Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1982 volume:

TABL y G0NT □PENINE SENIORS STUDENT LIFE FACULTY UNDERCLASS ELEMENTARY FAVORITES OREANIZATIO SPORTS ADVERTISINE CHALLENGING ANEW DECADE. FINALLY REACHING THE TOP, the Senior Class of 1982 Strives to Make Their Last Year the Best and That’s Just What It Was. T'clot r e d«°l £ sums— 7 Victor Cutnose Melissa Gallops Janiece Carpenter Rene Torres Mary Givan Sherry McCollum Loui Pohawpatchoko Lisa Bishop Shelly Cox Jack Barmettler Kerry (Beeson) Wisner Dennis Keeble Jenny Sperr Terry Crow Do Not Go Where the Path May Lead. Go, Instead, Where There Is No Path and Leave a Trail. Debbie Mahaffey Class Sponsor David Ratcliff Janet Howell SENIOR GLASS OFFICERS President: Janet Howell Vice-president: Brian Whitehead Secretary: Lena Mahaffey Treasurer: Tammy Roach Reporter: Deana Vaughn Student Council Rep.: Candie Slatten Sponsor: Debbie Mahaffey State Fair . . . Ordering Announcements. . . Christmas Party. Lena Mahaffey Chris Bryce Candie Slatten Jerry Dodd Deana Vaughn Matt Huddleston Greg (Fikes) Ressel Tammy (Britton) Roach Brian Whitehead Jeff Clifton Debbie (Carrow) Clifton Mike Rowell Senior Class Motto — If a Task Is Once Begun . . . Never Leave It Till It’s Done, 12 Be the Labor Great or Small... Do It Well or Not at All. Seniors! We’re finally seniors! So much to do and so little time to do it in. The first big thing that went on our calender was taking senior pictures. What a harrowing experience that was. Then football season came and went. Our record was great. Another thing to put in- to our Memories. The senior class did a lot during this time. Our candidate won the Homecoming Queen race. That was the third year in a row. 1982 finally arrived and so did the much coveted tee-shirts that we ordered. Another memorable event. Winter was a busy time for all of us. We were selecting things and running around. What a fun time! 82 PROVES TO BE A SUCCESS- FUL YEAR FOR THE SENIOR GLASS OF UNFORGETTABLE FACES The year dwindling down to an end, we prepared ourselves for that last leg. A play was chosen to be performed. We chose our can- didate to run in the Miss CHS pageant. We even heard ug- ly rumors about our prom. But when the time came for these once-in-a-lifetime events, we had a grand time. Now we’re putting on our caps and gowns and getting ready to take that last step; that step into adulthood. Always remembering that Cache High was the sculpture that molded us into what we are. 15 1 STUDENT LIFE ... the part of a school year that makes it more enjoyable, relaxing, and memorable . . . all the planning and work for extra-curricular activities to make them more successful and fun . . . and yet in the seriousness of the moment, a time for concentration and study for that all-important exam! STUDENT Though we know the challenge is always before us, we take the time to smile and enjoy the things we love .... just plain old relaxing .... visiting with friends .... listening to music .... or celebrating that all-important victory! 19 STUDIOUS FflGES 20 To everything there is a season ... a time for joy . . . laughter . . . and yes, even studying — CHS students strive toward the single purpose of education — that is learning . . . achieving . . . pursuing in order to reach that ultimate goal. 21 PR0UDFflEES With thoughts of graduation and end-of-school proms, our minds begin to reminisce. We look back upon early school years, friends, teachers and the past twelve years and hope we’ve prepared ourselves for the world ahead of us. We pause and give thanks to those who helped make it all possible! These were the peo- ple who made the school year successful — teachers, ad- ministrators and sup- port personnel; they all deserve a big hand! ?Y o -ADMINISTRATION- LEADERS WAD STRIVE “T0 MARE THE BEST - BETTER. President: Bob Martin, Vice-president: Wayne Epperson, Clerk: Jack Dodd, Members: George Hollander, Johnny Runyan. Glenda Colwell Superintendent’s Secretary Ramona Wilson High School Secretary Noma Red Elk Jr. High School Secretary Joyce Arter Grade School Secretary 26 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL SUPERINTENDENT MR. DUNSWQRT-H MR. GObWEbb GRADE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL JR. HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL MR. flRTER MR. UbRIGH Glen Albin Math, Girl’s Basketball Mike Asenap Social Studies, 7th Basketball David Dorrell Agriculture Kevin Everett Social Studies, Boy’s Basketball Sue King Home Economics Deborah Mahaffey English Louise Rhodes English Sondra Thompson Driver’s Education Sandra Chesnut Business Garland Delk Agriculture Eugene Fikes Elementary P.E., Football Assistant Bill Hunt Social Studies, Football John Younger Science Jimmy Mahaffey 6th Grade Cheryl Baily School Counselor Darrell Smith Band Amydelle Byrd Special Education Jean Tucker 2nd Grade Roney Smith Math Linda Wilcox Remedial Reading Lovelle Dunsworth Library Aide Wanda Stephens Aide for A special retirement recognition of fourteen and a half years. Kay Bryce Aide Mrs. Wise, upon her teaching career La Rue Parker Kindergarten Aide Ervin Red Elk Title 4 Counselor Betty Thrash Science Denise Prater Aide Vivian Williams Title 4 Tutor 1 29 Janet Colbert 1st Grade Sharon Stephen 3rd Grade Mary Jones Kindergarten Rosa Gilliland Elementary Tutor Joyce Denton 3rd Grade Terrie Green 5th Grade Joyce Hiebert Tutor JoAnn Murray Kindergarten Jean Johnson Special Education Robin Kelly 5th Grade 30 Student Teacher — Coach Hensley Ronald Fowler Social Studies, Spanish Florence Hansen Special Education Eddie Ahdosy Social Studies, English Margaret Fikes 6th Grade Marilyn Platt English Elizabeth Harrington Vocal Music Janice Hunt 4th Grade Alvis Richey Industrial Arts Kim Ahdosy Lynda Baughman Virginia Brazier Sharon Bruce 3rd Grade 5th Grade Math 2nd Grade Darrell Schultz Art Eugene Smith Jr. High Science COOKS: Juanita Tahah, Hazel Sanders, Marie Hawthorne, Faye Davenport, Betty Jackson, Jean Lewis RETIREMENT Reception honors two key support person- nel — Mrs. Marie Haw- thorne, Head Cook and Mr. Don Haw- thorne, Bus Mechanic. Spe- cial thanks to them for their dedication and service to Cache Schools. CUSTODIANS: Mr. Terry, Mr. Gordon, Mr. Watts. BUS MECHANIC: Mr. Hawthorne CROSS WALK ATTENDANT: Mr. Hammack. 