Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

CACHE THIGH SCHOOL '80 '81 Cache, Oklahoma FAVORITES...............77 SPORTS.................103 ADVERTISING 121 ORGANIZATIONS..........91 ELEMENTARY...........51 Memories ii; : ia' 5 Class Officers President: Chris James Vice-President: Nikki Epperson Secretary: Susan Platt ' Treasurer: Logan Johnson Reporter: Stacey Castlebury Student Council Rep.: Kevin Nemetz Class Sponsor Soni Thompson Class Parents Mr. Mrs. Donald Anderson Mr. Mrs. Sam Johnson Mr. Mrs. Wayne Epperson And say the things you used to say And do the things you used to do But, when that’s all over you’ll not be through, Cause you’ve got awhile to go And the rest of your life to make you, into you. r i 8 s In Q5 13 r 1 co c 3 S £ c 3 Class Motto We started out as a bubbling brook, We grew into roaring rapids, Now as we take our last plunge, We find that the waterfall is not the end. Renee Seay Scott Gallops Frances Ashmore Marshall Morton Bill Opperman Allen Ward Debbie Clark Wesley Blanton CLASS COLORS RED WHITE CLASS FLOWER RED ROSE STUDENT LIFE ------------------ Those were the days The days that we shall never forget Our unfilled days at Cache High __________________ i Bertie Bryant Editor Mrs. Chesnut Yearbook Advisor 'FS—r i— I —r 1—1— r v N J J r- r I a J 1 1 1 ]• I J A J Am A d a I — A A A.A —A di DEDICATION Rubena Reeves Most of Mrs. Reeves’s life has been filled with happiness. Ever since she was born on November 16, not too many years ago, in Fletcher, Okla. It was her red hair and freckles that made Mrs. Reeves popular in high school. She attended Fletcher for twelve years where she graduated as Salutatorian of her Senior class. People are a major part of Mrs. Reeves’s life. The most important, however, are her family. Along with her family, her students, co-workers, employers, and supervisors are important to her. These people have done a lot to help her through her career. Mrs. Reeves is a shy hut friendly person; a modest hut brave person too. She loves privacy hut also enjoys companionship. Mrs. Reeves says she owes all her happy years of teaching to all her “wonderful” students. “My school, community, state, and nation have my strongest support and loyalty. I am sentimental about our flag and national anthem, and almost everything else.” — Mrs. Reeves — To show our greatest appreciation to Mrs. Reeves for devoting her best years to Cache High, we take great pride and pleasure in dedicating this 1981 yearbook to her. the Beautiful Our year was filled with patriotism as our prayers were answered and our people returned home. Freedon Day January 20 1981 America FREEDOM DAY Our year was filled with a sense of peace and privacy. Just being alone and thinking relaxing thoughts. Our year was filled with the feeling of Accomplishment. Accomplishing things that never seemed possible |FJj J|'Jjj J J3 ADMINISTRATION Those who devoted their talents and knowledge Those who have made it easier for us to face the world _______ Photographer Billy Edmonson 1 3r n— f V—i I rid 1 1 1 i L )• I i m M I 1 Jd d w d— 7 M M -ji d 25 LEADERS WHO UP-HOLD THE TRADITION OF “BULLDOG PRIDE” Superintendent Don Colwel BOARD OF EDUCATION Harvey Byrd President Robert Martin Vice-President Wayne Epperson Clerk Jack Dodd George Hollander Members 26 Mr. Ulrich We appreciate his guidance in preparing Jr. High students for High School. His rules were strict, but they provided character and discipline. Mr. Dunsworth It was Mr. Duns- worth’s pride that enlightened spirits dur- ing the year. His friendliness shined through his authority. PRINCIPALS Bill Dunsworth (High School) Reford Ulrich (Jr. High) Roger Arter (Grade School) Mr. Arter Mr. Arter is a kind man whom all the students looked up to. We respect his taking in- terest in our education. 27 F A C U L T Y Cheryl Baily School Counselor Maryln Platt English Steve Fouse English Deborah Mahaffey English Mr. Delk Darrell Smith Band Alvis Richey Industrial Arts David Dorrell Rubena Reeves Agriculture Home Economics [•MR Ron Baughman Lena Wise Social Studies Science Girl’s Basketball Eugene Smith Science Bill Hunt Social Studies Football Mike Asenap Social Studies 7 th Basketball Ronald Fowler Social Studies Spanish Gene Fikes Elementary P.E. Football Assistant Steve Zurline Social Studies Boy’s Basketball Eddie Ahdosy Social Studies English F A C U L T Y Terri Gilliam Social Studies Janice Hunt 4th Grade Gwen Tartsah 3rd Grade Goldie Smith Math Robin Kelly 4th Grade Joyce Denton 3rd Grade Linda Baughman Reading Maraget Fikes Science Louise Rhodes English 4 Jimmy Mahaffey Health 30 Jean Tucker 2nd Grade Janet Colbert 2nd Grade Mrs. Farmer 2nd Grade Janet Woommavovah 1st Grade Jo Shelly Friedemann Speech Therapist La Rue Parker Kindergarten Aide JoAnn Murray Kindergarten Jeanette Krone Teaching Aide 31 F A C U L T Y Georgia Zurline Jr. High Tutor Joyce Hiebert Tutor Shirley Mercer 1st Grade I Florence Hansen Special Ed. Jana Sayre Math Tutor Jean Johnson Special Ed. Linda Wilcox Remedial Reading Kimberly Ahdosy 2nd Grade 32 Ramona Wilson High School Secretary Noma Red Elk Jr. High School Secretary Joyce Arter Grade School Secretary Ervin Red Elk Title 4 Counselor Tammy Wilson Special Ed. Library Aide 33 COOKS: Jean Lewis, Hazel Sanders, Juanita Tahah, Faye Davenport, Marie Hawthorne, Betty Jackson. CROSSWALK ATTENDANT: Mr. Hammack CUSTODIANS: Mr. Terry, Mr. Watts, Mr. Hawthorne, and Mr. Gordon 34 BUS DRIVERS: Mr. Denton, Mrs. Runnels, Mr. Hawthorne, Mrs. Beeson, Mr. Smith, Mrs. Bryce, Mr. Mahaffey, Mrs. Crabtree, and Mrs. Morgan UNDERCLASSMEN ------------ U nderclassmen ’s dreams are near as the year comes to a close _____________ We Are Good, We Are True Senior Class of ’82 Class Sponsor, Deborah Mahaffey Class Officers: Cindy Haxton — Treasurer; Candy Slatten — Secretary; David