Blanchard High School - Lion Yearbook (Blanchard, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

ANDREW J. TERRELL HIGH SCHOOL Blanchard, Oklahoma Volume 22 THE YEARBOOK STAFF PRESENTS THE 1971 LION SEATED (L TO R) Gail Brown. Terri Sill. Donett Brooks, Robbie Richey. STANDING (L TO R) Eddie Binyon. Tim Sluder. Gary Massey, and John Sill. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 4 The core of a school’s existence-classes, labs, lectures and study shape the quest for knowledge. ACADEMICS 9 Courses offered at AJTHS and Blanchard Junior High. ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS 19 Groups of the student body and what they did in the ’70-'7l school year combined interest and talent to produce goals. HONORS 31 Spotlight on the select who achieved traditional school honors to leave goals for those to come. SPORTS 43 Competition among teams produced action, tension, strained muscles and effort in the challenge to succeed with sportsmanship. CLASSES 51 Six years of studv. Grades seven through twelve. ADVERTISING 79 Gail Brown and Eddie Binyon 1971 Co-Editors. 2 n a r H SEVE ONE N ETEEN :n seventy o Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0 Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN :n SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE1 NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( ME NINETEEN KEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ;VENTY ONE N METEEN SEVEI TY ONE NINE I NINETEEN S VENTY ONE N N SEVENTY O IE NINETEEN Y ONE NINET EN SEVENTY ( NETEEN SEVE TY ONE NINE VENTY ONE N NETEEN SEVEf NINETEEN S VENTY ONE N SEVENTY 0 IE NINETEEN Y ONE NINET £N SEVENTY C NETEEN SEVEBTY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE iVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT VENTY ONE EEN SEVE TY ONE Nil NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN NE NINETEEN :en seventy EN SEVENTY SEV! ONE IINETEENl TY ONE NINET EN SEVENTY INETEEN SEVE SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINEtEN SEVENTY NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE INETEEN SEVE )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NIN 'NINETEEN SE SEVENTY O ONE NINETE 'ETEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE 'ONE NINETEE TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl JTY ONE NINE NINETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! TY ONE NINET :EN SEVENTY JTY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEVI iEVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE I would like to lake this opportunity to thank the Annual Staff and Mrs. Stokes for their cooperative work on the 1971 Lion. The purpose of a yearbook is to preserve the memories of a school year for students, teachers, and parents the purpose for 1971 has been very well fullfilled. I feel that each student will enjoy many happy hours of pleasure in living again those wonderful high school days through the pages of this 1971 yearbook. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Bill Cheatham BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED (L TO R): Mr. Bill Cheatham. Supl.; Mr Eugene Burns. President. STANDING (L TO R): Mr. Bob Neal. Member Mr John Sill, Clerk; Gary York, Member; Paul Aldridge, V-President. 4 ft very individual student this year has helped to make this school year a year to be remembered. I would like to express my gratitude to Mrs. Stokes and the Lion Staff for the work that they have done to record the 1970-71 school term in this manner. SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Jim Loftin JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL Roy Wheeler To the annual staff of 70-’7l, I want to express my sincere thanks for the job you have done in producing the yearbook for this school year. Let us strive in the future, as in the past, to do our best in all that we do so that our talents will not be wasted. 5 Faculty LEATRICE SLUDER Home Economics B.S.. Oklahoma College For Women GENELLE RICHEY Language Arts B.A.. Oklahoma College For Women THOMAS BRODERSON Mathematics B.S., University of Oklahoma JUDY DRURY Language Arts B.A., University of Oklahoma BETTY LEWIS Language Arts, Social Studies B.S.. Oklahoma State University RUTH MOORE Business Education B.S., Oklahoma College For Women GERALD DEAN McDONALD Industrial Arts B.S., East Central Slate BARBARA JOHNSON Math. Language Arts B.S., University of Oklahoma LEROY HAMPTON Science B.A.. B.S., M.Ed., Central State Faculty JAMES LOFTIN S.H Principal, Social Studies, Coach B.S., Southwestern Slate ROY WHEELER J.H. Principal, Science B.S., M.Ed.. OU, Southwestern State RICHARD NORTHINGTON Vocational Agriculture B.S., Oklahoma State University JUDY FESSENDEN C. B. SPEEGLE III DONNA BROWN Music Coach, Social Studies Social Studies BA.. University of Oklahoma B.S.. Central State B.S.. M.A., Phillips Univ.. OU SUE OATES Librarian B S., University of Oklahoma DONNA STOKES Counselor. Business Education B.S., M.Ed.. East Central State T. J. VERMILLION Coach. Social Studies B.S.. Southwestern State 7 PAT HARRIS Secretary CAFETERIA LADIES BUS DRIVERS (I to r) Faye Blackburn (Manager), Mae Shannon, Laurna Bergman, (I to r) Dick Stacy, Hack Burlison, Billy Pearcy (Manager). Ruth Ann Brooks, Ruby Wayland. Ollie Shipman. 8 o o tn g o C 3 SEVEI ONE N| ETEEN N SEVENTY 01 Y ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN lN SEVENTY 0| fY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN [N SEVENTY Y ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN :n seventy Y ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN IN SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN SEVE TEEN SEVEr ENTY ONE IE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY C ME NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' :EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVET VENTY ONE N IE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEH LVENTY ONE N NINETEEN TY ONE NIN NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE M TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN tEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE T E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEI1TY ONE NINETI IVENTY ONE N E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY C ITY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE f NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY IVENTY ONE N E NINETEEN tEN SEVENTY C ETEEN SEVEf TY ONE NINE! 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It deals with the interrelationships of man and his immediate cultural and historical heritage. The term social studies refers to a field of study consisting of specific subjects: history, economics, government, geography, sociology, psychology. and anthropology. Seventh and eighth graders must take general social studies. Ninth graders take civics and Oklahoma History. There is a unit of vocations taught during the civics class. Tenth graders are required to enroll in Driver’s Education one semester. The Juniors must enroll in American History and they may take Democracy. Psychology and Sociology and Democracy arc offered to Seniors. 