Beggs High School - Demonite Yearbook (Beggs, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1978 volume:

BEGGS DEM ONI TE 1977-78 VOICES NVe,re in the new school at last! It seemed as though we were never going to get here. But, what is this We hear? WVc believe it to bc . . . VOICES. Voices that are friendly and inspiring, voices that are enthusiastic, singing, and concerned are the voices We hear. These voices seem to be expressing our opinions about the faculty, the new school, the student body and the spirit ofthe school. Spend some time with us and let,s reminisce over the times these voices cheered the football team on to victory and a state runner-up title, Voices that led the many different organizations such as Band, FFA, FHA, and the Drama Club on to greater challenges, Voices of administrators that issued justice when We were looking for amnesty, Voices that nagged about homework we always meant to do. Come let the voices lead us on . . . 2 'Nun 312 ,,,, N,,.,..,.,, , , a 9 Opp. lower left: Doing what they do best Shaking It Up are the Demon cheerleaders. Op . up er right: Coach Ware takes a timeout to reorganize the hi h spirited Demons andgleacljthem on to a victory over Midway. Opp. lower right: The Band Majorettes Stephenie Hereden, Debbie Beard, and Jody Holden enjoyin a 'Ksideline chat be- tween cheering routines. Lower left: The FHA girls are caught in the act of having punch and cookies at one of their many get-togethers. Upper right: After a hardy meal this group decides to take it easy over a coke and some light conversation. Below: Rodney Tate and Craig Alfred knocking down interference during the Maud game for one of the main cogs in the Demon Machine, Ivan Doakes. 3 i 2 2 5 it .J I : ..Vk,l: W M- 'fbszimx Q x vi t-To ff I Q glues RHI i ' wi u- 6? ' Rodney Tate Mike Tichenor Pamela Winfrey Sandra Thompson Regina Turner Teena Wolf James Adams Suzanne Anderson Sallie Antwine Margie Baldridge Ed Beaver Michael Bonham David Bounds Howard Branson Randy Brown Donna Bruton Matt Byrd Dannie Carter Dwayne Chatman Sherry Cole John Collins Kenneth Corbit John Creason Renee Creason Glenna Cypert John Dodd Diane Gaines Jerry Gleason Vicki Gonzales Kevin Harris Tammy Harjo Kathleen Hamilton Darrell Hastings Michael Hawthorne Cathy Hoffman . Glenn Irvin Frederick Johnson Jackie Johnson Maxine Johnson Jake Jones Dan Kissee . Kenneth Lee Edward Mason Janelle McLaughlin Brett Morris Patricia Pettigrew Dinisha Phillips Shelly Pollard Jloel Roberson S aron Roberts Wayne Roesner De Andrea Ross Linda Sams Sylvia Seymore Brenda Smith 10 ELEVE TH GRADE Not pictured: Elgin Bruton, Richard Foy, jake Fulton, Freddie johnson, Keith Phillips, Tammy Kent TE TH GRADE and Frankie Glassco. Deborah Strain Roy Tate Cheryl Taylor Donald Taylor Kenny Thompson Mark Tittle Cindy Treat Kris Van Eron Charlotte Williamson Mark Winfrey Larry Wolf Sharlet Wytch Karen Yardley Gary Adams Ricky Antvvine Lynn Avers Jenny Baldridge Debby Beard Mark Bell Barry Branson Starla Breashears Diana Bruton Sheila Bruton .Janet Carter - James Cole David Cox Chris Darby Riki Craigo Teresa Denham La Iuan Doakes Paula Dunlap Stacy Fewell Mark Fleming Doug Foust Alcardio Foy Gregory Foy Melenie Grayson Alvin Goudeau Renee Goudeau Kent Hall James Hamilton 11 Stefanie Hereden Sonny Hoffman Jody Holden Dale Horn Carlos Irvin Cathy Iohnson Karen Jones Victor Kimbrough Cralind Lee Cynthia Lovelace Donna Lowery Regina Martin Craig McCall Kevin McKee Carla Miller Jeff Mills Angela Mount Deborah Nichols Tina Pettigrew Teresa Phillips Brenda Pless Teresa Poeling Bruce Ragan Chuck Raines Dorothy Rotramel Kathy Reynolds Bill Robertson Jana Rouk Lisa Snyder Michelle Somner Stanle Sowder Tamella St. Cyr Billy Steele Shari Swearingen Lorne Terry Kelly Thomas Julie Thompson Rhonda Tramble Diane Walker Mike Westemeir Chris Williamson 3 l Not pictured: Michael Dill, Charlotte Pettigrew, Wilson Nipps, and Ken Steelman NINCITIGRADE Valora Adams Bill Aldridge Lavarn Antwine Ron Beaver Willie Brown Jerry Burton Betsy Bryan Wes Byrd Robert Carpenter Joe Childers Chris Creason Paula Culbert Michelle Darby Tommy Daniels Harvey Dailey Mark Davis Chris Eagan Susan Eagan Susan Foust James Goudeau Bernice Grayson Shalonda Grayson Tony Griffin Carla Hastings Karen Hawthorne Dana Henson Keith Hickman Cheryl Hoffman Kellie Holdaway Becky Holden Wanda johnson Stan Kimbrough Kathy Lampkins Steve Lee Sandra Lowery Anita Mason Kellie McDaris LE. Meeks Desmond Nash Alicia Phillips Iames Phillips Lisa Rice Sheri Sams Joseph Seymore Vicky Smith Robin Strain Bruce Swearingen Lora Sowder Bridgette Tate 13 Laketa Thompson Renee Thompson Lisa Treat Willie Watkins Michael Whittaker Pansy White Lisa Williams Ruben Adams Classie Antwine Dwayne Antwine Mike Beck - Don Bracy Jack Branson Jeannie Brush Rodnie Bruton Todd Christy Lisa Cole Robert Craigo Teresa Deatherage Bobby Downs Glendora Dunlap Tim Edwards Bridget Fisher Tracy Fleming Sharon Goudeau Paul Grayson Grady Hamilton Anita Hamm Marc Harris jackie Heath Mata Hoffman Merrilydlamison Melo y Jones Ricky Lee Clint McCall 14 Bryan Woods Vickey Yardley EVE TH GRADE Dianna Martin Zinnia Meeks Carl Mills Kellie Miles Becky Morris Tim Payne Tom Pickett David Pless Carla Poeling Sherry Raines Crai? Redeau San iSams Dean Shaver Chris Snyder Jana Ta lor Myra Thompson Michelle Tittle Gerald Toon Nancy Varner James Whitetree Sheritha Whittaker Not Pictured: Kenneth Antwine, Carrie Kent, Mark Hamilton Donisha Anson Elaine Antwine Redonna Antwine Trenda Bell Kristina Bennett john Brown Dobie Bruton Rhonda Bussett Steve Carter Teresa Chalfin Lisa Coffey Rebecca Creason Sammy Creason Edith Dailey 15 Kathy Davis Loretta Davis Margie Doakes Darin Edmond Tammy Fleming Denise Foust Tina Fulton Bobby Fuqua Angela Grayson Doug Criffin David Harmon Kim Hill Cheri Irvin Rosie Iohnson Ciff Kimbrough Lynn Lampkins Jerry Lewis Cheryl McCall Kathy McNutt Darren Morgan Donald Murray Kim Nash Kenneth Nichols Chris Powell Darin Raines Tina Robertson Cindy Robinson Carey Rouse Leaetta Sears Becky Somner Chris Swearingen Andrea Tate David Tate Ajuania Taylor Breck Taylor Leslie Terry Ethan Tharp Audrey Thompson Tim Thompson Kathy West Lee Wesley Maurice Whittaker Kellie Williams Sharyn Winfrey Joanna Yancy 16 NOT