Cache High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cache, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

SPIRIT ALIVE IN ’85 1985 BULLDOG CACHE HIGH SCHOOL, CACHE, OKLAHOMA SPIRIT In every aspect of the 1984-85 school year, spirit was exhibited to its fullest capacity. The year was filled with many accomplishments and achievements, and through it all, Cache High School abounded with spirit and determination to reach the top and become number one. The students as well as the faculty really made 1984-85 come alive with spirit! m We’re the Greatest Class Alive Senior Class of ’85 I CLASS MOTTO “Cherish Yesterday, Dream of Tomorrow, and Live for Today.” COLOR Red White FLOWER Red Rose Tonia Colwell George Hollander Scott Ahdosy Lamar Womack Margarita Wimple Shannon Hunt Brock Karges Neal Cox Michelle Graham Tommy Wesaw Shannon Stephen 8 Todd Baughman Lisa Pinchback Keith Anderson Lisa Howell Rick Watson Karen Apauty Richard Gordon Cynthia Rhodes Wendye Cisarik Terry Pauley Brenda Smith Ken Matthews 9 Dianna Apauty Cindy Bishop Kim Barton Andy Morrow Greg Ellis Stephanie Still Kenneth Atauvich Monique Enriquez Joni Burch Darrell Huddleston Rodney Tartsah 12 Rick Brown Pam Clark Mikki Malinowski Eric Barmettler Virginia Mitchell Karlton Trim 13 OFFICERS PRESIDENT — Andy Morrow VICE-PRESIDENT — George Hollander SECRETARY — Lisa Howell TREASURER — Rodney Tartsah REPORTER — Todd Baughman STU. COUN. REP. — Lamar Womack SPONSOR — Ms. Mahaffey Jason Wauqua Shawn Lewis Billy Daukei Cindy Connerly John Hamula Daniel Seymour Mr. Mrs. George Hollander Mr. Mrs. Robert Karge Ms. Mahaffey Mr. Mrs. Earl Howell 16 Sponsor Class Parents Class Parents Class Parents STUDENT LIFE 1985 Alive With Spirit 1985 was certainly alive with spirit — spirit in our country, spirit in our community, spirit in our school, and spirit in ourselves! The halls of Cache High School were filled with spirit and excitement as each of us pushed ourselves to our limits to reach the top. Athletically and academically many students achieved excellence. The year 1985 was definitely filled with all kinds of spirit! 19 Spirit-Filled Year The spirit in our country in 1985 was brought to its peak by the Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Mary Lou Retton cap- tured our hearts, as she did the gold medal, and the spirit in America soared to an all-time high! The Presidential election was a historic one as Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman ever to run for Vice-President. In the entertainment world, the Jackson’s Victory Tour grossed millions of dollars all across the country while Clara yelled “Where’s the Beef?!” The hot- test movies in 1985 were “Beverly Hills Cop”, “Ghostbusters,” and “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.” In all aspects of the year, 1984-1985 was spirit-filled! 21 Oklahoma Heritage Day took us back in time and taught us all a lot about our history. Booths and exhibits were set up for puuiic viewing, and many people participated in i'ne day-ion , event. This year, Cache High School was filled with school spirit. At every athletic event in 1985, school spirit was predominate. Whether we won or lost, the encouragement and enthusiasm of the student body was constantly uplifting. Alive With Memories 22 -“L Many students strived to do their personal best in all aspects of school life, and many students reached their goals. 1985 was a very fulfilling year for all of the students who passed through the halls of Cache High School. The memories that we all have of the past year will be cherish- ed by each of us for a long time. Any way you look at it, 1985 was alive with spirit! 23 Seniors Reach Goal Graduation was the accomplishment of a major goal for all of us. For thirteen years we have been moving toward graduation. Now that we have reached our goal, we must all set new ones. As we go out into the world on our separate patahs, each of us will be better people because we passed through the halls of Cache High School on our journey through life. 24 N ADMINISTRATION In Memoriam of Reford C. Ulrich HIS CONCERN WAS FOR HIS STUDENTS ... HIS LOVE WAS FOR HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS ... HIS DEDICATION WAS AS A PRINCIPAL AND TEACHER ... HIS INFLUENCE UPON OUR LIVES WILL LONG BE REMEMBERED. School Board Tommy Hawthorne Oliver Kern Henry Ray George Hollander Don Berry Bill Dunsworth High School Principal Rodger Arter Grade School Principal 1st Semester David Hutton Grade School Principal 2nd Semester Ramona Wilson High School Secretary Joyce Arter Grade School Secretary 1st Semester Jean Ulrich Grade School Secretary 2nd Semester Glenda Colwell School Secretary Noma Red Elk Jr. High Secretary Principals and Secretaries 1984-85 Cheryl Bailey Counselor Glen Albin HS BB Math Debbie Mahaffey HS Eng. Library Jerry Warden Boys’ BB Speech Sandra Chesnut Business Tad Lovelace Agriculture David Dorrell Agriculture Darrell Smith Band Louise Rhodes HS English Larry Willis Kay Bruce HSMath Teachers’Aide Sue King Home Economics Donald Mock HS Science John Fremin Spec. Ed. Gifted Bill Hunt Lowell Watts FB Coach Hist. Driver’s Ed. Mike Asenap Darrell Shultz Eddie Ahdosy Ronald Fowler Reni Hansen Soc. Studies Art JH Eng. Hist. Lang. Soc. Stud. Spec. Ed. Baseball s u P P o r t COOKS, L to R: Betty Jackson, Dorothy Slatten, Mary McCollum, Joan Stevens, Kim Long, Jean Leiws, and Juanita Tahah. V Tf P e r s o n n e Safety Patrol — W. R. Moore BUS DRIVERS, L to R: Ervin Red Elk, Louise Beeson, Jan Morgan, Lois Runnels, Roney Smith. Not Pictured: J. Mahaffey, B. Kirk, K. Bryce P. Meyers. 32 l CUSTODIAN, L to R: Willene Clark, Donnie Clark, Richard Terry. Not Pictured: Richard Gordon and J. Watts. Juniors Austerlitz, Kristi Bard, Gaye Berry, Stacey Bishop, Joan Bishop, Pete Boydston, James Brown, Stacy Carroll, Joseph Castlebury, Gail Clark, Kim Cowley, LeRoy Cox, Kirk Crispin, Maggie Curtsinger, Jimmy Darby, Richelle Dodd, JoLynn Eldridge, T amatha Ferguson, Shelly Grose, Judy Hadley, Ray Hodges, David 34 Juniors ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★'A Jacobi, Kista Johnson, Serena Krone, Alan Lee, Sandra Little, Darian Livingston, Stacey Lorentz, Albert Lowe, Shannon Matheny, Shelly McCollum, Tracy Nicholson, Mike Niedo, Melanie Opperman, Shaun Parker, Van Rackley, Billy Roach, Shannon Seymour, Kelly Shields, Roger 35 Juniors ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ Silva, Linda Smith, Cassie Smith, Tammy Stephenson, JoLynn Stevens, Jerry Thomas, Charles Thomason, Lori Tyler, James Watts, Tina Wilson, Tommie Wolff, John Woommavovah, Andy Woommavovah, Mark Yarbrough, Angela Yom, Mae Rey 36 Junior Officers PRESIDENT - Charles Thomas VICE-PRESIDENT - Stacey Livingston SECRETARY — Tracy McCollum TREASURER — Tommie Wilson REPORTER - Kelly Seymour PARLIAMENTARIAN - Andy Woommavovah STUDENT COUNCIL — LeRoy Cowley Sophomores Officers ★★★★★★ PRESIDENT - Scott Huddleston VICE-PRESIDENT - Chuck Yackeyonny