32 The end of school year 1981- 1982 brought each of us one step closer to being CHS graduates. For Juniors, thoughts of class rings and the Jr. Sr. From made the year exciting. Sophomores look back at Driver’s Education and wonder why backing and parallel parking were so hard. As Freshmen in Jr. High, things seemed to fall into place and got a little less complicated. Eighth and seventh graders still intrigued with the move from homeroom classes and lunch lines found school a bit more enlightening. UNDEBCUSSMEH. Dana Van Kathy Ange Apauty Barger Sarah Keith David Berry Boos Bryant Bruner John Mike Cable Carroll Carrow Nancy Ronnie Darren Cassell Castlebury Cochrane Arthur Brian Jeff Cowley DeMarcus Dodd Michael Figueroa Lenson Hearn Annette Hernandez Penny Howell Gregg Johnson Shell! Keith Chris Anita Dana Kern Lewis Lowe Wade Harrell Cindy Heath Steve 35 Morrow Dana April Matt Ratcliff Sailors Sailors Ricky Dan Ricky Thorn Tomkiewicz Ward Susan T roy Lisa Watson Westmoreland Whitehead David Pittman Bobby Platt Dennis Saupitty Donna Snider David Thiessen Maria Melanie Alfred Wimple Woommavovah Wright Gene Atauvich Susan Bradley Chaelly Rruro Lyle Cable Russell ( j rrnw Sandra Crosson Don Davis Quinton Denny Audrey Dorrell Ann Dunshee Ginger Gipson Cathy Goss Clara Gordon Sherri Griffin Pat Grose Darla Hawkins SOPNDMDRES STUEK IN THE MIDDLE David Atauvich Debbie Arterberry Todd Ash Tim James Steve Livingston Sonya Richard Kathy Johnson Knight Krone Carol William Jollie Lockhart Mahaffey McClure Diana Dean Steve Crystal McCollum Mills Mowatt Mauni April Carolyn Cindy Kipp Nichols Nichols Nichols Opperman Gerard Gale Debra Steve Parker Parton Peacock Pinchback President, Jackie Howell; Vice-President, Quinton Denny; Secretary, Shelley Hutchens; Treasurer, Lori Scott; Reporter, Diana McCollum, Student Council, Mark Cooper; Parliamentarian, Ann Dunshee and Clara Gordon; Sponsor, Mr. Schultz Melvern Pohawpatchoko Daniel Ratcliff Kelly Seuhs David Slatten Bonnie Smith Michael Sweat Flora Derwin Gale Dudley Troy Richard Kim Tahchawwickah Tanner Tate Teeter Thiessen Thomas Vaughn Laura Lawrence Alvin Wauqua Wilhelms Winham Debra Brady Larry Tim 39 Wolff Woommavovah Young Zimmer Pres., Andy Morrow; V.-Pres., Darrell Huddleston; Sec., Cynthia Rhodes; Rep., Lisa Howell; Treas., Brock Karges; Council Rep., Janie Dodd and Tommy Wesaw 40 Pamela Tonia Neal Billy Janie Tina Greg Clark Colwell Cox Daukei Dodd Easter Ellis Scott Ahdosy Keith Anderson Dianna Apauty Karen Apauty Donnell Atauvich Kenneth Atauvich Owenetta Atauvich Debra Bagley Eric Barmettler Kimberly Barton Todd Baughman Cindy Bishop Joni Burch Dawn Epperson Bernie Hargrove Karen Kemp Becky Nunley Shannon Stephens Eric Fell George Hollandar Shawn Lewis Pamela Overstreet Jerry Stevens Rebecca French Lisa Howell Mikki Malinowski Terry Pauley Stephanie Still Darrell Huddleston Clarence Marshall Lisa Pinchback Jamie Tahpay Monique Enrique John Hamula Brock Karges Reana Myers Brenda Smith Andy Morrow Shannon Hunt Cynthia Rhodes Rodney Tartsah Karlton John Kathy Thompson Margarita Lamar 41 Trim Watts Wermy Wesaw Wimple Womack Carroll Carroll Castlebury Kimberly LeRoy Kirk Tim Clark Cowley Cox Crosson 42 Jimmy Curtsinoer Richelle Darhw Lesley Jo Lynn Shelly Judy Barbara Sabrina Edward Kista Ferguson Grose Guthrie Holiday Hollingsworth Jacobi Serena Sherry Alan Sandra Stacey Terrance Shelly Johnson Kendall Krone Lee Livingston Marshall Matheny Carlyon Tracy Anna Melanie Daylene Shaun Elizabeth 43 McClung McCullum Morrison Neido Noel Opperman Parker Roger Shields P Cassie Smith i nomas Smith Charles Thomas 44 Kevin Turner James Tina Tommie John Andy Tyler Watts Wilson Wolff Woommavovah Mark Woommavovah Van Parker Kelly Seymour Billy Rackley Shannon Roach Lori Thomason Susan Roach Tammy Smith Kenneth Tahpay Brett Steven Mike Boatsman Bradley Callen Scott Ruth Rhonda Huddleston Hutchens Jenkins Elizabeth Arnold SEVENTH MOVING ON UP Donna Apauty Becky Castlebury Danny Chacon Shannon Crow Jason Cutnose Theresa Fell Tommy Frazier Eric French Laura Terry Ann Mary Jimmy Griffith Holder Howell Howell Jeff Kathryn Ursula Cheryl 45 Johnson Jones Kendall Knight DeAnna Felder Floyd Adaline Ann Jeannette Kopaddy Kopaddy Lee Shirlene Melissa Tommy Lockhart Major Noel Lance Mark Doralyn Owens Pangus Poco Phyllis Judy Carolyn Pohawpatchoko Riley Roach Royce Roach Karly Robbins Jack Rutledge Jimmy Slatten Amy Tony Tracy Stephens Stephens 46 Tabatha Kendra Joey Dale Dana Tommy Charles Sweat Tartsah Turner Watts Whitehead Wilcox Yackeyonny 'ELEMENTARY_______ 47 Elementary Is . . . ... a place to learn and grow . . . the beginning of a future . ..FUN tatv otS’' 0eV°iecVrfet n'C and w vGwan MR. MAAAFFEY'S SIXTH GRADE LOOKS FORWARD TO JUNIOR