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Thinking back on those good ol ' school days, many can admit to starting to school with a push and a shove. However, as time passed by, we began to kick back and enjoy ourselves - not necessarily because we were thrilled with having hzcts crammed into our tiny brains, sitting at a desk for six hours, or dragging a bag stuffed full of books back home, but rather, the reason we returned to school the following days, weeks, and years I aside Hom the eminent federal law and threats from our parents 2 was because ofthe fun things that go on there. You know what these things are - the Laces made behind teachers' backs, the coy looks exchanged in the halls, the papers passed from chair to chair whenever a teacher wasn 't looking, and ofcourse along with all those books in that bookbag, notes about who saw johnny making eyes at Sally. These are just a few ofthe things that endear the prison-like building to our hearts, and it is to these things that we dedicate our yearbook theme. This 1986-87 Byng Pirate Yearbook pays special tribute to all the things we do . . . at AM W . Table Of Contents , A Y' . I , 9'-.vu Fun Times F F unny aces V , ' c 'Yun Fun-damentals Fun Functions Fun Forces Future Fun Funancial Finish Are We Its one of THOSE days. Sometimes, no matter how hard you may try, nothing seems to go right. It's then that you need to quit trying so hard - kick back and have fun! Your alarm goes off at ZOO a.m. Without even opening your eyes, you lik one arm to hit the snooze button and roll over. At 7:09 your alarm goes off again. You roll over, hit snooze and doze off once again. You repeat this proce- dure every nine minutes until you open one eye to see that it's 7:27. You sit straight up in bed in an effort to wake up, you think again, you hit snooze, you hall back against your pillow and snuggle deeper under the covers. gt?f'?:5?' gi rl, , H I-W at Top left- I'll watch the game Iilm, later. B17an Hampton, Sr. Bottom Ich- Somebody has to hold the wall up. ' Mke Scott, Sr. 5-M.- W W Ihr,-,,, , thy , 'Nfl mf- M, u sw., ,115 1 , .Q A I y r f ,je . T Ill I .-.... 455 'N Fun -2- Times 1 Having Fun Yet? You arrive at your eight o'clock class at 8:07 with your hair sticking straight up and creases in one side of your Race. Its definitely one of THOSE days! The day progresses progessively worse, and several times you scowl as you remember the title page of this yearbook which says we go to school just for the fun of it. With this thought in mind, you sarcastically mumble to yourself 'Are we having fun yet? Of course your an- swer to this question is no, but for all of us who have seen you today, it is definitely a yes! So take a look in the mirror, kick back, and have fun!! ti SQ? is S?.xg . Wi' Fun -3- Hines wx. vs Top middle- Why didn 't I just stay in bed today? Mrs. Willis, yearbook adv. Bottom middle- 'lrn so-o-o good. ' james Stacy, Sr. Top right- 'Y sleep better standing, Gregg Hardin, jr. Bottom right- So that's how you do ir. Anna Haley, Sr. 1 km 'X E. 1 X . N Traci Henley, Senior Toby Sanders, Senior Kevin Brand, Senior 12 qv- aim Most things can be recorded in a year- book - things that take place every year. Howeven there are some things, the feel- ings, that are difficult to capture. These feelings - a feeling of pride in your school, an extremely funny moment, a sense of ac- complishment or dekat - are very strong emotions usually lost in the hub-bub of other school activities recorded in the year- book. Yet many hail to realize that it is precisely these emotions that determine who you are and what you expect from life and describe your entire school career with - out words. Feelings - how simple, yet piercing they can be. Remember that overwhelming sense ofjubilation after winning state? You could hardly contain the excitement or suppress the tears which released all of the long months of hard work. Or when losing that crucial game, remember the sense of loss and heartache felt when seeing tears of frus- tration and dekat falling Hom our players' hzces. On a more pleasant note, remember the swell of pride when you received that unex- pected A in Biology? How about those late nights at a lriendlv house when everything seems funny and no one can go to sleep for laughing. Don 't forget the feeling when you had just gotten a date with that special person, and you just wanted to shout with excitement. Remember these feelings, the strong emotions, the memories they created. Re- member the good times, the bad times. Remember school. Laura Barrick, Senior Suzi Hall, Smior Stacy Pendergralt, junior Passing a tall, distinguished, wealthy looking man on the sidewalk, a young school girl pre- pares to conhont him. Aker all, he's wealthy- looking, it is very unusual for a person on Byng campus to have money the first semester of school. The months Hom August to December have been newly designated as the fund-raising months at Byng. Running aher the man, the young girl digs several slips of paper out of her school bag. Ex-Excuse me, sir, the young girl stammers as the stranger turns around. Would you like to buy a raffle ticket for a 4 foot high stuffed animal? The man smiles and hands over a dollar bill. Taking the ticket Hom the girl he nods and begins walking away, Wait. ' the girl yells after him, How about a ticket for a carwash? The man turns around, smiles polite- ly, and hands the girl two more bills in exchange for another ticket. And how about a ticket for a flowervase for your wife? the girl prompts as the man digs in his pocket again. 'And a top quality stereo . . . This continues until the annoyed man pulls his empty pocket wrong- side out and turns to walk away. I can give you time to go to the bank! the girl yells to the retreating form who is now like everyone else on Byng campus. This is a common episode which anyone at Byng during the first semester can relate to. Tickets are sold for the raffling of everything from turkeys to TV's, Food is sold, magazines are sold,' shirts are sold, knick-knacks are sold,' pins are sold, cards are sold . . . You name it,' Pirates sell it. Carwashes, bowl -a-thons, dances, a chili supper, a skate-a-thon are all held annu- ally for fund-raising events. Nearly every organized group at Byng School raises money for its activities, and there are quite a few organizations. It would fill a whole page to list all the groups who raise money, but the Mr. 8: Miss BHS contest would definitely be at the top. This year's BHS candidates together raised a total of 15,822.04 Seventh graders, Ryan Feazle and Mendy Morgan, raised 3153.055 Brandon Parks and Shannon Smith, eighth graders, raised 1820.012 ninth grade candidates, Deryck Parks and jennifer Timmons, raised a total of I1216.17, Scotty Gannon and Sherri Mitchell of tenth grade raised 11411505 juniors, Eliaabeth Willis and Geoffrey Humphers brought 51602505 and last, Seniors Denise Erwin and Robby Lee raised 5618. 78. However, winners or losers, this contest takes place all in fun, right? Right? Yeah, yeeaahh, that's the ticket. ' Thats I -' 7 . A. 1 . I lf fT'7'T'f'T - . I: '.,,-- . ,fa - l 'fd H. F17 N - . 1 X . , mrs ffl fl - . -mgtvxgy ..- s 2Q....Q 6 1. Top right, senior Kim Schultingkemper shows some authority at a dance. Bottom left, Rodney Frazier, senior, demonstrates his bowling expertise at the senior bowl -a-thon. Bottom right, juniors Tony Huckeby, Dumbo, Leland Wilson, Shannon White, Leo, and Elizabeth Willis. 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This statement is agreed to by nearly all the twins at Byng School. However, there are many similarities. For instance, Mitch and Peggy Henley are both sport fanatics, Leland and Ginger Wilson are both aggies, as are Steven and Stanley Sa wyersg and Sada and Stephanie Enyeart are both talented musicians. Top right, junior twins Debbie and Donnie West, lWddle left, sophomores Chris and Randy Humphersg Middle right, sophomores Peggy and Mtch Henley f How much more alike can you get - both close their eyes for the cameraljg Bottom left, sophomores Sada and Stephanie Enyearq Bottom right, juniors Leland and Ginger Wilson fOopsL' Thatls Ginger and Leland Wilsonj. Qu? 3 Fun - 10- Drnes .,..6 x ' - L rw. is AJ 7 '1 f sw. 'Mx X 1.3 1 f- ' X..r s , W-i s f A ' x vga 2 . -- g W tt ' Nix 5 f- 'Q X ' X ki - , fs , 'M' ' SHN . x 'mfg-fff' XX, M- , ,Ni .yn . ,f- ,ff X -QQL -ing, 1..- xii ,I 1... im A eb .M , 8, ff . 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MII. - uf rs -vln ,w'Dfh,r-QD Mrfiff Wfh rw ,,, ,.'41,-JA , ,f.f-I ml. 4 MU' J!j.vj,HvA1w1f,v' Ap ' In ff ,Mfr rx f.J.gJ- ' J .mf 1.1-M A 4 L 'mmf x, Aww For A Fun Time Call . . 'Being alone, in the eyes of a teenager, is probably one of the worst things that could happen to anyone! 'Loneliness' . . . it's just plain boring! In other words, it's an unpleasura- ble monotony. So therefore, you will very sel- dom catch any sane' teenager letting this type of monotonous unpleasure happen! How do they do this', you ask? Its simple, all you have to do is pick up the telephone, get together, and have a crazy time! Hmmm! Have you ever wondered just exact- ly how rich the youth of America are making the people at Southwestern Bell? We must keep them busy! At our school alone, there are 810 students in the 7 through 12 grades. Each of which talks on the phone about an average of two hours a day a piece, some of them even more. So this means, that at any given time, there are at least 42 people on the phone lines at one time. That's just from our school, think about how many teenages are on the phone at the same time rn Oklahoma! All seriousness aside, though, there is some- thing good coming out of all this! 'Friendships' . . . special relationships that a young person will remember for a lifetime! High school days are the best times of a person's life. Times of cruisinl parties, slee- povers, or just plain hangin' out! But you don 't do these things by yourself you do them with 'hiendsll You can laugh with H-iends, you can cry with them. You can listen to their problems and they can listen to yours. So the next time you get bored, just call up a friend and create some memories that will last a lifetime! 2 tis 1 Lt ' . s rr. iaiafist 'Nl N1 D Top leit- Pirates are number I! Bottom left- Lets take a break and pose for the camera, guys Top middle- Can 'r grow one? Here, Ill help! Top rght- Rememben were just FRIENDS! Middle right- Don 't you even think about taking my picture. Bottom- Look at those SMILES! X X X395 4? X Q Q-X, Q ' w 'v gf was ax. ' 1. X 2 J ,af '91 4 Q. 'XVI K wr fl . XR I 'Q ,, fag uv 2 -iff. :Aw in .Q rw:--,Q A , W 'Q-Z -Vx, V 1. Q 1 QA -I , b f',: A e 453,13 k . ,..,., V .Hu -as Q 56' Rr , If 1 tri! I' I , - ,L- 2 S 1 I 5 f I W j 2 Y V 14' 3 'lifes -Q - .. 7' Top left, senior girl scouts, Kim Schlutihgkemper and Dana Atwood enjoy a summer vacation th the Rockies. Top right, junior Deanna Tate blows a piece of Bubble Yum for her sister, 5th gmder Shari Tate. Bottom righg senior Karen Wheeler knows where the action is at White Water. Bottom left, junior Trent Carthel enjoys sunny California. Ahh! Those three blissful months of summer - time spent soaking in the sun, splashing in the watery lying in Hont of the T V in the middle ofthe afternoon, spending endless hours with your Hiends with no worrying of having to get up and go to school the next morning, no homework to pretend like you are doing, shades, cars, loud stereos, and skimpy clothing. What more can you say? Thats the life! That's summer! Fun - 16- Times , . D-'sn In The Sun if .i Top leli- Greg R. braves the winter cold with warm thoughts of summer as Wayne H. points to the large goose bump on his lei? arm. Top rghr- Senior Roy Horton took time our dudng the annual wheat harvest to carve his name in a rock near Cluster, Montana. Middle left- Sherrie lvhtchell travels in style on her vacation in Holly- wood, California. Bortom right- David avoids the hear of summer by driving topless. 8 Bortom left- K. Wheelen M. Beam, D. Boissenia, L. Barrick, and 'If Henley ham it up for fun in the sun. .. g Fun-17- Times g unt, .. . .W ' sw' . tw ,A ve you ever reached the point of boredom at which you would do absolutely ANYTHING to have fun? The students whose testimonies follow undoubtedly reached that point. However, please beat in mind that they are TEENAGERS. Robby Lee, Senior When I was a junior and after Mrs Tipton had just had the stage painted following the South Pa cific performances Ted Gonderman was chasing me around the auditorium I jumped up from the how unusually glossy it looked and rn horror I remembered rt was wet I landed and slid Then I heard Mrs Tipton coming and not wanting to get caught rn the act I jumped back down onto the carpet Unfortunately rt wasn t until I was back on the floor that I realized I had paint on the bottom of my shoes , . 1 lloor onto the stage. As I was in midain I noticed , , - . I - . Elraa beth Willis unior Back in Rall baseball season when the crickets were really bad Mr. Story and Mr. Smith dared me to dump a cupful of crick- CIS on my mothers head. I did . . . an have lived to regret it. Fun - 18- Trrnes ust For The Rocky Shelton, Senior 'In 8th grade, four other friends and I put our names in a hat and drew to see who would steal his parents' car and drive us all to Texas. My name was drawn, so at 11:00 that nqght, I stuffed pillows under my sheet and found my dads keys. I put the car rh neutral and pushed it out of hearing dis- tance, I picked up my friends, and we took off for Dallas. We drove around for a few hours and got back home at about 630 or 200 the next momrhg. When we drove up, I for got to tum the car off and push it. My dad woke up and found me sitting rh the car with all my friends who were asleep. I got grounded for a month. Greg Robbins Sr. My freshman year-and only because I was dared- I went into Wal -Mart K the old one I wearing ONLY a coat that just came to my thighs and short marching boots. My hair was dyed red and blue and spiked straight up. Part ofthe dare was to walk around the store like that so I did. People started fol- lowing me everywhere because they thought I was going to shoplift. Q ff? 1 Fun Of It! +3 5 Sfxth Hour Chermstry -anal? emma-a 41 4 'es ,,,,....... P Fun-19- Times One day when Mr Crabtree was gone we had a substrtute teacher and were all normal ly domg our classwork just to mess wxth her mmd when the clock struck two we all dropped our pencrls on the floor stood up and sang the National Anthem L, p Final Fun!!! I 1 Top left-Terry '11, Sheila A., Christie K, Karen Wi, Traci H, Kun S., Georgianna K., and Dana S., stick up the camera at the mall en route to Sur Flags on senior trip. Top middle- Danny Morris displays his anguish over yet an- other gutrerball at the senior bowl-a-thon. Bottom right-Greg M, Don C, Marcus N, and Robby L., pose in their debonair duds at the 197 Acanamy Awards. Top rght- The trick is, keep your eye on the ball, advises senior Rodney Frazier. Bottom left- The Sweet Temptations known to their Hiends as Greg, Laura, Karen, Traci Terry, and Wayne, take a moment out of their busy schedule to pose at the jr.-Sr. Prom. Bottom middle-Darren Clinton shows his fellow seniors the correct form and follow through to achieve a high score. www NNN sf fi -K 4 H :ki :Ei H A x xg . If Lk Top left -- Gina Null shows her award winning form at the senior bowl -a- thon. Top middle-Kim Claxton shows us all how to laugh in the hee of our weaknesses. Top right- Anna Haley contemplates quitting while she's still ahead-barely. Far right-Greg Robbins, Byngis own GQ, shows the proper attire to win a woman 's heart. Bottom left- Wayne H. and Kim S. celebrate a basketball victory in style. Middle-Dana S, Robby L., Mary W, Lori L., and Clint C, prepare fora long trip home after a fun-lilled day at Six Flags. Botrtom right-Greg R., Robby L., Don C, Terry 71, Kim S., and Wayne H., take a midnght plunge! Sorry about that Mrs. Tipton 2. xx XX f YN ' 4 Y Q SL . ,Q Q 1: firqy. 