Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1983 volume:

Illllllllll ANMINIS- TBATtCN 9KM1MS • • • in search of the right education, right job, right companion • .7 STIPENT LIFE • • • • laughter • fun • • just being together. . .17 . . .they talk with us instead of to us • • • • • 25 «NBIB- CLASSMEN • • .preparing ourselves for the future, doing our best. • .learning to work..... ELEMENYABY • • .a placeto learn and grow! ............51 PEBSeiALIViES • • «favorites, royalties and achievers .........................77 •BCAiiEATieNS • • «a chance for involvement and for exchanging ideas 97 SPCBTS • • «the winners the losers — and all who tried ..............117 ABYEB- TISEMEHTS . . , and now a word from our sponsors .................137 ■ 1C 2-03 ACTMMPACn LIYES • • • • • «wiiii Exemie MKW HilMMniM , LASTING MEMGBIKS • • • • THE TIIBILL «F LEARNING • • • Ai� A CHANCE It BE YMI9KLF Steve Morrow Kathy Darren Barger Cochrane Susan Watsnn Brian DeMarcus ■00 Annette Hernandez Nancy Cassell Anita Lewis Wade Harrell 8 Kip Karges Maria WimDle Melanie Woommavovah Alfred Wright Donna Snider Roy Collins Shelly Bobby Platt Mark (Ressell) Fikes Tamra Colwell Ricky Thorn Dawna Keyes PAC'E� WiTII • CLASS CSLS19: AM� WHITE Michael Sarah £ Figueroa Berry WE HATE • CSNSIEIEI , THE reCTIHLLS; THE MAINTAINS • LIE AHEA� . Mike Carrow Teresa Flanagan Lenson Hearn Melissa Horse Jeff lies David Thiessen 12 Bruner Penny Cable Howell WE BE THE BEST l¥’S PLAIN ¥• SEE; SEMiW CLASS «F 'M David Lisa Pittman Whitehead CLASS ILSVEB: BE� BCSE Dennis Saupitty Rhonda Evans Jeff Dodd Dana Ratcliff Gregg Troy Westmoreland 13 IKMiM CLASS •FFiCEBS: President: Mark Fikes Vice-President: Anita Lewis Secretary: Melissa Horse Reporter: Penny Howell Student Council Rep: David Theissen Sponsors: Sondra Thompson and Kevin Everett Ricky Ward Shell! Keith Mr. Mrs. Robert Lewis (Class Parents) Kevin Everett (Sponsor) Wayne Pyle Van Apauty Brenda Meyers David 16 Mr. Mrs. Sam Johnson (Class Parents) Tim Zimmer Photographer Wade Harrell Editor r— r 1 ry-— ' ==1 L= In- All Jr =J 1 c= [d! 1« =?J [J 111 ii L at _l |-n O i IT [si □1 Ii=J 1 i n 17 CATCH T Bulldog Fever Classroom Fever In 1982-83, the video games came into full swing as a popular form of recreation and relaxation. Behind the color- ful screen of the quarter-gobbling machines such as “Pac-Man laid a complex maze of technical, electronic giz- mos. As a student playing Pac-Man, one had to ponder some questions of deep analogy. Is Pac-Man a symbol of American social authority when, once energized, chases we, the students of life — the posterity and future of the system, around with awesome power? Is the Pac-Man game analogous to life in that on the surface of its game, like the game of life — the game our teachers at Cache keep calling the “real world” — simplicity abounds, but underneath it all is a mess of things which when properly arranged makes it possible to simplify our future like the Pac-Man game, where we'll be judged as successful only if we accumulate a high total of socially-acceptable points? Perhaps what our parents, teachers, administrators, relatives, friends, and neighbors, leaders, and preachers have been telling us for years is true: life is, like Pac-Man, a game where we have the responsibility and controls in our own hands to make it or break it. As we reflect through these pages of the 1982-83 yearbook, it becomes evident how many educational lessons on life and responsibilities we learned at Cache both inside the classroom and outside its four walls. Indeed, 1982-83 was Pac'd with excitement, lessons, highpoints, and low mortients — all of which prepared us for our lives beyond the walls of Bulldog pride and character. 18 • Providing • • Highlights in 1982-83 Life and school at Cache are both finite. For some of us, 1982-83 introduced that magical senior year at our public school academic lives. To a few, it was an end to a dedica- tion they had endured to the best of their abilities at this time. To most, however, 1982-83 will be remembered fond- ly for all the joys and yes, even the trials we encountered throughout the year, not just for the pride in graduating af- front beaming relatives. Regardless of how we pupils perceived the school year shown in these pages, as dif- ferent as those thoughts were, we all had one thing in com- mon: when the pages of history will be authored for this mo- ment in time, our entire students population can note with an asterisk that “we were there.” As meaningless as some things may have seemed as they occurred, we must look back and realize that this past year was historically-Pac'd”. 19 W YEAS 'FAC'ACE iMFVM • • • • Once we all avoided boy germs or “girls germs ; shunned outward affection; called romantic movies corny” or mushy”. But for many in 1982-83, that special feeling — LOVE — shared with someone else who cared and you felt you could trust without bounds, was perhaps the one aspect of this school year that we’ll vividly remember and relate experiences from for the remainder of our lives. Ah, the dates were all so special, and all seemed to be a learning experience; the night we bought a meal we found we couldn’t afford; the many stops at the quick food shops; getting so full of pizza that we felt we’d bust, then laughing ourselves sick; getting dressed up to go eat at a fancy eating establishment; tranquil farm; our first fight; making up or breaking up; the special night we’ll remember as “our prom.” And as we walk into the sunlight of a world of new adventures, we can hold the hand of one with love who’ll say, I care — I’ll always be there.” A “love-Pac’d year to recollect down the ages when our hearts may slow or sputter, but will never lose the warmth they first felt in 1982-83. It’s inevitable to go through any school without feeling the brunt of an invisible weight caused by studying for three tests in one day; breaking up with a long-time special friend and then getting a low grade the same day; or working until 3:00 a.m. and then having a test at 9:05 that same morning. It seemed that no one really understood how much they ex- pected of us. Life seemed funny in these moments, when we could divorce ourselves from the hectic situations at hand, look back at them, and laugh at the world: we worked so hard to hold our chins up whn these respon- sibilities seemed to be an unconquerable burden that we failed to notice that we had ac- complished more than we, or anyone else, thought we could handle. It was comforting to know we shared tough times like others ... our friends, teachers, and parents ... in a busy, “pressure-Pac'd year. MEM«liES (III TIMES If they weren't our love, they were our friend. And as friend, we conjunctively shared the year in so many ways that some couldn’t see as fun, but we did: taking out in the parking lot until the tardy bell rang; getting in trouble together while playing pranks; trying to spice up the class parties; reading “The Challenger with a buddy and laughing at our own silliness; voicing our opinions in class meetings with the sole incentive of drawing a chuckle; chasing each other in the school buildings without get- ting nabbed by an irate teacher; sitting beside each other and talking, or sleeping, in an assembly; trading food in the cafeteria; and sharing moments of joy or shedding tears together. When we leave Cache, are we ready to embark on a career of new responsibilities? Marriage? College? Leaving home for the first time? As we graduate in 1983, can we really conceptualize a life where such dear friends may never be seen altogether again after we walk out of the gym following commencement exercises? With all these upcoming changes, it’s