Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1969 volume:

The Yearbook Staff Presents The 1968-1969 LION Seated (1 to r): Terri Sill, Fresh. Representative; Holly Bridwell, Sr. Representative and Co-Editor;Cindy Francis, Jr. Representative; Gail Brown. Soph. Representative. Standing (1 to r); Tim Sluder, Fresh. Representative; Jerry Pickard. Sr. Representative and Co-Editor; Eddie Kimbrell, Jr. Representative; Eddie Binyon. Soph. Representative. Table of Contents Faculty............................ Seniors............................ Juniors............................ Sophomores......................... Freshmen .......................... Junior High........................ Activities......................... Sports............................. Honors............................. Advertising........................ Andrew J. Terrell High School Blanchard, Oklahoma Dedication Mr. and Mrs. Terrell The Blanchard Annual Staff proudly dedicates the 1968-1969 yearbook to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Terrell. This dedication is in order, we feel, not only because both Mr. and Mrs. Terrell are retiring after a combined 74 years in the field of education but, much more important, because of their contribution to the students who have attended Blanchard public schools and to the community of Blanchard. Mrs. Andrew J. Terrell was born Winnie Potter, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Potter who, at that time, lived in Lexington, Oklahoma. She was the third of five children and attended elementary school in Lexington. The Potter family moved to the Blanchard area when Mrs. Terrell was about 14 years old. She attended school at Blanchard for three years but graduated from high school at Central High School in Edmond. She then attended college at East Central, Oklahoma University, Central State, but received her B.S. degree in Elementary Education from Oklahoma College for Women at Chickasha. She was married to Andrew Terrell on July 18, 1925, and began teaching the next year at Bond School which was north of Blanchard. She taught there for two years and then came to Blanchard where she has taught a total of 28 years, taking time from teaching only to raise a family. During her years as a classroom teacher, Mrs. Terrell taught more than just readin', writin', and 'rithmetic. She taught her students responsibility, evaluative thinking and reasoning, and, by her own example, successful and useful living. Andrew J. Terrell was born in Burnt Prairie, Illinois, to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Terrell, the ninth of twelve children. He attended elementary school in Illinois, Southwestern Oklahoma, El Reno, and Blanchard. His junior high and high school years were spent at Bridgecreek and Blanchard. He attended East Central State College in Ada where he received both his Bachelor and Master's Degrees. His first teaching experience was in 1925 at Freeney, which was three miles east of Blanchard. He then taught at Bond School, north of Blanchard, for two years before coming to Blanchard. He was at Blanchard from 1928 until 1969—41 years. He was a classroom teacher for 6 years, a coach, a principal for 28 years, and superintendent of Blanchard public schools from 1959 to 1969. Anyone who ever had Mr. Terrell as a teacher knows of his dedication and innate teaching ability; those who had him as a coach know of his self-discipline and high principles; as a principal, he is well known for his control-ability, his fairness, his perseverance, and his wit; and as a superintendent, Mr. Terrell has been uncomparable in the eyes of both students and teachers because of an ability given to only a few—the ability to lead. The new Blanchard high school is named for Mr. Terrell and stands as a tribute to an outstanding man and educator. The Annual Staff, on behalf of the Blanchard school faculty and student body, has reserved this part of the 1968-69 Lion in memory of Debbie Fierce F-'ebruary 4, 1952 August 12, 1968 Debbie was killed in an automobile accident in the summer of 1968, before she would have begun her junior year. We have missed her this past year; her place in our school and in our hearts will not be filled. 4 FACULTY Administration A. J. TERRELL B.J. CHEATHAM Superintendent Boafd of EduCatiOfl P™dPa' Standing Gary York, Louis Hawkins, Eugene Burns. Seated Ulon Killner, A. J. Terrell (Supt), Paul Aldridge. 6 TRAVIS ANTHONY Language Arts GARY HOMAN Social Studies Phys. Ed. PAT BARD Music Faculty BARBARA JOHNSON Math Science FRANK BOYCOTT Social Studies F. A. KIMBROUGH Math rv to I RICHARD NORTHINGTON GENELLE RICHEY Vocational Agriculture Language Arts LEATRICE SLUDER Vocational Home Economics 7 RONNIE SOBER DONNA STOKES Social Studies Phys. Ed. Business Education Counselor ROY WHEELER Science Tacky Day (‘67) Custodians 0. to r.) Mrs. McCutchcn. Mrs. Shannon. Mrs. Blackburn, and Mrs. Bergman. (Not pictured Ruth Ann Brooks.) 