Coyle High School - Bluejacket Yearbook (Coyle, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1977 volume:

at I Coyle led 18-10 i ie first quarter. Wood period sa Ul within five. ! i S M O I ° K “tr 5 for a 621 i J cia. _ Editor: Jonese Carnes Copy Mary Jane Oswalt Editor: Dalena Roark Business Manager: Dana Owen — m 1 3 !?f? ojl-5 layout Editor: Dana Womack Photographers: Steve Hall Advertising Manager: Janet Johnson Debbie Brooks - . . cre c “ 'se� fe0-|l I 5S|il nrts e§ i! 1! 111 Pow si. 1 i 5.11 1 111 % • b Bond Sale Planned J1J _ if - g - -F o e- , f 4= o fe Vffv, a)jj q� a ® u Mrs. Pollard... Each year the yearbook staff selects an out- standing person to dedicate the Bluejacket Annual. This person is generally a hardworking individual who thinks of others before herself. Mrs. Pollard has been on the Coyle High School faculty for 4 years. She has worked dili- gently as Senior Sponsor, Teacher, and as our Yearbook advisor. It is for these reasons that we, the 1976-77 Bluejacket Annual Class dedicate this years Annual to this outstanding woman ... 2 MAC’S CORNER CORRAL GROCERY Our first step toward the progress of Coyle. GROCERIES BEER GULF GAS HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS Owners Mr. Mrs. O. E. McAnally E. Main 466-2614 Coyle 3 Our First Family 1976-77 Yes, that was a very good year. For we, just as any other school had the usual administration, staff, curricu- lum changes, additions, subtractions, improvements, etc... And our exciting year all began with the news of our New First Family—Mr. james Going and his wife, Gail. Although he is not a newcomer to our community, he was recently promoted to a higher position— SUPERINTENDENT-but he has served with us for six years in the capacity of principal. His limited leisure moments are spent as Royalful Master at the Masonic Lodge in Guthrie, President of the Coyle Lions Club, Chief of the Volunteer Fire Department and hunting and fishing. Gail teaches a class of twenty fourth graders. She enjoys basketball, volleyball, sewing, camping, and many other things outside. 4 It is evident to anyone who knows her even for a short while that she, indeed, is the woman behind this successful man because she so unselfishly lends a helping hand when- ever the situation arises. Needless to say, she is supportive of our entire student body and school-elementary, middle, secondary, faculty, and auxiliary aids. Their son, Franklin, has attended all his school years at CHS and at the present time he is in the 6th grade. Our Second Family Before the beginning of our 1976-77 school year we learned that we would be getting a new Principal and that it would be none other than OUR OWN Mr. Donny Darrow. Besides taking care of his principal duties, Mr. Darrow is also a coach for the high school girls basketball team, the baseball boys, and the 7th and 8th grade boys and girls basket- ball team and has done a good job at all of these. Along with coaching, Mr. Darrow teaches high school Health and Drivers Ed. He also enjoys watching T. V., playing golf and anything that has to do with sports. Mr. Darrow’s wife, Carol, also is a teacher here at Coyle and Mrs. Darrow teaches the 6th graders. Some of Carol’s hobbies are playing the piano, playing volleyball, and she loves to watcfr T. V. soap operas and is addicted to them; she also dislikes cooking. Mr. and Mrs. Darrow are both two very nice people and are very helpful and kind to everyone, and hopefully will stay with us for many more years. 