Bacone College - Warrior Yearbook (Muskogee, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1986 volume:

WARF-HCR '86 Baoone College Muskogee, Oklahoma voLuME 53 ' Students ........ 1 5 Organizations ..... 35 Sports ..... . . . 57 Honors ..... . . . 65 Academics ....... 71 Highlights. . . . . .87 Cosing 3 X x X 5...... s Baeone College begins a second century in Muskogee, it also welcomes a new generation of students. It is a generation filled with many of the same hopes and dreams as generations past, and yet it is like no other. It is a generation with unique tastes in clothing styles, movies, music, television and even food. It is a generation that lives against the hackdrop of a high tech world lilled with growing pains. The New Generation wore clothes of mainly Hawaiian V M. k Am., - , . 3, 5' A- fl-If print. It also donned only the darkest sunglasses, as eharaeterized in the movie Risky Businessf, Anything punk was popular, from spiked heels to spiked hair, and of course, anything 5'cool was hot. ' At the movies, the New Generation cheered on the reemergence of 60s soul singer Tina Turner, and watched as she put Mel Gibson to the test in Mad Max: Beyond Thunder- domef' It chopped its way through the jungles of Vietnam with Sylvester Stallone's 'if' lk its ? fi Y.. ,R A XC ,-.hx . at v wg., ' M3- kii ' 4 1 1. LETS EAT --- Chuck Caldwell, Cable, and Wade Bad Heart Bull loa their plates at the Back to School Pi at Honor Heights Park. 2. RUN, RODNEY, RUN -- R Freeman makes a quick exit ol Samuel Richards Hall. 3. DAY'S END -- Richard Lar Daniel Bear and Nick Reed play at evening game of football. , 4-. FANS -- Stephanie Tarpalechee, l' Anderson and Pam Sullivan cheen their flag football team. it! P '5 Rambo, went Back to the Future with Michael J. Fox, and was saddened by the deaths of such actors as Ruth Gordon, Orson Welles, and Yul Brynner. Television technology reached a high point for this generation. Cable, video cassettes, and satellite dishes provided vast new entertainment choices. .,1,q .W , .A .,Y. K F X... ea a M, 91' A NiewAGeneration ,fy 'nw n as f Q -v ..---pu 4- A New Generation 51 'ills' i 0 uk 'f w 's Shui ' --W-w , G- 5511, f I r lk M Q ,M On commercial TV, the New Generation fought injustice with Miami Vice,', indulged itself with Dynasty, and was won over by The Cosby Show? Billy Crystal of Saturday Night Livev fame had America saying You look MAH- VELOUS! Meanwhile, Martin Short of the same show had everyone saying: I must say! TV fiction was ohen compared to real life, and vice versa. Some comparisons were even made between English Comp. class, and The Young and the 1. COMPARING NOTES - Mike Sands, Lillian Harjo, and Gwen Little fill in gaps in their notes. 2. ONE MORE LOOK -- Kim Dillard looks over her text one more time before going to class. 3. GETTING DOWN TO BASIC -- Doug Stephen helps Troy Reed with a BASIC program. 4-. RESEARCH, AND MORE RESEARCH - Deborah Russell finds the sophomore year means more time in the library. s.,,s.s W' 1 u u'J elf' E 1'.-f 4 2 A 3 V W is i sii ' N ' W K .s:.,,,s -,i 1 S Q ,. 4A 3 1 5. 1 1 5 , T! f . .U Ge. 3 ' 3 75 'W .:f,. -1453 b i qw ash .Q rj x I-fif i, ', , V , ,M ' V V ,iz 'f TS 2 ' 2, . - V 1 PM fx i 3 1 K R , 's' V' X ..' 4 4 ' ff, 1+ f4.,.s. .1, ' .Q ,ww 4' W. V ww ma, 1, ' W Qv 4.5 'gui f T 'QL wr' 2A f , ','ef .,,,, , ,. , , .,.,,,,, - f ff,, ,fr-Vf7 , f K wc: ,ig ,gs : Vrk: VL,' ,,7,' M wma 1 - ' as 2 5 ,. 11 -'-- -- aa Q 1 3A The New Generation saw the dawn of the age of the benefit concert. It tuned in to watch the Live Aid concert that brought the talents of musicians in the United States and Britain together via satellite to combat world hunger. Country singer Willie Nelson followed up with the Farm Aid benefit to raise money for America's financially beleaguered farmers. 1. BETWEEN CLASSES --- Connie McGhin waits for her next class. I 2. HANGING OUT - Rick Brown and Connie George at the Student Center. 3. BACONE VICE - Kevin Watson does his impersona- tion of Miami Vice-'s Don Johnson. 4. STURMY WEATHER -- Shirley Wilson dons her foul weather gear. A New Generation 9 Mtn V AQM3 -gi. 34 n 5 L :gnu-A , ,W . w 'f bmw. 4? 42 Q U. .-vdkisfmf-2f.yHj.k:,:w:-an . 1. 1 4--4,,f1 -ii ,,, i ,, . A- Us . - 0 ' . f I 7' 'W VW ,gee-Q. - ,. h mummy , 'A 4' . ,',, 1 , A I W., -Yi V V V, 1 T ,.V, A L LV A ,AQ , if H V a s 'W r a M we .5 'H H 1 5- If'-'-Q Aff' Q w 'tix 'in WM following the devastating earth- quake that ripped through that country. f'an-unwnvg., 4, The New Generation wa V A treated to the historic return 0 'a an 1 he sh Q ,Q V... ,,1M ., Halley's Comet. As we looke ' skyward, we could not help bu A 5 i f feel hopeful. X Of course some things neve ,V change. There are students who ff gather aahh 1 ee Q h 7 , K 7 l' 12 A New Generation 1 A lf l Q, mit' Q',fQ4 , 15.1 y W a if gf.. f -- 1 4,,,f, W, ,, .3 4 A 2 ,i , W?,3t?f .gg l , 4 fl,, so 15 It 1 v v as 1 if H ' Qs. '5, ax v .f ' S 9 ,. 3. at' 1 Q 'I Q' . -v i, l twin, 6 aw 4, t ' v QQ illii than iff ali 'sr ,I f Q n n I H-Hula-u....,,,, ss., 6 .gm , , -1 k' y MD Lx' ' ' W, I K' f ,, 'lA' ' ' M' - 4.. , L M to compare notes on the instruc- tors, and instructors who gather to compare notes on the ,f , l- 'V iv. , , 73... . 5 I 5 N V f r , as xl M 5' 74 y ti' fx 4 'NAd? ,n 8',f : '? K yd 1 Y 1 if . 1 , :js 1' Vt' V by-:ff 1,55 .LJA 1 5 , 315, . .. Hail : V gn J, K ,, 7. students. The tests and homework look remarkably the same from year to year. There are always complaints about cafeteria food. Then, there are the numerous staircases, which no doubt previous generations have labored up and down. 1. MUNCHIES -- April Ross looks less than excited s I ,, . 4-A soup. A about Sack Lunch Day at the cafeteria. 2. BENCH WARMERS -- Kelly Howell, an uniden- tified student, and Duke Tsoodle pass time visiting. 3. LUNCHTIME -- Kevin Daigle enjoys a hot bowl of 4-. PICNIC IN THE PARK -- Jonathan Dukes and Tony Miller pick out their steaks. A New Generation 13 WW' s f' if x 5 'Nz l e...Het-weffrf 1:0 if 1 13 4, gd, ,QV u 57 , if ,if if-, -I A 1 A F ' . ,va Il . ,,, . , 5'4 . ,LO it-11:-fuggsqgi rf :P , ,, l . : 5 4 4-N Qyrbr-X 'rf ' , ,gli ,f nf'1 .i9'if 1 ji V.: 515 ,gk 31- 1 ',,.. K .Wm Q 1 , s ' 41551: Sa Y, ff? 1 X R ,meg ,... Q ',.i mq!,5A -MW . M . w ' N Wa, - K . 3 ' J. '. ' vf - , ,L I 4- V ,V .M . , ,gg li' P aus frhwupf- g ' ' :1 Sa- , 'L -f -,Q + ' ' fls . 5 S . ,. -ie' .W a W gp-...gn ,,,,.. 4A an-M' - ' Often misunderstood, i W 2 sometimes by others, moreover , M Q' by ourselves, we are that genera- ! tiong proud of what might be, N' g proud of what once was. We 'k have only our predecessors to thank for preserving the spirit of 1' y Bacone for generations to come. K :ff 'F So to pre-1936 Baconians: it is Q ffffl you we salute for keeping Baconels tradition alive but it is to the future we must now look m x, for as you were once, we are now, a New Generation. : ' VVV: H k g l-'14 A New Gem-rntinn ' Q ful, , x. V , . if ' . , is 3 WMM kswvvw L y y ,v W I .Mu ,A , was We gg -24,4 fi -v M w '.,.tLL ,, K' if .C It I'- 1. . W 5.