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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1971 volume:

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A- 4 v 1 + I L J A ,, 1 . 2 Table of Contents Academics 1 2 Activities X Organizations 26 Elite 45 Sports 65 Administration 79 Classes 89 Index 121 Autographs 129 Summer Supplement 13 3 1 ' I wrt-F. - mfrioif Staff Captures Highlights of Year in Book Sfdff' Editor-in-Chief: Nancy Hackworth Art Editors: Stan McCray, Nancy Hackworth Technical Editor: Mikel Ketchum Copy Editor: Debbie Owen Class Editor: Carol Sitter Index Editors: Judy Hale, Mikel Ketchum Academic Editor: Mike Ryan Activities Editor: jane Harris, Jacque Richardson Sports Editor: Becky Smith, Stan McCray Business Managers: jeff Brame, Carol Sitter, Mike Ryan Photographers: Mikel -Ketchum, Leslie Hunter: Staffgjack Spratt, Austin Neely Portraits: Beverly's Studios, Enterprise Studios Publisher: Walsworth Publishing Com- pany, Inc. Publication Sponsor: Mr. Hudson Wilcox Member Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association Inexperienced at organizing and editing a yearbook, the '71 staff has learned a great deal about the pub- lishing and printing world under the direction of sponsor, Mr. Hudson Wilcox. 5 A Tirne For E very Purpose... 1 . . . rnntnrity .. .dedication . . .pride .goo rtfrnnnflozp .. .direction . . . devotion A5 we attend Dnnie! Wehyter each ofns hnildf within hirnsehf tt portion of th eye virtues, gaining thern from every pert ofhis Jchool life. a- ,,-: Qs 'EX 4 fe 8 is ' if law f QW R- Q' , M . af. ' Q .Q , Q NI Q . 'NN S. 3 f , ' 2 . Si is K W ' M. i ' 3 ww Q- w fi ef? 5 6 wr. 5 ik 5 1 44, Q E Q . , 1-Q, af A - -, 6 A C A 71 - 'f W 4 P x 5 A N : ' A V 'W 1- - ,, U ka... ,xg 2 ' xii. Lx 5. ... . . f ws? W ul 'inf ' ,M t ,K s , has A ? ' K4 w.. ik . - UQ, -, wa, 'Q 1 ' A Q, , at Q 1' ' ' 85 MQ vw. P Q . lik., -D, .-, 1' amc, Q , ,, A .x Q 3 kt -S A 9 Q .. 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V Our teachers in this department also work with pupils in creative writing and production of original works. The journalism staff, sponsored by Miss Moita Davis, has made Webster stu- dents and faculty very proud by getting many of their excellent articles printed in' Tulsa Scbool Lzfe and Tulsa County News. Our library has an extensive collec- tion of books for student enjoyment and research. It is constantly growing under the supervision of Mrs. Blythe. In the pictures above, Mrs. Roberts' senior English class works on a newspaper unit, journalism stu- dents prepare copy for the Tulsa Scbool Life.At the left students are seen browsing through new books with an English teacher, Miss Davis, and Mrs. Blythe, our librarian. 'K' I 'il r l Above, students work in foreign language classes, while below, students enjoy acting in an ancient myth. To the left a speech student is aided by Mr. Ralph Smith, an intern teacher. l Communications Being Taught The oral communications curriculum at DWHS consists of the Foreign Language Department and the Speech Arts Department. The Foreign Language Department is made up of a program in Latin and one in Spanish. The Latin study begins with a program in basic Latin which teaches the fundamentals of the languageg the course is then supplemented by Latin II which is a continued study with specific areas of concentration. The Spanish department closely parallels the Latin courses. These begin with the basics and develop into a more advanced and ciritical study. An added advantage of the Spanish Department is the language lab which allows a better opportunity to improve the spoken language. The speech department consists of three levels of instruction. The first, Speech I, is the basis for oral communica- tions. The other levels, Speech II and III, are taught in a combined course which in- clude interpretation and discussion. , Scientific Future Studied l Recognizing the importance of the understanding of man in relation to his world, Webster's science department stresses physical studies as well as biological sciences. Course offerings in- clude basic instruction in physical science, biology, and chemistry. These courses offer the fundamental principles to sci- entific understanding and investigation. For the student who wishes to pursue this study further, the science curriculum of- fers advanced courses in physiology and chemistry. These classes build on the basics already established and expand into specialized areas. They stress the im- portance of independent study and logical thinking. Various science students are shown working in class in adjacent photos. r 1 1 Strong Minds Need Sound Bod 1 With the understanding that a healthy body leads to an active mind, Webster's physical education department is an im- portant factor in our education. Students learn the importance of competition and of good sportsmanship. 'Physical educa- tion classes serve to' create a better ' rounded student. A In the picture above Mr. Curington explains a problem to his class, while, below, Mr. Vinyard is supervising work in one of his algebra classes. Aware of the importance of mathe- matics in a college-bound curriculum, Webster's math department begins with a basic study in math and ends with trig- onometry and college algebra. Other courses include geometry and algebra. History Develops Background, Math Basic to College Stud Webster's history department offers a variety of courses.gThese include U.S. History, world history, ancient and me- dieval history, modern history, and gov- ernment and economics. These studies develop students' cultural background. Business Provides Challenge Students enrolled in General Office Education learn a variety of skills including dictaphone usage, statistical typing, and operation of duplicating machines. With the wide variety of business courses and opportunities offered at DWHS, a student is well prepared to enter the challenging world of business. In ad- dition to courses in shorthand, typing and office machines, the student is offered a chance to gain actual on-the-job experi- ence plus valuable office courses through the COE program. Beside the basic skills in office equip- ment the student has the option to con- tinue his progress in almost any of the areas offered. He may also choose to delve into the complete business law program. mphasis on Practical Skills . rf - Q f Qs 8 1 f WX if s f x 1 X , The Area Vocational Technical Cen- ter provides students with an opportunity to receive education in vocational and technical areas not offered within the curriculum of each Tulsa high -school. During the half-day the students spend at the Vo-tech Center, they train on spe- cialized equipment with qualified instruc- ' X V ' Six me h H iwwmhsrwsxs tt X NS I. H at P , by .xx S N tors so that they are well prepared for placement in industry after graduation from high school. Pictured 'are julane Berryhill, cos- metologyg jesse Moore, draftingg Karen Owens, dental officeg David Schumacher and Robert Moss, aeromechanicsg Leslie Hunter shot these pictures. ,f Y is , 1 l 1 Webster's art department offers a variety of creative opportunities in its curriculum. The classes range from the instruction in basic art for the funda- mental concepts to advanced art and form design. The more advanced art courses offer the individual an opportunity to expand his knowledge through his own creativity. Art Gives Creative Freedom 4 Special Education is a program to provide skill-training for students who have special needs. With the help of fed- eral funds, equipment, and highly skilled instructors, the students have perfected skills and held many part-time jobs -- earning while learning. This is one of the many phases in Webster's complete pro- gram of education. Special Instruction Offered i 1 ndustrial Students Perfect Skills in Shops Industrial arts help students learn trades which will be useful to them fol- lowing graduation. This phase of education ranges from on-the-job training in Distributive Edu- cation to preparing stage sets for assem- blies to planning a house in drafting classes. Other classes in this field of education include vocational auto mechanics, power mechanics, vocational machine shop, ma- chine shop and Woodworking I and II. Students in these classes are supplied with a great variety of equipment and ma- chinery as well as highly competent super- vision. The students work on various pro- jects which require individual initiative and creativity. In addition. to valuable vocational training, this department also provides students with the opportunity to develop an interest in many hobbies such as photo- graphy, stagecraft, woodworking and metal crafts. Basic instruction here provides the students with the incentive to do their work well and within assigned limits. Coop- eration is also instilled. Above: A student works on a project in metal shop using only one of the many pieces of ma- chinery provided for instruction. Upper left: Students work on one of the shop automobiles. Students prepare a co-operative Woodworking project. At the left: the drafting teacher, Mr. Mabry, gives students a few tips on perfecting their drawings. D. E. Provides job Trainingg Students Learn Living Skills Distributive Education provides stu- dents with on-the-job training in their areas of interest. This course gives stu- dents the chance to take some basic courses before school, the zero hour, and work on the job during the afternoon. Webster's Home Economics depart- ment includes Clothing I and II, home living, and Foods I and II. In addition to teaching sewing, cooking and household management these classes provide stu- dents practical skills for their future. 1 D. E. students are seen here learning to build win- dow displays around holidays such as Hallowe'en and Thanksgivingg home making students are seen learning basic machine stitching and broiling ham with golden pineapple slices. Band Strives for Perfection This year's marching band worked very hard to provide half-time and pre- game entertainment at the football games. For example, on one nine-minute show the band spent approximately 19 hours of practice time. The band again this year participated in the District Marching Contest, which was held in Bartlesville and received a I, superior, in inspection and a II, excellent, for their contest rou- tine. They also attended the OU Band Day. The drum major was Don Sanders, a senior. The majorettes were Glenda Bran- aman, head majorette, and Teresa Meech, seniorsg Vicki Caffey, juniorg and jean Probis, sophomore. This year the band, directed by Mr. jerry Burdick, held a Field Music Con- cert in which the marching band per- formed, in concert formation, the music they played on the football field. Enter- tainment at this concert was also provided by the Warriorettes drill team, the cheer- leaders and the majorettes. Instrumentalists Appear Often To boost spirit the stage band played y A at pep rallies and basketball games. Be- sides a stage band concert in April, they attended contests at Dewey, Miami, and Weatherford. Along with the concert band they presented a pop concert and attended Tri-State in April. Webster's concert band presented a winter concert on March 4, and again for the school on March 11. They participated in a music contest at Miami, the district music contest and the Southwest Tulsa Instrumental Music Festival held at Web- ster in the spring. In order to finance their various ac- tivities they sold candy, decals, and fruit- cakes again this year. The orchestra, both for the coronation of Miss Daniel Webster and the induction of the Warrior Chief, played Intrada of the Warriors, a composition written by Mr. Burdick especially for these events. During january the orchestra made a tour of the area elementary schools. The program for this tour included duets, so- los, and ensembles. The orchestra also displayed their talents in, two concerts during the year. They presented a concert in February and, along with the stage band and concert band, a Christmas concert. l Vocalists Provide Entertainment Appearing first on December 10, the Chanters, chorus, and glee club started an exciting season of vocal musical enter- tainment at Webster. The most widely known of these groups, the Chanters, have performed in a variety of assemblies and at a dinner for the west-side Rotary Club. They have also performed for civic groups at the Mayo Hotel in Tulsa. Among the other groups the girls' glee club is for the purpose of vocal training and they have not performed except for the one program in December. The chorus, also, has performed only in concert with the two other vocal music groups. All-City Membership Young Tulsans Band Aleta Bradbury jim Weems Neil Cluck Renee Holland Messiah Chorus Nedra Bell Val Brown Ann Henson Mina McKenzie Sharon Richardson Cyndi Steel Kristie Gordon Beckie Harper Cheryl Schloss Mary Vlood Steve Gosnell Ronnie Straley james Clark Eddie Taylor Ronda Brown Gayla Dean Debby Hyde Nancy Owens Jeannie Smith judy VanZandt Denise Hammock Kathy Miller Patty Sissons Clayton Giddens Harvey Howard Don Tiger Tom Rider A Timefoaf Involvement in i early club meeting, rehearsals, your class play, assemblies, dances, parties, com- mittees, pep rallies...dedication. x- NN S x wma M F Ss Q21 ia X xmxsbx gi Q, X v S a 5 3 S X wi ,,. N S. Q .SS H as A N N '-Q xrekmx xi w Xiu xX Q ., fm. E if M., X x 4 x ,I gx ix X Y X X ,yu XM Na X Q SQ Q XM X X Xxx QW V X X' -Silt Q NX Q , X X , H . x X ZX' 1 X X x XX . A x . XX X fXXfXXQfg.. ..L. 5 .X.. X QTNlI1Wi'1 -A 2 K' 1 X Q ,,.. V N Nu . .. xx xx Q SQ S . T. ...:q. X. K fee ff' 2 mfwzgzf AWM, H , ,,,, ., , Q U :v,::,:1e,, . Q My A Z Z M Z 32 ' f 7 f Z Z AV.: ...-., Q , , Z L Z 41 M, ,f y 4 Mew ,. . :- wg, X ,,,, X,.. . . C Q GNN sf? lx AN' . .- ..x. ff 5 Xi wx FWQQS x as Kgs, .392 X53 X mi-Kg X X Jw. -lx XS 4 .Q X - -QQQXQ Warriorettes is an auxiliary group of the band. This drill team is made up of 27 spirited girls who performed drills and routines, and marched with the band in all parades and contests. These girls work hard through the fall sports season per- fecting all their shows. This year Warrior- ettes performed several different routines to songs such as The Horse, Hawaii 5-O, and The Work Song. These girls also marched with the band in the District Marching Contest, Christmas and fair parades and the Field Music Concert. Another added attraction this year was new uniforms designed by the Warriorette and band director, Mr. jerry Burdick. Warriorettes Delight Crowds The annual Potpourri anthology was produced by an energetic staff this year. Editor David Price coordinated the col- lection of students writings. Other officers were Becky Smith, co-editor, Mike Ryan, secretary-treasurer, and Stan McCray, art editor. Along with the regular edition, a special Christmas edition was also pub- lished. The club's primary time of activ- ity started a few months before printing and lasted through sales distribution. Sorting through the many student works took many hours of dedicated patience. Potpourri was printed by the Vo-Tech center, and sponsored by Mrs. Barbara Roberts. Potpourri Marches Cn unior Bankers Attend Board Selected representatives to the junior Board of Directors of The Mercantile National Bank were Becky Smith and Barb ara Harmon. They met every month, studying various fields of banking. Several bank officers acted as speakers discussing such subjects as loans, invest- ments, and checking accounts. The girls agreed that they' gained profitable knowl- edge.