nice to have this annual... a momento of a “memory-Pac'd year. 21 For most at Cache in 1982-83, it was a “sports-Pac'd term. Some sweated; hobbled through injuries on crutches; panted like dogs after wind sprints; endured ice, snow, rains, and torturous winds; or cheered teammates on so wildly we lost our voices yelling for something we knew would not change the course of mankind, but which was important to we, the participants. For others, sports this year involved making bus trips as the Pep Club to enemy battlesites to cheer our top-ranked football team to another victory; making posters, signs, and spending endless hours before fans trying to evoke cheers without our due recognition; pouring our all into our theme song with a cold band instrument that sudden- ly seemed to be more of a foe than an ally; picking up friends, children, or depressed stu- dent athletes in numerous late-night treks to the school after practices and games; and, of course, other Bulldog boosters supported the sports with tears when we could not conquer all. Bulldog sports were not the most vital paprt of our schooling, but they helped us to grow and we're glad we can carry away from them learning experiences we gained while in our valiant pursuit of excellence. 22 This special year can be earmarked with so many notable sidelights: the economy took a Depression-like plunge; a new football league, the U.S.F.L., coaxed the Heisman-trophy win- ner Herschel Walker into forfeiting his college degree and senior year in college to become a professional athlete; “Ghandi” topped E.T.” for the honor Movie of the Year ; a survey suggested such proposals as an eleven-month school year be implemented; and George Nigh became the first Oklahoma governor to suc- ceed himself in office. But, in Cache, we students had to learn a lesson on life in the most cruel of means through the death of one we all knew. We wondered at how one so young could be snat- ched from us. But that educator was not silenced forever by the awesome slap of death. Actually, he taught us even in his death and whenever we reflect on his passing. He taught us as he lived to survive with strength against overwhelming odds. He taught us by his death to live on and honor his lesson to us by living to the fullest of the potentials that God has given us. He was a coach ... he was a teacher... he was a friend ... he IS. and always should be, an inspiration to excel until we, too, lie to rest. Inspirationally-Pac'd. exciting fun 23 Finally, graduation appeared and with it came the close of the schoolyear. No longer could we compare school and job. Now the time had come for us to leave, for us to go out and work in society with all we had learn- ed here at Cache. It is WE who must now carry on the American traditions. Like the Pac-Man game, our course had been run and we could only look at the score of our school-life events and reminisce at the growth we made in our encounters at each turn. But, unlike the arcade games, our life will come to an end on earth without “ex- tended play.” So as we close the yearbook and the memories hidden within its pages, we live on with thankfulness for all pertinent knowledge we accumulated at Cache during the 1982-83 year. With that knowledge, we S will make our short lives productively-Pac'd. V 24 iN MEMMIAM «FA 1 CiACIl, TEACHES A FBiEMI 1 HE LITIS . . . In the heart of every student he taught, he lives ... in he heart of every friend he knew, he lives ... In the classrooms and in the halls, his spirit lingers ... to cheer the downhearted, the timid, the one who needs a lift, the smile he wore was not faded ... it was here ... in your heart... in mine ... in all those who knew and loved him. His voice ... it i not silenced ... he speaks to each of us .. . you and me . .. message of courage, faith, and inspiration. Yes, truly, he lives . . . 26 LEAIH8 wn« ev� E vs initven THE MAKE §F LIFE SIMliHIEMBEHI Don Colwell BBAIB §P EBICAIWH Vice-President — Jack Dodd. Clerk — George Hollander. Member Wayne Epperson. Member — Johnny Runyan. Oliver Kern. Not Pictured: President — 27 PRINCIPALS Bill Dunsworth Reford Ulrich High School Principal Junior High Principal SECRETARIES • • Rodger Arter Elementary Principal Faculty not pictured: Alvis Richey....... Vivian Williams ... Glen Albin Girls’ Basketball Math Sondra Thompson Driver's Education Sue Richardson 1st Grade Susan Ashmore 6th Grade Industrial Arts JH HS Tutor Val Messner 1st Grade Gwen Tartsah 1st Grade Ervin Red Elk Title 4 Counselor Robin Kelly 5th Grade Bill Hunt Football Social Studies David Dorrell Agriculture Sharon Stephens 3rd Grade Sam Staats Vocal Music Asst. Coach Janice Hunt 4th Grade Joyce Denton 3rd Grade Louise Rhodes HS English Ronald Fowler Foreign Lang. Social Studies Mike Asenap Coach Social Studies Deborah Mahaffey English Library Darrell Schultz Art Sandra Chesnut Business Gene Fikes P.E. Assistant Coach Darrell Smith Band Nina Everett Democracy Jim Mahaffey 6th Grade Assistant Coach Mary Jones Ronnal Stoll Kindergarten Agriculture John Younger HS Science Goldia Smith 4th Grade Kay Bryce Joyce Hiebert Sharon Bruce Roney Smith Teachers’Aid Lang. Arts Tutor 2nd Grade JH Math Reni Hansen Special Education Terri Green 5th Grade Marlyn Platt English Speech Kimberly Ahdosy 3rd Grade Linda Baughman 5th Grade Betty Thrash JH Science Ernest Bernard JH Science Eugene Smith JH Science Wanda Stephens Teachers' Aide Karen Tatam Elementary EMH Amydell Byrd Special Education LaRue Parker Teachers’ Aide LindarWillcox Remedial Reading • Jean Johnson Special Education John Fremin Special Education Rosa Gilliland Math Tutor Roxie Plumlee JH Elementary Librarian Cheryl Bailey Counselor Lovelle Dunsworth Librarian Office Aide Jane Davis Speech Therapist NWMT MMMEI, Cooks: M. McCollum, M. Hawthorne, F. Davenport, J. Tahah, B. Jackson, D. Slatten, J. Lewis. Bus Drivers: P. Myers. J. Morgan, J. Mahaffey, R. Smith, V. Runnels, C. Bard. L. Beeson, L. Runnels; not pictured: K. Bryce, R. Bennett, B. Kirk, C. Karges. Custodians: R. Terry, Clyde Watts (bus mechanic), R. Gordon, D. Hawthorne, D. Clark. Crosswalk Attendant: R- Davenport • ••••• Diana McCollum Class Editor Mark Cooper Photographer 35 Scott Debbie Gene Todd Gene Jimmy Chaelly Anderson Arterberry Asenap Ash Atauvich Bishop Bryce Lyle Russell Terry Mark Sandra Don Quinton Cable Carrow Chesnut Cooper Crosson Davis Denney PBCM MIMM §11 YEAS F§1 THE J«li§l CLASS Officers: Pres. — Jackie Howell, Vice-Pres. — Lorrie Scott, Sec. — Ginger Gipson, Rep. — Pat Grose, Treas. — Ann Dunshee, Pari. — Gerard Parker, Student Council — Mark Cooper, Sponsor — Darrell Schultz Audrey Ann Ginger Clara Cathy Sherri Pat Dorrell Dunshee Gipson Gordon Goss Griffin Grose Crystal Nauni Nancy Niedo Dean Mills Karen Montgomery if vj'.v Nichols Cindy Nichols Susie Nichols Billy Oakmen Kipp Opperman Steve Pinchback Daniel Ratcliff David Slatten J®£ ■ i • • ' Richard Kim Thomas Vaughn - V ■ r 4 4 l Tammy Jason Ware Wauqua 38 Laura Wauqua Lawrence Wilhelm Alvin Winham Debra Wolff Brady Woomavaovah Tim Zimmer • t§HI§M«IE CLASS • . . . FALLING iMT§ PLACE Officers: Pres. — Lisa Howell. Vice-Pres. — Lisa Pinchback, Sec. — Todd Baughman. Rep. — Dianna Apauty. Treas. — Brock Karges. Student Council Rep. — Shannon Hunt. Sponsor — Debbie Mahaffey. Lori Acers Scott Ahdosy Keith Anderson Dianna Apauty Karen Apauty Donnell Atauvich Kenneth Atauvich Netta Debra Eric Kim Todd Cindy Jana Atauvich Bagley Barmettler Barton Baughman Bishop Bolen Rick Brown Joni Burch Pam Clark Tonia Colwell Bruce Copeland Neal Cox Billy 3g Daukei I Tina Easter Greg Ellis Monique Enriquez Dawn Epperson Eric Fell Michelle Graham 40 Karen Kemp Shawn Lewis i J I