Capitol Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1968 volume:

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Published Annually By CAPITOL HILL HIGH SCHOOL 500 SW 36 Slreel Oklahoma Cily. Oklahoma Volume 43 c pit tltlilllliglt l ilit tice iti tescggpcig -1 .1 lfl .L .Qi tc Fieldhouse, Vocational, Agricultural Buildings Supplement Facilities ot 50-Acre Campus ln establishing an educational in- stitution, the tirst prerequisite is ade- quate physical tacilitiesg although Capitol Hill was built in l927, the toresight ot its administration has lcept the school which is situated on 50 acres up-to-date. The agricultural building on the southwest ot the cam- pus houses the vari-typing and ottset printing while the vocational building on the southeast ot the campus houses most other vocational classes. The sta- dium which seats over 5,000 is otten tillecl to capacity as is the tielclhouse. WELCOME QMQ9 of' ' f, M 5 as MQ f N Ru P V,g - in is 1 D ' if ' K figs :V V Ti' if VV if K.,,m.,W,,EeL .L .M Jgmw, QW 1 x :- y -W-mm W. ' .u.i......,....',,. , Y.-Irzl .. M. R .N.,,,g '.,-,Y VW ,Wm s.,. 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Viclci Bridges portrays a Spanish dancer in drama while Susan Bales cloes her boolclceep- ing. Niclcy Baclces puts the tinishing touches on a chalk tor advanced art. 'W-... i il Rl Ml ' .lf 'xr 1. gap .1 1 2 1 'al-.s s rg l as ' sa Ms Exhclusrive Prclclice Typical Behind-The-Scene Requislle for Arhleres in Extensive Program Weary Sleve Parlcs lrudges lo llne loclcer eller an exllausllng scrimmage, wlwile Jeff Creelcmore clneers vigorously lo Jack Ross as he rounds llwlrd base agalnsl Grant Jus+-before piclures are lalcen of Allen Dulces baslcelballer, and lvlllre Keelen, goller as llne acllon of necessary pracllce is caplured beaulllully. Curlls l-lale and Randy Drew gel ready for more lennls acllon. i ii Ye if il 1 A 'X fi ,clk T x i i 3 kr' Q- Q I I F31 1' K K X fd i A' A 'i ' we V, , 5 X 1 a s vi ' ' ' ,' Q i in . M I' ' fi ' s ...aj-52 +k lI'l6 asc i his , K if l I all L i l i mm -, A r i ' -MA' ., - ll W .nA J f 3 Semewe ieaaee i is jfs is - if , - 1 ' V is Y i 5 E Numerous Co-Curricular Acriviries Add Spark Of Color To Schedule of Academic Emphasis Classic clowns Linda Shaclrick, Lenora Speck and Gailynn Blackburn illuslrale lhe organized Tradilional lun while Tanna Nicholson and Jimmy Fos- ler have a lillle disorganized sludy. 8 Gailynn horses around in 'rhe process ol dressing while lwo delinquenls sneak our for a couple of snowball rhrows. Seniors purchased prom bids for lheir exJrra guesis, which were numerous. l ,,.3 1 Qs Q, . ' .'. .'. v.'Q ' .1 Q 5 'Q .'Q -w Q Q Q av . . ' 'Q . Q . Q Q Q . Q- Q H' . ' , 1, .. i ' . 1 , f . , K+ K 4 Q p f . M ,f,. mx . Q A ., 4 , 1, 9-, 1, . k,+Xv.-Q xp 1.v . xk, . glxn ' 4. 2 5. ',i.' . 'u. .ln .- 'H' ' ' 8 , M5 .. . . -n- 4 ,wf,. ' , . ,. ., . Q , ' , . .ip . w, ' 1 sn ' Q xx '-gi 491. , iff- . ' as - 'M Y ' 1. ig r'. 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David Carpenter, congratulates Stuart Garner, Student Council president, on winning a trip. i W f --we-2-...,, i M1254 ,s.s...sieM,c is,ss, s ' srsa i if 6 i fvaff fx U is i 'X V s 'R gi, BI J- ,-.. ,. Q in J, ., . Qs., ,-Q-.-3 V x .ms J, - uv, I A qv.-,qu - 2 A3139 a xg., M A N f'W'xJjW,3! L, H' in VW AN, ,,. uw I 9, 1 ,.., uv Q at , I v. ,p 1 Q N W' ,bf ,am I Z mf Af .f ,r 4 J I jj Kilim 'A six 'Uv-X ,wwf f L -sf Mrs g N Wm y J paws 1' ff' my Uh, A ,, -A fi .A , -Ll-L , ff 4 Q 1, f , f',1.m:,:1z::e: ,.,. N ' iss f - . . f ,,, ,LM , C s :,3,g,,,H i ,wil , . ..,M75 5, my L -, wg, y wi,.fif V , A ,V ,, f, , H ' H my 1 J V ff MMMY. H ,f r . ,X X Thoughts for Leisure Hours Include Bowling, Shopping, Chorring, Hoving Fun I lilce +his decides Susie Smiih as she ancl her companions Lorraine l-loeggar, and Cleudelle Carlile enjoy l'heir shopping spree. Bowling is a sporr for Cheryl Caler's leisure. while prac- 'ricing his guilar fills Wendell Todd's lime. Allhough spring is supposed lo be a lime for love, Sleven lvlaclc finds Jrhal' love isn'l everylhing, and Linda Colley enjoys her spring love. Faculty Guides Students To Tockle Difficulties Through the guidance ot the taculty statt one establishes his own ideas, learns to think as an inidividual and gains com- mon knowledge ot the worlcl. As problems arise they are conquered quickly with the statt's protessional assistance. L,,,...,J 7 School board members, lett to right, are Mr. Wil- liam Lott, ward 31 Dr. Virgil Hill, member-at-largeg Mrs. Warren Welch, ward lg Mr. Foster Estes, ward 47 and Mr. Melvin Rogers, ward 2. 1 School Board, Administrotors Nloke Policies, Toke Little Time tor Recreotionol Pursuits School board members give their Atwood, assume local administration time each year to policy-malcinq as- responsibilities. As a retuge trom the PGCWLS ot education in Oklahoma City? demands ot school business, Mr. Breit- school principal C. B. Breithaupt and haupt trequently takes his tavorite lady assistants, Sam Clitton and George out to eat-which is very Qtten, sf 2 1 is 9. .ifsrz ., .s-- K N tif' gl ,- -- WNW I7 Mr. Breithaupt helps support the beautification pro- gram by picking up scrap paper yet still tinds time to enioy conversation with students. l-le talces great pleasure in giving morning announcements and speaking to students in assemblies. Q V s,i. 'fr 'avi Teacher, Coach, Administrator Forty Years, C. B. Breithaupt Honored by Chieftain Staff An educator tor torty years, he was captain ot the tirst college baslcet- ball team to win the AAU. l-lis tirst iob entailed coaching tootball, basketball, and traclr in ad- dition to a tull teaching load. Then he was baslcetball coach at Central high school tor twenty years atter which he became assistant principal and princi- pal in the same school. Since l96O he has been the chiet executive at Capitol l-lill where he has won the respect and allegiance ot tac- ulty and student body alilce. It is with pride, appreciation and admiration that the yearbools statt dedicates the l968 Chiettain to Mr. C. B. Breithaupt. i l i Q MARY CHADWELL, alnlenclance secrelary. BARBARA EPPERSON, secreiary. LYNN EVANS, library secrefaryg ESKIE HANDKE, visual aids secreiary: BETTY HART- MAN, secreraryq IRENE HORN, regisfrar. JANE POTTER, TV secrefaryg GLADYS ROWE, financial secreiaryy MAY HARVEY, cafeleria manager: ARVIL REDDEN, building engineer. Cafeleria Sfaffr Eronr row: T. Horn, R. Bril- iain, J. Walls, E, Bruno. Baclc: F. Dennis, E. Bowen, V. Johnson, J, McDaniel, E. Morgan, M. Driver, G. Fosier, A. Coffey, M. Ames, W. Earp, J. Slilwell, M. Harvey, M. Dickerson. l k ' .ii '- S sf, X I X I ' l ',.', . .., ' - 'V ,.. , a W . N ? I ,ul Counseling Stott Assists Students in Deciding Upon Careers Suited tor Interests, Abilities Counselors were especially con- cerned with helping students plan their tutures according to interest and abil- ity. Also, they placed students in class- es and assisted with personal problems. Librarians were alert to order new literature in all tields to be used by taculty members as well as students. Also, they lcept track ot lost boolcs. Maintaining accurate records and assisting administrators and taculty was a statt ot eight secretaries. Keeping the building clean and warm was the iob ot the custodial statt, while the cateteria ladies started at 7 a.rn. every day to prepare lunch. Custodial Staff: Seated: J. Brown, J. Smith, E. Kirlc, L. Pruett, C. Boswell. Standing: O. Cottrell, C. Musgrave, R. Marshall, A. Redden, B. Courtney, W. Williams. MILDRED CHASE, BS, MS, counselor: RICH- ARD KRUEGER, BS, MS, counselor: DELLA SCHOOLING, BS, MEd, counselor: O. R. WILLIAMSON, BA, ME, counselor. SHIRLEY WHEELER, BAEd, MLS, librarian! SHEILA BARBOUR, librarian: LILLIAN SAN- DERS, RN1 W. C. BUSEY, Neighborhood Youth Corps. ED ALEXANDER, BS, boy's pep club, iunior class, swimmers: MARIETTE ALLEN, MAI MARY ANGLIN, BA, MA, Spanish club? BUDDY ARMSTRONG, BS. L. H. BENGTSON JR., BBA, MS, tennis, Hon- or Society, boys' O club, Economics club! MARILYN BETHEA, BS, Science club? JACK BIGGS, BA, Chess club: EMIT BRADFORD. BS, MEd, iunior class. ROBERT BROWNIN6, BS: LINDA BUTCH- EE, BA, senior class, JESS CARPENTER, VICA: C. L, CARVER, BA, Safely Council. JOHN CAWLFIELD, BSy CAROLYN CLUCK, BS, VICAq SARA RUTH COHEN, BA, MA. Tliespians, Siudenl Council, Pep Council, PTSA: BARBARA COLLINS, BS. WILLIAM CRABB, BS, Key club, iunior class: CONNIE CREW, BS, MS, Ki-Yi's, girls' O club, iunior class: RONNIE CUNNINGHAM, BS, Redslcin pep club, sophomore class: MAR- GUERITE DANFORD, AB, Lalin club, awards commiilee. LOWELL DONLEY, MA, VICA: WILLIE ED- WARDS, BA, MT, boys' O club, foolball leam: EDDIE FIELDS, BS, Key club: LEE FlSH,VlCA. LEILA FRAZIER, BS, MS, FHA club, senior class: NOBA FRENCH, MA, Y-Teens, FBLA, boolcsfore: DON GASSETT, BS, Ki-Yi's, Morn- ing Inspiraiionq DARLENE GILE, BA, sopho- more class. JERRY GOODSPEED, BA, Band: DONALD GORHAMQ PI-IYNILA GRAHAM, BS, MA, Ki'sYi's, girls' O club, H. E. HALL, VICA. CONNIE HALPERN, BS, Red Cross: MAX- lNE HARRY. BS, MA, Nalional Honor Soci- ely, FBLA: W. O. l-lAWKlNS, MA, VlCAg PAUL HENDRIX, AB, Mlfcl, German Club, senior class. JAMES HUEF, BS, Morning lnspiralion: A. D. JACOBSON, MA, lraclc leam, senior class: RUTH JONES, BS, MA, Red Cross, Science club: KENNETH KAPPEN, BA, MA, senior class, JAMES KING, BS, 'ioolloall learn, wreslling learn: RUTH KRAEMER, BS, MA, EJA Club. OClPAg MARGIE LAPHAM, BA, sophomore class: SUE l.Ol.LlS, BA, sophomore class. Involved Teochers Relox With Creolive Hobbies in Leisure Hours 3. 12- i '1 .zeiiwz sw -s Mrs. Sue Dennis makes all of lie-r clollies in addilion fo allendlng regular niglil classes Teachers Donate Hours Away From School 'ro Fannly Recreation VlVIAN MATTOX, BA, MA, Mu Alpha Thelag DOROTHY MAYES, BFA, MA, Nallonal l-lon- or Socielv: GERALD McCLAlN, AS. BS, Technical Sociery. MAX NETHERTON, BA, Redslcin pep club: BRUCE NUTT, BS, MS, VICAJ A. C. OSSEN- KOP, BM, MME, choir, glee club. CLAUDELL OVERTON, BS, MT: BOB FANS- ZE, BS, MEd, Homeroom Commlllee: JAY PlG-G, BS, Safely Council. BOB POOLE, BS: BOBBY PRICHARD, BS: JOY RUPP, BS, ME, FBLA, Morning lnsplra- Hon: LaVERN SALYER, BA. MARY SCOTT, BS: L. J. SEMROD, BA, MEcl. Debale coach, Speech direclor, NFL sponsor: WENDELL Sl-llPLEY, VICA: GLADYS SlN- CLAIR, BA. I HAZEL SMILEY, BA, MEd, Nalional Honor Sociery: JOHNNY SMITH, BS, boys' O club, Heallh club: C. B. SPEEG-LE, BA, iun- ior class, boys' O club: JANET SPENCER, Technical, VICA, Healrh and Professional commilfee. 4 A iff . 'S sur? 4.f..:v,, 5 - Ukw f fp.. i i i Tha'l s righf, Marfy, keep up The good work and l bel' you will be a sfar quar1'erbaclcyel', exclaims Coach Willie Edwards 'fo his len- year-old son. JOE STARWALT, MS, VICA, Induslrial Co- operalive club: E. J. STOCKTON, VlCA: MARJORlE TERRY, BSE. MA, Naiional Hon- or Socieiy: ANN THRELKELD, BA, French club, RALPH TOMLIN, BS: ED VAUGHAN, BS, DECA: SUZANNE VAUGHN, BA, MT: JOY WYATT, BA, senior class. m-my Mrs. Connie Halpern lakes advanlage ol llie car wash on Salurclay wlwile Jaclc Biggs ale fi lends a universily class. Afler iury cluly, Miss Hazel Smiley relaxes al bicycling. Recreation Finds Teachers Being Human' AT Home, in Niglil Classes, on Sports Scene Conlrary lo popular belief, leach- families al 'rlie laome liresicle. ers do nol disappear upon leaving Al llie possible expense ol alisillu scliool grouncls. Nol only do llaey burn sionecl sluclenls il's nol enlirely incon midniglal oil over lowering volumes ol ceivable lor inslruclors lo be seen eiglileenrlw cenlury poelry, many ac- lounging al a local swimming pool or lually enioy bowling, laughing willw grabbing a lwamburger al a popular liFlGr1dS c3rlCl SVSU lOEi'liI'lQ willi l'l'1elr' drive-in where The Cy-Qwgl qallqef-5 's,M.-M Y if Q RN. Claudell Overfon chooses lo collapse eller school, buf Rob- err Poole decides upon some exercise al line bowling alley. On weelcencls, Mrs. Mildred Clwase barbecues on lwer polio Willa her husband wlwile Jesse Pigq enioys luis children. A kr... ?f +iK1:-wM:s,- . 'gi . s,.., L , 27 wuww -Ni 91 3. . 5 - ,nv sd ii.- .,..p., aww' -.,. 'v , 4 1 sirius Max Wiley and Rick McLain play Macbeth ancl Macclutt in English. Four Foreign Language Electives Prepare Students To Live at Ease in Alien Cultures Studying toreign languages has students learn Englisti grammar and composition as well as American and English literature in tltree years ot re- quired Englisln. Tltis requirement ltas lost muctt ot its clraloness in tlte mod- ern classroom ot toclay. changed trom iust memorizing lists ot vocabularies to gaining a compretten- sive utilization ot tlne languages ancl an appreciation ot otlwer cultures. As a basic communications tool, - ., - s J tif- Q ' 1 Comprehensive Sociol Includes Requirement Social Studies covers a large tield ot study: government, Bible his- tory, World history, and American his- tory. Teachers ot these subiects are current on local, national, and interna- tional events. American history and government classes use the modern Studies Curriculum in Americon History teaching method ot television. ln the one year ot American his- tory which is required, students are given an obiective basis trom which to compare democracy with socialism and totalitarianism: also they see America's world position. if s I A -6 fx 'i,, I I X, we 4 3 Q Q1 ! ff? Li.. W 'Q lk as I an -5, 4 I i f ' , , Q ,fri .-- ,.,.-- f- ,,,-f 533' ,l- ,,,..f I Mary Hollensbe explains lo Johnny Emer- son llwe significance ol progress clwarls in economics as llwe TV class 'ralces noles during a broadcast Lynn Barnnarl' inspecls a lrans- parency in Jim Hull's Bible lwislory class as Denise Hawkins sludies in llne library and June McCl1aren lells Ed Alexander she can? believe llwose inlc spols can lell sc muon. Students Goin Knowledge, Understanding ln Ncrturdl Science, Bi lvlattm courses ranging trom basic mathematics to math analysis and computer operations at the vocational center were ottered to the students. Students were made aware ot the values ot science and its importance ology, Nlothemcrtics in the world ot tomorrow. Classes ot loiology, chemistry, physics and science seminar were filled witlt students attempting to gain knowledge and understanding in ttre tield ot natural science ancl plwysics. i Jocelyn Tupper and Mike Tonubbee sludy geomelric figures while Mary Bundick and ofher physics siudenls survey Hue foolball field. Roberl Browning lallcs 'ro his siudenis abou? 'rlie possibilifes of flying saucers. wlwile clwemislry sludenfs perform various experimenls wilh chemicals, and Mrs. Jones 'lakes Debbie l-lun+'s blood lype. Nicky Backes shows his lalresl clay work- ings lo Miss Dorolhy Mayes and a few members of Jrhe arl class while al' play praclice Mrs. Connie Halpern exclaims, Do you mean we're noi really mar- ried? Bancl sludenls rise early each morning 'ro praclice for assemblies and coniesls while Ricky Fisher and Kalhy Lemons display lheir musical abilily al morning choir rehearsal. lPic+ure copy- righf I967 by The Oklahoma Publishing Company. Oklahoma's Orbi+ June 18, 1967.1 Electives in Creative Vein Characrerized By Chair's Appearance aT WorId's Fair Open as eleciive courses +o sia- denrs wiih an inieresr in The creaiive aris were inrerior decoraiing, fashion drawing, music, speech, drama, band. and home economics. Creariviry was rhe keynoie when rhe spoilighr was direcied foward The ieachers who presenred ihe benefii' performance of The Curse of an Aching Hearrn in Ociober. Concerr choir members under ihe direciion of Alloeri Ossenicop, Jrrans- porred rhe creaiive spirir io Canada where Jrhey performed in Expo '67. 'Y ,, ,, K Attitude Plus leadership Qualities Emphosized ln Both Athletics, Drivers' Training Courses Competitive athletics included leadership qualities. z tootball, basketball, tennis, baseball, Drivers' education attracted nu- cross country, golt, swimming, bad- merous enrollees who learned courtesy minton, wrestling, table tennis, volley- and proper attitude as well as the more ball and soccer. ln addition to empha- tactual intormation concerning the me- sis on technique, students were encour- chanics ot an automobile. Satety epit- aged in tair play, good scholarship and ornized all theory and lab instruction. am-.il Tim Clayburn demonslraies lhe proper wreslling Jrech- niques lo hold Roger Miller and Kennelh Rogers as Phyliss Horn displays school spiril. Baskelball players exercise on 'rhe fieldhouse bleachers To slrenglhen leg muscles and improve co-ordinaiion, while Ricky Fisher records Pam Walley's reaciion lime for drivers' ed. Track boys do slrenuous exercises lo gel in shape for running while Pam Edwards experlly relurns Jrhe ball and 'rhe A squad scrimmages Lawlon. 1, .. 1.- li fi N my W -W vi Y , l, Vocational Variety Gttered tar Students Gives Them Highly Specialized Training Vocational training program en- compasses the occupational courses ot electronics, welding, upholstery, ma- chine shop, body and tender repair. cabinet malcing, diversitied occupa- tions, cosmetology, and distributive education. All such classes are held in the vocational building. Ottset printing and vari-typing are housed separately in the agricultural building. Students may pursue slcills that will equip them tor a highly specialized fob. Preterences may be chosen trom a group ot two or three-hour daily classes. A credit per hour is received tor each semester. V1-. K 13-gag, -il I 1 is 'N - 4 3 su r E 1- X Frank Cruse and Earnesl Hooker uphol- sfer a divan, while repairs are being made on lhe funny car. Sarah Adkins prepares iunior high newspaper for press as Warren Boyer observes 'rhe welding 'lechniques used by Richard Lusly. Tradition Epitomized ln Classes' Activities From the Redslcin Roundup tor sopho- mores in the fall to the sophomore picnic in the spring: from juniors ordering class- rings in the tall to planning the prom in the springg ancl from the seniors collecting dues and measuring tor caps and gowns in the fall to picking up diplomas in the spring- tradition was the keynote. i S - .J . ..... -.3 , s 1 iiiros ,c iq sv I k53,,,f1'rs .-. yi fflsf? i- 'QMS if T1 195 'Bs ..3,f,f fggsgisf Eg 5 . ' H -f..,,, X, . ' ' ' P. ' x 1 I ,x 'G J,- S, , W, I Aim? KA .. . Q - f -ffk-' V :paws 1u,gsQf, k W' ., , H.- Jaw. 40 J :fn fi? S 1 Gerald Davis, presidenT, worked closely wiTh principal, C. B. BreiThaupT as well as class officers Wilma Blackwood, vice president and Nancy Nichols, secreTary. Seniors again chose maroon caps and gowns in preference To The grey, Seniors Close Yeor on Note of Humility With Sober Look To Challenges of Future STarTing The year wiTh a sense oT securiTy because They were The mighTy ones, seniors reacquired Their humiliTy as Their high school days drew To a close and They began To realize The magniTude oT The problems oT The TuTure boTh individually and collec- rively. To lead Them Their lasT year They elecTed Gerald Davis, presidenT7 Wil- ma Blaclcwood, vice presidenTg and Nancy Nichols, secreTary. They collecTed Their ever hard-To- come-by dues and goT measured Tor Their maroon caps and gowns. ATTer Tilling The year wiTh games, assemblies, daTes and college enTrance TesTs, They closed Their high school ca- reer wiTh a busy lvlay which included a senior assembly, a brealcTasT, a ban- queT, The prom-and Tinally gradua- Tion in The Tieldhouse May 29. 5 :Ia 5g,...b' X l Te W'WW N Ju-W. .. , In . 