Beggs High School - Demonite Yearbook (Beggs, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1979 volume:

y l L N ET f-In-un: , - Q. fi, 7-ll'-J ' Eilwxigg vs H mlb 55 athw-fp i Our World Inagalaxy. . . far far away. . .in the year nineteen hundred and seventy-eight I seventy-nine, our spaceship landed on an unknown planet. Shall we call these unknown creatures earthlings.', For we do not know what they are, but we know from where they come . . . these creatures come from a planet of two-hundred and sixty-seven occupants, known as B.H.S. During our stay on this earthling planet, we found out a lot of things about these creatures, such as their activities, their pastimes, their abilities, and their life in general. We also found out about their friendliness and hospitality. S0 as the earthlings from B.H.S. said, Come, Look and learn about . . . 'Our World'. Table of Contents Our World 2-3 . . . Its Happenings 4 . . . Its Inhabitants 24 . . . Its Participants 54 . . Its Supporters 82 Our Landing Place 98 2 Opp. Above: Danny Carter and Roy Tate are ho ing that this year's track team will be as good as ljast yearls team and will win state again. Opp. Below: The yearbook staffis trying to decide on a design for the yearbook. Upper Left: Brenda Smith and Kevin Harris are enjoying the Songs of the 70,s at the Banquet. Lower Left: Diane Gaines is dreaming about May 15. 1979. Below: Cindy Treat and Mark Tittle are only two of 69 happy graduates. Bottom Right: Brenda Thompson supports the F.F.A. by buying a package of Blue and Gold Sausage from Mike Hawthorne. Bl lllnlrlll n the center of B.H . .1 f., , . r,,. .- , x,,.- - ,f As we journey deeper and deeper into the center of this planet known as -B.H.S., we discover what the center is really made of. It is made of classes and learningg it is made of new subjects such as Business Law. This class deals with the study of law. They act out mock trials and learn to cope with various legal situations. Another new subject is C.V.E.T., which stands for Coordinated Vocational Educational Training. Learning by doing, they work for the school and their community. .xw,,ff 4 Opp. upper right: Mr. jerry Purvine, of Oklahoma State Tech, shows the Drafting class how to operate the computer-aided draftin equipment. Opp. lower left: Mrs. Walker's g m class enjoy playing on lie new bars at the Elementary. Opp. lower right: Shari Swearingen and John Dodd are showing off the new sign we,ve been waiting for the past two years. Upper left: The junior Hi h not only has a new crafts class, but also a new crafts teacher. Mr. Peiah explains to Kelly Steele how to make a paper mache pig. Lower left: Dan Kissee, Barr Branson, Blake Wallace, and Sylvia Seymore participate in a mock trial held by the Business Law Class. Upper right: Mr. Wildcat, new high school counselor, talks with Tammy Harjo. Lower right: Chuck Raines, of the student council, gives the weekly announcements on the new intercom system. 'Kiran hr ',, i -...X me-, ,W-f N 39 if P-- -' 5 We found these earthlings rushing in to consume lunch which consisted ofa variety of different things they call food, like Italian beef patties, wiener winks, Spanish meat loaf, and pizza burger. Then as they finished, the earthlings would gather around in groups kind of like constellations in space. These groups ofearthlings have different places where they like to gather. Some go outside and sit on machines they call automobilesg others stay in the lunchroom at the tables and communicate, while others go into the gym and play a very unorganized game called basketball. 6 Constellations Below: When it's warm and sunn outside many people go out into the parkin lot. Eenny Baldridge and, Howard Branson appear to be taking advantage of the all weather. Opp. above: At noon there is nearly always a game of basketball. Here Barry Branson, Kenny Corbit, andgames Adams look on while Eddie Mason goes u fora shot. Opp. lower left: T is group seems to have found a pretty ood place in the lunchroom to sit, talk, and have fun. Opp. lower right: Charfesetta Pettigrew shows all her friends how to pose for a picture. - f. Ay.,,'.., -F iii'-: ' 4x.SvE,..:, 2 ,- s. ' -2:-,ml : - . .1 1 4 '- 'zwwy 24.-2 .. - 5 pw 1- AA . V ,I - -fi-egg 4 , ,Q j f ,-X ---,,,,v..z..,W ........ ' , .f +1 W - ' - - 4 - ' 'fr 2 W -4 W M. . ., ., - - ........ L. . .,,.,.... , .W . j 0 K -J Nh x Ai -- k,Q.,.1.v..,,.X.,,,. u.. . - .M,..L,.z..,, A, Em ,wk 5 f I Y ' L 'J f . , k as H H , 1 z S ,b i V ,mslg-av , In F .QM If 4 ff .wvw TOP OF THE WORLD From our strategic position in locker number twelve we can observe the strange happenings of these inferior creatures. At approximately fifteen hundred hours a strange sound echoes through the building, and the still silence in the hall is broken by the faint rustling from within the rooms. From the rooms emerge 267 talking, laughing DEMONS. The front doors are flung open and waiting for the mob are twelve large yellow vehicles called buses, and lots of multicolored smaller crafts called cars. As we follow these strange beings they travel forth to new and different places. Some go to quench their thirsts at places called drive-insf' others return to a place called home. From our year of observing these DEMONS we have witnessed many things that have affected their lives. This year a powerful influencial male Earthling called the Pope', died, and as we watched many of these Demons', shed water from their eyes. Less than thirty-six days later the new Pope died and once again these earthlings mourned. There was another happening which seemed important to these creatures, it was called an election. After all the votes were counted it was announced that David Boren would be their new Senator, and George Nigh would be their new Governor. we-ig Q Opposite top has rung. Opp. Bottom Left Opp. Bottom leaves for the decide to get Students hurry to HOOTING FOR THE STARS Lower Left: Kelli Miles pins one ofthe spirit ribbons sold by the cheerleaders before each home game on Eddie Mason. Upper Right: While Renee Creason high-steps into place at halfltime, Stefanie Hereden does her routine to Boo ie Nights. Middle Right: The band marches offthe field to the traditional Golden Demons. Lower Right: Filled with excitement, Deb Strain, who sold more football tickets this year than any queen ever has, smiles as her escort Kenny Corbit crowns her. Opp. Upper Left: Roy Tate, Renee Thompson, Deb Strain, Kenny Corbit, Melenie Grayson, Aaron Williamson, Sean Kouplen, and Casey Melton will all remember this homecoming. Opp. Lower Left: Pe club members Deborah Nichols and Lajuan Doakes cfecorate the hall to enliven everyonels spirit before the Warner football game. Opp. Right: Practicing for football and concert season is baritone player, Brenda Smith. .