SECRETARY - Jamie Barker TREASURER - Dana Whitehead REPORTER - Kendra Tartsah STUDENT COUNCIL - Ann Howell Ann Lee 37 Sophomores -¥■ • Sophomores Are Ready to Meet Their Challenge Acers, Harry Apauty, Donna Arnold, Elizabeth Barker, Jamie Boatsman, Brett Bradley, Debra Callen, Mike Castlebury, Becky Chacon, Danny Ray Crispin, Laura Crow, Shannon Cutnose, Jason Duran, Mike Farrell, Gene Felder, Deanne Fell, Teresa 38 Sophomores ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Fisher, Lisa Frazier, Tommy Geri, Steve Griffith, Laura Grimes, Bill Guthrie, Cindy Hervey, Dewayne Holder, Terry Howell, Ann Mary Howell, Jimmie Huddleston, Scott Hutchens, Ruth Jenkins, Marila Johnson, Jeff Jones, Kathy Kopaddy, Adaline Lee, Ann Lockhart, Shirlene Major, Melissa Oakman, Mike Owens, Lance Palmer, Dennis Poco, Doralynn Pohawpatchoko, Phyllis 39 Sophomores Riley, Judy Roach, Royce Robbins, Karyl Rose, Ty Sperr. Amy Stephens, Tony Stephens, Tracy Tartsah, Kendra Travis, Ann Werqueyah, Carrie Whitehead, Dana Willcox, Tommy Yackeyonny, Charles Young, Margo 40 ☆ Freshmen ☆ Keeping Officers PRESIDENT - Jodie Howell VICE-PRESIDENT — Heather Tyler SECRETARY — Kelda Roskam REPORTER — Kristi Gibson TREASURER - Sabrina Brooking Atauvich, Angela Barmettler, Susan Baughman, Traci Beavers, Craig Bennett, Misty Bennett, Lori Boice, Dale Boydstun, William Bradshaw, Billy Brooking, Sabrina Bruce, Karen Campbell, Myca Cann, Ray Carter, Richard Chacon, Mike ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ That Spirit in ’85 Coble, Dana Connerly, Eugene Copeland, Elizabeth Cox, Heath Edwards, Fred Gibson, Kristi Harrell, Nicole Hearn, Chris Stacey, Hunt Howell, Jodie Jacobi, Karena Kelly, Stacy Kozman, Kevin Lein, Eric Liddell, Duane Lile, Kenneth Ludwick, Tracy McCoy, Brent Maiberger, Rhonda Mattos, John Nelson, Dawn Neugebauer, Shawn Neido, Michaeline Pittman, Curtis Pohawpatchoko, Kevin ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Red Elk, Steve Roskam, Kelda Seymour, Steven Shelton, Chad Smith, Shane Smith, Terri Stolzer, Angela Stephen, Tracy Tahah, Deborah Tahah, Michael Tiddark, Richard Theissen, Brian Thomason, Preston Travis, Scott Tyler, Heather Ulmer, Michael Vinz, Patricia Ware, Ricky Warner, Colin Warner, Kenny Watts, Dean Williams, Staci Winters, Vickie Yackeyonny, Gary ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ PRESIDENT - Cory Fikes VICE-PRESIDENT - Donna Tahah SECRETARY - Stacey Nichols REPORTER - Kim Denio TREASURER - Tim Snider Argon, Morningstar Barton, Kristi Beier, Robert Bennett, Sharee Bigman, Harvey Blaylock, Jeremy Blake, Chad Bolling, John Brown, Tiffany Bryce, Cyammy Carter, James Cercone, Michelle Chandler, Michael Cochrane, Katreece Dean, Mona Denio, Kim Epperson, Ethan Ferguson, Bobbie Fikes, Cory Fishgrab, Wayne ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆ Rising to Gaskins, Ronnie Givan, Scott Gordon, Robert Griffin, Faron Griffith, Angela Griffith, Linda Guthrie, Julie Hall, Jerry Henderson, Deirdre Hilmor, Shon Hoppner, Jackie Jackson, Mark Jenkins, Keistel Johnson, Stephen Johnson, Veronica Jones, Brad Joplin, Jim Keller, David Komahcheet, Christy Kopaddy, Ernestine Kopaddy, Michelle Kopaddy, Sonya Long, Hunter Lowe, Shawn Lyons, Kara McCollum, Jana Marlow, Gina Miller, Shawn Miller, Shelly Mills, Mick ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ the Challenge ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Morris, Jeff Neugebauer, Cody Nichols, Stacey Owens, Willie Palmer, Wesley Parker, Harold Parton, Rick Quinton, Christie Quoetone, Jeff Red Elk, Tina Roberts, Steve Robbins, Mark Robinson, Chad Robinson, Danny Schneider, James Scott,'Shane Shea, Sheila Smith, David Snider, Tim Stephens, Scott Stephenson, Marcie Stevens, Ronnie Tahah, Donna Thorn, Tori ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Bulldog Pride on Todd, Amy Vanlandingham, Brandon Wilcox, Kelly Wilson, Scott Wooten, Tracy Allen, Terry Atauvich, Billy Banks, Mike Beeson, Brent Cable, Lorna Coffey, Rebecca Collins, Pat Combs, Reggie ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 48 the Younger Side ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ Denio, Anthony Diller, Christie Elling, Deanna Emmons, Heath Felder, Gary Franks, Loyd Gentry, Patty Gray, Robert Griffith, Tony Hatch, Georgina Hervey, Tammy Jackson, Scotty Jenkins, Carl Johnson, Cari Katvala, Aimee Keith, Danny Kennard, Shawn Keyes, Darren Lee, Audrey Lee, Karen Lein, Julie Lowery, Sarah Lynn, April McClure, Shane McKee, Robert Markley, John Miller, Billie Jo Mowatt, Evans Neugebauer, Scott O’Brien, Loraine ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ Orange, Robert Porter, Tommy Quoetone, Greg Red Elk, Jason Reeves, Charley Roberts, Tina Robinson, Macey Ryans, Tamra Schneider, Jenny Smith, Gary Smith, Jenny Stephens, Eddie Still, Glenn Sweat, Holli Tahpay,Jognna Tapp, Laura Tate, Seth Tidwell, Scott Turner, Michael Watts, Rene Whittle, Lance Wisdom, Jamie Wright, Deanna Wolf, Terri Yackeyonny, Athena 50 6th GRADE “Paced and Ready for Jr. High” Mrs. Wilcox ► Acers, Jeff Ahdosy, Melanie Barfield, Stephanie Bowles, Joel Brooking, Mikel Bryant, Anna Cable, Corey Carter, Ronald DeLeon, Jeff Dodd, Jennifer Hodges, Stacy Hood, Peter Kemp, Anthony Kopaddy, Eve Kuntz, Chris Liddell, Dawn Miller, Paul Myatt, Lance Poco, Johnny Schlumbohn, Brian Smith, Felisha Smith, Kristin Thanscheidt, William Yom, Hye Rey 52 6th GRADE “Setting Goals for Life” M Mrs. Fikes Ahdosy, Michelle Arter, Jenny Bower, Ann Marie Bower, Charles Bowsher, Tera Cochrane, Jason Cox, Paula Crabtree, Ronald Dodd,Johnny Hahne, Justin Jackson, Jina Kopaddy, Michael Lowerey, Patrick Morrow, Kenneth Neugebauer, Doug Riles, Jay Rose, Brian Russell, Jennifer Seymour, Cheryl Tahdooahnippah, Yolanda Tonips, Cayle Westmoreland, Mary Wheeler, Justin Wilson, Lawrence 53 6th GRADE “Anxious for a Change” Mr. Mahaffey ► Barmettler, James Beck, Michelle Bradley, Charlie Crispin, Mariame Cutnose, Jill Edmonson, Jeffrey Fasthorse, Thomas Freeman, Bobby Grooms, Mike Harris, Fay Kopaddy, Kimberly Kopaddy, Yvonne Pangus, Tim Schleisner, Jerilyn Slatten, Tina Smith, Dale Tahchaw-Wichkah, Sonya Tahpay, Vanessa Vega, Manuel Vissepo, Carlos Watson, Dana Wright, Penelope 54 5th GRADE “Reaches Higher Levels of Learning” ◄ Mrs. Denton Capshaw, Shannon Cardenez, Amie Cercone, Amy Chandler, Crystal Chandler, Keith Cochrane, Ben Colvin, Ben Graber, Ralf LaPierre, Jason Long, Tammy Molden, Candy Niedo, Moopey Omasta, Jennifer Poco, David Rackley, Heather Stephens, Suzette Stuckey, Shad Tate, Van Wermy, Shawn Wilson, Antonio Yom, Yoo Rey Zimmerman, Christina 55 5th GRADE U Develops Good Study Habits” Mrs. Baughman ► Acers, Tammy Atauvich, Tonyelle Bailey, Micah Bard, Donna Barker, Jenny Boos, Justin Burk, Melissa Cowley, Richard Curtis, Crystal Darnell, Clayton Davis, Lisa Dorrell, Jamie Gonzalez, Mark Kelly, Jamie Kerchee, Walter Korn, Paul Miller, Shannon Rider, Nenah Roskam, Christopher Snider, Holly Stolzer, Monique