10 English Every student is enrolled in an English class each year at Andrew J. Terrell High School and Blanchard Junior High. Seventh and eighth graders are required to take grammar, literature, and spelling. Ninth graders arc enrolled in English I which includes one semester of literature and one semester of grammar. Tenth graders, too, must enroll in English II which includes one semester of grammar and one semester of literature. The Junior English curriculum includes one semester of American literature and one semester of grammar. The students who arc Seniors arc enrolled in English IV. English IV is a one semester study of grammar with an emphasis on composition and one semester of English literature utilizing Shakespeares’ MACBETH for further study of drama. Each year students make a specified number of book reports. English has the distinction of having more students enrolled than any other subject area. Here at Blanchard, we have two full time English teachers and three teachers who devote part of their class load to this area. 11 Business Education The only department at Blanchard public schools which is for senior high students only is the Business Education department. Business Education is designed for all students because it is a general education in consumer finance and business principles. It is also designed to leach students practical skills involved in office work. Courses include Typing I. Typing II, Shorthand I. Shorthand II, Accounting I, Business English, and Secretarial Practice. 12 Home Economics Home Economics is a four year course at A. J. Terrell High School. Home Economics in the Freshman year includes family relations, health and first aid, foods and nutrition, grooming, clothing construction, and child development. Sophomores study child development, clothing, housing, consumer education, foods and nutrition, and dating. The Juniors study clothing, consumer education, foods and nutrition, housing, child development, and relations. Seniors enrolled in Home Economics have advanced from making a simple sleeveless dress their Freshman year to tailoring and lining many of their garments. They are also required to make a complete layout of a home’s floor plans. They also study consumer education, foods, and prenatal care. Every spring the Home Economics Department sponsors a Spring Style Show in which every girl enrolled in Home Economics participates. We also have a banquet each year which is sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America. 13 Science The two goals of science at Andrew Terrell High School arc: (I) to cause the student to experience science as a practitioner of the discipline, (2) to constantly stress the common concepts which link all science. Science is required in grades seven through nine. Senior high students have a choice among biology, physics, and chemistry. The science program is set up so that students entering the senior high program have been in an inquiry program in junior high, and they will be in a position to interrelate abstract concepts of science during senior high years. 14 Industrial Arts Industrial Arts at Andrew J. Terrell High is used as an index for vocational development and as an interest painter for future educational plans. The courses are designed for skill development and for the enrichment of interest in the industrial arts area which might lead to further and future study in a specific vocational area — i.e.. drafting. The courses included in this department for the 1970-71 school year were Shop I, Shop II, General Shop, and two Drafting classes. 15 Mathematics The new concept of mathematics is based on the point of view of understanding, a broader mathematic vocabulary, correctness, more concise definition, and an idea of the structure of mathematics and the basic concepts of number and geometry. Mathematics is required for all seventh and eight graders. Freshmen through Seniors may choose from the following subjects: Composite Math. Algebra I, Plane Geometry. Algebra II, Trigononetry and Solid Geometry. 16 Vocational Agriculture A farm and ranch community has a real necessity for an Agriculture department within its school and we at Blanchard believe we have one of the finest in the state. The students at Blanchard have won top honors on their agricultural and livestock projects and several students have been State Farmers. The aim of the vocational agriculture department is to better understand and meet the needs of the agricultural community through education and through practicum. The courses offered in this department are Agriculture I. II, III, IV, and Farm Mechanics. 17 Library Science There are certain basic skills and knowledges beyond the proverbial three R’s which students acquire. One of the most important is the use of books and libraries. This skill is particularly needed when teaching is planned around the intensive treatment of a broad topic, as in the unit plan of instruction which is used by many teachers today. It is the purpose of the library program here to guarantee a minimum exposure to basic library procedure. Those who learn to use research skills successfully will find that they can satisfy curiosity, do independent reading, and enjoy books, recordings, and other materials without continued guidance of teachers and librarians. If this knowledge is acquired early in life, children will feel secure in their approach to school and public libraries and later in college and university libraries. This year, library science was offered to students as a class. ACTIVITIES SEVEI ONE Nl ETEEN S N SEVENTY 0[ 'Y ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| ■ NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 Y ONE NINETf NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN IN SEVENTY 01 Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN :n SEVENTY 'Y ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE IVENTY ONE N| |E NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN SEVEI TEEN SEVENTY ONE NIN VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ( ME NINETEEN TY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEfl LVENTY ONE NINETEEN NETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE KEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE T EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN IETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE l E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ( ITY ONE NINE KEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE r E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINETI NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE I NE NINETEEN KEN SEVENTY VENTY ONE E NINETEEN tEN SEVENTY fl ETEEN SEVEI TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE iVENTY ONE I NE NINETEEN Y ONE NINE' EEN SEVENT' EEN