Locust Grove High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Locust Grove, OK)
- Class of 1972
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Key, gave much support to their undefeated team of 1971 Cheerleaders, Pep Club and Supporters Supporting the high school teams in defeat and in victory are QBELOWJ Susan Packard, Linda Fleming, Terry Davis, QSTANDINGJ Arlene Satterfield, Lenora Bryant, and QTOPQ Debbie Young. Their endless efforts gave the teams moral support at the times they needed it most. 'SNK I. 5:3 'A:15:Ee5m :2I,'z':::: ---ff 11 VHZENSHIP ,ffifgm , 153 I W1 K aillnX.iiLkm:,fHii . H' WY LINDA F LEMING SUSAN PACKARD TERRY DAVIS Sophomore Sophomore junior Keep up Spirit Throughout the Season Members of the junior high pep club are KBOTTOM, L-RJ Monica Anderson, Kim Marshall, Cheri Bark, Deretha Anderson, Vicki Lair, Wanda Fleming, Renee Walker, Barbie Demaree, Carlene Garrison, Terri Breedlove, Lynn Conway, Aida Bennett, Kay Hembree, f2ND ROWJ Andrea Key, joanie Saffell, Mary McBroom, Tammy Lawrence Bonnie Sinor, Debra Amos, Linda Simpson, Vickie Randolph, Tracy Chance, Iohnna Stills, Tracey Davis, Pam Burford, Tammey Gulley, Elaine Rise, Sharon Austin, QSRD ROWj Betty Damaree, Linda Ashmore, Ladena Cobler Karma Stamper, Linda Pilant, Kathy Cowan, Susan Hooker, Eugenia Jones, Janice Fleming, Doreen Fleming, Kathy Davis, Debbie Davis, Velva,DuBois, Debbie Sanders, QTOP ROWQ julie Weaver, Janice Rice, Sheri Langston, Leisa Gwartney, Roxann Perkins, Tammy Woodard, Donna Koelsch, Tamerah Carlile, Lynn Pace, Hazel Panther , and Karen Ogilvie. ' ul ! 5 lanette turner 1971-72 mlss sp1r1t ARLENE SATTERFIELD LENORA BRYANT Senior Senior Senior high pep club members cheering for their teams are QFRONT ROW, L-RQ Linda Fleming, Susan Packard, Debbie Young, Terry Davis, Lenora Bryant, Arlene Satterfield, QSTANDINGJ Kathy Stamper, Marilyn Henson- captain, Barbara Williams, Churbie Vaughn, Eunice Ballou, Mrs. Barbara Mangrum-sponsor, Connie Watkins, Susan Coger, Madge Cooper, Joyce Helton, and Lannette Turner. wx I I Me, ,, Top ten percent of the senior class is QSTANDINGQ Susan Wheeler, Bob Dewart, l Arlene Satterfield, Joy Condit, QSEATEDQ Connie Morehead, Kathy McFarland, Brenda Shields, and Donna QBinamQ Baker. I l Students W zth Hzghesl A chzevemenlsl I Eighth graders who made the honor roll the Top six students from the freshman class are: QBACK, L- first semester are QL-RQ Tim Coger, Lynn W RJ Cynthia jones, Carmen Estep, Cheryl Brashers, Pace, Les Kern, Janis Fleming, Betty N QFRONTQ Earlene Anderson, Marilyn Sac, and Tila Demayee, Glenda Warren, and Alan fg, Tnndermilk. 0 Weaver . .J ' X, ru, in whim? 22 Y' Juniors with the best averages for the first semester were QTOP, L-RQ Robert McCartney, Dale Simpson, Terry Arnold, Howard Gwartney, Starlet Shipp, Churbie Q Vaughn, Peggy Marlin, QBOTTOM, L-RQ Dawn ' Dreadfulwater, Marian Kern, and Susan Coger. in Each Class my s 'nf .1- ,. S . A The students in the sophomore class with the highest grades are QSTANDING, L-RJ Terry Wheeler, Stanley Joice, Albert Neighbors, james Pilant, Harvey Hicks, Steve Boydston, Cynthia Doran, QSEATED, L-RJ Sharon Breedlove, Karen Daily, Dianna Hanna, Connie Bates, Susan Packard, and Billie McKinney. Make Honor R ol! Seventh graders receiving top honors are QSTANDING, L-RJ Chris Vancil, Jeffrey, Rogers, Alan Garner, Curt Gwartney, Johnny Holman, Terry Breedlove, QSEATED, L-RQ Lynn Conway, Susan Hooker, Karma Stamper, Andrea Key, Linda Pilant, Lisa Gwartney, and Roxann Perkins. PQ X f Nl 1. 23 3. 7 Aiding students with book selections is one of the many duties of the librarians. Helping in the library are QSEATED L-RJ Janet McCuistion, Jodie Monk, Judy Cowan, Connie Morehead, Brenda I-Iinkle, QSTANDINGJ Greg Weaver, Larry Burton, Tandy Cooper, Arlene Satterfield, Donna Baker, Carol Bates, Frank Blair, Dorothy Boswell, Regan Downing, and James Pilant. Librarians Aia' Students in Learning After finishing their library duties, Jodie 8 Janet chat Jean helps Alvin look for a book that he has to give a with teacher's aid, Jean McCartney, about book book report on the next day. classifications. lull N9 nan 0 24 'ya' 2 -q-Y , ' - X Running errands, collecting absentee slips, and answering the phone are only a few of the many duties of office workers QL-RQ Brenda Hinkle, Kathy McFarland, Brenda Shields, Gina Sourjohn, Barbara Bates, and Pam Aebischer Senior Girls Become Ofj7ce Workers The cameraman takes Barbara Bates by surprise while Loafing around as usual, Brenda Hinkle tries to make making her daily rounds. everyone Qincluding Mr. Potts, think she is working. rm P C23 A nnual Staff Works to Meet Deadlines Locust Grove's yearbook continued it's improving ways in the fall by organizing a different presentation. The 1972 staff, consisting of Pigeon Rogers, Susan Wheeler, Jodie Monk, Janet McCuistion, Joy Condit, Kathy McFarland, Judy Cowan, Donna Baker, Arlene Satterfield, Dearl Cunningham, Wendell Wolf, Howard Gwartney, and Mrs. Carol Self-Sponsor, have endeavored to create a colorful and exciting yearbook with a variety of faces and places. Creating page layouts, writing copy and cutlines, scheduling and taking pictures and the many other in- numerable tasks that help meet deadlines and complete a yearbook were high priorities for the editors, Pigeon Rogers, and Susan Wheeler, and their staff this year. After a 192-pages and many hours of Work, the 1972 Pirate is now in the hands of the people it is all about. It Was Worth each hour to capture those moments at Locust Grove, which will be remembered in the years to come. We, the 1972 PIRATE STAFF, only hope you too, have warm and happy memories. Yearbook Staff members for 1972 are QSTANDING, 1 RJ Donna Baker, Joyce Condit, Janet McCuiston, Dearl Cunningham, Kathy McFarland, Howard Gwartney, QSEATEDJ Jodie Monk, Judy Cowan, Pigeon Rogers, Susan Wheeler and Arlene Satterfield The staff worked long and hard hours to get the book back from the publicher kay hembree and terry harp Jr. h.s. yearbook king and queen marllyn breedlove an Wendell Wolf h.s. yearbook kmg and queen junior play cast for 1971 consisted of QBACK, L-Rj Mr, Ted Gallion-sponsor, Mr. Jack Hefner-sponsor, Larry Burton, Howard Gwartney, Dwan Dreadfulwater, Churbie Vaughn, Vanessa Hill, Iva Cates, Barry Weaver, Kathy Stamper, fFRONTj Mrs. Barbara Mangrum-sponsor, Greg Weaver, Debbie Young, Marian Kern, Earl Anderson, Peggy Marlin, Starlet Shipp, Susan Coger. Juniors Present Heaa'in'f0r a Weddinn' ,EY Pepper I-Iollowbone, Barry Weaver, Homer I-iollowbone , Larry Burton, Applying make-up for the junior play gets his first and only haircut of the thinks how to get out , or maybe cast takes a lot of time, as Mrs. season. into, a marriage. Mangrum-sponsor demonstrates. -It I fa 'WM ,all Mmnwff 'r argl, l -ing re- ,WHI ggiwifs , 4 1 Qvqg . 4 . gi FWS , 5' 9- 'f ' aQQaw, at u -- ???oH WJ: ' ?rQQwTl 'f as .,. gt. -rj ag. . . . awaeaei, J Vw, .. Mkiwgwu fsuknwf ' ,,f?4r of f ' W - u : ' rwa?,wW .war ... ' 'X I is . . . ei H WH ,,. Www, K? f ' 53 ,E if E lou .W ... ,-,,,. Mg, as r ,mm . ww Hia rr Y it-G ,L f Q s........... Proud of their new identities, Dawn Dreadfulwater and Recovering from a cold, Susan Coger and Marian Kern Iva Cates show off for all concerned. soak their feet in hot water. ' .. iff , .2 5 ' 7 -M fl , I 3 EA ,J Fannie Jane, Nessy Hill, goes on a sit-down strike as the city folk go back to the East. Everyone looks on after 2. fainting spell by Melissa, Debbie Young, the city girl Who's looking for a man she fell in love with through letter writing. if X 55 7 ,f In preparation for next year's football season, the fresh- David Ryan and johnny Fleming box to improve man boys work out on the weight-lifting machine. coordination. Students Stay Occupied at L. G.H.S. QBELOWQ Hershal Pierce carries in bottles to be melted down for ash trays in the new art class. QUPPER RIGI-ITD Colleen Cobler, Debbie Pierce, Carol Baker, and Nancy Odom pose with their snowwoman made from the winter's first snow. QLOWER RIGHTJ The bench donated by the FFA provides a loafing place for the freshmen boys. 32 .....:m-' 5522? f 22EE322aiiizaaaiiiigaaaaiigggz'13555555 , 535' 15525255..'5EiE52'..:35: ' ' -: ,,,,, ' ....-.,- .f mw in ..... .. . 3 . . -1:zz--t::::::::::::::::------ 1 :H ::::::::: ' ' ,...... A 1 ........... ..,.... f ' .. , J i hw V , 1 4 . 1 ni A PPOR T ERS il .af-1' SALINA-SPA VINA W TELEPHONE COMPANY SERVING - Salma, Spavmaw, Strang, T. E. Sheard - Presid 34 BREEDLOVE'S Grocery S Station Located at Sam's Corner Ellis Breedlove X ff OWNER PO WELL,S PHILLIP'S 66 WESTERN A UTO 66 Pr d t O uc S . . . The Family Store East Highway 20 Ron jackson - Owner Pryor' 6 so. Adair Oklahoma PIVOT Oklahoma Q I I ' ,'-l,1 fm l'-f- . -1.1. 9 'A ---O f . l a I I if L . T 1 a n yg I fc 1 E 'W 'Jsrj 'S . 5 .E 3 - - :Ay 3 wwf?-xxuil 4 wr 1 ' ' ' Ei? : a A 9' I s a 5 if I. Lil' - 5' MT Vzix I 5 -ss: Q ' It,g:.-.ff.'fe,l I I W of I 33 N. Mm Ph. VA 5-om J' ' wafff , 4 4uuu--- ..,. FRED TA YL OR FURNITURE Pryor's Finest Furniture Store 118 S. Mill Carpet 8 Drapery 825-0102 WA YNE CHEA TWOOD MA NA GER GINGER 'S BEA UTY Portraits Copy Work SHOP Shops in Locust Grove 8 Pryor 118 N. Kentucky, Pryor FOREMAN'S A UTO PAR TS 479-5220 J Li! ,I fav 305 W. Graham Pryor, Oklahoma Ave . Commercial Children G Babies CHOUTEA U ELEVA TOR 9+ 'hna Punish ..fHowS. s'.l.l,'uF I -i' I I , -,gps-', l ' ' X l Q Y se -,' nw ' I ' Let Us Grind and Mix fx? Locust Grove Your Feed li 475-8425 Chouteau, Okla. STEPHENS DAIRY QUEEN a , Treat Yourself To A Little Bit of Pleasure 320 S. Mill Pryor 825-3374 nc1zzIffsf1fgi BILL'S CYCLE CITY H nda's 8 Bridgestone Honda Has It A11 307 S. Mill - 825 0953 From Mini to Mighty PARMAN'S FLOWERS AND PARMAN'S SHOES JACK PARNLAN -Owner Locust Grove WITT MONUMENT 1601 E. I-Iiway 20 825 0311 Pryor, Oklah Howard Witt - Owner as , ,. LOCUST L TE I-EVlg.oN I , gy ,N K! Nlfll y LUCUST shove Rnnanaw 'QQ'--.L Ie... GROVE - RADIO I -4 CQ T. V. ENI TH Sales Services on QLLLLS! all Makes Locust Grove 749-5235 RAMOND D. WILSON AGENCY All Forms of Insurance 8 Bonds Locust Grove 479-5284 STORIES LA UNDR Y Maytag Help Yourself Laundry Self Service Press Dry Cleaning Owner - Leon 8 Cleo Storie Hrs. 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. Locust Grove 479-5295 PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY 422 E. Graham Pryor 825-3194 F e Delivery Service JA C K S ON 'S INS U RA N CE A GEN C Y Ralph Jackson - owner 411 E. Graham 825-2387 Pryor Oklahoma l l DOWNING PROPANE Wholesale Gasoline Liquid 8 Dry Fertilizer D yl Downing - Owner 479-5242 L t Grove, Okla. , Chevrolet - Oldsmobile FLEMING CHEVROLET Sales Service 113 N. Mill Street 825-0911 Pryor, Oklahoma LEROY DELACRETAZ - Manager 124 E. Graham Pryor 825-2745 825-0449 KEN'S PIZZA 587 S. Mill Pryor, Oklahoma Phone 825-4114 Pryor's Oldest Department Store Clothing for the Entire Family 110 East Graham Pryor, Oklahoma Pryor, Oklahoma D. W. WHITE - Owner Phone 825 -241 2 PR YOR SHOE STORE Gaston W. Key - Owner Shoe Repair 224 E. Graham FIRST NATIONAL BA K Pryor, Oklahoma ff ' V ,..- ,,,,. 825-2121 Our 71st Year To Serve Mayes County Drive -In Banking Member FDIC Free Customer Parking IVAN'S LTD. JEWELRY LOCUST GROVE O South Adair Avenue Pryor, Oklahoma Ivan Pace - Pres. 825-4373 fl REALTY J . Q w Y 'Y -L. FYI f 193 '-if,?'i ,ig -- B ru , al 'gf:1w:f4., aiu 1' wwf wr A A , A L! X, ,.., , ITM: L .. . --,- .L ,5.3,3iw,.,:: .EMCF5 512 ' Q-,Q 51 116 . 1 f?317 .,1 T 5 91' Real Estate Service MARV S BELLE RATLIFF Phone -479-8273 Box 26 Locust Grove, Oklahoma SUN OIL CO. Box 188 L t G Manager - jay Tuner 479-5799 MA YES COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. Abstracts - Guaranteed Titles 218 E. Graham Ave. 825-3074 Pryor THE PR Y OR DA IL Y TIMES Growing With Mayes County MERLE NORMAN COSMETICS STUDIO WIGS - Kanekalon, Madgerylic Dynel plus Blend 100W Human Hair Call for complimentary make -up Lesson 203 E. Graham Pryor 825-1274 Pearl C l 42 B di H E L E C TR I C E1 . AVENUE RADIO CCUTIC Motors Rebuilt - Used - New A 825-1235 Pryor, Okla. East of City, Q1 mile East Hiway 201 I H Congratulations T A Graduating 4, Class 115 East Gram of ll72ll Compliments of DAVID MCFARLAND 825-2488 'FL FORD VARIETY Gifts and Novelties School Supplies Main Street Locust Grove TRA DER JA CK'S MOBILE HOMES 12229 East Admiral Place 437-2544 Tusla, Oklahoma VANCE di SON Lennox Air Conditioning S Heating Sales S Service RUTH - BERRY Complete water Ke Stems T, Um I l W I m'T ' S, W ' ' L tu PUMPS M ., 'r ' ! X PLASTIC PIPE XX ' T ACCESSORIES 434-5390 Salina, Oklahoma B.H. W. FABRIC OUTLET TIM BARE T. V. SER VICE 311 West Graham Avenue Guarahteed Low Prices on all Fabflc TW Pryor, Oklahoma 74 361 Next door to Cook's Restaurant 3575 VA-S-2986 Locust Grove, Oklahoma 2 ' V - - - - f :aff-J: 'fi 'fliiii-MS' 1iil?i:+?iEieff'i?l',- 3i1.l?EiLf:4f:f1Y- ' E' -5222215 -1- , f M5262-' 1 pg, ear-5212 1 '-- 1T'T5fvf iv MQ?