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M ' 1 T .i I I s Y K ' s 1 7 X N-A IX Cathy Carey Mrs Carol Tlllman Tum Afeld Debbie Andrasko Nancy Andrasko Barbara Barnes Mark Blackketter Mlke Calvert Marvm Caudle Greg Connor Cindy Culver Lorne Eustace Darrell Feck Jim Fields Jett Gaughan Jeff Hubelu Gary Jenkms Jeff Kendall Bull Krywlckl Nancu Laney Jlm Long Ed Meyer Cindy Potter Greg Splllman Greg Stlver Karen Tomlinson STAFF Editor Advisor Sports Honors .lunnor Sectron Copy Edrtor Photographer Sports Sophomore Section Copy Sophomore Sechon Admlnlstratlon Photographer Productions Senior Section Photographer Photographer Sports Faculty Organization Sports Head Photographer Business Manager Sports Editor Layout Editor Photographer TABLE OF CDNTENTS Preface ................ . . .Q The Excepiions . . .... I I The Masses .... .... 3 I The Jocks ..... .... I 47 The Producers . . . . . . . I87 Epilogue ..... .... 2 4I W k . L W- L Q ? g-. -1214 , m-l ff sian, Q , U Q w wk L x ,PA 2 . E . Z ' 3 , 1-if-Ts ' Y q?1f37rT? ' Fi l ij , r infl- QQN Mi-A, ,.. THEf ,, rl Q - V Fr ii5ff ' v 1 1 'I Y I 1 ,. , Ai., V 1 X f.. . I . . EJKCEPYTI 1 -'--.-Q-'ix itu- a1 ii -1--..l..L o-- i? 7 .W-.....,,.N ..,1...v.: J? I - K 2 X' .. -,- Maia-4' H.. x 9 Pf'- 4.1.4 , , fl 5-1. pn 1 q'lyfl,',l J fm JW1f4ml qgfiyl ,gi 5552 - h ti-til?-:ws'?f5t: A quiet fluttering of hearts and rustling of velvet. Lithe gymnasts and sword-wielding twirlers. A new brand of coronation ushered in Miss Nathan Hale XVI, our own dear Cathy. Like the intricate weave of a crocheted blanket, she added a gentle air of delicacy to all her activities, from Patriot editor to balloon vendor to carnival worker A lovely leader, a gentle queen, Hale's Fair Lady ascended the throne. Queen Cathy Corey and Escort Marc Brumble 'sh W ,M tl ua Senior Kcirne Blessing Sophomore Denise Quillin Junior Becky Farley Bruce Humphrey Steve Sawyer Harmon Welch Queen Aflendanis and Escorls Junior Donna Biafchford Sophomore Melanie DoRemus Senior Cindy Lomax Bubba Hoff Chuck Maddin Neil Ramsay William Sawyer Rhonda White Naiional Merii Semi-Finalisis Linda Gage pm-aw Products of a twelve-year drive to achieve and an exceptional 8 a.m. alertness, these five earned a special measure of recognition. Scoring in the top one percent of the nation on the PSATXNMSQT test, they tried, nevertheless, to avoid the brains image. Just missing the mark of Semi-Finalists and receiving Letters of Commendation were Don Aubry, James Johnson, Ruth Peycke, Joe Reese, Connie Robb, Scott Schad, and Kelly Smythe. Not limited to books and brainstorms, they were all exceptions to the rules of academic excellence. Jon Greaves I Y Q 4 i Bags' State Girls' State lt was called an experiment in politics. Experimenting to see if a wild bunch of high school seniors could learn American politics in one week. We attended government classes and lectures and ran for some Micky Mouse office that we had to write down to remember. But we learned what it took to run and what it took to win. While hundreds of Girls' Staters were tearing their hair trying to find some guys in Stillwater, all those Boys' Staters were going to play Rate-a-chick in Talequah. After we left we felt America wasn't quite the same. We learned somethingf we weren't sure what. But if the Stars and Stripes could send shivers up our spines now, that was something new. l l l Joe Reese, Shelly Schumacher, Mary Ann Gurkowski, Lynn Seaton. 19 DECA Sweetheart Linda Loman, Sweetheart Jana Crab, Karen Fasel. ' b M u ss N a h a a n Attendants and escorts: Carol McVay, Scot Schad, Joan Wright, Chuck Miller, Clara Brantley, Dirk Morris, Julie Birch, Brian Burdick, Queen Carolyn Schad Escort Neil Pascoe. Youth for Understanding AFS Familiar faces from faraway places. With pie or without Minh Chau Thi Le's face was seen all around Hale. From Saigon to Tulsa, she stepped from a land of public curfews and impending war into a peculiar world of club meetings, parties, dances, football games, and pie-in-the-face carnivals. Our Chilean import, Janina Hosiasson, caught the Ranger fever in no time. Clad in poncho and ieans, her bubbling enthusiasm sparkled in assembly productions and won her a place in Haleballoo. Minh and Janina were only here for a year as members of Gay's and Rhonda's families but they'll always have the memories of their stay. They were here! Gay Ezzell and Minh V , ,mb -l'. fl1 1l Janina and Rhonda White Kevin Sartell if ' 'n I Dirk Morris Mr Gross Rangers-in-Review I I I I Jim Fields If a handful of happy-go-lucky, pseudo-hyperactive seniors could give more of themselves than the simple social expectations, they'd be deserving of more than the usual cliches - most coveted award, best all-around students, real great guys. Of more than a hundred kids with a 3.0 grade average only these 24 approached the honor: Bruce Allen, Susan Baker, Barbara Barnes, Karne Blessing, Mark Brooks, Cathy Carey, Cindy Cease, Karen Cooper, John Daughtery, Jim Fields, Mary Ann Gurkowski, Jeff Hublei, Mike Hulse, Bruce Humphrey, Rihab Ibrahim, Linda Judkins, Karen Lineback, Anne Markham, Greg Parker, Janelle Patton, Joe Reese, Shelly Schumacher, Stacey Tomason, Rhonda White. This list dwindled even further. For if I per cent of the finest moments of a year could be equated in human blood and breath, there would be only seven . . . the Rangers-in-Review. I Shelly Schumacher Rihab Ibrahim Karne Blessing Mary Ann Gurkowski 5 Cathy Carey 'A 1' . ' 5 Bruce Humphrey gihffwfz f 'ziggy' x xv M 1 ? .J - :fl-,ifn 1 ,. mm ,Spi- . , tang? , , 13,1 xwgggx L- M-af K Hi wg fi 6 wif XJ' Er' Q 2 '9'f9 , 3 ,lg ki? 66,0 x an '99 pfemb 91' ONE mqxlbpr- WB? in - 495 br fm W Q26 E 2, Q EQ l2 Wi . aw 6 ,K+-432 Q, September lrtd November October September's Boy and Girl, Bruce Humphrey and Karne Blessing, were both senior class officers and National Society members. Karne was also a member of Spanish Club, Thespians, and Demoiselles. Bruce played base- ball and was a member of FCA. October's Boy and Girl were Neil Ramsay and Cindy Lomax. Neil was co-captain of the football team and a member of FCA. Cindy was a Senior Board representa- tive and an attendant to the queen. November highlighted Cathy Carey and Joe Reese. Joe was president of USA, a member of the Principal's Appeal Board, a Boys' State representative, and a member of NHS. Cathy was Miss Nathan Hale XVI, edi- tor of the Patriot, a member of Demoiselles and Senior Board. December J Jan uarg 'tW'U1llluu-.,.., Mark Colclasure and Gay Ezzell, December's Boy and Girl, were both members of Math Club and NHS. Mark also played football and baseball. Gay was president of Demoiselles and a Senior representative to USA. January honored Linda Judkins and Jim Fields. Jim was a Patriot staff member, Thespians president, CAST member, and a member of Hale's football and bowling teams. Linda was on the Lone Ranger staff, a Spirit of '75 member, and like Jim, was active in NHS and Sen- ior Board. Bill Krywicki and Janelle Patton were February's Boy and Girl. Bill worked on the Patriot and Senior Board, played baseball, and bowled. Janelle was NHS presi- dent, and a member of Senior Board, Demoiselles, Math Club, and Spanish Club. - 1 '. K N ,, f . . ..,. . , '-ab, fs gf f. 2, ,Y ,,,, .,,,, ..,,,,,. , terr a . . . .. , The seniors chose Bruce Allen and Deb- bie Andrasko as March's Boy and Girl. Debbie was a member of the Patriot staff, the youth bowling team, Art Club, and Senior Board. Bruce was also a member of Senior Board in addition to his other school activities, which included Spirit of '75, Cross Country, Track, and NHS. He was elected Demoiselle Man of the Year. Tim Wright and Rihab Ibrahim were April's Boy and Girl. Rihab was a mem- ber of Demoiselles, NHS, and Senior Board. Tim was a member of NHS and FCA. He was Vice-President of USA and ran for Hale's track team. He was also a member of the Student Advisory Committee for the Superintendent of Schools. May's Boy and Girl were Bill Bakewell and Minh Chau Le Thi. Bill was a mem- ber of Latin Club and pitched for Hale's Varsity Baseball team. Minh was our AFS student from South Vietnam. She was active in Demoiselles and French Club. Both were also members of Math Club, Senior Board, and NHS. f Qsiigfrri ff N li S ,- . in j ,..vs i s ' 5 ' ' Bog and Girl of ihe Year Bruce Humphrey and Gay Ezzell wwf, 7,605 ff?-Y 64-'ew Jam! V544 ,wp ro Gor- J, r'Vf4JK weve A QI i ,. X f , CL-AM aei-n 696.00 Ay fa, 5 0 V ,Q , , ,47A'U?ffcQ oT' i l , k ' N W Rf ' W aw:Q5I?3i 1 l ' , . ' A TX l M i ,, L, k J S is xxxwimfx Q ' . X3 1 5 41 L 2 X ' in 5 f - - ' L' ' f - 1 , Q K Q 'X 5 3 . f ' 1 Wu, . ww. li...flff d. . f 9 . H 1' Q P g' vm , , I . ,,k.,, qw . f W1 41 Q 5 V if 6 A m , I may if f Q HV , K l D + fr f 54959 55 EAW 'f T5 fl! Fi g ffl , I ' 3 .ji I Ii my 1 fi w M ln!! E fj ,r L 1 ff ff ,If f '41 ay.. Els ' A gm f,x 1 fi? 73 ' Uni 9 ' A .4-f.4..fVu+-.rw NQIX ay 5 f 'QV 'Q' Ylvl.. ' , 1 Y' f f'1 A - X ' Kev ' .mnnwmxammvw . 1' X Rafe ,A mx., W1 QA- A ..n.sh-W M, K M' -.,,,-.N The Chief The nine-to-five existence escaped Granville Smith. After a grueling day of conferences with parents, teachers, students, and other members of the community, the sandman yet found Mr. Smith involved with people. Through the Guideright program of Kappa Alpha Psi, he helped high school and college-age boys to plot their careers, and through his work with the Shriners, he worked to help crippled children in a St. Louis hospital. He also tried to find summer employment for underprivileged kids, guided poverty-stricken people to the organizations which could help them and spent time with the aging, in attempts to make their lives meaningful. ln addition, he was active with the Downtown Kiwanis Club and the NAACP, but still found time for moments of grandfatherly tenderness. Throughout the days, it was evident that work was not his life, but rather, life was his work. ssistant Principals Building problems, announcements, substituting for sick teachers, discipline, guidance, credits, grades, tests, visiting classes, and supervision of faculty and student parking. Who are the persons who wielded responsibility in those areas of school life? None other than the trio of Goodsell, Billings and Chowins. Mr. Rod Goodsell, Assistant Principal Mr. Glenn Chowins, Student Supervisor Mr. Jerry Billings, Assistant Principal ,E Mr. Curtis Turner, Member Mrs Mory Warner Presldent Mr Jerry Dole Gordon Member Mr. Hobart Saunders, Member Dr. Bruce Howell, Superintendent of Schools Sophomore Counselors Moving up to the big school was a cataclysmic change for some. lnevitably, problems presented themselves, in a most serious fashion Whether it was schedule changes or personal difficulties of varied sorts, the team of Olds and Baker made sure that names from A to Z were taken care of in a pleasant manner. Throughout The year they guided, like a beacon in a sea of darkness. Mr, Arliss Olds, Sophomore Sponsor Mrs. Donna Baker 1 ,,,, , ,E Mrs. Helen Rouce, H.S. Math, lnter. Algebra, Elemen- tary Algebra, Geometry Mr. Don Johnson, Chess Club Sponsor, Chemistry Sophomore Homeroom Teachers Sofmore? Sofemore? Sophmore? WHAT? One big responsibility put upon the teacher was implanting in the minds of their students the correct spelling of sophomore. Spell it SOPHOMORE. lf that was not enough, they had to endure getting them ready for the Otis-Lennon test. Where is room number Z? ls Teacher X strict on tardies? These are only a couple ofthe multitude of questions showered upon these teachers at the beginning of the school year. But trivial were these inconveniences, compared with the pleasure of getting to know the students without the burden of teaching hindering their relationships. Mr. Woody West, Athletic Director, Graphic and Basic Art Mrs. Sue Menoher, Geometry, Elementary Algebra, Inter. Algebra, H.S. Math ff 55' Mr. Tom Byrd, U.S. History, Russian History, Key Club Sponsor Mr. Steve Schaub, U.S. History, Baseball Coach . i NX lixxtxl - ' , -I Mr. Jack Kreider, P.E. Chairman, Advanced Sports, Varsity Football Coach l Mr. Terry Bridgewater, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry ' 1 ,. ,wx 4 Mrs. Donna Nance, Speech I, II, III, Cast, Thespians Sponsor X i..iE.TlNS ,galv- Mr. Mike Eddy, Elementary Algebra, H.S. Math, Varsity Football Coach 4,..w r 'Q Q- X f Mrs. Maureen McNulty, Accounting I, Busi- Mrs. Marilyn Carver, Concert Choir, A Cap- ness Environment, GOE pella Choir, Music Theory, History, Choral- ettes New Mrs. Sallie Crawford, Elementary Algebra, Geometry, Math Analysis, H.S. Math, Spirit of 75, Cheerleader Sponsor Mr. Chuck Bowlin, Marching and Adv. Band, Ranger Band, Advanced Orches tra, Jazz Band Y., ew - mo ' Q S ! ,.,f ' wwf' Mr Richard Howard, Art Dept. Chairman, Basic Art, Art II, Paint and Comp. Advanced '3'n w., Mr Rod Replogle, IIS Biology, Varsity Football Coach H F l ww t. fi 2 l Mr. Harold McCord, Physics, Advanced Physics, Chemistry i ,, Mr. Wally Knapp, Driver Education, World History, Golf, Head Bas- ketball Coach Mr. Joe Gill, Inter. Algebra, Geometry, Vocational Math, Varsity Football, Head Swimming Coach qi' -era- .Q A ly ' Mrs. Cathyrn Flusche, U.S. History, Sociology V! 1 l 'SME - fx, ff ' Mr. Clifford Cox, Simulator -www 1' 41 Mrs. Betty Powers, Geometry, Elementary Algebra, Trigo- nometry, Advanced Algebra, Computer Math Mr. Mike Beard, Basic and Graphic Art, Track, Varsity Football Coach Mr. Royal Talioferro, Leadership, Sociology, Black Studies, USA Sponsor grim.. Al ' Q4 if- lol ...ff ,mv 4-wif i i mifif i ' ' I x Mrs. Neta Lutman, Math Dept. Chairman, Mu Alpha Theta Spon Mrs. Vivian Bishop, Typing sor, Geometry, Calculus, Math Analysis, H.S. Math Mr. George Largent, Biology Mrs. Diane Laughlin, Biology, Earth Science Devonna Allcorn, Jan Armstrong, Sandra Beatty, Shelley Blessing, Cindy Brooks, Rhonda Buttrey, Lucinda Cook, Rhonda Cornwell, Melanie DoRemus, Perri Fanfulik, Bruce Gainey, Pete Glavas, Diane Graham, Kari Groves, Mike Haesloop, Susan Haxel, Eric Hohmann, Amy Jones, Susan Jordan, John Karstetter, Kathy Kelley, Cindy Lee, Jim Lefler, Terry Lupcho, Carolyn Manners, Merissa Melrose, Glenda Miller, Mindy Mullenax, Lisa Neal, Sandra Poage, Cathy Reynolds, Karen Reynolds, Carla Smith, Tara Templin, Mary Tieperman, Denise Timmerman, David Tomassi, Susan Ward, Katie Warriner, Debbie Wyle, Sponsor: A. Olds. ophomore Board A score plus ten converged, under the watchful yet distant eyes of our faithful sponsor, Arliss Olds. Meeting 7:30 Wednesday morn', when most were waking in a groggy half-sleep, we decided to sell suckers to who would buy. Jim Lefler led our crowd, representing sophomore homerooms from the i far reaches of the school. Starting the year with big i hopes, we finished to the best of our ability. Left to Right: Jim Lefler, president, Melanie Doremus, vice president, Mary Tieperman, secretary, Cindy Lee, treasurer. Sophomores Darlene Aary Wendell Aary Teia Adkisson Helen Alexander Devonna Allcorn Eric Allen Sallianne Allen Tom Allison Jim Andrews Sharon A'Neal Mark Appleby Jan Armstrong Annette Arrington Cindy Asbill Scott Ashby Scott Asher Michele Atchley Carol Auten Jeff Baker Kevin Ball Theresa Ballard Jimmy Barber Doug Barnes Mark Barnes Sharri Barnes Waren Barnes Barny Barnett Mike Barnett John Barr Brent Barron if Yagi' ov-t sam,- -awww Steve Baskins Bruce Baugess Bryan Bean Linda Bear Greg Beaty Sandra Beatty Julie Beights Mike Bell Mark Bennifield Debbie Benz Gary Berg Bruce Beshara Tina Bezedek Brent Biesemeyer Robert Bingham Lynn Bishop Tony Bishop Crystal Biven Mike Bivens Doug Biziack Janet Black Brent Blackburn Shelly Blessing Nora Bluebird Linda Bly David Boley Sue Boone Rusty Boosa Jack Botsford Bobby Bowen Peggy Bowery Brad Bowers Debbie Bowers Sandra Boyd Jan Bracket? Tony Bradley Diane Brand Lisa Brians Christine Bright Jon Bright Monte Bright Melodee Britton Becky Brooks Cindy Brooks Wendall Brooks Bill Brown Dale Brown Debbie Brown Jeff Brown Jim Brown Mike Brown Alicia Brumfield Forbus Brumley Debbie Brummett Mike Bucher Scott Burge Chris Burke Rhonda Buttrey Steve Buttry Debi Cagle Carolyn Caldwell Kibbie Campbell Tim Campbell Bryan Canfield Kathy Cannon Karcen Cannon Steve Cannon Marty Carpenter Debbie Cartwright Jon Casteel Camille Castle Danny Catlin Marcie Chambers Valerie Chancellor Pete Chandler Sarah Chaney Joanie Chapman Shaun Cheney Debbie Cherry Linda Cherry Carol Chirwood JoAnn Church Angela Clagg Rick Clement Maurice Clyma Rick Codrey Mike Cole Shelly Cole Cindy Collins Gene Collins Veronica Collins Marguerile Conti Darlene Cook Eddie Cook Laura Cook Lucinda Cook Cindy Copeland Susan Copley Rhonda Cornwell Elizabeth Cox Shannon Cox Tom Cox David Craig Annette Crandall Chris Creekmore Robert Crouch ,W 2, 'Nd 'wwf My X Killa? , Russell Culbertson Cindy Culver Phil Daniel Danny Daughlery Mike Doughtery Janie Davidson Jeff Davis Jody Davis Richard Davis Tim Davis Tim Dees Scofl DeGeer Mary DeVries Larry Dieker Kit Dixon Scoh' Dixon Joan Dombski Mike Donley Melanie DoRemus Edie Dragoun Melanie Dresden Amey Drewry Lisa Duncan Brenda Duncan Laurie Durante Linda Dunham Angela Durbon Teresa Dycas Janice Edgar Randy Edwards Dana Eitzen Steve Elias Tasonda Eliot Debbie Elmore Sharon Elmore Ferral Endsley Liz English Rodney Epp Margaret Erickson Sandy Estep Nancy Eustace Kevin Evans Phillip Evans Patrice Everhart Tom Ewing Danny Facker Perri Fanfulik Cindy Fehrenbacher Clarke Findley Mike Flora Richard Ford Jim Fortier Gaile Foster Tracey Fox Keith Freeman Gary French Renee Friesenhahn Debbie Frogge Vicki Fuller Sheri Fyffe Bruce Gainey Paul Gallatin Larry Gardner Mary Gardner David Geddie Cathy Gehring Cathy Gibson Mike Gibson Robert Gideon Mary Gillespie Tom Gist Dana Glassco Pete Glavas Mark Gouge Carol Gowin Don Graff Diane Graham Jim Granemann Julie Greaves Dorthy Griffin Lloyd Griffin Kari Groves Shelley Groves Darrell Gum James Gunnells Susan Guthrie Patti Haack Susan Haack Janie Hackler Mike Haesloop Debbie Hale Keith Hall Rhonda Hall Brian Halliburton Kathy Hamby Margaret Hamlett Mark Hammernick Cyndi Hammett Shelia Hampton Gordon Haney Rick Haney Kevin Hardison Randy Hardin Don Hardway Debbie Harris Kathy Harris Lori Harris Sidney Horris Tracy Harris Lori Hatheweway Kelly Hawkins Louise Hows Doug Hawthorne Susan Hoxei Linda Hayes Rhonda Hayes Kriss Haymes Ricky Haymes Bob Headrick Rick Heidebrecht David Helm Trish Henson Heidi Hereford Max Herrera Erik Herring Keith Hickman Suzie Hicks Betsy Higgins Joyce Higgins Debbie Hill Jeff Hill T. J. Hill Herbie Hinoisa Roy Hobbs Lisa Hoffman James Hogan Sheryl Hogg Eric Holman Mike Holcomb Olan Holmes Bradd Honeyman Joey Hood Derek Hoover Dennis Hoppis Jim Hord Bruce Horne Diana Horner David Howell Vanessa Howl Chris Hubeli David Huggins John Hughes Steve Hutson Diane lshmal Becky Jackson Nancy Jackson Debra Jacobs Debbie Jenkins Randy Jenkins Wayne Jenkins Anne Jensen Linda Jerome Kimmy Jinn Anita Johnson Derek Johnson John Johnson John Johnson Trena Johnson Amy Jones Kevin Jones Mitch Jones Nicky Jones Susan Jordon John Karstetter Mark Koy Kelly Kearney Connie Keating Gretchen Keil Rick Kellenberger Kathy Kelley Dennis Ketchum Chris Kimbrough Benny King Steve Kinnamon Tim Kliengman Allison Knight Shawn Knight Jana Knudson Jeff Koons Sheldon Lackey Tony Ladd Cathy Laird Mark Lambert Ken Land Phil Laney Randy Langdon Cindy Lansford Danny Lauderdale Jerry LaVaIIey Kathy Lawrence Missy Lawwill Cindy Lee Brian Leehan Jim Lefler Alicia Leng Nancy Lewallen Chuck Lewis Greg Limke Robert Lindsay John Lineback Teresa Lillleiohn Dianne Long Tony Long Becky Lowder Steve Lowder Charles Laughlin Sam Loveall Kelly Lucas Tina Lucas Terry Lupcho Vanessa Lynch Craig Lyne Dana Maher Bob Maiors Scolt Malloy Carolyn Manners Gary Marshall ,QQ- -.af 'YH , a f' -wi' 'tray' nr'- wwf ll V'9 -Mui j XX he I X af Nuf- ux-, v 'ge .JP 'E' -WF 'ff , 'QQ' Donna Martin Mike Martin Randy Martin Gary Mason Mary Alice Matthews Donnie Mayfield Mark McAdow Cindy McCallum Mike McCarty Gary McCauley Tim McClure Cindy McCoy Robert McCoy Bobby McDaniel Jan McDermitt Jill McDermitt .lay McDonald Kathy McDonald Tim McGinnis Jim McKee Darrel McKinney Steve McNamara Merissa Melrose David Mendoza Roger Merritt Kevin Metcalf Alice Millard Glenda Miller Sandi Miller Lori Mills Ronnie Misak Susan Mitchell Teri Mobley Felix Moeker .lim Monahan Monte Moniz Keith Montgomery Ken Moody Larry Moody Janet Morey Lynette Morland Vicki Morman Carla Morris Diane Morris Doug Morris Larry Morris Ann Morton Steve Morton Damon Moseby Greg Moss Lisa Mullen Mindy Mullenax Randy Mumma Randy Murphree Denise Nanny Lisa Neal Richard Newcomb Denise Newell Rick Newhart Jim Newton Becky Nichols Pam Nichols Steve Nolan Judy Northrup f 4 ,W iff , b-f 'i' Y! '42 we-M9 vp? ,..