3 W Yrs. Sheila Marie Adams jeff A. Allen Dana Lynn Atwood Marta Lee Bacon jeffrey Ballagh Mark Wley Balthrop Andy 11 Barrett Laura Lea Barrick David G. Baze Kimberly Hisaw Blackwell Kevin Lee Brand Matthew Dirk Bryant Kenneth R. Butler Kim Mi jung Chon Kimberly Ann Claxton Darren Kent Clinton Clar Ray Cocknll Rebecca A. Cook john Clint Counrs Teresa Sue Craig Marsha L. Crawford Kerry Don Cross Marcia D. Cross Melissa E. Dildine jeff Dunlap Sheila Renee Easley Marjorie Denise Erwin john Foster Cynthis L. Fraser Rodney Dewayne Frazier jonathan Scot Gentry Tammy Lynn Gentry Tammy K. Glatzer Lisa I. Golden Timothy G. Gould Michelle Rene Grove Anna Marie Haley Davonna Susan Hall Martin W, Hall Brian D. Hampton Wayne Lawrence Harris Timorhy R. Harrison jackuelina C Hays julie R. Hayter Traci Dawn Henley Ricky Hood Randel Paul Hooser Roy D. Horton Kenneth D. House Tina Myrle Houston LaDonna L, Howard M'chael L. Hudson Shawn jackson .Emmy Lee jennings Robby Lynn johnson Tim F johnson Georgiana Lyn Keith Sebrina Ann Koopman Lori Dawn Larsh Fun - 24- Times . , ,. ,- VQWUX, ,. f-,..,,wf. . f H1 A vt. s M 41. -e. af. 2 1, ,Q ,M Q 1 .I wt, .gf xg 'P f . A- L x ,. SH- Wa vw 1, f. ,,'4,. s . ff,,w.. V Q3 Z Mimi, .f 'Agfa fy. Fun - 25 - Times Karl E. Lee Robby Dale Lee Kevin j Lewis Cecil Keith Lillard Melissa Michelle Lockwood Christopher David Lort Chris L. McNurt Charles Doug Malay Andrew Mann Gina Alene Moose Danny C Morris Shawn M. Mullins Martus I.arSalle Nelson Gina Rae Null Daniel E Ogg Shawn C Perry Dewayne jacky Pettgrew Patrick S. Pflaum jimmy D. Pogue Melvin Paul Priest james L. Quaid Kimberly R. Ramsey Sanhda L. Riddle Gregory john Robbins jimmy Wayne Sampson Toby Vance Sanders Casey Lee Saunders l.aDana Ann Sayre Kimberly Chanel Schultingkemper Diane Scott Mike C Scott Gary L. Shaw james E. Shaw Michelle Lee Shields Larry Wayne Smith Laura Day Sordahl Lisa Dawn Spann james H Stacy Christopher Stetrler Rhonda Dean Stone Christian R. Straub Dag S. Svihus Terry Lisa Tamashirn Keith L. Taylor Martina M Tedrick Christopher Ray Tharp Paula Andrew Thele Clint R, Tyler james W Underwood Pamelia C Weaver john 71 Welch Karen Marie Wheeler Clifford D. Williams Darren Keith Wilson Christie Leigh Young While sitting in our seats, we listen to what is said Memories of yesteryear pass through our heads. As we walk on stage, we wonder if this is real And nothing could surpass they way that we feel. When tonight is finally over, our Class will part But the memories of Byng High School, will remain m our hearts. -Marcus LarSalle Nelson Y' Never Say Goodbye .Sy 5 a i k .sCS'sa.. 1. 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But the image of this moment will never Ride. These times and you are unforgettable. Seni0rsf4I -1987 K Y Y Y CRAZIEST - Daviki Baze and Kim Schulringkemper MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - Wayne Harris and Dana Sayre , A : W i S L , v . 1 ' . 3 rl , 4? A , 5413- g ,,X, XXX 5 it EEZ - -f, 0 ,X ,U 1 ' , A- , 2 S' Ni: R ,, fir? k if R A A' 3 ,l'?IQ'kQ,XE if ' Stix .fail , f A CLASS BRAIN - Greg Robbins and Terry Tamashiro 7 ,A ' ff ff? 'A A 1 ,f', l BEST BODY - Randy Hooser and Traci Henley Q X 11, W, , Seniors - 42 - 1987 MOST LOYAL - Robby Lee and Dana Atwood BEST DRESSED - Greg Mitchell and Christie Young :fx J' rg? 'Sz 5 NK fbi ,X uniors X wx X R Nl 1 l J 5 3, tv 0 A Ne t . -. 'g ie . aa, - x Brenda Abbott Chrikty Abbott Darren Alexander Deanna Alexander Angie Anderson Michelle Anderson i' B Alan Arbabi Malissa Britt Eric Atwood Anthony Hrocketr Leslie A ycox Cindy Brown Elizabeth Ballard Eddie Brown Tamera Haze Bridgette Callins Cheryl Heck April Cannady :Li is ' w xi w x X, A N N ,X VQNSX 3? R xx R is it :N Al er ri X t w N 9s i at , , N ge' li . 6 Ni Q , i C A Aen 5 .wt X Q 1 wr Y Y if X. ,3 A P Trent Carrhel Roy Chaney Tamra Clark Gregory Colbert Laura Collins Tony Cooper 46 jon Cox Thresa Countryman Da vid Decker Terri Delozier Donna Dixon Annette Dunn Candace Estes Kim Frye Rhonda Gregory Chris Fowler jessita Futikha jack Haley Dewayne Frair Wilberta Gaines Gregg Hardin Gary Harris R oherr Hayes Terry Hill Tina Ilowry Tony lluckeby GeoHrey I lumphers L 5 L Q VF - A L ni' 7 - ,, S X . g ' N 3 a.. Deana jackson Mary jackson Doverra james Charla johnson Clay johnson jeff jones 1 If X Troy jones Kim Keeling Dana Kelley Shannon Kelley Gene Kellogg jan Knight 'S .n .L uniors 4 0 f'1 I .wtfw - 1 .5 f ,531 L ,- 1 V H 5 X . VL f 1 11. l ' -Q'-Q, Naomi Knopp jon Lillara' Randy McMaster john Nolen Stacy Pendergrali Brian Lamb Kelly Logan Shannon Miller Lou Ann Norman Tawana Phares Devon Lambert Anrhony Lucky Christy Monroe Deena Norton Angela Phikr Ann Layne Patrick Lynch Tonya Monrin Mike Osborn jan Phillips Dwain Lee Pam Massey Lisa Myers Shawnda Owens Donald Pinley Tijuana Lewis Don Mann Tracy Nolan Melanie Page Ronald Pinley 47 - I Wm, .5 uniors A Ction Four lovely junior girls show off their Christmas dresses.-Top M gy 4 g Af' Middle Left- Crurches are no fun, says jana Phillips, But I'll smile if anyway. V Middle- 'Mrc you sure you can handle all that Greg? asks Anthony. Middle Right- Melanie Page Ls all smiles. Lower- Tough men Donnie West and Geofhcy Funny.-19-Faces Humphers show their stuff V J P Sopl1cmmrc's Karrn Wight Andrea Willoughby Shaun Wilson Donira Whisc-nhunr Dava Wfoflbrd Mika' Young f'1Y 'im Funny-53-Faces 0- ly W 4 Kim Perry Kelly Rackley Rhonda Ragsdale Bill Rke Latisha Rggs G 1 mis. Denny Rrppee john Roan Thomas Rodgers Sherrie Sanders Kim Scott , , ix' . 1 Dana Shannon jeff Shelton Lola Smith Tammie Spechr Sean Stevens Shellie Stinson Randy Stokesberry Danny Stone Amcy Tarron Robbie Taylor Chris Taylor Lonnie Tedrick Donald Thele Crag Thompson jason Thurman Funny-56AFaees jennifer Timmons Dean Todd Marjo Underwood jeanna Voyles Tina Weddle jarred West jennifer West Tonya West Amy Williams Travis Wlliams Cary Whlliamson Brent Wright Leslie Wofford Stephanie Worcester Nicole Young Chris Godthly, julie Ballagh, Chnk Annoatu Freshmen Focus On Fa Vorjtes And M2SOHI.C Award Whn ers TWH Lisa Bryant Den-yck Parks F y57F W 8th Gm de Chris Shaw Chuck Shumard Shawna Sims Carl Smith Shannon Smith jcred Stafford Ty Stroud Nicole Sowinski Sheila Sumner Staci Taylor jennifer Watkins Cynthia Weller Melissa Werner Angela White Marla Whlliamson Shawn Wdllis Curtis Wilson joe Whlson john Wilson Tim Wilson Elizabeth Wingo V J l f Marcus Houston Chris Wofford john Young Zi as I CITPfFTEi ?r':w- Boog and Bo skate gracefully along, hand Ill hand Oh my! janette Nickell exclaims. , x Funny-60'Faces Byng junior High School is one ofthe many stepping stones into the adult world. When the bell rings, the halls turn into a huge sea of young, eager faces seeking to learn new things and develop their talents. Aside Hom it being a place of learning, its a wa y of life. We Te just a big tamily, and like any family, we stick together. Even though there are times of grief, discouragement, and unhappiness, the good times outweigh the bad times. If the walls could talk, they could tell stories of joy and defeat, happiness and sorrow, and of learning how to lose gracefully as well as winning. You would probably be reminded that 'attitude makes the difference and determination is the key to success. People say this is the most careHee time of our lives. Yes, we do having loving parents, supportive teachers, and loyal Hiends which we appreciate. But, we struggle with choices and decisions every day, hoping to make the right ones. Only time will tell. Ten years from now, what will this class have produced--doctors, lawyers, business men and women, teachers? Hopefully, men and women ahwo will contribute and benefit from this society! jennifer Timmons - - -- ' H A tcm Brandon Parks asks Curtis Wilson Mly I cur rn? am womxd, Y , cossfuuo . Cum wum BM, Hump., md Kiln Colhhgs all lbund that bn.-:lung bones, though notgrnr hm. 'IJ CFMWY a popular dung to do. Cut it out you guys! Kim Collings 7th All that jazz-Carl Smith warms up for 1 concert in true jazz fashion Funny -61- Faces Y i 1 I - -QP' I B I A Daniel Abbot! jamie Abbort jennifer Adams Chris Aday Abram Allen Sam Anders john Anderson Angela Angelly David Arbabi Irll Ballagh Lesha Balrhrop Tonya Baum 'v-Q Q-dl' K ii? Dana Heninati David Beninari Shawn Bentley Mike Blankenship Karen Blevins Conrad Boinry Bobbie Boren Chris Borges Teresa Broekerr Chris Brown LaKreCia Brown Michael Burnett Peter Byrd jason Canada Erie Carmiehael Floyd Carrerhers jason Carter jean Carhey Funny-6.?- Faces 1, 'L I ,. W if f 4 r , , rv Q ' ii 'B ' . . - sg -od Rhonda Cheek Chris Christian john Collins jeremy Cooper Bryan Counlryman jamie DeFord C rysral Delozier Angela Ema rrhle jason Farris Ryan Feazle Marrhew Flowers james Fowler V 'U I x ja mie Fowler Dwyn Francis Brian Futisha Christi Golden Affeshia Grayson Kelsie Haley 4 ' X , tttt A Lori Robins Kari Rollrhgs Kristi Rollihgs Shane Sampson Malinda Sanders Charles Smith 5 N 1 :G r . L' ima, N l 1 Class Favorites Misty Lee and Ryan Feezle '52-'P Deryck Parks, jennikr Timmons, Stacy Looper, Brandon Parks, Lisa Bryant, Risajohns, And Chris Anoatubby clown around. Kelly Sranfield Shawn Stowers Faron ' A g Allen Stark Sherri Sweet Underwood In 5 ,V , Rachel Stick Angie Tatum Edward Vincent b 'f f Dale Stinnetr Nick Terrell Floyd Walker L t i X K - it Danny Elisa Thomas Greg Walker A A Stokesberry Sonya Tger Tonya Wedlow Hath mlson Lori Stone Adam West Kevin Wilson Trina lWlson Kerri Wofford Funny-64-Faces 2 I if Top: Board Members: Robert WhirwilL Lonnie Manuel, Nathan Burris, Warren Hogue. .gr- . Q E 1' X Q . Q' . 3 1 s a ,' T 3 X s X E Q XXX3 QN , X .. X fi TT -S ,Q 1 1 - as F S is EE x We? as N If ki xg-. X X :gf s Q xx X ig is E Sis N s Q X S 5 e Qi SSS F X f f fix e is SX AE X X53 Q X X iii 3 X 553 if 1 f M eeii M Q 5 V X aaaa Q x fi? Q : XX Faculty And Support Personnel rom: Tammy Eaves. Middle Lek: Pam Delozier, jan Ab- bot. Middle Right: Mary Seymouig Shirley Owens, Sharon Sayre. Bor- Top Clara Abbott Ruth Pogue Claudean Bowman Ruby Brandon Karleen West Mary Lou Sutherland Lula Mae Ring Charles West Nancy West Colon Myers jeanetta Koopman Katherine Gibson Tisha Anderson Amelia Beach Elmer Beshear Doris Brockett Robert Brown Charles Chandler Rocky Clarke Parsy Cobb Mary Colbert Gary Cooper jenny Cooper Todd Crabtree Ruby Dewbre Teresa Euper Freda Flatt Tim Green Trudy Green Morris Hale George Hanson Gerald Harris f Z 2 , , AY , V IA '- 'Q G' I if 921' R I V 62 1 .J x Kay Harrod jean Hisle Francis Hodges Ken Hudson .- x Kyle jones joAnn Layne joe Lrgon Dorothy Logan joann Mann Becky McEwin Nelson MCSwain Hazel Miller Barbara Morgan Rozzy Purdy Retha Robbins Perry Ross Karherine Rowe David Scroggings Alan Simpson Della Simpson Dennis Story judy Tipton Wendell Walker Mike Webb Lewis Wesberry Eleanor Wight Mary Willis Rifhard Willis jim Wrighr WA, . , f 1? ,V , g ,-,Qi + 1 4, , ,, 5 QAM rx flint Lelr: Lucretia Wcsbcrry Middle: Par Cox Right: Francis Phillips is UU eople . Q! 2 M ev ' V f ff fi XP f 1 x. lqz. f'f A2:i??nQ 'li 'mini' ,A xv Marvin Stokes - Supenhrendcnt ff 'Q-4? ru -A ,..-a 17 . ,, Z, L 4 y' A 'I V A' . I X . h -V V Jrg jw jerry Maloy-Principal , ,,. ' - ,W A ' afdnff Fun-68-Damenrals Man2gfr SEM Fit 7 AI R . ffffff 2 ' ' Hs Lewis Wesberry-Indian Counselor Phri Parksjli Principal Bobby johns-Athletic Director junior High Counselor if fm' 5 A Dorothy Mlligan-Federal Programs Coordinator 1 f 1 of rl' -it 514-u Rhonda Parksjl-L Girls Counselor Fun-69-Damenrzls .M- ...uwik YE gulf sw S, .ui 1 5 Top- Patrick Nysveen proudly displays hrk work of art on the Homer cafeteria wall Middle Left- Here .vcveml art students participate in the education lair Right- Tim Gould heyas celebrate PEC is 50th anniversary Bottom Rght- Are we having fun yet? Art Demonstra tion Goes International This has been a neat year for the art department! says teacher Freda Flatt as she recalls several new art experiences for her students. We took a troop of kids to Oklahoma City to the Education Fair in the Hall where we demonstrated plaster scuhnture. As a result of our exposure, we were invited to Tulsa next October to demon- strate our sculpture techniques to the International Visual Literacy Association. We ha ve just finished small drawings and paintings to be inserted into programs for the Oklahoma Symphony in Oklahoma City for the month of March, which is Youth Art Month across the nation. As a part of this celebration, three of our students will ha ve art work hung in the Oklahoma State Capitol during March. Eve students entered their work in the Visions of the Universe contest at Kirkpatrick Center in Oklahoma City. More than 2,000 entires will compete, and we are hopeful that we will be among the 200 chosen to be honored at a banquet in the spring. We received a trophy for first place in window decorations for Christmas. The students painted the Ada Evening News' windows. We have also done window decorations and demonstrations at nursing homes during the year. 'My students enjoy competing. We will be going to ECU scholas- tics meet in February and to Seminole junior College and Murray State in March. Southeastern State is on our April schedule. Fun - 73 -damentals Band Bolsters School S pirit l I -..au .vo , - ,,, .au 7 3.4, ,. f .. f. Dana Atwood senion has been drum major for the past two years. --vfw' L. -':- ' - 'f 17 ., The band Ls joyous enthusiasm brings a beat that brightens our lives on many occasions. Whether its an orchestra providing themes and accompaniment for vocalists in a major musical, or a jazz band cheering on the Pirates at a ball game, the band makes the event more fun for all of us, They fill us with pride and school spirit when we see them marching in parades and contests. The band has undergone great growth during the past two years under the leadership ofRozzy Purdy. By expanding the elementary band taking in litth graders for the first time, she has insured that she has a Hesh crop of musicians coming on. Admittedly, the band will feel the loss next year of a ward -winning seniors such as Mark Balthrop, Casey Saunders, Dana Atwood, Lisa Spann, and Randy Hooser, but happily there are replacements who will be just as enthusiastic about playing 'Tor the fun of it. . . ..,n,vi in V N M 7,,.....a.:N,.:,L,, N J.: 1, .ZWLM s Y I My . H pst- W... 1 w.. sf .a Ant wa A, 5, jazz Band members are excellent musicians who have acquired expertise after years of practice. Members are as follows: Ist Row - Ann Maqaret Layne, jan Knight, Lisa Spann, Stephanie Enyeart. 2nd Row - Dana Atwood Colin Smith, Damon Hatton, Randy Hooser. 3rd Row - Geoffrey Humphers, Mark Balth- rop, Steve Fowler, Alvie Beck. 4th - Doug Todd, Stacy Pendergraft, Mike jones, Casey Saunders. . The Flag Corps has been responsible for additional color and drama for the band. Members are as follows: Ist Row-Sada Enyeart, Stephanie Enyeart. 2nd Row-Marci Cross, Karen Butler, Becky Cook. 3rd Row-Lisa Spann, Annette Dunn, Deanna West. Fun - 74- damenrals '4 4. ASW fi pw, Ist Row- Dana Atwood, Lisa Spann, Marta Bacon, jayme Tnaron, Nicole Young, Dana Shannon, jennikr West, Lou Ann Norman. 2nd Row- Stephanie Enyearr, Anita Gomaz, Kim Huncycutt, john Linebarger, Damon Hatton, Sada Enyeart, Margaret Layne, jan Knight. 3rd Row- Colin Smith, April Cannady, Shannon Kelly. 4th Row- Doug Todd Marc Swarowsky, Steven Fowler, Alvie Beck, Mark Balthrop, Geoffrey Humphers, Sean Stevens, Ron Cook, Chris johnson, LaDon Camhgton, Casey Saunders. 'WK 9 5 . if i N SY .MS .Q . it Q Q- .,,,,,, wmmqv x Swv C xwzg , Kari Rollulgi, , ,A ,ff A 4, . C wggl Kirufollth .gnirkizwdnrf A onrad ' ayjArch' , ca Sm' , n 1amwn,ch,512ysauAA' 1 A t 1 ,e qQNenQ1 ' 'J is V- iv 1 ' -.Y eo XX v. 3 C7 ' x '4 Wm! Alumammaa W MZ. M Band officers are, L to R, Annette Dunn, Damon Hatton, Casey Saunders, Mark Balthrop, Ann Margaret Layne, Dana Atwood, Geoffrey Humphers. pu,,,75.d,m,,,f,15 Working on West Side Story, Dana Atwood, Rozzy Purdy, instructor, and Mark Balthrop check the musical score. High school music is one of the most recognized groups on campus. f They 'rc' the ones that dress up in tuxes and dresses and sing, so well get out of classl No, seriously, this class is full of some ofthe most dedicated, hard working, and talented kids on campus. They par- ticipate in numerous con- ICSIS as well as concerts Rnr the community as well as for the school. A typical year for music starts out with hard work from day one to prepare for Hall Con- cert and Little Dilvie Chorus festival. Alter Little Dixie, they drag our the Christmas music hir their Christmas Concert for the school. When they return aher the first of the year, it Qs time to buckle down to some seri- ous theory study and prep- aration for District Contest, Aher District, the groups and solos who made a rating of' 1 at District continue on to State Contest. Along with the polishing hir com- petition material. the Spring Concert is being pulled to- gether. After the final per- formance of' the Spring Concert. there are a few per. cious weeks for leisure fun. ROW 1: Tammy Glatzer, Shelly Stinson, Karen Butler, Deena Norton, Kim Burris, Karen Whghr, Sherrie lwtchell, Kristi Krlser, Richard Arles, Mrlre Ada y, Mike Young, jeremy Ellis, Krrn Schultrhgkcmper, Staci Looper, Christy Daniels, Michelle Cross, Stacy Christenbeny, Angie Loman ROW 2: Lori Carter, Stacy Pendergraft, Vala Sharp, Christine Taylor, Valerie Foster, David Decker, jacky Pettgrew, Eric Alennder, john Mrller, Lonnie Tedrick, jeanna Voyles, Amy Blackbum, Stephanie Worcesten Larissa Hayes, Tonya Canida ROW 3: Martina Tedrick, Sherry Sanders, Trlsha Cheryl Countryman, Tina Howry, Debbie West, Daniel Worcester, Carmen Bums, David Parsons, Kyle Pruirt,jody Eaves, Melanre Page, Alaryjac n, Tan Clinton, jenni Handley, Deanna Tate, Naomi Knapp ROW t Melanie Srertlerg Amy Tarron, Vickie Abbott, Lisa Bryant, jana Phrllgfhpngre Suns, Travis Garrett, Deryck Parks, Anthony Brockert, Roy Leighton, Kevin Lewis, Travis Wilson, Tony Huckebyq Ondy Brown, julie gh, Brooke Beasley, Tammy Morris, Misty Miller ROW 5: Krrn Frye, Becky Grove, Tammy Herbst, Peggy Henley, Tuesdie Musgrove, Krrnberly Peny, Patrick Nysvcen, Alan Arbabi Tim Gould, Steve Shank, Clay johnson, jeff jones, Shaman White, Melanie McDougal, jennifer Trrnmons, Keri Wages, Sondra Frlbeck, Leslie Wofford Funda - 76- Mentals 6 l 0 N 'Q 4 ff vw, A 105. 