Central High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1972 volume:

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A by purpose high, - oh great spirit at thy call, we have pledged our youth . . .ever climbing, one and all, seek truth . . eternal . with thy standards at our sides, bound by oh great spirit be our guide, where the way may lie ..... with thy vision light our eyes, show thy heights above . . . grant us wisdom, thou art wise, teach us thy great love, consecrate our aims sincere, cleanse each inmost soul . .. oh great spirit be thou near, distant shines the goal . . . for the beauty through each day, joy in friendship tI'UC of thine along the way, hear our thanks anew. . . when we gain wisdom taught, we .....gifts the farthest height, by thy shall find thee, truth and light, thou art all we sought .... oh great spirit at thy call, we have pledged our youth . . .ever climbing one and all, seek eternal truth. .,,tpol4- 5lA or you'll sink like come gather round people where-ever you roam, and admit that the waters around you have grown and accept it that soon you'll be drenched to the bone .if your time to you is worth saving, you'd better start swimming your eyes wide, the chance won't come again ...and a stone .... come writers and critics who prophesize with your pen . . . and keep don't speak too soon, for the wheel's still in spin and there's no tellin' who that it's naming for the loser now will battle outside ragin' will soon be later to win... come senators, congressmen, heed ye the call. don't stand in the doorway, don't block up the hall. for he who gets hurt will be he who stalled ...this shake your windows and rattle your walls. the curse it is cast the slow one will later be fast . . . as the present now will later be past the order is rapidly fadin' and the first one now will later be last for the times they are a-changin' KLAHOMA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1971 SINGLE 6015?-100 EQTEPAGES-2 PARTS by Don Hamilton Eufaula for ranger Tuesday. North Viet Bombin Roars On as Talks Hit New SAIGON tm -- More waves of U.S, bombers pounded supply buildups in North Vietnam on Wednesday for the fourth suc- cessive day in the heaviest ae- rial campaign against the North since the bombing halt more than three years ago. There was no indication when the strikes, described as protective reaction would end. Hanoi' radio claimed a U.S. jet shot down in the cam- went Binh sixth paign. It said the plane down Monday in Quang l Province, just abovethe demi- litarized zone, but made no Saigon since the last peace talks session - and the only one in nearly three months - came Dec. 20 when two rock- ets hit the capital, causing no casualties. The other side said it was canceling the meeting because of the raids on North Vietnam. Brandt strength in South Vietnam con- tinued to decline. The U.S. Command announced that second brigade of the American combat had country tions for Sources brigade by Division 39 mention of the crew. The aula broadcast claimed the plane was among a flight attacking 'tpopulated areas. The United States says the North raids are aimed at military targets only. The U.S. command main- tained silence on the scope and results of the raids, and on tosses. Hanoi broadcasts :laimed two U.S. killed and killed or planes were A U.S. man he moved KEY 1 ,fi e West Ger- eu a pa- who spent three West German For- Minister Walter Scheel, he emphasized that the United States believes that keeping the North Atlantic A1- liance at full strength is of the utmost importance. HE SAID he assured his if-Egace g West Gerrrgiarl counterpart cthi House an- that an will leave for to prepare Nixon's up- trip to Peking. an announcement re- jointly here and in Pek- ing, the White House said Brig. Gen. Alexander M. Haig, deputy assistant to the Presi- dent for national security af- fairs, will lead a 25-member delegation that will arrive in Peking on Jan. 3. ASSISTANT'press secretary Jerry Warren said the purpose of the advance party main y is to arrange technical aspects for the President's trip in Feb- ruary, including media cov- erage arrangements. Included in the 25-member delegation will be representa- tives of the three television uatmnnlrs nlus one broadcast Fla. lm - New Y John V. Lindsay the race for the De cratic presidential nomina Tuesday, four months quitting the Republican p which he called a closed stitutionf' Lindsay made the offical nouncement at a cro see And Now John Lili on A-8 news conference here - I mile s from his homet where he faces the possib of a transit strike Jan. 1. The 50-year-old mayor renounced the Republican ty last August, said he c the March 14 Florida pri to launch his bid for the Hous-e because he consi- the state with its econo and cultural diversity . . testing ground for the be and principles I will run on HE SAID six years of f ing for survival had vinced him that Amei' communities and nei t hoods would have a cgi each of us and who out of these 2,000 cares at all? it's not that i don't care about what's going on in the world. i do. and i have my own opinions. but when it comes to arguing the morality of the war or nixon's economic policy or revising the welfare system, what can i say? what do i know? and when do l have the time to really become active in anything outside of school? i have a job. and after that, homework. and when a free weekend finally comes, i have a date. it's just a lot easier for me to think about next friday's game. to make it right. and there are millions of people starving to death. but it is our world, and it's up to there's a whole world outside these four walls. it's not a perfect world. there's a war and there's discrimination sometimes i really get disgusted with this school. everyone is so uninvolved. so apathetic. ...the walls are all cracked, the steps are worn . . . it's either too hot or too drafty . .. the rooms are so small.. . but there's something about this place that i like . . . i don't know exactly what . . . maybe it's the atmosphere . . . but maybe it's because this is where ifve spent three years learning, changing, and understanding people . . . 2 xL bg. .sc is J -fe- fbo 71, L 4 Q, is s . 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SPORTS x David Burge sweeps right, avoiding a Roper defender on a quarterback keeper. AFA aft, 0. 4 , .-JN ' .- km- mls - Q. reev G Kp. ,led . 'na vs- rs' K --.4 af v ' . W , r if lx r P eree at t t N Q s s ' er Q We . wig K f ' i iee f t 4 -' - ' ' . '--- wil W ttid, R ,V ,,r, , , A Ns, t , it l it 'Y,,,,,, H .Avlv ., , , .1 as A: K 3 '. C.. . 'i' ii .-' i LJ-Q- -'05,-. -.. Proving to be a workhorse, Pat Fenscke attains difficult yardage against Wash- Central foolball Coach Charles Clevenger, ington. lootisall -1gj,g,5'-1' - ,Q-w e za: 1 . -3. .f 11525 as F :Q 'H f 'FSL S - - 1 aaa: ' l 1 U i as ll' dy , . ea it as .LLLV 5 tic? 3 , 'Rl -my ll B at ., David Burge Rick Coody Cameron Ricky Dodson Rick Engles Pat Fenscke Terry Fenscke Charlie Hill Bob Moore Cummins Eddie Sanders Buddy Slemp Robby Stout Eddie Thomas jimmy Poor , , - .V f.i-.gf f , junior quarterback Rick Dodson takes to the ground in the Okmulgee game. ,K 4-X Brave defenders Scott Warden 6543 and Rick Coody 1723 attempt to block an we started august 19, two practices a day for two long weeks. we sweated and toiled until we finally started. we had 2 very close setbacks in all-city would this year be the same as last? our answer came when we downed rogers, 6-2. our defense was strong, our offense unsteady. we rolled on for a 5-4 season, and a chance for a conference title, which failed. Paul Harrington Scott Warden Charles Womack okmuigee punt. 25 X si 'Qlllf K A host of Brave defenseman put a stop to a Roper back. ,T ,V ww ,L,,.,,, ykxitriw ,f g WW? . ', ' A Rocket Coody dives for an Okmulgee runner as Buddy Slemp assists. roousfxii . .X 4 af f 4 v Qrfli-. Qigmfi- ,L -fix . ' WN-Qf - J A A L L ' L 41.1 L Q ' T' gffgw K 1.-i -.5 'i asf J -M: Q ., , ,rf fr . Charlie Hill pre-paros to throw A bomb on a halfback option I 4 Q V, R U , Q , s Q' ' 4 F 2, Q Q A ,f .. -- 5 Q A . . U, , .-'- 4 E Mg 2Y IQ ...'Q. 93 .V ., K A , Q, YV Q .my W '51 .',ksr..,!uff Li, -xpld , 11. fi, K -'46 X sw., 'aj' 54 w Qu. its Wann., A X C any V T V1 X 1 ' t if' ss - Z., 3 . X55 -V - 3 ll .3 M ' x 'M it x111' N a zg, , X ,, , l , , , 1 1 ' tg-, ft, C In , it ,,,,, ..,M-..,M, .fl ,Ji ' 1' fwwamft 4 4, i ' , I 1 KW I at , , Ld? wk wf54w WMM -.v..t,,....,,.,,,W ,ji W 2' V- ? 'fm Hffzatiwmmm H' WF we ...Q fk s s T S E 1 T f S-ik E s-:fx ,fs ,t,t E f at ,, Q ., ie Q.. it 'fs 5 SY' 5' 5' RK, ig T it-'62 srss ia lads .si i - i E s. ff , ' N M g X X, tt' affigts .SETQQ lil ge , JS 585.3 QfJt'5:T-73X f, DIL:-'ll DL H j'2....J 'fi W Vi ' 'Q' fi' A-SQUAD, FRONT ROW: Robby Stout, Terry Grace, lack Bruner, Eddie Thomas, Rick Dodson, Buddy Slemp, Eddie Sanders, Greg Hitchcock, Odell Roberson, Rickey Bone. SECOND ROW: john Wade, Rick Engles, Charles Womack, Cameron Cummins, Pat Fenscke, George Tease, Art Gafney, Coach Brinkman, THIRD ROW: Ronald Robbins, Melvin Hall, lohn Johnson, Scott Warden, Paul Harrington, Terry Fenscke, Coach Clevenger. Central 6 Central 20 Central 0 Central 16 Central 7 Central 10 Central 20 Central 13 Central 0 28 IIOOIBAU Rogers 2 Okmulgee 7 Muskogee 7 McLain 0 Ardmore 10 Edison 7 Bartlesville O Hale 20 Washington 35 Senior fullback Pat Fenscke is stopped just short of the Okmulgee goal line. S .. - . bt 1-L. enll 2, Me orial , 8 ' --'lf ,MQW . .525 .1 ',,. 1: 'L gr, 5.5. 'll 5, , eng: f., ' E gg gala ' f sw at T , -entral , , 2 'Ewa 'T QW tr, X V . ,L mi, ,,V. AL,L 1 A, 1 Q : filfnflfil W i . .. 'igigri W' f. ' , , , we-'fs .W -vf' -txxtw - ffi. tw -. tw ,'l 'U2t'f f.' Q ,Jag ., C ,J www -:lv 1:W,,,-' wr . ,firm-.,.f.l'fwq1 Melvin Hall gains 5 yards against Eduson's B- S q u ad . f 1 i ' fr i 'T sam. I I 1- - tl sometimes i was embarrassed to even show up at a game in those ridiculous uniforms, and to have to face the a-squad in the shower after a loss! but this is where i learned the tactics, the way of life essential to a better grade of football player. The Central B-Squad offense nears the goal line as Memorial tries to stop them. K L s Y, - v ' +4 l l ,sw Y- 'R P ' 'Y js' , E5 a33:.a,.,'34f qi-2 544,-Q B-SQUAD, FRONT ROW: Walter King, Dale Reagan, Marvin Hopson, Mike Mullins, Terry Wood, lack Weaver, Mike Ward, SECOND ROW: Robert Tillman, jeff Kennedy, Charlie Burrell, Ken Gibson, Walter Owen, Melvin Hall, Forrest Hummel. THIRD ROW: Rickey Gunn, Larry Wilson, Mike Jamison, Kenneth Davis, Ward Camp, Duane Riegdon, Steve Brantly. B ' SQUAD IIOOIBAU We Q 'ww , .L K g I K H I kkik I in Brave starter Tommy Deffebaugh tries to slip pasta Memorial guard. Craig Figures dribbles down Court to set up a play Tommy Deffebaugh controls the boards against the Chargers. . 30 BASKEIBAU gy i ' W...- Rhodell Offord drives for the basket and adds another score for Central. ,W I , ..:., U ,ll +9 L 'Kim 5' A Qi . 1 CentraI's Henry johnson uses height to Control a tip-off. Senior Gary Maddux puts up a needed free throw in a close game BASk6tBAll ures sets up as 'Central Central 1 Central ptral 1 tral ntral 1 entral Centgglr Centital V Taft Webster Edison BTW BTW B'vi lle Sooner Rogers 1 Memorial Muskogee Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central it 'B Central C Cascia Ha ff tai 6 Bob Douglas grimaces as he attempts a Amid opposition, Gary Reid passes off to free throw. is Coach Howard talks over strategy with the team during a time out. 3 teammate. 71 42 El Reno 73 McLain 68 B'ville Sooner 59 Muskogee 61 65 Rogers 58 71 Taft 60 61 Edison 62 59 BTW 50 we had begun the season rated number two in the state and with only one returning from last year's state Champion squad there were doubts as to our ability- Could we live up to the rating? we built our team around henry johnson and managed to come in first in the summer tournaments, the all-city tournament and the tournament of champions. we were especially strong in rebounding and over and over again we proved our ability. Maurice Hall prepares to play. BASKGTZBAU 33 Center, Henry johnson, gets a tip-off against Edison. Rhodell Offord goes up to grab the ball from an opponent. HBH- fini r ,,.s I Gary Maddux comes down with a rebound as Bobby Durant look on. Douglas and Darrell Seniors Larry Robinson and Tommy Deffebaugh set up backcourt, their defense in the as Henry johnson and Bobby Douglas block an Edison player's shot. aw- FN' 1 . i a li. Henry johnson jumps high to gain control of the tip-off, 39+ 1,5 5 N F' f ll ffl ff Guard Darrell Durant shoots a long jump shot. Tommy Smith starts down court to set up the defense. Rhodell Offord rebounds as a host of Braves watch. El Q Rhodell Offord shoots a free throw against Memorial, till' WX' 5. 1 X 6 is x 'Ur mlm: s- J' 4'- we were strong enough to win over edison in regional playoffs and to tie with muskogee for the conference berth. our most exciting game was against norman in the state playoffs where we won in overtime. as the season wound up we realized that though we had only come in fourth in the state we had a very successful year and one we could be satisfied with. BASKGIBAH lim Adair sprints easily into the lead of the race. 'S my swlykla is , X X, Q-: 22 Weak and weary, Larry Lawrence fights to make the finish line, sf, CRGSS COUDU2 K W M .ya--iii,-a. li ..., .f - ,.,, M 3 L, sf x ri ,i-., T3 ii' Exhausted, Gerald Bowen struggles to finish the last mile a.. t mf uw' 'if FRONT ROW: Randy Bodenhamer, David Darnold. SECOND ROW: Eddie Crosby, Larry Jones, Tommy Bean, Richard Rutledge. THIRD ROW Harold Adair Darious Copely, Doug Swift, Mike Zwingelberg, FOURTH ROW: Larry Lawrence, lim Adair, Randy Coy, David Zwingelberg FIFTH ROW: toach Lousch, Mike Payne, Russ Dyer, Gerald Bowen. L in MQW i' Na U... - 5553 'Q i,,i ' . . A.. ffffri .ri A 1 - tw,-i Q 'Ls N . V' ,, -' t Q t 1531 We -g swf. 32:5 have :F t vw 5: 1 iw -F T twigs f ', ,fry N. ' QQ it f fx: +1 ,s Y t A Q ,, EW., K ,ii V- Q ,s.A- , . Q.-at ,sh i . t., , 1. '-cj' X ,. Nr: -T . 4 5.4 's :XL David Darnold rests after an extremely tiring meet, we ran about eight miles a day just for our practice. complete exhaustion, blisters on our feet. we ran two miles in competitive meets. all that work for a fifth place finish in the conference. 7th place 4th place 4th place 7th place 2th plkffm Hthcplace , State 1Qth CROSS COUUUZ Q an W V QQ , ,na J, A .nv ,uw 4 1 A .4 , ' x Q 5, ,, , V, VVV, 4 J + f 5 P511 I br' Senior Bob Geary gets a quick start off the block. we practiced morning and night. all those hours in the pool, eyes burning from the chlorine. being wet and cold in those skimpy bathing suitsg we swam with sore muscles and water filled lungs. we had some surprising victories over stronger teams and ended with a winning season. M-k H ft b t h- pm th ater for the freest Ie' Chuck Dow comes up for air while he does the breaststroke I6 OSFOIT1 GHS ISOppOnCl'lI O GW Y , ,., ., ,M e . . , s se , e, ',rn -'t' y i iti swimming In a sit-out, Robbie Anderson tries to escape a tough opponent's gras Fighting off a possible pin, sophomore wrestler Tom Brooks struggles against a Ponca City grappler. lf Danny Villareal attempts to break down his Ponca City opponent, Wrestling coaches Bill Hewlett and Ron Amos. A Central grappler tries to pin his man for a quick five points in an important match. was Stllnq Ti J'-. I in 4 4 wk A ,H nga' -sf auf' ,,.