11 Philip Abslon Sarah Adkins Randolph Aduddell Darrell Aebisclmer Gary Ainsworfh Sue Akers Debbie Anderson Porfia Anderson Randy Alloclcnie Joe Ausfin Edward Baclces Kenneih Bailey Glen Baisch Jackie Baker Susan Bales Lelha Barlow Gordon Barnes DeAnna Barnell' Lynn Barnhari' Larry Barrel? Mary Barrelf Teri Beam Bill Beller Elsie Benear Janie Benneff Ella Benson Marsha Berkley D' ' Bb ixie I y Shirley Billinger Lorila Billy Denny Black Janel Black Wilma Blackwood Joyce Blalchlord Carlos Bollman Style-Conscious Seniors Go for False Eyelashes Pierced Ears Sandra Bolfon Mike Boone Rebecca Borden Linda Bordwine Barbara Boxlord Pamela Boxlord Warren Boyer Shirley Brandon Virgil Branlley Jeanie Brasier Richard Breeden Vicki Bridges Roberl Brislol Michelle Broom Carla Brown if Nr' me Marie Brown Kallwy Brumley l.aVonna Bryan Mary Ann Bundiclc Bruce Burner? Sharon Burner? Jerry Bush Linda Buller ,ap Richard Bufler Af' 4 Alan Bulfon f , 5 '1!LT- . ,- as I I I I a,raaaa i Q Kalhy Soules and Judy Clnaflin model llwe new fad in dresses. Priscilla Gravill' fries oul' false eyelashes while Sharon Williams gels her ears pierced by Karen Daniel. Hilly Charly Evelyn Childers Connie Clarlc Randy Clark Jerry Cobb Judilh Coder Gail Cogqins Gayle Collins Shirley Collins l-larlon Cornplo D Hearl Callison Danny Calron Bob Campbell John Carey Claudelre Carlile David Carpenler Don Carler Donna Carler Kenl Carfer Teresa Caslro Cheryl Caler Judy Chaffin Jerry Champion Richard Chappell Jim Charboneau Andrea Comsloclc Jeannelle Conway Sheryl Cooley Tommy Cops David Cordero Gayleen Corey Jeff Creelcmore Max Crews Jaclc Crowe Jennifer Cullen Mary Cunningham Kay Dacus Joyce Daniel Karen Daniel Marvin Davidson Seniors Tockle College Enrronce Exominoiions, Plon Professions Gerald Davis Russell Davis Wendell Day Judy Dean Cynlliia DeGius'ri Darlena Dennis Tommy Denlis Rila Dixon Ricky Dodd Yvonne Doonlseen Here lhey come, running down 'ihe home sl'rel'ch wilh Donnie Smilh and Mary Wienelce in The lead. These iolly seniors loin in an old-fashioned sack race lhar is sfill popular wilh many couples. Ellen Doughly Danny Douglas Randy Drew Gary Dubois David Durnblelon Tom Dungan Cynlhia Dunn David Duflon Mary Dullon l-larlan Edwards Sophrsrrccrled Seniors Take Time OUT for Perrodrcol Regression Larry Eqglesron Mary Eggleslon Frances Ellicofl' Susan Elms Johnny Emerson Carol Epperson Glenda E+hriclge Susan Evans Ronnie Felder Frankie Fleming Milne Flemming Harold Flowers Linda Filippo Ann Foote Sally Ford Phil Fosler Herman Founlrain Shirley Fox Dan Francis Billie Franklin Judy Frasure Debbie Fuller Virginia Garcia Charles Garner Sruarl Garner Barbara Gaslon Florence Gibson Milce Gibson Alberl Gill Criss Gillen Pam Glasgow Larry Goad Marvin Gonzales Rebecca Gooclnighl Nancy Gouge Classroom Assignments Still Predommcml in Seniors Dolly Round Kalhy Gramling Priscilla Gravill Tina Greeson Tommy Haggy Curlis Hale Rhonda Hall Trudie Hamillon John Hamlin Marcia Harraman Sieve Harris Junior Harrison Billie Harry Liddia Hash Toni Heberl Sheri Hedrick Johnny Emerson proves fhal' man can be helpful in home-making as he models one of Vickie S'riener's laresf creaiions, while Tommy Denlis and Sieve Parks exper- irnenl wilh a new cake recipe and Larry Beam prepares 'ro rackle rhe dishes. Carolyn Hemphill Paul Hendon Barbara Hicks Roberr Hocker Lewis Holland Mary Hollensbe Palsy Holley Cleius Hood Glenna Hornbeck Clifford Howard 5 Y 1 T its 1 Anila Jones Brenda Jones Judy Jones Mary Jones Roy Jones Sleve Kearnes Mike Keelon Judy Kemp Darrell Kendrix Pal Kennemer Ronnie l-lull: Tim l-lull Franklin l'lull Judy l-lulsey Thomas lnqram Dennis lrvin Jerri Jackson Duane James Johnny James Mary Ann James Belly Jaques Yolanda Jimenez Cheryl Johnson Glenda Johnson Jay Johnson Marvin Kimmel Dean King Marie King Marcia Knight Mary Korstiens Donna Lambert Ronald Landers Milce Lane Janice Landrum Roger Levan Elvonda Lewis Rosemary Lewis Carol Lindsay Carolyn Little David Long Early in Year Seniors Start Deliberate Countdown to Graduation Patricia Lorton Melvin Lumrnus Linda Lottrell Steve Maclc Jan Maddy Sonia Magirowslcy Kathryn Manlcins Linda Manning Dianna Marcrum Art Martin HE? fine H5135 if-fukif, ff ' fl l l- . .amass ww' A - Q1' -gs-' ,c +44-kj::: '-gc? 5.3, . km., ., - fa Jf.. is www: ,Q 4 M, RM H' looks like Harlan Edwards has work lo do before his exams! Kafhy Grambling 'lakes lime To give Suds, her dog, a bubble balh while Doroihy Williams and Phyllis Siickney siroll down Robinson wiih 'rhe ICT Floai in 'ihe homecoming parade. Linda Marlin Mary Mason Jim Bob May sw' , N was A'f l'-3' weave' 'ww-f av...-9 Rick McAdams Linda McAllisier Darlene McCoy Sandra McCrary Richard McCraw Rickey McDaniel Don Mclilhaney Riclcy McLain Diane McMillan Phillip McMillan Linda lvlcRavin Debbie Mealy Palricia Michael Carl Middlelon Diana Miller Lowell Miller Roger Miller Sandra Miller Robe-rl' Millsape Sally Mifchell Kayleen Monlgomery Lincla Morrell Uppercloss Prestige Will Dissolve on Becoming College Frosh Pal lvlyrko Charles Nelson Clinlon Newberry Shirley Newman Ronnie Newnum Dean Newville Nancy Nichols Shirley Nichols Debbie Nievar Dolores Nilzel Billy Payne Jim Peck Slneila Peck Danny Pelham David Pena Paily Pendergrass Sylvia Pelifl' Carol Plwy Sharon Pigg Clifffon Pipkin Bonnie Plank Jo Ellen Plaff Jack Pogue Jimmy Porler Candy Powell Virginia Nowlin Pai' O'Brien Nellie Oden Gary Olcllnam Juanila Osborn Jackie Overfurf Sieve Park lrene Parker Jeni Parker Waynelle Parke F ,ww lub' Q 9 'asv' 'ka icy? amy l A 'tl tvlontie Price Vicki Prichard Karen Priddy Sharon Priddy George Pritner Jaclc Proctor Linda Puclcett Mitzi Rawls Charles Raymond Linda Rector Many Seniors Capture Royalty Titles in Series ot Elections Eva Reed Beanna Reynolds Kenneth Richard tvlyra Richey Ricky Richey Diane Rider Dora Rider Carolyn Ritter Teri Robards Gloria Roberts Ronnie Roberts lvlilce Rodden Raul Rodriquez Jackie Ross Carolyn Rowell John Ryder Carolyn Ryker Janie Sanders John Sanders Pearline Sanders Regina Sandy David Sarratt Mike Schacher Kathy Schnider Kathleen Shadrick Sharon Shank Pat Sheatter Beth Shed Susie Shelton Herbert Sherrod Seniors Still MUST Control Selves in Bouts With Frustration Joan Shipton Larry Shores Joyce Simon Kathy Sims Vicki Skeet Linda Skropka Chartes Smith Donna Smith Donnie Jo Smith Jan Smith .WM f.eiW,,, ,- N: 'affairs-.ff fi 'EQ' 4 .faxmm .aw - -' fr- F Wffdsefd. , .- 3 .3, ' 9 L ,, U in 'L'L' V Frusfraiion deluxe is personified by Connie Clark as she 'fries io change a 'life wifhoul 'the help of Phil Fos+erg while Denise Walls 'Fells Russell he has made a misfake in his hasie. Kennelh Srnilh Palsy Smiih Ted Srnilh Rosemary Snow Kaihy Soules John Sparks Marvin Sparks Lenora Speck Tommy Slacey Thomas Sfalling Davis S Seniors Dazzle Underclossmen Wnh Newly Found Sophrsrrcolron Darlene Slanford Danny Slarr' Carolyn Slephens Janis Sfephens Freda Slevens Sandra Slevens Brenda Slewarl' Rila Sfewarl' Phyllis Sflclcney Vllclcl Sllner Barbara Slrawn John Slreiqhl Rosann Swalelc Don Taylor Terrle Taylor Sharon Thorp Darrell Tlplon Deborah Tolle Mike Tonubbee Sleve Vanclerburg Frieda Van Vranlcen Jerry VanWinlcle Karen Vargas Joyce Vervinoln Mllce Vesla l rl Mike Vesla ilwinlcs noflwing 'rope off a delicious cafe- Jreria lunch like a clwocolale ice cream bar wiih slrawberry cenler. Sieve Harris checks lo see 'llwai Terri Taylor lells 'rlie slory slraiqlil. 1 Terry Vollmer l-louslon Wade Jimmy Wade Delores Wagaman Billy Walker Clwarlolle Wallace Troy Wallace James Walls 555 Alberla Wallon Joe Wasserbeclc Janice Watson Barbara Watts Denise Watts Larry Weaver Glenn Webb Phyllis Wellborn Flavita West' Sharlet Whaley Danny Wheeler Bill White Mixed Emotions Pervode Excitement ot Looming Groduotion Doy Ray White-ner Shirley Whitney Sharon Whitson Larry Wiclcware Mary Wienelce Max Wiley Cynthia Williams David Williams Donna Williams Dorothy Williams Helen Williams Karen Williams Sharon Williams Willard Williams Larry Williamson Sieve Harris gives Curiis Hale concreie proof Thai he was hung by 'rlwe slock marlcei while Sieve Vanderburg oblains a 'lyping wcrlcboolc from Hne sludenl' siore. Larry Wilson Linda Wilson Pairicia A. Wilson Paliy Wilson Roger' Winborn Kalliy Winler David Wixon Edward Yancey Donna Young William Young Jerry Younger Donna Zachary Coniideni luniors Elec'r Clcrss Officers, Collect Junior Dues, Order Clcrssrings Wilh lheir feel squarely on lhe ground, ihe iuniors approached ihe year wiih The confidence ol Those who know ihe ropes. Ailer eleciing Richard Odle, Connie Payahsape and June lvlcCharen as Jrheir presideni, vice presidenl and secrelary, lhey ordered lheir class- rings in lhe fall. Having The mosl magniiude of The junior class responsibililies was The prom for which ihey had io collecl class dues, plan decoralions and malce all oiher arrangemenls. all fi? Richard Odle, Connie Payshasape and June Mc- Caren lisien lo prom sugqeslions in a class meer- ing, as Richard yells his glory al being elecled iunior class presidenl. June and Connie seem hap- pily unconcerned aboul Richard's iulure fare. in am 5 N A I xml if in N .,,A.. ww? I 1 r 4 L - i, V V fi , ,of A . Q 99' Q, A -x E5 , at S 1 if , s Q w x if I vi l tg M r 'F- Q .N P ' '2E'i?I: Sylvia Abbilf Gary Allbrillon Larry Allbrilion Dennis Allen Sieve Allen Sieve Alsup Glenn Anderson Johnny Arnold Gloria Ashley Sharon Auslin LeRoy Ausiin Marilyn Avery Marvin Baker Mike Baker Don Bales Fred Barnes Rulh Bayless Carl Bell Donna Beller Ronald Benear Danny Benefield Don Berryhill Pal Bickerslafli Carla Bidleman Eugene Bigsoldier Sieve Billings Jimmy Bishop Mark Bishop Larry Black Sandra Black Gailynn Blackburn Sherry Blackwolf Larry Blair Charles Boalwrighf Glenda Boolh Judy Boswell Pauline Box Rhonda Boyd Terry Boyer Dale Boyelf Rila Bouse Bonnie Branlley Carla Briscoe Ann Brislol Phillip Brolhers Benson Brown Brenda Brown Debbie Brown Roger Brown Sandra Brown Richard Brown David Bruce Carol Bryan Paul Buchanan James Bullinglon Jimmy Burks Peggy Burne++ Joe Burns Elizabelh Buller Raymond Buller Sherry Buller Debbies Byers Vickey Callison Sleadies like Dewayne Kay and Cindy Wall enioy an aflernoon of minialure golf while a group of iuniors dance al Linda CoFl'ey's posfer parfy. Marlha Henderson concenlrafes on a game of pool al' a local recrealion cenler. Juniors Spend H Glen Cambron Pal Cambron Jimmy Campbell Vaughn Campbell Moria Capps Gary Carr Connie Cavnar Jovila Caslan David Cawlhon Judy Chadwell Sandra Chase ours Awoy From School Ploying Golf, Pool an Dorolhy Cheuvronl Q ' ' ' x C , V H i Wayne Childers mfg! ii A we Clay X All llli -x I I . -'H .gk ' Shirley cody y C N Linda Coffee ' - ., I , -7 '., ,Q-1 A L V Sidney Coker i 'C' 5 ww .A We - ' 1- .,,, Richard Comslock .if Zrr Q - ,. ff 'W X A 'J ni Q, if 19 -5 4 Randy Conder . V' qc , -. ' 'C ik. ' if lg Q: ,fy Don Connelly o, 'Jar' - . i ,Q X Leland Cook A X I K a a I f Mike Cook . Reni Cook Jane Corbil' Nellie Coslow ,J 1, Larry Collon i. W-1 , Tommy Coverl' Susie Creel . Q A Q .vt :QQ-ze. my 1 J Linda Cross Barbara Cunningham Sandra Curiis Paul Davis Allan Dawson Linda Dawson Cynihia Dean Vickey Dean Sieve Deason Gloria Dickson Ronald Dobson Brenda Dockery Charles Dodson Gary Duke Allen Dukes Teddy Dryden Johnny Eakes Pam Edwards Sue Edwards Homer Ellicoli Joni Emils Twyla Eiheridge Karen Evans Glenda Evereii Lesler Falwell Denise Fairbanks Mary Fike Henry Fisher Ricky Fisher Tamara Fiich Mike Fooie Freda Fosfer Jim Fosier Sieve Ford Paul Francis Linda Freio Billy French Anihony Gaedderf Sara Gammel Johnny Garcia Don Garrefr Terry Gasseur Karren Gilley Sandra Gilmore Barbara Gibson Garrell' Gibson William Gibson Donila Gladden Donna Goad Rulh Ann Gordon Marvin Grabow Vicki Greear John Gregory Mike Griffin Carol Groesbeck Junelle Gronski John Groves James Guinn Janice Guinn Palricia Hagqy David Hall Mike Hall Terry Hall Barbara Harnmon Brook Hamilron Sherri Hamillon Joan Harris Marvin Harris Sandra Harris Karhy Harrison Kennelh Harrison Roberl Harrison Sandra Harrison Alan Harper Jerry Hari Ronalds Hayes Jerry Haynes Angela Hedges Louis Henderson Marlha Henderson Fred Hendricks Sieve Hendricks Anna Henson Tommy Henson Carol Hill Palsy Hill Donna Hilierbran David Hobbs Roger Hoffman Gary Holland Joe Holmes Larry Hood Mary Hopewell Phyliss Horn Clara Housely William Howard Marc Howell Paul Huerla Sharen Hughes Glinda Humphrey Debbie Hun? Vickie lsbill Marcus Jaques Ted Jackson Larry Jackson Jim Jackson Glenda Jefferson Gloria Jennings John Jennings Barbara Jernigan Jack Jewell Calhey Johnnene Gary Johns Joyce Johnson Linda Johnson Greg Jones Kerry Jones Richard Jones Suzeile Jones Kenneih Jordan Franda Kaubin Dewayne Kay Gladys Keahey Tim Keahey Paula Kelley Sleven Kelly .ass sh., I X X R X is M is r ev L f1,.,+inZ'5?fz- ilssffif ..-r-si-ku 2551: .. Q, il 1- 2 V i i iik Viz-L gf L gy: H . ,, Y - . 1,V an hi MY r W r-,y.i. X Wa. '-.. 'Qui' is L A ix Q. fe-Yo -se -S. ..,, .. X sf. xx if -1' X f A 4, fr Y 0 su U rv x A vi 1 T - - L i or is fi L r sllss ' Q Ah. I is G Qian Sm., T fi, 'L if L ,. . x 'X Gs K I v A .,... N . my N ex, ' ' : , ' as y 1 i' f 6, i V l Q f xg 6' ..,q V - .fe-4 lv Y mr TJ If an i 'fe F579 s r. s i wx All . W, 5 W? x ,N FA: -, F gs Dorlhea Kendrix Benny Keichum Barbara King Donna Kiichens Barbara Kniqhl Jim Lackey Ann Ladd Lloyd l:angford Shirley Lansford Kenneih Lawson Leila Lawson Jackie Leader Kalhy Lemons Debbie Livingsion Thomas Livingsion Virginia LoreH'a Howey Loudermilk Vernon Love Gayle Luebking Laney Lueblcing Eddie Lusk Elhleen Lusly William lv1cAles'rer Gary McCallie June McCharen Jennie McClelland John McCormack Irene McKeel , A' .5 - br LV K x ,L ye i m 5,54 . , . of i affix iir i 9' W., .L .i - W. X .hiv V ,,i. Vi . Nb 3 L ai ii is ,-Q Vorious Decisions Confront Juniors os Prom Time Approaches VW' i lillllv Prom lime brings confusion for Sandy Carlile: she can'l' decide belween her 'rwo dares. Dickey Winans and Joe Row- den are bolh delermined lo 'lake her, so away lhey go, The lhree of 'lheml Faye McLendon Darrel Madewell Wanda Mahone Dorolhey Malicca Shirley Manelc Julie Mann J. W, Mann -2 '.: 4' ' Q r' f Q , l fe W Q., , 'l' ,. ,fi ki X., JN? 'ki 7 ff ' Q rl ASM? A Q? New b t 'Q-I-'WM JJB- N N -.f ANQQ Anna Marlcham Vlclcy Marlin Ellen Mashburn Jirnrny May John Mayes Frank Medina John Me-alpine Gary Melrose Calhy Menelee Pal Menelee Jerry Mercer Anila Midcllelon Joan Middlefon Kalhy Mlller' Mike Miller Galalha Mills Lorella Mifchell Flavel Moore Glenna Moore Judy Moore Kalhy Moore A. e. .Qf..,yj.y,, u ,. - '.,,,, 1, h 1 .QM W 331. ' e x M A . ' , M, ryo o L oarefe aa yel : J X y irz' ef. .ah QL 'ill K J 2 j J. ,x y If Tvvirp Week Brings Conquest for Nlen, Imprisonmenl for Women John Ross, faking ad- vanlage of Twirp Week, gives 'lhe command fo Sheryl Riddell of For- ward, Ho! in lhe school cafeleria. Wm ooo s . ig .. iii J' I 'F fm I ,. K, 1 my K K V 1 55, , N .Lx ary, .X i fsMfiiQ7,. a s ws nf... . pf A 'hi .3,,,g, s ' ' Q 5 wif R ! s if Q - Y S , 1 ,wr-, S.: 1 I is 1 WE ' . 4' K4 L 'g-rss T ,fr , . Tj i l . ,s.,,i 1' as Mike Moore Sheryl Monkhouse Tim Monrelorle Jo Belh Moody Cloveila Morris Phyllis Mosher Bruce Moss Darryl Moron Pam Muse Joe Musqrove Tommy Nance Gary Nard Marsha Nelson Sieve Newby Gail Nichols Tanna Nicholson David Norlon Waller Nowacki Richard Odle Linda Oliver Karen Osborn Mike Ossenkop Jane Orr Debbie Owens Debbie Pack Nancy Panfry Ann Parker Glenna Parker Gloria Parkhursr Randy Parsons Mike Passarelli Connie Paysahape Angela Peck Debbie Pendleron Sieve Penrod Arfhur Phelanfrel Sieve Phillips Glen Pickard Alana Pierce Danny Porler Allen Porrer Barbara Powell Keirh Quisenberry Debbie Queen Debbie Radcliff Glenda Raines Gary Randall Terry Randall David Reece Pal Reynolds Diana Ridenow Sheryl Ridgell Roberf Riggs Mary Rigsby Perry Robb Carol Roberls Darrell Robbins Kennelh Rogers Sandra Rowland Casey Ross Jimmy Ross Charlene Rosser Joe Roundfree L. .J wi 2? S .x Qcs5'l,4 2 We of A its Mrs. Connie Halpern's iunior English class enioys reading parts from a short play as Linda Shadriclc dem- onstrates her acting ability. Acting Abilities Demonstrated in American Literature Classes Tim Routen Joe Rowden Steve Russell Steve Rutherford Carol Sanchez Darlene Sasnett Raymond Schlect Linda Shatner Diana Scoggins Larry Selt David Scott Vilclcie Sellers Linda Shadrick Dickie Sharp Donna Short Sherry Shotts Mary Shumalcer Edna Simmons Micheal Skropka Jerry Slabaugh Ron Sleelcer Betty Smalley Angie Smith Josephine Smith Susie Smith Terry Smith Bobby Snow Craig Snyder K '..,,,. , is .L P i gf o f S ' W' .. i . .'g ii vt' 21 K an aria. ii ,vis ' S H if 3. if e f sai.e if 'St Barbara Sowers Rick Sowers Andy Springer Lynn Spurgeon Donna Sfanley Jeff Sleele Sue Sleen Emma Sleinbrook Ricky Sleiskal Larry Siem Sue Siem Kelly Slephens Peggy Sierlinq Gerald Slerlnisch Gwen Slevens Carolyn Siewarl' Roberr Srorie Eddie Slorm Jerry Slrom Ramona Slowe Doneva Sullivan Kennelh Sullivan Jeannie Sullivanr Brenda Tabor Rosalind Taylor Sandra Taylor Jean Teerers Ronald Teelers Sharon Templefon Juanella Terrill Kay Thomas Bruce Thompson Elaine Thompson Keilh Thompson Wendell Todd William Todd Bobby Tomlinson Barbar Tucker Diana Tucker Barbara Tull Jocelyn Tupper Sam Vaughn Tony Wagner Carol Walker Roberf Walker Cindy Wall Terry Walser Jack Ward Jim Ward Jeff Warren Charles Weekes Charles Whilman Perry Whilson David Whomble Gayle Whomble Glenda Wickney Debbie Wilder Calhy Williams Cheryl Williams Frieda Williams Gloria Williams James Williams Madonna Williams Sltirley Williams Vikki Williams Ada Williamson Jimmy Wilson Karen Wilson Dicky Winans DiAnn Winstead Carol Winsted Anita Womack Frank Woods Mike Woods Paula Woody Diane Wooliver Virginia Young Robert Younger These enthusiastic Ki-Yi's shout for victory on the streets as well as at the games. gf-iff A , ,. i s Lk gl al 4 V, 'QS'-'9 A dbg. E' me QM, as I Q 1 A 3 Enthusiastic Juniors Spark Redskin Spirit Both On, Ott Campus .P z J P'l o 11,1 .Y l, Q Q 1 0 I I S I . xQ N . S I l Q 6 0 1 t Q ' ,,, vf o ' ' 'uf , 0' 'i I ,a' 4. I' 711 I . 1 Q : 1 N Sophonwores Elect John Nlortin President, Determine Interests, Abilities With 'Step' Atter starting the year Septem- ber 5 atter Labor clay with a bit ot skepticism and bewilderment, the sophomores elected John Martin, Pam Paniagua, and Susan Sammetinger, to lead them as president, vice president and secretary. respectively. Early in the tall sophomores took Step tests in English classes to de- termine interests and abilities. Through English classes, sopho- mores were entertained with cuttings trorn tour current plays which were produced by the drama department. Sophomore otticers John Mar- tin, Pam Paniagua, and Susan Sammetinger discuss plans tor the sophomore picnic. Susan and Pam discuss their weekend dates while John looks tor a library book to use. 