Beaver High School - Duster Yearbook (Beaver, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1981 volume:

f-'QQ I SNEAK PREVIEW OPENING .... .... I CLASSES ......... I4 FACULTY I ......... 54 DIVISION ... . . . .64 SPORTS .......... 66 ORGANIZATIONS . . .95 MUSIC .......... I I2 ACTIVITIES ...... I QQ EPILOGUE ....... I Q8 JD Uudly X W ' ' ml: 1 X . '4. ?' n cu, nv . eZQ'j'f ' ,ffl yy 5 an 5 Prfsenfs N THE , U U' ' v I r , Y M 'ww ' 1 , J' W K' rr M11'Icl 'WU! l f W w l'H' um ul V ww '81 RATED1 ' QELLENT 1 W gy wk, - ' Q f V, 1, ,3 41 I 21-::. ,, ', .1.'v. ,- ' .fig5'lR, .,'.' 1- n-.ku ., I, ,., ,wr .. .yr . ' 6-'L F. ' N 40555, ,ix '1 W .'l' X, . . Av: . in f M Wi QM wxxkix' fg' . M- Y' MW! T.- gk 1 ' E., ,,,, X En A 5'f' 3 Skkz gqglmw X NFNVII E M 'IAXNNX l I ,l 1 Il ' BEAVER, OKlAl-IDM A Dr. John Shaw TRIBUTE The 1981 Beaver Duster Annual Staff proudly de.dicates this yearbook to the Beaver Board of Education. Thse five people have faithfully serv- ed the school and community for many years. It is because of their hard work and dedication that our school has become one of the premier educational facilities in the state. Mr. lrtle Gregg Mr. Arlyn Harris Mrs. Overta Smylie law Mr. Earle Hoover .ff I i, . ..... 'F- 1 W., 1 3 ,E w v A , 1 ' IE - w -'KES 'l-:-.1 Q f 'iii-... -...Lx v'r-- ' -11-fl. .Afl- ,tvx 02956 T? T'f'i'WE ' 5, ,', , x ' .. X 5 X rp, l o ..- z.. 59 P. , - or -if W Ns REAGAN DEFEATS CARTERIN LANDSUDE . . 'iv 8-K 'K V ,, I. ' PHILLIES WIN SERIES MUSIC S tie 1 0 for 1 Cf C lst 3 Q 4. Kenny Rogers 5. Eagles ST. HELE NS BLOWS COO L HO SOONERS TAKE ORANGE BOWL hJ Tsnos LIBRARY OPENS 1. 9 I OL USA BOYCOTTS A PICS II,X - . . Q 2 f f i I F 3 f f K. V, WM, , , W., I 3 1 I f . ,, , . N, , N. . , ..,. ,.u.a.A1f.. ,.. Aw., MGM HOTEL Another One Bites the Dust by Queen Keep on Lovlng You by REO Speedwagon B k I BI k b AC DC ac n ac y f Rainy Nights by Eddie Rabblt Fllrtin with Disaster by Molly Hatchet FOOD Plzza Steak Spaghetti 4 Mexican 5 Chicken KRISTIN QHOOT9 .I R ACTRESSES 1. Olivia Newto 2.G Id' H wn 3. 4. 5. o le a Susan Anton Jane Fonda Bo Derek ,Z 1? lf! 77 'I .,, f , ,I 1-,. . . s-', . ., F5 X' fx . 4 ,, xl ' 7 'WmF'f':WWM' .I Q vm -4 20361, ,M ' ,fi Aix ,I 'li' A 1 V A . . 5 if X , p4?E 1-lgfflfi 'VI' ir ' ' X - , Egg -'rv --. J y . . ' 9 P nr l 4 N -4- v B v .f- f fsl- unfit , fy , T ' I llllllullllllll 4 , . 4' -Z? AS,-xf,. 4, 'A J! M4 lN'.:lul .1 f-- I If SILENT w wkfw. 1l 1f'll' L x 3 dn ,fn J' 3 19-un I , :S 7, ., dx if ,f 4 ,- fx, Lx. iagiqi, H756 1 X ini. b is '11 Jig' g Q I qw N - 1 r! N - ' I- - Q, Y,- 1 'bl ,. ,U 15 wan, Q ' MOVIE Dinghy' N317 - 4, - 4 SM Q ,X V 'M if J g. 9 Q 1- 1 Wk N X f ,W 1 ui Xg,, U Aw L , Q-KH. I I -H xy-. 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'. ..-M - -1 ,.,.,....- I . - . if 0 I warn! , ,, 5 .NX K , v u . . w ' V . :diff 3. i :R I5 THE CLASS OF '81 lt's trying to get your homework done five minutes before it's due, Taking tests without studying, Getting to school one minute late, Trying to run to class without getting caught. lt's play practice that's lots of fun, Football, basketball, track, and other sports. It's having fun without your friends for one final year. by Gary Cassingham Being a senior is like playing king on the mountain, You have finally struggled up the hill and now you're the king. by Tim Silvey Neil Strong, Pres. N - 'W-ws 'IX x . Andy Bridwell, V. Pres. Susan Rlley Coldwater, Sec. Alan Pierce, STUCO Rep. Deryla Lamunyon, Reporter Ernie Martinez, Reporter ff X? Lynette Bobbltt Gary Cassingham B:,j,':l'f,1gflfj:f1eY 1 vwfv N Denise Cleveland Mark Cramer Robin Downin Tracy Edwards Brenda Elfers X Roger Getz LaNeIl Gregg Clndy Hill Gae Hoover Honor Student Terry Lasater Terri Love Cristyl McKeever Laura Westenhave Miller 'Ar ll Jackie Perry Eldon Schollenbarger N i . 4 k f Tlm Sllvey Mike Sturdivan Kelly Thornberry Brenda Sherman 'D Holly Smylie Leslie Tlbbetts '-'vs xxx Doug VanDeburgh Nlelisa Young Chris Chesser Rodger Hilton X X r X ' x X Terry Klle susan Hoskins Sponsor Sponsor gl Ruth Pickens Sponsor 'M- Mary Lou Reddick Sponsor Motto. All things possible to one v believes. Flower: Rose Colors: Burgundy . Pink I98I SENIORS DEFINITELY GOING IN STYLE 7, Yum, , , -,.,,.-..--'WM' ,A1,,,.-.ff - lr W M M, , ,,,,.-- - ' A V' - F. , I v- . bww. nf .- - - Our Classy Officers I .cw-5 I 'EFI Qs ISA The Lone Ranger Fgllow me, Bqys Oh no, Brenda has just heard about The Return of the Plnk Panther Is It 'AIive Curtis? Almost Angels Connie finishes the front page of her novel, bless you Puckle. Susan had a starring role ln Guide for the Married Man SNK, S ff Being a Senior Is like being a lion. Ruling the school e a jun . Where Freshmen Sophomores, and Juniors are easy prey, Teachers are U . sometimes a threat, but usually just in the way. u r ' Wherever Cristyal was, there was The Sound of Music. Melisa In Search of her pet paper clip. If there was anything Gae loved, it was Susan Hoskins left the land of earthquakes lCalifor- winning! niaj and joined us mid term. Mobley I have enjoyed belng a Senlor. It ls really a lot of fun. There are some things I will mlss. One is seeing everyone and comlng to school. There are some thlngs I won't mlss. One of those ls Economics and also Band class. I wlll mlss everyone so much! Robin Downlng Doug The Count of Monte Cristo. Marty Atkinson Rodney Barby Mary Kay Bieberle Devln Brown Rodney Buss Read Cates Sonny Clonts Debbie Crocker Llsa Cross Kim Cox Terri Dame David Davis Celina Ellis Lorl Freeman Bryan Ford Shane Harris Larry Hesler Jeff Hoover Boyd Jones Laurie Judd Robert Kinney Tonya Lauxman Brett Lelsher Charles Marshall Lynne Mason Russell Mathis TW' Carla Yocum The Duke of Hazzard Robert Mlllikan Kevin Murphree ... Dale Murray Shane Newby Myron Overton I om Overton LaNae Parker Reuben Parker Ramona Perry William Portwood Jim Pugh Curtis Reddick Lora Reiswig ' Robbie Royalty . Jana Sanger Stanley Sprague Sid Tanner Betsy Thomas :yt Debbie Thomas Todd Trippet Derek Williams AX it ,af From academics to basketball, . Juniors always outclass them all. There are alot of good things about bemg wh . , a union You et to to the d etherit s a stock show orya track meet, el, not serve? mfg? ...X in!ZZZT.S a gggg311'ggggp'3jgggj,gag'egbsg,fea'- mga' You dow! have to put up with up' We simply have'what it takes to win perclassmen because you are one. we excel' in whatever we do ' Q by Read Cates We're the class of '82. by Robert Kinney ww.