Chandler High School - Lion Yearbook (Chandler, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1975 volume:

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Were IF WE HAD THE CHANCE TO D0 IT ALL AGAIN COULD WE WOULD The Way We Were MEMORIES SEEM SO BEAUTIFUL AND YET WHAT'S TOO PAIN FUL TO REMEMBER WE SIMPLY R CHOOSE TO FORGET S0 IT'S THE LAUGHTER WE REMEMBER WHEN WE REMEMBER THE WAY WE WERE The Way We Werel9 T BLE OF C0 TENTS 10!Table Of Contents THE WAY WE WERE Everyday Life Establishment Intellectual Academics Participation Distinction Endeavors Everyday Life Jr. High Sponsors page 1 page 11 i page 21 page 47 page 57 page 75 page 93 page 107 page 115 page 149 WERE WE AY W E TH ESTABLISHMENT .x SUPERINTENDENT Accountability was the term of the year as the administration proceeded to enact the legislature's ruling that all teachers establish needs, goals, and objectives towards bettering education for each boy and girl. Mr. Raymond Pat- ton is serving in his seventh year as superintendent. BOARD OF EDUC TIO The Board of Education and Superintendent, acting as governing agents, set new board policies con- cerning overnight trips, began a road construction project, and were instrumental in building im- provements. Board members for 1974, from left to right STANDING, are: Jody McLain, Ken Seitz, Glenn Nichols, president, Tom Alsip, Raymond Pat- ton, and Harry Wiese. PRINCIPAL Seeing that the business of the school is performed efficiently and effectively is a demanding task and Principal Lee Henderson undertakes each task diligently. From writing admit slips to setting up public-address equipment at ballgames to listen- ing to problems of students and teachers, his day seems endless. This school year marks his fourth year as principal. When asked of opinions concerning the school, Mr. Henderson remarked that students appear more mature in attitude and were making better use of the educational advantages afforded them. Q- ? . ...L Facultyff 3 1. 1. Mrs. Karen Nichols-English, French 2. Mr. Jim Motes-American and World History 3. Mr. Glen Reeder-Counselor, Government 14!Faculty W 555 521, +11 W., Wi? 1. Mr. Chester Magee-Earth Science, Math 2. Mr. David Ward-Driver Education, Athletics 3. Mrs. Aurilia Reeder-Typing, Psychology, Bookkeeping 4. Mrs. DeArm Pence-Home Economics ADH Facuity!15 1-N YN ,,,!,.,..---.A4gZ,,,,, ,,., , KM 1. Mrs. Joan Collins-English, General Business 2. Mr. Kenneth Pence-General and Physical Science 3. lVlr. Kenneth Ed- monds-English, Athletics 4. Mrs. LaJuana Edmonds-Art, English 'l6fFaCully 4 P,.,...,f . l, f X14 3 . L Mrs Susan AHen-Speech,Joun nalism, English 2. Miss Thelma Clayton-Library, Typing, Shomhand 3. Miss Judy Payne-Gids Phyycal Educahon Jr. High Library 18!FacuIty 3. Vamp fwww M071 ,,..fmavV ,,2,,. KWMW i,,, AWE 1, VARIED DUTIES f PERFORMED SECHETARIES g Two faces with which students are not really familiar, linger in the of- fices of the superintendent and principal. Mrs. Billie Gibson and Mrs. Alma Lee perform such varied tasks as filling lunch orders to ac- counting the school budget, to keeping records of absences. All of the paperwork of the Chandler schools eventually passes through these two efficient ladies' hands. Without them, we would find an organizational lag in the running of a school. QR My ' x as BUS DRIVERS AND CUSTODIANS Serving as custodian for Chandler High School for the 1974-1975 school year is Burton Lee Lee Lewis, PICTURED AT TOP LEFT. Serving as custodian for the Junior High is Melvin Maxwell, PICTURED AT TOP RIGHT. Bus drivers for the 1974-1975 school year are, from left to right, Don Arterbery, Ed Brown, Bill Westfall, and George Miller. NOT PICTURED ARE: Kenneth Routon, Lois Ashley, Marshall Taylor 2O!Faculty We-' THE WAY WE WERE INTELLECTUAL 22lSenior DEONN ADAMS STEVE AUSTIN CRAIG BEST SAM BBIXEY FRITA BROWN GEBBY BROWN VICKI BUCKNUM ANNETTE BROWN ABVELL CALDWELL BOBBIE CARTER TERRI CROSS PETER DICKINSON LOU ANN COWDEN LINDA CROWDER RUTH EDWARDS KEVIN CROSS GREG CRUMP KIM EVANS SenIor!23 KATHY NEAL MARK RACKLEY LYNN ROBERTS JONITA OSBURN PAUL RACKLEY GARY RUSHING CONNIE PARK CHERYL REHERMAN REGINA SCHOENECKE Senior!27 Ndvnguiiffh MARVIN WOLFE MICHAEL WILKINS HAROLD WILSON f+ MARY JO WILLIAMS MICKEY WILSON PHIL HOWARD-Sponsor JOAN COLLINS-Sponsor KEN EDMONDS-Sponsor LaJUANA EDMONDS-Sponsor Senior!29 a i ABOVE - The wittiestg Mary Leonard, Craig Best. ABOVE - The Friendliestg Gerry Brown, Charles Seitz. Left to right: Student Council Representatives-Steve Austin and Robin Hollandg Class Treasurer-Gerry Browng Secretary- Dawn Hancockg Vice-President-Greg Crumpg President-Susan Ferrell Seniors!31 DEONN ADAMS-FHA-2,3, Annual-3, Pep Club-1,2, Music-3, Office Girl-1,2,3, Librarian-3,4. STEVE AUSTIN-Music Maker-4, Rotarian-4, Student Council-4, Football-2,3,4, Basketball-1,4, Track- 1,2,3, Powderpuff cheerleader-3. CRAIG BEST-FFA-3, Lion's Club-4, Football-4, Basketball-3,4, Baseball-3,4. SAM BRIXEY-Football-2,3,4, Student Council-2,3,4, Student Council pres.-4, Science Club pres.-4, Class pres.-3, Boy's State-3, NFL-4, Thespian- 2,3,4. ANNETTE BROWN-FHA-2,3,4, FBLA-4, Powderpuff Football-3,4. GERRY BROWN-FHA-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, FHA Treas.-3, FHA Vice-pres.-4, Cheerleader-3, Stu- dent Council-4, Football Attendant-3, Basketball- 2,3,4, Powderpuff football-3,4. VICKI BUCKNUM-FHA-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Thespian-3,4, 4-H-2, FHA Chaplain-3, Student Council-4, Music pres-4, Band Attendant-2, Girl's State-3, Rotary Ann-4, State Speech Winner-4, Music Maker-4. ARVELL CALDWELL-All District Football-2, Football- 1,2, Track-1. BOBBIE CARTER-Pep Club-1,2, FHA-1,2, Class treas.-3, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Basketball Queen-3. LOU ANN COWDEN-FBLA-4, NFL-2,3, NFL vice- pres.-2, Governor's Honor Roll-3, Debate-2, Annual-2. KEVIN CROSS-FFA-4. TERRI CROSS-Band-2, FHA-2,3,4, FBLA-4. LINDA CROWDER-Pep Club-1,2, Music-3,4, Newspaper Staff-4, Annual-3,43 Librarian-3, Of- fice Girl-1. GREG CRUMP-Student Council-2,3,4, Soph. Class vice-pres.-2, Jr. Class pres.-3, Sr. vice-pres.-4, Annual Editor-4, Rotarian-4, Boy's State-3, Foot- ball Mgr.