Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

Foreword AS MODERN AS DAY AFTER TOMORROW—In this ever-changing world the future is unknown. Day after tomorrow will you be traveling on super highways—be taught by electronic brains—eat pills which supplement whole meals—or rocket back and forth from one constellation to another? We cannot begin to predict what will happen to the members of the 1962 graduating class, but it is the sincere desire of this editorial staff that we leave with you an annual depicting what must surely have been some of the happiest and most rewarding years of your lives. In choosing the modern theme we wished to convey the idea that ours is a world of new creations and concepts, of unlimited horizons, and full of promise for all the days after tomorrow. Kay Dollins, Editor 2 Table of Contents I. Administration II. Classes III. Organizations IV. Personalities V. Activities VI. Athletics VII. Advertising Mrs. Geraldine DuBois . Advisor Kay Dollins Editor-in-chief Martha Mullen Business Manager Carol Finegan Artist Becky Fowler Artist Jeff Treeman Artist The 1962 Sapulpan Staff 4 1 like this picture better. Sue Baughn Photography Editor Bill Lyda Photography Dale Walkup Photography Paul Kuhn Photography Virgil Wildey Photography Kathryn Moore Typist Karen Ferguson Organizational Editor Dwayla Finch Copy Editor Jan Francis Feature Editor Donna Korn Sports Editor Ross Rainwater Sophomore Linda Cole)’ Sophomore 5 Campus Aerial View of S. H. S. Bus Stop Scenes Disaster Shelter Shop Building 11889183636393 7 We, the Yearbook Staff of 1962, with sincerere gratitude, and appreciation, dedicate this volume of the SAPULPAN to our instrumental music director, Mr. George C. Brite. Mr. Brite has helped to promote our school spirit by providing Sapulpa High School with a hard working band. He has dedicated his days to bettering the instrumental program throughout the entire school system. The dedication of this yearbook to Mr. Brite is but a small token of our appreciation for his devotion to the students and faculty of this school. 10 EDUCATION does not mean teaching people what they do not know. It means teaching them to behave as they do not behave. It is not teaching the youth the shapes of letters and the tricks of numbers, and then leaving them to turn their arithmetic to roguery, and their literature to lust. It means, on the contrary, training them into the perfect exercise and kingly continence of their bodies and souls. It is a painful, continual, and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning, by precept, and by praise, but above all —by example. —John Ruskin. ADMINISTRATION MR. HOWARD GILLIAM, JR., is the treasurer of the Board of Education. In this capacity he has served six years. Mr. Gilliam is married and has two children. He is associated with his father in the furniture business. MRS. HELEN MILLER has resided in Sapulpa most of her life. She is married and has two sons. As clerk of the Board of Education, she will continue, as she has for the past ten years, to serve the school and community. MR. SAM T. ALLEN is a prominent lawyer in Sapulpa. With this reputation, he was selected nine years ago to fill the position of attorney for the Board. With his wife and three children, Mr. Allen attends the Methodist Church. of Board MR. CHARLES B. TEEL, with his wife and two children, has resided in Sapulpa for ten years. For seven years he has been on the School Board and he now serves as president. He is employed as a foreman of the D. X. Refinery in Tulsa and is a member of the Christian Church. Education MR. MHLL COLEY, employed in the office of Frisco Railroad in Tulsa, has lived in Sapulpa most of his life. He has been on the School Board for four years, and is a member of the First Christian Church. MR. LOUIS V. STUART has been a member of the Board of Education for three years. He is in the retail lumber business and attends the First Presbyterian Church with his wife and four active children. MR. DONALD L. KORN, an active two-year member of the Board, has resided in Sapulpa for the past twelve years and is associated with the crude oil tank coating business. Mr. Korn is also active in the First Presbyterian Church. DR. JOHN J. McCRORY, the newest member of the Board, has always taken an active part in school affairs by following the activities of his three lively children. Dr. McCrory has practiced dentistry during his twelve years' residence in Sapulpa. 13 Superintendent of Schools Serving his fourth year as the Superintendent of the Sapulpa school system is Mr. Npel Vaughn. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree from East Central State College. His Master of Education Degree is from Oklahoma University. Mr. Vaughn belongs to the following organizations: Masonic Lodge, Rotary Club, O. E. A., Oklahoma School Administrators, and National School Administrators. He and his wife, Juanita, with their two daughters, Sandra and Brenda, attend the First Baptist Church. During his leisure time, he enjoys gardening, sports, and fishing. 14 High School Principal Mr. B. Bomgardner, has led an active life as an educator. This is shown by the fact that he has served in several departments in the school, including the athletic, social studies, science, and physical education departments. In 1957 he was appointed principal and has served in that capacity for four years. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Degrees from Oklahoma State University. Mr. Bomgardner and his wife, Jewell, have two daughters, Pat and Sue. His hobbies are fishing and woodwork. 15 Three years ago Mr. Mullen, with his wife and family, came to Sapulpa where he accepted the position as Administrative Assistant of the Sapulpa school system. Mr. Mullen devotes a great deal of his time to church activities at the First Baptist Church. He belongs to a number of organizations which include: Masonic Lodge, Lions Club, Life member of N. F.. A., and Oklahoma Elementary School Principals, Oklahoma Assoc, for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Boy Scouts of America Supervisor, Oklahoma Assoc, of School Administrators, and the O. E. A. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from East Central College and his Master of Education from Oklahoma University. In his spare time, Mr. Mullen likes to read or play golf. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT BETTY MITCHELL High School Registrar 16 BOBBYE CARR Financial Secretary Registrar’s Office OUR ABLE ADVISORS Encourage our youth for better potential goals Miss Mildred Fisher serves as the Girls' Counselor. She has been specially trained to help each student to attain her highest potential—academically, physically, emotionally, and socially. Miss Fisher has been trained to administer and interpret standardized tests. She is a person to whom girls can talk in confidence. Miss Fisher also serves as sponsor for student council and teaches psychology. Miss Fisher holds a M. A. from George Peabody College for Teachers, Nashville, Tennessee. She is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, Kappa Kappa Iota Society. She has been teaching at Sapulpa High for eight years. Her hobby is travel. Miss Fisher is a member of the First Baptist Church. Miss Fisher Our Counselors Learn Too This busy man, Mr. Clay Carr, serves as Boys' Counselor in addition to Vice Principal. He is a person who is able and willing to help the boys at Sapulpa High. He handles all official attendance records and helps individuals identify their problems. As Vice Principal, he takes as much responsibility as deemed necessary from the Principal. Mr. Carr possesses a Master's degree from O. S. U. He has worked 13 years in the Sapulpa High School system. In his spare time he enjoys fishing, hunting, and golf. Mr. Carr is married and has two fine boys. He and his family attend the First Methodist Church. Mr. Carr 17 MISS MARGARET HAMILTON, our new speech teacher, has also been very active with debate teams, plays, assembly planning, the Pep Club, and the teacher's bowling league. Miss Hamilton received her B.A. degree at Central State College. Her favorite saying is, What next?” She attends the Methodist Church. English, journalism, physical education, driver education, and athletics are listed as the many subjects and activities instructed by MR. JACK WILLIAMS. Three out of his fifteen years of teaching, Mr. Williams has taught in the Sapul-pa system. He received his M.A. degree from O.S.U. His many school activities include sponsoring the Pow Wow and Drivers’ Club, and coaching baseball and basketball. MRS. ZELMA CARTER, a teacher at SHS for 39 years, teaches Spanish and Latin and sponsors clubs of the same names. Mrs. Carter, more often called Prof” by SHS students, is the director of all school assemblies and a member of the Faculty Council. She enjoys sewing, cooking, and especially traveling. Prof has traveled in Cuba, Canada, Hawaii, eleven countries of Europe, and every state in the U. S., and her future plans include a trip to South America. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma Society. She received her M.A. degree from T. U. Language Arts offer enriching curriculum English courses, journalism, speech. Spanish and Latin are all included in the Language Arts department. In these classes individual attention is given to each student to further a better student-teacher relationship and to raise scholastic standard. Newness shines forth from these classrooms as shown in the drama department's new stage equipment and dressing rooms, and especially in the up-to-date foreign language laboratory which includes all the latest recording equipment. From these various classrooms will be found the future speakers, linguists, teachers, and journalists of tomorrow. 18 Prof, and her little Spanish Pilots. Love me, love my dog!” is, perhaps, the most identifying statement you will hear from MRS. SALLY GOLDSBERRY, sophomore English teacher. Mrs. Golds-berry, in her first year at SHS, has served as sponsor of the Medical Arts Club. Panhandle A. M. College is where she received her B.A. degree. She attends the Episcopalian Church. MRS. BYDRA KUYKENDALL, president of the high school English teachers of Oklahoma, has taught senior English at SHS for eight years. She received a B.A. degree from Northwestern State College. Mrs. Kuykendall is a sponsor of the senior class and Horizon Club. Her favorite saying is, Anything worth doing at all is worth doing well.” She attends the First Baptist Church. For 17 years MRS. ALBERTA IRVIN has taught in the Sapulpa School System and she is presently teaching sophomore English. She received her M.E. degree from T.U. The Pep Club is fortunate to have her as a sponsor. When not in school, Mrs. Irvin enjoys traveling. Nothing happens unless first a dream. is listed as her favorite saying. Her church preference is Baptist. MISS LAQUETA CLARK, in her first year at SHS, has taught junior English. She received a B.A. degree at Northeastern State College. Miss Clark is a sponsor of the Horizon Club and junior class. Her outside activities include bowling and swimming. Her church affiliation is Catholic. 19 Miss Hilderbrand patiently waits for Tony to get that right answer. Bill I.yda puts Mr. Myles into a state of shock by asking him if he can produce a teacher dissolving formula. Experimentation is key word Retiring after 39 years of teaching, MR. HF.NRY SIMMONS, plans to stay in the profession by doing some substitute teaching in Sapulpa. He will probably spend some time on the local golf course too. During his eight years at SHS Mr. Simmons has taught Algebra I, physics, and Algebra II. Under his leadership the F.T.A. has earned and maintained a high standing among school organizations.' Mr. Simmons is an active lay leader in the First Methodist Church. MISS MARY LOUISF HILDF.RBRAND has taught mathematics at SHS for five years. She received her M.S. degree from Oklahoma State University. The Devotion Club is fortunate in having her as its sponsor. She also is a Sunday School teacher, a member of her church choir, and president of the youth division of the Church of the Naza-rene, where she attends regularly. 