5 Owner: Otis Long 466-9203 Iris Reisburg, counselor at CHS, is new this year. For hobbies Mrs. Reisburg en- joys macrame and reading. The 8th grade teacher, Mr. Robert Ripley is also a new teacher at Coyle High School. Basketball and racing cars are just two of his hobbies. Sheryl Smith is the second grade teacher at CHS. She attends college and is now in the process of receiving her masters degree. Crafts and decoupage are just two of her hobbies. Mr. Raymond Garis, Science teacher at ‘-HS, has become actively involved during his first year at CHS as one of the junior sponsors. He likes hunting and P� ng pong. Mrs. Virginia Shultz is the Special Educa- tion teacher at Coyle High School. This is her first year at Coyle. Aside from teaching, her hobbies include macrame and dogs. Nick Yarbrough teaches vocational agri- culture here at Coyle. He also sponsors the chapter of Future Farmers of America. Outside school activities, Mr. Yarbrough enjoys hunting and horses. 8 Grades Kindergarten-4th at Coyle High School begin the long struggle to achieve that prized possession; the Diploma. It also means Mrs. Williams P. E. class, every- body line up and Dear Santa letters. Grades 5-8 mean WORK. It’s the time when your mind learns many basic ideas. Different teachers to acquaint one- self with, social functions and “boy discovers girl and vice versa. Grades 9-11 brin us closer to the end of our journey. The PSAT test to take, the Junior-Senior Prom, and to anticipate the Senior year. Senior means finality— that's all she wrote. Each pep assembly ... baseball and basketball game ... dance ... accumulate in a senior’s mind. As one near death views his life in retrospect—so a senior lives each item of high school days with knowledge the end is near........ 11 James Simpson-Go to college and study engineering. Ernest Holloway-Go to college and be rich. Bill Franks—Go to that one college and be the richest. Marsha Timmoms-Attend C. S. U. and major in medicine. Jonese Carnes-Plans to go to O. S. U. and major in Pharmacy. Curtis Boyce-lnherit a million dollars after wasting 4 years in college. Bret Pickcns-Takea vacation. Dana Womack- Plans on working for a while then starting college. Steve Hall-Plans to go to the service, then to college and be “somebody.M Darlene Starks-Plans to get a job. Jr. Downey—Undecided Donnie Graham-Undecided Dixie Parks—Undecided Leon Williams- Plans to go to college and become a model. Ricky Love—Go to some college for 4 years and graduate. Phyllis Washington- Become an X-ray technician and major in radiology. Shaundra Wright-Attend college at C. S. U. and major in journalism. Dianna Mills—Plans to play pro basketball with the Celtics. Gary jones—Doesn’t know yet but after graduating plans to hunt a lot. Dana Owen-Plans on working for a time then starting college, at C. S. U. Arlene Starks-Gct a job, and get married in a couple of years. SIMPSON OIL COMPANY Earnest Simpson Guthrie, OK P. O. Box 933 Phone: 282-1800 SERVING YOU FOR 74 YEARS 14 1903 -1977 iWcmlier FIIIC COYLE LION’S CLUB THANK YOU FACULTY. Congratulations Seniors! IT’S GREAT TO BE A LION “WE SERVE” VALEDICTORIAN Supt. Honor Roll Principal’s Honor Roll Denise Boyce Chris Flasch Lennie Franks Shelley Pickens Wayne Gross Dalena Roark Mike Hart Julie Flasch Toni Longan Deidra Hamby Debbie Mefferd Larry Mills Danny Moorman Vicky Roark James Williams Curtis Boyce William Franks Ernest Holloway Dianna Mills Dana Owen Bret Pickens Jonese Carnes 8 yrs. 4-H, Outstanding Jr. 4-H Girl in Logan County 1976, 1 yr. FFA, 75-76 FFA Sweetheart, Honor Society 4 yrs., Basketball Letterman 3 yrs., Member of 12 yr. Club, Academic Achievement Award from OSU 75-76, Editor of School Year Book 1976-77, Governors Honor Roll, the Betty Crocker Award 1977. After graduation she plans to go to Oklahoma State University and major in Pharmacology. Marsha Timmons Sharon Williams El Juan Allen David Womack Debbie Brothers Clara Allen Debbie Brooks Montika Allen Billy Caldwell Sandy Been Joyce Carrier Carla Bently Emmitt Clinton Ricky Brooks Sammie Dawson Jim Burris Gwenna Roark Chuck Carnes Kevin Funk William Gross David Hart Randy Maner Janet Johnson James Ray Gloria Lindsey Suzanne Schneider Nathan Mack Wanda White Cassandra Parker Dexter Wright Charles Ray Linda Washington James Simpson Received Freshman Awards in History, Civics, Eco- nomics, and Science. During his Junior year he was the recipient of an Academic Achievement Award from OSU, and a member of the Bluejacket Basket- ball Team for 2 i years. After graduation he plans on going to college at Tennessee State to study Aero- nautical Engineering. 