-vague 'KSN WAR f..g 1 ' , 3' ' 5 F hs, - W1 'I IH KL Top Row: Debbie Thomas, Ramona Perry and LaNae Parker, Robbie Royalty. Mlddle Row: Mary Kay Bieberle, Stanley Sprague, Myron Overton. Bottom Row: Sid Tanner, Betsy Thomas, Jim Pugh, Debbie Crocker. Being a Junior is a feeling to wanting to leave everything hav- Ing to do with school behind but yet wanting to save every minute we have left before taking the step to The Senior Year and onward to college on our own. The year will stayin our memories as the time when we started to become adults and left childhood behind. by Lynne Mason Through years of school And to my parents surprise I have become smarter Taller and wise. I've had demanding teachers On my back Scolding me for The brains I lack Now I'm a Junior And I know what's near That's being a senior With my Last Year. Devin Brown f 5' I . . Top Row: Shane Harris, Jana Sanger, Celina Ellis and Kim Cox and Marla Peery, Grizzly Brett Lelsher. Middle Row: Larry Hesler, Russell Mathls. Bottom Row: Chuck Mar- shall, Devln Brown, Lori Freeman, Terri Dame. Being a Junior Is: Happiness-Flnally receiving our class rings! Work-Running the concession stand. Sadness-Seeing the Seniors leave. Pride-Planning a GREAT Jr-Sr Banquet and Prom Splrlt-Boosting our ball clubs and the participants In them. Fun-Doing all things that make up being a junior. Laurie Judd ' a 1 I i . i A i an ,ix nil W1 O9 ll.. WILD BUNCH RATES lO' Being a sophomore is really all it's cracked up to be. All the responsiblities are enough to drive a normal person mad! I wouIdn't swap with anybody in the world, unless they were rich and a genius. My sophomore Q-1-Y Bryce Barfield Susan Brown Guy Bennett Rhonda Buss Sally Bouse Melissa Cramer Cheryl Bozarth Yvonne Crocker Sherry Crouch year has been one of my greatest years ever . by Allen Marshall Mike Dale Klayne Edwards Latreca Eyer Alma Gordon Tenth grade officers are Klayne Edwards, Treas.g Rhonda Buss, Stucop Mitzi Reddlck, Sec., Allen Marshall, Pres., Reed Mltchell, Rep.: Randy Mason, V.P. Sophomores are. . . low on the totem pole, above freshmen, blamed for everything, blame the freshmen, strlving to do and be, the best we can . . . getting there. by Charita Lightfoot 8-I Q Q Jeff Harris Cary Jelllson Randy Judd Tracy Hoover Jeff Jenkins Cyndy Howard Faron Pugh ls My working days fly by in my Sophomore year at Beaver Highg a laugh or two with friends every now and then but we all know lt's tlme for studying again. Sitting tense ln the Driver's Ed. seat. Awkward fingers learn to type to the steady beat. We are Sophomores . . . ' by Melissa Cramer Sophomores can barely withhold themselves from the excitement class. 'Q board wlth shop. 'S- 'Dx 'Wulf' Kevin Koslowsky Aaron Lauxman Richard Maness Josephine Maribel Montoya Lee Riggs Charita Lightfoot Allen Marshall Martinez Susan Myers Lloyd Rose Rita Marshall Randy Mason Lance Pillars Audie Tibbetts Reed Mitchell Faron Pugh Tim Ullrich Susan Mobley Mitzi Reddick Iv: - f l You Can t Wln Em All Llttle Blg Man Her First Romance Yours, Mlne And Ours One xx The Three Faces of Eve 5 f.- P o r ,5 -P 9 'Q .Lia an - ' k I L l S .fu x x Q . .1 .X M33 . my SN' um. Xvf! as b X 1, , . , H .4 'MJ Qu.. 'ggi 34 V133 .3 K. ., V. .Sf Q5 ,M Q., . ,Zi-- I . if HJ A .z.f1 '. sf I '1 9, A-fx' J' , fl 1-51 nr Q: 'SX i1 'Q' af f N ,- Brenda Mlller Brenda Perry Mark Mobley Below: Beaver's own Quincy Mark Mobley examines a cadaver Lynn Mason Marla Perry Jose Saaved ra Below: Gay Long Mlke Martln .loy Parker Cara Patee Yosemlte Sam's I Raymond Rldens Kevln Speer Shannon Lawson Charles Murray Cheryl Perry Paul Sllvey Brett Trippett Being a Freshman is so exhllaratlng. You have never really Ilved untll While walking down the hall a Senlor Junlor or Sophomore busy talking to This sends your books flylng to the floor and they have the gall to say Those clutzy Freshmen! by Jerrle Bennett Dell Riggs Gary Thornberry Freshmen are pushed and prodded, bullled and bossed . . . We're teenagers becomlng adults, Rosebuds becoming roses, Klttens becoming cats, but best of all . . . Beavers becoming Dusters. by Bonne Barfleld I I I Y I I someone, runs smack dab into you. I 7 ll YI Glrlfrlend, .laml Clower r I N O x , 'f x, 2 EIGHT I9 ENOUGH Joys added Sorrow subtracted Teachers multiplied Homework undivided. by Jim Valentine Eighth grade is like arithmetic, Missy Adams Mandy Barby Brenda Casey Barbie Annette Joe Chockley Anderson Bobbitt Babes in Toyland Mrs. Hamilton congratulates LaGina Smith for winning 3rd place in State Essay Contest. Eighth Officers upper left going clockwise are: Joe Dawn Chockley, Stucog Annette Bobbitt, Treasg Craig Downing, V.P.g Chad Kile, Pres.: Barbie Ander' son, Sec.: Margaret Murphree, Rep.g and Keith Toole, Rep. Star Heading for a goal It s always bright along the way Looking great each day Eighth grade was my favorite year With challenges galore And if you listen to the sky, You might just hear the echo, ofthe eighth grade battle cry! by Mandy Barby Eighth grade is like a Shooting X 1- U!'jv gw1 . f .2 l l il, xi It, 2. Teresa Shannon Crouch Eccles ' Tammy Dale Larry Ellis ' Henry Davis Eric Foutch Search for Survival Craig Chad Kile Downing I, ., ..., Q ,, In eighth grade you have lots of un. You are: Looking forward to being a freshman in grand old Beaver High School. Learning how to have spirit in the Spirit Club. Getting to take part in the Graduation. Developing to be a leader. Grader. by Teresa Crouch f l Q' 1' . 0 This is being a cool '-Eighth K ,' Q - 3 ' In her Colorado T-Shlrt Shannon wants to catch tho Snowball Express. Dale Darryl Tonl Lauxman Hampsten LaRoche Margaret Dean Lyle Richard Murphree Connie Ollvas McCloud Gary Overton Frank Ollvas gm , t sa f 5 ,gg sl, .S Mandy and Cralg work on The Formula. Qi W 1, ,555 '52 il- A , If ,ff J' r wi' .13 3 -ik ei 5.4 U 1 iv ' L Z . Xe-e- 1 :P ki qt M 4 Y ik ',-- + ,x- 3 Ax - 3 I Q 1, . G f of Q? ' xt, . ' w . 1-2 3 ,R ya? 1. : 1.-,RS Q f, 1' 'igyizfg , . 