Lenapah High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lenapah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

THE EAGLE 1970-7 1 SCHOOL LENAPAH, OKLAHOMA FOREWORD Together we have experienced and shared our joys in the class rooms, hall ways and athletic events. But as we look back, our parting leaves us with many happy moments, for life does have its ways of separating us from our fondest memories. We hope as you traverse through the pages of this annual it will create a nostalgia not of disappointment but of many happy hours spent at Lenapah High School. CONTENTS Administration Activities Organizations Athletics Favorites Seniors Juniors Sophomores Jr. High Elementary School Aids Advertisements 2 ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION DIST. I-1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ivan D. Brown, Clerk; Jack Swanson, Member; William Mangels, President; Mac Stewart, Vice President; Jack Lowrey, Member. SUPERINTENDENT W. J. BROWN B. S. Degree Southeastern M.S. Degree Okla. State Post Grad. T. U. PRINCIPAL DONALD K. SMITH B. S. Degree Okla. State M. S. Degree Okla. State 4 ACTIVITIES SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mumbo Jumbo” CAST Susan Hall Jerry Peak Glen Mangels Steve Kuehn Kathy Baker Charley Lynn Les Tallman Cheryl Loe Jackie Lowrey Donald Powell Susan Harrington Ruth Kuehn Kathy Turney Bill Lair Barbara Stotts Stacy Davis 6 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Mystery In The Library CAST Eva Shufeldt------ Wes Tallman------- Patti Bryant------ Diane Hoffman - -Kenneth Storm - - - John Gillman------ Tom Stewart---------- Charles Smith----- Eddie Peak----------- Richard Garretson -Donnell Washington Sandra Scarborough - CLARIBETH HARRIS PRESIDENT HARTMAN .......DORA DEAN ------ANNIE GOOPY .......DICK MARTIN ........JAY MARSON ■ELLSWORTH LAWSON - - INSPECTOR BURKE .......... SWENSON .............BENNY -----ELECTRICIAN ..........MARGARET Jack Hill GEORGE Long hours of hard work and planning went into the making of . . . HOMECOMING Miss Susan Hall was crowned basketball queen in homecoming ceremonies on Friday, November 20. A dance was held afterwards with The Peace Corp playing. This was the first homecoming held at L. H. S. and was sponsored by the Student Council. 8 SPRING PROM ... a night to remember May 7, 1971 was the night of the Junior-Senior Reception and Prom. The theme of this year's Prom was Psychedelic Spring. The theme was carried out with decorations of butterflies, daisies, flowers and assorted bugs on a black background. The ceiling was lowered by the use of various colored streamers and bright colored balls were hung from the ceiling. The music was provided by Bill and the Wonders from Bartlesville, Oklahoma. The Juniors worked hard and their efforts paid off in an outstanding night to remember. 9 10 11 ORGANIZATIONS SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT: Stacy Davis, Ruth Kuehn, William Gerler, Brynda Smith, Linda Livingston, Jolly Houser, Bill Lair, Mike Perkins, and Jackie Lowrey. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Kuehn, Rex Livingston, Carmen Sales, Jimmy Lowrey. BACK ROW: Kevin Smith, Gerald Sales, Alan Krenz and Mark Holt. 13 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS STACY DAVIS Treasurer KATHY BAKER Secretary SUSAN HARRINGTON Vice President STEVE KUEHN President STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FRESHMEN Jimmy Lowrey Kathleen Kuehn JUNIORS Eva Shufeldt Eddie Peak SOPHOMORES Mike Perkins Donna McClure SENIORS Ruth Kuehn Bill Lair is FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Turney, B. Smith, L. Livingston, K. Hallum, K. Stewart, S. Harrington, R. Kuehn, S. Davis, K. Baker, P. Bryant, S. Bryant, D. Norman, Miss Webb. SECOND ROW: J. Douglas, R. Nolte, C. Patchett, K. Rogers, P. Witty, R. Nicholson, F. Moyer, S. Hall, G. Martin, J. Powers, D. Mullins, L. Gowen, B. Stotts, S. Mead, B. Hugo. THIRD ROW: P. Fisher, L. Rosson, S. Herford, D. Sanders, I. Green, C. Rexwinkle, K. Gamel, K. Kuehn, D. McClure, K. Sifferd, J. Houser, S. Huff, L. Cunningham, J. Shy. OFFICERS SEATED: S. Harrington, President; R. Kuehn, Vice President; S. Davis, Secretary; K. Baker, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Miss Webb, K. Hallum, Historian; K. Stewart, Reporter; S. Bryant, Pianist; D. Norman, Song Leader; P. Bryant, Parliamentarian. 