Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK), Class of 1976, Cover

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We are great, not of ourselves, but because 'GIN GOD WE TRUST." Marian Marks Robin Tatum i WE THE PEOPLE fClassesj FOR THE PEOPLE . . . fAdministrationj OF THE PEOPLE . . 5 6 KOrganizationsj BY THE PEOPLE - '4-5 fSportsj .31 ,. '18 MV. Vi J EQ? if ,,,,: Q ,. J 5 'Q fr 8 viii' My . uf 7 'L mf Q " ? 4 1 k .ra Q C, EQ. s t, QQ! 6 Q W n Q X A ,L M 5 V Q ' 5 Wy aft! M if ,f l SQ 3 30-M g VV H 0' l 2 in I J' J, MQ tg W" ONQ BA! L BULLDnss NIO! Q J. ,. ,..- -. 'vp ,. ,, n - ...X ,.. .. 'P ., YA ., ,M 1, I1 . 1:21 'Br fiv- I f M.. 9 r Add on another S910 for white gold. . . 3 'tv fa Vuroom, buzzz , dddd ,t wlglif- A Mmm Mmm Goodl Don't look now, Barney, but I think Kenny is asleep. 10 Classes Q lit MDG M31 4 2 W f 3 .. B g ' .:.,f::,WJ' Z' A W.,, J 5 Qing? V . An- you off or am l? My butlerfly's prettier than yours. I know lt s hldlflg, In hum omewherv. 'Q' e blahs? N0 applause please. just money. ..-P"- an Q uf? --1 X .Adv R M? 'Jil p ,., , -f, T' ' Q F C- .xxx-. Ax.. Ju ,Lf N.:JP'YiiaPx' Eyigw. , Y ,NYK .sv .gp 'G A'-L-- 'We ."'Mwg, ' saw 4 1 ,sa 5 +R - R+' . WMM 'f H. 9l fm fx if Q iii' ,A f -. ,,, -f""""y . Classes 13 N We Believe . . . This year's seniors, because we are the class of 1976 fthe year of Amerit-a's bi- centennialj are remembering the strug- gle of our ancestors to mold our future. We believe in our country and its heritage. As we look at the past and pres- ent, let us also look toward the future. May we work to make our beliefs realities, so that our descendents may also respect America and its ideals in the years to come. 14 Classes SQQ. ti. Officers: li. Shirley, Treasq B. Burris, S. li. Repg Tone Crabs, Y. P T 'Nltstall S 1 lx d nell, Pres. r ,Li " file' e' A t -,,,,m-W 'Ml J Sponsors: Mrs. Whiteleyg Mr. Chauving Mrs. Winters Senior float symbolizes Spirit of ,76 'si 91' .W K, Nw 'Mr ...sf-LA' Adair Pamela K Agnew Debra Lynn QC., if Xcers, Alison Ann Xleorn, Phoebe Jane lllen, Debbie Ann Anderson, Eldona Sue ACERS, ALISUN: GAA 2, Pep C. 3, Spanish C. 3, SHS 1, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Prin. Honor Roll 3, Young Life 3. ADAIR, PAMELA: Assem. Comm. 1, Pep C. 3, Art Dir. 2, Spanish C. 1, SC 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3, VP 1, 12 Yr. C., Young Life 3, Football Alt., Prin. Honor Roll 1. AGNEW, DEBRA: Pep C. 1, Spanish C. 2, SHS 3, SC 1. ALBERT, KAYE: SHS 3. Albert, Kaye Allen, Curl M. Andersen, Karen Leigh Anderson, Renee Marie ALCORN, JANE: Assem. Comm. 2, Barker 1, NHS 3, Pep C. 3, Cheerleader 2, SHS 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec. 1, 12 Yr. C., Girls' State, Prin. Honor Roll 2. ALLEN, CURT: Art C. 1, Band 3, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Football 1, Golf 1, Tennis 1. ALLEN, DEBBIE: FBLA 2, Pep C. 1, Spanish C. 3. ANDERSEN, KAREN: NHS 2, Pep C. 2, SHS 3. ANDERSON, ELDONA: Band 2, C. Select Chorus 2, M. Chorus 1, Hi-Notes 2. ANDERSON, RENEE: JCL 1, Pep C. 3, Prin. Honor Roll 2: 4-H 1. Classes 15 In The Un tted Sta tes of Amertca ANDERSON, RICK: RARKER 2: French C. 3: Letter- men's C. l: Basketball lg Cross-Country 2: Volleyball 2. ANDERSON, TONY: FFA 3, Parl. 2. ANGIER., PATTI: BARKER l, Feature Ed. l: C. Select Chorus 1: lVl. Chorus l: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. l: Prin. Honor Roll. ANTHONY, CYNTHIA: Pep C. 3: Spanish C. lg Thespians 2. ARKEKETA, NANCY: ROTC lg GAA 2: Hi-Notes l: Pep C. lg Spanish C. l: Cross-Country l: Softball 2: Track 2: Volleyball l. ARMSTRONG, MATTHEW: FCA lg l..ettermen's C. 3: Basketball l: Football 3: Track 3. RABBITT, COLETTE: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 2: Swimming Queen: Spring Sports Att. BAll,EY, DANA: Pep C. l: Swimming l. BAKER, VERLA: Band 2: FHA lg NHS 3: Pep C. l: SHS 3: l2 Yr. C.: Prin. Honor Roll 3. Bailey, Dana Jeanette Bailey, Wame 'htwav ig...-M BALLARD, ELWIN: FFA 3. BALLEW, GAINES: Baseball 1. BARNES, DAVID: Band 3, Band C. 1, Sec.-Treas. 1, Stage Ballard, Elwin Vernon Barnes, David Keith yBarnett, Barney Baxter, Greg Band.2g I2 Yr. C. ' BARNES, TINA: GAA 3, Badminton 2, Softball 2, Volleyball 3. BARNETT, BARNEY: FCA 3, French C. 2, Key C. 3, Letter- men's C. 3, VP I, Football 3, Golf lg Wrestling 3, SC Ig Football Captain. BARRIER, JOHN: Key C. lg 12 Yr. C. BAXTER, GREG: Football Ig Young Life. BENNETT, GAIL: FBLA 2, GAA 2, Pep C. 3, Softball lg Volleyball 1. Y BERRYHILL, LESA: Band 3, Flag Girl 3, G. Select Chorus 1, Concert Choir 2, lVI. Ensemble 1, Science C. I, Spanish C. 1. BIBB, PATRICIA: FHA lg Pep C. lg Spanish C. 1, 12 Yr. C. Ballew, Gaines Barnes, Tina Marie Barrier, John Richard Bibb, Patricia Lee Bennett, Gail Lynn Berryhill, Laura Lesa Classes 17 Bieker, ,lean Mario Blue, Debbie Boldin, Mitzi Lee Bower, Jill Ann 18 Classes av-V1 Hduvf Billen Donna Marie Blllle R0bln Renee As A Government O The People BIEKER, JEAN: FBLA 1. BILLEN, DONNA: BAHKEH 1. Bl'l"lll,E, ROBIN: Serie-inte C. lg Spanish C. 2. BLAKE, CAROL: NHS 3: Science C. 1: SHS 2: Cirls' Stale Allornale: Prin. Honor Roll 3. BODE, MARK: Ind. Arls C. 2, Pres. 1, 'fra-as. lg Key C. 2: Young Life. HOl.DlN, MITZI: l"reneh C. lg FHA lg NHS 3: Pep C. 3: SHS 2: 12 Yr. C. BONNER, PAMELA: BULLDOG 1: Select Chorus 1: Pep C. 1: Spanish C. 3: Prin. Honor Roll 1. BOWER, JILL: lfremzh C. 1:GAA 3: NHS 2: Pop C. 2: SHS 1: Tennis 2: Tri Hi Y 2: Young Life 2: Prin. Honor Roll 3. BRADY, BOBBY: Assembly Comm. 1: Key C. 3: Rodeo C. 3: SC 1: Cross-country lg Tennis 2. Blake, Carol jo Bode, Mark A. Bonner, Pamela Beth Brady, Bobby Dean Brandt, Steve Bridges, Shelia Lynne Brown, Donald C. Brown, Janell Bratton, Robert L. Jr. Breeht, Monte Christopher BRANDT, STEVE: Art C. Ig Key C. 2g Science C. Ig Spanish C. 2, Cross-country 1, Swimming 1. BRATTON, ROBERT: FCA lg Key C. Ig Lettermen's C. Ig Golf 3, Captaing Prin. Honor Roll 1. BRECHT, MONTE: Lettermen's C. 3, Treas. Ig NHS 2, Foot- ball 3. BREWER, JEFF: ROTC 23 Baseball 1. BRIDGES, SHELIA: Assem. Comm. 2, Sec. lg GAA 2, JCL lg Brewer, Jeff M. Brown, Bill J. Brown, Ellely Bruce, James Franklin Pep C. 3, Softball 1, Track 2g Tri Hi Y 3, Young Life 2g Prin. Honor Roll 3, Football Att., Basketball Att. BROWN, BILL: Ind. Arts C. 1. BROWN, DONALD: Band 2, C. Choir 2, DECA 1, NHS I. BROWN, JANELL: BARKER I, Feature Sz Entertainment Ed.g G. Select Chorus lg M. Chorus 1, Thespians 1. BRUCE, JAMES FRANKLIN: Band 3, Stage Band 2g NHS lg SHS lg Baseball Ig Basketball 3g Cross-country 2. Classes 1 9 The People BUCKLEY, CONNIE: CAA 3: JCL lg NHS 1: Pep C. 3: Science C. lg SHS lg Softball l:, Volleyball 2. BUCKLEY, DENNIS: Key C. 3: Basketball I. BUNTRDCK, TIMOTHY: Art C. lg BARKER lg Mixed En- semble lg French C. 2g NFL lg Science C. 3g Spanish C. 3g Thespians 2. BURCHAIVI, KATHY: NHS 3g Pep C. 33 SHS 3g Tri Hi Y 3: Young Life Ig Prin. Honor Roll. BURKE, JENNIFER: JCL lg NHS 3g Pep C. 3, Head Checker lg SC lg Tennis lg Tri Hi Y 2, Sec. lg Prin. Honor Roll. BURKHART, KENT: Lettermen's C. lg Football lg Track 3. BURNETT, DEBBIE: Pep C. I. INN.. . BURNS, KEVIN: Concert Choir 2. ,X ,I A Buckley, Connie Lynn BURRIGHT, DAVID: FFA 3. Buckley, Dennis R. Bullock, David lVl. Bunlrock, Timothy P. Burcham, Katherine Sue Burke, Jennifer Elaine Burkhart, Lyle Kent Burrighl, David Allen F Burnett, Debbie Jean Burns, Kevin D. 20 Class Burris, Brenda Kay Burt, Sandy L. Butler, David Paul Caldwell, Rudolph Lynn BURRIS, BRENDA: Band 3, Twirler 3: Stage Band 2: FYL 2: NHS 3: SHS 3: Tri Hi Y 3: 12 Yr. C.: Band Queen Att.: Jr. Class Sec.: Sr. Class SB Rep. BURROWS, DENNIS: Spanish C. 1. BURT, SANDY: ROTC 2: FFA 3: Student ofthe Month run- ner-up: Coop Training Program. BUSHYHEAD, KATHY: Art C. 1: GAA 1: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 2. BYER, TERR1: Pep C. 1: SC 1. CALDWELL, RUDOLPH: Football 1. CALVERT, SUSAN: Band 3, Twirlerg Pep C. 1. CALVIN, ANN: NHS 1: Pep C. 2. CARLTON, BRUCE: FCA 3g Key C. 2: Spanish C. 2: SC lg Basketball 1: Football 1: Track 1: 1nd, Arts C. 1. Calvert, Susan Lynn Calvin, Ann Donell Burrows, Dennis Wayne Bushyhead, Kathy Ann Byer, Terri ,lean Carlton, Bruce Scot Classes 21 V . Carroll, John F. Cawood, Suzanne Chedester, Il, Ralph C. Christensen, If. Benny 'UW' 'Inns-"M 22 Classes Cartmlll, Patricia Sue Caruthers, Mark A. The People CARROLL, JOHN: JCL lg NHS 3: Science C. 2, SHS 2. CARTMILL, PATRICIA: Assem. Comm. 2, Treas. lg NHS 3, Pep C. 3, Art Dir. Ig Spanish C. I: SHS 3: Tri Hi Y 3, Pres. lg Young Life 3: Football Att.: Girls' State: Prin. Honor Roll 2: 12 Yr. C.: Who,s Who in Am. HS Students. CARUTHERS, MARK: Key C. 1: Wrestling 1: Young Life 2. CASE, LISA: BARKER 2: DECA 2, Pres. 1: Chap. lg Sweetheart, Pep C. 1: SC lg Thespians 2, PR I. CAWOOD, SUZANNE: DECA 2: FHA 2: Pep C. 2. CHANDLER, DAVID: Vo. Tech. 2. CHEDESTER, RALPH: Vo. Tech 2, Diesel Class Pres. CHITWOOD, LAURIE: Art C. Ig FHA 2: Pep C. lg Science C. 1:4-H C. 3, 12 Yr. C. CHRISTENSEN, E. BENNY: NFL 2, Thespians 3. CLARK, TIM: ROTC 3, Flight Com., Color Guard, Drill Team 3g Bulldog Flyers 2, VP lg JCL lg Science C. 2g SC lg Swimming 2, Prin. Honor Roll: Rifle Team lg ROTC Academic Award. Case, Linda Carol Chandler, David Wilbur Chitwood, Laurie Helen Clark, Tim A. 'Nr' sq-w.......,f Ui g .,.. tk. A ig 1 i . :iv I , , Cleaver, Karon R. Cleaver, Sharon Kay CLAYTON, LARRY: Art C. lg Mi. Chorus lg Concert Choir 1: lnd. Arts C. 1. layton, Larry CLEAVER, KARON: GAA 1: Spanish C. 2: Tri Hi Y 1: Young Cline, Mary Beth lowers, Pat Life 1. Coffman, Steve Edward CLEAVER, SHARON: Volleyball 1. Aollins, Kalhl' Sue CLINE, MARY BETH: FBLA 1: GAA 3, Sec. 1, Hist. 1: Columbus, Cyharles onaway, james L, Look, ,lack Clayton Cross-country 2: Softball 3: Track 3: Volleyball 2. COLLINS, KATHY: BULLDOG 1: FBLA 1: Track 1: Tri Hi Y 2. CONAWAY, JIM: DECA 1. Classes 23 Whose Just Powers Are Derived COPELAND, SUSAN: FBLA 2: Prin. Honor Roll. CORLEY, DEE DEE: Art C. 1: FFA 2: Ind. Art C. 1, Rodeo C. 1. COX, MARTHA: Band 3. CRABS, TONE: Band 2: Key C. 1, NHS lg Spanish C. 1gBase- ball 3: Sr. Class V. P. CRAWFORD, MARTY: ROTC 3: Bulldog Flyers 2g FFA 2: Science C. 2g S. C. 2. CROOM, CATHIE: G. Select 1, Treas. 2: FBLA 2: NHS 3g Pep C. 2, SHS 3. CROWDER, MARK: Football lg Vo. Tech. 2: VICA Pres. 1. CRUMP, JON: Key C. 1: Football 1: Track 3g Vo. Tech. 2, Pres. lg VICA 1, VP. C0 eland Susan Rem CUMMINS, CHERYL: FBLA 1gJCL1g Pep c.3,Tf1H1Y 1. P 1 Cowden, Bob John Crabs, Tone Croom, Calhie C. 24 Classes fr Crowder, Mark Allen Crump, Jon Brian .,,,......--- F 1 5 5 5 ? i . .,.... 1 5 ' Lg., : -.': In s A ..:! 1 Corley, Dee Dee Cox, Martha Ann Crawford, Marty ,larrell Cummins, Cheryl Lynn CUNNINGHAIVI, CAROL: GAA 1: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 1. CUNNINGHAIVI, JENNIFER: G. Select Chorus 3: IVI. Chorus Ig FHA Ig Vo. Tech. 3. CUTTER, DEBRA: Band 3, Twirler 3, Head I: Band C. 2: FYL 1: NHS 3, VP 1: SHS 3: Tri Hi Y 3: I2 Yr. C.: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Band Queen: Student ofthe lVlonth. DANIEL, JEFF: Vo. Tech. 3. DANILUK, TANYA: C. Select Chorus 1: IVI. Chorus 1: FHA 2, Song Leader I: Basketball 1. DARROW, CATHY: NHS 2, SHS 3: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Tri Hi Y 2. DAVIS, MARK: Vo. Tech. 2. DAVIS, ROBERT: FCA 3: Ind. Arts C. 2: Key C. 3, Treas. Ig Lettermenis C. I: Spanish C. 1: Football 3: Track I. DEAN, LYNNE: Pep C. 2: Swimming I. DEDEK, SANDY: Spanish C. I: SC I: Young Life I. Davis, Robert Lewis Dean, Lynne Ellen Uillman, LuAnn Elizabeth Dixon, James Edward From The Consent Of The Go verned DEVORE, ROSALIE: Spanish C. 2. DILLMAN, LUANN: Art C. lg C. Select Chorus lg FYI. 29 D dd Sh ,L GAA 2g Pep C. 3g Spanish C. lg SC 1gThespians lg Tri Hi Y lyfirsti Bfilllrazl ynn 1. Dorsey, Garry Leon DIXUN, JAMES: Coop Training Program 3. Doubleday, Michael I Dough:-rly, Ginny Alive DORSEY, BILL: Art lg FCA lg Ind. AVIS C. 2g Key C. 3g llowc-ll, Debbie E, Basketball 3g Track lg Prin. Honor Roll lg Young Life. DURSEY, CARRY: Basketball Ig Football 2. DOUBLEDAY, MICHAEL: BARKER 1, Co-Sports Ed. lg Chess C. lg Football 1. DOUGHERTY, GINNY: Spanish C. 1. DOWELL, DEBBIE: FBLA 2, Pres. lg CAA 2g Spanish C. lg Track 3g Prin. Honor Roll 3. 26 Classes Michael George racy Lynn Jan Lou Leona lVlae Drennan, Bobby L. Dlmbdf, R0dl1Cy DUWLING, MICHAEL: Assem. Comm. lg FCA lg Letter- men's C. 3, Sec. lg Key C. 3, Baseball 3g Basketball lg Foot- ball 3g Prin. Honor Roll 3, 12 Yr. C., Boys, State Alt. DUNBAR, RODNEY: ROTC 1, FFA 1, JCL 1. DUNN, CHERYL: Art C. lg Concert Choir lg FBLA lg French C. 2, FHA lg Ind. Arts C. 1, Treas. lg Pep C. 3, Thespians 2g Tri Hi Y 2. DUNN, TRACY: BARKER lg French C. 3, VP lg NHS 1. DUVALL, CATHERINE: DECA lg NHS 13 SHS 3. DYER, JOEL: Band 3, Football 1. EARP, LEONA: Band 3. EASTERLING, VERLA: BULLDOG lg G. Select Chorus lg Concert Choir 2, JCL 1, Pep C. 2, Science C. lg SHS 1, Prin. Honor Roll 2. Dunn, Cheryl Lynn Duvall, Catherine Renee Dyer, Joel Bryan Easterling, Verla Sue Classes 27 EDWARDS, BILLY: FCA lg Rodeo C. lg Baseball 2g Football i 2. 