18 SALUTATORIAN Willy Hill explains to the Jr. class all he knows about T. V. Cynthia Baker tells the SR. home ec. class how to measure curtains. Marquita Nelson from OG E explains the use of the oven. Lester LeSure, station manager from KALU shows how the radio is operated. science class at woRk Phyllis W„ Sandy B., Vicky R.. Betty W„ Dixie P„ Linda W„ Mr. Kisner, Lee Ann W., Denise B., Darlene S Arlene S., Carla B.. Ricky B., Alfred L., Chris L., EI |uan A., Charles R„ Rocky K., James R. Chuck and Ricky whip up some goodies that they will never forget!! Mike enjoys cooking and the mess that goes along with it!! 20 m James and Leon find sewing even more exciting than cooking. Wayne and Paul say that a stitch in time saves nine. 21 Sharon Williams, Donnie Graham Dalena Roark, Steve Hall 22 Eljuan Allen, Cassandra Parker Shaundra Wright, Ernest Holloway Jackie Wilson, Cassandra Parker Julie Flasch, Alfred Love Trisha White, Scott Lowery Dianna Mills, Curtis Boyce, Shaundra Wright. 23 0u£ 'With In with the Q'blO the c SlD So here’s to Coyle High School, We know that you lead all the rest, We’re gonna sing and shout our praises, We're gonna do our very best, Rah! Rah! Loyal to our colors, We will never meet defeat, So here’s to Coyle High School, You’re the school that can't be beat! Rah! Rah! The idea arose in 1924 to build a school for the com- munity. The work began and a $30,000 bond issue was passed. The school was built in the spring of 1924. The graduating class of 1924-25 consisted of 6 Seniors. In 1939, the WPA (Works Progress Administration) remodeled the school and Auditorium. In the fall of 70-71 Meridian and Coyle were consolid- ated. To accommodate the growth, a four room building was built in the summer of 71 for the 1st-4th grades. In 1972-73 another consolidation took place-Langston and Coyle. To accommodate still further growth, in 1973 a 6 room building was built for the 5th-8th graders. Now in 1976-77 a new school is being built. The plans have been drawn up and approved and will soon be put into action. In the fall of 77” the high school students will return to a new building and a brighter future. Out with the Old, in with the New ... this is a coin phrase which is continually evident in our community. 24 Vicki Baker-Math Micheal Bilby-Drafting, Art, Sociology Health Carol Darrow—6th Grade janice Dulin—7th Grade Accounting Cloyann Fent-Home Economics Captola Ford—3rd Grade Raymond Garis—Biology, Physical Science, General Science, Physiology General Math Gail Going—4th Grade Rhonda Hayes-Learning Disabilities Brad Kisner-Vocal Music Jacqueline Pollard—Business Prue Randall—1st Grade Robert Ripley—8th Grade, 5th 6th Grade Boys Girls Activity Glenda Roark—5th Grade Kay Ryan-English Virginia Shultz—Secondary Learning Disabilities Donald Sloan-American, Oklahoma World History, Government High School Boys Activity Sheryl Smith-2nd Grade Kay Williams—Kindergarten, 1st-4th Boys Girls Activity Nick Yarbrough—Agriculture 25 SQjiien 26 Curtis Boyce Jonese Carnes Richard Downey, Jr. William Franks Bill Gatlin Donnie Graham Steve Hall Ernest Holloway Gary Jones Ricky Love Dianna Mills Dana Owen James Simpson Arlene Starks Darlene Starks Marsha Timmons Phyllis Washington Gary Williams 27 Leon Williams Dana Womack Shaundra Wright $UJtI3RS Eljaun Allen Nathan Mack Wayne Boyce Debbie Brothers Debbie Brooks Billy Caldwell joyce Carrier Emmitt Clinton Sammie Dawson, Jr. Chris Flasch Kevin Funk Micheal Gross David Hart David Johnson Janet Johnson Gloria Lindsey Sylvia Love Ernie Mack Cassandra Parker Charles Ray Gwenna Roark Terry Stuckey Paul Timmons