Mikki Malinowski Clarence Marshall Rene Becky Pam Myers Nunley Overstreet Andy Morrow Steve Mowatt Lisa Pinchback Brenda Smith Rodney Tartsah John Watts Terry Byron Pauley Phillips Jared Cynthia Pyle Rhodes Shannon Stephen Stephanie Still Kathy Tommy Margarita Lamar Wermy Wesaw Wimple Womack Pete James Stacy Bishop Boydstun Brown Bruce Beeson Stacy Berry Joan Bishop Kim Clark Kirk Cox Joey Terry Joseph Tina Cable Cable Carroll Carroll Officers: Pres. — Joseph Carroll. V-Pres. — Andy Woomavovah, Sec. — Tracy McCollum, Rep. — Kelly Seymour. Treas. — Sandra Lee, Student Council — Judy Grose, Stacey Liv- ingston, Sponsor — Ron Stoll. Sylvia Clifton Tim Crosson PIEtnMKI ANTICIPATE M«VE ¥• men scneeL 42 Jimmy Lesley Jolynn Rachelle Shelly Clyde Judy Curtsinger Doan Dodd Darby Ferguson Gray Grose r Sherry Alan Kendall Krone Edwin Terrance Marrero Marshall Shelly Matheny Carlyon McClung Tracy McCollum Anne Morrison Kista Serena Jacobi Johnson Sandra Stacey Lee Livingston Barbara Guthrie Sabrina Holiday Melanie Daylene Shawn Carrie Liz Mariah Billy Niedo Noel Opperman Palmer Parker Pyle Rackley Shannon Roach Susan Roach Kelly Seymour Roger Shields Lassie Smith i ammy Smith Tw Smith Kenneth Charles Gary Lori Glenn Tahpay Thomas Thomas Thomason Travis Kevin Jim Tina Turner Tyler Watts Tommie Wilson Andy Mark Woommavovah Woommavovah ATII eiAIE CLASS - •i THE MSVE! Officers Pres. — Scott Huddleston Vice-Pres. — Gayle Denney Sec. — Dana Whitehead Rep. — Jeff Johnson Treas. — Mike Callen Student Council Reps. — Jamie Barker, Royce Roach Student Representatives — Judy Riley Jack Rutledge Sponsor — Mike Asenap Harry Donna Beth Jamie Venessa Brett Micheal Acers Apauty Arnold Barker Bennett Boatsman Callen Danny Chacon Shannon Crow Jason Cutnose Gayle Denney DeAnne Felder Theresa Fell Eric French Tommy Laura Dwayne Terry Ann-Mary Jimmie Scott 45 Frazier Griffith Hervy Holder Howell Howell Huddleston Ruth Hutchens Morila Jenkins Jeff Johnson Ursula Kendall Cheryl Knight Adaline Kopaddy Ann Lee Shirlene Melissa Tommy Mike Lance Mark Connie Lockhart Majors Noel Oakman Owens Pangus Pletcher Poco Pohawpatchoko Riley Roach Roach Robbins Rutledge 46 Jimmy Teresa Amy Tony Tracy Tabatha Kendra Slatten Snowden Sperr Stephens Stephens Sweat Tartsah Morningstar Aragon Susan Bartmettler Dale Boice 48 7¥ll CBAIE ENJOYS HIST yeas in ji. men Officers: Pres. — Stacy Kelly, Vice-Pres. — Richard Carter, Sec. — Kelda Roskam, Rep. — Jodie Howell, Treas. — Kristi Gipson, Student Council Rep. — Steve Red Elk, Stacy Hunt, Student Representatives — Heather Tyler, Heath And Sponsor — Eddie Ahdosy. ‘8 1 r' r 1 II . Sabrina Brooking Karen Bruce Myca Richard Campbell Carter Angela Atauvich Traci Baughman Robert Beier Bicandi William Boydstun Mike Heath Cindy Fred Kristi Robbin Sheila Chacon Cox Easter Edwards Gibson Gordon Gossman Harrell Harrison Hearn Howell Jacobi Karie Johnson Kathy Jones Stacy Kelly Sonya Kendall Floyd Kopaddy Ernestine Kopaddy Kevin Kozma Liddell Lien Maiberger McClung McCollum McDaniel Neugebuer Wes Palmer Harold Parker Angie Payne Curtis Pittman Kerwin Pohawpatchoko jamie Porter Kelda Roskam Steven Seymour Shane Smith Terri Smith Jason Curtis Steve Pyle Quinton Red Elk Tracy Angie Deborah Richard Brian Lisa Preston Stephen Stolzer Tahan Tiddark Thiessen Theriault Thomason Scott Travis Heather Tyler Patricia Vinz Ricky Ware Colin Warner Dean Watts Terrell Wermy Mary Wilson Vickie Winters Alex Yackeyonny Gary Yackeyonny Young Melissa Horse Elementary Editor El Pi a is MB9. ASHMCBE'S SIXTH «BASE BEACHES FSB TCP (SALS Elliott, Kristie Evans, Dawnita Ferguson. Bobbie Griffith, Linda Hailer, Billy Henderson, Deirdre Johnson,Stephen Medley, Shelia Payne, Allen Quinton, Christie Ramirez, Marcie Robinson, Chad Thomas, Philip Tucker, Jeremy Wilson, Scott MB. MAHAFFEY'S SiXTII CBAII BACK� 6BEABY FSB JB. MCH Blaylock. Jeremy Denio. Kim Gaskin. Ronnie Gordon. Robert Morris. Jeffrey Mowatt, Evans Neugebauer. Cody Owens. Willie Parton. Rick Quetone. Jeffrey Red Elk, Tina Robbins. Mark Schneider, James Smith. David I Tahah. Donna Thomason. Kent Tiddark. Debra Wakefield. Andrea Warner. Shannon Wooten. Tracy Yeahquo. Jennifer 53 Brown, Tiffany Bryce, Cyammy Carter, James Cochrane. Katreece Epperson, Ethan Fikes, Cory Fishgrab, Jerry Given, Scott Griffin, Faron Griffith, Angie Jackson, Mark Johnson, Veronica McCollum, Jana Nichols, Stacey Scott, Shane Shea, Sheila Jo Snider, Tim Stephens, Scott Stevens, Ronnie Tanner, Charles Thorn, Tori Jones. Brad Kemp, Anthony Kopaddy, Sonya Liddell. Gary Marlow. Gina Todd, Amy Warner, Kenny Willcox, Kelly MRS. PIKES 6in CBABE EACH Ftl • MME CHALLENGES 54 MBS. BAICHMAM FIFYIl CIAM ENJMYS A «BEAT YEAB Darby, Lee Elling, Deanna Felder, Butch Hervey. Tammy Holiday. Faith Kopaddy. Mike Lee, Karen Lien, Julie Lynn, April McClure, Shane McCollum, Brian Peacock. Mary Pyle, Melanie Quetone. Greg Runnels. Paula Schneider, Jenny Sfoeat, Holli Tahpay, Johnna Tate, Seth Theriault, Angel Tidwell. Scott Turner, Michael Watts. Rene Wheeler, Justin Wilson, Kary Wisdom, Jamie Wolff, Terri Yackeyonny, Athena Young, Cy 55 MISS CBEEM'S FIFTH CEASE... ABILITY ¥• STBIYE AMS IS EABM Arndt. Billy Atauvich. Billy Banks. Mike Barfield. Stephanie Cable. Lorna Combs. Reggy Cooperrider. Jason Denio. Anthony Emmons. Heath Gentry. Patti Lee, Audrey Lowery, Sarah Markley. John Neugebauer, Scott O’Brien. Loraine Orange. Robert Red Elk. Jason Reeves. Charley Still, Glenn Whittle. Lance 56 MBS. IIVII'S F9IITIIUAIE SKCiTS FSB A SVCCESSFVL YEAS Acers, Jeff Andosy. Michelle Bower, Anne Marie Bower, Charles Bryant. Anna Carter, Ronnie Cox, Paula Digby, Michelle Dodd,Johnny Fast Horse. Thomas Hood. Peter Jackson. Jina Kuntz, Chris Lowery, Patrick Morrow, Kenneth Myatt, Lance Neugebauer, Doug Seymour. Cheryl Westmoreland. Mary Wilson. Lawrence 57 MBS. KELLY'S F««nn «AIE SYBiYES FSB IliCIIEB SSiHI) • • • MIS. SMITH'S FSVITH CEASE.. . AMXiSIS IS EXSLSIE Komahoheet. Shawn Lowery. Kurt FINN BIST YEAS A LEABNiie EXPEDIENCE Snowden. Janet Stevens, Suzette Streeter. Scott Tate. Van Voyles, Tammy Wermy, Gail Wilson, Antonio Wootten. Jennifer Yom, Yoo Rey Moore. Paul Niedo. Moopey Rackley, Heather Acers, Tammy Apauty. Vandal Bard, Donna Barker. Jennifer Cowley, Richard BENrers imn «BABE Gannaway, Jennifer 60 Gonzales, Mark Hill, Donald Atauvich, Tonyelle Bailey, Micah Bennett, Delvin Burk, Melissa Canada. Troy MBS. AIWMSY'S UABE BEYHSH MEW SKILLS 9 Lambert, Annie LaPierre, Jason MBS. STEPHEN'S SB� «BABE LEABNS IS CSSHBAIE WITH FELLSW CLASSMATES Hoffman, Angela Kerchee, Walter Miller, Shannon Noel, Leon Parton, Sunshine Rider, Nenah Roskam, Chris Smith, Kristi Snider, Holly Stolzer, Monique Streeter. Kevin Utz, Brandi Warner, Ricci William, Ronnie Wilson, Tiffany 62 Pohawpatchoko, Chris Pyle, Rachel Roach, Brady Rusch, Chrisopher Smith, Angela Steel, Anthony Tahpay, Jimmy Todd, Bradly Vance, Kelly White-Pigeon, Philip Zaboraski, Erma Barbour. Tisha Bennett. Ben Bruce, Ben Cable, Greg Cruz, Timothy Curtis, Chad -Evans, Michael Hervey, Joe Hodd. Angelic Martin, Susan Medley, Timothy Nauni, Uduh Neugebauer, Jason Palmer, Stacey MABIMC IT initven THE YEAB MBS. BBiCE'S MCSHB «BABE Apauty, Daisy Barton, Kinson Beck, Brian Benson, Freddy Bona, Lora Brady,Joey Dupler, Ryan Emmons, Clint Fulton, James George, David Wayne Haynie, Michael Jenson, Sabre McClung, Andy Mietchen, Brad Miles, Jeff Parton. April Red Elk, Nathan Row, Bennie Smith, Helga Rae IIIEil WAY VP IIIE PATH •F LIFE Tahmahkera, Clovia Thiessen, Heather Thomason, Justin Wakefield, Audrey Wyman, Sandra TICKin SMB «BABE CBMTiiiES Jeremy Jeffery , Kevin Benje Grooms, Steven Hill, Marty Hubbard, Dawn Kuntz, Steven Tahdooahnippah, Jesse Tahmahkera, Rebecca Taylor, Bryan