PICTURED: Cynthia Rotramel, Justin Loftan, Mona Harris Troy Lawmaster, Billy Powell. SIXITIGRADE Dwayne Antwine Leonard Antwine Randy Ballard Steve Barton George Barwick Regina Bell Tammy Bonham Virgil Bonham An ela Brand Ricilard Branson Bryan Brose Noreen Brush Bellinda Caudill Deondra Chatman Alice Crowe Jeff Culbert John Doyle Vickie Fowler Charles Gable London Garrison Cecil Goudeau Ernie Coudeau Kim Hamilton Mark Hamilton Joanna Harlin Vicki Harris Darla Henson Cynthia Humphreys Cooper Kiddy Dean Knight Carlos Lee Marcus Lewis Dennis Louvier Tracey McCune Kris McDaris Bruce McKee Dana Mainard Ailsha Martin jim Mitchell Pam Mitchell Mike Nip s Cordon Pliillips Rickey Pinkney Kevin Plunkett Buddy Poeling Eudora Pollard Stacy Pollard Teresa Redeau Laura Rice 17 Philip Roach Debra Rotramel Arville Rotrarnel Mike Sanchez David Sanders Shane Shaver john Smith Danise Stanley Kelly Steele Mike Stell Cliff Steelman Terry Terry jerry Terry Marlanda Thompson Carryll Aldridge Denise Antwine Terry Antwine Mike Bales Lisa Beck Kenneth Brand Elaine Carter Delana Clark Trena Cole Paula Cox Terri Darcy Tracie Denney Bobby Dodd Mark Downs Annette Dunn Emmitt Fulton Jennifer Hardesty Jerry Horn Connie Johnson Darla Jones Lanita Lewis NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Underwood TK .J--4' x Geraldine Toon FIFTH GRADE Boblgf Wesley Shel on Williams Diana Yancy FOURTH GRADE Tim Maddux Michael McCord Covey Murray Doris Nero Charles Pollard Mike Philli s Casey Plunkett Iimm Rains Davicl, Raulston Danny Redeau Marlandra Redeau Darrin Roesner Mike Snelson Terry Tate Keith Taylor Kevin Taylor Danny Terry james Thompson Krista Tittle Kathy Toon Mark Trail Laura Alston Melvin Antwine Timothy Antwine Stacie Barwick Deana Beaver Glenn Beck Mary Beesley Tammy Bennett Charlotte Bird Elizabeth Bussett Tracy Carter justin Crook Kellie Crook Larry Davis x 19 .L ,,...-,. L Terry Davis johnny Day Eric Deatherage Craig Denny David Doyle Glenn Driggars Rebecca Edmonds Iohn Ellis Scotty Fletcher Joe Fultz Melissa Goins Aaron Griffin Dawni Hill Ernest Hill Stephen Hill Rhonda Holdaway Doug Holden Rodney Humphreys Marci Jaramillo Larry Jenkins Christy Keith Steven Kimbrough Richard Kullman Bridget Ledford Derrick Lee Latuisha Lewis Angela Maddux James Markes Randy Martin Clydell McCall Allen McNatt Suzanne Moore jeff Morris Tonya Morris Billy Nipps Thomas Plumlee Yvette Reeder Dee Ann Rice Lee Ann Rice Garry Roach Todd Robinson Maggie Rotramel Susan Rouk Charlotte Selmon Johnny Smith Roger Smith Lori Snyder Shannon Strickland jonathan Winfrey 20 Ginger Yardley Tami Young Mike Zelle THIRD GRADE Farrel Anson Angela Antwine Karen Bennett Pamela Beesley Glenn Bradley Cheri Brown Collette Brown Kellie Cadion Jamie Christy Sherry Coffey Katrina Cotton Nancy Creason jerry Crowe Elvieanna Cummins Anthony Dawson April Dixon Lee Ann Duke Aaron Dunn Kelly Eagan Drumeika Ellis Kim Fisher Chuck Goudeau Eric Grace Scott Harlin Vashni Hendricks Rodney Holden Michelle Holmes Tonja Howard Anthon Ivins Kennetlli Jiles Gary Johnston jeff Iohnston Kathy Jones Goletha Kimbrough Pam Maddux 21 LaSheria McCullough Kristi Paden Welden Patrick Anna Plumlee Ioey Plunkett Herbie Potter Lorena Boesner Kevin Sams Thomas Sanseverino Jeanna Shirley Sean Taylor Deron Thompson Jimmy Toon Kreg Ward ' Fonda Wilburn Dale Whitetree Brenda Whittaker Bryant Whittaker Philip Winfrey Rosslyn Wylie Angelia Wytch Cynthia Adams Louis Alston Laura Antwine Gary Beaver Aaron Beck Christopher Bell LaWayne Boyd Chris Bruton Daniel Canady Mike Carr Cardell Daniels Charles Davis Raymond Demery Shelly Denton Chalanda Doakes Dustin Driggars Ieannetta Ellis Lunjua Ellis LaRita Elkins Jeffrey Fultz Sandra Goudeau 22 Not pictured: Billy Sohanks ECU D GRADE ka? Not Pictured: Tammy Chalfin, Rusty Huber, Betty jones, Angela Long, Rebecca Purdy, Amanda Thompson, and Gary Woodward. FIR T GRADE Scott Deen Traci Kelly Cheri Melis Scott Geral Kellie Turner Stassa Turner Niwona Wallum Vanessa Whittaker Kimberly Wiehe Stevie Williams Sarah Anita Donn l Kevin Green Hampton a Hereden Hickman Hill Richard Jones ta Kimbrough Galan Landrum Jennifer Newton Willena Robertson lay Rouk Linda Sharp sa Smith Strickland Bryan Stephens Michael Taylor Tania Taylor Karen Titsworth Patricia Titsworth Tommie Toon d Thomas Beki Aldridge Anthony Antwine Beck Breedlove Niki Brose a Brown Tonya Christy 23 Michelle Colbert Timothy Crook Jeff Davis Mark Dawson Tracy Demery Joe Ellis Brian English Ernie Ferreria Tonyia F erreria Amanda Fisher Stacy Fisher Bobby Gomez Melissa Hallford Kim Harrelson Dennis Henderson Eddie Hill Dawn Holden Chrissy Holmes jim Horsey Brian jenkins Mary jiles Kim Johnson Michael Keith Sherra Lisa Kimbrough Mary Long Bobby Lovett Danny Maddux Jamey Maddux Terri Mainard Stephen Martin Derrick Markes Matt Masters Chris McCall Dana McCune Carl McNutt Susan Mitchell Katricia Noel Marcia Parsons Yvette Parsons Marvell Patrick Kirk Pa ne Tommy Plless Tammy Plunkett Shawn Pollard Sherri Poyner Brian Raines Lisa Raulston Alisa Readeau John Robertson NOT PICTURED: Bill Hill, David Mackerelle, Iohna Smith, Melody Thompson, jim- mie Toon, Dale Whitetree, and Patrick Wilden. Tammie Shaw Ray Stephens Krista Terry Tammie Thomas Nechet Thomas Tracy Wells Evonka Anson David Antvvine Martin Barwick Keith Bennett Gregory Bonham Christian Butcher Matt Cadion Lori Campbell Tyson Christy Delana Deckard Patty Denton Kerri Dixon Chris Edmonds Lea Ann Eldredge Suzanne English Brandy Garrett Joe Gaskins Tim Gaskins Eugene Grayson Wende Goins TeShauna Green Karla Harrelson jerry Hendricks Ty Hicks Tommy Holdaway Angie Holmes Kevin Howard Otis Huntley 25 Lance Johnston Missy Kash Nathan Kimbrough Clifford Long Ricky Martin Coy Maxey Casey McDaris Tommy Mitchell Kasey Paden Christy Plunkett Jackie Pollard Patty Ramerez Andrea Reeder Kelly Roesner Mike R an Michelle Sanchez Mike Shelton Sandra Shirley SaRae Simmons David Taylor William Taylor Bobby Titsworth Amy Wells Luke West Lori Wylie Camisha Wytch Kenneth Zellee 26 Not pictured: Terry Boatright, Heather Engles and Andrea Thompson IN MEMORY Lisa Dawn S nyder The lives of some are short While others turn old and gray But those who leave us so quickly Are the ones that seem to stay. They will never be forgotten - Friendships