-3, Baseball-2, Track-2, Most Concerned Sr. Man-4. PETER DICKINSON-4-H-4, French Club-4, Track-3. SUSAN FERRELL-FHA-2,3,4, Thespians-2,3,4, French Club-4, Science Club-4, NFL-3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Thespians-sec.-treas.-2,3, Thespian pres.-4, French Club-4, Football attendant-4, American Honor Society-2, Who's Who Among American High School-3, Best Actress-3, Most Likely to Succeed-4, B8tPW Girl-4, Girl's State-3, Cheerleader-3, OBU Academy-4. KIM EVANS-FHA-2,3,4, Newspaper Editor-3, FBLA-4, Student Council-4, Pep Club-1,2,3, Basketball- 1,2, Lion Mascot-3. BILL FLEMING-Science Club-2, Basketball-2, Track- 2, Football-3. MIKE FOSTER-Music-4, Science Club-1,2, Outstan- ding Woodshop Award-1, Football-4, Baseball-1. KEITH GILLIAM-FFA-3,4. ROBIN GREGG-Pep Club-3,4, Librarian-3. GRAIG HALEY-FFA-1,2,3,4, VICA-4, Vo-tech-4, FFA treas.-4, VICA parliamentarian-4. DAWN HANCOCK-FHA-2,3,4, Pep Club-3,4, FBLA-4, FBLA pres.-4, FHA sec.-4, Class sec.-3,4, Annual- Newspaper-4, Annual-Queen-4, FFA Attendant-2, Basketball-1, Powderpuff Football-1,2,4, Librarian-3, 4-H-1,2,3,4, Head Cheerleader-4, Student Council-3,4, Girl's State Alternate-3, Who's Who Among American High School-3, Most School Spirited Sr.-4. I GARY HAVENS-FFA-3,4, BOy'S State-3. DONNIE HAYES-Football-1, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Baseball-1,2,3,4. DEANA HELM-FHA-2,3,4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Cheerleader-4, Basketball-2,3,4, Track-2, Powderpuff Football-2, Volleyball-2,3,4. WANDA HICKS-FHA-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,3,4, Newspaper Staff-3, FHA Treas.-4, Office Girl-2. ROBIN HOLLAND-FHA-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2,3, Cheerleader-3, FHA reporter-1, FHA correspon- ding sec.-2, FHA project Chairman-2, Student Council-3,4, FFA Queen-1, Football Queen-4, An- nual Editor-4, Annual attendant-4, Most Talented Sr. Girl-4. CAROL HOOVER-FHA-2, Pep Club-2, Science Club- 4, NFL-2, French Club-4, Debate-2, Annual Co- editor-2, Student Council-4, Librarian-4, State Honor Society-2,3, Who's Who Among American High School-3, Gold Squad-2. DAN HOOVER-FFA-2,3,4, Band-2, VlCA-3,4,,Track- 1,2,3, Baseball-2. DEBORAH HOPKINS-FHA-2,3,4, FBLA-4, Band-2, Governor's Honor Roll-2,3, State Honor Society- 2,3, Who's Who Among American High School-3. BRADLEY HOWSER-VICA-3,4, Football-2,3, Baseball-2. MARK JAMES-Music-2,3. VIC JOHNSON-Science Club-4. DEBBIE JONES-FHA-2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2,3, Annual- 3, Music-4, Art Club-3, FFA attendant-4, Basketball-1,2,3,4, Track-1,2, Powderpuff Football-3. MARY LEONARD-Pep Club-2,3,4, Thespians vice- pres-4, Annual Attendant-4, FHA-2,3, NFL-2,3, Thespian vice-pres.-4, Student Council-4, Wittiest Sr.-4, Newspaper Editor-4, Powderpuff Football- 3, Lion-3, Annual Editor-4. TONY LEWIS-Basketball-2,3. HERBERT LONG-Basketball-1,2,3,4, Baseball-1. JAMES LONG- MARY JO MILLER-FHA-2,3,4, FBLA-4, Librarian-3. KENT MAXWELL-Basketball-3,4. GAIL McLAIN-FHA-3, FBLA-4, Band-2, GirI's State-3, Governor's Honor Roll-2,3. DE ANN MILLER-FHA-1,2,3,4, Pep Club-1,2,3,4, Music-3,4, Speech-3, FHA pres.-4, Who's Who Among American High School-3,4, 4-H-pres.-4. SUSAN MOLINE-Pep Club-1,2, Art Club-3, Librarian- 3,4. KATHY NEAL-Pep Club-1,2, FHA-1,2, Basketball-3,4, Office Girl-3, Librarian-4. JONITA OSBUFIN-Pep Club-1,2. CONNIE PARK-Newspaper Staff-3,4, Pep Club-1,2, Annual Staff-3,4, Music-3,4. MARK RACKLEY-FFA-2,3,4, FFA Chaplain-2,3, Basketball-2,3,4, Baseball-2,3,4. PAUL RACKLEY-FFA-2,3,4, FFA sec.-4, Fish Wildlife- Management-2. CHERYL REHERMAN-Pep Club-2,3,4, FBLA-4, Band- 2, Newspaper Editor-2, Student Council-2,4, Cheerleader-3, Basketball-2, Powderpuff Football-3,4. LYNN ROBERTS-Pep Club-2,3,4, FBLA-4, Scholastic Award-3. GARY RUSHING-VICA-4, Basketball-2,3. REGINA SCHOENECKE-4-H-2,3,4, FHA-2,3,4, Basketball-2,3, Powderpuff Football-2,3. MARK SEABA-FFA-4, Basketball-2,3. CHARLES SEITZ-Science Club-3,4, Student Council- 3, State Honor Society-1,2,3, Governor's Honor Roll-1,2,3,4, Lion of the Month-4, Boy's State-3, Football-2,3,4, Powderpuff Football Coach-3. STEPHANIE SHORE-French Club-4, NFL-3,4, Thespians-3,4, Science Club-4, Student Council- 4, Rotary Ann-4, State Honor Society-2, Gold Squad-3, Librarian-4, OBU Academy-4. JUDY SIVIITH-FHA-2, Honor Club-4, Pep Club-2,3,4, Student Council-3, Basketball-2,3,4, Cheerleader-4, Who's Who Among American High School-4, Track-2,3,4, Volleyball-2,3,4. JANA SOL-Montana Heilgate High School-2, Superintendents Honor Holi-4, State Honor Society-4. CHERYL STINGLEY-FHA-2, FBLA-4, State Honor Society-2,3, Superintendents Honor Roll-2, Governor's Honor Ftoil-2,3, Who's Who Among American High School-3. DAVE SWAFFORD-U.S. Grant High School-2,3, Football-4, State Honor Society-4. HAROLD WILSON-Football-2,3, Baseball-1,2,3,4. MICKEY WILSON-Music-2. ALAN WAKELY-VICA-3,4. MARVIN WOLFE-VICA-3,4, V0-tech-3,4. JOYCE WALKER FOWBLE-FHA-4, FBLA-4, FFA attendant-3, Meeker High School-2. MICHAEL WILKINS-VICA-4. Mm Kim Alsip Becky Brannon Mary Butler Allison Claybaker Danny Ashcraft Barbara Benton Ben Butts Tom Costner Carroll Bay Lynne Brixey James Boldman Kathleen Dixon Mary Beloncik David Brown Jimmy Christy Gary Earp Junior!35 36!Junior yuan.. 'i 2? Tyrone Elias Donnell Goodman Pam Ham Sharon Harjo Vicki Evans Sherwood Melanie Gordon Susan Handke John Helm Pam Gibson Tony Gray Billie Harris Mark Henderson John Goudeau Sheri Greenfield Randy Hart George Hicks Russell Holland Cindy Hoover Kathy Hoover Kathy Howard -seg o Bill Hugueley Kenneth Hutchins Chris Jacobs Jerry Johnson will YNY Larry Johnson Tina Johnson Jeanie Jones La Quite Jones Ronnie Kalka Paula McLain Debra Mascho Nlelburn Maxwell Randy Maxwell Robin Merr Jerri Mendenhall Brenda Miller Sharon Morgan Tom Newport Y David Miller Alterra Morton Junior class officers for 1974-75 are: President, Mike Williams, Vice-president, Mark Class Sponsors are Susan Allen, DeAnn Pence Henderson, Secretary, Melanie Gordon, Treasurer, Robin Merry, Student Council Kenneth Pence, and Karen Nichols. representatives, Kristi Seitz and Ben Butts. 