Delton Trice Linda Washington Ramona Weaver Brenda Welch Trisha White Sharon Williams David Womack 28 Ml fe.v,. S0P 0J5?0P2S Clara Allen Montika Allen Sandy Been Carla Bentley Ricky Brooks James Burris Chuck Carnes June Chiles Lori Feil Ronald Flemming William Gross Gary Gussert Natalie Hall Chris Lindsey Alfred Love Randy Maner Mary Jane Oswalt Charlie Peters Shelley Pickens James Ray Dalena Roark Suzanne Schneider Avis Whitlow Wanda White Marcus White 29 30 Donzella Allen Barbra Atkinson Denice Boyce Robin Carrol David Catlet Delores Chiles Tony Faulkner Julie Flasch Lennie Franks Mark Gambil David Gilliam Wayne Gross Ingred Hall Deidra Hamby Mike Hart Rocky Keithley Leonard Lewis Priscilla Lindsey Toni Longan Scott Lowery Varie Maul Alice McKee Debbie Mefford Larry Mills Danny Moorman Ricky Moss Vicky Roark Lavon Smith Donna Smith Denny Townsend AVAILABLE Barbra Ward James Williams Betty Wolf EIGHTH GRADE Ruby Allen Tony Been David Brooks David Carrier Tammy Catlet David Costner Chris Downey Cindy Downey Lisa Ford Lisa Feil Mike Friday Emma Gunkel Kevin Johnson Everet Mack Michele McGee Wesley McNamer Latanya Parker Donald O’Neal Vedia Robbins Annette Schneider Wade Spears Curtis Spriggs Ruth Stuckey Mary Stuckey Donald Timmons 31 seventh qpade Troy Berg Donna Brashears johnny Brooks David Brooks Don Channel Alice Clark Tim Gambill Richard Harshman Terry Heltcel Reginald Holloway Mike Keller John Lindsey Floyd McKee Laura Payne Rae Ann Petty Jimmy Payton Leah Ventris John Williams Robert Wolf Dee Dee Womack 32 Beverly Vandell Absent whoa pictures were mode asspiu ©iBiiiDia Lori Womack Binkley Allen Richard Catlet Dean Flynn Vicki Friday Dennis Galloway Marissa Gilliam Franklin Going Edward Ham mack Jodi Hamby Reggie Johnson rerri Johnson Carolyn Lindsey Billy Lowery Mary Mefferd Leo Mefferd Shelly Mills James Moore Darla Moorman Glenita Nottingham David O’Neal Melinda Phillips Gregg Pickens Bobby Ray Dujuan Smith Clayton Thomas Albert Weaver Jerry Welch Terry Welch Dawn West John Wilson 33 Roy Berg Ruth Berg Lisa Castillo Darron Channel Seldom Cole Cherry Conley Billie Cowger Timmy Cundiff Anita Flynn javonna Graham Harley Gary Traci Gussert judy Harshman Mike Hudson Jeff Hughes Ronda Maner Sallie Mefferd Richard O’Neal Terry Phillips Chip Shellhammer Bradley Shorn Lynne Simpson Kennedy Sloan Van Stuckey Christopher Torrance Darrin Tyler Donnie Ventris Annie Weaver Clark Williams Carl Williams PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 34 Frankie Anderson Lesia Brothers Reggie Burris Daniel Catlett Lynda Costner James Freudenberger Mendy Gatlin Patressia Gilliam Jan Hicks Norman Holloway Earnest Kirk Kent Lindsey John Payne Jerry Payne Carol Schneider John Schneider Brett Thomas Dianne West David Wilkinson Richard Womack 35 THIRD GRADE Craig Adkins Gina Anderson Scott Biggs Mary Carroll Will Coe Charlene Flynn Lori Ford Steven Gray Kevin Lowery Sherri O’Neal Leslie Rodriguez Jeffery Spangler Greg Wolf 36 Jenny Carroll Jackie Carroll Shannon Coleman Cynthia Conley Sean Cross Lessa Faulkner Janet Freudenberger Barry Gatlin Tommy Heltcel Winona Johnson David Moorman Kenneth McCarty Stephanie Newbold Cynthia Phillips Joel Shellhammer Gay Sneed Vicki Stuckey Aaron Thomas Kevin Caldwell Elizabeth Crabtree Tammie Dawson Kelly Evans leanine Flasch Brenda Flynn Jared Graham Janey Graham Kimberley Hammack Timmy Hatter Amy Johnston Sherry Kirk Larry Krohn Dale Lindsey Rodney Nottingham Christine Payne Brenda Phillips Denise Phillips David Schneider Donald Seigler Donald Sloan, Jr. Micah Smith Cristal Spangler Kelley Spears Tina Waggoner 37 38 Todd Biggs Timothy Caldwell Shelly Fairbanks Judy Freudenberger Roberta Galloway Steven Gussert Tammy Heltcel Eddie Spaulding Roshelle Johnson Tricia Keener Marvin Kirk Alice Long Sandra McCarty Allegra Montgomery Coy Nivens Mike O’Neal Beverly Phillips Shelly Sloan Dwayne Taylor Jimmy West SUPPORT PERSONNEL Board of Education, Elmer Downey, Fred Carnes, C. A. Bentley, ). W. Schneider, and (not pictured) Henry Hoskins. Bus Drivers, Otis Combs, Archie Starks, |im West, Robert Ripley, and James Fairbanks. Martha Dobson, Coyle High School Secretary Bud Carrier and Linda Downey Coyle School Custodians Cooks, Helen Carrier, Jessie Mills, Beny Bourdette, Phyllis Hammack, and June Cowger. 