SEVE TY ONE Nl NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE DNE NINETEEN NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI SEVENTY ONE TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE :en seventy ne nineteen tEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE :en seventy §ne nineteen EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NINI NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 0 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN; ENTY ONE NL E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEEJ TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEVI ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV| EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE BRENDA GRAY, Sr. Candidate RADONNA MILLS. Jr. Candidate and 1970-71 Football Queen Homecoming Parade BRENDA GRAY, who was the Senior class candidate for Football Queen, was chosen to reign over the 1970-71 year. At half time during the Blanchard-Apache game she was escorted to the field and crowned. Brenda was escorted to the field by Tommy Daniel. At that time she was crowned by Richard Agee. 1970-71 football captain. JANA MOORE. 8th Grade Candidate 20 CINDY STOKES, 7th Grade Candidate Junior Class Play A Ready Made Family CHARACTER PLAYED BY Agnes Marlin Beverly Blackburn Bob Marlin Mike Bergman Marilcc Marlin Teresa Queen Grade Marlin Terri Sill Lydia Marlin Karla Moore Henry Turner Greg Brooks Doris Turner Joan Gilmore Sammy Turner Terry Jenkins Begonia Dcbi Cunningham Nicodcmus . Sammy Kelly Announcer Jimmy Burlison Prompters Karen Paige Janean Killmer Sound Effects Tim Sluder Advertising Thomas McDonald Programs Cecily Ellifritt Darlene Adams Make-up Charlene Shoemake Karen McConnell Scenery Darrel Christensen Glen Basler Admission Radonna Mills Sandra Levcrich Sponsors Mrs. Leatrice Sluder Mr. Sonny Vermillion INSTALLATION — 1970 President, Gail Brown and 1971 President, Teresa Queen. Style Show The 1971 Style Show was held on Tuesday. April 27. Young women who are enrolled in Home Economics I-IV were presented by their teacher. Mrs. Leatrice Sluder, as they modeled the garment that they made. During the Style Show, officer installation was held. Entertainment was special as Miss Jody Miller, recording artist on Epic Records, sang several songs from her latest album. F.H.A. Initiation Freshmen and all new members of h HA have a one-day initiation ceremony followed by a picnic that night. Twenty new members were initiated this year for a total number of 65 members. 23 Banquets There are four banquets held at Andrew J. Terrell High each year. The first one is in March and is the All-Sports Banquet; it is for those boys and girls who have participated in football, basketball, or baseball during the school year. The next banquet is the FHA Banquet and it is for the girls who arc members of the Future Homemakers of America, Blanchard Chapter, and their dates. The third banquet is the Junior-Senior Banquet which is for juniors and seniors only. The last banquet of the year is the FFA Banquet and it is to honor the FFA members and their parents. The pictures arc from all of those banquets. Senior Trip Future Farmers of America MEMBERS l-RONT ROW (L TO R) Richard Norlhington. Sponsor. M Brooks. G. Barrington. R. Wood. R Brown. B Pierce, T. McDonald 2nd ROW (L TO R) D Allen, L. Holmes, C. Woolcy. B James, E. Grimes. J. Cooley. R. Jordan. D. Hill. 3rd ROW (L TO R) I.. Montgomery. T. Clark. D. Massey. J cal R Jones. M. Brandt. T. Allen. S. Norlhington. T. Jenkins. 4th ROW (L TO R) F. Jordan. T. Sluder. B. Morgan. C. Howeth. H. Gray. L. Knox. R Cooley. J. Chambers. G. Queen. 5th ROW (L TO R) J. Sill. T Brooks. C. Wilson. R Kimbrell. M. Clark. D. Mitchell. D. Lewis. 6th ROW (L TO R) A. Talburt, K. McIntyre. R. Harris. M. Kirkham. R. Kimbrell, J. Franklin. STATE FARMER Roy Wood STATE FARMER Richard Brown OFFICERS: (L TO R) Mack Brooks. Sentinel; Gary Barrington. Sec ; Roy LAND JUDGES: (L TO R) Roy W ood. Thomas Me Wood. Pres.; Richard Brown. Vice.; Bruce Pierce, Treas.; Thomas McDonald. Donald, Larry Montgomery, Timmy Sluder. Reporter. SENIOR HIGH TRIPLE TRIO: Donctt Brooks. Sandra Montgomery, Cheryl McDonald. Joan Gilmore. Charla Bowling, Sandra Leverich, Jacqueline Brown (not pictured, Linda Langford). Music JUNIOR HIGH SEXTET: Karla Hale. Robbie Richey. Sharon Busby, Diana Brooks, Jackie Francis, and Georgiana Broadbent. SOLOISTS: Linda Langford. Brenda Kirkham, Sandra Montgomery, Teresa Dunning, Jackie Brown (Accompanist, John Gabel). SOLOISTS: Charla Bowling. Randy Floyd, Teresa Queen, David Hill, Greg Brooks, Claudia Prig-more, Jimmy Queen. SOLOISTS (JUNIOR HIGH): Susan Harmon and Cindy Stokes. 28 OFFICERS: STANDING (L TO R) Joan Gilmore. Historian; Mrs. Sluder. Sponsor; Karla Moore. Reporter; Terri Sill. Parliamentarian. SEATED (L TO R) Teresa Queen, Song Leader; Radonna Mills, photographer; Becky Freeman. Vice President; Gail Brown, President; Beverly Blackburn, Secretary; Sandra Montgomery, Treasurer. 29 Sophomore FHA Members Freshman FHA Members Senior High Pep Club The Pep Club sponsors and participates in the Homecoming Parade. PEP CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Mrs Brown, Sponsor. L. Langford. L. Myers. K. Moore. T. Whinery. B. Blackburn. B. Erecman, J. Dickinson. T. Lewis. SECOND ROW (L TO R): G. Brown. D. Cunningham. K Brooks. T. Sill. S. Montgomery. T. Queen. J. Gilmore. M. Dickinson. THIRD ROW' (L TO R): R. Mills. S. Leverich. B. Gray. C. Pierce. C. McDonald. P. Crabtree. D. Brooks, C. Bowling. D. Brown. EOURTH ROW (L TO R): Mrs. Drury. Sponsor. P. Hughes. N. Thomas. L. Shannon. V. McCutchen. J. Killmer. K. Paige. S. Morgan. Mrs. Oates. Sponsor. 30 Tressa Whincry was the 70-71 Pep Club President. Tressa and the two mascots, Robin Brooks and Mark Martin, were the leaders of the homecoming parade. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Rebecca Freeman. Secretary; Tressa Whinery. President; Beverly Blackburn. Vicc-Pres.; TOP ROW (L TO R): Linda Langford, Treas.; Karla Moore, Sgt. at Arms; Toni Lewis, Reporter; Janet Dickinson, Sgt. at Arms. CHEERLEADERS Sandra Montgomery Terri Sill Debbie Cunningham Kathy Brooks Teresa Quuen Joan Gilmore Junior High Pep Club PEP CLUB MEMBERS: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): T. Graham, L. Pierson, C. Stokes, D Wilmeth. B Brown. D. Talburt, S. Busby. V. Stephens, T. Lewis. K. Myers. K. Francis, R. Richey. SECOND ROW (L. TO R.): Mrs. Moore, Sponsor, D. McIntyre, L. Truax. E. Cooley. P. Truax, B. Hale, B. Thomas. K. Busby. B. Sanders. S. Cooley, K. Hale, D. Brooks. Mrs. Richey, Sponsor. TOP ROW (L. TO R.): S. Harmon. J. Moore, P. Franklin. D. Misenheimer, J. Polk. B. James, D. Wooley, G. Stapp. K. Cockrell, L. McCutchcn, L. Truax. J. Francis. OFFICERS: (L TOR): FRONT ROW Susan Harmon — Sgt. At Arm. Jana Moore Sgt. at Arms, Debbie Wilmeth — Treas., Dawn McIntyre Reporter, BACK ROW: Vana Stephens — Vice-Pres.. Tenna Lewis Alter. Cheer I. 