1' Pi-mf' sir QV Drama ll Officers Drama I Officers Pres. Kim Schultingkemper Chairman Sherri Mitchel Vice- Pres. Robby Lee Lib. Tammy Herbst Sec. jayme Tipton Lib. Rachel Wight V A , A tttt.... at , X ltia .nfinfvfrrai 2 h ' E fi '- l x Q T X P 4 in , 'W Y, 1 X Q . 4 rx b B , at L , . Q SP Q A r ii X E K r . , ia Q ..q, Q 5 s, Competitive Speech Team- Marcus Nelson, Greg Robbins, Robby Lee, Stacy Pendergrali, Don Cross, Kyle Pruitt, Eddie Hendershot, Rachel Wight, Martina Tedrick, jayme Thaton, Karen Wight, Sherri Mitchel, Kim Schultrhgltemper, Tammy Herbst, Scotty Gannon, jennifer Stacy, Lori Carter, Patrick Nysveen, Deanna Tate, Kim Frye, Mary jackson, Derick Parks, Chris Anoarubby, Ann! Gomez, Gene Kellog, Meloni McDougaLjody Eaves, Brian Welch, Vicki Abbott, john Hogan, Melony Page, Cindy Brown, Tamara Clark, Travis Garrett, Lisa Bryant, Carol Alexander, Brent Cross, Stacy Loopen Marty Hall, Alan Arbabi Greg Mitchel, Shannon Roland jelTjones, Pat Phlaum, Una Atwood 17m Gould Renee Dunn, Tina Huston, Trent Carrhel Dag Svihus, jeerimy Ellis, Cheryl Beck, Stacy Qnm-lL Tony Beeler. .L 5 - S 'fa g .N 'Q Bi ll, ' 7 'lf f 1' if if ., I H 1 H -we Drama Club Members- Derick Parks, Scotty Gannon, Melony Page, Mamha Tedrick, Kim Schulringkemper Stacy Looper, Alan Arbabi Dag Svihus, Trent Carthel, Deanna Tate, john Welch, jennifer Stacy, john Hogger Meloni McDJugal, Tina Houston, Antia Gomez, Greg Robbins, Stacy Pendergratt, Brent Cross, Chris Anoatubby, Dana Atwood, Shannon White, Rachel Wight, Tony Huckeby, Cheryl Beck, Cindy Brown, Tamara Clark, Sherri Mitchel, Patrick Nysvevn, Marcus Nelson, Eddie Hendershot, Don Cross, Pat Phlaum, Robby Lee Lori Gner, Greg Mitchel, Tony Beeler, Karen Whght, Tammy Herbst,jayme Tipton, Vicki Abbott, Tim Gould Marty HalL Gene Kellog, Travis Garrett, Kyle Pruitt. , 'M A-it Wx s , gli' Si? -- ..,:, ' P- et. N 2 , -- f -- Q 'ir-, 1. Fan-80-damentals X ' M 5 N X Mis +91 S . Q' - 46 RWK i All The Worlds A Stage . And all the men and women merely players They have their exits and their entrances And one man in his time plays many parts His acts being seven ages Shakespeare Theatre! just to say it makes me smile in memory of the good times and dream of the exciting future in store. It also reminds me of the long hours spent memorizing lines in the bathroom, the longer evenings of rehearsals, and the longest days of waiting in anticipation for that opening performance. But just ask any student of judy Tipton s Drama department if the hard work is worth it and youll hear a resounding YES! The production of West Side Story was the first undertaking ofthe year. It is considered to be one of Broadway 's most difficult musicals both in the instrumental and choreographical aspects, but thanks to the dedication of many students and teachers, all seven performances were a success. The musical score, referred to by many as an orchestral nightmare, couldn 't have been played successfully without the direction of Rozzie Purdy. Luanne Weiss, a local dance instructor, had to be brought in to teach us a few Puerto Rican moves along with many other difficult steps. Oh, what a sense of accomplishment we felt when the guys could finally lih the girls. The days and days spent rehearsing gave the cast a chance to develop many close relationships. These bonds are typical of the closness shared in drama year round. Without this closeness, we would never ha ve been able to tolerate each other at those Z00a.m. makeup calls. Due to the popularity of drama, enrollment nearly doubled, thus another class had to be added. Drama I is taken by most students making their debut on the stage, and the class is filled with many talented underclassman. They ga ve a real boost to West Side Story, and are now getting their first taste of speech tournaments, placing in many events. To give these new members some extra help and to promote unity within drama, the traternity Beta Ahsha Phi fByng Actors and Players Q was formed. Members of Drama II selected pledges who were pinned at an initiation ceremony. The inductees Raced many tests and trials, not too abusive, to become pledges. They all passed to join the ranks ofa group rich in tradition, yet richer in a sense of pride in their accomplishments. Only through our hard work do we take pride in what we do. Our accomplishments consist of trying to please you, the audience. We struggle for that one reward only you can give, your applause. It is a symbol of your appreciation for our art and for a job well done. Applause . . . that final thing we hear before the curtain goes down. Stacy Pendergratt junior Speech Comp. Captain- Martina Tedrick Co-Captain- Robby Lee ,,,.-4 M, Fun-81 -damcnuls . 1 1. l F' 1 Ea? y Q x ef gy X7 ,. v. 'Hhs .Jf ' . EP -- , Q lf' , 1 1 4 5. ' Q ' 4 1 5 V iielgiiw, 1 ,f i Y Qw- Wil 'X 5 'Va 4 lff A .wk 5 34 S! 1 D., Q, - fl QW, AN, ' iw 4 rw, if MM ' if 1 4 2 4' if L f i M - A, u , nf FQ aff J 1:57, , .4 e 1 ' It's a chilly November morningg the alarm goes off at 5:30 a.m. You 've had only a couple of hours of good sleep, for dress rehearsal last night ran late. You don 't mind though because your heart is already racing 90 miles per hour. Make- up call is at 7 a,m., and for the next four days you re going to be a star! EDITOR 'S NOTE: The following is an inside look at thoughts and feel- ings of a Byng student who was in- volved in production of West Side Story, Nov. 5-8. Don Cross had a part of Riff, the leader of the jets gang. The director announces that you have only five minutes until curtain. Everyone gathers in the Green Room I drama room or actors'loungeQ for the tradition - al prayer chain, ONE, TWO THREE BREAK A LEG! Then suddenly aker all the Break a Legs are spoken, you find yourself racing around the audi- torium in the action -packed prologue of Act L Back stage then you stand patiently, waiting to go on. At first you get a few Energy was never lacking when the Puerto Ricans started tapping, especially in their defence of countries. We came to America with our arms open . . . you came with your mouth open! butterflies in your stomach, but once you 're on, you don 't have time to think about your own feelings. You become the character you 're playing, concerned only with what he is thinking and feeling. When you re backstage, time goes slow, but on stage it seems to fly. Amazing how East seven performances in four days can go by. West Side Story is really a major ac- complishment and all of us associated with it will always remember. Rumor had it that the drama department had bitten off more than we could chew, but l think all will agree that we chewed it up with gusto and digested it as well! Now it's over, the set is struck, cos- tumes are put away, and everyone feels a littlesad and let down, for something we all worked on so hard for so long is suddenly gone. On the other hand, we still have the feeling we got during the last performance during curtain call . . . standing ovation . . . there :sn 't anything in the world that beats that feeling! Don Cross When you 're a jet - you stay a jet! The energetic final pose of the jets. Fun -83 -damentals j. Nw C. O.E. Cooperative Office Education is a class with hard working people. They study a variety of office machines, work on per- sonality and learn how to get a job. The students also learn how to be accepted in the business world. Being in COE can be Hustrating at times, as any girl that has been in the class will agree. Having to work on the computen the adding machines, filing and having to maintain a businesslike appearance makes you appreciate your spare time and wear- ing jeans that much more. But COE definitely has its advantages. The students gain self-confidence and learn to work with others. It prepares them for the future and for handling dif- ferent businesslike situations. Being in COE has hehned the students have confidence in themselves. If you ke interested in being a business person or you like to work with others, COE is definitely the class to take. Top right, Marci Cross smiles while she files. Bottom right, Mrs Coopers COE girls include: seated-Dana Sayre, Sheila Easley, Marci Cross, Becky Cook, jackie Hayes, standing-Traci Henley, Rhonda Stone, Marsha Crawford Terry Tamashiro, Denise Erwin, Christie Young, Karen Wheeleig and Laura Barrick tt Funda -84-Mentals Home ECXC VET Lek, C VET members include: Ist Row- johnnie Riggs, LeEtta james, Gina Millen 2nd Row-Dava Wofford, Regina Bruener, Lora Hayesg 3rd Row-Nina Hamilton, Terry Blevins, Cindy Albersong 4th Row-Nova Horton, Patricia Gullaher, Shirley Brownp 5th Row-Rhonda Allen, Tonya Wrest, Susan Ketchsawg 6th Row-Kelly Rackley top right, LeEtta james works on a sewing project in Mrs. Robbins' class. bottom left, Home Ec students observe Kerrie Holman perfecting a pie crust. bottom right, Mitch Henley, one ofthe eight male students in a home economics class, poses with instructor Katherine Rowe. 1, gms-5 .ee 1 -- i -,f-as -H .-.up . in Funds 85 'Mentals journalism . . Fztst Chaos Then Calm. L ro R: Cynde Fraser, Rhonda Stone, Kaylon Hol- man, Melissa Lockwood jeff Ballagh, Chris Tharp, Tim johnson, Dag Svihus, Gary Shaw Melissa Lockwood works overtime getting layout ready for publication. Where's my layout? Who took my pictures? What did you do with my story? These are questions commonly asked in a journalism or Yearbook class. If you haven 't been around these two classes when its time for a deadline, your missing something. They all seem to be running around like chickens with their heads cut off The journalism and Yearbook staffs are hard working teams. They work hard to bring out the best edition possible. The stafk not only have the students to please, they ha ve parents, administration, the school board and teachers. Not an easy thing to do, but with hard work and determintion, the stafk finish everything just in time for every deadline. V Dag Svihus practices his interviewing skills when jerry Corvin, long time school board member, visits the newspap-Za' class. Fun -86 -damentals Then Cha os Again! Don needs to get that copy written. Marcus, have you finished that layout yet? Greg, please don 't make me ask again, just go out and get that picture! WE 'RE NEVER GONNA MEET THIS DEADLINE! Headaches, sleepless nights, bald spots on heads, and fistfuls of hair - such things are familiar to editors. Fortunately for me, I share stress with my co-editor, Dana Sayre. Although having two editors does not alleviate the pressure, the good part is that if our yearbook flops, theres someone else to blame it on! Dana and I were experiencing the previously-mentioned sgns of stress when we realized that our first deadline was a week away and one whole sgnature I 16 pafesj was not even done. Now Dana and I are rather level -headed girlsg we know how to handle pressure - we panic, We really panicked when we found our color dead ine upon us. What are we going to do? we whinned. We presented the problem to our staff and some idiot suggested a lock-in on Friday night to complete our pages. Seeing no altemative, we agreed. At that time neither Dana nor I had a date for Friday night. We are editors loyal to our staff our advisor, and to the cause of Byng 's best-ever yearbook. When we got an invitation to go on a date Friday night, our priorities were firmly in place. We had no problem reaching a decision on where to spend the early part of the evening. We had a really good time with our dates Friday nghg and at about midnight we dragged ourselves into the yearbook lock-in. Amidst cries of Where have you been?'1 'ISO glad our editors could make it! and other sarcastic remarks, we settled into work. After staring at the one sentence I had written an hour ago and realizing that the Sprite I 'd been drinking was caffeine-Hee, I grabbed someone's blanket and tmdged back to the storeroom. My Ezithful co-editor had already preceded me and was slumped zombie-like in a chair. I curled up on a few boxes and fell asleep. I awoke an our later to find my nose moussed up. I complained loudly and made scathing remarks about immaturity, but nobody admitted wielding the mousse can. I went back to work and worked dilgently for four straght hours. Layouts were designed, copy was written, and pic- tures were printed. By 6 a.m. we lacked taking only one picture and writing one article. As the sun rose that Saturday moming, so did our spirits. Deciding we 'd worked hard enough, some staff members left, some sacked out, and Dana and I breathed a sigh of relief We had lived through the nght and actually accom- plished something. So, that was the unprecedented yearbook all-nighter which occurred last weekend. Deadline is now three days away. Today our dear advisor, Mary Willis, suggested we change pages sur and seven. Now we must take, develop, and print more pictures, write more copy and draw other layouts. Robby, can you get starred on this layout? 'Eric, please process that film. Candace, will you write those captions? HOW ARE WE EVER GOING TO MEET THIS DEADLINE??? Dana and I scream in unified exaspera- tion as our first emerge from our skulls with yet another tuft of hair. Top left, You can tell by Karen Wheelers smile that she enjoys working on yearbook! Bottom left, Marcus Nelson seems to have a question for Mrs. Willis while Eric Atwood is hard at work. Right, Robby Lee pretends to be a photographer. Fun Xiang. Seniors Marta Bacon and Rodney Frazier get an early start with preparation for 8 o'clock English. fi . F rig1i'1 - 4 Spanish Club Members: Front: C Sowinski A. Cheek, S. Enyenrt, A. Fowler, K, Butlen M Knopp, CI Neeley, N Sowinski Mddle: B. Chesseg G. Haney, R. Cook, 71 Willihms, M Millet,-1 Daniel, C Dennis, M Stettler, j Mitchell, A. Beach Back: B. Coulson, S. Stevens, B. Lovett Fun -88- Damenrals Phonics rch oF fri ww French Club Members: Seated: D. Atwood S. Pendergrafr, K. Whght, R. Whghr, 71 Lewis, A. Suns, S. Chrisrenberry, K. Kiser, A. Loman, C Brown, K. Harjo, S. Laughlin, Voylcs, E. Wght, M Aday Seated: Hnndley,j. Eaves. K. Huneycutt, N. jordan, A. Wlloughby, R. Hooperg A. Blackburn, R. Ragsdale, S. Sanders Fun -89-Damentals Lefi, Mike Aday and Nathaniel jordan transform into the Arch of Triumph in their French I class on Hallow- een. Below right, Library aide, Cindy Reed, has fun shelving books. WHY HIS TOR Y? Why do l have to study history? Have you ever asked this question? lt rs a grxwd question to think about. Did you ever look at an old photograph album or listen as your grandpar- ents told you about the 'good old days? Leaming about the old days hehas you to leam why you are the kind of person you are. History is the study ol' past events. Leamrng about the past helps you to lrve better in the present and to prepare for the lurute. By studying how people acted in the past, you can get ideas about how you would act in srrnilar circumstances. This is how you leam the 'lessons of history. lt has been said, 'Those who hil to learn the lessons of history are destined to repeat them. History wrll also help you to understand ways of lik difficult from your own. History tells not only about other times, but also about other countries, other cuuoms, and other religions. You can compare your lit? and ideas with those you study about. This makes it easier to understand why you live the way you do and to know about all the possibilities that are open to you. There are many kinds of history to be studrd The history of Westem civrlintion is usually divided into ancient history, medreval history, and modem history. There is also much interesting history about the civrlin- trons ofAsrQa, Africa. and South America. Local history - the story of the area tn which you lrve - can be fascinating, You can visit places where events took place and perhaps talk to people who remember them. History can really seem to come alive when you visit a historical place. For example. a replica ofthe first permanent English settlement in America has been built atjamestown rn Virgrnra. You can walk the streets and see jamesmwn as rt was in the ldws. At Mesa Verde in Colorado, the National Park Service has restored Indian clilfdwellrngs. ln these rooms ol stone and sunvbalted brick, you can imagine the lik ofthe Indians who lived there rrr about IM A.D. In the American History classes we have some activities that hehw students It-am about their United States. Each week pupils drawa map of one ofthe states ofthe Union. They identify the states capital, other important cities, rivers, and points of interest. Tomorrow! history is learned on Current Events Day. Each student gives a report of an event that orcutred the past week that has world. national, state, or local importance. Both of these activities add to students' knowledge of our country and world as rt is today and heh: them be aware ofthe world around them. Gary W Cooper jr, High American History Top, Mrs, I,oAr,'arr ft-rrainly knows how to keep the attention ol' het class. Middle left, Grey Colbert tries to get Mrs. l,ogan's .attention during llrstory. Nliddlc right, KXXXPH YI 'KK .'