-.1 9 0,4 up 'Q 'O I .'A ' o I uv 1313 lo, YO Om vl O I 6 i l iv., 'f I O a '. ',, 8 ,nl I I 5 ' .' . ' g' gf! 1 ' f,, . U 'Q' ' Q o ,, 'J' 'rf Q '9 JO, ' , ob ,Q 0, 'er . ' 5 J ' .0 H . , f ' H f 'a A 'nj .Dfw p. ' ' C 1 '. on Q .I o'x ' Q' 430 ' C af' -. 9 O nnfv- Sufw sink' 1 Belly S. Acker Marlene Alsip Darlene Amwalker Mike Anderson Sophomores soph is try isof is trei n pl tries l bubtly fallacious reasoning or disputation 2 The art or methods of the Greek Sophists Synonvms casuistr vision fallacy hair ara ogism evtirica tion o hism subterfuge triekery 0 Athe ragic poet Soph o cle'an at oph 0 more fsof 9 mor morl n ln Amen high schools, colleges, and universities having a four--year course, a secondfyear student. lEarlier sophomer a dialectician 4mplmm. var. of SOPHISM Cdef.1J, because they studied ialecticsg later infl, in meaning by Gk. wphns ' mziros a fooll sop - - ' - J. Of, pertaining to, or like a sophomoreg hence. marked by a shallow assumption of learning or by empty grandiloquenceg immutureg cal- low. Also soph'o-mor'i-cal. -soph'o-mor'l- cal-ly adv. S0-phy1s6'fEJ n. Obs. A title formerly given to kings of Persia: also S0'phi. I 4Persian Safklwi, a Persian royal familyl So-phyfs6'feJ A diminutive of SOPlllA. We j ,IeffArnetl Deborah Battice Roy Bill Ella Boinly . 3 g William Bowler Marcella Brown Priscilla Brown Rhonda Brown 16 Sophomores K V, ,F 5 'ig 9 K. Wade Bad Heart Bull 41A Q' Monica Cochran Millie Jean Colbert Elaine Haddox km 'pd .lata il .J 44 Chuck Caldwell 5 ,, v, .f 2-Q, 'Un 6 'sf il ' ' 1 .W - f if 'V 11 3' if W, ,H ' , y V C . l irq Denise Coker Ella Bointy gets that crucial first cup of coffee. ,. if S' A, .. Edith Engavo Darlene Colden Kim Golden 92 Donna Hapeman Jim Harris Kirsten Hartzell Sophomores 17 in 1 YA: Sophomores Delores Hauck M Melissa Johnson , .K , ,W W , A. Carl Kelley ART TALK - Michael Simmons, right, gels some pointers from noted Indian artist Ben lbw 4,,,p4,,,a Ted Lowery Janice Manuel Manuel Marshall Fern McCrillis Pam Noah Kathleen Oliver 18 Sophomores Gwen Little Orlando McCarty Rebecca Ondelacy Af? f' in 'Y 3? 1 'l Q 4 I Q F23 E 1 ff z 3 5 1 Harris Parks Elizabeth Peterson '!dre,,,, Jesse Reed Randy Renfro 2 3 I Steve Pigeon Donna Price Q., ,,..n ,,, Q3' Lunelle Rice Robin Sanders ' 2 E HK s XX ' V. Q vii X P , g, I 1 Leland M. Shemayme Nam-Nm ., 3' ' X:uau Michael Simmons GETTING AWAY - Souad Sullani Ends some quicl lime in the Student Lounge. Sophomores 19 Sophomores Q! ,,.as .s xr- PHIX 'X'l'l'I HY HS 4 llnris johnson got-5 invngulln. Kan-n Slinlu-r Yodru Smith 'Dr '00- flw. np.. df' x jon Slllylllf' Lindy Sonrjnhn 'Q- ' 'half vw gunz' X L Rivhard Spinks Trisha Spinkf-a , . l, ff 3, , :gy ' Q - , ww'- uk, !W ,, ,Q A1 ,. 1 Juanita Sullnn Suzanne- Swurd 20 Sophmnorn-s Connie- Sturge-on Silas Sunday ,pr V PV! .4-W' M, Mivlwlla- Ya-sp:-r Uorindu W1-:dll-y Opening New Doors For the Class of 19B6,' two years of hard work vanw lu an ond al Cnmmenvv- me-nt cs-rvmonir-sa, which were held Mhy I 7, al Bacon? M1-morial Chapel. For the- Nvw Gmmratiun. graduation mvanl leavu ing thv familiar and opening new doors. l L llrzielnanff Sharon Apple Patrick Audilet Robert C. Baird FYGSl'lITlSI'1 stream lllllilllltlllltlll 2 streun 7 lrr-sh man ifresh in-my n pl men l rnwnl A student in the hrst ye'1r of the course in College, high school, etc. ,. - . c nr,-wotbrlmlf. ll'er- taining to or living in lresh water. 2 llxpe- rienced In sailing on fresh walcr nnlyg hence, llfllflllIlCll10l- no experience. 3 Inland: not situated on the coast. 4.U.S. Not well knowng somewhat provincial: a fresh-wafer college. 5 Untraincdg unskilled. frr-s-nel Uri-nel'J n. Physics A unit of wave frequency, equal to l0'2 cycles per second. lafter A. J. Fresnell Frcs-nel tfrzi-neI'J, Augustin Jean, 1788-1827, French physicist, fres-no tlrez'n6J n. pl. -nncs or -nos A wide, shallow, scooplike, metal scraper for moving earth. Also fresno scraper. Ialter lfrvsnn, Cal., where first rnadel Fres-no llrez'n6J A city in central Calilornia. ,WEN .s Melissa Barnett fret' tfretj in fret-ted. fret-ting til. I To irritateg Monty Beck 22 Freshmen Daniel Bear Robbie Belcher Kae Berry Cheryle Baker Eric Battiesl Debbie Bear Mamie Birehem jf f, f F -X I Annie Blackbird George Blanchard . ,,,,1 l RlENDLY CONVERSATION - Posey Hall lounge. ,,Z.W,,, ,, Myron Bolin Tina Boston Linda Roberts and Daniel Bear visit in the MMM Vince Brooks Eleanor Brown Rick Brown Darwin Cabaniss 5454 'l1u 'b 'Q oiio, Kimberly Charlie Sherri Childress Sabrina Coffer Sarah Cole Freshmen 23 in ax KMA QWWH Lila Cornshucker Willie Crawford Freshmen Pam Davis Israel DeLaRosa BETWEEN CLASSES - Victor Ceasar and Marsha Davis chat between classes. M812 We Sii. 'YW z Phyllis Dixon Vicki Dreadfulwaler 4 W I nz '35 Q ' ,,, ' fz 'i' N Laura Ducan . Charles Dunlap 24- Freshmen Loren Drywater Jody Dunn i ez! '4 2 A Jonathon Dukes i,1,g5 , 45? V if f' ' , :wwf e M 5 Troy Edwards Neoma Eli Kay Enkey Lisa Fishinghawk aww Max Fixico Teddi Fixico Rodney Freeman ,X A A , . CATCHINC UP ON THE NEWS - Michael Johnny brushes up on current events. Dana Fixico I j ,, VV Rena Freemont Consuela Garcia Angela Gatewood Freshmen 2 YW YYYY Y Y Y mfjjh Judy Gilleland Lisa Cilslrap Alma Green Leah Haley Collen Harjo Velda Harland l if Tammy Harjo Shirley Hart Shirley Hendrickson 26 Freshmen Wilma Hill Freshmen JAMMIN' - Tony Miller rocks tothe heal of his own Walkman Angela Holmes , ff tg f Lf My QW INTERNATIONAL STUDENT - Emmanuel Onyia, a nalive of Nigeria, studies in the colleze librarv, Kelly Howell MQW we-W Renelda Humphrey Don Hundley Lorraine Ignacio fm gwf-M'-'Q Arlinda Joe Michael Johnny Kim J ones ff., ' - V ,, ,,,, Q,Q:ffWf i' 515 I an Howard il i Derrick Hughes r -fr Larry jackson Steve Keilfer Freshmen 27 diwfw f www ,, . Lam-v Kelley Betty Ke-lly jeffrey King if Lisu King Richard Larm-y Carolin Lightfoot Freshmen i'ii'i5if'Xiif1li f iiuimiiiv Hx-li-il1'lAsc-uiwin-sibrlvferilllu-sliuraxpnpvr 28 Fre-slllm-ll ,CQ f Thomas Mackey Sheryl Martin Jimmy King fmiixif 1 Evie Luvlhje Stacy Mainini H394 fi Y v E X 5 Marilyn Mc-Coy Jenny McDaniel wg. . 1-..- Michellf' Meeks COMPARINC NOTES - Wayne Sumkzl and Tammy Harju study for ll lest. W ' N , , I my 'V 1. M ff , sf we Jfqw s M, Q Marvin Moore Miriam Morris Thanh Ngo Anthony Noddy f M41 Wham-...,,....1,i ,l' ,.1 'S Howard Parker Carla Peace ,lm-ssie Pitchlynn juni Pills Freshmen 29 Barbara Polumbus ,,, K,., ' , r,Kr, lfiiii if y R ',, , 1 , , A eeel ii RX Carolyn Reynolds gallant, Missenah Poolaw 'lhlu.,Q..w Jesse J. Rigsby 8 f' Charles Posloak Keith Rivers Elizabeth Reed M A0 ,f Marc Roberta up HN, V3 is ' .i K H 'Q ir ' is Q R x V l Shelly Rogers ff 53 f ' X 5 , ' or VV ,I ll Q if Q13 Q 9 , 'Q' i I , ,X ig 143 if Ilifilifieglgyw , my - ik-'FN we -' Q ' 4 is I ' vi April Ross SPECTATORS - Arlinda Joe and Evie Luethje lalk basketball, while Jeffrey King, Michael johnny, Max Fixico and Russell 30 Freshmen Thompson watch flag football. Freshmen WW 2 Keith Salazar NO ISOZOSP wyn- CHARLES YELLOWEYES on anti-Bozo patrol. Mark Schoener 'Vin .:e3f,,w,'T .W ,lay Seymour Troy Shields Troy Simmons WW Rob Stewart Joyce Stock Pam Sullivan Clifford Sands . , 'W we t, fy ff 'Q ' L5 ,, I ,Q A , ,V V , , '.1, ,.,, W Marvin Schuh QQ! Rosalyn Spinks Sound Sultani Freshmen 3 1 N n ew Wayne Sumka dw-...L 1' Cary Don Sweeney Quint' Marland SwiR and more Freshmen ......wwfA: Q-..