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These changes and many more contributed to our yearbook theme Back to the Drawing Board! Finally when Mother Nature lowered the thermostat in late Sep- tember and early October, it was onceiagain time for the Tulsa State Fair to arrive. Groups of -students flocked to the fairgrounds to stroll the midway, ride a few rides, and take in some of the many exhibits. Some jackets were even pulled out of the closets to watch things like the tractor pulls or the dirt track races when the sun went down. Many changes took place over the summer. We got some new teachers in the high school and the grade school. Toby Moreland moved up to Superintendent and Val Cole- man moved up to Vice-Principal. In the grade school, Betsy Graham is the new Principal. Sf' x. .X Q gqupnnn4Ulll r of xxwmmn .sf-I Sophomores, Mindi Haddock, Robin Brower and Kim Ashlock go Back to the drawing board. NRSV 3 17795 V427 6ff.S' Celeste Barnett leads her Shannon Sousa in one of her quiet moments. Several students enjoy a Hornet football game, if f 99 horse in a show. The sophomore class presents ltS offrcers wx .uf ga TN-1. it WK ff 5-':.:..,,t Xi swf S We f E I si N 5, 4 K. fly, . Zpajkx llzx Z ss it f 5 f yi Sl tt eg seas EX ,WN 13795 Sometimes life seems to get you clown. Do you know what I mean? X-qw-W. We -. 'X 'if ' - x Q 75: A Z H51 Senior Keith Martin is too busy working with the computer to pose for a picture. Sophomore, Kim Baker and senior, Shelly Barnett get really fired up over Hornet football. . aux el effw 'r-More-'n ' 51166555 12755 NOR' .ZN l5'8.7,7V6 271-lf 1555? l6'll Z' JN ZJOJN5 1101116 155531 Sandra Hinkle leads the Hornet cheers. 51166555 The CHS band m an award-wlnnmg perfor- IIIGIICC. A meeting of the minds? Love my jams! i '- Al Q K I just gotta get away. I I love this game. 1-A 1 Co for it! C7Jl4f5 MOVSS Only twelve years ago seniors started to first grade with their Lad- die pencils and Big Chief tablets. All they had to worry about was what to play next, how to tell the difference between b and d , and why silent e made the vowel preceding it long. Grade school was one of the best times. Most lifelong friends were made there. These are the times students will always remember. They will never forget those teachers that were a John King - football 1,2,3,4, - baseball 2,3,4p basketball 1, Band 1,2,3,4 l Renee Chinn - PHA 1,45 FHA Secretary 4, Basketball 1,2p Class Officer 15 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4g Business Achievement Award 3, Kim Brown LaRonda Bates - FHA 2,3,4g FHA Secretary 35 PHA President 4, Student Council Vice- President 4g Basketball 1, Track 1,2. 8 part of their primary life. Later, just when they thought they were on the top in the big, bad sixth grade they found out it was time to make another adjustment, junior high school. This turned out to be different from elementary school. Then again, these same students entered ninth grade as the top class of junior high. For some, this was their most memorable year. For others, it wasn't all that favorable. Again it was time to move on, but this time it was to high school, the best times of our lives! For some it would be their last three years of school, while others decide to go on to college. When asked what he thought about his senior year, Troy Edwards was quoted as saying, Football is great but Mac- can take a hike. Kim Jackson was quoted as saying, I like being a senior alot better than being a junior. ' .tzil fl f 1,95 7 - V '. 'iiv f f 15 -,QM 'M 'I' Htovw W 'JNf'4 'Ml , , .,,m,, tg, tffmzm- Wwflt:m-,wt tv f. rs',,:m:,:gmy -wr, ' if ww ' gof wxwgwlz'l be Will 1 re- 'wa prIw4,,1,,'1 fitlrvvwf A at lrwilllfltmllielliwiuscan:in at y ' :Yatwitif'ntx'ivtwf,,itgae','it ,. 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He who knows and knows that he knows is a Sen- ior! Terri Rippy - Basketball 1,2,3,45 High School Manager 15 Track 15 Cheerleader 45 Teacher's Aide 45 Annual 3,45 Annual Editor 4. Keith Martin - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football Missy Mills - Basketball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Escort 45 Track 35 Homecoming Attendent 2, 35 Student Coun- Baseball 2. cil 1,35 Class President 25 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Michelle Barnett - 4-H 1,2,3,45 Flag Corp 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Officer 2,3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Football Homecoming Attendant 35 Basketball 45 Class Secretary 2,35 Basketball Homecoming Queen, 4. Laura Jo Pryce Band 1,2.,3,4, Flag Corp 1,2,3,45 Flag Head 3,45 Band Officer 3,45 Band Aide 45 Oklahoma All-Star Marching Band 4 Dewayne Bryan - Football 3,45 Band 1,3,45 FFA 1,2.,45 Band King 35 Track 3. Julie Walker - Cheerleader 3,45 Flag Corp 25 Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Homecoming Queen 45 Student Council President 35 Class Rep. 45 Girl's State 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Attendant 1,2,35 Band Officer 25 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Hugh O'Brien Leadership Conference 25 Youth Performance Award 3. l I . Kim Jackson - Student Council Sec!T rea- surer 35 Student Council President 45 Cheer- leader 35 Principal's Honor Roll 35 Superin- tendent's Honor Roll 45 Annual Editor 2,3 if' fwifff' 5 J!!! . l 57 s Sfisglli g ZIJVJOIZ MOVING lil? Practicing for hours on end, shed- ding tears, working toward their goals while striving to be the very best they could be, many juniors were striving for excellence in all activities in which the participated. Yet the unity involved more than cliques, it involved more than Celeste Barnett james Cates Scott Dean Shelly Dugan Mark Dunlap Chris Forrest jerry Fox Kristian Goad Donna Gray Mark Hambright cheering for the junior class at pep assemblies, and it involved more than studying together. It involved special friendships and bonds. Unity came about in spite of the usual social differences. The ju- niors had proved that they were in a class by themselves. I -- 5, or Xi ...k. .etsa Doug Hamilton Alan Harden Bobby Herring Lee Hofstrom john Holland Steven Howard Gerold Johnson Patricia Ketchum Ginger Lemmons Kriste Luke Brian Mangan Stacy Martin Jimmie Kay Perkins Mike Phipps Stacy Powell Tracy Powell julie Radebaugh Beth Reed Shelly Selby Penny Smith Kelly Summers Keri Taylor Cindy Tevebaugh janessa Weaver Melissa Werts Laurie Yearout Kathryn Daily Doug Hamilton Sandra Hinkle Steve Howard SOPHUWI 016 Now here are the