last foreverg The good times and the bad times - The memories we treasure. And as we look back on the times We,ve shared togetherg The times we've shared our secret dreams We suddenly realize what some lives were meant to be. Therelll always be a quiet moment - A special time when we'll all remember . . . The good times and the Happy times Always and For Ever. By Karen Yardley SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Uyiper Right: jack Iamison, Maton T ompsori, James Henson, Ronald Mount, Chester Byrd. Sitting: Cleora Keaton. Middle Right: Mr. Johnson and Mr. Haggard get some time to talk between classes. Have you ever heard of a group of people that manage a 3A ofa million dollar budget and never get paid for their time? These people are the members ofthe School Board. They donate their time over a 5-year period to the betterment of the school system. School Board members are elected by the people of the community. They are the governing body of the Beggs Public School System. The members have the responsibility of determining school policies, hiring school personnel, approving all financial transactions, and many other administrative duties. f .Sf 'L Administration James R. Henson - Superintendent Leslie Johnston - High School Principal Vance Haggard - jr. H. Principal Lloyd Adams - Elem. Principal Aloma Adams - Kindergarten Bobbie Adams - Special Education Ronald Allen, jr. - Science Danny Beck - Social Studies, Girls Basketball Iack Bell - Ind. Arts Don Bradshaw - Math Louise Coffey - Special Education Kathryn Colbert - Second Grade Pat Crenshaw - Second Grade Pearlie Daniels - Reading, Math Vernon Duke - Fifth Grade Joetta Garner - Third Grade Gary Hamby - English Larry Harvey - Voc. Agri. Phyllis Holcomb - Home Ec. Marsha Honeycutt -- English Linda Hutto - Third Grade J.D. Inda - Voc. Agri. Dorothy Keys - Business Education Wanda Kirkwood - First Grade Bill Langley - Librarian Susan Lesley - English, Speech Lena Liggins - Fifth Grade Robert Lovett - Band 30 Michael Mason - Psychology, Asst. Football Coach Debbie Masters -- Kindergarten and Accelerated Classes Merrill Masters - Science, Asst. Football Coach Kaye McCart - Third Grade Jolene Munsey - Voc. Horne Ec. Shirley Owens - Fourth Grade Cathy Pinkston - Music Lonnie Philpott - Science Carolyn Powell - Fourth Grade Leavinna Prewitt - Fourth Grade Kenneth Rouk - Math Doris Sitler - First Grade Cindy Stringer - Special Education Gaylene Taylor - English, Speech john Thomas - Counselor Evelyn Tunley - Reading Phyllis Walker - Physical Education Bob Ware - Math, Basketball Coach Jane Withers - Health Education, Girls Sports Bill Wylie -- Drivers Education, Head Football Coach 31 S eoretary joy Gullic X! N I Ez ' 'S -111112, i M5124 Janitors Media-C enter Tommy Ross and Richard Titsworth. Not pictured: Seated: Brenda Thompson, Charlotte Anderson, Hattie james Mills. Powell. Standing: Shirley Aldridge, Yvonne Wiles, jan Lee. Not pictured: Mary Rose Chambers. 32 High School Cooks Virginia Boak, Edith Titsworth, Etha Bruner. Middle School Cooks Elementary Cooks Mary Thompson, Sue Culbert, Mildred Anderson. Eva Fay Gleason, Pat Powell, Betty Pendergrass. ?1fp ' i ' . . - nv. . :f I 5 K W, 'V ,.. K .so W I Q.: . I 'ii Q A 1 by hw ' i ff? - , fs ,:: 'Q' 'fill ii. Bus Drivers Norma Gaylord, Bonnie Roach, Sue Jones, Twalla Robinson, Don Bradshaw, Carl Gaylord Kiowa Paden, Ralph Harvey. 33 Q., f FUI? ,Z 'mr . mx if A 5 .M 1 . 5 1' M 3 f f N an Us --funn-ummm-U M4 -qu-N W -,V HIGH CHQOL FGOTBALL A.., ,L ... ,, , : E lggmgggzpawg Q1..f.ifQsu5M?g,m,,m,,1,.1,,,,f,1,f:g,-fszaggw.lEQ2.,..U,..a.1..gf .fn-lf,-:ga-.-1. -wa .N .mam-Q V A i V 14 59 b 513 , 1. ,, gm. ,JE ,, . ,..-,.u,, ,. H ff fasfmeamiiwfissw rf ., H' wav '5 ,---- If 'wi ., W 1 fvi,-:z Zffl, 3 36 Opposite above: First row - james Adams, Larry Wolf, Eddie Mason, Ivan Doakes, Dwayne Chatman, Bruce Hagan, jerry Gleason, Mark Tittle, Dale Hom, Barry Branson. Second row- Kenny Corbit, Craig Alfred, Roy Tate, Mark Bell, Matt Byrd, Fredrick Iohnson, Gerald Driggars, Iohnny Snyder, David Bounds, Kell Thomas. Third row - Coach Mason, Coach Masters, Leonard Moore, Howard Branson, Rodney Tate, Bobby Grayson, Danny Carter, Charles Redeau, Bill jones, Aaron Irwin, George Bounds, Chuck Raines, Coach Wylie. Opposite below: First row - ALL STATE PLAYERS Ivan Doakes, Bobby Grayson, Rodney Tate. Second row - ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS johnny Snyder, Aaron Irvin, Charles Redeau, Leonard Moore, Bill jones, Craig Alfred. Upper left: Bobby Grayson jumps for the first down against Maud: he made it, but the ball did not. Lower left: Craig Alfred stretches for the ball and the first down. He got neither, but Beggs won the game against Mannford. How about a break, Coach! It's only 1020 out heref, K'We will take a break when we get through running these twenty laps around the fieldv said Coach. Then a voice bellowed Whois number Oneiw The team answered, aref, The Demon Machine was ready to be unleashed upon its foes. A cool Friday night, a crowd, a prayer, the whistle blows, a ball is kicked, and another fantastic season of football has begun for BHS. A very high-spirited 26-man Demon Machine is ready to roll into action for another victorious season. The Machine burned team after team, losing only to O.C. Millwood during their regular season of play. The Demon Machine was well on its way to a State Championship. Cold weather, flu, injurious football practices, and snow were common symptoms associated with State Playoff week this year. The fast-paced Demons faced the Watonga Eagles in the State Championship game. The weather was below freezing. The fans huddled into groups to form igloos of safety against the chill of the night as they watched the hard-fought game between the two rivals. Fate dealt VVatonga the upper hand. Fumbling, mis-snaps, and interceptions plagued the Demon offense. Watonga capitalized on these mistakes and rolled past the Demons to a final score of 20 to 0. 