Streeter, Kevin Vanlandingham, Justin Wermy, Gail Wilson, Tiffany 56 5th GRADE “Reaches for Top Goals” ◄ Ms. Green Cisarik, Adam Connerly, George Gannaway, Jennifer Herrera, Yolonda Hill, Donald Hilmer, Tammy Lindsey, Mikel Ludwick, Steven McClung, Tracy Myers, Chad Niedo, Meleta Patterson, Frankie Sholtz, Hans Steen, Greg Streeter, Scott Tahmahkera, Victor Watts, Regina Willmon, Ronnie Womack, Jason Wooten, Jennifer 57 4th GRADE 58 “Learning Responsibility” Anderson, Amy Bolling, Jennifer Bono, Lora Brady, Joey Bruce, Ben Cable, Greg Cardenaz, Nathan Dunning, Bryan Dupler, Ryan Harrell, Kim Joplin, Jerry Keller, Cynthia Koweno, Andrea Lorentz, Walter Lowrey, Kurt McKee, Chris Mietchen, Brad Miller, Craig Parton, April Pekah, Brian Pekah, Lynda Rowell, Bennie Ruddy, Ryan Todd, Bradley Vance, Kelly Mrs. Smith ► 4th GRADE “Learning Our Best” Apauty, Daisy Barton, Kenson Beck, Brian Bennett, Ben Boos, Christian Bradshaw, Elizabeth Coble, David Cruise, Tim Curtis, Billy Dillier, Billie Emmons, Clint George, David Hahne, Valerie Hervey, Joe Klein, Sherry McClure, Doug Neugebauer, Jason Pohawpatchoko, Chris Red Elk, Nathan Roach, Brady Tahmahkera, Clovia Tapp, Cheryl Thieson, Heather Thomason, Justin Woodman, Billy 59 3rd GRADE “Reaches for the Stars” Mrs. Ahdosy ► Bennett, Heather Brooking, Renate Brown, Roger Chesnut, Trade Crank, Michael Cullins, Tammy Hill, Marty Johnson, Dawn Klein, Scott Kolb, Billy Kuntz, Steven LaPierre, Jeremy Long, Jeffrey Napier, Wayne Rhodes, Teresa Schrick, Jaime Smith, Zack Stephens, Douglas Stone, Lauren Turner, Shirley Wermy, Ronald Wheeler, Jeric White, Jeremy Wilcox, Michelle Zaboroski, Erma 60 3rd GRADE Flying High in ’85” Asenap,Jason Blake, Erika Carrick, Eva Crank, Mandy Daukei, Jennifer Erwin, Lynice Garcia, Damian Gibson, Alan Grooms, Steven Jackson, Karla Jett, Tawnya Kern, Michael Miller, Shawn Muncy, Justin Paddyaker, Kevin Perez, Benjamin Red Elk, Misty Reeves, Chad Robinson, Brenden Smith, Reanna Tahmahkera, Rebecca Wermy, Kay Yazzie, Dawn Zimmerman, Donnie 61 Barfield, Chris Barker, Mandy Estrada, Diana Givens, Kelly Griffin, Amy Haynie, Mickie Herrera, Balienta Katvala, Jon Long, Brandi McManomy, Kerrie Morris, Benjamin Nauni, Marla 3rd GRADE “Collects Cans to Save the Statue of Liberty” Mrs. Roskam ► Niedo, Theodore Roberts, Graig Robinson, Tammy Rush, Nicole Saupitty, Edward Taylor, Bryan Thompson, Jeremy Wermy, Michelle Womack, Jeremy Yeahquo, Stephanie 62 2nd GRADE “Second Graders Are Really Transformers” Mrs. Clifford Bennett, Sherry Buckaloo, Eddie Dodson, Rachel Dubray, Marc Elling, Dana Ellison, Kris Johnson, Clay Johnson, Eli Kennard, Kelly King, Amy McDonald, Jamie Myers, Brandy Ramirez, LeAnn Runyan, Flint Ryans, Kari Shoffner, Curtis Staats, Katrina Thompson, Teta Ulrich, Traci Weaver, LeeAnn Wyant, Lisa 63 2nd GRADE “Working Toward High Goals . . . With Smiles” Mrs. Bruce ► Duarte, Denisa Gray, Donna Kolb, Candice Lile, Timothy McClung, Vanessa McCoy, Zachary Mills, Lee Ann Nelson, Keith Neugebauer, Neil Niedo, Samuel Nunley, Brian Tate, H. Turner, Sherry Yarbrough, Lora Yeahquo,Jason Blake, Justin Brown, Joey 64 2nd GRADE “Learning . . . Embarking on a New Adventure Every Day” Emmons, Jared Gordon, Timothy Hahne, Melissa Keith, Brandee Kipp, Thomas Kolb, Amanda McKee, Rachel McLaughlin, Clint Napier, John Niedo, Carmen Quoetone, Brian Tahah, Nancy Vissepo, Francisco Wilson, Lukiko Yarbrough, Dana 65 1st GRADE “First. . . Just the Beginning of Learning” Mrs. Hurst ► Colvin, Nikki Cruz, Darcy Flores, Chris Harrell, Cindy Hodges, Stephen Kozma, Kimberly Lefebvre, Stacy Marlow, Chad Morgan, Charles Ott, Heather Pahdocony, Clifford Perea, Robert Pierce, David Robinson, Tony Tiddark, Gracie Turner, Bryan Webb, Tyle Wilkerson, Crystal Yacheyonny, Jonathan Zivaly, Na’Coa Bowsher, Nikki Burgamy, Chris Cable, Jessica Coffey, Jonita 66 1st GRADE “Eager for More Challenges” ◄ Mrs. Tartsah Anderson, Travis Birdsong, Charles Brady, Ryan Brown, Karen Cable, Tanisha Cochrane, Landon Early, Cynthia Freeze, Kimberly Gaspard, Jimmy Ghea, Angela Harragaraa, Kory Jett, Timothy Johnson, Kristi Kern, Keith Kolb, Stacy McClure, Trevor Neugebauer, Sara Parton, Kimberly Prill, Jennifer Roach, Russ Tiddark, Michael Winters, David Wright, Andrea 67 1st GRADE “Learning New Ideas . . . Mrs. Richardson ► Albin, Matthew Anderson, Richard Apauty, Dustin Cable, Shonda Carrick, Michelle Crabtree, Bobby Foster, Susan French, Misty Gibson, Tania Jones, Kelly Kern, Heaven Panique, T. J. Pueblo, Joseph Rife, Robert Scheider, Brian Smith, Erika Stanley, Brian Stone, Michael Tarvin, Carol Tate, Leah 68 KINDERGARTEN Fisher, Taira Frickie, Michael Garcia, Anita Gilland, Bryan Gossen, Mandy Komakcheet, Jenifer Meekins, Valerie Messner, Scott Roskam, Robyn Smith, Beth Stone, Joseph Tahmahkera, Guy Thomas, Chad Wermy, Angie Wyatt, Marcus 69 KINDERGARTEN “The Place Where Learning Begins” (morning) Mrs. Jones ► Asenap, Robbie Chavez, Leslie Cook, Robert Cummings, Chrystal Darnell, Amanda Fritsch, Amber Gaspard, Brandon Held, Dawn Kassanavoid, Alice Kolb, Chris Long, Jennifer Lowe, Delightful Nunley, Beau Prince, Kristy Row, Marc Rowell, Cherish Staats, Charles Thompson, Kaci Tonips, Nadine Townsend, Clint Turtle, Billie Vissepo, Emmanuel 70 KINDERGARTEN “A Full Day of Learning in Half the Time” ◄ Mrs. Jones (afternoon) Coffey, Pete Cooper, Tamara Correa, Fedora Early, Daniel Early, Jessica Edwards, Amy Edwards, Paul Gelvin, Keri Johnson, Quida Jones, Brad Koc loch, Michael Lee, Stephen Lindsey, Elizabeth McManomey, Brad McVay, Kaye Lynn Roach, Karrie Smith, Lynn Tarvin, Guy Ware, Nathan Wermy, Sara 71 Gail Brown — Hearing Impaired Jane Davis — Speech Therapist Students Find Improved Achievement in Special Education Joyce Hiebert — Lang. Arts Tutor Rose Terrell — Hearing Impaired Marlene Cooper — Rem. Reading Jean Johnson — L.D. Janice Whittenberg — Math Tutor “Jr. 4-H Strives for Future Leadership OFFICERS PRESIDENT Jason Cochran RECREATION LEADER Mary Westmoreland PARLIAMENTARIAN Jenny Arter VICE-PRESIDENT Anne Marie Bower SECRETARY Paula Cox REPORTER Jennifer Russell SONG LEADER Holly Snider SPONSOR Ms. Green 2 2 2 2 2y” 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 £ 2 2 - A 73 • “Spirit Continues to Reign «- in £ Elementary Cheerleaders” «• Mrs. Hunt (Sponsor) ► Back Row. L R: Donna Bard, Jennifer Russell, Shannon Miller, Crystal Curtis, Jenny Barker, Monique Stotzer, Ter Bowsher. 