keys. It's your car, so be careful. Don't speed or drive like a maniac. The insurance card is in the glove box, if needed, which it shouldn't be. Come home right after school. You have a full tank of gas! Don't cruise at lunch, ride with someone else or walk. Now get off to school so you won't be late. Be care- ful, just remember it's your car now, so it's your responsibility . . . Kim Ashlock Kim Baker Scott Blackburn Charla Bridges Robin Brower Tina Burgett Keith Carder Claudine Carol Vikki Carone Amy Chihon Jason Davis Sloan Dominick Harm Dunlap Buzz Eddy Carla Evans Sound familiar? Many sophomores found this to be true when they en- countered the first car experience. This was the time when Mommy and Daddy claimed the car was all yours, but the new driver found that quite often there were many rules attached, to the responsibility of owning a car. A new sophomore driver was usually spotted at lunch as the one who was out of the parking lot before anyone else was in their car or the first one running down the hall, eager to feel the power of being behind the wheel. One's first experience of driving wasn't always pleasant. Paranoia sometimes set in and accidents did happen, but altogether everything went pretty well. . , ft QW f , . 'X R i Carol Gilliland john Grimm Jerry Griswald jim Cauger Mindi Haddock Scott Hagan Keith Hofstrom Dennis Jeffers Lee jones Billy Ketchum Kelly Ketchum Bobby King Keith Kirkland Danny Lemmons Shawn Long Dylan Mackey Bobbie jean Magee Michelle Morgan Tammy Morgan Charlie Nelson Heather Nichols Troy Potteiger Blake Prather Cheryl Pruitt Rachel Rahn Sherri Sells Scott Stotts Shane Tibbits Amy Thompson jerry Werts Davina Woody Melissa Woody 18 Lori Hollandsworth ?l655ffMlfl5i7V Being a freshman is not always what it is cut out to be. Although the younger kids look up to you and you get to go downtown for lunch, there are some disadvantages such as having more homework, taking tests day after day, and having the upper classmen still look down on you. The fresh- men are almost there and are earning their spot on the totem pole. Somewhere down inside, though, every- one knew deep in their hearts they were watching and waiting for the freshman to forget or mess up so they could exercise their authoratative rule yet it was a time of experiencing challenges. It gave them a chance to mature and prepare mentally and emotionally for the years to come. Bobette Bates 'i Shelly Bently Rene Blom Britton Bockus ssst ,3 52 - sp .t :E N..- 1 - t 5 Kathy Chinn Tim Clifford 5 sfsf f T Bobby Collins f it Kevin Dahl Clint Donaho Q , if wi li Y J is si X if lg 1 N X . 5 Kim Anderson I N s ,1 'x Q ,M w ., A - -K so Being a Freshman makes me tired. pri' F ,...gg a 1 ' 1.2 ig' ' .-: L ,.s a -Q .'.',-'--': riri. . 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However, these young men learned the mean- ing of the word DEDICATION. It's easy for a team with a winning record to go practice every day of the week. But for a team that at one point was 0-8, the fun was gone. All they had left was to play for pride. In the last two games of the year, the dedication paid off. After a win- less start the Hornets pulled to- gether to score big wins over Dela- ware and Bluejacket. The Hornets ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 8 losses. However, num- bers aren't always important. A winner is someone that keeps on trying no matter how dim the re- sults look. He is someone that nev- er gives up, not even after the last buzzer has sounded. He has to have the ability to find the good things rather than just the bad. The responsibility of keeping his teammates, as well as himself, fired up and thinking positive falls on Back Row Left to Right: Coach Davis, Danny Lemmons, Billy Ketchum, Stacy Martin, Bobby Herring Herring, and jerry Fox. Middle Row: manager Brent Pryor, Keith Martin, john King, Dwayne Bryan, Troy Edwards, james Cates, Leon jackson, Coach Harris, Coach Martinez. Front Row: Chris Forrest, Harm Dunlap, Jason Davis, Brian Mangan, Shaun Long, Buzz Eddy. teitler 60 tru fib W7 Cf! 1575 WJJVSY his shoulders. A winner must not forget his mistakes, but must ex- cept them and learn from them, making himself better. The best example of a group of winners that I have ever seen is that high school football team. Even though they won only two ball games on the scoreboard this year, 1 they won them all in their hearts. The discouragement, humiliation and exhaustion of losing, at certain times lowered their spirits, but was at no point in time strong enough to kill their desire to win. Not be- cause they are asked not to give up, but because they realize it is their duty to their teammates, coach, school and most importantly, to themselves. This group of guys didn't ask for things such as a state champion- ship or even the district champion- ship. They only asked that they may walk tall and proud, and that when they are talked about years later that they may be given the well deserved title of winners. UOPAN Ol7l'0N6W Z' 6 Shidler 32 6 Wakita 34 14 Braman 32 14 DCLA 18 - O Lenepah 6 0 Big Cabin 2 O Welch 50 6 White Oak 45 44 Delaware 16 44 Blue jacket 0 Dewey, OIC 532-3341 The leaders of the 1985 Hornets: Leon jack- son 425, Troy Edwards 442, john King 310, Keith Martin 433, and Dwayne Bryan 455. Hornet running back Stacy Martin is stopped short of the goal. I'm thinking. 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Al- most all of them replied, When we got beat by Barnsdall, a fairly easy team. In the season opener, the game was a tough 6-0 defeat. After this loss the team was determined to make the year a total sucess. In the next game, the jr. high foot- ball team traveled to Dewey to play their 7th and Sth grade. With deter- mination and hard work Copan beat the Bulldoggers 22-8. On September 24, the jr. high played Oilton here. They showed us they had the skill, and confi- dence to follow-up that victory. They beat Oilton 28-6. On October 2, the jr. high played South Coffeyville here and the Hornets had an excellent ballgame. They won with a 38-20 victory. In the next outting the Hornets showed us much determination and confidence as ever, and beat Shidler. On October 15, they were to play Welch, always a tough team. The Hornets were leading the opposi- tion 6-0 until the third quarter when Welch ran in for a touch- down. Things were beginning to be really tense. The Hornets were on the 4 yard line with only 4 seconds left on the game clock. It looked like an ulitmate overtime