37 Have you noticed that the girls, legs look better this year? Burns and bruises were the looks of the basketball girls, legs last year. But things have changed since they have been practicing and playing on the new gym floor. It is made of rubber foam, which isnlt as slick as the wood floors, so it doesn't leave those burns. The girls were slightly delayed from their first few games because of football playoffs, but they came out with a third place trophy in the Berryhill Tournament. This tour- nament began the season of bas- ketball. The girls took magnificent wins right along with heartbreak- ing loses. But these loses did not make them give up hope. They put their best into each and every game and never quit. Thatis what made the first year of playing in the new gym so great. 'K 38 Girls High School Basketball EQMSWQH ,J 'za' if Wavefsszgiiijgii HV gfaisiiv-gig msmwsragggggggf wwe., mama ar 'UWQQYQQQH s5Gisgs3b1MgL5'ffS,f-. 'Hg H511 Elma f..z:'f , :ff E EW Gimp iw e 1 Essay Qawwaaf en 'im .. ' ia 5s ?' is 9 , sa W .-QQ S. fn m if ts. H' Q P was ' mai? , -r 1 , 'ff b- ' 'LSIW Ifffsfizeiikifist stiifirifiiiiifi frfr '--- ,,, ,,.., v ,,,.. m,...me- l,,.,,.,,, . ,. W, ,v,.1,,r,, .. Q.....M5E321,:wM: 55i3i3i5i5g3gmzH1QQmewmy,,,,-W. 1.m1....,. me.gsf,e.Qa:,ra.f.f21 ,,,.. W... M.. , ,,.. , QSM Op osite Upper Right: TOP ROW: Renee Creason, Manager, Glenna Cypert, Degbie Beard, Brenda Smith, Cheryl Taylor, Jackie Johnson, Lori Chamliers, Karen Yardley, Mr. Beck, Coach, Cindy Treat, Manager. LOWER ROW: Melenie Grayson, An fela Mount, Tammy Harjo, Dorothy Hotramel, Kathy Holden, Jenny Baldridge, Sandra Horn, Linda Sams, LuJuan Doakes. Oppo- site Lower Left: Jackie Johnson makes a swift pivot to score 2 points for the Demons. Op osite Lower Right: Congratulating each other on that fantastic play that tiecllthe game are Karen Yardley, Jackie Johnson, and Lori Cham- bers. Upper Left: To stop the Dewar forwards from scoring, Mr. Beck ives guarding tips to Tammy Haro, Linda Sams, and Sandra Horn. Lower Lei: At the beginning ofsecond-halflthe Demons are desperate for thejump, as Jackie Johnson tips it to Tamm Harjo. Middle Right: During third quarter the Demon forwards score ancl,Melenie Grayson oes after the lmall lor a turnover. Lower Right: Karen Yardley and Lori Chamiers douhle-team and steal the ball to make the final score, Beggs 40 and Dewar 38. Wg . '-w sf? 39 BOYS BASKETBALL Upper Right: Top row: Carlos Irvin, Aaron Irvin, Rodney Tate, Martin Mount, Danny Carter, Carlos Kimbrough, Gregory Foy, Coach Ware. Bottom row: Roy Tate, Joel Roberson, Ivan Doakes, John Collins, Craig Alfred, Bobby Grayson, Leonard Moore. Lower Right: Coach Ware explains a few plays, while Ivan Doakes, Aaron Irvin, Roy Tate, and Leonard Moore listen in. .. . K , , Upper Left: Bobby Grayson shoots for the nets while the opposing team looks on in disbelief. Upper Right: Danny Carter can easily pass the ball over the heads of the op osition. Lower Left: Craig Alfred exhibits his Marques Haynes dribbling technique to a faked-out opponent. Returning from a State Championship, the basketball team faced problems such as lack of depth, a long football season, and tough schedule. Coach Ware says, 'KWe will be competitive as soon as we can get basketball oriented. We play Taft first in our district, I think ifwe beat them we,ll go a long way. The team has a lot of talent and we've played some really good gamesf, This year the basketball team has something to be proud of. The new court and stadium is one ofthe best in the county. Twelve-hundred people can be seated, and the carpeted stands are more comfortable for the fans than the old gym. 41 PRI G PORT Top: TRACK TEAM - First row: Rodney Tate, Danny Carter, Aaron Irvin, Ivan Doakes, Leonard Moore. Second row: Matt Byrd, Roy Tate, Fredrick johnson, Craig Alfred, Bobby Grayson. Above left: Rodney Tate stretches for the wire and another victory. Above right: Ivan Doakes grasps the baton from Rodney Tate in the final leg ofthe relay race. 2 t J 5. .5 gj . X .5 Q ji A ab :Q A M f ,-e3J2?i?- 1 M ' 'rc5'A.af .. I -L f 5 . I5 EQ ,Q 1 A The fresh sweet smell of green grass, the first flowers blossoming, and sunny skies mean that Spring is here at last. It also means it is time for baseball. The highlight of last season's baseball team was the unexpectedly easy win of the Choctaw Tournament. Spring also means that the excitement oftrack meets is at hand. With a stable of fast athletes, Beggs always fields a good track team. Last spring, in fact, Beggs was only a nfootstepi' away from winning the State Track Championship. After a controversial call by an official at the State Finals, Rodney Tate was disqualified from an easily-won race for allegedly stepping over the lane line. Although the call was vigorously protested, Beggs was left with the runner-up trophy. HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL - First row: Kevin Hawthorne, Gerald Driggars, Bobby Grayson, Ivan Doakes, Barry Branson, Bruce Ragan. Second row: Coach Ware, Leonard Moore, Aaron Irvin, Matt Byrd, Martin Mount, Mike Westemeir, Coach Mason F cs fmwIvVR '4w14M:K4ww'p5Hmm-vw wi? SBPEBVA1 , ,H,. ,,W,,,M, ' f 1' 1'- f HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHTLIFTING - First row: Coach Masters, Matt Byrd, Howard Branson, Kelly Thomas, Darrell Hastings, Mark Tittle. Second row: Chuck Raines, Doug Foust, Barry Branson, Jerry Gleason, David Bounds, Bill Iones, Ivan Doakes. Third row: Bruce Ragan, Mark Bell, Dale Horn, Kenny Corbit, james Adams, Rodney Tate, johnny Snyder. Fourth row: Aaron Williamson, Cralind Lee, Craig McCall, James Cole, Fredrick johnson, Dwayne Chatman. 44 ' ' L 'i A ' A ,...,.MW,..,...,.....M....- ,M....u,., www, f aww t i , ,- , , , ,. ,,,, ---- -af -I FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - First row: Bill Aldridge, Robeit Carpenter, 1.1. Bruton, james Coudeau, Willie Brown, Chris Creason. Second row: Mark Davis, Wes B rd, Scott Ross, Chris Eagan, Bruce Swearingen, James Philli s, Harvey Daily. Third row: Coach Mason, Tim Griffin, Keith Hickman, Michael Whittaker, Ron Beaver, Richard Marquez, Willie Watkins. MIDDLE SCHOOL FOOTBALL EIGHTH GRADE FOOTBALL - First row: Jack Branson, Bobby Downs, Chris Snyder, Marc Harris, Bryan Woods, Robert Craigo, Carl Mills. Second row: Tommy Pickett, Tim Edwards, Mike Beck, Grady Hamilton, James Whitetree, Ruben Adams, David Pless, Coach Masters. SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL- First row: Breck Taylor, Darin Edmonds, David Harmon, Darren Morgan, John Brown, Sammy Creason, Lee Wesley. Second row: Ethan Tharp, Jerry Lewis, Steve Carter, David Tate, Kenneth Nickols, Tim Thompson. Third row: Chris Powell, Maurice Whittaker, Cary Don Rouse, Bobby Fuqua, Lynn Lampkins, Coach Masters. SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL - First row: Virgil Bonham, Bryan Brose, Mike Stell, Jackie Thompson, Marcus Lewis, London Garrison, Stacy Pollard, Coo er Kiddy. Second row: Steve Barton, Johnnie Do Te, Gordon Phillips, Cliff Steelman, Charles Gablle, Kevin Plunket, Richard Branson. 