- KP5? 7 s MJ K Q 0.4. l z Donna Novak Patti Olzawski Keith Oyler Jeff Painter Linda Palmer Julia Parker Loren Parker Karen Parnell Jerry Pate Morgan Patterson Terry Patterson Mike Peacock Greg Peevey Wille Perez Cheryl Perry Robert Peterson Bill Petty Jim Phillips Chuck Phillips Monica Pickett Mike Pierce Paul Pierce James Pike Gary Pinkerton Gayla Pogue Sandra Pogue Betty Poindexter Vicki Poling David Pool Peggy Porter Robby Portilloz Kathy Powell Bruce Powers Garland Presley Sheryl Price Jon Proctor Norman Pruitt Celina Quinn Denise Quillin Sue Ragan Mark Raines Kim Ramsay Scott Rankin Scott Raymer Mike Readinger Jan Reavis Joy Reavis Dawn Reed Randy Reed Linda Reeves Holly Reinhardt Tammy Rembisz Sherri Resetz Cathey Reynolds Karen Reynolds Linda Richardson Michelle Richards Ray Riddle Dwane Risner Cindy Roberts Debbie Roberts f ,r ll' 'vm-I Roddy Roberts Dicky Rogers Donna Rogers Susan Rollans Mike Roy Susan Roy Rex Rudy Jill Russell Terri Russell Terry Sagely Robert Sager Annette Sanders Greg Sanders Don Sandkuhl Debbie Sawyer Sabra Saylor Mari Ann Scheuch Alon Schmidt Scott Schmoll Diana Schneider Pat Schoenfeldt David Schultz Brent Schumacher Joe Scruggs Pam Secondine Sheryl Setser Chorley Sexton Robert Shaffer Ann Shasberger Mike Shaw Rick Shaw Shirley Shelley Kristi Shepard Lori Shinn Harold Shockey Sherri Simms James Skipper Kurt Slagle Gene Slater Jeff Slocum Jeff Smart Carla Smith Cathy Smith Cheryl Smith Christy Smith Constance Smith Debbie Smith Greg Smith Juli Smith Kenny Smith Patti Smith Paula Smith Roger Smith Karen Smithey Emily Smittle Kevin Smythe Brenda Snider Janice Snyder Jeannie Spain Bob Sparks Sheila Speed Marilyn Spencer Pam Spencer Mark Sprankle Vici Stagg Celia Stall Cheryl Stanberry Rikki Stem Cheryl Stevens Roberta Stevens Laura Stockton Nancy Stockwell Lisa Stolley Russell Storm Shian Stough David Stout Pam Stout Kevin Straballa Steven Streater Randy Sullivan Kathy Summers Vicky Sutterfield Gary Sutton Rick Swarer Mary Swearinger Dawna Swishuer JoAnne Sykes Nancy Tabor Doug Talbert Sheree Tankersky John Tapken Robin Torwater Amy Taylor Paul Taylor Tara Templin Steve Terry Linda Thomas David Thompson Terri Thompson Yancy Thompson Mark Thrash Mike Thiessen Lisa Thorson Mary Tieperman Lisa Tillman Denise Timmerman Steve Tindall Karen Tipton Becky Todd Nancy Todd David Tomassi Scot? Tomlinson Terry Trimble Kim True Sandy Trummel Denise Turnage Joel Turner Phyllis Turner Betty Jo Umphrey Charlie Vandiver Ed Van Vliel Cindy Vickers Jerry Verner Bruce Vogt Judie Walker Lisa Walden Steve Wallace Jerry Ward Susan Ward Dean Warnkin Katie Warriner Af if v rtb ft , NW? y 5 532212 , -mm: 1, , ,1, g.,-is K ,if ,,,..v K , fi n-B li iff' ffl? reply Brian Washburn J. D. Washburn David Webb Lu Ann Wedel Paula Westbrook Becky White Brenda White Richard White Rick White Gay Whitescarver Ted Whiteway Tama Widick Vicki Wieshiple Bryan Wiesman Tim Mlbanks James Williams Mike Williams Calvin Wilson Clara Wilson Mike Wimberly Larry Wimmer Bill Wingfield Leigh Ann Winslow Ray Wisdom Ron VWsdom Mark Woodard Chris Woody Steve Wright Sheryl Wyatt Debbie Wyldie Laurel Yocum Steve Yoder David York 'lina Zigich Rhonda Zimmerman Junior Counselors I want my schedule changed. I didn't get the right teachers. We started off the year with questions like these from demanding students. But we didn't mind because that was our iob, trying to help them in every way under the sun. But we not only confronted school problems, we also faced personal problems that required personal involvement. And so on. Mr. Harmon Leslie . wif, Mrs. Mariory Young. Junior Homeroom Teachers Those Juniors thought they knew everything, but when it came down to filling out forms at the beginning of the year, we got the impression they couldn't spell their own names. As the year went by we went on such escapades as trash-collecting and FORUMS. Twenty minutes a day, two days a week we laughed and joked with the students, providing a brief respite from the day's duties. Mr. Dennis Scott, English. Mr Christie Byrd Dist Education II III Dept Chairman Industrial Arts and Vocational Mr. Nick Wheatley, Business Math. Mrs. Vaudell Graham, Business Law. Mrs. Vola Tanner, Home Living, Family Economics, Home Nursing. Mrs. Barbara Dewell, English. 549, WQU4 0' 116.17 ,.. .-. -I--!L. An. Mrs. Tom Thompson, Business Environment, Ass't Football Coach Mr. Lee Patterson, Woods, Drafting, Architectural Drafting. .AAA IM Mr. Gene Stone, Drafting, Machine Shop. Mrs. Sherri Johnson, English. Mr. Richard Boyes, Woods. lv' R Mr. Bill Kirwin, Driver Education, Jr. Class Sponsor is X 69 if Mrs. Vesta Stone, Reading. Mrs. Bernice Payne, Shorthand, Business Education Dept. Chairman. i gs. Mrs. Celeste Oliver, English. 70 Miss Wanda Jones, English. Mrs. Donna Ruddick, Gym, Gymnastics Club Sponsor Mr. Joe Large, Electronics. S .k..'bb . h m h-A mL.x bhb Mrs. Shirley Rendek, Office Machines. Mrs. Helen Ackley, Clothing. Mrs. Rita Newell, Foods, Home and Family Mrs. Billye Rollins, English Life Dept. Chairman. ,,. Mrs. Dixie Wheaton, Gym, Swim Club Sponsor. Mrs. Shirley Miller, English. Mrs. Clara Bowden, English. ..,.,.-Q, lr , Q Th 0 ' M Mrs. Ruthie Adair, Clothing. M- ' ,. .. .:-1 Ll Mrs. Phyllis Moore, GOE, Shorthand Nancy Andrasko, Teri Beard, Louann Beatty, Cathy Burchall, Tony Campbell, Kim Cousens, Debbie DeShazo, Tom Dittus, Denise Duke, Annette Fisher, Venus Fowler, Pam Furlong, Marla Horn, Emily McCright, Ann Metavelis, Eva Moore, Xerlan Moore, Mike Morrisey, Jeff Polk, Allan Scharf, Ronnie Spanke, Roberta Toillon, Kathy Walker, Loretta Watts, Mimi Yates. Jr. Board Some said we didn't do anything, that we didn't exist. But whether they knew it or not, we gave, sold, and put on. Starting off the year, we sold TH derbies to boost our treasury. We put on the Junior Class Play, sold candy canes during the Christmas season, the same time we collected for the underprivileged. Door-decorating was also under our sponsorship So it goes. Officers: Annette Fisher, President, Pam Furlong, Vice-President, Nancy Andrasko, Secretary, Ann Metavelis, Treasurer. Juniors Alan Aaron Kathy Aary Nancy Adams Sandra Agee Mark Akeman Terry Albert Jeanette Albrecht Cindy Allen Edie Allen Walter Allen Chris Alexander Nancy Andrasko Pat Andriani Dan Angiery Kim Arnett Larry Arnold Lisa Arnold Vicky Arnold Teresa Arthur Pat Austin Cheryl Averitt Nancy Baden Jeff Baehm Babette Baily JoAnn Bailey Cindy Baird Gale Baker Jill Bakewell Crystal Ball Gene Ballard Cindy Barfoot Bill Barbero Lynell Barnes Rhonda Barnes Rick Barnes Paulette Barnett Tammy Barton Brenda Bates Terri Beard Louanne Beatty Barbara Belcher Sheryl Bell Gale Bennett Jim Benz Jay Berry Joyce Bezdek Chris Biggs Ronnie Bippus Cathy Birchall Bill Bishop Dianna Black Mark Blackwell Phyllis Blair Donna Blafchford Debbi Blevens Gary Boggs Kevin Boggs Mary Booker Susan Boos Jim Boyd Jeff Box Laura Bradley Mike Bradley Bob Brady Chuck Brashers Sara Breedlove Gail Breeden Carla Brockmeier George Brooks Richard Brooks Benny Brown David Brown Joyce Brown Kathy Brown Mike Brown Rusty Brumble Kim Bryan? Rhonda Burgin Terri Bullis Madeleine Buitink Diane Buck John Burnett Mariorie Caldwell Cindy Cullen Mike Calvert Tony Campbell Melissa Caperlon Lynn Caple Lloyd Capps Jim Carner David Carson Jean Cart Karen Cartwright DeeAnn Cale Rick Chaffin Jeff Chancellor Lydia Chastain Lana Chatterion Alex Cherry Connie Chisum Bobby Clark Norman Clark Patricia Clark Romona Clark Judy Coainey Ed Coleman Susi Coleman Roger Collier Doug Colston Phil Cook Sandy Cook Dawn Cohon David Coursey Kim Cousens Greg Cowan Jeff Cowon Rick Cowley Joe Cox Russ Cozort Jana Crabb Jean Ann Craig Dave Crawford Liz Crewson Dianne Crouch Regina Crum Susan Cummins Keith Cypert Theresa Czoia Dan D'Ambrosio Cheryl Davis Dennis Davis Mary Davis Sandra Davis Rachel DeArman Bruce Delay Debi DeShazo John Dickson Tom Dierker Tom Diftus Sharrie Doshier Dale Eddie Doss Debbie Doty Cyndee Dozier Phil Duffey Mike Duffy ,353 gfifa' K Y . TW? 22- 1 ,,..-au? .,.,wZf .y 3 I 1 1-if ' W S' 1. xv' iff? r fv- 410 , ,,,.,, www- mai f v KA If Charlene Duke Denise Duke Jim Earls Ann Eibeck Stephanie Elkin David Ellisor Tim Emmert Janet Eng Gordon Ennis Lorrie Eustace Gary Evans Jack Evans Lisa Evans Mark Fairlie Becky Farley Dale Farmer Jan Farrimond Monica Fellner Jody Finch Annette Fisher Susanne Fleming Tim Fletcher Phillip Flowers Florence Ford John Forest Debbie Forrest Venus Fowler Ernest Franklin Libby Freeman Laurie Frogge Brian Frost Jo Renee Fuller Pam Furlong Carl Fusick Enecia Fusselman Cindy Fyffe Lee Gaston Joyce Gates Joanne Gaughan Orvel Gill Orville Gill Bernadette Gillespie Greg Gilmore M0 fi--Xfi-x H I 3 4 x 6,3 1 . Q, J, ,iw Paula Gilmore Karen Gimlin Tom Gist Shelley Gonder Carolyn Gonzales Diana Gorham Rick Graig Pam Grandpre Tom Greene Glen Greer Gloria Harris Kathy Harper Shirley Hardway Doug Harding Becky Hansen Liz Hanley Steve Haney Danetta Hamilton Dawn Hall Kent Halfast Karen Hales Melinda Haile Joe Grego Mike Griffin Steve Grosh Brian Groshams Kathy Groves Sam Grubb John Guoynes Fred Gutierrez Kathy Gunn Roy Harrison Mary Hartman Lena Hartshore Mike Hathcoat Loren Hauglund Brenda Haws Jerry Hayes Janie Haymes Rick Haynes Sheila Hearn 'Lynell Heatley Steve Helm Kalyn Hendrix Susan Henley Scott Henry Paul Hickling Randy Hickman Cheryl Hightower Vince Hightower Stephanie Hill - xml., 1 ie i f' 1 li. -g'fB55'.n-Eg' A1107 ' Wayne Hill Susan Hisaw Dean Hodgen Pahi Holcomb Cynthia Hooper Valerie Hoppis Marla Horn Robert Howard Robert Howland Craig Hudson Harold Hudson Joyce Huff Susan Huff Jean Hufnagel Sherri Hughes Tom Hughes Sherry Hutchings Kim Inksfer Mike Isaacson Jeanne Jackson Rick Jackson Pete Jakl Cindy Johnson De Ando Johnson Debbie Johnson Jeanette Johnson Jennifer Johnson Julie Johnson Mike Johnson Patti Johnson Carolyn Jones Cathy Jones Dianna Jones Linda Judd Cheryl Judkins Tom Kahman Gabi Kchre ya?- hx e 1 -.Es 'is Hugh Kaiser Marsha Kammeyer Rob Kauffman Kathy Keating Phil Kelley Connie Kellsmurphy C. J. Kelly Jeff Kendall David Kerns Paula Keys Dan King Rick King John Kinnamon Donna Kinney Mark Kirby David Kleck Drew Klein Laura Knofley Eddy Knowles Karl Krause Mike Kuykendall Bob Ladd Craig Lamb Mike Lane Dee Ann Lawrence Gordon Lawrence Paula Ledbeher Karen Lee Robyn Leekley Chris Lefney Debbi Lewis Susan Lewis Carolyn Lewman Rex Lierly Connie Light Randy Lillard Diana Limerick Carol Lindsay Margie Lloyd Bryan Lohmeyer David Lomax Linda Lomon Jim Long Mike Long Bryan Looney Tim Lowder Dayna Lower Virginia Lowery Cindy Lynam Barbara MacNamar Rebecca Maddox Steve Magnuson Gary Manring Jeanine Marcoux Todd Mariner Jerry Marrs Larry Marrs fifflfa QP um' if ,W t 4 lg. .lulie Martin Randy Martin Scott Martin Nelva Martinez Rick Mason Karen Matthews Chris Mattix Carlyn Mattox Brent McBride Mike McCann Debbie McCarty Cynthia McConahy Phil McCoy Emily McCright Paula McDaniels Karen McFerrin Mona McGarrah Janet McGill Randy Mclntyre Doug McKewon Barbara McLaughlin David McMullen Kelly McQuiddy Wanda McWayne Kathy Meadows Pam Megill Pam Mehew Garry Melton Cindy Mercaforis Terril Metcalf Ann Melevelis Larry Meyer Cindy Miller Gordon Miller Terri Miller Valerie Mills Jon Minson Vicki Mitchell Mary Jo Moeller Vicki Moffett Ruben Montanes ...fl A Don Monroe Lisa Montgomery Jean Moody Barbara Moon Bruce Moore Eva Moore Vivian Moore Xerlan Moore David Morris Rick Morris Mark Morriseti Cindi Morrison Mike Morrissey Joyce Morrow Ruth Morse Ed Morton Marilyn Mosely Mike Mowery David Mudd Donna Mugg Kathy Mullen Ronny Murdock Donna Myers Rick Nauss Tim Nedved Greg Nelson Jim Nevins Gene New Jim Newton Donna Nichols Becky Nole Toni Norman Kent Oler Sheri Oliphant Sandy Oliver Jim O'Malley Tammy Orman Michelle O'Shea Jeff Oswalt Mike Ott Laura Padden Bruce Painter Robert Painter Karen Parish Bruce Parker Cindy Parsons Julie Patterson Don Payne Maria Paz Teresa Peacock Jocelyn Pederson Mitch Peevy James Peterson Alan Phillips Greg Phillips X 459' -'Y ,a .39 f 'P l'0W ,J M7 l '7 If , mf M3-3-1'4mWj,L L, I ...-,,,.,,,m,4 J W Terry Pickering Angela Pierce Suzanne Pierce Bobbie Pinksfon Jock Pitcock John Pitezel Owen Plasfer Ron Poole Kevin Potts Mark Powell Richard Powell Becky Price Sherri Price David Prothro Jack Rockleff Jim Ray Claudette Reeves Jeanne Reeves Diane Reser Jean Reynolds Randy Reynolds Kevin Rice Louise Richards Rhonda Rist Julie Roads David Robb Melody Robbins Don Roberts Mike Robinson Vickie Robinson Margie Rodriquez Jack Rogers Debbie Roglifz Tish Roller Mike Rollins Susan Rosenthal Tom Rowe Patti Royal John Rule Lisa Russell Lesa Sadler Steve Sager Jay Sallee Sandy Sartin Debbie Sasser Doug Saver J. P. Sawyer Jacky Scales Allan Scharf Suzie Schmidt 'Y ...wi i , .4 53 'Q , J f 'P 'fs Judy Schindler Joni Schlesinger Tony Schneider Jim Schoonover Mike Scott Mike Scott Robin Scott Vicki Scott Priscilla Scovel David Sellers Joel Sellers Artie Severe Jana Sheard Danny Silva Debbie Simmons Debbie Simpson Byron Sims Brad Sirokey Larry Slankard Barbie Smith Georgie Smith Jody Smith Marty Smith Melvin Smith Donna Smithey William Snoddy Amy Soukup Ron Spanke Toni Speed Greg Spillman John Sprankle Tim Spratt Lisa Staires Roxanne Stall Jeff Shauffer Janet Staves Steve St. Clair Mark Stein Nadine Stem Greg Stevens Laura Stevens Karen Stewart Ken Stewart Jacque Stout Susan Strance Cindy Streeter Don Stremme Danny Stricker Audrey Striplin Susan Stutsman Carolyn Sullivan Paul Swanson Roberta Taillon Bruce Taton Larry Taylor Lynn Taylor Nancy Taylor '91 -as , , T nv lbs M? -.Il ,-.., W' Steve Taylor Wayne Templin Jan Terry Jill Terry Karie Thayer Larry Theriot Gregg Thomas Patricia Thomas Terry Thomas Cindy Thompson Stephen Thompson Tim Thompson Patti Thurman Kent Tillery Mitch Todd Dorothy Tomassi Joe Toney Donna Toomey Mike Treat Tracie Trowe Kristinn Tryggvason Randy Tucker Ann Turner Steve Turner James Tyra Janet Umphrey Vicki Underwood Diane Urbanek David Vanderpool Jim Van Derwiele Carol Vandiver Karen Vanscoy Tina Vaughan Jerry Verner Scot? Vickers Gilda Villarreal Tom Wages Bill Walker J. C. Walker Kathy Walker Tina Walters Noah Walden Dennis Waldon Meredith Wallace Randy Walner Stacie Walner Sleve Warburton Don Ward Kelly Ward Dianne Warner Terry Walson Laureha Warts Davi Weaver Mark Weaver Dee Ann Webb Mike Wehmeyer Suzanne Wehmeyer Melinda Welch Mark Wells Kelly Welsh Hale Whisler Ella White il! f. fm: ' E .suv Q X 5f1?6Q0 Kerry White Joey Whitecrow Julie Whitney Mike Wilburn Lynn Wiesman Angela Wilson Don Williams Mike Williams Paula Williams Vickie Williams Brook Williamson Tony Wilson Valerie Wilson Rhonda Wimpey Linda Wise Sieve Wise Neal Wofford David Wood Rex Woodfork John Worrell Sheila Wright Mi Mi Yates Nancy Young Curl Zachary Mike Zahler Teddy Zaring Lori Zarley Senior Counselors Our offices were always crammed full, and our advice was more sought after than that of the Delphi Oracles. For we gently led by the hand 703 innocent babes ready to try their wings. We helped go find colleges and employment, figured rankings, arranged meetings between students and admissions officers, walked throughlthe mire of applications and interviews, and administered the SAT, ACT, and all the other scholarship qualifying tests. But in the spring when our job was finished, and the fluff was dry, we could only pray for their success and hope we had helped. Mrs. Bernice Smith Mrs. Essie Deal. 3 ,. Mr. John Hogan, English, Ass't Football Coach. Mrs. Joann Tomlinson, Humanities, English. Mrs. Jackie Campbell, Humanities, English, English Dept. Chairman. Senior Homeroom Teachers After two long years of playing thirty-kid baby-sitters twice a week, we finally got a iob. From the A : l4's and interest surveys in early September to the ordering of announcements and name cards in December to the sizing of caps and gowns in January to the senior Assembly ot the end of Moy, we were the advisors, teachers, and pals patted together into one conglomeration named Senior Homeroom Teachers. We had a purpose and our kids finally had a need for us for that brief time. Qi Dr. Leo Engles, Physiology, Earth Science. tw' K Mrs. Kaye Tackett, English. 'ii it-4 C35 7 I Mrs. Lillie Townsend, English, Demoiselles Sponsor. Mr. Harold Walters, World Religion, Anthropology. Mr. O. A. Smith, Spanish Il, III, IV, Dept. Head Chairman, Los Aca- demicos Sponsor. 5 2 Q, nn Miss Linda Bilderback, German I, ll, lll, English, German Mr. Kenneth Hensley, Anc. and Med. History, World His Club Sponsor. tory, Head Baseball Coach. Mrs. Gwen Favor, COE, FBLA Sponsor. Mr. Larry Hoar, U.S. History, Geography, Contemporary Affairs. Mr. Fred Shaffer, Biology, Earth Science. 'Q 742' as ,,, Mr. Antonio Alonso, Spanish I, ll, U.S. History, Spanish Club and Patriefte Sponsor. Mr. Frank Duncan, Biology, Senior Board Spon- sor. A Mrs. Helen Schweers, English. 'S 9 C M ,,,L W.. X, ..... r . 3 S S N Y ws Mr. Morris Medeoris, Science, Ecology Club Sponsor. Mrs. Wilma Bird, English, Lcfin, Lofin Club Sponsor. s V V 2. .gy-gg 3 195 -'Kwok M V if-wa. S . ,,,1i,' l si? ill!-g.4 4 ...gl Mrs. Joyce Slogle, French, French Club Sponsor. Mr. Ron Trenory, Sponish. Mr. Gary Bewley, History, Ass'f Basketball Coach. S Mrs. Mary Nell Rackleff, English. Mrs. Elaine McGowan, COE. E .Wi ,ff 1 E-7,-,.......r -Wm.,,.,,, F E 5 '- -fs aarr E is rrr M au ...N rs, M sag Mrs. Carol Tillman, English, Lone Ranger Sponsor, Patriot Sponsor. Q. , gp . 4 4 V . 