOUNT AUTO SUPPLY JACK’S WHOLESALE MEATS JR. HIGH TRACK 58 Standing: T. Stogsdill. G. Conneii. 'A. Hailey. J. Butler. L. Donaghey. G. Sims. R. Rule. R. Meyer. Kneeling: B. Britton. G. Holt. B. Leslie. M. Hart. C. Maples. A. Hall. SEVENTH GRADE Laurie Alexander Rhonda Bailey Richard Benavides Bobby Britton Kim Cork Brigitte Dancer Lew Donaghey Al Hall Marti Hart Barbara Howarth Dean Howell Tijauna Jones Dana Kyle Dean Leslie Pamela Maples Tauna Minor Lorri Parrish Glenda Pierce Jason Prater Donna Reynolds Shannon Riley Tim Stogstill Wendy Stovall Wendy Tripp CLASS FAVORITES BOBBY BRITTON AND WENDY TRIPP Not Pictured: Becky Stufflebeme Melissa Wilbanks Lisa Wilson Gary Wright MR. AND Wl, '? MISS TES TIM STOGSDILL c Compliments of HENERY DONAGHEY INSURANCE AGENCY WENDY TRIPP 61 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Wendy Tripp Reporter Wendy Stovall Secretary Tauna Minor President Bobby Britton Vice-President 62 ELEMENTARY U.I.L. ORAL READING—5 6 Michelle Smiley; Amy Parks; Mrs. Holmes. Coach; Angie Frazier; Kristi Butler ORAL READING— 7 8 Tina Butler; Wendy Stovall; Shannon Vestal; Tauna Minor; Mrs. Holmes. Coach NUMBER SENSE—5 6 NUMBER SENSE—7 8 Darrin Whitmire; John Goolsby; Mrs. Dancer. Coach; Brad Greg Connelly; Bob Leslie; Jay Butler; Donna Reynolds Connelly; Angela Maples Compliments of: BONHAM DAILY FAVORITE. ASHLOCK-HARPER MOTOR CO. FARM BUREAU. FIRST NATIONAL BANK—BONHAM BONHAM. TEXAS PICTURE MEMORY—4 5 Michelle Smiley; John Bodden; Lori Smithson; L'Cena Weems; Willie Browning; Mrs. Lynch. Coach TODAY’S LEARNERS TOMORROW’S LEADERS READY WRITING—5 6 Mary Andersen; Mary Goolsby; Brad Connelly; Jennifer Brock; Mr. West. Coach SPELLING AND PLAIN WRITING—5 6 Mrs. Dockery. Coach; Mary Andersen: Bonita Himelright: Jennifer Brock: Lori Smithson READY WRITING—7 8 Wendy Tripp; Mr. West. Coach; Wendy Stovall; Donna Reynolds SPELLING AND PLAIN WRITING—7 8 Lisa Brown; Greg Connelly; Christina Todd; Bobby Britton C Compliments of: CONTINENTAL BARBER SHOP SHER-DEN MALL SHERMAN OFFICE SUPPLY CO.. INC £ JELLY'S LADIES APPAREL “DRIVE A LITTLE SAVE A LOT KATY-DUDS BONHAM. TEXAS 1 STORY TELLING—2 3 Mary Stufflebeme: Mikael Minor; Mrs. Jones. Coach; Patrick Yeats; Lana Glasscock 64 SIXTH GRADE CHARLES west Becky Allen Mary Andersen Frankie Brewer Kristy Butler Ken Connelly Charles Coulston Jerry Coulston Clifford Fuggett John Goolsby Bonita Himelright Jerry Keeton Jason Kyle Chad Langston Carlos Lozano Tammy McFarland Larry Skinner Terri Sowels Sherry Timko Jenma Trusty CLASS FAVORITES KEN CONNELLY AND KRISTI BUTLER FIFTH GRADE DONNA DOCKERY Rodney Alexander Brian Barnes Tammy Brown Jo Ann Cain Brad Connelly Marie Fowler Angie Frazier Mary Goolsby Lesa Hamons Stephen Harris David Hayes Angela Maples Amy Park Derek Riley Michelle Smiley Lori Smithson L’Cena Weems Darrin Whitmire Dean Withrow Shane Worley 66 FOURTH GRADE doris reagan Angela Bailey John Bodden Tony Brasher Willie Browning Chris Cain Brent Dancer Melanie Davis Jill Holmes Wendy Howell Michael Krueger David Lozano Chris Massey Mike Pierce Doresa Prater Kristy Rule Shannon Rule Kirk Smith William Thompson Delynda Todd Linda Wilson THIRD GRADE jo nell holmes Larry Anderson Tamra Burns Marian Bodden Diane Cain Chad Edmonds CLASS FAVORITES Lana Glasscock Harrell Green Michael Grounds Kelli Holley James McCarley Chris Parker Dwaina Pate Roddy Sauls Tommy Smiley Tim Tailor Brandon Wofford Patrick Yeats Not Pictured: Chane Mahan Andrea Moore Terryan Sanchez Mary Stufflebeme Micheal Tunnel 68 LARRY ANDERSON AND DWAINA PATE SECOND GRADE KAYE JONES Billy Wilson Shelly Withrow Misty Worley Tammy Wright Cathy Barnes Michael Benton Charice Brasher Gary Brown Matt Cowan Priscella Lopez Gilbert Lozano Jessica Martinez Mikael Minor Randy Pollan Toby Taylor Max Trusty Jodie Watson Heath Wilcox Kenny Williams CLASS FAVORITES JESSICA MARTINEZ AND GILBERT LAZANO FIRST GRADE ann dancer Ann Bankston James Brown Amy Connelly Cheryl Culley Herman Dailey Chris