Ratcliff — Reporter; Louie Pohawpatchoko — Vice-President; Janet Howell President; Jerry Dodd — Student Council Representative. Donna Atauvich Ronnie Barger Jack Barmettler Angel Barnes Kerry Beeson Lisa Bishop Chris Bryce Janiece Carpenter Kathy Carroll Debbie ('arrow Jimmie Case Jane Codopony Shelly Cox Terry Crow Victor Cutnose Vicky Darby Jerry Dodd Melissa Gallops Burt Hamula Cindy Haxton Edward Helper Janet Howell Matt Huddleston Randall Johnson Dennis Jan Kissick Lena Mahaffey Keeble Tammy Maxwell Sherry McCollum D1 Ann Miller Ty Nichols Patricia Overstreet Louie Pohawpatchoko Rene Torres Von Trim Deana Vaughn Marcy Warner Buddy Werqueyah Brian Whitehead Jose Wilson 38 SOPHOMORES ENJOYING MOVE TO HIGH SCHOOL Richard Abney Richard Akin Dana Ange David Bryant Bruner Cable Mike Cargill John Carroll Class Officers: President, Brian DeMarcus; Vice-Pres., Jeff Dodd; Sec. Treasurer, Susan Watson; Reporter, Tamra Colwell; Parliamentarian, Penny Howell; Class Sponsor, Mr. Fouse. Van Apauty Kathy Barger Kevin Beal Sarah Berry Vonda Bland Keith Boos MikeCarrow Nancy Cassell Ronnie Casllebury Darren Cochrane Tamra Colwell Shelly Cook Arthur Cowley 39 April Crow Brian DeMarcus Jeff Dodd Michael Figueroa Teresa Flanagan Wade Harrell Lenson Hearn Anette Hernandez Phillip Higgins Melissa Horse Penny Howell Tammy Hutchens Jeff lies Shelli Keith Chris Kern Anita Lewis Dana Lowe 40 Vickie Masters Steve Morrow Eugene Mowatt David Pittman Bobby Platt Dana Ratcliff Mark Fikes Matt Sailors Dennis Saupitty Donna Snider DyanaTahah Ricky Thorn Kimberly Rita Travis Tooahnippah Ricky Ward Susan Watson Carla Werqueyah Troy Westmoreland Lisa Whitehead Maria Wimple Melanie Woommavovah 41 FRESHMEN ANTICIPATE MOVE TO HIGH SCHOOL CLASS SPONSOR: Pat Gray Peggy Anderson Debbie Arterberry Gene Asenap Todd Ash David Atauvich Gcno Atauvich Sandra Bennett Jimmy Bishop Susan Bradley Chaelly Bryce Lyle Cable Russell Carrow Don Davis Tammy Dempsey Quinton Denny Audrey Dorrell Sandra Hise Jackie Howell Shelly Hutchens Tim James Sonja Johnson Richard Knight Kathy Krone Steve Livingston Carol Lockhart William Mahaffey Ricky Maxwell Diana McCollum Dean Mills Crystal Nauni April Nichols Cindy Nichols Rejtofrter Michael Richey Lori Scott Kelly Seuhs David Slatten Bonnie Smith Flora Tahchaw-wickah Derwin Tanner Donnie Tartaah Gale Tate Debra Peacock Melvern Steve Pinchback Pohawpatchoko Daniel Ratcliff Debra Wolff Brady Woommavovah Kim Taylor Alvin Winham Kim Vaughn Larry Young Tim Zimmer 77: EIGHTH GRADERS SHOW MUCH PARTICIPATION George Addison Scolt Ahdosy Shae Alexander Keith Anderson Dianna Apauty Karen Apauty Donnell Atauvich Kenneth Atauvich Netta Atauvich Debra Bagley Kimberly Barton Eric Barmettler Todd Baughman Duane Bennett Cindy Bishop Joni Burch Joey Cable Pam Clark Tonia Colwell Meal Cox Class Officers President Dianna Apauty V.-President Lisa Howell Secretary Michelle Phegley Treasurer Brock Karges Reporter Janie Dodd Student Council Rep. Scott Ahdosy Monique Enriquez Sponsor Eddie Ahdosy Janie Dodd Tina Easter Greg Ellis Monique Enriquez Dawn Epperson Becky French Darrell Huddleston Shannon Hunt Michelle Graham John Hamula George Hollander Lisa Howell Karen Kemp Teddy Lawson 46 Brock Karges Shawn Lewis Melodie Locke Mikki Malinowski Andy Morrow Reana Myers Becky Nunley Pam Overstreet Terry Pauley Michelle Phegley Lisa Pinchbeck Cynthia Rhodes Kenneth Roach Brenda Smith Shannon Stephen Jerry Stevens Stephenie Still Jamie Tahpay Rodnay Tartsah Lori Thomason KarltonTrim John Watts Tommy Wcasw Margarita Wimple Lamar Womack Kathy Wermy 47 SEVENTH GRADERS ENJOY JR. HIGH LIFE Bob Abney Gay Bard Bruce Beeson Stacy Berry Pete Bishop Joan Bishop James Boydsun Stacy Brown Terry Don Cable Tina Carroll Joseph Carroll Gail Castlebury Kimberly Clark LeRoy Cowley Kirk Cox 48 Tim Crosson Jim Curtsinger Richelle Darby Jo Lynn Dodd Shelly Ferguson Jim Friedemann Judy Grose Barbara Guthrie Sabrina Holiday Rhonda Jenkins Kista Jacobi Alan Krone Sandra Lee Stacy Livingston Shelly Matheny Carlyn McClung Tracy McCollum Ann Morrison Linda Murray Class Officers Linda Murray .............................President Tammy Smith.............................V-President Stacy Brown ..............................Secretary Tracy McCollum............................Treasurer Kelly Seymour..............................Reporter Bob Abney and Stacey Livingston .............Student Council Rep. Mr. Asenap .................................Sponsor Van Parker Billy Rackley Susan Roach Shannon Roach Kelly Seymour Roger Shields Linda Silva Cassie Smith T.M. Smith Tammy Smith Charles Thomas Glenn Travis Kevin Turner Jim Tyler Tina Watts j- J i JH Ji i i m I JV ELEMENTARY -------------- Elementary Is... The Beginning of a Lifetime _____ Elementary Elementary Co-Editor: Co-Editor: Mary Givan Joniece Carpenter —: i —i T—7|j—r —n— r a k I I Ji 1 J J i L 1. I 71 m — M Pj J 4 « diL II j i 1 m The Place Where It All Begins 53 Mrs. Rhodes's Sixth Grade Looks Forward to Junior High Donna Apauty Michael Callen Kim Dempsey Geno Farrell Tommy Frazier Tommy Holder Jimmie Howell Scott Huddleston Ruth Hutchens Jeffery Johnson Kathy Jones Lloyd Kopaddy Shirlene Lockhart Tommy Noel Mike Pangus Phyllis Pohawpatchoko Daniel Rickets Carolyn Roach Royce Roach Amy Sperr Tracy Stephens Kendra Tartsah Joey Turner Charles Yackeyonney Responsibility Is Important in Mrs. Fikes's Sixth Grade Danny Chacon Mike Clark Jason Cutnose Gayle Denny Eric French Laura Griffith Ann-Mary Howell Ursela Kendle Cheryl Knight Adaline Kopaddy Ann-Jeanette Lee Melissa Majors Ben Masters Mike Oakman Lance Owens Doralyn Poco Judith Riley Karyl Robbins Clyde Sergeant Jimmie Slatten Tony Stephens Dale Watts Dana Whitehead Tommy Wilcox Mrs. Baughman's Fifth Graders Show School Spirit Angela Atauvich Traci Baughman Kathy Benson Fred Edwards Hillarie Gray Lance Ikner Katie Johnson Harold Parker Curtis Pittman Kelda Roskam Steven Seymour Shane Smith Suzanne Smith Christy Speicher Tracy Stephen Preston Thomas Heather Tyler Mary Wilson Mr. Mahaffey’s Fifth Grade Works Diligently C. 