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NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE •NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE 34 SHARON RICHEY Sophomore Football Queen Candidates CINDY STOKES 7th Grade 35 39 FHA Beau Candidates Darrell Carendar, Junior Daryl Mitchell, Senior Richard Carendar, Freshman 40 HMIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Beth Nance. Leanne Myers, Janet Dickinson. Kathy Brooks C heol Me-. . a MIDDLF row (L TO R): Gail Prigmorc. Belly Milchison. Glen Basler. Jimmy Queen. Sharon Richey, Jancan Killmcr. Perry Dyer O ROW (| TO R) Teresa Queen. Randy Floyd, Karry Grcenmycr, Carl Auiry, Eddie Binyon. Joan Gilmore. State Of Oklahoma Honor Society JUNIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): Brenda Hale. Steve ROW (L TO R): Joanne Basler. Jackie Francis, Robbie Richey, Toma Graham, Georgia Myers, y y. many. Kim Francis, Jana Moore. Ladonna McCutchen, Ronnie Collrcl, Barbie Thomas. 41 JOANN BASLER BEVERLY BROWN Science Award Crisco Award Awards GEORGIA MYERS Scholastic Award ANN DAVIS Gloria Simer Sportsmanship Award KARLA HALE Sewing Award ROBBIE RICHEY Scholastic Award Gloria Simer Sportsmanship Award LADONNA McCUTCHEN Scholastic Award FOOTBALL (All-Conf): Bruce Pierce. Richard Agee, Maurice Mas- BASKETBALL: Gene McConnell (All-Conf.) Maurice Massey (All- sey, Eugene Pickens. (Not pictured. Don Bennett. Rick Harmon). Conf.), Eugene Pickets (Hon. Men. All-Conf.). BASKETBALL: Kathy Davis (All-Conf.), Gail Brown (Hon. Men. BASEBALL: (All-Conf.): Melton Brandt, Ricky Bright. Bruce Pierce. All-Conf.). BASEBALL: (Hon. Men. All-Conf.): Ronnie Kimbrell, Tommy Daniel, Raymond Swinncy, Gene McConnell, Gary Massey. RICHARD AGEE Football Award. •Who's Who . REBECCA FREEMAN Home Economics Award. GAIL PRIGMORE Bookkeeping Award. Library Award. KARLA MOORE Typing II Award. Shorthand I Award. KATHY BROOKS Scholastic Award. Awards EDDIE BINYON Annual Award. Music Award, “Who’s Who . MAURICE MASSEY Basketball Award. Assembly, 1971 GAIL BROWN Annual Award. BETTY MITCHUSSON Scholastic Award. MARYN DICKINSON Betty Crocker Award; Drafting Award. LEANNE MYERS English Award. Shorthand II Award. TERESA DUNNING Homemaking Award. BRUCE PIERCE Baseball Award. TRESSA WHINER Y Basketball Award. ROY WOOD Agriculture Award. GLEN BASLER History Award. li % JENEANKILLMER Scholastic Award, Shorthand I Award. PERRY DYER Music Award, Typing I Award. RANDY FLOYD Geometry II Award Algebra II Award. KARRY GREENMYER Scholastic Award, Biology Award. CONNIECORMANY Algebra I Award. DONETT BROOKS Annual Award. TIM SLUDER Annual Award. SPORTS SEVE ONE N| IETEEN N SEVENTY 0| Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVEI VENTY ONE N| F NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0| Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN :n seventy o| Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| |E NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINETl INETEEN SEVE :VENTY ONE iNE NINETEEN SEV TEEN SEVEr [VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY C ME NINETEEN ITY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVEr VENTY ONE ITY ONE NINE IETEEN SEVEI Lventy ONE NINETEEN FY ONE NIN NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE tEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE IE NINETEEN $ LVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( ME NINETEEN LEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE I E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVElfTY ONE NINE !VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN [EN SEVENTY ( ITY ONE NINE IETEEN SEVEI [VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN lEN SEVENTY ( Y ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN LEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE LVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT EEN SEVE TY ONE Nl )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY |NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' :EN SEVENTY NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE DNE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN tEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI )NE NINETEEI' SEVENTY ONE :en seventy ne nineteen EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 01 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN] ENTY ONE NL E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEEJ TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEVI ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE iNE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINEI INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE Senior High Girls' Basketball TEAM: (L TO R) Darlene Adams. Beverly Blackburn. Tressa Whinery. Kathy Davis. Rebecca Freeman. Terri Sill. Kathy Brooks. Karen McConnell. C heryl McDonald. Carol Lemons. Donett Brooks. Naomi Thomas. Cheryl Pierce, Mr. James Loltin, Coach. STARTERS: (L TO R) Kathy Brooks. Rebecca Freeman. Tressa SENIORS: (L TO R)Tressa Whinery. and Rebecca Freeman Whinery, Kathy Davis, Terri Sill. Naomi Thomas. Senior High Boys' Basketball 1971 District l Conference Champs TEAM: (L TO R) Mr James Loftin, coach. Eugene Pickens. Gene McConnell. Richard Agee. Toby Boyer. Mike Bergman. Gary Massey. Tim Sluder, Roy Jordan, Tommy Daniel. Melton Brandt. Jay Neal. Manager. KNEELING, Maurice Massey, Captain 1970-71 STARTERS: (L TO R) E. Pickens. G. McConnell. R. Agee. M. Mas- SENIORS: (L TO R) E. Pickens. R. Agee. M Massey. T. Daniel scy. T Boyer. T. Daniel. 47 TEAM 1st ROW (L TO R) M. Massey, L. Tarr. R. Agee. E. Pickens, R. Harmon, T. Daniel, D. Mitchell. D. Bennett. 2nd ROW' (L TO R) G. Brooks. M. Bergman, C. Autry, M. Brandt. R. Jones. R. Jordan. R. Brown. 3rd ROW (L TO R) S. Chapman. T. Sluder. B Pierce, G. Massey. E. Haynes. T. Boyer, T. Ross. TOP ROW (L TO R)T. Jenkins, S. Wurtz, E. Binyon. GUARDS TACKLES STANDING (L TO R) Mike Bergman. Eddie Haynes. Troy Ross. Toby Boyer. KNEELING (R TO L) Don Bennett, Carl Autry, Eddie Binyon, Daryl Mitchell. Steve Chapman. CENTERS ENDS STANDING (L TO R) Leroy Tarr. Maurice Massey, Roy Jordan. Tim Sluder. Gary Massey. KNEELING (L TO R) Steve Wurtz, Melton Brandt. Rick Harmon, Terry Jenkins, Eddie Haynes. 1970-1971 T BACKS STANDING (L TO R) Greg Brooks, Tim Sluder. Richard Agee, Eugene Pickens, Tommy Daniel. KNEELING (L TO R) Melton Brandt. Richard Brown. Bruce Pierce, Terry Jenkins. 48 DfcFENSF. STANDING (L TO R) Leroy Tarr. Rick Harmon, Tom-ms Daniel. Eugene Pickens. Carl Autry. Roy Jordan.. KNEELING (L TO R) Richard Agee. Toby Boyer. Bruce Pierce. Don Bennett. Maurice Massey OFFENSE STANDING (L TO R) Leroy Tarr. Bruce Pierce. Richard Agee. Eugene Pickens. Maurice Massey. KNEELING (L TO R) Toby Boyer. Mike Bergman. Carl Autry. Rick Harmon. Eddie Binyon. Daryl Mitchell. Football 1 GRADUATING SENIORS STANDING (L TO R) Leroy Tarr, Richard Brown. Bruce Pierce. Eugene Pickens. Tommy Daniel. Richard Agee KNEELING (L TO R) Don Bennett. Rick Harmon. Eddie Binyon. Daryl Mitchell. Maurice Massey. 