8 SENIORS Seniors OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Senior Class of 68 - 69 Standing - Mr. Travis Anthony. Sponsor; Hal Dennis. Vice-President; Wayne Pierce, President; Mrs. Betty Lewis, Sponsor; Seated - Danice McDonald, Secretary Treasure; JoEtta Whitford, Reporter. It was the year that was! Never let it be said that the Class of '69 left these solemn halls in silence! We started our Senior year by electing the following officers: President. Wayne Pierce; Vice-President. Hal Dennis; Secretary. Danice McDonald; and. Reporter, JoEtta Whiteford. As far as our Royalty is concerned our class did itself proud. Pam Aldridge was elected Football Queen and Holly Bridwell and Danny Riddle were chosen Mr. and Miss Music. Twelve Senior girls participated in FHA. three of whom were officers: President was Holly Bridwell and DeeAnn McKinney served as Vice-President; Linda Lee was Song Leader. Other members were Diana Hobbs, Sue Lee. Pam Aldridge, JoEtta Whitford, Danice McDonald. Buttons Burlison, Pat Walker, Teresa Wilson, and Peggy Brasiel. Eight Senior Boys participated in FFA. five of these eight were officers. Wayne Pierce was President, Hal Dennis was Vice-President, Jerry Pickard served as Secretary, and Wiley Pierce was Reporter. Danny McIntyre was both an officer (Sentinel) and a State Farmer. Other members were Larry Brooks, G. W. Freeman, Gene Kimbrell. There were nineteen Senior girls and one Senior boy who were active in Music. Three of these girls were officers: Sue Lee, President. Danice McDonald, Secretary; and DeeAnn McKinney, Treasurer. The other members were Peggy Brasiel, Holly Bridwell, Diana Hobbs. Rebecca Wilmeth. Susie Sperry, Barbara Conn, Joyce East, Donna Huffman, Linda Lee. Pat Walker, JoEtta Whitford. Teresa Wilson, Juanita Cable, Shirley Tullis, Wanda Chapman, and Danny Riddle. Those in the Girls' Double Sextet were Danice McDonald, DeeAnn McKinney. Teresa Wilson. Holly Bridwell, Rebecca Wilmeth. and Linda Lee. Danice McDonald. Dee Ann McKinney, Teresa Wilson, and Holly Bridwell also took solos to contest where they placed Excellent at District. A number of Senior Girls participated in Pep Club and Susie Sperry and DeeAnn McKinney were Senior Cheerleaders. Officers from the Senior class included Danice McDonald, President; Linda Lee, Secretary; and Holly Bridwell and Sue Lee were Sgts. at Arms. Seniors were indeed athletic! Football was well represented by our boys-Wayne Pierce. Wiley Pierce. Jerry Pickard, Larry Brooks. Hal Dennis. G. W. Freeman. Danny McIntyre, Greg Goodman, and Kenneth McDonald. Baseball was also well represented by Seniors and Wayne Pierce and Gene Kimbrell made Baseball All-Conference. Other Seniors who participated in Baseball were: Larry Brooks, Danny McIntyre, Jerry Pickard. Danny Riddle; Basketball, for both boys and girls, was full of USI Boys playing basketball included: Wiley Pierce, Wayne Pierce, and Gene Kimbrell. We had five Senior girls who went out and did a fine job. They were Danice McDonald, Holjy Bridwell. Linda Lee, Sue Lee, and Donna Huffman. Holly Bridwell received the Basketball Award. In Awards Assembly we looked fine. The top scholastic honors were carried off by Joyce East, Valedictorian, and DeeAnn McKinney, Salutatorian. All-Around Boy and All-Around Girl Awards were presented to Holly Bridwell and to Wayne Pierce. Other awards were Joyce East. English Award Bookkeeping Award; Wayne Pierce. Football Award All-Around Athlete Award; DeeAnn McKinney. Home Ec. Award; Peggy Brasiel, Algebra Award; Teresa Wilson. Music Award, Danice McDonald. Bookkeeping Award; Jerry Pickard. Annual Staff Award; Danny McIntyre, Agriculture Award; Juanita Cable, Betty Crocker Award, Scholarship Awards went to Juanita Cable, DeeAnn McKinney and Joyce East. The Seniors who were on the Oklahoma Honor Society were DeeAnn McKinney, Joyce East. Juanita Cable, and Holly Bridwell. We, the Seniors of 1969, would like to express our gratitude at this time to Mrs. Lewis and to Mr. Anthony for being wonderful sponsors. We will miss you in the years ahead, but we will continue to be grateful to you for all that you have done for us. Without futher word, we close this year with satisfaction in ourselves and our accomplishments. It will always linger with us that This was the year that Was! 10 PAM ALDRIDGE I HA. 4, Pep Club, 4; Football Queen Att.; Football Queen PEGGY JEAN BRASIEL EH A, 3; Music, 4; Ind. Arts, 1; Ind. Arts Sec. HOLLY DEANN BRIDWELL Basketball, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club, 4. Music, 4; Annual Staff, 1; Miss Music; Soph. Pres.; Jr. Pres.; Student Council, 1; Music Pres.; FHA Sec. Pres.; Pep Club, Off., 1; Girls’St.; Music Aw.; Honor Soc., 7; Music Quartet. Sextet, Triple Trio, Solo; Music Sec. WANDA CHAPMAN FHA, 1; Music, 2; Annual Staff, 2; FBLA, l;Pep Club Reporter LARRY DEAN BROOKS Baseball, 4; Basketball, 2; Football, 4; Track, 1; FFA 4; Music, 1; Star Green-hand; All Dist. Football Back MARY BURL1SON FHA. 2; Pep Club, 2; Music, 2; Music Vice-Pres. RUSSELL CLARK HAL DENNIS JUANITA CABLE FHA, 2; Music, 2; Honor Roll, 1; Betty Crocker Aw. BARBARA ANN CONN FHA. 3; Pep Club. 4; Music, 4; Soph. Sec. Treas. Baseball, 1; Football, 4; Track, 2; FFA, 4; Music, 2; FFA Vice-Pres.; Sr. Vice-Pres.; Football All-Conf. Area All Star JOYCE CHAR LINE EAST FHA, 3; Pep Club, 3; Music. 