.'.'.' V 'rev fav 1. s 1 5 i E e 25 X Bottom lelt, De Von Lambert questions a fact while' lfrlf Atwood and Robert llayes diligently write it down. llottom right. larnrny llcrbst 3, Andrea Willoughby's and Stacy Christenberryk heart goes thump, thump as Alt. Lester aides in the drseftion. F UNda - 90- mentals At one time. clean lines could be dra wn between major fields of science. Today those lines are gone. All sciences are related. Everythin about life as biologists understand it can be thought of in terms o a com lex biochemical system. Growth, response, and heredity all result rom chemical activity, Physics. too, is important to the bioligist. Without physics, we could not hope to understand the changes in matter and energy involved in life. Throughout recorded history people have used science to improve their way of life. How could we feed the growing population without the technology avarla ble to the tarmer? Think of all the people you know and love that have been helped by modern medicine. Science has also pro- duced nuclear weapons. Science is not in itself 'good' or bad What people do with science may be. Science is not simply a collection of facts which never changes, nor should it be viewed as a subject to avoid, Science is not something you do - science is what you are. FUNda -91 -me 'V ,N 5, Vocational Classes at Byng offer 'isome- thing for everyone. Whether it be the opportunity to work on hair, a car, a piece of wood, or even a machine, vocational classes give students a headstart on their future career. The students enrolled in these classes learn the basics and get a hands-on ex- perience with a career they might be in- terested in later on in life. They help the school as well as themselves by doing odd jobs on the campus. This in turn saves the school some money. Vocational classes also give the students the chance to get a job immediately alter high school or further continue their education at a vocational college. Obvi- ously, vocational classes are a vital part of Byng School. Top- Keith Wilson, Senior- Arts dz Craks Left- Bryan Lamb, junior- Fluid Power Bottom- Patrick Lynch, Gary Harris, Bryan Lamb, juniors- Fluid Power Somethm g For :SEQ li E ver yon el -E ,flat 1 Top left- Mr. Wright, jeff Ballagh, Senior, Denny Sny- dcr, junior- Fluid Power Top right- Eddie Brown, junior- Arts dr Craks Bottom left- Chris Tharp, Gary Shaw, Rocky Shclron, Seniors- Auto Body Borrom right- Mr. Ross, Wayne Sampson, Senior- Auro Mechanics N aff' . 1, . y 5 L, X Q Top4 Gary Shaw, Senior- Auto Body Middle lefr- Horriculrure class and Mrs, Murray 's Sfxrh grade class Borrom len- Dean Dc'nny,jum'or- Carpentry h' Rlghl- Chris Srcrtler, Kc-ith Wilson, Seniors- Fluid Power F UNda - 94 -mentals 'fun ASV K Awww X S - . Ei l A 51 4 .Jn 1 A L' v- -fmx I, -f Sv ff, ,u sg, - J an . -,Y Q Q 2 6:43 1 v 3. r 1- O 1 1 NR .f Q, ii ff , aff: I X 4 -'ff Z 7' Front Row: A. Brockett, R. Ragsdale, K. Honeycutt, K. Chon, 71 Tamashiro M Switzer 2nd Row: M Stertleig K, Keeling, N. Knopp, G. Robbins, C Fraseig K. Walk- er 3rd Row: D. Sayre, A. Layne, D. West, D. Atwood, R Nysveen, D. Abbott, lmlte Hudson Back Row: W4 Harris, j Ring, A. Arbabi, D. Hatton, R Pflaum,-I Gentry, 'II Gould Front Row: R. Ragsdale, T1 Tamashiro, N Knopp, M Switzer, C. Fraser, A. Brockett, K. Walken D. Atwood 2nd Row: K. Chon, D. Sayre, M Stettlen WC Harris, M Hud- son, D. West A. Layne Back Row: G. Rob- bins, R Pl1aum,j Ring, D. Hatton, j Gen- try, D. Abbott Front Row: R. Ragsdale, K. Walker, T1 Tamashiro, D. West, K. Chon, M Knopp, M Switzer 2nd Row: M Stettleg D. Sayre, W Harris, M Hudson, D. Atwood A. Layne Back Row: A. Brockett, G. Robbins, D. Abbott, j Gentry, D. Hatton, R Pflaum, j Ring Fun - 98- Functions YES OfHcers G. Robbins, D. Atwood, D. Sayre, M Switzer, T. Tamashiro Mu Alpha Theta Oflqcets W4 Harris, K. Chon, 71 Tamashiro, M Switzer Fun - 99- Functions Computer Science Club OfHcers if Gentry, P. Pflaum, A. Layne, M Switzer, T. Tamashiro 7 Creative Competition Club D. Atwood R. Rngsdale, K. Chon,j Gentry, Ring, West, P. Pflaum, D. Hatton, B. Chessen Cox, M Aday, G. Kellogg Future Business Leaders Of America I spent many hours of studying the accounting book both on and off campus. The day finally arrived. Each FBLA chapter in the state sent its top two students to com- pete in the event. Confident that I had done my best, I placed the F636 on the table, walked from the room, and patiently awaited the awards assembly. At the assembly the top ten students were called to the stage in random order. The placings were then announced be- ginning with tenth and proceeding to first. Hearing my name called as , first-place winner in the whole I state in Accounting I was indeed l an awesome feeling. Because of my first place win, the state FBLA or- ganization will pay for my expenses to the National FBLA Leadershnn Conference In Anaheim, California, july 1-4. While I am there, I will take another test. This time, though, Ill be com ting against the top two people rom each state. Winning state really hghlrghted my academic life at Byng, however state is only a beginning. Nation- als, HERE I COME! Top- Glrisrre Young, Greg Robbrha, Traci Henley, and Karen Wheeler share a xpechl moment at the Aldridge Christmas Party, Middle Lek- The Future ofAmeria3 Busrhesa Lt in our ha.nds!FBLA memberxpoaear State Convention. hlrildle Rrght- ROW I- Krrn Gron, Tamra Gark, Rachel Wight, Kelly Logan, Malrlna Britt ROW 2- Maryjacloon, Sheila Easley Karen Wheeler, Laura Bamkk, Greg Robbins, Glnlvtre Young, Terry Tamaahrro, Rhonda Stone, Melrlua Lockwoodjon Cox ROW3- Tarnera Bae, Melanie Page, Candace Eatea, Brandy Rising, Ginger Wrlvon, Miuy Swinrr, Callrru, Deena Norton, Debbre West, Trha Howry, jackie Hayes, Rachel Hwooper ROW 4- Melanre Srerden Annette Dann, Krrn Schulrrngkempen Peggy Henley, Marsha Cravlbrd, Tammy Thompson, Keri Wages, Brenda Abbott, Tereaa lbavell, Krrn Walker, Candy Brown, Tammy Herbs ROW 1- MarciCruua, Becky Coolr, Traci Henley, Denrlve Erwin, Mrk Hudson, Dmon Hatton, Wayne Harris, Dana Sayre, Elrhabeth Willis, Alan Arbabr, lkna Abbott Bottom- ROW I- Dana Sayre, Karen Wheelen Traci Henley, Chnlme Young ROW 1- Krrn Schultznglremper, Brenda Abborr, lknrlae Erwin. Wayne Hamll, Dana Abbott, Teny Tamuhrro, Laura Barnclr - - ' g i ' S :4 Q - s - ,z Q t . I z .., Q r ve t . no . 3 N . kk l x Q: . Qu I 1 ,- n lim W .- ' ' ' Q ' '. ' 4 f a our 1 r ' Q , . ' - - It A s , s s . . ,gt Q .. -si: ip, zgq ws 3 -1 K: K if-5 dp-: M 5 if .- F ,af e-I 1-iiiifstfix 7. - Q 5 1' -- 1 1 ' -: u 'I Q -'N g il ,TY gngli E-'YW Fun - 100- Damentals Fu ture Homemakers Firstkov- 11serenCarnaynun,Dnmjackxm,GIen7lCounnynun,jennyMyer:,Dzxlm Wilson, AfICIIfIIfAlldfflJll,sIlfIIf5flll-lXl,mlIl johnson, Terri Delanen Christy Ikniels, Crhdy McGure Second Raw- Eliuberll Ballard Frankie Pendleton, Mariyb Underwood, Tammy Nolan, Lesli Wollbrd Sondra Frlberk, Krrn Taylon Melina Henderson, Krrn Keelrhg, Mrs. Rom' Tlurd Raw- Christy Brown, Cynthia Horton, I.ela Smith, Suzy Hall, Vnla Sharp Lisa Metcalf Krrn Huneycutt, LuVonn Wasson, Melissa Lockwood, lin Myers. Fourth Row- Teresa Rnvell, Tonya Mormn, Georgian: Keith, Camey Byrd Elrhbeth Willis, Odet Olveru, Kym Houston, Krrn Ferry, Fam Wilson America Hrsr Row- Deanna West, Elizabeth Willis, Thresa Country- man, Lisa Myers, Second Row- Mrs. Rowe, Sherri MitchelL Angie White, Pam Wilson, Tonya Montin, Georgian: Keith, Elrhbeth Ballard. N L.. P.. I 1. r' .A - I. M, 1 -. Q. ' Q ,il . :L U 1 s j X e. I X1 v N X' N: . I 5 J., A -A , in 5. Z P 1 'A v N fd, s X X .M ' 'J ' I . r + x X . N. I gf 1 . . my P . ., . . fx, .. ,, - ' fx -' S i - +M'..f i'f' 1.1. . A V r -ff' ' r 1 - A Q' . I - ' fs A A ,, k'lY' 'fgf .-- 'K fi: 3 ff, - .m -.1 . 4 Q . ' 4- f . f - A - art, ww.. fgf-.-..,E:-:.:.s..f.f++v11221 f . ..:.a!Ks - .. -T. SENIOR SCHOLAST IC WINNERS: Front: M Crawford 'If Tamashrro, If Glatzen ,IUNIOR WINNERS: N Knapp, S. Straub, S. Pendergrali, A. White, R. Wght, C K. Chan, D. Atwood S. Riddle, Back: M Balthrop, K. Lillarcl C Saunders, 11 Beck Baclcf West, If Cox, D. Mann, D. Alexander, A. Brockert Gould B. Hampton, W Harris, P. Thele, R Pflaum . . fvwfig wel? -I K 1 , 1 . 3. All 1' - X. - . . S L8 3 ,fl i rr' WGA' 1 ' 4 H , I. - ' ' 'I .l Q We ' .eff A' 42 y gi x ' , .Q A 1 as . , of V . ,tr -.iw , t Q , L- ,V 'aft Q. 5 I 1 '. . LL I. : .gl h ,Je 'U -T1 A ' 93'9:f:'.:. km... 7 'E' 4+ i--,WA '- SOPHOMORE WINNERS: P. Nysveen, M Stertler, D. Abbott, M Cross, K. FRESHMEN WINNERS: K. Huneycutr, M Morgan, S. Sanders, C Neeley Back: Whght Back: M Aday, B. Chessen C Black, 71 Thompson, C Smith Voyles, E. Krause, D. Parks, C Anoatubby Fun - 101 - Dame-nrals Livzng Among The Annuals Q 5? fabove FFA members include D. Cross, 71 Glatzeig R. Parks, N Boyd K. Rice, B. Estes, S. Cathey, R. Bailey Irow 12 C. Estes, S. Mullins, K. Hamilton, C. Thompson, C. Harris, j Wilson, j FennelLf Carpenter, B. Phillips, B. Cannon, D. Britt, M Dildine, M Anderson, N Horton, L. Mann, j Milner K row 21 C Bums, D. Deckeig R Massey, G. Null, A. Haley, 'II Craig, S. Barton, If LWIson,j MaricaL C Osborne, j West, W Fleming, 71 Wilson, N Young, Fennell, B. Morgan,j Lawson, C Humphrey I row jj T Lawson, R. Bailey, G. Colbert, K. Nessel, C johnson, C. Hayes, 71 Montin, G. Wilson, 71 Thompson, C Tharp, K. Wages, B. Abbott, j Owens, C Shelton, j Canada, D. HHL S. Fredrick, 7. Rodgers, S. Miller K row 4 j C. Shumari M Miller, R Lynch, H Allison, j Thompson, E. Brown, K. Peters, B. Hale, R. Ramsey, S. Estes, j Thurman, M. Cobb, B. Gentry, C. Logan,j Masoneg C Pogue, D. Estes, j Ballagh, R. Humphrey, E. Beshear K row 51 G. Hams, D. Frair, L. Wilson,-1 Haley, S. Sawyers, j Pettgrewg L. Smith, D, SordahL j Quaid, j Shaw, B. Lamb, K. Lillard, D. Clinton, jennings, K. Pruitt, D. Snider, S. Sawyers, C Balthrop, D. Maloy, and R. Smith I row 6 2 fbelowj FFA officers include C Estes, Reporter, C. Tharp, Treasurer, S. Mullins, Sentinel,-1 jennzhgs, President, G. Null, Vice-President, and B. Abbott, Secretary FUNny- 102-Races Well, I don t think that it is very funn y, 'justin Milner says as he watches his treshly washed pg' lie in the mud. Bo Estes and Tirn Wilson look on. I above 1 Chris Tharp walks his puke-winning pg. lbelowj ' ' N. gt! M-4 t 'iffy vu .L.s.ih......,. FUNny- Davy Cross pets his pig. I above I flowed Sammy Estes walks his steer with his newly acquired trophy Candace Estes andjirnmyjennmgs share a special few minutes tognther at a pig show. flowerj 103 - fltes CT' '..f-f .4-I Row 1 ffrontj - Darren Alexander, Terry Tamashiro, Missy Switzer, Karen Wheeler, Candace Estes. Row 2 - Mrs. Logan, Rachel Wight, Anita Gomez, Tammy Herbst, Kim Schultingkemper, Christie Young, Melanie Page, Melanie Stettler, Stacy Pen- degrah. Row 3 - Dana Abbott, Deena Norton, Cheryl Beck, Sherri Mitchell, Stacy Christenberry, Peggy Henley, Traci Henley. Row 4 Toby Sanders, Darren Clinton, Larry Smith, johnny Hoggatt, jimmy jennings, Elizabeth Willis, Scotty Gannon, Teresa Richardson, Wayne Harris, Mark Balrhrop. -u-ang W sf I ,' s s 1 ' .ff iw -sggq Q Yi. H' ' NYQX Student Counczl And Na tional Honor Society .1 -'1 SN. -'- f i f Il Q 9 ' Y Ei A - . 4 l Wg! if 1 , . A r N' ., 4 1 ff' A Sf? 5 . ,i 4 'PJ-G, I -Q' by , y, ,. 1-2. I 4 'V is if I! tl -1 :V ' K li 'i' F ' MJT' ' 1 V --- K W7 r . Ki ps, 1' Q1 I ,I If A , to .ii 1 , k ii ' ,V 1 A -I .2 , I, AJ .N A F N. W . ' ilk- K Xl. ' 5 I I lv xx -' ' - A.. Y-P L Q. A ll F. Row 1 - S. Straub, C Beck, K. Hsrjo, C Estes, S. Pendergmli, Row 2 -j Knghr, N Knopp, S. Chrisrenbcrry, K. Wghr, K Walker, Melanie Srerrler, Dana Atwood. Row 3 - Brian Chesser, Patrick Nysvcen, Tanya Canida, Dma Abbott, Teresa Richardson, Mark Balrhrop, jon Gentry. Z we Q. 6'-N 4 'QJQU O x i MDA? The Mzzkmg Of ISE-TH .....-35' m O 1, 2 pq f. -4 A Champion .gf -i i W if I3 fhx. X N- XX x X .NN . ..f' ' X R X c X H xxsk X! X f -X .. Leaving high school basketball is very hard for me. It is what I ha ve worked for since the fikh grade. High school basket- ball is the only thing I know. Ill have to adjust to a whole different set of rules and people next year. Its going to be tough. Marcus Nelson Senior 1987 'T think that I will remember my Hiends above everything else. Win - ning state in the fall will always be a special memory for me, Iris nice to feel successful. I am proud of the team, and of its accomplish- ments. As a team, we always worked hard, maintained a good attitude, and had fun. Larry Smith Senior 1987 Putting his baseball career into perspec- tive, senior jimmy jennings said, It gave me a real goal to shoot for, and that is certainly something. He went on to add that the secret to the teams success could be found in their willing- ness to work hard. We played smart ball all the way through, nremarkedjen- nings. 'Hn y championshha team will use its brains as well as physical prowess. Winning makes a person realize that any goal is attainable if he is willing to sac- rifice and pay the price. I will really miss baseball. I gained a lot Hom the sport, and it probably kept me out of trouble. jimmy jennings Senior 1987 fw THE SECRET O Byngrkaachooltharisnchihmditibn-the mem,gl.gi0n,.ndpfidecfm,-hplgygfH, .urongubodltheByng boyxandgu-ls ad- ovetthehopraofcliehi-atefan.r,arrdavok'e tradition afwuuuhg. Every competitive organi- and me unify afrhe entire team. '7 don't know vancedrhrough Ersrrhequaner-finab, indthen choked will tar: rang our m despair 'C'mon, nriononcampwhasnpenerlcedtliethnllof plnrgl,gmgy, lgughgd1m5,G,gfn,11knlm- theaerni-linala, toatlasrnchdieclunactk Scooby! Whenatla.1rdiefinalbuneraounded vkrory: consequently, mane: ofnophies have llnghm sakened mm. gmeefggmyg, 'nqyg finalgame. Ibeoddityofbrxhteamsplayrhgm theplayenbegan rolnepopenly. Because they accumulated through theyearswithmoatof jugwondmiilkuf' tbeatatelbulswasafeatunequaled by any lndonceaeenrhepricelesuhrheofehamprbn- them atuibuted to the activity that made Byng achoolsince 1972. Thus, die energy whkhpul- :hah the silver ball now seemed dull. t'amous:Sporzx Aswirhhaxbalrhekeywdnmceeesofghlg' saredtheStateFar?Areruui0klahamaCiryon basketball at Byng has been unity. '71ie glib' March 14th was umompuable. 