Thompson, Jeremy CiOIAIIS«M,S 1ST � ABE LEARNS IS Buchanan,Brandy Carrick, Eva Clark, Michelle Crabtree, Karie Daukei. Jennifer DuBray, Marc Gibson, Alan Givens. Kelly REAR ANR WRITE Turner, Shirley Utz, Mandi Wermy, Michelle Wheeler. Jeric 65 Asenap,Jason Barker. Meredith Burrow. Christopher Crank, Mandy Erwin, Sandra MBS. MESSNEB'S FiBST 6BABE... Mantzke, Julia Miller, Shawn Rhodes. Teresa Steel. David LIAIMiNC scnecL IS ALL AMIT WHAT Smith, Zack Thompson, Teta Ute, Donald Warner, Kerri Wemy, Kay White. Jeremy White-Pigeon, Matthew Wright, Jerrod Yarbrough, Lora 66 Johnson, Dawn Johnson, Eli Kolb, Billy Barfield, Chris Bennett. Heather Brooking, Renate Brown, Roger Morris, Benjamin Nauni, Marla Niedo, Theodore Robinson, Branden Chesnut, Trade Crank, Michael Cullins, Tamara MBS. TABTSAir 1ST «BABE liNIS SCIISSL EXCiTiiC AMI iNTEBESTWC Stephens, Doug Stone.Lauren Tahah Lalbert Tipton, Diana Vernon, Jermiah Wermy Jr., Ronald Willcox, Michelle Womack, Jeremy Yeahquo,Jason Yeahquo, Stephanie Boatsman, Erin Cochran, Landon Cstti, Michael Dodson, Rachel Elling, Dana Ellison, Kris Emmons, Jarod Fulton, Josh Hoffman, Mark Keith, Brandee A.M. BiHBIK «AU AM EA START AT EMI Runyan, Flint Rusch, Shannon Schneider, Brian Shelton, Curtis Tate, Anthony H. Thomas, Eric Ulrich, Traci Winters, David Wyant, Lisa Yackeyonney,Johnathan 68 MBS. JMBE'S P.M. EiMBEBCAlIEM LEABBS MANY BEW IHiMCS Duarte. Daneisa Early. Cynthia Garza. Gilbert Gordon. Timmy Johnson. Clay Kolb. Candy McClung. Vanessa McDonald. Jamie McLauglin, Clint Miller. Clanton Olsen. Kirk Perea. Robert Ramirez. Leann Tibus. Donald Turner. Sherry Voyles. Katrina Weaver. Lee Ann Wilson. Lukiiko Yarborough. Dana SPECIAL El SPPEI9 HELP ISWABIA UiCniEI FVTiBE JIMiiB 4-llie’S ALWAYS BEABY AMI WiLLilG IS YSLIMTIIB 4-H Officers President — Faron Giffin Vice-President — Tim Snider Treasurer — Amy Todd Secretary — Tori Thorn (n p) Reporter — Katreece Cochrane Recreation Leader — Brad Jones Song Leader — Jason Cochrane Sponsor — Mrs. Hunt 71 Elementary Cheerleaders; Left to right April Lynn Tiffany Brown Holli Sweat Kneeling Katreece Cochrane Veronica Johnson Lying Paula Runnels CIIEEBLEAPEftS BEEP senccL SPtftiT ALIVE 72 LITTLE MC9 MHTiNIK TIIEiB WIHHIIC TIAMTiM Scoreboard Cache 42 Apache 6 Cache 24 Grandfield 18 Cache 16 Tipton 8 Cache 14 Snyder 0 Cache 16 Grandfiled 0 Cache 18 Apache 0 Top row: Cory Fikes, Mark Robbins, Lance McClung, Jimmy Schnieder, Scott Stephens, Billy Atauvich, Rick Parton, Kenny Warner, Philip Thomas, Scott Wilson, Pat Collins, Lenson Hearn. 2nd row: Coach Fikes, Coach Mahaffey, James Barmettler. Mike Kopaddy, Ethan Epperson, Reggie Coombs, James Ronnie Gaskins, Wilie Owens, Michael Turner, Jeff Quetone. Greg Quetone, Tony Griffith. 3rd row: Charlie Reves, Kelly Willcox, Scott Givan, Lance Whittle, Mike Banks, David Hubbard. Wayne Fishgrab, Jeremy Blaylock. Lee Dar- by, Shane Scott. Scott Neugebauer. Bottom row: Farron Griffin, Darren Keyes, Jason Cooperrider, Heath Emmons. Jason Red Elk, Tim Snider, Brad Jones. Scottie Jackson, Butch Felder, Ronnie Stevens. Justin Wheeler. 73 1st row: Holly Sweat, Lorna Cable, Melodie Pyle, DeAnn Elling, Tina Roberts. 2nd row: Coach Mahaffey, Audrey Lee, Loraine O’Brien, Karen Lee, Kim Gordon, Sara Lowery. s R e Girls 5-4 Boys 8-3 e Elgin 23-16 Roosevelt 18-14 Elgin 33- 4 Faxon 28- 6 3 Big Pasture 36-12 Faxon 18-20 Big Pasture 19-10 Davidson 20-26 c S Elgin 24-17 Chattanooga 5-16 Elgin 26- 2 Geronimo 22-23 0 Snyder 17-16 Geronimo 9-45 Snyder 22- 2 Temple 28-17 0 Snyder 17-20 Snyder 23- 4 Chattanooga 28-12 r n Roosevelt 13-21 d 6 ft E A ¥ Y E A ft 1st row: Justin Wheeler, Heath Emmons, Reggie Coombs, Lance Whittle, Jason Cooperrider, Scott Neugebauer. 2nd row: Greg Quetone, Mike Turner, Jason Dalby, Pat Collins, Tony Giffith, Lee Darby, Coach Mahaffey 74 1st row: Tiffany Brown, Katreece Cochrane, Jana McCollum, Stacey Nichols, Jennifer Yeahquo, Donna Tahah. Veronica Johnson. 2nd row: Lenson Hearn, Cyammy Bryce, Sonya Kopaddy, Debra Tiddark, Shelly Miller, Amy Todd, Angie Griffith, Coach Fikes. $ Girls 12-4 Chattanooga 34-15 Sterling 26-39 e Elgin 31-12 Apache 26-3 a Big Pasture 21-18 Cyril 24-12 Cl Apache “B” 36-3 Fletcher 12-8 s Apache 22-31 Big Pasture 25-20 n Snyder 25-27 Sterling 18-27 u Snyder 13-19 Temple 14-11 n Elgin 37-12 Big Pasture 10-25 Boys 16-2 R Chattanooga 32- 8 Sterling 21-20 Elgin 31-18 Cyril 33- 6 e Big Pasture 37-30 Fletcher “B” 22-12 Boone 38-13 Fletcher 18-21 c Apache 35-31 Big Pasture 17-22 0 Elgin 37- 7 Sterling 23-18 Elgin 35-13 Temple 31-20 r Snyder 29-20 Geronimo 31-14 d Snyder 22-23 Big Pasture 35- 8 1st row: Kelly Willcox, Ronnie Stevens, David Hubbard, Tim Snider, Mark Robbins, Jeremy Blaylock, Chad Robinson. 2nd row: Coach Fikes, Willie Owens, Cory Fikes, James Carter, Scott Stephens, Scott Wilson. Shaun Miller, Lenson Hearn. i f N ¥ P 75 Sarah Berry Editor Dana Ange Photographer 77 FIMI IVMMKII� BtMMil SMITH Ai� is� � ash 9ECSK� IIMIKM� KABEi A� AiTY Ai� IS� � BAICHMAi ANNUAL PBiNCE ANN WINCIM • • TiM CB699Ni • 9ANBBA LEE • • • 80 filllJllVN 9 a 9 A i i i ii s S19IM1S lYlldM 1(§N 9 83 DEBRA PEACOCK Art Club BONNIE SMITH Fellowship of Christian Athletes LISA HOWELL Student Council DAWNA KEYES Seniors PAM CLARK Sophomores ANITA LEWIS Yearbook Staff CINDY NICHOLS Vocal Music LISA PINCHBACK Cheerleaders MISS CONGENIALITY DIANA McCOLLUM Band LORI SCOTT FFA WWA SWEETHEART • • LilBiK Mill • • • . IIIE9 «VEEM Milii SC9II IW STIKIIIAVANEB ENGLISH AWARDS: Front: ENGLISH: K. Matthews. L. Pinchback. JOURNALISM: D. Ange. ENGLISH: S. Berry. B. Smith. A. Dunshee. J. Howell. C. Rhodes. G. Hollander. Back: CREATIVE WRITING: S. Cook. ENGLISH: W. Harrell. D. Davis. S. Pin- chback. CREATIVE WRITING: W. Mahaffey. M. Richey. M. Fikes. T. Colwell. GIRLS’ AND BOYS’ STATE DELEGATES: Ginger Gipson and Steve Pinchback TOP JR. HIGH AND SR. HIGH ART STUDENTS: Debra Peacock, John Wolff, Sherry Kendall, David Bryant. 92 STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY AWARDS: Tammy Smith and Sherry Kendall MASONIC AWARD WINNERS: Sabrina 9 Holiday, Mike Callen, Tamra Colwell, Mark Fikes. JR. HIGH HONOR SOCIETY: Front: M. Pyle. B. Boatsman. R. Carter. T. Stephen. S. Hunt. J. Pyle, B. Thiessen. H. Tyler. Mid- dle: S. Red Elk. K. Jacobi. S. Holiday. K. Jones. S. Kelly. N. Harrell. K. Gibson. Back: K. Clark. T. Smith, H. Cox. R. Tiddark. J. Porter. 93 SR. HIGH MATH AWARDS: Front: Cyn- thia .Rhodes, Algebra; Todd Baughman, Geometry; Shannon Hunt, Geometry; Steve Livingston, Algebra. Back: Jared Pyle, Geometry; William Mahaffey, Algebra; Wade Harrell, Computer Programming. JR. HIGH MATH AWARDS: • Front: Kristi Gibson, Stacy Kelly, Sabrina Holiday, Tracy Stephen, Heather • Tyler. Back: Jimmy Curts- inger, Joseph Carroll, Tam- my Smith, Jamie Porter, • Steve Red Elk. • • • • • JR. HIGH STATE PERFECT ATTEN- DANCE: Angela Atauvich, Heath Cox, Sabrina Holiday, Jim- my Curtsinger. • • SR. HIGH STATE PERFECT ATTENDANCE: Lisa Pin- chback, Neal Cox, Wade Har- rell, Kenneth Atauvich, Brock Karges, Shannon Stephen. 94 SPELLING BEE AWARDS: Brett Boatsman, BIOLOGY AWARDS: Kim Thomason, Shannon CHAMPION; Beth Arnold, First Runner-up; Hunt, Keith Anderson. Jamie Porter, Second Runner-up. • • • DRIVER SAFETY EDUCATION AWARDS: Terry Pauley, Keith Andderson, Kim Thomason, Michelle Graham, Ken Mat- thews, Andy Morrow, Pam Clark, George Hollander. • • • • • • • BUSINESS AWARDS: Front: Dana Ange, Ac- counting; Stephanie Still, Typing I; Michelle Graham, Typing I; Cynthia Rhodes, Typ- ing I. Back: Shannon Hunt, Typing I; Jollie McClure, Typing II; William Mahaffey, Ac- counting; Pam Overstreet, Typing I; Scott Ahdosy, Typing 95 JR. HIGH ENGLISH AWARDS: Front: Brett Boatsman, Stacy Kelly, Kathy Jones, Stacey Liv- ingston. Back: Steve Red Elk, Tammy Smith, Con- nie Pletcher, Sabrina Holiday. U.S. HISTORY AWARDS: Brett Boatsman, Melissa Ma- jor, Judy Riley, Jeff Johnson. OKLAHOMA HISTORY AWARDS: Tammy Smith, Roger Shields, Kim Clark. CIVICS AWARDS: Judy Grose, Sabrina Holiday, Kim Clark. HIGHEST GRADE AVERAGE AWARDS: Brett Boatsman, Steve Red Elk, Mariah Pyle, Connie Pletcher, Stacy Kelly, LeRoy Cowley. • • • HOME ECONOMICS AWARDS: Front: Shannon Stephens, Shannon Hunt, Jackie Howell, Jimmy Curts- inger. Back: Sabrina Holiday, Dana Ange, Shelly Cook, Stacy Brown. 