--Bank robbing? Future Business Leaders is an organi- zation with a worthwhile cause. Annually, in the spring, this club benefits Webster and future generations of students by plant- ing trees and shrubs for their Campus Beautification project. Every year the club picks two out- standing business students for Mr. and Miss FBLA. Pictured are Dan Presley, president, and Pam johnson who received this honor. Also pictured are the ofhcers and a meeting in progress. l i FBLA Teaches Leadership FHA Elects Officers Future I-Iomemakers of America offi- cers are pictured here. President for our chapter is Linda Maysg Vice-president, Linda Ellisg Secretary, 'Gayla I-Iighg and Treasurer, Terri Herriman. DE CA Picks Bookout for Sweetheart Miss Debra Bookout was Sweetheart and Mike Shackle and Melba Shatswell, Boy and Girl of the Year, for the Distribu- tive Ed Club this year. Officers were Leslie Cline,jeannie Richardson, Debra Bookout, Ruth Waits, Mike Myers, Bruce Wallis, james Geyer and Steve Maxey, Mr. Wiley Hammock sponsored. Photos below show DECA students on job training programs. utstanding Latin Students Chosen for Year 19 O-1971 Among the more active organizations at Webster this year was the Latin Club under the direction of Ken I-Ielton, presi- dentg Carol Brady, secretaryg Priscilla Suess, vice-presidentg Mike Ryan, treas- urerg Rickye Laughlin, historiang and Mrs. Maida johnson, sponsor. Among its many activities were a paper drive, pizza party, the annual all- city Latin Club meet, and the traditional tri-derby. The club entered members in the State Scholastic and Olympic contests and the National junior Classical League contest. This year they selected a Puer Notis- simus and Puella Notissima. ueen Vicki Kemp Honored 1th Crown at Yule Fiesta v l The Spanish Club at Webster, al- though small, was a very active organi- zation this year. In addition to holding several fiestas the club published a month- ly newspaper, Biemfenido. Plans were made for the Spanish Club to present a mock bull fight at the last football game, but because of bad weather the show was cancelled. During the Christmas fiesta the identity of the new queen, Vicki Kemp, was announced. Officers for 1970-71 were David Price, president, Patty johnson, vice-president, Vicki Kemp, secretary Kathy Parker, treasurer, and Gayla Dean historian. Mrs. Inez Nardin was sponsor 7 7 1 a C--- Cheerleaders, Pepsters Shout for Warrior Victory , The students at Daniel Webster High School were very proud of their squad of cheerleaders. Not only did they cheer at games and pep rallies, but they sacrificed much of their time to decorate the gym, stadium, halls and locker rooms as well as make spirit tags for the athletes to boost their enthusiasm. The cheerleader squad consisted of eight girls: janet Heath, head-cheerleader, Patti Gilliard and jan Dassler, seniors, Mary Dorsch, Rusty Scrivner, and Bobbie Stewart, juniorsg and Margaret Cook and Brenda Medley, sophomores. The cheer- leaders and pep club are sponsored by Mrs. Jacqueline Monore of the Girls' PE Department. l ' A 1 The cheerleaders and the Pep Clubs played an im- portant part in life at Daniel Webster as can be seen in the pictures on this page. Together with the Pep Clubs, the cheerleaders had the job of boosting school spirit and leading the athletes on to victory. Combining good sportsmanship with school pride these groups had a very successful year. The Pep Club, sponsored by Mrs. jackie Monroe, led a very active year. The goal of the club is to maintain school spirit throughout the entire year and Pep Club achieved this by selling spirit rib- bons, sponsoring pep rallies and promoting student participation. Officers this year are Chata Williams, president, Gayla Casey, vice-president, Mary Wood, secretary, Sally Buscher, treasurer. Officers of the Boys' Pep Club are Rod Ross, president, and Mark Trotter, vice-president. One of the largest and most active Pep Clubs Webster has ever had, the 1970- 71 Pep Club, did much to boost school spirit and loyalty by wearing their new blue and white uniforms. With the help of the Booster Club, the Pep Club sponsored a bonfire pep rally. Pictured in scenes on this page are the boys of Pep Club, girls in uniform along with the Cheer Leaders, and other girls who didn't wear uniforms on picture day. But uniforms didn't make all the difference - it was the enthusiasm of the members and at times their spirit rose higher than the flames at the bonfire! Big Pep Club Boosts Spirit PTSA Gives Scholarships Future Teachers has done much to- ward the advancement of students working for a career in the field of teaching. Many former students have returned to Webster to teach with Alan Axley,-Jerry Burdick, Gene Hart, Gary Smith, and Mrs. Shirley Young here this year. Officers were Melba Shatswell, pres- ident, Gayla Dean, VP, Diana Davis, secretary, Deanna Simmons, treasurer, and Guiequita Masterson, historian. Spon- sor was Mrs. LaVerne Howard. Webster's Parent-Teacher-Student . Association has provided many scholar- ships through the years for outstanding seniors. This year friends and family of Mrs. Beatrice Lowe, supervisor of Girls' PE and Elementary PE for the City of Tulsa, added to the PTSA funds for schol- arships. These scholarships are named in honor of Mrs. Lowe, a former Webster teacher. This organization promotes com- munication between the three groups it represents. Many interesting programs were held with speakers including Dr. Cawelti, Superintendent of Schools. Prospective Teachers Learn Lettermen Unified in Spirit The Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Coach Axley, represents every sport par- ticipated in at Daniel Webster. Many of the Lettermen, who are wearing new blue jackets this year, also belong to FCA spon- sored by Coach Allen. Participants in nine separate sports, who enjoy group athletics with much petitive contact. This unity brings about Webster's Lettermen find unity in one physical contact and those from individ- respect of each other's ability and organization which brings together those ual events without the same type com- endurance. Warriors Enjo Assemblies sysem' Among some of the more interesting assemblies of the year are pictured here. The World Action Singers from O.R.U., were here in October. Also pictured is a skit from one of our more rousing pep rallies for the Okmulgee game and the Sand Springs match on February 5. The Ghetto Youth Choir presented a Brother- hood assembly on February 18g Cal Tinney, a former westsider, was on the Webster stage February 25. Webster truly never lacked entertainment. Health Club Benefits Dthers Webster's Health Careers Club has always been one of the most active clubs since its formation. Several activities were planned for the year. Thanksgiving tray favors were made for St. Francis Pediatrics and Easter tray favors were distributed. Mistletoe and Christmas can- dles were sold before the holidays. Our club also decorated the boys' cottage at I-Iissom Memorial Center. The club was also honored to have two state officers this year - Conni Crow, president, and Terri Caves, treasurer. At a party held in February Dick Presley and Debra Bevenue were crowned King and Queen Caduceus. KING 84 QUEEN CADUCEUS Dick Presley Debra Bevenue Pictures on this page show the Class of '71's delegates to Boys' and Girls' States, Corky Hayes, Mark Choate, and Becky Smith. Doctor Fred Graves from T.U.'s Speech Department spoke at a drama club meeting explaining advanced drama study. Radio Club was new at Webster this year. Shown here are pictures of a regu- lar meeting. Reed Teen Council, also a new organ- ization, was started to create new activi- ties for Webster students. Reed Creates Teen Council Active Clubs And Students Are Honored 1 A Timefoaf Honor laughter, nominations, tears, ballots, joy, gratitude, tradition, congratulations from friends, ceremonympride. ia u :S E i E S S 3 s S 2 it s A beautiful and majestic coronation, steeped in tradition, was the highlight of the 53rd annual homecoming at Daniel Webster. This year the coronation was the beginning of two days of activities. The 'ceremony contained the traditional football toss, flowers and scepter pres- entation to our Queen Patti, and the guidance of the Student Council. For the first time in several years Websters queen was crowned in two school assemblies. 1 w 1 4 w 47 ag e. S ,. Y :I I f: sr' E. Q 5 Q. . , ga RRS ' -9-.N . X v Wi X s E K? gxi 5 P 53 3 2 .N A S xx 3 ,. S X XX 4 . 5 ,X ikxs W Q X YN X 'O X x XX S it 12 if ' gk + G ' as ' my f y' L is v if S, , yr' . ' , Sw,w5,'l:4,w - X'-gfxriw , X N X Senior Attendants- CQOIEEIZ 37.8525 .ggonna Kbyoffozcf junior Attendants- CQUCIQCE Buigjgid Sophomore Attendanty- Qbslains Canzfz 5 I lazy azaf Cook: lk X atm Senior Brave junior Brave Sophomore Brave :RJZQE KVVZZTLQ games 'wafgsz clflafffgaw Czain Miss Webster XXXIII Honored Miss Patricia Ann Gilliard, Patti to her fellow-students, was chosen queen at the end of Webster's first third of a century and honored in Homecoming cere- monies on October 8 and 9. Patti succeeds a line of royalty that has brought honor to Webster and in turn precedes many more delightful queens. Our queen, Patti, was honored during two days of Homecoming activities. I-Ier coronation assembly began the round of honors bestowed upon her. On Friday, October 9, the Student Council spent many hours decorating the gym for the homecoming dance and spon- soring the door contest won by Patti's homeroom. Pep Club decorated the cars and the stadium by making flowers, and the band worked on the half-time show when our queen was presented at the Webster-Sapulpa game. Honor Bestowed on Chief l l 4 january 25th marked the day that Bill Christmas was installed as Webster's 26th Warrior Chief! Tradition and honor pre- vailed as Bill was escorted by Miss Dan- iel Webster, Patti Gilliard, and the Braves - senior Rick Willis, junior jim Walker, and sophomore Matt Crain-were escorted by the queen attendants from their classes - seniors joleen Breeze and Shonna Wof- ford, juniors Candace Bushyhead and Peggy Hyde, and sophomores DeLain Camp and Margaret Cook. Warrior Chief was initially begun as a publicity angle to advertise The Wardor - the election was not an all-school event, but only students who bought a yearbook were allowed to vote. It was established as an all-school honor .26 years ago giving boys an honor equal to that of Miss Daniel Webster. Induction in traditionally in jan- uary. Billy Richards was Page for the as- sembly. The Warrior Spirit, Tom Tiger, carried the ceremonial headdress until it was presented to our Warrior Chief by Miss Daniel Webster XXXIII. Honor Group Works, Pla s 1 4 l Debbie Owen, jane Harris, Paula Findt, and Stan McCray in the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, kept National Honor Society active, alive, and alert this year as they ran through their academic paces and also had time for such activities as an Ugly Man contest, a paper-back book sale, and tutoring sessions for any Websterite need- ing academic assistance. An unqualified success, stated sponsor Mr. Gary Smith. Band Queen Min Cathy Zimmerman Senior Attendant Missjudy Hale junior Attendant M in Aleta Bradbury Warriors Elect wt. Zimmerman Year s Band Queen pi g The half-time show of the Webster- Stroud football game on October 2, 1970, was dedicated to the honor of Miss Cathy Zimmerman, Warrior Band Queen, 1970- 1971, and her attendants, Missjudy I-Iale, a senior, and Miss Aleta Bradbury, a junior. Cathy was crowned in a very lovely and majestic ceremony by Drum Major Don Sanders. Her cape was presented by the band president, Harold Hair, and she was saluted by the entire band and Warriorette drill team. Cathy was elected in an all- school election last Spring after being chosen as one of the top five contestants by the band. Cathy,judy and Aleta were again hon- ored when they rode in front of the band during the Christmas and fair parades through downtown Tulsa. September l vane! Heatb 0 ger Sharp an mylar are Choate You mean they tricked us into being Seniors just so we'd have to learn everything in all of these books just so we could be con- sidered for graduation? Boy and Girl ofthe Month November Becky Smith Corky dyes December two! Spmfgin tm resley Hey, wait a minute, Mang I can't take shorthand from all three of you Latin II students at that speed - as a matter of fact, I can't take shorthand in Latin at all, come to think of it! l l l Boy and Girl ofthe Month january Pazmjohmon immie Hmfdmftle February Comei Crow Chorley Cmfiif just remember all the good times and the hard work that went into earning these trophies and honors - and just remember that now we're too old to do it again! I i 1 Nine times each year 'the Student Council officers and the homeroom repre- sentatives elect a student for the honor of being Who's Who for the month. The out- standing students chosen Webster's Who's Warriors Choose Who's Who I l Who for 1970-71 by the Student Council are janet Heath, Patti Gilliard, Chata Williams, Barbara Harmon, Billy Christ- mas, Robert Iverson, Jimmie I-Iardcastle, Becky Smith, and jimmy Walker. V i I Sentimental Students Select Sparkling Senior Favorites 4 i Senior Favorites selected in january by the Class of 1971 were Pam johnson and Roger Sharp, Most Likely to Succeed, Carol Spurgin and Stan McCray, Most Talented, Barbara Dorsch and Robert Iverson, Most Athletic, Chata Williams and Rodney Ross, Most School-spirited, and jan Dassler and Rick Willis, Mr. and Miss Congeniality. 1 Others selected were Patti Gilliard and jimmie Hardcastle, Best All-Roundg Becky Smith and Mark Choate, Most De- pendableg Priscilla Suess and David Price, Most Academic. 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X --'-- -. 9 X M6 'S X imp, X QR ,ww Smead? 3 ix .Q-mul' K .X .,,.NX ,. x ,wx SN SQ Captains Earn Honorable Mention In klahoma Cit 's State Poll for 19 O Season Varsity captains Ricky Willis and Rodney Ross, pictured at the right, were recip- ients of Honorable Mention awards in The Daily Ohlahoman All-State team, both were outstanding seniors on the Warrior squad. Below is the varsity team: Front Row: Charles Curtis, Franklin johnson, jimmy Roland, Rodney Ross, Mark Trotter, Corky Hayes, Dan Presley, john Diffee, james Acosta, Ricky Willis. Second Row: jimmie Hardcastle, Mark Hill, Rodney Ross, john Williams, Tommy Rogers, Bruce Fowler, Don Koch, Dick Presley, Billy Christmas. Third Row: Farris johnson, Lanny Gibbs, Clyde Miller, Doug George, Charles Hushbeck, Phil Gilliard, Mike Cox, jeff Biffle, Paul Bradley, Marvin Price. Fourth Row: Eddie Billingsley, Mgr., Horace Scott, Alvin Guess, Ricky Oglesby, Donnie Harmon, Mel Bales, David Bilby, jimmy Walker, Tim Rice, Mgr. SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM: Front Row: Roy Price, Don McIntosh, Will Rider, Ricky Choate, jimmy Thompson, Wes Caves, Den- nis Kennemer, Gary Massey, Don Hushbeck, Bill Guinn, Gary Richardson, Coach Don Favor. Second Row: Coach Howard Black, Wayne Wilburn, Ike Holt, Steve Taylor, Buster Dorsch, Gary Franco, Steve Cook, Denver Bundy, Lester Minney, Mark Wilcox, Curtis Haley. Third Row: Loy Wadley, Robert Harris, Bob Winkle, Roland Austin, Steve Hill, Dana Cozort, joel Utley, Ronald Knox, Roger Hudson, Darrell Barr, Bobby Roberts. Fourth Row: Coach Alan Axley, joe Smith, Billy Richards, Billy Radford, Billy Weir, Mgrs.g Steve Pounds, Gary Kilgore, Lester Davison, jerry Quisenberry, Char- ley Henderson, Paul Henson. l Cross-Countr Takes State For the first time in the history of Webster our Cross-Country team captured the state title! These boys should be con- gratulated for all the effort, time, and hard work that went into this victory! Starting hard work in the summer months and continuing through the season paid off later in the form of six trophies and many medals. The Cross-Country coach, Bill Lamb, along with all the boys, deserves much praise for working together on our 1970 team and making it the best in the State of Oklahoma! Team places for the A team runners included a third at the McLain Invitational, seconds at All-City and the Norman 6- mile relay, and firsts in the Green Country Invitational, the Norman-OU Invitational, the Star-Spencer 10-mile relay. The team also defeated Hale in a dual meet. B team high-light was first at the McLain Invitational. CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM: Front Row: David Sch- mitt, Tom Norris, Neil Cluck, Daryl Fowler, Dean Stephens, Mike Rudisaile, George Parker, Matt Crain. Second Row: Ron Straley, Gary Finley, Brandon jones, Tom I-leinritz, johnny Bell, Bob Janeway, Mark Miller, Bruce Selby, Coach Lamb. Third Row: Dan Straley, Frankie johnson, Rich- ardson Hastings, Randy Teague, David Blanke. Gut basketballers have made us proud again with twenty-one season wins and two losses. Our Warriors took the I-Iale and Miami Tournaments and beat pre-season favorite Okmulgee twice to earn the Green Country Conference title. In the top left photo are the Webster cheerleaders holding a six-foot Number 1 proclaiming us the conference title winners. In the top right photo is Web- ster's versatile senior star Robert Iverson going up for another two points in the first annual All-City