39 (l-r) Danny Moorman, Billy Caldwell, David Johnson, Sammie Dawson, Bret Pickens, David Hart, Chuck Carnes, 2—Nathan Mack, Shaundra Wright, Dianna Mills, Clara Allen, Trisha White, Sharon Williams, James Simpson, Montika Allen, Suzanne Schneider, 3-Bill Franks, Dexter Wright, Steve Hall, Paul Timmons, Ricky Love, Mike Hart, Scott Lowery, Jackie Wilson, Debbie Brothers, Leon Williams, Avis 1-r Janet Johnson—Sweetheart, Donnie Graham—Pres., David Johnson—Vice Pres., Wayne Boyce—Sec., Bret Pickens—Treasurer, Billy Gatlin-Sen., Not Shown David Hart-Reporter, 2-r Sammie Dawson, Richard Downey, Gary Williams, Kevin Funk, David Womack, Jonese Carnes, Randy Maner, Chuck Carnes, 3-r Larry Mills, Curtis Boyce, Shelley Pickens, Dianna Mills, Danny Moorman, Dana Owen, Terry Stuckey, 4-r Tony Faulkner, Denny Townsend, Mark Gambill, Ricky Moss, Scott Lowery, Mike Hart 42 70 Anson 43 CI o y a n n Fent-Advisor, Janet Johnson-Pres., Cassandra Parker-Vice Pres., Dalena Roark-Sec., Joyce Carrier-Treas., Shelley Pickens Reporter (2) Donzella Allen Gwenna Roark, Brenda Welch, Dana Owen, Lori Feil, Robbin Carrol, Deidra Hamby, (3) Donna Smith Schneider arbra W Td nTh' r ' en Clara All,e : ndra Wright, Vicky Roark, Dianna Mills, (4) Denise Boyce, Ingrid Hall, Suzanne bthneider, Barbra Ward, Debbie Brooks, Tom Longan, Julie Flasch Janet Johnson—President Dalena Roark—Secretary Cloyann Fent—Advisor Cracking ice is about the only thing she knows how to do. 48 m vas “mi? aas mmaum ,..... |� r El Jaun Allen Donzella Allen, Vicky Roark, Robbin Carroll, Toni Longan, jackie Wilson, Mrs. Dulin, Advisor. 2-r Sharon Williams, Clara Allen, Wanda White, Sylvia Love, Montika Allen, Lennic Franks, Wayne Gross. 3-r Lavon Smith, Phyllis Washington, Barbra Atkinson, Ingrid Hall, Donna Smith, Barbra Ward, Mary Jane Oswalt. Brenda Welch Dana Womack Cassandra Parker Marsha Timmons Debbie Brothers 49 First Row-Billy Lowery, Franklin Going, Richard Catlett, Bobby Ray, Darron Moore, Dennis Galloway, Daniel Carlett, Eddie Hamack, Second Row Shelly Mills, Melinda Phillips, Merissa Gillium, Vicky Friday, Darla Moorman, Terry Johnson, Judy Harshman, Jan Hicks, Third Row-John Schneider, David O’Neal, Dewanne Smith, Jerry Welch, Carl Williams, Terry Welch, Gregg Pickens, Clayton Thomas, Fourth Row—Diane West, Patrice Gillium, David W.lkenson, Jim Freudenberger, Richard Womack, Frank Anderson, Lynda Costner, Carol Schneider Mendy Gatlin im.pson’1CherrV Conley’ |avonna Graham, Traci Gussert, Lisa Castillo (2) Terry Phillips, Chip Shellhammer, Sloa“, CuSff. cSiluls ’ Chin el’ 3) R°b'rl W°'f’ Terry Hel,cel- Richard °'Neal' Bil|V Cowger, Ken 50 1st Row—Johnny Brooks, Jimmy Williams, Tim Gambill, Reggie Halloway, Jay Williams, Don Channel, Troy Berg, Richard Harshman. (2nd) Lisa Fell Donella Womack, Cindy Downey, Annette Schneider, Dianna Womack, Deidra Hamby, Vicky Roark. (3rd) Suzanne Schneider, Julie Flasch, Emma Gunkel, Cindy Williams, Mary Stuckey, Micheal McGee, Vedia Robbins, Tammy Catlett. (4th) Barbra Ward, Ruth Stuckey, Lisa Ford, Kenneth Wilkerson, Mike Friday, Wade Spears, Chris Downey, David Brooks, Jimmy Payton, David Gilliam. nil 4 1 51 and OUR LEADER!! Future editor of the “Bluejacket. Debbie Brooks—No. 1 artist and class do- gooder. Jonese Carnes—Editor Will he ever understand? Fastest finger in the West! Type Bill Type!! Mary Jane Oswalt, Copy Editor 52 D ESTYLE SHOP 53 The Coyle Bluejackets team consists from left to right of: Jackie Wilson, David Johnson, Chuck Carnes, Bret Pickens, Danny Moorman, Scott Lowery, Chris