'lhe Pirate tam finished ks :axon 28-J, and Over the years, Byng has claimed ll sate titles bgkfrbullregn af5.37ug 44-finiffly the mm was namedthe lQ7State Runner-up. '71lar3 a ingulx'baskerball,5mboys'baskerball,andlJ tenm-anbmedlluvg-gyg1Plgygdpid1, gum. lnresponsero thegul.1'.tucces earlkrm the title thal9lotherteam.1 would loverohave, ui boys' baseball. This year alone, three Jute mgnrpdjuniof fbmyd Elghb,-eh WM3, day, shouts ofelatinn echoed throughour rhe SllFIlhIEIldCllfAflfVIil Stokes sured. Although trophies have been added to Byngk ea-uberant Kghmhg rhif mmmeg I wouldnt say that we cmwit excitement began to burldu rhe boys they lost their linalgame, rhey were still wm- rmpliy cases Boys' baseball tlakncd the sate .vm close gr .u, We ,of mgfdk-, nkhf befor prepared ro match the victory ofthe Lady Pi- nm. and thu-1. they carried on the Byng rndi- rirlf.l-1did5IH1'bl-1kYfblll.lHdb07l'5l1lfff- weplayednndakerwefmithedeachpegon rarest Attlulipoint, the aecondyurrergn nbn. ballsuoceededitslksmtechamprbnshhawith kfg,11,eRum1myum1y-nmhiybtnugg, seemed very tangible. The boys had rallied a .ulver runner-up balh Thatk quite a feat for rhe pug rhgn- pu only unify 5, pun, through twenty-eryhtgames with the chankma YM, the Pirates do have that wrhruhg tradition, oneachoolmoneyeargrharkthewuhnuignadi- tllareamcdchemtheirnileandnowalrhough buttherwupreviouslyaakedquesriomnmenoe non ofByng. But whargive: Byng that nadi- '1 feel like .fig pg Igg fo sm, spem-gf, W, they faced Mrllwood funn, one of its best answerert WhatgivesByngthar nadirron?ju.n' nbn?ju:r whar Lt the aecrer of our success? mm-4 Pqllhlg mgeflkf, W, kngy gm if W, teanuofall nine dieclumpkuulupmllseemed what Ls the secret ofour success? ,,,,g,,,y,gm,,,h,u,,,o,,,,,,s,no,,,,,,, FB1ibl8.HOWfRLMI1IWDOdClUlCHfPfUV?df0 lnthefalloflmi, the Byng bueballteam wng30,7.gwh,yg,oP1,y,,,Mm,1,,,, be'toomuch, Si7npsonstated,a.1rheFalcon3 Ineach,qaortarByngSchooLsevenpromment hugh: against all odds to capture the sate 50411510 like .ll 11 cfm, Evnybogy fd, ,Mt ran away with an early lad bar Byng never farrorsarepreaent. Theyue: dedication, ener- glumpiomlup Alrhough be-015 gh the ghgdmvg :lacked off Ther? gutsy determination was gy, enthusiasm, endurance, excitement, ela- oflasryearheniors, Toby .9nders,Lany5mith, 'min mmm, yuh, sqm W, kngw W prominent to the end but the scoreboard tion and pride. When these seven mitues are andjunmyjermrngssteppedourihtorhehghr mmddogrwgmddmkmgmdnmdk spelledourduerhevibable.Frhallyashadawkll umfiedtlukirxuccesa wndxludenlluaarideornlidencednatledrovk- ggmwfmhdgdmqgpueggmgmwnv !0l1.ACCDl'dlhgI0llllVidfllll!ldIlfldCaCIl3 STATE.Thr3wuthethrkdyeanharowrhatwe wife, TrudyGN4'll. ffif1f507'd0 7Uffk'i 0f had made it, but there was a totally dilknent mnhudatedreyoungerplayersgrarhertheyset fgrbhg, goodezamplestharmakeotherxloalt upto dkm. Marllnp0IhlI!lythlntlKtelm3 but- uwghmhggggbpgpbgblypngqfrlpesgggfgsr ball lbwhi-'S dk llllfff Yllkll llllgfvlvll flvfll feelings any ofa: will ever have, concluded fbi' llfilvdf IM If-'fbll if 'IO' BYU! 'YW if! Willis as that uemendous Pirate pride lit up glmfi- '34lltfflIillIlIif7'iSllTiv1f0fl!llff5fld, herface, Nbutrhebestthmgaboutitirrhatwe Mr: Gm.-n uid 'Theygo hunting and fislurrg won it together! together-theyallgt-ralong.Andbecauae rhere urn? any pmblem-1 hi arrkvdrs. more Togethemeasbsomethrhg the Byng boyfbas- MIC if lfff bf ketball team understood quite well, Dunhg the 16-87 baaltetball aeuon, the Byng boys Bueballivverytinpofn-nrtoeirhplnyrr.yfr mynedurheaanmsuteawnpbminer rheydonrcoruideritworkgrheyerljoyit. Coach ,mmhgdkddnhthe Imphyayyl 1-omuh. TunGreenclaururheypraetkejusraslurdas tl!! PIII ll! ffl! KINGS- If I3 ill! I llllllff of elim! were doubled ui dedication, and en- lvwbg Il! SPGI1- D501 if M011 DDPOMH! illlfl durance proved an unporunr tictor. As Couch ulenr. 'The kidsnevergive up, Mrs. Green Algnsbnpggnpugig, '1f'u.m7mugl, xg. IMQKIHIPOIUHIIU-'OUHDCYJODYOUUCI aongthemonlreyrhatkoclryfdarltelwillhave rlunnotlanngtbeuteamnureadowrgikbe- onhgqbggknqfygfuggnour-gdu3yg.1, eauaeafrhecontrhunuunrpponoftherrpar- T0u3hpfn0f,dgPghreb0y3gm-dduuugh M11 '11lf!d00?dlfiW0'llYC0Kfllhb'l- M- rherraeuonwitharecordofafwuuandorllyd Ihvllgllrhfylkplvuifhfylwnvfbdllill. lauea.TbeoddJofa2-yearrerknlooltedvery Theywantreoognirionibrtherrperrbnnance- Howeven earlyuitheplayo0's,rhe n0ffbflflllHlK7'rCllpf0plr- PuatesIelltoSulphuru1asurprLuhgupaer,and 9' rheybatrleddeaperacelythroughaevengamesto Y ' 11iestarechampionsh4jp,woruhrherillal'1mS, mmpengreforrheearlyloe.mFulally,theywon I was Coach Tim Green? firsr mite ride as head :lieu ticket to the mate roumament. , coach, This trophy represents the dedication, energy, enthusiasm, endurance, excite- In the .sate playoffs, enthusiasm was twice as ff Fun - 112- Forces .-f 'A 5 ' . U P . ll Q I- X IN X f .- 57 59' ,M Q t.-1 NN Q . 3NM1iW..QM1i1i, 'Nhhmw W w' 25 Dedica tion .' nf' Q ,Q, I' X 3, A A . QR ix .13 Vis M -H S 5 ' Q Fun-115-Forces A A 6 :if ' 4 X . 145 'Ki ,R In Q X: . .K - EX in X L- fy si --X,l1 XG 1 'ix' . EW am X N P-1 Qs Wi .579 Q I N' MQ 12 f-QIIRIKQ K f . Q, af X ML wk .. k iik 23 dv 1 .2 fy' 5,522 m.M., X. ,M S s 5- 1 . X 'S ! Q w K A .sf X N 31 x 15- Q SX qv. Q V if , X X ng-wx:-f ,1 - - - ,- - fs. Q , . , .Q i Q Qgwg s K Q -Mk X.-N X .NM -cf. x F9425 1' f 1 3, ,A v . A z 4, 5 ...Is End ufzmce I Fun - 120- Forces if X x L- A K . J A Nw... Q sg' Fun 122 Forces :Kim-f .,w.z1.., , v-vf my 'wl w-yr ', v 1 Aw Ag T A 1: i 6 + iw Pjiff' 1 s' fi .F .... ,E , gifs 25552 I Q 'ww w - - ' .R ff . Z A -a- x Q .SBA 'Sf - Tp is, Fun - 123 -Forces af ,..f ,zfibmi C594 1 H+ ,ww Fun - 124- Forces tt' 'fm' KX? . vine.. -' .1 . Q f ' , x is-. ,s 1 A 1 x . . Gig 2 X. w N r-.JJ Www fs K . , , .5 2 ffm- fianuz arte? 5 L....... , ,U H I . 1 . 9 3? J . . . Is Pride Fun - 127-Force 3A Girls Basketball Champions Front row: M Morgan, C Den- nis, K. Scott, T. Clinton, N. Burnside, K. Burris, L. Kirkpat- rick Back row: R. Clarke, K. Carter, R Henley, E. Willis, 'II Henley, E. Krause, 'lf Monrin, D. Galbrenrh, R. Willis A Baseball Champions , i. s S R ,.., ss Front Row: Canada, B. E Vin' Wnghf, R. Pogue, Middief R. Ramsey, C Pogue, C Godirey, S, Wilson, D. Wesr, Back Row: G. Wallis, L. Smith, T. Sanders, . j jennings, M Henley, 71 s jones, 71 Green -s--- 3A Boys Basketball R unners - up Front: G. Humphers, 'If Coo- per, S. Frazier, 'If Black, G. Hardin, A. Lucky, D. Parks, Back: A. Simpson, M Nelson, M Osborne, C johnson, 71 Hill, M Henley, A. Albert, M Webb 1 3 , .gfx , ., f , i X X ,Mm xX . 35.6 x , r... ..- .. .WQMQW .4. 1 S XX X . X -Q 9YNo 0130 N. 'EEF' STR Fun - 129- Forces Cheerleaders j Tqaton, A. Layne, C Brown, G. Keith, S. Mitchell, D. Tate, T Clark, M. Page, C. Young, 71 Herbst j V Girls Basketball Front: L. Kirkpatrick, M. Mill- er, C. Horton, L. Lee, j. Ballagh, K. Scott, C. Sowinski, S. Looper, M Morgan, C. Dennis Middle: R. Clarke, K. Burris, N. Burnside, K. Carter, K. Pen- nington, D. Galbreath, B. Cal- lins, K. Logan, R. Willis Back: E. Krause, R Henley, M. McDougal, j. Timmons, C. Neeley, T. Clinton j V Boys Basketball B. Rice, C Godfrey, S. Frazier, j. Thurman, D. Parks, j. Thompson, 'If Cooper, G. Humphers, M. Henley, A. Al- bert, M Beam, M. Webb 9th Girls: Front: M Morgan, M lWller, L. Lee, S. Looper C Dennis Middle: R. Clarke, L. Smith, K. Scott, I Clinton, Ballagh, C Horton, R. Willis Back: C Neeley, M McDougal, j Timmons, K. Pennington, E Krause Brh Girls: Front: S. Smith, S. Colbert, A. Emarrhlc, C Larabee, M Morgan Middle: R. Clarke, L. Williams, S. Greenwood K. CarmichaeL C 1VhtchelL S. Adams, S. 'Dgen N Emarthle, R. Willis Back: S, Horron, N Sowinski li Kauahquo, 'lf Harjo, j Pallas X , .mm B1 uf, ,Y 5 V L? 5 M 5 31 44 HYN5 ,Pa 'Q ? . 1 W x 'MKG ' 34 W was wus Mlm BYU am YN leur 321 MW J Q ' 241,23 7rh Girls: Front: T1 Mackey, j Redbiri M Morgan,j Ballagh, j Masoner R. johns, R. Cheek, S. Sweeqj Maloy Middle: K. Wof6arcL 71 Baum, N Harjo, L. Lancaster, R. Stick, M Sanders, D. Francis, K. Vogt Back: R. Clarke, M Callins, A. Emarthle, B. Hisle, ,L Pallas, S. Tiger, K. Srandleld C johns, R. Dwllis , YA 4. ,f ,,. afw F? i 1 'F FVQILQL. F ' ',,, WW: X i .,.X: I . X L D... , xxx lj r be 9th Boys: Front: R. Caron, B. Rice, B. Wrrghgj DanieL C Anoatubby Middle: D. Parks, j Thurman, A. Gray, C johnson, j Masoner, M Webb Back: B. Parks, C Godhey, HI Allison, j Roan, 71 Dindy 8 W , 'r 4 3 ge' 7 35' ' E' E? ff ,rvlrlw gym! ' Q!! gy it an N' QU Y XY? . ,f L. M r '- J V Q V, ,HA v.,, 'y r -I Iv' A-5' M, .effelssvss Sth Boys: Front: B. Phillqas, M Peny, S. Barron, j Brown, B. Estes, Mddle: C Osborn, D. Gee, C Hayes, C HarrocL C Wdlson, M Webb, Back: A. Gray, K. Peters, C Shumard, B. Parks, 'li Dindy 7th Bays: Fronr: D. Manue-Lj Abbott, R. johnson, j Cox, E Vincent, Middle: R. Feazle, K. Wilson, G. Walker M R1chardson,j Humphers, j Canada, M Webb Backsj Brown, j Perry, C Harrod j Collins, C Bointy Fun - 130- Forces 1 'Q W-5... an , .' Q '. N - I A . , ' 1 . Y .jlx :AAL im. - , 'gi .' i .5 RQ- . F .. -.M X: : ? hm ' . A .. r . . 'iim-7. S ' r J 1 ,- . .nw I, ,F . W., 4 K ' Qs . qgl .. ,A K 'M 'HQ-.' , 1... s .4 -in g My ' . v .'!- '. W .Ax . ,QW ff , 1 ' af ' . A f Za 'ii X -v X u Q I Fronr: 71 Crandall, M Williamson, 71 Hubbard C Hubbard, K. Holman, L. Carter Middle: S. Cantrell, C Alcxanden M Rodela, S. Sumner, A. NesseL A. Gomez Back: L. Bryant, A. jordan, D. james, C Monroe, P. Massey, j Beeler A. Gomez, D. james, C Monroe pf A, ., hw. ,st .LL , +4 1 Fun - 131 - Forces Front: K. Reed E. Lowe, S. Anders, S. Cathey, L. Beard Middle: C. Logan, j. Boyles,-L Colren D. McMaster, D. Rogers, L. Lohrer Back: j Sellers, D. Whirworrh, P. Lynch, S. Foley, R. Prhley, C Williamson, K. Holman P. Lynch, K. Holman A. Simpson, M Hall, S. Gannon, A. Arbabi, C. Donaghey, D. Svihus, E. Atwood, S. Laughlin, M. Stacy, B. Beasley, S. Enyearr 's- 4' 5 :f?L 'Avi i . L4 just liar the Ibn ofif! T l 1 l. ,. if 4' 'N . vgkxix X :fix A .Y X S S 1, E K Y V qw' s as ,.53..hN .x k 'Ras . ek. sl... ... .- Q. .nnvv ESX: SS It's E 1 e m e n Z' zz r Y M y Dear ELEMEN TAR Y PRINCIPAL EMPHASIZES S TUDEN TXPAREN T IN VOL VEMEN T My first year as an elementary principal has been enjoyable, productive, and rewarding. Through the combined effort of seventeen Gculty members for grades two through four, students ha ve stayed in- volved in school affairs and achieved academically. First, two new programs ha ve proved the students more individual attention. A supplemental math class to reinforce classroom instruction was taught by entry- year teacher Mrs. Kathy LoHon. Addi- tionally, the classroom teachers used the Computer Lab to maintain skills introduced to students in the classroom. Two musical productions coordinated by elemen- tary music director Kathy Lokon involved all 289 elementary students: At Thanksgiving, students generous contributions of food filled nine baskets. In March, students collected and donated over J2000 to jump-Rope- for-Heart, a unified AHA effort coordinated by janice Hobbs. In April, two fourth graders Lori Starkey and Austin Orphan won the first Byng Direct Pee Wee Spelling Contest. Four awards assemblies honored students who were scholastic achievers as well as those with perfect attendance. Throughout the entire year, parents stayed in close contact with the teachers and me. Their support and trust for the Byng School system made our job easier and their chil- d nn s. 1' , ren wi er ,lj Z,4,z,d- A Betty Rose Allred .N f,.f. ' f i . N X K I 0 Q . i I ' V Z3 'Q lf! Q. i m P+ x s 'G zW'aiz 1.1 1,5 X lk! S 74, -Q 0 s. nf Lola Thompson Ila Faye White Diann Vangundy Betty Allred Bill Barrett Louise Bryant Oleta Bunyard Katie Case Sandra Clinton Norma Donaghey janice Hobbs Deena jenkins Gayle johns Betty Kelly Mary Lindsey Kathy Lohan La Vena Madden Don Mann Nelda Mathews Phyllis McDougal Miram Mclilwee Carla Murray Conna Nemecek Rhonda Parks Mooniene Ogee Brenda Price Mary Story Day 1 in 7th Grade I tear through the hall trying to remember where my locker and next class is. I finally find my locker the minute the bell rings for class. Digging through the books and notes to find the books that I need, I find that one book that has been hiding from me. I slam my locker closed and go with the flow of the crowd to my classroom, which, thank- goodness, is nearby. I ease into my seat so that I am not noticed by the teacher who is starting to take role call. I must look uptight because one of my friends whispers across the isle, Relax, this teacher isn't as strict as the last one we had. Iinally, lunch time! We raced up the hill only to find all the lines reached the door. Seeing that the regular line was moving Easter, we choose it. Aker waiting for what seemed like a life-time, we received our trays. We found a table and began eating when we noticed that it was already time to go back to class. We wolfed down our last bites and raced back down the hill to start all over again with trying to find books and classes in this new world. Renee? Wight Sixth Grade Elisa Alexander Chad Allison Kari Atwood Audrey Balliett Matt Balthrop Tim Barrick joseph Beck Andy Beshear Sherri Bishop Michael Brooks .ss Amanda Brown Terry Brown A Cara Buck V :F N40 . t. '. ' ,MX . Tim Bunch jim Cantrell Mandy Chaffin Helen Chapman Brian Colbert Brian Cooper Melody Cooper 5 Andrea Corvin I Emily Countryman jay Cox Leigh Anne Downing john Epley Christal Foley Dava Foster Shawn Fullingim jennifer Futischa April Gillispie Adam Gourley Tara Grequrich Stacey Grigg jason Gunter Brandi Hale H - Future- 136- Fun S e v e n t h grade will be a drestic change from the sixth grade. I am sure that there will be a lot of ad- justments to make. Having a different teach- er and room for e a c h c la s s might be fun, getting through the hall to your locker and then to your room in five minutes will be difficult, but Ill get the hang of it. With all the books and papers for each class, it will be hard keeping up with them. Even though seventh grade sounds hectic and challenging, I am looking forward to getting there. Leigh Anne Downing ID 1'-M . fl fe A '14 - Q l 5. .I x saw' 'AS XCHANGE SYSTEM 15 Prospective pilot Mary Schafer, 11, a sutth grader, was undaunted by three-to-one odds, boys over girls, at the Space Camp she attended last weekend at the Space and Rocket Center, Huntsville, Ala. A perfect minature rocket launch and a successful mock space shuttle mission helped Schafer to win one of three awards given at the camp. Oflicials told her she had won the Right Stuff A ward for beihg one step ahead ofthe other kids. Schakrs mother, Carla Murray, said weekend space camps ha ve been added because of increased applications this year. A movie which had the camp as its sertuzg was released a few months ago sparking even more interest in the govemment-sponsored camp where participants are allowed to experience many o the same types of training given to U.S. astronauts. Although the weekend session was half as long as the regular session, Schafer said the campers not only ,participated in the three mam events: mmiture nocket launch, decision making for a large space stmcrure and mock s uttle mission, but visited the museum, saw movies in the space dome and even had free time. The group was also taken on a tour of the Marshall Space Center in Huntsville where the shuttle and its missions are designed. Schakr was cast as a Mission .Tecialist 1 and her part in the mock mission consisted ofa walk in space in the cargo bay section ofthe shuttle simu tor. Even though actual weghtlessness is not part ofthe simulation, Schafer practiced on the five degrees of freedom, a machine which simulates walking th space, in preparation for the shuttle simulation. She also wore a space suit during the exercise which was a success for her team, the Mercury Team. Schafer was the only Oklahoman among the 24 youths attending last weekend is space camf session where she was one of seven girls. Her goal is to be a pilot someday which, she added hopefully, could lea to becoming an astronaut. Schafer said she was not frightened or apprehensive durmg 2 1X2 days of events, and recommends the camp to everyone. Sbtth Gra de Shannon Hanks Bree Harjo Marvina Harjo Tim Harjo jena Harhcock Carolus Hatton Chris Hendershot inks! Holly Hope Debbie Hughey Keith Huneycutt LaTress james Brett joplih Christy Keeling Ragan Knickmeyer Vanessa Knighten ' Stephanie Lawalin Terri Lee Tina Lemons Russell Lovelis Cameron Lunsford Laura Lyda '-x. 1 . A Amanda Massey Caron McGee joie McHenry Billy Miller Marianne Miller Richie Miller Tia Dawn Miller Opal Moles Michelle Musser Kristy Myers Lisa Nail Aimee Nemecek Pat Nessel Arron Newton Future- I 47-Fun Little Miss Oklahoma Pre-teen Queen Terri Lee, 6th grade student at Byng School, has recently won Little Miss Oklahoma Pre-teen Queen, phatogenic queen, best sportswear, best model, and a savings bond. Terri will be gorng to the National pageant this summer where she will compete for Little Miss National Queen and other prraes. Terri started pageants when she was eght years old. Her lirsr pageant was the Little Miss Tqrette, held here in Ada. Although she didn 'r place rn her first pageant, she won the next one she entered which was the Little hiss American Beauty in IW3. Teni holds the titles of Little Miss Ardmore 1583, Little Miss Seminole American Beauty IQ-L Valentine Princess 155, Southem Charm Princess 1585, and Lik be in it Queen 1586. She has won photogenic queen sbt times, beauty queen, and talent queen. She won Ist runner-up in last years Little Miss American State Pageant. Terri has won over 32 awards and been in several more pageants and contests. Terri is a 4 lt. ll rn. green eyed blonde, who hopes to become a model one day. She sings and dances, She enjoys swimmr? skating, and Christian scouts dancing. She is 12 years old and the daughter of Teny and Loretta Lee of Byng. She is a srath gra er in Mrs. Prices classroom. Srkrth Graz de Chris Nickerson Eddie Nickerson Rene Orphan jon Parker Becky Pembrook Shannon Pierce jeff Pflaum f L . Heather Platt Amy Quinten Clint Reeves Sham Rice Tawyna Rice Rachel Rggs john Rodgers S Chris Royer Krista Scarbrough Mary Schafer Heather Seeley jerome Sellers Damon Smith Krysta Starkey f f t r johnathan Straub Lea Sturdivan Shane Sutton jermy Thrap Lisa Thomas jmaes Thompson jay Walton rf' k. ,rww Shelita Wear jennifer Webster Renee Wight Racquel Willrams Kristi Wilmoth jamie Wofford Toshia Wood Sean Worcester Scott Wright Byron Wyche Todd Young .lf rf xii.. x rr, .t t Aaron Allen Rebecca Anderson Christy Archer Kevin Atkeson Misty Atwood Ryan Bailey Brandon Beck A Mia Berryman Clint Blackburn Erica Briggs Danika Brock Keith Brock Cynthia Brockett Alan Brumbelow john Brumley Miranda Byers Israel Camp Celestial Cannady Michael Cathey jeriea Christian Duane Colbert f i 1 ' E Sarah Daggs Adam Daniel Daniel DeMoss jamie Ellis Shauna Farmer ' Dava Fire Phillip Fleming Bradley Fowler William Franklin Misty Gilliam jason Golden Melinda Goodwin Cvrtiiiultc :H RNTIIII o q 0 Q 'F ' .Q .Ax jenny Gover William Gray Fifth Gra de MATH WORKS A resting program has been developed by the Mu Alpha Theta math club to emphasize learning ofthe math fact. The program is designed to aid the students through positive reinforcement and encouragement to gain the basic skills. Students in the third fourth and fifth grades are tested weekly in addition, subtraction and multiplication. Students who ha ve scored iw percent on these tests in their classroom are elgible ro take the official Math Facts test. Students are given 10 minutes to complete a test ofjw math facts. A students may take the official test each week as long as it is necessary to achieve iw percent accuracy. A student is designed a Math Fans Star when he achieves iw percent accuracy in the I0 minute time limit. In subsequent week he will try for an eght minute time I Math Facts Red Starj, a su' minute time I Math Facts Silver Starl, a five minute time fMath Facts Gold Srarl, and the ultimate rest with a four minute time limit IMath Facts Super Nova 2. Students achievihg the various levels of' excellence will receive certificates of award and their names will be placed on a Math Facts Honor Roll to be displayed in each principals office. 