tilt. In the bottom left photo is Webster Coach Bill Allen 4 who earned his 300th victory in twenty years of coaching. On the opposite page is senior Rick Willis shooting aggressively during a game in the Warrior gym. Rick is also shown blocking the opposition's shot in the upper right photo, and in the same game, Robert Iverson stretches our lead by making a basket. Finally, for all his devotion to Webster students and Westsiders, Coach Allen is presented a trophy celebrating his 500th win. Rick Willis makes the pres- entation from friends, team, and former team members. Conference, Regional, State Honors for Basketball Team I Previously Webster's top-ranked 3A Warriors grabbed the regional basketball championship in a hectic finish over Bar- tlesville Sooner, 55-52. This was Web- ster's first season to play in the 5A clas- sification. First round win was 59-45 over Kelley. Varsity basketball players shown above are Don I-Iarris, Gary McIntosh, Rick Willis, Bill Christmas, and Robert Iverson, seated, Truett Watts, Horace Scott, Bill Holler, Dennis Kennemer, Don Koch, Gary Rongey, and Marvin Price, standing. B squad members at the right are Ted Magsamen, Tommy Rogers, and Tommy Chism, front row, Lester Davison, Rick Choate, Gary Richardson, and Wendell Scott, middle row, and Randy Dean, Don I-Iushbeck, Gary Massey, and Robert Harris, top row. Regular season play saw Webster win the Hale tournament defeating Putnam City 75-7 2. Rogers 59-49, and Edison 67-47. Robert Iver- son and Rick Willis were on the All-tourney team for another Webster honor. At the NEO tournament the Warriors won, defeating Claremore 53-40, Pawhuska 39-56, and Miami 6l-56. Only losses during the season were to Tahlequah 74-68 and Bartlesville 61-57. Webster wins were 72-64 over Tahlequahg 79-60 and 95-74 over Kelley, 62-60 and 65- 62 over Sapulpag 52-51 and 63-61 over Okmul- geeg 68-46 and 71-61 over Sand Springsg 82-56 and 64-54 over Cushing, 72-62 over Bartlesville Sooner, and 57-45 over Tulsa McLain. Meanwhile the B team won the Webster Invitational by defeating Owasso. Broken Arrow, and Edison with a 47-41 score. Kilgore Keeps State Title Retaining his State Championship at 148 and with another year of high school wrestling at his disposal, Rod Kilgore led the traditionally powerful wrestling team to a fourth in State and a second in the Green Country Conference this year. Corky Hayes placed second in State at 136g Montyjackson third at 141, and Wes Caves fourth at 123. jim Walker and Rodney Ross also competed in the State meet. Warrior coach Don Favor in his second year at Webster- a second strong year to be sure! Wrestlers Fourth in State On the opposite page Kilgore gains ad vantage over his opponent and is declared winner of the matchg top right photo Rod Ross tried for a take-downg sophomore Roy Price is pictured at center. In the photos on this page are Warrior wrestlers john Garman, jim Walker, and Kilgore. Dedication, self-control, weight con- trol, and many hours of practice have gone into this successful wrestling season. All Warrior wrestlers share in bringing honor to Webster! DW Wrestling Machine Rolls Over Opponents Warrior wrestlers chalked up four wins, two ties, and one loss this season. In tournaments Webster took second in their home invitational, fourth at Bristow and Edison, and third in Regionals. Sophomores took first in both McLain Sophomore Tour- ney and Sophomore Wrestling Festival. At Webster Garman, Hayes, and Kil- gore took firsts with Kilgore winning the Curtis Turner Award, Walker, second, Willis, Price, and jackson, third, Caves and Ross, fourth. At Bristow Kilgore and Walker won firsts, Willis, Caves, and Hayes, secondsg Price and Fowler, fourths. Kilgore and Walker, on Tournament Honor Roll at Edison, and Hayes took firsts jackson, secondg Willis and Ross, third. In Regional competition Kilgore placed first, Hayes and Ross, second, jackson and Walker, third, Caves, fourth. In duals the only loss was to Sand Springs 29-93 wins were over Memorial 20-18 and 20-18, Kelley 23-20, and Brok- en Arrow 24-12. Ties came with Sapulpa at 20-20 and East Central at 18-18. A squad wrestlers in the picture below are Roy Hayes, Ronnie Pieratt, Terry Williams, Wes Caves, john Garman, and Ken Willis on the front row, on the top row are Monty jackson, Rod Kilgore, Bruce Fowler, Rod Ross, jim Walker, and Alvin Guess. B squad members in the picture above are Don McIntosh, Phil Gilliard, Dana Cozort, joe Sowersby, Steve Hill, and Billy Weir on the front row with Roy Price, David Melton, Will Rider, David Bilby, and Lanny Gibbs, top row. Unopposed Swimmers Claim Championship With no other school in our 3A con- ference posting a swim team, the Webster Warriors earned undisputed confer- ence championship with Tom Henson qual- ifying for State competition. Team members pictured in the front row are Tommy.Bookout, Ray Hollings- worth, jim Yates, Tom Henson, Ricky jones, and Gary Eldridge. Top row: Gary Finley, Donnie Harmon, Mark Hill, jim Gladson,jim Roland, Randy Teague. Senior Tom Henson has broken all previously established swim records at Wesbter, now holding free-style records for 60 yards at 131, 100 at 257, 200 at 2:16 and 400 at 4:36. His 100 back stroke rec- ord time is 1:09, 100 breast stroke is 1:18, 100 butterfly is 1:02, and 160 yard Individual Medley is 1:51. Never a strong sport at Webster, swimming is finally coming into its own with an improving team. A Time for Guidance wp-wr iw Xxx x X XXV?-' we 5 2 advice, encouragement, counseling, a reaching out, helping, discouragement... direction. Dr. Gordon Cawelti, Superintendent MEMBERS OF THE BOARD Carl C. Beesley Ray Conard Eugene H. Harris Robert j. Riggs, jr. Mrs. Richard Warner City Administrators Build Learning Process at DWHS Robert A. Beckstrom, Mrs. Opal Carllson, President Vice-President E The Warriors are fortunate to have such fine administrators and educators guiding them this year. The Board of Education, under the supervision of Dr. Gordon Cawelti, has made many advances this year in educa- tional goals and techniques in the Tulsa Public School System. Mrs. Opal Carllson, a member of the Tulsa Board of Education, was elected earlier this year as president of the state School Board Administrators Association. All Tulsans and Warriors are proud that Mrs. Carllson was elected to this high post. Our own administration at Webster Mark Kirkpatrick Assistant Principal Mrs. Marjorie Canady Dean of Girls junior Counselor M r. Ea' Coffey Princzjbal began the year with a few minor changes. The post of Dean of Boys was filled by Mr. Dale Edwards and Mr. Alan Axley, a former Webster student, accepted several of the many administrational duties at Webster. The faculty was completed with only a mild turnover of teachers. . ' With such experienced administration and faculty Webster students received the best in educational instruction. By keeping up with the newest skills and techniques the teachers at Webster provide the pupils with the best possible education needed in a changing world. Darwin Kirkman Senior Counselor Test Coordinator Dale Edwards I Dean of Boys WILLIAM G. ALLEN Athletic Director, PE, Head Bas- ketball Coach, Golf Coach ALAN AXLEY l-Iistoryg Tennis Coach, Assistant Football and Basketball Coach MRS. CHARLOTTE BAKER Chm. Science Department, Phys- ical Science, Biology HOWARD BLACK Machine Shop, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach MRS. RETHA BLYTHE Librarian MRS. MILLIE BOWMAN PE, Senior Sponsor, Sophomore Counselor JAMES BROUGHTON Woodshop SIDNEY BROWNING Typing, Family Economics JERRY BURDICK Chm, Music Department, Instru- mental Music, Warriorettes BILLY CLAYTON Mathematics MRS. ELISE CURRIEO Foods, Clothing, Home Living ROBERT CURINGTON Mathematics Unhibited music directors are seen in varied situations: Mr. Burdick in MMM formal concert and at field practice Mr Dickerson working in class. MRS. KAYE DAVIS Shorthand MISS MOITA D. DAVIS Chm. English Department, Eng- lish,journalism CHARLES DICKERSON Vocal Music LUTHER ELLIOTT Chm. Special Education, Math, History, Vocations DON FAVOR t Chm. Boys' PE Department, Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Foot- ball and Track Coach MRSJOANNE FIELDING History, English MISS SAUNDRA FORD Office Machines, Law MISS-IAMY FOX English MARK GIBSON Drivers' Training, PE, Head Foot- ball Coach, Swimming Coach -X WILEY HAMMOCK Chm. Industrial Arts Department, Distributive Education GENE HART Bookkeeping, Business Math, Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Football and Wrestling Coach BOBBY GENE HAYES English Answering students' questions and helping with art lay-outs are Mr. Moore, Mr. Whitesell, and Mrs. johnson, three of Webster's favorite teachers in math, art, and Latin. Their friendly help is typical of the aid any student may receive from when he needs assistance. The typically small class size at DWHS and the close relationship between student and teacher makes for ideal learning situations. Most faculty members enliven their program of instruction with audio-visual aids, visiting speakers, and a free exchange of ideas among students. l Qgcliozt, 5 lflanza 12.51 Learn to live and live to learn Ignorance like a fire doth burn Little tasks make large return. - R. H. Stoddard -And so we say Farewell to Webster's favorite Spanish teacher for the past seventeen years... Mrs. Inez Nardin has devoted these years to the students at Webster. She was born in Pendleton, Texasg attended high school in Gatesville, Texasg Daniel Baker College at Brownwood, Texas, where she received her AB degree, and completed advanced study at The University of Tulsa, Oklahoma University, and The University of Colorado. She began teaching in 1925 in Coryell County, Texas, and taught at Telluride, Colorado, before coming to Webster in 1954. Since then she has taught Spanish, English, and math, has served as Chair- man ofthe Foreign Language Department, and has been involved in school activities. She organized the first Spanish Club and was a member of both the Board of Con- trol and the Principal's Advisory Council. Both Mrs. Nardin and her husband William, who also retires from Clinton junior High School this year, have con- tributed much to the education of west Tulsa students. We wish them many years of happy retirement - To everything there is a time and purpose. . I MRS. LaVERNE HOWARD Chm. Home Economics Depart- ment, Clothing MRS. MAIDAJOHNSON Latin WILLIAM LAMB Biology, Intramurals, Head Track and Cross-Country Coach EARL BOYD LARKIN i Government, Economics, History ELMER MABRY ' 'Drafting -MRS. JACQUELINE MONROE Chm. Girls' PE Department, Soph- omore Sponsor, Cheerleaders, Pep Club ROGER MOORE Biology, Student Council Sponsor MRS. BETTY PERKINS English, Forensics Director Webster Teachers Help Students MRS. BARBARA ROBERTS English GARY SMITH History WAYNE S. SMITH Auto and Power Mechanics j. STERLING TEEL Chm. History Department I MRS. NANCI THORNTON Chemistry, Biology MRS. RUTH TIBBS English THEODORE VINYARD Chm. Mathematics Department MRS. GLADYS WHETSTINE Chm. Business Department, Coop- erative Office Education aa JOHN WHITESELL Chm. Art Department HUDSON WILCOX Chm. Speech Department, AV Stagecraft, Assemblies, Plays Yearbook MRS. JOYCE WRIGHT General Office Education, Cleri- cal Pool, junior Sponsor MRS. SHIRLEYJEAN YOUNG Special Education English, History, i 7 Y Science ' A Lecturing or listening, teachers featured below are also among Webster's favorites: Mrs. Fielding in history and English, Mr. Larkin in history, and Mrs. Davis in shorthand. These teachers help to typify the friendly spirit that prevades the DWHS campus. All teachers and students working together simplify the educational process. aurse, Clerks in Man Roles For School's F ull Operation Mrs. Dorothy Rueb, R.N. Without the services of a highly train- ed professional staff of specialists to help in the operation of our school, a great many things would be overlooked. Chief among our special assistants is our School Nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Rueb, R.N., whose office is busy daily as she checks and rechecks students for health problems. Her services are also invalu- able in helping keep teachers well, too. The office staff and special clerks handle a variety of tasks ranging from ordering and inventorying supplies to putting proper information on bulletins, information on permanent records, and books and films in needed areas. Informal conversations between Mrs. Rueb and teachers, such as this one with Mrs. Monroe, can lead to much help for students. Mrs. Rueb spon- sors Medical Club which has won top State honors and two State offices each of the past two years. MRS. EULA BERLIN Office Manager, Secretary MRS. ARDELLA DAVIDSON Requisition Clerk MRS. ELIZABETH ELLIOTT Registrar MRS. LOUISE CHOATE Bulletin Clerk MRS. JUANITA RHODES Attendance Clerk MRS. MARY FULLER School Bank Clerk MISSJILLJONES Library Clerk I MIKEL KETCHUM , tQ.L4...,.. , , , Audio-Visual Clerk Cooks and Custodians Provide Necessary Auxiliary Services MRS. MARY LEECH Dietitian ii .L i Custodians not pictured include Ervin Blevins, james Chew, Sherman Poole, M. E. McPherson, Oscar Farar, I-Ierben Cellier. . ex,-. A s A S .K . SX MRS. MAUDE MORGAN Cafeteria Manager MRS. JUNE WALLS MRS. VEDA KIDD MRS. MARIE CAVES MRS. RUBY CHOATES MRS. VESTA MANN MRS. ORA LEE LOVETT MRS. LORENE HOBBS MELVIN KILGORE Building Supt. PAUL SWEENEY FRED COMPTON MRS. ALMA CARTER Gym Matron A Time for Loyalty FSS kink K deepening friendships, seeing each other every day, faces crowding the halls, shar- ing the good times and the bad times, X giving of yourselfmdevorion. A Tzme or Growmg- Big social activity of the Sophomore year was their carnival. Admittance by ticket brought out a bunch of seniors to make their contribution to the finan- cial success and sophomore history teachers Gary Smith Cwith the piej and Earl Larkin fwearing the piel added to the fun. fa'-x. M, ' R ,ff-3 6 just beginning, a growing of smaller peo- ple into larger people, growing up, stand- ing on the threshold of high school... 73. You HAT HISTOP Q a t Gay Alexander Kay Alexander Anita Allen Ricky Allen Sharon Almy Susan Arnett Sheila Attebury y Roland Austin Terri Autry Neva Baker Allen Barnes Ellen Barnes Billy Barney Darrell Barr Lorna Bass Karen Battles john Bell Karen Bennett Rebecca Bercher Phyllis Bevenue Steve Bilby Gayle Bingham Leisa Bird Mary Bishop Ronnie Blakley Elizabeth Bock Michael Bright Vicki Brock David Brooks Maureen Brown Ronda Brown David Browning Denver Bundy Linda Buntin Larry Burris Linda Busbice Donna Busby Paula Calmus janet Calvert 'DeLaine Camp Bill Campbell john Cannon Pattie Cantrell Toni Carter Panda Cate Wesley Caves Ronnie Chamberlin Richard Choate X N NC xbyy X P X Nm 1 -+- av Se ,Q I,-3.55:-s .A s .- ,- ii ,,,,, ' 1151! levi- ,X ' x so a t :west as was .K NI: X. 51 A YX QFFQX3 1 HAKXQ ' . at SWK X 5 X X X N xx K 5 X QQ X xx ai X X X XS tk lt x N NX X X is A KW Xe 5 x W '5:?5 X'7N'Q' fEE5I?tf?SKxli7.1 '9 Qh'?'9'f' :i'1Sll:1, . i my : l ife , xi ws 151:31 A , i Q N X S Ni X Q E is 5: ss 3 C W 25:5 :B WW ' X X Q., seg ga YA ix X 3 ay fsfff wg xx rx wx Q oasis s S X f ag gk Xilinx ' XN SSXXX X' XX 4 s N Y ti QF , X . 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Pamela Cochran johnny Conner Eunice Cook Margaret Cook Stephen Cooke Danny Counts Tressie Cooley Deborah Covert Dana Cozort Matthew Crain Lynn Crew Michael Crockett Mary Dale Milton Darden Lester Davison Norman Dean Brenda Dennis Richard Deramo Peggy Doll Victor Dorsch Wesley DuBuc Vickie Duke Randy Edison LouAnn Eklund Sherree Eldridge Sherry Esley Angela Finnell Phyllis Finney Anna Forehand Gary Franco john Garman Lorri Garrison jay Gault. Walter Gibson Clayton Giddens Phyllis Gipson Reba Glaze Kristie Gordon- Stephen Gosnell Mike Gosselin Eddie Gragg Sheilah Gregory Kerry Grisham Lowly Sophs Follow Crowd: Elect Officers Everyone wanted in on the game and the Sophomores weren't to be outdone - so they organized and elected officers, too. One of their big projects for the year was their class carnival. Officers were President Ricky Choate, Vice-President Gary Richardson, Secre- tary Rhoda Hardcastle, and Treasurer Susan Arnettg Mrs. jackie Monroe was the class sponsor. This Spring the class will advance in standing and have two more wonderful years to anticipate at Webster. Judy Gudgel Billy Guinn Gary Gutherie Cynthia Gwartney Nancy Hail Curtis Haley Rhoda Hardcastle Patricia Harness jerry Harmon Robert Harris Monroe Harrold l Rebecca Harry Richard Hastings Cheryl Hawkins Debbie Hays . Rebecca Hein Vickie Heller Linda Helton X New x Ns X :-' i ii,, ,,,t: f f .':' t,... i ,-:-' S 'F- sXN QEXX. t C Charles Henderson Loretta Henning Paul Henson Keith High Stephen Hill W Debra Hillhouse 1 ,st i s.:' V MQ .