3 tll- l ' if -ef - , in - 1 A - Carol dreams of being Marooned wlth Burt w T. Ps 1' I f 1 Jim thinks this test Is the St. Valen- tine's Day Massacre. w - C Which Way ls Up? You know what being an eighth grader means? lt just means that you re a year older you re closer to that car you want you finally get the guy you like teachers think you re more know it s kinda nice to be an eighth grader by Monica Fries David Perry Carol Pierce Kim Rist Sylvia Rose LaGina Smith Tom Mark Tillman Swearingin Jim Valentine Keith Toole Rick Wright mature, and you're closer to graduation. Ya Barby Palge Brggxeld Llsa Bleeker Scott Calhoon Tlm Canaday Mgfrpenter SEVEN PERCENT SOLUTION 1 15,9 .tg The Llttle Foxes an Y The Fog Hard Tlmes .lulla In between grade and hlgh school Those prlvlleges are really neat and those pep rallies can t be beat The dances are oh so keen Teachers no Say' It s great being In seventh grade at Beaver School' Vlda Rutter I Gabrlel Costel R. J. Cramer Harlen Tacey Floyd Edwards Sam Gregg Skylar Alan Herndon Goetzlnger Brett Hewatt Jana Hale Ron Jurich Chris Herring Bud Humphrey Taking on all responsibilltues like getting work ln one time being able to accomplish the harder classes and being able to get along ty ls a special task going from beating boys to chasing them Frana Klotz they're not mean. So show your prides with one another lsn't easy. Maturi- f -.N .QW- ,,,,, . ' .3 vm r 5' nf, f-Zi, fb 'am' -,,..-1 Seventh Cavalry Michael Kinney Frana Klotz Vida Ritter In Lls M gif? ' C Name that tune. In the seventh grade of your old school Blues, Everyone wlll see a blg change In you. The way you look the way you act. It's not just you, lt's everyone Infact! At first I thought, go look and find, But then I stopped . . . lt'II come wlth time. Paige Barby 796 Solutlon Scott Calhoun, Pres., Mlchelle Speer, V.P.g Mlke Carpenter, Sec.-Treas.g Brett Hewett, STUCO. .21'.?'l.-'gtttt ll ,, l his 'w...f 5.514 Hey there, lt's Yogl Bear, lBrett Hewettj Brent Tammy Terry Chanon Mills Hollis Peery Lansden Lauxman Klm Mason Mcclouu Tlmmy Teffany Susan Rises Jun Royalty Blllshaw MlcheleSpeer Paulrhomas Trlmmell Hoover Raf'dyH00ver James Allen Chris Adams Tamara Brennon Sara Brown SIXTH ARRIVE AT MIDWAY Being a sixth grader is nothing great and nothing big. It's nothing small and nothing tiny. It's knowing that you made it there with good hard work. It's knowing that you made it all by yourself. It's know- ing that the teachers put in five days a week. It's knowing that you are a sixth grader. Lisa Hankinson Leslie Chockley Danny Clark Kael Cleveland Joe Clower James A Depew L 1 Orlando I think that it is fu n , b e c a u s e you're older and do what you want, like going to the movies by yourself and to the skating rink. It's hard but it's fun! 0 r I a n d o Escobar Sixth graders stand proud, like a k n i g ht a m o n g peasants, ready for battle. Eddle Graff Escobar Bllly Freeman Eddie Graff Llsa Hankinson Derrick Harris James Herring Valerie Hinton Wendy Hokit Kristy Jamison Beth Jones Joshua Jones Llsa Lansden Chelsea Lasater Christy Leisher Elsa Martinez Joey Martin Carol Miller Lorl Miller Kelin Miner Shalia Newby Brenda Noble Wesley Riggs Scott Robison Rosle Smith Becky Tanner Leigh Anna Toole Gregg Weber LeaAnn White Emelia Wooldridge Steve Yeoma Qt Bossom Buddies QQ... A X 1 There Is always a Hot Potato at lunch. 1 fi-.- Beth and Sarah You Oughta Be In Pictures. Q' Our Own Wonder Woman, Shalla. hh' in ,filin- Every time Steve puts on hls headphones he hears Chltty Chitty Bang Bang. g If i Val says, These are the Lles My Father Told Me. 41 W. W. and the Dixy Dance Kings? FIFTH ARE THE f YOUNG AND RESTLEQS Brent Barfield Krystie Brinkley Corey Broadfoot Stephanie Calhoon Garry Canaday Ty Carpenter Christy Chaloupek Troy Collins Billy Dame David Dame Leah Dyer Gena Eccles Vicky Elston Monica Goetzinger Bobby Hageman Eddie Herchock Hilary Jenkins Lori Jenkins Jennifer Jernigen Kirsten Leonard Stephanie Mahaffey 42 .,-af In God We Trust K K7 fl tra' 'viagr- Lori Jenkins-Cinderella we Ricky says, lt's My Turn. L S s Q il s, ,. y 1 K X J The Competition Intermission iPhoto by Sally Swisherj Roberta Searcy Troy Shook Rodney Plain Melanie Mike Pugh Sturdivan Jerry Reed Heather Richard Tibbetts Ridens Dana Bobby Mark Robison Valentine Marshall Susan Ruiz Danny White Ricky Dale Searcy Shawna White Martinez Kyla McDaniel Terry Murphey Valerie Parker Rebecca Perry p K P 5 I C' 3 f M . -r Fourih Graders Are SUPER FRIENDS Thls fourth grader checks his fork for a Rough Cut. Marty by Marty Chockley Roger declares hlmself the Emporer of Ice Cream. One day everyone was exclted except me. This was the day of dissecting the chicken. When Harold Jones saw lt, he barfed all over Gretchen Adams. We know how they felt about that. Somehow I felt more sorry fo the chicken than I did me. Dana Barby Marty Andrea Ravonna Larry My teacher is Mrs. Coldwater. Wlth her Justin Edlger Chockley Cleveland Clower Coleman you don't know what's golng to happen. Ida Horath Bradley Getz Whitney Dallas Eldon Hoover Steffanie Taber Michele C. Jacobson Goetzinger Westwood Chris Kirk Kuykendall Nohemi Caleb Jones Gina Kile Kim Moore Martinez Roger Shayla McGee Martinez t x x x VE ai ba. V . A Q 5 'sl 5 viii 'Q av' 452 x v 1 ' . J ji,-r,, XMB af. Y :il - x - Q, H. K Y . QL . . e a - Q5 r F X .Tr Y -v ff 11 Yi N :, qi ,,,,:.x. Y v ffqmh 19' Q f A9 -4 ', xi -9 .Y .-'f5A ..,,E 4! '1-'5. 9 I I :WW I ,- ks. w . Q94 v .3 I . 2 wk ,Q , A . ,Ml if i V :Mm i .30 '?i'.'!f' ?? ,,wuuhTV Y 'ASB , H ' U . if 1 ' 5 If 112 R351 i' 4 !f1,:i.Zj swf Ep' f-24 QA 5 1 Q - .. 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A Star is Born as Jenny Moore acts like her The Apple Dumpnng Gang Rides Again' mother trying on a dress. 1 Pl ' Q , Penny Elston Dalena Gibson Mario Gonzales Kevin Horath Cary Kirk Jeremy Lynch Michael Steven Gilby Mark Gonzales H Heather Kelly Lacer Josh Martin Escobar U3 99 Annestacio Jason Mathias Jennifer Patti Myers Brad Raven Martinez Chris Matlock Moore Veronica Bridget Raven Larry Norma Perez Martinez Morales X Saturday Night Fever to XJ fy v v ' , ,Lg ' f W T K ',, f f j Below: You Must Be Joking says Justin Coronado 5' ,iv '..4u- 4 Below: Walking Tall Michael Patrick Sharp Kevin Toole Travis Reddick Stephanie Shawn Spivey Matt Rickey Ward Westwood Darren Searcy Shultz Travis Taber Trimmell Jeri Watrous Tara Wilson rw? . my - .. .ff The first grade is full of Real People. J . A Austin Peery Tomatoes. Is ready for The Attack of the Klller ONE FLEW OVER CUCKOO'9 - NEST NV Marr if IC Me In ze, iw if 'i firm er. V g 1 X ' 'e . if 1 of wwf egg!! 7 I grrnlcind ,Y Q5 , X 4 K 1 Q 1 nip: vm I i ,T AWK X I H lu fewgffu. s 1 lil U 'Mijn is if? . fl 52lzr:'lm1iii5-X. FreddyAmado JasonCoates CoryDavis DeItaDawes AmyEdIger Lorrie Elston Raul Escobar Kevin Fisher Cindy Foster Rod Fries Deon Gibson Dledra Gonzales Tracey Gregg Billy Guerrero Cole Haley Jolyn Herchock Chad Hoover John Horath Jason Horn Daisy Humphrey Elizabeth Kee LJMIHU lfwiw ,Xfxiid L gn ufdxlj ,, X XXxf' rJiT lx II J 'NGiJ'g'r X K, t .x,,, Ol iurxi Urtmlczr H ll X X X A