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Bass Michelle Bicandi Dale Boice Sabrina Brooking Karen Bruce Mica Campbell Richard Carter Heath Cox Mark Doan Kristi Gibson Robin Gordon I ee-Ann Greer Nichole Harrell Stacey Hunt Stacy Kelly Ernestine Kopaddy Patrick McClung Shawn Neugebauer Steve Red Elk Colin Warner 57 Mrs. Gilliam's Fifth Graders Strive To Learn Ronny Red Elk Dean Watts Terrell Wermy Chris Wilson Morningstar Aragon Susan Barmettler Misty Bennett William Boydstun Bobby Case Michael Chacon Cindy Easter Christopher Hearn Janet Hepler Jodie Howell Karena Jacobi Kerwin Pohawpatchoko Deborah Tahah Richard Tiddark Scott Travis Mrs. Hunt's Fourth Grade Looks Forward to Each Day of School Melissa Bardsher Kristy Barton Tiffany Brown Shannon Warner Kelly Wilcox Scott Wilson Cory Fikes Kari Friedemann Ronald Gaskins Scott Givan Robert Gordon Faron Griffin Diedre Henderson Amber Hough Veronica Johnson Chad Robinson Jimmy Schneider Shane Scott Sheila Shea Ronnie Stevens Charles Tanner Jeremy Tucker Mrs. Smith's Fourth Grade Enjoys Changing Classes Harvey Bigman Jeremy Blaylock Cyammy Bryce Katreece Cochrane Angie Griffith Mark Jackson Anthony Kemp Michelle Kopaddy Shawn Miller Shelly Miller Evans Mowatt Stacey Nichols Jeffery Quetone Kim Denio Mary Robbins Debra Tiddark Amyleigh Todd Kenny Warner Jennifer Weahquo 60 Mrs. Tartsahs Third Grade Reaches Higher Levels Mike Banks James Barmettler Lorna Cable Jason Cochrane Becky Coffey Ronnie Crabtree Anthony Denio Heath Emmons Tony Griffith Kim Gordon Brian Hough Karen Lee Sarah Lowery Scott Neugebauer Jason Red Elk Paula Runnels Glen Still Jerry Tipton Mrs. Tucker’s Second Graders Are Learning New Ideas Buffy Ahhaitty Duffy Ahhaitty Theresa Barr Priscilla Smith Sonya Tahchaw-wickah Lawrence Wilson Shawn Komahcheet Peter Hoo l Karri Ikner Paul Miller Kenneth Morrow Machellc Beck Mikel Brooking Anne Killebrew Kim Kopaddy Chris Kuntz Tracy McClung Mrs. Ahdosy's Second Graders Are on Their Way Delvin Bennett Anne Bower Charles Bower Joel Bowels Tera Bowsher Richard Cowley Paula Cox Erin Cutnose Johnny Dodd Courtney Gray Patrick Lowery Doug Neugebauer Brian Schlumbohm Cherly Seymore Kristen Smith Vanessa Tahpay Mary Westmoreland 65 Miss Colbert's Second Graders Greet Every Day With a Smile Anna Bryant Ronnie Carter Jeffery Edmondson Jana French Benjie Guest Mike Grooms Jina Jackson Eva Mae Kopaddy Lance Myatt Timmy Pangus Johnny Poco Jennifer Russell Tina Slatten Yolanda Tahdooahnippah Steven Zurline 66 Miss Woommavovah s First Grade Finds Fun in Learnin Kim Alexander Vandal Apauty Micah Bailey Donna Bard Melissa Burk Kane Darby James Dorrell Jon French Mark Gonzalez James Myers Jason Neugebauer Wilfred Nicdo Edward Peacock Cecil Pecc Christopher Roskam Holly Snider Kevin Streeter Gary Tate Andrea Tucker Regina Watts Antonia Wilson Tiffany Wilson Jennifer Wooten 67 Kimberly Bartlett Chaisty Buckaloo Keith Chandler Lance Denio Donald Hill Amie Lambert Scotty Lawson Kurt Lowery Suaan Martin Wayne Medina Leon Noel David Poco Greg Steen Scott Streeter m m m Paulette Tahah Jimmy Tahpay Clovia Tahmahkera Tasina Clay Ricci Warner Gail Wermy Bonnie Willmon Jason Womack Mrs. Mercer's First Grade Enjoys A Full Day of Learning 68 MRS. MURRAY’S AFTERNOON KINDERGARTEN ENJOYS FIRST TASTE OF EDUCATION Kinson Barton Brian Beck Ben Bennett Jeanne Billings Kelly Guest Tobian Holbrook Angelic Hood Stacey Palmer Chris Pohawpatchoko Brady Roach Todd Bradley Kristie Dickey Misty Dickey Ryan Dupler Clint Emmons Tracy Fruits Justin Thomason Shirley Turner Kelly Vance Kay Wermy V Billie Anderson Daisy Apauty Freddy Benson Joey Brady Ben Bruce Monica Chavez Chad Curtis Staci Gray Mickey Haynie Sabre Jenson Nathan Lambert Andy McClung Chanios McPherson Theodore Niedo Rachel Myers Kelli Paddyaker Kevin Paddyaker April Parton Nathan Red Elk Chad Reeves Chris Rusch Mrs. Murray's Morning Kindergarten _______Enjoys Visit from Santa 5 70 STUDENTS FIND IMPROVED ACHIEVEMENT IN SPECIAL EDUCATION 4-ITERS DEVOTE: head HEART HAND HEALTH OFFICERS President — Judy Riley V-President — Melissa Major Secretary — Becky Castlebury Report — Gayle Denny Treasurer — Ann-Mary Howell Oh O Cq CHEERLEADERS CACHE ELEMENTARY FOOTBALL SCOREBOX Walters 14-0 Grandfield 22-8 Apache 20-6 Grandfield 14-6 Frederick 8-6 Waurika 6-22 ELEMENTARY FOOTBALL HAS 5-1 SEASON CACHE CAPTURES BOTH L to R: K. Dempsey, B. Castlebury, K. Tartsah, C. Knight. Middle Row: A. Kopaddy, J. Riley, U. Kendall, D. Apauty, A. Howell. Front Row: L. Griffith, S. Lockhart, K. Jones, R. Hutchens, and M. Majors. Coach Fikes — 6th Grade Back Row L to R: L. Owens, J. Johnson, J. Slatten. Middle Row: T. Wilcox, M. Oakman, M. Pangus, T. Frazier, B. Masters. Front Row:S. Huddleston, J. Howell, Mr. Callen, T. Stephens, and R. Roach. 