-'ff 'ln Row One: Emery Tease, Gerald Perry, Steve Salazar, Kelly Friedl, Victor Turner, and Mike Ward. Row Two: Bill Endecott, Danny Willareal, Ricky Gunn, Lester Wood, and Dwight Cole, Row Threee: Coach Amos, Scott Warden, Robbie Anderson, jerry Funk, Steve Brantly, Thomas Brooks, and Coach Hewlett. Mark Nelson concentrates on the next move he will use on his man. t I we started out very young and inexperienced. we had many long and hard practices, learning all the holds and escapes, trying to make weight. missing out on all the food and having to sacrifice a lot of good times. we wrestled the best we could and had a respectable season. wnestlino rf Q an-..,,,,, Sophomore Kenny Moore lays a tag on Memorial's Larry Naifeh. l l ik, ,,,.., -.n.,. -V , .K ,. B,.,.95r.-f ,awww QP N , A '. - ' '.kea1:,',', 1 3 fr ' r., :wx . 'A x. -L K J,-H-tvs, i, .4 s f 1 fs V as s ' S x T' 'rift w. L:V.k7,. , 1 u.5,,,5g'f- V ,.. 4 ' iv' W A A k KM V 8 V an ,. A r . , , , -' M ,fm . Q i gg. as -,K Coach Brinkman concentrates on his pitcher's form, Pitcher Terry Westemeir displays winning style, junior lack Horner slides into second base against Rogers. BASGBAU 43 ' 4 K' 5. r Q A .1-vw, . i :Q w mix l A 'i junior Terry Westemeir manages a strike against a Roper batter. we were inconsistent. .. there were errors. .. some good hitters and some bad hitters, along with some bad breaks. we seemed to always have trouble coming up with the big play. some of the losses were close though, that big upset over mclain gave us some needed confidence. our record was a sad 3-19. Players Larry Robinson and Randy Mason relax as they watch the game. 'I W,.nAll.ll5 lqk l . f Q if ,. ,, ,Tian I' W.- 4 ' 1' . f +-.. -on ' , ' e. b s 'My1.n... ,uma -915-of , 1. M Q. -- . - . 1 ,K fm -, 1. , , ..,, .- . - -QW 5 it as sir time asf fs... W V K T-1, A s - is ri' Amt RIC !t ff -M yiti email at 9 fl? R 4, 'tt w + 'aii ul' ig , ,gi ikz. f i ,khyr , K WV 5 lllqfqfi 3 rfifly Ll nnl lifn l ll. f i ,QM ll ant in-at nal llrr-. Fred Blevins Gayland Campbell Mark Comaux Richard Glory Steve Hall Tom Hix lack Horner Rick Mason Kenny Moore Russell Orcutt Troy Orcutt lim Sanders Calvin Simmons Terry Westemeir BASGBAU ., Q, ,V .1 my-. 1 is me , ,, ,V iz -,, has E. , . ,eh 1, ,V , I ' gm 1 Dennis Sagely lashes a single through th middle against Memorial. Russell Orcutt awaits first base action. r itt -udinlhwiiw I , 'V 4' Aw' W-my BASGBAU B 45 overwhelmingly large crowds we did have three victories time practicing at mohawk. fishing balls out of the lake, qol Owen McGeehon drives one against Edison Rick Dodson chips a shot out of the sand trap. we didn't have any over holland hall. i liked all the free i didn't always enjoy but being under par was a good feeling. Golf Team: Scott Warden, Owen McGeehon, lim Melone, Captain Leo Evans, Rick Dodson, Coach Howard. lim Melone lifts the ball up towards the green. Central 1 2 Rob Stout takes a swing as he practices at the LaFortune course. Central 1 Central 5 3 8 9 V2 2 13 Central Regional Central Golf Coach lim Howard. Sophomore Scott Warden concentrates on a putt on the ninth hole. Qol i wish we had our own courtg the long walks to tracy park everyday for practice got to be monotonous. there was stiff competition in mclain and washington, but victories were involved also. we got steel rackets for the first time, and a new coach, fred wightman. john Wade stretches to perfect a serve tothe opposition. 'f I ,tx ' A Q J' .o ,i Q A s Yfil , Q 52 4DI1NUUUf'CWW1f lkhoubcuuhmt 7DD45a5f dMMM+W 70u2M!1HA4UUQf lu4unc1.'qRz!. CLUhLf7 auwvxqg V+ M6 aigdiilw fffgwg gpoa-1n4aun.a. Lu4a4uuL JLO+ fc: nm4,. ZF:J1acnvLL4?:4uu0b4fu5 123nh4. oil? -D 71-f-S5,01,:c:e:-.f..0,L0s,Q, 6006-Rusk 'EX GA U F31 3 fl- ' UQ-25 g4fis,aca0enucs he's always friendly in the halls, and he helped us with the parking mess. they say that he's been named chief'f, but i just think of him as a principal. Mr. and Mrs. Tucker mn. i2.e. tuckeiz QS . ff s r , vqvjr g5g':s:,5V1- A k , 'se ., Q M-ww K ff ' ' ' N' 51- . f 2 2 Qc' ML! lx ip W3 'f gf -f llg av K Y 5 'l Mary Grace, Sally, and Mr. Tucker 'Q' all Mr. Tucker and Ralph I pmnclpal Dr. Gordon Cawelti, Superintendent i rarely heard anything about the board of education until the bussing debate started. now the whole community is involved. integration is such a small thing to upset so many people. . . Board of Education, seated clockwise: Mr. Carl D. Hall lr., Mr. Robert A. Beckstrom, Mrs. Opal Carllson, Mr. Robert l. Riggs lr., Mr. Eugene H. Harris, Mrs. Richard Warner, and Mr. Ray Conard. Boano of eoucatlon li Mrs. Earlene Bryant, Secretary . N2 i never noticed there were so many ladies in the office, and they all have different jobs. i guess that's why they're so busy when you need them. Mrs. Charldean Wiehe and Mrs. lanette Holmes, Registrars Mrs Imogene Stephenson and Mrs Bettie White, Clerks Mrs. Dorothy Gable, l.E. Secretary Mrs. Gwen Biggs, Treasurer gJ,,. M Miss Karen Nichols, Mrs. Mildred Lee, and Mrs. Mary Inman, Mrs. luanita Bartlett, Secretary Atten dance Clerks OIIIIICE DGI2S0l1D6l the assistant principals were always there when the principal couldnft be. if an answer wasn't close at handg they took the time to listen and to seek out an answer that made sense. ASSISIAHI Dl2ll1ClDAlS Miss loyce Saunders and Mr. Larry Alexander Assistant Principals Mrs Laura Baker Counselor Mr Bill Turinetti,Counselor i've never talked to my counselor. either my schedule was o,k., or i lived with it. i know they were there to help anyone who needed it. my friend went and said it really helped. so i went, but my counselor wasn't there. COLIN 6lOl2S 59 Mr. Ron Amos, Elementary Algebra, Geometry math Miss Jewell Ramsey, Geometry Mr. Wayne Garmon, Basic Math, Elementary Algebra Mr. Stan Harrison, Department Chairman, Introductory Analysis and Trigonometry, Intermediate Algebra i just took math for the credits. i didn't ever really like it because the answers couldn't be changed, no matter what. i was challenged, i worked, and i learned what i could about numbers. i think math is a four-letter word. Mr. Winford Butts, Geometry, Calculus and Analyti- cal Geometry mA1Th Mrs. Iwannah Lusty, Department Chairman, Home and Community Service K 'L X au f ,Nw A 1 Mrs. Alberta Jones, Home Living and Family Economics, Clothing Mrs. Bettye Hall, Clothing, Foods homemakmq PATTERN S 1-Nx ,M a l Mrs. Jessie Diffee, Clothing, Home Nursing l Mrs. Rachel Cordell, Foods i can cook, but only one thing at a time. i can sew a little, i'm not very good at balancing a budget. but i've tried. and i've learned through my mistakes. sometimes i wonder if i'll enjoy being a homemaker.. . Mrs. Betty True, Vocational Child Care hOm6mAl4lnQ 63 SCIENCE Mr. Paul Paulson, Biology, Advanced Biology Mr, Arnold Stock, Department Chairman, Biology Mr, Fred Wightman, Biology i Mrs. Virginia Perett, Biology Miss Nell Guthrie, Physiology and Psychology Mr. Karl Skalnik, Chemistry, Biology they've been trying to make it better. they've added programmed earth science and a study of ecology. they've taken some of the emphasis off the books and stressed individual study. but they haven't eliminated chemistry formulas or dissecting frogs. and i still have to cram for tests and memorize formulas. i just wish i could learn instead of worrying about the grade Mrs. Sydney Snyder, Earth Science, Physics MTH ' if, ' .t W 4 'lk .aff- l ,www .11 Mr. Raymond Bond, Biology, Physical Science Mr. Ernest McHugh, Geology, Earth Science SCIENCE i think special education is important and it's helping a lot of people, but not enough. the program is so needed, yet so small. i know a lot of students don't even realize it's there. Mr. Louis Hasty, Special Education 'H 'I Mr. Franklyn Taylor, Special Education Mrs. Bernice Springer, Special Education special eoucatlon f..........,..........? Mrs. Alma Maxie, Special Education Mrs. Dora Clute, German 1 Mrs. Velma Reves, Department Chairman, Spanish 2,3, and 4 Miss Kathy Caiser, Spanish 1 flax. i never thought i could learn to speak latin, and i was right. i can say do you speak french?' in french. i think it's important that they've started teaching german. i only wish i had the time to take it. it's a weird feeling when a foreign language doesnft sound foreign . .. foizeion language , , l Mr. Hugo Brown, U.S. History Mr. l.W. Hewlett, U.S. History, Oklahoma History ,,,,. . , ,,..,,,.,, -- , ' in 3 ' .1 ' 1 if - ' . l , , 1 'i L s l - if ,:bg:gal+'El' I W ii Q Q Mr. Alan Wickham, Black Studies, World History, Social and Political Philosophy Mr- William H. Franklin, World History! Black Studies history doesn't mean a thing to me unless i can relate it to the present. i don't like memorizing dates, and history tests always seem to be the hardest, but i really like it when the lecturing stops, and the discussion starts. 68 hlS1I0l2 l ii l l i i l 3 Mr. Tom Turnbaugh, Student Council, Government and Economics, U.S. History Mr. james Howard, U.S. History Mr. james Mitchell, Department Chairman, Modern History, U.S. History Mr. james Morton, Ancient and Medieval History, World History Mr. Russell Charles, World History Mrs. Beth DeVore, World History, U.S. History Mr. Terry Brinkman U.S. History NISIOI2 69 i like i.e. because it gives me a chance to go outside and walk. i like doing mechanical things. besides, working with my hands gives my mind time to rest. .. 1 Mr. Eugene Williams, Construction Trades .,,, ..1, Mr. CLE. Brewer, Drafting, Woodwork Mr, Frank Boldoe, Power Mechanics, Woodwork E inoustmal eoucation A ,Q N N ,-T: ' 1 fl? 'i i f ssts 2 , . 4, ,,,.: E7 I ' Llfwi Mr. john Duncan, Department Chairman, Vocational Cabinet Making, Mr. james Andrews, Vocational Auto Mechanics Woodwork 0 M 1 x .T.. M'f '7 Miss Linda Webster, Distributive Coordination gg Annu.. Education, Mr, Edward Sittler, Machine Shop fl Mr. Forrest Hummel, Power Mechanics, Woodwork Mr. Herbert Mulvaney, Vocational Machine Shop Mr. Fred Parker, Industrial Cooperative Education 72 IHOUSIRIAI eoucatlon we . . ,, : a, , 'zww- -. '- ,,..i,. ,..., . ,, . 'Q 5 Qlsfl ifiify -'M' W ,,-- ,, Mr, Dolman Harmon, Vocational Printing 'the best part of drivers education is driving the new cars. i really feel silly driving one of those simulators. ifi didn't have to learn all the rules like how far a horn should honk, learning to drive would be o.k. i was scared, but it made me feel grown-up. ill Q. l 4 Mr. lim Wagoner, Driver Education Theory Mrs. Elaine Scott, Girls' Physical Education i hate to go to gym because it smells like stale gym suits and chlorine and the towels are too small. the good thing about gym is learning skills that are really fun . .. and then there's going to the park on nice days. fomvetzs eofomls phys! 73 ffl! 74 Boys phys eo the showers in the gym always smell like lysol and i always forget to take my tennis shoes home to wash them. but i like playing basketball and working on the mats and listening to the coaches talk to us. Mr, Leonard Parker, P,E., Football and Track Coach - i I r'ii--ri--'i' V 4,9 5 f if T 2 :,, I Mr. lames Howard, Basketball and Golf Coach Mr, lim Wagoner, Football Coach Mr. Terry Brinkman, Football and Baseball Coach Mr. Myrle Calmus, Basketball and Baseball Coach Mr. Fred Wightman, Swimming and Tennis Coach -iw, Mr, Forrest Hummel, Football Coagh Mr, Richard Lousch, P.E,, Cross Country and Track Coach A, tap' X , 'X fs. www X X ,F , WXWWQ VV 4 ,r, Vi , AJ, ,AF 1 P 4 -4 Mr. Charles Clevenger, Department Chairman, P.E., Football Mr. Bill Hewlett, Wrestling and Football Coach Coach Boys phys eo Mrs. Mavis Graver, English Mrs. Kathleen Thompson, English MQQMM Mrs. Hortense lohnson, Mr. Larry Bradford, Mrs. Norma Starr, library english Mrs. Florence Cahalen, English the english program is a lot more interesting now. i really like man's search for god, but i wish i Could have chosen my own teacher. having a new class every nine weeks breaks the monotony. english literature is still boring. leave out the skills and spelling and english is o.k. gut i E Z, Mrs. Linda Weaver, English Mrs. Bernice Files, English I l ,i fl Qui uni: mu ui I 7 ig iw , f A - 'W ii' I Us B 4. f , tgin i. r M '-' 'L -Z Mrs. Sue Newton, English Mr. James Hunt, English 77 .sw-s::afi,,g.1,,. , 1 , english Miss Virginia Smith, English Mrs. Claudia Bennett, English, journalism ww Mrs. Carol Nasworthy, English 1 'W .Hx E nav: P T Q- X 944414 , f 1 wg AA 1 l I ,gf ? ,fV' , f 9 ' W 2 ' n I , Min r y ' . ,cf .A W , I A j ,im , , .Dora Clute English .xxx .4 N Y Q 'F Mrs. Wilda Goode, Shorthand, Transcription, Basic Business Mrs. Frances Schroder, Basic Business, Business Math and Records 80 BUSINESS 60 typing and shorthand are really practical. the-y're skills that you can sell after leaving central, and business law taught me who to goto if someone cheats me. training like this is what i need . . . Mrs. Inez Sakelaris, Business Law, Typing l Mrs. Ophelia Crosslin, General Office Education Mrs. Geneva Pitt, Office Machines, Typing Mrs. Charlotta Felible, Shorthand, Typing W S X t yu, I, ,, .5 Mrs. Freda Boyd, Cooperative Office Education Mrs. Phyllis Stokely, Department Chairman, Bookkeeping, Office Machines BUSINESS GC. 81 art gives me a feeling of accomplishment. i feel good being able to create things with my hands. i don't like being graded for how good my drawings and paintings are to the teacher. i just think ofthe things i make as an expression of me. Mrs. Wilma Armstrong, Art Miss Opel Thorpe, Department Chairman, Art '1 .us 1-ll . A Q i . ' f s 13321: M ff . Mrs. Marilyn Yoder, Department Chairman, Speech i like to escape and pretend i'm the person in the script. i find a kind of freedom in acting like i was some other person or thing for a little while. giving a speech still embarrasses me. . . Mrs. Donna Nance, Stagecraft, Speech a mi X s eech ,rf ' ,i 1, gf Q., 4 ad., I I Mr. Richard Wilson, Instrumental Music Department Mr. Rex Teague, Department Chairman, Vocal Music iwish i had my own instrument. and the marching band could really use new uniforms to go with the new hats. i get so nervous when i have to sing in front of everybody else. the best part of the year was producing carousel. Mrs. Frances Wellmon Anderson, Accompanist ITTUSIC 83 i'm not wild about our assemblies, but i like my class. these are the people i know the best, the ones i compete with and work with and i hope will graduate with. classes SGHIORS Qt SENIOR class OIIIIICGRS being a class officer is playing a big role in the leadership of your class. funny, i never thought of it that way. but, i've never been an officer. i signed julie holt's petition not because i thought she was a great secretary, but because i thought she really cared. calvin simmons was treasurer when he wasn't working and could make the meetings. i don't think a lot of people realize the time that's spent taking care of all the little things that have to be taken care ofg solving all of the problems. it makes me wonder why someone should want to take the time to be a leader, someone like chris wilson, who could make a senior assembly no more interesting and still be a likeable president. it's harder to be a senior than a junior or a sophomore. there's more to think about and less time to think. friends become a lot closer because you begin to realize you might not see them again. gary rowland took the time to be a senior student council representative and still graduated with ' his sanity. in all the trivia, there's something important about being a senior. with kevin mayfield, as vice-president, our class has distinction. SGNIGRS PATTY ALTER, NANCY ANDERSON - A Capella Accompanist, Camarata, Carousel, ROBBIE ANDERSON - Wrestling Letter, RUTH ANDREWS, TOSHIKO ARAI -AFS, Red Feathers, S.C. MADELINE ATCHISONg CRACIE AVALOS - S.C., Daze Board, Senior Board, KEVIN BAGBY Letter of Commendation. CHRISTY BAILEY, KENNETH BAIRD - Instrumental Music Tres., Orchestra, Daze Board. CHIPE BAKER, CONNIE BAKER, DEBBIE BAKER- Carousel, Matchmaker, Tom Tom. ION BAKER, CARY BALLARD. DEBBIE BANHAM, TOMMY IOE DONNA BARRETT-A Capella, Camarata, Red Feathers, SIGMUND BATSON, IEANNETTE BAUER- DECA, Red Feathers, FRANCIE BEAM, KATHY BEARD, BOBBYE BECKHAM. 