'RJ Carol Adams Joe Adams Jimmy Addinglon Kinion Adkins Lafreca Adkinson David Aduddell Diana Aebishcer Kei+h Ainsworih Kafhryn Alberison Bill Albriqhl Beverly Amerson Charles Anderson Dianne Anqlin Clyde Armsirong Ruby Arnold Sherrell Arnold Ann Ashley Liz Ashley Marlin Alfebery Joe Aifocknie Kaiie Aycock David Bailey Linda Bailey Jo Baker Sharon Baker Randy Ballard Janis Banisier Jessie Baquera Teresa Barne'r+ Joe Barnhill Carolyn Barrel? Roy Barrel? Joy Bass Sherry Bass Jan Beller Teresa Belvin Teresa Benear Wanda Benson Palricia Benz Danny Berkay James Belhany Hadwood Bickersiafl Roy Biddle Par Bieger Tommy Biqhead Linda Bigsoldier Pafricia Billy Eddie Birdsong Teresa Birkichf Joe Bishop Kerry Bishop Larry Bishop Mike Bishop Laniia Black Ronnie Black Jerry Blackwood Jerry Blank Chesier Boevers Joyce Bonny Sieve Boren Sam Borgas John Bowles Fred Boyd Mike Bradburry l-loward Brady Larry Brandon David Brewer Thomas Bridqeford Paula Brinson Sandra Briilon Bill Brooks Jamey Broom Carl Brown Linda Brown lvlickie Brown Jane Bruno Larry Buclnanan Becky Burclwer Freda Burger Connie Burgess Judy Burke Floyd Burnell Gary Burnell Felicki Burwell Debra Bybee Benny Cabe Belly Callwoun Lois Callnoun Sylvia Calluoun Callmy Cambron Donald Carnpbel Barbara Canard Mary Canard Kenneln Cargei Carolyn Carler Dennis Carler Glinda Carler Jackie Case Judy Case Gerlad Caler Wanda Cafes Janice Calon George Cawllion Mike Cebulesky Ernie Cerrnak Darrell Cnarnber FrankCl1avez Connie Clwavler PalCl1esier Ronnie Clwurcli Troy Clanlon Joe Clark Larry Clark Paula Clark Waller Clark Timmy Clayburn Gary Clernmons Danny Clymer Rick Cobble Jody Coker Clela Cole Clillord Cole Becky Collell Debbi Colley Pal Collins Rose Conder Cliarlene Cook Jolmn Cook Vicki Cook S ,,. gr- am, ,X , wx anv- ns ' ,K rg iiri M if W ll iii -' he ' T -if T Q-'iiir y X e Q2 f' Q , 1' if ' Wi . ,... life -' : w1'5BLNA' . L ,JIAL 1 .sl T 3 A ii T lair Asif, as , 'fix - s-fm., 1 ,, 3 ' 47 20. Q .it ,T 3 uv w ii I . E L. V 'uc .X V vt 1 , ff' 'fi .X g - Q - 4 I ' .ya ig., , A , L-'iff EW? 1 .ag -. I L. r. y yyiyy y y ly y il l eil '. -1 3 as V7 is ,I A... Q1 i.,.45 , , Q . DV , ss' gs M fs 5, arf' 'ij f S 'X , V ,z 2 ' '1 -u Q.. Cheryl Ryder sfeps liglnlly To gel a lirsl look ai' her new school while Yvonne Doonkeen gives Terry Reddouf, Pal' Bieg- er and Pam Paniagua a guided lour. ln biology, Karen Slapp measures Tim- my Clayburn's clodhopper. C Eugene Cops P fi' lt ' Linda Cordes 'R' ' - Calhy Cosby ' Danna Collrell 4 Jackie Couls u ai T if I 'Q is, Wayne Cowan Jimmy Cox .1 X if fi i, Kalhy Coxey Q Mike Cralin 'i Terry Crawley A ' I . I - Vesla Creech ... PH, . f, f-J - i s w e , - .W xg, ' ' I Diane Cronea .. - ' ,y Clay Crook Sharon Crossland Frank Cruse Sieve Cupil' David Cusler V Howard Cyphers ,s i s Johnnie Daniel V' Frank Darbe Calhy Dari Debbie Davenporl Eddie Davenporl' , is Q 1 4 ,, 7 ' pf 2. W .b I Y Brenda Davis , ' Burl Davis ' r Jo Dean 'Q ig Linda Dearinq 'F 4 Mary Deleza 5 Sandra DeMoe ' x i Dale Dickson l f 3358 l-loward Dixon X Q X .AA N C, Olivia Davidson ll Mark Dobbs I Debra Dockery 'Q' ' Belly Dodson I xx - - ,.. ' Cindy Dodson 'Wave f N-if A Phillip Dodson Teresa Dominquez Ray Doonkeen 3 Marvel Dorman John Dorsey ' ' Palli Doughly Lesa Drew Sherri Dukes Kalhy Dunbar Mike Dunn Johnny Dullon Sleve Earp 44 . Q A a Cindy Edgen Calhy Eide ,E -1 ,vm 5 gum. N gr K 1 Ai Q? J Jim Elkins i sss Q Xe -J Q f .f so 4. is , J' Joyce Ellis 1 'Cin C .. Dwighl Emerson , '::,, A Alan Epperson i i Danny Elhridge I '. I-1 Judy Evans Sophomores Greet School With Skepticism, Feel or Home Soon pw Sophomores Get in Groove With Spirit Generoted in Foll Sports Linda Evans Vickie Everett Linda Ezell Doyle Ferrell Billy Fields Pat Filler Debra Filrnore Danny Finch Jennetta Fincher Dennis Flanagan Rita Flowers Jannett Folk Connie Fortune Andre Fountain James Fox Donna Friar Gary Frost Beverly Frunk Barbara Fuller Paul Fuller Neal Fulton Ricky Gabel Terry Gattord Susie Gainor John Garcia Mike Garrett Mike Garrette Billy Gaston Wallace Gates Mary Gessman Dorothy Gibson Royce Gideon Alma Gilbert Danny Gilbert Debra Gilliam George Gipson John Glaze Mike Gonzales Jennifer Gonzales Sandra Gooding Geraldine Goodman Janet Gourley Deanie Greear Barbara Green Clittord Green Laquita Grigsby Henry Grinstead Bobby Guidry Raelene Gullett Don Hackett Pat Hackett Pam Haggerman Paul Haqman Mike Hale Terry Hale John Haley F ff fs 9 ' 'F B ,Q 2. 1 W 6 4 it it X J 4 i .fi 1 1 J xii 5 'wits - 3. ', M W L G - 'iff' fl Q-Q v fr . -Z 3 I-ri . I , ig Tk- ,P ggi . ' 1 ' me -V F G A V V 5 145 R- R ,,, M J: Q, r fs z ,D s . 'i I I '. i 5 s x r K .,.!-f- z 5 ree pe, te? K I - X gI'1.- tix! Q, 4 F as ,ry ,GS Mi Sophomore English classes rehearse fhe play Dial M for Murder, Gary Frosf and Denise Hawkins buy fickefs for fhe foofball game from cashier, Renila Suf- fee Deannle Greear walks her favorife beau Phillip McMillan. 'Q rg I A Blat, '2' B A K 5,5 fgf'- ' , J:?F'af.:,s. P if Q-ji ,ree Q 'ra M in X kk i I A as- ' A, - ' if x ,.,.. w .- fr 'B' lumix , si 7 I -f-. g cl, 'T 'W Kafhy Hall Donna Hammon Melifa Hampfon Bob Hapkins Tracy Harridqe Linda Harringfon Bobby Harris Sue Harris Mark Harrison Denise Hawkins Mary Hayes Randy Heberf Bobby Henderson Tommy Hendon Debbie Herrin Ricky Herringfon John Hesfand Curfis Hiqqinboffom James Hilferbran Danny Hilfon Beffy Hinfon Earnesf Hooker Jerri Hocker Kennefh Hodnefl' Tirnofhy Hogan Jonafhan Hoffman Evelyn Holder Shirley Holf Pal' Homer Clifford Hood Larry Horfon Beffy Hoskins Jimmy Howard Lonnie Howe David Huddlesfon Phillip Hudson Roberf Huerfa Marvin Hughey Tina Hull Lorna Hunsaker Ricky Hunl' Janef Hursf Allen lvers Linda Jackson Darrel James Micky James Vicki Johnson Diane Jolly Carolyn Jones Michelle Jones Vicki Jones Virginia Jones Linda Jordan Rufh Kanada James Kasper Beffy Kelly Leora Kellner Ron Kelly Janel' Kinsey Linda Kesner Connie Kelcherside Mary Kidwell Brenda Kimbrough Terry Kilpalrick Donna Kincaid Jerri King Rosella King Darrell Kirk Bersy Kirkend James Kirkham Vivian Kixmiller Rosalee Klicker Mary Kniqhl' Sieve Knighl Teresa Knighi' Francis Koman Sieve Koonce Susie Koonce Richard Kordeliski Sandra Kraemer Jack Kroih James Lair Sieve Lane Charla Lankford Leon Lamb Vicki Larson Ron Lavarnway Brenda Lawrence Rick Lawrence Joanne Lawrence Vicki Lawrence Bill Lawson Debbie Lawson Celera Leake Joyce LeBlonde Terry Leeper . 'J Eugene Leinnewebber S' X Randy Linder Jack Livingsron Cheryl Loilis Barbara Lopez Barbara Lorlon Bobby Lori' Karla Loveless Paula Lowe Sieve Lusk Leonard Lusly Gary Lynch Ted Mabes Jane Madden Roberr Mangum Judy Manning Sandy Manning Brenda Manlooih 447'- .' A 3 y i Y 'q QS i i ff Q i:,. 'x ii s ff 1 S i L LJLL VALL . irrs sg: I A'ff 51' N A l gd ,- Noosa Q- WZE 4 Buying Howdy ficlcefs for The firsr dance of The year are John Marlin, Don Ross and Renee Redden. Mrs. Lillian Sanders, school nurse, examines l-luqh Ann Sny- der's feefh, while Fred Boyd and Jan Beller exchange yearbook picrures. .f-I - Q ,Q A - ,v if .Q QL- , fx 'S 1- B 2 :' B as wi af is as f' 5 is 5' in J ff? :fx so LR 4 X Q l as we-- 5 , with H 1 s vu '11- ai - f J ie.: J v-.x 1 1 V - - 54 : 1. 5 K5 if gjvvx i i B Q A . ,:., fy i 1 ., fl 5 - . trims , iris -we K if 'we ,iff vfyb o K y i gf' A' f M 3 ii s..-af N x it Karen Manuel Ramona Marin Barbara Marlin Belly Marlin Gordon Marlin John Marlin Mary Marlin Palricia Marlinez Freddie Mayfield Judy Maynard Chrisline McBride Judy McBride Mike McCaughan Nancy McClain David McConnell Roy McConnell Biddle MCCuan Janel Mccullar Dean McCullough George McDouleH' Earl McFarland Donald McGruder Gary McGuire Jimmy McKee Wanda McKinzy Teresa McMacken Randy McSpadden Don Menelee Slanley Menelee Mike Menser Don Mercer Clarella Merkey Chris Merill Theresa Melz Delana Meziere Vickie Meziere Carol Mignal' Bob Miller Clara Miller John Miller Judy Miller Louis Miller Shirley Miller Vickie Miller Gaylha Milchell Shirley Milchell Dewayne Moales Bill Mobley Sieve Moniaras Ben Morgan Linda Morgan Micheal Morgan Marilyn Morris Linda Mosher Carol Mullins Jackie Mullins Sophomores Gel Dental Check-up, Exchange Color Pictures Q51 . , Carol Musgrave Sheila Musgrave Don Myers Dovie Myers Tommy Myers Ronald Neely Joeveada Newby Ann Newell Gene Newmoon Sandra Newville Davina Nichols Karen Nichols Donnie Nicholson Dale Nixon Janice Norman Roberr Norman Eva Oldham Richard Olney Valenla Orliz Greg Osborn William Owens Pam Paniaqua Bruce Parker Jim Parker Johnny Parker Robin Parker Andrea Parlon Dianna Pasloalc Tim Pale Pam Parrerson Gloria Pearman Karen Perry Call-ly Pelkoff John Pexa Jerald Phillips Edirh Piqg Eugenia Pledger David Pollock Donna Porler Donnie Porler Vicki Prall' Billie Price Mary Prielo Kalhy Pulman Maria uinonez Vickie Quisenberry William Rackley l Q A ----.fi . Ts f . .. ,QW T 4 xc Rc 9.-sew: as U K.: s MXN Q , ,559 Q, bl L ikkil R P gi f - 4- 'E G M34 .xx I ir 5 4345 P' 'Y' Se' 1 . . sf' ' N 'D' L 21,5 l A , ' O' 6 t y yo Yolanda Quinlanilla , el wg: fl Q. 4 N' Daniel Ramirez Sammy Ramos Jerri Rawls Rebecca Raymond Renee Reclclen Terry Reddoul A A V Kalhy Reed Janie Reid I, 3 .cr V sci as . Q' K iff 1, V i . 1' 1' is Li 'Pt' 46 rf , -is Q . i f Ni 2 v ' es. Ml A i . Closs Adiusrs To Procedure, Tackles Frustrotions of High School all l f'f 'r .5 ' 1 Q Nw ff NA 'r 9 ' if . , B' C ' ' ' -fs i R r S s Jimmy Addinglon decorafes his buggy wifh a decal. This is for 'rhe birds. ex- claims Andy Thompson as he 'rypes his scripl for ihe play, The Trysiing Place. Bill Mobley comes 'ro fhe aid of Debbie nv i 1, ,lI,,, Bs? X -R ka. ,,...af if '.,.,-,k M SN . fQt9 'QQ . - as - slse , s I w-N, - -inn if ,H ,, WWW x l 'mn an i wwe ..1 1 s-1 5 3 . ,N i . f ,Y is , -yi.,- Ll ,411 l y, , ni , . IM, Q. . v-H M- .. x -ki Q E 1,5 mx ia VX ,L xy. xl- Q-an x f . 5 'N , a gsggiggjiif - k,o.. Ruben Resma Jackie Richard Don Richards Linda Richardson Margarel Richardson Gayle Richey Karen Rickey David Rider Shirley Rider Linda Riggs Opal Riordan Kaiie Rilchie Ricky Rilchie Kenneih Robb David Robbins Sandy Robbins Linda Robinell' Lesler Robinson Tony Rodriguez Larry Romine Don Ross Don Ross Donnie Ross Linda Ross Tresa Rowden Harvey Rowell Linda Rowland Jane? Rudnicki Cheryl Ryder Connie Sales Roberl Salyer Susan Sammelinger Aron Sanders Billy Sanders Phillip Sanders Brenda Sanner LaDonna Saylor Mariie Schieferslein Mike Schkerke Rossie Schlechl Charles Schlillle Janice Seals Kay Sealon Sheila Seymour Tom Shannon Darrell Sharber Doris Sharp Jim Sharp Sieve Shed Keilh Shinglelon Debbie Siegfried Chana Sifers Judy Simon Deloris Sims Tommy Sink Bobby Smilh Charles Smilh David Smilh David Smilh Eric Smifh Jim Smiih Joyce Smilh Larry Smifh Mike Smilh Pam Smifh Terry Smifh Hugh Ann Snyder Phyllis Sossamon Ronnie Soulh Randy Sparagowaski Claudeile Sparks Nancy Spaulding Karen Sfapp Thomas Sfapp Keilh Slarkey Ilene Sfephens Ricky Slephens Dee Sleward Kriss Slewarl Brenda Siills Rocky Sfone Jerry Sfoul' Renifa Sulfee Sleve Sullerfield Barbara Swafford Sonia Tarram' Carol Taylor James Taylor Marvin Taylor Mike Taylor Marlc Teague John Terry Norma Terry Marfha Tener Andy Thompson Jimmy Thompson Margie Thoms Shirley Three? Doug Threllceld Dwayne Tilley Debbie Tillson Jack Todd Faye Torres Dwayne Troul Elain Trouf .V I . 11142622221 55 Sir Q? is 4 'I 2, g fm-.1 Sophomores Accept New Chollenges Accompanying High School Ga ry Troxell Kalhy Tucker ' Rodney Tulle Buddy Valenline eff' nm of g g fe J ix Ki-Yi 'pledges hil' +he dir'r af the menlion of air raid while Robin Parker relaxes nexl' To her besl friend. The ielephone. Pam Paniagua seems To have beafen +he crowd fo The pep assembly. ff An- 'i '1Qf'f'1' i Q i V . Ti, ,Akk V Q rx' . 'I .,.. llr'lrl 1 J , if , W? f,v Z W 1 ag ,gzg V 5. .. s .QM i E. a l in , X X 311 11.1 - 1-we Debbie Vargas Roy Vanzanl Sue Vaughn Jimmy,Verser Renee Villican James Waggoner Bobby Walker Danny Walker John Walker Sharon Walker Barbara Wallace Joann Wallace Pam Walley Pam Walls Jamis Walion Lena Walion Carla Wardell Kaihy Warnslaif Keiih Warren Clarence Warsiler Ricky Walson Pal' Walls Sally Whalen Curl' While Jofxnn W-hiie Phillip Whi'l'eley Geraldine Whilson Linda Whorion Joyce Wigley Wayne Wigley John Willeford Alfred Williams Darrell Williams Gary Williams Kaihy Williams Kirk Williams Mike Williams Wayne Williamson Roberl Willis Gary Wilson Shelly Wilson Janel Winborn Carl Winsiead Monle Wise Paula Wise Robery Woodrow Jack Woods Donna Word Tom Worley Becky Wynn Tom Wynn Jimmy Yandell Vicki Yarbarough Rodney Yarber Wanda Young Teresa Youngblood Danny Zimmerman Life at School Has Light Side Life included more Than aHending class, doing homework and wrihng Jrerm papers. The ex+ra ac+iviHes , +he da+es. The parfies, +he many games-were vifal. , ,,,7 W., W Co-curriculcrr Activities Spice School Day As Students Concentrate First on Academics Aside trom the regular drudge ot study, students amused themselves at school in a variety ot ways ranging trom gooting ott in the halls, or the lounge to attending pep rallies. Ot course there was classroom worlc, but the class clown always managed to lorealq the monotony ot daily class grind and even get a smile trom the teacher every once in a while. Students participated in many all- school activities among which was Ca- reer Day held to help students choose a promising vocation tor later lite. Marcia Harraman chats with triends while eating an apple and Eugene Cops gazes lazily out the tield- house window. Whoopeel exclaims Linda Shadrick as she slides down the bannister, l-la! l-lal l'm tin- ished, laughs Rosaland Taylor as she and Ted Jaclc- son grade test papers while students enioy themselves and become acquainted at the annual Howdy Dance. ,-3 Elective Courses Assist Students in Deciding About Vocotionol Direction, College Troining A wicle variety ot elective sub- three-ltour vocational course suctt as jects was otterecl to students in orcler cosmetology, electricity or body anol to lwelp tlwern decide tor wtticlt voca- tender wltile ottiers cttose to sticlc to tion ttrey were best suited. a regular sclteolule and prepare them- lvlany students ctiose to talce a selves tor a college eclucation. X We IEC Woodwork siudenis work on a group proieci' while Spanish .siudenfs work sfudiously on The nine weeks 'I'es+, and Franda Kaubin pufs a Larin rranslarion on We board. Beanna Reynolds rests ber orarory speech by pre- Senfing if 'ro rbe wall, and Cafby Cosby sfrejrcbes +0 refurn ber opporweni's serve while Jimmy Fosfer broadens bis undersfand- ing of French by llsfemimq fo a rape. d 93 Judy Kemp and Sfuarr Garner give Hue devolion while Jim Neuqenl' loolcs on al a pep assembly. Benny Rosales and John Hernandez wah' for Hweir cue lo enler as June McCl1aren and Sandra Brown carry 'flue flags ro Jrheir proper places and lhe clroir quickly lines up. t - 1 Foculty Production ot Curse of Aching Heort Tokes Spotlight in String of Nlony Assemblies l-lighlighting the string ot assem- made up ot taculty members. blies presented this year were the all- Awards assemblies recognized stu- school play and The Curse ot an dents with outstanding abilities while Aching l-leart in which the cast was pep assemblies supported school spirit. I Tanna Nicholson seems +o be having frouble keeping flue ball during 'flue junior-senior girls' foolball game wluile exciled fans walclu flue Redskins ufiglul for aruolluer viclory. Slu- denls prepare fa 'rake a windy ride in flueir duruebuggy wluile Arulluony Gaedderl, Ted Jackson and Tommy Nance enjoy a friendly game of polcer. A group out sluclenfs al- lempl' a fluree-way coruversalioru on flue pluorue ar Hue airporu' and Roseland Taylor lakes advarulage of l'uer solilary eruvirorumerul. 5i We Playing Cards, Riding Horses, Watching Planes Among Aclivilies To Fill Nighl, Weekend Hours Aller lorealring away lrom lhe rouline ol allencling school live days a weelc, sludenls lound lime lo enjoy lhe spare lime awarded lhem aller school and on weelcends. From a wide variely ol aclivilies provided lo fill lheir leisure hours, slu- denls chose lhings ranging lrom an exciling game ol cards lo loolcing al airplanes. Some lound enioymenl lrom iusl running around wilh lriends while olhers allended games. Riding around in dunebuggies as well as horseloaclc riding became a lavorile sporl as sludenls searched lor a devialion 'lrom school aclivilies. Doles Turn To Sociol Events, Go Shopping, Or Just Spend Leisurely Evening Cooking As in lhe pasl, whenever possible, couples made 'rhe scene al social evenls. Dales appeared al lhe shopping cenlers, al' parlcs for recrealion or slayed home iusl lo spend a leisure evening in lronl of 'rhe fireplace or allempling lo coolc a favorile dish. Weekends 'found lhe couples going lo dances and shows. Before or aller lhis enlerlainmenl lhey would visil places such as pizza parlors, Taco inns or fish palaces for sornelhing To eal. Aller games, lhe girls ollen mel' lheir lavorile guys for a colce al The gang's favorile hangoul. a a Ill'-'1l'!L.ll1'4 Jackie Jones and Glenn Webb play in 'llwe park wliile Susie Creel and Perry Whilson shop for a hal. Tamara Fiich and Anllwony Gaedderl' eal' aller seeing a movie as Pam Edwards clwals willw her lavorile guy and Carol Groesbeclc and David Dullon relax in fronl of llwe fireplace. A group of couples ear al rlweir favoriie pizza parlor: Connie Payalxsape and Darrell Ross go To a baffle. 'KKK Gary Carr, Tamara Filch, Vicki Bridges, Mike Vesla, Carol Walker, and Jim Cox display various phases of mod dress ranging any- where from shoes lo hals. Carol Winsled, Candy Powell and Anna Markham lalk aboul currenl hairslyles while Jackie Couls seems lo really go for flowers painled on her arm and leg and Sharon Williams closely exam- ines l'he elfecl' of herself in a hal. Boyish Bobs, Long Locks Make Hoirdo Scene While Nlod Clothes Appeal To Style-minded The lo+al look in 'Fashion slarlecl wilh lhe hair, and whelher il was worn in lhe Twiggy Cul or shoulder lenglh, il was in as long as il' was wind- blown and looked nalural. Nexl came lhe clolhes which for girls ranged from The ever popular mini dress and panl dress lo swealers of all slyles and lenglhs. For boys Jrhe look was conlinenlal or The conserva- +ive Ivy league in color coordinales of green. gold and orange. Shoes made The scene for girls in an assorlrnenl ol buckles, bows and lace-ups lo cornplemenl oulriils. Boys wenl for lhe deserl pools, moccasins and of course. cordovans. Fads of all kinds came and wenl' while olhers look lheir places. Popular lads This year ranged from lhe Skale and Shing-a-ling in dancing lo painl- ing 'flowers on knees and arms. 2 in s frffa Jw ,. W.,-W Thanksgiving, Christmas, Volentine's Dey Stir Festive Spirit of Helping Others, Giving Gifts Students tilled their spare time on holidays with helping others or sur- prising a tavorite person. Thanksgiving and Christmas tound young shoppers giving to others. Candy hearts tound their way to the girls trom beaus while on Easter spring brought the annual egg hunts. law? .km . 09 Q, .fs is 425: 15 x S in vim, V. is :,,,7 gg . F .. f . ,, ,f NG' g, M -f 1 q , s ,-ff N f -.. , , .gf ' 'tw . s, , 3, .r f 5, eva' ' ,, in W, ,.,,.,,,. V, n- if .. -- , V -- 'i all 'H r igssftaigifi' ,, 1, , ,, y, f ,--R gf s ,,, ,,.. s,,,, ,, .i .. ., N J M, ,,.,,4., I ,wif V ' 'W fiiff g .f4Zf?E.:? ' 3' fs ' al, l . 1, .s , ,p-'51 s 1' it ff,,e 2 ,,,s ' af 'xf7f+tMf4 ' 2:57 I i xy? lv -ie 'Z 15 ,k:y1 5: ,L gl by E lr,,, llssaa I ,tar M ,ssll w Fun-loving s'ruden'i's enioy Jrinemseives as ihey look for Easier eggs while club members shop for a Thanksgiving baskei 'io be given io a needy family. Herman Founiain and Aiberia Waiion decoraie a Chrisimas free and Jimmy Lackey Maki! sweeis io his sweei. N .AQSXN Aa Awww mxxkttfiigtigi X ii Q ixNYiXs?di5e xRXXos355WXtg,jr we 'wweer ' -'A K - ,,,,e,..1 A K 1 . -lv - , s 'i ' - is P, . z ..?g.zqf-51695. ' 44' s-,Wh . , ,W ' ' 'iv' s , si51:.'K5L.s-2 W ,g V Fgeggg., :U at 1 - -' s . A . I .- . ,, . , ' .. , X-'NW t N . , , .ss-QM?ie4-ft X , fx P ft P' sreee -- Cheerleaders practice a dance routine which they do to music played by the band at games while Pam Edwards and Alan Harper hang a poster in the cafeteria to support school spirit. Ruth Ann Gordon supports the team by cheering them on as Donna Kitchens and Virginia Nowlin pose with one ot the boys who drove the teepee. i .,. ...vw K., YFAIMF. V . -3.5. s M.. .3 X, Q www' My ,., -,K .. . ist' -wt Poster Competition, Pep Rollies Roise Spirit For Spurring Teoms On To Ultimote Victory Proudly displaying their spirit, loy- al Redskins successtully carried over trom the past year their slogan ot We're the Best. Re-dskin spirit was evident everywhere in the air betore all sports activities such as tootball, basketball, track, swimming, tennis and homeroom intramurals. Posters made by students working to gain points tor their advisories cov- ered the walls ot the cateteria creat- ing a mass broadcast ot spirit. Stu- dents participated in pep rallies, hang- ings and pep assemblies betore the various games striving to gather the extra spirit needed to speed the Red- skins on to victory. Pep tags spon- sored by clubs were handed out dur- ing homeroom on games days and Ki Yi's sold pep tags. ,,,..,-f fy 1 . mil Q-Q... mx 'S N . f , Lf k,.,..-ff , ,X We 1 A 1 H I C. xy My N. I ,fy Vf-, , U ,.,, 5 2 lim 5sH i!f 1A'?w443 4s:Vf1'f'fl5'4?'5 rw-zfziffx -.vm Q 'A -' -TVX Q. , . . ki. E :nfl fi ,,v,f4 I' F ,A ll-ifigiminiii-,, , xi. . , a in Wa, gi .. .gf 5 w -N x .:1, Seniors Exchonge Eorly Air of Confidence For Apprehension About Uncerroin Future As lhe I967-68 school year op- ened, Jrhe seniors wore a loolc of proud confidence lcnowing lhey were consid- ered lhe leaders. Bur as lhe end of Jrhe year drew near, The members of 'rhe gradualing class exchanged lheir confidenl loolcs for an expression of fear al nor lcnowing whal lay ahead. Their lhree years al Cl-ll-lS were filled wilh heclic aclivily ranging from classroom worlc lo daling. The lasl year was somehow diiierenl Jrhough be- cause an assorlmenl of aclivilies closed The seniors' role al lhe l-lill. ah Q' iii L ssliy ,X Toni Heberl' seems lo be having lrouble meas- uring Glenn Welob's head while Mary Win- eke sheds a few 'rears over reminiscences. Hands of a gradualing senior symbolize lhe class as a whole on lhe nighl ol gradualion while Gerald Davis racks his brain during lhe ACT lesl' and Virginia Nowlin displays her alailily +o promole and mainlain school spiril. Clubs Exemplify Spirit of Unity Tradiiion was exempiified in The or- ganizaiions probably more Hman in any oiher phase of aciiviiy-in iiie games, Jrhe pariies, The eleciion of royaliy-in Hwe spirilr of iogeihermess and unify. 