HIGH Morningstar Aragon Angela Atauvich C. W. Bass Misty Bennett Michelle Bicandie Dale Boice Sabrina Brooking Karen Bruce Myca Campbell Bobby Case Mark Doan Emery Early Kristi Gibson Scotty Gray Nicole Harrell Karena Jacobi Katie Johnson Stacy Kelly Ernestine Kopaddy Patrick McClung 48 Deborah Tahah Chris Tomkiewicz Stephanie Walker Colin Warner Gary Yackeyonny Harold Parker Curtis Pittman Kerwin Pohawpatchoko Steve Red Elk Shane Smith Angela Stolzer Susan Barmettler Traci Baughman William Boydstun Richard Carter Mike Chacon Heath Cox Cindy Easter Robbin Gordon Sheila Gossman Weyodi Grandbergs Lee Ann Greer Chris Hearn 49 MRS. FIRES'S SIXT+I GRADE WAS LARGE BUT SUEEESSFUL Jodie Howell Stacey Hunt Shawn Neugebauer Sonya Kendall Ronny Red Elk Steven Seymour Suzanne Smith Terri Smith Tracy Stephen Brian Thiessen Preston Thomason Richard Tiddark Heather Tyler Dean Watts Fred Edwards Terrell Wermy Jymilyn White Tammy Williams Mary Wilson Vickie Lynn Winters MISS GREEN'S FIFTH GRADE HAS A LOT OF ENTHUSIASM Angela Griffith Jerry Hall Samantha Hollingsworth Carl Johnson Jr. Sonya Kopaddy Jana McCollum Charles Tanner Jeremy Tucker Kenny Warner Tracy Wooten Jennifer Yeahquo Cyammy Bryce James Carter Kim Denio Shawn Miller Evans Mowatt Jr. Cody Neugebauer Stacy Nichols James Schneider MRS. BAUGHMAN’S FIFTH GRADE IS EXCITED ABOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR Tiffany Brown Mona Dean Kristie Elliott Cory Fikes Faron Griffin Anthony Kemp Michelle Kopaddy Shelly Miller Mark Robbins Chad Robinson Scott Stephens Jeremy Blaylock Veronica Johnson Ronnie Stevens Amy Todd Tracy Todd Lisa Tomkiewici Kelly Willcox Scott Wilson 52 MRS. KELLY’S FIFTH GRADE THINKS SEHQQL IS FUN Melissa Bardsher Kristy Barton Katreece Cochrane Ethan Epperson Bobbie Ferguson Scott Givan Robert Gordon Linda Griffin Deidre Henderson Mark Jackson Donna Tahah Debra Tiddark Steve Johnson Brad Jones Gina Marlow William Owens Rick Parton Jeff Queotone Tina Red Elk Shane Scott Tim Snider Faith Holiday Tammy Howard Scott Jackson Julie Lien Sarah Lowery Shane McClure Mary Peacock Greg Quetone Jason Red Elk Charley Reeves Paula Runnels Jennifer Schneider Glenn Still Holli Sweat Johanna Tahpay Seth Tate Denise Tomkiewicz Brandy White MRS. -HUNT’S FOURTH GRADE HAS A LOT OF SPIRIT Stephanie Barfield James Barmettler Becky Coffey Reggy Combs Deanna Elling Patti Gentry Kimberly Gray Claude Griffin Tony Griffith MRS. SMITH'S FOURTH GRADE ENdOYS EVERY DAY Billy Atauvich Michael Banks Brent Beeson Lorna Cable William Collins Lee Darby Anthony Denio Heath Emmons Butch Felder Kimberly Gordon Angela Hollingsworth Michael Kopaddy Audrey Lee Karen Lee April Lynn Scott Neugebauer Scott Tidwell Michael Turner Rene Watts Justin Wheeler Kary Wilson Jamie Wisdom Terri Wolff Deanna Wright Athena Yackeyonny Cy Young MRS. flflBDSY’S THIRD GRADE ... A BUNCH OF FUN! THE THIRD GRADE 0F MRS. STEPHANS'S ENtIQYS AN AGTIVE YEAR Melanie Ahdosy Michelle Ahdosy Theresa Barr Ann Marie Bower Charles Bower Paula Cox James Davidson Jennifer Dodd Johnny Dodd Mike Grooms Patrick Lowery Doug Neugebauer Timmy Pangus Cheryl Seymour Kristin Smith Vanessa Tahpay Timothy Walker Jason White Penny Wright 57 THE THIRD GR ADE OF MRS DENTON'S HAS FUN LEARNING Jenny Arter Machelle Beck Bobby Clark Jason Cochrane Ronald Crabtree Stoni Fulton Adam Gray Karey Haynes Peter Hood Kimberly Kopaddy Yvonne Kopaddy Paul Miller Fred Olsen Tina Slatten Tammy Stevens Manuel Stubblefield Lynette Williams Lawrence Wilson Wilfred Niedo Edward Peacock Nenah Rider Billy Sanford Anthony Steel Suzette Stephens Charles Foster Ralph House Shawn Komacheet Tracey McClung Shannon Miller Ricci Warner Regina Watts Gail Wermy Jimmy Williams Tracy Williams Antonio Wilson 59 Monique Stolzer Scott Streeter Paulette Tahah Sonny Tahmahkera Andrea Tucker MRS. BRUGE S SECOND GRADE EMBRACES THE FUTURE WITH A -HAPPY SMILE Donna Bard Delvin Bennett Keith Chandler Richard Cowley Lance Denio MRS. TUGKER'S SEG0ND GRADE cJQYFULLY GREETS EREH DAY Kim Alexander Vandal Apauty Micah Bailey Melissa Burk Tsaina Clay Kane Darby Clayton Darnell Jamie Dorrell Mark Gonzalez Justin Janz Billy Kramer Amy Lambert Kurt Lowery Katherine Moore James Myers Leon Noel David Poco Vivian Sneed Holly Snider Kevin Streeter Van Tate Misty Van Curen Tammy Voyles Ronnie Willmon Tiffany Wilson Jason Womack Jennifer Wooten MRS. TflRTSflN’S FIRST GRADE FINDS SGHQDL fl NEW EKPERIENGE Daisy Apauty Kinson Barton Brian Beck Ben Bennett Freddy Benson Joey Brady Gregory Cable Ryan Dupler Heather Thiessen Justin Thomason Bradley Todd Shirley Turner Clint Emmons Sabre Jensen Susan Martin Carlden McClung Chamas McPherson Kevin Paddyaker Brady Roach Christopher Rusch MISI GILBERT'S FIRST GRADE HAS FUN WHILE LEARNING Tisha Barbour Bon Bruce Michael Crank Chad Curtis Jimmy Daukei James Fulton Mickey Haynie Angelic Hood Teresa House Nathan Lambert Brad Mietchen Rachel Myers Theodore Niedo Jason Naugebauer Stacey Palmer April Parton Chris Pohawpatchoko Nathan Red Elk Chad Reeves Clovia Tahmahkera Jimmy Tahpay James Walker David West Erma Zaboraski 62 Mandy Crank Marc Dubray Alan Gibson Jade Jameson Julie Mantzke Jason McQueen Marla Nauni Clayton Nunley Benjamin Prez Misty Red Elk Flint Runyan Brian Taylor Donny Tibus Ronnie Wermy Jerrod Wright Lora Yarbrough 63 MRS. dQNES'S fl.M. KINDERGAR- TEN Roger Brown Michelle Clark Wendy Cochrane Jeffery Collins fc £ V: THE M0RNING KINDERGARTEN QF MRS. MURRAY'S WAKES UPTDA FRESA START Karla Jackson Michael Kern Jeffery Long Shawn Miller Teresa Rhodes