38!Junior is-96? 'T .9 fish J x WT N:- ls ! Dennis Parker Kristi Seitz Melinda Stidham Tommy Thomsen Susie Fliley D. C, Smith John Taber David Wakley Julie Sappington Jesse Stewart Donna Tackett John Walker David Seelig Lonnell Stewart Mike Taylor Robin Walker Juni0r!39 Charles Weaver Brad Williams Mike Williams Rhonda Wright Jeanie Jones and John Walker were chosen as Most Talented. Melanie Gordon and Ben Butts were chosen as Most Likely to Succeed 4O!Juniors 42!Junior 1 mr 2 www EW 44!Sophomore Flenda Garcia Edna Gibbs Natalie Gray Kevin Gregg Rita Goodman Mu- L .I Flonnie Guinn Leonard Howard Charles Hall Lesa Howser Linda Herd Eric Huffman Jimmie Hiemer Pam Huffman Garry Hoover Cheryl Hugueley Randy Johnson Mary Kalka Charles Lee Barry Lewis David Long Bill Lucas Janet Lynch Mark Maples Jeanette Martin Mark Mascho Debbie Mason Melinda Murray La Retah Kay Pence Harold Ritchie Paul Shore Deborah Mendenhall Mitchell Naff Kelly Petermann Robin Roberts Andy Smothers Beverly Miller Steve Neu Sherri Rambin Ronald Robinson David Sprague Rebecca Miller Tammy Nichols Terri Rambin Clint Ross Robin Stewart Glenda lvliser Jim Osborne Keith Reedy Nancy Rozell Brenda Stroder Sophomore!45 Karen Summers Rick Tackett Eddie Taylor Wade Waldman Jimmy Ward 46!Sophomore l Paul Wiese Donna Wilson Robert Wonn Class sponsors, left to right, STANDING: Jim Motes, Chester Mageeg SEATED: Aurilla Reeder, Glen Reeder. Sophomore class officers, from left to right: Rhonda Bowen-President, Jim Osborne-Vice-President, Debbie Douglas-Treasurer, Steve Allen-Secretary, Paul Wiese-Student Council Representative, Jeanne Cox-Stu- dent Council Representative. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED MOST TALEN TED -1,55-,, 1 ' w,3,: f2 img ., , -.'::sS,,,- .. X-N -' ' X ,- - - L ., . Ji- 'K x :is Vw ,-N-ft he 'L Q .2 if - - r ef . - in is . - ::.-. i ifrg '-: . Yi,-.:. .Z. :.. ,--- ' ' T1 ' S . . - X . -kk .4 ..,, w S Q x Q5 i ' 'X 1 A :ig .--ks. M f i -,-- ' . - wg . ' .,.. Q- i ' E 3 5 L .1 V A is bi L 5 kk.. I ..hL w C S AM, M ' -5 WITTIEST MOST CONCERNED I in fun. Q ,.,,,,,a ' 1 . ...gal Rita Goodman and Tom Dunning LaRetah Pence and Steve Neu FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED . Jeanne Cox and Mark Mascho Patty Best and Harold Ritchie Sopnomores!47 MATH SCIE CE Biology, chemistry, and physics offer the student a good knowledge of the sciences which is a valuable asset for the college- bound students and one of great interest for those not going beyond high school. ln the math department, a new teacher to CHS has brought a new approach to the time-honored courses of algebra, geometry, and the advanced math analysis course. 48!Acadernics SGCIAL STUDIES Interest has been received in the social studies as the bulletin board in Room 3 proclaims that Those who do not study history are doomed to relive it. Student in- volvement has made these courses meaningful. ACademiCS!49 AN GUAGE RTS A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell where his in- fluence stops. ln language arts the student learns communica- tion skills, everything from writing and speaking correctly to analyzing literature and philosophizing on how it affects mankind and the individual. The new instructor in French has brought a rich heritage of French to her students. They have responded with enthusiasm. 50!Academics COMMU IC TIONS D JOUR LISM A man cannot speak but he judges and reveals himself'l To speak and to reason effectively is a valuable asset that CHS students can use throughout their adult lives. These are the goals set forth in the Speech I class. Serving the high school in many ways is the journalism class as they put in many hard hours on the annual and the school newspaper and the alumni paper. Skills in journalistic writing provide opportunity for future employment. Academics!51 si - iiiiiiik' iii . . K . O ECO OMICS The girls at CHS enter a many-faceted field of endeavor when they go into the Home-Economics department. They pursue a wide variety of home- related knowledge, everything from macrame, needlepointing, sewing and cooking to consumer informa- tion. d . .- i 7 giij g-'iii : ,. X: i E in f . .7.:.fe.gXg:. . h Qi., ffl 52fACad8rT1iCS ..ar OCATIONS A OUDSHGP Our school is fortunate to have two complete departments offering trade opportunities for the students. In Vo-Ag, they gain skill in such areas as welding and judging cattle, sheep, and swine. ln Woodshop, the boys learn to handle tools correctly and to develop the ability to take wood and make useful forms from it. ACademiCS!53 ,liaise Wx SHORTHAN AND TYPI G Relevant courses such as typ- ing and shorthand are in great demand at CHS. The students learn these skills which are valuable in securing them employment or for use in college. l l Academics!55 DRI ER'S ED AN RT Daily taking their lives into their hands, the Driver's Education in- structors set about to teach 15 year-olds the art of driving cor- rectly. The students learn this ability in a 1975 Chevrolet Caprice provided by Hart Chevrolet. Creativity is the name of the game and this activity goes on in room 10. lt is the scene of much talent as everyone develops their artistic ability. Everything from decoup- age-to-monochromatic color sche- mes-to-triatic color schemes-to- watercolors to acrylics. 56!Academics , M u M w j I w1fW:w5l f M f ff wtf ,Z i'ff',' ,ef V W A ' 'ff' f' ww V ,,,pf ,W W W fwefwwfw-T H, W, , V J fi' 1i:7L57? 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Their attractive uniforms of red and blue added color to the stands, and the many chants and yells they provided gave fans that old C.H.S. spirit. 1st ROW: V. Bucknum, C. Cartmell, L. Jones, J. Martin, C. Bay, G. Brown, S. Handke, R. Merry, J. Collins, sponsor. 2nd ROW: T. Johnson, R. Wright, M. Leonard, K. Petermann, S. Ferrell, D. Miller, R. Bowen, R. Miller, S. Morgan, D. Mason, 3rd ROW: R. Edwards, A. Alford, D. Allen, J. Cox, G. Miser, J. Lynch, K. Alsip, S. Moline, L. Pence, L. Edmonds, sponsor 58!Participation CHANDLER' S STEPPERS One of the many proud features of C.H.S. this year has been our high school band under the direction of Russell Gillian. The 65 piece band performing in concerts, parades and presenting in- teresting halftime entertainment during football games has cer- tainly presented a fine showing of C.H.S. talent. 