Broken Arrow High School - Arrow Life Yearbook (Broken Arrow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1962 volume:

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May it bless your fire- side reminiscing for many years to come. iii ..,-f'1 ' 0fU!6',4!70!V In deep appreciation for their efforts in at- tending our spiritual need, with sincere gratitude for their guidance into the paths of spiritual happiness and security, we humbly dedicate this book to the churches of Broken Arrow. ,qi Y BL 5. i5.5Ef':f:-- TJ? If.-'J 11-----41 N .... ' ': - :H-.E.-.:.l,i:5'-F. I l ' , 4-1'--to-'-f s , Q. -m 'AON' -1-if f . X , f' -.l1--L4 ,-x' K Y 'i ii 1 ' gfixi-X JIM A V ' ' X e -...,..,,,M ' fgyht 1' T Ns X f lo M fff 5 ' . Milf if Jwflfffflfff' I f40!W!!V!6'f654W0!V lf fIU6'f4!70!1! lf! .5'f!lf!0f?.5' IV J!!!I!!0f?.5' V .5WPHO!WW?f.5' W JW' 6714! fW7Vf.5' W! HJXIWHJ' W!! V06'f4f!0!Vf4l 0f96'f4flf!Z4 NJIVS' fl f467!W!7f5' ,Y ffW015'!ff.5' If 147171 ff!!! I!! .!U!V!0f? I!!! JMVIJA' H1677 6'lf4J'.5'f6' ,WV JUIVIU1? HMW f46'f!W!7f.5' ,YV f!!W.5' u, -- ww 2 H m H! 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Oklahoma State University Always there are the ever present attendance Contracts for rings. yearbooks, pictures, diplomas. . .all need to be checked reports. thoroughly and often. v-f ' .Z f 3' ' .f-. 1 fnykg. + -r,., .- ,V-.rr 1 N ,Nt Q f40M!!l!!.5'f19,4f W' 145' 5' XJ' IWW MUWJH 01? Af!!! .5'f6'16'ff41?!f.5' CLARENCE OLIVER, B. A. PAULINE BEESLEY, M. T. A. Adm. Asst. Junior High Counselor Distributive Education Senior High Cotmselor D. E. Club V. A. Okla. University B. A. East Central M.T.A. Tulsa University State College BETTY BALLY, B.S. PP-TTY ROBINSON Secretary to Superintendent SefQfeTafY I0 Pfi1'1CiPa1 B.S. Northeastern State College Office Staff SHIRLEY WALLAIN .T ANICE MCINTYRE Business Secretary Secretary Receptionist ff46'l!lfl' CHRISTIE BYRD, M. T. Business Education Assistant Coaching B.S. Northeastern State College M.T. Northeastern State College FRANK CLEERE Plumbing. Heating, and Air- Conditioning T 8a I Club COLLEEN WALKER B S Business Education Speech National Forensic league Pep Club B S Northeastern State College PAULINE FAUCETT, M.S Vocational Home Economics Future Homemakers of America B.S. University of Arkansas M.S. University of Arkansas 1 L V X Sw GENEVIEVE ALLEN. B.S. Spanish Language Arts, .T unior High Spanish Club B.S. Northeastern State College FRED GESIN, A.B. Instrumental Music Band Drivers Education A. B. Northeastern State College CHARLOTTE HARBERT B.A Vocal Music Operetta School Newspaper Mixed Chorus B.A, Southeastern State College GERALD KIRK, B.S. Biology Physiology Co- Sponsor, Science Club B.S. Northeastern State College O. R. WILSON, M.S. Chemistry Physics High School Math Algebra I MARIE HICKS, M.A. Senior English Speech Senior Sponsor Senior Play B.S. Northeastern State College M.A. Tulsa University GLEN SEALS. M.A. Algebra ll Geography S .M.S .G . Plane Geometry Co- Sponsor, Science Club Solid GGOIUCUY B.A. Southeastern State College M.S. Oklahoma State University Trigonometry Sponsor, Student Council B.S. Arkansas State College M.A. Peabody College 'S LOREN STEPHENSON, B.A. JOE ROBINSON, B.S. Junior English Athletic Director Annual Head Football Coach Junior Sponsor Wrestling Junior Play History Junior- Senior Banquet Democracy and Prom Psychology B.S. Northeastern State B.S. Northeastern State College College JOHN TALBOT, B.S. LAWRENCE WHITELEY, B.A. Electronics World History T.E.C. Club General Business B.S. Oklahoma State Physical Education University B.A. Tulsa University -bg ..q,7y:u1x- . 1- t' BILL IRICK, B.S. Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America B.S. Oklahoma State University BOBBY MARTIN, B.S. American History Asst. Football Coach B Team Basketball Sophomore Co- Sponsor B.S. Emporia State Teachers College FARL LYNN, M.A. Library Future Teachers of America A. B. Southeastern State College M.A. Oklahoma State University WILLIE MURRY, B.S. Sophomore English Sophomore Sponsor Sophomore Play B.S. East Central State College BRICE HASTY, B.S. Art .T r. High Art Art Club Stagecraft B.S. Arkansas State Teachers College EUNICE EDWARDS, B.S. TYPiHg Economics Business English B.S. Northeastern State College BOB REMINC-TON, B.S. LENA PITSON, M.T. Industrial Drafting Junior Co- Sponsor B.S. Southeastern State College Typing Shorthand Bookkeeping Office Practice National Honor Society Future Business Leaders of America B.S. Northeastern State College M.T. Northeastern State College , C i ' , - , 'f'5fji'gf15g31,, 5 a , 4,2 gf , b.. -. Q V . . x' Ali mix -IL' 'f' 9:' V ii i'f',I : . 'fir' 1 Q .. .,- , L ,Qi P R fl ' 'i X .Ag f, .. .AX ' . -. 9- .Qixfxl . 1 ' ' , . , '-.- 'h -' 'K' il: ,g'.' TJ. Uv- 1 G 9 fXx z Xue-f ' '-ifrff -x. X , , f a4l:4,,',Vf , ' nf X ' Y ,zi- xr ' LW. r' MNH:-X. I ily ' ' 'K 559, TL. . . -fl-if-fi r 'Q .1 : Q x - A H , t 4,:,-,,-,ja-5.-.21-,,,,,. 4 , jj -f. i,'gs,gf-1,2?i?,g:,f5Qf2. , .Wi ,A ,. ., .J Cin' ,g, ' 71 -'.-i-Q: 59: I1 .6'., 'Zi f' . ,gj.4,. fs.--l 'Q 1.112-x as ,,, .R my ,razed 2:f5,I3fL:-Y 1:2:'f:f: U24 'frlffii-fig! 'J -, .-Y, A ggg, k fi. ' 7 ' I. mums WH V. H -wait -w w '. W .1 9, Art students ,Toe Lundy and Paul Collins prepare the set for the music depart1'nent's production of Victor Herbert's Fortune Teller. The purpose of the Art Department is to develop the appreciation and creative abilities of the student. Art is a way of life. Art Edu- cation should be regarded as one means of securing emotional and mental balance in living. The individual differences in students are recognized. Art helps to make the student a better citizen in the community environ- ment of which he is a vital part. 1467 fl n -24 -5 4? 't at UQ.-f . r lair . This Junior high art student prepares for a scene in the annual music-art department Giristmas program. Rodney Armstrong mixes molding plaster for one of his assignments in Art Ill. The purpose of stagecraft is to assist in the building of stage sets for the many school dramatic and musical productions. These stu- dents construct and erect flats for the stage and also operate the auditoriLu'r1 lighting system. This class, as are the other art classes are under the direction of Mr. Brice Hasty. 1 i I I M0515 1 4151 'Wi 4 .f'f.g x. ,iff eij-is - 'JWW1 A large class of students meets every day to make the fine Art Building ring with songs. old and new, in vocal music. 654170 Any high school student, who can meet the requirements for musicianship and character, may join the high school band. Membership is controlled by the director, Mr. Fred Gesin. The band participates in a large number of school and commtmity affairs each year, and also makes many out-of-town appearances. Band members receive a solid credit and a physical education credit for their partici- pation. The band is an organization with many members. T A -f..n, r 1 For the Annual Christmas Program, held for the first time in the new auditorium, the band was located in the spacious balcony. WM !WU.5'!6' The primary purpose of the vocal music instruction is to give all students an oppor- tunity to participate in singing organizations and to learn the skills of musical performance. This training offers a challenge to further de- velopment of the talented and gifted students. Various experiences are offered through Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Club and various small ensembles as well as Solos. L , r. Y- The library is an intricate part of an English student's life. Here we find Jonette Weeks. Glenda Hamilton, Angelia Gann, and Paula Arnold. HW! IJ' 19' The courses offered by the English Department are de- signed to offer opportunities for high school students to further develop the four communication skills--reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The work of the English classes is planned to provide activities for prompting social attitudes: to help each stu- dent read with comprehension. write with clearness, speak with confidence, and listen with intelligence: and at the same time to encourage the love for reading good books and an appreciation of our own Literature as well as that of other cotuitries. in -r ai 5' At left, Bruce Martin and .Tack Ross display their charts which illustrate the English IV study of Great Epics. Librarian Archie Acree shows juniors Sharon Foster and Carol S6I1i0rS, P31113 A1'l'l01d, Carl Pitchford. Carol Watkins. and Johnson the most prominent short stories for outside reading Charlotte Mainard prepare English Ivnotebooks for that final in Mr. Stephenson's English III classes. inspection of Miss Hicks. .5'Pff6W Speech experiences include various forms of pub- lic address, speech compositions, oratory, interpre- tations, debate, and dramatics. Students enrolled in speech courses participate in speech tournaments held throughout the stateg take active parts in assemblies, one-act and three- act playsg and offer entertainment for local civic organi- Z3IlOIlS. The Broken Arrow Speech Department is an active member of both the Oklahoma High School Speech League and the National Forensic League. if Iigiwgiif 1 Mrs. Walker seems skeptical of Charlene Starnes' work as Linda Coppinger and Terry Truelove look on. Charles Kendrick, Jonette Weeks, and Mary Greenwell experience the very newest way to study foreign language. Charles Kendrick takes advantage of periodical literature for his speech material. f0!ff!6'!lf l,4!V6'Uf4!1'f tical and cultural value, and many colleges advocate 'X the beginning of a language study in high school, Twoyears of a foreign language can be of tremendous value to any student. Spanish students Karen Hine, Tommy Reed, and Nicky Aston learn the language through practical conversation. fini we i' 171.9 I' 0197 History courses offered in Senior High School in- clude both American and World history. These courses are designed to give the student a better understanding of the problems, faced by the nation and the world both past and present. They also help the student to under- stand and to appreciate his heritage as an American citizen. S5-Spf .5-'Quin I-lf' Kay Hobbs pin- points the spot as Gary Bohanan speaks of the world happenings in world history. ll' 3 Gwen Wagner and Nancy Miller found needed reference mater- ial for American history in the library. .Termy Ray and .Tackie Brown explain to Roddy Clark the government of the United States. S p J P Q in . .,,,,,..,g -,cv 6'0Vf1?lVfWf!l!f Government is designed to help students to better understand the working of our federal government. It helps the student to understand and appreciate the constitution and the rights that it guarantees for American citizens. vr'v-'-. ms, 2' 6'f06'fZ4P1W Geography is the study ofthe world in which we live. Students in this course have an opportunity to learn about the physical and productive aspects of the various parts of the world. Taught by Mr. Glen Seals, this course includes such things as products of the world, wind currents, why the tide comes in and many other interesting facts the student may learn about his world. Johnnie Holmes, Chris Simmons and Fred Carrigan are busy looking at reference material in the library. P.5'lZWO!06'l' Psychology is the study of the human mind, personality, and emotional development. This course is taught by Coach Joe Robinson, and it offers an opportunity for the student to learn about himself. Students learn about various mental tests and emotional measurements' which are used in the treatment and analysis of the various difficulties. 'Ihis course helps the stu- dent to understand and develop his own personality to the best advantage. Donna Cosper is demonstrating her geographical know- ledge of the map to Gary Reynolds. You call analyzing James Beck a good psychology subject Jerry? Ina Summers, Dolores Dill, and Lawrence Pense havebecome quite expert on the mimeograph machines! !'W!!V6' Typing, as the title implies, is a course which gives a student an opportunity to develop his skill in the use of the typewriter. This en- ables the student to become proficient in the use of typing and frequently leads to much success in other fields and courses. Almost every sophomore takes typing I. r9UJ'!!I!f.5'6' The Business Education courses are pri- marily for those students who expect to enter the business world upon completion of their high school work. 'Through this department we seek to develop workers who will be capable of holding positions in most any type of busi- ness office. SW' ,fail-f F 4, 1 ka. I E ' -, Bookkeeping is a time-consuming but helpful course, as Linda Cleeton Dee Ann Martin, Beverly Piguet, and Sharon Rhoades will tell. MP D q t .5'H0f5'fb64!VU Two years of shorthand are offered in our high school. By taking both years astudent can become proficient enough to enter the busi- ness world as a secretary or stenographer. Shorthand enables the student who is going on to college to take notes and to follow the instructors more efficiently. It would be an advisible thing for all students who are capable to take shorthand. are Q! 19- Q S rs. S 5 ni - ln addition to the work offered those specia- lizing in business, the college bound student may gain knowledge and skills in the field of J' Business Education that will help him in his college work as well as hel him defra his P Y college expenses. This is the machine age. But what about the poor perplexed operators 1 like Jimmie Bruce. lr a.. f' 1 .Ny L A community project? Just a class of busy bookkeeping students. 6'00KKffP!f1!6' Although Bookkeeping is perhaps more often taken by girls, it is a course that is primarily designed for boys. Bookkeeping is the science of balancing books, the art of debits and credits and what each must do to make them come to the correct answer in their respective columns. This course is bene- ficial to anyone who will ever earn and spend his own money. Keep your eyes on the book, students, not on the keyboard! Other courses which are included in the business education department include busi- ness correspondence, business law, business math. office practice, general business and consumer economics. The successful com- pletion of all these courses entitle the .stu- dent to receive the Business Education Diploma which is given to all business majors. 