88 SGHIORS Health Careers Pres., NHS, PMSQT 'A 5'4- CHRISTINA ACUFF - Camarata, Daze Board, LAURA ADAMS - FBLA Tres., H.R. Officer, Red Feathers, VICKI ALLEN - Band, Honor Roll, lANETALMY- Camarata, Cheerleader, NHS. 4' NWMIIK BANKS. ,, ,ff RODNEY BELL- H.R. Officer, Red Cross, SC, ANN BELLAR, MARY H BENNISON- NHS, SC, Thespians, SANDRA BERGER- Carousel, Red Cross. STEVE BRASFI ELD. Carousel. RICKY BETSILLE, SUSAN BINGHAM - Cheerleader, Sept. Girl of the Month, Girls' State, RICKY BITTLE - A Capella V.P., Carousel, Honor Roll, DEBORA BLACKBURN, DAVID BLAKE, SANDY BLANKENBURG- Senior Board, SC, Thespains. CH ERYL BODE - A Capella, Carousel, Synchronettes, SANDY BOOTH - Band, Red Feathers, Attendant to Band Queen. KERRI BONHAM, GERALD BOWEN - NHS, Key Club, Track Letter, BOB BOYSE- Honor Roll, Tom Tom, NHS. FONDA BRADFORD, NOELLA BRADY, WAYNE BRAND. RONALD BROCKMAN - Red Cross, SC, H,R, Officer, CYNTHIA BROWN, Daze Board, Camarata, TOMMY BROWN, ROSA BRYANT, CHRIS BUCHANAN, DINO BULL, DAVID BURGE, STEVE BURRIS. SEDIORS 89 MATT CAMPBELL, DAVID CARPENTER NHS, S.C., Band, GREG CHAMBERS, KAREN CHAMBERS S.C., Thespians, Daze Board, CHARLES DAREL CLAY VICKI CLOW- A Capella Camarata Sec., Carousel Honor Roll LELA COGHILL NHS Camarata Honor Roll PAMELA BUSBY, IACK BUTLER, NICK BUTLER- Band, DEBBIE CADY - Red Feathers. ARLENE CASEY. CHAMBON. SHELA COCHILL- NHS, Honor Roll, Spanish Club, RICHARD COLEMAN - Key Club, Letterman's Club, Scalpersg SUSAN CONNOR- NHS, H.R. OffiCer, Daze Board, TONY CONWAY. an-iq, 'F Err- '77 IAN DAVIS, REGINA EAST. LINDA EATON, IANET EDWARDS - Red Feathers Pres., Camarata, SCOTT ELLSWO RTH -- Matchmaker, S.C., H.R. Officer, IOE EMERY. EDDIE COUCH, SUE COUEY, CHARLES CRABTREE, STEVE , CRAIN - Band, Stage Craft, DEBORAH CRAVEN- Honor Roll. VICKIE CRITSER- DECA, KATHY CRITTENDEN - Red Feathers, Afro Student Society, Daze Board. STEPHANIE DARNELL, DEBBIE DAVIDSON - Camarata, S.C. Sec., Thespians Tres. HELEN DAVIS- Red Feathers, LINDA DAVIS, NANCY DEAN - Tom Tom, JUDY DEENA- Camarata, IEANNETFE DEMPSEY- H.R. Officer, NHS, A Capella, BILL DIXON, STARLA DODSON - Tom Tom, NHS. LYNN DORNAN, ROBERT- DOUGLAS - AASS, Football Letter, CHUCK DOW- Thespians, Key Club Pres., Swimming Letter, RUSSELL DOWNS - A Capella, Carousel, PAMEIA DREW - GRA, Mss, Red Feathers, TONIA DUDLEY, ROGER DUFF, BOBBY DUNLAP, DARRELL DURANT, EFFIE EADES, SGDIORS 91 RICKI FERGUSON, CRAIG FIGURES, RICHARD FITZCERZALD - Football Mgr., Key Club, Red Cross, KATHY FITZHUGH - Band, Camarata, Daze Comm., PENNY FOLSOM- DECA, Red Feathers. EMMA FONVILLE- FBLA, H.R. Officer, ALICE FORD-- S.C., Red Feathers, Orchestra. DEBBIE FORD- Camarata Pres., Cheerleader, Miss Central finalist, IOETTA FRANCIS - Girls' State. CHARLESETTA FRANKLIN - AASS. IACK FRANS -- A Capella, Carousel, DIANA FRANSISCO, ARTHUR GAFNEY- Honor Roll, Football Letter, FCA Chaplin, ADELL GAIN ES, CARMELA GALARZA, CAROLYN CALLOWAY. MARSHALL GARRETT- DECA, SCOTT GARRISON -- Key Club, SCh0OI Life, DAN CEARY, ROBERT GEARY- H.R. Officer, Swimming Letter, Nat. Merit Semi-finalist, CINDY CILLILAND - A Capella, 92 SGHIORS BILL ENDECOTT, RICK ENGLES- Carousel, Football Letter, PAT FENSCKE- Football Letter, TERRY FENSCKE- Football Letter. Camarata, NHS. PORTIA GOFF - AASS, Red Feathers, Thespians, LOUANN GOODBARY-A Capella, DONNA GOODELL-- Camarata, NHS, Red Feathers, IULIE CORE- Carousel, Tom Tom, Senior Board. TOM GRANT- H.R. Officer, Tom, Tom Cont, Photographer, JAMES GROSS, LAVERNE GRIFFIN - Red Feathers Cabinet, October Girl of the Month, Cheerleader, MONTE HALL, LARRY HAMONTREE. PATTI HANSEN -- Carousel, PAM HARDIN - FHA, MARSHA HARRIS- Thespians, Matchmaker, Tom Tom. MARY HATMAKER, VENESSA HAWKINS, RALPH HEAVENER IR.g STEVE HEBARD. IOHN HENDRICKS - Carousel. SUSAN HENLEY- Tom Tom, Red Feathers. KATHY HIGLEY, CHARLIE HILL- Carousel, Football Letter, Human Relations Council, CONNIE HILSAB ECK - Carousel, NHS, Miss Central VI. TOM HIX- Carousel, VICKY HODG E - Cheerleader, Camarata V. Pres., A Capella. MIKE HOFSTROM- Swimming Letter LEIGH HOGE- School Life Senior Board H.R. Officer, STEVE HOLLIS RICHARD HOLLOWELL Carousel. SGITIORS MAURICE HARRIS OLIVIA HARRIS, AMY HAWKSWORTH KATHLEEN HAYN ES CHARLES HIGGINS LEONARD HIGGINS-Thespnans Honor Roll, Daze Board DEBBIE HURN, SHARON HUTCHINSON, Tom HUTCHINSON, TERESA INCLETT - Red Feathers, Thespians, BONNIE IPOCK, BECKY ISENHOUR. CHARLOTTE IVYA- Honor ROII, Red Feathers, BILLJACKSON - Honor Roll, Tennis Letter, NHS, DON JOE JACKSON, GARY JACKSON - Band, Orchestra, KAY JACKSON- Carousel. HENRY JOHNSON -AASS Pres., NHS, S.C. V. Pres., KARIN JOHNSON - Carousel, Red Cross, VICA Sec., KAREN JOHNSON, KENNETTEJOHNSON, PAM JOHNSON - Carousel, NHS, Daze Board, TOM JONES- H.R. Pres. JEAN E'I-I'E JORDAN - A Capella, Camarata, Red Feathers, CINDY JUNGER- Red Feathers, H.R. Officer, Camarata, KEVIN KELLY- SchooI Life, DAVID KENNEDY, 94 SGDIORS JULIE HOLT- Matchmaker, Tom Tom, Daze Board, JACK HOOD - Track Letter, PATTY HOPE, PEGGYE HOPKINS, CONNIE HORN, KENNETH HORN, JACK HORNER- Baseball Letter, Tom Tom, Scalpers, NANCY HUMBLEvCamarata, Red Feathers. DIANNA JACOBSON, CAROLYN JAMES - A Capella, AASS, Honor Roll, JIMMYJEREMIAH, CLARICE JOHNSON. GENIE KESSLER. NADINE KETCHER- Band, Camarata, Orchestra, DEBORAH KIEL, DEBBIE KRATER- FBLA, SC., H.R. Officer, GAILA KREBS- Camarata, Red Feathers. IOE KROUTTER- Honor Roll, RHONDA KYLE -AASS V. Pres., Red Feather Tres., Human Relations Council, WAYNE LAMB: KAY LANE- Carousel, S.C. Sec., Thespians Historian. RICK MASON - A Capella Tres., Carousel, Baseball Letter, DAN MATHEWS, DEBORAH MATHEWS - Red Feathers, LINDA MATHIS. RONA Mccov, DON MCCRACKEN, KATHY MCDONALD - Senior Board, H.R. Officer, S.C., TERRIE MCEVERS- Red Feathers, H.R. Officer. EDWARD LANIER, WAYNE LATIMER- H.R. Officer, Red Cross, Honor Roll, HARRY LAWSON, PATTY LEDVINA- Tom Tom, NHS Pres,, Key Club Sweet- heart, ALEX LEECH. GWEN LEIGH, GARY LEMMONS, DEBBIE LEWIS- A Capella, Camarata, H.R. Officer, IERRY LEWIS - Carousel, AASS, A Capella Pres., TOMI LEWIS, EDDY LINS. DENISE LOCKLEAR, LYNELL LOLLISQ BEVERLEY LOWE, ALAN LUSTGARTEN - Carousel, Honor Roll, CHARLENE LYNCH. TERESA MADDEN- Honor Roll, GARY MADDUX- NHS, H.R. Officer Basketball Letter, IAN MADDUX-Office worker, MICHAELA MANARD - Camarata NHS, H.R. Officer, MICHAEL MANARD, MCKINLEY MANN - AASS, Band, H.R. Officer. KEVIN MAYFIELD - Band, NHS, September Boy of the Month, RONNIE MAYS- AASS, IIMMIE MCARTHUR, DONALD MCCONNELL, IERRY MCCORD. SGHIORS 95 1 OWEN MCGEEHON - Golf Letter, Key Club V. Pres., School Life, ROLEY MCINTOSH, WALDO MCINTOSH - Honor Roll, NHS, TIM MCLANE- Swimming Letter, Key Club.S.C. NINA MCMANUS- Red Feathers, MARY MCNABB, KEITH MCWAITERS, NANCY MEARS, IOHN MEDLIN, ARDOTH MEEK- Honor Roll, NHS. MIKE MEEK- Red Cross. IIM MELONE-Golf Letter, Key Club, School Life, DEBRA MENDOZA- Red Cross, Matchmaker, Thespians. RONNIE MERRELL, DEBRA ANN MIXON, EUGENE MIXON - Red Cross, GARY MOODY- Stage Craft, Thespians. BOB MOORE- Carousel, Football letter, Tom Tom, BRENDA MOORE, MARILYN MORROW- FBLA Pres., RON MORTON, DONALD MOSEBY- H.R. Officer. TERRI MOSES-AASS, Camarata, Red Feathers, LEVINE MOSS- AASS, Camarata, Thespians, STACEY MULHOLLAND-AFS Host, NHS Sec., Band Queen, LARRY MULLINS, BILL MURPHY- Boys' State, Human Relatlon's Council, S.C. Pres., GAYLA NELSON - FBLA V. Pres., Honor Roll. MIKE NELSON, DAVID NEWMAN - Carousel, Swimming Letter, Matchmaker, RAMONA NEWNUM, CAROL NIEMEYER- Red Cross, Camarata, Red Feathers, MIKE OGLE. 96 SSHIORS 44,5 :as sms asm ww WENDELL OLDEN - Honor Roll, S.C., AASS, DON OLIVER, RUSSELL ORCUTT, SHIRLEY OSBORN. PA R D U E. L LL I 2LL.LLL,,LL P ' ' aw, :Ll 5 PAYTON. BARBARA PERKINS- Red Feathers, A Capella, S.C., HOWARD PERKINS, PAT PERRINE, LANCE PETERS - Daze Board, Honor Roll, Stage Craft. KARL PANKRATZ, IOYCE PACK, KATHY PADDOCK. LAURA PALOS, DEBORAH PALLARD, BILLY PALMER. DEBBIE RUSTY PARK - A Capella, Carousel, MARILYN PARKER, RUTH PARKER. GAYLE PARKS, GLENDA PARROTT - H.R. Officer, MIKE PARSON. RAMONA PAYLOR- Red Feathers, Cheerleader, KAREN SEHIGRS 97 DAVID PITTS, IANE PLEASANT, IUDY PLUNKg IIMMY POOR- Football Letter, Letterman's Club, ?' TERI E PETERS - A Capella, Camarata, Senior Board, CONNIE PHlLLIPS-- Tom Tom, GAYLE PHI LLIPS, BEVERLY PITTMAN - Red Feathers. BRAD PORTER-Carousel. I a , X DAVE POTTER- DECA, VICKI POTTER, IIM PRAVNAN - Human Relations Council, Thespians, BRENDA PREVETT- Red Feathers. MEREDIST PRINCE, QUINCY PRINCE, PAM QUALLS, LYNN QUILLMAN - Fam. KENNY RAINES,1UANETT RAMSEY, MIKE RECORD. SH EILA REDMAN - Camarata, H.R. Officer, Thespians, ALLYSON REED, BECKY REED, GARY REED - NHS, Thespians, Tom Tom, DEBBIE REESE, KATHI REIBER. 98 SGITIORS LUDENA REDFEARN, RANCE REDFERN - DECA, NHS, Thespians. I-if 'ez GARY REID- Basketball Letter, Key Club, Stage Craft, SAMUEL RICHARDS, LEONARD RICHARDSON -- AASS, Honor Roll, RONALD ROBBINS - AASS, Football Letter, Lette-rman's Club. wt 'bv ..,,, fs. 06' ELISE ROBERSON, ODELL ROBERSON, THERESE ROBINSON, LINDA ROLAND- Red Feathers, S.C., Thespians. SAN D ERS. SCOTT. SHANNON. IOE SIDES, CALVIN SIMMONS- Carousel, Sr. Class Tres., Baseball Letter, RODERICK SIMMONS, BRENDA SISSON - Carousel, Tom Tom, Thespians Sec. NANCY SLEMP- Camarata, Red Feathers, Carousel, DAN SMITH, DONNA SMITH - Carousel, Red Feathers V. Pres., Thespians Pres. RIKKI ROSZEL, GARY ROWLAND - Matchmaker, H.R. Officer, Sr. Class S.C. Rep., KAY ROWLAND- Carousel, S.C., Cheerleader, CINDY RUNYAN- Daze Board, Thespians, H.R. Officer, CARRY SAAS- NHS, Honor Roll, SYLVIA SALAZAR. DAVID SANDERS- Band, PHILIP KAY SCHWENDIMANN- Red Feathers, NHS V. Pres., DEBORAH CLARENCE SELLERS, WANDA SENTERS - A Capella, Speaker's Bureau, Health Careers, DANA SEXTON - Tom Tom, Thespians, Daze Board. BARBARA SHALLENBERGER- Carousel, Red Feathers, DEBBIE SGDIORS 99 IRVINA SMITH A Capella Carousel, Red Feathers IAN ET SMITH - Camarata Thespians Tom Tom, JERRY SMITH School KAY SMITH - A Capella, Red Cross, Red Feathers, KEN SMITH - Human Relations Council, NHS, S.C., PAULA SMITH - Carousel, sc., Thespians, TIM SMITH - Key Club, S.C. STEVE SNYDER, TANYA SOMACAL - Carousel, Red Feathers, S.C., TONI SPEARS, NANCY STEBBINS. SANDRA STEED HOWARD STEWART, IOHN STEWART ROBERT STOUT- Football Letter, KENT STULL- School Life, HANK STRATTON, LINDA STYVE. ALTITA SULLIVAN, DAVID SUMRALL- Key Club, School Life, Scalpers, TONY SUTTON, DAVID TAFFW H.R. Officer. RANDY TAFE- Band, NHS, Inst. Music Council, SHARON TAFF, CHAUREE TASH - FBLA, BILLY IAMES TAYLOR. EMERY TEASE: DeANNA THOMAS, IANICE THOMAS- Camarata, Red Feathers, Thespians, IIM TODD. 100 SGDIORS DARRELL TREASTER - Stage Craft H.R. Officer, ELIZABETH TURNER, IEFF TURNER- Tom Tom, IOHN WADE - School Life, Football Letter, FCA, CARLA WALKER- Red Feathers, FBLA, Red Cross. DWAIN WALKER - Stage Craft, H.R. Officer, MARK WALKER, MARK WALKER, MARK WALKER, MIKE WALKER, WILMA WALKER - AASS, Red Cross, Red Feathers. BROOKS WALTON - Key Club, Swimming Letter, MARY ANN WALTON - A Capella, Red Feathers, GRA, KARLENE WARD- Camarata, Carousel, Cheerleader, TERRY WARD - DECA Reporter, BRENDA WASHBURN - H.R. OFFICER. CARL WATTLES, DIANTHA WATSON, RICK WESTCOTT- Carousel, Matchmaker, Thespians, TERRY WESTEMEIR - Carousel, Baseball Letter, Key Club, GARY WHITE, TOM WHITE- Band. CARTHAN WILLIAMS - AASS Historian, H.R. Officer, VIVIAN WILLIAMS- Camarata, IAMES WILLIAMSON, KAREN WILLIS, CH RIS WILSON - Carousel, Sr. Class Pres., School Life, EARL WILSON. IOE WILSON, SUE WIMBERLY- Camarata Tres., Red Feathers, S.C. Cabinet, DEBBIE WINZER, DEBBIE WITT- FBLA, CHARLES WOMACK- Orchestra, Honor Roll, Football Letter. SUE WOODWARD- Health Careers, NHS, Red Cross, JOSEPH WRIGHT, KAREN WRIGHT, MARY WRIGHT, PAT WRIGHT- Red Feathers, AASS, H.R. Officer, ANGELA YOUNG - FBLA Sec., Honor Roll. GEORGENA YOUNG, IOEL YOUNG, MIKE YOUNG, WANDA YOUNG, MIKE ZWINGELBERG- Track Letter. SGDIORS 101 Kay Lane and Susan Bingham. Marsha Harris and Gary Rowland. R x XY Rick Westcott Chris Wilson SENIOR pta Julie Holt. . . Damn! i like rehearsals until i get into the middle of them. then they seem so long, and I get so hungry, and there are all those lines, and directors start yelling. but hunger and forgotten lines and directors' tempers pass by so fast . . . then costumes come in. . . that greasy make-up goes on . . .and with a final prayer, the curtain rises. . .it's such a l good production. i wish more David Newman and Kay Lane. people would C0m9 to 599 lt- Y. Scott Elsworth and Kathy McDonald, make-up chairman. l f i 0 i. ,, ...ig if 9.,..i4, U Q ri the matchmaken 4Junlol2s JUN IOI2 class OIIUCGRS Chuck Cook, Dave Darnold, Susan Skalla, Cheryl Bane, Diane Francis as i think being a junior is neater than being a sophomore. i've outgrown all the sophomore jokes and finally know my way around. i feel more comfortable. a junior always seems to be in the middle of everything. a class assembly on tuesday gives us a chance to see our officers, show some spirit: we've got spirit, that's the key, we're the class of '73l or sleep. mr. teague says we're going to be different. we didn't get our class rings until may, which gave us something to look forward to and something to complain about, but maybe we will thank him next year. we have around S600 and might not have a prom next year. maybe that's why chuck, dave, cheryl, dianne, and susan really tried to push our ticket sales. joyce perryman, debbie hall, dennis williams, and jerald verner got red bricks for performance in the curious savage, our class play. there was a small audience but a funny play. finally getting involved, not worrying as much about homework, eating downtown instead of the cafeteria, getting to know more people, my junior year was fun. JUDIORS CELINA ANDERSON IORGE ALVAREZ GEO IOYCE ARTIS IAMIE ASKINS YVETIE AWE ALVIN BAKER CHERYL BANE CAROL BANFIELD BAR DEMETRIUS BEREOLOS MYRA BLAND FREDDIE BLEVINS RANDY BODENHAMER DELBERT BODY CELESTE BARROW GARY BOYD KENNY BRACY JUDIORS HAROLD ADAIR IIM ADAIR MICHAEL ALBERT ALTHA ALEXANDER RICK ADAMS CHRISTA ALLEN MARY ALLEN FERN ANGELL RG E ARG ENTOS RICK AYERS CHUCK BABER GLEN BAILEY RUTH ANN BAILEY GARY BARN EIT BARA BAUHAUS DAVID BEVAN PAM BEVINS KAREN BITSKO CONNIE BRASHEARS RICHARD BRASHER MARK BRASIER RICHARD BRENNEMAN LAURA BRIGGS ,rw I4 IERI BROWN LISE BROWNFIELD GEARY BRUNER NANCY BRYAN IAN ELLE BUCKNER ANN BURRUS BARBARA BURRIS 'ff SUZIE CORBIN MARK COUCH TROY COU EY RANDY COY ALLEN CRABTREE VANESSA BUDNICK KAREN BUELL BETTY BUNNELL ANCELINE BURNS DELIEAN BUNCH IERRI CAIN KENNY CALLISON SUZANNE CAMPBELL LARRY CARPENTER FLOYD CARTER GARY CARTER SCOTT CARTER DARLENE CERDA ALAN CHAMPION REGINA CHILDERS NATHANIEL CHISM SH ERRY CHOATE IOANN CLARK 'Tb- MARY CLUGSTON RICHARD COCHRAN FANNIE COLLINS SABRINA COLLINS MARK COMEAUX CHUCK COOK DIANE CONKLIN DEBBIE COOPER Jumons W IAN E CRAN DALL CAMERON CUMMINS RAMONA CUMPTON CATHY CURTIS DOROTHEE CURFMAN LAURA DANIELS IOHNNY D'ARCY MELANIE DARNELL PEGGY DARNELL DAVID DARNOLD DIANE DELLER ALAN DENNY KIM DENT TERRY DERAMO IUDY DIX RICK DODSON KEVIN DOOLEY BETTY DOGANS DEBBIE DOTY IANAE DOYLE EDDIE DUCK KEITH DURANT SH ERRY DUVALL ROBERT DYE RUSS DYER BRENDA EDWARDS SHIRLEY EDWARDS FRIED ELLIOTT IENEE ELLIOTT JUHIORS KAY CRAIG LINDA CRAIN MIKE CRISWELL EDDIE CROSBY KEVIN DAVIS SUSIE DURKEE BILLIE ELLIS IOHN ELLIS CREDELLA ENGLISH DARLENE ESMOND VICKI FERGUSON DIANE FRANS IOHN FRICLAY SHEILA GARRETT IANETGERVAIS ARTHUR GAIBBAI GAIL GIBBONS RICHARD GLORY BETTY GOARD DAVID GOODSON ALAN GOULD LINDA GOYER TERRY GRACE DIAN GORDON LINDA GOTTSCHALK MARCELLA GRAYSON IU DY GROUNDS BARBARA G RU ENWALD DAVID