4; Ind. Arts Queen; FHA Treas.; Fresh. Rep.; Soph. Rep.; State Honor Soc., 4; Scholarship Aw., 4; Am. Hist. Aw.; Wood, of World Aw.; Valedictorian G. W. FREEMAN Baseball, 1; Basketball, 2; Football, 1; FFA. 3; Music. 2; Mr. Melody GREGORY L. GOODMAN Basketball, 1; Football, 2; Track, 1; Music, 2 DIANNA HOBBS FHA, 4; Pep Club, 2; Music, 4 DONNA ELAINE HUFFMAN Basketball, 4; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 4; Music, 2. GENE KIMBRELL Baseball. 4; Football, 3; Basketball. 4; Track, 2; FFA, 4. KATHERINE SUE LEE Basketball, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club, 4; Music, 4; Annual Queen Att.; Music Pres.; Music Rep.; Pep Club Off.; 1 ;Music Triple Trio LINDA LEE Basketball, 4; FHA, 4; Pep Club, 4; Music. 4; Pep Club Vice-Pres.; FHA Off., 2; Music Rep.; Glcria Simer Sportsmanship Aw.; Music Triple Trio Double Sextet vickie gail McConnell Basketball, 1; FHA, 3; Music 2; Math Aw. danice McDonald Basketball, 2; FHA, 1; Pep Club, 3; Music, 3; Cheerleader. 1; Annual Queen 1st Runner-Up; Drum Majorette; Music Treas.; Band Sec.; Fresh. Vice-Pres.; Sr. Sec.-Treas; Music Double Sextet Soloist KENNETH McDONALD Football, 2; Track, 1 danny McIntyre Baseball, 2; Football, 2; Track, 2; FFA, 3; FFA Treas. Sent.; FFA Swine Prod. Aw. DEE ANN McKINNEY Basketball, 3; FFA, 4; Pep Club 2, Music, 4; Cheerleader, 1; Annual Queen; Annual Queen Att., 1; I I-A Sweetheart; FHA Vice-Pres., VIIA Sng. l.dr.; Music Sec. Vice-Pres . State Honor Soc., 4; I yp. U Aw OBU Summer Academy; Music Trio. Double Sextet Soloist. Salutatorian. JERRY PICKARD Baseball, 4; FFA, 4; Basketball, 3; Football, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Fresh. Pres.; Baseball Hon. Men. All-Conf.; Football Horn. Mon. AU-Conf. WAYNE PIERCE Baseball, 4; Basketball, 3; Football, 3; Track, 2; FFA, 4; Mr. Melody; Pep Club Beau; FFA Pres.; Sr. Pres.; Baseball Aw.; Football All Dist.; Baseball All-Conf. WILEY PIERCE Baseball, 4; Basketball, 4; Football, 4; FFA, 4; Music 1; FFA Reporter DANNY RIDDLE Baseball, 2; Basketball, 2; Music, 4; Mr. Music; Music Vice-Pres.; Biology Aw. CAROLYN SUE SPERRY Basketball, 1; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 3; Music, 4; Cheerleader, 1; Pep Club Off., 1 SHIRLEY ANN TULLIS PATRICIA KAY WALKER FHA, 4; Music, 4; Ind. Arts. 1 JOETTA LYNN WHITFORD FHA, 4; Pep Club, 4; Music, 3Vi Annual Queen Princess; FHA Parlimentarian, Alt. Cheerleader; Speech Aw.; Fresh. Vice-Pres.; Soph. Pres.; Jr. Rep.; Sr. Rep. TERESA ANN WILSON FHA, 4; Pep Club, 3; Music, 4; Ind. Arts, 1; Music Double Sextet Soloist REBEC CA WILMETH Basketball, 3; FHA, 3; Pep Club, 2; Music, 4; Cheerleader, 1; Football Queen Att.; Annual Princess, Miss Melody; Gloria Simer Sportsmanship Aw.; Music Double Sextet and Soloist JUNIORS Juniors OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Junior Class of ’68 - ’69 Standing - Jerry Neal, Secretary; Randy Staton. Reporter; Charles Clark. President; Mr. Sober, Sponsor. Seated - Kathy bailey. Treasurer, Betty Wilson, Vice President. Not pictured: Mr. Homan. Sponsor. Ah Yes! Once again we have triumphed over the everyday problems of high school and have almost reached the end of the annals of knowledge. . .or should I say the beginning. Once again we have come out on top—This time as Seniors. We had representatives in everything from athletics and music to home economics and agriculture. The great fearless leader of our class. Charlie Clark, had many loyal (?), trustworthy (?), and dependable (?) subjects to rely (?) on. His fellow leaders being Betty Wilson. Jerry Neal. Kathy Bailey and Randy Staton. Cindy Francis and Eddie Kimbrell were the Annual Staff Representatives from the Junior Class. In the corridors of our school cowered the backbone of this year's football team: Rick Remington. Terry Bridwell, Allen McDonald, Jerry Neal, Tommy Bergman and Ray Queen. They were, at all times, ready to be flagged (or maybe flogged) into action by their coaches and our sponsors, Mr. Sober and Mr. Homan. On the sidelines, raising spirit and money, were the loudest mouths in BHS--our Junior girls. Our girls included Londa Pierson, Rhonda Beth Brooks. Betty Wilson, and of these three, three were leaders -Londa was cheerleader, Rhonda Beth was Vice-President during football and President during basketball, and Betty was Secretary. Jerry Neal, Terry Bridwell, Tim Boyer, Gary Foster, and Tommy Bergman made the score rise for the basketball team. (We won't mention whose score). Genelle Adams and Cindy Francis were our contribution to the girls' basketball team. Our track stars included: Terry Bridwell, Jerry Neal, Rick Remington, Eddie Kimbrell, and Tommy Bergman. Terry Bridwell also won the Track Award. Genelle Adams, Betty Wilson. Londa Pierson, Kathy Bailey and Sherry McConnell kept the FHA in a mess as officers. The rest of us. as members, didn't help much either. In all, ten Juniors were