3 as ELLIOTT, ROBERT: Band 3g Stage Band 2: Debate lg FCA lg NHS lg NFL lg Basketball lg Thespians lg l2 Yr. C.g Prin. Honor Roll 3. ELLISON, SHERRI: Concert Choir lg FBLA 2g FHA 3, Hist.lRep. l, VP., Pres.g JCL lg NHS 3g Pep C. 3g SHS 2g Who's Who Among Am. HS Studentsg Prin. Honor Roll 2. ENDERSBY, JAMES: Chess C. 2g Debate 2g Math C. lg NHS 3g NFL 2g Science C. 2g Spanish C. lg SHS 3g Thespians 3. ENSZ, DAVID: Key C. lg Football lg Track 3g Young Life 3. t 1 ESTES, KERRY: FYL lg GAA lg Pep C. 3g Spanish C. 2g Tri Ebeltoft, Mark A. Hi Y 2- Edwards, Billy Elliott, Robert Paul EVERETT, RANDY: Baseball 3g Basketball lg Prin. Honor Ellison, Sherri Ann Roll. Emerson, Stephen Mark Endersby, .lHIUCS W- Ensz, David Brian Faller, Cher Lynn Fstes Kerry Randy Joe 28 Classes A Democrat? In A Republic EBELTOFT, MARK: M. Chorus lg Vo. Tech. 2. S Farmer, Charles Grant Farris, ,Ian Fennema, Sandy L. ne, Gregory D. FARMER, CHARLES: Letterman's C. 3: Science C. I: Spanish C. 2: Cross-country 2: Track 2. FARRAH, BRET: BARKER Staff 1, News Ed. 1. FARRIS, JAN: GAA 2, Rep. I: .ICL I: NHS 3: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 2: SHS 3: Tri Hi Y 2: Badminton 3: Volleyball 3: Cross-country I. FENNEL, SUSAN: M. Chorus 2: FBLA 1. FENNEMA, SANDY: GAA 2: Pep C. 2: SHS 2: Basketball 2: Softball 2: Track I: Volleyball 2: Prin. Honor Roll. FIELDS, SHERRI: Bulldog 3, Co. Ed. I: FHA 3, VP 1, Project Chairman I: JCL I: Math Club I, Parl. 1: NHS 3: Pep C. 3, Sr. Checker I: SHS 3: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Who's l Who Among Am. Students: Youth of the Month. FINE, GREGORY: Vo. Tech. 2. FINNEY, RUSS: Assem. Comm. 1: FCA I: Young Life: Key C. 2: Lettermen's C. 3: NHS 1: S. C. 1: SHS I: Basketball 2, Cross-country 1: Football 2: Tennis 1: Track 2: Prin. Honor Roll: Who's Who Among Am. Students. Fllhlan, Lynn - ' FISHER, LINDA: G. Select 2: Spanish C. I. ' FITHIAN, LYNN: M. Chorus 2: Concert Choir 2: Mixed En- semble 2: S. C. 2: Pep C. 3: FSA 2: Bicentennial Festival Farrah, Bret Anthony Fennel, Susan Elaine Fields, Sherri Renae ' ' E Comm. 1. Finney, William Russell Fisher, Linda M. Classes 29 plain., Joi, Heck, Randy Sovereign ation FITZGERALD, LLOYD: Assem. Comm. lg Concert Choir lg FCA lg I-'YL 2g Ind. Arts C. 2g Spanish C. lg Baseball lg 12 .. Yr. C. f.Qfjfgd,ifLrs'fyffl FORD, BARBARA: NHS 2, Pep c. 2g SHS 2g Tri Hi Y 1. FORD, SHERRY: Pep C. 2g SHS 2, Basketball lg Tennis lg Framzg Roger Dah, Tri Hi Y lg Prin. Honor Roll 3. French, Susan Leigh FOX, MELISSA: BARKER lg GAA 3, Pep C. 2: Spanish C. lg 30 Classes Basketball lg Cross-country lg Track 3g Volleyball 2. FREEMAN, DARRELL: Wrestling 2: 12 Yr. C. FRENCH, SUSAN: G. Select Chorus lg Concert Choir lg FBLA lg Pep C. 2g Spanish C. lg Tri Hi Y 3. FROSCO, RICHARD: Football 2. Ford, Barbara R. Fox, Melissa Louise Freeman, Darrell Wayne Frosco, Richard Keith Cannes, Lynn Calloway, joseph B. GALLOWAY, JOSEPH. Assem. Comm. 2, Pres. 1, FYL 2, Ind. Arts C. 23 Key C. 33 SHS 33 Baseball 13 Basketball 33 X Funke Randy P' Prin. Honor Roll 33 Young Life 3. Gam, K. Dale Gamfj, Carman M. GANN, K. DALE: Assem. Comm. lg FCA 3, Pres. 1, Sec. 13 flaslon, Leslie Ann Key C. 23 Basketball 33 Tennis 2g Prin. Honor Roll 23 Gaudette, Richard William Young Life 2' Ginslfffblllm, Nina Mafie Glassner, Carol Diane GARUFY, CARMAN: Band 2g FCA 13 Lettermen's C. 13 NHS Glenn, 5hCIYl Lynn 1, SC 1, Football 1, Soccer 2. GASTON, LESLIE: Band 33 NHS 13 Spanish C. lg SHS 33 Tri Hi Y 13 Who's Who Among HS Studentsg Girls' State. GAUDETTE, RICHARD: ROTC 33 Swimming 2. GINSTERBLUM, NINA: French C. 23 Pep C. 33 Science C. 13 Spanish C. 33 Tri Hi Y 2g Prin. Honor Roll. GLASSNER, CAROL: JCL lg SHS 23 Prin. Honor Roll 3. GLENN, SHERYL. GAA 3, Pres. 1, SHS 2, Softball 3, Volley ball 33 Badminton 33 OSU Honors Student. Classes 3 l S Goff, Ralph Vinton Greer, Gary Gullett, Everett C. 0 Many Soverezgn States CUFF, RALPH: lV1. Chorus 2, Concert Choir 1, FFA 3. GOODPASTURE, RANDY: FFA 3. CRUSE, ERIC: Chess C. 2, VP 1, Spanish C. 3, Football 23 Tennis 3. GULLETT, EVERETT: 12 Yr. C. GUNTER, DIANA: CAA 2, JCL 1, NHS 2, SHS 3, Basketball 3, Softball 1, Track 2, Volleyball 2, Soroptimist Award, Nat'l. Merit Semilinalist. HAAG, LESLIE: GAA 1, Spanish C. 1, Thespians 3, Parl. 1. HADAWAY, ALLEN: Key C. 3, Sec. 1, Pres. 1, Lettermen's C. 1, SC 2, Basketball 2, Tennis 2, Soph. Class VP, Jr. Class VP HALE, STEPHEN: Lettermenas C. 3, Basketball 2, Football 3, Track 2. HAMILTON, RUNDA: Pep C. 2, Softball 1. Good pasture, Randy Cvrose, Eric R. Gunter, Diana Sue Haag, Leslie Annette- Hamilton, Ronda Hadawav Allen Carter Hale Stephen Mark 32 Classes jimmy Scott Louis 4 alison Brenda K. HAMMOND, JIMMY: M. Chorus 2,Concert Choir 1. HAMMOND, JOHN: FCA I, French C. I. HAMPTON, RICHARD: Football 1. HANEY, SUSAN: M. Chorus I, Ind. Arts C. I, Sec. I, Pep C. 1, Tri Hi Y I. HANSON, BRENDA: Thespians 1, 4-H C. 3. HARMON, CINDY: FHA 2, Pep C. I, Vo. Tech. 2. HARNDEN, LAURIE: BULLDOG I, G. Select Chorus 1, Concert Choir 2, French C. 2, GAA 1, NHS 3, Pep C. 3, SHS 3, Volleyball 1, Tri Hi Y 2, Prin. Honor Roll 3, All State Chorus I, C. Chorus Treas. 1, National Merit Com- mended Student. HARP, CHARLES: Art C. 1, Treas. 1, Concert Choir 2, French C. 3, Pres. 1, Science C. 2, SHS 2, SC 1, Prin. Honor Roll 3, OSU Outstanding Student. HARPER, HAROLD: Key C. 3, NHS 1, SHS I, Young Life 2. HARRELL, CHARLOTTE: Assem. Comm. 1, JCL 1, Pep C HAL. Hammond, john Mark Haney, Susan Verree Harmon, Cindy Ann allndelh Lauri? Lynn 3, Treas. I, SHS 1, SC 1, Tennis 1, Tri Hi Y 3, VP 1, Young, Hamill' Chaf'Ul"'JH'1': M. Life 3, Prin. Honor Roll. Harp, Charles E. Harper, Harold O. ite 4 OVW 1:17 Classes 33 Harrison, Danny Harrold, Tammee K. A Perfect Union HARRIS, ROBIN: FCA 3, VP lg Ind. Arts C. l, Treas. lg Key C. lg NHS 2g SHS lg SC lg Basketball 3g Cross-country 2g Golf 3. HARROLD, TAMMEE: G. Select Chorus lg M. Chorus lg Hi Notes lg Pep C. 23 Spanish C. 2g I2 Yr. C. HATCH, DEBBI: French C. 2g FHA lg Pep C. 2g SC 2. HAUN, THOMAS: Vo. Tech. 3. HAWK, JOHN: BARKER lg DECA l. HAWKINS, MICHAEL: Band 3g Stage Band 3. HEAD, MARY: FYL lg NHS 3g Pep C. 3g Spanish C. lg SHS 2g Tri Hi Y 3g Pres. Honor Roll 3g OSU Honors Student. HEARN, WILLIAM: ROTC lg Concert Choir 2g M. Ensemble Ig Football lg Wrestling l. Henderson, Patricia Kay Hicks, Steve Keele Hirzel, Jill Renee Hobbs, Leslie Ann aww, Hensley, Shirley Ann Hess, Sandra Kay HENDERSON, PATRICIA: FBLA I, FHA 2, GAA I. HENSLEY, SHIRLEY: C. Select Chorus I, Concert Choir 2, Mixed Ensemble 1, NHS 3, SHS 3: JCL I, Science C. I, ROTC Queen, C. State Alt. HESS, SANDRA: Band I, Tri Hi Y 1. HICKS, CLAY: Lettermen's C. 3, Baseball 3, Basketball I, Football 3. HICKS, STEVE: Chess C. I, NFL 3, Pres. 1, Debate 3, Thes- pians 3, Pres. I, 3rd Place State Dramatic Interp., Best Ac- tor OKC Area. HINDS, KENNY: FFA 3, Rodeo C. I, Lettermenis C. 1, In- dustrial Arts C. I, SC 2, Swimming I, Track 2, I2 Yr. C., Prin. Honor Roll. HIRZEL, JILL: Band 3, FBLA I, Math C. I, NHS 3, Spanish C. 3, Tri Hi Y I, Prin. Honor Roll 2. HIXON, BARBARA: G. Select Chorus I, C. Choir I, FHA I, Pep C. I. HOBBS, LESLIE: Vo. Tech. I. HOCKER, REGINA: Art C. I, Band 2, Chess C. 3, JCL 2, Math C. 2, Science C. 3, SHS I, I2 Yr. C. Hicks, Clay Hinds, Kenneth H. Hixon, Barbara Diane Hooker, Regina Lee Classes 35 Hoig, Lisa Kathleen Holtz, jellery L. Hosta-tter, Nancy llulton, Davim l .lax One And Inseparable HOIG, LISA: BULLDOG 1: Concert Choir 3: Mixed Ensem- ble 1:FYL 2, Chap. I: NHS 3: SHS 3: Pep C. 3: Spanish C. 2, Young Life: Tri Hi Y 2. HOLMES, PHILIP: Band 3: Band C. lg Stage Band 1, BARKER 1: SC 1. HOLTZ, JEFF: FFA 3, Pres. I, VP 1: NHS 2: SC I: Science C. I. HORTUN, ART: Baseball 1: Football 1. HOSTETTER, NANCY: Assem. Comm. 2, VP 1: NHS 3: SHS 2: Pep C. 3, Cheerleader 3: Spanish C. 2: SC I: Young Life 3: Golf Princess, Key C. Att.: Football Att.: Who's Who Among Amer. H. S. Students 2: G. State: Prin. Honor Roll 2. HULSEY, SHERYL: FBLA 1: FHA 3: Pep C. 1. HUTTON, DAVID: Band 3: Stage Band 3: Band C. 2, Pres. I: 12 Yr. C. HUTTON, RICHARD: AI-'ROTC I: Band 2: DECA 1: Swim- ming I. HYDE, GREG: Band 3: Stage Band 2: Band C. 2. Holmes, Philip Dean Horton, Art C. Hulsey, Sheryl Ann In il le, Vicki Ann 36 Classes Qu' Ox INGLE, VICKI: Art C. I: Rodeo C. I: Spanish C. 1: Basket- ball 2. Hutton, Richard Way'ne Hyde, Greg Irvin, Jana Cecelia Jackson, James David Johnson, Kelley Lynn Jones, Jeffrey Allen JACKSON, DEBBIE: FBLA 2, VP I, Rep. 1, FHA 1, GAA 3, Basketball 2, Badminton 3. JACKSON, JAIVIES: BARKER 1, FCA 1, Key C. 1, NHS 2, SHS 3, SC 1, Baseball I, Cross-country 1, OIPA VP. JOHNSON, GARY: Spanish C. 1. JOHNSON, KELLEY: JCL I, NHS 3, Pep C. 3, SHS 3, I2 Yr. C., Prin. Honor Boll 3. JOHNSON, LESLIE: FBLA 1, Pep C. 3, VP I, SC 2, Prin. Honor Roll, Basketball Att., Key C. Att. JONES, JEFFREY: IVI. Chorus I, Concert Choir 1,Thespians 1. JONES, KEITH: AFROTC 3, NHS 3, Assem. Comm. 3, Chess C. 3, Treas. I, Math C. 3, VP I, Mu Alpha Theta 3, Science C. 3, SHS 3, SC 3, Treas. 1, Jr. Class Treas., B. Jackson Debbie S Stale. Johnson, Gary C. JONES, LEA ANN: Band 3, FYL I, Spanish C. 1, Tri Hi Y 2, Y0Ung Life 2- Johnson, Leslie Dawn JONES, SHEILA: Spanish C. 2. Jones, Sheila K- Jones, Keith Robert Jones, Lea Ann Classes 37 Jordon, John Karas, Edward Lee Kepharl, Eddie Wayne Kilpatrick, Teresa Renee ,lovu flmolhv David Kannada Debbie A Established Upon Those Principles O Freedom JOYCE, TIMOTHY: Ind. Arts C. 2. KANNADA, DEBBIE: Art C. 1gPep C. 3g Volleyball 1gTri Hi Y 2.12 Yr. C.g Badminton 1gWho's Who in Am. H. S. Slu- denlsg Young Life 1. KANTNER, DEBORAH: Pep C. 2g Tri Hi Y 1. KELLEY, TRESSIE: FYL lg Pep C. 2g Science C. lg Swim- ming 2g Tri Hi Y 23 Prin. Honor Roll 2. Kanlner, Deborah Jean Kelley, Tressie I. Kersgieler, Carol Kimble, Kellye Dawn 38 Classes KERSGIETER, CAROL: Assemb. Comm. lg BULLDOG lg FBLA lg GAA 2g NHS 3g Pep C. 3g SHS 2. KILPATRICK, TERESA: M. Chorus lg JCL 1. KIMBLE, KELLYE: Band 3, Twirler 3g FBLA lg 12 Yr. C. . . Kissee, Mike Lang, john H. Leclford, Brenda Lowe, Lisa Kittmger Karen Lynn ostka David KISSEF., IVIIKE: FFA 2, Lettermen's C. 3g Football 3g Track 3. KITTINGER, KAREN: Art C. lg DECA 3g SC lg Tennis 2. KOSTKA, DAVID: Art C. lg Ind. Arts C. lg Basketball lg Track l. LACKEY, SUSAN: Band 3, Twirler 3, Stage Band 3g JCL lg NHS lg SHS lg All State Bandg CUDA Band, Am. Youth in Lackey, Susan A. Langley, Harold Dean Listen, Jackie Lee Lowery, Dannie Joe Concert Band. LANG, JOHN: AFROTC 3, Flight Commanderg Golf 2. LANGLEY, HAROLD: FFA 3, Pres. l. LOWE, LISA: French C. 2g FYL 3g NHS 3g Pep C. 2g SHS 2g Tri Hi Y 3g Prin. Honor Roll 3. LOWERY, DANNIE: ROTC lg Wrestling lg Vo. Tech. 2g 12 Yr. C. Classes 39 'ff 1, ' Lucly. Pulricia Ann Lueliring, Teil Sleven Mcfiausey, Mieliael David 'NIcClure, Steve Dane-ll Equality Justice, And Humanity LUDY, PATRICIA: Pep C. 2g SC Ig Tri Hi Y 2g Drill Team I Prin. Honor Roll 2. LUEHRING, NAN: Art C. 2, VP I, Band 3g Stage Band 3, Band C. 1, BARKER lg SHS Ig Prin. Honor Roll 3. LUEHRING, TED: Vo. Tech. 2. McCARTNEY, KELLEY: Art C. 1, BARKER 1. lVlcCAUSEY, MICHAEL: AFROTC 1gBand lg Ind. Arts C. 2. MQCAWLEY, ROBERT: AFROTC 3. IVICCLURE, STEVE: DECA 3, VP I, Rep. 1. MQCONNELL, JAMES: Band 2g Chess C. Ig Basketball I. MCDONALD, JOHN: Band 3g Stage Band 2g NFL 1, Thes pians Ig Prin. Honor Roll. McDOVVELL, BRUCE: Vo. Tech. 2. 40 Classes inf' wuuwyf' hiv' McConnell, James Edward McDonald, John William Luehring. Nan NI1tCarlney, Kelley A. IVIcCawley, Robert Anthony McDowell, Joe Bruce , if I C.. . ii., McFerrin, Randy McIntyre, Darrell Lee Mairs, Michelle Mantooth, Debbie Kay McGIVNEY, RANDALL: FCA 2: Baseball 2: Basketball 3: Track I. McINTYRE, DARRELL: ROTC I. McNEAL, CHERYL: FBLA 2, Hist. I: FHA lg JCL Ig Prin. Honor Roll 1. MAIRS, MICHELLE: FBLA 1:NHS lg Pep C. 2: SC 1: Tri Hi Y 2g Young Life 2. MANNING, RANDY: Key C. Ig Lettermen's C. 3, Pres. I: SC Ig Football 3: Track 3: Wrestling I. MAPLE, DEBBIE: Assem. Comm. 1: GAA 2: NHS 3, Treas. Ig Pep C. 3, Sec. I: Spanish C. I: SHS 3: SC 2, Sec. I: Basketball 2: Softball 2: Tennis 1: Volleyball Ig Tri Hi Y 3: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Girl's State Alt.: I2 Yr. C.: Young Life. MARCHESE, CHRISTINA: GAA 2: Pep C. 2: Tennis 2: Tri Hi Y 1. MARKS, MARIAN: Concert Choir 3: NHS 3, Tutoring Chair- man lg Pep C. 2: SHS 3: SC Ig I2 Yr. C.: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Soph. Class Treas.g OSU Outstanding Student: Concert TVlcCivnev, Randall Kenneth McNeal, Cheryl L. Manning, Randy Dean Marks, Marian Lee sy... ..,,.., vin nw Choir Treas.: Girls' State Alt. Maple, Debbie Lynn Marchese, Christina 5--'rv Classes 4 I Mason, Lynn Ann Maxey, Gordon Dean Meadors, Carl F. Mehring, Bobbie 42 Classes X 4 Massey, Maurice Glen Matheson, Lurene ,lane or Which American Patriots Sacrificed Their Lives And Fortunes MASON, LYNN: BARKER 1, Co-Ed. 1, JCL 1, Rep. 1, NHS 3, Science C. 3, SHS 3. MASSEY, MAURICF.: FCA 3, Lellermenis C. 1, Cross-coun- lry 3, Track 3, Vo. Tech. 1. MATHESON, LURENE: FBLA 1, French C. 1, Science C. 1, Spanish C. 3. MATHIS, NANCY: BARKER 1, FYL 2, Pep C. 3, Rodeo C. 2, Tennis 2, Tri Hi Y 1, Jr. Class Pres. MAXEY, GORDON: BARKER 1, Basketball 1. MAXWELL, SANDRA: Pep C. 2, Basketball 1. MEADORS, CARL: Cross-country 2, Track 3. MEADOWS, PEGGY: FHA 1, GAA 1, Pep C. 1. MELTON, DIANA: M. Chorus 2, French C. 1, Vo. Tech. 1. Mathis, Nancy Ann Maxwell, Sandra Gayle Meadows, Peggy JoAnne Mellon, Diana Lynne 'Cav' Mescall, Taliessa ,lean Ming, Charles Michael Mooney, Delana Lea Moreno, Richard L. l w 1 Messenbaugh, Mark Miller, Larry R. MESCALL, TALIESSA: G. Select Chorus 2, Pres. 1, Concert Choir lg FYL 2, GAA 2g Pep C. 3g Soph. Class Sec., Sr. Class Sec' Mills, Greg Carl MESSENBAUGH, MARK: French C. 2, FYL 2, Key C. 3g Misialek, Slanley E. Tennis lg Young Life 3. MILLER, LARRY: FCA lg FYL lg Ind. Arts C. 2g Baseball lg Moore, Gam, 5. Football lg Young Life 2. Mwgan, JHIUCS MILLS, GREG: ROTC 3, DECA 2, Photographer lg Ind. Arts C. 1. MING, CHARLES: Band lg FYL 3g Key C. 3, Lt. Gov. 1, NHS 3, SHS 3, SC 3, Treas. 1, Pres. lg Football 3, Track lg Prin. Honor Roll. MISIALEK, STANLEY: ROTC 3g Basketball 1. MOONEY, DELANA: DECA 1. MOORE, GARY: Band 3. Classes 43 We Therefore Believe MORGAN, JAMES: Key C. 1, Cross-country 2, Golf 3: Young Life 1. MORGAN, STEPHEN: BARKER 1, Lettermen's C. 3: Basketball 2: Football 2: Track 3. MOSS, KEVIN: Band 3: Stage Band 3. MOYER, PAMELA: French C. lg NHS 1: Pep C. 3: Prin. Honor Roll. MUNDAY, DEBBIE: Band 2, Flag Girl 2: Pep C. 1: Tri Hi Y 1: Vo. Tech. 1: FFA Queen Att. MUNDAY, ROBERT: lnd. Arts C. 1: Baseball 1: Basketball 1. MURPHY, ROBERTA: JCL lg Science C. 1gPrin. Honor Roll 3. MURPHY, SEAN: Rodeo C. lg Science C. 1: FFA 3, Morgan, James Patrick Veterinarian C. 2, VP lg Roundup C. 1: 4-H 8. Morgan, Stephen V. Morrison, Kent Moss, Kevin Charles Moyer, Pamela Ann Munday, Debbie Jean Munday, Robert Kenneth Murphy, Sean Shannon We' l"ir'N Murphy, Robert Murphy, Roberta 44 Classes 1110" awp--WY" Murray, Larry David Murrell, Larw Curtis Neighbors, Mark Alan Nibcl, Martin Ward 1-Y MURRAY, LARRY: Key C. lg Vo. Tech. 2. MURRELL, LARRY: ROTC lg DECA 2, Football 1. NEES, CYNTHIA: Pep C. 3, SC 2, Tri Hi Y 3, Treas. 1, Wres- tling Att. NEIGHBORS, MARK: Band 3, Lettermenls C. 3, NHS Ig Spanish C. lg SHS 3, Football 2, Track I. NELSON, KYLE: FCA Ig Lettermen's C. 2, Football 2, Track 1. NICHOLS, LISA: Art C. 2, Band 3, Stage Band 2, BARKER Ig SHS Ig 12 Yr. C.g Prin. Honor Roll 3. NORIECA, ELIZABETH: M. Chorus 2. NUNLEY, LENORA FBLA 2, Act. Com. Ig French C. I3 NHS lg Spanish C. 3, Prin. Honor Roll. Nichols, Lisa Gae Noriega, Elizabeth Ann Murray, Susan Leah Nees, Cynthia Jo Nelson, Kyle Nunley, Lenora He-Icn Classes 45 Onderek, Georgia Ann 0 Nlel, Jay P, It Is Uur Duty 0 Our Countr OLSEN, KARIN: G. Select Chorus 1, Sec. 1: Concert Choir 2: JCL 2: NHS 3: Pep C. 2: SHS 3: SC 1. ONDEREK, GEORGIA: Art C. 1: Band 3: Spanish C. 2: Out- standing Student in Spanish. 