49 Baseball Conference Champions, 1971 TEAM. TOP ROW (L TO R): Coach Vermillion. R Kimbrcll. T. Sluder. D Massey. S. Chapman MIDDLE ROW (L TO R): G. Brooks, B Pierce. R Bright. T Jenkins, G. Massey. BOTTOM ROW (L TO R): L. Holmes. M Brandt. R Swinncy. C. Wright. G McConnell. OUTFIELD (L TO R): Gary Massey, Gene McConnell, Tim Sluder, Melton Brandt, Terry Jenkins. INFIELD (L TO R): Bruce Pierce. Ricky Bright. Leonard Holmes, Dale Massey, Raymond Swinncy, Greg Brooks, Curt Wright. CATCHERS (L TO R): Greg Brooks and Ronnie Kimbrell. 50 PITC HERS (L TO R): Tim Sluder. Ricky Bright. Bruce Pierce, Gary Massey. TEAM (I to r) Coach Vermillion, D. Collins, A. Davis. R. Richey, K. Myers, T. Graham. K Francis. J. Moore. L. McCutchcn, T. Lewis, L. Pierson, F. Foster. K Hale. B Thomas, B. Brown, L. Truax. STARTERS, Standing (I to r) Robbie Richey, Karla Hale, Ann Davis. Kneeling (I to r) Jana Moore, Debbie Collins, Kim Francis. Junior High Basketball TEAM, Standing (I to r) J. Chambers, D. Jones, T. Brooks, C. Foster. D. Massey. B. Franks, J. Sill. Coach Speegle. Kneeling (I to r) M. Clark, L. Knox, G. Queen. R. Graham. D. Brooks, T. Clark, R.Kimbrell. STARTERS (I to r) Larry Knox. Ronnie Kimbrell. Tony Brooks. Johnny Sill, Dale Massey. Junior High Football DEFENSE: Standing — Billy Franks, Ronnie Kimbrell. Tony Brooks. Johnny Sill, Greg Queen. Dale Massey. Kneeling — Neal Bridwell. Roger Bennett, Randy Wayland. Rick Norman, Chuck Wade. OFFENSE: Standing — Billy Franks, Dale Massey, Johnny Sill, Tony Brooks. Kneeling — Neal Bridwell, Rick Norman. Ronnie Kimbrell, Randy Graham. Rick Carrender, Roger Bennett, Jimmy D. Chambers. tr INETI SEVEN (TY ONE N HE NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 V ONE NINET ETEEN SEVEN VENTY ONE N NE NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 1' ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVEN VENTY ONE N JE NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0| ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVENI VENTY ONE N| JE NINETEEN IN SEVENTY 0| ONE NINET IETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE N| E NINETEEN N SEVENTY 01 I ONE NINETI TEEN SEVE EVENTY OWE NINETE ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVEr TY ONE NINET EVENTY ONE f INETEEN SEVE E NINETEEN N SEVENTY O JE NINETEEN ! Y ONE NINET ETEEN SEVEr EVENTY ONE f E NINETEEN ONE NINET N SEVENTY VENTY ONE N SEVENTY C TY ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N SEVENTY C JE NINETEEN N SEVENTY C ETEEN SEVEr TY ONE NINET NTY ONE NINETEEN SEVE N SEVENTY Y ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVEI IEVENTY ONE E NINETEEN N SEVENTY | Y ONE NINETI ETEEN SEVE IEVENTY ONE E NINETEEN SEVENTY E NINETI VENTY ONE E NINETEEN N SEVENTY C Y ONE NINET IINETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE h E NINETEEN N SEVENTY C Y ONE NINET IINETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE I E NINETEEI EN SEVEI Senior Class 1971 BEST LOOKING OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT): Eddie Binyon, President Tressa Whincry, Scc-Treas. Roy Wood, Vice-President MOST CONGENIAL Brenda Gray and Richard Agee MOST ATHLETIC Senior Personalities MOST POPULAR Tressa Whincry and Maurice Massey Leane Myers and Bruce Pierce MOST INDUSTRIOUS Gail Brown and Eugene Pickens 54 Betty Mitchusson and Eddie Binyon RICHARD AGEE Football. 4. Basketball. 4; Music. 4; Mr Melody. All-Conf., Football; Football Aw.; Honor Soc.. 2; “Who’s Who In U S. High Schools”; Music, Pres.; Masonic Essay Contest. EDDIE BINYON Football, 4; Basketball, 2; Soph. V-Pres.; Sr. Pres.. Music Pres.; Boys Stale; Honor Soc., 4; Scholarship Aw., I; Annual Aw.. 4; Annual Co-Ed.; Annual Staff. 4; Sold. Geom Aw.; Trig Aw.; “Who’s Who in U.S. High Schools”; Okpa. Hist. Aw.; Music, 4; All Around Boy; Music Aw. DENNIS ALLEN Music. 2; Ind. Arts Club. I; Football Manager; F.F.A. 2 yrs. GAIL BROWN Basketball. 4; Pep Club, 4; Music. 4; FHA, 4; FHA Pres.; Annual Staff. 4; Annual Co-Editor; Annual Aw.. 3; Hon. Men. All-Conf., Basketball. RICHARD BROWN ROSE BUSSEY Football. I; FFA, 4; State Farmer. Agricul- PepCIub, I; FHA, 2; Music. 4. turc Award. 4. Music; FFA Vicc-Pres.; Baseball I yr. DON BENNETT Football. 4; Baseball. 3; Track. 3; Hon. Men. All-Conf., Football; Music. I. JACQUELINE BROWN Pep Club, 2; Music, 3; Swimming, 3; French Club. 2; Diplomat Club; Piano Soloist; Junior Music Club. 4; YMCA Jr. Leader. 2; Piano Acc. GEARY CALDW ELL Football. 2; Music. 4. 55 LINDA CHRISTENSEN Pep Club, 3; EHA, 3; Football Queen Att.; Class Officer, 3; FHA Officer; Pep Club Officer; yearbook committee. TOMMY DANIEL Football, 4; Basketball, 2; Baseball, 3; Music, 2; Drivers’ Ed. Award. MARY NELL DICKINSON Pep Club. 4; Music. 3; FHA, 4; Pep Club Officer; Honor Soc., 1; 4-H, I; Betty Crocker Aw.; Drafting Aw. TERESA DUNNING Basketball, 2; Pep Club. 2; Music, 3; FHA, 3; Soph. V-Pres.; Fresh. Sec.; FHA Officer; Pep Club Officer; Honor Soc., 2; 4-H, 4; 4-H Queen; Okla. Hist. Aw.; Crisco Aw.; 4-H Officer; Home Ec Aw. REBECCA FREEMAN Basketball, 4; Pep Club. 4; Music, 3; FHA. 4; FHA V-Prcs.; Fresh. Sec.; Soph. Trcas.; Jr. Sec.; Pep Club Officer; Cheerleader; Ann. Queen Att.; Okla. Hist. Aw.; Girls’ State; FHA Project Chair. JOHN GABEL Music, 4; Football, 1; Ind. Arts Club; Honor Soc., 2; Piano Acc. BRENDA GRAY Pep Club, 4; Music, 4; FHA. 4; Football Queen; FFA Sweetheart. RICKY HARMON Football, 3; Music. 3; FFA. 4; Hon. Men. All-Conf.. Football. JERRY COOLEY Football, 2; Music, 4; FFA, 4. 56 KAYE HOLDER BRENDA KIRKHAM Music. 4; Pep Club. I; FHA, 3. Basketball. I; Music, 4; Pep Club. 3; Cheer- leader, 2; Annual Queen Attendant; Honor Soc.. 2; class officer F.H.A.,4; Music Officer. DEE LEWIS Music, 3; FFA, 4; FFA Officer Trcas.; Football 3 yrs. DEBORAH MAHURIN Music, 4; FHA 2. DARYL MITCHELL Football. 4; FFA. 4; FHA Beau Alt.; Baseball. I. BETTY MITCHUSSON Basketball. I; Music. 4; Pep Club, 3; FHA, 3; Cheerleader; Football Queen Alt.; Soph. Pres.; Science Aw; Honor Soc.. 4; Scholarship Aw., 3; Physics Aw.; Am. Hist. Aw.; Salutatorian. LINDA LANGFORD Music, 4; Pep Club, 2; FHA,2. MAURICE MASSEY Football. 4; Basketball. 4; Pep Club Beau; All Conf. Football; All-Conf. Basketball, Basketball Aw.; FHA Beau Alt.; Junior Pres.; Track. 2. SANDRA MONTGOMERY Basketball. 3; Pep Club, 4; Music, 4; FHA. 4; Cheerleader. 4; FHA Treas.; Music Pres.; Miss Music. LEANNE MYERS Pep Club. 4; Music. 3; FHA, 3; Pep Club Officer; Honor Soc., 4; Okla. Hisi. Aw.; Shorthand I Aw.; Shorthand II Aw.; Salutatorian. BETH NANCE Pep Club, 3; Music. 4; EHA. 3; Pep Club Officer; Honor Soc., 4; FHA Officer; FFA Sweetheart Att. GLORIA NICKELS Music, 3; FHA. 3; Pep Club. I. EUGENE PICKENS Football. 2; Basketball. 4; Baseball, 2; FFA 2; Pep Club Beau; All Conf.. Football; Hon-Men. All-Conf., Basketball. BRUCE PIERCE Football. 4; Basketball. 4; Baseball. 4; FFA. 4; FFA Officer; Hon. Men. All-Conf. Football; Baseball Aw. GAIL PRIGMORE Music. 