1970-71 F.F.A BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lowrey, C. Pollet, S. Brown, D, Kuehn, D. Compston, A. Martin, D. Sharp, D. Rexwinkle, C. Colbert, J. Dickson, D. Peak, R. Chaney, D. Kuehn. SECOND ROW: Mr. Palmer, R. Garretson, K. Storm, B. Fair, K. Cunningham, M, Nolte, T. Smith, D. Lynn, W. Gerler, M. Perkins, J. Krenz, S. Brown, R. Livingston, M. Mann, M. Holt. FRONT ROW: B. Buckner, H. Howard, S. Kuehn, E. Peak, C. Lynn, Sweetheart Ruth Kuehn, J. Lowrey, T. Stewart, G. Mangels, L. Tallman, J. Raasch, B. Carter. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Lowrey, V. President; Glen Mangels, Reporter; Steve Kuehn, Sentinel; Eddie Peak, Secretary; Les Tallman, Parliamentarian; Charley Lynn, President; Tom Stewart, Treasurer. F.F.A. OFFICERS 70-71 18 IN ACTION 19 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Lowrey, S. Harrington, K. Baker, S. Davis, S. Kuehn. SECOND ROW: K. Hallum, D. Compston, B. Smith, D. McClure, P. Bryant, S. Mead, D. Norman, THIRD ROW: L. Livingston, K. Stewart, S. Huff, S. Bryant, P. Combs. FOURTH ROW: D. Hoffman, E. Shufeldt, Mrs. Willis, Advisor. FIFTH ROW: L. Tallman, J. Krenz, G. Mangels, H. Howard, D. Lynn. F.T.A. OFFICERS 70-7 I LEFT TO RIGHT: Jackie Lowrey, Reporter; Susan Harrington, Treasurer; Kathy Baker, Secretary; Stacy Davis, Vice President; Steve Kuehn, President. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Anderson, T. Montague, J. Still, D. Mangels, K. Stewart, C. Peak, J. Raasch, B. Stotts, K. Hallum, J. Houser, M. Mann, L. Mead, B. Lair, S. Mead, T. Kerns, P. Kerns, B. Shufeldt. SECOND ROW: C. Mann, L. Lilburn, R. Martin, K. Bobo, K. Sifferd, I. Green, F, Moyer, L. Nolte, L, Green, K. Matthews, M, Nolte, E. Nicholson, D. Kuehn, P. Kimrey, D. Willis, C. Douglas, S, Webster, B. King. THIRD ROW: R. Scarborough, C. Scarborough, D. Kimrey, S. Brown, E. Scarborough, K. Houser, F. Scarborough, E. West, C. Green, C. Seanior, D. Rogers, M. Houser, D. Howerton, S. Mangels, V. Kerns, P. Compston. 4-H CLUB OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Mann, B. Stotts, C. Peak, K. Stewart, J. Raasch, J. Houser, L. Mead. Jane Raasch won 2nd in the 4-H Dress Revue. 21 70-71 EAGLE STAFF 22 ATHLETICS Conference Record 4-4 EAGLE BASKETBALL 1970-71 . . . LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Choate, D. Powell, S. Kuehn, K. Cunningham, T. Stewart, M. Holt, C. Lynn, J. Dickson, S. Brown, D. Lynn, D. Stamper, G. Mangels. Seniors individual efforts help guide team During the 70-71 season the Eagles played some of the top ranked teams in Oklahoma, including teams which rated in higher classes. The Eagles finished the season by tying for second in the Caney Valley Conference. ”B” TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Ron Choate, Coach: Mark Holt, Rex Livingston, Steve Brown, Jeff Krenz, Dave Comp-ston, and John Dickson. The boys ... on the way to another . . . VICTORY HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASEBALL 1970-71 BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Ron Choate, Steve Kuehn, Glen Mangels, Danny Stamper, Kenneth Cunningham, Richard Compston. FRONT ROW: Mike Perkins, Robin Landrum, Mark Holt, Millard Nolte, Dave Compston, and Donnie Kuehn. 