8504! ,I 4' it Above Mr. Kirk explains to these sophomore girls about the earthworm and how it is a valuable learning experience. HIIIWAIV PHl'J'!0M6 l' For those students who are interested in advanced study in the field of science, Human Physiology is offered to juniors and seniors. This course is also taught by Mr. Kirk and is the study of the forms functions and normalities of an or anism Biolo B - - SY is usually required as a prerequisite forhuman physiol- ogy. Students spend much of their time in the laboratory and gain valuable experience dissection and analysis. They learn to take blood counts, blood tests and have the opportunity to learn of such scientific methods as an electrocardiogram. Also among their helpful and valuable experiments are tests for high blood pressure and diabetes. At right Nancy Scott and louise Patterson demon- strate their skill with dissection tools for our photo- grapher. HXHZUHI' Biology is the study of animal and plant life and is helpful in Lmderstanding nature that surroimds us in our daily life. Biology is offered primarily to sophomores and may be used as one of two years of required laboratory science. This course, under the able guidance of Mr. Gerald Kirk has much to offer the student of our high school whether he plans further education after high school or not. Below Human Physiology student works on his laboratory assignment as he gingerly dissects the head of a cat. ,K - 6'17f!Wf5'f1?l' This science deals with the composition of matter, the reactions that matter undergoes. and the man's attempts to control these re- actions. An understanding of Chemistry is essential in the fields of engineering, med- icine, and scientific research, and is also valuable in many other fields of study or occupations. Chemistry students Bob Bowden and Rodney Armstrong seek help from 'he chart of atoms. PHYS! 5' Physics is a study of matter and energy. The course is divided into fields of mechanics, sound, light, electricity, electronics, and nuclear energy. This science is recommended for those interested in engineering or science careers. One of Mr. Wilson's physics tests causes wrinkled brows in this 2nd hour physics class. Physics students Sue Dotson, Bob Bowden, Lawrence Pense and Robert Vogt set up equip- ment for a physics experiment. Trigonometry students James Beck and Sue Dotson attempt a homework 'assignment on the board. 5-we '-w-1... M,4!'HffWf4!76'.5' He who knows not mathematics cannot know any other scienceg and what is more, he cannot discover his ignorance nor find its remedies. --Bacon Students should be aware that we are living in a truly scientific age, yes, an age of atoms, satellites, and exploration of spaceg and mathematics is a basic requirement for all physical science courses and for many technical professions. These students are enrolled in the new SMSG math' course being taught for the first time in Broken Arrow High. Mr. O. R. Wilson explains a math problem to two high school math students. n rx w.. - ., 1 .,, i H54 fb' l'? T X Af!!! Mfffl' Mr. Gesin explains the basic fundamental every good driver Iifffif fIU6',4l70lV Driver education classes provide the best means by which the student, under expert guidance, can acquire the basic attitudes, concepts, habits and skills that are needed by the good citizen driver. It emphasizes that being a good driver requires the same qualities of good judgment and cooperative attitude that are needed to be a good citizen. P1W'5'!6'f4l 1500634 fill! The Physical Education Deparunenthas the following principal aims. flj To develop a strong, healthy, well-coordinated body and an alert mind so that each student will be both physically and mentally equipped to gain and retain an education that will lead to a long and Successful career. Q23 To provide whole- some activities of play and recreation thatwill stimulate interest and participation in the de- velopment of skills and knowledge. CBJ To develop poise and muscular movement essen- tial in developing a well-coordinated body. These driver education students take depth perception and reaction time test as a part of their training. if :ung- These Agriculture IV boys are learning where the best in steak comes from. sw-F -- I ,I-, ff-- --r-tau U izrggzstzjzz . I, - W, Record books are important to any business. These boys learn how im- portant it is to keep accurate records even down on the farm. V06'f4f!0!Vf4l f46'15'!6WlfM9f The Successful Farmer of Tomorrow Is the Future Farmer of Today. Vocational Agriculture is the teaching of scientific agriculture on a vocational basis. In keeping with the principal of agriculture, the science taught is practical because learn- ing by doing is stressed. The first requirement for enrolling in agri- culture is an intense agriculture interest. Second, a desire and willingness to develop a farming program, owned andrnanaged by the student. under the supervision of the teacher and parents. These requirements are a must. The four years of agriculture instruction is based on problems in livestock, crops, soils, and farm shop. The courses offered in this department include: Vocational Agriculture I 9th Grade Vocational Agriculture II 10th Grade Vocational Agriculture H1 llth Grade Vocational Agriculture IV 12th Grade The boys at left are learning of the many publications which are available to lend assistance to their farm program. Many of these publications are made available through their department. M614 f !0!V,4l HMA' f6W!l!0fW!6'J' The courses offered in the Homemaking Depart- ment stress the value of better selection and utiliza- tion of food, clothing and leisure time in our daily lives. Ultimate goals for each student who enrolls in these courses are good health and a well-developed personality. Training in family life education is stres sed so that each student may learn to live more satis- factorily. This department offers basic training that may be applied to many professions and vocations, such as nursing, dietetics, industrial demonstration, interior decoration. styling and modeling, dressmaking, and commercial food service. Each of the following courses offers one credit each semester: Home Ec. Il - - - - - Sophomores Home EC. H1 ' - -- - - Juniors HOITIC EC. IV ' ' ' ---- Seniors What s wrong. Yevonne? Did Angelia make vou cut vour dress wrnnc? Eve Meisner, demonstrating a cake for the Home Ec. HI class. Horne Economics IV girls finishing their gar- ments for the style show. .4 Wilma Nading, right, trainee an Frank's Drive- ln, practices cash register technique with another DE I student, Natalie Hulsey. T'T.' , I-' gas df 1' 1 WA -.. 495' i 5 Rick Blackburn, DE I, trainee at Farris Department Store, talking over study projects with Marlene Bickel, DE I. 1 U!J7f?!6'!!!' M' LCIUMWWV Distributive education is a part of the vo- cational training program provided by the Broken Arrow High School for juniors and seniors who are interested in entering the various fields of business distribution upon graduation. This training program establishes a co- operative relationship between the school and business, whereby the student trainee attends regular classes in the morning, andhas a part- time occupation for the afternoon. One hour each day the student attends the DE class where he studies related subjects such as proper job attitudes, getting along with people, selling techniques, merchandise information, advertising, and display.Inaddi- tion to this class, the student is enrolled in two or three other regular high school classes. All DE students are members of the DE Clubs of America. The club has various pro- jects and activities throughout the year. The two highlights of the year are the vocational banquet, sponsored co-operatively by all the vocational departments, and the annual DE convention which usually lasts three days. Mr. Clarence Oliver supervises the make up of class projects in DE I. W-ati Sr A u .uz !!l!I!!J'ff7!,4 01934 f!fl!6' The drafting student at right is reproducing his drawing which he has just completed. Industrial Drafting is an advanced study of Mechanical Drawing which teaches the student to make more complete and advanced technical drawings. It offers practical experiences in machine, structural, architectural, aircraft and marine drafting. The student will have ex- perience in making and reading blue prints and ozlid prints. This course is a prerequisite to engineering courses in college and may develop an in- dustrial vocation as a skilled draftsman. Four years is required to complete this course. -.,f-If - e as - r 1 ,ii .'v':.t ' ' -VI W ' time-'V f' -f'.'.7 .' .' ., ,-4 1? Below Mr. Bob Remington explains the solution to a particularly trying problem to drafting student Mike Stearns. YW Here too much equipment is involved in the proper drafting procedure. Don Rosamond takes one of the drawing instruments from the board to prepare an assignment. All of the drafting instruments are available and their use is learned both in theory and practice as the student progresses in his course of study. r At right Bob Boucher displays some of his handiwork that he has made in PHA courses over the last two years. Much practical practice is given these boys in doing much of the plumbing work for the school system. Below a sophomore student draws a diagram of the PHA building in preparation for an assignment. PZWWHXXVH H54!7!V6' All!! Alf? 6W!l!I!!70!l!!fl!6' Classroom study is necessary even in vocational classes. At left Mr. Frank Cleere explains the theory which these boys will later put into practice. This subject consists of the basic fundamentals of the three occupations suggested in the title pltmibing, heating, and air conditioning. Students study the theory of refrigera- tion and its application in commercial and household refrigerators and in air- conditioning equipment. Practical study materials and projects are used to develop vocation in these three fields. flf67!zW!l!!6'.5' At right Hal Helm and Robert Vogt are working on a laboratory experiment which involves making phase shift measurement. This is only one of many experi- ments which electronics students are required to per- form daily. Below electronics instructor Mr. John Talbot explains the theory of circuits to his class. This is a necessary phase of classroom procedure. The students will later put this theory into actual practice. r '- 'fq At right we see much of the electronic test equip- ment which is used in the teaching of correct electronic procedure. Students learn the proper use of this equip- ment as a part of their regular training in electronics classes. They also learn the importance of being stu-e and not trusting to chance. 'Ihis course is designed to train in the theory and application of the fundamentals of electricity and electronics. The servicing of commercial appliances is only one of the many things he will be able to do. He will be able to make circuit diagrams, use common repair tools and testing equipment, become familiar with standard reference materials used by electronic technicians, and will study the fundamental principles of television and radar equipment, as well as the control systems of modern aircraft. Four years of study will be required to complete this course. -- 5' E il I - T 4. W-.. 'll' -' 1- - - '- -' ef-' ! 4 ' 'le -A , if 3352 lff-fl ,. . W mg L 'r '. . F i ! xiii, U I jigysvif ' L3 H The Library, under the able direction of Mrs. Farl Lynn serves as the center of academic activity for our high school4 In the library we have open stacks, pleasant surroundings, and able assistance for the student who wishes to study, read for pleasure, or do research. The library has all the information needed for most reports and research themes a student will be assigned to do. It also offers a well-rounded selection of reading material for the majority of students. All books except the encyclopedias and a few special reference books may be checked out for use outside the library. These books can be used in the library only. !!6'fi'f415'l' At left is a scene from Tuesday night in the high school library. Our library is always open on Tuesday night and it becomes a time for reports, reading, and general homework where references are needed. Open Stacks enable Monty Evans to decide for himself which reference would be best suited for his report. At left is a portion of the library science class which is offered each semester to those students who are interested. This course is designed to enable the student to learn more about the functions of the library and about the vast amount of information contained on the library shelves. All librarians are urged to take this course. , QRS .EX X ,5- 4 ,1LilfQiWDII A1Ylfl11lI SPIIIEQT il11gl1Srl1 n ul -Cyp - :L ,I . 'E ' N. f':j' 'ii-,L ., H. V v- fi -gpm, 0.-rnlarxx Arrum V A -1:,.Zg,i?fi'f'f' j Qhhlglllmuq mfs. 4- ', m. 4. ..4: 2,:.-.4 lgalviug rulnplrtrh in a safiufarhlrg llliillllfl' Hp' rrgulaur Qumran' nf -Svtnhzg as prrarrilrrh fur Hp' lfiglg Srlgnul Urgmrhnruf is rniitlrh in rcrriur iiyin 'Dtpiunm bg nrhrr ufil1r'lln'n-h nf Yfhnrwfinn RONNIE METZGER President ZONDRA KIRK Secretary I Y 5 ' x ,Q,1,L+l' P u T i r wx M , W W .V , f UF 'll w ,. E if 6'f!V!0f? Ufflffif JK.. 4' LA WRENCE PENSE Vice -President MA RD ENA WYNN Treasurer 'Q 1' -M 1 3 OANN ARNOLD cience Club2g Future Home- akers of America 3. PA ULA ARNOLD Pep Club 1gAlternate Cheer- leader 1: President lg Art Club 2g Spanish Club 2g Future Homemakers of A- merica 1. ,V 1. , r. ' 1 VIDA ALLEN Band 3. RODNEY ARMSTRONG Junior Class Treas.: Annual Attendantg Art Club 3g Sci- ence Club 2g Technical E- lectronics Club 2g Football 3g Wrestling 2g Track 2. .T AMES BECK Annual lg Technical Elec- tronics Club 2g Football 3g Wrestling 3. NORMAN BEVARD Trades and Industry Club 3. mpg I 1 'JWHE rr rr ' V ur I 29,5 9 J 't.'E..,Eri.'.'. 'T 3g..,3 jr 14 1 - , . -' - - ,, , ' q 5 ' Q -w ' IJ. t I ., c 'T-' ' 2' 5, , ' ' 17' 2 ii- f ' + ' I l .VA -1 - 1 'lf . A ii: 1-,F , ' ff fd' ll '1 --- ., . rg-.r.i5' , X65 rf, -- . - if' ff -. in ' V-rg ., . . Q LUTHER ARNOLD Art Club 2: Distributive Ed- ucation Club lg Football lg Basketball 2g Baseball 3 PAT BAYLESS Nat'l. Honor Society 3, Sec- retary lg Student Council l, Secretary lg Junior Playg Soph. Playg H.M.S. Pinaforeg Gondoliersg White House Conf.g Sr. Prom Hostess: Pep Club 3: Cheerleader 3, Co-Head Cheerleader lg Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 3g Annual 1, Bus. Mgr. lg Art Club 3, Treas. Spanish Club lg Science Symposium 1. , W as , JOAN BLEDSOE Pep Club lg Glee Club lg Future Teachers of America lg Future Business Leaders of America 1. BOB BOWDEN Junior Class Presidentg Sophomore Vice- Presidentg Student Council lg Office Staff lg Art Club lg Spanish Club lg Science Club lg Football 2. l 5 RICK BLACKBURN Speech Play lg Art Club lg Future Teachers of A- merica lg Football 2g Wrest- ling 2g Baseball 2g Track 2. MARY LEE BLEDSAW Future Teachers of America lg Future Homemakers of America l. l 1 PHILLIP BROOKS Band 3, Vice-President lg Stage Band 3: Baseball 1. SAMMY BRIGHT Future Farmers of America 3g Trades and lndustry Club l: Audio Visual l. BOB BOUCHER Trades and Industry Club 3. JUDY BRADY Nat'l. Honor Society 3, His- torian l, Reporter lg Student Council 3, Vice-President 1: Soph. Play H.M.S. Pina- foreg Gondoliersg Band 2g Pep Club lg Vice-Pres. lg Mixed Chorus 3g Glee Club lg Tiger Tales lg Editor lg Grad. Usherette '6lg Art Club 3, Parliamentarian lg Thespian Society lg Science Club lg Sec. lg Science Symposium. RAYMOND BROWN Football 2: Wrestling 1: Track 1. LEE BUNCH Band 33 Technical Electron- ics Club lg Distributive Ed- ucation Club 2. BETTY BROWN NORMA BROWN Glee Club lg Library lg Pep Club 3: Glee Club'2: Future Hornemakers of A- Future Teachers of America 1 rnerica 3. lg Future Business Leaders r V LINDA CLEETON Student Council lg Soph. Play: Band 35 Mixed Chorus lg Science Club 2g Future Teachers of America3:Sec- retary lg Futtue Business Leaders of America 1. of America lg Future HOIHC- it makers of America 1. SUE COFFELT Glee Club lg Library lg Spanish Club lg FutureHome- makers of America 3: Dis- tributive Education Club 2. .TIMMIE BRUCE Pep Club lg Future Horne- makers of America 3. GARY CLAXTON Band 33 Future Farmers of America 3g Football 3: Track 1. w J JW it 71,4 V - PAUL COLLINS Art Club 1: Football 3: Bas- ketball 3: Baseball 2. DICK COOK Spanish Club 3: Football 3: Basketball 3: Track 2. LA DONNA COSPER Sophomore Teasurer: Na- tional Honor Society 3, Sec- l., lk.. -1 TOMMY COLLIER Art Club 1. , , retary 1, Treasurer 1: Jun- ior Play: Sophomore Play: Band 3, Majorette 3: Annual Staff 2, Editor l: Thespian Society 2, Secretary 1: Fu- ture Teachers of America 2: Future Business Leaders of America 2, President 1: State Treasurer:Distributive Education 2, Historian 1, Secretary l, State Secretary 1: White House Conference 1: Hostess Vocational Ban- quet. YEVONNE COLLIER Glee Club 2: Annual Staff 1: Future l-lornemakers of America 3: Song Leader 1. lf. Q I 'I : H L J-'JL . JN Xp, Q Q p 1 .xi if , ., Wil, Q Q in f y r ' lx Pgfjaa lf: -P RK, t Q. N iifif 77 l . 