96 Anita Lewis — Co Editor 97 • ••••••• CJBL9 • • • • FELLOWSHIP 'CHRitliAN • ATHLETES Founder: Glen Albin Sponsor: Sam Staats Officers President V.-Pres. . Secretary Treasurer Reporter .......Tamra Colwell Bobby Platt Shannon Hunt Troy Westmoreland .......Jackie Howell Wade Harrell ..........Ginger Gipson Pat Grose .......Penny Howell Wade Harrell 98 • • • • MEMBERS • •••••• • • • IKieEII • • • Officers Pres (FBLA) Susan Watson Sec ...............................................(DECA) Scott Andersen Treas.........................................................(VICA) Daniel Ratcliff ...............................................(FBLA) Troy Westmoreland Rep...................(FBLA) Maria Wimple (DECA) Brady Woommavoah Pari............................(FBLA) Anita Lewis (VICA) Alvin Winham Hist..........................................................(DECA) Audrey Dorrell Y • C A Bus Driver: Phyllis Meyers 99 9EM1M 4-11 HAS BUSY YEAR Officers: Pres. — Chris Kern; V.-P. — Ginger Gipson; Sec. — Daniel Ratcliff; Rep. — Jackie Howell; Treas. — Tamra Colwell; Pari. — Alvin Winham; Rec. Leaders — Teresa Flanagan Dana Ratcliff. 100 Officers: Pres. — Gayle Denny; V.-Pres. — Ursula Kendall; Sec. — Ann Mary Howell; Treas. — Judy Grose; Rep. — Dana Whitehead; Pari. — Melissa Majors; Chap. Sandra Lee; Rec. Leaders — Judy Riley Sherry Kendall. Top Jr. High 4-Her — Scott Huddleston 4-n achieves MANY CCALS Jr. Sr. 4-H Sponsor Rnnpv Smith B E t S % 101 INDIAN HERITAGE CLUBS WORK TOGETHER TO PROMOTE A SENSE OF PRIDE . . . Officers: Pres — Malanie Woommavovah; V.-Pres. — Terry Chesnut, Sec. — Dianna Apauty; Rep — Melissa Horse: Prince — Alfred Wright; Princess — Karen Apauty; Sponsor — Sandra Chesnut. 102 Officers: Pres. — Joseph Carroll; V.-Pres. — Tim Crosson Sandra Lee; Sec. — Melissa Major; Treas. — Andy Woommavovah; Rep. — Elizabeth Parker; Pari. — Terry Cable; Princess Anne Morrison; Brave — Jason Cutnose. INDIAN HERITAGE WEEK FEATURED ARTS CRAFTS EXHIBITS, NAVAJO TACO DINNER, FASHION SHOW SPECIALTY DANCES 103 104 MEMBERS HAS SVCCESSriL • YEAS Flag Girls: Tracy McCollum, Sandra Crossen, Flora Tachaw-wickah, Cindy Nichols, Tamra Colwell, Kathy Krone, Dianna McCollum. Drum Majorette: Shelly Cook BAN� MKMBEIS AWARBEB• • Outstanding Senior High Student Kip Karges Outstanding Junior High Student Kista Jacobi � . men TCP “!•” Kip Karges Darren Cochrane Steve Livingston Steve Pinchback Scott Ahdosy Michael Richey Michelle Graham Stephanie Still Pam Clark 106 r«l It ABB • • w bk Officers: Pres. — Kip Karges; V. Pres. — Michael Richey: Sec. — Shelly Cook; Rep. — Dianna McCollum; Pari. — Kathy Krone. jb. men TCP � !• Roger Shields Tammy Smith Kim Clark Stacy Berry Judy Grose Mariah Pyle Danny Chacon Kista Jacobi Stacy Brown 107 • CACilK FHA • rocMtiES «twin •HHWIIMilY Officers: Pres. — Jackie Howell, V. Pres. — Ginger Gipson, Sec. — Diana Apauty, Treas. — Lisa Pinchback. Rep. — Shannon Hunt, Hist. — Tonia Colwell, Chap. — Dana Ange. Pari. — Kim Vaughn. Photo. — Ann Dunshee Mikki Malinowski, Rec. Leaders — Lenson Hearn Michael Figueroa, Project Chair. — Shannon Stephen Lisa Howell. Sponsor: Mrs. Sue King MEMBERS 108 Elizabeth Parker — National FHA Delegate State Job Interviewing Winner; Melissa Horse — Sr. Division — State Job Interviewing Winner. Future Homemakers of America is an organization for students enrolled in home economics and related occupations courses in secondary schools. Its purpose is to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation,and community involvement. The first Home Economics Club in the Cache School system began way back in 1937. FHA has a national membership of half-a-million young men and women in 12,140 chapters. Oklahoma alone has a membership over 16,000 members. Cache FHA presently has a membership of 93. The colors of the organiza- tion are red and white; the motto is Toward New Horizons; the flower is a red rose, and the official newsletter is Teen Times. Future Homemakers of America offers friendships, involvement, opportunity, challenge, growth, communication, knowledge, and much more. Club Mothers: Mrs. Stephen, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. Gipson. Mrs. Howell. 109 •rpieiM President Brian Demarous Vice-President Lenson Hearn Secretary Lisa Whitehead Treasurer Bonnie Smith Reporter Nancy Cassell Parliamentarian Mike Carrow Sentinel Jeff Dodd Sweetheart Lorrie Scott 9NMI9I9 •r AMEBICA STATE FABMEBS Brian Demarcus Nancy Cassell Lenson Hearn Ricky Thorn Mr. Ronnale Stoll Mr. David Dorrell • BETA (LIB Sponsor Coach Sam Staats The Beta Club is an organization in which the members must have and main- tain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. The Beta Club organization gives its members opportunities to develop leadership and also learn to take respon- sibility. Beta Club sponsors events during the school year such as co-sponsoring both the homecomings and the annual Miss Cache High School Pagaent. The students work hard to show their scholastic and leadership abilities. It is an honor to be chosen for membership into this organization. We hope to continue the great work next year and the years to come. •FFiCEBS: Tamra Colwell......................Pres. Ginger Gipson...................V. Pres. Jackie Howell ......................Sec. Shelly Cook ......................Treas. Pat Grose..........................Rep. Mark Cooper.......................Pari. 112 SIIBIHI CtlHCiL The Student Council is an organization that promotes students thoughts, ideas and suggestions to help better the school system. It sponsors many events during the school year. The members of the Student Council are elected by the student body. A group of officers are elected along with representatives from each grade in the Jr. High and the High School. Fund raisers such as the Fish Pond booth at the annual Fun Night at Eagle Park, holding Crazy Legs Contest, and selling ads for the Miss CHS Contest pro- grams were all used to raise money to put on the Annual Miss CHS Pageant and the Homecoming. We hope that in the coming years, the students will stay involved. Sponsor Mrs. Sue King •FFiCEBS: Pres.........................Jackie Howell V.