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

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,g? '! v ew Sfep by sfep . . . 'Phe 'finished worlr . . . One of 'lhe lechniques sfudied was fhe creaiion of a hair sfyle, A+ one +ime or ano+her every slu- denl wen+ ihrough 'lhe sfeps as shown in ihe series of piciures of Marsha Cyphers sfyling LoreHa Wol'f's hair. Firs+ lpicfure Il Mar- sha washed l.ore++a's hair and sei il fpiciure 2l. Lorefia fhen wen! under lhe dryer ipiclure 3l before Marsha baclccomlaed ipiclure 41 her hair. The finished produc+ lpiciure af righrl . . . a siylish coiffure. Margare+ Brashears receives individual ins+ruc+ion from Miss Holley on ihe proper way io apply mascara. Firsf iniliafion inio +he VICA club was given +0 fhe 'Firs+ year cosmerology sfudenfs. Judy Ash and Linda Wrighl give Margarel Brashears a blindfold +es+. on each o+her's hair, siudenfs such as Barbara Keiih, Margaref Marilyn Maflox, and Jan Enochs look one day a weelr for hair- ,Ln W ai.-X I . Q ' I efgsggw I ,.-Sis Learning one phase of fhe ar+ of malre-up applicaiion Sharon Sharp applies eye-liner +o Kay Ci1dS+dih. pf N M

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COSMETOLOGY GRADS ARE COURSES FIRST miles+one was reached in cos- mefology when ll girls became +he 'firsi' graduafes of fhe 'l'wo-year course and passed fhe s+a+e examina+ion. The grads were Linda Garlin, Barbara Kei'l'h, Ma- linda Ward, Jean Conn, Linda Wrighf, Donna Ward, Aniia Woolly, Doro'l'hy Curry, Sandra Holcomb, Janice DeShields, and Judy Ash. Pins, curlers, hairspray, and hours and hours of praciice became +he daily roufine of 'ihe cosmeiology girls. To gel in plen'l'y of prac+ice, fhey siyled each o+her's hair on Wednesdays and gave finger waves on Thursdays. ln addifion, +hey s+yled l20 elemen+ary girls' hair a weelc. Cosme+ology consisfed of +wo fhree- hour classes wi+h I5 girls in each class. The girls a'H'ended fhe Siaie Beauly Show in April. La+er +ha+ mon+h 'rhey +raveled 'ro Midwes+ Cifyfor +he S+a+e VICA Hair- s+yling Con+es+ where Linda Wrighi, Linda Gailin, Chrisiine Chas'I'ain repre- sen+ed 'the organiza+ion buf did no'I' place. 58 il L Taking parf as eifher an operafor or a 'pafron', s+uden+s experi- men+ed wifh make-up and decided upon ways lo enhance 1'he looks of a pa+ron.

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if 2 5 Q 5 3 F l E r The Pep Club: 'C'-W. Carson, S. Dyer, T. Richardson, F. Duke, B. Champion, D. Owens, L. Holzman, K. Neal, C. Pearce, V. Ramos. N. HU9l'I9S. N- Clemenfs, E. Wrighf, G. Ward, S. Carson, C. Mohr, R. Hayes, B. Brown, M, Poe, N. Cochran, R. Williams, N. Marfin, S. Prichard, P. Snell, B. Ward. 'H'- J. Buchanan, S. Sinclair, D. Opaf, K. Wasson, K. Rosiere, R. Ricky, L. Arnold, L. Neal, L. Buchanan, T. Chesfer, P. Dogion, S. Conn, G. Boyer, K. Garreff, S. McKasson, J. Couly, M. Cyphers, L. Wolf, S. Price, B. Murray, D. Sfraily, L. Albrighf, J. Hufchinson, C. Bryce, S. Knighf, A. Shadoan, D. Almond, B. Bosfwiclr, S. Anderson, M. Hubbard, J. Conn. 'S'-K. Beclifold, D. Wrighf, K. Winfers, M. Cannon, D, Allensworfh, B. Smifh, C. Lewis, C. Templefon, D. Lewis, L. Sprinlrles, P. Diamond, L. Largenf, T. Teel, B. Hobbs, S. Prafer, N. Buflcr, C. Pearl, C. Cargile, G. Sharp, M. Miller, L. Wilson, K. Hedger, S. Hall, B. Perlcins, V. Rice, J. Howard, M. Wrighf, L. Pearl, S. Rahn, S. Porfer, V, Graham. PEP CL B BEAMS N LOOK HIS year CHS's pep club was nof only oufsfanding in number buf also in spirifl Having a fofal of 99 girls gave a cerfain air 'rhe school has never before experienced. Spon- sored by Mrs. Suzanne Esfes, fhe energefic group wenf fo all foofball games excepf af Woodward, fwelve baslcefball games, and fhree wresfling mafches. To add fo fhe new look fhe pep club wore new uniforms. The fwo piece uniforms were medium blue wifh gold braid frim. The fops were long-sleeve, sailor sfyle wifh A-line slcirf. They were made of abbey flannel. Pep Club officers for fhe year were Shary Prichard, presi- denfg Paf Snell, vice-presidenfg Donna Sfraily, secrefary: Linda Holzman, freasurerg Beclcy Ward and Dawneffe Owens, ser- geanfs-af-armsg Brenda Murray, Sfudenf Council represenfafiveg Jan Hufchinson and Karen Neal, recepfionisfsg Tammy Richard- son, reporferg Karen Lewis, hisforian. 60 Leading 'rhe pep club in yells were cheerleaders Pam Sprinlrles lhead cheerleaderl, Bonifa Davidson, Amy Breed, Kafhy Rogers, Brenda Blaclcaby, and Pafricia Haley. The alfer- nafe cheerleaders were Norma Hughes and Linda Sprinlrles. These girls worlced hard all year feaching fhe pep club new cheers fhey learned af fhe clinic in Norman. The Ou+s+anding Pep Club Member of fhe Year was Donna Sfraily. Donna was chosen by Mrs. Esfes because of fhe oufsfanding iobs she performed during her 'rhree years in pep club. ln fhe pasf she has been fhe pep club alfernafe cheer- leader, freasurer, and fhis year was ifs secrefary. She was also acfive in ofher organizafions where she held fhe offices of Sfudenf Council represenfafive, secrefary for mixed choir, and secrefary and freasurer of fhe Thespians. The pep club had many fine proiecfs and acfivifies fo boost pep and spirif. Among fhese were a car smash, Spiri'l' Sficlx , confesf, displays, signs, parades, and slcifs.