7y.j'7:'f'. A A V . 1 ?g.fs2f ' fe2- A 'la rf! 5 ,ff 9-Qgzf, ' :P l l ,.'-'S,,jZ..:'1E'55i 3 1 'Qi' J 1:1 -li.. SHERI CROSS Sophomore Play: Operetta 1: Band Attendant l: Future Homemakers of America Attendant 1:FootballAttencl- ant 1: Band 3, Majorette 3. AVA COOK Sophomore President: Junior Secretary: Pep Club 1, Co- Head Cheerleader 1: Annual Staff 1: Spanish Club 3: Future Homemakers of A- merica 1. LINDA COPPINGER Student Council 1, President 1: Junior Play: Sophomore Play: Spanish Club 2: Sci- ence Club l: Speech Club 3: Debate 3: National For- ensic League 3, Chaplain 1: Future Teachers of A- merica 2, Chaplain l. '.' ' - um: H 'ciwggirx 9 MIKE DAMERON Art Club 2g Spanish lg Track 2. LEON DAWSON Football 3: Track 1. BILL CROW BERTHA CROZIER Tcchnrcal Elcctrorucs Club PCP Club 2. C3166 Club 2. lg Football '25 Basketball lg Future Teachers of Amer- Wrestling 2g Baseball lg ica 1. Track 1. DOLORES DILL MARTHA DIXON Future Busmcss Leaders of Pep Club 3, Spanish Club AI'I1CfiC21 1: Future HOTDC- 2: Future Teachgrg of A- IUHRGFS of AIUCHCH 1: Dis- merica lg Future Business tributive Education Club 1. Leaders of America lg Fu- ture I-lomemakers of Amer- 1ca 1. 1 'UW MARY DAVIS Band 3g Future Homemakers of America 3. LORETTA DETMER Band 3, Colorguard 25 Mixed Chorus lg Office Staff lg Art Club 25 Future Teach- ers of America lg Future Homemakers of America 1. J r -rf 3. 59,4 r SUE DOTSON National Honor Society lg Sophomore Class Playg Jun- ior Class Playg Speech Play lg Band 3g Stage Band 2g Annual Staff lg National Forensic League 2g Thes- pians 2, Junior Board Mem- ber lg Spanish Club lg Sci- ence Club 3g Future Teach- ers of America 3, Librarian l. . f e'a'.1Tl ', ' WANDA EDWARDS ' ' gi' . gg 'C v y ' . 3 Pep Club 2g Glee Club ig g ',i5,S ' .344 Future Teachers of America W fi, . li Future Homemakers of ' -Q America 3. 'HW qi . ' .' V IR .xl ful - r' vx X 1 HH' 1 ORN Ox Il' m f VNNXFXN T' rr r r .xxx :XX,r ' . K A CHARLES FINKEL Sophomore Playg Operetta lg Band 3g Art Club 3, Vice-President lg Thespian lg Future Teachers of A- merica lg Football 3g Wrest- ling 3. ra L fm rr, .. r r W m 'w as rr -,,m.r .T EAN EASLEY Pep Club lg Future Teach- - ers of America l.. ,sn-. FRANK EW TON Trade and lndustry Club 1. .TANICE FISHER Sophomore Play Usheretteg Junior Play Uslieretteglvlixed Chorus lg Glee Glub lg Annual StafflgFuture Teach- ers of America lg Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica l. . - - . T., .5-,-,- ,' ' v,i,p7 . .- ,K-. EARLENE Fosrrsrz ROBIN FOSTER A ,1 Pep Club 3g Office lg Fu- Future Business Leaders of 7 . ture Homemakers of Amer- America 1. 5 - ica 3. RICHARD GAINES Technical Electronics Club 2g Football 1. LILA GRAGG Pep Club 4g Future Home- makers of America 3. ..t- 41 V., KATHY FRIEND GARY FULPS Pep Club lg Glee Club lg Junior Playg Speech Playg Library 3g Future Ilome- Prom l-lost '6Og Office lg makers of America l. Art Club 3g Thespians lg Future Teachers of Amer- ica lg Football 3, Captain lg Basketball 3g Baseball 33 Track 2. I 4 1 1 Cl IARLES HARPER PI-IILLIP HARROLLE Trades and Industry Club Spanish Club 2 Science 3 Footb'1ll3 Wrcstl1ng3 Club 2 Technical Elec Tmck 2 tronics Club 'V . fr I OE GANN Aff Clllb 1: Spanish -Club lg Wrestling l. DONNA HARLAN Student Council lg Pep Club lg Mixed Chorus 4g Glee Club 4g Tiger Tales Staff lg Office lg Future Horne- makers of America 23 Dis- tributive Education 1. PATSY l-IICKS Band 33 Glee Club l: An- nual Staff lg Office 131:11- ture Teachers of America 1: Future Homemakers of America 1. NA TALIE HULSEY Future Teachers of America lg Future Homernakers of America lg Future Business Leaders of America 13 4-H Club 2g Distributive Educa- tion Club 1. DAVID L. HEFFRON Band 3g Spanish Club 17 Science Club 3, President lg Technical Electronics Club 3, President 1. JOY CE IENNINGS Pep Club 2g Operetta lg Mixed Chorus 25 Glee Club lg Library lg Future Teach- ers of America 2: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 1. KAY HICKEN Pep Club 2. RONNY JOHNS Science Club 3g Technical Electronics Club 2. SHELLA IAIOFF Pep Club lg Spanish Club 2g Future Homemakers of America 3. RAY JACKSON Operetta 2g Mixed Chc 2g Art Club 3, Trea: lg Future Teachers of merica lg Trade and Ind try Club lg Football 3g B ketball 23 Track 3. FLOYD I ONES i.M.S. PinaforegGondoliersg ixed Chorus 3: Annual lg iger Tales Staff 1, Co- .ditor 1. SHERYL ,TUSTUS Pep Club 15 Mixed Chorus '25 Glee Club lg Annual lg Tiger Tales Staff lg Fu- ture Teachers of America lg Future Homemakers of America 3. 'WL-'3i1'l:i.W' rv' I 1 1 - rr -V ,far r , ' 1 rl ,V l'I 1.x ry'-Hr, '- , . nl ,r rv Y' , 11 Cl-IRISTEEN JOHNSON .TAMIE JOHNSTON Future Homernakers of A- ,Itmior Class Reporter: Pep merica 3. Club 3, President 1: Library lg Future Teachers of A- merica 1. -If JUDY .TONES Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 2g Future Hornernakers of America 1. ZONDRA KIRK Nat'1. Honor Society 3, Par- liamentarian lg Student Council lg Soph. Class Sec- retary: .T r. Class Vice- Pres.: Sr. Class Secretary: I r. Play H.M.S. Pinaforeg Band Queen Attendant: Band 3g Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 37 Of- fice 23 Science Club 1: Thespians lg Future Teach- ers of America 3, Pres. 1, State Vice-Pres. 1g Fu- ture Business Leadersof A- merica 2, Sec. 1. LARRY LEMON PAT LENARD Band 35 Distributive Educa- Future Homemakers of A- tion Club lg Football 33 Bas- merica 2. ketball 3g Baseball 3. DAVID MCDARIS Band 3: Distributive Educa- tion Club 23 Industrial Draft- ing Club 2: Football 3: Bas- ketball Bg Track 2. CHARLOTTE MAINARD Future Hornemakers of A- 'M merica 2. TRACY LOYD Sophomore Class Play: ,T un- ior Class Play: Speech Play: Speech 2: Band 3g Art Club 25 Thespians Club 3: Sci- ence Club 3g Technical E- lectronics Club 33 Basket- ball 1. LE.',,, KAREN MAPLES Student Council lg Speech Playg Mixed Chorus 3: Band 3: Annual lg Office lg Fu- ture Teachers of America 1g Future Business leaders of America lg Future Home- makers of America 1. I OE LUNDY Junior Class Play: Art 25 Dis tributive Education Clu lg Football 2: Baseball lg Wrestling 2: Track 1. BRUCE MARTIN Band 33 Stage Band lg Sci- ence Club 2g Technical E- lectronics Club lg Wrest- ling 2. -1 1 X ROLLAND MCDARIS Band 35 Future Teacher of America lg Future Farme of America 35 President 1 Football 13 Basketball 1 DWIGHT MANN Sophomore Class Play: ,T un- ior Class Play: Future Far- mers of America 2g Dis- tributive Education Club 1. ILLAIN MARTIN uture Homemakers of A- erica 1: Pep Club 1: Art lub 1: Future Business aders of America 1. ANDRA MAXFIELD library Staff l:Future Home- akers of America 3. DEE ANN MARTIN Sophomore and ,Tunior Plays , Business Manager: Speech Play: Band 3: Mixed Chorus 1:- National Forensic League 1: Thespians 1: Future Teachers of America 1: Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 1: Future Home- makers of America 1, Par- liamentarian 1. JOYCE METZGER GARY MARTIN Future Farmers of America 3: Distributive Education Club 1. RONNIE METZGER .Tllniof Class Play- SPeeCh Seruor Class President, Band THOMAS MASHBURN Trades and Industry Club 3. I ACK MAXWELL Spanish Club 1: Technical Electronics Club 1, Vice- President 1: Football 3: Wrestling 2. PHY? Future Homemakers 3, Sta e Band 2- Science . ' 3 ' 0fAff1ef1C-1 3' Club 1: Future Farmers of America 8, Secretary 1, President 1. BE'I'H NORTHRIP ROGER PARKER Future Farmers of America 2. EUGENE VANN MIKE NILL Distributive Education Club Band 3g .Spanish Club lg I. Football 3: Baseball 3. TWYLAH PEARSON LAWRENCE PENSE Office lg Library 3. Senior Vice - Presidentg Spanish Club 33 Science Club 2: Future Business Leaders of America lg Foot- ball Manager lg Basketball Manager 1. 'nu -- - f. Y EH. UI' ' KAY OGLE Distributive Education Club lg Pep Club lg Art Club lg Future Homemaker of A- merica 3. DONNA PAYNE Glee Club 1: Future Teach- ers of America 1: Future Homemakers of America CARL PITCI IFORD Student Council l: Soph- omore Class Play: Speech Play: Gondollers: Mixed Chorus 2: Annual 1: Office Staff 1: Art Club 3, Pres- ident 1: Thespians 2,Span- ish Club 2, Parlianrentarian 1: Future Teachers of Anter- ica 1: Future Business lead- ers of America 1. LORETA POOL Mixed Chorus 3: Glec Club 2: Annual 2, Future Business Leaders of America 3: Fu- ture llomemakers of Amer- ica 2. rg 5' 'r rf'-': r ' if -'--4 DA VID PHILLIPS Junior Class Play: Speech Play 2: National. Forensic League 3: Thcspian Society l: Science Club 1. BEVERLY PIGUET Junior Class Play, Business Manager: Sophomore Class Play, Business Manager: Band 3: Annual 1: Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica 1. r LARRY PORTERFIELD Student Council 1: Span- ish Club 1, Science Club 1: Distributive Education Club 1, Treasurer J: Bas- ketball 1: Baseball 2. JERRY RALLS Annual Staff 1: Distributive Education Club l: Wrestling l. 2' if r l 433' jr if lg RUBY PITCOCK Office Staff 1: Library 1 Future Homemakers of A- merica 1 . SHARON POPLIN Library staff 1: Future Teachers of America 1. SHARON RHOADES Band 3g Future Teachers of America lg Future Business Leaders of America lg Future Homemakers of America 35 Distributive Education,His- torian l. .TACK ROSS Sophomore Playg Junior Playg Speech Play: Band 35 Na- tional Forensic League 3g Thespians lg Football lg Basketball 3: Track l. M A RY RA N KIN Band 3: Future Teachers of America 1. LEE SCHOEFFLER Junior Playg Speech Play 2: Band 3g Stage Band lg Drum Major lg National For- ensic League 3, President 33 'Ihespians lg Science Club 33 Wrestling lg Base- ball 3. GARY REYNOLDS Junior Play: Thesplans lg Football l, Baseball lg Sci- ence Club l. GARY SEABOLT Mixed Chorus 3g Distribu- tive Education Club 2. alqf' avi' IIAZEL ROSAMOND Library 2. DUANE ROSSER Future Farmers of America 35 Trade and lndustry Club 3. is 5' VERNON STANLEY Speech Play 1: Foot- ball lg Basketball 1: Baseball 1. PAULA STEPHENS Band 3: Mixed Chorus 1: Annual Staff 1: Fut- ure Teachers of Am- erica 1: Future Business Leaders of America 1: Future Homemakers of America 1. GAYLE SHANKS National Honor Society 1: Junior Play Cast: Speech Play Cast: Basketball Attendant 2: Band 3, Color Guard 3: Thespians 1: Science Club 1, Vice- President 1: Future Teachers of America 2: Future Bus- iness Leaders of Amer- ica 2, Treasurer 1. .iv INA SUMMERS Mixed Chorus 2: Glee Club 2: Newspaper 1, Co- Editor 1: Future Teachers of America 1: Future Business Leaders of America 1: Future Homemakers of America 3. LINDA SINGER Pep Club 3: Spanish 3: Future Teachers of America 1: Future Business Leaders of America 1. CATHLEEN TAMMEN Band 3: Science Club 2: Future Teachers of America 1. A CHARLENE STARNES Pep Club 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Library Staff 2: National Forensic League 1: Speech Club 1: Future Teachers of America 3: Future Business Leaders of A- merica 1: Future Hom e- rnakers of America 1. NANCY STURM Pep Club 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 3: Annual 1: News- paper 1: Future Teach- ers of America 1: Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 1: Future I-Iomemakers of Amer- ica 2. 1 o RAY WARREN Future Farmers of A- merica 4, Sentinel 2: Football 29 Basketball 2: Baseball 1: Track 1. BOB WEEKS Spanish lg Industrial Drafting Club lg Foot- ball 3g Basketball 1. ROBERT VOGT Science Club lg Elec- tronics Club 3, Treas- urer 1. GA RY WA GNER Band 35 Future Farmers of America 4, Vice- President 1, Reporter lg Football 2. CA ROLE WA TKINS Pep Club lg Future I-lomemakers of Amer- ica 3. LARRY WILSON ROGER WILSON Spanish 2g Science 1: Wrestling 3: Track 2. MARDENA WYNN Senior Class Treasurer: Mixed Chorus 3: Glee Club 3: Gondoliers Cast: Office Stafflg Future Business Leaders of America 1, Future Teachers of America 1. Spanish 2: Trades and Industry Club 2: Foot- ball 3: Basketball 25 Wrestling lg Track 2. 1 Three dignified Seniors, right, Pat CONNIE BAKER Bayless, Tracy Loyd, and loretta Detmer consent to talk to a junior, Carol Meyer, How do you rate Carol? Steadies Donna Cosper and .Tack Ross David McDaris, Charles Harper, and Larry Lemon, and Miami Football pause for that last word before basket- Game plus ten minutes. Tough game boys, but we won. ball practice. Does Coach approve of this I ack? Below Seniors Zoudra Kirk and Floyd .Tones accept their certificates as Students of today. They were elected by members of the local Masonic Dodge. Mr. Jackson of the local lodge makes the presentation. sal t-, -FF '1' 61 Q Beverly Piguet thought they said look in- stead of duck. Pat Bayless checks her patch as Suzie Hudson looks on. At right is the sign which will linger long in the memories of the Senior Class. 'lhe Home of the Tiger will not soon be forgotten by any of us. Basketball Queen Miss Sheri Cross, left, poses for the photographer just prior to her Coronation. Number l photographer assistant lor etta Detmer at right checks on the number of flash bulbs yet available. K Floyd .T ones and Gary Fulps entertain the seniors at the Christmas Party. What was that song fellows? . ,V u- .5 '1'-'Nu Q T 5' 5, -S H x, QUHED 'tae ,gr ti f X 1 ' ' in ,, , QRS 1 v H' ,, Sv H W W' 1125? 'N W ,xl fm, -' , ' J Wigsizeagff , ghgigssami N ' 55233225234- NM. , Sex ' X , ,, L,g.Q!g1E1Q,, ',fi1!fX,af1'iH-iw' 1. 'Ql!b1'Qi5fEQ?iHe ff W ,, M mg! , if , V ' X w my 353912 H ww X Xugva MWF , W N , xg gm Vwfzffzm, M , M A Y. 1 2 E Xxx W . .wg im ,X X , ,wx I E.: , g X , W H M 1 , Q H N ,v . -'gall ' f. 0 ,:,s?M.-V' W-,, F ir. A .+I H ..'.!D -.. A , 5 - , X? 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Ray Ross Kenneth Sawyer Nancy Scott Carolyn Shahar W Mary Stafford Charles Mike Stearns Wynona dney Steinm etz -ewayne Stockton 'anda Swim like Taylor it-3' .2-' . .f-.