but the team came through with another victory. The Hornets next opponent was Lenapah. The Eagles are usually a real tough team but they proved to be no competition to the Hornets. They defeated the Eagles 32-14 at their home field. The last football game of the sea- son matched the Copan Hornets against Welch. They all expected a tight and close game as the time before but the Hornets game away the victors 27-12. WHAT A SEASON! You should watch these fine group of guys. With their talent and determina- tion Copan looks to have a bright future. ,slit ' ,, ,jig 5 Max, a --., 6019 ll .7016 ffl fl 6013 HUAKD A y N 5 gow' Wm sfoozlsmfz? mlm 0 Barnsdall 6 22 Dewey 8 28 Oilton u 6 32 S. Coffeyvi e 20 26 shidlef 8 5jV,70If5 51155555 12 Welch 6 32 Lenepah, 14 27 Welch 12 , Back Row Left to Right: Coach Martinez, Lance Brown, Scott Mangan, Lee Lane, Randy Evans, Clint Anderson, Chuck Fouts, james Fouts, Coach Harris, Coach Davis. Middle Row: Jeff McGlathery, Paul Fiddler, Brandon Lucas, Clint Donaho, Larry Pruitt, justin Mitchell, Bobby Collins. Front Row: Barry Bonham, Gaylon Davis, Charlie Gilliland, Curtis Hinkle, Bud Cramer, Kenny Codding, Jason Dean, Shane Summers, Tony Herring, David Weatherspoon ,W Xxx Wm, A, Y . . SZ: S 5 ,, .. ia Q' A V Q N X u ' 1 mf Wi ,,. 45 Q35 k his . x K. , . 5 6 ,.:,2, Sf 'S ,N as N, X fix 382 Sn Y! 3 ff N Dm A V , ,- w ' E X 9 .... Q F ' 1 REE Q Q, ,ff ,L 5 5 .5 A 5 A .Q 5 RX x XF SX ! , . Xp. to be special Homecoming night was a night for three young ladies. Senior, julie Walker, Junior, Tricia Ketchum, and Sophomore Robin Brower were all hopeful of becoming the 1985-86 Homecoming Queen. But only one of them could enjoy that honor. Who would it be? At half-time of the game against Bra- man, 3 members of the football team, Harm Dunlap, Keith Martin, and Stacy Martin escorted the candidates for and to the center of the field. focused on the three potential queens. I hope Robin gets it. l No, no. Tricia has just got to win. But Julie's a senior. I hope she wins. Once again seniority reigned supreme and julie Walkerwas crowned Home- comingQueen for 198586. 3 X if 5 3 2 Z 3 9 E x 2 3 2 3 1 5 1 4 1 2 5 s 5 5 5 Q E 2 2 1 5 2 2 , 2 2 5 E E V S 3 2 2 Q 3 2 2 s Q if 5 5 Q 2 5 S 3 s 5 2 E fx 5 2 5 ? 2 g 2 E 3 s 2 E E 2 2 3 Q E 5 Q Q 5 5 fi 5 3 ? Q 5 2 as Z, 3 it 1 S 5 1: 5 2 5 3 s 2 1 WeMhqwvmqwgmwqwhwwmwimqmMM, WMUM MmwwzmM,.m,-www fp: , : , HM M ,www 15:z,.,,,-www. W W W, Ax 0 y::,:zsmmwswM, W1 www av A:4,1saszfw-.nwwwwzafzvwsrs-2 zum,-.w1zwvf:,xmWwWMw , ,Amawmwm-mv-wmmqwbwxwwww 1:mwmmW-nf-fxmwm-fmmww,,,QMWyWMNwww Ml Q. 3,5 v. ! S fo 5. E, LZ Q S 3 if ii YZ Z W W. . .. W W. W W . -6 16. HIGH KHE5 55308165 Nikki Forrest Bobette Bates Angie Bryan Shannon Sousa Tami Lindsey Lorena Forrest Standing: Tami Lindsey, Nikki For- rest, Shannon Sousa. Sitting: Rene Blom, Bobette Bates, Angie Bryan. Front: Lorena Forrest Not pictured: Tanya Moody, Tobbi Mitchell. Rene Blom 5092716241313 55,4444 H945 Softball returned to Copan this year and the new team with the new coach turned in a winning re- cord. The Lady Hornets posted a 12-9 record before losing in the fin- als of district play to Barnsdall. Copan opened the season by going to Dewey to play the defending 3A state champions. In the first games, nerves, inexperience and Dewey pitching took their toll and Copan lost 8-O. ln the second game of the doubleheader the Lady Hornets held Dewey scoreless until the bot- tom of the fourth. But the bubble burst and with one swing of the bat Dewey scored 3 runs to win. Al- though the Lady's lost the game many of the players felt that this was the best game of the year. Copan rebounded after the two losses to Dewey to win 4 straight games from Caney Valley and Barnsdall. Their record stood at 4-2. However, the winning streak ended at the hands of Barnsdall in a hard- fought 6-5 loss. Triples by Laurie Yearout and Shannon Sousa proved to be the high points of the game. But the Lady's stayed above the .500 mark by taking the second game 4- 1. In the next doubleheader Copan split with Wynona to push their record to 6-4. Things looked better when Copan took two more games from Caney Valley by scores of 5-3 in both games. Kathy Chinn blasted a home run for the winners and San- dra Hinkle and Carol Gilliland had two hits each. After extending their record to 8-4 the Lady Hornets squared off against the B'ville IV. They dropped two games, 7-6 and 9-2 and their record fell to 8-6. Next week, Copan's Softball Hor- nets traveled to B'ville looking for revenge. But in the first game B'ville bombed Copan 9-1. Howev- er, in the second game that after- noon Sandra Hinkle played her best game of the year and the Lady Hornets beat B'ville 2-1. Copan took two games from Wyn- ona later in the week to run their record to 11-7. However, a regular season finale with Dewey dropped the record to 11-8. The district tournament was a week away and confidence was building. As Liz Kraft said, We thought that we could do it. We wanted to win. In the first game of the district tournament the Lady Hornets blew Hominy out of the dugout 12-O. This set up the finale with Barns- dall, one more time. The Lady Hornets played as a team and played their best game of the year. But they fell short, 7-3. Laurie Yearout sums it up, We really pulled things together and gave it our best shot even though,we lost. The 1985-86 Lady Hornet softball ended with a 12-9 record. But thoughts of next year pushed their way into player thoughts. When asked what they were looking for- ward to next year, the chant was already beginning, Take State! makings. V Qs i. We f 'III ft' ' 3 Freshman pitcher, Kathy junior, Melissa Werts Chinn records another stri- makes the final catch in keout. another victory. WINNING 51524 SON O 0 8 9 4 4 5 8 4 2 5 5 6 2 1 2 8 8 0 District 12 Laurie Yearout rounds second on her way to score. Games 3 5 5013 15' UA K eozwv ozfzfomsvvz Dewey Dewey Caney Valley CV. Barnsdall Barnsdall Barnsdall Barnsdall Wynona Wynona CV. C.V. B'ville Mid B'ville Mid B'ville Mid B'ville Mid Wynona Wynona Dewey I-Iominy Barnsdall A Left to right, Top: Coach Morris, Laurie Yearout, .L A by Kathy Chinn, Melissa Werts, Robin Brower, Jody . E Kirchner, Kelly Ketchum. Bottom: Vicki Caron, Tami 1 Q Lindsey, Sandra Hinkle, Shannon Sousa, Carol Gilli- S Q f land, and Liz Kraft. .. Sr, ww D75 C1616 E' 6fly4Jl4 WUNS Most High School athletes are prob- ably considered the most dedicated of us all. When someone goes out for a sport you have the determination to do