Daniel Webster High School - Warrior Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1970 volume:

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Truly Websier does live ihrough +he lives of lhe s+uclen+s of our school . . . each new class adds +o i+s heriiage as if keeps alive 1'he ideas and ideals of Daniel Websier. ,,, wwf Wai'?FiJ'?', --, , 1 f3 T ' K - S -' ' ' er - L, , fy: 1 ' X Q,-' S 'M' 2' :h y .Y ,f N ' , ,341 flyiffffivkif ,i'f,ZZLfiWff.lWJ' ' sim' f? 'f s 1 fl '4'ff21fif?' f:3fii:'.s yy, slyfii, ,Kg gy . , Q4 1:1 5 Mg ' ' i4,,',f ,iw 15,1 , . , M lllw if .. i , ' i Auf--Q ,ff .. .A NN. M. 1 gf-Q! J . jilgfalfgiggf, 4,4,,1 3ffY,j.g1t:1..-1 - 7.M4 555.t32. M if C lq tjfygzji-:'-. 4 1 ' MV! Q, Q, sw, J., .wr 1 iv Q iff..-:-Mai.. ' 5.,?D.Q K fi X K .1-, , ' fig .Q Qt- 'T 3.1- : l 'z-iffy, 5: 1, .L gp,-1. ,,- . 1 zfffllj , 'Ili-'41 ' :f:IEi'-2? .. .5 ' ?fj,!'Sf32ffj?I,'i?'l I2'5'x4Xi1 ,- 'ZQQ5 Y O o '5i2z:1:'.:r:y:.'i,-v o r ln' 'ii l, If . 'i ,. f'N'N.,..r, Qfj-h'.','.'i.-'x ' ' f' fp ' -a Q-' X , ', -4.2,-is--,s 1- . ff,,.if3Qf. ,, 1 A .,,.,,,- ...x .,,. ., ,,'v :Q lihigil, i ' 111: xv 'Lff'1' l -E:-522:::'-'ffi-11. To . f 17 Pl-pw u H'-X., '-31,..:r::: .Q ' sillllli-Wal Da K fms rim S- f Neff S r rw X - ' ' :ofa '. .i ' it--',1:., ::'-Y ' 'A N95 ' ' S-A ff-'X , i-1:,,lliIl'll25: , ' ag.-sg ifsfx- S 1 - bmw-'X lrgllifi-i5i'i::1.3'l ?'5i1 -X 'QQSD' --::f-i Y'lI,'1 7- -.f-:.QfcggmX X, 1' is ' , X X r ' iff- ii'rT15'- 12,571-,D NY SQQR:-o X ' ii - xx iv., . ' MTS 153' ew -'rig 5 as ,X 's , . 'Q ,'o:fQ93y3R,2a,J.5'xN o 1, :L X :sm Y. h f,. - im . ' 'fa 'X .. -M.. , V a -N we-.e 5 1 rs: . Hmg.g--l'2'T '1-s- . S.: - ui 1,-i. .-sms!-... mars v 1+ .. r - , 'N-M - N., Twp .arf:-frm.,,,.-:-.-m-,.--- . , X 'fwl aff:-ee ' . X Ms-w,:'3fa., Rx .-a--::- -A -M X 1 .f fz9 ' ' ' ' Z:--J: NN The Staff . . . Ediior-in-Chief: Richard Bingham Adminisiralion Edilorz PaHy Mefcalf ' Academic Ediiorz Karen Owens Honors Edifors: LaVon Jolliff, Debbie Ridenhour. Molly Harris Aciivifies Ediforsz Debbie Ridenhour. Molly Harris Sporfs Ediforsz Mike Miller. Susan Berryhill. Sammy Brown Class Edi+or: Mary McQueen Index Ediior: LaVon Jolliff Arfisf: Curfis Hale Phofographersz David Lines, Sfanley Bailey Porirailsz Beverly's Sfuclios, Enlerprise Sludios Publisher: Taylor Publishing Company Publicafion Sponsor: Mr. Hudson Wilcox Member Oklahoma ln+erscholas+ic Press Ass'n 3 'Mid The hills oT Oklahoma, sTands a building well known To many people. Those who know iT have learned To love and respecT iT. This building is, oT course, Daniel WebsTer l-ligh School. lvlany young people have enTered This building, and here have learned To Take pride in Them- selves. Their school, and Their greaT counTry. l-lere They have worked and played. Here They have learned To develop scholasTically, socially, physi- cally, and spiriTually. As They graduaTe, They Tind They are ready To enTer The world as maTure adulTs and assume The responsibiliTies oT capable men and women. When we look back over The years we see Times oT prosperiTy and de pression, happiness as well as Tragedy, vicTory as well as deTeaT. All oT These have helped To make our school whaT iT is Today. Every loyal War- rior is proud To be a parT oT OUR HERITAGE. Through Its Thirty-Two Years WEBSTER has played an impor'ran+ pari' in +l1e lives of fhousands of young people developing in1'o leaders for +omorrow ... sludenls shown here enjoying The liglwfer side oi a school day. ,,,,...-4-19 'T ,,. .-6. ... 5 fit, 'iz ff-sf x Enioyoble And Tense Times Are Associated With School Events Finalisfs for Miss Daniel Websler XXXII-Dee Ann Lipe, Mindy l-lushbeck, Paula Carler, Ramoncla Buchanan, and Sue Pierce awail eleclion relurns E F1 Posing in piclures on Page 6 are Miss Daniel Websler S9r1l6Cl her by The band and Sp6f1lSl1 Club- AlOOV6 GFS and Sludenl Council presiden+ Sammy Brown, flanking off-beal momenls ai school, resling cheerleaders and piclures ol our AFS sludenl, Cecilia Pindera seen en- band mefT1b9FS- ' ' ' ' l1e- 'llaq pre- Ioying a loolball game ancl posing wi'rl1 + Taking cues bo+h old and new we preseni in The Silver Anniversary Eclifion of +he Daniel Websfer High School yearbook 0UR HERITAGE F970 1wYw'l wb 8 Early Books Honored Boys 'Lesl we forgel in lribule lo 'lhose f h l h lcll d 'lla f I'Dl'T1 DUI' SC 00 w o were i n e service o ng World War Il I0 our counlry d a 3 6 ill I946-Compelllive al'l1lel'ic program in llme early years of 'l'l1e Web- I947 YS , x N, t 1 ,M sler 'rradilion were as oulslanding as programs of more recenl' years-and iusl as 'lhrilling for players and speclalors alike. -Nol' so crowded in early years, all sludenls could be sealed on lhe lower 'Floor of lhe audilorium-quile a conlrasl' -lo +oday's s+anding room only! ,aE In Service Of Our Country I948-Flashy band, drum major, queen, iwirlers and all fill 'Hwe Web- sfer sfage, resplendenf in naH'y uniforms of royal blue and gray. This is Daniel Websier-dedicaied 'ro ihose 'former siudenis who so uniiringly confribufed Their 'lime and efforfs fo -the growfh of ihe unique spirif of our school-i+s fra- cliiions, ideals, and aciivifies. 9 From Papoose io Warrior -de- veloping from 'the 'lime we enier Websier un+il we graduaie when we will be considered young men and women ready io assume adul-I' responsibiliiies, we grafefully dedi- caie our I948 WARRIOR 'ro 'the ciiizens of our ccmmuniiy. I949-A year of s+a+ely beaufy af Websferg one of +he mosi' beaufi- 'ful snows on record, precision swimming in fhe wafer show, and a maiesfic coronafion. I2 Democracy in Acfion -showing fhe harmony and good fellowship which exisf wiihin fhe siafely while buildings of our school and dedi- cafed fo 'lhe fu+ure sfudenfs and faculfy in 'the hope 'lha+ fhey will preserve democraiic principles which former sfudenfs and 'faculfy have worlced so hard fo develop. ,nl New Fronliers in Educa'lion de- veloped 'lhrough 'lhe firsl' 'lwelve years of Daniel Websler High School by sludenls, facully, and Principal T. H. Broad-feacher, leader, friend,-whose loyally and earnesf efforl' is one of 'lhe mosl' imporlanf facfors in lhe progress of our school. I95O-Gradualion year for one of Webs'ler's mosl' oulslanding alh- leles-'lri-le'Her man Billy Don Walker, for whom 'lhe annual oulslanding alhlelic award is named. Billy Don Walker , Y V V ? at 4 , i ai Q j f A 1 Out funding Student Develop In Early '50' A sound mind and a slrong body -we slrive lo malre our school a beH'er place in which 'lo allain lhis Greek ideal-lo carry oul' lhe principles of democracy 'Founded upon lhis Greek philosophy. l95I-Typical of all academic classes al' Websler over lhe years is lhis group showing sludenls and leacher working logelher lo achieve academic excellence. ' :af 1, ,QW -r , '35, J fi I f I3 Learning I Important In All 'lhe world is a s'I'age -a roll- ing green campus amid 'Phe hills of Oklahoma is 'rhe sfage-fhe nev- er-ending sfruggle for educafion provides fhe fheme of fhe produc- fion-sfudenfs, feachers worlcing 'Iogefher foward fhe common goal of educafion and 'lhe players. Family Album chosen fo show fhe relafionship befween school and home: dedicafecl for fheir unselfish devofion 'ro fhe cause of educafion, 'Io 'Phe families of our communify fhaf have made possible Daniel Websfer High School. I4 l952-Casf for fhe Senior Class play, fhe melodrama DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSS-ROADS pauses in a formal curfain-call pose for a casf picfure. l953-Principal T. H. Broad insfalls Sfudenf Council officers af firsf assembly of fhe year: Senior Polly Howard, presidenf, accepfs fhe gavel. f f 3 fy g ggi gr ,K K: g - 1 . H sg: , ,fs ,, . H xi' r' e 1, g f L s , ll ' .nz ' 1 I I K f - if ig 43, T xr Q' - Age' fs n Q, , f gr. r Us . Q K, gg ' ' J w C 1' fi '7 , l I 57 5, we , 1 5 , 4,1 , I Q 1 ., 4 2 , ' 3 ., gr rg S 3' S gl ur Heritage S+airways +o Success indicafing ihe enhance of sophomores +o Dan- iel Websfer, and iheir climb io graduafion lhrough parficipaiion in bofh curricular and exira-curricular ac+ivi'ries-'lhe climb io beH'er men- -lal and physical developmeni- 'rhe climb 'io success. Il ', 1 lr X. . l954-Vocafional 'iraining plays an lmpor'I'an+ role ln +he eclucafion of Websier siuclenis, many iech niques are learned in me'ral and wood shop COUFSSS. L ,. K af 335 X y W 'x wx fi' if -f ,f ,, , cff L O, s S- c q ,r 7 r ,st r W- V ,..,N ,x '- An ,' , Asn' tlsk ulvllliils l J- 1. I is Hands. which reflecl' a person's real personalily, indicale 'lhe re- sponsibilily of high school sludenls 'lo lrain fheir hands in order +ha'l' 'lhey may reveal lhemselves al' 'lheir besf-and 'lhe palience of 'leachers whose hands have molded our minds and bodies so lhal' we may look 'forward lo 'rhe 'fulure afler grad- uafion. l955-The lenlh Warrior slaff, happy in complelion of ils edilorial dulies, spends lime reviewing ils compleled book: lhey helped lay 'lhe fulure for all succeeding Warrior yearbooks. Websfer's Traditional Spirit Build Top School A salufe lo 'lhe Class of I946 for crealing The Warrior-a publica- lion which had now compleied i'ls firsl' successful decade. I6 l956-Cheerleaders and Pep Club have long been lradilional al' Websler-lhe herilage conlinues info lhe l97O's wllh en- 'lhusiaslic pepslers. 1 P .. '. iff 1- ' f1,5f2Q?d:k :Z- Time in life-pursuing fhe belief 'I'ha'I' we are held accouniable io boih God and man for spending our TIME wisely, fhe adminisfraiion, faculiy, and siudeni body have buill an educaiional program on 'Ihe belief Ihaf life is noi only To- morrow: life is Now. Our uI+ima+e goal has nof been 'Io have 'Ihe TIME of our lives, I::u+ io malze a life of our TIME. T. I-I. Broad, Webs+er's second principal- a leader responsible for many iradiiions and much of Welos+er's early herilage. I957-As +he world moved info an era of scienfific advancement Websier s'Iuden'fs acceleraied 'l'heir sfudy of basic and ad- vanced scienfific s+udy, I7 Athletics, R porting, Music Part Of Warrior Heritage The Summary Lead -the first par- agraph ot a news story which states briefly all of the important 'facts -is the method used by this bool: to give a summary, through word and picture, of,every phase ot school lite that has contributed to our all-around development with the hope that accomplishments ot this year will serve as a challenge to make each succeeding year even better. I8 l958-Active girls' athletic program displays beauty, poise, and grace as we see girls from the annual water show and in an active P.E. class. The Redman-'lhe greai' vanishing American, saluied fhis yeari 'iheir hief, a symbol of leadership and loyalfy-'iheir Warrior, a symbol of courage and sfrengih-iheir Maid- en, a symbol of love and devoiion 'lo duly: all of ihese a'H'ribu1'es 'lhe desirable aspecis of school life. ar rio r IQ , ,.l l l960-Always music and always a choir I W 'wi ,, 4 Q.,pjf:eg1z,Jf:'.'fg fs,' , if Q ,a5j:7, i 1 '55, LM M-Cx I' ' 2? I L 3 - ', 1 f I! X 2 calion make plans for copy +o be Y ci'ry high school paper. -Q .f , cc c iii! ii gg ziirirffef cf? 'E I A Q 1 ' 1 , ,, Lf , I M... : if y ins.. gf Doors -'rhrough which lhe fuiure cilizens of our nafion pass as They aHend American schools, leading siuclenis 'ro grow scholasfically, so- cially, physically, spiriiually, -and in an increased underslanding of self. Dedicaiecl lo educafion, lhe very essence of civiliza-lion. I9 l A year of growih for Websier- ihe Annex was opened-'rhe norlh side of fhe grandsiand was com- plefed-La'l'in was added 'ro fhe curriculum and Lafin Club orga- nized-a cosiumed Drill Team was formed-a mock polifical campaign gave ihe Presidency 'lo Nixon. 20 l96I-lnsirumenial Music program was aciive during ihe year wiih one of Webs'I'er's largesi' orchesiras 'lo dale being feaiured in many BPPBBYBDCGS. I963-Reaciivaiion of rhe ciiywide Na- iional Honor Socieiy was a wel- come addifion +o a program of academic excellence. Daniel Websfer for fwenfy-five years we have been guided by your spirif as we celebrafe ihe firsi quar- ier cenfury of our school. We have learned fo worlc, 'lo sfudy, fo play: we have learned fhe infensiiy of loyalfy, fhe glory of viciories, 'the desolaiion of defeat may our deeds add lusire and honor fo your name wifh fhe passing of years. 4. if .ls W bster Tradlhon Kee Warrlors In Top Rating Campus Capers showing +ha'f Webs+eri+es do spend a greaf por- +ion of iheir iime on academic sfudy, hui' also parficipaie widely in a variefy of organizaiions in- cluding Sfudenf Council, Red Cross, Fufure Homemalcers, Fuiure Teach- Fufure Nurses, 'Foreign language science clubs. and publicaiions for Tulsa School Life and The arrior. There is nothing so powerful as truth-and often nothing so strange. These immortal words of Daniel Webster key-note a year filled with action, reaction, and tragedy. Baseballers brought home their fifth State title in seven years, basketball star set a new school record for scores in a single game, football team was the Regional AA champion. The bool: also regretfully reports, Midway through the sea- son, first-string quarterback John Tomblin sustained a fatal injury in the game against Memorial High School. 22 I964-Rapiclly expanding business education department, including the Cooperative Office Education program, was involved In numerous learning activities Athletic Program Rich In Tradltlon And Heritage John Tomblin Faces and Places . . . reminder of a year af Webs'rer: sfriving for perfecfion, masfering skills, prepar- ing fo serve, 'Finding safisfacfion in accomplishmenf, demonsirafing loy- alfy and devofion, achieving goals, friumphing over defeaf, seeking a place in 'lhe halls of memory. The Seasons -brighi colors of aufumn, chill of winier, new birfh of spring, blisiering sun of summer -capiuring fhe exci+emen'I' of anoiher year, 'rhe hunger for learn- ing, ihe caravan of emofions of ihe school year: successes, failures, ioys and disappoinfmenfs, associafions and separaiions. i7I i?7 if se-' i I965-Homecoming is always a busy day on our campus slarfing wi'I'h a coronalion assembly, including fooiball, and a coronaiion ball. Mr. Kenneih Admire, loyal Warrior basl:e+balI fan. Mr. Carl A. Ransbarger, Websler's 'ihird princi- pal. I966-A large and en+husias'l'ic group of afhleies represen+ing le+'I'er- men 'from all of +he nine sporis which form ihe compe+i'l'ive fields ai' Websfer. tl 4g?x7:Vf aw -- 2.25,-'i -W 23 Artistic Endeavors Build Warrior Aesthetic Spirit I Days in Tulsa, the home ot Dan- iel Webster High School-a city of industry, beauty, learning, and people-Oil Capital ot the World, a city where man's love ot beauty inspired him to build maiestic churches, leisurely parks, education- al museums, and a clean, expand- ing skyline-a city where friendli- ness is the password. 