- QY, if 5, ! ..-4 si-. t ' ., I.: ,ka Il -A I V If-sy X 1 'aff'-.f 'gf ' f www - uf' '59 It Q :W P 3 3 iw' , Y lic' ' ' 'tif gfh dl rs-ff M 'Q Q' John Updike John Vanaman Tommy Vance Linda Vann Linda Vaughn Gwendolyn Wagner Jonette Weeks Julia Whitley argare Wilderman vid Willhite yliss Williams ean Wilson is of ff' -X Sharon Stephens Biggersl we :old you to stay out of that candy box. They cost a nickel apiece eh! Anglen? Fibber McGee's Closet? Nope just .To Ann McDouga1s Locker, She is trying to find her English book. Three giants and a midget--They are Linda Lawhorn, Jennifer Ray, and Jeannette Lentz as the giants. Petite Jackie Brown is the Midget. C P Q, U I -, ,, -3 . i n W V ' k U, i J' N J i , i iL'ug,if1,- 4'il'BS'r'w1f f .3.r?:.:5r .1-if - B. A'-1. 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V, ,,, .O 19399 SUKHM ------ - - - .LN'ElCIISEIHd som druswiuvta Srqqaa -- ----- mvmraas 12-'IUOGCI A1191 ------------ - ---- ---- .L Naclrszma SHJJXJJU .5'5'W.7 JHUWUHUWJ' 1911515 PIPUOH 1291011111115 Kpueg Bruce Anderson Wayne Baker Sharon B11ss1t Bruce Karen Cash N Il l. PA . -4 5 I B 1 Jimmy Anderson .7 H Ji 'Q 5' 4, A S ', XL .L Pudgy Burnett Carl Brandt Gary Bohanan James Cheek 4 IQ ,. A. , I 71 1 ,Je A 4' fu 1 Jon Arnold - n,,n ,Q 1. Vivian Beaver Iunmy Bally Janlce David Beverly Debbie Blankenship Tom Brown Boudinot Ronald Cherry Roger Bruce Charles Bowles Zollie Christian Dennis Brumley Tommy Diane Clindining Connie Davidson Billy Deatherage Loutitia Denison 01 i Vikki Dodson ' r gi .5 1 ' W' Q, I! 5 I Karen Dodd Marsha Dyer , M - , 1, 1 '-I UQ1 ' y. lv X 4- L 5 ,f ri t . ,E I ls. L 15151 .mvi .iff v-.h s ji! f J A- Mike Edwards Odell Edwards Janie Fash . 13 X A. 5, ,pf f Larry Deonier Af . H, -1 , -w ,, W 1 Nancy Dyer IQ? lr, 'ef Linda Fields ,W fi x J' Teddy Detmer Carolyn Edwards K . Sandra Fields 977 . Cheryl Fischl Nomia Foster r ' 3 .IN Ronnie Fletcher Larry Gaines Mike Friberg Ester Gatewood Loyd Foster Ursalene Graham Mary Ann Foster Jimmy Green Carol Haddox Kay Harper Patty Hood 4, ! I if ,l Linda Jarrard Pat Johnston nl Al fl K ff' rf - ,fir ' '? 'I 4-I .K tx' ,JW A , 9' - ' ' ' . I , 'If' el x 1 ' ' X X 3 'ltr' - U M I 'J L ' 1, iff -N -1,135 'N .-, . . ' .,, l A ,M A ' E, .Pzlfsgri I: Loyd Hall Carl Hamilton Pat Harrell Pamela Haney Joy Hoop er Nancy Howard Nora Jennings Pat Jones Richard Johnston Sharon Johnston -' LLB? - 1 , ,4Li,, Vicki Hamilton Sue Harp Jerry Hash Kay Hobbs Linda Huggins Alvin Hughes Sammy Roberts Bronwyn Johns Kathy Keele Stanley Kelly Pat Kelly Don Killian Ester Lepper Jeff Lester K .5-la J - . , My sr, , Y . jf , 15 o' QQ 43? ' , , l 4- v:':' J, 'I' W V 1 A A xr Ji. 1 ' - A a 5 Q lc IL L: :ax ' rm ' Barbara Landrith 6 IL As' ' in f..'4 t. Y S . Roy ' Lowrey 9..,., Russel Martin Grace Mankins Jackie Mashburn Sally McPherson John McTague Clayton Mitchell Donna Moore A w: ' u , 'ff . - it A ff uf 4 1 If --: ' '1,-'Fw . If .:f-' 4 yz -' ' ,'..' ,- :E',.-1:1 ,ii . Ti ' Danny Metzger Johnny Moore Z HO O Q A . l 0 X f A 1, 'fu ',' . ,. . .. Wesley Lawson Linda LeGate Q 'if '11 Brent Martin Kathy Martin Ya we ,t S. X Es . 11 Tommy Mashburn Carolyn Maxfield Janice Miller Jimmy Mills Richard Moon Myrna Monroe Ronnie Morgan Darryl Murphy Judy Murry K21rO1yH NieS J- X Pat O' Donnell Rayburn Pitcock vis Nomra Rosamond Billy Smith Sharon Parker 44 . J , fr 5? Joann Parr Richard Perry Norma Risenhoover Sammy Roberts Gary Robertson K . J- F f he 1 2-LL' r- v Vernon Rosamond LaDonna Smith Allen Rosser Evelyn Schauffler Sharon Sprinkle Della Snider ' . ,VZ , 7 5 ' 3' X I 1 , A . ,, ,- 1f.'.4,g.-Eg 4 Benny Nicholson Beckie Phillips r ' ,X x 3 fQ.:?i . i vi 'I ' I Ed Robson Marilee Steinberg Norma Storm Norman Storm 17 r ,,4 V 7 O .Q '23 HIQV P W Ur' ':' x f r Q4 J ' iekggflyf ' 1 X . .'L Phyliss Tom pson Terry Trueiove Dorothy Warren Watts Sandra white Wanda Billby -.- QW' sq:- 1:-' by ,,- J, A ' ., 'ef M Marsha Wilson Eric Wynn A '! ' 'L -3 fr Iv .sf I X .Q' 'l. D011 Sl11'l'lITlC!S Johnnie Waggener W 2:4 we 'ri w 1' I' I , Mark Wayne Wanda Wiley I I Kathy Porter 0' - . . d - .. 5 Q K' 5 h kr ,fx Mike Swafford Kathy Wagner Linda Webb Randy Tompkins Carol Waltrip Stanley Wenzel Barbara Williamson Keith Wilson Paula Stephens Joyce McDaniel QNENT5 X f ff ff RV 'X 44, if f N Jaw - Q f A Q36 b J .V I' fl!! Q. 60,966 A C? , X fffrffi A, Q76 'ao 906. kj 1 X! , ,,,' xxx! 'ip 4 QG6' Q! J . K ,ya cw 'Fic Gm LII A K N-fy O f 'QJJO X Q I ff gf 'fg:QV9i', ' Q CA 432: M 2 'ik x ff? l 11' Q' ' '35 G X ' '53, G01 6, e. , W ff - 2 j-- .A V fx?-v ff!! R. J'f9N l4 ' X x f ,o The halls are once more congested with students Mr. Fred Gesin discusses the procedure for the pep searching for that first hour classroom. 1961-62 is of- rally for the first game of the season with the Tigerette ficially launched. cheerleaders, .STHUUZ UPHVJ' 1405. 26' 1.967 'J F11 The most decorated car in the victory parade was driven by David Hef- fron. Have you got that spirit? Yeah Man! The tiger Members of the 1962 football squad sit in the place cheerleaders cheer the team on to victory. of honor at the opening pep rally. 55 , J 4, Q k-.a4xV 4 w n Til F. T. A. members assisted the teachers with open house. Many worried f?J parents wanted to talk with Mr. Seals, Nov. 8, 1961. Paula Bean and Archie Acree made sure the math teacher! that everyone registered. ,4Mf15'!6'f4!lf fIU6'f4!7WI! Wifi? Lieutenant - Governor George Nigh spoke at the dedication of the new auditorium. He was very popular in Broken Arrow! Mr. Stephenson and Loretta Detmer admire the new Mr. Baldwin and members of the school board surround auditorium, whose dedication was the highlight of Amer- Lieutenant-Governor Nigh. ican Education Week. J' 4 UL! 'y .SU 1 gn Seated: JoAnn McDougal, Jenny Smithg Jeannette Lentz, Helen Ludlowg Surilda Hudson, Lucy Smithg Erlene Laney, Miss Jonas, Sue Lott, Bride. Standing: Paul Hicks, Raybong Curtis Chubb, Cecil: Tommy Moore, Eddg Charles Kendrick. Papa: Barbara Jones, Motherg Monty Evans, Hughg Martha Baumer, Alyeneg Carol Meyer, Janette: Archie Acree, Jeffery Coleg Joe Couch, Groom. fbff WV!!! H145 5' P!:'f.5'f!Vf.5' P1484 WAS' 14 Pfi'f46'Hf6' DECEMBER 1, 1961 AndIbroughta jar of home made sour kraut. U'-bl Papa Was a Preacher is the delightful story of the family of Rev. Edwin Porter. It is set in a small west Texas town and deals with the humorus incidents in the lives of the preacher's family and the celebration of the Porters' twenty- fifth anniversary. They are to repeat their wedding vows be- fore the church as a part of the celebration, but a camera- carrying spinster and a dance called the Buzzard Lope almost wreck the household before the good Reverend and Mrs. Porter can relive their wedding day. All's well that ends well and the curtain falls finally on happiness and joy as all of the family are drawn together in the sacredness of the anni- versary celebration. .fzfflffm i WMC 0147 1 1 ,rf l ' t 51: A11 -I A- , i luflnv I l V1 .H-4 ' , qi!!! V' H v W -- !A,n,gff P 1 i . . xiii- ilu.: Q' tied up in her work. Kathy Davis is struggling on Junior Work Day. , V' F ,. 2' I People who are enjoying the soft lights and sweet music of the Junior Senior Prom would never realize the effort put forth by the Junior class. Junior Work Day is the major money raising fund of the Junior Senior Prom. Gary Gage devotes his time to help finance Junior Senior Prom. Mr. Stephenson gratefully receives a check from Jennifer Ray top earner on Junior Work Day. 6'Pff6W PMK5' Cast: Chris Simmons ---------------- Park Musician Gary Reynolds - - - - - A Man with a problem Archie Acree - - - - - - Theboy with the problem Kathy Davis - - - - - - The girl with two problems Floyd .Tones - - - - - ------- Park Musician Cast: Cast: Charles Finkel - - - - - - The Duke of Ferrara .Tim Bailey -- - --- Count Giocomini Toni Brown - - - - - - Lisa, a housekeeper Carl Pitchford - - - - - - - - - - -Mario, the handyman Hi! 6'f415'lV4U0!1! Ml' 114.57 IULWESZS' 741014 I !77f1? .Tim Bailey - - Pat Harrel - - - Vicke Evans - Janice Fisher - - Linda Jarrard ---- - Sharon Stephens Gayle Shanks ---------------- William Watson - - .T ean Dorsey - - Sara White - - - Mary .Tones - - Violet Bond - - - - - - Virginia Morse - - Betty Allen Row 1: Mardena Wynn. Ray Jackson, Nancy Sturm, Larry Wilson, Clayton Mitchell, Pat Bayless, David Phillips, Judy Brady, Rick Blackburn, Barbara Jones, Floyd Jones, Gary Fulps, Carol Meyer, Nomty Evans. Row 2: Erlene Laney, Sue hott. Kathy Porter, Larry Tee1e,1na Summers, Jo Lynn Green, Porticia Mclntire, Patty Irwin, Evelyn Schoeffler, Marilee Steinberg, Sharon Sprinkle, Joyce McDaniels. Judy Mruuy, Dianne Clindining, Ronald Fischer. Carol Hudson, Carolyn Carter, Sherry Jones, Carol Haddox, Cheryl Fischl, Carole Waldrup. Joyce Jennings. Row 3: Carl Pitchford, Bill Wild, Larry Gaines, Gary Bohannon, Bob Banfield, James Cheek, Tracy Ioyd, Danny Miller, Jim Carley, JoAnn McDougal, Marsha Dyer, Sharon Parker. Connie Davidson. f019!'0lVf ff! ff? OPERETTA BY VICTOR HURBERT 'W' Try to imitate my style! Fresco. CGary Fulpsj the popular ballet master, shows the girls justhow its done. Your fortune sir? Captain Ladislaus CFloyd Jonesj has his fortune told by the fortune teller, Musette CPat Baylessj as Boris CMonty Evansy looks on. Vaninka CCarol Meyerj and Sandor CClayton Mitchellj inspect their day's gains. v,,r ...r, Miss Karen Maples, Band queen for 1962, is flanked by her two attendants, Miss Jennifer Ray, Junior and Miss Pat O'Donnel1, sophomore. Karen was crowned at the annual coronation concert February 15, 1962. At left is the coronation group of Basket- ball coronation of Sherri Cross. Miss Cross was escorted by Paul Collins. Her attendants are Nancy Miller, junior, escorted by Larry Rampey and Toni Brown, sophomore, escorted by Charles McMath. The coronation took place at halftime February 13, 1962. The coronation of the 1962 Arrow Life King and Queen took place February 22, 1962. At left is Queen Loretta Detmer and King Charles Finkel. Beside them are jtmior atten- dants Sharon Anderson and Gearld Bruner and ,Taney Fash and Stanley Keller. Mayor Bob Eskridge introduces the speaker Lt. Governor George Nigh at the Dedication of our new school- civic auditoritun. At right Lt. Governor Nigh is the featured speaker for the dedication ceremony. QQ ' ' Ll U Kenny Ragsdale takes advantage of the opportunity to add Above is the typical home basketball game crowd. This is Lt. Governor Nigh's autograph to his collection. the last home game and also the night for the coronation of the basketball queen. We are not sure this picture belongs in the special And a good time was had by all. Rick Blackburn and friends were among evems Section' but we are Sure that The Obtaining those who attended the picnic and swim party of the art club. ef This letter Wes Speeial F0 Suzie- ,s SC' lj 'Sr aleildlii 'ielll . .-- A . dnkmg Row 1: Sue Dotson, Janice Fisher, Sheryl Justus, Gayle Shanks, Judy Brady, Sheri Cross, Pat Bayless. Row 2: Floyd Jones, Carl Pitchford, Lee Schoeffler, David Phillips, Charles Finkel, Jack Ross. sffiffm PMI' Wifi Mi ffl! .SVT MMS' The boy next door CF1oyd Jonesj serenades the girl next door fPar Baylessl in the moonlight. THE CAST Mr. Smith Mrs. Smith Rose Esther Agnes Tootie Lon Grandpa Katie Mrs. Waughop Ida .Tohn Fred Lucille Mr. Dodge Mr. Duffey David Phillips Linda Coppinger Pat Bayless Donna Cosper Sheri Cross Judy Brady Charles Finkel Gary Reynolds Sheryl Justus Sue Dotson Gayle Shankes Floyd .Tones .Tack Ross .T anice Fisher Lee Schoeffler Carl Pitchford THE FAMILY - Sister Tootie Uudy Bradyl, Sister Agnes CSheri Crossj, Father John CDavid Phillipsj, Brother Lon CCharles Finkelj, Sister Rose CPat Baylessl. nt' A . 3, jx 1 4, I 'fr ' 0 '1 w U I ,- .- 1 - ' www r w lf400!V!V,4 6'0.9Pi!i' 00-.941 UZ4f0!?A4!l! JUN' 67191407 5 . M-.941 UMIJHMXV .mf Mfmv 5 1 Row 1: Jennifer Ray, Gwendolyn Wagner, Carol Meyer, Patricia Bayless, Tommy Moore, Judy Brady, Donna Cosper, Zrondra Kirk, Surilda Hudson.Row 2: Sharon Johnston, Nancy Howard, Kathy Wagner, Loutitia Dennison, Mrs. Pitson, Priscilla Dalton, Jeanette Lentz, JoAnn McDougall, Erlene Laney. Row 3: Jane McNeely, Peggy McElfresl1, Hal Helm, Curtis Chubb, larry Donier, Richard Perry, Jim Bailey, Randy Tompkins. fVf4!70!Vf4 HUIVUA' 6' 06717 I' lnstaliing officer Shirley Eakes runs through the installation with President Tommy Moore. rf' an nr The National Honor Society is composed of stu- dents who have no grade lower than B and who are elected by the faculty on the basis of Character Scholarship, leadership, and Service. 4010 sophomores, 870 Juniors and 12010 Seniors make up the National Honor Society. Surilda Hudson and Gwendolyn Wagner were the first delegates from Broken Arrow to at- tend the state NHS Convention. 95 c-'4b ,K N Ifl'j'.I I 4 40 Ir 'h , TOMMY MOORE PRESIDENT I GHEN WAQNEQ VICE-PRESIDENT u :gf , if is , 1313! I 1 I gi 'I' 45 1 R I E PAT BAYLESS Q A VT' SECRETARY I I DONNA COSPER E IA A. fb TREASURER is I , I ff f e. 'gh' H ' ,I SURILDA HUDSON ,rr H I sToRlAN qi A 1' . R ,. .u r g . JENNIFER RAY REPRESENTATIVE L I I I f f, R CAROL MEYER SOCIAL DIRECTOR ZONDRA KIRK PARLIAMENTARIAN JUDY BRADY REPORTER :WIN IRIN! li!! Jiibd, Dim ill WI!! Row 1: Jennifer Ray, Linda Cleeton, Pat Bayless, Judy Brady, Linda Coppinger, Surilda Hudson. Carol Meyer, Karen Maples, Pat O' Donnell. Row 2: Mr. Byrd, Bruce Martin, Richard Perry. Bob Bowden, Curtis Chubb, Jerry Creekmore, Mr. Seals . Officers fAll Girls This Yearly President- Linda Coppinger, Vic Secretary- Pat Bayless. .57UIf!l!f MMVI!! e- President-Judy Brady, WI V7 More and more the activity program at Broken Arrow High School is centered around the student council because it represents the entire student body. The purpose of the council is to develop student responsibility, initiative, and leadership through student participation. The responsibility of the council is to act as a coordinator in cooperation with the principal and faculty in planning and directing various school activities. The activities that come under the direction of the student council are: school bulletins, assembly programs, the student handbook, and rule for eligibility of officers of clubs, classes, and the student council. The membership of this council is made up of representatives from each of the high school classes, and representatives from various recognized clubs. rushes a- toys for Gary I-hcks 3SSlSIS Cums Chubb Wlth records over the publrc address system to provide Holrday mus1c for the students before school. l n 6'!74ff 0ff!6'f15'.5' .5'f!!Uffl!fJ' if 717047 M!! 141 I 144115167 JA!!! FLOY D JONES Masonic Student of Today LA DONNA COS PER CHARLES HARPER A11 State-A11 American Football ZONDRA KIRK Masonic Student of Today FTA State President State Treasurer Distributive Education Future Business Leaders Okla. State D,E, Queen .' J.