--.1-, 5 -- x.,k M Q.. . he 1- , iii, 1--Mf'?f'e mmf? ' 'SIU'-iiiln IH- Y5 S KF ,N ,,., i .go Stefanie Tarpalechee Angelia Teehee Clyde Thompson ,e , n . e e g,w'1g've.+1 fai E.1f . ' . , ' ,-..: ' Q f f4,hqCvSF lie QY5' - sw 1 ' . ' 'W' -' nv' A, . .' Db .4 03 v , s Q51 v ri-3534: 32 Freshmen V , 'Q PAM SULLIVAN and Jessie Pilchlynn grab a Coke before class. Jeraldeane Tiger Valerie Tootsie Leo Weavel Shirley Wilson Charles Yelloweyes X 343, ' gzrgfzef- ' W V -ff , 4 QW-1 Q. is 5 Janice Warren Dion Washington Kevin Watson 'rw ,.ff my Patricia Weidel Teka Wesley John Wilmoth fl Debbie Worley Ahnie Yandell Lillie Yargee Sherri Zelnick Darin Zotigh Freshmen 33 ,. kykkr. , Y' , , N' .'W? 5. if P' as 1 M. fl 3 . k57'k sk, Q 1 1 34- Rodeo Queen grealzman eigna A lgoaleo ueen Stefanie Tarpalechee, 18, represented her tribe as Creek Nation Rodeo Queen. The Morris freshman attended the Indian Rodeo Finals at Albe- querque, N.M. Tarpalechee's reign was to last through 1987. Tarpalechee is a 1985 graduate of Morris High School. 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Its purpose was to foster nursing students' ie?,'.fii421f.5'H e. f,,- . fft,,, -f X interest in professional nursing L. organizations and to prepare them for membership upon graduation. The BNS also 'L functions as an adjunct to com- fy, 2.5112 2 sf., .fierfeie 22 2 2 ,.: ,.ff,ee.?2ze-ne. 2 fi. if-L:ves,'fwie?4sf25e,? f ig w,,.?1efgge,fQ::- J ' e:Sz5?i1:5r . munity health resources and en- ,, .2 K courages students to participate ii i1 in local and state health X functions. 1 tsnde 1. BNSA MEMBERS - Back: Renee X 'iii' 5'7 Campbell, Elaine Haddox, Suzanne A Svard, Valerie Rolland, Liane Robetson. Front: Larry Edwards, Cheryl Washington, Sherie Hammick, Debbie LJV: Worley, Margaret! Scraper. I 2. Back: Lisa Engram, Joan McGraw, , JeNile Aldridge, Melanie Meiiiil, Shirley . Hart. 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PHOTOCRAPHER - Kevin Watson lines up a shot. 4. PUBLICATIONS CLUB MEMBERS - Kneeling: Robbie Belcher. Standing: Steve Kinder fadviserl, Shirley Wilson, Trish Spinks, Rosalyn Spinks. On Ladder: Kevin Watson and ,lon Smythe. A- I .. 4 sl 1 HV' 1 Rad Tech The Radiologic Technology Club was involved in several types of preprofessional ac- tivities for the future radiologic technologists. Ten students attended the Oklahoma Society of Radio- logical Technologists in November, which was in Chickasha. The seminar was held in conjunction with Na- tional Radiologic Technology Week. Members of the Rad Tech club were also involved in several on campus activities dur- ing the school year. 1. RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY CLUB - Tonya Ross, Larry jackson, April Ross, Janie Warren, jan Grant, Annie Yandell, and sponsor, Ken Lyon. 43 Radiologic Technology I 'I 'I vi. 1 I Science Club Science Club members par- ticipated in activities that were both fun and educational, such as trips to the Tulsa State Fair and Robber's Cave. l. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS - From Right: Jeff Arnett, Lunelle Rice, Trish Spinks, Patsy Carlton, and sponsors Marilynn Kish and Pat Stephen. Fifi a Q v fe 5 'sg 1' W A x Science Club 4-9 Saddle Club Club Hits Happy Trails The newest student club on s campus, the Bacone Saddle Club, was organized in November to give students an 'Rf' I 1. opportunity to work with horses while under supervision, accor- ding to Alfred 0. Cinkel, college 3 president. The club began with six horses which were kept at the campus barn. The club received two saddles, donated by Muskogee City Coun- cilman Jim Tackett, who is also a member of the Bacone Nursing Advisory Council. I A 2 V l 2 l X f 'Y 3 4 pkg!! as f' . d 5ss's 'Ev- . ,,,,,, .N -arffq 50 Saddle Club as 2 1,1 ,,.,f- ' .rf ' 'N K N M ,,,. - p ..' M ,,Wf K ,f A W- MMM, ,,...f-' fi' W, I wif ' M M- ff ' ,W ' ' ,,4- 'N' f M,,. '- V,,, ff' ' ' I ,,.f ,I M ff l. SADDLE CLUB 1 Front: Kevin Wat- son, Jefl' King. Back: Richard Spinks, Dorinda Wesley, Susan YoungDog, Jay Seymour, sponsor, Cecil James. 2. Tina Boston and Dorinda Wesley lead Chicken Truck. 3. Jay Seymour calms his trusty steed. 4. Lyle Cable shows off his equestrian form. 5. Cheryl Chemah bridles a horse. V 5. J xp K 9 Officers of the club were Dorinda Wesley, presidentg Richard Spinks, vice presidentg and Susan Young Dog, secretary. Club members include Tina Bostong Jimmy Kingg Jay Seymourg Pam Sullivang Dion Washingtong and Kevin Watson. The Saddle Club was open to all students. Cecil James, husband of Bacone counselor Ruth James, devoted his time to sponsor the club. James was very helpful in making the club a success. 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Senate Group Hosted Dances, Activities Planning student activities was the main function of the Bacone Student it Senate. The Senate sponsored several dances during the school year, and provided input into the planning of Z7 other student activities. Senate of- ficers were Lyle Cable, sophomore, presidentg Denise Coker, sophomore, vice president, Robbie Belcher, freshman, secretary, and Cheryle Baker, freshman, treasurer. 54 Student Senate fl' F ? U 1. MEETINGS - Denise Coker and Dana Boomer listen to Halloween Dance plans. 2. OFFICERS - Denise Coker, vice presidentg Doug Stephen, faculty sponsorg Lyle Cable, presidentg Robbie Belcher, secretaryg and Cheryle Baker, treasurer. 3. HAPPY FEET - Lillian Harjo and Marlon Johnston dance to the heat at the Senate Hallo- ween Dance. 4. MORE MEETINGS - Richard Spinks and Lyle Cable listen carefully to the discussion of plans for the Halloween Dance. 5. DANCE FEVER - lsrael DeLaRosa and Pam Sullivan dance the night away. K 5 Student Senate 55 ye ye in Makes Dorm Life Easier Providing student input into the policies governing dorm, the Student Residence Hall Association was com- prised of ofticers elected from each dormitory floor. I I 1' Q use 1 w X'-7 V 3 xi e I .elf-2912. ,SN-if f . ,sri . g gpg iyffgyzggam W if t xii it f We 1. McCOY HALL OFFICERS - Jody Dunn, vice presidentg Kevin Daigle, presidenlg and floor representatives Rick Brown, Dennis Slack and Mike Simmons. 2. POSEY HALL OFFICERS - Leah Haley, floor representativeg Connie McGhin, floor representativeg Myron Bolin, presidentg Miriam Morris, vice presidentg Camille Craven, floor reprensentativeg Lillian Harjo, iloor represen- lativeg and Becky Ondelacy, floor representative. S V . 1 t. yi Law I 56 SRHA A Z 403 Warriors Set Sights On Playoffs The Bacone Warriors Baseball team had something to prove this year with only four returning players. The young Warriors spent many days on and 011' the Held preparing for the 86 season. The fall season for the War- riors proved to be a good one as the Warriors rode high all fall preparing to meet the challenge still ahead. -1 .,..