K V, 1 ,f x , KN 3 - Q'Qf5VlC VW NMC? ' than CM xakiltry VNV YU 4 gs . ,W egg wiped. The Snoopy Gang waitlng for a curtain call. NNW Ryan Kygar Mlchael Martinez Hayden McGee Tlmothy McMahan Sue Ann Mote Josh Mlnor Clnclnnatus Murphey Danny Norton Mellssa Parker Austin Peery Steven Perry Kevln Phelps Misty Pugh Mark Reddlck Dane Sallaska Melvln Sherman Dawn Tedder Ryan Thompson John Venable Scott Woodbury Doreen Wright Clnclnnatus ls thlnklng, Walt Untll Dark. XX Ji N 1 'Emi f X ' 1 1 X X KWH M 3 lx L' N N km tj XHPW ufRT1li'K' A f' Y We 'tCHffPx , , T I lff I: px X if Mr. Mrs. Evans gathers the Romper Room kds 'L' The kindergarten class slngs A Christmas Carol. Danny Davy Dellcla Dorsey Ryan Hilton Davld Jacobs It's fun to play outside on the slide and monkey bars. It's fun to go outside and play. We meet new friends and play. Zoo Kindergarten is fun and stories about ABC's. Ryan Hilton Chris Jelllson Brandon Angle Porter Kuykendall Mason Ritter Jonathan Lynch Margarita Martinez Courtney Morris Michele Osborn Billy Pillars Liv. .- 4 .-e- ' The morning version of Champlonshlp Wrestling. xx A trlp to this room ls like a Vlslt to a Small Planet Alllson Ruth Ann Stacey Milton Angela Perez Jeff Staftord Trlcla Wilson Danielle Kinder garleners Sag KIDS ARE PEOPLE. TOO Hoklt Nathan Crystal Rivers Woodson Amado Misty Melton Bohn Johnson cooper Christophe' It' s fu n to be in We get to go and play on the playground and drink Green Jones kindergarten. I like math milk. We have to take naps. I like to be a super tooth Hale Jason Jones and bingo and play time. But brush. The girls started a kissing business. Then we Tyler Leonard coloring is the best. play Star Wars and Chlps. names ggi? Loepp Michele Osborn Nathan Melton McCance Administration . . . THE EXECUTIVE9 Wiley Hinton Jim Bouse Ron Rist Superintendent of High School Junior High Herbert Hendricks Schools Principal Principal Elementary Principal ur- 'dum-Q, I qu, f fiil llllriziil Z W M X, jf If I ll ,, ff f THE EMPIRE 'N The board discusses plans for the future at the monthly meetings. Wim. Faculq, . . . lvunnus AGE CRAZY Mary Lou Bradley Reading Specialist Nell Chockley Third Grade Ken Coates Ind. Arts, Mech. Drawing Carol Cole Roberta Edwards Photography Mathematics Fourth Grade Dorothy Coldwater D'Esta Crouch Janell Edwards Fourth Grade Elementary Mathematics Third Grade ,I xx -K X 4 . 5 Edward Elam Marilyn Gregg Vocational Agriculture Vocal Music Jeanett Evans Jan Fisher Kindergarten Reading Kerry Hamilton Oleta Hendricks Jr. High English Librarian David Hawkins Jo Ann Herchock Band Dlstar Program ua..-., -1 vi! Q yiidarfl avi 4' i .. Wlnner of the Burt ReynoId's The WIZARD OF 0ZIs stIllWALK- DON'T DRINK THE WATER, Mrs. Jenkins says, I'm lookalike Contest. ING TALL. so Mr. Elam samples a OK. . .You're 0K. 56 substitute. Sharon Hoover Rodger Hilton Vocational Home Terry Kile Science Economics Sherry Jenkins Social Studies Jr. Hlgh Coach First Grade Chuck Goodner Sheryl Melton Peggy Hinton Social Studies Gay Jones English Sclence Coach Second Grade Yearbook Advisor Richard Moore Everett Oswald Mary Overton Charlene Mobley Drlver's Education Mathematics Elementary Language Second Grade Coach Science Arts Robert Parr Ruth Pickens Jack Reddick Guidance Counselor Physical Education Elementary Science Larry Pickens Kris Plersall Mary Lou Reddick r Hu Coach Social Sciences r H S. English Marilyn Riley Elementary Music Pat Rist Special Education 1 l Sheryl Melton Bites the Bullet 1672 X X , CarolCole. Boss Cheryl Wilson Verna Fae Rodosta Don Sinclair Sally Swisher Business Special Education Athletic Director Elementary Newspaper Boys Basketball Reading Eddie Royalty Travis Wilson Football, Track Sue Smith Mozelle Thomas Elementary Psychology First Grade Speech Therapist Counselor t 2 l,l' e Wg Sufi f. li' 'PRR C Coach Hilton tells his boys how to get THE LONGEST YARD. S Mrs. Hendricks and Mr. Hinton proudly display our new library during Open House. , Janice Oswald Activity Fund Secretary Mattie Sorrels Lucy Venable Superintendent's Secretary Karen Weber , s X. w X sp, CounseIor's Secretary Elementary Secretary S - -.., 1-gg -- ki i Terry Bohn Speech Therapist Aide Marsha Hilton Kindergarten Assistant Dianna Mason High School Secretary 5 ja Francis Moore Reading Assistant Julie Moot Speech Therapist Aide Dolle Needham Reading Specialist Secretary Secretaries . . . THE DESK SET LIFE AT THE TOP with Mattie Sorrels Mrs. Swisher and JoAnn Herchock were in- The only test Mrs. Gregg couIdn't pass this Mr. Parr reads his draft notice from terested observers at a local board year was the RABBIT TEST. Red Sox. meeting. kgs, B sf? Boston We caught Mrs. Hamilton in the middle of her Mr. Hawkins asks, Why me, Lord? Mr. Piersall demonstrates leaning busy schedule. against a pole. The faculty showed that they have spirit, too, when they held a special pep rally. ' - -J -Q51 WT 3 f i 'E I' ' 61 Cafeteria Personnel go STIR CRAZY Seated: R. Tanner, J. Ben tt J Searcy. Standing: F. Sutt S Searcy M C III Custodians do THE SHINING L to R: B. Davis, J. Devenport, B. Taylor, E. Thomas, G. Overton, F Tillman D Perry f l X ll! Need help In finding LIT- TLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE? The llbrary aldes were efflclent guides in our new library. Offlce Aides pictured rlght: T. Trlppet, S. Coldwater, D. Lamunyon, S. Bouse, S. Sprague, K. Thornberry, C. HIII, S. Myers, V. Humphrey, and Y. Crocker. W' lhdes OHbr HELP! The office aides were assistants ln flndlng the ROOTS of some of our problems. Xml is ,V I 7 LJ: l if N , W , ,UL ee , A3 f sl. Llbrary Aides pictured below: C. Yocum, R. Downlng, B. Mlller, S. Clonts, R. Mllllkan, L. Parker, Mrs. Hen- drlcks, Librarian, C. Ellis, J. Sanger, M. Montoya, A. Gordon, L. Gregg, and C. Mclteever. S 63 , . an - A 'Wi 8' as WP' -3 v if - M -we X fi f Wi A 5 0 x Y 1 iml. .n ' 3 af 5 .. Q' - w I , by M' 0' v fu Tw' T ,H R' C IX THAT 9 ENTERTAINMENT 66-94 95-111 112-121 122-123 124-127 128 E W A if F Eg Yidw-. Wh. -.:...-, . ,M W, PV A . W . Q ff, I X , WZ - vs- .1-. X VU 3 KMC ' sf -ns, . W . x 'gm-. . .,7..,mf,.L.1 F , ,,,,i:.. iff. i . -- L. :Q E. -- A .EW X- Q, ff : K Q , 1 . ,...... X , W W I W XV F' 'W I 4 Q 1 i , l 14 i .f f r 71 A, f. fjl'.3fn5 L ffmlifxg was A S' 3 , . 'MX -inf ,,, ,A I . if ,,,.J I 0 - ,' . iii-n,.