HAMILTON MARY HAMMONDS ALAN HANKINS PATTY HANSEN DONALD HARDESTY KAREN HARDESTY CONNIE HARDEN LINDA HARPER BARBARA HARVEY PAUL HARRINGTON IOE HARRIS JUHIORS 9 CONNIE GOODWIN CINDY GONZALEZ DAVID GENTERMAN VICKI HARRISON LINDA HAY MARY ANNE HAYES SARA HAYN ES IAN ETTA H EATH ALICE HERNDON DIANE HERRINGTON CRAIG HIGGINS ROBYN HILSABECK TERI HINMAN GREG HITCHCOCK TIM HOPKINS SHERRY HOBGOOD MELISSA HOLT DON HONEYWELL ADRIENNE HOOD IEANNIE HOOD STANLEY HORNE FAYE HOWARD SUSAN HOWARD ANNA HUTCHINSON EDNA IACKSON IOY IACOBSON TERRI JAMES I O RICKY IARRARD VINCENT IENKINS MARTHA IENNEMANN ELIZABETH IOHNSON FRANCINE IOHNSON IOHN JOHNSON NEDA IOHNSON STEVE IOHNSON IIMMY JOHNSTON IUDY IONES IULIE IONES KIM IONES CHARLESETTA IORDAN IANICE IORDAN JUNIORS IOANIE IUBELA KATHY KEEN IESSE KEITH BONITA KEITHLEY BOBBY KENNAMER T1 WY? EVERETT KENT IACK KESSLER ROBERT KINNAN BARBARA KIRCHENSCHALAC ER CORA LADD OPAL LADD IO ANN LAIPPLE BOBBY LASSITER LARRY LAWRENCE CHARLES LAWS STEVEN LAWS BRENT LEONARD LAURETTA LEE MARSHA LEE IOHN LEISY DONNA LIGHTFOOT ROBERT LIVERS IACKIE MADDOX MARTHA MANKINS LOUISE MARTIN DAN MATHEWS LINDA MAYS 'lk PAUL LEWIS RICK LOOPER NANCY LUMPKIN CANDY MCGEE ALLAN MCH EN RY BONNIE MCINTOSH VIOLA MCINTOSH SHARON MAXEY SUSAN MCANINCH IOHN MCCANE PATTY MCCASKEY CINNY MCELWAINE TERRITA MCFARLIN Jumons KENNY MOORE ROSE MOORE KATHY MORGAN CATH EY MORLEY ROGER MOS EBY DEBBIE MOSES DENNIS MEEKER AN ITA MEN DOZA SHARON MILLER GAY MONTEITH IIMMY MULLINS GENE MURRAY STEPHEN MURRAY IERRY MYERS RUSSELL NANCE MARK NELSON HUBERT NICHOLS GWEN NORMAN BOOTSY O'BRlEN BARBARA O'N EAL NANCY OGBURN TROY ORCUTT IAMES OSBURN MARILYN PARKER DANIEL NEWBY JUHIORS REGINA PARKER EMMA PARKS BILLIE PARNOSKY IO ANN PARSONS LINDA PAYNE GARY PEBWORTH IOYCE PERCEFUL MELODY PERRY IOYCE PERRYMAN r-A V17 WAYNE PETRE LARRY PHILLIPS SHERRY PHILLIPS LEON PIGEON KATHY POOR IAN ET POTTER VIVIAN POYNER TERRY POYNER jf 1 TERRY POYNER GREG PREDDY DON PRUITT DAVID RATH BONE CHERYL RECORD FAY REDFEARN ,... . ..... , .ana IDLIE ,III,EEAIILE I .Iam ' I T EIE, BONNIE SALAZAR SHARRON SAVAGE DENISE SCHAUSTEN GREGORY SCHULTS DEBBY SCRIVNER SANDRA SHIPLEY SARA SHORES M DE ANN SIVERS SUSAN SKALLA HARVEY SKINNER MITCH ELL ROBERTSON KAY REDFEARN TIM REYNOLDS TONY RICH KATHY RICHARDSON DAVID RICKEL BRENDA ROBERSON SANDY ROBERTS GLENNA ROBINSON DOUG ROWE ANNE RUTLEDGE EDDIE SANDERS RUTH SANDERS IIM SANDERS JUDIORS MARTHA SNODGRASS DONNA SPARKS G DARLA STANFORD SANDY STEBELL KEVIN STEPHENS LETA STEVENSON RITA STEVENSON CASSANDRA STEWART DENNIS SUMMERS DEANNA SUTTLE DOUG SWIFT GAIL TAYLOR BRAD THOMAS EDDIE THOMAS MARCIA THOMPSON BILLY THRESHER KAREN THRESHER MARY TURNBOW VICKIE VICKERS DAVID WADE SUE WAFFORD DEBBIE WALKER CAROL WALKER IOSEPHINE WALLEN ! n' RICHARD WALKER SANDRA WALKER BARBARA WALLACE 4 JUUIORS DENISE SMITH IIM SMITH TIM SMITH KAREN SNODGRASS HALLIE STAGGS IIM STANFIELD EANIE STANFILL DONNA STEWART LISA STEWART NICK STONE DAVID STYVE TONI THORNE DAVID TIGER THOMAS TIGER DEBBIE TINGLEY BARBARA TIPTON NANCY TOEDT PAULA WALKER TED WALKER CECILIA WALLACE TOM WARD LAU RA WARDEN SCOTT WARDEN 'FS' in fo DONNA WARRE DAVID WELLS 12.57 ,,, !'f, W ,gif QU L M-o ' BECKY WITT MIMI WIXON LESTER WOOD GARY WO RTHY LAURA WYRICK f-, LINDA VAN GIESON GERALD VERNER GINA YATES RICHARD YERTON CINDY ZACH RY DAVID ZWINCELBERC N BOBBY WATSON MARCELL WESTBROOK PATRICIA WESTBROOK REGC-IE WESTMACOTT GANA WESTMOLAND SHERRY WHEELER IACK WHITAKER 'T' RICKY WHITE STEVE WHITE ROSE WHITEWATER MELVA WHITSON KAREN WIDOWS PATTIE WIGGINS BETTY WILDER DENNIS WILLIAMS NORRIS WILLIAMS RICHARD WILLIAMS LAURETTA WILLIS TERESA WILLIS ROGER WISE LEANORDINE WOLFE Junlons sophornone class OIIYICERS Top - Mike Mullins, Tim Wilkinson, Mark Fields, Susan Chambers, Gaylene Perkins SODNOIUCRGS being elected an officer in my sophomore year was nice, since no one really had a way of knowing me well. i hope i was elected because i was nice to people and they thought i wanted to help. i really did want to help. our class didn't seem to have much spirit, and i wanted to get things done, but i soon found out that the officers couIdn't do anything without the support of the class. i learned what real apathy was. we didn't have many assemblies, but mark always gave a speech to encourage us to sell tickets to the play. susan kept track of our money which we needed so desperately gaylene and mike helped with the campaign and gave a lot of good suggestions at our meetings. tim didn't really have much to do because he was never called upon to give a report in assembly. we were glad to be officers, but we didn't really know what to do. we could only ask for help to sell tickets and that's about it. being an officer was a good way to get to know people. they said hi to me in the halls because they knew who i was. it was a lot easier than having to meet people on my own. next year will be better. i'll understand more about my friends and it won't be so hard to speak up when i have something to say. it was a good experience, i learned from it. sophomoizes 7 AARON B ,DARLENE BALDINE WANDA BALDRIDCE RENE IERRA BANKS IIMMY BANKS DAVID BA DAVID TERRY DEBORAH TOM B EAM MIKE IAN ET BELL LINDA BERRYMAN BHACWANTI BHOIWANI SHARON B DE IIMMY ANDERSON KEITH ANDERSON SYMARIA ANDERSON BROCK ARMSTRONG LUISA AWE BEVERLY BABER AKER BAN E RGAS BASS BASS BATE BECK DAVID BARCER ALAN BARNES BARBARA BARNES REBECCA BARNES WALTER BARRICK DONNA BARRAS FRANCIEL BASH IRKES KATHY B LAKE WAN DA BLAN D NEAL BELVINS TERRY BLOTEVOGEL DALLAS BOEN CONNIE BORRON DARRELL BRADLEY LOU ANN BRAND BORAH ADAMS LINDA ADAMS IAMES ALB ERTY IEFF ALLEN STEVE ALLEN C , FAYE BELLER STEPHEN BRANTLY STEVEN BRASH EAR BARBARA BREWER CYNTH SODITOITIORGS IA BRINKMEYER DAVID BRITT ffl V JOHNNY BROWN LARRY BROWN PAM BROWN LEON BRUCE PAT BRUCE TERRI BRUN ER BARBARA BUNDE PAM BUNDE IANE BUNTT GLADYS BURNS MICHELLE BURRELL MINNI BURTON WES BURTON DIANNE BUSBY DIANNA CAGLE BARRY CALDWELL LARRY CAMPBELL DEBBIE CARRICO GAYLA CARTNNRIGHT GARY CASKEY SHEILA CAVINESS ANNA CAWVEY MARILYN CHADWELL sophomones TERRI COOPER MICHELLE COVINGTON MARLA COX DEBBIE DANIELS LAURA DANIELS LOU ANN DANIELS DUANE DAVIES OWN IJQIULI Oy I BW IIMMI Offfgwf RUSSELL COLE BILL COLLINS IEFF COODY IAMMIE COOPER SHIRLEY COOPER V -..-9, Y I I LQ O JO' I Q 4 MIKE DOss I ,L L7 CAROL DOTY CHERYL DOTY I IIM DOUGLAS GREG DOVE ' CINDY DOWELL NAOMI DREW VIGKI DUFF MARY DUNHAM BRENNY DUN LAP BEVERLY DURANT STEVE ELLIOTT IILL ELMORE KATHY EMERY BARBARA EVANS DONNA EVANS IERRY EVANS GAYLE EXENDINE CHARLES FARRINGER LINDA FENSCKE MARK FIELD RAYMOND FIELDS 120 SODITGITIORGS TRISHA FOLSOM SUE FORD LINDA FORTH DEBORAH FOSTER IOYCE FOSTER ,X 'Y' ROBIN FRANCISCO TOM FREY KELLY FRIEDL NANCY FRY . IOHN FRYE IUDY FRYE ANNITTA GARDNER IANNITTA GARDNER EDYE GARNER WENDY GARRETT PAM GEIG ER RHONDA GEORGE KEN GIBSON SHELLY GILBREATH WAYNE GOODMAN '-'r SUSAN HESTER SUSAN GORTON IOY GRAENING FRANCINE GRAYSON LIBBY HENLEY NANCY HENLEY FRANK HENSLEY MELISSA HEROD SALLY HERRIMAN IEANINE HILBURN CASSANDRA HILL RANDALL HILLIARD KAREN GRAYSON IEAN ANN GUFFY ANN GUINN CINDY GUNTER CHARLES HALE CHERITA HALEY MELVIN HALL DONNA HALLMARK PHILLIP HAMMONTREE SHARON HARDING DALE HARGER LYDIA HARIO DONNA HARMON ANNE HARRINGTON PAULA HART ROBERT HEFLEY sophomones BILLY HONEYCUTT SUE HONEYCUTT CRAIG HOOVER CAROLYN HOPE MONETIE HOPKINS KATHY HORN GARY HORTON SANDRA HOSEY BILLY HOWARD FAYE HOWARD SHERRIE HUDSON MELANIE HUGHES SHARON HUGHES MARY HUMPIREY IIM HUNTER PAM HUNTER DAVID HUTCHINSON IOANNA IMHOFF IIM ISENHOUR DONISHA IVEY TOMMY IVY IAN ETIACOBSON CLAUDIA IACKSON SHEILA IASPER IENNIFER HARRETT BRENDA IEFFERSON FRANCINE IEFFERSON CLAUDETTE IOHNSON ELAINE IOHNSON KAREN IOHNSON MITCH JOHNSON NINA IOHNSON IIMMY IOICE DEATRA IONES DONNA JONES IANETIONES SANDRA JONES sophomones LAUREN HILLS NANCY HOBBS TISMA HOCKETT IUDY HOLBERT MARILEE IORDAN VERSADALE IOSEPH MIKE IUNGER SHERRY KEIGLEY ARLENE KEITH BEVERLY KEITHLEY FARON KELLY CHARLENE KRO PATRICIA LIPE DEBBIE LOCKLE SUE LONG STEVE LUCAS MARY MAKAR EDDIE MALON E VANCE MARTIN CYNTHIA MAYFIELD PEGGY MCARTER MICHAELLE MCCLELLAN AMY MCCLINTOCK LARRY KETCHER MIKE KIDWELL MARY KING CYNTHIA KINNARD PARCIA KNOWLES RITA KOZLIKUSKI STEPHANIE KROTZER UTTER LYNDA LAM BERT DEBORAH LAWS IOHN LAWSON MARY LEE DEBBIE LEIFHEIT RICK LESTER TERRY LEWALLEN AR MURELIO LYNNY IOANN MACK LESLIE MACKEY CELIA MARSHALL DONNA MARSHALL sophomones BILLY MCCLINTOCK SANDI MCELFRESH KAREN MCELWAINE CANDY MCCEE LEOLA MCINTOSH ROSELLEN MCLAUGHLIN DANNY MCMEEKAN IIM MCPHAIL DEBBIE MEISENHEIMER MARK MEDLIN ANDREW MILLER MONICA MILLER PAM MILLER SANDI MILLER ALICE MISCH HOLLY MITCHELL IVONNE MITCHELL SUZANNE MITCHELL DIANE MOOREHEAD BECKY MORGAN TOM MORRIS CLIFFORD MORRISON MARIA MULLINS MIKE MULLINS IANICE MURPHY SANDI MURPHY KAREN NELSON MARK NELSON CARRY NIEMEYER DEBBIE NEWMAN LAURA NEWMAN SGDITOIUORGS IOYCE MOAK CHRIS MOELLER TERRI MONDAY IANET MOORE SUE MORAIN NENA NEWMAN ERIC NEWNUM PATTY NEWTON RONNY NORTH RICKY OLTEN 'xx BEVERLY ORCUTT WALTER OWEN RITA PACK GERALDINE PALMER TIM PARK CHARLES PARKER LARRY PARKER WENONA PAUL ETTA PAYLOR MIKE PAYLOR GAYLENE PERKINS CINDY PEBWORTH BRENDA PERRY GERALD PERRY IOHN PERRY ANN PHELPS DONALD PHILLIPS DONNA PHILLIPS MARTHA PICKEREL CONNIE PILKINGTON wmv MEREDITH POPE CU RTIS PORTER AARON PRINCE CONNIE RAMSEY IULIANNE RAMSEY MISSY RAMSEY LOU ANN REED MERIDETH REED KENT RHODES DUANE RIGDON CHERYL SAGE BARBARA ROE KEITH ROLAND DEBBIE ROSS IOHN ROSS GREG ROWLAND AN ITA SANDERS IEFF SCHMIDT DEBBIE SCHULZ ARN ETI' RAN DALL DANNY RATHBONE RHONDA RIGSBY GERALD ROBBINS IANICE ROBERTS ANITA ROBERTSON ETHEL ROGERS RICK RODRIGUEZ SGDITOITTCRGS P-mm QQMMO 'N S SAMMY SIMMONS LINDA SIMON BUDDY SLEMP AUDREY SMILES BILL SMITH BRIAN SMITH CONNIE SMITH DAVID SMITH EVELYN SMITH GEORGE SMITH HOMER SMITH IANIE SMITH MADELYN SMITH ELAIN E SNODG RASS RICHARD SPEARS ANGIE SPOSATO ROSEMARY SPREIER MIKE STENHOUSE IOYCE STEVENSON PHILLIP STEVENSON WALTER STOCKTON JERRY STONE WINFORD SULLIVAN WAYN E SUTTER MARK SWIFT KENNY TAYLO R LEO LA TAYLOR ROBYN SCROGGINS STAFFORD SELBY MARK SHCAKELFORD LESLIE SALLENBERGER HELEN SHA SNADY SHANNON TOM SHEEHAN CARLA SHELBY IONATHAN SHINN NKLIN KAREN SMITH SHARON SMITH MIKE SPAIN DEBBIE STICE RAMONA STICH MICHELLE TAYLOR SHARON THOMAS TEVIN THOMAS SCOTT TH EUSON ROBERT TILLMAN SODhOmOl26S BEN TIGER STEVE TYE KATHY TYRRELL SHARON UPSHAW DAN VILLERAL KAREN VOORHIES DEBBIE WADE NANCY WADE IOHN WAGGENER CARORLYN WAGONER IOANN WAGON ER VICKIE WALDRUP GAY WALLACE LARRY WALTER IEAN ETTE WARD PAM WARREN PAULETTE WATSON CONN I E WATSONBERG IERRY WEAVER DAVID WESTEMEIR STEVE WASS PAULA WEYGARD COLEEN WHITE TOM WHITE STAN WILKINS TIM WILKINSON CAROL WILLIAMS FALINA WILLIAMS IANIE WILLIS CINDY WILSON CINDY WILSON LANCE WILSON ROBERTA WRED VICKI WRIGHT KATHY WYRICK ANITA YOUNG KATHY YOUNG KATHY YOUNG GARY YOUNG ESTH ER ZACHERY W MIKE WILSON IAN ET WOLFE TERRY WOOD IUDY WOODARD VICKI WOODWARD SODITOITIGRGS 7 SIIAIUS X there's no wrong in being popular or an honors students the criticism is just a little stronger and it's not as easy to be accepted by some people. but, 'after all, everyone has his own status. i : s 1- A 8 K 'hw I.- QS 5 Q, I 1-ff? I Q56 .Mr ef SQA -W1.? - 1 1' ,. 2- f jim--. l ww. wg M v N' X , M .vs wi' ' . . A K x 'AW 'IA ,. ..,.Pv3YN f. - 4 , LKLY.f-- K ..f ' 6 A 5 if 8-0- i was honored being miss central but it was a responsibility. somehow i wasn't an individual anymore i was another queen. but through Coping with their criticism, good and bad, i learned a lot about people. . . and myself. CGHHIE hllSAB6Ck Q fs: gtg S ali ar? X 5 S 54955. Q S, -S 'fz ais -I Ki Q figs we-ft 'S' at as K' y 3 , tv, ge t 5 Lyra: L k JA is ,, . as-1. 1 1 W EEE gs ,ww 91 S :- M E ,Q , , , 5. il, ii' . it 5, saw: - , - . -, 5 W-M' -Jwcdki. - - gg I ididn't know if i was a loser or a winner. i felt like both . .. i hurt on the in- side like a loser but i smiled on the outside like a winner and it worked - now i don't feel like i was just a queen attendant- i was a lady. l l l 1 c 5 l 5 Q it Y' queen attenoants I ft? vi ,'-x . i lt x X x X janet Almy, Senior Attendant l joan Bailey! junior Attendant Susie Durkee, junior Attendant Wi' ' .. .W ,,,, . Janice Roberts, Sophomore Attendant Cynthia Brinkmeyer, Sophomore Attendant Mary Lee, Sophomore Attendant Ginny McEIwaine, junior Attendant i ff f a n 'ff -t-ff ' Gerald Bowen, National Merit commended student sometimes i wondered if all the hours of work were really worth it. there were times when i just wanted to quit, but i didn't. i guess that's why i made it. it was nice to know i had really excelled at something. i forgot about all the hours of work and tried to realize my success. 134 HONORS fi lrrr David Carpenter, National Merit commended student, West Point Appointee suv Msgs- Bobby Douglas, All-City and All-Conference football teams Steve Crain, National Merit commended student Susan Bingham, Girls' State repre- sentative ?' it 5 E F s v Kevin Bagby, National Merit commended Kevin Mayfield, National Merit Semi-finalist student and Boys' State representative Bob Geary, National Merit Semi-finalist Bill Murphy, Boys' State representative Debbie Davidson, National Merit Semi-finalist h0l'IOl2S , , Iqbn .f ' ll-r ?qV ,M 3 Laverne Griffin, October Girl of the Month Terie Peters and Henry johnson, December Boy and Girl of the Month 1 Z Q X G, r G, ef! f n GLA, Q-, - , 'Lk X, - 7 -Wu ,ANN -K W . t f , -'? h'-Q. , NLNNV BOYS ADO QIRIS of . ,Qtobefsoyofthenonth U16 mO!1IhS Rnck EnglSS Kevin Mayfield and Susan Bingham, September Boy and Girl of the Month i was surprised when i found out i was boy of the month. it was kind of nice seeing my picture in the newspaper, but the greatest part was knowing that people were aware of something i'd done. in a way, i think my friends were saying, thank you and i guess that's the best part. Charlie Hill and Gracie Avalos, November Boy and Girl of the Month 5 Q, Q -' G , fel f ' 8 ...,,.. ,- W H 1 1.l -1.i 1 - - 1 ' i :.' K K A It A VK 7 . il is it iirr 1 tss r - Q I ' 2 April - Ma February- Patty Ledvina Feb Boys anb Qmls of the months May- Chuck Dow and janet Almy March - Bob Boyse L ...., 9 1133533 january- Connie Hilsabeck and Gary Rowland 'lb- ,yn-4' , March 3 Mary Bennison klnq Daze - kevin mayhem king daze meant something to me this year, because this time someone who really deserved the recognition and the honor won . . . i guess that kevin has done more and become as involved as anyone i know. . .i'm glad he won, and it makes me think that with the tradition there must lie some honor. . . Attendant - Henry lohnson Attendant - Chris Wilson we're all related to one another by the school we go to. but the only way i got to really know anyone else was through small groups. in an organization i felt equal. CRQAHIZAIIOUS Student Council Cabinet: Demetrius Bereolos, Alice Ford, Tim McLane holding Kay Lane, Henry johnson holding Debbie Davidson, Bill Murphy holding Sue Wimberly, and Toshiko Arai. bww we made motions, and seconded them. then we voted and re-voted. we listened to criticism. twhy don't you ever do anything?J i guess our pride was in saying we got a student lounge for central, and talking about our benches. but what could we do for the future? there were suggestions, but with all that procedure and red tape, what could we do? ...J an an 1 f V T f 'Jil lifiiiafiiiiiil 'gggi1g1:2s2'zs2:llr F h Row One: Annette Chambers, Roberta Clardy, Cabinet, Byrder Brown, Sue Wimberly, Cabinet, Susan Howard, Gracie Avalos, Mary Bennison, Leola Taylor, Mike Criswell. Row Two: Henry lohnson, S,C. Vice-President, Debbie Davidson, Corresponding, Secretaw, Kay Lane, Recording Secretary, Sandy Blankenburg, Inter-school representative, Carol Williams, Brenda jefferson, Donisha lvey, Barbara Bauhaus, Cathey Morley, Toshiko Arai, Mr. Tom Turnbaugh, Sponsor. Row Three: Steve Allen, Tim McLane, Parlia- mentarian, Debbie Baker, Alice Ford, Inter-school representative, Kathy McDonald, Pam Bevins, Carolyn Hope, Nancy Hobbs, Rob- ert Hefley, Melanie Hughes, Row Four: Bill Murphy, S.C. President, Mike Payne, Alan Champion, Chuck Cook, lim Alberty, Scott Ellsworth, jimmy Banko, Demetrius Bereolos, S.C. Treasurer, Pam Busby. 