0'NIEL, JAY: ROTC 3: FCA 2: Key C. 2: Science C. 1: Foot- ball 3. OWEN, KATHY: Art C. 1: M. Chorus 1: Spanish C. 1. PALMER, STEVE: Concert Choir 1: FCA 3, Sec. 1: NHS 1: Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Football 3: 12 Yr. C.: Young Life 2: Prin. Honor Roll 2. PANNELL, KENNY: LetterInen's C. 3: NHS 2: SHS 3: Basketball 1: Football 3: Track 1: Sr. Class Pres.: Prin. Honor Roll 3: Student of the Month. PARKS, TER1: Concert Choir 3: FBLA 1: NHS 3, Tutor 1: Pep C. 3: SHS 3. PETERS, DAVID: Band 3: Stage Band 2. PETERS, SHAN: Band 3: Math C. 3, Pres. 1: Mu Alpha Theta 2: NHS 3: Science C. 3, Pres. 1: Prin. Honor Roll 2: 12 Yr. C.: Youth of the Month: Boys' State. Owen, Kathy J. Pannell, Kenny Peely, Brenda Peters, Shan Mac PIGITOWILZZ, Daniel Chris l lllmleli Mdfy Miifgklffll PIETROWICZ DANIEL Band 3 Stage Band 1 Cross coun try 2g Track 3. I, PLUMLEE, MARY: BULLDOG 3, Co-Ed. 1,FHA 3, Parl. lg I I I ett , Penny Sue P0li0ffly, Jana Lynn Pra r, Debbie ,Ianeen SC I. Presley, Tammy Lynn PUKORNY, IANA: Band 3, Flag Girl 3g Spanish C. 2, 12 Yr. Price, Sheila Darlene C-3 Demvlay Sweetheart- Price, William H. Prince, Jeffrey R- PRATER, DEBBIE: GAA 2g Pep C. Ig Rodeo C. Ig SC 2, FFA Pfivffll, Sheri Elilabclll Att. and Queen, OHSO I, Pres. I. PRESLEY, TAIVIIVIY: Concert Choir 3, GAA Ig NHS 3, Sec. lg Pep C. 2g Spanish C. 2g SHS 3g Prin. Honor Roll 2. PRICE, SHEILA: GAA 39 NHS lg Pep C. lg SHS 13 Basketball 3g Softball 3g Track Ig Volleyball 3, Badminton 3. PRICE, WILLIAM: Ind. Arts C. 1gFYL Ig Key C. 3, Tennis 3. PRINCE, JEFFREY: ROTC 3, Band Ig Bulldog Flyers Ig Col- orguard. PRIVETT, SHERI: Art C. Ig Math C. Ig Science C. Ig SC Ig Basketball 1. Classes 47 Rappsilber, Amy Elizabeth Reed, Dana L. Reneau, Denise Lyn Rice, Allen Curtis 4-8 Clas SCS O Love It RAPPSILBER, AMY: Band 3, Stage Band 1. RAY, MIKE: Vo. Tech. 2. REED, DANA: DECA I, Spanish C. 2. REESER, CARLA: Assem. Comm. 2, FBLA lg FYL 2, Pep C. 3, Cheerleader Ig Spanish C. lg SC lg Swimming 23 Tri Hi Y 3g I2 Yr. C., Prin. Honor Roll 3. RENEAU, DENISE: Band 3g Spanish C. 1, Tri Hi Y lg 12 Yr. C., Prin. Honor Roll 2. RHODES, CHRIS: Band 2, Ind. Arts C. 1, Key C. 2, Baseball 3, Basketball I, 12 Yr. C. RICE, ALLEN: JCL lg Science C. Ig Football 2, 12 Yr. C., Prin. Honor Roll. RIDER, ANNE: ,ICL lg Swimming 2. RITZ, RHONDA: JCL 2, NHS 3, Pep C. lg Science C. 1, SHS 3, Prin. Honor Roll 3. ROBERSON, DAVID: Band 3, VP 2, Stage Band 3g B. Coun- cil 3g NSH 3. Rider Anne Meredith Ritz, Rhonda Leslie ,S 1.2 ',-. Ray, Mike ' Reeser, Carla Rae Rhodes, Chris Allen Roberson, David Allen ROBERTS, CURTIS: Ind. Arts C. 1: Baseball 3: Football 1. ROBERTS, MARTIN: FFA 3, Treas. 1: Rep. 1: NHS 3: 12 Yr. C. ROBERTS, TAMMI: Spanish C. 1. ROBISON, KEITH: Band lg DECA 1: Track 2. ROGERS, JANET: Art C. 1: French C. 3: FHA lg CAA 1: Pep C. 3. ROOT, TAMMY: Pep C. 1: Young Life. RUIZ, CINDY: FBLA 1: Spanish C. 2. RUPP, CARLA: FHA 1: GAA 3: Pep C. 2, Basketball 2: Track 1: Volleyball 1: Tri Hi Y 1. RUSSELL, KELLY: FYL lg NHS 3: Tri Hi Y 1. Ruiz, Cindy Kay Rupp, Carla Caprice Roberts, Martin Wayne Robison, Keith Wayne Root. Tammy J. Russell, Kelly Classes 49 'YI--Mr 'GR u............- Sa er Jodee Scales Claxton Harper . .d-..y.,, t L To Support Its Constitution JANE , 've , M A Q A .uh af- Sanders, Nlarlon C. St-hardt. Tony Wayne Scott. Robert Loyd Sebert. Rim-k SANDERS, MARLON: JCL lg Prin. Honor Roll l. SASSER, JODEE: FBLA 1. SCATES, CLAYTON: Concert Choir 3, Pres. 1: NHS 3g SHS Schardl' Jan Irene 3: SC 1: Prin. Honor Roll 3. S1'oggin,Janet Kaye SCHARDT, JAN: M. Chorus 2: Pep C. 2: Swimming 1: Thes- pians lg Tri Hi Y 1: Young Life. 3. Sealy. John Sean SCHARDT, TONY: Ind. Arts C. 2: Basketball 2: Track 3. Svlli -la"k I-ef' 'Na-f 50 Classes SCOGGIN, JANET: Band 2g Pep C. 1: Tri Hi Y 1: FTA l. SCOTT, ROBERT: Science C. 1: Cross-country lg Track 1. SEALY, JOHN: Concert Choir lg SC 13 Baseball lg Football lg Ski C. VP. SELF, JACK: BARKER lg Chess C. 1: Cross-countn' lg Track Kathy Diane Nancy Elaine Eugene Burton Katherine Sue , M-fx '."Q'P w Shanahan, Pat Sharpe, .I0y SHAHAN, KATHY: Art C. 2: Band 3, Twirler 3: FYI. 2: NHS 3, Spanish C. 1: SHS 1: Cross Country I: Swimming I: Tri Hi Y 2: CUDA: Band Queen Att. SHANAHAN, PAT: Bulldog Flyers I, Parl. I: French C. 3, Pres. 1: NHS 2: Science C. 3, Pres. I: SHS 3: Cross Coun- try I: Prin. Honor Roll 3. SHEETS, BRYNNEN: GAA 2: NHS 3: Pep C. 3: Science C. I: SHS 3: SC 1:G. Basketball 3, Captain I and Queen 1: Prin. Honor Roll 3. SHINER, NANCY: Band 3, Twirler 1: FBLA 1. SHINN, DENNIS: ROTC 3: DECA 3. SHIRLEY, EUGENE: NHS 3: SHS 3: SC 2: Swimming 2: Sr. Class Treas.: Prin. Honor Roll 3. SKAGGS, KATHERINE: GAA 3, Ex. Advisor 1, Pres. I: JCL I: NHS 3: Pep C. 2: SHS 3: Basketball 2: Cross Country 1: Softball 3: Track 1: Volleyball 2: Tri Hi Y 2: Badminton 3. SIVIALLINC, SHIRLEY: Pep C. 3: Spanish C. 1: Basketball 1: Swimming I: Prin. Honor Roll. .Ani Sheets, Brynnen Gayle Shinn, Dennis Il. Sigman, Niekie Smalling, Shirley Ann Classes 51 i To Obey Its Laws SMART, PAUL: Cross Country I. SMITH, CINDY: FBLA Ig Ind. Arts C. 1gVo. Tech. Ig I2 Yr. C. SMITH, DIANNA: FBLA I. SMITH, JOHNNY: FFA 2, I2 Yr. C. SMITH, MARK: FCA 2g Football 3, Wrestling 3. SOLLEDER, TUNIA: FBLA Ig FYL Ig Pep C. 2g 12 Yr. C. SPARKMAN, TAMBRA: Band 3, Spanish C. lg SC 2, FMLA 1, Sec. 1. I Smtart, Paul Gregory Smiley, john j, Smnh, Cindy A. Smith, Imaanna fBicknellJ Smith, Johnny A. Smith, Mark Warren I ' Sl. Cvr Phil Snellings, David B. I , 'bw Ulm.. --J' Solleder Tuma I Sparkman Tambra ,loan 'Im .ww 52 Classes lStan berry, Melissa Stotler, Peggy L. Suenram, Vickie ,lo Swanfelclt, Debby A. STANBERRY, MELISSA: Spanish C. 1: S. C. 1. STERN, DEBORAH: CAA 3, Sec. 1, VP 1: NHS 3: Pep C. 1: SHS 3: Basketball 3: Softball 3, Volleyball 33 Thespians 2, VP 1: Prin. Honor Roll 3. STOTLER, PEGGY: NHS 3: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 2: SHS 1: Tri Hi Y 3: 12 Yr. C.: Prin. Honor Roll 2: Young Life 3: Who's Who Among Am. HS Students. STOWERS, HAL: Ind. Arts C. 1. SUENRAM, VICKIE: BARKER 1: FHA 2: Pep C. 1: Science C. 1: 12 Yr. C. SWAFFORD, KELLY: Spanish C. 1. SWANFELDT, DEBBY: DECA 2, Treas. 1: FHA 1. SWANSON, NANCY: DECA 1, GAA 1. TARBUTTON, RONALD: ROTC 3, Squadron Comm. 1, Bulldog Flyers 2, Pres. 1: SHS 1: 12 Yr. C.: Prin. Honor Roll 3. TATUM, ROBIN: Cv. Select Chorus 1: Concert Choir 2: FYL 1: Hi Notes 1: NHS 2: NFL 1: Pep C. 2: SHS 3g Thespians lg OSU Outstanding Student. Swanson, Nancy Kathleen Tarbutton, Ronald Lee Stern, Deborah Lorraine Stowers, Hal David Swafford, Kelly Tatum, Robin Elizabeth Classes 53 1""4r Taylor, Doug E. Taylor julie Dawn 0 Respect Its Flag TAYLOR, CHUCK: ROTC lg Bulldog Flyers 2g Concert Choir lg FFA 2g NHS 2g Science C. lg SHS lg Prin. Honor Roll 3g Amateur Radio Society. TAYLOR, DOUG: Football lg 12 Yr. C. TAYLOR, JULIE: G. Select Chorus 2g FYI. 2g Interact lg Pep C. 2g Tri Hi Y 1gYoung Life 3g 12 Yr. C. TAYLOR, PHILLIP: M. Chorus lg Concert Choir 3g SC lf2g Wrestling 1. THARP, TERESA: SHS 1. THOMAS, JANET: DECA 25 Spanish C. lg Tennis lg Thes- pians 1. THOMAS, MATT: Lettermen's C. lg Football 3g Wrestling l. THOMPSON, JAMES: Baseball 2g Basketball 23 Football 2. THOMPSON, STEVE: ROTC 3g DECA 2g Thespians 2. Taylor, Phillip E. Tharp, Teresa Diana Thomas, Matt F. Thompson, Steve B. . 'Wa 'AQEW 5 s n , - , s fav. -ww L .ts , E55 5 . . :iff V t ' H twrt? I. "f .5f3t1'? iff, . .1 ' fi' f. J' L i . ,- fr - ,ft t . we A 4 iff 5 ...W no at is r rl llr ulman lx un B THORNE, PATTY: C. Chorus 3g CAA lg Hi Notes lg Pep C. l. TRICE, SHEBlE: M. Chorus lg GAA 2g Spanish C. 2g Tennis 3g Thespians lg Tri Hi Y l. TRUUTMAN, KEVIN: Lettermenls C. 3g Cross-country 3g Track 3g Wrestling l. TROXEL, JOE: C. Choir 3g M. Ensemble lg Hi Notes 2g JCL 1. TUCKER, CRAlC: Assem. Comm. Ig I-'YL lg lnd. Arts. C. 2, VP lg Key C. 3, Sec. 1gNHS lg Spanish C. lg Track 2g Prin. Honor Roll. TYLER, JEFF: Key C. lg SC lg Wrestling 3g Young Life 3. UMSTED, KARI: Girls Select Chorus lg Accompanistg Con- cert Choir 3g NHS lg Pep C. lg Spanish C. lg SHS lg Prin. Honor Roll 3. USELTON, LAURIE: Key Club Sweetheart, Pep C. 3g SC 3g Tri Hi Y 2. VANCE, BRIAN: Basketball l. VANDERVORT, RANDALL: FCA 2g Baseball lg Basketball l. And To Defend . It Against All Enemies. WAHL, SCOTT: AFRUTC lg Art C. lg Science C. l. WALKER, DANA: Art C. lg FBLA 2, Rep. 1, French C. 3g FYL 1gGAA Ig NHS 3, Science C. lg Spanish C. 2, SC lg Tri Hi Y 2g Prin. Honor Roll. WALKER, SHERI: Band 1, FBLA 1gJCL 1. WALKER, TINA: AFROTC lg G. Select Chorus 1gM. Chorus lg DECA 1, Pep C. 1. WARD, CLARKE: AFROTC lg Band 3. WARNER, FRED: FCA 2, Baseball 3. WARNER, LINDA: M. Chorus 2, FBLA 1. WARREN, ROBERT: ROTC 2, DECA 3, Tennis 1. Wahl, Scott Alan Walker, Dana Beth Walker, DCHH Walker, Sheri Lynn Walker, Teresa Walker, Tina Sue Ward, Clarke Mitchell Warren, Robert E, Warner Fred lee Warner Linda lVl 56 Classes Washam, Douglas Brian Watson, Randall Alan Weathers, Dennis W. Weiss, Ricky Eugene 0393144 WASHAM, DOUGLAS: Ind. Arts C. 2g I2 Yr. C.: Basketball I: Football I. WATSON, KERRI: GAA 3, Hist. 1, Basketball 2: Softball 3: Track 3, Volleyball 3. WATSON, RANDY: Band 1. WEATHERS, CHARLES: FFA 3, Sent. 1: VAOT 1: Swim wp. ming I. WEATHERS, DENNIS: FFA 2: Vo. Tech. 2. WEDEL, KENT: Art C. I: Key C. 3: FCA I: Ind. Arts C. 2, Prin. Honor Roll 2: Basketball 3: Football I: Track 1. WEISS, RICKY: WHELAN, DAVID: C. Choir lg FCA 1: Ind. Arts C. 2, Key C. 5 WELLS, MOLLIE: Assem. Comm. 1, JCL I: NHS 3: Pep C. 3, Art Dir. lg Science C. 1, SHS 3: Tri Hi Y 3, Treas. lg Weathers, Charles Ray Watson, Kerri Lynn Young Life 3: Jr. Class SB Rep.: Prin. Honor Roll, Tennis 1- wed.-1, Kent Miller WHEELER, KAREN: FBLA 1: FHA 1: Pep C. 3. Whcvlvf, Karen Fay nfs Wells, Mollie M. Whelan, David L. 'thee 3: Spanish C. 1, S. C. 2, Baseball Ig Football 2: Track 1. . Whitaker Sandra While .leff hw- Whilalu-r, Karon Williams, Cinfly Wilson, Marva Winter. Howard Wilds l 58 Classes -A meriean 'S Creed William Tyler Page 1 91 8 WHITAKER, KAREN: BARKER 1.Co-Ed in chiel' I: Pep C. 3: Spanish C. 1: Tri Hi Y 2. WIIITAKER, SANDRA: Art C. 2, Pres. I: FYI. 3: GAA I: NHS 3: Pep C. 2: SHS 2: C. I: Cross-country Ig Swim- ming 2: Track I: Tri lIi Y I: Prin. Honor Roll. WHITE, JEFF: Band I: Vo. Tech. 3. WILCUX, BRIAN: Key C. 3, Treas. 1: NHS 1: Lette-rmen's C. I: Science C. 1: SHS 3: lfoolball 2: Swimming I. WILLIAMS, CYNTHIA: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 1: Tri Hi Y 1. WILLIFURD, STEVE: Spanish C. 2: Basketball 3: FCA 2. WILSON, MARVA: Assem. Comm. I: FBLA 1gFYL I: GAA 2: Pep C. 3, Pres. 1: Softball 1: Track 2: Tri Hi Y 2, Chap. Ig Young Life 3: Football Queen. WILSON, SHARON: Spanish C. 1: S. C. 1. WINTER, HOWARD WILDS: C. Choir 2, VP 1: FCA 3: NHS 3, Pres. 1, Chap. 1: SHS 3: Baseball 1: Basketball 3: Fool- ball 3. WITT, LINDA: DECA 2: I-'HA 2. 'UQ Wilcox, Brian Williford, Steve Wilson, Sharon Will, Linda Qy,,,,,,,.,f' . Whidtlon, Jim Wmwomlall, Calvin E. Wright, Melissa Lea Young, Jelili Mark . -- V. fe Wight, Rob Wohlsvhlegel, Craig R. WHIDDON, JIM: Football 1: Track I. WOHLSCHLEGEL, CRAIG: AFROTC I: Band 3. WOOD, JOHN: Ind. Arts C. Ig Lettermenis C. 3: SC Ig Base- ball 3: Football 3. WOODALL, CALVIN: M. Chorus I. WORKMAN, SUSAN: Band 3: Band C. 2: FBLA 2, GAA 2: Spanish C. I: Softball Ig Track Ig Volleyball I: Band Queen, Prin. Honor Roll. WRIGHT, MELISSA: Art C. Ig FBLA Ig GAA Ig French C. I: Pep C. Ig Spanish C. I: Diving I. YOUNG, CHERYL: Tri Hi Y 23 Young Life. YOUNG, JEFF: AFROTC Ig Art C. I. YOUNG, JENNY: Pep C. 2: Spanish C. 2: SHS Ig SC Ig Tri Hi Y Ig Prin. Honor Roll. YOUNG, MARK: Debate Ig FCA Ig Key C. Ig NHS 2: NFL Ig SHS 2: SC Ig Wrestling 2: Thespians 2. Young, Jennifer Ann Young, Larry Mark ,"" . .40 i .tts I www' 'i" -Q 'Ffa i i ci' '- t"' , . ,W i .1 ff? , ,'.. I . ..' H f , Wood, John C. Workman, Susan Jeanette Young, Cheryl A. Zachary, Susan Classes 59 CWD. Cynioo ehrio Qhocleo cnancy j'e00feffe 60 Classes I' qndfmn C772wlw golivie Cynehring fone eralw gpancly Cynanning Senier e jfall of game 'affect c,-411 oaround :nancy 5-footetter Cmike lasses qnobt fileely fe Succeed Sherri gielalo Ieitlu goneo qneot gepenclalfle wren cf-gnaleroen gee Qcalloway I 1 'feat groomed ibelslsie cynaple Steve Talmer qnoot eourteew Suoie edrtmill gels geek: Cmeot Spirited t qnarua qfailoen cgirney Garnett qnoot :Athletic Telflvie Stern gpancly Crncinning qneot cynioeluieveuo Sheila Bialgeo floyd igitzgeralal Classes Ks' wg? -'q7'lo.ot cwluoiwl-qlacal I faurie gearnalen Iwi cumotecl PM 477100: C-Grfwfic Cginny Tougherty f .:' 1, 'gjgi 5 "1 , 1 . , r :f f f 2.4-nw - . 5. 'Q-.QKQZQM sw if ' f' us: Q a,.-Nffze,-,-.-,,,, .. A ., Dru ng. , x , f m r -,wang , ,uk K V S143 ' X 'I- X F- 111 . ,,"T, F sf S Tavial Quo: f'i""' qnoot qnuoical-Bud ibeblvie oeutter ibauid 5-futton Classes 65 griencuieot c-gclair ' qnark young 'Beat Treooecl cuerla Mer fone eralw feat .Smile Shan cpetero ganet .Scoqgin DEBBIE CUTTER CATHY DUVALL SHERHI FIELDS DIANA GUNTER Valediclorian Valedictorian Valediclorian Valedictorian Magna Cum Laude 432 Q2 77' 'hiv QM-v--wi SHIRLEY HENSLEY DEBBIE MAPLE Valedictorian Valedicmfian 1 . 'iffvw-p-4 gp.-vw w":-yr'-' I 'K:'v'ff LYNN ANN MASON CLAYTON SCATES IVIOLLIE WELLS KEITH JONES Valedictorian Valedictorian Valedictorian Salutatorian Classes 67 Class of '7 7 Makes A Place For Themselves o o o Spirited and enthusiastie well describe the .Iunior Class of 76. Their excite- ment mounts as they pre- pare for their senior year and the future. Adjusting to a new school. taking aeaclernie tests, and ortler- ing class rings are all a part of this preparation. Keep- ing a bright outlook in all they do is the objective goal ol' the Class of '7Tl jr. Class depicts two great heginninffs. ..g,1q4,'f P lf? . ,a : f as ,,Q,f Q' .,- W 'I Tffmw V 'Ag ar .gwwggi ll K Q. x g - W ,A 5 sv -3H,5r,5gf5 -I -4 KN 4 sg..-I--W" H x Mak Q ,F-jgigyjsgg' I 5 L 41345: - 5 , Qiwmfvwwf'-ssqdnw , .1 Qjglyf M.,'j3' . w, 1.1 5 . llyli ,455 A. .... tS,,4x,s.8. " A ei ff A 'G rs... ., -mm. In N l Sponsors are Mrs. lVlallett. Mrs. Burnett, lVlr. Worden, and lVlr. Rickell. Officers are: P. Murchison, B, Hepa H. Sturm, V. P4 E. Wilson, Tri-as.g L. l'lnclieott, Seczg M. Puiggari, Pres. 4,Fgu bfi'-, 3 .5 X Q s, 1 I l ,f it J 5 at t.. .... . I ., mf., If k'i1,,, wlxs 7 Adams, Kathy Andersen, jim Adams, Robin Alberts, Bill Allen, David Arm-nd, Cindy Andersen, Patty rms, Uavid Arnold, Katherine Another form and the-n we're in lor good. ASbUW, Kim Ash, Holly Atchison, Velia Avra, Phyllis Harrell, Lallfii Barrett, Mary Barlolina, Terry Barton, Donna Barker, Cherilyn ggi. . XM 5 gf gf' wfflf at-0' Bass, Paul Classes 69 .Q .,,,Q Bath, Robin :OH 1 XX as Baucom, Traci Baxter, Gary Bean, Sandy Beaver, Lisa Bergen, Richard Bevan, Tom Billen, Calhie Billen, Chuck G ' I o t o t o Billen, Susie Blanton, Pam Bodin, Scott B0k6r, Pam Boudreau, Sue Bourns, Kim Bower, Trent Boyce, Jenna ,- 1 Belch, Brian Boney, Richard 70 Classes 'AFM' Boyce, Melodi Braden, Kim Bu rgess, Terry car? "5 'Y' 'SP Bradley, Patti Branson, David Bratcher, Mark Breedlove, Kristi Bridewell, Steve Broughton, ,lay Brown, Frank Brown, Kent grown, Linda Brown, Scott Brunner, Mary Buckley, Janice mike, Joey Bush, Cathy Buxton, Bucky Camp, Mike haf 'Eh,,-A-gf X Bressler, Betsy Have the Juniors overcome at last? tg, N K ,,,.,,.. Canada, Brian .rx sf, Classes A iv Canary, David '1-..s...p if an-we nr'-av' Cannon, Scott Caplingcr, Pam Carl, Pr-to Carter, Bobbie Caruthers, Merrill Chambers, Brian Chartncy, Gaylynn Chilwvvd, Fred Adjusting o A New School Claypool, Randy Clinton, jenny Cobb, Michelle Cockrell, David Collins, Karen Combs, Pete Cordell, Cathy Cordray, Ricky Carter, George Colley, Doug 72 Classes 8,15 '4Zf'Tb .,,, - . 