Flasch, Billy Caldwell, Sammie Dawson, David Hart and Mike Hart. Coach Donny Darrow has been very pleased with the performance of his team. Coach Darrow has posted a 30-31 record in both fall and spring baseball programs. His team this fall captured both the district and bi-district tourna- ment titles and finished with a 13-7 record. «■ Coyle Opp. Coyle Opp. 7 Dover 8 5 Piedmont 1 1 Dover 4 4 Olive 2 7 Ripley 8 8 Olive 9 7 Dover 1 5 Ripley 2 2 Dover 5 6 Ripley 5 20 Carney 7 2 Piedmont 2 15 Redrock 3 10 Ripley 2 6 Olive 7 4 Carney 2 18 Olive 8 13 Wynona 5 6 Redrock 5 3 Roff 6 6 Piedmont 5 54 55 Sammie safe on first base Melinda Phillips, Vicky Friday, Shelly Mills, Darla Moorman, Glenita Nottingham, Jodi Hamby, Carolyn Lindsey, Cherri Conley, Terri lohnson, Mary Mefford, Marissa Gilliam, Lori Womack. Annette Schneider, Michelle McGee, Tammy Catlett, Vedia Robbins, Lisa Ford, Mary Stuckey, Alice Clark Cindy Williams, Dee Dee Womack, Ruby Allen, Kneeling Diana Womack, Coach Darrow, Cindy Downey. L R Coach Darrow, Avis Whitlow, Lutrisha White, Montike Allen, Clara Allen, Toni Longan, Suzanne Schneider Debbie Medford, Donzella Allen, Julie Flasch. 56 L to R Darren Tyler, Terry Phillips, John Wilson, Gregg Pickens, Roy Berg, Dennis Galloway, Dujuan Smith, Binkley Allen, Billy Lowery, Reggie Johnson, Donnie Ventris, Timmy Cundiff, Kenn Sloan, Coach Robert Ripley Floyd McKee, Tim Gambill, Kenny Wilkerson, David Carrier, Mike Friday, Coach, Donnie Darrow, Chris Downey, Everett Mack, Reggie Holloway, David Brooks, Robert Wolf Alfred Love, Chris Lindsey, Marcus White, Wayne Gross, Emmitt Clinton, Danny Moorman, Eljuan Allen, Delton Trice, Kneeling Lennie Franks, Coach Donald Sloan, Jackie Wilson 57 Lady Bluejackets The lady bluejackets are experiencing a rebuilding season. Starting for the Bluejackets are Shaundra Wright, Gloria Lindsey, and Sharon Williams which make up a strong forward team. Debbie Brothers, Dianna Mills, and )ulie Flasch make up a strong defense team. The lady bluejackets also have a very young consistent bench that consists of Avis Whitlow, Toni Longan, Clara Allen, Suzanne Schneider, and Montika Allen. They are coached by Principal, Donny Darrow. Left to right; Gloria Lindsey, Clara Allen, Sharon Williams, Coach Darrow, Dianna Mills, Tom Logan, Shaundra Wright, Kneeling; Trisha White, Avis Whitlow, Montika Allen, Suzanne Schneider, Debbie Brothers, and Julie Flasch. The Lady Bluejacket's starting team 58 CHS Team Opp. 81 M-0 21 59 dive 51 71 Carney 46 59 Glencoe 60 37 Deer Creek 43 63 Ripley 42 81 Olive 46 54 Crescent 64 56 Agra 51 103 Davenport 34 65 Mannford 59 57 Agra 55 75 Morrison 25 92 Agra 58 55 Glencoe 58 78 Guthrie J. V. 49 40 Putnam City J. V. 44 51 Del City 42 70 Boley 41 89 Morrison 32 76 Boley 73 95 Carney 54 65 Cash ion 52 65 Ripley 37 The ’Jackets team has had a very fine season. This is coach Donald Sloan’s second year with the team. His varsity team consists of six seniors and six lowerclassmen. This year the leadership came from seniors Ricky Love, James Simpson, Bill Franks, Ernest Holloway, Steve Hall, and Leon Williams. Jim Burris, Chris Flasch, Nathan Mack, Paul Timmons, Dexter Wright, and William Gross also play a very important role on the team. Coyle has compiled an 18-6 record going into District Playoff. We wish them the best of luck in their playoff games. Coyle is hoping for what every other team hopes for, that’s to be the best in their class or number one in state!!!!! L to R: Chris Flasch, Steve Hall, lames Simpson, Ricky Love, |im Burris, Nathan Mack, Paul Ernest Holloway, William Franks, Coach Sloan, Leon Williams, and William Gross. Timmons, Dexter Wright. Kneeling: 60 62 William A. Franks Sports Editor! 