Mounds High School - Annual Yearbook (Mounds, OK)

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FLAGS A VGCAL MUSIC tcenterl Michelle Shoaf KL-RJ Catesa Jones, Teressa Green, Tina Roe, Christine Beebe, Lisa Stone, Debbie Birdsong, Stephanie Linnet Dawna McDonald, Teresa Hawley, Jennie Stanley, Denise Honeycutt ti , -X s A., 6 X N N --xi X SW El Miss Maftlnf H38 SPOUSOL P0565 with Hitting those high notes gets pretty hard! Pryor trophy. w t' ttopl Lucas Roberson, Heather Ruble, Becky Strang, Melinda Russell, Chad Inman, Patti Strang, Jody Smith tcenterl Earnest Brumley, Carolyn Spears, Tommy Lee, Angela Canady, Keith Long, Micheal Cooper, Shannon McDonald, Miss Martin lbottomj Tammy Jones, Grace Daniel, Theresa Grintals, Krista Cochrane, Crystal Coplen, Richard Edwards, Randy Taylor

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f ff:f97 I 'iii C -Y '1 JAZZ BA This year's Jazz Band, in trying to fill in the shadows of past members, hoped to re- turn to glory with its newest members. This year's jazz Band includes Qfront L-Rl Bill Palmer, Angie Thompson, Rachelle Duck, Damon Ellis, Jeff Culbert, Steve McNabb lback L-RD Chuck Stinnett, Wayne DeGraf- fenreid, Brian McDonald, Rodney Stacy, Brian Ernest, Aaron Veale, Paul Johnson, Renee Harris, Gary Russell, Dustin Cham- bers, Travis Ienkins, Jeri Ramey. Jazz band entered various contests in order to prepare for the State Contest. fleftj Marching Band had a successful season. The band went to Pryor Marching Con- test where they took first place ' in their class in Parade March- ing 8: Field Marching. The t pride also won a superior rat- ing at the Oklahoma Regional Marching Contest held at Union High School. fabovej The jazz Band in action at a high school basketball game. It had become tradi- won at Union High School. dem ML tional for the Band to perform, and they Robertson holds the Pryor trophies for were always a big hu with audiences' Parade 8: Field Marching. lbelowj The Superior Plaque for 1986 5 21 E We V,,. frightj This year's drum major, Jeri Ramey, made MHS very proud of the great job she did. It's a hard job, but Jeri was great. 6 Qleftj Weeks and months of practice go into perfecting musical talent. Finally, all-state tryouts arrived, and the heat was on. First-cut all-state qualifiers in- cluded Dustin Chambers, Paul johnson, Renee Harris, and Jeri Ramey. Unfortu- nately, none of the qualifers made the all-state band.

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E BAN wud SEVENTH Sz EIGHTH GRADES ront L-RJ Derek Fox, jennifer Sivadon, Erika Ames, Crystal Coplen, Belinda Russell, Christy Linam, Karen johnson, Becky Rivett, jennifer .ater, Bavette Clyma fcenter L-RJ Eric Stanley, Eric Creasn, john Terhune, Kevin Carner, Beth Miller, Jason Creason, Chris Morgan, Devin IcDonald, Brad Allen, Christina Wickline, Carolyn Spears, Krista Cochrane, Kari Armitage Qback L-RJ Mike Childress, Keith Grant, Mark irdsong, Todd Richardson, Rodney Huss, Marty Stacy, Richard Reader, Angela Canady, Becky Baker, Matt Miller, Bobby Mudd Qstanding -RJ Mr. Robertson-directory, Michael Huss, Joni Ford, Kim Duck, jim Danforth, J. W. Mobley, Gordon Garrison, Denver Tatum, Randy mes, Ms. Martin-asst. director 'ont L-RJ Tammy Reed, Mary Bryant, Amber Rowan, Heather Carner, Brian Enloe, Jeremiah Anderson, Bobby Lucas, Misty Morgan enter L-RJ Benji Hayes, Danny Fry, Chad Armitage, Ben i Lynch, jennifer Eaton, Tim McNabb, Jacob Moscxuito, Ben Linam, Anthony lcero, Chris Ferrell, Mike Leffler Qstanding I.-Rl Mr. Rogertson-director, jason Slaughter, Brian Pounds, Ky e Sivadon