24 ! I967-Outstanding student artist ot the year displays a number ot his works prepared in a yariety ot technical media. The Habitual Vision ot Greatness based on a feeling of security, hope, gracious pride, and overwhelming integrity. Throughout our years at Daniel Webster we work-we Learnf we Sacrifice-we are Rewardedfwe Play-we Enioyfwe are Counseled -we become lnspiredfThus we Ma- ture. This is Now -'rhe scene was groovin' on 'fo make lhis one of ihe besf years of our lives. We fell-if-like-ii-is, for we are ihe peo- ple of 'romorrowg we do our fhing +oclay, to maize +omorrow's bea+ go on: we leave behind ihis scene of awakening, we musf face ihe reali- 'ries of life, whefher fhey be righi' or wrong, good or bad . . . 'For THIS IS NOW! I969 I968 Adding a iouch of graciousness 'lo 'Phe Websler main hall, and a 'feslive Yule greeiing, 'I'he Sfudeni' Council decoraies 'l'he annual Chrisfmas free. -Augmeniing The size of ihe marching band and adding a flash of color, The Warriore'H'es preseni' a pa'l'rio+ic drill a+ 'fooiball half-+ime. 25 Afler reviewing l'he hisfory of our school as we have looked af former edilions of THE WARRIOR, 'I'he I970 sfaff, feeling +ha'l' i+ has lel' you re- view our herifage, now proudly pre- sen+s i+s review of fhe school year I969-70-a year which in ifs passing also becomes a porlion of our heri- fage. The Warrior Sfaff, I970 T 4 1 THU!! , 2 4 Z1 2 af Z ,I irlzllii ,- , fp. N . . .. ' rg ir- fe. Slaif pholrographer and ar'ris+ conlribuled much crealive efforl fo clepici +he evenls of a busy school year. X--W Fi Planning page lay-ouls, discussing composilion, ediling copy, lceeping lrack of all pages and piclures. and reviewing clesign books lo acquire new ideas have been a poriion of Jrhe slaflvs many-laceled job in pre- paring THE I97O WARRlOR. f i grow 6' I l ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Dr. Gordon L. Cawelii Superintendent Emeritus Dr. Charles C. Mason Leading Educators, Citizens Board of Education Standing of Tulsa City Carl C. Beasley Robert A. Beckstrom Mrs. Mary Warner Mrs. Opal Carllson Eugene H. Harris Ray Conard Robert J. Riggs, Jr.. Presidenl Elevate Schools Daniel 'iNebsTer High School AclminisTraTors Ed Coffey, Principal OuTsTanding Tulsa ciTizens serving on The Board oT EducaTion, and highly qualified adminisTraTors have spenT long days during The year To keep Tulsa Public Schools among The leading educaTional sys- Tems in The naTion. Our new SuperinTendenT assisTed by The reTiring SuperinTendenT EmeriTus hasgworked closely wiTh The Board and Tulsa ciTizens To bring The problems oT The schools To These ciTizens so They may beTTer undersTand The aims and needs oT a meTropoliTan educaTional sysTem. WebsTer's adminisTraTors have helped The insTruc- Tional sTaTT do iTs besT Teaching under The guide lines esTablished by The Board oT EducaTion and supervisors. They have planned The WebsTer pro- gram making sure ThaT iT TuncTions well. WiTh This kind OT cooperaTive aTTiTude prevailing in The school, each Teacher aT WebsTer has been in The TorTunaTe posiTion oT doing his uTmosT To bring knowledge and skilled precision To sTudenTs. This year's program has been Typical oT ThaT prevailing in Tormer years-The program which has provided our school's rich academic heriTage. Marcus KirkpaTrick, J. V- Haney. AssisTanT Principal Dean Ol: Boys Mrs. Mariorie Canady, Darwin Kifliman. Dean oT Girls Senior Counselor Junior Counselor TesTing CoordinaTor 29 For many years The Turnover oT Teachers aT WebsTer has been greaT wiTh as much as one-Third oT The TaculTy being new each year: This year War- riors were happy To see only halT as many new Taces among The TaculTy and nearly all oT Their old TavoriTes reTurn. -l'here's someThing nice abouT a Teacher one knows-yes, we need new Teachers aT Times, buT TradiTions are builT around a conTinuing sTaTT oT dedicaTed Teach- ers-ThaT's one oT The Things we liked besT aT WebsTer in I969-7Ol Warren Abraham HisTory William Allen AThleTic DirecTor, PE Mrs. Charlo'H'e Baker Biology, Science Howard Black Machine Shop, AThleTics Mrs. ReTha BlyThe Librarian Mrs. Millie Bowman Soph. Counselor, PE James BroughTon Woodworking Sidney Browning Typing, Economics Jerry Burdick Music Chm.. InsTrumenTal Music Billy ClayTon MaThemaTics Mrs. Elise Currieo Foods. Home Living Mrs. Kaye Davis OTTice Machines. Law 30 Friendly, Fam: lar Faculty Returns 3' ,ii Miss Moifa Davis Charles Er1QllSl'l Cllm., Dickerggn English Xll Vocal Music Wiley Hammoclr Gene He,-+ Indusirial Business, Chm-. D.E. Aihlelics Dale Edwards Drafiing Bob G. Hayes English Xl Lu'l'her EllioH' Mrs. Joanne Mark Gibson Special Ed. Fielding Driver Ed., PE Chm. Hislory William Lamb Mrs. Laverne Mrs. Maida Biology. PE Howard Johnson Homemalcing Lalin, English Chm Cloihing Earl Larlcin l'lisl'ory. Economics Mrs. lnez Nardin Language Chm., Spanish Mrs. Jacqueline Monroe Girls' P.E. Mrs. BeHy Perkins English X Roger Moore Biology. Science Mrs. Shirley Philpof Special Ed. Mixture of xperienced, New Teachers Aids Warriors 32 Mrs. Barbara Roberfs English Xll Larry Smifh Science Chm., Chemisiry, PE Wayne Smifh Auio and Power Mechanics J. Sierling Teel l-lisiory Chm., l-lislory Theodore Vineyard Maihemaiics Chm., Maihemahcs Mrs. Gladys Whe+s'I'ine Business Chm., C.O.E. Hudson Wilcox Speech Chm., Slagecrafr, Yea rboolc. AV Mrs. Joyce Wrighl' Office Educalion Joining our TaculTy This year are six new Teachers. They have already become a parT oT WebsTer's acTiviTies and communiTy life. They are The people who fill The empTy desks when oThers move on. Helping The TaculTy and gaining experience Tor TuTure careers are The inTern Teachers. Many are alumni oT WebsTer: many are new To Tulsa: all are TulTilling Their dream in liTe To become involved. PicTured discussing assignmenTs wiTh AssisTanT Principal KirlcpaTrick are Merle Calmus, Linda KeTchum, Linda Keck, Don Rhyne, and Susan Jones. As we move on in Time, They will become anoTher page in The hisTory book OT our lives: They become a parT oT OUR HERITAGE. 1 n Ellis MarTin Don Favor Mrs. BETTY Fry MaThemaTics Physical Ed. Sl10rTl1dnCl Mrs. Wanda Pursell Gary SmiTh Mrs. Genell SmiTh ArT l-lisTory English Speech Teacher Wilcox and Senior English Teacher Mrs. RoberTs are seen in Typical class-room poses. Mrs. Eula Berlin Office Manager Mrs. Louise Choafe Bullefin Clerk Mrs. Arclella Davidson Clerk Mrs. Elizabella Ellio'H' Regisirar Mrs. Mary Fuller Bank Clerk Mrs. Juanifa Rhodes Aliendance Clerk Clerical Staff, Nurse Provide ecessary Aid N. ..1.. Mrs. Doroilay Rueb School Nurse I CLASS OFFICERS, I970 Slanding: Riclc Dyer, Vice-Presidenl' Jerry Simmons, Presicleni' Curfis Hale. Hisforian , i D' Seated: h 0 0 0 Belh Nic ols, Treasurer 5 9 Pamela Clwoale, Se-crefary 0 0 Debbie Ridenhour, Parliamenfarian Peggy Fryhover, Chaplain h Sponsor: Mrs. Millie Bowman 'L Counselor: Mr. Darwin Kirlcman Qabinef Meefing ? 9 Graduates B come Part Of Warrior Hi tory, Heritage H s All a Mailer of Gradua+ing. Gary Allen Sieve Apple Jim Armslronq Yvonne Armstrong Marlene Bailey Sian Bailey Ronald Bandy Linda Barcelo Virginia Barnes Donna Baxler Doug Bell Judy Bell Susan BeVfYl lll Richard Blnqham Claudia Bishop Jeff Bisl-nop Brenda Billing Jimmie Bivins Kennelh Blanlce Ray Blansell' Rosa Lee Bollon Stephen Bowling Linda Braden Gary Lee Brewer Billy Brown Clara Brown Frank Brown Larry Brown 'Www 5f3mmY Brown Ramonda BUCl'16f1dn Carlefia Burden William Busclwer Mary Carlef Paula Carler Richard Carler Graduation Time For W bster' 3 3 rd Class - David Casfeei Derreil Chase Pam Choale World Peace s Seniors' Hop Jimmy Chrysler Joe Clever Mary Ciemenis DebbY9 Cline Linda Cobb Connie Coble Les Collins Mike Collins Ann C0r1Woy Mark Cook Charles Cooley Bill Cooper Marsha Cooper Bobby Cotlon Eddie Crabrree Karen Cravens Lois Cross Joan Douglas Jamie Dulce Rick Dyer Freddie Enqlehardl John Fiegel Deborah Finley Sieve Franco Don Frilz Peggy Frylwover Beclcy Fuller Marque Garbey Beffy Gardner Beisy Goodwin Linda Green Nyronn Gregory Hazel Gudgel Sue Guinn Danny Haggard Jerry Halberl Curfis Hale Jane Hale Linda Hall Bill Halslead Marilyn Hamillon Marilyn Harmon Molly Harris Roy Harrison Chuck Harrold Larry Haffman Leann Hallen Pal Hellon Sandra Henderson Connie Harriman Donald Ray Hobbs Meredifh Hoffman Vigkie Holggmb Pafricia Hollan Bob HOllO.f1d Mike Hoi-lon Marilyn Howard Phyllis Hudson in . . . and fhefl lsaid, - Denny Hursl Mindy Huslwbeclc Becky Hyde Janice Holloway Wayne Hunt. Donald R. Hyde Glenn Hyder Irene Irvin Virgil Jackson Judy Johnson Ronald Johnson Shirley Johnson LaV0n Jolliff Ronnie Jones Paula Kemper Burch Kennemer Calvin Key Dorcia Kilgore Margarel Knighf Jim Knipe X442 John Krell Helene Lane Viclcie Lang Treva Laurence Beverly Lee Karen Lee David Lines -f- i i' W 'f Dee Ann l-ipe Kenny Long Tommy Long Jerry Looney Rebecca Ann Lopez Debbie Lowery JGFTISS MG'-ill Time For Going - Class Of '70 Looks Back On Year Of Study, Ahead To Life! Roberf Maher Gary Lynn Maiors Maureen Malone Sharon Manley Brenda Marlin Ginger Marlin 40 A JOB Marlin Sharon Massey Frank McClain Jerry McClellan Debra McDonald Roger Dale McElyea Marla McGuire Michael Miller Beverly Mifchell Vince Moore Wayne Moore May I Cut in? Go 'way, BOFI6y. Doyel Morrison Gary Moss Kenny Nelson Befh Nichols Marqueffa Nicholson Susan Norris Cdfhy OSffanClef Brenda Palmer Kafhe Pederson Emerson Penn, Jr. Sharon Perry David Phillips Paifi Philpofi Sue Pierce Nancy Pike Cecilia Pineda Rodney Porfer Sharon Price Delano Radford Scoff Ragsdale Karen Rhader Senior Week Proves Big Hit ' ' 1 5 John Rampey Larry Reed Fred Redfearn A S lrli' Of 2 Comes To Life For Days Of Fun George Rhoacles Sleven Rhodes Ron Richardson Wanda Richardson Debbie Ridenhour Bobby Ridley Tom Roberls Joyce Rogers Johnny Roley Jeannie Ryan Barbara Sanford Joe Sasser Slephen Sclwmorr Clifford Schullz Linda Scoh' Kenneth Scribner Rickey Selby Cecilia Shalswell Sally Shaw Rulh Shockley Dale Simmons Jerry Simmons Richard Sinclair Linda SlSSBl Claudia Sloan Harold Smelcer Darlene Smlili Lerov Smilh Milne Smifh Sieve Smilh Clauclelle Snow 42 S-'XJ II Billy Sowell Betty Spade Paula Stanley Max Steed Merry Steele David Stewart Kathi Stone Dennis Strate Terry Sutton Jimmy Taylor Timmy Taylor Ted Thomas Donna Tiger Richard Tolbert Julane Toothman Darrell Undernehr Robert Verel Yolanda Wallcer Susan Wall James Waltrip Mike Webb Gary West Constance Weygandt Linda While Ronnie Wiley James Willey Duane Williams Gangsters of the '2O's help advertise class play. Danny Williamson Michelle Willis Karen Wilson Vicki Wiseley Joe Young Buster YoungwOlle June Zimmerman CLASS OFFICERS, l97l Sfanding: Mark Choare, Presidenf Roger Sharp. Vice-Presideni' Seafeclz Pam Johnson, Chaplain Barbara Harmon, Treasurer Carol Spurgin, Secrefary Sponsor: Mrs. Joyce Wrighf Q Q Counselor: Mrs. Mariorie Canady Cabmef Meefmq 44 Marcia Abel Jeff Adams Billie Alexander Vicki Andrew Barbara Angell Don Arnei r Elaine Baker Debbie Ballard Donnie Barry Marie Bass Brenda Bauer Susan Beary Lloyd Bell Nedra Bell Bill Bellew EllioH' Berryhill Julane Berryhill Billy Bevenue Deborah Bevenue Vickie Bishop Bill Blanseri Mary Bolion Tommy Bookloul' Donna Bowers Carol Brady Glenda Branaman Joleen Breeze Glen Brewingfon Barbara Brown Teresa Brown Valeria Brown Billy Burr Richard Bynum Linda Cannon Connie Carier Willie Caves Mark Clwoaie Billy Clwrisimas Johnny Chrysler Andy Clark eq ' A 6 1 ,, r 'V f ,,, , is l 1 I. f ,x if J fig. Age It If x il . A i A f ix , , Class Of '71 Cvfsfdndins In Athletics, Academics ff'- .Q Q af 4' . , N , .I x if . 1 P if . .2Q '3--4rilll'- B 'fir 'E iv? 'N ,fs f' nr- 0 , , ,',' L Y Y-1, N , ' ' , VY JZ 1 I EWHX my . P yy Y N '.j 4, A6 if ik? ii W K is l r James Cla rk Terrie Clayfon Dallas Cline Dale Cluck Peace, Man! Donnie Clyma Debbie Coble Rickey Cochran Brenda Collier Lee Conoway Debbie Cook Roy Cox Becky Cozorf Linda Crain James Criswell Linda Criswell Connie Crow Ginger Cunningham Charles Curfis Richard Dale Jan Dassler Rick Davis Dwighl Davison Gayla Dean John Diffee Danny Doke Barbara Dorsch Bill Douglas Rober+ Eklund Angie Ellioil' Richard Esmond Jim Fain Sherry Fasf LuLu Faulkner Sieve Fields Paula Find? Hugh Ford Daryl Fowler Sheila Gabler Michelle Gaines John Gamble Dwain Garrison Vanessa George Billy Gessner Pal l'i Gilliard Marvin Godwin Milne Goins Jacque Gosnell Donald Green Wanda Grippi Nancy Haclcworlh Dubbie Hail Harold Hair Judy Hale Mike Haley Randy Hallford Jim Hardcaslle Barbara Harmon Debbie Harris Don Harris Jane Harris Lloyd Harvey Jim Halfield Roy Hayes Viclci Hayes Janel' Heaih Ken Helion Anne Henson Gayla High Debbie Hignife Lynn Hillhouse Cindy Hoque Sandra Holleman Duane Horlon Nancy Huffman Q' -s ii ij A my I 3 Af ' 1 K, . Q D V J 'fr -W ff ii J H ii as H M, is I r:iisv:QiL,T 2 .iwlf'A3.k 1 , kf,g's B-55.1 may ' L N M71 W , . '4i 'Defi ,1..L ,. N 'h x A A 1 I. EW' 1 Q il, - W lsik ,..Q fn v Play, Christmas Wrap Sale Raise Funds For 1971 Graduation L4 'W Susan Hulsey James Hun? Leslie l-lun'rer Jim I-lufchings Brenda Johnson Frank Johnson Kay Johnson Pam Johnson Charles Jones Jonny Jones Nancy Keilh Vicki Kemp Mikel Keichum Pauline King Richard King Johnie Lankford Rickye Laughlin Larry Lomax Jimmy Long Teresa Long Sieve Looney Gloria Lopez Orville Lugo Sieve Mafney Sandi McConnell Sian McCray Bill Mccully Allene Mcl-lenry Gary Mclnlosh Mike McKinney Tom McKinney Teresa Meech David Mellon Guy Mifchell Juniors dig hor line Jesse Moore Sha ron Moore Alla Morgan Teresa Morgan Jana Morrison S+eve Morrison Pal' Myers Ricky Newman Lea Ann Oglesby Frank Oliver Debbie Owen Karen Owens Nancy Owens Kafhy Parker Johnny Palrick Terry Phillips Mike PhilpoH Linda Ponder Marsha Porler Ron PoHer Sheila Powell Dan Presley David Price PaHy Price Kenf Pugh Mike Pugh Charles Radebaugh Margarel Radford Jack Reeves Darlene Richards Jacque Richardson Sharon Richardson Debbie Riggs Sieve Robinson Jimmy Roland Rodney Ross Sandra Ross Mike Rudisaile -Mike Ryan Don Sanders :mv .k. N, JL. .x .fs v sl School Spirit s Keynote To Juniors' Varied Class Program ,f Q ' W X ii P PN ,,. . 