20 MR. LUCION V. MYLES, head of the science department, teaches chemistry, biology, and botany. He received his M.E. degree from Southeastern State College and has been with the Sapulpa school system six years. His school activities include sponsoring the Camera Club and junior class. MISS MARY ANN WELPTON has taught biology and physical education at SHS for two years. She received her B.S. degree from Central State College and is doing graduate work in physical education at Oklahoma State University. She sponsors the Pep Club and participates in sports activities. Her favorite saying is, What is it??? MR. MIKE COY is doing graduate work at TU in guidance and counseling. He received his B.A. degree from OSU. During his first year at Sapulpa, Mr. Coy has taught biology and has been very active in organizing the Boys' Pep Club. His church affiliation is Methodist. in math and science courses What do two points determine? How is the mechanical advantage of the five simple machines determined? Students seek the answers to these and many other similar questions during enrollment in challenging math and science courses. The science department encourages students to seek careers in the diversified fields of scientific endeavor and to gain an understanding of the part that science plays in our modern world. Biology students learn through dissection; aspiring young chemists prepare laboratory experiments; and physics students try to gain a thorough knowledge of the laws involving energy and matter. Students planning ahead for college prepare themselves by enrolling in the informative math courses offered. These include algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Applying their skills with energy and verve, students become acquainted with methods of reasoning that will enable them to cope with problems of the future. 21 During her nine years of teaching in SHS, MRS. HELEN HAIL MCALLISTER has taught four years of English and five years of United States history and international problems. Mrs. McAllister has a M.A. degree from O.S.U. Aside from the many hours required for school work, Mrs. McAllister finds time to co-sponsor the junior class and also the Horizon Club. She is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma. She attends the Presbyterian Church. Current history provokes thought enriches knowledge of world events As girl's counselor, MISS MILDRED FISHER has played an important role at SHS for the past eight years. As a graduate of George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Tennessee, she earned a M.A. degree. Miss Fisher teaches psychology, sponsors the Student Council, is a member of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society, and Kappa Kappa Iota. MR. DAVID SIPPY, our highly respected football coach and athletic director, has taught social studies for five years at SHS. He has a M.E. degree from Northeastern State College. Mr. Sippy is very active in the Key Club and the Letterman’s Club. In his spare time, he enjoys fishing and bowling. It has been said that history repeats itself for those who have no knowledge of history. In the social studies department an effort is made not only to help the student to understand the present by the study of the past, but also to develop in the student the ability to think critically and to respect and understand the heritage of our country and of the world at large. 22 No, Cortez wasn't a Civil War general! Fine Arts encourage creativity Out well-known instrumental music director, MR. GEORGE C. BRITE, has taught in SHS for eight years. The many fine performances of our marching, concert, and stage bands may be attributed to his skill in organizing the various factions of these groups and in guiding them to do their best work. Graduating from the University of Michigan, he acquired a M.M.E. degree. Mr. Brite attends the Methodist Church. Mr. White helps these boys master their art. Teaching private voice lessons, singing in the church choir, and sponsoring the active sophomore class are some of the activities of the busy Junior and Senior High vocal music teacher, MR. VEDON LAW. Mr. Law is in his first year of teaching in Sapulpa and attends the First Methodist Church. A newcomer to the Sapulpa school system, teaching both art and English, is MR. LEE WHITE. Mr. White is a graduate of Central State College where he received a B.A. degree. Getting in the swing of things he has used his talent in working as a senior sponsor and sponsor of the boys' Pep Club. Mr. White attends the Church of Christ. A bar of music—a piece of sculpture—modern art— abstract paintings—these things all mean talent. Talent and creativity, originality, and artistic endeavors may all be found in Sapulpa High School's fine arts department. Here students seek the opportunity to express themselves and their ideas. Music students attend choir and band contests while budding young artists display their achievements in the form of exhibits at fairs and art contests. The results of their accomplishments are shown in the high ratings they bring home. 23 MR. V. E. BONHAM senior sponsor and teacher of diversified occupations has been at SHS for 17 years. He has a M.S. degree from O.S.U. Mr. Bonham's activities are the T. and I. Club and Lions Club. He attends the Presbyterian Church. Students receive helpful sewing tips from Mrs. Bomgardncr. Vocations prepare students for the future Teaching homemaking at SHS for seven years, MRS. JEWELL BOMGARDNER sponsors t h c F.H.A. and sophomore class. She has a B.S. degree from the Oklahoma College for Women. Mrs. Bom-gardner likes to spend her leisure time fishing, working in the yard, and skiing during summer vacation. She attends the First Methodist Church. MR. W. H. SHAW, having been at SHS for four years, is teaching three classes of industrial arts and one class of world history. He has a M.A. degree from East Central State College. Audio Visual and Stage Craft are his school activities while he enjoys fishing, hunting, golfing, and playing table tennis in his leisure time. MR. QUENTIN WALKUP, who has been at SHS for 15 years, teaches vocational agriculture, sponsors the Future Farmers of America Club, and takes an active part in the Rotary Club. He has a B.S. degree from O.S.U. 24 MRS. GERALDINE DUBOIS, teacher of first and second year typing, sponsor of the senior class, and advisor of the yearbook, has taught at SHS for nine years. She has a B.S. degree from O.S.U., and is a member of Kappa Kappa Iota and Delta Kappa Gamma. She spends her leisure time at her cabin on Lake Tenkiller with her family. Mrs. DuBois attends the First Methodist Church. Shorthand, bookkeeping and typing have been taught at SHS by MRS. MERLE MULLEN for four years. She received her M.E. degree from O.U. Mrs. Mullen is senior sponsor, co-sponsor of the F.B.L.A., and a member of Kappa Kappa Iota, a teacher’s sorority. She attends the Baptist Church where she teaches a Sunday school class. Teaching office machines and general business for eight years, sponsoring the senior class and F.B.L.A., and heading the business department is MRS. OPHELIA CROSSLIN. She has a B.S. degree from Northeastern State College. Mrs. Crosslin likes to fish, camp out, square dance, and watch baseball games in her spare time. She attends the Baptist Church. Students find a place in the business world For her first year at SHS, MRS. PAULINE YOUNG is teaching bookkeeping. She has a B.S. degree from Southeastern State College. Mrs. Young's favorite saying is, If at first you don’t succeed; try again. She attends the First Baptist Qiurch where she is also the pianist. Today’s age of science must also be called an age of business. New developments in business are both causes and results of scientific progress. The latest up-to-date equipment is used in all of the classrooms of the business department and thus enable the students to become acquainted with the growing business world. Student teacher. Miss Billie Mallory, lends a hand as Carolyn Toliver works with the shorthand equipment. 25 Teaching at SHS for 16 years, MR. BEN H. NELSON, the driver s education instructor, is co-sponsor of the Drivers' Club. He has a M.E. degree from O.U. Mr. Nelson attends the Methodist Church. Sapulpa's new basketball coach, MR. DAN A. MOORE, also teaches one class of general business and serves as sponsor of the sophomore class. He has a B.S. degree from East Central State College. Mr. Moore attends the First Christian Church. MRS. DOROTHY LINDLEY, librarian, has a B.A. degree from Henderson State Teachers College. She has been at SHS for three years and is sponsor of the Library Club. Mrs. Lindley attends •the Presbyterian Church. MR. DOUGLAS BALDRIDGE, sponsor of the F.T.A., has been at SHS for two years teaching mechanical drawing. He has a B.S. degree from O.S.U. Mr. Baldridge attends the Church of God. 26 You’re supposed to have more than two rooms and a path. L I PROGRESS, in the sense of acquisi- ■ tion, is something; but progress in the H sense of being is a great deal more. To H grow higher, deeper, wider, as the years go on; to conquer difficulties, and ac-quire more and more power; to feel all HHj one's faculties unfolding—this makes life worth living. ■I —J. F. Clarke. CLASSES 27 CLASS OFFICERS Jim Korn Sue Cupps Kent Cornwell Donna Downs President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 28 Carol Adelblue Sue Baughn Lloyd Anderson Pam Beaty Gene Ausmus John Berryhil! Gary Avra Carol Bolin Terry Banks Charles Boren Seniors 1962 29 To seniors, the ring is the symbol of success. Seniors Only seniors are allowed to work on THIS float! Johnnie Bowen Earl Broomhall Billy Boyles Gladys Brown Joy Bradshaw Lillie Brown Sharon Brashears Meredith Brown Lucille Brister Shirley Brown 30 Tamerlane Brown Barbara Clark George Burke Millard Clark Georgene Burke Jimmie Cochran Linda Caldwell Karen Coley Ann Cantrell Steve Collins Work Have you ever seen a senior work? Well, take a good look at Dickie. 31 Seniors Just ask Karen what Lloyd said in Student Council. Kent Cornwell John Davey Jerry Croston Alice Davidson Sue Cupps Celester Dejear Frank Curry Kay Dennis Billie J. DaVee Ross Dingman 32 Kay Dollins Joan Feldgreber Donna Downs Karen Ferguson Dale Ellis Bob Fields Ray Enlow Mary Beth Fears Dwayla Finch Carol Ann Finegan 33 Ray Fitzpatrick Connie Gilmore Brent Frankfather Charles Gleason Anne Friedman Linda Granger L. W. Gardner Ruth Ann Grayson Jan Giacomo Marilyn Green 34 Inspire Daily devotions, such as the one being given by Pat, give us faith to accept the future. Charles Groff Jewell Hardee Donald Gunn Bobby Haddox Louise Hager John Hardy Dwight Harrison Margene Hart Marilyn Hamilton Richard Hatten 35 Judy Head Johnny Hoefer Gwyn Henry Kenneth Hofstrom John Henry Ella Ruth Holcomb Gus Herring Carol Hollingshead Juel Hickman Barbara Hooter Seniors 36 LaDonna and Linda have something in common with Betty Crocker. Arlene Howard Richard Jack Diane Howard Leslie Jameson Nancy Huffman Charles Johnson Richard Hughes Ernie Jones Anita Irvin Shirley Jones Create 37 Bob and Les are our future Leonardo da Vinci and Picasso. Seniors To twist or not to twist, that is the question! Barbara Sue Kendall Eloise Kerr Jim Korn Paul Kuhn Stella King Sharon Kyser Wane Knight Lane Langley Donna Korn Naomi Larney 38 Connie Lawson Don Maddon Lenora Lee Chester Magee Ed Livermore Donald Mansell Bill Lish Wayne Martin Mike Luker Frankie Mason 39 The icy weather brought fun, frolic, and a holiday from school. Seniors Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow . . . Lois Jean Matthews Rena Meyers Paul McCain Ronnie Milliken Tommy McClure Raymond Montgold Lois Jean McGee Ronnie Moore Gerri McGraw Tommie Morris 40 Learn Seniors are proud of their high scholastic achievements. Linda Mose Mickey Oliver Pat Murphy Terry Ozment Doretha Nash Richard Palmer Carolyn Newland Kay Parker Richard Oldham Bob Penquite 41 Laura Pete Billy Rebholz Roger Pierce Carolyn Reinhart Carolyn Prows Larry Reneau Betty Raley Leta Robison Dianne Randolph Jimmy Russell Seniors 42 Think The Thinker? Phyllis Schwer Evelyn Smith Randy Scott Leon Smith Charley Sherwood Karl Soliday Clyde Sinor Francis Spears Jerry Sivadon Hazel Stephens 43 Judy Taylor Howard Trail Don Thompson Dickie Turnbull Suzann Thompson Mike Tyler Carolyn Toliver Pat VanSickle Marilyn Toliver Marie Varner Seniors 44 The Chieftains' last stand. Kern Walcher Judy Watson James Walker Warren Weideman Natalie Walker Diann Welch J. R. Ware Kenneth Whitson Bill Watson Virgil Wildey The day after what??? 45 Seniors Succeed Guy Williams Mary Jo Williams Janet Willey Don Wilson Jerry Wilson Jim Yeager Valleria Willhite Sharon Willibey Adris Young Larry Clark 46 GOLDEN REMINISCENCES—lunchroom chats ... beauty contests, and . .. Yes, they're ended—four fun-filled years of opportunity. Each individual must now decide what will be written in his own future. The past is only a prologue; there is much more to come. It may be the happiness and success that accompanies hard and honest- work. Tomorrow-----------well, who knows ? 47 George, burning in effigy!! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike Shultz Beverly Langston Malinda Underwood Kathryn Moore President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer Paul Adams Don Armstrong Diane Asher Linda Barrett Benny Beaver Rodney Belveal Pat Benjamin Jim Berryhill Richard Bing Leon Boaz Rose Booker Edna Booth Ann Bradford Tony Brixey Danny Brooks Ishmael Broom Doris Broomhall Raymond Buchanan Kathleen Bunch Connie Cantrell Rhoda Carson Virginia Cawvey Halbert Channell Donna Christian Jackie Christian Betty Clay Carol Cline Patti Cole Carolyn Cronk Bill Crutchfield Diana Cunningham Ardith Davidson John Davis Judy Dawson Joyce Deal Jerry Deason 49 Juniors present “You Can’t Take It With You” John Denton Ted Dobson Jim Dodd Lynn Dollins Carol Duckert Eleanor Duncan Bill Dyer Gary Eddleman Wayne Elmore Sarah Espich Janice Farrand Gary Farrar Becky Fowler Jan Francis Jill Francis Ann Freeman George Friend Yvonne Gale Jerri Gantz Jamie Garrett Jimmy Gillette Walter Glenn Alberta Hager Jan Hale Sharon Haney Ada Harris Arvella Hayes Donald Haynes Richard Haynes Judy Hendrix Barbara Hickey James Hill Ruby Hill David Holder Paul Hollingshed Charlene Holmes Juniors participate in 50 Jody Holt Sharon Hoover Verna Hopkins Prentice Howard Glenna Hunt Pat Irby Everett Jack Jerry Jackson Ronnie Keigley Joyce Kidd Beverly Langston Karen Lashley Tressie Lawson Denny Lemons Larry Leslie Darrell Logue Larry Long Jim Lucas Mike Lunn Bill Lyda Christmas spirit comes to SHS. extracurricular activities 51 Kay Magee David Main Gayle Marketic Judy Marsey Phillip Mean Floyd McCann Pat McClure Robert McGuire Gayle McKenzie Jimmy McReynolds Ellis Messer Larry Messmore Estal Meyers Viola Minners Kathy Mobley Kathryn Moore Jo Gail Morgan Jeannette Moses Marthat Mullen Dale Mullens Judy Naifeh Jackie Nelson Saundra Nelson Pat Noble Sue Owen Earlene Palmer Phyllis Pecks Velma Penn Loretta Perkins Betty Perry Barbara Pinkston Fred Porter Sue Porter Zelma Pruitt Lynn Reynolds JoAnn Richardson 52 Spring brings prom fever Pat Richardson James Ritchie Pat Roberts Carolyn Robertson Carl Robinson Janie Robinson Renee Rouk Cheryl Rule Wanda Russell Jo Saylors Deborah Schulte Carolyn Seabolt Martha Sellers Richard Shaw David Sheffel Judy Sheffel Collette Sheriff Paulette Sheriff Mike Shultz Brenda Siegfried Connie, what did you say Abe's last name was? to Junior Class 53 Judy Sisney Julia Sisk Joyce Smith Sharon Smith Thelma Smith Edward Snider Jeanne Sperling Vicki Stalcup Becky Stamps Larry Stephens Joyce Stephens Don Stockard Pat Strain Tommy Taylor Gaylyn Teeters Pauletta Thomas Otto Thompson Carol Tinker James Titus Cheryl Tomberlin Jeff Treeman Linda Tribble Charles Turner Jr. Malinda Underwood Tanya Villerreal Lynn Walcher Eddie Walker Dale Walkup Barbara Ward Peggy Ward Lawrence Watashe Carla Watkins Fred Wells Barbara West Pat Whisenhunt Larry Whiteside American history provokes 54 We'll get our revenge next year! thought for Juniors 55 Karla Wiley Mike Willibey Larry Wilson Kaye Williams Patti Willingham Terry Woodcock Bobby Woodrell Glenn Youngblood Linda Yocham Tommy Zumalt SOPHOMORE CLASS OEFICERS Ross Rainwater Reggie Green Joyce Guilfoyle Cecil Tiger President Vice-President Secretary T reasurer 56 Mary Allen Barbara Anguish Monty Asher Glen Atkins Mary Lou Banks Judy Barkley Jerry Barnes Sue Barringer Bill Battiest Larry Bayouth Nancy Bean Sandy Belk Ronna Benton Pamela Berg Donnie Bevenue Ronnie Bevenue Patsy Bilby Connie Birdsong Barbara Blake James Bower Chester Boyd Bobby Bradford Janice Bradshaw Roger Brady Gale Brasier Lisbeth Briggs Dorothy Brister Patricia Bristow James Brown Fannie Buchanan Glenn Buckner Nancy Buland Linda Butts Susan Carlock Carol Carnahan Gary Carr 57 Gary Carter Carol Cate Bobby Chambers Elaine Channell Charles Charbonau Billie Cloud Jerry Cochran Larry Coggins Linda Coley Barbara Collier Carolyn Conley Arnold Cowen Linda Craig James Creason Jeff Croston David Crothers Kay Crutchfield Barbara Davis Betty Davis Elizabeth Davis Larry Davis Robert Davison Pat Deckard Charles DeLong Kay Dodson Camille Dowling William Draeger Danny Dunbar Larry Dunn Sandra Edwards Jonathan Engles Barbara Ernst Sandra Ezzell Linda Fagen Ann Farmer Saundra Fletcher Sophomore float places third in homecoming parade 58 Norma Frederick Robert Friend Theresa Gale Earnest Garlick Frankie Garrett Dean Gentry- Carol Giese Donald Gordon Bart Gould Jane Graham Joe Graham Reggie Green Barbara Greenfield Jerrold Gregory Mac Griggs Kay Griess Joyce Guilfoyle Candy Haag Joe Hankes Jon Harper Donna Hatley Gordon Henley Warren Henry Sharlotte Henshaw 59 Egad, they've landed! Terry Hiett Cheryl Hood Georgie Hudson David Hufman Mary Hughes Jimmy Hunter Riley John, Jr. Glennis Johnson Susan Jones Judy Kern Roxie Kidd Billy Knight Carol Kightlinger Billy Lane Janette Langford Larry Lawrence Ilene Lay Diana Lee Janice Lemons Diane Logan Virginia Long Shirley Lowery Virginia Lyda Marjorie Lynn Judy Lytle Constance Mackey Sue Mahan Nancy Markley Kathy Marshall Don McAllister Carolyn McCain Glennal McCarty Phyllis McDonald Terry McDonnell Donna McGarr Tommy McGhee 60 Phyllis Meyers Sandy Miller Patricia Misner Lucille Montgold Mary Montgomery Jack Morris Roy Moss Sherry Mowry Opal Nash Robert Neal Phillip Nelson Patty Newland Judy Owen Joe Page Joe Palmer Tommy Patrick Barbara Patterson Judy Patterson Ladell Patterson Tresha Payne Mike Pennington Roy Petitt Jeanette Pickering Brenda Pitts 61 Gee. I knew it just a second ago! Shirley Porter Gladys Post Jimmy Powers Mildred Pruitt Billy Pullen Bobby Pullen Tommy Raby Ronald Ragland Ross Rainwater Sue Rector Linda Reneau Janis Reynolds Kenneth Richmond Carolyn Riley Judy Riley Judi Rinnert Sharon Rivers Tomie Robbins Pat Roberts Martha Robinson Simon Robinson Kathleen Rochester Mona Rogers James Rollins Arthur Rose Mary Rush Judy Ruth Sharon Samples Connie Santa Maria Janie Saulman Johnnie Sawyer Louann Seigle Judy Shackelford Susan Shibley Paul Sikes Mary Sisk Sophomores take an active role in student council 62 Paul Slaton Kenny Sluder Alice Smart Dan Smeltzer Eleanor Smith Juanita Smith Jimmy Snider Tre Speakman Billy Sperling Elaine Stanton Charles Stephens Paula Strain Janice Stockton John Sutrick Virgie Tanner Terry Tarr Sally Tatum Don Thompson Cecil Tiger Bennie Tilley Wanda Trail Sue Trout Johnny Troutt Kathleen Underwood About that motion to put the sophomores on the cleanup committee . . 63 Stewart Underwood Thomas Underwood Beverly Vanatta Marty Varner Pat Varner Harla VanMeter Donna Wadley Judy Wald Judy Walker Sherman Warren Leroy Wasson Thomas Watson Donna Wear Tony Weins Shawney West Dean Wheeler Jean Wheeler Sheila Wilhelm Ronnie Williams Geraldine Wilson Kenneth Wilson Terry Wilson Jim Winget Dana Wood Ellen Woodard Patti Wright Tony Yocham Jimmy Zewalk George Smith, Jr. Sophomores strive to live up to past standards 64 No man can wrap his cloak about him and say that he will stand alone, that his life shall not influence nor be influenced by other lives. Even the mountain that lifts its snow-capped summit to the clouds is enclosed around with influences that constantly change its characteristics, the sun, the mighty king of day, melts its ice-bound top, and the rain plows furrows in its gigantic sides. So these different organizations throw around human lives, sunshine of friendship and raindrops of charity and love. —Brotherhood ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Lloyd Anderson Mike Lunn Karen Coley Sue Baughn President Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Kathryn Moore Miss Fisher Mr. Carr Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor The Student Council helps to promote a better school life for all the students and teachers. This year the Sapulpa Council ran for the state vice-presidency, but unfortunately was defeated. Yet, through this effort the Sapulpa Council has gained much recognition and experience. Some of the projects of the Student Council arc formulating a school flag design and the March of Dimes campaign; sponsoring Now or Never Week, Student of the Month, and Student of the Year; giving recognition to the outstanding students and Club of the Year; and conducting the snack bar as demonstrated by Eleanor Smith, Sandra Ezzell, and Lisbeth Briggs. bb STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES FIRST ROW: Sue Baughn, Eleanor Smith, Sandra Ezzell, Diana Lee, Lisbeth Briggs, Barbara Patterson. SECOND ROW: Malinda Underwood, Gene Ausmus, Tre Speakman, Mike Shultz, Mike Lunn, Kathy Moore. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Smith, Carol Kightlinger, Marilyn Hamilton, Ardith Davidson, Becky Fowler. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Langston, Collette Sheriff, Karen Coley, Judy Sheffel, Donna Korn. FIFTH ROW: Lloyd Anderson, Larry Davis, Ronnie Moore, Paul Sikes, Kent Cornwell. Donna Korn Judy Sheffel Lynn Dollins Youth Board President V .-President Rec. Secretary Corres. Secretary Sgt.-al-Arms Marilyn Hamilton Donna Korn Sharon Haney Judy Sheffel Lynn Dollins ROW I: J. Francis, A. Friedman, K. Coley, D. Finch, M. Mullen. ROW 2: K. Cornwell, L. Anderson, G. Farrar, E. Livermore, G. Herring, L. Jameson. 68 MISS KAY DOLLINS 1961-62 Youth Board Queen The Youth Center is for the entertainment and enjoyment of the students of Sapulpa High School. It has the backing of the school and community in its activities. Many of the Youth Board members are new, but they are doing a fine job of handling the numerous problems presented by the Youth Center. The annual Christmas Dance and the Spring Formal, besides the weekly opening of the Youth Center, constitute the social functions of the Youth Board. ROW 1: K. Dodson, S. Jones, M. Lunn, S. Carlock, L. Coley. ROW 2 : T. Patrick, R. Green, J. Dodd, P. Sikes, D. McAllister. 69 Future Teachers’ Sharon Smith President Lloyd Anderson Vice-President Johnnie Bowen Secretary Tommy McClure T reasurer Group Keeps Active A bevy of beauties surrounds King Don Stockard. They are Johnie Bowen, Joan Feldgreber, Karen Ferguson, Sharon Haney, Martha Mullen, and Dwayla Finch. r MR. SIMMONS Sponsor Tomorrow some of the members of one of the school's largest clubs may become teachers. They will help eliminate the shortage of teachers across the nation. The Sapulpa Henry Bennett Chapter of the Future Teacher’s Association holds an annual Christmas party for the underprivileged children of Sapulpa, and delegates will attend the State Convention to be held this year in Oklahoma City. The FTA is proud of the fact that its float entitled Carnival King” won first prize in the Homecoming parada. 70 Association ROW 1: C. Adelblue, J. Bowen, J. Morgan, D. Howard, S. Smith, J. Smith, C. Finegan, K. Ferguson, S. Kyser, S. Brashears, D. Finch, S. Mahan, J. Feldgreber, M. Hamilton, C. Newland, N. Walker, V. Stalcup. ROW 2: D. Thompson, R. Jack, J. Isabel!. D. Wheeler. T. Wilson. T. Tarr, J. Harper, B. Penquite, J. Win-get, C. DeLong, J. Snider, T. McClure, M. Oliver. ROW 1: K. Underwood, C. Henshaw, J. Graham, C. McCain, P. Wright, K. Griese, M. Rush, G. Brasier, D. Brister, M. Banks, R. Kidd, J. Riley. ROW 2: B. Pullen, L. Davis, L. Whiteside, G. Youngblood, W. Elmore, T. Woodcock, L. Wilson, D. McAllister, D. Mullins. ROW 1: K. Mobley. D. Christian, L. Mose, E. Smith, L. Walcher, C. Duck-ert, S. Haney, M. Mullen, G. Market -ic, C. Sheriff, P. McClure, P. Sheriff. ROW 2: L. Coggins, M. Tyler, C. Johnson, L. Anderson, J. Croston, J. Garrett, J. Yeager, J. McReynolds, M. Burchett. 71 Drivers’ Club — Mickey Oliver Jim Yeager Mary Beth Fears Sue Baughn President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Gary Avra Prosecutor Mr. Nelson Sponsor Mr. Williams Sponsor Wham! Down comes the gavel of justice. I sentence you to a 4,000 word theme.” Another court session is ended, the violator has been prosecuted and sentenced, and the room is cleared. Using safety” as a motto, the members of the Drivers' Club conduct court sessions to prosecute traffic violators. Defendants are given an opportunity for pleading their cases and are tried by a jury of twelve. Every effort is made to promote safe driving and rules of the road. Highway patrol officers and city policemen co-operate with the Drivers’ Court in every way possible to help make its methods successful. 72 Members Work for Drivers’ Safety ROW 1: J. Korn, G. Herring, G. Williams, B. Penquite, W. Elmore. ROW 2: K. Soliday, D. Turnbull, P. Beaty, B. Clark, G. Burke, J. Taylor, L. Clark, C. Sherwood. ROW 3: B. Watson. R. Scott, F. Curry, B. Rebholz, C. Gleason, G. Burke, J. Walker, J. Raper, D. Palmer. ROW 1: D. Walkup, J. McReynolds, G. Youngblood, J. Jackson, M. Burchett, D. Lemons. ROW 2: K. Moore, P. Irby, S. Smith, P. Sheriff, B. Ward, P. Roberts, J. Sheffel. ROW 3: G. Farrar, J. Gillette, B. Crutchfield, J. Isabel I, B. Beaver, M. Strain, H. Channell, L. Boaz, B. Dyer, O. Thompson. ROW 1: G. Avra, S. Collins, M. Tyler, J. Yeager, T. McClure. ROW 2: M. Fears, L. Hager, K. Magee, J. Hendrix, C. Watkins, J. Smith, S. Brashears, K. Ferguson, C. New-land, C. Adelblue. ROW 3: C. Johnson, M. Oliver, L. Smith, M. Paxton, J. Croston, L. Reneau, K. Walcher, L. Anderson, P. Adams, A. Young. 