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Preston' A if '1'1 rM0yyig ,A 'A 62 Kellyville R 43 Depew , A 31 'f, , 'Tis I ,,,.,, -Wa, ,, , . z . . , ,,,,,, ,,,,,f:. ,fs , . ,- ilyi -i', Blfievvfft f C, ,, fi l I A 53 f I ' r i,f 1 , .,. ,iw vf,zf:f1saswfw1 ,, -1 ., 46 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,, L , ,,, Freshman Basketball First row: Susan Foust, Lisa VVilliams, Bridgette Tate, Shalonda Grayson, Lavarn Antwine, Kellie Holdaway, Becky Holden, Sheri Sams. Back row: Lora Sowder, Alicia Phillips, Vicki Smith, Robin Strain, Lisa Treat, Susan Eagan, Dana Henson, Lisa Rice, Coach Beck, Valora Adams. First row: Richard Marques, Harvey Dailey, james Coudeau, Bruce Swearingen, Willie Brown, Bill Aldridge. Standing: Coach Mason, Willie Watkins, Tim Griffin, Chris Eagan, Wes Byrd, Robert Carpenter, Chris Crcason, Mike Whittzaker, Jerry Bruton. Middle School Basketball , . if . I in fm Eighth grade: jamie W'hitetree, Craig Redeau, Chris Snyder, Marc Harris, lack Branson, Brian lrV0ods, Bnhh ' Downs, Paul Grayson. Top row: Coach Masters, David Pless, Ruben Adams, Michael Beck, Kenneth Antwine, Grady Hamilton, Carl Mills, Todd Christy, Tommy Pickett, Seventh grade: Darin Edmonds, David Ilarmon, Darren Raines, Bobby Fuqua, Breck Taylor, T,C. Lawmastcr, Lynn Lampkins. Second row: Coach Masters, Stevie Carter, Ethan Tharp, Lee Wesley, Maurice Whitaker, Lohn Brown, Billy Powell. Third row: Jerry Lewis, David Tate, Chris Powell. Tim T ompson, Kenneth Nickols, Cary Don Rouse. Sixth grade: Bryan Brose, Virgil Bonham, jackie Thompson, Mike Stell, Orville Rotramel, Charles Cable, Cooper Kiddy, Richard Branson, Stacy Pollard. Second row: jeff Culbert, Ernie Coudeau, Gordon Phillips, Leonard Antwine, Cecil Coudeau, Johnnie Doyle, Kevin Plunkett, London Garrison, Coach Masters. Third row: Mike Sanchez, George Barwick, Mark Hamilton, Kevin McKee, Marcus Lewis, Phillip Roach, john Smith, Shane Shaver. 54 'l I Q e 1 ----' 4-f TM? 'V , he Sixth grad Darla Henson, Angela Brand, Kellie Steele, Debra Rotramel, ifis McDaris, Laura Rice, Tracy McCune. Second row: Coach Withers, De Andra Chatman, Teresa Redeau, Cynthia Hurriphreys, Pam Mitchell, Vicki Harris, Dana Mainard, Vickie Fow er. Seventh and eighth grade: Kelly Williams, Teresa Deathridge, Margie Doakes, Kellie Miles, Melody jones, Audrey Thompson. Standing: Coach Withers, jackie Heath, Sandy Sams, Jeannie Taylor, Cheri Irvin, Michelle Tittle, Anita Hamm, Nancy Varner, Bridgette Fisher 47 TOP ROW: Deborah Strain, Shelly Byrd, Teena Wolf, Lisa Snyder, Stacy Fewell. LOWER ROW: Michelle Somner, Tammy St. Cyr. LOWER ROW: Betsy Bryan, Karen Jones, Riki Craigo, Rhonda Tramble, Paula Culbert. MIDDLE ROW: Deidrea Garrison, Linda Sams, Sheri Sams, Dinisha Phillips, Alisha Phillips, Brenda Pless. TOP ROW: Laketa Thompson, Debra Nichols, Tiny Pettigrew, Teresa Phillips, Wanda johnson. 48 H figh School Cheerleaders High School Pep Cluh Seventh and Eighth Grade Cheerleaders 'L ,I 1.x X TOP ROW: Teresa Deatherage, Kim Hamilton, Rebecca Creason Michelle Tittle. LOWER ROW: Teresa Chalfin, Becky Somner. Middle School Pep Club LOWER ROW: Cynthia Humphreys, Lisa Coffey, Tracy Fleming, Kris McDaris, Tina Robertson, Laura Rice, Kelly Steele, Donisha Anson. TOP ROW: Tammy Fleming, Leaetta Sears, Teresa Redeau, Anita Hamm, Vickie Fowler, Dana Mainard, Cindy Robinson, Denise Foust, Merrily Jamison. Q S irtth Grade Cheerleaders TOP: Carla Hastings. MIDDLE: Paula Culbert, Karen Hawthorne BOTTOM: Betsy Bryan. 49 CO CERTA DMARCHI GBA First Row: Director Robert Lovett, Renee Creason, Debby Beard, Stefanie Hereden, Becky Holden, Mark Foust. 2nd Row: Valora Adams, Kellie McDaris, Cheryl Hoffman, Robin Strain, Cindy Treat, Shari Swearingen, Paula Dunlap. 3rd Row: Clendora Dunlap, Chris Swearingen, Chris Eagan, Michelle Darby, Susan Foust, Teresa Denham, Martin Mount. 4th Row: Marc Harris, Scott Ross, Mike Westemeir, Ed Beaver, Wayne Roesner, Carol Pllfkliif, Brenda Smith. 5th Row: Sonny Hoffman, Brian Woo s, jamie Whitetree, Glen Irvin, Kellie Holdaway, Lisa Rice, KevinfHarris. 3 qnmyxlbx Ah. J I .,,, J M' X . , ,tee iill ' Y 1? E r.af or '--, ' ilsi S '-'- flhlfjb Q!!! v UM! , ,fx iff' ' X QQ h H t I t WDW , f, .Qjv GJD x X-1 if ' U VLJVW ' Ai U5 I - ,. i Xp ' r fx 'ffv X of - ,J ,Nw t MIDDLE CHQOL BAN, ,LA MU A JAX be N i 1 J X First Row: Cynthia Humphrey, Darla Henson, Pam Mitchell, Kathy fl 2 McNutt, Rhonda Bussett, Andrea Tate, Audrey Thompson, Margy Doakes, XX X 'YN Q Denise Foust, Merrily Iamison, Teresa Deatherage. 2nd Row: Kelly Steele, fi? 50 Marcus Lewis, Doug Griffin, Mike Stell, Maurice Whittaker, Ieannie Taylor, Darren Raines, Angela Brand, Lisa Coffey, Vicky Harris, Mr. Lovett. 3rd Row: johnny Doyle, David Sanders, LondonsGarrison, Charles Gable, John Smith, Cheri Irvin, Rebecca Creason, Leslie Terry, Donisha Anson, Laura Rice, Kris McDaris, Becky Somner. 4th Row: Bryan Brose, Cooper Kiddy, Shane Shaver, Ethan Tharp, Chris Powell, Carey Rouse, Clifford Kimbrough, Timothy Tlrompson, Phillip Roach, Marcus Lewis. DRILL TEAM First Row: Lora Sowder, Melody jones, jenny Baldridge, LuVona Sowder, Jody Holden. 2nd Row: Lyn Avers, Lisa Treat, Glenna Cypert, Lori Chambers, Marian Cox Pam Avers. DR M MAJOR A D TWIRLERS Sitting Debby Beard, Becky Holden. Center: Stefanie Hereden. Standing: Renee Creason, Mark PEP BA First Row: Scott Ross, Cheryl Hofirnan, Stefanie Hereden, Shari Swearingen, Paula Dunlap, Susan Foust, Martin Mount, Mr. Lovett. 2nd Row: Marc Harris, Clendora Dunlap, Chris Swearingen, Chris Eagan, Michelle Darby, Ed Beaver, Wayne Roesner, Sonny Hoftrnan. 3rd Row: Brian Woods, Jamie Whitetree, Glen Irvin, Lisa Rice, Kellie Holdaway, Mike Westemeir. 