'C' ' S K N s., an ,I r ' l P r X N I' A '-4's fl r e I 4 if K i 'K in wzqisiff' 1 2. K J f ' . 7' ,i X : 1 Mm oi, 5 1' D 'px X :QPR N 4 Q ns, Y. Nh?- f xi il W. is 47 4 X x 93,1--,x '- . .. ,,,, Ns, 1 W l A t XY me 6, 1 1 o-i-K' s 'l f 'J im! oe-4' flfiix Y 1f Only A Year Before 1970- Juniors Are Segment 0f DWHS History 50 A. J. Schullz Sharon ScoH Linda Scruggs Roberf Scruggs Mike Shackle Roger Sharp Melba Shafswell Bill Shepard Lyle Simmons Carol SiHer Sandra Skyles John Slavens John Smelcer Becky Smiih Freddy Smiih Vera Smifh Vicki Smilh Lukie Soard Lorefra Spears Carol Spurgin Dale Srarr Parry S+eele Dean Srephens Roger Srephens Curr S+ewar1' Judy Srraley Charlene Shale Anne Srroop Priscilla Suess Alex Surrell Sreve Surrell Dianne Tacke'H' Carolyn Talley Jamie Tale Eddie Taylor Ricky Taylor Linda Teels Josephine Thomas Dan Thompson Whomp, Stomp, Can, Bear, Pluck, Mow 'em, Warriors! Marilyn Tiger Mark TroH'er Joyce Tucker Darlene Undernehr Vicki Valenfine Rickey Vann Johnnie Wade Sandi Walker Irene Walkinqslick Kaihy Wayland Colleen Weir Dwain Weir Jackie Wesf Susan Weslbrook Frances While Chafa Williams Juaniia Williams Richard Williams Allon Willis Kenny Willis Rick Willis Hank Wilson John Wilson Sianley Wilson Bruce Wisley Shonna Wofford Kafhy Woods Par Workman Susan Wyre 11 Way up there ? John Young Mike Youngpeler .Qxa 'C' ri lik A ,TAA T Ti it : ii Till QTL- R - T NVQ ' M lg. . T A J fpqa 'W i A W -X. T , f pgs 32 ... I if Y A, wg vi X -. V ,. W 47' .QL 'X n il, E Q ,if Q59 ,H v -,., - .V x ,,. . i R is c.. H ii' Q w i pg 'wiv i A J if . T K A Q Xi 23 .f iff ' as ll XX X CLASS OFFICERS, I972 Rodney Kilgore, Presiclenl' Alice Baker, Secrefary Tom l-leinrirz, Vice-Presidenl' Pl'1il6illiard, Treasurer Sponsor: Mrs. Jackie Monroe I Counselor: Mrs. Millie Bowman Caloinef Meefing 52 Mike Acosla Virginia Allen Billye Angell Danny Asliloclc Alice Balmer Mel Bales Gary Ballard Rosie Barela Opal Barneh' Raelfa Barney Dale Barr Roberl Bass Cloela Bali Susan Bell Shirley Bellew Randy Benlon Jeff Biffle Eddie Billingsly Sandi Bishop Mike Blackburn David Blanlce Shann Bledsoe Don Blevins Debra Boolcoul Sieve Bookoul Aleia Bradbury Paul Bradley Jimmy Bridgell Debbie Brown Jimmy Brown Viclcey Brummelf Nick Brufon Darlene Burch Roberl' Burchfield Nelma Burris Sally Buscher Candace Bushyhead Viclcy Califey Jolnn Carr Terry Carfer 1 fir Q. l i will K I sv' Dxwsle l S R i Sophs Busy l ,W ,giyvyifikisf-1 L5 1 .2 if ai . 'PQ 4, B' m S Q! S Ji-V: Learning To e Active Warriors ,,. ,-... ' rg, 4, ef 'Fifa ? S KW'-.:'1 ec-x ii , . D In Memoriam NYSA .., ag fx Jimmy Ray Bingham November 20 1953 December 8 7969 , cs up A Maw i ji A f in , .M xx. 4 A ,f fa ' ,. y 4 ,a f,-,. . sb.-, 1 -.- . A Wa va . ' 'Q WIA! glgy H ,xx 1 ? X .Lilian J Gayla Casey Carol Casio Terri Caves Wade Cearley James Chaney David Childers Linda Childers Tommy Chism Connie Chrislenberry Debbie Claypool Debbie Cline Leslie Cline Neil Cluck Jane? Cody Linda Collier Melinda Colpifls Shirlene Cook Karen Cooke Rhdonna Cookson Donna Cooley Anila Cooper Valerie Copening Candice Coverf Mike Cox Regina Crawford Guy Cripps Becky Crow Diana Davis Randy Deason John Denham Wayne Dilfee Pam Dobbs Larry Doke Mary Dorsch Roberr Douglas Ernesline Driscoll Lal-londa DuBois Pam Dunbar Vernon Dye Connie Eddingfon Gary Eldridge Charles Ellioll Linda Ellis Sieve Ellsworilw Jimmy Eubanlcs Carleia Farrill Gary Finley Mary Forbes Bruce Fowler Sharon Fraley Candace Ffyhaver Jody Furnas Ray Gafford Adell Gaines Margarei Ganif Shirley Garrison Troy Geniry Doug George James Geyer Lanny Gibbs Phil Gilliard Jim Gladson Rebecca Glaze Karhy Goins David Golden Debra Gonzales DeWayne Gregory Milne Gregory Riia Griffiih Vickie Grippi Alvin Guess Paula Hale Kelly Hall Denise Hammock Donnie Harmon Beclcie Harper Gary Harper Sieve Harper .i, L V' i 3 i w. X Q 'A r xl V 1 is QS' af' woe .X f r iff, ,r f 1 , Q. 24 ...- kgs Class Cf 1972 Is Largest In DWHS: Promises Much For SchooI's Future . Ad i S Ep i i X 1 mf X 'V-5' ,gd F A .L c, ,gg Fig., y X yell ' K. IN Y' , ' f x Q X ' ., l 35,5 l r . . if 5 i. . X 'G M L Annifa Harrison Florence Harrison Jackie Harrold Glenna Har'rzeII Rhonda Hayes Jackie Heflin Tom Heinrifz Juaniia Hell' Tom Henning Peggy Harber Terri Herriman Pal HerH Larry Hiclcs Marla Hill Philip Holden Marion Hollan Donna Holland Karen Holland Renee Holland Susan Holland Billy Holler Ray Hollingsworfh Barbara Horfon Mary Horfon David Hughes Allen Hunf Jerry Hunr Jamie Hunler Charles Hushbeclc Debbie Hyde Peggy Hyde Belinda Ingram Ty Inman Regina Iverson Monly Jaclcson Farris Johnson Joe Johnson Fairy Johnson Hall break! Roger Johnson Richard Jones Suzeire Joyce Darlene Jusrus Susan Kashaum Eddie Keiih David Kerchum Rodney Kilgore Pauline Knighr Don Koch Jerry Lamp LaVila Lawrence Carhey Layron Jan Lipe Tony LiHle Jim Lopez David Lowery Karen Luna Sheila Malone Danny Manley Toni Marlin Terry Massey Guiecquiia Masierson Carolyn Marney Sieve Maxey Linda Mays Sylvia McClain Mike McClary Lawerence McDonald Anira McDougal Beverly McGee Ronnie Mcl-lenry Mina McKenzie Sheila McLain Chuck McNair Terry McNeill Clyde Miller Alice Mills Sieve Morris Roberr Moss A-5 Life Of Webster Sophomore s One Of Sports, Learning, Fun N, D l 1 My I 2 l . T' f ll 3 l i xl 6 l 4, :fx 4 f Xfe AX af gi.- ' r, 57 ., A fh- .v ,, . A' ,, 'X P il 'Xi li ff' A fb? a... lggadll iii Sophs Look To Two More Years 0f Warrior Life!! 1. my -1 Af Su R. 1 qw F' ii s 'ff A its-V ...g . A Denelle Mouser Debbie Murray Jaclc Myers Milce Myers Mary Neighbors Carol Nelson Nila Nolan Tom Norris Debbie Nunnery Riclcy Oglesby Rickey Orr Mike Osrrander Arlhur Oxford Susan Exlord Terri Parmley Doris Penn lynn Perry Susan Perryman Debra Pellie Rob Phillips Mike Pierce Pam Pippin Richard Presley Marvin Price Milce Price Failh Prince Fred Probis Sandra Rahder Sieve Ramsay Sieve Randell Jeanella Rallilf Deann Reynolds Janice Reynolds Dale Richardson Danny Rike Susan Rilchie Donna Roberson Sherri Roberfs Kirk Robinson Doug Rodgers Linda Rogers- Tom Rogers PaHy Roland Debbie Raley Gary Rongey Carolyn Ross Riclcy Rowley Sue Rupe Ray Russell Jim Ryan Susan Schmill Gloria Schmorr Laraine Schullz David Schumacher Horace ScoH' Joy ScoH Nancy ScoH Rusly Scrivner Pam Sharp Elaine Sherrell Gary Shipman Deanna Simmons James Simons Bill Simpson Parry Sissons Gina Souriohn Joe Sowersby Nadine Slarlc Cyndi Sleele Doug Slephens Bobbie Slewarl' Lois Slringlellow Gosh, Dearie, I dunno- George Sudar Terry Swimmer Calhy Taylor Charles Taylor Judy Taylor Mike Taylor l 4 lin 4' fix flaw '7' - 1 . R X K' ,gr ,ill f ' on L .- if. Q A , 'XIX ,, -.fl ii SHN X ' '49 ,- ef' U5 ' , ec. T :ii i v 1. M his ' -f V4 f i ' ' .ti i XP' z, . ' km ,iw L, D A Q ii if 'xi v of A 'N L A so X' ' fix V 'gy l 4? C ig . i if lil, ity' , T ,- f Q L D -ii ' L, ' f ,-4. ,- N-WJ? , i 'F -4 , I A N I 4 ' ,fllillfifi A.. . 5 5 ' S .em -11, 4 'f if E2'5f,11,1g.qf Y'.' fn: f 1.,Y L Kbbh X - is? Q -gi .sfif M i- A :ni 0 iv- ll ,f x 5 f' si, f ,mx R it , q-.....,i Q new gf fist I if Q, . ze-....f03 , ' , uc -..,! . X i f ' X? All ' Ti a , I Nm C ' ri -41 his 'fi Q. f we-w -1 X Randy Taylor Randy Teague Donnie Tearl Any 'good' books today? Melva Tiger Gary Tolberi Queniion Tolloeri Chris Townsend Rickey Treadwell Debora Turkneii' Karla Turner Debbie Turpin Eddie Underhill James Ussery Berk Vanzandi' Jimmy Walker Louie Walker David Wall Trueiri WaHs Dennis Weems Linda Weems David Weygandi Sieve Whiiehursf Pam Whiilow John Williams Terry Williams Claire Wilson Neila Winiers Rhonda Wofford Judy Wolf Mary Wood Bruce Woodson Siephanie Yaies Don'T look now, but Bobby's looking! Terri Ziegler Caihy Zimmerman WARRIOR J Q A STUDENT LIFE 6 HDD 'IJO 'Qs i2 And now we build-Iurning Ihe presenl' info 'I'he pasl' and more fradi- iions-Ioday 'rhey are living +racIi+ions. We live and grow, buf noi in blobs -hence we drop 'Ihe 'I'ypicaI yearbook plan of sec+ions and presenf our year in chronological order- as we lived if--a mixiure of HONORS f ACADEMICS f ATHLETICS X ACTIVITIES breaking 'rhe mold where conveniem'-when a big even+ comes our way-we Ihen no longer slick 'ro 'rhe four columns on each double page, bu+ monopolize space as evenls have monopolized us for hours al a lime. OUR HERITAGE grows as our year advances! Many Warriors Involved Sue Guinn aliended 'the Leadership Conference al Oral Roberls' Universiiy in June: Maureen Malone and John Roley were selecled 'ro serve on 'rhe Teen Board of Direciors of The Mercanlile Nalional Bank for The school year I969-I97O. Webs+er's aclive Medical Club successfully ran Iwo for Siaie Medical Associaiion of- ficers: Maureen Malone. pres- idenf, and Mike Smilh, Ireas- urer. Joe Sesser, Dee Ann Lipe, and Curiis I-Iale al- Iended Boys' and Girls' Slales sponsored by 'Ihe American Legion and Hs Auxiliary. 62 1969 Summer Activities, Very Deeply Conferences Dan Pressley and Rick Dyer arrended The summer conference of 'rhe Fellow- ship of Chrisfian Arhieres, Then ioined 'rhe Warrior ream in work-ours and scrimmages in August Webster Earns Sportsmanship Trophy Third Year In Row Pep Club Presideni, Le- Ann Halren displays fhe Tulsa Ci'ry Sporlsman- ship rrophy which was awarded Websfer for 'rhe 'third consecu+ive year. All Coaches, Game Officials. and Principals ballor on each arhleric even+ 'ro derermine which local school earns ihe honor each year. Websier War- riors are hiqhly honored +o receive lhis disrinclion for 'rhe 'ihird successive year. 1 Autumn Sees Webster E Z ID JUDO DH -IU Jerry Simmons and Sue Pierce, Boy and Girl ot the Month tor September. 66 Open Educational Doors For Thirty-Second Year Otticers ot the National Honor Society, President Debbie Ridenhour, Vice-President Peggy Fryhover, Secretary Claudette Snow, and Treasurer Johnny Roley discuss plans tor the year: Sponsor Mr. Warren Abraham addresses the Society at one ot its regular bi-weelcly meetings. This or- ganization is concerned with the academic standing ot all Webster Warriors. Q fi Head Fooibali Coach Larry Smiih and his assisranr Gene Hari wafcih Iigfenily from 'the side-lines as 'rheir 'ream fighfs hard on rhe ie . Officers of 'rhe Siudeni Council pause momeniarily in Their Sepiember chore assisiing The school wiih 'rhe sale of budge? +icke'rs and yearbooks. 67 Siudeni Associaiion Presideni Sammy Brown accepfs his gavel of auihoriiy from principal Coffey: formal pose of Jrhe Council and meefing of The Council are picrured below. 68 Council Holds Student Role In Leadership Cf Warriors STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: Presideni Sammy Brown Vice-Presicleni' DeeAnn Lipe Corresponding Secreiary Debbie Finley Treasurer Mary Carier Parliameniarian Becky Smirh l-lisrorian Mereclilh Hoffman Recording Secrefary Molly Harris Chaplain Joe Sasser A.F.S. Siuclenr Cecilia Pineda Sponsor Mrs. Gladys Whefsrine ' H L 'W 1 X 5:3 l .sin , 1 'Q .f 1' l I -EY' J u ,533 ' J' QM' A , Q , , , ! dyiio , W GRA sponsored Powder Puff game brings ou? female leams, male cheerleaders, and Queen Lulu Bell wi'rh his Royal Courl. The aflernoon was hilarious las you well rememberl! ,e A - y ,, ' i? ai K R v- 1 i . f . '- 'Hi' . W' - ' 'fs-li 7 S 7 i ' V 55-' , - 'i-15' Q,--A-3 -- li :ps ' Q. gl N' i s, 2 5 1 ,X X ,- 31 'X gl' , K ' i za, ,, Bi as .I B- V- L J 1 ,, A faq X X. 5 -1 A ' A Q 5 3 3 is l Q 5 i fi fi . . 'l 5 5 ,,.-F - A fu, is I J f- ' ' .3 , :arf ,I ., ,ff .jf gg.-1 , , ' . Vln, I, ,gU,,,-s.. N w h v i5,l'f ' - V-ff-- f-' i ' ,.....g,.e ,,eg,f.,- si.,-:M ff- - lf an-59 Posf-game dances, usually held in 'rhe Boys' Gym, pro- vided opporlunily 'for foolball 'fans To slay ou? a liHle laler and gel in a liHle exercise of Jrheir own. 69 ft' Honors Come To Students, Latin Club, B Football Squad During Fall Of 1969 Joe Sasser and Dee Ann Lipe, Boy and Girl ot the Month tor October. Ron Richardson and Kathi Stone, Boy and Girl ot the Month tor November. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Secrerary Debbie Riclenhour Vice-Presidenf Frank Brown Presidenf LaVon Jolliff Treasurer Mereclifh Hoffman ll'lis1'orian Debbye Clinel Sponsor Mrs. Maida Johnson Club projecls early in The year included lhe paper clrive, fri-derby, regular club meehngs, and cosfumed slcirs. Lalin Club is one of The larqesl and mos? aclive on The campus. xg . , - u, , -xv. ,. ,. , .. ,, , fifx A. A, W k 11 'iris' A-iff-'i :sw-L'ff'L,L .. ' V , ' NN- -if,-f X if 11223. N .3 weve .Q-1 W-me r -Q ' -55 '-mei 1-wffvv 'xwzaw 'rw ffm: :Q 'Q -,.,,q:fM5'W-N we f?'ffm+f'f-1 f f , - 1 :W - ,QA - sk-1 mi,gg-xfgf '.:fag1 --Y K, ww:-1 -1' ,jnimw Q,-a , 1 K5 'gl We Q5 ff f.. ze -A .Ll ,. 1 .- , . M W, ,. -,ifiww':w. v . , Q wM4'.r- gg, 'HI ,J -., 5' -. XV' ' XI ,Wx W sf1X.f C IA , A- I 1 ' s. . x , 'L cl K . ,emi , W .M ff? U, A ,wr ,--J- ll 4 , . s ,,,f,., ,,f 1, . . A , fwgb- .V Av ,A 3,1 V li, .krggkilr I K .fm 5 I .L , .V I - as s 5 Neff Mal, ,..2?,ri4:Z?X1,?V ,V ., ,T , X' ,L 'V H V I M L, if .Mg ,M X it sa, Mg J, 30,5 Wx - 4. 'Q ' ' if-we' T ' . 'C 'f M:A,g,L,:.w xjbfiu ,,,.,z -au,'S7 3155.2 ' is C-15' W :ff fsgzamf-mmf v, -fwwrwfwki - 'f r A - ' S 4 3' w ' x : 'f-' 'ff '55?s':f--5.-,,P.41aa!,-. s'f:f':if f-', w'f:sf5::+'f5qfL wg.. Q, -e ff,-fgslv-X 1 Ar- .., f ,s ,,,,.g,,,,,,fQ.,vfe3.s.',,, , . M r s i'fl'ilaf' 'if 7gm2l lf 'z,'?3ffiPT -' 'v Prim u s ' '?f ff?' TAM :Qi .QQ -aj Kgs: 4? L X J k:., , , , 'I y ig L gggffgigwli. a, '1g'u . 'f y:4i,Lf-- P . M +f,',,,,,- .l ,La , ,,,- --4 1 ,.,..,. ., . , . ,Wg ' ,fi if B -- , Cheerleaders Swing Rapidly Into Action CHEERLEADERS and ALTERNATES: Ramonda Buchanan Mary Dorsch ' Jan Dassler , Rusiy Scrivner Beih Nichols. ali. Sue Pierce Joleen Breeze, ali. Paula Carier Jane+ Heaih Pa+'ry Gilliard Sponsor Mrs. Jackie Monroe W 1: 72 'ax fs Big Pep Club Something New For Webster Hi f if PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Presicieni LeeAnn Haifen Vice-Presicieni Kaihi Sione Recording Secrefary Claudeiie Snow Corresponding Secreiary Ginger Mariin Treasurer Linda Scoif Boys' Presideni Bufcii Kennemer Sponsor Mrs. Jackie Monroe 5 F Drum Major David Phillips BAND OFFICERS: Presidenr Frank Brown Vice-Presideni Sharon Massey Secreiary June Zimmerman Reporfer-I-lisiorian Anne Siroop Treasurer Judy Hale WARRIORETTE OFFICERS: Presideni Barbara Harmon Vice-Presideni Carol Spurgin Secreiary Susan Wesibroolc Treasurer Marilyn Tiger Direcior Mr. Jerry Burdick Feaiured Twirler Carol Spurgin Team Teaching Innovation In History Field For Warriors Mrs. Joanne Fielding and Mr. Gary Smiih are seen planning wiih 'rheir double-sized class in hisfory where feam 'reaching is provided. i r Coach Larry Smilh lakes quick look ai injured Bob Holland during a game while Alhlelic Manager Eugene Blanke looks on. Players deluge Assislanl Coach Hari wi'rh ques- 'rions aboul' fhe game which is going wrong. Jerry Simons enjoys a cold shower afler a hard worlcouf on a very ho? aflernoon. 