active in FHA. They were Sherry McConnell. Betty Wilson. Rhonda Beth Brooks. Helen Brown. Genelle Adams. Kathy Gibson, Kathy Bailey, Londa Pierson. Cindy Francis, and Kezetta Greenmyer. Next year. Betty Wilson will serve our Chapter as President. FFA was crowded with Juniors, and Jerry Neal was an FFA Officer. Others in FFA included Rick Remington, Paul Rollings, Allen Ketter. Allen McDonald. Tim Lambert, Ricky Dillard, Ray Queen, Carl Kirkham, Danny McGraw. Terry Bridwell. The FFA boys selected Londa Pierson to be their FFA Sweetheart. After basketball we turned our screaming voices and innocent minds over to Mrs. Bard to be trained in the art of � ng. We became angelic cherubs strumming our harps in Mixed Chorus and Girls Glee Club. Two of our cherubs strummed in the Double Sextet -Rhonda Beth Brooks and Cindy Francis. Others in Music included Kathy Bailey, Betty Wilson, Londa Pierson, Dorothy Kitchens, and Helen Brown. Our greatest accomplishment this year (besides passing) was the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was the Roaring Twenties, and being as modest as we are. we know it was the greatest yet! We had everything from flappers and Minski's girls to silent movies. It was great! Our Award-Winning Class had some award winners of its very own. Kathy Bailey won the Woodman of the World History Award, Tommy Bergman won the Basketball Award, Betty Wilson will represent Blanchard at Girls' State, Terry Bridwell won the Track Award, Kozetta Greenmyer won the Typing II Award, Rhonda Brooks won the Shorthand Award, Cindy Francis won Special Annual Staff Award, Randy Staton won the Drafting Award and the Scholarship Award was received by Kathy Bailey. Juniors who were a part of the State Honor Society included Kathy Bailey and Betty Wilson. All in all, we have a pretty talented class. Next year we'll take our place on the panel among the cobwebs quietly and modestly as the Class of 1970. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mr. Homan and Mr. Sober, for helping us in our endeavors through this year. 16 Gcnclle Adams Kathy bailey Tommy Bergman Ronnie Beach Tim Boyer David Brewer Terry Bridwell Rhonda Brooks Helen Brown Danny Burns Kathy Carpenter Donna Casey Charles Clark David Covington Rhonda Curren Ricky Dillard Loren Dohm Gary Foster Cindy Francis Kathy Gibson Kozetta Grecnmyer Allen Ketter Lddie Kimbrell Carl Kiikham Dorothy Kitchens Tim Lambert Sherry McConnell Danny McCraw Allen McDonald Billy Nance Jerry Neal Londa Pierson Ray Queen Randy Staton Ricky Remington Paul Rollings Jerry Stone Betty Wilson Jeff Wilson Karen Wood 18 SOPHOMORES Sophomores OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Sophomore Class of ‘68 ‘69 Standmg-Mr. Richard Northington, Spun.; Rebecca Freeman, Reporter; Richard Brown. Sgt.-At-Arms; Teresa Barrington, Sec. Treas.; Mrs. Gene lie Richey, Spon. Seatcd-Bctty McClain, Pres.; Trcssa Whinery, Vice-Pres. Well, the Sophomore year is over and the Junior year coming up. but everyone is still looking back and remembering our glorious sophomore year As we look back, the class elected Betty McClain as our class president and to support her, we elected Tressa Whinery as Vice President. We then elected Teresa Barrington as Secretary and Treasurer and Rebecca Freeman as Reporter and Richard Brown as Sergeant at Arms. Gail Brown and Eddie Binyon represented their class as Annual Staff. We have good looking girls in our class as evidenced by Betty McClain who was our Football Queen Attendant for the Lion's Homecoming. Also, to show what good looking girls are supposed to look like we had Brenda Sullivan, Sandra Montgomery, and Billye Cheatham for cheerleaders from our class. In addition to looking good they also boosted the players from our class Football players from the Sophomore class included: Richard Agee. Eddie Binyon. Tommy Daniel. Dee Lewis, Bruce Pierce. Geary Cladwell Maurice Massey, and Daryl Mitchell. Our class was equally represented in basketball. The players on the girls' team were Gail Brown, Teresa Barrington. Teresa Haygood, Billye Cheatham, Rebecca Freeman, and Lisa Jones. Billye Cheatham was selected as Honorable Mention on the Canadian Valley Conference. Boys going out for basketball were Maurice Massey, Richard Agee. Tommy Daniel, Eddie Binyon, and Bruce Pierce As soon as basketball season was over, baseball was under way. The Sophomore class had Tommy Daniels. Bruce Pierce, and Raymond Swmney on the baseball team. Incidentally our baseball team won the Canadian Valley Conference Tournament. Both FHA and FFA had many members from the Sophomore class. The Blanchard Chapter of FHA entertained the other chapters at the State Convention this year and some of the Sophomore girls were part of that entertainment. Officers in FHA from the Sophomore class were Teresa Barrington, project chairman, and Gail Brown, photographer. The FHA girls selected Maurice Massey as the Sophomore candidate for FHA Beau, and the Sophomore FFA boys selected Beth Lauen as their candidate for FFA Sweetheart. The Sophomore class