27 Girls win Conference Trophy with BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Smith, L. Graffham, S. Scarborough, N. Kennard, F. Moyer, B. Stotts, K. Hallum. FRONT ROW: L. Livingston, P. Bryant, S. Bryant, K. Stewart, P. Combs. LENAPAH 33 OPPONENT Sequoyah 52 24 Welch 57 35 Sequoyah 52 41 Welch 57 41 Alluwe 40 44 Ramona-Ochelata 39 34 Welch 55 50 Alluwe 32 39 Delaware 46 63 Copan 48 51 Wann 29 29 Ramona- Ochelata 46 42 White Oak 60 43 Co pan 34 39 Delaware 36 55 Wann 36 34 Alluwe 24 34 Oologah 60 37 Choteau 41 SEASON RECORD 9-10 The 1970-71 basketball season proved to be successful for the Senior high girls. The success was due to the good attitude, determination, and desire on the part of the team and the support of the loyal fans. Next year’s goal is to improve on the 9-10 record, to again win the conference, and to advance further in the play-off series. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL . . . future EAGLES BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Choate, R. Livingston, B, Buckner, R. Landrum, M. Holt. FRONT ROW: K, Peak, C. Pollet, J, Reeves, B. Carter, D, Kuehn, J. Lowrey. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Cunningham, D. Mullins, R. Nicholson, P, Witty, K. Rogers, Coach Choate. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Rosson, J. Shy, K. Gamel, P. Fisher, K. Kuehn, C. Rexwinkle. 30 7th AND 8th GRADE BASKETBALL BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M, Anderson, J. Kennard, T. McKee, A. Krenz, T. Kerns, Coach Walton. FRONT ROW: L. Douglas, D. Mangels, E. Scarborough, R. Smith, P. Johnson, K. Smith, G. Moore. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Anderson, D. Carter, D. Folk, M. Mann, G. Lynn, Coach Walton. FRONT ROW: E. Gowen, B. Mangels, C. Webster, S. Hill. FAVORITES 34 STACY DAVIS EVA SHUFELDT ANNUAL QUEEN CANDIDATES Each year the annual queen candidates enter into fund raising activities to finance the school annual. They devote many hours after school, week-ends, and any holiday that might fall in the contest period to this one purpose. This year's candidates were no different. Each one worked extremely hard and struggled to earn more money than any of the other candidates to become Annual Queen 1970-71. It is impossible for all four candidates to be the annual queen, although they all might have worked equally hard. All four candidates for 1970-71 deserve the thanks of the annual staff as well as the rest of the student body; for only through their efforts, are we able to present this annual to you. 35 CAROL REXWINKLE HOMECOMING QUEEN SUSAN HALL... a brown haired, green eyed. Senior beauty was chosen by the basketball team to be their queen. Susan has been a cheerleader for four years. She enjoys bowling and watching stockcar racing. HOMECOMING QUEEN ATTENDANTS 37 MR. DANNY STAMPER MISS SUSAN HALL SENIORS CLASS FAVORITES CHARLEY LYNN RUTH KUEHN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS KENNETH STORM EVA SHUFELDT STEVE BROWN KAREN HALLUM HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DOROTHY WEBB Voc. Home Economics B.S. Degree, Okla. State EARLENE HALE Math B.S, Degree, Northeastern State PHYLLIS WILLIS Science B. S. Degree, Kansas State College FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: DONALD VAUGHAN Commerce B.S. Degree, Northeastern State CHESTER PALMER Voc. Agriculture B. S. Degree, Okla. State JERRY FORD English B. A. Degree, Northeastern State JIM WALTON Social Studies B.A. Degree, Northeastern State RONALD CHOATE History, Coach B. S. Degree, Southwestern State 41 GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY LEFT TO RIGHT: LUCILLE TERRELL Third and Fourth Grade B.S. Degree, Northeastern State DORIS COX Second Grade B.S. Degree, Northeastern State NIETO LOAFMAN Sixth Grade B. A. Degree, Oklahoma University M. A. Degree, Oklahoma University MARILYN MAYES Kindergarten B.S. Degree, Oklahoma State HELEN DUNN Fifth Grade B.S. Degree, Northeastern State NANCY COMPSTON First Grade B. S. Degree, Northeastern State 42 SENIORS VALEDICTORIAN MR. JACKIE DALE LOWREY JR. He has proved to be an outstanding student at L. H. S. Jackie has perfect attendance for the twelve years he has attended Lenapah Schools. He has earned the honor of being Valedictorian of the 1971 graduating class by maintaining a 3.80 grade-point average. Jackie received a full scholarship to attend the college or university of his choice. 