51 s ANNUAL QUEEN Dana Henson .e gs First Attendant: Second Attendant: Third Attendant: Jackie Johnson Brenda Miles Tammy St. Cyr FOOTBALL QUEEN First Attendant: Stacy Fewell Second Attendant: Tammy Harjo Teena Wolf Top Right: FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Vicky Smith, Lisa Treat, Bridgette Tate, Robin Strain. Middle Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Barry Branson, Dale Horn, Cathy Holden. Middle Right: JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Brenda Smith, john Creason, Cindy Treat. we twwt STUDENT COUNCIL: lst E' S ' I 3 row: Debbie Strain, Teena 'ii A Wolf, Charles Redeau, ' Cheryl Taylor. 2nd row: Dana Henson, Stacy Fewell, Lajuan Doakes, Carla Hastings, jenny Baldridge, jake Iones. 3rd row: Calvin Carpenter, Wes Byrd 54 Upper Left YEARBOOK STAFF Sitting: Editors Charles Redeau and B1ll jones Stindmg, Sandra Horn, Gerald Driggars LuVon.1 Sowder Renee Creason. Upper Right: SENIOR CLASS OP FICE RS Craig Alfred, Brenda Miles, DRAMA AND DEBATE CLUB: Top row: Mark Foust, Pam Winfrey, Mark VVinfrey, Charles Redeau, Carlos Kimbrough, Bill Jones, Brett Morris. Middle row: Teena Wolf, LuVona Sowder, John Dodd, Lori Chambers, Sherry Cole, Mrs Taylor. Bottom row: John Creason, Kris Van Eron, Sharon Roberts, Kevin Harris, Dinisha Phillips, Ivan Doakes. 55 FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA Watching Paula Culbert get a blow cut by a beautician was one of the demonstrations given for the F.H.A. chapter at a meeting. Guest speakers at each meeting have made this year's programs new and different. They try to involve each member in all of their many activities. Some of their regular activities this year included the chili supper at which they served a record of440 bowls of chili. The candy sales this year made about 8500. And the Tot and Teen Christmas Party this year was enjoyed by the F.H.A. members as well as the children. Among the other activities were Secret Sisters. All members drew the name of a secret sister and gave gifts and candy secretly. The highlight ofthe entire year is the State Rally. All girls with enough points get to go and spend Friday and Saturday in Oklahoma City, where they attend a meeting and then they have fun shopping or going to a movie. On the way home everyone is tired and sleeping. FHA Beau Gerald Driggars Officers - Seated: Brenda Miles, Tammy St. Cyr, Lori Chambers. Standing: Mrs. Munsey, Stefanie Hereden, LuVona Sowder, Deb Strain, Carol Purkey, Pam Avers and Lyn Avers. J' .. - H 59 Members - Top row: Sheri Sams, Susan Eagan, Lisa Williams, Lora Sowder, Lisa Rice, Gerald Driggars, Lisa Treat, Robin Strain, Vicki Smith, Dana Henson. Second row: Michelle Somner, Sandra Lowery, Donna Lowery, Betsy Bryan, Sharon Roberts, La Keta Thompson, Sandra Thompson, La Juan Doakes, Janelle McLaughlin. Third row: Carla Hastings, Michelle Darby, Karen Hawthorne, Paula Culbert, Diane Gaines, Renee Thompson, Tina Pettigrew, Debra Nichols, Teresa Phillips, Karen Jones. Bottom row: Brenda Pless, Glenna Cypert, Stacy Fewell, Lisa Snyder, Dinisha Phillips, De Andrea Ross, Melenie Grayson, Linda Sams, Alicia Phillips and Mrs. Munsey. 56 sais: Upper left: Sandra Lowery and Michelle Darby have the job ofhelping Mrs. Munsey count out candy for the F.H.A. candy sales. Center: Brenda Miles watches as Santa CGerald Driggarsj kisses a little girl who was frightened of him at the Tot and Teen Christmas Party. Upper right: Renee Thompson secretly puts a gift in her secret sister's locker during class so no one will see. Middle left: La Keta Thompson scoops ice cream at an ice cream party honoring participants in athletics. Middle right: President, Brenda Miles, discusses plans with Mrs. Munsey for the next F.H.A. meeting. Lower left: Santa gets a little boy to sit in his lap and tell him what he wants for Christmas as F.H.A. member Melanie Grayson watches. 57 FUT RE F RMERS OF AMERICA lst row: Kevin Harris, Brett Morris, Mike Hawthorne, jerry Bruton, Gerald Driggars, Toby Finley, Mark Tittle, Howard Branson, jerry Gleason, Barry Branson, james Goudeau, Bill Aldridge, Harvey Daily. 2nd row: Mark Foust, Elgin Bruton, George Bounds, Angela Mount, Bill jones, Darrell Hastings, Chuck.Raines, Stanley Sowder, Mark Davis, Ron Beaver, Wes Byrd, David Winfrey, Scott Ross. 3rd row: joel Roberson, Freddie johnson, Keith Philips, jake jones, David Bounds, Kenny Corhit, Matt Byrd, Larry Wolf, james Adams, Eddie Mason, Chris Darby, Starla Breashears, Cheryle Hoffman, Chris Creason. 4th row: Gar Adams, Billy Robertson, Ken Steelman, Kelly Thomas, Dale Horn, Doug Foust, jeff Mills, Mark Belfi Wayne Roesner, Chris Eagen. 5th row: Alan Antwine, Kenny Thompson, Dwayne Chatman, Tommy Daniels, Randy Lockmaster, joseph Seymore, james Phillips, Lorne Terry, David Cox, Mike Westemeir, jake Fulton, Keith Hickman. 6th row: Danny Carter, Dale Olten, Tony Griffin, Tim Yancy, Bruce Swearingen, Dan Kissee, Tim Griffin, Robert Carpenter. 7th row: Bill Stuart, Tracy McCord, Chuck Strain, Ricky Carter, Sonny Hoffman, Mike Bonham, Randy Brown, Ed Beaver, Gregory Foy, Michael Whittaker. 1 1 Q .ff 4 .. A A ,Qs - Q - i Q FFA OFFICERS: lst row: ohn A ' .. Q i Greason, Teena Wolf, Martin Mount. 2nd row: Advisor - j,D. lnda, john Dodd, Debbie Beard, Kevin Hawthorne, Calvin Carpenter, Advisor - Larry Harvey. With the completion of the welding shop, the FFA and Vo-Ag Department got into full swing. The welding booths that were started last year were finished this Fall. In addition to the new welders, we also have three new gas welding and cutting units. The large main classroom is divided into two smaller classrooms by a folding door. The classrooms, office, and lab, all have air conditioning and heating, On open house night the parents were shown the new building, all of the competing teams were represented, and a slide presentation was given. This year's enrollment in FFA 6: Vo-Ag is a lot larger than it has been in the past, which makes Mr. Harvey and Mr. Inda really happy. Upper Left: This year's FFA SWEETHEART is Teena Wolf. She helps out at fairs and does secretarial work. Middle Left: The members of this year's land, pasture and range team are lst row: David Bounds, Kevin Hawthorne. 