74 STONEYPOINT INV. TROPHIES L to R: Z. Smith, K. Johnson, S. Kendall, D. Tahah, S. Kelly, K. Benson, A. Atauvich, K. Tartsah, J. Howell, N. Har- rell, T. Baughman. COACH MAHAFFEY — 5TH GRADE L to R: S. Hunt, K. Pohawpatchako, S. Red Elk, H. Cox, P. Thomason, D. Boice, P. McClung, R. Tiddark, T. Wer- my, S. Neugebauer, S. Smith, R. Carter. UCHZ' 75 GRADE QUEEN AND KING ACHIEVE ROYALTY THROUGH P.T.A. SALES Suzanne Smith and James Carter n 7 — « ■ « ■—1—“—■— FAVORITES f Our School's N Elected Royalty + + + The Year's Highlighted People and Eventy feiiA Photographer Wesley Blanton r0 ( Favorites Editor Victor Cutnose nr i i iaj_-JD rlf 1 I i 1 Km J ■« I] _pf v w w I SLA2 m m � m 77 ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Seniors Regain Title Susan Platt and Logan Johnson HIGH SCHOOL RUNNERS-UP Mary Givan Shelly Cook and and Rene Torres Ronnie Castlebury JR. HIGH RUNNERS-UP Eighth Grade Candidates Ninth Grade Candidates Janie Dodd and George Hollander Ann Dunshee and Quinton Denny Grade School Attendants Andrew McClung and Kelly Guest 81 SENIOR FAVORITES MOST DEPENDABLE Nikki Epperson and James Cooper MOST COOPERATIVE Donna Lewis and Logan Johnson MOST COURTEOUS Susan Platt and Logan Johnson V! MOST ATHLETIC Chris James and Dorothy Yackeyonny SENIOR MOST OUTGOING Susan Platt and Billy Edmondson MOST TALENTED Nikki Epperson and Wesley Blanton Staci Gray and Chad Curtis Susan Dupler Escorted by Faron Apauty Candie Slatten Escorted by Kevin Nemitz Class of ’82 Continues a Winning Tradition 19-BASKETBALL Vicky Darby Escorted by Loui Pohawpatchoko Sherry Graham Escorted by Van Apauty April Parton and Freddy Benson HOMECOMING — 81 King and Queen Dorothy Yackeyonny and Faron Apauty jj m ORGANIZA TIONS f The Backbone Of School Spirit it it it The Sponsored Activities That Made Our Days Exciting Organization Editor Candie Slatten OFFICERS ARE: President, Dana Ange; Vice-Presidents, Bertie Bryant, Candie Slatten, Kathy Krone, and Ginger Gipson; Secretaries, Flora Tahchaw-wickah, Donna Lewis, Susan Bradley, Lisa Bishop, and Shelly Cook; Representatives, Chris Kern and Susie Nichols; Parliamentarian. Lena Mahaffey. CLUB MOTHERS: Mrs. Kern, Mrs. Mahaffey, Mrs. Bryant, and Mrs. Krone. FHA STRIVES TO PROMOTE FAMILY UNITY OFFICERS ARE: President — Nathan Anderson, Vice- SPONSORS: Mr. Elling and Mr. Dorrell President — Logan Johnson, Secretary — Shelly Cox, Reporter — Janet Howell, Sentinel — Matt Hud- dleston, Parliamentarian — Stacey Castlebury. F.F.A. AGRICULTURAL TRAINING... 94 BETA TAKES AN ACTIVE PART THIS YEAR SPONSOR: Mr. Fowler OFFICERS ARE: President — Logan Johnson, Vice-President — Candie Slatten, Secretary and Treasurer — Janet Howell, Reporter — Nathan Anderson, Parliamentarian — Chad Karges. Members 96 STUDENT COUNCIL STIRS PRIDE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES — MEMBERS — OFFICERS ARE: President — James Cooper Vice-President — David Ratcliff Secretary — Janet Howell Treasurer — Shelly Cox Rep. at Large — Donna Lewis Rep. for 11th — Jerry Dodd Rep. for 10th — Rich Akins Rep. for 9th — Pat Grose SPONSOR: Mr. Baughman 97 BAND WINS THIRD AT STATE FLAG GIRLS: Kathy Krone, Sandra Crossen, Nikki Epperson, Cindy Nichols, Susan Platt, and Debbie Clark. h IT | |—q OBOE — S. Cook; FLUTE - F. Ashmore, L. Berry, N. Epperson, G. Pohawpatchoko, M. Gallops, V. Cutnose, M. Graham, S. Stephen, S. Still, S. Livingston, S. Holiday, L. Murray; CLARINET — S. Platt, R. Seay, D. Clark, K. Krone, C. Nichols, F. Tahchaw-wickah, S. Crosson, D. McCollum, K. Taylor, B. Smith, K. Kemp, K. Wermy, K. Barton, P. Clark, J. Burch, M. Wimple, S. Ferguson, K. Seymour, T. McCollum, T. Smith, J. Grose, S. Lee, S. Berry, J. Bishop, S. Opperman, K. Clark, K. Jacobi, C. Smith; CORNET — J. Case, J. Kissick, D. Davis, S. Pinchback. K. Opperman, D. Henry, T. Pauley, T. Wesaw, S. Ahdosy, S. Brown, G. Bard, J. Boydston, J. Curtsinger, P. Bishop; SAX — J. Randall, S. Waston, S. Livingston, M. Locke, S. Lewis, R. Shields, R. Darby; LOW BRASS — S. Gallops — Baritone; B. Hamula, M. Richey, J. Hamula, J. Friedeman — Trombones; K. Boos, G. Atauvich, A. Woommavovah — Tuba; D. Atauvich — Baritone; PER- CUSSION M. Morton, W. Blanton, B. Opperman, K. Karges, D. Cochrane, K. Beal, P. Higgins, R. Myers, M. Woommavovah, B. Guthrie, S. Johnson, and A. Krone. 98 TWIRLERS: Pam Clark, Shelly Cook, Frances Ashmore, Kim Taylor, and Tonya Jett, (mascot) — OFFICERS — President — Susan Platt Reporter — Shelly Cook Vice-President — Nikki Epperson Secretary — Laura Berry U Jri BAND DIRECTOR: Darrell Smith 99 100 OFFICERS: President, Jackie Howell; Vice-President, Ginger Gipson; Secretary, Susan Bradley; Treasurer, Ann Dunshee; Reporter, David Ratcliff; Chaplain, Lisa Howell; Parliamentarian, Neal Cox; and Song and Recreation Leaders, George Hollander and Janie Dodd. SR. 4 TAKES TOP PLACE AT COUNTY FAIR 101 OFFICERS ARE: President Chris James, Vice-President Faron Apauty, Secretary — Vicky Darby, Treasurer Robbie Cable. Reporter Frances Mowatt. MEMBERS 102 SPORTS Games People Play • • • The Competitive Side of Cache High School. Sports Mascot Chumbly Editor David Ratcliff TEAM TAKES DISTRICT Back Row: J. Poahway, C. Bryce, R. Collins, M. Cargill, F. Apauty, R. Morrow, S. Castleberry, S. Morrow, C. Karges, R. Castleberry, M. Figeroa. 2nd Row: I., Pohawpatehoko, B. Edmondson, S. Maxwell, K. Nemilz, T. Zimmer, G. Fikes, L. Johnson, D. Myall, G. Johnson, T. Nichols, K. Boos, B. Platt. 3rd Row: J. Dodd, II. Wilson, M. Fikes, C. James. Coaches: Mahaffev, Baughman, Zurline. Hunt, Fikes, Asenap, T. Westmoreland, J. Barmcttler, N. Anderson, I.. Hearn. The Cache Bulldogs marched to the end of the winningest season in the history of Bulldogs Football. Cache began their 9-2 season on a key win over Apache. Great plays by B. Edmondson, C. James, and Scott Maxwell got the Bulldogs on the scoreboard. When the smoke cleared, the Bulldogs won the game by a score of 21-0. Caging the Tigers of Tipton was the next feat for the Bulldogs. The game started with an early TI) by T. Zimmer. Two touchdowns later the Bulldogs had another win under their belt. The third game was more of a test than the previous two. The Bulldogs met the Cor- dell Blue Devils for a head-on collision. The Blue Devils took the early lead with a 90- yard tun by Chris Rainbolt on the first play of the game. This was about all it took to get the Bulldogs rolling. After another TD by the Blue Devils, the Bulldogs came back with a score of their own. The score at the end of the first half was 14-6. COACHING STAFF Head Coach Bill Hunt Assistants Mike Asenap Gene Fikes Ron Baughman Steve Zurline C. James Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Cache