1, Mrs. Norma Mitchell, History, History Dept. Chairman. Mr. Joe Chamberlin, l'liSf0fY, Hefld WFeSTlif'I9 Coach. Mr. Dan Ratliff, English. Tracie Watkins, History. Pam Alexander, Susan Baker, Bill Bakewell, Karne Blessing, Gaye Briley, Mark Brooks, Cathy Carey, Cindy Cease, Karen Cooper, Jan Davis, Irene Duncan, Gay Ezzell, Hawkeye Fields, Mike Goodman, Mary Ann Gurkowski, Richard Harris, Janina Hossiasson, Mike Hulse, Bruce Humphrey, Rihab Ibraham, Linda Judkins, Burns Kelley, Kathy Knote, Trapper John Krywicki, Lucy Lee, Dennis Leehan, Jim Light, Karen Lineback, Hot Lips Lomax, Chuck Madden, Mike Mayes, Karen McGivern, Dirk Morris, Greg Parker, Janelle Patton, Cheryl Phelps, Brenda Presley, Cayla Pryor, Lynette Richi- son, Bill Sawyer, Kathy Shelton, Radar Shelton, George Sullivan, Rhonda White. Officers: Bruce Humphrey, President, Karne Blessing, Vice President, Tim Chatterton, Secretary, Mark Brooks, Treasurer. r. Board We numbered approximately fifty-five con artists with enough work for two hundred. We came early to the football games to sell balloons, and missed the Homecoming show blowing up more. We sold stocking caps and senior play tickets. We staged Hale's first professional production by bringing the Wooten Brothers all the way from Arkansas. We sponsored the Halloween carnival, and entered KELl's Save-a-Tree contest. We were the No. l misers in town. But we had a great cause - We got the Sailfish of '75 out of their fishbowls and into the sea. Seniors it Y' ef 'Nn.,,,,, 1 ' y tux r Dorothy Acken Tim Afeld Joy Albert Doug Allcorn Debbie Andrcsko Mike Appleby Jeff Adsit Ken Agee Pom Alexander Bruce Allen Terri Andress Ronnie Arnold Beth Ashby Leso Ashcroft .,-JW 'rl 'l Y Darlene Ashmore Don Aubry Sharon Bailey Barbefle Atkinson Richard Aulen Susan Baker Bill Bakewell Becky Balint Barbara Barnes Chuck Barnharf Cindi Barrefl Nb Toni Barron Mark Barlo Bob Bary Bill Basore Kevin Baugess Janet Beam Teresa Bear Brenda Beasley Sue Beasley Jeff Beighle Qi Karen Beighfs Joel Beller Laurie Bentley Alan Benton Tami Bertie KNIT? K' Don Best Kenny Bippus Julie Birch Paul Biziack Donna Black X Judith Black Mike Black Mark Blackketler Karne Blessing Mart Boggs iiffswf I sz- W 5 , , K NB X i X SX N E fi S 55 2 l fl 5 . -..- , .. .1 -- K If Q- .f f--- Sharon Boswell Mike Bouakadakis Mike Bourland i -...np A M ,,.. L , ffyavwmnl Debbie Braden Kelly Brady Georgia Brewer Gaye Briley Mark Brooks Debbie Brofherfon Greg Braden Clara Brantley Charles Bright Jan Brook Ray Brooks Danny Brown Charles Bradley Sheree Brashears Gary Briley Jane Brooks Shawna Brooks Jim Brown Cathy Butler Valerie Buttrey Kevin Brown Marc Brumble Tom Bruton Cathy Burdick Clayton Cagle Scott Brown Julie Bruner Joella Bullington Jim Burnett Kim Canady Steve Brown Bob Brunner Bryon Burdick Mark Busha Annette Canfield Cathy Carey Teresa Carey James Casada Manon Cavins Cindy Cease RV-R viii 49' J M6 'rs A Mum K ,Mm-ycixec, M wif Q t ll2 a Carol Cecil Christie Childers Rudi Cehak Brenda Chifwood Lori Chambers Debbie Clark Linda Chappell Joel Cline Tim Chafferton Cindy Cobb Leslie Cobb Mark Colclasure Greg Codrey Tammy Cole Eddie Collins Margo Collins Karen Cooper Melinda Copley Candy Coflon Susie Courts Sherry Cowherd Diane Cox sexier? XX. 5 I A g Maw. Jimmy Cox Ron Cox Tricia Cox Julia Cravens Debi Crowe ix Jan Davis Kelly Davis Terry Davis Terry Dawson James Deefer Frank Dickson Ron Dee Amy Dennis Charles Dierker Debbie Deen Deby Despaull David Dixon Elaine Dobbins Larry Dombski David Dooley Eddie Doolittle Larry Downey Sv 5 Debbie Doyle Keith Dudley Kathy Duke Irene Duncan Rusty Duncan Susan Durham Sieve Edlich Cindy Edwards Debbie Edwards John Edwards Larry Epp Marcy Esfep Joan Evans Teresa Farmer Faye Edwards Larry Elliof Nandy Erwin Todd Eustace Gay Ezzell Karen Fasel Q Q X 'Mn 1 ,V Darrell Feck Paul Fehrenbacher i -....uw fum. Jim Fields Greg Fine Lisa Fitzgerald Kevin Fleming Linda Feree Charlie Fields Mark Fletcher Sig. Huck Flinn Jeff Ford Jack Foster Teresa Fowler Frank Francis vs. v 7 -,w, ,, .',. ,in L i'4f ' - if iffkg -4 Li: fini w e If .wife-Q H-.,:, . G, F A' SEQ' 1 kk? x i-Q3-v A '? 4-. my-may . iw, I John Francisco Mark Fuente Reed Gamble Beth Gardner Brian Garret? Philip Gasfineau Cindy Freeman Linda Gage Shelley Gange Fred Gardner Larry Garroutfe Jeff Gaughan up -1 , ' Christy Geffs Mike Geiser David Giacometfi Cindi Gibbs David Gibson Deann Gimlin Kay Goodman Michael Goodman 1 ,fwnl 5553 fr? Debbie Gowin Leeann Gray Jon Greaves Eric Green Margie Green Vicki Green Sharon Greer Neil Griffith Judy Grosh Doug Grovenburg Billy Grubb Elizabeth Guerrero Carol Gunderson Bruce Haikey Pam Hannah Cindy Harp Tammy Harris Roseann Hausher David Gunn Kris Hall Ted Harbaugh Donna Harper Ann Hartman John Hawes Mary Ann Gurkowski Ronn Hall Gary Harkrider Richard Harris Randy Haskins Lisa Hayes y 'S Qu... .Nw . L., Janice Hayhurst Mary Haymes Erika Heard Davy Heath Barry Henson Dana Herring Cindy Heidbrink Charles Higgins , f-gk , Y Q Mark Hilburn Bob Hill Curtis Hill Mike Hill Mark Hilliard Janet Hines Don Hoff Rex Hogan Gene Holder Debra Hollibaugh ff Barry Holt Melanie Holt David Horner Joanina Hosiasson Bud Howard ni -- s .. sf f R 1 vs an c,. ...,, 5 i EW P Jeff Hubeli Mike Hulse Keith Ishmael Colvin Jacobs Carol James Steve Huff Bruce Humphrey Jamie Jackson Virginia Jacobs Roy Janfz John Hufnagel Mike Hunt Stacy Huggins Layih Ibrahim Sieve Huhn Rihab Ibrahim Aw Kim Jarvis Gary Jenkins Larry Johnson Stan Johnson Bob Jones Kenneth Kaut Mark Jeffress James Johnson Merv Johnson Ava Johnston Scott Joyner Dennis Keener Linda Judkins Barbara Keil Gail Juraschek Kathy Keil Judy Kastl Mike Keith M Pam Kellenberger Debbie Key Brian Kimbrell Veckie Kilahata Steve Knowlden Bill Krywicki Mark Keller Rick Kimball Nancy Kimbrough Kelly Knopp Gail Kraft Linda Kuck Jim Kelley Sherald Kimberlin Brooks Kirlin Kalhy Knofe Tom Krug Debi Kuns 2 im -f 47 rv fc I' 1 Teresa Lakey Becky Lamb Jon Lamb Nanci Laney Lesa Lang gurl Chris Larkin Rusty Laubach Julie Layman Lucy Lee Linda Leslie Jim Light David Lively Mihn Chau Le Dennis Leehan Joey Lewallen Karen Lineback Cindy Lomax Chuck Leaver Tim Lentz Gail Lewis Mark Linthicum Dwayne Long ,,,,,,,r.,.,A ,,U,,, ,, ,,,W.., ,i wg ifgfx if Kathy Long Larry Lucas Janet Lundy Nancy Lynch Chris McAfee Nancy McCaffer1y Ronnie McCarty Jan McCIa1chey Mike McCurdy Debbra McClendon Anna McCreary Donna McGill Karen McGivern James McGuire Nancy McCullough Doug McDonald Jay McFarland Vonnie McGilbray iqxii' Bobby Mclnfosh David McMasfers Steve McNamar Clay McRee Chuck Moddin Donna Maggia Jim McKinzie Robin McNally Karla McQuiddy Carol McVay John Moden Vicki Magnuson Donna Meaders David Means Sharon Medlin Regina Melching Diana Merrian si' .. ,4 .nk +, X Nancy Messick Ed Meyer Melissa Miles Pam Miles Chuck Miller Melanie Miller Mason Milchell Sherry Molloy James Moody YN, Dana Moore David Moore Greg Moore Dirk Morris Eddie Morris 'CSV' MIX A Marla Morris David Mortimer Karen Mullikin Sandi Monroe Mariha Neal Ron Neary Kay Nelson Margaret Nelson Sieve Newslrom Jim Nichols Vickie Nichols Dean Nunez Sherri O'Connell Steve Osteen Chris Niemeyer Tom Nunn Gerald Oliver Jill Overhuls Cindy Nightengale Karen Nimerick Heather Norlon gee-se-fm f --fe--ff-we Judy Pack Marie Palmer Doug Palmer Marion Palmer 9 Greg Parker Kathleen Parks Neal Pascoe Janelle Patton Judyann Pedersen ir f i Janet Peebles Debbie Pershing Annette Pharris B Cheryl Phelps Susan Phillips Dotty Pickering Chris Pierce Randy Pierce Mary Piffs Sieve Pool Mary Poplawski Sherry Porter Cindy Potter Dana Prafer Brenda Presley Geneva Primeaux Cayla Pryer i 345343 Q 'ucv' N Ueawffeff 9 fyfedwnf Q H! www f-- xrg!,,f?i ,f'f'W f 'PM Neil Ramsay Rand Reed y Julie Revell Janet Rice Lori Robertson Sheryl Randall Joe Reese Randy Reynard Lynneffe Richison Betsy Robinson Julie Ralliff Paula Reeves B k ' ' ec y Rhodes Connie Robb Larry Robison Mike Robison Candice Rogers Rick Rogers Rick Rogers Rene Rose if if, D lie. ,adv SY -Q 'Y x ' aff T55 E., ' M ,Q y Q 'D- Hs. Jerry Ross Stephen Rotert Vickie Rounsaville Susie Roy Mary Bess Sands Scott Schad Jennifer Rosser Vicki Rounds Lynn Rowe Cindy Russell Kevin Sartell Barbara Schulte Bill Sawyer Shelly Schumacher Steve Sawyer .lon Schweikhard Carolyn Schad Janette Scribner QW'-v -v 'fb Jeff Sears Becky Shackles David Shannon Kathy Shelton Lynn Seaton Vicki Shafer Alan Shelton Pennie Sheomaker Carol Siever Cheryl Siever Eddie Simms Tim Simons Jeanne Simpson Anita Smith Christy Smith Karen Smith Phil Smith Phillip K. Smith Rhonda Smith Robert Smith Terry Smith Daphne Snellgrove Susan Spalding Winona Stafford Sue St. Clair Craig Steen Gloria Smithey Karen Soukup Mandy Spencer Terri Stagg Charles Stead Jeff Steinborn Kelly Smythe Joe Spain David Stacey Debbie Starnes Teresa Steele Junior Stephens 3 , .l ,. ' X Mau? ,..-sis.. Susan Stevens Greg Sliver Danny Stockton David Stockwell Nancy Sloffel Richard Sfolley Becky Stow Sherry Sfrader Jia N 1 M. L Q fm i Tammy Sfrimple George Sullivan Sid Summers Darrell Summers Merribelh Sumner Jerry Sufierfield Jennifer Sutton Phil Tallman Laura Tennelly Vickie Terrill are L Ju X Yeti l 5 fx, A - fikl' 'u, 4' Q. .Al 9. i H. M J! . Terry David Betty Thomas Trisha Thomas Stacey Thomason Kris Thompson Leah Thompson Keith Tinsley Dee Trude Ray Thompson Karen Tomblinson Debra Thornton Sandy Triggs Maury Tindle Bill Tripicchio Andria Tinsley Randy Trotter T it Glenda Van Duyne Wendy Van Duyne ' . ,,,. mv 1 ' O mufma 5212 L- Rick Vann Cindy Van Pell Jeff Vivion Lisa Wall Cindy Wallace Rick Walner Sherry Wamsley Carol Wasson I' 'Z C ix! 4 Debbie Warner Rodney Warren Gwendy Watson Cherri Wayland Vicki Weaver .2 Cheryl Webb Mike Webb Denise Webster Carla Weiche Harmon Welsh Jeff West Darlene Whisler Rhonda White Kathy White Stan Whiteford Laura Whiteway Penny Whitlock Loy Whitmire Cindy Widick Keith Wiesman ff ew Yi' Q, M Kathy Wilbanks Karen Wilburn Cindy Wilkerson Carla Williams Cindy Williams Dale Williams Mike Williams Susan Williams Mary Winfrey John Williams Randy Williams Susan Wimmer Gary Winham Dianne Wood Joan Wright Tim Wrighf Gerald Wyah Lauren York Diane Young Greg Zinn r ' Remaining Teachers Tuesdays and Thursdays caught us lonely, Not burdened by those thirty-odd headaches. but time was generally well-spent by department heads and wandering mentors. i Q , 'Y- Mr. George Sands, Biology, Science Dept. Chairman. Mr. Jim Smith, Gym, Head Football Coach. RN' YN XTX Sf .... Mr. David Vasey, Stagecraft. Mr. Steve Griffiths, Geometry, Algebra, High School Math. 3 if 1 es , ' Nurse zu , , Librarians Q. Surrounded by fhermomefers and bandaids I distinguished between The Sickies and the Skip-Outs. m:E.ii Well, did you eat a good breakfasf? Guardian of books, fi Vii' i Protecfor of magazines, Preserver of peace. Riding herd on college interviews and English research classes was more than a full-time iob. Mrs. Ann Nolan, Nurse. Mrs. Beverly Powell, Librarian. MVS- Eln0f0 B Yf-ml, Medic'- Custodians Left to Right: Bill Swanson, Steve Malone, Ed Kermoskey, Jack Swadley, Jim Greghorn, James Dilbeck, Mrs. Alta Mae Wilson, Elmer Pryor, Mrs. Ruth Thompson, Mrs. Delores Martin, Horace Dunaway, Assistant Building Superintendent, Bill Equels, Building Superintendent. Cafeteria Workers First Row: Edith Johnson, Bertha Norman, Nancy Anderson, Wanda Maxwell, Lillian Roberts. Second Row: Joy Leigh, Norma Rowe, Ann Hardesty, Ray Kennedy Phyllis Land. Third Row: Rosemary Hall, Colleen Gainey, Cora Parkins, Marlene Fowler. Florence Smith, Cafeteria Manager, Juanita Wade, Doris Dresden, Betty Irvine, Juanita Konkler. Gflice Workers --10-.1 ., ,tl ,A , ..4 '4 ,: X K A Mr!,,,ff'r. . -- - -W y f 'X It X f ,ff Wm? R N T M1 we A QS? Pat Houston, Donna Benson, Elsie Kuck. Elizabeth Walston, Pauline Duffey. lm! J' ,fm time wmllalif lliilllwl ,E Eileen Spivey, Johnnie Patton, Virgie Cochrane. .dk Earlene Bryant, Marilyn Goumaz. eff , -.,, , it Lu Etta Menton, Alice Adams, Barbara Reovis. fx-Q YQGAAE I ' 1,17 fvwiw Wx, gcijlff' 'k 1, Q ' T f f Lf I X Lai' A-H . ga N Q I W lj V ' XXL G, , OJ fy X Q W 3 Q J 5 l .9 Z f on f Q N MA! X x 4. 3 rl fb l U 3 51 my fy of 4 A Gu f' ,f , W f X52 ' . . X ,EAD Q ig I v MM . Q, I J Q 5 f . -Q g - :XA ' Rm fin: t N A M if i g 5 A ' ul 4 Us W b lpii5,12igj3?3L if ,hw gy 'w ' ' ' ' E 1 x Q Y ---fl' -Q if f F ' 7' 'A . , ,ff--l,, i A Y :.i - X E I 'Mb' ' ' 1 ' 'X k w a f xux w b i lf l f R N 'WM ' ' ' W .,,.faW i, JJM WM' Zag 2 0 Q F-3-..E.,,.a3Tf? Agw .i . - C gm, Mfwm ff im fqigwm C M' A fi 0 -ff It ,X I ' X..- f 'x w X K K x . 'f - ,.., f 5 1 -I' X I P x P 1 I n ,- , , x.. W . Q Q NX, N e .sz Q i 2f l N- X l 1 tl P 'fQ-if g 3 1 Qi Q . l5 . I 1 .. 3 t ,A l4i ili .wi PJ A-1.4 KK: LF' .,,,i gA Q . l ' ,W NA? f '- fi, 45315 i f l fx f K f ' k ' , ' I eff J ?Wll f . NfX1'q1f 57391 ' , ,Q , - -Q haw Three's a Charm All-Citg Football Our first opponent was McLain. Coach Smith unleashed the offensive attack, and as our defense pulled us over, we cleared the first hurdle with confidence. HALE -14 MCLAIN - 0 ln the Friday semi-finals, we were pitted against the Edison Green Weinies. The Eagles weren't as easy as we had anticipated and the clock helped put off the Eagle's final drive. HALE - 7 EDISON - O Rogers had defeated Washington, and the final stage was set. It was all there - the spirit, the drive, the people, and the ability. A fiery Ranger romp earned us the All-City title for the third consecutive year, giving us a triple crown. On top of making school history we had a lot more to be proud of - we were there HALE - 27 ROGERS --14 Cx -L...., ww Zh ' M ., ,. -5 ' ---E-1 'nn ' -V. ,V ' f - - ,,., . I ' I f, ,, ' ' Q. -1 , t .,,' t E . t ' 4- 5 t 1 . - V n s at 'M' 9? -m ' '11 fb-ff 'A'V f 5 A M 'Q ,M , g km thi mf f Q 451 1 M, 1 , -- , .-,ff,,f A D., U, Winning Isn't Evergthing Jr. Varsitg Football We worked as hard, perspired as much, they were bigger so we tried harder. What's the difference? They were Varsity, we were JUNIOR Varsity. Did that make any difference? Not to us anyway. Though our record didn't show it. So what? Someone has to lose. lt all balances anyway. It has to. After the season was over, we just looked to next year. After all, you can't lose 'em all. First Row: Mark Hamernick, Clark Findly, Charlie Findley, Mark Raines, Scoff Rankin, Willie Perez, Darrell Gum, Richard Ford, Wayne Templin, Marty Coughlin, Kerry While. Second Row: Mike Wimberly, Scot? Asher, Greg Moss, Mark Thrash, Larry O'Hair, Mark Harris, Terry Sagely, James Collins, Dale Brown, Jeff Slocum, Mark Kay, Max Herrera, Jay McDonald, Ronnie Bippus, Bobby Headrick. Third Row: J. D. Washburn, David Tomassi, David York, Phil Evans, Mike Embry, Keith Freeman, Gary Berg, Mark Bennefield, Jimmy Lefler, Marvin Caudle, Ricki Couri, Deando Johnson, Mike Roy, Randy Reed, Elgin Greenwood, Bryan Wiesman, Steve Elias, Red Land. ' , ' i ' ' r .,,,., if, V, ,. 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Varsitg Football Fresh, and with an All-City championship under our belts, our opener against Washing- ton was what we waited all week for - and what 12000 people came to see. Scoring once in the first period, and once in the second, Washington's 14-0 at halftime was about all they had. As we came out storming and steam- ing in the third, a new game took form. Stephens hit Grubb with a 27-yard touchdown package. The Hornets failed to get a single first down in the second half. Stephens came back in the fourth quarter with another touch- down pass, this one to Kauffman, and again our two-point conversion failed. A field goal attempt with 40 seconds was wide, and a Hornet g i ' fumble in the final seconds was recovered by 'A A- s sti' csis ,as A ' Mark Colclasure, but the ball was taken away A ,bi if i f , tg and given to the Hornets. A ' A t,.' c qbb. A ,g ' gl f Hale l2 Washington I4 A 5 First Row: John Lineback, Norman Pruitt, Rob Kauffman, Billy Grubb, Jim Carner, Neil Ramsey, Jeff Polk, Larry Arnold, Bruce Taton, Tom Dierker, Tom Stremme Randy Mclntyre, Mike Rollins. Second Row: Bubba Hoff, Harmon Welch, Norman Stevens, Steve Brady, Mark Brumble. .Jig First Row: Rick Powell, Mike McCurdy, Keith Weisman, Jerry Sutterfield, Robert Howard, Mark Colclasure, Gerald Wyatt, Gerald Oliver, Marty Coughlin, Chris O . . . . .i t 5, H ,V ,V Creekmore Kenn Stewart, David Bole , Rick Clement. Second R w. Jack Ro ers, 1 Y it Sill il ,,,. g it i it L ll' 'fill alll? Q 397 ,. l lllgilllfitji f z if.a5, Q eiii w - ,.,' F l i l i , liliifg '53 C 3 if 'i ieli wil is it V5 l :fl li 'E 2 t if f f 3 il eff, ,f., 7535 .f s , fl, Eli ' 'il 52 f 5 ' '. Qi: ,V Q ,', l , - f , A 'f ' 5355 2 ,iff .:,f.: -fii .iff - Y 2 ,4 fi, if f ff-if ifihlfl A if f E it V reii EMM C , , E' 1 5 E itjii 'fif . , A' y . lg ia 5 il .,, 1 V , , ,t,,. , ,V ,I I ., -' . fm ,,,, , i g ,,' , C, is ' if 1-1 1 , -' t , f ze ' aff: 5: 15 W ff ll we 'Sf' , - ..' 2 staffs? if ' ,- H --ii4iff,f, , , gfg j - , .. , , ,,,, - 1 Q5 'li WJ if Mark Keller, Loyd Capps, Jack Rackleff, Roy Harrison, Jeff Hubeli, Brad Ellis. Opening our annual rack-them-points-up contest against East Central with a sky of blue balloons, we penetrated through the buttery Cardinal defense, with Brumble scoring first, triggering a rapid fire succession of touchdowns. Rollins followed with a 25 yard scoring run from a Cardinal kick- off fumble. Stephens' aerial attack pushed his former Cardinal teammates back, as he personally scored twice. Even the defense got into the act, with Colclasure recovering a blocked Cardinal punt, scooping it up for a score, as the reserves infiltrated the second quarter. At halftime, we had a slight edge over the flawing red birds - a 35-0 score, and a 224 rushing mark up against -l O, with East Central still shucking for a first down. Hale 41 East Central 7 Ponca's Wildcats were undefeated on four counts. They were bigger than we were, but not smarter. Starting it off with Kauffman's 27 yard TD run, we didn't quit pounding till the clock ran out. The sky-high, lethal defense of Welsh, Grubb, Colclasure, Wyatt, and Brumble plagued the Wildcats both on the ground and in the air. With Brumble scoring, we led at halftime l 3-0, but remembered last year's turn-about we had given Ponca when they had the same score. Brumble blockbustered his way through to hit another score, and Roy Harrison snatched a Wildcat pass that led to Stephens' TD. Brumble capped the night's scoring with an impressive scramble, shattering Ponca with its first loss. Hale 34 Ponca City 0 Traveling away from the home turf of Skelly to La-Fortune set the battlefield on red clay against Memorial's red, white and blue cake-eating brigade. Scoring in the first quarter with a one- yard pushover from Brumble, the boards were immobilized until the third quarter when Brumble struck again, this time accompanied with a downfield block by Rob Kauffman, giving Brumble 7l yards home free, with a i3-0 lead. As if Brumble's l 56 yards of rushing were not enough, Rollins heisted a Charger pass, putting a devastating touch to Memorial's Homecoming. Zonking the team that had been picked by a certain Tulsa newspaper to be co-champs in the lndian Nation conference with us was the high point of the night, with the only downfall coming from a certain manager, who, by some odd chance, wound up at the bottom of a sewage ditch. Hale 20 Memorial 0 Illness, of an undetermined nature, hit its highest peak previous to the Rogers game. The invisible foe had sapped strength from both starting lines, and substitutes were everywhere. Bringing in a 3-0 record into the game, a victory would give us a berth in the State Play-Offs. A scoreless first half led to a pep talk from the Bear that put our goal into action. Bursting up the middle, Boley, substituting for Kauffman, plunged headstrong into the Roper defense, giving us a six point lead over Rogers. Brumble scored seconds later on a Roper fumble, scrambling fifty-eight yards into the end zone. The crowd of ten thousand strong watched on as we wrapped the ropes around Rogers. Stephens rolled on for two more scores, leaving Rogers tangled in knots. Hale 27 Rogers 7 With Brumble sidelined with a fractured wrist, his heir apparent was Kauffman, who wrecked the Eagle defense for three touchdowns. Homecoming