139 William Haney jennifer Harjo Maranda Harris Brandy Hightower Sheldon Hghtower Tawana Holman Daniel jackson jeremy james Kyle jones David Kauahquo Bryan Kelly Kathe Kiser Michelle Krause Christy Lancaster jamey Logan Rachael Martin Candy Massey Douglas McClure Laray McDaniel Charles McSwain Glenn Metcalf l I joe Metcalf Sarah Moore Neal Morris Destry Musgrove Kevin Nickell joni Nipps Tessa Northcutt Kara Null Marlis Osborne Kevin Palmer Charity Pendley Ailica Pope Carrie Rivers V Shannon Rogers 4 6 Fifth Grade Hrth grade can begin work in band The instrumental music program at Byng begins in the likh grade. At the end of the fourth grade yeaig all ofthe instruments in the band were demonstrated to the students. In order for the students to know the number of instruments allowed for each section, the director ga ve them a complete instrumentation list for the concert band. When school began in the Qll, director Rozzie Purdy approved their instrument selections. As the students begin their study, emphasis is given to correct posture, correct hand position and proper mouthpiece placement. Each of the three tamilies of instruments: brass, woodwind and percussion, are discussed in detail. The students work out of two books. Band Today and Technic Today . The band rehearses Monday through Thursday and has a weekly audition in which each student receives a grade and a chair placement in his section. The students are also graded on a weekly practice cant however the quality of practice time is emphasized the same as the quanity of practice time, The band is preparing for several concerts and a contest in the spring. The contest includes full concert band solos and ensembles. Band also teaches lihh grade students responsibility, dependability and self discipline. 'Students possessing these qualities will not only be good band students but also good students in all of their classes, Miss Purdy says. Different styles of music are also studied so the student will have a broader knowledge of all kinds of music. Music is the universal language of mankind and should be studied and enjoyed at an early age. x john Sanders Theo Scates Chris Scoles Brian Scroggins Brad Smith james Smith Dawn Sowinski 1 I t Shawn Stick Charles Summers Shari Tate Damy Terrell jimmy Tingle Christy Turner Nikita Watts Ernest West Kelly Wfhitwell Cori Wofford jamie Wright Pepper Young I . I Fifth Grade Super Sequoyah The Sequoyah Award is given each year in Oklahoma to the favorite book selected by the states children. Any child in grades 3-6 who reads two books Hom the list of 20 nominees can vote. Winner for 86-87 is Night of the Twister by Ivy Ruckman. The Super Sequoyah Club is open to all Byng students, grades 3-6 who read all 20 books and make a written evaluation by March 1. Members receive several special rewards for their efforts. Each is presented a pen and a certificate Hom the Byng Library Media Center. ln April, the entire group of 40 students attend the Sequoyah Awards presentation at the Oklahoma Library Association convention. This years convention was held at the University of Oklahoma in the Student Union. Students, sponsoring teachers, and a few parents, met guest speaker, Mrs. Ruckman. The group had lunch at Longeneckers and made a short visit to Sooner Fashion Mall. Filth graders who received the Super Sequoyah certificates were Brad Smith, Christy Archer, Erica Briggs, Christy Lancaster, Niki Watts, joni Nipps, jeremy james, Tessa Northcutt, Shauna Farmer, Marlis Osborne, jamie Wright, Aaran Allen, Kyle jones, Keith Brock, Danny DeMoss, and LaRay Daniel. Nathaniel Worcester M' V 1.2, 15 u 4. 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Third - Gra de IfI had zz bunch of money, I would buy zz Limo! says john . A1-,ga vt? . ' Il 1-r U'l 1 YM' 1 4 Q M5 ,I X Kristin Akerman Lucinda Alberson Ann Marie Alexander Ericc Atkenson Ricky Bevers Tanya Bevers Cynthia Bryan Tina Boettner Kimberly Cagle Donella Camp john Cannady Muriel Cantrell Sherika Carrethers Donna Carruthers Belinda Chesser Blake Collins Preston Cooper Tyler Cox Willie Cranford Keith Cross Katie DeMoss Kyle Donaghey Kelley Dorsey Tara Dunn Kelli Feazle jimmie Foley justin Fowler Tammy Fredrick johnny Fritz Chrystal Geiger Luke Goodwin Daniel Gore jan: Gover Lorenzo Graham Studying Hawaii in Social Studies, Mrs. Donaghey's class enjoys a Hawaiian Luau with alot of native Huits and flowered lei. Pictured from let? to rght are Kelly Dorsey, Lee Setleff Chrystal Geiger, justin Fowler, Christina Her- nandez, Mike Pierce, David Ramsey, Deramy Seals, Kristan Moore, Ricky Bevers, Mrs. Donaghey. Third - Grade jimmie Harper jesse Hendrik Christina Hernandez joshua Hiodge Mathan johnson jennifer Kelley james Kistner 1 1 Matthew Knighten Magan Lahue Twyla Lynch Nathan Matthews jeremy MCCurry Kenneth McMaster Nickolas Miller Kristen Moore Mistie Morris Terry Mosier jason Myers Sunshine Nail jamie Organ Rachel Palmer Michelle Park Rhia Perry Mike Pierce Trent Pitcock Kayla Ramos David Ramsey Brandy Rice jeremy Riddle jim Roberts Randy Russell Matthew Ryan William Schultz S I like to brownies, Smith Third - Grade jennifer Scott Kari Sellers Lee Setliff Brigetre Shaw Chad Smith Lucas Smith Stacy Smith Summer Stick Angela Srinnetr Bryan Srinnett David Stokes Rachelle Sturdevant Christal Sweet Brian Tate Larry Watts Crystal Wilson james Wright 1 47 Cook eggs, cookies, and stuff -byjennzfer Chanda Alessi jeremiah Anderson Dustih Atwood Mary Bain Rhonda Baker Amber Barber Kelli Barnert Dee Ann Bevers Dhrcy Bond jeremy Bradford Miranda Breed Diana Brown jason Campbell Charles Cathey Amanda Chitwood Leah Clark Carrie Cook jimmy Cook April Cranford jimmy Crewse Debra Crewse Rachel Daggs Dameion Davis Sarah Deaton Chris Dew john Diaz Charles Dorsey joni Ellis Rnlania Fisher Ross Galemore Chris Gardner Derrick Glover jimmy Gore Rebecca Handley Kenny Hanks . I' - al x , .M X , ay - Vx x g Q ' i will ' 250' , A if J Q f.. ii 4' A f r A 4 g..f K I Second Grade Mrs. Kelley's second graders celebrate Native American Week. -W e 1 , o jason Hayes Tyler Hennessey justin Hess Ronny Hillebrand Brian Hopkins Albert Hutchings jeremy Hyde Kevin johns Casey Kelley Corbin Kreis jennifer Lancaster Misty Lanoy David Lawalin Lacee Lee jeff Lillard Serena Love jamie Martin Dustin Mater jeff MeAIister Ralph McClarty Michael McGuire Shalene Metcalf Paul Moenhinweg Robin Orphan Stormy Penny Anna Pettigrew Kevin Pettigrew Meliss Rich Bill Richardson Chris Richardson Regina Rowe jake Schultz Kim Scroggins Micheal Seal Nicholas Sevedge Second Grade Margaret Shaw Shayne Sherrell Kimberly Silkey Edward Smith jason Smith Laura Smith Bryan Specht Robbie Specht Dana Stanley Kevin Steiner Glen Stone Christina Taylor Melissa Tomlinson Chris Taylor Kellye Vogt Miranda Vogt Heather Watters Dion Waddle Miranda Williamson Wayne Woolly jeramy Young I 4 Q. . M.. - -rw, . 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' 1800 AIl11lgfOH Blvd. Ada, OK 74820 436 - 0822 Pruitt 's Spring Crest Custom Draperies and Carpet The Oklahoma State Bank of Kona Wa 2 C Congratulations Seniors! X. 1 'Building a reputation- R 3 I Not resting on one if FDIC 123 E. Arlington Insured 436.0808 :fi I t Y' .IL .. 5 - Kim e 'ff ' n 'L .A xx :-', 2 S You are a joy! t,.i F-' 1 3 N Love Mom Trader Mills, In C. 0 Pet Food 8: Supplies 0 Tires 8: Batteries ' I 0 Animal Health Supplies 0 Seeds 6: Feeds 308 N Braodway Ada, OK 74820 332-3663 or 332-3664 Evergreen Lucky Dollar Feeds Feeds Mss Tennessee Kellye Cash, the grandniece of country star johnny Cash, was crowned Miss American 1982 She received the crown from outgoing Miss America Susan Akin. FUNxncial- 1 73 -Hnish 6 , , Beans Thompson 's Book 8: Supply Main Stieff Ada, OK 74320 Kenneth Huneycutt Manager North Hills Centre Ada, OK 74820 436-4415 FRANCES l.. ALLEN One Dynamic Cowboy Although the preceedrng contestant mrssed hrs calf to get a no trme Travrs Cowboy Whlson has followed that rrde wrth a good trme of 9 seconds For those of you who don t know rt that s rodeo slang Some of you may find rodeos and cowboys less than excrtmg but obvrously you haven t seen thrs cowboy rn actron Presently seventeen years old Tra vrs Lergh Whlson has been roprng for more than half hrs lrfe Although he rodeos off and on durrng the wrnter he partrcrpates rn rodeos every weekend through out the sprrng and summer Practice trme takes u a large part of hrs free trme as he practrce two hours a day 5 days a week To most people thrs constant ef ort would become monotonous but not to Tra vrs I never get trred of rt h states The results of hrs dedrcatron rs obvrous rn the numerous belt buckles saddles and assorted tack lyrng around hrs trophy room Whrle partrcqaatrng rn the OHSRA OYRA and MRCA rodeos he has taken many trtles In 1983 and agarn rn 1984 he held the rrbbon roprng champronshqu In 1985 he was the Calf Ropmg champron Reserve All Around champron and the Rookre ofthe Year Calf Roprng champron In 1566 he was named the champron calf roper rrbbon roper goat tyer and Reserve All Around Cowboy champron Over the past four years he has accumulated approxrmately J45 000 but the lagest part ofthe money goes back rnto that requrred for entry fees and the gas needed to travel to rodeos all over the state Although the benefits of roprng are very rewardrng there are also many drsadvantages Srnce he has a rodeo every weekend Travrs rarely gets the chance to hangout wrth the guys whrch rs a very rmportant part of any teenagers lrk Yet Travrs replres It doesn t bother me a whole lot Probably a mam reason rt doesn t rs that hrs lamrly rs behmd hrm 10025 and do all they can help Hrs mother Phyllrs rs a devoted concessron stand worker I and a terrrlic cook 1 for all the rodeos whrle hrs hither Harvey coaches hrm from atop a fence rarl and hrs younger brother Heath K also a partrcrpantj cheers from the stands Another marn reason could be hrs very specral trrend who devotes her free trme to be wrth hrm and attend nearly every rodeo In conclusron rodeorng does ha ve rts less than desrrable aspects such as lea vrng for a rodeo at 5 30 p m andnot returnrng home untrl 3 00a m However accordrng to thrs dynamrc cowboy rt s all well worth rt Hrs phrlosophy of hte rs one srmrlar to that of most champrons I enjoy rt as long as I wrn 405-332-6144 24 Hn NUMBER Regency - . 2-W C ' ' Am romqec-me Doc PLOQAL '25.,gZTZ7Z1ZZ 'm StverJbuHIJr.1tfUeA5C smtly5tr,xAec t, BA TES ELECTRONICS k fX1VLUKLNXJ1IM 7111.20 411 E Main Ada, OK 74820 71 Pioneer Car 8: Home Stereos james Bates Ronny Bates ccoeocy- rouo hours sc tr Q swvloi 332 -6400 FUNancia1-174-Hnish Z Ada Lumber and Hardware Co. Complete building supplies 314 Ii 10th Ada, OK 74820 332-1322 Convenient Location Mges Heavy Equipment FIELD SER VICE Owner - Carl Wages PHONE R. 6 BOX 95B 436 -0562 ADA, OKLA. 74820 Harrie Plumbing Co. 332-0460 Otto Harris Marion Harris I UNanc1hl-175-Finish .yrhj x-3 ,X X-b ii , 'g-4, - H , is ' Jaxx viuavvtntsk '- Y ' , Hnaxmq-livcmitmm ,' jx'-if kN+-x,,-..'s-0,,,e'!vV i 2 ' 'H A Am cowomonmo ' ' RO W 1' 1 a mamma I 1 . non :move gy Q ,ln il Yi, Q - .Q 2 QV I L ' X 3 hu n N , Jill, A ' sawn? A5 9ondm0nl09i 3? X, W .g1yy,n'm.'m , G ' FOVC' S Heating 85 Air Conditioning 402 E. 12th Ada, OK 74820 332-2410 Cheyenne? Boots and Hats 305 W4 12th Ada, OK 74820 1 Gourmet and Grfts 105 E. Main Giks for all Occasions Bridal Registry Cash Saver Food Warehouse Campus Musrc '1b50 OWCSI' Toral 109 N Francis F0?d Ada, OK 74820 Bd' o t r? 4 Come Sf' 3 OU' i Gary Reynolds Bgkgfy -1'1 N JI I H X , 1601 N. Broadway on , 7 ' Ada, orc 74820 119 West Main 4, ADA,OKLAHOMA QLT :ggi - 4051332-1241 ' --- 1 4 u ------ ,D GUY LOGSDON, Manager' 1 FUN3DC1h1- 1 76- Finish X4 st W World Class Finnlisl Has A World Of Class Leland Wrlsorgjn Many wall :gmc rhnr he is :pn-rry H ll lrlred b nenrl he hu Ada True Value Hardware 114 N Constant Ada OK 74820 332- 7555 classy guy. e Ls we - y y everyaneg looks, srylc, md charm. Bur mother nrrribute rhnr Ls nor funlrxs hek weanhg his bnghr blue LeLmd L1 also 1 world class fuulivr. nh 194 nr the of 14 with his Ml. Drlimandgikr. In IH he ro unlify lbr the world finals. digerenr from mdeosf' Leland to dress up. Youh worlu, md your o quite so pr.-keel Leland luv: bunnrhe nrhc heel- rwo ' If! final: ,CIM :he made it lurd u his slnll, all dny I 121 the his curls: Illlk- nn accomplishment. it keeps me from dan 2 known he Tv: done some- mo! -RSI!! ' Delr ' Self Servrce gas 0 Grocery XXIQXK ' 526 E. Ada, Owner: FUNancinl-1 77-FrMsh Full Line Hardware Complete Plumbing Electric and Housewares Lawn and Garden Power Tools Butler 'S Mrhit Mart, Inc. 14th dr Missrssrppi Hrghway 99 8: Francis Rd rn Byng 2907 E Arlmgton '0N-fran PHILLIPS -HANE Y LUMBER CO. GLEN HANE Y Owner Home 927-2134 Ada Oklahoma 74820 Coalgate Oklahoma 74538 54052436-3992 54052 927-2391 1407 N Country Club Rd 704 South Broadway Harold Hall Attorney at Law 630 E 17th Ada, OK 74.920 54052 332-2655 -Q 9 4- L. in Country General Store 8 miles East on Hwy. 1 Ada, OK 74829 G 81 T Lighting 82 Electrical Supply Residential Lighting 8: Fan needs Ph: 54052 436-2315 Our Prices Can 't Be Beat 1 Beep 82 Buy 14th and Mssissippi Ada, OK 74820 332-6776 'Home of the custom made huge deli sandwich TIP TOP CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY 601 E. 16TH ST. ADA, OKLA. 74820 Bob 8- Kerma Taylor Business 332-5128 Home 332-2625 332-3509 Dear Suzie, Its hard to believe our baby girl is almost grown. It seems only yesterday you started school and ... today you are a graduate. Words Could never express just how proud York, ir New we are ofyou. You are the best, and truly one of a kind We Love You Mom and Dad Southern Oklahoma Business Machines nc. Cen ter Band instruments music accessories Rodney Brown Sales Representative 516 N Mississippi . . Box 1755 Ada OK 74820 Bonar Auto Supply 530 North Broadway Ada Oklahoma 74820 405-332-4488 Your auto parts store Hudson s Furniture P o I , Howard Music I ff0Phff'-9 Easy Terms P1-YCIUCS Free Delivery rental 53 CT5 436-2340 service 713 W Main Ada OK 1003 N Mississippi Box 1226 405-436-0838 Congratulations Seniors! Carolyns Creations Gentry s Carpet '- 221 West Main Ada Oklahoma 74820 Free Estimates M 3 N EXPCIT lnSt3ll3tlOf1 Complete wedding reception catering B . . 