Daniel Eric Dockery Rachel Dryden Stacy Grounds Shawn Martin Kristi Moore Jason McCune Giddion Parrish Sheila Phillips Paul Prince William Schatte Michelle Stevenson Teddy Taylor Marie Thomas Jennifer Trusty Christy Van Meter Shelly Weems David Wilson Jeremy Woods CLASS FAVORITES JEREMY WOODS AND SHELLY WEEMS KINDERGARTEN MABLE VESTAL Alechia Anderson Courtney Brown Darrell Bullock Jason Connelly Shane Cranford Chad Hailey Brian Himelright Troy Jestis Jeffrey Jones Cynthia Pate LaShusta Phillips Jason Pierce Glen Prater Ginger Rule Stephanie Smith CLASS FAVORITES DO YOUR EARS HANG LOW? GINGER RULE AND JEFFREY JONES 71 100 YEARS OF HISTORY AT THS 1881—Prior to this date, Trenton was known as Wildcat Thicket. When the railroad came through, Trenton was a 100 yard clearing between the dirt roads going to Bonham and Greenville. 1886—The first public school was built. Prior to this, there was a private school. 1890—Trenton was incorporated as a town. 1893— The first newspaper was published. It was called Trenton Enterprise. 1894— A school was built across from Mr. Roy Robinsons. 1899—Trenton was dry. Prior to this there were three saloons in town. 1901—The First National Bank was founded. At one time, Trenton had three. 1905— The first class graduated from THS. It had four members. 1906— The first Trenton Tribune was published. 1916—Electricity came to Trenton. 1919—A big cyclone came through town. Many people were hurt. 1923—Trenton had its first paved streets. Trenton had more wooden sidewalks than any other city in the county. 1926— Each class from 4th grade up had its own baseball team. 1927— Trenton got natural gas. 1928— The girls won the county basketball championship. 1929— The school burned. At this time the school mascot was cubs. 1930— The school was built back. This is the current building. 1931— The Orangeville swimming hole opened to the public. 1933— The school newspaper, the THS Broadcaster, which was published, written, and distributed through the school won first in the State Interscholastic League Press Conference Competition. 1934— The first school buses were purchased. 1936— The old Grade School building was built. 1937— Miss Dorthel Robinson started teaching. 1938— The Rural Electrification Act brought lights to Trenton. 1941—Trenton High School had a boxing club. 1943—This was the first year that THS had twelve grades. 1950—The gym burned. 1954— The boys won District in basketball. It included Bailey and Gober. 1955— The first Tigers Paw was published. Prior to this no annual had been published since 1945 when it was called The Trentonian. 1956— The football record was 4 and 5. Trenton had drummers, majorettes, and a flag corps, as well as cheerleaders. 1957— Trenton won the baseball championship. 1966—The first black student graduated from Trenton in this year. 1968— Trenton won the 34-B boys basketball championship. 1969— Trenton was basketball boys champions again. 1970— Boys won district basketball for the third year in a row. 1971— The boys volleyball team won district. 1973—A new grade school was built. It is used presently. 1976— Trenton celebrated our country’s birthday with a square dance, and by raising the money to build a city park. 1977— Miss Dorthel Robinson retired after being a part of THS for 50 years. 1978— Boys won district championship. 1979— Boys won district championship again. 1980— Boys won district championship again. 1981— Boys won district championship for the third time in a row. Trenton celebrated its 100th birthday with a parade and a square dance. BOOSTERS Bonham Smith Rowlett Furniture Appliances Hunt’s Department Store Polly Gilbert—County Clerk Bonham Office Supply Leonard Texaco Desert General Store Leonard Jackson’s Auto Supply Gilbert Nursing Home Trenton Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Frazier Mr. Mrs. William Dodson Mr. Mrs. Grady Kidwell Anderson’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Bill Dockery : N . .