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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1972 volume:

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We trust that the yearbook will grow in value with the passing of years to become a permanent rec- ord of the precious days that are no more-that its real value lies in the future, for it's been a long time coming! THE WARRIOR '72 Volume No. 27 published by The Yearbook Staff Daniel Webster High School 1919 West Fortieth Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 TT ual , L gs ! wgr-ag-wf'h.vf 0' X, -e N.. -61 i Q W, V an .W i-...,-NNN, if 'WS These Are Very Special Friends As we walk down the halls of Daniel Webster High, we now realize what our teachers and companions mean to us, for without them it wouldn't be the Daniel Webster that we know and love. This love is built of friendship, loyalty, and tradition . . . K Uur Alma Mater 'Mid the hills of Oklahoma 'Neath the Sooner sky Stands our noble Alma Mater. Daniel Webster High. Lift the chorus ever upward, Loyal white and blue. Hail to thee. our Alma Mater, Webster, we love you. Our Theme. . Itis Been A Long Time Coming These Are Memorable Years when friendships have been made and broken, tests passed and failed. contests won and lost. Recalling the past makes us stop and wondere Where did it all go? It's been a long wait for each class . . . The Class of 1974 . . . just beginning! The Class 0f1973 . . . caught in the middle! The Class of 1972 . . . a long time coming! mm ' W Q 4 ,W k i 'M l ' QsfefpWm,..m,5 1 N3 J' f.-ly G 3. Q ,, S 2 ..,,, ,. si. mf, W '-iw, Y K 'si - in J, R 'N Q V ., J , MM I as ,L H52-5 I 11.11 X 'r I k ,, 1 .QA ww i Y, . 5.3 ay . . , A VM 5 IS' 1 L . V ' i ,gif al - ,.....m-- .ji V f .A fx, -..Ln- . K -kk-.- 7. f , 6 A by Q f W 'X ,ww 1 s.x R ,I f fx 'n r' 0 32 , ,RJ 'ef' if The Basis Of A Good Education . As we gather daily we continue to advance our educa- tion, realizing that it is essential to attend school. Each day brings us more knowledge and teaches us to learn to communicate and understand one another better: it helps us mature and learn to face reality. Mathematics, Science Discipline Mind Combining new concepts in math and science with old established facts 'and rules problem solving with the omission of innumerable intermediate steps accepting the challenge to keep up with the modern world as it continues to expand its knowledge in science or skills in mathematics: that was the school year l97l-72 at Webster High for students of all grade levels. Building on the old, but always looking for the new has be- come an attitude thoroughly founded in the minds of Websterites through their science-math study. Pictured ut the right Mr. Bob Curington and Mr. Ted Vinyard are shown helping math students through some trying times uith problems that iust won't solve themselves. Rands Teague masters the technique ul focusing a microscope so he can see the slides rather than a reflection of his own eyeball: and Mr, Moore unsuers questions for biology students with difficulty understanding they were too busy trying to smile for the camera! v l f ffstf as 'Y In pictures below Miss Mora chucks test paper for 1imn15 Lopez who looks on upprchensivcly and Spanish students are seen ttorking in the language lah. At the right apprentice teacher Mr. Glen Brooks answers a question about at speech grade and students listen as Lester Davison speaks, At the extreme right Latin stu- dents are seen studying and cnioying ajokc in Latin'FI'? CSi-ending Signal 7 Is Aim Communication: the stepping stone from an individual's thoughts to the point in time when he can make his ideas known and appreciated by others. Throughout our lives we are continually sending signals to others as one phase of this process of communication -and others in turn must evaluate these signals to determine their worthfthe effect upon themselves. Classical language helps evaluate times gone by: modern language leads the way for world- wide communication: speech skills show individuals how best to present ideas lor others' acceptance. 5. Q -.. vi 1 5' ,,. History, Social Studies it Books, Take To Road Broadening horizons have pre- sented new challenges to Webster students for many years, but the phenominal' growth of student in- terest in affairs political! has sharply brought to the attention of students this year the need to assimilate the facts of past eras with the facts and theories of the current time to help under- stand the world and where it might be going. The present is founded on the past, but proven in the future thus causing the necessity for all to stop . . . look . . . and listen as they delve into political, economic, and interpersonal relations as they exist in the world today. Studying actively in classes before field trips and thc prospects of going on the Close-Up trip to Washing- ton. students are seen participating in class activities in Mrs. Fieldingfs. Mr. Larkin's, and Mr. Teel's rooms: Mr. Axley converses with studehts at the door to his room. Tech Builds job Security Serving students throughout the Tulsa area, the Area Vocational Technical Center serves as a special part-day school for many Webster students who are bussed there daily for a three-hour intensive study in their chosen specialized field. Pictured here are Websterites Steve Ramsey studying Commercial Artg Ron Taber, Photography, and special photographer for this pageg Bob Cooley, Aeromechanicsg Wes- ley Allbritton, Commercial Foods: and Paula Hale, Business Machines. Innumerable fields ranging from Electronics to Lab Assistant are other offerings. rt, English Present orld s Culture Maintaining the culture of ages and giving individuals a background to produce materials which not only blend into that culture but also hold promise for the future is one of the aims of a good educational system. Through the study of artistic form, line. color. and perspectivefthrough the study of literature, writing, and the use of research facilities our generation can prepare for the good old days of our advanced years. The study of all phases of Art and English not only prepare us to meet the world head-on, but give us an opportunity to become the givers of culture for future generations. Debra Bookout is interested in watching Steve White- hurst as he works in clay on the potter's vvheel: Annita and David Blanke put items from the art department on display: Roland Austin adds finishing touches to his horse. Library research. columnist and newspaperman Troy Gordon speaking to journalists, and a hard-working English class indicate activities ofthe English department. Q f5.,l,fsf:?ift We A , , Their Business IS Business Achievement of a high level of competence in business subjects is an essential in our rapidly expand- ing world. It has been necessary for the business department to expand its variety in basic business. It helps preview advanced techniques which tend to bring students to a high level of efficiency when they accept their first job. Through the Cooperative Office Education program many stu- dents work half-time in business offices while attending school to help prepare them for better jobs after graduation. Life in the business world is often complicated, often serene. f ' Mrs. Whetstine prepares her C,0.E. students for future business careers. Lela Clayton shows her skill on the dictaphone. and Vicki Tyler is caught in the act ol' a very ordinary situation-erasing! In other photos are shown students in varied business classes. Industrial Arts Program Is Varied Helping students plan for jobs while in school and immediately after graduation, the Industrial Arts De- partment offers a wide program of studies to equip those not neces- sarily planning on a continued edu- cational career. Graduates acquainted with selling techniques and machine-, wood-, and auto-shop experiences are equipped to go directly into the competitive labor market and succeed. Webster's well-equipped and staff- ed shops, drafting section, and Di- versified Educational program are busy places for both the job oriented and those seeking hobby training. Drafting, DE, Shops Train Workers S i 4 54724 J Big Trick In Learning Learn B Doing Acquiring skills and techniques by actual experience is often the most efficient method of learning and in both the homemaking and special education departments this experi- ence method of learning is applied. Manual skills and practical read- ing ,experiences necessary to make a batch of fudge, baste a hem, lay out and cut from a pattern, do the thousand-and-one things necessary to run a home or acquire and hold a job are studied. Students leave these departments well qualified to lead richer and more meaningful lives because of their teachers' dedication. Representing students from the Special Ed Depart- ment, boys listen intently as Department Chairman Luther Elliott explains job-holding skills. Stephanie cuts out a dress. Loraine whips up a dish of fudge, and seam- stresses watch the birdie, for the photographer, ' I 'W '.LK ' s 1 X ' far? . ii' I., naw, F Then There Were Drivers f' . f ., ,ff Q 1, z , Drivers Ed students. under the supervision of Coach Gibson. learn such skills as first aid, operating an automobile. and the structure ol' the vehicle. Mr. Hensley teaches per- fection in the driving course through use ol' the simulator. Students