64 BOYCE GROCERY Phone: Guthrie 282-3045 200 E. Harrison AUSTIN CHEVROLET CO. 66 LONNIE GENE BARBER SHOP Guthrie Gumerson Insurance Agency Ralph |on ALL KINDS OF INS. Insurance Plus Service 109 North Division Guthrie Gambill’s Pioneer Locker Slaughtering—Processing Curing Lockers, Ice and Poultry Dressing (by appointment) Phone: 282-4225 Box 638 310 S. Division. Guthrie Balsigers’ Conoco Conoco Agent 1101 E. OK Phone: 282-2367 Guthrie Coin Op Car Wash National Tires 1(0 WOKIAMOMA AVI. i OUTM It,OKLAHOMA --------’ Z7-------------------1------ ROUTE 2 GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA 73044 RIDGECREST CHAROLAIS FARM ORIS and JEFF TAYLOR OH. 405 282-0519 Horn 405 282-1 � 66 Over 100 Years of Family Tradition In Livestock Breeding—Our Cattle Have To Produce For Us To Stay In Business P. O. Box 367 115 E. Cleveland ACREAGES ORIS TAYLOR, BROKER FARMS 282-1966 HOMES COMMERCIAL Ldnd Co. P O Box 7 115 E Cleveland Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044 67 Cotteral Furniture Co. Kroehler Phone 282-1468 Simmons Bassett 124 N. First St. La-z-boy Carpets by Trend Payne County Bank Perkins, Okla Member F.D.I.C. Guthrie, Okla. 73044 DAWSON FUNERAL HOME Office ol Benevolent Burial Asso Ph 282-4219—222 S. Second Uptown Sounds Guthrie, Okla Mortician Owner—Mrs |. I Dawson—| R Dawson JIM SMITH SEARS STORE CB, Home, AUTO Stereo's, Sales Service Installation Logan County owned operated Satisfaction Guaranteed Wentz Noble 115 L Cleveland 282-2720 Guthrie, Okla. 73044 Guthrie. Okla 7 3044 Damon Lumber Co. FARM-ENTERPRISES Clyde, Belly, Linn Cheatham Guthrie, Okla Phone—282-1900 Dealers In All Kinds Of Building Material Phone—282-0567 Guthrie, Okla 73044 Corner First Cleveland BENTLEY TANK TRUCK SERVICE 2-Way Radio Dispatcher 468-2490 C. A Bentley Coyle, Oklahoma 7 3027 MURPHY'S INC. Your Assurance Of Quality Since 1926” Hot Oiler Service Phone 405-466-2458 Phone—372-0468 372-1800 813-817 Main Street Stillwater, Okla L. EATON WHOLESALE INC. Cimarron Valley Cooperative, Inc. Gram, feeds, seeds, retail Phone 282-3107 424 S Division Guthrie, Okla P. O. Box 326 Perkins, Oklahoma 74059 547-2423 68 Acton’s Furniture Pianos Gibson Carpet Appliances Linoleum Oklahoma Furniture Manufacturing Co. Makers of 405-282-2800 P. O. Box 700 the Sovereign Collection Guthrie, Okla 73044 Leland O. Warren Manford L. Warren 282-0760 282-3848 Max E. Warren 282-2578 The Warren Monument Company MEMORIALS Office Phone 1606 S. Division 282-3220 Guthrie, Okla. 73044 MOORMAN CONSTRUCTION CO. Builders Of Fine Homes R 4 Stillwater Guthrie, Okla TEE CEE’S 122 North Wentz Chicken Is Our Specialty BRANCH GULF Highway 33 77 Guthrie, Okla 282-4585 Frieda’s Flowers Ph. 377-1899 Alvis T Moorman McVICKER STATIONERY COMPANY, INC. 110 I Oklahoma Ph 282-2775 Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044 Flowers For All Occasions Perkins Main On Chantry 547-2763 GRIFFITH NURSERY SADLER CLEANERS GAGE WESTERN STORE 101 S. Main CORNER FASHIONS Perkins, Oklahoma -1lr Misses Clothing 10:00—h:00 547-2849 All Types of Finish Work CUSTOM TRIM WORK Cabinets—Vanities—Built-ins Business Ph 282-5151 For Night H, Sunday Service Home Ph 282-1287 Owen Walker 177-1729 Stillwater. OK R LESLIE DRUG 102 N Broad Guthrie, Okla 71044 FURROW S FLOWERS GIFTS Doyle Elaine Ford 117-119 E. Oklahoma Guthrie, Oklahoma 71044 405-282-2710 Compliments of 124 W Okla THE PINCUSHION Guthrie, Okla 71044 Variety Of Fabrics Notions 282-2775 Doris Beauty Salon Serving Coyle Community for 23 years. Owner—Doris lacobs Phone: 4f f -2308 Coyle, Oklahoma Hayne’s Sundry ■F i 1-35 WAGNER S DX STATION Phone: 282 9775 H-13 I. A. Haynes Coyle AUTO PARTS MACHINE 209 t Cleveland Guthrie, Oklahoma Phone: 282-1451 MURRAY DRUG lohn C. Krittenbrink R Ph ANDY’S WELDING SUPPLY Phone 282-1700 Olson Hardware 111 S. Main Perkins, Oklahoma Phone: 547-2472 “We want to be your Favorite Hardware Store. 