1,5 ' Q 413. Q 'HW X 2. ,,.,,.,--A , ,-, I I fire iii - Th, 4 Li 458. 1-4 -' g ' Ns I .. Q ir, 'l n -4 'YQ' Q K 'Y -n ., M- X-' 1- L. - wr X i :.x 'JQ:::.x - rw ,gg 'nm Yffivf' A 'A i-t ,:a.l53,A5: ' IFQFQQ. , I '1 ' 1 .lf 1 -S +523 K Q-1 4 ,,k,, :-can K 'K ,5:'1.Qf . A 'iS'Ta55s,. 7 ? A Ei L ,J ,Q 'THQ 0 '52 -s fl ml 'M-N ,fm W, ww Wx? mm Wm xx.. Q, , 1. . 3 5 My..-.. .i ' as 3 as Q XR K 3 is Q , ll Q is S -' 1 5 Q r y f A ' '.fL.5- , , 7 if Ag- gp! V L , Q , l 0 w I , A I 4 N' ,, W , 3 f ' ' W t f ' ,,,Qf',z:1, . - X fifffi - 'A f 1 :if A, . ' A4-I -A. ,....,, an-H E, -Y Q N X 'S xxa- N 5 A' X 4 A , r X 5 w Q Q E, W, ., W Nellie Oden laughs al a lolce on flue way lo her class as Russell Davis slwows Sfuarl' Garner his newesl' posler. Sleve Park, Glen Webb and Sieve Harris enloy a snack. 1' ' Ni? 3 xl BARKNESS S 3 I f ' ii' A f +V W M0 ,eee le e lee, e7l l e 5 E Jdzlaoiiew .CQCLMMLQLQOW llellel e - Hsizzzzzifg X Q., lu l lleleil E, yy- . - he S' vs 1- I A ie N- E F fvge, Y Q 123f:52seZ-f- ' wi -.-','1f-1235521 ., . .. Ne,N , e -if I ,,., .AL ,,2 HQWLHVZJQS W eelee S ,S ,,,,.,.m,....,,mw.....+ ...Q kkyk We Q 3 , R ............- ,,, 'I Chieftain Runners-up Represent Nlcrny Facets Ot Activities From Academics to Athletics Runners-up tor Mr. and Miss Miss Ctiiettain attendants were Ctiiettain titles maintained ltiqlt sclwo lastic averages, participated in attilet- ics and led in citizenstrip, tiaving Stu dent Council president in ttteir number. Nellie Oden, Mary James, Carol Epper- son and Linda l.uttrell. Mr. Clniettain candidates were Glen Webb, Steve Parlc, Steve l-larris and Stuart Garner Phillip NlcMillon Named Friendliesi Eleclecl lhe lirsl' royally ol lhe year, Phillip Mclvlillan, Mr. l-lowdy, scored lhe lirsl poinls for Capilol l-lill in lhe '67 qrkiron season: he was ako boys'pep4Jub cheedeader Mr. Howdy Phillip lvlclvlillan ., ,S ., cz' 5, 5 ev ,f :f 1 7 .-' J QQ fb- ,.-if 6' 522 W-.Q '42 iii ,Q iv li 'EEE fi zsg nga J, wh? ,Mgt MAI f .fx . . 45 T gl' 2 9: ' if' , . , ,, Q, ,W ii ! N-'Agni' ,X Candy Powell Wins Miss Howdy Title Candy Powell, Miss l-lowdy. was Princess of Prinl during lner iunior year. A Sunday School leaclwer in lier clwurcli Candy was a seclion caplain in Ki Yi's and an FBLA officer. Miss Howdy Candy Powell All Spods Queen Virginia Nowlin Virginio Nowlin Chosen All Sports Royolty From Selective Field ot Athletic Princesses WGS All the Football princess Virginia Nowlin ning pertormances at clinics. l-ler attendants were Vickie Bridges, Janis Stephens, Jackie Baker, Sharon Williams and Barbara Hicks. elected All-Sports queen last tall. school cheerleader, Virginia led cheerleaders through awarcl-win- I r's.s ssct c it 5 f s -. . . . V sb X V, 4 i ,Vi 1 1 .4 s s ffl 4. f V , xx s 44 7X 4 fl f 11' I ,X Zfff K2 Z X - X fijfff. 'ATZQ A4 I. A l , X j ff, of 4 4 iq of c,sc S ..c 2 ., I ,-cs j X' ff 9, f, X4 ' as 1 ' 1, zss .casa 1 4,2 4' 1 lf. I ff I f fi' Q ' 'X Z If f J ctss 1 f 'P ' lf! , . f ,QP 'lx , fi' I f l, s Q., c - ., 1 , c . i ft .:ss f9A.,4 'cf 4,3 ,fa f haw- Vickie Bridges Janis Stephens Jackie Baker Sharon Williams Barbara Hicks ,U f ,gf w lla! kb Rio ll? I 'jc NW llllvo gl' 1, v 1 3' ll lv 1 Rf ' Jlvxl X AX., Aid, h A 61' ' C-aj i U , J ii l w gil My '-fi' 4 K 9 ,X l xl i. 'f L il' J il l ll ll l if ill Qld l Cheerleodenllllllins fd Homecoming Title Sludenl Council cheerleader, Ter- rie Taylor, early in llne year became Homecoming queen. Terrie represenl- ed Key club in llie all school compe- lilion for llne l-lomecoming lille. Homecoming Queen Terrie Taylor ll8 'IB' Q 0 O 0 S254 rn 5 Puyqhsqpe Artoins Only, Junior Honor An Ariisr, Connie Payarrsape. was I eiecieci as 'i'i'1G only major iunior royal- iry when she became Princess of Prini. An aclrive member of Ki Yi's, Connie was junior class vice president Princess of Prini' Connie Payahsape Darrell Aebischer Latin Club King Nicki Bachas Thespian King Janie Benneil Aquaieen Queen Sharon Burrieil Y-Teen Queen Bobby Campbell Spanish Club King Connie Clark Boys' O Club Queen Joyce Daniels FHA Queen Gerald Davis Band Drum Maior Cindy DeGuisii Red Cross Queen Mary Egglesion DECA Queen Phil Foster Boys' O Club King Debbie Fuller Honor Sociely Queen Kalhy Grambling Choir Queen Marcia l-larraman French Club Belle Barbara Hicks German Club Judy Kemp FBLA Queen Rosemary Lewis ITC Queen Gary McCallie ITC King Nancy Nichols Ki Yi Queen Nellie Oden Sfudenf Council Queen Sieve Park Ki Yi King, FHA King Wayneile Parker Economics Queen Carolyn Rowell Spanish Club Queen Beanna Reynolds Lafin Club Queen Benny Rosales Safely Council King Jackie Ross German Club King John Ryder French Club Beau Kalhy Shadrick Thespian Queen Palsy Smiih FJA Queen Rosemary Snow Morning lnspiraiion Q Terrie Taylor Key Club Queen James Walls Choir King Janice Walson Safeiy Council Queen Sharlei Whaley vicA Queen Sharon Williams Pep Council Queen Jeff Creekmore Ueeh Ugliesf Man on Campus IWC' auf' Q., wmv f,,...-f .LN E Q' -.-wi ww 'W f- 1 Y' Organizations of All Sizes Select Individual Kings, Queens To Reign Ei mu cum I , www-gg, Terrie Taylor leaps for sheer Ioy aG Wayneifa Parker waifs Jro see Terri RoBardS. 's r Leading The STudenT Council were WW STudenT Council. FronT rowg leTT To righT: T. Taylor, STudenT Council Cheerleader, B. Hiclcs, assisTanT all-school Cheerleader, V. Nowlin, all-school cheerleader, P. Glasgow, C Treasurer, D. CarpenTer, ParliamenTarian, Epperson, Chaplain, C. Clark, SecreTary, N Oden, Vice-PresidenT, S. Garner, PresidenT, S Cohen, sponsor. Second row: D. King, D STudenT Council Sponsors Leodership Clinic Round-up, Sends Delegotes To Conferences W Sims, B. Hammond, R. Taylor, D. McCoy. D. Queen, M. Henderson, M. James, C. Pow- ell, M. Wienelce, S. l-lamilron. Third row: J May, J. PlaTT, M. Hollensbe, L. Speclc, Y Doonlceen, W. Blackwood, C. Rowell, T Gassuer, K. STephens, B. Campbell, G. Mills FourTh row: S. Vaughn, J. Ryder, M. Harra- man, J. STevens, K. Vargas, B. Lopez, D Myers, M. Tenner, V. Lawrence, D. STanley J. Bass, K. Harrison. l3iTTh row: J. Peclc, T Nicholson, D. Queen, C. Payahsape. D. KiTch- ens, T. FiTch, J. McCharen, S. Taylor, P. Ed- wards, S. Monlchouse. SeyenTh row: G. John- son, R. SwaTelc, P. NorTon, D. Threllceld Chadwell, K. Thomas, R. HeberT, S. Half, J Boswell, K. Lawson. - E M --- 'X . I ' ....,,m5.b, 'Wasil .. it ' f . 1 .6 . . . homa AssociaTion oT STudenT Councils Vcwlig., ,,.. J? STuarT Garner, presidenT, Nellie Oden, vice presidenT, Connie Clarlc, secre- Tary. and David CarpenTer. Miss Sara Cohen, sponsor, and STuarT Garner wenT To Philadelphia Tor The NaTional AssociaTion oT STudenT Councils convenTion, aTTer which They along wiTh oThers aTTended The Olcla- aT CenTral STaTe in Edmond. The TirsT order oT business Tor The new STudenT Council was The leader- ship clinic and Redslcin Round-up. Ac- TiviTies included Flag weelc, Howdy weelc, Twirp weelc, CiTizenship weelc, UniTed Appeal, BeauTiTicaTion program and Two dances. -' xr Mr Y . J if' is , , - . x - .Na-V 5 K Lfg,7j 7 - T T X. xv-...f Pj' T!', rf k -iff.-'i ii ri?- .J. fn I ' 2, xv , E K L '1 I s 1, 25 1 1: , I , ,,, k E I ,V,, , ' I , llr A v1l,f l lu, kk,,. H olloo lfffl U H LM sig, Carol Epperson prepares Thanksgiving bas- lcels as Gall Coggins arranges flowers for flue Velerans Hospllal. Sluarl' Garner assem- bles 'the early morning Sludenl Council meel- ing while Sharon Williams and Darlene Mc- Coy supporl fhe Beaulificalion program. l Ynilvvvzf- Janice Waison and Pam Muse bake cookies while Jo Ellen Plall checks feverish Ron Sleelcer's pulse, Yolanda Jimenez serves col- fee 'ro a weary lruclc driver. Lit V I . ,Al H Ee A. . I r v . is Red Cross. Kneeling, lell lo righlz L. William son, T. Smilh, J. Slreighl. Row 2: Mrs. Con nie Halpern, sponsor, J. Rudniclci, R. Slew art S. Slein, P. Burnehl, L. Bordwine, L. Rec- , ff av Q J .il X , wi 'il12-if .R , HEX? :,Ux,i-'QQ U . .J , Q wifi' Q5 xXuuui--1-if , ff, -nv.. .3 xx W4 U1. fW.Wn y x ,ay xx .wz,'xj.M LN JvQw4,g13f3w1 Luna., X +or, l-l. Williams, K. Thomas. Row 3: N. Oden, D. Malicoal, D. Sasneil, C. Bidleman, A. Peck, E. Doughiy, S. Bales, W. Blackwood, C, DeGuis'H, C. lvligdal. Red Cross Takes Talent, Gitts to Hospitals, Satety Council Appears on BTAOTA Show Members ot the Red Cross visited hospitals during the summer and win- ter months where they entertained the patients by giving variety shows and birthday parties. ln addition, the Red Cross supplied hospital wards with ashtrays, pictures and picture trames. They also tilled triendship kits tor needy children overseas. Members ot Satety Council par- ticipated in activities such as the BTAOTA-quiz show and the lntercity Satety Council. A panel ot members was chosen to represent Capitol l-lill against schools such as Douglass and Star Spencer high schools. Janice Watson and Benny Rosales reigned as king and queen. Safety Council. Front row, lett to right: P. treasurer, R, l-luerta, L. Casters, B. Week- row, lett to right: M. Douglas, B. Rosales Buchanan, C. Newberry, M. Ossenkop, M. ley, J. Watson. queen. B. l-linton, L. Wilson, king, l.. Barnett, B. Callett, Y. Jimenez, A ' ' . BII' A, L dd' Mr Pi , gponggr, Back Martin, D. Sarratt, R. Sleeker, president. Gibson, vice-president, J. Platt, secretary S. linger, a . gg 'E I y 'tl 'K ' r . i5,?a ii. Morning lnspiraiion. Fronl' row: Mrs. M l-larry, sponsor, D.,Cheuvronl, S. Rowland L, Slcroplca, R Srewarf, L Borclwine, C Ra . . . y- moncl, B, Branily, G. Dubois, D. Dumblelon, J. Balmer, S. Bolion, R. Snow, V. Bridges. S. lncifing spiri+ual enfhusiasm, Palricia Lorlon, David Dumblelon, Charles Raymond, Gary Dubois, Rosemary Snow ancl Sandra Bollon sing a hymn while Sieve-n Evans observes Donnie Smilh personalizing a yearbook. gli-aw S J Q i Shellon, T. Taylor, J. Sieve-ns, Mr. D. Gas sell, Second row: J. McClelland, S. Orr, P. Gravill, J. Plalf, J. Cullen, M. Gilce, S. Pei ill, C. Wallace, P. Lorlon, J. Smilh, D. Full er, D. Lamberf, M. l-larraman, L.-Luflrell, C. Johnson, S. Evans, M. Gibson, Baker. Back row: Mr. J. l-lull, J. Doe, S. Smilh, M. Jones, T. Cops, J. James, K. Grambling, W. Parker, D. Williams, E. Lewis, J. Moody, S. Buller, S. Coker, D. Aebischer, S. Garner, R. Parsons. Devorion Club Hos Coroling Poriyg Droflsmen lobel Yeorbooksg Y-Teens Hondle Bookstore Recognizing The physical as well as The spiriTual needs oT The commu- niTy, The Morning lnspiraTion conTrib- uTed money Tor Tood baskeTs To give To The needy aT Thanksgiving Time. Each week The group inviTed guesT speakers and had a hymn sing. AT ChrisTmasTime They had a parTy. One oT The younger clubs in school, The Technical SocieTy, raised money by labeling and engraving yearbooks in The spring. Taking parT in shorT course work was on The agenda. OperaTing The sTudenT sTore lo- caTed in The sTudenT lounge was The principal service proiecT oT The Y- Teens. Also, The girls visiTed homes Tor The elderly during holiday periods. Y-Teens. SeaTed, leTT To righT: Mrs. Linda ChaTTin, C. Carlile, L. Johnson, Mrs. Noba BuTchee, sponsor, B. Lopez, S, MiTchell, J, French, sponsor. Row 2: K. Soules, J. Kemp. l I I I Technical SocieTy. FronT row. leTT To righT: row: E. SmiTh, W. Nowacki, D. DumbleTon, A. Thompson, T. SmiTh, M. Woods, T. Fall- R. SchlecT, G. Webb, M. Davidson, L, l-lood, well, C. l-lale, D. SmiTh, D. Clymer. Back S. Evans, B, SmiTh, S. Jones, J. Bell. A l i i Mu Alpha Thefa. Lei+ 'io rigid: Miss Vivian Maffox, sponsor, W. Nowacki, W. Gibson, G. Joiwns, D. Dumbleion, G. Dubois, A. Dukes, D. Carpenier, S. Russell, G. Ainsworih, J. Moody, M. Williams, M. Harriman. dick, P. Graviii, M. Harraman, M. James L, Luffrell, P. Penciergrass, S. Nichols, B Slrawn, T. Taylor. Row 3: Mr. George Al' wood, sponsor, G. Ainsworfln, D. Douglass, A 4 E. Harrison, D. Carpenier. M. Davidson, C. Hood, D. Aebisciier, Mrs. Maxine Harry, sponsor, Mrs. Gladys Sinclair, sponsor. 5 s I 1 Sigmo Chi loto Sponsors Locol Science Foirg Honor SocieTy Topes Lessons for Librory A high academic average was re- quired To gain membership in honor clubs, Sigma Chi loTa, The Honor So- cieTy, and Mu Alpha TheTa. Sigma Chi loTa, sponsored by Miss l'lazel Smiley, sponsored The school science Tair in February. The l-lonor SocieTy, sponsored by Mrs. Maxine l'larry, Taped lessons Tor sTudenTs who had raTher hear The les- sons Than read Them. ln addiTion, The group rang ChrisTmas bells Tor The SalvaTion Army aT a shopping cenTer. The small group of sTudenTs main- Taining an average oT 3.7 Tor The pasT Three semesTers in maThemaTics were eligible To ioin Mu Alpha The+a, spon- sored by Miss Vivian MaHox. I Sigma Chi lofa. SeaTed, leTT To righT: E. J. Fincher, Mrs. Befhea, sponsor, D. Aebisch- STeinbroolc, P. Bieger, D. Wooliver. A. Foun- Tain, J. STephens, M. l-lollensbe, V. Johnson, C. MigdaT. STanding: Mr. Tomlin, sponsor, Mrs. BuTchee, sponsor, Mrs, Jones, sponsor, er, J. Sharp, T. Shannon. l-l. Black, S. Evans, M. Woocls, E. Leinnewebber, T. Smiih, G. Anderson, C. LofTis. Mu Alpha Thefa is an honor club Tor maTh sTu- denTs, explains Miss Vivian MaTTox To prospec- Tive members as Mr. Ralph Tomlin waTches Gary AinsworTh calculafe on a balance scale. Cindy DiGuisTi Tapes lessons in The library Tor sTuclenTs. xxinbvf Key Club. Fronl' row, lelf 'ro riqlwl: H. Dixon R. Dodd, T. Randall, G. Burnell, M. Williams D. Hobbs. Second row: A. Gaedderl, K. Slwinglelon, R. Odle, G, Dubois, lvl. Lane, R' .ms- P. Buclwannan. Mr. Eddie Fields, sponsor, Mr. William Crabb, sponsor. On wagon: J. Laclc- ey, T. Henson, D. Carpenler, C. Hood. .... . swag, .',.,-ay: . y- is . . - gfaegff . ,...,., H ..s. - .:S g.HT75 ':- ' A ., Sf . Q, .sr :N 3 in-gf ofss 4. Anlhony Gaedderf, Paul Buchanan and Jimmy Laclcey inlerview a Kiwanis club member as Clelus Hood records lhe lolal amounl' of morey collecled for lhd Thanksgiving baslcels. Terrie Taylor, Key Club queen, waves lo a parade wafclwer i T Key Club Sponsors Thanksgiving Bosketsg NFL Group Enters Siillworer Tournomenr Leadership, scholarship and char- acler played 'rhe main role in selecr- ing members for Key Club, a civic orqanizalion. Wirh lhe assislance of Mr. Eddie Fields, Key club members prepared Thanksgiving baslcels for needy 'Families and ailended an annual Cor- pus Chrisii convenrion. The Nalional Forensic League, a speech honor sociely, chose members on 'rhe basis of poinls acquired by speech conlesis. Mr. L. J. Semrod, sponsor, lrav- eled wilh NFL members 'ro Slillwaler for Jrheir annual speech lournamenl. L LLULS L ly! 4 x NFL. From' row: B. Reynolds, S. Nichols, R. Goodnight C. DeGuis+i. Back row: S. Vaughn, D. Carpenier G Dubois 'BK Charolef Wallace keeps Hue library files up To dale wlwile Gailynn Blackburn re- pairs Linda Sl'1adrick's slage makeup. Nicky Backus and Carolyn Ryker re- hearse Romeo and Julie? ir, Library Club. Sealed, leff 'ro riglnl: T. Voll- mer, G. Cawfhon, R. Bayless, G. Vickery. Back row: Mrs. Evans, librarian. C. Wallace, S. Peiilr, W. McKinzy, S. Seymour, S. Mc- Crary, S. Kerr, Mrs. Shirley Wheeler. l 1 i 6 Thespians Capture Second Place With Floatg Library Club Attends Banquet, State Meet Capturing second place in beau- ty with their tloat tor the homecom- ing parade, the Thespians raised money tor their projects by holding bake sales on Saturdays. More in line with acting, the group presented their annual Night ot Shakespeare in November, cut- tings trom American literature tor iun- iors, and short plays tor sophomores. Attending a convention and ban- quet at OU was on the doclcet tor Library Club members this year. The purpose ot the tall convention was to elect state and city otticers. A tall banquet 'for Oklahoma City library clubs was also attended by members ot the Library club. Thespians. Front row, lett to right: K. Shad- hen, sponsor, J. Maddy, D. Hinton, V. Bridges. Attoclcnie, J. Peclc, C., Rosser, L. Luttrell, C rick, L. Shatner, C. Johnson, G. Blackburn, A. Thompson. J. Gastand, R. Goodnight, N. Powell, J. Chadwell, C. Epperson, P. Shad- C. Rylcer. Row 2: N. Baclces, Miss Sara Co- Terry. Back row: R. Hoclcer, S. Vaughn. R. riclc. Linda Shadriclc. not pictured. if , ii, . www I , MMWM0M.MJw ff,vf- im H K . M -. A-.- -.,-,,. .... -. .. A Boys' Pep Club. Fronl row, lell lo righl: Mr. Bob Cunningham, sponsor, Mr. Max Nelher- Jarnes, K. Adkins, G. Burnnell, R. McConnell M. Bishop, S. Earp, P. Abslon, D. Carpenler, lon, sponsor, D. Bruce, A. Springer, S. Deal J. Ryder. T. Smilh, P. McMillian. Fourlh row son, C. Newberry, R. Fisher, J. Walls, S Parks, L. Bishop, D. Taylor, B. Hicks, J. Ross . J. L. Beam, B. Burnell, J. Neugenl, J. Gall- L. brealh, J. May. Second row: K. Rogers, R. N Capps, G. Jones, D. Aebischer, R. Newman . J. Burns, P. Whilson, R. Brown, S. Garner Hamlin, K. Bailey, D. Dullon, R. Gideon Lamb, G. Anderson, G. Carr, W. Gales . Fullon, S. Coker, D. Albers, W. Dockery M. Wiley. Fillh row: T. lmgram, D. Williams S. Vaughn, M. Ossenkop, R. Parsons, M. K. Slephens, B. Moss, A. Thompson, W. Gas- Cook, A. Harper, M. Lummas, P. Hendon s. Boren, c. Pipkins, s. Allen, L. cook, Hi Edwards. Third row: C. Hale, D. Smilh, T. Denlis, T. Randall, J. Marlin, S. Knighl, J. 00 O Ug lon, J. Bullinglon, L. Clark, P. Hudson, D Davis, K. Smilh, G. Marlin, C. Green. Cermack, M. Gonzales, G. Cawlhorn, D. Caw- lhon. Sixlh row: S. Mack, D. Reece, M. Boys' Pep Club members show lheir approval ol lheir lloal during lhe homecoming pa- rade while several cheerleaders prove lhal praclice sessions pay oll in enlhusiaslic cheers during a loolball game. Skropka, B. Loll, S. Ford, L. Romine, E. Smilh, J. Bishop, J. Holmes, V. Hinson, K. Sullivan, T. Handan, J. While, M. Dunn, S. Kirk, D. Hackell, H. Smilh. Sevenlh row: T. Walser, M. Riggs, D. Bailey, T. Reddoul, J. Taylor, T. Boyer, R. Salyer, R. Hunl, J. Parker, J. Cox, C. While, J. Blackwood, R. Woodrow, J. Black, P. Buchanan, R. Lan- ders, M. Vesla. Back row: K. Roy, J. Rich- ards, M. Woods, R. Yarber, P. Reynolds, T. Kaehey, G. Prilner, R. Walker, S. Shed, B. Brown, R. Davis, D. Pelham, S. Kearnes. K. Richards, F. Bennell, R. McCraw, J. Her. Pep Squad, Cheerleaders EncoJrage Teams With Optimistic Telegram, Polished Routines Redslcin Boys' Pep Club sponsored a school-wide telegram tor the tra- ditional tootball game with U.S, Grant. The telegram containing 600 names and Beat Grant was sent to the tootball team's dressing room 30 min- utes betore game time. Sponsors tor Boys' Pep Club were Mr. lvlax Nether- ton and Mr. Robert Cunningham. Competing in the Thunderhawlc cheerleader clinic at Qlclahoma Univer- sity cheerleader clinic at Olclahoma University, the '68 cheerleaders exhib- ited their new dance and pom pom routines, tor which they received three honors. Cheerleaders also attended winter clinic tor additional practice and assistance in creativity. 