Determined To Keep In Shape Boys and Girls PE classes provide the essentials to help students re- main physically fit. The students learn cooperation and discipline as they take part in such sports as basket- ball. volleyball, tennis. hockey, swim- ming and many others throughout the year. Band Queen Altman ,TLl!.7!2iQ.IZL! Attendants Esfifiia 5 XfLLlllZE'LL! ipaftty :AJ 0121 nc! In addition to the Queen and her royal court, many other students are active leaders of the Warrior Band. Pictured at the right President Steve Harper honors the Queen at half-time ceremonies: below, Drum Major Rob Phillips leads the band in a rousing number while Director Jerry Bur- dick looks on. Also pictured are the flag bearers who form an integral part of the marching group. Royalty, Leaders Honored Competttive Spmt Gives Band Fame Out in front of the marching band and out in front of competition at contests are the Twirlers for the band. Pictured in regulation uniform and in their Indian costumes are Vicki Caffey, Debbie Roland, Jean Probis, and Lisa Smith. Both the twirlers and the Marching Band re- ceived Superior rating at the Dis- trict marching contest at Tahlequahz twirlers also received a I rating at the Lawton Superior Band contest while the Band picked up a ll. The Band competed at the Tri-State Fes- tival at Enid again this year, re- ceiving top ratings. Also pictured along with the full Marching Band are the elected of- ficers including Steve Harper, presi- dent: Steve Ramsay, vice-president: Susan Holland, secretary: Renee Hol- land, treasurer: Bill Campbell, his- toriang and John Johnson, chaplain. Transforming into a concert band at the end of football season proved to be the usual chore with a new type of music and new tonal structure to master. The Band also appeared in several parades this year including Tulsa's Santa Claus event. -'mtg'-Nfl! if' sv R ,WH ,K K t. J A ' , sdx 4 ,- sf, I-4. . Field, Pep, Stage Bands Perform ften Instrurnentalists Differ For oealists --ug 4. in V M ,iw f ,,r, if Different types of inslrumenlalists are needed for differing purposes. and the Chanlers need a pop group, Mary Wood. vocal accompanist. plays piano for the combo and. pictured here. are drummer Gyda Bliss and guitar- isl Beckie Hein -an all-girl combo. believe il or not! l in ocal Groups Sing For Love of Singing ,HZ it 5 N4 7 731 ' X Q is ' x Charles Dickerson. vocal director. and Chanters' of- ficers Denise Hammock. president: Cheryl Schloss, vice- presidentg Cyndi Steele. secretary: Ronnie Pieratt. treas- urer: and Debbie Hyde and Susan Kasbuum. reporters. kept vocalists on the move this year with Chanters and the trio ol Cheryl Schloss. Denise Hammock. Cyndi Steele singing with Chanters at various schools and lor many PTA functions throughout the city. Augmenting this group. the Glec Club and the Chorus helped on programming for assemblies and concerts. especially ut Christmas-lime, 5 f A i 1 Q qggx Z yggi R g.g'5f ,ju . ,M ,. H K Mk Q ' W -- f W Q U. W k S j ws. Q+Q545pmf , , f M, MwQ,.ym,q fag wg5yf:4M J ' i f av ,H an : ' . VV M A i, ' 5 i V V , , A 'Egg ,gl 7 ,, -Jffsj M ,M Q:,, ,, ' fivg 1 ,gf kb I fx 375 ' Saw 1 ,, A -, l ,- ' , W - ' 4 .Q 4 f f 'W aw-1 K ff Qi vfggfm W? v' if F ' s igh, ' 5 K .W 1 fi 'M - a' , .ni ' if if ' I K ,, ' H 1 , Wi fiw' ' L fu Qf f Ay Ri- f , - -' 4, y 1 ,, f... fxr .. QW. 35, K 4 , A- Er? ? ai 'Y ' MQ? , 1, ' I . ,ffm . fi ' ,. 31439. ' 1, KJ ,s 4, 3 V , f. . K si J . 'mi 1 4 M hy, 455: , H wjvigfk? . K ' A my 1' ' W 'EK ,M V- ' -?,,g5L'?f K I in Q' Z :VV , I N f i X 'E K 'Ig , 'L ' X22 Ni , L Q F M y L 5 f iw I , 2 uf? 1 A , ' V . L:,-b 3 4 ' i M E 1 ' ' ' Y ,if K . V, ! kA, .. ,..k 5S?,i . ,-Mun 45, A 5 gf , A bk. . H Vira ,. W Q ax f ..,..,, QQ, , M 5 ' ff rf' if W . v .Qig-at 1 -. K K , ' K LLXV' ' A ,,,' an 'Q fm ' m 533,53 A wr h ff Lffx - I QW! 57 ig - , we Y rf , ' 5 l ' K ig ,af ,Jap 1 gr l privy N XL 0 ,Y , fp' V '+ 9 1 ' if 7 L ' gi l ' iw F Am I M 'iw 'dt 4 J WWA - fx ' X f-Q, f , I , 4 P A -Q 1 a 4 Q kQwq,3i4,-y pqgg f- ,ki,vf HfQQQM,h. hh U gQ Builders Of The Future . In constant movement and action e working in every portion of life in a united force energetic. We re- serve our admiration, on the whole, not for talkers or dreamers or contemplatives, but for those activists in every sphere who deliver tangible benefits to man- kind. CHarperJ ctive Council Keeps Students Running Leading Warriors into a year filled with diversity was the ever- active Student Council, sponsored for the second consecutive year by Mr. Roger Moore. Activities this year ranged from sponsoring door decoration contests in celebration of Homecoming and Christmas to formal installations of class offi- cers and traditional ceremonies in honor of our elite. This year's council calendar also included an- nual candy sales, electing students for Who's Who, publication of the school directory Teepee Talk, numerous dances, and presentation of unique entertainment in the form of movies. A highly successful Council year! Surrounding pictures catch Student Council members were other elected officers Melinda Colpitts, Terri Pickle at work and play blowing up balloons? Assisting and Gayla Casey. Officers appointed by the Council were President Gary Finley and Vice president Dick Presley Jan Lipe, Jody Furnas and Debbie Leistra. ,,,.. 'mu 3-Au S Spirit ladder in process, finished: regular meetings: sales: State con- vention: the Christmas tree: and a new parliamentarian second semester -Suzette Joyce: another busy time! An organization consisting of prominent secretaries, stenogra- phers, bookkeepers, typists, clerks, and receptionists-to-be is Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAJ sponsored again this year by Mr. Sidney Browning. While the clubis main purpose is to help stu- dents enrolled in business courses learn more about the business world and its techniques, they also carry on annual events, including campus beautification through a Spring tree planting project. F BL Displays Excellent Membership Above are the officers Denise Garrison. Mary Bis- hop. Christi Robinson, Robin Lowery. Jacque Joyce. Kristie Gordon, and Pattie Cantrell. ln addition to views of regular meetings are Ladonna Fowler. Nancy Hale. and Caryl Cox wrapping a horse blanket around one of the trees planted by FBLA last spring to help protect it from the wintry blasts of snow and ice. , Ein... . A. if 1 , ,tt ... ii Warriorettes Enchant DW. Spectators Warriorettes, under the super- vision of their new director and spon- sor Mrs. Jacqueline Monroe, en- chanted Websters spectators through- out the year. The Warriorettes have spent many hours bringing their routines to perfection. Spectators were amazed at a number of rou- tines that were performed during the season. A few of the selections were the French Can Can, The American Charleston, Superstar, Light My Fire, and The Webster Victory March. Each time the Warriorettes per- formed something new was added to display their talent and variety. The Warriorettes performed for basketball games and for the first time in their history at Pep As- semblies. In existence for the fourth con- secutive season, this year's squad has had the largest turnout with a group of 33 girls. Officers for the year were Mina McKenzie, presi- dent: Patty Sissons, vice-presidentg Barbara Dirck, secretary: and Nancy Scott, treasurer. T TT Membership Tonya Battles Jo Spears Ronda Watson Mina McKenzie Barbara Dirck Elizabeth Smith Debbie Buckendorl' Cindy Lewis Patty Sissons Teresa Brewer Vanessa Radford Alene Gibbs Dana Leistra Dorene Smith Becki Rhodes Terri Autry Vicki Heller Iva Harrold Christie Robinson Pam Wakefield Linda Deramo Joyce Jones Vicki Cole Linda Helton Rhonda Potter Angela Finnell Sherri Rhodes Debbie Leistra Debbie Undernehr Nancy Scott Suzi Lowery linda Robinson Elaine Williams Latin Club Enjoys Good Things In Life A busy round of activities by the Latin Club this year kept members actively engaged. In addition to fund raising drives the club sponsored the annual Tri-Derby, enacted a variety of legends, attended pizza parties, and turned out for the all- city Saturnalia. Mrs. Johnson, sponsor, reports that the club had a very successful year.! Spanish Club Crowns Senorita Candace A ' 5- fs' T .. E 2 1 4 i - SQ 'Tr X' T ii A Svfzaniag B Queen Br,a,fgw1 f 4 , -, Q4 , yt- i ' p A H ,191 s . I 3 A 5 Spanish Club has been one of Web- was crowned Queen. Officers were Smith, Candy Bushyhead, and Patty ster's active clubs this year. There Diana Davis, Terri Autry, Pam Johnson. New sponsor was Miss were fiestas and Candace Bushyhead Dobbs, Lou Anne Eklund, Lou Anne Carmen Mora. Student Lit ppears In Paper, Book Senior Candy Bushyhead oversees Junior Editor's work: Jimmy Colpitts dedicates as Jean Maxey types for the annual Polpourri. Members of the journalism staff are shown at their usual jobs: Debbie. Susan. Pam, and Anita type copy while Judy and Melinda write articles. The School LU'e editor is seen interviewing Mrs. Field- ing and the sports editor seeks advice from the journal- ism sponsor Mrs. Tibbs. Members of the staff are David Curricular and co-curricular writ- ing activities of Webster students appears in publications issued weekly and annuallyeTulsa School LUe and our own anthology Pot- pourri. Staff members contributing to the weekly paper published by the nine Tulsa Public High Schools find a challenge not only in hunting stories of merit, but in writing so well that their work is accepted by the edi- torial Board of the four-page paper. Meeting semi-monthly to select work of buddingwriters, the Po!