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' ii-'f eefaaeessizlglzfaff5.151lvl'e - Building to Meet Your Needs New construction and remodeling completed Spring 1987 1, E. 13 h St. 332-6011 jackson Plumblhg 5: Plplhg I-Iea tmg 8: All COUG'1.f1.0I'1lhg Sheet Metal Shop 332-7129 N . ' an Q 'ie fa ' .' , if-'- ' i 1 i lu no r or ii iff lul : i A ' - FUNmciu.1s1.Fm1sh Q A wS'74LT' i . x ':3k I Benny Looper David Gray BAILEY AND ASSOCIATES Georgianna Keith Our Child Such a beautiful child the Lord gave to me. Those flashing brown eyes, full of life and mystery. What will she be when she is full grown? The child with the flashing brown eyes, that fills up our home, With her warmth and her kindness, what a joy she has been. We've been blessed beyond measure, with Gods given treasure. We thank you again! Love Mom and Dad FINANCIAL , K SER VICES 'oc 'ml glnrr confninen Securities Life 8: Accident Insurance Hospitaliaation Retirement: IRA 8: TSA 332-7005 301 N Miss. Gnd: Bailey Richard Bailey FUNancial-182-Hnish See What You Buy Buy In Glass 300 E. Arlington Ada, OK E! I1 lu HUME FEDERAL SAVINGS W , 1 'f fs . --' . my , -'V f Ugg V ,595 P. O. BOX 2569 405 332-2057 'N '. f 2 J I vi- ,A.g-, :,, 1, 11-f'.1,, 301 SOUTH BROADWAY o AoA,oK1.A.74e2o 5. ,f1I5'. 21522222 -i' TIF? H , ' 3' WI W , -pg. :I I':',.1gf: Iig.':ji:gfLQ-fx -.. AL 1 aw- - ' f Ada Auto Supply Co. 301 E. 12th P.O. BOX 338 Ada, OK 74820 Kim Calling: The Leaders FIHV:nciaI-183-Fzhrlih QWWJ Pruitt Company of Ada, OK Custom Welding Steel and Building Materials Complete Welding Services 332- 7058 Austin Morris Saddle Shop 219 E. Main Street Ada OK 74820 332-9713 Boot and Saddle Repair Horse Racing Equipment St. ames Church of God in Christ 3015 N Townsend Ada OK 74820 332-6740 More than just a babysitter Marcis Pla ycare Center 808 Arlington 332-8100 Youngs Goodyear Tire Automotive Center Complete Auto Services available tires batteries and accessories 500 E. Main Ada OK Les Hendershot 332- 3830 FUNIDCIHI- 184 - Finish and I fO Affairs One of the most important activities of a teenager rs to be able to date What are your feelings when the guy or girl of your dreams if five minutes away from taking you out on the town? Here are some expressions Hom both sides of the me Guys Excited Nervous VERY Nervous jumpy She rs lucky Scared of Dad Girls Excited Nervous Hffppy Awkward confused Lucky So next trme the doorbell rs callrng you and you think you will faint any minute or the next time you re the one ringing the doorbell and you think the cat will have your tongue at least you know you re feelings are not at all strange and uncommon D D 7 1 l' : I I .. . I .. , . Cool, macho. , . .. , r , , 9 I . , . . I I 'YQLLEYH C, IEW Congratulations Byng Seniors Solnool of Champions Valley View Regional l-lospital 430 N. lVlonta Vista People Wno Care, Caring For You - ----- FI 24 Hour Emergency And Ambulance Service Music Mania ll Central Book Mark Balthrop, senrog is interested in jazz and classical instrumental music. Through the years he has won various awards playing his trumpet at BHS. This is the second year he has been chosen for the state lair band. His accomplishment this year has been writing a melody for the state hir band. He has also arranged brass ensembles for the high school band. Mark is now a member ofthe Oklahoma Youth Orchestra. Aker graduation, he will be going to Australia, New Zealand, and the Hji Islands on a tour with the Youth Orchestra. His plans are to go to college and major in music, teach music for two years in a public school, then go back and get a masters degree in music! Eventually he would like to teach at a major university or write and conduct professionally. 81 T-4 Supply Company arr P ing mln I 926 E. Main Ada, OK 74820 54052 332-3814 - j I lk- Wellington Photography Heating and Electric I Backhoe Service Q Route Z Box 413 E Ada, Oklahoma 74820 M052 332-3061 For Future Enjoyment Preserving the pa st FUNanc1hl-186-Fzmsh 85 Gallery 602 N Mssissrppi Ada, Oklahoma Portraits Weddings Resumes Special Events Ada Sales 8: Rental 411c:l I-'ls Heritage Hom es Beautiful com forta ble Affordable Homes 3004 Arlington 436- 1683 Built on location or ready to move YOU CAN'T DO BETTER THAN 'Me Saudfqfhre' Ter lives was one of great joy. You havcligrown and blossome into a lovely olllife. You have worked hard baby and its paid off May Gods riches and blessings always be our. Mom and Da! My name is Maria Candida da Silveira Machado. I yn an exchange student Hom Sao Paulo, Brazil. I came with Open Door Student Exchange Program. I am 17 years old and my birthday is December 27th. I am a very happy person and it is easy to make me feel this way. I am very careful and I always worry about what happens to the people around me. I rn studious, talkative, and outgoing. I love nice clothes and perfumes. I like to go shopping and I ll eat almost any kind of food. I go to a private school. I 711 in the 3rd year of High School, and the subjects that I enjoy the most are English, psychology, gym, didaetics and biology. I like to play piano. I listen to classical or pop music, but I hate rock. My parents, sisters, and Hiends haved influenced me a lot. They always help me to solve my problems. I have decided to follow the teaching career. This decision has influenced my life greatly. Its very important because it is my future. I love children and plan on making a career of teaching them. K ' FUNamcu1l- 187-Finish Ernie Sheppard 436- 121 7 I He day you came into our young woman. Our hearts are full of love and pride as you ap roach this new dimension LCPVYY TTL47' .LL4C9 , X as X EN K Q1 f. is S One of the most interesting and exciting happenings in the 86f87 school year at Byng is the senior exchange student Dag Svihus from Norway. When asked what he likes most about America, Dag answered, Cheap hamburgers, cheap gasoline, the American cars, and the better TV programs. When asked about the least like, he replied The high crime rate and the amount of drug usage. He says that one of the hardest things to get used to was all the slang words we use. Dag enjoys watching the Benny Hill Show and sports programs. He likes listening to rock music and he enjoys the nature. Dag reads Garfield and Beatle Bailey regularly. During his stay here in the US., Dag hopes to learn English better and to make a lot of new friends. The only major goal he has at the moment is to survive his stay here in the US. and sees himself still living here twenty years from now. by Suzi Hall .fozzlla ryan 1 UUSE UF REAL ESTATE 1022 Anuucrou 4051435-3610 ADA OKLAHOMA uazo LORETTA YIN SER VICE CHE VEROLE T THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 1301 Broadway Ada, OK 74820 332-4141 I ' I I I - Res. Ph. 4051332-aeao OWN'-H'0kf' BOB 'S FRIGIDAIRE Route 3, Box 86 AdacJK'WuQ0 332- 2534 Service on a Complete Frigidaire Line FUNancia1- 188-Finish Britams Prince Andrew married red- haired English commoner Sarah Fergu- son in july at Westminster Abbey in a MOON -BAKER AGENCY Knowledge Working For You 231 E. 13th RO. Box 1237 Ada OK 74820 332-0720 Owners: Bill Bakerzlon Moon Out Insurance spectacle that mustered the pomp and and fourth in line to the throne. glory of Britanh 's 920- year old monar- chy. Andrew is the quccnls second son 2:0 . EPH. JE'-EUS CHRIS FUNanciaI-189-Hnish THE GOLD SHACK ewelry jewelry Repair-Stone Setting Design And Manufacturing Fon We ARE HIS WoRxMANsv-up CREATED Hilfe? S gow 332-7809 NI G3.LV3UQ dlHSNVWb4HOM S'H SUV EM 80:1 Prokssional Booster Attorneys at Law Mayhue Axton Youngblood 114 S. Bdwy. Ada OK 74820 332- 7200 Ada Typewnrer 8: Supply Ada OK 74820 Phone 332 5588 Evans' Realty 104 E. 12th Ada, OK 74820 332-6666 ' SOSSI' .LSIUHD TZ 'Hd3 'S v-A - Z 5 . , Us a. 2. E. O T - 0 0 Z 'U r' m -4 m I ' 2 Q. ll M 0 If In ' m P 5 - ,D 4 rn P C -1 1 4 Z m m O - U' 2 l Temple Cen ter . Y mimi IT'S AGOOD FOR THE GREAT TASTE. Pastors: john Keith 631 W 33rd lVHckey Keith Ada, OK 332-0044 818 N Country Club Road Arlington Cen ter '71 Family Church and Charismatic Teaching Center 2, O , o CHI! , TIME Dear Darren, We re so proud of you and all your accomplishments. Your activities have kept us very busy through the years. Were so glad you Ye an all-around guy and we've enjoyed supporting your participation in baseball, basketball, FFA, music, etc. We appreciate your skills as a sportsman. We have relished your bounties of deeg squirrel, fish, pheasant, quail, duck, and Hog legs. K Sorry, we just couldn 't cook the crawdadslj We know you will be a great provider someday. We look forward to your future successes WGth much love, Mom, Dad and Tara D - C Ignition Delco Remy Alternators Prfffvliff' Allfolife t Motorola Leece Nevine Motor Crak Solenoids W Magnetos AUf0' Tfllck Exchanged or Tractor-Diesel Rc-paired Foreign or Domestic Stacy RO. Box 8484 412 W Main Ada, OK 14052 332-0878 FUNam?ial- 1570'Fif1l3ll 3 Quality and Service On Sportswear and Athletic Supplies -we rw, 5' k Y? 5, THE SPORTS VILLHGE - -Q4 6- Phone 405l436-2828 - 1003 Cradduck Road ' 5' ADA, OKLAHOMA 74820 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION Dear jimmy, . . We can't tell you how much we've enjoyed you. 0 Co' We've enjoyed going to all your baseball games Hom T- 1205 Cradduck Rd. P.Q. Box 1259 Ball to high school ball and watching your team win State in the Fall of 1986. These years have passed so fast. Ada' Okiahoma 74820 You have been a joy through all of them. We are very proud of you and love you very much. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Christie - - DRINK E lm ' sf F Q01 janeen 's Hair Affair Genia Hernandez janeen Gray 436-1394 220 E. Main St. Ada, OK 74820 Christie, It all began in '74 --- but what we didn 't realize was what was really in store in 294. Now it will all come to and end in 297 Thank heaven!! We love you and have been very proud of our Cheerleader all these years. Mom and Dad FUNanclhl-191-Finish G G Western Wear Inc Leather R eparr 430 East Main Ada OK 74820 f405i 332 3731 Boot-Shoe-Saddle-Repair Shawnee Feeds Feeders Milling Co. nc. Phone: 54052 332-5154 Ada OK 74820 O11 1317 S. Bernard Ada OK 74820 Ada Veterinary Clinic 1020 Sandy Creek Dr. PO. Box 1445 Phone: 332-1786 Ada OK 74820 Mr. 8: Mrs. Billy Phillips dk S Movie World 1230 Arlington Ada OK 74820 54052 332-1744 Video Machines Movies 528 E Main Ada OK 74820 436 1110 Shirt Nook Dear Karen We are glad to have this opportunity to tell you how much we love you and how proud we are of you You have grown up too hast. There has been a lot of happiness in our lives because of you A lot of slumber parties a lot of giggling a lot of late night calls but most of all a lot of fond memories We are proud of your accomplishments. You have over come a lot of obsticles es cially in your Senior year with such strength that I know you wil do okay in life. You are our pride our joy and our love May God guide guard and direct you always, Congratulations and We love you Ricky Mom Sharon Paul Mary Gu Dutch Robbins I GA Your home owned Full Service Supermarket FUNancial- 192-Finish 331 N Miss. Ada, OK 74820 I lm l si . fx y H, Q5 M. A .w S .Q 5. .. ,Sm .L-' P r y 'I Q ,X X Q ,Q X .gfi 1 x 5 S. 2 2 X1 5 s 53 .mm .. Q 5 5 Q - X X S i z K s f ' S A X 3 E r , X 17 fi' 2 f' 1 X Always Leave a Winning Impression with your trophies, plaques, and awards Customiked screen printing printing 1013 N Mssissrppi Ada, OK 74820 332-6675 Shirt Nook Max and Inez Castle 578 E. Main Ada OK 74820 436-110 Ada Bowling Center 1020 N Miss. Ada OK 74820 332-7070 Bod ,cts as Oualuty Workmanshup Personal Service Rack Woodward Hwy 99 Byng 436 0480 5 Mules North of Ada CON GRA TULA TIONS To Our Seniors Wayne Harris and Mike Hudson We Love You and Are Very Proud of you From LIFELINE The Youth Ministry Of Hrst Assembly Of God Box 1296 300 East 14th Ada OK 74820 Barry Patch ' Laundramat Dry Cleaning Alterations ' Drop-off Service 800 E. Main 8-10 Mon.-Sat 332-9747 10-10 Sun. 8 FUNmea1.194.rmfsh .5 wtw :YQ K ss is What are you doing out in the arena, bud? cries the announcer. Waall, drawls the clown, carrying a cooler with Budweiser written all over it, 'Tm gonna have me a party! Well, did you know theres something dripping Hom your cooler? the an- nouncer inquires, as a yellowish liquid begins leaking out ofthe cooler. Holding the cooler up above his head, the clown frantically drinks the liquid. When the yel- lowish liquid stops pour- ing Hom the container, the clown opens the cooler to investigate. As he pulls back the lid, a little white toy poodle V r V I I jumps out. The crowd goes crazy with laughter. Such things earn rodeo clown DeWayne Friar his livelihood. During the summer of1984i Dewayne decided the bull -riding I his previous hobbyj was making him no money. It was then he made his decision to go to a bullfighting school. DeWayne attended such a school that fall. There he learned the primary rule in bulllighting: 'If the cowboys gets hung up, I risk my life for his. De Wayne claims that this principle makes him nervous, but it doesn't discourage him. 'I enjoy what I do. Its exciting! Along with is previously mentioned toy poodle, DeWayne also does acts with his mule named Mary IThat2s my mom is name too, laughs De Wayne. 2 He keeps the crowd laughing all the time. But its not all fun and games, there is danger involved too. You have to get as close to the bull as you can without getting hit. You ha ve to be aggressive in saving your cowboysg a lot of quick thinking is involved. DeWayne had a prime example of this when his pants fell down in the middle ofthe arena. Plus, he has to think up his own acts. 'T have been embarrassed a lot of times, he claims with a grin. DeWayne plans to make his living at rodeo clowning. He will attend bullfighting school again this spring. He presently spends a lot of time perform - ing at rodeos. In the spring, he will ha ve one almost every weekend. So rar, his biggest rodeo was in Ft. Worth where 40000 people attended. When asked his feelings concerning his job, DeWayne states, 'Y like embarrassing people and being the center of attention. It's really a lot of fun. - Terry Tamashiro FUNmcial-195-Funlvh PROFESSIONAL BOOS TERS j B. Wallace, MD. EA.C.O.G. Drplomate American Board of Obstetrics and gynecology 1414 Arlington Ada, OK 74820 14052 332-6132 james Wright, MD. 2901 Arlington Ada, OK 74820 M051 332-8900 -I K. Falsarella, MD. 2901 Arlington Ada, OK 74820 54052 332-8900 Laura Goodrich, MD. 2901 Arlington Ada, OK 74820 M052 332-8900 William Borkon, MD. 1414 Arlington Ada, OK 74820 f405 332-0112 , ',f ra,N Q .. --X - A. . jpe---1 v i QXNDHLL nfs Fmsr A af f: ibl NATIONAL BANK 'ai V ' V AND 'musr COMPANY OF ADA --------- A- Q PO sox 669 ADA. OKLAHOMA 74820 Y .hd W 'ff 140513325132-MEMBER Foic 5 ,gi an 'A , .l t. 'ff'-Xl , A -Q If Congratulations Seniors! F UNanclal - 196 - Hnish jeff Coopen a profoundly deaf student hom EC LL hehaed the drama class learn American Sign Language in order to perform Children ofa Lesser God in the One-Act Play Festival. Cooper spent several sessions with the students and ga ve them valuable inslghts into what it Ls like to be deaf P . A X A A pa, Sf Dana, No matter how grown-up you get you ll always be our little girl. We wish you happiness and joy, as thatk what you 've always given - HAPPINESS dr jOK We love you, Mom and Dad AW? Y Ky X ,A ii' xx X sv . ' f 1 :Q I ' f Q46 X Seniors of 297 I A .'.l'3'J-fgdaqlw We think you 're great! In A Seniors of B8 ' A ' x '1ki!+2N21Qf , A915 , i or I N 'IH' Z X 'tx X K X xv- t Congra tula tions ? :Q Ada Furniture Warehouse 212 N. Broadway tyieoawififi 436-4407 Sxd Owens, Photographer 110 E. 10 436-0135 Route 3 Box 452D, Byng, OK 74620 9564 Telephone C405J436 1961 Ada Travel Service v few' 1 ,xx-4 Caroline Kennedy, who captured America 's heart as a little girl romping through the White House, married Edwin Schlossberg, a New York businessman and artist in Hyannis Port, Mass., on july IQ 1986 Abbott, Brenda . 46 48 102, 104 Abbott, Christy ............ 46 Abbott, Dana . . . Abbott, justin . . Abbott, Vicki 13, 50, 150, 168 54 ..........5Q80 Adams, Sheila . . . 13, 34 43, 207 Aday, Mke .............. 50 Alexander, Carol ........ 50, 80 Alexander, Darren ...... 46 104 Alexander, Deanna ......... 46 Alexandeg Eric . . . . . . 50 Allen, jeff ..... . . . 34 Allen, Rhonda . . . . 54 Allison, Heath . . . . . . 54 Anderson, Angie Anderson, Michelle Andatubby, Chris ..... 54 55, 57 Anson, Carey .... ArbabL Alan ........ 13, 46 80 Atwood Dana . 33, 16 41, 42, 74 75, Atwood, Eric . . . Aycorg Leslie . . . Bacon, Marta . . . Barley, Ricky . . 80,105 ...4687 ...34 75 .....50 Bailey, Robby . . Baker, Sharilee . . Ballagh, jeff . . . Ballagh, julie . . Ballard Elizabeth Balthrop, Chris . Barrett, Robert . Barrick, Laura . . Baum, Rubbie . Baze, David . . . Baze, Tamera .. Beam, Mke .... Beasley, Brooke . Beck, Alvie .... Beck, Cheryl .... 