had been moved from LaFortune to Skelly, where it should be, and it was Saturday night, making this game a special game at every angle. And we scored at every angle, whether it be in the air, onthe ground, offensively or defensively. Hoff intercepted an Edison pass, and scrambled 60 yards untouched. Stephens hit Bippus and Rollins for his two touchdown iewels, clearing away Edison's hopes and adding a special ingredient into a night that had mixed into it blue balloons, Queen Cathy, plucked Eagles, and a Ranger roast. Hale 39 Edison 20 35 510 W ibm 's 6 A week of rain had left its mark on Webster Stadium, where Central decided to play us instead of postponing the game which could be made up Saturday night, at Skelly. They said playing us in the mud would be to their advantage. It sounded crazy, but we'd play 'em anywhere - and beat 'em. An early field goal put the Braves in a 3-O lead, but the lead was cut short when Stephens connected with a familiar target, Bubba Hoff, for a 7-3 take-over. Stephens continued his pounding air attack, practically blowing up the Central defense. An 84 yard drive was capped with a 20 yard throw to Rollins. The defense had stifled the Brave's War Dance, and it being Halloween, we treated Central to a defeat. Hale l4 Central 3 Hitting the road toward the boring plains of Enid, the cool mixture of rain and wind seemed to dampen the spirits of everyone. Our buses of fans, following their usual routine, were late, some arriving seconds before the game began. The Plainsmen, battling for a play-off berth in the State Finals, perked twice in the first half, bringing to mind the mythical Enid curse, and to their locker room, a l2-O lead. Our third quarter score was brought about by Colclasure intercepting a Plainsmen pass, with Stephens taking it in. Penalties and the dogged strategy of Enid took us home with our lone conference defeat. Hale 6 Enid 21 ll NBER5 f-.1-w A battle against the Scots of McClain was set as our last game of regular season play. Putting up one touchdown in the first quarter, and a second quarter, we took a l4-O lead into the half-time. A stirred up Scot offense and defense made the second half a lot rockier than we had anticipated. Scoring once in the fourth, then driving all the way to our eight yard line, time ran out for the Scots, as our iniury list seemed to perk up again, this time taking center Jeff Polk and receiver Bubba Hoff. Brumble had returned, displaying a large bandage on his iniured wrist. The season had ended on a 7-2 record. Now for the State Championship Title . . . Hale T4 McClain 7 Scrambling onto the turf that had so many of our victories embedded in it, the quarter-finals had us put up against Altus, a team that everyone was trying to guess where they came from. Strangers to us, but not to the game of football. A first quarter Bulldog lead led to a 7-7 tie at the half. Stephens put the attack to the sky, his passes complete on almost every account. The Stephens-Bippus formula was put into effect, and the third quarter ended with a I4-14 reading. A fourth quarter Altus attack resulted in a 20-l 4 score, with four minutes to go. But Brumble came through, galloping a two yard measure, and along with Welsh put us in the lead with a 21-20 score. Then the Strangers struck . . . Woefully, the fans on both sides feared the outcome, with ten seconds left, Altus set up for a field goal that went perfectly through the posts. The bellowing fog horn marked the end of the game, end of a season, end of a team. Our duty accomplished, we strayed away, each absorbing the season in his own way, but all being able to say, we were there. Hale 21 Altus 23 State Champions Cross Countrg f ,rq,.:h,ag,W-,haf to -W 72,1614 ' 1 f f ' - gw1Ef2f,,:'ii 'T' I. ,ew , ,, if 1 : f- 1:-, f12f:'41g,3H,igaf:,:m,-'z-N , ,W , , , ,,:'g-,, Q P i First Row: Steve Sager, Wayne Hill, David Dixon, Bruce Allen, Keith Ishmael, Bob Ladd, Paul Swanson. Second Row: Mike Brown, Doug Biziack, Doug Barnes, Steve Tindle, Mike Holcomb, Brad Honeyman, Brent Barron, Coach Chowins, Terry Harper, Steve Wallace, Don Hardway, Dennis Hoppis, Tim Dees, Darrell Gum, Robert Crouch, Craig Steen. As the sun set in its western abode, our thirty weary bodies finished a long trek. During the daily work-outs, five miles a day was our prescription. When our iourney was completed, Coach Chunk was pleased more often than not. At each race the impossible had to be endured if we were to emerge victorious. And that we did, though there was no school body to support our actions. Nine victories against no defeats in duels was our record despite the sparse encouragement, proving what we already knew, that our will and determination could accomplish anything we desired. ln August we started putting all rules into but one statement. Give all you got, and then some. The leaves turned gold and fell, but we did not. We kept to our rule, preparing ourselves for Coach's final goal, to take the State Championship once again Don't call us locks, call us individuals. 'kwnfijfl The duels were tough but the invitationals were the meat of the action. The invitationals were McLain l2ndl, Midwest City l4thl, Bartlesville l5thl, Edison l3rdl, Rogers ll stl, and OSU i2ndl. ln late October the Conference meet came, passed, and we placed second. At Area we slipped by in tough action to capture fourth place. Then in the second week of November, on a very chilly and wet Saturday morning, we greeted the Day of Judgment. After trudging three miles through soggy grass we listened nervously for the results. Then the loud-speakers blared out, Nathan Hale, State Champions. 2 N-Q.,ff , ' ,ig Q ,pg , fr-ww-f' - ' tx: L ,Lgv ,-X if gi' . izQ . Hole 19' V ' HGV? 1 l1 QQQ Hale Hole 1 fHole 1b lf ,Webster Wrestling Anyone for a banana split or a Gamby roll? We doubt it, because as all wrestlers know, these were maneuvers most difficult to perfect. And along with more holds, locks, and escapes to learn we had to increase our stamina and determination, because when you're on the mat you pray for the end of those grueling six minutes. Even though our audiences may not have known how to score us, they knew that in this sport, the little man counts as much as the big man. But despite our efforts, it was a so-so year, iust more sweat and matches to be won. ...si-N-N...-4 ,M s , c ,, s i y nl W ,K kr ,,, X i 163 fi fvfwf ' Q , , . R l Q. l ,,,.. , l - f wwmwmc f fi. 122 L f 1, W is 'li , . 1? 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Second Row: Norman Clark, Yancy Thompson Cyndi Hammett Third Row Scott Vickers, Mike Isaacson, Don Roberts, Trish Henson, Chris Mattix, Tom Rowe, Jeff Slocum. Fourth Row: Nadine Stem Alan Benton Mike Hill Clayton Cagle Coach Gill, Mark Keller, Ed Matthews, Steve Newstrom, Karen Cartwright. imming Jflflle, A? 41 ?l:lCfl5r' 60 rcii rtr P31 T fllfilii 30 T351 girdle 58 ,,e,,, . v. Mwfsier Rf-ilqys T T is it Q Bartlesville C legeQ T fwl'lale 3b Barlletsqyille Sooner ' 1lZlCll'il lYl.0'Sf?f1Q, 'G f , F43 fPwr+oi,,Reia,a5+4srZ jgHale' T4 6lTf Muiogeg C420 ?HGl8 'L 1424 Sill srl? ,, ,. T. Hale 37 Me Yrorial All-City 4th 5 Conference 2nd A 46 1 W ,ryrr ,,, State Finals 8th ' J , ,f 1- fi 'Q-li? ' ,exe . 2 P fi if fi r . 5 M ' '77 ,,'f'J:' , w ' ,i 5QE2EE',fz H' gig M'M11wv':W W f M ,Wg , 'V fe M 2 'mlwm ,, . , . , i ,,,, H gsm. Af, WN' M. 55VZrsgfs Mee r, ,. 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But don't forget our divers who helped pull us to the depths of another winning season. 1: gig .rt -dk S ., --,iw .fs i gb.. me v L TN? ,,- uf? J All-Citg Basketball On the first night of action we passed the test. Rogers fell before our might. On the second evening we fought hard, and it was close, but McLain emerged victorious. First place being put beyond our reach, we finished the best we could, grasping third, by defeating Central. Defeat was bitter, but revenge was better. 31 5 Q 5 mf I r f M., .10 vw' S ,s . ,1Qemq,,,,,,,, fffgydw AH-City ' Basketball af121 Hgdl9 76 1 1 Rogers' Hole 47 McLaig1 Hale 58 Cenfrql Jr. Varsitg Basketball Starting the season with a carefree attitude, each game became a little more important. Playing 'token' defense against the Varsity in one practice, ldoes anybody know what token defense is?J then having another workout of our own afterwards. 'Broken Arrows' and 'The Stairs' became our constant companions. They taught us that games truly are won in the practice gym. It's how you play the game that counts. We played to win, and win we did. With but one blemish on our shiny record, we were living proof that the J.V. game meant something too. A team full of Varsity 'rejects' we enioyed a team closeness that few athletes experience. There is no 'I' in 'team' and there was no place for individuals on our team. A prayer led us into each game. A prayer not for victory, but for a game that God too could be proud of. We hope He was, we were. 'White's Alright! K.C. or Club?!!' We were there . . . C i 'ggi-A - ,. Sophomore Basketball Sophomore team: First Row: Dana Moore, Joey Hood, Steve Knowlden, Mark Hamernik, Scott Schmoll, Jay McDonald, Karen Vanscoy. Second Row: Wayne Jenkins, Brad Bowers, Steve Wright, Kevin Jones. Third Row: Dale Brown, Bob Maiors, Coach Bewley. A new coach and a team's first year together made for a season of ups and downs. A year of a few wins and a few losses, all we wanted was a chance to show our stuff. Running until our tongues were dry and shooting until our fingers were numb, iconditioning and shooting win games don't they?l. We learned that what you lack in size you can make up for in hustle. We built our ability and our character, and maybe we had a little fun too. But iust think, next year - Coach Rep! We'll be there . 1 1 l I Jr. varsity: First Row: Greg Spillman, Norris Hughes, Dan King, Larry Baker, Zack Zachery, Bruce Taton. Second Row: Kent Halfast, Kerry White, Tom Dierker, Kenny Stewart, Randy Walner, Coach Replogle. ,IQ Q hip. N -iv ffv f I QM , First Row: Kevin Sarfell, Sieve Sf. Clair, Eric Green, Tom Hughs, Philli Smith, Randy Padek, Calvin Jacobs. Second Row: Coach Knapp, Jay Albert, Kurt Zachary Bruce Taton, Larry Arnold, Rob Kauffman, Coach Replogle. EF' r i I :Yr . 3 wx rd Y i if ', L Q rf K ' Yr , ,f ,inf ' , Qui- ., F , ,- mt. f , 'gf B f iv Varsitg Basketball Coming off a somewhat meaningless All-City we weren't sure of what to expect of each other. For the fan the season began in early December, but for the player it started in September. A peak and valley season preceded the Midwest City Tournament. Sometimes we looked like the conference front-runner we were picked to be and at other times we looked like our record. We looked forward to the three-day tournament at Midwest City but only came away with hardware, the loser's bracket trophy. 2 sy 5 i 5, 11 fu... gxli Rr' ' 'ii Trying to find the winning combination, we entered the backstretch of our season. Defeat was bitter, victory elusive. We suffered a little more than our share of bad breaks. But revenge was Oh so Sweet! The Chargers never knew what hit them. Playing for ourselves and those appreciated spirited few that attended our contests, we gave l00 per cent per game Q50 in the first half and 50 in the secondl. Win or lose, we always came out of the locker room smiling, with an eye out for the girl we winked at from the bench. We're like no other breed. 120, ,-55. f-Qs'?'w6ziSs41w r ,Qs Sig' 'EA M K x L. , K , ,,,, . K in wk ' f 1 X 1 E vcrsiasg ' Q ,. ,WA', , AW'A V H l1 A -,--, ' b'L ,, ., V ,Z , 55 J : ., i . : K ' Us 83 sf :F en ml 67 f-:ff-W fll f gf W ,.. , ww . U ' Wqshingfonff' b ': A , , ' 'A ':1'1 '- I L . h ' ,g? ' Ponca , ,,', If WX, A 16 Norman , 53 Q GST CNY 58 K W 'f 5 ' . .V,V, K ,, x 65 ffffifli ,,,,,,, ,lz ,, .W,,, 5, ,,,..,, ,,,, W ' , i:L: M 9 ,,, my - 4' ' ' I ' my ' , - Y ,,, 0 ' M ,, 64 Memorial 63 . f Golf We were off and driving to a new season, heads down, clubs up. Avoiding all the eagles and birdies, we still played a decent round. We learned that golf balls don'tfloa1' on water traps and don'1 sink in sand traps. A ff! X Left fo Right: Robert Lindsey, Mike Hulse, Roy Harrison, Gene Holder, Terry Trimble, Coach Knapp, Scott DeGeer, Steve Lower, Steve Grosh, Kevin Fleming, James Hogan, Kurt Slagle. First Row Byron Sims Steve Huff Rick Kimball David Giacometti Byron Canfield Second Row Coach Replogle Larry Davied, Ron Mayfield, Dale Farmer, Bruce Tennis Whose serves were more powerful than a locomotive? Whose feet were faster than a speeding bullet? Ten supermen we're not, but with perseverance, from the cold days of February to those hot summer months, we thought our skills outnumbered our faults! -we-........., XJ Ken Agee, Bruce Allen, Doug Barnes, Jim Benz, Tony Bradley, Mike Brown, Jim Corner, Rick Couri, Robert Crouch, David Dixon, Rusty Duncan, Rick Gragg, Darrell Gum, Kent Halfast, Don Hardway, Richard Harris, Wayne Hill, Mike Holcomb, Mike Honeyman, Dennis Hoppis, Mike Kelly, Bob Ladd, David Mendoza, Felix Moeker, Mark Morrisett, Steve Newstrom, Mike Scott, Craig Steen, George Sullivan, Melvin Smith, Doug Talbert, Steve Tindle, David Tomassi, Mike Wehmeyer, Tim Wright. .wif W .L gaze ,f K' - Track From discus throwing to long distance running, we were the most versatile of athletes. We had gals among us, proving for all to see, that you don't have to be male to have muscles. And with Coach Chunk plus Big Beard, who could go wrong. Throughout the second semester we iumped our hurdles and completed another fine year. iv' U M Girls participating in track: Coach Beard, Lynn Weisman, Judy Norfhrup, Susan Jordan, Vonnie McGilbray, Mary Booker, Sherri Doshier, Madeline Buitink, Edie Allen, Kim Cousens, Brenda Bates Sandra Agee, Lesa Sadler. is ,in-w'A '.', 1 -f -i ,,,.., 4' 1 '1 g ' .,,, . A ,i l B ii B gg ,,,,,,, A hi . -,,,,,, .N,.,,, WW- ' ilrim ,Ky f ' ,la J., K ' V h , ' ,Q rf, - E . , i , gf , 5 ! :V -,5 .H . i , , , 10 - 1 -- , ' 'ii Lf' 2 A Q- ,W Yr-Z 45937, .-Y 5 1, f fm N Vyg h A, ,.., ' V,'V I t Baseball lf only Abner Doubleday could have seen us. We played the game the way he meant for it to be played. Suicide squeeze, double play, hit and run and pick-offs we mastered it to perfection. We were also pretty good at hitting students when they walked past the field at 2:45. Practicing in the gym when the weather was bad we had the traditional grounder contest, an error meant push-ups. No wonder Humphrey's so strong. Coach Schaub, said hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to doin sports. Nobody argued, the man can bench press a Volkswagen. The usual baseball chatter of Come babe, come now, Two in the mud one kicking, Rock and fire, and We want a pitcher not a belly itcher was replaced with Way to go Speedo, Robbieee, and Get the ball Jimbo. A spring sport? Then how do you explain our games getting cancelled because of four inches of snow. We sat in the dugout and wondered, Did those girls come to see us play or do they have this thing for our third-base coach? COUNTRY! .f ., , . ,', f . wg f,A,s 154--. C Q s L G., J -. ,lf I . , ?,t'-:Law .W A '1 1 ef.-w.Qx z -A-:iii - if i fi f.w.f-, . -. .,. ,,l,, ,..r ,4 ,y , , , 1, v, ,.' .v,vy,,,,. U .',,'lV,-y,,..'V .. fyffr - ,JH ' 1.1, ,- ', .41 .-j.ff1.'f4,-,.1 L -'L. f,,.,,2f': . ' ' ' - f - 'f x ., X, N I kr. . .A-, -A , e . , f 1 L. 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Mr. Mike Beard, B-Team Football, Track. Mr. Mike Eddy, B-Team Football. Mr. Tommy Thompson, B-Team Football Mr. Gary Bewley, B-Basketball. A., , , it at '- . -'ifE':'?i Mr. Wally Knapp, Head Basketball and Golf. E 'QW' sf 'X N ' f:. Mr. Glenn Chowins, Head Cross Country, Track. Mr. Joe Chamberlin, Head Wrestling. Mr. Ken Hensley, Head Baseball, Ass't Wrestling. Mr. Woody West, Athletic Director. Mr. Steve Schaub, Ass't Baseball, B-Baseball. iff: tm, , I x Y - V. ! 3 1 l P i , k 'ff :leg 1 -fmt: My -1' o N MA n. W K-Ng' s , 'f 1' f I X I x 1 X I Y-f'x'NJf' ' 4 5 9 IL N .gif -'M K mx, i . ,,1,,,z7ffQ , ms ' Cf 4 1 - ,f 4 f.--...I Q: . , -,, ---i K Q , ' ---f-- fr-' 4 1' ., 8 i 4 , 5 , . fg ,, EW ' Q ' W W .H VM K' 'fa 1 .fi M i ' C l W! 2 ,, -W-i ff AA--'i' I 9-T: 'f .11 .. f 1 A XV K I L A V ' , WW , , XX wx NM ff L fig?-f1i.2f, 9 , I M A . N . Vkfv A ATM-- Ll. W xXV,f ,Z -fin.. r s ' ff' may-1 K . NWAJ fwm VMMXVV-f 5 t I x ,.. 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Ours was simply a story of laughter, song and dance, our own taste of Zeigfield, struggling in order to survive, struggling in order to shine. N-. Q fi x if ! QX ,,,,...-an-A 'Ci x Wmmm o f A E A ,1 ,, 9' ,XJ 'W Q .mg Af fr- W wif -QQ . . I i 1 Mg- - wr if-- ' . ' 2, R 4 K, NMX w 5. -93 -- Wa.. , Www Junior Plag I 3 f You Can t Take It With You We were twenty gitted actors making our grand debut in another complex love affair, making up for no sophomore play with this dazzling production. But with all the profits we collected, the moral of our play still rung out When you die, you can't take it with you. Penelope Sycamore . . . Essie .......... Rheba ........ Paul Sycamore . . . Mr. De Pinna . . . Ed ........... Donald ......... Martin Vanderhof . Alice .......... Henderson ..... Tony Kirby ..... Boris Kolenkhov. . . Gay Wellington . . . Mr. Kirby ...... Mrs. Kirby .... G-Man .... Jim ......... Olga ......... Student Director . . Actors . . . .Pam Mehew Debbie DeShazo . .Roberta Taillon . . . . .Kevin Potts . .Phillip Flowers . . .Bruce Painter . . ...John Rule . . . . .James Tyra . .Susan Strance . .Tom Kahmann . . . . .Steve Wise Christopher Biggs . . .Teddy Zaring . . . .Paul Hickling . .Emily McCright . . . . .Mike Calvert . . . .Greg Spillman . . . . . . .Davie Weaver . . .Angela Pierce Directed by Donna Nance MgM5Ei- WANYQ. KILUAN 'MM WSFQWE x I F , 11 , ,,,, Wi li i, fall? ll ,lf i Q Musical South Pacilic After nearly a month of evening work-outs and voice strain, the azure curtain unveiled two enchanting evenings of grease paint and romance in the South Pacific. Our voices soloed out where Mrs. Carver's prompting couldn't help us. But when the last spotlight had dimmed and we were left standing alone, we knew we had something left that Nellie Forbush couldn't wash out of her hair Bloody Mary couldn't sing out of hers, and Luther Billis couldn't swindle out of his. . . that insidious fraternity that crept in during the curtain calls, that bound us together under a hard duress and starry success. QEQQESSKH' 5 1 if me l Q g,1,' Speech Arts Plag Harveg The gem ofthe 1974-1975 productional year. Sparkling with a cast of four seniors delivering their last performances, four iuniors making their second debuts, and four sophomores who lust didn't know better. Boring rehearsals? With Leehan's wet pants, Graff's ever-present grin, ci near brawl with stagecraft, a Jimmy Stewartish Elwood, Ron's everflowing curses, and an invisible rabbit leading us through weeks of rehearsal, our funny moments of clowning around were actually too many in number to get away with. Seen by the largest crowd in over four years, ticket sales zoomed past six hundred. Sure, we boasted, but we called it good foresight - after all, we had a good rabbit to pull out of the hat. N 'av 3 . l I ef Myrtle Mae Simmons Veta Louise Simmons Elwood P. Dowd . . . Mrs. Chauvenett . . . Mrs. Johnson .... Miss Kelley .... Actors fi . . . . . Davi Weaver . . . .Stacy Thomason .. . ...Jim Fields . . . .Debbie Hale . . . . Kari Groves . . .Roberta Taillon Mi - fi fl? Q s fm ,ff Wilson ....... Dr. Sanderson . . . Dr. Chumley . . . Mrs. Chumley . . . Judge Gaffney . . . Cab Driver ...... Student Director. . . Student Director . . . Technical Director . . . . . Bruce Painter . . . Kelly Smythe .......RonDee . . . .Emily McCright . . . .Brian Leehan ... . .Don Graff . . . . . . .Kari Groves .....................BrianKimbrough ........................DavidVasey Directed by Donna Nance ., ,M fi if if, ,I - 336 7, , 1' in D Girl The pigynacle of theatrics at Hale. Putting on afplay abdigit every actolfiis dreams - W X Hollywood. As the curtains parted on opening night, they officially closed our five weeks of crammed rehearsal in which we practiced to be somebody else for two twilight performances. We were the ones who missed the cues, forgot the lines, smuggled cokes into the auditorium, conquered theiflu, and popped pain pills. Apathy? Who cares! We raked in a profitable crowd and accepted for our pay the tribute we had worked, fought, laughed, and cried for - a standing ovation. o J x K 'FL Reginae Aq uae We were twenty-two bathing beauties, preparing the whole year for one really big extravaganza. You may think that's rather crazy, working all that time for a couple of shows in March. Well, if you saw the show you'd know it was worth every bit of that water we swallowed. We proceeded with practice fifth hour every day of every week each school day, under the guide of advanced swimming. With Coach Wheaton guiding our movements we were indeed, translated from Latin, Queens of the water. Mary Beth Sumner, Melanie DoRemus, Celia Stall, Teresa Peacock, Shelly Schumacher, Dana Lower, Donna Blatchford, Mary Bess Sands, Roxanne Stall Kathy Walker, DeAnne Gimlin, Carol Cecil, Karen Gimlin, Carla Smith, Sandra Cook, Becky Ballint, Teresa Littleiohn, Tara Templin, Teresa Czia, Dianne Wood, Kelly McQuiddy, Mary Winfrey, Lisa Steele. 