- pourri staff gathers and edits work of Webster students for its annual book. Blanke, Debbie Murray. Melinda Colpitts. Pam Dobbs, Susan Ferryman, Judy Taylor, and Susan Oxford. Pol- paurri officers are Gloria Schmoor, editor. and Kathy Miller. junior editor. Mrs. Roberts sponsors. Service, Self-Help Group In action for the second year is Reed Teen Council which was or- ganized by sponsors of Reed Youth Center to help create more activities for Webster teenagers and student participation within the community. Headed by Seniors Gary Finley and Bruce Fowler the Council has grown to a membership of twenty-five stu- dents this year. Activities included the movie shown during the Hallowe'en season, The Pit and The Pendulum, vari- ous dances and outings enjoyed by all. The ASTRA Club is a service group sponsored by the Altrusa Women's Club of Tulsa. This club is the only one of its kind in Okla- homa. Led by president Regina Thomp- son, this year's club has become very active. They have spent many hours helping the children in hospi- tals, making toys and filling baskets of food for the underprivileged, as well as visiting Universities for their own educational background. Other officers are Mary Wood, Cheryl Rid- enhour, and Helen Hoover. -a Really active for the first time in several years, the James A. Shook Drama Society had a membership of seventy-five which took advantage of the opportunity to see community stage production at reduced cost. Officers were Kerry Grisham, Denette Mouser, Debbie Ashlock. and Joyce VanGuilder. Terri Caves was hospitality chairman. s Popular 'H i - E Qi ,-fl A A Myy- if -N TN T . .AUT .neg Y., Warrior Cheerleaders Tell Webster: Seniors Rusty Scrivner Mary Dorsch Sheila Malone Who else would get out in pouring rain and lead the roaring crowds in a cheer to Beat Okmulgeew? Who is allowed to stay out all night papering and decorating the most popular boys' yards with the pretense of school spirit as their reason? juniors DeLaine Camp Margaret Cook Brenda Medley It's those fabulous cheerleaders working day and night to build school spirit and loyalty in the grand ol' Warrior tradition. These eight at- tractive, talented, and out-going girls are definitely among the most active activists at DWHS. Sophomores Debbie Ashlock Robin Lowery Cheerleaders are pictured here in traditional formal poses, honoring coaches, performing at games, in- troducing guest cheerleaders to the football crowd, and leading cheers at Pep Assemblies. No group works harder to build school spirit! We Pledge Love, Loyalty! All Students Part arr1or Pep Club Returning to a system used many years ago at Webster. all students at Webster became active members of the Pep Club this year. Their leaders were elected officers and members of a Pep Council chosen from each Home Room to help plan the school's pep activities. Monthly Pep Rallies were held in addition to special rallies on the day of big gamesg the combined efforts of the student body on pep helped build a unity and school spirit un- paralleled in the history of the school f the experiment was highly success- full Pep Club ollicers pictured above are Stephanie Yates. Mary Wood. Paula Calmus. and Vicki Tyler. Council representatives from Home Rooms are shown at a regular meeting: Cyndi. Mary. and Bill are making yarn spirit dolls: students snake dance around the bonfire sponsored by the Webster Booster Club. Men Umte In thletic rganizations Two clubs which reek with more outstanding members of the so- called stronger sex at Webster are Lettermen's Club and Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes. The athletic activists entertained the school with several enjoyable assemblies featuring interesting speakers: outstanding was Faye O'Dell. Cushing Athletic Director. The Lettermen's Club was in it- self extremely active. having car washes and other money-making projects in order to pay for their own awards. Their officers were Dick Presley. Bruce Fowler. and Rodney Kilgore. Sponsor was Coach Alan Axley: FCA sponsor was Coach Robert Cutburth. Chess, Banks, Law Studied Chess Club has become a most active organization this year with thirty progressing chess players as mem- bers. Many have become interested in this sport which increases skill as well as providing leisuregtime fun. Officers are Matt Crain, Randy Teague, and Jack Ward. with Mr, Ted Vinyard sewing as sponsor, 5. '., 2. J 3,3 QKIAIIOMA Representing Webster on the Jun- ior Board of Directors for Mercan- tile National Bank were Roberta Stewart and Fred Probis. They met monthly to give and receive ideas concerning the bankg they also at- tended a city-wide Bank Day at which they learned more of the techniques of banking. Another civic organization con- tributing to the interesting activities of students is the American Legion which, with its Auxiliary, sponsors Boys' and Girls' State schools on government and law each summer. Billy Holler, Debbie Murray, and Terry Williams were Webster State delegates this past summer. Distributive Ed. Enjoys Year of ork l N-2 aiu.. Au X J iwsgatszli B. E C. 04. Scvssfgsazf Awfsffa 5 Lficf-.Donafcf Scenes ill lhe right show lhc results of DECA drive for food for the needy ul Christmas- lime. and a merchandise win- dow display. Piciurcd below on lhcir Pllfl- lime juhs are Leon Walsun. Sieve Whilehursl. Ray Hollings- worth. Sandra Rahder. Raella Barney. Deanna Simmons. und Slclla McDonald. L 1 V' Webster's chapter of Distributive Education Clubs of America. spon- sored by Mr. Wiley Hammock, is an active organization in which students can spend time studying the business world for which they are preparing. Their work includes studying in re- tailing, wholesaling, and merchan- dizing. D.E. gives interested stu- dents the opportunity to participate in the business world while they are learning. Health Careers Stud1es Entertains Members of Health Careers Club spent many hours studying careers in the over-all health program, hoping to find their particular interest for study in future years. Visits to local hospitals, guest speakers, and discussions with sponsor Dorothy Rueb, R.N., Web- ster school nurse, helped clarify individual aims. Club members also presented assembly programs and co-spon- sored the school's Christmas dance. Officers were Pam Teets, Anita McDougal, Debbie Lee, Terry Will- iams, and Elizabeth Smith. Hlgh School Red Cross Helps thers High School Red Cross repre- sentatives from each Home Room were continually on the look-out for ways to help those in need and were continually raising funds for a variety of gift projects. Officers of the organization which was sponsored by Miss .Iamy Fox, were Jeannie Smith, Candace Bushy- head, Karen Battles, and Susan Schmitt. C 9 Speech Students Present Mrs. McThing As a project within the Speech Department to assist students with their study of drama and dramatics, a play is presented each year under the direction of department chair- man Hudson Wilcox. This year's production was the fantasy-comedy Mrs. McThing, featuring witches, children, old maids, gangsters, and an over-possessive mother who with a staff of faithful servants turned her son into a phony stick character who is rescued by Mrs. McThing, a witch with a dual per- sonality and who sometimes must be ugly to discipline her own child when Mimi misbehaves. CAST Mrs. Larue ...... Jody Furnas Carrie . . . . . . Terri Caves Sybil ..... . . Nancy Scott Evva Lewis ..... Sherry Esley Maude Lewis . . . Denette Mouser Grace Lewis . . . Denise Hammock Nelson ....... Gary Eldridge Howay ....... Kerry Grisham Chef Ellsworth ....... Carl Price Virgil ...... . . . John Bruce Dirty Joe . . .... Steve Hill Stinker ..... . . . John Bacquet Poison Eddie . . . Ted Magsamen Mimi ........ Susan McAlear Mrs. Schellenbach . . Judy Taylor Policeman ........ Carl Price Mrs. McThing . . Debbi Buckendorf . . . . . Johanna Wood 'Ki' nf? 'Wi 1' a any-an - A . , nf - 5, . 5 3? gf ' f - ,, , -13 .555 V :W 2 . b A . ' . 'WNW - we 14 its , :Q . my M , ' The Students Who Really Stand Gut . We are lucky at Webster to have so many individuals - ones who get involved and stand up for what they believe. Every day whether we are at school, work or play we must listen, for the things we learn every day will help to mold us into better individuals. Sophomore Attendant Junior A trendant Senior Attendant 93am Cops gsan 9310564 Carzclacs Buagygzacf , if ,f . I, K x Aw . N, A hx I Sophomore A ttendanl Junior Attendant Senior Attendant cpogin fowsz 552: cpfgodzs. cfwaz EDO-img H H ff bn, 'X mv -Q, E , ,W fwfigff' 'W ?9 E :Q Vw ii Qi fi? L., J Brave Junior Brave Senior Brave 304,19 cpicgcmcfz gay c!QiclZazcf1orz mica gnzsafey 'iff gn ,gp ' . R, .. ' ' fn-Sfi ' Q 1? 35 . 2 ..,'kha R sv Warrior Chief XX VII :Rodney Kwayns jfifgozs em Wil 3' mfg? -F' ll You Need Is iLove,, Miss DW XXXIV Early on September 24, our queen, Miss Russane Love Scrivner and her attendants arrived at school with the anticipation of experiencing one of their happiest moments. Russane Love was most spirited as she was crowned queen. Her royal court is pictured along with her spontaneous reaction as she received congratu- lations from her Senior attendants, Candy and Mary. Lovely girls, a lovely queen. Royal Court Honors Chief 4, J -. ln the upper left photo. Rod is pictured receiving the headdress which makes his position as the 1972 Warrior Chief official. Above is the Chief with his bravest beside that photo is a picture of the Warrior Spirit. and the Chief making small-talk with his squaw. The final photo is the regal court in position after the ceremony has been performed. 