-:Gm 'W5E'f'sfU A1Wii2?S1?ak34Mi4?Y?T5!W5ilQ5235S35E4555iQi5Ni25miE55i5451iZEi+iS5SiM?EEWiZSf?xEi9'Li63?fE5QQWSIESQQQESJYE25 :f?fl5i ?2E?4lf25?aE5'flVJfV5E5554522i?ii'Q-g?wW5325??fQ'iK2F,LHd?5NiQ5L1'fF15i57k36S5i?Si2l5 THE MARLEY COMPA an 0? C 'fl Manufacturers of Industrial Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers Mid-America Industrial District Pryor, Oklahoma Where Your Locust Grove Neighbor Works and Enjoys It Laddy Brixey Bobby Kern jay Summers Howard Cooper Gerald McFarland Jimmie Williams Gerald Fogleman I-Ienry Pilkington Ulyess Williams Howard Gann Homer Robison A. D. january Stephen Goforth Frank Rogers Charles Roberts Harold Harris john Simpson Mrs. Gordonna Chaney Edgar johnson Maurice Stricklen Mrs. Carolyn Corley PACKARD BROTHERS MOTOR CO. 600 N. Mill Street 825-0450 PONTIAC, BUICK 8 GMC JOE E. CAMBELL'S INSURANCE AGENCY 22 N. Adair 825-4353 Pryor, Oklahoma 74361 TOWN AND COUNTRY 206 East Graham Pryor, Oklahoma 'J 1? x LOCUST GROVE FEED di RANCH SUPPLIES h I 1 Q L - . nuns l 'N F L Y -1 I . H , . ,V .hz ' :Ln - -1: ' 21. .2 -:z -.-.rv , -,T- , Clothiers Fashions 479-9205 Locust Grove Latest Fashions for Men S Women John Mangrum - Owner 220-222 E. Graham Pryor ., tfrw-M .,, -5 ,, 4511 2 , . . P. O. Box 270 Springfield, Missouri 65801 47 GAY SALES A D SERVICE INC. Material Handling Rentals Welding Equipment Equipment G Supplies Phone: Area Code 918 LU7-0183 1824 Southwest Blvd. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 THE COR N E R Groceries, Gasoline S Fishing tackle 'x Xl Main Street fl Locust Grove 479 -9 367 CHOUTEAU AUTO AND MARINE SALES Paul O ' Dell Office 476 -8822 - Home 476 -5455 So. Hwy. 69 Chouteau, Oklahoma 48 PRYOR HOME di AUTO Don Brown Manager 8 Co -Owner We Have All Needs For Home and Auto XXX I I ff Q ' A f 309 E. Graham X Pryor, Oklahoma R.L. STAMPER di SONS Quarter Horse Ranch Horses Trained or So1d 479-5437 479-5405 THE PR YOR JEFFERSONIA Your Community Newspaper HASKELL GAITHER Editor - Publisher HASKELL LEE GAITHER Managing Editor 825-1 300 N 1 X! Pryor , Oklahoma CYTT'FYAUHVCE COMPANY ja k P unds - Manager 20 North Vann Pryor S irst For HOOKERS GARAGE Complete Auto Service WW mm gill!!! fair-'A H' WRX Q ' ' X lilif' : 4 ,4Q'SS'ls I 2 LL 1 ' X . - . ,xx 1 Y Q. N Lv x .3 -: Q ' - 3 A 'U . ' NN Y 1 N d 5 54' 'K-A GR-9 -5220 Locust You've got ra lot to live. Pepsi's goi' ca lot fo give . VENAMQN HARDY W A GENCY, INC. Insurance S Bonds M Hg-, PR E fi f' RY qyqul: ..., .- f, 3 N. Adair Pryor can Professional 825 -3295 Consultation on all Lineoflnsurance Let the Good Times Roll East on Highway 20 Insure in Sure Insurance Leagues - Open Bowling - Refreshments 825-4663 Pryor S25-4664 Hlllllillm nurllillll C. 'sjfg 1 ,vb N ill- , JH A 6 M E A T I 4, .,.l 1 .,i, ---so 111 t 21 gw 1,7 w e I l xf-M P A C K I N G 11 1n1,lw-1.11111 S i C O M P A N Y 1 lfll IlI 1509 N. Main O Phone 687-5481 0 MUSKOGEE, OKLA. 74401 1 5 1 THE FINEST ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, LARGEST SELECTION OF FRAMES HQUICKEST SERVICE SERVING YOU SINCE I90O WITH THE FINEST SENIOR PORTRAITS. IN BLACK AND WHITE AND NATURAL COLOR Everything For The Office K5 RE::eiez,2f:,fi0N Sales s service G neral Electric - Carrler . Mill Pryor lton - 825-0411 FREHOLM FABRIC 'S eadquart for all your ds. II OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLY Graham 1 Pryor, Okla 66 Pryor 52 SUPERIUR 20-14.41 KEAS Sgfmm BUS SALES, INC. 3737 N. W. 36th Street Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73112 DELMER KEAS - PRESIDENT Windsor 6-2627 New and Used Buses 73.45 I frfftzbn, 1 S ' N MLW' QEQEQ' as X' av L A X , . A :A CHUPP FEED di IMPLEMENT CO. Purina Chows - Feed, Seed S Fertilizer Massey -Ferguson-New Holland-Bush Hog 4 W. Graham Sales and Service Pryor, Oklahoma 825-2044 COX SIGNS Cox Paints S Gifts Keith S Marie Cox - Owners Locust Grove DENBO'S 0x n lr yawn Qlamond a4'fncAa.nf 201 Graham Pryor, Okla. 74361 Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry 8 Repair 53 'KYVQ f W- -fx ,, ---.,..- K . .. , 5 ah.. ', I V 4 , I - D -,g . it ,S ,:,2,,, 1.. JA CKSON'S USED CARS OWNER-BOBBY JACKSON Salesman-Don jackson Sports Cars, Family Cars, Trucks and Pickups 479-5497 Locust Grove, Oklahoma CHOUTEA ' BA K OF COMMERCE 3 Million In 3 Years Financing and Refinancing All Types of Loans Confidential Banking - Member FDIC - Services Shielded by Safety Open 9 a. rn. to Noon Saturdays 54 Complete Insurance Service AUTO . FIRE . LIFE Tax Service S Bookkeeping 825-1582 A 5798. Mill in HALL'S FOOD MARKET Seth Hall - owner ff' ,ff !,,f-' Choice Meats and Fresh Vegetables Locust Grove Quality Dairy Products 479-5277 RA W-JA W BARBER SHOP Dan Cunningham - Owner F95 Y ., fweii -A 2 55 Comphments R. L1erman 56 36 Adair Pryor 825-1957 Pj L STA NLEY'S HOME U f Li Q FURNISHINGS ggi? if i L Q - gu n Appllances arpe 1 , , S P XM E5' . M. s anley 825-2631 1 f DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO QE ' I I ' Musk gee 0141 h XR L Mm . mx I ' -' , 1 S 'Q . the ,K Q graduating lim class 57 MORGAN'S PLUMBING COMPANY Your Friendly Frigidaire Deale 5 South Mill 825-3413 BRASSFIELD MOTORS Used Cars, Trucks, Farm 3 T S ll d f N d U d q p AMERICAN BANK OF OKLAHOMA Your Friendly Bank in Pryor U ' d S Depository Member - FDIC ' ...LF NM . 58 JONES FU ERAL HOME Om Service - A Sacred Trust GENE S OLETA JONES - Owners 479 -52 30 Locust Grove 59 PAT SAMPSEL INSURANCE AGENCY 101 S -Adair 825-4567 Pryor fy' f Eff' WILLARD STONE A A A W - W 5 C 'Sculptor' ' A 'C : oR ' , Wood, Bronze, S Clay A 11' 5'E f ,', Star Rt East - Box 6 . ,if ,,,2,Z ,N ' 'ENS' f E21 AA o if N- ' Locust Grove, Okla. A ' 5 TYR I , Xilqsx 5 JA CK S TV RCA SALES 8 SERVICE-COLOR TV 8 TRACK STEREO PLAYERS S CARTRIDGES 'T i JIM GREEN FUNERAL HOME 825-2465 204 s. Mill 825-1873 1204 E. Highway - 20 Pryor R- R- Uackb Merrill, JI'- 60 LOCUST GROVE LUMBER CO., INC Everything For the Builder Box 97 Locust Grove 479 5219 UNIVERSAL TRUCK BODY WORKS 7' In , Stock Tra11e1 PI L z KW iix 1 , . Hydraulic HO1StS PAUL CAGLE-Owner .. .I Vx A MJ 5 Gr 9 -526 1 Locust Grove Okla 61 PM - -- BOB'S A UTO SUPPLY Complete line of Aut S 1' M o upp ies, otor Oil, S Automotive Paint Authorized Briggs 8 Stratton Dealer 479-5265 S , Li? ky 'e-'g ' A.4 , .... 4 I K 54,7 V:-iilh? .,,-f . G E akp j'LJf:mT23ia-M31 'Ah Agn-' A . v . i. F :Mex -Q :l m V4 ' PILGRIM HOUSE Buffet or Menu Service OPEN-Monday -Saturday 11:00-9:30 P.M. Closed Sunday 1 - . AMI s 11 fS 11 Highway 82 4 le out O a na ID4-9784 PERKINS G ULF Main Street Locust Grove 479 -9 276 Bill Perkins -Owner 62 ANDREWS GROCER Y Harold Andrews - Owner Locust Grove, Oklahoma I, s - .- :- ' ss WHOR TON S DAIR Y BOY Locust Grove 479 -521 1 A -f--1 ' L ,,, ,UE STAFFORD R UCKER 'S DAR1-ETTE Grocery and Market 5 Mile North Member Affiliated Food Stores 82-83 junction 479-5263 Locust Grove 479-5774 Locust Grove 63 SA FORD'S GARAGE 62 STATIO Wa? ji S l , , k 5 A ' s gffa . , 'fl ,gif-bzikik-9113, X ,rl 'V QF? f 1 RJ50 - mgssf 'ilfiii . Iii? 'A S 'B A f 1ASA - ' I 479-9222 L G LM U, Wheel Alignment and Balancing ocust rove BEAR DON STO VER'S SHOES ,, y ff Robin Hood-Life Stride-Roblee-Red H A ,. , 3, Wing Boots -Connie -Florsheim- I-Iush Puppies - Miss America 205 E. Graham PPY01' ,Q .Lg1,..W wg A - aw 43 W 'f:f?4. - -qw . 2, - rf. f MW RAINBOW 11th 8 Utica Tulsa, Oklahoma 9'- is JENSEN'S RESOR T Swimming Paddle Boats Fishing Camping Boat Rentals N 2 miles South of Salina ID 4-5745 GREEN FUNERAL HOME 825-0400 101 N. Rowe Pryor, Oklahoma George M. Green Norvelle W. Green Manager Founder E 1 CALLISON Locker And Market Under State Inspection Whole Sale Meats Works and Pa cking and Custom Slaughtering HI-WAY 33 BOAT DOCKS di TRAILER PARK Box 367 476-9911 4 Miles East of Chouteau 'si-...al ,... CHOUTEA U LUMBER CQMPANY FOREMAN'S CLOTHING Building Materials Plumbing Supplies A ND Paints R EA L ES TA TE o. W. G -o 476-8811 Wmney Wner 479-5297 Eulera Foreman Dale Gore - Manager Chouteau 479-8361 Locust Grove COOK'S RESTA URANT H, a, Wu a T, rs 1. , i Q X 9 N243 R ,ua ,,,, Ma 3, ., 1 - 3-'wa ,I is H f' ,J :a w w ., W: 'igii-ww we' 41 iii - 1i:.u,l:qxm-.- .., AM gg-5, ff' , 'iylgf ,, , us. u. ae- , i, f V if.'T' 3'Wi f?'T1'eli-fziifw-A ,, 1 'I '...pi,.f' ,pf ' -9.7: 52 : 1 ,,.. , .. - K g A , :de A 1 . w ' - 26 i,-a.z..e ' 5 5 1.,..i... 5? , ' , ima, , -M. N, .AMI ,, W a , Home Cooked Meals Delicious Homemade Pies N I ,V 479-9294 Locust Grove Y S Beauty Salon Jack 5 LOT'-3119 C0014 Latest in Hair Fashions Owners 479-5911 Locust Grove 66 W I .5 25 . V V , vii., ,. f. 'I WW VH1vw.'wN ,,4,y,1 ,,, JIM PHILLIPS FORD 325 S' Min Ford 8 Mercury Sales 8 Service 825 30 ? ' SEAR'S IGA 8 a. m. - 10 p. m. 7 Days A Week ' L G East Mam 479 -9365 ocust rove 67 131:52 JERR Y'S MOBIL SER VICE NEW S USED TIRES S BATTERIES Highway 33 West MOTOR TUNE-UP Locust Grove K. , OTASCO WANDA'S Home of Better Needs K U T- N -K UR L jim S Polly Burroughs Wanda Sanford - Operator Locust Grove , Oklahoma 479-56 80 Locust Grove 68 YOUNG'S DR Y GOODS Come and Find Your Family Needs J. B. - Norma Young 479 -5275 Locust Grove Compliments Of FL EMING ,R t DR U G I Q!! Locust Grove, Oklahoma GR9-5223 JENKINS DX B 62 B DAIRY FREEZE A ND Highway 33 DONUT SHOP Locust Grove 479-9275 33432 Highway Junction Fresh Donuts Each Day 69 LOCUST GROVE TRUCK di EQUIPMENT Sales, Service, 8 Equipment - Deisel Equipment GMC - INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS S PICKUPS Howard Gwartney Locust Grove 479 -5615 479-5614 , L Z , 'I 'UNIX -L Welcome to TR UCKER'S INN Restaurant - Truck Stop MCJLW Concrete Ready-Mix Concrete Open 24 Hours 479-5780 Locust Grove Highway 69 476 -8824 Chouteau 70 HILL'S TEXA CO AND WA TER WELL SVC J R 8 Rick Hill - Owners on of Highway 82-33 JA CK PARMANS ll mn Lee ' CLOTHING -:: L t Grove 479-9290 AAAAAA LLLLA A All ServR:ey0ucanTR S -1 5 11 In .An -Y ,1 .v--.n.. ., 'W ... f -- A . 4 gag-..,, . Q. A+'- N?f f '1 ' -I fy: BANK OF LOCUST GROVE Member FDIC S U F Y ur avings and Lo Need QF Y ff A1-l f COL VINS BAIT SHUP Gas-Balt-Tackle-P1cn1c Supphes t Grove, Oklahom 9383 A0661 Wgvb h 5 3 64jjnbM,J1fz f,.0 5? 79Lv50lsQ'k'L'w?XEg'Ag xi, o4ff f' T906 Qjjx . Sm 3 5 S Sify ff 9 gy is QF QW 5XoNrey13xEHRmYfQQQp1Lf Ms R3 V Q5 W 5 1 Kf4'lC4JfQi,,w W S QQ 93:5 W 2wOfU's 7 NNW 31,295 3 Qsvwwu M J - N 399 opera! Uv' ACN Gy-9d ?QL1A4Tkf7 a J'0L.1x,l, 455461609 Vi 72 I VUL VEME T karen dally an troy Odom band kmg and queen a A ,. M? Q ,egg iff, W5 iffmg Ezrliv 5 ak X The 1971-72 Pirate band is led by Celinda McFarland, Howard Gwaltney, Donna McCuistion, Shirley Warford, Donna Warford, Patti Rowbotham, Vicki McFarland, and Janice I-Iilburn. Troy Odom and Karen Daily Chosen Band Royalty The Locust Grove High School Band shows their pride in their school by forming an LG formation. The band used many similar formations during half-time activities at the football games under the direction of Mr. Iames Smith. ui .zizzyat . V s 2 ',l. - 2 1 J F- Carmen Estep received the Frankie Foreman Bank officers for the 1971-72 band year are QL- RJ Karen Daily- Memorial Fund Award for 1971-72 for recogni- reporter, Pam Neal-secretary, Diana Hanna-vice president, and tion of progress achieved in her first years of Troy Odom-president. instrumental music . Our beginner's band enables the high school band to grow. Those in beginner's band are: f1ST ROW , L-RJ Sheri Langston, Tamara Woodard, QZND ROWJ Alan Shrum, Karma Stamper, Kathy Downing, Linda Ashmore, Dianna Johnson, Jeffery Rogers, Jimmy Willis, Ladena Cobler, Liesa Gwartney, Andrea Key, Willa Hooker, Joanie Saffell, Joyce Anderson, QROW 3J Douglas Cotner, Curt Gwartney, Harold Hurley, Billy Chapman, Timmie Saffell, Chris Vancil, Janice Rice, Susan Hooker, Monica Anderson, Dessie Moore, and Kim Marshall. T . ' GUS L0 it af. -A f ,, , Q 'Q C, H s fa X 3 ll ' ,lk gt, 2 XGA if y , x .V V' ,I f 1 Q E. R i L ,,L. R , T in xg Xt w V 5 fs ,. I who .7 fl L, , , se i f t fa -iff' , X Q' ' A L' fu if -- .. 