-Pres......................Ginger Gipson Sec....................Shelly Cook Treas.........................Penny Howell Rep............................Lisa Howell bulldogs Representatives: 12th..............David Thiessen 11th.......................Mark Cooper 10th....................Shannon Hunt 9th ..................Judy Grose ...............Stacey Livingston 8th................Jamie Barker Royce Roach Jack Rutledge 7th ...............Steve Red Elk • ABI • CLUB • CEIS • iMYfLVEB Sponsor: Mr. Schultz For the second straight year, Cache High's new Art Club has been an active, unique part of the student organizations. Especially where fun and excitement are concerned. They started off the year with an autumn water balloon fight and a watermelon eating contest. These festivities were topped with the election of club officers. A winter visit to a famous art exhibit was a learning experience for the club. On display were works by such famous names as Van Gogh, Pocassa, El Greco, Mon- drian, Minet, and Renoir. To raise money for Outstanding Artist Awards, the club did face paintings for Valentine’s Day. Seventy-six dollars was raised from this project. They closed out the year with a Saturday picnic to the mountains and another water balloon fiasco. The members would like to thank Mr. Schultz for organizing the club and for all his hard work. Officers: Pres. — Mikki Malinowski; V-Pres. — Linda Sulvia; Treas. — Dana Ratcliff; Reporter — Teresa Flanagan; Sec. — Patricia Vinz (Not pictured). MEMBEBS 114 Y6CAL MUSIC LKAIN9 • FUNDAMENTALS Officers: President — Cindy Nichols, Vice-President — Lamar Womack, Secretary — April Nichols, Reporter — Susan Roach. Sponsor ♦ Coach Sam Staats 115 High School Cheerleaders L to R: Michelle Graham Shannon Stephen Ann Dunshee Shelly Cook Lisa Pinchback Tonia Colwell 7th Grade Cheerleaders Top. L to R: Kelda Roskam Terri Smith Angie Atauvich Robbin Gordon Tracy Stephen Heather Tyler 116 Jr. High Cheerleaders Top: Gay Bard Laura Griffith Linda Silva Sabrina Holiday Melissa Major Todd Ash Photographer 117 • • • • BiSYBICY CHAMPS • • • • First row L. to R.: M. Woommavavoh, K. Opperman, K. Anderson, D. Thiessen, T. Zimmer, K. Kargas, S. Livingston, T. Thiessen. 2nd row: Coach Mike Asenap. J. Carroll. A. Morrow. A. Wright. N. Cox, G. Johnson. T. Wesaw. R. Tartsah. T. Smith. J. Watts, D. Atauvich. Coach Bill Hunt. 3rd Row: Coach Sam Staats. T. Ash. B. Karges. K. Seuhs. E. Bartmettler, G. Ellis, S. Pinchback, T. Baughman, C. Thomas, M. Fikes. Last row: Coach Jim Mahaffey. T. Pauley. R. Knight, B. Platt. T. Westmoreland. S. Morrow, R. Castlebury, J. Car- roll. B. Oakman. R. Collins, M. Figueroa, Coach Gene Fikes. 118 Michael Figueroa THIRTEEN SENIORS GRADUATE FROM SQUAD Alfred Wright Lenson Hearn Early practices and lots of overtime work accounted for an undefeated season for the Cache Bulldogs. Some 40 athletes went out for football in the 1982-83 season. These athletes worked together to form one of the area’s toughest teams. The first two games of the season the Bulldogs held Walters and Hinton scoreless at 36-0 and 39-0 respective- ly. As the season wore on the games got a little tougher. Opponents were able to score on the Bulldogs but not _ able to overcome them. Needless to say the Dogs finished with a perfect season at 10-0. When play-off time rolled around, the Dogs were sit- ting pretty. The team was rated high and was very well publized. When you talk about high school football, the Cache Bulldogs name usually came up. Despite an early play-off loss to the Ringling Bluedevils, the Dogs were treated to a fine season. Cache is always pro- ud of their football teams and this year is no different. Ronnie Castlebury 119 John Carroll Cache was also recognized for its many outstanding players in football. Players mak- ing All-Area are as follows: Mike Figueroa, Offensive Tackle; Roy Collins, Guard; Ronnie Castlebury, Defensive End; Steve Morrow, Nose Guard; Lenson Hearn, Linebacker; Steve Pinchback, Center: Tim Zimmer, Run- ning Back. Seniors making All-District are listed as: Mark Fikes, Quarterback; Gregg Johnson, Guard; Steve Morrow, Nose Guard; Lenson Hearn, Linebacker; John Carroll, Tackle; Mike Figueroa, Offensive Tackle; Alfred Wright; Defensive End; Roy Collins, Guard; Ronnie Castlebury, Defensive End. Mike Figueroa, was also honored All-Regional and A I I - S t a t e Honorable Mention. We are really proud of each and every player on the team. Everyone plays an important part of the team. David Thiessen 120 Mark Fikes IIAEK wees snews MICK t«icii BVLLI9CS GreBsJohra“ Football Scoreboard Opp. Cache Walters 0 36 Hinton 0 39 Carnegie 12 39 Frederick 7 38 Elgin 20 60 Hollis 7 34 Snyder 6 61 Apache 7 50 Tipton 6 49 Altus J.V. 13 42 Ringling 14 10 Season Record 10-1 121 i. to R. 1st row: B. Boatsman, J. Curtsinger, K. Cox, T. Wilcox, L. Owens, H. Acres. 2nd row: J. Johnson, J. Howell, A. Woommavavoh, T. Rutledge, M. Oakman, E. Marrero, M. Woommavavoh, Coach Mike Asenap. 3rd row: Coach Gene Fikes, J. Carroll, C. Thomas. M. Pangus, G. Thomas, J. Boydston, T. Smith, J. Slatten, J. Slatten. 122 civs iMPMYI BlliHC 9EAMM L. to R. 1st row: D. Boice, B. Thiessen, S. Hunt, R. Carter, S. Neugbauer, S. Smith. 2nd row: H. Cox. S. Seymour. M. Harrison, A. Yackeyonny, E. Lein. 3rd row: R. Collins — assistant, P. McClung, C. Hearn, C. Pitt- man, Coach Mike Asenap, C. Beavers, P. Thomason, D. Watts, M. Figueroa — Assistant. PEEPAEES F§l Jl. IIICII FiCTBALL 123 L to R.: S. Livingston, B. Smith, J. Burch, G. Gipson, S. Lee. T. Ware, L. Parker, D. Epperson. M. Wimple, S. Hise, L. Howell. S. Hunt, K. Apauty, J. Howell. M. Enriquez. A. Hernandez. J. Dodd. Middle: Coach Glen Albin, T. Colwell. LAST BILLlfCS SET 11-11BECSIB • 124 People are starting to take notice of the Cache Lady Bulldogs. With new self-confidence and a fairly new game plan, the Bulldogs have given people reson to fill up the stands with an 11-11 record this year. After a slow start with two losses to Walters and Elgin, the Lady Bulldogs rolled off four straight wins in a row. Two of these wins led them into the finals of the Marlow Tournament against Apache. Perhaps the biggest rivalry the ladies faced was a team from down the road — the Indiahoma Warriors. When the Bulldogs and the Warriors first met up in the season, the Bulldogs faced a 45-42 loss. The teams were matched up again in the semi-finals of the County Tournament. The Bulldogs were defeated again with a score of 52-49. These losses didn’t make the girls give up. Their stamina and will to win were tested in their homecoming game against Marlow. It took six overtimesteam, they will be even more ready next year and are looking forward to a great season. Ginger Gipson — All-Area Scoreboard Opp. Cache Walters 59 45 Elgin 47 36 Chatty Marlow Tourn. 50 54 Central 41 54 Marlow 34 46 Apache 69 37 Indiahoma 45 42 Carnegie 38 55 Apache 32 19 Chatty 47 50 Walters 54 51 Empire 42 51 County Tourn. Geronimo 31 57 Indiahoma 52 49 Frederick 37 43 Marlow 45 47 ot Apache 65 58 Tipton 35 34 ot Elgin 51 32 Carnegie District Tourn. 48 49 ot Walters 37 36 Season Record 11 — 11 125 The boys’ basketball team had a season with a strong finish. They advaced all the way to Regionals before they were eliminated by Burns Flat. With on- ly graduating one Senior the team will be even stronger next year. Although they did not win as many games as they lost the team still improved thir record from last year. This improvement is sure to continue as the years go by. iMPBCYE IEC9BI 126 L. to R. Bottom row: S. Liv- ingston. S. Ahdosy. K. Atauvich. T. Baughman, J. Boydston, M. Richey, M. Cooper. D. Atauvich. Top row: T. Smith, L. Cable. G. Parker, B. Oakman, P. Grose, R. Collins, R. Knight, Coach Kevin Everett. Opp. Cache Walters 66 48 Elgin 60 72 Chatty 73 54 Frederick 62 48 Marlow 53 50 Central 48 67 Apache 43 49 Indiahoma 43 52 Carnegie 73 66 Apache 50 41 Chatty 69 48 Walters 63 51 Empire 62 78 Elgin 58 40 Frederick 75 79 Marlow 54 55 Tipton 62 61 Elgin 65 45 Carnegie 60 61 District Tournament Apache 46 47 Walters 65 57 Regional Tournament Tipton 53 59 Burns Flat 77 72 Season Record 9-14 Marlow Tournament County Tournament ra� i Scoreboard 127 ji. men etiu nab mihty L. to R. Bottom row: J. Dodd. S. Matheny, S. Kendall, T. McCollum, D. Apauty. M. Majors. Middle row: K. Seymour. A. Lee. U. Kendall. J. Riley. J. Stevenson. L. Griffiths. S. Livingston. Top row: C. McClung. L. Silva. T. Smith, L. Parker. S. Lee. J. Grose. Coach Albin. Scoreboard Opp. Cache Apache 41 46 Fletcher 31 43 Elgin 32 46 Sterling 48 42 Walters 9 49 Carnegie 38 37 Chatty 28 55 Apache 39 37 Walters 28 50 County Tourn. Indiahoma 31 70 Geronimo 30 58 Sterling 20 39 Elgin 28 38 Geronimo 29 41 Chatty 19 55 Sterling 44 48 Carnegie 41 32 Frederick 25 48 Elgin 24 54 TEAM TAKES 8KB IN ELCIM T9IRNEY 128 Cache 57 37 30 62 44 61 70 Opp. Elgin 44 Cement 49 Walters 45 Carnegie 65 Chatty 44 Apache 49 Walters 41 Elgin 43 Fletcher 37 Big Pasture 47 Cache 31 41 56 50 59 34 53 55 25 63 Scoreboard Opp. Elgin 49 Geronimo 56 Chatty 17 Sterling 45 Carnegie 63 Frederick 56 Elgin 49 Elgin Tournament County Tournament Season Record 10-7 BiYS TAKE dll ii CHMYY L to R. Bottom row: B. Boatsman, Mike Callen, J. Carroll. L. Owens. M. Woommavavoh. Top row: Coach Mike Asenap. M. Oakman, T. Smith, J. Boydston, K. Cox, Coach Kevin Everett. 