73 Pep Club Demonstrates Spirit Heart Sportsmanship Sharon Willibey Vice-President Ann Friedman President Sue Owens Historian Martha Mullen Secretary Ann Bradford T reasurer Sponsors: Miss Welpton Mrs. Irvin Miss Hamilton BLUE! WHITE! FIGHT! These are the words often heard from the 88 members of the Sapulpa High School Pep Club as they cheer their team to victory and maintain their purpose of promoting school spirit and good sportsmanship. Attending all home athletic events, sponsoring the annual bonfire and car parade, selling pennants, caroling at Christmas time and operating the refreshment stand are a few of the many outstanding activities in which the Pep Club participated during 1961-62. 74 Conflicting emotions surge to new heights at every yard gained. PEP CLUB MEMBERS S Becky Fowler, Cheryl Tomberlin, Judy Dawson, Connie Cantrell, Joyce Deal, Barbara Hickey, Jill Francis, Donna Christian, Karla Wiley, Janice Farrand, Jackie Nelson, Jeanette Moses, Cheryl Rule, Barbara Pinkston, Brenda Seigfried, Deborah Schulte, Joyce Kidd, Lynn Walcher, Beverly Langston, Sharon Haney, Lynn Dollins. H Carolyn Prows, Mary Jo Williams, Joan Feldgreber, Phyllis Schwer, Tam Brown, Lucille Bristcr, Marilyn Green, Linda Mose, Johnnie Bowen, Terry Ozmcnt, Dwayla Finch, Kay Dollins. S Diana Lee, Susan Carlock, Carolyn Conley, Susan Shib-ley, Linda Coley, Kay Dodson, Barbara Patterson, Susan Jones, Virginia Long, Nancy Bean, Roxie Kidd, Patty Wright, Carol Carnahan, Barbara Anguish, Trcsha Payne, Lisbeth Briggs, Pat Misner, Sue Rector, Dorothy Brister, Mary Banks, Gayle Brasier, Joyce Guilfoyle, Eleanor Smith. t i Estel Myers Tommy Warren Francisco Lazona Bobby Woodrell Jimmy Legrand Jerry Rose ..... Reporter T reasurer .....Sentinel President Vice-President . Secretary Jimmy Cochran works enthusiastically with the FFA welding equipment. ROW 1: A. Sutton. J. Powers, R. Reynolds, J. Titus, T. Underwood, Bobby Woodrell, T. Watson. ROW 2: T. Raby, K. Wilson, C. Synor, M. Varner, S. Murphy, F. Porter, C. Rickner. ROW 3: K. Soliday, R. Ragland, E. Meyers, E. Walker. R. Moss, S. Miller, T. Warren, J. Rose. 76 ROW 1: E. Garlick, J. Hill, J. Christian, B. Dick. J. Cockran, J. Hunter. M. Keeling, W. Dreager. ROW 2: T. Hiett, R. Friend, D. Armstrong. W. B. Jester. R. Bclveal, J. Little, D. Dunbar. J. Hardy. ROW 3: D. Holder, T. Berg, J. Cochran. R. Hatten, T. Banks. M. Dunbar, J. Legrand, B. Lish. Quentin Walkup Vo-Ag Instructor David Holder and Jimmie Legrand fill out their record books. Ronnie Moore Dreamboat Beverly Langston Sharon Willibey 9 Rec. Secretary Cones. Secretary Judy Sheffel Parliamentarian Terry Ozment Historian Gift wrapping, make-up application, Car washes, a Christmas project, and business meetings constitute the year's activities of the Horizon Club. New members have helped develop this into a prosperous and active club through the year. Socially, the Horizon Club sponsored a Candlelight Ball in November and, with the aid of the Key Club, held the annual Heart Hop with all proceeds going to the Heart Fund charity. Activities Include Gift Wrapping Demonstration ROW 1: C. Watkins, J. Giacomo. G. McKenzie, J. Francis. J. Gantz, M. Fears, J. Francis, G. Brown. ROW 2: G. Siegfried, J. Moses, T. Payne, B. Hickey, L. Briggs, A. Bradford, B. Fowler, B. Anguish, C. Dowling. ROW 3: S. Owen, P. Misner, C. Cantrell, S. Rector, J. Taylor, G. Burke, C. Tomberlin, J. Marsey. ROW 4: A. Cantrell, J. Holt, T. Brown, A. Friedman, C. Lawson, C. Haag, J. Owen, B. Ward, M. Under-wood, M. Williams. ROW 1: J. Patterson. N. Frederick, S. Edwards, S. Jones, D. Wood, J. Robinson, C. Bolin, V. Long, J. Guilfoyle. ROW 2: B. Blake, J. Wheeler, J. Langford, K. Marshall, P. Roberts, P. Cole, S. Shibley, N. Bean. ROW 3: L. Patterson, M. Robinson, S. Ezzell, C. Prows, V. Minners. P. Thomas, S. Mowry, B. Patterson, K. Dodson, G. Post. ROW 4: E. Smith, L. Coley, S. Car-lock, C. Conley, D. Lee. SPONSORS mrs. McAllister mrs. kuykendall MISS CLARK 79 Latin Club — A Dead Language Lives ROW 1: Elizabeth Davis, Pat Bristow, Billie Jean Cloud, Stanly Johnson. ROW 2: Prof. Carter, Shirley Porter, Virginia Lyda. Gwyn Henry, Warren Weideman, Tre Speakman. ROW 3: Paul Jobe, Don Wilson, Larry Messmore, Jim Dodd, Steve Collins, Leslie Jameson, Kern Walchcr. Jim Dodd President Warren Weideman Vice-President Virginia Lyda Secretary Larry Messmore Treasurer ©Ofl XjiAy (xtcYlay Spanish Club Has World Wide Interests ROW 1: Sue Mahan, Lynn Dollins, Carolyn Cronlc, Gwyn Henry, Kenneth Whitson. ROW 2: Kent Cornwell, Lane Langley, Leslie Jameson, Larry Messmore, Virgil Wildey, Steve Collins, Charles Groff, Lewis Davis. Kenneth Whitson President Kent Cornwell Vice-President 81 Club Ronnie Moore Lloyd Anderson Gus Herring Mike Shultz President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Every man is valued in this world as he shows by his conduct that he wishes to be valued.” The Key Club of SHS prepares its members to face the future with high values. The club members become better citizens, are more appreciative of others, and become more thoughtful. Mr. Sippy does a fine job in sponsoring this club that is beneficial to the entire student body. This service organization distributed posters and containers for the March of Dimes Jan Giacomo drive, co-sponsored the Heart Hop with the Horizon Club, held annual fruit cake sale Sweetheart to erect a marquee at school, and sent delegates to Texas and Oklahoma District Con- vention. ROW 1: Paul McCain, Frank Curry, Jim Yeager, Randy Scott, Mike Shultz, Gus Herring, Lloyd Anderson, Ronnie Moore. ROW 2: I-arry Bayouth, Danny Smeltzer, Gary Carr, Ross Rainwater, Roger Brady, Charley Sherwood, Jim Korn, Gary Farrar, Glen Youngblood, Dale Mullins, Mike Lunn, sponsor, Mr. Sippy, Raymond Buchanan. 82 SHS Homemakers Face Future With Courage ROW' 1: Phyllis Meyers, Rena Meyers, Betty Davis, Mona Rogers, Geraldine Wilson, Theresa Gale, Mary Ann Allen. ROW 2: Linda Fagen, Mary Montgomery, Judy Wald, Janice Bradshaw, Suzanne Thompson, Pat Roberts, Joyce Deal, Carol Giese. ROW 3: Sue Vanatta. Toward New Horizons,” this is the motto and challenge of the members of the FHA Club in SHS. It reminds members that their contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow; that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. The purpose of FHA is to promote a growing appreciation of joys and satisfactions and to work for good homes and life for all. Future Homemakers of SHS face the future with warm courage and high hope from their club program. Could you believe these pretty Christmas decorations, made by the girls, are made from toothpicks, feathers, and tin cans? Joyce Deal Barbara Pinkston Pat Roberts Cheryl Rule President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer 85 Vice-President Louise Hager Secretary Sue Cupps T reasurer Judy Dawson SPONSORS Future Business Leaders of America President Joyce Bradshaw Officers Installation Mrs. Crosslin Mrs. Mullen ROW 1: Judy Barkley. Harla VanMeter, Pat Varner. Peggy Ward, Judy Dawson. Diana Cunningham. Betty Raley, Phyllis Schwer. Judy Head. Connie Gilmore. ROW 2: Mrs. Crosslin, Lucy Brister, Barbara Clark, Nancy Huffman, Louise, Hager, Sue Cupps, Linda Caldwell, Pat Irby, Kathryn Moore. Alberta Hager, Ellis Messer, Sarah Espich, Richard Palmer, Renee Rouk, Hazel Stephens, Betty Clay, Kay Dennis, Joyce Bradshaw, Mrs. Mullen. 84 Medical Arts Club ROW I: S. Barringer, K. Greiss, M. Rush, C. Haag, B. Pitts. S. Wilhelm, C. Hood, M. Hart. ROW 2: M. Lynn, L. Butts, K. Underwood, M. Underwood, P. McClure, B. Stamps, L. Tribble, G. Post, P. Bilby, M. Hughes, B. Ernst, A. Smart, Mrs. Burnett, Mrs. Goldsberry. ROW 3: C. Cline, K. Mobley, S. Rivers, C. Hollingshad, D. Wadley, A. Cantrell, C. Holmes, G. McCarty. ROW 4: C. Henshaw, C. Birdsong, S. Porter, S. Belk, J. Stockton, N. Huffman, D. Woods, V. Cawvey, A. Hayes, E. Davis, B. Cloud. Ann Cantrell Virginia Cawvey President Vice-President Margene Hart Secretary Maty Hughes T reasurer Sponsors Sapulpa High's very active Medical Arts Club is one of approximately a thousand such organizations throughout the United States. The club's activities are designed to enable members to explore career opportunities in nursing and other health fields. Community projects such as candy striping in Sapulpa's Bartlett Memorial Hospital and doing volunteer work in the two local nursing homes also help club members gain insight into nursing and health work. The club consists of 40 members this year, and Mrs. Sally Goldsberry serves as the faculty advisor with Mrs. Thomas D. Burnett, club sponsor. 85 MRS. LINDLEY Sponsor Loretta Perkins President Diane Logan Secretary Marjorie Lynn Devotional Leader Library Club Loretta Perkins, Judy Sisney, Diane Logan, Mrs. Lindley, Carol Kightlinger, Marjorie Lynn. Our library is kept in top condition with the help of library aides. ROW 1: Mona Rogers, Pat VanSickle, Rena Meyers, Eleanor Smith, Sandra Ezzell. Martha Robinson. ROW 2: Mary Rush. Kay Griess, Pat McClure, Judy Sisney, Sandra Miller, Loretta Perkins. Geraldine Wilson. ROW 3: Mrs. Lindley, Janice Bradshaw, Jakie Raper, Clifford Johnson, Bill Battiest, Judy Neifeh, Diane Logan, Joyce Kidd. Barbara Clark. 86 Evelyn Smith President Marie Varner Vice-President Darrell Logue Secretary Diane Howard T reasurer Peggy Ward Chaplain Devotional Club Giving the annual Thanksgiving assembly and providing the invocations at home football games are two of the main activities of the Devotional Club. Daily devotions are presented by members and other interested students which are an integral part of the homeroom period. Under the capable leadership of their sponsor, Miss Louise Hilderbrand, this club has become one of the most active at Sapulpa High School. ROW 1: Harla VanMeter, Sandra Ezell, Carol Kightlinger, Ladell Patterson, Barbara Greenfield. Virgie Tanner, Evelyn Smith, Linda Yocham, Miss Hilderbrand ROW 2: Barbara Ward. Kay Williams. Glen-na Hunt, Lucille Montgold, Irma Johnson, Peggy Ward, Marie Varner, Diane Howard. ROW 3: Mike Luker, Jean Wheeler. Diane Logan, Carolyn McCain, Darrell Logue, Larry Davis, Pat Benjamin, Monty Asher. Lettermen’s Club Promotes School Spirit Dickie Turnbull President ROW 1: G. Farrar, L. Bayouth, W. Thomas, D. Smeltzer, P. Sikes, R. Brady, R. Green, C. Tiger, S. West. ROW 2: M. Lunn, R. Haynes, R. Buchanan, T. Zumalt, M. Shultz, L. Anderson, D. Turnbull, F. Curry, E. Jones, B. Rebholz. ROW 3: L. Langley, C. Sherwood, R. Scott, L. Clark, L. Smith, J. Croston, J. Korn, G. Herring, R. Moore, J. Robinson, P. McCain. 88 Bill Lish Preside tit Charles Boren Secretary Trade and Industry Club Glen Esmond Vice-President Jerry Sivadon Representative ROW 1: Mr. Bonham, J. Ware, H. Trail, B. Johnson, C. Boren, R. Grayson, V. Willhite. ROW 2: J. Lucas, F. Mason, G. Esmond, R. Pierce, L. Leslie, A. Cooper, H. Gibson. ROW 3: J. Parker, J. Wiggins, B. Lowery, P. Howard, F. Childress, J. Davey. Camera Club ROW 1: W. Glenn, G. Eddleman, J. Hoefer, G. Henley, W. Knight, R. Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: B. Lyda, R. Rainwater, G. Carr, J. Graham, P. McCuIly. ROW 3: J. Henry, P. Kuhn, M. Paxton, E. Livermore, V. Wildey, L. Reneau, C. Groff. Paul Kuhn President John Henry Secretary % Wane Knight Vice-President Virgil Wildey T reasurer 89 Assembly Planning Board ROW 1: Anne Friedman, Sharon Willibey, Tamerlane Brown, ROW 2: Paul Sikes, Kay Dollins, Dwayla Finch, Mrs. Carter, Larry Messmore, Roger Brady. For one assembly we did the work .... Stagecraft Crew ROW l: Dwight Harrison, Mrs. Carter, Kenneth Whitson, Kenneth Hofstrom. ROW 2: John Denton, Warren Weideman, Brent Frankfather. . . . . while we did the program. WATCH THAT MIKE!!! These are some of the famous words voiced by the stagecraft crew and the assembly planning board. Every assembly morning, at the crack of dawn, the stagecraft crew may be found in the gym, madly rushing around, setting up the stage, placing chairs down for the seniors, adjusting the mike, and learning what their specific assignments are for that morning. Aiding in the production of an assembly are the members of the assembly planning board. Their job is to help outline the assembly and run various errands for Prof Carter. Formerly these people performed behind the scenes, but now all can see the work that they do. After each assembly, the stagecraft crew, the assembly planning board, and Prof pray that someday there will be an auditorium where assemblies can be performed in the best style. 90 Socrates called beauty a short-lived tyranny; Plato, a privilege of nature; Theophrastus, a silent cheat; Theocritus, a delightful prejudice; Carneades, a solitary kingdom; Aristotle, that it was better than all the letters of recommendation in the world; Homer, that it was a glorious gift of nature, and Ovid, that it was a favor bestowed by the gods. The fountain of beauty is the heart, and every generous thought illustrates the walls of your chamber. —Quarles PERSONALITIES 91 Jan Giacomo Yearbook Queen A contest is always exciting, and the annual contest for Yearbook King and Queen is no exception to the rule. Several weeks before the Yearbook Play, candidates are selected from each senior homeroom. Immediately, posters may be seen in the halls, and voices heard selling candy, cupcakes, cookies, and tickets. 