4 ,Jr ,W ur 1 , o Courts, Kathy 44 Crandell, Ronnie 'bmw K .,n if Q? Creel, Larry Crisp, Holy Crocker, Judy Crocker, Martha Daily, Steve Daniel, Terry Darcey, Deanne Daugherty, Sherry flillxm 5' ' lay.. Davidson, Deann Deese, Paul Demcheshen, Keith Denyer, Renee Donnell, Diane Dorely, Dean Dorn, Suzanne Douglas, Kirk Cunningham, Janice I think we have a small problem out here Dickerson, Valerie Dowell, Clyde Classes 73 Drain, Kris 'QL.7 "HDV X Duff, Kim Dunlap, Mayola DuPertuis, Greg Duvall, Jackie Ebeling, John Eck, Debbie Elam, ,Ioe Ellison, Vickie Taking The National Merit Eaton, Ginger Test Elsner, Robin Endicott, Lee Engel, Ellen Enright, Tammy Evans, Stacy Farley, Kay Faulkner, Molly Pindley, Stacy Ensz, Liz we'-'SY 74 Classes "assi N 51307 'CMF Finley, ,lim YW' Fisher, Teresa 'CN we! Q-Nil F 'Nb X.. , ,J Fothergill, Randy Fitzgerald, Brad Flake, Steven Fletcher, john Flowers, Donna Fowlkes, Alicia Freddell, John Franke, Gretchen Freshour, Cindy Gffllffs, Che"Yl Gaudelle, Lois Gibson, David Gilcrest, Richard Glllllandt Bfffnda Glasgow, Debbie calmed, Paul mad, scan l volunteer youll Gilliam, Steve weft ,N Goff, Gary Q 1 wg' if l , 1 y A Ji- "Yi ,A A ' A 5 I bl Classes 75 Gollhofer, Lynne Golden, Diane Goodson, Doug GOTGOII, PHlTlClH Graeber, David Graham, Kerry Gray, Kevin Green, Sheffyl Greer, Karon Ordering Class Rings Grider, Sheila Groh, Charlie Guerrero, Chay Haag, Allen. Hale, Brent Haley, Rhonda 'Hammond, Bob H3HC0Ck, BIHY Greenwood, Tonya Hackerolt, Debbie 76 Classes Hand, Cindy JYXX ,V f .fr i"eXl1 Handley, Cindy R " a llaney, Debbie llankins, Johnny Hankins, Mike Hankins, Pat llanley, Nancy Harders, Tim Hargrave, Sharon Harman, Donna Harper, Mary HaFfiS, CHY0l Harrison, Debbie Harrison, Lil Hauman, Melinda Hffaffl, Gan' Hedges, Cathy H6612 Jean Hanks, Nancv What color shall l pick? Hatch, Rose , ,W 1' X 2 t, mg M Henderson, Bruce Classes 77 Henderson, Orville Holcomb, Amy W 78 Classes ..a""" Duwazagq Henke, Bobby Henry, Darrell Hensllfy, Rl1SSf'll Herrington, Jerry Hill, Mike llimlvrliler, Nlivhael Hirlklv, Brufft' Hinkle, Lynn Completing The 2nd Place Float Hipp, Mary Jo Hoard, Karen Hoel, Anita Hogan, Mark Holland, Greg Holloway, Belinda Holsled, Suzzelle Horner, Cindy 519 Higginbolham, Charl l l Hosletler, ,lanie Howl, Teresa W Jobe, Terry ft., ,J Humphrey, Lisa Hunter, Dinah Hunter, Philip Hurt, Pam Hutchinson, David Huynh, Buu Quoc lcke, Nanette lngle, Jerry Ingram, Bill .J8ClCSOI1, Lynn James, LaVonda Jobe, Sherry Johnson, Diane .l0hnS0n, Doug Johnson, Jeanette Johnson, Patricia Hurt, Terri Only 5,000 punches to go. Q , Johnston, Ricky 0 A Classes 79 in 5 Jones, Cindy Knox, Jana 'Q..g,J37 80 Classes A -JN lf ll 11 'X K . l' x ir ,N X H-1 1 Jones, Diane Jones, Junia Jones, Karen Jones, Sharicia Keller, Brill Kelley, Kathy Kennedy, Donna Kiesperl, Brad Expanding Their Horizons King, Cathy Kinney, ,Iohnni Kirby, Terri Kissee, Kim Koskie, Kelly Kunkel, Mike Lamb, Mike lampkin, Louise Joseph, Nada Mft LaRue, Sieve Lawson, Terry 'fc Uv ive -"-S.. Lencho, David Q uv Lay, Lou Le-Grande, Cheryl Lf-Grande, Patty lfmmons, Kathy LCV8Sl1Pf'f', Lisa lA'WiS, Steve Lewler, Monty Listen, Diana Which one of you sawed up the sleeves? Litsey, Deborah Lockhart, Gary Lockwood, Slefliflg Loper, Mary McAllister, Donna McCain, Kassy MCC-3195, Kane McCartney, Gail lLul-cken, Nancy' l QTEK -nf -um' McCauley, Chris ,gn ffl! 'Q --px Classes 81 McCuan, Rhonda McDowell, Barbara McGarry, Scott McMahon, James McMillan, Craig Macy, Mark Mallozzi, Donna Manley, Kathy Mgnning, Anthony Finding New Friends Manning, Charles Marshall, Laura Marshall, Paul Martin, Dan Mason, ,IoAnn Mason, Lex Mason, Rhonda Massey, Mike Macarty, Kim Martin, Sue 82 Classes Matheson, Kim I va, 'm'?aHl Matlock, Jayne 'ffl qx MV: 491 Matter, David Meadors, Donna Meese, ,lane Nlehring, Kristie Meyer, Kevin Mikolajczyk, Martha Miller, David Mills, Cindy Mills, Jamie Milner, Linda Misialek, John Moore, Mark Morrisgn, Kara Moser, Debbie Moss, LaVonda Mullenax. Laurie Mercer, Missy Open wide! Morrow, Janet omail' Munn, Kevin Classes 83 lVlurch1s0n Paul Newland VlLlKl Murphy, Diana Mustain, john Nath, Swv? Neill, Randy Newsom, Jeannie Newson, Rita Newton, CmdY Niles, SKHCCY Receiving ACT Scores Nobbe, Susan Ngriega, Angela North, julie Nowak, Duane Officer, Kent Ogle, Kevin Ohler, Stewart Oister, Glenn Odell, John 84 Classes Olbert Mark Uney, Tina Peasler, Terry wt' Orr, Genia Ursi, 'lllwresa fJSlJ2iTl, Beverly Ullo, .lil-nf'l Palmer, Crystal Palmer, Leslie Parks, Lori Peacock, Susan Pedersen, Fred Peery, Charles Penland, David Penn, Nancy Perly, Tammy Peterson, Diane Pettit, Eric PhillipS, Craig v Ni 'sw'-'Q Otto, Joanne l'm an old cowhand. Pielrowicz, Ed l 1 Ki f-19 -.-on-4' Classes 85 Pielrowicz, Marilyn Pollard, Stan Pope, Debbie Posloak, Pam Pfffwill, Wayne Puiggari, Marcelo Pullen, Bruce Pulliam, Bob Pulliam, Gena Learning New Skills Quigley, Sean Raelz, Bill Raiforcl, Tammy Ramsey, Ellen Ray, Kelley Rayburn, Julie Reddell, Kelley Reeves, Pal Provolt, Vicki Pyle, Terri 86 Classes Reichert, Bob Rvikvr, Sandy Robinetle, John 34 if Reinhold, Sharon Reynolds, Chris Rilwra, David Rich, Lisa Roach, David Roach, Ladawn Roach, Laura Roach, Rubin 'fag iw., 1 gf . A -'QA ,K,, , Robberson, Chip Robbins, Mike Roberts, Chris Robertson, Mary Rogers, Rob Ross, Jackie Ruiz, Chuck Sadler, Kellie Richard, David Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti D0 . . 'N-qv. Saulnier, Steve Classes 87 Schaefer, Km-rri Sirmon, Marsha 88 Classes 'KI.JTI?' QJTUE Scoggin, Kent Scott, Laura 51'21lWf00k, Virginia Ss-lu-rl. Cindy Sharp, Lucy Seifbrs, jf-fi' Shinvrs, Paula Shinn, Debbie Planning The Prom Simon, Lisa Simpson, Harrcl Singleton, ,Io Rene Singley, Dee Skillern, Paul Smart, Valerie Smith, Brett Smith, Cathie Sf-graves, Sus-an Q 'Ai yew' ., MM, as an v Smith Karen Smith, Kathy Q rv' ,nm Smith, Marsha Smith, Nlikc Snellings, Sherry Snider, Bill Solomon, Larry South:-rland, Stacey Sparks, Rhonda Springer, Tim llllll' ' von Stacey, Mike Stalter, Susan ifldfkvy Lyle Str-rns, Susan Sims, Shon Stone, Charlotte NFUUP, Kathy Sturm, Rusty Snyder, Kathy Look, it,s turning blue. Steinmvtz, Shawn .fl '--. QTWTY K, .7 'QQ' R31-S Sue-nram, Cindy Classes 89 Sullivan, Kelly Trecce, Dali- Swank, Chris Swanson, Connie Swarlzendruber, Tracy Symes, Crisli Terry, David Terry, Janice Thomas, Brenda Thomas, Mary Becoming Active In Clubs Th0mPS0Yl, Pam Threadgill, Julie Tisby, Jacque TWCY, Dffbfa Treece, Myra Troller, Sue Trubey, Brad TUFUCY, Ridliifd as RK Tarbulton, Denise Twibell, Sindy 90 Classes Ullery, Rhonda Webb, .lim Vaughan, Ginny Watkins, Eddie Wallaee, r0I'ldd YNY Waechter, Steve Wagoner, Joanna Walker, Tim Watson, Robert Ward, Steve Waring, Diane Page two. aullfg Wamer, Harrold Warren, Linda Weatherford, Mike Wealhfffs, Debbie Webster, Jim Yveedn, Tom West, Brenda Whelan, Terri 4.4, " if K7 White, Bill in--W-air' Classes 91 While, Theresa Whiteley, Tammy Wiard, Warren Wilcoxson, Basil Willcox, Ralph Wilson, Eve Wilson, Kirk Wimberley, Lisa Winn, Jeanie Keeping The Spirit Winslow, Sally Wishon, Debbie Wisz, John Wolff, Cindi Wotring, Cynthia Yeager, jim Yinger, Lynn Yocum, Dale Williams, Mark Wood, Pam 92 Classes Young, Brenda A as W Young, Dana Young, jghn Young, Kerri Yows, Dun Zimmvrmun, Pally Band entertains for Homecoming Dann:-. Off to the fields. Classes 93 Are you absolutely positive you were in class? Handling all this money sure is fun '??? KD Ah, that cake sure was delicious! 94 Administration J it ? N. Now I wonder where these go? i A f i i1,: t, ,,,i A A 4 ' ,,, TT L, ,. , - V ,." , V W' ' ' M, 1 1 Q Q t W ff 4 a 1 I Pi f l QF My M 3 W . , f 7 tv aiii,u . ,Q it ll V f, 3 Ei , , fi K V A r t 'iii , 'ii1-' i ' J ,sf f -,," ii v,,ff'fii? 'L I Adults like lo clown around, too. The Thinker?? A ri.. i say CHEESE! X- ll says rlghl here that I'm a Junior. Thought you were sneaking up on us, did you? ,' X T,:Nx X Xrlicx-- rg , , Q .1--'ttiiifib Q --Y, -gr X- R - -1 - -- Hg -' Z 22 its YY lg ,S ' - 3 4 L 52, E 'J E 'S - W - , ks f X 1 Si ri-T. ' -,- -5 Q " ,YT ig .i --ia. ' 17-14 3 , l s- - rf-L .?T:1 iQ "lj 'S-.K L 4' RE 'T .. 1 L 3 4. 'Fl g' 'al YQ r 2 fi r -5 1 Ll, Ei 1. ' f, ,, f '3 -.-X fx 44.5.1 -?!b- -rx Q TQ V ?, - rl A rf-. L -Q. - eg, "Q L. A: ,1-- -l? -fb 7, 3 - f- ' - W -f ..- -' K ,, ,jf Af., 1 ,vf ' , X V . -,,j.:-'+l-'L -"-17 'T-"' 'i ' f rf' " A smile always makes everything seem better. IL, . - - if 1 - -'5-rf' '7 fd Ad minislralion 95 he .,.. . W ,,1L,k .K,. we Dr. Dwayne Colvin Assistant Superintendent Ur. George Rowley, Superintendent The 1976 edition ofthe BULLDOG properly spotlights our countIy's bicentennial anniversary. We are privileged to live in the oldest continuous democracy in the world, and we are also fortunate to have the oldest public school system. The develop- ment of our country has been paralleled by the development of a free universal system of education. An enlightened electorate is essential if we are to continue our democratic form of government. We hope you have developed a thirst for learning that will continue long after your formal education is completed at Edmond High School. The record of this year's ac- tivities as portrayed in the BULLDOG will become more cherished with the passage of time. We are confident in your ability to perpetuate the founding principles of equality, justice and dignity for all as we begin our third century as a democracy. George Rowley, Superintendent Dr. George Woodward Assistant Superintendent School Board members are: Mrs. Mary Clyde Flesher: Mr. Bill Chitwood, Pres.g Mr. Charles Suenram, V. P.g Mrs. Jeanne-Coleg and not pictured, Mr. Bob Rudkin. i School Administrators Show Spirit Through Leadership Dr. Bill E. Martin Principal It is appropriate that the 1976 edition ofthe BULLDOG reflects the spirit of our Country's bicentennial year. The BULLDOG Staff along with their sponsor, Mrs. Harden, are commended for the uniqueness of this year's annual. I trust that their effort will be appreciated by all of us. A purpose of the high school annual is to record by picture and word the events of the year and to preserve, for the future, our memo- ries of bygone days. Another important purpose ofthe annual is that it reflects the character and pride of the students and the school it repre- sents. It is a source of personal satisfaction and pride to be a part of Ed- mond Memorial High School and to be associated with students and faculty who believe in and practice the values of a democratic society. As we strive toward the fulfillment of our dreams and aspirations, let us be ever mindful ofthe source from which all our blessings come. Sincerely, Bill E. Martin Vernon Ebert Jim Williams Vice Principal Vice Principal Administration 97 GODDARD JUANN 'NIEWLAND BARBARA FOREMAN, CAROL Senior Counselor HONCK, JOHN Junior Counselor PERDUE, JOHN MARK Title IV Counselor DoUGHTY, SHARUN l JONES, BETTY PUTMAN, JE ii? M Q' -I' wt BAILEY, DONNA lupper leftj Ceramics, jewelry BARNES, JEAN fupper rightj Amer. History, Okla. Histoly, Govt.!POD ADAMS, LINDY BARKER, English, journalism ANDERSON, MURLENE English ANDREWS, JANE Accounting I, ll Faculty And Staff xg O Keep Thzngs Running Smoothly BATES, .IAN I E Qleftl Applied Chemistry BURNETT, BEVERLY Special Education CHAUVIN, ARLIN Arch. Drawing, Mech. Drawing, Wood Prod. ' COALE, DEAN Band, App. Music Administration 99 COALE, DOLORES Gen. Home Ec., Bach. Living DAVIS, GEORGE English DEINYER, COL. WILLIAM AFROTC I nstruetion And Inspiration Provided B Teachers FREEMAN, JACKIE 4 Dist. Ed. II, Ill GRAHAM, JOANN Biology I, Zoology HAGER, LORETTA Girls' P. E., Athletics 100 Administration DOWERS, VIRGIL frighlj Mech. Drawing ll, Woodworking l, II DUFFLE, LEON flower leftj Vo. Ag. l, ll, Ill ENGLAND, ALLEN flower rightj Driver's Ed., Athletics ofa ,.-1, HARDEN, JUDY 60? "" f V11 , www LAMBERT, GEORGE MfSgt. lupper leftj AFROTC McAD00, KEN fupper rightj Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Basketball McBRlDE, JEAN fleftj English Q,- Typing l, llg Shorlhandg BULLDUG KEEFE, MARY Spanish I, Il, Ill, IV KEELY, BETTY Chemistry l, ll And then Lame Red Riding Hood said . ,. MALLETT, MELNA Speed Reading MARVEL, RON Boys' P. E., Athletics MEARS, NORMAN Theory and Appreciation rrri ihfi fiQ,Q Administration 101 Concert, Girls' Chorus, Applied Vocal, MOSSHART, MICKEY Algebra ll, Trig.fAlgebra III PETERS, LUCILLE H. S. Math, Geometry, Math Analysis POGUE, RON Applied Chemistry, Chemistry I, Physics Teachers Answer Questions, Question Answers SMITH, PAT Vocational Business Ed. I, II STEWART, ERMA POTTS, LILA frightj Personal Record Keeping and Typing, French l, Il, lll, IV PRESTON, MARCIA flower leftj English, Comm. Skills, Read- ing Improvement RICKELL, BILL flower rightj English Librarian STRAW, JOE Athletic Director, Mechanical Draw- ing 102 Administration Vo. Ag. WALKER, CARMALETA Home EC. III, IV, Bach Living WALKER, ERNIE WARD, THOMAS Modern History, Econ. Ecology, Athletics WARREN, WILLIE ff lupper leftl - World History, Anthropology I fx wmss, NEOMA I, Qupper rightj o Int. Comp. Science, Bus. Law, l Algebra II In WHITELEY, vm: or new ll, A Psyfsoc. . ,lust a little heart to heart talk. sics English WILKINSON, IMOGENE English, Drama I Sl II, Speech, Foren- WILSON, KENT Entomology, Zoology, Human Phy. WINTERS, RAY DON Administration 103 WORDEN, KEN YOUNG ROBERT English Band Muslc Supervision In Memorzam Mrs. Ruth Blakley was a faithful and hardworking li- brarian for Edmond High School until a short time before her death. She received her BS degree from East Central College in 1933 and her MS degree in 1962 from the same school. As librarian, she worked in Ada 4 years, McCloud 10 years, and Fairfax 4 years before coming to EHS where she served 8 years. Outside school, she was involved as an active member of KKI and the State Librarians Association. Her hobbies included reading, sewing, and traveling. Many of us will long remember Mrs. Blakley. 104 Administration I v I W gl In J 4 QQ' W X 'RH K 921 Qx J Q' I X if - .1 --" 5 - if ' egm E NT E RLI N E, MARGARET MORRIS, HELEN WATSON, PATRICIA BRITTAIN, MAUREEN MIZE, .IESSIE WARNER, MARTHA HAYDEN, SUSAN PARSONS, CARLENE WEISS, INA, Manager ,. ,..., N ph A w. x E I . 'li X 'fi QQ. REI x his 'I Q, X f NN LISTEN, CARRIE REID, BEATRICE WILSON, ALICE MILES, BERNICE ROBBINS, JEANETTE YENTZ, PAULINE Finishing Touches Added B Cooks And Custodians BRAGGS, NAMON BURRESS, VIRGIL MUHGAN, LARRY PARSONS, FERN PARSONS, HM Head Custodian Ii Igrilfki K' 'H f I do V , KA. A ry ' I 'r "if ,V Vrrk A 'kk' ' S31 I I E li E Ti I i7 I ilios f f TI + I Q Admin islralion 105 Umpampah, Umpampah. thatk hmm il gow! ."'Ow -VN R .Q ,. f lffljru ?1A,v , .gg L. F' .gtg- Trying lo remember is sometimes hard. Pretty flowers for pretty girls. Uh, how beautiful! Forward, March! W'hy do the-se things always happen lu nn-'f Swv. 1 X wif!" 'A'-'-""" If 'S E 14 ll M WML ilu "U 3 E U1 ua L., Organizations 107 B ULLDOG Captures Spirit f '7 6 l Drawing layouts, writing headlines, and preparing copy are all major duties ofthe BUl.l.lJUG stafll The staff has been striving since the beginning of the year to produve a yearbook that will make EMHS students proud. Using pivtures and words, they work to show the Bulldog Spirit of 776. BULLDOG Co-Editors Field and M. Plumlee look over materials with Mrs. Harden, Sponsor, at Yearbook Seminar. Staff members take time out to enter a car in the homecoming parade. V"K.-"if " 4 65 t 108 Organizations RKER Informs And Entertains Students A new version of the BARKER was adopted by the staff this year. On sale once a month for 25 cents, the newspaper presents current topics A of interest to all students from various points of view. L The staff has entered articles in National competition and received ei L high honors from the OIPA and Quill and Scroll. Many individual staff members also received awards. R 2 ,fi 0 9 1 'U 5 Mrs. Adams, sponsorg L. Mason, co-editorg K. Whitaker, co- BARKER Staff Spreads the news all around- editor. lf! t e I 'Www 'te me, . 