Zacharias Smith Tony Tahah Jeremy Thompson Jeremy White Michelle Wermy Jeric Wheeler Jeremy Womack Johnny Bass Renata Brooking B. K. Carner Tracie Chesnut Karie Crabtree Damian Garcia Kelly Givens Amy Griffin Chris Graham Cameron Allen Chris Barfield 64 MRS. MURRAY'S AFTERN00N KINDERGARTEN ENcJ0YS THE GHALLENGE Heather Bennett Brandy Buchanan Eva Carrick Tamara Cullins Jennifer Daukei Juanita Jett Billy Kolb Steven Kuntz David Steel Doug Stephens Laurene Adele Stone Jesse Lela Tahdooahnippah Becky Tahmahkera Teta Thompson Donald Ute Kerri Warner Michelle Willcox Stephan Yeahquo Sunny Large Stephen Noel Brenden Robinson mm 4 : LENDS fl Sponsors Mrs. Baughman and Mr. Mahaffey. Officers L to R: Kristi Gibson — Reporter; Traci Baughman Songleader; Angie Atauvich — Treasurer; Jody Howell — Vice-President; Katreece Cochrane — President; Stacey Hunt Secretary; Not Shown, Tori Thorn — Recreation Organizer. PEP CLUB HELPS THE GRADE SEH00L CHEERLEADERS KEEP TEAM SPIRIT HIGH Top: Cyammy Bryce, Katie Johnson, Middle: Traci Stephens, Tina Red Elk, Angie Atauvich, Sitting: Stacey Nichols, Katreece Cochrane. SGOREB0ARD CACHE vs: Grandfield Apache Frederick Grandfield Snyder The Bulldogs’ only loss was once to Grandfield. THE GRADE SCHOOL BULLDOGS 1381-82 FIGHTING BULLDOGS COACHES: FIRES Si MAHAFFEY FIFTH ERflDE BASKETBALL DRIBBLES TD VIGTORY L to R: Amy Todd, Veronica Johnson, Debra Tiddark, Angela Griffith, Cyammy Bryce, Front L to R: Kim Denio, Jennifer Yeahquo, Stacy Nichols, Don- na Tahah. Coach: Jim Mahaffey Back L to R: Cory Fikes, Scott Stephens, Scott Wilson, James Carter, William Owens, Front L to R: Kelly Wilcox, Shawn Miller, Mark Robbins, Chad Robinson, Faron Griffin. 70 SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL 1981 82 Back L to R: Lee Ann Greer, Deborah Tahah, Kristi Gibson, Angie Atauvich, Robin Gordon, Stacy Kelly, Misty Bennett, Front L to R: Sabrina Brookings, Nicole Harrell, Sonya Kendall, Mary Wilson, Traci Baughman, Jodie Howell, Suzanne Smith. Coach: Gene Fikes Back L to R: Richard Tiddark, Steven Seymour, Bobby Case, Mark Doan, Heath Cox, Harold Parker, Front L to R: Stacey Hunt, Patrick McClung, Shawn Neugebauer, Shane Smith, Richard Carter. -PERSONALITIES— These are the people we have chosen to represent us — whether they be favorites, royalty, or achievers. They are the faces that stand out in our school. LENA MAAAFFEY AND MATT AUDDLESTDN Heather Bennett and Jeremy Thompson Grade Attendants 1ST RUNNERS UP Diane McCollum and Todd Ash 2NB RUNNERS UP Shelly Cook and Mark Fikes MOST POPULAR SENIORS Deana Vaughn and Jerry Dodd 80 Ar itjitg 81 FOOTBALL HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN DEANA VAUGHN AND GREG FIKES Dana Ange Tracy Chesnut and and Jerry Dodd Cameron Allen Bonnie Smith and Tyrone Nichols Jr. Candidate Attendants Soph. Candidate BASKETBALL HDMEEOMING KINS AND QUEEN cIENNY SPERR AND RENE TORRES MISS GH51981 MISS EHS1989 SHELLY EBmMARY GIVflN 1st Runner-Up Melissa Horse 2nd Runner-Up Melissa Gallops 3rd Runner-Up Clara Gordon 4th Runner-Up and Most Talented Tamra Colwell Student Council: Ginger Gipson 4-H: Jackie Howell Art: Ann Dunshee Band: Diana McCollum Indian Heritage: Viki Smith Opening Number 1982 Miss CHS Talent Mary Givan 1981 Miss CHS — Shelly Cook Beta Club: Maria Wimple FFA: Nancy Cassell „ : Vocal Music: Sherry McCollum Anita Lewis (Miss Congeniality) N0N- FINflLISTS 1988 85 TOP STUDENTS RECOGNIZED ENGLISH AWARDS J. Howell, English; Victor Cutnose, Creative Writing; Deana Vaughn, Creative Writing; Pat Grose, English; Chris Kern, Speech; Jollie McClure, English; Eddie Griffin, Speech; (Not pictured) Steve Liv- ingston, English. COTTON ELECTRIC ESSAY WINNERS Shelly Cook and Susan Watson PERFECT ATTENDANCE: K. Atauvich — 10 yrs.; Wade Harrell — 4 yrs.; Jimmy Curtsinger — 9 yrs.; Sandy Hise — 3 yrs.; Lisa Pinchback — 3 yrs.; Mark Fikes — 3 yrs.; Neal Cox — 10 yrs.; Greg Ellis — 6 yrs. A SR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: Front: S. Watson, S. Livingston, G. Gipson, D. Vaughn, T. Col- well, J. Howell, Back: K. Karges, S. Cook, C. Bryce, N. Fikes, M, Gallops, D. Ratcliffe, D. Ange, S. Cox, Not Pictured: L. Mahaffey, G. Fikes, B. Smith, C, Kern. ◄ TOP SENIOR HIGH ART STUDENTS: Mary Givan and Jose Wilson JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY; Front: B. Boatsman, S. Holiday, M. Graham, K. Jones, J. Riley, M. Callen, Back: K. Clark, T. Smith, J. Grose, L. Pinchback, D. Apauty, L. Howell, G. Ellis, T. Baughman, S, Hunt, Not Pictured: B. Karges, C. Rhodes, C. Hollander, and K. Anderson. ◄ WOODSMAN OF THE WORLD: Melanie Woommavovah ◄ OUTSTANDING CIVICS STUDENT: George Hollander ◄ OKLA STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARD: Todd Baughman MASONIC AWARD WINNERS: Grade School — Richard Carter and Stacy Kelly; Jr. High — George Hollander and Sabrina Holliday; Sr. High — Greg Fikes and Janet Howell. ◄ MATH WINNERS: Front: B. Boatsman 7th M. Callen 7th K.Jones 7th M. Majors 7th R. Myers .... Basic Math B. Daukey .... Basic Math C. Pletcher 7th J. Howell Geometry Steve Livingston Geometry Tamra Colwell AlgH Mark Fikes AlgH Will Mahaffey Geometry Chris Bryce Consumer Math JUMP ROPE WINNER Joey Brady BUSINESS AWARDS: B. Smith — Typing; Shelly Cox — Accts.; W. Mahaffey — Typing; D. Vaughn — Acctg.; M. Gallops — Acctg.; M. Horse — Typing; Not Pic- tured: Ginger Gipson — Typing. iRIVER SAFETY EDUCATION AWARDS: Pat Grose, Sonja Johnson, Lorrie cott, Bonnie Smith, Kelly Seuhs, Dudley Teeter; Not Pictured: Ginger Gipson. HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS: G. Gipson, S. Hunt, Shelly Cook, C. Slatten, N. Horse, L. Mahaffey, M. Graham, J. Howell. SCIENCE AWARDS: A. Hernandez — Physiology; T. Colwell — Chemistry; D. Davis — Biology; P. Grose — Biology; S. Livingston — Biology; S. Matson — Chemistry; J. Howell — Biology; K. Barger — Physiology; Not Pictured: Dudley Teeter — Biology. 