70 Save At SAFEWAY Guthrie Okla 220 E. Cleveland Interested in Buying or Selling Real Estate' May I Assist You .. ERNIE PICKENS Kelly Powell Agency Office 172-6378 Also Complete Auction Service Home 372-056$ Guthrie's Oldest Store 16th South 2nd St. E. W. KIGHTLINGER WILLIS FURNITURE C. E. CRIST TRUCKING SAND AND GRAVEL Guthrie Oklahoma 7104-1 COAST TO COAST STORES Norval R Gooch, Owner 114 East Oklahoma Guthrie, Oklahoma 7 $044 Phone: 282 4420 282-1135 282-5392 P. O. Box 515 Guthrie, Okla 73044 Best Wishes to COYLE GRADUATES and Students The Guthrie Daily Leader Coyle's Home Newspaper VETERINARY CORNER Dr, E. Y Detien, D. V. M. Dr I G. Sewell, D V M East of Guthrie Phone 282-4281 KATZ DEPARTMENT STORE GUTHRIE FARM EQUIPMENT Telephone: 282-0342 Allis—Chalmers Hesston WHITE FARM EQUIPMENT North Central Okla Most Dominate Department Store Stillwater, Oklahoma 74074 Highway 33—West Guthrie Col. Sanders' Kentucky fried Aicken 112 West Noble Guthrie, Okla. GOOD LUCK BLUEJACKETS Phone 282-2040 Guthrie Guthrie, Okla Phone 282-2860 White X SUPER V MARKETS y KEEPSAKE CORNER ARLESS ABERNATHY, owner 702 So. Mam at Seventh Stillwater. Oklahoma 74074 KENDALL'S TIRE SERVICE 108 W MA88I80N OUTMRII. OKLA 7 044 MANAOIA TlLl� MON« 40B 2S2 1980 W. W. Trailers Graham Plow Oustbuster Schafer Discs Chisels New Used Machinery—All Brands R. A. Beck Implement Trailer Sales Rt. 3, Box 130 Phone: 282-1196 Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044 THE PLACE CAFE Dave Norma Frates Coyle, Okla 73027 (486-9213) 111 E Mam THIS IS THE PLACE TO EAT' COMPLIMENTS OF BRYAN STUDIO QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS Guthrie, Oklahoma 115 E Oklahoma 282-0555 KEEP-U-NEAT CLEANERS Guthrie, Oklahoma MARY’S FLOWER SHOP AND GREENHOUSE BEAUTY IS MY BUSINESS NORMA S BEAUTY BARN NORMA MOSS 466-2544 COYLE WIG STYLING AND SERVICE Guthrie, Okla 282-3717 73 lohn C. Pearson President George Elder Sec. Treas. GUTHRIE COTTON OIL CO. Telephone: 282-4400 282-4401 P O. Box 429 Guthrie, Oklahoma 73044 Grain Feed Fertilizer Wamsley’s Dairy Creme Two Blocks East of the Temple 1301 E. Okla. First Natkxial Bank (M Guthrie, Okla J. W. and Sue Altebaumer Telephone: 282-3131 STOCKMANS WESTERN WEAR 102 West Oklahoma 282-5090 Guthrie. Oklahoma 71044 ED S HARDWARE SUPPLY 201 E. Main Coyle 488-2282 Complete Tire Service In Our Store Or At Your Door WREDE S ROYAL TIRES 115 S. Division 282-2087 Guthrie GLEM’S 1911 East Oklahoma Come See Us For Anything 74 COYLE PTO Guest Speaker FRED NORMAN, METEOROLOGIST KOCO-TV, CHANNEL 5 OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. told of it taking an hour and a half preparation for each three minutes on the air. He mentioned the many existing variables in predicting the weather which often times causes the computers to “Go BANANAS because of the mere fact that it cannot digest all the data expediently. A satellite picture merely portrays what is actually going on at the moment and for OKLAHOMA, as we all are aware, that is constantly changing. We were informed that a WATCH indicated only that unfavorable conditions might happen whereas a WARNING would always receive TOP PRIORITY as far as interrupting ones favorite TV program or commercial. The purpose of the well known RADAR is to guard against severe weather approaching unexpectedly. He said, too, that we would very soon have colored radar whereby each of the existing conditions will be readily noticeable according to the varying colors. HART FERTILIZER COMPANY Coyle Feed Phone: BU-2-3474 Fertilizer Seed Okla 821 S. Division GUTHRIE FARM RANCH SUPPLY 282-0372 Perkins CUPIDS Old Fashion Meal Market Okla THE FIRST STATE BANK TRUST COMPANY Guthrie okla 127 N. Division John R Flash, Realtor Guthrie, Okla Bus Ph—282-3240 FLASH REALTY INSURANCE Res Ph —282-2431 Guthrie KENNEMER'S SHOES Okla We Care About Your Feet STILLWATER TYPEWRITER CO. Stillwater 125 S. Main Phone 372-3246 Okla 76 F C. Chambers Manager 282-3032 LOCAL LOAN INVESTMENT PERSONAL—FURNITURE—CAR LOANS 111 N. Division Guthrie, OK M C. Nancy Graham COYLE SKELLY GARAGE Main Cottingham Phone—4W 2 323 L. G. 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