Choctaw High School - Faces of the Future Yearbook (Choctaw, OK)

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M6153 r CLggf 3 ,pa 'lbs- ' g f V 3 ccri I 'M New - 1 'J ' h W L H ' 'WM Johnny Fryar Rocky Hamm Linda Gaflin Tom Hammon Charlene Haley Ronnie Hargrove R7 fi 1 Mike Hagel Kenny Hoffman Jonny Haugh+ Roberf Hicks Jim Hegiier Helen Higginbofham Q EE TITLESP TBACKTO O seniors always win? When if comes +o queen races 'rhey do. Seniors 66-67 won all queen races 'rhis year and +wo as iuniors. Two years in a row for Foofball Queen is seldom heard of buf noi for fhe seniors. ln 'lheir iunior year, 'lhey beal' 'lhe sophomores and seniors, selling S630 of season foo+ball fickels 'For Brenda Champion, who laler represenfed 1'he school in +he Oil Bowl Queen Con+es+. This year, ihey sold S400 of fickefs for Rachel Brown, crowned a+ +he Blackwell foo+ball game by Tom Hammon, +eam caprain. They crowned also as juniors a Baskeiball Queen, Judy Warren. She was selecied by The boys' and girls' baskelball ieams. This year's queen was Lou Ann Albrigh+, crowned af ihe Carl Alberl' game by Larry Wakley. The seniors sold 'lhe mos+ season +icke1's for her vic+ory. Nexr was Yearbook Queen Charlo++e Pearce. This lime 'ihey sold S600 in annuals. She was crowned a+ +he aufograph par+y. Becky Ward was escorfed and crowned by Ronnie Hargrove al' +he Jackeis' Jamboree. Classmafes sold S347 in fickels for her. 5

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. ZIP SUPPORTS CLASS URIN6 +he monlh of December, +he senior class held a meeling lo discuss fund-raising proiec+s. Upon complele approval of +he class if was decided +o sell zip code books. Each senior was 'ro sell books and +he money earned would be his share fowards lhe prom and senior lrip. Al+hough every senior was only +o sell fhree books many sold fen and +wenl'y. The zip code books arrived in January and were immediale- ly checked ou+ by lhe seniors. The weafher wasn'+ always nice bul +he seniors pressed on selling book affer book, The books were sold 'For Sl.O2 giving lhe seniors a pro'Fi+ of 5Oc a book. Il' was la+er found oul' lhal' lhese same books could be pur- chased 'From lhe posf office for 52.50. Mosi' of +he books were sold wi+hin lhe 30-day limi+ sei by seniors +hus lhe books paid for +hemselves. A +o+al of 500 books were sold leaving a profil of 5250. Mike Karr Sue Killian Russell Kuiin Karen Lewis David Kauiz Sharon Ki'H'les Wanda L66 Kenneih LlllY Barbara Keifh Dwighf Klinlworlh Nancy Lemmon Kevin l-OI-Iderrilllk Uri! 'Wifi 128