5 ' 943 1' ' .L Organizations 1 09 Student Council is made up of representa- tives from each homeroom class. The mem- bers discuss different views from the entire student body. For fund-raising projects, the student coun- cil members sold candy, held a dance and planned other activities. Operating the Doghouse and the student directory were also sponsored by the student council. Officers are: A. Fowlkes, lst VPg Mr. Davis, Sponsorg C. Homer, 2nd Vl'g K. Jones, Treas: M. Ming, Pres.g L. Balyeat, Sec.g Mrs. Stewart, Sponsor. SENIORS Council Airs Views JUNIORS 110 v Seniors 5 is i 5 We I tx A 3 ,J .3f"2S. J 1 5.5. iq' "gif, jig! '- 1 -'Xu-nf , 'i.'i.migi 5 fn' . 5' J' A fx , W A N , ,. , - ye fi, ,-4-A . o N tl Y , V 'Q ,p V. - t . 4. , . 3 Ji, 'ru s X ,f "3" ' .f..+?"' VN V u H' V, .. 'PIA har ...fx . U. W -M K M V f U 3' . V ,x Y , "' 1 Officers are-1 S. Grcen, Treas.g ll. Walker, Repg C. Handle-y. Sung ll. Jackson. V. l'.g ll. Uowell, Pres. FBLA Promotes Business Ideas Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Andrews, the Future Business Leaders ofAmerica learned procedures in the changing business world. They plan to see a trial in action at the Courthouse along with other activities including offering scholarships lo outstanding members. The Boss left ten minutes ago . . . ll" W- LL.. 221 Juniors 111 Assembly Committee Gathers Ideas The National School Assembly Program helps the Assembly Committee lorm ideas into suitable, worthwhile assemblies. At each assembly several members ofthe committee carry the llags, give a devotion and an introduction. Projects spon- sored by the Assembly Committee each year include 'Thanksgiving Baskets for the needy, and Sophomore Orientation. S 'law X Officers: S. Bridges, Sec.g Mrs. Foreman, Spon.g S. Cartmill, V. P.g N. Hostetter, Treas.g J. Galloway, Pres. 112 Organizations Members .5 Stooges Aboard! l rm' Ah ..... Shucksl A if Q, Members Members Organizations 1 13 Poses ready-Everybody smile. Sliding into a year of fun. Tri-H i- Y Participates In "Youth In Governmentv Officers are-: C. Harrell, VPg M. Wilson, Chapg B. Mehring, l-'res.g Mrs. Foreman, Sponsor. T. Burke, Svc.. C. Nees, Treas 114 Organ izalions Tri Hi Y offers a variety ofaulivities from ushering concerts lo the fhllowship of progressive dinners. The main function is to pre- pare for Youth and Government which is held every spring. We're on lop of lhe world. Watching the boys go by. Organizations 115 Math Club Computes Math Club consists of students who are interested in the study of math. The main goal is to strengthen their knowledge by listening to speakers on their different ideas of math. They take tests on very high levels of math just to see how they do. They usually come out with a negative score, but it is all in fun. By the end ofthe year, in the spring, they are ready to take a group of tests that the Math Club takes every year. Officers are: S. Peters, Pres., K. Jones, V. P.g S. Southerland, Sec.-Treas.g J. Hirzel, Parl. 1 16 Organizations Inquisitive M mds Investigate Sczence The EMHS Science Club is an organization of students who share a common interest in scien- tific matters. The group meets once a month to plan parties, field trips, and fund raising projects. The Club entered an original float in the Homecoming Parade. X 0 Spanish Club Explores The Spanish Language And Culture Spanish Club got a fresh start this year by electing new officers. They planned a busy schedule with activities such as eating at Casa Bonita, traveling to Six Flags, and viewing a movie at a Spanish theatre in Oklahoma City. They entered a float in the homecoming parade. Members must have completed at least one year of Spanish to belong. The pur- pose is to promote a better understanding of the language, literature, and culture. 1 'Sw an Q Homecoming Float theme aptly describes our thoughts. .W ,fl i"it "il1f..?Q.T I pcf'q.- ff-3-ta Q 'ir -fi S .1 alms 5:1 l l l Officers are: S. Peacock, V. P.g Miss Keefe, Sponsorg B. Bressler, Pres. 118 Organizations Officers are: M r. v Bulldogs captured a French bear' had a year or more of Prem h FHA Learns To Build Better Homes The Future Homernakers of America strive for a better look at homes of tomor- row. Miss Walker and Mrs. Coale advise and dnectthe pnnecw gnanned such as conqnhng a rmipe book, hehnng needy families at Christmas time and planning a daddy date night. The girls attended the East District Rally at Midwest City and the State Rally in Oklahoma City. f Officers are: Mrs. Coale, Sponsorg M. Dunlap, Seng Sponsor. Sheer bedlam exhibited by FHA pledges. Sfifmff P. Avra, l'list.fRep.g S. Ellison, Pres.g S. Fields. V. P.g Miss Walker 120 l O I Chess Club Crea tes Com petz tzon Chess Club is for students interested in playing chess on a competitive level. Under the direction of M r. Wilson, the Chess Club have put their skills to use by participating in several matches this year. "Hey, l got cha this time." asf' Organizations 121 XXX W Students Put alents To Work National Forensic League Members participate in 5 qualifying tournaments including Cameron University, Muskogee High School, East Central Contest, and the Bicentennial Youth Debates. Members received many awards for their work this year. Thespians, the drama club, became involved early in the year with a children's play in December. The production of two major plays for the student body and parents highlight the year. The members also enjoyed doing performances for the li- brary and other civic groups. THESPIANS W ,Y 'QJBQI -. 3 Q 122 Organizations .J -5 OFFICERS Rowl G Mllls Pholog C Duvall Hvsl I law: Pres l Hedges Sen V Qeabrook, l.1rl Row 2 S Mdlure V P D Swanfeldl frsae P Blanton fhap R lrandell Rep DECA Develops Job Skzlls 9539? f .Q an MM Jfiuimf ffmfwm Www Q, 1 , ,. oon E W' f v+'N.f. xp ftfqigf ' 0 Id That will be 20 cents for that sugar. 0 ....... ,MA Discussing DECA activities. Shopping at Neiman-Marcus tires us out. 2 plus 2 equals . .. f0Uf- Off to Dallas at 4:00 in the morning?! Organizations 125 QW You make the wheel go 'round . .. fy Hmmm . . . 126 Organizations -fig 1 331 Keep a steady Harm' ., 7, ,LW fl-5 .... L? 1- X N :LL U V if ' . i 2 4 S R i W? E Uh, l get ill .431 Ji ' .. it Ei? i 5' Well, what do you think? Art Club Creates Interest ,- ! 9 ,Mft .V V z L ,, Row, row, row your float . . . lVls. Bailey, Sponsorg S. Whitaker, Pres.g N. Luehring, V. P.g G. Underek, Sec.g K. Farley, Rep.g K. Koskie, Treas. The Art Club was under the leadership ofa new sponsor this year. Ms. Bailey took over the job and got quite a greeting. The club won third place in the club division of the homecoming parade. Membership is not limited to those enrolled in art. Meetings are held after school on Mondays, and everyone interested in art was encouraged to come. Organizations 127 The Girls Athletic Associ- ation enjoyed many activities this year. Such things as foot- ball, bowling, a Halloween par- ty, a weiner roast, and a Christmas party proved to be a lot of fun. The girls collected cans for recycling to earn money for their end-of-the- year trip to Lake Tenkiller. There they enjoyed fishing, swimming, and skiing. GAA is open to all girls who are in- terested in extracurricular sports activities. GAA Enjoys Sports Activities E1 dmv OFFICERS: Row 1: S. Glenn, Pres.g D. Stern, V. P.g lVl. Kline, Treasg J. Knox, Secs Row 2: K. Watson Hist.g J. Farris, Rep.g K. Skaggs, Exec. Adv.g Miss Hager, Sponsor. 128 Organizations 'li las the roller derby hil Edmond? ASQ I 'E Anyone fer popcorn balls? Open wide and say Ahhhh . .. he great pumpkin has arrived! P X3 K .amend Who gels lo clean up lhis mess? Q in Organizations 129 'libs' Key Club is a svwivt- organization of younff me-n. The- Y' Kiwanis Club of Edmond is tlivir sponsor. Cnclf-r the- flirt-xztion iz. 5, ol' lVlr. Ronck and Nlr. Nlvars thc- Key Club raise-s fumls all l 5 ye-ar. ln the spring tht-y go to a 4-onvf-ntion for a we-f-k to rvlax 'Q if anml e-njoy thtlmselvf-s. Thr- Ke-y Club is just one' ol' tht- 'i g X organizations at ENIHS lit-lping to make- Etlmoml a be-ttf-r - 6,5 J . V " .7 Q place- to live. 'NX n A , . 'Hs . , .. ui? K 'aguw J "f . . trt, ' 'fs f- ts-- . Wifligl mk , .. if , f x V, i . b 4 4 "' ii i' ' : I n locks ICZQCZS ln' f sst' 5. f :-l ."1 . Laurie Uselton, Sweetheart, Alan Hadaway, Prvs. if Q UFFICFIRS: Row 1: A. Hadaway, Prefs., M. Harper, Att.g I. Yinger, Att.g L Uselton, Sweetheart, T. Enright, Att.g B. Davis, Treas.g Row 2: Mr. Ronck, Spun., B. Wilcox, Proj. Chair.g S. Palmer, V. P., C. Tucker, Sec., M. Ming, Ll. Gov., Mr. Mears, Spon. I .,,,, I I JIVV VLLWV ,,, Zh I rryv A, ,, . I A, W I .5 K 7 V,... 1. ..V ,X K. Y V, .. .., IEEV . I A Y . 5 " nrmmi Industrial Arts Club Stimula tes Interest fs Ullieers are: Nlr. Chauvin. Sponsor: C. Tueker. Y. P.: D. Whelan. SC Rep.: Nl. Bode. Pre-s.15. llaney Ne C. Dunn. Trr-as.: Nlr. llowers. Sponsor. The second year for the Industrial Arts Club was a very active one. This club, sponsored by Mr. Chauvin and Mr. Dowers, is designed for students enrolled in woodworking and industrial arts classes or who are interested in learning about these skills. This year the members sold tee shirts and iron-ons for fund raisiers and went on field trips to various companies to learn how to use their knowledge. f Industrial Arts Club float spins into first place. t : Organ izat ions BUYS' AND GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES: K. Jones, ,l. Alcorn, L Gaston, N. Hostetter, S. Cartmill, S. Peters. Boys, and Girls' State is sponsored by the American Legion and its auxiliary. It is for boys and girls from all over the state who come together to learn about state government. Students Achieve Goals Students who have attended Edmond Public Schools for twelve years make up the Twelve Year Club. Few stu dents qualify for membership in this group. 132 Organizations vi ,gf .N o, f, if 2 1 if s Y? ' f my , ,..., M- " it 41925 MORNING Vo-Tech Trains For Tomorrow In this challenging world everyone needs some type of specialized training. That is what Vo-Tech offers to lfidmond High School students. They attend classes in either morning or afternoon. They can be trained in such are-as as auto-mechanics, commercial art, computer programming. he-ulth services and drafting and design technology. AFTERNOON 99' Q9 Spirit 0 The Bulldogs Cheerleaders: K. Mccalehg N. Hostetler, Headg C. Reeserg T. Whelang J. Alcorng J. Hostetterg L. Warren. Kneeling: D. Warring, Mascot. Officers: B. Mehring, Concesg L. Yinger, Concesg K. Nlehring, C0nces.g C. Harrell, Treas.g L. Johnson, V. P.g M. Wilson, Pres.g D. Ma- ple, Sec.g P. Adair, Art. D.g M. Wells, Ari Hg S. Carlmill, Art D.g J. Burke, H. Checker. i if Seniors 134 Organizations W 'Y w P 3 4, MH it I ,,,, ,at 'Try' 1" , ,, 43 Sponsors: Mrs. Barnesg 918 W 5 , , y 'lui y l iq hir ,. gl In laws, U Ji ff, f f i . Q - f'35f,q'+?v if?'5: if ,,',LV 'H - aff. H' R : faififk, A ,, in 1 ,jp s A I 14-ar Miss Kc-elbg Mrs. Warren. 2 , Y v t . f f V Wm if I 'V I sly' it x Chanting vncouragferm-nlg devorating housvs and school halls and lockcrsg spon- soring pep asscniblit-sg all ol' these made up Edmond Mvrnorial's pep clulm this yt-ar. This ye-ar's pep uluh highlights we're': an ice rrr-am sovial, initiation ol' new mem- bers, sports mforonations, at homefvorning danml, a swf-vtheart dance. and a tt-a at the end ol' the war to announm- new olilivers and cheerleaders. Chris Rhodes, Pep Club Beau P J , ,luniors Organizations 135 ..HAnd The .Band lUams n STAGE BAN D sb-I Hand Council: How 1: Mr, Young. Dirm-vlor: D. Barnes. .-K. lfomlkc-S. D. Hulton. Workman. U. Hobvrlson, Mr. Coale, Director. P. Holinvs, G, Hyde. Row 2: M. Treece, M. Mallf-r. J. Tvrry. J. Flelvhr-r. K. Young, Luvhring. S. Haifbrd. ' . BAND 1 Z' 136 Organizations I 1 I i 4 IWIRLLRS How 1 D lulltr Nl Bea lu N Shiner ll Burris Kms 2 lx Shahin 5 Latlwv. K, Playing for Prvsidenl lforcl at the Stute' Fair highlighted this yvar fur tht- Eclmoncl Nlcrnorial lligh St-lmul Band. The- band rvtrcivm-tl sup:-rior ratings in both the! Statr- lfair parade and State- Marching Cont:-sl. The-ir music kt-pt spirit going at football antl basketball gganws, in- cluding thv prvscnlation ofa spf-vial Bivvntennial hall'-limv show with CSU. They participated in tht- CSU festival, a hand vlinic. antl dislrivt and state contests. WYQ arm' proucl of our great bantll FLAG CARRIERS X- 4-sssmi Organizations l37 W A 2 ,V . I ff" ' ' X W in 0 is V X I ?m......,.g,J,- M ' , : ,,,: Ann, 0 4 Drum Majorellv: Alicia Fowlkes Long may il wave! EMHS Band marches on! ,.f-'vu LI' ,,,, ,, 1-qu Q1 3' 138 Organizations I m so happy I could 1 rv!! e of those people? X. fy 1' x 1 k I i Q 3 XZ I man K walt ull I m a queen' Hi, Mommiel ueen lcctlly gelilue granola Shahan eutter qfoorlzman rrw Nlusic- is clilill-rf-nt things to flil'l'1-rc-nt pe-oplt+a Int-uninglul Wilt' to e-xprc-ss yours:-lf. c-ntc-rtainmt-nl. u skill to be niustt-rc-Ll. llSt'l1'Ilt'C. an art. Thi- chorus:-s ul Ednionfl Nlx-nioriul this yt-ar spa-nt the-ir tinix- lt-turning about music anal ents-rtaining otht-rs. Thx-y pc-rfornlt-cl a varit-ty ol' musim-ul stylx-s ranging lrom popular songs likt- "My Sw-1-t l.Lltlju hy ,lohn Us-nv:-r. to llIIl0-lltjlltbllllxll vlussic-s such as 'gAncl thc- Gloryi' lrom 'l'llI-I WIFISSIAH ln' llandc-l. Thx- choral cle-partnn-nt's amftivitia-s this ye-ar we-rt-: lk-stivals at OSU and CSU,c1ompt-lition at tht- District unml Stull- It-vets, All State- 4-onipt-tition. at spe-cial joint wont-1-rt with tht- Uklahoma City ,Iunior Symphony, anal the annual Christnius andSp1'ing , vonvf-rts. A Ul'lit'e-rs: L. llarntlz-n. 'lie-tis.: G. Hatton. St'l'.1 ti. 541111-s. Pre-s.: li. W intl-r. X1 l'. Chorus Makes Beautiful Music -s rv 4 ACCUMPANISTS: Row l: C. Burke-rg L. Lay. Row 2: K. Umsted, Dir., N. Mt-arsg lf. WllSKlllQt1. Smilhg J. Troxc-l. 140 Organizations UWM la . Picture-d above is lhe- chorus floal fhfljfll thc- home-voming parade: -XDAUIO A M M . ., Zig 'F CONCERT CHOIR Q 'T - - Q -L w "k' 'QUEEN Lt o Q V I' U l 0 f C4 V Queem Szcarin Qlwn 54049: ehyton Swteo fiw geoig Y qnarian cwzarlzo cmike 36261111 qfoinfef falieooa gT"ZeocaU fcaurie gfarnalen eve Qpalmer gee froxel K xr 2. Students Learn About Music Through Ushering x I W l ' ,JMC President Joe Troxel lse some club members. X , Vontl from right! discusses plans for an upcoming convert with Nlr. Nlears and Hi-Notes is a voluntary organization for students in- terested in music. Nlemhers usher at concerts that come to OKC. Some of this year's con- eerts were: Marilyn Horne, who sang with the OKC Symphony, and pop voncerts featuring Nlason Williams. Della Reese, and Chet Atkins. lll-NOTES Organizations 145 Athletes Supply The Christian Spirit --D f 'Nuqf l ui""v Officers are: Mr. McAdoo, Sponsorg S. Palmer. Sec.fTreas.g D. Cann, Prt-s.g R. Harris. VPQ R. Anderson, PR. The FCA is an organization of young men interested in studying the Bible and enjoying each other's fellowship. They meet at other members' homes to discuss the effect God has on their lives and problems they might have. Under the direction of Mr. lVlcAdoo, the athletes will see films, listen to tapes and speakers on different angles ofChristianity. Every year they raise funds to go to conferences at various universities. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a very worthwhile and meaningful organization to Edmond Memorial High School. 144 Organizations li Ullicers: lVl. Dowling, Seca R. Manning, Pres.g B. Barnett, V. P. C Lettermen Promote Sports ma nsh L p Athletes who have acquired enough letter points and go through initiation can become members ofthe Letter- menis Club. This club is an organized group ofmen who participate in various sports activities and are united in an effort to make the EMHS sports program the very best. Organizations 145 Agriculturv is sturliml hy tht- Future Farrne-rs ol' America. Many things are learnml in FFA such as the care- for animals, and how to show them. The crowning of ihf- Queen is he-ld in l,f"Ct'II1l'JCI' at tht- annual Christmas damfe. FFA UFFICERS: llrontl U. Colley, Rr-p.g ll. Langly. l,I'f'5.1J. Holtz, Y. Pre-s.g lf. Chitwuoml, Sec. 'Nlr u llc, ,Mlvisorg lst-vnml fowl lf. Walker, .-Mlvisorg P. Huy. Smit.: Nl. Roberts, Hep.: T. Anderson lar Kolar, Trvas, FFA Trains Farmers of Tomorrow I-'FA 146 Urganizat ions T. X A real winner! We e .K-Hg 50 this is biz! Y0u've got the culesl little face! in-W we . A... 1 ..-milf 6-vvfvflw-dP'5"v0'4"""svr"'l Don'l you even wanl to look al our sw 1-aff em? !!!n M .l ust a ears. had a little lamb .... Organizations 147 42 0 61 gy CJ C4 1 f V Queen: fioca qoimberley Qpreoialentr jfccrolcl fangley lefty ibavadwn fum qkjimberley few Qu'-p glara funaclagg Qoug molar jew-old fangley cpete ebay zany oancleroon i TTU l i l V ,,,.r-f Gel in line, Buddy. ' V-Un., l f ....af.f.'.:'....."".....f..f"'fm. - Cadets watch fbr :he Great While Bird. What a happy crew! Do you mean l'm actually flying an airplane? Cadets leaving the S'jaws" ofa C-130. Organizations I 3 Drill team shows school spirit. Color Guard proudly holds the Grand Old Flag. ROTC reminds everyone to remember the good old days. Keith Jones assumes Command of the squadron' The blue AFRUTC uniform was seen often this year at EMHS as cadets raised the flags each morning, as the drill team performed in parades and assemblies, and as color guards marched at pep rallies and sports events. This yearls ROTC highlights were a military ball, an awards banquet, and a talent show. Organizations 151 Who's first to go up in the balloon? Where are the instructions to this thing? Up, up and away. 152 Organizations Bulldo Flyers Soar 0 Greater Heights 'WTW-W' The Bulldog Flyers is an organization for students in terested in aeronautics. Some of their activities involv taking orientation flights and building and flying mode rockets and planes. Tarbutton has a pilot's license anc Prince has a solo license. Seniors assist the first yea' cadets on field trips and in various activities. Clear for take-off. JUNIORS a,a.54f'wmz'1fy N 1 Macaw? 'Wt V OFFICERS: D. Cutter, V. P. E. Wilson, Treas.g T. Presley, Sf-c.g C. Winter. Pres.g Mrs. McBride, Spon.g C. Horner, Chap.g M. Marks, Tutor Chair. Develops Leadership National Honor Society is an organization of students who maintain a 3.5 grade average, and also have good citizenship, leadership ability, and character. Along with its spring banquet honor- ing all its members, National Honor Society sponsors a tutoring program. Two of its fund raising projects this year were selling donuts, and keeping the Bi- centennial in mind, they sold desk top flag sets. SENIORS A K if f- , A . .I l Organizations 153 EMH Continues To Grow State Honor Society consists of the upper IOW ofthe class based on the first semester of this year and the last semester of last year. To be a member of State Honor Society is an honor and these slu- dents deserve it for their hard work. State Honor Society, weire proud of you. SENIORS Academically .IUNIURS ,. f -t' i 154 Organizations The purpose of the Indian ldub is um pronune Indian I d . b heritage and good human relations, and to learn more about n nf u tribal, as well as Indian culture in general, and various Indian arts and crafts. These have been accomplished through the use of various M k -D b outside speakers and guests. The students themselves also a e U t researched their various tribes and shared the different cultural traits and heritage of these tribes. ss as s we -if QQ. ,z K "' ' 1 'uv 'mam .fp Organizations 155 l 5 iz Jn?::,,.' ,Jpvw """w."f-Q A i Q fi , l ZR I ' ' i " ff H eff f Q ,W 9 i 4 -4132563 I f' X ff vw-:W Nw lr " , -V L ' ' , n. N' A an If V, Mmm'-xzzxvp nl. i WK, Minvl This is citing a lillle nic-ssy. an lo 3 fiorne on ball, move! A score for the Bulldogs. ! - And lhey're off and running. 156 Sports Hoorah, for the Bulldogs. Back to the old locker room. '-l ll lakes all three lo make u victory. THE P OPL -ZS il'- E Yea, Team! Sports 157 Bulldogs Display I gg Marvelous V, Teamwork .AW ,Wit 'R A I' i 1 had . -so '79 Ia X 4 " Tv MANAGICRS are: li. Half-, C. Willie-r, S. l'ulnwr, H. Winlvr. fab' -ffl :YW-ur Our goal lim' is ovvr then-. COACHES How I: T. Parrot, 'l'. Ward, U. Adams. A. England, ,l. Kierns. Row ll: WHQJIAE TEAM J. Straw. R. Marvel, Headg M. Cartmill. 5.144 f Q .-,. Q.-1 V ' 'V WV. ' rf W 1 ' H -I -ol,. 158 Sports . K ,,,,. 7, fu ' I JUNIOR VARSITY SENIURS t ,Y,,, , 'L . t- V L ,i" fr ' in A W i V , i f ti ir 'M "" fr jg. "-N4 X' 'f ' - 'IF' if ",' 'f I in Y 7 ii b'," ,,,"?,"k' I k.kL . , Af, i , in , V mg: We I . , ,, T, ,ty A , '4 N, K W- f ' ,L ,f V ,VLWV . a i r , t t 5 , , a -:fit -,M ,- , ' K h M." :if 13 , ,fm L ,, fag, yt ig , t1,,ii.. f"L s, 75 First , A -t ' A A fi? ' fn ' . '70 "E"-"" ' 4? .,. , - 'Fwf ' '55 I - ' Exi f sa L 'RU' i'?:bIB"'4g3 fr 1 I A S ,gtwqg . g. '. 1 ,, - l . 9 il ' t aw: TUUCHDOWNI Le-ml hy a nvw head C0ill'lI, Hon Mawr-I. tht Bulldog lioothall tvani prow-cl tlie-rnsvlvm-s to he tough vonipt-titors against tht- olclx-r Ml-.VX tvanis. liz-vausc ol' few rf-turning sm-niors anml injuries, tht- tvani had a long uphill strug- gle- lor vivtoiy. tht- honit-voining xit-tory llhv first in many ye-arsl against .Iohn Marshall lie-ars was wx-ll worth tht- x-llort. Captain, Barney Barnett vi Sports 159 ' 'L arf A x in . ' - 1 Q A wr' " " K ,L ' , 1 P x 1 'in .1 mg: ' 393 if QE' '. -- E U hi Qi Q Q E EN .ax K , f - 4: 5 Q Q I . Q , ,Q , E E- A n 1- M wlN.5w i E A qv E M E N OFFENSE DEFENSE V t.,?i,' ' .Q Whowl Got past that one! -. P:.:' 4- .4 L B l 1 5' ' - A 8' 1 ,L 1 Q' t R M u g :i r - x f- , ,: A Q Bunn Y 1 if' if .ffl 6 3 ,E .. E ., . u - ' ' "1 . f , ' 1 ' ' A Q 'EQ ? X--'Q 3wY"n2'3i...f9" ix ' ' .D , 5 M55 ., I 8? I u. ,g,am.Lnus BU!-L 1 i U if ' . 1 A 8 - 'Q V ,iw Q fix.. 7 lx 5 8,1 n I . 'sf k , k X' .d, 1' A ,X ,,I, 9 La ! fi q ! ,fi 'Mui X , 5, - , h 5 - 1 , -' 55, K 'S 55,3 'k'r X 4. iff V- . 3 EP' 1 "ki-QNL: nib-Az , E QW . i'-L. fL'iui"15 fNfh'b4J',+ ,la V M" fi f A W' g . . 2 fi' -. f 15, , N" f.-M Y ' . ,J - K K , Y E 'E ' . .J 7' K R 'wtgf z!,.'? + '2 E , 2 E E M E - ' ' , Zi .. Wfiiiqifvf 6 'K fri E Ahal Col you! Here, let me help you. ei Maw!! 17: af.. 1- 'S G H X V' ,xv ff . ,Q 0 0 Q, O t y 6 Cl C, l l f l y 1. Y0u've got to be kid g , ' I , A ueen: cynarua q.Diloon LW Ccascptainx cgcrney clacarnett my Straw-emily gfouaett W Lefs see-Have I got everything right? cnancy gfootetter Sadie eartmill fpam oaclair :Dandy qnanning cmike ibowung ganie geootetter cmvnfe gfechf Cmike liooee If h 6 Q3 .J 1 z mo 5 The two victories over Guthrie were the start olwhat proved to be a series of exciting and action filled games for EMHS A fans. The Bulldog team placed 3rd in the Putnam City We-st fm Tourney. Nj WW The Bulldogs determination and spirit of competition led them to victory in many close games. The proof of your suc- Q' cess is in the basket. nw, 11 5 a Ki K "l -.n?lll I got it! I got it! Now this is what we're gonna do . . . VARSITY Sports 163 Umon Ellery, you can do it! JUNIOR VARSl'l'Y Get that balll l 164- Sports We want-two points! L Coaches lVlcAd0o 81 Sammons chat with Managers C. Winter 81 S. Palmer. f A I A ' A "" J I 0 I: e t L bt av L l ' cynollie qfoello Crnilze Weatherford feolie gohnoon ibcale Gunn Qrueem Sheila iBriclgeo edptccin: gee Qclloufccy feoqvw gfale ganie geootetfer r gala' cmwe' Qpicharcl furner cuiclzie ellioon r Query grown V. 166 Sports Clark Watkins Mike Yo Matmen Pin to Win Edmond Memorial's wrestling team was under new management this year, as Tom Abel coached his first season with the Bulldog matmen. This yearis team was relatively young, which hopefully will give us great strength next year. COACH ABEL 81 MANAGER. r Pin! Pinl Pin! Turn him over, show him the light! Discussing an upcoming meet . . . Sports 167 if Q ,J-QM Ar- W' X' 'X 'N-z,,. N Y 9 QU' KN Q .gg-na Sli ir 'Le QUPIC. Q? ' w Qrueenx Keri cpcarlzo edptcain: fyler gaoon jlaaiohelo Qlizabeth Quano N Tammy Qnfifllif 212 64102 QBobl1ie Cwlehring fonya Qreenwooe Cfyzcarlz ' g eemccn Quest S Smgth garrell r V turm acrney iurnett O W Vx -'Vx 1 .4 as I 5' vs l ' is , ff , ffg. X +.ls:1 S v Q O ',C4Y Cross Countr Sets The Pace e ,L ,, iid!! Rick Anderson, Captain 81 Coach Sam- mons. VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY SCOREBOARD Ponca City Triangular 2nd Classen Invitational 3rd Lawton Invitational 2nd Tulsa McClain Invitational Ist Midwest City Invitational 2nd Norman Invitational 2nd Red River Invitational Ist Bartlesville Invitational 2nd Bi-State Meet Ist Comet Invitational 4th Putnam West Invitational 3rd Tulsa Rodgers Invitational 6th Lawton Classic 8 Individual Trophies Midwest City Triangular UV ranj 1 USU Invitational 4th Mid State Conference 4th Regionals 5th Stan- Meet 6th WHOLE TEAM The boys Cross Country team put in a lot of hard work this year I qi I and brought home many beautiful is trophies. The team captain, Rick Anderson, led the team to several victories. The Junior Varsity had a great year taking first in almost every meet. Throughout the season, the guys could be seen running down lonely roads get- ting in shape for the next meet. But,it was worth it when they brought back sparkling trophies. Good work, guys! I70 Sports Captains: C. Rhodes, C. Hicks, R. Everett W Seniors 81 Coach Kierns WHOLE TEAM Baseball Swings to the Tune of 'iv "Victor 'l This year's baseball team has really hit it off. The baseballers have shown power and deter- mination with each game. They're in top condition and ready for anything. We hope that the baseball team will continue to pop up in the winner's circle. ' 8 H ' .. ' a , 8 . A , A , :N 5 1' ." A - l f. .. "3 'V A . 1 i. Q " Q' -Q ' i ' x 8 if K , 1 ' JAL JL ag i. ' ' 0 1 , Q 4 - i W' i 0 4 ZA' Y Q O m y B -l M: 8'jJnM'- 8 3 . A'8"?Y L-4'm"B"B 3 H Ti . 'fl l 1 yf ' an P i 1 ' I ' I . K ' ri g, X . E :j i 4 ... ' . W . L 'Q I . f N L it 4 c L a 4 o D 0 ia s QA . 4 . ig 1 IU I 1 I if ' - '5 ' T an " vu. u "nu ' 'll' '4-U' 1 'nuns' 1 A . . 'tnv , nat t 'if h 'll', x 9 - 1 Q . f At K r .l I K K ! 'V -. 5 .N g " W . ' t s 's o r q - . . z e l' ,. H f ,sstt . sse C K s lst 'sss E " K. I S.: .1 ..,. . V-.. X K A . X.-. I .... k 'cire.s E . Sports 171 Tracksters Run for the Finish Line Showing their talent on the track this season, EMHS tracksters got an early hold on 4-A com- petition by taking first place in the indoor track and field competition meet at the Myriad. With encouragement and hard work the track team has set several school records and won many trophies. You will always find Edmond first to cross the finish line. Q' -QB H392 many IHOTG Q 75i"Vf' 1 29,0 t W and OW! WHOLE TEAM at COACH STRAW 172 sporig i iiii i Racqueteers Triumph at EMHS COACH PARROT 81 SENIORS BOYS TENNIS TEAM The boys' tennis team made some great accomplish- ments this year on the court. They worked hard to get in shape for their matches ofthe season and received suc- cess for their efforts. They were led hy team captain Kirk Wilson. I .....: K Ballet lessons would help! Sports 173 Golfers Are Up to Par The EMHS golfteam has teed offanother season of driv- ing and putting. With excellent coaching and daily practice at the Kickingbird Golf Course, the players drove ahead ol other teams in the 4-A division. Whether on the greens-or off, Edmond golfers are the greatest! i.lIf1r3?:"?f15 'l 'IW f-f" iff! 5 r ' 5 i f p What concentration! I SENIOHS 81 COACH WARD J -db' iv V , V: ,, , V ,, , Q V V 174 Sports ...N ,,,. ,,.,w,.,. , Swimmers Are cz Splashing Success Guided by new head coach Jan Ward, the swim team proved that their talents were more than just a stroke of luck. Now in its second season, swimming is ElVlHSls only co-ed varsity sport. Practices daily at the YMCA keep the swimmers in top conditions for the upcom- ing meets. A newcomer to Edmond, Paul Murchison fan Olympic hopefulj, and other team members helped to keep Ed- mond many lengths ahead of other swim- mers in the competition. Ready, set, SPLASH! Posnwg A N0 ll SlNlMM wmulllis . l.lFf.GUARD Sports 175 if My M "-.1-JT ' l l l Qirlo, Sparta Qpoycalty CBml2efLmaa Sammi: ling: gpicharcl garner qnike Tgwling ibeblsie Stern 5-Kerri qfoatoon Swimming 811000 Qountry 4-Wzilze lunkel mick oanaleroon Stacy gindley qnary gc-:th eline cuolleyball ircaclz fone erccbo cmaurice Cyncaooey Sheryl glenn :Kathy Skdqqd fennio jlirlz qfoiloon Qatti grcwlley 176 Sp Girls' Basketball Dribbles On . . . 2 SENIORS WHOLE TEAM mQmmWm.wwmnM,Mf Quickly dribbling into action this year the girlls basketball team swept up many victories for EMHS. The teamls second season of competition showed much improvement in team cohesiveness and group effort. 31 'Z Sports 177 And n Egiifiif And the score is . . CAPTAIN: Debbie Stern V A L VL. E x 3 wg 178 Sports Coach Hager and Coach Bates check the schedule as Manager Sandy Maxwell looks on JUNIORS Girlie So tball Makes A Grand Slam .Wm A - WHOLE TEAM EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND EDMOND SENIORS Sz COACII L. HAGER NOBLE 4 NOBLE 9 MUSTANG 2 NORMAN 2 PUTNAM CITY 4 PUTNAM CITY I6 PUTNAM CITY 9 P. CITY WEST 9 CARL ALBERT 0 PUTNAM CITY I0 P. CITY WEST 7 P. CITY WEST 2 PUTNAM CITY 4 PUTNAM CITY 5 NORMAN 7 PONCA CITY 4 CHISHOLM KENIDJ 16 PUTNAM CITY 8 I80 Spons Softball was a great success again this year. The girls, skill and efforts brought them a very reward- ing record. The team finished second in the coun- ty, first in Bi-District, second in Regionals and second in the Edmond Invitational. Got ill 45 t 'N if i-" V A s hqlg, . - , N- . - ., .. . .sc ,f . .r 37 Gtrl .S Cross Country Takes State The girlis Cross-Country team had a fantastic year, defeating every opponent who came their way. With a 5-0 record in the duals, the girls went on to take first place at every invitational. They outran Putnam City and Midwest City at the Conference meet. This was the first year to have a state meet for girls. Ed- mond girls soundly beat Union and Kelley by a margin of 4-0 points. Four out of' seven runners received State medals. Two girls, Nada Joseph and Tammy Parker, made All-State. Con- gratulations, girls, on a great year! Kathy Skaggs puffs to the finish line. SX Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond SCOREBOARD Putnam City Putnam City Midwest City Putnam City Putnam City Lawton Eisenhower Classic Edmond 26 Putnam City Midwest City Invitational Edmond Invitational Conference State 36 50 32 64 38 lst Place lst Place lst Place lst Place Sports 181 Volleyballers Serve p cz Storm In its lirst year ol' rc-ul conipvtitiun, the girls' volleyball train very sur'- ccssful. The girls ws-rv very adopt ut keeping the ball in thc- air without gvt- ting tangled in the nvt. Coacvhvd by Janie Bates, the girls truly did svrvv up a storm! CAPTAIN: S. Glenn CUACH: J. Batvs JUNIURS :IA 2 .L '- N s 2 K .4 ,... 