6211! - 'US 'Iwi ,Ax - i 'lf V if it-5 , -Nr 4, 1. t Fwy fig, -tk Ji ,J 1 x,,. - Monthly Honors Announced September Rusty Scrioner Rodney Kilgore October Sheila Malone Dick Presley November Susan Holland Terry Williams Not for real! Not their natural habitat! Not that it matters! All it goes to prove is that Boys and Girls of the Month can really ham-it-up 54 for the photographer! Now ain't that truly a cliff-hanger - or should we ask, Do you know which side of the fence your butter is really on? inter Couples Selected December Melinda Colpitts Mike Cox January Debbie Murray Bruce Fowler February Mary Wood Fred Probis .Law We always knew about Mike, but Bruce has finally shown his true colors. How about it, boys, anything for a dare? Oh, well, it was only a fa Q QHQ' . A ,'L1r'Q4f,L,.?r '5!.Zm1. Aa MQ., s. ..'A 3. .-.136-R ' . -9 43 'r V, ., , ... A,5f,1P',, , Q' ii 35713 . 1 'mmf ..,f.j'4 ,. L T4 jolly frolic in the snow. Everyone had fun, even though toes and noses got cold. Question, What happened to the penguin with the radio? Seniors Select Favorites M L Likely to Succeed Bruce Fowler Debbie Murray M l Academic Fred Probis Susan Holland Most Talented Mary Wood Neil Cluck Most Dependable Cary Finley Mary Dorsch Best All-Around Dick Presley Sheila Malone Most Athletic Rod Kilgore Nancy Scott Most School-Spirited Rusty Scrivoer Ted Magsamen JK 5-523 W' 5549 Groups Elect Own Elite .si -JL .. !,f M, f. Several clubs and organizations elected students they wished to honor this year. Mr. 8: Miss FBLA, pictured sealed, are Joel Utley and Pam Dunbar. Pictured upper left is King and Queen Caduceus, Terry Williams and Debbie Murray, crowned at the Health Careers Valentine party. Lower left is Mr. 8: Miss Valentine. sponsored by the PTSA, Lanny Gibbs and Pam Pippin. On the opposite page is pictured Junior Sweetheart and Mr. Irresistible. Sherri Rhodes and Mike Bright. SC, juniors Set Student Council held elections for many honorary positions this year. 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Seniors had to aver- age 3.25 academically and Juniors 3.5. Members were initiated in the early fall, and thereafter began plan- ning their money-making projects to get things on the move. This eager bunch of brains showed their deter- mination as they proved to be a very active and concerned group. The NHS held activities such as films. the Christmas dance, the Ugly Man con- test and many other events. QA P in., I S? 'Dba 1' X r F hi' .V . 5 a ' 3 2? , K X .. , f ' M . X :asf ,, M-. s- , F' ,ki j kiki , K A Q . , , 1 . H gig., ff W ,, .,,. A . . , Q . . .. , ' W L M .Q , - - if ' vi A K' 1, Q if , ,. ff i , f Y- if . -ww., ,, -X1 ,F f X My Q, ' 1, gs F my . V .A .K I i ,W , I Q. x 2,55 5 WVVV. ,EM ,V - I Y iw, ew. A :gl .,45,i fig ,. wif P NM, ,V ,A A , ,ff Q I , 'Vi Q 'A 'Lp' Q 1 . , . if 5 2, , m M 1 .. j .. V W dv - - -' - f f 1, -. ' Q -ff Q- A f X 'ff .s , ,QyfSQ- iw, 'S' .-i. L, A V. 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Warriors Tally Best Season Since ,6 Through the sacrifice of many after-school and summer hours the Webster varsity squad proudly pre- sented its school with a 6-4 record, the best on the books since the school year 1967! Even though the boys were plagued with injuries the offense turned in great performances. The defense likewise proved itself, ranking third in the State. They racked up wins against Mc- Lain 28-I3, Joplin I4-O, Sapulpa I4- I3, Sand Springs 34-6, Broken Ar- row 7-6, and their fierce rival Ok- mulgee 2l-20. Losses were to Stroud 6-0, Kelley I4-ll, Cushing I4-12, and Tahlequah I2-3. wma ff mn. hi 4 3 n W. , .i.:f-'24-H, w X52 fm ,uf COO! Q I. . X Q x 159 . ' EQ 3 .Q.f MINUTES X ' , IQ.. W 0 x 4 ' ' ' I , I - xg-. , Y0X ' ' , . 5,- 1 ,.,. V. ,,,,. .fm ...W ,f -- N 41 ' x , Q w fp, s 'f at .. .. ,iutgv N. EL , , X, Sl'-' 2' 'i1'.r3'553!' f - . 'Mizz aqwf- f P, K, ,1 xiimvf? 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Ties came with Edison 20-20 and Broken Arrow 12- 12. The boys were expertly coached by Howard Black, Don Favor, and apprentice teacher Randy Barr. Under the watchful eye of Coach Howard Black Qcenler pholoj the sophomore football team clobbers Cushing, 21-7. ln the pictyre below quarterback Darrell Pettie sends a pass flying and Danny Cluck puunds out yardage while his fellow teammates look on, Captains Rod and Bruce Lead 19 1 Footballers Left picture: Co-captains Bruce Fowler. Rod K Center picture: Varsity Team: Front row. left to Coach Gibson. Lanny Gibbs. Donnie Harmon, Don Paul Bradley. Jeff Biffle. Rod Kilgore. Mike Cox. Fowler. Alvin Guess. Jim Walker. Horace Scott. Cutburth. Second row: Coach Hart. Eddie Billingsly. my Rogers. Gary Finley. Dick Presley. Phil G Charles Hushbeck. Ricky Oglesby. Mark Hill. Gar ilgore. right: Koch. Bruce Coach Tom- illiard. y Eld- ridge. Farris Johnson. John Williams. Marvin Price Coach Dillard. Third row: Lester Davison. Paul Henson Roland Austin. Bill Guinn. Gary Massey. Curtis Haley Charles Henderson. Steve Taylor. Joel Utley. Gary Fran- co. Wes Caves. Scott Maslanka. Back row: Larry Doke Don Hushbeck. Robert Harris. Wendell Scott. Dana Co- zort. Jim Thompson. Gary Richardson. Dennis Kennemer. Kenneth Taylor. Rick Hockaday. Sophomore Team: Front row, left to right: Allen Butler. Millard Dovers, Jeff Willard. Logan Phillips. Pat Acosta. Jimmy Cotner. Jeff Maynard. Second row: David Smith. John Polite. Billy McLendon. Tim Hen- derson, Ronald Harris. Joe Louch, Danny Cluck. Frank Jellries. Terry Long. Third row: Frank Krusemark. Clyde Hanna. Kenneth Rogers. .limmy Fissel. Herbey Howard. Steve Loftin. Chuck Cline. Steve Deo. Fourth row: Jerry Nicholson. Carter Fairless. Eddie Woods. Steve Leedy. Doug Potter. Billy Harris. David Lugo. David Price. Darrell Pettie. Back row: Coach Black. Ricky Branaman, Jerry Denham. Ronny Mclntosh. Keith Robertson. Dick Martin. Steve Murray. Ricky Johnson. Coach Barr. .- -155.0 T.- M wif ' -i'3yyQ'i 0 c -1,-0: Warrior Harriers Build For Future The Warrior harriers are building hope for the future team with six experienced runners returning next year. They will be Don Straley, Brandon Jones. Mark Miller, Ralph Patterson, Matt Crain, and Randy Edison. Seniors David Blanke, Terry Williams, and Danny Rike will not be back. The boys are coached by Alan Ax- ley who took over mid-season when former coach Bill Lamb left Web- ster for a position at Livingston University in Alabama. The team placed third in both the Sequoyah and Bartlesville Invi- tational. They also defeated Central in a dual meet. Terry Williams, one of the team's best runners, originally went out for cross-country to get in shape for wrestling, but soon realized that it was more than that. He medaled at Sequoyah, McLain, Edison, and in conference. He also received a trophy for his performance at Star-Spencer. Swimmers Claim Conference Championshi Despite a lack ol. experienced swimmers and divers the Webster swim team has made an excellent showing in their dual meets. Win- ning three of their five meets the swimmers won the uncontested con- ference championship. The boys work very hard staying in condition for the meets. They usually swim 2400 yards each day. They are proud to have a new coach this year. Mr. Jim Dillard. Shown are some outstanding swimmers. In the lower left corner Randy Teague gasps for breath while Gary Eldridge looks on. Low- er right, Mark Thomas and Ted Magsamen do the back stroke: Steve Cook and Rick Jones get off the line before their opponents. Top row: Keith Turner. David Jones. Johnny Bell. Ricky Jones. Kenny Rogers. Charlie Bookout. Front row: Steve Cook. Jim Yates. Gary Finley. Mark Thomas. Jim Gladson. and Ted Magsamen. Not pictured: Gary Eld- ridge. Mike Bright. and Randy Teague. P 69 xxx .Am 1 NKRWANMNE 6 WJ A f gf1 ,d ek N'-M..n ,f' -fy Q, , Nd' 9 , n, f' 6' Fay . u, 'inf' C ! W' Wrestlers Earn Tourney, Dual Honors l l i X Rod Kilgore,' graduating Warrior, took first in State Wrestling for the third con- secutive year and also received an Out- standing Wrestler awardg Monty Jackson was the only other Warrior placing in State, taking fourthg the team placed ninth. In invitational tournaments the team placed i - third at Memorial and fourth at Bristow and Websterg Regional also showed a fourth. ln duals the team defeated Bristow 40-I2, Sand Springs 27-I8, and Broken Arrow JJ-18, losing to Moore, OC Grant and SE, Kelley, Sapulpa, Memorial. Hale. and f E.Central. Kilgore took a first in all tournaments along with Jackson at Webster and Memorial, and with Caves at Bristow: Walker took seconds at Memorial, Bristow, and in Regionals along with Caves at Memorial and in Regionals, and with Jackson at Bristow, Third rankings at Webster went to Caves. Fowler, Walker. and Dovers with fourth places tc Garman, Williams, and Cozort. Memorial 3rd: Fowler, Rider: 4th: Mclntosh, Dovers, Cozort, Williams. Bristow 3rd: Garman: 4th: Dovers. Regional 3rd: Jackson, Rider: 4th: Dovers. Teams are pictured. A TEAM, Top