- a. Ns M Vickie Hlx it Wifi. is-t xx' , - : - ss- N A ,Q Ronnie Holloway . - Kevin Holmes lsfsx rs.: -48 Sstiswxts N- .Q-is we N X Ike Holt, J 1' - Helen Hoover Q . ., ll,. is , H ,QS s Sis gk t sw Ax A mix hs X t 'es- K ee'ee Christine Horsey , , it izzi 1 aby Warriors Anxiousl Plan School Days The last day of August, 1970, was a i dreary yet anxious one for members of the Class of 1973 as they entered the doors of Daniel Webster High School for their first contact with advanced study and the homework that goes along with it. Now, with a full year of theirtime at Webster behind them, this same group looks back at accomplishments and forward to two more wonderful years as maturing Warriors. C Attending classes and enjoying the privilege of learning are students in Mrs. Perkins' English class who are seen here receiving assistance from intern teacher Miss Faye Weaver, students inspecting bulletin board material in Mrs. Tibbs' room, and students of Mrs. Fielding's watching history films. t Roger Hudson john Hughes Donald Hushbeck Teresa Ingold Linda Izard Bobbyjaneway Darlene Jeffries Frankie johnson jimmy johnson johnjohnson Roger jolliff Brandenjones Donna jones joycejones Mikejones Charles Kennemer George Ketcher - Pamela Ketchum jack Kidd Gary Kilgore Sandra King Ron Knox Debbie Lee Debbie Leistra Cynthia Lewis Alta Lollie Susan Lowery Mike McCall Wanda McClary Charles McCully Stella McDonald john McFarland Mark McGuire Don McIntosh john McKinney Robin McLendon jimmy McMurtry Phillip Martin Scott Maslanka Deborah Mason Gary Massey Margaret Makey Brenda Medley jerry Meek Debra Miller Kathleen Miller Mark Miller Tonda Miller A es -sy X I S- N six xXXY X S x sas X X xextxsxx XX k X cc Na X X 4 Q X 3 XXSWSX xx sv QXXN QR Xxx X : yd Ks Q z .QSQK 'S X N t - i5f '5?Y ii' f ' S5 'lies'- Nss file tv' -'wif 5 :Ns axe s- rg ., ss,-.N is -ss c . , X C X X his X X t 0 as X vs X as X k X 1 X X was f at ss i X 2 X s X ,ye .. -x W X . . we st ' . ii 1 2 'f' Wx X ,..' - g.:,.:,q -:Et-: .... :s:s, .:. 55:-:.. R Q ,:,,.,,X ,Q f?s:f' ' ., z 7P'IfQ??i-is GX 5 ,. X XX X lg' , ff ,ih. y -s Q at i 62 yf iiii S , J ef f 3 Q -eg Myrtle Mitchell Billy Moore Harrold Monroe Michael Morgan Nancy Morgan Don Oliver George Parker Karen Parmley Ralf Patterson Deborah Perry Gail Peterson Ronnie Pieratt Teresa Philkoff Teresa Pickle Ricky Pitchford Harley Ponnequin Richard Porter Rhonda Potter Steve Pounds Roy Price A jean Probis Debbie Purdom Billy Qualls Janice Radebaugh William Radford Maryjayne Randolph Ken Reeves Kathie Rettke William Reynolds Peggy Rhoades Sheryll Rhodes Timothy Rice Billy Richards Gary Richardson Patsy Richardson Cheryl Ridenhour Will Rider Christie Robinson Linda Robinson Deborah Rogers Linda Ross Arthur Ryan jennifer Ryan Sharon Ryan Lela Sanders Linda Sanders Rebecca Scott Oliver Scott 'Music Among Sophs' Talents,' t Says Here ll- ,, . 13 l ' 1 r Among the many talents of the sopho- . more class this year was music. While some are pictured displaying their talents on various instruments, others are seen recuperating from another exciting band trip. These and other talented Sophomores will become the outstanding students of Webster in '72-'73. S 1 Sue Seaton Bruce Selby David Schmitt Ronald Schultz David Shaw Sherry Sherman Brooksyne Sherrell Kenneth Shirley Tony Simons Billy Simpson Mary Sissons Carolyn Slavens Rocky Slavens Dorene Smith . Elizabeth Smith Jeannie Smith joseph Smith Lisa Smith Louanne Smith Michael Smith Cheryl Snook Patricia Southerland joyce Spears i Rickey Spears Dernice Starr jimmy Steele joe Steinberg Calvin Stevens Ricky Stills Qwwgw . L Teresa Stowe Nxisksf 3 X MGS. 1-at., .. X t .f qw? X si . fwsvsyiifli 2551 X i Nt N N x ' Sat sv X S Donald Straley wx wx x v in X xx X s xx xx X Wk gt css cgcigwx Eg X T1 QSNx ox X N S X X Sys X sg me X w XX M Ss lar SXM N Nigi N NX W Q w g S X XX W waxy X A . X i, xx-V5 girgtgi, - fi: ' SSS- Q N ee- ser., - X Q NXX Mets S , A xxx A ' X K- , ax 6 We wc , , QSX ,z SIM X X ss M ' R50 ' E . -t do Q? X s wrsfmt. t 3. 5 'ts it ,Q Y exif, Sophomores Show Scooting, Spirit, Stamina tai ' Winning the Latin Club's Tri-Derby for Mrs. Per- kins' home room, cheering wildly at a football game, or trying to duck the photographer's camera while eating in the cafeteria can all be big events in the lives of Sophomores - as these pictures prove! We're proud of our little ones! Ronnie Straley Donna Surrell Lisa Sutterfield Paul Sweeney Daniel Taber Ron Taber Steven Taylor Pamela Teets james Thompson Regina Thompson Don Tiger Teresa Tolbert Linda Toothman Forrest Tucker Vicki Tyler Deborah Undernehr David Underwood joel Utley Linda Vann judy Vanzandt Loy Wadley Pamela Wakefield Robert Walker jack Ward Zelinda Warnock Leon Watson james Weems Wanda Weiesnbach Sandra West Glenn Weston Patricia Weston Paul Wheat Ricky Wicker Anthony Wilburn Mark Wilcox Debbie Wilhelm Rosemary Williams Sharilyn Williams Michael Willis Walter Willoughby Bob Winkle Richard Wise Marilyn Woods DeeAnn Woodson Ronald Woodward Thomas Wright Iris Wyrick jim Yates WSF Simi SPQFQX st s gs T kj ge 1 'rms ' L fa - X A 1 A Time for Change- 100 On February 11, 1971, the Class of '72 pre- sented their junior Class plays. The cast of The Slumber Party consisted of Kathi Goins, Vicky Caffey, Sherry Roberts, Suzette joyce, Mary Lee Forbes, Patty Sissons, Susan Holland, Steve Har- per, Anita Cooper, David Manley, Dale Barr, and Don Koch. Members of the cast of The Valiant were Gary Eldridge, David Blanke, Bruce Fowler, Aleta Bradbury, Truett Watts, and Billy Holler, Sheila Malone, jody Furnas, jan Lipe, Gary Finley, jimmy Walker, Randy Teague, Susan Oxford, Rusty Scrivner, and Debbie Murray made up the cast of Wholt That Knocking On M y Doon? ' - Votes for class sweetheart and Mr. Irresist- ible were held and winners were announced during the class assembly. Rusty Scrivner was elected Sweetheart and Mr. Irresistible was Mike Cox. Other activities held during junior week in- cluded the sale of candy, cookies, kisses, and as- sorted assembly entertainment which was pre- sented on the day of the class productions. - getting ready, enjoying, standing on the edge, realizing your time is coming soon, changing for the future . . . 72. ,. re james Abbott Michael Acosta Billye Angell johnny Arnold Daniel Ashlock Gary Baker Leslie Baker Ray Bales Opal Barnett l Raetta Barney Dale Barr Susan Bell Shirley Bellew Randy Benton David Bible jeffrey Biffle' David Bilby Eddie Billingsly Sandra Bishop Michael Blackburn David Blanke Donald Blevins Debra Bookout Kenneth Bookout Aleta Bradbury Paul Bradley Richard Bratt james Bridgett Jimmy Brown Vickey Brummett Nick Bruton Robert Burchfield Nelma Burris Sally Buscher Candace Bushyhead 101 102 Vickey Caffey C ra Campbell a h jo n Carr Gayla Casey Carol Casto Terri Caves Wade Cearley James Chaney D avid Childers Tommy Chism Terri Christiansen Pauline Chuculate Kay Clark Deborah Claypool Deborah Cline L eslie Cline Neil Cluck Linda Collier Melinda Colpitts Norma Cook ' Karen Cooke Rhonna Cookson Bobby Cooley Donna Cooley Anita Cooper Valerie Copening C andice Covert Michael Cox Regina Crawford Guy Cripps Rebecca Crow Diana Davis Randy Deason jo n Denham P h amela Dobbs Larry Doke Mary Dorsch Robert Douglas Ernestine Driscoll LaHonda DuBois Patricia Dunbar Stanley Dunn Vernon Dye Connie Eddington Gary Eldridge Charles Elliott Linda Ellis jimmy Eubanks Gary Finley Mary Forbes Bruce Fowler Sharon F raley Candace Fryhover Jody Furnas Edmund Gafford unior Class Predicts F antabulous Sr Year 104 Margaret Gantt Shirley Garrison Douglas George Billy Germany james Geyer Alfred Gibbs Callie Gibson Philip Gilliard jim Gladson Kathryn Goins Debra Gonzales Michael Gregory Rita Griffith Vickie Grippi Alvin Guess Paula Hale Denise Hammock Beckie Harper Gary Harper Steve Harper Anita Harrison Glenna Hartzell Thomas Heinritz Tom Henning Peggy Herber Terri Herriman Mark Hill Philip Holden Mary Holland Susan Holland Billy Holler Barbara Horton Charles Hughes Allen Hunt jamie Hunter Charles I-Iushbeck Deborah Hyde Peggy Hyde Ty Inman Regina Iverson Montyjackson Patriciajohnson Rogerjohnson Richard jones Sherriejones jerijoyce Susan Kasbaum David Ketchum Rodney Kilgore Cynthia King Leslie Kirkendall Dixie Kirkendoll Donald Koch LaVila Lawrence Cathey Layton Rebecca Linthicum jan Lipe Tony Little jimmy Lopez David Lowery Charles McCutchen Anita McDougal Beverly McGee Mina McKenzie Terry McNeill Ted Magsamen Sheila Malone Daniel Manley Toni Martin Terry Massey 105 106 Carolyn Matney Steven Maxey Linda Mays Clyde Miller Alice Mills Steven Morris Robert Moss Denette Mouser Deborah Murray jack Myers Mike Myers Mary Neighbors Carol Nelson Nita Nolan Thomas Norris Ernest N unley Deborah N unnery Richard Oglesby Eulema Oleo Rickey Orr Richard Ostrander Arthur Oxford - Susan Oxford Terri Parmley Stanley Pease Doris Ann ,Penn Doris jean Penn Lynn Perry Susan Perryman Debra Pettie Robert Phillips Michael Pierce Pamela Pippin Richard Presley Marvin Price Faith Prince Fred Probis Betty Queen Sandra Rahder Carl Rainbolt Stephen Ramsey Steven Randell jeanetta Ratliff Deann Reynolds Linda Richards Tommy Rider Danny Rike Susan Ritchie Donna Roberson Sherri Roberts Kirk Robinson Qoug Rodgers Tommy Rogers Patricia Roland Deborah Roley unior Walker Keeps Class of '72 on Run Headed by President jimmy Walker, this year's 4 jumor Class officers worked on numerous proj- 1 ects to serve the class. VP was Phil Gilliardg secretary jan Lipeg treasurer, Melinda Colpittsg and chaplain Gayla Casey. Mrs. Wright sponsored. 107 108 Gary Rongey Carolyn Ross Mairan Rupe Raymond Russell jean Schloss Susan Schmitt Gloria Schmorr Loraine Schultz David Schumacher Aaron Scott, jr. Horace Scott Nancy Scott Russanne Scrivner Frances Sherrell Gary Shipman Deanna Simmons james Simons Patty Sissons Gina Sourjohn joe Sowersby Nelda Stark Cynthia Steele Douglas Stephens Roberta Stewart Rocky Stratton Deborah Kay Brown To every thing there is a season, and a time for every purpose under the heaven A time to be born, and a time to die . . . and the spirit shall return unto God who gave lt. -Ecclesiastes Lois Stringfellow George Sudar Freda Taber Catherine Taylor Charles Taylor Judith Taylor Randy Teague Melva Tiger Gary Tolbert Quention Tolbert james Townsend Karla Turner Deborah Turpin Edgar Underhill james Ussery David Wade james Walker David Wall Truett Watts Linda Weems David Weygandt Donnie White Steven Whitehurst Pamela Whitlow john Williams Terence Williams jon Winans Neila Winters Rhonda Wofford Judy Wolf Mary Wood Bruce Woodson Ray Woodson Stephanie Yates Cathy Zimmerman A Time 0rFez1fewe!l- the last year, twelve very special years escaping slowly day by day, growing closer to each other as each day passes, mem- ories, looking forward and backward, won- dering where the time went... 71. 110 Arsenic and Old Lace presented by the Seniors on November 20, was a highlight of the year's activ- ities. Featured were Debbie Owen, Carol Brady, Paula Findt, Mark Choate, Roger Sharp, Stan Mc- Cray, David Price, Charles Curtis, Mike Pugh, Mike Ryan, Mikel Ketchum, Mike Mitzner, Danny Doke and jim Hardcastle. Becky Smith was Student Director and Mikel Ketchum, Stage Manager. Hudson Wilcox directed the thriller. l l l Marcia Abel james Acosta Billie Alexander Sherry Alexander Vicki Andrew Barbara Angell I David Ashby Gary Bailey Elaine Baker Brenda Bauer Susan Beaty Lloyd Bell to ddddd l Nedra Bell julane Berryhill Deborah Bevenue Vickie Bishop Richard Blackburn Mary Bolton 4 Thomas Bookout b Donna Bowers Carol Brady Jeffery Brame Glenda Branaman 1016611 Breeze l Glen Brewington Barbara Brown Valeria Brown Billy Burr Elizabeth Busbice Curtis Butler kr WY V 7 NYY A ,,,,,Y,7 , 7, ,, ,,,. . ,,,, ,,,,A..u... 111 112 David Butler Richard Bynum Linda Cannon Connie Carter William Caves Mark Choate Billy Christmas johnny Chrysler Carl Clark james Clark Dale Cluck Donnie Clyma Debbie Coble joe Colley Debbie Cook Roy Cox Rebecca Cozort Linda Crain james Criswell Linda Criswell Conni Crow Ginger Cunningham Charles Curtis Richard Dale i ' ,W l 1 Linda Daniels. Helen Darden jan Dassler Dwight Davison Bruce Dean Gayla Dean johnson, Parliamentarian Mark Choate, john Diffee Daniel Doke Barbara Dorsch William Douglas Loretta Dunn Carl Eklund Angela Elliott Sherry Fast LuLu Faulkner Steven Fields Paula Findt Houston Ford Sr. Cabinet Leads Triumphant Class of ' l Leading their class to its final days at Webster and through graduation exer- cises were the officers President Roger Sharp, Vice-President Carol Spurgin, Secretary joleen Breeze, Treasurer Pam Chaplain Roy Hayes, and Historian Debbie Owen. Mrs. Millie Bowman was class sponsor and Mr. Darwin Kirkman, their counselor. Noteworthy of this class was their unity of spirit and accomplishment during their years at Webster -- an achievement of which they can be proud. -Mmm S 113 114 Kenneth Foshee Daryl Fowler john Fulton Sheila Gabler john Gamble Ralph Garrison Vanessa George Patricia Gilliard Michael Goins Wanda Grippi Dorothy Gwartney Nancy Hackworth Dubbie Hail Harold Hair judy Hale Randall Hallford Jimmie Hardcastle Barbara HHl'm0rl 'Wonderful World of Willie' Wows Webster Come advertising day for the class play and the Seniors turn out in force to entertain QD and to view the skits. The class of 1971 was no exception and the remainder of the school enjoyed tagging along for the fun of the situation. Pic- tured are the Howling Banshees falias singersj, the Cow-Cow Boogie dancers, and some sort of skit that necessitated the presence of a real-live motorcycle right out there on the stage in front of Mr. Coffey and everybody! Deborah Harris Don Harris jane Harris Lloyd Harvey Roy Hayes Vicki Hayes .janet Heath Kenneth Helton Anne Henson Thomas Henson Gayla High Debra Hignire Cynthia Hogue Nancy Huffman Susan Hulsey Leslie Hunter jimmy Hutchings Kay johnson Pamela johnson Charles jones jonny jones Sherrie jones Nancy Keith Vicki Kemp Mike1KetChum Pauline King Peggy King Richard King Rickye Laughlin james Long 115 116 Teresa Long Steve Looney Gloria Lopez Orville Lugo Stanley McCray- Allene McHenry Gary McIntosh Stephen Matney Teresa Meech Michael Mitzner ,ICSSC Moore Sharon Moore Patsy Morgan Teresa Morgan Janna Morrison Stephen Morrison LeaAnn Oglesby Frank Oliver David Orr Debra Owen Karen Owens Nancy Owens Kathleen Parker johnny Patrick Amy Peterson Terry Phillips Michael Philpott Linda Ponder Marsha Porter Ronnie Potter Candace Pettie Daniel Presley David Price ' Patricia Price Kent Pugh Michael Pugh Charles Radebaugh Margaret Radford Wallace Ratliff jack Reeves Michelle Rhodes Patricia Rhyne Seniors Zonkjuniors in Powerpuff ame Well, by golly, if it's O.K. for the girls to l 'play football, it's .O.K. for the boys to serve as cheerleaders for-a-day, isn't it? It just about evens up the score -- but that's not how the game ended because the seniors whomped the juniors! s 117 118 acqueline Richardson Sharon Richardson - Debbie Riggs Sandra Ross Michael Rudisaile Michael Ryan Don Sanders Sharon Scott Linda Scruggs Robert Scruggs Michael Semler Michael Shackle I Roger Sharp Melba Shatswell William Shepard Lyle Simmons Donna Sites Carol Sitter Sandra Skyles john Slavens john Smelcer Freddy Smith Rebecca Smith Vicki Smith Lukie Soard Loretta Spears Carol Spurgin Patricia Steele Dean Stephens Roger Stephens Curtis Stewart,jr. Charlene Strate Priscilla Suess Alex Surrell Steven Surrell Linda Tackett Carolyn Talley jamie Tate Seniors Display Brawn, Brains, Barbarians When it comes to deep study, when it comes to brawn, and when it comes to just plain horsing around, the Class of 1971 really has it! Who can feature the con- centration of Melba Shatswell, the brute force of Frank johnson, jimmy Roland, Rodney Ross, Mark Trotter, Corky I-Iayes, Dan Presley, Charles Curtis, john Diffee, jim Hardcastle, james Acosta, Ricky Willis and Billy Christmas, and the monkey-shines of Becky Smith and Stan McCray all in one graduating class? Oh, well, so ir is! And so we shall always remember them. . .? 