-ni In this extraordinary place where I have landed, the creatures all enjoy a thing they call uhomecomingf, This yearis festivity was very pleasant. Usually the Wind is blowing furiously or it's raining cats and dogs, but this year it was perfect. The twirlers, cheerleaders, pep club and drill team formed a Walkway to honor all the royalty as the band played Traces.,, Deb Strain was crowned in front ofa crowd of 1500g and although the football team didn't win the game, they were within ten yards of making the winning touchdown. 11 BHS creatures are very competitive. They play a game that they call football on a dustbowl-like field that is known as the Pit. These creatures are known for having a lot of pride and work hard for this gameg they do not suffer defeat easily. There are also other creatures that are as much a part of the game as .the players. They yell and scream for their team and are always 100'Z1 behind them. They are called fans, and that is a good name p because they can really stir the air. 12 NIGHT STALKER - 4 . La. ' 9 1 ji.1gm:g5:sif-fssmT?!',f31zm1rfQ:rvzf:zxyf:i'z'5WHf1C! W?f-:H-1x,vr:fvw? ' fr :rw u Q- .wwf '1 aa. ww- .,.-Q. M.: +1 ug -- V 14 .f:.-4.5: V :wi . - ' ,- W- -- qq , g RP 5 1 . T 1 f- k K . ,f , Q ' I. V - VV i jgw - :Q V 4 - JI - . fwV:iwQgif' V5f4!'1Sf . ' ,.,, Q K ' i , x ,-,, : 1 1 N nw , ., Vg,,: 1' X5. rjf- 'Y 'il V5 Z :- I 2 ' -: x i K A A .... .... K, ..,. K QE . K K ILLKL . gi it M ..,,. ,,.0,L.....,.f,..,N,.1, -,. ..L,,, , -71. W I Mn, ,,.. W . .inQ V , I ,. V.,M:gVi.- ,C Vw-was it VLi' , V -- -,gf guy. ,k,ff.V,.w:.qr5 Q- V . 1, 4, -, ,. . V ,Q gV'f-Amiiggwi-'lgilijfgfffi 55. ll-21 I . ' .- V L X rf, ff..-f-,'uVVs'Vag-. Lfgv.-V '-:,1'w,,1 ,' f - M , , . 2' A -:Lv-'V,uw:rx,V1v 232,51--ffgx-35--'--5 .ixwikv-,.., ff-Lf,,:4, -2'-,.,. K... V- V - - V V +0 mn w 7.4, X iw V. Mfg. 5,33 -'ggi fi, Q J V. ,,,--gif-.1,, nf ,gn fs: ' Biff? Q QQ .1m:'V1 .2:-'g':, :T ily.:1Qj:1Q.ggi'.gf:1.f V'f1',k,'p-gg.- 5-Engl, , f f A 4 , 4 , -VM...-.M .MA Awww, One thing we have observed this year is that these Earthlings,' have a tendency to group together. Two of the larger groups are the Future Farmers of America, and the Future Homemakers of America. The members of these groups are very talented creatures. In the F.F.A. the members attend fairs, participate in speech and judging contests, and learn to cut and weld in their shop. The F.H.A. members learn about life after marriage, attend rallies, and raise money for worthy causes. To get an F.arthlings,' view we asked a few, what does F.F.A. or F.H.A. mean to You. Brett Morris -F.F.A. gives me a chance to go all over the state and the country and participate in contests and events that will bring recognition to me, and our chapter. The F.F.A. is one of the best parts of my life. Sharon Roberts -To me the F.H.A. is a way of broading my learning. Probably the most important thing is that every year I learn something new about myself I like the fact that I can enjoy myself while I learn. GALAXIE S Lower left hand corner - Matt Byrd is shown giving Vickcy Smith a rose as the F.F.A. helps inthe F.H.A. officers initiation. Top ofPage - Stefanie Hereden attempts to put mayonnaise on the F.H.A.'s six foot sandwich. Lower right - Mrs. Munsey is swamped bg a group of irls all trying to talk at once. Opposite Top ofPage - T e F.F.A. officers discuss activities for the coming year. Lower left - Howard Branson, jerry Gleason, and jack Branson clip Iack's Angus Steer at the Beg s Free Fair. Opp. Lower Ri ht - Carla Hastings and Vickey Smiti just canit seem to get enough at the F.H.A.,s sandwiclf SOCIH. . A TN. ff., 14 I I O 0 I , if aux 5,1 1 i i 15 CALLING OCCUPANTS To Occupants of B.H.S. While we were here one word which kept popping up in the Yearbook, journalism and Drama Classes was . . .deadline We observed that . . . Deadlines can be a drag, and often Result in work thatis inferiorg But if there was no deadline to meet l,d never get off my posterior. From, Allies of Outerspace li' 16 I2-. fa ii. Opp. Upper Left: Mrs. Van Eron is proofreading Brenda Smith's article for the newspaper. Opp. Bottom Left: Glenn Irvin and Sherry Cole practice for their skit on Drama and Debate. Opp. Above: Typing is just one ofthe many jobs that Cindy Treat does as editor of The Burning Demonite. Opp. Below: Cheryl Taylor is deciding on the layouts of her pages. Upper Left: Yearbook editor Renee Creason types copy for a page assignment. Center Left: In a skit Sharon Roberts tries to escape from a frightening situation, but Debby Beard puts her in her place. Below Left: Another skit finds Kevin Harris disbelieving what john Creason is telling him. Center right: Freshman Merrily Jamison creates mathematical puzzles for the newspaper. Below right: Glenna Cypert puts skills to use that she learned at a summer yearbook workshop at Ada. 'ff ,..-Mv-v . ., W...-e- .' i. Q suns 17 With Winter came snow, ice, and freezing temperatures causing school to be let out and some games cancel- led. As school was let out, some kids took advantage of the Weather sliding on sleds and building Snowmen. Even though the weather was bad, the County Tournament was held and the girls basketball team placed sec- ond. The boys basketball team has done well also, placing third in the Bristow Tournament. Also postponed and rescheduled be- cause ofthe bad Weather were the In- dian Heritage Day and the Drama and Debate Club play Me and My Shadowv. 18 . A ,.. , l.... . Close Encounters 3 e r ii , 'TT T t.t, PM at .. , ...2 . MQW..