Row: Alvin Guess, Jim Walker, Rodney Kilgore, Bruce Fowler, Monty Jackson, Phillip Gilliard. Front Row: Wesley Caves, Dana Cozort. Terry Williams, John Garman, David Price. Ron Mclntosh. B TEAM. Top Row: Steve Taylor, Will Rider, Logan Phillips, Pat Acosta, Roy Price. Front Row: George Ketchum, Don Mclntosh, Clifford West, Rob Aubrey, Steve Hill, Larry LaFave. With a 50-50 dual season, the Warrior basketball team finished third in the Green- Country Conference, after having placed seventh in the All-City and third in the NEO tournament. In the first round of Regionals the team was defeated by Ok- mulgee 47-543 two previous losses to arch- rival Okmulgee in regular dual play this year were 56-57 and 57-74. Regular season wins were over East Cen- tral 59-49, Kelley 52-48 and 61-59, Sand Springs 59-55 and 52-48, Cushing 49-47, Bartlesville Sooner 80-75 and 62-6l, McLain 65-63, and Tahlequah 75-6lg losses were to Tahlequah 66-70, Sapulpa 45-7l and 53-76, and Cusing 65-81. In NEO's tourney Webster defeated John Marshall 89-42 after a loss of 59-77 to Cassia Hall: in All-City their win was 63-50 over McLain with losses of 34-53 to Central and 30-4l to I-Iale. Team members: Top Row: Mgr. Kerry Grisham, Rick Choate. Gary Richardson, Jeff Maynard, Dennis Kennemer. Rick El- sey, Terry Landrum. Wendell Scott. and Mgr. Mark Wil- cox. Front Row: Billy Holler. Gary Rongey. Horace Scott. Truett Watts. Don Koch. Roundballers Take Third In Conference Building toward a strong team for future years, the members of the B squad had an acceptable season and placed second in their league tournament by defeating Broken Arrow 84-54 and Catoosa 54-30. Their loss in the tournament was to Edison 43-47. Team members pictured: Top Row: Terry Chick. David McAlear. Scott Ri- chardson. Brian McKenzie, John Ashby, Doug Potter. Randy Ingram. Robbie Woods. Front Row: Phil Smith. Darrell Pettie, Frank Jeffries, Allan Butler. Joe Lousch, Steve Murray, and Randy Dean. W i P r i CB, Team In Great Season With the magnificent junior and sophomore basketballers this year Webster can really be looking for a great season next year. Coach Alan Axley feels. This is the finest group of juniors and sophomores we've had at Webster in a long time. The B team wrapped up the season with I8 wins and only 5 losses. taking second in their own school tourney. Standouts for the team this year are juniors Rick Choate. Gary Richardson. and Wendell Scott with sophomores Jeff Maynard and Terry Landrum. In the top left photo John Ashby goes in for a lay-up giving the war- riors two points. Jeff Maynard is also shown shooting in the top right photo. In the bottom left corner Maynard is shown at the free throw line. Coach Axley is pictured giv- ing the boys a little advice during a time out. It must have been one of the games they won f the coach is smiling! M . X V 5 K i . IVQL R 3 ii A A ,k,kn W 96 ,,,Q -, ,X wa , - Q., if ,ly Q ,ig iz , f .4 N x 'W i-'f Q K0 I' ,a 'I Q 5 -: aw 2, V-faq. wr.-1 ---- ' ., 'H . A ,, Q A ww F X 1 'fy 41,11 f-N-if 2 , 2 , t J if .Q-sei? f -I. ' E + '- W ii' . , Q ,,, wi? f www , ' .gm ., - ' ,- ' lf- N ' ' ' , ' zfgjfzi A ' K Q- H f, A - f - K A 1,1 ua gN.4.5L. , -X s- ,Im 1 f - 3 . - .-4 , , 7 'ir.j2 - i fm ' . .w +- H 0, qi ig, h,U,5-M A . 7 K ,ma , .L HN' . X 1. 1 1 , HJ. ' ' W . 4. m QL - x V A A ,u 'Ky' 'wap V 2- 'M Wy In Whose Hands We Proudly Place Our Education . Faced with problems of finance, integration, busing, instructional methods, and high educational standards Members of the Board of Education, Webster ad- ministrators and faculty, and those who provide addi- tional services all blend their talents toward building our futures. Together We Can Create The Webster administration is without a doubt the best we could possibly have. They help us in our daily education and give us needed guidance. They maintain the school rules, punish wrong, and try to honor students who do some commendable deed to make Webster more out- standing. They help us make neces- sary decisions about our educational plans, counsel with us when we are mischievous, and they usually understand which seems strange to us students since they are The Establishment. Genial Facult Educates Websterites BILL ALLEN: Athletic Director. Basketball and Golf Coach ALAN AXLEY: History. PE, Cross-Country and Tennis Coach. Assistant Basketball Coach GARY ARNETT: Drafting MRS. CHARLOTTE BAKER: Chm, Science Dept., Biology. Physiology HOWARD BLACK: Assistant Football and Baseball Coach. Machine Shop MRS, RETHA BLYTHE: Librarian MRS. MILLIE BOWMAN: Sophomore Counselor, Senior Sponsor, Girls' PE TOM BUSH: Sophomore English SIDNEY BROWNING: Typing JAMES BROUGHTONL Woodworking JERRY BURDICK: Chm. Music Department, Instru- mental Music BILLY CLAYTON: Mathematics ROBERT CURINGTON: Mathematics ROBERT CUTBURTH: Assistant Football Coach. Biology CHARLES DICKERSON: Vocal Music, Music Literature, Theory JIM DILLARD: Track and Swimming Coach. Assistant Football Coach, History Closeness to students is one of the aims of the Webster facultyfa closeness which permits individual help for students with need of stimulation and assistance. This can certainly be one of the assets of our being the smallest high school in the Tulsa Public School System for the situation never becomes so big that individual students can become hopelessly lost. Teachers give freely of extra time and effort to assist students and at times could be said to insist on a little extra time from students. tions, Math Coach, Chm. P.E. Department MRS. JOANNE FIELDING: History Law and Math MISS JAMY FOX: Junior English Coach, Drivers' Education tributive Ed. Wrestling Coach. Bookkeeping, Business Math MRS. LaVERNE HOWARD: Clothing Latin Moita Dorsey Davis In Memoriam Friend of Webster students since her arrival on the campus in September of l957, teacher of hundreds of students who have continued their education and become outstanding in journalism, teaching, and other varied careers was Miss Moita Dorsey Davis, respected member of our faculty. During her years on the faculty Miss Davis served actively on Webster's Scholarship Committee, helped begin- ning journalists on Tulsa School Lie staff, and taught college preparatory English. After the opening of this school year, our school and her friends were deeply saddened by her death. LUTHER ELLIOTT: Chm. Special Ed. Dept Voca DON FAVOR: Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football MISS SAUNDRA FORD: Office Machines, Business MARK GIBSON: Football Coach, Assistant Track WILEY HAMMOCK: Chm. Industrial Arts Dept Dis GENE HART: Baseball Coach, Assistant Football and ROBERT HAYES: Chm. English Dept.. Junior English MRS. MAIDA JOHNSON: Chm. Foreign Language Dept EARL LARKIN: Government, History, Economics They Really Teach: Ycuive Gotta Learn MRS. JACKIE MONROE: Chm. Girls' PE Department: Girls' PE: Sophomore Sponsor I ROGER MOORE: Biology. Student Council Sponsor MISS CARMEN MORA: Spanish. Sophomore English MRS. BETTY PERKINS: Sophomore English, NHS 1 When a teacher won't give upe when he insists that you learn: well, what can you doeyou've just got to learn! That seems to be the philoso- phy of Webster teachers who never give up until each student has put forth his maximum effort to achieve at his highest level. While not always appreciated at this time in our lives. we know that in years to come we will be grateful for the mass of knowledge and evaluative skills we have acquired. fue-my Sponsor MRS. BARBARA ROBERTS: Senior English. Polpurri Sponsor GARY SMITH: World and U.S. History WAYNE SMITH: Auto Mechanics. Power Mechanics . Q., J. STERLING TEEL: Chm. History Dept.. World History ,fjg'E::S'k, MRS. NANCY THORNTON: Physical Science, Chemistry MRS. RUTH TIBBS: Journalism. Senior English, School LUe Sponsor TED VINYARD: Chm. Mathematics Department: Math MISS MILDRED WEST: Foods, Home Living, Shorthand MRS. GLADYS WHETSTINE: Chm.. Business Depart- ment. COE JOHN WHITESELL: Chm. Art Department. Art HUDSON WILCOX: Chm. Speech Dept.. Speech. Stage- crafl, Yearbook, Audio-Visual. Assemblies, Plays MRS. JOYCE WRIGHT: General Office Education, Short- hand. Junior Sponsor MRS. SHIRLEY 'YOUNG: Special Ed. English, History Science f '56 gm S' wx,-1 , ' '- pf 1- : N, l '4 l it- F 1 X . :: 1 Additional id For Webster Students Mrs. Dorothy Rueb, R.N. Mrs, Eula Berline. Office Manager Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott. Registrar Mrs. Ardella Davidson. Requisition Clerk Mrs. Juanita Rhodes. Attendance Clerk Mrs. Mary Fuller, School Banker Mrs. Louise Choate, Bulletin Clerk Mrs. Mary Kelley, Library Assistant Joel Utley. Audio-Visual Clerk Without the assistance of the School Nurse, and clerks who handle all kinds of office detail ranging from correspondence to recordse from bulletins to purchasesffrom attendance to banking-from library to audio-visual aids many gaps would be left in the day of the Webster Warrior. These employees spend endless hours working for the betterment of Webster. V, 2, tt ,nmig Fr 1 if fxauz 2' X 4 ea e as .--are .fa , Q X EA 98. 'f 1 as -s 1 ,A ,Q ! bf - , tix W . 