74 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ “Elementary Football Keeps on the Move ...” ▲ Coach Fikes A Coach Mahaffey SCORE BOX Cache 18 Apache 0 Cache 16 Tipton 0 Cache 14 Frederick 0 Cache 14 Tipton 0 Cache 0 Carnegie 7 75 6th SEASON SCHEDULE 6th (Boys) (Girls) Cache 13 Snyder 11 Cache 21 Snyder 16 Cache 17 Apache 12 Cache 22 Apache 24 Cache 20 Snyder 16 Cache 28 Snyder 6 Cache 20 Carnegie 17 ‘ Cache 27 Elgin A 12 ‘ Cache 40 Elgin B 8 Cache 37 Stoney Point 27 ‘ Cache 28 Boone 16 Cache 41 Elgin B 12 Cache 29 Elgin A 16 Cache 18 Manitou 4 Cache 38 Manitou 10 Cache 28 Apache 21 Cache 21 Snyder 3 Cache 20 Snyder 24 ‘Tournaments ★★★★★★★★ 76 Sixth Grade Teams Learn to Play T ogether Bottom Row. L-R: M. Ahdosy, J. Russell, M. Ahdosy, J. Jackson. Middle Row. L-R: K. Smith, T. Bowsher, S. Tahchaw-wickah,.C. Seymour, Ann Bower. Back Row. L-R: C. Tonips, P. Cox, M. Westmoreland, E. Kopaddy, Y. Tahdoohnippah, Coach Fikes. Bottom Row. L-R: R. Carter, J. Dodd, D. Neugebauer, L. Myatt, J. Wheeler. Middle Row. L-R: P. Hood, B. Rose, L. Wilson, M. Grooms, J. Bowles. Back Row. L-R: J. Barmettler, R. Crabtree, P. Miller, T. Fasthorse, C. Bower, J. Acers, Coach Fikes. Fifth Grade Teams Show Great Spirit Bottom Row, L-R: T. McClung, H. Rackley, Y. Herrera, H. Snider. Middle Row, L-R: G. Wermy, S. Capshaw, T. Wilson, J. Wooten. Back Row, L-R: T. Atauvich, M. Stolzer, N. Rider, J. Barker, Coach Mahaffey. Bottom Row. L-R: M. Bailey, A. Wilson, K. Colvin, C. Roskam, R. Cowley. Middle Row, L-R: F. Patterson, K. Chandler, J. Womack, K. Boos. Back Row, L-R: J. Vanlandingham, M. Niedo, S. Ludwick, J. Kelly, Coach Mahaffey. Season Schedule (Boys) Cache 17 Snyder 33 Cache 15 Elgin 19 Cache 20 Snyder 23 (Girls) Cache 14 Snyder 24 Cache 21 Elgin 9 Cache 4 Snyder 21 77 P.T.A. KING QUEEN 6th Grade Students, Jennifer Russell Justin Wheeler Were Crowned PTA King Queen After Selling the Most PTA Membership Tickets ★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★ 78 FAVORITES Yearbook King Queen Attendants LISA HOWELL AND TERRY PAULEY Amanda Darnell and Clint Townsend Yearbook Prince and Princess Attendants KELDA ROSKAM AND RICHARD TIDDARK 81 Caerie Gelvin and Scottie Messner K I N G Q u E E N R U N N E R S U P + 1st Runner-up Juniors: Stacy Brown 2nd Runner-up Sophomores: Jamie Parker Bill Grimes 82 1st Runner-up 8th Grade: Stacy Nichols Brandon Vanlandingham 83 “Senior Hall 1. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Shannon Hunt and Ken Matthews 2. MOST TALENTED Michelle Graham and Scott Ahdosy 3. MOST DEPENDABLE Lisa Howell and Greg Ellis 86 3 ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 1. BEST DRESSED: Lisa Pinchback and Tony Horse 2. BEST PERSONALITY: Lisa Howell, Brock Karges, and Greg Ellis 3. MOST ATHLETIC: Lisa Howell and Rodney Tartsah 87 if Jj U I In J . 1 I lo J I r I J JfJ JaJ v if £° ♦ if ♦ e s if 88 BEST PERSONALITY BEST DRESSED Kelly Seymour and James Boydston Judy Grose and Mark Woomavovah MOST ATHLETIC Joseph Carroll and Stacey Livingston MOST TALENTED Van Parker and Tammy Smith BEST PERSONALITY Ann-Mary Howell, Jeff Johnson and Tommy Jo Fraizer BEST DRESSED Judy Riley and Mike Callen MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALENTED Mike Oakman and Becky Castlebury Becky Castlebury and Mike Callen o p , o m o ♦ r 4 P a „ F 4 j 1 J. 1 p S U. 89 )f ATTENDANTS Robin Roskam and Chris Anderson Tracy McCullom and Tommy Wesaw Kelly Seymour and Kirk Cox ATTENDANTS W+++++ Beth Smith and Charlie Staats ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ 91 yi Monique Enriquez Donna Apauty BASKETBALL ATTENDANTS ★★★★★★★★★★★ ★★★★★★★★★★★ FOOTBALL ATTENDANTS ★★★★★★★★★★★ MOST TALENTED Karen Apauty v A ★ ★★★★★★★★★★'A MISS CONGENIALITY Kelly Seymour . . . Lisa Pinchback 93 Miss C.H.S. Finalists ★ ★ ★★ 1st Runner- Up Karen Apauty Melissa Major 2nd Runner-Up 3rd Runner- Up Kelly Seymour ★ ★★★ 94 Tracy McCollum 4th Runner-Up ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Sr. High Princess and Brave Sandra Lee and Tony Horse Jr. High Princess and Brave Angie Atauvich and Richard Tiddark ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ★ ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Many Students Receive Well-Deserved Recognition tm f ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆Tw ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆- SCHOLAR ATHLETES: Shannon Hunt Todd Baughman Hr • 8BB� §| x i . Sir Arm- w 4. ' I t t ! U Jll 1IM ■ WV Mi H.--------------------------------------------------------------------_ , . ENGLISH AWARDS, Front, L R: Teresa Fell, Kathy Jones, Wendye Cisarik, Melanie Niedo, Cynthia Rhodes, Janie Dodd. Back: Cassie Smith, Sandra Lee, Tammy Smith, Joseph Carroll, Todd Baughman, Shannon Hunt, Roger Shields. 98 SR. HIGH ARTISTS OF THE YEAR v Janie Dodd fy. fy. John Watts 21 m ’ AV il Curtis Quinton w - S- Dawn Nelson V V JR. HIGH ARTISTS Natural Ability, Diligence, Pride — A Winning Combination! Jy” MASONIC AWARDS: H.S. — Lisa Howell Brock jA Karges. Not Piet.: J.H. — Nicole Harrell Steve Red Elk. SENIOR HIGH HONOR SOCIETY, Front, L-R: Neal Cox, Keith Anderson, Eric Barmettler, Greg Ellis, Scott Ahdosy, Todd Baughman, Shannon. Back: Tommie Wilson, Michelle Graham, Wendye Cisarik, Pam Clark, Tammy Smith, Kim Clark, Kathy Jones. 99 5 S.A.D.D. GROUP, L-R: Harry Accrs, Shirlcne Lockhart, Tracy Stephens, Amy Spears, Sandra Lee, Deanne Felder, John Watts, Teresa Fell, Beth Arnold, Bill Grimes, Carol Livingston, Serena Johnson, Kathy Jones. HOME EC. ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Freshman Achievement Sabrina Brooking Sophomore Achievement Tracy Stephen Junior Achievement Ann Mary Howell Senior Achievement Shannon Hunt Top FHA Award Tracy Stephen Top FHA Award Ann Mary Howell Top FHA Award Gay Bard Top FHA Award Shannon Stephen U.S. Academy Achievement Honor Lisa Pinchback Home Economics Awards WWW BUSINESS AWARDS, L to R: Bill Grimes, Gail Castlebury, Kristi Austerlitz, Steve Geri, Scott Ahdosy, Judy Riley. WWW US® 2 STATE FARMERS: Neal Cox, George Hollander I m P o r t a n t Dependability, Cooperation, Leadership HISTORY AWARDS, Front Row, L-R: Leroy Cowley, Kenneth Atauvich. Back Row, L-R: Sandra Lee, Wendye Cisarik, Judy Grose. Q U a 1 i t i e s 101 ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ SCIENCE AWARD Left to Right Greg Ellis Cynthia Rhodes Shannon Hunt Todd Baughman ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ Valedictorian Cynthia Rhodes Salutatorian Shannon Hunt ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ MATH AWARDS Back, LR Teresa Fell Tammy Smith Cynthia Rhodes Kenneth Atauvich Stephanie Still Front, L R Michlle Graham Tommie Wilson Rich Brown 102 ☆ ☆☆☆ ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ J.H. CITIZENSHIP Kevin Kbzma PERFECT ATTENDANCE L-R: Tommie Wilson, Lori Acers, Kenneth Atauvich,Jimmy Curtsinger, Shannon Stephens. -r -■ - i 1M F.F.A. PROFICIENCY AWARD Kirk Cox Darrell Huddleston Neal Cox Cassie Smith Royce Roach George Hollander ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ F.F.A. CLASS AWARDS Dwayne Hervey Lance Owens Tommy Willcox Kirk Cox Pete Bishop Royce Roach Tonia Colwell Cassie Smith. 103 ART AWARDS: L-R: Amy Spears, Veronica Gelbaugh, Steve Geri, Kristi Austerlitz, Kathy Jones, Deanne Felder. ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ■fr ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ELEMENTARY % t MASONIC I t WINNERS Cheryl Seymour J Lance Myatt ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ J ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 104 ORGANIZATIONS OFFICERS Lisa Howell Shannon Hunt Dianna Apauty Stacey Livingston Lisa Pinchback Kelly Seymour Charles Thomas F.C.A. President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Student Council Rep. Parliamentarian 106 Vo-Tech Cynthia Rhodes OVER ALL VO-TECH OFFICERS Vice-President, FBLA Margarita Wimple President, HOSA Brenda Smith Treasurer, HOSA Suzie Lewis President, FBLA John Hamula Vice-President, HOSA Tommy Wesaw Treasurer, VIC A Joan Bishop Parliamentarian, HOSA Mark Woommavovah Vice-President, DECA Shelly Ferguson Treasurer, DECA 107 Senior High 4-H . . . Learning Through Experience OFFICERS President Judy Riley Vice-President Tammy Smith Secretary Melissa Major T reasurer Reporter Sandra Lee Parliamentarian Chaplain Scott Huddleston SPONSOR — Roney Smith 108 OFFICERS President Tim Snider Vice-President Staci Williams Secretory Sabrina Brooking Reporter Treasurer Katreece Cochrane Chaplain Terri Wolfe Recreation Leader Wayne Fishgrab Song Leader Seth Tate SPONSOR — Roney Smith Sr. High Indian Heritage Anadarko High School dance troupe provides entertainment for Heritage lAssembly OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Student Council Rep. Reporter Treasurer SPONSOR Mrs. Chesnut Tommy Wesaw Mark Woommavovah Dianna Apauty Scott Ahdosy Brenda Smith Sandra Lee Sandra Lee, Miss CHS candidate, models in the formal competition. 110 Jr. High Indian Heritage Ms. Ahdosy’s 3rd Grade Class finds Indian artifacts interesting. OFFICERS President Angela Atauvich Vice-President Scott Wilson Secretary Tina Red Elk Treasurer Angie Griffith Reporter Richard Tiddark RONALD FOWLER CLUBSPONSOR 111 OFFICERS President Scott Ahdosy Vice-President Michelle Graham Secretary Shannon Stephens Reporter Pam Clark Representative Van Parker Representative Tommie Wilson Director Mr. Smith FLAG GIRLS Michelle Graham Tracy Stephens Kim Clark Tammy Smith Shannon Stephens Kista Jacobi C.H.S. Band . ' 112 . . . The Pride of Cache Drum Major Van Parker Drum Majorette Pam Clark TWIRLERS Kelly Seymour Tracy McCollum 113 Band Awards TOP TEN IN HIGH SCHOOL 10 — Shannon Stephen 9 — Danny Ray Chacon 8 — Scott Ahdosy 7 — Virginia Mitchell 6 — Richelle Darby 5 — Tommie Wilson 4 — Stacy Berry 3 — Kim Clark 2 — Kista Jacobi 1 — Michelle Graham MUSIC HALL OF FAME Michelle Graham Kista Jacobi Tommie Wilson Scott Ahdosy Virginia Mitchell WHO’S WHO IN MUSIC Tommie Wilson Kista Jacobi Michelle Graham Virginia Mitchell Scott Ahdosy Roger Shields Shannon Stephens Stacy Berry 114 TOP TEN IN JR. HIGH 9 — Traci Baughman 9 — Audrey Lee 9 — Cy Young 8 — Brian Thiessen 6 — Kerwin Pohawpatchoko 6 — Chris Hearn 5 — Steve Red Elk 4 — Kevin Kozma 3 — Linda Griffith 2 — Tiffany Brown 1 — Sabrina Brooking Sec. Treas. Award Twirler Award Senior High Michelle Graham Junior High Sabrina Brooking Kelly Seymour Scott Ahdosy Sectional Leader TOP SR. JR. HIGH STUDENTS V Shannon Stephen 115 Future Homemakers OFFICERS Lisa Howell Shannon Stephens Shannon Hunt Melissa Major Lisa Pinchback Stacy Brown Dianna Apauty Gaye Bard Joni Burch Anne Mary Howell Mikki Malinowski SPONSOR — Mrs. King President Vice President Secretary Reporter Treasurer Historian Chaplain Recreation Parliamentarian Project Chairman Student Council 116 CLUB MOTHERS: Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Howell, Mrs. Roskam, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Hawthorne, Mrs. Stephens. MELISSA MAJOR — Sub-District President 117 OFFICERS President Georgia Hollander Vice-President Neal Cox Secretary Tonia Colwell Treasurer Brock Karges Reporter Mikki Malinowski Sentinel Andy Morrow Parliamentarian Jerry Stevens Chaplain Richie Gordon FFA Sweetheart Cassie Smith SPONSORS David Dorrell Tad Lovelace Future Farmers 118 of America Building Tomorrows’ Today 119 Beta Club OFFICERS President Cynthia Rhodes Vice-President Todd Baughman Secretary Tonia Colwell Reporter Shannon Hunt Treasurer Lisa Pinchback Parliamentarian Lisa Howell Student Council Rep. Greg Ellis Jolynn Dodd, Janie Dodd, Wendye Cisarik, Judy Grose, Kathy Jones, Melissa Major, and their sponsor, Mrs. Rhodes, participated in the State Beta Convention. Miss CHS Candidate Cynthia Rhodes 120 Symbol of Excellence! Lisa Howell Shannon Hunt Dianna Apauty Monique Enriquez Linda Silva Lisa Pinchback Students in Action! 121 Club OFFICERS President Linda Silva Vice-President Kista Jacobi Secretary Gail Castlebury Reporter Becky Castlebury Historian Kristi Austerlitz Sergeant-at-Arms John Watts Student Council Rep. DeAnne Felder Sponsor Mr. Schultz 122 OFFICERS President Ann Travis Vice-President Linda Silva Secretary Virginia Mitchell Reporter Ruthie Hutchens Stu. Council Rep. Kista Jacobi SPONSOR Mr. Staats Piano Player Karen Hinkle Vocal Music President. Heather Tyler; Vice-President. Staci Williams; Secretary. Kelda Roskam; Reporter. Vicky Prince; Treasurer. Dwayne Liddell. Linda Silva and Virginia Mitchell receive Superior at State. 123 Cheerleaders . . . Work to Keep the Spirit Alive!! 7th GRADE Julie Lein Deanna Elling Sarah Lowery SPONSOR — Mrs. Platt April Lynn Tamra Ryans Karen Lee JR. HIGH Terri Smith Tracy Stephens Tiffany Hawthorne Angela Atauvich Stacy Nichols Kelda Roskam Kelly Jones SPONSOR Mrs. Vandagriff Tonia Colwell Judy Riley Stacy Brown Lisa Pinchback HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Graham Gaye Bard Shannon Stephens Melissa Major MASCOT — Scott Huddleston SPONSOR — Sharon Stephens 124 c 0 O pa H CO 3 X}- ❖ 3 3 � x|- � xj x x}- 3 Xj 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 XS 3 X X X X 3 The 1984-85 Football Season 6-4 Record Ends With First Row. L to R: D. Boice. J. Carroll. M. Woommavavoh. R. Tartsah. T. Baughman. S. Hunt, L. Owens, T. Wesaw. 2nd Row: M. Oakman, T. Horse, T. Pauley, D. Hodges. R. Carter, H. Seres, B. Grimes, T. Stephens. 3rd Row: A. Woomavavoh, H. Cox, K. Cox, N. Cox, R. Brown, C. Beavers, G. Ellis, S. Lowe. 4th Row: E. Barmettler, J. Howell, T. Willcox, R. Shields, C. Hearn, J. Johnson. C. Thomas. 5th Row: Coach Mike Asenap, Coach Sam Staats, Coach Gene Fikes, Head Coach Bill Hunt. ■fr it ik ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ The Cache Bulldogs are very serious about football. They spent the entire year lifting weights and practicing on preparation for the 1984-85 season. Throughout this season the Bulldogs have shown co-operation and determination on the way to making themselves a great team. With the help of a fine coaching staff and some very supportive fans the team wrapped up a regular season record of 6 wins and 4 losses. 