-A cas' -H... .M ,f . .. . , ' , CHQ Opp . Tolpg The yearbook class took advantage of the snow piled in front o the sc ool and built a snowman. Opp. Bottom Right: Rhonda Tramble doctors Karen Jones, cut hand in the comedy play Me and My Shadowv. Opp. Bottom Left: Lajuan Doakes attem ts to block a shot as her Morris opponent goes up for two points. At Legg The CVET class was a great help to the school by clearing the sidewalks. Lower Leftg Mark Winfrey acts out his role as the dog in the play Me and My Shadow , which was put on by the Drama and Debate Club. Lower Rightg Tammy Harjo passes the ball off to Linda Sams as they bring the ball down the court in an easily-won game. Bottom Leftg Danny Carter jumps up to block the shot ofa Morris opponent. Bottom Rightg Suzanne Anderson plays her part as Shadow, an Indian girl who wants to become the slave ofa married man who saved her life. Lf' U.F.O. UNBELIEVABLE FASHIO Have you ever been walking down the halls and felt as if you were on a rabbit farm? With the rising population of rabbit coats here at B.H.S., it's not impossible. It seems as if almost everyone has a rabbit coat. The fashions this year range from very high heeled dress shoes for girls to shorter hair for boys. Down filled vests are also very stylish for both boys and girls. Another big eye catcher is straight-leg jeans with the cuffs rolled up. It is unbelievable what some girls can fit in those small disco pursesg the only thing is, it takes forever to get everything in them or anything out of them. OUTFITSD ...mm 51' Opp. Upper Right: Karen Yardley is stylish in the new high heeled boots and the longer skirt, while john Dodd sports a new collarless shin. Opp. Lower Left: Coming in from the cold outside Stefanie Hereden looks nice and Warm in her rabbit coat. Opp. Lower Right: In just two of the different styles of rabbit coats, Suzanne Anderson and Tammy St. Cyr share a friendly conversation. Below: Tammy Harjo and Suzanne Anderson were just two of the girls who modeled the Indian motif clothes that were designed by the Fife Sisters of Henryetta. Lower Right: The dress that Cindy Treat is wearing is only one of many that was modeled at the Indian Heritage Day program, which also included a visit from State Senator gob Miller, a speech by Dick Chissoe about Indian culture, and authentic Indian ancing. 1. R . Q As night slowly falls on the small town of Beggs the streets suddenly come alive. At approximately 7 o'clock on any given Friday or Saturday the first sign oflife appears on Main Street -- one lone car. As time rolls by the car is joined by first one and then another car. It's Friday night and the Fuzzball place is packed with people. A string of cars join in the now famous ritual of the UH turn on each end of Main Street. The small park is buzzing as a group of young people try to get a couple of teams together for a game ofbasketball. These are only a few ways the B.H.S. students have found to forget about the daily routine. Okmulgee is becoming more and more attractive to the B.H.S. student. The theatre is becoming a hot spot as the production companies seem to be producing more and better films, such as Grease, Animal House, and even Superman the Movie. The movie price has now soared to 3.00 dollars in Okmulgee, but that is still 502 to 81.00 cheaper than Tulsa. The B.H.S. student is really quite fortunate. Most week nights are filled with either a Football, Basketball, or Baseball game, depending on the season, or some Church activity. But no matter what the season, most students are able to find some kind of entertainment. TWILIGHT ZONE Opp. Upper Right: C.V.E.T. Queen, Miss Teresa Deatherage, models one of the tops at the Indian Heritage Day. O p. Lower Left: Glenn Irvin spendls a Saturday night shooting pool. Op . Lower Right: A group gatliers around the juke box at the new recreation center. Above Left: It,s a little cold to play ball at the park todayf' Left: The theatres are popular places with the students of B.H.S. Lower Left: Renee Creason enjoys a spring day just paddling around on Beggs Lake. Below: Ethan Tharps and Marcus Lewis enjoy the action on Saturday night. 23 OUR WORLD. . . 4 q 1 L , J 9 52 E+-iizi ia ITS INHABITANTS SENIORS MW'-M, John Creason, President John Ashley Dodd, Vice President Cheryl Taylor, Secretary Treasurer James Adams Suzanne Anderson Sallie Antwine Margie Baldridge Ed Beaver Mike Bonham David Bounds Howard Branson Randy Brown Donna Bruton Matthew Byrd Dannie Carter Dwayne Chatman Stuart Chisholm Sherry Cole John Collins Kenny Corbit Renee Creason Glenna Cypert Diane Gaines Jerry Gleason Vicki Gonzales Kathleen Hamilton Tammy Harjo Kevin O. Harris SENIORS IVR NMA Darrell Hastings Mike Hawthorne Cathy Hoffman Glenn Irvin Freddie johnson Fredrick Iohnson Jacqueline johnson Maxine Johnson lake jones Tammy Sue Kent Dan Kissee Kenneth Lee Eddie Mason Shelley Pollard McCarthy Janell McLaughlin Brett Morris Dinisha Phillips Keith Anthony Phillips Joel Roberson Sharon Roberts DeAndrea Ross Linda Sams Sylvia Seymore Brenda Lee Smith Steve Stovall Deborah Strain Bill Stuart Viola Sword f-' ' ' - G ,X U , QW Sy rw Q6 N5 X0 gl, 9 X15--.L r X Xl? X DTCNE Xjqlygxggx xxyy Q0 Ko 9 SENIORS PD XV ., v xc l QYWQ' K Q, -Q A J-5 X . Cf QU' A 0 4YFi6wyeQ6gk5MJLi A3 ffl' w wld BQ' tru AC .gyda an l W V VUKQQ, pf, V VU Q5 . C lille A957 ewf 35205 K l fl R T f dj? an oy a e ff fl W Kennywiizifflfsaalx OLLU Cindy Treat E l V ble ar ena Charlotte Williamson 30 Mark Winfrey Larry Wolf Sharlet Wytch I Karen Yardley Not plctured: Wayne Roesner Stefanie Hereden, Pres Lajuan Doakes, V Pres Stacy Fewell, Sec Gary Adams Ricky Antwine Lyn Avers jenny Baldridge Debby Beard Mark Bell Barry Branson janet Carter Kelly Coats james Cole David Cox Riki Craigo Chris Darby Larry Day Teresa Denham Mike Dill Paula Dunlap Mark Fleming Alcardio Foy Gregory Foy Alvin Goudeau Rene Goudeau Melenie Grayson Cindy Hale Kent Hall James Hamiltonh Sonny Hoffman Iody Holden Dale Horn Carlos Irvin Kathy Johnson Karen Jones Gralind Lee Cynthia Lovelace Regina Martin Craig McCall Kevin McKee Carla Miller Jeff Mills Angela Mount Deborah Nichols Charlotte Pettigrew Tina Pettigrew Teresa Phillips Brenda Pless Bruce Ragan Chuck Raines Bill Robertson diana Rouk E die Smith Michelle Somner Stanley Sowder Tammy St. Cyr Bill Steele Ken Steelman Shari Swearin en g . Lorne Terry Kelly Thomas Rhonda Tramble Diane Walker Vickey Smith, Pres. Dana Henson, V. Pres. Carla Hastings, Sec.