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

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LTHOUGH +he year could no+ be called suc- cessful as guaged by +he junior class always finishing second and lhird in cornpeling wi+h +he ofher classes, several honors were achieved by members. Janice Coker proudly gained lhe +i+le of Slale FTA presidenl' while Jonalhan Wood caplured 'rhe presidency of 'rhe Sl'a+e Library Associalion. The year was capped by 'rhe receiving of school class rings and lhe hosling of +he Junior-Senior Banquel and Prom. Many of 'lhe iuniors are loolcing 'Forward lo being sen- iors nexl year and +hey are anxious 'ro begin +heir senior year as lhe class of 68 J Jil 'awww-wif' Lwmv . . . Relaxa+ion on Twirp Day .

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ff' Q 5 5 -'K' , Z , we 1- E fi, Isis . Ewafj in , -P .. 'W' '32 1 Q Jusf before 1'l1eir performance in flue Jacl:e+s' Jamboree, members of1'l1e senior ski? posed: Firsf row, J. Jones, B. Murray, D, Sfraily, and J. Warren, B. Tippefl: Second row, K. Neal, F. Ramos, L. Allen, and R. Whisenanfg Third row, S. Moore, B. Ward, row, C, Pearce, J. Hesfer, M. Hubbard: Fif+h row, Mrs. Beebe, C. Bryce, and G. Bosfwick. Mike Warren Danny Wesf Judifli Wesffall I, D, Wesffall Roy Whisenanf Coy Whife Edward Williams Pearl Win+on Ani+a Woolly ke fa.-X i and J. Wesffallg Fourih Esfher Wrighf Linda Wrighf W. A. Yeaman '? 'T We ., , '15 iw-an 136 Mui fr

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E ROLLME T FOR JU IOR EGINNING fheir second year in high school, l88 juniors looked forward fo many memorable evenfs. Some oufsfanding happenings were elec- fion of class officers, queen races, clean-up week, yearbook sales, fhe achievemenf fesf, winning of fhe spirif sfick, and fhe ordering of class rings. Leading fhe juniors were highly-looked- upon officers Valerie Rice, presidenfg Larry Kefner, secrefaryg David Mounce, vice-presi- denfg and Mike Hooper, freasurer. Affer vofing on many varied suggesfions juniors chose fhe whife chrysanfhemum for class flower and maroon and whife for colors. Guiding and counseling fhem were spon- sors Mr. Jerry Baker, Miss Peggy Dowd, Miss Larry Ann Holly, Mrs. Nancy Neighbors, and Mr. Phillip Walfers. One of fhe mosf excifing evenfs was fhe 'Clean-up Week' confesf. Gay Young and Larry Bean were chosen for fhe queen and king fifles and affer a hard sfruggle fhe juniors placed sixfh. The 'rifles were secured by fhe class fhaf filled fhe mosf barrels of frash. Despife fhe 'loyalfy and fhe faifhful supporf' of Tommy Barneff, Jim Davis, Roger Young, and Nonie Kay Marshal fhe juniors placed sixfh in 'fhe Clean-up Week confesf. Pafrick Allen Sfeve Allen Janie Alvarado Dixie Almond Terry Affebery E W 5 S B E3 if ' e ,Zz K aim fe QB A P 'if 11 'P if , qs sm 2 will S is-41-if 2 5 i ' ' 3' 2 , , F , ,.:,,. , , sfilslsffsi:sis35535T452iiiifsiiifi5SM?iS?ei5??5?is exfwvwff f- f -1 mfmwrgsw, ggggg5gez,s ff' ' - ' 1 vfg,g23sfl2fif2ias,4evfssf 1sz.s,,2g-- f,:,,55,5,fga,, f?i752,'E9,5' 5T,fifi?rs??ii f,. ,asm , FN Q X , ,, s as - ,r r ' refyzzif' ,, Qifi g -ffifflil' k