60!Participation HIGH Band members include: K. Alsip, S. Helm, V. Helm, M. Battle L. Butts, L. Schroeder, C. Ferrell, J. Mendenhall, C. Cartmell D. Allen, M. Beloncik, L. Jones, A. White, M. Greenfield, L Pence, R. Sage, B. Sherwood, D. Goodman, H. Taber, R Walker, T. Dutton, E. Gibbs, T. Crone, A. McLain, R. Merry, P Ham, J. Sappington, P. Randall, R. Walker, L. Brixey, T Logan, J. Pruitt, K. Kalka, S. Helm, V. Hite, C. Martin, P. Belon- cik, B. Nichols, M. Young, T. Brown, K. Hoover, M. Thomas, B Shore, M. Murray, C. Jacobs, J. Newport, J. Ambler, M Roberts, S. Allen, P. Shore, R. Gillian, Director At the front of the band, marching high, is Jr. Pam Ham, drum majorette. Her ability to lead reflects upon the band members and their effectiveness. Spending many of their spare hours devoted to lear- ning and perfecting twirling routines have been the 1974-1975 twirlers, who added that extra touch to our marching band. Head twirler was Robin Merry, and other members of the twirling group were Jr. Julie Sappington, Soph. Cathy Cartmeli, and Fr. Laine Schroeder. TWIRLERS KEEP O MARCHI i Participation!61 l 1st ROW: D. Corbly, C. Hugueley, E. Gibbs C Cartmell Ft Wilson P Dickinson S Ferrell J Martin L Jones M Murray Wright, Fi. Stewart, D. Nichols-sponsor. 2nd ROW K Ellias D S Shore Nl Her1dGrS0r1 P Wlese B Butts ERICANS LE R FRENCH A new organization formed this year was the C.H.S. French Club. Seventeen members headed by Mrs. Nichols have been active making money by sponsoring bake sales, winning in the Christmas parade for their original float, and other busy projects. 62!Participation Office girls are from I to r: J. Jones, K. Summers, V. Bucknum, C. Reherman, Fl. Wright, A. Claybaker . n, . I C .Mk Miss Clayton, L. Jones, K. Neal, Fl. Bowen, D. Douglas, B. Miller, and S. Moline serve in the library, OFFICE GIRLS AND LIBRARIANS PROVE TO BE HARD WORKERS Partioipation!63 ANNUAL STAFF STRIVES FOR PERFECTION If it appears that the annual staff is standing on a far away hill, that's just the way it is. Deadlines found staffers frantically taking photos, identifying people, and designing pages. Anticipation, patience, organization, orders, nerves, and worry are some of the exclusive in- gredients that helped produce this yearbook. Double duties took place third hour as the Journalism Class provided a monthly publication of The Lion's Roar . A new area of journalism was experienced in the way of beat sheets, interviews, stencils, and duties. D. Hancock,J.Jones,G.Crump, P. Ham M Leonard V Bucknum B Brannon R Holland L Herd Fi Goodman A Morton A. Wakely, G. Havens, S. Brixey, C. Park K Hoover P Best M Kalka 64!Participation X ,- Q eris s We're proud to announce the faithful editors of the annual who would lend a helping hand in troubled times . . . They are Mary Leonard, Greg Crump, and Robin Holland. The Lion's Roar was under the direction of editors Mary Leonard and Vicki Bucknum. 8EhBl.lllE Sillrilillllll ,,,,, ,,,,,f,.2 I Participation!65 THESPIANS RISE TO STARDOM The international Thespian Society is an honor society for those speech students who excell in the theatre arts. Members receive points for plays, duet, and in- dividual acting. Activities include an initiation on the spring and various plays during the year. Susan Ferrell served as president, with Mary Leonard as vice- president, Jeanie Jones, secretary, Stephanie Shore, treasurer, and Vicki Bucknum S. C. Represen- tative. Mrs. L. R. Allen served as sponsor. C I as tl F s X ep O S Brixey, L. Herd, D. Tackett, G. Hicks, S. Ferrell M Leonard, J. Jones, S. Shore, V. Bucknum 66!Participation SPE KERS OF TUDAYQ LE DERS OF TGMORRDW An important part of the C.H.S. speech department is the National Forensic League. Members of this group are those who exceil in debate, oratory, ex- temp, and interpretation of literature. Officers for the year were Jeanie Jones, pres., Donna Tackett, v.-pres., Stephanie Shore, sec.-treas., and Mary Leonard, S.C. Rep. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Allen re-established the organization. Jeanie Jones was the chapter's NFL District contestant. S. Brixey, S. Ferrell, S. Shore, L. Herd, M. Leonard, D. Tackett, J. Jones, V. Bucknum Participation!67 FRONT ROW: B. Hoover, J Sappington R Ebers R Wright V V Campbell E GIDDS P BUUGI' M Murray T Dunning M Bucknum, D. Miller, ksnerman P Ham R Edwards D Jones k Thomas S Austin S Wakely M Foster S Provence B H00ver Howard, M. Butler, R. Walker Jana Telford Director BACK ROW 3 Riley K Pefefmafln ELODIES ECHO THRO GH C.H. . A new twist to the regular curriculum of the C.H.S. chorus was the Music Makers , a small group consisting of 13 high school students. Along with making special perfor- mances for civic clubs, ban- quets, and town performances, they also join the large chorus for performances. Vicki Bucknum is serving as presl- dent and the group is under the direction of Mrs. Jana Telford. 68!Participation .. AL,,.M,.A HOMEMAKERS STRI E TO ARD HORIZUNS Members include: B. Ambler, D. Adams, K. Alsip, C. Arterbery, C. Bay, B. Benton, B. Bran- non, T. Brannon, L. Brixey, A. Brown, G. Brown, V. Bucknum, V. Campbell, V. Campbell, P. Chase, A. Claybaker, D. Corbly, T. Cross, L. Dickson, K. Dixon, R. Ebers, K. Evans, C, Ferrell, S. Ferrell, C. Foster, E. Gibbs, S. Greenfield, C. Haley, A. Hancock, D. Hancock, S. Handke, S. Hario, D. Helm, V. Helm, K. Hicks, W. Hicks, R. Holland, D. Hopkins, R. Hopkins, K. Howard, L. Howser, C. Hugueley, K. Kalka, J. Jones, T. Johnson, M. Leonard, J. Martin, D. Mendenhall, J. Mendenhall, R. Merry, B. Miller, D. Miller, R. Miller, G. Miser, S. Morgan, T. Nichols, L. Pence, K. Petermann, S. Provence, G. Rackley, A. Ralston, C. Reherman, R. Sage, R. Schoenecke, L. Schroeder, K. Seitz, K. Sherman, R. Stewart, P. Stidham, D. Tackett, K. Waldman, J. Walker, D. Williams, M. Miller, E. Wilson, Fl. Wright The Chandler Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America has been ac- tive in community affairs with