44 SALUTATORIAN MR. WILLIAM RICHARD LAIR Bill has earned the honor of being Salutatorian by maintaining a 3.76 grade-point average. He has attended Lena-pah Schools for twelve years, and has proved himself an outstanding student in Electronics as well as an outstanding credit to the 4-H Club. 45 KATHY BAKER 46 Ambition: Get married and be happy RICHARD COMPSTON Ambition: Take an all-expense paid trip to Viet Nam KENNETH CUNNINGHAM Ambition: Work as a Horticultur ist STACY DAVIS Ambition: Become professor of Sociology at U. C. L. A. SUSAN HALL Ambition: Get married and have a bunch of kids SUSAN HARRINGTON Ambition: Teach special education KATHY HOLT Ambition: Have a happy life in whatever I do JOLLY HOUSER Ambition: Live to be 125 JERRY KUEHN Ambition: Auto body repairman RUTH KUEHN Ambition: To have a good time STEVE KUEHN Ambition: Have a successful career in Agriculture BILL LAIR Ambition: Become an electronic wizard 47 CHERYL LOE Ambition: Do my own thing JACKIE LOWREY Ambition: Work with wild life CHARLEY LYNN Ambition: Make my first million by the time I'm twenty-five GLEN MANGELS Ambition: To drive a Grand Prix SONDRA MEAD Ambition: Have a career as a registered nurse and to travel DEBORAH NORMAN Ambition: Defeat Senator William Fulbright JERRY PEAK Ambition: Join up with Hell's Angels DONALD POWELL Ambition: Defeat Joe Frazier JEROLD RAASCH Ambition: Attend college DARREL REXWINKLE Ambition: Own the Santa Fe BONNIE ROBERTSON Ambition: To live ANDREW SHARP Ambition: To get out and away from Lenapah as soon as I can 49 JOHN SIFFERD KATHY TURNEY Ambition: Get married and have a long, happy life. Ambition: Truck Driver DANNY STAMPLER Ambition: Own the Golden Nugget BARBARA STOTTS Ambition: Have a successful career and a good time LES TALLMAN Ambition: Career in Data Processing 'Let not the mistakes of yesterday nor the fears of tomorrow spoil today.” 50 JUNIORS CLASS David Brown Patti Bryant John Fuller Richard Garretson John Gillman Sharon Gillman Jim Harrington Jack Hill Diane Hoffman Flash! Seniors Admit Juniors Existence 52 OF ’72 Harry Howard Naomi Kennard Gary Kitterman Eddie Peak Sandra Scarborough Eva Shufeldt Charles Smith Tom Stewart Kenneth Storm Wes Tallman John Waltrip Donnell Washington Class of '72 Officers, Wes Tallman, Harry Howard and Di anne Hoffman, direct preparations for class production Mystery in the Library. S3 54 SOPHOMORES 56 Dale Brown Steve Brown Sherri Bryant Phyllis Combs Dave Compston Bill Cross John Dickson Janet Douglas Bobby Fair William Gerler LaHonda Graffham Karen Hallum Shirley Huff Beverly Hugo Jeff Krenz Donald Kuehn CLASS Showing an abundance of class spirit, the Sophomores were frequent winners in pep rally cheering contests. OF 73 Linda Livingston Danny Lynn Michael Mann Edith Marlin Frankie Moyer Millard Nolte Mike Perkins Glenda Scarborough Dean Sharp Kay Sifferd Brynda Smith SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, FROM LEFT: Dave Compston, President: Shirley Huff, Secretary-Treasurer, and Stephen Brown, Vice President. 57 FRESHMEN WIN GREATEST CLASS” CONTEST Bobby Buckner Bobby Carter Ronnie Chaney Charles Colbert Mary Colbert Linda Cunningham Jimmy Eastham Patricia Fisher Kathy Gamel Loy Gowen Inola Green Sonja Hereford Mark Holt C. L. Knisely Danny Kuehn Kathleen Kuehn Robin Landrum Rex Livingston Jimmy Lowrey Aaron Martin 59 60 Bob Buckner and Larry Stewart enjoy a break between classes while Mark Holt lends a hand to the varsity basketball team. Geraldine Martin Deane Mullins Rhonda Hicholson Roxie Nolte Kenny Peak Calvin Pollet Jackie Shy Janet Powers Gerald Reeves Carol Rexwinkle Kathy Rogers La Donna Rosson Carmen Sales Debbie Sanders Larry Stewart Paula Witty EIGHTH Dane Mangels Terry McKee Danny Moyer LaUna Nolte Roger Ryan Earl Scarborough Carl Shufeldr Kevin Smith Karen Anderson Manuel Anderson Jerry Kennard Terry Kerns Alan Krenz Brenda Mangels 61 62 SEVENTH Debra Carter Calvin Clark Debbie Folk Elaine Gowen Cheryl Hill Richard Hill Lawrence Howerton Prentis Johnson Dale Kuehn Regina Lynn Vince Mangels Marlene Mann Larry Mead Kevin Moore Edward Nicholson Mark Nolte Jane Raasch Gerald Sales Ronnie Scarborough Rece Smith I ELEMENTARY SIXTH Audrey Bates Ronny Carter Jerry Colbert Louise Green Bradley Hall Tammie Houser Mike Johnson Robert Kennard Duane Kerns Patty Kerns Patricia Kimrey Hubert King Larry Lilbum Chris Mann Roger Martin Trina Montague Fay Scarborough Barbara Shufeldt Emma West David Witty FIFTH Theda Bates Kay Bobo Cindy Blown Shelia Carter Charles Douglas Cecil Green Debra Kimrey Ernest Kuehn 111 Kevin Lilburn Cathey Matthews Marty Montague Larry Moore Connie Peak David Rogers Carmela Scarborough Cornell Seanior Stanley Sherell Larry Shufeldt Kim Stewart Shoat Webster David Willis Fifth grade students, Ernest Kuehn, Kim Stewart, Cathey Matthews, Debra Kimrey, and Cornell Seanior work math problems under the watchful eye of Mrs. Nieto Loaf-man. FOURTH Ricky Carter Michael Houser Dennis Howerton Eugene West Pamela Compston Vicky Kerns Sara Mangels Bonnie Marlin Deborah Teel THIRD Erick Green Terry Holbert Gary Johnson Billy Shufeldt Douglas Sonnenberg I Stephen Willis LaTonya Johnson Patricia King Cherie Montague 66 SECOND Lora Bailey Shellie Brown Jr. Susan Eden Gilbert Gerler Linda Gowen Cheryl Hadley Melinda Hayes Michael Hill Lorraine Jones Pamela King Betty Lewis Antonio Matthews Susan Taggart Dorothy West Second Grade students enjoy their reading lessons, under the direction of Miss Doris Cox. 67 FIRST Herman Brown Joe Compston David Douglas Mark Foster Sylvia Hayes Regina Hill Julie Hook Tammy Hough Marlene Johnson Mark Kuehn Jeffrey Mann Terri Montague Debra Moseley Scottie Rogers Donna Shufeldt Richard Teel First grade students enjoy their artwork class under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Compston. 68 KINDERGARTEN Elvin Bailey Caron Clark Dennis Drews Saundra Farrow Joan Hook Peggy Hough Kathy Seanior Sherry Seanior Lee Straw Brenda Swanson Sherri Thorpe ( 1 ■ SCHOOL AIDS Inez Mark and Eva Witty - Cooks Floyd Taggart - Janitor 71 LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Lair, Jackie Lowrey, Ruth Kuehn, Stacy Davis, Kathy Baker, Susan Harrington, and Mr, Smith. COMMENCEMENT VALEDICTORY ADDRESS: Jackie Dale Lowrey Jr. SPECIAL HONORS 1971 73 They must have been Beautiful Babies ’cause Baby, won’t you look at them, NOW!! 75 BOOSTERS NOWATA WELLS LAND COMPANY JOHNNY'S ELECTRONIC SERVICE PIONEER DRUG DR. H. L. MEISTER SOONER MOTORS - Ford and Mercury STANDARD AUTO PARTS SNODGRASS CLEANERS ROBINSON'S PRINTING F. H. AKRIGHT AGENCY ALLEN FARM RANCH SUPPLY 110 North Maple 115 North Maple 106 E. Cherokee 111 North Maple 118 South Maple 308 E. Cherokee 125 South Pine 110 North Pine 112 North Maple 223 E. Cherokee DELAWARE STEWART FARMS LENAPAH Route 2 LENAPAH GRAIN ELEVATOR MOSELEY'S GROCERY COMPLIMENTS OF SOPHOMORES '71 RAYMOND BROWN FERTILIZER FULLER'S TEXACO Lenapah Lenapah Lenapah Lenapah Lenapah SOUTH COFFEYVILLE PAUL'S BARBER SHOP DON'S BUILDING SUPPLY BENSON LUMBER COMPANY CITY BARBER SHOP BONES STEAK HOUSE South Coffeyville South Coffeyville South Coffeyville South Coffeyville South Coffeyville 77 LEE'S RADIO TV SERVICE DOWNING GARAGE South Coffeyville South Coffeyville COFFEYVILLE BOLES JEWELRY BUCKNERS FURNITURE OTASCO MILLER BROS. OIL CO. EDITH'S CLEANERS SHIPLEY MOTOR CO. KEL-MUR BEAUTY SALON EWING REALTORS NORMAN ELECTRONICS, Distributor of Channel Master EDGEWOOD LANES HADDAN STUDIO CAMERA SHOP THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP HUGO 66 SERVICE STATION COFFEYVILLE MUSIC COMPANY GREENS READY-TO-WEAR NU-WAY FOOD LINER GENE'S DERBY STATION KANSAS LUMBER CO. 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