- ,, rf - 58 Baseball rr f -i ,- , .4 .- N W M- ' anti, gg W , N , V M- ,- si, 1 ,ty M . . Kfth 7 0 iaith v 9 I 4 , , fa. - W 4 r.- r 7 .9 ' . --, ' I , gf , L A ' 5 Q , ata' , . aff-, yi, at 5 A --gtk 13 ,, -, y av , ,.,, . . , Qs. - ,of ajfrjti' lf., 1 . Q .,f Ig rp Ava xv: , .NL A 5 Nu, , 'rf ', M.-. N, 1 , f ,. A as 4,1'f,i. L . .Lffff - X L . ' f V., , ,, ' p ' V, gg, IIA vt' .V ,3,4.'rfle7i nM it 5, ,W f r , A ' 'F' - f, lpf M , 'rw -Q 'fag . , 'ff' ,, fn, ' 'Q r 'YQ ' 'f ',,f7r'0:g ., 'ef si.- W 'fii r..: 1' ff ' . A l V 2 8 .f Ig 3 , 3- .M , ' .f W' 'ij if , 0 , ,K KKAV JM .53 Q 7 . V, ff. 5 J , I MIG! 4' i 8 W K 'Nr' -fn-5, A4 V5 1. THE PITCH - Israel DeLaRosa burns one in there. 2. TAKING A CUT - Chuck Caldwell slams a single. 3. HEADING HOME - Willie Hale sprints in to score a run. 4-. WARRIORS - First Row: Rodney Dilling, Tony Miller, Don Hundley, Allyn Richard- son, Rodney Freeman, Randy Renfro. Second Row: Marlon Johnston, Mike Sands, Der- rick Hughes, Victor Ceasar, Chuck Caldwell, Marvin Schuh. Third Row: Mark Schoener, Gary Sweeney, Willie Hale, Israel DeLaRosa, Monty Beck, Rob Stewart. Back: Kevin Daigle, Patrick Audilet, Jonathon Dukes, Harris Parks, Dennis Slack, and Clyde Thompson. 5. THE SKIPPER - For coach Dave Baker game day brings a lot of pacing. 4 'I av Baseball 59 '31 A1 Warriors' pes Dashed The Bacone Warriors despite their youth and inexperience went into the 1985-86 season with high hopes, but hopes were not enough to give the Warriors a winning season. The Warriors ended the 1985-86 season with an overall record of 2-25 and 0-12 in the Bi-State Conference. With a team made up mostly of freshmen, the grueling campaign was part of a building year. The lessons learned by the freshmen players should be of benefit in next season's efforts. l f' nganuxsu ,- 4-V5 if ja . 5 J 1. CHARLES DUNLAP shoots a free throw. 2. AIRBORNE - Anthony Porter goes to the air for two. 3. THE BENCH - Coach Louie Jackson directs his team from the sidelines. 4. WARRIORS - Front: Anthony Nodestine, Thomas Mackey, Anthony Porter, Lance Kelley, Orlando McCarty, Steve Keiffer, Mike Anderson. Back: William Bowler, Troy Shields, Troy Edwards, Charles Dunlap, Charles Posloak, Ted Lowery, and Michael Johnny. 5. JUMPER - Thomas Mackey puts up a jump shot. Basketball 6 1 Lady Warriors Struggle A young Lady Warriors team, and their new head coach strug- gled through a difficult season. The Bacone women ended the season 2-25 overall and 0-12 in the Bi-State Conference. Mary Ellen Hall took over as the Lady Warrior's coach. The squad, which was composed mostly of freshmen, faced highly ranked competition in both conference and nonconference play. 1. CWEN LITTLE fires ajump shot against Connors. 2. LADY WARRIORS - Front: Teresa Jaramillo, Lillian Harjo, Dana Boomer, Stefanie Tarpalechee, Jessie Pitchlynn, Pam Sullivan, Melissa Collett. Back: Leah Haley, Willie Crawford, Stephanie Abel, Denise Coker, Gwen Little, Connie George, and Cindy Pierce. 1 v , . A e s,...f 62 Lady Warriors x ,Q 5 .-rw , .wwf , h 6 3? 022 O 3 225 if . C Q 45' 5 ,, O J! ' v- ff 1 ' up A f, M .m1m.m,i1,1ix Y . kx, .1WgL A3 V5 A4- fn E 3 3. GETTING POSITION - Denise Coker screens out an opponent. 4. DOWN COURT - Pam Sullivan brings the ball down court. 5. CHALK TALK - Coach Mary Hall gives players a pep talk during a Lime out. Lady Warriors 63 Lady Warriors Faced Tough Sohedule The Lady Warriors softball teznn was Baconeis only intercollegiate club sport. In addition to daily workouts, team members also worked to raise fund for uniforms and equipment. The Lady Warriors competed in the Bi-State Conference against other junior colleges, and played several four-year schools. l. LADY WARRIORS - Front: Angvlia Te Hee, Cindy Pierce, Lillian Harjo, Teres jararnillo. Cheryl Baker. Bark: Coach Yahol Tiger. Karen Slinlxer, Stephanie Abel. Evi Luelh-ie. Lisa King. and Shirley Bmnoslxi. 64 Solihull , - 4 lIlll 65 Cll j0 rownecl .,A!0l'l'l6C0l'l'liflg Heel! Lilian Harjo, a sophomore from Castle, was crowned the 1986 Homecoming Queen. She was escorted by Steve Keiffer a freshman from Sapulpa. Harjo represented the basketball team. First runner up was Mimi Morris, a freshman from Parker, Ariz. She was escorted by Lyle Cable, a sophomore from Cash. Morris represented the Residence Hall Association. Second runner up went to Trisha Spinks a sophomore from Muskogee. Her escort was Ted Lowery, a sophomore from Fort Gibson. Spinks represented the Publications Club. Other members of the court included Pam Sullivan, a freshman from Okmulgee. She was C3 tv! escorted by Anthony Nodestine. Sullivan represented the basketball team. Missenah Poolaw a freshman from Anadarko, wa escorted by Jesse Reed. Poolaw represented Stu dent Services. Tanya Codynah, a freshman from Walters, wal escorted by Henry Sleeper. Codynah representeu the Saddle Club. Ronica Ruth a freshman from Muskogee, wa: escorted by Bill Bowler. Ruth represented the- Cheerleaders. Kay Samuel a sophomore from Broken Bow, wa1 escorted by Anthony Porter. Samuel representeu the Indian Club. SECOND RUNNER UP - Trisha Spinks, escorted by Ted Lowery. FIRST RUNNER UP - Mimi Morris, escorted by Lyle Cable. 66 Homecoming goafon ruofecf arrior rinceaa F Connie McGhin January Stefanie Tarpllechee Arlindl I oe Tracy Bryson Februnry March April '?ff'M , ..-n...,. lwhqwzf KN A fm ' .0 M sms: 1' ,f alll J. : h bk , . if YK . Y. , A Rosalyn Spinks Leah Haley Mamie Birchem May June july 68 Warrior Princess Jessie Pltchlyml Conme George Michelle Meeks August September November Mimi Morris December The 1986 Warrior Princess was freshman Tina Boston from Ardmore. Maid of Honor was Jessie Pitchlynn, a freshman from Dewey. First runner up was Con- nie George, a freshman from l-lodenville. Second runner up went to freshman Leah Haley from Sallisaw. The Warrior Princess can- didates were featured in a calen- dar sponsored by the Publica- tions Club. Warrior Princess 69 4' 2 -05 . - a ..ott ' .rr ' 1. f S 4 S. 91' .A f fi ii . ' 5 - 4 . 'Qt' is i .2 AK - i if ' t. no W Q . i . A 'Fi . . l y Q ' 5 ifif ' e ' wg - dt . -sd PTK lnduots Honor Eleven students were indueted into the Lambda Della Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa. on Nov. 6 at Baeone Memorial Chapel. Students seleeted for the national junior College honorary fraternity must have Completed one or more Col- lege semesters. and be enrolled as a lull time student. Freshmen Can- didates must have a 3.5 grade point average and sophomore Candidates were required to maintain a 3.3 g.p.a. Students indueted inCluded Patsy Carlton. Vian. sophomore: ,lohnston File. Muskogee. special student: Con- suela Careia. Muskogee. lreslnnan: Shirley llart. Wagoner. freshman: 70 Phi Theta Kappa ,Ionita Aldridge, Muskogee, lreshmang Michael Oehu, Tulsa. freshmang Don- na Priee. Muskogee. sophomoreg Juanita Sutton. Vian. sophomore: Tuan Tran. Muskogee. sophomoreg Jackie Turner, Tahlequah, sophomoreg and ,lennette Windsor, Muskogee. freshman. Second year students partieipating in the Ceremony were Shelly Baird. Stilwell. sophomore: Shirley Barnoski, Muskogee. sophomore: Millie Colbert. Eufaula. sophomore: Marilyn Keele, Porter, sophomore: and ,Ion Smythe. Fort Gibson. sophomore. Dr. Robert Fer- ree served as laeulty sponsor. A Students l. Plll 'l'Ill'i'l'A KAPPA - Shirley llarl. Dr. Robert Ferree. Shelly Baird. Marilyn Keele. ,Ionita Aldridge. ,lon Sinyllie. Donna l'riCe. Consuela Garcia. Palsy Carlton. Juanita Sutton. Mieliael Ueliu. Shirley llarnoski. ,lolntston File. and 'l'uan Tran. ! - i - '- F ! I I I - - ' I I ' - I - - -L ! l Class of 1986 P. Annette Anderson Merrill J. Collett Louis R. Bruce Enoch Kelly Haney 'gg . John Jacob ' When, Loughhead artl ',.f' 4' lsh Th pson Eman s Reaves N 1 o ksy Y ibf Trus 741 Administrative Council ii w T' 'X s df 'Q qi. , my Q 'ww . fi Mi s X.