-Q - ,, L h'k- . - A L i SPORTS SPECTACULAR The All Sports Banquet, an annual event sponsored by the Booster Club, was held on April 13. The speaker for the evening was Bob Berry, Sports Announcer for KTVY In OKC. Plctured Right - Top: Holly Smylle, GBB MVP offense: Alan Plerce, BBB MVP, Kammy McDaniel, GBB MVP o defense. Middle: Andy Brldwell, FB Flghtlng Heart Award, Ernle Martlnez, FB Outstanding Player, Offense and Defense, Mlke Sturdlvan, FB Llneman of the Year. Bot- tom: Todd Trlppet and Lynne Mason, Tennls Players of the Year. i, I x I-la V 1 ,, A W ZIV' I - 3 o, Ji 'l VX! N R ? ,rugs fr-Q - - Mitzi Reddick Sophomore STAND UP AND CHEER The Magnificent Seven were full of spirit and enthusiasm at every game. I X Shandy Jenkins Mascot Holly Smylie Senior 'dv' ,' ' I4 1, is 4, ii fs! fu' ey Klayne Edwards Sophomore Betsy Thomas Junior Brenda Chockley Mascot Senior Gae Hoover Senior 'Y' X C217 'B t Nr' s. Junior Terri Dame and Escort Stanley Sprague X F, n 'f - ff . L 4 I 1 a fr I x . , , , . 1 , A Sophomore Klayne Edwards and Escort Lance Pillars 2 9 E, Q J, Freshman Jam: Clower and Escort Gary Covel I1 . QQ if FLFVI IK Lv gf' G 1 . Sz: an Us L 37 ' an ...4 'S' Top Row: Coaches-R. Hllton, C. Goodner, E. Royalty, L. Plckens. 2nd Row: R. Mltchell, L. Cudd, G. Hachlthorn, J. Bobbltt, D. Davls, R. Mathls, S. Tanner, J. Hoover. 3rd Row: D. Wllllams, M. Casslngham, J. Harris, T. Hoover, S. Newby, C. Marshall, M. Mar- tln, C. Murray, W. Portwood. 4th Row: K. Speer, R. Barby, L. Plllars, M. Overton, T. Edwards, M. Sturdlvan, G. Casslngham, C. Mobley. 5th Row: R. Royalty, G. Covel, N. Strong, E. Martlnez, S. Sprague, M. Mobley, M. Cramer, T. Trlppett. Bottom Row: A. Plerce, B. Trlppett, R. Buss, C. Reddlck, A. Brldwell, D. Brown, M. Barby. su, N' Some good reasons for our vlctorles are: Rodger Hllton, Ed Royalt Pickens, Chuck Goodner. BACK IN BLACK . . . DRE99-ED TO KILL L The 1980 Football season was a successful one, having a 7-3 record and enterlng the playoffs for the first tlme ln if' several years as a Class B school and belng the Dlstrict B-1 Runnerups. The success of the team can be attributed to -1 dedlcatlon, attitude, and tremendous team effort as well as great support from the faculty and student body. PLZ!! www 92: f . ' 'Q f M T' .,1 g - , - . ., fn,':b.. s ir' .Nix I - 0-M ..,f 1,1 . Q ld me! 'R Ng g.. 4 we ff? 1 Q4 8' . x X X s 'YQ' X I Ll iii , Ii ff xt ' or Ed? kf P' Mi LQ , fs J Xi ' 'Q J J-MW' Junlor Candidate Laurie Judd and Escort Curtis Reddick Sophomore Candidate Rhonda Buss and Escort Reed Mltchell M. -- Girls Basketball Beaver Beaver .Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver V Beaver G Beaver S Beaver I Beaver T Beaver y Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Hooker Laverne Forgan Turpin V Guymon Buffalo Balko . Turpin Laverne Forgan Turpin Texhoma Mooreland Laverne B Shattuck Seiling Buffalo Mooreland Hooker A0keene Boise City Seillng Pzioneer Forgan Boys Basketball Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver V Beaver A Beaver R Beaver S Beaver l Beaver T Beaver Y Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver Hooker Laverne Forgan Turpin Guymon Buffalo Balko Turpin Laverne Forgan Texhoma Balko Forgan Mooreland Shattuck Fairview Selling Buffalo Mooreland Hooker Sailing Boise City Hooker Seiling Okeene l Track and Field Boys: Fairview - Second place Cherokee - Second place Thomas - Second place Hooker - First place Turpin - Third place Forgan - First place Seiling - Third place Regionals - Third place State - Alan Pierce, lst M ile Run Tracy Hoover, lst 440 Dash Relay Team, 3rd Mile Girls: Hooker - Fifth place Forgan Regionals - Rhonda Buss, 5th Mile Run Jr. Hi. Football Beaver 0 Booker, Tex. 14 7th Beaver 8 Booker, Tex. 12 and Beaver 12 Meade, Kan. 8 8th Beaver 36 Buffalo 6 8th Beaver 28 Laverne 6 and 9th 7 and 8 Basketball Girls: Boys: Beaver 14 Balko 25 Beaver 8 Balko Beaver 38 Tyrone 5 Beaver 22 TyroneB Beaver 16 Turpin 23 Beaver 7 Forgan Beaver 46 Guymon 22 Beaver 25 Garrett Beaver 30 Buffalo 21 Beaver 17 Tyrone Beaver 28 Garrett 21 Beaver 33 Garrett Beaver 23 Tyrone 24 Beaver 32 Gate Beaver 38 Laverne 9 Beaver 11 Guymon Beaver 33 Garrett 13 Beaver 32 Laverne Beaver 23 Forgan 45 Beaver 24 Buffalo Beaver 47 ForganB 6 Beaver 30 Balko Beaver 25 Balko 24 Beaver 14 Garrett Beaver 27 Forgan 30 Beaver 33 Forgan Beaver 32 Guymon 20 Beaver 34 Forgan Beaver 35 Gate 10 Beaver 28 Guymon Beaver 24 Hooker Beaver Beaver Beaver Beaver , uffal 4 uym en Buffaloa 25'- Laverne 27 Alva L Guymon 26 Mooreland G uymon Mooreland Q vw. 7. ..., , W. f,.,,. ,A ,,,, - ,.A, ,.,,, .kV- - . -vw , iw,w-.. Hi?wk . 'wr ff. . J., 9 Girls Basketball THOSE AMAZINI ANIMALS is ,ji E Front Row. K. McDaniel, C. Lightfoot, S. Coldwater, B. Chockley, M. Reddlck. Back Row: V. Shook, H. Olivas, G. Hoover, C. Pugh, S. Crouch, K. Edwards, H. Smylie, R. Buss, L. Cross, L. Judd, Coach Moore. 'QQ- 'if 3 .' U 4 M ' ,Qs -v ,fr be 8 i A -fn U N, N1 I name: -..Q .- Q Q p-. I I fs Els p.. .61 jails gf 4 -:slr X ,M 1.1 . ' A5 -Q 1 .fr ff X A3 F ste? K, f. ?e J', 5 M' oi in -kms Q ' . -5 .Nz 'nf 31 i1 2 1 If s G 'A-4 30' wg- 5 'uf 1--,Q ii fi Sf' C L 2 i E wwf' x 2 uv ..- 12 1: r 'LY I E, . :IM Y .sl K I 3 ive- -1 1, . .exh- ZDL-. J . im' .UK . LZ f ,fx Q-, iii 51... J' gi ,gi Q ,571 xr ' X...- l' 'win I3 mf W X r H 3 i ?l J..f A n i LIGHTS . . . CAMERA . . . ACTION DUSTER BASKETBALL Junior Robbie Royalty j . , K Y I , , , .,,,,,.,v...--.,...,-.,........,. Let's Go L A, . .W Q ' A . Q ' YJ ' ,'vg Boys Baskeiball . . . 0' ,., , ' I ,Wx 3 A I 56 A FAST BREAK - K 1 N ,W -Q., X! ,K M H a l 1 N . I W 4 53 'Z' D f A , ' D .V A-L . f ,, 1, A Y Q N. 4. N . A ,pw I, 3,1 'ft'-.Mx if 'S Q ' ,W YV Q, a 2' 2 ,af 01? 2 ,iv- 1-ma Q 14 Y . X 1 N 55? ' '.f' 3Q ffm v , Lf-., T Q-'S R, W, . gy ' , aw' ner' faith' ' n 1, s 'Yi-35 -A ,4Qg f' x- rf 5 4-5-4- f rf- J- in 3 hh x :- U ii 'gus- xl W as Irack Runs THE GREAT RACE J A hvrvsivgj . g.,N.'i..7i if 5, YQ 9. , ,,,.,N ,wx f William Portwood 880 yd run Andy Bridwell Mile Relay Alan Pierce State Champion Mile Run . -t F L ,M -'UH -'Z ' V.. C if . .' :- N f 2 af. . 11 ,Q-fr1fffg9f24.1fesh:' f- I f , tif fi -- -'. ifp 1 fi? fi T ' f f ' -fri-'fi re P+? 1 ' A 423 A . -F .- a, .C fat R R -5 -f .52 4. w k . I 'ii ' t l '- ' ah 17-' ffl -7-as f A Y , I .G ,., g-'-- f .,.. , . X - .L ' . . .,,, V I X 7-1-fjrt-. -.P t X , . , ' C 5 R - 'f sq' .H - , M- HQ' . ' y ' Q. ff- 4- - . g I , E, , ,' f. l g fx- Y , A ' . 9' I if A' 'Q '. gi 1 he -UT, X ' W ,I V . 5 MQ in---M ' v 1 , ,f -- V L , 'ii 25239 . 7 r R ' , . i l . if ' 0' R .W .1 f - . . ' 0 ' R -, W ' A Neil Strong and Devin Brown 3rd in Mile Relay at state Tracy Hoover State Champion 440 yd. run Qi' 1195 .:, i tl ' ,f W W .. . 