'U lilly Hou f gig 1' i ,, V-'fjffif Y' I V Nr - My '-A 'M ' A Q Q V fi. I , . if, Cheerleaders. Tanna Nicholson, KiYi cheerleader: Terrie Taylor, Student Council cheerleader: Don- na Kitchens, KiYi cheerleader: Virginia Nowlin, all-school cheerleader: Barbara l-liclcs, assistant all-school cheerleader: Tamara Fitch, KiYi cheer- leader: Galatha Mills, KiYi cheerleader, F, l Ki-Yi's. Fronl row, lell lo riqhl: Mr. Don Gassell, sponsor, M. l-larrarnan, J. McChar- en, Y. Jiminez, M. James, C. Clark, J. Sle- phens, A. l-ledges, N. Nichols, S. Parks, S. Evans, S. Creel, J. Kemp, S. l-lamillon, S. Gammell, S. Brown, G. Everell, C. Rowell. Second row: Miss Crew, sponsorg C. Powell. N. Oden, S. Whilney, L. Bordiwine, A. Wal- lon, J. Osborn, V. Nowlin, S. Shellon, C. Rylcer, D. Mealey, S. Shank, C. Whaley, K. Souls, E. Childers, D. Anderson. Third row: Miss Graham, sponsor: E. Benson, F. Kaubin. Y. Doonlceen, J. Plall, J. Cullen, W. Blaclc- wood, L. Reclor, B. l-licks, E. Doughly, R. Gordon, S. l-larrison, K. l-larrison, R. Taylor, J. Sullivan, C. Walls, J. Chadwell. Fourlh row: M. Henderson, E. Buller, C. Dean, S. . y , Smilh, S. l-larris, D. Shorl, C. Grosebeclc, S. Manlchouse. T. Taylor, S. Carlile, M. Schu macher, J. Ernels, P. l-lorn, G. Moore, D While, S. Curlis, R. Bouse. Fillh row: D Malicoal, L. Sholner, S. Taylor,.D. Beller, P. Woody, B. l-lamillon, M. Capps, G. Viclcery, T. Nicholson, C. Payahsape, S. Sammenliger, R. Conder, D. Pendlelon, R. l-leberl, T. Hale P. Doughly, J. Hoclcer. Sixlh row: G. Wil liams, E. Oldham, B. Collel. C. Edgens, C Silers, S. Brillon, J. McCullen, L. Brown, D Kilchens, J. Smilh, D. Colley, C. Cosby, J Miller, C. Cole, D. Greear, P. Walls, D Tillson. Sevenlh row: T. Gasseur, L. Dawson C. Loveless, l-l. Snyder, B. Swallord, C Chandler, C. Sales, P. l-laclcell, T. Filch, S Ryder, R. Sullee, J. Bruno, D Sharp, J , 5 ,,........ - -...,4. Q , .,,,. .... . E .. - Jones, K. Manuel, S. Gooding, L. l-larringlon Eighlh row: C. Ryder, W. Young, L. Row land, L. l-lunealcer, S. Slud, J. Bass, P. Hag- german, L. Drew, G. Mills, C. Forlune, M Gessman, K. Wardell, L. Kelner, J. Beller, B Fuller, R. Mashburn, M. Avery. Ninlh row R. Parlcer, V. Johnson, C. Sparlcs, J. Rude niclci, B. Price, T. Melz, S. Gainor, M. Tener K. Corey, L. Kesner, K. Fincher, K. Bishop P. Paniagua. B. Canard, J. Folks, J. Banis- ler, D. Dockery. Tenlh row: C. Mullens, S Koonce, J. Broom, R. Schlechl, B. Sanner C Lollis, L. Richardson, G. Pearman, R Flowers, L. Blaclr, R. Redden, L. Bailey, V Creech, P. Filler, W. Benson, D. Posloalc, Y. V 1 lk' . lf Ml Y S. .Al X ....-..-...,, I36 l il ii 1 rs f l . -............. .......,..- ..-W -........ -, . ---. ..- 1 vw mn .re ...nr . .l s 'E . ,. he L.:-H- 1fe.:,'f ,. Ki Yi's Initiate Year With Watermelon Feast, Close Activities With Formal Dance in Spring Beginning the school year with a watermelon party tor incoming soph- omores, the Ki-Yi's registered more members than in recent years. Climaxing the year was the an- nual spring 'Formal dance at which the next year's otticers were announced. One tun aspect ot Ki-Yi activi- Ki-Yi's express their school spirit in a homecoming tloat and in active sup- port ot many sports events. At all home games, KiYi's tilled the air with encour- agement and optimism and heralded the arrival ot the team onto the tield through their cheering ranlcs. ties was ushering tor special events such as the lce Capades and hoclcey. The honor ot best pledge was be- stowed to Deanie Greear, ending the weelc ot pledging. Disappointments as well as vic- tories came when some didn't have the merits to run tor an ottice. O Clubs Get Camping Funds with Bake Sales, Dances, lVlaintain Same Lettering Standards Other than taking a camping trip, the Girls' O club sponsored school dances, paper drives and bake sales tor tund raising proiects. Protits were used to buy equipment and to tinance the annual trip to Lake Texoma. Participating in wrestling, toot- ball, basketball, swimming, baseball and track, the boys admitted to the O club were required to letter in one ot the major sports. Connie Clark was elected club queen in the tall. N0 SMOKING . Q . i 1. Boys O Club. Front row, lett to right: Mr Jim King, G. Anderson, K. Rogers, S. Parks P. l-lendon, K. Richards, C. l-lale, M. Kee- ton, C. Newberry, M. Ossenkop, L. Black J. Williams. M. Smith, Mr. Willie Edwards sponsor. Second row: B. Campbell, l-l. Ed- wards, R. Steiskal, J. Creekmore, M. Tonub bee. J. Neugent, B. Burnett, J. Ross, D. Fos- ter, R. Roberts, P. McMilIian, D. Ross, S. Hendricks, M. Wiley, M. Moore. Third row: G. Pickard, J. Rowden. L. Beam, L. Kearnes, K. Bailey, D. Berryhill, G. Clay, J. Lackey, R, Miller, J. Bishop, S. Allen, M. Lummus. T. Dentis, T. Jackson, L. Cook, R. Davis, R. Payahsape, W. Dockery, M. Cook, Mr. John Smith. Back row: Mr. C. B. Speegle, S. Har- ris, T. Walser, H. Dixon, J. Parker, F. Ben- nett. G. Webb, J. May, G. Pritner, A. Gaed- dart, J. Galbreath, R. Salyer, R. Benear, D. Douglas, R. Lewis, W. Richardson, S. Shoe- line, M. Bishop, J. Woods, R, McCraw, T. Jones, A. Dukes, S. Mack, D. Menetee. Girls O. Fronl row, lell lo riqlwlc J. Bennell. D. Brown, R, Boyd. Tlwlrd row Mrs rew J. Slephens, P. Fosler, C. Clark. Second row: sponsor. M. Mason, M Avery P Edwards Mrs. Graham, sponsor, N. Oden. D. McCoy, .J . elf fu Timmy Clayburn, wres+ler, admires pasf wreslling froplwies and hopes +o add anollwer lo lhe collec- llon. Marilyn Avery demonsfrales a volleyball maneuver' 'lo Diane Pasiook. Ellen Douglnfy finds flwal' her opponenl' has a nasly serve. it 5,6119 DWMNJ s K 'A fv4-vw-f-ff .. ...A.. .1 F N N K I W I 1 2 S 1 4 1 I x K . J , ,WW f -W --.,.,,-,-.v-- --, l40 VICA Sponsors Teepee to Celebrote Scores, Visits Plonetorium, Plons Summer Convention Vocational industrial Clubs ot America initiated l I5 members in caps and gowns at tlte otticial WCA initia- tion early in tlte year, making a total ot approximately 250 active members. Members will talce part in the Na- tional VlCA convention wlticlt will be lneld during tlte summer. Ttie new teepee car wtiiclt was driven around ttte tield at ttie Mid- west City and Grant games was spon- sored by VICA and built by ttie auto meclwanics class. Members toured ttie planetariurn, a bread balcing company and a local paclcing plant tor tltree tield trips. Lee Steeds quee wtrile troplny to VICA won tloat in tlte welcls togetlter supports tor tlte mar- Pat Streatter proudly displays a VICA inter-city Student Council visitors. the trophy tor ltaying a tirst-class lnomecoming parade. -.........,.,,,h,,,,,- Maiorelfes. Lefl' io righi: Carol Bryan, Brenda D Irene Parker, Vicki Slceel. Head Maioreiieq Diane Win slead, Virginia Garcia, Linda Boller. Under Direction of Goodspeed, Bond Gives Holfiime Shows, Nlorches for Homecoming Mr. Jerry Gooclspeed insiruciecl ihe Pride of Capiiol Hill 'lor 'ihe firsi lime ihis year. The marching band performed cluring haliiime shows ai 'rhe home fooiball games in addiiion 'lo march- x ig ing in ihe homecoming parade. Terri RoBards was crowned band queen by Gerald Davis, drum major, during ihe halfiime of ihe Capiiol Hill- lvlidwesi Ciiy game: she was also a iinalisi for homecoming queen. qi .q ..,-- Q so 4. V W '-'rr avis, QS? ' i9 h'-- if ff ,Myer 1 T.-. --1 .. .. .... 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Kafhy Grambling, James Walls, Carol Ep- A 3' K 5 X L? 5 person, Randy Parsons, Karen Vargas, Berry i Sfeph ns Sheryl Hendmcks and Mary Wien eke rehearse whsle Mr Alberi' Ossenkop con X 9? - ducfs. The choir Hoaf shows Expo '67, X J ja Q ,5QX'UxJ fffw Q, M ,Of riiid or ,3 A ,055 Q X X I44 , XD J,X lo? fs 2 n ,., A .,,-.... .,. ...- ., D A..,5,.... . .-..,..',..,.. ,.:,. ....1,..-.1. -, ,, ,.,yv ,--...AM-,f 'Q . . , , .. . ., . .,.:,,.,.. , , H ,. .., ..,,.,. . ,,,,..,, ..- ,-,-.-.,--.,.s....,-:3g.ggy:'.g . . ,, . ,,., ,- .--.,.,.l..-.U.-.,..-., ,-.:-- --.'j.f+1..f'. - ..,. ..... 1.f.., -. ...-,. ..'. 'as -1-' j '.11'f5f2f.5.f5 , r fp 5 ! Q' f ' for l l Choir. FronT row, leTT To riqhT: R. WaTson, D. WinsTead, J. STouT, A. Coggins, M. Os- senlcop, C. Epperson, R. Parsons, M. Wien- elce, D. Nixon, S. Rowland, P. Shadrick, A. Pierce, D. Aebischer, D. Vargas, Mr. AlberT Ossenlcop, direcTor. Second row: S. Alsup, J. SmiTh, J. MarTin, K. Lemmons, T. Wynn, J. Osborn, R. Fisher, J. McClelland, D. STarr, K. Shadriclc, R. Newnum,.B. BranTly, A. FounTain, S. l-ledriclc. Third row: C. Raymond, D. ChevronT, B. STe-phens, M. HampTon, J. BullingTon, J. Conway, J. Walls, D. Wooli- ver, J. James, K. Grambling, G. Oldham S. BolTon, K. Vargas. FourTh row: B. Wynn C. MerriTT, D. Myers, M. Gibson, J. Moody M. King, J. Moore, S. Vaughn, D. Williams G. DuBois, J. Terrill, M. Kimmell, K. Thomas W Choir Recalls Summer' Receives Invitation To Ol The many Trips regularly sched- uled during The year by The choir, The Trip To The Canadian Expo '67 during The summer highliglfred The year Tor junior and senior choir members. Direc:Ted by Mr. AlberT Ozzie gi - llflllll Journey To Montreal, Sun Antonio Hemisfoir Ossenlcop, They were inviTed To aTTend The l'lemisTair aT San AnTonio, Texas as well as The ciTy and sTaTe conTesTs during The year. They crowned James Walls and KaThy Grambling Their lcinq and queen. 5 gags! s Q5-av - lizzie- 'Tw ChiefTain Sfaff. Fronl' row: leTT To righT: C. 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'-'Q 11 12, .- ff-I Q s ffzfg, .nnn -as Jones, S. Harrison, P, Horn. Sirandinqq leTT To righT: S. Deason, C. Lankford, S. Vaughn, C. Cosby, P. Wilson, D. SmiTh, B. Brown. A. 'H-up Dukes, Mrs. R. Kraemer. sponsor, J. Bos- well, M. ATTebery, T. G-reeson, S. Magiro- skwy, B. WaTTs. V. Williams, R. STewarT. Yearbook Staff Has Fall MysTery Assembly, Takes Thanksgiving Trip To Chicago Meeting Drawing layouTs, Taking picTures, wriTing copy and selling ads were some of The responsibiliTies oT The yearbook sTaTT. Planning Tor The MysTery assem- bly was one of The main proiecTs spon- sored by The yearbook sTaTT. Those sTudenTs who purchased a packeT were admiTTecl by show oT receipT. Some sTaTT members wenT To Chi- cago over The Thanksgiving holidays. To aTTend The NaTional ScholasTic Press AssociaTion convenTion. AnoTher maior proiecT OT The sTaTT was presenTing The yearbook assembly in May, aT which Time The '68 ChieT- Tain was unveiled To The sTudenT body, and Mr. C. B. BreiThaupT, principal, was presenTed The TirsT copy oT The yearbook and awarded The dedicaTion. :wi M' X 'Q Q l1 i 4 , :JV Wa. L ipffi s 5, , 'if ! .4 3 . ,fl 4? rzii 5 ii, M I ,i,f 'fi gli K' ' A Awe' ' f v i wr f ',K ,1 ..1: i ii ' ' W l Hgq'-1 Lenora Speck, Brenda Brown, Donna Smiih, and Virginia Jones check picfures as Pai Smiih. Rick McDaniel, Linda Manning. and Phyllis -Horn draw layoufs for a secfion. w. EX Sherrn amllfon, Redslun Arrow phofographer and chief assrs+an+, infervnews Mass Smvley biology feach er for a newspaper siory T .. 1,5 -- 6 WV ' A Sroff Aims for All-Americon Roring Encore By Publishing School Newspaper Bi-Monthly Slriying +0 refrain 'Hqeir award COl'iSlSl'lng of l..lf1C.la Shaclriclc, DGWS ed- gf All-AmeriCan ' fhe Redskin Ar- ilorg Wilma Blackwood, edilorial ed- row slall published The school news- HOF: Mihi Rawls. fealure eclilor: and paper loi-monlhly. Edilors-in-chief. John Ryder and Many Sldiic m9fT1lDSFS also dllend- Gary Ainsworfhl commanded 5 gfaff ed rhe COV1V8I'1'l'lOD in C:l'1lC6gO. .X Reclskin Arrow. Fronl' row, lei? 'lo righ'l': S. Hamillon, W. Blackwood, L. Shaclrick, G. Ainsworlh, J. Ryder. lvl. Rawls, M. Lummus V. Young. Back row: L. Richardson, A. Pierce J. Miller, lvl. Delzord, A, Markham, C. Slewarff k.,y -W, I ,f .- f-i . 8 ,.., K 5 . ff' 1 f ff s 6 ig iiuftfiri ,-f,i ilisffslfw 211,72 ffs ff r.,'- - f. . Q givin .iss eezf iszefiz -i--f, 1 Q ,sfrzgfz zz - is. in iPffff?Z?T? 9eliisfifof A1533 A c- isii 4 J A f.rf1 .- ,-,'L gg, Gflleaiefrz riilli ...J 'isrrii . . . 'V iss. sr' A 'f'.'- - ,- , M 'fffffseis 1, 7 ifraffnvmiaifwrw . i 'i Q ee ff , -, , '..ff 'fr,'1'5,.: we :L ie if rv '.?,1fxfV' ii if-iff ' .3ff.,em,f,g: .f.'-' ,M , ,fee . - Mifzi Rawls, John Ryder, Gary Ainsworrh and Wilma Blackwood work sreadily +o gel rhe Red- slcin Arrow in on lime while Ricky McDaniels and Jerri Jackson help check over and give lheir ap- proval l'o slalemenls senl our by Virginia Young. I49 Joyce Daniels and Sharon Burne++ decide on a slcirl lenglh. Pal' Smi+h 'fakes a icy ride in lhe homecoming parade as 'fun begins. FMA fvw JOUEEN 5 FJA. Fr0n'r row: G- AFHSWOFHW. P- Smifh. 5- Speck G Blackburn Back row Mrs R Kra ner C Merkey V Jones B Smalley E Reed Hamillon. M. Rawls, J. Ryder. l-. 5l1dClflCl4- l-- mer, sponsor B Lopez M Rngsby B San L Puckeff A Markham R McDamel , Y, Q , , .A ' --,fl is -5 , gi , FBLA. From' row, lell 'lo righl: C. Carlile, S. Sullivan, Mrs. Lela Frazier, V. Dean, K. Sni McOuery. G. Coggins, D. Biby, J. Daniels, der, S. Bollon, P, Woody. Back row: L. Bord- S. Parks. Row 2: Y. Jinenez, D. Dennis. C. wine, S. Fisher, C. Briscoe. P. BurneH'e, C Liflle, M. Jones, S. Burnelrle, B. Lopez. D. Brown, P. Sander,J,Wa+son, G. Slevens, Homemokers Picnic in Foll, Collecl Boskels, Sponsor Orphons, Sell Christmas Cookbooks To lciclc off The year for Fulure l-lomemalcers ol America, Jrhe girls held a picnic al Gale Coggins' home. As service proiecls, lhe allilialed members of lhe FHA gave Thanlcsgiv- ing loaslcels lo needy families and spon- sored lwo orphans al Chrislmaslime. To finance lheir aclivilies, The members sold candy in lhe fall and sold coolcboolqs for Chrislmas. The girls had a slumber parly, FHA Sweelhearl loanquel, and an end ol school rally lo end lhe aclivilies. Fulure Journalisls of America dis- played 'rheir loro'rherhood 'lloal in 'rhe homecoming parade 'fhis year. Jim Cox, Barbara Hicks, Jack Ross and Judy Bos. well enioy conversation at the German club ban- quet as Jennifer Cullen helps Debbie Fuller dress tor the Latin club party. Kathy Harrison and Alberta Walton try to convince Steve Vander- berg and Mike McClure to buy some candy. Native German Speaks at Christmas Banquetg Latins Don Roman Togas for Authentic Effect Highlighting the year tor the more than 60 members ot the German club was a get-acquainted Christmas ban- quet at a local cateteria. Entertain- ment was provided by a native-born German speaker, who showed tilms and told about Germany. Mistress ot cere- monies was Alberta Walton. A tund-raising proiect was an an- nual sale ot a variety ot candy. Dressed in Roman costume. tirst- year Latin club members became slaves to the older Romans in the annual Roman banquet this spring. Authentic Roman 'Festivities composed most ot the entertainment. Latin club also took tirst place in beauty with their tloat. l A - N 44 German. Fronl' row, lefl To righiz S. Harris A. Wallon, R. Davis, J. Boswell, B. Hicks J. Ross. Second row: G. Moore, L. Milchell T. Nicholson, S. Creel, D. Queen, R. Taylor, S. Harris, A. Ladd, J. Chadwell, K. Harri- son, D. Naylor, L. Coffey, S. Carlile, C. Hill T. Elheridge, M. Avery, C. Payahsape, D While, C. Walker. Third row: Mr. Hendrix, sponsor, V. Bowers, S. Billings, L. Shuffield T. Smilh, H. Edwards, P. McMillian, D. Ross C. Newberry, A. Gadderf, T. Rendell, J Champion, D. Douglas, J. Jennings, T. Smilh J. Overlurf, P. Whilson, P. Muse. Fourlh row D. Wheeler, J. Emerson, R. Fisher, R. Bris lol, J. Homes, K. Richard. V. Campbell, C Pearman, K. Sullivan, D. Pelham, M. Tonub bee, T. Norridge, R. Sieikal, A. Harper, S Hendrix, M. Cook, G. Carr, J. Cox, D w Lafin club. Sealed, lefl lo righlz D. Carpen- Lambert P. Pendergrass, A. Markhom, M. S. Russell, W. Nowacki, M. Burkly, J. Jack fer, S. Nichols, J. Emils, R. Snow, D. Fuller, Wieneke, M. Hollensbe, R. Goodnight J. son, V. Skeel, C. DeGus+i, F. Kaulin, B. Ton Miss M. Danford, sponsor. Second row: S. Cullens, L. Bishop, B. Reynolds, D. Abischer. linson, C. Williams, P. Horn, C. Grosbeck, J Evans, L. Lullrell, J. Howard, D. Hobbs, L. Slanding, back row: 6. DuBois, M. Schacher, Hamlin. Spanish club. Fronl row, lefl' lo righl: C. Rowell, Y. Doonkeen, S. Ford, J. Flair, P. Wilson, M. Gonzalez, B. Campbell. Second row: J. Casiane, J. Rudnicki, A. l-lodges, Mrs. French club floaf placed second in laeaulyl while Spanish dancers Carolyn Rowell, Yo-l landa Jiminez, and Yvonne Doonkeen place lirsl. Sally Milchell and John Ryder seem lo enioy making flowers for fhe lloal. me Anglin, sponsor. Third row: T. Filch. J. Mid dlelon, B. Jernigan, D. Anglin. Fourlh row: C. Powell, P. Glasgow, V. Lorelle. Fillh row D, Long, T. Walser, N. Nichols, N. Oden Sixlh row: L. Cook, M. James, C. Dean, T. Beam. Back row: L. Williamson, V. Lawrence, G. Mills, W. Blackwood. French Clubbers Dine OUT, Stage Mardi Grasp Amigos Witness Spanish-style Songs, Dances Liberly, equalily and brolher- hood was lhe lheme of lhe French club lloal, which look second place for beauly. A bake sale was held lo raise funds lo make lhe lloal. Feslivilies ol The French club in- cluded a rrip lo lhe planelariam, a Mardi Gras parly and a dinner al a local French reslauranl. Spanish club members allended an inilialion dinner al a local Mexican reslauranl. Performers and members gave lhe parly a Spanish slyle. Visiling OU and pariicipaling in lhe Pan American liesla were maior highlighls lor The club. lf K , rf J M i ' , J .' 1 A French Club. From' row, Iefi +o riglwiz H. Brady, J. Fosier, S. Hamilion. Second row: S. Billinqer, B. Fields, D. Pendleion, J. Chaf- ,in. Third row: S. Lane, D. Williams, K. Man- uel, S. Mifclwell. Fourilw row: B. Price, 5. Evans, G. Blackburn, M. Harraman, Fifih row: F. Kanlsin, J. Bowles, L. Bordwine, D. Mealy. Sixih row: S. Harrison, T. Morley, S. Sievens. M. Henderson, J. McCl'1aren. Sevenllw row: C. Cavner, C, Peicoff, M. Rigsloy, J. Ryder. Eiqlwih row: R. Woodrow, J. Rarker, L. Puck- eil, Miss Threlkeld, sponsor. Ninih row: G. JuBois, D. Slwarler, L. Luiirell, P. Edwards, S. Whilson. Lasl' row: D. Carpenfer, P. Bu- clwann, E. Cermaclc. DE Fronf row leff 'ko rugh+ V Shner R San sfon Back row: Mr Vaughan sponsor T dy B Hammon K Shadrlck V James Row Sfacy T.,S'raHinqs W Whufe R Buffles G 2 A Mndclle+on R Smallwood V Young Oldham, E. Sadberry D Mc!-Xuhff D Baker Barneff S Aushn C Brnscoe M E qle J Mock. 9 Sheaffer Mealy, S 1 f , T -gg ',,,.4-4' gfw FF I DE, ICT Groups Bock Chrisimos Proiecis, Prove Dexierous in Bo'rh Jobs, Schoolwork ATTending The STaTe Leadership conTerence To puT Their knowledge To use, along wiTh The Task OT sponsoring Toys Tor .ToTs and a ChrisTmas par- Ty Tor hospiTal children Topped The agenda Tor DisTribuTive EducaTion sTu- denTs This year. Working on Their jobs as well as school work proved lndusTrial Cooper- aTive Technicians able and willing as They worked in indusTries as nursing aides and denTal assisTanTs. ICT members make or service producTs, while DElsTudenTs sell mer- chandise. This knowledge is gained by classroom and on The iob Training. Mary Egglesfon serves Ricky Mc- Daniel an iced coke Trom The D.E. refreshmeni' bar during daily break while Tommy STacy helps a cus- Tomer decide whaT To buy her TavoriTe person. . .. . ., .. M A 1 T f 9 '- 'Q 'x 1 13' '? Ll r f f. W- f . ..,, 4... 4 Q . Q 4 .. . . 1 1 1 Q fr - 4 ' If fr 1 4 ' ' V' -9-:nfl-' , is XX L FBLA. Sealed, lefr fo righi: C. Powell, D. Nevar, D. McMillian, C. Clark, E. Benear, J. Kemp, M. James, J. Harrison, Mrs. Rupp, sponsor. Sianding, row I: J. Jackson, G. Rolaeris, J. Slevens, S. Ford, V. Coxsey, B. Harry, P. Gravill, L. McRavin, B. Srrown, 1 5 D. Anderson, S. Burnefl, L. Shropku, L. Mc- 'SPONSOR ROW 33 l-r Marlin. 5- Sharp. J. Allisler, B. Young, Mrs. Collins, sponsor. Row Chaffin, L. WllSOfW. B. Blafilf. R. Taylor. D. 2: P. Lorfon, I-1. Williams, B. Boxford, M. Brown. D. McCoy. P. Anderson. M. Korsf- Broorn, G. Johnson, R. Dixon, C. Williams, D. Zachery, Y. Jimenez, P. Glusgou, G. Efheridge, E. Childers, B. Berh, Mrs. Harry, iens, K. Soules, R. Roberls, R. Dodd, Miss French, sponsor. 1' Bl V. M I ....,, Jane ack hangs a posfer 'ro help promofe V . , .ZVT 'fhe FBLA club as Ricky Dodd does his ac- counling on a poslal machine. Junior Harri- son gels lhe mimeograph machine ready. L 1 ..,. . 