46 86 104 105 Beeler, Robin . . Beeler, Tony . . . Beninati Daniel . Blackburn, Amy BlackwelL Kim . Boissenin, David Boyd, Carey .... Boylen . . . Brand, Kevin . . . Brandon, Shanda Bray, Sheila . . . Briggs, Kurt . . . Britt, Malissa . . Brockett, Anthony Brown, Christy . . Brown, Cindy . . Brown, Preston . Bruner, Regina . Bryant, Dirk . . Bryant, Lisa . . . Burnside, Nita . Burris, Kim . . Butler, Daren . . . Butler, Kenneth . Byington, Connie Byrd, Camey . . . .....54 . ....... 50 343693 . .... 5457 .......-46207 Balthrop, Mark 33, 34 74 75, 104 105, 186 . ....... 50 . ...5,3443 . ....... 50 ....41,42 50 54 54 74 75 Z5Q 80 ..... ..54 54 ...34 50 ...50 ...54 ...441 54 ...54 ...50 ..... ..50 . .... 4680 ...50 .....50 .......34 54 5Z 80 . ....... 50 .......50 . .... 5Q74 ...41 54 ...50 Byrd, Laura .... 50 lil Cagle, john ..... Callins, Bridgette Canida, james . . Canida, Tanya . . Cannady, April . . Cantrell, Stacy . . Carter, Kim . . Carter, Lori . . . . . . CartheL Trent . . . Cathey, Steven . . . .. .... 50 ....5Q105 ...4475 ...5o,so ,.......50 .....5Qso 13,164680 54 Caron, Russel . . .... 54 Chaney Roy . . . . . . 46 Cheek, Angela . .... 50 Chesser, Brian . . . ..... . . 50 Chon, Kim ............... 34 Chrrstenberry, Stacy . 50, 104 105 Clark, Tamra .... Claxton, Kim .......4680 Clinton, Darren . 34 43, 196 104 Clinton, Tara . . . Cobb, Mike ..... Cockrrll, Carl . . . Colbert, Gregory Cole, Brian ..... Collins, Laura . Cook, Becky . . Cook, Ron .... Cooper, Tony . . . Coulson, Brian . . . Countryman, Cheryl Countryman, Mke Countryman, Thresa ........54 ....50 ....34 ....54 ...34 74 54 75 ....54 ....54 ....50 Counts, Clint . Corg john .... Craig, Teresa .. Crawford Marsha Cross, Cross, Cross, Cross, Cross, Brent . . . Davey . . Don .... Marci . . Mchelle Daniel, Christy . Daniel, joe . . . Decker, David Delozier, Terri Dennis, Charissa Diedine, Melisa Dimmitt, Matt . Duron, Donna Donaghey, Chris Dunn, Annete . Dunn, Renee . ....34 ....34 ....34 ......54,80 .....50, 103 13,35,8Q207 ......3fL 74 ....50 ....50 ....54 ....54 ....35 ....54 .......50 ...4674, 75 ....50,80 35 Easley, Sheila . . Eaves, jody . . . Elephant, Dumbo . . . ....51 ...6 Ellis, jeremy . . Engle, Brian . . Ennis, Amber . . . Enyert, Sada .... Enyert, Stephanie Erwin, Denise . . Estes, Candace . 46 Estes, Doug . . Estes, Sam . . Faster, Valerie . . Feley, Stacy . . . Fennell, jack . . . Fowler, Aliceson Fowler, Chris . . Fowler, jeff . . Frantz, Dax . . Fraser, Cynde . . . Frazier, Rodney . Frazier, Stephen Frederick, Shannon Friar, Dewayne . Frye, Keri ..... Frye, Kim ..... Fulton, Lloyd . . Futischa, Diana . Futisha, jessica . . ..51,8Q91 .....51,91 ........51 1Q51,74L 75 1Q51,74, 75 ......234 102,103,104 105,207 ........54 ....54103 51 51 ...51 .. ...51 ......54 54 12,35,86 2..li35,43 ...50,51 ...54 ....54 ...4680 54 ...54 Gaines, Wilberta Galbreath, Dani ............ 51 Gannon, Scotty . . 9, 51, 80, 104, 205 Garrett, Travis Gentry, jon .... Gentry, Tammy Glatzer, Tammy 35, 43 Godhey, Chris . . . .........51,80 35,33,105 .......35 ....5-4,57 Golden, Lisa ......... Z 33, 35 Gollihare, Particia Gomez, Anita . . . Gould Tim .... Gregory, Rhonda Grove, Mchelle . . . 51 51, 75, 80, 104 . . . . 36 72, 80 .. ...36 Hale, Bryan . . . Haley, Anna . . Haley, jack . . Hall, Marty .... Hall, Suzi ...... Hamilton, Miranda Hampton, Bryan Hampton, Ronnie Handley, jennifer Haney, Gerald . Haney, Gerald . ...3,36 .....41,80 5, 36 178 . . ..... 36 ...2,36 .. ...54 ...54 54 54 Haney, Stephen Hardin, Gregg Harjo, Kelle . . . Harjo, joshua Harris, Gary . . . Harris, Oj . . . Harris, Wayne . Harrison, Tim .. Hatton, Damon Hayes, jackie . Hayes, Brian . . Hayes, john . . . Hayes, Larissa Hayes, Robert .fn 51 .....3,4'6 ...51,105 .....51 ...4792 .....54 ...36104 .....36 .. ...7475 18,36 ....54 ....54 ....54 ....47 Ha yter, julie ..... .... 3 6 Hendershott, Eddie Henderson, Melissa Henley Mitch . . .... 36 . .... 51 10 Henley, Peggy ......... IQ 104 Henley, Traci . 4 7 311 37 42, 43, 104 108, 110 Herbst, Tammy 51, 52, 8Q 104 H11L Denny .............. 54 Hill, Terry . Hisawg Billy . . . Hoggatt, john Holman, Kaylon Holman, Keri Hood Rickey Hoogeig Randy Hoopeig Rachel Hope, Matt .... Horton, Cynthia Horton, Nora Horton, Roy . . House, Russell Houston, Kim Houston, Tina Howard, Donna Howry, Tina .... Hubbard, Melissa 51 50, sq 104 168 ........41,86 364774 .. ..... 51 ....51 54 55 ....41 .....55 .......51 3613,80 .......36 Huckeby, Tony ....... 6 47 80 Hudson, Amy . Hudson, Mike .....51 ....41 Humphers, Humphrey, Humphrey, Humphrey, Huneycutt, Ireland Chris . . . Geofhey Chris .......... 10 Randy . ...... 10 Stacy .......... 51 Kim ...... 54 55, 75 ...56 . 2 47 74 75 jowleg Steven jackson, Deana . . . . . . . 47 jackson, Mary . . . . . 47 80 james, Dovetta ............ 47 jarrett, Lee ................ 51 jennings,-Emmy 37 111, 191, 102, 103, 104 johnson, Charla . . ...... 47 johnson, Chris . . . 55, 75 johnson, Clay . .... 47 108 johnson, Karen . . . . . . . 51 johnson, Robby . . . . . . 37 johnson, Tim . ...... 86 jones, jeff . . . . . . 47 80 jones, Mike . .... 74 jones, Shane . . . . 51 jones, Tim . . . . . . 55 jones, Troy ....... .... 4 7 jordan, Nathaniel . . . . . . 51 . .... 54 74 75 51 Keeling, Keith . . . Keeling, Kim ..... Keith, Georgianna ...... 37 182 . . . . . 47 Kelley, Dana ............. 47 Kelley, Shannon Kellogg, Gene . . . 47 80, 168, 207 47 75 Kennedy, josh ............. 55 Kirkpatrick, Lori ........... 51 Kiseig Kristi ............... 51 Knight, jan . .. 7 47 74 75, 105 Knopp, Naomi ........ 47 105 Koopman, Sebrina .......... 55 Krause, Erika .... . . . 55 Lamb, Brian ..... .... 4 7 92 Lambert, Devon . . . . . . 47 37 Laughlin, Shannon .......... 51 Lawson, johnny . . . .... 11, 51 Lawson, Tommy Layne, Ann ..... . . . 47 74 75 Larsh, Lori ........ . . . . . .... 11, 51 Lee, Dwain . . . ..... . . 47 Lee, Eric , . . 37 Lee, Laura . . . . . 55 Lee, Robby . 2 18 ,SZ 42, 80 81, 8Z 205, 207 52 41 Leighton, Roy . ..... . Lewis, Kevin . . . . . . Lewis, Tyuana . . . . . . . Lillard jon . . . . . . 47 Lillard, Kieth ..... ...... 3 7 Linebargeg john . . . . . 55, 75 Lion, Lee ...... ..... 6 Lion, Leo ......... ..... 6 Lockwood Melissa ...... 3Z 86 Logan, Corey ..... . . . 55 Logan, Kelly . . . . . 47 Lohrer, Kim . . . . . 37 Loman, Angie . . .... 52 Looper, Staci . . . . . 55, 80 Lott, Chris .... . . . 37 Lovett, Brian . . . . . 52 Lovett, Eric . . . . . 55 Lowe, Edward . . . . 55 Lucky, Anthony . . . . . . . 47 Lynch, Partick . . . . 4Z 92 Maloy, Doug . . . . . . . 37 Mann, Andrew . . . . . . . 38 Mann, Con .... .... 4 7 Manual, Sandy . . .... 52 Maria, Candida . . . . . . 187 Marquand, jeff . . . . . . . 38 Masoner, jason . . . . . . . 55 Massey, Pam . . .... 47 Mauical, jared . . . . . . 55 McConnell, Stacie . . . . . . 38 McMaster, Randy . . . . . . 47 McNutt, Chris . . . . . . 41 Metcalf Lisa . . Metcalf Lori . . Miller, Misty . . Miller, Shannon . Millican, Elizabeth lwtchell, Greg . . Mtchell, Sherri . Ivhtchelle, james Monroe, Christy Montin, Tonya . . Moose, Gina . . Morgan, lwchell Morgan, Brad . . Morris, Danny . . Morris, Tami . . Mullins, Shaun . . Murphy, Shellie Musgrove, Tuesdie Myers, jennifer . Myers, Lisa .... Myers, Wendell McClure, Andy . McDougal, Meloni McGuire, Kristie McMaster, Danny ...... .u ..- . --. .. . ... .a ..- Q.. . nu -ue ... . 55 55 55 47 52 .....38,42,80 . . 9, 52, 80, 104 .....55 .....47 . 43 108 38 55 52 38 55 102 55 52 55 47 55 55 . . 55, so 52 55 18,38, ..... --.. .. .nn -. ..- Neely, Christa . . Neely, jason . . . Neely, Michelle Nelson, Marcus . . Nessel, Kenny . Nolan, Tammy Nolan, Tracy .. Nolen, john .... 55 55 13, 31 38, 43, 80, 8Z 108, 111, 207 55 .. ...55 ...47 47 Norman, Louann . .... 42 75 Norton, Deena ......... 41 104 NUIL Gina ............ 38, 102 Nysveen, Partick . 12, 52, 72, 80, 105 Nysveen, Nicky ........... 55 Ogg, Danny ...... . . . 38 Orphab, Ray . . ....... 52 Osborn, Mike . . . .... 42 95 Owens, joey .... ..... 5 5 Owens, Shawnda . . .... 47 Ownes, Odet . . . . . . 52 4Z80,104 Page, Melanie . Park, Deryck . . Parks, Rachel . . Parsons, David Pendleton, Frandie ............ Pendergraft, Stacy . 5, 46 41 80, 104 ....8,55,5Z80 .. ........ 55 55 105 Pennington, Kelly . . . . . . . 55 Perry, Kim ........ .... 5 6 Perry, Shawn . . . . . . . 38 Pett1grew,jacky .... .... 3 8 Pflaum, Pat ..... . . . 80 Phares, Tawana . . . . . 47 Phillips, jana Pinley, Donald . . . . . . . . . . .... 11, 47 Pogue, Charlie . . Pinley, Ronald Pogue, jimmy Potteg Billy . . . Powell, Teresa Priest, Paul . . . Pruitt, Kyle ...... Pulispher, Eddie ..... . . Quaid james . . Rackley, Kelly . . Ragsdale, Rhonda Ramsey, Kimberly Ramsey Raymond Reed Cindy .... Rhiferg Angela . Rice, Bill ..... Richardson, Teresa Riddle, Sarinda . Riggs, Latisha . . Ring, james . . Ring, Thomas .. Rrppee, Denny . . .... .......47 11, 47 52 ....38 ....52 .....38 ....48,80 ...48 . .... 38 ....56 ....56 .. .... 39 ....52 . .... 47 .. ..... 56 52, 104 . .... 39 ....56 . .... 52 . .... 56 Rising, Brandy . Roan, john . . . Robbins, Greg . . 12, 32 42, 82 207 Rodela, johnny Rodgers, Thomas Rogers, Tony .. Roland Shannon Russel, Shannon Sampson, Wayne Sanders, Sherri . Sanders, Toby Saunders, Casey Sawyers, Stanley Sawyers, Steven 56 . . .... 52, 80 . . ..... 52 .......39,93 ...432110,104 .....32 74 75 11,48 11,48 Sayre, Dana . 35, 32 42, 104 206 207 Schultingkemper, Kim . 6 12, 16 32 Schultz, David Scott, Kim . . . Scott, Mike . . Sellers, jeremy Shank, Steve . . Shannon, Dana Sharp, Vala . . . Sham Gsry . . . Shaw, james . . 42, 8Q 104 173 ...2,39 ....52 ....5Q 75 ...3693,94 .......39 Shelton, jeff ..... ....... 5 6 Shelton, Rocky Shields, Michelle Sims, Angi .... Sloan, Sharmin Smith, Colin . . . Smith, Larry . . Smith, Lola . . . .... 12 93 . ..... 39 52 .... 52, 74 75 32 43, 104 111 56 Sniderg Denny . . Sordahl, Day . . Sowrnski Candace ....48,93 .. ..... 39 Spam, Lisa .......... 41, 74 75 Spann, Ricky . . . Specht, Tammie .... Stacy, james . . . Stacy jennifer . . Stacy, Melanie . . Stettler, Melanie . Stevens, Sean . . . sffrrwerr, form . . . 52 ....-3,39 ....5Z80 52 52104105 56 75 52 Stinson, Shellie .... . . . 56 Stokesberry, Randy Stone, Danny ...... Stone, Rhonda . . . Straub, Ian ...... .. ..... 56 .......56 ...32 71,86 Straub, Shannon ..... 12, 48 105 Ststtler, Chirs .... .......3994 Svihus, Dag . . 371 4'Q 43, 8Q 86 188 Swarowski Marc Switzeg Missy . . Tamashiro, Terry Tarron, Amy . . . Tate, Deanna .... 75 Taylor, Chris .............. 56 Taylor, Christine Taylor, Kim ..... Taylor, Patrick . . . Taylon Robbie . . 4648104207 35,4Q42,18Z 104206207 .....55,56K 1ti48,8Q205 ...52 ...52 ...40 56 Tedrick, Lonnie ............ 56 Tedrick, Martina ..... 42 80, 81 Tharp, Chris . 40, 43, 86 93, 102, 103 56 Thele, Donald . . Thele, Paul ..... Thompson, Craig . Thompson, joey . Thompson, Kenneth Thompson, Tammy Thompson, Tim .. Thurman, jason . Timmons, jennifer Tipton, jayme . . . TodcL Dean . . . Todcl Doug . . Underwood Christi Underwood Marijo Voyles, jeanna . . . ....56 ...56 ...52 ....48,207 52 .....56 ...856 52,75,80 56 52,74,75 ....56 ...56 Wages, Keri . . .... . 48 Walker, Kiln .... . . . 52, 105 Wasson, La Verne . . . .... 11, 52 Wasson, La Vonne ....... 11, 52 Weddle, Tina ...... ..... 5 6 Welch, Brian . . . . . . . . 52 Welch, john .... .... 46 80 West, Deanna . . . .... 48, 74 West, Debbie . . .... IQ 48 West, Donnie . . . .... IQ 48 West, jaired . . . . . . . . 56 West, jennifer . . . .... 56 75 West, Tonya .............. 56 West, Tracy ............... 48 Wheeleig Karen . . 16 46 43, 82 192, 106 207 Whelchel, Amy ............ 48 Whisenhunt, Donita . ..... 53 White, Angie ...... .... 1 2, 48 White, Shannon ............ 80 Whitworth, Dean ........... 94 Wight, Karen . . . 53, 80, 105, 205 Wight, Rachel ...... 48, 80, 104 Willams, Clifford ........... 40 Williams, Amy . . . ..... . . 56 Williams, David .... . . . 40 Williams, Travis ............ 56 Williamson, Carly .......... 56 Willis, Elizabeth . 6 2 18, 46 48, 108, 104 Willoughly, Andrea . . . . 53 Whlson, Donna ............ 48 Wilson, Ginger ......... 10, 48 Wilson, Keith .... 40, 91, 92, 94 Wilson, Leland ....... 6 10, 48 Wilson, Pam Wilson, Shaun Wilson, Travis Woffarcl Lesli Wofford Dava 53 Worcester, Stephanie Wright, Brent ...48 ...53 ...48 56 .. 56 56 Young, Christie . . 13, 35, 40, 42, 43, 191, 106 207 Young, Mike . . . ........ . . 53 Young, Nicole . . . . . . 56 75 Sch olastics '8 7 For The Record Hy Contest: East Central University: Duncan, lirstg Byng, second Seminole junior College: Byng, firstg Shawnee, second Murray State College Ada first Byng second Southeastern State University: Ada, first: Byng, second Central State University: Bish. McGuinness, first Byng second Oklahoma State University: Byng. first: US. Grant, second University ol' Science and Arts: Duncan, lirstg Byng, second. By Department: English: 33 medals By Class: Socihl Studies: 22 medals Business: 17 medals Science: 15 medals Mathematics: 10 medals Music: 6 medals Computer Science: 5 medals Arr: 5 medals Photoflournalism: 4 medals Home Economics: 3 medals Foreign Languages: 3 medals lndustnhl Arts: 3 medals Seniors: 20 students won 51 medals juniors: 10 students won 40 medals Sophomores: I0 students won ll medals Freshmen: 8 students won 19 medals 'QQ 5 Aczznamy Awards X3 A3 'QQ 1 -X ww I i 3 Robby Lee-Best Supporting Acrorg Deanna Tate-Best Supporting Actressg Karen Wgh For The Record INDIVIDUAL SCHOLASTIC WINNERS Name A, Bracken C Beck R. Hooser W Harris K. Briggs D. Atwood M Balrhrop B. Chesser S. Sanders M Morgan 'II Tamashino N Knapp S. Straub j Wesr C Anoatubby G. Robbins A. Whire B. Hampton D. Mann R Nysveen j Voyles K. Chon D. Abborr M Crawford Class junior junior Senior Senior Sophomore Senior Senior Sophomore Freshman Freshman Senior junior junior junior Freshman Senior junior Senior junior Sophomore Freshman Senior Sophomore Senior Total Pts. 64 D. Parks 63 R Pflaum 56 C Saunders 52 M Tedrick 37 R 7711.-le 26 71 Gould 26 S. Pendegrat? 24 D. Sayre 21 M Cross 19 11 Glarzer 19 E. Krause 14 C Neeley 14 S. Riddle 14 C Smith 13 D. Svzhus 13 TT Thompson 13 K. KW hr 11 M Ajay 11 D. Alexander 11 C. Boyd 11 K, Huneycurr 10 K. Lallard 8 D. Morris s R. Wggm Fibal-205 -Fun r-Besr Acrressg Scotty Gannon Best Acror Freshman Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior junior Senior Sophomore Senior Freshman Freshman Senior Sophomore Senior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore junior Sophomore Freshman Senior Senior junior Colophon Volume 31 ofthe Byng High School Pirate, 1987 edition was printed by josten s Publishing Company of Topeka, Kansas. 550 copies were printed following the May 25 deadline. The 208 page book is printed on 80-lf enamal bond. Garamond Italic type was used. Special thanks go to Mchael Pope and the Ada Evening News for sports photography, Harry Myers, Marquise Stu- dios, Keith Robbins, and Wellington for photos used throughout the book, and to Richard Willis, Lucretia Wes- berry, and Pat Cox for photography and moral support. We also wish to thank the faculty and staff of Byng, Francis, and Homer Schools for their cooperation. Pita te Terry Tama shiro C 0 - Editor Dana Sayre Co-Editor Staff Gene Kellogg Candace Estes Sheila Adams Robby Lee S taff Christie Young Tammy Thompson Elizabeth Ballard Karen Wheeler Missy Switzer Marcus Nelson Photographers Greg Robbins Eric Atwood Don Cross N Q t r , x e . s -. TW 9 Dana Sayre Co-Editor W ,iF ' sf- . rw' A - , ' J :fig wi l.. -- H eff' 4 ' , -. A.,,,.M, I . 0-A ly! Terry Tamashiro Co-Editor il 1 Closing Comments Preparing to mail the final copy of this years yearbook forces me to reflect on the past nine months. They have been busy, filled with emotions Hom hysteria to elation, and they have brought about a personal triumph for all those involved. I owe a great debt to each of m y staff mem bers. They ha ve persevered when others would have quit. I appreciate their long hours of work and attention to detail. Words of appreciation seem a small token for my co-editors, Dana Sayre and Terry Tamashiro. Their devotion, determination and vision of what could be have served as a source of inspiration for all of us. Someone once told me, 'nothing the heart gives away is lost. It lives in the hearts of others. The 1987 Pirate staff ga ve much, and my heart is full from their gift of dedication. Mary Willis Yearbook adviser JSIWJKYIH EWJWQW EDF frgyw As, w ?f MV K WWW 'W . 'Pu A ' ' ,W vgyd- Www Sgliizf M Zz 5339 A fi , Q25 Qfffg abyfigg' X Mis' my Q wmv n . ly bgiiiiwfskf if yy 395959 iii. 2s'5?Q'? We my ,Q www .H U, 5 53 Qeggd Q nf A 5 'ff ' ' - X 4 'ficfbfffibg ol ear of1986-82 The ' J
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