ecology as their main theme. They have ac- complished this role by having a scrap paper drive and placing bricks in toilet tanks. Selling flags and making lap robes for nursing home patients have been additional projects. Our F.H.A. Chapter under the guidance of DeAnn Miller, president and Mrs. DeAnn Pence, sponsor, is surely fulfilling the motto of Toward New Horizons . Participation!69 5 . -Q S S ROW 15 MV- SVNHIIWOOU, J- Helm, P- RHCKIGY. C- Haley- E- TBYIOV, J- Osborne, L. Howard, A. Smolhers, ROW 45 R. Bane, B. Lucas, M. Harjo, D. Wakley, C. Patterson, ROW 2, M. Maples, E. Rozell, D. Williams, M. Seaba, D. Brown, K. Cross, K. Gilliam, D. Miller, ROW Guinn, J. Stewart, K. Lance, B. Helm, J. Maples, D. Fisher, ROW 33 53 J, Hier-ner, C, Best, M, Rackleyy G, Earp, G, Haven A. Lynch, Fi. Miser, G. Rowden, D. Mendenhall, R. Wonn, J. F.F.A. l GROWI G WITH OPPORTU ITY The Chandler Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, under the leadership of John Helm, president, and Ernest Smallwood, sponsor, has actively filled this year with livestock shows, sausage sales, and judging contests. The forty-member chapter is certainly living to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. UF -AM U IR ' . I Q IQ ' ' Fi? .Zigi 5 1-, jf' ? AVID 1 A OPTIC-Nqb ' 'Q 9 N' 6 T fs? Z- O ui- Y C od RJ .LL 70!Participation V S S THE STARS TWINKLE CHS ...---1 P SCIENCE CLUB STUDIES MORE ABOUT THE WORLD AROUND US Students interested in learning more about Mother Nature and the world around us have been doing so through the CHS Science Club. The club con- sisting of about twenty members, studies the earth through planned field trips, work days, science fairs, and guest speakers. Meeting the first Wednesday of each month, the group is under the direction of Melanie Gor- don, President, and Kenneth Pence, sponsor. S. Shore, M. Beloncik, S. Ferrell, L. Herd, R. Edwards, C. Hoover, H. Ritchie, L. Brixey, Ft. Merry, M. Gordon, P. Wiese, S. Brixey, P. Shore, V. Johnson, T. Costner, M. Henderson, C. Seitz, C. Bay, R. Bowen, C. Magee, and K. Pence, sponsors. KNOT PICTUREDJ 72!Participation ST DE CUUNCIL REPRESENTATI E UICE OF C.H.S. During the '74-'75 school year, the student body has been able to have a hand in getting things done through the representation of members of the Student Council. Presi- dent Sam Brixey, and sponsor Glen Reeder, plus the thirty- three representatives, have been responsible for a homecoming sock hop dance, a locker clean-up, early morning exercises, and basketball game openings. Meetings are held the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Members include T. Dunning, J. Osborne M. Williams, M. Henderson, S. Allen, P Wiese, G. Crump, B. Butts, T. Costner, M Gordon, S. Handke, J. Cox, K. Seitz, G Brown, D. Hancock, K. Evans, R. Holland, J Smith, C. Reherman, S. Austin, Fl. Brown, S Brixey, D. Mendenhall, D. Douglas, S Shore, V. Bucknum, M. Leonard, S. Ferrell P. Ham, C. Bay, Fl. Merry, K. Alsip. Participation!73 D. Hancock, L. Cowden, M. Miller, D. Hopkins, A. Brown, C. Rehermann, L. Roberts, J. Walker, K. Evans, C. Stingley, R Schoenecke, T. Cross, G. McLain. Ft. Holland, M.James, B.Williams,T. Elias, B. Howser,M.Wilson,J. S. Morgan, D. Wakley, T. Thompson, M. Wolfe, C. Weaver, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, A. Wakley, D. Ashcraft, D. Brown, P. Gibson, Rushing, M, Wilkenson, J. Stewart, G. Earp 74!Participation O-TECH STUDENTS REACH 0 T Furthering their education in occupational skills are these, people who each day travel to the Gordon Cooper Vo-Tech School in Shawnee. The Future Business Leaders of America have 14 C.H.S. students in their chapter, and the Vocational ln- dustrial Clubs of America have 20 C.H.S. students enrolled in their club. THE WAY WE WERE DISTINCTION NN AL ROYALTY AW ANCGCK QUEE Queen, attendants, and escorts were selected among b4,tttt s j seniors of the Annual Staff. Coronation of the Annual t ' Q ueen took place upon the arrivl f a o the annuals. f Crowning the Queen was senior, Sam Brixey. Q-use Q fr X Q c , :tt A iam s I 76!DiStinCtiOr1 2 Senior attendant Robin Holland Senior attendant Mary Leonard Distinction!77 Queen and attendants were selected by popular vote of the football team. Attendants were escorted FO OTB LL ROY LTY ROBIN HOLLAND QUEEN by co-captains. Crowning the queen was senior cap- tain Steve Austin. 7 if ' rs e , Nt 5 ' as 5 5 2 78fDistinction v.-2 L to Fl John Walker, Patty Best, Robin Merry, Sam Brixey, Robin Holland, queen, Steve Austin, Susan Ferrell, Charles Seitz flower girl, Lori Kalka, and crown bearer, Greg Kindley. N E RX N t ,tg l L to R Patty Best, Flobin Merry, and Susan Ferrell. Senior attendantSusan Ferrell was escorted by Senior Charles Seitz. ,, i Sf - ,ae DYE' f Q3 3' WW lg 'QQ W W af Junior attendant Robin Merry was escorted by Senior Sam Brixey. ,W Maxx Rl. ..gl! we ,,,:... . 9 X L ,ss Q is f, AM. . .. . ' , are A f, .f 1-if f . -. , 'J ' ' M M i tlww Sophomore attendant Patty Best was escorted by Junior John Walker. Distinction!79 ASKETB LL RUYALTY 80!Distinction ., ,Ag j. -e 5 3 GERRY BROWN QUEEN Queen and attendants were selected by popular vote of the basketbau team' Cfowning the L to H Kent Maxwell, Kathy Neal, Gerry Brown, queen, Craig Best, Kim Alsip, Tony Gray, Janet queen WBS Sel'1iOl' Craig Best. Lynch, and Tom Camplain. Flower girl, Samantha Motes, crown bearer, Jason Telford. at .br it ii Senior attendant Kathy Neal was escorted by Senior Kent Maxwell. Junior attendant Kim Alsip was escorted by Junior Tony Gray. f P 'lo 'L ' , Q L to R Kathy Neal, Gerry Brown, queen, Kim Alsip, and Janet Lynch. Sophomore attendant Janet Lynch was escorted by Sophomore Tom Flower girl, Samantha Motes, crown bearer, Jason Telford. Camplain. Distinction!81 A ROY LTY ROBIN MERRY QUEEN Queen and attendants were selected by popular vote of band members. Crowning the queen was sophomore Steve Allen. .i 'V 'Wi QL rsstrs . 