144 stuoent COL1l1Cll s. , irtflijgf' . .y N E - C 17X . ,,,, . A X . .,, 'F S ji' , . .E':.v , 's. .J , Toshiko Arai, AFS student from lapan. . L.n, .. ,,,s-- K X - :ew l W4'.fl.ff.e9 Y , 'W ti Ai . I Q N .ft if f' H A X ' vi ftfff 4 ' Q-.. -A -an 'U'-. 1' .x ' - rt V 'Q ' ' f .,., fly! ,T ' y 5 Q c ,X ft, .-... 'f f Toshiko Arai and her American sister, Stacey Mulholland. i didn't know what to expect, all i knew was a picture of a japanese girl who was going to live with me and go to school with me and learn from me for a whole year. but, then the picture became a person and the name became natural and we ended up as sisters. r Row One: Linda Roland, jeff Vann, Stacey Mulholland, Tim Park, Debbie Krater, Gaylene Perkins, Kay Rowland, Karen johnson. Row Two: Gary Rowland, Sr. Class Representative, Mike Spain, lanice Murphy, Tanya Somacal, Paula Smith, Debbie Cooper, Barbara Perkins. Row Three: Ken Smith, Billy Palmer, Kevin Stephens, Laura Warden, Susan Skalla, Paula Weygand, Monica Miller SIZUCGHIZ COU!1Cll AIIS 145 Rutledge, 'fsecond year members L. Phillip Wiley, President. Mrs. Bettye Hall, Sponsor. Q2 2 ,Q iz 1 4 riff Row One: Mrs. Bettye Hall, Nina johnson, Kathi Beard, Nancy Anderson, Barbara Bauhaus, Dorothee Curfman, Gladys Burns. Row Two: Ronald Harrison, Steve Brasfield, Leonard Higgins, Ann Guinn, Steve Hall, Betty Goard, lane Crandall. R60 CROSS Row One: Mrs. Bettye Hall, Sponsor, Sue Morain, Arlene Keith, Shirley Robertson, Brenda Sisson, Kay Smith, Amy McClintock, Diane Morehead, Carol Niemeyer, Karen MCElwaine. Row Two: Phillip Wiley, President, Cheryl Calvert, Dave Wade, Lynda Lambert, Carol Williams, Nena Newman, Debbie Pettit, Wanda Lipscomb, Patricia Westbrook, Wilma Walker. Red Cross members diligently prepare Christmas stockings for distribution. red cross is an organization aimed at helping others. today, it seems that to help someone you need money. so we have membership drives and contests and plan cake sales and fight the apathy. RGC GEOSS 14 i l E 1 Row One: Florence Cahalen, Sponsor, Patty Ledvina, Debbie Baker, Sue Wimberly, Secretary, leannette Dempsey, Carol Niemeyer, janet Almy, leannette jordan, Gail Krebs, Gracie Avalos, Kay Lane, Nadine Ketcher. Row Two: Debbie Lewis, Lela Coghill, Kathy Paddick, Michaela Manard, Kay Rowland, Nancy Stevvins, Vicki Allison, Cindy Gilliland, Cindy lunger, Linda Roland. Row Three: Donna Barrett, Vicki Clow, Vice-President, Nancy Slemp, lanet Edwards, Susan Bingham,,Cheryl Calvert, Nancy Anderson. Row Four: janet Smith, Vicky Hodge, Treasur- er, Cynthia Brown, Pam Busby, Levine Moss, Wanda Senter, Debbie Ford, President, the fact that we vote on members bothered some people, but we wanted girls who wanted ' sl- CAITTARAIA to serve Central. we did our duty ushering at school productions, and tried to get some interesting projects going, but there's not much we accomplished. there's always another year. . my I uw-'A ' lunior Camarata members Dorothee Curfman and Ginny McElwaine combine their efforts during the organizations annual car wash. Vicky Hodge, Treasurer, Debbie Ford, President, Sue Wimberly, Secretary, and Vicki Clow, Vice-pres. Row One: jackie Selmon, Dorothee Curfman, Ginny McEIwaine, Sandy Roberts, Cathey Morley, lanelle Buckner, Susie Durkee. Row Two Miss Virginia Smith, Leta Stevenson, Cheryl Record, loyce Perryman, Adrienne Hood, Ann Burrus. Row Three: Susan Skalla, Carol Banfield Betty Goard, Dianne Francis, Diane Deller. CAIHARATLA Q kayak? ff- 5. api 4' .A- 4.::?fs 2 -.lsr 1' 'wma W f-4. ' G U . ' -qs C C 'sn 11 .. . f, f , -1 C fg., ,ll , .K .fq,,. t A ll -.9-4 ew- ,A . QMQ . f L4 7.. 'A .s uw.,-. . an 91 -Qt., 5, J ' yfivaf , MJ , S. . '.sf,f i3f, ' . ' t .,,Z las t : v-Iwi, V fy 'aff . 43:2 -'fgilg Rr N .-NZN H, -kim ,gh rg 335 fr . 1 ff - or ifl1f'L4Z.?4' Fira . '? 1 1 - A L, V4 v .st K 1 I 1 1--' Keyclub Sweetheart 1' . ' v it X Patty Ledvina i , Q ,Ffa or 'r L F' i didn't mind the meetings twice a month, and the taco fry and division football games were fun. ushering sure can be dull though. and i i s-ug, felt pretty dumb ringing my little bell for salvation army. but through the conventions, vocational clinic, and charity marches, we strove for leadership and community service . we helped people. project concern . . . it was a pretty good thing. . if b Chuck Dow, President A xv' if , if iiii ' , rii cs. ll s Bill Murphy, Chuck Dow, President, Dennis Summers, David Wade, Nathan Chism, Scott Garrison, Chuck Baber, Treasurer, David Sumrall lim Melone, Owen McCeehon, V. President, Eddie Thomas, Rick Coleman, Charlie Hill, Scott Ellsworth, Gerald Bowen ev cluis ld 1 . , , . 'r i'f'ff'f'ggf1'f Row One - Rhonda George, Arlene Keith, Colleen White, Carol Williams, Shirley Edwards, Linda Gottschalk, Margo johnson, Ruth Sanders, Row Two- Stephanie Darnell, Audrey Alexander, Trisha Bruce, joy Graening, Cathey Morley, Barbara Harvey, Anne Burrus, Lynda Lambert, Angie Sposato, Row Three- Pam Geiger, Beverly Baber, Melody Perry, Nena Newman, Beverly Orcutt, Melanie Darnell, Laura Newman, Terri Cooper, Mrs. Billie Mook, Sponsor. backward flips and ballet legs . . . i learned how to swim years ago, yet i had never even heard of some of the crazy stunts we had to accomplish. i would practice for hours, and finally, i'd master a really difficult trick. and even though the water did run my mascara, and ruin my hair-do, and bless me with a case of the chlorine eye, it gave me a wonderful feeling. . .and a cold. synchnonettes when i joined deca the world of advertising and competitive business became a real one. people don't realize the long hours and creative effort that goes into each poster and display. it's a constructive organization. ,M f:,..- - ' , zzftrxftatuc-'zvsw M H ' 1u,.,,,.a::,, M LH fd Rance Redfern, President, Miss Linda Webster, Sponsor, jeannette Bauer, Connie Baker, Marshall Garrett. . ax QQQM-e.-M, 'P ' '-e David Potter, Vicki Critser, Mike Stevenson, Ruth Andrews, George Nicely, Vice President. 154 0 GCA S I nw' Rebecca Williams, lane Pleasant, loyce Bowen, Becky Isenhour, Linda Mays, Rosa Bryant. Patricia Waldrop, Eddy Duck, Parliamentarian, Donna Sparks, Steve White, Sherry Phillips, Kathy Newell, Donna Stewart. A s l VK ,An Donna Warren, Treasurer, Nancy Castro, Ramona Newnum, Penny Folsom, Terry Ward, Reporter, Debra Pardue, Secretary, lim Todd, Tom Tiger, Kim jones. Chauree Tash answers the phone on the job at Works and Lee Law Offices. i had never been aware of the many responsibilities involved with being a secretary until i joined fbla. proficiency, accuracy and social poise were Constantly being stressed. through the organization, fine secretarial positions with local oil companies were offered to us. sure, it was a lot of busy work, but i truly enjoyed the challenge and the job experience i gained will certainly benefit me in the future. Senior Gayla Nelson is formerly employed with Stewart Warner Alemite Sales Co, Inc. .at 1232 South Detroit. Carla Walker, Laura Adams, Debbie Krater, leannetta Ross, Pam lvlounce, Angela Young, Marilyn Morrow, Debbie Witt, Kathi Beard, Lynn Quillman, Chauree Tash, Gayla Nelson. BLA llll black unity still remained an ' A elusive goal . . . we tried and :QW talked and still ran into , each other, but we wouIdn't give up. we had an assembly. . .black poems, black dance, black beauty. next year, baby . . . Attendant Portia Goff Xi al Q Row One: Pam Busby, Karen lohnson, lanis Roberts, Pam Hunter, Karen johnson, Debbie Bate, Ann Watson, lenetta lordon, Ramona Paylor, Carolyn lames, Francine johnson, treasurer, Row Two: Henry johnson, president, Pam Drew, Rhonda Kyle, vice-president, Portia Goff, Wilma Walker, Terri Moses, Betty Duggans, lenetta Heath, Candy McGee, Mrs. Alma Maxi, sponsor, Row Three: Dwight Cole, Ronald Robbins, Carthan Williams, Erlene Hollingsworth, Melony Hughes, Bobby Douglas, ' Darrel Durant, Craig Figures, Wendell Olden, Kathy Crittenden, Ike White, Linda Roland. Mm Black Heritage, Hildfed Franklin. K 5, Z 3 mf. ' 5 ,yi , ff may ,,yt Q, , ' ,F 21? V 1 i,,, .I'. ,Kamal AMendamKennette1OhnSOn President, Henry johnson, Vice-President, Rhonda Kyle, Historian, Carthan Williams, Parliamentarian, Wendell Olden, Secretary, Hildred Franklin. afno amemcan stuoent society Members of Health Careers mock a Hunt-Wesson commer- cial to promote their drive to replenish national forests. President, lerry Smith. 2 l K A 4 l ll - l we're the ones who sponsored s the campaign to rebuild the children's forests. i'm not particularly interested in a health career, but iwent to the meetings and usually enjoyed the speakers. Row One: Cindy Zachry, Barbara Gruenwald, Kathy Geenen, Mike Criswell. Row Two: Nancy Mears, Kevin Bagby, Sue Woodward, Betty Dogans, Candy Evans. Row Three: Nell Guthrie, Debbie Davidson, Mark Kifer, Charlie Hill, Marjorie Teal. we started the year in debt, and had a big membership drive, but the treasury didn't grow as fast as the membership roles. we cheered at football and basketball games and wished for a few girls in our group to brighten everything up a little. Scalpers' Officers health caizeens X Scalpens Donna Smith, Vice President Y red feathers was a lot of fun, if you liked sports. it got kind of hectic though, forty-five football favors a week . . . wrestling, basketball, and swimming all at once. i really enjoyed the Christmas caroling party and the rummage sale. i guess that made up for trying to sell all those spirit ribbons. . L Row One: Susie Durkee, Susan Hester, Donna Smith, V,-President, janet Almy, Senior cheerleader, Connie Hilsabeck, Secretary, Ann Burrus, Karen Bitsko, Row Two: Mrs. Alma Maxie, Sponsor, Connie Horn, Susan Howard, Dorthee Curfman, Vicky Hodge, Nancy Anderson, Betty Goard, Barbara Clark, Mrs. Carol Nasworthy, Sponsor. Row Three: Cindi Brinkmeyer, Alice Ford, Barbara Harvey, Gayle Exendine, Joann Clark, Beverly Baber. 158 R60 IIEAUWGRS 'Z lanet Edwards, President ly E, W ye. we E Rhonda Kyle, Treasurer Connie Hilsabeck, Secretary Row One: Mrs. Inez Sakelaris, Sponsor, Paula Walker, Ginny McElwaine, lanet Edwards, President, Kay Rowland, Senior cheerleader Rhonda Kyle, Treasurer, Sue Wirnberly, Brenda Sisson. Row Two: Mrs. Kathy Gaiser, Sponsor, Nancy Toedt, Debbie Lewis, loneice Jordon Nancy Wade, Sharon Srnith, Debbie Locklear, Mrs. Linda Weaver, Sponsor. Row Three: Nancy Sllemp, Kathy Paddock, Elise Roberson, Sterile anie Krotzer, Susan Skalla. REO IZGATZNGQS 160 ? Wrestling and track squad. Row One: Pam Warren, sophomore, lill Elmore, sophomore, Karlene Ward, senior, head cheerleader. Row Two: Susan Bingham, senior. Row Three: Boorsey O'Brien, junior, Ann Burrus, junior. swimming and baseball . . . wrestling and track. . . being a winter and spring sports cheerleader was something new. i didn't know a thing about swimming before this year and i never thought a track meet could be so much fun. the crowds were never too large, but i think the athletes appreciated us being there. WIITEGR ANC SDRIHG CHEEIHEACERS Swimming and baseball squad, Debbie Locklear, sophomoreg Linda Forth, sophomore, Susan Howard, junior. 5, ii Melanie Hughes, sophomore. i finally made a squad cheerleader. i didn't know there was so much involved in being a cheerleader. . . summer clinic at norman . . .taking ice to the football team . . .trying to get to oklahoma city for the state basketball finals. i really loved it. janet Almy - senior Ramona Paylor - senior Gail Gibbons -junior Lise Brownfield -junior Carol Banfield -junior 1' -L. , A l S i 4 1+ ' j bs, j Q: X 9 .1 Kay Rowland - senior, head cheerleader squao CHGGIHEAOERS vocal ITIUSIC :QW We iff m f Quin tg 'ff J fs Q ll X Row One Deborah Wade janet Wolfe Debbie Locklear jill Elmore, President, Sheila jasper, Symaria Anderson Marla Cox Vickie Wright Nancy Wade Treasurer Linda Forth Row Two Robin Francisco, Nona Paul, Sheila Caviness Donna Phillips Susan Chambers Leslie Shallenberger Vice President Annitta Gardner Diane Morehead, Michaelle McClellan, Ivonne Mitchell Christopher Wilson Row Three lanice Roberts, Dayle Harger, Secretary Brinda Edmunds Beverly Durant Cindy mr. teague seems happy with the way we sing. maybe it's because we like the singing. we only sing twice for an audience- the christmas assembly and spring concert. but singing for ourselves is enough and there's next year and a chance for opera club or a capella. TZl26Bl6 CODES fbirnrvx Shun-long f Barbara Shallenberger as julie jordon, Calvin Simmons as Billy Bigelow, second hour i did somethingi really enjoyed, i sang. i can only remember two bad times in opera club: the day i sang a solo and the last week of practices before carousel when everyone needed about a week of sleep. everything turned out fine and carousel was very successful. i think the best part of all was that mr. teague was pleased. IBM Chris Wilson as jigger Craigin, julie Gore as Carrie Marsha Harris as Nettie Fowler. Pippefidge. 'C'-.5 - 41 Q, . , 1 - -41 W! A fi ' FW' Q xg X ff? A 5 Ln..-L ' First Row: Patti Hansen, Nancy Toedt, Susan Bingham, Patty Ledvina, Melissa Holt, Toshiko Arai, Denise Schauster, Susie Durkee, Dianne Francis, Kathy Mitchell, Debbie Hall, Chris Whitney, Michelle Whitney. Second Row: Brenda Sisson, Cheryl Bode, Nancy Anderson, Vicki Allison, Bootsie O'Brien, Nancy Ogburn, Gail Gibbons, Kay Redfearn McGrew, Regina Childers, joyce Perryman, Cheryl Bane, Sherry Hobgood, Pam johnson, julie Gore. Third Row: Freddy jones, Stan Wilkens, Keith Roland, Rick Mason, Sammy Simmons, Rusty Park, Russell Dyer, Lise Brownfield, Vicki Clow, Alvin Baker, janet Edwards, Ricky Bittle, Terry Westemeir, Alan Champion, Chris Wilson, Steve Krumm, Tommy jones, Fourth Row: Alan Lustgarten, Tom Hix, john Hendricks, David Newman, Bob Moore. opeiza cluis ,,,. W- ,. I Calvin Simmons as Billy Bigelow, Kay Lane as Mrs. Mullins. i l Tommy lones as Enoch Snow. Mr. Rex Teague, director. First Row: Kay Rowland, Debbie Walker, Deanna Suttle, Paula Smith, Karlene Ward, leanette Dempsey, Fay Redfearn, Vicki Harrison, Tanya Somacal, Donna Smith, Darla Stanford, Carol Banfield. Second Row: Barbara Shallenberger, lrvina Smith, Cynthia Brown, Mary Hatmaker, lanelle Buckner, Nancy Slemp, Debbie Baker, Connie Hilsabeck, Mary Turnbow, Lisa Stewart, Sandra Berger, Mary Catlett. Third Row: Calvin Simmons, Marsha Harris, Kay Lane, Rick Westcott, lohn Stewart, Charlie Hill, Kay jackson, Renee Erinssee, Sue Wimberly, Gracie Avalos, lack Frans, Russell Downs, Mike Whitney, Vance Martin. Fourth Row: Russell Nance, Brad Thomas, Tim McLane, Wes Burton, Richard Hollowell, jeff Brown, Doug McHenry, Tom Ward, Brad Porter, Darius Copley, OPERA ClL1B Row One: Dian Cordon, Diane Frans, Bonnie Salazar, Neda johnson, Jeanette jordan, Nancy Stebbins, Dianne Francis. Row Two: Kay Smith, Debbie Lewis, Stephanie Darnell, Donna Barrett, Terie Peters, Marcia Thompson, Sandra McGilbra, Wanda Senterg, Row Three: Lou Ann Goodbary, Cheryl Bode, Ricky Mason, Russell Downs, Stephen Kloehr, Walter King, Fred Hammond, Rusty Park. i like the music we sing. it's a great feeling to belong to a song, and to put all your efforts into making it complete and beautiful. sure not everyone enjoys the type of songs we sing, but then, we strive to please mainly those who do appreciate our music. sometimes i wonder if our efforts are worthwhile. but, the peaceful feeling i get after singing tells me they're not in vain. A CADGHA Ch0ll2 Nerf A Capella Choir joins members of Opera Club in the annual Christmas assembly . gs, 1 1 af x , CS S? G Row One: Carolyn jones, Nancy Anderson, Bonnie Mclntosh, Cindy Gilliland, Darlene Esmond, Gracie Avalos, Jeannette Dempsey, Susie Durkee. Row Two: Barbara Perkins, Mary Ann Walton, Debbi Ford, Vicki Clow, Vicky Hodge, Vicki Allison, Kim Dent. Row Three: Sigmund Batson, Wayne Thomas, lerry Lewis, President, Larry jackson, Winford Sullivan, Rick Battle, Vice President, Faye Howard, Kathy Morgan. 