the best you can. Some are even recognized for it. The 1985-86 Baseball team has spent a lot of time and hard work practicing for their games. At the beginning of the season several games had been canceled and some were rescheduled due to the rain. So extra time and more hard work was put in when a game was canceled. The Baseball team went to Districts April 18, which was scheduled at Len- apah, but was played here because of the rain. They won Districts against Foyil, 14-4, which led them to play Lenapah with a win of 7-5. They went on to Regionals and lost to Fairfax and Oilton. Through the soreness, black eyes, and knots on the head, the boys have had a pretty successful team this year, ex- cluding the rainy season they had. But by the time Baseball season comes around next year, they'll be raring to go. Left to rightp back row: Troy Packard, Mark Hambright, Paul Fiddler, Jerry Fox, Scott Stotts, Bobby King Clint Donaho john King Alan Harden Sloan Dominick, Chris Forrest, and Coach joe Devlin. Front row: Stat Keeper, Kim Baker, Bobby Herring Steve Howard Kevin Dahl jeff McGlathery, Danny Lemmons, Shawn Long, Scott Hagen, and Stat Keeper, Kim Ashlock. P. , 559 5 Nothing goes by Foxy. 86016813074 KD ,lb Team 0 Welch 3 12 Lenapah 11 Caney Valley 6 5 Pawhuska 4 Barnsdall 1 15 Bartlesville 16 5 Bartlesville 2 4 Sedan jv 2 4 Barnsdall 4 2 Pawhuska 3 17 Lenapah The Little Fridge steps into a home run swing. Them 6 9 5 O 10 9 17 0 13 17 3 7 5 13 3 7 7 5 17 6164616 Z'6L4fM SHVDS ww N as h 9 .41 W K, I in...-4 junior, janessa Weaver f- 7 strides for the finish line at the state meet. v cf W X - Freshman, Bobette W: if 1 Bates was part of a L . 1 Copan relay team that il' qualified for state. 'V , e-13, s. I, K A . Mk ,U p f A-7 W M. 71'.,,, H ' ' i ,, f'2wl,',, 'Ffa Sherri Sells qualified for the state meet for the sec- ond year in a row. Q 5 2 G 51 22 Brent Pryor, Troy Potteiger, Keith Martin, and Stacy Mar- E tin stand on the victory stand v-qllli at the state meet. at 4343! CUEZV C7SCHZE Q4 vi 3 - ,, 'fp Dylan Mackey meets kj' Q - 1 ,,. 'fl 1-5 I tough competition at the f' , :wwf na A 'ff Oolagah track meet. ' I 2 ,4 figs , N Wx W G, X ig 315, gt ,,,., We Y-410' Carla Evans ran the two mile event at the State ' Track meet at Yukon. 5 ' 4, 3? . .57 r' l T3 y. e We ttet T it Y., QQ. I 3 A- -,E FBS .. b .g if L Q. .Q . .V in kb 321 ' f' 8 ' 5 ' .,.. --- -' gt ? ' eegM.waw' r i,if'?5..-f. ' ee x - . ir -. 'Q 1 Q .. ' ,iyi - --113, y Q .1 4 ' A Y . Q, to . ' H , f .. Z I N5 u - . . . Shane Summers competing at the Oolagah Track meet. Brent Pryor receives his fourth place medal at the State Track mt. A - 1 , xea Back row: Coach Martinez, Shelly Barnett, Amy Thompson, Terri Rippy, Margie Cur- tis, Missy Mills, janessa Weaver, and Laurie Yearout. Front row: Manager, Trisha Ket- chum, Carol Gilliland, Rachael Rahn, Sher- rie Sells, Tracy Powell, Kathryn Dailey, and Sandra Hinkle. 56015515 OJ KD H O 45 Lenapah 44 45 Caney Valley 34 33 Nowata 39 34 Chelsea 38 47 Wann 43 38 Dewey 55 36 Lenapah 38 61 B'ville 51 30 Broken Arrow 46 56 B'Vill8 46 47 Dewey 57 54 Ketchum 76 50 Fairland 59 49 Fairfax 61 32 Caney Valley 55 54 Wann 49 35 Wynona 48 56 'Shidler 48 49 'Fairfax 57 49 Cherokee 67 J-UG!-I 561-IOOL' l5'y4SlC5Z'l6L4L'1T 7 '-4 5 . manga-una Q 5 ,,.. ,.,. Qt. K Sandra makes a perfect pass to Margie Cur tis. 6 17574 IZNJNG WNY!! 6196275 IUSNZ5. ' - 'A : 'f' ' i i .H Lee Hofstrom capitalizes on a free throw. Back row: Steven Meyer, Keith Hofstrom, Bobby King, Scott Stotts, Keith Martin, Troy Edwards, Lee Hofstrom, Jim Gauger, jason Davis, and Mr. Davis, Coach. Front row: Stacy Powell, Stacy Martin, Mark Hambright, Danny Lemmons, Jerry Werts, Scott Hagan, Keith Carder, and Kim jack- son. Not pictured, Jerry Fox. SC'0lC8B'0.f4 KD H O 49 Lenapah 72 40 Caney Valley 56 25 Skitook 79 33 Lenapah 66 53 Wann 67 25 Dewey 82 39 Wynona 65 36 Lenapah 57 20 Bartlesville 55 40 Broken Arrow 60 45 Bartlesville 69 37 Dewey 71 46 Ketchum 75 47 Fairland 66 48 Fairfax 72 45 Caney Valley 73 58 Wann 65 37 'Wynona 32 52 'Fairfax 59 AZWAVS CKWN6 . The Hornet basketball teams were faced with a very tough schedule. Their first opponents were the Len- epah Eagles. The boys were defeat- ed while the girls won a close game. The second game of the season put the Hornets against Caney Valley. The boys played a good game but fail short. The Lady Hornets played a good game but fail short. They won 45-34. The next two games were at the Nowato Tourney and both teams lost. The sixth game of the season pitted the Hornets against the Dewey Bulldoggers. ,4 perfect ,uasstf Setting up the offense. W Both teams fail short. In the teams' second meeting the Lady Hornets wanted revenge but lost a very close game to the opposition. The team felt that this was there best game of the season. Mid-season did not fail well for the Hornets. The teams went into Districts with de- termination. The boys lost their game but played their best game of the season. The next two games of the year closed the eyes of hope for the girls to return to the state tour- ney. N1 Perfect fame' dx. W,N, , N5 V816 WW 5 lllif J-lustling far the ball' Perfect defense' ,Missy and Sanj scramble for the ball A .u- ,,..,p.-n-n-vu ,I X 3 9 x vu! 'E g'L ,Margie takes wntral 5'igl1t far position! CHE, 16016417511 On a cold, winter night in November, Co- pan High School crowned the 1985-1986 Basketball Homecoming Queen. Wynona had come to Copan with two victories over our Hornets. But nothing could damper the spirits of three special young ladies that night. Senior Shelly Barnett, Junior Tracy Powell, and Sophomore Carol Gilliland were all hopeful candidates. All these young ladies were members of the Lady Hornets basketball team. Immediately after the girls' game the three disappeared into the locker room in basketball uni- forms, and thirty minutes later emerged in long, flowing formals. At halftime of the boys' game Keith Martin, Lee Hofstrom, and Danny Lemmons escort- ed the candidates onto the court. While members of both teams looked on, Senior Keith Martin crowned Shelly Barnett queen. The sophomore candidate was Carol Gilliland. She was escorted by Danny Lemmons. 1 21 The junior attendant was Tracy Powell. Her escort was Lee Hof- The flower girl was Sonja Salkil, Sonja is the daughter of Teresa Salkil. The crown bearer was Cody Brown. He is the son of Tom and Alice Brown. strom. 0? H!! 