129 L. to R. Bottom row: A. Kopaddy, S. Lockhart, J. Barker. R. Hutchinson, D. Whitehead, M. Majors. Top row: A. Lee, D. Apauty, U. Kendall. K. Tartsah, J. Riley, P. Pohawapatchako. L. Griffiths, Coach Glen Albin. L. to R. Bottom row: S. Kendall, T. Smith, C. Easter, J. Howell, M. Wilson. Top row: D. Tidark, N. Harrell, M. Bennett. S. Kelly, K. Gibson, T. Baughman. Coach Mike Asenap. 130 L. to R. Bottom row: R. Carter, S. Smith. P. McClung. A. Yackeyonny, S. Seymour. S. Hunt. Top row: Coach Mike Asenap, H. Parker. H. Cox, M. Doan, C. Hearn, P. Thomason. nn ami din snew IIliCAIilM M«IKSTATE •VALIFiEBS L. to R. Bottom row: T. Easter, S. Kendall, S. Livingston, J. Howell. B. Smith. T. Mc- Collum. Middle row: D. Apauty, K. Seymour, L. Silva, G. Gipson, M. Wimple, J. Burch. Top row: S. Hunt, S. Lee, L. Parker, S. Hise. L. Howell, T. Colwell, Coach Albin. This year the High School girls' track team had a really fine season. 0 0 0 4 After taking home second place at the Hobart track meet, the girls came back home and robbed the Cache Track Meet of first and the sweepstakes trophy. At Regionals, which was held at Plainview, many of the track team members qualified to go on to the state meet. They are as follows: Sandra Lee, high jump; Margarita Wimple, mile run; Lisa Howell, Tracy McCollum, Diana Apauty, Joni Burch, mile relay; Ginger Gipson, Margarita Wimple, Joni Burch, and Lisa Howell, two mile relay. Others were not far off of qualifying for for the state meet and did a good job in the meets during the season. .HACK' STEM THE • • M6YE 131 Bottom row: J. Watts, C. Stevens, J. Carroll, M. Woommavavoh. S. Livingston. M. Fikes, J. lies. Top row: B. Smith, S. Stevens, B. Karges. M. Figueroa. R. Castlebury, J. Boydston, A. Winham, T. Colwell, Coach Fikes. The guys’ team also had a great season with over half of the team qualifying for the state meet. Those qualifying are as follows: Karges, Figueroa, discus; Castlebury, Fikes, Livingston, Isles; mile relay; Livingston, Fikes, Car- row, Woommavavoh, two-mile relay; Livingaton, 800 meter run; Stevens, pole vault. 132 Bottom row: K. Gibson. J. Howell. M. Majors. S. Kendall, T. Baughman. Middle row: Coach Glen Albin. S. Kelly. P. Pohawpatchako, J. Riley, U. Kendall, D. Apauty. Top row: T. McCollum, L. Silva, L. Parker, S. Lee, K. Seymour, S. Liv- ingston, S. Kendall. 133 Bottom row: H. Acres. D. Watts. C. Gray. J. Curtsinger. D. Liddle, J. McCollum. Top row: Coach Fikes. M. Woom- mavavoh. J. Carroll. J. Boydston. C. Hearn. J. Rutledge. 134 Bottom row: R. Brown, K. Atauvich, T. Zimmer, W. Pyle, R. Tartsah, T. Baughman. Top row: G. Parker. C. Bryce, S. Morrow, T. Pauley, D. Saupity. L. Cable, Coach Mike Asenap. men sen«§L sirs miBici BIMNH-IP I First row: L. Owens, T. Stevens, B. Beeson, B. Boatsman. Second row: J. Howell, G. Rutledge, M. Callen, S. Huddieston, D. Watts. Third row: T. Wilcox, M. Oakman, K. Cox, T. Smith. C. Thomas, A. Woommavavoh, Coach Roy Jay. ALLSMIIS BANQUET • • BILLMC n«M«l$ Bulldog of the Year....................Ginger Gipson Mark Fikes MVP Basketball..................Ginger Gipson Roy Collins Super Sub Basketball.....Stacy Livingston (F) Karen Apauty (G) Todd Baughman Outstanding Forward......................Lisa Howell Outstanding Guard..............Maria Wimple Annette Hernandez Best Hustler.............K.......Mike Richey Outstanding Track............Margarita Wimple Football Offensive........................Tim Zimmer Lenson Hearn Mark Fikes Mike Figueroa Football Defensive.....................Alfred Wright Ronnie Castlebury Steve Morrow Most Improved Basketball.....Dawn Epperson 136 Terry Chesnut Advertising EAGLE PARK TRADING POST Fun for All the Family! Rides and Amusements for All Ages. Cache, Oklahoma £ £ £ • Congrats Srs. of ’83 Much happiness in years to come! DR. MRS. WAYNE E. EPPERSON NIEDOS CAFE Specializing in Indian Food, Steaks, and Burgers Cache, OK • • • • JIM LIEN SHAMROCK STATION GROCERY Cache, Oklahoma 429-3276 138 • • • • 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 • Congratulations Seniors of 1983 KEN’S FOOD STORE A Complete Line of Groceries School Supplies Fresh Vegetables Magazines Fine Meats Records Cache, Oklahoma Phone: 429-3220 Fine Dairy Products EL RANCHITO RESTAURANT In Downtown Cache Features ... Mexican Foods, Burgers, Steaks Mon-Sat 429-3341 11A.M.-9P.M. —Closed Sunday — COOK CERAMIC Firing — Duncan Products Greenware Supplies Classes Available Phone: 429-8343 509F Cache, Okla. MORRIS HADLEY Western Supply Tack Cut Out Belts Our Specialty 405-429-8329 Cache, Okla. 73527 CACHE HARDWARE AND LUMBER “GOOD LUCK BULLDOGS” We Appreciate Your Business Owners: TROY SHERREL THORN RICKY TORY Cache 139 Grocery Old Rt. 62 East of School 429-3267 VIDA’S HAIRSTYLING Distributors of Great Haircuts and Styling Methods By Appointment Only Wed.-Sat. 7:00-12:00 OUR BUSINESS IS DIAMONDS N l L , bLamond 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 OLD WEST MUSEUM General Store and Cafe Orders to Go or Eat Here Gas — Beer — Fishing Equipment 429-8069 Cache?Okla. A . He First State Bank We Pay Maximum Interest NOW Accounts Cache, Oklahoma LOBBY HOURS MOTOR BANK MON-FRI - 9 AM-2 PM ON - FRl 9AM-4PM SATURDAY 9AM-12PM WALK UP WINDOW MON-FRI-2AM-4PM SATURDAY 9AM- 12PM 357-3232— OR 429-3232 OPEN SATURDAYS TIL NOON 10 MILES WEST OF LAWTON ENJOY PERSONALIZED SERVICE 24 HOUR SERVICE FDHl Neighborhood BanCard First Stala Bank Cacka Ok B R Cult.m.r CHEC{]g kRp is] 5th C Street CACHE OKLA 3) c • • SPEARS CHEVROLET AND OLDS New and Used Cars Hwy. 62 and 183 Phone: 569-2307 Parts, Sales, and Service Snyder, Oklahoma FRONTIER MUSIC CO. — Band Instruments — Conn, Leblanc, Gretzen, Buffet, Ludwig, Rogers, Benge — Sales — Rental — Repair — Also — Kimball Organs and Pianos 1014 “D” Ave. Lawton Phone 355-4231 141 “Congratulations Seniors 1983 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 Cache Phone 429-3254 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 THE CABBAGE PATCH “Fine clothing for great kids” Clothing — Accessories - Gifts Use our lay-a-way Ask me about Mary-Kay 615 E. Street 569-2411 ____________«• • WE SELL CORN FED BEEF FRAZIERS MEAT PLANT CUSTOM MEAT PROCESSING Buy your beef whole or half quarter 246-3261 Indiahoma We have complete curing and smoking service 1ST THE FIRST BANK°f cHATTaNooc The Bank of Friendly Service Complete Banking Services for Banking Business Really Appreciated Chattanooga, Okla. 401 — 3rd Street Phone: 597-6666 “Congratulations Seniors of 1983” BANK OF THE WICHITAS Snyder, Oklahoma MOUNTAIN VALLEY FLOWERS GIFTS 7103 E. St. Snyder, Okla. 569-2812 Flowers Gifts for All Occasions Weddings — Receptions — Anniversaries Crystal — Jewelry — Cards — Candles — Dolls Plants Fresh or Silk Arrangements Starters — Carburetors — Mufflers — Brake Drums Tuned SAUERMAN SALES Complete Auto Parts Service McCulloch Chain Saws Sales — Service 353-0460 Lawton, Okla. LAWTON PUBLISHING COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ’83! Publishers of The Lawton