7,1 5 ig . T 3 . , I , -' 5 x Q T l lllf 1 ' 1' M H A. ... I fe.. EQ Mr. Rex Teague, Sponsor A Capella chom being band queen is an experi- ence. it's an honor. and it's such a good, friendly feeling. i remember all the tension and butterflies while i was waiting for the results. when i stop to think about all the other girls who could be here, it makes me realize how lucky i am. ,. fir' lfrliiff ff x , f, fr' N, Band Queen attendants: juniors, Suzanne Campbell and Darlene Cerda, and seniors, Alice Ford and Sandy Booth. 1971-72 Band Queen, Stacey Mulholland, people think it's easy. have you ever had to wear shorts A I and a sleeveless top at 30O? the twirling part isn't hard, but when you lose your baton or your strap falls on your costume, you can lose your confidence. and what is there to hide behind? the fifty yard marker? the football? Twirlers Darlene Cerda and Connie Pilkington. 168 lnSU2UlTlEl11ZAl INUSIC l i carried that flag through downtown tulsa during the christmas parade. i practiced staying in line with the other three guys for hours. it made me tired. Color Guard, left to right: Randy Taff, Tim Smith, Nick Butler and David MV- RlChafCl VVilSOf1, Director. Goodson. we have a lot of potential this year. when these kids get some experience, we'll have a great department . mr. wilson was up on his group, they were his kids, and nothing was too good for them. Instrumental Music Council, left to right: David Pitts, Melanie Hughs, Charles Womack, Nick Butler, Gary Rowland, Darlene Cerda, Randy Taff, Stacey Mulholland, Ken Baird, Connie Pilkington, Kevin Mayfield. we planned social activities for all of the instrumental music department. we tried to make each class part of one big active family. ll1S1Zl2UlT16l1IAl IHUSIC 5. ii? a YZ di! if -gf: 'Q I X 5 I 3 2 '-1 1 'QQ u if 3 K 'Y-4 U s , ff. if I .E 1 m xx 9 'BBL Q. an-Q K1 I ,lkgm .. . . 2 S il - ' Q fi 5 1 : 'A ' f X we come in and listen to mr. wilson. or we practice our numbers and review for a test. mostly we just get ready for being in a more advanced Class' Ohf yeah' We goof Varsity Band rehear5e5 fOr the Clarinet pl3y6I'S WE-IHTI up fOr 3 duet around a lot. upcoming spring assembly. they'Il be playing for Mr, Wilson. Row One: Tisma Hockett, Lynda Lambert, Edye Garner, Viola Mclntosh, Sue Long, Laura Dillion, Arnita Sanders. Row Two: Wendy Garrett, Tommy Morris, Gary Horton, loann Wagoner, Emery Tease, Tevin Thomas, Caspure Johnson, Marvin Hopson, jerry Evans. Row Three: joe Birmingham, Nadine Ketcher, Sandy Booth, Kathi Beard, Victor Turner, Melanie Hughes, Raymond Cox, Philip Stevenson, Tim Smith, Richard Spears, Timothy McMullen. stage band isn't a class, it's a group. we use our own time to practice. it's worth it. i like a lot of brass and definite rhythm. that's what stage band is. we play at concerts. we had a special one at muskogee. no matter what we do, it's fun. Row One: McKinley Mann Ill, Nick Butler, Carolyn Hope, David Clay, lim Hunter. Row Two: David Pitts, David Carpenter, Steve Elliott, Chuck Cook, Gary Worthy, Fried Elliott, Kevin Mayfield, jim Alberty. Row Three: john Ross, Ken Baird, Rick Brasher, Gordon Murray, Gary jackson, Oscar Botkin, Ann Guinn. vaizsit Banofstaoe Bano Q 'ul' - ' N y . -2 LJ I X f N X -agar! . M '- . t ,Q 'N' we M- --e-,--- -- - e , ,e --P -re.. .... W M, rtti i , ff lf K , - mr WM' Q V , 41 ,fy 4 if, J , 2 I W l 1 l nl 33- 'Q 'T' wp 'Zi f,V,5U3 ,M-M1 Q r N., r 4-, ,Y . L , ' ,, N , - ,.,,L,, no ryigk-g'5g.,1.P.t I gpiiaqr f A nfl A' ,H -5 ,M Wu-, -Vnlzrhht A N - ,, K ', 4:4155 Mt . - -Mfr - ,- a .,..... . .. , ,. , , .wi 0 hw xv,-.F ' W- --if -M-H-il'n1unvlrf,.lnlQc.4..A, .5-,,,,,., 'K 3 V .,.-, vu- x75L?ft3' S . Ak. N '2 lgqf-'fx' M. fl xgir!'f'5Q's. Q' . T- ,,, Drum Major, Gary Rowland. Sousaphones get the spotlight during halftime entertainment, 'fr' -- I . 8 , .W It., ,, i like rugged outdoor life. i get up at dawn to walk and feel the dew beneath my feet. cold air is exhilarating and brightens the spirit. i wouldn't mind following gary rowland around in a parade. can i be in marching band? X' ' 1 f :. J lT1Al2Cl1lnG BANG 173 practice, practice, practice and ride the bus. . .today roosevelt, tomorrow horace mann. those jr. high kids are dumb, but then i like getting out of class to play for concerts. the assembly in the spring is the toughest thing to do. all those hours of practice for two seventy minute assemblies don't seem logical, but i never expected it to be. it's the feeling that i mastered something difficult that is satisfying. ' l . Baritonist Fried Elliott practices the score of Carousel Row One Suzanne Campbell, Vicki Westgate, Territa McFarlin, Sandy Booth Shirley Cooper Row Two Karen Snodgrass Randy Taff Kathy Fitzhugh Mitch lohnson. Row Three: Steve Christiansen, Hellen Trotter Monette Hopkins Larry Parker Mike Barber Richard Fitzgerald Dan Matthews, Gordon Murray, Gary jackson. Row Four: Sharon Hughes john johnson Sharon Holland Tommy Morris Fried Elliott Donnie Morrison, Ernie Crombie. Row Five: Steve Crain, lohn Ross, Connie Pilkington David Pitts Curtis Porter 4 symphonic Bano an-,V,,. Ken Baird runs through a difficult trumpet solo for spring concert, Row One: Sandy Stebell, Ann Holmes, Darlene Cerda, Gina Yates, Nadine Ketcher, Kathi Beard. Row Two: Steve Elliott, David Rickel, David Carpenter, David Goodson, Stacey Mulholland. Row Three: Chuckie Stewart, Gary Bigpond, Nick Butler, David Clay, Beverly Keithley, Debbie Downs, Carolyn Hope, lim Hunter. Row Four: Ken Baird, Rick Brasher, jimmy Banks, Linda Bohannon, Oscar Botkin, lon Shinn, Gary Worthy, Glen Andre, Chuck Cook, lames A. Alberty, Kevin Mayfield. Row Five: David Sanders, Gary Rowland. symphonic Bano Donna Smith and Mrs, Yoder. Rick Westcott, john Stewart, David Newman, Chuck Dow. if 'iw if 'fm 'P' Wvglk Mr t QNJW7 'ly 7 'G rf. tru lm '96 'W it lcv This gi 'HM , 4143, 7, m a, ' Q -ii,7'N'xWmf1'. , , I 'y fi f 'A ' w if it ,l , ,H A W., w.,v,, ,re'mv, , .X 7x fi . V, , 'J mf. -' W v -' t' Q Wi.. Hu, 1, ' v 'W.'af?'3'TJ.. 'df' fl! - wf 2-.'?f A' 2 ' f M ,, . 1. .,,u,, V, i ,y ,,yVV ,, 1' 1 's f A ma y ir. f,l5'?7' W 'M' I if 5, ,j, 1,ie7,' 7 r H W is , ' ,ffl l . ' , ,M . A 2-.,' - -,Q '1 gb:,'. . Z' i, . Ng. .N L. 3 uw :ik , bl ,i ,, V4.3 ,, -'erik pw it-uf I ,fu lStarting at top, from I, to rj Donna Smith, Rick Westcott, Sandy Blankenburg, Brenda Sisson, john Stewart, Debbie Davidson, Kay Lane, Bonnie Mclntosh, Demetrius Bereolus, Alice Ford, loyce Perryman, Paula Smith, Elmo, lulie Holt, Debra Mendoza, ClHI'iC9 lOhf1SOn, Ginny McElwaine, Dorothee Curfman, Melody Perry, Sue Morain, David Newman, Gary Reid, Steve Krumm, Cathy Morley, Gail Gibbons, Sheila Redman, Cindy Runyan, Stevie Yoder, Dennis Williams, Bill Murphy. Bonnie and Gary in Dust of the Road Q. 39 -- - :a 1..N1.f3g.f , E me . LL'LL 'L S Q K 5 35 5 af Q SP if ig 5 bi 1 W Xp S .gy - ' if Q? EN Q N 4 K A Sig N X +1 JE X W mn' Q 6 Eg S Y as N ww sp 5 KS 9 f , h x - --,'I 11' 7 . Q zkq ,m , Kg 'sm Q if- QF CStandingl Dennis Williams, Tom Ward, Wayne Sutter, Cathey Morley, Clarice johnson, Andy Horowitz, Eddie Thomas, and Karen johnson. lseatedj Cheryl Bane, Ginny MCElwaine, Demetrius Bereolus, Debbie Davidson, Kay Lane, lulie Holt, Donna Roberts, and Donna Smith. Debaters Dennis Williams, Demetrius Bereolus, Mrs. Yoder tcoachj, Eddie Thomas i went everywhere from pryor to stillwater trying to win a trophy, i woke up before sunrise. . .i listened while mrs. yoder pleaded, coached and yelled just to get me ready for all those tournaments. . .i never got around to paying my dues. . .bu i almost won a trophy once. Cathy Morley tpoetry interpretation? . f ,, 5'-w tt... , . 2, K iff' 4: Andy Horowitz, Sabrina Collins ldramatic dueth 178 SPEAKERS BUREAU fi nz.. ! w Y n v'4 jk si if X L 4 gf fr , , v NX 4 1. 5 i 'f .iff XJ -N Mx .,........... i' Mike Binder, Burris Grayson, Gary Reid, Gary Moody, Eddie Thomas, Ralph Stout. Ralph Stout, Robert Dye, Lance Peters, lim lohnston, Norris Williams, Brent Leonard, Tony Mathews, Greg Shultz. E Q va. . all Q i ,yt W . H --.. ,.... Q R 1 lohnny D'Arcy, Dwayne Martin, Arin Meek, Darlene Esmond, Pam Martin, Mimi Wixsom. Robert Sherrie Hudson. Dye, Lance Peters, David Hamilton, Marlow Prince, Barbara Wallace, Eddie Thom- as, Richard lefferson, Hugh Nichols. i like building sets, painting, hammering, knowing what all those levers and switches are for . . . it's fun to work the stage, and have a coke machine handy . . . it isn't easy, but i feel i've accomplished something, after preparing scenery for all these plays and countless assemblies... Xli S l . ' N ..r., l I sf Mrs. Nance tsponsorl, Darrell Treaster, Troy Couey stage cizaft 3- ...nr 'Ribb- Continuity: Rick Westcott, Brenda Sisson, Pam Busby, Debbie Davidson. Dance: Gail Gibbons, julie Gore. Vocal: lohn Stewart, Calvin Simmons. 180 Daze BOARD Executive Board Officers: Kevin Mayfield, Pres- ident, Kay Lane, Attendance Recorder, Marilyn Yoder, Sponsor, Susan Bingham, Treasurer, Marsha Harris, Secretary. Make-up, Costume: Suzie Connell, David Rickel, Kathy Fitzhugh. even though we started early, there was still a lot of hassle, playing around, yelling, laughing, etc. . . . but when it all came together, i liked what i saw, maybe it really was worth it. . . Publicity: lulie Holt, Demetrius Bereolus. Stagecraftz Gary Moody, Cary Reid, 1 2,17 Instrumental: Ken Baird, Karen Snodgrass, Gary Rowland. Directing, Management: Bonnie Mclntosh, Donna Smith, Pam johnson Eddie Thomas, Sandy Blankenburg, Alice Ford. K K OAZG d 4 Marsha Harris i spent so much time rehearsing and Changing my act, listening to mrs. yoder worry, encourage, and shout . . .but the changing and long rehearsals, or even the shouting didn't bother me too much, and i worked and got better, and everyone else did too. . .now it's time to show all the work that i've put into the daze. . .the whole world must be out there, ready to watch me . . .well, at least mom and Mary Bemison dad. . . i'm scared. McKinley Mann Linda Forth Chris Wilson and Alan Champion Suzanne Campbell M 1 3 I fi W? fill , I n Leatrice Parker, Debra Mixon, loan Bailey Kevin Mayfield Gaze 183 tnlls W I' w:2V5,ZH7f' f A ,k , ' ' oe Ax L5 via, t 'sr' 'lg 1gs5Mmw f , , fjmf' t , Row One - Kent Stull, Sarah Nichols, jerry Smith, Scott Garrison, Chuck Cook, Sue Woodward. Row Two -Charlie Hill, Leigh Hoge lschoollw lim Melone, Dianne Francis, Owen McCeehon, David Sumrall, Kevin Kelly, Debi Walker, john Wade Leigh Hoge, Editor if 3' here's my story, do i make the a? school life, tribal tribune, one staff for two papers. two deadlines, twice as much work, and two chances to do something good. we're sorry, mrs. stanfield, but what do you expect? leigh's not in the room, we're losing money, and hzfven't you heard the complaints? U2lBAl TRIBUNE 185 QX 235' my i wanted the book to be good. so i did my best to be honest and tried hard to understand why we couldn't do this or that. i held my temper when someone said no. i took everyone's suggestions but went ahead with my own. i know i opinionized and not everyone agreed with me. i missed deadlines and cussed photographers. i took advantage of my permanent pass. i quit a hundred times, but i'm proud of what we finally did. 55-'Lt':'f - Larry Lawrence, Photographerg Connie Phillips, Organization Editorg Brenda Sisson, Business Managerg Bob Boyse, Photographerg Dana Sexton. 1 Keith Slan e, Photographer. tom tom staff sskr B . . ...,... ,, . ...y l l .yvg . . X . si . . - gg, D046 nw' r ESS. , Ml-...... ,MQ .MM X fe Marsha Harris, Opening Section Co-Editorg jeff Turner, Photographerg Debbie Baker, Student Life Editor. rsavigt 'sf A S julie Holt, Opening Section Editorg jack Horner, Photographerg Susan Henly, julie Gore, Class Editor. Gary Rged, Editgrl ju 1 pq! Marsha Harris, Mrs. Bennett, Sponsor. Patty Ledvina, Academics Editorg janet Smith, Secretary. Starla Dodson, Layout Editorg Bob Moore, Sports Editorg Nancy Dean. tom tom staff S E 15. J, 1 W if 4, gig Y m Q S sr , M E xxxx, N ,,,, ' W ' U ' ' ' . ' w HW WN' ww 'fm Em., W .. 'EWw.'J! ' N 'W g 1 M Q1 fm , t M M is xi My WM 4, f--1 'W J 2- 1 ff' although it takes up most of my time, school is only a small part of my whole life. i'm not really myself until 2:45. nm QW 'VI , ll' err, , ' . K .. f S Q, ies eeee l l 'll' llulw 1' 1 iff' lf ' W W W 4, if ,lll fire y M iessss ,K lg' alll ll 3 getting here by eight meant getting up by seven. seven o'clock . . .sometimes it was impossible. it was such a change. i used to get up when i woke up. being awake seemed to be unimportant.. as long as i was there. i sat in Classg sometimes learning, and sometimes not. usuallyi did busy work and crammed for tests, so very little really ever soaked in. i heard irrelevant questions. should i put my name in the left or right hand Corner of my paper? sometimes i thought i had been programmed for the intake of orders and instructions. but i saw the sunrise every morning. how could i have missed it? it was all around me. wg .m.. i, M everything changed except the weather. i enrolled and i dreaded it. school started and i became tired of it. it was still summer and the teachers didn't realize it. they were conjugating verbs and i was thinking about the weekend and my freedom. ff in gs. . l NLE ff Q2-'iffwg N 1 -f 'Wk YN E i 5 E E 4 l E 1- 1 december used to be my favorite month. but this year it was so different. christmas came without the snow and went without the feeling it used to bring. the monday after christmas vacation Came as fast as the wednesday before came slow. everyone mumbled, what vacation? and waited for proof that it was really a new year. 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X . fl lf. 14434. ull mi ' ,Tl 1 -...vi ff ig 5 J 1 xi Hi . giij may was probably the 4 ' Al longest month ofthe year. y 'J as the days got hotter, ' W ' ' i 1 t fl 1. X l ug PLAN the classes got emptier. i 3 y If' f 1 N r LQ there was nothing to do except it i xt- 'l t . K L 5' wait for graduation and .1 1 ., p the summer. it was a good , I fig,-,' '-J' . Af if j g' time to make Plans and Q f 'lk LM think about what's going g ' ' ' to happen next. or it was X5 5 'f'fll.fff' Q L is a good time to forget l . everything and just have fun. lxjyl ,,.'g 3 5 K, K x anYWaY, it was almost over. D gi '4 1 W 1 X . X,-' . 