- 'by' uf.. V Ss-': ' ff -1 f a 1. , - a-I i , -, qi f' :Aw : -f-3.'V4,ug.3sra-' Wbffff HUUJF 6'0!l!fff?f!l!6'f .4'0fWM!ffff m 5 u ws sl' my .',,' 'E 6 xr. 45? , H., Row 1: Sheri Cross, Joy Hooper, Ruwilla Parrish, Marlene Bickel, Carol Meyer, Paula Bean, Nancy Scott, Eve Miesner, Dianne Clindining, Kathy Wagner, Nancy Howard, Sharon Parker, Phyllis Thompson, Miss Paucett. Row 2: J aney Snider, Mary Sneed, Sharon Johnson, Barbara Jones, Sheryl Justus, Wanda Edwards, Sara Sneed, Natalie Hulsey, Yevonne Collier, J onette Weeks, Linda Pearce, Jan Aulbert, Jo Lynn Green, Earlene Foster, Mary Davis. Row 3: Cheryl Fischl, Melba Duffey, Mary Gilbert, Margaret Dennison, Lila Gragg, Janice Miller, Ernestine Howard, Barbara landrith, Sandra Fields, Spookie Boudinot, Sally McPherson. Della Snider, Connie Davidson, Marilee Steinberg, Linda leGare. Row 4: Karen Dodd, Sharon Sprinkle, Janie Fash, Sharon Rhoades. Juanita Higginbotham, Virginia Sisney, Kay Ogle, Sue Coffelt, Betty Brown, Linda Vaughn. Erlene Laney, Marsha Dyer. Row 5: Karen Duensing, Carol Jean Hudson, Sharon Johnston, Judy Murry, Barbara Williamson, Jimmie Bruce, Evelyn Schoeffler, Lillian Martin, Sheila Hoff, Ruby Pitcock, Giristeen Johnson, Carole Watkins. fUf0!7f 19W!Wf!Wf4K ffiif' if ,4Mf1?!6'f4 President ---- - - Sheri Cross Vice- President ------ Ruwilla Parrish Secretary ------- - - - Eva Miesner Treasurer ---- - - Nancy Scott Reporter - - - ---- Sandia Cay Song leader - - Yevonne Collier Parliamentarian ' - Judy Murray Student Council - - Carol Meyer Photographer - - - - - Paula Bean Chaplain ---- - - Joy Hooper Sandra Maxfield, .T an Aulbert. and Marsha Dyer are the outstanding dressmakers in the annual F.H.A. Sheri Cross supervises the decoration of the table Style Show- for the F.H.A. Christmas party. F. H. A. President Sheri Cross crowns F. H. A. Beau Rodney Armstrong at the annual coronation party. Ruwilla Parrish models her sport clothes in prepa These F.H.A. girls and their dates enjoy Christmas party refreshments. ration for the style show. ' ' ' 'll Ei1Ul'? '?i.'fFl3'i 1g9v.fqg,5yH nn wi- -- Q - Lew ww Row 1: Sammy Bright, Billy Smith, Loyd Foster, Jon Arnold, Gary Foster, Teddy Detmer, Rolland McDaris, Gary Wagner, Ray Warren, Johnny Waggoner, Pudgy Burnett. Row 2: Mr. lrick, Mike Edwards, Allan Keller. Jerry Graham, Jeff Lester, Stanley Keller, Jerry Creekmore, Jessee McMil1ian. Carl Brandt, Guy Singer, Larry Gallo, Vernon Conner, Teddy Edwards. Row 3: John Scott, James Repschlager, Robert Turner, Glen Earl Beckham, David Hartman, Freddie Black, James Fisher, Don Pearce, Steve Sisney, Benny Coffee, Gary Claxton, Ronny Foster. Row 4: Jay Kirkpatrick, Russell Martin, Roger Parker, Joe Lester, Ray Ross, Phillip Pool, Gary Martin, Kent Detmer, Jim Fetter, Sid Stienmetz, John Vanahan, Lynn Bertling, Kenneth Smith. fUfU!?f ff4!ffWf6',5' if f4fWff?!634 Rolland McDaris - - Lynn Bertling - - - - Jerry Creekmore - - - Garry Foster ---- Gary Wagner - - - President President Secretary Treasurer Reporter fm- The Future Farmers of America is an intregal part of the Vocational Agriculture program, and its activities are based ona program of work prepared at the beginning of each year based on the interests. needs, and desires of the chapter members. The primary aim of F.F.A.is to devel- op agricultural leadership, citizenship, and co-operation. The program as a whole is designed so that the individual is educated in technical agriculture and in getting along with his fellow man. 'gif' ' Q L . V in P-,, , . gf' if x ' I.. I r- f' n- 115, v N ' .V - . 'Sv fa? ' V V Eff . , by , ,,,,. . ,. - 2, S31 - fi V 'J gg ' , . J- ' we-., v ., .41 wh K. M , 4 ww-1.',' , ' ' Wi., gf: ' fm. j F' ' 'I -- TT? 'f 5 X I' . , . an 1 ' , x X I .rgqg 4 1' '4 Eiiliiz 1-il gh -MW E n' r. Y A , I fx' 'X v 3 1 1 I U, .f, fil5l , ARROW qx, - Q ?' 2Ew, 41:3 5 'fx 5 CP' ' , P25 M15- lil ,WM E as-.K Vx, . -'sf , ffl A 'pm ' a- a JH .:,QgJQi' . 42' X -X ' af 5 A I vs. A 14' 'qi . .v 3 ag' ' 9 'P ' '+, I Q aR'I 'J-- '5' fffas ,'r4 4 'T what :mass x 1.1-'dl gqugy 1 ,.!'.IE'.. Ili! U' 'I ' ,Bm H+- mt annul tysll 3 t:-'.'!1:E! B1 v -IMLFTI' 'f- ' IWI1 ll'-Ili! BM HW!!! nliblul FW'W'Bl xmcm an ' 'Ni l.,-mar.-.ln 1.2: 13.1. : Row 1: David Heffron, Hal Helm, Gary Reynolds, Richard Gains, Bruce Martin, Tracy Loyd, Robert Vogt, Charlie Gragg, Bill Crow. Row 2: Wayne Baker, Pudgy Burnett, Randy Tompkins, Bruce Burdett, Ronnie Morgan, Bruce Anderson, Pat Johnson, Charlie Bowles. Row 3: Eric Wynn, Johnny Moore, Gerald Bruner, Jimmy Anderson, Rodney Armstrong, Ronnie Johns, Jimmy Mills, Mr. Talbott. ff6W!I!!6'f4l flf6'!'6'0!V!6'.5' OFFICERS President ----- ------- vice- President - - - Secretary ---- Treasurer - - ---- - - - - - Parliamentarian ----- ------- Student Council Representative - - - IM? - -- ------ David Heffron Wayne Baker CNot Picturedj Bi1lCr0w Tracy Loyd ----------- Ha1Helm Bruce Martin CNot Picturedj Technical Electronics Club is an interest club for those students who are enrolled in electronics and who plan to further their knowledge in this field. The club is sponsored by Mr. John Talbot who also teaches elec- tronics in our school. These students meet each month and attempt to further their knowledge by working on special projects and discussing the various problems which are in- volved in electronics. These Electronics I students show the proper procedure for the use and care of test equipment. F1 ' Q x Y ' ., , I Wi: X Eg - - f '- ? 9 This student removes some of the test This equipment is for the more advanced equipment which is used in these classes. student. These are some of the things a student learns and deals with in elec- tronics. Study is important even in laboratory classes. Here this class reviews for the end of six weeks in Electronics I. ... -.-v--L - ' 'M' ' Row 1: Carl Brandt, J im Price, Mark Wayne, Don Summers, Charles Stanley, Randy Nichols, Jack Mashburn, Tommy Mashburn, Jackie Harper. Row 2: Mr. Cleere, Odell Edwards, Rayburn Pitcock, Norman Bevard, ,Tim Ed Atherton, Bob Boucher, David Hamilton, Clarence Moore, lee Bunch. fillftf' Af!!! !!I!il!.5'!'19l' 511167 Norman Bevard --------- ----- A cting President Thomas Mashburn - - - - - - Acting Vice- President .T im PfiC9 '- ' - - ------- Acting Secretary Odell Edwards ---- - - Acting Sergeant- at-Arms Bob Boucher - - - ------- Acting Reporter The Trades and lndustry Club is organized from the boys who participate in the plumbing, heating, and air- conditioning courses offered in our school. This course of study is designed to pre- pare students to do jobs in these areas after high school or to go on for further study in these fields. The T and I club is for boys in this interest group who wish to participate in related activities and field trips outside the class room. Mr. Frank Cleere is the sponsor of this organization and these boys are responsible for many repairs and installation of many plumbing and heating facilities in our school. Their activities involve discussions of common and involved problems related to their work and visits to various sites where they can observe the principles they have learned in operation. Frank Ewton prepares an assignment in Ronnie Fletcher is making nipples on the lead wiping for PHA 11. 'l. if ' electric dye machine. Xl f A Q I ' a i . W HVQ4 H I 'ff j ' fi im rr-rilllllml r 'IIE i I Lv-.- g--:f'f1!!F! Norman Bevard checks out a tool in pre- Jackie Mashburn prepares lead for wiping paration for an assignment. as he prepares his work for PHA I. Il 'bl 'Bl llU ELZBYQ H1515 'liii -'EMBHIHI 'Gill gmfuuw ' Ili! B1 it E31 iulliil Ill! Row 1: Donna Harlan, Natalie Hulsey, Ruwilla Parrish, Marlene Bickle, Martha Baumer. Linda Vaughn, Kay Ogle, Sue Goffelt, Donna Cosper. Row 2: Richard Anglen, Larry Porterfield, Lee Bunch, Terry McCain, Gary Foster, Larry Biggers, ,T ack Ross. Row 3: David 'McDaris, Mike Dameron, Rick Blackburn, Jim Ed Atherton. Larry lemon, Luther Arnold, Mr. Oliver. U!.5'f!?!6Wf W' fIU6'f4f!0fl! 01067 -... . U' Seated left to right' Marlene Bickel Re orter Ruwilla Parrish, I-listoriang Donna Harlari Vice President: LaDonna Cosper, Secretary. Standing, Larry Porterfield, Presidentg Jack Ross, Treasurer. ,ale-gh: wx V V I .. ,. azfgg 'N r- 5-iw., W f JITNEY JUNGLE SUPER MARKET BRADLEY CHEVROLET CO. HOOD'S D-X STATION AND GROCERY Natalie Hulsey and louis Hollaway Bob Weeks and David McDaris Larry BiggCrS and Nick Hood. .Tr- 1'5- f il r ' ROSS DRUG STORE WAREHOUSE MARKET SUPERIOR FEED STORE Martha Baumer 85 Jack Ross Mike Dameron 85 Melvin Parr Gary Martin 85 Nathan IHCRSOH '. s I 1 'Lp - I-.-1-. It .- ll rw-5-111' Q, I Q 'Q inf FARMERS COOPERATIVE LEMON TV AND APPLIANCE ,IACKSON'S JEWELRY Terry McCain 8a Orville White Larry Lemon 8a Ernie Lemon DOHH-3 Harlan 36 Mrs. Jim Jackson JONES DRUG STORE BROKEN ARROW LANES BOWLING ALLEY BROKEN ARROW LANES RESTAURANT LaDonna Cosper Kc Ellis Sanders Judy Hough 85 David Schuearz Sandra Maxlield 85 Stratton Henley f4 ' 'Lf' 5 MCSPADDEN BUSINESS SPECIALTIES BROKEN ARROW WAREHOUSE MARKET BRADLEY CHEVROLET C0 Lynda Vaughn 84 Mrs. Carl McSpadden Larry Porterield 8t Charles Peterson David MCDBHS 86 Cecil Fosiel. K ' ff - hw A ' , 5 I 1 fl . .5 .4'1.s.,,4- ,, fy' F 85 M GROCERY LOUIE'S BARBER SHOP Garry Foster 85 Quention Foster Eugene Vann, Frank Ward, Louis Falling PETER'S DEPARTMENT STORE -BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Luther Arnold 85 H, I, Cleeton Kay Og1e85Mrs. Pete Webb W-.,,-y SHOWMAN'S GARAGE Mike Taylor - Paul Showman ROY 'S RED BUD FOOD CENTER Gary Seabolt 85 Roy Holder 5,5567 BROKEN ARROW WAREHOUSE MARKET BROKEN ARROW LEDGER Sue Coffelt 85 Charles Peterson Ruwilla Parrish 85 C, A, McWilliams 'ga 5 VE.: .14-50' ROSS DRUG STORE NUWAY CLEANERS CARPENTER'S PEMCO SERVICE STATION Jack Ross, Don Ross 85 Dan McKinnon Roddy Clark 85 Mr. and Mrs, Bob Henry -lr SHARPE DRY GOODS, INC, Richard Anglen 8a Kenneth Jones Jim Atherton 85 Gail Bart 1 I I .Umle Fm' ' ' 'rfzfff -R 111r'r'c . .zf-' . ,1- -1214 if, ff ,,i,1'gW1i'5l-7h-755A '- l'.'zrt Clmrus of Hlszzfgg-nk xx ffl: I'i:111cJ ,fXc'c'fJ1zrg::111iz:1v-rl! 7 f A H 4 Ji F?efSmz f A rmn,5f1fd b ' ' X JL f.!,x ....'f.gQ -,fIL-.' 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V 7, l FLUTES Jane McNee1y Louticia Denison Kathy Wagner Linda Webb PICCA LO Mary Davis BAS SOON Karen Maples Sue Dotson OBE Iimmy Mills Zondra Kirk BASS CLARINET Dee Ann Martin ALTO CLARINET Beverly Piquet CLARINETS Sharon Rhodes AWVJ David Heffron Cathleen Tamm en Surilda Hudson Mary Rankin Mary Polk Betty Bright Jeannette Lentz Erlene Laney Linda Lawhorn Julia Whitiley Sharon Anderson Ruwilla Parrish Marlene Bickel Linda Hocutt Paula Stephens Jo Lynn Green Janice Miller Jo Ann Parr Marsha Wilson Pat Jones Linda Iarrard Sally McPherson Shirley Watts Joy Hooper SAXOPHONES David McDaris Priscilla Dalton Paula Bean Gary Gage Bruce Martin Dick Wild Kay Harper Randy Thompkins Clayton Mitchell Gary Foster Jeff Lester FRENCH HORNS Charles Finkel Pat O'Donne11 Vivian Beaver TRUMPETS Jack Ross Rolland McDaris Dewayne Geren Stanley Wenzel Linda Cleeton Wayne Blissit Charles Bowles Jimmy Smith Paul Hicks Pat Johnston Diane Clindining Jam es Cheek Bill Anderson Stanley Keller Don Summers Danny Metzger Ed Robson BASSES Ronnie Metzger Gary Wagner Sammy Roberts Bret Martin Joe Lester BARIT ONES Mike Nill Larry Donier Nancy Scott John Arnold TROMBONES Phillip Brooks Gary Hicks Kathy Davis Curtis Chubb Brian Miller Randy Burkholder Roger Bruce Tommy Keene PERCUSSION Tommy Moore Roy Lowery Richard Perry Teddy Detmer Jim Ed Atherton Barbara Jones Patsy Hicks Judy Brady Tracy Loyd Larry Lemon TWIRLERS Sheri Cross Donna Cosper Jackie Brown Jennifer Ray Becky Phillips Debbie Blankenship Linda Huggins COLOR GUARD Sharon Sprinkle Loretta Detmer Judy Murry Gayle Shanks DRUM MAJOR Lee Schoeffler DIRECT OR F re d Ge sin La Donna Cosper Debbie Blankenship Jackie Brownk S Lee Schoeffler Lf U if-' Sherry Cross I fl' J I Linda Hudgins '-' 1 4 Jenny Ray ' P 1 Beckie Phi 1 ' I v . w . ' ' 'A if I ,, I1 Q in vrjrvgf f' 54 vi X ' N ff X' . X 1 r , 9 9 9 Zxfvhx ' ,Hg - ,D FJ jg x . X i- W -fr xv V ' rigfli sv V M 1' , J 1 , 1 ,W I 7 gif Q- 4' A . - f l ' N i . , L Q T P, lf 'r f - f I ' ff L M f X l Al I, A, tar X' -: 'A '- 1-4 : 5 1: 1 1' 5, 'V -jg F A. X 5 k : . A -VFII ,V V' rfiavh , ,tbl f ' L- Row 1: Sharon Fields, Mardena Wynn, Karen Maples. Linda Cleeton, Urszula Labus, Pat Bayless, Paula Stephens, Loutitia Dennison, Barbara Jones, Ursalene Graham, Cheryl Fischl. Row 2: Miss Charlotte Harbert, Director, Jo Lynn Green, Sheryl Justus, Donna Harlan, Carol Meyer, Joyce Jennings, Carol Jean Hudson, Carolyn Carter, Kathy Keele, Sharon Sprinkle, Judy Murry, Marsha Dyer, Della Snider, Carol Haddox, Nora J ennings, Jo Ann McDougal, Mary Greenwell. Row 3: Sue lott, Erlene Laney, Patti lrwin. Marilee Stienberg, Martha Baumer, Floyd Jones, James Cheek, Stanley Wenzel, Carl Pitchford, Gary Bohannon, Ina Summers, Evelyn Schauffler, Janice Fisher, Gayle Shanks, Joyce McDaniels, Suzie Hudson. Row 4: Bill Wild, Monty Evans, Rick Blackburn, Mike Nill, Ray Jackson, Larry Wilson, David Phillips, Charles Finkel, 'Iracy Loyd, Larry Gains, Clayton Mitchell. Row 5: Sherry Jones, Porticia Mclntyre, Connie Davidson, Kathy Wagner, Esther bepper, Judy Brady, Sharon Parker, Carol Waltrip, Kathy Porter, Diane Clindining, Dee Ann Martin, Zondra Kirk. MAYM JWUHUJ' MIXED QUARTET Judy Brady, Floyd Jones. Clayton Mitchell, Barbara Jones, WM! Row 1: Carol Waldrup, Mardena Wynn, Sharon Parker, Sue Lott, Urszula labus, Pat Bayless, Barbara Jones, Cheryl Fischl, Evelyn Schauffler, Carol Haddox, Joyce Jennings, Joyce McDaniel. Row 2: Portcia Mclntire. Kathy Porter, Loutiria Dennison, Sheryl Justus, Donna Harlan, Carol Meyer, Nancy Sturm, JoAnn McDougal, Esther lepper, Diane Clindining, DeeAnn Martin, Zondra Kirk, Sandra Fields, Charolette Harbert. Row 3: Kathy Wagner, Kathy Friend, Mary Stafford, Marsha Dyer, Carol Hudson, Patty Irwin, Marilee Steinberg, Sue Foster, Ina Summers, Carolynn Carter, Kathy Keele, Judy Murry, Sharon Sprinkle, Surilda Hudson. !WZ!.5'!6' 6'!x?l6' 6'lff HM? GIRLS SEXTETTE Portcia Mclntire, JoAnn McDougal, Nancy Sturm, Mardena Wynn Carol Meyer, Cheryl Fischl. .mi-7 Row 1: Paula Arnold, Linda Singer, Linda Vaughn, Martha Dison, Pat Bayless, Donna Moore, Janie Fash, Nancy Miller, Jan Aulbert, Ava Cook, Earlene Foster, Sharon Johnson, Mary Gilbert. Row 2: Mrs. Walker, Sandi Cay, Toni Brown, Mary Ann Foster, Connie Davidson, Jean Easley, Karen Dodd, Jamie Johnston, Charlene Starnes, Wanda Edwards, Linda Vann. Row 3: Kathy Friend, Angela Gann, Sharon Johnson, Vicki Hamilton, J aney Snider, Lillian Martin, Gwen Wagner, Linda Pearce, Norma Storm, Joyce J ennings, Judy Jones. Row 4: Carol Jean Hudson, Jean Long, Virginia Sisney, Juanita Higginbotham, Carolyn Shahan, Melba Duffey, Mary Greenwell, Evelyn Shoffler, Linda LeGate, Marsha Dyer, Cheryl Fishl, Linda Mills. P50 67067 Wye G' OFFICERS Jamie Johnston -- ------- Pr6Sid6I1I Sandi Cay ----- --- Vice-President 4Not Picturedj Gwen Wagner --- - ' Secretary 9 V All If el ix f' S :aj eff ' ig, X 4 1 .wx ' .Y r -rssistgx-9 ,, . --my e-- 'fr .Jw , V f .L . . .' 1 L. , 4, .Q 1- ov . 'L 'LT '.'L.. 51' . f . 