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V PA r 2 it iii fy Q V 5 fa QQ 1 if ' A W ffm E -K ff, 'Y Eg 55 4' l f' 3 if 4 L ,J 4, ggiiw' E 'Wifi Gif? . , , fi: if Sai it t ' ' ,I I Q ,V V,, if., f aiwafyr, H , ', ,K 1 , ,, '-'- wt., W My V4 ' M f -' it M I , A I , ,mmf My ,..,, ,sr VV W awww My I MTW H My rf ff., ,gf I 'f 'mW,,,f,f5 ' mf 7, I 'L , W ffmfwfiy Wffm it ' 3 V W ,rf ,mirwfswt We e I .M V ,V M V ft MM ,, T - ,, T f ' ' Back row left to right: Coach Harris, Randy Evans, Brandon Lucas, Clint Donaho, Chris Brower, Clint Anderson, jeff McClathery Front Danny Weaver, Wade Walker, jason Dean, Shane Summers, Rodney Jackson, and Clay Baker. .,,-4 When are we leaving? Clint Donaho fights for the ball as Bobby Col- lins searches to find the ball. Clint D. breaks the Wann defense and goes for two. 8 Cf! AND 9 Cf! 6116175 15'-1524175 The eighth and ninth grade girls basketball team had a good season. Coach Morris said the girls were all hard workers and good basketball players. She said we should be ex- pecting a excellent team when the girls get in high school. The eighth grade girls started their season off right with a 32-9 victory over Nowata in the Delaware Tour- nament. The ninth grade had a very good sea- son. They started the season off with a 38-21 win over Wann. They had a couple of close games. The most ex- citing was the one point win over Bluejacket, 48-47. Back Row: Donna Morris, coach, Teresa Dean, Becky Cameron, Jody Kirchner, Lori Hollandsworth Kathy Chinn Tanya Moody and managers, Tami Lindsey and Liz Kraft. Front Row: Manager, Rene Blom, Angie Bryan, Bobette Bates Shannon Sousa Lorena Forrest and Nikki Forrest. 'Wai Say what? Tanya Moody shows her skillful talents! Shannon Sousa and Jody Kirchner are ready for the rebound. aw Q' FU! Lu W if Z 2 'Q All 505164 FHS JGHCH 5164235163 Giggling girls and rowdy boysg spit balls in the classroomg pranks in the hallg boys and girls lined up on opposite sides of the dance floor. Ankle express is still the most widely used means of transporta- tion. However, parents can be drafted as chauffeurs for the really big night out . Receiving a letter jacket or class ring is a topic of major concern for every eighth grader also. The ones who are really on top of things al+ ready have their first car picked out. It's the one with the 20,000 dol- lar sticker price on the window. Clint Anderson Clay Baker Chris Brower Angie Bryan Lisa Burger Becky Cameron julie Capps Kim Combs jerry Chubbick Mike Curtis Trista Custer , Denise Day jason Dean Teresa Dean Chuck Dyer Jenifer Dyer jay Eddy Nikki Forrest Chuck Fouts Jason Grimm r f f S The eighth grade is one of the best years because you rule the junior high, though few stop to realize that they will be at the bottom of the totem pole next year. But right now, they are only think- ing about eighth grade graduation. That is when they will finally be- come legitimate high schoolers and leave junior high behind for good. 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Most of the students chose football as their favorite sports and Porsche as their favorite car. When these students become sg and 6i grade coach. Mrs. Martinez explains, Now girls, this is a basketball adults, they would like to be stunt person, comic strip writer, race car driver, fashion designer, or a po- liceman. Four of the answers given if asked what they would do if they were the superintendent of our school-quit: try to get all kids to make A's Sr B's, supply playground with more equipment, and get bet- ter library books. When teachers were asked to de- scribe their class, their reply was Fantastic! I predict a very suc- cessful trip through Jr. high 8: High school for the class of 92 ! They are very hard working and serious about their school work. They also enjoy P.E. Bn art and are generally fun to be around. They've made my year as a teacher a very happy, pleasant and year to remember, Dianne Martinez. 65,455 05' 'Qi' VW 'm S. ' x ale. 3 T if yu., ,L'aMf.!, ' X W f. , at ,L X S rw l 1 ,v4,4. A jennifer Benson Spencer Bentley Misty Blackburn Heidi Capps Travis Codding Neil Custer Tracy Davis Misti Devlin Bill Herring Bobby Jeffers Greg Jeter James johnson Debra Kent David Kill Hoss Lemmons Bootsy Manning Stephanie McClure Tawnya McMahon David Pruitt Jeff Radebaugh Lynn Selby Rachael Swalley Billy Trimble Shawn Wheaton jammie Woody K AV Av 3 in I V, 1 run: 4 2 ll in ga 'N ww . I ,,.- Q is M' 919614 6164295 If your favorite movie is Karate -ISE and your favorite hero is Syl- vester Stallone and your favorite songs are Money for Nothing and Smoking in the Boys Room chances are you are in the fifth grade. Our survey showed the students are in agreement on many things. Most of the students chose football as their favorite sport and Lambor- genie as their favorite car. When these students become 3 2 4 2 1 5 y v r ggy s yy C hh ,vi 'L vu , ,MM , 'R ie 5 ,gif 43 1 WMM. ,MM adults, they would like to be a foot- ball player, Veterinarian, cycle me- chanic, pediatrician, or a scientist. Four of the answers given if asked what they would do if they were the principal of our school were more playground equipment, more Carnivals, more recesses, and for the Sth and 6th graders to play tackle football. When teachers were asked to de- scribe their class, their reply was NO COMMENT! Viwaawi f Ilwad 1' f' 4, an 'f 'A , , ,wa fi MW' V, 4, K, A Senior Missy Mills joins her Lady Hornet teammates at center court. 4 ' ff, V '1'v g -la X Lisa Thompson Shancla Trimble Amanda Uber Kim Watkins Dylan Brayfield Shane Cameron Lindsey Dean Chris Dommick jeremy Edminson Christina Caskill Scott Hinkle Vicki Jones Melissa Lee Michelle Lucas Jeremiah Michno Patrick Mitchell Ashley Moreland Suanne Smith Bryan Taggart WHIZE 0 01116 Will! We took a poll in the fourth grade. Their favorite movie was Back To The Future. Their song was Money for Nothing. The color blue seemed to be the most liked color and a Z28 was the decision they made for their favor- ite car. They decided that they en- joyed the sports, football and soc- cer the most. When asked what they wanted to be when they grew up, their replies were a vet, a doctor, a teacher, and a rancher. If these young children could be anyone else in the world, the girls would like to be either Mae West, Crystal Gail, or Cindi Lauperg the boys would like to be either Bill Cosby or Chuck Norris. If some fourth graders were to become President, they would change quite a few things. First of all, they would not make citizens pay taxes or bills. School would be only 3 hours long and students would get paid for going. Oh yeah, one