5 at ' E -A, 5 Uifzlfaxh A. 5 Qkh, I 73 ' A, 3 if gk' E X Y. .. . '1 K ' X KQV 'F K Qt 3 Xi X X X X X :N:::f? i. a.'fif2.':' ' 2-:-'EFI f 82!Distinction sa as . G - aff' Fei . ., ,s t .i snt ' weitisiefigggrf- 2 at E 1- 5 -we gs .X - . N Ei , E: 'Si t S ,Y x ., X , ,Q-W, K, is 3 E - 1 sv W R 'xikfxti is 53 xg at R ' Ass. V 3 9 ,-5 E I f E Q s 3 S 'f S fy 5 Junior attendant Carol Bay Sophomore attendant Debbie Allen Freshman attendant Cindy Ferrell Eighth grade attendant Mechelle Battle Distinction!83 FFA ROYALTY PATTY BEST QUEEN Queen and FFA attendants were selected by popular vote of the FFA Chapter. Crowning the queen was Junior John Helm. 84!Distinction Y-avi-f in-v 14 Senior attendant Debbie Jones Junior attendant Susan Handke ,,'-af-tw-wfvf:q:t,fffvff,G 7 I ffmw' rm, t Sophomore attendant Mary Kalka Freshman attendant Debbie Heimer Distinction!85 HONORS AND AWARDS GIRLS AND BOYS STATERS L to R. Gary Havens, Sam Brixey, Mark Rackley, Charles Seitz, Greg Crump, Gail McLain, Vicki Bucknum, Susan Ferrell. STATE HO OR SOCIETY Susan Moline Vicki Bucknum Sam Brixey Regina Schoenecke Stephanie Shore Cheryl Stingley David Swafford Susan Ferrell Gail McLain Jana Sol Carol Hoover Melanie Gordon Mark Henderson Barbara Benton Tom Costner Jerri Mendenhall Linda Herd Rhonda Bowen Debbie Armstrong Garry Hoover Deborah Hopkins Cheryl Reherman Jeanie Jones Robin Merry Harold Ritchie VALEDICTORIAN DEBORAH HOPKINS Deborah's grade-point average for her high school years is 3.88462. SALUTATORIAN CHERYL STINGLEY CheryI's grade-point average for her high school years is 3.86526. I ROTARIAN S A D ROTARY ANNS OF THE O TH February-Cheryl Reherman 8 Craig Haley October-Vicki Bucknum 81 Greg Crump if '1 A V 1 E LLL . . X wg E r . + hx in Myra N.,. r...v . kk A - , 2 35 , December-Gail McLain 81 Brad Howser April-Jana Sol 81 Peter Dickinson 9O!Distinction September-Stephanie Shore 81 Steve Austin l March-Cheryl Stingley 81 Alan Wakely January-Robin Holland 8. Dave Swalford ,, W November-Susan Ferrell 81 Sam Brlxey May-Bobbie Carter 81 J. P. Fleming Distinction!91 LIONS OF THE O TH SEATED: A. Wakely, S. Brixey, S. Austin, G. Crump, STANDING: K. Cross, M. Foster, C. Seitz, C. Best, D. Swafford AND P GIRLS OF THE ONTH 92!Distinction 4 V 'egg sf- 15 A Qin' U' zz , H, , , I6 2,45 i I? 4 2 ,, Q Z 2.. . , 35 nf 3 5 E i 5 2 Q i sr! xii .J 2 1 SEATED: G. Brown, S. Ferrell, R. Scnoenecke, C. Rehermang STANDING: V. Bucknum, L. Cowden, G. McLain. NOT PICTURED: K. Evans THEVWMYWWVWERE ENDEAVORS FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: 15-Randy Maxwell, 82-Tom Newport, 85-Terry Chase, 61-Robert Wonn, 83-Paul Wiese, 43-Mark Mascho, 50-Mark Maples, 55-Chuck Lee, 20-Melburn Maxwell, SECOND ROW: Manager Gary Hoover, 65-Steve Allen, 41-Wade Waldman, 73- George Hicks, 12-Steve Neu, 33-Jimx Osborne, 66-Keith Reedy, 94!FOOIbaII l Manager Mike Foster, THIRD ROW: 67-David Seelig, 71-Bill Hugueley, Richard Bane, 30-Tony Gray, 74-Bill Lucas, 42-David Swaflord, 63-Randy Hart, 64-Jim Hiemer, FOURTH ROW: Coach Jim Motes, Coach Ken Edmonds, 11-Charles Seitz, 81-John Walker, 70-Steve Austin, 60-Sam Brixey, Coach Phil Howard. Captains are LEFT TO RIGHT: John Walker, Charles Seitz, Steve Austin, Sam Brixey. F FootbaIl!95 96!Endeavors 7 e 2 f -reNf 2 1 .. . 1 - ' 1 , A . - 1. SENIORS. Left To Righty Craig Best, Dave Swafford, Sam Brixey, Charles Seitz, Steve Austin Coaches are from left to right: Ken Edmonds, Phil Howard, Jim Motes. ' Endeavors!97 Endeavors!101 Members of the Chandler High School basketball team are, from Butler. THIRD ROW: Coach-Patrice Smith, Gerry Brown, Mary left to right, FRONT ROW-Julie Sappington, Janet Lynch, Regina Beloncik, Jeanne Cox, Kristi Seitz, Jerri Mendenhall, Kim Alsip, Schoenecke. SECOND ROW-Deana Helm, Karen Summers, Deb- Judy Smith, Debbie Mendenhall, Coach Payne. bie Allen, Debbie Mason, Debbie Armstrong, Kathy Neal, Mary A ky K ,I N., L, fx SGYUOF. Gerry Brown Senior Regina Schoenecke SGYUOV KHUWY Neal 102!Endeavors 44. - Senior Judy Smith Senior Deana Helm Senior Debbie J0r1eS Endeavors!103 106!Endeavors 'IT1EIYNYXY'VVEIYNT1RHE 1974-1975 The Way We W MEMORIES REMIND THE HAPPINESS SHARED WITH UNE ANOTHER 'Y -Eg. N., 5 S k b, 5 'Q 5 s,1, '+ 3-exe 5 'F I XX , Q .SEiw?iS' l.. 1 ,. A I The Way We Were!109 OF CHALK DUST AND SCHDOL BOUKS AND FRIENDSHIPS OLD AND NEW ' frm ff 4 L ,fy ,fr ., WW f W-fs-ff, fm, ,,,L WZ, W WMV-ffw ' , f ' V ' ',.f.f-H , ' V is S L 5 X SQ! Eff , 2 xii ii. A a L ' ' S5 1 f 5 ' x SL Q i 2 e H z ,if 5 N WE REALIZE TH T THE LITTLE THINGS MEAN LGT TO US ...S The Way We Werel111 WE REMEMBER THE ASSEMBLIES AND THE CRUWDS AND THE EXPRESSIONS OF THE PEOPLE WE KNEW The Way We Were COULD IT BE THAT THIS WAS UNLY YESTERDAY THE WAY WE WERE JR. HIGH PRI CIPAL Principal Bill Delphon supervises class schedules, patrols grounds during lunch hour, and serves as guidance counselor as he per- forms the duty of principal of Chandler Junior High. FACULTY 1. Howard Cannon-Oklahoma History, CNWcs.PhymcalEducaHon i16!Faculty 1. Bernice Caidwell-English, Social Studies. 2. Steve Houghton-Science. 3. Yvonne Hamp- ton-Mathematics. FacuIty!117 1. Sarah Foimsbee-English. 2. Jana Telford-Vocal Music. 3. Patricia Smith-Math, Science, Physica! Educa- tion. 11efFacuiry TTEVWAYVWEWERE ENDEAVORS JU IOR HIGH FOOTBALL EIGHTH-NINTH GRADE TEAMS 8th and 9th grade team, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: David Alford, Tim Mascho, Dewayne Fisher, Charles Ragsdale, Berry Nichols, Jim Newport, Jeff Lynch, Todd Westfall, Clint Hayden, Carl Martin, Bobby Harris, Haile Cunningham, SECOND ROW: Coach Ward, Mike Kalka, Phil Beloncik, Randy Hugueley, John Kalka, Chester 12O!Endeavors i l l 2 i 5 i i i l Hubbard, David Ebers, Clifford Patterson, Todd Gregg, Carl Wiese, Ray McCormick, Coach Cannon, THIRD ROW: Kevin Lance, Ben Helm, David Phipps, Steve Wakely, David Corbly, Marvin Young, Andy White, Benny Osborne, Steven Seelig, Jim Maples, Brett Waldman. 7th Grade Team, Left to Right, FIRST ROW: Coach Ward, Brent Helm, John Melton, Len Waldman, Charles Nichols, Ernie Maxwell, Scotty Williams, Alan Parker, Jerry Smith, SECOND ROW: James Martin, Ray Hite, David Parker, Jeff Cartmell, Roger Walker, Andy Eleloncik, Reggie Hubbard, Coach Cannon, THIRD ROW: John Lewis, David Hart, Hoyt Brewer, Rich Key, Kirby Morton, Hopkins, David Howser, Tom Alsip. 