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

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FTER +he audience was 'ralcen from l'he Sfone Age fo lhe I967's lhe coronarion of lhe I967 Sweelhearf Queen was presenled +o fhe audience. Escorfed by Ronnie Hargrove, Miss Becky Ward, daughler of Mr, and Mrs. Johnnie Ward of Choc- faw, was crowned Sweefhearl as lhe senior class sold lhe mos? fickels. The amoun+ +he Jaclnels' Jamboree made was Sl500.24. The money was used fo enlarge fhe sludenl' pavilion. The lighfing as a very impor+an+ pari of +he Jamboree was handled wifh greal slrill by Fred Ringgold and Bruce Sparks, lAMF1N s l ssm ssX3iiN0?Wl Dinosaurs make grea+ pets. Af leasl +ha+'s wha? Judy Warren, Donna Slraily, and Brenda Murray lhoughl as lhey performed in lhe senior slci+. In +he senior slcil Sherri Moore, above, as a young vivacious cave-girl, lried +o malce a cafch as she chased Larry Allen across lhe sfage. Below, surrounded by darkness, lhe audience wafched wilh enlhusiasm as acl afler acl' was sporlighled, 161

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UND F TTE ED BY 1 00 Carol Bryce and Terry Walker demons+ra+ed ihe lives of a wife and a bachelor when Carol sang Queen of +he House and Terry sang King of lhe Road. 'N F Q 3' One of +he mos+ hear+-iouching performances of +he I967 Jaclcels' Jam- boree was fhe Legend of Shenandoah as performed by Jaclr Bosse. i The climax of +he Jaclcers' Jamboree was ihe announcemenf 'Thai Senior Becky Ward, escorled by Ron Hargrove, had won fhe 'rifle of Sweeihearf Queen. Beclry's courf consisied of Nicoma Park Junior High Queen, Kafhy Dixon, escorfed by Larry Bean, crownbearer, William Hauser, flowergirl, Kim Esiesg sophomore candidaie Shirley Lee, escor+ed by Larry Dye, iunior candida+e, Janice Smi+h, escorred by Richard Wallace: and Choc+aw Junior High Queen, Kris McNul+y, escorled by Kirlr Hudson.

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Serving coffee +o Chief Parker and C. P. Bra+cher is Janice Smifh from +he home economics deparlmenl. During lhe 'Firsf assembly sfudenfs sal quielly and lislened lo Mr. Greve. RAINS DAMPE AIN and mud disfinguished fhis Career Day from all o'l'hers. Despife +he wealher, fhe sixlh annual Career Day was a success. The +heme 'For Career Day was Por+rai+ of Tomorrow. Direclors were Mr. Wayne Murrow and Mr. Dale Slerns. The day consisfed of +wo general assem- blies and +hree hour-long sessions. The s+uden+s a++ended 2l vocalional classes and II college sessions. General assembly speakers Don Greve and William B. Oden encouraged s+uden+s 'lo worlc for wha+ +hey wanled and Don Greve explained +ha+ a person could come from nolhing and s+ill be a success as he relaled his own experience. Donna Slraily and DeJuan Redwine helped Mr. Phil Ball, Ceniral Siafe f recepfion desl: and find 'the proper room. ooflaall coach, checlr in af lhe