7'F'f-W' , . f,,H.g '45 j-1 b f ' .7'a'.ff.?ffFyg' A' H . 'gmwlp h , ' M v!5F'2f1: -QW? ' V . V, , au.. iffy. ?f'f'?6'i R State Qualifiers: Alt., J. Pugh, Neil Strong, Tracy Hoover, Alan Pierce, Devin Brown, An- Rhonda Buss ran in the 880 yd. run dy Bridwell, Coach Royalty. and the mile run. 1 Shane Harris, 81 Doubles Lynne Mason, 112 Singles Brett -Illi- Connie Pugh and Lora Reiswig,1t2 Doubles Girls' Team: Back Row: L. Reiswig, B. Thomas, R. Buss, M. Cramer. Front Row: L. Judd, Coach K. Coates, L. Mason. Tennis Has PLAYERS Boys' Tennis members were: fStandingJ Brett Trippet, Mark Cramer, Shane Harris, Charles Marshall, Raymond Ridens, Mike Studivan, Coach Ken Coates. lkneelingi Randy Judd, Guy Bennett, Faron Pugh, Gary Thornberry, Todd Trippet. xx M5 J 2-. san -s 1, X Q. Girls' Tennis members were: QStandingJ S. Howard, L. Tibbetts, C. Pugh, L. Judd, G. Long, S. Bouse, M. Cramer, S. Mobley, J. Bennett, Coach Ken Coates. flineelingj L. Mason, L. Reiswig, L. Mason, R. Buss, C. Howard, J. Martinez, B. Thomas. Golf . . . CADDYSHACK One of the highlights of the golf season attending a two-day golf meet in Clinton, Oklahoma. Golf Team members L to R: Coach Don Sinclair, Shane Newby, Larry Hesler, Jeff Harris, and Cory Baldridge. gf 3, 87 Lettennen are: Front Row: S. Sprague, R. Judd, F. Pugh, R. Royalty, R. Buss, L. Mason, R. Buss, C. Marshall, L. Plllars, M. Overton, L. Hesler. Second Row: Smylle, A. Plerce, S. Newby, J. Hoover, J. Pugh, V. Shook, S. Crouch, T. Hoover, M. Reddlck, L. Relswlg. Thlrd Row: G. Covel, L. Cudd, R. Maness, B. Thomas, T. Trlppett S rls, D. Davls, S. Tanner, R. Mitchell, J. Harris, S. Coldwater, E. Martinez. Fourth Row: C. Mobley, G. Casslngham, K. McDaniel, T. Edwards, G. Hoover, M. Martln, A. Brldwell Reddlck, R. Mathls, L. Cross, B. Chockley, C. Pugh, N. Strong. IN GOD WE TRUST The FCA has had a full year with meetings twice a month, raffling off a T.V. and our rally in March. We would like to thank our sponsors Coach Royalty and Coach Pickens for their time and support. FCA members are: Front Row: Coach Royalty, R. Royalty, D. Floyd, R. Buss, L. Mason, R. Buss, S. Mobley, S. Crouch. Second Row: F. Klotz, J. Pugh, K. Edwards, J. Clower, K. Patee, V. Shook, S. Bouse, S. Lawson, J. Royalty. Third Row: S. Calhoun, J. Hoover, B. Thomas, T. Trippett, S. Har- ris, D. Davis, R. Maness, S. Tanner, J. Hale. FCA Officers are: V. Shook, Pres.: S. Crouch Buss, Treas.g L. Mason, V. Pres. iw 1 H+ i ' w lv I 1 px Q '.... ML F' u , Y. xx Cf' M A N D Y A u B Su-I Y e Q A Q K . f' I ., W :N ,Q . U RV , V47 if ,u , I , an Q. n -?w.f f f G ' .'. Y 'nf 3 - , 2 , ,- U K Y N . F' 2 666359619 5 Q . ' ' ' V Q. Q ' ,.', , gi! rd K3 - , la- . ..- K .,,. .1 . . .f ,- .whom s:-K . . .4 - Av., N .. . . fe 'ii' wig' hd . .f AX... -SX 1-. mmf ,anti , ,X Q Y-fi-.q Jr. Hi Foolball . . . SEMI-TOUGH fm .. ' ,g ikbgcgggg X ,, . , '15 J . ff- -Qing. K ..,L , . 6 Mf . x..k 1 1. , . ml 0 , a-elif .elf ,. f 916 1 ,f ' . Q ,lu Q ,ep F ,. Jn, 4 JEL Q Qx. AQ K .3-lug., Ai 1 'U 3 E X ix 'X it . . r X4 5 S 4 Q . x f S I .. R Back Row: B. Hewatt, B. Humphrey, S. Goetzlnger, S. Calhoon, H. Edwards. Mlddle Row: M. Carpenter, B Xa 2. Lansden, S. Gregg, R. Cramer, T. Canaday. Front Row: M. Klnney, S. Mllls, R. Trlmmell, P. Thomas. Not Plcturad D. Perry, T. Swearlnglm, J. Chockley, C. Downlng, R. McCloud, M. Tlllman, D. LaRoche, K. Hampsten, D. Klle, D Lyle, J. Valentlne, K. Toole. Bottom: Joe Dawn eludes a Kiowa. Left: The Dusters are down, darlng, and ready to drlve. INCREDIBLE HULK fclxxfl fffrwz 3- M 'f W X ' .fa , N L' f . , k 'fffffl' ML-F ff o,q.,, , U ' I Q , . 'fix 'pgs ,,' swab- f 2 . .. W ' 5 'Y 1590. .0 ol' jg oy W f if XY l l 'x f A4 f l 7 ix 3 ffl ' ' My ' UGW,ss2f,.Qs'.y?22 jj! f IQ ' ' f WV ' f I f ' ' Q X W . X X ' f if , ff M , ff ff X 1, H Msxwwifb ,W X' - mo 905' X N I R 1 Q W I l 7 Sl if f af- , K 1, . W H7 Jr.Hi. Girls Baskeiball . . . FOUL PLAY bbltt, L. Smith, T. Crouch, C. Pierce Adams, P. Anderson, Coa oore, T. Dale, S. Rose, M. Barby, urphree, K. Rlst. 9 Q 11 HAVE GRAW Q10 ,ai AX? X' ' .Q v FJ 9 if 35 JH Track . . . SILVER STREAK Back Row: D. Perry, T. Swearingim, D. LaRoche, D. Hampsten, R. McCloud, M. Tillman, Coach Pickens. Middle Row: J. Valentine, A. Herndon, E. Foutch, C. Down- ' ,D.Ll.F tR :J.Ch kl ,B.Sh ,T.T' ll,C.K'l,B.L d . mg ye ron ow oc ey aw nmme le ans en David Perry takes the baton from Tom ,ull 4 swflfs if . J 'duly ,gm , .A Mvhfiegg vveirqw, W ' agglllkgg . f ,gf . 1 3 Ag' 1 R + r . nn llm Q . Mk J I ' Q gulf, -A ,WL 0 E. x ,mzklls s ml Mis emi-41,1 ' f . 5 4 W M 1 , rim.. 1 sewer, ,, ...if X 'L' 1 e ,VE Back Row: A. Bobbitt, L. Smith, C. Pierce, T. Crouch, V. Ritter, M. Adams, T. Floyd, Coach Moore. Middle Row: J. Hale, L. Bleeker, K. Mason, B. Barfield, M. Speer, S. Rose, T. Mc- Downing takes a rest before Cloud, S. Riggs. Front Row: J. Royalty, K. Rist, T. Hoover, A. Barby, M. Murphree, F. Klotz. l'l8XY 8Vef'lt. Teresa Crouch displays her shot put style. Chanon Mills gives the discus a mighty heave. MEMORIES if J STUCO . . . UP THE ACADEMY Urban Cowboy - Could I have this dance for the rest of my Officers: H. Smylie, Song Leader: C. Reddick, VP: B life? Chockley, Pres.: L. Judd, Sec.g L. Reiswig, Treas. 5 T. Trippet. Third Row: S. Bouse, G. Cassingham, B. Chockley, L. Tibbetts, R. Cates, C. Hill, Mr. Oswald, Advisor. Members: Seated: B. Thomas, R. Buss, S. Lawson. Second Row: B. Hewatt, H. Smylie, C. Reddick, L. Judd, L. Reiswig, J. fa- I 4 :wi mf' W bl ks Glory l know It Is here somewhere. 3 'Ne mg? Ye. xi A 'M' Let the Good Tlmes Roll The Blg Sleep 1 ,Q ll 990 VY N 'Rf-5, Bless the Beast and the Children '55, GS 0 Yen 8 B t C medy Screenplay Q B d Chockley an B Id II starring in YO U DUSTER 4 JOKING. PRIDE IN . 'X 'WEN co A MW' f0TASC ' ing t . Best Public Relations fFlirties0: Shawna Howard and Mark Cramer fNot Picturedj starring in I WANNA HOLD YOUR HAND. - , 4. R Kill. il NHS SAYS GET SMART NHS was involved In many activitles thls year. They helped with College Night and held the annual NHS Banquet ln whlch new members were ln- ducted. Many ac- tlvlties were organlzed by the chapter tor Na- tlonal Career Week In November. D. Lamunyon, Sec., R. Downlng, Treas.g K. Why Would I Lie about the NHS members belng such McDanlel, Pres., G. Hoover, VP. klds? gl , wmtggwf E ee e .. ,ok ..kL Tl. . K K, .,..k 1 R KI C R ddl k L M L Gre B Chockle S Coldwater L Back Row: C. McKeever, N. Strong, R. Royalty, L. Hesler, . nney, e c ason gg y betts, C. Pugh, Mr. Parr, L. Judd. Front Row: D. Lamunton, G. Hoover S Sprague M Overton K McDanIel B Thomas M D. Thomas, R. Downing. L , ,az Kyiv 5500008 Leadlng V P0908 Thlnklng Listening Smlllng x is 10' Junior Candidate Terri Jlm Pugh Sophomore Escort Tracy Hoover arT8 Fw. BITE Queen and Eseort Andy Bridwell .J X Freshman .lerrle Bennett and Escort Mike Cassingham lfers, VP, D. Lamunyon, Pres.: T. Dame, Parlamentariang ul'-'fm ' Song L. Parker, Rep.: J. Martinez, Treas.g R. Downlng, Sec., Hoover, Advisor. Gu ' Q As presldent, Deryla Lamunyon presides over the FHA meetlngs. COMING V TO DINNER? oo00',', if Hoover commends the members on their lnstallatlonofnewofficerswasjustapartoftheFHABanquet. 