2 4 2' 4 4 I is 4 F F l l l l COE. Seafed, fronf row: B. Boxford. J. Chaffin, K. Soules, J. Kemp, R. Dodd. Seafed, second row: l l. Williams, G. Efheridge, P. Glasgow, R. Rob- erfs. Sfanding, back row: C. Sfephens, D. lvlc- Millian, D, Never. R. Dixon, E. Childers, J. Blaclc, V. Coxsey, B. Befh, R. Young, Mrs. Rupp, sponsor. FBLA Theme Stresses Self lmprovemenfg COE Girls Apply Formal Educofion on Job Whaf, Who, Me? This was lhe fheme of fhe l967-68 chapfer of fhe Fufure Business Leaders of America. The FBLA sponsored a chapfer for sfudenfs in fhe ninfh grade af Jackson Junior high school and had ifs insfallafion banguef in December. Selling giff calendars and Cl-l li- --alnvfik cense fags and having garage sales were fheir fund raising proiecfs. Cooperafive Office Educafion is a one-year vocafional business educa- fion course af fhe fwelffh grade level. Under fhe supervision of Mrs. Joy Rupp, sfudenfs have classroom frain- ing which fhey apply on fhe job. Sports Program Offers Variety CompeH+ive'al'l1le'ricxs caplured +l'1e spollighf 'from fhe firsl' foofball game fo 1'he lasi' baseball game. Included on +l're sporfs gamur were baslcerball, wresrling. swimming. lraclc. cross counlry and golf. 5 Wg Midwesi' Ci+y corner back lries unsuccessfully 'ro disconnecr Bruce Burnell from his pass. Russell Davis charges up The middle behind Larry Bearn's block affer he gol 'lhe hand-off from Bruce. mi. -3 3 a .t u 4 ' id .3 -i 5 -Rv 1 . kia j x , J, Ms as gy is we ...af 'gf ll Foofball +eam. Siliinq: R. Davis. l-l. Edwards. SON, K- RlClWa d5' P- Hendon. S- P5Vl4- Kneel- ale, W, Doclcery, P, McMillan, D. Taylor. J. Creekmore, M. Wiley, C. Newberry, S. ing: R. Jones, R. Payahsape, P. Fosfer, G. Siandingz Mr. Smiih. Mr. King, D. Smiih, M. Vanderburq, B. Campbell, T. Nance, P. Whif- Clay, S. Allen, J. Bishop, D. Douglas, J. Tool- Lummus, K. Siephens, J. Ross, S. Harris, J. , ,-,,.-. iz 4' A ,... 1,7 .4 ,, u , gm fn. lnfnynsigg ,i'3.'?,QlIQ , Flag!!! ll!? '.llllgrg1f99l1i. , . R H ... . 1 ' -. J asss D ff ... 'i',l -v ' R J J . F I. Sfeve Park gels hauled down from behind aller calching a Bomber punl. Kenny Richards and Ranson Payahsape run on 'lhe field al lhe sl'ar'r of l'he Gran? I3-O viclory. Rowden, J. Galbrealh, L. Beam, A, Gaedderi. J. May, J. Neugeni, B. Burnell. S. Kearnes, H. Dixson, Mr. Edwards, Gridiron Seoson Highlighted by Viclories Over Boomer Chomps, US Gronl Generols The foolball leam combined a powerful ground allaclc and a harass- ing air assaull io finish wiih iheir besl marlc l4-bl in lhree years. Equal in 'rhe minds of lhe players were lhe I3-O pounding of rival U. S. Granl' and lrhe 33-7 lrouncing of Boomer conference champion. Duncan. Tailbaclc Russell Da- vis gained l62 yards on 35 carries lo give 'rhe winners a 254-59 swamping of yards gained againsl l'he Generals. Againsl Duncan, 'righl' end Jim Neu- genl ended lhe year as leading scorer by Turning lhree passes inl'o TD's, 'rwo 'From quarlerbaclc Rick Burnell, who finished second in lhe poini parade. 36-45. Davis. ihe 'ream's leading rush- er. was lhird wilh 24. ll, ,,,,,, Halfbacl: Sieve Allen calches The ball ward movemeni' while Russell Davis half- back seems lo be bringing home a 'much- clown for CHHS againsi' Midwesf Cify. 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Q y . iw A van, NX 4 J' 'Q' X' -mfr .,.,f'3n'2.f3 '3x fl 1 NM I f M 2- yy' , ,Q 4 -'L' , ,L , vw- ' X ' ' Ke Q hmm, Q ,. xx quarlerbaclc Bruce Burnerr had Jrheir Coach Speegle gives his quarrerback Bruce Burnell' imporlanl inslruclions abou? lhe nexl play, during lhe lense Duncan viclory, while Larry Beam is pursued by a Lawlon defender in an allempr +o make an end run in a pre- season scrimmage. fl!! S I Neugent, Ross Lund Spors on Second Team For All-Storey Three Named All-Conference Afier lhe season came accolades Larry Beam. guard Don Taylor' and from opposing coaches. Tighr end Jim Neugenl and nose guard Jack Ross, rough defensive leader, were selecled for 'rhe All-slale second learn. Tailbaclc Russell Davis ioined The pair on The All-conference slale, while fullback names pul' on Jrhe second-siring All- conference rolls. Also receiving honor was John Galbrealh, Jraclcle, who ac- cepied a full scholarship io Tulsa Uni- versilry 'ro play for The Hurricane. fs. -rw wsu' -ri: slls srrs vsss 'TS5' 'w:Y'fsEV1 :f'lii!if 'if??giflff: 'lffliiifiifff'liliiiigil' r 4 9 JIM? 'isle' ! sE,:f - of ssls l ' i QC s,', s . . ssr sies sllv Jim Lackey, guard, lries for a baskel' wifh a iump shoi' as Jack Ross screens encroach- ing Bombers for him. Floyd Bennefl, for- ward, lakes ihe opposiiion for a pass. ga w Baskefball ieam. Kneeling: Mr. Overlon. W. Gibson, M. Hall, G. Pickard, Mr. Armslrong. Si'anding:,K. Sullivan. C. Armsfrong. J. Jewell, S. Penrod, A. Dukes. A. Gaedderf, J. Mayes, G. Webb. T. Dryden, W. Trout F. Benneff, C. Boevers. J. Ross, H. Dixson, J. Lackey. While in +he locker room before fhe game. Jim Lackey discusses possible plays: laier Allen Dukes looks unhappy alier losing by a close margin. Bcrskerbollers Undertake Rebuilding Program Glenn Webb Surpdsses Baskelballers found il necessary lo have an exlensive rebuilding sea- son since only lhree seniors played on rhe young leam. Coach Claudell Overlon led The Jream To a near .500 win-loss record. Caplain Glenn Webb led The in Rebounds, Points 'learn in scoring and rebounding aller nor playing his sophomore year. Orh- er leam leaders were forwards, Allen Dukes, Floyd Bennellg guards, Jimmy Lackey, Kennelh Sullivan, Jack Rossg and cenrer, Anlhony Gaedderl. Assis- lanl coach was Buddy Armslrong. M .ww in 1 wwwfw a agwwwqwg MQ3UFU W 1 x 4 1 1 1 l cv K . Q Aaagmggiigvmsgggg ffwm ggfi ggagwngmmwwwgggg M i!ggLffz'7.,flt. -' -f '--.. xml 'Wwdgwmiiiwgggaii ?Ww?5wQmxwww25 MM'HfMffw3wa X Q in g? Golf feam. Kneeling: T. Walser, M. Ossen- A. Thompson. Slanding: Mr. Speegle, coach, kop, G. Melrose, M. Keeron., D. Bruce, and L. Romine, S. Knight J. May, G. Johns. f Gridiron Cooch Succeeds Bengrson in Winter, Iniiriores Rigorous Doily Troining Progrom Coach Willie Edwards. who re- placed L. H. Bengsion second semes- ier, had 'rhe girls' ieam follow a planned 'rraining program in The win- fer in ,order ro keep Them in shape for rhe spring season. Refurning leiier- men. headed by Randy Drew, filled Jrhe Jrearn which landed vic'rories. Trosper Park served as home course for 'rhe golfers, alihough many difierenlr courses were covered, along wiih several 'rournamenis in season play. Tennis feam. Kneeling: T. Highl, J. Sievens, D. Tillson. J. McClellen, D. Hawkins, P. Ed- wards. Siiring: P. Haggerman, A. Markham, C. Peikoif, C. Cosby. C. Walker, B. Colei, M. Henderson. Siandingz C. Hale, M. Hamp- ion, L. Drew, R. Gorden, C. Groesbeck, J. Boswell, P. Horn, S. Harris, S. Taylor, R. Drew, H. Lewis, D. Himple, R. Chase. A coke says l'll +ake you ihis lime, laughs Randy Drew 'io Tim High? opponent fi!! Jeff Creekmore hiis whal' looks like a homer while rhe resl of ihe leam sifs in The dugoui' wifh 'lheir fingers crossed. Souihpaw Darrell Ross waifs for ihe Throw. Bcisebollers Close in Mid-store Conieniion With Reiurners Rosses, Dovis, Creekmore Having been sirong conienders in The Mid-siaie Conference race a year ago, loaseballers flew info ihe I968 season wiih reiurning siariers Darrell Ross, Riissell Davis, Jack Ross, and Jeff Creekmore. Mr. Roberi' Prichard, in only his second year as head coach, siaried praclice sessions on February I. Mr. Prichard has Jraughi maih classes and has coached ihe C squad fooiball 'reams ai Capiiol Hill for Jrhe pasi four years, alier he was an all-siaier in high school. Coming up from lasi year's B 'ream were Jim Lackey, Sieve Allen, Don Smiih, Clinion Newberry. John Toolaie, John Ross, Bill Brooks, Glenn Anderson, Allen Dukes, Don Menefee, and Jim Parker. Baseball feam. Sfanding: Mr. Prichard, J. Mayes, A. Dukes, W. Gibson, Mr. Smiih. Newberry. D. Smilh. S. Allen, J. Lackey, C. L. Cfeelimofe. R. Davis. J. Ross, D. Benneir, J. Kneeling: D. Ross. J. Toolafe, J. Ross. C. Lewis. J. Kearn, L. Babs. P. Ausfin. i miie! fl .E ek, X. Fly I M il I in Q Q iiifff + ,ii f Mir, wi' 7 L., ,MA Darrell Ross heads back lo flue duqoul' while below Russell Davis 'lalces a warm up pifch before The game. While, J. Wlwilman, S. Brooks, F. Chavls Second row slandinq: J. Smllh, R. Brown, M Dunn, S. Walson, M. G-arrell, R. Menelee E. Riley, R. Brownfield, G. Dulce, T. Marshall S. Sclwueleln, K. l-lodnelf, B. Parker, J. King 1 l , Q ral a,. 3 4 M Wrestlers Lose One Coptoin in Mid-Seoson, Go on To Surposs Record of Previous Yeors Adding Two climbing ropes and a Tackling dummy To Their pracTice equipment wresllers came ouT IOO sTrong. Caplrains were Roger Miller and Jim NeugenT unTil Roger TracTured his collar bone midway in The season when John GalbreaTh'replaced him as capTain and STeve Deason replaced him on The Team. Under The insTrucTion oT Mr. James King and Mr. John SmiTh The maTmen learned The TundamenTal Tech- niques such as riding holds, Talce clowns and escapes. Some were The Tireman's carry, duclcunder and drop-sTep. Coach King walrches on as Jimmy NeugenT and John GalbreaTh, capTains. work To earn some ex- Tra poinTs againsT STar-Spencer. James Williams approaches his Talce-down To vicTory. Tommy Denlis, Keni' Carler and Tracy Har- ridge pace 'rhe +raclc while Kennefh Bailey logs as Bobby Campbell heads for +he wafer. Jim Campbell execules a backward somer- saulf. Y 5,917-,033 Q, f IT HILL r-PIT0 xI?iIL3l gvyI'I'0Jl HILL QHILL-6 QAPN01 HILL V ,5eST0l' f Nara, :QQPITU W1-xxx-I' twin! HILL HILL . HILL! is y gi f-la hui fa ' Q,?IT0J. APII01 Hlll Q HILL 2 l 5 rf1I1.2i.0l'll Swlroelll AP 176' A 1-mn D . , 99110: --ii W3 HILL ,mm i Bm 4 my ,k,k , V, .K . . . .If k.,V, 5 'j 1 , , ,My 1 f ,Q 1 . V., , ' . h ., Jacobson, G. Carr, J. Neu- Cross Couniry. SiHing: G. Crozier, K. Rich- Moore. Kneeling: P. McMillan, S. Park, T. Sfanding: Mr. ardg, M. Hahgogk, L, Black, T, Randall, B, Den'riS.- K. Carler, K. Adkins, D. Dullon, T. genl, J. Galbrealh, K. Bailey, R. Cable., J. Albright R. Woodrow, J. Woods, and R, Sink, J. Taylor, J. Adams, and D. Davis. Musgrove. T. l-larridge, J. Procior. Swimming team. Sitting: R. Steiskal, T. Red- son, R. Chappell, C. Smith. Kneeling: J. Bish- dout, M. Tonubloee, J. Campbell. K. Law- op, S. Rutherford, J, Mercer, R. Benear. Distance Nlen Finish Seventh in Mid-stoteg Swim Team Concentrates on Dual Contests Cross-Country boys under A. D. Jacobson tinished seventh in the Mid- state meet while tinishing only third trom last in the City meet. Traclc boys, also coached by Mr. Jacobson, participated in conterence spring meets. Returners were Jim Neu- gent and Dan Douglass. Swimmers competed in many dual meets plus both the City and Mid- state meets under second-year coach Ed Alexander. Returners were Mike Tonubbee, Bob and Jim Campbell, Charles Smith. Ron Benear, Jim Bish- op, Riclc Steislsal, Glenn Anderson and Rick Chappell. in ,--'- : 4gma.Q1mm....z-i ----.-were ki.. i Us 5 Grs feam R W I P Lgwe D Pogiggk C Wa er Row 2 P Walls B Wynn M Av 3: M. Sclwlelerslein, S.Wl1I'l'ney, P.Chesl1ier. Neff E Doughiy C Edgm S Slfeg ery K Manuel S Buchanan M Mason Row C.Sancl1ez,T. Benear, P. Bieqer, T. Benear, Marilyn Avery gives Diana Posfoak some poinlers on how lo serve llwe volleyball, while Carol Sanchez slugs llwe ball for anoflner homer. Ellen Douqlwly prepares lo slap flue birdie back across llwe nel as Sandra Bu- clnanan concenlrales on gellinq llwe ball. ,iw First Volleyball Ploydoy Draws Over l00g Aqua-teens Swim to 'Show Business' Capilol Hill sponsored rhe firsr Olclahoma Cily All-school volleyball playday in which eighl schools lolal- ing over a hundred girls parlicipaled. The day was planned because l'here was no longer compelilion among lhe high schools in lhe cily. ln The spring lhe aqua-'reens pre- senled lheir annual wafer show, wilh 'rhe lheme, There's No Business Lilce Show Business. The background music from Broadway shows, movies. and 'rele- vision. Janie Bennell and Connie Clarlc, seniors, did solo numbers. l is-?!!'l J Janie Benne'H', Connie Clark and ollmer Aqua- feen members praclice llweir daily roulines. 1 J l ? A 1 l -X. 7, ,,- V ir! A ,+A , - Swimming feam. Fronl row: M. Jones. J. Clwaren, A. Hedges, P. Brinson. Baclc row Miller, J. Couls, C. Payalnsape, G. Pearman, R, Taylor, D. Brown, A. Peclc. J. Emils, D D. Queen. Second row: K. Robb, S. Hamil- Wilder, C. Carler, P.Gral1am. lon, J. Bennell, R. Boyd, C. Clark, J. MC- Students Explore Economic World Traclillonally Capilol Hill sludenls have fell The weiglnl of economic responsibilily as well as lhal ol academic responsibilily: l'l1ey llwerefore have become familiar willn 'rhe following merchanls. 250I S. Wesfern Open 7 Days a Week KIESPERT Fooo MKT. Zociqdfwlb ?4ww S6076 Wl1ere you gel your dollar's wor+l'a 8 a.m.-I2 miclnighf 2235 S.W. I4 232-2677 Ready for +heir usual scrumpfuous meal al' Geno's Carol Bryan. Linda Bufler, Vicki Slceel and Gerald Davis are greeled by Mrs, Hunfley. HuntIey's Restaurants In lil N, . GENO'S STEAK HOUSE . HORSESHOE CLUB A I ' 2127 s. Agnew lsoz s.w. 29 1 SEBANKTLQ . HOOF TO HORN . swANK STEAK' HOUSE ,V f 1209 S. Agnew 57:4 S. Shields L M L HOUSE DOCTOR He Cures Home llls 47 BUILDS 0 REPMRS REMODELS ..,,, Grey Lumber CQ l6vh ST. JUST OFF BROADWAY Going overboard in his supporl of Chiellain adverlisers, Bobby Campbell lakes anoiher sudden plunge inlo ihe deep end of lhe Hill's pool. A Alobiff, Sylvia, Jr. 65 Absion, Philip, Sr. 43, I34 Adams, Carol, Soph. 77 Adams, Joe, Soph. 77 Addingion, Jimmy, Soph. 77, 84 Adkins, Kinion, Soph. 77, I34 Adkins, Sarah, Sr. 39, 43 Adkinson, Lalreca, Soph. 77 Aduddell, David, Soph. 77 Aduddell, Randolph, Sr. 43 Aebischer, Darrell, Sr. 43, l26, l28, I29, I34, I45, l53 Aebischer, Diana, Soph. 77 Ainsworih, Gary, Sr. 43, I28, I29, I49, ISO Ainsworlh, Keilh, Soph. 77 Akers, Sue, Sr. 43 Alberison, Kafhryn, Soph. 77 Albright Bill, Soph. 77 Allbriilon, Gary, Jr. 65 Allbrillon, Larry, Jr. 65 Alexander, Ed, Fac. 2l, 3l Allen, Dennis, Jr. 65 Allen, Marielle, Fac. 2l Allen, Sieve, Jr. 65, l34, l38 Alsup, Sieve, Jr. 145 Amerson, Beverly, Soph. 77 Ames, May, Cafe. 20 Anderson, Charles, Soph. 77 Anderson, Debbie, Sr. 43, I36, l5B Anderson, Glenn, Jr. 65, I29, I34, l38 Anderson, Poriia, Sr. 43, l58 Anglin, Dianne, Soph. 77, l54 Anglin, Mary, Eac. 2l, 28, 154 Armslrong, Buddy, Fac. 2l Armslrong, Clyde, Soph. 77 Arnold, Johnny, Jr. 65 Arnold, Ruby, Soph. 77 Arnold, Sherrell, Soph. 77 Index Ashley, Ann, Soph. 77 Ashley, Gloria, Jr. 65 Ashley, Liz, Soph. 77 Afiebery, Marlin, Soph. 77, I46 Aliocknie, Randy, Sr. 43, I33 Alwood. George, Admin. I6, l28 Auslin, Joe, Sr. 43, I56 Ausiin, LeRoy, Jr. 65 Avery, Marilyn, Jr. 65, I36, I39, l53 Aycock, Kaiie, Soph. 77 B Backes, Nicky, Sr. 4, 34, 43. l32 I33 Bailey, David, Soph. 77, I34 Bailey, Kenneih, Sr. 43, I34, l38 Bailey, Linda, Soph. 77, I36 Baisch, Glen, Sr. 43 Baker, Jackie, Sr. 43, I26 l56 Baker, Jo, Soph. 77 Baker, Marvin, Jr. 65, I56 Baker, Mike, Jr. 65, I56 Baker, Sharon, Soph. 77 Bales, Don, Sr. 65 Bales, Susan, Sr. 4, 43, l24 Ballard, Randy, Soph. 77 Banisier, Janis, Soph. 77. I36 Baquera, Jessie. Soph. 77 Barbour, Shelia, Librarian 2I Barlow, Leiha, Sr. 43 Barnes, Fred, Jr. 65 Barnes, Gordon, Sr. 43 Barneii, De Anne, Sr. 43, I56 Barnell, Teresa, Soph. 77 Barnhari, Lynn, Sr. 3l, 43, I36 Barnhill, Joe, Soph. 77 Barreli, Carolyn, Soph. 77 Barreil, Larry, Sr. 43, l25 Barreli, Mary, Sr. 43 Barrell, Roy, Soph. 77 Bass, Joy, Soph. 77, l22, I36 Bass, Sherry, Soph. 77 Bayless, Rulh, Jr. 65, l32 Beam, Larry, Sr. lO, Sl, l34, l38 Beam, Terri, Sr. 43, l54 Bell, Carl, Jr. 65 Beller, Bill, Sr. 43 Beller, Donna, Jr. 65, I36 Beller, Jan, Soph. 77, 82, I36 Belvin, Teresa, Soph. 77 Benear, Elsie, Sr. 43, l58 Benear, Ronald, Jr. 65, l38 Benear, Teresa, Soph. 77 Benefield, Danny, Jr. 65 Bengsion, L. H., facully 2I BenneH', Floyd, Sr. I34, I38 Benneif, Janie, Sr. 43, I39 Benson, Ella, Sr. 44, I36 Benson. Wanda, Soph. 77, I36 Benz, Palricia, Soph. 77 Berkay, Danny, Soph. 77 Berkley, Marsha, Sr. 44, I56 Berryhill, Don, Jr. 65, I38 Belhney, James, Soph. 77 Belhea, Marilyn, Facully 2l, l29 Biby, Dixie, Sr. 44, l5l Bickersiaii, l-ladwood, Soph. 77 Bickersiaff, Pai, Jr. 65 Biddle, Roy, Soph. 77 Bidleman, Carla, Jr. 65, I24 Bieger, Pai, Soph. 77, 78, I29 Biggs, Jack, facully 2l, 28, 26 Bighead, Tommy, Soph. 77 Bigsoldier, Eugene, Jr. 65 Bigsoldier, Linda, Soph. 77 Billinger, Shirley, Sr. 44, l25, I55 Billings, Sieve, Jr. 65, l53 Billy, Lorila, Sr. 44 Billy, Palricia, Soph. 77 Birdsong, Eddie, Soph. 77 Birkichi, Teresa, Soph. 77 Bishop, Jimmy, Jr. 65, I34, I38 Bishop, Joe, Soph. 77 Bishop Bishop Bishop , Kerry, Soph. 77, I36 , Larry, Soph. 77, l34, l53 . Mark, Jr. 65, l34, l38 Bishop, Mike, Soph. 77 Black, Denny, Sr. 44 Black, Janel, Sr. 44, l59 Blank, Black, Black, Black, Black, Blackb I33. Jerry, Soph. 77 Lanila, Soph. 77, I36 Larry, Jr. 65, l38 Ronnie, Soph. 77 Sandra, Jr. 65 urn, Gailynn, Jr. 8, 65, I32, I50, I55 Blackwolf, Sherry, Jr. 65 Blackw ood, Jerry, Soph. 77, I34 Blackwood, Wilma, Sr. 42, 44, l22 l24 l l54 36, I49, Blair, Larry, Jr. 65 Blafchford, Joyce, Sr. 44 Boalwrighl, Charles, Jr. 65 Boever, Chesier, Soph. 77 Bollma n, Carlos, Sr. 44 Bollon, Sandra, Sr. 44, l26, I45, l5l Bonny, Joyce, Soph. 77 Boone, Mike, Sr. 44 Boofh, Glenda, Jr. 65 Bordon, Rebecca, Sr. 44 Bordwine, Linda, Sr. 44, l24, I26 I36 l5l I55 . Boren, Sieve, Soph. 77 Borgas, Sam, Soph. 77 Boswell, C., Cuslodian, 2I Boswell, Judy, Jr. 65, I22, I46. I52, I53 Bouse, Rila, Jr. 65, l36 Bowen, E., Cafe. 20 Bowles. John, Soph. 77, I55 Bowers, Verne, Jr. l53 Box, Pauline, Jr. 65 Boxior Boxior Boyd, d, Barbara, Sr. 44, l58, l59 d, Pamela, Sr. 44 Fred, Soph. 77, 82 Bradford, Emil, Fac. 21 Carlile Brandon, Shirley, Sr. 44, 156 Boyd, Rhonda, Jr. 65, 139 Boyer, Terry, Jr. 65, 134 Boyer, Warren, Sr. 44 Boyell, Dale, Jr. 65 Bradburry, Mike, Soph. 77 Brady, Howard, Soph. 77, 155 Brandon, Larry, Soph.77 Branlley, Bonnie, Jr. 65, 126, 145 Branlley, Virgil, Sr. 44 Brasier, Jeanie, Sr. 44 Breedon, Richard, Sr. 44 Breilhaupl, C. B.. Admin. 16, 18. 42 Brewer, David, Soph. 77 Bridgeford, Thomas, Soph. 77 Buchanan, Larry, Soph. 78 Buchanan, Paul, Jr. 65, 125, 130, 134, 155 Bullinglon, James, Jr. 65, 134, 145 Bundick, Mary, Sr. 33, 45, 128 Burcher, Becky, Soph. 78 Capps, Ronnie, Sr. 134 Carey, John, Sr. 46 Cargel, Kennefh, Soph. 78 Carlile Claudelle, Sr. 13, 46, 127 151 ,Sandy, Jr. 69, 136, 153 Childers, Evelyn, Sr. 46, 136, 158 159 Childers, Wayne, Jr. 66 Church, Ronnie, Soph. 78 Clanlon, Troy, Soph. 78 Clark, Connie, Sr. 46, 59, 122, Burger, Freda, Soph. 78 Burgess, Connie, Soph. 78 Burke, Judy, Soph. 78 Burks, Jimmy, Jr. 65 Burnell, Bruce, Sr. 45, 134, 138 Burnell. Floyd, Soph. 78 Burne1+, Gary, Soph. 78. 130, 134 Burnefl, Peggy, Jr. 65, 151 Bu rn ell, Sharon, Sr. 45, 127. 150, 151, 158 Burns, Joe, Jr. 65. 134 Carpenler, David, Sr. 10, 46, 122, 128, 130, 131, 134, 153, 155 Carpenler, Jess, Fac. 20 Carr, Gary, Jr. 66, 100, 134, 153 Bridges, Vicki, Sr. 5, 44, 100 ,126 133 Brinson. Paula, Soph. 77 Briscoe, Carla, Jr. 65, 151, 156 Brislol, Ann, Jr. 65 Brislol, Roberl, Sr. 44, 153 BriHian, R., Cafe. 20 Brillon, Sandra, Soph. 77, 136 Brooks, Bill, Soph. 77 Broom, Jamey, Soph. 77, 136 Broom. Michelle, Sr. 44, 158 Brofhers. Phillip, Jr. 65 Brown, Benson, Jr. 65, 134 Brown, Brenda, Jr. 65, 146, 147 Brown, Carl, Soph. 78 Brown, Carla, Sr. 44, 151 Brown, Debbie, Jr. 65, 139 Brown, J., Cuslodian, 21 Brown, Linda, Soph. 78 Brown, Marie, Sr. 45 Brown, Mickie, Soph. 78 Brown, Richard, Jr. 45 Brown, Roger, Jr. 65, 134 Brown, Sandra, Jr. 65, 94, 136 Browning, Robert Fac. 22. 33 Bruce, David, Jr. 65, 134, 153 3rum1ey, Kalhy, Sr. 45, 54 Bruno, E., Cafe. 20 Bruno, Jane, Soph. 78, 136 Bryan, Carol, Jr. 65, 142 Bryan, LaVonna, Sr. 43 Bush, Jerry. Sr. 45 Busey, W. C., NYC, 21 Buller, Elizabelh, Jr. 65, 136 Bulchee, Linda, Fac. 22, 127, 129 Buller. Linda, Sr. 45. 142 Buller, Raymond, Jr. 65 Buller, Richard, Sr. 45 Buller, Sherry, Jr. 65, 126 Bullon, Alan, Sr. 45 Bybee, Debra, Soph. 78, 85 Byers, Debbie, Jr. 65 C Cabe, Benny, Soph. 78 Calhoun, Belly. Soph. 78 Calhoun, Lois, Soph. 78 Calhoun, Sylvia, Soph. 78 Callison, Hearl, Sr. 46 Callison, Vicki, Jr. 65 Callon, Danny, Sr. 46 Cambron, Calhy, Soph. 78 Cambron, Glen, Jr. 66 Cambron, Pal, Jr. 66 Cambell, Bob, Sr. 46, 122, 138, 154 Cambell, Donald, Soph. 78 Cambell, Jim, Jr. 66 , Cambell, Vaughn, Jr. 66, 153 Canard, Barbara, Soph. 136 Canard, Mary, Soph. 78 Capps. Moira, Jr. 66, 136 Carler. Carolyn, Soph. 78 Carler, Dennis, Soph. 78 Carler, Don, Sr. 46 Carrer, Donna, Sr. 46 Ca r1'er, Ca rle r, Carver, G1inda,Sop11.78 Kenl, Sr. 46, 149 C. L., Pac. 22 Case, Jackie, Soph. 78, 99 Caslano, Jovila, Jr. 66, 125, 133, 154 Caslro, Teresa, Sr. 46 Caler, Cheryl, Sr. 13, 46 Carer, Gerald, Soph. 78 Cafes, Wanda, Soph. 78 Caron, Janice, Soph. 78 128, 136. 