Conbstitution The Lawton Morning Press The Sunday Constitution P.O. Box 648 353-0620 102 SW 3rd CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1983 SENIORS. BEST WISHES FOR GOOD HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND PROSPERITY. MR. MRS. DON COLWELL TONIA TERRY 145 Phone: 355-3772 RALPH DODD PLUMBING AND HEATING Sewer Service and Trenching BacIc Hoe Service Randy Dodd — Owner 6502 Cache Road FELTON DEAN PONTIAC GMC INC. 52 Cache Rd. 353-8180 Lawton, Oklahoma Super Deals on All Pontiac — GMC Trucks Large Selection on Used Cars and Trucks We Secure What We Sell (In the Middle of the Highway) (i BUSINESS MACHINES EQUIPMENT, INC. Harold Evans — Owner Lawton, Okla. 602 D Avenue 355-2121 KEEPSAKE DIAMOND CENTER Omega — Seiko Watches Keepsake Diamond Rings Diamond Setting Engraving Central Mall Lawton 248-5034 146 GRAV-A-NAME-TOO Engraving Specialists Trophies — Nameplates Jewelry Engraving Darlene Murray — Owner Sam Cantwell — Manager Phone: 355-2137 620 C Ave. Res. Phone: 536-0507 Lawton, Okla. ZALES The Diamond Store Student Accounts Welcomed Lawton, Oklahoma Central Mall Cache Road Downtown Square 353-3456 353-6630 Congratulations, Seniors “83” KERN’S WELDING Phone: 429-3597 Cache, Oklahoma • • • • jfi • •• LARRY’S REXALL DRUG STORE Larry Dismore R.Ph. 569-2008 Snyder Oklahoma AUTOGRAPHS 147 RED POWER Construction, Inc. OILFIELD Construction BACKHOE DITCHING Roustabout Service “Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1983” FULLY INSURED RADIO EQUIPPED 788-2611 YARD • EAST OF CfTY OFFICE - SOUTH MAIN ELMORE CITY OKLAHOMA (3565i (2 £ NATIONAL BANK 73505 C 405) 357 - 2530 BANKING HOURS: LOBBY 9:00-3:00 MON-THURS 9:00-5:30 FRIDAY DRIVE-IN BANK 7:00 AM-7:00 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY VISA WALK-UP WINDOWS 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY • Day Night Depository • Savings Accounts • Loons — Personal — Commercial — Auto — Real Estate • Collection For All Utility Bills 38TH AND CACHE ROAD LAWTON, OK. 73505 MEMBER F.D.I.C. 3801 CACHE RD pwescq,ptiu,i; — PHONES 357 tm 1112 (i A ■■ ppfefrCRlK i —r'' 357 331 C AVENUE LAWTON. OKLA. 73S01 HOME HEALTH CARE CENTER Sa rt Ttrpan tSupp r 0 . herzic VKNGf Sewing Center Sinycr- UrAmy- OCcccAi- W u c C na 'Panasonic- J{oouer Sinycr Vacuum C cancri 1812 W. Gore Lawton, OK 164 Central Mall 353-8800 Scuiiny Consu iani 355-7110 1 here s a Chick-fil-A reslaurant in a shopping mall near you. Enjoy our original boneless breast of chicken sandwich. It's lightly fried, perfectly seasoned and served on a hot buttered bun. And of course you don’t want to miss our tasty garden fresh salads, old fashioned lemonade, and a lemon meringue pie that is so delirious it simply melts in your mouth. So next time you go shopping, enjoy the taste worth shopping for Chick-fii-A .'Closed on Sundays I Centrali Mall Lawton, OK photographic excellence the southwest’s largest school photographer BLUNCK STUDIOS, INC., P.O. Box 789, Clinton, OK 73601 1-800-522-5091 taste I PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY P.O. Box 2277 101 East “B” St. Phone 353-4468 Lawton, OK MILLER BAND INSTRUMENT CO. Band Equipment Supplies Specializing in: Band Instrument Guitar Repair 513 C. Ave. Lawton, OK DAN DELLUOMO DATSON mmn In the long journey of life, May a Datsun carry you All the way to your Goals ms 2nd and Gore Boulevard Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405-353-2244 Home: 248-3273 151 24-hour banking Security is the Bank that developed Neighborhood Banking and introduced it to Lawton. With the Neighborhood BanCard from Security, you have access to all Cheq -ard Terminals throughout Oklahoma and convenient Next|Door Banking at’ Neighborhood Teller Terminals throughout the Lawton Area Security Your good friend in Lawton. Security Bank G Trust Company, C Avenue at Fifth Street, Lawton, Oklahoma 73502 Telephone 353-7700 • Member F.D.I.C. RYANS MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving Phone: 536-1474 353-3027 6210 Cache Road Eugene Ryans, Owner Lawton, Okla. OKLAHOMA ABSTRACT COMPANY “Continuous Service Since 1901” Bob Mitchell, Secretary-Manager Abstract and Title Insurance Phone: 353-2424 519 “C” AYCOCK’S BRIDAL SHOPPE Prom Gowns Formals «Tuxedos 1808 W. Gore Blvd. Lawton, OK 73501 0C0_C040 Member of National Bridal 090 00 IO Service CECIL LAWSON BUICK-CADILLAC CO. (405) 355-1213 4455 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73527 . . “V-6 and Diesel Power for the 80’s” CLINTON HERRING LINCOLN-MERCURY wipn.vr.'i'j ■■IrTTTTTTn Marquis Cougar XR-7 Zephyr Capri LN-7 Lynx Continental Mark V 2nd and B Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Phone: 355-3663 “Where your satisfaction is ours 1353 N.W. 53rd Street Phone 357-7213 Lawton, Purina Feeds Evergreen Feeds KMB Feeds, Inc. LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES Phone 357-2300 KERRY GIVENS 2602 West Lee Lawton, Okla. 73501 SIERRA DEVELOPMENT, INC. Residential Commercial Land Developers 1305 N.W. 73 — LAWTON Oklahoma Owners J. T. GRAYSON JOY WHITE 154 Bus 536 8714 Home 536 311 6 R S SPORTING GOODS Retail — Wholesale “House of Service” 1802 Gore 355-1107 Lawton, Oklahoma LARRANCE TANK CORPORATION ... Steel Products Structural ‘Reinforcing Tanks P.O. Box 2007 Ph. 353-4600 Austin Parker Lawton, Oklahoma Manager 73502 PAT’S DISCOUNT 13 AUTO SUPPLY Pay Hayes — Owner Ph: 353-5162 1332 N.W. 53rd Lawton, Okla. 73505 LAWTON VENETIAN BLIND AND SCREEN CO. 604 South Sheridan Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405 353-6391 Congrats to 1982-83 Seniors MEMBER FSI K Federal Savings Loan Insurance Corp. Your Savings Insured to $100,000 Hours Monday thru Friday Lobby 9:00 - 4:00 Drive In 8:00 - 6:00 Telephone 248-7510 fir st FeoeRaL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Chickasha - Duncan - Norman - El Reno - Ardmore - Lawton - Enid Homes Loans (old and New homes) Home Improvement Loans 30 month Money Markets 6 Months Money Markets Savings Loans Constructions Loans SEPP-Self Employed Retirement Acct. IRA-Individual Retirement Acct. KE0GH-S elf Consumer Loans Prestige Accounts Passbook Savings Certificates of Deposit All Savers Certificates Telephone Transfer Direct Deposit NOW Checking Accounts Employed Retirement Account ft 1 BANK THE AMERICAN WAY COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE CUSTOMER PARKING ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. PHONE 353-6500 Sixth and D Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma t SHAKEY’S PIZZA PARLOR Bunch-a-Lunch All You Can Eat — For One Low Price 11:30 A.M. 1:30 P.M. (Except Sunday) Wednesday is Family Night Call in Orders 2311 Cache Road 353-8223 Lawton, Oklahoma 157 Order it all-hot and fresh, right from your car! BURGER KING G od Luck to All the Graduates Come as you e re! 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 burgei cool, frosty shakes; great fries, whatever pleases your appetite! R KING 2635 Cache Rd. Lawton 15P Compliments of COMANCHE LUMBER COMPANY 230 S. Railroad Lawton, Oklahoma “Congratulations to the Seniors of 1983” Lawn Mower Service Racf..nor Repair COMPLETE Engine Radiator Service SMALL ENGINE SERVICE -C- 72 ,3(M cSmuici A Tom Hawthorne, Owner WER 101 N. Sheridan Lawton, Ok- 735C5 _________Phone 353-6261- 0k c Fowlers Abstract Company Paint Glass and Floor Covering — Complete Decorating Service 1010 D Ave., Lawton Oklahoma — Phone 355-1346 DON JUMP Partner — Office Mgr. PHONE: 355-3680 613 “C” AVENUE — LAWTON, OKLAHOMA 73501 LAWTON TRANSIT MIX, INC. MT. SCOTT FEED AND SEED Feed — Pecans — Garden Seeds and Insecticides Kasco — Dog Food — Acco Feeds Phone: 353-6900 2208 F. Ave. Box 144 Lawton, Okla. 1002 F. Lawton 353-3169 0k 160