4 I Row: T. Dame, M. Young, Mrs. Hoover, L. Parker, R. Downing, A. Gordon, E. Herndon, G. Long, L. Mason, C. Perry, R. Perry, B M. Cramer, B. Barfield, V. Humphrey. Front Row: B. Elfers, S. Mobley, D. Lamunyon, J. Martinez, S. Bouse. 1 Fin-. 5 Q k L FX 'fm iff Q Q-Ql '?E: . fx 5 -F, Y , Xu-P? 1' N 'B L.-Q... A Row: P. Sllvey, M. Gregory, R. Barby, T. Edwards, R. Cates, M. Overton, T. Sllvey, A. Marshall, B. Jones. Second Row: R. Man- G. Covel, R. Kinney, D. Brown, R. Mathis, R. Mason, L. Hesler, M. Barby, A. Lauxman, T. Trlppet. Third Row: M. Casslngham, L. M. Martin, L. Pillars, J. Sanger, Chapter Sweetheart, S. Sprague, K. Speer. Top Row: C. Marshall, B. Leisher, R. Parker, K. FFA . . . TRUE GRIT ight: Read Cates and Kevin Murphree star in Baa Baa Black Sheep! are: R. Parker, Sentinel, Stuco. R. Kinney, Pres., C. Marshall, Rep.: M. Overton, Treas.g R. S. Sprague, Sec., L. Hesler, V. euffitgf, , Jl.I'Lpr I fvi w' I l .X-2. . , ,L 41 K, 9 1 ,f ' 1 453 ll ll ..-.. Back Row: L. Hesler, G. Covel, T. Sllvey, M. Casslngham, R. Cates, M. Gregory, L. Plllars, R. Bar- by, K. Murphy. Middle Row: L. Cross, A. Marshall, R. Maness, M. Barby, R. Mathls, C. Marshall, R. ll Parker, B. Lelsher, G. Casslngham, R. Mason, B. Jones. Front Row: J. Sanger, P. Sllvey, S. L Sprague, M. Overton, D. Brown, K. Speer, T. Trlppet, M. Martin, R. Klnney. 1 'Ti a ,Q wiv wr WJ' 93 A in. W. . u 1 an ,4- Presldent, Reuben Parker: Vice President, Lance Pillars, Secretary-Treasurer, Jana Sanger, STUCO Represen- tatlve, Read Cates, Mr. Elam. .,.,.-,.,- g, .livmfg ,y E Rodeo Club . . . THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN Vo-Tech Students: Eldon Schollenbarger, Roger Getz, Terry Lasater. CVE . . . NINE TO FIVE Thls job never has a dull moment. - T'1'i1 Just call me Mr. Actlon. You have to be mechanically lncllned. S.. -'L- Flrst Row: C. Yocum, D. Thomas, A. Gordon, B. Ford, K. Murphy. Second Row: T. Lasater, R. Cates, C. Pugh, T. Dame, D. Crocker. Thlrd Row: S. Clonts, R. Barby, D. Murray, K. Thornberry, L. Judd, L. Cross. Fourth Row: T. Lauxman, B. Lelsher, T. Love, J. Perry, E. Schollen- barger, T. Overton. Photography Uses CANDID CAMERA Cameras flashes, film, cassettes, developer, reels, enlargers, egatlves, prlnts . . . mistakes. WW Qwlxllllll Aff? Mill! LUWHW ll Q W I I Lynette says One Good Turn should ruln lt. Gary Is our own Flash Gordon all ll , C D ill N W . NV MW G .' .l M! ll 1 'L AQ1J !.'iI', li' L... S ongEMartlezLTIbbettsABI IIySt dIgKMDlITEdard eated: M. Sturdlvan, D. Lamunyon, N. Str , . n , . , . r dwell, T. S ve . an n : . c an e , . w B. Elfers, C. Hlll, M. Young, S. Coldwater, C. Mobley, G. Hoover, G. Casslngham, H. Smylle, R D I g B Chockley, L. Bobbltt Mr. Coates, D. VanDeburgh. v Newspaper gives SIX O'CLOCK NEWS 1 Mrs. Wllson, D. VanDeburgh, G. Cassingham, E. Martinez, H. Smylie, V. Shook, R. Parker, C. McKeever, T. Lauxman, D. Crocker, C. Pugh. 2 As usual, Gary and Ernie are caught eating candy in class. 3 Mrs. Wilson has to censor her students' articles. 4 These students are hard at work getting the newspaper ready to print. 5 Cristyal and Connie can't decide whether to work or goof off. RJ mcasnaaw ' WEGMBD., .,..B!H-K. + M f fd' K, 3:2337 ,,..,,Qvv--- N-E, 5 t ,. 1. .ni it K go Q' turn ,Q rm L.L1,X ,Q W gf :RWM -ul! L -K XY N1f2' ' Q A A X ,-3. Qi 2,55 X E 1 Junior Candidate Betsy Thomas and Escort Larry Hesler. J A2 -1 e i. 'Y' i ,, ry- , . ,C 9' 'A ' or W 1 'A' ,Q , 'ff-X C if s ' V Vviigfijigf W L: Sophomore Candidate Susan Q -CA rt Alan Pierce. 5 5 z a.a X Q - C 3 mi tw S , 1 - 5? ' V' . V -1 . if ' fi . 1 s C, , f X f f Lv Xt 1 5 X R ,ii K X LJ,g.i,ga ', Freshman Candidate Lori Hesler First Row: S. Coldwater, E. Herndon, L. Cross, B. Perry, M. Bieberle, T. Love, L. Tibbetts, J. Sanger. Second Row: B. Elfers, C. Lightfoot, S. Brown, D. Lamunyon, G. Hoover, L. Reiswig, K. Edwards, L. Hesler, K. Edwards, S. Bouse, M. Cramer, J. Martinez, J. Clower, Y. Crocker, S. Mobley, B. Thomas. Third Row: L. Eyer, G. Long, T. Overton, D. Davis, B. Trippet, N. Strong, A. Pierce, C. Murray, R. Mathis, R. Millikan, L. Hesler, M. Mobley, K. Speers, S. Crouch, R. Marshall, C. Baldridge, M. Young, C. Hill. Fourth Row: S. Newby, G. Thornberry, L. Bobbitt, R. Downing, L. Mason, R. Buss, D. Floyd, M. Cassingham, Mr. Hawkins. BHS Band Plays ALL THAT JAZZ After competing in the District Contest and receiving a Superior rating, the Duster Band traveled to Norman for State Competition. After finishing the State Contest the band took a detour by way of Dallas, Texas, where they took part in a festival held at Six Flags. 1 Above: Working in the concession stand and holding a work day were two of the projects that helped fund the band trip to Dallas. Ably leading the band were the of- ficers: Terri Love, Drum Majorette, Deryla Lamunyon, Vice-President, Gae Hoover, President, Susan Col- dwater, Secretary and Betsy Thomas, STUCO Representative. Left: Alan Pierce won the prestigious John Phillip Sousa Award which was presented by Mr. Hawkins dur- ing the Spring Concert. P . Above: RALLY ROUND THE FLAG girls. L to R: L. Bobbitt, G. Hoover, S. Crouch, J. Martinez, M. Cramer, C. Howard, T. Love, S. Bouse, L. Tibbetts, R. Downing. Right: COME BLOW YOUR HORN. Rita, Cory and Cindy. Below Left: Cory Baldridge and Kevin Speer were members of the Five State Honor Band. Below Right: Pep Band added to the excitement of Duster Basketball. 3 Mr Hawkins says MARCH OR DIE 7, FQ PLAY IT AGAIN, SAM These trying times. David Hawkins, Band Director 4x L., P 5 V. ---.., Vx ' 'Q '-Q . 3 Above: Never a dull moment. How Sweet the Sound I .4 All shi: 1 La. Practice makes perfect. 7 M., ,, . E EXW? -:SWE ..,,,, 395 4 . r 'f 7 4i f i' rr ,v 5 ,' ANnl... f BHS Vocal Queen Junior LaNae Parker and Escort William Pbrtwood . Y K, as M33 ff w v . , ,fm 1 If A 4, 'aff X, sa 4 if, 'F' - , , . f. r ,iz - WZ! . -' 3 's , A Q sf f'a..Ai, I 5 N I ' ivbfl Q. V in, -, A X ' ii 9 1: ' M , , 7 GAB 1194, 1 , ' ' -7+ . q 1, .km . . 