119 120 , ,, , f- Edward Taylor Ricky Taylor Linda Teets Daniel Thompson Marilyn Tiger Mark Trotter Joyce Tucker Darlene Undernehr Vicki Valentine Ricky Vann Johnnie Wade judy Wade Sandra Walker Irene Walkingstick Katharine Wayland Alfred Weir jackqulyn West Susan Westbrook Frances White Chata Williams james Williams Alton Willis Kenneth Willis Ricky Willis Stanley Wilson Bruce Wisley Shonna Wofford Kathy Woods Susan Wyre john Young A Time to Remember- football games, the sound ofthe drums being carried on the wind exchanging pictures, burned tongues on Saturday morning from too hot pizza on Friday nights, dates, rehearsals, senior class play, assemblies, dances, basketball games, our favorite cheer, meetings, parties, wrestling matches, practices, prohibited snowball fights between the annex and the building, pep rallies, work-outs, nominating friends for Girl and Boy ofthe Month, Miss Daniel Webster, Warrior Chief Senior Favorites, attendants, braues, baseball games, tournaments, bus trips, blue and white, classes, meeting friends at lockers, the prom, banquet, more rehearsals, farewell assembly, Vespers, graduation aniel Webster High School I 9 0-1971 122 ABBOTT, JAMES, 11: DECA. 101 ABEL, MARCIA, 12: 111 ACOSTA, MICHAEL, 11: Letterman, Track. 40,101 ACOSTA, JAMES, 11: Class cabinet, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Letterman, Football, Baseball. 38,40,46,68,98,11w1 ADMINISTRATION: 78,79,81 ALEXANDER, BILLIE, 12: 111 ALEXANDER, GAY, 10: 91 ALEXANDER, KAY, 10: 91 ALEXANDER, SHERRY, 12: Class cabinet. 111 ALLEN, ANITA, 10: Pep club, FBLA. 38,91 ALLEN, BILL, Athletic Dir. 65,70,71,82 ALLEN, RICKY, 10: Pep Club. 38,91 ALMY, SHARON, 10: Pep Club. 38,91 ANDREW, VICK1, 12: Class cabinet, Pep Club, DECA. 38,1 1 1 ANGELL, BARBARA, 12: Pep Club, Health Ca- reers club. 38,111 ANGELL, BILLYE, 11: Pep Club, Spanish Club. 38, 101 ARNETT, DONALD, 12: Chorus, Chess club VP, Speech play. 25 ARNETT, SUSAN, 10: SC Rep., Soph. Treas., Pep club, FBLA, Health Careers club. 38,91,93 ARNOLDHIOHNNY, 11: 101 ART DEPARTMENT: 20,83 ASHBY, DAVID, 12: 111 ASHLOCK, DANIEL, 11: 18,101 ASSEMBLIES: 41,89 ATHLETIC AWARDS: Supplement ATTEBURY, SHEILA, 10: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Pep Club. 23,24,38,91,98 AUDIO-VISUAL: 86 AUSTIN, ROLAND, 10: 68,91 AUTRY, TERRI, 10: Warriorettes, Pep Club, Spanish club, FBLA. 23,24,30,38,91 AVTC: 19 AXLEY, ALAN: History. 68,82 BAILEY, GARY, 12: 111 BAKER, CHARLOTTE, Science. 82 BAKER, GARY, 11: VICA. 101 BAKER, LESLIE, 11: 101 BAKER, NEVA, 10: FBLA. 91 BAKER, ELAINE, 12: Girls' Glee club, Powder Puff football. 25,1 1 1,1 17 BALES, MEL, 11: 68,101 BALLARD, DEBORAH, 12: 17 BAND, CONCERT: 24 BAND, MARCHING: 23,24,27,82,97 BAND, STAGE: 24 BAND QUEEN 8: ATTENDANTS: 44,45,56,57 BARNES, ALLEN, 10: 91 BARNES, ELLEN, 10: 91 BARNETT, OPAL, 11: 101 BARNETT, RAYMOND, 11: Chorus. 25 BARNEY, BILLY, 10: 91 BARNEY, RAETTA, 11: DECA Chaplain, Health Careers club. 101 BARR, DALE, Ilzjr. play. 101 BARR, DARRELL, 10: 68,91 BASEBALL: Supplement BASKETBALL: 7O,71,72,73 BASS, LORNA, 10: Marching Band, Pep club. 23,38,91 ' BATTENFIELD, CAROLYN, 10: SC Rep. 91 BATTLES, KAREN, 10: 91 BAUER, BRENDA, 12: 111 BEATY, SUSAN, 12: FBLA. 32,111 BELL, -JOHN, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club. 38, 83,91 BELL, SUSAN, 11: Class cabinet. 27,101 BELL, LLOYD, 12: 2,79,1l1 BELL, NEDRA, 12: Chanters, Pep club. 25,38,1 11 BELLEW, SHIRLEY, 11: Pep club, Powder Puff football. 18,38,101 BENJAMIN, BONNIE, 10: Pep club, Spanish club. 38 BENNETT, KAREN, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club. 38,91 ' BENTON, RANDY, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band. 23,241,101 BERCHER, REBECCA, 10: Chess club Sec., Pep club, Speech play. 38,91,94 BERLIN, EULA: Secretary. 79 BERRYHILLJULANE, 12: 19,111 BEVENUE, BILLY, 12: DECA BEVENUE, DEBORAH, 12: Health Careers club, Queen Caduceus. 42,11 1 BEVENUE, PHYLLIS, 10: SC Rep., Health Ca- reers club. 91 ' BIBLE, DAVID, 11: DECA, 101 BIFFLE, JEFFREY, 11: Class cabinet, Pep club. 38,68,101 BILBY, DAVID, 11: Wrestling. 68,76,101 BILBY, STEVE,10: 91 BILLINGSLY, EDDIE, 11: Pep club. 20,38,68,101 BINGHAM, GAYLE, 10: SC Rep., Health Careers club. 91 BIRD, LEISA, 10: 91 BISHOP, MARY BETH, 10: Chorus, Pep club, Health Careers club. 23,25,38,91 BISHOP, SANDRA, 11: Pep club. 18,38,101 BISHOP, VICKIE, 12: FBLA, Pep club. 38,111 BLACK, HOWARD: Machine Shop. 68,82 BLACKBURN, MICHAEL, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band. 23,24,101 BLACKBURN, RICHARD, 12: Marching Band, Concert Band. 23,24,111 BLAKLEY, RONNIE, 10: 91 BLANKE, DAVID, 11: NHS, Class cabinet, jr. play, Pep club. 38,59,83,100,101 BLEVINS, DONALD, 11: Speech play, DECA. 101 BLYTHE, RETHA: Library. 14,82 BOARD OE EDUCATION: 80 BOCK, ELIZABETH, 10: Chorus, Health Ca- reers club. 25,91 BOLTON, MARY, 12: 111 BOOKOUT, DEBRA, 11: Speech play, DECA Sweetheart. 33,101 BOOKOUT, KENNETH, 11: Class cabinet. 101 BOOKOUT, THOMAS, 12: Pep club, Letterman, Swimming. 38,40,77,111 BOWERS, DONNA, 12: Powder Puff football. 111 BOWMAN, MILLIE: Girls' PE. 82 BOY AND GIRL OF MONTH: 58,59,60, Supplement BOY AND GIRL OF YEAR: Supplement BOYS' AND GIRLS' STATE: 43 BRADBURY, ALETA,11: jr. Band Queen Att., NHS, Marching Band, Concert Band, jr. Play, Speech play, Pep club, Latin club. 23,24,38,44,45, 54,55,56,57,83,100,101 BRADY, CAROL, 12: SC Rep., NHS, Chorus, Sr. play, Latin club Sec., Drama club Pres. 25, 29,43,54,55,110,111 BRADLEY, PAUL, 11: Pep club, FCA: 38,68,101 BRAME, JEFFERY, 12: Warrior staff. 5,111 BRANAMAN, GLENDA, 12: Majorette, Pep club, FBLA. 23,38,111 BRATT, RICHARD, 11: 101 BREEZE, JOLEEN, 12: Sr. Queen Att., SC Rep., NHS, Sr. Sec., Pep club, FBLA, Powder Puff football. 38,44,46,49,53,54,55,1l1,113,114 BREWINGTON, GLEN, 12: NHS. 54,111 BRIDGETTJAMES, 11: 101 BRIGHT, MICHAEL, 10: 91 BROCK, VICKIE, 10: 91 BROOKS, DAVID, 10: 91 BROUGHTONJAMES: Wood Shop. 82 BROWN, BARBARA, 12: HSRC VP, Speech play. 11 1 BROWN, DEBORAH, 11: 108 BROWNJIMMY, 11: 101 , BROWN, MAUREEN, 10: Pep club. 38,91 BROWN, RONDA, 10: Marching Band, Chorus. 23,91 BROWN, VALERIA, 12: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Chanters, 23,24,25,111 BROWNING, DAVID, 10: Speech play. 91 BROWNING, SIDNEY: Typing. 82 BRUMMETT, VICKEY, 11: Pep club, Spanish club. 38,39,101 BRUTON, NICK, 11: DECA. 101 BUNDY, DENVER, 10: Football. 68,91 BUNTIN, LINDA, 10: 91 BURCHFIELD, ROBERT, 11: Pep club. 38,55,101 BURDICK,jERRY: Band. 24,82 BURR, BILLY, 12: 111 BURRIS, LARRY, 10: 91 BURRIS, NEIMA, 11: 83,101 BUSBICE, ELIZABETH, 12: Powder Puff foot- ball. 111,117 BUSBICE, LINDA, 10: 91 BUSBY, DONNA, 10: 91 BUSCHER, SALLY, 11: Pep club Treas., Latin club. 37,38,101 BUSHYHEAD, CANDACE, 11: jr. Queen Att., Class cabinet, Pep club, FBLA. 38,44,46,49,53 89,101,103 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT: 18 BUTLER, CURTIS, 12: Class cabinet. 111 BUTLER, DAVID, 12: 112 BYNUM, RICHARD, 12: 112 CALMUS, PAULA, 10: SC Rep., Pep club. 27, 34,38,91 CALVERTJANET, 10: Pep club. 38,91 CAMP, DeLAINE, 10: Soph. Queen Att., Pep club, Latin club. 38,44,46,49,53,91 CAMPBELL, BILL, 10: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Organist. 23,24,91,97 CAMPBELL, CARLA, 11: Girls' Glee club. 25,102 CAMPUS LIFE: 41 CANADY, MARJORIE: Counselor. 78,81 CANNONJOHN, 10: 91,94 CANNON, LINDA, 12: Chorus. 25,112 CANTRELL, PATTIE, 10: Class cabinet, March- ing Band, Concert Band, Pep club. 23,24,38,90,91, 97 CARR,-IOHN, 11: 102 CARTER, CONNIE, 12: Pep club. 38,112 CARTER, TERRY, 11: VICA Pres. CARTER, TONI, 10: 91 V CASEY, GAYLA, 11: jr. class Chaplain, Class cabinet, Pep club VP, jr. play Stu. Dir., FBLA, Powder Puff football. 27,34,37,38,102 CASTO, CAROL, 11: 102 CATE, PANDA, 10: 91 CAVES, TERRI, 11: SC Rep., Health Careers club Treas., State Health Careers Treas., FBLA Sec., Drama club Sec-Treas., Pep club, Latin Club Powder Puff football. 38,102 CAVES, WESLEY, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club, Letterman, Wrestling. 38,40,68,76,91 CAVES, WILLIAM, 12: 34,112 CEARLEY, WADE, 11: DECA. 102 CHAMBERLIN, RONNIE, 10: 91 CHANEYJAMES, 11: 102 CHANTERS: 25 CHEERLEADERS: 6,17,36,37,38,46,70 CHILDERS, DAVID, 11: Pep club, Latin club. 38,102 CHISM, TOMMY, 11: Basketball. 73,102 CHOATE, MARK, 12: Sr. Parliamentarian, Boy of Month, Boy's State, Sr. play, Sr. Favorite, Pep club, FCA, Letterman, Baseball. 38,43,45,58, 63,110,112,113,117 CHOATE, LOUISE: Clerk. 79 CHOATE, RICHARD, 10: Soph. Pres., Pep club, Basketball. 38,68,73,91,93 CHORUS: 25 CHRISTIANSEN, TERRI, 11: Pep club. 38,102 CHRISTMAS, BILLY, 12: Warrior Chief XXVI, Who's Who, FCA, Letterman, Football, Basketball. 44,50,53,61,68,71,73,98,112 CHRYSLI-3R,JOHNNY, 12: 112 CHRYSLER, JULIE, 10: Girls' Glee club. 25,92 CHUCULATE, PAULINE, 11: Pep club. 38,102 CLARK, ANDY, 12: 112 CLARK, JAMES, 12: Class cabinet, VICA VP, Chanters. 25,112 CLARK,JIM, 10: 92 CLARK, KAY, 11: 102 CLAYPOOL, DEBORAH, 11: Health Careers club, Powder Puff football. 102 CLAYTON, BILLY: Math. 82 CLAYTON, TERRIE, 12: FBLA CLEMENTS, LARRY, 10: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra. 23,24,92,97 CLEMMER, DAVID, 10: 92 CLERKS: 86 CLINE, DALLAS, 12: DECA. 20 CLINE, DEBORAH, 11: Girls' Glee club. 25,102 CLINE, LESLIE, 11: SC Rep., DECA Pres. 102 CLUBB, ELIZABETH, 10: Chorus, Pep club, FBLA, Health Careers club. 25,38,92 CLUCK, DALE, 12: FBLA. 84,112,117 CLUCK, NEIL, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Letterman, Cross-Country, Track. 23,24,102 CLYMA, DONNIE, 12: Letterman, Baseball. 46, 112 COBLE, DEBBIE, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 25,112 COCHRAN, PAMELA, 10: Pep club, Chorus. 25, 33,92 COFFEY, ED: Principal. 7,28,79,81 COLLEY,JOE, 12: Pep club. 15,38,112 COLPITTS, MELINDA, 11: SC Rep., Jr. Treas., Jr. play Stu. Dir., Pep club. 26,29,38,102 CONNER,JOI'INNY, 10: 92 COOK, DEBBIE, 12: Girls' Glee club, Pep club. 25,38,1 12 COOK, LANEL, 10: 92 COOK, MARGARET, 10: Soph. Queen Att., Cheer- leader, Class cabinet, FBLA. 6,36,37,44,46,49,53, 70,92 COOK, NORMA, 11: 102 COOKE, KAREN, 11: Pep Club. 22,38 COOKE, STEPHEN, 10: Class cabinet, Letter- man, Swimming. 40,68,77,92 COOKS AND CAFETERIA: 87 COOKSON, RHONNA, 11: 102 COOLEY, BOBBY, 11: 102 COOLEY, DONNA, 11: Class cabinet, Powder Puff football. 102 COOPER, ANITA, 11: NHS, chorus, jf. play, Latin club, Pep club, Potpourri. 25,38,54,83,102 COOPER, TRESSIE, 10: 92 COPENING, VALERIE, 11: 102 COUNTS, DANNY, 10: 92 COVERT, CANDICE, 11: SC Rep., Pep club, FBLA, Powder Puff football. 38,102 COVERT, DEBORAH, 10: Pep club, Spanish club. 38,92 COX, MICHAEL, 11, Mr. Irresistible, Pep club, Latin club, FCA, Letterman, Football, Track. 38,40,66,68,100,102 COX, ROY, 12: 34,112 COZORT, DANA, 10: Pep club, Wrestling. 38, 68,76,92 COZORT, REBECCA, 12: SC Rep., Class cab- inet, Warriorette Sec., HSRC Pres., Pep club, Powder Puff football. 23,30,38,112 CRAIN, LINDA, 12: 17,112 CRAIN, MATTHEW, 10: Soph. Brave, SC Rep., Chanters, Pep club, Potpourri, FCA, Letterman, Cross-Country. 25,38,40,44,51,53,92 CRAWFORD, REGINA, 11: 102 CREW, LYNN, 10: Pep club. 38,92 CRIPPS, GUY, 11: 35,102 CRISWELL, LINDA, 12: FHA, Pep club, Health Careers club. 38,112 CRISWELL, JAMES, 12: NHS, Pep club, FBLA. 32,38,54,55,112 CROCKETT, MICHAEL, 10: 92 CROSS--COUNTRY: 69 CROW, CONNI, 12: NHS, Girl of Month, State Health Careers Pres. 16,42,54,60,1 12 CROW, REBECCA, 11: Class cabinet, Powder Puff football. 102 CUE, JEANNIE, 11: Class cabinet, Spanish club. CUNNINGHAM, GINGER, 12: FBLA. 112 CURRIEO, ELISE: Foods. 82 CURRINGTON, ROBERT: Math. 17,82 CURTIS, CHARLES, 12: Boy of Month, Sr. play, Mr. Valentine, FCA, Letterman, Football. 40,60, 68,98,l 12 CUSTODIANS: 87 DALE, MARY, 10: 92 DALE, RICHARD, 12: DECA. 112 DANIELS, LINDA, 12: 112 DARDEN, HELEN, 12: 112 DARDEN, MILTON, 10: 92 DASSLER, JAN, 12: Miss DW Finalist, NHS, Cheerleader, Class cabinet, Girl of Month, Sr. Favorite, Miss Valentine, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 6,36,37,38,54,58,63,70,89,112,114 DAVIDSON, ARDELLA: Clerk. 79 DAVIS, DIANA, 11: Speech Play. 102 DAVIS, KAYE: Business Dept. 83,84 DAVIS, MOITA D.: English. 14,83,119 DAVISON, DWIGHT, 12: SC VP, Chorus. 25,27, 28,29,46,112 DAVISON, LESTER, 10: Pep club, Basketball. 38,73,92 DEAN, BRUCE, 12: 112 DEAN, GAYLA, 12: NHS, Spanish club Historian- Reporter, FTA VP, Chanters, Chorus, Pep Club. 25,35,38,39,54,88,112,114 DEAN, RANDY, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra. 23,24,73,92 DEASON, RANDY, 11: 66,102 D.E.C.A.: 33 DENHAM,JOHN, 11: 102 DENNIS, BRENDA, 10: Potpourri. 92 DENTIS, GLORIA, 12: Girls' Glee club. 25 DERAMO, RICHARD, 10: 92 DICKERSON, CHARLES: Vocal Music. 25,82,83 DIFFEE,JOHN, 12: Letterman, Football. 68,98,113 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: 22 DOBBS, PAMELA, 11: NHS, Class cabinet, Chant- ers, Spanish club. 25,54,102 DOKE, LARRY, 11: 26,34,103 DOKE, DANIEL, 12: Sr. play, Letterman, Base- ball. 113,117 DOLL, PEGGY, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Club. 23,24,38,90,92,97 DORSCH, BARBARA, 12: Class cabinet, Sr. Fa- vorite, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 38,62,113, 114,117 DORSCH, MARY, 11: Cheerleader. 6,36,37,70,103 DORSCH, VICTOR, 10: Pep club, Football. 38, 68,92 DOUGLAS, ROBERT, 11: Chanters. 25,103 DOUGLAS, WILLIAM, 12: 113 DRISCOLL, ERNESTINE, 11: 103 DRUM MAJOR: 23,57 DuBOIS, LaHONDA, 11: Powder Puff football. 103 DUBUC, WESLEY,'10: 92 DUKE, VICKIE, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band. 23,24,92,97 DUNBAR, PAMELA, 11: NHS. 54,103 DUNN, LORETTA, 12: 113 DUNN, STANLEY, 11: 103 DYE, VERNON, 11: Speech play, Pep club. 38,103 EDDINGTON, CONNIE, 11: 103 EDISON, RANDY, 10: 92 EDWARDS, DALE: Counselor. 78,81 EKLUND, ROBERT, 12: 113 EKLUND, LOU ANN, 10: SC Rep. Marching Band. 23 ELDRIDGE, GARY, 11: Class cabinet, Jr. play, Letterman, Swimming. 40,77,100,103 ELDRIDGE, Sl-IERREE, 10: Pep club. 38,92 ELLIOTT, LUTHER: Special Ed. 83 ELLIOTT, ANGELA, 12: 113 ELLIOTT, CHARLES, 11: Class cabinet. 103 ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH: Clerk. 79 ELLIS, LINDA, 11: FHA VP, Pep club. 38,103 ESLEY, SHERRY, 10: Speech play. 92 ESMOND, RICHARD, 12: Letterman, Track. 40 EVANS, CHARLES, 12: VICA FACULTY: 82,83,84,85 FARNER, SanFORD, 12: Chorus. 25 FAST, SHERRY, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 25,113 FAULKNER, LuLu, 12: Powder Puff football. 113 FAVOR, DON. Phys. Ed. 68,83 F.B.L.A.2 32 F.C.A.: 40 F.I-LA.: 32 FIELDING,JOANNE: History. 83,84 FIELDS, STEVEN, 12: 113 FINDT, PAULA, 12: NHS Sec., Marching Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Chanters, Sr. play, Speech play, Pep club, Spanish club, Powder Puff football. 23,24,25,35,38,45,54,55,89,113 FINLEY, GARY, 11: SC Treas., NHS, Jr. play, Speech play, Pep club, Latin club, FCA, Letterman, Swimming. 27,28,29,38,40,46,54,55,77,103 FINNELL, ANGELA, 10: Warriorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,92 FINZIEY, PHYLLIS, 10: Pep club, FBLA. 26, 3 ,38 FOOTBALL: 66,67,68,119 FORBES, MARY LEE, 11: jf. play. 100,103 FORD, HOUSTON, 12: Letterman, Track. 46,113 FORD, SANDRA: Business Dept. 83 FOREHAND, ANNA, 10: Class cabinet. 92 FOSHEE, KENNETH, 12: 114 FOWLER, BRUCE, 11: sc Rep., jf. play, Pep club, Latin club, FCA, Letterman, Football, Wrestling, Baseball. 38,40,68,76,100,103 FOWLER, DARYL, 12: Pep club, Letterman, Cross- Country, Track. 38,40,46,64,114 Aw, come on, Stan, let's shorten it just a few inches to get Mr. Edwards off your back - or would you rather be a Senior again next year? 123 124 FOX,JAMY: English. 83 FRALEY, SHARON, 10: 103 FRANCO, GARY, 10: SC Rep., Class cabinet, Pep club. 68,92 FRYHOVER, CANDACE, 11: 103 F.T.A.: 39 FULLER, MARY: School Bank. 78 FULTON, JOHN, 12: SC Rep., Chorus. 25,114 FURNAS, JODY, 11: Jr. play, Speech play Stu. Dir., Pep club. 38,103 GABLER, SHEILA, 12: Girls' Glee club, Pep club. 25,38,1 14 GAMBLE,JOHN,12: 114 GANTT, MARGARET, 11: Marching Band, Or- chestra, Chorus, Pep Club. 23,24,25,34,38,104 GARMAN, JOHN, 10: Pep club, Letterman, Wrest- ling. 38,40,75,76,92 GARRISON, DENISE, 10: Speech play. 92 GARRISON, DWAIN, 12: Speech play. 114 GARRISON, SHIRLEY, 11: Class cabinet, Span- ish club, Powder Puff football. 39,104 GAULT,JAY, 10: 12,92 GEORGE, DOUGLAS, 11: 68,104 GEORGE, VANESSA, 12: Pep Club. 38,114 GERMANY, BILLY, 11: 104 GEYER,JAMES, 11: VICA Chaplain, 104 GIBBS, LANNY, 11: Pep club, FCA, Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 38,39,40,68,76,104 GIBSON, CALLIE, 11: 104 GIBSON, MARK: Drivers' Training. 