126 ☆ ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ ☆ SCOREBOARD ☆ sir Cache....................40 Cache....................13 Cache....................20 Cache.....................7 Cache....................14 Cache.....................0 Cache....................12 Cache....................12 Cache....................12 Cache.....................7 Apache......................12 Walters......................0 Carnegie....................12 Frederick...................14 Elgin........................0 Hollis......................20 Anadarko.....................6 Mangum......................21 Hobart......................35 Sayre.......................20 £ ” 2 £ 2 2$” 2s” 2$” 2$” 2 2 2 2 2$” 2s” 2s” 2s” x}” Xh X}” 2s” 2 2$” J$ 33 3 3$ 3$ 3$ 3 33 3 33 33- 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 3 33 33 33 33 3s 3 3s 3s 3s 33 3s 33 33 33 3s Rodney Tarsah All-District All-State ALL-AREA Tony Horse Senior f Greg Ellis All-District Todd Baughman All-District All-Area ☆ ☆ ☆ Neal Cox Lettermen 128 129 23 xl ft 23 ft 23 ft ft 23 23 Xj ft 23 23 Xh X} Xh 23 23 23 3s 3 3y 3s 3s 2s 3s 2 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft X} ft Jr. High Endure Active Season 1st Row. L to R: R. Stevens, S. Scott, J. Carter, S. Wilson, S. Hunt, E. Epperson, G. Yackeyonny, W. Fishcrab, W. Owens. 2nd Row D. Boice, R. Ware, D. Watts, S. Hilmer, C. Hearn, R. Gordon, K. Jenkins, T. Snider, Coach Sam Staats. 3rd Row: B. Theison, S. Neugebauer, R. Carter, S. Roberts, C. Fikes, K. Wilcox, H. Bigman. 4th Row: Coach Gene Fikes, Coach Bill Hunt, C. Beavers, H. Cox, S. Red Elk, S. Lowe, C. Pitman, B. Vanlandingham, P. Thomas. 130 7th Grade Keep Tough in Spite of Record 1st Row. L to R: J. Red Elk, L. Whittle, G. Queotone, E. Stevens, C. Reeves, H. Emmons, D. Keyes. 2nd Row: L. Franks, S. Kinnard, R. Gray, T. Allen, A. Denio, S. Neugebaur. 3rd Row: Aide Terry Pauley, R. McGee, R. Combs, P. Collins, B. Atauvich, T. Griffith, M. Turner, M. Banks, Coach Mike Asenap. 2 2 2 2 2 2$ 2 2y” 2 2y” 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2$- � 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 131 Lady Bulldogs Have Winning Season 1st Row. L to R: A. Lee, T. Smith, S. Hunt, B. Castlebury, D. Apauty. 2nd Row: G. Castlebury, W. Cizarik, D. Apauty, M. Enriquez, T. McCollum, S. Livingston, L. Griffith. 3rd Row: K. Apauty, S. Lee, D. Epperson, L. Howell, K. Seymour, Coach Gina Albin. Webster defines basketball as a game played by two teams of three forwards and three guards, of each, passing and dribbling a ball and scoring by throwing the ball through raised baskets. However, anyone who has ever observed the game realizes that much more goes into actual play. Hours of practice on basic fundamentals, endless free-throw shooting, and constant work on plays are involved. But, it takes even more than this. A great deal of time is spent on at- titude and sportsmanship of the team. This year the girls’ basketball team combined all of these things together to make themselves successful. Their efforts were rewarded with Comanche County Champions and District Champions. Then brought home the record of 17-7. 132 Season V Record Cache 69 Apache 49 Kf Cache 35 Elgin 34 � Cache 64 Chatty 34 Cache 70 Frederick. . .. 39 Cache 29 Anadarko . . . 32 Cache 63 Indiahoma. . . 28 Cache 50 Carnegie .... 47 ■ 1 Cache 72 Grandfield. .. 51 Cache 50 Bray 47 Cache 52 Weatherford . 45 K Cache 39 Millburn 45 V Cache 53 Guymon . . . . 54 Lisa Howell All-Conference All-Area Cache..................72 Cache..................55 Cache..................25 Cache..................85 Cache..................64 Cache..................43 Cache..................71 Cache..................63 Cache..................42 Cache..................43 Cache..................47 Cache..................54 Apache.................55 Fletcher...............34 Indiahoma..............23 Geronimo...............47 Frederick..............51 Elgin..................45 Marlow.................50 Carnegie...............64 Anadarko...............39 Walters................41 Am-Po..................81 Healdton...............59 X X} X x X 23 x 23 23 X 23 x x} 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 2 23 23 23 X x} 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 X 23 23 23 x}- Xh X 23 X} 23 X 2 23 23 23 X| X X 23 X X} xj 23 23 23 X 133 X X X|” 2$” 2s” X}” X}” X}” 2s” 2s” 2s” X 2s” 2$” 2s” 2s” 2s” 2$” 2s” 2s” 2s” 2s” Xh 2s” 2s” 2s” 2s” 2s” 2s” X)” 2$” 2s” X XJ” 2s” 2s” 20” Bulldogs Take District The Cache Bulldogs have had another great season; and with deter- mination and drive these young men proved to be worthy of their success. This team represented their school well and sur- prised many people with their outstanding work on the court. The Bulldogs concluded their season with a record of 8 wins and 13 loses and title of District Champions. 1st Row. L to R: A. Woommovovah, K Atauvich, C. Thomas, J. Carroll, L. Owens. 2nd Row: R. Brown, M. Woommovovah, D. Hodges, M. Callen, T. Wesaw, T. Stephens, Coach Jerry Warden. 3rd Row: T. Baughman, K. Cox, J. Boydstun, S. Ahdosy, J. Johnson. 134 30” 30” X}” X}” X}” X}” XP 46 74 30” 30” X}” 30” XP X}” Cache...........44 y Cache...........85 w4 Cache...........61 Cache...........39 Cache...........31 Cache...........60 }4 - Cache.........50 Cache...........64 Cache...........43 Cache............62 3 Cache...........68 y Cache...........83 Cache...........55 yL Cache...........50 Cache...........48 Cache...........48 . Cache...........37 Cache...........51 4 Cache...........52 Cache...........42 jX Cache...........43 Season Record Elgin............. Chatty.................. Frederick...............77 Anadarko................55 Guthrie.................85 Alex....................62 Elgin...................48 Indiahoma...............67 Carnegie................60 Grandfield..............49 Bray....................56 Apache..................72 Apache..................51 Geronimo................64 Frederick...............50 Elgin...................50 Marlow..................57 Carnegie................52 Walters.................51 Am-Po...................41 Waurika.................69 Xi” 30” xp xp XP 30” x 30” Xp 30” 30” 30” 30” ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆ 30” 30” 30” Todd Baughman Senior Lettermen Tony Horse The Seniors made up a small but very strong percentage of the CHS basketball team. It was not their quantity that was important but their outstanding qualities that pro- ved essential to a slow but suc- cessful season. ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ 30” xp XP 30” XP XP X}” 30” xp 30” XP 30” XP XP 30” 30” XP 30” XP 30” 30” XP xp xp XP XP 30” 30” XP 30” 30” XP X}” 30” xl” XP XP 30” xp 30” 30” 135 136 £ 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 £ £ 3 Jr. High Girls Show Super Effort 1st Row, L to R: J. Yeahquo, C. Bryce, S. Nichols, D. Tahah, A. Griffith, V. Johnson. 2nd Row: M. Stevenson, T. Smith, D. Henderson, K. Bruce, T. Wooten, J. McCollum. 3rd Row: Coach Albin, B. Marlow, M. Kopaddy, D. Co- ble, C. Speicher, T. Red Elk. 4th Row: J. Howell, S. Miller, N. Harrel, S. Kelly, K. Gib- son, T. Baughman. 138 Hard Work Makes Success for Jr. High Boys 1st Row. L to R: S. Wilson. H. Cox, T. Parker, J. Carter. S. Seymour. 2nd Row C. Fikes, M. Robbins. W. Owens, S. Smith, K. Wilcox. 3rd Row: R. Tiddark, S. Stephens, S. Red Elk, J. Vanlandingham, S. Hilmer, Coach Jerry Warden. 