4 ,VP Acuff, Christine 88,150 Adair, Adair, Adams Harold 37, 49,106 Jim 36, 37, 49, 106 , Deborah Lynn 118 Adams, Laura Gail 88, 155 Adams, Linda 118 Adams Albert, , Rick 106 Mike 106 Alberty, james 118, 144, 174, 173 Alexan Alexan Alexan der, Altha Renee 106 der, Audrey 170 der, Larry 58 Allen, Christa 106 Allen, Mary 106 Allen, Steve 118, 144 Allen, Tom 118 Allen, Vicki B8 Allison, Vicki 150, 164 Almy, 139 lanet88,146,150,158,161, Alter, Patty 88 Alvarez, Jorge 106 Amos, Ron 41, 60, 75 Angell, Fern 106 Anderson, Celina 106 Anderson, Frances Wellmon 83 Anderson, Jimmy 118 Anderson, Keith 118 Anderson Nancy 88 150,158,164 Anderson, Robert 40, 42, 88 Anderson, Symaria 118 Andrews, James 71 Andrews, Ruth 88,154 Arai, Toshiko 88,144,164 Argentos, George 106 Armstrong, Brock 118 Armstrong, Wilma 82 Artis, Joyce 106 Bargas, David 118 Barger, David 118 Barnes, Alan 118 Barnes, Barbara 118 Barnes, Donna 118 Barnes, Rebecca 118 Barnett, Gary 106 Barras, Donna 118 Barrett, Donna 88,150 Barrick, Walter 118 Barrow, Mary 106 Bartlett, Juanita 57 Bash, Franciel118 Bass, David 118 Bass, Terry 118 Bate, Debby118, 157 Batson, Sigmund 88 Bauer, Jeannette 88,154 Bauhaus, Barbara 106, 144 Beam, Frances 88 Bean, Tommy 37,118 Beard, Barbara 88, 146, 155, 171, 173, 174 Beck, Mike 118 Beckham, Bobbye 88 Beckstrom, Robert 56 Bell, Freda 81 Bell, Janet '118 Beller, Theresa 118 Bennett, Claudia 78,187 Bennison, Mary 89,144, 146,139 Bereolos, Demetrius 106, 144,146, 176 Berger, Sandra 89,165 Berryman, Linda 118 Betsille, Ricky 89 Bevan, David 106 Bevins, Pamela 106, 144 Askins , Jamie 106 Atchison, Madeline 88 Avalos, Gracie 88,144,15O,165 Awe, Luisa 118 Awe, Yvette 106 Ayers, Baber Richard 106 Beverly 118, 158 Baber, Chuck 106 Bagby, Kevin 88,135,146,156 Bailey, Christy 88 Bailey, Glen 106 Bailey, Ruth 106 Baird, Ken 88,171,173,174 Baker, Alvin 118, 164 Baker, Alvin 49, 106 Baker, Chipe 88 Baker, Connie 88,154 Baker, Debbie 88, 144, 146, 150, 164 Baker, Jon 88 Baker, Laura 59 Baker, Lolita 89 Baker, Lynn 89 Baldin e, Darlene 118 Baldridge, Wanda 118 Ballard, Gary 88 Bane, Cheryl 106,176,164 Bane, Rene 118 Banham, Debbie 88 Banfie Banks, Banks, ld, Carol 151, 161, 165 Jerra118 James 118, 144, 173 Bank, Tommy 88 Barber, Mike 172 204 moex Bhoiwani,Ghagwanti118 Biggs, Gwen 57 Bigpond, Gary 173 Bilby, Dianna 89 Bingham, Susan 89, 134, 146, 150 160, 164 Bingham, Tom 49 Birkes, Sharon 118 Birmingham, loe 174 Bitsko, Karen 158 Bittle, Ricky 89,164 Blackburn, Debby 89 Blake, David 89 Blake, Kathy 118 Bland, Myra 106 Bland, Wanda 118 Blankenburg, Sandy 89, 144, 146, 176 Blevins, Freddie 44,106,146 Blevins, Herbert 118 Blotevogel, Terry 118 Bodenhamer, Randy 37,106 Bode, Cheryl 89, 164 Body, Delbert 106 Boen, Dallas 118 Bohannon, Linda 173 Boldoe, Frank 70 Bond,Raymond 65 Bonder, Mike 179 Bone, Rickey 30 Booth, Sandy 172, 174 Borron, Connie 118 Botkin, Oscar 173, 174 Bowen, Gerald 36, 37, 89,134,146 Bowen, Joyce 154 Boyse, Robby Lee 89,146,139 Boyd, Cary 106 Bracy, Kenny 106 Bradford, Larry 76 Bradley, Darell 118 Brady, Noella 89 Brand, Lou Ann 118 Brantly, Steve 31,118 Brasfield, Steve 89,146 Brashear, Steve 118 Brashears, Connie 106 Brashear, Richard 106,173, 174 Brasier, Mark 106 Brasler, Rick 171 Brenneman, Richard 106, 146 Brewer, Barbara 118 Brewer, G.E. 70 Briggs, Laura 106 Brinkman, Terry 30, 43, 69, 74 Brinkmeyer, Cynthia 118,158 Britt, David 118 Brock, Carolyn 119 Brock, Sheila 119 Brooks, Maxine 119 Brooks, Tom 40,119 Brown, Cynthia 89,146,150,164 Brown Hugo 68 Brown, Jeff 119, 165 Brown, Jeri 107 Brown, Johnny 119 Brown, Larry 119 Brown Pam 119 Brawniaeid, Lisa 107,161,164 Bruce, Jim 119 Bruce, Bruner Patricia 119, 170 , Geary 107 Bruner, Jack 27, 30 Bruner, Terri 119 Bryan, Bryant, Nancy 107 Earlene 57 Bryant, Rosa 154 Buckner, Juanita 107, 164, 151, 165 Budnick, Vanessa 107 Buell, Karen 107 Bunde Barbara 119 Bunde, Pam 119 Bunch, Deljean 107 I Bunne Buntt, Burge, Burns, Burns, Burrell l, Betty 107 Jane119 David 25, 89,135 Angeline 107 Gladys 119 , Charlie 31 Burrell, Michelle 119 Burris, Barbara 107 Burrus, Kathryn Ann 107,151,158, 160 Burrus, Steve 89 Burton, Calvin 119 Burton, Minnie 119 Burton, Wes 119, 165 Busby, Cynthia 119 Busby, PaIT1144,150,157 Bushby, Pamela 90 Butler, Jack 90 Butler, Nick 90,171,173,174 1 Butts, Winford 61 Cady, Debbie 90 Cagle, Dianna 119 Cahalen, Florence 76,150 Cain, Jerri 107 Caldwell, Barry 119 Callison, Ken 107 Calmus, Myrle 74 Calvert, Cheryl 90, 146, 150 Calvert, David 90 Camp, Ward 31,119 Campbell, Anita Suzanne 107, 170, 172' Campbell, Gayland 90, 43, 44 Campbell, Larry 119 Campbell, Matt 90 Campbell, Ronald 90 Carlson, Opal 56 Carpenter, David 90,134,146, 173, 174 Carpenter, Larry 107 Carrico, Debbie 119 Carter, Gary107 Carter, Floyd 107 Carter, Scott 107 Cartwright, Gayla 119 Casey, Arlene 90 Caskey, Gary 119 Casson, Debby 90 Castro, Nancy 90,154 carleti, Mary 90, 165 Caviness, Sheila 119 Cawelti, Dr. Gordon 56 Cawvey, Anna 119 Celestine, Shirley 90 Cerda, Darlene 170, 173 Chadwell, Marilyn 119 Chambers, Gergory 90 Chambers, Karen 90,144 Chambers, Susan 119 Chambon, Charles 90 Champion, Alan 107, 144, 164 Chance, Kathy 119 Charles, Russell 69 Chelf, John 90 Childers, Regina 107, 164 Chism, Nathaniel 107 Chisum, Loretta 119 Choate, Jarrett 90 Choate, Sherry 107 Christianson, Steve 172 Clapp, Connie 90,146 Clardy,Roberta 119,144 Clark, Barbara 119, 158 Clark, Joann 107, 158 Clark, Mark 90 Clay, Darel 90 Clay, David 119, 173, 174 Clevenger, Charles 24, 26, 30, Clow, vicki9o, 150,151,164 Clute, Dora 67, 79 Cobb, Carolyn 119 Cobbey, Terry 119 Cochran, Richard 146 Coghill, James 119 Coghill, Lela 90,146,150 Coghill, Shela 90,146 Cole, Dwight 42, 157 Cole, Russell 120 Coleman, Rick 90 Collins, Fannie 107 Collins, Sabrina 107 Collins, William 120, 178 Comeaux, Russell 44, 107 Conard, Ray 56 Conklin, Diane 107 Connor, Susan 90,146 Conway, Anthony 90 Coody, Jeff 120 Coody, Rick 25 Cook, Chuck 107, 144, 173, 184 Cooper, Debby 107, 144 Cooper, Jimmie 120 Cooper, Shirley 120, 172 Cooper, Terri 120 Copely, Darious 37,164 Corbin, Barbara 107 Cordell, Rachel 63 Couch, Eddie 91 Couch, Marcus 107 Couey, Sue 91 Couey, Troy 107, 179 Covington, Michelle 120 Cox, Marla 120, 174 Coy, Randall 37, 107 Crabtree, Charles 91 Crabtree, Michael 107 Craig, Tommie 108 Crain, Rice 108 Crain, Steve 91,134,170,172 Crandall, Jane 108, 146 Craven, Debbie 91 Criswell, Gary 108, 144, 156 Crister, Vicki 91, 154 Crittenden, Kathy 91,157 Crombie, Ernie 172 Crosby, Eddie 37,108 Crosslin, Ophelia 80 75 174, Cummins, Cameron 25, 27, 30, 108 Cumpton, Ramona 108 Curfman, Dorothy 108, 151, 158, 176 Curtis,Cathey 108,146 Daniels, Debra 120 Daniels, Laura 108 Daley, Cherita120 Darcy, Johnny 108, 179 Darnell, Melanie 108, 153 Darnell, Peggy 108 Darnell, Stephanie 153, 91 Darnold, David 108, 48, 37 Davidson, Debbie 91, 135, 146, 156, 176 144, Davies, Rodney 120 Davis, Debbie 120 Davis, Janice 91 Davis, Kenneth 31,120 Davis, Kevin 108 Davis, Linda 91 Dean, Nancy 91,187 Deen, Judy 91 Deffebaugh, Tommy 30, 32, 48 Deller, Diane 108, 146, 151 Dempsey, Elizabeth 91, 146, 150 164 Denney, Charles 108 Dent, Kim 108 Deramo, Terry 108 Devore, Beth 69 Dickerson, Les 79 Diffee, Jessie 63 Dillion, Laura 120, 174 Dix, Judy 108 Dixon, Bill 91 Dobson, Marcus 120 Dodson, Kim 120 Dodson, Ricky 25, 30,4f,,108 Dodson, Starla 91,146,187 Dogans, Betty 108, 156 Dogans, Glenda 120 Dooley, Chris 108 Dornan, Tom 91 Dorsey, Billie 146 Doss, Michael 120 Doty, Carol 120 Doty, Cheryl 120 Doty, Deborah 108 Douglas, Bobby 157 174 Douglas, james 120 Douglas, Robert 33, 91,134 Dove, Greg 120 Dow, Chuck 91,152,139 Dowell, Cindy 120 Downs, William 91,165 Doyle, Sylvia 108 Drew, Naomi 120 Drew, Pamela 91,157 Duck, Eddy 108, 154 Dudley, Tonia 91 Duff, Ro er 91 Duff, Vicii 120 Duggans, Betty 157 Duncan, john 71 Dunham, Mary 120 Dunlap, Bobby 91 Dunlap, Breeny120 Durant, Beverly 120 Durant, Darrell 91, 157 Durant, Keith 108 Durkee, Susie 108, 133, 151, 158, 164 Duvall, Sherry 108 Dye, Robert 108, 179 Dyer, Russell 37, 108, 164 Eades, Effie 91 East, Regina 91 Eaton, Linda 91 Eddings, Noma 146 Edwards, Brenda 108 Edwards, janet 91, 150,159, 164 Edwards, Shirley 108, 153 Elliott, Friedrich 108,146,170,172, Elliot, Steve 120, 170,172,174 Elliott, Vicki 108 Ellis, Billie 108 Ellis, john 108 Elmore, jill 120, 160 Ellsworth, Scott 91, 144, 152 Emery, joe 91 Emery, Kathy 120 Endecott, Bill 42, 92 Engles, Rick 25, 27,30,92, 136 English, CordelIa108 Erinssee, Renee 165 Esmond, Ella 108, 179 Evans, Barbara 120 Evans, Candy 109,156 Evans, Donna 120 Evans, jerry 120, 174 Evans, Leo 46 Exendine, Gayle 120, 158 Farringer, Charles 120 Felible, Charlotta 81 Fenscke, Carl 25, 30, 92, 24 Fenscke, Linda 120 Fenscke, Terry 25, 30, 92 Ferguson, Ricki 92 Ferguson, Vicki 109 Ferrell, Vera 146 Field, Mark 120 Fields, Raymond 120 Figures, Craig 30, 32, 92,157 Files, Bernice 77 Fitzgerald, Richard 92, 172 Fitzhugh, Kathy 92, 172 Floyd, Ellen 109 Folsom, Patricia 120 Folsom, Penny 92,154 Fonville, Emma 92 Ford, Alice 92, 144, 158,170,176 Ford, Debbie 92,150,151 Ford, Suzanne 120 Forth, Linda 120 Foster, Debra 120 Foster, Rayla 109, 146 Francis, Dianne 151, 184, 164 Francis, joetta 92 Francisco, Robin 120 Franklin, Charlesetta 92 Franklin, Hildred157 Franklin, William H. 68 Frans, Alice 109 Frans, jack 92, 165 Fransisco, Biana 92 Frey, Tom 120 Friclay, john 109 Friedl, Kelly 42,120 Foster, joyce 120 Fry, Nancy, 120 Frye, john 121 Frye, judy 121 Funk, jerry 42 Gable, Dorothy 57 Gafney, Arthur 92 Gaines, Adell 92 Gaiser, Kathy 67, 79, 159 Galarza, Carmela 92 Galloway, Carolyn 92 Gardner, Annitta 121 Gardner, jannitta 121 Garmon, Wayne 60 Garner, Edye 121, 174 Garrett, Marshall 92, 154 Garrett, Sheila 109 Garrett, Wendy 121, 174 Garrison, Scott 92, 184 Geary, Daniel 92 Geary, Robert 92, 135 Geenen, Kathy 156 Geiger, Pamela 121 George, Rhonda 121 Gervais, janet 109 Gibbai, Arthur 109 Gibbons, Gail 109, 161, 176,164 Gibson, Kenneth 31,121 Gilbreath, Shelly 121 Gilliland, Cynthia 92,146,150 Glory, Richard 44, 109 Goard, Betty 151, 158, 109 Godwin, Connie 109 Goff, Portia 157, 92 Goodbary, Lou Ann 92 Goode, Wilda 80 Goodell, Donna jo 92,146 Goodman, Wayne 121 Goodner, George 59 Goodson, David 109, 170, 172 Gonterman, David 109 Gonzalez, Cynthia 109 Gordon, Dian 109 Gore, lulie 92,146,187,164 Gorton, Susan 121 Gottschalk, Linda 109 Gould, Alan 109 Goyer, Linda 109 Grace, Terry 30, 109 Graening, joy 121 Grant, Patrick Grant, Tom 93 Grass, james 93 Graver, Mavis 76 Grayson, Burris 179 Grayson, Francine 121 Grayson, Karen 121 Grayson, Marcella 109 Green, Lillian Greenfeather, Metzie Griffin, LaVerne 93, 136 Grimmett, Derek Gross, james Grounds, ludy109 Gruenwald, Barbara 109, 159 Guffy, jean 121 Guinn, Ann 121,174 Guinn, Ricky 31 Gunter, Cindy 121 Guthrie, Greg 109 Guthrie, Nell 64, 156 Hale, Charles 121 Haley, Cherita121 Hall, Bettye 62 Hall, Carl D. 56 Hall, Debbie 109, 145, 164 Hall, Melvin 29, 30, 31 Hall, Steve 44,109 Hallis, Steve 93 Hallmark, Donna 121 Hamilton, David 109, 179 Hammonds, Mary 109 Hammontree, Larry 93 Hammontree, Phillip 121 Hankins, Alan 109 Hansen, Patricia 93, 164 Hansen, Patti 109 Harden, Connie 109 Hardesty, Donald 109 Hardesty, Karen 109 Hardin, Pam 93 Harding, Sharon 121 Harger, Dale 121 Harjo, Lydia 121 Harmon, Dolman 72 Harmon, Donna 121 Harper, Linda 109 Harrington, Anne 121 Harrington, Paul 25, 27, 30, 109 Harris, Eugene 56 Harris, loeseph 109 Harris, Marsha 93, 186, 164, 165, Qs 1 138 Harris, Maurice 93 Harris, Olivia 93 Harrison, Stan 61 Harrison, Vicki 110, 164 Hart, Paula 121 Harvey, Barbara 109, 146, 158 Hasty, Louis 66 Hatmaker, Mary 93, 150, 164 Hawksworth, Amy 93 Hawkins, Venessa 93 Hayes, Mary 110 Haynes, Kathleen 93 Haynes, Delphine 110 Hays, Linda 110 Heath, janetta 110, 157 Heavener, Ralph 93 Hebard, Steve 93 Hefley, Robert 121, 144 Hendricks, john 93,164 Henley, Libby 121 Henley, Nancy 121 Henley, Susie 93,183 Hensley, Frank 121 Herndon, Alice 110 Herod, Melissa 121 Herriman, Sally 121 Herrington, Diane 110 Hester, Susan 121,158 Hewlett, j.W. 41, 68, 75 Higgins, Chuck 93 Higgins, Leonard 93 Higley, Kathy 93 Hilburn,jeanine121 Hill, Cassandra 121 Hill, Charlie 25, 26, 93,184,164 Hilliard, Randall 121 Hills, Lauren 122 Hilsabeck, Connie 93, 130, 131, 139,158,159,164 Hilsabeck, Robyn 110 Hinman, Teri 110 Hitchcock, Greg 30, 110 HiX, Tom 44, 93, 164 Hobbs, Nancy 122, 144 Hobgood, Sherry 110, 164 Hockett, Tisma122, 174 Hodge, Vicky 93,150,1s1,158 Hofstrom, Mike 93 Hoge, Leigh 93,184,138 oland, Linda 157 olbert, judy122 Holland, Sharon 172 Hollingsworth, Earlene 157 ollowell, Richard 93, 165 olmes, Ann 173 Holmes, janette 57 Holt, julie 94, 87, 176,177,187 Holt, Melissa 110, 164 Honeycutt, Billy 122 Honeycutt, Sue 122 Honeywell, Don 110 Hood, Adrienne 110,151 Hood, jack 48, 94 Hood, jeannie 110 Hoover, Craig 122 Hope, Carolyn 122, 144, 170, 173 174 Hope, Patty 94, 146 Hopkins, Monette 122,172 Hopkins, Peggye 94 Hopkins, Timothy 110 Hopson, Marvin 31,174 Horn, Connie 94, 158 Horn, Kathryn 122 Horn, Kenneth 94 Horne, Edwin 110 Horner, jackie 43, 44, 94, 184 Horowitz, Andy 176, 178 Horton, Gary 122, 174 Hosey, Sandra 122 Howard, Howard, Billy 122 Faye 110, 122 Howard, james 33, 69, 74 Howard, Susan 110, 144, 158, 160 Hudson, jesse Hudson, Sherrie 122, 179 Hughes, Melanie 122, 144, 157, 160, 174 Hughes, Sharon 122, 172 Humble, Nancy 94 Hummel, Forrest 31, 72, 75 Humphrey, Mary 122 Hunt, james 77 King, Walter 31,170 Kinnan, Robert 111 Kinnard, Cynthia 123, 170 Kirchenschalager, Barbara 111 Knowles, Marcia 123 Kozlikuski, Rita 123 Krater, Deborah 94, 145, 155 Krebs, Gaila jean 94, 150 Krotzer, Stephanie 123, 159 Kroutter, Charlene 123 Kroutter, joe 95 Krumm, Steve 176,164 Kyle, Rhonda 95,157 Ivey, Donisha 122, 144 Ivy, Charlotte 94 lvy, Tommy 122 jackson, Bill 146 jackson, Claudia 122 jackson, Don 94 jackson, Edna 110 jackson, Gary 94, 172, 174 jackso n, Sandra 94,165 jacobs,Alettrice110 jacobs jacobs on, Diana 94 on, janet 122 lamb, Wayne 95 Lambert, Lynda 123, 174 Ladd, Cora 111 Ladd, Opal 111 Laipple, jo Ann 111 Lane, Harriet 95, 144,1 Lanier, Ed 95 Lassiter, Bobby 111 Latimer, Wayne 95 Lawrence, Larry 36, 37, 49, 186 Laws, Arthur 111 Laws, Deborah 123 Laws, Stephen 111 Lawson, Harry 95 Lawson, john 123 Ledvina, Patricia 95, 147, 164 138 1 Lee, Brenda Lee, Loretta 111 Lee, Marcia 111 Lee, Mildred 57 SO, 176, 164 150, 187 james, Carolyn 94, 157 james, Terri 110 jamison, Mike 31 jarrard, Rickey 110 jarrett, jennifer 122 jasper, Sheila 122 jefferson, Brenda 122, 144 jefferson, Richard 49,179 jenkins, Vincent 110 jennemann, Martha 110 jeremiah, jimmy 94 johnson, Caspure johnson, Claudette 122 johnson, Clarice 94, 176 johnson, Deloras 122 johnson, Elizabeth 110 johnson, Francine 157 johnson, Henry 31, 32, 94, 136, 144, 146 johnson, Hortense 76 johnson, john 30,172 johnson, Karen 122, 145, 157, 176, 177 johnson, Karin 94 johnson, Kay 94 johnson, Kennette 94,157 johnson, Kristi 146 johnson, Francine 110 johnson, Mitchell 122, 170, 172 johnson, Neda 110 johnson, Nina 122 johnson, Pamela 94, 146,164 johnson Steve 110 Lee, Mary 123, 133 Leech, john 95 Leifheit, Debra 123 Leigh, Gwendolyn 95 Leisy, john 111 Lemons, Gary 95 Leonard, Brent 111, 179 Lester, Rick 123 Lewallen, Terry 123 Lewis, Carolyn ' Lewis, Debbie 95,150,159 Lewis, jerry 95 Lewis, Alan Lewis, Tomi 95 Lightfoot, Donna Line, Eddy 95 Lipe, Patricia 123 Livers, Robert Locklear, Cheryl 95 Locklear, Debbie 123, 159, 160 Lofton, Charles Lollis, Susan 95 Long, juanita 123, 174 Looper, Richard Lousch, Richard 37, 75 Lowe, Beverley 95 Lucas, Benjamin 123 Luce, Leon 73 Lumpkin, Nancy Lustgarten, Alan 95, 164 Lusty, Iwannah 62 Lynch, Charlene 95 Lynny,Murelio123 johnstorl, jimmy 110, 179 joice, jimmy 122 jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jones, jordan jordan jordan jordan Alberta 62 Deatra 122 Donna 122 janet 122 ludy 110 julie 110 Kimberli110,154 Larry 37 Sandra 122 Tommy 94,164,165 ,Charlesetta 110 ,janeice110,159 , jeanette 94, 157, 150 , Marilee122, 170 joseph, Versadale 122 lubela, joan 110 junger, Michael 122 junger, Cindy 94,150 Keen, Kathy 110, 146 Keigley, Sherry 123 Keith, Arlene 123 Keith, jesse 110 Keithley, Beverly 123, 173 Keithley, Bonita 110 Kelly, Faron 123 Mack,joann123 Macke y, Leslie 123 Madden, Theresa 95 Maddux, jacquelyn 111 Maddux, Gary 31, 95, 147 Maddux, jan 95 Makar, Mary 123 Malone, Edward 123 Manard, Michaela 147, 150,95 Mankins, Martha 111 Mann, McKinley 95, 174 Marshall, Celia 123 Marshall, Donna 123 Martin , Dwayne 179 Martin, Lois 111 Martin, Melvin 70 Martin, Pam 179 Martin, Vance 123, 165 Mason, Randy 44 MBSOFI Rick 44 95 164 Mathews, Tonyl179 Mathis, Linda 95 Matthews, Dan 