-ax-sf' V QQ , H Q h'h xiii 'HW' 'E K' t ai? 1 K 'E e X' ZR Q Q. ,QWSFQQX 2 ' 214 R Sf i i Administrative Council ADMINISTRA TIVIL COUNCIL 1. Dr. Kenneth Collins, director of development. 2. Dr. Marlene Smith, academic dean. 3. Lewis Woodson, vice president for business and finance. . all Administrative Council 75 ,V Q? X , cmilnarion. i A ' , 'ax ssoc Prof. Religion, Arts, Mbluffw' P .4 'f f Betty Gore Linia Harmon Dr. John Hatfield Ruth james Asst. Prof., English Asst. Prof., Chemistry Director, Continuing Ed. Counselor, Special Sevices L- A A Y ' 'Ui P . Q 1. 1 -, , . gin 3 i' 'N ln A A : Q Q il i ' ffji 5 2 2 xx A 4, f. -61 Q A 1 .1 4' Steve Kinder 'c Asst. Prof., Journalism .J 9,1 X 'Clk' x REHEARSAL - Mary Ziegenfuss gives Nick Reed pointers for an upcoming presentation. Rosemary Reagan 76 Faculty Asst. Prof., Enlish Wir L21 s J a net Smith Instructor, Art Linda Strange Asst. Instructor, Math Wendella Thomason F RAGMENTS! - Asst. Prof., Home Economies Quan-wsu .E 'M l English instructor Belly Core red pencils a studenl's paper. 'ff I Y lc A Y gt, Y L V .2 Dr. Paul Webb john Williams Judy Womack Mary Lou Ziergerfuss Assoc. Prof., Social Science Assoc. Prof., History Asst. Prof., English Asst. Prof., Dramafspeech Faculty 7 7 Staff lL,v, , ,,,.,, ,1, ,,,L , C, 53 f' f 1 :ff ',, - AXVV P 1 21:21 , yye K' ' VI,,-' ., V . V mn V, ggy 3 u Warren Clevenger Maintenance-Volunteer Vicki Craig Recruiter QT Paula Freeman Financial Aid Asst. 78 Staff Adlaide Culbreth Recruiter Larry Ellsworth Upward Bound Director Carrie Kelley Data Processing Deanna Brown Bookstore Asst. Deanna Aldridge Print Shop Operator rm 'qw Iris Coker Switchboard Operator Joyce Cole Dormitory Supervisor Sue Foster Student Center Elizabeth Felcker Development Office Secretary uI:Q ,, qw, .Q Jeannie Kirk Sarah Morgan BookstorefStudent Center Financial Aid Director Manager W KE? Cenni Powers Admin. Asst., Academic Dean Rita Thornton Human Resources Director 5 it , - L 1 iio to In oc ,co k,.11AA iiil sFfi...!S i i i i . Toppy Vandiver Assoc. Registrar 1l!P Dot Witter Public Information Director 03 College life is not all pep rallies and dances. Most of the time, Bacone students were faced with the challenges of a variety of classroom ex- periences. When it was all said and done, learning was the reason for being here. xgl xl 1 80 Business Division BLlSlI16SS mtl' H as ' - -.40- ' f J! ' M A 1 The Division of Business pro- vided students with classes designed to prepare them for careers in administration, ac- counting, management or secretarial science. The courses in this area provided students with the necessary theory behind business practices, and also a great deal of hands-on ex- perience, especially in account- ing, word processing and other areas that utilize computer technology. 1. John Chatman delves into business theories. 2. Janice Manuel works at an Apple II microcomputer. 3. Bill Bowler finishes a typing exercise. ,gg .1 it 4 1 Nursing student, Terri Fransisco, practices gastric lavage with a surrogate A NN.. .st S ealth Sciences The Division of Health Sciences offered two of the most popular major areas for Bacone students - nursing and radiologic technology. Students majoring in those areas found themselves plunged into a rigorous schedule of study, classes and trips to clinical sites. A highlight of the year for the nursing department was news that it received a full live-year accreditation from the Oklahoma Board of Nursing Registration and Nursing Education. The OBNRNE approved conti- nuing Bacone's accreditation at a meeting Dec. 6, 1985, ac- cording to Billie Tower, chairperson of the Division of Health Sciences at the college. The Bacone nursing program received commendation for its administration, faculty and students. The development and implementation of the Career Advancement for Practical Nurses program, which assists licensed practical nurses in ad- vancing to the associate degree level, was also praised by the board. Bacone's nursing program is the oldest associate degree pro- gram in the state. Last summer, 86 percent of the Bacone of graduates passed state board examinations, according to Mrs. Tower. McAlester Regional Medical Center became the newest clinical site accredited for radiologic technology students from Bacone College. McAlester is the fourth hospital in the region to accept radiological technology students from Bacone. Muskogee Regional Medical Center, Tahle- quah City Hospital and Hastings Hospital in Tahlequah are also affiliated with the program. Students also participate in clinical studies at the Muskogee Radiological Group. Health Sciences 81 M The Division of Humanities and Communications offered studies in art, drama, English, humanities, journalism, music, reading, religion and speech. The Bacone art department has been long recognized as a leader in the education of Indian artists. The department offered students classes in drawing, painting, print making, sculp- ture, and bronzecasting. 82 HumanitiesfCommunications Communications 'M!!! 'M' A3 57 ::vu z:5f:::: . Humanities and religion courses were an important component of Baconeis traditional liberal arts curriculum. This area of study continues the coIIege's commitment to providing a Christian education. English, speech, reading and jour- nalism areas offered students courses in various forms of communications. The journalism department experienced growth in both the print and broadcasting areas. Eight microcomputers, including an IBM XT were installed for students in journalism classes. In the broadcasting area, a radio pro- duction console and other equipment was donated to the journalism department by KAYI QK-1071 radio. The new equip- ment gave radio broadcasting students hands-on experience with the tools of the trade. Computers were also incorporated into the reading program at Bacone. Reading students utilized the Apple computers in the business division lab, in addition to more traditional types of reading im- provement exercises. I. ART INSTRUCTOR - Janet Smith creates a painting with an Indian theme. 2. ENGLISH CLASS - Cliff Sands and Duke Tsoodle take in a composition class lecture. 