64,83 GIBSON, WALTER, 10: 92 GIDDENS, CLAYTON, 10: Chorus, Potpourri. 25,31,92 GILLIARD, PATRICIA, 12: Miss Daniel Web- ster XXXIII, SC Rep., NHS, Cheerleader, Who's Who, Sr. Favorite, Pep club, Spanish club, Powder Puff football. 3,6,26,35,36,37,38,44,45,46,47,48, 52,53,54,55,61,63,70,1l4 GILLIARD, PHILLIP, 11: Jr. VP, Football. 68, 76,94,104 GIPSON, PHYLLIS, 10: 92 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB: 25 GLADSON, JIM, 11: Letterman, Swimming. 77, 104 GLAZE, REBA, 10: 92 GOINS, KATHRYN, 11: SC Rep., Jr. play, Pep club, Health Careers club, Powder Puff football. 38,100,104 GOINS, MICHAEL, 12: Chorus. 25,114 GOLF: Supplement GONZALES, DEBRA, ll: 104 GORDON, KRISTIE, 10: SC Rep., Chorus, Pep club. 25,38,92 GOSNELL, STEPHEN, 10: Chanters, Chorus. 25,92 GOSSELIN, Mike: 10: 92 GRAGG, EDDIE, 10: 92 GREENHILL, BRENDA, 11: Powder Puff football GREGORY, MICHAEL, 11: Pep club. 38,104 GREGORY, SHEILAH, 10: Marching band. 23,92 GRIFFITH, RITA, 11: 104 GRIPPI, VICKIE, 11: NHS, Pep club. 38,54,104 GRIPPI, WANDA, 12: NHS, Pep club. 38,54,114 GRISHAM, KERRY, 10: 92 GUESS, ALVIN, 11: VICA, Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 40,68,76,104 GUDGEL,JUDY, 10: Class cabinet. 93 GUINN BILLY, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club. 38 68,93 GUTHERIE, GARY, 10: 93 GWARTNEY, CYNTHIA, 10: 93 GWARTNEY, KAY, 12: 114 HACKWORTH, NANCY, 12: NHS, Warrior Edi- tor, Pep club, Spanish club, Potpourri, Speech play costume mistress. 5,35,38,54,55,l14 HAIL, DUBBIE, 12: Girls' Glee club, Pep club. 25,38,114 HAIL, NANCY, 10: SC Rep., Class cabinet, War- riorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,93 HAIR, HAROLD, 12: Band Pres., Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Health Careers Pres. 23, 24,-42,114 HALE, JUDY, 12: NSH, Band Queen Sr. Att., Warrior staff, Class cabinet, Marching Band, Con- Band, Orchestra, Pep club, Latin club, Powder Puff football. 4,23,24,38,54,55,56,57,1 14,1 17 HALE, PAULA, 11: NHS, Chanters Reporter, Pep club, FBLA, Latin club. 25,38,54,104 HALEY, CURTIS, 10: 68,93 HALLFORD, RANDALL, 12: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Stage Band. 23,24,114 HAMMOCK, DENISE, 11: Chanters Sec-Treas., Powder Puff football. 25,104 HAMMOCK, WILEY: Distributive Ed. 83 HARDCASTLE, JIMMIE, 12: SC Pres., Boy of Month, Who's Who, Sr. Favorite, Sr. play, Speech play, FBLA VP, Letterman, Football. 2,10,27,28, 29,32,40,46,60,61,63,64,68,69,88,98,107,114 HARDCASTLE, RHODA, 10: Soph Sec., Chorus, Pep club. 25,38,90,93 HARMON, BARBARA, 12: SC Parliamentarian, Who's Who, Warriorette Pres. Orchestra, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 23,24,27,28,30,31,38, 46,61,114 HARMON, DONNIE, 11: Football. 68,77 HARMON.,IERRY. 10: 93 HARNESS, PATRICIA, 10: 93 HARPER, BECKIE, 11: Chanters, Powder Puff football. 25,104 HARPER, GARY, -11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band. 23,24,104 HARPER, STEVE, 11: Band Chaplain, Class cab- inet, Concert Band, Jr. play, Pep club. 23,24,38, 104 HARRIS, DEBORAH, 12: 115 HARRIS, DONALD, 12: FCA, Letterman, Bas- ketball. 34,40,46,70,71,73,115 HARRIS, JANE, 12: SC Chaplain, NHS VP, War- rior staff, Class cabinet, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 5,15,23,24, 26,27,28,38,45,46,54,55,114,115 HARRIS, ROBERT, 10: Pep club, Football, Bas- ketball. 38,68,73,93 HARRISON, ANITA, 11: DECA. 104 HARROLD, MONROE, 10: 93 HARRY, REBECCA, 10: Stage Band, Girls' Glee club. 24,25,93 HARTZELL, GLENNA, 11: FBLA Parliamentarian, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 32,38,104 HART, GENE: Business Dept. 64,83 HARVEY, LLOYD, 12: Speech play, Pep club. 38,115 HASTINGS, RICHARD, 10: 93 HAWKINS, CHERYL, 10: 93 HAYES, BOB G.: English. 83 HAYES, ROY, 12: SC Rep. Sr. Chaplain, Boy of Month, Boys' State, Chess club Pres., Pep club, FBLA, Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 26,32,34, 38,40,43,46,55,59,68,76,98,113,115 HAYES, VICKI, 12: DECA. 22,115 HAYS, DEBBIE, 10: 93 HEATH, JANET, 12: Miss Daniel Webster fi- nalist, NHS, SC Rep., Head Cheerleader, Girl of Month, Who's Who, Pep club, Health Careers club, Powder Puff football. 6,36,37,38,54,58, 61,64,70,115 HEIN, REBECCA, 10: Orchestra, Spanish club. HEINRITZ, THOMAS, 11: Pep Club. 38,104 HELLER, VICKIE, 10: Warriorettes. 23,24,3o,93 HELTON, KENNETH, 12: SC Rep., Latin Club Pres., Orchestra, Stage Band, Chanters, Chorus. 24,25,34,115 HELTON, LINDA, 10: Pep club. 38,93 HENDERSON, CHARLES, 10: Orchestra. 24,94 HENNING, LORETTA, 10: Speech play, Chess Club. 94 HENNING, TOM, 11: 104 HENSON, ANNE, 12: Chanters, Speech play, Pow- der Puff football. 25,88,115 4. - HENSON, PAUL, 10: 94 HENSON, THOMAS, 12: Marching Band, Or- chestra, Stage Band, Chanters. 23,24,25,46,77,115 HERBER, PEGGY, 11: 104 HERRIMAN, TERR1, 11: FHA Treas. 32,104 HIGH, GAYLA, 12: NHS, Health Careers Sec., FHA Sec. 32,42,54,1 15 HIGH, KEITH, 10: 94 HIGNITE, DEBRA, 12: DECA Historian, Pot- pourri. 33,115 HILL, MARK, 11: Pep club, FCA, Letterman, Football, Swimming. 38,40,68,77,104 HILL, STEPHEN, 10: Speech play, Pep club, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 38,68,76,94,98 HILLHOUSE, DEBRA, 10: Chorus. 25,94 HISTORY DEPARTMENT: 84 HIX, VICKIE, 10: Pep club. 38,94 HOGUE, CYNTHIA, 12: NHS, Speech play, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 10,38,54,1 14,1 15 HOLDEN, PHILIP, 11: VICA. 104 HOLLAND, SUSAN, 11: SC Repf, NHS, Band, Treas., Class cabinet, Concert Band, Orchestra, Powder Puff football. 23,24,54,103,104 HOLLAND, RENEE, 11: SC Rep., NHS. Band Historian, Concert Band, Orchestra, Jr. play, Pep Club. FBLA. 23,24,38,54,55,l04 HOLLER, BILLY, 11: Jr. Play, Basketball. 73,104 HOLLINGSWORTH, RAY, 11: Swimming. 77 HOLLOWAY, RONNIE, 10: 94 HOLMES, KEVIN, 10: Pep club, Latin Club. 38,94 HOLT, IKE, 10: 94 HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT: 22 HOOVER, HELEN, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club. 38,94 HOPKINS, CARL, 11: VICA Sec. HORSEY, CHRISTINE, 10: Pep club, Spanish club. 38,94 HORTON, BARBARA, 11: 104 HOWARD, HARVEY, 12: Chanters. 25 HOWARD, LaVERNE: Homemaking. 39,84 HOWARD, SYLVENIA, 12: FBLA. 32 HUDSON, ROGER, 10g Pep club, Football. 38, . 68,95 HUFFMAN, NANCY, 12: FBLA Treas. Girls' Glee club, FHA, Pep club. 25,32,38,115 HUGHES, DAVID, 11: 104 HUGHES,JOHN, 10: Pep club. 38,95 HULSEY, SUSAN, 12: Pep Club, FBLA. 13,38,115 HUNT, ALLEN, 11: 104 HUNTER,JAMIE, 11: 104 HUNTER, LESLIE, 12: SC Rep., DECA Parlia- mentarian. 19,115 HUSHBECK, CHARLES, 11: Pep club, Football. 38,68,105 HUSHBECK, DONALD, 10: Football, Basketball. , 68,73,95 HUTCHINGS,JIMMY, 12: 16,115 HYDE, DEBORAH, 11: Warriorettes, Chanters, Pep Club, FBLA. 23,24,25,30,38,105 Miss Mildred K. West, newly employed teacher for Foods, Clothing, and Home Living for the second semester of the current school year. HYDE, PEGGY, 11: Jr. Queen Att., SC Rep., Jr..play Stu. Dir., Pep club, Latin club, Powder Puff football. 29,38,44,46,49,53,105 INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT: 21 INGRAM, BELINDA, 11: Chorus. 25 INMAN, TY, 11: 105 IVERSON, REGINA, 11: 105 IVERSON, ROBERT, 12: Who's Who, Sr. Favor- ite, Potpourri, Letterman, Basketball, Track. 40, 61,62,70,71,73 IZARD, LINDA, 10: Pep club. 38,95 JACKSON, MONTY, 11: Letterman, Wrest- ling. 40,76,105 JEFFRIES, DARLENE, 10: SC Rep., Pep club, Health Careers club. 38,95 JOHNSON, FARRIS, 11: Chorus, Letterman, Football. 40,68 JOHNSON, FRANKIE, 10: 95 JOHNSON, FRANKLIN, 12: Letterman, Foot- ball. 40,66,68,98 JOHNSON, JOHN, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra. 23,24,95 JOHNSON, MAIDA: Latin. 26,34,83,84 JOHNSON, KAY, 12: Girls' Glee Club, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 25,38,84,114,115 JOHNSON, PAMELA, 12: SC Rep., NHS, Sr. Treas., Girl of Month, Sr. Favorite, Pep club, FBLA, Miss FBLA. 32,38,54,55,60,62,113,115 JOHNSON, PATRICIA, 11: Spanish club VP. 105 JOHNSON, ROGER, 11: 105 JOHNSON, TERRY, 10: Pep Club. 38 JOLLIFF, ROGER, 10: SC Rep., Class cab- inet, Pep club, FCA. 38,95 JONES, BRANDEN, 10: Chess club. 95 JONES, CHARLES, 12: Chorus. 25,115 JONES, DONNA, 10: Potpourri. 95 JONES, JONNY, 12: t Marching Band, Concert Band, Stage Band, Pep club, DECA. 22,23,24, 38, 115 JONES,JOYCE, 10: Marching Band. 23,95 JONES, MIKE, 10: 95 JONES, PHILIP, ll: VICA JONES, RICHARD, 11: Letterman, Swimming. 77,105 JONES, SHERRIE, 12: DECA, 105,115 JOURNALISM: 119 JOYCE, SUZETTE, 11: Class cabinet, Jr. play, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 38,105 JUNIOR CLASS: 88,89,100,l07 KASBAUM, SUSAN, 11: Chanters. 25,105 KEITH, NANCY, 12: Class cabinet, Health Ca- reers club. 1 15 KEMP, VICKI, 12: Spanish club Sec. Pep club. 16,35,38,l15 KENNEMER, DENNIS, 10: Pep club, Football, Basketball. 38,68,73,95,98 KETCHER, GEORGE, 10: Pep club. 38,95 KETCHUM, DAVID, 11: 105 KETCHUM, MIKEL, 12: Warrior staff, Sr. play, Speech play Stage Mgr., Health Careers club, AV - Clerk. 5,86,115 KETCHUM, PAMELA, 10: Pep Club. 38,95 KIDD,JACK, 10: 95 KILGORE, GARY, 10: 95 KILGORE, RODNEY, 11: FCA, Letterman, Foot- ball, Wrestling, Baseball. 34,4O,66,74,75,76,89, 103,105 KING, CYNTHIA, 11: SC Rep. 38,105 l Members of the Parent-Teacher-Student Associa- tion sold corsages and boutonnieres during the Val- entine season to help raise money to add to their scholarship fund. KING, PAULINE, 12: Girls' Glee club, Pep club. 25,38,115 KING, PEGGY, 12: 115 KING, RICHARD, 12: 115 KING, SANDRA, 10: Pep club. 38,95 KIRKENDALL, LESLIE, 11: 105 KIRKENDOLL, DIXIE, 11: 105 KIRKMAN, DARWIN: Counselor: 78,81 KIRKPATRICK, MARC: Asst. Principal. 78,81 KNOX, RON, 12: Football. 68,95 ' KOCH, DONALD, 11: NHS, Jr. play, Pep club, FCA, Letterman, Football, Basketball. 38,40,54, . 68,71,73,105 LAMB, BILL: Biology. 84 LARKIN, EARL: History. 17,26,34,84,90 LATIN: 17,34,83,98 LAUGHLIN, RICKYE, 12: Pep club, Latin club Historian, Health Careers club. 38,115 LAWRENCE, LaVELA, 11: SC Rep., Orchestra, Chanters. 24,25,105 LAYTON, CATHEY, 11: Powder Puff football. 105 LEE, DEBBIE, 10: Pep club, Potpourri, Latin club, Health Careers club. 34,38,95 LEISTRA, DEBBIE, 10: Speech play, Warrior- ettes, Pep club, Health Careers, club. 23,24,30, 38,95 LETTERMEN: 40 LEWIS, CYNTHIA, 10: Orchestra, Pep club. 24, 38,95 LINTHICUM, REBECCA, 11: 105 LIPE, JAN, 11: Jr. Sec., Jr. play, FBLA, Health Careers club, Powder Puff football. 105 LITTLE, TONY. 10: 105 LOLLIE, ALTA, 10: 95 LOLLIE, ROBIN, 11: Girls' Glee club. 25 LONG,JAMES, 12: DECA, 115 LONG, TERESA, 12: Class cabinet, FBLA. 116 LOONEY, STEVE, 12: 116 LOPEZ, GLORIA, 12: 116 LOPEZ,JIMMY, 11: Spanish club. 35,105 LOWERY, DAVID, 11: 105 LOWERY, SUSAN, 10: Class cabinet, Warrior- ettes, Pep club, FBLA. 23,24,30,38,95 LUGO, ORVILLE, 12: DECA, 116 MABRY, ELMER: Drafting. 21,84 MCCALL, MIKE, 101 95 MCCLARY, WANDA, 10: Chorus, Pep club. 25, 38,95 MCCRAY, STANLEY, 12: SC Rep., NHS Treas., School Life Editor, Warrior staff, Sr. Favorite, Sr. play, Potpourri Art Director. 5,14,31,45,54,55, 62,110,116,119 MCCULLY, CHARLES, 10: 95 MCCUTCHEN, CHARLES, 11: 105 MCDOUGAL, ANITA, 11: Pep club, Health Ca- reers club. 105 MCDONALD, STELLA, 10: FBLA. 95 McFARLAND,JOHN, 10: 95 MCGEE, BEVERLY, 11: FBLA, Latin club, Health Careers club. Powder Puff football. 105 MCGUIRE, MARK, 10: 43,95 MCHENRY, ALLENE, 12: Powder Puff football. 116. MCINTOSH, RON, 10: Football, Wrestling. 68, 76,95 McINTOSH, GARY, 12: Class cabinet, Letter- man, Basketball. 40,46,73,116 MCKENZIE, MINA, 111: Chanters VP, Warrior- ette VP, Powder Puff football. 23,24,25,30, 89,105 MCKINNEY, PATRICK, 10: SC Rep., Chanters. 25,29,95 MCKINNEY, MICHAEL, 12: DECA. MCLENDON, ROBIN, 10: Pep Club, Health Ca- reers club. 26,38,95 MCMURTRY,JIMMY, 10: 95 MCNEILL, TERRY, 11: 105 MACK, EUGENE, 10: Chorus. 25 MAGSAMEN, TED, 11: Basketball. 73,105 MAJORETTES: 23 MALONE, SHEILA, 11: SC Corres. Sec., NHS, Jr. play, Health Careers Historian, Drama club VP, Pep club, Latin club, Powder Puff football. 28,29,38,42,46,54,100,105 MANLEY, DANIEL, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Jr. play, Pep club. 23,24,38,83,I05 MARTIN, PHILLIP, 10: 95 MARTIN, TONI, 11: Class Cabinet, FBLA. 105 MASLANKA, SCOTT, 10: 95 MASON, DEBORAH, 10: Pep club. 38,95 MASSEY, GARY, 10: Class cabinet, Football, Bas- ketball. 68,73,95 MASSEY, TERRY, ll: Marching Band. 23,105 MASTERSON, GUIECQUITA, 11: FTA Histor- ian, Pep club. 38,39 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT: 17 MATNEY, CAROLYN, 11: Pep club. 38,106 MATNEY, STEPHEN, 12: SC Rep., Spanish Club. 116 MAXEY, MARGARET, 10: Pep club, Potpourri, FBLA. 38,95 MAXEY, STEVEN, 11: VICA Reporter. 106 MAYNARD, KEN, 12: Chorus. 25 MAYS, LINDA, 11: SC Rep., Chanters Reporter, FHA Pres., Pep club, Health Careers club, Pow- der Puff football. 32,38,106 MEDICAL CLUB CHEALTH CAREERS CLUBJ: 42 125 MEDLEY, BRENDA, 10: Cheerleader, Class cabinet, Pep club. 6,36,37,38,70,95 MEECH, TERESA, 12: Majorette, Pep club, FBLA. 13,23,24,38,116 MEEKJERRY, 10:95 MELTON, DAVID, 12: Chorus, Wrestling. 25, 76 MILLER, CLYDE, 11: Football. 68,106 MILLER, DEBRA, 10: Pep club, FBLA, Health Careers club. 38,95 MILLER, KATHLEEN, 10: SC Rep., Warrior- ettes, Chanters, Pep club, Potpourri. 1O,23,24,25, 30,31,38,95 MILLER, MARK, 10: 95 MILLER, ANN, 10: Pep club. 38 MILLER, TONDA, 10: Orchestra, Pep club. 24, 38,95 , MILLS, ALICE, 11: Girls' Glee club, Pep club, Latin club, Powder Puff football. 25,38,106 MINNEY, LESTER, 10: Football, Pep club. 38,68 MISS DANIEL WEBSTER 8: ATTENDANTS: 44,45,46,47,48,49,52 MITCHELL, MYRTLE, 10: 96 MITZNER, MICHAEL, 12: Sr. play, Speech play, Pep club, FCA. 38,46,110,116,117 MONROE, HARROLD, 10: 96 MONROEJACKIE: Girls' PE. 84,86 MOORE, BILLY, 10: 96 MOOREJESSE, 12: 19,116 MOORE, ROGER: Science. 83,84 MOORE, SHARON, 12: Chorus, Powder Puff football. 25,116,117 MORGAN, MICHAEL, 10: 96 MORGAN, NANCY, 10: Chorus. 25,96 MORGAN, PATSY, 12: 116 MORGAN, TERESA, 12: 116 MORRIS, STEVEN, 11: Speech play. 106 MORRISON, STEPHEN, 12: Pep Club. 38,116 MORRISON, JANNA, 12: Pep Club, FBLA. 38, 116 MOSS, ROBERT, 11: Pep club. 19,38,106 MOUSER, DENETTE, 11: Class cabinet, Pep club, FBLA, Powder Puff football. 18,38,106 MURRAY, DEBORAH, 11: NHS, Chorus,-lr. play. 25,54,55,106 MYERS,-IACK, 11: 21,106 MYERS, MIKE, 11: VICA Parliamentarian, Class cabinet. 106 NARDIN, INEZ: Spanish. 15,84 NEIGHBORS, MARY, 11: Pep Club. 38,106 NELSON, CAROL, 11: 106 N.H.S.: 45,54,55 NOLAN, NITA, 11: 106 NORRIS, THOMAS, 11: Pep club, Letterman, Cross-Country. 38,46,69,l06 NUNLEY, ERNEST, 11: 106 NUNNERY, DEBORAH, 11: NHS, FBLA Re- porter, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Pep club, Spanish club. 23,24,32,38,54,55 NURSE: 42,86 OGLESBY, LEA ANN, 12: SC Rep., NHS, Pep .club. 15, 38,55,116 OGLESBY, RICHARD, 11: SC Rep., Pep club, FCA, Football. 38,68,88,106 OLEO, GENICE, 11: Speech play, Health Ca- reers club, Powder Puff football. 106 OLIVER, DON, 10: 96 OLIVER, FRANK, 12: 16,88,116 ORCHESTRA: 24 ORGANIST: 97 ORR, DAVID, 12: 116 ORR, RICKEY, 11: DECA. 106 OSTRANDER, MICHAEL, 11: 14,106 OWEN, DEBRA, 12: SC Rep., NHS Pres., Sr. Historian, School Life Feature Ed., Warrior staff, Warriorettes, Sr. play, Latin club, Potpourri, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 4,12,14,23,24,30,34, 38,45,54,55,11O,113,116 ' OWENS, KAREN, 12: Speech play. 19,116 OWENS, NANCY, 12: Chorus. 10,25,116 OXFORD, ARTHUR, 11: Marching Band, Or- chestra. 23,24,106 OXFORD, SUSAN, 11: Class cabinet, jr. play, Pep club, FBLA, Powder Puff football. 38,100,106 PARKER, GEORGE, 10: Pep club, Letterman, Cross-Country. 38,96 PARKER, KATHLEEN, 12: Band Sec., Spanish club Treas., Concert Band, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 23,24,38,116 PARMLEY, KAREN, 10: Marching Band, FBLA. 96,97 PARMLEY, TERRI, ll: Speech play, Pep club, DECA. 38,106 PATRICK,-IOHNNY, 12: 88,116 PATTERSON, RALF, 10: Orchestra. 24,96 PEASE, STANLEY, 11: 106 PENN, DORIS ANN, 11: 20,106 PENN, DORIS-IEAN, 11: 106 Faculty appreciation breakfast given to honor Prin- cipal Coffey, Webster administrators, and office staff during the Valentine season. Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott, registrar, was chosen Webster's Sweet- heart on this occasion. Mrs. Nardin and Mrs. Blythe spear-headed breakfast arrangements. Previously Mr. Coffey, assisted by office clerks, had hosted the faculty at a Christmas breakfast. -n-- We-u--H -rs - -- --A -- --f--M ------ ' n-1.-eh -s-M-:se-M -------- -- s - ----- 4 W-'----A PEP CLUB: 17,37,38,98 PERKINS, BETTY: English. 