25,3 K. X 182 Sports iiyygfsfzgs seg ,Q SENIORS Track Girls Keep the Pace The girls' track team keeps the pace with hard work and enthusiasm. The sounds ofaches and pains may be heard during practice, but it all pays off in the end with first place finishes and shiny trophies. athen and Captain Kathy Skaggs have a little chat. Sports 183 Girls' Tennis Is cz Smash The girls' tennis team scored highly at EMHS this year. Their talent for winning was displayed after long hours of hard practice. Net halls, loh, love, and volley were terms that were put into practice by our excellent girls team. CAPTAIN: Patti Bradley "Just pretend you are shaking hands with the racquet." GIRLS TENNIS TEAM 184 Sports Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond FOOTBALL Guthrie M. W. C. P. C. W. Stillwater Tulsa Mem. John Mar. Putnam C. U. S. Grant Del City N. W. C. BOY'S BASKETBALL Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Guthrie Guthrie Del City N. W. C. P. C. W. U. S. Grant Capitol H. Southeast P. C. W. M. W. C. John Mar. Shawnee Altus Lawton Ike Putnam C. U. S. Grant N. W. C. M. W. C. John Mar. Del City Sports KNNFS Scoreboards Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond WRESTLING 32 Northeast 24 31 U. S. Grant 27 12 Perry 44 21 ,Iohn Mar. 26 6 Norman 37 9 Del City 47 24 Carl Albert 32 50 Hobart 11 2 P. C. W. 49 7 Putnam City 54 6 M. W. C. 52 33 W. C. 19 21 Choctaw 37 18 Moore 35 6 Ponca City 46 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond Edmond 39 Guthrie 41 43 Duncan 40 36 Carl Albert 34 42 Norman 32 35 Guthrie 50 35 Del City 56 42 N. W. C. 29 47 P. C. W. 37 54 U. S. Grant 49 32 M. W. C. 37 43 Oilton 47 59 ,Iohn Mar. 40 62 Cushing 26 56 Christian Heritage Academy 22 34 Putnam C. 31 60 U. S. Grant 63 46 N. W. C. 35 52 M. W. C. 38 40 john Mar. 42 35 Del City 40 Sports 185 186 Conclusion Our Thanks to Ken McAdo0 for the Cover Design The End. Yet another new beginning. Memories, Many memories of past moments of friends old and new. We sincerely hope that the BULLDOG SPIRIT OF '76 Will help you to remember the times of your life. KEEP THE SPIRIT! Alma Mater We loyal are to our colors trueg Oh, Maroon and Gray, we pledge to youg Our Bulldog spirit will gain its height From pride in courage, pride in right. We'll fight, fight on with our banner high Symbol of our school, our dear Edmond High. Weill march ahead to that vict'Iy day Led on by our Maroon and our Gray. Alma Mater 187 SENIORS Acers, Alison: 15, 134. Adair, Pam: 15, 66, 112, 134, 161. Agnew, Debbie: 15, 110, 115, 118, 154. Albert, Kaye: 15, 154. Alcorn, jane: 15, 109, 112, 132, 134, 1 54. Allen, Curt: 15, 136. Allen, Debbie: 15, 111. Anderson Anderson, Anderson Anderson 176. Anderson Eldona: 15. Karen: 15, 63, 154. Renee: 15, 134. , Rick: 16, 109, 144, 17 Tony: 16, 146, 148. Angier, Patty: 16, 109. Anthony, Cynthia: 16, 115, 134. Arkeketa, Nancy: 16, 155. Armstrong, Matt: 16, 144, 145, 158, 159, 160, 172. Babbitt, Colette: 16. Bailey, Dana: 16. Bailey, David: 1 72. Bailey, Wayne: 16. Baker, Verla: 16, 66, 120, 134, 154. Ballard, Elwin: 17, 146. Ballew, Gaines: 17. Balyeat, Lisa: 110, 117, 154. Barnes, David: 17, 136 Barnes, Tina: 17, 128, 182. Barnett, Barney: 17, 64, 110, 145, 158, 159, 160, 161, 166, 169. Barrier, John: 17. Baxter, Greg: 17. Bennett, Gail: 17, 111. Berryhill, Lesa: 17, 136, 141, 143. Bibb, Patty: 17. Bicknell, Diana fSmithj: 52, 111. Bieker, Jean: 18. Billen, Donna: 18, 109. Bittle, Robin: 18. Blake, Carol: 18, 117. Blue, Debra fSmithj: 18. Bode, Mark: 18, 130, 131. Boldin, Mitzi: 18, 120. Bonner, Beth: 18, 108, 118, 134. Bower, Jill: 18, 184. Brady, Bobby: 18, 110, 112, 130, 188 0, 172, Index Brandt, Steve: 19, 118, 155, 170. Bratton, Robert: 19, 144, 174. Brecht, Monte: 19, 145, 158, 159, 160, 161. Breeding, Jeff: 19. Bridggjjheilaz 19, 64, 112, 115, 134, than Brown, Bill: 19, 171. Brown, Donald: 19, 124, 141. Brown, Elleiy: 19, 162, 163, 165, 172. Brown, Janell: 19, 109. Bruce, James: 19, 136, 162, 163. Buckley, Connie: 20, 128, 134. Buckley, Dennis: 20. Bullock, David: 20. Buntrock, Timothy: 20, 122. Burcham, Kathy: 20, 115, 154. Burke, Jennifer: 20, 114, 115, 134. Burnett, Deborah: 20. Burns, Kevin: 20, 141. Burright, David: 20, 146. Burris, Brenda: 14, 21, 136, 139. Burrows, Dennis: 21. Burt, Sandy: 21, 146. Bushyhead, Kathy: 21, 155. Butler, Paul: 21. Byer, Terri: 21, 118. Caldwell, Rudolph: 21. Calvert, Susan: 21, 134. Calvin, Ann Donell: 21. Carlton, Bruce: 21, 110, 130, 144. Carroll, John: 22, 117. Cartmill, Susie: 22, 62, 112, 115, 134, 154, 161. Caruthers, Mark: 22. Case, Lisa: 22, 109, 124, 134. Cawood, Suzanne: 22, 124. Chandler, David: 22, 133. Charter, Twila: 128. Chedester, Ralph: 22, 133. Chitwood, Laurie: 22. Christensen, Benny: 22, 122. Clark, Tim: 22, 117, 150, 152. Clayton, Larry: 23. Cleaver, Karen: 23. Cleaver, Sharon: 23. Cline, Mary Beth: 25, 128, 172, 176, 180, 181. Clowers, Patrick: 23, 136. Coffman, Steve: 23. Collins, Kathy: 23, 108, 115. ' Columbus, Charles: 23. Conaway, James: 23. Cook, Clayton: 23. Copeland, Susan: 24. Corley, Dee Dee: 24, 127, 146. Cowden, Bob: 24. Cox, Martha: 24, 136. Crabs, Tone: 14, 24, 66, 130, 154, 171 176. Crawford, Marty: 24, 110, 150. Croom, Cathie: 24, 111, 154. Crowder, Mark: 24, 133. Crump, Jon: 24, 130, 133. Cummins, Cheryl: 24, 134. Cunningham, Carol: 25, 155. Cunningham, janet: 134. Cunningham, jennifer: 25, 133. Cutter, Debra: 25, 65, 67, 115, 136 , 1 39, 1 54. D Daniel, Jeffery: 25, 133. Daniluk, Tanya: 25. Darrow, Cathy: 25, 134, 154. Davis, Mark: 25, 133. Davis, Bob: 25, 118, 130, 144, 159. Deane, Lynne: 25. Dedek, Sandy: 25. Devore, Rosalie: 26. Dillman, Lu Ann: 26, 110, 118, 127 134. Dixon, James: 26. Dood, Sherri: 26. Doolin, Martha: 26. Dorsey, Bill: 26. Dorsey, Garry: 26, 159. Doubleday, Mike: 26, 109, 121, 145. Dougherty, Ginny: 26, 65. Dowell, Debbie: 26, 111. Dowling, Mike: 27, 112, 130, 158, 159 160, 161, 171, 176. Drennan, Bobby: 27. Dunbar, Rodney: 27, 146. Dunn, Cheri: 27, 111, 127, 131, 134 172. Dunn, Royce: 110, 131, 171. Dunn, Tracy: 27, 109, 119. Duvall, Catherine: 27, 67, 124, 154. Dyck, Jan: 27. Dyer, Joel: 27, 136. Earp, Lea: 27, 136, 148. Easterling, Verla: 27, 108, 141, 143, 154. 9 Ebeltoft, Mark: 28, 133. Edwards, Billy: 28. Eldredge, Bill: 124. Elliott, Robert: 28, 122, 136. Ellison, Sherri: 28, 111, 119, 134, 141, 154, 165. Emerson, Stephen: 28. Endersby, james: 28, 117, 121, 122, 154. Ensz, David: 28, 65, 145, 172. Estes, Kerry: 28, 115. Everett, Randy: 28, 171. i 1 F Faller, Cher: 28. Farmer, Charles: 29. Farrah, Brat: 29, 109. 1 Farris, Jan: 29, 128, 154, 180, 181, 182. l Fennel, Susan: 29. 1 Fennema, Sandra: 29. Fields, Sherri: 29, 62, 67, 108, 116, 119, 134, 154. Fine, Greg: 29, 133. Finney, Russ: 29, 110, 112, 130, 170, 172. Fisher, Linda: 29. Fithian, Lynn: 29, 134. Fitzgerald, Lloyd: 30, 64, 112, 131. Flake, Joe: 30. Fleck, Randy: 30. Ford, Barbara: 30. Ford, Sherry: 30. Fox, Melissa: 30, 109, 128, 155, 172, 181. Frantz, Roger: 30. Freeman, Darrell: 30, 166, 169. Freeman, Rex: 136, 145, 158, 159, 160, 171. French, Susan: 30, 111, 134, 141. Frosco, Richard: 30. Funke, Randy: 31. Gaines, Lynn: 31. Galloway, Joe: 31, 63, 112, 130, 131 154, 162, 163, 165. Gann, Dale: 31, 112, 144, 162, 163 165, 172. Garufy, Carmen: 31, 145, 158, 159. Gaston, Leslie: 31, 132, 136, 143, 154. Gaudette, Ricky: 31, 150. Ginsterblum, Nina: 31, 115, 118, 119, 1 134. 'Glassner, Carol: 31. fGlenn, Sheryl: 31, 128, 154, 176, 180, 182. Goff, Ralph: 32, 141. Goodpasture, Randy: 32. Greer, Gary: 32. Grose, Eric: 32, 118, 173. Gullelt, Everett: 32. Gunter, Diana: 32, 67, 128, 154, 177, 180, 182. Haag, Leslie: 32, 118. Hadaway, Alan: 32, 130. Hale, Stephen: 32, 162, 163. Hamilton, Ronda: 32. Hammond, Jimmy: 33, 141. Hammond, Mark: 33. Hampton, Richard: Haney, Susan: 33, 131. Hankey, Stanley: 150. Hanson, Brenda: 33. Harmon, Cynthia: 33, 120. Harnden, Laurie: 33, 65, 108, 119, 134, 141, 142, 146, 154. Harp, Chuck: 33, 119, 141, 143. Harper, Hal: 33, 130. Harrell, Charlotte: 33, 110, 112, 114, 115, 134. Harris, Robin: 34, 130, 131, 144, 154, 174. Harrison, Danny: 34. Harrold, Tamra: 34. Hatch, Debbie: 34. Haun, Seth: 34, 133. Hawk, John: 34, 109. Hawkins, Brent: 34, 136. Head, Mary Pat: 34, 134. Hearn, Mike: 34, 141, 142. Heath, Wade: 34. Henderson, Patricia: 35, 120. Hensley, Shirley: 35, 67, 117, 141, 154. Hess, Sandra: 35. Hicks, Clay: 35, 158, 159, 171. Hicks, Steve: 35, 121, 122. Hiles, Rickey: 133. Hinds, Kenneth: 35. Hirzel, jill: 35, 116, 136. Hixon, Barbara: 35, 141. Hobbs, Leslie: 35, 133. Hooker, Regina: 35, 116, 121. Hoig, Lisa: 36, 115, 134, 141, 142, 143 154. Holmes, Philip: 36, 109, 110, 146. Horton, Art: 36. Hostetter, Nancy: 36, 62, 112, 115, 132, 134, 154, 161. Hulsey, Sheryl: 36, 120. Hutton, David: 36, 65, 136. Hyde, Greg: 36, 136. lngle, Vicki: 36. 1rvin,,1ana: 37. jackson, Debbie: 37, 111, 115, 128 177. jackson, jimmy: 37, 109, 110, 154. johnson, Gary: 37. johnson, Kelley: 37, 134, 154. Johnson, Leslie: 37, 110, 111, 134, 165 jones, Jeffery: 37, 141. jones, Keith: 37, 62, 67, 110, 112, 116, 121,132,150,154. jones, Lee Ann: 37, 115, 136. jones, Ronald: 131. jones, Sheila: 37. Jordon, John: 38, 133. joyce, Tim: 38, 131. Kannada, Debbie: 38. Kantner, Deborah: 38. Kates, Eddie: 38, 141. Keely, Leslie: 117, 136, 154. Kelly, Tressie: 38, 117, 134, 175. Kephart, Eddie: 38. Kersgieter, Carol: 38, 108, 111, 112 115, 134, 154. Kilpatrick, Teresa: 38. Kimble, Kelley: 38, 111, 136. Kissee, Mike: 39, 145, 158, 159, 161, 172. Kittinger, Karen: 39, 124. Kostka, David: 39. Lackey, Susan: 39, 136. Lang, john: 39. Langley, Harold: 39, 146, 148. Ledford, Brenda: 39. Listen, Jackie: 39. Little, Steve: 133. Loper, Charles: 122. Lowe, Lisa: 39. Lowery, Danny: 39. Ludy, Patricia: 40, 115, 134. Luehring, Nan: 40, 109, 127, 136. Luehring, Ted: 40, 133, 155. McCartney, Kelley: 40, 109. 9 Mason, Lynn Ann: 42, 67, 109, 117 McCausy, Mike: 40, 131. McCawley, Robert: 40, 150. McClure, Steve: 40, 124. McConnell, James: 40. McDonald, John: 40, 122, 136. McDowell, Joe: 40, 133. McFerrin, Randy: 41, 146. McGivney, Randall: 41, 162, 163. McGuire, John: 133. Mclntyre, Darrell: 41. McNeal, Cheryl: 11, 41. Mairs, Michelle: 41. Manning, Randy: 41, 64, 145, 158, 159, 160, 161, 172. Mantooth, Debbie: 41. Maple, Debbie: 41, 62, 67, 112, 115 134, 154. Marchese, Christina: 41. Marks, Marian: 41, 110, 134, 141, 142 154. Martin, Raynell: 111. 154. Massey, Maurice: 42, 170, 172, 176. Matheson, Lurene: 42, 118, 119. Mathis, Nancy: 42, 134. Maxey, Gorgon: 42, 109. Maxwell, Sandra: 42, 134, 177, 178. Meadors, Carl: 42, 170, 172. Meadows, Peggy: 42. Mehring, Bobbie: 42, 114, 115, 134, 169. Melton, Diana: 42, 133. Mescall, Taliessa: 14, 43, 115, 134, 141, 142. Messenbaugh, Joe: 43, 119. Miller, Larry: 43, 131, 144. Mills, Greg: 43, 124. Ming, Mike: 43, 62, 110, 130, 154, 158, 159, 160. Misialik, Stanley: 43, 150. Mooney, Delana: 43. Moore, Gary: 43, 136, 175. Moreno, Richard: 43. Morgan, Jim: 44. Morgan, Pat: 43, 130, 170, 174. Morgan, Steve: 44, 172. Morrison, Kent: 44. Mosness, Tracey: 110, 124. Moss, Kevin: 44, 136. Moyer, Pamela: 44, 119, 134. Munday, Deborah: 44, 133, 134. Munday, Bobby: 44, 133. 190 5 1 7 Murphy, Robert: 44. Murphy, Roberta: 44, 117, 133. Murphy, Sean: 44. Murray, Larry: 45, 133. Murray, Susan: 45. Murrell, Larry: 45, 124, 150, 159. Nees, Cindy: 45, 110, 114, 115, 134. Neighbors, Mark: 45, 136, 145. Nelson, Kyle: 45. Newport, Marty: 124. Nibel, Martin: 45. Nichols, Lisa: 45, 109, 136. Noriega, Elizabeth: 45. Nunley, Lenora: 45, 118, 119. Olsen, Karin: 46, 110, 141, 142, 154. Onderek, Georgia: 46, 127, 136. 0'Neil, Jay: 46, 117, 130, 150, 159. Owen, Katherine: 46. Palmer, Steve: 46, 62, 130, 141, 142, 144, 145, 158, 159, 162, 164. Pannell, Kenny: 14, 46, 144, 145, 154, 158, 159. Parks, Terri: 46, 134, 141, 154, 169. Peery, Brenda: 46, 133. Peters, David: 46, 136. Peters, Shan: 46, 66, 116, 117, 132, 136. Pettit, Penny: 47. Pietrowicz, Dan: 47, 136, 144, 172. Plumlee, Mary: 47, 108, 110, 120. Porkorny, Jana: 47, 136. Prater, Debbie: 47, 133. Presley, Tammy: 47, 141, 154. Price, Bill: 47, 130, 173. Price, Sheila: 47, 128, 177, 180, 182. Priest, Mike: 109. Prince, Jeff: 47, 150, 152. Privett, Sheri: 47. Rappsilber, Amy: 48, 136. Ray, Michael: 42, 133. Ray, Peter: 146, 148. Reed, Dana: fDuffnerj 48. Reeser, Carla: 48, 110, 112, 115, 134. Reneau, Denise: 48, 136. Rhodes, Chris: 48, 130, 135, 171. Rice, Allen: 48, 117. Rider, Anne: 48, 175. Ritz, Rhonda: 48, 117. Roberson, David: 48, 136. Roberts, Curtis: 49, 171. Roberts, Martin: 49, 146. Roberts, Tammi: 49. Robinson, Keith: 49, 124. Rogers, Janet: 49, 119, 127, 134, 172. Root, Tamara: 49. Rote, Julie: 49. Ruiz, Cindy: 49. Rupp, Carla: 49, 115, 128, 134, 177. Russell, Kelly: 49. Ryan, Diana: 111. Snaders, Marlon: 50. Sasser, Jodee: 50, 111. Scales, Clayton: 50, 67, 140, 141, 14 154. Schardt, Jan: 50, 115. Schardt, Tony: 50, 131, 172. Scoggin, Janet: 50, 66, 115, 134. Scott, Robert: 50, 170, 172. 