4 , . - . ' , - .f . -' , .fa .,,, 1 1 I , 1 J .1 ,U yr.-. '- 4 - 0 '..,,-- s. 1+-p..1. 4 A r-- u . lr, ar V V :Ibis v mr?-qt-I wa . 1. gin ' 1. --1-. -, .,g Elf nlA.1,.'r'Bm1 6'f!ff6'lff40fr7.5' The Cheerleaders were out front leading the student body at every pep ralley. 4 r r CHEERLEADERS SENIORS Pat Bayless Ava Cook .T UNIORS J an Aulberr Nancy Miller SOPHOMORES Donna Moore Janie Fash '--fi is yr. r ,P J ART CLUB Row 1: Alice Davis, Loretta Detmer, Ruwilla Parrish, Sheri Cross, Pat Bayless, Phyliss Thompson, Pat Kelly. Row 2: Tommy Carr, Bill Wild, Garg Gage, Jesse Mclvlillian, ,Tim Smith. Row 3: Rodney Armstrong, Dewayne Geren, Charles Finkel. ,Timmy Bailey. Row 4: Gary Fulps, ,Terry Creekmore, Nickey Aston, Archie Acree, Johnnie Lofton, and Carl Pitchford. 419751067 OFFICERS Carl Pitchford ----- -------- ---- Pr e siclent Ruwilla Parrish - - - - - - Vice- President fN0t Picturedl ' Sheri Cross ---- ----- S ecretary Below members of the art club portray a scene in the annual Music-Art Christmas program. Q 1 A Q 1 if 4, D Membership in the Art Club is open to 4' any high school student who is interested f A ASW p .f .I in any phase of art. They do nothave to be W . ' , , regularly enrolled as art students. l Regular meetings are scheduled two , ' nights a month and are held in Art De- partment under the supervision of the art instructor. The primary purpose of this club is to foster an interest in art in the school, in - fel' the home, and in the community. A rx if F Row 1: Gayle Shanks, Sue Dotson, Lisa Patterson, Karen Maples, Pat Harrolle, Debbie Blankenship, Esther Gatewood, Toni Brown, Linda Jarrard, Martha Baumer.Row2: Mrs. Walker- Sponsor, Gary Reynolds, hee Schoef- fler, Carol Meyer, Kathy Davis, Linda Coppinger, Charlene Starnes, Vicki Evans, Nancy Scott, Chris Simmons, Daryl Murphy. Row 8: James Bailey, Charles Finkel, Gary Julps, David Beverly, David Phillips, Terry True- love, Jack Ross, Carl Pitchford, Tommy Moore. .5'Pff6W 67019 !Vf4!70!V,4l F0f9f1V.5'!6' !f46'!!i Row 1: Mrs. Walker- Sponsor, Carol Meyer, Sue Dorson, Martha Baumer. Nancy Scott, Linda Cop- pinger. Row 2: hee Schauf- fler, David Phillips, Hal Helm, .Tack Ross, Tommy Moore. .va DEBATERS DUET ACTING Linda coppmgef, Jack Ross, David Phnrrps. Terry True- The Valiant love, Charles Fmker, and Hal Hehn. Kathi' Davis and -Tim Bai1Y- Row 1: Zondra Kirk, Dee Ann Martin, Pat Bayless, Jo Ann McDougal, Gayle Shanks, Carol Meyer, Erlene Laney, Jeannette Lentz, Judy Brady. Row 2: Kathy Davis, Martha Baumer, Sue Dodson, Tracy Loyd, Linda Coppinger, Sheri Cross, Donna Oosper, Jackie Brown, Miss Hicks-Sponsor. Row 3: David Phillips, Charles Finkle, Lee Schoeffler, Curtis Chubb, Jack Ross, Carl Pitchford, Charles Kendrick. f19'f.5'PA4fIf sf srilsr 42 .J . ,- 'X 'i 7 .5W6'!ffl' Lee Schoefiler President OFFICERS Lee Schoeffler ------------- President Sue Dotson - - - - - - Vice- President Erlene Laney - - - ---- - Secretary Jack Ross ------ - - - - Treasurer Jeannette lentz Sheri Cross -- Pat Bayless ----- ----- ------ Scribe Music Master ------------- Historian Carl Pitchford ----- Donna Oosper ----- Jackie Brown -- - Junior Representative Senior Representative Senior Representative nl' llll Ill' ,quam gig!! :TW llg QIQI x. . e A is .x Row 1: Mrs. Allen, Vicki Evans, Quanita Higginbotham, Paula Stephens, Jo Lynn Green, Patsy Jackson, Carol J ohnston, Karen I-line, Sue I.ott. Row 2: Gary Gage, Norma Risenhover, Wanda Wiley, Mary Greenwell, Carol Meyers, Paula Bean, Judy Jones, Jonette Weeks,Jane McNe1ley, Linda Singer, Martha Dixon, Gnris Simmons. Row 3: Shella Hoff, Tommy Moore, Jerry Creekmore, Joe Couch, Johnnie Holmes, Nickie Aston, Dick Cook, Fred Carrigan, Kathy Davis. Row 4: Dewayne Geren, Richard Barnett, Roger Bruce, Phillip Pool, Bob Bowden. David Phillips, Curtis Chubb, Charles Kendrick, Tommy Reed, Lawrence Pense. Row 5: Connie Davidson, Paula Arnold, Ava Cook, Pamela Haney, Janice Miller, Margaret Wilderman, Louise Patterson, Nancy Scott. SPAXVISH 67067 OFFICERS Ava Cook - - - -------- ---- - President Jerry Creekrnore - - - - Vice- President Karen Hine ---- - - - - Secretary Lawrence Pense - - ----- Treasurer Johnny Holmes --------- Parliamentarian Paula Arnold - Student Council Representative CD7 .To Lynn Green and Mary Greenwell, members of the news staff discuss the composition and importance of a news item. pt It is the job of the Tiger Tales Staff to keep the student body informed on the events as they happen in our school. They gather and accurately report the various events as they happen in our school. It is their duty to prepare and publish, with the help of the business education Department all issues of Tiger Tales. !VfW.5'P14Pf6' .5'f4ff At left Co-editor Floyd Jones discusses copy with feature writer Sheryl Justus. Feature writers Sheryl Justus and Donna Harlan do some research for their feature articles in the Tiger Tales. Below Sports reporters Gary Reynolds and Jimmy Smith Search for help for their sport stories from the sport pages of the Broken Arrow Ledger. ,:. , 'QS I ' ...7 -t :.--.. n L- nf- ' - - Row 1: Beverlay Piquet, Sue Dotson, Jennifer Ray, Pat Bayless, Sandy Cay, Patsy Hicks, Barbara Jones, Ava Cook. Row 2: Paula Stephens, Donna Cosper, Nancy Sturm, Yevonne Collier, Sheryl Justus, Susie Hudson, Judy Hough. Row 3: James Beck, Jerry Ralls, Floyd Jones. f4!WVM4 57f4ff It is the job of the yearbook staff to collect and accurately record the events and happenings of the school year and to carefully plan and publish the high school Annual each year. Drawing the details on a yearbook page are Pat Bayless, Suzie Hudson, Donna Cosper, and Patsy Hicks. T,,, l F. Ali ,,..,. . Ediwf ' ' ' ' -- - La Donna Cosper Business Manager - - - - - - - - Pat Bayless Sponsor ---- ---- - - Loren Stephenson Sue Dotson, section editor, rechecks as Sandy Cay completes the typing. Row lg Dee Ann Martin, Betty Bright, Gayle Shanks, Zondra Kirk, La Donna Cosper, Joann McDougal, Mary Polk, Linda Cleeton, Mardena Wynn, Row 2: Carol Johnson, Sharon Rhoades, Paula Stephens, Peg- gy McE1fresh, Delores Dill, Janice Fisher, linda Lawhorn, Lena Pitson, Sponsor, Ina Summers, Loreta Poole, Lillian Manin, Nancy Sturm, Karen Maples, Sharon Foster. Row 3: Joan Bledsoe, Jackie Brown, Charlene Starnes, Martha Dixon, Lawrence Pense, Robin Foster, Carl Pitvhford, Jennifer Ray, Sheri Cross, Kathy Friend, Linda Singer, Joyce Jennings, f lff M915 6'M9!!Vf.5'6' l640ffi'.5' W f4!Wff6'!6'f4 OFFICERS President --------------------------- Ng, LaDonna Cosper Vice President --- ---------- ---- J oann McDougal Future Business Leaders of America is an organi- zation of students who are interested in the field of Business. It serves the school by doing mimeographing and various type of office work for teachers and civic clubs in Broken Arrow. 4-v' f Secretary ------ ---------- Z ondra Kirk Treasurer ---- - -- Gayle Shanks Reporter --- ----- Mary Polk Historian ------------------- ---- B etty Bright Student Council Representative -- ---- Linda Cleeton Sponsor --------------------- Mrs, Lena Pitson Installing officer Shirley Eakes turns over the gavel to President Donna Cosper. Row 1: Charlene Starnes, Zondra Kirk. Dee Ann Martin, Janice Fisher, Donna Cosper, Patsy I-licks, Karen Maples, Linda Cleeton, Gayle Shanks, Loutitia Denison, Kathy Wagner, Linda Jarrard, Mary Bledsaw, Joanie Bledsoe, Joyce Jennings. Row 2: Mrs. Lynn, Chris Simmons, Nancy Scott, Mardena Wynn, Paula Stephens, Sheryl Justus, Wanda Edwards, Martha Dixon, linda Singer, Jo Lynn Green, Kay Hicken, Darryl Murphy, Mary Rankin, Sharon Parker, Nancy Howard, Jamie Johnston, Roland McDaris. Row 3: Jackie Brown, Sharon Sprinkle, Surilda Hudson, Jeanette lentz, Jennifer Ray, Barbara Jones, Par O'Donnell, Kathleen Tammen. Jean Easley. Vikki Dodson, Kathy Friend, Natalie Hulsey, Stella Cherry, Linda Coppinger, Floyd Jones. Row 4: Sue Dotson, Karen Duensing, Peggy McE1fresh, Judy Hough, Kathy Davis, Morma Brown, Mary Polk. Priscilla Dalton, Betty Bright, Sandra Whate, Paula Bean, Judy Murry, Sue Lott. Row 5: James Cheek, Donna Payne, Sharon Poplin, Linda Lawhorn, Archie Acree, Bob Weeks, Charles Finkel, Loretta Detmer, Carl Pitch- ford, Terry Truelove, Richard Perry, Johnnie lofton. fUfUf?f ff46'f9'ff?5' Uf f4!Wff7!6'f4 Everyone loves a pretty teacher. Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion for those students who are interested in teaching as a profession. These students are frequently called upon to do substitute teaching in the various schools in our system and to perform other educational duties. Zondra Kirk - - Archie Acree - - Installing Officer Shirley Eakes - - - - - - ------- President - - - Vice- President Linda Cleeton - ---- Secretary Betty Bright - - - -- Treasurer Paula Bean - - ----- Historian Suzie Hudson - - - - - Parliamentarian Sue Dotson ---- ----- - Librarian Linda Coppinger - - - --'- ---- C1 iaplain Barbara Jones ---- ------- - Song header Charlene Starnes Dee Ann Martin --- -- - CornmitteeC'nairman ------------------------- Reporter lf' ill QQAII ul 1 T' i -3 Airman:-r mlm nilmaq maui l' 1 si q QI I-I 1 141 Row 1: Tracy Loyd, Tommy Moore, Hal Helm, Sue Dotson, Judy Brady, Gayle Shanks, Marsha Wilson, Dave Heffron, Brice Martin, Robert Vogt. Row 2: Ronnie Metzger, Tommy Hicken, Bill Anderson, Darryl Murphy, Mike Friberg, Rodney Armstrong, Mr. Wilson. Row 3: Edwin Knoche, bee Schoeffler, David Phillips. OFFICERS Ha1Heim--- Gayle Shanks - - - Judy Brady ---- Tracey Loyd - - - Z 6'6'!f!V6'f 671167 - - Vice- President President Secretary Treasurer The Science Club is an organization de- signed to stimulate the students in those things pertaining to the fields of science. The members are primarily those students who are majoring in science and who plan to make the field of science a professional field in later years. Mr. Ray Wilson and Mr. Gerald Kirk sponsor this club and each year help to organize and conduct an all school science fair. fi 5 U11 95 .z 'C7i ' .qo ' ' Nw 5 . X' . Q., NN , i . .,-A Row 1: Beverly Piguet, Sue Dotson, loretta Detrner, Pat Bayless, Sheri Cross, Patsy Hicks, Donna Harlan, Linda Lawhorn. Row 2: Mrs. Robinson, Mardena Wynn, Zondra Kirk, Becky Phillips, Loutitia Denison, Eve Miesner, Martha Dixon, Earlene Foster. Row 3: Karen Maples, Mary Polk, Bob Weeks, Gary Fulps, David Phil- lips, Betty Bright. Jo Ann McDougal. Row 4: larry Wilson, Bob Bowden. Uffllf .f'ff4ff M Q, ., 5 I it its 1 is a must for office staff. Io Ann McDougal types one of a number of reports handled by the office staff as a part of their duties. The Office Staff is a group of students who are selected by Mr. Ragsdale and Mrs. Robinson to serve an assistants in the office for one hour per day. These students are selected for their ability to assist and meet eople and for their dependence and capabili for W lgssuming responsibility. Broken Arrow High School, Sue Dotson speaking. . . . proper telephone manners SJ Events, instructions, meetings, and other pertinent facts for the day are all in the Daily Bulletin which office girl Karen Maples is handing Mrs. Walker. Row 1: Linda Vann, Jamie Johnston, Margaret Wilderman, Nancy Howard, Hazel Rosamond. Row 2: Twylah Pearson, Karen Duensing, Archie Acree, Sharon Poplin, Ruby Pitcock, Betty Brown, Charlene Starnes, Linda Fields. l!6'f?f4!?l' .5'!'f4ff Librarian Charlene Starnes lends her able assistance to Kathy Friend in selecting the proper book for that English report. 5'-w Q 1 ll ' ., -'-gig, . kt, r 2 ' ' lx , N fs' n ,, 1 Y A 1- gf' 5 The Library Staff in composed of students who are interested in doing library work. These students give assistance in the selection of books and assist the school librarian, Mrs. Farl Lynn, in cataloging and shelving new books and magazines. 'Ihey also are responsible for many of the very attractive bulletin boards in our school, especially those in the library and study hall. Librarians work one hour per day and are encouraged to enroll in a course in Library Science which is offered to the students each semester. K UN in H ,4 ,Q-,N 25. . ,L 4 , s 4 :fix J: 45,4 ,JC-F, I H- '4' f. 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'fmlvw H0209 'um Bmw 'SPIBGM qos 'wlvadwo QOH 'Sduu M29 'SUITIOD mea 'HSPMOQ Q09 'UOSIIM A1121 '1ad1eH sapeqg 'Uamxeyq :pef 'uosmeq uo:-11 fumqrfoefg :mg 'uosqoef Avg 'uosupqog qaeog xg mcg 'uomay IQIIY1 'uqpayq :pm 'uosmvg ueaq 'sapoqg auAeM 'uomxelg A192 'xfoag samef 'pxfupg sapeqg 'sauqog 9U-TUUOI' 'MO-TD HTH 'HOOD PIUICI 'S5f9UPT-IDI 59119113 'SI-TFCIDW PFAPCI 55 M021 'SUOY-UU-TIS S!-UID 'UOUUT QIUT-Tilol' 'ue31oW aguuog 'usspfg auAeM 'ssog :pef 'Apunq SOf'3U0.I1SU.IIV Aaupog 'LIMOIQ puounfeg 'ming auAeM :I Mog B' ' SQUAD First row: Tommy Mashburn, Randy Tompkins, Tommy Moore, Vernon Rosamond, Pat Johnston, Fred Carrigan Second row: Tommy Keene. Mike Friberg, Vernon Conner, Randy Nichols, Larry Deonier, James Cheek, Brent Martin Erie Wynn, Bruce Burdette. Third row: Wayne Baker, Johnny Moore, Gerald Bruner, Cnarles McMath David Beverly, David Hamilton, Ronnie Fletcher, .T ack Mashburn, Randy Burkholder, and Chris Simmons September 18 Broken Arrow- - 32 Pryor- - 0 The B Tigers completely swamped Pryor from beginning to end as the boys enjoyed a great victory. September 25 Broken Arrow - - O Sand Springs- - 12 The boys had their first loss as the Sandites took advantage of our mis- takes. October 30 Z' .SW ,40 COACHES--Larry Whiteley and Christie Byrd Broken Arrow- -14 Tulsa Central- - 8 October 16 Broken Arrow- - 12 Claremore- - 0 Due to fine blocking andhard running the Tigers were victorious over the Z.ebras. October 23 Broken Arrow- - 6 Tulsa Edison- - 6 A hard fought game from beginning to end was played against a tough opponent, Edison B , The Tigers provided a fine showing. The first half of this game was fairly nip- and- tuck but the Tigers came back in the second half racing ahead of Central to win, making the season 3-1-1. 6'f!lf!015' li, an 'Wing !'!6'f195' 51m.,'gN ' -, . n-10 -.1 . , 5:-KY .- IZ,-3 1 , ,?gHv.r2g?Fml,s-,,. V ' I rsvliu. ,. .. 5 1 ' 1-bm. 'nn - N'--8 Q' ,- s 9 7 5 . -rf , .re .... , ?f 5'az v.' s. .. r e.:'1-11-ae: , X r ' J 4.1 -' - t. -L -Q -.k-- Q 'A ve' . ' -', . ., V I -1 .i'-r3,,- '.p I. .1-' '21 W I '- I 'S ' yi 1 . ' f.' ' ' AAIUY I' I3 Charles Harper Larry Lemon Gary Fulps A11-Conference A11-Conference Y A11-State fm' . 'f ' 'Y , ' fr ' w7QLfL.a' v, ' ' A 1. UI: I ,,.-N l v ' A'. - - . '-4 L ' ' ' an if - r .-- , ,:- , - r 9 -51-A--W-lv 1 ,r . r' u BRA V- ry- .,+,,,p ,I . I X I , F J . 1 I sw , a v- 1 , 4, , A , .1 nf C or ,. A r r , V I w :MH 1-' gr if Mike Ni11 David McDavis Q , , - ? 'fi-J T651 FE' f' W a 'A' . . -' 1 2 1 FAM. IW' n o , ' 5 1 E.2,:gif,,s ja, vvvv... , i :nn-an K V . 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L ' .-- .-3 f-if 'wig' '5?3:Q'2.3r., K Q 2..14.:fti B111 Crow Di ck Cgok A11-Conference if ,. 1117!-. bu. .Q In-A in f'.r'f Q Zi. ju- ,g- .A s -9 AIQX Ray Jackson R1ck Blackburn w : i'55'F.f f . .Y '- aigtjvis' 4. - ' 9 ' .1 , - . .. :Fifi 'L-. ' 417' ETF' 'Y' ,' -7 ' V , , '-1, . J' '4 , j . ' , '- '- , I 5 -V H V V ,T-,,T4,2-........,,,,, .