more thing, they would not have any speed limits. Fourth grade for President! Copan cuties strutting their stuff Bryan Weaver Lona Benson Matt Blom Anthony Bryan Zeke Burger Angie Burrow jamie Carter Russell Combs john Dick Lori Eustler Tonie Evans Heather Finney J.C. Harden Rebecca Kerr Mathew Madron Jolie Manning Henry McClure Chuck Melton Shane Miller jarrett Morain Donita Pierce Kyle Sears Mechelle Shoesmith Michele Steeler Carrie Stietler joan Uber UHJKD 6164 5 We took a poll in the third grade to find out their favorites. Back to the Future seemed to be the decision as far as movies were concerned, and Shout topped the list of songs. When you are in the third grade, you are a girl, and you are told you could be anyone you wanted you might say Supergirl or your mom, but if you were a boy, you might say Ronald Reagan or Cindi Lauper's body guard. We also found we might be in trouble if these youngsters were President of the U.S. Comments made were to raise the speed limit, have no work in school, and be able to drive a car at any age. We do have some hope though because others said there would be no wars, no payments on long distance phone calls, and lower taxes. We'll all find out in about fifteen years. Roxanne Ainesworth Kevin Attford April Anderson Leala Boggs Michael Bryan Arica Burger Chris Cauthen Preston Dean Ted De Plois jason Fellingham Shannon Forth Danny Gaskill Jamey Gilliland justin Glenn Lee Ann Hamlin Michael Hair Brandi Harrington ,Ieri Hix justin Holland Lance Hollandsworth Lance Knight Mitchell Lucas Brandy Miller Crystal Osborn Tracy Packard Amy Pierce jenny Radebaugh jennifer Taggart Brandon Wade Michelle Werts S56 NZ? 5164 If your favorite cartoon is Hulk Hogans Rocken Wrestling your fa- vorite thing about school is recess chances are you are in the second grade. Our survey showed the stu- dents are in agreement on many things. Most if the students chose art as their favorite subject, liked orange sherbert ice cream, and chose Webster as their favorite T.V. show. The various students want to be a preacher, a race car driver, a mov- ie star, a pilot, and a teacher. Four of the answers given when asked what they would do if they were President were: make every- body a movie star, give everyone a turn on a train, buy Daniel Sanders an Odyssey lgo cartl, give food to poor people. When the teachers were asked to describe their class their replies were this is the best class ever-a little noisy but full of excitement, adventure and creativity. N Kellie jones and Mike Provence try to ig- nore jennifer Klaus as she spreads the gos- sip. Scott Bennett is trying to see what interest- ing things he might find under his finger- nails. Melissa Ainsworth jamie Ashlock Scott Bennett Gabriel Cochran Brian Curtis Kristen Dean Tony Dick Clifford Edens Kristin Edens jeremy Edminson Randy Edminson justin Harrington Kassy Jackson David Jeter Kellie jones jennifer Klaus Danny Lee Ryan Mackey Tom Mardis Cameron McAhren Dana McMahon Lindsay Mitchell Darcy Pierce Mike Provience Beth Rickords Daniel Sanders Christy Sherrell Amber Thompson jamey Watkins Shawn Wiseman 91165 C 6164 5 If your favorite cartoon is Garfield and your favorite hero is Liono and your favorite thing about school is recess, then chances are you are in the first grade. Our survey showed the students are in agreement on many things. Most of the students chose reading as their favorite subject, liked chocolate ice cream and chose Ka- rate Kid as their favorite movie. The various students wanted to be a cheerleader, race car driver, bull rider, teacher, or astronaut. Four of the answers given when asked what they would do if they were President of the U.S. were: Buy things, ride my bike, buy toys, and boss everyone around. When the teachers were asked to describe their class, their reply was, First rate. ..,, t 5 - -i ts', 'S 2 5. A . -A 5 X f -.gifs - Brannon Bockrus Lena BOSSS ' Cody Brown it j ' f X , g. ' Meredith Brown I - Q Z fx ri f ff' ,sk Mx Tara Cavaness F '- 2 3 'xx 'Q I r. 1 Jeannette Couch David Custer Tresley Deal Laci Eustler Casi Fellingham Jeff Finney Holly Hitchcock Shane Hunter Chad Johnson Norma johnson Robyn johnson Tim Keene Crystal King Shane Kitterman Rachelle Livingston my X ,ft f f t- ' T 5222 5 :Xi g 'g2i5-:g5.rI?-'f ' 25 .Q S is a E X rl 1813115 E 1 , , hx .5 rr, . V r t if 2 X Q . . 2 1 X ri! MN , ..,., K Ski, g K1 .S X NE Nl ss ti X Ns - 'I i 1 X W Y shi r Nita- 1-ly ,I 5 ,gr Y , xl' is X r K 5 Xt, Lg 5 t 1 ' T T' ., N if Q. 'kv R t tl w B 6 QR W X Y .E . W A Q 1 wi wi , fs 'K s Wx: f Q., V 's ,,,,,-v 'Qi A.. - ' I x Q - - wx t X t A 3 'ti't l 5' 5 , .. L ,,.. 35 , ,. if ' - ' '. ers -in Shawn Trimble Rebecca Werts Shawn Williams Norma johnson Melissa Macron Scott Marshall jerry Matney Kira McAhren Amanda Miller jason Muninger Tommie Provence Bridgette Rackeiffe Travis Robinson Sonya Sallcil Kurtis Sears jamie Steeler Landon Swaim jesse Tah Melody Thompson o Jimmie john johnson lC.7ND.8l65,4 I6 GSW Just think, only 12 years to go and I'll be through with this kid stuff. The class of 99! Wow! In only a couple of years we'll be graduat- ing from the 8th grade. And then it's on to bigger and better things. I already have my class ring picked out and I know who I'm taking to the prom. Hey! You can't plan these things too early. just yesterday I was eating Gerber's strained spin- ach, and look at me now-kindergar- X I e . ew e ' I W I tst 2 .fil Kelly Allen ri t -'r I Crystal Bennett Elizabeth Blom Amanda Bonham jackie jo Chaney :W -ff' Kelli Cox Shannon Dominick Shane Dominick , Tosha Downing Beau ,lay Evans Travis Forth Stacy Glen Shane Klix Shawn Kitterman 1 Kelly Mangan Melissa Mathison Chanda May I john McClure 1 jennifer Meloy ten. In kindergarten we learn the dif- ferent letters of the alphabet, our numbers, and we get to color and draw. On Halloween, we dressed up in costumes and had a party. We get to have lots of parties. I wonder what they do in jr. high and high school. Do they have par- ties? Do they get to dress up on Halloween? Do they use crayons or big, fat pencils? I sure hope so. at b'..,, g .. g t 'ee'1t' P . iaia :fi 6 it I N . f ttist , ' is I ,et.' .. 