4, ,J , I .V its 4. .N f . .ff I .J LE . Z ' 1 .R new .. V va T 4, A F W if el yr l LQ lf i lr t f Lf 5 1' 5 1 X 3 X 3 .1 ,, , , as 'f N ' 'W ' ' 3 si x f S tr ! X 1 f K 'L sl -A gs l at 5 If ' 1 f as i X 2 at xlf is Q ar li 3 1 ' '5 E ' JD K. ,, ii f 5 , ggi? 2 , 'L if 'ff' 2 1 L M Pi' iw The members of the high school band are f1ST ROW , L-RJ Howard Gwartmey, Brenda Hicks, Carmen Estep, Cheryl Brashers, Carlene Garrison, Tracy Davis, Deretha Anderson, Chris Elliott, Donna Warford, f2ND ROWJ Dianna Hanna, Karen Ashmore, DeeAnna Barton, Stan Blair, Elaine Rice, Tracy Stapp, Robert Overstreet, f3RD ROWJ Celinda McFarland, Terry Arnold, Pam Neal, Tim Coger, Kim Jones, Wesley Estes, David Arnold, Troy Odom, Shirley Warford, f4TH ROWQ Ray McCartney, Randy Wall, Karen Daily, Bobbette Herron, Cindy Stricklen, Joyce James, John Blair, 15TH ROWQ Janice I-Lilburn, Stan James, Albert Neighbors, Harvey Hicks, Andy Schwenk, Larry Wall, Brent I-Iinkle, Donna McCuistion, 16TH ROWQ Patty Rowbotham, Les Kern, Kevin Ray, James Neal, Jon Cavalier, a.nd Vicki McFarland. David Dewart receives some last minute instructions before the band resumes play. Iguana-no 115' Members of the high school band wait their turn for pictures susan Wheeler and Wendell wolf ffa and fha royalty - h -. .L if ? , QLEFTJ FHA prepares a good meal for our FFA at the fair. QLOWER LEFTQ Cindy Wolf shows off her pig at the County Fair. fUPPER RIGI-ITj Mr. Beshears, Bill Cox, and Reegam Downing Watch as Loyd Phillips demonstrates how to weld. QLOWER RIGHTQ Phillip Stokes takes time out from activities at the fair. FHA-FFA Preparefor Adult Living A-N L K, ,wi 4. W' ,L F HA'ers Work Together for a Common Goal Future Homemakers of America is the organization of high school home economics students dedicated to the over-all goal of helping individuals improve personal family and community living, now and in the future. Any high school student who is enrolled in a home ec- onomics class is eligible to become a member. In Oklahoma, there are more than 18, OOO members in both large and small high schools throughout the state. Nationally, the membership is more than 700, OOO. Objectives are selected every three to four years. Projects are selected to carry out these objectives. This year's national projects are Decisions that Count, Our World -a-Growing Heritage, and Preparedness-The Key to Opportunity. A concern for the individual as he or she matures is a part of the FHA philosophy. Family living projects, extended into school and community, help both indi- viduals and groups. These are a part of the FHA pro- gram. The local chapter does such things as attending a sub-district rally where Susan Coger was elected sec- retary, and selling stationery, calendars, and cook- books to raise money to attend the state rally in March. FHA president, Kathy McFarland, reads off the name of the new members during the first meeting. FHA members for 1971-72 are QFRONT ROW, L-Ri Lillian Thompson - advisor, Susan Packard, Marian Kern, Dawn Dreadfulwater, Brenda Hinkle, Kathy McFarland, Susan Coger, Connie Morehead, Joyce Ashmore, Dianna Hanna, QROW Zj Debbie Shrum, Kelly Brantley, Ann january, Connie Moore, Linda Fleming, Cindy Stricklen, Lanette Turner, Barbara Williams, Brenda Shields, Susan Wheeler, QROW 3j Carol Ladd, Sharon Austin, Dianna Dykes, Lee Ann Turner, Connie Bates, Bea Davis, janet jackson, Cheryl Breashers, Karen Ashmore, Carmen Estep, QROW 41 Deeana Barton, Brenda Hicks, Lynda Parnell, Debbie Shry, Pat Mitchell, Cynthia jones, Kathy Harp, Terry Davis, Debbie Young, Kathy Stamper, fROW Si Carlotta Gwartney, Terry Arnold, Pam Neal, Nancy Odom, Debbie Pierce, Colleen Cobler, Rosanna Walling, Debbie Sanders, Karen Ogilivie, Beverly Cooper, Theresa Stewart, QROW 6j Debbie Rice, Cynthia Doran, Karen Hawkins, Cindy Wolf, Ness Hill, Karen Key, Debbie Vaughn, Iva Cates, Marquita Cowan, Vicki McFarland, and Terry jo Coday. ..-- K - E - '- ll -Ik 'lla Il gr 'ff' 1? . 'gf fi : X ,-sffrf an, - lt? T1,A,i.5zI .rv 1 , .Q Q ' H Officers for the Future Homemakers of America are QFRONT, L-RQ Becky Keener - reporter, Kathy McFarland - president, Brenda Hinkle - vice president, Susan Coger - secretary, QBACK, L-RJ Joyce Ashmore - chaplin, Connie Morehead - pledge mistress, Marian Kern - song leader and pianist, Dawn Dreadfulwater - treasurer, Dianna Hanna - historian, and Susan Packard - parliamentarian. QLCWER TOPJ Connie Morehead pins the pledge rib- bon on Carmen Estep as she becomes a member of FHA. CLOWER BOTTOMy FHA girls listen attentively during their first meeting. , i.-fav va' 1 'A' I ., P, , f The officers watch as Carmen Estep lights her candle in an impressive initiation ceremony. gg . gg!-QQ .. 'A' M Ill if -iff-'fl 1 as 1. . .--1.1-f-f--r 6 1 5 Y' in r s A 1 ri: FFA members for 1971-72 are QFRONT ROW, L-RJ Troy Odom, Mike Teague, joe Bob Cunningham, Dearl Cunningham, Elmer Beshear - advisor, QROW 21 Robert McCartney, Ron Holland, Lewis Coverdell, Don Daily, Ray Ratliff, Hershal Pierce, Kerry Fogleman, Danny Saffell, Howard Ray Gwartney, KROW Sj Reegan Downing, Ronnie Edwards, Phillip Stokes, Ray Bennett, Mike Cowan, Dale Williams, Billy Cowan, Loyd Dale Phillips, fROW 47 Raymond Davis, Billy Cox, Randall Monk, Gary Ingram, Doug Davis, Allen Owens, Russell Chaney, Arch Beaver, QROW 5j Ray McCartney, Fred Overstreet, Kenneth Hawkins, Troy Walker, Billy Ingram, James Rice, Maurice Adams, Paul Harris, Gary Rowland, IROW 6j Doyle Williams, Robert Fleming, William Anderson, Charlie Connor, jeff Nichols, Terry Russell, Cecil Bennett, QROW 71 james Rowbotham, Tommy Knott, Danny Fleming, Dwight Stone, Roger Nichols, Jimmy Backwater, Jim jones, Glen Henry, and Earl Wayne Harris. FFA Boas! Uulstanding Accomplishments 'l'he Future Farmers of America, with 65 The leaders and backbone of the FFA are QL-RJ Mr. Elmer Breshear - Students e1'l1'011ed, 13 one Ofthe leadmg actlve advisor, joe Bob Cunningham - reporter, Wendell Wolf - vice STOUPS af Locust Grove- I , president, Dearl Cunningham - president, Mike Teague - sentinel, RSQCITC awards Sh0W then' Outftg-Udlffg-ac' Alvin Hams - Ueamuer, and Randy Stamper , Secretary. complishments as a result of their ambition and hard work. At the Mayes County Fair, held in Pryor, September, 35 head of Swine, 6 head of beef, and 3 lambs were shown. In the barrow show, Wendell Wolf showed a 2nd place Hampshire and a 4th place Cross- bred barrow. joe Bob Cunningham had a 1st place light weight Hampshire. In the Berk- shire class Loyd Dale Phillips showed two 3rd place barrows and Regan Downing had a 2nd place lightweight Hampshire gilt and a 4th place Crossbred gilt. In the steer show the grand Champion award went to Randy Stamper with a heavy wright crossbred steer, and Robert McCartney had a lst place middle weight Hereford steer. Dearl Cunningham received a 1st place and Reserve Champion Crossbred on his middle- K weight Crossbred steer. Howard Gwartney had a lst place lightweight Crossbred steer, and Hershal Pierce had lst place Shorpshire lamb. At the Muskogee State Fair Wendell Wolf showed a 2nd S 3rd place Crossbred barrow, Raymond Davis a 2nd S 3rd place chester barrow, Randy Stamper a 3rd place Hereford steer, and Dearl Cunningham a 7th place Crossbred steer. At the Tulsa State Fair, the livestock te am placed 4th in the competition. 'HQ 82 I As Frank Blair cut's the cake at the Halloween Teacher's While Coach Minick picks his teeth, Jodie and Gina Tea, everyone gathers around. look on. Students Train for Teaching Careers i Students planning to enter the teaching profession are KBOTTOM, L-RJ Jodie Monk- vice president, Frank Blair- president , Theresa Megginson- treasurer, f2ND ROW, Pigeon Rogers-reporter, Bobbette Herron-Debbie Vaughn- historians , Loyd Philips- parlimentarian, Q3RD ROWJ Joyce Ashmore, Dawn Dreadfulwater, Susan Coger, Barbara Williams, f4TI-I ROWJ Cynthia Doran, Gina Sourjohn Karen Stamper, Karen Daily, QSTH ROWJ Larry Burton, Jim Jones, Raymond Davis, Mr. V.V. Morrison-Sponsor, f6TI-I ROWJ Marilyn Merrill, Geneva Proctor, Janelle Martin, Glenda Fields. I Members of the Girl's Chorus are QBOTTOM ROW, L-RQ Geneva Proctor, Janelle Martin, DeeAnn Butler, Bobbette Herron, Kathy Stamper, Madge Cooper, Becky Keener, Sharon Breedlove, Mary Backwater, Sandra Blackwell, Teresa Megginson, Kim Brantley, Beverly Cooper, Connie Moore, Marian Kern, LROW Zj Joyce Helton, Iacquelyn Warren, Vicki McFarland, Nancy Burroughs, Starlett Shipp, Sharon Benson, Connie Watkins, Eunice Ballou, Barbara Ballou, Terri Coday, Theresa Stewart, Susan Coger, Cindy Burgess, Karen Stamper, CROW 3j Cheryl Huddleston, Dorothy Boswell, Patty Rowbotham, Shirley Warford, Donna McCuistion, Karen Key, Rena Brown, Connie Sharpton, Vanessa Hill, and Beverlv Mulkev. Smith Heads Chorus and Chess Club The newly formed Chess Club consists of the following members: QFRONT ROW, L-RQ Harvey Hicks, Bob Dewart, john Cavalier, Mr. james Smith - sponsor, Steve Thomas, Cheryl Basheers, Karen Ashmore, james Pilant, QBACK ROWQ Steve Boydston, Bobby jackson, Albert Neighbors, Ira Loudermilk, Stanley james, Roy Stinson, Brenda Hicks, and Michael Downing. ' if Y-if 'Hx e.....4-an 85 Boys who are learning the fundamentals of auto mechanics in the morning VICA class are: QL-Ry Rodney Thomas, Harold Quantie, Lyle Keott, Dan Phipps, Mac Robinson, Terry Martin, Milard johnson, Doyle Henry, Lloyd Deagan, Barry Weaver, Tom Hooker, Eddie Fisher, Rocky Clark, Allen Simpson. Gene Ross. Randv Weaver. Students Develop Techniques 0fMeehanz'cs Everyone will always wonder what Rockie VICA officers for 1971-72 are QL-RJ Rodney Thomas - treasurer, Clark, Terry Martin, and Gene Ross were Lyle Knott - secretary, Dan Phipps - vice president, and Harold trying to hide on the top of the truck. Quantie - president. ani! 1' - Q , ,W I 'S lx , - .. ,. . 41 I ' 9-- .Y L E - 1 -W fivwf f'f5a 4 ..: ' X f A I P ' Q if .L , ,V Ql.. vt N. A v-'. , ' . N34 in if F 3 , 1,-fifif A. I Q, F' , x I, I : ..., g 5,'S- S' f -'W 'g':- 2, 2 Lffggwjgsx, wg, Qzpwgpx -1' N f ' .. if 4 'J M '. ,,h. - 'X' . A -E3 ,X-Q . ., ' Q' -1 Q, W-A , Y K ' i 1, Q W gf He: g .., 2 TQ, ,A ,wiki Z- Ii',Lif'5w:45 'QW f ,g : 7 ,Jamie fm-,..2f 5 SFQESX'-e 'l ef , -ia,L?g,f W-, Wh ' R s, ' n 113,31 During noon hour, Dianna Hanna and Lanette Turner gossip and maybe even put in a Word about tornorrow's basketball game. 7th grade 4-H Club include: KTOP, L-RQ Kirby Vaughn, Therman Johnson, Earl Harvey, Buddy Bristol, Danny Freeman, Rick Patterson, Steve Cowan, Richard Overstreet, William Rice, Terry Shry, Michael Deegafl, Jeffrey Rogers, CROW 25 james Northcross, Harold Hurley, Doug Cotner, Mike Tate, Harold Ryan, Eugene Hill, Bud Turner, Terry Starling, Lee jones, QROW 3, joy McKinney, Sherri Langston, Terry Breedlove,Lynn Conway, Tammy Sulley, Debra Amos, Joanne Saffell, Pam Ladd, Lisa Gwartney, Monica Anderson, Kim Marshall, Linda Pilant, QBOTTOMQ Pam Burford, Chris Vancil, Tammy Lawrence, Janice Rice, Linda Ashmore, Donna Koelsch, Opal Englehardt, Linda Simpson, Rosella Copeland, Wilma Mitchell, Cindy Marrow, and Kathy Downing. 6th Graders Have Outstanding BB Season With a 3-4 game season behind them, the 6th grade girls consisting of QFRONT, L-RJ Kathy Speaks, Jeannie Horner, Shelly Blackwell, Dejuana DeCamp, Sharon Bates, Jacque Cavalier, LeAnn Smith, QBACK ROWJ Mr. Dave Quinton - Coach, Sarah Kern, Patricia McNatt, Stephanie Bell, Carmen Garner, Romona Merrill, Lynn Boydston, Sherry Sanders, and Anna Lee Anderson, look forward to junior high basketball. Coach Roy Flanary led his 6th grade boys to a 7-3 game season. Members of the team are QTOP ROW, L-Rl Billy Harp, Bud Holman, Brent Herron, Bruce Butler, Fred Rogers, Alden Stewart, Alan Turner, QBOTTOMQ jim Weaver, Roger McKinney, Tony Chaffin, James Estes, Dale Monk, Lyle Wilson, and John Demaree. Q-magnum Q 'B 1 4 f .as Qs .J ' X V' ' was , , .,.