- f' ,...- , QM - I r . o ,n , aa-- W - , ' 1 94.1 ., f J u 4 40 A l V. 'vI1,.,,w5,- ' - ' r - a malaga , ., . ,Q .,,., , . V1 -..-...N - ,J ,vig -- rf -.-A df K 2 7 r f 7 ff? e r Y 1 ,a J Y U ' ' ' n T.: 35 I an a I ' 4 L -f , r f I . .. V if ph? M,,5'A1 'r ' he I - .' '. A V, T' r 'r,,N, 4 .-5 ' V - 5f ' 4 . 'l' .' .'. I W 'n AX- - fl,-U ' g i wr. A 'h ' . A 4 fl 1' -a 1 '::'w'Gf'1'-' . I A Q Q. '.-,1E?g'.f?jg'. ' K-. A y ,fl -. ,, M .-fn 42.-Q5 tu 4- ,, f rf' I-'4 :.,f , 1.' A 1 In X k 4.-.1 1'v, W . ':- A -. ' . . . N 1 -- - . -- 1- i gf -, ., -fr 2 . , 1 Z A J -'ZL1g,5s i: QL-1 pf M Vs' I 1 . '- Y A - 'Te h ' 4- .- '- ' ' .- f -, ' 15 ingf, 5,5.,.:z': j , Mn 'f' , v. N ' 4 e ' D . 31. 5 -i V K . ' - Q 1 - . I S 1' I 'Q V 0. 'A JL. A --, ' -'tif H .- 4: 5-Tw. N-- i-2 A - AJ'- . , . .-. .... W- . ' ,A 84307: 'K T4v P'- rw. .L - ff . N51 -LLWQ. HU-4 .-4 ,a. Raymond Brown, End Charles Finkel, Guard Rodney Armstrong. Guard Joe Lundy, G'-lard ...Q-v...,.,q...-. .., 1 - -1--qi? . 3 ll . 5- -e-:Q 5 ,lante- vi 'Q . . v -gf' . . u. were ,W - f Y-:Xb N4 ' 'gjgf , -.rf 3 if 1 -,L A1 5 ' ,F .Am mg' . I. '- Ac-S Zn,-U VE . 1 :- , 1,2 5e.,w.r,4..f , . . - . ' -. ur - , 5 - -' vm-zu . new - .A r r .- Q,-1 Q, A, ,W 1 - 574 SW! ' 'P' PQ' ' P . I I .+r.',,'..'- J' . .ur L. Q , , Qtr' I '. - - was ' .P-g v 1. , Q I H M if ' . , . ' f 1 . . 1 d ' -..'- -s1'+,' an' r'Y'. '1 +1. - 1--'-'- H .4 ANS' .,7 wtk:'nn.-.',,:f:3f1nQ.jJ . .,' In-.--. ,gf .gr M -ii f'-+3 -i' 4 'b.'75f?3 5-efflux? I Is, 111511, N. Pr. 'f3': ..'x.,,,.. .ll -Q., .X-VJ' - ahh.. ... fv. 'v.sN A 5.. lr Gary Claxton, Guard ,I .- .. j.: -...f -, 1. - 3 15 .4N.. . LA r -X 4,4 '- 1' - i'R'ES:' '-wlnugg Leon Dawson, Guard Paul Collins, Center Bob Bowden, Center Tv, ..,,.,.., fr , ,!u,, , A11 - Conference 'lunar -.vii , rig. :1,'.2c.'lN F.. -- il - , 72 y Larry Wilson, Tackle Bob Weeks, Tackle Jack Maxwell James Beck, Tackle A11 - Conference .,,. V -...,..., pe- --1 1' lr , 3' -..WQFU main? 7 4 qt :lj ' d f 5 tx N ' N A , . v ,Q A Q s , ' 5 ' 2'5 . , A T -X . , .-. l - ,-Fairy ' 'W'e5fTF5! September 7, 1961 Broken Arrow 30 Wagner 22 Broken Arrow surged from behind in the fourth quarter on passes from Larry Lemon to Gary Fulps and Harold Busby to win the opening game of the season and start the march up from the bottom of the league. September 15, 1961 Claremore 12 Broken Arrow 6 The Tigers grudgingly bow to the league leading Claremore Zebrasin the first conference game of the season although statistics show that the Tigers out- played the Zebras throughout the game. September 22, 1961 Broken Arrow 40 Tahlequah 8 In the tl1ird game of the season Broken Arrow charts her first conference victory over the Tahlequah Ti- gers. This starts them on a string of victories which will bring them into second place in conference play, September 29, 1961 Broken Arrow 14 Vinita 6 The 'I'igers overcame the speed of the Hornet fullback to chalk up conference victory number two. This was perhaps the toughest conference victory because of Vinita's great running speed. October 6, 1961 Broken Arrow 34 Pawhuska 18 The Tigers, spurred on by presence of Tiger football queen, Judy Brady, defeated the Pawhuska Huskies in the fourth twin v, conference game. The Tigers charted their third conference win over the 1960 con- ference champions. October 13, 1961 Broken Arrow 2'7 Pryor 12 Led by superb kicking, passing and running, Broken Arrow posted the fourth conference victory against Pryor. The Tiger eleven came from behind an early Pryor TD to defeat Pryor in the fifth VV conference contest. October 21, 1961 Broken Arrow 22 Sand Springs O On a warm, sunny Saturday afternoon the Tigers met the Sandites. The Tigers, led by Lemon, worked right on down to the goal line for a TD. The game was one of fast breaks and hard running. The Broken Arrow boys racked up another non- conference victory to their tally. October 27, 1961 Broken Arrow 22 Miami 6 A long but not discouraging ride to Miami was a short ride home as Broken Arrow played an impressive game over a fired up Wardog team. November 3, 1961 Broken Arrow 48 Nowata 26 A night of several long runs for pay-dirt, the Tigers ran up an impressive score against the Ironmen. A1- though their team was composed of Sophomores and Juniors they proved to be very fine com' 'titi or November 10, 1961 Broken Arrow 8 Cushing 34 On the last game of the season the Cushing Tigers, who went on to be the Class A State Champs, won against our own Tiger team. l 3 :rr cgi .I C77 Row 1: Paul Collins, Larry Lemon, Jack Ross, Luther Arnold, Larry Deonier, David Wilhine. Row 2: Coach Larry Whiteley, Gary Fulps. Bob Bowden, Larry Rampey. Charles McMath. Coach larry Whiteley KW! 654.9 K f 129,41 I Z4 63467-'r75' A.32- A 29 A. 56 A. 44 A A A A 40 45 34 38 A. 43 A 54 SCOREBOARD McLain 52 B. A Sand Springs 69 B. A Mclain 70 B. A Nowata 72 B. A Pawhuska '74 B. A Stilwell 47 B. A Vinita 56 B. A Claremore 25 B. A Tahlequah 46 B. A Pryor 80 Miami Nowata Miami Vinita Pawhuska Claremore Tahlequah Pryor Miami 67 61 69 66 81 36 56 70 '73 A A A. A. A A A A SCOREBOARD Mclain 27 B. A. Sand Springs 31 B. A. McLain 43 B. A. Nowata 29 B. A. Vinita 43 B. A. Claremore 19 B. A. Tahlequah 42 B, A, Pryor 39 B. A. B. A. Miami 58 Nowata 26 Edison 58 Vinita 35 Pawhuska 48 Claremore 41 Tahlequah 50 Pryor 49 Miami 45 Q9 6'f46'f6'5' Row 1: Gary Bohannon. Ronnie Morgan, Randy Tompkins. Richard Perry, Eric Wynn Mike Swafford Row 2 Coach Bob Martin. Johnny Moore, David Holden. Johnny Waggener. Ray Warren, David Beverly L13 Qjr aggre- Iack Ross Larry Rampey paul Collins David Willhite Gary Fulps '34 .5'!7?!fI!.6' 6',46'ff9.5' l L ou. IS L nl , U, Bob Bowden w A 1 1 ok! 3 f Larry Donier Larry Lemon Charles Mclviarh Luther Arnold Rampey, surrounded by Miami Wardogs. tries a jump shox. Did he make ir?!? You ber!! It's pull- and-tug as Gary Reynolds and Tommy Keene wrestle an exhibition match before the meet between O.M.A. and B.A. s ...Au Murdock hustles for the rebound. ,f The kids stress and strain along with the WIPQTICIS at a match during school. Q fam! QQ: at Ng! 7 2 .Q-,, - -I at Ar 41,1 1 Q Q1 r Q S right ' S Y , YF' v Wi mm ff' A A ,aw bl' .ug G r E553 Q ?e-z-,M . M. . J!! IW? f9'!6W Pf?!!l!6'!Pf4l ,4,4ff0!V MK M .ST B. S. Central State College M. S. Oklahoma Stare University . LQ X ior high secreraryf Mrs. Martha Dry records grades Recordsr registers, admits, and of decisions X in the permanent register one ofthe many duries she face a principal as he begins his day at school. Kxperforms. 1 9 Rr ' rr. rr , r e. . , I ' r -r xr rr. , .r .. , rr .rm rr rr rr., . ' N ' ', Mr. rr , r. rr. . jr BEN ALLEN, B, S, Mathematics B, S. Northeastern College State JUIVXWY HMW F,-'l6 Ulfl' RONALD J. BANKS, B, S, Social Studies Student Council B, S, Northeastern State College FRANCES DAVIS, B, A. Language Arts B, A, Southwestern College Winfield, Kansas ' x A MW- l JYWLQA 1 OURD, M,Ed, aff 'A A ngu rts B, S Northeastern State College ub Qi' . 1 ,Jw , Ed. Oklahoma University w LE? .LA KJ FERN KERR, B, A. Library B. A. East Central State College ESTER ARNOLD BURRIS Social Studies B, S, Central State College s. 77 . M. M. Ed. str ental Music B, S, ortheastern State- College M, M, Ed. Tulsa University NORMA HAMILTON, B, A, English Freshman Sponsor B, A, Northeastern State College EDWARD D, WHITWORTH, B S Science B, S. Southeastern State College IENNIE MAE LIDTKE, M, S, Home Economics F. H. A. B, S, Southeastern State College M, S. Oklahoma State University BILLY IOE MCKOWN, B, S, Physical Education B, S, Northeastern State College EDITH PIGUET, B,A, Mathematics B,A, Northeastern State College JAMES P, SCOTT, B,A, Language Arts B, A, Oklahoma City University TOMMY E, VAUGHT, B, S, Assistant Coach Science B, S, East Central State College DON MATLOCK, B, S, Social Studies ' 4 1, 1 1 Q B,S, Northeastern Stafel. '- College A I 'I ' I ' H, V 0 ' 1 V. I 150 if DELLA ORR, B, S, Language Arts B. S. 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MILLER 'Chl' 'K K gf,3.,mmf,f of Thg Daily O lnlwcrman and Oklahoma Cify Times H N N H1 'NH P Claudy Abbott Jerry Abercrombie Jimmy Acree Sue Adney Betty Anderson Don Anderson Bobby Armstrong Vicki Armstrong Jenifer Arnold Willis Aulbert Teresa Bailey Ben Banfield Bob Banfield Nancy Bart Marjie Bates Glen Earl Beckham Leila Benson Jim Bivins Fred Black Jerry Blackburn Linda Boatright Mike Bowline Penny Bowline Brenda Brandt Richard Brooks Pamela Brown Robert Brown Shirely Brown Danny Bruner Bobby Bullard Danny Burnett Randy Burnley Pat Burrell Mary Burchett Jim Burris Leonard Busby Rita Cauthon Bobby Cherry Mary Lee Cherry Rollie Christian Lana Cross Eva Cobb Bernice Crain Margaret Crawford Chere' Colby Velma Coppinger Glenda Covington Jim Dark Glenda Davidson Billy Davis G. W. Davis Paula Dearstone Linda Decker Kent Detmer Jan Deonier 'nh-4, . ., . x. Nag.. V1 M 'N ,.,n or ,I . , ailX'gx-,ly-if . , I ,., 1. . 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J.. 'Sf x I triiii Fxesj l 1-'sv X-J ,,.4v ,Q 11' rr I Y , Q: Thx i 'J -R 1-A. V731- ' I ' Q , gl X Af- Mg, r ., K if AJ ? fi r, 'if' , i ,pf f l If ,-9 Q .. , gig. 9, 4 -.img 1 J fs fr i - 'I' , J ,iz u , J 5 we ii 'L.'l ' ' .f ie, L f x' JA: it A 't I' Y. ,avf David Sloan Delores Smith Herman Smith Kay Smith Jerry Stafford Patty Stegall Louise Stockton Mildred Sutton Jo Ann Tammen Larry Teel Cheryl Thompson Robert Turner Kay Vanaman David Vann Sandy Vaughn Delta Jean Vess Myrna Wair Wilma Wallace Sharon Ward Elizabeth Watkins Janet Whitehurst Gary Wniteley Mike Whiteley Jim Wild Linda Williams Dennis Wilson Vicki Wilson Deanna Winfrey Jeanie Womack Larry York .3 'kv 5 if if' rrh, fir J l ,art S ? --t'SQ.vLQ-ff.a?f?Yeff'319'f 4f?'?f?zip3tQzy.vmvwf?y ' afwaart.-QQQMQGQS , ,.,, , 1: 1 M, .. ad 'I KJ! Ji I I K' Al IJ- A 7 ...in fr WJ !! Q X 1 If A NSN s 4 f x .C I 1' Tl 4 IJ R t Marlene Biffle Marcia Brown Jim Carley Brenda Clark Kelly Clark Tom Crozier Jim Dalton Sharon Dobbs Ellison Gilland Jerry Graham Dennis Johns Jack Martin Janie Owen Patty Regenhard Shirley Sanders FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS fleft to rightj Lana Cross. . . Treasurer Chere Colby. . . Secretary Mrs. Norma Hamilton Sponsor Bob Banfield. . . President Jim Corley. . . Vice President Paula Dearstone. . i Reporter N an 'U' v-vi 'J' B1 l ' an ,-,sf -..a- .f 1 gr, r X .pu-0 1 I 7 ' ,J '13 515' A .,,, 10 sry.: ' ' ff ' L' f fue l Yfiiif vg-' i,,r f gf-- Raymond Sturn Terry Wallace Verda York ,tea Mg . by 5 -on N 4-Y -it re' ,,4 ...G ' s .,,. X I '7' --if 13, Q.-A. is -A, , ff' W. 13 li Glenda Abel Jerry Adney Teena Alexander Danny Arnold Mike Arnold Maurice Atkins Sharon Baker Gary Barnett Joe Bart Linda Baxter Phillip Beall Ronald Beaty Paula Becham Pat Bel ford Peggy Bertling Robert Bible Larry Bickel Larry Billue J. C. Black Debbie Blair Patricia Blevens Shirley Bostick Jonie Brady Vicki Bridges Barbara Brown Janice Brown Jimmy Brown Judy Brown Lennie Brown Martha Brown Melvan Cagle Sherylln Carter John Cash Sue Chapman Judy Cherry Anderson Chisholm ...-.411 Roy Lee Chubb va , , i T, '3 tint 1,2 Q , T Chris Clark ' A ' A 4 'f ' y ik ,L ,.. N , , Q, j Sammy Clay F' H 7, V JJ, 412 :-: ' -. Leslie Conner i V . , Mike Contrell - y ' ,A uk -Y I- L C 3 j ' M , , ' A ' John Courtney Y U 1 P FT-Vx .f ,fy ' , VV a ! I' 1.1. , ' N ' all Y t ' y V ' .' dl 3 ' 5 :'5i?i35'iEff ' l ifif ' i new 1 giti5,1',:':-V--.I ' l i Jimmy Cowan . A Terry Cox 5 - , 5. ' . QQ 0 'Zi' Carol Davidson l , y Sheila Davidson 5.1 ix ,J 1,27 A, Phillip Davis N , I Y Af? Melody Deatherage ' jr' '. ' u X l t fr a i s so nt i ai! t - - Q1 5 Joyce DeShamp Dennis Donnelly Sheila Duffey Allen Easley Carl Edmindson Jack Edwards Paula Eller Annette Fields Robert Fields De Lon Flinchum Tony Foster James Friend Nancy Gaddy Paul Gann Patricia Garrett Billie Gatewood Vickie Gilbert Danny Gourd -fb 1 -Ms 1 ' N 1 A, if - M rl s 'W -.f--1 1 11' 40'- 'go I .3 ,. , 1 ' L, .154 RPA, . C4 ' .f-ur - X - .3 ' '27 'J X ,-Q... . A 1, ati! x 'Q ' ve, Jar 34 r '7e ,l li --I their 4,1 tty .1 ' M MW 1 .W . tl ,ra Viz, S G '31, Y.. LF-Jil 'WWQJ - fl , -'J L., , I if f ,, . .A 1 fix 1 V F 'HS' W J-?' ...I . f...,..-lg J t it ,mai VP .nv ---v -eil? 1 A-2' no i i A in 4 Zi ' J , J ' , '-un, 5 I L t 1 A tj 4 f. 'QL-'rfgefwii .rv 'Q at N-- f,'f'Lfi is ' '37 1 ' - ' w K ' t 1 Q l J ,eff , ,Q- Fi' tiger. Q 'K -gk V7 Vi Bennie Graham Linda Griffith Paulette Haddox Lynda Hale Kathy Haley Kathy Hall Mike Hall Frances Hamilton Harold Harlan Nina Harp Kenneth Harper John Hatten Noel Helm Floy Hensley Greg Hickey Janice Hobbs Carol Hocutt Jerry Holden David Holmes Louise Holt John Hudson George Hunsecker Steve Irwin Adana Jared Barbara Jenkins Linda Johnson Pat Kekoboh Brent Kinkeade Debbie Kinkeade John Kirkpatrick Ellen Leak Mike Lester Danny Lopez Edward Love Carmen Lucas Maganda Luther James Mallow Rodney Maples Carolyn Martin Dwight Martin Jimmy Martin Yvonne Martin Nina Masburn Darlene Maxfield Mickey McClean Leon McBroom Arley Mclntire Delores McKee Greg McWilliams Rita Medlin Neoka Medlock Mary Miller Virginia Miller Kitty Moore Ralph Moore Deborah Murphy Mike Murphy Authur Nickols Dale Nickols Paula Nickols Margaret Noble Barbara O'Neal Brenda Parks John Payne Jackie Pearson Mary Sue Peck Paul Pennington Wayne Pense Carl Perry Tony Petrick Cleo Peterson Charlie Phillips ,1- F937 ..,Q4' 1 1 1 l 'S 37 ...f JF 1 . 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R ,fa 4 Mike Philput Margaret Plunk Ronald Poplin Phyllis Ralls Keith Rampey Barry Ray Russell Repschlag Larry Reynolds Paula Richards Brady Roberts Linda Roberts Sue Rogers Gary Rosser Jimmie Rowland Travis Rucker Phil Runyon Bobby Samuel Bobby Self Joyce Shahan Jo Ann Simmons Mike Singer Cindy Slate Gail Smith Linda Smith Scott Smith Mary Snow Mike Spradling Patricia Stearns Darlene Sneed Bruce Stephens Mike Stephenson Leonard Stevens Billy Stout Charles Stunkard Rose Mary Taylor Larry Thompson CD James Thorp Glendora Tiffey Linda Truelove J Johnny Turner Delbert Tygart J Johnny Vaughn Q ,Q Rex Waggoner Don Wagoner Kathy Welch Johnny Wells Bill White Larry Whittiker H529 Pat Wild Steve Wilson -vi Connie Woods Jerry Woodward Darrell Young Sue Boone Sterling Hines Kenneth Rankin Phillip Turner 8th GRADE HOME ROOM OFFICERS lst Row: Cindy Slate Pat Kekakbok Nancy Boddy Tena Alexander I 2nd Row: - James Mallow Paul Pennington I Larry Reynolds Paula Eller Vickie Gilbert 3rd Row: John Hudson Mickey McLeon N I 1 f Nw? 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Davis Janice Davis Daniel Denny Mary Dickerson Charles Dobbins Jennifer Dodson Roberta Donnelly Frank Edwards Jimmy Edwards Veckie Eller Pauline Ferguson Sharon Fetter Bobby Fields Jean Finley Ralph Fisher Don Foster Llona Foster Mary Fox Janice Fulps Vickie Fulps Buddy Gainer Debbie Gaines Dennis Gaulding Sherry Garroutte James Geren Pamela Goss Laura Gragg Jerry Green Sharon Greenfield Richard Gulick Wanda Hale Charles Hamilton David Hampton Vernon Harp Connie Hays Bill Helm Charles Henry Glenda Henry Connie Herndon Terry Hicks Jimmy Hobbs LaVerne Holden . . . - -1. -r.:. '14-nf 1 ' ,y L QQ 9 . ' gf ' ' . - . , 1-I , W V - :Q ' K ' ' bv W ' , ,af N-.1-:iff , -r . 