1 ...4.........i S 5 ..,....... ...-a-.Q A... Hale Marching Hundred Whatever anybody said, they couldn't argue against the fact that at least we were the most audible group in the school. The first question anyone asked about us was Who all gets in HMH? We're everyone in the instrumental department except violins and the like. Some of us made up the Jazz Band and a lot of us were in symphony, and some us, well, we were just us. So it goes. We unfurled the first silks Hale spectators had seen in our marches. A lot of people assumed that we had exactly lOO marchers. For your information, it was more like 120, five score for you Abe Lincoln fans. During those freezing days in the fall, we got to school at 6:45. Why? We cared. Supreme rivalry was achieved between Blue-Silver. But to prevent stirring up emotions we won't mention that Blue won. The big event, the Cotton Bowl, was achieved by raising money in a myriad of ways. New Years in Dallas was spent at a hotel party, followed by obscene phone calls from a certain sax player. Finally topping the year off, Carolyn Schad was christened Miss Nahaban. .. Q 'kg W' , WX if Q 5 gg, 1 48 ,if .K :N ,X ,. , A , U yd . L Q5 .3 5 ,, ,Q 6 UQRVHSUQ 0 So Qfzsxgie 4 'Q Q! 0 Eafiaf 5 9 8' ei! ' E, jf QNNQ 'L Q9 fe m xLL. W M34 X r A V- m Y V QV' V Q m it 'f X, if ' if , vf pg ff Q ty ff- xr if ali W 4 R , 56 X r ff Q . f .. X f ' f ' K ' '. 5 - -1- s .L f ' 0 Lx .'. E M .' 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Sgmphong Band Seniors: Don Best, Julie Birch, Clara Brantley, Bryan Burdick, Debi Culmer, Debbie Deen, Huck Flinn, Margie Green, Pam Hannah, Dana Herring, Gary Jenkins, Jim Johnson, David Marple, Robin McNally, Carol McVay, Chuck Miller, Dirk Morris, Tom Nunn, Kathleen Parks, Neal Pascoe, Christy Smith, Teresa Steele, Phil Tall- man, Maury Tindle, Cheryl Webb, Diane Wood, Joan Wright. Juniors: Bill Barbero, Rick Barnes, Susi Coleman, Dave Crawford, Cheryl Davis, Gary Evans, Tim Fletcher, Tom Hughes, Carolyn Jones, Barbara McLaughlin, Karen Matthews, Chris Mattix, Larry Meyer, Jim Ray, Jeanne Reeves, Tom Rowe, Janet Staves, Tina Vaughan, Scott Vickers, Meredith Wallace, Suzanne Wehmeyer, Mike Wilburn, Don Williams, Neal Wofford, Nancy Young. Sophomores: Eric Allen, Jan Arm- strong, Jan Brackett, Kibbie Campbell, Camille Castle, Maurica Clyma, Danny Facker, Shelly Grove, Margaret Hamlett, John Johnson, Diane Long, Becky Nichols, Gayla Pogue, Michelle Richards, Robert Sager, Juli Smith, Marilyn Spencer, Mark Woodard. , Ranger Band eniors: Terry Bridges, Kathy Duke, Bob Mattox, John Roach. Juniors: Chuck Brashears, Bobby Clark, Patty Clark, Debbie Forrest, Carl Fusick, Karen Gimlin, Deb- ie Johnson, Craig Lamb, Rex Lierly, Connie Light, Diana Limerick, Margie Lloyd, Debbie McCarty, Kelly McQuiddy, Gary Manring, Bruce Parker, Kevin Potts, ichard Powell, Julie Roads, Debbie Simons, Danny Stricker, Patty Thurman, Kerry White. Sophomores: Julie Beights, Brett Biesemeyer, Russ Boosa, Byron Canfield arty Carpenter, Carol Chitwood, Laura Cook, Jeff Davis, Larry Dierker, Kit Dixon, Melanie DoRemus, Bruce Gainey, Kevin Hardison, Max Herrara, Debra Jacobs nita Johnson, John Karstetter, Rick Kellenberger, Kathy Kelly, Jeff Kouns, Scott Malloy, Alice Millard, Susan Mitchell, Julia Parker, Greg Peevy, Monica Pickett, ary Pinkerton, David Pool, Cathy Reynolds, Cindy Roberts, Brent Schumacher, Gene Slater, Kenny Smith, Rikki Stem, Shian Stough, Scott Tomlinson, Becky hite, Ted Whiteway. 1 WWW' ,ff ,, fm K , ? M 122 ' I v 5 ' i I ZF f x I ez E , 4 X 0 .6 ,ta X ...H ' ' 4 bow ' 1 ..,....t. kms, E- I , 91,,m 1 www ,f ix W 'S , WH x ,,5,...,. 1 43 40 ,gi S S?-an Q x 5 , . ,wx 1 uf, ai!! .W xi V ' 'ul -, ff? K f ,.... aux I , 35 3 1 a ww MQ. fy'-5, ,,q4',5v f 1 K -Inf , , ,f ., W ,am f,, ,W....,.,,.Q,,,.A,f.,,', , ,, fm, - if Mv- O .Q my .J ,-1 , nun. if A ' as-, ,, Z 1 1 JXQLXZF ee Choralettes A sprawling group of individuals. Varying personalities that somehow glued into one, and took us to town . . literally. From the Camelot to Children's Medical Center, we warbled our way into TuIsa's t inner ears. ., ,,.-ff , X gsiwr We even got our own production of ft South Pacific. From lowly Choralettes to head in the clouds Concert, we earned the term Performers g Besides, who else in town washed their way to Galveston? Nora Bluebird, Lisa Brians, Kim Brown, Camilla Castle, Joanie Chapman, Shawna Cheney, Debbie Cherry, Rhonda Cornwell, Shannon Cox, Nancy Eustice, Diane Graham, Cathy Harris, Suzie Hicks, Debi Hill, Vanessa Howell, Diane Ishmael, Janet Morey, Denise Quillan, Jan Reavis, Terri Russell, Maria Paz. 212 y 'll' is tif 1 na., A. A Capella Lorna Capps, Phil Cook, Tom Cox, Mike Goodman, Pam Grandpre, Shirley Hardway, Randy Jenkins, Derek Johnson, Linda Judd, Marsha Kammeyer, Kathy Mead- ows, Pam Mehew, Cindy Morrison, Ruth Morse, Darrell McKinney, Greg Nelson, Jim Peterson, Jeanne Simpson, David Stockwell, Pat Thomas, Penny Whitlock. l y, Chris Niemeyer, Julie Ratlitf, Lynn Rowe, Jon Schweikhard, Phi S St V k Terrill, Betty Thomas, Steve Tindle, Janet Umphrey, Lauretta Watt C dy B d G I B nett, Jay Berry, Jan Brook, Larry Downy, Susan Durham, Gay Ezzell, Paul Hickling, Sam Loveall, Beck Maddox, Vicki Magnuson, ike y M I Smith, Mandy Spencer, Roxanne Stall, Richard Stolley, Debbie Starnes, S. Concert Choir 5 5 O QB We 3 MK-PSQHKSPEE NE Em KRRLXS NPQ JN E'l9Q5Oggg??1 EX 'xggxlgxwfggxt Eb -IDU wxg 533333 Q N559 Q xlfixvmfnk o W N R UF 3 Q .gt 5 O6 bv? Seated: Charles Dierker, editor, Tina Walters, Tony Campbell, Mark Brooks, Karne Blessing, Karen Cooper, Linda Judkins. Standing: Ed Meyer, Mrs. Tillman, spon- sor, Carla Weiche, Cheryl Phelps, Vince Hightower, Randy Tucker, Stephen Thcmphson, Brian Frost, Cindy Cease, Paul Swanson. Lone Ranger Staff We did it! Even though the staff rarely stayed in the room for an entire class, we published the Lone Ranger fourteen times, including our gala l2-page Christmas edition. Our editor-in-chief was a rookie, the layout editor was a pacifist, the head photographer. . . well, he tried. As the year progressed, we learned more about newspapers, composition, photography, and each other. When the quality improved, the emotions rose. We escaped the yelling and screaming by leaving early to get an ad .1er'rr rf , ... i f if in 1 I T Wk .. WX .0 or by hiding behind the closed doors fivi of the prayer or dark rooms. We tossed out tradition when it was convenient, had our Christmas party at Peppe's, wt- we sa.. . and outlawed poetry, especially Tony's. The trips to the Broken Arrow printer were scorned by teachers and students alike. if Ever got three parking tickets in one day? We managed to publish in spite of the printer. Lone Ranger was a part of us, a way of life during the year. Without it, we might have retained our sanity, but we could never have known this school in the special way we now perceive it. iq., mm 20 O8 Patriot We played basketball in the halls and dreamed up Missions iust to be out running around. That was us, all right. Twenty-one iokers and two sophomores. But ninety percent of the time the gags were all that stood between us and Vinita. lt wasn't easy to pluck out the events that could symbolize this year. So we burned the midnight tungsten and sacrificed our holidays. Cathy Carey, Editor When the copy didn't fit and the pictures wouldn't crop, we lust cried on our French Fries and tried again. We soon realized that we couldn't please everyone. So we tried to please ourselves. Nothing came easy. Except crises, that is. No matter what precautions we took, deadlines always caught us off guard. Or out in the halls. Indeed, quote the master, lt's deadline time again, and they're all gone! Cindy Potter, Business Manager X XL Jim Fields, Productions Greg Stiver, Layout Editor, Sports, Art Jeff Hubeli, Photographer F Nanci Laney, Organizations Lorrie Eustace, Administration, Faculty Debbie Andrasko, Honors, Faculty, Cover it Nancy Andrasko, Junior Section -in,-I Ed Meyer, Head Photographer Jeff Gaughcm, Senior Section Darrell Feck, Photographer 'I Jeff Kendall, Sports. Marvin Caudle, Sophomore Section Barbara Barnes, Copy Editor Tim Afeld, Sports z ,rfegqyiwf It fa if at Mike Calvert, Sports Jim Long, Sports 'x Greg Spillman, Sports Editor Mark Blacketter, Photographer .ear S -- ' ' I I l K':,- , r'---, V' -:K',:- 1 '.:: it :-' W . rA:pt,t1 it ttt A 't -- l -. kk . a Wttt ppppr - S .,. '.,, r I S o'r1 o p mf, . ttpo E . .1,-' L I I. E, 5 ' t'tt . g tl? f otpp g Ifi A h f 55 . 5 - rpot x 5, W jg b if ' X ...I t- . ...t- - :asa ' . 5, ...., . Cindy Culver, Sophomore Section Bill Krywicki, Faculty Editor ,,, 4, M WW fl i A1441-f-ff 2 Greg Connor, Copy Spirit of 75 Donna Blatchford, Secretory: Terri Miller, Treosurerf Denise Duke, President: Pom Megill, Jr. Spirit Chairman, Donna Martin, Soph. Spirit Chczirmong Mrs. Sally Crow ford, Sponsor. N. b t so ' ' ' '- x L. I Q '- - - .. :'- . s Qxti .. s W ggfg x f: J NS is .X sw ss. W ' -- ORWICY. ..--4- .. 'tltiWf:J :fl ' i ' .' K Ns. Nothing escaped the spirited paintbrush. W-t 'r It poxed the halls with familiar slogans. And fired the crowds along stadium walls. A It branded players' houses and crept into their bedrooms. Not even the locker room was sacred. But those mysterious signs which cropped up over night Weren't any products of spontaneous generation. No, Pablo Picasso had nothing on us. 2 4 W 'HYYWWY '94 Q Y ' we -7 e --- Tm , , 1 M Q H sst ttt t it yys, , , A 1 if ,, , sstttts is Mt M, , t stttttt Wag 8 f' i t 7 E ,, i ,gl l A , i ag A SOQG0 +O+e f 311376156 22 T 2 Rock! +OOmP'fsi i 1 Left to Right: Tammy Stremple, Susanne Flemming, Sherry Wamsley, Darlene Ashmore, Karen McFerran, Margret Nelson, Terri Beard. Football Cheerleaders We enjoyed the profits of hard work by placing high in competition, but our common problems made us close. After all, we suffered the ridicule of some of our peers, learned the threat of weekly incidentals, and occasionally had to vie with the band lust to be heard. And no longer did our pleated skirts and lettered sweaters earn us that junior-high social status. But we always pulled through with our senses of humor and optimism intact. So give us along, H-A-I-L R-A-N-G-E-R-si Front: Carol Wasson, Annette Fisher, Kim Arnett. Back: Janet lng, Ann Turner Basketball Cheerleaders We covered Basketball and Wrestling. Not quite so prestigious a chore as football cheerleading. The crowds were smaller, and the gyms echoed. But the spirit was the same, the games iust as good. We had a hard time making it to all the games, and out of five, each one of us counted. But what really counted was the feeling we got. We knew it was good. I ffl, Ifg, YJ Health Careers We're dedicated to life, liberty, and health. We looked to the future, and saw that the medical field was getting more and more specialized. We found the things that interested us and learned about them, preparing us to help, at some later date, some sick soul. Patriet-tes New uniforms and shiny shoes. Our blue and gray pom-poms declared us Patriettes. We learned Hail to the Rangers by heart in Sunday afternoon practices. We came before the crowds each Friday evening and performed dutifully at each and every football game. Even if we never quite won top billing, we at least left our footprints in the turf of fall, 1974. 1 r' e 1 First Row: James Johnson, Tom Nunn, Debbie Forrest, Debbie McClendon, Karen Mullikin. Second Row: Anita John son, Sherri Resetz, Linda Jerome, Tina Lucas, Suzanne Wehmeyer. Third Row: Hugh Kaiser, Lynn E. Seaton. I1 H XJCJ Jw First Row: Ann Metevelis, Kay Adair, Susan Poplawski. Second Row: Jan Reavis, Cindi Barrett, Sharon Bailey. Wg 'Z' First Row: Harpo Smith, David Tomassi. Second Row:Bob Ladd, Neil Ramsey, Mike Bradley, Bruce Humphrey, Jerry Sutterfield, Chris Creekmore. Third Row: Sponsor Rod Goodsell, David Dixon, Richard Harris, Jim Benz, Mark Brooks, Mike Hulse, Jeff Hubeli. FCA Drinks, laughs, and snacks for Christians? Yes, every Thursday night we met for an hour or so. Our sole fsoul?l purpose was just to get together and rap about almost ANYTHING. We met in various homes including Rod's pad. We didn't feel obligated to do any school services, so we could get things off our chests And break down social barriers. 7 fff- -41 - w a Q-4,:L,z 2-ft sf-1 -. ' 1-vm. -'-- Q fa M, r- My ' , ' S 3 .. , 3 . . 'e e' , ,y , ,.., ,L L,1,, .. Al,m,h,,,, ., , , . , , . V. Keg Club T In days of apathy we were thriving. Hippies and Jocks working for the school? Yes, we're the ones who brought the one and only CHEEZ PAREE. We also sponsored one hot BONFIRE, as well as the BATTLE OF THE BANDS. Busy you say, well that's not all. With all dough we raised, we contributed lOO bucks, one tenth ofa grand, to the Tulsa Tribune fund for needy folk, a very merry Christmas. Lite gOeS Ort. Mike Webb, President, John Hawes, Vice-President, Phil Kelley, Secretary, Chuck Maddin, Treasurer. 'ii First Row: Greg Codrey, Bob Jones, Rodney Warren, Phil Kelley, Charles Bradley, Kevin Brown, Randy Haskins, Tim Afeld, Bobby Mclntosh. Second Row: Curtis Hill, Larry Garroute, Phil Daski, Lee Gaston, Keith Dudley, Rusty Duncan, Stan Whiteford, Steve Sawyer, Randy Wright, Toni Barron, Mike Webb, Gary Briley, Chuck Maddin, Greg Moore, Joey Lewallen, Jonnie Sumerland, Bruce Haikey. Third Row: Doug McKewon, John Hawes. i Q i Tom Barron Key Club Sweetheart Demoiselles O First Row: Seniors: Julie Birch, Rihab Ibrahin, Vickie Weaver, Rhonda White, Lesa Ashcraft, Julie Rattliff, Lilian Townsend, sponsor, Melinda Copley, Gay Ezzell Janelle Patton, Mary Ann Gurowski, Shelly Schumacher. Second Row: Cheryl Phelps, Karen Lineback, Joan Wright, Rhonda Smith, Anne Markham, Manda Spencer, Dana Moore, Barbara Barnes, Debbie Clarke, Janina Hosiasson, Janette Scribner, Shawna Brooks, Cathy Carey, Karen Cooper, Karne Blessing. First Row: Lynell Heatly, Liz Crewson, Becky Farley, Cindy Lovette, Rhonda Whimpy, Karen Vanscoy, Paula Williams, Sherry Hardway, Cindy Baird. Second Row Julie Graves, Shelly Blessing, Carla Smith, Paula Westbrook, Nancy Jackson, Mary Tieperman, Sheryl Hogg, Lisa Stolly, Susan Jordan, Vicki Moorman, Julia Parker, Marsha Kaymire, Janet Umphrey, Becky Maddox, Denise Quillin. We ushered at plays, concerts, and Back-to-School night. We rang bells at Christmastime for the Salvation Army. We gave a party for the kids at Childrens Medical Center. We took tickets at basketball games. We gave a Thanksgiving dinner to a needy family. We even let people throw pies in our faces at the Halloween carnivals. And after all that, people still asked, Demo - what? Our immediate answer was, Demoiselles is a girls' service organization. But we each knew it was more than that. lt was one place where we were sure to always find people who sincerely cared about helping other people. A gathering of light hearts and honesty. Friends to turn to when the world seemed too self-serving and plastic to bear. Friends with which to share moments of humor. A private haven of sincerity for 60 girls. Intramurals So what could two thousand fun-loving American teen-agers do for vim and invigoration? After all, ninety-seven percent of us didn't quite cut Varsity, and we were getting tired of warming benches on the spectator side. So we banded together by homerooms to show our techniques lnot to mention physiquesj. We wollowed in the dewdrops tagging footballs, and tugging-on- wars, and we forsook the sack for the sake of ping-pongs. Saturdays caught us at Good Times foosballing, or striking and guttering in search ofthe pins. Then the women's lib infiltrated the gym lthe volleyballs let 'em ini. A city championship wasn't enough so they regrouped the ranks and tried the B-ball. But we all had such fun getting our v. and inv. that we were even ioined by the big V - arsity. First Row: Nancy Taylor, Edie Allen, Susan Jordan, Mary Booker, Lynn Weisman. Second Row: Jill Overhuls, Dana Prater, Tracy Trowe, Karen Parnell, Cheryl Judkins, Regina Crum, Denise Quillin. tslil tct. sis W First Row: Regina Crum, Edie Allen, Susan Jordan, Sheree Tankersley, Tracie Trowe, Mary Booker. Sec- ond Row: Harry Hinds, Coach, Lynn Wiesman, Brenda Bates, Sharon A'Neal, Nancy Taylor, Dana Prater, Don Jordan, Coach. Ti , sh. .... tuner- , ,vm t g. WW First Row: Tammy Cole. Second Row: Candy Rogers, Gay Whitescarver, Nancy Andrasko, Cindy Brooks. Third Row: Margaret Nelson, Cindy Miller, Mrs. Donna Ruddick, Karen Ferrin, Jennifer Sutton. Fourth Row: Nancy Todd, Terri Miller, Cheryl Smith, Ann Shasberger. we 'wiv' L-as 1' . .,,,. M, , gig- ' , -.-iE',,.e -Me ,,,-,, . ..,,Qii',. - . r- 3, :sv new C W , ssrs 5 N fisnf i 'eilrf rf 'i iiii iiiiir xiiiii fe iidoirl ' i W sis, d+ , i e, , e C f, e, ,, . e e f .,,....,, . , ....,,,-, ,,,. ,QM....M-fWM E 'r14: ii! s--.M-W.. .-, v-Q-waumuu-vnu -,..,.,.,.s,..e..-st, Wg, . . yssy ,, V ,,,,, f-f -:,,- fi Ggmnastics Club Bending. Stretching. Leaping. Royal Dancers and Gymnastrada competitors. A whole new world of grace and beauty hidden deep behind intense rivalry to be the best. A small, private world open only to those who are skilled. 