-.,,.n ,vA,.L n,,,,A6 -Af.,, i, .. We ' is Q., gh I! iifil. Q JP-WISH Q Ml? Sharing Spanish ideas during the school year are Spanish Club members, QBACK ROW, L-R1 V.V Morrison, sponsor, Elmer Panther, Freeland Henson-secretary-treasurer, DeeAnn Butler-reporter, Glenda Fields-president, Ruthie Breedlove, Gloria Henson, Cheryl Huddleston, Marilyn Merrill-vice preisdent, Frank Blair, QFRONT ROW1 Debbie jones, Billie McKinney, Cheryl Willis-parliamentarian, Sharon Breedlove, Kim Brantley, Terry Barker, and Pat Mitchell- song leader, Organizations Gain Knowledge of Future Lettermen Club members are UST ROW, L-R1 Alvin Harris, David Cowan, Eddy Walling, joe Bob Cunningham, Mike Cowan, Billy Cox, QROW 21 Ray Ratliff, Dearl Cunningham, Loyd Dale Phillips, Kenneth Hawkins, James Rice, Larry Rowbotham, QROW 31 Mike Teague-president, Lewis Coverdell-vice president, Troy Odom, john Leonard, Albert Neighbors, Bert Wallace, QROW 41 Ray Bennett, Don Daily-secretary-treasurer, Arch Beaver, Barry Weaver, Tom Hooker, Robert Dykes, QROW 51 Charles Nichols, Robert McCartney, Tandy Cooper, Greg Weaver, Howard Gwartney, Larry Cobler, QROW 61 Marilyn Henson, Connie Watkins, Pearl Watkins, Eunice Ballou, Peggy Marlin, Dianna Hanna, QROW 71 Coach Johnny Allen, Philip Stokes, Larry Burton, Dawn Dreadfulwater, and Marian Kern. 5'-'MV riWE E IX Q' Q THLETICS The 1971 high school football team consists of QFRONT, L-Rl Coach Bob Alderson, David Cowan, Bert Wallace, Troy Odom, Ray Bennett, Robert Dykes, Tom Hooker, Billy Cox, Barry Weaver, Coach Glen Lang, CROW 2, L-RJ Coach Mike Minick, Mike Cowan, Eddy Walling, Arch Beaver, john Leonard, Larry Burton, Kenneth Hawkins, Ray Ratliff, Don Daily, QROW 3, L-Rl Albert Neighbors, Tandy Cooper, Alvin Harris, Dearl Cunningham, Lewis Coverdell, Mike Teague, Phillip Stokes, Greg Weaver, and joe Bob Cunningham. 1971 Team Improves Season Record Harris carries the ball around left end as the Vinita defenders close in. 92 No. 70, conference defensive lineman from Vinita, goes in to assist i on a tackle, stopping a Locust Grove back from getting necessary yardage. Under head coach Glen Lang and assistants Bob Alderson and Mike Minick, the 1971 Pirates faced a strong group of conference foes -- Wagoner, Vinita, Nowata, Catoosa, Stilwell, and jay. The mounting excitement of the football season payed off, as the Locust Grove team improved their 1970 record of O - 9 to 2 wins and 7 losses for 1971. With the multiple offensive system of Coach Lang, the Pirates were able to obtain a much more consis- tent leadership of the eight seniors on the squad. Lo- cust Grove was at any time capable of playing ex- cellent ball. This was, perhaps, proven the best when the Pirates upset heavily-favored Catoosa on Home- coming, for the highlight of the season. Ft. Gibson's stalwant defense constantly gave the offense fine field position, but the Tigers could only eke out an 8-O victory over Locust Grove in the season opener for both teams. A 4-yard scamper around right end in the waning moments of the third period by Ricky Kirkhart was all the scoring that was needed to assure the Tigers of a victory. Kirkhart added the 2-point conversion on the option play. Locust Grove, led by the hard running of senior halfback Alvin Harris, had hopes of ending a 10- game losing streak. However, the inability to take advantage of Ft. Gibson errors and an inconsistent offensive attack prevented the Pirates from providing the home crowd with a win. arlene S atterfleld and lewls coverdell football royalty 'T f- an , - 6 1 I f 53 64 - 'A ii! LE' ' In -G ,' L fs ,, 1 MM.. ,Q g g : - -, 1 Id ,. - :Z if 1 1 5 F ' .., Y N A ' Wi A , 1 , ' The Pirate defense, headed up by Bert Wallace's fine pass coverage, performed in fine fashion. Playing before the home crowd, the Locust Grove Pirates ended an 11-game losing streak at the expense of the Kansas Comets, by a verdict of 12-O in a wet, slippery ball game. The game was marred throughout with major penalties and errant ball- handling. The first touchdown for the Pirates was set up on a fine interception by junior linebacker Tandy Cooper, who grabbed the ball at the Kansas 28 and returned it to the eight. Bert Wallace took it in from there on a sweep around left-end. The attempted kick for P.A.T. was wide. The remainder of the first half was pretty much a stalemate until Kansas mishandled a pitchout on their own 48-yard line. An alert David Cowan picked up the loose ball and had clear sailing into the end zone for the insurance touchdown with time nearly out in the half. The conversion attempt once again failed. The entire second-half saw major penalties nullify any hopes of a scoring drive for either team. The closest scoring opportunity was a drive by Kansas to the Locust Grove 10-yard line that was halfed when the clock ran out. Bert Wallace led the defensive heroics for Locust by making 14 unassisted and 4 assisted tackles from his defensive safety position. The Wagoner Bulldogs showed why they are the coaches pre-season pick to win the 2A-6 conference race, by thomping Locust before the Pirate home fans. The final score read 29-O. QTOPj Alvin Harris prepares to punt the ball, as Coverdell, Cunningham S Stokes block tenaciously for him. QABOVEQ Team captain , Sam Neugin, returns punt for a 45-yard TD against Wagoner for a 34-14 7th S Sth grade win. Locust Spices Homecoming With I2-8 MIKE TEAGUE LEWIS COVERDELL Senior Senior Guard Tackle S enior All District All-District DEARL C UNNINGHAM Quarterback ALVIN HARRIS Senior Rtmningback DAVID COWAN S enior Fullb ack Alvin Harris is being bumped out of bounds after making a timely interception against the Vinita Hornets. Upset Victory Over Highly Favored Catoosa TROY ODOM Senior Tackle RAY RAT LIFF Senior Guard BERT WALIACE Senior Running Back LARRY BURTON Junior Center DON DAILY S en ior Guard S55 ' 1 I TANDY COOPER EDDY WALLING MIKE COWAN PHILIP STOKES GREG WEAVER junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Junior Tight End Runningback Quarterback Split End Tight End Wagoner's stalwart defense, long bombs by the Bulldog offense, and costly errors by Locust provided Wagoner with their 2nd victory of the season to go with two losses. The first offensive series of the game saw Wagoner completing a tricky half-back pass for the first tally. The first quarter continued to be very productive for the Bulldogs as they surmounted a 20-point lead. The only bright spot for Locust Grove was the outstanding defensive play of safety Bert Wallace, who on numerous occasions made unassisted tackles at the line of scrimmage. Running the Wishbone-Triple Option with fine efficiency enabled the Vinita Hornets to stop the Locust Grove Pirates 35-8 before the Vinita home- coming crowd. After a scoreless first quarter the Hornets gathered an amazingly quick 27 points in the second stanza. Two of the scores came on long bomb pass plays in which the speedy Vinita receivers were well behind the secondary of the Pirates. A picked-up fumble taken into the Locust Grove end-zone from ten yards out provided anothereasy TD for Vinita, and the Hornets mustered a sustanied drive for the other tally. The second half action saw a stand-off as each team scored only once. Neither offense could really jell in the letter stages of the contest. Locust Grove's Pirates had aspirations of upsetting Nowata's homecoming, and it appeared such would be the case--at least for the first half. The Pirates inspired defense came up with crucial plays several times to keep the lronmen scoreless the first two quarters. Defensive guard Mike Teague made fine tackles at the line of scrimmage on numerous occasions, but the inabliity of the Locust Grove offense to move with consistency was the decisive factor in the outcome of the game. ARCH BEAVER TONIMY HOOKER JOHN LEONARD BARRY WEAVER RAY BENNETT junior Jtmior Junior Junior S0PhOm01'e Guard End Guard Tackle Tackle fx new 3 ALBERT NEIGI-IBORS KENNETH I-IAWKINS BILLY COX JOE BOB CUNNINGI-IAM ROBERT DYKES Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Guard Guard C ent er Runningb ack End Pirates Score 3 TD's Against Stilwell Alvin Harris scored the Pirates only touchdown after quarterback Dearl Cunningham had set it up with two rtms totaling 50 yards. The final score read 22-6. It was a sweet homecoming for the Pirates as they upset heavily favored Catoosa, 12-8, in a conference match, marring Catoosa's previously perfect conference mark. Locust Grove put the first points on the board midway in the first quarter when senior halfback Alvin Harris went over from the 2-yard line after a 40-yard drive had set up the score. Timely interceptions by Eddie Walling, David Cowan, and Bert Wallace got the Pirates out of desperate jam. The deciding factor came when Harris picked up a Catoosa fumble at the Locust 9, turned on the speed,and sent into the end zone untouched for the go-ahead touchdown. jeff Henson, leading scorer and leading rusher for the undefeated 7th 8 Sth grade, prepares to kick off into the end-zone against Wagoner. Tenth rated Coweta almost scored at will in the seventh game of the season, at times with the aid of major penalties. Coweta's awesome ground game relentlessly wore down the smaller, but never-say- die , defense of Locust. The Pirates lost a 47-20 high scoring conference affair at the hands of the Stilwell Indians. Locust's three scores came on a 15-yard interception by Lewis Coverdell, a pass-lateral for 75 yards from De arl Cunningham to end Tandy Cooper to halfback Eddie Walling, and a 10-yard pass from quarterback Cunningham to Lewis Coverdell. Ending the season with a disappointing 26-6 loss to jay, the Pirates finished with a 2-7 record in the first rebuilding season of Coach Glen Lang. Locust Grove's only score in the Jay game was an 11-yard pass from quarterback Cunningham to Coverde ll. Quarterback Dearl Cunningham leads his team to a homecoming victory over Catoosa. W .l-.inf x debb1e sanders an w1ll1am anderson freshman royalty betty demaree and sam nevgm 7th-8th football royalty The 9th grade football squad include KFRONT ROW L-R1 Coach Bob Alderson, Bob Martin , Kevin Ray, Kenny Chaffin, Randy Simpson, Doyle Williams, jeff Nichols, Jim Backwater, Roger Nichols, Fred Overstreet, James Rowbotham, Kenny Harris, Rocky Horner, KROW 21 Coach Mike Minick, David Arnold, Cecil Bennett, Ray McCartney, jeff Applegate, Steve Downing, john Blair, Willy Anderson, james Neal, Dwight Stone, Randy lnhoff, Robert Fleming, Danny Fleming, and Randy Farmer. The team ended the season with a 3 wins and 5 losses. th and 8th Grade Have Victorious Season Under Coach Bob Alderson the 7th 8 8th grade squad posted an undefeated 7-0 season record. Team members are QFRONT ROW, L-R1 Rick Franklin, John Fleming, Billy Chapman, Joe Ingram Gary Wyckoffe, Randy Wall, Alan Garner, Curt Gwartney, Jack Downing, Perry Cagle, Doug Cotner, Noel Younker, jim Willis, Dale Teague, asst. coach Mike Minick, KROW 21 Iohn Cooper, Vernon Ketcher, David Cowan, Kevin Vaughn, Harold Ryan, David Ross, Les Kern, Mike Hooker, Alan Weaver, Adair-Franklin, John Parker, Larry Gwartney, Andy Schwenk, Dale Odom, Coach Alderson, QROW 31 Robert Brabandt, Mike Deegan, John Holman, Mike Rice, Larry Rogers, Gary Jenks, Ron Cox, Mike Riley, David Ryan, Clint Harris, john Bendabout, Sam Neugint,Tim Downing, Eugene Hill, Mike Vaughn - manager, QROW 41 jack Nichols, Robin Culie, Denny Pilant, Terry Starling, Tony Robison, Ron Laughlin, William Lemons, Randolph Stokes, Kevin Brown, jeff Henson, Eddie Rogers, Ray Teague, Rae Dean johnson, John Creekmore, and Nolan Bates - manager. ' K I ., -fE- ..