4 'Q -Ju , fd 1 .A .if , , ,yn f,.,3 U' we Q o o Y t' S D 1' if S r jf 4- hi -T5 it Xi l V gi V ,, N Q. fl f L s, ' 1 b. xy- ' 6 S C A ' i n 'ii it A W J , . T is . 51.1 . SN, 'Y wg, V. ' 3 ' ., 2 1 T 1 in sl-1. cw' 'fl . ' f 1 1. Q I , . 'Xa ffl .5 I . V li M it .l ll - ll ll T xl, Az tl l, I gi li I V 6 , , 5 at 5 fix 1 Y X H 1.1 . ' Front Row: C. Yocum, B. Miller, R. Marshall, R. Perry, C. Perry, L. Hesler, L. Parker, B. Thomas, B. Elfers, D. Lamunyon, L. Eyer, G. Olivas, S. Crouch. Second Row: S. Brown, K. Cox, T. Lauxman, V. Humphrey, M. Bierle, J. Sanger, T. Dame, L. Tibbetts, B. Perry, J. Martinez, C. Mobley, C. Lightfoot, Mrs. Gregg. Last Row: C. Ellis, L. Humphrey, L. Reiswig, S. Bouse, E. Herndon, Y. Crocker. G. Long, B. Barfield, M. Young, R. Downing, L. Bobbitt, C. McKeever. High School Chorus . . . CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC Displaying a multitude of talent as a group and individually, the BHS Chorus fared very well in District and State contests. The group received a Superior rating in both concert and sightreading in the District Contest. Also at District five soloists and one duet were given a Superior rating. The State Contest, held at Nor- man also served as a showcase for BHS talent with three soloists receiving a superior rating. -..N Leading the chorus in an excellent year were the officers Cristyal McKeever, President: Mrs. Gregg, Instructor: Robin Downing, Vice-President, Deryla Lamunyon, Secretary, Melisa Young, Historian, LaNae Parker, Reporter, Terri Dame, Treasurer: Jana Sanger, Reporter, Leslie Tibbetts, STUCO Representative. l X -Q. Boys' Chorus Pictured Above. Top Row: C. Jellison, M Dale, L. Rose. Front Row: Mrs. Gregg, B. Barfield, G. Thornberry. Not Pictured: C. Baldridge. Below: Jerrie Bennett and Lori Baker listen carefully to in- structions during rehearsal. Susan Brown Sherry Crouch Sally Bouse Charita Lightfoot Crlstyal McKeever Robin Downing Evie Herndon ACCOMPANISTS Below Top: Practice makes Perfect. Below Bottom: Cristyal, who received many vocal awards, and Robin vocalize. X i Above: Deryla Lamunyon was the reci- pient of the National Choral Award. She was also selected FHA Queen. Right: Paige Barby took centerstage dur- ing the Spring Concert when the Chorus presented selections from Applause. Below: Mrs. Gregg filled the year with ex- citement and learning. A special treat was given to the chorus when they traveled to the City to see Annie. HONOR CHOIR SELECTIONS Deryla Lamunyon - Western Oklahoma Honor Choir Susan Mobley - Soloist at Liberal Thanksgiving Choral Cristyal McKeever Festival - Western Oklahoma Honor Choir Soloist at Liberal Thanksgiving Choral Festival All-State Honor Choir Tri-State Honor Choir Selected Outstanding Soloist with a rating of I+-+ CONTEST RESULTS District Robin Downing and Deryla Lamunyon Cory Baldridge Susan Mobley Lora Reiswig Deryla Lamunyon Cristyal McKeever State: Cristyal McKeever Susan Mobley Cory Baldridge I I I+ will V fi VI A I N ,M ff GOOD BR T O 9 . -nr , ff V A I A' ' X any KW' V. MQ , Q I My , y ,ini Q I Flutes: J. Hale, P. Barby, T. Mccloud. Clarinets: J H' kt Q. e3?2 .'r 521 Royalty, M. Speer, M. Barby. Bass Clarinetsz J tg. X IVA! f 41, 1 Valentine. Alto Saxophones: 5. Eccles, T. Floyd, V . X X 77 , Ritter, M. Adams, A. Bobbitt. Tenor Saxophones: S if ' A 'fftwfl 5 5' Rose, K. Mason. Baritone Saxophone: T. Crouch ff f I 9 D f f A4 Cornets: C. Herring, C. Downing, S. Gregg, F. Klotz 1' J L. Bleeker, M. Tillman, R. Hoover. French Horns: T ffffffms Dale, A. Herndon. Trombones: C. Pierce, H. Ed if '77 fqyffif wards, L. Smith. Tubas: B. Shaw. Percussion: K T, A I ff f , f fl , Toole,J.ChockIey,T.Trimmell, D. Lyle,s. Hon. 1 ff' ff' x,. fu! ,l W ,iffy slllmlvigl Q21 Dancing the time away. ul l , , .' ,fi 5459 I3JAstepin time. X , ff ,f V, ly!! ,r f AMERICAN BAN DSTAND '31 uno' QQ? Back Row: Mrs. Gregg, B. Humphrey, J. Valentine, C. Downing, R. McCloud, D. Hampsten, T. Swearingim, D. Perry, M. Tillman, Overton, T. Hoover. Third Row: J. Chockley, R. Cramer, B. Lansden, E. Foutch, C. Kile, A. Herndon, D. Lyle, B. Shaw, C. Herring Lauxman, T. Lauxman. Second Row: B. Anderson, A. Bobbitt, V. Ritter, T. Crouch, C. Pierce, M. Adams, L. Smith, F. Klotz Floyd, S. Riggs, S. Rose. Front Row: P. Barby, B. Barfield, K. Mason, M. Speer, J. Royalty, C. Olivas, B. Casey, M. Murphree Dale, M. Barby, J. Hale. v v 122 , x K' tw if f I lv K .. . I s I .Qi Q DEADLY ERNEST Henry Gllcrast - Everett Oswald Margle - Sue Smlth Aunt Ethel - Janelle Edwards Jlll - Marsha Hllton Pumpkln - Sherry Jenkins Gladys - Peggy Hlnton Aunt Stella - Jan Flsher Clarlssa - Sally Swisher Ernestlne - Nell Chockley Ernie - Ken Coates Mr. Bumpus - Wlley Hlnton Sleepy - Jlm Bouse C. E. 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' N 34: -J Y 1-f all -W-. V i fy. 1 ,W-....,., ' 3' bv ab 3 sl f A Ss YNT' - Graduaiion 1981 . . . FROM HERE TO ETERNITY xxx 'VL ti RR E W I! I 'N ff LE I f You make clever speeches, Jim. The Duster staff owes a special debt of gratitude to Mr. Jim Calhoon. This man designed :'-L'-- X X X I K Q i N R ig J fills t. U wx ,,,vZ ff' il -X X X , ff ' X i , .X X x You make clever drawings, Jim. interspersed in the book. All we can do is say Thank you, Jim. , W... You make us smile, Jim. Wil' lam our cover and created the drawings The Duster Thanks Special People Jim and so should these people Loepp You Oughta Be in Pictures Pictures from Joe Lansden Sally Swisher Doyle St Jenkins Ken Coates and Dick Trippet Jim Armstrong Costume help for yearbook skit Eddie Bartley Use of car for pictures Jack Dale Use of theater for pictures Sherry Jenkins Use of dolls for pictures Peggy McFarland Use of shop for pictures Ronnie Lawson Use of house for pictures Board of Education Help and financial support Gary McMillan and Tom Quaid Innovative ideas rong Jim Loepp Don - Dayton Phillips - Use of building for pictures. - I - I 1 N aw , x 21' xl , f I 4' g g, X 9' f ly',l:P mv H U A . fn-WWW' ' ,.,4M4', A ffl.. mf! wi IIIEITQ 1'.j.,1fl , 1 1,-4 j--v:.a- N ,f w .y .in 1-N. m 1- H.'1,?l12r,5' 'fl' 'ff lr U' .., .x,1,1,py 1: fglwcf. if Aa.JL,x' H Iv w :-'.'b?:3'I'Ps1i- R-5,. i Q.TQ,'5wMj.'x'a': ix 1 9 '-W' x x jp . nc., oy K A 11-'MW X no -' V -T ' ' K -s, lull 'SQ W kb II f f f ,fn Q M ,iffy h fif K 1 1,- , ,f 'a,q fi ,' , ' 5ff 1 . 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