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Front row: Bobby Herring-Reporter, Laurie Year- out-Sweetheart, Mike Phipps-Vice President. Back row left to right: Scott Mangan, Larry Pruitt, Adam Hunt, Kevin Johnson, Clint Donaho, Pat Bellmyer, Charlie Gilliland, Dennis Jeffers, Lee Hofstrom, Paul Fiddler, Bobby Herring. Second row: Steve Howard, Randy Evans, Brandon Lucus, Troy Edwards, james Cates, Mark Lumley, Mark Hanbright, Chris Forrest Keith Kirkland, Kevin Goodman. Third row: Shaun Long, Keith Carder, Jerry Fox, Laurie Yearout, Celeste Barnett, Chuck Steitler, Allen Harden, Troy Packard, Jimmy Lamb, Travis Edwards, Travis Pryce. Front row: jeff McGlathery, Kenny Workman, Britton Bockius, james Fouts, Tony Herring, Tim Clifford, Richard Thomison, Mark Tevebaugh, Claudine Carol. 19 V -Y i 5 7 .r 5 X . - L ,W ,. -..M .,,,.,. .t......m.,,.....mu. -it-w,, ...mt. .Mit - .ssm-.,.,s.W.,.a .sm ......t at S 668555'llL' If ,416 Celeste Barnett won Grand Champion in the market lamb division at the Washington County Show. Clint Donaho exhibits the Washington County Livestock Show and Sale's Grand Champion market steer. ' ' , W 'Us fmt N'w?,ii,f 2 6 ss X ' V if y. y A .Wil 'l y tip, Charlie Nelson concluded a sweep ofthe Washington County Show when he exhibited the Grand Champion market hog. 75 31511765 MKMSKS u4Jlfl5l676L4 SW58 Z'f!6L4l? Z' The 1985-86 FFA SWEETHEART is Laurie Yearout. She is the daughter of Iaquita and Gary Yearout. This is the first year she has held the honor. She is also active in basket- ball and softball. 91151116 fl0,!l45Jl4y4lC8lCS 09 MWWEIZIHV4 I6 AJWIKOAZ The 1985-86 FHA DREAMBOAT is Jerry Fox. He is the son of Rob Fox. He was elected by the mem- bers of the organization. Jerry is active in football, basketball, and baseball. 77 ?llZ'lll6 f!Ojlfl8,!lfb4lC5l6.S' 0? y4Jl'l5k'76V4 it if The FHA llfuture I-lomemakers of America, Chapter, including 28 mem- bers, has been very active this year. They began the year by attending a sub-district rally in Bartlesville. Some members also attended a meeting in Little Rock, Arkansas. The FHA also worked a great deal with the elderly during the past year Members delivered pumpkin pies for W . . . . . . - fy' --'Nas Thanksgiving, visited nursing homes :Tq for Christmas, and sponsored a ban- 'f,Q1,.,f 'Ne T' quet in the spring. The FHA ended the ,. pg ' year by attending the state convention in Oklahoma City- ania Lucas -Hist cfReC. Leader. -n-ww f' Z 2? 4 in Prom Left to Right Back Row: Ms. Keene, Amy Thompson, Marsha Chinn, Tricia Ketchum, Tania Lucas, and Donna Gray. Front Row: Brandy Rowe, LaRhonda Bates, Kristi Luke, Sheila Lamb, and Cindy Tevebaugh. 78 if W, L f 41 W ,Q p-.N ,f ' FHA'ers Amy Thompson, Tania Lucas and Kristi Luke take a well-deserved break. Ms. Keene spreads the good news of FHA success. I -f. e, ', A H - X A ws -..' , .www ,fn 4 Vx is Nw 3 ,iffkgis I s Write that down. 79 54 EA? CKAHZIKKJHZIZAK 6 E7 W 5155 4 in QWQHH Whoa Pig! No sweat consider it done, ui' an if K X 'lzk' if us. Xi M No stupid you just don't get it! a4L'W,4Z!5' IQEWISWII6' I6 si is 3,58 + xi f r- Q 64161611 Pl3ll.7Z'Z7 Larry was the son of Karl and Anita Pruitt. Larry was a member of the FFA. He was also in the High School Band as well as track and junior high football. Larry's friendly smile and happy ways will stay in our hearts and minds forever. JWVEI6 9016655 K8 WN ,YOHNS CON Kevin was the son of Linda Johnston. He was a member of FFA and the High School Band. He also was the manager of the Ju- nior High Boys Basketball Team and was in track. Kevin will be remembered by every- one always and forever. RFFWNN ZH JINNZML' 552499 Ms. Morris, where's the white-out? I don't have any pictures for my lay- out, Ms. Morris. I know I had copy for that page. What happened? Ms, Morris, I need help over here. She said she'd help me first. I forgot to put any film in the camera. What do you want me to do? Throughout the year, many cries of an- ger, despair, joy, and excitement were heard coming from Ms. Morris' annual class. Thirteen students and one teacher were locked in a small room with 120 pages to fill that were to eventually be- come the 1986 Copan annual. Our fearless, young Qalthough now gray- hairedj leader, Ms. Morris waded through piles of pamphlets and direc- tor's guides in an attempt to guide this adventuresome staff. Terri Rippy lead the way for the group as our editor. Busi- ness Manager, Melissa Werts kept all our records straight and made sure that we didn't bankrupt ourselves. Kelly Summers, Shannon Sousa, Tami Lind- sey, Tobbi Mitchell, Lori Hollands- worth, Rene Blom, Tanya Moody and Rachel Rahn provided the page designs. Celeste Barnett added the copy for many pages. Kevin Dahl and Liz Kraft did all the legwork and provided the staff with these awesome photographs. Now, the final product is here. This is a book produced by the students for the students. It's not perfect, but we take great pride in presenting it to you. EN- JOY! 01116 Drill AZ' CHE l5'6L46fl f rs'-4... 2 ' 4, A, in V. -V. V, .... . fv ... , Q, W . , 'w,,,kV I is f . . ..., .,,, . .... , it - Y- f A we ' M. w1f'i..M n ,.., 1. .W fs Mm M.. ..,.. ....r.. . .W ,W , W, I, , , W ,,.. wif- N .., ,,,,,,eW,4f,V 3552 M324 ,. HAIQD AC WORK si9'5 f I've had it! just forget it! I've washed my hands of this mess! says, Rene Blom. f ,wg V, Senior Editor, Terri VA N., .. . QW 'WW' A Rippy contemplates A N VS xp another idea for this ,X ,... :ai-W .-i.A E. f? year's annual. 1 if f . K ag' Li:'. 1 g ga K VVJVL 'Ni' fx, W f, Gosh, Ms. Morris, you didn't tell us we had to work. N You can't see me! 4716. HW!! GIQADZIAZJUW AZ' CJ-I8 COP ,if 47111.78 611427175 79 WJD6' WMLCICSIZ 90 lCZ?VZ75lC5,4l6 C5 616110113510 613,435 0? '98 Mr. Walker's kindergarten class provided their own entertainment at graduation. Look out world! Here I come. 51901655 IM QMS? '86 at X at te- till l l A proud coach shows off a present she received from her softball Medals and awards that the track team worked hard for. team. Coach Martinez shows off his present from the High School Girls Basketball team, while Mr. Davis examines his expression. M Martinez was also the emcee for the Sports Banquet. The Senior girls that participated in sports received plaques for their achievements. Left to Right:Terri Rippy, Shelly Barnett, Margie Curtis, and Missy Mills. Coach Devlin finds the microphone quite interesting, while giving out Baseball certificates. Q 2 n l l l 1 The Senior boys also received plaques. Left to Right: john King, Keith Martin, Troy Edwards, and Leon jackson, Coach Harris hands out jr. high boys basketball letters. Leon jackson awards Coach Davis some salad dressing since the Football team was too poor to buy him a gift. 63510 ff - Z9 OM 86 The theme for the 1985-86 Junior- Senior Prom was Cherish . The Prom was held after the banquet in