-:-. ,,:,-f: .,,E 'k-, - 1 - .. .. ik 'II F , 1 ' i 1, L 1' I l.. ' T ?. i.iev' T m:-Y - After heavy graduation losses, the Locust Grove Pi- rates struggled through a rebuilding season. The Pirates of Coach Johnny Allen closed the regular season with a 6-14 record. Coach Allen's five-year total record, at press time, at Locust Grove increased to 79-37. Gaining control from the opening tip-off, the 1971- 72 edition of the Pirates basketball team crunched the Kansas Comets, SO-39, in the season road opener, Nov. 30. It was a see-saw battle, but the Pirates kept control, having to score from way outside. The Pirate press proved to be effective as they took the lead by 1, 12-11, in the lst. Through the 2nd period, both teams showed momen- tum and scored equally well. Though Kansas got the easier shots, they still trailed at half by 5, 25-20. The Comets took the lead early in the 4th period but did not hold it long when the Pirates came out of their shooting slump at midway, 30-29. Fouling was consistent in the final minutes, but the Pirates were more accurate at the line. Final statistics showed Harris, Weaver, and Nichols in double figures, 19, 11, 16. With confidence high after defeating Kansas, the Pirates met Westville on the Bulldogs home court, but went down to defeat by only a 2-point margin, 32-34. Harris was high-man with 12. The Pirates dropped the third game of the season to extremely tough Muldrow, 38-82. Harris and Nichols showed good form in scoring 12 and 15 points. Locust Grove ventured to Tulsa for the Nathan Hale Invitational Tournament No. 6-10 for its next 2 games. The Pirates managed to score only 40 points against a highly impressive -Cascia Hall team, and moved to the losers bracket to be defeated by the Wynona Roadrunners 34-65, Harris again high with 12. In the opening game of the Bixby Totunament, Jan. 3, Locust Grove fell to Beggs, 43-73. Teague and Nichols with 10 and 10 led Pirate scoring. jan. 5 found the Pirates defeating Oktaha, 47-45, in the losers bracket of the tournament. It was close all the way, with Oktaha ahead 12-6 at the end of the first, Locust on top 21-20 at the half, a 35-35 tie in the 3rd, and Locust out in front in the closing moments of the game. Harris and Nichols were sharp as they collected 16 and 12. Pirates S lruggle in Rebuila'z'ng Season The Pirates include: fback row, l-rj Mike Teague, Dale Simpson, Phillip Stokes, Lewis Coverdell, Robert McCartney, Gene Ross, Greg Weaver, Larry Cobler, Tandy Cooper, Coach johnny Allen, fKneeling, l-rj Kim Roach, Charles Nichols, and Randy Stamper. L.G. Keeps Spirit After 4-I6 Season The finals of the losers bracket brought Locust Grove against Haskell, Jan. 7. Much to their re- gret, the Pirates fell to a strong Haskell team, 52-68. Harris, Nichols, and Stokes contributed 12, 19,fand 15. While the Bixby Tourney was in progress, the Pirates managed to squeeze in a road game against highly rated Checotah. Coach Dixon's Wildcats mangled Locust 70-34 by stressing their defensive powers. Stokes and Harris were high with only 12 8 10. Locust Grove faced Chouteau Jan. 15 trying to increase their yearly winnings over the rival team. The Wildcats stopped the streak of yearly wins by defeating the Pirates 43-25. The word was that there would be no real contest, but the Locust Grove Pirates proved Salina wrong by stomping the Wildcats 72-53. Harris, Nichols, Weaver, and Stokes led the scoring bar- rage with 21, 18, 12, and 11. It was a close battle all the way, but Sperry came out on to of the Locust Grove Pirates 50-46. P The balanced Pirate Scoring found Nichols with 18, Harris with 15, and Weaver with 10. ALVIN HARRIS CHARLES NICHOLS MIKE TEA CUE 'E 75 I Vyiy E K' QTOPJ Alvin Harris-21 fakes a Kansas opponent out of his , skin and scores two points as Coverdell-33 and Weaver-13 gather round the action. IABOVEQ Lewis Coverdell-33 draws a foul from a Muldrow team member on the drive for a lay-up. LEWIS COVERDELL KIM ROA CH RANDY STAMPER GREG WEAVER DALE SIIvfPSON LARRY COBLER TANDY COOPER Un the Locust Grove home court, the Morris Eagles defeated the Pirates in a closely contested match. The Eagles came within close range in the 4th, with 38-39 on the board at the closing. Checotah invaded Locust Jan. 31 and dropped 71 points in the basket to continue their winning spree. The Pirates rallied to 46 points, closing in the margin of the last contest. Harris, Weaver, Cooper, and Nichols popped in 13,1O,1O, S 9 to lead the Pirate scoring. Locust Grove came from behind and tied it 28-all in the third quarter, then advanced to a 40-36 win over the Kansas Comets Feb. 1 Nichols and Weaver hauled in 14 and 13 for a second victory over Kansas this season. Excitement hovered over the Chouteau gym during the see-saw battle that found the Wildcats on top 14-13 going into the 2nd, Locust ahead 32-31 at the half, the score tied at 44 at the beginning of the fourth, and Chouteau winning by only 3 , 63-66. There were steals and fouls, hits and misses, but two evenly matched teams saw action. Pirates Give Eagles Close Match, 38-39 The B team re- ceived valuable ex- perience and training from Coaches Glen Lang and johnny Allen. Members of the 1971- 72 team are Qstanding, l-rj Roger Simpson, Teddy Littlefield, Dale Simpson, Phillip Stokes, Larry Rowbotham, Robert McCartney, Gene Ross, James Rice, Howard Gwartney, fkneelingj David Joice, Randy Weaver, and Randy Monk. The freshman boys gained needed experience and posted a 2-7 season record. Members of the team are QBACK ROW, L-RJ Kevin Ray, James Neal, Danny Fleming, Randy Simpson, Dwight Stone, Ray McCartney, John Blair, Tommy Knott, William Anderson, Richard Leach, Coach Bob Alderson, QKNEELINGQ Rickey Harvey, Roger Nichols, Jeff Nichols. and David Arnold. Pirates Top Sperry by 12 Scoring leaders for the Pirates were Weaver, Nichols, Harris, and Stokes contrib- uting 16, 15,15, and 10. The Pirates fell to Morris Feb. 8, 50-63, at Morris. The Eagles took advantage of the Pirate's first quarter cold shooting to mount a 16-7 lead with three quarters remaining. Morris led 31-21 at halftime before the Pirates deliberate plays pulled them within 6, 38-44, of the Eagles. The Eagles moved ahead in the 4-th for a 63-50 win. Nichols and Stokes had 10 each and Harris, Weaver, and McCartney had 8, 8, and 7 as scoring leaders. With only 40 second remaining, the Pirates had a 7 point lead on the Wildcatsg but, the Salina team made a remarkable re- covery, taking Locust Grove 51-47. Harris and Weaver led scoring in double figures with 13 and 12. The Muldrow Bulldogs had little trouble with Locust Grove and posted a 71-38 victory Feb. 12 in a homecoming game at Muldrow. Locust played it tight in the 1st quarter, 14-17, but the Bulldogs moved ahead 37-25 at intermission, and 29-58 going into the 4th, QTOPJ Alvin Harris-24 scores on a fast break a gainst Sperry. QBELOWJ Coverdell-33 always PHILLIP STOKES ROBERT MCCARTNEY GENE ROSS ready for the rebound, awaits the outcome of Harris' lay-up. Locust Grove bowed to Sperry on Sperry's home court by 4 points, but were determined to win at home Feb. 14. Sperry controlled the ball at the tip-off and scored the first point on a free throw. At the close of the 1st quarter Sperry was ahead by 3 points. In the 2nd quarter it was Locust Grove by 5. Locust Grove held their lead throughout the second half by shaking their opponent with their fast break. The Locust Grove Pirates had a very happy Valentine's Day after the 12 point victory over Sperry. Final score was 68-56. The Locust Grove slave drivers closed out regular season play with a 58-51 win over Westville. Westvil1e's only lead was at the beginning of the first period, ahead by 1 point from a free throw. The Pirates out ran Westville and proved the Locust Grove fast break an important part of the game plan. In scoring, Nichols led with 17, Harris with 15, Stamper with 10, and Weaver and Stokes with 8 each. ..- H01 QTOPJ Nichols-11 drives in for a lay up, as 6'8' Cascia Hall amazon' tries to stop him QABOVEJ Alvin Harris-21 get the opening t1p off 1n the 50 39 victory over the Kansas Comets Locust Pirates Rally Past Yellowjackets 58 51 The 8th grade boys added a perfect season basketball The 7th grade team continued their basic basketball edu- record, 11-O, to their perfect football record cation and posted a O-2 record this season. Coach Bob Member of the undefeated team are QKNEELING L RQ A1derson's team consisted of QFRONT, L-RJ Terry Harp, David Ross, Alan Weaver, Perry Cagle, Sam Neugin johnny Holman, Jimmy Willis, Dale Teague, Curt Jeff Henson, Larry Gwartney, QROW 21 Coach Bob Gwartney, QROW Zj Coach Alderson, Danny Davis, Alderson, Adair Franklin james Herron, Tim Daniel Ballou, Kevin Vaughn, Alan Garner, Ricky Downing, Les Kern, Mike Riley, Tim Coger, Eddie Franklin, Joel Ingram, and Dinny Pilant. Rogers, Ray Teague, and john Parker w 4 1 I l 1 W, if N In :iv 1 ' x Y' Q. V me , 6 fy' .5 Hall . v Morr1s. . 6 Salina. ,. '. L . . m,,,A Randy Stamper-15, drops back to guard against the fast break while Lewis Coverdell-33 watches for the rebound. Boys Tczngle With Top Rated Teams QLEFTQ Tandy Cooper-23 goes up in the air for 2 points in the Pirates match against the Chouteau Wildcats. QMIDDLEJ Greg Weaver-12 reaches high for the rebound in the game against the towering Morris Eagles. QRIGHTQ Phillip Stokes-40 scrambles for a loose ball with two Morris players. . 1--emfif f Continuing to produce an outstanding girl's basket- ball team, Coach Johnny Allen upped his total winnings for his 5 years at LGHS to 89 and led his 1971-72 team to a 16-6 regular season record going into District play. Coach Allen returned 9 lettermen, 2 starters from the 1970-71 team that rolled to a 26-3 record and a place on the bracket for the state girl's basketball tournament, in which only the top 8 class 2A teams can be entered. Locust Grove's Pirate-ettes opened the regular 1971- 72 season with a 39-16 victory over the Kansas Comets. Although both teams made many mistakes, fouling among the chiefest, the Pirates took the lead 8-5 in the 1st and 10-8 at the close of the half. Late in the 3rd, the Pirates got the ball rolling and added 29 to their point parade. Hanna tallied 20 to lead the scoring. Locust Grove jumped to a 26-4 lead against Westville Dec. 3, and moved to a 34-14 halftime lead. Locust climbed to 50 points going into the final quarter, and went on to win 68-35. Hanna, Ballou, Condit, and Bryant scored 2O,18, 12, and 12. The Pirates beat a fine Muldrow team 40-42 Dec. 4, and saw Dianna Hanna tip in 30 to lead in scoring. In the first round of the Nathan Hale Invitational Tournament in Tulsa, Locust Grove stopped Inola, 40- 34, as Hanna canned 17, and Henson and Ballou hit 13 and 10. In the second game, Locust Grove defeated Owasso, 37-25. Hanna, Henson, and Condit scored 18, 11, and 6 against the Rams. Muldrow jumped to a 16-19 halftime lead against the Pirates in the finals, but the Pirates move to a 26- 24 third quarter lead. Locust rallied 7 points in the fourth, but the Bulldogs Went on to win, 33-35, and the Pirates had to settle for a second place trophy. Locust Grove extended its record to 6-1 at Bixby by defeating Jenks, 58-48, Ian. 3, and moved into the second round of the Bixby Invitational Tournament, Girls Post I6-6 in Tough Season Play With a tough schedule and a 16-6 regular season record, the 1971-72 girl's basketball team QKNEELING, L-RQ Beverly Cooper, Denise Parks, Marilyn Henson, Janelle Martin, QSTANDING, L-Rl Nessy Hill - manager, Bea Davis, Dawn Dreadfulwater, Marian Kern, Karen Key, Peggy Marlin, Dianna Hanna, Connie Watkins, Eunice Ballou, Pam Neal, Pearl Watkins, joy Condit, Lenora Bryant, and Coach Johnny Allen, go into district play with confidence and determination. T? 