'wrt f ff - N -gggqe i Our Parent-Teacher-Student As- sociation is very active raising money each year to provide schol- arships for graduating seniors. Through flower sales, pie sales, donations, bowling leagues, and other varied activities the PTSA members manage each year to raise in excess of Sl,000. for scholarships. This is a great help to graduates. . ,me ,Fax k 4'-tht. , X .Z - a . . tr gi , ,, W pi. .1 t H., '3' 1- 'f an 1 'I It Y, 1 if Ji r Q 2 5' , t f I 4: f F Food, Cleanliness Essential For Custodians not pictured include Doc Edwards, Ervin Blevins, James Chew, Oscar Farar, Max McPherson, and Sherman Poole. 1 -- .. r' if seas' ,, it si I V A. .WV ' A :Q 1-' - J at f Z 1, -enum. u N i 5-sa ,ag x r Mrs. Mary Leech, Dietitian Mrs. Marie Caves Mrs. Juanita Shaw ,stud ll 1 -fwtsvm .V as f E ' fs s . 2 . , -, t I ' ' I T12 .5 - - is h, it A 4 ff-. , t ' , 3' . ggi: L . , H. K V 3 , . rj 'tw' f Y, 34 . F, My YV . 9 . CK , gs, . w-MM g . s ,Ji If L I .Q ,,.. N-M L ,. .f N-eg.. t ' . K f -sn .rvtlynl I ff Mrs. Maude Morgan. Cafeteria Mgr. Mrs. Vesta Mann Mrs. Juanita Bishop X. K E Mrs. June Wall Mrs. Lorene Hobbs Mrs. Joan Valentine . .ext ,,.,, M i I C vii I ff' A :iv In lt r we t Q f ,Q ' ' , Q . ' J x A ,F ' .. 53. 1 t ll, - 215' YQ . in-...f Melvin Kilgore. Bldg. Supl. Paul Sweeney Fred Compton Q he hw mc- A ff If xi 6 . Wi Q , ff s -4, -X A , L ,xx 3 4 'F ,er Y Av Y M 'rg gf 5 X' ff A R 3 A : . 2 MQW '12, my A .'?Hf'mf. Z' ' A 1. f 7 ' M 1 5-an ,L pf. Ta le- U. z iff' P 4 L Q xl4'f 2 Q m 4 l it ,, ,, , . Q , ,, A. , .. 2 'K 4' wiv Wi ., I af we 5, W 5 1 :va 'W M. ,- My D 5 . 1. Our Friends From Whom We Learn . The classes of '72, '73, and '7-l have a common ground we are people who are friends. We will remember our friends and the things we have learned from them, knowing that when we meet again we will still be friendly people. We are of a united spirit that will remain with us. A Great Man The class ol '7-1 has done a good ioh this tear m mank- tng Webster the greatest, linder the able Icatlcrslup ol the sophomore class officers. Ronnie Harris. president: David Smith. vice-president: Caryl Cos. secretary: and Jacque Joyce. treasurer. with the direction of their spon- sor Mrs. Jacqueline Monroe. the sophomores have shown us all that they are u part of Webster of which we can all he extremely proud. Sophomores The largest sophomore class in the history ol' Webster is a state- ment that describes very well the class of '74. The sophomores have shown us that they have a real leadership ability that will help them in their remaining years at Webster. They have made a good start in high school and are anx- ious to face the future and give what they can of themselves. Much is expected of this class and we are sure they will progress to be one of the finest classes of Webster. Pat Aeosta Cindy Alexander Cecil Allen Karla Amos Kathy Anderson Victor Anthamatten LouAnn Armer Steve Arnett Debbie Ashlock Robbie Aubrey Sheila Austin Linda Bacon John Bacquet Susan Bailey Kathy Baker Sandra Baker Cathy Burgas Patty Barr Tonya Battles Janice Baumgart Sandra Beaty Wilma Bell Charlotte Bellntyer Mike Bellmyer Brad Bennett Robbie Bercher Diana Blevins Gyda Bliss Sherri Bolch Greg Bonds Stanley Bookout Michelle Bowling Terry Bowman Kim Wayne Bradbury Ricky Branaman Carolyn Brewer Mark Brewer Teresa Brewer Jerry Brock Barry Brown Donna Brown Teresa Brummetl Debi Buckendorf Nathaniel Burden Tim Burton Alan Butler Kathy Cagle Renee Camp 41,4 .aj .xl 4 , ' gt pay- ,1 Q -.6 ld' , 3'8 A 1 'll' Q Z7 l I ,,' -1-1 Yi if V V X eh va f A A r 3 :fe -X ' K' ' ,,,, i fy 1 N' fi - 1, i' V 2? ,. ,ff mu A 4 -1 1' ,1 L ,wx B if 5. ,ml 'I 5, I 5 'M' S M. 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L, lf -f-s uf Q 'M fllllfil yt t af M kt , K it Anna Campbell Terrie Campbell ,av-fr, Regina Carr Alice Carrell Michael Carson Jackie Carler ni ,,,. 5 Q Teresa Renee Canes Gary Chaney Terry Leo Chick Gerry Claggell .lohn Clayton Wanda Clemenis Charles Clinc Danny Cluek Vicki Cole Jeff Collins .lim Colpills Rebecca Cook Pam Cope Cathy Copeland Phillip Copeland Jimmie Comer Caryl Cox Sharon Cox Soph Boys, Girls Roam Halls Separately -I Senior boy breaks that ice! Mark Hill mingles with girls! GayCumn1in5 Susan Cummingx Alan Cunningham .lancl Sue Cunningham Howard Lee Davis. Slcve Deo Linda Deramo Rick Dipboyc Barbara Direk Donna Dull Millard Duvern Debbie Doyle Denim: Dronkc Debhie Dunbar Max Dunigan Raymond Dunn Lila Emerson Pam Eubanka Linda Lvanx Carter Fairleu Allen Farley Belh I-'am Victor Figueroa Valerie Findl Vickie Finley Marilyn Finney Jim Fisxel Aredu Forehan LaDonna Fowler Mike Fowler Georgia Fryhuver Mike Frileh Del Gunn Kathy Garland Kathy Garner Suzy Gerhardl Mike Germany Alene Gibbs Jane Giddem Candra Gordon Leslie Gosnell Ron Guns Debbie Gregory Kathy Grillin LcEua Griffilh Alan Hale John Hale Clyde Hanna Af , , x 2. F, .L ,N Yr. rf' .Q X 2 . lc ll Q' 1,4-qw, 1 'X 1 1, 1 -wx . . + f . me iilllfif . gli if 1 ll j, .,r' . .min ' L . , 'lf' -lille - w .J --'v-H, aa. Q. -at X X an If .jim 1 wg' X.k fig. ee-W 1 un f ,.-- 4-wx Cm? eshw We ef - gf uf-.1 . MR F-9,515 Xl 1 . K . .. in ? ..,,,3 I k 441 R M lf an t'i f ,V -3 ,.,,-wwf, 'i l 5 . . ff 2, Q 9 ,. :M .. f 4?.,..f, . , J ls. Q K + ,, . 9 , X H ., ,K 1 ' ig, N 'Sm M1 n lm . X f V. A ' X V ' 3,3 ' i, e nler 'f X S. ' ,, aw K Q.. '--1, N. . f - ,, evra .51 J Q . ,. f. we '- I -C ' T 44 'K we rt' J' QL R , J X 4 4 I 2 Q S 'i I . Q., Q U uv J A ' 'Z A s If 'ix l 421554 W ' f - 5 u ff:-HW 'ff N r 1 Q ' ' 1 J Q bw J ...a l I J , ., , ff , q rf' , U4 76, J vi, 3 -f. ee. w :J if e Q , fry , Q15 , 5 , Jil' , x . Xf '95 , s in bzg? K V, V L wr , 6 Y K J, V k -. K . :lik Q y J EY' H M J 9 ir ll, J, if , . l 'N J 1 Z, , ,,.A in i' t A V ey 4 R X. K -HQ , we if ' g. . 1 r AIM, rnslii' VAT i r 5 45. 'f 5? ir., Y, H yz ff .J ,L,L f., 1 'Q 5 A i 4 1 ' 115,54 M 64 X X V , ' 2 1 ,mg - wt ' ' 4 fffffllif Q 'iff g ,wr 'V f if ' Q , ' NW ll i l f ale.- Nw mv Jerry Harmon Billy Harrix Nlargarel Harris Ronnie Harris lva Harrold Randy Harlzell Beverly Hauser Teresa Hayea Denise P. Henderson BellyHerrimal1 Pairicia Heru Wayne Hicka Carla High Debbie Huggins Debbie Hof Linda Hopkins Marlha Horton Mary Horlon Jerry Howard Douglas Huffman Holly Huntsman Gary Hyder Allen Hynea James Hynes Randy Ingram Pam Jackson Jan Janeway Jeffjeffrie Carol Johnson Randy Johnson Ricky Johnson Shirley Johnston David Jones Harriet Jones ,lerrx Jones Jacque Joyce Bill Keever Raymond Kennedy Frank Kursemark Larry LaFave Vicki LaFoy Sharon Lambert Terry Landrum Donna Lankford Tonya Lanklord Cathy Lasmek Chrialy Lassek Dana Leislra Lida Lassiter Steve Leedy Steve Lollen Jerry Logan VLIHICCH Logan Doreenu Lullis Terry Long Kathy Lupe! Joe Luusch Robin Lowery David Lugo E S s Eff 1 klrfj, 5 31' 5 X mls Y. . M. g- ' P ,i -, .st , 1 ' ra ., f ,gr . . - -R. Riiu Lutz I av, tr David McAleur 1 ' Susan McAleur ' Ricky 7VIcBroom V V! Eduard McCall ' Charles Mecuih is 5 Stanley McDonald 1. or . 72 n Ron Melnwsh i 1 Q' Brian Mckenzie 1 - gd Nancy McLain 'i Joex McNeill ,Qjj1j5,.5gQ John McQuur5 I 3 V'f A ' James Marlin X ii ffl T'- Xt X. .af , ,J ' H ' fl i Q ,... 2 H4 pffwg X hl svn -vm.. Program Fun Inspiration , ,r Many interesting programs were enjoyed by Sophomores and the en- tire school this year. Included were inspirational speeches by leaders such as basketball-great Marcus Haynes, and fun programs like that presented by the Soldiers' Chorus accompanied by The Volunteers. ,pw vw , .g,, s., -Q .D N- ,: ,1-LQ 515' 1 1, nf- N Deborah Martin Richard Martin Rusty Martin Debi: Mason Rosemary Mathews Jell Maynard Regina Meech Mary Metcalf Janet Miller Joyce Mitchell Joan Morgan Roy Mosier Elizabeth Moss Patti Mulvune Steven Murray Phyllis Myers Linda Nelson Laurance Nicholson Marsha Owens Karen Palmer Clydene Parker Shon Patterson Gary Patton Margie Payton Susan Pearman Lillian Penn Sharon Peppers James Perry Mark Pestel Maudie Peterson Darrell Pettit: Logan Phillips Cindy Pitchlord John Polite. Jr, Teresa Ponnequin Doug Potter Alvin Price David Pugh Mark Pugh Theressa Radford Vanessa Radford Vickie Rea Joyce Reagle Kenneth Reaglc Becky Rhodes Kathy Rhyne Wesley Rice Doug Richards .leannie Richardson Randi Richardson Scott Richardson Diane Rikc Virgle Riley Rena Roach Timmy Roberts Keith Robertson Keith Robertson Barbara Rogers Diane Rodgers James Rogers Kenneth Rogers Linda Rogers Pauline Rogers Debbie Roland Barbara Roley Sandie Roley Vincent Romero Susan Ross Arthur Roy Sue Rudisailc Phil Runyon Bill Russell Winter, Summer, Fall - Itis Beautiful Prettiest campus in Tulsa is the only fit descrip- tion for the Webster tract of 23 acres. No matter what the season or weather the main building, annex, boys' building, auto shop, stadium, and three pre-fabs blend into beautiful natural surroundings that never fail to impress all Websterites - Sophomores to Seniors! in Wk-1 M..- --w-ww -'33-' .5 Y...- ith 5 1? 