5119 b M '13 ,ss Q No'r safisfied wifh iusl' playing for The +eam, band members help lead fhe spiriled aHaclc from lhe sfancls. ' -ful' -?: ,v' ,, fi if '7P7 'f'77.'f : .21 --we-1, 2 -Q - -'gms ir. 'gferg wyiw-s lg A,-1, JA , a,,.:W.'-7 sw- C-.. y ,fy jj Hfqgm 5!5Qsa32..9 av- an 2231: -'e'5i5?., i+,f,J3.'.9f, wy'o:3,,,, 531' - M 5 3 up ' 1. 4. - 1 - if-153.5-5353415 'hd lun-Nl-51.se.Q,1g25,,,-at ... :::r: L. ' 2 s. W V ' N - - ' W fl A i ' l :'a .lg il 5 lf E l A! ij? 3, 4941, A susu qu QL ,A 1 V+'-ffl N - - f Ju -. - ,WW 4, ,',4,l,, - ' , ur x g A , ' nie.. -s ., fi l s ffffffi fit 'fiwii ' lit Warrior Bond Installs Queen, Holds Reception 6 Miss Jane M Band Queen Miss June Zimmerman Senior Alien ani d Miss Susan Hulsey Junior Afiendanl FUTURE HOMEMAKER OFFICERS Presidenl PaHy Meicalf Vice-Presidem' Gayla High Secreiary Lynda- Mays Treasurer Linda Ellis Program Chm., Terri l-lerriman Sponsor Mrs. Elise Currieo 1 gmagg -.Ml Y ' Q--e--... W 92,11 M F i Ez! , as -FN E. i , E , Q! 1 l E. 1 5155- I - A-. ,,,. ., ' 5 1 ,gf N 5 5 Diversified Educalion siudenl' Tom Roberfs works on his supervised iobg Superinlendenf Dr. Gordon Cawel+i spealcs 'for 'rhe D.E. Bosses Brealcfas'r, held annually. Wide Variety Of Experiences Involve D.W.H. . Students, Faculty -is . - Long-term substitute in Junior English was Mrs. McGu'r H h ' ie. ere s e is seen assisting students with grammar prob- lems. Future Teachers sponsored a breakfast tor the taculty: yearbook pictures were taken. Kathi Stone Assembly Organist 78 fame ,Q n Ji if L We A M Ng' ,- i K! u-lIlnI W ,M 5 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE STUDENT Cecilia Pineda . . . aI'scI1ooI . in cIass, assembly . . . relaxing aI home wi'rI1 sis'rer Kaihi and +I1e Commodore Sfones, I'1er hosfs . . . Footbclller , Band men Warriorettes Still Rough I1- fu A M3 -Q' ', 3, v '5,3?fg4,.,--A-f'-M rpm., JFZJ, .Nm-fu, ,A V, S , , x.- lx 'Q' aff, Y' fa -v Trim H z. if , fs fa il' 'LM 'w ' j 5'f f35 '2if ' if A ff, z 'gg -' ' ' v ' 1 1 V , I ..- E in 'V J iutvvy: A ,Q Y rj Sm! br. M f, , xg , X' Z, X, ly! ' Tk I yy 5? .:L,.,,,wm m Y L- T ' 3 -45' , ,' ' -4' ' w ..5i.5fi i5' .ix 5,33 'W J H MJ ri 2: V .-.-:I , , K . 21zv faif2:f 4 . 4 -ia ff . 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Lalhrop . . . Edgars ............ Ernesline Winlergreen Sally VanViller Carler Forslman .. . Jack Regeni ....... Hannibal Hix ...... Sponsor Mrs. Millie Bowman Direclor Mr. Hudson Wilcox 82 ....... -- .. ... Mike Miller Mindy Hushbeck Sharon Massey .. Frank Brown LeAnn HaH'en .. . Joe Sasser Kenny Scribner . l.aVon Jollifl . Vickie Lang Jerry Simmons Bob Holland . Curlis Hale Future Teachers Work, Play To Learn 'Tricks Of Trade' Trying To Tind ouT as much as possible abouT Their FUTURETEACHER OFFICERS: chosen profession beTore They sTarT advanced sTudy, mem- Presidemk Marilyn Tiger bers OT WebsTer's acTive FuTure Teachers oT America Club Secrefary Cecilia Shafswell spenT Time sTudying The proicession, observing Teachers Treasurer Qayla Dean during Teacher AppreciaTion Week, and serving as Teacher Hgyforgan Melba Shmisweu- aides. The Tun came wiTh proiecTs like Their TaculTy TalenT Nice-presidemi Bob Houandy show. EnTerTainers included Mr. Teel, Mrs. Fielding, Mr. Browning, Mrs. Perkins, Miss Jones, Mrs. Monroe. Mrs. Sponsor Mrs. Laverne Howard Johnson. J Junior Affendanfs- Jan CDGSSQI' CSAOIZHG MWF! ,r rn -4 X M1 Senior AHendan+s- MW jlqzsffecf Sue Ebrce J'-di 'ww-sHl I I 1 X . m iii '5.,: V , I f U' y Jf 1' J ' U, . S , W I 5 1 f , 5 , J 1 I - 5 j I Sophomore Arfendanfs jifary ZDOASCA Www? c3cr1k112e.f' Dee Ann Lipe Chosen Queen For Websfer's Thirty-Second Annual Homecoming Eveni- , ' V . . , - , 1., 4, V V 4. , in K , , if ' f , 'Y , 4 X Dee Ann Lipe, Miss Daniel WebsTer XXXII, was ed in an all-school assembly on November 7, l969. Royal CourT consisTed oT The STudenT Council oT- cheerleaders, and The LeTTermen's represenTaTives. were Tollowed by The Queen's aTTendanTs and es- ATTer she was given her scepTer, she was crowned by Toa+balI capTain, Ronnie Richardson, and Tossed The TooTball by Riclc Dyer. The Queen Then gave message To The sTudenT body. Two TalenT numbers presenTed Tor our Queen, one by CourT JesTer Gibbs, picTured below. ThaT nighT aT The TooTball game wiTh Sand Springs, The Queen and her aTTendanTs were presenTed aT halT- Time ceremonies. ATTer The game a dance was held in honor oT The Queen. PicTured scenes include The Queen and her aTTendanTs, honor guard, an.d The placing OT The crown: halT-Time ceremonies wiTh The Queen escorTed by CurTis l-lale: and The dance wiTh James Kennemer doing The honors. Also shown are PTSA oTTicers selling pompons To sTu- denTs on coronaTion morning and The STudenT Council spending a greaT deal oT Time decoraTing The Boys' Gym Tor The dance. L., Y J E 1 r fl I - Nu - .T . fwaffa' 'JT' AV J' , R ' .-Q .' ,' ' ' . f , W 5, f 3 2 T-,..w'll3i if H, ' 5 C y vi 4 1' if 2' L, A F T ww. Q Q 4 ,X ., x l , 4 ,L7 . .v ,tw in ,- u i 0 I' 'si' V' 'V l' sl . 'swf-EEN ! 0 . J ,, , - ri-av. Q ni -ses H T ,is . ' 'Jr' W ' ' T 'fl , Es ' 1 - ss Wf3'f'7'1'f 1 .if fs T' ' T ' , -2-T541 as . e . in ' T :W-ess ' T 2 'T as sf E ' , flaw M 1 f 4 T ,as 'VK 87 Seen on sfage wiih fheir direcfor, Mr. Bur- diclc, are 'Ihe Siage Band and 'Phe Orchesfra. Bofh groups made many appearances during ihe year. In Hue boH'om pic- fure are ihe Chaniers wifh direcfor Mr. Charles Diclrerson. These music groups give ialenied siudenis opporiunify 'lo worlc on musical rech- niques wiih performance as fheir aim. Science To Physiccll Science Are All Part Of Webster's Curriculum ,, rf is , . X Wm ,4 J J J we fc ,-' 3,15-V . ,W M, c ,gf L v 7. - 1, . nllhfwsnaivnw-ww-rw! Il ' ef, wr' mx Webster Cross-Country Squad Win All-City Race For First Time Under Coach Bill Lamb's second year oT guidance The Warrior Cross-CounTry Team made iTs greaTesT sTrides in The hisTory oT The school This season. Jump- ing Trom TenTh To TourTh place in The STaTe Tourney was only one OT The Team's accomplishmenTsg They also won Tulsa All-CiTy, deTeaTed The champions oT boTh CiTy leagues lMemorial and l-lalel, had a dual meeT record oT 3-O, deTeaTing l-lale, Broken Arrow, and Sapulpa-and broughT home WelosTer's TirsT cross- counTry Trophy. Along The way They Took Third in a quadrangular meeT wiTh McLain, CenTral ancl EasT CenTral, Third in The Magic Empire Conference, sevenTh Individual Records of LeTTermen include: Richard Sinclair: All-CiTy I-mile-TirsT All STaTe-ninTh-Silver Medal All-Conference-elevenTh-Silver Medal WebsTer course record: Two-mile record: TasTesT Two-mile in WebsTer's hisTory MedalisT aT Sequoyah, Edison, Will Rogers. Hale. and ConTerence Rick Selby: Team CapTain Gary Brewer: FirsT leTTer7 eighTh on Team Dean STephens: Silver Medal aT Sequoyah Mike,Ruclisaile: Two-mile record Daryl Fowler: Second loesT Time on WebsTer course Tom Norris: Gold Medal aT Sequoyah BesT Sophomore runner in Wel::sTer hisTory in The Green CounTry lnviTaTional, and ninTh in Edi- Alex Surrell: Two-year leTTerman son's lnviTaTional meeT. we 'ls 1-f so T f 1 - a sf 1 Y r ' 4 T, 4. Aa, ,q , S - ,, -I , . . rs, .K ' 5 is S, e ,T if , fs, ' ,Z . g., . Y ' , , , 1 , v it ' V4 t , , . , .it - . 1 Y ' STanding: Coach William Lamb. Doug DeLong, Doug STephens, Guy Cripps, James Ussery, Frank McClain, Wayne Moore. Dale Ox- ford, Danny Rike, Mike AcosTa, David Blanke. Gary Brewer. SeaTed: Alex Surrell, Daryl Fowler, Dean STephens. Joe MarTin, Rick Selby. PaT Helfon. 90 Short-Handed, Iniurecl Warriors Manage Season With 3 Wins, Losses INDIVIDUAL HONORS: AH-STaTe RaTings: STeve BowlingfTirsT Team Bob Holland-honorable menTion All-Conference RaTings: STeve Bowling-TirsT Team defense Bob Holland-TirsT Team oTTense Jerry Simmons-second Team defense T Don Able-second Team defense James Maclc-honorable menTion BuTch Kennemer-honorable menTion Rick Dyer-honorable menTion All-CiTy RaTings: STeve Bowling-TirsT Team Bob Holland-honorable menTion ComplicaTed by knee surgery Tor Tour oT WebsTer's limiTed number oT sTarTers This season. The record again indicaTes The need oT reclassiTicaTion because of school size-and nexT year WebsTer will be The only AAA Tulsa Team. all oThers will be AAAA. A change oT opponenTs wiTh compeTiTion againsT schools our own size will hopeTully bring abouT an improved season record. DeTeaTing only Miami, Sapulpa, and Joplin, Missouri. by scores of 34-O, 20-l8, and I7-I4, The Warriors had a ToTal OT 286 poinTs scored againsT Their I64, exclusive of The All-CiTy TilT in which The Warriors Tied Tor lasT place. Games losT were McLain 24-73 Booker T. WashingTon 55-6: Duncan 40-l4g BarTlesville 25-lO: Sand Springs I4J8: Memorial bl-I4: and EasT CenTral 35-34. Warrior TenaciTy wiTh an exciTing vicTory over Sa- pulpa lcepT WebsTer ouT oT The Conference cellar. ir , Q1 ' 1 4 ' s' , , KenneTh Blanke, Manager ' 1,4 i 'r 5 ig and The Cardinal was big enough To gobble us up! 9l 5 7 i Z g xmf . S 2 i , l X ,ly Winter Time of Change In Classes, Activities i i y -Aclditiojal Teachers lk 'yl' , ll i it Rick Dyer and Patty Metcalt, Boy ancl Girl ot the Month tor December. 92 I' L Isle Miss Anna Glenn who completed her intern teaching at Webster the tirst semester was employed to teach Sopho- more English tor the second semester, and Miss Jamy Fox was added to the Junior English statt. Their employment completed the taculty tor the year. Business, Mathematics Keep Minds, .W Hands Busy U.S. Hisiory classes of Mrs. Fielding and Mr. Smiih proudly display plaques and doc- umenis received 'from The Freedoms FounF da+ion indicaiing excellence in +he l-lisiory Deparimem' of Websier. A+ 'rhe lefi are Typing class of Mr. Brown- ing. Machines class of Mrs. Davis. Physics class of Mr. Vineyard. and Maih class of Marfin all aciively engaged in learning s u s. Speech Arts Play Shows Home Where Washington Slept - Maybe The very best ot everything tor dear old Uncle Stanley! SPEECH ARTS PLAY CAST: l George Washington Slept Here l Mr. Kimber .............. ...... Newton Fuller .. Annabelle Fuller Madge Fuller .. Steve Eldridge Sammy Brown . Mark Choate Susan Berryhill . . . Debbie Owen .. Max Steed Katie ......... .... M olly Harris Mrs. Douglas .. Clayton Evans Rena Leslie . . . Hester ...... Raymond .... Uncle Stanley . . Leggett Frazer Tommy Hughes Miss Wilcox . Mr. Prescott . .. Director . . . 94 . . . Patty Metcalf . Gary Brewer . . Beclcy Smith .. Carol Sitter . . . Bill Buscher Don Hobbs Jim Hardcastle . . ..... Pat Helton . Cindy Hogue Sue Barrington .. . . . . . . . . . Jody Furnas Bob Holland . . . . Mr. Hudson Wilcox K X 0 X-X1 W M X.. X Q1 , .ig LT?Ffi'ij' 3 ' 3 ,V,., A4 3 4652: K ' Em' ,., , LM f 4, Y f V if ' gf 'Iv TM V gli x'Xf E J, WV in , . ' ' 'Z' 'x X r 'Z -fi: Potpourri Staff Starts Work On ew Edition Sfarfing fo read manuscripfs. edif, and arrange copy for ihe curreni' year's issue of Pofpourri, are Junior Edifor David Price, Senior Ediior Susan Norris, and Secrefary- Treasurer Debbie Miller. Mrs. Barbara Roberis is group sponsor. Winfer-lime 'ralces 'rhe Girls' PE classes indoors where 'rhey enjoy calesrlwenics, baslcerball. and a variery of olher minor aciiviiies. And dance-clay on Monday brings accompanisi Mrs. Helen McCoy io Websler for a day's rhylhmic acfiviiy. eclical Club Always Active MEDICAL CLUB OFFICERS: Presicleni Harold Hair Vice Presidenl Priscilla Suess Secrelary Gayla High Treasurer Margarel Radford Hislorian Riclcye Laughlin Reporler Joe Sasser Sponsor: Mrs. Doroihy Rueb, R.N. ' . i Piclrurecl ai lei? Websler Wresllers Roy Hayes, Duane Williams. Roberl Wiley, and Derrell Chase are seen in plain ancl fancy mai aclion as 'rhey slarl' a new season-anolher which 'rhey hope will be vicforiousl 97 Journalists Write, Edit For All-City School Paper WEBSTER'S TULSA SCHOOL LIFE STAFF: Editor Jett Bishop Co-editor Debbye Cline News Editor Milce Collins Feature Editor Johnny Roley Sports Editor Eugene Blanlce Reporters Mary Carter Pam Choate Dee Ann Lipe Susan Norris Kathe Pederson Jeanie Ryan Joe Sasser Mike Smith Adviser Miss Moita Dorsey Davis 98 thi! Expanded Potpourri Published An anihology you'H long remember was rhe obieciive of The Pofpourri siaff 'ihis year. From poems 'ro shorr siories, 'ro merered and unmeiered verse, The siaff was busily working 'io seleci ihe besf original siories and poeiry which was published in iheir anihoiogy in March. This year Pofpourri had a special Chrisi- mas publica+ion which ihey hope ihey can make iradiiional. 