'K '1 . c'sm 'r s ' 'f' -' 6 diff ' V f lll' a-'f-'va - - i3'i42a,.fz-523.513 ' EW T QQ-aw fy gg ri '- ,- - Girls Suffer Defeats at Bixby Beggs handed Locust its second de- feat of the season, 49-28. The Pirate sharpshooters were at a lull, as Hanna Henson, and Condit had only 11, 8, and 6. In the consulation finals, Locust Grove fell to Haskell, 23-47, suffering its third season defeat. Locust Grove faced a fine Checotah team Jan. 4, losing 42-61, during the slump of the season. Henson led the Pirate scoring with 16. The Pirates took their 7th win of the season by beating Chouteau, 52-43, Jan. 15. Hanna and Henson zoomed in 22 and 20 to up their season averages to 17.1 and 10.9. Locust Grove S 9 mile journey north turned out to be upsetting for Salina as the Pirates put down the Wildcats, 65- 43. Locust took the lead 24-13, and ex- tended it to 42-25 at halftime, and 52- 29 going into the fourth. Hanna led with 21, followed by Henson and Ballou at 16 and 12. Coach johnny Allen recorded his 81st career victory in 5 seasons as the Pirates niped Sperry, 62-30, Jan. 25. A strong 11 - point first quarter lead sent Locust ahead all the way, as Hanna and Henson scored in double figures with 23 and 20. CONNIE WA TKINS PEARL WATKINS Guard Guard ik: ESL. QTOPj At time out, Coach Johnny Allen strengthens the Pirate's strategy against the Morris Eagles. QABOVEJ As Pearl Watkins-43 get the jump-off, Connie Watkins waits to receive it. LENORA BRYANT MARILYN HENSON JOYCE CONDIT Forward Forward Forward 5 3 fr 1 in fs EUNICE BALLOU DIANNA HANNA Forward Forward Pirates Double Eagle Score Ballou, Hanna, and Henson scored 13, 11, and 11 to push Locust Grove past the Morris Eagles, 45-26, Jan. 29. The Pirates doubled the Eagles score in the third and fourth quarters, for the lopsided victory. With Locust Grove ahead in the first quarter, 10-3, and a 19-19 tie at the half, the Pirates thought themselves on to a victory, but, a combination of Checota,h's outstanding offense and defense held the Pirates to only 17 points in the second half, and left Locust with a 6-point deficit, 36-42. Hanna led the Pirate scoring with 14, with Henson and Ballou having 11 each. Kansas fell to the Pirates Feb. 1, 43-30, in a slow moving, low scoring contest. Only 7 points were scored in the first quarter, and Locust Grove took the lead 16-6 at the half and 27-23 at the end of the third. Hanna again led the scoring with 14, Moving to Chouteau to outshoot the Wild- cats, Feb. 5, Locust Grove kept its winning streak alive, ripping the Wildcats, 64-44. Leading 40-21 at halftime, the Priates went on to win its 12th game against 7 losses. Hanna and Ballon captured scoring honors with 28 and 22 points. PAM NEAL KAREN KEY DAWN Guard Guard DREA DFULWA TER Forward QTOPQ As Marilyn Henson takes an outside shot, Joyce Condit and Dianna Hanna go for the rebound. QLOWERQ With help from Pearl Watkins, Connie Watkins crams a shot from behind on the Sperry Pirates. hasnt ,sf 1Qr- ,4-v N' ' '- sri '-H JANELLE MARTIN Guard Coach Glen Lang took over at mid-season for Coach Allen, and the B team, consisting of QSTANDING, L-RJ Kathy Harp, Debbie Vaughn, Marquita Cowan, Susan Packard, Barbara Ballou, Terry Davis, Beverly Cooper, Kim Brantley, Bea Davis, QKNEELINGQ Denise Parks, Janelle Martin, and Connie Bates, look forward to joining next year's varsity. Pirate-ettes Next the female Pirates overran Morris 45 -27. The game got off with a slow start, neither team scoring well. The Pirates came back the second half and scored 27 points to the Eagles 10. Henson led with 20, Hanna with 11, Bryant with 6, Condit and Ballou both with 3. The Pirate-ettes triumphed over Salina 53-24. Locust Grove actually aided Salina in making one-third of their points --- eight of Salina's points resulted from fouling by the Pirates. The rash of scoring was headed by Hanna and Henson with 18 and 16. In what seemed to be a crucial game, the Pirates trailed from the 1st quarter, 6-9, to suffer the 6th and final loss of the regular season play, 36-4-4, from Muldrow. Hanna scored 18 against the Bulldogs, followed by Ballou and Henson with 10 and 6. The Locust Grove Pirates met the Sperry Pirates on their home court February 14. The girls, having beaten Sperry at Sperry, looked for an easy victory. Although in the first half it ap- peared that Locust would have a tough time, they came out of it with a 5-point lead, 28-23, at intermission. PEGGY MARLIN BEA DAVIS MARIAN KERN BEVERLY COOPER DENISE PARKS Guard Guard Guard Guard Forward Seventh grade basketballers consist of QBACKQ Mr. I. T Rowland - Coach, Lisa Gwartney, Susan Hooker, Kay Hembree Dessie Moore Chris Vancil joe McKinney, Y Pam Burford, Aida Bennett, Monica Anderson, Judy Evens, Andrea Key, QFRONTJ Roxanna Perkins, Carma Stamper, Linda Watkins, Kathy Cowan, and Linda Pilant Girls ab Sperry for 57-44 Easy 16th Victory But Locust Grove came back, hitting nearly every attempt, broadening their lead to 15 points in the third quarter. At midway through the fourth period, the Sperry Coach realized that the game was out of reach, and started substitution. The final score was 57-44. Dianna Hanna sacked in 33 points for Locust Grove, Ballou - 10, Henson - 9, Bryant - 4, and Dreadfulwater - 1. The Pirate-ettes entered District Tournament play Feb. 18 with the girls averaging 47.5 points per game against 37.2 for their opponents. Hanna leads with a 19.1 average, followed by Henson with 11.4, Ballou with 8.2, Condit with 5 .4, and Bryant with 4 . 6 . Karen Key - 11 picks off a long pass from Morris opponents. 511- lil The freshman girls, having a 3-3 season, include QSTANDING, L-RQ Lea Ann Turner, Ester Cooper, Cindy Wolf, Cheryl Cowan, Dianna Dykes, Debbie Sanders, Patricia McCuistion, Elaine Downing, Marilyn Sac, Coach johnny Allen, QKNEELINGJ Cecelia Blossom, Debbie Shrum, and Rita Merrill. Hanna Leads Scoring With 19.1 A verage M W, ,. KTOPJ As usual, 6'2 Hanna gets the tip-off from Morris, starting the homecoming game. QABOVEJ Joyce Condit-35 adds to the score with a lay-up against Jenks in the Bixby Invitational Tournament. Connie Watkins-22, with a little assistance from her left hand, easily gets the tip from the Kansas foe. r if li v- p-v- ,.-1- ZZL'- , ,- , .- f , V K V H -V , Gene Y the second M Ex, ii i 5 P. 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'flaw' f EUPLE 127 4 S X ' . .1 ,g -, -4 2:45-.i s VV Q - jP'Qj?f,., fx., , X Q ,fix 21,1 v I M I 1 'TV Q ,, ' dv 576' 1 , I P 41, ' 9 V, F f ,U ll V ff -fv1:iI S,-Ss' is FT -v-Lan WTQ4 sn' M x. , WV, f .. . mZM'5'ih5 5 1 Senior class officers QL-RQ Lewis Coverdell-secretary-treasurer, Dearl Cunningham-president, Bob Dewart-reporter, and Don Daily-vice president enjoy the first snow. Final F unhlled Year Begins for 'fin AEBISCHER, PAM ANDERSON, TERESA BAKER, DONNA QBINANU V0.4 Q 128 7 ,. . X Q, si R N 1?-It - B,:'BBg,,a s iz 1' H' N ...M 4 7 V, 9 ' L N v .R ,A ,QQ . Pumumctki '52-Jil ILVIN MM!! 1144 .. f L., 'QQ 'If W , J' .X r i I - L I in... ' 1 . QLEFTQ Seniors chosen as WITTIEST , Lenora Bryant and Hershal Pierce, do their thing in the old outhouse. QMIDDLEJ Pearl Watkins and Alvin Harris , BEST senior ATI-ILETES , proudly pose with names and basketball numbers in the background. QRIGI-ITj Standing ready to do their duty are Lewis Coverdell and Jodie Monk, the MOST VALUABLE TO SCHOOL LIFE. the Graduating Class 0fI972 BATES, BARBARA BATES, CAROL qPRATTy BLAIR, FRANK 129 BLAIR, JUDY BLAIR, STAN BOSWELL, DOROTHY Posmg 1n front of water cans durlng the hepat1t1s out An 1nev1tab1e part of every senior year is making a break are most mtellectual Brenda Sluelds and Dearl shadow box for Mrs Akers English IV class at open Work Is Makzng a Shadow Box- 'F iiii - 'rm .,.,...n- - , L Sinai ' - -2 -,,, K Aw- 1 1 35852 . 'ssl J I Q ma , I I Y L if . ,,, 3, 5 Li , ' 5 M g If q f e s ar. wJ E ,I R49 Y Q iv I ' ? ' ' .r Q we 2 W: l Q E if . 5 3 V ,.., . A f ' . :' . ..,- - , W I V . L ' ,fr-wimw., J ' fp, 7, 1 L . V A 1 5' X 4 s 1 .H 2 ,- ,Q is ' 'A ' , Xi fag Y '- ' 7 M7 . , X . J , , , if Q 2' , f ' '- f ,L if , . LV Nominated by the Senior Class were best looking, joy QTOPJ karen Stamper gets a free ride from Green Freshman Condit and Mike Teague. Doug Davis. QABOVEJ Seniors make Chery Cowan do sit- ups on Initiation Day. Fun Is Initiating Green Freshmen W7 .V .. .V COBLER, LINDA COLVIN, DARRELL , iil 7 3 ti N' CONDIT, joY 131 cooPER, GARY COVERDELL, LEWIS cowAN, DAVID ...W COWAN, JUDY CUNNINGI-IAM, DEARL I-'Y DAILY, DON Seniors Don Caps and Gowns for Graduation Allen Owen and Doyle Williams make good horses for Wendell Wolf and Dearl Curmingham on cruelty to freshmen animal day. r I I f r - in-.' Arlene Satterfield pours the last ingredient onto Pigeon, Rodney , Jodie, and Jack take time out for Alvin Harris' victory cake. a picture while enjoying the Tulsa State Fair. Seniors Strivefor Better Ways 0fLearning Wit:-r Jw ..--A'9- vm! 'iv 'Q' DEWART , BOB DOWNING, CONNIE DUNN, RENA FISHER, NANCY A HARRIS, ALVIN 1-IENSON, FREELAND HENSON, MARILYN gm, HINKLE, BRENDA HOLLAND , RONNIE Q-vvbw-Q' QR '- ,M,..u-v JACKSON, HARRY JACKSON , LARRY JONES , JIM Twemh Year Welcomed by 0 Busy Football queen, Arlene Satterfield, and kissing Mike Teague escorts senior football attendant, Marilyn Captain, Lewis Coverdell, give flower girls, Joy Henson, onto the field for the Coronation ceremonies. Fiettand, some education. 134 KEENER, BECKY KIRBY, LARRY KNOTT, LYLE MARTIN, DAVID MAYES , WAYNE MONK, JODIE H ardworking and Industrzous S emors Thls is what you get for f1ght'.mg 1n Coach Allen' study hall, as senior jackle Stewart and freshman JOd16 Monk and Janet McCu1st1on work very hard to Debbie Shrum found out too late earn then' 2 credlt 1n fourth hour hbrary s.,...ff-sv' MOOREI-LEAD , CONNIE MCCUISTION, JANET MCFARLAND , KATHY 1 N1cHoLs , CHARLES oDoM, TROY i PANTHER, ELMER 1 1 N Pictures-A Highlight ofthe Senior Year Charlie Nichols and Troy Odom patiently await their turn for taking senior pictures. 1 While some seniors pose for pictures, others try very hard to decide which picture offer they Want to order. il .VL ii- ..---1 Lenor Bryant works hard on decorations for the honor party for the football boys. Q--7 'S-.-rf' 1-P 1' Seniors Jodie Monk and Gina Sourj ohn, along with some underclassmen, joke with Coach Alderson during Open House. QRIGI-lTj Brenda Hinkle gets Carried up grade shcool hill by her brother Brent and Terry Day. PHIPPS, DAN PLERCE, HERSHAL QUANTIE, HAROLD Russell on Initiatio I1 Seniors Win Yearbook Sales With 115 Sold Frank Blair and John Martin decide what to do Rigeon Rogers, Wendell Wolf, and Joy Condit try to decide next at the Tulsa State Fair. what proofs are best for senior pictures. ,Ig ' 2 X- f L V. . RATLIFF, RAY YORK, CARLDEAN qR1cEy Q... ROACH, KIM -X---f ROGERS, RIGEON SATTERFIELD, ARLENE SHIELDS, BRENDA 5-Uv' 138 STAMPER, KAREN STEWART, JACKIE TEAGUE, Mime MCFARLAND, GARY 1-avi X ,1 X A , is 1 :V . K -fwmwmmgwwwffsf A ,--- f i ' we L si AAAA sew, AA A A A 5 ,M f. . ,,:W A A A wmv. . L Www' Breaking into jail? -- That's what Hershal Pierce and Lewis Coverdell seem to be doing during their off hours, Seniors Are Ready to Meet New Challenges and New Responsibilities 139 ,QL Us I ...xml K ,gl ' .M THOMAS, RODNEY WALLAcE, BERT fi., WATKINS, PEARL ...WAV -.ff S eniors-M ean Memories Never Forgotten WHEELER, SUSAN WOLF, WENDELL SOURJOI-IN, GINA -FB 'Nr' 'K? v' MER T E, on E L- K I E :I kg .k,,,- rfifsxgm-'fvgk eg- , ,Af h4feii.1g f , AQEQ: -ie fc f',AeEW eeee 4 e e eee A,eee ZIAA ' N , W f f A 1 I 1 Q A Ee: Y E , f K a 'J - M 1 A uv Xl s 12. 4 i K R Y F ! 4 A M. vin IQ , Q rv, 'ff 'f A... . ' - E b e.b,. A ,.l,e.,,,, L 7. L m ,A,ee Eeie .E QUPPERQ Three seniors make another freshman suffer. QLOWERJ Seniors tour the town looking for new and exotic places to take Who's Who pictures. 140 f 2 A 'I I X Q Checking the security of the bank vault where the juniors de CTOPJ The I-Iollowbones are awaiting the de posit their profits from concessions are junior class officers parture of the city folks after the snow plow Howard Gwartney - reporter, Theresa Meggison - secretary- arrives. QABOVEj With back to back concentra treasurer, and Greg Weaver - vice president. tion at center, Connie Watkins and Larry Cobler, BEST ATHLETES, plan strategy for the next game. Juniors Advance Toward Future Goals . .Y 4, A 3 3 if ' if A if 9' QQ, ., '- 1 Anderson, Earl Arnold, Terry Ashmore, Joyce Ballou, Eunice Blackwell, Sandra Burroughs, Nancy Burton, Larry Cates, Iva Chaney, Russell Cheek, Debbie Juniors Cheek, G eorge Cobler, Larry Coger, Susari Cooper, Madge Cooper, Tandy Cowan, Billy Cowan, Marquita Davis, Terry Deegan, Flora Dewart, David G0 Hillbilly , , J W 142 fl lil f e r Debbie Young and Dawn Dreadfulwater give Greg Weaver the hillbilly touch. iiiiiiifiii i 35. -5 Y- ff'I'.,' M 41 ,W We Fi Q: E S -. X 1 I - i - I - 1 ,Q JH .5 ,wma M B31 f' EW: 3321122 . as WK, H l john Leonard is up to his old tricks as he and Celeste Lemons, WITTIEST defy the law of gra vity. , ,. .K A - - ip... we-awqnh., lywim V Who threw out the dig meat at the Hollowbone abode when the Blairhouses came to visit? ,sf Dt 1,355 13' Q45 -i H4391 ' f ,I 4 , A After a long awaited decision, Nessy Hill and Greg Weaver were chosen MOST VALUABLE TO SCHOOL LIFE. 143 Juniors Success-Spirit Dreadfulwater, Dawn Harp, Kathy Fleming, Donna Fogleman, Jimmie Gwartney, Howard Harris, Earl Wayne Hill, Vanessa Hooker, Tommy jackson, janet Juniors Sell Concession to Finance Banquet joice, David joice, Glen Kern, Marian Key, Karen Lemons, Celeste Leonard, john Proctor, Geneva Marlin, Peggy Martin, Janelle Meggison, Teresa Monk, Janet Moore, Connie Mullcey, Beverly McCartney, Robert McCarty, Donnie In a natural setting for the INTELLECTUAL, Starlet Shipp and Randy Stamper figure out a recent assignment. ff Terry Davis was honored by being chosen junior football queen attendant for 1970-71. rx MM 'N fm i! . . ffg-'kk .V ' ff 'E-. .