Hale High School - Patriot Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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nhs 178 national merit NHS fna shun al on er sa si e tel An intellectual organization that requires a 3.2 grade average, a dollar, and an appetite for donuts. They are usually stereotyped as an organiza- tion full of dull, uninspired bookworms, who read the Constitution for kicks, although, they've entertained themselves with skating parties and dart throws despite the well-earned average. But for others it was more than paying a single dollar for membership dues. It was upholding the pride and tradition of Nathan Hale High School and an excuse for having a good time. Randy Tucker. ational Merit fna shun al mer etj Three who put forth an effort to earn the title of National Merit Semi-Finalist. The Sat- urday morning PSATXNMSQT tests, hitting the old hooks, the square root of 9 is 3, and the jokes are the price that's paid to he the best. They're really just normal people, but upon receiving brains they stood in line twice. is it To H, -gill 40' Mike Calvert, vice-president: Gale Bennett, president: Carla Brockmeier, secretary: Babette Baily, treasurer .lames Tyra. .lov Toney .

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Nancy Adams Cindy Allen Nancy Andrasko Babette Ballev Cindy Baird Terri Beard Louann Beatty Gale Bennett James Benz Cathy Blrchall Carla Brockmeler Mike Calvert Norman Clark Liz Crewson Dan D Ambroslo Dale Farmer Pam Furlong Paula Gilmore Steve Haney Ted Alexander Brenda Bates Mary Ann Booker Susan Bower J 1m Boyd Rusty Brumble Madeleine Buitlnk John Burnett Lloyd Capps Rachel DeArman Debbie Doty Janet Eng Becky Farley Brian Frost Cindy Fyffe Karen Gimlin Kathy Harper Theresa Ballard Warren Barnes Brent Barron Julia Beights Janet Black Shelley Blessing Beth Bodien David Boley Monte Bright Cindy Brooks Mike Brown Margie Chambers Allison Clay Cindy Collins Rhonda Cornwell Elizabeth Cox Janie Davidson Angela Durbon Ferral Endsley Danny Facker SENIORS Liz Hanley Loren Haughland Vince Hightower Kim Inkster Debbie Johnson Carolyn Jones Linda Judd Marsha Kammeyer Jeff Kendall Susan Lewis Dayna Lower Virginia Lowery Phil McCoy Paula McDan1els Mona McGarrah Kelly McQu1ddy Becky Maddox Lisa Montgomery First Year Lynell Heatley Robert Howland Cmdy Johnson Jerri Kumery Barbara McLaughlin Cmdy Miller Mark Morrlsett Marilyn Moseley Toni Norman Jocelyn Pederson Jack Rackleff Louise Richards Lesa Sadler Steve Sager Sandy Sartin Debra Sasser Alan Scharf J U IORS Perri Fanfulik Cindy Fehrenbacher Jim Fortier Pete Glavas Rhonda Hall Susan Haxel Rick Heidebrecht Suzie Hicks Sheryl Hogg Eric Hohmann Derek Hoover Kevin Jones Cindy Lansford Danny Lauderdale Brian Leehan Jim Lefler Dianne Long Mark McAdow Ron Mayfield Merissa Melrose Kathy Mullin Greg Nelson Laura Padden Melody Robbins John Rule Mike Scott Byron Sims Ronald Spanke Lisa Staires Roxanne Stall Randy Tucker Janet Umphrey Jim Van Derwiele Meredith Wallace Tina Walters Suzanne Wehmeyer Julie Whitney Steven Wise Debbie Simpson Nadine Stem Susan Strance Carolyn Sullivan Bruce Taton Cindy Thompson Patty Thurman Mitch Todd Joe Toney Karen Vanscoy Mike Wehmeyer Lynn Wiesman Paula Williams Rhonda Wimpey Mimi Yates Nancy Young Keith Montgomery Vickie Moorman Steve Nolan Judy Northrup Bruce Powers Mike Readinger Cindy Roberts Robert Sager Carla Smith Paula Smith Karen Smithey Celia Stall Lisa Stolley Linda Thomas Mary Tieperman Sandra Trummel Rick White Mark Woodard Rhonda Zimmerman NA-UONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3,94 Estif n S 177 nhs Jean Ann Craig Emily McCright Tina Vaughan x ' N x I

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november seniors 179 october seniors Cheryl Davis and Joel Sellers November Seniors fno vem bre scene yoursj November brought the question Does man have the right to decide ho lives or dies?,' A very important question concerning the Karen uillan case in which she holds onto life by the aid of a respirator. The long awaited death of Franco, president of Spain. The big shuffle f Colby, Kissinger, and Schlesinger being removed from their positions nd the CIA and FBI investigations wrap up the month of November. November found Joel Sellers and Cheryl Davis as the boy and girl of he month. Cheryl is a member of HMH, FSA, and Senior Board. She is lso secretary-treasurer of the USA. Joel, a member of Senior Board, CA, and USA, also plays baseball and wrestles. October Seniors fok to bre scene yoursj October brought the Cincinnati Beds the World Championship of Baseball and Muhammad Ali retained his title of Heavyweight Cham- pion ofthe World. A first in history happened when Hirohito, emperor, of Japan visited the United States. The first Japanese emperor to do so. October also saw the tragic crisis of New Yorkis economic downfall. The month of ghosts and goblins welcomed Mike Rollins and Cindy Fyffe as the month's boy and girl. Mike a member of FCA, NHS, and a delegate to Boys' State also plays football and baseball. Cindy is a mem- ber of FBLA, NHS and is recording secretary for FSA. She also is a member of the COE work program. 'F M., . r S' Cindy Fyffe and Mike Rollins