3. BROADCASTING - Hank Dukes reads from a liner card in the newly-equipped radio lab. lrlumanitiesfflommunications 83 The Division of Mathf Sciencef Computer Science offered courses that covered a wide range of scientific thought. Students enrolled in courses under the division ranged from the nursing and radiologic technology majors studying anatomy and physiology to the liberal arts students taking general physical science and general biological science. A major area of growth for the division was in the computer science area. Students taking Math Science -U ee s .s,.e S yeeaa r A1 A2 84- MathfSciencefComputer Science Computer Science omputer science classes at acone were the first to benefit rom a grant of 12 personal computers from the IBM Corp. Ten IBM PC and two IBM PC- KT systems were donated for use in Bacone classrooms. Over Christmas break, work rews rewired the computer cience lab to accomodate the ew computers and peripherals. BM faculty loan executive Doug and his wife Pat, super- the installation of the new and taught in-service workshops for faculty and stali' members who will be using the new equipment. We are thrilled that we have received these computers, said Linia Harman, chairperson of t h e d i v i s i 0 n 0 f mathfsciencef computer science. Mrs. Harman said the addition of the IBM computers will make it possible for more students to have access to computers, and should generate interest in the computer science courses. .IJ p f B E D Sugygp Qsiqwgyjig KES sew 1. JUST A DROP - Consuelo Garcia uses a glass tube to get a drop of water for a microscope slide. 2. A CLOSER LOOK - Dee Coker in- spects blood cells under the microscope. 3. GETTING PERSONAL - Kae Berry works one of the new IBM personal computes. if , .FJYW wifi 1 3. if 1. r f . . 553 1, ' M 'R ' ., .4 va. .ay I IINS K Z K H l Kxl . an M C I C ' Hlh!50ieH0e!C0!!1PUlel' Science 35 Social Sciences The Division of Social Sciences encompassed a variety of areas of study including sociology, psychology, history, government, home economics and physical education. For many students, their lirst contact with the Social Science division came with their enroll- ment in either College Learning Enrichment, or Psychology of Learning. Both of these courses were required of freshmen and were designed to help students make the transition into college studies, and to teach vital college survival skills such as good study strategies and use of the library. 1. LECTURE - Dr. Paul Webb ex- plains the workings ofa republican form of government. 2. HITTINC THE BOOKS - Lillian Harjo studies her sociology text. 3. TENNIS ANYONE? 1 Athletic direc- tor Louie Jackson demonstrates the proper serve for tennis class. l IEITI Luans Et ph FI Tu College Facultq For IBM executive Doug Stephen, a note on a bulletin board was the first step on the road from Boulder, Colo. to Bacone College. I saw a note on a bulletin board that said positions were available in the Faculty Loan Program, so I applied, Stephen explained. My wife, Pat, is a teacher, so I have been interested in educa- tion for a long time, Stephen said. His wife taught fourth grade at Longmont, which is near Boulder. Stephen was one of several In- ternational Business Machines executives participating in the IBM Faculty Loan Program at colleges and universities nation- 88 IBM Loan Executive wide. Since the program began in 1971, more than 500 employees have been loaned at full pay to 14-0 participating institutions. The experience has been really good, Stephen said. Pat and I have enjoyed it a lot. The neat thing is when a student learns something or seems interested. Stephen taught Introduction to Data Processing, Basic I and PASCAL. Mrs. Stephen was also involved in the classroom at Bacone, serving as a lab assis- tant for her husband's classes and in the Business Division's computer science lab and taught a course in Basic I. The Stephens worked with about 70 students in the com- puter science lab, teaching both morning and evening sections. The diversity of students in ages or ethnic background is one of the things Stephen enjoys about teaching at Bacone. While at Bacone, the Stephens lived in campus housing. At the end of the school year, they returned to their home in Boulder. This has been a very rewarding experience. I have en- joyed teachng and have enjoyed meeting the people here. The students, faculty and staff have been very friendly and out- going, he said. -1- 2 Y I 'rv +1 'my 1. nouc AND PAT STEPHEN IBM Faculty Loan 89 w..,s 5 1. '6That s What Friends Are For,', Dion and Friends. Cherish, Kool and the Gang Color of Success, Morris Day Power of Love, Huey Lewis and the News 2. C5 5, ' Take on Meg, Ah Ha 3. CC ,, The distinguishing traits of each New Generation are usually found in their music, movies, literature and the events of their age. The students enrolled in the Introduction to Mass Communications class during the spring semester surveyed a group of Bacone students to find what was popular in the 1985- 86 school year. What they found was that the tastes of Bacone students were as varied as the students themselves. Talk to Me, Stevie Nicks 6'Pop Life, Prince Say You Say Me, Lionel Richie HAH Night Long,', Lionel Richie Does Fort Worth Ever Cross Your Mind? George Strait 6'The Searchf' Survivor Party All the Time, Eddie Murphy Don't Look Back,,, Boston Stairway to Heaven, Led Zeppelin Secret Lovers, Atlantic Starr When I Give My Love to You,', Michael Franks Smoking in the Boy's Roomf, Motley Crue 6'0bject of My Desire, Star Point Attack Me With Your Love,', Cameo Born in the USA,', Bruce Springsteen f.:, 'V ls. ,, , ,I 5 V., .ef if fr' j M V ' ,. QW , a f V, , Hn 6 js? E 'Jfsifl 1 . Bruce Morrls Robert S' ,Lx..xL,x S X i K Russians, Stln Like a vlrglll, Madon Glory Days, Bruce Springsteen Get You Back The Beach Bo Sleeping Bag, ZZ T p ' You Are My Lady, Freddle Jacks How Wlll I Know, ' Whltney Hus Alice, Full Force Legs ZZ Top 'You Look Good to Me Cherell Oh Sheila, Ready for the Wor d ' Walk of L1fe,' Dire Straits Money for Nothing, ' Dire Stral Material Girl,', Madonna Dancin in the Dark, Bruce Sprmgste 3.555555 Take On Me, Ah Ha 66 ' ' g GG ' ' ' 37 56 7, ' S5 97 9 ye SS ' 9, 0 6 77 ' 6' ' ' ' ton SS ' 59 65 97 9 S ,SS e if ' 9, l C ' 5 GG 9 ' 'ts 91 ' SSRN 2' Fwy wi Aj, eww? 1 , if 5 it Z ao W I fvkd - in 4 6, f, 1 , V f Q ff i f 2 ' fu' eff L' ,V A f -A Q , ,Q W Q. Jgy. ,. , .L I ,U W, ... ai ' ' ,, ff If ,X ,zffgymr I ,A Rocky IV Nightmare on Elm Stre Part II The Color Pur le Back to the Future Ghandl Pork Spies Like Us Smokey and the Bandit Splash Rambo, Flrst Blood Part II 'A Few Dollars More Mad Max Beyond Thunderdomev 1 The Cosby Show 2 Miami Vice Late Night with David Letterman Airwolf' Donahue eneral Hospital Sanford and Son Family Ties Wlllght Zone Webster ' Three s Company Hill Street Blues ewhart 1- SG ,, 0 CG 9, 2. ' et, ,, . 