4 Sophomores: First Row: Jim Lefler. Second Row: Julie Beights, Trish Henson, Cindy McCallum. Third Row: Merissa Melrose, Sally Allen, Lisa Tillman, Celia Stall, Mary Tieperman, Teresa LittleJohn, Terri Mobely, Dale Brown, Kurt Slagle. Fourth Row: Mark McAdow, Jeanne Spain, Linda Thomas, Debbie Harris, Terri Thompson, Nancy Todd, Heidi Hereford, Karen Tipton, Glenda Miller, Terri Russell, Kathy Cannon, Mindy Mullenax. Fifth Row: Carla Smith, Tom Ewing, Shelley Blessing. United Student ssemblg After a year of more than semi-apathy, we rallied back with almost perfect attendance every week. Of course, meeting on school time helped that. But even yet, we felt encouraged. Our main problem was communication. Even with the spiffiest of planning and sign-painting on any one activity, it always seemed that at least 2,000 kids had never heard of it. Candy sales dropped after two weeks or so, the Christmas post office barely paid for its own crepe paper, and the canned food drive died of inattention. But enough pessimism. We succeeded enough times to outweigh the failures. Fifties Day was a boffo success. The faculty talent show went off well, too. And Boy and Girl of the Month elections never slipped up. All in all, we did okay. We weren't perfect, so we made mistakes. Big ones, sometimes. Small ones, lots of times. But our goal - to unite 2500 Rangers in one organization - was really beyond reach. But we tried. We got closer to it. So we must have succeeded. Front to Back: Seniors: Gay Ezzell, Laythe lbraham, lrene Duncan, Lori Chambers, Cindy Russell, DeAnn Gimlin, Debbie Starnes, Laura Whiteway, William Snoddy, Nanci Laney, Debbie Andrasko, David Heath, Susan Durham, Cindi Barrett, Mike Williams, Trisha Cox, Mark Keller, Clara Brantley, Barbara Barnes, Karen Lineback, Merribeth Sumner, Paul Biziack, Beth Ashby, Mary Ann Gurkowski, John Daugherty Joe Reese, Tim Wright, Ralph McLaughlin, Randy David, Brian Burdick, Kevin Sartell Standing: Sponsor, Royal Taliaferro. 7. Juniors: First Row: Paula Ledbetier, Kim Arnefi, Mike Bradley, Kim Cousins, Terri Miller, Tim Thompson, Richard Powel, Loretta Watts, Susan Strance. Second Row: Tom Dittus, Mike Calvert, Roberta Tallion, Artie Severe, Ann Mefevelus, Becky Farley, Karen McFerran, Greg Cowan, Gary Boggs. Third Row: Vicky Moffei, Debbie DeShazo, Linda Wise, Toni Norman, Cheryl Davis, Denise Duke, Liz Hanley, Marla Horn. 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Rqbilrcodgil Melissa Funai Scott Schad Daniel D Ambrosia Ml: 'Tucker Lindo Gooe Shelly Schumacher Rachel De Al'mClI'1 R0 e U me Donald Green Jonathon Schweikhard Debvwh Deshclo Jane' mp D Yrwieie Vicki Green .lianetge Scribner Dcphejiiormer ihrlexjgufglhas ' nn eaton Jxfflhigrogl k k' Allan Shelton Pamela FUfl0n9 Merldelh Wallace ry nni ur ows i T. 0 Wciiers l J Jenino Heissison Kathryn Shelton JOYCG Gates in e Wehmeyer B ,X Cary Harkrider Jeanne SimPson Paula Gilmore Sufawhimey 1 Davie Heoih Rhonda Smith James Haney -lu 'e Wee l ' .rx ' Jornes Henson Robert Smith Elizabeth Hanley Sleven ' Bruce Humphrey Terry Keith Smith Shirley Hardway Rihob ihrohin, Kelly Smythe Loren Hauglund Vg i Sue St. Clair ri Jess Hightower li i . r i ' i l l r Y i . 'lf i fe.-if i -- v ,q. .' ,i r -V ' l fi .' i 'fix . - in .. If gktre Q ei J ' 45,-- ,,.,. -' 'f XL-.--4 - ' :Egg More , ,z.2 X-X -' iNational Honor Society. Some people didn't even know we were a club. Even some of our members didn't seem to be aware of the fact. To some, we were iust another honor to go on college scholarship applications. To others, we were iust another club meeting to take up time before school started. But to many of us, NHS meant not only early-morning meetings, but also late-night pizza and skating parties. Those of us who participated found that a 3.5 average earned more than a place on the Honor Roll. Officers pictured on book cover. First Row, L to R: Janelle Patton, President, Dana Moore, Secretary. Second Row: Karen Lineback, Vice-President, Linda Chappell, Treasurer. 227 Rangers In Review Committee We passed the test - Signing applications and being voted in - Then it was our turn. Eleven chosen people Picked to choose the chosen. Under new organization and USA auspices, we didn't get underway until January. But we worked long and late hours to find the few deserving seniors lfrom a field of 700l worthy ofthe honored title Rangers-in-Review. But for us, it was an honor iust to be the choosers. Chess Club King's pawn takes Queen. Checkmatel No visible loss to be seen, to those who don't rate. But to us everyone rated. We're a bunch of eccentrics and we're proud of it. We had a tumultous year, impeaching a president who had no power. We kept ratings all year but no one cared where they stood. We just came to play and we enioyed it. E First Row: Lori Chambers, Carol Cecil, Kathy Mullen. Second Row: Mary Ann Gurkowski, Karen Lineback, Kathy Knote. Third Row: Karen Cooper, Ed Meyer, Laura Tennelly. i i First Row: Steve Griffiths, Sponsor, Carolyn Schad, Vice-President, David Giacometti, President. Second Row: James Tyra, Mike Mayes, Bob Brunner, Richard Stolley, Kathleen Parks, Charles Dierker, Shelly Schumacher, Scott Schad, Dale Dautenhahn. Mu Alpha Theta First Row: Rhonda Smith, Daphne Snellgrove, Randy Reed, Barbara Barnes, Karen Lineback, Georgia Brewer, Byron Sims. Second Row: Judy Kastl, James Johnson, Sheryl Hogg, Janelle Patton, James McGuire, Mitch Todd, Steve Huff, Kathleen Parks, Mark Colclasure, Nancy Jackson, Dave Heath, Anne Markham, Kevin Fleming, Larry Davied, Bill Bakewell, Mrs. Lutman, Sponsor. Third Row: Pam Furlong, Alan Scharf, Mike Mayes, Mary Ann Gurkowski, Greg Parker, Dale Farmer, Ron Spanke, Gay Ezzell, Mike Calvert. We stormed Fayetteville in June for the National Mu Alpha Theta Convention, but Mr. Bubble got there first. We'd never been quite so involved in the mathematics of soap bubble before, or realized the immense intricacies of Fobibbochi numbers. For the rest of the lectures, we passed notes surreptitiously and caught up on all the sleep we missed at night. For when, Steve and Larry discovered that their keys fit the locks of all the rooms immediately above and below on each floor of the dorm, no one slept easily. The stories that resulted lasted for the rest of the year. They supplemented the afternoon hex games that Mr. Lutman taught us, and replaced planned club meetings. Our crusading president drummed up speakers to inform us of little-known mathematical wonders, but the highlights again this year were The Annual Lutman vs. Lutman, Rogers vs. Hale Math Club Volleyball and Basketball Championships with the losers treating the winners to a spring picnic at Lizzie's. 229 rench Club Our loves for French culture and American parties were the strings that bound us together and stirred the dormant Fannie Farmers and James Beards among us. Be we picnicing at LaFortune Park, dining at Chateau Latour, or gathering at one of our homes, the cuisine was always amazing and the company incomparable. To quote a Frenchman, Bon Appetit! . sg tie t A E N -, gt .fy Latin Club .av . , , , M . . W x 1 z' : .. ' rl ' M ll' I t A , E V,,:,,,..,fW ff .- 1 V Back Row: Cathy McDonald, Lisa Stringer, David Helm, Andrew Sloley, Steve Huff, Karen Lineback, Ann Mark- ham, Rhonda Smith, Cheryl Phelps. Front Row: Mrs. Joyce Slagle, Sponsor, Pam Mehew, Nancy Adams, Mar- guerite Conti, Lori Mills, Cathy Laird, Angela Durbon, Wendy Wasson, Tracy Huff. Not Pictured: Georgia Brewer, Janette Scribner. 'Alu First Row: Robert Painter, Dennis Leehan, Bill Barbero, Susie Roy, Margie Green, Marideth Wallace, Mrs. Wilma Bird, Sponsor, Barry Henson, John Francisco, Jerry Post. Second Row: Shelly Schumacher, Dale Dautenhohn, Carolyn Schad, Debbie Starnes. Third Row: Bob Headrick, John Daugherty, Barbara McLaughlin, Debbie Simpson, Mona McGarrah, Bill Bakewell. Io! Saturnalia! On the fifth day of December, we hosted other Latin freaks in a celebration, clad only in togas and tunics. lt is the Roman holiday called Saturnalia, our big event. lt's like Christmas and yet, it has nothing to do with it. We also ran around to elementary schools in search of future Latina Lingua prospects. Some liked to think of us as nonentities but we tried to show them that we are for real. Our Hombres returned, and rosters swelled once more this year. We still toted license plates, and worked toward a scholarship to Monterrey Tec But we also joined forces with the French Club to exchange we were Hale's Ranger Gringo Front to Back: Jeff Kendall, Dianne Crouch, Brian Bean, Susie Schmit, Mr. Tony Alonso, sponsor, Kari Graves, Kathy Harper, Pam Megill, Donna Harper, Larry Dom- ski, Linda Judd, Paula McDaniels, Janette Scribner, Elizabeth Cox, Kathy Kelly, Shel- ley Blessing. 2'- J Front to Back: Mr. Alonso, co-sponsor, Mary Ann Gurkowski, Joci Pederson, Cindy Lansford, Georgia Brewer, Irene Dun- can, Lisa Stolley, Angela Durbon, Paula McDaneils, Dionne Crouch, Gale Bennet, Linda Judd, Janette Scribner, Daren Cooper, Pam Megill, Cathy Carey, Janelle Patton, Debbie Dean, Dana Moore, Barbara Barnes, Shelley Blessing, Lynelle Heatley, Mr. O. A. Smith, sponsor. Kneeling: Jeff Vivion, James Fortier, Rick White, Jeff Kendall. Spanish Club our h. Christmas cuisines and cultures. We worked hard, but we always had fun. A light-hearted bunch, S. Los Academicos We had to wait until first quarter grades were out before we could fill our ranks. But we worked twice as hard to make up for it. We danced Mexican-style, recited Spanish poetry, suffered national exams, and attended a Mariachi Mass. We took the time to try to understand Spaniards beyond the simple Buenos diets in passing. 23l German Club Guten Tag. For all of you, who weren't German maiors, that meant, Good day. While picnicing in Chandler Park, we prided ourselves on knowing a language few Americans speak. The year was spotted with lectures, parties, and plain fun. Ecologg lub Birds, trees, plants, clean air, fresh water, and harmony with nature. These were our goals. Get off your can and lend a helping hand. was our slogan. We were the ones that sponsored the paper drive. We iust wished everyone felt like we did. First Row: Jon Casteel, J. P. Sawyer, James Grannemann, Tom Ewing, Debbie Elmore, Ed Van Vliet. Second Row: Byron Sims, Kevin Ball, Lou Ann Beatty, Mike Flora. Third Row: Paul McKay, Scott Dixon, Ron Misak, Anne Jensen, Crystal Biven, Virginia Lowery, Lesa Sadler, Jeanne Simpson, Lynette Moreland. Fourth Row: Joel Seller Brian Washburn, Jeff Dunbar, Mike Readinger, Bob Collins, James Deeter, Charles Bradley, Brian Garrett, Chuck Maddin, Jeff West. lblzy Bk Lt First Row: Eddie Doolittle, Bob Jones, Kevin Brown, Terri Dawson, Patti Royal, Teresa Brantmeier, Janet Beam. Second Row: Don Best, Frank Francis, Vicki Rounds, Debbie Saunders, Claudette Reeves, Kevin Sartell, Cindy Fyffe, Mr. Medearis. 1 3 First Row: Larry O'Hares, Tammy Barton, Joe Rick. Second Row: Danny Catlin, Tom Gist. Third Row: Chris Larkin, Richard Davis, Ken Stewart. Fourth Row: Doug Allcorn, Mike Macarty. Fifth Row: Larry Wright, Debbie Nale, Donna Hall. Sixth Row: Jack Rogers, Gary Briley, Mark Baines. Qtagecraft For every play and assembly the stage people were on hand. They directed the lights, curtains and also set for plays. They were skilled in their work and under the direction of Mr. Vasey. They were the ones who made the stage what it was. And, it wos great. 233 4 .annum ln First Row: Teresa Fowler, Phyllis Southern. Second Row: Kandy Arnold, Tami Bertie, Valerie Buttry, Cindy Freeman, Beth Gardner, Diane Cox, Peggy English, Sherry O'Conner. Third Row: Arvelester Rentie, Bill Basore, Mason Mitchell, David Dooley, Larry Lucas, Scott Brown, Russ Thompson, Jim McKinzie, Randy Reese Rex Hogan. gn!- First Row: Don Payne, Mike Williams, Diana Gorham, Karen Lee, Priscilla Scovel, Chris Letney. Second Row: Karen Fasel, Crystal Ball, Robyn Leekly, Phyllis Blair, Cindy Barfoot, Linda Loman, Jana Crabb, Teddy Zaring. Third Row: Ed Morton, Phil McCoy, Vince Hightower, Richard Brooks, Larry Marrs, Bary Boggs, Jim New- ton, Mark Powell, Mike Hathcoat, Don Ward, Mike Connor. DECA We're the action group. We had iobs which were strewn about the community. l That's part of our education l and our goal. To learn to exist in the world, was our main purpose. We associated with many employers who knew this education was probably more useful than most classroom lectures. l But some forgot we're a club. As a big organization we decided to plant trees for the community. We elected our semi-important officers as well as going to state l and national contests. l We're invisible to most but we knew that what we did was simply preparing us for the future. l l Christie Byrd, Sponsor, Diane Cox and Jim McKinzie, Outstanding Students of the Year. iii. M t't gffif J J 9 J gif , W 5 fig , 'QW V -, ff'- ,.. y L tfwedw f .- ' ' lpn H k A , H.,,,3,, ui, 6, .0 ,,,. .,,,:V,,V X .,, , , V at Y x at W L 1 :fr ' 'W ... A Officers: Jim McKinzie, Cindy Freeman, Jana Crabb, Cindy Barfoot, Linda Loman, Beth Gardner, Diane Cox, Vince Hightower. 6 Cas Contest Acting Speech Team. Although our fellow students hardly knew our talents lwe hardly ever performed in assembliesl, we were Hale's representatives in the field. ln fact, our debates and one-act plays took us as far afield as Tahlequah, Muskogee, and Okmulgee. It may not have sounded like the usual daytime thrills, but we got a kick out of it. First Row: Bruce Powers, Debbie DeShaza, Bruce Painter, Lynette Richison. Second Row: Pam Mehew, Tony Campbell, Greg Parker, Janina Hosiosson, Robert Taillon, Phillip Smith, Kelly Smythe. Third Row: Kari Groves, Debbie Hale, Jim Fields, Brian Leehan. First Row: Jim Fields, Candy Rogers, Janina Hosiasson, Susan Poplawski. Second Row: James Tyra, Mandy Spencer, Pam Mehew, Greg Parker, Roberta Taillon, Kelly Smythe, Brooks Kirlin, Karne Blessing. Third Row: Tony Campbell, Debbie DeShaza, Gerald Oliver, Bruce Painter. Thespians l A constantly traveling troupe, Hale's 674 was putting on a show anywhere, everywhere. Breaking the tradition of not putting onthe alumni tea, we put the initiations on in the proper manner, with eggs in the mouth and a special brew of catsup, tabasco sauce, Rebel cola, and mud. Tuesday's meetings at 7:30 may not have been attended by anyone but Greg, but it didn't matter because no one else would know. Scheduled to perform before the English department with a Shakespearean play, we got it done - just to say we did it. With points tabulatedvafter every performance, we'll try to hit Broadway, or n Hollywood. lt may lust be Aunt Gracie's den, but the show will go on - even if it's iust to say we did it. 7 FSA Sure, we had a Christmas party and sold candles again this year, but we also heard business professionals tell us about the status quo of secretarial conduct. We leaped into the real world with a lecture on pollution by an ONG representative. We dug beneath the dumb blonde stereotype only to find that the stereotype really wasn't there anymore. What was there was us. America's Secretaries of the Future. Even the name sounded like a promise. FHA We organized as the Future Homemakers of America, but we spent our afternoons and evenings, not absorbed in cheese souffles and dirty diapers but, in making people happy. Carols at Four Seasons Nursing Home and Christmas stockings for babes at Hillcrest were iust the start of a half-year of clear generosity. We weren't Suzy Homemakers: we ignored stereotypes. We simply wanted to use our knowledge of people to provide cheer. be at L 1. Seated, Left to Right: Kathy Brown, Melinda Copley. Front Row: Linda Thomas, Sheryl Setser, Pam Megill. Back Row: Paula McDanieIs, Liz Hanley, Julie Revell, Sheri Molloy, Karen Fasel, Rhonda Rist. Seated, Left to Right: Lucy Lee, Cindy Davis, Karen Vanscoy, Debbie Deen, Melinda Copley, Vicki Green, Joan Evans, Sandra Agee, Dana Moore, Julie Revell, Cindy Fyffe, Dana Herring, Vicki Moffett, Dorothy Tomassi, Georgia Smith, Sandy Sartin, Barbara McLaughlin, Sheri Oliphant, Sue Beasley, Pam Kellenberger, Laurie Bentley, Becky Lamb, Cindy Widick, Kathy Shelton, Linda Judd, Toni Norman, Vicki Nichols, Liz Hanley. Top to Bottom: Sue St. Clair, Joan Evans, Cindy Wallace, Lesc Lang, Karen Cunning- ham, Susie Courts, Cindy Gibbs, Debbie Edwards, Judy Grosh, Shelley Gange, Linda Leslie, Toni Barron, Linda Gage, Laurie Bentley, Linda Mason, Becky Shackles, Tamara Brown, Pam Miles, Cindy Cobb, Linda Ferree, Kim Canady, Vicki Nichols, Sherry Porter, Vicki Weaver, Vicki Green, Cindy Harp, Beth Ashby, Paula Reeves, Bicky Rhodes, Jeanne Cutler, Debbie Key, Chuck Barnhart, Shawna Brooks, Greg Fine, Bob Hill. FBLA Most people didn't even know what we stood for so this is it. Future Business Leaders of America We got together forty-four members at a bonfire and wiener roast to start off a successful year. We paid the dues by painting house numbers on street curbs. After a candlelight initiation, we hosted the mayor and the dignitaries on our own turf. With Bob Hill as president, we went to a state conference and competed with other leadership potential. We also placed first in the car decoration contest. Yes, it was quite a year. From Left to Right: Greg Fine, Parliamentarian, Debbie Key, Secretary, Jeanne Cutler, Secretary, Bob Hill, President, Becky Rhodes, Vice-President, Shawna Brooks, Reporter, Chuck Barnhart, Treasurer. 40 Assemblg Starting off with a John Wayne streakers Officer Temple forum for the seniors and launching off spirit assemblies that included Mr. Scott, a Mr. Scott phony, Patton's return, frolicking rah-rah girls, Super Senior, Lone Ranger-Patriot get together, the Christmas production, visitors from NEO, with the Moliere, the Devil and Daniel Webster, speech contest acts, TJC Ultrasonics, Jazz Band, Thespian Gridiron, Rangers in 1SE'si?iI'? f wr? K . . . J f tr Forums Review, and the Senior Assembly, to name a few. It seemed, in some of them, that the speaker's best friend was the mike, the deadly weapon that put so many to sleep. Once silence fell over the auditorium, making it hard to decide whether people were watching or sleeping. 