4 ip! ii d il 19 'Y s' x, .rg Robert Ryan Denise Salter Richard Sanders Mitchell Schauer Daniel Schumacher Bobby Scroggins Mark Sears Cathey Sebastian Wayne Sedersten Teresa Shaddox' Donna Shipley Peggy Simmons Janis Sissans Teri Skyles David Smith Grace Smith Henry Smith Ken Smith Phil Smith Randy Lee Smith Ricky Smith Allan Snider Jacqueline Spears Joyce Standley Brenda Steele Terry Steele Carl Steward Cutis Stewart Neil Stewart Regina Stinehcomb Daniel Stringlellow Donna Stulflebeam Renee Taber Jeff Taylor Karen Taylor Jimmy Terry Mark Thomas Stephen Thompson Kathy Tolle Jim Tolson Patty Tracy Karl Troxell Keith Turner Becky Tweedy Jayne VanGilder Robert Vaughan Bavelle VanGundy Karen Wakefield Sherry Walling Don Washburn Phyllis Watson Ronda Watson Marilyn Webb Tracy Wescoll Clifford West Debbie West .lancl Wilkinson Jeff Willard Crystal Williams Elaine Williams Sylvia Williams Teresa Williamso James Wilson Teresa Wimer Dyana Wislcy Johanna Wood Robbie Wood Edgar Woods Mark Woodson Goldie Workman Roger Young Derrcll Yount ex Sophomores Clean Up IZ Tones, Bones ON THE TONES ee Gary Hyder and Brian McKenzie hit a few hot licks in Stage Band re- hearsal to brush up on their tech- nique and Raymond Kennedy joins on guitar. ON THE BONES - Gerry and Jack, like many fellow- Sophomores, bone-up on knowl- edge in biology: they seem to have picked Coach Cutburth's bones clean! juniors Look To Graduation Next Year Completing their second year at Webster and looking forward to their final year is the class of '73, Led by their officers, cabinet, and Sponsor Mrs. Joyce Wright, the Juniors have had a very memorable year. A performance was made by the girls as well as the boys in the an- nual Powder Puff football game. In November Juniors received their Senior rings, a reminder that their final year is close at hand. Career Day organized by Mrs. Can- ady, class counselor, was held in December with speakers from fields ranging from Modeling to Wild Life. During the Valentine Season, the class presented three one-act plays. Officers ol the class which continues to prove to all that they have the quality to lead Webster on to success are Wes Caves. president: Matt Crain. vice-president: Re- gina Thompson. secretary: Kristie Gordon. treasurer. and Pat McKinney. chaplain. Gay Alexander Kay Alexander Wes Allbritlon Anita Allen Rick Allen Sharon Almy Richard Anderson Suzanne R. Anderson David Apple Susan Arnett Janice Atkins Sheila Attebury Roland Austin Terri Autry Allen Barnes Ellen Barnes Gale Barnes Darrell Barr Lorna Bass Carolyn Battenfield Karen Battles John Tad Bell Karen Bennett Rebecca Bercher Steve Bilby Gayle Bingham Leisa Bird Mary Beth Bishop Elizabeth Bock Mike Bright Vickie Gail Brock Maureen Brown Linda Buntin Larry Burris Vivian Caldwell GAY' -HY .,,,x ,WJ-r X rs.. - 1 '! 4 59 . 'ff nhfw .ig . '44 if v, Ml ar '1 aa A .5 , Y ,L K, , Q , Ttm, , ff mf 55 ' 4 S :irq :gg v . 'il1w,.,,A 's' ' Le f . ,V 1 fy . vw . ... . , H, 'hr hw an tn V ,, few xg ' 4, . 1 ..t, , , 'A W X UCEAQC'-f R ' . - . if ' -' Y l is A Paula Calmus Janet Calvert DeLaine Camp Bill Campbell Greg Cane John Cannon Pattie Cantrell Toni Carter Panda Cate Wesley Caves Mike Childers Ricky Choate Julie Chrysler Lela Clayton Larry Clements juniors Cate, Ward Attend cClose-Up' The Close-Up program, sponsored by the social studies departments of high schools in Tulsa, made one- week educational field trips to Washington, D.C., in mid-October. The program is designed to give students a closer look at govern- ment in action and the political structure of the United States. Mr. Gary Smith of the Webster faculty and juniors Panda Cate and Jack Ward attended. They are pic- tured here at famous structures they viewed. 1f??'i' L? F i if ii 2' l ll' if if 1 it Q- 11 Q r , 2 4: 51 ' ' if Mr V, ' 7 if , 1 . Liz Clubb Pam Cochran Johnny Conner Jimmy Cook Lanel Cook Margaret Cook Steve Cooke Colleen Cooley Danny Counts Debi Covert Cynthia Cox Dana Cozort Matt Crain Lynn Crew Randy Dean Brenda Dennis Richard Deramo Peggy Doll Buster Dorsch David J. D. Doyle Vickie Duke Sherree Eldridge Rick Elsey Sherry Marguerite Angela Finnell Phyllis Finney Anna Forehand Gary Franco John Garman Denise Garrison Jay Gault Clayton Giddens Phyllis Gipson Reba Glaze Gary Goodwin Esley , U'e1 8 '..5- at Q51 x TK X Xt P7 Q9 Ax 4 ,.x. 5,-9-' gp - vt fi? A 'E Q47 K 1 Qs.,-, 17 if , A Al fi 'F' sd-5' .' ' my - ',,. :.,,.i.:: . Kristie Gordon Walter Gibson Steve Gosnell Ruth Goss Michael Gosselin Joe Grass Daniel L. Gregory Michael L. Gregory Sheila Gregory Kerry Grisham Judy Kay Gudgel Bill Guinn Gary Guthrie Cynthia Gwartney Nancy Hail Rhoda Hardcastle Robert Harris Monroe Harrold Richard Hastings Cheryl Hawkins Debbie Hays Becky Hein Vickie Heller Linda Helton Charles Henderson Loretta Henning Paul C. Henson Keith High Stephen Hill Debra Hillhouse Vickie Hix Ricky D. Hockaday Ronnie Holloway Kevin Holmes Ike Holt Helen Hoover Chris Horsey Roger Hudson John Hughes V Don Hushbeck .1 af' . E Sift .df ,.., ? J I 5 14 T., Teresa Ingold Linda lzard Linda Jackson Bob Janeway Darlene Jeffries John B. Johnson x Roger Jolliff Donna Jones Mike Jones Joyce Jones Juniors Predominate O 165 1 , .vs A T H V, f A ' ji' l .,o ll K R ., 'Y 1 A' L 'BJC 1 gi' lat 2 e -Q l A K X Ti? 32 ,flu rt S orts Soenel'Pl I 4.324 i Athletic Director William G. AI- len. carefully disguised as basket- ball manager Kerry Grisham. is seen making momentous decisions regarding the affairs of the depart- ment and the activities of the War- rior basketball team which he coachesjmanages so skillfully! Aw. come off it. Kerry! We know they keep telling you that the mana- ger is an important guy for the sake of the team - but is he really this important? Couldn't you be replaced by a soph? Better still, a freshman? 101 Branden Jones Dennis Kennemer Pamela Ketchum Gayla LaFoy Jerry Lamp Larry Layton Debbie Lee Debbie Leistra Cindy Lewis Mark Linthicum Suzi Lowery Mike McCall Larry McCarty Kim McClintock John McFarland Mark McGuire Don McIntosh Pat McKinney Robin McLendon Jim McMurtry Steve Martin Scott J. Maslanka Gary Massey Jean Maxey Brenda Medley Darlene Meeks Debbie Miller Diana Miller Kathy Miller Mark Miller Mike Morgan Nancy Lynn Morgan Don Oliver Georgie Parker Rall' Patterson Bill Pearman Gail Peterson Teresa Philkoff Terri Pickle Ronnie Pieratt Ricky Pitchford Dean Ponnequin Ricky Porter Rhonda Potter Steve Pounds Joe Prater Jean Probis Debbie Purdom Billy Qualls Janice Radebaugh Q, ,lf-iiiixl' ft xr . . Ai tl-Ti Junior Class cCheerleaders,7 Team, BUST-le 01' Reversing everything a re- versing roles, reversing dress, reversing behavior patterns, re- versing fr well, everything P junior boys and gals for gals and boysj dashed on and off the field ot Through Cold, Icy Game i , la .. f for the powder puff game and half-time activities on a cold. rainy winter day. tUnll'ortunately you can see the results pictured here!A loss fOr thejuniors. 103 3 3 Q'-b it , Bill Radford Steve Randell .Ioe Reynolds Peggy Ann Rhoades Sherri Rhodes Tim Rice Bill Richards Gary Richardson Patsy Richardson Cheryl Ridenhour Will Rider Christie Robinson Linda Robinson Anna Rock Linda Ross Football Team For 1972 Building Muscle Football season for the year was these athletes busy during the win- over and forgotten by Thanksgiving, ter months. Curtis Haley, Paul Hen- but off-season athletes continued son. Joel Utley, Roland Austin, and to buld muscle to put into the start- Bob Winkle are seen here working ing line in the Fall of 1972. Weight- out with a variety of weight-lifting lifting and running sessions kept equipmentguaranteed to build bodies. 104 Arthur Ryan Sharon Ryan David Schmitt Sue Seaton Bruce Selby Sherry Sherman Brooksyne Sherrell Tony Simons Mary B. Sissons Carolyn Slavens Rocky Slavens Dorene Smith Elizabeth Smith Jeannie Smith Joe Smith Lisa Smith Louanne Smith Mike Smith Cheryl Snook Joyce Spears Wanda Stanley Dernice Starr Jimmy Steele Joe Steinberg Ricky Stills Teresa Stowe Donald Straley Ronnie Straley Donna Sue Surrell Dan R. Taber Ron Taber Kenneth Earl Taylor Steve Taylor Pam Teets Jim Thompson ., . ,S W.. , lea 5 - H! 'T' , vt '- -V x , ,W L i f Q -A-fr 1 iiinfl Q 0.1 ESE: ,. J ' ,. Ck ' '2 -4 1 54' V ,,- V ,, J Q 6 T 1 X lxkfllah. gi , 9 .. ,, ,., wil? . ' , . y'as . 4. tial 1 4 1, R ' , .ia It v R za, L j'7 4 9 . fi fs- 4 1 ' ef -QQ ' l , , T ay, J mi, K.-J , -1,4 fkv' ,12- 2 xr XX a Q M if 6 i ' - rx pg . we br if fi x 4 X Lf if 'TTU' 06 Curtain Calls For juniors Amidst all of the activities ol' Junior Week were those presented on stage. First came the special talent assembly Peace directed by Mrs. Betty Perkins. Light-hearted and nonsense numbers early in the show dissolved into a serious ending. In the cast were Kevin Holmes. Vicki Tyler, Margaret Cook. Sheryl Sweargin, Paula Calmus, Pat McKinney, Zelinda Warnock. Kerry Grisham, Terri Pickle. Kristi Gordon. Sherree Eldridge, Matt Crain, Denise Garrison. Don Hushbeek. Debi Covert. Wayne Wilburn. Sherri Rhodes, Mike Smith, Liz Clubbg and Brenda Medley. Three one-act plays were chosen by the playareading committee and Class Sponsor Mrs. Joyce Wright for presentation on February I7. First up was the light comedy WINNING COMBINATION including Clayton Giddens, Mike Smith, Jack Ward, Sherry Esley. Mar- garet Cook, Mike Gosselin. Kevin Holmes, Zelinda Warnock, Dennis Kennemer, Wes Caves. Joel Utley, Steve Hill, Scott Maslanka. Kerry Grisham. Denise Gar- rison. Nancy Hail, and Pamela Ketchum in the cast: Pamela was also student director. Pam Wakefield and Elizabeth Smith assisted with costumes. Directing and staging the one-act plays was Speech Department Chairman Hudson Wilcox. Specially directed vocal sequences and movie sirens added to the fun of the hillbilly show MOUNTAIN MADNESS. In the cast were Scott Maslanka, Louanne Smith. Paula Calmus. Robin McLendon, Mike Smith, Jack Ward, Sherree Eldridge, Kristie Gordon, Pat McKinney, Steve Hill. Yickie Tyler. Peggy Rhoades, John Garman. and Kerry Grisham. Helen Hoover was student director: Roland Austin, Maureen Brown, Don Hushbeck, and Helen Hoover designed and printed programs. Stageerafters in the Junior Class assisted with all of the productions with Joel Utley serving as Stage Man- ager, his assistants were Steve Pounds and Mike Gos- selin along with some juniors enrolled for stagecraft next year. The final play presented was A CASE FOR TWO DETECTIVES with Pat McKinney as the An- nouncer, and other roles filled by Dorene Smith, Sherry Sherman, Debi Covert, Mike Gosselin. Mike Smith, Pattie Cantrell, Sherri Rhodes, David Schmitt, Becky Hein. Kevin Holmes, and Wes Caves. Regina Thompson was student director. Regina Thompson Don Tiger Teresa Tolbert Linda Toothman Carolyn Turner Vicki Tyler Debi Undernehr Joel Utley Linda Vann Loy Wadley Pamela Wakelield Robby Walker Jack Ward Zelinda Warnock Jim Weems Sandy Weiesnbach Wanda Weiesnbach Sandra West Patricia Weston Paul Wheat Wayne Wilburn Mark Wilcox Debbie Wilhelm Sharilyn Williams Eugene Wiloughby Bob Winkle Richard Wise Nlarily n Woods Dee Ann Woodson Ronald Lee Woodward Tommy Wright Jean Wyrick Jimmy Yates Brent Yeargain Arla Jean Young ' QQ XX lt fi Q if if 1 ff ' g 3 W? .co T ., UL T li gl se F Q, XJ lm . l , 5 1 xl lLf,.,6,ig4 L. '31 W 9 v wk K V 7 'teftiin 1 Y 'WT 4-ur l l Q PJ.: 5' 3. 