the old gym. The guys, all dressed in their tux- edos, looked great, with the excep- tion of the senior class president, Keith Martin. He wore white bag- gies, a hawaiian shirt, and a white pimp hat. He showed his individ- uality perfectly! We were proud of him. Some teachers and school board members visited the prom. They seemed to enjoy themselves. What really made the night was to see Mrs. Diehl and Ms. Freed party down. The night was something to re- member or try to remember for ev- eryone. The after prom party was at Chris Forrest's house. Everyone had a chance to watch their friends walk, talk, hold up a house, and lay on the ground. It definitely was a night that we will all remember and Cherish ,Jef Seniors Laura jo Pryce and julie Walker. Seniors Steven Meyer, Leon jackson, Troy Ed wards, Brent Pryor, and Keith Martin. Ci The Senior Class of 1986 , W, iv ' , 4 tiww 21 Seniors Leon jackson and Brent Pryor. juniors Sandra Hinkle and Kelly Summers Ziff 65,438 0? 'S - Q-4 xp F 33 if ff, qvww 2, Laura jo Pryce receives her diplo- ma from school board member Delores Bonham. Troy Edwards is anxious to get fi that diploma in his hands, C068 316516 UJV5 1245 Z' CM45 zf,4fsDJec0feJ,4N M1378 WALT 16516 Copan High School may not see another senior class like the Class of '86 for many years to come. This group wasn't content to be average. They wanted to be more. They wanted to better, and they accomplished that goal. These seniors won as many as or more honors than any group be- fore them. Numerous scholarships were offered to these seniors. julie Walker, Missy Mills, John King, Shelly Barnett and others won scholar- sfwu 5,4 conwv M 1551! M1555 ships totalling thousands of dollars. Also, Keith Martin became the first senior from Copan to be accepted to the United States Air Force Academy. Although their years at CHS are over, the class of '86 will always be remembered as winners. To them, we wish great success and these words, The greatest artist was once a beginner. NSW Z9 02917 I would like to thank the Copan student body, faculty, support staff and community for making this a very successful school year. By working together we were able to endure some very tough exper- iences this year. We also had many fine and rewarding experiences to- gether. As the year comes to a close, I would like to salute a very fine sen- ior class. I am very proud of the seniors for the standards they set and their achievements at Copan. I wish you seniors the best of luck in your future endeavors. In preparing for next year, I would like to challenge the underclass- men to set high goals and meet the challenges that only hard work will reward. Toby Moreland, Supt. This year's school board members are Cleft to rightj Clerk-Rick Brower, Vice-President-Gary Year- out, member-Deloris Bonham, member-Jack McGlathery, Presi- dent-Ron Carder, and Secretary- Vicki Forrest- not pictured HUWIJWAND Betsy Graham does an excellent job on her first year as the elementary principal. Harold Rowland keeps up the good work as the High School Principal. .. 3 -. R Valarie Coleman keeps the kids in line in her first year as vice-principal. She also teaches Algebra I and Computer Pro- gramming. l 93 16' HZYVZ7 CHS 653785 Vickie Forrest-Superintendent's secre- tary, Velma Morain-High School secre- tary, Betty jo Trimble-Elementary school secretary. Made up of the secretaries, bus dri- vers, custodians, and cooks, the sup- port personnel is an important part of a school system. Without them, noth- ing would ever work. No lunch, no way to and from school, dirty class- rooms, and much unfinished business would be only a few of the problems. Their work isn't usually fun or easy, but they keep things running smoothly throughout the year. jean Rickords, Diana Sears and Romalee Howard provide Copan lunchers with tasty, nutritious meals. Melvin Gann, Glenna Hitchock, Dean Locklin, and Darrel Gaut take time out For a picture. AE' 5 2 E 5 .wa A W gg 95 Y ,SQXYFQ Kay Baker Special Education - The most important thing I can teach a student is to learn to like himself, to be proud of his achievements. .79 ,7 011529 If I could I would give you the sun to make things brighter, the sky to be your limits, a smile to make you happy, and dreams to become your future. But I can only give you the opportunity to learn and develop, the opportunity to explore and search, and final- ly, the opportunity to know and be proud of yourself. - Anonymous Genia Castell Pre-school - If I had to choose my career again, I would be an oil baron's wife. Debbie Comstock lst Grade Peggy Cauthen 1st Grade Karen Davis 3rd Grade f Q 5 Y Dianne Boggs Math - My favorite time of the year is May. Ruth Clopp 2nd Grade - The most im- portant thing I can teach a student is to love learning. Randy Davis History, Physical Educa- tion 0 Joe Devlin History, English - A good student is one who thinks and questions, a student who desires knowledge. Not neces- sarily an A or B student. David Hammond Science, Biology - My fa- vorite time of the year is spring, when classes are dissecting. 4:91-nssnnruuusxawalfuxuuneuuxn 354611152711 Charissa Dunn Bill Faulkenberry Typing History, Psychology Colleen Freed Math - The most impor- tant thing I can teach a stu- dent is to learn, achieve, and do that which will make his life more impor- tant. is ,X ' E S Penny Diehl Science, Biology - My fa- vorite time of the year is graduation. It's a great joy to see seniors advancing ahead. Darrell Harris Math, Social Studies, Eng lish L ,? if George Hoffman sth grade - A good student is one who has learned to think for himself. E E 5 Monty Layton Vocational Agriculture - If I had to make another ca- reer choice I would be a millionaire. . if I! Norma Hauser Math Tutor Robbie Keene Home Economics Rick Martinez Social Studies, Science Pam Johnson 4th grade - If I had to make another career choice, I would be a vet. Dianne Martinez 6th grade - My favorite time of the year is after Christmas break. Donna Morris English - If I had to make another career choice I would want to be Presi- dentg his job is easier. Ramona Rowland Band - If I had to make an- other career choice I would be a pro basketball player. Bob Moore English Clarabel Morrison English - My favorite time ofthe year is the beginning because most students are eager. Judy Walker Kindergarten Charlene Radebaugh 2nd grade - The most im- portant thing I can teach a student is to respect him- self and others. ! 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