139, 158 Clark, Joe, Soph. 78 Clark Larry, Soph. 78, 134 Clark Paula, Soph. 78 Clark Randy, Sr. 46 Clark, Waller, Soph. 78 Cavnar, Connie, Jr. 66 Cawlfield, John, Fac. 22 Cawfhon, David, Jr. 66, 134 Cawlhorn, George, Soph. 78, 132. 134 Cebulesky, Mike, Soph, 78 Cermak, Ernie, Soph. 78, 134, 155 Chadwell, Judy. Jr. 66, 122, 133. 136, 153 Chadwell, Mary, Admin. 20 Clhalfin. Judy, Sr. 45, 46, 127, 155, 158, 159 Chambers, Darrell, Soph. 78 Champion, Jerry, Sr. 46, 153 Chappell, Richard, Sr. 46 Charboneau, Jim. Sr. 46 Charry, 1-lilly, Sr. 46 Chase, Mildred, Fac. 21, 27 Chase, Sandra, Jr. 66 Chavez, Frank, Soph. 78 Chavler, Connie, Soph. 78 Chesier ,Pat Soph. 78 Cheuvronf, Dorofhy, Jr. 66, 126. 145 David Carpenler has ro ger up on his soap box and shoul for Chiellain adverlisers. Clay, Gale, Jr. 66, 138 Clayburn, Tim, Soph. 37, 78, 139 Clemmous, Gary, Soph. 79 Cliflon, Sam, Admin. 16 Cluck. Carolyn, Fac. 22 Clymer, Danny, Soph. 79, 127 Cobb, Jerry, Sr. 46 Cobble, Rick, Soph. 78 Coder, Judilh, Sr. 46 Cody, Shirley, Sr. 66 Colley, A., Cale. 20 Colfeey, Linda, Jr. 13, 66. 153 Coggins, Gail, Sr. 46, 123. 145. 151 Cohen, Rulh Sara, Fac. 22, 122, 133 Coker, Jody, Soph. 78 Coker, Sidney, Jr. 66, 126, 134 Cole, Cleala, Soph. 78, 136 Cole, Clifford, Soph. 78 Collerl, Becky, Soph. 78. 136 Colley, Debi, Soph. 78, 136 Collins, Barbara, Fac. 22. 158 Collins, Gayle, Sr. 46 Collins, Pal, Soph. 78 Collins, Shirley, Sr. 46 Complon. 1-larlon, Sr. 46 Comslock, Andrea, Sr. 47 Comslock, Richard, Jr. 66 Conder, Randy, Jr. 66 Conder, Rose. Soph. 78, 136 Connelly, Don, Jr. 66 Conway, Jeanelle, Sr. 47, 145 Cook, Charlene, Soph. 78 Cook, John, Soph. 78 Cook, Reni, Jr. 66 Complimenfs From DENNIS DONUT CO. 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Cusler, David, Soph. 79 Epperson, Barbara, Admin. 20 Cook, Leland, Jr. 66, I34, I38, l54 Cook, Mike, Jr. 66, I34, I38, I53 Cook, Vickie, Soph. 78 Cooley, Sheryl, Sr. 47 Cops, Eugene, Soph. 79, 90, I53 Cops, Tommy, Sr. 47, I26 Corbir, Jane, Jr. 66 Cordero, David, Sr. 47 Cordes, Linda, Soph. 79 Corey, Gayleen, Sr. 47 Corey. Lee, Jr. I49 Cosby, Cafhy, Soph. 79, 93, I36. I4-6 Coslow, Nellie, Jr. 66 Collon, Larry, Jr. 66 Colfrell, Dana, Soph. 79 CoH'rell, O., Cuslr. 2l Courfney, B., Cusl. 2I Cours, Jackie, Soph. 79, IO0 Cover'r, Tommy, Jr. 66 Cowan. Wayne, Soph. 79 COX, Jimmy, Sooh. 79, l00, I34, l52 Coxey. Kafhy, Soph. 79 Crabb, William, Fac. 22. l30 Crawley, Terry, Soph. 79 Creech, Vesla, Soph. 79, I36 Creekmore, Jeff, Sr. 6, 47, l38 Creel, Susie. Jr. 66, 99, I36, l53 Crew, Connie, Fac. 22, I36, I39 Crews, Max, Sr. 47 Cronea, Diane, Soph. 79 Crook, Clay, Soph. 79 Cross, Linda, Jr. 67 Crossland, Sharon, Soph. 79 Crolen, Mike, Soph. 79 Crowe, Jack, Sr. 47 Cruse, Frank, Soph. 39, 79 Cullen, Jennifer, Sr. 3, 47, l26, I36, l52, I53 Cunningham, Barbara, Jr. 67 Cunningham, Mary, Sr. 47 Cunningham, Ronnie, Fac. 22, I34, l35 Cupil, Sieve, Soph. 79 Curlis, Sandra, Jr. 67, I36 Cyphers, Howard, Soph. 79 D Dacus, Kay, Sr. 47 Danliord, Marguerile, facully 22, I52 Daniel, Johnnie, Soph. 79 Daniel, Joyce, Sr. 47, l50, I5l Daniel, Karen, Sr. 45, 47 Darbe, Frank, Soph. 79 Dari, Calhy, Soph. 79 Ricky McDaniel feels like Allas. He supporls Chieflain adveriisers. Dave nporl, Debbie, Soph. 79 Davidson, Marvin, Sr. 47, I27, l28 Davidson, Olivia, Soph. 79 Davis, Brenda, Soph. 79, I42 Davis, Burl, Soph. 79 Davis, Gerald, Sr. 42, 47, IO7, I42, I43 Davis, Paul, Jr. 67 Davis, Russell, Sr. 47, 59, I38, I53 Dawson, Allan, Jr. 67 Dawson, Linda, Jr. 67, I36 Day, Wendell, Sr. 47 Dean ,CynIhia, Jr. 67, I36, I54 Dean, Jo, Soph. 79 Dean, Judy, Sr. 47, I56 Dean, Vickey, Jr. 67, I5I Dear ing, Linda, Soph. 79 Deason, Sieve, Jr. IO, 67, I34, I46 De Ford, Mary, Sr. I49 De Guisli, Cynlhia, Sr. 47, I24, I28, I29, l3l. l53 Deleza, Mary, Soph. 79 De Moe, Sandra, Soph. 79 Dennis, Darlena, Sr. 47, ISI Dennis, Fanny, Cale. 20 Dennis, Sue, Fac. 23 Denlis, Tommy, Sr. 47, 5I, I34, I38 Dickerson, Marilyn, Cafe. 20 Dickson, Dale, Soph. 79 Dickson, Gloria, Jr. 67 Dixon, Rila, Sr. 47, I58, l59 4 ' ,i r .,,. Dixson, Howard, Soph. 79, I30 Dobbs, Mark, Soph. 79 Dobson, Ronald, Jr. 67 Dock Dock ery, Brenda, Jr. 67 ery, Debra, Soph. 79, I36 Dockery, Wayne, Jr. I34, I38 Dunbar, Kalhy, Soph. 79 Dungan, Tom, Sr. 48 Dunn, Cynlhia, Sr. 48 Dunn, Mike. Soph. 79, I34 Dullon, David, Sr. 48, 99, I34 Dulfon, Johnny, Soph. 79 Dullon, Mary, Sr. 48 E Eakes, Johnny, Jr. 67 Earp, Sieve, Soph. 79, I34 Earp, Wilma, Cafe. 20 Edgen, Cindy, Soph. 79, I36 Edwards, Harlan, Sr. 48, 54, l34, I38, I53 Edwards, Pam, Jr. 37, 67, 99, l05 I22, I39, l55 Edwards, Sue, Jr. 67 Edwards, Willie, Fac. 22, 25, I38 Eggleslon, Larry, Sr. 49 Egqleslon, Mary, Sr. 49, I56, l57 Eide, Cafhy, Soph. 79 Elkins, Jim, Soph. 79 EllicoH, Frances, Sr. 49 Ellicoll, Homer, Jr. 67 Ellis, Joyce. Soph. 79 Elms, Susan, Sr. 49 Emerson, Dwight Soph. 79 Emerson, Johnny, Sr. 3I, 49, 5l, IS3 Emils, Joni, Jr. 67, I36, l53 Epperson, Alan, Soph. 79 Epperson, Carol, Sr. 49, I22, l23, I33, I44, I45 Esles, Fosfer, Admin. I6 Elheridge, Twyla, Jr. 67, l53 Elhirdge, Danny, Soph. 79 Elhirclge, Glenda, Sr. 49, l58, I59 Dodd, Ricky, Sr. 47, I3O, I58, l59 Dodson, Belly, Soph. 79 Dodson, Charles, Jr, 67 Dodson, Cindy, Soph. 79 Dodson, Phillip, Soph. 79 Dominguez, Teresa, Soph. 79 Donley, Lowell, Fac. 22 Doonkeen, Ray, Soph. 79 Doonkeen, Yvonne, Sr. 47, 78. I22, I36, l54 Dorman, Marvel, Soph. 79 Dorsey. John, Soph. 79 Doughly, Ellen, Sr. 48, l24, I36. I39 Doughly, Palli, Soph. 79, I36 Douglass. Danny, Sr. 48, I25, I28, l38, l53 Drew, Lesa, Soph. 79, l36 Drew, Randy, Sr. 6, 48 Driver, M., Cale. 20 Dryden, Teddy, Jr. 67 Dubois, Gary, Sr. 48, I26, I28, l30, I3I, I4-5, l53, l55 Duke, Gary, Jr. 67 Dukes, Allen, Jr. 6, 67, I28, I38. I46 Dukes, Sherri, Soph. 79 Dumblelon, David, Sr. 48, I26, I27, I28 Evans, Judy, Soph. 79 Evans, Karen, Jr. 67 Evans, Linda, Soph. 80 Evans, Lynn, Admin. 20, I32 Evans, Susan, Sr. 49, I26, l29, I36 I53. I55 Everelf, Glenda, Jr. 67, I36 Eve-reH, Vickie, Soph. 80 Ezell, Linda, Soph. 80 F Fairbanks, Denise, Jr. 67 Falwell, Lesler, Jr. 67, I26 Felder, Ronnie, Sr. 49, I56 Ferrell, Doyle, Soph. 80 Fields, Billy, soph. ao, iss Fields, Eddie, Fac. 22, l30, I3I Fike, Mary, Jr. 67 Filler, Par, Soph. 80. I36 Fillippe, Linda, Sr. 49 Filmore, Debra, Soph. 80 Finch, Danny, Soph. 80 Fincher, Jennella, Soph. 80, I29, I36 Fish, Lee, Fac. 22 Fisher, Henry, Jr. 67 Fisher, Ricky, Jr. 34, 38, 67, I34. I4-5, IS3 Flemming, Mike, Sr. 49 Fisher, Sue, Jr. 151 Filch, Tamara, Jr. 67, 100, 122, 135, 136, 154 Flanagan, Dennis, Soph. 80 Fleming, Frankie, Sr. 49 Gibson, 145 Mike, Sr. 50, 125, 126, Gibson, William, Jr. 67, 128 Gideon, Gilberl, Gilberl, Royce. Soph. 80, 134 Tina, Soph. 80 Danny, Soph. 80 Flowers, Flowers, Harold, Sr. 49 Rila, Soph. 80, 136 Folk, Janella, Soph. 80, 136 Foofe, Ann, Sr. 49 Foole, Mike, Jr. 67 Ford, Sally, Sr. 49, 154, 158 Gile, Darlene, Fac. 22 Gill, Alberl, Sr. 50 Gillen, Criss, Sr. 50 Gilliam, Debra, Soph. 80 Gilmore, Sandra, Jr. 67 Gipson, George, Soph. 80 Ford, Sleve, Jr. 67, 134 Forlune, Connie, Soph. 80, 136 Fosler, Freda, Jr. 67 Fosler, Jimmy, Jr. 8, 67, 93 Fosler, Phil, Sr. 49, 59, 139, 155 Fosler, Geraldine, Cafe. 20 Founlain, Andre, Soph. 80, 129, 145 Founlain, Herman, Sr. 49, 103 Fox, James, Soph. 80 Gladden, Donila, Jr. 67 Glasgow, Pam, Sr. 50, 122, 154, 159 Glaze, John, Soph. 80 Goad, Donna, Jr. 67 Goad, Larry, Sr. 50 Gonzales, Jennifer, Soph. 80 Gonzales, Marvin, Sr. 50, 154 Gonzales, Mike, Soph. 80, 134 Gooding, Sandra, Soph. 80. 136 Fox. Shirley, Sr. 49 Francis, Dan, Sr. 49 Francis, Paul, Jr. 67 Franklin, Billie, Sr. 49 Frasure, Judy, Sr. 49 Frazier, Leila, Fac. 22, 151 French, Billy, Jr. 67 French, Noba, Fac. 22, 127, 158 Freio, Linda, Jr. 67 Friar, Donna, Soph. 80 Frosl, Gary, Soph. 80 Frunk, Beverly, Soph. 80 Fuller, Barbara, Soph. 80, 136 Fuller, Debbie, Sr. 49, 128, 126, 152. 153 Fuller, Paul, Soph. 80 Fullon, Neal, Soph. 80, 134 G Gable, Ricky, Soph. 80 Goodman, Geraldine, Soph. 80 Goodnighl, Rebecca, Sr. 50, 131, 133. 153 Goodspeed, Jerry, Fac. 22, 142 Gordon, Rulh Ann, Jr. 67, 105, 136 Gorham, Donald, Fac. 22 Googe, Nancy, Sr. 50 Gourley, Janel, Soph. 80 Grabow, Marvin, Jr. 67 Graham, Phynila, Fac. 22, 136, 139 Gramling, Kalhy, Sr. 50, 126, 144, 145 Gravill, Priscilla, Sr. 45, 50, 126, 128. 158 Greear, Deanie, Soph. 80, 136, 137 Greear, Vickie, Jr. 67 Green, Barbara, Soph. 80 Green, Clifford, Soph. 80, 134 Greeson, Tina, Sr. 50, 146 Harrison, Sandra, Jr. 72, 128, 136, Gaedderl, Anlhony, Jr. 67, 96, 130, 138, 153 Gafford, Terry, Soph. 80 Gainor, Susie, Soph. 80, 136 Gallbrealh, John, Sr. 134, 138 Gregory, John, Jr. 67 Griffin, Mike, Jr. 67 Grigsby, Laquila, Soph. 80 Grinslead, Henry, Soph. 80 Hawkins, W. D., Fac. 23 Gammeli Sara, Jr. 67, 136 Garcia, John, Soph. 80 Garcia, Johnny, Jr. 67 Garcia, Virginia, Sr. 49, 142 Garner, Garner, Charles, Sr. 49 Sluarl, Sr. 10, 49, 94, 122, 123, 126, 134 Garralle, Mike, Soph. 80 Garrell, Don, Jr. 67 Gassell, Don, Fac. 22, 126, 136 Gasseur, Terry, Jr. 67, 122, 136 Gaslon, Barbara, Sr. 50, 156 Gaslon, Billy, Soph. 80 Gales, Wallace, Soph. 80, 134 Gessman, Mary, Soph. 80, 136 Gibson, Barbara, Jr. 67 Gibson, Dorolhy, Soph. 80 Gibson, Florence, Sr. 50 Gibson, Garrell, Jr. 67 Groesbeck. Carol, Jr. 67, 99, 136, 153 Gronski, Junelle, Jr. 67 Groves, John, Jr. 67, 156 Guidry, Bobby, Soph. 80 Guinn, James, Jr. 67 Guinn, Janice, Jr. 67 Gullel, Raelene, Soph. 80 H Hackell, Don, Soph. 80, 134 Hackell, Pal, Soph. 80, 136 Haggerman, Pam, Soph. 80, 136 Haggy, Tommy, Sr. 50 Haggy, Palricia, Jr. 67 Hagman, Paul, Soph. 80 Hale, Curlis, Sr. 4, 50, 63, 127, 134, 138 Hale, Mike, Soph. 80 Chieflain adverliser supporler Linda Shadrick feels like Lady Aslor. Hale, Terry, Soph. 80, 136 Haley, John, Soph. 80 Hall, David, Jr. 67 Hall, H. E., Fac. 22 Hall, Kalhy, Soph. 81 Hall, Mike, Jr. 67 Hall, Rhonda, Sr. 50 Hall, Terry, Jr. 67 Halpern, Connie, Fac. 23, 26, 34, 124 Hamillon, Brook, Jr. 68, 136 Hamillon, Sherri, Jr. 68, 122, 136, 148, 149, 150, 155 Hami1lon.Trudie, Sr. 50 Hamlin, John, Sr. 50, 134, 153 Hammon. Barbara, Jr. 68, 122, 156 Hammon. Donna, Soph. 81 Hamplon, Melila, Soph. 81 Handke, Eskie, Admin. 20 Harper, Alan, Jr. 68, 105, 134, 153 Harraman, Marcia, Sr. 28, 50, 90, 122, 126, 128, 136, 155 Harridge, Tracy, Soph. 81 Harringlon, Linda, Soph. 81, 136 Harris, Bobby, Soph. 81 Harris, Jean. Jr. 68 Harris, Marvin, Jr. 68 Harris, Sandra, Jr. 68, 136, 153 Harris, Sleve, Sr. 3, 50, 61, 63, 138 Harris, Sue, Soph. 81 Harrison, Junior, Sr. 50, 158 Harrison, Kalhy, Jr. 68, 123, 136, 152, 153 Harrison, Kennelh, Jr. 68 Harrison, Mark, Soph. 81 Harrison, Roberl, Jr. 68 146, 155 Harry, Billie, Sr. 50, 158 Harry, Maxine, Fac. 23, 126, 128, 158 Harl, Jerry, Jr. 68 Harlman, Belly, Admin. 20 Harvey, May, Cafe. 20 Hash, Liddie, Sr. 50 Hawkins, Denise, Soph. 31, 80, 81 Hayes, Mary, Soph. 81 Hayes, Ronald, Jr. 68 Haynes, Jerry, Jr. 68 Heberl, Randy, Soph. 81, 122, 136 Heberl, Toni, Sr. 50, 107 Hedges,Ange1a, Jr. 68, 136 Hedrick, Sheri, Sr. 50, 144, 145 Hemphill, Carolyn, Sr. 51, 146 Henderson, Bobby, Soph. 81 , cK's 9 3:L 'a A U R AN T 512541.45131 LHMQHKS g her innaie abilifies as a cheerleader. Robyn Dawn Black capiures fhe aHenHon of cheerleaders af her parenfs' drive-in. I 1 Blacks Drive In Restaurant 632-454l 2703 S. Wesfern Linder, Randy, Soph. 82 Henderson, Louis, Jr. 68 Henderson. Marlha, Jr. 66, 68. 122, 155 Hendon. Paul, Sr. 51, 134, 138 Hendon, Tommy, Soph. 81 Hendricks, Fred, Jr. 68 Hendricks. Sfeve, Jr. 68. 138, 153 Hendrix, Paul, Fac. 23, 153 Henson, Anna, Jr. 68 Henson, Tommy, Jr. 68, 130 Hernandez, John, Sr. 94, 134 Herrin, Debbie, Soph. 81 Herringlon, Ricky, Soph. 81 Hesiand, John Soph. 81 Hicks, Barbara, Sr. 51, 122, 134, 135,136,152,153 Higginboiiom, Curris, Soph. 81 1-1i11,Caro1.Jr.68, 153 Hill, Palsy, Jr. 68 Hill, Dr. Virgil, Admin. 16 Hillerbran, Donna, Jr. 68 Hi11erbran,James. Soph. 81 Hilfon, Danny, Soph. 81, 133 Hinlon, Beliy, Soph. 81, 125 Hobbs, David, Jr. 68, 130, 153 Hocker, Earnest Soph. 39, 81 Hocker, Jerri, Soph. 81, 136 Hunsaker, Lorna, Soph. 81. 136 Hunt Debbie. Jr. 33 Hunt Rickey, Soph. 81, 134 Hurst Janet Soph. 81 lngram, Thomas, Sr. 52, 134 lrvin, Dennis, Sr. 52 lsbill, Vickie, Jr. 68 lvers, Allen, Soph. 81 J Jackson, Jerri, Sr. 52, 149, 158 Jackson Jackson ,Jim,Jr.68,153 , Larry, Jr. 68 Jackson, Linda, Soph. 81 Kasper, James, Soph. 81 Kaubin, Franda, Jr. 68, 93, 136, 153, 155 Kay, Dewayne, Jr. 66, 68 Keahey, Gladys, Jr. 68 Keakey, Tim, Jr. 68 Kearnes, Sieve, Sr. 52, 134 Keeion, Mike, Sr. 6, 52, 138 Kellner, Leora, Soph. 81, 136 Kelly, Belly, Soph. 81 Kelly, Paula, Jr. 68 Kelly, Ron, Soph. 82 Kelly, Sieven, Jr. 68 Kemp, Judy, Sr. 52, 94, 127, 136, 158, 159 Kendrix, Darrell, Sr. 52 Kendrix, Dorihea, Jr. 69 Kennemer, Pat Sr. 52 Kerr, Sharon, Jr. 132 Kesner, Linda, Soph. 82, 136 Landrum, Janice, Sr. 53 Lane. Mike, Jr. 130 Lane, Mike, Sr. 53 Lane, Sieve, Soph. 28, 82, 155 Langford, Lloyd, Jr. 69 Lankford, Charla, Soph. 82, 146 Lansford, Shriley, Jr. 69 Lapham, Margie, Fac. 23 Larson, Vicki, Soph. 82 Lavarnway, Ron, Soph. 82 Lawrence, Brenda. Soph. 82 Lawrence, Joanne, Soph. 82 Lawrence, Rick, Soph. 82 Lawrence, Vicky, Soph. 29. 82. 122, 154 Lawson, Bill, Soph. 82 Lawson, Kennelh, Jr. 69, 132 Lawson, Lei1'a, Jr. 69 Leader , Jackie, Jr. 69 Leake, Colela, Soph. 8:2 Jackson, Ted, Jr. 68, 96, 90, 138 Jacobson, A. D., Fac. 23 James, Darrel. Soph. 81 James, Duane, Sr. 52 James, Johnny, Sr. 52, 126, 134. 145, 158 James, Mary-Ann, Sr. 52, 128, 154 James, Micky, Soph. 81, 136 Jaques, Berry, Sr. 52 Keicher side, Connie, Soph. 82 Kefchum, Benny, Jr. 69 Kidwell, Mary, Soph. 82 Kilpairick, Terry, Soph. 82 Kimbrough. Brenda, Soph. 82 Kimel, Marvin, Sr. 53, 145 Kincaid, Donna, Soph. 82 King, Barbara, Jr. 69 Hocker, Robert Sr. 51, 133 Hodneit Kennefh, Soph. 81 Lusly, Richard, Sr. 39 Hoeggar, Lorraine, Jr. 13 Ho11man,Jona1han, Soph. 81 Hoffman, Roger, Jr. 68 Hogan, Tirnoihy, Soph. 81 Holder, Evelyn, Soph. 81 Holland, Gary, Jr. 68 Holland. Lewis, Sr. 51 Hoilensbe, Marv. Sr. 3. 31. 51. 122, 129, 153 Holley, Palsy, Sr. 51 Holmes, Joe, Jr. 68, 75, 134, 153 Holt Shirley, Soph. 81, 122 Homer, Pat Soph. 81 Hood, Clefus, Sr. 51, 128, 130 Hood, Clifford, Soph. 81 Hood, Larry, Jr. 68, 127 Hopewell, Mary, Jr. 68 Hopkins, Bob, Soph. 81 Horn, 1rene,Admin. 20 Horn, Phy1iSS, Jr. 37, 136, 146, 147, 153 Horn, Thelma, Cafe. 20 Hornbeck, Glenna, Sr. 51 Horion, Larry, Soph. 81, 149 Hoskins, Berry, Soph. 81 Howard, Clifford, Sr. 51 Howard, Jimmy, Soph. 81, 153 Jaques, Marcus, Jr. 68 Jefferson, Glenda. Jr. 68 Jennings, Gloria, Jr. 68 Jennings, John, Jr. 152 Jernigan, Barbara, Jr. 68, 154 Jewell, Jack, Jr. 68 Jimenez, Yolanda, Sr. 52, 124, 125,136,146,151,154,158 Johnnene, Calhy, Jr. 68 Johns, Gary. Sr. 68, 128 Johnson, Cheryl, Sr. 52, 133, 126 Johnson, Glenda. Sr. 52, 122, 127, 158 King, Dean, Sr. 53, 122 King, James, Fac. 23, 138 King, Jerri, Soph. 82 King, Marie, Sr. 53. 145 King, Roselle, Soph. 82 Kinsey, Janet Soph. 82 Kirk, Darrell, Soph. 82 Kirk, E.. Cusio. 21 Kirkend, Besly, Soph. 82 Kirkham, James, Soph. 82 Kilchens, Donna, Jr. 69, 105, 122, 1 3 5, 136 Kixmiller, Vivian, Soph. 82 Johnson, Jay, Sr. 52 Johnson, Joyce, Jr. 68 Johnson. Vicki, Soph. 81. 129, 136 Johnson, Vivian, Cafe. 20 Jolly, Diane, Soph. 81 Jones, Aniia, Sr. 52 Jones, Brenda, Sr. 52 Jones, Carolyn, Soph. 81 Jones, Greg, Jr. 3. 68, 134 Jones, Judy, Sr. 52, 136 Jones, Kerry. Jr. 68 Jones, Mary, Sr. 52. 122. 126, 151 Jones, Michelle, Soph. 81 Jones, Richard, Jr. 68 Jones, Roy, Sr, 52 Jones, Rulh, Fac. 23, 33, 129 Klicker, Rosalee, Soph. 82 Knight Barbara, Jr. 69 Knight Mary, Soph. 82 Knight Sieve, Soph. 82, 134 Knight Teresa, Soph. 82 Koman, Francis, Soph. 82 Koonce , Sieve, Soph. 82 Koonce, Susie, Soph. 82, 136 Kordeliski, Richard, Soph. 82 Korsiiens, Mary, Sr. 53, 158 Kraemer, Ruih, Fac. 23, 146, 149 150 Kraemer, Sandra, Soph. 82 Krolh, Jack, Soph. 82 Krueger, Richard, Coun. 21 Howe, Lonnie, Soph. 81 Huddlesion, David, Soph. 81 Hudson, Phillip, Soph. 81. 134 Hueria, Robert Soph. 81, 125 1'1u1'1,JarneS, Fac. 23, 31, 126 Huit Ronnie, Sr. 52 Huit Tim, Sr. 52 Hughey, Marvin, Soph. 81 Hull, Franklin, Sr. 52 1-1u11,Tina, Soph. 81 Hulsey, Judy, Sr. 52 Jones, Suzeiie, Jr. 68 Jones, Vicki, Soph. 81 Jones, Virginia, Soph. 81, 146, 147, 150 Jordan, Kennelh, Jr. 68 Jordan, Linda, Soph. 81 K Kanada, Rulh, Soph. 81 Kappen, Kennelh, Fac. 23 L Lackey, Jimmy, Jr. 64, 69. 103, 130, 138 Ladd, Ann, Jr. 69, 153 Lair, James, Soph. 82 Lamb. Leon, Soph. 82 Lambert Donna, Sr. 53. 125, 126, 153 Landers. Ronald. Sr. 53, 134 LeBlonde, Jyoce, Soph. 82 Leeper, Terry, Soph. 82 Leinnewebber, Eugene, Soph. 82 Lemons, Kalhy, Jr. 34, 69, 145 Levan, Roger, Sr. 53 Lewis, Elvonda, Sr. 53, 126 Lewis, Rosemary, Sr. 53, 156 Lindsay, Carol, Sr. 53 LiH'1e, Carol, Sr. 53, 151 Livingsion, Debbie, Jr. 69 Livingslon, Jack, Soph. 82 Livingsion, Thomas, Jr. 69 Loiiis, Cheryle, Soph. 82, 136 Lollis, Sue, Fac. 23 Long, David, Sr. 53, 154 Lopez, Barbara, Soph. 82, 122, 127, 150, 151 Loretia, Virginia. Jr. 69, 149, 154 Lorlon, Barbara, Soph. 82, 126 Loft Bobby, Soph. 82 Lor1'on. Palricia, Sr. 53, 158 Lolt William, Admin. 16 Loudermilk, Howey, Jr. 69 Love, Vernon, Jr. 69 Loveless, Karla, Soph. 82, 136 Lowe, Paula, Soph. 82 Luebking, Gayle, Jr. 69 Luebking, Laney, Jr. 69 Lummus, Melvin, Sr. 53. 134. 138, 149 Lusk, Eddie, Jr. 69 Lusk, Sieve, Soph. 82 Lusly, Eihleen, .1r. 69 Lusly, Leonard, Soph. E2 Lu1 1re11, Linda, Sr. 53, 126. 128, 133, 153, 155 Lynch, Gary, Soph. 82 M Mabes, Ted, Soph. 82 Mack. Sleven, Sr. 13. 53, 134, 138 Madden, Jane, Soph. 82 Maddy, Jan. Sr. 53, 133 Madewell, Darrel, Jr. 70 Magirowsky, Sonia, Sr. 53, 146 Mahone, Wanda, Jr. 70 Malicoal, Dorolhy, Jr. 70, 136 Manek, Shirley, Jr. 70 Mangum, Roberl, Soph. 82 Mankins, Kalhryn, Sr. 53 Mann, Julie, Jr. 70 Mann, J. W., Jr. 70 Manning, Judy, Soph. 82 Manning, Linda, Sr. 53, 146, 147 Manning, Sandy, Soph. 82 Manuel, Karen, Soph. 83, 136, 155 Marcrum, Dianna, Sr. 53 Marin, Ramona, Soph. 83 Markham, Anna, Jr. 70, 100, 149, 0 153 15 . Marsha Marlin, 1 1, R., Cusloclian, 21 Ari, Sr. 53. 156 Marfin, Barbara, Soph. 83 Marlin, Belly, Soph. 83 Mar1in,Gordon.Soph.83, 134 Marlin, Linda, Sr. 54, 158 Marlin, John, Soph. 76, 82, 83, 134. 145 Marlin, Mary, Soph. 83 Marlin, Vicky, Jr. 70 Mariinez, Palricia, Soph. 83 Mashburn, Ellen, Jr. 70, 136 Mason, Mary, Sr. 54, 139 Mallqx, Vivian, Fac. 24, 128, 129 May, Jim Bob, Sr. 54, 122 May, Jimmy, Jr. 70, 134, 138 Mayes, Dorolhy, Fac. 24, 34 Mayes, John, Jr. 70 Mike, Jr. 71, 138 Nichols, Davina, Soph. 84 Monleiorle, Tim, Jr. 71 Mayfield, Freddie, Soph. 83 Maynard, Judy, Soph. 83 McAdams, Rick, Sr. 54 McAles1er, William, Jr. 69 McA11is1er, Linda, Sr. 54, 158 McAulill, Daniel, Sr. 156 McBride, Chrisline, Soph. 83 McBride, Judy, Soph. 83 McCallie, Gary, Jr. 69, 156 McCaughan, Mike, Soph. 83 McCharen, June, Jr. 31, 64, 69, 94, 122, 136. 155 McClain, Gerald, Fac. 24 McClain, Nancy, Soph. 83 McClelland, Jennie, Jr. 69, 126, 145 McClure, Mike, Jr. 152 McConnell, David, Soph. 83 McConnell, Roy, Soph. 83 McCormack, John, Jr. 69 McCoy, Darlene, Sr. 54, 123, 122, 139, 158 McCrary, Sandra, Sr. 54, 132 McCraw, Richard, Sr. 54, 134, 138 McCuan, Biddie, Soph. 83 McCu1lar,Jane1, Soph. 83, 136 McCullough, Dean, Soph. 83 McDaniel, Jewel, Cale. 20 McDaniel, Rickey, Sr. 54, 146,- 147, 149, 150, 157 McDoule11, George, Soph. 83 Mclflhaney, Don, Sr. 54 McFarland, Earl, Soph. 83 McGruder, Donald, Soph. 83 McGuire, Gary, Soph. 83 McKee, Jimmy, Soph. 83 McKee1, Irene. Jr. 69 McKinzy, Wanda, Soph. 83, 132 McLain, Rick, Sr. 29, 55 McLendon, Faye, Jr. 70 McMacken, Teresa, Soph. 83 McMil1ian, Diane, 55, 158, 159 McMillian, Phillip, 55, 80, 134, 138, 153 McQuery, Sue, Jr. 151 McRavin, Linda, 55, 158 McSpadden, Randy, Soph. 83 Mealpine, John, Jr. 70 Mealy, Debbie, 55, 136, 155, 156 Medina, Frank, Jr. 70 Melrose, Gary, Jr. 70 Menelee, Calhy, Jr. 70 Menelee, Don, Soph. 83, 138 Menelee, Pal, Jr. 70 Menelee, Slanley, Soph. 83 Menser, Mike, Soph. 83 Mercer, Don, Soph. 83 Mercer, Jerry, Jr. 70 Merill, Chris, Soph. 83, 145 Merkey, Clarella, Soph. 83, 149, 150 Melz, Theresa, Soph. 83, 136 Meziere, Delana, Soph. 83 Meziere, Vickie, Soph. 83 Micheal, Palricia, Sr. 55 Middlelon, Anila, Jr. 70, 156 Middlelon, Carl, Sr. 55 Middlelon, John, Jr. 70, 154 Migdal, Carol, Soph. 83, 124, 129 Miller, Bob, Soph. 83 Miller, Diana, Sr. 55 Miller, John, Soph. 83 Miller, Judy, Soph. 83, 136, 149 Miller, Kalhy, Jr. 70 Miller, Lowell, Sr. 55 Miller, Louis, Soph. 83 Miller, Mike, Jr. 70 Millsape, Roberl, Sr. 55 Miller, Roger, Sr. 37, 55. 