-in A ivan - ' . y ' Y ' 'M 'W' Nessy Hill and Iva Cates proudly show off their clean f?j short petticoats and delicate hosiery. fi, ll ln proper attire awaiting the performance of Hillb1lly Weddin ' are junior cowhands John Leonard and Binx Wilkerson. Locust Juniors Participate in School Activities fi ,iff McFarland, Celinda Neal, Pam Rice, james Rowbotham, Larry Sac, Carolyn Saffell, Danny Sharpton, Connie Shipp, Starlet Shrum, Gary Simpson, Allen Simpson, Dale Sistler, janet Stamper, Kathy Stamper, Randy Vaughn, Churbie A wailing Class Rings Causes Much A nxiety QTOPQ Larry Burton carefully goes over his lines before the curtain goes up on the junior class play. QBELOWJ BEST LOOKING juniors, Janelle Martin and Larry Burton, try out the bench donated by the FFA chapter. Vaughan, Debbie Walling, Eddie Warford, Donna Watkins, Connie Weaver, B arry Weaver, Greg ,EQ si. x J' Wilkerson, Binx Wilkerson, Susan Williams, Barbara Young, Debbie 146 Adams, Warren Anderson, Elaine Ballou, Barbara Barker, Terry Bates, Connie Bear, Geanie Bennett, Ray Boydston, Steve Bradshaw, Sandra Brantley, Kim B reedlove , Sharon Brown, Rene Butler, DeeAnn Clark, Rocky Coday, Terri Saphomores Face New ana' Greater Challenges A favorlte gatherlng place for just a casual con Curtls Lemmons and Dee Ann Butler were elected versatlon 1S around the flag pole in front of the 3 Y. 4 K v ,f 147 y Cole, Wayne Conners, Charley Coverdell, Max Cooper, Beverly Cowan, Mike Cox, Billy Cunningham, joe Daily, Karen Davis, Bea Doran, Cynthia Downing, Regan Dyckes, Robert Fields, Glenda Fisher, Eddie Fleming, Linda S ophom ores Gam Experzence to ride to school are sophomore class officers secretary treasurer, Gene Ross - president, president, and joe Bob Cunningham reporter Xxx X w QLEFTJ Returning to their lockers are MOST INTELLECTUAI. freshmen, Terry Wheeler and Steve Boydston. QMIDDLE5 Max Coverdell and jackie Warren go all out proving to be the WITTIEST sophomores. QRIGHTJ Phillip Stokes and Rusty Chaney show their crossbreds during the judging for class champions at the Mayes County Fair. Through Guidance From Upper Classmen Hanna, Dianna Hawkins, Kenneth Helton, Joyce Henry, Doyle Henson, Gloria Herron, Bobbette Y Hilburn, Janice Huddleston, Cheryl Ingram, Ivan Ingram, jerry jackson, Bobby james, Stanley january, Ann joice, Roy , 149 I jones, Debbie Kern, Billy Kirby, Mike l4mm...Qurris Littlefield, Teddy Loudermilk, Ira Martin, Terry McCuistion, Donna McFarland, Vicki McKinney, Billy Merrill, Marilyn Mitchell, Patricia Monk, Randall Neighbors, Albert Packard, Susan Sophomores Ada' Spzrzt at Pep Assemblies attendant was Susan Packard, chosen by the high joe Bob Cunmnghani shows his hampshire which won school football squad place light at the Mayes County Fair. .V 4. wq,,mM Y U ' ,.,,. f f ,1:sQs,ff 'Hf-W H E .,,,.. , J 1: 1, ' A- W. X, gag 1 MQN .gg hir Xia -M ,, ,f ,S -. , 155 Lg 2 i fi? 21- ,- Q -1, 'ff . W.,. Wg, . . A.. . gi ,I igi 5 4 ,b in g V Q ,, fail Mix, , h 1h . if iisiinne-, 'L ffl- fgweia ,vjfifl ,- A fr. -Ajw wi' ' . -vp 'fy iv,-,ff ig-iifsggffgf ,xky li ,A .,,L. aah.. .v A ' , ,.,f 53 2 if-fs. , .x iv YH 'Sf 511'- ,L NZ, i , wr 'W' 4 inf, Stewart, Tres Stokes, Phillip Stricklen, Cindy Turner, Lanette Vaughn, Ray Warford, Shirley Warren, jackie Weaver, Randall Wheeler, Terry Williams, Dale Willis, Bruce Willis, Cheryl Gwartney, Carlotta Activities Balance Sophomore Lives QLEFTJ Ron Holland and Vicki McFarland get a first hand view of homecoming festivities. CMIDDLEJ Kim Brantley poses for her photographic entry in the new Mickey Mouse Club. CRIGHTJ Connie Bates, voted MOST VALUABLE TO SCHOOL LIFE, explores the school with Mike Cowan. kkty., . W aa .M- S .... . Willie Anderson and Debbie Sanders, BEST ATH- Adrniring another facet of school learning, art, are MOST LETES observe the view from the gymnasium win- INTELLECTUAL freshmen, Earlene Anderson and David dow. Arnold. Class 0f'75 Plansfor a New Future Bennett, Cecil Blair, john Blossom, Ce-celia Blossom, Daniel Morrison, Bobby Adams, Maurice Anderson, David Anderson, Earlene Anderson, William Applegate, Jeff Arrnes, Gary Arnold, David Ashmore, Karen Su Austin, Sharon Backwater, jim Barton, Deeana Bee V Vx 8 'Trap' Wx f tim Kal! n .sir Over 100 Freshman Classmates Adjust Some freshman boys watch what's going on on the school lawn and dread what lies ahead for them on initiation day. r ,Q - FY: . , 0 5 a e - 5 df f X . ,. B 7, JK t A , tta K - - X , K Q 1 C 1 to 'A r ..,:s , , at n R M' , ' is f 4 In , , I W ez M, ,, Z 51255 f . . i 7 f 5 aw? Bair? xx f F kr P, f ' 5, ,. f f Hgiwsff f Q EQWEQUQ. NQSFHQ '15 ., ,dl , .Jr t F.: .f,..QQ . fbi, f. ? . 275l5?:i -Fa L A Blossom, Mablene Beaver, Arch Brantley, Kelly Brashers, Cheryl Capps, Rosemarie Carter, Walter Cavalier, jon Chaffin, Kenneth Cobler, Colleen Cooper, Esther Cowan, Cheryl Creekmore, Glend Davis, Doug Davis, Raymond Deegan, Lloyd Q. Using Howard's unusual car for a prop, the Freshman class officers QL Ry Danny Fleming - president, Kenny Chaffin - Reporter, jeff Applegate vice president, and Cecil Bennett - secretary-treasurer, goof off during some free time. Downing, Michael Downing, Steven Dykes, Dianna Edwards, Ronnie Estep, Carmen Evans, Terry ,. Fine, Jackie '- Fleming, Danny Fleming, Robert Fogleman, Kerry '15 Grimes, Billy Harris, Kenneth Harris, Paul Harvey, Rickey Hawkins, Karen if Very uickly to High School Routine jim jones and Troy Odom adjust the attire of a green freshman as Monty Brown enjoys every minute of the occasion. . ,,,, 5 X .O After a grave struggle , Willie Anderson wins the battle, as Queen Debbie Sanders accepts the victory. ix 1 .slgai ,QP- , xv l .'2Z?'v6' ,, ..... 1 we , , .V o ,L ol' 'Qty 'VW .N-' ff, 1 .W 4. ,gvv'-ui.. YT 2 an ff f1,:j..f11'gQ, ., Qyff-ik: 5 , ' f 'Z .2153 ' - r f. 'f ,. if--22 335 fiieflgizfs MLW C ' '. a ' W- , 1 , Henson, Sharon Hicks, Brenda Hilburn, Donna I-linkle, Brent Horner, Rocky Ingram, Gary Inhofe, Randy jones, Cynthia Krummel, Harold Ladd, Carol Lawson, Vernon Leach, Richard johnson, Millard Leffler, Sammy Littlefield, D.I. Freshman Take Part in Club Actzvztzes jackie Stewart urges Sammy BEST LOOKING freshmen, Cindy The seniors try to make their fresh- Leffer and Debbie Wilson to hold Wolf and Kenny Harris, clown men look a little worse by apply- hands while on the walk to the off at pipe springs. ing fresh make-up. - ,- 'V , grade school. ' 1 1 .N-1.5. 5 ,gs V :H5 in s K 4, s sf f , ,J ,an ,, Hono grad e Cind Flem 5 A' I .tl ..,w?,,,,,4g red as an attendant at the ninth Sharon Austin proudly walks on to football homecoming was the field with No. 22, Dwight y Wolf, escorted by Robert Stone. ing. I f M Ninth Grade Queen Debbie Sanders and Kissing Captain Willie Anderson coax Terry Cooper during halftime ac - tivities. And Learn Proper Study Techniques Loudermilk, Lila Marlin, Bonnie Martin, Bobby Martin, Tim Merrell, Rita Y. Monroe, jackiel X'Mor'rison, Edgar' Murray, Donnie McCartney, Ray McCuistion, Patri Neal, james Nichols, jeff Nichols, Roger Odom, Nancy Ogilvie, Karen cia I Robert Fleming and Debbie Shry MOST VALU Under C1ndy Wolf's mop of hair lies an egg, an egg that ABLE TO SCHOOL LIFE look over the areas of 1S to be rolled from one end of the gym to the other 9th Progress ln Thezr Czrcle of Time Knott, Tommy Overstreet, Fred Owen, Alan Parnell, Linda Phillips, Gerald Pierce, Debbie Potts, Clayton Ray, Kevin Reece, Debra Rhodes, Randy Robinson, Lloyd Rowbotham, ja m Russell, Terry Sanders, Debbie Sac, Marilyn Shipp, Leslie Shrum, Debra Shry, Debbie Simpson, Cheryl Simpson, Randy 'I58 A., fl . 411 :wo , 'W 1' '7 'Y Simpson, Earnestine Six, Billy Smith, Donna Stinson, Roy Stone, Dwight Thomas, Steve Turner, LeAnn Walker, Rocky Walker, Troy Wall, Larry Walling, Roseanna Warren, Jeanne Wilson, Debbie Williams, Doyle Wolf, Cindy Frosh Brim Over With Recent Experiences The annual freshman walk up grade school hill and through town begins their long journey through the high school :L',,r3,3c 1 ,i'- ,QS W gl faiew ' f ll. iff ,V ,. ,U - 0 .Y Q i . fy Sk-df? F F553 The tables turn as Juliet, Terry Evans, awaits her Romeo, Kenny Chaffin, in their WITTY demonstration. ,,,, , , iik , W ., ,,,, 1,,,,,,,,,,1 f xi-W :1w.,:i.',,,f f f naiftlg.-:'f':11 121.-'a,'PfMw.2, w M i , Mlrwflla' :iii':si1i-ixnayfrgf'5EJYil'i3:Q:pH8 , ff K.:ii51'Y3,,S'i1i5f1f2',ST1'2'i ,gf '- tw m5'Nf,.fH. SA-3 '57,-.gz--g..,2.,.f::,g,, X5f,jt,xiQ4z5L,g,5f, ,'LHfwQ:f--',, flpmig gg g-,L 'U . is , 6 V, , , I , .X , x - ' fm' .f . z Q .. X 'i 2 R f S K junior high students hurry to the concession stand so they won't BEST ATHLETES, jeff Henson and Debbie Davis miss out on the best selections for lunch. pose in front of the prized Pirate at the football Anderson, Deratha .i,1511f1HSOIL.-JQBQ, Anderson, Seth Bodley, Doug Bark, Cherry Barker , Gary Bates, Nolan B endabout, Johnny Binam , janet Blackwell, Donna Blossom, Marilyn Brown, Kevin Ca le, Perry Z Carlile, Tammerah Coger, Tim Cox, Ronnie Culie, Robin Davis, Debbie Davis, Kathy . 7 . . . . Studzes Aclzvztzes and Leczrnzng ,C ,I ,V , . K. junior High Homecoming queen, Betty Demaree, Eighth grade class officers QL-RJ David Ryan - vice president, and her attendants show how proud and honored Barbie Demaree - reporter, Betty Demaree - president, and they are. Eddie Rogers - secretary-treasurer, go for a ride on the merry- go-round. Balance Eighth Grade Lyfe Davis, Tracy Demaree, Barbie Demaree, Betty Douglas, Tommy Downing, jack Downing, Tim DuBois, Velva Estes, Wesley T1aherfy7'P5i'1' Fleming, Don Fleming, Doreen Fleming, Janis Flemin Wanda ranklin, A air Freeman, Lonnie Garrison, Carlene Gwartney, Larry Harris, Clint Hendrix, Velma Henson, jeff ' x 'S' I I lierrm, 13.1325 HQIHIQG-Q Hilton, Karen lfIoeferm'm! Hooker, Mike L an jacksonh-lf-atty 'J'5'riiiE'f'loyce Jenks, Gary johnson, Brenda johnson, Rae Dean Wren, ,W , gi V r JG. - ,W li:::i.'5?f :I f , ' 'uf A ia. Jones, David jones, Eugena jones, Kim Kem, Les Ketcher, Vernon Lair, Vicki Laughlin, Ronnie Lemons, William Merrill, Edna Mitchell, Steve Eighth Advance to Higher Lear ning junior high librarians are QSEATED, L-RJ Eugena jones, Betty Demaree, Randolph Stokes, Ray Teague, Joyce Anderson, fSTANDING, L-Ry Patty Jackson, Tracy Davis, Sherri Williams, Janice Fleming, and Barbie Demaree. 1 ,1 O 4 :Milf Au-in W, T, ,V-112.31 'P 4 3: 2 X, -4:44 ri Eighth grade hemeeoming queen, junior High office girls, CL-RJ Eugena jones, Janet Phipps, Betty Demaree, awaits eoronation Doreen Fleming, Chris Vancil, and Sandra Wilkerson, smile Ceremonies, as they await their next duty assignment. pperclass Status Relishea' by Eighth Mouse, Mary P Murray, Kaydene N eugin, Larry Nickelson, Eric -Q'Rear, Teresa Overstreet, Robe Pace, Lynn Panther, Hazel Parker, john Phipps, janet Phillips, Vernon Randolph, Carl Rice, Elaine Rice, Mike Riley, Mike Robinson, Tony Rogers, Billie Rogers, Eddie Rogers, Larry Rogers, Pam IT C? Chosen MOST VALUABLE After the coronanon ceremon1es, R6Ce1V1I1g the MOST INTELLECTUAL TO SCHOOL LIFE were Queen Betty was led back to the honors for the Junior high are Betty Betty Dernaree and Eddie car by her escort, Larry Neugin Demaree and Alan Weaver Rogers. Lively 8th Have Unboundzng Energy Ross, David Rowbotham, Carolyn Rupe, Danny Ryan, David Schwenk, Andrew Stapp, Tracy Stokes, Randolph Tate, Keith Teague, Ray Iillegy, Hazel Q55 Vaughan, 'M Tie Walker, Renee' Wall, Randy Warren, Glenda Watkins, Carol Weaver, Alan Weaver, julie Whorton, Carolyn W 1.kersQn,.Sandra W1111ams, Jlmmvx W1111ams, Sherry Wyckoff, Gary Younker, Noel Peddling to school are the seventh grade class officers CL Ry Leisa Gwartney - reporter, Susan Hooker secretary treasurer, Andrea Key vice president, and johnny Holman 7th Graders to Meet Future With Conjidence Amos, Debra Anderson, Joyce Anderson, Monica Ashmore, Linda Baines, Sandy Ballou, Danny Bennett, Aida Blossom, Melvin Brabrandt, Robert Brabrandt, Steve Breedlove, Terri Bristol, Buddy Burford, Pam Chance, Tracy Chapman, Billie Conway, Lynn t Cooper, johnny ..-we if ,E it Ex .:,2o ai , L5 , J g ,.,,f J si., I life K ,sw K , lf' D ,il-, 3 L 1 ah V L , Q 3 -e if f i 3 aw 73 oo Study and Hard Work Occupy th Graders Minds Escorting attendant Kay Hernbree off the field after the crowning ceremony is Larry Gwartney. 