Wins SCOREBOARD 21 Apache 30 Tipton 28 Cordell 20 Carnigie 0 Frederick 24 Crooked Oak 36 Grandfield 42 Elgin 14 Walters 13 Comanche 19 Cordell 9 Losses J. Poahway S. Maxwell D. Myatt F. Apauty R. Morrow 1980 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS L. Johnson K. Nemitz B. Edmonson N. Anderson BULLDOGS KEEP WINNING TRADITION Coach Hunt got the Bulldogs moving in the se- cond half when Chris James threw a pass to Stacey Castleberry. Another run by Kevin Nemitz put the Bulldogs on top. The next game for the Bulldogs was the first defeat for the season and the only one in regular season play. Strong defenses by both teams marked the first half and also the third quarter. Finally Frederick scored and left the Bulldogs behind at the end with the score being 7-0. This defeat was still an improve- ment over past years when playing Frederick, now a 2A school. Crooked Oak was the next victim of the Bulldogs as they promptly defeated the Rough-nex 24-0. The only serious threat of scoring Crooked Oak came up with was in the 2nd quarter. They made it to the one yard line but time ran out. Homecoming was characterized by a complete rout of the Grandfield Bearcats, with Cache scoring in every quarter. Good performances by were pro- duced by all the players. Grandfield got by with only one TD late in the game. The final score was 36-8 in this lopsided match. B. Edmondson All Area C. Karges 106 A D Cache Bulldogs were far from being easy on their opponents as they marched to a 42-6 score over the young Elgin team, the weak sister of the district. Scoring was completed in every quarter by Cache with Elgin scoring once late in the last quarter. Walters was the next team to fall on the Bulldogs march to their first ever District Championship. The final score in this contest was 14-7, with Walters coming close to tieing the score late in the game, but failing. In the last game of the regular season, the Bulldogs had to win to go on to become the District Champs, or settle for runner-up. The Bulldogs decided that 1st was better than 2nd and quickly scalped the Indians 13-8. The Indians also had a chance at the end of the game to pull ahead, but they also failed, and the Bulldogs came out ahead. In what was to become the last game for the Bulldogs, the Cordell Blue Devils put an end to the Bulldogs quest for a chance to go to the State Tournament. Cordell felt that revenge was due, when the Bulldogs were short of extra points that made the difference. The season ended but yet the team went on to have 10 of 11 seniors picked as All-District players and Coach Hunt was picked to coach the West team in the All-State game. Two players also received All-Area recognition. Bill Edmondson and Chad Karges. Coach Hunt was also picked Coach-of-the Year for the southwestern area by the Lawton Constitution. 107 JR. HIGH BULLDOGS SHOW STRENGTH BY8-0 RECORD Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Zurline, Coach Hunt, B. Oakman, R. Maxwell, M. Pohawpatchoko, L. Cable, G. Parker, K. Scuhs, G. Parton. Middle Row: T. Pauley, B. Dauki, W. Mahffey, M. Richey, T. Ash, T. Zimmer, T. W. Smith, B. Karges, Coach Fikes. Front Row: P. Grose, N. Cox, S. Ahdosy, K. Atauvich, D. Huddleston, T. Baughman, R. Carrow, A. Morrow, R. Tartsah, G. Ellis, T. Weesaw, K. Roach. SCOREBOARD Cache 21 Tipton 0 Cache 26 Weatherford 0 Cache 35 Carnegie 0 Cache 27 Frederick 6 Cache 26 Grandfield 6 Cache 33 Elgin 0 Cache 34 Walters 12 Cache 37 Comanche 12 Record 8-0 Conference Champs 108 7th Grade Team Record Back Row, L. to R.: B. Rackley, T. Crosson. T. W. Smith, C. Thomas, R. Shields. Middle Row: K. Cox, L. Crowley, A. Woommavovah, V. Parker, J. Friedemann, A. Krone. Front Row: B. Beeson, P. Bishop, T. Cable, M. Woom- mavovah, K. Turner, Coach Asenap. 109 CHEERLEADERS LEAD FANS IN BULLDOG SPIRIT 7 t h G r a d e 7th GRADE: Back Row, L. to R.: Cassie Smith, Kista Jacobi, Kim Clark. Front Row: Linda Murray, Tina Watts, Sabrina Holiday. JR. HIGH: On Top: Shannon Stevens. Standing, L. to R.: Tonia Colwell, Kim Taylor, Ann Dunshee. Sitting: Michelle Graham. 110 Ill Back Row, L. to R.: Ginger Gipson, Jenny Sperr, Maria Wimple, D’Ann Miller, Dana Ange, Tamra Colwell. Front Row: Manager — Lena Mahaf- fey, Jackie Howell, Janet Howell, Coach Zurline, Coach Baughman, Annette Hernandez, DeeDec Yackeyonny, Manager Anita Lewis. BULLDOG LASSIES SURVIVE TOUGH YEAR BUT REMAIN HOPEFUL FOR A BRIGHTER SEASON WITH FIVE STARTERS DUE TO RETURN 112 Regular Season Record 2-16 SCOREBOARD Cache Opponent 47 Cyril 59 29 Walters 46 24 Apache 89 39 Chatty 68 38 Carnegie 79 25 Sterling 63 42 Verden 54 60 Indiahoma 52 33 Sterling 61 35 Fletcher 66 25 Walters 42 48 Sterling 59 41 Chatty 42 52 Fletcher 68 45 Chatty 48 34 Carnegie 85 34 Indiahoma (O.T.) 32 39 Apache 81 113 TOUGH SEASON MEETS BULLDOGS ON COURT Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Zurline, Darrel Myatt, Roy Collins, Faron Apauty, Stacy Castlebury, Chris Bryce, Mike Rowell, Greg Fikes. Front Row Nathan Anderson, Logan Johnson, James Cooper, Ronnie Barger, J. D. Porter, Chris James, Robbie Cable, Coach Baughman. 114 SIX SENIORS PLAYLAST GAME ON HIGH SCHOOL TEAM SCOREBOARD Cache Opponent 43 Cyril 55 47 Walters 54 51 Chatty 84 47 Carnegie 76 44 Bray 65 24 Verden 54 44 Indiahoma 51 46 Sterling 63 59 Fletcher 74 57 Walters 66 51 Sterling 52 35 Apache 34 37 Indiahoma 57 39 Fletcher 61 33 Chatty 65 40 Carnegie 56 42 Indiahoma 63 40 Apache 46 115 Back Row: Gerard Parker, Pat Grose, Billy Oakman, Geno Atauvich, Lyle Cable, Terry Pauley, Todd Ash, Coach Zurline. Front Row: Tommy Weesaw, Billy Daukei, Donnell Atauvich, Mike Richey, Todd Baughman, Steve Livingston. Bottom: Scott Ahdosy, Mark Cooper. 