92 Charley Sherwood Yearbook King Stunning Miss Jan Giacomo and popular Charley Sherwood shared the honors for 1962. Both are very active in school life—Jan being a member of Horizon Club, Pep Club, and Pow Wow Staff; Charley, a member of Key-Club, Lettermen's Club, and Drivers' Club. 93 4 Johnnie Bowen Lettermen’s Queen 1ST RUNNER-UP—YEARBOOK QUEEN A perfect picture of youthful poise and radiance was Miss Johnnie Bowen, elected by SHS lettermen as queen. During the Mid-Winter Sports Assembly, Johnnie was offered the traditional crown and red roses by Dickie Turnbull who also bestowed upon her the traditional kiss. 94 Karen Coley Homecoming Queen Beauty knows no pain.” All the anxieties, hopes, and fears of waiting dissolved into exuberant joy when the announcer introduced the 1962 Homecoming Queen, Miss Karen Coley. Crowned by Senior Class President, Jim Korn, Karen displayed all the lovely qualities for which the student body selected her as queen. 95 Beverly Langston Junior Miss Working hard selling tickets to the Junior Play, Miss Beverly Langston won her much-coveted title. A charming smile and pleasing personality were only two of many qualities which entitled Beverly to her honor. 94 Carol Sue Adelblue Band Queen The band highlighted its 1962 season with the crowning of Band Queen, Miss Carol Sue Adelblue. Escorted by Drum Major Jim Dodd, this attractive young lady well-represented those who selected her. Mary Beth Fears Miss Merry Christmas Pert Miss Mary Beth Fears collected the most money for the choir to become Miss Merry Christmas. This is a fitting climax to the many activities in which Mary Beth has participated while enrolled in the musical department. 97 Marilyn Hamilton Miss Congeniality RUNNER-UP— LETTERMEN'S QUEEN A pleasing smile can go a long way toward making life a success. Marilyn combines this with a delightful personality to come up with a very effective recipe for making friends. Raymond Buchanan Mr. Congeniality The fact that he likes people and enjoys being around them contributes that certain something” to Raymond’s outgoing personality. His congenial attitude hints toward prosperity in the years to come. 98 Beauty is an all pervading presence BARBARA KENDALL Runner-Up—Band Queen Attendants JOAN FELDGREBER Runner-Up—Lettermen’s Queen JUDY HEAD Runner-Up—Yearbook Queen NATALIE WALKER Runner-Up—Homecowing Queen CAROL ANN FINEGAN Runner-Up—Miss Merry Christmas ANN CANTRELL Runner-Up—Miss Merry Christmas 99 Gus Herring, Lloyd Anderson, Marilyn Hamilton, Ronnie Moore, Kay Dollins, Karen Coley, Ed Livermore, Jim Korn—Not pictured, Warren Weideman. Girls’ and Boys’ State Delegates Attend Conclave Girls' and Boys' State, as the name implies, is a state in which government is taught to those who will one day decide upon the leaders of free America, or who will perhaps become leaders themselves. There are political parties, political speeches, campaigns, and elections with each person taking part in the various activities. Friendships and loyalty strengthen the states until they work as a unified nation, forgetting petty differences to strive for peace. 100 All growth depends upon activity. There is no development physically or intellectually without effort, and effort means work. Work is not a curse; it is the prerogative of intelligence, the only means to manhood, and the measure of civilization. —Calvin Coolidge. Sapulpa High George C. Brite Director ROW 1: K. Moore, J. Sheffel, P. Cole, P. Sheriff, J. Wheeler, C. Sheriff, T. Yocham, C. Adelblue. ROW 2: N. Buland, T. Woodcock, C. Watkins, R. Rainwater, M. Lunn, T. Pickens, D. Wilson, G. Carr. ROW 3: B. Pullen, D. Wheeler, J. Graham, D. Gentry, B. Kendall, D. Thompson, D. Main. ROW 4: B. Gould, R. Keigley, J. Smith, S. Smith, J. Hendrix, C. Dejear. B. Walton, J. Croston. ROW 5: L. Pete, T. Speakman, L. Lawrence, P. Adams, Mr. Brite, director, J. Treeman. 102 Concert Band Leslie Jameson President Steve Collins Vice-President Carol Adelblue Secretary ROW 1: C. Post, D. McAllister, R. Williams, M. Robinson, C. Duckert, S. Tatum, C. Dowling. ROW 2: D. Holder, L. Reneau, B. Blake, B. Chambers, D. Smeltzer, C. Hughes, D. Martin. ROW 3. L. Jameson, L. Davis, S. Edwards, ]. McReynolds, L. Watashe, W. Henry. ROW 4: J. Dodd, T. Brixey, S. Collins, V. Wildey, J. Graham, J. Davis. ROW 5: K. Cornwell, P. Jobe, J. Harper, B. Pullen, J. Garrett. Money was wisely invested in these fine new basses. “Poetry in Sound” During the school year the 66 piece Sapulpa High School band, under the very capable leadership of George C. Brite, was very active. Added interest to football games was made possible with the band performing pregame and half-time presentations. The band helped promote school spirit by playing for assemblies and by the pep band playing for home basketball games. Early last fall Sapulpa's Marching Band acquired high honors at the Perry marching contest. The marching band also participated in local parades and in the Tulsa Christmas parade. Eager band members work incessantly each year trying to raise money by selling magazines and candy. This year through the hard efforts of band members and the Quarter Note Club, the band was very fortunate to acquire five new basses. Each year tryouts are held for All-State Band and Orchestra. This year two students were fortunate to attend. Don Thompson received the honor to attend All-State Orchestra and Kathryn Moore, All-State Band. Everyone looked forward to the annual Mid-Winter Concert held in February. Hard work was then begun in preparation for District Contest held at T.U. Later in the spring, band members from all Sapulpa schools joined together to present the All-School Concert. 104 Twirlers: Barbara Kendall, Paulette Sheriff. Judy Sheffel, Carol Adelblue. Drum Majors: Kent Cornwell, Jim Dodd. Pep Band—School Spirit? 105 Vocal Music The Sapulpa High School Choir, under the leadership of a new director, Mr. Ve Don Law, was responsible for many outstanding presentations. The first performance by the Choir was its part in the Thanksgiving Assembly. After many weeks of hard work, the Choir presented The Song of Christmas for the Christmas Assembly. Early in the second semester work was begun on the spring operetta, the highlight of the year for all members. During the year the Choir sponsored two other special events: a trip to the Tulsa Opera and the Miss Merry Christmas Contest won by Mar)' Beth Fears. The two runners-up w'ere Ann Cantrell and Carol Ann Fincgan. ROW 1: C. Toliver, J. Gantz, C. Finegan, L. Brown, N. Larney, B. Hickey, C. Dejear, M. Mullen, Mr. Law, A. Morris, B. Haddox, K. Cirn-well, D. Christian. M. Fears, M. Toliver, B. Davis. KOW 2: C. Tomberlin, K. Mobley, C. Cantrell, P. Sluder, G. McKenzie, J. Sperling, E. Smith, G. Henry, D. Randolph, L. Reneau, R. McGuire, S. Cupps, L. Yocham, P. Cole, C. Prows. ROW 3: V. Stalcup, J. Kidd, P. VanSickle, B. Emerson, S. Owen, J. Walker, J. Treeman, T. Woodcock, L. Wilson, J. Gillette, L. Reynolds, T. Brown, A. Cantrell, L. Mosc, L. Birdsong, T. Villerreal. 106 OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER REPORTER ACCOMPANIST Kent Cornwell Carol Finegan Sue Cupps Mary Fears Gwyn Henry Martha Mullen DIRECTOR Mr. VcDon Law SEXTET Carol Finegan, Patty Cole. Mary Fears, Lynn Reynolds, Jerri Gantz, Linda Mose, Evelyn Smith 107 Karen Coley Senior Cheerleaders sponsor many activities Marilyn Hamilton Senior Donna Korn Senior VICTORY is our cry!” yell the SHS pepsters Jan Francis Junior 108 Jerri Gantz Junior Gayle McKenzie Junior CO-EDITOR: Don Wilson and Kenneth Whitson NEWS: Sue Baughn SPORTS: Dickie Turnbull FEATURE: Jan Giacomo Pow Wow Sapulpa High School’s newspaper published the Journalism Class. SOCIETY: Larry Reneau EXCHANGE: Johnnie Bowen SPONSOR: Mr. Jack Williams Joy Bradshaw, Gwyn Henry, Meredith Brown, Leta Robison. Charles Groff, Jesse Mobley, Warren Weideman, Celester Dejear, Connie Lawson, Donna Downs. by The members of the Pow Wow Staff have worked hard to reach their goal—to publish a newspaper that would give an authentic and interesting summary of the activities of our school and surroundings. Karen Ferguson, Sharon Kyser, Carol Adelblue, Francis Spears, Joan Feldgreber, Kent Cornwell, Sharon Willibey, Carolyn Newland, Lynn Dollins, Diane Howard, Marie Varner. 109 Assemblies display phases of school activities Installation—Student Little Red Riding Hood — Yearbook Royalty— Council Pep Club Sapulpan Staff Casey at the Bat — Christmas Tableau- Junior English Class Speech Department Hours of hard work went into the planning of these and other assemblies. They represented most of the school’s clubs and a great many of the important events of the year. Opportunities of leadership were displayed through the student chairmen and devotional leaders. Success prevailed when a variety of programs were presented through skits, musical numbers, plays, and guest speakers. YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU Junior Play The first play of the year was presented with great success. The principal roles were taken by: Carol Duckert, Lynn Dollins, Jan Francis, Larry Messmore, Ben Beaver, Jeff Treeman, Jim McReynolds, Paul Adams, Sarah Espich, Dale Walkup, Jamie Garrett, John Denton, Becky Fowler, David Sheffel, Diana Cunningham, Mike Burchett, Jim Gillette, David Main, Jill Francis. Yearbook Play This play had two distinctions—it was the first melodrama and first play to be produced in the round at S.H.S. The thespians who portrayed the characters were: Lynn Dollins, Kay Dollins, John Denton, Lane Langley, Ben Beaver, Ann Friedman, Martha Mullen, and Donna Korn. ONLY AN ORPHAN GIRL Senior Play This hilarious comedy was given a fresh, uplifting twist by these seniors who played their parts to the fullest: Ann Friedman, Gwyn Henry, Kern Walcher, Lane Langley, Lloyd Anderson, Donna Korn, Leslie Jameson, Kenneth Whitson, Warren Weideman, Don Wilson, Meredith Brown, Larry Ren-eau, and Jim Yeager. All school plays were directed by Miss Margaret Hamilton. Ill ARSENIC AND OLD LACE —A— ADELBLUE. CAROL— Whadda' you mean, 'Be quiet' ... I haven't said a word . . . hardly.”—Band-4, Sec. of Band, Band Queen, FTA-2, Horizon Club-2 ANDERSON, LLOYD— Chief Pres, of Student Council, Okla. Six All-Conf., Vice-pres. of Key Club, Student of Today Award. Student of Month Award, Boys' State Delegate AUSMUS, GENE— Tell me if the coast is clear. —Student Council-2, FTA-3, Span. Club-2, Lat. Club —B— BANKS, TERRY— I don't horse around —FFA-4, Past Vice-pres. of FFA BAUGHN. SUE— A DARIing”—DAR Girl, Corres. Sec. of Student Council, Treas. of Soph. Class, Sec. of Jr. Class. Jr. Attendant to Homecoming Queen, Co-Jr. Miss BEATY, PAM— I don't SKIP around much anymore. —Choir-3, Dr. Club. FBLA. Horizon Club. FTA. Devotional Club BERRYHILL, BILL— Congratulate me ... I finally made it. BERRYHILL. JOHNNY— The best guy always wins, so how come I’ve been losin —FFA. T I Club BIRDSONG. ROGER— Tweet-Tweet BOLIN, CAROL— Blondie”—FTA. Jr. Planning Com., Pep Club-2, Horizon Club, All-School Play Com. BOREN. CHARLES— I was BOREN to get that diploma. —T I Club-2, Yearbook King Candidate BOWEN. JOHNNIE— Frankie and Johnnie”—Fresh. Attendant to Homecoming Queen. Soph. Attendant to Homecoming Queen. Co-Jr. Miss. Yearbook Queen Attendant. Lettermen's Queen. Sec. of FTA BOYLES. BILLY— I love GRAHAM crackers. —Baseball. Dr. Club. Span. Club. Devotional Club, Honor Roll BRADSHAW, JOY I’d say something if I were given a chance.”—Lat. Club, Pres, of FBLA. Student Council. Honor Roll. Pow Wow Staff BRASHEARS, SHARON— Genius —Student Cguncil-2, Honor RolM, Pep Club- Glenn’s orbital flight on February 20, took over class periods. Senior Activities 2, Horizon Club-2, FTA, Student Dir. of All-School Play BRISTER. LUCY— Jenks, here I come.” —FHA-3, Pep Club-2, FBLA, Horizon Club, Off. Asst. BROOMHALL, EARL— Guy of Few Words. BROWN. DELBERT— Shy Guy BROWN, GLADYS— Gym class doesn't tire me. BROWN. LILLIE— Short, sweet, and hard to beat. —Treas. of Soph. Class, Choir-2, NHA-2. Y-Teens, Band BROWN. MEREDITH— Just call me THE actor. —Sr. Play, FTA. Span. Club. Lat. Club Assembly Planning Board BROWN. RICHARD— Look out. He has mischief in his eyes. BROWN. SHIRLEY— Better to have loved and lost than to be married and bossed. BROWN. TAMERLANE—' Another Liber-ace.”—Honor Roll-4, Pep Club-3, Horizon Club-3, Choir-3, FTA, Lat. Club BURKE, GEORGE— Georgene? I don't know her.”—Wrestling-2, Dr. Club-2, Football BURKE. GEORGENE— George? Never heard of him. —Lat. Club-2, Horizon Club-2, Dr. Club —C— CALDWELL, LINDA— I'm in love with a married man ... my husband.” CANTRELL, ANN— Oh, those summer vacations! —Pres, of Med. Arts Club, Attendant to Miss Merry Christmas, Choir-3, Honor Roll, Horizon Club CHILDRESS, FRANK— Girl Shy”—FFA- 3, T I Club CLARK, BARBARA— Never a word out of turn. —FHA-3, FBLA, Horizon Club, Pep Club-2, Dr. Club. Off. Ass t. CLARK. LARRY— I eat Wheaties. — Football-4, Baseball-2, Track-4, Wrestling, Lettermen's Club, Dr. Club CLARK. MILLARD— Look at that blonde! —Dr. Club COCHRAN. JIMMIE— I like to KIDD around. —FFA-2 COLEY, KAREN— Queen of all . . . belongs to one. —Cheerleader-2, Homecoming Queen, Pres, of Horizon Club, Rec. Sec. of Student Council, Girls' State Delegate, Vice-pres. of Fresh. Class COLLINS, STEVE— Prof’s Pet! —Vice-pres. of Band. Sr. Play Cast, Lat. Club-4, FTA-2, Dr. Club CORNWELL, KENT— What, me strut!” —Band-4, Choir-4, FTA-2, Span.-3, Student Council, Youth Board CROSTON, JERRY— A King Size Coke for you? —Football. Wrestling, Letter-men’s Club, Dr. Club, Lat. Club, FTA CUPPS, SUE— Gentlemen prefer blondes. —Vice-pres. of Sr. Class, Sec. of Choir, Sec. of FBLA, Jr. planning com., Span. Club devotional leader CURRY, FRANK— A coach’s dream — Football-4. Track-4, Wrestling-2, Letter-men's Club-2, Dr. Club-2, FFA-2 —D— DAVEE, BILLIE— Mrs—if you please — Honor Society, FTA-2, FHA, Jr. Play Cast DAVEY, JOHN— Does your TV need repairs? —Audio Visual Club-2, Stage Craft, T I Club DAVIDSON. ALICE— Little but mighty —FHA DEGRAFFENREID. SHIRLYE— I wish people w'ould learn to spell my name. DEJEAR. CELESTER— Too quiet for words.”—Band-1 DENNIS, KAY— I've got the drugstore blues.”—FHA, Lib. Club, FBLA. Sr. Ann. Comm. DINGMAN, ROSS— Often seen, seldom heard.” DOLLINS, KAY— Most mysteries can be explained, but here's one that hasn't been solved. —Ed.-in-chief of Yearbook Staff, Pep Club-3, Horizon Club-4, Girls’ State, Girl of Today, Youth Board-2 DOWNS. DONNA— Nice to look at, but nicer to know. —Jr. Miss Candidate, Treas. of Sr. Class, Horizon Club, FHA-2, Med. Arts Club —E— ELLIS, DALE— My girl is a 'Queen.' —Track-3, Basketball ENLOW. RAY— Fats”—Audio Visual Club, Dr. Club ESMOND, GLEN— DO. comes awfully early! —T I Club, Audio Visual Club, Span. Club —F— FEARS, MARY BETH— Diamonds arc a girl's best friend. —Jr. Attend, to Let-termen’s Queen. Band-3, Twirler-2, Student Council hist.. Treas. of Choir, Miss Merry Christmas FELDGREBER, JOAN— To know her is to like her. —Soph, and Sr. Attend, to Lettermen's Queen, Yr. Book Queen Cand., Student Council, Pep Club-3, Pow Wow Staff, FTA FERGUSON, KAREN— Little Miss Mischief”—FTA-3, Dr. Club-2, Yearbook Staff-2. Jr. Miss Cand., Pow Wow Staff, Pep Club FIELDS, BOB— I’ve gone thru’ the FIELD of knowledge. —FFA-2, Wrestling FINCH, DWAYLA— Me get excited!!”— Yearbook Staff, DAR Hist. Award, As-sem. Plan. Board-3, Pep Club-3, FTA-4, All School Play Cast FINEGAN. CAROL ANN— Trouble is my middle name.”—Vice-pres. of Choir, FTA hist.. Girl's Sextet, Yearbook Staff, Homecoming Queen Attend., Miss Merry Christmas Attend. FITZPATRICK. RAY— An easy name like that, and you want to know howto spell it!”—Camera Club FRANKFATHER. BRENT— Oh those 6 wks. tests!”—Lat. Club-2, Span. Club-2, Sr. Play Stage crew' FRIEDMAN, ANNE— Glasses! I can see fine!”—Pres, of Pep Club, Youth Board, Corres. Sec. of Horizon Club, Assem. Plan. Board, All school and Sr. Play Cast GARDNER, L. W.— Worry little, study less.”—Devotional Club, T I Club, Dr. Club, Sci. Club GIACOMO, JAN— You can start journalism now; I’m here.”—Feature Ed. of Pow- Wow, Horizon Club-2, Pep Club-3, FTA, Yearbook Queen, Key Club Sweetheart GIBBS, GEORGE— Strange things are happening. —Track GILMORE, CONNIE— If silence is music, then I’m a brass band. —FBLA GLEASON, CHARLES— School is fun if you don’t have to go. —Football-2, Wrestling-2. Dr. Club-2, FTA-2 GRANGER. LINDA— Granger in Paradise”—FHA-4, Horizon Club-3, Off. Ass’t. GRAYSON. RUTH ANN—There she is —I hear her talking. GREEN, MARILYN— I'm next . . . What’re you doing? —Pep Club-2. FHA-2, Med. Arts Club, ETA, Camera •Club, Devotional Club GROFF. CHARLES— How much more you can see if you just open your eyes. —Span. Club. Camera Club GUNN. DONALD— Peter Gunn? Sure . . . know him well. —Hi-Y, Band, FFA —H— HADDOX, BOBBY— Girls don’t bother me ... I bother them. —Lat. Club. Choir, Football, Basketball, All-School Play, Camera Club HAGER, LOUISE— How do you write that in shorthand? —Vice-pres. of FBLA, FHA, Devotional Club, Dr. Club HAMILTON, MARILYN— Little Miss Personality —Cheerleader-2, Pres. of Youth Board, Girls’ State Delegate, Miss Congeniality, Student of Month, Letter-men’s Queen Attendant HARDEE, JEWELL— The Red Jewell — Science Club, FFA-3 HARDY, JOHN— One of the Hardy boys” HARRISON, DWIGHT— Have you heard this one? —Stagecraft, Sr. Play Stage-manager HART, MARGENE— Here one minute . . . gone the next. —Med. Arts Club, Lat. Club, Camera Club, FBLA, FTA HATTAN, RICHARD— I HATTAN done it before now. HEAD, JUDY— I use my HEAD for more than a hatrack. —Yearbook Queen Attendant, FBLA. FTA HENRY, GWYN— Just because I make eyes doesn’t mean I’m an optometrist. — Choir-2, Horizon Club-2, Pep Club-2, Span. Club-2, Lat. Club, Pow Wow Staff HENRY, JOHNNY— What! Me bet against our team! Span. Club-2, Sec. of Camera Club, Band-2, Audio-Visual, Dr. Club HERRING, GUS— Who insulted my driving? -—Lettermen’s Club. Football, Baseball, Youth Board, Sec. of Key Club, Boys’ State Delegate HICKMAN. JUEL— My smile is my for-tunc.”—Band. FHA. Choir, Pep Club HOEFER. JOHN— The Hound —Pres, of Boys’ Pep Club, FTA-2. Football, Wrestling, Devotional Club, Audio-Visual Club HOFSTROM, KENNETH— Me and my little red scooter. —Lat. Club-2, Span. Club-2, Stagecraft HOLCOMB, ELLA RUTH— That reminds me of ... ; but that’s beside the point! —FHA-2 HOLLINGSHEAD, CAROL— Sees all, knows all, tells more. —Pep Club HOOTER, BARBARA— Let’s twist! — FHA-2, Pep Club, Horizon Club, FTA, Camera Club HOWARD. ARLENE— I’m WAREing his ring.” HOWARD. DIANE— I have a nose for news.”—Honor Roll, Treas. of Devotional Club. Pow Wow Staff. FTA-3 HUFFMAN. NANCY— Can’t go . . . I’m engaged. —Med. Arts Club-2, FBLA, Sr. Announcement Com.. Off. Ass’t. HUGHES. RICHARD— Look out, he has mischief in his eyes. IRWIN. ANITA— There goes a MAN! —Med. Arts Club-2 -J- JACK. RICHARD— The last mile is finally here. —Basketball-3. Football-2. Baseball-2, Wrestling, Track JAMESON, LESLIE— I’m all for an eight day week. —Pres, of Band. Lat. Club-4, Span. Club-2, FTA-2, Sr. Play JOHNSON, BOB— Footloose and fancy free. JOHNSON. CHARLES— Romeo of the Sophomore Juliets —Band-3, Dr. Club-2, FTA JONES, ERNIE— Mr. Matman —Wrestling. Lettermen’s Club JONES, SHIRLEY— Have you been to the drive-in lately? —FHA —K— KENDALL. BARBARA SUE— There she is . . . she’s the only one in step! — Band-4, Twirler-3, Sr. Attendant to Band Queen. Dr. Club, Horizon Club. Off. Asst.-2 KERR, DENNIS— Dennis the Menace ”— Dr. Club KERR. ELOISE— I may be quiet . . . but . . ! ”—FHA-2 KING. STELLA— A soft answer turneth away all wrath. KNIGHT. WANE— I think I’ll trade cars. —Dr. Club, Span. Club, Vice-pres. of Camera Club, All-School Play Com. KORN. DONNA— It is kinda’ KORNy. isn’t it? —Horizon Club-4, Pep Club-4, Cheerleader, Youth Board, Yearbook Staff-2, Student Council KORN, JIM— Sometimes I sits and thinks, and sometimes I just sits.’ -—Pres, of Sr. Class, Boys’ State Delegate, Student of Month, fr. Play Cast. Basketball-3, Key Club-3 KUHN, PAL’L— Hold it. I think you’re gonna’ like this picture. —Pres, of Audio-Visual Club, Pres, of Camera Club. Yearbook-2 KYSER. SHARON— Boys, where? —Pep Club-2, FTA-2, Horizon Club-2, Past Treas. of Lib. Club, All-School, Jr. and Sr. Play Committees —L— LANGLEY, LANE— I know I’m cute. — Football-3, Sec. of Span. Club, Letter-men’s Club, Jr. Play, All-School Play. Sr. Play LARNEY. NAOMI— It takes brains to ask questions. —Choir-2, Horizon Club, FHA LAWSON, CONNIE—’Tm different, I blush. —Horizon Club-3, Tri-H: Y. FHA-2, FBLA LEE, LENORA— I’ve nothing to say, or I'd say it. LEGRAND, JIMMIE— I run over people for the fun of it. —FFA-4, Wrestling These two are responsible for the photography of the yearbook. LISH. BILL— It may look bad. but it runs. —FFA-2, Pres, of T I Club LIVERMORE. ED— The difficult I do immediately; the impossible takes a little longer. —Boys’ State Delegate. Basketball-4, Dr. Club-2, Camera Club. Jr. Play, Youth Board Ll’KER. MIKE— Bookkeeping again! Oh, no!”—Devotional Club —M— MADDON, DON— What, me flirt! —Jr. Play MAGEE. CHESTER— Girls . . . Ye Gads! —Honor Roll. Student of Month MANSELL. DONALD— Sorry, gang: I just can t give you my formula for success. MARTIN, WAYNE— See you round if you don’t turn square. MASON. FRANKIE— If you want something done, don’t tell me.”—FFA-2, T I Club MATTHEWS. LOIS— There just isn’t enough time between classes. MEYERS, RENA— I never give up. — FHA 3, Library Club, Library Ass t.-3 McCAIN. PAUL— Man of the Air — Football-3, Track. Key Club. Lettermen’s Club, Sr. Play Com. McCLURE. TOMMY— There’s a pleasant surprise behind that innocent smile. —Treas. of FTA. Dr. Club McGEE. JEAN— Starry Eves” McGRAW, GERRI— Those big kids that shove me a round! MILLIKEN. RONNIE— You, too, can be the life of the party. MOBLEY, JESSE— It’s those quiet people you have to watch. MONTGOLD. RAYMOND— Make way; I’m a Senior!”—Football-2, Wrestling MOORE. RONNIE— I’m not conceited; I’m just superior.”—Pres, of Soph. Class, Football-2, Lettermen’s Club, Boys’ State Delegate, Student Council, Honor Roll MORRIS, TOMMIE— The quiet one. MOSE. LINDA— Let’s go horse-back riding.”—Choir-3, All-State Choir-2, Girls’ Sextet, FTA-3, Pep Club-3, Horizon Club MURPHY. PAT— My initials? P.A.M. . . . Why? —FFA-2, Pow Wow Staff Seniors work hard to present play. —N— NASH, DORETHA— A Ford! My gosh, everyone knows a NASH is better!”— Band, NHA-2 NEW LAND, CAROLYN—' I'm a man-hater. but the Bible says 'Love your enemies.' ”—FHA-2, FTA-2, Dr. Club, Pow Wow Staff —O— OLDHAM, RICHARD— The Hustler OLIVER. MICKEY—' Whadda' you mean 'Walking my girl to class' isn't a logical excuse for tardiness. —Pres, of Dr. Club, FTA-3, Youth Board. Basketball OZMENT, TERRY— I'm not late; the bell rang before I got here. —Parliamentarian of Horizon Club, Pep Club-2, Tri-Hi-Y, FTA —P— PALMER, RICHARD— Got your lessons for today?”—FBLA, Dr. Club, Wrestling PARKER, KAY— Unexcused?? Again! PATRICK. BAILEY— I don't know much about Fords; all I ever see is their tail lights. PATTERSON, JOHN— He says little but thinks a lot.” PENQUITE, BOB— I'd rather make history than study it. —FTA-3, Dr. Club-2 PETE, LAL’RA— If worries caused death, I'd live forever. —NHA-2, Y-Teen, Band-4 PIERCE. ROGER— I’m always prepared for one of my classes . . . study hall.”— Soph. Float Com., FTA. T I Club, Audio Visual Club-2 PIERSON, PATSY MARIE— Uh-oh! — NHA-2, Y-Teens, NAACP-2 PROWS. CAROLYN— Loves 'em all”— Horizon Club-4, Pep Club-3, Candidate for Miss Merry Christmas, Choir-2, Sr. Plan. Com., Assembly Plan. Board PRUITT, JOHN— The wrong is always the most reasonable. —Boys' Pep Club, Basketball. NFA, Hi-Y —R— RALEY, BETTY— You all are gonna miss me.” RANDOLPH, DIANE— Just call me Proxy” RAPER, JAKIE— I lost my skate wheel. —Dr. Club, FFA REBHOLZ, BILL— You saw ME racing down Main Street. Aw, Officer, it couldn't have been ME! —Football-3, Wrestling-4, Lettermen's Club-2, Dr. Club-2 REINHART, CAROLYN— So quiet you never know she's around. RENEAU, LARRYs— Anything you can do, I can do better.”—Society Ed. of Pow Wow, Sr. Play Cast, Dr. Club, Camera Club. All-State Choir ROBINSON, JOHNNY— Thirt points, huh! Aw . . . just let it slide . . . I'll break that next week. —Football-2, Bas-ketball-2, Baseball, Lettermen's Club ROBISON, LETA— Generally speaking, she is generally speaking. —Pow Wow RUSSELL, JIMMY— Whadda' mean, do I wear a toupe! —S— SCHWER, PHYLLIS— A walking encyclopedia —FBLA. Pep Club, FHA SCOTT, RANDY— Who’s got the ball now. coach?”—Football-1, Basketball-3, Track-3, Lettermen's Club, Key Club, Dr. Club SHERWOOD, CHARLEY— A King in more ways than one. —Football-2, All-Conference, Sec. of Lettermen's Club, Dr. Club, Key Club-2, Yearbook King SINOR, CLYDE— Live and Learn”— FFA-4, Dr. Club SIVADON, JERRY— Big Red —T I Club, Sci. Club SKELTON, JUDY— I'm not related to Red SMITH, EVELYN— Dynamite comes in small packages.”—Pres, of Dev. Club, Chap, of FTA, Chap, of Student Council, Choir-3, Girl's Sextet-2, Med. Arts Club SMITH, LEON— I just inherited the cough drop industry. —Football-3, Lettermen's Club, Dr. Club SNIDER, RAYMOND— What! Go to school '6' hours!! SOLIDAY. KARL— I'll make a mark in this world if someone will hand me a pencil. —FFA-2, T I Club, Dr. Club SPEARS, FRANCIS— If you don’t get caught, you didn’t do it. —FFA-2, Dr. Club-2 STEPHENS, HAZEL— Her quiet ways only add to her charms. —FHA, Student Council —T— TAYLOR. JUDY— I can cope with any situation.”