166 Copeland, Rosella Cotner, Doug l . ,f 1, I . , ., 5:43. Cowan, David Cowan, Kathy Cowan, Steve Creekmore, johnny Davis, Danny Deegan, Mike Downing, Kathy Edwards, Kathy Englehardt, Opal Evans, Judy Fleming, johnny Franklin, Rick Freeman, Danny Garner, Alan Grimes, Teddy Gullie, Tammy Gwartney, Curt Gwartney, Lisa Harp, Terry Harvey, Earl A-v L 2 'Y At the Junior high homecoming, the football boys walk the pep club girls onto the f1e1d Class Skatzng Party Proves to Be Hetzc Q ! ' QL .Q K, K if 1 9 gifs :Q ,. , . . f 1 X-- 6 EF ,af L f .J SQ ' was x Ag 5 V 5: an Q jg .af Az 'N' Harvey, Vivian Helton, Virgil Hembree, Kay Hill, Eugene Holman, Johnnie Hooker, Susan Hooker, Willa Hurley, Harold Ingram, joel Johnson, Diane Johnson, Therman jones, Lee Key, Andrea Koelsch, Donna Ladd, Pam Langston, Sherry Lawrence , Tammy Lefler, Elmer Marshall, Kim 167 Susan Hooker and Les Kern were chosen BEST LOOK- ING from the junior high by their fellow classmates. Mitchell, Wilma Moore, Dessy Morrow, Cindy McBroom, Mary McE1yea, Kenny McKinney, joye Nichols, jackie Northcross, james Northcross, Kathy Odom, Dale Overstreet, Richard Owens, Mark Patterson, Ricky Perkins, Roxann Pilant, Denny Pilant, Linda Potts, Kim Proctor, Deann Randolph, Vickie Rice, Janice Rice, William Rogers, Jeffery Ryan, Harold Saffell, joanie L 168 ,Qiig NM. -.wi Saffell, Timmie Shrum, Alan Shfy, TSW at ttty an Sinor, Bonnie Simpson, Linda af 1 5, . ta , g 2, Six, Betty Six, Linda Stamper, Karma Starling, Terry Stills, johnna X , Tumer, Bud Teague, Dale Tate, Mike Vancil, Chris Vaughn, Kevin faq,-pr 'C' Vau han, Kirb Watkins, inda Willis, jimmy ,lg Woodard Tamera fflf' , 5 T is Having a snowball fight are WITTIEST junior high students, Andrea Key and Steve Doreen Fleming was chosen as one of the seventh grade football Downing. queen attendants, her escort for the event was johnny Holman. .' ,Wm fy 'vw Wy.. i X ,iv 4,,,f ' . wwf ,,- If - gf : , 1 V ' i ,lr , h E, yf V gi, A I N fwv Sixth Enter a World 0fNew The sixth grade 4-H girls, with sponsor Mrs. Vesta Anderson, jo Beth Ballou, jim Bear, Geroge Blossom, Helen Chaffin, Tony Cooper, Robbin Creekmore, Pam Dennis, Tamyra Herron, Brant Horner, Jeanie Inglehardt, Raymon jackson, Paul johnson, Delean Marshall, Oladale Martin, jackie Mitchell, Kathy Monroe, lohn Mounce, Loretta McCuistion, Sandra McDonald, Doug McKim, Oakie Packard, Kenny Phillips, Brian Smith, Larry Hope d Grubb, have as their main conversational topic, Mr. Roy Flannery talks to his 6th grade 4-H boys con aprons. cerning items to wear for the annual dress review 170 4 .45 Z i 1 : J Standingwater, Betty Starling, Kathy Stipes, Teresa Sullateskee, David Sullivan, Ricky Walker, Diane Weaver, jimmy Anderson, Anna Lee Anderson, Brian Anderson, Darlene Amlong, Celina Bates, Sharon Blackwell, Shelley Blant, Sandra Boydston, Lynn Crabtree, Donna Daniels, joan DeCamp, Dejuana Mr. Quinton's sixth grade class en joy their Halloween Party while they Dlshongv Carl' are getting out of their classwork Estes, james Hendrix, Ginger Jackson, Sherry johnson, Sandra Ketcher, Loretta Leach, Elvis Merrell, Ramona Monk, Dale Morrow, Dean 171 S ixlh Grades S ell 88 Yearbooks McElyea, Becky McNatt, Patricia Rice, Walace Robison, Julia Rogers, Geryle Rupe, Brenda Sanders, Sherry Smith, LeAnna Stipes, Dolan Walker, Sharon Wall, Debra Warren, Randy Bark, Cathy Bell, Stephnie Bewley, Rabon Breedlove, Danny Brixey, Brenda Butler, Bruce Cavalier, Jacque Chance, Vickie Conway, Michele Cooper, Janette Copeland, Retha Demaree, john Douglas, Tammy Edwards, Cindy Garner, Carmen Grass, Ralph Holman, Buddy Kern, Sarah Ann Lemons, joE1la Neighbors, Mark Nutter, Brenda Pendergraft, Mike Quantie, Pam Rogers, Freddie Speaks, Kathy Stafford, Tony Stamper, Ricky Stockton, jimmy Turner, Allen Wilson, Lyle H, s-rms' , yf ZWY: , m,mAA ' ::L LW' ,. ILL f - izrf , PM 1: -Mr I L ,y K',.. -:- .. , f'- 'm ::- Lscrl aff' .1 fc y 4 5 N ..,A.. We Mrs. Grubb and Mrs. Earp are watching their fifth Mr. F1anery's fifth grade students study hard to make grade students while they enjoy each other's funny faces. good grades during the second six weeks of school. F Wh Look Forward to the Yeafs Ahead Beavers, Larry Beavers, Tommy Blossom, Ricky Blossom, Woodrow Brixey, David Carver, Bobby Chaney, George Chicken, Bryant Cooper, Kelley Cooper, Paula Cypert, Nancy Day, Harold Fencer, Larry Fencer, Michael Fisher, Larry Grimes, Debra Martin, Lisa Metz, Barbara Monk, Daniel Moore, Frances McKinney, Roger Norman, Lee O'Neal, Mark Panther, Lois . ',,'1f N X WJ' 'Vs 1 1 lr, 1 lk' -s +V N4 ' 'spa L J A. -.v- Proctor, Rose Proctor, Thomas Rogers, Ricky Shry, Becky Six, Harold Six, Kay Anderson, Marlan Applegate , Darrell Austin, Steve Bradbury, Brett Burford, Clayton Cowan, jackie Wayne ,. f Emir 'H ,- rr 2 f xiii., 5' 'f -- i ' -' 1 ,, . X 'ef ,, K f ri, Q , 1 5 if A 1 nfs . gp fx ,y arrt il 411,- 3 -x 4 x A x 5 4 5, WW Nm Il Cowan, justin Cotner, Kathy Estes, Donold Ray Fleming, David French, john Harris, Tazy Harp, Billy Hudson, Mark Hurley, Darryl jackson, Billy Ray jackson, Melody FU'th Advance to Future Years Mrs. Vesta Grubb and her fifth grade 4-H girls The ways of farm life are discussed by Mr. Roy Flannery are getting organized for their first year of 4-H. and his fifth grade 4-H boys. ffl Students Begin Basketball During ,553 EE fir-P' 'l , 'il . V 5th Year Key, Marsha McFarland, Charla Neal, Katherine Nunley, Danny Overstreet, Patricia Perkins, Kelly Ryan, james Simpson, Rhonda Stapp, Leslie Stewart, Alden Thomas, Robin Wall, Philip Aebischer, Penny Allen, Brenda Anderson, Danny Bates, D'Ann Brantley, Sandal Brown, Kim Corley, Brett Crisp, Bobby Etchison, Tammy Garrison, Pearl Ann Grimes, Timmy Hanna, Kenneth Head, Barbara Ellen Hendrix, Melvin Hill, Keith Kirby, Pamela Levi, Lesa Mounce, Rose Mary Neugin, Donna Nott, Bruce Ray, Kerry Simpson, Philip Stockton, Rickie Stokes, Malynda Walker, Perry Warren, Larry Wilkerson, james Wilkinson, johnny Williams, Terri Younker, Kent Anderson, james Anderson, Karen Ballou, Jerri Ballou, Rhoda Bear, Linda Beeson, Lindy Blossom, Barry Bunt, Lori Chance, Randy Chapman, Ronal Cooper, Paul Cowan, Sherry Etchinson, Henry Fore, Cynthia Franklin, Debora Helton, Janis johnson, Kathy Kincade, Robert ,QQ v ' - Y, We Elf 1 ' 'W' fi xx, 'FM , l I, gi K n, .,,,. I-ZZ., d ll l r 1 h in lx, ai' 41 of Bm-is C b l 4 i n 1 1525, S5 I I' Nia... I M F ourth Grade Look Forward to the Mrs Pace and her halloween students stopped during their party to pose for a Linker, Clmt PICUJ e Looney, Cindy fl R Mayo, Susan Murray, Darrell Mclilyea, Keith Norman, Darryl Nutter, Harold Osage, Graham Panther, Linda P ' y endergraft, Bec 176 kv any New Teachers in the Future Perkins, Shawn Powell, Dawn Rabbit, Leonard Ross, Frankie Vaughn, Ion L. Weaver, Kelly Wilkerson, jeane Ballou, Carl Barnes, Jana Bristol, Connie Brixey, Pam Caldwell, joe Daniels, Annette Daniels, Duane Fore, Leslie French, Julie Gregory, Len Harvey, Debra With study and hard work, Mrs Bell's Holman, Randl' students are accomplishing good grades Huffman, Chris Ketcher, Lynette Leach, Danny Maner, Karen Martin, Terry Monk, Dewayne McBroom, Dale Northcross , Anthony O 'Rear, Robert Rice, Dena 177 i 1212 e 3 4th Enjoy Class Work As WelIAs Fun Simpson, Lise Standingwater, Lawrence Starling, john Summers, Tony Weaver, Peggy Adair, Robert Ballou, Teresa Bell, Sonya Cagle, Elaine Conley, Karen Cooper, Lorrie Crabtree, James Creekmore, Darren Dunn, Jimmie Grass, Pamela Henson, james Ingram, Tommy Koehn, Bryan Langston, Rocky Lawrence, Teressa Leach, Gwen Little, Mark McBroom, Mina Neighbors, Dale Ogilvie, Susan Osborne, Deborah Overstreet, Sandra Ragsdale, Mike Reed, Lea Rhyne, Tommy Rogers, Scotty Rogers, Vickie Shipp, Suzanne Shry, Jeanna Six, Kathryn Stricklen, Maurice Trivitt, Billy joe Underwood, Randy Vaughn, Randy Walker, Debbie Williams, Karen Wilkinson, Luann 4- f- ff-Q Ballou, David Barnes, Olenia Beaver, Gilbert Bewley, Pamela Breedlove, Micah Cotner, Danny Cowan, Bryan Cowan, Doneen Fleming, Carla Hall, Allen johnson, Tammy Koelsch, Steve Lawson, Pamela McKim, Paul Monk, Kevin Nichols, Steven Norman, Cynthia O'Rear, Ronald Pippin, Jeffery Rabbit, Danny Rhodes, Lisa Rogers, John Sac, Gina Standingwater, Evelyn Third 'Graders Strive for nderstanding Tramel, Mary Younger, Brian Amlong, james Applegate, James Binam, Ranea Colvin, Kawhga x., Conley, Marty Afew of the third graders enjoy their favorite time of the day -- recess. Mrs. Grazier's third grade spooks show their scarey faces at Halloween Third Graders Make New Diseoverzes as Brixey, Gerald Bolin, Lucien Cobler, Lori Ann Crabtree, Carlene Crisp, Patricia Dawson, Valena Edwards, Danny Gower, Alicia jo Hendrix, Marcella Henson, Sonya Hurley, Martin Koelsch, Billy Eugene ' 1 'V Ledbetter, jerry Morrow, Brent Osborn, Patricia Parker, Brian Parnell, Billy Pollnon, Teri Quantie, Lewis Schwenk, John Simpson, Connie Vaughn, Rodney Williams, Carla Williams, Tammy ig i , ,. :'1 f k C .-.Q A V rf L ww A... Third graders show interest in the different things that can be done while digging in the dirt. Learning Continues 1 hx A A ,ww V: i Ariat! 5 The realization that studying has to be done in order for learning to take place is just part of growing up for third graders. Cowan, Dwight Crabtree, Billy Jay Creekmore, Kerbi '-' Cypert, Mary , Evans, Marty p -. Grass , Stacy Hudson, Matthew Huffman, Kelly Hughes, Gary Lawrence, Keith Lawrence, Kevin Linker, Connie Littlefield , Iacquelyn Loudermilk, Ricky Metz, Ruby Nichols, Butch Randolph, Teresa Rice, Duane Sanders, Sonny Smith, Jackie Stone, Rocky Wilkinson, Stanley Allen, Kim Breedlove, Linda Most second graders work hard to get their lessons, Having fun as they are dressed for the season of the year, but their is always an except1on to the rule Halloween, are the second grade spooks Newness Wears jjfzn Second Grade Anderson, Billy Applegate , Glenda Barnes, Lisa Beavers, Sandra Bell, Stephen Cheek, Vickie Cooper, Steven Davis, Mike Dawson, Mark Ellis, Sabra Garner, Loren Garrison, Tonya Gore, Todee I-Ian, Mike Henderson, Kevin Keener, jerry Kirk, Rae Ann Leach, Homer Mayo, Nancy McKee, Terry Nez, Elvina Pippin, Lisa Roach, Charles Rogers, Debbie S '?v,v, 42 , 1- I :jg , ix ,:-. W- cw 1-.. X' , . X ', ' ss 1 K' ,- -' f- , ' fwfr Rowe, Sherry Stafford, Jeff Stapp, Denise Summers, Swawn Teehee, Loretta Terry, Erin Ballou, Kathy Ballou, Robert Caldwell, jim Chance, Lisa Conley, Dana Corley, Joseph DeCamp, Kevin Fenoer, Kathy Grimes, Patrick Helton, James Hooker, Teddy Jenkins, Regina Second Graders Increase Friendships Kincade, john ave, 5 r K The second graders think that the cam era man is more interesting than their books. Koehn, Anita Lair, DeAnn Mays, Deborah Merrill, June Nott, Sherri Overstreet, Russell Anwar: Mm, N 183 Huff Startling Discoveries Encountered in 2nd Parks, Jeanette Pollnow, Melody Ragsdale, Christina Rice, Dana Ross, Keith Rowe, Billy Ray Saffell, Vickie Simpson, David Taylor, John Thomas, Bobby Vaughn, Merle Gay Wall, johnny Ballou, Rhonda Cooper, Jody Crisp, Bruce Creekmore, Kellye Dawson, Don Eddie Dishon, Bobby Downing, Tony Feeling, jeffrey Fleming, Rhonda Ingram, Richard jones, Lynette Ladd, Skippy Langston, Lisa Ledbetter, Danny Little, Gary Looney, William Neighbors, Wesley Levi, Vicki Parker, Wade Perkins, David Pilant, Susan Rhyne, Ronnie Rowbotham, Toni Stricklin, Scott Shipley, Tammy Vancil, Dwayne Washburn, Cynthia Willis, Lea Ellen Williarns, Scott Wyckliff, Nyta Hem 1 yyc. p Brantley , Jo Deana Ballou, Tony Berry, Daryl Blossom, Larry Brixey, Bonnie Butler, Glenda Caldwell, Joey Chancelar, Kim Coday, Shelly Daniels, Alan Gann, Bobby Haney , Yolanda Henderson, Brenda Hurley, Tina Jones, Dwayne Justice, Frank Martin , Roy Potts, Doris Ross, Bobby Stricklen, joey Ward, David Vaughn, Kay Allen, Scott Bates, Brock Bewley, Sherri Classroom Lzfe F ascznatzng to F zrst Graders Q ru 3Q- aff' The first graders enjoyed the refreshments furnished by their mothers at their Halloween party. Gregory Jeanette Hall, Daniel I-Ialpain, Annette Hooker, Jimmy Kirk, Lea Anne Ladd, Bettina Langston, Jana Beth Mayo, Butch Morehead, Dwight Nutter, David Pursley, Klint Ross , Bradley Tramel, Genna Turner, Jayneen Van Brant, Jamie Blossom, Deborah Bolin, Leauna Englend, David Jackson, Douglas First Graders Begin Their Long Monk, Krisetta McKee, Janice McKim , Helen Nez, Wesley 186 ' 2 fb.. 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