84 PERRY, LYNN, 11: FBLA. 106 PERRY, DEBORAH, 10:96 PERRYMAN, SUSAN, 11: Pep club, FBLA, La- tin club, Powder Puff football. 14,32,38,106 PETERSON, AMY, 12: DECA. 116 PETERSON, GAIL, 10: Pep club. 38,96 PETTIE, CANDACE, 12: Chorus, Health Ca- reers club. 25,117 PETTIE, DEBRA, 11: Powder Puff football. 106 PHILKOFF, TERESA, 10: 96 PHILLIPS, ROBERT, 11: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Stage Band. 23,24,106 PHILLIPS, TERRY, 12: School Life staff. 12,116 PHILPOTT, MICHAEL, 12: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra. 6,15,21,23,24,26,34,l16 PICKLE, TERESA, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club, Potpourri, Health Careers club. 38,96 PIERATT, RONALD, 10: SC Rep., Chanters, Chorus, Letterman,,Wrestling. 25.76.96 PIPPIN, PAMELA, 11: Pep club, DECA, Powder Puff football. 22,38,106 PITCHFORD, RICKY, 10: Pep club. 38,96 PONDER, LINDA, 12: 116 PONNEQUIN, HARLEY, 10: 96 PORTER, MARSHA, 12: Pep club, FBLA. 38,116 PORTER, RICHARD, 10: 96 POTPOURRI: 31 POTTER, RHONDA, 10: Warriorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,96 POTTER, RONNIE, 12: 116 POUNDS, STEVE, 10: Marching Band. 23,90,96 PRESLEY, DAN, 12: SC Rep., NHS, School Life Sports Ed., Boy of Month, FBLA Pres, Mr. FBLA Pep club, Latin club, Health Careers club, FCA Pres., Letterman, Football, Wrestling, Track. 10, 12,14,15,16,32,54,38,45,46,54,55,59,68,98,117 PRESLEY, RICHARD, 11: NHS, Pep Club, Health Careers club, King Caduceus, FCA, Letterman, Football, Track. 38,40,42,54,55,68,106 PRICE, DAVID, 12: National Merit flnalist, SC Rep., NHS, School Life Asst. Ed., Sr. play, Sr. Fa- vorite, Potpourri Ed., Pep club, Spanish club pres., Chess -club Treas. 2,12,14,31,38,54,55,63,110, 117 PRICE, MARVIN, 11: FCA, Letterman, Foot- ball, Basketball. 40,68,73,106 PRICE, MICHAEL, 11: Pep club. 38 PRICE, PATRICIA, 12: School Life staff. 117 PRICE, ROY, 10: Pep club, Letterman, Wrest- ling. 38,40,68,75,96 PRINCE, FAITH, 11: 107 PROBIS, FRED, 11: NHS, Band VP, Concert Band, Stage Bahd. 23,24,54,107 PROBIS, jEAN, 10: Class cabinet, Majorette, Pep club. 23,38,96 PUGH, KENT, 12: Chorus', Letterman, Football. 25,40,II.7 PUGH, MICHAEL, 12: NHS, sr. play, Pep club, FCA. 13,38,54,55,I17 PURDOM, DEBBIE, 10: Chorus. 25,90,96 QUALLS, BILLY, 10: 96 QUEEN, BETTY, 11: Girls' Glee club. 25,107 RADEBAUGH, CHARLES, 12: 117 RADEBAUGHJANICE, 10: 96 ' RADFORD, MARGARET, 12: SC Rep., Chanters. 16,25,117 RADFORD, WILLIAM, 10: Pep club. 38,96 RAHDER, SANDRA, 11: 107 RAINBOLT, CARL, 11: 107 RAMSEY, STEPHEN, 11: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra. 23,24,107 .-..1-,-L..L-., RANDELL, STEVEN, 11: 107 RANDOLPH, MARY JAYNE, 10: Class Cabinet, Pep club, FBLA, Latin club. 38,96 RATLIFF, JEANETTA, 11: Powder Puff foot- ball. 107 RATLIFF, WALLACE, 12: DECA. 117 RECORD, ROBERT, 12: Chorus. 25 REED TEEN COUNCIL: 43 REEVES,-IACK, 12: VICA. 117 REEVES, KEN, 10: 96 RETTKE, KATHIE, 10: 96 REYNOLDS, DEANN, ll: DECA. 107 REYNOLDS, WILLIAM, 10: 96 RHOADES, PEGGY, 10: Pep club. 38,96 RHODESMIUANITA: Clerk. 2,79 RHODES, MICHELLE, 12: Pep club. 38,117 RHODES, SHERYLL, 10: Health Careers club. 23,30,96 RHYNE, PATRICIA, 12: 117 RICE, TIMOTHY, 10: Football. 68,96 RICHARDS, BILLY, 10: Coronation Page. 26,34, 44,46,53,96,98 RICHARDS, LINDA, 11: 107 RICHARDSON, GARY, 10: Soph. VP, Pep club, Football, Basketball. 38,68,73,90,93,96 RICHARDSON, FIACQUELINE, 12: School Life staff, Warrior staff, Girls' Glee club, Spanish club, Potpourri. 5,25,31,35,1 18 RICHARDSON, PATSY, 10: Orchestra. 16,24,96 Mr. Valentine, Charles Curtis, pins corsage on Miss Valentine, jan Dassler. Voting was by those purchasing flowers from PTSA. RICHARDSON, SHARON, 12: Chanters. 25,118 RIDENHOUR, CHERYL, 10: Pep club, FBLA, Latin club, Health Careers club. 38,96 RIDER, TOMMY, 11: Class cabinet, Chanters, Pep club. 25,38,107 RIDER, WILL, 10: Football, Wrestling. 68,76,96 RIGGS, DEBBIE, 12: 118 RIKE. DANNY, 11: 107 RITCHIE, SUSAN, 11: 107 ROBERSON, DONNA, 11: 107 ROBERTS, BARBARA: English. 31,85 ROBERTS, BOBBY, 10: Football. 68 ROBERTS, s1-IERRI, 11: lf. play. 100,107 ROBINSON, CHRISTIE, 10: Warriorettes, Cho- rus, Pep Club. 23,24,25,30,38,96 ROBINSON, KIRK, ll: SC Rep. 107 ROBINSON, LINDA, 10: Warriorettes, Spanish club, I-Iealth Careers club. 23,24,30,96 RODGERS, DOUG, 11: Latin club. 107 ROGERS, DEBORAH, 10: Warriorttes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,96 ROGERS, TOMMY, 11: Football, Wrestling. 68 73,107 ROLAND, JIMMY, 12: Class cabinet, Pep club, FCA VP, Letterman, Football. 38,40,68,77,98 ROLAND, PATRICIA, 11: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Pep club. 23,24,38,107 ROLEY, DEBORAH, 11: Pep club. 22,34,38,107 RONGEY, GARY, 11: Basketball. 73,107 ROSS, CAROLYN, 11: Pep club. 38,541,101 ROSS, LINDA, 10: Pep club. 38,96 ROSS, RODNEY, 12: SC Rep., Sr. Favorite, Boys' Pep club Pres., FCA, Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 37,38,40,52,63,65,67,68,74,76,98, 117 ROSS, SANDRA, 12: Pep club, FBLA. 38,118 RUDISAILE, MICHAEL, 12: Letterman, Cross- Country, Track. 40,46,64,1 18 RUEB, DOROTHY: School Nurse. 42,86 RUPE, MAIRAN, 11: Marching Band, FBLA. 23, 32,107 RUSSELL, RAYMOND, 11: 107 RYAN, ARTHUR, 10: 96 RYANJENNIFER, 10: Pep club. 38,96 RYAN, MICHAEL, 12: NHS, Warrior staff, Sr. play, Pep club, Potpourri Sec-Treas., Latin club Treas., Chess club. 4,31,38,54,55,110,118 RYAN, SHARON, 10: Warriorettes, Chorus, Pep club. 23,24,25,30,39,96 SANDERS, DON, 12: Drum Major, Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Pep club. 2,21,23,24,38,57,118 SANDERS, LELA, 10: 96 SASSER, LINDA, 10: 96 SCHLOSS, CHERYL, ll: Chanters, Pep club, FBLA. 25,38,108 SCHMITT, DAVID, 10: Letterman, Cross- Country. 97 SCHMITT, SUSAN, Il: Class cabinet, Pep club, Spanish club, FBLA. l8,38,l08 SCHMORR, GLORIA, ll: Marching Band, Or- chestra, Chorus. 23,24,25,108 SCHOLARSHIPS: Supplement SCHULTZ, LORAINE, 11: Pep club, Powder Pufffootball. 18,38,108 SCHULTZ, RONALD, 10: 97 SCHUMACHER, DAVID, 11: 108 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT: 83 SCOTT, AARON, 11: 108 . SCOTT, HORACE, ll: Letterman, Football, Basketball. 40,68,71,73,108 SCOTT, NANCY, 11: Warriorettes, HSRC Rec. Sec., Pep club, Powder Puff football. 18,23,24,30, 38,108 SCOTT, WENDELL, 10: Basketball. 73,96 SCOTT, REBECCA, 10: Pep club, Health Ca- reers club. 38,96 SCOTT, SHARON, 12: 118 SCRIVNER, RUSSANNE, 11: Cheerleader, Class cabinet, jr. Sweetheart, jr. play, Pep club, Pow- der Puff football. 6,31,36,37,38,64,70,100,108 SCRUGGS, LINDA, 12: Health Careers club. -42,118 SCRUGGS, ROBERT, 12: Class cabinet. 118 SEATON, SYLVIA, 10: 97 SELBY, BRUCE, 10: 97 SEMLER, MICHAEL, 12: 118 SENIOR ACTIVITIES: Supplement SENIOR CLASS: 88,89,110 SHACKLE, MICHAEL, 12: Class cabinet, Latin club, DECA Boy of Year. 22,33,34,118 SHARP, ROGER, 12: Warrior Chief finalist, SC Rep., Sr. Pres., Boy of Month, Sr. play, Sr. Favor- ite, Chanters, Pep club, Letterman, Golf. 25,38, 40,58,62,89,11O,113,117,118 SHATSWELL, MELBA, 12: SC Rep., School Life staff, Health Careers Reporter, DECA Girl of Year, DECA Reporter, FTA Pres. 31,33,118,1l9 SHAW, DAVID, 10: Pep club, Potpourri. 38,42,97 SHEPARD, WILLIAM, 12: FBLA. 118 SHERMAN, SHERRY, 10: Pep club, Potpourri. 38,97 SHERRELL, BROOKSYNE, 10: Health Careers club. 97 SHERRELL, FRANCES, 11: 108 SHIPMAN, GARY, 11: SC Rep., Letterman, Foot- ball. 10,68,108 SHIRLEY, KENNETH, 10: 97 SIMMONS, DEANNA, 11: NHS, FTA Treas., Pep club, Health Careers club, Powder Puff Foot- ball. 38,39,54,108 SIMMONS, LYLE, 12: Chorus, FBLA. 25,118 SIMONSJAMES, 11: 108 SIMONS, TONY, 10: 97 SIMPSON, BILLY, 10: 97 SISSONS, MARY, 10: SC Rep., Pep club. 38,97 SISSONS, PATTY, 11: SC Rep., Warriorette Treas., Chanters, jr. play, Speech play, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 6,23,24,25,26,30,38,39, 100,108 SITES, DONA, 12: Girls' Glee club, Potpourri, Speech play. 25,118 SITTER, CAROL, 12: SC Rep., Warrior staff, HSRC Reporter, Marching Band, Speech play, Pot- pourri, Pep club. 5,23,38,l 18 SKYLES, SANDRA, 12: NHS, FBLA Historian. 54,118 SLAVENS, CAROLYN, 10: Pep club. 38,97 SLAVENSHIOHN, 12: Class Cabinet. 118 SLAVENS, ROCKY, 10: Marching Band, Or- chestra. 23,24,97 SMELCERJOHN, 12: 118 SMITH, DORENE, 10: SC Rep., Warriorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,97 SMITH, ELIZABETH, 10: Warriorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,42,97 SMITH, FREDDY, 12: 118 SMITH, GARY: History. 55,85,9O SMITH, jEANNIE, 10: Class cabinet, Chorus, Pep club, Health Careers club. 25,42,97 SMITH,-JOSEPH, 10: 97 SMITH, LISA, 10: Pep club. 38,97 SMITH, LOUANNE, 10: Pep club, Spanish club. 38,98 SMITH, MICHAEL, 10: Class cabinet. 98 SMITH, REBECCA, 12: SC Rec. Sec., NHS, Class cabinet, School Life News Ed., Warrior staff, Girl of Month, Who's Who, Girls' State, Sr. Favor- ite, Sr. play Stu. Dir., Speech play, Potpourri Co- Ed., Latin club, Pep club, Powder Puff football. 4,12,15,28,29,3l,34,38,43,46,54, 55,59,61,63,114,118,119 SMITH, VICKI, 12: FBLA. 118 SMITH, WAYNE: Auto Shop. 39,85 SNOOK, CHERYL, 10: Pep club, Spanish club. 38,98 SOARD, LUKIE, 12: Pep club, Spanish club. 38, 118 SOPHOMORE CABINET AND OFFICERS: 93 SOURjOHN, GINA, 11: SC Rep., Pep club, Span- ish club, FBLA. 38,108 SOUTHERLAND, PATRICIA, 10: Pep club, FBLA, Health Careers club. 38,98 SOWERSBY, JOE, ll: FBLA, FCA, Wrestling. 42,76,108 SPANISH: 15,35 SPEARSJOYCE, 10: 98 SPEARS, LORETTA, 12: Powder Puff football. 18,118 SPEARS, RICKEY, 10: Chorus. 25,98 SPECIAL EDUCATION: 20 SPEECH DEPARTMENT: 15, Supplement SPURGIN, CAROL, 12: Sr. VP, Girl of Month, Sr. Favorite, Warriorette Drill Leader, Orches- tra, Latin club, Pep club. l5,23,24,30,34,38,59, 62,113,114,118 STARK, NADINE, 11: 108 STARR, DERNICE, 10: Pep club, Health Careers club. 38,98 STEELE, CYNTHIA, ll: Chanters Pres., Pep Club, FBLA. 25,38,108 STEELE,-IIMMY, 10: 98 STEELE, PATRICIA, 12: Pep club, Powder Puff football. 38,118 STEINBERGJOE, 10: 98 STEPHENS, DEAN, 12: Speech play, Letterman, Cross-Country, Track. 40,-46,64,118 STEPHENS, DOUGLAS, 11: 108 STEPHENS, ROGER, 12: DECA. 118 STEVENS, CALVIN, 10: 98 127 128 STEWART, CURTIS, Jr., 12: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Chanters. 23,24,25,119 STEWART, ROBERTA, II: SC Rep., Cheer- leader, Pep club, FBLA, Latin club. 6,18,26,34,36, 37,38,70,108 STILLS, RICKY, 10: 98 STOWE, TERESA, 10: SC Rep., Pep club. 38,98 STRALEY, RONNIE, 10: Chorus. 25,99 STRATE, CHARLENE, 12: 119 STRATTON, ROCKY, 11: 108 STRINGFELLOW, LOIS, 11: FBLA. 109 STUDENT COUNCIL: 17,27,28,29,46 SUDAR, GEORGE, 11: 109 SUESS, PRISCILLA, 12: SC Rep., NHS, Sr. Fa- vorite, Latin club VP, Health Careers club. 26,54, 63,119 SURRELL, ALEX, 12: SC Rep. 119 SURRELL, DONNA, 10: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra, Pep Club. 23,24,38,97,99 SURRELL, STEVEN, 12: DECA. 119 SUTTERFIELD, LISA, 10: 99 SWEENEY, PAUL, 10: 99 SWIMMING: 77 TABER, DANIEL, 10: 99 TABER, FREDA, 11: Chorus. 25,109 TABER, RON, 10: 99 TACKETT, DIANNE, 12: 119 TALLEY, CAROLYN, 12: Pep club. 38,119 TATE,JAMIE, 12: DECA. 119 TAYLOR, CARL, 12: Chanters, Chorus, Pep club. 25,38,120 TAYLOR, CATHERINE, 11: FHA, Pep club. 52,38,l09 TAYLOR, CHARLES, 11: 109 TAYLOR, MIKE, 11: DECA. TAYLOR, JUDITI-I, 11: FBLA, Latin club. 109 TAYLOR, RANDY, 11: 109 TAYLOR, RICKY, 12: 120 TAYLOR, STEVEN, 10: Marching Band, Foot- ball. 23,68,99 TEAGUE, RANDY, 11: Jr. play, Pep club, FCA, Letterman, Swimming. 34,38,40,77,100,109 TEEL,J. STERLING: History. 85 TEETS, LINDA, 12: Class cabinet. 120 TEETS, PAMELA, 10: Pep club, Health Ca- reers club. 38,99 TENNIS: Supplement THOMPSON, DANIEL, 12: SC Historian, NHS, Pep club, FCA Sec-Treas., Letterman, Football. 28,29,38,46,54,I2O THOMPSON, JAMES, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club, Football. 38,68,99 THOMPSON, REGINA, 10: Pep club, Latin club. 38,99 THORNTON, NANCY: Science. 85 TIBBS, RUTH: English. 85 TIGER, DON, 10: Chorus, Pep club. 25,38,99 TIGER, MARILYN, 12: NHS, Warriorettes, Pe club, Powder Puff football. 23,24,30,38,54,11i 120 TIGER, MELVA, 11: SC Rep, Pep club. 2,38,79,109 TIGER, TOM, 10: Warrior Spirit. 44,53 TOLBERT, GARY, 11: Class cabinet, VICA. 21,109 TOLBERT, TERESA, 10: Chorus. 25,99 TOLBERT, QUENTION, 11: 109 TOOTHMAN, LINDA, 10: Pep club. 38,99 TOWNSEND, CHRIS, 11: NHS, 54,109 TRACK: Supplement TROTTER, MARK, 12: FCA, Letterman, Foot- ball. 37,40,47,52,68,98,114,120 TUCKER, FORREST, 10: 99 TUCKER,JOYCE, 12: Class cabinet. 120 TURNER, KARLA, 11: 109 TURPIN, DEBORAH, 11: 109 TYLER, VICKI, 10: Pep club, FBLA. 15,38,99 UNDERHILL, EDGAR, II: Marching Band, Or- chestra, Stage Band, Pep club. 23,24,38,109 UNDERNEHR, DARLENE, 12: Warriorettes, Pep club. 17,23,24,30,38,120 UNDERNEHR, DEBORAH, 10: SC Rep., War- riorettes. 23,24,30,97,99 UNDERWOOD, DAVID, 10: 99 USSERY,JAMES, II: Pep club. 34,38,109 UTLEY,JOEL,Jr., 10: Football. 68,99 VALENTINE, VICKI, 12: SC Rep., DECA. 120 VANN, LINDA, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band. 23,24,97,99 VANN, RICKY, 12: 120 VANZANDT, JUDY, 10: Chorus, Pep club, FBLA. 25.38.99 VINYARD, THEODORE: Mathematics. 17,85 VOCAL MUSIC: 82 WADE, DAVID, 11: 109 WADE,JOHNNIE, 12: Pep club. 38,46,120 WADE, JUDY, 12: 120 WADLEY, LOY, 10: Football. 68,99 WAKEFIELD, PAMELA, 10: Warriorettes, Pep club. 23,24,30,38,99 - WALDREP, PATRICIA, 12: Girls' Glee club. 25, WALKER, JAMES, 11: Jr. Brave, SC Rep., Jr. . Pres-9 Y4hQ.WQ-..If1PlaY-SP?f9h.P1aY1.1Z?PClP1l?- Letterman, Football, Wrestling. 2,38,40,44,5 1,5 3, . 6I,68,75,76,88,I07,109 WALKER,JOHN, 11: 109 WALKER, ROBERT, 10: 99 WALKER, SANDRA, 12: 120 WALKINGSTICK, IRENE, 12: Pep club. 38,120 WALLQDAVID, 11: 109 WALLIS, BRUCE, 12: VICA Historian WALLIS,JOHN, 11: VICA WARD, JACK, jf., 10: Pep club. 38,99 WARNOCK, ZELINDA, 10: Chorus, Pep club, FBLA, 25,38,99 WARRIOR CHIEF AND BRAVES: 44,50,51,53 WATSON, LEON, 10: Pep club. 38,99 WATTS, TRUETT, 11:Jr. play, Basketball. 73,109 WAYLAND, KATHARINE, 12: 120 WEEMS, DENNIS, 11: 109 WEEMS, JAMES, 10: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, 23,24,90,99 WEEMS, LINDA, 11: 109 WEIESENBACH, WANDA, 10: 99 WEIR, BILLY, 10: Wrestling. 76 WEIR, DWAIN, 12: DECA. 120 - WEST,JACKQULYN, 12: DECA. 120 WEST, SANDRA, 10: 99 WESTBROOK, SUSAN, 12: 120 WESTON, GLENN, 10: 99 WESTON, PATRICIA, 10: 99 'WEYGANDT, DAVID, 11: 109 WHEAT, PAUL, 10: Pep club. 38,99 WI-IETSTINE, GLADYS: Business Department. 85 WHITE, DONNIE, 11: 109 WHITE, FRANCES, 12: FBLA. 120 WHITESELL, JOHN: Art Department. 83,85 WHITLOW, PAMELA, 11: Pep club. 38,109 WICKER, RICKY, 10: 99 WILBURN, WAYNE, 10: Class cabinet, Pep club, Football. 38,68,99 WILCOX, HUDSON: Speech Department. 5,85 WILCOX, MARK, 10: Pep club, Football. 38,68,99 WILHELM, DEBBIE, 10: Pep club, FBLA. 38,99 WILLIAMS, CHATA, 12: SC Rep., Who's Who, Sr. Favorite, Pep club Pres., Powder Puff foot- ball. 17,37,38,61,63,11-4,120 WILLIAMS,JAMES, 12: 120 WILLIAMS, JOHN, 11: Letterman, Football, Track. 40,68,109 WILLIAMS,JOSEPH, 12: Chorus. 25 WILLIAMS, ROSEMARY, 10: 99 WILLIAMS, SHARILYN, 10: Chorus. 25,90,99 WILLIAMS, TERENCE, 11: SC Rep., Pep club, Letterman, Wrestling, Baseball. 34,38,76,109 WILLIS, ALTON, Jr., 12: Class cabinet. 120 WILLIS, KENNETH, 12: Warrior Chief finalist, SC Rep., Letterman, Wrestling. 40,76,120 WILLIS, MICHAEL, 10: 99 WILLIS, RICKY, 12: Sr. Brave, Sr. Favorite, FCA, Letterman, Football, Basketball, Baseball. 34,40,44,51,55,63,65,67,68,71,73,98,120 WILLOUGHBY, WALTER, 10: 99 WILSON, STANLEY, 12: Marching Band, Con- cert Band, Orchestra Stage Band. 23,24,l20 WINANS,JON, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Chanters. 23,24,25,109 WINKLE, BOB, 10: 99 WINTERS, NEILA, 11: Class cabinet, Health Careers club. 109 WISE, RICHARD, 10: Pep club. 38,99 WISLEY, BRUCE, 12: Chanters. 25,120 WOFFORD, RHONDA, 11: FBLA. 83,109 WOFFORD, SHONNA, 12: Sr. Queen Att., SC Rep., FBLA. 44,46,49,5 3,120 WOLF, JUDY, 11: SC Rep., Speech play, Pow- der Puff football. 26,109 WOOD, MARY, 11: Pep club Sec., Orchestra. 25,37,38,l09 WOODS, KATHY, 12: FBLA. 32,120 WOODS, MARILYN, 10: Pep club. 38,99 WOODSON, BRUCE, 11: 109 WOODSON, DEE ANN, 10: 99 WOODSON, RAY, 11: 109 WOODWARD, RONALD, 10: 99 WRESTLING: 74,75,76 WRIGHT, JOYCE: Business Department. 18,85 WRIGHT, THOMAS, 10: 99 WYRE, SUSAN, 12: FBLA. 32,120 WYRICK,JEAN, 10: FBLA. 99 YATES, JIM, 10: Health Careers club, Letter- man, Swimming. 40,77,99 YATES, STEPHANIE, 11: Health Careers VP, Pep club. 38,42,55,109 YEARGAIN, BRENT, 10: Speech play YOUNG, JOHN, 12: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stage Band, Pep club, Spanish club. 23,24,38,120 YOUNG, SHIRLEY: Special Education. 