participated fully in music. Sophomore girls in the high-school Double Sextet were Sandra Montgomery. Brenda Sullivan, and Teresa Barrington. Sophomores almost made the Boys' Octet-Richard Agee. Eddie Binyon. Raymond Swinney, Bruce Pierce. Dee Lewis, and John Gable were all a part of this group. Music officers from our class included Billye Cheatham who was elected to be Treasurer. We have both beauty and brams-we have already talked about beauty so now it is time to discuss the latter of the two. In the Awards Assembly, Raymond Swinney won the Geometry Award. Gail Prigmore won the Biology and Typing I Award, Tommy Daniel received the Driver's Ed. Award, Eddie Binyon received the Scholastic Award, and both Eddie Binyon and Gail Brown won the Special Annual Award. The State Honor Society consisted of 7 Sophomores, and this was more than 50% of the total number from our school. They were Richard Agee, Teresa Barrington, Eddie Binyon, Betty McClain. Charles Young. Beth Lauen, and Tommy Daniel. Again, after one great Sophomore year, we would likt; to thank Mrs. Richey and Mr. Northington for being great sponsors. 20 Richard Agee Dennis Allen Teresa Barrington Billye Cheatham Eddie Binyon Gail Brown Richard Brown Beverly Carter Brenda Carter Geary Caldwell Wanda Casey Jerry Cooley Tommy Daniel Mary Nell Dickinson Jimmy Franklin Rebecca Freeman John Gable Brenda Gray Ricky Harmon Roy Harris Teresa Haygood Kay Holder Lisa Jones Beth Lauen Dee Lewis 21 Debbie Mahurin Maurice Massey Darrel Mitchell Sandra Montgomery Leanne Myers Betty McClain Wayne MaClard Gloria Nickels Lynn Nuckles Bruce Pierce Gail Prigmore Lonnie Ray Debbie Shatwell Rose Sherwood Brenda Sullivan Raymond Swinney Carol Taylor Danny Taylor Pam Walker Claude Wilson Roy Wood Trcssa Whinnery Connie White Charles Young Eugene Pitkens 22 FRESHMEN Freshman Freshman Officers Sponsors Standing: Mr. Kimbrough, Sponsor; Paul Stone, Treas.;Gary Barrington, Pres. Kenneth McIntyre, V-Pres.: Mrs. Sluder, Sponsor. Seated: Terri Sill, Reporter and Barbara Bailey. Secretary. Well, the year of'68 '69 is over!!! Our Freshman year has been one to remember. We started this exciting year by electing Gary Barrington as President and for his support we elected Kenneth McIntyre, Paul Stone, Terri Sill, and Barbara Bailey as fellow class officers. Those elected to the Annual Staff to serve the remainder of their high school years were Terri Sill and Tim Sluder. Our class was honored by Barbara Bailey as the ninth grade football attendant. We were also honored to have both Mr. and Miss Melody from our class; they were Terri Sill (Miss Melody) and Kenneth McIntyre (Mr. Melody). Our class is not lacking in brains because we had several Freshmen to receive awards during the Awards Assembly in May. Those who were listed on the Oklahoma State Honor Society were Junetta Johnson, Linda Monroe, and Glen Basler. Glen also received the Science and the Industrial Arts awards. Marlene Kirkham received the Special Home Economics Award. Teresa Queen and Terri Sill were this year's Gloria Simer Sportsmanship Award winners. Linda Monroe won the Scholastic Award from our class. In sports, we had Mike Bergman, Tim Sluder, Ricky Bright, Greg Brooks, Kenneth McIntyre, Mack Brooks, Troy Ross, Gene McConnell, Eddie Haynes, Gary Barrington, Allen Talburt, Terry Jenkins, and Mike Kirkham in football. In boys' basketball, our class was represented by Mike Bergman, Tim Sluder, Gene McConnell, Toby Boyer, Sammy Kelly, Ricky Kimbrell, Terry Jenkins, and Greg Brooks. Our girls were also very active in basketball, and those who participated included Beverly Blackburn, Terri Sill, Teresa Queen, Joan Gilmore, Debbie Cunningham, Karla Moore and Radonna Mills. Yes, the Freshman class is also active in sports. We had over 90% of our class enrolled in Music. Those singing in the Mixed Chorus in Senior High were Karla Moore, Teresa Queen, Mike Bergman, Greg Brooks, and Tim Sluder. The Freshman girls singing in the Double Sextet included Teresa Queen, Beverly Blackburn, Debbie Cunningham, Karla Moore, Carol Staton, Joan Gilmore, and Terri Sill. The girls from our class who took solos to contest were Karla Moore and Teresa Queen, and we were very proud of their ratings. The Junior High Pep Club had many members from the Freshman class. Our cheerleaders were Barbara Bailey, Terri Sill and Beverly Blackburn. We were also well represented in both FHA and FFA, and Mack Brooks was chosen outstanding Greenhand of the year in FFA. Our class would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs. Sluder and Mr. Kimbrough for being our sponsors for we know that we could not have accomplished our objectives without their guidance and their constant help. 24 Darlene Adams Darrell Alien Barbara Bailey Gary Barrington Glen Basler Mike Bergman Beverly Blackburn Toby Boyer Barbara Brand Ricky Bright Greg Brooks Mack Brooks Henry Burns Henry Carter Debbie Cunningham Teresa Franks Joan Gilmore Eddie Haynes Randy Harris Teresa Howeth Terry Jenkins Junetta Johnson Sammy Kelley Jimmy Burlison Jeff Franklin 