118 Back Row: Tonia Colwell, Joni Burch, Lisa Howell, Ginger Gipson, Karen Apauty, Sandy Hise, Liz Parker, Shannon Hunt, Dianna Apauty, Jackie Howell, Netta Atuavich. Front: Janie Dodd, Coach Baughman, and Brenda Smith. JR. HIGH BOYS GAIN NEEDED EXPERIENCE JR. HIGH GIRLS START SLOW, BUT END STRONG — 119 U iv ilii i i r—. -—7t—IN I d—j—i —j—JT1 Jy v J a 1 md 1 ADVERTISING The community involvers. . . the supporters who made many things possible and who have brightened many days . . . nUfu Photographer James Cooper Advertising Editor Susan Platt 1 7n i r Vrv 1 J i J d . .. . t r- rn m d I ] J m m jaL L j| m d d d a I d d 121 1 MORTON T.V. •PH. 929-8196 • Sylvania — Sony — Philco Phone H. Morton Home — Car— Stereo Cache — 429-8146 510 C. Avenue Cache, Oklahoma Lawton — 355-3573 Silk and or Wood Fibre Flowers for Any Occasion FLORAL ARTS Specializing in Corsages and Wedding Flowers Geraldine Lum Cache, Oklahoma Box 143 429-3705 122 Sheet Vinyl Carpet Cabinet Tops WICHITA FLOORS (405) 429-8239 506 N. 5th Cache, Okla. 73527 Wanda Greear Homer Greear D R CAFE GROCERY “Best Wishes to the Seniors” Lunches - Breakfast — Groceries Doris and Ralph Cox 429-8259 OLD WEST MUSEUM General Store Short Order Cafe Orders to Go or Eat Here Gas — Beer — Fishing Equipment 429-8069 Cache, Olda MORRIS HADLEY WESTERN SUPPLY TACK (Special Cutout Belts) Handmade Belts. Billfolds, and Moccasins For Birthdays. Christmas and Special Gifts Cache. Oklahoma 429-3568 WALT'S CLEANERS Laundry Dry Cleaners One Day Service on Downtown Cache MEERS RESTAURANT STEAKHOUSE Meersburgers Featuring Steak Homemade Pies Lobster Phone: 429-3223 123 VIDA'S HAIRSTYLING Distributors of Great Haircuts Styling Methods Have a Lot of Individuality, Sculptured Styling for Delicate Features Cache, Okla. 429-3721 CALVIN JACKSON’S KERR-McGEE STATION Fine Oklahoma Products Phone: 429 9520 Cache Oklahoma HOUSE OF BARGAINS 421 “C” 429-8359 Cache, Oklahoma Vernon Turner, Owner EL RANCHITO RESTAURANT In Downtown Cache Features ... Mexican Foods, Burgers, Steaks Mon — Sat 429-3341 11A.M.— 9 P.M. — Closed Sunday — ‘Congratulations Seniors 1981” ARCHIE DUPLER PLUMBING AND HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Repair — Remodeling — Sewer Service Carrier and Rheem Air Conditioning American Standard and Koehler Fixtures Phone: 355-4740 Cache Oklahoma 124 . 429-3232 Checking Savings Accounts Drive-In Banking Night Depository Money Orders You Are Welcome at Zlj' FIRST STATE BANK I Cache, Oklahoma Big Enough to Serve You Small Enough to Know You 357-3232 Business Loans Sate Deposit Boxes Traveler's Checks Bank By Mail Agricultural Loans Real Estate Loans U.S. Savings Bonds Auto Loans Christmas Club MOORE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE AGENCY First State Bank Building 5th and C Insurance — Real Estate — Farm Loans Students Insurance Plan: Night: 245-3244 or 353-3787 $2.00 Buys $1,000.00 in Life Insurance. Phone: 429-3536 Cache, Oklahoma 125 C C QUICK MART “Go Bulldogs” Best Wishes Seniors!! — From Cheryl, Gil, and Marlis Groceries, Gas, Picnic Supplies, and Cache’s Finest Deli Phone: 429-8202 Owner: Buddy Valtema Cache, Oklahoma MARLOW’S SERVICE CENTER WRECKER SERVICE Downtown Cache, Oklahoma Auto Repairs ★ Car Wash ★ 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 429-3224 P.J.’S DAIRY — X 429-3770 Cache, Oklahoma ★ Hamburgers ★ Sodas ★ Ice Cream “Congratulations Seniors, 1981” CACHE TAG AGENCY Karden Robinson COOK CERAMIC Firing — Duncan Products Greenware Supplies Lessons Available After 6 P.M. Phone:429-8343 509 F Cache, Olda. JACK’S GARAGE Motor Overhaul Repairs of All Kinds Jack Harmon — Owner 601 Vz S. 5th St. Cache, OK Phone: 429-3256 EAGLE PARK TRADING POST Cache Oklahoma Fun for All Family! Rides and Amusements For All Ages! CASSELL AND COOK CONSERVATION CONTRACTORS MORE AND BETTER WORK FOR LESS MONEY 128 Congratulations Seniors of 1981 KEN’S FOOD STORE r KEN3„ FOOD A Complete Line of School Supplies Groceries Magazines Fresh Vegetables Cache, Oklahoma Records Fine Meats Phone: 429-3220 Fine Dairy Products SHAMROCK STATION GROCERY Cache, Oklahoma 429-3276 VIRGIE’S CUT CURL No Appointment Necessary 429-3325 314 South 4th Cache, Oklahoma CACHE CABLEVISION Better Viewing With Cable 429-8900 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS, ’81 KUNTRY KORNER 713 C. St. Picnic Supplies Pop Ice Congratulations, Seniors KRISS GROCERY MARKET Quality Brand Merchandise Reasonably Priced Your Business Sincerely Appreciated Charley and Eva Mae Phone: 429-3262 Cache, Oklahoma Compliments of COMANCHE LUMBER COMPANY 230 S. Railroad Lawton, Oklahoma “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1981” 130 Congratulations “81 Seniors’’ VEN-AM RESEARCH CENTER EAGLE PARK Frank and Kay Bryce ANGE APPLIANCE Refrigeration Air Conditioning 312 C St 429-3723 Cache, Oklahoma WILMES CHEVROLET AND OLDS New and Used Cars Parts, Sales, and Service Hwy. 62 and 183 Phone: 569-2307 Snyder Oklahoma LARRY’S REXALL DRUG STORE Larry Dismore R.Ph. 569-2008 Snyder Oklahoma BRAZIL IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service Telephone: (405) 569-2382 Snyder Oklahoma THE CABBAGE PATCH “Fine Clothes for Great Kids” Specializing in — Infant Thru Jr. Sizes Snyder Use Our Lay-A-Way 600 E. St. 569-211 Ask Me About Mary-Kay 131 “Congratulations Seniors of 1981” BANK OF THE WICHITAS Snyder, Oklahoma MOUNTAIN VALLEY FLOWERS GIFTS 569-2812 710 E. St. Snyder, Okla. Box 341 73566 SOUTHEND CAFE 415-13th St. Snyder, Oklahoma 569-2964 Owner: Linda Mathias Mon-Sat Sunday 6 A.M.-9 P.M. 7 A.M.