56 ' ' ' 9, 3. CG p ,, 3. BG ' ' 4. Fright Night Golden Girlsi' 66 ,, GG 9 GG ',, S5 ,, GL y,s,, GGG ' ,, SG ' GS ,, SS ' ,, CG ' ' ,, 66 ,, T ' ' 9, 55 ' ,, ,, 5 ,, 6 , 9, N 3 Clint Eastwood Bill Cosby J ack Wagner Michael J Fox John Ritter Sidney Portler Dean Martin Eddie Murphy David Carredme Tom Selleck Jimmy Stewart Dustm Hoffman Sylvester Stallone Mel Gibson Robert S. Woods Meryl Streep Heather Locklear Tma Turner Sally Field Diana Ross Darryl Hannah Rachel Ward Goldie Hawn Linda Evans Morgan Fairchild Clscely Tyson 1. ' 1. 2. ' 2. . 3. ' ' . 41. ' 12 ? if McDonald,s Burger King Taco Mayo Mazzio,s Wendy's A Main Street Cafe Coney Islander Metro Diner Erik's Long John Silver's Western Sizzlin' Crystal's 1. KTUL, Tulsa 2. KJRH, Tulsa 3. KOTV, Tulsa 4-. MTV BET 5. WGN, Chicago KIVT, Fort Worth WTBS, Atlanta av, ' seiies gw ggfl- . as KAYI, Muskogee-Tulsa KMOD, Tulsa KMYZ, Pryor-Tulsa KATT, Oklahoma City WKOJ KWAB KTF X, Tulsa KBIX, Muskogee KWEN, Tulsa KFMT, Grants Pass, Ore KLEW, Fort Worth ,ix Sports Illustrated People Vogue GQ Time Seventeen Jet Sooners Illustrated Teen Cosmopolitan Life U.S. News and World Report Tulsa World Muskogee Daily Phoenix Daily Oklahoman Wall Street journal Oklahoma Eagle Tulsa Tribune Saginaw News USA Today Seminole Shawnee William Shakespeare Edgar Allen Poe Mark Twain Robert Frost James Michner M. Scott Peck J.R.R. Tolkien Dee Richardson Charles Dickens Shuttle Tragedy Shocks Nation For the overwhelming majority ,of the students surveyed, the most important news event of the school year was the space shuttle Challenger', tragedy. Like millions of other Americans, Baconians watched television replays in disbelief as, again and again, the network newscasts replayed the liftoff. It started out as so many shuttle launches in the pastihave, a thunderous roar, a majestic liftoff, and the cheers of spectators at the Kennedy Space Center. Across the coun- try, school children were tuned in to watch the launch because one of the astronauts, Christa McAuliffe, a New Hampshire school teacher, was sched- uled to teach lessons in space science from earth orbit. Then, a few seconds into the flight, came the explosion. Many of us watched and waited, hoping to see a damaged shuttle limp out of the cloud of smoke and head for a crash landing in the Atlantic. But, that never happened. The Challenger was gone, along with its crew of seven, which included McAuliffe, Frances R. Scobee, Michael J. Smith, Judith Resnik, Ronald E. McNair, Ellison Onizuka, and Gregory B. Jarvis. The nation moumed the loss in a way reminiscent of the outpouring of na- tional grief that followed the assasination of President John F. Kennedy. Investigations into the cause of the ex- plosion at the time this book went to press centered on the right solid fuel rocket booster, and the decision-making process that led to the launch despite freezing temperatures in Florida on launch day. Whatever the cause, the loss was a bit- ter reminder that many times the search for knowledge has a very high and ex- acting cost. 96 Challenger 1. LOCAL newspapers told the tragic story. 2. HALF STAFF - The flag that flew over the Co. I Memorial was lowered to half mast on the day of the explosion. Challenger 97 omecoming Parades, Dances, Fun... Bacone Homecoming festi- vities were celebrated February 18 and 19. A bonfire and parade of Homecoming queen candidates kicked off the festivities on Tuesday evening at the softball Held. The Indian Club and the women's freshman basketball team tied for best decorated car in the campus parade. Bacone played Westark on Wednesday at the Muskogee Civic Assembly Center. WW' .Z , , ' f Homecoming 98 ' W Z .QQ ' aw eifxjlglz 1 'Q' g k. , ' C 12 iff? its n M Wai, V4 A5 Pi C I, n R-I X six Bin' ffiiw V, sit sal' P A ix ' 1, K I M' ,4 XXX g qiglif!-Sift! Q11 .ia U lviv 'Y l. WINNING STYLE - Pam Sullivan rides on the prize-winning car entry decorated by the freshman women's basketball team. 2. Q 3. FINISHING TOUCHES - Tricia Spinks and Rosalyn Spinks decorate the Publications Club entry, while Kay Samuel attaches a sign to the Indian Club car. 4-. SADDLE CLUB ENTRY - Tanya Codynah. 5. A LITTLE HELP FROM FRIENDS - Cheerleaders candidate Ronica Ruth gets help decorating a car from Anthony Porter and Sheryl Miller. 44 Homecoming 99 100 Homecoming X puffing Ofl ik? Miz Sophomore Lillian Harjo was crowned Homecoming Queen at halftime of the men's game. A midnight breakfast in the cafeteria followed the game, along with a Homecoming Dance in the gym. 1. SADDLE CLUB REP. - Tanya Codynali was escorted by Henry Sleeper. 2. CHOIR CANDIDATE - Missenal Poolaw was escorted by Jesse Reed. 3. BEARING THE TRAPPINCS - Kin Jackson and Robbie Belcher carry the raiments for the new queen. 4. BLACK STUDENT SOCIETY CAN DIDATE - Ronica Ruth was escorted by Bill Bowler. 5. PAM SULLIVAN, represented tha freshman women's basketball players. and was escorted by Anthony Nodestine. 6. INDIAN CLUB REP. - Kay Samuel. was escorted by Anthony Porter. 7. THE BIG MOMENT - Queen Lillian Harjo gets a congratulatory smooch from escort Steve Keiffer. x -WWWX' Homecoming 101 Bacone students got the opportunity to take center stage at two talent shows held during Bacone Hour assemblies - one each semester. The audience at the gatherings were treated to singing, rapping and lip synching presentations. It may not have been Star Search '86, but most in the crowd agreed it was good fun. 102 Talent Show 7 X fx, I 2 A 1. INSPIRATION - Missenah Poolaw sings a gospel selection. 2. THE RAPPIN DUKES - Chuck Caldwell ffrontj, Rodney Freeman, J. D. Dukes, and Allyn Richardson showed their rappabilily for the Bacone Hour crowd. Talent Show 103 F? 1 l , C F XX is 9' fi :SQ K, E x 4- , , 1. POET - LeRoy Day attempts to introduce students to a little culture, as he recites poetry that sounded as if it came from a Mad Magazine. 2. PRINCE - Kevin Watson lip synchs Another Lonely Christmas. 3. MEETING THE LADIES - Lillian Haljo, Marilyn White, Willie Crawford, and Stephanie Abel lip synch Meeting in the Ladies Room. 2 M TA EN SH nr, +1 M ' .sf -y t ,H 4' .W ' L L Y ' 'rg - ' . ' 2538 1 , .ef Q-95' , b- ' .sae ' ' - ' iii z 'nv 'ii Q V, M V 5, Aa... 4... , College Thanks Creeks Bacone College administrators, faculty and staif and omeials of the Muscogee fCreekj Nation brav- ed chilly, wet weather on the after- noon of Feb. 9, near the west gate of campus to commemorate the historic friendship between the college and the tribe. Bacone was originally estab- lished in Tahlequah in 1880, but founder Almon C. Bacone felt Muskogee would provide a more central location for the college. The Muscogee Nation gave Bacone the land he needed. Among those involved in the dedication ceremony of the plaque commemorating the gilt were lleaves Nahwooksy, chairman of the college board of trustees, Perry Beaver, vice chief of the Muscogee Nation, and Dr. William Cober, executive director of na- tional ministries for the American Baptist Churches, USA. 