25 Jancan Killnier Ricky Kimbrell Marsha King Marlene Kirkham Mike Kirkham Linda Kitchens Gene McConnell Karen McConnell Thomas McDonald Kenneth McIntyre Radonna Mills Linda Monroe Larry Montgomery Karla Moore Betty Nickels Teresa Queen Troy Ross Charlene Shoemake Terri Sill Tim Sluder 26 JUNIOR HIGH President Kathy Brooks Vice Pres. Donnett Brooks Secretary Perry Dyer Treasurer Carl Autry Reporter Steve Northington Tim Allen John Cooley Randy Floyd Russell Jones Melton Brandt Patricia Crabtree Marlyn Holder Terry King Char la Bowling Janet Dickinson David Hill Albert Kitchens Dennis Boetler La Donna Ldwards Leonard Holmes Toni Lewis Steve Chapman Linda Franklin Carol Lemons Sandra Morgan Maries McCoy Jay Neal Richard Steela Chris Woo ley Vicky McCutchcn Cherol Pierce Ronnie Stephens Ricky Wilson Brenda Madden Jimmy Queen Vicky Saffell Danny W heeler 8th Grade Cheryl McDonald Ricky Riddle Laquita Shannon Beverly W'hitford Lynn Noffsinger Elaine Rider Naomi Thomas Marsha Snowden Judy Bowling 29 President Vice Pres. Sec. Treas. Reporter Casey Foster Doug Brooks Tena Lewis Doug Hawkins Nancy Anderson Tony Brooks Ronald Chapman Connie Cormany Stevena Baldridge Beverly Brown Ted Clardy Betty Culver Frank Beach Dianna Carter Mark Clark Jackie Francis Carol Brand Linda Casey Timmy Clark Billy Franks Diana Brooks Jimmy Chambers Ronnie Cooley Randy Graham 30 Harold Grey Karla Hale Charles Howeth Juanita Howeth Robert Johnson Ronnie Kimbrell Karla Ladd James Madden Kenny McCutchen Toni McNcilly Steve Meissenheimer Bud Morgan Karen Myers Bobby Mickles Lisa Pierson Greg Queen Sandra Reese Robbie Richey Richard Shipman Johnny Sill Vana Stephens David Stites Donna Talburt Terry Taylor Gary Taylor Linda Truax Johnny Burlison Bruce Humphries Ricky Way land 31 Before Class Between Class After Class In Progress: Classwork These pictures are a small sampling of the classes offered at our school. There are seventeen classes each period and 102 classes each day. The largest class this year was 6th hour music and the smallest was secretarial practice. V ACTIVITIES Home The Homecoming Parade was on October 25th at 1 p.m., and the Coronation of the Queen was at the half during the Blanchard-Purccll game which was the 7th game of the season. Pam Aldridge was selected as Queen by the foot ball players. She was crowned by Larry Brooks. PAM ALDRIDGE, Senior escorted by Danny McIntyre f- BETTY McCLAIN, Sophomore escorted by Jerry Pickard BARBARA BAILEY, Freshman escorted by Wiley Pierce 34 coming Festivities NAOMI THOMAS, 8th grade escorted by Wayn Pierce TKENA LEWIS. 7th grade escorted by Kenneth McDonald 35 Spring Concert The Music Department's Spring Concert theme this year was Hey Look Me Over. This year the Music Department, under the directionof Mrs. Pat Bard, won many honors including the Best Group trophy at Central State. In addition, they had several television performances. During the Spring Concert, Mr. and Miss Music and Mr. and Miss Melody were crowned. Style Show '69 Each year the Home Economics Department has an annual style show. During the style show, each girl models the garment which she has made and the FHA has its installation of officers for the coming year. Banquets Each year there are four banquets sponsored by four different organizations here at Andrew J. Terrell High School. The first one is the Pep Club Banquet which is given after football season in November by the Pep Club for the football players. Then in February the FHA has its annual banquet. The Junior-Senior Banquet is in May; and the last banquet given in May is by the FFA Department, and it is for the FFA members and their parents. Pictures on these pages are from the '68-'69 Banquets. 38 During the banquet Before the Banquet 39 OFFICERS FOR 1968-1969: Seated: Gail Brown, Photographer; DeeAnn McKinney, Vice-President; Mrs. Leatricc Sluder, Sponsor; Holly Bridwell, President; Betty Wilson, Secretary. Standing: Sherry McConnel, Reporter; Genelle Adams, Treasurer; Teresa Barrington. Project Chairman; Linda Lee, Song Leader; Londa Pierson. Parliamentarian; Kathy Bailey. Host. Standmg P. Aldridge. D. McKinney, S. Tullis, H. Bridwell, T. Standing s. McConnell, B. Wilson. R. Brooks, H. Brown, G. Wilson. P. Walker. M. Burlison. Seated-.!. Whitford. S. Lee. L. Adams, K. Gibson. K. Baliey. Scatcd-L. Pierson, C. I-ranci . ee- K. Grcenmyer. SOPHOMORE FHA MEMBERS FRESHMAN FHA MEMBERS Top - B. Gray, S. Montgomery. T. Barrington, G. Brown. C. Taylor. Middle - D. Mahurin, L. Myers, T. Haygood, L. Jones, B. Sullivan. R. Freeman. T. Whinnery, G. Nickels. Bottom - B. McClain, P. Walker. B. Laucn, B. Cheatham, M. Dickinson, K. Holder. Top - J. Gilmore. T. Queen, K. McConnell, T. Howeth. M. Kirk ham. B. Nickels. 2nd row - B. Blackburn, C. Taber. B. Bailey. D. Mills K. Moore. T. Sill, D. Cunningham, C. Shoe-make. D. Adams. 3rd row - L. Monroe, C. Tullis, J. Johnson. Bottom - M. King, C. Straton, L. Kitchens, B. Brand. T. Franks. J. Killmcr. 40 MEMBERS TOP ROW, P. Rollings, L. Pearson, E. Pickens. 