—Horizon Club-4, Lat. Club-2. Dr. Club THOMPSON. DON— French horn players never die—they just blow away. — Band-4, All-State Orchestra. Span. Club-2, Mr. FBLA. FTA. Library’ Club THOMPSON, SUZANN— I might say a lot if given a chance. —FHA, Med. Arts Club TOLIVER, CAROLYN— Sure, I’m sure that I'm Carolyn. —Choir-4, FBLA TOLIVER. MARILYN— No, I'm Marilyn. —Choir-4 TRAIL, HOWARD— I'm not afraid to work. I can lie down and sleep by it. —FFA-2, T I Club-2 TURNBLTLL, DICKIE— Food —Football Tri-Captain, Wrestling Tri-Captain, Oklahoma’s Class A Outstanding Wrestler (’61-’62), Pres, of Lettermen’s Club, Key Club, Dr. Club TYLER, MICHAEL— Early to bed, early to rise—aw! Who wants to be healthy anyway? —FTA-2, Dr. Club, Wrestling-3 —V— VAN SICKLE, PAT— Those wedding bells are breaking up this old gang of mine.”—Choir-4, FTA, Honor Roll, Off. Ass't., Library Ass t. VARNER, MARIE— I want to keep them guessing. —Treas. of Jr. Class, Vice-Pres. of Devotional Club, Horizon Club-3, Camera Club, Library Club, FFA Sweetheart —W— WALCHER, KERN— When it comes to figures, mathematically or otherwise, just call me! —Sr. Play, Lat. Club-3. Dr. Club, Chem. Club WALKER. JAMES— Naw, I think I’d rather WALK’ER than drive'er. —Wrestling-3, Football-2, Basketball, Dr. Club WALKER. NATALIE An interesting combination of friendliness and fun. — FTA-3, Cheerleader-2, Student Council WARE, J. R.— I’ll make big time yet. — Vice-Pres. of T I Club WATSON, BILL— Life of the party.”— Past Pres, of T I Club. Dr. Club WATSON, JUDY— I know I shouldn’t . . . but everyone else is! —FHA WATT, CHARLES— WATT are your plans nowf?” WEHR. MICHAEL— WEHR in the world have you been?” WEIDEMAN, WARREN— Carter's Little Liver Pill —Assembly Planning Board-3, Stagecraft-3, Vice-Pres. of Lat. Club, Span. Club-4, Sr. Play, Boys’ State Delegate WELCH, DIANN— Mrs. finally—Pep Club-2, FTA, Off. Ass’t-2 WHITSON, KENNETH— Stagecraft, here I am.”—Pres, of Span. Club, Assembly Planning Board-3, Stagecraft-3, Jr. Play, Sr. Play WIGGINS, JOHN— What they don’t know won’t hurt them. —T I Club, FFA -2 WILDEY, VIRGIL— He spends all his time in class trying to figure a way to get out.”—Span. Club-4, FTA-2, Treas. of Camera Club, Band-4, Auditorium Board-2, Yearbook Staff WILLEY, JANET— A giggle, a dash, a shriek, a crash. —FHA-3, Pep Club-2, Choir, Glee Club, Off. Ass't., Outstanding Science Student WILLIAMS, GUY— A GUY worth watching.”—Dr. Club, FFA-3. Football-3, Wrestlingr3, Lettermen's Club WILLIAMS, MARY JO— This is not the end of everything. —Pep Club-4, Horizon Club-3, Tri-Hi-1, Choir, Jr. Miss Candidate, Yearbook Queen Candidate WILLIBEY, SHARON—'It’s supposed to be a secret . . . but did you know?”— Vice-Pres. of Pep Club, Corres. Sec. of Horizon Club, Auditorium Board WILSON, DON— I'd almost SCHWER that I'm right. —Band-4, Treas. of Span. Club, Lat. Club, Co-Ed. of Pow Wow, Sr Play, Golf WILSON, JERRY— I’m not a kid anymore. —Boys’ Pep Club WOODARD, REBECCA — Somebody goofed. WOOLSEY, LARRY— Get used to me, Gang. —Key Club, Football —Y— YATES, LA DONNA— Hard to describe, but twice as hard to equal. YEAGER, JAMES— Demon of the dance floor. —Jr. Class Pres., Vice-Pres. of Dr. Club, Key Club-2, FTA, Wrestling-2 Proxy —Parliamentarian of FTA, Lat. Club, Choir YOUNG, ADRIS— They try to tell me I'm too YOUNG. —Band-3, Dr. Club 115 Football Schedule and Scores 1961 Season Sapulpa . 0 28 Stillwater Sapulpa 0 36 Ponca City Sapulpa 14 8 Sand Springs Sapulpa 14 0 Okmulgee Sapulpa 0 0 Webster Sapulpa 0 14 Bartlesville Sapulpa 0 20 Edison Sapulpa 0 22 Rogers Sapulpa 0 10 Cushing Sapulpa 0 40 Muskogee T. HARRISON Back Coach ROW 1: M. Lunn, D. Turnbull. R Buchanan. R. Brady, G. Herring, D. Mullins. C. DeLong, M. Buchette, R. Moore, R. Green. ROW 2: L. Messmore, F. Curry, R. Scott, P. Sikes. G. Farrar, J. Robinson, L. Anderson, P. McCain. S. West. ROW 3: L. Bayouth, C. Sherwood, L. Smith, J. Croston, R. Haynes, B. Watson, J. Croston, L. Clark, R. Neal. 116 LLOYD ANDERSON Tackle ROONIE MOORE Quarterback GUY WILLIAMS Guard FRANK CURRY Fullback RANDY SCOTT End DICKIE TURNBULL Halfback LARRY CLARK End CHARLEY SHERW OOD Center LANE LANGLEY End This action shows the Fighting Spirit of the Chieftains. JERRY CROSTON Tackle GUS HERRING End 0-0 Battle With Webster Is Highlight of Chieftain Season. PAUL McCAIN Guard Gary Farrar Guard RICHARD HAYNES Tackle 118 Chieftains display ready strength in the face of formidable foes. MIKE LUNN Quarteiback REGGIE GREEN Halfback DALE MULLINS Guard CECIL TIGER Halfback LARRY BAYOUTH Tackle PAUL SIKES Fullback ROGER BRADY Quarterback SHAWNEE WEST End 119 1961-62 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sapulpa 46.................... Okmulgee 42 ................. McLain ...... 30 Webster 49 ................. Rogers 57.................... Muskogee 43 .................Ponca City . 38 Bartlesville 46 ................ Cushing 59 Stillwater 50 ................. Sand Springs 48 Muskogee 36............... .... Rogers ...... 32............... Stillwater ....... 32.................... Cushing ..... 34 .... Bartlesville 57.................... Ponca City . 49 ................. Sand Springs 52....................Webster ...... 30 ................... Okmulgee Opponent 48 ... 35 47 57 46 .... 45 42 ... 47 83 54 50 53 61 31 ... 62 48 .... 44 .... 73 ... 46 120 Basketbal Raymond Buchanan, Glen Youngblood, Don Stockard, Gay Teeters, Randy Scott, Jim Korn, Roy Howard, Cecil Tiger, Tommy Zumalt, Johnny Robinson. DAN MOORE Varsity Coach RONNIE BRILLHART B Team Coach Sonny Brown, Roger Brady, Danny Smeltzer, Jimmy Snider, Paul Sikes, Johnny Troutt, Reggie Green, James Bowers, Charles DeLong, Bobby Bradford, Jerry Barnes, Walter Glenn, Donald Tiger, John Pruitt, Mr. Brillhart. 121 ROW 1: Jim McReynolds, Tom Underwood, Wayne Thomas, Ernie Jones, Jerry Deason. ROW 2: Mr. Billings, Frank Curry, Dickie Turnbull, Larry Clark, James Walker, Shawnee West. Sapulpa 22 14 13 20 26 27... 18 9 12 22 . 26 Sand Springs 12 Rogers 16 B.T.W. 18 Cushing 11 Cushing 6 Bristow 8 Nathan Hale 15 Webster 26 Stillwater .................. 17 McClain 11 Bristow 8 Mr. Billings, head coach; Mr. Thompson, ass’t. coach. ROW 1: George Burke, Billy Rebholtz, Ernie Jones, Larry Clark. ROW 2: Frank Curry, Dickie Turnbull, James Walker. 122 Chieftain Grapplers JERRY DEASON TOMMY UNDERWOOD WAYNE THOMAS 98 lbs. 103 lbs. 112 lbs. BILLY REBHOLZ 120 lbs. ERNIE JONES 129 lbs. JIMMY McREYNOLDS SHAWNEE WEST DICKIE TURNBULL 136 lbs. 141 lbs. 148 lbs. FRANK CURRY 157 lbs. GUY WILLIAMS 168 lbs. JAMES WALKER 183 lbs. LARRY CLARK Heavyweight 123 Track Team COACHES SCHEDULE March 20 Dual March 23 Tri March 30 Dual April 3 Dual April 7 April 10 6 Team April 13 April 20 Tri April 27 May 4-5 Sand Springs McCIain-Webster Webster Okmulgee Miami Relays Webster, McClain, Hale Kelly, Sand Springs Bristow Ponca City-Webster Regionals State Tournament MR. SIPPY MR. HARRISON ROW 1: Frank Curry, Randy Scott, Raymond Buchanan, Johnny Trout, Roger Brady, Paul Sikes, Roy Howard, Walter Glenn. ROW 2: Larry Clark, Wayne Elmore, James Brown, Elbert McCullough, Glen Atkins, Bart Gould, Larry Dunn, George Gibbs, Gene Bigpond, Shawnee West. ROW J: Dale Ellis, Mack Fields, James Bowers, Reggie Green, Donald Haynes, Larry Messmore, Sherman Warren, Jack Gibbs, Coach Harrison. Makes Headlines RANDY SCOTT LARRY CLARK 1961 RECORDS 100 BTW 10.1 FRANK CURRY 220 Conf. 22.9 RANDY SCOTT 440 Relay Rogers 45.5 LAMM. HALLMARK. SCOTT, CURRY 880 Relay Conf. 1.33.5 LAMM. HALLMARK, SCOTT, CURRY Shot Put Webster 45’ W J. L. LYNCH GEORGE GIBBS Sapulpa High School Service Staff CAFETERIA FORCE Mildred Adams, Grace Oliver, Kate VanWinkle. Alynne Giese, Mary Massey, Hettie Pipkin Estella T. Blake Lunch Room Coordinator William Cloud. Elmer J. Walker. Natt Walker, Otis Blair, Ralph Clark, head custodian Kate VanWinkle High School Lunch Room Supervisor BUILDING CUSTODIANS LEO'S GAY NOTE Serving the Finest Food to the Finest Folks DICKIE'S STUDIO FOR THE FINEST IN PORTRAITS Black and White or Hand-Colored Oils 521 S. Main BA 4-9798 H. C. SMITH II E. Phone BA 4-0922 Dewey LEASED WIRE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY apuHpa Jdera(d= EDWARD K. LIVERMORE, Editor and Publisher Established 1914 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Creek County's Reading Habit Since 1914 OJBC League in Action SAHOMA LANES BOWL WITH BOLIN BA 4-0883 Sapulpa's All New Bowling Lanes Brunswick I960 Gold Crown Equipment North of Turnpike Gate—Sand Springs Road -0 ANGUISH FURNITURE APPLIANCE THE SURREY SHOP 10 North Main Phone BA 4-5167 THE STORE FOR MEN Sapulpa, Oklahoma 22 East Dewey NORGE—MOTOROLA—FEDDERS—ZENITH SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Telephone BA 4-4574 SMITH DRUG 26 E. Dewey BAIdwIn 4-1340 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA Compliments of DENTON-EASTERLING FORD CO. 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There should be at least one Rambler in every garage. NORTH ON HWY. 66 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA NANCY KAY SHOPPE 104 E. Dewey Phone BAldwin 4-1564 SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA ACE TYPEWRITER CO. 300 N. Mission Phone BA 4-4840 EXPERT REPAIR SERVICE SMITH—CORONA Sales and Service Standard and Electric HONEY VALLEY NURSERY GARDEN CENTER LANDSCAPE SPECIALISTS Phone BA 4-1848 1026 East Lincoln SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA HUFF'S STEAK HOUSE Good Food Home Made Pies North on Highway 66 Our Thanks to SAPULPA MERCHANTS for making our Yearbook possible. BARTLETT COLLINS 46 Years in Sapulpa FRANKOMA POTTERY SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA . . . for those who like nice things. SUNSHINE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS The only complete one-stop Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Plant in Creek County. 9 South Elm 1101 South Main Drive-In Station Main Plant PHONE: BA 4-3400 In Sapulpa It's NEWBERRY'S 117 E. Dewey BAldwin 4-4644 SAPULPA. OKLAHOMA TYLER FURNITURE APPLIANCE CO. 19 EAST HOBSON PHONE BA 4-3030 Sapulpa, Oklahoma COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Sapulpa, Oklahoma The school should always have as its aim that the young man leave it as a harmonious personality, not as a specialist. This in my opinion is true in a certain sense even for technical schools . . . The development of general ability for independent thinking and judgment should always be placed foremost, not the acquisition of special knowledge.— Albert Einstein. [jH|iuI|ia, Oklahoma SAPULPA CARPET AND DRAPERY COMPANY 300 North Mission Sapulpa, Oklahoma CHARLES O'NEAL PHONE: BA 4-3141 PIERCE TILE LINOLEUM 16 South Water Don't Forget to SAPULPA Pick Up Your PHONE: BA 4-1682 SUMMER SUPPLEMENT! Expert Installations by SKILLED MECHANICS Index —A— Adams, Paul 19, 73, 102 Adelblue, Carol 29, 71, 73, 90, 97, 102 109 Allen, Mary Ann 56,.83 Anderson, Lloyd 29, 66, 67, 68, 70, 73, 82, 88, 116, 117 Anguish, Barbara 57, 75, 79 Armstrong, Donald 49, 77 Asher, Diane 49 Asher, Monty 57, 87 Atkins, Glen 57 Ausmus, Gene 29, 67 Avra, Gary 72, 73 —B— Banks, Mary Lou 57, 71, 75 Banks, Terry 29, 77 Barrett, Linda 49 Barnes, Jerry 57, 86 Barkley, Judy 57, 84 Barringer, Sue 57, 85 Battiest, Bill 57, 86 Baughn, Sue 5, 29, 66, 67, 72, 109 Bayouth, Larry 57, 82, 87, 116, 119 Bean, Nancy 57, 75, 79 Beaty, Pam 29, 73 Beaver, Benny 49, 73 Belk, Sandra 57, 85 Bel veal, Rodney 49, 77 Benjamin, Pat 49 Benton, Ronna 57 Berg, Pamela 57 Berg, Tommy 77 Berryhill, Jim 49 Berryhill, John 29 Bevenue, Donnie 57 Bevenue, Ronnie 57 Bilby, Patsy 57, 85 Bing, Richard 49 Birdsong. Connie 57, 85 Birdsong, Linda 106 Blake, Barbara 57, 79, 103 Boaz, Leon 49, 73 Bolin, Carol 29, 79 Booker, Rosemary 49 Booth, Edna 49 Boren, Charles 29, 89 Bowen, Johnnie 30, 70, 75, 94, 109 Bower, James 57, 121 Boyd, Chester 57 Boyles, Billy 30 Bradford, Ann 49, 73, 79 Bradford Bobby 57, 121 Bradshaw, Janice 30, 57, 82, 86 Bradshaw, Joyce 109 Brady, Roger 57, 82, 90, 116, 119, 121 Brashears. Sharon 30, 71, 73 Brasier, Gale 57, 71. 75 Briggs, Lisbeth 57, 67, 75, 79 Brister, Dorothy 57, 71, 75 Brister, Lucy 30, 75, 84 Bristow, Patricia 57, 90 Brixey, Tony 49, 103 Broom, Ishmeal 49 Broomhall, Doris 49 Broomhall, Earl 30 Brown, Gladys 30, 79 Brown, James 57 Brown, James 121 Brown, Lillie 30, 106 Brow’n, Meredith 30, 109 Brown, Shirley 30 Brown, Tam 31, 75, 79, 90, 106 Buchannan, Fannie 57 Buchannan, Raymond 49, 83. 88, 98, 116, 120, 121 Buckner, Glenn 57 Buland, Nancy 57, 102 Bunch, Kathleen 49 Burchett, Mike 71, 73, 116 Burke, George 31, 73 Burke, Georgene 31, 79 Butts, Linda 57, 85 —C— Calowcll, Linda 31, 84 Cantrell. Ann 31, 79, 85, 106 Cantrell, Connie 49, 75, 79, 106 Carlock, Susan 57, 69, 75, 79 Carnahan, Carol 57, 75 Carr, Gary 57, 82, 89, 102 Carson, Rhoda 49 Carter, Gary 58 Cate, Carol 58 Cawvcy, Virginia 49, 85 Chambers, Bobby 58, 103 Channell, Halbert 49, 73 Charboneau, Charles 58 Childress, Franklin 89 Christian, Donna 49, 71, 75, 106 Christian, Jackie 49, 76 Clark, Barbara 31, 86 Clark, Larry 46, 73, 84, 88. 116, 117, 123 Clark, Millard 31 Clay, Betty 84 Cline, Carol 49, 85 Cloud, Billie 58, 80, 85 Cochran, Jerry 58, 77 Cochran, Jimmy 31, 75, 77 Coggins, Larry 58, 71 Cole, Pattie 49, 79, 103, 106, 107 Coley, Karen 31, 66, 67, 68, 78, 95, 108 Coley, Linda 5, 58, 69, 75, 79 Collier, Barbara 58 Collins, Steve 31, 73, 80, 81, 103 Cooper, Albert 89 Conley, Carolyn 58, 75, 79 Cornwell, Kent 28, 32, 67, 68, 81, 90, 103, 106. 