20,85 ZIMMERMAN, CATHY, 11: Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Pep club. 23,24,38,45, 56,57,109 , Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs WALSWORTII Marceline, Mo., U.S.A 95 ff -5 Q' .. f :Hx X' RD sf'-'S . 1 1 6, fs s S s 3 gf wi , 'mi f gxy 5, - ' .ff ' 'gf , . 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M -- , N -+'YMf ' Nxffm fssQSgwfi2 X ' . 'Q Y ' X X QA IX: R 1 X , , x X . .K X Q -QV rwswwsas ,X X XV N QQ 1 K 3. . T IX fu :. Q 5' R Q , N . A 2, X 1--we W 'jk N Q N X Y ,A .,LN. .. 5 fs ww 3 X B y nd Girl of the Month ' March Billie Alexander Ricky Willis Aprll foleen Breeze Danny Doke ' ' - n 11 ' 1 1 M1ne's a Grape. M1ne's a Lemon-Lnme. Mme s a Orange. Mine's a Z-7. Gosh what will Zemi think of next? Boy and Girl of the Year Becky Smith Cork Hayes ASTRA Members Chosen b Altrusa Club Members of Altrusa International Women's Service organization chose a group of Webster girls this year to form the first Chapter of ASTRA ,in the State of Oklahoma - an organization with the aim of performing various services for their fellowmen. With a late beginning, not many projects were completed during the year, but more will be undertaken this summer. First project was handling con- cessions at the PE gymnastic demonstra- tion. Becky Smith,jan Lipe, Pamjohnson, Marilyn Tiger, Anita McDougal, Regina Thompson, Pam Dunbar, Carol Spurgin, Nela Winters, and Mary Wood are mem- bers of this Charter organization. 135 136 Valuable Scholarships Given raduating 1971 Seniors 5 i Seen above with recipients of the PTSA-Community Scholarship for this year is former Webster teacher Mrs. Beatrice Lowe honored as sponsor of the y 1971 awards. Other pictures show stu- 5 dents receiving athletic and academic scholarships from varied colleges and clubs. -The largest number of students in the history of Webster earned scholarships this yearg more local and school organi- zations contributed scholarships than in previous years, thetotal value is unesti- mable. PAM JOHNSON: Tulsa Administration Manage- ment, 3100 Daniel Webster Community - first, 3500 MIKE PUGH: Daniel Webster Community - second, S350 SYLVENIA HOWARD: D. Webster Community - third, 3250 PRISCILLA SUESS: A. A. U. W., 3400 . OSU Regents Scholarship, 3448 OU Physics Scholarship, 3400 renewable CONNIE CROW: Webster Health Careers Club, 3300 ' St. Francis Hospital for St. john's School of Nursing, 3 years full tuition MARGARET RADFORD: Langston University, full 4 years ROY HAYES: Naval Academy Coast Guard Academy Air Force Academy - accepted appointment here DANNY DOKE: Southwest Rotary Club, 3250 cash DAVID PRICE: OU Scholars, 3490 OSU Regents Scholarship, 3475 Tulsa U. Scholars, 31000 National Frontiers of Science Foundation, 35600 MIKE RYAN: OSU Regents, 3448 TU Petroleum Engineering Tuition, 31000 BECKY SMITH: OSU President's Council, S475 OSU Alumni Association Scholarship, 35450 renewable DANNY THOMPSON: Connors College, Full tuition PAULA FINDT: ORU, 4 years full tuition scholar- ship DON SANDERS: Southwest Tulsans, S100 in drafting BILL SHEPHERD: Southwest Tulsans, 3100 in drafting DEBBIE OWEN: Tulsa Educational Memorial Fndn.,S500 NANCY l-IACKWORTH: Community-Bryan Schol- arship, 31000 MARK CHOATE: Community-Bryan Scholarship, 31000 DAN PRESLEY: OSU Regents Scholarship, 3448 OU President's Leadership Class, 3400 ORU Academic Scholarship, 3600 ORUjournalism Scholarship, 3400 OBU Academic Scholarship, 3600 DeMolay Scholarship, 3600 BILL CHRISTMAS: Part tuition, athletic, Central State DON HARRIS: Tuition, athletic, Panhandle A 84 M Tuition, athletic, Bethany Nazarene College Tuition, athletic, Southwest Missouri State RICKY WILLIS: Tuition, athletic, Tulsa U. Tuition, athletic, Oral Roberts U. Tuition, athletic, Oklahoma U. Tuition, athletic, Oklahoma State Tuition, athletic, Connors College Tuition, Tuition, athletic, athletic, East Central State Southern Illinois jAMES ACOSTA: Tuition, athletic, Haskell Indian junior College, Lawrence, Kansas DWIGHT DAVISON, Tuition, athletic managing, K. State ROBERT IVERSON: Tuition, athletic: offered by more than 250 colleges and universities l WALKER AWARD Ricky Willis Robert Iverson Athletes Earn Top Honors For Gutstanding Performance Bmychflstmas PETERSON AWARD l l Coveted award for outstanding athlete at Webster this year was thrown into a tie with Ricky Willis and Robert Iverson sharing the Billy Don Walker Awardg Billy Christmas received the Peterson Award for outstanding achievement in basketball. Coach Allen's awards of the Gas Can and Wolf trophy for sparking the team's spirit went to Robert Harris and Ricky Willis. Triple-Arrow winners were Horace Scott, Ricky Willis, Bruce Fowler, Rod l Kilgore, and Dan Presley each of whom i lettered in three sports during the year., 137 'N 4 1 i 4 1 I ' 1 ' Q I 1 4 V Q 1 4 4 1 F H r J 4' . F 1 i I i r 38 1 An 11-5 season put Webster into the Regionals where they accumulated a 4-0 win record, quarter-final loss to Tahlequah in State after an earlier win over ElReno dropped the Warriors from State competition as Tahlequah went on to win the State AAA title. Regular season play saw the Warriors defeat Okmulgee 11-1 and 11-0, Sapulpa 15-2 and 7-0, Kelley 6-0 and 7-lg Sand Springs 11-10 and 5-2g Bartlesville Col- lege 7-4 and 3-Og and Cushing 11-2g losses were to Memorial 7-11, Rogers 0- 10, and Cushing 0-5. Regional loss was to Bartlesville Sooner 0-4 with wins over Owasso 5-0, Bartlesville Sooner 11-0, and Kelly 10-2 and 4-0. First State competition saw a 12-2 win over ElReno followed by a 4-6 loss to Tahlequah. Webster also won the Sapulpa Easter Invitational meet defeating Beggs 15-0, Sand Springs 3-2, Sapulpa 2-1, and drop- ping the game to Edison 7-8. l Warrior Baseball Squadmen Build Imposing Team Record 1 1 4 A squad members pictured from front to top row are Rod Kilgore, Roy Price, Bruce Fowlerg Tommy Rogers, Dale Cluck, Don Mclntoshg Don Koch, james Acosta, Don Clyma, Don Harris, Terry Williams, Truett Watts, jimmy Roland, Danny Doke, ,Ricky Willis, Coach Black and Coach Hart. B squad players are Ted Magsamen, Ronnie Pieratt, jim Garmang Mike Bright, jim Gladson, Kirk Robinson, Gary Richard- son, john Hughes, George Ketcherg Paul Wheat, Dennis Kennerner, Steve Pounds, jack Meyers, Steve Hill, Ricky Choate, Randy Dean, Apprentice Coaches Kelly Legnon and jim Hart. Placing on the Second Team -in the Tribune 1971 All-City Roster were Second Baseman Terry Williams, Out-Fielder Truett Watts, and Pitcher Ricky Willis, Outfielders Rod Kilgore and Don McIntosh earned Honorable Mention ratings. - 139 140 It Took Robert Iverson and It's Robert Iverson flopping QFos- berry stylej to take another high jump title in Oklahoma High School books. Breaking Webster and various meet records proved the habit of Robert 'Iver- son this year as he toppled the high jump record for the school early in the season with a 6'6 jump then broke his own record later with a 6'8 jump. These two records also took Tulsa high school jump records at the same time. Only once dur- ing the season did Robert come in second in any meet in the high jump and that was a 6'4 jump in the Del City Invitational on April 30. Meet records fell to Robert with 6'2 jumps at Bartlesville and Sapulpa Invita- tionals and in the Regional meetg with 6'4 jumps at the Tulsa Classic, the Edi- son Eagle Relays, the Green Country Conference, and the McLain Invitational. His 6'6 jump came at the OSU meet and his 6'8 jump at OU. Capping his high school jumping ca- reer, Robert took top State honors for the second consecutive year, this time with a jump of 6'7W'. And Robert was not limited to jump- ing twice he tied the Webster record in the 100 yard dash with a time of :l0.1. This brought him into the finals at the McLain Invitational, but brought him a solid first place at the Sapulpa Invitational. Robert was also a member of the 440 yard relay team along with Wendell Scott, Horace Scott and Ricky Vann. This four- some brought home a third place from the Green Country Conference and with a time of :44.8 tied the school record in the Tulsa Classic. Horace Scott also set a school record of 123.3 in the 220 to bring home a fifth place from the Green Country Conference meet. F ull Team Effort to Bring Track Honors Home Iverson also set a school record of 125.5 in the 220-turn before the time was bested by Horace Scott at :23.3. Mike Cox set a school record of :23.4 in the 220 straight-away. Participating in numerous individual tournaments Webster brought home fourth place from Bartlesville and third place from the Tulsa Classic and Green Country Conference. The team also participated at OSU, GU, Sapulpa, McLain, Del City, and in the Edison Eagle Relays. They capped this record with a third place in the Regional Tournament, May 8. Dual meet scores saw the Warriors in wins over Broken Arrow at 82-45 and Kelley at 79-47, with a loss to Sapulpa at 49-78. Numerous other records were set or tied by Webster thin-clads and meet points brought home from various tourna- ments. Dean Stephens took first in the NS. mile run at Bartlesville and in Confer- ence, and second in Regional. Best time was 4:42 at Conference. Hugh Ford took third in discus and shot put in Conference, and second in discus in Regional and first in the Tulsa Classicg best distance 139'4 . Mike Cox set a school record in the 220 dash, straight-away, at Bartlesville with a time of :23.4. With :l0:16.1 Mike Rudisaille tied the school record, set a meet record, and brought home a win in the 2-mile from Conference. Mike also placed second in the 2-mile in the Edison Eagle Relays and in Regionals. Mike Acosta, with a time of :21.3, placed third in the low hurdles in the Green Country Conference. Three sophomores who sparkled with records were George Parker who placed third in the Sophomore Division of the mile run at McLain Invitational while setting a school record of 4:55.7g this time was later tied by Matt Crain in the Del City Invitational. David Schmitt in the mile run set a Sophomore record at Del City of 4:55.1 and bested his own time setting a new school record for Sopho- mores at 4147.7 bringing home a third from Regionals. Other trackmen setting class records were Scott Maslanka in the 120 high hurdles and 180 low hurdles, the mile relay team of Gary Franco, jim Mc- Murtry, David Schmitt, and Wendell Scottg the 440 relay team of Charles Henderson, Scott Maslanka, jim McMurtry and Wen- dell Scott. Sophomore David Schmitt also set a class record in the 880 of 2:.06.1. Coach Bill Lamb and his team mem- bers are to be greatly commended for their team effort and personal records. Great work, Warriors! 141 142 Flurr of Activit on Courts and Course TENNIS: Don Hushbeck, Clyde Miller, Tom Hein- GOLF TEAM fBelow, rightJ:johnnie Wade, Donnie ritz, Gary Rongey, Tom Norris, Billy Holler, Wes Straley, Mike Mitzner, Ronnie Straley, Roger Caves. Sharp. In the golf action pictures on this page, seniors Roger Sharp at top right and Mike Mitzner at bottom left show the benefits of their experience to sopho- mores Donnie and Ronnie Straley. In the center left photo three-year golfer johng nie Wade practices his swing. The golf team is coached by Bill Alleng Alan Axley is tennis coach. F 1 I we tus Nktxxs LookAl1kefor X sr Rastus O Neal Dedicated to Miss Hortina Ratsputin, most affectionate friend of Mr. Rastus O'Neal X XS SSS Varied Activities Consume Final Weeks Webster's homemaking department staged a mock wedding on April .16 of this year complete with wedding party and the entire school invited as guests. Linda V eems was bride and Nick Bruton was groi m. A reception was held in the foods dining room afterwards. This mock wedding is becoming an annual affair at Webster-last minute training for upcoming june brides! National Honor Society sponsored its first Ugly Man contest at the beginning of the second semester. james Acosta was chosen as Webster's ugliest and Mark Trotter was chosen runner-up. In the picture on the right are two Webster students chosen as State Health Careers officers for the school year 1971- 72, Dick Presley, vice-president, and Debbie Lee, secretary. Shown on the left is the indoctrination of Webster sophomores to Law Day in connection with Law Week. Members of the County Bar Association are trying Pat McKinney for narcotics possession in a mock trial. Pat received a fifteen- year sentence on a felony charge. I On the right are Corky Hayes, jim Hardcastle, and Dan Presley who served as pages in the Oklahoma Legislature for one week. Other Websterites served in the Legislature during the Spring weeks -all reported receiving an insight into State government-or latrines, Corky? These pictures show physiology stu- dents in their natural habitat. Pictured here are the remains of Mrs. Baker after her students revenged themselves. Near the end of the year the class gave a party in her honor, celebrating the end of the formaldehyde follies. Corky Hayes served as chief cut-up. 144 Sophomores Entertain, Salute Graduates Presenting a full hour of lively en- tertainment the Class of 1973 paid tribute to the graduating seniors of 1971 in a special assembly immediately after Spring break. Talent galore poured forth upon call from the Class Sponsor Mrs. jackie Monroeg direction of musical numbers was conducted by Mr. Dickerson and of staging and skits by Mrs. Betty Perkins. The Carpenters, the Beatles, one-liners in the Laugh-In style, and skits empha- sizing humor Cfarce?j were the order of the day preceding a heart-warming finale honoring the Class of 1971. Not overlooked were dances of vari- ous eras and styles-the '20's, the '30's, the '50's, the '70'sg vocals from the '50's, the '60's, the '70'sg skits ranging from kindergarten and early childhood through the sophistication of youth and into the idiosyncracies of addled adulthood-fun for all! Our Town s Speech Play Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Webb string beans, Mrs. Soames babbles during the wedding, Choirmaster Simon Stimson leads the church choir as Our Town is presented for the seventh time in Webster history. The funeral finale to the play follow- ing the upstairs study session of George CDavid Browningj and Emily fBecky Smithj and their drug store scene with Stage Manager Lloyd Harvey earlier in the play. f Webster's Speech Arts Play, Our Town, was presented on March 25, under the direction of Mr. Hudson Wilcox. The speech arts play is presented each year to give students the opportunity to de- velop their studyg of dramatics. Cast members were Lloyd Harvey, Becky Smith, Ann Henson, Jimmie Hard- castle, Sherry Esley, Don Arnett, jim Walker, Diana Davis, David Browning, Mike Mitzner, Dwain Garrison, Paula Findt, Gary Finley, Steve Morris, Steve Hill, Don Blevins, Cindy Hogue, Debbie Leistra, Vernon Dye, james Acosta, Brent Yeargain, Patty Sissons, Carol Sitter, Barbara Brown, Aleta Bradbury, Denice Garrison, Becky Bercher, and Loretta Henning. Others who helped with the production were Jody Furnas, stu- dent director, Mikel Ketchum, stage manager and electrician, and Nancy'Hack- worth, costumes. 145 146 Seniors In Round of Graduation Activities Cap and Gown Check Out Starts Plans Marching Rehearsal Moves Seniors Forward Vesper Service, Sunday, May 23, 1971 The Rev. David Kelly Speaking Farewell Assembly Features Talent, Fun Reception for Parents Is DWHS Tradition Banquet and Prom Held at Camelot Inn Commencement Despite Cyclonic Storm The Hon. Lt. Gov. Geo. Nigh Speaking Checking In Caps and Gownsg Clearance Receiving Diplomas Is Final Gesture And a Large Group of Happy Seniors! I . R swf i l l wswfw- - w Storm Strikes Campus Graduation Night i Do the most with what you have wherever you are. -Lt. Gov. George Nigh This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It is rather the end of the beginning. -Sir Winston Churchill 147 S.C. Workshop Produces Leaders The third week of March Webster students embarked on a trip to Washington D.C., for an intensive study of American government under the Close-Up program. The group attended seminars, discussion and study groups with many prominent government officials including Oklahoma's two senators and representatives. Earl Larkin, the Webster supervisor for Close-Up, was city trip coordinator. Some students travelled on scholarships. Many of the Webster students are shown here in a plaza at the Department of State. 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