2nd row: Billdlones, Martin Mount, Chuck Raines, and George Boun s. This team has been competin in contests toget er since the 7th grade. Lower Left: IeflgMills prepares his calf for the local livestock show. YOU,1'6 the One in a Million i X, Upper Left: Tammy Harjo studies her opponent's thoughts as Linda Sams stands by to help out. Upper Right: Deborah Nichols and Tiny Pettigrew, members of the pep club, are behind the Demons 100'Zp. Lower Right: Striding hard, Ivan Doakes hands off the baton to his teammate as they take the relay at the Edmond State Track Meet. Opposite Upper: Tob Finley gets into a stance, to await the hit ofthe ball. Opposite Middle Left: Lori Chambers fakes out her guard and drives in to make two points. Opposite Middle Right: Dann Carter shoots and scores two points against the Dewar Dragons. Opposite Lower: Welcoming Mannford to Little Africaf, is Bobby Grayson as he runs the ball for extra yardage, and Ivan Doakes and Roy Tate blocllfl for im. 62 ...n4 'M f-'wif fs- s t btw '.Qyn.-f--,yistra .L K..,J-..,..M,., u K ' Nw-A N-gp., , .r -.A 3. X, t v f ,ww 5, LYQET- x g xr-Aw M rf -ig x Snow, snow, snow, and more snow seemed to keep falling. It caused many games to be cancelled and school work to be made up. The Gkmulgee County Tournament, which we hosted this year, was rescheduled time after time because of sleet and snow. But through thick and thin we had it. Even though the weather was bad there was a good turn-out at the County Tourney. It must have been because ofthe new gym. Not everyone gets a chance to play in a new gym, especially one as pretty as ours. Even though everyone was excited about playing in our new gym, they were all looking forward to spring weather, and the thoughts of taking state in track and baseball was on the guys, minds. MQ Fi x , ,, ww fx, M, r' 493411 5 Here You Come Again Opposite Upper Right: The Dutchmen will get no yardage from Demons Rodney Tate and Ivan Doakes. Opposite Middle: The 1977 starting ollh-iisivc lineup. Bottom Row: Matt Byrd, Howard Branson, ,Iolmny Syndcr, Charles Redeau, Larry XVolf, Toby Finley, and Bill jones. Top Row: Leonard Moore, Rodney Tatc, Bobby Grayson, Ivan Doakcs, and Craig Altrcd. Opposite Lower Right: The 1977 starting defensive lineup. Bottom Row: james Adams, Kenny Corbit, Donny Taylor, johnny Synder, Bill Jones, Roy Tate, and Aaron Irvin. Top Row: Larry YVolf, Leonard Moore, Rodney Tate, Bobby Grayson, Ivan Doakes, and girailg A re . Upper Right: Dale Horn, Stacy Fewell, johnny Synder, Teena Wolf, Tammy Harjo, Mark Tittle, Matt Masters, and Patty Ramerez are pictured here leaving the field after the homecoming coronation. Middle Right: Matt Masters and Patty Ramerez, the attendants, see what the homecoming is all about. Lower Right: Rodney Tate, the speed demon, gallops past one of Leonard Moore's open field blocks. Lower Left: Lisa Synder tells the fans her reasons why the Demons are number 1. M ' ' g V, an W The moms, dads, supporters, fans, cheerleaders and football players showed a traditional homecoming spirit as the swift Demon Machine demolished the Dutchmen 47 to 20. The homecoming queen and attendants rode around the field in grand fashion in early model cars. The queen was crowned and given a kiss to make it official. Fairs mean - Students getting out of school! Besides getting out of school we also Work with our sheep, hogs, and calves. It takes many cans of hair spray and hours of grooming to get our Q animals ready for competition. If this work is done, most of us will have ribbons or trophies to show for our work. FFA offers a variety of learning opportunities. We have a farmshop team which teaches welding and cutting. Training in land-judging and the care of farm animals provides skill-building experiences. Those things learned by younger students are sometimes surprising, while the older students know each step by heart. FHA offers a great deal of things to do. We are kept busy by selling candy and working at chili suppers. We also have ice cream socials, which are a very delicious way of earning points. Each point earned is a closer step to going to Oklahoma City. PLAYING WITH FIRE XIXAXLSL, val. algo QJXXWXOT BV 5B4lVX7'Qf 5 X' -jkcxde kwbwux X ,ig 5 C3,L..l5iJJV Zi QCLJLS? Cltyvxol XAJGLH1 QV? 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Upper Right: The Aj ,X 4 ' Spring Stock Show seems to be more fun than Gerald Dri gars had ' Ind expected. Bottom Left: These FHA girls are proud to show fiey are fromxl V 5-I Beggs at an FHA Rally at Conneris State College. Bottom Right: These LQ CM, pigs are enjoying the bath they are receiving by Kevin Harris at the fair. 21 Lfov kept!! I7 IZ! Ozfx 50 -QJUL7 W6xx7 Leo? 90x AQQEN mmfwww, y H' 67 Ba-deep, ba-deep-a-dot, ba-deep-a-dot-dot, That might be the sounds you would hear if youiwere sitting in the movie theater listening to R2D2 in the movie Star Wars. That's what some B.H.S. students do for entertainment. Entertainment is something that students at B.H.S. can always find. Some students ride their horses during a very hot and lazy day. Some find it more refreshing to go swimming during the hot weather. But for some, entertainment does not come until night when it cools down. Then we drive to Okmulgee and easily burn five dollars worth of gas, approximately eight-gallons, just cruising the town. A 6,5 Osgosite lower left: The patio was a popular gathering place for guests at E ie Mason's swimming party. Opposite upper left: Toby Finley pleases a summer crowd as he scoops up a ground ball to throw the man out at first. Below: The Prison Rodeo at McAlester provides entertainment for citizens all over the state. Below right: Sandra Hom and Larry Wolf get ready for a chicken fi ht. Bottom right: Gerald Driggars catches a strike three and a miss fir the Beggs Demons. Bottom left: Enjoying a lazy summer day in the countryside is a favorite pastime of many Beggs students. O A iSfEe'T7i 3. eu.