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W 1 X A t Ld Q . SS' Aa n 4 r F ' 6 lg . F 3 2, W, . I grxkf, , iq l 'wang 311.4 Y a, A L 108 Com ' I IIUNIIEIIBIIIIIS' IIEMEMBEIIIEII Veterans of the 180th Infantry, 4-5th Division, Co. I, and their families gathered on the Bacone campus the morning of Nov. 10, to honor all those who gave their lives in service of their country. The Co. I group gathers each year for a reunion. The majority of the Co. I veterans saw action in World War II. The company was originally a National Guard unit that was composed primarily of Bacone College students. The unit was called to active duty in 194-2, and was part of the famous Thunderbirds Division, that won fame on the battlefields of Europe. V1 WORLD WAR II vw!! .umus szncu vi Joan annum oenms musmcxer sam annum: Joun fa snown wooonow coox n. o. mxon '2'n?e?'B'L J'zf1Efi sfuuovnn ooummc ,V ,,- , mumnn ovxfs I amen ramen y. annnr cousn s cnnmes HHRWS rommv unwxlni' Joan c. noweu a KIUIUHH ISHNB 3 A l 3 EU xmcm ,.,?2g. lgrflug masms b f-. Et KELLV THOORE -. EL MURPHV tgiznnnlgv ROBERTSS or QBFFORD snnof S f Sam ED SHWDER :Q if noafm swam + 4 I mov musuonon me mm R. rHomPS HULL ,,-R wfznsuu TFJQAQQE WEQCT' u X UJ L ' pngsssmufrzncrvv .I CW IRSHRF mnosiiw, , y or an M :xg 4 x Q apy 0 D A2 V3 1. THE PRICE of freedom is ap- parent on the granite markers of the Co. I Memorial. 2. REMEMBRANCE - Friends and family pause in prayer for those who paid the price of freedom. 3. OLD GLORY flies in honor of Veterans Day. 4. HONOR GUARD - Local veterans prepare to Ere a salute. 5. FORMER C.O. - Col. James Donaghey, former company com- mander, folds the colors. Company I 109 Wil: 'f 'iii-fix'ia?Wl49???iP5?i5f?S??g5SsziistgiislfsifI Y 1' 'ff - 5 1 ff! ' ' ' i' 11f1' K f 1 - 7 .:Q1.i'ziV5E'k..:l'i I - ' 1- 1 seg:-.sz nf ' I 10 Dedication Mew f- ffm 5 ,, . I, ' . . 'E bl ' ,Vg . Y., I li Q w ,. ff s I X Xt... My J' .': ' ' ' 1 ' f, o X 0 rf f 4 0 I lg, 5 ? Q 5 z K We D dieerie : Dr. Richard est The 1986 Warrior is dedicated to Dr. Richard West. West is known to the art world as Dick West, and sometimes k ' i as Wah-Pah-Nah14Yah 'f' or Lightfoot Runner, his fatheris Cheyenne name. artist, sculptor, lecturer? consyltant n ,Z a nd teacher of art, West has been the inspiration of many young artists all over America. West is best-knewn hyjraamanylgfor series of religious paintings depicting Christ as an Indian, a Universal Chest- no 0 . or Heijattended Coneho Indian Sehool, 'Haskelf 'Vii In. stitute, and Bacone. He received his bachelor's degree in fine arts from the University 0ieOklahoma in 194-1, becoming the first American Indian to receive the degree from 0.U. He later received a mastefs degree in rrei Rue art fromiithe university in 1950. West was the art e . director at llaicone - 70. From 1970-7 2, he was art director at Haskell Indian Junior College, where he also served from 194-2-47 as cha-irmaxi-0 of the Division aemti - of Humanities. He retired in 1977 to devote full time to his art. m Weat was named professor eineritui' of at Bacone in 1980, and has continued to he a positive influence for students colleilgues. eVa,Z s long as there is a Bacone icouege, Dick Westie contribu- tions will he remembered. Dedication 1 1 1 Memoriam David Williams David Williams, well-known artist and alumnus of Bacone College died Nov. 8 at a Tulsa hospital. Williams, a full-blood Indian of the Kiowa, Apache and Tonkawa tribes, was one of the Hrst induetees into the Bacone College Hall of Fame in 1 983 . He attended Fort Sill Indian School and Bacone. He began his career in art under guidance of Dick West. His depictions of the Plains Indian brought him worldwide acclaim and many awards. Williams was very active in the Indian community. He was especially fond of working with young people, teaching Indian songs and customs. He was welcome at the drum at Indian gatherings where ever he went. Williams was always willing and ready to help the Bacone Indian Club and the Native American Student Association at Northeastern State University, and he was ohen called upon for advice and guidance. Not only did the world lose an artist with a special and irreplaceable talent, but also an enthusiastic and caring teacher of Indian ways. 1 12 In Memoriam 13 As the year ends, each of us are reminded of the happy times that made 1986 special. We spent time talking in the student center, pulling pranks, going to ball games and dances, and overall we had fun. Oh sure, we spent many late night hours studying for tests and finishing homework assignments, but we usual- ly managed to have a good time. Wt '. o Q , fr wg l V 'em i e f v W- ? I tb Y , ,N M , .nm -...f,.,, ... - Jw,w,,,.n.. K, ,.., 'P Wg akin .gpa?N ' ,. I min' ' -gd? .K fn Q. 4 If i Q i 429 ' 1 14 Closing .' tx as Q? m - s 3 '- Y' taas A, 2 sqft , in e i - 'WY ,f ,, gg I gf . 'A ffif i' I '.--4 -iii Cl mg 115 vw M A X .F ,sslkv The snow symbolized for us the for- thcoming end of another semester but it posed no real problem for the im- aginative minds on the Bacone cam- pus. We simply bundled up against the cold and went through our daily routines with a few snowball fights thrown in for good measure. 116 Closing .sg If 4,4 sq I Closing l 1 7 lv' 1 18 Closing if fliivxznng Although Bacone will most likely endure for many years to come, we as a group will exist no more. It's time once again to retum to our respective homes and start doing our own thing. But no matter where we go or what we do, we will carry with us the spirit of the New Generation. Closing 119 .,,, N f ww 4 H ,few f , 'f ZfWf, , vf fsfz . X ,, 1 ,M ,, , . Qs Ex! 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I f M-31 K , 3 . 5 :'l W .1,1 ,' Y f '- H 1175 ' 1 ,midi ' L I Aggie? ahhh N ower, Billie 1 81 ifan, T lilgi- 70 R .A 'i u 90,91 i cathleen gs f '-g' ff 2 ' 41-,Duke : hir Jackie Belinda Darlene alterw George WWWWWWWV arreh, Janice -- 33, 4-8 elch, lst, zdel, liams, ndsor.,,Ie nette ,,, gh ten-25012 V79 ma JE- ndworth, w' K5 ,., el. -33,48 - 31, 33 37 41,51 76,77 'O e 1 w if 2 . . www, 'wo YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ Nw' ,,,f M' 'N- - faq? W - 4 , , ' A ' li gi' 'wg A in hm f' -7- -'Q-M X xi, ,,.. m H 1:5 L by 'Wanna aw Warrior '86 Staff Editor I on Smythe Copy Writer Richard Spinks Photographer Kevin Watson Contributing Photographers Ion Smythe Richard Spinks Steve Kinder Index Joanna Fixico Ken Kinder Advisor Steve Kinder Special Thanks to the IBM Corpora- tion for the grant of our PC XT, without which this might have been Warrior '96. Also, to Doug Stephen for showing us the ropes. 1 28 Colophon Colophon Warrior '86 was published by the Department of Journalism, Bacone College, Muskogee, OK 74-4-03. The book ls printed on 80 weight matte paper. End- sheets are printed on white vlvi text paper. The eover art ls a posterimed black and white photograph, prlnted ln Brilliant Red 13301 and Marine Blue f8l2j on white Durolith paper. All text copy is set ln 10 point Bodonl. Headlines are 18, 24, 30, 36, and 4-8 point Helvetica. Other headline type appearlng in the book are Helvetica Bold, Broadway, Coronet Bold, and Mistral. Student portraits were made by Enterprise School Photos, 6935 E. 13th Street, Tulsa, OK 74112. All other photos are by staff members. Warrior '86 was printed at Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas.