Southeast High School - Spartan Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1961 volume:

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The fact that SE iust made the first touchdown in the Foot- ball Preview September B explains the excitement and pride registered on the faces of Pat Ford and her fellow Sparket members. Each time you hear the opening strains of Oh, South- east High School is the school for me-There is no other place I'd rather be, each time you stand at attention with your classmates as the flag is unfurled, each time you see our beloved principal and coach appear at assem- blies, you know that all this is your heritage. This is the true spirit of Spartanland. Never in the eleven-year history of SE has the student body been more closely unified in school spirit than this year. This unity has great meaning, for through unity there is strength, cooperative effort for achievements, peaceful relations, happiness and fellowship, and above all there is the ultimate of effort, success. SE's band helped to open the Oklahoma State Fair by marching downtown with 70 other bands Septem- ber 24. 'Q Donning their SE mums and adding the finishing touches to decorations on the car, Pam Kennedy and Sharon Sylvester prepare to ioin the homecoming parade. Brightly decorated cars followed the SE band through a section of Capitol Hill, October 13. L LK 1. Enthusiasm is never lacking on a bus with pep club girls along. Ellen Staton, Rebecca Hales, and Diana Browder enliven the trip to Chickasha by singing the school song. fflgliihul ymii RA Qs NJ ' 4 . I . .,4.J,s.,, .., ' ' M nf-fffff f-N 3 -++iM', M-J' l ' ww ,..,.i4,4,:,. - - .sw .i.,,..,,,.. I . N. ' i f. This ought to 'raise' school spirit! quips Larry Clayton as he and Danny Miller prepare to hoist a Spartan letter iacket up the flag pole. Zealous seventh graders get into the act during a pep assembly by participating in competition yells. 5 Primping for friends Cespecially ihe male kindl is common practice in any high school. Karen Mackey makes good use of the iournalism office mirror. t - s -I- 's5?1g,1?f5' 1 li 5 1614: I 1- L X ' V l X ff X3 E xx N, , I ,l Nl lr V Spartan editor Shirley Dickerson fakes advantage of a ladies' choice at the first sock hop to welcome newcomer Bill McWa1ers. AA What better place to make friends lhan in the cafeteria? Tommy Bell, Gary Bogie, John Rhodes, Mark Hoffman, Ronnie Merrill, and Ronald Folsom enioy a good ioke over a good meal. ln classrooms, in activities, we worked and learned together. We ate lunch, went to meetings and games, and studied together. Each day we learned a little more about get- ting along with people. Gary Barton, Sybil Graystone, Kathryn Ball, and Larry Clayton enioy the last few minutes of their lunch hour with a friendly chat. Mr. Snyder lends a helping hand to Ben Hunter as the auto Out of this, friendships developed, deep and permanent, resulting in the all-important feeling of belonging, an imperative need of every human being. SE's halls hum with the throb of everyday life as students pursue different dreams, am- bitions, and desires. They turn the hollow building into something alive, something almost human. Janelle Campbell didn't realize how many friends she actually had 'til mechanics swdem mes 10 coax his car ,O mn' it came her time to furnish transportation to a ball game. She and Sharon Sylvester contemplate their problem, namely, how to squeeze 4 one more passenger into the tiny Fiat. P v. if f 7 R, if J aj! I ,Q ,NE s ,wg .M Q My . tivkqwgl f ,wi 1+ A f 5, 1' N' Y 'Z an px 2w,X: A2 KS 1 yi rw 3 4 35 R ' VT 'ifism-we 2 , N Q' I , 1 K . .41 SQ Y t, x .R asgxggmiuau, kk? PQ WR K Q,.+ W NKWWL 'iff bmw W.-mw,Q..,,,.,.,k Q , by W 1, ,Q..wN. 3r, W M911 A s gg fw 'cam Q7 Qs... its 1 , iii' an in if 5 I 4 :N l Man, but some seniors get big-headed! exclaims Lu Ellis Brown. Olen Lane agrees as Kenneth Alexander tries in vain to fit her cap on Ralph Griffin's head. Footprints are now beginning to wear in places at Southeast in this its eleventh year. Its worthy traditions, its ideals of honor, the loyalty of its constituents, its outstanding achievements in a great variety of activities have won for SE the place of honor and prestige which it enioys among city and state high schools. ln addition to the Spartans who have brought recognition to our school academically and sportswise, every student who has crossed SE's threshold has made his mark in contributing to its heritage. We have paid homage to the old traditions as well as establishing new ones in this progressive, forward looking school. Cowabunga, and all that kind of stuff. Pledge Linda Hankins wincingly salutes under the stern gaze of pledge mistress Pat Ford. Traditional when sock hops are held in the gym are shoe- less feet and piles of shoes belonging to who knows whom? 9 '74 INTRODUCTION QQQADMINISTRATION ORGANIZATIONS ' QROYALTY I 2 'ATHLETICS SCHOOL LIFE CLASSES SENIORS AWARDS INDEX ADS . .S L, S I Page 4 I I 2 28 46 56 78 T I I6 I34 I3-66 wi . I42 I ,W L 'I 'IIIT ' Q' I I Y QL rw R sy f !:i: I I 7 jxsexy W. ' Q 'i +-tim 3 - IE- D If Kamp. I X., was I' I R I S - 4 'III 0 L-.,.. f . ,A-qui, W. hw'- ,v ' Y Q 1 'Qty yr 'WY 5 1 n Avg .5 , ,, Q .el L . '-w N ' W t L x .QQ ' , , .-k'P W Gig' u f 'ff x . V 5 A Y. 2. K I 'U .4 Q 'A' .1 fain ,Q ir, ., it . t 2 A 4 1, ' an 3 5 6' ' X-,Y 1 KA Y 1 as .' , nf 1 RFQ' kg ' , f. . Jw 5 D , L , ,, . i V ,K . , . 9 S GF, Npw . Q :J A QW. Y by 5 1-21 asf- Y 3 4 QW 4 . i 'T IT, VB' I A Q 3 . is Y 'dl . S Sv.. Ex LJX -vu. iv' ', W A -,IA I -,in ,'3f'.l I: J 1, Av, gl.: ,A A Y-Afmykxl .L N 1 4 ?q , QQ. A 1 it in Q- ,Qfff 1,3 - ,L - Q -. , -if W v'ri. ' ,F ' q'v km , 5' I N - ' Z Q, K , C Wk? -ag, W wa. A..1, viii W V www, -nu K' 'L X961 l SH!! HU Oil 1 . LIN! S321 I' ii F file' 3'- 'J f l 'bfi' I s IQ Y4 :'3 1 V fa., .1 it I Our teachers and administrators provide the sympathy, the understanding, and the enioyment that make our high school days unforgettable. 1 During the painful process of growing up, we especially value the patience and tact of Southeast's faculty. The result is a happy and an effective school ' ' l 't' enship is the goal of Training students for responsibe ci iz Southeast's administration. DR. MELVIN W. BARNES Superintendent of Schools MRS. WARREN F. WELCH Ward eq77eo,6!eP SCHOOLS ARE GROWING ENTERPRISES! Few of us are aware that Oklahoma City schools are bulging at the seams with 65,998 students attending classes every day. Two thousand two hundred sixty-two teachers and 98 schools, plus some 232 administrative positions are required to provide city students the best education possible. Several hundred counselors, nurses, librarians, office clerks, and secretaries are listed on the school payrolls. Around 600 cafe- teria employees and 297 custodians complete the roster of school personnel. Oklahoma City is fortunate to have a superintendent and school board who recognize the seriousness of operating this rapidly growing school system. Our students and citizens should be proud of and grateful to these civic minded people who give so much of their time and energy for the betterment of our schools. OTTO F. THOMPSON Ward ll W. F. LOTT LUKE SKAGGS JR. PHIL C. BENNETT Ward III Ward IV Member at Large I4 54404137 Spartans will be forever grateful for the leadership we have enioyed during our high school years. Our administrators' pride in Southeast and loyal support of every phase of school activities are over- whelming. Under Mr. Mayes' direction, SE has shown marked improvements. He has played an important part in directing this year's Sl50,000 construction program. Additional facdlty members, a wider choice of subiects, and greater opportuni- ties for students are a few of the proiects he has enthusiastically worked to imple- ment in his three years here. Mr. Mayes and Mr. King actively partici- pate in professional organizations, where they are recognized as leading educators in Oklahoma City's school system. Alert to the needs of the school, and to their profession, our principal and vice principal are the biggest assets claimed by Southeast High School. These jovial, congenial fellows personify school spirit at its best. Their tireless efforts for the betterment of our school are an inspiration, not only to teachers and students, but to the entire community. DEE KING Vice Principal Mr. King possesses a thorough understanding of school problems. Supervising teachers' records and reports and assisting students with their problems are only part of his wide responsibilities. STERLING MAYES Principal Noted for his warm, sparkling personality, Mr. Mayes Cbetter known as Mr Spartanj is a familiar figure in the halls, and at ball games and events in Spartanland as he greets his constituents. Ada Wwe? ' r a i Our counselors are always on the alert, ready to help SE students ad- iust their personal and school prob- lems. They also supervise enrollment and testing. The office is the hub of the school. Keeping school financial records, checking attendance, oper- ating the PBX board, providing sup- plies and assisting with all school routine are the duties of the office workers. ANNA GRACE KELLOGG: ILS., Central State College: M.Ed., Oklahoma University, Counselor. q9x..wM Preparatory to administering tests, counselors spend a great deal of time studying procedures and skills involved. Miss Cates, Kellogg, and Mr. Berry confer about a profile sheet. Mrs. . of Leif.-gfzfeifsea - tr-Mg,-ys,,:,ftc,f,.g.ttf. rg-,ri is, ' E rfsrr- i 3-M Issue-sew 'if Ngkm i, - Q MARY WU-SON, A 0 d' K 4 1 ance clerlr, Secretary to at H ' ' -A - , a Vice Principal. ' l I in e . FLORENE Mcciuree, LILA FAYE KATsAK1s, ' School Nurse. Registrar 2. A , ,t ,..i:.f,k..,,-53,-..-E ..., . a r 4 R 4- l, K' X f 'iw I6 R. L. BERRY: B.S., M.Ed., Counselor. M.Ed., Oklahoma University, Counselor. Oklahoina University fr ..-1 .. . A Wesssf :Wm -c IWW- 1-y,,..itf we rw ' ei:-ffm ,. 1 s 'o R 'site Q 1 f 'kwa K R is Q ag X ' . . 5. QQ? H fs a., H rw 3 tg' X 5 X as 4 x v faith? Q56 X4 Sp X A ee viz We it s 'Piggy '12 aiiejpgzffggg ,- fs s if X uf: ' 7 k avlllki 125 'i ar'2f.?5:e '- ' .sxcgfv At, :xsf 1 f ,, 5'2 't ' ' ' f ff in rf! 'TT -ik! W, --,. .,. , DOROTHY KINCAID, Fi- nancial Secretary. Sec- retary to Principal. NITA .IO KUTZ, Recep- tianist-Secretory. EVA MAY BAKER: A.B., Southwest- ern State College, Weatherford: M.A., Oklahoma University. Math. BILL LEIKAM: B.M., Oklahoma Bap- tist University, M.Ed., Oklahoma University. Music, Activities Director. Www 776cmaz.WcZal wide Supervising and aiding teachers plus checking out state textbooks and materials are responsibilities of department heads. These people are always on the alert for new aids to teaching. They attend many meetings and workshops to bring back new concepts and techniques for improving instruction at South- BEST. MARJORIE ALLEN: B.S., M.A., Oklahoma Univer- sity. Social Studies. ELIZABETH STALEY: B.A., Central State College: M.A., Oklahoma Univer- sity. English. LOIS DEANE PICKENS: B.S., Okla- homa Baptist University. Science. MARY NELL legeg M.A., FRED HOLLOWAY: B.S., M. Ed. , Central State College. Industrial Arts. 8.A., Central State Cal- University. Business. ,, n 5 i X ps-'SY gli QQ, -., :L K- ,Q e- ,jj-rj.. ,-is ,gl ECKSTEIN: Oklahoma INEZ WINDES: B.S., Oklahoma Baptist Uni- versity, M.S,, Oklahoma Univuersity. Home Eco- HOMIES. BERTIE ANNE HAWTHORN: B.5.. George Peabody College for Teach- ers, Nashville, Tennessee. Girls' Sports. JAMES POWELL: B.A., Central State Collegey M.A., Oklahoma University. Art. MARVIN SHIELDS: B.S., Central State College: M.A., Oklahoma Uni- versity. Athletics. I7 Making everything from bedroom suites to water skis, these boys keep Mr. HolIoway's woodwork class buzzing with constructive activity. LAVERNA BOYLES: B.F.A., B.A., M.Ed., Oklahoma University. Math, English, L. B. DOLAN BA MS Oklahoma University Social Studies 1wlafzet4e70mldafS' New laboratory equipment and accelerated courses have made science a major department at SE. An advanced TV science seminar, physics, chemistry, biology and life science for eighth graders round out the science curriculum. A record number of research proiects were entered in the annual Sci- ence Fair. Advanced students attended symposiums with trained scientists as consultants. Sophomores learn to use microscopes in biology class. Mrs. Pickens circulates around the room to give individual help to her students, HELEN I. PHlLLlPS: B.A., Central State College: M.Ed., Oklahoma University, English, Social Studies. Math. Sywd. -fi frail NWI of xo' ParIez-vous Francais? Junior Bill Culbertson absorbs his daily French lesson via the new aural-oral method of language presentation by Mrs. White. Spartans may soon be glibly chattering French and Spanish. Provided with microphones, tape recordings of their own voices, slides and a teacher in a modern language laboratory, students make marked progress. Mrs. White utilized techniques she learned in a summer language institute at OU, to which she won a fellowship. French was offered for the first time, and enrollment in Latin classes was doubled. GEORGE RYAN: B.A., 'Oklahoma City Univer- sity. Band. MARY ALICE BAKER B.S., Oklahoma Univer English. MARY ANN GRANTHAM: B.F.A., Oklahoma University. E n 9 l i s h, Speech, Play Production. sity. Speech, Debate, MARY NOKES: B,A., M.S., Central State Col- lege. Art. LOREE WHITE: A.B., Oklahoma University. Spanish, French. MARTHA GILES: B.F.A., Oklahoma University. Music. I9 Some people have all the luck! Mrs. Eckstein, FRANK SNYDER: B.S., M.5., Oklahoma Univgf. sity. Metalwork, Auto non, Mechanics. CLIFFORD JIM: B.A., M.Ed., Central State College. Drivers' Educa- l RUTH HELEN KISER: B.A., Bluffton College, Ohio. Librarian. head of the business department, won a tree trip to the Caribbean last summer. BOB TAYLOR: BA.. East Central State College, Ada. Science, Audio Visual. 1052.3 icuii' 1e.'f12'1zz2f ' 4. Q I t e,g.f.2-s..sf.sss1 A6 :M .- lm A I A t - sf -' fl. -A H W ' ' zap: - W t' 'i kr. ,i V,:W ..,,35g, ,, .. Qi. ,. ou... 8 X Q 'fi ,F A ag f F . A S i. , i lf , ' F2 sign K ,, 3 ssesfrfv, ga HAROLD LUNDY: B.S., Oklahoma University. Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Machines. 20 is M X at l I 0 Typing and shorthand classes are crowded as students prepare for em- ployment. Accuracy as well as speed is stressed as skills are developed. Bookkeeping and business machines provide classes the opportunity to learn mechanics of up to date office management. This preparation enables students to have wider knowledge and awareness of the business world they may enter. Learning to operate the Remington calculator requires concentration, Glenda Johnson, Mr. Lundy and Janice Stowe confer over a problem in business machines class. ANITA GILL: B.S., M.S., Oklahoma University. Shorthand, Typing, ' 4 To give confidence in the use of the English language is the aim of SE's English department. For learning and living satisfactorily, one must be able to communicate. Vast changes have taken place in the English curriculum in the City schools. A new course of study has been compiled and introduced this year. Miss Staley implemented the thematic approach in a senior English class, while, Mr. Lyon experi- mented with the daily newspaper in teaching grammar and sentence structure. me '7oal,Qw 1 HAZEL CARSON: B.S., M.A., Oklahoma Uni- versity. English. FRANCES SMALLEY: B.A., Oklahoma State University. English. FRED LYON: B.A., Okla- :iolrpo University. Eng-. IS JEANNE DARNELL: B.A., Southwestern State Col- lege, Weatherford. Eng- ish. DALE RANSFORD: B,A., Qklahoma City University. English. MMV ELl2,+.g51-H Daily Oklahoman in his sophomore classes. BURDETTE: B.A., Oklahoma State University, M.Ed., Oklahoma University. Eng- lish, Journalism. ' Whoever thought he'd be taking a unit test over , Peanuts ? Actually, Mr. Lyon contrived successful grammar and composition lessons by using the .-udgea . Mrs Eva Mae Baker demonstrates the con- struction of a an l1's a Athletics. MARY BAYZ: B.S., Oklahoma City University. Math. Taking math ns more than lust learnlng To work problems mechanically It IS learning To thunk ln orderly fashion Tragonom efry, geometry and advanced algebra are offered here, college preparahon rs stressed In these courses JEAN ROBBINS Oklahoma College for Women. Socxal Stuclues DEAN CHOATE: a hama State Universnly M A Oklahoma Universuty Math PAUL WHITE: B.S., Okla- homa Baptist University. Math, Science, Physical Edu- cation. Brotherg you've had itl gasps Sandra Smith as her neighbor John Rhodes unsuspectingly puts the finishing JAYN,E BOYERS: B.S., Cen- trol State College. Science. touches on his portrait, Miss Jane Boyers contemplates her JEAN WINTERS: B.S., Oklahoma victim. College for Women. Physical Edu- cation. Homemaking, music, art, and industrial arts afford students opportu- nities to develop skills and pursue their interests. Drivers' training and auto IMOGENE SMITH: B.S,, Southeastern Stole Col- lege, Durant. Homemak- ing, Clothing. mechanics cover course material which may be put to practical application throughout life. Skillfully finished products in art and industrial arts have won SE much acclaim in local and national contests. Music and journalism students annually take honors in competition. Two classes in psychology were formed this year. Teachers of these electives are constantly revitalizing their programs. GRACE MOORE: B.S.. Mrs. Windes reminds Carol Holcomb, Nancy Carrier, Betty Partain, fa:-L 4fJ'gfolHoS':1:ak?:g: and Kathy Culver that the prettier the table, the better the food Clothing. tastes. 23 ' ' oaz70ofzZdp LINDA ADAMS: B.S., Southwestern State Col- lege, Weatherford. Eng- lish, Homemaking. ISABELLE .l. COX: B.S., Central State College, M.Ed., Oklahoma University. Math, Social Studies, English. 24 An imperative need of every citizen today is a better understanding of the world we live in. Furthering the students' knowledge of govern- mental structure, history ot the United States, American economy, and international conflicts are some of the goals ot SE's Social Studies depart- ment. E, JAMES FAUBEI.: B.A., Son Francisco State Col- lege: M.Ed., Oklahoma University. Social Studies, Psychology. tist University. English. - .i. i'l'W :grill eff HF' .f5+ 49f an i N?-.4 ' - , J v HAZEL COX: B.A., Oklahoma Bupa STEVE HOLLAND: B.A., M.A., Oklahoma Univer- sity. Geography. Social Studies. A steady stream of Spartans found their way to the book store, with Mr Holland serving as proprietor. Ouchl My feelings are delicate in that arm, moans WYNEMA CIfs5Wg'3l-lr 5-A-, M-A-, Paul Laucus as he gets his flu shot, Nurse McClure Oklahoma Un'Vm Y' E 9l'Sl climbs on a box to administer it. For the first time teachers were able to take flu shots in the building. 'Daw 'ze 5qW4u2z'q PEGGY .l. THURSTON: 8.S., Okla- homa University. Social Studies. PAUL LAUCUS: B.A.. Southeastern State Col- lege, Durantp M.A,, Ok- lahoma University. Math. Always traditional in room 2.14 is Mrs, Caswell's bulletin board of current events. lMostly SE football gamesl. Here, with the help of Carol Adams she posts prep ratings to assure students we really are no. i. A ' t- 'W fix!-gifsgiss wif 2 'xzfmzzdq ' -gmagwivs Happy living in a changing world requires an ultimate effort on the part of every individual, and emotional appre- ciation of good sportsmanship helps qualify students for fuller lives. Besides bringing better health, physical education teaches teamwork and the fundamentals of various popular sports, which are so much a part of the American way ot life. Alb N4- J Learning how to administer artificial respiration under the expert eye of Mr. Dipboye are health students Nancy Carrier and Laura Lamb. EUGENE DIPBOYE: B.S., M.Ed., Oklahoma Uni- versity. Physical Educa- tion. 26 RALPH PERDUE: B.A., Central State College. Social Studies, History, Physical Education, Athletics. TRAVIS SMITH: B.A., Oklahoma Cily University: M.Ed., Oklahoma Uni- yersity. Physical Education, Athlet- ics. Isabelle and George Cox are snug in the Sedan Lift which took them up Whitehorn Mountain in the Canadian Rockies. Mr. and Mrs. Cox took a 7,000 mile trip in their camper penthouse last summer. BROOKS MOSIER: B.S., Central State College. Social Studies, Athletics. 'L' 5 - K 1 'W' Saga Em' of 79 CUSTODIAL STAFF: We commend these men for the extra patience and effort they displayed in keeping our building clean while construction was in progress. ROW l: Terry, Tipps, Clanton, Pierce. ROW 2: McKeen, Wall, French. Man, this is . . . uh . . . great? Mr. Ransford expresses his views on the mob of hungry seventh graders around him, and Mr. Lyon wistfully agrees. These two faculty members braved the elements in the cafeteria while the teachers' lunch room was being renovated. Due to the Sl50,000 building program which got underway at SE last summer, the building was in various stages of construction as the year wore on. Cafeteria ladies labored under the most trying circumstances, as they prepared lunches without benefit of kitchen utilities. The teachers' new lunch room was not completed before Christmas. The clutter of work materials and unfinished rooms created more headaches for the custodians. Thanks to the tireless efforts of these ladies, hungry students received nourishing lunches on schedule even under trying conditions of remodeling the cafeteria. ROW 1: Martinez, Cain, Reynolds, Conn, Ford, manager. ROW 2: James, Buckner, Bigham, Green, Elzo, Morgan. ROW 3: Haggard, Turner, Osborn, Harris, Wilson, Dean. 27 1 fix! ff 2 10 al S I 0 Activities abbreviate the day as we pursue our common interests and render service to the school. It is the educational philosophy of our ad- ministration that knowledge comes from experience as well as textbooks, and that all activities are potential adventures in learning. The fun'and fellowship we enioy in belonging to a group help to make Us better- rounded personalities. Approving and granting charters to new organizations, amending the school constitu- tion, and continuing to uphold SE's traditions and high stand- ards, the Student Council serves as the governing body of the school. SC members sponsored welcoming parties for new students, after-game dances, and many benefit proi- ects. They were in charge of selecting Mr. and Miss Person- ality and the Spark ofthe Spar- tan. Committees worked with other city school groups in planning for the '61 National Student Council Convention r slated for Northwest this June. Southeast Student Council members hosted a thirsty mob of seventh graders who consumed 300 cokes in seven minutes in an after-school welcoming party. The planned program was lost in the shuffle. 9 I O I SENIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW 1: Box, parliamentariany Sieg, vice president, Sylvester, secretary, Harris, treasurer, Crews, president, Jones, chaplain, Ledlow, Sr. rep., Stapleton, Jr. rep., Strickler, 10th Grade rep. ROW 2: Schlageter, McDaniel, Brown, LePree, Campbell, Hefner, Byrd, Cole, Staton, Miss Gill, sponsor. ROW 3: Culver, Thompson, Carpenter, Beitz, Wood, Nix, Reed, Faubion, Williams, Witty. ROW 4: Muse, Walker, Barton, Long, Henderson, Neal, Whitaker, Gear, Dicken, Johnson, Rothe. ROW 5: Mitchell, Bobo, Bogie, Cash, Newsom, Vance, Lowell, Nuner, Mayberry, Darrow, Troll. - T-A 'Ni' 'I JUNIOR HIGH STUDENT COUNCIL-ROW 1: Kimmel, president, Wood, vice president, Savage, secretary, Lane, treasurer, McCurdy, parliamentarian, Black, chaplain. ROW 2: Church, G. Smith, McConaghie, Peaden, Cothran, Rogers, Rose. ROW 3: Mrs. Nokes, sponsor, Hayes, Davis, R. Smith Wade, Berry, Chance, Rhodes, Streetman. ROW 4: Pratt, Foster, Hedrick, Doss, Goddard, McCall, Walker, Shupe, ROW 5: Simpson, White, Curtis Beldon, McQuillan, Pritchett, Choate, Anderson. 4:52 Come on, your time's up! disgustedly sighs Sharon Ford to Glenda Magers. Linda Hankins and Gary Barton , agree that there should be a time limit on the new Student Council sponsored phone booth. Planning the first Southeast handbook, which in- cludes a floor plan of the school and other helpful points are the JH officers: Lane, Foster, Kimmel, Wood, Savage, Black, Pratt, McCurcly. 3l SPARTAN SHOUT STAFF-ROW l: Faubion, Campbell, Stout, Hefner. ROW 2: Darrow, Manning, Dickerson, Mrs. Burdette, sponsor. ROW 3: Jones, Mayberry, Crotts, Clayton, Magers. ROW 4: Wall. Murcer, Clark, Maynard, Crews, Harris. . . Zeaz Communications is a wide field with new prom- ises. As student journalists, staff members of the Shout and Spartan feel they have been a signifi- cant part in making Spartanland history as well as recording it. Qualities of responsibility, accuracy, depend- ability and self reliance developed in iournalistic endeavors are invaluable in all future pursuits. Pushing to beat a deadline becomes second nature to publications staffs. Reporters and year- book staffers attempted to accurately portray the activities and personalities of the year, supply press releases, and try to achieve good public relations for Southeast. Seven scribes received inspiration from their attendance at the National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation Convention in Chicago August 24-27. Neophytes on the annual staff already contemplating the '62 yearbook are: ROW I: Kelly, Reeves. ROW 2: Sylvester, Harris Hankins. ROW 3: Smith, Carter, Pratt. Glamour girl editors Ola Mae Stout and Charlotte Hefner soak up printer's ink in the Beacon print shop as the Shout goes to press. Who would imagine that these poised young ladies had iust suffered through the tortures of meeting a deadline? 32 N7 QlI- -. owe, we The purpose of the Library Club is to bring together the student library assistants in order to promote better library service for boys and girls of the school. All activities of the club center around this goal, including their mem- bership in the inter-city library club. Besides their serious study of the Bible, Bible History Club members en- joyed skating parties, a Christmas ban- quet, and a spring hayrack ride. LIBRARY CLUB-ROW I: Rowe, president, Vaughn, vice president Brumley secretary. ROW 2: Mrs. Kiser, sponsor, Price, Cravens, Goddard. ROW 3 Ramsey Haggard, Blake. ROW 4: Fanning, Kimbrough, Jones, Howell. Not pictured Lusk, Thomas, Kirby. BIBLE HISTORY CLUB-ROW I: Russell, president, Jones, vice president, M. Wise, secretary, Ramsey, treasurer, J. Faubel, chaplain. ROW 2: Mr. Faubel, sponsor, C. Wise, Carter Strait, S. Martin. ROW 3: E. Carpenter, Wirt, Roberts, Mongold, Davis, L. Carpenter, McDaniel ROW 4: Chambers, Wade, Phillips, Muse, Vaughn, L, Martin. ROW 5: Cloer, Temte, Colbert, C. Lamb, Long, L. Lamb. E41 'td 0,6 M523 Qfchtofaq Enthusiasm reigned supreme this year as l30 mem- bers compiled the largest Sparket Pep Club in SE's y .. ,E history. The girls chartered buses four times during Y, football season to support the team through conference ,gif and state play-off games. 5 With formal pledging banned this year, the girls met requirements for membership by selling pro- grams at games, making Christmas toys for Children's ' M , Hospital, and taking a final test over the Pep Club i, g 5 'Q Constitution. J K' CLYDINE CORNETT Sparkets ioined forces with other Spartan supporters MARGARET BOX and sold candy to help finance the trip to the Cotton Bowl for the football team. ggi E in ll L J A GERMAINE LEPREE BARBARA REEVES DANA KELLY TWILA SIEG SPARKET PEP CLUB-ROW 1: Cothran, Kimmel, James, Mitchell, Mongold, Calton, Brazzeal, Chenoweth, Brummett, Sanford, Simpson, Savage, Patterson. ROW 2: Walker, McNeill, Hallman, Akin, Harris, Staton, Mayberry, Shipman, Trent, Morimitsu, Driver, Jensen, Wilson, Painter. ROW 3: C, Wood, Chlebica, Gillock, McCrite, Folsom, Burnett, Kendrick, Clary, Faubion, E. Jones, Annis, Richeson, Faw Faw, Hall, Ford. ROW 4: Rowe, Troxell, White, Argo, Hendrix, Glazier, Morris, Hoffman, Yancey, Willis, Black, D. Jones, Kirby, Temte, Wright. ' 5 E .f ., 21 -s r.-I , W SPARKET PEP CLUB-ROW l: Bartlett, president, D. Sylvester, secretary, Dickerson, treasurer, Kelly, demerit captain, Ford, pledge mistress, S. Sylvester, chaplain, Taylor, historian, Manning, reporter, Darrow, Browder, Hales. ROW 2: C. Garrett, Mason, F. Yancey, Bowman, Cole, Ball, Brown, Ledlow, E. Jones, Graystone, Nix, Hefner. ROW 3: D'Elia, Hankins, P. Wood, Corn, Pound, R. Jones, G. Garrette, Batty, Lenk, McDaniel, Lone, Reed, J. Jones. ROW 4: Vinsant, J. Patterson, Beitz, Lee, Stone, Box, Smith, Pratt, Miller, McCrary, Kline, Troll. l hope we get this done before the game starts! Janice Burnett and Linda Cothran decorate goal posts for the first state play-off with Edmond, the result-a thrill-a- minute victory for the Spartans. - ' - Ev ie ' ie . R 1 f 1. i s What! More candy boxes? This time pep clubbers are raising money to finance the annual spring banquet. Always on hand to promote club projects are officers and spon- sors: Glenda Magers, Mrs. Kellogg, Mrs. Haw- thorn, and Miss Winters. LQQ SS' E, A ...-11. ff 'H g A 5 hu, fs sa- -. . S .4 1' A t . .l 1 All SPARKLER PEP CLUB-Members and cheerleaders played an essential part in boosting the morale of the iunior high sports teams by attending games, selling candy to help send the varsity football team to Dallas, and crowning a buddy in the spring. ROW l: Harris, president, Brand, vice president, McCurdy, secretary, Brown, treasurer, Wirt, reporter, Mabee, eighth grade demerit captain, Walker, seventh grade demerit captain. ROW 2: Miss Adams, sponsor, Scott, Clark, Jones, Townsend, Strait, Burton, Manney, Ervin, Lawrence, Mrs. Smalley, sponsor. ROW 3: Carter, Flatt, Miller, Meyer, Taylor, Tallant, Julian, Barnett, Peaden, Rhodes, Scott, ROW 4: Reynolds, Chambers, Wise, Cooksey, Barnett, Manning, Hamilton, Chafin, Smith, Jeter, Pritchett. ROW 5: Whaley, Rayburn, McComb, Muse, Martin, Upton, Moore, Beaty, Stallard, Stansberry, Minderrnan, Carroll, Smart, Barnett. Cheerleaders are Rose, Choate, Shupe, Pratt, McKiIlips, Braden. Spam 4215 , Y-TEENS - A branch of the Y.W.C.A., the Y-Teens is an or- ganization for teenage girls who share in a quest to find better ways'of living. ROW iz Ramsey, president, Milligan, vice president, Young, secretary, Cole, ICC Rep- resentative. ROW 2: Lee, Rushing, Howell, Haynie. ROW 3: Mrs. Robbins, sponsor, Watkins, Gar- rison. 'H' il 1 ,gggsw ,, sa. ga Q Q. f M5 'fi'-I I H 1 ' I - Qailfi THESPIANS-To promote interest in the dramatic arts, this troupe, affiliated with the national Thespians, participated in school dramatics. ROW l: Jones, president, Whitaker, vice president, Hefner, secretary, Rhodes, treasurer, Russell, membership chairman. ROW 2: Miss Grantham, sponsor, McDaniel, Vinsant, Sylvester, London, Stone. ROW 3: Walker, Henry, Phillips, Crist, Harris, Spence. ROW 4: Geer, Vance, Clary, Gibson, Pierce. f4ddf ANNOUNCERS-Junior and senior high volunteers presented devotlonals and announcements on the public address system each morning. ROW I: LePree, president, Hefner, vice president, Painter, secretary, Phillips, treasurer. ROW 2: Neuffer, Foshee, Dennis, Moore, Smothers, Lyons, Morimitsu. ROW 3: B. Walker, Rhodes, Kimmel, McDaniel, Burton, Eeds, Dobbins, Cothran, M. Walker. ROW 4: Miss Baker, sponsor, Torres, Matula, Gore, Long, Gillock, Lamb, Hart, Russell. ROW 5: Jones, Mayberry, Darrow, Hoffman, Henry, Hightower, Bower, Templin. DEBATERS-Composed of senior high debate class students, this group com- peted in forensic and de- bate tournaments in Okla- homa and Texas. ROW 1: Gillock, Eeds, Morimitsu. ROW 2: Bowman, Painter, Bowers. ROW 3: Miss Baker, sponsor, Joplin, Barnes, Muse. ROW A: Murray, Neal, Vance. 37 P.T.A.-Sou1heast's P.T.A. has always been an integral part of the school, backing school functions one hundred per cent and lending a helping hand when students or families in the community needed assistance, QLeft to rightj Mrs. Carl Barnes, first vice president, Mrs. Grace Kellogg, representative, Mrs. Sonny Clayton, historian, Mrs. Lee Fish, president, Mrs. C. C. Sapp, third vice president, Mrs. Loree White, parliamentarian, Mrs. James Brumfield, delegate. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Jimmy Birclsong, second vice president, Mrs. Harriet Crist, Secretary, Mrs. Elmo Agee, P74 77,4 :D Wm, F.T.A.-Sponsored by the National Education Association, purpose of F.T.A. is to promote interest in the teaching profession. ROW 1: Hefner president, Sylvester, vice president, Faubion, row secretary, Garrette, point secretary, Jones, treasurer, Stapleton, program chairman, Winstead representative. ROW 2: Williams, Eeds, Foster, Cothran, Maize, Brazzeal, Seal, Russell, ROW 3: Mrs. H. Cox, sponsor, Brumfield, Bower, Stevens Black, Rachels, Jensen, Troll, Lasater. -2 W 5 if: t ' EZ - I - M Judy Fanning and Christina Schlageter were among the industrious Medical Arts Club members who made Valen- tine corsages to finance a February 14 banquet for club members of' southside schools. V ' t 'ni , ' l4'!'f4 Wezwedf ' ' SCIENCE CLUB--The Science Club was organized to encourage and promote interest and knowledge through science projects, field trips, and speakers. ROW I: Winstead, president, Ledlow, vice president, Bowman, secretary, Garrette, treasurer, Childers, historian, Henderson, reporter. ROW 2: Miss Boyers, sponsor, Woolsey, Anthony, Davis, Vaughn, Lamb, Myron Mein- hardt. ROW 3: Muse, Clary, Osborn, Daley, Hamilton, Lowell. ROW 4: D. Garrett, Orr, Speaks, Milton Meinhardt, Jaworsky, McCall, D. Williams. ROW 5: Fox, Merrill, Vance, T. Williams, Bogle, Hinds, Johnson, Mabray. ii' f- l MEDICAL ARTS-Organized this year, the purpose of the Medical Arts club was to help interested students learn about various vocational fields In medicine ROW l Harris, president, Fanning, vice president Sanders secretary Schlageter reporter ROW 2: Mrs. McClure, sponsor, Williams, Culver Hendrix Lamb ROW 3 Stone Clary Shaha, Wrensch. NOT PICTURED: D. Pemberton H Pemberton . :,h I lg -4:95 dxf- f,i is v io'W w I X H ay if 5? 53 Quaid? and his, ig Sw if n A 'W 11 , 6 Q ii 921 SQL zf 2.24 Zi W Qin 'E :Rfk H Q h f:-zvxu, M A -an A iw Q N5 3 V155 as X his 3 S 4, SN 31 A f ,W W.. 15641 . I Q Y? f X ,N sivf I XM 3, R 1 xg yy V x 575 ,sl i I 5 7 ki, m QE iggx E S ,.,- ' is kj X QQ? I ' Q ,. A 3 . 1 x 7 X T Q32 EO S Q. 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Glenda Magers - 5 ROBERT 'rxmon Don Crews Yea fgaiifu 49 . ?aat54!l Zaeevz Shirley Dickerson 50 TWILA SIEG W 1 . 31 Sfdi., , Barlo ara Reeves Maureen Faubion 'S 412 Gayle Simpson fm.. g A CLYDINE CCsaNErT Neta Kennedy Cargol mf? Pav waod 5I 77!4.u477tawF9 m LEON CRITCHFIELD GLENDA MAGERS 52 S Zbadafq MIKE YEARGAIN Ronnie Wall Don Crews GLENDA 2444 sAMM1EfcAN'rkELi Jackae Grnffm Judy McDaniel 1 77fu'naea4dP?zazee44 scbrrv f 1cNoLEs SHUPE 9.1694 A p-,. 71.9.4 ywzda zum BARBARA sHuPE R BEVERLY hMcCURDY 55 KNX 3 History was made in Spartanland as activities centered around king football. December 9 the Spartans swept to the state play-offs, and school display cases bulged as coveted trophies were added. The excitement of the athletic events will long be a very real part of us. Understanding, comradeship, and high standards of sportsmanship are fostered on the field of play. SPARTANS RACE TO STATE FINALS IN BEST SEASON, COACH CHOATE TAPPED FOR STATE COACHING HONOR The Spartan footballers, enioying their best season ever, won eight straight games, tied for the conference championship, and journeyed all the way to the Class A state finals. Five Spartans placed on the All-Con- ference team, and two earned All-State ratings. Coach Dean Choate was selected to command the South team in the All-State game. HARDING-After falling behind 16-O, the Spartans roared back to defeat the favored Eagles, 42-22, and to become the top ranked team in the state Class A polls. Bateman passed for 249 yds. and completed TD tosses to Taylor and Miller. Crews scored twice on runs of four and 51 yds., Bell crossed from the four, Bate- man, from the one. Miller caught three aerials for conversions. CHICKASHA-Once again SE fell behind, 20-8, before downing the Chicks, 34-26. Spartans' devastating air attack netted 272 yds. and two touchdowns. Bell led the scoring parade with three tallies. Crews followed with two, Miller added two conversions. CLASSEN-Spartans smashed the hapless Comets, 44-O, for their third victory. Again Bell was the leading scorer with three touchdowns. Miller, Lusk, and Cul- bertson managed the other six-pointers for SE. Bell, Wall, and Lusk added the extra points. JOHN MARSHALL-Using their passing attack spar- ingly, SE handled the Bears, 32-14. Yeargain scored the Spartans' first TD by recovering a fumble in the end zone. Bell ran the next one over from the three. Bateman then loosened up and hit Wall twice and Miller once for SE's last three tallies. Miller ran over the only two-pointer. CENTRAL-SE squeaked by the Cardinals, 20-12, for their fifth straight win of the season. Bell netted 12 points on two TD's for the Spartans, Miller snatched a Bateman pass for the other six-pointer. Crews added the only conversion. ST. MARY'S-Striking for 32 points in ten minutes, SE trounced the Rockets, 44-14. In perhaps the oddest play of the season, Bell grabbed a screen pass from Bateman and galloped 89 yds., but failed to score. ln their eagerness to down the last defender, the wave of blockers surrounding Bell caused a tangle of humanity that sent Bell tumbling. Taylor, Crews, Miller, Wall, Stansberry, and Lickliter notched touchdowns for SE, Crews, Bateman, and Wall accounted for the extra points. DEL CITY-Moving equally well on the ground and in the air, SE sailed by the Eagles, 28-14. Bateman ran TD's of 33 and two yds., passed 50 yds. to Taylor for another. Bell scampered 59 yds. for the other tally. Crews and Bell added two-pointers. VARSlTY-ROW 1: Bateman, Taylor, DeVilliers, Yeargain, Burton, Hoffman, McWaters, Wall. ROW 2: Miller, Crews, Bell, Lambert, Stansberry, Van- nostran, Newell. ROW 3: Coach Mosier, Lusk, Tharp, Hobaugh, Clark, Vance, Hollcroft, Newsom, Trent, Coach Choate, Coach Holloway. ROW 4: Manager Roberts, Magers, Wright, Lickliter, Tarver, Hintz, Brown, Walker, Barton, Manager Newell. 58 TOTAL GRID STATISTICS SCORER Bell .,.,. Miller ,7S.,K7, Crews SSS,.. Taylor .A,,,, Wall ..,..,.. Bateman .,a,,a,. Culbertson ...A.. Lusk .....,ss. L .L McKillips ,s,,, Yeargain s,,ss Stansberry As,,s, Hallock s,ss,s, Lickliter .,.. , s,,a ,, Burton ,ss,. . ,s.s,ssa Total pts. by SE ,,,,,s,s,, Total ts. b o onents . E20 8 0 P Y PP Touchdown passes ,,,.s,, Extra pt. passes L I Y Touchdown runs .,s,, Extra pt. runs ssssss,, Pass attempts Completions ,a..ss Yards passing ,,,. Yards running -,,,,ss,, Total pts. passing ssss, Total pts. running , .,ss ,,s. ROBERT TAYLOR TD'S PAT TP 4 I 28 I 6 80 5 70 8 4 56 5 3 36 5 2 34 2 0 I2 I I 8 I I 8 I 0 6 I O 6 I 0 6 I O 6 I 0 6 ..,,s , 464 218 23 22 42 I4 315 I5O s.,,,,2,420 2,522,490 I 82 280 11. A portrait of utter concentration is Coach Choate as he intensely follows every play of the game. I1 MIKE YEARGAIN Senior Guard Senior End All-Conference All'C0 lfefenCe All-City All-Ciw All-State DON CREWS Senior Halfback DON BATEMAN Senior Quarterback All-Conference All-City All-State RONNIE WALL Senior End All-Conference 59 NORTHEAST-The Spartans' 44-20 victory sacked up their first berth in the state playoffs and at least a share of the Capital conference championship. These were both Spartan firsts. Bateman teamed with Taylor on passes of 20 and seven yds. for two talliesg Bell ran two over and Crews added one. Hallock intercepted a misguided Viking aerial and raced back 35 yds. for SE's final touchdown. Crews, Wall, Bateman, and Miller added conversions. GRANT-The Generals lumped to a I4-0 lead and fought off a determined Spartan 'eleven the second half to defeat SE, 26-I6, and stop their winning streak at eight. Taylor and Wall scored TD's on passes from Bateman, Miller and Taylor earned the extra points. ANADARKO-The Spartans proved they hadn't lost their winning ways as they trounced the Warriors, 44-6, the following week. Bell led the scorers with three touchdowns, Miller followed with one six-pointer and three conversions. Crews and Burton, on a pass interception, claimed the other tallies. A Bateman- Taylor pass accounted for the other two points. MCGUINNESS-SE ended its regular season in fine fashion by running up the biggest score of the season, 52-I4, over McGuinness. Crews scored twice, once on a 70 yd. punt return, once on a I3 yd. pass from Bateman. Bell scored twice on runs of six and 47 yds. Taylor, McKillips, and Wall contributed one Y - .1 'fbi Lg wi: :ing TOMMY BELL ' Junior Fullback All-Conference I 3 21 DANNY MILLER Junior Halfback 60 MARK HOFFMAN Junior Guard EIGHT STRAIGHT VICTORIES NET SE A TIE FOR CAPITAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP apiece. Crews, Bell, Miller, McKillips, and Taylor man- aged conversions. EDMOND-In the first play-off game in school the Spartans came from behind to down 28-20. During the first half and part of t quarter, the Bulldogs halted SE's passing att held a commanding 20-6 lead. But from that p it was SE all the way as they ran around E weakened ends for three TD's and victory. history, dmond, e third ck and int on, mond's Taylor, Bateman, Miller, and Crews notched the six-pointers, while Bell and Miller added the extra points. WOODWARD-In the semi-final round of the p the Spartans tallied quickly in the first period, scoreless ball for three full quarters then lay-offs, played ploded , ex for two touchdowns in the last three minutes to win, 20-O. Bateman, Culbertson, and Bell earned the TD's, and a Bateman-Taylor pass accounted for the sion. COHVGP SEMINOLE-The powerful Chieftains struck for three touchdowns and a safety in the first I3 minutes and drove on to a 30-I6 victory over SE for the C State Championship. Hampered by the rain 'ass A that fell throughout the game, the Spartans were never able to put forth a serious challenge. Bell scored SE's first TD on a I3 yd. pass from Bateman. Miller added the other touchdown and both conversions, all on Bateman passes. 7 s ' BILL MCWATERS Senior Tackle DICK qreVILI.I ERS Senior ankle , A FRED CLARK Senior End Y RONNIE WRIGHT Junior End Robert Taylor snares one of his six passes in the Harding game, SE's first of eight straight victories. Halfback Bill Culbertson dances away from a Chieftain defender as Ronnie Wall prepares to throw a block 'Tl BILL HALLOCK Senior Halfback DON BURTON Junior Center r ei l Mud-splattered Tommy Bell leaps over a human hurdle as Robert Taylor follows during the championship game with Seminole. ARTHUR LAMBERT Senior Center 62 , CHARLES HOLLCROFT Senior Tackle I HAROLD STANSBERRY Junior End End Ronnie Wall watches intently as the Spartans' defen- sive unit stops a Northeast drive. Halfback Danny Miller sails across the goal line for SE's second touchdown against Seminole. Aided by a key block from Mike Yeargain, halfback Don Crews breaks loose for a 65 yd. touchdown run against Chickasha. E JH COMPILES 2-5-I RECORD Defensive halfbacks Tommy Bell and Robert I SE Taylor fight as one to intercept a Classen aerial. JR. HIGH SCHEDULE Even though the 1960 Jr. High football team only OPPONENT compiled a 2-5-1 record, it is not completely indicative of their play. Losing three games by the margin of one touch- 6 Central f -- af 6 down, the record could have been reversed. lj gglbcgilais Coach Purdue remarked that if the boys continue to im- O N' W. Classen 8 prove each year, by the time they are seniors, SE should Northeast gggg 0 have another fine team. 8 O 6 U. S. Grant ,, 6 Classen , John Marshall 6 ...,..2'l O FRESHMEN-ROW lf Moore, Knoles, Werner, Floyd, McKey, Dutton, Sneden, Williams, Hughes, Higgen- bottom. ROW 2: Coach Perdue, Stapleton, Sherrell, M. Brown, Hardin, R. Brown, Robinson, Sipe Colclasure, Whitthorne, Kemp, ROW 3: Smith, Kitchens, Garrette, Canada, Bynum, Johnson, Mabray, T Williams, Sandoz. 63 I VARSITY ROW 1 Manager Howerton Wright Givens, Stansberry, Lusk, Crews. ROW 2: Coach Smith, Hallock, Lambert, Wall, Taylor, Clark, ROUNDBALLERS, GETTING LATE START, WIN TEN OF LAST FOURTEEN GAMES After dropping their first seven games, due largely to the late start of the gridmen who participated in state playoffs, the Spartan roundballers won ten of their last fourteen games and finished with a respectable 10-11 record. SE's first win of the season came at the expense of conference foe John Marshall, 53-51. The Comets of Classen were next to find that the Spartans had come to life. After a setback at the hands of Central, the Spartans downed McGuin- ness, 49-47, Grant, 38-35, and then avenged the earlier loss to Central, 36-31. These two victories, against arch rivals Grant and Central, Capital Conference champions, were the high points of the basketball season. SE was knocked out of the Edmond Tournament in the first round by Pauls Valley, but followed with victories over John Marshall and McGuin- ness in double overtimes. Harding, in another overtime, kept the Spartans from extending their streak. SE closed its regular season with victories over Classen and Edmond. In the regional Tournament the Spartans downed John Marshall, 58-50, in the opening frame, but were beaten in the semi-final round by the avengeful Cardinals from Central. Robert Taylor and Don Crews led the team in scoring with 13.2 and 9.6 averages, respectively. Everybody upl Rayford Kimery and Robert Taylor fight for a rebound during the overtime period against Harding. 1 5 Wx 3 X ROBERT TAYLOR DON CREWS Senior Forward Senior Guard All-Cgnference All-Conference All-City A 2 5 3 3 f g i ll f il L Z , ' --1 i fgg- '- .. is I K A p Wigs M ,915 as Q FRED CLARK RONNIE WALL Senior Forward Senior Guard B TEAM-ROW I: Lickliter, Miller, Rhoads, Magers, Wright, Wilson, Pointer. ROW 2: Trent, Cash, Newsom, Williams, Fulton, Rowls, Brown, Corn, Coach Mosier. 65 l J Going in for a lay-up is Fred Clark, senior forward, who sank the basket despite close guarding. 5, na F m ' Q at .. ,. 7 Q ,,. 3 . .. i . 5 ' X f i ra..- if 41.- SE 27 28 22 40 37 33 45 53 51 32 49 38 36 25 71 48 43 59 66 58 45 SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS Northeast .E,,.., Capitol Hill .7.rA Harding ...,.v,. Grant ...,...,A,E. Capitol Hill ..... Edmond ....,,o.,,, Northeast ........E,,., John Marshall .....,, Classen ,,,.,,7A,.A Central -, .,,... McGuinness Grant .o,,a,,,,. Central ,...,...,., Pauls Valley ,,,.,,.,, John Marshall ....... McGuinness ....,, Harding ,.....,.... Classen ,,,,a, S, , Edmond ,,,.r ,,,a,... John Marshall ....... Central ..,,..,,.. .. RAYFORD KIMERY DON FRAZIER PHIL LUSK Senior Center Senior Guard Junior Guard l 1 L' ka . .A A 2 i' .. .Q J' f - Q1 - ugh. S . A X '. gg 4 Lgx C 1 K N K A -. I Ks L-LEE me and i 41 U. - he 5 BILL HALLOCK DON GIVENS ARTHUR LAMBERT Don Crews, senior guard, takes a lump shot I Senior Center Senior Guard Senior Forward the last regular season game against Edmond 66 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE-ROW 1: Cohee, Smith, Kelly, McNeely, Skinner, Berry, Goodner, Griffin, Van Meter, McKey. ROW 2: Ward, Shelton, Tate, Rath, Moseler, Graham, Crews, Vaughn, Mustang, Van Curen, McGarry, Eaton, manager, Benefield, manager. ROW 3: Coach Berry, Wilson, Kitchens, Stapleton, Garrett, Gollihur, Bohroten, Fout, Rose, Moore, Hembree, McQuillan, Coach Perdue. The freshman basketball team compiled SE JR, HIGH SCOREBOARD QPPONENTS a 5-7 record for the year. With most of the 31 NW Classert .,...f.......,,.......,..e.. 36 A team graduating, many of these fresh- 21 Central 'aa--'f ------- 2 2 . . 29 Grant ,.e..., .,.. --.37 man baskeballers will probably see action 32 Capitol Hin 31 next year as players on the B team. 17 Roosevelt r,,A The eighth grade team had a 3-7 record, 21 Jackson ,-.- -,,,-,, 3 0 seventh graders were tops with 14 wins gas-adv -Yee eee-e-- 3 A rant ..,ee,e,,e, ,.,..,. and lo losses' 8 capitol Hill ...,. . ce.,ee 16 36 Casady ...,.e. .,..... 3 1 17 Roosevelt ,e.e. .e...e, 1 0 37 Jackson .... .,..,.. 3 2 17 Douglas ..., .....,, 3 2 FRESHMEN-ROW 1: McGee, M. Brown, Murcer, Sandoz, Higginbottom, Manager Kemp. ROW 2: Knoles, R. Brown, Robinson, Hardin, Hand Whitthorne, Sipe. ROW 3: Coach Perdue, Moore, Sneeden, Pierce, Hughes, Bynam, Werner, Johnson. 67 I VARSITY-ROW I: Crotts, Grant, Floyd, Henderson, Baird, Houts. ROW 2: Coach Choate, Hollcroft, Burton, Jilge, Speaks, Cooksey, I WRESTLERS COMPILE 6-2 RECORD, NEWELL LEADS WITH EIGHT WINS ! ln their third year of A team competition, the Spartan plers compiled a 6-2 record in dual meets and participate variety of tournaments. Phil Henderson climbed to second in the state meet and Don Burton rated third. The wrestlers, coached by Dean Choate, scored in tourney entered and placed fourth in the conference cla the city meet Eugene Cannon, Henderson, Larry Newell, arl ton all finished third. More Spartans placed in the regional meet than ever b Crotts and Burton finished third, with Newell taking fourth Newell led the team in individual scoring with 26 points JIMMY HOUTS EUGENE CANNON 1 v achieving a perfect 8-O record. 97 lbs. 105 lbs. PHIL HENDERSON OMER FLOYD BOBBY CROTTS JERRY GRANT LARRY l'l4 lbs. T22 lbs. 129 lbs. I35 lbS. 68 L I I Klewell. grap- dina place every sh. In cl Bur- Ofe BS ef Henderson and Omer Floyd rated second place medals. Bobby place. while lbs. l 2 B TEAM-ROW l: Roberts, Dailq, Suriano, Schmitt. ROW 2: Coach Perry, Kelly, Hintz, Tharp, Bell. SCHEDULE SE 30 Douglass 9 Classen ...., 22 Northeast 9 Grant ....,.. 32 Douglass 24 Central .,..., 25 Northeast 29 Central -- OPPONENTS ........ 8 ------27 ----.-l5 ------27 7 .-----l2 8 9 DAVID JILGE DON BURTON CHARLES HOLLCROFT 165 lbs. 182 lbs. Heavyweight BOB COOKSEY RALPH SPEAKS JR. HlGH-ROW 'lz Carter, Quinton, Rogers, Burton. ROW 2: Newell, Col- l47 lbs. 156 lbs. clasure, Streetman, Brooks. ROW 3: Coach Holloway, Dutton, Canada, Garrette, Langham. 69 I l 1 VARSITY-ROW l: Coach White, Newell, Archer, Wall, Taylor, Bell, Clark, Yeargain. ROW 2: Harris, Newsom, Cheetwood, Williams, De- villiers, Wilson, Johnson, Robinson. ROW 3: Manager Fox, Tharp, Jilge, Hobaugh, McKillips, Peaden, Brown, Crews. ROW 4: Walker, Barton, Luick, Daley, Rowls, Hart, Franklin. ROW 5: Tallant, Alexander, Culbertson, Roberts, Lowell, Lusk, Hoffman. RECORD NUMBER TRACK PROSPECTS GREET COACH Although the yearbook went to press before the spring sports were in full swing, track prospects were the brightest ever. Thirty-six thin- clads, including six returning lettermen and three conference champs, greeted Paul White as he began his first year as track coach. Returning champions were Robert Taylor, 440 yard clash and broad lump, Don Crews, 100 yard dash, Mike Yeargain, discus. Other letter- men back were miler Fred Clark, high iumper Ronnie Wall, and hurdler Tommy Bell. The Spartan tracksters participated in a variety of meets which in- cluded the Lawton, Central State, and OBU lnvitationals as well as the Conference, City, Regional, and State Tournaments. Mike Yeargain practices his specialty, the discus, while Mark Hoffman in- tently studies his form. Ronnie Wall, high iumper, clears the bar in the Conference Meet. 70 L Tireless distance men are Jimmy Archer, Ronnie Lowell, and Fred Clark. CROSS COUNTRY-ROW I: Jimmy Houts, Phil Henderson, Eugene Cannon. ROW 2: Ronnie Lowell, Coach White, Jimmy Archer. Larry Newell, Phil Lusk, Robert Taylor, and Tommy Bell compose a winning mile relay. Pole vaulter Doug Tallant clears 11' 7 in preparation for the Lawton Invitational Tournament. Top Spartan sprinters are Billy Culbertson and Don Crews. 7l BASEBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT March 24 Harding 27 Edmond 28 Classen 30 John Marshall April Grant 4 Star 5 Spencer 7 Central 'I 1 Northeast T2 Del City 14 McGuinness I8 Harding 20 Edmond 21 C lassen 25 John Marshall 28 Grant May 2 Central VARSITY-ROW 1: Folsom, Murcer, Miller, Lickliter, Frazier. ROW 2: Hardin, B. Murcer, Givens, Crotts, Griffin. ROW 3: Coach Smith, Lambert, Kimery, Hallock, Oakes, Fulton. TEN LETTERMEN REPORT FOR BASEBALL TEAM Ten returning Iettermen, most in SE's history, Spartan moundsmen John Hardin, Danny Miller, and Ronald Folsom trade pitching secrets. 72 composed the nucleus of the '61 Spartan baseball team. Dewayne Murcer, Rayford Kimery, Arthur Lambert, Tommy Oakes, Larry Fulton, Ralph Grif- fin, Bobby Crotts, -Don Givens, Ronald Folsom, and David Chambers had all lettered at least once. Although the team was short of pitchers, as usual, these boys formed a sound infield and outfield and were responsible for the successful baseball season. RAYFORD KIMERY DON GIVENS Third Base Shortstop 1 ws 9 5 1. if . f' 1- ? W , Q , ,, 2 :.. 4 2 AE S lt was football versus basketball as Harold Stansberry, Don Crews and pep clubber Pat Ford clowned in the yearbook assembly skit which depicted the confusion of the players. December 2, for the first time in school history, a football and basketball game was played simultaneously. SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS There were many high points sportswise in Spartan- land this year. The trophy case was bulging as our boys brought credit to the school. Loyal supporters of the teams enjoyed seeing the boys and coaches rewarded by assembly presentations. School spirit reached an all-time high as students followed teams throughout the seasons. Through the medium of sports, the student body was unified. Re- sults of the sports endeavors were reflected in other phases of school life, the entire school program was strengthened. 'muse' fi an R Jim Spring, president of the forty-member bowling club, organized in February, dis- plays the concentration and form necessary for good bowling. 74 And 'he's out at homel shouts catcher Tommy Oakes as the Spartans go ahead to beat the Classen Comets, 10-4. Don Bateman, All-State quarterback, receives the Wigwam Wisemen Association's All-American rating from Coach Choate in an assembly. Bateman was cited by the Sporting News Magazine. . m se.-a1..,,v1u s r 'I ii l Go to your marks . . . Get set . . . BANG! Phil Lusk leaps from his starting blocks in the 220 yd. dash in city competition on the NW track. Coach R. L. Berry accepts the first place trophy his Southside Optimists won at the Junior Olympics bas- ketball tournament in Bartlesville. Robert Taylor clears the final hurdle as he places third in this event in the All-City Track Meet, March 28. He's heels over head! Don Burton, heavyweight, went on to win his match with a Douglass opponent. 75 BARBARA DOVER Softball Volleyball-Capt. Basketball Badminton 3 PEGGY BLJRN ETT Softball-Capt. Volleyball Basketball Badminton NEW GIRLS' GYM GIVES BIG ASSIST TO SPORTS PROGRAM AT SOUTHEAST A girls' gymnasium, part of the new 5,150,000 addition, was completed in December, simplifying the scheduling of intra-city games. The softball team played four games, winning one to Capitol Hill. The team was handicapped because of a lack of pitchers. A better season was recorded by the volleyball team. They played nine games and won five, beating NE, Classen, Grant, NW, and Capitol Hill. Because this book went to press before basketball season was well underway, a recap of the games was impossible. Coach Jean Winters demonstrates the smash return for Barbara Dover. TRESHA THOMPSON Softball-Capt. Volleyball Table Tennis Basketball Badminton Forward Peggy Burnett lays up two points for the Spartan basketballers under the watchful eye of Coach Bertie Anne Hawthorn. LuELLlS BROWN NANCY HIGHTOWER Volleyball Softball Table Tennis Badminton SAUNDRA SMlTH Softball Volleyball Table Tennis Badminton MARIE TAYLOR Table Tennis RUTH ASHLEY Softball Volleyball Table Tennis l t l GAYLE SIMPSON SHARON SYLVESTER RUBY RUSHING JUANITA JOHNSON Volleyball Table Tennis Table Tennis Basketball Basketball BETTY RAMSEY PATT TAYLOR Softball Basketball Margaret Box lumps hugh to sail the volleyball over the net during the SE, Grant game. PAT FOLSQM BETTY GARRISON Softball Basketball Ruby Rushing, l.uEllis Brown, Marie Taylor, and Ruth Ashley pre- pare for the City ' Table Tennis Tourna- ment, April 5-6, at Central. JANICE BURNETT Softball same me 'gl 'Q . tl Q ' lf' 1 X V i I Sixteen hundred teenagers crowded under one roof mean Life with a capital L. Believing that knowledge comes from experience as well as textbooks, and that all activities are potential adventures in learning, we pursue our common interests. The wealth of fun and fellowship we enioy, the feeling of belonging acquired through activities and organizations in which we participate, and the efforts we make to maintain and enrich school traditions all con- tribute to the lasting loyalty we shall always feel for Southeast High School. 0 K tr The highlight of the fall season nationwise was the presidential campaign. This fetching photograph of President Kennedy, as he appeared at Reding Shopping Center, November 3, was snapped by staff photographer Robert Carter. Upstretched hands belong to SE students. Knote letter jacketl. The editor cleared unusual obstacles to get President Kennedy's autograph after the inauguration. One of the many phases of spring fever is picking out a new prom formal. Jan Winstead and Terah Hewett muse over ruffles and filmy chiffon in a local department store. 80 The Christmas season found Becki Scott, DeWayne Kelly, and Richard Brown placing their orders early with this local Santa Claus. I Bursting into the gym to set the Central game off to a rousing start is basketball captain Robert Taylor. Through rain, sleet, or snow, Sparky fRicky Co- heel, braved the weather and sparked our team to victory. l In 'teen degree weather, Sparkets turned out to support footballers at the state semi- finals in Woodward. . . . M S Q In a special assembly, football tri-captains Robert Taylor, Don Bateman and Mike Yeargain presented Mr. Mayes with tokens of their proudest achievements: three trophies-Conference, Regional, and State Runner-up. I s In the same assembly, Mr. Choate was honored as SE's ideal coach by various organizations and the student body. Repre- sentative Margaret Box presented him with a gold watch inscribed Our Coach-l960. .1i, Gym and girls' sports classes wasted no time in moving into the new girls' gym last January. Also used as a social center for dances and parties, the construction cost was estimated at about Si00,000. Spartan photographer Robert Carter applied his talents to his science fair proiect in photo- Quill and Scroll, an international Honor Society for iournalists, was organized here in March, Eligible are iuniors and seniors in the upper third of their class who have done superior work in publications. SE charter members are: ROW I: Glenda Magers, Shirley Dickerson, Janelle Campbell, Charlotte Hefner. ROW 2: Roy Harris, Jackie Mayberry, Tommie Johnson: Ola Mae Stout, Kathryn Ball, Don Crews, ROW 3: Twila Sieg, Margaret Box, Clydine Cornett, Barbara Reeves, Dana Kelly. it micrography. The Science Fair, held in the social center March 9, was the first of its kind at SE. f4ccaaZ74an-4' ' There's sometimes more to typing than meets the amateur eye as Pat Taylor and Paul Newsom will agree. qs. For the first time, SE scribes hosted the city-wide lnkslingers' Ball, January 28, initiating the new social center. Enioying the festivities are Dana Kelly, Mark Hoffman, Tommy Bell, Maureen Faubion, Danny Miller, Shirley Dickerson, Janelle Campbell, and Jimmy Vineyard. lAboveJ You've had a trial, l suppose? Lady lawyer Josephine iDana Wrenschl causes a look of unrest on the faces of her comrades, Auriela iSharon Sylvestert, Con- stance iSandra Londonl, and Gabriel lSandra Russell? in the Jr. Play, Mad Women of Chaillot, presented Novem- ber 17-18 in the school auditoriumli lrightl The sidewalk cafe buzzes with conversation. What! Blow up the city of Paris?- cries Mr. President lCecil Peadenj to the prospector lKen Geert. The startled onlookers are the baron lDewayne Rhodesl, the waiter fRichard Pieroej, and the broker iRoger Spencel. Q 3' 44 SE's candidates for Prince and Princess of Print, Don Crews and Ola Mae Stout, pause during the Ball for a refreshing cup of punch. i -..-s -uw-nur 7 -1 Larry Clayton surprises would-be TP'ers as he emerges, gun in hand, from his house. The annual student council campaign assembly was highlighted with skits such as this one. Deciding who takes the car is easy when you flip a coin! Ola Mae Stout, sponsor Miss Gill, Roy Harris, and Tommie Johnson were among those who attended regular Monday night meetings at NW Classen. Meetings were called to schedule activities for the National Student Council Convention, held in Oklahoma City this year for the first time. 670414 ' , an Linda Hankins and Larry Clayton practice sales talk on Mr, T. D. Stephenson, as they attempt to persuade him to place an ad in the Spartan. President Jill Harris performs the honors on newly chosen Sparkler Buddy John Sneden. Other candidates and escorts were Robert Brown, Janet Brand, Beverly McCurdy, and Mark Brown. Crown bearers were Jeanine Mcliillips and Terry Shupe. into l From behind a mountain of presidential ballot stubs peers our Mr. Mayes. After , entering him in a local radio station's Favorite Principal Contest, students whole- heartedly showed their enthusiasm by collecting the stubs, which counted as extra votes when pasted on post cards. Mr. Mayes rated in the top three in final tabulating. Sophomore Sybil Grayston represented SE's Spanish department as a queen 0 . ' ? ' ' candidate at the annual Spanish Fiesta held April 15 in Norman. SE's choir put in an appearance on Channel 13 February 23. The girls' trio, Ellen Staton, Melva Williams, and Nancy Carrier were fea- tured on the program. Action program. Glenda Magers, Don Crews, and Shirley Dickerson discussed SE's academic and activity program December 3 on KWTV's Students in 'S EQ ff 533 52 ' af 5 r S v , Hx i ue.. 'ff . . g ii, . l g wil gg ff g fi!!! , A x - c. f K . ffwlmg, iz K, Edww .K Man's dreams and aspirations for the future are sym- bolized by the universal stress on education as a means of preparedness. Today's students in classes are the citizens of tomorrow-a tomorrow charged with momentous problems and responsibilities. From the time Southeast students gather for a gabfest before the 8:30 bell to the end of sixth hour at 3:30, a rich, full day has transpired. Varied activities comprise our cur- riculum: limitless possibilities are afforded those who are willing to learn. Since people are the most significant part of any organiza- tion, it follows that the most important part of Southeast is the teachers and students who daily occupy our classrooms. M i hh Three hundred sixty-seven seventh graders entered SE's doors Septem- ber 6, comprising the largest seventh grade class in the school's history. Alternating between music, speech, and art, students took a full schedule of English, math, social studies, gym, home economics, and shop. Getting adiusted to a six year high school was sometimes painful, sometimes fun, but always inter- esting. Howl says Chief Jerry Blackburn to Pilgrim Father John Weil. Kay Rhodes and Lela Cothran peer from behind at the peacemakers in a seventh grade Thanksgiving presentation. Bobby Adams Sandra Adams Wayne Alford Jimmy Allen Vicky Allen Linda Alsup Marilyn Arbuckle Peggy Archer Gerald Armstrong Marsha Armstrong Stanley Aubrey Johnny Audnicki Diana Aycox Edward Ballard Judy Barnett Hank Batty Ronnie Berry Jerry Blackburn Claude Blackwell Mike Blake Dennis Bogle Tom Bohrofen Barbara Boone Ramona Boren Frank Boyd Linda Branson Christine Brantley Larry Brazzeal Claudia Breeden Doyle Brock Jan Brogden Betty Brown Butch Brown Judy Brown Richard Brown Larry Bruce Connie Burditt Robert Burns William Burton David Byington Vickie Byrd Carol Carico Barry Carter Kenneth Carter Paula Carter Ronnie J. Carter Ronnie L. Carter Gary Chance Duane Chenoweth Richard Cheshier Paulette Chrispens Larry Church James Clark Sharon Clark Darlene Cleveland Carl Cobb Jerry Coffey Bobby Cole Larry Cole Sharon Coleman Sharon Coots Larry Copeland Barbara Copher David Copher Lela Cothran Jerry Cottrell Gary Cravens Ken Crews Dean Cross 'Polly Crow Steve Curtess Linda Curtis Mirrors never lie and those skirts are a bit short, girls. Brenda Walker and Pam Rogers ponder over the advisability of wearing knee ticklers to school. Vonda Curtis Sherri Darnell Betty Davis Dave Davis Edith Davis Lawrence Davis Kay Depuy Frances Dobbins Paul Doran Don Drake Bobby Driver Shirley Drumright Loretta Dycus Virginia Eckel Joe Elrod Rosie Mae Ezell Emerson Falls Sandra Faw Faw fe, Mrs. Kiser, librarian, annually instructs seventh graders in the use of the card catalogue. Here Judy Brown and Eddie Wallace get their first lesson. Richard Fent Mary Fields Charles Fillmore Mike Findley Pat Fisher Linda Followwill Ricky Followwill Galen Fout Wayne Frieson Carolyn Fullbright Henry Fulton Linda Funderburk Myra Gay Regina Gilbert Mariana Gish Vickie Goddard Bobby Gollihur Eddie Goodall Steven Goodner Jerry Gorham Darrell Gourley Wendell Graham Mike Gray Larry Green Mike Griffin Waindda Grissom Marion Guy Katherine Hagen LeeAnn Hales David Hall Jim Hall Martin Hanley Sue Hart Thurman Hawkins Mike Haworth Harald Head Elaine Hedgcoth Les Heldenlarand Billy Henderson Lydene Henderson Judy Hightower linda Hinton Brent Holland Linda Horn Jerry Hughes Vickie Human Jack Hunter Janie James David Janet mia Jenkins 90 Gary Johnson Jerry Johnson Larry Johnson Mike Johnson Carolyn Johnston Beverly Jones Danny Jones Karen Jones Teresa :Jones Beverly Joplin De Wayne Kelly Jimmy Kelly Karen Kennedy William Kersey Sharon Kier Paula Killgore Mike King Ruby King Glenda Kline Elaine Knapp Rosa Lambert Russell Lane Richard Langley Donald Langston Shirley Lawson Larry Leathers Linda Leathers Carolyn Ledforrd Leonard Lenk Dorothy Lett Phyllis Mabee Marilyn McConaghie Ann McDonald Danny McGuire Clayton. McKain Kenneth McKee Floyd McKeel Floyd McNair Danny McNeely Donald McNeeley Donna Ruth Malone Marilyn Manning Juanita Martin Randall Martin Shirley Martin James Matheson Alva Milligan Royce Mathis Carol Minderman Clifton Mobley Linda Moisant Roy Morimitsu Carol Morphis Carl Morrison Patricia Morse Vance Mossler Mike Moxley Janice Mullenix Linda Muse Edward Nelson Cindy Nichols Joyce Nuner Madelyn Odom Phyllis Oliver Dwayne Parker Phyllis Patton Walter Rhodes Trina Richardson Sharon Richeson Andrew Riley John Roberts Ronald Roberts Lonnie Robinson Pam Rogers Robert Rogers Sharon Rowe Marsha Rozelle Mike Russell Betty Sapp Jerry Schwabe Barbara Scott Becki Scott Don Scott Linda Scott Kenneth Seal Gary Seals Betty Shaw Billy Sherrell Danny Sims Steven Skinner Sharon Smart Billie Smith Gail Smith Linda Smith Shirley Smith Terry Smith Larry Smother Barbara South Janie Speaks Pamela Spivey Jesse Spurgeon Karen Stallard Patty Stansberry Roy Stone Linda Strait Harrell Swink Gail Tallant Sharon Tate Michael Paylor Lianne Peaden Joyce Pearl Jerry Pemberton Lynn Penington Doris Perry Mary Jane Peterman Liana Pettit Rockne Petty Mike Pierce Jessie Piercy Larry Pittman Kenneth Plumlee Pattie Pollard Jana Poole Carl Pope Pat Porter Patsy Potts Linda Raper Linda Reading Sandra Reames William Reed Billy Reeves Kay Rhodes Burnt to a crisp! moans Sue Hart to Sharon Richeson as the girls con- template the remains of their seventh grade cooking class proiect. Sue Townsend Margaret Tracey Karen Tromater John Trotter Marne Trumbly Lois Upton Billy Vanrneter' Anita Van Schuyver Beth Vaughn Ray Vaughn Richard Wade Jack Waggoner Frances Waldron Brenda Walker Lloyd Walker Beverly Waller Deborah Walls Linda Ward George Washington Claudia Weber Jo Anne Webster John Weil Donald Welch Jimmy Whitchurch Linda White Billie Williams Bobby Williams Gary Williams Larry Williams Pat Williams Robert Williams Lawana Willis Barry Wilson David Wilson Gary Wilson John Wilson Robert Winstead Tommy Wood Nicky Woodward Carolyn Young 93 Sheila Tate Mary Dee Taylor Regina Taylor Robert Taylor Bobby Thomas John Temte Larry Thompson Marilyn Jane Towers Don Townsend Linda Townsend Numbering three hundred sixty- nine, the most eighth graders in SE's history, the class began to feel like true Spartans in their second year at SE. They joined clubs and chose electives as they got into the swing of things. SE's art department rate? among 'the best. Gary Newell, John Gamble, and Jackie Bell display some of the fine work produced here. linda Abrams Myra Absher Geraldine Adams Judy Adams Harold Anderson Ida Mae Arbuckle Hazel Ashley Judy Baker Billy Ballard Rodney Ballard Melba Barnes Dana Barnett Janet Barnett Linda Barnett Roger Barioes Ann Bateman Bob Bates Randy Bauman Jane Beaty Danny Beck Judy Belden Jackie Bell Eileen Beltz Billy Benefield Warren Bennett Arlee Benson Barbara Berry Sharon Bishop Pat Bishop Janet Bookout Dwight Bohrofen Larry Bolton Chris Boswell Karen Boswood Linda Bowen 94 Larry Boren Clifford Boyle Donna Braden Janet Brand Donna Bray Donnie Brogdon Don Brooks Cecil Brown Donna Brown Kay Brown Gary Brumley Linda Buckles Virginia Burton Robert Calton Lois Campbell Tommy Canada Linda Carlton Marilee Carroll Carmen Carter Paula Chafin Donna Chambers Irene Cheatwood Shirley Cheatwood Gary Childers Camilla Choate Charles Circle John Circle Vicky Clark Sharon Cloer Barbara Cobb Larry Cobb Ricky Cohee Clifford Coil Glen Collins Roger Cook Neta Cooksey Clifford Corey Richard Corwine Marilyn Cox Sharon Culbertson James Culp Janice Curry Sherri Curtess Barbara Davis Carol Ann Davis David Davis Mike Davis Sherry Davis Ronnie D'Elia Gerald Dennis Chester Dewey Karen Dodson Paulette Doverspike Marvin Eaton Daniel Eckerd Gay Edwards Nancy Ennis Geneva Enox Kathy Ervin Bonnie Everett Elaine Fillmore Donnie Finley Charles Fisher 95 my w-04 PY f' 'i.'f4'i I '-ml. ,ww 4,3 , f N in 'NF ,rv 'YT fund? Ted Haury Marvin Haworth Sheryl Helms Larry Hembree Sharon Henslee Marvin Herrin Kay Hightower Carolyn Hill Lee Hill Karen Hink Cynthia Hoff Kenneth Horn James Holland Janice Howell Glen Huckabee Jr. Hudson Nancy Ivey Richard Jackson Karen Jantzen Bobby Jared Toni Johnson Sharon Julian Jimmy Kelley Steve Kelley Nancy Kelly Ricky Kemp Judy Kerr Warren Kitchens Linda Kuehnert Mark Lamb Linda Lambert Judy lane Ronald Langley Shirley Larabee - V 'S V Teresa Lawrence ui' ,, ,ee .ci it Richard Flanigan Donnell Flatt Bobby Fleming Harold Flowers Richard Ford Jerry Foshee Tommy Foster Alan Fulbright Rena Garrett Tony Garrett Ronnie Garrette Freddie Garrison Eddie Gibson Linda Goodman Grace Gore John Gore Judy Gover Patricia Green Linda Griffith James Gryder Linda Hall Richard Hall Diana Hamilton Geraldine Hammer Carol Harris Jack Harris Jill Harris Sandra Hartman ' and T9 Steve Lawrence Arthur Lee Sharon Lee Carolyn Long Everett Lynch Kenneth Lyons Colene McAbee Joyce McCall Vivian McComb Morris McCool Beverly McCurdy Jerry McGarry Clarence McKey Edie McKillips Roddie McLaren Jack McQuillan Gayle Mabee Roberta Mann Sherri Manney Martha Manuel Larry Martin Linda Martin Ronnie Masshore Lynda Matula Shirley Maxfield Ralph May Billy Mayes Brenda Meyer Donnie Middlebrook Larry Middlestead Patsy Miller Janice Moore Linda Moore Tommy Moore Dennis Morgan Janet Morgan Wayne Morgan Mowles, Inez .lo Ellyn Mullenix Eddie Musgrave Tommy Mustain David Neal Ruth Nelson Gary Newell Bobby Nichols David Nix Helen Nix Naddie Nossaman Dewayne Neuffer Jewel Nunes David Oakes Dianna Oldham Steve Orr Elizabeth Osban Walter Owens Elizabeth Parker Barbara Parnell Linda Parnell Butch Pearce Glen Pearl Linda Pettit Phil Pipkin Carol Poindexter ' ll Jerry Potts ' Delores Pratt Ann Praytor K...- Ronnie Prewitt W Brunell Prichett Tamra Proctor Tommy Quinton Steven Rachels Jimmy Ragland Doyle Ramsey Paul Rasbury Linda Rayburn Ready or not, girls! Donna Braden, Kay Brown, and Sherry Manney are about to give the shower in the new Leslef RaY '0 girls' dressing room its initial tryout. Alice Reynolds Connie Reynolds Donna Rhodes Gaylene Rhodes Patsy Rich Sammye Richmond Arthur Riley .lanyth Ritter Brenda Roberts Janet Roberts Gary Rogers Joan Rosenberg Linda Rose Donald Ross Susie Rowls Sandra Saak Esther Salazar Ricky Schultz Billy Scott Judy Ann Scott Ronnie Scott Janice Scroggins Sharon Sharp Tony Shelton Sharon Shemwell Barbara Shupe Phyllis Sifers Faye Simons Gene Simmons Kathy Slayter 98 ,,' 'aye Larry Smith Mickey Smith Preston Sonntag Billy Stapleton Bobby Steddum Donna Steele Jarrold Stephens Helen Stone Ronnie Streetman Patsy Stuckey Glenda Talbert Arthur Tanaka Bobby Tate Janey Taylor Everett Templeton Robert Templin Roger Thomas Sharon Thompson Carolyn Townsen Virginia Townsend Tommy Trammell Judy Trent Brenda Trotter Wayne Turner Cecil Underwood Freddy Van Curen Danny Vanschuyver Leslie Vice Arles Votaw Judy Wade Robert Wade Paul Wahlquist Guy Walden Dennis Ward Jimmy Ward Gwenell Webster Judy Weeden Jesse Wells Eddie Wester William Whalen Pam Whaley Melba Wilbanks Velma Williams Frankie Williamson Donna Willis Melvina Wirt Cheryl Wise Sharon Wise Linda Wooten Lynn Wylie Larry Young Roy Young 99 .V wr U ill ill 445 Two hundred sixty-five freshmen launched their way into senior high school, the last nap in their public school life. Everyone took Okla- homa History. A wider variety of electives was available. Girls were now eligible to pledge the Sparket Pep Club. Although SE is a six year school, freshmen feel there is some transition from iunior to senior high school. Freshmen Glenna Merrill, Ronnie Sneden, and Jacqueline Patterson study about the Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma history class, a ninth grade requirement. Kris Akin Johnny Alford Susan Annis Carl Archer Charlene Archer Linda Archer Jean Ann Argo Kenneth Arnold Larry Banning Ronald Barnes Jerry Bastion Sandra Bateman Joan Beach Dana Beller Jimmy Birdsong Linda Black Albert Blackwood Jerrald Blankenship Larry Bolton Roxy Boren Steve Boswell Kayla Bower Paula Branson Thomas Brantley lO0 Thomas O. Brantley Jeanette Brazzeal Paulette Brummett Robert Briley Terry Bromley Jimmy Brooks Benny Brown Robert Brown Janis Burnett Trudy Byrd Cheryl Calton Esther Carpenter Bonita Carroll Paul Cassady Gilbert Cheatwood Lynn Chenoweth Pat Clark Dewayne Cline llene Cline Geneva Cobb Rudessa Coe Max Colclasure Sharon Collard Linda Cothran Warren Cox Judith Cravens Wanda Cross Darrell Cross Jimmy Crotts Charles David Allen DeLisle Don L. Donwerth Judy Doss Patsy Driver Rona-ld Dutton Beth Eeds Judy Fanning Sharon Faw Faw Mike Findley Betty Flowers Omer Floyd Pat Folsom Lynn Foster Lynn Fox Dorothy Garrison Vicki Gatlin Dixie Gay Kenneth Gibson lOl Gary Henry Frank Higginbotfom Leroy Hilbern Carol Hodge Sandra Hoffman Maior Hudson Gary Hughes Sherrie Hulgan Janice Hunter Vesta Hunier Joel Ivey Cecil lngram Joe Jackson Carolyn James Janie Jensen Carolyn Johnson Wesley Johnson Donna Jones Edith Jones Larry Joplin Linda Judd Neta Kennedy Carol Kersey Sharon Kimmel l02 Jan Gillock Mary Glazier Karen Goddard Mike Gourley Gary Green Larry Green Pat Griffith Earlene Griffiits Pal Grissom Karen Hagan Linda Haggard Sherry Hall Thomas Hand John Hardin Eugene Harges Tim Hedrick David Hembree Mollie Hendrix Loyed King I Scoffy Knoles Connie Kundysek Ronald Langham Becky Lasater Charles Lasater Ronnie Lawson Donita Laye Jimmy Leaverton Marianne Long Suzanne Lusk Patricia Lynch Garry Mabray Larry Mabray Jimmie Maddux Terry Maize Lacey Mann Charles Martinez Leon Matula Bobby Melton Glenna Merrill Terry Meyer Sharon Mitchell Ann Mongold Carol Morimitsu Verna Morris Bobby Murcer Dennis Murray Mary McCrite Leona McCurley Patricia McGuire Johnny McKee Sherman McKey Linda McNeill Sammy Neher Jean Nelson Cheryl Nichols Jay Nichols Leon Osban Linda Osborn Marcia Painter Daniel Parker IO3 Jerry Rose Wanda Ross Jane Rush Mary Salazar Rudy Sanders Pat Sandoz Tawanna Sanford Gwenna Savage Wilbur Schultz Susan Seal Preston Parker Betty Partain Jacqueline Patterson Helen Pemberton Barbara Pendergraft Phyllis Pennington Oscar Peterson Billy Phillips Richard Pierce Patricia Pope Cheryl Price Danny Prichett Beverly D. Ramsey Beverly Ramsey James Reynolds Dwaine Rhodes Suzan Richeson Gary Robinson Junior high football queen attendants Kay Rhodes, Sandra White, and Barbara Shupe make the last minute adiustments in appear- ance before the crowning of the queen at the Classen game. Joequetta Severs Carol Shaw Jackie Shell Rolana Shemwell Carolyn Sinor Gayle Simpson Roddy Sipe Janice Smith Linda Smith Pamela Smith John Sneclen Glen Snider Donald South Edwin Spradlin Raymond Stone Ralph Strawn Sherry Stringfellow Felicia Swink Phyllis Taylor Lynn Temte Bill Templin Sharon Testerman Leona Tevis Karen Thomas Charles Thompson Grace Thompson Virginia Torres Eddie Trent Beverly Trent Carla Troxell Odessa Vandeveer Karen Vaughn Pat Waggoner Mike Walker Beverly Walker Danny Walls Darrell Walters Bill Werner Sandra White Roberta Whitehurst Mickey Witthorne Gary Williams Tommy Williams Linda Willis Connelou Wilson Wilma Wilson Colleen Wood Lovie Ann Yancey IOS oth' eff uni lv a rl, 'I ,' ' 0 F 8' 'lil . 'J fx af.: , .- 'Q' 'fa' IOM Two hundred and thirty-one sopho- mores were well adapted to the fast pace of high school lite. Biology was re- quired, and sophs were confronted with geometry and more difficult courses. They found that teachers expected more as they went along. Betty Agee Sherry Akin Vernon Anderson Carol Anthony Ronnie Armstrong Reda Barrick Gary Barton James Berry Brenda Bishop Other lockers are crowded, but this is ridiculous Maureen Faubion seems to be getting the worst of this between classes locker rush. Ruth Darrow, Teresa Clary and Jo Manning combine efforts to stop the avalanche Johnny Bishop Danny Brand Ronnie Bridges Diana Browder Carol Brown Nora Brown Cara Brumfield Karen Brumley Johnny Brunson Sue Burrows Tommy Cain Lester Cape Jerry Carrier Billy Carter Bobby Carter Charles Cash Teresa Clary Karen Clem Perry Clogstan Theresa Cook Ricky Corn IO6 Dianne Crist Peggy Culp I.. B. Daley Ruth Darrow Donna Davis Nancy Davis David Dobyns Patsy Estep Susie Estes Donald Evans Ann Farley Maureen Faubion Butch Felix Don Fields Joe Finley Sharon Ford Warren Franklin Charles Friar larry Fulton Danny Garrett Betty Garrison Darrell Gayski Sharon Gear Ken Geer Stanley George Richie Gibson Don Gilcrease Sue Glenn Jerry Goodman Sybil Graystone Lorieca Green Orva Jane Grissom Linda Gunter Becky Hales Cheryl Hall Lynn Hall Deanna Hallman Lawrence Hamilton Melba Hanna Johnnie Sue Harris Travis Hart Sandra Hastings Joyce Hawkins Betty Herrin Phyllis Hibstenberg Billy Hobaugh Bobby Hodges Sandra Holcomb Jim Houts Betty Howell Alan Howerton Dulcy Humphrey Carol Iliff Jo lngersol Brian Johnson Juanita Johnson Caroline Jones Jimmy Jones Vernon Jones Richard Kelly Cheryl Kendrick Sharon Kile Donna Kimbrough IO7 Jackie Kirby Ronda Kline Shearon Kolarik Peggy Lambert Raymond Langley Curtis Le Claire Jerry Lickliter Sondra London Larry Loper Mark Lord Pam Lowe Odis Lynch Dottie McAlvain Paul McComb Sandra McDaniel Shirley Walther, Beverly Crist, and Ross Mitchell will agree that the biology room torso makes monotonous problems more Margaret McDonald Wayne McKillips Bruce Magers Jo Manning Sharon Mason Jackie Mayberry Milton Meinhardt Myron Meinhardt Sandra Milligan Glenda Mills Martha Millus Lannie Mitchell Ross Mitchell Lois Mowles Larry Muse Harryette Mustain Mike Narry Ronald Nelson Paul Newsom Milton Odom Ronnie Orr Betty Outon Larry Owings Shirley Payne Cecil Peaden Annette Pendergraft Mary Porch Christine Rachels Betty Ramsey Robert Rasberry Berry Rayburn Lyonell Rayburn Sharon Reed Stanley Rhoads Lois Riley Dicki Roberts Louise Roberts Roger Robinson Ruby Rushing Danny Satterlee Jimmy Taylor Fatt Taylor Christina Schlaghter Dickie Schmitt Karen Shipman Pat Smith Jimmy South Roger Spence Judy Spencer Ellen Staton Benny Steddum Linda Stell Jimmy Stewart Cynthia Stotts Sue Stotts Martha Strickler Harold Tracy Adah Troll Margaret Turner Mike Walker Benny Waller Ross Waller Shirley Walther Beverly Watkins Raymond Webb Janice Wells Mike White Delbert Williams La Nelda Williams Jo Ann Willis Linda Wilson J. T. Wilson Jerry Wise Butch Vance Ronnie Vannostran Ernie Vitatoe Carol Votaw VP The one hundred and ninety-four iuniors broke tradition by voting to adopt standardized rings. As usual, iuniors were preoccupied with planning the prom, raising money, working on committees for decora- tions, invitations, and programs. Careful thought was given to cur- riculum planning tor the final phase of high school. Il' ffl Jr. play cast members Neal Clary, Sharon Sylvester, Butch Vance and Cecil Peaden do double duty by making up for Mad Woman of Chaillot Joyce Adams Linda Alexander Gerald Anderson Mary Anderson Steve Annis Ruth Ashley Mike Baird Jimmy Barnes Warren Barker John Barnard Linda Batty Elaine Beitz Tommy Bell Gary Bogie Edwina Bowman Linda Box Jimmy Brown Richard Bundy Loretta Burnett Don Burton Pam Byrd Rebecca Carpenter Irene Chamberlain Jerlene Chilcoat Neal Clary Maxine Claypool Larry Clayton Etheleen Cline Jimmy Cobb Judy Cobb Marion Coe Bobby Cooksey Rosa Lea Corn Lynette Cowden Billy Culbertson Kathy Culver Cassie D'Elia Joanne Diacon Ronnie Dicken Buddy Eischen Katherine Ennis James Foshee Charles Garrett Gail Garrette Darlene Gafton Barbara Gay Dana Gibson Kaye Goddard Barbara Gower Jerry Grant Jackie Griffin Norma Grissom Georgia Hale Brent Hamilton Linda Hankins I Glenda Johnson Kathy Jones Reba Jones Bill Jones Dana Kelly Jackie Kelley Pam Kennedy Virginia Kersey Rita Kincaid Charles Lamb Bobby Lane Judy Leaverton Virginia Lee Ellen Lenk Germaine LePree Benny Loper Phil Lusk Aaron Mabray Ronnie Merrill Sheryl Meyers Glenda Hanna Roy Harris Homer Hawkins Linda Hawkins Terah Hewetf Nancy Hightower Kenneth Hill Billy Hinds Mark Hoffman Phyllis Hudson Jo Lynn Hughes Pat Hussfeldi Mary Ann Jackson Steve Jaworsky David Jilge Danny Miller Lynda Miller Jerry Mills Franklin Morse Melvin McCall Dean McCann Barbara McCrary Charlotte McCurley Carolyn McGarry Larry Newell Judy Nix Phil Norvell lewis Nuner Amanda Orsburn Gary Osborn Edward Pate Jeri Patterson Dorothy Pemberton Walter Phillips Jerry-Pierce Joe Pointer Soni Pound Darlene Pratt Donald Reames Barbara Reeves Freddie Reynolds Gaylia Reynolds Thelma Reynolds Anita Rice Ronald Roeseler Brady Roseberry Edward Rowls Mary Rushing Carolyn Russell Nettie Sanders i Y i Q2 e Q Q. fl 1 is tg 'Q 4 if X ...asf , in S ,fiatf r 4 mx X ,, L., 2 'f f 'il 954-Qt -'L gm. , - at ..,,, at-if ss . ,-5 ,, gigfgyf , E 1 - , x .xiii r ffif iz f V 1 P 5 wwf' '1 ' E or at t ir Q .f .. , Ns., Q3 R Cheryl Shelton Linda Shelton Donald Shuler Bennie Smith Sandra Smith Wanda Smith Ralph Speaks Jerry Spring Slumber parties iust aren't what they used to bel Soni Pound, Reba Jones, and Cassie D'EIia unanimously ruled out slumbering and voted to TP Harold Stansberry's house. Harold Stansberry Patricia Stapleton Jack Stokes Mariorie Stone Mary Strickler Kenneth Sullivan Mike Summers Sharon Sylvester Ann Tanksley Don Tanksley Clark Taylor RaJeania Taylor Gary Tharp Lucy Thompson Tommy Tindall Janice Winstead Patricia Wood Jimmy Woolsey Ronnie Wright Barbara Young Bennie Zellner Benton Townsend Luther Trent Edwin Upton Sharon Vaughn Diane Vinsant Tim Washington Jimmy Weaver Joyce Webb Jerry Wilcox Brenda Williams David Williams Melva Williams Tommy Williams Frances Williamson C. D. Wilson Thoughts of fancy formal: fill the minds of every girl as that magic time, the Junior-Senior Prom nears. Janice Winstead has a hard time making up her mind at a local department store. One hundred-sixty seniors sweated completion of the 36 credits required for graduation. College bound students readied for college entrance by taking ACT tests and conferring with counselors. Other seniors contemplated employment services and iob prepara- tion. lt was hard to realize that twelve years of school life were being terminated. 4 ADAMS, CAROL: Honor Society 1121. AKINS, CLONNIE: Football, Track 191, Jr. Play, Bible History Club, Thes- pians 1111, Student Council 1121. ALEXANDER, KENNETH: Football, Hi- Y 191. ALLEN, ANN: F.V.A. ARCHER, JIMMY: Track, O Club 1121. BALL, KATHRYN: Honor Society 19, 111, student council qto, 1141, Sparkets, Red Cross, sec.-treas. 1121. Paper-Annual Staffs 111- 121. BANNING, NORMA: F.V.Az BARTLETT, DOROTHY: Student Coun- cil 110, 111, Choir Queen attend- ant 1111, Concert Choir 111, 121, All-City Choir 1121, Sparkets 19- 121, pres. 1121, DAR Award 1121. BARTON, JERRY: Math award fin, Key Club, O Club 1111, Mr, Citizen, Jr. Rotarian, Sr. Class President 1121. BATEMAN, DON: Baseball, Basket- ball 19, 101, Hi-Y 110-121, v. pres. 1121, O Club 19-121,.Jr. Ro- tarian 1121, Football 19-121, tri- capt'ain, All-State 1121. BEAVER, CLYDE: F.V.A. BlSHOP, CHERYL: Sparkets, Girls' Sports, FTA 19, 101, Student Coun- cil, Bowling Club 1101. BLACKWELL, IRIS: F.V.A. BLACKWOOD, BETTY: Paper Staff 1111, Honor Society 110, 121. BOBO, JIMMY: Football, Wrestling 191, Baseball Mgr. 1101, Student Council 1121. BOWMAN, JUDY: Y-Teens 19, 101, Med. Arts Club 1101, Red Cross, sec. 1111, Debate 111, 121, Spark- ets, Science Club, sec. 1121. BOX, MARGARET: Football Queen Attendant 19, 101, Student Council, sec. 1101, v. pres. 1111, Basket- ball Queen attendant 1111, Honor Society 19-121, All-School Cheer- leader 110-121, Annual Queen 1121. BRAY, SHARON: FTA 191, Sparkets 110, 111, Spartan Satire 1111. BROWN, LUDIE: Chorus 19-111, Band 19-121, maiorette 111, 121. BROWN, LU ELLIS: FTA 110, 111, rep. 11117 Girls' Sports 19, 10, 121, Sparkets, Student Council 19-121, Annual Queen candidate 1121. BROWN, PHYl.l.lS: F.V.A. BURNETT, PEGGY: Sparkets 191, Y- Teens 1101, Red Cross 1111, Girls' Sports 19-121. CAMPBELL, JANELLE: sparkefs 19, 101, Red Cross, rep. 1111, Student Council, Annual Staff 110-121, Paper Staff 19-121, Safety Council, pres. 111, 121. CANNON, EUGENE: O Club, Wres- tling 111, 121, Track 1121. 5 CANTRELL, SAMMIE: Y-Teens, Spark- ets 192, Band Queen attendant un, Band 19-122, maiofene 111, 122. CAPE, CHESTER: Baseball 110, 112. CARPENTER, LYNN: Mixed Chorus 9, 102, Bible History Club 111, 122, Girls' Chorus 1122. CARRIER, NANCY: Girls' Sports 192, Honor Society, Bible History Club 1102, Sparkets 1112, Y-Teens 110, 112 pres. 1112. CARROLL, RALPH: F.V.A. CHAMBERS, DAVID: Basketball, Foot- ball, Track, Hi-Y 110, 112,'Base- ball, O Club 110-122. CHESHIER, JIM: Football 1102, Wres- tling, Choir 110-122. CHILDERS, CHARLES: Science Club, Honor Society 19-122, Tennis 110- 122, Band Award 1112, Band, pres, 122. CIRCLE, DANNY: F.V.A. CLARK, FRED: American Legion award 192, Football, Basketball, Track, O Club, Hi-Y 19-122. COLBERT, BRUCE: Mixed Chorus 19- 122, Paper Staff 1112, Bible His- tory Club 1122. COLCLASURE, MARY BELLE: Basket- ball Queen attendant 192, Student Council, Spartan Satire 19-112, Y- Teens 1102, Annual Staff 1112, Sparlgets 19-112, sec. 110, 112. coie, CONNIE: Red cms: in 5, sw. dent Council, Sparkets, Y-Teens ll2J. CORNETT, C L Y D I N E: Basketball Queen attendant UOJ, Honor So- ciety, Student Council, sec. l9-lOl, treas. lllj, All-School Cheerlead- er U0, l2l, Sparket Cheerleader Clit, Annual Queen attendant I2, Basketball Queen lI2J. CRAWFORD, DOUGLAS: F.V.A. cnews, DON: 0 Club 19-my, sau. dent Council, pres., Honor Society, pres., Hi-Y, pres., Sparket Buddy Candidate, Student of Today award ll2D. CRITCHFIELD, LEON: Basketball l9J, Student Council UOJ, Tennis U0- l2l, Track UU, O Club 022. CROTTS, BOBBY: Baseball, O Club I9-l2J, Wrestling, Hi-Y U0-121, Football UU, Paper Staff ll2J. DALEY, SHERRON: F.V.A. DANIELS, CHUCK: F.V.A. DAVIS, BILLY: Band Q10-IU, Choir 9-121. DE VILLIERS, DICK: Football, Annual King candidate, O Club, Base- ball lI2l. DICKEN, KAY: Honor Society I9, IU, treas. UU: Sparkets I9-lil, Thes- pians U0-Ill, FTA UU, Student Council U0-122. DICKERSON, SHIRLEY: Baseball Queen attendant 191, Honor Society I9- l2J, Sparkets I9-121, treas.'U2J, Yearbook Editor Ill, 125, Football Queen attendant, Student of Io- day award, Basketball Queen at- tendant I 121. I, 'I 3 DOVER, BARBARA: Girls' Sports 19- 121. DRAIN, JERRY: F.V.A. DRIVER, CAROLYN: Bible History Club 1101, Sparkets 110, 111. DYCUS, RICHARD: F.V.A. EISCHEN, GLENNA: Girls' Chorus 1121. FANNING, PATRICIA: F.V.A. FARLEY, LEWIS: F.VA. FLOWERS, JAMES: F.V.A. FOLSOM, RONALD: Baseball 19-121, Basketball 1111, O Club 111, 121, Concert Choir, All-City Choir 1121. FORD, PAT: Spartan Satire 19-111, Stu. Dir. 1111, Thespians 19-111, Red Cross, v. pres. 1111, Girls' Chorus, pres.g Sparkets, pledge mistress- 1121. FOX, MELVIN: Drafting Award, Boys' State alt. 1111, Honor Society 19- 121, Science Club 1121. FRAZER, DON: Student Council 1101, Basketball, Baseball 19-111, 1Gray- ville, lllinois1, Baseball, Basketball O Club 1121. GARRETT, ALICE: Bible History Club, Announcers' Club 1101, Red Cross 1111. GARRETT, CALA SUE: All-State Choir 1111, Mixed Choir 19-121, sec, 1121, Honor Society 19-121, Spark- ets, All-City Choir, Girls' Quartet 1121. GIBSON, HAROLD: Chess Club 19, 101, Band, Science Club 19-111, Choir 111, 121, Thespians 19-121. GIVENS, DON: Baseball 111, 121, Basketball, O Club 1121. GLASS, ROZETIA: Chorus 110, 111. GOODMAN, LILLIE: Girls' Chorus 111,121. GREATHOUSE, LINDA: F.V.A. GRIFFIN, RALPH: Basketball 19-111, Baseball, Hi-Y 19-121, O Club 110-121. HALLMAN, BILL: F.V.A. HALLOCK, BILL: Library Club 1101, Hi-Y 110-121, Basketball, O Club 111, 121, Football, Sparket Buddy Attendant 1121. HAMILTON, PATRICIA: Band 19, 101, Sparkets 1111. HEFNER, CHARLOTTE: Sparkets, Stu- dent Council 19-121, FTA 19-121, sec. 1101, v. pres. 1111, pres. 11211 Thespians 19-121, sec. 1101, v. pres. 11215 Honor Society 110- 121, Paper Staff, Editor 1121. HENDERSON, NANCY: Y-Teens, Hon- or Socflety, Bible History Club 1101, FTA 110, 111, Student Council 1111.1 HENDERSON, PHlLlP: Wrestling 19- 121, O Club 111, 121, Track 110-121, Science Club, rep.g Stu- dent Council, Oilman-for-Day 1121. HODGE, DOROTHY: Red Cross 19, 101, Student Council 1101, Y- Teens 19-111, Sparkets 19-121, An- nual Staff 111, 121, Miss Flirt 1121. HOLCOMB, CAROL: Art Club, Y- Teens 191, Student Council, Spar- tan Satire 1101, Sparkets 19, 101. HOLLCROFT, CHARLES: Wrestling 110-121, Football 111, 121, O Club 1121. HOPPER, WOODY: F.V.A. HUNTER, BEN: Science Club 1121. JARED, DONNA: Annual staff, Soph. Play 1101, Band 19-111. JOHNSON, LEO: Band 19, 101, Science Club, Hi-Y, Oilman-for-a- Day 1121. JOHNSON, TOMMIE: Spartan Satire, Red Cross, sec. 191, FTA 19, 101, Sparkets 19-111, chap. 1111, Honor Society 19-121, v. pres. 1121, An- nual Staff 111, 121. JONES, EARLENE: FTA, v. pres. 1101, pres. 1111, treas. 1121, Honor So- ciety, Spartan Satire 19-121, Ther pians, pres.: Student Council, chap., Paper, Annual Staffs 1121. KELLY, KAAREN: FTA, Bible History Club 1101, Student Council 19-111, grade rep. 191, Mixed Chorus 19- 121, sec. 1111, Sparkets 19-121, dem. capt. 111, 121. KIMERY, RAYFORD: Student Council C9, IDD, Hi-Y UO, lil, O Club, Baseball U0-l2l, Basketball lll, 121, Mr. Flirt fl2l. LAMB, LAURA: Red Cross fill, Bible History' Club, Med.. Arts Club, Science Club, Choir t'I2J. LAMBERT, ARTHUR: Track 193, Hi-Y UU, Basketball, Baseball UO-121, Football, O Club UI, l2J. LAMBERT, BECKY: F.V.A. LAMBERT, MARTHA: Student Council fill, Girls' Sports 19-129. LEDLOW, CLAUDIA: Spartan Satire IO, lil, DAR Award llll, Stu- dent Council fli, l2l, grade rep. li2l, Sparkets, Honor Society K9- I2J, Science Club, v. pres. K12J. LONG, VERNON: Student Council 1123. LOWELL, RONALD: Band L9-lit, MU- sic award UU, Concert Choir Q9-l2l, Track U0-127. Sfudem Council, Mr. Friendly U27- MACKEY, KAREN: 'Student Council UOJ, Sparkets Q9-117, Paper Staff UO, HJ, managing editor ll0l, Annual Staff UU. MAGER5, GLENDA: Princess of Per- sonality i97, Sparkets C9-l2l, chap. UOJ, rep. till, v. pres. H215 Annual Staff Q10-123, bus. man. Ill, 121, Paper Editor CIO, IU, Sr. Class sec. H215 All-City Choir, Concert Choir, Miss Perso ality 027. MALOY, BILL: Mixed Chorus UZJ. MARTIN, DORlS: F.V.A. l'1 MASON, DALE: Mixed chorus 19-121, librarian 1111, Library Club 1101. Red Cross 1111, Sparkets 1121, Concert Choir 111, 121. MAXEY, RONNY: Track 1101, Band 19-121. MAYNARD, HOMER: Paper Staff, Baseball 1111: McALLISTER, GEORGE: Band 19-121, v. pres. 1121. McDANlEL, JUDY: Red Cross 19, 101, Sparkets, Band 19-121, maiorette 111, 1215 Bible History Club 111, 121. MCDONALD, TONY: Science Club 1121. MCWATERS, WILLIAM: Football, Track, Science Club, O Club, Sparket Buddy attendant, Oilman-for-a-Day 1121. MOORE, CONNIE: Student Council, Sparkets 1101. MURCER, DE WAYNE: Football 19, 111, Baseball, Basketball, O Club 19-111, Paper Staff 111, 121. NEAL, TERRY: Hi-Y 110, 111, Base- ball 1101, Basketball 1111, Debate, Student Council 1121. NELMS,1lVY MAY: sfudenr council 191- NENNTON, CHARLES: O Club, Ten- nis 111, 121. OAKES, TOMMY: Band 191, Baseball, O Club, Hi-Y 111, 121. OUTON, JAMES: F.V.A. PACE, PHYLLIS: Student Council 19- 111, Mixed Chorus, Spartan Satire 19, 111, Library Club 110, 111, Band 19-121, maiorette 19-111, drum maior 1121. RAMSEY, J1MMY: Concert Choir 111, 121, pres. 1121, Bible History Club, treas. 1121. REAMES, J. W.: F.V.A. RHODES, JOHN: Bible History Club, pres. 1101, Tennis, Student Coun- cil, chap.p Jr. Play 1111, Track 110-121, Thespian, treas. 1121. RICHESON, RICHIE: Hi-Y 19-111, O Club, Golf 19-121, cept. 111, 121, Jr. Rotarian, Mr. Esquire, Sr. Class treas. 1121. RUSSELL, GLENN: All-Cify Choir 1111, Chorus, Football 19-121. RUSSELL, SANDRA: Spartan Satire 110, 111, Jr. Play 1111, An- nouncers' Club 111, 121, Thes- pians, treas. 1111, v. pres. 11217 Bible History Club, v. pres. 1111, pres. 1121, FTA 1121. RYCROFT, MARTHA: Sparkets 19-121, Red Cross 1121. SHAHA, GLENDA: DAR award 191, Honor Society 19-121, Spartan Sat- ire 110, 111, Choir Queen, Med. Arts Club, Natl. Merit Scholarship semi-finalist 1121. SHEARRER, JIMMY: Honor Society 191, Baseball 19-101. SHELTON, LINDA: Art Club sec. 19- 101. SHELTON, TOMMY: Football, Hi-Y, Red Cross 191. SIEG, TWILA: Miss Personality 1101, Student Council reporter 1101, vice pres. 1121, Basketball Queen attendant 1111, Jr. Class pres., Sr. Class v. pres., Sparket cheerleader 110-121, Football Queen 1121. SIGMAN, PATSY: ,Sparkets 19-121, Red Cross 1121. SMITH, BETTE: F.V.A. SMITH, SAUNDRA: Y-Teens, Art Club 19-101, Library Club 1111, Girls' Sports 19-I21. SPEAKS, J. W.: Student Council 1101, Football, Red Cross 1111. SPRING, JIM: Football, Hi-Y, Student Council 191, Honor Society 19-101, Rocket Club 1101. STOKES, EDDIE: F.V.A. STONE, HELEN: F.V.A. STOUT, OLA MAE: Honor Society 19- 121, Red Cross pres. 110-111, Sparkets 110-121, Paper Staff, Managing Editor 1111, editor 1121, Annual Staff, art editor 111- 121, Annual Queen Candidate 1121. STOWE, JANICE: Chorus 1111. SULLINS, LOYDENE: Future Business Leaders 1101, F.V.A. SYLVESTER, DEANNA: Latin Award 1101, Annual Staff 111-121, F.T.A. 110-121, sec. 1111, v-pres. 1121: Student 'Council, sec. 1121, Honor Society 19-121, Sparkets 19-121 historian 1111, sec, 1121, TAYLOR, CAROLYN: Bowling Club 1101, F.V.A. TAYLOR, MARIE: Girls' Sports 19- 121, F.V.A. TAYLOR, ROBERT: Sparkler Buddy 191, Annual King 1121, Jr. Ro- tarian 1121, O Club 19-121, chap. 1121: Football 19-121, cap- tain 1121, All-Slate 1121. THOMPSON, PHYLLIS: F.V.A, THOMPSON, TRESHA: F.T.A. 19-101, Red Cross 19-101, Art Club 19-101, Girls' Sports 19-121. TURNER, MIKE: Announcers' Club 191, Hi-Y 1121, Jr. Citizens 1121, Band 19-121. VANDEVEER, PATRICIA: F.V.A. V I TATOE, ROBERT: F.V.A. WADE, CAROL: Science Club 191, Science Fair Award 191. WALL, RONNIE: Sparket Buddy Can- didate 1121, Football 19-121, All- Conference 1121, Basketball 19- 121, Track 19-121, O Club 19- 121, Hi-Y 19-121. WARD, EDDIE: Safety Council, Red Cross 19-101. WATSON, BOBBY ANN: Latin Club 1121. WELLS, JAMES: Industrial Arts Club 191. WERNER, FRED: Mixed Chorus 111- 121. WHITAKER, WEYMAN: Announcers' Club 19-101, Student Council 191, Honor Society 110-111, Jr. and Sr. Play 111-121, Thespian Club 1121, Oil Executive for a Day 1121. WILLIAMS, CAROL: F.V.A. WILLIAMS, JOHN: F.V.A. WILSON. CONAN: Announcers' Club, Band 19-101, Bible History Club 19-121, Cross Country 110- I21. WISE, MARY: Sparkets 110-111, F.T.A., Red Cross 1111, Bible His- tory, sec. 1121. WOOTEN, EARL: F.V.A. YANCEY, FLOYDENE: Y-Teens, his- torian, inter-city sec., Red Cross 1111, Honor Society, Sparkets 19- 121, Concert Choir, Girls' Chorus 1121. YEARGAIN, MIKE: Football 19-121, All-Conference 111-121, All-City 1121: Wrestling 110-121, Sparket Buddy, Annual King Attendant, O Club, pres., Jr. Rotarian 1121. enchfa MR. ESQUIRE AND MISS FASHION PLATE Richie Richeson and Shirley Dickerson Q I MR. AND MISS SENIOR Don Crews and Glenda Magers MR. AND MISS CITIZEN Jerry Barton and Dorothy Bartlett 648604 MR. ATHLETE AND MISS ENERGY Robert Taylor and Margaret Box MR. AND MISS GENIUS Paul Burton and Glenda Shaha MR. AND MISS WIT Jim Spring and Pat Ford Q T 4 s up r .isa H My sh .1-:sweets Earlene Jones and Lu Ellis Brown speculate on Annapolis cadets during the Washington trip, this is the first year SE seniors have visited Annapolis on the annual trek. John Prichard, on the left, is a '57 grad. Each girl had an escort for the tour of the Naval Academy. Senior class officers laughingly try a senior pin on treasurer, Richie Richeson, to make sure it passes inspection. Glenda Magers, secretary, Jerry Barton, president, and Twila Sieg, vice president, admire results. The ioy and sorrow of leav- ing school for the last time give us an empty feeling in- side. In our last few months we try to crowd as many activ- ities as possible into our busy routine. We view our friends, teach- ers, and school with increas- ing concern as we keep think- ing, This is our last pep as- sembly, our last basketball game, our last prom. Although prospects of col- lege, careers, and marriage are exciting, the fact that we are ending an important per- iod in our lives is sometimes iust a little frightening. X VlP's for a Day-Weyman Whittak er, Mike Turner, and Phillip Henderson took over duties of city. officials December 13, a day when city students annually occup,y their offices, l32 Report card day accidentally fell on SC designated Western Day, March 29. Consequently, Hick Devilliers took advantage of his hardware to make sure he re- ceived passing grades from Annie Oakley Caswell. A toast to Mr. Dussell, our guest, says Mr. Frank CWeyman Whitakerl as Mr. Dussel iRoger Spencej gulps his drink all at once. The Van Dann and Frank family, consisting of Deanna Sylvester, Earlene Jones, Walter Phillips, Marjorie Stone, Charlotte Hefner, curiously stare at their Jewish friend who has come to them for refuge from German persecutioners during World War ll. This scene is from the senior play, The Diary of Anne Frank, presented March 16-17. The production's two-story set and record-breaking costume changes made it a unique presentation. n Miss Staley, senior sponsor, represents Clytemestra while her companion, Gary Bogie, characterizes Ben Hur at the annual Latin banquet, March 14. Glenda Shaha, SE's first National Merit Scholarship finalist, dines a la Roman style at the Latin Banquet. I33 DON CREWS, First Letzeiser, National Honor Society Award, Masonic Scholarship and L e a d e r- s h i p Award, Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Award. PAUL aunton, second Laf- zeiser, Gaylord Physics and Math Award, Thom McAn Leadership Award, American Legion Award. MELVIN FOX, Third Letzei- ser, Sons of the American Revolution Award, Mathe- matics Award. SHIRLEY DICKERSON, CHARLES CHILDERS, John CHARLOTTE HEFNER, Amari- GLENDA SHAHA, Vocal MU- ROBERT TAYLOR, Athletic Capitol Hill Chamber Phillip Sousa Band Award, can Legion Award, Business sic Award. Award. of Commerce Award, Stueve Engineering Award, 81 Professional Women's Masonic Scholarship Gaylord Chemistry Award. Club Girl of the Month. and L e a d e r- s h I p Award, Joumalism Award, s l TRESHA THOMPSON, MARGARET BOX, Spark of SANDY RUSSELL, Drama RONNY MAXEY, Sharp and EARLENE JONES, All-Around Athletic Award. the Spartans Award, Award. Nichols Music Award. Business Award. DENNIS NEAL CLARY, Ex- RONALD LANGHAM, ROBERT WADE, But- MURRAY, change Club Boy of American Legion tram Oratorlcal Latin Award, Month, Boys' State. Award. Award. Mathematics Award. I34 JACKIE PATTERSON, BRENDA WALKER, JOHN HARDIN DAR Civics Award. .lane Ann Slaughter Sons of the Speech Award. AMGNCHN Revolution Award. 4 TWlLA SIEG, Second Letzei- DEANNA SYLVESTER, ser, Danforth Book Award, Third Letzeiser, Sears- P-TA Scholarship. Roebuck Scholarship. OLA MAE STOUT, First Let- zeiser, Phi Beta Kappa Award, National Honor So- ciety Award, Journalism Award, Thom McAn Leader- ship Award, Business and Professional Women's Club Girl of Month. LEO JOHNSON, Phillips Uni- CLAUDIA LEDLOW, OU Ca- MIKE TURNER, Instrumental DOROTHY BARTLETT, Olcla- JERRY BARTON, Civi- versity Scholarship, OU reer Conference. Music Award. homa County Mental Health tan Award. Career Conference. Association, DAR Good Citi- zenship Award. CONAN WILSON, Danforth MARTHA FAYE RYCROFT, JUDY BOWMAN, High rolwvue JOHNSON, aaa PHYLLIS anown, Book Award. Art Award. 5Cl100l Fwd! Awhrd, Debate Typist Award. High School Cloth- PAUL CASADY, Gaylord Science Award. JIMMY BIRDSONG, LINDA BLACK, .lun- Junior High Art ior High Homemak- Award. ing. Award. ing Award. CECIL PEADEN, Span- GAll. GARRETTE, SUSAN SEALS' Amer. TOMMY ish Award. Girly State, DAR km Legion Award, CANADA, American History DAR HMO,-Y Award. Award, I35 10 FACULTY Adams, Linda-24 Allen, Mariorie-17 Baker, Eva May-17, 22 Baker, Mary Alice-19, 37 Bayz, Mary-22 Berry, R. L.-16 Boyers, Jayne-23, 39 Boyles, Laverna-18 Burdette, Mary Elizabeth- Carson, Hazel-21 Caswell, Wynema-25 Cates, Juanita-16 Choate, Dean-22, 58, 59, 68, 81 Cox, Hazel-24, 38 Cox, Isabelle J.-24, 26 Crews, Doyle-22 Darnell, Jeanne-21, 36, 41 Dipboye, Eugene-26 Dolan, L. B.-18 Eckstein, Mary Nell-17, 20, 42 Faubel, E. James-24 Giles, Martha-19, 45 Gill, Anita-20, 30, 84 Grantham, Mary Ann-19, 37 Hawthorn, Bertie Anne-17, 35, Holland, Steve-24 Holloway, Fred-17, 18, 58 Jim, Clifford-20 Katsakis, Lila Faye-16 Kellogg, Anna Grace-16, 35 Kincaid, Dorothy-16 Kang, Dee-15 Kiser, Ruth Helen-20, 90 Kutz, Nita Jo-16 Laucus, Paul-25 Leikam, Bill-17, 44 Lundy, Harold-20 Lyon, Fred-21, 27 McClure, Florene-16, 25, 39 Mayes, Sterling-15, 81, 85 Moore, Grace-23 Mosier, Brooks--26, 43, 58, 65 Nokes, Mary-19, 31 Perdue, Ralph-26, 43, 63, 67 Phillips, Helen l.-18 Pickens, Lois Deane-17, 18 Pitts, Lorraine-22 Powell, James-17, 22 Ransford, Dale-21, 27, 41 Robbins, Jean H.-22, 36, Ryan, George-19 Shields, Marvin-17 Smalley, Frances-21, 36 Smith, Imogene-23 Smith, Travis-26, 64 Smith, Zack-22 Snyder, Frank-7, 20 Staley, Elizabeth-17 Taylor, Bob-20 Thurston, Peggy J.-25 White, Loree-19 White, Paul-23, 41 Windes, Inez-17, 23 Winters, Jean-23, 35, 76 12th GRADE Adams, Carol-25, 42, 116 Akins, Clonnie-45, 116 Alexander, Kenneth-9, 44, 116 Allen, Ann-116 Archer, Jimmy-70, 116 Ball, Kathryn-7, 35, 41, 116 Banning, Norma-116 21, 32 76 Bartlett, Dorothy-35, 44, 116, 129 Barton, Jerry-74, 116, 129, 132 Bateman, Don-41, 43, 58, 59, 81, 116 Beavers, Clyde-116 Bishop, Cheryl-42, 116 Blackwell, lris-117 Blackwood, Betty-42, 117 Bobo, Jimmy-30, 117 Bowman, Judy-35, 37, 39, 42, 117 Box, Margaret-30, 34, 48, 77, 81, 117, 130 I36 Bray, Sharon-117 Brown, Ludie-77, 117 Brown, LuEllis-9, 30, 35, 76, 117, 132 Brown, Phyllis-117 Burnett, Peggy-76, 77, 117 Burton, Becki-87 Burton, Paul-130 Campbell, Janelle-7, 8, 30, 32, 83, 117 Cannon, Eugene-43, 68, 117 Cantrell, Sammie-40, 54, 118 Cape, Chester-118 Carpenter, Lynn-33, 45, 118 Carrier, Nancy-23, 26, 85, 118 Carroll, Ralph-118 Chambers, David-118 Cheshier, Jim-44, 118 Childers, Charles-39, 40, 43, 74, 118 Circle, Danny-118 Clark, Fred-32, 43, 58, 61, 64, 65, 118, 131 Colbert, Bruce-33, 44, 118 Colclasure, Mary Belle-45, 118 Cole, Connie-30, 35, 36, 119 Cornett, Clydine-34, 42, 48, 51, 119, 131 Crawford, Douglas-119 Crews, Don-30, 32, 41, 43, 49, 53, 58, 63, 64, 65, 70, 83, 85, 119, 129 Critchfield, Leon-52, 74, 119 Crotts, Bobby-32, 41, 43, 68, 119 Daley, Sharon-44, 119 Daniels, Chuck-119 Davis, Billy-44, 119 DeVilliers, Dick-43, 58, 60, 70, 119 Dicken, Kay-30, 119 Dickerson, Shirley-6, 32, 35, 42, 50, 51, 83, 85, 119, 129 Dover, Barbara-76, 77, 120 Drain, Jerry-120 Driver, Carolyn-120 Dycus, Richard-120 Eischen, Glenna-120 Fanning, Patricia-120 Farley, Lewis-120 Flowers, James-120 Folsom, Ronald-6, 44, 72, 120 Ford, Pat-4, 9, 35, 45, 120, 130 Fox, Melvin-39, 120 Frazier, Don-64, 120 Garrett, Alice-121 Garrett, Cala Sue-35, 42, 44, 121 Gibson, Hal-37, 44, 121 Givens, Don-64, 67, 72, 121 Glass, Rozetta-121 Goodman, Lillie-121 Greathouse, Linda-42, 121 Griffin, Ralph-9, 41, 43, 72, 121 Hallman, Bill-121 Hallock, Bill-43, 58, 61, 64, 66, 72, 121 Hamilton, Patricia-121 Hefner, Charlotte-3, 30, 32, 35, 37, 38, 42, 121. 133 Henderson, Nancy-39, 122 Henderson, Phillip-30, 43, 68, 122, 132 Hodge, Dorothy-122, 131 Holcomb, Carol-23, 122 Hollcroft, Charles-58, 62, 68, 69, 122 Hopper, Woody-122 Hunter, Ben-122 Jared, Donna-122 Johnson, Leo-39, 41, 42, 122 Johnson, Tommie-30, 84, 122 Jones, Earlene-8, 30, 32, 34, 35, 37, 38, 122, 132, 133 Kelly, Kaaren-35, 42, 44, 122 Kimery, Rayford-43, 64, 72, 123, 131 Lamb, Laura-26, 33, 37, 39, 42, 44, 45, 123 Lambert, Arthur-43, 58, 62, 64, 67, 72, 123 Lambert, Becky-123 Lambert. Martha-123 Lane, Olen-9 Ledlow, Claudia-30, 35, 39, 42, 123 Long, Vernon-30, 33, 45, 123 Lowell, Ronnie-30, 43, 44, 45, 70, 123, 131 McAllister, George-40, 124 McDaniel, Judy-33, 35, 40, 44, 45, 54, 124 McDonald, Tony-74, 124 McWaters, Bill-6, 41, 58, 60, Mackey, Karen-6, 123 Magers, Glenda-31, 35, 4 85, 123, 132 Maloy, Bill-45, 123 Martin, Doris-123 124 2, 44, 45, 48, 52, Mason, Dale Earlene-35, 44, 124 Maxey, Ronny-124 Maynard, Homer-32, 124 Moore, Connie-124 Murcer, Dewayne-32, 72, Neal, Terry-30, 37, 124 Nelms, Ivy May-124 Newton, Charles-74, 124 124 Oakes, Tommy-43, 72, 125 Outon, Jimmy-125 Pace, Phyllis-40, 125 Ramsey, Jim-33, 42, 44, 125 Reams, J. W.-125 Rhodes, John-6, 23, 37, 125 Richeson, Rick-125, 129, 1 Russell, Glenn-22, 42, 44, Shaha, Glenda-3.9, 42, 44, Shearrer, Jimmy-125 Shelton, Linda-126 Shelton, Tornmy-126 32 74, 125 125 Russell, Sandra-33, 37, 38, 83, Rycroft, Martha Fay-41, 125 45, 54, 125, 180 Sieg, Twila-30, 34, 42, 50, 126, 131, 132 Sigman, Patsy-126 Smith, Bette-126 Smith, Saundra-76, 126 Speaks, J. W.-126 Spring, Jim-126, 130, 133 Stokes, Eddie-126 Stone, Helen-126 Stowe, Janice-20, 126 Stout, Ola Mae-32, 42, 83, 84, Sullins, Loydene-127 Sylvester, Deanna-30, 35, Tallant, Doug-70 Taylor, Carolyn-127 Taylor, Marie-76, 77, 127 Taylor, Robert-43, 49, 58, 59, 65, 81,, 127, 130 Thompson, Phyllis-127 Thompson, Tresha-76, 127 Turner, Mike-40, 41, 127, Vandeveer, Patricia-127 Vitatoe, Robert-127 Wade, Carol-127 Wall, Ronnie-32, 43, 53, 65, 66, 127 Ward, Eddie-41, 128 Watson, Bobby Ann-45, 1 Wells, James-128 Werner, Fred-44, 128 Whitaker, Weyma n-30, 37, Williams, Carol-45, 128 Williams, John-128 Wilson, Conan-128 Wise, Mary-33, 128 Wooten, Earl-128 Yancey, Floydene-35, 42, 126 38, 42, 127, 133 61, 62, 63, 64, 132 58, 59, 61, 62, 64, 28 128, 132, 133 44, 45, 128 Yeargain, Mike-43, 49, 53, 58, 11th GRADE Adams, Joyte-110 Anderson, Gerald-44, 110 Alexander, Linda-110 Anderson, Mary-44, 110 Annis, Steve-110 Ashley, Ruth-42, 76, 77, 1 Baird, Mike-44, 45, 68, 11 Barker, Warren-110 Barnard, John-110 Barnes, Jimmy-110 Batty. Linda-35, 44, 110 Beitz, Elaine-30, 35, 110 Boll, Tommy-6, 42, 43, 58, 83, 110 Bogle,'Gary-6, 30, 39, 44, Bowman, Edwina-35, 45, 0 110 110 60, 59, 63, 81, 128 62, 68, 69, 70, Box, Linda-35, 110 Brown, Jimmy-65, 110, 170 Bundy, Richard--110 Burnett, Loretta-44, 110 Burton, Don-43, 58, 61, 68, 69, 110 Byrd, Pam-30, 111 Carpenter, Rebecca-30, 111 Chamberlain, Irene-40, 111 Chilcoat, Jerlene-42, 111 Clary, Neal-37, 39, 42, 44, 110, 111, 133 Claypool, Maxine-111 Clayton, Larry-5, 7, 32, 41, 43, 84, 111 Cline, Etheleen-42, 111 Cobb, Jimmy-111 Cobb, Judy-111 Coe, Marion-111 Cooksey, Bobby-68, 69, 111 Corn, Rosa Lee-35, 111 Cowden, Lynette-111 Culbertson, Billy-19, 44, 45, 61, 70, 111 Culver, Kathy-23, 30, 39, 111 D'Elia, Cassie-35, 111 Dicken, Ronnie-111 Eischen, Buddy-44, 45, 111 Ennis, Katherine-111 Foshee, James-111 Fox, Haskell-70 Garrett, Charles-111 Garrette, Gail-35, 36, 38, 42, 111 Gatton, Darlene-111 Gay, Barbara-1 11 Gibson, Dana-45, 111 Goddard, Kaye-111 Griffin, Jackie-44, 54, 111 Grissom, Norma-111 Hale, Georgia-111 Hamilton, Brent-39, 111 Hankins, linda-9, 31, 32, 35, 84, 111 Hanna, Glenda-112 Harris, Roy-30, 32, 37, 41. 74, 84, 112 Hawkins, Homer-112 Hawkins, Linda-112 Hewett, Terah-112 Hightower, Nancy-76, 112 Hill, Kenneth-112 Hinds, Bill-39, 41, 112 Hoffman, Mark-6, 43, 58, 60, 70, 83, 112 Hudson, Phyllis-112 Hughes, Jo Lynn-112 Hussfeldt, Pat-112 Jackson, Mary Ann-112 Jaworsky, Steve-39, 112 Jilge, David-41, 43, 68, 70, 112 Johnson, Glenda-20, 112 Jones, Bill-33, 112 Jones, Kathy-45, 112 Jones, Reba--35, 112 Kelly, Dana-B, 32, 34, 83, 112 Kelley, Jackie-112 Kennedy, Pam-5, 112 Kersey, Virginia-112 Kincaid, Rita-112 Newell, Larry-43, 58, 68, 113 Nix,e.ludy-113 Norvell, Phil-113 Nuner, Lewis-30, 113 Orsburn, Amanda-113 Osborn, Gary-42, 113 Pate, Edward-113 Patterson, Jeri-34, 35, 42, 113 Peaden, Cecil-70 Pemberton, Dorothy-113 Phillips, Walter-33, 37, 113, 133 Pierce, Jerry-113 Pointer, Joe-65, 72, 113 Pound, Soni-35, 113 Pratt, Darlene-32, 35, 113 Reames, Donald-113 Reeves, Barbara-4, 22, 34, 50, 113 Reynolds, Freddie-113 Reynolds, Gaylia-41, 113 Reynolds, Thelma-113 Rice, Anita-113 Robinson, Roger-70 Roesler, Ronald-113 Roseberry, Brady-113 Rothe, Doris-30 Rowls, Edward-65, 113 Rushing, Mary-44, 45, 113 Russell, Carolyn-45, 113 Sanders, Nettie-39, 45, 113 Shelton, Cheryl-114 Shelton, linda-45, 114, 126 Shuler, Donald-40, 114 Smith, Bennie-114 Smith, Sandra-23, 32, 35, 114 Smith, Wanda-45, 114 Speaks, Ralph-39, 68, 69. 114 Spring, Jerry-114 Stansberry, Harold-43, 58, 62, 64, 114 Stapleton, Patricia-30, 42, 44, 45, 114 Stokes, Jack-114 Stone, Mariorie-35, 37, 41, 114, 133 Strickler Martha-30, 109, 114 Sullivan, Kenneth-114 Summers, Mike-72, 114 Sylvester, Sharon-5, 7, 32, 35, 37, 77, 83, 110, 114 Tanksley, Ann-114 Tanks-ley, Don-114 Tarver, Richard-58 Taylor, Cla-rk-114 Taylor, RaJeania-114 Tharp, Gary-58, 69, 70, 114 Thompson, Lucie-30, 40, 45 Thompson, Lucy-ao, 40, 45, 114 Tindall, Tornmy-114 Townsend, Benton-115 Trent, Luther-58, 65, 115 Upton, Edwin-115 Vaughn, Sharon-33, 39, 115 Vinsant, Diane-35, 37, 115 Washington, Tim-115 Weaver, Jimmy-115 Barton, Gary-7,'30, 31, 58, 70, 106 Berry, James-106 Bishop, Brenda-106 Bishop, Johnny-106 Brand, Danny-106 Bridges, Ronnie-106' Browder, Diana-5, 35, 106 Brown, Carol-106 Brown, Nora-45, 106 Brumfield, Cara-38, 106 Brunson, Johnny-106 Brumley, Karen-33, 106 Burrows, Sue-106 Cain, Tommy-106 Cape, Lester-106 Carrier, Jerry-106 Carter, Billy-106 Carter, Bobby-32, 106 Cash, Charles-30, 41, 43, 65, 74, Cheatwood, Gilbert--70, 101 Clary, Teresa-34, 106 Clem, Karen-45, 106 Clogstan, Perry-106 106 Cook, Thersa-106 Corn, Ricky-65, 106 Crist, Beverly..10B Lamb, Charles-33, 74, 112 Lane, Bobby-112 Leaverton, Judy-112 Lee, Virginin-35, 36, 112 Lenk, Ellen-35, 112 LePree, Germaine-30, 34, 37, 112 Loper, Benny-112 Luick, Steve-70 Lusk, Phil-58, 64, 112 McCall, Melvin-39, 113 McCann, Dean-113 McCrary, Barbara-35, 44, 113 McDaniel, Sandra-30, 37, 45 McGarry, Carolyn-44 Mabray, Aaron-39, 112 Webb, Joyce-115 Wilcox, Jerry-115 Williams, Brenda-45, 115 Williams, David-39, 115 Williams, Melva-30, 44, 45, 115 Williams, Tommy-43, 115 Williamson, Frances-115 Wilson, C. D.-115 Winstead, Janice-38, 39, 42, 115 Wood, Patricia-30, 35, 5-1, 115 Woolsey, Jim-39, 115 Wright, Ronnie-42, 43, 58, 61, 64, Young, Barbara-36, 115 10th GRADE Agee, Betty-106 65, 74, 115 Merrill, Ronnie-6, 37, 70, 112 Meyers, Sheryl-44, 112 Miller, Danny-5, 43, 58, 60, 62, 65, 72, 83, 113 Miller, Lynda-35, 113 ' Mills, Jerry-113 Morse, Franklin--41, 133 Akin, Sherry-34, 106 Alexander, Dale--70 Anderson, Vernon-106 Anthony, Carol-39, 106 Armstrong, Ronnie-106 Barrick, Reda-44, 106 Crist, Dianne-37, 107, 133 Culp, Peggy-45, 107 Daley, L. B.-39, 69, 70, 107 Darrow, Ruth-30, 32, 35, 37, 107 Davis, Donna-107 Davis, Nancy-39, 107 Dobyns, David-107 Doss, Phillip Wayne-40 Estep, Patsy-107 Estes, Susie-107 Evans, Donald-107 Farley, Ann-107 Faubion, Maureen-B, 30, 32, 34, 38, 50 83 107 Felix, Butch-40, 107 Fields, Don-107 Finley, Joe-107 Ford, Sharon-31, 34, 107 Franklin, Warren-70, 107 Friar, Charles-107 Fulton, Larry-65, 72. 107 Garett, Danny-39, 44, 107 Garrison, Betty-36, 42, 45, 77, 10 Gayski, Darrell-107 Gear, Sharon-30, 107 Geer, Ken-37, 41, 83, 101 George, Stanley-107 Gibson, Richie-45, 107 Gilcrease, Don-107 Glenn, Sue-40, 107 Goodman, Jerry-107 Grayston, Sybil-7, 35, 85, 107 Green, Lorieca-107 Grissom, Orva Jane-107 Gunter, Linda-107 Hales, Becky-5, 34, 35, 107 Hall, Cheryl-107 Hall, Lynn-107 Hallman, Deanna-34, 107 Hamilton, Lawrence-40, 107 Hanna, Melba-107 Harris, Eugene-70 Harris, Johnnie Sue-43, 39, 107 Hart, Karl-70 Hart, Travis-40, 107 Hastings, Sandra-41, 107 Hawkins, Joyce-107 Haynie, Belva-36 Herrin, Betty-107 Hibstenberg, Phyllis-40, 107 Hintz, Gene-43, 69 Hobaugh, Billy-58, 70, 107 Hodges, Bobby-107 Holcomb, Sandra-107 Houts, .lim-68, 107 Howell, Betty-33, 36, 41, 107 Howerton, Alan-69, 107 Humphrey, Dulcy-107 7 lliff, Carol-51, 107 lngersol, Jo-107 Johnson, Brian-43, 70, 107 Johnson, Juanita--42, 77, 107 Jones, Caroline-107 Jones, Janice-33, 35, 44 Jones, Jimmy-107 Jones, Vernon-107 Kelly, Richard-107 Kendrick, Cheryl-34, 107 Kile, Sharon-107 Kimbrough, Donna-33, 107 Kirby, Jackie--34, 108 Kline, Ronda-35, 108 Kolarik, Shearon-45, 108 Lambert, Peggy-108 Langley, Raymond-108 Le Claire, Curtis-108 LePree, Germaine-30, 34, 37, 112 Lickliter, Jerry-41, 58, 65, 108 London, Sondra-37, 83, 108 Loper, Larry-108 Lord, Mark-108 Lowe, Pam-35, 45, 108 lynch, Odis-108 McAlvain, Dottie-108 McComb, Paul-108 McDonald, Margaret-108 McDaniel, Sandra-108 McKilIips, Wayne-70, 108 Magers, Bruce-32,41,42,43,44,58,65,74,108 Manning, Jo-32, 35, 108 Mason, Sharon-44, 108 Mayberry, Jackie-ao, 32, 34, 37, 42, ma Meinhardt, Milton-39, 42, 108 Meinhardt, Myron-39, 42, 108 Milligan, Sandra-36, 108 Mills, Glenda-108 Millus, Martha-108 Mitchell, Lannie-108 Mitchell, Ross--30, 74, 108 Mowles, Louis-108 Muse, Larry-30, 37, 39, 108 Mustain, Harryette-44, 108 Narry, Mike-108 Nelson, Ronald-10B Newsom, Paul-30, 41, 58, 65, 108 Nix, Linda-30, 35, 42, 44 Odom, Milton-108 Orr, Ronnie-39, 108 Outon, Betty-42, 45, 109 Owings, Larry-109 Payne, Shirley-109 Peaden, Cecil-83, 109, 110 Pendergraft, Annette-109 Porch, Mary-109 Rachels, Christine-38, 109 Ramsey, Betty-33, 36, 77, 109 Rasberry, Robert-44, 109 Rayburn, Berry-40, 109 Rayburn, Lyonell-109 Reed, Sharon-30, 35, 42, 109 Rhoades, Stanley--42, 65, 74, 109 Riley, Lois-109 Roberts, Dicki-69, 70, 109 Roberts, Louis-109 Robinson, Roger-67, 109 Rushing, Ruby-36, 77, 109 Satterlee, Danny--109 Schlageter, Christina-30, 39, 109 Schmitt, Dickie-69, 109 Shipman, Karen-34, 109 Smith, Pat-109 South, Jimmy-109 Spence, Roger-37, 83, 109, 133 Spencer, Judy-109 Staton, Ellen-5, 30, 34, 45, 85, 109 Steddum, Benny-109 Stell, Linda-109 Stewart, Jimmy-109 Stotts, Cynthia-109 Stotts, Sue--109 Taylor, Jimmy-109 I38 Taylor, Patt-35, 77, 109 Tracy, Harold- 1 09 Troll, Adah-30, 35, 38, 109 Turner, Margaret-109 Vance, Butch--30, 37, 39, 43, 58, 74, 109, 110 Vannostran, Ronnie-58, 70, 109 Vitatoe, Ernie-109 Votaw, Carol-109 Walker, Mike-30, 37, 70, 109 Waller, Benny-45, 109 Walther, Shirley-109, 110 Watkins, Beverly-36, 109 Webb, Wells, White, Raymond-109 Janice-109 Mike-109 Williams, Delbert-109 Williams, La Nelda-109 Williams, Tommy-65, 70 Willis, Jo Ann-109 Wilson, C. D.-70 Wilson, Linda-41, 109 Wilson, J. T.-41, 65, 109 Wise, Jerry-109 Witty, Ronald-30 9th GRADE Akin, Kris-100 Alford, Johnny-42, 100 Annis, Susan-34, 100 Archer, Carl-100 Archer, Charlene-100 Archer, Linda-100 Argo, Jean Ann-34, 100 Arnold, Kenneth-100 Banning, Larry-100 Barnes, Ronald-37, 100 Bastion, Jerry-100 Bateman, Sandra-100 Beach, Beller, Joan-100 Dana-100 Birdsong, Jimmy-100 Black, Linda-31, 34, 38, 42, 100 Blackwood, Albert-100 Blankenship, Jerrald-100 Bolton, Larry-100 Boren, Roxy-100 Boswell, Steve-100 Bower, Kayla-37, 38, 42, 100 Branson, Paula-100 Brantley, Thomas-100 Brantley, Thomas O.--101 Brazzeal, Jeanette-34, 38, 41, 101 Bri Iey, Robert-40, 101 Bromley, Terry-101 Brooks, Jimmy-101 Brown, Brown, Brown, Benny-43, 101 Mark-63, 67, 84 Robert-43, 63, 67, 84, 101 Brummett, Paulette-34, 101 Burnett, Janis+34, 35, 41, 42, 77, 101 Bynum, Phil-43, aa, 67 Byrd, Trudy-101 Calton, Cheryl-34, 101 Carpenter, Ester-33, 45, 101 Carroll, Bonita--101 Cassady, Paul-42, 101 Chenoweth, Lynn-34, 101 Chlibica, Patricia-34 Clark, Pat-101 Cline, Dewayne-40, 101 Cline, lrene-40, 101 Cobb, Geneva-101 Coe, Rudessa-101 Colclasure, Max--63, 101 Cothran, Linda-34, 35, 38, 42 Cravens, Judy-33, 45 Cross, Cross, Crorts, David, Darrell-101 Wanda-101 Jimmy-101 Charles-31, 101 Delisle, Allen-101 Donwerth, Don L.-101 Doss, Judy-31, 101 Driver, Patsy-34, 101 Dutton, Ronald-43, 63, 101 Eedes, Beth-37, 38, 101 Fanning, Judy-33, 39, 101 Faubel, James-33 Faw Faw, Sharon-34, 89, 101 Finclley, Mike-101 Flowers, Betty-101 Floyd, Omer-43, 63, 68, 101 Folsom, Pat-34, 77, 101 Foster, Lynn-31, 38, 101 Fox, Lynn-42, 101 Garrison, Dorothy-101 Gettin, Vicki-101 Gay, Dixie-101 Gibson, Kenneth-101 Gillock, Jan-34, 37, 42, 102 Glazier, Mary-34, 102- Goddard, Karen-31, 33, 40, 45, 1 Gourley, Mike-102 Green, Gary-102 Green, Larry-102 Griffith, Pat-102 Griffitts, Earlene-102 Grissom, Pat-102 Haggard, Linda-33, 42, 102 Hall, Sherry-102 Hand, Thomas-67, 102 Hardin, John-42, 43, 63, 67, 102 Harger, Eugene-102 Hedrick, Tim-31, 40, 102 Hemlaree, David-102 Hendrix, Mollie-34, 39, 102 Henry, Gary-37, 102 Higginbottom, Frank-43, 63, 67, Hilbern, Leroy-102 Hodge, Caro-l-102 Hoffman, Sandra-34, 37, 102 Hogan, Karen-102 Hudson, Maior-102 Hughes, Gary-43, 63, 67, 102 Hulgan, Sherrie-102 Hunter, Janice-42, 102 Hunter, Vesta-102 Ingram, Cecil-102 Ivey, Joel-102 Jackson, Joe-42, 102 James, Carolyn-34, 102 Jenson, Janie-34, 38, 42, 102 Johnson, Carolyn-102 Johnson, Wesley-44, 63, 67, 102 Jones, Donna-34, 102 Jones, Edith-102 Jones, Jeff-44 Joplin, Larry-102 Judd, Linda-102 Kennedy, Neta-45, 51, 102 Kersey, Carol-102 Kimmel, Sharon-31, 37, 42, 102 King, Loyed-103 02 103 Knoles, Scotty-43, 55, 63, 67, 1013 Kundysek, Connie-103 Langham, Ronald-42, 103 Lasater, Becky-41, 45, 103 Lasater, Charles-38, 45, 103 Lawson, Ronnie-103 Laye, Donita-103 Leaverton, Jimmy-103 Long, Marianne-37, 103 Lusk, Suzanne-45, 103 Lynch, Patricia-103 McCrite, Mary-34, 103 McCurley, Leona-103 McGuire, Patricia-103 McKee, Johnny-67, 103 McKey, Sherman-63, 103 McNeill, Linda-34, 103 Mabray, Gary-63, 103 Maddux, Jimmie-103 Maize, Terry-38, 103 Mann, Lacey-103 Martinez, Charles-45, 103 Matula, Leon-103 Melton, Bobby-103 Merrill, Glenna-100, 103 Meyers, Terry-103 Mitchell, Sharon-34, 41, 103 Mongold, Ann-103 Mongold, Doris-33, 34, 45 Morimitsu, Carol-34, 37, 103 Morris, Verna-34, 103 Murcer, Bobby-43, 45, 103 Murray, Dennis-37, 42, 103 Nichols, Jay-103 Nichols, Cherryl-103 Nelson, Jean-103 Neher, Sammy-45, 103 Osban, Leon-103 Osborn, Linda-103 Painter, Marcia-34, 37, 103 Parker, Daniel-103 Parker, Preston-45 Partain, Betty-23, 104 Patterson, Jacqueline-42, 100, 104 Pemberton, Helen-42, 104 Pendergraft, Barbara-104 Pennington, Phyllis-41, 104 Peterson, Oscar-45, 104 Phillips, Billy-104 Phillips, William-40 Pierce, Richard-37, 67, 83, 104 Pope, Patricia-104 Preston, Parker-104 Price, Cheryl-33, 104 Pritchett, Danny-31, 40, 42, 104 Ramsey, Barbara-104 Reynolds, James-104 Rhodes, Dwaine-83, 104 Richeson, Suzan-34, 104 Robinson, Gary-63, 104 Rose, Jerry-104 Ross, Wanda-104 Rowe, Brenda-33, 34 Rush, Jane-104 Salazar, Mary-104 Sanders, Rudy-104 Sandoz, Pat-42, 43, 63,'67, 104 Sanford, Tawanna-34, 104 Savage, Gwenna-31, 34, 42, l04 Schultz, Wilbur-104 Seal, Susan-38, 41, 42, 104 Savers, Joequetta-105 Shaw, Carol-105 Shell, Jackie-105 Shemwell, Rolana-105 Sherrell, Luther-43, 63 Simpson, Gail-31, 34, 50, 77, 105 Sinor, Carolyn-42, 105 sipe, Roddy-43, ea, 67, 105 , Smith, Janice-105 Smith, Linda-105 Smith, Pamela-105 Sneden, John-43, 63, 67, 84, 105 Sneden, Ronnie-100 Snider, Glen-105 South, Donald-105 Spradlin, Edwin-105 Stevens, Brenda-38, 45 Stone, Raymond-39, 105 Strawn, Ralph-105 Stringfellow, Sherry-105 Swink, Felicia-105 Taylor, Phyllis-105 Templin, Bill-37, 105 Temte, Lynn-33, 34, 105 Testerman, Sharon-105 Tevis, Leona-105 Thomas, Karen-105 Thompson, Charles-105 Thompson, Grace-105 Torres, Virginia-37, 42, 105 Trent, Beverly-34, 105 Trent, Edie-105 , Troxell, Carla-34, 105 Vandeveer, Odessa-105 Vaughn, Karen-33, 105 Waggoner, Pat-40, 105 Walker, Beverly-34, 105 Walker, Mike-105 Walls, Danny-105 Walters, Darrell-105 Werner, Bill-43, 63, 67, 105 White, Sandra-31, 34, 40, 104, 105 Whitehurst, Roberta-105 Vihtitthorne, Mickey-63, 67, 105 Williams, Gary-43, 63, 105 Williams, Tommy-39, 63, 105 Williams, Linda-38 Willis, Linda-34, 41, l05 Wilson, Connelou-34, 105 Wilson, Wilma-45, 105 Wood, Colleen-31, 34, 42, 105 Wrensch, Dana-39, 40, 83 Wright, Teresa-34, 45 Yancey, Lovie Ann-34, 105 Sth GRADE Abrams, Linda-94 Absher, Myra-94 Adams, Geraldine-94 Adams, Judy-42, 94 Anderson, Harold-31, 94 Arbuckle, Ida Mae-94 Ashley, Hazel-94 Cobb, Larry-954 Cohee, Ricky-81, 95 Coil, Clifford-95 Collins, Glen-95 Cook, Roger-95 Cooksey, Neta-36, 95 Corey, Clifford-95 Corwine, Richard-95 Cox, Marilyn-95 Culbertson, Sharon--95 Culp, James-95 Curry, Janice-95 Curtess, Sherri-31, 42, 95 Davis, Barbara-41, 42, 95 Davis, Carol Ann-33, 95 Davis, David-95 Davis, Mike-95 Davis Sherry-95 D'Elia, Ronnie-95 Baker, Judy-94 Ballard, Billy-94 Ballard, Rodney-94 Barioes, Roger-94 Barnes, Melba-94 Barnett, Dana-94 Barnett, Janet-36, 94 Barnett, linda-36, 94 Bateman, Ann-94 Bates, Bob-40, 94 Bauman, Randy-94 Beaty, Jane-36, 42, 94 Beck, Danny-40, 94 Belden, Judy-31, 42, 94 Bell, Jackie-94 Beltz, Eileen-94 Benefield, Billy-94 Bennett, Warren-94 1 Benson, Arlee-94 Berry, Barbara-94 Bishop, Pat-94 Bishop, Sharon-94 Bohrofen, Dwight-94 Bolton, Larry-94 Bookout, Janet-94 Boren, Larry-95 Boswell, Chris-94 Boswood, Karen-94 Bowen, Linda-94 Boyle, Clifford-95 Braden, Donna--95, 98 Brand, Janet-36, 42, 84, 95 Bray, Donna-95 Brogdon, Donnie-95 Brooks, Don-95 Brown, Cecil-95 Brown, Donna-95 Brown, Kay-36, 95, 98 Brumley, Gary-95 Buckles, Linda-95 Burton, Virginia-36, 37, 95 Calton, Robert-95 Campbell, Lois-95 Canada, Tommy-42, 63, 95 Carlton, Linda-95 Carroll, Marilee-36, 95 Carter, Carmen-33, 36, 95 Chafin, Paula-36, 95 Chambers, Donna-33, 36, 95 Cheatwood, Irene-95 Cheatwood, Shirley-95 Childers, Gary-40, 95 Choate, Camilla-31, 42, Circle, Charles-95 Circle, John-95 Clark, Vicky-36, 95 Cloer, Sharon-33, 95 Cobb, Barbara-95 95 Dennis, Gerald-37, 95 Dewey, Chester-95 Dodson, Karen-42, 95 Doverspike, Paulette-95 Eaton, Marion-95 Eckerd, Daniel-95 Edwards, Gary-95 Ennis, Nancy-95 Ervin, Kathy-36, 95 Everett, Bonnie-95 Fillmore, Elaine-95 Finley, Donnie-95 Fisher, Charles-95 Flatt, Donnell-36,X96 Fleming, Bobby-96 Flowers, Harold-96 Ford, Richardf96 Foshee, Jerry-37, 96 Foster, Tommy-42, 96 Fulbright, Alan-96 Gamble, John-94 Garrett, Rena-41, 96 Garrett, Tony-41, 96 Garrette, Ronnie-63, 96 Garrison, Freddy-96 Gibson, Eddie-96 Goodman, Linda-96 Gore, Grace-96 Gore, John-37, 96- Gover, Judy-96 Green, Patricia-96 Griffith, Linda-96 Gryder, James-96 Hall, Linda-42, 96 Hall, Richard-96 Hamilton, Diana-36, 96 Hammer, Geraldine-96 Hannigan, Richard-96 Harris, Carol-96 Harris, Jack-42, 96 Harris, Jill-36, 42, 84, 96 Hartman, Sandra-96 Haury, Ted-96 Hawthorne, Marvin-96 Helms, Sheryl-42, 96 Hembree, Larry-96 Henslee, Sharon-96 Herrin, Marvin-96 Hibstenberg, Benny-40 Hightower, Kay-42, 96 Hill, Carolyn-96 Hill, Lee-96 Hink, Karen-96 Hoff, Cynthia-96 Holland, James-96 Horn, Kenneth-96 Howell, Janice-96 Huckabee, Glen-42, 96 Hudson, Jr.-96 lvey, Nancy-96 Jantzen, Karen-40, 96 Jared, Bobby-40, 96 Jeter, Karon-36 Johnson, Toni-96 I Julian, Sharon-36, 96 Kelley, Jimmy-96 Kelley, Steve-96 Kelly, Nancy-96 Kemp, Ricky-63, 67, 96 Kerr, Judy-96 Kitchens, Warren-63, 96 Kuehnert, Linda-96 Lamb, Mark-41, 96 Lambert, Linda-96 Lane, Judy-31, 42, 96 Langley, Ronald-96 Larabee, Shirley-96 Lawrence, Steve-97 Lawrence, Teresa-96 Lee, Arthur-42, 97 Lee, Sharon-97 Long, Carolyn-97 Lynch, Everett-97 Lyons, Kenneth-37, 97 McAbee, Colene-42, 97 McCall, Joyce-31, 97 McComb, Vivian-36, 97 McCool, Morris-97 McCurdy, Beverly-31, 36, 42, 55, 84, 97 McGarry, Jerry-97 McKey, Clarence-97 McKilIips, Eydie-97 McLaren, Rodclie-97 McQuillan, Jack-31, 97 Mabee, Gayle-36, 42, 97 Mann, Roberta-97 Manney, Sherri-36, 97, 98 Manuel, Martha-97 Martin, Larry-97 Martin, Linda-33, 97 Masshore, Ronnie-97 Matula, Lynda-37, 42, 97 Maxfield, Shirley-97 May, Ralph-97 Mayes, Billy-97 Meyer, Brenda-36, 97 Middlebrook, Donnie-97 Middlestead, Larry-97 Miller, Patsy-36, 41, 42, 97 Moore, David-37, 42 Moore, Janice-36, 42, 97 Moore, Tommy-63, 97 Morgan, Dennis-97 Morgan, Janet-42, 97 Morgan, Wayne-97 Mowles, Inez-97 Mulleniz, Jo Ellyn-97 Musgrave, Eddie-97 Mustain, Tommy-97 Neal, David-97 Nelson, Ruth-97 Neuffer, Dewayne-37, 42, 97 Newell, Gary-94, 97 Nichols, Bobby-97 Nix, David-97 Nix, Helen-97 Nossaman, Naddie-97 Nunes, Jewel-97 Oakes, David-40, 97 Oldham, Dianna-97 Orr, Steve-97 Osban, Elizabeth-97 Owens, Walter-97 Parker, Elizabeth-97 Parnell, Barbara-97 Parnell, Linda-97 Pearce, Butch-97 Pearl, Glen-97 Pettit, Linda-42, 97 Pipkin, Phu-97 Poindexter, Carol-97 Potts, Jerry-98 Pratt, Delores-31, 98 Praytor, Ann-9B Prewitt, Ronnie-98 Pritchett, Brunell-36, 42, 98 Proctor, Tamra-42, 98 I40 Quinton, Tommy--98 Rachels, 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Roger-99 Thompson, Sharon-99 Townsen, Carolyn-99 Townsend, Virginia-99 Trammell, Tommy--99 Trent, Judy-99 Trotter, Brenda-99 Turner, Wayne-99 Underwood, Cecil-99 Van Curen, Freddy-99 Vanchuyfer, Danny-99 Vice, Leslie-99 Votaw, Arles-99 Wade, Judy-33, 42, 99 Wade, Robert-31, 42, 99 Wahlquist, Paul-99 Walden, Guy-99 Ward, Dennis-99 Ward, Jimmy-99 Webster, Gwenell-99 Weeden, Judy-99 Wells, Jesse-99 Wester, Eddie-42, 99 Whale, William-99 Whaley, Pam-36, 42, 49, 99 Wilbanks, Melba-85, 99 Williams, Velma-99 Williamson, Frankie-99 Willis, Donna-99 98, 104 Wirt, Melvina-33, 36, 41, 99 Wise. Cheryl-33, 36, 99 Wise, Sharon-99 Wooten, Linda-99 Wylis, Lynn-99 Young, Larry-99 Young, Roy-40, 41, 99 7th GRADE Adams, Bobby-88 Adams, Sandra-88 Alford, Wayne-88 Allen, Jimmy-88 Allen, Vicky-88 Alsup, Linda-88 Arbuckle, Marilyn-88 Archer, Peggy-88 Armstrong, Gerald-8 Armstrong, Marsha- 8 Aubrey, Stanley-B8 Audnicki, Johnny-88 Aycox, Dianna-41, 88 Ballard, Edward-88 Barnett, Judy-36, 88 Batty, Hank-88 Berry, Ronnie-31, 88 Blackburn, Jerry-88 Blackwell, Cluade-88 Blake, Mike-33, 88 Bogle, Dennie-B8 Bohrofen, Tom-88 Boone, Barbara-B8 Boren, Ramona-41, 88 Boyd, Frank-88 Brantley, Christine-88 Brazzeal, Larry-88 Breeden, Claudia-88 Brock, Doyle-88 Brogden, Jan-88 Bronson, Linda-88 Brown, Betty-88 Brown, Butch-88 Brown, Judy-88, 90 Brown, Larry-Al Brown, Richard-88 Bruce, Larry-88 Burditt, Connie-88 Burns, Robert-88 Burton, Bruce-41 Burton, William-B8 Byington, David-88 Byrd, Vickie-89 Carico, Carol-89 Carter, Barry-89 Carter, Kenneth-89 Carter, Paula-89 Carter, Ronnie-89 Chance, Gary--31, 4l, 89 Chenoweth, Duane-89 Cheshier, Richard-89 Chrispens, Paulette-89 Church, Larry--31, 89 Clark, James-89 Clark, Sharon-89 Cleveland, Darlene-B9 Cobb, Carl-89 Coffey, Jerry-89 Cole, Bobby-89 Cole, Larry-89 Coleman, Sharon-89 Coots, Sharon-89 Copeland, Larry-89 Copher, Barbara-89 Copher, David-89 Cothran, Lelia-31, 37, Cottrell, Jerry-B9 Cravens, Gary-89 Crews, Ken--41, 89 Cross, Dean-89 Crow, Holly-89 Curtess, Steve-41, 89 Curtis, Linda-89 Curtis, Vonda-89 Darnell, Sherri-89 Davis, Betty-89 88. 89 Davis, Dave-89 Davis, Edith-41, B9 Davis, Lawrence-89 Depuy, Kay-89 Dobbins, Frances-37, 89 Doran, Paul-89 Drake, Don-89 Driver, Bobby-89 Drumright, Shirley-89 Dycus, Loretta-B9 Eckel, Virginia-89 Elrod, Joe-89 Ezell, Rosie Mae-89 Falls, Emerson-89 Fent, Richard-90 Fields, Mary-90 Fillmore, Charles-90 Findley, Mike-90 Fisher, Pat-90 Followwill, Linda-90 Followwill, Ricky-90 Fout, Galen-90 Frieson, Wayne-90 Fullbright, Carolyn-90 Fulton, Henry-90 Funderburk, Henry-90 Gay, Myra-90 Gilbert, 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