4; Biology Aw.; Typing I Aw.; Typing Aw.; Scholarship Aw., 2; Hon. Soc.. 4; Valedictorian. LONNIE RAY FFA, 4; Football, 2; Music, 3; Track, 2. DEBBIE SH ATWELL Pep Club. 2; Music. 4; FHA. 2; Jr. Sec.; Music Officer; Ann. Queen Att. RAYMONDSWINNEY Football, I; Basketball. 2; Baseball. 4; Music, 4; Geometry Aw. 58 CHARLES YOUNG Music. 4; Honor Soc..4: Ind Arts Club. CAROL TAYLOR Pep Club, 3; Music, 4; FHA, 3. DANNY TAYLOR Football. 2; FFA, 4; Track 2. TRESSA WHINERY Basketball. 3; Pep Club. 3; Music. 3; FHA. 4; Miss Melody; Fresh. Treas.; Soph. V-Pres.; Sr. Sec.-Treas.; Pep Club Pres.; Music V-Pres.; All-Around Girl. Basketball Award. CLAUDE WILSON Music, 4; FFA, 3. ROY WOOD Music. 3; FFA. 4; Fresh. Pres.; Sr. V-Prcs.; FFA Pres. Sent.; State Framer; Agri. Aw. 59 Remember When Can you remember when the Seniors looked like this? This is a first grade picture can you remember when Sandra Montgomery, Raymond Swinney. Richard Agee. Tresa Haygood, Tresa Barrington Dunning. Daryl Mitchell were this age? Here they arc as third graders: Raymond Swinney Carol Taylor Claude W ilson These two rows are from the sixth grade Gail Prigmore, Geary Caldwell, Brenda Gray, Mary Nell Dickinson. Richard Brown. Richard Agee. Teresa Barrington Dunning, Tommy Daniel. Dec Lewis. Kaye Holder. ’ And even before the first grade, they looked like this c g o 70 GO JINET ■rSEVEN BIty two ni NINETEEN SEl MSEVENTY T V TWO NINETI :teen seven :nty two ni NINETEEN S M SEVENTY T' i TWO NINET :teen seven :nty two ni NINETEEN S SEVENTY T TWO NINET :teen seven NTY TWO NI NINETEEN S SEVENTY T TWO NINET TEEN SEVEN NTY TWO NI NINETEEN S SEVENTY T TWO NINET EVENTY TWO NINETEEl TWO NINETE TEEN SEVENT ENTY TWO NI NINETEEN SI ENTY TWO N N SEVENTY T TWO NINETE TEEN SEVEN' ENTY TWO NI NINETEEN S N SEVENTY TWO NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN 0 NINETEEN N SEVENTY TV r TWO NINETE ETEEN SEVEN W ENTY TWO N N SEVENTY TWO NINETEEN TWO NINETE TEEN SEVEN N SEVENTY TV TWO NINETE TY TWO NI ETEEN SEVEN ENTY TWO N N SEVENTY TWO NINETEEN TWO NINETE TEEN SEVEN' ENTY TWO NI NINETEEN S N SEVENTY T TWO NINETE TEEN SEVEN ENTY TWO NI NINETEEN S SEVENTY T N SEVENTY T t TWO NINETE ETEEN SEVEN tfENTY TWO N fO NINETEEN N SEVENTY T f TWO NINETE ETEEN SEVEN IVENTY TWO N 10 NINETEE Junior Class 1971 BEST LOOKING OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Carol Staton Reporter. Karla Moore — Treasure. Mike Bergman Vicc-Pres.. Barbara Bailey Secretary. Teresa Queen President MOST CONGENIAL Terri Sill and Gene McConnell MOST ATHLETIC Junior Personalities MOST POPULAR Radonna Mills and Greg Brooks MOST INDUSTRIOUS Beverly Blackburn and Toby Boyer 62 Janean Killmer and Glen Ba'.ler Darlene Adams Darrel Allen Barbara Bailey Gary Barrington Mike Bergman Beverly Blackburn Glen Basler Toby Boyer Barbara Brand Ricky Bright Greg Brooks Mack Brooks Jimmy Burlison Darrell Carrender Darrell Christensen Sparky Clark Debbie Cunningham Jeff Franklin Teresa Franks Joan Gilmore Randy Fiarris Eddie Flaynes Terry Jenkins Junetta Johnson Janean Killmer 63 Ricky Kimbrell Patty Kimbrough Sandra Levcrich Gene McConnell Karen McConnell Thomas McDonald Kenneth McIntyre Radonna Mills Larry Montgomery Karla Moore Karen Paige Teresa Queen Rickey Richey Troy Ross Charlene Shoemake Terri Sill Tim Sluder Carol Staton Paul Stone Allen Talburt 64 rEN SE EEN SE IETEENSE NETEEN SEVE NINETEEN SE Nineteen se NINETEEN S NINETEEN SE NINETEEN S ININETEEN SE INETEENSEV NINETEEN NINETEEN SE NINETEEN SE INETEENSEV NINETEEN SE Y THREE N NTY THREE Is NETEEN SEVI NTY THREE Nl METEEN SEVE TY THREE N :TEEN SEVENT NTYTHREE N NTYTHREE N 'ENTY THREE lENTY THREE rs 'ENTY THREE NTYTHREE N ;VENTY THREE .NTY THREE fv NETEEN SE METEEN SEVEI METEEN SEVE INETEEN SEVI NETEEN SEVE INETEEN SEVE| METEEN SEVE ITY THREE NIT [TEEN SEVEN ENTY THREE I' NINETEEN SA ENTY THREE NINETEEN SEN NTY THREE N NINETEEN SEVHMTY THREE NIT NINETEEN tVENTY THREE NINETEEN SEIENTY THREE T NINETEEN SW ENTY THREE NINETEEN SEVENTY THREE IS IINETEEN SEViNTY THREE Nl NINETEEN SE NETEEN SEVE THREE NINETEEN SEVE TEEN SEVEN NETEEN SEVE INETEENSEV METEEN SEVEI ETEEN SEVEN NINETEEN SE' NETEEN SEVE INETEEN SEVI NETEEN SEVE ETEEN SEVEN NINETEEN S NINETEEN SE' ITY THREE NTY THREE! 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Y THREE NIN TEEN SEVENT TY THREE NIN Y THREE NINE EEN SEVENTY THREE NINET :EN SEVENTY Y THREE NINI TEEN SEVENTSfTHREE NINETE IN SEVENTY T ITY THREE Nl Y THREE NIN ITY THREE NIN EE NINETEEN SEVENT TEEN SEVENT HREE NINET HREE NINETE REE NINETEE Y THREE NINETEEN SEVENTY) ETEEN SEVEN TEEN SEVENT ITEEN SEVENT HREE NINETE THREE NINE THREE NINET Y THREE NINETEEN SEVENTYfTHREE NINETEfN SEVENTY T THREE NINE EN SEVENTY METEEN SEVE TEEN SEVENT, TEEN SEVENTj EEN SEVENT ETEEN SEVE NETEEN SEVI ETEEN SEVE ETEEN SEVE NINETEEN S INETEEN SE NINETEEN S NINETEEN SE INETEEN SEVj E NINETEEN E NINETEEN REE NINETEE Y THREE NINE i hklL I'miin11 ttN SEVE 'I HNPLE NINE I EtN SEVEN EN SEVENTY N SEVENTY Tl SEVENTY TH N SEVENTY Tl EEN SEVENTY THREE NINETE IN SEVENTY T EN SEVENTY JSEVENTY T EEN SEVEI REE NINETEE THREE NINETE iN SEVENTY THREE NINET HREE NINETE IN SEVENTY Tl IHREE NINETEE Y THREE NINE THREE NINETE JHREE NINET REE NINETE I SEVENTY EN SEVENTY 4 SEVENTY TH EEN SEVENT' EN SEVENTY Tl THREE NINET IEN SEVENTY (THREE NINETE [N SEVENTY T HREE NINETEE M SEVENTY TH EN SEVENTY [N SEVENTY. Sophomore Class 1971 BEST LOOKING OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT Gary Massey, Pres.; Sharon Richey. V-Prcs.; Donetl Brooks. Sec.-Treas.; Randy Floyd, Reporter. MOST CONGENIAL Marie McClain and Steve Northington MOST ATHLETIC SOPHOMORE PERSONALITIES MOST POPULAR Sharon Richey and Jay Neal Toni Lewis and Jimmy Queen MOST INDUSTRIOUS Kathy Brooks and Gary Massey Donetl Brooks and 66 Karry Greenmycr Tim Allen Carl Aulry Barbara Bennett Charla Bowling Melton Brandt Joetta Brinsfield Loretta Brinsfield Donnett Brooks Kathy Brooks Donna Brown Betty Carpenter Karen Carter Steve Chapman John Cooley Patty Crabtree Kathy Davis Janet Dickinson Carolyn Duncan Perry Dyer Ladonna Edwards 67 Russell Jones Roy Jordon Albert Kitchens Carol Lemons Toni Lewis Brenda Madden Gary Massey Sandra Morgan Marie McClain Harles McCoy Vickie McCutchcn Cheryl McDonald Jay Neal Lynn Noffsinger Steve Northington Cheryl Pierce Claudia Prigmorc Jimmy Queen Sharon Richey Elaine Rider Sue Shoemake Laquita Shanon Naomi Thomas Guy Wade Danny Wheeler Beverly W'hitford Debra W illoughby Ricky Wilson Chris Woolley Steve Wurtz 68 FRESHMEN OUR NINET NINETEEN [NETEEN SEVE EN SEVENTY VENTY FOUR f FOUR NINET pUR NINETEE NETEEN SEVE EN SEVENTY VENTY FOUR f FOUR NINET )UR NINETEE NETEEN SEVE EN SEVENTY VENTY FOUR ' FOUR NINET )UR NINETEEN! 