99 ,. x is . W, 5' Senior Brave Junior Brave Wzbf Qyer mnneff Finalisls for Chief were Sammy Brown, Sieve Bowling, Ron Richardson, Jerry Simmons, ancl Rick Dyer. The royal courr also includes Page Roger Sharp and Warrior Spirii Calvin Key and The Queerfs aflendanls escorling class Braves. Sophomore Brave jirace cscoff Miss Daniel Websier XXXII, Dee Ann Lipe, places lhe official headdress on Ron Richardson, Webs+er's 25+h Warrior Chief. I0l Instrumental Students in All-Qklclhoma Orchestra Warrior string musicians appearing with the All-State or chestra this year were lrene lrvin, Jane l-lale, Sheila Ma lone, and David Lines. These were the tirst Webster stu dents to play in the State organization.. ,L 1,1 5 g 'safe 13 1' , , ,. , ., . ,A ,,,,,. ...sk f L ., . , ,137 .:5YY,, f,.w.,1,.Q353,vaA ft , 5 Q lniaddition to regular classwork, rehearsals, and programs this year, the orchestra'under Mr. Burdiclc's direction did extensive study ot the Classical Music period. They closed their six-weelcs' study with a television appearance on KVOO-2 and a Culminating Concert on February I6. Guest speakers tor their classes included Tulsa Sym- phony Director Franco Autori, Tulsa Public School Instru- mental director Don Linde, and Miss Monta McFadden who presented a slide tour ot Austria. Faculty members dis- cussing art, drama, and socio-political conditions ot the l75O-l8OO period were Mrs. Pursell, Mr. Wilcoz, and Mr. Abraham. University ot Tulsa students also helped with instruction ot the orchestra members. l02 Mr. and Miss F.B.L.A. oe Gkuer Joyce wafers My Clubs Hold Interest of Wide Variety 0f Students F.B.L.A. OFFICERS President Mary McQueen Vice-President Marlene Bailey Secretary Joyce Rogers CHESS CLUB provided challenging and entertain- ggiigfriBligiinsiiiihpresiey ing events tor members. . . Officers are President Roy Hayes Ehsicrlan gpnna Iiawerf Vice-President Maureen Malone epor er Inger arqm Secretary lVlalOr1e Sponsor' Brownin Treasurer Peggy Frytiover Q Sponsor Ted Vinyard 15335 L V' H f ,f,,.i1f'f' ,Www 'Q vNl -ff -.??,5,4., 3 - Igzfn, Z I ,168 in-f-.Ifff 'LQ . gem .K, r 1 Q .,. -oi' ....... illl'f L as av, ,, Q, 7 in A -2 me W 4, gvi! , yf gum i U-51124 1 EEE Q 5 1, E V4 1 swf' -Q. if fffwi 6, Q ,gggtll 5 . ffggf mg. ,q,,, A rg .14 X, I K ww, , ,, ' rw I 3, 22 5 KEIV G a H ' ::...zR. '70 Class Chooses Favorites MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dee Ann Lipe, Joe Sasser MOST DEPENDABLE Jerry Simmons, Pam Clwoaie BEST SCI-IOLARS Johnny Roley, Joan Douglas BEST ALL 'ROUND Cecilia Pineda, Ron Richardson MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Bu+cI'1 Kennemer, Sue Pierce MOST ATHLETIC Sieve Bowling, Debbie RicIenI'1our MOST FRIENDLY Mindy I-Iuslwbeclc, Sammy Brown MOST TALENTED Kallwi Slone. Curlis Hale WHO'S WHO Seprember . . rj Geczfa J1lr2e0Q Ocfober CD66 ann bjzjoe November C5GIl2I22sy XZFOCUIZ December W 012 Wzbfarfozz January Joe Sasser February Wag ,72Q1'r1ls' r IMarch, April, May in Summer Supple MR. AND MISS CONGENIALITY Geczfa ,EZQOQ Sammy Brown I'T'I Popularity, Medical Club Activities Bring Honors Sammy Brown and Beth Nichols, Boy and Girl ot the Month tor January. Curtis Hale ancl Peggy Fryhover, Boy ancl Girl ot the Month tor February. l-larolcl Hair and Gayle High were honored at the Medical Club mid-winter party as they were crowned King and Queen Cacluceus by the club's officers, 9 ' 'G' 1 X. HSV EST' E ww-.Wx Wk s-.? Wa-.-.WH M , , Vigil' 'E A ! L 3 'A MQW 1 ' wr.-4? A Juniors: 'Life of Party' 1 5 is me' ' JUNIOR PLAY CAST: Jean Hughes ..... Mildred Hughes .. Amy Hughes . Mrs. Hughes .. Mrs. Coares .... . Susan Hulsey Dollie Kixmiller ....... .... Sally Frazer ....... Maryrosalie Vogulhul' Hope Shuffleworrh . Rulh Coales ....... Teddy Hughes .... Tommy King .... Milce Tisdale .... Mr. Hughes .... Charles Collier ..... .. Waller Lipscomb .. . ... Snazzy Mirchell Sponsor ...... Direcror ....... Srudenlr Direcror .. ll0 ',. s- ' 1 -me . 4... .., ,H 'JJ' L. 7 A I . Joleen Breeze .. . Connie Crow .. Janel Healh . Debbie Owen .. Carol Bracly Jan Dassler Shonna Wofford .. Pam Johnson Jamie Tale .. Roger Sharp Milce Ryan Jim Hardcaslle David Price . Mark Choale . Slan McCray .. Danny Dolce . . . . . Mrs. Joyce Wrighl . .. . Mr. Hudson Wilcox .. Beclcy Smllh Helping Self, Others Are Alms of P E And Red Cross Inler-class sporls and a greal deal of lime spenl' on individual body build- ing are oulslanding lea- Iures of The Boys' Physical Educalion Deparlrnenl. Many of 'rhe boys work oul daily because Ihey en- ioy Ihe physical exerlion and salisfaclion of build- ing and keeping 'lheir mus- cular syslems in lone. I+'s a relief from book-sludy courses, 'IOOI HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS OFFICERS: Presidenl Irene Irvin Vice-Presidenl Belsy Goodwin Secrelary Sandi Slcyles Treasurer LoreHa Spears Reporler Phyllis Hudson Recording Secrelary Carol Si'rI'er Sponsor Mrs. Belly Fry A V 7 N1'?P'iT-sw. kr wr 11 A 4 slim h Center Trains Many For Widely Varied Jobs Since The sTarTinq of The Tulsa Area VocaTional and Technical CenTer aT 3420 SouTh Memorial Drive in l966, iT has expanded To Tive buildings Tor high school classes and a Two-sTory building Tor posT-secondary sTudenTs. Some of The subiecTs available and picTured wiTh Web- sTer sTudenTs enrolled This year are phoTography, draTTing, cosmeTology, medical office assisTanT. aeromechanics, sew- ing. denTal oTTice assisTanT, compuTer programming and radio. Mrs. Mary Schneider is VICA sponsor Tor boTh morning and aTTernoon chapTers. While enrolled in The Training CenTer sTudenTs musT mainTain a C or beTTer average To remain eligible Tor classes. WebsTer AVTC phoTographers Taking picTures Tor These Two pages were Leslie l-lunler and RoberT Verel. SPANISH CLUB QUEEN Nancy jfdcfworff SPANISH CLUB members are seen al work and play as 'rlwey collecl paper for sale To raise club 'funds and 'rlwen spend if all on llweir Winler Spanish Fiesla. Club officers are Presidenl David Price Vice-Presidenf Jan Dassler Secrefary Linda Cannon Treasurer Nancy l'laclcwor'rl'1 l-lislorian Jaclcie Richardson Sponsor Mrs. lnez Narclin Ari' Buffs in Many Media Display Work l BASKETBALL STARTERS Bill Cooper Jerry Simmons Sieve Bowling Riclcy Willis Roloeri Iverson 'rhrew Terror info 'rhe hearis of 'their opponenfis Jrhis year wiih Their high scoring games. In a hearibrealcingly close qame midway fhrouqh 'Ihe season 'rhe Warriors Iosi 'ro Easi Ceniral 69-70, puffing ihese +wo schools and Boolcer T. Washingion in a 'rhree-way Tie for confer- ence championship. In This game Iverson hii 45 poinis io 'rake I'he ciiy crown for mosi poinis scored by a Junior in a sinqle game. The previous record holder was MemoriaI's Lee I-Iawlcs wiih 44. DECA Classes Earn Way To Learning DECA OFFICERS Presidenf Glenn Hyder Vice-Presideni Ed Craloiree Secreiary Judy Johnson Treasurer Linda Sissel Reporier Jeannie Ryan Parliameniarian Don Friiz Sponsor Wiley Hammock II5 Fortune Rises, Falls in Erratic Roundball Season Oil 'io a rousing siari, seeing iis lead wane, lhen swinging back inio 'rop form and posilion, 'rhe Warrior baskeiball ieam had an exciiing season. ln 'rheir iwo 'rournamenis +hey losi ihe iirsi maich ai Miami +o Muskogee Manuel 58-59 and found no berih in. raiings ihere. The l-lale 'rournamenl' provided a second place raiing wiih wins over Edison and Muskogee and a loss 'ro Hale who won 'rheir own iourney. Warriors deiealed Edison 60-58, McLain 67-57, Barilesville Sooner 72-67, Sapulpa 65-46, Washingion. 77-65, Memorial 6I-49, McLain 80- 65, Sooner 70-52, Sapulpa 78-6I, Washingion 5l-49, and Memorial 77-67 in regular season games while losing io Okmulgee 66-80 and 55-59, and Easi Ceniral 69-70 in games played before February 20. The final game of The season before play-oils, Regionals and Siale. piiied 'rhe Warriors againsl' Easr Ceniral wiih lhe final score 65-62. as , , A 23' x EC' MEJEEJ QQBSTEH WEBST 3 '32 Warriors to Sfafep Bombed by 0. C. Classen Despile Roberl' lverson's Tulsa Tribune's honor as All- Cily Player of The Year along wilh Bill Cooper's second leam honors and Sleve Bowling's honorable menliong despile Iverson and Coo er's special recognifion on lhe All-Slale Team: and despile 'lhe facl' +ha'l' +he Warriors won All- Cily, Conference, Regional, and Dislricl, OC Classen knocked lhem off 8l-74 in lhe firsl round of +he Slale Tour- namen'l'. ln Dislricl' Websler defeaf- ed Miami 70-6lg in Regional il was Websler 62-50 over Broken Arrow and 70-6l over Kelley. Iverson is lhe firsl' junior 'lo win lhe Tribune Player of lhe Year honor. A TEAM: Fronl Row: Rodney Porier, Rick Willis, Bill Cooper, Sieve Bowling, Jerry Simmons, Roberi Iverson, Ron Richardson. Slandingz Coach l'laney, Jim Bivins, Emerson Penn, Joe Sasser, Mgr. Eugene Blanke, Coach Allen B TEAM: Fronl' Row: Don Harris, Bill Chrisi- mas, Gary Mclnlosh, John Wade, l-lorace Scoil. Second Row: Bill Holler, Gary Rongey, Mike Miiz- ner, Don Koch, Tom Heindriiz, Tom Chism. Third Row: Tom Rog- ers, Truei Walls, Mark I-lill, Mike Ryan, Danny Rike. Top Row: Frank Johnson, Vernon Dye, Marvin Price Grapplers Place Five in Final State Competition Regional Wrestling Tournament held in the Warrior Gym on February 20 and 2l, advanced tive Warriors into State competition: Taylor and Kilgore earned 2nd place honors, Hayes a 3rd place, and Wiley and Ross each received 4th places. Earlier in the season at the Bristow Tourney Kilgore and Hayes re- ceived top honors, Ross and Taylor thirds, and Brown and Willis tourthsg at the Edison tilt Kilgore and Taylor placed tirstq Hayes, Willis, and Wiley tourth. Webster toolc 5th place in the Regional Tournament out ot a tield ot thirteen, 4th place in the Bristow meet and 6th place at Edison. Dual meets saw the Warriors tie Sand Springs I8-all: lose to Sapulpa 2l-26 and Memorial l4-27, while deteating Bartlesville Sooner 20-l5, Washington 49-3, East Central 22-20, McClain 28-I7, and Broken Arrow 28-l l. Don Favor, Webster's new wrestling coach, saw his team get ott to a slow start, but improve rapidly as the season progressed. The slow start was evidenced as no l1Varrior ranlced in the school's own Tournament, giving the school an Sth place. Taylor, Kilgore Take State: Hayes Second Advancing the Webster team to a 'Fourth place in the State Wrestling tournament, Taylor and Kilgore brought home top honors and Hayes ranlced second. Webster placed behind Stillwater, OC Southeast, and Kelley in the tield ot twenty schools. Taylor and Kilgore each won by de- cisions and Hayes lost his tinal tilt by a reteree's de- cision. Stillwater and Kelley each captured three gold medals in the tourney and Webster and Sapulpa each tool: two. Taylor graduates this year leaving Hayes with one more year and Kilgore with two to go. A TEAM: Front Row: Ken Willis, Duane Wil- liams, Darrell Chase, Tim Taylor, Roy Hayes. Middle Row: Monty Jaclcson, Ron Wiley, Rodney Kil- gore, Jimmy Wallcer. Top Row: Richard .Brown, John Rampey, Rodney Ross, John Fiegel M B TEA : Front Row: Robert Burchtield, Danny Thompson, Phil Gilliard, Milce Williams, Jesse Moore, Jim Roland. Standing: Farris Johnson, Bill Shepard, Dan Presley, George Sudar, Randy Deason, Bruce Fowler, Jim Hardcastle WRESTLERS: Kilgore Holland Swimmers Fifth In Conference Tom McKinney saved Jrhe day for The swim Team as he placed Tiflh in 440-freeslyle in Conference compeiiiion, and qualified for Slale as well as garnering enough poinls 'lo bring The Warriors info iiflh place in Conference. Dual swim meels This season saw Websier lose lo McLain 22-72, Wash- inglon 43-50. and Easl Cenlral 32-63. Triangular meels pul Websler in second place once as scores posled were McLain 88, Websler 42, Washingron 24: and in lasr place once wilh scores McLain 73, Purnarn Cily Wesl 72, Websler 2I. The learn also parlicipaled in The All-Cily meer buf broughr home no honors. Swimming is slill a minor sporl ar Websler, bul' growing annually. l David Kelchum Gary Eldridge Mike Finley Rick Jones Tom Boolcour Tom McKinney Joe Marlin A. J. Schullz Doug Delong Eddie Taylor .,-.iq ii -Q i l ' ' 'Sf' 1 Q . rr F' W i ,Aki J Q 1 4 li ivy 'if Mrs. Mary Leech Dielilian Mrs. Maude Morgan Cafeieria Mgr. Mrs. Marie Caves Mrs. Vesla Mann xi Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs June Walls Pauline Brooks Mrs. Mrs. .Ora Lee Lovell Veda Kidd Ruby Choales Lorene Hobbs .1 , A 'is g?2,,.X .i'f.,,:,ik' .ff .K ' we ...W-X 5 ,,1,. . ' l K, ' gy, MA 1 f l v. . ff ' S . f se i f' W15! 'qsf-I s , -v S AV 'X 1 X I L as V, if ' l i ,B- . ' I 1 L3 ,4 W 1 ., ' Q . k 6 i l . tw? gg.: , amy, ' UWM T , We-. ' ' me M WJ I :fa ,R I XX Ml Melvin Kilgore. Building Supl: Paul Sweeney Fred Complon Mrs. Alma Carler, Gym Malron Special Staff Give Warriors H Iping Hand Mikel Kelchum Audio-Visual Clerk Behind-ihe-scene iobs have all ol: Jrhe work and none oi lhe glory ol: many olher dulies. We owe a debl of lhanks lo ihese people for all They do for us and Jrhe school. Providing nuirilional food for so many people. keeping lhe campus and buildings spoiless, frying lo keep up wiih all lhe girl's gym arlicles, and providing audio-visual equipmenl is noi easy, buf 'rhese devoled assisianls have done a very fine iob lhis year. II9 Ever-growing, our campus changes wi'rh 'rhe years: 'rhis year if was new lighfs for 'lhe foolball field. nd now +he sfudenfs are fhe heri- +age of fomorrow. Our lives are as an open book +o ihose who will 'Follow us. The year of +he Warrior is now over fo some, 'buf +o ofhers if is ius'I' be- ginning. As we leave fhese halls we 'I'alce along wi+h us fhe high ideals, 'the spiriiual influence, social iraining, and +he 'Fond memories of our Alma Maier ABEL, DONALD, 12. Chanters, Letterman, Football Track. 88, 91 ABEL, MARCIA, 11. Pep Club. 45 ABRAHAM, WARREN, History, National Honor Society sponsor. 30, 31, 66 ACOSTA, JAMES, 11. SC, Spanish Club, Football. ACOSTA, MICHAEL, 1O. Cross-Country, 53, 90 ADAMS, JEFFREY, 11. Pep NHS, Class cabinet, VICA Chaplain. 45 ALEXANDER, BILLIE, 11. Pep Club 45 ALLEN, WILLIAM, Athletic Director, PE, Basketball Coach. 30 ALLEN, GARY, 12. Pep Club. 37 ALLEN, VIRGINIA, 10. 53 ALMY, JIM, 12. DECA AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE. 6, 68, 80 ANDREW, VICKI, 11. Class Cabinet, Pep Club, Chorus. 45 ANGELL, BARBARA, 11. Pep Club. 45 ANGELL, BILLYE, IO. Pep Club. 53 ANTHAMATTEN, MIKE, 12. 109 APPLE, STEVE, 12.37 ARMSTRONG, JIM, 12. HSRC, FBLA. 37 ARMSTRONG, LILLIAN, 12. SC.,Chorus 37 ARNETT, DONALD, 11. HSRC. 45 ART DEPARTMENT. 114 ASHLOCK, DANNY, IO. HSRC. 53 ATHLETES IN ACTION: 79 AUDIO VISUAL: 119 AUTO SHOP: IO9 AUTUMN ACTIVITIES: 66 BAILEY, GARY 11. DECA BAILEY, MARLENE, 12. FBLA V-P. 37, 104 BAILEY, STANLEY 12. Latin Club, Medical Club. 37 BAKER, Pep Club, 52, 53 BAKER, CHARLOTTE, Science, Biology. 30 BAKER, PATRICIA, 11. Class Cabinet. 45 BALES, MEL RAY, 10. Football, 53 BALLARD, DEBORAH, 11. SC. 45 BALLARD, GARY, IO., Marching Band, Concert Band 53. BAND QUEEN:76 BANDY, RONALD, 12.37 BARCELO, LINDA, 12.37 BARELA, ROSIE, 10. 53 BARNES, VIRGINIA, 12.37 BARNETT, OPAL, 10. 53 BARNEY, RAETTA, 10. HSRC. 53 BARR, DALE IO. 53 BARRY, DONNIE, 11.45 BASEBALL: ISupplementJ BASKETBALL: 95, 103, 115, 116 BASS, ROBERT, 10. Cross-Country. 53, 90 BASS, RUTH, 11. Medical Club 45 BATT, CLOETA, 10. 53 BAUER, BRENDA, 11. Medical Club. 45 BAXTER, DONNA, 12.37 BELL, DOUG, 12 . Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. 37, 43, 69, 88, 102 BELL, KAREN, 12. Pep Club, FBLA. 37 ALICE, 10. Class Secy, BELL, DENISE, 11. Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club.45 BELL, SUSAN, 10. SC, Pep Club. 53 BELLEW, BILL, 11. Pep Club. 45 BELLEW, SHIRLEY, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club. 53 BENTON, MILTON, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 53 BERLIN, EULA., Office Manager, Secretary. 