2 xi 20 x xj 2 xj” x 20 20 Xh 20 x X} 20 20 X Xh 20 20 x 20 x X x 20 20 Xj X X 20 X} 20 X}- X 20 139 3 3 3 3 3 3y 3 3 3 Xh 3 3 3 3 Xh 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 Xj X x}- 3 3 3 3 First Row. L to R: B. Coffey, S. Lowery, T. Ryans, A. Katabala, A. Lee. 2nd Row: G. Hatch, B. Miller, K. Lee, L. O’Brien, Coach Mike Asenap. Seventh Grade Tearns Develope Individual and Team Skills! First Row. L to R: S. Neugerbauer. J. Red Elk. R. McGee, H. Emmons, L. Whittle. 2nd Row: Coach Mike Asenap, T. Griffith, B. Atauvich, P. Collins, M. Turner. 140 High School Girls Show Dedication First Row. L to R: S. Matheny, B. Castlebury, K. Seymour, D. Gibison, T. McCollum, Coach Glen Albin. Jr. High Pride .A First Row. L to R: T. Red Elk, V. Johnson, S. Nichols, T. Ryans, T. Wooten. 2nd Row: Coach Fikes, A. Todd, K. Gibson, K. Lee, S. Miller, C. Bryce, J. Yeahquo, Coach Albin. ft ft X Xh £ xj ft ft 3 3 3 Xj” 3 3 ft Xj- ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft 141 3 3 3 � 3 3 3 3 3 � xh 3 3 h 3 Individual Efforts Pay Off for Track TEAM MEMBERS: J. Boydstun, G. Ellis, T. Wesaw, M. Woommavovah, S. Stone. Season Record Mark Woommououah March 23......... April 2.......... April 6 April 9 April 13 Marlow . . Hobart .. Healdton Carnegie. Cache April 19.....................................................Elk City April 27........ May 3 4....... Greg Ellis April 9......... April 13........ April 2......... James Boydstun April 2......... Regionals (Weatherford) State (Mustang)........ Carnegie. Cache... Hobart .. April 6 April 9 Hobart Healdton Carnegie April 13....... Tommy VJesaw March 23....... April 2 April 6 April 9 Cache. Marlow Hobart. Healdton Carnegie April 13........................................................Cache April 19.. April 27.. May 3 4 Elk City............... Regionals (Weatherford) State (Mustang)........ .....2 mile - ......2 mile .......2 mile .......2 mile 2 mile relay - .....2 mile - 2 mile relay - 1 mile - .....2 mile - 1 mile ......2 mile - ......2 mile 2 mile relay 2 mile relay 2 mile relay . High Jump 2 mile relay . High Jump . High Jump 2 mile relay Hurdles 2 mile relay .....1 mile - 2 mile relay .....1 mile 2 mile relay - .....1 mile .....1 mile - 2 mile relay - 880 .....1 mile 2 mile relay - 880 .....1 mile 2 mile relay .....1 mile 2 mile relay .....1 mile • 2nd place - 1st place - 1st place - 1st place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place - 5th place 2nd place - 4th place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place - 3rd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place 2nd place - 5th place ■ 3rd place 2nd place • 3rd place 2nd place 2nd place - 1st place 3rd place 2nd place 3rd place ■ 6th place - 8th place - 4th place - 4th place ■ 8th place 'if ixixixixittrik ☆ 142 1st Row. L to R: R. Carter, H. Bigman, S. Miller, S. Scott, W. Owens, R. Stevens, C. Stone. 2nd Row: R. Gordon, F. Griffin, K. Wilcox, W. Fishgrab, M. Robbins, B. Jones, C. Fikes, T. Snider. 3rd Row: Coach Fikes, S. Hilmer, B. Vanlandingham, S. Lowe, C. Beavers, P. Thomas, R. Gaskins. Jr. High Track Shows Enthusiasm 1st Row. L to R: E. Stevens, S. Neugebaur, C. Reeves, L. Whittle, H. Emmons, G. Still, D. Keyes, L. Franks. 2nd Row: Coach Terry Pauley, C. Jenkins, R. Coombs, R. McGee, G. Queotone. Xh Xh 3 3 Xh Xh 3 Xh X Xh Xh Xh xh xh Xh xh 3 xh xh 3 £ 3 3 Xh 3 3 Xh 143 ♦ Girls’ Softball Season Characterized With Dedication and Enthusiasm First ?ou . L to ?. J. Dodd, C. Smith, J. Burch, B. Smith. 2nd Row: D. Apauty, J. Grose, W. Cizarik, T. Colwell. 3rd Row: T. Smith, K. Apauty, D. Ep- person, L. Howell, S. Hunt, A. Lee, Coach Jerry Warden. 144 Guys Make Us Proud With Winning Season £ Jsf Row. L to R: J. Howell, B. Boatsman, S. Hunt, T. Horse. 2nd Row: M. Callen, J. Carroll, M. Oakman, R. Tarsah, R. Carter, R. Brown. 3rd Row: Coach Mike Asemap, L. Owens, T. Pauley, T. Wilcox, A. Woommovovah, K. Cox, T. Baughman. 145 3$- 3 3 Jr. High Boys Are Working ■ Toward VV the Top!! 1st Row, L to R: S. Smith, J. Queotone, S. Roberts, S. Neugebaur. 2nd Row: S. Seymour, S. Wilson, J. Carter, G. Yackeyonny. 3rd Row: K. Pohawpatchoko, H. Cox, S. Red Elk, S. Stephens, R. Ware. 146 Just as academics are important to a school system, so is its sports program. The combination of fine coaches, super athletes and enthusiastic fans makes an unbeatable team. Sports teaches an in- dividual self-discipline; it offers a feeling of belonging and a chance for students to work with others to ac- complish a common goal — victory over the oppo- nent. The students at CHS participate in football, basketball, track, softball, and baseball. The athletes at Cache excel as a team and as individuals. Many students reach personal goals; some win awards. The record at the end of the season does not always relfect what has happened on the playing field. Many times students work hard and do their best, yet they don’t manage to win. No matter what the scoreboard may say, every game or event at Cache is a CELEBRATION WITH CHAMPIONS. 147 All-Sports Banquet Give Athletes A Feeling of Success Football All-State.......... Defensive Back . ., Offensive Lineman Offensive Back. . . Rodney Tartsah Todd Baughman ......Greg Ellis .Tommy Wesaw Girls’ Basketball MVP................... Outstanding Guard Outstanding Forward.. Super Sub............. Most Improved........ All-Conference Guard . . All-Conference Forward .....Lisa Howell . . . Karen Apauty .....Lisa Howell . . Kelly Seymour . Dawn Epperson Becky Castlebury . . . Karen Apauty .....Lisa Howell Boys' Basketball All-Conference......... Hustler Award.......... Offensive Player...... Defensive Player....... Hustle Award........... 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TO 6:00 P.M. - SAT. 9-12 WE MAINTAIN A COMPLETE RECORD OF ALL YOUR FAMILY'S PRESCRIPTION PURCHASES ★ ★★★★★ ★★★ ★ Congratulations Seniors of 1985 KEN’S FOOD STORE A Complete Line of Groceries Fresh Vegetables Fine Meats School Supplies Magazines Records Fine Dairy Products Cache, Oklahoma Phone: 429-3220 ★ ★★★★★ ★★★ ★ !S5 BRENDA’S CUT CURL Hairstyling for Both Men and Women 507 429-9245 Cache, Okla. 73527 “Congratulations Seniors of 1985” BANK OF THE WICHITAS Snyder, Oklahoma Oitriei Automotive fmrthi-s BiriKS «rwv rirvTtvr- iMRCr LUCITE CEKUJir omur jJT! 12oh Stephen’ Service 1602 N.W. LAWTON PHONE 355-1242 LAWTON. OKLAHOMA 73501 SERVICE IS OUR SPECIALTY ' v� % vl) KOHLER ' .—— [BRIGGS ft STRATTON J LARRY’S REXALL DRUG STORE ehh 0 LARRY DISMORE R. PH. 569-2008 Snyder 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 Snyder, Okla. 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Doctor of Optometry 1415 W. Gore Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 (405) 355-3036 9 WELCH OIL CO TIRE8 FOR • PASSENGER • TRUCK • IMPORTS • RVS 110 LEE at vo IN ’85 ★ 157 Purina Feeds Evergreen Feeds KMB Feeds, Inc. LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES Phono 357-2300 2602 West Lee KERRY GIVENS Lawton, Okla. 73501 LAWTON TRANSIT MIX, INC. Phone: 353-6900 2208 F. Ave. Box 144 Lawton, Okla. (coop) CO-OP SERVICE, INC. -SERVICE IS OUR MIDDLE NAME Bex 2187 LAWTON. OKLAHOMA 73602 406-356-3700 Box 188 Box 310 CHATTANOOGA. OKLAHOMA 73528 GRANDFIELD, OKLAHOMA 73546 405-687-3372 405-470-5288 JIM LIEN Auto Body and Refinishing 2016 F. Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Phone 248-4220 or 429-3363 Professional Wor'k at Reasonable Prices No Job Too Large or Too Small LAWTON INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. John Ryder, Pres. 1711 Gore Blvd. Lawton, Okla. Telephone 355-4500 THE HARTFORD GRACE’S fashions” 355-9707 1701 North Sheridan Lawton TROTTERS Delta Tire Mag Center • Racing Mags «Keystone •Shelby «Lone Star • Cragar «Star Wires Shocks • Spin Balance BILL TROTTER — Owner Phone: 357-0823 2016 W. Lee LAWTON VENETIAN BLIND AND SCREEN CO. 604 South Sheridan Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405 353-6391 CACHE vrsA’ BANKING HOURS: MEMBER F.D.I.C. LOBBY DRIVE-IN BANK 9:00 - 3:00 MON - THURS 7:00 AM - 7:00 PM 9:00 - 5:30 FRIDAY MONDAY - FRIDAY YOU MAY OPEN NEW ACCOUNTS HERE AT OUR WALK-UP WINDOWS 3 PM - 7 PM 5239 N. W. Cache Rd. 248-0400 ... Great Place to Go After the Game! Hours Sun.-Thurs. 11:00 A.M.-11:00 P.M. Fri.-Sat. 11:00 A.M.-1:00 A.M. PORT OF ENTRY “Great Gifts” Mon.-Fri. —10:00-9:00 Sat.-Sun. —12:00-6:00 248-8727 Central Mali CHICK-FIL-A OF CENTRAL MALL 18 Central Mall Lawton, OK 73501 Central Mall The Diamond Store is all you need to know. All Major Credit Cards Accepted 853-3456 BILLINGSLEA LUMBER CO. Phone 355-2177 505 Q. Lawton, OK A L I V E AUTOMOTIVE PARTS SPECIALIZING IN REBUILDING — CARBURETORS. STARTERS. ALTERNATORS. GENERATORS. BRAKES FULL TIME MECHANIC ON DUTY— TUNE UPS. AIR CONDITIONING SAUERMAN SALES 913 F Avenue — Lawton. Oklahoma Phone 355-0460 ED MIXON Res. Phone 353-3288 G. L. HOSKINS Res. Phone 353-4786 MT. SCOTT FEED ®V j urrej) £l}ap AND SEED CENTRAL MALL 131 Feed — Pecans — Garden Seeds LAWTON, OK 73501 pi and Insecticides Kasco — Dog Food — Acco Feeds 1002 F. Lawton 353-3169 Phone 355-6367 ’85 ☆ ☆ ☆ 161 Carpet Linoleum Countertops Ceramic Tile Floor Tile Cultured Marble Conway Hale Floor Covering Co. 2309 West Lee Bus. Phone 355-3225 LAWTON, OKLAHOMA 73505 BALFOUR Class Rings Your Official Ring 1409 W. Gore Lawton, OK 355-4045 ► CLINTON HERRING LINCOLN-MERCURY MERCURY LINCOLN Topaz Continental Mark VII Cougar XR7 Lincoln Towncar Capri Marquis Lynx DORENDA JOINER the apple of my eye fine clothing for children 74 Central Mall Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405 353-8869 Lav -ton's REAL Discount Furniture Store Yoast Furniture 1015 S. Sheridan Lawton, Oklahoma 73505 2nd and B Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma Phone: 355-3663 :'.'ery Item Plainly Marked :Z Terms - Closed Sundays 355-770S BILLY YOAST Ownei Buick • Cadillac A Lawton Tradition in Excellence (405) 355-1213 4455 Cache. Road Lawton, Oklahoma 73527 Price Leader of Southwest Oklahoma Autographs Autograph Page Provided by ILL LLL LLL LLL OTT Oklahoma Texas Telecommunications 1602 Lawton Ave. Lawton, OK 73501 (405)353-8408 wiPTIQgj LAWTON, OKLA. 73501 331 C AVENUE “Home Health Care Center” INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY BUILDING- MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Plywood, Lumber, Doors, Millwork, Cabinets, Siding, Building Materials WHERE TO BUY IT” INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO BUILDING MATERIALS DISTRIBUTION 249 E Gore Blvd 353-0990 LARRANCE TANK CORPORATION ... Steel Products Structural ‘Reinforcing Tanks P.O. Box 2007 Ph. 353-4600 Austin Parker Lawton, Oklahoma Manager 73502 wtaigto- RESISTDL aeMe | Pan m uUt SHm W $ STETSON W ASK ABOUT OUR fJOHOQRAkUNG p 164 BRUCE SMITH OLDSMOBILE SALES - SERVICE - PARTS LEASING GMAC FINANCING COMPLETE BODY SHOP - GM QUALITY SERVICE PARTS SfW)CE PARTS GKNTSAX MOTORS PARTS DIVISION SHOWROOM 8AM - 6PM MON-SAT PARTS SERVICE 7:30 - 5:30 MON - FRI 353-3221 iio s 105 SW 2 1 BLOCK N. OF CENTRAL MALL CORNER 2ND A ALIVE LAWTON PUBLISHING COMPANY Congratulations Seniors ’85 Publishers of The Lawton Constitution The Lawton Morning Press The Sunday Constitution P.O. Box 648 353-0620 102 S W 3rd IN’85 DAN DELLUOMO DATSUN In the long journey of life, May a Datsun carry you All the way to your IMbllLU Goal8 1 il 2nd and Gore Boulevard Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 405-353-2244 Home: 248-3273 Treasured school memories... captured by photographic professionals. f§! t 'ZV Cte d rft Cetic SufefiCcy CARY KLEIN. Mgr. Phone (405) 355-9595 CARL WHITE 5330 NW Cache Rd. Owner Lawton, Oklahoma 73505 . . . the southwest's largest school photographer Clinton • Elk City • Lawton Amarillo. Texas Weatherford. Oklahoma 1-800-654-5044 1-800-522-5091 PAT’S DISCOUNT lb AUTO SUPPLY Pay Hayes — Owner Ph: 353-5162 1332 N.W. 53rd Lawton, Okla. 73505 CilbERT- Woods Dnuq Co OT Discount Prescriptions Serving Lawton for Over 40 Years 355-4540 Cache Rh. Square Lawton iSfc ENSLEY (COno (few ■« . REALTY RED CARPET® HOUS Of F10WIRS Marketing, Sales, Property Management, Residental and Commercial Construction. 1722 Cache Rd., Lawton, OK 73505 357-4300 ° Where your satisfaction is ours” Each Red Carpet Office Is Independently 1353 N.W. 53rd Street Phone 357-7213 Lawton, Owned Operated (? JC RALPH DODD PLUMBING SERVING LAWTON SINCE © oksb • BATHROOM KITCHEN REMODELING • • GAS LINES • ALL TYPES FURNACE REPAIR • RANDY DODD - OWNER RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL Phone: 355-3772 6502 Cache Road I Hi?� rv. f . ■ . r. i arcy j Order it all-hot and fresh, right from your car! Come as you are! Cause you'll never have to leave your car for the juicy, flame broiled burgers at Burger King. It's a cinch with our fast, convenient drive thru service. So, drive on over for those hot, delicious burgei cool, frosty shakes; great fries, whatever pleases.your appetite! BURGER KING Good Luck to All the Graduates I 1 KINO BUZ.61 R KING 2635 Cache Rd. Lawton Complete Engine and Radiator Service SMALL ENGINE SERVICE aC-TD ENGINE 9 SERVICE 2101 N. Sheridan Lawton, Ok. Phone 353-6261 “Congratulations Seniors 1985 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 O 0 I R I T CARL’S FOOD MART 2012 Smith 353-7814 Freezer Beef Full Line of Groceries Congratulations Mikki and Srs. of 1985 Ronnie, Liz, Brad, Connie, Dale and Jimmy Jones - IN SIERRA DEVELOPMENT. INC. Residential Commercial Land Developers 1305 N.W. 73 — Law jon. Oklahoma RYANS MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moi Phone: 536-1474 353-3027 Owners J.T. GRAYSON JOY CROSS Bus. 536-8714 Home 536-3116 6210 Cache Road EUGENE RYANS, Owner Lawton, Okla. (405) 248-7145 JOHN A. CRAWFORD Attorney at Law 201 Lacy Building 431 C Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 Autographs A L I V E .: . •• ; f i 111!! I. y I : S v |11 jj i ■8 |m WmMk Ip §M ■ . 'If ••• f I ' 1 • • • • : w '• • ■ HIllilH I �