107, 109 Cowan, Arnold 58 Craig, Linda 58 Creason, Lee 58 Cronk, Carolyn 49, 81 Croston, Jeff 58, 102, 116 Croston, Jerry 32, 71, 73, 88, 116, 118 Crothers, David 58 Cupps, Sue 28, 32, 84, 106, 107 Crutchfield, Bill 49, 73 Crutchfield, Kay 58 Cunningham, Diana 49, 84 Curry, Frank 32, 73, 82, 88. 116, 117, 123 —D— Davee, Billie 32 Davey. John 32, 89 Davidson, Alice 32 Davidson, Ardith 49, 67 Davis, Barbara 48 Davis, Betty 48, 83 Davis, Elizabeth 80, 85 Davis, John 49, 81, 103 Davis, Larry 58, 67, 71, 87 Dawson, Judy 49, 75, 84 Deal. Joyce 49, 75, 83 Detkard, Pat 58 Deason, Jerry 49, 123 Dejear, Celester 32, 102, 106, 109 DeLong, Charles 58, 71, 116, 121 Dennis, Marilyn 32, 84 Denton, John 50, 90 Dick, Bill 76 Dingman, Ross 32 Dobson, Ted 50 Dodd, Jim 50, 69, 80, 90, 103 Dodson, Kay 58, 69, 75, 79 Doll ins, Kay 4, 32, 69, 75, 78 Doll ins, Lynn 50, 68, 75, 81, 90, 109 Dowling, Camille 58, 79, 103 Downs, Donna 28, 33, 78, 109 Draeger, William 58, 77 Duckert, Carol 50, 71, 103 Dunbar. Danny 58, 77 Duncan, Eleanor 50 Dunn, Larry 58 Dyer. Bill 50, 73 —E— Eddleman, Gary 50, 89 Edwards. Sandra 58, 79 Ellis, Dale 33 Elmore, Wayne 50, 71, 73 Emerson, Betty 106 Engles, Johnny 58 Enlow, Ray 33 Ernst, Barbara 58, 85 Esmond, Glen 89 Espich, Sarah 50, 84 Ezzel, Sandra 58, 67, 79, 86, 87 —F— Fagen, Linda 58, 83 Farmer, Ann 58 Farrand, Janice 50, 75 Farrar, Gary 50, 68, 73, 82, 88, 116, 118 Fears, Mary Beth 33, 71, 73, 79, 97, 106. 107 Feldgreber, Joan 33, 70, 71, 75, 109 Ferguson. Karen 5, 70, 71, 73, 109 Fields, Bob 33 Finch, Dwayla 5, 33, 68, 70, 71, 75, 90 Finegan, Carol Ann 4, 33, 71, 106, 107 Fitzpatrick, Ray 34, 89 Fletcher, Saundra 58 Fowler, Becky 4, 50, 67, 75, 79 Francis, Jan 5, 50, 79, 108 Francis, Jill 50, 75, 79 Frankfather, Brent 34, 90 Frederick, Norma 59, 79 Freeman, Ann 50 Friedman, Anne 34, 68, 74, 79, 90 Friend, George 50 Friend, Robert 59, 77 Gale, Theresa 59, 83 Gale, Yvonne 50 Gantz, Jerri 50, 79, 106, 108, 107 Gardner, L. W. 34 Garlick, Earnest 59, 77 Garrett, Frankie 59 Garrett, Jamie 50, 71, 1Q3 Gentry, Dean 59, 102 Giacomo, Jan 34, 79, 82, 92, 109 Gibson, Harold 89 Giese, Carol Ann 59, 83 Gillette, Jim 50, 73, 106 Gilmore, Connie 34, 84 Gleason, Charles 34, 73 Glenn, Walter 50, 89, 121 Gordon, Don 59 Gould, Bart 59, 102 Gaham, Jane 59, 71, 102 Graham, Joe 59, 89, 103 Granger, Linda 34 Grayson, Ruth Ann Green, Marilyn 34, 75 Green, Reggie 56, 59, 69, 88, 116, 119 121 Greenfield, Barbara 59, 87 Gregory, Jerold 59 Griggs, Mac Everett 59 Griess, Kay 59, 71, 85, 86 Groff, Charles 35, 81, 89, 109 Guilfoyle, Joyce 56, 59, 75, 79 Gunn, Donald 35 —H— Haag, Candy 59, 79, 85 Haddox, Bobby 35, 106 Hager, Alberta 50, 84 Hager, Louise 35, 73, 84 Hale, Jan 50 Hamilton, Marilyn 35, 67, 68, 71, 98, 108 Haney, Sharon 50, 68, 70, 71, 75 Hankes, Joe 59 Hardee, Jewell 35 Hardy, John 35, 77 Harper, Jon 59, 71, 103 Harris, Ada 50 Harrison, Dwight 35, 90 Hart, Margene 35, 85 Hatten, Richard 35, 77 Hatley, Donna 59 Hayes, Arvella 50, 85 Haynes, Donald 50 Haynes, Richard 50, 88, 116, 118 Head, Judy 36, 84 Hendrix, Judy 50, 73, 102 Henley, Gordon, 59, 89 Henry, Gwynn 36, 80, 81, 107, 106, 109 Henry, Johnny 36, 89 Henry, Warren 59, 103 Henshaw, Sharlotte 59, 71, 85 Herring, Gus 36, 72, 82, 88, 116, 117 Hickey, Barbara 50, 75, 79, 106 Hickman, Juel 36 Hiett, Terry 60, 77 Hill, James 50, 76 Hill, Ruby 50 Hoefer, John 36, 89 Hofstrom, Kenneth 36, 90 Holder, David 50, 77, 103 Hollingshead, Carol Ann 36, 85 Hollingshead, Paul 50 Holmes, Charlene 50, 85 Holt, Jody 51, 78, 79 Hood, Cheryl 60, 85 Hooter, Barbara 36 Hoover, Sharon 51 Hopkins, Verna 51 Howard, Arlene 37 Howard, Diane 37, 71, 87, 109 Howard, Roy 51, 120, 121 Howard, Prentice 89 Hudson, Georgia 60 Hufman, David 60 Huffman, Nancy 37, 84, 85 Hughes, Mary 60, 85 Hughes, Richard 37 Hunt, Glenna 51, 87 Hunter, Jimmy 60, 76 Irby, Pat 51, 73, 84 Irwin, Anita 37 Isbell, Jesse 71, 73 -J- Jack, Everett 37, 51, 71 Jackson, Jerry 51, 73 Jameson, Leslie 37, 68, 80, 81 Jester, W. B. 76 Jobe, Paul 80, 103 John, Riley 60 Johnson, Bob 89 Johnson, Charles 37, 71, 73 Johnson, Clifford 86 Johnson, Erma 87 Johnson, Glennis 60 Johnson, Stanley 80 Jones, Ernie 37, 88, 123 Jones, Shirley 37 Jones, Susan 60, 69, 75, 79 —K— Keeling, Mike 77 Kcigley, Ronnie 51, 102 Kendall, Barbara 38, 90, 102 Kern, Judy 60 Kerr, Mary Eloise 38 Kidd. Joyce 51, 75, 86, 106 Kidd, Roxie 60, 71, 75 King, Stella 38 Knight, Billy 60 Knight, Orville 38, 89 Knightlinger, Carol 60, 67, 86, 87 Korn, Donna 5, 38, 67, 68, 78, 108 Korn, Jim 28, 38, 73, 82, 88, 120, 121 Kuhn, Paul 5, 38, 89 Kyser, Sharon 38, 71, 109 —L— Lane, William 60 Langford, Barbara 60, 79 Langley, Lane 38, 81, 88 Langston, Beverly 48, 51, 67, 75, 78, 98 Larney, Naomi 38, 108 Lash ley, Karen 51 Lawrence, Larry 60, 102 Lawson, Connie 39, 78, 79, 109 Lawson, Tressie 51 Lay, Ilene 60 Lazona, Francisco 76 Lee, Diana 60, 67, 75, 79 Lee, Lenora 39 Legrand, Jimmy 75, 77 Lemons, Denny 51, 73 Lemons, Janice 60 Leslie, Larry 51, 89 Lish, Bill 39, 77, 89 Livermore, Ed 57, 68, 89 Logan, Diane 60, 86, 87 Logue, Darrell 51, 87 Long, Larry 51 Long, Virginia 60, 75, 79 Lowery, Bobby 89 Lowery, Shirley 60 Lucas, Jim 51, 89 Luker, Mike 39, 87 140 Lunn, Mike 51, 66, 67, 69, 82, 88, 102, 116, 119 Lyda, Billy 5, 20, 51, 89 Lyda, Virginia 60, 80 Lytle, Judy 60 —M— Mackey, Constance 60 Maddon, Don 39 Magee, Chester 39 Magee, Kay 52, 73 Mahan, Sue 60, 71, 81 Main, David 52, 102 Mansell, Don 39 Marketic, Gayle 52, 71 Markley, Nancy 60 Marsey, Judy 52, 79 Marshall, Kathy 60, 79 Martin, Wayne 39 Mason, Frankie 39, 89 Matthews, Lois 40 Messer, Ellis 52, 84 Messmore, Larry 52, 80, 81, 90, 116 Meyers, Rena 83, 86 Meyers, Estel 52, 76 Meyers, Phyllis 40, 61, 83 Miller, Skip 76 Miller, Sandy 61, 86 Milliken, Ronnie 40 Minners, Viola 52, 79 Misner, Patricia 61, 75, 79 Mobley, Jesse 109 Mobley, Kathy 52, 71, 85, 106 Montgold, Lucille 61, 87 Montgold, Raymond 40 Montgomery, Mary 61, 83 Moore, Kathryn 5, 48, 66, 67, 73, 84, 102 Moore, Ronnie 40, 52, 67, 78, 82, 89, 116 117 Morgan, Jo Gail 52, 71 Morris, Arthur 106 Morris, Jack 61 Morris, Tommie 40 Mose. Linda 41, 71, 75, 107, 106 Moses, Jeannette 52, 75, 79 Moss, Roy 61, 76 Mowry, Sherry 61, 79 Mullen, Martha 4, 52, 68, 70, 71, 73, 107, 108 Mullins, Dale 71, 82, 116, 119 Murphy, Pat 41, 76 —Me— McAllister, Don 60, 69, 71, 103 McCain, Carolyn 60, 71, 87 McCain, Paul 40, 82, 88, 116, 118 McCall, Phillip 52 McCarty, Glennal 60, 85 McClure, Pat 52, 71, 85, 86 McClure, Tommy 40, 70, 71, 73 McCully, Phillip 89 McDonald, Phyllis 60 McDonnal, Terry 60 McGarr, Donna 60 McGee, Lois 40 McGhee, Tommy McGraw, Gerri 40 McGuire, Robert 52, 106 McKenzie, Gayle 52, 79, 108 McReynolds, Jimmy 52, 71, 73, 89, 103, 105, 123 —N— Naifeh, Judy 52, 86 Nash, Doretha 41 Nash, Opal 61 Neal, Robert 61, 116 Nelson, Jackie 52, 75 Nelson, Phillip 61 Nelson, Saundra 52 Ncwland, Carolyn 41, 71, 73, 109 Newland, Patty 61 Noble, Pat 52 Oldham, Richard 41 Oliver, Mickey 41, 71, 72, 73 Owen, Judy 61, 79 Owen, Sue 52, 73, 79, 106 Ozment, Terry 41, 75, 78 —P— Page, Joe 61 Palmer, Earlene 52 Palmer, Joe 61 Palmer, Richard 73, 84 Parker, Jim 89 Parker, Kay 41 Patterson, Judy 79 Patterson, Ladell 61, 79, 87 Patterson, Barbara 61, 67, 75, 79 Patrick, Tommy 61, 69 Paxton, Mike 73, 89 Payne, Tresha 61, 75, 79 Peeks, Phyllis 52 Pennington, Mike 61 Penn, Velma 52 Penquite, Bob 41, 71, 73 Perkins, Loretta 52, 86 Perry, Betty 52 Pete, Laura 42, 102 Pierce, Roger 42, 89 Petitt, Roy 61 Pickens, Teddy 102 Pickering, Jean 61 Pinkston, Barbara 52, 75, 83 Pitts, Brenda 61, 85 Porter, Freddie 52, 76 Porter, Shirley 62, 80, 85 Porter, Sue 52 Post, Gladys 62, 79, 85, 103 Powers. Jimmy 62, 76 Prows, Carolyn 42, 75, 79, 106 Pruitt, John 121 Pruitt, Mildred 52, 62 Pullen, Bobby 62, 71, 103 Pullen, Billy 62, 102 —R— Raby, Tommy 62, 76 Ragland, Ronald 62, 76 Rainwater, Ross 5, 56, 62, 82, 89, 102 Raley, Betty 42, 84 Randolph, Diane 42, 108 Raper, Jake 73, 86 Rebholtz, Billy 42, 73, 88, 123 Rector, Sue 62, 75, 79 Reinhart, Carolyn 42 Reneau, Larry 42, 73, 89, 106, 109 Reneau, Linda 62, 103 Reynolds, Janis 62 Reynolds, Lynn 52, 107, 106 Reynolds, Roger 76 Richardson, Jo Anne 52 Richardson, Pat 53 Richie, James 53 Richmond, Kenneth 62 Rickner, Charles 76 Riley, Carolyn 62 Riley, Judy 62, 71 Rirmert, Judi 62 Rivers, Sharon 62, 85 Robbins, Tomic 62 Roberts, Pat (11) 53, 73, 79 Roberts, Pat (10) 62, 83 Robertson, Carolyn 33 Robinson, Carl 53 Robinson, Janie 53 Robinson, Johnny 88, 116, 118, 120, 121 Robinson, Martha 62, 79, 86, 103 Robinson, Simon 62 Robison, Leta 42, 109 Rochester, Kathleen 62 Rogers, Mona 62, 83, 86 Rollins, James 62 Rose, Jerry 75, 76 Rouk, Renee 53, 84 Rose, Arthur 62 Rule, Cheryl 53, 75, 83 Rush, Mary 62, 71, 85, 86 Russell, Jimmy 42 Russell, Wanda 53 Ruth, Judy 62 Sample, Sharon 62 Santa Maria, Connie 62 Saulman, Janie 62 Sawyer, Johnnie 62 Saylors, Jo 53 141 Shulte. DeBorah 53, 75 Schwer, Phyllis 43, 75, 84 Scott, Randy 43, 73, 82, 88, 116, 117, 120, 121 Seabolt, Carolyn 53 Seigle, Louann 62 Sellers. Martha 53 Shackleford, Judy 62 Shaw, Richard 53 Shibley, Susan 62, 75, 79 Sheffel, David 53 Sheffel, Judy 53, 67, 68, 73, 78, 98. 102 Sherriff, Collette 53, 67, 71, 102 Sherriff, Paulette 53, 71, 73. 90, 102 Sherwood, Charlie 43, 73, 82, 88, 93, 116 Shultz, Mike 48, 53, 67, 82, 88 Sikes, Paul 62, 67, 69, 88, 99, 116, 119. 121 Siegfreid, Brenda 53, 75, 79 Sinor, Clyde 43 Sisney, Judy 54, 86 Sisk, Julia 54 Sisk, Mary 62 Sivadon, Jerry 43 Slaton, Paul 63 Sluder, Kenny 63 Smart, Alice 63, 85 Smcltzer, Danny 63, 82, 88, 103, 121 Smith. Evelyn 43, 67, 71, 87, 107, 106 Smith, Eleanor 63, 67, 75, 79, 6 Smith, George 64 Smith. Joyce 54, 71, 73, 102 Smith, Juanita 63 Smith, Leon 43, 73, 88, 116, 118 Smith, Sharon 54, 70, 71, 73, 102 Smith, Thelma 54 Snider, Edward 54 Snider, Jimmy 63, 71, 121 Soliday, Karl 43, 73, 76 Speakman, Tre 63, 67, 80, 102 Spears, Frances 43, 109 Sperling, Billy 63 Sperling, Jeanne 54, 106 Stalcup, Vicki 54, 71, 106 Stanton, Elaine 63 Stamps, Becky 54, 85 Stephens. Charles 63 Stephens, Hazel 43, 84 Stephens, Joyce 54 Stephens. Larry 54 Strain. Marvin 73 Strain, Pat 54 Strain, Paula 63 Stockard, Don 54, 120, 121 Stockton, Janice 63, 85 Sutrich, John 63 Sutton, Allen 76 —T— Tanner, Virgie 63, 87 Tarr, Terry 63, 71 Tatum, Sally 63, 103 Taylor, Judy 44, 79 Taylor, Tommy 54 Teeters, Gay 120, 121 Thomas, Pauletta 54, 79 Thomas, Wane 88, 123 Thompson, Don (12) 44, 71, 102 Thompson, Don (10) 63 Thompson, Otto 54, 73 Thompson. Suzanne 44, 83 Tiger, Cecil 56, 63, 89, 119, 120, 121 Tiger, Donald 121 Tilley, Bennie 63 Tinker, Carol 54 Titus, James 54, 76 Toliver, Carolyn 44, 106 Toliver, Marilyn 44, 106 Tomberlin, Cheryl 54. 75, 79, 106 Trail, Howard 44, 89 Trail, Wanda 63 Treeman, Jeff 4, 54, 102, 106 Tribble, Linda 54, 85 Trout, Sue 63 Troutt, Johnny 63, 121 Turnbull, Dickie 44, 73, 88, 109, 116, 117, 123 Turner, Charles 54 Tyler, Mike 44, 71, 73 —U— Underwood, Kathleen 63, 71, 85 Underwood, Malinda 48, 54, 67, 79, 85 Underwood, Stewart 64 Underwood, Thomas 64, 76 —V— Vanatta. Beverly 64, 83 VanMeter, Harla 64, 84, 87 VanSickle, Pat 44, 86, 106 Varner, Marie 44, 77, 87, 109 Varner, Marty 64, 76 Varner, Pat 64, 84 Villereal, Tanya 54, 106 —W— Wadley, Donna 64, 85 Walcher. Kern 45, 73, 80 Walcher, Lynn 54, 71, 75 Wald, Judy 64, 83 Walder, Eddie 54, 76 Walker, James 45, 73, 14)6, 123 Walker, Judy 64 Walker, Natalie 45, 71 Walkup, Dale 5, 54, 71, 73 Walton, Bill 102 Ward, Barbara 54, 73, 79, 87 Ward, Peggy 54, 84 Ware, J. R. 45, 89 Warren, Sherman 64 Warren, Thomas 76 Wasson, Leroy 64 Watashe, Lawrence 54, 103 Watkins, Carla 54, 73, 79, 102 Watson, Bill 45, 73, 116 Watson, Judy 45 Watson, Thomas 64, 76 Wear. Donna 64 Weideman, Warren 45, 80, 90, 109 We ins, Clestan 64 Welch, Diann 45 Wells, Fred 54 West, Barbara 54 West, Shawney 64, 89, 116, 119, 123 Wheeler, Dean 64, 71, 102 Wheeler, Jean 64, 79, 87, 103 Whisenhunt, Pat 54 Whiteside. Larry 54, 71 Whitson, Kenneth 45, 81, 90, 109 Wiggins, John 89 Wildey, Virgil 5, 45, 81, 89, 103 Wiley, Karla 55, 75 Wilhelm, Sheila 64, 85 Willey, Janet 46 Willhite, Vallerie 46, 89 Williams, Guy 46, 72, 123 Williams, Kaye 55, 87 Williams, Mary 46, 75, 79 Williams, Ronnie 64, 103 Willibey, Mike 55 Willibey, Sharon 46, 73, 78, 90, 109 Willingham, Patti 56 Wilson, Don 46, 80, 81, 102, 109 Wilson, Geraldine 64, 83, 86 Wilson, Jerry 46 Wilson, Kenneth 64 Wilson, Kim 76 Wilson, Larry 55, 71, 106 Wilson, Terry 64, 71 Winget, Jim 64, 71, Wood, Dana 64, 85 Wood, Terry 56 Woodard, Ellen 64 Woodcock, Terry 71, 103, 106 Woodrell, Bobby 56, 76 Wright, Patti 64, 71, 75 —Y— Yeager, Jim 46, 71, 72, 73, 82 Yocham, Linda 56, 87, 106 Yocham, Tony 20, 64, 102 Young, Adris 46, 73 Youngblood, Glen 71, 73, 82, 120, 121 Zewalk, Jimmy 64 Zumalt, Tommy 56, 88, 120, 121 142 S' yy yrry. yttf) 'n?� rp4?fr °3fe SHdvaooinv % 50KS TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made I i € .1 u $ 9 4 9 i «