2 Sealy, Scott: 50. Sebert, Ric k: 50. Self, Jack: 50, 109, 121, 170, 172. Shahan, Kathy: 51, 136, 139, 181. Shanahan, Pat: 51, 154. Sharpe, Joy fRenshawl: 51, 124. Sheets, Brynnen: 51, 110, 117, 154 177 Shiner, Nancy: 51, 111, 136. Shinn, Dennis: 51, 124, 150. Shirley, Eugene: 14, 51, 154. Sigman, Nickey: 51. Skaggs, Kathy: 51, 128, 154, 176, 180 181 Smalling, Shirley: 5 1. Smart, Paul: 52. Smiley, John: 52. Smith, Cindy: 52, 131, 133. Smith, John: 52. Smith, Mark: 52, 158, 159, 166, 169. Snellings, David: 52. Solleder, Tonia: 52. Sparkman, Tambra: 52, 136. Stanberry, Melissa: 53. St. Cyr, Phil: 52, 133, 171. Stern, Debbie: 53, 64, 128, 154, 176, 177, 178, 180, 182. Stotler, Peggy: 53, 115. Stowers, Hal: 53. Suenram, Vickie: 53, 109. Sutter, Kevin: 124. Swafford, Kelly: 53. Swanfeldt, Debra: 53, 124. Swanson, Nancy: 53, 118. Tarbutton, Ronald: 53, 150, 152, 154. Tatum, Robin: 53, 134, 141, 154. Taylor, Chuck: 54. Taylor, Doug: 54. Taylor, Phillip: 54, 141. Tharp, Barbara: 54. Tharp, Teresa: 54. Thomas, Janet: 54, 124. Thomas, Matt: 54, 158, 159. Thompson, Kevin: 54. Thompson, Steve: 54, 124, 150. Thorne, Patty: 55, 141. Trice, Sheri: 55. Troutman, Kevin: 55, 158, 159, 160, 172. Troxel, Joe: 55, 140, 141, 142, 143. Tucker, Craig: 55, 112, 130, 131. Tyler, .leffz 55, 145, 169. Umsted, Kari: 55, 65, 141. Uselton, Laurie: 55, 115, 130, 134. Vance, Brian: 55, 162, 163. Vandewort, Randall: 55, 144, 162, 163. Wahl, Scott: 56, 127. Walker, Dana: 56, 110, 111, 116, 119, 127, 182. Walker, Dean: 56, 124. Walker, Sheri: 56. Walker, Theresa: 56. Walker, Tina: 56. Ward, Clarke: 56, 136. Warner, Fred: 56, 144, 171. Warner, Linda: 56. Warren, Bobby: 56, 124. Washam, Douglas: 57, 131. Watson, Kerri: 57, 128, 130, 176, 182. Watson, Randy: 57, 136. Weathers, Charles: 57, 146. Weather, Dennis: 57, 133. Wedel, Kent: 57, 130, 131, 162, 163. Weiss, Richy: 57. Wells, Mollie: 57, 67, 112, 115, 134, 154, 165. Wheeler, Karen: 57, 111, 134. Whelan, David: 57, 131, 141. Whiddon, Jim: 59, 159. Whitaker, Karen: 58, 109, 115. Whitaker, Sandra: 58, 127, 134, 175 181. White, .lefh 58, 133. Wight, Rob: 59. Wilcox, Brian: 58, 130, 154. Wilcoxson, Cindy: 58. Williford, Steve: 58. Wilson, Marva: 58, 64, 112, 114, 115 134, 161. Wilson, Sharon: 58. Winter, Chip: 58, 140, 141, 142, 144 154, 158, 159, 162, 164. Witt, Linda: 58, 124. Wohlschlegel, Craig: 59, 136. Wood, lohn: 59, 145, 158, 159, 160 171. Woodall, Calvin: 59. Workman, Sue: 59, 111, 128, 136, 139 Wright, Melissa: 59, 118, 127, 134. Young, Cheryl: 59. Young, jeff: 59. Young, Jenny: 59, 118. Young, Mark: 59, 66, 122, 154. Young, Ronnie: 171. Zachary, Susan: 59. v s JUNIORS Adams, Kathy: 69, 135, 141. Adams, Robin: 69. Albers, Bill: 69, 124. Allen, David: 59. Amend, Cindy: 69, 115, 135, 141, 153, 154. Andersen, Jim: 69, 144, 170, 172. Andersen, Patty: 69, 136. Arkeketa, Cathy: 69, 155. Arms, David: 69, 171. Arnold, Katherine: 69. Asbury, Kim: 69. Ash, Holly: 69. Atchison, Velia: 69, 135, 180, 182. Avra, Phyllis: 69, 120, 150. Barker, Cherilyn: 69, 115, 118, 135 140, 141, 153, 154. Barrett, Laura: 69, 115, 135. Barrett, Mary: 69, 127. Bartolina, Terri: 69, 115, 118, 135, 153, 154. Barton, Donna: 69, 111, 118. Bass, Paul: 69, 118, 144, 171, 173. Bath, Robbin: 70, 135. Baucom, Traci: 70, 118, 153, 154. Baxter, Gary: 70. Bean, Sandra Ann: 70. Beaver, Lisa: 70. Belch, Brian: 70, 113. Benne, Doug: 133. Bergen, Richard: 70. Bevan, Tom: 70. Biery, Wynne: 133, 171. Billen, Cathie: 70, 119. Billen, Chuck: 70, 124. Billen, Susie: 70, 124. Blanton, Pam: 70, 124, 141. Bodin, Scott: 70. Boker, Pam: 70, 118, 127, 135. Boney, Richard: 70, 119, 154, 172. Boudreau, Sue: 70, 172, 181. Bourns, Kim: 70. Bower, Trent: 70, 173. Boyce, Jenna: 70, 118, 128, 135, 172, 180. Boyce, Melodi: 70, 118, 155. Braden, Kim: 71, 135, 153, 154. Bradley, Patti: 71, 176, 181, 184. Banson, David: 71. Bratcher, Mark: 71, 153, 154. 192 Breedlove, Kristi: 71. Brentlinger, George: 146. Bressler, Betsy: 71, 115, 118, 135, 153, 154. Brewer, Marsha: 135. Bridewell, Stephen: 71. Broughton, Jay: 71. Brown, Frank: 71. Brown, Kent: 71. Brown, Linda: 71. Brown, Randy: 141. Brown, Scott: 71. Brunner, Mary: 71, 115, 135. Buckley, Janice: 71, 111. Burgess, Terri: 71. Burke, Joe: 71. Bush, Cathy: 71, 172, 181. Buxton, Bucky: 71, 153, 154, 175. Camp, Mike: 71, 171. Canada, Brian: 71, 133. Canary, David: 72, 136, 154. Cannon, Scott: 72. Caplinger, Pam: 72. Carl, Pet: 72, 124, 175. Carter, Ben: 121. Carter, Bobbie: 72, 111. Carter, George: 72. Caruthers, Merrill: 72. Chambers, Brian: 72, 118. Chartney, Gaylynn: 72, 180. Chitwood, Fred: 72, 146, 158, 159. Claypool, Randy: 72, 146. Clinton, Ginny: 72. Cobb, Sheli: 72, 115, 135, 141, 153, 154. Cockrell, David: 72, 118. Colley, Doug: 72, 146, 150. Collins, Karen: 72, 118, 177, 178. Combs, Pete: 72, 109, 122, 159, 171. Cordell, Cathy: 72, 111. Cordray, Ricky: 72. Cotton, Donnie: 133. Courts, Kathy: 72, 136, 153, 154. Crandell, Ronnie: 73, 124. Creel, Larry: 73, 133. Crisp, Rory: 73, 118. Crist, Tracy: 133. Crocker, Judy: 73. Crocker, Martha: 73, 117, 119, 135. Cunningham, Janice: 73, 122, 136, 153, 154. Daily, Steve: 73. Daniel, Terry: 73, 124, 174. Darcy, Deanne: 73, 115, 122, 127. Daugherty, Sherry: 73, 115, 135. Davidson, Deann: 73, 118. Deese, Paul: 73. Defreese, Jeff: 122, 141. Demcheshen, Keith: 73, 136, 153, 154. Demoss, Rex: 133. Denyer, Renee: 73, 115, 175. Dickerson, Valerie: 73, 141. Donnell, Diane: 73, 111. Dorety, Dean: 73. Dorn, Suzi: 73. Douglas, Kirk: 73, 136. Dowell, Clyde: 73, 144, 158, 159. Drain, Kris: 74. Duff, Kim: 74. Dunlap, Mayola: 74, 120, 150. Dunn, Ralph: 146. Dupertuis, Greg: 74, 136. Duvall, Jackie: 74. Eaton, Ginger: 74, 135, 140, 141, 153, 154, 175. Ebeling, John: 74, 130, 153, 154, 175. Eck, Debbie: 74, 118, 153, 154. Elam, Joe: 74, 158, 159. Ellison, Vickie: 74, 110, 115, 135. Eisner, Robin: 74, 115, 135. Endicott, Lee: 68, 74, 115, 135. Engel, Ellen: 74. Enright, Tammy: 74, 118, 135, 169. Ensz, Liz: 74, 115, 118, 124, 135, 169. Evans, Stacy: 74, 111, 115, 135. F Farley, Kay: 74, 108, 115, 118, 127 135. Faulkner, Molly: 74, 136. Findley, Stacy: 72, 118, 135, 153, 154, 175, 176. Finley, James: 72. Fisher, Teresa: 75, 135. Fitzgerald, Brad: 75, 144, 158, 159. Flake, Stephen: 75. Flecher, John: 75, 119, 136. Flowers, Donna: 75, 133, 154. Fothergill, Randy: 75, 131, 175. Fowlkes, Alicia: 75, 110, 136, 138, 153, 154. Franke, Gretchen: 75, 115, 117. Fredell, John: 75, 110, 118, 153, 154, 170, 172. Freshour, Cindy: 75, 133. Gammon, Mark: 146. Gates, Cheryl: 75. 118, 136. Gaudette, Lois: 75. Gibson, David: 75. Gilchrist, Richard: 75, 136. Gilliam, Steve: 75. Gilliand, Brenda: 75, 111, 135. Glasgow, Debbie: 75, 118. Gleed, Paul: 75, 118, 130, 144, 163, 164. Goad, Scott: 75, 155, 159. Goff, Gary: 75. Golden, Diane: 76. 162 Gollhofer, Lynne: 76, 115, 122, 135, 153. Goodson, Doug: 76, 162, 164, 171. Gordon, Patty: 76. Graber, David: 76. Graham, Kerry: 76, 159, 171. Gray, Kevin: 76, 172. Green, Sherryl: 76, 111, 117, 135. Greenwood, Tonya: 76, 110, 115, 135, 169. Greer, Karon: 76. Grider, Sheila: 76, 111. Groh, Charlie: 76, 159. Guerrero, Chay: 76, 122. Haag, Allen: 76, 118, 144. Hackerott, Debbie: 76, 120. Hale, Brent: 76. Haley, Rhonda: 76, 136, 141, 153, Hammond, Bob: 76. Hancock, Billy: 76. Hand, Cindy: 76, 136. Handley, Cindy: 77, 111. Haney, Debbie: 77, 115, 118, 135. Hankins, Johnny: 77. Hankins, Mike: 77, 130, 158. Hankins, Pat: 77, 136, 141. Hanks, Nancy: 77, 115. Hanley, Nancy: 77, 111, 119, 124, 154. Harders, Tim: 77. Hargrave, Sharon: 77, 119, 135, 154. Harman, Donna: 77. Harper, Mary: 77, 110, 112, 115, 130, 135, 153, 154. Harris, Carol: 77. Harrison, Deborah: 77 Harrison, Liz: 77, 110, 135, 177, 1 154. 153, 153, 119 178 182. Hatch, Bose: 77. Hauman, Melinda: 77, 127. Haun, Alfred: 133. Hearn, Gary: 77. Hedges, Cathy: 77, 115, 124, 135, 154. Heer, Jean: 77, 136. Henderson, Bruce: 77, 158, 160. Henderson, Orville: 78. Henke, Bobby: 78, 133. Henry, Darrell: 78. Hensley, Russell: 78. Herrington, Jerry: 78, 110. Higginbotham, Charlis: 78, 133. Hill, Mike: 78, 172. Hinderliter, Michall: 78, 141, 150. Hinkle, Bruce: 78, 172. Hinkle, Lynn: 78. Hipp, Mary Jo: 78, 111. Hoard, Karen: 78. Hoel, Anita: 78, 111. Hogan, Mark: 78, 144, 162, 164. Holcomb, Amy: 78. Holland, Greg: 78, 159, 172. Holloway, Belinda: 78, 111. Holsted, Suzzette: 78, 118. 153, Horner, Cindy: 78, 110, 115, 118, 135, 153, 154. Hostetter, Janie: 78, 112, 115, 134, 153, 154, 161, 165. Howl, Teresa: 79. Humphrey, Lisa: 79, 118, 135, 141. Hunter, Dinah: 79, 111. Hunter, Philip: 79. Hurt, Pam: 79. Hurt, Terri: 79. Hutchison, David: 79. Huynh, Buu: 79. lcke, Nanette: 79, 135, 153, 154. lngle, Jerry: 79. Ingram, Bill: 79. Jackson, Lynn: 79, 135. James, Lavonda: 79, 111. Jobe, Sherry: 79, 135, 175. Jobe, Terry: 79, 135, 153, 175. Johnson, Diane: 79. Johnson, Doug: 79, 154, 170, 172. Johnson, Jeanette: 79, 136. Johnson, Patricia: 79, 135. Johnston, Ricky: 79. Jones, Cindy: 80, 119, 124. Jones, Diane: 80. Jones, Junia: 80, 118, 135. Jones, Karen: 80, 127. Jones, Sharicia: 80. Joseph, Nada: 80, 128, 172, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182. Justus, Perry: 173. Keller, Britt: 80, 174. Kelley, Kathy: 80, 118, 150. Kennedy, Donna: 80, 136, 141. Kerschner, Donald: 133. Kidd, Danny: 141, 171. Kiespert, Brad: 80, 136. King, Bobby: 146. King, Cathy: 80. Kinney, Johnni: 80, 136. Kirby, Teresa: 80. Kissee, Kim: 80, 115, 135. Knox, Jana: 80, 128, 180, 181, 182. Kolar, Doug: 146. Koskie, Kelly: 80, 127, 135. Kunkel, Mike: 80, 118, 153, 154, 175, 176. Lamb, Mike: 80. Lampkin, Louise: 80, 111, 120. Larue, Steve: 80, 131. Lash, Terry: 146. Lawson, Terry: 81, 146. Lay, Lou: 81, 135, 140, 141. Legrande, Cheryl: 81. Lemmons, Kathy Jo: 81, 111. Lencho, David: 81, 174. Levasheff, Lisa: 81. Lewis, Steve: 81. Lewter, Monty: 81. Listen, Dianna: 81. Litsey, Deborah: 81, 131, 155. Little, Wesley: 133. Lockhart, Gary: 81. Lockwood, Sterling: 81, 136, 141. Loper, Mary: 81. Lukken, Nancy: 81, 136, 153. M c McAllister, Donna: 81, 115, 135, 153. McCain, Kassy: 81, 122, 141, 143. McCaleb, Katie: 81, 134, 153, 154, 155. McCartney, Gail: 81. McCauley, Chris: 81. McCloud, Randy: 133. McCuan, Rhonda: 82. McDonald, Kathy: 110. 193 McDowell, Barbara: 82, 120. McCarry, Scott: 82, 171. McMahon, james: 82. McMillan, Craig: 82, 133. McShane, Chris: 133. Macarty, Kim: 82, 133. Macy, Mark: 82, 175. Mallozzi, Donna: 82. Manley, Kathy: 82, 120, 141. Manning, Anthony: 82. Mantor, Cameron: 173. Marshall, Laura: 82, 135. Marshall, Paul: 82, 124, 153, 154. Martin, Dan: 82, 153, 154, 158, 172. Martin, Sue: 82. Mason Joann: 82, 124. Mason Lex: 82, 121. Mason Rhonda: 82. Massey, Mike: 82, 155. Matheson, Kim: 82, 135. Matlock, Jayne: 83, 115, 118, 135. Matter, David: 83, 146. Meadors, Donna: 83. Meese, jane: 83, 136, 154. Mehring, Kristie: 83, 115, 134. Mercer, Missy: 83, 122. Newsom, Jeannie: 84. Newsom, Rita: 84. Newton, Cindy: 84, 135. Niles, Stacey: 84, 135, 177, 178, 182. Nobbe, Susan: 84, 136, 153, 154. Noriega, Angela: 84. North, julie: 84, 136, 153, 154. Nowak, Duane: 84. Odell, john: 84, 122. Officer, Kent: 84, 150, 152. Ogle, Kevin: 84, 162, 163, 172, 185. Ohler, Stewart: 84, 170, 172. Oister, Gleen: 84. Olbert, Mark: 84, 153, 154, 158, 160, 172. Oney, Tina: 85, 122, 135, 141. Orr, Genia: 85, 136. Orsi, Theresa: 85. Osban, Beverly: 85, 155. Otto, Janet: 85. Otto, ,loaniez 85. Palmer, Crystal: 85, 117, 118, 136. Palmer, Leslie: 85. Parks, Lori: 86, 141. Meyer, Kevin: 83, 110, 112, 130, 144, 162, 163. Mikolajczyk, Martha: 83, 135. Miller, David: 83. Mills, Cindy: 83. Mills, Jamie: 83. Linda, Milner: 83, 111. Misialek, John: 83. Moore, Mark: 83, 172. Morrison, Kara: 83. Morrow, Janet: 83, 153, 154. Moser, Debra: 83, 136. Moss, Lavonda: 83, 115. Mullennax, Laurie: 83, 146. Munn, Kevin: 83, 146, 173. Murchison, Paul: 68, 84, 110, 130, 153, 154, 175. Murphy, Diana: 84, 117, 135, 155. Mustain, John: 84, 170, 171. Myers, Scott: 124. Myrick, Aaron: 133. Nath, Stephen: 84, 144, 162, 164. Neill, Randy: 84, 170, 172. Newland, Vicki: 84, 117, 118, 136, 153, 154. 194 Peacock, Susan: 85, 115, 118, 135, 141. Peaster, Terri: 85, 172. Pedersen, Fred: 85, 173. Peery, Charles: 85. Penland, David: 85, 144, 171. Peen, Nancy: 85, 136, 153, 154. Perry, Tammy: 85, 120, 150, 152. Peterson, Dianne: 85, 118, 135. Peterson, Ricky: 146. Pettit, Eric: 85. Philips, Craig: 85, 173. Pietrowicz, Eddie: 85, 136. Pietrowicz, Marilyn: 86. Pollard, Stan: 86, 133. Pope, Debbie: 86. Postoak, Pam: 86, 155. Prewitt, Wayne: 86, 119. Provolt, Vicki: 86, 111, 115. Puiggari, Marcelo: 68, 86, 112, 173. Pullen, Bruce: 86. Pulliam, Bob: 86. Pulliam, Gena: 86, 112, 122, 135, 153, 154. Pyle, Terri: 86, 136. Quigley, Sean: 86, 127, 171. Raetz, Bill: 86. Raiford, Tammy: 86, 135, 141. Ramsey, Ellen: 86, 136. Ray, Kelley: 86, 146, 150. Rayburn, Julie: 86, 136. Reddell, Kelley: 86, 115. Reeves, Pat: 86, 150, 152. Reichart, Bob: 86. Reinhold, Sharon: 87. Reining, Pete: 133. Reyburn, Clinton: 124. Reynolds, Bobby: 133. Reynolds, Chris: 87, 162, 164. Ribera, David: 87, 136. Rich, Lisa: 87, 135. Richard, David: 87, 122. Rieker, Sandy: 87. Roach, David: 87. Roach, Ladawn: 87. Roach, Laura: 87, 136, 153, 154. Roach, Robyn: 87, 136. Robberson, Chip: 87. Robbins, Mike: 87, 122, 141, 175 Roberts, Chris: 87, 146. Robertson, Mary: 87. Robinette, john: 87, 172. Rogers, Rob: 87, 144, 170, 172. Ross, Jackie: 87, 153, 154, 175. Ruiz, Chuck: 87. Sadler, Kellie: 87, 135, 141. Saulnier, Steve: 87, 144, 170. Schaefer, Kerri: 88, 136. Scoggin, Kent: 88, 130, 158, 159 Scott, Laura: 88, 115, 118, 153, 154 184. Seabrook, Virginia: 88, 115, 124, Seagraves, Susan: 88, 135. Sebert, Cindy: 88, 127. Selder, James: 162, 164. Sharp, Lucy: 88. Siefers, Jeff: 88, 162, 163, 164. Shiners, Paula: 88. Shinn, Debbie: 88, 136. Simon, Lisa: 88. Simpson, Harrell: 88. Singleton, ,lorenez 88, 120, 133. Singley, Dee: 88. Sirmon, Marsha: 88, 127. Skillern, Paul: 88. Smart, Valerie: 88, 122. Smith, Brett: 88, 130, 144, 159, 163, 164. Smith, Cathie: 88, 140, 141, 153. Smith, Karen: 88, 118, 135, 141, 143. Smith, Kathy: 89. Smith, Marsha: 89, 118, 136. Smith, Mike: 89, 159. Smith, Randy: 133. Snellings, Sherry: 89, 110. Snider, Bill: 89. Snyder, Kathy: 89. Solomon, Larry: 89, 122. Southerland, Stacey: 89, 116, 119. Sparks, Rhonda: 89, 150, 153, 154. Springer, Tim: 89. Stacy, Mike: 89, 158, 171. Stalter, Susan: 89, 115, 135, 141, 153. Starkey, Lyle: 89, 118, 136. Stearns, Susan: 89. Steinmetz, Shawn: 89. Stills, Shon: 89, 127. Stone, Charlotte: 89, 120, 141, 150. Stroup, Kathy: 89, 115, 118. Sturm, Rusty: 68, 89, 130, 166, 169. Suenram, Cindy: 89, 136. Sullivan, Kelly: 90, 175. Swank, Chris: 90, 115, 118, 135. Swanson, Connie: 90, 136. Swartzendruber, Tracy: 90. Symes, Christi: 90, 115, 135. Tarbutton, Denise: 90, 120, 150, 152. Terry, David: 90. Terry, Janice: 90, 110, 136, 153, 154. Thomas, Brenda: 90. Thomas, Mary: 90, 124. Thompson, Pam: 90, 135. Threadgill, Julie: 90. Tisby, Jacque: 90. Tracy, Deborah: 90, 118, 136. Treece, Dale: 90, 146. Treece, Myra: 90, 110, 115, 116, 118, 136. Trotter, Sue: 90. Trout, Eddie: 136. Trubey, Brad: 90. Trump, Jim: 133. Turner, Richard: 158, 160, 162, 163, 165, 176. Twibell, Sindy: 90, 111. Ullery, Rhonda: 91, 124. 7 VanBibber, Steven: 124. Vaughan, Ginny: 91, 116, 136, 153, 154. Waechter, Steve: 91, 136, 153, 154. Wagoner, Joanna: 91. Walker, Tim: 91. Wallace, Tonda: 91. Ward, Steve: 91. Waring, Diane: 91, 110, 119, 122, 134, 153, 154. Warner, Harold: 91, 171. Warren, Linda: 91, 134, 153, 154. Watkins, Eddie: 91, 133. Watson, David: 136. Watson, Ricky: 146. Weatherford, Mike: 91, 130, 144, 158, 160, 162, 163, 164, 165, 171. Weathers, Debbie: 91. Webb, Jim: 91. Webster, Jim: 91, 141, 150, 170. Weedn, Tom: 91, 118, 150, 170. Weiss, Perry: 146. West, Branda: 91, 122, 135, 141. Whelan, Terri: 91, 134. White, Bill: 91, 175. White, Theresa: 92, 136, 153, 154. Wbiteley, Tammy: 92. Wiard, Warren: 92. Wilcoxson, Basil: 92. Wilcox, Ralph: 92, 158, 160, 172. Williams, Mark: 92, 158, 159, 173. Wilson, Eve: 68, 92, 115, 118, 140, 141, 153, 154. Wilson, Kirk: 92, 110, 112, 130, 153, 154, 173, 176. Wimberley, Lisa: 92, 148. Winn, Jeanie: 92, 115. Winslow, Sally: 92. Wishon, Debbie: 92. Wisz, John: 92, 159, 170, 172. Wolff, Cindy: 92. Wood, Pam: 92, 115, 118, 135, 153, 154. Wotring, Cynthia: 92, 122, 136. Yeager, Jim: 92, 174. Yinger, Lynn: 92, 112, 115, 130, 134 153, 154. Yocum, Dale: 92. Young, Brenda: 92. Young, Dana: 93, 124. Young, John: 93, 146, 170. Young, Kerri: 93, 116, 136, 153, 154. Yows, Don: 93. 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Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

- Class of 1976

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