2ND ROW, R. Remington, L. Brooks, D. Allen, L. Montgomery, R Wood, I). Mitchell, G. Brown. I). Taylor. 3RD ROW, T. McDonald, K. McIntyre. D. Lewis. R. Harmon- G. Barrington. M Kirk ham, T. Jenkins. T Sluder. R. Harris. 4111 ROW , J. Wilson, B. Pierce. M. Brooks, T. BridwcU, A! Talburt. D. McGraw. R. Kimbrell. D. AUen. 51 H RO , A. Kettcr, A. McDonald,T. Lambert, R. Dillard, R. Quecn.G. KimbreU.G. Freeman, C. Kirkham. BOTTOM ROW, J. Neal, J. Pickard, W. Pierce. H. Dennis, D. McIntyre, W. Pierce and FFA Sponsor Mr. Northington. Ol I IC'ERS TOP ROW (1. to r.) Jerry Neal, Trcas.; Danny McIntyre, Sent.. Wiley Pierce, Reporter; BOTTOM ROW (1. to r.) Jerry Pickard. Sec.; Wayne Pierce, Pres.; Hal Dennis, V-Prcs. STATE FARMER Danny McIntyre DOUBLE SEXTET - Teresa Wilson. DeeAnn McKinney. Teresa Haygood, Linda Lee, Rebecca Wilmeth. Sandra Montgomery. Brenda Sullivan. Rhonda Brooks, Danicc McDonald. Cindy Francis, Teresa Barrington. Holly Bredwell. Senior High Music MIXED CHORUS Bottom row (1 to r) - K. Bailey. J East. M. Burlison. B. Wilson, R. W ilmeth. B. Pierce, G. Brooks, J. Cooley, J. Neal, C. Wilson, J. Stone, R. Swinney, D. Mitchell, C. Francis, S. Montgomery. R. Brooks. L. Myers, B. Sullivan. Middle row - L. Lee. L. Jones, R. Sherwood. T. Haygood, G. Prigmore. B. Nance. D. Riddle. J. Gabel, G. Caldwell, J. Franklin, D. Burns. D. Lewis, R. Brown. M. Bergman, B. Conn, B. McClain. S. Lee, D. McDonald. Top row - K. Moore, D. McKinney. T. Queen. T. Whinnery.T. Wilson, M. Noffsinger. R. Agee. T Bergman. R. Staton. C. Young. R. Wood, T. Sluder, E. Binyon, D. Huffman, H. Bridwcll, T. Barrington, R. Freeman, S. Sperry. 42 BOYS’ OCTET Top row: Tommy Bergman. Richard Agee. Eddie Binyon and Jerry Neal. Bottom row: John Gabel. Bruce Pierce. Dec Lewis and Raymond Swinney. Mrs. Pat Bard. Director, with Perry Dyer. Accompanist. GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB Bottom row (1 to r) - K. Bailey. L. Lee, T. Haygood. K. Moore. M. Dickinson, J. East. M. Burlison, B. Lauen. B. McClain. P. Walker. K. Holder. B. Cheatham. Second row - L. Jones, G. Prigmore. T. Queen. D. McKinney. R. Wilmeth, B. Wilson. L. Myers, C. Taylor. J. Whitford. B. Carter, S. Lee. Third row - G. Nickels. R. Sherwood, T. Whinnery. B. Carter. P. Brasiel. P. Walker, R. Brooks. L. Pierson. R. Freeman, B. Conn. C. Francis, D. McDonald, S. Sperry. Top row - B. Gray. H. Brown, T. Wilson, C. White. S. Montgomery S. Tullis, B. Sullivan. D. Kitchens. D. Mahurin. T. Barrington. D. Huffman. H. Bridwell, W. Chapman. 43 Senior High MEMBERS Bottom row (1 to r): D. McKinney, S. Lee, J. Whitford, W. Chapman. B. Conn, T. Wilson. D. Huffman, L. Lee, H. Bridwell. P. Aldridge, S. Sperry. Middle row: Mrs. Mary Homan, Sponsor; B. Sullivan. B. Wilson. G. Brown. B. Gray, C. Taylor, L. Jones, R. Brooks. S. Montgomery. Top row; Mrs. Barbara Johnson. Sponsor; L. Pierson, T. Barrington, T. Haygood, B. McC lain, R. Freeman, L. Myers. T. Whinery, B. Cheatham. 44 Pep Club 1969 CHEERLEADERS Bjllyc Cheatham. Londa Pierson. DecAnn McKinney. Susie Sperry. Brenda Sullivan. Sandra Montgomery. OFFICERS Standing: Holly Bridwell and Sue Lee, Sgts. At Arms. Seated: Wanda Chapman. Rep.; Betty Wilson. Sec.; Linda Lee, Treas.; Rhonda Brooks. Pres. MASCOTS: Cindy Hodges Keith Penn Junior High Music GIRLS GLEE CLUB DOUBLE SEXTET TOP. Karla Moore, Terri Sill, Teresa Queen, Beverly Blackburn, Toni Lewis, Joan Gilmore. BOTTOM. Charla Bowling, Carol Staton, Debbie Cunningham, Donette Brooks, Diana Brooks, Janet Dickinson. BOYS’GLEE CLUB 46 Junior High Pep Club CHEERLEADERS OFFICERS Seated: Janet Dickinson, Pres.; Teena Lewis, Vice-Pres. Seated: Karla Moore, Sec.; Toni McNeiUy, Treas. Standing, Sgts.-at-arms Lisa Pearson and Teresa Queen. Robbie Richey Barbara Bailey Beverly Blackburn Kathy Brooks Terri Sill MLMBF.RS FOR 69-70 - Bottom Row: Mrs. Lcatrice Sluder, Spons.; M. King, R. Mills, K. McConnell, J. Gilmore, D. Cunningham, K. Moore, T. Queen. 2nd Row: D. Talburt, E. Rider, C. McDonald. P. Crabtree, L. Edwards, B. Whit ford, N. Thomas, C. Pierce. 3rd Row: L. Pierson. T. Lewis, V. McCutchen. T. King, T. McNeilly. D. Brooks, J. Dickinson, T. Lewis. Top Row: S. Morgan. D. Brooks, B. Brown, K. Ladd, V. Stephens, K. Hale, K. Myers. 47 AUTOGRAPHS SPORTS Senior High Football 1968-1969 FOOTBALL TEAM Standing (1 tor) R. Agee, M. Massey, D. McIntyre, A. McDonald, H. Dennis, T. Bergman, G. Freeman, J. Pickard, W. Pierce, G. Caldwell, E. Binyon. Kneeling (1 to r) G. Goodman, K. McDonald, D. Lewis, L. Brooks, R. Remington, B. Pierce, T. Daniel, J. Neal, D. Mitchell, T. B rid well, R. Queen, W. Pierce. ALL-CONFFIRENCE PLAYERS (1 to r) Hal Dennis, Jerry Pickard, Wayne Pierce, and Larry Brooks 50 GRADUATING SENIORS 1969 Standing (1 to r) Coach Gary Homan, Wiley Pierce, Wayne Pierce, Jerry Pickard, Larry Brooks, Assistant-Coach Ronnie Seber. Botton (1 to r) Greg Goodman, Danny McIntyre, G. W. Freeman, Hal Dennis, Ken McDonald. Hal Dennis, Sr. G. W. Freeman, Sr. Greg Goodman, Sr. Ren McDonald. Sr. Danny McIntyre, Sr. Jerry Pickard, Sr. Wayne Pierce, Sr. Wiley Pierce, Sr. Tommy Bergman. Jr. Terry B rid well, Jr. Allen