Mannford High School - Yearbook (Mannford, OK)

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..x. , - Ist Row: Tami Arnett, Melanie Behrens, Tammy Reed, Lisa Jarrell, Laura Floyd, Shelley Cravens, Tammy Ainsworth, Tammy Epperly, Kellie Capers. 2nd Row: Robert Bowers, Beth Scott, Kim Blumer, Michelle Skutt, Kim Goody, Jennifer Downs, Heather Smith, Glen Nel Bengston, Paul Coleman, Phil Murray, Brad Beaird, Matthew Wolfe, Kevin Spradlin. 3rd Row: Debbie Austin, Terri McKinney, Beth Lowery, Joel Hupp, Robbie Cupp, Robyn Holsomback, Amanda Wolfe, David Beilogh, Beckie Brown, Johnny Tennison, Mark Lowery, Debbie Sissom, Randy Hartsock, Richard Martin, Dick Van Vors, Terri Thomas, Marvin Hildebrand, Brian Capers, Todd Mclntire, Brian Hightower. 4th Row: Kerry Davenport, Sheila Bemiett, Christina Potter, Daryl Montgomery, Brett Gleason, Phillip Tyson, Doug Behrens, Director Glenn Ward. an 45' to M -1- ZR.'T t3 'e- + ii? 5 'A yi gmail 3 is if l illl if ' . A Tjioh, , S Tommy Abercrombie and Daryl Mon- The BOP's love standing at attention. tgomery have fun playing the drums. x I 'I If you ask any band at member what the most ks 'g , important element in band , H 2 A M is, they will say pride. Pride is the backbone of a band. This year's band had plenty of pride, and it showed in their excellent half-time shows. Drum major, Melanie Behrens, directing the band.

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Circus, Circus! Everybody loves a circus, and the Mannford high school, middle school, and elemen- tary school teachers came together to put on a circus full of clowns, elephants, seals, trained dogs, monkeys, snake charmers, strong men, bearded ladies, and tightrope walkers. All the crazy costumes and wild Antics were for a very worthy cause - two S500 scholar- ships for worthy Mannford seniors. Seniors receiving this year's scholarships were Janice Heaton and Sue Moore. Mr. Hammers finally gets Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Roberts to beg. QQ, :X. i' . H ., -' e Macho Man or I am Woman, which is Mr. Thomas? Mrs. Trudy Thomas found a horse that can't throw her. Every circus has a bearded lady and Ms. If I danced like that, I'd hide my face too! Ponder was ours.

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' fs ik, it .J its 1 K, srl yo-V A , P - g , LLZL X fy g i W s is 't 9 . ff s - 1:5 Ji. p f V Q fig ' ' X ' A' 'rx V X. iz' it lk: 1 if a ti A l 'Q E fail' i Y L - an 5- The marching band shows its pride in the Tri-State parade. Bob Hamilton and Tommy Abercrombie tak- ing a break after a hard day. Beth, Beckie, Kellie, Gayle, and Christina enjoy the two days out of school. . V i .' ,gy K rw, X- .fazf , J, These eighth graders don't know what to think of Tri-State. Every spring, the band goes to Tri-State in Enid. This year, the Band of Pirates ex- celled in all areas. They made a superior in parade marching, an excellent in stage and concert band. Kim Goody and Michelle Skutt find Marvin Hildebrand very boring. These band members enjoy a rest after a day in Enid.