-Treas. Valora Adams Bill Aldridge LaVam Antvvine Ron Beaver Joyce Beesley Willie Brown Bets Bryan Richard, Butler Wes Byrd Robert Carpenter Sam Coats Chris Creason Paula Culbert Harve Dailey Michelie Darby Dale Davis Brian Dunegan Chris Eagan 32 Blake Wallace Chris Williamson Not Pictured: Billy Love Dorothy Rotramel TE TH GRADE fi K 5 Not pictured: Tommy Daniels Randy Lawmaster Arnold Lackey Susan Eagan Susan Foust LaDonna Gonzales Iames Goudeau Bernice Grayson Shalonda Grayson Tony Griffin Karen Hawthorne Keith Hickman Cheryl Hoffman Kellie Holdaway Beck Holden Wandia Johnson Stan Kimbrough Anita Mason Kellie McDaris Alicia Phillips james Phillips Lisa Rice Scott Ross Sheri Sams Sandra She ard Rocky Smitli Lora Sowder joseph Seymore Ioe Stie Robin Strain Bruce Swearingen Bridgette Tate Laketa Thompson Renee Thompson Lisa Treat Paula Underwood Pansy White Michael Whittaker Melody Iones, Pres. Tim Payne, V. Pres. Vlckey Yardley, Sec.-Treas. Ruben Adams Classie Antwine Kenneth Antwine Eddie Baldridge Gary Baldridge jack Branson Rodnie Bruton Elizabeth Butler Sandra Case Todd Christy Lisa Cole Robert Craigo Teresa Deatherage Bobby Downs Bridgette Fisher Tracy Fleming Sharon Goudeau Paul Grayson Carl Greenwood Rodney Grimmett Grady Hamilton Anita Hamm Marc Harris Jackie Heath jimmy Henderson Mata Hoffman Merrily Jamison Phillip johnson Carrie Kent Dianna Martin Clint McCall Vincent McGee Kellie Miles Carl Mills Becky Morris Larry Phillips Tommy Pickett David Pless Sherry Raines Craig Redeau Robbie Roberts Sandi Sams Terry Smith Chris Snyder Alan Stie Jana Taylor N INTH GRADE Jim. Q Xx1 'f A-. 4' ? a Z: Q X ! .I .Ji ...ff j 92 Q 5-Q v!fa,C1 M 'L' ,JF If 5' f W, 'ia V' ri A ig 4 V . A. 4' ' 1 ' ff? AJ' 5f,,5gA 1' fr.. x rt ff lfxx- 7' ,-.. ' R ......,.. . .3 0 M f X T ' 1 P ' '- S K I, . i ,n -- , l is 'M T ll 6 l I ' , ,gl . - A E ' --'Qf,..E'f: ,fQf? K - ' A V 'fn'-G A' lv , . f. Q f K ,,,.. I 6 f L -- ,,,, . 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Lawmaster jerry Lewis Cheryl McCall jeff McCart Kathy McNutt Richard Moffitt Darren Morgan Kenneth Nichols Billy Powell Chris Powell Darin Rains Tina Robertson Cindy Robinson Cynthia Rotramel Carey Rouse Sean Shaver Terry Sluiter Paula Smith Becky Somner Chris Swearingen jaylene Sword Andrea Tate David Tate Breck Taylor Jeannie Taylor Leslie Terry Ethan Tharp Audrey Thompson Tim Thompson Lee Wesley Maurice Whittaker Kellie Williamson Not Pictured: Rebecca Creason Edith Dailey Tena Fulton Anna Gardenhire Nelda Lackey Wade Priest Darren Rains Lonetta Roberson Mark Sims SEVE TH GRADE ff, Dwayne Antwine Leonard Antwine Randy Ballard Steve Barton Regina Bell Tammy Bonham Virgil Bonham An ela Brand Rijiard Branson Bryan Brose Noreen Brush Bellinda Caudill Deondra Chatman Alice Crowe jeff Culbert Cathy Delk john Doyle London Garrison Cecil Goudeau Ernie Goudeau Cheryl Greenwood Kim Hamilton Vicki Harris Darla Henson Billy Hogg Cynthia Humphreys Rickie jones Cooper Kiddy Cliff Kimbrough Carlos Lee Marcus Lewis Dennis Louvier Dana Mainard Ailsha Martin Dana McCart Tracey McCune Kris McDaris Bruce McKee Jim Mitchell Pam Mitchell Kevin Plunkett Teresa Redeau Vannette Reeder Laura Rice Philip Roach Debra Rotramel Orville Rotramel Mike Sanchez David Sanders 37 Shane Shaver Iohn Smith Danise Stanley Kelly Steele Cliff Steelman Mike Stell Jerry Terry Dee Dee Aldridge Denise Antwine Mike Bales Richard Bartell Lisa Beck Kenneth Brand Elaine Carter Delana Clark Treva Cole Paula Cox Terri Darcy Tracie Denney Bobby Dodd Crystal Dossman Mark Downs Becky Fisk Emmitt Fulton Curtis Gaines Darren Hahne Chris Hale jennifer Hardesty Dirk Henshaw Jerry Hom Connie Johnson Darla Jones Lanita Lewis Tommy McCord Doris Nero Terry Terry Marlanda Thompson Geraldine Toon Heath Warren Jerry Williams Not Pictured: Dewey Lackey Cheryl Underwood SIXTH GRADE ? iwfghii' ,, f, , lifes' 2. 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Markes Rand Martin ClydellIMcCall jeff Morris Tonya Morris Thomas Plumlee Yvette Reeder Cary Rice Dee Ann Rice Lee Ann Rice Garry Roach Todd Robinson Maggie Rotramel Susan Rouk Ann Scrutchfield Charlotte Selmon Lori Sn der Shannon Strickland ,,,, vm , - L' ' A1., t V4-fy ' 'V' ' l V .... Lf.. ' Ii fa . , ,- f i . . ,. M ,,n,, it , f r. , 3 l ll - 5' f N fi-f, x ,Za , O tw nw, , jan? ,V V, ., , 'K . I f 4 lf L, fllifie' ' i'f,fif f3,ff I A V ,E V . :gl f af if , , ' H' , 5 Qi if f .na 4 ak V n E? :L f 55, jg 1- :fl L l 'wg f A 1 fr-0 y Y,.4:: 25- 4 f- ', M A tw -,,,.-...4 , , is . 'if Q ' Yi 4 5 EJ .1 -- 4. , --Q 'l 'l ' f fi, S? 5 ., '31 4 'Jr js, Y- Tw . .. V . 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' Not Pictured: Bobby Baldridge Kimberly johnson Nicole johnson jay Rouk fl Sa A Lunjua Ellis Larita Elkins Jeff Fultz Sandra Goudeau Kevin Green Scott Hampton Angelia Harrelson Deena Hereden Traci Hickman Kelly Hill Cheri Hobel Lagina jones Richard jones Galan Landrum Angela Long La Sheria McCullough Carl McNatt John Potter Rebecca Purdy Willina Robertson Kristy Robison Jon Ross Jerry Scott Linda Sharp Matthew Sowa Bryan Stephen Scott Strickland Robert Stutchman Michael Taylor Tania Taylor Krista Terry Patricia Titsworth Tommie Toon Kevin Turner Stassa Turner Niwona Wallum Brenda Whittaker Bryant Whittaker Vanessa Whittaker Kim Wiehe Stevie Williams jeff Yarbrough 43 Beki Aldridge Anthony Antwine Anita Breedlove Niki Brose Donna Brown Christopher Bruton Michael Carr Ton a Christy Michellle Colbert Timothy Crook Mark Dawson Tracy Demery joe Ellis Brian English Amanda Fisher Robert Gomez Jason Gumm Melissa Hallford Kim Harrelson Dennis Henderson William Hill Eddie Hill Dawn Holden Christina Holmes Brian Jenkins Mary Iiles Kim fohnson Michel e jones Michael Keith Mary Long Bobby Lovett David Mackerelle Bobby Mann Derrick Markes Matthew Masters Chris McCall Dana McCune Susan Mitchell jamie Murray Curt Page Tina Parkhill Marci Parsons Marvell Patrick Lisa Raulston john Robertson Tammy Shaw johnna Smith Janie Sockwell Ray Stephens 'VW My SS ,QKSSSLS ,SJ S A in fr, t 4, 1 ,.k 74, ,S I 3 Q X X-' ' UD!! awk -gs. 5- : SECOND GRADE nn. nf I 'IN' S X ff- -fe K' 4, . 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QF N 2 0' X ,.