McDonald. Jr. Jerry Neal, Jr. Ray Queen. Jr. Richard Agee, Soph. Eddie Binyon, Soph. Geary Caldwell, Soph. Tommy Daniel, Soph. Dee Lewis, Soph. Maurice Massey, Soph. Daryl Mitchell, Soph. Bruce Pierce, Soph. 51 Girls’ Basketball ’69 Standing (1 to r): G. Brown. R. Freeman, D. Huffman. H. B rid well, T. Barrington, D. McDonald and Coach Ronnie Sober. Kneeling: S. Lee. L. Jones, L. Lee, B. Cheatham, T. Haygood, G. Adams. This year Billye Jane Cheatham was selected to the All-Conference Team (Hon Mention). Billye is a Sophomore. GRADUATING SENIORS Holly Donna Linda Sue Danicc Bridwell Huffman Lee Lee McDonald STARTERS Standing. Teresa Hyagood. Holly Brid-wcll, and Sue Lee. Kneeling: Danice McDonald. Linda Lee, and Gail Brown. Boys’ Basketball ’69 Standing (1 to r): W. Pierce. E. Binyon. T. Bridwell, R. Agee. T. Bergman. M. Massey, T. Boyer. J. Neal, G. kimbrell, and T. Dan •cl. Kneeling: W. Pierce. STARTERS FOR 69 SEASON Standing (1 to r): Coach Ronnie Sober. Terry Bridwell, Tommy Bergman. and Maurice Massey. Kneeling: Wayne Pierce and Gene Kimbrell. Tommy Bergman, junior, who is a forward was selected as all All-Conference player for the 1969 season. With Tommy is Coach Ronnie Sober. Senior High Baseball 1969 ‘i Standing (1 to r) Coach Ronnie Seber, L. Brooks, W. Pierce, D. McIntyre, J. Pickard, T. Bergman, C. Kirkham, A. McDonald, G. Kimbrell, D. Riddle. Kneeling (1 to r) T. Daniel, R. Swinncy, R. Reminton, D. Mitchell, B. Pierce, C. Clark. SENIORS Larry Brooks Gene Kimbrell Danny McIntyre Jeny Pickard Wayne Pierce Standing: T. Boyer, R. Agee, T. Bergman. R. Queen. Kneeling: R. Remington, J. Neal, A. McDonald, T. Bridwell. Senior High Track Junior High Baseball Standing: S. Chapman, T. Sluder, T. Jenkins, M. Bergman, R. Bright and Coach Gary Homan. Kneeling: G. McConnell, R. Stephens, G. Brooks, M. Brooks, J. Sill. Junior High Basketball GIRLS ■ Br°°ki- N-TIjorna , K. Moore, R. Mills, T. Queen, B. Blackburn. T. Lewis, P. Crabtree. J. Dickinson (Center) T. Sill, C apt. D. Brooks, K. Hale. R. Richey, FORWARDS: K. Hale, N. Thomas, K. Moore, R Mills T Sill B. Blackburn. ’ GUARDS: R. Richey, K. Brooks, D. Brooks. P. Crabtree. J. Dickinson. T. Lewis, T. Queen. S. Northington, R. Stephens, G. McConnell, C. Autry. T. Sluder, T. Boyer, M. Bergman, T. Jenkins, G. Brooks, R. Kimbrell. BOYS u RJERS: Slandin8: Coach Homan, Tim Sluder, Toby Boyer, Mike Bergman. Kneeling: Gene McConnell. Ricky Kimbrell Ter-rey Jenkins. 56 Jr. High Football 57 This ’n That These pictures, although only a sampling, mirror the activities (not necessarily curriculum-related) at Andrew J. Terrell High School. HONORS 60 RHONDA BROOKS. Junior BARBARA BAILEY, Freshman NAOMI THOMAS, 8th Grade TEENA LEWIS, 7th Grade MAURICE MASSEY Sophomore WILEY PIERCE Senior FH A Beau Candidates TIM SLUDER Freshman Awards Assembly Valedictorian Joyce East Salutatorian Dec Ann McKinney. It is customary each year to present awards and read the Senior class will and prophecy. The following students were recipients of awards during this year's Awards Assembly. HOLLY BRIDWELL Girl’s Athletic Award TERRY BRIDWELL Track Award PEGGY BRASIEL Algebra Award TOMMY BERGMAN Basketball Award JOYCE EAST English Award Bookkeeping Award Social Studies Award t RHONDA BROOKS Shorthand Award JUANITA CABLE Betty Crocker AwLjd tgv BETTY WILSON Girls’ State RAYMOND SWINNEY Geometry Award GLEN BASLER Science Award Industrial Arts Award MARLENE KIRKHAM PERRY DYER Special Home Ec. Award Music Award SENIOR HIGH SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Joyce East, Eddie Binyon, DeeAnn McKinney, Kathy Bailey, Juanita Cable. DEE ANN McKINNEY Home Ec. Award KOZETTA GREENMYER Typing II Award RANDY FLOYD Jr. High American History Award WAYNE PIERCE Boy’s Athletic Award Baseball Award Football Award TOMMY DANIEL Drivers Ed. Award DANNY McINTYRE Agriculture Award GAIL PRIGMORE Typing I Award Science Award JERRY PICKARD Annual Award TERESA WILSON Music Award FRESHMAN HOME EC. AWARDS, D. Cunningham, J. Killmer, T. Sill, K. McConnell, C. Staton, T. Queen, B. Blackburn, J. Gilmore. K. Moore GLORIA S1MER SPORTSMANSHIP Terri Sill and Teresa Queen KATHY BAILEY Woodmen of the World Award RANDY STATON Drafting Award danice McDonald Bookkeeping Award Honor Society The Oklahoma Honor Society represents the top 10% of the representative schools. Blanchard had a total of 30 students in the Honor Society - 15 from Senior High and 15 from Junior High. SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Top row (1 to r) Eddie Binyon. Holly Bridwell, Richard Agee, Charles Young. Middle row (I to r) Betty McClain, Gail Prigmore, Dee Ann McKinney, Teresa Barrington, LecAnn Myers. Last row (1 to r) Kathy Bailey, Beth Laucn. Joyce East, Juanita Cable, Betty Wilson. Not pictured Tommy Daniel. JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY Top row (1 to r) Claudia Prigmore, Janet Dickinson. Randy Floyd, Junetta Johnson, Connie Cormany. Middle row (1 to r) Linda Monroe, Cheryl McDonald, Perry Dyer, Karla Hale, Jackie Francis. 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