--a--esuv , gzglsifbl 4 -nn.,-vu I -. f - ............... - ' K--we-u,,,,,,, WASTED DAYS A WASTED NIGHT auf Q f ,myv Ky . ' Q9 1169 HAPPY FEELINGS 'x Above: What,s Up Doc says psychology student Rhonda Tramhle to her psychiatrist Craig Alfred. Below: Explaining what each part of the brain is responsible for are gohnny Snyder and Leonard Moore, w ile Phillip Nickels checks for uestions. Opp. top: Ripping the nets in ilie new gym is joel Roberson as Kenny Thompson and Jake Jones admire his style. Opp. lower left: Whether to get all fired up over the game or the fantastically huge new gym is a tough decision for this crowd. Opp. lower right: Admiring the Pride of the lunchroomn, the new pop machine, is Aaron Irvin, while Suzanne Anderson and Michelle Darby buy a coke from Pamela Winfrey. When in Rome do as the Romans dof, This saying proves to be true with the new school. Since we have a new school, we must have new classes and a different way of doing things. Psychology is one of the newest and most fascinating classes offered this year. Psychology is the study of human behavior. Believe it or Not,', psychology class is full. Psychology class explains why human beings grow from little acoms into complete nuts. We even have a new gym this year. No smoking is permitted in the gym. This way We can see the games without being surrounded by fogbanks of cigarette smoke. The walls at each end of the basketball court are padded which makes lots ofus feel right at home. They even have a rubber floor! As for a different way of doing things we now have a pop machine that is the pride of the lunchroom. Even though the pop costs 56 less than a complete meal, we still buy it, which is all right since Mom or Dad gave us the quarters to pay for a library fine. 71 Upper right: John Dodd and John Creason are practicing their skit for Drama and Debate. Upper Left: Tryin to remember her speech, Suzanne Anderson has realized that ie is just a little nervous. Lower Left: Sandra Horn is trying to get her Shorthand done in Yearbook class. Lower Right: Katho Hamilton and Karen Yardley seem stunned by having to draw diagrams of boxes in Drafting. Opposite upper right: Place your fingers around the football like this ', Debbie Bruton is telling Speech class. Opposite left: T ing not to look at the keys and to look at the typing book, Teresa Phillips has realized that typing requires concentration. Opposite Lower right: Sandra Lowery is trying to sift flour without making a mess. .4-l l 72 l l How can we rid ourselves of knocking knees and butterflies on our stomach when we have to speak before a group? Why nottry Speech or Drama and Debate? We can learn to stand in front of a classroom of students and give a speech on how to pass a football, or we could join Drama and Debate to learn to express ourselves lucidly on a particular subject. Each of us enjoys doodling, but some of us get serious about drawing and take drafting where we draw blue prints of engines and house plans. In Home Ec., we learn everything from the basics of measuring sugar or sifting flour, to testing our sewing machines. Everyone has had Trig, Algebra I or II, Plane Geometry or some type of science. Each of us knows how it feels to go home with an arm load of books, including one type of math or science or maybe both. I can understand why we complain about homework. But we shouldn't complain, for each and every one learns something from homework. ,wwf ,,.,.-- fW 73 The noon bell rings and almost everyone races to the lunchroom to see what we're having for lunch. Hardly anyone goes downtown for lunch since we have a rule here at the new school that once you park your car in the morning you can't move it until the last bell rings in the afternoon. Even though we have all new equipment in the lunchroom this year, the line is usually long. Some of us enjoy sitting around and talking as we eat. But some of us just enjoy eating. We have a variety of different things for lunch. Some of us don't like any of it. Some of us like all ofit. Things best liked here at Beggs are hamburgers, chili beans, hot dogs and pig in a blanket. Things not so well liked are turkey pot pie, macaroni and cheese and hot chicken sandwiches. We also have a few unusual dishes here, like Mexically wrap up and Oklahoma spaghetti. Some people just hang around the cars, listening to radios, talking or joking around. Noon hours at Beggs aren't as exciting as they were last year, but they are as interesting. 75 Graduation is the most important thing to this year - according to some seniors. recall it as the day Governor Boren visited of the opening of the new clinic. For We all will remember this as the Elvis Presley, that is. This year potitics when Congress debated the Treaty and whether or not to TIME Opposite left: Marian Cox gains experience by answering Mr. Hensorfs telephone. Opposite right: Regina Turner and Rodney Tate pose for a graduation picture. Left: Kenneth Beard, Rep. Cunningham, Governor Boren, and Mayor Buckley take a tour of Beggs. Below left: Many concemed citizens worked hard to help prepare the Urgent Care Center for operation. Below right: Lori Chambers and Mark F oust give a reading from the popular play, Barefoot in the Parku. as IQ., ' Q -w. ..., , ' . , , ,MN 77 WALK RIGHT I In the starry velvet night sky there are always a few stars that outshine the rest. So it is at Beggs High School that the stars come down to earth. These individuals light up a gloomy corridor with a cheerful smileg they put a little zest in our lives to make the day go easier. We can always enjoy school when someone gives us an encouraging word or a smile of confidence, even though we have had homework assigned every night for nine weeks. Every class of graduating students will remember a few special moments when that one person made the day. 78 1+ M' a 'Va A' .,ff'f'1 'Wfft .lf .ff grew: ' . ,:?A3 1 ' il ,?g55'J33f5r Q . .,,:,, . r .5'1if':m': i ,. p X ,i,,,f,i gg' ,f.,,,g,,.2, T K , .iv.'.5- wg Q- H,-5 ga . iw? .5 be .:. fimfv' 'f Ln .. ,mst-,f ' '.-181131: Opp. below: Charles Redeau can hardly wait to tell the students about meeting the president on the trip to Washington D.C. that he won in the REC essay contest. Opp. above: Rhonda Tramble is caught in the act of being herself on a normal day at BHS. Upper left: Rodney Tate is still thinking about his tri to Mexico City where he won many national traclllc awards. Lt, vver left: James Whitetree is really happ about getting to play with the American Indian band that plays for the president. Upper right: Calvin Carpenter and Brenda Miles are eager to see what the world holds for them. 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