'f - ' ,rr - .4545-'a,, Ja. l 1 r. ' r, ff- bln, ':f'23sv: H-'. 1 all rl f A V' L V-y ' W ,rgg 1,5 tPMsentO.:Q.? ,Q1 3 l' A 'f . ,zilir-. HF .'0,U4fQ'5m --fries- Emi. , ', N, , it -1. Wiseiafiwlh' 554 ' N X-f-r Q'-'Y 'lr A Or . , ' f, 4 r '3 -1 . 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Rucker Hope Runyon Kerma Rutledge Sandra Samuel Terry Sanders Don Sawyer Chuck Schlegal Johnny Scism Larry Shanks Neta Shields Loretta Simmons Paul Simmons Sue Ann Simmons Pat Simms Jackie Simpson Robert Singleton Harold Sloan Dennis Snelson Jim Stephens Karen Stephens Charles Stevens LaVerne Stevens Tommy Stevens Charlotte Streator Larry Stults Dick Stunkard Patricia Stunkard Larry Sweet Sharon Tul Mike Thompson Russell Thompson Judy Tinker --.-nur: ' V A!! . V A, 411 ' W- W l 1 t 50, ' .0 1.-v '-3-4 v6.r D mi Q. , 'Surg V . R I. . 4 t fiii X 4 J 1 I H ,A ix- tu . 1 w f . 1, ,X , M' J N H l Q' AAAI I ,,,, al sf: was r It 1 :E E- , Q -'ji f..-f'f rs 5' 'A ' ..-4 L 1 'A .Q A .. ,, X 5 X l f 'K v rf A ' ' 1 4 ,I ' . , . 'r--1, .' ' ':2' fl ',!73f.5v9' , M.- N . up ' 35,1 .lg H 5' .tfyngybsf ai - r f f ' y . , .l!5lf.:1i5ifH5sfiw..!' in .011 I' .-I , If 4' I ' J ' ' V4 'S I L 53 ll I Ol! -.. 7 ,, rv- 'z v in gzip! L! ,- n 'irlr ' . ' gi ' s lids as 4 ' Richard Vaughn 7th HOME ROOM OFFICERS Larry Sweet Steve Bruner Sue Ann Cheek Vickey Fulps Kathy Linell ...f --1 N X ,453 ,n V1 .Ii ,v n i , Q' ,ig Q X Sir- rin.. 'FJ' , ' s .5 wx ..AA p 5.52 I I I ff f- I Email , ' ,,!7.i.Q5, X 1 I K If 'j 5 ,I W gy P. 1, L ., . Q 17. V 12,11-i. 1 r 1 N ras' - -G mike X 0 , r , ,.-- --4' ,, fqv V , V ..- ,- E fv 'nv C... x ,v F Z va. ,.,-1 1 'I' Cheryl Tomlison David Turpin Linda Urner Sylvia Villarreal David Ware Barbara Warren Beckie Watts Bernice Welch Donna Welch Nancy Whiteley Cheryl Wilburn Stacy Wilcoy Jerry Wiley Jimmy Wiley Sharon Wilhite Bill Wilson Charles Wilson Steve Wilson Christee Winters Paul Block Patsy Boon Rickey Femondez David Johns Jerry McKee Nancy Webb Kay Medlin .Timmy Mills James Nading Larry Risenhoover Barbara Stephens W! A W fVMfEvV0L' JV M41 fifb' I' UHIAXV !Wl'15'!l64 WM? . J AU V, I ki! fpm A .5341 !!Z4f015'A4fl! 6'1964f?lf.5' Jylylyffyly Si' J'-EL. fag' pg, 1 0 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS CLeft to Righty Jan Deonier, Secretaryg Lana Cross, Reporter and Historian, Alan Keller, Presidentg Sandra Vaughn, Treasurerg and Brent Kinkeade, Vice- President. .ffiifflff JWUXVJVZ Row 1: Kieth Rampey, Rickie Metzger, Nina Harp, Pauline Ferguson, Cathy Colby, Jimmy Martin, Brent Kin- keade, David Hampton, Steven Wilson. Row 2: Finley Skocdopole, ,Tan Doenier, Connie Krier, Ellen Leak, Linda Jackson, Kay Vanaman, Jeanie Finley, Paul Simmons, Dick Meyer. Row 3: Candis I-lillenburg, Chere Colby, Danny Bruner, Cheryl Thompson, Andy Chisolm, Steve Bruner, jack Edwards. Row 4, Janig Brady, Sue Warren, Lyndia Hale, Jim Carley, Carol Davidson. Wayne Pense, Charlie Phillips, Bob Banfield, Ronnie Foster. ANN 'WN GQ .5153 ,kj ,2.C'fui aaw rizfffkk?-' c' gg. 'T fx? A 5' 4'-,Z X L X :H :I ,1 ' In-5. 1. I 'C L' ' ,A ' 0 :Af rn gb WM! MUS!! 1 1 Delores Smith has been the able accompanist for the group this year. FLUTES Deanna Winfrey Margaret Crawford Valarie Karner Sue Samuel Shirley Rhodes Sue McConnell Donna Harsen Janie Owen Becky Ezell .Tanell Rhoades Shirley Brown J an Simmons Jeanie Womack CORNETS Jerry Simmons Greg Dodd Glen Earl Ronnie Metcalf Jimmy Acree Don Anderson EAW! Mike Whiteley Gary Whiteley Robert Turner Terry Pearce Johnny Martin BASS John Scott David Hartman FRENCH HORNS Bernice Crain Phillip Sallee OBOE .Tack Dilly BASS CLARINET Phyllis Lentz TENOR SAXOPHONE Vicki Lea BAND OFFICERS Valarie Karner ------------------- Presldent Rickey Metzger - - - - - - Vice President Patty Jones - - - - ----- Secretary Rita Fulps - - - CLARINETS Janie Gilbert Marcia Brown Myrna Wair J usie Jones Pat Hplden Jay Kirkpatrick Patty Jones Billie Sue Reynolds Patty Stegall Rose Ann Hurst .111- Sandy Vaughn Paula Dearstone Rita Martin Diane Geren Sharon Ward Theresa McPart1in Donald Pearson Pam Brown Loulie Hunsecker Penny Bowline J aner Morgan TWIRLERS Janet Morgan Shirley Brown Vicki Lea Phyllis lentz Deanne Winfrey Billie Sue Reynolds Sandy Vaughn Lana Cross Barbara Dodd Kathy Fletcher Vicki Armstrong Fred Block Mike Penticost BARITONE SAXOPHONE Mike Kirkpatrick ALTO CLARINET Mike Penticost ALTO SAXOPHONE Donna Ross Jan Detmer Kent Detmer Judy Moore DRUMS Lana Kelley Alan Keller David Sloan Raymond Sturm Ricky Metzger Lana Cross I ! K FUI 'XIX Q, I im Wild Ralph Gall TROMBONES Charles Johnson Jerry Rhodes Finley Skocdopole Preston Eile BARITONE Danny Burnett Jim Burris Terry Wallace J em mAz2f,9f1f1f0 FLUTES: Janie Brady, Barbara Brown, Kitty Moore, Kathy Hall, Debbie Kinkade, Mganda Dather, Carol Hocutt. Paula Ellen, Ann Harper. SAXOPHONES: Phil Rtmyon, Mike Cantrell, Vickie Gilbert, Pete Bauman, Diana McKee. CLARINETS: Melody Deatherage, Sheralyn Carter, Linda Johnson, Jimmy Martin, Bill White, Jimmie Rowland, Janice Brown, Pat Wild, Paula Richards, Sue Giapman, Carmen Lucas, Margaret Noble, Paula Nicholson, Linda Griffith. OBOE: Jimmy Martin. BASS CLARINET: Terry Cox. BARITONE: Jim Helm, John Hatten. TRUMPETS: Carl Perry, W. C. Black. Johnny Turner, George Hunsecker, Greg McWilliams, Brent Kinkeade, Benny Wagner, Russel Repschlager, Larry Bickel, Danny Lopez, David Holmes, Mike Arnold, Sterling Hine, Bobby Samuel. TROMBONES: Ray lee Chubb, .Terry Holden, Delon Flinchrnan, Mike Lester, Johnny Vaughn. FRENCH HORN: Lyndia Hale. DRUMS: Jimmy Brown, Rex Waggoner, Dale Nichols, Tony Petrik, John Hudson. YM 6'15'140f HAIW FLUTES: Cindy Ratliff, Connie Herndon, Pamela Goss, Glenda Henry, Sue Ann Cheek, David Hampton, Shirley Keene. SAXOPHONES: Joe Kilpatrick, Linda Rodgers, Patsy Penecost, Christie Winters. TENOR SAXOPHONES: Guy Holden, Billy Bryant. CLARINETS: .Teane Finley, Russel Thompson, David Howell, Nancy Webb, Jim Stephens, Pat Steward, Debbie Adams, Connie Hayes, Donna Welch, Hope Runyon, Cheryl Wilburn, Jerry McKee, Kathy Linell, Sharon Teel, Kerma Rutledge, Marcelene Moore, Sandra Samuel, Sherilyn Jeppeson, Mia Carley, Vicki Fulps, Jerry Green. TRUMPETS: Paul Simmons, Kenneth Collins, Dick Meyers, Pat Sims, Harold Sloan, David Carpenter, Stanley Mills, Charles Dobbins, Larry Stults, Carry Albert, Carl Coffelt, Noel Helm, Dewey Cneek, Harold Rowland, Mike Robinson, Paul Harp, Earl Hallschler, Veschel Eller, Larry White, Royce Rosser. TROMBONES: Paul Rhoades, Gary Holland, John Black, Charles Rhoades, James Nading. BASS: Paul Simmons. FRENCH HORN: Dick Meyers. DRUMS: Rex Jones, Charles Schlegal, Buddy Gainer, Don Foster, David Johns, Bobby Fields. Row 1: Vicki Lea, Shirley Rhodes, Susie Jones, Jan Simmons, Myrna Wair, Janice Deonier, Shirley Brown, Sue McConnell, Sue Samuel, Valarie Jarner, Kathy Fletcher, Barbara Dodd. Row 2: Kerma Rutletge, Brenda Clard, Lana Kelley, Paula Dearstone, Rita Fulps, Billie Reynolds, Sharon Ward, Donna Harsen, Theresa Mc- Partland, Patty Jones, Judy Moore, Penny Boline, Melody Dearterage, Sandy Vaughn, Dee Ann Winfrey, Sherlyn Carter. Row 3: Mrs. Weeks, Janet Morgan, Sandra Greenwell, Mia Carley, Patricia Stewart, Sherry Garroute, Cheryle Tomlinson, Glenda Covington, Linda Fugate, Chere Colby, Sharon Rhodes, Saundra Lott, Francis Peters, Virginia Ferguson, Linda Bridges,Janie Owen, Vicke Armstrong, Mildred Sutton. Row 4: Debbie Kinkead, Patty Reganhard, Linda Boatright, Marna Mitchell, Beverly Crow, Nancy Rogers, Brenda Poplin, Kathleen McPartland, Sharon Arnold, llona Foster, Sharon Teel, Sylvis Villarreal, Glenda Henry, Cindy Ratliff, Berniece Crain, Marsha Brown. Sandra Drake. Row 5: Margaret Noble, Jimmie Rowland, Paula Nicholson, Sue Adney, Janet Long, Wanda Hale, Prescila Cash, Pamela Goss, Sandra Samuel, Roberta Donnelly, Shelly Nichols, Ellen Leak, Phyllis Rails, Viski Bridges, Particia Garrett, Deborah Blair, Patricia Blivins, Patty Wild. Row 6: Linda Johnson, Nancy Gaddy, Shella Duffey, Paula Beckham, Teena Alexander, Debbie Murphy, I-lope Runyon, Kay Medlin, Cathy Colby, Deborah Gaines, Shirley Keene, Deborah Adams, Sue Ann Cheek, Linda Rogers, Sharilyn Jepperson, Bicki Wilson, Joyce Martin, Glenda Abel, Eva Cobb. Row 7: Sue Chapman, Cindy Slate, Carol Davidson, Lyndia Hale,.Tanie Brady, Ann Harper, Vicki Gilbert, louise Holt, Connie Woods, Neoka Medlock, Peggy Bertling, Jo Ann Simmons, Joyce Shahan, Christie Winters, Margie Bates, Linda Williams. P50 67019 CHEERLEADERS Delores Martin Pat Kekahbok Allien Duffey Candis Hillenburg Cheryl Thompson' Mary Fox Row 1: Mrs. Lidtke, Bernice Crain, Susie Baker, Sue McConnell, Deanna Winfrey, Sharon Dobbs, Myrna Wair, Susie Jones, Norma Jean Womack, Valarie Carner, Jan Donier, Cheryl Thompson, Candis Hillenburg, Becky Ezell, Mary Jane Sims, Linda Roberts, Rita Cauthen, Delores Smith, Jennifer Arnold. Row 2: Marlene Biffle, Linda Fugate, Margaret Crawford, Sharon Ward, Charlotte Wilderman, Pat Price, Pat Burrel, Shirley Rhoades, Barbara Dodd, Allien Duffey, Sharon Rhodes, Chere Colby, Saundra Lott, Glenda Covington, Nola Jones, Margie Graham, Janet Morgan, Velma Coppinger. Row 3: Connie Krier, Joyce Martin, Sue Adney, Nancy Bart, linda Williams, Lana Cross, Kathy Fletcher, Delores Martin, Sheryl Funk, Mary Butcher, Pam Brown. Pat Holden, Marcia Brown, Karen Medlin, Patty Stegall, Diana Geren. Jane Bilbert, Vicki lea, Donna Ross. Row 4: JoAnn Tammen, Linda Boatright, Patty Regenhard. Donna Harsen, Loulie I-Iunsecker, Thereasa Mc- Partland, Nancy Rodgers, Brenda Brandt, Vicki Armstrong, Penny Bowline, Janie Owen, Dianne Fulps, Brenda Clark, Linda Jackson, louise Stockton, Mildred Sutton, Rita Fulps, Billie Sue Reynolds, Phyllis lentz. Row 5: Kay Vanaman, Sandra Hines, Vicki Wilson, Jan Simmons, J annelle Rhoades, Judy Moore, Sandy Greenwell, Lucille Dodson, Brenda Poplin, Patty Jones, Shirley Brown, Lana Kelly, Paula Dearstone, Sandy Vaughn. F. H. A. OFFICERS J Velma Coppinger Parliamentarian Sandy Vaughn WH NT? President Valarie Karner Reporter Uh J an Donier Vice- President . Judy Moore Secretary Sharon Rhodes Chaplain , Cheryl Thompson Historian Lana Cross Treasurer Bernice Crain Song leader w ILTIYI4. .5'WfffHff4f?f JUN' 11100157 The Royal Court of F. H. A. Sweetheart Judy Moore. 'Ihese beauties and escorts reigned as the highlight of the annual sweetheart banquet. X 1. l' These proud mothers were very helpful in preparing the banquet dinner which the fathers served. L..,,kJ w-N Librarian Mrs. Fern Kerr explains the proper library procedure for the use of reference books to librarians Connie Krier and Georgia Helm. !!6Wf4f9!,4!V.5' Row 1: Sue Adney, Joyce Martin, Pat Stearns, Vickie Gilbert, Connie Krier. Row 2: Jo Ann Tammen, Marlene Biffle, Leila Benson, Ber- niece Croin, Linda Fugate, Kay Vanamon. Sue Adney, Janet Whitehurst and Janet Morgan discuss the possibility of what would be best for that English report. Ufffff .f'ff4ff Row 1: Sharon Rhodes, Rita Medlin, Adona Jared, Mrs. Martha Dry. Row 2: Marcia Brown. Sondra Hines, Susie Baker, Velma Coppinger. !'f4f15'0l Row 1: Dale Nichols, Jimmy Martin, Tony Petrik, larry Stutz, David Howell. Row 2: Barry Ray,Dick Meyer, Bobby Samuels, Jim Helm. .Terry McKee. Row 3: Danny Lopez, larry Thompson, .Timmy Stevens, Gary Hol- land, Mr. Paul Coates, Sponsor. Office girl Susie Baker checks office records. At right office girl Velma Coppinger records absentees on the daily ab- sentee report. fe? -g,,,a4' .WA 6'fZ4lf Row 1: Coach Vaught, Finley Skocdopole, Johrmy Parks, Terry Little, Jimmy Acree, Bob Banfield, Ellison Gillion, Ned Packard, Bobby Armstrong, Keith Garroutte, Danny Bruner, Larry York, Bobby Cherry, Jimmy Dalton, Jimmy Dark, Jimmy Bivins, Ben Banfield, Coach Putnam. Row 2: Jerry Rhoades, Jim Carley, Ronnie Foster, Ralph Gall, Billy Grahmn, Jack Martin, Robert Bible, Johnny George, Raymond Stems, Jimmy Burris, Dennis Wilson, Tommy Crozier, Mike Whiteley. Row 3: Charles Sanders, Jim Wilde, Keneth Lane, Howard Harold, Gippy Aulbert, Bobby Bullard, Jerry Grahm, Richard Howey, Rollie Christian, Mike Boline, Don Ander- son, Richard Brooks. 15007654 I 6' fb 67MUf Row 1: Ronald Beaty, Carl Edmondson, Leslie Conner, John Cash, Mike Spradling, Charley Phillips, Paul Gann. Keith Rampey, John Hudson, Mickey Mclean, Jackie Pearson, Danny Arnold, Greg McWilliams. Row 2: James Mallow, Maurice Atkins, Tony Foster, Danny Gourd, John Vaughn, Lenord Stevens, Travis Rucker, Philip Davis, Pat Belford, Arley Mclntire, Ralph Moore, Andy Chisholm, Paul Pennington. Row 3: Benny Graghm CMgr.J Rod Maples, James Cowan, Wayne Pense, Brady Roberts, Larry Bickle, John Wells, Harold Harlan, Dennis Donnelley, John Hatton, John Kirkpatrick, Larry Reynolds, Dariel Simmons, Coach Vaught. . M J!w ' .WNV J Y Y i ' Q ,ii Y v V -u ' 4 H fufffg-T??5QTf'.E?T,i4'5I i ' W' ' ' ' -ai-+-1 dY -gh-uf ' -T, JQgVAi-V I V ' A H ' 75199,--' - , I , 'JT' ff! i.T', if j'2gf? 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Second Row: Paul Coffee, Linda Rodgers, Jeanie Womack, Valarie Karner, Theresa McPartlan, Patsy Pentecost. Third Row: Larry Sweet, Mike Spradling, David Holmes, Russell Repschlager, Ray hee Chubb, Delon Flinchum, Roberta Donnelly, Shelly Mentzer. Fourth Row: Larry White, Benny Wagner, Rex Waggoner, Mike Lester, Phillip Turner, John Black, Danny Gourd. Not Pictured: Georgia Helm, Frank Edwards, Mary Davis and several grade school students. 4-H HM? Benny Wagner and his prize stock nf 1 9 ' Valarie Karner - Queen V Mike Lester - King I Sue Adney checks the library card file for the correct I-an'Y Sweet n0Pe5 to find ine answer to his reference reference for her report in History. problem in the multiple sets of encyclopedia. The students at left seem to enjoy the surroundings l at the basketball games. We wonder if the popcorn machine has anything to do with this. Below Danny and David Gourd exhibit their 4-H Sponsors, Mr. and Mrs. George Gourd prize dairy cattle at the Tulsa State Fair. enjoy the exhibits at the fair. aa., ,AM fl U 4 9 M 'wc STANFIELD STALLIONS, 1961 CHAMPIONS ROW 1: Rodney Murry, Danny McDonald, Kenny Ragsdale, Bill Wayne Wilson. ROW 2: Steve Bruner Jerry Medlin, Bobby Harper, Chris Gann, Charles Wilson. ROW 3: Rodney Randell, Ralph Jones, Rex Waggoner, Tommy Dark. COACHES: H, K, Ragsdale and Lester Randell. flllflf So ends another year at Broken Arrow High. We do not, however, look back, but we look ever forward to other Tiger teams and other editions of the Arrow Life. May these Tigers of 1968 keep us always mindful of our responsibility to future generations. 15 fri? ,L 'LLM' ' X' My' if J fffiff - -2li'igf' ffcpf 31 3T :4 -fe! V N 12, Q25 if QC- fc - . - GX, E' Q' .. g, cf D Q33 X5 NE N5 gig, V25 .47 1 B Wifi? ii' 'N Y' 'f-Qi? XX X N N Q, A Q I Tfwxwv' yy S ww x . 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