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Leesa Pierson -Treasurer, BACK: Ron Kimbrell Vicc-Prcs., Ronald Chapman — Sgt. at Arms. Tony Brooks President. MOST CONGENIAL Freshmen Personalities Teana Lewis and Tony Brooks MOST ATHLETIC MOST POPULAR Robbie Richey and Johnny Burlison MOST INDUSTRIOUS Karla Hale and Johnny Sill 70 Joan Basler and Doug Hawkins Joann Baslcr Deborah Baxter Charles Bennett Carol Brand Diane Brooks Doug Brooks Tony Brooks Beverly Brown Johnny Burlison Sharon Busby Ricky Carendcr Sue Carter Diane Carter Linda Casey Jimmy Don Chambers Ronald Chapman Ted Clardy Mark Clark Timmy Clark Debbie Collins Ronnie Cooley Connie Cormany Betty Culliver Ann Davis Jackie Francis 71 Billy Franks Casey Foster Randy Graham Harold Gray Karla Hale Henry Halliburton Connie Harris Doug Hawkins Charles Howeth Juanita Howeth Ronnie Kimbrell Larry Knox Karla Ladd Teena Lewis Dale Massey Mike McConnell Kenny McCutchen Steve Miscnhcimer Bud Morgan Karen Myers Lisa Pierson Greg Queen Robbie Richey Richard Shipman Johnny Sill Vana Stephens Donna Talburt Linda Truax Ricky Wayland Darlene Willoughby 72 EIGHTH GRADE SEVE ONE N| ETEEN N SEVENTY O 'Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N • NINETEEN N SEVENTY 0| Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N E NINETEEN ;n SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE N| NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| [e NINETEEN N SEVENTY Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE iNE NINETEEN SEVE' TEEN SEVE 'VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE ETEEN SEVE tVENTY ONE NINETEEN Y ONE NIN INETEEN SEVE ■VENTY ONE IS IE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY Y ONE NINE INETEEN SEVE ■VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN :en seventy Y ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE [VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY IETEEN SEVElfTY ONE NINE [VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN [EN SEVENTY ( ITY ONE NINE IETEEN SEVEt [VENTY ONE IE NINETEEN [EN SEVENTY ( Y ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN een seventy TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENT EEN SEVE TY ONE Nl )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY I TY ONE NINE' NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN fcEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EN SEVENTY NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE SEVENTY 0 ONE NINETE ETEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nlj E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV| EVENTY ONE ONE NINETEEj TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEV ONE 11 NETEENl EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEVI iEVENTY ONE 'NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV .EVENTY ONE iNE NINETEE :en seventy ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV iEVENTY ONE • NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV| .EVENTY ONE iNE NINETEE :en seventy ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV .EVENTY ONE Eighth Grade 1971 BEST LOOKING OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT): ABOVE: Neal Bridwell President, BELOW Kim Francis — Treasurer. Lisa Truax — Reporter, Tona Graham Secretary, Jana Moore— Vice. Pres. MOST CONGENIAL Kim Francis and Shanon Stevens MOST ATHLETIC II Eighth Grade Personalities MOST POPULAR Freeda Foster and Steve Kilmer Jana Moore and Neal Bridwell MOST INDUSTRIOUS Patricia Franklin and Rick Norman 74 Lynn Bailey and Ronnie Cottrell Lynne Bailey Leah Baxter Charles Bennett Billy Bowring David Bowring Neal Bridwcll Georgianna Broadbent Susie Brooks Kathy Brown Elizabeth Cooley Ronnie Cottrell Ricky Edgmon Terry Edwards Robert Ellifritt Freeda Foster Peggy Fowler Kim Francis Patricia Franklin Chris Freeman Genclle Gabel Bill Goldsborough Tonia Graham Mike Flarmon Susan Flarmon Cary Flarris Bambi James Danny Jones Steve Killmer Marion Kitchens Tommy Lemons 75 Larry McKinley Cheryl Lloyd Tony Matheson Joey McKinney Jana Moore 76 SEVENTH GRADE SEVE ONE Nl IETEEN S N SEVENTY Ol Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N| 1e NINETEEN N SEVENTY Ol Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE N] E NINETEEN tN SEVENTY 0| Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NINETEEN SEVEl NE NINETEEN SEVE TEEN SEVENTY ONE NIN ENTY ONE I' NETEEN SEVEl E NINETEEN $ [VENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( ME NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' [EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEl TY ONE NINET VENTY ONE I' NETEEN SEVE E NINETEEN 5 [VENTY ONE f EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE' [EN SEVENTY ETEEN SEVEl TY ONE NINET VENTY ONE I' NETEEN SEVE NINETEEN VENTY ONE I' E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE tN SEVENTY 0|JE NINETEEN [TY ONE NINE! NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE NE NINETEEN [EN SEVENTY VENTY ONE NINETEEN SEVEl TY ONE NINE NINETEEN S VENTY ONE h NETEEN SEVE Y ONE NINET INETEEN SEVE EN SEVENTY ( TY ONE NINE N SEVENTY 0 JE NINETEEN ! [VENTY ONE r Y ONE NINET NETEEN SEVE VENTY ONE kEN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN Y ONE NINE EEN SEVENT EEN SEVE TY ONE Nl NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( TY ONE NINE' IEN SEVENTY NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE DNE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN tEN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI )NE NINETEEI' SEVENTY ONE :en seventy ne nineteen EN SEVENTY, TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 01 ONE NINETEI ETEEN SEVEN; ENTY ONE Nlj E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE, ONE NINETEEj TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEVI ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE 'NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE IINETEEN SEV| EVENTY ONE NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE Seventh Grade 1971 BEST LOOKING OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) ABOVE: Terry Brooks, pres. LOWER: Debbie Wilmeth. Treav Tommy Brown, Vicc-Pres.; Debbie Miscnhcimer, Sec. MOST CONGENIAL Seventh Grade Personalities Debbie Miscnheimer and Tommy Brown MOST POPULAR Dawn McIntyre and Rocky Chapman MOST ATHLETIC Cindy Stokes and Terry Brooks MOST INDUSTRIOUS Barbie Thomas and Ronnie Wilson 78 La Donna McCutchen and Randy Wayland SEVENTH GRADE Paul Aldridge Peggy Allen Jeff Brightwcll Terry Brooks Tommy Brown Karen Busby Kenny Cable Randy Chapman Rocky Chapman Kim Cockrell Ricky Cooky Shelly Cooley Marvel Elam Joe McFaddin Veronica Fowler Deke Franks Brenda Hale Abda Haley Sharon Holder Phil Houck 79 Jeff Jenkins Mark Madden LaDonna McCutchcn Dawn McIntyre Rodney Miller Debbie Miscnheimer Frank Patterson Randy Ray Tony Richey Thomas Rollings Beverly Sanders Lou Ann Shocmake John Sneed Gail Stapp Cindy Stokes Debbie Swindell Barbie Thomas Pat Truax Randy Wayland Debbie Wilmcth Ronnie Wilson 80 ADVERTISING )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE )NE NINETEEN NE NINETEEN :en seventy TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV SEVENTY ONE TY ONE NINE NETEEN SEVE EVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY ( NE NINETEEN :en seventy TY ONE NINE INETEEN SEV )NE NINETEEN SEVENTY ONE EN SEVENTY NE NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NIN NINETEEN SE' SEVENTY 0 ONE NINETE ETEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nlj E NINETEEN EN SEVENTY TY ONE NINE' INETEEN SEV] EVENTY ONE ONE NINETEEJ TEEN SEVEN ENTY ONE Nl SEVI ONE INETEENI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEN! EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE NE NINETEEI EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI EVENTY ONE !NE NINETEE EN SEVENTY ITY ONE NINE INETEEN SEVI £VENTY ONE DANIEL’S DRY GOODS EISENHOUR FUNERAL HOME Harold Donna MEN’S WOMEN’S CHILDREN’S READY TO WEAR FABRICS - PATTERNS Phone 485-2396 Blanchard. Okla. Phone 485-3311 Blanchard, Okla. Congratulations Seniors! ©be Dlanrijari) Petrie ROY’S FOOD MARKET Publishers of The Blanchard News “Drive a little ways to save in a lot of ways” Commercial Printing of all Kinds. Roy Scott, Owner Phone 485-2311 Blanchard, Okla. 485-3522 Blanchard Free Delivery THOM-A-HAWK FARMS One of the largest Brown Swiss Breeders in Oklahoma A VALUED MEMBER OF OUR HERD WE HAVE BEEN ON TEST SINCE JULY 1964 and records are made under very ordinary farm conditions without special feed or care. OUR HERD CONSISTS OF 130 HEAD OF BROWN SWISS. YOUNG BULLS. HEIFERS AND COWS AVAILABLE WE WOULD ENJOY HAVING YOU STOP BY. M.C. THOMSON LOUIS HAWKINS Rt. 2, Box 182. Blanchard, Okla. HU 5-3385 3 miles NE of Blanchard on Hwy. 62 277 Va mile south FIRST STATE BANK BLANCHARD. OKLAHOMA CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000.00 ESTABLISHED IN 1907 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Shirley Marie’s Sugar Maid “VG” DHIA 13 yr. 39Id 16.660M 4.0 666F Sire: Taloka Doughnut’s Whirly Dam: Shirley Marie’s Sugar DHIA 9y 10m 320d 17.130M 556F 3rd Aged Cow Tulsa St te Fair 1964 Res. Okla. Bell Ringer Aged Cow 1966 5lfil € HCtlf Maqnqvox HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER I22S W. LINDSEY, NORMAN OKLAHOMA 321-0340 794-IB52 CONGRATUALTIONS to 1971 Seniors RAGONS T) DOWNTOWN SHOPPING CENTER 546 West Main • Phone 321-4898 Ragons on Campus 753 Asp 329-0747 T9I ASP AVINUC pr MORMAN - OKLAHOMA NORMAN. OKLAHOMA 73069 TOWN AND COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOP Hu 5-3629 Blanchard, Oklahoma Fern Dennis Georgia Montgomery Kay Felton Linda Coggins WOODEN SHOE Hollywood Shopping Center Norman, Oklahoma BAILEY’S DRIVE-IN Phone 485-2540 Phone Charles Bergman 485-3550 Manager Blanchard, Okla. Blanchard, Oklahoma Houck's Champlin Station TIRES—ACCESSORIES NORMAN PAINT PAPER CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL “People Who Know Use Devoe” BATTERIES LLOYD HOUCK Phone 485-2482 Blanchard, Okla. PHONE 329-1041 J. D. Davis— Owner 105 E. MAIN Norman Okla. REXALL RED CROSS DRUG Your Money Buys More in a REAL Drug Store” Phone 485-3305 M. F. Clardy Jr. Blanchard, Okla. Congratulations Seniors! BARBARA’S DANCE STUDIO Barbara Goggans Owner Norman, Okla. Associate Store (Home Owned) Phone 485-3645 Masonic Building Blanchard, Ok. BLANCHARD COIN-OP Car Wash Wayne Juanita Cable South Main Blanchard, Oklahoma Shop For School Shoes At MOOMAU’S 122 E. Main Norman, Oklahoma HOOVER FASHION SHOP 224 E. Main Ladies Ready To Wear Style Fashion Within Your Budget Phone 485-3655 BEN FRANKLIN Home Owned Mrs. John Dilbeck Blanchard, Okla. SOONER ‘Tots And Teens’ Infants Thru Junior Petites Phone 321-2423 118 E. Main Norman, Okla. 73069 T. H. ROGERS LBR. CO. Congratulations Seniors! THESQUIRESHOP Highway 77 South Phone 527-2221 Purcell, Oklahoma Charles Moore, Mgr. Across From Norman High School Mens — Ladies — Boys Apparel! 329-7030 918 West Main Norman, Oklahoma Andrew Winnie Terrell MOORE’S T V. FURNITURE Those forces which bind us together are stronger than those which separate us. 113 N. Main 485-3875 We are a full service He drew a circle that shut me out — heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But love and I had the wit to win: We drew a circle that took him in! furniture dealer. Blanchard, Oklahoma G1LMORE-AGEE INSURANCE AGENCY HALEAND BOWSER INSURANCEAGENCY First State Bank Bldg. “Your Friends After The Loss Phone 485-2333 Blanchard See us for your insurance needs. 485-3330 713 N. Main Blanchard WILLOW RESTHOME BRIDWELL’S CARPETS “Where People Care —” A Home Not An Institution Marjorie Sewell, Owner We Install 485-2665 S. Main Congratulations Seniors! BOWRING GARAGE BLANCHARD DISCOUNT South on Highway 76 CENTER 485-3744 Hazel Jack Willard, Ray Bow ring Owner Owner TREE SPRAYING Ford Roy C. Wheeler Licensed Bonded 485-2393 W. C. Francis Sons Blanchard, Oklahoma 485-3567 122 N. Main Dry Goods Shoes - Boots Work Clothes Men's Clothing Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Flowers for all Occasions Purses and Luggage Ray Knippelmier Cameras - Films Highway 62 485-3333 Notions Blanchard, Oklahoma V DEPARTMENT STORE TOWN COUNTRY BEAUTY SHOPPE BOWRING TAX SERVICE Fern Dennis Mildred P. Bowring P.A. Georgia Montgomery 309 S. Main Kay Felton Linda Coggins Blanchard, Okla. TAYLOR’S GROCERY and beer to go Hwy 62 Cleo Charlotte Taylor 485-South 2366 SUPREMECLEANERS “Your clothes Best Friend” Lloyd Bowser Blanchard RED BUD Congratulations Seniors! FOOD STORE Wynona Brooks Phone 485-3810 CPA Blanchard Blanchard HUB LIL’S RESTAURANT OPEN 6A.M. till 10 P.M. BRIDWELL PHONE -485-3815 2 Miles South of Blan. MILL SUPPLY CALL-IN ORDERS • FEED • SEED CLEANING • CUSTOM GRINDING • BULK FERTILIZER • DE LAVAL MILK EQUIP. Phone Blanchard 485-3787 Rt. 2 Blanchard SENIOR VILLAGE INC. Cole, Okla. 73010 1100 N. Madison PHONE— 485-3315 in Oklahoma: According to a recent study by Industrial Marketing Magazine, Gordon— Kietzman-Dennis placed more business publication advertising last year than any other advertising agency in Oklahoma. And our client list extends from New York to Los Angeles, St. Louis to San Antonio, Wichita to the Isle of Wight, England. In Industrial Advertising, we're No. II We're No. 1 because Gordon-Kietzman-Dennis gives its clients that bit more in service and ability that makes the difference between competence and excellence. It's because our clients are No. 1 with us. GORDON-KIETZMAN-DENNIS, INC AOVHTISIH • runic � l I At ions • MAM I tmc consul TAHTS 13 CLASS DG . «05 Cl 2 2UJ • OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA 73101 APCO at Tires — Tubes — Accesories Blanchard Brady Pierson 485-3891 Congratulations Seniors 1970-71 Annual Staff PAT R. ALLEN REAL ESTATE Acreages, Farms, Ranches 485-3320 Blanchard Rt. 1 Mrs. Donna Stokes, Sponsor Gail Brown, Co-Editor Eddie Binyon, Co-Editor Tim Studer Terri Sill Gary Massey Donett Brooks Johnny Sill Robbie Richey A V y. V • V -• • • ' - •• • . . •• • ••• - • • . • . • .. - d' ,a • '• • • •• . - ' . - n : -% • ,• . • • « • • _ •••• - % . • • . • • . . •:c • ..--•••••• ' •- •• •- ■■- . . : •, • . r- - ■ r z: . • . - ’• y + • . ' • T7- . - • - • !'v- • ' -. ■•’ - v .. • • ...... ■ • V ‘ . • - - ‘ - - - - i - ’ “ 4 - s , • ■ . .'V ■«, • • , -. 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