34 BERRYHILL, ELLIOTT, I 1. Chorus. 45 BERRYHILL, JULANE, 11. Pep Club.45 BERRYHILL, SUSAN 12. SC. Warrior Staff, Pep Club, Chanters, Drama Club Pres., Speech Arts Play, FBLA, FHA. 37, BB, 94,105,112 BEVENUE, DEBORAH. Medical Club 45 BIFFLE, JEFFREY, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band, Wrestling. 53, 117 BILLINGSLEY, EDDIE, IO. Pep Club, Wrestl- tng.53,ii7 BINGHAM, JIMMY RAY, IO. Chorus. 54 BINGHAM, RICHARD, 12. Editor Warrior staff. 26, 37, 112 BISHOP, CLAUDIA, 12. Chanters. 37, 88 BISHOP, JEFFREY, 12. Editor School Life staff. 37, 98 BISHOP, SANDRA,. 10, Pep Club. 53 BISHOP, VICKIE, 11. Warriorettes. 45 BITTING, BRENDA, 12. Pep Club .37 BIVINS, JIMMIE, 12. Pep Club, FBLA, Medical Club, Letterman, Football, Basketball, Oil Man for a Day. 37, 91, 116 BLACKBURN, MICHAEL, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 53, 109 BLACKBURN, RICHARD, 11. Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band. BLANKE, DAVID, 10. Pep Club. 53, 90 BLANKE, KENNETH, 12. SC. School Life staff, Pep Club, HSRC, Letterman, Athl- etic Mgr. 37, 75, 91, 98 BLANSETT, RAY, 12. 37 BLANSETT, WILLIAM, 11. VICA. 45 BLEDSOE, SHANN, 10. 53 BLEVINS, DONALD, 10. 53 BLYTHE,-RETHA, Librarian. 30 BOARD OF EDUCATION, SUPERINTEN - DENT. 28 BOLTON, MARY, 11. NHS, Pep Club. 45 BOLTON, ROSA, 12. NHS 37 BOOKOUT, DEBRA, 10. Pep Cllub. 53 BOOKOUT, STEVEN, 10. Football. 53 BOOKOUT, TOMMY, 11. Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman, Swimming. 45, 105, I18, BOYS' 8- GIRLS' STATES: 62 BOWERS, DONNA, 11. FBLA. Hist. 45, IO4 BOWLING, STEPHEN, I2. SC, Pep Club, Chanters, Letterman Club Pres., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Oil Man for a Day. 37, 88, 91,103,106,115,1i6 BOWMAN, MILLIE, Senior Sponsor, So- phomore, Counselor, PE. 30, 36, 52, 82 BOYS 8: GIRLS OF THE MONTH: 66, 70, 92, 108 ISupplementI BRADBURY, ALETA KAY, IO. Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band. 53, 102 BRADEN, LINDA, 12.37, BRADLEY, PAUL 10. Football, Wrestling. 53, 117 BRADY, CAROL, 11. NHS, Class play 45. 1 10 BRAME, JEFFREY, 11. Class Cabinet. BRANAMAN, GLENDA, 11. Pep Club, Twirler. 45, 64 BRATT, RICHARD, 10. Football. BREEZE, JOLEEN, 11. NHS, Class cabinet, Cheerleader alternate, Pep Club, FBLA, Class Play. 45, 72, I10 BREWER, CORNELL, 11. Basketball. 109, 116 BREWER, GARY, 12. Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman, Cross-Country, Track, Speech Way.37,9O,94 BREWINGTON, GLEN, 11. NHS. 45 BRIDGETT, JAMES, 10. 53 BROUGHTON, JAMES, Wood Shop. 30 BROWN, BARBARA, 11. 45 BROWN, BILLY, 12. 37 BROWN,CLARA, 12. 37 BROWN, DEBORAH, 10.53 BROWN, FRANK, 12. SC. , Marching Band Pres., Orchestra, Concert Band, Stage Band, Latin Club VP, Class play. 37, 71, 74, 82, 88 BROWN, JIMMY, 10. Pep Club. 53 BROWN, LARRY, 12. Class cabinet, DECA. 37 BROWN, RICHARD, 12. Wrestling. II7 SAMMY, 12. SC Pres., Class BROWN, cabinet, Warrior staff, Potpourri, Pep Club, FTA, Drama Club, Speech Play. 37, 67, 68, 69, 94, 99, 105, 106, 107, 108 BROWN, TERESA, 11. Pep Club, HSRC. 45 BROWN, VALERIA, II. Marching Band, Concert Band, Chanters. 45, 88 BROWNING, SIDNEY, Typing, Economics, FBLA Sponsor. 30,83, 93, 104 BRUMMETT, VICKEY, IO. Pep Club, FTA. BRUTON,NICK, 10. 53 BUCHANAN, RAMONDA, 12. SC, Cheer- leader, Pep Club. 37, 72 l2l BURCHFIELD, ROBERT, IO. Wrestling, 53, BURDEN, CARLETTA, I2. DECA. 37 BURDICK, JERRY, Music Department Chm., Instrumental Music, Warriorette Sponsor. 3O, 64, 74, 89 BURR, BILLY, I I .45 BURRIS, NELMA. IO. Potpourri, Pep Club. 53,89 BUSCHER, SALLY. IO. Pep Club, Latin Club.53 BUSCHER, WILLIAM, I2. Latin Club, Class play. 37, 94 BUSYHEAD, CANDACE, IO. Pep Club. 53 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: 93 C.O.E.: IO3 CAFETERIA: I I9 CAFFEY, VICKY, IO. Pep Club, Warrioret- te, FBLA. 53, 99 CANADY, MARJORIE, Girls' Counselor, Junior Counselor. 29, 44 CANNON, LlNDA,l I. Pep Club, Girls Glee Club, Spanish Club Sec. 45, II4 CARR, JOHN, IO. 53 CARTER, CONNIE, I I. Warriorette. 45 CARTER, MARY, I2. SC Treas., School Life staff, Pep Club. 37, 67, 68, 79, 98, IO5 CARTER, PAULA, I2. SC, Cheerleader. 7, 37, 72 CARTER, RICHARD, I2. 37 CARTER, TERRY, IO. 53 CASEY, GAYLA, IO. 54 CASTEEL, DAVID, I2. 38 CASTO, CAROL, IO. Pep Club, HSRC. 54 CAVES, TERRI, IO. Potpourri, Pep Club, FBLA. Medical Club. 54 CAVES, WILLIAM, I I. 45 CAWELTI, DR. GORDON, 77 CEARLEY, KENNETH, IO. 54 CHANEY, JAMES, IO. 54 CHANTERS: 46, 88 CHASE, DERRELL, I2, Letterman, Wrestling. 38, 97, I I7 CHEERLEADERS: 7, 72, 65, 9I, IO3 CHEMISTRY: fSuppIementl CHESS CLUB: IO4 CHILDERS, DAVID, IO. 54, 90 CHILDERS, LINDA, IO. Pep Club. 54 CHISM, TOMMY, IO. Pep Club, Basketball, 54, I I6 CHOATE, LOUISE, Bulletin Clerk. 34 I I. SC, Class Pres., Pep CHOATE, MARK, Club, Latin Club, Besketball, Class play, Speech Play. 44, 45, 5I, 94, I IO, I I6 CHOATE, PAMELA, I2. Class Sec., School Life Staff, Pep Club. 36, 38, 98, IO6, CHORUS lSupplementl CHRISTENBERRY, CONNIE, IO. 54 CHRISTMAS, BILLY, I I SC, Pep Club, Football, Basketball. 45, I I6 CHRYSLER, JIMMY, I2. 38 CHRYSLER, JOHNNY, I I. 45 CLARK, ANDY, I I. 45 CLARK, JAMES, I I. Pep Club, Chanters, VICA Hist. 46, 88 CLAVER, JOE, I2. NHS, Pep Club, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Stage Band, FBLA. 38, 88, IO4 CLAYPOOL, DEBBIE, IO. Pep Club. 54 CLAYTON, BILLY, Mathematics. 30, 95 I22 CLAYTON, TERRIE, 11. cies: cabinet. 46 CLEMENTS, MARY, I2. Pep Club, Chorus, Medical Club. 38 CLINE, LES, I I. Class Cabinet. 46 CLINE, DEBBIE, IO. 54, 98 CLINE, DEBBYE, I2. Co-Ed. School Life staff, Latin Club Hist. 5. 7, 38, 7I CLINE, LESLIE, IO. Warriorette. 54 CLUCK, DALE, Il. Football, Wrestling. 46, II7 CLUCK, NEIL, IO. Marching Band, Orches- tra, Concert Bancl, Football. 54,88 CLYMA, DONNIE, I I. Letterman, Base- ball. 46 COBB, LINDA, I2. NHS, FBLA. 38 COBLE, CONNIE, I2. 38, 69 COBLE, DEBBlE,I I. HSRC.46 CODY, JANET, IO. 54 COFFEY, ED, Principal. 29, 68 COLLIER, BRENDA, Il. 46 COLLIER, LINDA, IO. 54, 89 COLLINS, LES, I2. Marching Band. 38 COLLINS, MICHAEL, I2. NHS, Class cabinet, School life staff, Pep Club, Oil Man for a Day. 38, 43, 89, 98, I I I, I I4 COLPITTS, MELINDA, IO. SC, Wafriorette. CONGENIALITY, MR. 8: MISS: IO7 CONOWAY, DORSEY, I I. Class cabinet. 46 CONWAY, NITA ANN, I2. Chanters, Drama Club. 38, 88, I I4 COOK, DEBBIE, I I. 46 COOK, MARK, I2. 38 COOK, SHIRLENE, IO. 54 COOKE, KAREN, IO. 54 COOKSON, RHDONNA, IO. 54 CONLEY, CHARLES, I2. 38 COOLEY, DONNA, IO. Pep Club. 54 COOPER, ANITA, IO. Pep Club. 54 BILLY, I2. Letterman, Basketball. COOPER, 38, 95, IO3, II5, I I6 COOPER, MARSHA, I2. Pep Club, FBLA. 38 COPENING, VALERIE, IO. HSRC. 54 COSPER, SHARON, I2. NHS. COTTON, ROBERT, I2. Letterman, Tennis. 38, 39 COVERT, CANDICE, IO. Potpourri, Pep Club. 54 COVEY, KATHERINE HOOVER, I2. DECA. COX, MICHAEL, IO. Pep Club, Football. 54 COX, ROY, I l. 46 COZORT, REBECCA, I I. SC, Warriorette, Medical Club. 46 CRABTREE, EDDIE, I2. DECA, V-P. 38, II5 CRAIN, LINDA, I I. Pep Club, FBLA. 46 CRAVENS, KAREN, I2. Pep Club, 38, Il3 CRAWFORD, REGINA, IO. Pep Club. 54 CRIPPS, GUY, IO. Pep Club. 54, 90 CRISWELL, JAMES, I I. Latin Club. 46 CRISWELL, LINDA, II. Pep Club. 46 CROSS, LOIS, I2. Girls' Glee Club, HSRC. 38 CROSS-COUNTRY: 79, 90 CROW, CONNIE, I I. NHS, Pep Club. Medical Club, Class play. 46, I IO CROW, REBECCA, IO. SC, Pep Club. 54 CUNNINGHAM, GINGER, I I. SC. 46 CURRIEO, ELISE, Foods. Home Living. FHA sponsor. 30 CURTIS, CHARLES, I I. SC, Pep Club. 46 CUSTODIANS: I I9 DALE, RICHARD, I I. 46 DASSLER, JAN, II. Jr. Queen Attendant, NHS, Class cabinet, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Spanish Club V-P, Class play. 46, 72 DAVIDSON, ARDELLA, Clerk. 34 DIANA, IO. Potpourri, Pep Club, DAVIS, FTA. 54 DAVIS, KAYE, Office Machines, Law. 30, 93 DAVIS, MOITA, English Dept. Chm., Journa- Iism, School Life staff sponsor. 3I DAVIS, ROBERT, I I. 46 DAVISON, DWIGHT, I I. Wrestling, Cross- Country. 46, 90, I I7 DEAN, GAYLA, I I. NHS, Pep Club, HSRC, FTA Treas., Spanish Club, FBLA. 46, 83 DEASON, RANDY, IO. Football, Wrestling. 54, I I7 DEBATE: I05 DELONG, DOUGLAS, IO. Pep Club, Swim- ming. 90, I I8 DENHAM, JOHN, IO. Pep Club, Football, Swimming. 54, I I8 DICKERSON, CHARLES, Vocal Music. 3I, 89 DIFFEE, JOHN, Il. Pep Club, Football, Basketball. 46, I I6 DIFFEE, WAYNE, IO. Chorus. 54 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION IDECAI: 77, I I5 DOBBS, PAM, IO. Potpourri, Girls' Glee Club, HSRC, Spanish Club. 54 DOKE, DANNY, Il. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Latin Club, FBLA, Basketball, Class play. 3I,46, IIO, II6 DOKE, LARRY, IO. SC. 54 DORSCH, BARBARA, I I. Pep Club. 46, 69 DORSCH, MARY, IO. Soph. Queen Attendant, Cheerleader, Pep Club. 54, 72, 85, 86, lOl DOUGLAS, JOAN, I2. SC, NHS, Pep Club, Oil Woman for a Day. 38, 79, IO6 DOUGLAS, ROBERT E., IO. Pep Club, Chanters. 54, 88 IO. Drama Club DOUGLAS,WlLLIAM, I I. Pep Club. 46 DRAFTING: 109 DRAMA CLUB: 105 DRISCOLL, ERNESTINE, IO. Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club. 54 DRIVERS TRAINING: lSupplementj DRUM MAJOR: 74 DUBOIS, LaHONDA, IO. Pep Club. 54 DUKE, JAMIE I2. Pep Club. 38 DUNBAR, PATRICIA PAM, IO. Potpourri, Pep Club, FBLA. 54 DYE, VERNON, IO. Pep Club, Basketball. 54, II6 DYER, RICK, I2. Senior Brave, SC, Class V-P, Pep Club, Letterman, Football, Oil Man for a Day. 36, 38, 63, 86, 91, 92, IOI EDWARDS, DALE, Drafting. 5, 3I, 109 EKLUND, CARL, I I. Letterman, Golf. 46 ELDRIDGE, GARY, IO. Cross-Country, Swim- ming. 54,90 ELLIOTT, ANGIE, II. NHS. 46,112 10. Wrestling. 54, I17 ELLIOTT, CHARLES, ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH, Registrar. 31,34 Special Ed. Chm. 31 ELLIOTT, ELLIS, LINDA, IO. Pep Club, Girls' Glee Club, FHA Treas., Medical Club. 55, 77 ELLSWORTH, STEVEN, IO. Marching Bancl, Concert Ba nd. 55 ENGLEHARDT, FREDDIE, 12.38, I I3 ESMOND, RICHARD, 11. Football. 46 EUBANKS, JIMMY, 10.55 LUTHER, FACULTY: 78, 92 FAIN, JIMMY, II. Medical Club. 46 FARRILL, CARLETA, 10.55 FAST, SHERRY, II. Chorus 46 FAULKNER, LULU, 11.46 FAVOR, DON, Wrestling Coach, PE. 33 FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES: 63 FIEGEL, JOHN, I2. Chorus, Letterman, Wrestling. 38, I I4, I I7 FIELDS, STEVEN, ll. Football. 46 FIELDING, JOANNE, History. 31, 74, 83 FINDT, PAULA, II. NHS, Warriorette. 46 FINLEY, DEBORAH, 12. SC Corres. Sec., Pep Club, Latin Club. 38, 67, 68, 105 FINLEY, GARY, IO. SC, Pep Club, Swim- ming. 55, I I8 FOOTBALL: 6, 63, 67, 75, 81, 9I FORBES, MARY, IO. Pep Club. 55 FORD, HUGH, I I. 46 FOSHEE, KENNETH, I I. Class cabinet. FOWLER, BILLY, IO. SC, Pep Club, HSRC, Football, Wrestling. 55, II7 FOWLER, DARYL, I I. Letterman, Basketball, Cross-Country, Track. 47, 90, I I6 FOX, JAMY, English. 92 FRALEY, SHARON, IO. 55 FRANCO, STEVE, 12.39, I I2 FRITZ, DONALD, I2. DECA Parl., 38, I I5 FRY, BETTY, Shorthand, Red Cross sponsor. 33 FRYHOVER, CANDACE, IO. Pep Club .55 FRYHOVER, PEGGY, I2. SC, NHS, V-P., PTSA representative, Pep Club, HSRC, Chess Club Treas., Oil Woman tor a Day. 36, 38, 89, IO8 FULLER, MARY, School Bank Clerk. 34 FULLER, REBECCA, I2. 38 FURNAS, JODY, IO.. Pep Club, Drama Club, Speech Play. 55, 94 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: IO4 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: 77 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: 83 GABLER, SHEILA, 11.47 GAFFORD, RAY, IO. 55, III GAINES, ADELL, IO. Potpourri, HSRC. 55 GAINES, MICHELLE, 11. Pep Club. 49 GAMBLE, JOHN, I I. Westling, 47, I 17 GANTT, MARGARET, IO. Pep Club, Marching Band, Orchestra. 55, 88 GARBY, MARQUE, I2. Class cabinet, Pep Club, VICA Treas. 38 GARDNER, BETTY, I2. NHS. 38 GARRISON, RALPH, I I. Pep Club, Basket- ball. 47, I I6 GARRISON, SHIRLEY, IO. Potpourri, FTA. 55 GENTRY, TROY, IO. 55 GEORGE, DOUGLAS, IO. Football. 55 GEORGE, VANESSA, II. Pep Club. 49 GESSNER, BILLY, II. 47 GEYER, JAMES, 10.55 GIBBS, LANNY, IO. Potpourri, Football, Basketball. 55, 86, 99, I I6 GIBSON, MARK, Swimming Coach, PE, Drivers Ed. 3I GILLIARD, PATRICIA, I 1. SC, NHS, Cheer- leader, Pep Club, 69, 72, 91 GILLIARD, PHILLIP, Spanish Club, FBLA. 47, IO. Class Treas., Pep Club, Football, Wrestling. 52, 55, 117 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: lSupplementl GIRLS' RECREATION ASSOCIATION: 69 GLADSON, JAMES, IO. 55 GLAZE, REBECCA, I0. 55 GLENN, ANNA, English. 92 GODWIN, MARVIN, II. 47 GOINS, KATHRYN, IO. Pep Club, Warri- arette, Drama Club. 55 GOINS, MICHAEL, I I. Pep Club. 47 GOLDEN, DAVID, IO. 55 GOLF: lSupplementI GONZALES, DEBRA, Concert Band. 55 GOODWIN, BETSY, I I I IO. Marching Band, 12. sc, Hsrac VLP. as, GRAY, JAN, I2. Girls' Glee Club, HSRC GREEN, DONALD, I I. GREEN, LINA, I2. Band, FBLA. 38, 88 GRE ENH I LL, BRENDA, 47 NHS, Pep Club, Stage GREGORY, DeWAYNE, IO. 55 GREGORY, MICHAEL, IO. 55 GREGORY, NYRONN, I2. 39 GRIFFITH, RITA, IO. 55 GRIPPl,VlCKlE, IO. Pep Club. 55 , GRIPPI, WANDA, I I. Pep Club. 47 GUDGEL, HAZEL, 12. sc, Ni-is, Pep Club, Chanters, FTA, Drama Club. 39, 88 GUESS, ALVIN, IO. Football, Basketball. 55, I I6 GUINN, LINDA, 12. NHS, FBLA. 39, 62 HACKWORTH, NANCY, 11. NHS, Pep Club, Spanish Club Treas. 49, I 14 HAGGARD, CLIFFORD, 12. 39 HAIL, DUBBIE, II. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Chorus. 47 HAIR, HAROLD, II. SC, Pep Club, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Stage Band, Medical Club Pres. 47, 88, 97, IO8 HALBERT, JERRY, I2. Pep Club, Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Chanters. 39, 88. HALE, CURTIS, 12. Class cabinet, Warrior staff artist, Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Class play, Boys' State. 26, 36, 39, 4I, 62, 82, 87, 88, IO6, 108 HALE, JANE, I2. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club, Marching Band Treas., Band Queen, Orchestra, Concert Band, Stage Band, Oil Woman tor o Day. 39, 76, 88, I02 HALE, JUDY, II. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Latin Club. 47, 74, 88 HALE, PAULA, I0. Pep Club, Chanters. 55, 88 HALEY, MIKE, II. VICA. 47 HALL, KELLY, IO. Pep Club, FBLA. 55, 56 HALL, LINDA, I2. FTA. 39 HALLFORD, RANDY, II. Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. 88 HALSTEAD, BILL, I2. Class cabinet. 39 HAMILTON, MARILYN, I2. NHS. 39 HAMMOCK, DENISE, I0. Pep Club, Chant- ers. 55, 88 HAMMOCK, WILEY, Industrial Arts Chm., DE, DECA Sponsor. 31, I I5 HANDLEY, LINDSAY, II. 47 HANEY, J. V., Boys' Counselor. 