90 rPBCAMimiOtlS— ... PROMOTES LE ADERSHIP Si SCHOL ARSHIP OFFICERS S. Watson...................Pres. D. Ratcliff..................V.P. Dana Ange....................Sec. Anita LeWis................Treas. Lena Mahaffey............... Rep. Janet Howell.................Par. Coach Albin.................Spon. STUDENT EBUNGIb Raising school spirit and pride was the objective of the 1981-82 Cache High Student Council, and they accomplished this well by sponsoring basketball homecoming and festivities. Jenny Sperr was crowned Homecoming Queen to climax the homecoming activities. Next on Student Council’s agenda was the Miss Cache High School Pageant. The planning and preparation started weeks ahead and continued right up to that night. The pageant was noted for running so smoothly, thanks to the dedicated Student Council sponsor and pageant director, Sue King. This year, the Cache High Student Council became a member of the Oklahoma Association of Student Councils, an organization that promotes leadership through student government and holds several workshops to assist local chapters in projects and suppling the councils with new ideas. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Candie Slatten................12th Shelly Cook.................. 11th Mark Cooper.................. 10th Janie Dodd.....................9th Tommy Wesaw....................9th Tommie Wilson .................8th Mark Woomavovah................8th Gail Denny.....................7th Lance Owens....................7th SENIOR HIGH 4-H Roney Smith Sponsor HALL OF FAME WINNER — David Ratcliff OFFICERS David Ratcliff Pres. Chris Kern V-P. Ginger Gipson Tamra Colwell Treas. Jackie Howell Daniel Ratcliff Pari. Teresa Flanagan and Dana Ratcliff . Rec. Lead. Cindy Nichols 94 1 JUNIOR tilGfl 4-ti OFFICERS Kirk Cox Pres. Tonia Colwell . V-P. Mikki Malinowski . Sec. Janie Dodd Treas. Shannon Hunt . Rep. Jo Lynn Dodd Pari. Diana Apauty and Judy Grose Rec. Lead. Ann Mary Howell Chap. MEMBERS INDIAN •HERITAGE EbUBS SR. HIGH OFFICERS Terry Chesnut........................Pres. D’Ann Miller..........................V P. Cathy Carroll..................Treas. Sec. Viki Smith.......................... Rep. Sandra Chesnut Sponsor Ron Antoque — Fancy War Dancer Mr. Joseph Sahmaunt — Guest Speaker during Indian Heritage Week. MEMBERS Nancy Tsoodle — Kiowa 1981 Miss Indian Oklahoma Special Guest 96 SHARE THEIR “HERITAGE JR. HIGH OFFICERS Tommy Wesaw......................Pres. Terry Pauley .................... V-P. Sandra Lee........................Sec. Scott Ahdosy......................Rep. Karen Apauty....................Treas. Liz Parker .................. Princess Coach Asenap...................Sponsor FLAG GIRLS Kathy Krone Shannon Stephens Sandra Crossen Cindy Nichols Flora Tachaw-wickah Tamra Colwell Dianna McCollum ... MflRGtiES THROUGH T0P SEASON TWIRLERS Melissa Gallops Pam Clark Shaun Lewis Shelly Cook Susan Watson Drum Majorette r BAND AWARDS v 1 Senior Student Hall of Fame Award Kip Karges and Steve Pinchback Kip Karges SENIOR HIGH TOP TEN: Kim Karges, Steve Livingston, Kathy Krone, Darren Cochrane, Flora Tachaw-wickah, Tamra Colwell, Mike Richey, Maria Wim- ple, Melissa Gallops (n p) 100 WHO’S WHO IN MUSIC: Kathy Barger, Darren Cochrane, Kip Karges, Shelly Cook, Victor Cut- nose, Susan Watson, Tamra Colwell, Maria Wimple, Melissa Gallops (not pic.) 1 Junior High Student Michelle Graham AMERICAN MUSICAL FOUNDATION AWARD: Michell Graham, Kip Karges, Steve Pinch- back, Melissa Gallops (not pictured) JUNIOR HIGH TOP TEN: Michelle Graham, Kista Jacobi, Margaretta Wimple, Kim Clark, Stephanie Steel, Stacy Brown, Pam Clark, Cassie Smith, Kay Bard, Richelle Darby. 101 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS MEMBERS Candie Slatten Co-Ed Correspondent CLUB MOTHERS: Karen Howell, Carol Mahaffey, Kathy Gipson, Helen Ange, and Connie Givan. 102 OFFICERS Lena Mahaffey .... President Debbie Clifton and Tonia Colwell .... Vice-President Susan Bradley and Melissa Horse.......... Secretary Viki Smith.........Treasurer Dianna Apauty and Clara Gordon . . Representatives Ginger Gipson .... Chaplain Mikki Malinowski........... Parliamentarian Shelly Cook........Historian Jackie Howell . . . Recreation Leader Sue King . Chapter Sponsor Shelly Cook State Vice-President OFFICERS Matt Huddleston Pres. Jerry Dodd V-P. Janet Howell Sec. Shelly Cox David Ratcliff .... Treas. Greg Johnson Pari. Jeff Dodd Sent. Nancy Cassell . Sweetheart FUTURE FARMERS 104 Members Nancy Cassell Garland Delk Ag. Advisor GflCtiE R0BE0 TEAM Sweetheart David Dorrell Ag. Advisor AGRICULTURE AWARDS AGRICULTURE AWARDS: Vo.-Ag. I, Tonia Colwell, David Slatten; Vo.-Ag. II, Pat Grose, Todd Ash, Debra Peacock, Mark Cooper; Vo.-Ag. Ill, Jeff Dodd, Brian DeMarcus, Nancy Cassell; Vo.