- .LAI C 'S' Dodd Brown Shawn Can Donald Carter Cheryl Castator Chester Colbert Kara Crook Clenn Dawson Karri Dawson Leslie Day Leandra Demery Rachelle Demery Lewis Dentis Casi Downs Marland Fisher Kathy Gaines Eddie Garner Kenneth Coudeau Lora Grimes Brandon Hallford Donnie Harrelson Heather Harrelson Paul Harris Jason Harvey Amanda Holden Kenya Holmes Dustin Ivins Matt jackson Chace Jamison Sean Kouplen julie Long Casey Melton Eric Parkhill Dou Phelps Debgie Powell Heather Robinson Bobbie Robnett Gerald Shaw Ioe Sockwell Mark Starkey Angel Terry Matt Terry Shelly Thomburg Standing: Maton Thompson, Jack Jamison, james Henson, Ronald Mount, Chester Byrd. Sitting: Cleora Keaton James R. Henson, Superintendent Leslie J0h11St0n Vance Haggard Lloyd Adams High SCh00lPUUC1Pal jr H Prlnclpal Elem Principal Don Bradshaw Math Linda Coats Basic Skills Louise Coffey S ecial Education Katllryn Colbert Second Grade Patricia Crenshaw Second Grade Pearlie Daniels Basic Skills Vernon Duke Fifth Grade Ioetta Garner Third Grade 49 Ray Garner CVET Tom Grimmett Girls BB 8: Soc. Studies Larry Harvey Vocational Agric. Marsha Honeycutt English Linda Hutto Third Grade J.D. Inda Vocational Agric. Dorothy Keys Business Wanda Kirkwood First Grade William Langley Library Susan Lesley English Lena Liggins Fifth Grade Robert Lovett Band Debbie Masters Second Grade Menill Masters Boys Coach and Science Kaye McCart Third Grade Jackie McComas Kindergarten and Accelerated Barbara Moon Music Jolene Munsey Vo. Home Economics Shirley Owens Fourth Grade William Pekah Crafts 50 n-3 44-4-v ad, NK' ,4P x 'G , I 5, I 415 3 vw. I ri of uh Debbie Petit Math Leavinna Prewitt Fourth Grade Cathy Pinkston First Grade Carolyn Powell Fourth Grade Curtisene Reed Fifth Grade David Reynolds Math, Boys Basketball Coach Doris Sitler First Grade Joe Stie Science Shirley Stie English Cindy Stringer Special Education Mike Strotter P.E., Boys Coach Gaylene Taylor English John Q. Thomas Counselor Evelyn Tunley Reading Jean Van Eron English Phyliss Walker P.E. Marilyn White Science L.B. Wildcat Counselor Jane Withers Girls Sports and P.E. William Wylie Head Football Coach, Drivers Ed. 51 MEDIA CENTER, Charlotte Anderson, Brenda Thompson, Elaine Cadion. ...Q ixii:11tt:..:,qi If .'rr' 'Airr' J If V EE . . ,E K ,, , ELEMENTARY MEDIA CENTER, Hattie Powell, Mary IANITORS, Richard Titsworth, Merle Allen, Tommy Ross. Rose Chambers. 52 BUS DRIVERS, Emanuel Clark, Ralph Harvey, Twalla Robinson, Bonnie Roach, Sue Jones, Darla Lawmaster. HIGH SCHOOL COOKS, Virginia Boak, Edith Titsworth, Etha Bruner. Middle Left, ELEMENTARY COOKS, Pat Powell, Betty Withers, Betty Pendergrass, Eva Fay Gleason. Below, SECRETARY, joy Gullic. I ,wi ,, f:ZiiT':!m,. 4 IUNIOR HIGH COOKS, Mildred Anderson, Mary Thompson. 53 DUB WGRLD .... W L ITS PARTICIPANTS Football Queen Deborah Strain R A Thd Pson Ml ie? f tten Annual Queen Cindy Treat Tammy St. Cyr Lajuan Doakes Iody Holden TT-QCY Fleming Attendant Attendant Attendant Attendant 4th YE R1 PL YOFF FOOTBALL - lst. row, Greg Foy, Scott Ross, Bruce Ragan, Dale Hom, Jerry Gleason, Barry Branson, Brett Morris, Craig McCall. 2nd. row, Bill Aldridge, Bruce Swearingen, Chris Darby, james Adams, Larry Wolf, Fredrick johnson, Roy Tate, Dannie Carter, Dwayne Chatman, Aaron Williamson, Willie Brown. 3rd, row, Coach Mike Strotter, Coach Merrill Masters, Chuck Raines, Keith Hickman, Chris Creason, Robert Carpenter, Wes Byrd, Earl Venable, Ed Mason, Mark Tittle, David Bounds, Dan Kissee, Coach Bill Wylie, Not Pictured, Matt Byrd, Howard Branson. Opposite Above - Bar Branson makes a tackle as Dwayne Chatman and Matt Byrd dllose in for assistance. Opposite Below - ALL DISTRICT PLAYERS Kneeling - Larry Wolf, james Adams, Standing, Dannie Carter, Roy Tate, Not Pictured, Matt Byrd, Howard Branson. 58 We O 6 20 12 6 6 27 7 7 9 0 Tecumseh Pawnee Warner Stroud Holland Hall Perkins Kellyville Chandler Drumright Morris Prague They 43 28 12 14 24 12 8 12 6 38 33 From the start, in the summer heat the team was excited to get started once again for another year of Demon Football. Dripping with sweat from the two-a-day practices, everyone pushed themselves to be the best at their postions. The intense players made a great run for the District Title. After losing a heartbreaking game to Perkins by the score of 12 to 6 in three overtimes, the Demons easily beat the Kellyville Ponies. With a playoff berth on the line, the Demons played the Drumright Tornadoes, which ended in a thrilling Demon victory of 7 to 6. This made the Demons the fourth team in four years to reach the playoffs. The Demons met the Prague Pied Devils, but with costly mistakes the Demons fell 33 to 0. 59 we 9th they O Mannford 12 0 Henryetta 60 14 Drumright 20 0 Morris 34 0 Kellyville 34 12 Dewar 42 6 Stroud 38 Perfect Season for Sth rade 219, FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - First Row: Rodney Grimmett, Tim Payne, Ruben Adams, Carl Greenwood, Michael Beck. Second Row: Gary Baldridge, Kenneth Antwine, Eddie Baldridge, Marc Harris, Craig Redeau, Chris Snyder, Tommy Pickett, Brian Woods. Back Row: Coach Strot- ter, Robert Craigo, Clint McCall, jamie Whitetree, jack Branson, Phillip Johnson, David Pless. N My we 8th they 26 Mannford 0 16 Henryetta 6 46 Morris 0 37 Kellyville 8 54 Dewar 14 32 Berryhill 0 EICHTH GRADE FOOTBALL - First Row: Terry Sluiter, Tim Thompson, Chris Swearingen, Maurice Whittaker, Kenneth Nichols, David Harmon, Sammy Creason, Darren Morgan, Billy Powell, Jerry Lewis, Darin Edmond, Steve Carter, Ethan Tharp. Back Row: Coach Masters, Tim Edwards, john Brown, Lynn Lampkins, David Tate, Chris Powell, Breck Taylor, Lee Crister, Sean Shaver, John Yarberry, Lee Wesley Carey Rouse. 60 mi' : 'Hfi'? N- S SX af W,- . ,... Ag gi fe A we 7th they O Mannford 20 20 Henryetta 26 16 Morris O 30 Drumright 14 8 Kellyville 6 20 Dewar 0 SEVENTH GRADE FOOTBALL - First Row: johnny Doyle, Mike Sanchez, Cecil Goudeau, Emie Coudeau, Marlanda Thom son, Cooper Kiddy, Bryan Brose, Richard Branson, jerry Wil- liams, Randy Ballard, Virgil Bonham. Back Row: Coach Masters, john Smith, Mike Stell, Cliff Steelman, Steve Barton, Bruce McKee, Marcus Lewis, Phillip Roach, Billy Hogg, Kevin Plunkett, London Garrison. ...ll.1---- Ml ,wwf , Supra? kiwi i ' . ' . ' . - K we 6th they 4 :- 26 Kellyville 6 - -'MS YI, 'gg ' 6 tr e rr , .p 1Ct,.,,. SIXTH GRADE FOOTBALL - First Row: Terry Tate, Mark Downs, Kenneth Brand, Bobby Wesley, Terry Antwine, Mike Snelson, james Thompson, David Raulston, Michael McCord, Mike Bales. Back Row: Coach Masters, Darren Hahne, Cordon Phillips, Curtis Gaines, Casey Plunkett, Chris Hale, Keith Taylor, Mike Phillips, Danny Redeau, Sheldon Williams. 61 . Top - Kneeling: Manager, Susan Foust, Dana Henson, Vickey Smith, Deborah Nichols, Bridgette Tate, Lajuan Doakes, Tammy Harjo, Rhonda Tramhle, and Manager, Kellie Holdaway. Standing: Coach Thomas Crimmett, Lisa Rice, Susan Eagan, jackie johnson, Melenie Grayson, Robin Strain, Lisa Treat, Linda Sams, Karen Yardley, Angie Mount, and Sheri Sams. Lower right: Tammy Harjo and Iackie Johnson show off their All County Tournament Team trophies. Criminy Christmas Forwards! Go to the X bucketfi, Guards get on ,emi Donit let ? them make that pass! Pressure ,em guardsli' These are a few phrases you might have heard the new coach, Mr. Grimmett, say as you passed by the gym doors during third hour. This was just an ordinary day in girls basketball practice. All the yelling and the hard workouts have really benefited the girls this year. They won second place in the County F - Tournament at Morris. Forward Jackie av-f Q Johnson and guard Tammy Harjo qualified for the All County Tournament Team. 62 Girls take second in County Upper left: Lisa Treat stops her Morris opponent from making two points. Lower left: Bridgette Tate tries to persuade her opponent to give her hhllL 'htH'h 't V'k t e a . ower rig z ig porn er, rc ey Smith, shows off her jump shot against Morris. We Team They 3 l Dewar 53 26 Kellyville 29 29 Okemah 59 37 Eufaula 40 52 Bristow 30 50 Mannford 60 39 Dewar 42 38 Okemah 40 37 Bristow 30 54 Henryetta 38 42 Eufaula 34 36 Mannford 66 48 Morris 26 43 Kellyville 42 43 Morris 57 43 Henryetta 46 Bottom: A team, Kneeling: james Goudeau, Gregory Foy, Kenny Thompson, Harvey Dailey, Willie Brown, and manager Fredrick Iohnson. Standing: Head Coach David Reynolds, Chris Eagan, joel Roberson, Dannie Carter, Wes Byrd, Cralind Lee, Roy Tate, and assistant coach Mike Strotter. Top: B team, Kneeling: Richard Butler, Tommy Daniels, Craig McCall, Chris Williamson, Bill Steele, and Rocky Smith. Standing: Assistant coach Mike Strotter, jefflvlills, Billy Robertson, Michael Whittaker, Joe Stie, Ken Steelman, and head coach David Reynolds. 1 1' Not One, But Two! This year the boys basketball team has gained not just one new coach, but two new coaches. David Reynolds, head coach, and Mike Strotter, assistant coach, have joined the Beggs High School Coaching staff this year. The team took away a third place trophy from the Bristow Tournament, and Dannie Carter was named as an All-County player at the County Tournament. The team is looking forward to a good season next year with 7 returning letterman. Upper left: Gralind Lee goes up for two points against the Morris Eagles. Lower left: Danny Carter controls the tip at the half against Morris. Boys we Team They 43 Dewar 65 39 Kellyville 40 48 Okemah 73 31 Eufaula 55 58 Bristow 69 61 Mannford 70 64 Dewar 76 42 Okemah 55 48 Bristow 40 45 Henryetta 72 48 Eufaula 57 55 Mannford 72 62 Morris 71 73 Kellyville 62 44 Morris 58 43 Henryetta 46 65 We 25 20 38 12 20 Girls Team Henryetta Dewar Okmul gee Dewar Okemah They 54 30 52 40 47 We 21 22 27 23 35 Boys Team Henryetta Dewar Okmulgee Dewar Okemah They 50 55 43 36 56 66 Freshman Basketball Bottom row, Bridget Fisher, Melody Jones, Kellie Miles, Nancy Varner, and Carrie Williams. Top rowg Becky Morris, Sandi Sams, Michelle Tittle, Sharon Goudeau, Teresa Deatherage, and Coach Tom Grimmett. Bottom rowg Eddie Baldridge, jack Branson, Craig Redeau, Grady Hamilton, Kenneth Antwine, and Phillip johnson. Top row, Coach Mike Strotter, Ruben Adams, Tim Payne, Clint McCall, Rodney Crimmett, and Marc Harris. iddle School Basketball 'N-ss! livki ,J W l Ywrfvl N I SIXTH GIRLS, First row, Candy Williams, Dee Dee Aldridge, Jennifer Hardesty, Marlo Redeau, Darla Jones, Krista Tittle, and Becky Fisk. Second row, Coach Jane Withers, Lanita Lewis, Connie Johnson, Denise Antwine, Elaine Carter, Treva Cole, Tracey Denny, and Delana Clark. SIXTH BOYS, First row, Curtis Gaines, Bobby Wesley, Charles Pollard, Keith Taylor, Casey Plunkett, Mike Snelson, Tommy McCord, Bobby Dodd, Mike Phillips, Mark Trail, Mark Downs, and Jimmie Rains. Second row, Terry Antwine, David Raulston, Terry Tate, Jerry Horn, Richard Bartel, Daren Hahne, Chris Hale, Danny Redeau, Mike Bales, Sheldon Wil- Rams, Kenneth Brand, Jimmy Thompson, and Coach Merrill asters. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GIRLS, First row, Kellie William- son, Teresa Redeau, Margie Doakes, Audrey Thompson, Andrea Tate, Darla Henson, Kris McDaris, and Angela Brand. Second row, Coach Jane Withers, Vicki Harris, Edith Dailey, Cheri Irvin, Tammy Fleming, Deondra Chatman, Jaylene Sword, Jeannie Taylor, and Angie Efurd. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH BOYS, First row, Dwayne Antwine, Orville Rotramel, Jerry Terry, Cordon Phillips, Car- los Lee, Cecil Goudeau, Leonard Antwine, Emie Goudeau, Mike Sanchez, T.C. Lawmaster, and Terry Terry. Second row, Jerry Williams, John Smith, Lee Wesley, Steve Barton, Darin Rains, Kevin Plunkett, Billy Hogg, Sean Shaver, John Yarber , and Tim Edwards. Third row, Marlanda Thompson, Mike Steiil, John Doyle, David Harmon, Darin Edmonds, Kenneth Nichols, Marcus Lewis, Tim Thompson, John Brown, David Tate, Chris Powell, Steve Carter, Ethan Tharp, Jerry Lewis, Philip Roach, and Coach Merrill Masters. 1 at 'YA 67 SPRI G PGRTS gf.. M V E I . W BW W it 'Ui H 'fi 3 at W 11 '53 I x G M B a e f ' S in 4 7 2 2 We 8 2 , .. X VgkLV-,Z 1 t 'W ,,,,og A Sa ,..., i . l I , l A f tx B . N A , X sf ss, f5 : : ,,Q.,m. K BASEBALL - Standing, Coach L.B. Wildcat, Wes Byrd, Ken Steelman, Billy Robinson, jeffMills, Harvey Daily, Bill Steele, Rocky Smith, Cindy Hale, Coach David Reynolds. Kneeling, Cary Adams, Chuck Raines, Jack Branson, Rodney Crimmett, Bruce Ragan, james Phillips, Carl Greenwood, Robert Craigo, Rubin Adams, Rhonda Tramble, Angela Mount. X w. s-Fwd. mag. ,1 -fix as ffslf 11 -N YSQIW T JAM A K - : . :wwf- -'va t 4 - --ff-1-,f '-'. .. ' , t 'An 1 V -. ,H 1 ,-oe, ,'-,M ,M ww.. , , .. , . 6 - A ., A . . .,. V Q ., . , ,ZW 1 , . V . t t -- V ,,.. , - o r WEIGHTLIFTERS - lst. row, Coach Bill Wylie, Chuck Raines, Barry Branson, Chris Darby, Bruce Ragan, Dale Horn, David Bounds. 2nd. row, Chris Creason, Bill Aldridge, james Adams, Ed Mason, Robert Carpenter, 3rd. row, Bruce Swearingen, Scott Ross, Dan Kissee. 68 . Gm TRACK - Standing - Coach Bill Wylie, Aaron Williamson, Cralind Lee, Willie Brown, joe Stie, Freddie johnson, Coach David Reynolds. Kneeling - james Coudeau, Fredrick johnson, Roy Tate, Tommy Daniels, Robbie Roberts, Dannie Carter. With the huffing and puffing ofthe track team, the hard hitting of the baseball team, and the clanging ofthe weights by the weightlifters, it is a sign of spring once again at B.H.S. With each striving for excellence there is a lot to be proud of at B.H.S. The track team Working for another State Track Crown, the baseball team reaching for another good season and the Weightlifters trying to ready themselves for the oncoming football season. Bottom left - Dale Hom tones up his muscles on the bench press. 69 F.H. . gets sore feet in alkathon F.H.A. Beau Matt Byrd F.H.A. Officers - Seated, Stefanie Hereden, Tammy St. Cyr, Lyn Avers, and Mrs. Munsey. Standing, Carla Hastings, Deborah Strain, Michele Darby, Dana Henson, Vickie Smith, and Stacy Fewell. F.H.A. Members - First row, Mrs. Munsey, Cindy Hale, Tracy Fleming, Michelle Tittle, Melody jones, Jana Taylor, Michelle Somner, Kelly Coats, Brenda Pless, Dehorah Nichols, Sha- ron Coudeau, Alicia Phillips, and Dinisha Phillips. Second row, Kelly Hol- daway, Becky Holden, Glenna Cypert, Lisa Williams, Betsy Bryan, Lisa Treat, Robin Strain, Karen Hawthorne, Renee Thompson, Melenie Grayson, Tina Pettigrew, and Renee Goudeau. Third row, Nancy Varner, Kellie Miles, Sha- ron Roherts, Lisa Rice, Paula Culbert, Sherry Sams, Susan Eagan, Diane Gaines, Deandrea Ross, Lajuan Doakes, and Teresa Phillips. Bottom Left, Becky Holden shows Kelly Holdaway how easy it is to sell candy to Brett Morris. Bottom Right, Kelly Coats watches as John Branson sits on Santais fMatt Byrdisj knee and tells hlm what he wants for Christmas at the Tot-N-Teen Christmas Party. Lower Left, Serving ice cream at the party for people who participated in athletics are Diane Gaines, Sharon Roberts, and Deunclrea Ross. Lower Right, Robin Strain looks back to see ifanyonc is looking as she hides a present for her secret-sister. Walking 11.2 miles to raise 3675.00 for the March of Dimes involved a lot of enthusiasm and hard Work from the 33 F.H.A. members who walked during the Walkathon. The F.H.A. members also assisted in the St. Jude's Children's Hospital drive. During F.H.A. Week, F.H.A. had a 5O,s day celebration with a dance contest and best dressed in the 50,s Style contest. Among the annual events are the chili supper, candy sales, secret-sister, and Tot-n-Teen Christmas Party. All the members Work toward getting enough points to go to the State Rally in Oklahoma City, where they at- tend a meeting and go shopping or some other planned activity. 71 FARMI G GETS COMPUTERIZED You look out across the yard as you stand in the door of the main school building and there, only a short distance away, stands the Vo. Ag. Shop. The Vo. Ag. Building is now two years old, however, there is still work to be done. After the first sausage sale, the F.F.A. decided to use their earnings to build trophy cases. These cases will span an entire wall of Mr. Harveyls classroom. Things like organizing the tool room and hanging Sweetheart pictures are only just now getting done. Each year the shop becomes more and more ofa home for the ninety members of The Beggs Chapter of the Future Farmers of America. F.F.A. Officers: Seated: David Bounds, John Creason, and Brett Morris. Standing: Chuck Raines, john Dodd, Stacy Fewell, Debby Beard, and jerry Gleason. ,- .,, A ' igfsf 1. is ' 9- ! 1 f .M ' - - r '., T 1 A '..ii if 'S , A a . 'LE lst. Row: Mr. J.D. Inda, Mr. Larry Harvey, Keith Phillips, Billy Henderson, Gary Adams, Mike Hawthorne, Kevin Harris, Becky Morris, Angela Mount, Cathy Hoffman, Wayne Roesner, Bill Aldridge, Dan Kissee. 2nd, Row: David Cox, Paul Grayson, Bobby Downs, Todd Christy, Marc Harris, Ruben Adams, Phillip johnson, Bryan Woods, Chris Snyder, Mark Winfrey, James Phillips, David Winfrey. 3rd. Row: Bruce Ragan, Sherry Raines, LaDonna Gonzales, Carl Mills, Billy Robertson, Ken Steelman, jeff Mills, Tim Yancy, Keith Hickman, Chris Creason. 4th, Row: Dale Horn, Kelly Thomas, Barry Branson, Tony Griffin, Lorne Terry, Ron Beaver, Robert Carpenter, Bruce Swearingen, David Pless, Tom Pickett. 5th. Row: jake Jones, Mark Tittle, Rodney Grimmett, Chris Darby, Tim Payne, james Adams, Eddie Mason, Larry Wolf, jack Branson, Mike Bonham. 72 1.-...'1 s A is Wg Q, ..... ,F ln Pin' ' Qi 2 Z . . j ' r,,t.,5 E Left: F.F.A. SWEETHEART, Miss Stacy Fewell. Middle Left: A group of F.F.A. and 4-H students prepare their calves for the Beggs Fall Livestock Show. Bottom Left: First Hour Vo. Ag. students look on as Mr. Inda grades some Welding Assignments. Below: Howard Branson cleans up after an hour of welding gates for the Vo. Ag. department to sell. 73 CONCERT AN ARCHINC BA AWA E CO With three minutes left in the second quarter, the band director and the drum majors are shouting, Get ready, Co down to the field. It's the first half-time show of the year, and all of the first timers are scared to death. The gun goes off, and it is time for the half-time show. The announcer is announcing your band, the whistle is blown, Your horn is in your mouth and off you go. No more butterflies -just two fat cheeks from blowing your horn. BAND DIRECTOR - MR. LOVETT I f 9 i I , ,k,, . K K - ., . A TM: v,,,,,,r WKW,,,,,,,,?mW?S,W,,,,,,,,,,,,,1 :,, M.,,,.,,.-e....,.,c. ,. lst row: Tim Thompson, Jeannie Taylor, Paula Dunlap, Robin Strain, Valora Adams. Kellie McDaris, Cindy Treat, Shari Swearingen. 2nd row: Marc Harris, Brenda Smith, Lyn Thompson, Margie Doakes, Cathy McNutt, Merrily Jamison, Gaylene Sword, Clendora Dunlap. 3rd row: Chris Powell, Alan Stie, Susan Foust, Chris Eagan, Michelle Darby, Maurice Whittaker, gferry Lewis, Cheri Irvin. 4th row: Kevin Harris, Wayne Roesner, Bryan Wood, jamie Whitetree, Mata Ho man, Cary Rouse, Kellie Holdaway, Lisa Rice. 5 L 5, DRUM MAJORS AND TWIR- LERS - lst row: Teresa Deather- age, Stefanie Hereden, Debby Beard, Becky Holden. Standing: Glenn Irvin, Renee Creason. DRILL TEAM - Kneeling: Lyn Avers, Kelly Coats, Standing: Melody jones, Sandi Sams, Nancy Varner, Far Left - I can't believe I hit that note, said Debby Beard, as the band practices for 50's Day Assembly. Left - Mr. Lovett is looking over a piece of music for contest. 75 vue., CKVQ P5 r ' .X fi. A-'f HIGH SCHOOL PEP CLUB - lst row: Rhonda Tramble, jackie Lohnson, Charlesetta Pettigrew, Dinisha Phillips, Alicea Phillips, De- orah Nichols. 2nd row: Teresa Phillips, Wanda johnson, Pansy White, PIRIT OF B.H. . L 5, , i 1 . 4. 2 f g - . if fi is 5 i HIGH SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS - lst row: Michelle Somner, Tammy St. Cyr. 2nd row: Jody Holden, Stacy Fewell, Karen Hawthorne, Deb Strain, Paula Culbert, Riki Craigo. 3rd row: Car a Hastings, Lisa Williams, Betsy Bryan. v E 2 i i w , 5 ' si' fy' Renee Thompson. 3rd row: Cindy Hale, Angelai Mount, Karen jones, Tiny Pettigrew, LaVarn Antwine. 76 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS - Sitting: Tracy Fleming. Standing: Carrie Kent, Anita Hamm. Top: Jana Taylor. IDDLE SCHOOL ACTI ITIES ll MIDDLE SCHOOL PEP CLUB - lst row: Lanita Lewis, Crystal Dodson, Angela Efurd, Belinda Caudill. Vicki Harris. Darla Henson, Denise Antwine, Krista Tittle, Beckey Fisk, Dee Aldridge. 2nd row: Margie Doakes, Leslie Terry, Elaine Antwine, jaylene Sword, Beverly Hop- kins, Joanna Yancy, Laura Rice, Dana Mainard, Ange a Brand, Dana McCart, Tracie Denney, Jeannie Taylor. 7TH 81 8TH GRADE BAND - lst row: Lisa Coffey, Vicki Harris, Angela Brand, Pam Mitch- ell, Darla Henson, Cynthia Humphreys, Kris McDaris, Laura Rice, Mr. Lovett. 2nd row: Johnny Doyle, Kelly'Steele, Bryan Brose, Cooper Kiddy, John Smith, London Garrison, David Sanders, Philip Roach, Marc Lewis, Clif- ford Kimbrough. 6TH GRADE BAND - lst row: DeeDee Al- dridge, Tracie Denney, Krista Tittle, Diana Yancy, Becky Fisk, Terri Darcy, Tammy Bonham, Delana Clark, Candy Williams, Treva Cole, Mr. Lovett. 2nd row: Terry Tate, Denise Antwine, Elaine Carter, Tommy McCord, Mark Trail, Mark Downs, David Raulston, jimmy Thompson. 3rd row: jerry Terry, Bobby Dodd, Bobby Wesley, Jimmy Raines, Jerry Horn, Ken- neth Brand, Darren Hahne, Casey Plunkett. MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEERLEADERS - Kneeling: Kim Hamilton. Mascot Tina Robin- son, Standing: Cindy Robinson, Tami Fleming, Teresa Chaflin. On Shoulders: Rebecca Creason, Lisa Coffey. Top: Beckey Somner. www!- I ,ly ,yr ,,,.,.,., W ..,,,.,., . . .. , f- 1-,ef ff- , I . , ,,... .'.. W.. zsrrrag-'sw .4 .11 77 THE DEMO ITES: YOUR PASSPORT TO ADVE TURE Top Right: Brenda Smith looks like she's deep in thou ht trying to decide who her next victim will be Tor the 'iTurkey of the Weekn. Op . Lower Left: Fredick johnson,FIohn Dodd, and Glenna C pert carefully watch or mistakes as Mrs. Keys checks the printer,s proofs. Opp. Lower Right: Going through the layout book, Renee Creason proofreads our copy against the printer's. .5 SQ 0 Q NEWSPAPER STAFF - Seated: Deb Strain, Kevin Harris, Editor Cindy Treat, john Creason, Brenda Smith. Standing: Alan Stie, Wanda johnson, Jody Holden, LaVarn Antwine, Kellie McDaris, Jenny Baldridge, Merrily Jamison. 78 YEARBOOK STAFF - Seated: Shari Swearingen, Editor Renee Creason. Standing: Cheryl Taylor, John Dodd, Glenna Cypert. Not Pictured: Fredrick johnson. The Demonites are your passport to adventure, and all it takes to get in on some of this adventure is to use one of your five senses - seeing. For example, seeing how many times your picture is in the yearbook and seeing what advice Anonymous Gabby has to give. In an attempt to bring you number onev publications and to get some up-to-the-minutei' ideas, Newspaper Editor Cindy Treat attended the journalism workshop at Oklahoma State University this summer, While Mrs. Keys accompanied Yearbook Editor Renee Creason, Glenna Cypert, and Shari Swearingen to a yearbook Workshop at East Central University in Ada. One new idea was to let the students select the name ofthe newspaperg the name they selected was the Burning Demonite. A nice addition to the Yearbook was the original cover designed by Kellie McDaris. After all the hard work is completed, it really makes the journalism staffs feel good when someone says how much they enjoyed it. www 79 A school,s Worth', is often measured by the number of concerned, interested, students it has. B.H.S. is fortunate to have such a great number of enthusiastic, and devoted students. The total enrollment of the Beggs School system is now 2,647 students. The school is large enough to have modern and up-to-date equipment, yet small enough to give individual attention. Although our school is only two years old, we still have a few bugs to work out. One example is the fact that the air-conditioners sometimes refuse to work during the hot summer days but just blow their hearts out in the winter. On the other hand the heaters work just fine during the summer but occasionally balk in the winter. This years winter has been quite bad, itis already being referred to as The Blizzard of 79,'. Beggs students missed over four days this year due to the snow and ice. Superintendents Honor Roll: First Row: Jana Rouk, Tammy St. Cyr., Dana Henson, La Juan Doakes, and John Dodd. Second Row: Brenda Smith, Merril Jamison, Melody Jones, Sandi Sams, David Winfrey. Third Row: John Creason, Matt Byrd, Linda Sams, Suzanne Anderson, Karen Yardley, and Kathy Johnson. Fourth Row: Lisa Treat, Vickey Smith, Susan Eagan, Debby Beard, Kelli McDaris, and Karen Hawthorne. Fifth Row: Kevin Harris, Paula Dunlap, Teresa Denham, Kelli Holdaway, Shari Swearingen, Cindy Treat, and Stephanie Hereden. Not Pictured: Bridgette Tate, and Tim 80 Payne. TOMORRGWS CENERATIO mm as Principal's Honor Roll: First Row: Diane Walker, Jenny Baldridge, Sallie Antwine, Carla Hastings, and Carrie Kent. Second Row: Robin Strain, Becky Holden, Stac Fewell, Carla Miller. and DeAndrea Ross. 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