29 HARDCASTLE,JlMMIE, I 1. SC, Pep Club Spanish Club, Football, Wrestling, Class Play, Speech Play. 47, 75, 79, 94, I10, I I7 HARMON, BARBARA, II. SC, Class Treas., PTSA alternate, Pep Club, Warriarette Pres., Orchestra, HSRC. 44, 47, 74, B8 HARMON, DONNIE, IO. Football, Swim- ming. 55, II8 HARMON, MARILYN, 12. Pep Club. 39 HARPER, BECKIE, IO. Pep Club, Chanters. 55,88 HARPER, GARY, IO. Marching BanCI,Corl- cert Band.55 HARPER, STEVE, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 55 HARRIS, DEBORAH, II. Pep Club. 47 HARRIS, DONALD, II. Basketball. 47, II6 HARRIS, JANE, II. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Latin Club. 47 HARRIS, MOLLY, I2. SC Recording Sec., NHS, Class cabinet, Warrior staff, Pep Club, Latin Club, Oil Woman for a Day, Speech Play. 7, 26, 39, 67, 68, 94, 105, IO7 HARRISON, ANNITA, IO. FHA. 56 HARRISON, FLORENCE, 10.56 HARRISON, ROY, 12.39 HARROLD, JACKIE, 10.56 HARROLD, WILLIAM, 12. DECA. 39 HART, GENE, Baseball Coach, Business, PE, Lettermen's Club Sponsor. 31, 67, 75 HARTMANN, LARRY, I2. SC, Class cabi- net, Pep Club, HSRC, VICA Pres. 39 HARTZELL, GLENNA, IO. Pep Club. 56 HARVEY, LLOYD, I 1. HSRC, 47 HATFIELD, JIMMY, 11.47, IO9 HATTEN, LEANN, I2. SC, Class cabinet, Pep Club Pres., Drama Club, Class play. 39, 64, 73, 92 HAYES, BOB G., English 31, 97 I23 HAYES, RHONDA, IO. Pep Club. 56 HAYES, ROY, I I. SC, Chess Club Pres., Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 47, I I7 HAYES, VICKI, I I. 47 HEATH, JANET, Il. SC, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Latin Club, Class play. 47, 48, 72, I I0 HEFLIN, JACKIE, IO. 56 HEINRITZ, THOMAS, IO. SC, Class V-P, Pep Club, Basketball. 52, 56, I I6 HELT, JUANITA, IO. 56 HELTON, KENNETH, II. Orchestra, Latin Club. 47, 88 HELTON, PATRICK, I2. Pep Club, Letter- man, Cross-Country, Tennis, Speech Play. 39, 40, 79, 94 HENDERSON, SANDRA, I2. Pep Club, HSRC, Medical Club. 39 HENNING, TOM, IO. 56 HENSON, ANNETTE, I I. Chorus. 47 HERBER, PEGGY, IO. SC. 56, HERRIMAN, CONNIE, I2. 39 HERRIMAN, TERRI, IO. FHA. 56, 77 HERTT, PATRICIA, IO. 56 HIBBS, RICHARD, I2. Potpourri HICKS, LARRY, IO. 56 HICKS, SUSIE, I2. Class cabinet HIGH, GAYLA, I I. NHS, FHA, V-P, Medical Club Sec. 47, 79, 97, IOS, III HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS: I I I HIGNITE, JEAN, II. FTA. 47 HILL, MARK, I0. SC, Pep Club, Football, Basketball. 56, I I6 HILLHOUSE, LYNN,I I. 47 HISTORY DEPARTMENT: 74, 93 HOBBS, DONALD, I2. Speech Play. 39, 94 HOFFMAN, MEREDITH, I2. SC Hist., Class cabinet, Pep Club, Latin Club Treas. 39, 67, 68, 7l, IO5 HOGUE, CYNTHIA, II. NHS, Pep Club, Speech Play. 47, 94 HOLCOMB, VICKIE, I2. Pep Club, FBLA. 6, 39 HOLDEN, PHILIP. IO. 56 HOLLAN, MARION, I0. 56, I I I HOLLAN, PATRICIA, I2. Girls' Glee Club, DECA, FTA. 39 HOLLAND, DONNA, 10.56 HOLLAND, BOB, I2. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Latin Club, FTA V-P, Letterman, l24 Football, Wrestling, Tennis, Class play Speech Play. 39, 75, 82, 83, 87, 9I, 94 lI7,II8 HOLLAND, KAREN, IO. Pep Club, Chorus 56 HOLLAND, RENEE, IO. Pep Club, March- ing Band, Concert Band, HSRC. 56 HOLLAND, SUSAN, IO. SC, Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band. 56 HOLLEMAN, SANDRA, I I. Pep Club. 47 HOLLER, BILLY, IO. Basketball 56, II6 HOLLINGWORTH, RAYIO. 56 HOLLOWAY, JANICE, I2. Class cabinet, Potpourri, Pep Club, Twirler, HSRC. 7, 39, 64 HORN, CLIFFORD, I I. 88 HORTON, BARBARA, IO. 56 HORTON, CLARENCE, I I. 47 HORTON, MARY, IO. 56 HORTON, MICHAEL, I2. 39 HOWARD, HARVEY, II. Chorus, Chanters, 46 HOWARD, LaVERNE, Home Ec Chairman Clothing, FTA Sponsor. 3I, 83 HOWARD, MARILYN, I2. 39 HUDSON, PHYLLIS. I2. NHS, Pep Club, HSRC Reporter, Latin Club, FBLA. 39 I I I HUFEMAN, NANCY, II. Pep Club,Medical Club. 47 HUGHES, CHARLES, IO. 56 HULSEY, SUSAN, II. Pep Club, Marching Band. Band Queen Attendant, Orchestra, Concert Band, Latin Club, FBLA, Class Play. 48, 76, 88, I IO HUNT, ALLEN, IO. 56 HUNT, JAMES, I I. DECA. 48 HUNT, JERRY, I0. SC, Chorus. 56 HUNT, LESTER, I2. II3 HUNTER, JAMIE, IO. Pep Club. 56 HUNTER, LESLIE, I I. Pep Club. 48, 60, I I2 HURST, DENNY, I2. 39 HUSHBECK,CHARLES, IO. Pep Club, Foot- ball Wrestling, 56, I I7 HUSHBECK, MARY LYNN, I2. Senior Queen Attendant, SC, Pep Club, Drama Club Sec., Class play. 39, 82, 85, 86, IOI, I05, IO6 HUTCHINGS, JIMMY, II. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Latin Club. 48 HYDE, BECKY, I2. 39, II2 HYDE, DEBORAH, IO. Warriorette, Chanters, HSRC. 56 HYDE, DON, I2. Class cabinet. 39 HYDE, PEGGY, IO. PTSA alternate, Pep Club, Warriorette. 56 HYDER, GLENN, I2. SC, DECA Pres. 40, I I5 INGRAM, BELINDA, I0. 56 INMAN, TY, IO. Wrestling. 56 IRVIN, IRENE, I2. SC, NHS, Potpourri, Orchestra, HSRC Pres., Latin Club. 40, 88, 89, lO2, I I I IVERSON, REGINA, I0. 56 IVERSON, ROBERT, II. Letterman, Basket- ball, Track 95, IO3, I I5, I-I6 JACKSON, MONTY, IO. Wrestling, Cross- Country, 56, 90, II7 f 1 JACKSON, VIRGIL, I2. Class cabinet, Chorus. 40 JOHNSON, FRANKLIN, I I. Football, Basketball. 48, I I6 JOHNSON, FARRIS, I0 . 56 JOHNSON, JOE, I0. Pep Club. 56 JOHNSON, JUDY, I2. DECA Sec. 40, I I5 JOHNSON, MAIDA, Latin, English, Latin Club Sponsor. 7, 31, 7l, 83 JOHNSON, PAMELA KAY, I I. Class Chaplain, Pep Club, HSRC, FBLA, Class Play. 44, 48, I IO JOHNSON, PATRICIA, IO. Pep Club, Spanish Club. 56 JOHNSON, ROGER, IO. 56 JOHNSON, RONALD, I2. NHS, Marching Band, Concert Band. 40 JOHNSON, SHIRLEY, I2. 40 JOHNSON, SUSAN KAY, I I. SC. 48, 5I JOLLIFF, LaVON, I2. SC, NHS, Warrior staff, Latin Club Pres., Drama Club, Oil Woman for a Day, Class play. 26, 40, 7I , 82 JONES, JONNY, I I. Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. 48, 88 JONES, RICHARD, I0. Swimming. 56, I05, I I8 JONES, RONALD, I2. HSRC, Letterman. 40 JOYCE, JERI, IO. Pep Club, Medical Club. 57 JUNIOR CLASS: 44, 85, I IO JUSTUS, SANDRA, IO. 57 KASHAUM, SUSAN, IO. Pep Club, Spanish Club. 57 KEITH, EDDIE, I0. Potpourri, Pep Club, FootbaIl.57 KEITH, NANCY, II. Pep Club. 48 KEMP, VICKI, II. SC, Pep Club, Spanish Club. 48 KEMPER, PAULA, I I. Girls' Glee Club. 40 KENNEMER, JAMES, I2. SC, Pep Club, Chanters, VICA V-P, Letterman, Football, Baseball. 40, 69, 87, 9I, IO6 KETCHUM, DAVID, I0. 57 KETCHUM, MIKEL, II. Medical Club, Stage Mgr. for Jr., Sr., and Speech Plays, Audio Visual Clerk. 48, IIO, II9 KEY, CALVIN, I2. Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Warrior Spirit. 40, IOI KILGORE, DORCIA, I2. DECA. 40 KILGORE, RODNEY, IO. SC, Class Pres., Pep Club, Football, Wrestling. 52, 57, I I7, I I8 KING, PAULINE, II. Pep Club. 48 KING, RICHARD, II. 48 KIRKMAN, DARWIN, Senior Counselor, Test Coordinator. 29, 36 KIRKPATRICK, MARCUS, Assistant Princi- pa KNIGHT, MARGARET, I2. 40, I I4 KNIGHT, PATRICIA, IO. 57 KNIPE, JAMES, I2. 40 KOCH, DONALD, IO. Pep Club, Drama Club, Football, Basketball. 57, I I6 KRELL, JOHN, I2. 40 LAMB, WILLIAM, Track 81 Cross-Country Coach, Science, PE. 31, 90 LAMP, JERRY, I0. 57 LANE, HELENE, I2. 40 LANG, VICKIE, 12. SC, Chanters, HSRC, Class play. 40, 82 LANKFORD, JOHNIE, 11. Class cabinet. 48 LARKIN, EARL, History, Economics. 32, 43 LATIN CLUB:71 LAUGHLIN, RICKYE, 11. Pep Club, HSRC, Medical Club Hist. 48, 97 LAWRENCE, LaVILA, 10. Orchestra, FTA, Medical Club. 57, 88 LAWRENCE, TREVA, 12. Chorus, Medical Club. 40, 108 LAYTON, CATHEY, 10.57 LEE, BEVERLY, 12. Girls' Glee Club. 40 LEE, KAREN, 12.40 LETTERMEN'S CLUB: ISuppIement1 LINES, DAVID, 12. Warrior Photographer, Orchestra, Chanters. 26, 40, 88, 102 LIPE, DEE ANN, I2. Miss Daniel Webster XXXII, SC V-P, School Life staff, Pep Club, Latin Club, FTA, Girls' State. 6, 7, 40, 62, 67, 68, 70, 84, 86, 87, 98, 101, 105, 106, 107 LIPE, JAN, 10. SC, Pep Club, HSRC. 57, 69 LITTLE, TONY, 10.57 LOMAX, LARRY, 11. 48 LONG, JAMES, 11. Basketball. 48, 116 LONG, KENNETH, 12. Class cabinet, FBLA. 40 LONG, TERESA, 11. Pep Club. 48 LONG, THOMAS, I2. Class cabinet. 40 LOONEY, JERRY, 12. 40 LOONEY, STEVE, 11.4B,111 LOPEZ, GLORIA, 11.48 LOPEZ, JIMMY, 10.57 LOPEZ, REBECCA, 12. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Chanters. 40, 41 LOWERY, DAVID, 10.57 LOWERY, DEBORAH DOKE, 12.40 LUGO, ORVILLE, 11. DECA. 48 LUNA, KAREN, 10. Pep Club, Chorus. 57 MCCARTHY, ROWE, I2. VICA MCCARTY, ROBERT, 12. VICA MCCLAIN, FRANK, 12. Pep C I u b , Cross-Country, 41, 90 McCLAIN, SYLVIA, IO. Pep Club. 57, 60 MCCLARY, MICHAEL 10.57 MCCLELLAN, JERRY, I2. Class cabinet, DECA. 41 MCCONNELL, SONDRA, 11.48 MCCOY, HELEN, Girls' Glee Club accom- panist. 96 MCCRAY, STAN, 11. SC, NHS, Potpourri, Pep Club, Latin Club, Class play. 48, 99, 105, I IO MCCULLY, BILL, 11. Fo0tbaII.48 McDONALD, DEBRA, 12. Pep Club. 41 MCDONALD, LAWRENCE, 10.57 MCDOUGAL, ANITA, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club. 57 MCELYEA, ROGER, 12. Pep Club, Chanters, VICA Parl. 41, 88 MCFARLAND, JAMES, 11. Class cabinet, DECA MCGEE, BEVERLY, 10. Warriorette, FBLA. 57 MCGUIRE, MARTA, 12. Pep Club, Chant- ers, FTA. 41, 88 MCHENRY, ALLENE, 11.48 MCHENRY, RONNIE, 10.57 McINTOSH, GARY, 11. Latin Club. Basketball. 48, 116 MCKENZIE, LOUISE, 10. Warriorette, Chorus. 57 MCKINNEY, MIKE, 11. Pep Club, Chanters, Cross-Country. 48, 88, 90 MCKINNEY, THOMAS, 11. Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band, Letterman, Swimming. 48, 88,105,118 McLAIN, SHIELA, 10.57 McNAlR, CHARLES, 10.57 McNEILL, TERRY, 10.57 MCQUEEN, MARY, 12. SC, NHS, Class cabinet, Warrior staff, Potpourri, Pep Club, Chanters, FBLA. Pres., Drama Club Chaplain. 26, 41, 43, 88, 99, 104, 105 MCWHIRT, PAMELA, 12. Pep Club. 41 MACHINE SHOP: 109 MACK, JAMES, 12. Chorus, Letterman, Football, Basketball. 40, 91,116 MAHER, ROBERT, 12. SC, Pep Club, VICA Sec. 40 MAJORS, GARY, 12. SC, Pep Cross-Country. 40 MALONE, MAUREEN, 12. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club, Medical Club State Pres., Chess Club V-P. 40, 62, 89 MALONE, SHEILA, IO. SC, Potpourri, Pep Club, Orchestra, Chess Club Sec. 57, 88, 102 Club, MANLEY, DANIEL, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 57 MANLEY, SHARON, 12.40 MARCHING BAND: 7, 64, 65, 74, 75, 81 MARTIN, BRENDA, I2. Chorus. 40 MARTIN, ELLIS, Mathematics. 33, 93 MARTIN, GINGER, 12. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club Corres. Sec., Girls' Glee Club, FBLA. Reporter. 40, 51, 73, 104 MARTIN, JOE, 12. SC, Pep Club, Letter- man, Cross-Country, Tennis, Swimming. 41, 90, 118 MARTIN, TONI, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club, FTA. 57 MASON, LINDA, 12. DECA Treas. 42 MASSEY, SHARON, 12. Marching Band V-P, Concert Band, Stage Band, Class play. 41, 74, 82, 88, 102 MASSEY, TERRY, 10. HSRC, Basketball. 57, 116 MASTERSON, GUIECQUITA, 10. Pep Club, FTA.57 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: 93, 95 MATNEY, CAROLYN, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club. 57 MATNEY, STEPHEN, 11. Class cabinet. 48 MAXEY, STEVE, 10.57 MAYS, LYNDA, 10. Pep Club, FHA Sec., Chanters, Medical Club. 57, 77, 88 MEDICAL CLUB: 62, 97, 108 MEECH, TERESA, 11. SC, Pep Club, Twirler. 48, 64 MELTON, DAVID, 11. Letterman. 48 METCALF, PATTY, 12. SC, NHS, Class cabinet, Warrior staff, FTA, FHA Pres., Drama Club Treas., Speech Play. 26, 41, 77, 82, 94, 105 MILLER, CLYDE, 10. Football. 57 MILLER, DEBRA, 12. Potpourri Sec-Treas., Orchestra, Latin Club. 41, 88, 96, 99 MILLER, MICHAEL, I2. Warrior staff, Pep Club, Drama Club, Lettermen's Club V-P, Football, Class Play. 26, 41, 82 MILLS, ALICE, 10. Pep Club, Latin Club. 57 MISS DANIEL WEBSTER 8a ATTENDANTS: 6, 84, 86, 87, 101 MITCHELL, BEVERLY, 12. DECA. 41 MITCHELL, GUY, 11.48 MONROE, JACKIE, Sophomore Class spon- sor, Cheerleader sponsor, Pep Club span- sor. 32, 52, 73, 83, 96 MONROE, JESSE, 11. Letterman, Wrestling, Tennis, 48 MOORE, ROGER, Biology, Science. 32, 89 MOORE, SHARON, 11.48 MOORE, VINCENT, 12. Maching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band. 41 , 88, 113 MOORE, WAYNE, 12. Class cabinet, Cross-Country. 41, 90 MORGAN, ALTA, 11 . 49 MORGAN, TERESA, 11. Pep Club. 49 MORRIS, STEVEN, 10. Pep Club. 57 MORRISON, DOYLE, I2. Pep Club. 41 MORRISON, STEPHEN, 11. Pep Club. 49 MORRISON, JANNA, 11. Class cabinet, Pep Club. 49 MOSS, GARRETT, 12. Pep Club. 41, 114 MOSS, MAX, IO. SC MOSS, ROBERT, 10.57 MOUSER, DENETTA, 10. SC, Potpourri, Pep Club, Drama Club. 58,60 MURRAY, DEBORAH, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club, Latin Club, Drama Club. 58 MYERS, JACK, 10 . Basketball, 58, 116 MYERS, MIKE, 10.58 MYERS, PATRICIA, 11.49 NARDIN, INEZ, Foreign Language Chm., Spanish , Spanish Club Sponsor. 32, 114 NIEGHBORS, MARY, 10. Pep Club. 58 NELSON, CAROL, 10.58 NELSON, KENNETH, 12.HSRC. 41 NEWMAN, RICKY, 11. HSRC, VICA Re- porter. 49 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 66 NICHOLS, BETH, 12. Cheerleader Altern- ate, NHS, Class Treas., Pep Club, Latin Club 36, 41, 69, 72, 108 NICHOLSON, MARQUETTA. 12. 41, 114 NOLAN, JUANITA, 10. Potpourri. 58 NORRIS, SUSAN, 12. SC, NHS, Potpourri Editor, School Life staff, Marching Band, Orchestra. 41, 88, 96, 98, 99 NORRIS, THOMAS, 10. Cross-Country, 58, 69, 90 NUNNERY, DEBORAH, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band, Spanish Club. 58 OFFICE STAFF: 34 OGLESBY, LEA ANN, II. Class Cabinet, Pep Club. 49, 99 OGLESBY, RICHARD, 10. Pep Club, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 58, 117 OLIVER, FRANK, 11 .49 ORCHESTRA: 88 ORR, RICKEY, 10.58 OSTRANDER, CATHERINE, 12. FBLA, Oil Woman for a Day. 41, 88 OSTRANDER, RICHARD, 10. Stage Band, Wrestling. 58, 117 OWEN, DEBRA, 11. NHS, Class cabinet, Potpourri, Pep Club, Warriorette, Latin Club, Drama Club, Class play, Speech play. 49, 94, 105, 110 OWENS, KAREN, 11. SC, Warrior staff. 26, 49 I25 2.1 OWENS, NANCY, ll. Girls' Glee Club, HSRC. 49 OXFORD, ARTHUR, 10. Concert Cross-Country. 58, 90 OXFORD, SUSAN, 10. Pep Club, Marching Band, Drama Club. 56, 58 Band, P.T.S.A.. lSupplementl PALMER, BRENDA, 12.41 PARKER, KATHLEEN, 11. Marching Band, Concert Band. 49 PARMLEY, TERRI, 10. Pep Club, HSRC, Latin Club. 58 PATRICK, JOHNNY, 11. HSRC. 49 PEDERSON, KATHE, 12. Class cabinet, School Life staff, Pep Club, Latin Club. 41,98 PENN, DORIS, Ip. 58 PENN, EMERSON, JR., 12. Chorus, Basket- ball. 41,114,116 PEP CLUB. 64, 73 PERKINS, BETTY, English, Debate Coach. 32, 83 PERRY, CLYDA, 10. Potpourri. 58 PERRY, SHARON, 12. NHS, Latin Club. 5, 41 PERRYMAN, SUSAN, 10. Pep Club. 58 PETTIE, DEBRA, 10. Drama Club. 58 PHILLIPS, ROBERT, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 58 PHILLIPS, TERRY, 1 1. Potpourri. 