5 E , i Mk.. SEVENTH GRADE TEAM Ricky Endeavors!121 TH GRADE BASKETB LL TOP ROW, left to right: Jim Maples, Brett Waldman, Marvin Young, field, Terry Gregg, Andy White, Barry Nichols, Justin Harjo, Cliff Steve Seelig, Ben Helm, Coach Motes. KNEELINGQ Mike Green- Patterson. gg TH GRADE B KETB LL TOP ROW, left to right: Carl Wiese, Gary Parker, Chester Hub- Frankie Burns, Coach Ward- BOTTOM ROWS BQDDY Harris, David bard, David Phipps, Mike Kalka, Barry Jacobs, Melvin Roberts, Alford, Jim Newport, Haile Cunningham Jr., Brian Lewis. 122!Endeavor TH GR DE BASKETB LL FRONT ROW: 20-Brent Helm, 12-Len Waldman, 21-David Hart, 13- ROW: 14-John Lewis, 15-David Parker, 24-Jeff Cartmell, 23-Tom Andy Beloncik, 11-Charles Nichols, 10-Earnie Maxwell. SECOND Alsip, 25-Rich Key, 45-Hoyt Brewer, 22-Ray Hite, Coach Ward. Endeavor!123 TH GR DE BASKETB LL L to R: BACK ROW: Coach Judy Payne, Debbie Hiemer, Linda Schroeder, KelliWaldman,Amber Hancock, Devra Williams, Cindy Ashley, Gerri Rackley, Vicki Hite, Annette Lynch, Alesia Glover, Ferrell, Rhonda Hopkins. Donna Santin, Shelly Helm. FRONT ROW: Teresa Logan, Laine TH GRADE BASKETB LL T L to R: BACK ROW: Coach Judy Payne, Lee Ann Henderson, Lisa Phyllis Rhone, Linda Maxwell. FRONT ROW: Mechelle Battle, Handke, Susy Wilson, Terisa Dutton, Brenda Seitz, Lynn Butts, Debra Turk, Julia Bafbee, Cifldy LYNCH Anna MCLSUT- 124!Endeavor TH GR DE BASKETBALL L to R, BACK ROW: Coach Judy Payne, Annette Johnson, Karen Garcia. MIDDLE ROW: Annabel Stewart, Cherry Cutton, Dana Kalka, Karen Christy, Debbie Hoover, Kim Herrmann, Anne Butts, Reedy. Rhonda Neal, Ralene Bane, Sherri Riley, Suzan Herd. Judy Wilson, Kim Lance, Linda Sitton, Coach Pat Smith, Annette FRONT ROW: Debra Helm, Traci Waldman, Regina Long. Endeavor! 1 25 FOUTBALL RUYALTY KIM HICKS QUEEN Queen and attendants were selected by popular vote of the football team. Crowning the queen was Freshman Phil Beloncik. The queen also received a trophy. L to R Len Waldman, Cathy Conway, Kim Hicks, queen, Phil Beloncik, Todd Gregg, Brenda Seitz, Flower girl, Darcy Chase, Crown bearer, Donnie Neer. 126!Endeavor Eighth grade attendant, Brenda Seitz was escorted by Todd Gregg. Queen Kim Hicks escorted by Phil Beloncik, Flower girl, Darcy Chase, and Crown bearer, Donnie Neer. it f ' V Seventh grade attendant Cathy Conway was escorted by gl , Len Waldman. gi t l ,Av .w '2'Pr Endeavor!127 1st ROW: C. Douglas, C. Conway, G. Arterbery, D. Helm, L. Arterbery, C. Martin, D. Alford, J. Newport, T. Brown, L. Hoover, D. Smith, T. Waldman, P. Naff, Mrs. Telford. 2nd HOW: B. Ebers, D. Turk, A. McLain, D. Reedy, K. Kalka, L. Murray, A. Johnson, S. Dut- ton, S. Billings, B. Campbell, V. Holland, Ft. Long, Z. Neal. 3rd ROW: B. Sherwood, A. Butts, A. Stewart, A. Garcia, J. Barbee, S. Williams, C. Barrett, J. Kalka, T. Mascho, C. Hayden, D. Miller, Ft. THE OICES OF STUDE TS RI G THROUGH C.J.H.S. The Junior High Chorus has been actively preparing a variety of songs and learning music theory under the direction of Mrs. Jana Telford, a Chandler music instructor for six years. The singers have attended a choral festival, participated in school concerts and provided a wealth of listening enjoyment. 128!Participation Walker, M. Rowland, J. Ambler, D. Hart, H. Brewer, Ft. Hite, T Smith, C. Nichols, L. Waldman, S. Brown, S. Beaty, B. Bane, S Riley. 4th ROW: K. Herrmann, D. Hoover, L. Sitton, K. Lance, R Jacobs, K. Beasler, D. Morton, T. Dutton, N. Johnson, J. Wasm, M Ftouton, Fi. Hopkins, G. Huffman, B. Jacobs, D. Howser, D. Corbly M. Alsip, M. Ragsdale, R. Condee, L. Henderson, K. Christy, T Crone, A. Emmons. t 'lst ROW: A. Morton, R. Jacobs, M. Alsip, A. Johnson, S. Dutton, K. Christy, M. Battles, 2nd ROW: B. Sherwood, P. Randall, D. Helm, L. Sitton, V. Turk, D. Reedy, S. Riley, L. Battles, T. Brannon, M. Lucas D. Corbley, K. Garcia, R. Walker, D. Hoover, D. lnskeep, M. Routen M. Bullock, D. Leonard, A. McLain, T. Crone, 3rd ROW: M. Bridge L. Wright, K. Kalka, D. Brixey, D. Wakely, R. Hutchins, C. Barrett, B ' awmw,w:leWar:42Zi5,Z Moore, R. Coridee, T. Brown, R. Herring, G. Hite, B. Routh, K. Herr- mann, C. Martin, J. Pruitt, T. Brown, G. Hubbard, J. Park, D. Young D. Potter, B. Shore, Mr. Gillian, H. Brewer, J. Ambler, M. Sherwood M. Roberts, J. Newport, D. Miller, V. Holland, R. Neal, R. Long, T Brown, A. Beloncik, D. Howser, B. Jacobs. of the band. K. Kalka, D. Leonard, A. Johnson, G. Hite, M. Battle Participation!129 THE SOU D OF C.J.H.S The sound of C.J.H.S. is always loud and strong during second hour as the Junior High Band practices and goes through the daily routine of band life Marching, playing, practicing and sight-reading make up only a part of the busy and entertaining style C.J.H.S. SPIRIT AKERS Lending time and energy in arousing school spirit this year was the Chandler Junior High School Pep Club and Cheerleaders. The group made a fine showing at all home foot- ball and basketball games and supported the teams by len- ding their Ioud voices and yells of encouragement. The group is sponsored by Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Smith, and cheerleaders for the 1974-1975 year include Cindy Ferrell, Cathy Conway, Kim Hicks, Anne Butts, Lori Murray, and Barbara Sherwood. Q' H4 1stBOW: P. Chase, M. Brown, L. Butts, B. Hopkins, G. Bowden, P Howard, D. Hoover, Fl. Neal, A. Lynch. 2nd BOW: K. Kalka, C Arterbery, H. Taber, A. Hancock, G. Fiackley, L. Dickson, A McLain, J. Barbee, A. Garcia, M. Battle, J. Wilson, K. Christy, B Bane, T. Waldman, L. Sitton. 3rd BOW: D. Adams, S. Helm, V. Hite, 13O!Participation l M. Alsip, K. Neal, P. Rhone, K. Herrmann, L. Maxwell, S. Flackley, T. Naff, D. Hiemer, K. Lance, Fl. Sage, S. Beaty, B. Seitz, D. Morton, K. Waldman, G. Aterbery, L. Ashley, L. Aterbery, B. Condee, D. Smith, D. Stroder, S. Helm, S. Fliley, S. Billings, K. Kalka, A. Emmons. wh, ,wi 5 9 E STATE HO OR OCIETY L to R, BACK ROW: Susan Provence, Vicki Hite, Pam Stidham, Deb- bie Hiemer, Marilyn Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Cindy Ferrell, Louise Dickson, Sandy Helm, Paula Chase. FRONT ROW: Steven Seelig, Vernon Gough, Marvin Young. L to R, BACK ROW: Brenda Seitz, Lynn Butts. CENTER ROW: Tom Brown. FRONT ROW: Lee Ann Henderson, Carl Wiese. L to R, BACK ROW: Kim Lance, Sherry Brown, Carrie Boldman, Sherry Dutton. FRONT ROW: Clyde Barrett, David Hart, Russell Stingley. Endeavor!131 VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANS Vicki Hite, Valedictorian Steven Seelig, Valedictorian Due to the high scholastic aptitude of two CJHS students the 1974-75 freshman class has two Valedictorians. Vicki Hite and Steven Seelig, both active students, have completed with a perfect 4.000 grade average. Following close behind in grade average and serving as Salutatorian of the 1974-75 freshman class is, Sandra Helm. 132!Endeavors Sandra Helm, Salutatorian THE WAY WE WERE INTELLECTUAL Q! ii ,,.S 134!Ninll'1 ft- .fy Av lvl Donna Adams Troy Brown Lester Arnold Phyllis Butler Connie Arterbery Paula Chase Linda Ashley Louise Dickson Phil Beloncik Linda Easton Marilyn Brown David Ebers, rid! KU rv-1-.N f,, Cindy Ferrell Terry Finley Dewayne Fisher Cindy Foster Alesia Glover Kevin Green Mike Greenfield Justin Harjo Debbie Hiemer Terry Gregg Ben Helm Vicky Hite Alice Goosby Sandra Helm Barbara Hoover Vernon Gough Shelly Helm Rhonda Hopkins Cynthia Haley Vicky Helm Jeff lnskeep Amber Hancock Kim Hicks Tina James Tony James Annette Lynch Veloyce Packard Donna Santin Pam Stidham Kelli Waldman Mitchell Johnson Jim Maples Clifford Patterson Laine Schroeder Travis Stites Tim Mascho Kathy Kalka Ray McCormick Geraldine Rackley Steven Seelig Holly Taber Andy White Larry Kinser Roberta Miser Anita Ralston Kenita Sherman Matt Thomas Debra William Kevin Lance Darl Moore Ginger Rowden Julie Smith Steve Wakely Elizabeth Wilson Teresa Logan Berry Nichols Earl Flozell Gary Soderstrom Brett Waldman Marvin Young Ninth!135 Representing the ninth grade class as sponsors are, from left to right: Sarah Folmsbee, Yvonne Hampton and Steve Houghton. ? Z fr ? 136!Freshmen Ninth grade class officers are, from left to right: Vicky Hite, Cindy Ferrell and Andy White. Freshmen!137 -5 ,J-x... 2 M ll wwf' -w,2' 138!Eighth David Alford John Ambler Julie Barbee Michelle Battle Tom Brown Frankie Burns wif' ls ,, if 'WN ,if-1 Lynn Butts Buna Campbell Rebecca Condee David Corbly Ti Anne Crone Halle Cunningham Teresa Dutton Barbara Ebers Kelly Galbraith Kenny Goodnight Greg Greenfield Ray Greenfield Todd Gregg Lisa Handke Clynt Hayden Casey Harjo Bobby Harris Lee Ann Henderson Chester Hubbard Gregg Huffman Randy Hugueley Barry Jacobs Donald James Regina Johnson an W ,E we sg Ricky Johnson John Kalka Mike Kalka Brian Lewis Cindy Lynch Jeff Lynch 1 , 1 ff, 1? ' Hr 07 fm , r W I ,figtgfjxg ...MH Crystal Neal James Pruitt Melvin Roberts Brian Shore Zena Neal Chuck Ragsdale Mark Rowland Darla Smith Jim Newport Pam Randall Brenda Seitz Steve Taber Benny Osborne Phyllis Rhone Terry Sherman David Thomsen David Phipps Martin Routon Barbara Sherwood Debra Turk if Mike Wakely Todd Westfall Carl Wiese Melinda Wilkins Susy Wilson l Carl Martin Linda Maxwell Melvin Maxwell Anita McLain David Miller Lori Murray ni Eighth!139 Eighth grade class sponsors are, from left to right: Judy Payne, Russell Gillian and Pat Smith. s 5 3 A Q it M... M 14O!Eighth is .. .fp i EX -v-N'-1l ' ww. 4 3 Eighth grade class officers are, from left to right: Jim Newport, Michelle Battles and Barry Jacobs. V E Eighth!141 s, V 3 li' r , vm- 4 f f f W gk .s,,,.,, ,,,f- A llll ,ja 1 Q' X, Doyle Adams Melanie Alsip Tom Alsip Glenda Arterberry Linda Arterberry Balene Bane 142!Seventh ge viii I 4 ff 1' Clyde Barrette Kelly Beasler Starla Beaty Andy Beloncik Sherrie Billings Carrie Boldman Hoyt Brewer Anne Butts Jeff Cartmell Karen Christy Cathy Conway Doug Corbly Cheryl Douglas Sherry Dutton Ann Emmons Annette Garcia Carl Guinn David Hart David Hayes Brent Helm Debbie Helm Susan Herd Kim Herrmann Ray Hite Val Holland Debbie Hoover Leo Hoover Ricky Hopkins Pat Howard Ruth Howard I QWMW at my W wife A A fn wif' W gf WYKWT MQW ,AQBMZY 41, 1 : ' 'HTLSY ' ftit j , ,, L ff J ,Pg 7 if i I .1 fr M' , L S' VIC' av' -ng-if M NW., David Howser Reggie Hubbard Rachel Jacobs Dale James Judi James Annette Johnson Sandy Jones Karen Kalka Rich Key Kim Lance John Lewis Regina Long James Martin Earnie Maxwell Liz McNatt Johnny Melton Denise Morton Kirby Morton 'Q I Pamela Naff David Nance Rhonda Neal Teresa Newman Charles Nichols Alan Parker W If H David Parker Billy Shirey Dewayne Potter Glen Shirey Mary Ragsdale Terry Smith Danah Reedy Tim Smith Sherri Riley Annie Stewart Linda Sitton Russell Stingley Seventh!143 Seventh grade class sponsors are, from left to right: Bud Cannon and Bernice Caldwell. 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Phone: 258-1494 112 W. 1st John Ball 258-0408 Dorothy Estes Brown B AND M CLEANERS MOTEL CAFE Extends best wishes to the seniors! phone: 14051 258-9968 phone. address: Susie JI Brown ,68 258-0323 611 Manvel Ave. Advertising!151 I I'1 9 E 2 E 2 Ea- : xg ff 2 is OO P- in 33 E 5 9 'D IQ 515 C C0 2 L .D Q- 3 93 - 0- m 3 D 'O 8 'S I QD : i- cu 0 2 0 3 -Q cv D' - 2 -' LLI -9 S 0.13 -' o E+- Q U 4,5 E E5 wr - O ug C Qu: o Q 'L 'D 'U 9 E .C UIQ f7J Qu: 05 4 3 on LO 1 cn ,,, N 9 L 3 O ,Q ES S 5 3 - aB cu UJ E 3 2 -. 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THE SPICE OF LIFE T BLE OF CO TENTS fn ,J M , jf S5255 Graduation 81 Baccalaureate . . . . . 2,3 Prom and Banquet ........ .... 4 Baseball ............... .... 5 In Memoriam .. ....6 Candids ..... .... 7 JU IOR - SE IOR ANQ ET AND PROM lk 9325.3 X 'fum-. 4 3 Q if ' i -. -r ig Q Q zgg Q si., -Y, ef gi 1 -f ts, and and to Team members vie w the game from the dugout. l and BASEB Senior team players are, left to right: Paul Hackley, Dave Swafford, Harold Wilson, Mark Fiackley, Donnie Hayes. N MEMORIAM On May 1. 1975, Chandler suffered a great loss with the death of Edward Marshall Brown. Mr. Brown served his community, church, and family well. He was employed by the Chandler school system as bus driver for 25 years. The annual staff would like to dedicate the 1975 Lion to his family in his memory. Ed Brown will be missed by all, and the memory of him will linger in the minds of all. FLASHBACKS OF 1975 WALSWORTH 3 x1.m-rim. my .l N N1 a WALSWORTH rceline, Mo, L .SA ',,Y,