- Ag. IV, Ty Nichols, Eddie Griffin. Star Farmer Ricky Thorn CHAPTER AWARDS: Horse Proficiency, Cynthia Rhodes; Beef Production and Public Speaking, Bonnie Smith; Agriculture Sales, Daniel Ratcliff; Diversified Livestock and Star Green Hand, Neal Cox; Sheep Production, Sandy Hise; Crop Production, Kelly Seuhs; Home and Farm Improvement, Lenson Hearn; Agriculture Mechanics, Matt Huddleston; Swine Production, Lorrie Scott (not pictured). Dedication Appreciation Shelly Cox and Janet Howell 106 Remembering the special plays, extra baskets, or the split second finish, the sports at Cache High kept us at the edge of our seat. With the football team winning District, the girls and boys basketball teams win- ning Runners-up, and several members of the track teams win- ning at the Regional Track Meet and placing at state, Cache sports made us proud to support that Bulldog spirit. SPORTS Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Asenap, Coach Hunt, Steve Morrow, Ronnie Castlebury, Lyle Cable, Chris Bryce, Roy Collins, Mike Figeroa, Terry Pauley, Loui Pohpatchoko, Coach Maheffey, Coach Fikes, Todd Ash, 3rd Row: Stacy Hunt, Ty Nichols, Mark Fikes, Greg Johnson, Alfred Wright, Tim Zimmer, Jack Barmettler, Andy Morrow, Corey Fikes, 2nd Row: Rene Torres, Kelly Seuhs, Greg Fikes, John Carroll, Bobby Platt, Brock Karges, Steve Pinchback, 1st Row: David Thiessen, Kip Karges, Lenson Hearn, Jerry Dodd, Jose Wilson. DISTRICT CHAMPIONS TWO YEARS IN A ROW 1981 1982 SGGJREBOflRD Cache 0 Apache 14 Cache 14 Tipton 0 Cache 7 Cordell 28 Cache 21 Carnegie 6 Cache 0 Frederick 10 Cache 56 Crooked Oak 0 Cache 50 Grandfield 0 Cache 25 Elgin 0 Cache 14 Walters 6 Cache 53 Comanche 6 Cache 6 Cordell 26 Wins 7 Losses 4 District Champions This year’s season was characterized by a slow start, a climax, and then a loss in the regional playoffs. Cache lost to a tough state-ranked Apache, 14-0. Cache only managed 75 yards on the ground and 11 in the air, with Apache getting 178 and 58 respectively. Rebounding from the previous week’s loss, Cache came back and defeated the Tipton Tigers by a score of 14-0. Cache was led in scoring by Sophomore Tim Zimmer, who scored both T.D.’s. Cache led the statistics with 14 first downs against Tipton’s 7. Cache had a whopping 234 yards rushing and held Tipton to only 28. The Cordell Blue Devils with explosive Chris Rainbolt, defeated the Bulldogs by a score of 28-7. Cordell raced for an early T.D. with Cache coming up with one of their own. Cordell capitalized on Bulldogs mistakes in the second half to score three more times before the final buzzer sounded. In a tough defensive contest, Cache had a struggle against defense-minded Frederick. Cache was unable to get onto the board even though they made it toward the end zone several times. Frederick was able to score with a touchdown and a field goal. 109 «HLL-DISTRIET Back Row, L. to R.: Mike Figeroa, Loui Pohawpatchoko, Greg Pikes, Roy Collins, Coach Hunt, Front Row: Ty Nichols, Tim Zimmer, Jerry Dodd, Rene Torres. ALL-AREA: L. to R.: Tim Zimmer, Mike Figueroa, Roy Collins, Greg Fikes. Cache proving their offensive might, romped on Crooked Oak at Crooked Oak by a score of 56-0. Ronnie Castlebury scored several times in the first half with Greg Fikes connecting with Rene Torres for another T.D. in the second quarter. Jerry Dodd intercepted a pass of the Ruf-Nex and Tim Zimmer ran a 35-yarder for 6 points. Lyle Cable kicked the extra point. Rene Torres again scored in the fourth quarter and Mark Fikes connected to Steve Morrow to cinch the win over Crooked Oak. 480 yards were rolled up by the Cache Bulldogs as the Cache team grasped a 50-0 win over the Grandfield Bearcats. A stiff Bulldog defense allowed Grandfield only 77 yards total offense. Ronnie Castlebury scored two quick T.D.’s with the first quarter score being 12-0. Tim Zimmer scored with Lyle Parker kicking the extra point in the third quarter. Tim Zimmer scored several other T.D.’s to finally cage the Bearcats. In a rain-drenched game, the Bulldogs shot the Elgin Owls out of the sky by a score of 25-0. If it weren’t for a few Bulldog mistakes, Cache would have scored even more, but Elgin improved in their second year. A dropped punt gave the Owls a chance to score but the strong Bulldogs defense held them to no T.D.’s. 110 THE 1981 82 SEASON... A WINNING YEAR! Bulldogs upset the Walters Blue Devils and the prediction makers when they won 14-6 over Walters. Tim Zimmer scored on a 10-yard run but the extra point failed and another field goal also failed later in the first half. It was close right down to the wire. Walters scored on a 32-yard pass play in the third quarter, making the Bulldogs bring a come from behind win with a run by Tim Zimmer. In another offensive triumph, the Comanche Indians were stomped by the Bulldogs by a score of 53-6. Outstanding plays were made by all the members of the team including those off the sidelines and the younger members. One lone T.D. was managed by the Comanche Indians. With this win, the Bulldogs went to their second straight District Championship in Class A. In the regional opener, the Cache Bulldogs met the ferocious Cordell Blue Devils. Even though Cache had upset on their minds, the Cordell team, matched with Chris Rainbolt proved too much when the Blue Devils beat the Bulldogs by a score of 26-6. Ill cJR. HIGH GBMPLETEi 3-YEAR PERFEET SEflSQN REG0RB Back Row, L. to R.: Coach Hunt, Andy Morrow, Todd Baughman, T. W. Smith, Eric Fell, Terry Pauley, Brock Karges, Darrel Huddleston, Rodney Tartsah, Coach Fikes, 2nd Row: Kurt Cox, Neil Cox, Joseph Carroll, Charles Thomas, Tommy Weesaw, Kenneth Atauvich, Eric Bartmettler, Andy Woommavovah, Coach Asenap, 3rd Row: Donnell Atauvich, John Watts, Jamie Tapay, Greg Ellis, Tim Crosson, Tarrance Marshall, Clarrance Marshall, Billy Daukei, Front Row: Mark Woommavovah, George Hollander, Scott Ahdosy, Leroy Crowley, Alan Krone, Keith Anderson, Lamar Womack, Bruce Beeson. 