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Ackley, Helen 71 Adair, Rumi. 72 Adams, Alice 145 Alonso, Antonio 103 Anderson, Nancy 144 Baker, Donna 36 Beard, Mike 41, 179, 184 Benson, Donna 145 Drescen, Doris 144 Favor, Gwen 103 Flusche, Cathryn 41 Fowler, Marlene 144 Gainey, Colleen 144 Gill, Joe 40, 166, 184 Goodsell, Rod 34 Goumax, Marilyn 145 acultg and Stall' Bewley, Gary 105, 171, 185 Bilderback, Linda 102 Billings, Jerry 34 Bird, Wilma 104 Bishop, Vivian 42 Bowden, Clara 72 Bowlin, Charles 39 Bayes, Richard 69 Bridgewater, Terry 38 Bryant, Earlene 145 Bryant, Elnoro 142 Byrd, Christie 67, 235 syrd, Tom aa Campbell, Jackie 101 Carver, Marilyn 39 Chamberlin, Joe 106, 164, 185 Chowins, Glenn 34, 185 Cochrane, Virgie 145 Cox, Clifford 41 Crawford, Sallie 39 Deal, Essie.100 Dewell, Barbara 68 'Dilbeck, James 144 Duncan, Frank 103 Equals, Bill 144 Eddy, Mike 39, 184 Engles, Leo 101 Duftey, Pauline 145 Dunaway, Horace 144 A Capella 204 Band Queen 19 Basketball 170 Boys' State 18 Cast 236 Cheerleaders 214, 215 Chess Club 228 Choralettes 203 Cancen Choir 205 Cross Country 158 DECA 234, 235 Demoiselles 220, 221 Ecology Club 232 Aaron, Alan 74 Aory, Darlene 44 Aary, Kathy 74 Aary, Wendell 44 Acken, Dorothy 108 Adams, Nancy 74, 200, 230 Adrisson, Teia 44 Adsit, Jefl 108, 227 Ateld, 1'im 108, 210, 218 Agee, Ken 108, 178 Agee, Sandra 74, 179, 225, 238 Akeman, Mark 74 Albert, Jay 108, 172 Albert, Terry 74 Albrecht, Jeanette 74 Alexander, Chris 74 Alexander, Helen 44 Alexander, Pam 107, 108 Graham, Vaudell 68 Greghom, Jim 144 Griffiths, Steve 142, 228 Hall, Rosemary 144 Hardesty, Ann 144 Hensley, Ken 102, 185 Hoor, Larry 103 Hogan, John 101, 184 Houston, Pat 145 Howard, Richard 40 lrvine, Betty 144 Jones, Wanda 70 Johnson, Don 37 Johnson, Edith 144 Johnson, Sherri 69 Kennaskey, Ed 144 Kirk, Anna Lee 67 Kirwin, Bill 69 Knapp, Wally 40, 172, 176, 185 Konkler, Juanita 144 Kremer, Jerk sa, rss Kuck, Essie 145 Lena, rhyrars 144 Large, Joe 71 Largent, George 42 Laughlin, Diane 42 Leigh, Joy 144 Leslie, Hannon 66 Lumen, Neta 41, 229 McCord, Harold 41 McGowin, Elaine 105 McNulty, Maurine 39 Malone, Steve 144 Martin, Dolores 144 Medearis, Morris 104, 232 Maxwell, Wanda 144 Menoher, Sue 37 Schweers, Helen 104 Scott, Dennis 67 Shatter, Fred 103 Slagle, Joyce 104 Smith, Bemice 100 Smith, Florence 144 Smith, Granville 32, 33 Smith, Jim 142, 184 Smith, O. A. 102 Clubs and O FBLA 239 FCA 217 FHA 238 Football 148 French Club 230 FSA 238 German Club 232 Golf 176 Girls' State 18 HMH 198, 199 Health Careers 216 Intramurals 222 Jaxx Band 202 Menton, LuEtta 145 Minn, Shirley 72 Mitchell, Nonna 106 Moore, Phyllis 72 Nance, Donna 38, 190, 195 Nswsn, rare 71 Nolan, Ann 142 Norman, Bertha 144 Olds, Arliss 36, 43 Oliver, Celeste 70 Parkins, Cora 144 Patterson, Lee 68 Patton, Johnnie 145 Payne, Bemice 70 Powell, Beverly 143 Powers, Betty 41 Pryor, Elmer 144 Racklell, Mary Nell 105 Ratliff, Dan 106 Reavis, Barbara 145 Rendek, Shirley 71 Rsploglekodso, 171, 172, 184 Roberts, Lillian 144 Rollins, Billye 71 Rouce, Helen 37 Rowe, Nonna 144 Ruddick, Donna 70, 223 Sands, George 142 Schaub, Steve 38, 185 rganizations Junior Board 73 Key Club 218, 219 Latin Club 230 Lone Ranger 206, 207 Los Academicos 231 Mr. Gross 21 Mu Alpha Theta 229 National Merit Semi-Finalists 16, 17 Orchestra 2m Patriettes 216 Patriot 208 Ranger Band 201 Rangers-in-Review 22, 23 Student Body Atkinson, Barbette 109 Aubry, Dah 109, 227 Austin, Pat 74 Avten, Carol 44 Auten, Rick 109 Averitt, Cheryl 74 Baden, Nancy 74 Boehm, Jeff 74 Bailey, Babette 74 Bailey, Jo Ann 74 Bailey, Sharon 109, 216 Baird, Cindy 74, 205 Baker, Gale 74 Baker, Jeff 44 Baker, Lar 171 Allcorn, Nila 43, 44 Allcom, Doug 108, 233 Allen, Bruce 108, 158, 178, 227 Allen, Cindy 74 Allen, Edie 74, 179, 222 Allen, Eric 44, 200 Allen, Sally 44, 200, 224 Allen, Walter 74, 200 Allison, Tam 44 Andrasko, Debbie 108, 209, 224 Andrasko, Nancy 73, 74, 210, 223 Andress, Teri 108 Andrew, James 44 Andriani, Pat 74 A'Neal, Sharon 44, 222 Angieri, Dan 74 Appleby, Mark 44 Appleby, Mike 108 Annstrong, Jan 43, 44, 200 Arnett, Kim 74, 215, 225 Amold, Kandy 234 Amold, Larry 74, 155, 172 Amold, Lisa 74 Amold, Ronnie 108 Arnold, Vicky 74 Arrington, Annette 44 Arthur, Teresa 74 Asbill, Cynthia 44 Ashby, Scott 44 Ashby, Beth 224, 239 Ashcroft, Lesa 108, 220 Asher, Alan 44, 151 Ashmore, Darlene 109, 214 Atchle y, Michele 44 'Y Baker, Susan 107, 109, 165, 227 Bakewell, Jill 74 Bakewell, Bill 107, 109, 227, 229, 230 Balint, muy 109, we Ball, Crystal 74, 234 Ball, Kevin 44, 232 Ballard, Gene 74 Ballard, Theresa 44 Barber, Jimmy 44 Baugess, Kevin 109 Beam, Janet 109, 232 Bean, Bryan 45, 231 Bear, Lindo 45 Bear, Teresa 109, 227 Beard, Terri 73, 75, 214 Beasley, Brenda 109 Beasley, Sue 109, 227, 238 Beatty, Louann 73, 75, 232 Beaty, William 45 Beatty, Sandra 43, 45 Beighle, Jett 109 Beights, Julie 45, 199, 201, 224 Beights, Karen 1 10 Belcher, Barbara 75 Bell, Sheryl 75 Bell, Michael 45 Beller, Joel 1 10 Bennelield, Mark 45, 151 Bennett, Gale 75, 205, 231 Bentley, Laurie 1 10, 227, 238, 239 Benton, Alan 110, 166 Benz, Deborah 45 Spivey, Eileen 145 Stone, Gene 69 Stone, Vesta 70 Swidley, Jack 144 Swanson, Bill 144 Tackett, Kaye 101 Taliaterro, Royal 40 Tanner, Vola 68 Thompson, Ruth 144 Thompson, Tommy 68, 184 Tillman, Carol 105, 206 Tomlinson, Joann 101 Townsend, Lillie 102 Trenary, Ron 104 Vasey, David 142 Wade, Juanita 144 Walston, Elizabeth 145 Walters, Harold 102 Watkins, Tracie 106 Wheatley, Nick 67 Wheaton, Dixie 72 West, Woody 37, 185 Wilson, Alta Mae 144 Youna, Mariory 66 School Board 107 School Fool 21 Senior Board 107 Sophomore Board 43 Spanish Club 231 Spirit ol 75 212 Stagecratt 233 ' Symphony Bond 200 Tennis 177 Thespians 217 Track 178 United Student Assembly CUSAJ 22 Wrestling 164, 165 Blessing, Shelley 43, 45, 224, 231 Blevens, Debbi 76 Bluebird, Nora 45, 203 Bly, Linda 45, 201 Boggs, Gary 76, 225, 234 Boggs, Kevin 76 Boggs, Matt 1 10, 227 Baley, David 45, 153 Booker, Mary 76, 179, 222 Boone, Walter 46 Boas, Susan 76 Boosa Russell 45, 201 Boswell, Sharon 1 10 Batstord, Jack 45 Bauakadakis, Mike 1 10, 227 Bourland, Mike 1 10 Bowen, Robert 45 Bowers, Brad 45, 171 Bowers, Debbie 45 Bower, Susan 200 Bawery, Peggy 45 Box, Nelson 76 Boyd, Jim 76 Barbera, Bill 75, 199, 2w, 202, 230 Barefoot, Cynthia 75, 234, 235 Barnes, Barbara 109, 210, 220, 224, 227, 229, 231 ' Barnes, Doug 44, 158, 178 Barnes, Lynell 75 Barnes, Mark 44, 233 Barnes, Rhonda 75 Barnes, Rick 75, 199, 2m Barnes, Sharri 44 Barnes, Warren 44 Barnett, Barney 44 Barnett, Paulette 75 Bamhart, Chuck 109, 239 Barr, John 44 Barrett, Cindi 109, 216, 224 Barron, Toni 109, 218, 219, 239 Barron, Brent, 44, 158 Barta, Mark 109 Barton, Tammy 75, 233 sary, Bob 109 Baskins, Steve 45 Basore, Bill 109, 234 Bates, Brenda 75, 179, 222 Baugess, Bruce 45 Benz, Jim 178, 217 Berg, Gary 45, 151 Berry, Jay 75, 205 Bertie, Tami 110, 234 Beshara, Bmce 45 Best, Don 110, 199, 200, 232 Bexdek, Joyce 76 Bezdek, Una 45 Biesemeyer, Brett 45, 201 Biggs, Chris 76, 190 Bingham, Robert 45 Bippus, Kenny 110 Bippus, Ronnie 76, 151 sarr1i,J.i1s. 19, 110, 199,220,227 Birchall, Cathy 73, 74, 225 Bishop, Bill 76 Bishop, Lynn 45 Bishop, Tony 45 Biven, Crystal 45, 232 Bivens, Michael 45 Bixiack, Douglas 45, 158 Bixiock, Paul 110, 224, 227 Block, Dianna 76 Black, Donna 1 10 Black, Janet 45 Black, Judith 45, 1 10 Black, Mike 110 Blackketter, Mark 1 10, 21 1 Blakebum, Brent 45 Blackwell, Mark 76 Blair, Phyllis 76, 200, 234 Blatchlord, Donna 15, 76, 196, 212 Blessing, Kame 14, 28, 107, 110, 206, 220, 227, 237 Boyd, S andra 45 Brackett, Jan 45, 200 Bradley, Charles 111, 218, 232 Bradley, Tony 46, 178 Bradley, Laura 76 Bradley, Mike 77, 217, 225 Braden, Debbie 1 1 1 Braden, Greg 1 1 1 Brady, Kelly 1 1 1 Brady, Bob 77 Brady, Steve 155 Brand, Diane 46 Brantley, Clara 19, 1 1 1, 199, 224 Brantmeier, Teresa 195, 232 Brashers, Chuck 77, 199, 201 Breedlove, Sara 77 Breeden, Gail 77 Brewer, Georgia 111, 229, 231 Brians, Lisa 46, 203 Bridges, Terry 201 Bright, Charles 1 1 1 Bright, Christine 46 Bright, Jon 46 Bright, Monte 46 Briley, Gary 111, 218, 233 Briley, Gaye 107, 1 1 1 Britton, Melodee 46 Brockmeier, Carlo 77 Brook, Jon 111, 205 Brooks, Jane111 Brooks, Cindy 43, 46, 223 Brooks, George 77 Mark 107,111, 164, 206, 217, 227 Brooks, Roy 11 1 Brooks, 4, 245 , Brooks, Becky 46 l Brooks, Richard 77, 234 1 Brooks, Shawna 1 11, 220, 239 Brooks, Wendell 46 Clin 1 Bratherton, Debbie 1 1 l Brown, Benny 77 l Brown, David 77 Brown, Mike 46, 158 Brown, Dale 46, 151,171, 224 Brown Donny 111 Brown, Scott 234 Brown, Deborah 46 Brown, Jim 46 Brown, .lim 1 1 1 Brown, Jeff 46 Brown, Joyce 77 Brown Kathy 77, 238 Brown Kevin 112, 218, 232 Brown, Kim 202 Brown, Mike 77, 1 78 Brown Scott 1 12 Brown Steve 1 12, 227 Brown Brown 1 Tamara 239 Bill 46 ilrumble, Marc 13, 1 12, 155 Brumble, Rusty 77 Brumfield, Alicia 46 Brumle Forbus 47 Y, Brummett, Debbie 47 Bruner, Juliane 112 Brunner, Bob 112, 228 Bruton, Tam 112, 164 Bucher, Mike 47 Buck, Diana 77 iiuitink, Madeleine 77, 179 Bullington, Joello 1 12 Bullis, Teresa 77 Burdick, Bryan 19, 112, 199, 224 Burdick, Cathy 112 Burge, Scott 47 Burgin, Rhonda 77 Burke, Christopher 47 Davis Burnett, Jim 1 12 Burnett, John 78 1Busha, Mark 1 12 Butler, Cathy 1 12 Buttrey, Rhonda 43, 47 Buttrey, Valerie 1 12, 234 ,8uttry, Steve 47, 165 I , 36, 2 224 YD Lorna 204 Lloyd 78, 153 1, 225, 229 2 3 7 Chaftin, Rick 78 Chambers, Lori 22, 1 13, 224 Chancellor, Jeffrey 79 Chancellor, Valerie 47 Chandler, Pete 47 Chaney, Sora 47 Chapman, Joanie 200, 203 Chc1ppe1l, Linda 113, 227 Chastain, Lydia 79 Chotterton, Lana 79 Chatterton, 11mothy 1 13 Cheney, Shaun 48, 203 Cherry, Alex 79 Cherry, Debbie Sue 4B, 203 Cherry, Lynda 48 Childers, Christie 113, 199, 200 Chisum, Connie 79 Chitwood, Brenda 1 13 Chitwood, Carol A. 48, 201 Church, Joanne 48 Clagg, Angela Diane 48 Clark, Bobby Lynn 79, 201 Clark, Debbie Lyn 113, 220, 227 Clark, Norman 79, 166 Clark, Patricia 79, 199, 201 Clark, Romana 79 Clement, Rick 48, 153 e,Joel113 Clyma, Maurice 48, 200 Coatney, Judy Kay 79 Cobb, Cindy 113, 199, 227, 239 Cobb, Leslie 1 13 Codrey, Greg 113 Codrey, Rick 48 Colclosure, Mark 29, 113, 153, 229 Cole, Michael 48 Cale, Shelley Anne 48 Cole, Tommy 113, 223 Coleman, Edward 79 Coleman, Susi A. 79, 199, 200 Collier, Roger 79 Collins, Cynthia Joan 48 Collins, Edward 113 Collins, Gene 48 Collins, James 151 Coll Coll Coll ins, Margo Jane 113 ins, Robert 232 ins, Veronica 48 Colston, Douglas Lee 79 Connor, Greg 211 Connor, Michael 234 Conti, Marguerite 48, 230 Cook, Darlene 48 Cook, Eddie 48 Cook, Laura 48, 201 Cook, Lucinda 43, 48 Cook, Phillip 79, 204 Cook, 80, 196 cooper, Karen 107, 113, 206, 220, 2 231 Copeland, Cindy 48 Copley, Diane 48 Copley, Melinda 113, 220, 227, 238 Cornwell, Rhonda 43, 48, 203 Cotton, Down 80 Coughlin, Marty 151, 153 Couri, Ricky 151, 153 Coursey, David 80 Courts, Susie 1 13, 239 Cousens, Kimberly 73, 80, 1 19, 225 Cowon, Greg 80, 225 Cathy 13, 28,107,112, 208, 220, 231 Teresa 1 12, 227 78 155, 178 47, 201 Karen 166 32 200, 203 196, 228 , 112,206,227 Cowan, Jetfrey 80 Cowherd, Sherry 113 Cowley, Rick 80 Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Cox Coz , Diane 113, 234, 234 , Elizabeth 48, 251 , James 1 14 , Joe 86 , Ron 1 14, 227 , Shannon 48, 200, 203 , Tom 48, 204 , Tricia 114, 224 art, Russ 80 Crabb, Jana 19, 80, 235, 234 Crai Crai g, David 48 g, Jeanann 80 Crandall, Annette 48 Crawford, Dave 80, 199, 200 Crovens, Julia 1 14 Creekmore, Chris 48, 153, 217 Crewson, Liz 80 Crouch, Cheryl 80, 231 Crouch, Robert 48, 158, 178 Crowe, Debi 114 za, 227, Crum, Regina 80, 222 Culbertson, Russell 49 Culmer, Deborah 200, 227 Culver, Cindy 49, 211 Cummins, Susan 80 Cunningham, Karen 1 14, 239 Cutler, Jeanne 114, 238, 239 Cypert, Keith 80 Czaia, Theresa B0, 196 D'Ambrosia, Dan 80 Damron, Diane 1 14 Daniel, Phil 49 Daniels, Rhanna 1 14 Daseke, Phil 114, 218 Dougherty, Danny 49 Dougherty, John 114, 224, 230 Daugherty, Mike 49 Dautenhahn, Dale 114, 228, 230 Davied, Larry 1 14, 229 Doss, Dale B0 Doty, Debble 80 Downey, Larry 1 15, 199, 200, 205 Doyle, Debbie 1 15 Dolier, Cyndee 80 Dragoun, Edie 49 Dresden, Melanie 49 Drewry, Amey 49 Dudley, Keith 1 15, 218 Dutfey, Phil 80 Duffy, Mike so Duke, Denise 73, 81 , 212, 225 Duke, Kathy 115,201 Dunbar, Jeff 232 Duncan, Lillie 107, 115, 224, 231 Duncan, Lisa 49 Duncan, Rusty 115, 178, 218 Dunham, Linda 49 Dunkin, Brenda 49 Dunnebier, Harald 199, 200 Durante, Laurie 49 Durban, Angele 49, 230, 231 Durham, Susan 116, 205, 224 Dycus, Teresa 49 Davidson, Janie 49 Davis, Cheryl 80, 200, 225 Davis, Cindy 114, 237 Davis, Cindy 114 Davis, Jan 107, 115 Davis, Dennis 80 Davis, Jett 49, 201 Davis, Jody 49 Davis Davis Davis Davis, Davis muy 115 Z Mary 80 Randy 224 Richard 49, 233 Sandra 80 Davis: Tim 49 ,Terry115 Earls, William 81 Edgar, Carol Janice 49 Edlich, Steve 1 16 Edwards, Cindy 1 16 Edwards, Debbie 116, 239 Edwards, Fay 116 Edwards, John 1 16 Edwards, Randy 200 Eibeck, Ann 81 Eitzen, Dana 49 Dawson, Terry 115, 232 DeArman, Rachel B0 Dee, Ron 115, 195 Dees, Tim 49, 158, 166 Deen, Debbie 115, 200, 231, 238 Deeter, James 115, 232 Degeer, Scott 49, 176 DeLay, Bruce 80 Dennis, Amy 115 DeShazo, Debi 73, 190, 225, 236, 237 Despault, Deby 115 DeVries, Mary 49 Dickson, Frank 115 Dickson, John 80 Dierker, Charles 1 15, 206, 228 Dierker, Larry 49, 201 Dierker, Tom 80, 155, 171 Dittus, Tom 73, 80, 225 Dixon, David 115, 158, 178, 217 Dixon, Kit 49, 201 Dixon, Scott 49, 165 Dobbins, Elaine 115 Dambski, Jaan 49 Dambski, Larry 1 15, 230 Donley, Mike 49 Dooley, David 115, 232- Doolittle, Eddie 1 15, 232 DoRemus, Melanie 15, 43, 49, 196, 201 Doshier, Sharrie 80, 179 Elias, sieve 49, 151 Elkin, Stephanie 81 Elliot, Tasonda 49 Elliot, Larry 1 16 Ellis, Brad 153 Ellisor, David 81 Elmore, Debbie 49, 232 Elmore, Sharon 49 Embry, Robert 151 Emmert, Endsley, Tim 81 Ferral 50 Eng,Janet81,215 English, English, Ennis, G Elizabeth 50 Morgret 234 ardon 81 Epp, Larry 1 16 Erickson, Marget 50 Erwin, Nandy 116 Estep, Marcy 1 16 Estep, Sandy 50 Eustace, Eustace, Lorrie 81, 209 Todd 1 16 Eustice, Nancy 50, 203 Evans, Gary 81,199, 200 Evans, Jack 81 Evans, Joan 116, 238, 239 Evans, Kevin 50 Evans, Lisa B1 Evans, Phillip 50, 151 1 Everheart, Patrice 50 Ewing, Tom 50, 224, 232 L Euell, Linda 20, 29, 107, 1 16, 205, 220, 224 Facker, Daniel 50, 200 Fairlie, Carle 81 Fan, Perri 43, 50 Farley, Becky 14, 81, 225 Farmer, Dale 81, 229 Farmer, Teresa 1 16 Farrimono, Jan 81 Fasel, Karen 19,116, 234, 238 Feck, Darrell 1 17, 210 414 ' ' ff'- Zan 2-,A r ,A 1' ww, ...awww ,Msew Fehrenbacher, Cindy 50 Fehrenbacher, Paul 1 17 Feltner, Monica 81 Ferre, Linda 117, 239 Fields, Charlie 1 17 Fields, Jim 29, 107, 117, 195, 209, 236, 237 Finch, Jody 81 Findley, Clarke 50, 151 Fine, Greg 117, 239 Fisher, Annette 73, 81, 215 Fitzgerald, Lisa 1 17 Fleming, Kevin 117, 176, 229 Fleming, Susanne 81, 214 Fletcher, Mark 1 17 Fletcher, Um 81, 199, 200 Flinn, Huck 117, 199, 200 Flora, Mike 50, 232 Flowers, Phillip 81, 190 Ford, Florence 82 Ford, Jett 117 Ford, Richard 50, 151 Forest, John 82 Forrest, Debbie az, 199, 201, 216, 225 Fortier, Jim 50, 231 Foster, Gail 50 Foster, Jacl 1 17 Fowler, Teresa 1 17, 234 Fowler, Venus 73, 82 Fax, Tracey 50 Franklin, Ernest 82 Francis, Frank 1 17, 232 Francisco, John I 18, 230 Freeman, Cindy 1 18, 234, 235 Freeman, Keith 50, 151 Freeman, Libby 82 French, Gary 50 Friesenhahn, Renee 50 Frogge, Debbie 50 Frogge, Laurie 82 Frost, Brian 82, 206 Fuente, Mark 1 18 Fuller, Jo 82 Fuller, Vicki 50 Furlong, Pam 73, 82, 229 Fusick, Carl 82, 201 Fusselman, Enecia 82 Fyfte, Cindy 82, 232, 238 Fyfte, Sheryl 50 Gage, Linda 118, 239 Gahman, Julie Gahman, Kenneth Gainey, Bruce 43, 50, 201 Gallatin, John 50 Gamble, Reed 1 18 Gange, Shelley 1 18, 239 Gardner, Beth 1 18, 235, 234 Gardner, Fred 1 18 Gardner, Larry 50 Gardner, Lynette 50 Garrett, Drian 1 18, 232 Garroutte, Larry 1 18, 218 Gastineau, Phillip 1 18 Gaston III, Lee 82, 218 Gates, Joyce 82 Gaughan, Jeff 118, 210 Gaughan, Joanne 82 Geddie, David 50 Getfs, Christy 1 19 Gehring, Catherine 50 Geiser, Mike 1 19 Giacanetti, David 119, 228 Gibbs, Cindi 1 19,239 Gibson, Cathy 50 Gibson, David 1 19 Gibson, Mike 50 Gideon, Robert 50 can, omi 82 Gill, Orville 82 Gillespie, Berny 82 Gillespie, Mary 50 Gilmore, Greg 82 Gilmore, Paula 83, 225 Gimlin, Deann 119, 196, 199, 224 Gimlin, Karen 83, 196, 199, 201 Gist, Tom 51 , 83, 233 Glassco, Louise 51 Glavas, Pete 43, 51 Gander, Shelley 83 Gonzales, Carolyn 83 Goodman, Mike 107, 1 19, 204 Gorham, Diana 83, 234 Gauge, Mark 51 Gowin, Carol 51 Gowin, Debbie 119 Graft, Dan 51 Gragg, Rick 83, 178 Graham, Diane 43, 51 , 203 Grandpre, Pam 83, 204 Granneman, Jim 51 , 232 Gray, Lee-Ann 1 19 Greaves, Jon 119, Greaves, Julie 51 Green, Eric 17, 119, 172 Green, Margie 1 19, 199, 200, 230 Green, Vicki 1 19, 238, 239 Greene, Tom 83 Greer, Glen 83 Greer, Sharon 1 19 Grego, Joe 83 Gritlin, Dorothy 51 Grithn, Lloyd 51 Griffin, Mike 83 Gf1f11ih,N.11 119 Grosh, Judy 119, 239 Grosh , Steve 83, 176 Groshans, Brian 83 Grove, Shelley 200 Groves, Kari 43, 51, 231, 236 Groves, Kathy 83 Groves, Shelly 51 , 200 Gravenburg, Doug 1 19 Grubb, Sam 83 Grubb, Billy 120, 155 Guoynes, John 83 Guerrero, Elizabeth 120 Gum,Darrell51,151,158,178 Gunderson, Carol 120 Gunn, David 120 Gunn, Kathleen 83 Gunnells, James 51, 165 Guthrie, Susan 51 Gurkowski, Mary Ann 18, 107, 120, 220, 224 227, 228, 229, 231 Gutierrez, Fred 83 Haak, Patti 51 Hook, Susan 51 Hackler, Janie 51 Haesloop, Mike 43, 51 Haikey, Bruce 120, 218 Haile, Melinda 83 Hale, Debbie 51, 236 Hales, Karen 83, 200 Haltast, Kent 83, 171, 178 Hall, Kris 120 Hall, Donna 233 Hall, Ronald 120 Hall, Dawn 83 Hall, Keith 51 Hall, Rhonda 51 Halliburton, Brian 51 Hamby, Kathy 51 Hamernik, Mark 51,151,171 Hamilton, Donetta 83 Hamlett, Margaret 200 Hammett, Cindy 51 , 166 Hampton, Sheila 51 Haney, Gordon 51 Haney, Steve 83 Haney, Rick 51 Hanly, Liz 83, 225, 238 Hannah, Pam 120, 200 Hansen, Becky 83 Harbaugh, Ted 120 Hardin, Randy 51 Harding, Doug 83 Hardison, John 201 Hardway, Don 51 , 158, 178 Hardway, Shirley 83, 204 Harkrider, Cary 120 Harp, Cindy 120, 239 Harper, Donna 120, 231 Harper, Kathy 83, 230 Harper, Terry 158 Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Harris, Cathy 203 Debbie 51, 224 Gloria 83 John 151 Kathy 52 Lori 52 Richard 107, 120, 178, 2 Sidney 52 Harris, Tracy 52 Harris, Tammy 120 Harrison, Roy 84, 153, 176 Hartman, Ann 120 Hartman, Mary 84 Hartshorne, Lena 84 Haskins, Randy 120, 218 Hathcoat, Mike 84, 234 Hathaway, Lori 52 Hauglund, Loren 84 Hausher, Roseann 120 Hawkins, Kelly 52, 165 Haws, Hows, Brenda 84 Louise 52 Hawes, John 218 Hawthorne, Doug 52 Haxel, Susan 43, 52 Hayes, Gerald 84 Hayes, Linda 52 Hayes, Lisa 120 17 Hayes, Rhonda 52 Hayhurst, Janice 121 Haymes, Janie 84 Haymes, Kriss 52 Haymes, Mary 121 Haynes, Rickey 52, 84, 202 Headrick, Bob 52, 151, 230 Heard, Erika 121 Hearn, Sheila 84 Heath, Davy 121, 224, 229 Heatley, Lynell 84, 231 Heidbrink, Cindy 121 Heidebrecht, Rick 52 Helm, David 52, 230 Helm, Steve 84 Hendrix, Kalyn 84 Henry, Wallace 84 Henson, Barry 121, 230 Henson, Trish 52, 224, 166 Hereford, Heidi 52, 224 Herrera, Max 52, 151, 201 Herring, Dana 121, 199, 200, 238 Herring, Erik 52 Hickling, Robert 84, 190, 205 Hickman, Keith 52, 165 Hickman, Randall 84 Hicks, Suzie 52, 203 L be 2 I Becky 53 Kitahata, Veckie 124 1 I Higgins, Betsy 52 Higgins, Joyce 53 Higgins, Charles 121 Hightower, Cheryl 84 Hightower, Vince 84, 206, 235, 234 Hilburn, Mark 121 Hill, Bob 121, 239 Hill, Curtis 121, 218 Hill, Debbie 53, 203 Hill, Jeff 53 Hill, Wayne 85, 158, 178 Hill, Mike 121, 166 Hill, Stephanie 84 Hill, T. J. 53 Hilliard, Mark 121 Hines, Janet 121 Hinoiosa, Herbie 53 Hisaw, Susan 85 Hobbs, Roy 53 Hodgen, Dean 85 Hoff, Bubba 15, 121, 155 Hoffman, Lisa 53 Hogan, James 53 Hogan, Rex 121, 234 Hogg, Sherl 53, 229 Hohmann, Eric 43, 53 Holcomb, Patti 85 Holder, Gene 121, 76 Hollibaugh, Debbie 121 Holmes, Olin 53 Holt, Barry 122 Holt, Melanie 122 Haneyman, Bradd 53, 158 Honeyman, Mike 178 Hood, Joey 53, 171 Hooper, Cynthia 85 Haomstray, Ray 166 Hoover, Derek 53 Hoppis, Dennis 53, 158, 178 Hoppis, Valerie 85 Hard, Jim 53 Horn, Marlo 74, 85, 225 Horner, David 122 Horner, Diana 53 Hosiassan, Janina 20, 107, 122, 220, 23 Howard, Bud 122 Howard, Robert 85, 153 Howell, David 53 Howell, Vanessa 53, 203 Howland, Robert 85 Hubeli, Chris 53 l'lubeli,Jeff122, 153, 207, 217 Hudson, Craig 85 Hudson, Harold 85 Huff, Joyce 85 Huff, Steve 122, 229, 230 Huff, Susan 85 Hufnagel, John 122 Huggins, David 53 6, 23 Huggins, Stacey 122 Hughes, John 53 Hughes, Sherri 85 Hughes, Tam 85, 171, 172, 200 Huhn, Steve 122 Hulse, Mike 14, 107, 122, 176, 217,164 Humphery, Bruce 14, 28,107, 122, 217 Hunt, Mike 122 Hutchings, Sherry 85 Hutson, Steve 53 7 Ibrahim, Layth 122, 224 Ibrahim, Rihab 107, 122, 220 lnkster, Kim 86 Isaacson, Michael 86, 166 Ishmael, Diane 53, 203 Ishmael, Gordon 122, 158 Jackson, Jamie 122 Jackson, Jeanne 86 Jackson, Nancy 53, 229 Jackson, Jackson, Rick 86 Jacobs, Calvin 122, 172 Jacobs, Debra 53, 199, 201 Jacobs, Virginia 122 Jakl, Pete 86 James, Carol 122 Jem, Rey 122 Jarvis, Kimberly 123 Jeffress, Mark 123 Jenkins, Debbie 53 - Jenkins, Gary 123, 199, 200 Jenkins, Randy 204 Jenkins, Wayne 53, 171 Jenson, Jerome, Anne 53, 232 Linda 53, 216 Jin, Kimmy 53 Jones, Amy 43, 54 Jones, Cathy 86 Jones, Carolyn 86, 200 Jones, Dianna 86 Jones, Kevin 54, 171 Jones, Mitch 54 Jones, Nicky 54, 165 Janes, Robert 123, 218, 232 Johnso n, Anitio 54, 201, 216 Johnston, Ava 123, 200 Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso Johnso n, Cindy 86 n, DeAndo 86, 151 n, Debbie 86, 201 n, Derek 54, 204 n, James 199, 200, 216 n, James 299 n, Jeanette 86 n, Jennifer 86 n, John 54, 200 Johnson, John 54 Johnson Johnson , Julie 86 Larry 123 Johnson, Merv 123 Johnson, Mike 86 Johnson Patricia 86 Johnson, Stanley 123 Johnson, Trena 52 Jordan, Susan 43, 54, 179, 222 Joyner, Tim 123 Judd, Ja 204, 231, 238 Judd, Linda 86 Judkins, Cheryl 86, 222 Juduam, Lana.