111,172, Matthews, Deborah 95 Maxie, Alma 66,157,158 Mayfield, Cynthia 123 95 Hunter, james 122, 170,173,174 Hunter, Pamela 122,157 Hurn, Debra 94 Hutchinson, Anna Lee 110 Hutchinson, David 122 Hutchinson, Sharon 94 Hutchinson, Tom 94 lmhoff,joanna122 lnglett, Teresa 94 Inman, Mary 57 Kelly, Kevin 94, 184 Kennamer, Bobby 110 Kennedy, jeff 31 Kennedy, David 94 Kent, Everett 111 Kessler, Eugenie 94 Kessler, jack 111 Ketcher, Helen 94, 150, Ketcher, Larry 123 Kidwell, Michael 123 173,174 Mayfield, Kevin 87, 95, 135, 147, 158,171 173,174 Maynard, jewell 59 Mays, Linda 111,154 Mays, Ronnie 95 Maxey, Sharon 111 McAninch, Susan 111 McArthur, jimmie 95 McArter, Peggy 123 McCane, john 111 McCaskey, Patty 111 lpock, Bonnie 94 lsenhour, jimmy lsenhour, Becky 94, 154 Kiel, Deborah 94 Kifer, Mark 156 King, Mary 123 McClellan, Michaelle123 McClintock, Amy 123 McClintock, Billy 124 INDEX Stewart, Cassandra 114 Skalnik, Karl 65 McConnell, Donald 95 McCord, jerry 95 McCoy, Rona 95 McCracken, Don 95 McDonald, Katherine 95,144 McElfresh, Sandi 124 McElwaine, Ginny 133, 147, 151 159, 176 McElwaine, Karen 124 McElwaine, Virginia 111 McEvers, Terrie 95 McFarin, Territa111,172 McGee, Candy 111, 157 McGeehon, Owen 46, 96, 184 McHenry, Allan 111 McHenry, Doug 165 McHugh, Ernest 65 Mclntosh, Bonnie 111, 146, 176 Mclntosh, Roley, 96 Mclntosh, Vida 174 Mclntosh, Viola 111 Mclntosh, Waldo 96,147 McLane, Tim 96,144,165 McLaughlin, Rosellen 124 McManus, Nina 96 McMeeken, Danny 124 McMullen 174 McNabb, Mary 96 McPhail, james 124 McWatters, Keith 96 Mears, Nancy 96,147,150,156 Medlin, john 96 Meek, Ardoth 96, 147 Meek, Arin 179 Meek, Mike 96 Meeker, Dennis 112 Meisenheimer, Deborah 124, 171 Melone, jim 46, 47, 96, 147, 184 Mendoza, Anita 112 Mendoza, Debra 96, 176 Merrell, Ronald 96 Miller, john 124 Moses, Terri 96, 130, 157 Moss, Kermita Moss, Levine 96, 130 Morton, Ron 96 Mounce, Pam 155 Mulholland, Stacey 96, 145, 147, 171,173 Mullins, jimmy 112 Mullins, Larry 96 Mullins, Maria 124 Mullins, Michael 31, 124 Mulvaney, Herbert 72 Murphy, Bill 96, 135, 144, 158, 176 Murphy, janice 124, 145 Murphy, Sandra 124 Murray, Gordon 112, 171, 172, 174 Murray, Stephen 112 Myers, jerry 112 Nance, Donna 82,179 Nance Russell 49, 112, 165 Nasworthy, Carol 78, 158 Naymon, Rodney 124 Nelson, Gayla 96,155 Nelson, Karen 124 Nelson, Mark 42,122 Nelson, Mark P124 Nelson, Mike 96 Newby, Daniel 112,147 Newell, Kathy 154 Newman Debra 124 Newman Laura 124 Newman, Nena 124 Parker, Ruth 97- Parks, Emma 112 Parks, Gayle 97 Parnosky, Billie 112 Parrott, Glenda 97 Parsons, jo Ann 112 Parson, Mike 97 Paul, Wenona 125 Paulson, Paul 64 Paylor, Etta 125 Paylor, Mike 37,125,144 Paylor, Ramona 97,157,161 Payne, Lynda 112 Payton, Karen 97 Pebworth, Sindy 125 Pebworth, Gary112 Penny, Taylor 49 Perceful, joyce 112 Perett, jenny 64 Perkins, Barbara 97 Perkins, Gaylene 125 Perkins, Howard 97 Perrine, Patrick 98 Perry, Brenda 125 Perry, Gerald 42,125 Perry, john 125 Perry, Lee Ann 147 Perry, Melody 112, 176 Perryman,joyce112,131,176,164 Peters, Terie 98, 136 Petit, Debra 147 Petre, Wayne 113 Phelps, Anne 125, 171 Phillips, Connie 98,187 Phillips, Donald 125 Phillips, Donna 125 Phillips, Gayle 98 Phillps, Larry 113 Phillips, Sherry 113, 154 Pilkington, Connie 125,170,172 Pigeon, Leon 113 Pitt, Geneva 81 Pittman, Beverly 98 Pleasant, jane 98,154 Plunk, judy 98 Poor, Kathy 113 Poor, jimmy 25, 98 Pope, Meredeth125 Porter, Charles 98,165 Porter, Curtis 125, 170, 172 Potter, David 98,154 Potter, janet 113 Potter, Vicki 98 Poyner, Teresa 113 Poyner, Terry 113 Poyner, Vivian 113 Pravnan, jim 98 Preddy, Gregory 113 Prevett, Brenda 98 Raines, Kenneth 98 Ramsey Constance 125 Miller, Monica 124, 145 Miller, Pamila124 Miller, Sandra 124 Miller, Sharon 112 Misch, Alice 124 Mitchell, Holly 124 Mitchell, lvonne 124 Mitchell, james 69 Mitchell, Kathy 164 Mitchell, Suzanne 124 Mixon, Deborah 96 Mixon, Hulin 96 Moak, joyce 124 Moeller, Christopher 124 Monday, Terri 124 Momeith, Gay112 Moody, Gary 96, 179 Mook, Billie 73 Moore, Brenda 96 Moore, janet 124 Moore, Kenny 43, 44,112 Moore, Moore, Morain, Robert 23, 27,96,187,164 Rose 112 Wanda124, 171,176 Morehead, julia 124 Morgan, Kathy 112 Morgan, Rebecca 124 Morris, Thomas124, 172,174 Morriso Morriso n, Clifford 124 n, Donnie 172 Morrow, Marilyn 96,135 Morton, james 69 Mrton, Richard 170 Moseby, Donald 96 Moseby, Roger 112 Moses, Debbie 112 206 Newman, Robert 96, 176, 164 Newnum, Eric 96, 124 Newnum, Ramona 154 Newton, Patty 124 Newton, Sue 77 Nicely, George 154 Nichols, Hubert 112, 179 Nichols, Karen 57 Nichols, Sarah 184, 185 Nickers, Vickie 112 Niemeyer, Caroline 96,150 Niemeyer, Garry 124 Norman, Gwendolyn 112 North, Ronny 124 Oakley, Francis O'Brien, Bootsey112,160,164 Ogburn, Nancy 112, 164 Ogle, james 96,147 Olden, Wendell 97, 157 Oliver, Don 97 Olten, Ricky 124, 170 O'Neal, Barbara Orcutt, Beverly 125 Orcutt, Russell 97, 44, 45 Orcutl, Troy 44,112 Osburn, james 112 Osburn, Shirley 97 Owen, Walter 31,125 Pack, joyce 97 Pack, Rita 125 Paddock, Kathy 97,150,159 Pallard, Deborah 97 Palmer, Billy 97 Palmer, Geraldine 125 Palos, Laura 97 PanKratz, Karl 97 Pardue, Debra 97,154 Park, Russell 97, 164 Park, Timothy 125 Parker, Charles 125 Parker, Fred 72 Parker, Larry 125, 172 Parker, Leonard 74 Parker, Marilyn 112 Parker, Marilyn joann 97 Parker, Regina 112 Ramseyj Ramsey, jewell 60 jeanette 98 Ramsey, julianne 125 Ramsey, Melissa 125 Randall, Arnett 125 Rathbone, Danny 125 Rathbone, David 113 Record, Cheryl 113, 15,147 Reagan, Dale 31 Record, Mikey 98 Redfearn, Bethel 113,165 Redfearn, Ethel 113, 164 Redfearn, Opal 98 Redfearn, Rance 98,147,154 Redman, Sheila 98,147,176 Reed, Becky 98 Reed, Dianne 98 Reed, Gary 98,147,177 Reed, Lou Ann 125 Reed, Merideth 125 Reed, Michael 171 Reese, Debra 98 Reid, Gary 33, 98,176,179 Reves, Velma 67 Reynolds, Tim 113 Rhodes, Alan 125 Rich, Toney 113 Richards, Samuel 98 Richardson, Kathy 113 Richardson, Leonard 98 , Rickel, David 173, 113, 147,170 Rigdon, Duane 125, 31 Riggs, Robert 56 Rigsby, Rhonda 125 Robbins, Gerald 125 Robbins, Ronald 98,30,157 Roberson, Brenda 113 Roberson, Elise 99,159 Roberson, Odell 99, '50 Roberts, Donna 176 Roberts, janice125, 133, 157 Roberts, Sandra 113, 151 Robertson, Anita 125 Robertson, Mitchell 113 Robinson, Glenna 113 Robinson, Larry 32, 44 Robinson, Therese 99 Rodgers, Ethel 125 Rodriguez, Richard 125 Roe, Barbara 125 Roland, Keith 125, 164 Roland, Linda 99,150 Ross, Debra 125 Ross, jeanette155 ROSS,l0hn125,170,172,174 Roszel, Rikki 99 Rowland, Gary 87, 99, 139 Rowland, Greg 125 Rowland, Kay 99, 150, 159, 161, 164 Runyan, Cindy 99,176 Rutledge, Anne 113, 147 Rutledge, Richard 37 Saas, Garry 99, 147 Sage, Cheryl Ann 125 Sagely, Dennis 45 Sakelaris, Inez 80,159 Salazar, Bonnie 113 Salazar, Steve 42 Salazar, Sylvia 99 Sanders, Anita 125, 174 Sanders, Eddie 25,30,113 Sanders, james 44,113 Sanders, David 99,173 Sanders, Philip 99 Sanders, Ruth 113, 153 Saunders, joyce 58 Savage, Sharron 113, 147 Schausten, Denise 113, 164 Schmidt, jeffery 125 Schroder, Frances 80 Schulte, Gregory 113 Schulz, Deborah 125 Schwendimann, Kay 99,147 Scoggins, Robyn 126 Scott, Deborah 99 Scott, Elaine 73 Scrivner, Debby 113 Selby, Stafford, 126 Sellers, Clarence 99 Selmon, jackie 151 Senters, Wanda 99 Sexton, Dana 99, 186 Shackelford, Mark 126 Shallenberger, Barbara 99,164,165 Shallenberger, Leslie 126 Shanklin, Helen 126 Shannon, Debbie 99 Shannon, Sandy 126 Sheehan, Tom 126 Shelby, Carla 126 Shinn,john 126,173 Shipley, Sandra 113 Shores, Sara 113 Shulte, Greg 179 Sides, joe 99 Simmons, Calvin 44, 87, 99, 164, 165 Simmons, Roderick 99 Simmons, Sammy 126, 164 Simon, Linda 126 Sisson, Brenda 99, 147, 159, 176, 186, 164 Sittler, Edward 71 Sivers, DeAnn 113 Skalla, Susan 113, 145, 147, 151, 159 171, 173, Skinner, Harvey 113 Slane, Keith 186,138 Slemp, Buddy 25, 27, 30, 42,126 Slemp, Nancy 99,150, 159,165 Smiles, Audrey 126 Smith, Bill 126 Smith, Brian 126 Smith, Connie 126 Smith, David 126 Smith, Denise 114 Smith, 176 Donna 99, 147, 158, 164 Smith, Evelyn 126 Smith, Evelyn Kay 100 Smith, George 126 Smith, Gerald 100 Smith, Homer 126 Smith, Irving100,147,164 Smith, janet 100, 150,187 Smith, lanie126 Smith, jerry 156,184 Smith, jim 114 Smith, Karen 126 Smith, Kenneth 100, 145, 147 Smith, Madelyn 126 Smith, 176 Paula 100, 145, 147, 164 Smith, Sharon 126, 159 Smith, Timothy 114, 174 Smith, Timothy 100 Smith, Virginia 78,151 Smith, William 99 Snodgrass, Karen 114, 147, 170 172 Snodgrass, Elaine 126 Snodgrass, Martha 114 Snyder, Steve 100 Snyder, Sydney 65 Somacal, Tanya 100, 145, 165 Spain, Michael 126,145 Sparks, Donna 114, 154 Spears, Richard 126,174 Spears, Toni 100, 147 Sposato, Angela 126, 153 Sprankle, Betty 59 Spreier, Rosemary 126 Springer, Bernice 66 Staggs, Hallie 114 Stanfield, Dean 79,185 Stanfield, jim 114 Stanfill, Geanie114 Stanford, Darla 114, 165 Starr, Norma 76 Stebbins, Nancy 100, 150 Stebell, Sandra 114, 173 Steed, Sandra 100 Stenhouse, Michael 126 Stephens, Kevin 114, 145 Stephenson, Imogene 57 Stevenson, joy 126 Stevenson, Leta114,151 Stevenson, Mike 154 Stevenson, Philip 126, 174 Stevenson, Rita 114 Stewart, Chuck 173 Stewart Donna 114, 154 Stewart, Howard 100 Stewart,john 100, 147,176,164 Stewart Lisa 114 164 Stice, Debbie 126 Stich, Ramona 126 Stock, Arnold 64 Stockton, Walter 126 Stokely, Phyllis 81 Stone, jerry 126 Stone, Nick 114 Stout, Ralph 179 Stout, Robert 25, 30, 47,100,179 Stratton, james 100 stun, Kent 100, 184 Styve, David 114 Styve, Linda 100 Sullivan, Altita 100 Sullivan, Winford126 Summers, Dennis 147, 152 Sumrall, David 100,152, 184 Sutter, Wayne 126, 176 Suttle, Deanna 114, 147, 165 Suttle, Dennis 114 Sutton, Tony 100 Swift, Douglas 37,114 Swift, Mark 126 lucker, K,t. 54, 55 Tucker, Sally 55 Turinetti, Bill 59 Turnbaugh, Tom 68 Turnbow, Mary 114, 164 Turner, Elizabith 101 Turner, jeffrey 101 Turner, Victor 174 Tye, Steven 127 Tyrrell, Kathy 127 Upshaw, Sharon 127 Van Gieson, Linda 115 Verner, Gerald 115 secretary - Taff, David 100 Taff, Randy 100, 147, 170, 172 Taff, Sharon 100 Tash,Marilee100, 155 Taylor, Billy 100 Taylor, Franklyn 66 Taylor, Gail 114 Taylor, Kenneth 126 Taylor, Leola 126, 144 Villeral ,Danny 127, 41 Voorhies, Karen 127 Wade, David 114, 147,152 Wade, Deborah 127 Wade, john 101, 30,184 Wade, Nancy 127, 159 Wafford, Sue 114 Waggener, john 127 Wagoner, Carolyn 127 Taylor, Michelle 126 Teague, Rex 83, 165 Tease, Emery 42, 100, 174 Tease, George 30 Teel, Marjorie 73, 156 Wagoner, Tim 73, 74 Wagoner, joann 127,174 Waldrop, Patricia 154 Waldrup, Vickie 127 o enin section - White p g Thomas, Brad 114,147,165 Thomas, Deanna 100 Thomas, Eddie 114, 25, 26, 179,178,176, 30 Thomas, janice100 Thomas, Sharon 126 sports - beverly studio Thomas, Tevin 126, 174 Thompson, Kathleen 76 Thompson, Marcia 114 Thorne, Toni 114 Thorpe, Opel 82 Thresher, Billy 114 Thresher, Karen 114 Thueson, Bryan 126 Tiger, Benjamin ir. 127 Tiger, David 114 Tiger, Thomas 114,154 Tillman, Robert 126, 31 Tingley, Debbie 114 Tipton, Barbara 114 Todd, jimmy 100, 154 Toedt, Nancy 114, 159, 164 Treaster, Darrell 101, 179 Trotter, Hellen 172 True, Betty 63 Tucker, Mary 55 Tucker, Mrs, R.E. 54 Tucker, Ralph 55 Walker Carla 101, 155 Walkerj Carol 114 Walker, Walker, Dwain 101 Walker, josephine 114 Walker, Mark 101 Walker, Michael 101 Walker, Paula 114, 159 Walker, Richard 114 Walker, Sandra 114 Walker, Ted 114 Walker Wilma 157, 101 Wallace, Barbara 114, 179 Wallace,'Gay127 Wallace, Yolanda 114 Walter, Larry 127 Walton, john 101 Walton, Mary 101 Ward, Donna 101, 160 Ward, j eanette 127 Ward, Karlene165 Ward, Mike 31 Ward, Terry 101, 154 Ward, Tom 114, 176, 164 Warden, Laura 114, 145 Warden, Donna 115 Warden, Scott114, 46, 47, Warner, mrs, Richard S6 Deborah 114, 184,165 25, 30 Warren, Donna 154 Warren, Pamela 127, 160 A Washburn, Brenda 101 Wass, Steve 127 Watson, Ann 157 Watson, Bobby 115 Watson, Deantha 101 Watsonberg, Connie 127 Wattles, Carl 101 Weaver, jack 31 Weaver, jerry 127 Weaver, Linda 77, 159 Webster, Linda 71,154 Wells, David 115 Westcott, Rickey 101, 176,164 Weste Weste Westg meir, David 127 meir, Terry 43, 44, 101, 164 ate, Vicki 172 Westmacott, Reggie 115 Westmoland, Gana115 Weygard, Paula 127, 145 Weygard, Paula 127, 145 Wheeler, Sherry 115 Whitaker, jack 115 White, Alva 101 White, Bettie 57 White, Coleen 127, 153 White, Cary101 White Ike 157 White, Ricky 115 White, Steve 115, 154 White, Tom 127 water, Rose 115 Whitney, Chris 164 Whitney, Michelle 164, 165 Whitson, Melva 115 Wickham, Alan 68 Widows, Karen 115 Wiehe, Charldean 57 Wiggins, Patricia 115 Wightman, Fred 64, 74 Wilder, Betty 115 Wilkins, David 127 Wilkens, Stan 164 Wilkinson, Timothy 127 Willard, Keith 115 Williams, Carol 127,144,153 Williams , Carthan101,157 Williams, Dennis 115, 178, 176 Williams, Eugene 70 Williams Williams ,Falina127 , Norris 115, 179 Williams Rebecca 154 f Williams, Ricky 11-5 Williams, Vivian 101 Williamson, james 101 Willis, janie 127 Willis, Karen 101 Willis, Lauretta115 Willis, Teresa 115 Wilson, Carl 101 Wilson, Robert 127, 164 Wilson, Cynthia 127 Wilson, Lance 127 Wilson, Larry 31 Wilson, Micheal 127 Westmoland Cana115 Wimberly, Sue 101, 144, 150, 151 159, 165 Wise, Roger115,147 Wm, sec y115 Witt, Debera101, 155 Wixson, Mimi 115,179 Wolfe, David 49 Wolfe, janet 127 Wolfe, Leonardine11S Womack, Charles 25,101,170 Wood, Lester 42, 115 Wood, Terry 31, 127 Woodard, judy127 Woodward, Vicki 127 Woodward, Sue101,147,156,184 Worley, Robert 115 Worthy 115, 173,174 Wred, Roberta 127 Wright, joe 101 Wright, Karen 101 Wright, Mary 101 Wright, Patricia 101 Wright, Vicki 127 Wyrick, Kathy 127 Yates, Gina 115, 173 Yel'lOI'1 Richard 115 Yoderfmaniyn 82,176, 178 Young, Angela 101, 155 Young, Anita 127 Young, Gary127 Young, Georgena101 Young, joel 101 Young, Kathleen 127 Young, Katherine 127 Young, Micheal 101 Young, Wanda 101 Zachery, Esther 127 Zachry, Cindy 115, 156 Zwing 147 Zwing leberg, David 37, 49, 115 leberg, Micheal 37, 101 CKl1OWl6DGmEn1CS editor- gary reed faculty advisor- mrs. claudia bennett business manager- brenda sisson janet smith layout editor- starla dodson julie holt co-editor marsha harris co-editor academics - patty ledvina editor janet smith bob moore co-editor nancy dean co-editor organizations- connie phillips editor dana sexton classes- julie gore editor susan henley student life- debbie baker editor brenda sisson feature photographers - bob boyse jack horner larry lawrence keith slane jeff turner student art- kristi johnson professional photographers - glen lawrence publisher- hunter publishing co. 207 oennls lee saoelv 1953-1971 Dennis Lee Sagely would have been a member of the graduating class of 19725 would have walked through com- mencement exercises with friends and loved ones and would have received a diploma from a grateful school to which he had given much and added much. He would have participated in the sad-happy moments of parting that accompany every graduation. It would have been this way. But the parting for Dennis came early and abruptly. Com- petitive sports offers much to those willing to accept the challengeg the opportunity to work with friends toward a common goalg the opportunity to bring some honor and rec- ognition to the school you've chosen as your own - perhaps the opportunity to prove oneself- to wrestle life and thereby know its value. It was in this way and in this belief that he left us. In a deeper sense Dennis will graduate with the class of 1972 for life is maintained as memory is maintained and in our journey to the stage and beyond he will be very much a part of our thoughts and so very much with us. if X ,XE W K k. 9 .A , If Qwxwq gif! hmm K, WW iff x9QQ,,5Qjf4,ffjQ 1 Nw ' . ' QQXQHXQ,J'XZQ'6Q'Mf9 X5 ? ff fy in W 3 e 'e,yf3?ffwf'x YW RNQYQITYSNE Q5 W v WP fr' 55' fb PEL. 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