112 Back: Coach Asenap, J. Johnson, J. Slatten, E. French, M. Pangus, J. Cutnose, F. Kopaddy, T. Fraizer, J. Howell, T. Wilcox, Front: D. Watts, R. Roach, M. Callen, S. Crow, J. Turner, B. Boatsman, L. Owens, J. Rutledge, T. Stephens, S. Huddleston. 7 Tfl GRADE LQG5 5-1 REEDRB JR. HIGH REG0RI3 Cache 20 Tipton 6 Cache 16 Weatherford 0 Cache 14 Carnegie 8 Cache 28 Grandfield 6 Cache 30 Elgin 12 Cache 16 Walters 0 Cache 28 Comanche 7 113 EflE-HE EtiEER- LEADERS Top — Gail Denney, Shawn Opperman, Judy Riley, Dana Whitehead, Missy Majors 7TA GRADE Top — Shannon Stephens, Michelle, Tonia Colwell, Linda Sylva, Sabrina Holiday, Lisa Pinchback Melissa Ho: Mary Givan GIRLS ENflbK UP BEST REEQRQ IN S YEARS Back Row, L to R: Penny Howell, Susan Watson, Coach Albin, Donna Snider, Anita Lewis, Front Row, L to R: Annette Hernandez, Jackie Howell, Diane Apauty, Dana Ange, Shannon Hunt, Jenny Sperr, Sandy Hise, Maria Wimple, D’Ann Miller, Lisa Howell, Karen Apauty, Ginger Gipson, Tamra Colwell, Janet Howell, Laura Wauqua. 115 GIRLS GRAB DISTRICT RUNNER’S-UP SP0T 116 GIRLS WIN MflRLQW TQURNflMENT EQNSQLflTIGN Driving to a 9-13 record, the Cache Lady Bulldogs pulled out several key wins including two over Indiahoma and one over Chatty. The girls defeated Davis and Bray in the Marlow Invitational Tourney to win the consolation bracket. The girls marched over Empire in the district tourney but were then turned back by a stubborn Rush Springs by 2 points. The girls led in the game till the very end. The girls hit a slump on the offensive end as they lost by two points in the regional playoffs to Velma-Alma. The girls did win the district runner’s-up title to cap their season. Scoreboard Cache 33 Walters 41 Cache 53 Chattanooga (O.T.) 51 Cache 53 Frederick 43 Cache 50 Fox 77 Cache 48 Davis 41 Cache 52 Bray 51 Cache 41 Indiahoma (O.T.) 40 Cache 36 Carnegie 41 Cache 30 Sterling 64 Cache 44 Apache 60 Cache 34 Chattanooga 36 Cache 36 Walters 54 Cache 38 Empire 34 Cache 37 Chattanooga 44 Cache 53 Frederick 47 Cache 44 Marlow 66 Cache 38 Apache 66 Cache 57 Tipton 54 Cache 37 Carnegie 46 Cache 46 Empire 35 Cache 43 Rush Springs 45 Cache 23 Velma-Alma 25 Wins: 9 Losses: 13 117 Front Row: M. Sailors, M. Cooper, S. Livingston, Middle Row: M. Rowell, R. Torres, P. Grose, E. Mowatt, T. Ash, Back Row: Coach Asenap, L. Cable, G. Fikes, R. Collins, R. Knight, G. Parker, and Coach Everett. HARD WORK and DEDICATION SHOWN BY HIGH BOYS TEAM! Scoreboard Cache 45 Walters 75 Cache 62 Chattanooga 82 Cache 46 Frederick 50 Cache 56 Marlow 70 Cache 70 Central 58 Cache 37 Apache 40 Cache 51 Indiahoma 62 Cache 45 Sterling 41 Cache 47 Apache 58 Cache 53 Chattanooga 74 Cache 39 Walters 66 Cache 64 Empire 41 Cache 63 Indiahoma 79 Cache 65 Frederick 62 Cache 48 Marlow 69 Cache 49 Apache 61 Cache 60 Tipton 57 Cache 44 Carnegie 54 Cache 73 Empire 63 Cache 48 Rush Springs 59 Cache 44 Walters 72 Wins: 5 Losses: 14 118 Bulldog Coach — 1st Year at Cache — Kevin Everett The boys beat Central to reach the consolation bracket finals of the Marlow Invitational Tournament. But they were beat by Apache in a very close one. The Bulldogs did manage to defeat the Sterling Tigers for the first time in several years. Rising to the occasion, the Bulldogs downed the Frederick Bombers at homecoming to cap a perfect night for Cache. The Empire Bulldogs became another victim of the Bulldogs as they were defeated twice, once in the regular season and once in the district tourney. The Bulldogs made the district finals, but were turned back by the boys from Rush Springs. The Bulldogs’ season ended with a tough loss to Walters. 119 Back Row: L. to R.: Shannon Hunt, Liz Parker, Dawn Epperson, Lisa Howell, Karen Apauty, Coach Albin, Middle Row: Diane Apauty, Sandra Lee, Pam Clark, Monique Enriquez, Joni Burch, Front Row: Shelly Matheney, Brenda Smith, Netta Atauvich, Stacy Livingston, Janie Dodd. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS TAKE GOUNTY TOURNEY; 2ND - ELGIN TOURNEY Scoreboard Cache 53 Cyril 41 Cache 45 Apache 33 Cache 42 Carnegie 15 Cache 41 Elgin 34 Cache 39 Sterling 46 Cache 49 Walters 25 Cache 30 Carnegie 33 Cache 58 Chattanooga 31 Cache 27 Apache 21 Cache 37 Walters 24 Cache 38 Fletcher 23 Cache 46 Elgin 31 Cache 44 Sterling 33 Cache 42 Elgin 33 Cache 57 Geronimo 30 Cache 52 Chattanooga 16 Cache 57 Sterling 43 Cache 60 Frederick 46 Cache 31 Elgin 29 Wins: 18 Losses 2 120 Scoreboard Cache 43 Cyril Cache 36 Apache Cache 50 Marlow Cache 31 Sterling Cache 37 Cyril Cache 57 Walters Cache 41 Carnegie Cache 38 Chatty Cache 35 Apache Cache 32 Walters Cache 70 Indiahoma Cache 47 Geronimo Cache 30 Chatty Cache 51 Elgin Cache 36 Geronimo Cache 37 Chatty Cache 33 Sterling Cache 37 Elgin Wins: 8 Losses: 1 Back Row: L. to R.: Tim Crossen, Rodney Tartsah, Todd Baughman, Terry Pauley, James Boydston, Donnell Atauvich, Clarence Marshall, Front Row: Jamie Tapah, Terry Cable, Kirk Cox, Kenneth Atauvich, Tarrence Marshall, Tommie Wesaw, Scott Ahdosy, Mark Wommavovah. BOYS GRAB 8-1(3 RECORD IN 1981-82 121 J SCENES FROM eJUNIQR NIGH BASKETBALL 122 Scoreboard Cache 30 Walters 13 Cache 17 Carnegie 27 Cache 39 Chatty 13 Cache 14 Walters 12 Cache 27 Mt. Park 19 Cache 8 St. Point 22 Cache 34 Elgin 31 Cache 22 Boone 26 Cache 12 Davidson 18 Cache 27 Weaver 32 Wins: 5 Losses: 5 Back Row: L. to R. : Jeff Johnson, Jason Cutnose, Eric French, Chris Tomkiewicz, Mike Pangus, Jimmie Slatten, Tommie Frazier, Coach Asenap, Middle Row: Scott Huddleston, Brett Boatsman, Tony Stephens, Daniel Rickets, Joey Turner, Shannon Crow, Royce Roach, Front Row: Jimmie Howell, Jack Rutledge, Dale Watts, Tommy Wilcox, Lance Owens, Michael Collen. Back Row: L. to R.: Ursula Kendall, Phyllis Pohawpatchoko, Kendra Tartsah, Cheryl Knight, Judy Riley, Middle Row: Missy Majors, Ann Jeannette Lee, Laura Griffith, Dana Whitehead, Kim Dempsey, Teresa Fell, Front Row: Adaline Kopaddy, Shirlene Lockhart, Ruthie Hutchens, Kathern Jones, DeAnn Felder. 