49 PHILLIPS, W. DAVID, 12. Pep Club, Drum Maior, Orchestra, Concert Band, Stage Band. 41, 74, 76, 88 PHILPOT, SHIRLEY, Special Ed. 32 PHILPOTT, MICHAEL, 11. Marching Band, Concert Band. 49, 102 PHILPOTT, PATTI, 12. SC, FBLA. 41 PHYSICAL ED -BOYS: 111 PHYSICAL ED-GIRLS: 89, 96 PHYSICS: 89, lSupplementJ PIERCE, MICHAEL, 10. Pep Club, Wrestl- ing. 58, 117 PIERCE, SUZANNE, 12. Senior Queen Attendant, NHS, Head Cheerleader, Pep Club, Latin Club, Drama Club. 41, 66, 72, 85, 86,101,106 PIKE, NANCY, 12. Pep Club, FBLA, Oil 126 Woman for a Day. 41 PINEDA, CECILIA, 12. Chorus, Medical Club. 6, 41, 68, 80, 105, l06,107, 108 PIPPIN, PAMELA, 10. Pep Club. 58, 89 PONDER, LINDA, 11.49 PORTER, MARSHA, 11. 49 PORTER, RODNEY, 12. Pep Club, HSRC, Latin Club, Basketball. 41, 116 POTPOURRI: 96, 99 POTTER, RONNIE, 11. 49 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL: 69 POWELL, SHEILA, ll. 49 PRACTICE TEACHERS: 83 PRESLEY, RICHARD, 10. Pep Club, Football, Wrestling. 117 PRESLEY, WILLIAM, ll. NHS, Pep Club, Latin Club, FBLA. Parl., Football, Wrestl- ing. 49, 63, 104, II7 PRICE, DAVID, 11. SC, NHS, Potpourri Jr. Editor, Spanish Club Pres., Class play. 6, 30, 49, 96, 99, 105, 110, 114 PRICE, MARVIN, 10. Football, Basketball 58, 116 PRICE, MICHAEL, 10.58 PRICE, PATRICIA, 11. 49 PRICE, SHARON, 12. FBLA. 41 PRINCE FAITH, 10. 58 PROBIS, FRED. 11. Marching Band, Concert Band. 58 PUGH, KENT, 11. 49 . PUGH, MICHAEL, 11. Pep Club, Latin Club, Basketball. 49, 116 PURSELL, WANDA, Art Department Chm. 33 RADEBAUGH, CHARLES, 11.49 RAHDER, SANDRA, 10.,58 RADFORD, DELANO, 12. Chorus, 39, 41 RADFORD, MARGARET, 11. Chorus, HSRC, Medical Club Treas. 49, 97 RAGSDALE, DAVID, 12.41 RAHDER, KAREN, 12. DECA. 41 RAMPEY, JOHN, 12. Pep Club, Wrestling. 42, 1 17 RAMSAY, STEPHEN, 10 Marching Bond. Concert Band. 58 RANDELL, STEVEN, 10.58 RATLIFF, JEANETTA, 10. Pep Club. 58 RATLIFF, WALLACE, ll. SC, DECA RECORD, ROBERT, 11. Chorus, Chanters, Stage Band. 88 REDFEARN, FRED, 12.42 REED, LARRY, 12.42 - REEVES, JACK, 11. Class cabinet, VICA, Football. 49, 109 REYNOLDS, GLADYS, 10.58 REYNOLDS, .lANlCE, 10.58 RHOADES, GEORGE, 12. Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band. 42, 88 RHODES, JUANITA, Attendance Clerk. 34 RHODES, STEVE, 12. Pep Club. 42 RICHARDS, DARLENE, 11.49 RICHARDSON, JACQUELINE, 11. Pep Club, Spanish Club Hist., FTA. 49, 114 RICHARDSON, LUTHER, 10.58 RICHARDSON, RONALD, 12. Warrior Chief, SC, NHS, Pep Club, Medical Club, Letterman, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Oil Man for a Day. 42, 67, 70, 86,100, l01,106,107,l08,l16 RICHARDSON, SHARON, 11. Warriorette, Chanters. 49, 88 RICHARDSON, WANDA, 12. Class Cabi- net. 42 RIDENHOUR, DEBRA. 12. SC., NHS Pres., Class Parl., Warrior staff, Pep Club, Latin Club, FBLA. 7, 26, 36, 42, 71 RIDER, TOMMY, IO. Chorus RIDLEY, ROBERT, 11. 42 RIGGS, DEBBIE, 11. 49 RIKE, DANNY, 10. Basketball, Cross-Country. 58,90, 116 RITCHIE, SUSAN, 10. Warriorette. 58 ROBERTS, BARBARA, English, Potpourri Sponsor. 32, 33, 96 ROBERTS, SHERRI, 10. 58 ROBERTS, THOMAS, 12. Pep Club, DECA. 42, 77 ROBERSON, DONNA, 10.58 ROBINSON, KIRK, 10. Wrestling. 58, 117 ROBINSON, STEVE, 11. 49 RODGERS, DOUGLAS, 10.59 ROGERS, JOYCE, 12. FBLA. SEC., Oil Woman for a Day. 42, 104 ROGERS, LINDA, 10.59 ROGERS, TOMMY, 10. Basketball, 59, I 16 ROLAND, JIMMY, ll. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Football, Wrestling. 49, 117 ROLAND PATRICIA, 10. Marching Band, Concert Band. 59 ROLEY, DEBORAH, 10. Pep Club, Latin Club. 59 ROLEY, JOHNNY, 12. SC, NHS Treas., School Life staff, Pep Club, Concert Band. 43, 62, 102, 106 RONGEY, GARY, 10. PTSA Representative, Pep Club, Basketball. 59, 116 ROSS, CAROLYN, 10. Pep Club. 59 ROSS, RODNEY, 11. SC, NHS, Pep Club, Letterman, Football, Wrestling, Golf. 49, 91, 117 ROSS, SANDRA, 11. Pep Club. 49 ROWLEY, RICKY, 10. . 59 RUDISAILE, MIKE, 11. Cross-Country. 49 90 RUEB, DOROTHY, R.N., School Nurse, Medical Club Sponsor. 34, 97 RUPE, MARION, 10. Pep Club, Medical Club. 59 RUSSELL, RAYMOND, JR., 10. 59 RYAN, JAMES, IO. SC, Basketball, 59, 116 RYAN, JEANNIE, 12. Pep Club, DECA Representative. 42, I 15 RYAN, MICHAEL, 11. NHS, Potpourri, Latin Club, Class Play. 49, 99, 110 SANDERS, DON, 11. Marching Band, Con- cert Band. 49, 102 SANFORD, BARBARA, 12. FBLA. 42 SASSER, JOE, 12. SC Chaplain, School Life staff, Potpourri, Medical Club reporter, Drama Club V-P, Lettermon's Club Sec., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Oil Man for a Day, Class Play, Boys' State. 42, 62, 67, 68, 69, 70, 82, 97, 98, 105, 106, IO7, 116 SCHMITT, SUSAN, 10. Concert Band. 59 SCHMORR, GLORIA, 10. Orchestra. 59, 88 SCHMORR, STEPHEN, 12. Latin Club. 42, 99 SCHOLARSHIPS: lSupplementJ SCHOOL BANK: 34 SCHOOL LIFE lSchool Newspaperlz 98 Marching Band, Marching Band, NHS, Potpourri, SCHOOL NURSE: 34 SCHULTZ, A. J., 11. Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman, Swimming. 50, 118 SCHULTZ, CLIFFORD, 12.42, 114 SCHUTLZ, LARAINE, 10. Pep Club. 59 SCHUMACHER, DAVID, 10.59 SCOTT, HORACE, IO. Sopohomore Brave, Football, Basketball. 59, 101, 116 SCOTT, JOY, 10.59 SCOTT, LINDA, I2.' SC, Pep Club Treas., Latin Club, FTA, Medical Club. 42, 67, 73, 106 SCOTT, NANCY, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club, Warriorette, HSRC. 59 SCOTT, SHARON, I 1. Warriorette. 50 SCRIBNER, KENNETH, I2. Class play. 42, 82 SCRIVNER, RUSSANNE, 10. Soph. Queen Attendant, Potpourri, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Spanish Club. 59, 72, 85, 86, 101 SCRUGGS, LINDA, 11. Medical Club. 50 SCRUGGS, ROBERT, 11.50 SELBY, RICHARD, I2. Pep Club, Cross-Cou- ntry. 42, 90, 114 SENIOR CLASS: 36, 82, 85, ISuppIement1 SENIOR FAVORITES: 106 SHACKLE, MICHAEL, 11. 50 SHARP, PAMELA, 10. SC. 59 SHARP, ROGER, 11. Coronation Page, NHS, Class V-P, PTSA representative, Pep Club, Latin Club, Basketball, class play. 44, 50, 101, 110, 116 SHATSWELL, CECILIA, 11. SC, NHS, Chorus, FTA, Sec. 42, 83 SHATSWELL, MELBA, 11. NHS, Orchestra, FTA Hist. 50, 83, 88 SHAW, SALLY, I2. FBLA. 42 SHEPARD, WILLIAM, Il. Pep Club, HSRC, Wrestling. 48, 50, 117 SHERRELL, FRANCES, IO. 59 SHIPMAN, GARY, 10. FBLA. 59 SIMMONS, DEANNA, I0. Pep Club, FTA, Medical Club. 59, 108 SIMMONS, JERRY, I2. SC, Class Pres., Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman's Club Treas.,Football,Basketball, Baseball Oil Man tor a Day, Class play. 36, 42, 66, 69, 75, 82, 91, 95,103,106,115,116 SIMMONS, LYLE, II. Class cabinet, HSRC. 50 SIMMONS, LYNN, I2. HSRC, Spanish Club. 42 SIMONS, JAMES, IO. 59 SIMPSON, BILLY, IO. 59 SINCLAIR, RICHARD, I2. Pep Club, Letter- man, Cross-Country, Track. 42, 90 SISSONS, PATTY, 10. Warriorette, HSRC. 59 SITTER, CAROL, II. Potpourri, Pep Club, Warriorette, HSRC Rec. Sec., Latin Club, FTA, Speech Play. 50, 94 SKYLES, SANDRA, 11. NHS, HSRC Sec. 50, 111 SLAVENS, JOHN, 11. 50 SLOAN, CLAUDIA, I2. HSRC. 42 SMELCER, HAROLD, 12. Pep Club. 42 SMELCER, JOHN, Il. Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman, Wrestling, Golf. 50, 117 SMITH, REBECCA, II. SC Parl., NHS, Class cabinet, Potpourri, Pep Club, Latin Club, Drama Club, Class play student director, Speech Play. 50, 67, 68, 94, 105, 110 SMITH, CLARENCE, 12.42 SMITH, DARLENE, I2. Girls' Glee Club. 42 SMITH, FREDDY, 11.50 SMITH, GARY, History. 33, 74 SMITH, GENELL, English. 33 SMITH, LARRY, Science Dept. Chm., Foot- ball Coach, PE. 32, 67, 75 SMITH, MICHAEL, I2 School Lite staff, Pep Club, HSRC, Latin Club, Medical Club State Treas. 42, 62, 98, 108 SMITH, STEPHEN, I2. SC. 42 SMITH, VERA, I I. Marching Band, Concert Band. 50 SMITH, VICKI, 11. FBLA. Treas. 50, 104 SMITH, WAYNE, Auto Shop, VICA Spo- nsor. 32 SNOW, CLAUDETTE, 12. NHS Sec., Class cabinet, Pep Club Rec. Sec., FBLA, Oil Woman for a Day. 42, 73 SOARD, LLJKIE, 11. Pep Club, Football. 50 SOPHOMORE CLASS: 52, 85 SOURJOHN, GINA, 10. SC, Pep Club. 59 SOWELL, BILLY, I2. NHS, 43, 109 SOWERSBY, JOE, 10. Pep Club, Medical Club 59 SPADE, BETTY, 12. Girls' Glee Club. 43 SPANISH CLUB: 6, I 14 SPEARS, LORETTA, Il. HSRC Treas. 50, 111 SPEECH DEPARTMENT: 94 SPRING ACTIVITIES: CSuppIementt SPURGIN, CAROL, II. SC, Class Sec., Pep Club, Warriorettes V-P, Orchestra, Latin Club. 44, 50, 74, 88 STAGE BAND: 88 STANLEY, PAULA, 12. PTSA alternate, Pep Club, Latin Club. 43 STARK, NADINE, 10. 59 STARR, ROGER, 11. Marching Band, Con- certBand.50 STEED, MAX, I2. Pep Club, Letterman, Cross-Country, Speech Play. 43, 90, 94 STEELE, CYNTHIA, 10. Pep Club, Chanters. 59,88 STEELE, MERRY, 12. Class cabinet, Chorus. 43, I 13 STEELE, PATRICIA, 11. NHS, Pep Club, Marching Band, Medical Club. 50 STEPHENS, DOUGLAS, 10. Wrestling, Cross-Country. 59, 90, I I7 STEPHENS, DEAN, 11. Letterman, Basketball, Cross-Country, Track. 50, 90, 116 STEPHENS, ROGER, 11.50 STEWART, CURTIS, Jr., 11. Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. 50, 88 STEWART, DAVID, I2. 43 STEWART, ROBERTA, IO. SC, Pep Club, Drama Club. 59 STONE, KATHI, I2. Pep Club V-P, Girls' Glee Club, FBLA, Medical Club, Drama Club, Assembly Organist. 6, 43, 70, 73, 78,80,I06 STRALEY, JUDY, 11. Class cabinet, DECA. 50 STRATE, CHARLENE, II. Class cabinet. 50 STRATE, DENNIS, I2. 43 STRATTAN, ROCKY, 10. Wrestling STRINGFELLOW, LOIS, '10. 59 STROOP, ANNE, 11. Marching Band Re- porter-Historian, Concert Band, FBLA. 50, 74 STUDENT COUNCIL: 6, 67, 68, 79, 87, IO5 SUDAR, GEORGE, 10. Pep Club, Wrestling. 59, I I7 SUESS, PRISCILLA, Il. NHS, Latin Club, Medical Club V-P. 50, 97 SUMMER ACTIVITIES: 62 SURRELL, ALEX, Il. Letterman, Cross-Country. 50, 90 SURRELL, DONALD, 11. Pep Club, Football. 50 SUTTON, TERRY, I2. Pep Club, Football. 43, 112 SWIMMER, TERRY, 10. 59 SWIMMING:105,118 TACKETT, LINDA, 11.50 TALLEY, CAROLYN, 11. Pep Club. 50 TATE, JAMIE, 11. Chanters, Spanish Club, Class play. 50, 88, 110 TAYLOR, CARL, 11. Pep Club, Football, Swimming. 50, 118 TAYLOR, CATHERINE, IO. Pep Club, FHA., 59 TAYLOR, CHARLES, 10.59 TAYLOR, JIMMY, 12.43 TAYLOR, JAMES, 10.59 TAYLOR, JUDITH, 10. Pep Club. 59 TAYLOR, RANDY, IO. Potpourri. 60 TAYLOR, RICKY, I 1. Medical Club. 50, 113 TAYLOR, TIMMY, 12. Letterman,Wrestling. 43, 117 TEAGUE, RANDY, 10. Medical Club, Swim- ming. 60, 1 18 TEARL, DALEY, 10. Swimming. 60, 118 TEEL, J. STERLING, History. 32, 83 TEETS, LINDA, II. SC, Pep Club, FBLA. 51 TENNIS: ISupplement1 THOMAS, JOSEPHINE, 11.. Girls' Glee Club. 51 THOMAS, TEDDY, 12. Pep Club, Letterman, Cross-Country, Tennis. 43, 90 THOMPSON, DANIEL, 11. Pep Club, HSRC, Wrestling. 51 TIGER, DONNA, 12. Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Stage Band. 43, 88 TIGER, MARILYN, I I. SC, NHS, Warrioret- tes Treas., FTA Pres. 5, 51, 74, 83. TIGER, MELVA, 10. SC. 60 TOLBERT, GARY, 10.60 TOLBERT, QUENTION, IO. Chorus. 60 TOLBERT, RICHARD, 12. Chanters, Letter- man, Track. 43, 79, 88, 114 TOOTHMAN, JULANE, I2. Pep Club, FBLA. 43 IOWNSEND, CHIRIS, 10.60 TRACK ISupplementl TREADWELL, RICKEY, 10.60 TROTTER, MARK, 11. Pep Club, Football. 51 TUCKER, CHRISTY, 11. HSRC. 51 TURKNETT, DEBORA, 10. Pep Club. 60 TURNER, KARLA, 10. 60 TURPIN, DEBRA, 10.60 TWIRLERS. 64, 74 UNDERNEHR, DARLENE, 11. Warriorette. 5, 51 UNDERNEHR, DARRELL, I2. Letterman. 43 UNDERHILL, EDGAR, 10. Marching Band, Orchestra, Concert Band. 60, 88 UNDERWOOD, MICHAEL, II. Wrestling, 117 USSERY, JAMES, 10. Pep Club, FBLA, Cross-Country. 60, 90 UTLEY, ROBERT, 12.VlCA 127 VALENTINE, VICKI, 11. Class cabinet, Pep Club. 51 VANN, RICKEY, 11. 51 VANZANDT, ROBERT, 10. 60 VEREL, ROBERT, 12.43, 113 VINYARD, TED, Mathematics Dept. Chair- man, Chess Club Sponsor. 32, 93, 104 WADE, JOHNNIE, 11. Class cabinet, Pep Club, Latin Club, Letterman. Basketball Golf. 51, 116 WALKER, JAMES, 10. Wrestling. 60, 117 WALKER, SANDRA, 11. Chorus, HSRC. 51 WALKER, YOLANDA, 12. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club, Medical Club. 43 WALKINGSTICK, IRENE, 11.51 WALL, DAVID, 10. Pep Club. 60 WALL, SUSAN, 12. Potpourri. 43, 99 WALLIS, BRUCE, 11. VICA WALLIS, JOHN, 10. Chorus WALTRIP, JAMES. 12. Pep Club, Latin Club, Football. 43 WARRIOR CHIEF 81 BRAVES: 100 101 WARRIORETTES: 75, 81 WATTS, TRUETT, 10. Basketball. 60, 1 16 WAYLAND, KATHERINE, 11. Warriorette. 51 WEBB, DENNIS, 12. HSRC. 43 WEEMS, DENNIS, 10. 60 WEEMS, LINDA, 10. Pep Club, Chorus. 60 WEIR, ALFRED, 11. DECA. 51 WEIR, COLLEEN,11. 51 WEST, GARY, 12. Chorus. 43 WEST, JACQULYN, 11. Warriorette. 51 WESTBROOK, SUSAN, 11. Warriorette Sec. 51 WEYGANDT, CONSTANCE, 12.43 WEYGANDT, DAVID, 10.60 WHETSTINE, GLADYS, Business Dept. Chair- ! . f, 128 man, COE, SC Sponsor. 32, 68, 79, 103, 105 WHITE, FRANCES, 11. NHS, Class cabinet, Pep Club, FBLA. 51 WHITE, LINDA, 12 . Girls' Glee Club, HSRC. 43 WHITEHURST, STEVEN, 10.60 WHITLOW, PAMELA, 10. HSRC. 60 WHO'S WHO: 107 WILCOX, HUDSON, Speech Dept. Chm., Stagecraft, Yearbook, Audio Visual, Drama Club Sponsor, Assembly Director, Play Director. 26, 32, 33, 82, 94, 105 WILEY, RONALD, 12. Letterman, Wrestling. 43, 97, 117 WILLEY, JAMES, 12.43 WILLIAMS, JOHN, 10. Pep Club, FBLA, Football. 60 WILLIAMS, TERENCE, 10. Pep Club, Medi- cal Club, Football, Wrestling. 60, 117 WILLIAMS, CHATA, 11. NHS, Pep Club, Marching Band. 51, 75 WILLIAMS, HAROLD, 12. Pep Club, Letter- man, Wrestling. 43, 97, 117 WILLIAMS, JUANITA, 11.51 WILLIAMS, RICHARD, . 11. FBLA, Wrestl- ing. 51, 117 WILLIAMSON, DANIEL, 12. NHS, Pep Club, Crass-Country. 45, 90 WILLIS, ALTON, 11. Basketball. 51, 116 WILLIS, KENNETH, 11. Junior Brave, Pep Club, Wrestling, 51,101,117 WILLIS, MICHELLE, 12. DECA. 43 WILLIS, RICKY, 11. Pep Club, Letterman, Football, Basketball, Baseball. 51, 103, 115, 116 WILSON, CLAIRE, 10. Pep Club. 60 WILSON, HANK, 11. Chorus. 51 WILSON, JOHN, 11.51 WILSON, KAREN, 12.43 WILSON, STANLEY, 11. Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Medical Club. 51,88 II In WINTERS, NEILA, 10. Potpourri, Pep Club, FTA, 60 WISELEY, VICKl,12. 43 WISLEY, BRUCE, 11. Chanters. 51, 88 WOFFORD, RHONDA, 10. Pep Club. 60 WOFFORD, SHONNA II. Junior Queen Attendant, Pep Club, Class play. 51, 85, 86, 101, 110 WOOD, MARY, 10. Pep Club, Orchestra, Chorus, 60, 88 WOOD, SHOP: 109 WOODS, KATHY, 11. Warriorette. 51 WOODSON, BRUCE, 10. Potpourri, Medical Club. 60 WORKMAN, PATRICIA, 11. 51 WRESTLING:97,l15, 117,118 WRIGHT, JOYCE, Office Education, Junior Class Sponsor. 32, 44 WYRE, ELAINE, 11. 51 YATES, STEPHANIE, 10. Pep Club. HSRC, Medical Club. 60 YEARBOOK:78 YOUNG, JOHN, 11. Pep Club, Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, HSRC, Spanish CIub.51,88 YOUNG, JOSEPH, 12. 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