-I 29, 107, 123, 206 Juraschek, Gail 123 Kahmann, Tom 86, 190 Kahre, Gabi 86 Kaiser, Hugh 87, 216 Kammeyer, Marsha 87, 264 Karstetter, John 43, 54, 201 Kastl, Judy 123, 202, 229 Kauffman, Rob 87, 155, 172 Kaut, Kenneth 123 Kay, Mark 54, 151 Kearney, Kelly 54 Keating, Connie 54 Keating, Kathy 87 Keener, Dennis 123 Keil, Barbara 123 Keil, Gretchen 54 Keil, Sonita 123 Keith, Michael 123 Kellenberger, Pamela 124, 238 Kellenberger, Rick 54, 201 Keller, Mark 124, 153, 166,224 Kelley, Kathy 43, 54, 201, 231 Kelley, Phillip 87, 218 Kelley, Jim 107, 124 Kalls-MUYPITYI Connie 87 Kelly, C, J. 87 Kendall, Jeff 87, 201, 231 Kerns, David 87 Ketchim, Dennis 54 Key, Deborah 124, 239 Keys, Paula 87 Kimball, Rick 124 Kimberlin, Sherald 124 Kimbrell, Brian 124 Kimbrough, Nancy 124 Kimbrough, Chris 54 King, Benny 54 King, Dan 171 King, Rick 87 King, Robert 87 Kinnamon, John 87 Kinnamon, Steve 54, 200 Kinney, Donna 87 Kirby, Mark 87 Kirlin, Brooks 124, 195, 199, 200, 237 Kleck, David 87 Klein Jr., Raymond 87 Klingman, Tim 54 Knight, Kay 54 Knight, Shawne 54 Knapp, Kelly 124 Knote, Kathy 107, 124, 228 Knotley, Laura 87 Knowlden, Mark 124, 171 Knowles, Edward 87 Knudson, Jana 54 Kouns, Jeff 54, 201 Kraft, Gail 124 Krause, Karl 87 Krug, Tom 124 Krywicki, Bill 29, 124, 21 1 Kuck, Linda 124 Kuns, Debi 124 Kuykendall, Michael 87 Lackey, Sheldon 54 Ladd, Robert 87, 158, 217 Ladd, Tony 55 Laird, Cathy 55 Lokey, Teresa 1 25 Lamb, Craig 87, 201 Lamb, Rebecca 125, 238 Lamb, Jon 125 Lambert, Mark 55 Land, Ken 55, 151 Lane, Mike 87 Laney, Nancy 125, 209, 224 Laney, Phil 55 Lang, Lesa 125, 239 Langdon, Randy 55 Lansford, Cindy 55, 231 Larkin, Chris 125, 233 Laubauch, Rusty 125 Lauderdale, Danny 55 Lavalley, Jerry 55, 164 Lawerence, Deanne 87 Lawerence, Gordon 87 Lawerence, Kathy 55 Lowell, Missy 55 Layman, Julia 125 Le, Minh-Chou Thi 125 Leaver, Charles 125 Ledbetter, Paula 88, 225 Lee, Cindy 43, 55 Lee, Karen 88, 234 Lee, Lucy 107, 125, 238 Loehan, Dennis 107, 125, 230 Leehan, Patrick 236 Leekley, Robyn 88, 234 Lefler, Jimmy 43, 151, 224 Leng, Alicia 56 Lentz, Timothy 125 Leslie, Linda 125, 239 Letney, Chris 88, 234 Lewallen, Joe 125, 218 Lewallen, Nancy 56 Lewis, Chuck 56 Lewis, Debbi 88 Lewis, Susan 88 Lewmon, Carolyn 88 Lierly, Rel 88, 201 Light, Connie 88, 201 Light, James 107, 125 Lillard, Randy 88 Limerick, Diana 88, 201 Limke, Greg 56 229, 230 Lindsay, Carol 88 Lindsay, Robert 56, 176 Lambert, xmn 107, 125, 218, 224, 227, 22s, Lineback, John 56, 155 Linthicum, Mark 125 Littleiohn, Teresa 56, 196, 224 Lloyd, Margie 88 Lively, David 125 Lohmeyer, Bryon 88 Lomax, Cindy 15, 28, 107, 125 Lomax, David 88 lornon, Linda 19, 88, 234, 235 Mason, Gary 57, 200 Mason , Mason , Gina 128 Linda 128, 239 Mason, Ricky 89 Long, Jim 88, 211 Long, Jerry 125 Long, Katherine 126 Long, Mike 88 Long, Dianne 56, 199, 200 Long, Tony 56 Looney, Bryan 88 Laughlin, Charles 56 Loveall, Sam 56, 205 Lowder, Becky 56 Lower, Steve 56, 176 Lowder, Tim 88 Lower, Dayna 88, 196 Lowery, Virginia 88, 232 Lucas, Kelly 56, 202 Lucas, Larry 126, 234 Lucas, Tina 56, 216 Lundy, Janet 126 Lupcho, Teresa 43, 56 Lynam, Cindy 88 Lynch, Nancy 1 26 Lynch, Vanessa 56, 200 Matthews, Tony 128 Matthews, Katie 128 Matthews, Karen 89, 200 Matthews, Mary 57 Matthews, Ed 128, 166 Mattix, Chris 89, 166, 200 Mattox, Carolyn 89 Mattox, Bob 128, 201 Mayfield, Ronnie 57 Mayes, Mike 107, 128, 205, 228, 229 Meodors, Donna 128 Meadows, Kathy 89, 204 Means, David 128 Medlin, Kelly 128 Megill, Pam 89, 190, 212, 231, 237 Mehew, Pam 89, 204, 230, 236, 237 Melching, Regina 128 Melrose, Marissa 43, 224 Melton, Garry 90 Mendoza, David 178 Mercatoris, Cynthia 90 Merrian, Diana 128 Messick, Nancy 129 Metcalf, Terril 90 Metevelis, Ann 73, 90, 216, 225 Meyer, Ed 129, 206, 210, 228 Meyer, Larry 90, 200 Miles, Melissa 129 Miles, Pom 129, 239 Millard, Alice 201 Miller, Charles 19, 129, 199 Mc Lyne, Greg 56 Miller, Cindy 90, 223 Miller, Glenda 43, 224 Miller, Gordon 90 Miller, Melanie 129 Miller, Terri 90, 212, 223 Mills, Lori 58, 230 Mills, Valerie 90 Minson, .lon 90 McAdow, Mark 57, 224 McAfee, Chris 126 McBride, Brent 89 McCatterty, Nancy 1 26 McCann, Michael 89 McCallum, cymhae 57, 2oo, 224 McCarty, Debra er, 201 McCarty, Mike 57, 233 McCarty, Ronnie 126 McCauley, Gary 57 McClatchey, Janette 126 McClendon, Nancy 1 ze, 216 McClure, 11m 57 McConahy, Cynthia 89 McCoy, Cindy 57 McCoy, Phil sv, 2:14 Mccey, new 57 McCreary, Anna 126, 205 Mrcraghi, Emily 73, av, 190 McCullough, Nancy 126 McCurdy, Mike 126 McDaniel, Bobby 57 Mawr, Ronnie sa, 200, 232 Mitchell, Mason 129, 234 Mitchell, sum 58,201 Mitchell, Vicki 90 Mobley, Teri 58, 224 Moeker, Felix 58, 178, 200 Moeller, Mary 90 Moffett, Vicki 90, 225, 238 Molloy, Sheri 129, 238 Monahan, James 58 Moniz, Monte 58 Monroe, Donald 91 , 164 Montanes, Ruben 90 Montgomery, Keith 58, 2M Montgomery, Lisa 91 McDerrnitt, Jan 57 Moore, Vivian 91 McDaniels, Paula 89, 231, 238 McDermitt, Jill 57 McDonald, McDonald, McDonald, McFarland, Douglas 126, 195 Jay 57, 171 Kathy 57, 230 Jay 1 26 Phillips, Alan 92 Mcferrin, Karen 89, 214, 223, 225 McGorrah, Mona 89, 230 McGiIbray, Mary 126, 179 McGill, Donna 126 McGill, Janet 89 McGinnis, 'lim 57 McGivem, Karen 101, 126 McGuire, James 126, 229 Mclntosh, Robert 218 Mclntyre, Randall 89, 155 McKay, Paul 232 Mcllewon, Douglas 89, 218 McKinney, James 204 McKin1ie, James 234, 235 McLaughlin, Barbara 89, 200, 230, 238 Mclaughlin, Ralph 224, 164 McMullen, David 89 McNally, Robin 199, 200 McNamar, Barbara 88 McQuiddy, Karla 196, 199, 200 McQuiddy, Kelly 89, 201 McVay, Carol 199, 19 McWayne, Wanda 89 Maddin, Chuck 15, 107, 218, 232 Maddox, Becky 88, 205 Magnuson, Steve 88 Magnuson, Wcki 205 Maher, Dana Edward 56 Major, Bob 56, 171 Malloy, Scott 56, 201 Manners, Carolyn 43, 56 Manring, Gary 88, 201 Marcoux, Jeanine 88 Mariner, Todd 88 Markham, Anne 16, 128, 220, 229, 230 Marode, Tamara 128 Marple, David 128, 199, 200, 202 Marrs, Sherry 1 28 Marrs, Jerry 88 Maris, Larry 88, 234 Moody, James 129 Moody, Jean 91 Moody, Ken 58 Moody, Larry 58 Moore, Moore, Moore, Moore, Bruce 91 Dana 129, 171, 220, 227, 231, 238 David 129 Eva 73, 91 Moore, Greg 129, 218 Moore, Xerlan 73, 91 Moon, Barbara 91 Moreland, Lynette 58, 232 Morey, Janet 58, 203 Mormon, Wcki 58 Morris, Morris, Morris , Morris, Morris , Morris , Morris, Morris, Morris, Carla 58 David 91 Dian 58 Dirk 19,107, 129, 199 Doug 58 Eddie 129 Larry 58 Marlo 130 Ricky 91 Morrisett, Mark 91, 178 Morrison, Cindy 91 , 204 Morrissey, Mike 91 Marrow, Joyce 91 Morse, Ruth 91 , 204 Morton, Ann 58 Mortimer, David 130 Morton, Ed 91 , 234 Morton, Steve 58 Moseby, Damon 58 Moseley, Marilyn 91 Moss, Greg 58, 151, 202 Mowery, Michael 91 Mudd, David 91 Ml-180, Donna 91 Mullen, Kathy 92, 228 Mullen, Lisa 58 Mullenax, Melinda 43, 58, 224 Mullikin, Karen 130, 216 Munroe, Sandra 130 Mumma, Randy 58 Murdock, Ronald 92 Murphree, Randy 58 Myers, Donna 92 Nale, Debbie 233 Nanny, Denise 58 Nauss, Richard 92 Neal, Elizabeth 43 Neal, Lisa 58 Neal, Martha 1 30 Neary, Ronald 130 Nelson Marshall, Gary 56, 166 Martin, Coren 128 Nelson Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Martin, Danny 128 Donna 57, 212 James Mike 128 Julie 89 Mike 57 Randi 57 Randy 89 Scott 89 Martinex, Nelva 89 Neved, Tim 92 Nelson , Gregory 92, 204 , Kay 130 Nevins, Jim 92 , Margaret 130, 214, 223 Newcomb, Richard 58, 202 Newell, Denise 58 Newhart, Rick 58 Newstrom, Steven 130, 166, 178 Newton, Jim 58, 92, 234 Nichols, Becky 58, 200 xxx I ,fs Q, Nichols Nichols Nichols Nichols i , Danna 92 ,James 130 , Pamela 58 , Vicki 130, 238, 239 Niemeyer, Christopher 130, 205 Nightingale, Cindy 130 Nimerick, Karen 130 Nole, Becky 92 Nolen, Stephen 58 Norman, Toni 92, 225, 238 Northrup, Judy 58, 179, 200 Norton, Heather 130, 199, 200 Novak, Donna 59 Nunez, Dean 1 30 Nunn, Tom130,199, 200, 216 O'Connell, Sherri 130, 234 O'Hair, Larry 151, 233 Oler, Kent 92 Oliphant, Sheri 92, 238 Oliver, Gerald 130, 153, 237 Oliver, Sandy 92 Olzawski, Patti 59 O'MaI1ey, Jimmy 92 Orman, Tammy 92 Payne, Don 92, 234 Pax, Maria 92, 203 Peacock, Mike 59 Peacock, Teresa 92, 196 Pedersen, Jocelyn 92 Pedersen, Judy 131 , 231 Peebles, Janet 131 Peevy, Gregg 59, 201 Peevy, Mitch 92 Perez, Willie 59, 151 Perry, Peggy 59 Persing, Debra 1 31 Peterson, James 92, 204 Peterson, Robert 59 Perry, Bill 59 Pharris, Annette 131 ii- ' Rf QS , 1 1 1 Phelps, Cheryl 101 , 132, 206, 218, 230 Phillip Phillip Phillip Picker Picker s, Chuck 59 s, Greg 92, 164 s, Susan 132 ing, Datty 1 32 ing, Terry 93 Pickett, Monica 59, 201 Pierce , Angelo 93, 190 Pierce, Dena 93 Pierce Pierce Pierce , Mike 59 , Paul 59 , Randy 132 Pierce, Chris 1 32 Pike, James 59 O'Shea, Michelle 92 Osteen, Steve 130 Ott, Mike 92 Overhuls, Jill 130, 222 Oswalt, Jeffery 92 Pack, Judy 131 Padeck, Randy 172 Padden, Laura 92 Painter, Bruce 92, 190, 236, 237 Painter, Jeff 59 Painter, Robert 92, 230 Palmer, Douglas 131 Palmer, Linda 59 Palmer, Marian 131 Palmer, Meley 131 Parish, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Karen 92 Grog107,131,195, 229, 236, 237 Julia 59, 201 Loren 59 Bruce 92, 201 Parks, Kathleen 131, 199, 200, 228, 229 Parnell, Karen 59, 222 Parsons, Cindy 92 Pascoe, Noal 19, 131, 199, 200 Pate, Jerry 59, 169 Patterson, Julie 92 Patterson, Morgan 59 Patterson, Terry 59 Patton, Janelle 29,107, 131, 220, 227, 229, 231 Pinkerton, Gary 59, 201 Pinkston, Bobbie 93 Pitcock, Jack 93 Pietzel, John 93, 164 Pitts, Mary 132 Plaster, Owen 93, 202 Poage, Sandra 43, 59 Pogue, Gayla 59, 199, 200 Paindexter, Betty 60 Poling, Vicki 60 Polk, Jett 73, 155, 165 Pool, David 60, 201 Pool, Ronald 93 Pool, Steve 132 Poplawski, Mary 132, 216, 237 Porter, Peggy 60 Porter, Sherry 132, 239 Portilloz, Robby 60 Post, Jerry 230 Potter, Cindy 132, 208 Potts, Kevin 93, 190, 201 Powell, Kathy 60 Powell, Mark 93, 234 Powell, Richard 93, 201, 225 Powers, Bruce 60, 236 Prater, Dano 132, 222 Presley, Brenda 107, 132 Presley, Garland 60 Price, Paul 2m Price, Becky 93 Price, Sheryl 60 Price, Sherri 93 Primeaux, Geneva 132 Proctor, John 60 Prothro, David 93 Pruitt, Norman 60, 155, 164 Pryer, Caylo 107, 132 1 1 1 Denise 14, 60, 203, 222 Quinn, Celina 60 Quillin, Rackletf, Jack 93, 153 Rogan, Raines, Sue 60 Mark 60, 1 51 Ramsay, Kim 60 Ramsey, Neil 15, 28, 133, 155, 217 Rankin, Scott 00, 151 Ratlift, Julia 133, 199, 200, 205, 220 Ray, Jim 93, 200 Raymer, Scott 60 Readinger, Mike 60, 232 Reavis, Janet 60, 203, 216 Reavis, Joy 60 Reed, Dawn 60 Reed, Randy 133, 199, 202, 229 Reese, Jae 18, 28, 133, 224 Reed, Randy 60, 151 Reese, Randy 234 Reeves, Claudette 93, 232 Reeves, Linda 60 Reeves, Paula 133, 239 Reeves, Jeanne 93, 200, 202 Rembisz, Tammy 60 Rentie, Arvelester 234 Reser, Diane 93 Resetz, Sherri 60, 216 Revell, Julie 133, 238 Reynolds, Cathey 43, 60, 201 Reynolds, Jean 93 Reynolds, Karen 43, 60 Reynolds, Randy 93 Reynard, Randy 133 Rholls, Becky 133, 239 Rice, Kevin 93 Rice, Janet 133 Richards, Louise 93 Richards, Michelle 60, 199, 200 Richardson, Frankie 107 Richardson, Linda 60 Richison, Lynette 107, 133, 195, 236 Rick, Joe 133 Riddle, Ray 60 Risner, Duane 60 Rist, Rhonda 94, 238 Roach, John 201 Roads, Julie 94 Robb, Connie 133 Robb, David 94 Roberts, Cindy 60, 201 Roberts, Debbie 60 Roberts Roberts , Don 94, 166 , Roddy 61 Robertson, Lori 133 Robbins, Melody 94 Robinson, Elizabeth 133 Robinson, Vickie 94 Robinson, Larry 133 Robinson, Mike 94, 133 Rodriquez, Margie 94 Candy 133, 195, 223, 237 Rogers, Rogers, Rogers Dicky 61 Donna 61 nsgwf Jack 94, 153,233 Rogers, Richard 133 Rogers, Rick 133 Rollans, Susan 61 Roller, Tish 94 Rollins, Mike 94, 155 Rose, Cheryl 133 Rosenthal, Susan 94 Ross, Gerald 134 Rosser, Jennifer 134 Rotert, Stephen 134 Rounds, Vickie 134, 232 Roundsaville, Vickie 134 Rowe, Margaret 134, 205 Rowe, Tom 94, 166, 200 Roy, Mike 61,151 Roy, Susan 61 Ray, Susan L. 134, 230 Royal, Patti 94, 232 Rudy, Rex 61,165 Rule, John 94, 190 Russell, Cindy 134, 199, 224 Russell, Jill 61 Russell, Lisa 94 Russell, Terri 61 , 203, 224 Sadler, Lesa 94, 179, 232 Sagely, Terry 61, 151 Sager, Robert 61, 200 Sager, Steve 94, 158 Sallee, Jay 94 , Sands, Mary 134, 196 Sanders, Annette 61 Sanders, Greg 61 Sandkuhl, Don 61 Sartell, Kevin 134, 172, 224, 232 Sartin, Sandy 94, 238 Sasser, Debbie 94 Saults, Robert 200 Saunders, Debbie 232 Sawyer, Debbie 61 Sawyer, J. P. 94, 232 Sawyer, Steve 107, 134, 218 Sawyer, Bill 16, 134 Saylor, Sabra 61 Scales, Jacky 94 Schad, Carolyn 19, 134, 202, 228, 230 Schad, Scott 19, 134, 295, 299, 202, 228 Scharf, Allan 73, 94, 229 Scheuch, Mari 61 Schmidt, Alan 61 Schindler, Judy 95 Schlesinger, Joni 95 Schmidt, Susan 94, 231 Schmoll, Scott 61, 171 Schneider, Diana 61 Schneider, Tony 95 Schoenfeldt, Pat 61 Schoonover, Jim 95 Schulte, Barbara 134 Schultz, David 61, 200 Schumacher, Brent 201 Schumacher, Shelly 18, 134, 196, 220, 22 Schweikhord, Jonathan 134, 195, 205 Scott, Mike 95, 178 Scott, Robin 95 Scott, Vickie 95 Scott, Mike 95 Scovel, Priscilla 95, 234 Scribner, Janette 134, 220, 231 Scruggs, Patricia 61 0 Sears, Jeff 135 Seaton, Lynn 18, 135, 199, 200, Secondine, Pam 61 Sellers, Joel 95, 232 Setser, Sheryl 61, 238 Severe, Artie 95, 225 Sexton, Charles 61 Shackles, Becky 135, 239 Shafer, Vickie 135 Shatter, Robert 61 Shannon, David 135 Shasberger, Ann 61, 223 Shaw, Mike 61 Shaw, Rick 61 Sheard, Jana 95 Shelley, Shirley 61, 200 Shelton, Alan 107, 135 Shelton, Kathryn 107, 135, 238 Shepard, Kristi 61 Shinn, Lori 61 Shockey, Harold 61 Siever, Carol 135 Siever, Cheryl 135 Silva, Danny 95 Simms, Sherri 62 Simms, Thomas 135 Simons, Debbie 95, 201 Simons, Mark 135 Simpson, Deborah 230 Simpson, Jeanne 135, 204, 232 Sims, Byron 95, 229, 232 Siroky, Brad 95 Skipper, James 62 Slagle, Kurt 62, 176, 224 Slankard, Larry 95 202, 216 Slater, Gene 62, 201 Slocum, Jett 62, 151, 166 Smith, Sman, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Anita 135 Jett 62 Barbie 95 Carla 43, 62, 196, 224 Christy 135, 200 Cathey 62 Cheryl 62, 223 Christy 62 Constance 62 Debbie 62 Georgia 95, 238 Greg 62 Smith, Jody 95 Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smithe Smithe Juli 62, 199, 200 Karen 135 Kenny 62, 201 Melvin 95, 178 Patti 62 Paula 62 Phil 135, 195, 205 Phil K. 135, 172, 236 Robert 136 Roger 62 Rhonda 136, 220, 229, Terry 136 y, Donna 95 y, Gloria 136 Smithey, Karen 62 Smittle, Emily 62 Smythe, Kelly 195, 236, 237 Smythe, Kevin 62 Snellgrove, Daphne 136, 229 Snider, Brenda 62 Snoddy, VW1liam 95 Snyder, Janice 62 Soukup, Amy 96 Soukup, Karen 136 Southern, Phyllis 234 Spain, Jeanne 62, 224 Spain, Joel 136 Spanke, Ron 73, 96, 229 230 Sparks, Bob 62 Spaulding, Susan 136 Speed, Toni 96 Spencer, Mandy 136, 195, 205, 2 Spencer, Marilyn 62, 200 Spencer, Pam 62 Spillman, Greg 96,17l, 190, 211 Sprankle, Mark 62 Sprankle, John 96 Spratt, Tim 96 Stacey, David 136 Stafford, Winona 136 Stagg, Terri 136 Stagil, Vici 62 Staires, Lisa 96 Stall, Roxanne 96, 196, 205 Stall, Celia 62, 196, 224 Stanberry, Cheryl 62 Starnes, Debra 136, 202, 205, 19 Staves, Janet 96, 200 St. Clair, Steve 96, 172 St. Clair, Sue 136 Stead, Charles 136 Stein, Mark 96 Steele, Lisa 196 Steele, Teresa 136, 199, 200 Steen, Craig 136, 158, 178 Steinborn, Jeff 136 Stem, Nadine 96, 166, 225 Stem, Rikki 62, 201 Stephens, Cheryl 62 Stephens, Greg 96 Stephens, Norman 136, 155 Stevens, Roberta 62 Stevens, Laura 96 Stewart, Karen 96 Stewart, Ken 96, 153, 171, 233 Stevens, Susan 137 Sliver, Greg 137, 209 Stockton, Dan 137 Stockwell, David 137, 195, 204 Stockton, Laura 63 Stockwell, Nancy 63 Stoffel, Nancy 137 Stolley, Lisa 63, 231 Stolley, Richard 137, 205, 228 Storm, Russell 63 Stough, Shian 63, 201 Stout, David 63 Stout, Jacque 96 Stout, Pam 63 Stow, Becky 137 Strabala, Kevin 63 Strader, Sherry 137 Strance, Susan 96, 190, 205, 225 Streator, Cindy 96 Streater, Steve 63 Stremme, Don 96, 155 Stricker, Donny 96, 201 Strimple, Tammy 137, 214 Striplin, Audrey 96 Stutsman, Susan 96 Sullivan, Carolyn 96 Sullivan, George 107, 137, 178 Sullivan, Randy 63 Summers, Darrell 137 Summers, Kathy 63 Summerlin, Jonnie 218 Sumner, Merribeth 137, 224, 196 Suttertield, Jerry 137, 153, 217 Suttertield, Vicky 63 Sutton, Gary 63 Sutton, Jennifer 137, 223 Swanson, Paul 96, 158, 206 Swarer, Rick 63 Swearingen, Mary 63 Swisher, Dawna 63 Sykes, Joanne 63 20, 237 9, 224, 230 26 Tabar, Nancy 63 Tallian, Roberta 73, 96, 190, 22 Talbert, Carl 63, 178 5, 236, 237 Tollman, Phil 1:17, 199,200,202 Tonkersley, Sheree 63, 222 Tapken, John 63 Tarwater, Robin 63 Taton, Bruce 96, 155, 171, 172 Taylor, Amy 63 Taylor, Larry 96 Taylor, Lynn 96 Taylor, Nancy 96, 222 Taylor, Paul 63 Taylor, Steve 97 Templin, Tara 43, 63, 196 Tennelly, Laura 137, 228 Terrill, Vickie 137, 205 Vanderpool, David 97 Terry, Jan 97 Terry, Jill 97 Terry, S teve 63 Terry, David 138 Thayer, Theriot, Karie 97 Lawrence 97 Thiesson, Mike 64 Thomas, Betty 138, 205 Thomas, Gregg 97 Thomas, Linda 64, 224, 238 Thomas , Patricia 97 Thomas, Patricia 138, 204 Thomas, Terry 97 Thomason, Russ 234 Thomason, Stacey 138, 195 Thompson, Cindy 97 Thompson, David 64 Thompson, Leah 138 Thompson, Merry 138 Thompson, Yancy 64, 166 Thompson, Ray 138 Thompson, Terry 64, 224 Thompson, Stephen 197, 200, 2 Thompson, 11m 97, 225 Thornton, Debra 138 Thorson, Lisa 64 Thrash, Mark 64, 151 Thurman, Patti 97, 201 Tieperman, Mary 43, 64, 224 Tillery, Kent 97 Tillman, Lisa 64, 224 Timmerman, Denise 43, 64 Tindle, Maury 138, 199, 200 Tindle, Steve 64, 158, 178, 205 Tinsley, Andria 138 Tinsley, Vlhlliam 138 Tipton, Karen 64, 224 Todd, Becky 64, 224 Todd, Mitch 97, 229 Todd, Nancy 223 02, 206 Tomassi, David 43, 64, 151, 178, 217 Tomassi, Dorothy 238 Tornblinson, Karen 138 Tomlinson, Scoot 64, 201 Toney, Joe 97 Toomey, Donna 97 Treat, Mike 97 Triggs, Sandra 138 Trimble, Terry 64, 176 Tripicchia, Bill 138 Trotter, Randall 138 Trowe, Tracie 97, 222 Trude, Dole 1 38 True, Kim 64 Trummel, Sandy 64 Tucker, Randy 206 Turnage, Denise 64 Turner, Joel 64 Turner, Ann 97, 215 Turner, Phyllis 64 Tryggvason, Kristinn 97 Tyra, James 97, 140, 228, 237 Umphrey, Betty 64 Umphrey, Janet 97, 205 Underwood, Vicki 97 Urbanek, Diane 97 Van Derwiele, Jim 97 Vandiver, Carol 97 Vandiver, Charlie 64 Ven Duyne, Glenda 138 Van Duyne, Wendy 138 Vonn, Rick 139 Van Felt, Cindy 139 Vanscoy, Karyn 98, 171, 238 VanVliet, Ed 64, 232 Vaughan, Tina 98, 200 Verner, Jerry 98 Vickers, Cyndi 64 Vickers, Scott 98, 166, 200 Vogt, 8ruce 64 Villarreal, Gilda 98 Vivion, Jett 139, 231 Wages, Tam 98 Waldon, Lisa 64 Walden, Dennis 98 Walden, Noah 98 Walker, J. C. 98 Walker, Judy 64 Walker, Kathy 73, 98, 196 Walker, Bill 98 Wall, Lisa 139 Wallace, Cindy 139, 239 Wallace, Meredith 98, 200, 230 Wallace, Steve 64, 158 Walner, Randy 98, 171 Walner, Rick 139 Walner, Stacie 98 Walters, 11na 98, 206 Wamsley, Sherry 139, 214 Warburton, Steve 98 Ward, Don 98, 234 Ward, Jerry 64 Ward, Kelly 98 Ward, Susan 43, 64 Warner, Debbie 139 Warner, Dianne 98 Warnken, Dean 64 Warren, Rodney 139, 218 Warriner, Katie 43, 64 Washburn, Brian 65, 232 Washburn, J. 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