7TA GRADE RDUNDBALL Cache Scoreboard 30 Walters 24 Cache 27 Carnegie 20 Cache 21 Chatty 12 Cache 32 Walters 26 Cache 30 St. Point 43 Cache 11 Hinton 46 Cache 19 Manitou 34 Cache 14 Frederick 33 Wins: 4 Losses: 4 123 Girls Track Places 2nd at Regionals 2-Mile Relay Team Penny Howell, Ginger Gipson, Tamra Hernandez Colwell, and Annette Taking second at regionals and having five members qualify for state, the 1982 girls H.S. track team did well for as few of members as it had. The 2-mile relay only had modest winnings during the season but won 1st at regionals and 7th at state out of 21 teams. Ginger Gipson, Penny Howell, Tamra Colwell and Annette Hernandez were members of the 2-mile relay team. Tamra Colwell enduring the 2-mile run, placed 2nd at regionals and represented Cache well. Ginger Gipson, overcoming an earlier illness, did well and went on to win 1st at regionals and 2nd at State in the 880-run. Cache continued its tradition of dominance in the field events with the Howell sisters. Jackie won 6th at Regionals in the shot, down from last year’s 1st, due to a back injury. Janet placed 4th at Regionals in the discus and qualified for state. The 880-relay team placed 5th or 6th at Healton and consisted of Penny Howell, Jenny Sperr, Maria Wimple, and Anita Lewis. 880 Runner, Ginger Gipson and Coach Albin proudly admire State Medal. 124 880 Relay Team Penny Howell, Maria Wimple, Jenny Speer, and Anita Lewis Field Participants Janet Howell, Sandy Hise, and Jackie Howell 2-Mile Relay Team Mark Fikes, Steve Livingston, Rene Torres, Greg Fikes. 440-Relay Kip Karges, Jeff lies, Ronnie Castlebury, Greg Fikes, and Rene Team T° “ 2-MILE WINS 2ND AT STATE Jose Wilson — Mile and 2-Mile Runner Mike Figueroa — Shot and Disc Ending the season with the 2-mile relay team winning 2nd at state, the boys track team did well throughout the season. The 2-mile won 1st at regionals with a time of 8.25.53 and the 1- mile won 1st with a time of 3.31. Ronnie Castlebury also qualified for state when he won 4th at regionals in the 330 Intermediate hurdles. Overall the boys team placed third at Regionals. Pat Grose — High Jumper 125 dtl TRACK TEAMS 00 0.K.! 440 and 880 Relay Team S. Kendall, T. McCollum, L. Parker, U. Kendall, and J. Burch. Field Participants L. Howell, S. Lee, L. Silva, K. Apauty, D. Apauty, J. Dodd, and S. Metheney. Bringing in the 1st place trophy at the “Foothills of the Wichitas” track meet, 2nd at Healton, and 3rd at Hobart, the Jr. High girls did well. Several school records were broken including Sandra Lee setting a new high jump record of 4'8 and Donna Apauty setting the new Jr. High mile record. Other outstanding performers were the 440 and 880 relay team members and also Lisa Howell on the broad jump. The Jr. High boys also had some outstanding individuals and relay teams and placed 9th at the “Foothills of the Wichitas” track meet. Hurdlers J. Boydstun, G. Hollander, and S. Ahdosy. 126 Distance Runners S. Lewis, S. Hunt, M. Wimple, K. Seymour, D. Apauty, and B. Smith. Relay Team L. Parker, Coach Albin, T. McCollum, U. Ken- dall, J. Burch, and D. Apauty. Mile Runners B. Rackley, J. Tahpay, V. Parker, M. Kopaddy, M. Woommavovah, and K. Turner. BflSEBflbLERS KEEP flETIVE: Back Row, L. to R.: Tim Zimmer, Lyle Cable, Rodney Tartsah, Chris Bryce, Loui Pohapatchoko, Billy Oakman, Gerard Parker, Front Row: Coach Asenap, Lenson Hearn, Donnell Atauvich, Todd Baughman, David Thiessen, Bruno Cable, Coach Everett. Jr. High Team Wins 1st Foothills of Wichita Tourney The J.H. Boys capped off an undefeated season with a 6-0 record and the Foothills of the Wichitas Baseball Tourney Championship. The winning pitchers were Donnell Atauvich and Rodney Tartsah. The H.S. Boys lost a close one in the District finals to empire. Earlier in the season, the team won 3rd in the Chatty Invitational Tourney. Loui Pohawpatchoko, Lyle Cable, and Gerard Parker all saw action on the mound. Back Row, L. to R.: John Hamula, Eric Fell, Rodney Tartsah, Terry Pauley, Todd Baughman, Donnell Atauvich, Charles Thomas, Coach Asenap, Front Row: Bruce Beeson, Terry Cable, Joseph Carroll, Kirk Cox, Alan Krone, Andy Woommavovah. Coach Asenap and Coach Everett Head Up Bat Club! ATNLETIG BANQUET -H0N0RS PLAYERS; PLAYERS EXPRESS APPREGIATIBN T0 GBAGtiES BB DEFENSIVE PLAYER Maria Wimple BB MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Greg Fikes FB DEFENSIVE PLAYER Tyrone Nichols FB OFFENSIVE PLAYER Greg Fikes BULLDOG AWARD Greg Fikes and Jenny Speer BB OFFENSIVE PLAYER Greg Fikes BB DEFENSIVE PLAYER Rene Torres BB OFFENSIVE PLAYER Jenny Speer BB MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Ginger Gipson 128 We would like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the many merchants that have given their full support and cooperation through the 1981-1982 year to make this yearbook a success. We hope that by displaying their advertising in our yearbook, their endeavors will be as much of a success as ours have been. 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