-6 P.M. STUBBS FOOD CENTER Complete Line of Groceries, Fresh Meats, Produce, and Gas We Give S H Green Stamps We Appreciate Your Business — Charlie and Connie Box 136 Chattanooga, Okla. 597-3350 The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHATTANOOGA The Bank of Friendly Service Complete Banking Services Chattanooga For gan|(jng Business Really Appreciated Oklahoma 132 HARVEY ADVERTIZING COMPANY VIB3� ESgy All Kinds of Specialty Advertizing Fund Raising incentives Awards Plaques Convention Traffic Builders Grand Openings Political Campaigns Custom Design Personalized Gifts Membership Awards'Ash Trays Balloons Executive Gifts Fine Porcelain Christmas Gifts Ball Caps Billfolds Lighters Key Tags Rings T-shirts Banner Pennants Notebook Binders Calendars Decal8 Pens Pencils (Sets) Cups Mugs Steins Call John O. Robinson Box 326 429-3306 Cache, Oklahoma 73527 We Sell Corn Fed Beef FRAZIERS MEAT PLANT Buy Your Beef Whole — Half Quarter 246-3261 Indiahoma COUNTRY MART Gas — Groceries — Oil Business Appreciated 346-3547 Indiahoma Oklahoma WE INVEST IN PEOPLE Security BANK AND TRUST CO. LAWTON . _______________ Your Neighborhood Bancard Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Unexcelled Drive-in Facilities Safety Deposit Boxes Full Service Bank “Security Points the Way” 353-7700 2311 Cache Road SHAKEY’S PIZZA PARLOR Bunch-a-Lunch All You Can Eat— For One Low Price Lawton, Oklahoma 11:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. (Except Sunday) Wednesday Is Family Night Call in Orders 353-8223 ©, Husqvarna Authorized Sales, Parts, and Service KEEPSAKE DIAMOND CENTER Omega — Seiko Watches Keepsake Diamond Rings Diamond Setting Engraving 200 C. Ave. 248-5034 PcU' 72i4cau it rfccfo SccfifiCy Pay Hayes — Owner Ph: 353-5162 1332 N.W. 53rd Lawton, Okla. 73505 GRAVE-A-NAME TOO Engraving Specialists Trophies — Nameplates Jewelry Engraving Dale Cantwell, Owner 620 C. Ave. Phone: 355-2137 Lawton, Okla. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY P.O. Box 2277 101 East “B” St. Phone 353-4468 Lawton, OK MERCER’S PRINTING Printing Duplicating Register Forms Snap Out Forms 421 S11 355-9201 LAWTON TRANSIT MIX, INC. Phone: 353-6900 2208 F. Ave. Box 144 Lawton, Okla. “Congratulations Seniors!” BENTLEY-SMITH REALTY Talk to Red Carpet, “We Listen” 357-8618 1920 Cache Rd. Lawton, OK 137 Kay Chair — Kenline Dixie Link Taylor — DFI — Ayers Stanley — Styline — Weiman Desota — Williams — Swiftex — Serta Mattresses. Custom Draperies Designed to Your Needs 357-6254 Free Delivery Cache Road Square CHRISTOPHER’S HOME FURNISHINGS Complete Decorating Service at No Additional Cost SOUTHWESTERN STATIONERY BANK SUPPLY 309 South 11th Phone:(405)353-2200 Lawton, Oklahoma FRONTIER MUSIC CO. — Band Instruments — Conn, Leblanc, Gretzen, Buffet, Ludwig, Rogers, Benge Also--- Kimball Organs and Pianos — Sales — Rental — Repair — 1014 “D” Ave. Lawton Phone 355-4231 “It All Begins at Home.” Home savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 711 D Avenue, Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 4437 Cache Road, Lawton, Oklahoma 73505 1102 S. Broadway, Marlow, Oklahoma 73055 707 W. Main, Norman, Oklahoma 138 Order it all-hot and fresh, right from your car! Come as you are! Cause you'll never have to leave your car for the juicy, flame-broiled burgers at Burger King. It's a cinch with our fast, convenient drive-thru service. So, drive on over for those hot, delicious burgers; cool, frosty shakes; great fries, whatever pleases your appetite! 2635 Cache Rd. Lawton BURGER KING 139 Prescriptions Cosmetics Gifts Housewares GILBERT-WOODS DRUG Cache Road Square Lawton, Oklahoma Serving Lawton and Surrounding Area for Over 40 Years CECIL LAWSON BUICK — CADILLAC Phone: 355 -1213 4455 Cache Road Lawton, Okla. Sales and Service Starters — Carburetors — Mufflers — Brake Drums Tuned SAUERMAN SALES Complete Auto Parts Service McCulloch Chain Saws Sales — Service 353-0460 Lawton, Okla. Coke Adds Life to Cache School Days CG V. S 'AT Off Be a Pepper Drink Dr. Pepper Box 667 511 N. Second Lawton, Oklahoma 140 PFAFF SEWING CENTER CITY VACUUM CLEANER CO. Repair Sales All Makes Sewing Machines and Vacuum Cleaning 2006 Cache Rd. 1 Block W. of Wendys 353-8200 RYANS MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving Phone: 536-1474 353-3027 6210 Cache Road Eugene Ryans, Owner Lawton, Okla. Noble LAWTON SPORTING GOODS, INC. 2920 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405-248-2002 Parts Specials for American Foreign and High Performance 4305 Cache Rd. 353-7921 FAMILY HAIRCUTTING CENTER NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY ciate your at OPEN 0800-6:00 MON thru SAT TELEPHONE 248-3417 141 R S SPORTING GOODS Retail — Wholesale “House of Service” 1802 Gore 355-1107 Lawton, Oklahoma MT. SCOTT FEED AND SEED Feed — Pecans — Garden Seeds and Insecticides Kasco — Dog Food — Acco Feeds 1002 F. Lawton 353-3169 LAWTON INSURANCE AGENCY Auto Home Business Life Boat WRECKS REPAIRED CUSTOM PAISTINC V $ $ COOPER SON’S AUTOMOTIVE $ Plumbing Sewer and Drain Cleaning Service 248-6590 Cast Iron Sewer Lines - Gas Lines and Water Heaters Installed MAJOR ADDON REMODELING — REPAIRS — HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION FREE ESTIMATES PIPE THAWING SEWER ROOTER SERVICE RESIDENTIAL — COMMERCIAL WATERLINES AND GAS LINES SERVICE HEATING REPAIR WORK AIR CONDITIONING — NEW WORK Repair Specialist Since 1945 24 HOUR SERVICE BURL DICKENSON — Owner 2706 NW 19 142 2211 F. AVE LAWTON. OKLA. 73501 OFFICE 1-405-355-1148 AFTER 8:00 p.m. 1-405-248-1088 Open 7 Days a Week A R AUTO SUPPLY Avery, Pennington, Owner Auto Repair Shop in Rear 2801 N. Sheridan 355-2372 Lawton, Ok!a. 73505 Fowler Paint Glass and Floor Covering — Complete Decorating Service 1010 D Ave., Lawton Oklahoma — Phone 355-1346 WAYNE’S DRIVE-INN Burgers Fish and Chips 7 South 23rd Steak Fingers Shrimp Lawton, Okla. BEN LEVA AUTO SUPPLY INC. Automotive Machine Shop Service Authorized Lawn Boy Sales and Service 2222 A. Open 8-8 Daily Lawton, Okla. 9-6 Sunday Ph. 353-0770 Shop Ph. 353-0777 ART LOWE CONSTRUCTION Cabinets and Millwork 1701 South Sheridan Rd. Lawton, Okla. Phone: 248-5380 “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1981” OUR BUSINESS IS DIAMONDS [j Lamond un Bonded Diamond Jeweler Appraisor Jim and Nita Pfeifer Phone 355-8235 Phone 255-8519 209 “C” Street 516-518-520 Main Lawton, Okla. 73501 Duncan, Okla. 73533 143 Billie Forducey Am. I nfUtfsT Dale Forducey WiA Mi Weak j .; urSs Shoe Repair 2605 Cache Rd. 353-6077 Lawton, Okla. Belts Shirts Boots Hats Western Wear for All the Family OKALHOMA ABSTRACT COMPANY “Continuous Service Since 1901” Bob Mitchell, Secretary-Manager Abstract and Title Insurance Phone: 353-2424 519 “C” CLINTON HERRING LINCOLN — MERCURY MERCURY LINCOLN Continental Mark V Zephyr Monarch Marqus Bobcat Capri 2nd and B. Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Phone: 355-3663 Custom Shirt Gallery CUSTOM DESIGNED SHIRTS OR LETTERING OR LOGO TRANSFERS DISCOUNT RATES FOR: GROUPS, CLUBS, TEAMS, ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS, CHURCHES T-SHIRTS T-SHIRTS T-SHIRTS FOR EVERYONE 1032 N.W. 38th (PLACE 38 MALL) PH. 405 353-0020 LAWTON, OKLAHOMA 73505 OPEN 'TIL 6:00 p.m. Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat. ’TIL 8:00 p.m. Thursday Friday KELLY MORRISON DEANA EDMONDS BUSINESS MACHINES EQUIPMENT, INC. Harold Evans — Owner Lawton, Okla. 602 D Avenue 355-2121 eure erJ mr J Ask About Our Student Credit Accounts Diamond Importers 328 “C” Avenue Lawton 355-0797 ZALES The Diamond Store Student Accounts Welcomed Lawton, Oklahoma Central Mall Cache Road Downtown Square WELCH OIL COMPANY 110 Lee Boulevard Phone:355-2090 Lawton Oklahoma 144 BANK THE AMERICAN WAY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE CUSTOMER PARKING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING American National Bank LAWTON OKLAHOMA MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. PHONE 353-6500 Sixth and D Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 145 LAWTON PUBLISHING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ’81! Publishers of The Lawton Conbstitution The Lawton Morning Press The Sunday Constitution P.O. Box 648 353-0620 102 SW 3rd VERNON KLEIN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS International Farm Equipment, Miller Plows, Kubote Tractors, Krause Chisels, International Industrial Equipment 2216 S. 6th 353-1661 i® Ants — Ticks — Fleas — Roaches — Termites Tree Spraying BILL WARNER’S TERMITE PEST CONTROL 20 Years Experience Bus. Phone 707 Lee Boulevard Res. Phone (405) 353-7620 Lawton, Oklahoma (405) 429-3282 TROTTER'S DELTA TIRE CENTER Phone 357-0823 - Mag Wheel - Easy Pay Plan '’Wheel Aligning 'Shocks •Bill Trotter - Owner 21 and Lee YOAST FURNITURE E-Z Terms We Buy and Sell Repossessed — New — Used 602 S. Sheridan Lawton, Oklahoma 355-7709 Complete Line of Building Materials Wood Products Resources Group Roofing Trusses, Senco Air, Power Nailers, and Staplers Delivery Service In Forest Products a Quality Name INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION 249 East Gore Boulevard Lawton, Oklahoma CONWAY HALE FLOOR COVERING Lawton, Oklahoma Linoleum'Custom Counters'Carpets Floor Tile Cultured Marble JIM LIEN Auto Body and Refinishing 2016 F. Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Phone 248-4220 or 429-3363 Professional Work at Reasonable Prices No Job Too Large or Too Small 147 Compliments of BILLINGSLEA LUMBER COMPANY 505 G. 355-2177 Lawton CANINE BEAUTY SALON Grooming By Appointment All Breeds Quality Service Hours 7:30-6:00 Mon.-Fri. 536-1599 6900 Cache Rd. RAYL CO., INC. Loans and Insurance Income Tax Service “Established 1953” 509 “C” Ave. Ph. 355-835 nH|I3 I'W-Wl DAN DELLUOMO DATSUN 2nd and Gore Boulevard Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405-353-2244 Home: 248-3273 TRI-STATE BREEDERS COOPERATIVE A-l Supplies Nitrogen Service A-l Schools H.C. Williams 1021 E 7th 405-332-1766 Ada, Oklahoma 74820 NIX TIRE FEED 1708 SW 6th Lawton, OK 73501 353-8571 Safemark Shawnee Tires — Batteries Filters and Lubricants Road Service on Off Road Equipment LARRANCE TANK CORPORATION ... Steel Products Structural Reinforcing Tanks ___ P.O. Box 2007 Ph. 353-4600 Austin Parker Lawton, Oklahoma Manager 73502 148 Photographic Memories... WESTERN OKLAHOMA STUDIOS: CLINTON, ELK CITY AND WEATHERFORD 149 JJou ( cin (Cnjoy the Splendor of Being Slender Pat Walker’s Has the Answers for You Correction by Weight Inch Loss Perfection by Firming and Toning No Fad Diets No Contracts Reduce in Privacy No Physical Exercise Guaranteed Results Call for Your Free Figure Analysis Pat Walker's Figure Perfection Salons, International More than 28 years of success Cache Road Square 353-2522 Put the on Your New Figure! Tan All Over in Privacy It’s the Safe, Easy Way to Tan Without Burning Have That Healthy Look All Yearl Mon.-Thurs. 8-8 Fri. 8-6 Sat. 9-1 150 SEBRING At Sebring Certified Shops, Someone Cares About the Way you Look. 4403 W Gore Blvd — 353-3910 2322 E Gore Blvd — 248-5555 2012 W Gore Blvd — 353-2103 1411 Cache Rd — 248-5588 Member = American Optometric Association John E. Barnes, Jr., O.D. Doctor of Optometry 1415 W. Gore Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405-355-3036 UNDERWOOD’S RANCH HOUSE CHOICE STEAKS, SEAFOOD, BAR-B-Q, MAMA UNDERWOOD’S FRIED CHICKEN, SALAD BAR, AND HOME BAKED BREAD. MEETING ROOMS 2603 Cache Road 353-2590 HOUsNx ROWfRS V y WJxre yottr lalnfwhctt it ovn 1353 Northwest 53rd _ . Lawton, Oklahoma Good ’ . ■ 357-7213 Luck 1 Compliments BUTCH’S “B-B-Q EXPRESS” of “The Best in Take Out B-B-Q and Fried Chicken!’’ Call Us for Your Catering ... B-B-Q and Fried a Chicken at Its Best! Friend! Cache, OK 405 429-8066 Chattanooga, OK 405 597-2531 FELTON DEAN PONTIAC GMC ML block INC. it COMPANY 52 Cache Rd. 353-8180 Lawton, Oklahoma Super Deals on All Pontiac — GMC Trucks Large Selection on Used Cars and Trucks P.O. Box 2548 — 8 Wallock St. We Secure What We Sell Lawton, Oklahoma 73502 (In the Middle of the Highway) Bus. 405 353-2541 151