138 Miller, Sandra, Sr. 55 Miller, Shirley, Soph. 83 Miller, Vickie, Soph. 83 Mills, Galalha, Jr. 70, 122, 135, 136, 1511 Milchell, Gaylha, Soph. 83, 127 Milchell, Lorella, Jr. 70, 153 Milchell, Sally, Sr. 55, 154 Milchell, Shirley, Soph. 83, 155 Moales, Dewayne, Soph. 83 Mobley, Bill, Soph. 83, 85 Mock, Jirnrny, Sr. 156 Moniaras, Sieve, Soph. 83 Monkhouse, Sheryl, Jr. 71, 122, 136 Monlgomery, Kayleen, Sr. 55 Moody, Jo Belh, Jr. 71, 126, 128, 145 Fi Roolers for Chieffain adverlisers are Cheryl Johnson and John Galbrealh. Moore, Flavel, Jr. 70 Moore, Glenna, Jr. 70, 136, 153 Moore, Judy, Jr. 70, 145 Moore, Kalhy, Jr. 70, 156 Moore 1 Morgan, Ben, Soph. 83 Morgan, E., Cale. 20 Morgan, Linda, Soph. 83 Morgan, Michael, Soph. 83 Morrell, Linda, Sr, 55 Morris, Clovella, Jr. 71 Morris, Marilyn, Soph. 83 Mosher, Linda, Soph. 83 Mosher, Phyllis, Jr. 71 Moss, Bruce, Jr. 71, 134 Molon, Darryl, Jr. 71 Mullins, Carol, Soph. 83, 136 Nard, Gary, Jr. 71 Neely, Ronald, Soph. 84 Nelson, Charles, Sr. S5 Nelson, Marsha, Jr. 71 Nelherlon, Max, Fac. 24, 134, 135 Neugenl, Jim, Sr. 94, 134, 138 Newberry, Clinlon, 55, 125, 134, 138, 153 Newby, Joeveacla, Soph. 84 Newby, Sieve, Jr. 71 Newell, Ann, Soph. 84 Newman, Shirley, Sr. 55 Newmoon, Gene, Soph. 84 Newmun, Ronnie, Sr. 55, 134, 145 Newville, Dean, Sr. 55 Newville, Sandra, Soph. 84 Mullins, Jackie, Soph. 83 Muse, Pam, Jr. 71, 121, 153 Musgrave, Carol, Soph. 84 Musgrave, C., Cuslodian, 21 Musgrave, Sheryl, Soph. 84 Musgrove, Joe, Jr. 71 'v1yers, Don, S'Jp1. 84 Myers, Dovie, Soph. 84, 122. 145 Myers, Tommy, Soph. 84 Mykro, Pal, Sr. 55 Nance, N Tommy, Jr. 71, 96 Nichols Nichols . Gail, Jr. 71 , Karen, Soph. 84 Nichols, Nancy, Sr. 42, 55, 136, 154 Nichols, Shirley, Sr. 55, 128, 153 Nicholson, Donnie, Soph. 84 Nichols on, Tanna, Jr. 8, 71, 96, 122, 135, 136, 153 Nievar, Nilzel, Debbie, Sr. 55, 158, 159 Deloris, Sr. 55 Nixon, Dale, Soph. 84, 145 Norman, Janice, Soph. 84 Norman, Robert Soph. 84 VY. E. qi Har VwQ7bU1L,.L L Uri!- -f 1 LIIVIUI wi DW LIQIIIK WI ,UTS 'If iw R? A ff :LJ-741 , A ,LM .Ja ,W - Ilju I ,cb mlmg, 68I s 1 5735 so. Pe QQ J BUCHANAN FOOD MART X I OKLAHOMA TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 4I3 N. BROADWAY 4051235 8495 OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA 73IO2 JOLI CHERI 0 59'II1 CI S Th W 'I' I1 . 5.1. .23 NSS. Broiiifiay BEAUTY SALON Moore I CompIe'I'e BeauI'y and Wig Service CATTLEMEN'S CAFETERIA Hours 8 A.M. 'I'o I0 P.M. 453l s. Walker 634 2356 4I0 W. Commerce Tune-Ups Pho e Rooms AvaiIabIe for Road Service 632 9282 B-3 qUe+S and Parhes PETE JOHNSTON'S GULF SERVICE OPM' EVGZCSY 283:19 From ALL MAJOR BRAND OILS-TIRE REPAIR II . .- . . Mechanic 74'rh and S. 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Penn CE 2-8997 Free Esfimafes CLASSEN SEAT COVER CENTER Converfible Tops-Carpeiing-Compleie Inleriors Heaclliners-Original Fabrics Replaced CHARLIE JAMESON 907 CLASSEN BLVD. Open 8 A.M.-5 P.M. OKLAHOMA CITY BAND INSTRUMENTS - GUITARS . MUSIC . ACCESSORIES 2 SOUTHWESTERN P ' CENTER ,y eas 'mm A I4 -' 73139 'H , z. -- '- J 4-3997 Bu+ I've go? Io have one aboui' This high, sfales Cheryl LOITIS, who knows yearbook pafrons have whal They wanl. Only Chieffain adveriisers excife Jerry S1ou+. lired affer a workoui. Norion, David, Jr. 71, 122 Nowacki, Waller, Jr. 71, 127, 128, 153 Nowlin, Virginia, Sr. 56, 105, 107 122, 135. 136 NuH, Bruce, Fac. 24 O O'Brien, Par, Sr. 56 Oden, Nellie, Sr. 56, 122, 124, 136. 139, 154 Oclle, Richard, Jr. 3, 64, 71, 130 Oldham, Eva, Soph. 84, 136 Oldham, Gary, Sr. 56, 145, 156 Oliver, Linda, Jr. 71 Olney, Richard, Soph. 84 Orr, Jane, Jr. 71, 126 Orliz, Valenla, Soph. 84 Osborn, Greg, Soph. 84 Osborn, Juaniia, Sr. 56, 136. 145 Osborn, Karen, Jr. 71 Ossenkop, A. C., Fac. 24, 35, 144, 145 Ossenkop, Mike, Jr. 71, 125, 134, 138. 145 Overlon, Claudell. Fac. 24, 27 Overluri, Jackie, Sr. 56, 153 Owens. Debbie, Jr. 71, 156 Owens, William, Soph. 84 P Pack, Debbie, Jr. 71 Paniagua, Pam, Soph. 76, 78, 84, 87, 136 Pansze, Bob, Fac. 24 Paniry, Nancy, Jr. 71 Park, Sieve, Sr. 6, 51, 56, 134. 136 ,138. 151 Parker, Ann, -lr. 71 Parker, Bruce, Sonh. 34 Parker, Glenna, Jr. 10, 71 Parker, Irene, Sr. 56, 142 Parker, Jeni, Sr. 56 Parker, Jim, Soph. 84, 134, 138 Parker, Johnny, Soph. 84, 138 Parker, Robin, Soph. 84, 87, 136 Parker, Waynelie, Sr. 56, 126 Parkhursl, Gloria, Jr. 71 Parsons, Randy, Jr. 71, 126, 134, 144, 145 Parfon, Andrea, Soph. 84 Passarelli, 1v1ike,Jr.7l Pasloak, Dianna. Soph. 84, 136. 139 Pale, Tim, Soph. 84 Palherson, Pam, Soph. 84 Payahsape. Connie, Jr. 64, 71, 122, 136, 153 Payahsape, Ransom, Sr. 138 Payne, Billy, Sr. 56 Posing for fhe April Fool issue of fhe Arrow +ha'r wasn'+ is Sam Vaughn. Peanmari, Calvin, Jr. 153 Pearman, Gloria, Soph. 84, 136 Peck, Angela, Jr. 71, 124 Peck, Jim, Sr. 56, 122, 133 Peck-, Sheila, Sr. 56 Pelham, Danny, Sr. 56, 134, 153 Pena, David, Sr. 56 Pendergrass, Paiiy. Sr. 56, 128, 132. 153 Pendleion, Debbie, Jr. 71, 136. 155 Penrod, Sieve, Jr. 71 Perry. Karen, Soph. 84 Pefiff, Sylvia, Sr. 56, 126 Peikoff, Caihy, Soph. 84, 155 Pexa, John, Soph. 84 Phelanfrer, Arfhur, Jr. 71 Phillips, Jerald. Soph. 84 Phillips, Sieve, Jr. 71 Phy, Carol, Sr. 56 Pickard, Glen, Jr. 71. 138 Pierce, Alana, Jr. 71, 145, 149 Pigg, Ediih, Soph. 84 Pigg, Jesse, Fac. 27 Pigg, Sharon, Sr. 56 Pipkin, Clifllon. Sr. 56, 134 Plank, Bonnie, Sr. 56 Plalf, Jo Ellen, Sr. 56, 122, 124. 136, 154 Plail, John, Soph. 125, 126 Pledger, Eugenia, Soph. 84 Pogue. Jack, Sr. 56 Pollock, David, Soph. 84 Poole, Robert Fac. 24. 27 Porier, Allen, Jr. 71 Porler, Danny, Jr. 71 Porier, Donna, Soph. 84 Porier, Sonnie, Soph. 84 Porfer, Jimmy, Sr. 56 Poiier, Jane. Fac. 20 Powell, Barbara, Jr. 71 Powell, Candy, Sr. 56, 100, 122. 133, 136. 154, 158 Pralr. Vicki, Soph. 84 Price, Billie, Soph. 84, 136, 155 Price, Monii, Sr. 57 Prichard, Bobby. Fac. 24 Prichard, Vicki, Sr. 57 Priddy, Karen. Sr. 57 Priddy. Sharon, Sr. 57 Prieio, Mary, Soph. 84 Prifner, George, Sr. 57, 134, 138 Procior, Jack, Sr. 57 Prue'1+, L., Cusfodian, 21 Puckelf, Linda, Sr. 57, 149, 150. 155 Pulman, Kalhy, Soph. 84 Queen, Debbie, Jr. 71, 122, 153, 156 519 -.. I,.0.:vdiQ'esc1aegtawQm517wtIw'eeQwdiwhM9 Claw The Difference is in 'I'he Cleaning GENE'S DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 8: LAUNDRY We Own and Operaie Our Own PIanI' 3020 S. Wesfern ICorner of 30'I'h and Wesfernl GENE GRIGSBY Owner Phone 632-SIO6 Oklahoma Cify, OI:Ia. EARNEST'S MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 4304 S. 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Insurance Fire-CasuaI+y-Bonds-Life 7204 S. Penn Oklahoma Cify, Okla. FAUBION PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS 33I7 So. Wesfern 632-446I Oklahoma Cify, Okla. June McCharen and Lorraine Hoegger find Ihal money mulliplies fasler af Oklahoma Nafional Bank. OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANK 228 W. Commerce Member of F.D.I.C. Reynolds, Beanna, Sr. 57, 93, 128, 1 L21 R o Qn Lesrer ch ec3 R o 8 111 E15 Sa Q S42 err. b' , . Pop.. ' bk , mph. Smi+ , ' , Xp . 86, IRQ l Quisenberry. V1ck1e, Sop . 4 Rodden. M1le, Sr. 57 h- y I S h 5 Sm11h, Jan, Sr. 58. 126, 145 ' 2. Mana. Soph. 4 Rodriqu ,R 5 111165 C GF S- O 38 - 31 a5 u1n1anilla,Yolanda,Sop . kJX Rodrique, CD11-C99 UQ QA'-Jer' K 1 ' 1' il Y L .mi ., o ian, 21 Rgqersl K ,,e+1,IM1,.37I 71. 134- ,.,Schoo1ing. Della. Cou r. 21 Sm, hy Ohnnyl Pac. 25' 138 NM xlrecygq Q ,XM . 5Cl1Umw2'1f1'0QJ ' ' +5 YL 114, 55,551 . 1. D. Rogers. ev1n, dmin. 55011, 5v1d,,1r,72 S Hy, J C h I3 m , e, Sop . 86, 6 Racllfy' W'll'a.m'j'Op:' 84 Remi Larrv- 50011 85- '34 S6015 Mary- GC' 24 smifh. kennerh, sr. 59. 134 cw: le' ' Q Ros BQ, 5 N cr ins. Di Jg2 ! Q1-n r Larrw. Raines, Glenda. Jr. 71 ROSS' C ey' Jr. T,l Seals' nice' Soph. 85 Smifh ike Jr' '83 a ired, Dan1e1,SSoph. 44 - Ross. Da re11,E:1'r99Lg38 afonl yl Sgph, 85 V Smiyh: Mike, Soph 86 R ill? Ilfgiqug lRf3s.,.D.on B., 1514. 451,153 f e , ,,,, , . yk.. Q: VMCL mb. Qoph. QQLVL an a ' ary' r' Ross, Don G., Soph. 82. 85 Sellergv Vik ielgrr, '12 Smiyh My Sr 59 146 147 L5Qd511. 130. 134. Ross DOFl1'11GEJDl'1. 52, 85 Sem, , J, 53.21, 150' ' ' ' ' ' . . , . . 8. S h 11.3 J. So h. 1 2 Srnil Sl ,Jr.13,72, 126, 13 R QEJWI Op .8 G Rol52 C s 5 5313413 ey like , p I I Rawls. Mi1zi.Sr.57, 149. ISLSTK R S Jimm F 7, ,53 QBSGY 321155314 85 Smf -5083 1 45 Raymond' Charms' Sr. 57' 126 Os' Y' ' ' Shadrick. Kaihleen. Sr. 53, 123, Sm' I GVVYI 501311. 361 1 J ,45 ' ROSS John-Jr-70-7'-'53 145,156 snn+h.Teny,Jr.72.129, 53 Raymond, Rebecca, Soph. 84 Recfor, Linda, Sr. 57, 124. 136 Redden, A.. Cusrodian, 20, 21 Redden, Renee, Soph. 82, 84, 136 Reddouf, Terry, Soph. 78, 84, 134 Reece, David, Jr. 71, 134 Reed, Eva, Sr. 57, 149, 150 Reed. Karhy, Soph. 84 Reid, Janie, Soph. 84 Resma. Ruben, Soph. 85, 131, 153 Reynolds, Pal, Jr. 71, 134 Richard. Jackie, Soph. 85, 134 Richard. Kennefh, Sr. 57. 134, 138, 153 Richards, Don, Soph. 85 Richardson, Linda, Soph. 85, 136, 149 Richardson, Margarel, Soph. 85 Ross. Lindm sap .85 Q - 1.1Q71 R r, Charlene oundiree. Joe, Jr. 71 Rouren, Tim. Jr. 72 Rowden, Joe. Jr. 69, 72, 138 Rowden, Tresa, Soph. 85 Rowe. Gladys. Admin. 20 Rowell, Carolyn, Sr. 57, 122, 136, 154 ' Rowell, Harvey, Soph. 85 Rowland, Linda, Soph. 85, 136 Rowland, Sandra, Jr. 71, 126, 145 Rudnicki,Jane1', Soph. 85, 124, 136. 154 Rupp. Joy, Fac. 24, 158, 159 Russell, S1eve,Jr. 72, 128, 153 Rulherliord, Sreve. Jr. 72 Shadrick, Linda. Jr. 8, 72. O. H2 '33 149 '50 Sn er, Kalh ,Jr 151 ' ' ' ' 1 VQYQLGWQJY- QL Shadrick, Palrick, Soph. 145 Shank, Sharen, Sr. 58, 136 Shannon. Tom, Soph. 85, 129 Sharber, Darrell, Soph. 85, 155 Sharp, Dickie, Jr. 72 Sharp, Doris, Soph. 85, 136 Sharp, Jim, Soph. 85, 129 Sheaffer, Pal. Sr. 58, 141, 156 Shed. Befh. Sr. 58, 156 Shed. Sieve. Soph. 85. 134 Snow. Roberr. Jr. 153 Snow. Rose Mary, Sr. 59, 126 Snyder, Craig, Jr. 72 Snyder. Hugh Ann, Soph. 82, 8 136, 149 Sassamon, Phyllis, Soph. 86 Soules, Kalhy, Sr. 45, 59. 127, I36. 158, 159 Sourh. Ronnie, Soph. 86 Sowers, Barbara, Jr. 73 Shelron. Susie. Sr. Sherrod, Herberl, Shinglelon. Keilh, Shipley. Wendell, Shiplon, Jean, Sr. 58, 126, 136 Sr. 58 saph. 135, 130 Fac. 24 58 Ryder, Cheryl. Soph. 78, 85, 136 Ryder, John. Sr. 58. 122, 134, 149, 150, 154, 155 Srapp, Thomas, Soph. 86 Richey, Richey, Richey, Gayle. Soph. 85 Myra, Sr. 57 Ricky, Sr. 57 Rickey, Karen, Soph. 85 Ridenow, Diana, Jr. 71 Rider, David, Soph. 85 Rider, Diane, Sr. 57 Rider, Dora, Sr. 57 Rider, Shirley, Soph. 85. 136 Ridgell. Sheryl, Jr. 70, 71 Riggs. Linda, Soph. 85 Ryker, Carolyn, Sr. 58. 132, 133, 136 S Sadberry. Eddie. Sr. 156 Sales, Connie, Soph. 85, 136 Salyer. La Vern, Fac. 24 Salver, Roberl. Sop1'1.85, 134, 138 Sammenlinger, Susan. Soph. 76, Riggs, Roberi, Jr. 71, 134 Rigsby, Mary, Jr. 71, ISO, 155 Riordan, Opal, Sooh. 85 Rirchie, Karie, Soph. 85 Rirchie. Ricky, Soph. 85 Riller. Carolyn, Sr. 57 Robards, Teri, Sr. 57, 142 Robb, Kennelh, Soph. 85 Robb, Perry, Jr. 71, 127 Robbins, Darrell. Jr. 71 85. 136 Sanchez, Carol, Jr. 72 Sanders Aron, Soph. 85 Sanders, Billy, Soph. 85 Sanders Jamie, Sr. 58 Sanders, John, Sr. 58 Sanders, Lillian, Nurse, 21, 82 Sanders Sanders Pearline, Sr. 58, 151 Phillip, Soph. 85 Sandy, Regina. Sr. 58, 156 Sanner, Brenda, Soph. 85. 136, 149, 150 Robbins, David, Soph. 85 Robbins, Sandy, Soph. S5 Rober1s, Carol, Jr 71 Rober1s Roberls 159 , Gloria. Sr. 57, 158 , Ronnie. Sr. 57, 138, 158, Robinerr. Linda, Soph. 85 196 Sarralr, David, Sr. 58, 125 Sasnefl Darlene, Jr. 72 ,124 Saylor, LaDonna, Soph. 85 Schacher, Mike, Sr. 58. 153 Schiefersrein. Mariie, Soph. 85 Schkerke, Mike, Soph. 85 Schlecl, Raymond, Jr. 72 Sholner, Linda. Jr. 72, 133. 136 Shores, Larry, Sr. 58 Shorl, Donna, Jr. 72, 136 Shoils, Sherry, Jr. 72 Shuflield. Larry, Jr. 153 Shumaker, Mary, Jr. 72 Siegfried, Debbie, Soph. 85 Sifers. Chana. Soph. 85. 136 Simmons, Edna, Jr. 72 Simon, Joyce, Sr. 58 Simon, Judy, Soph. 85 Sims, Deloris, Soph. 85, 122 Sims, Kalhy, Sr. 58 Sinclair, Gladys. Fac. 24, 128 Sink, Tommy. Soph. 85 Skeel, Vicki, Sr. 58, 142, 153 Skropka, Linda. Sr. 58, 126 Skropka, Micheal, Jr. 72, 134 Slabaugh, Jerry, Jr. 72 Sleeker, Ron, Jr. 72, 124. 125 Smalley, Berry, Jr. 72, 150 Smallwood, Rulh, Sr. 156 Smiley, 1-lazel. Fac. 25, 26, 148 Smilh. Angie, Jr. 72 Smirh, Bobby, Soph. 85 Smirh, Charles, Soph. 85 Smirh, Charles, Sr. 58 Smilh, David, Soph. 86, 127 Smilh, David, Soph. 86. 127 Smirh, Donna, Sr. 146, 147 Smifh, Donnie, Sr. 48 ,58, 126. 134 Sowers, Rick. Jr. 73 Sparagowaski. Randy, Soph. 86 Sparks, Claude11'e,SOph. 86, I3 Sparks. John, Sr. 59 Sparks. Marvin, Sr. 59 Spaulding. Nancy, Soph. 86 Speck, Lenora. Sr. 8, 59, 122, 146, 147, 150 Speegle, C. B., Fac. 25, 138 Spencer. Janet Fac. 25 Springer, Andy, Jr. 73. 134 Spurgeon, Lynn, Jr. 73 Slacy, Tommy. Sr. 59, 153, 156, 157 Srallings, Thomas, Sr. 59, 156 Sranford. Darlene, Sr. 60 Sfanley, Donna. Jr. 73, 122 Srapp. Karen, Soph. 86. 79 Siarkey, Keifh, Soph. 86 S+arr, Danny. Sr. 60, 145 S1arwa1+, Joe, Fac. 156 Sreeds, Lee, Jr. 141 S'1'eele, Je1l,Jr. 73 Sleen, Sue, Jr. 73, 124 Sleinbrook, Emma, Jr. 73, 129 Sreiskal, Ricky, Jr. 73, 138, 15 Srem, Larry, Jr. 73 Slem. Sue. Jr. 73 Srephens, Berry, Sr. 144, 145 3 Slephens, Carolyn, Sr. 60, 159 Srephens, Ilene, Soph. 86 Slephens, Janis, Sr. 10, 60. 126 129,136,139 158 Sfephens, Kelly, Jr. 73, 122. 13 Srephens, Ricky. Soph. 86 Srerling, Peggy. Jr. 73 5+e++f'iSC . erald. JV- 73 keld' D0 1 P - 36- '22 Walley, Pam, Soph. 87 Williams, Gary, Soph. 87 Sievens, Fre , Sr. 60 relkeld, M ef, Fac. 25, 28, Walley, Pam, Jr. 37, 73 Williams, Gloria, Jr. 73, I36 Sfevens, Given Jr. 73 '55 Wall , Jamesf Sr. bl. l34. I44. Williams, l-lelen, Sr. 62, l24, I58. Sf ve ,San r Sr. 60. l55 -l- leY' Dwa sph' 96 lx l 5 '59 ,- Tillson De go hi 6 l lls, Pam. Soph. 87 Williams, James, Jr. 73, I38 war Dee, i h.X6 1 p ' , , , , 7 Ti l n 'ell rl 60 ' Ser. Terry. JF- 73. l34. W1ll1ams, Karen, Sr. 62 iew ri' re C' Sr' 60 Yi ' ' li S 8 6' l54' Williams, Kafhy, Soph. 87 ewar 0. lyn, Jr 73, I X Ci' a Ti J' 3 W on,',Alberl'a, Sr. 6l, IO3, Williams' Kirk' Soph. 87 S wart ' S0Pl - if 'Wi' 6 'J ri X7 ' ' '5 53 Williams, Madonna, Jr. 73, I38 S' art R' ' Sr- 60' 2 l26' ' A Ti I m' Wal' ' ms' 5088- 87 Williams, Mark, Soph. 87 1 6 1 ' ' De 1 Sf- 60 Walf ' end- 50P - 87 waiizams, 51.6.66 sr. 45, 62, 100, sifai. yl Pi. 1f.,s,, 4, 0, 156 T 1.n, R , Pac. 25, ward, ack. Jr. 73 l23 Sliener, icki , v . 5I - , l56 Tomllnson' i 'DY' Jr' 73' T3 WG' 1-'lm' JV- 73 Williams, Shirley, Jr. 74 Siills' Brenda J.. 7Tonubbe , 1ke, Sr. 33 . , l38, dell, Carla, Soph. 87, I36 Williams Vililiii Jr. 'Oi 74' '46 Slilwell. a m' ly' T '53 ii 8 efmffff- l48+ v' Sffph- 87 vviinams, Willard, s.. 62 Siockion E J , 25 one ' ia ' Op ' , amen' 'jeg' 'lr' 73 Williams, W., Cusfodian, 2I ' ' ' I Tro li' D n SO '8 vV5V'e Ke 'SOp'1' 97 Williamson Ada Jr 74 Sione' Rocky' 0 ' 86 f Tm l' aim' S ph' Wa55e'beCk' Joe' Sr' 6' Williamson' Larry Sr 62 l24 Sforie. r. 73 Trox l.Ga'v. P 6 w6+s6n,J6n16e,s..62, 124, 125, '54 ' ' ' ' ' gliorm' Eddle' Jr. 7X L 4 Tyclqer' Bgrbar 'lr' 3 '5' Williamson, O. R., Counselor. 2I Siouf, Jerry, Soph. ,XELS 7? cliier. 511126. S .7 6 Wa+s+leg Cgarence 8 Williamson' Wayne' Soplii 87 Sl'o , Romons, 3 ' , la C er' Y P A a 'S' al-.ara ' ' A' Willeford, John, Soph. 87 S1-ra n Barba J I l28i 1 Barb JRE3 3 Maids' sl?e '5e' i59i ' '56 Williams, Alfred, Soph. 87 . . , 9-, OCS ' V- - GHS- er' - 6 - 'll' R 6 + s 11 87 Slre1g l, Jo Er. l24 X7 ' U e isdn Oi 6 H - i i I 87 '36 is, o er, op . Sfpgmi f, 73 U , ' Zi b . 1 sg 'Fi' Wilson, Gary. Soph. 87 . ' ' ' P ' 87' '44 Wilson Jimmy Jr. 74 Sullfvan' Va' Jr 'l 'M l V ea Q , rry, Sr. 62 Wilson, Karen, Jr. 74 Sullivan e1'h,J , 34, 1.0 lenn, Sr. 3, 62, 99, lO7, W sOn Larry Sr 63 l53 , I r , ' , ' ' , , alenhn u y, Soph. 86 W1lson, Linda, Sr. 63, I25, l28 Sullwanl' J me' J 73' ' 6' 6 erb .S+eve. Sr. 60. 63. ' ales' C a e5' J 73 Wilson, Parricia A., sr. 63, 154 '46 2 7' , elch, Warren, Admin. I6 . S ' H ,i .' S 'ii 8 ' 7 i ii ii, S 62 Wilson, Pa'Hy, Sr. I46 su' iamsi' ops' 11' 86 V Wanlie Friedii' Sr' 60 vvkellbogin' 62' Wllson' S e Y' Soph' 87 u e , eve, op . . n ' ei erryi r. 60 es, BVI a, . W. I D. li. IJ 7 69' 74 Sw rd, Barbara So . 8 , l B r as' D e SO hi 87 I Whalen, Sally, Sopl'1.87 inans 'C le r . 9 ' ' P ' W1nborn, Janet Soph. 87 Swa k, Rosa n . l22 Var as, K e ,Sr. , I2 I 8, 1 Wl1GleY-5l1Gflel'5f-62- '36 W' b '. R er Sr. 63 g Wheeler Danny Sr 62 I53 ln O n' Og ' A '44 K W ' ' Shi' ' 'hilbraiian 2' Winslead, Carl, Soph. 82 T 7 VGUQ H d' 6 - ' 6 , Ee .' ey' ' ' winsieaa, D161...,J.. 74, 145, 142 l7 Va if Sam- - 73 ' ' ' Wh B' 62 vvmsiea, Cami, Jr. 74, 100 Tabor. Brenda. JF- N ' 'i S Zami Fa 25 28 6' l L' '57 Winfer, Ka+hY- Sr. 63 Tarrani, Sonia. ni: RUG O '87 ' ' ' amiy Sr '53 Wise, Mon e, Soph. 87 Taylor, Carol, S . 6 6 Zan ' Y i ' ' i l , Wise, Paul , Soph. 87 iaughn, Sue, Soph. 87, I33, l45. il ,Jo I, Soph. 87, I34 Wixonl Dev 'Srl 63 Taylor, Don, Sr. , I IS3 Il , 5, I56 I46 11'e, 1 m, . Taylor' James' P i '34 Verseri Jimmy' Soph. 87 , e'e I Phi 'ip' Soph. ' Wogclr , Robery. ph. 87. l34. Taylor, Marvin, oph. Villican, Renee, Soph. 87 l','+e l- a S1162 W si Frank rr 74 Taylor, Mike, Soph. 86 Verv1nck..JOyCe. SF- 60 h1'l an,i .. les, Jr. I W dsl J I Soph. 87' '38 Taylor' Rowland' Jr: 7 96' Vesia, Mike, Sr. 60, 6l, IOO, I34 hi-l ey, h1 e .'Sr. 6 3 W ods 'ke' Jr. 74' '29' '27 122. 136' 153 V1ckery, Glenda, Jr. l32, I36 hllson, ef aldine, S 87 I k , J 74 . .. Jr 34 , o. ac , An1l'a, r. Taylor' Sandra' Jr. 7 i l 2' I36 V1scek, Ka+hy, Jr. 4, 73 hnson, Pe y. . . . . d ' J 74 '36 '5' V11 1 Terr Sr 6l 132 153 155 O Y' Paw' ' ' Taylor. Teffle. SF- 60. 6 . 122. O ma ' Y' ' ' . ' , ooliver, Diane, Jr. 74, l29, l45 126 128 130 135 I36 158 W SOn'S 5 1 1 ' ' ' Whomblei ',- id Jr' 7 - Word, Donna, Soph. 87 Teague' Mafli' S0P l- 86 W Wliomble ,Alu e Jr. 7 ' ' Worley, Tom, Soph. 87 Teeiers, Jean, Jr. 73 Wlioiion ' Ooh. 7 Wyall-, Joy, Fac. 25 Teeiers, Ronald, Jr. 73 Wade. HCUSTOU. SF- 6' Wiclmeyi G dai Jr. Wynn, Becky, Soph. 87, l45 Templelon, Sharon, Jr. 73 Wade' Jimmy' S'-' 6' Wickware, ry. Sr. WYUU' Tom' SOPl ' 87' '45 Tener, Mafiha, saph. 86, 122, yvagamw De 3'e57? 6' waeneke, , sf. 48, 107, I36 aqner' O Y' 'i' KU' l45, I53 Y Terrill, Juanella, Jr. 73, l45 Terry, John, Soph. 86 Terry, Mariorie, Fac. 25, l28 Terry, Norma, Soph. 86, l33 Thorp, Sharon, Sr. 60 Thomas ,Kay, Jr. 73, l22, I24, l45 Thompson, Andy, Soph. 84, 86, l27, I33, I34 Thompson, Bruce, Jr. 73 Thompson, Elaine, Jr. 73 Thompson, Jimmy, Soph. 86 Thompson, Keilh, Jr. 73 Thoms. Margie. Soph. 86 Threef, Shirley, Soph. 86 Waggoner, James, Soph. 87 Walker, Billy, Jr. 4, 73 Walker, Billy, Sr. 6l Walker, Bobby, Soph. 87 Walker, I46, Walker, Carol, Jr. lO, 73, IOO. l53 Danny, Soph. 87 Walker, John, Soph. 87 Walker, Walker. Roberi, Jr. 73, l34 Sharon, Soph. 87 Wall, cindy, Jr. 66, 73, I36 Wallace. Barbara, Soph. 87 Wallace, Charlofle, Sr. 6l, I32. l26 Wallace, Joann, Soph. 87 Wallace, Troy, Sr. 6l Wigley, Joyce, Soph. 87 Wigley, Wayne, Soph. 87 Wilder, Debbie, Jr. 73 Wiley, Max, Sr. 29, 62, l34, I38 William, Young, Sr. 63 Williams Williams , Cafhy, Jr. 73 , Cheryl, Jr. 73, l53 Williams Cynihia, Sr. 62, I58 Williams Darrell, Soph. 87, l45 Williams, David, Sr. 62, I34 Williams Donna, Sr. 62, I26, l55, l56 Williams Dorofhy, Sr. 54, 62, l55, IS6 Williams, Frieda, Jr. 73 Yancy, Edward, Sr. 63 Yandell, Jimmy, Soph. 87 Yarber, Rodney, Soph. 87, I34 Yarborough, Vicki, Soph. 87 Young, Donna, Sr. 63 Young, Virginia, Jr. 74, I49, l56 Young, Wanda, Soph. 87, I36 Youngblood, Teresa, Soph. 87 Younger, Jerry, Sr. 63 Z Zachary, Donna, Sr. 63, IS8 Zimmerman, Danny, Soph. 87 59,0-mf ' A wMM 62oip O'X?q5j5'C9g QI-QF Z2Ja,,4g.lCQlQoffLw.b1,J,,f7,1Jx 7mcnp9,Z,2gfD5'79,Qf l 9f!,y,M.l Qi? QQ? 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