3 .1 ,iw ,4 TV ' i t 107 108 Seniors Lead Rewarding Warrior Life Under the leadership of the senior class officers, Pres. Rodney Kilgore, Vice-Pres. Jimmy Walker, Sec. Candy Bushyhead, Treas. Gary Eldridge, and Sponsor Mrs. Bowman, the class of '72 has had an active year. They began with the election of Miss Dan- iel Webster, followed by their win- ning the annual Powder Puff game and the election of Miss Powder Puff IV, Miss Donita Koch, and attendant Tammy Norris. Other beauties were Gay Cook, Jamie Walker, Phyllis Gillard, and Laurie Doke. The class shows pride for Web- s-ter and will always remember the happy moments of Warrior life. James Abbott Candy Acosla Mike Acosta Billye Angell Danny Ashlock Mel Bales 'iff' Raetta Barney Dale Barr Susy Bell Shirley Bellew Randy Benton David Bible Jeff Biffle David Bilby Eddie Billingsly Sandy Bishop Mike Blackburn David Blanke uv Don Blevins Benetta Bloyed Debra Bookout Aleta Bradbury Paul Bradley Richard Bratt Jim Bridgett Jimmy Brown John BFUCC Vickey Brummelt Nick Bruton Robert Burchfield 109 110 Nelma Burris Debbie Burton Sally Buscher Candace Bushyhead Vicky Caffey Carla Campbell Gayla Casey Carol Casto Terri Caves Wade Cearley James Chaney Carol Childers iLove Letters In Sand' Affect Seniors A tear streamed down her cheek as Susan Oxford got a grain of sand in her eye while reading a birthday greetingg the sniff was genuine as she smelled the roses thoughtfully provided on the appropriate dayg there was Sand in his eye as s 'v I , if s Y .g r X ., 'sv -..Q-4 ' . A A h Eddie helped whomp up the appro- priate spirit sign to help the War- riors overcome the Sandites during football seasong and there'll be a whole lot of sand in the air when certain parties catch this view of Pam passing notes to Carl! A little sand in their craw is good for the best of men - it keeps them on their toes, keeps them fighting! And that's the kind of spirit built at Webster as students learn to live together throughout their school years always helping one another. David Childers Jan Cl1ilClCfS Tommy Chism Terri Christiansen Kay Clark Debbie Clz1ypO0l Debbie Cline Leslie Cline Neil Cluck Melinda Colpitts Shirlene Cook Karen Cooke Rhdonna Cookson Bobby R. Cooley Donna Cooley Anita Cooper Michael Cox Guy Cripps Becky Crow Diana Lynn Davis Randy Deason John Denham Pam Dobbs Thomas Doke Mary Dorsch Robert Douglas LaHonda DuBois Pam Dunbar Bill Dunn Stanley Dunn 111 112 Vernon Dye Connie Eddington Gary Eldridge Charles Elliou Gary W. Finley Mary Lee Forbes Bruce Fowler Jody Furnas Ray Gafford Adell Gaines Margaret Gantt Doug George Lanny Gibbs Callie Gibson Phillip Gilliard Jimmy Gladson Kathi Goins Rila Griffith Vickie Grippi Paula Hale Denise Hammock Beckie Harper Gary Harper Steven Harper Annita Harrison Glenna Hartzell Tom Heinritz Tom Henning Larry Hicks Mark Hill Philip HOldCI1 Renee Holland Susan Holland Billy Holler C. R. Hollingsworth Carl Hopkins Barbara Horton Charles Hughes Charles Hushbeck Debbi Hyde I Peggy Hyde Ty Inman Skits For Rally Are Really ilu, Thing And if you don't believe that, take the student body into a frenzy that a look at the pictured talent - will in turn help spur the cheer- none of it going to waste as cheer- leaders into a frenzy that will in leaders and athletes combine to spur turn help spur the student body into a frenzy that will in turn help cheer the athletes on to VICTORY! It's all a matter of who out-frenzies whofmll 113 114 Regina Iverson Monty Jackson Patty Johnson Roger Johnson Rick Jones Sharona Jones Suzelte Joyce Susan Kasbaum David Ketchum Rodney Kilgore Don Koch LaVila Lawrence Cathy Layton Janet Lipe Tony Little jimmy Lopez Debbie McClintock Billy McCully .--.-.......i,., Danny McCutchen Stella McDonald ' Anita McDougal Beverly McGee Mina McKenzie A Terry McNeil iff? Ted Magsamen Sheila Malone Daniel Manley Toni Martin Terry Massey Giecquita Masterson f-Q, fs, Lynda Sue Mays Clyde Miller Steve Morris Bradford Moss Robert Moss Denelte Mouser fgf, - 41? Debbie Murray Jack Myers Mike Myers Carol Nelson Renda Newland Tom Norris ,72 Hams Rehearse, Make Spirit Effort With only a little effort, members of the Class of '72 found that they could continue their hamming atti- tude while waiting their entrance for rehearsal on the Coronation as- sembly or while making spirit flowers for team members. Acting honors in these scenes go to Bruce and Debbie! 115 116 Debbie Nunnery Ricky Oglesby Arthur Oxford Susan Oxford Doris Ann Penn Doris Jean Penn Lynn Perry Susan Perryman Debra Pettie Pamela Pippin Dick Presley Many Senior s Outstanding In F Carl Price ine Arts Shown in the preceding pictures are prominent Seniors displaying a wide variety of skilled talents in the field of creative arts. Nancy Scott, a dancer in the Tulsa Civic Ballet, poses in a graceful dance position as she concludes her per- formance: Neil Cluck gets ready to blast his horn as he did at the Mu- sic Competition this year to win a Superior rating: and Janet Childers admires a sculpture molded by John Williams. ,.-Af- 'r ' V--vw ' fav 129' M Mike Price Faith Prince Fred Probis Betty Queen Sandra Rahder Stephen Ramsay .leanetta Ratlifl' Kathy Record Danny Rike Donna Roberson Kirk Robinson Tommy Rogers f Patty Roland Debbie Roley Gary Rongey Carol Ross Marian Sue Rupe Ray Russell Cheryl Schloss Susan Schmitt Gloria Schmorr Loraine Schultz David Schumacher Nancy Scott Rusty Scrivner Elaine Sherrell Gary Shipman Deanna Simmons James Simons Patty Sissons 117 118 Websterites iRe-Elect' Nixon 'S January l4, l972, lives for Webster stu- dents for Seniors then profited from a discussion ol voting rights presented by Miss Judy Otterstrom ol' the League of Women Voters, had the opportunity to actually register if they were I8 years of age. and finally all Websterites cast ballots in a straw poll for the Presidency. Forty-eight new voters were registered: 520 voted in the Presidential election with a field of l3 candidates. Richard Nixon received a clear-cut majority with 260 votes, Ted Kennedy was second with 98, George Wallace third with 89. All other hopefuls received at least one vote. History teacher Earl Larkin arranged the Day. Alfred Sommerville Joe Sowersby Nadine Stark Cyndi Steele Doug Stephens Bobbie Stewart Susan Stills Lois Stringlellow Cathy Taylor Judy Taylor Randy Taylor Randy Teague Chris Townsend Teri Tracy Karla Turner Edgar Underhill James Ussery Robert Vanzandt Jimmy Walker Louie Walker David Wall Truett Watts Dennis Weems Alice White Steve Whitehurst Pam Whitlow Neila Jo Winters John Williams Terry Williams Rhonda Wofford Mary Wood Bruce Woodson Ray Woodson Stephanie Yates Cathy Zimmerman 1 19 ,72 Seniors Work, Study, Growing away from Webster into the rapidly swelling mainstream of life, mem- bers of the Class of '72 broadened their horizons this year in many ways. Carl Price designed a free-throw trophy for Basketball Coach Alleng David Childers served as president of the City-wide Model UNL Denise Hammock learned that writing music is one form of communication ac- ceptable as a Senior themeg Stephanie Yates accepted the honor of Football Queen at Wentworth Military Academyg I8-year-old seniors donated blood. Seniors move out into the world! , , sa, ' fist r- ft' N txt ' 3 120 Share, Lead Interviewed, punctured, and giving blood when the mobile unit visited Webster. many seniors were pleased to become a part of a truly worthy community service project. Photographed were Charles Hushbeck, Lanny Gibbs, Deanna Simmons, and Mel Bales. IT,S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING - but now we Seniors walk these halls for the last time as students. Under- classmen remain in the school we love so much. As the Class of l972 gradu- ates, a part of us is happy, but a part of us is sad for in our hearts we know we will be a long time gone. Thanks for the memories, Daniel ,Webster High School. Cfan '72 122 A ABBOTT. JAMES. 12: DECA. 109 ACOSTA. CANDY. 12.109 ACOSTA. MIKE. 12: DECA. 109 PAT. 10: Class Cab. HSRC. ACOSTA. Football. Wrestling. 66.67.72.87 ADMINISTRATORS. 76.77.78 ALEXANDER. CINDY. 10. 87 ALEXANDER. GAY. 11: SC. 97 ALEXANDER. KAY. 11.97 ALLBRITTON. WES. 11: AVTC. 17.97 ALLEN. ANITA. 11.97 ALLEN. BILL. 39.79 ALLEN. CECIL. 10. 87 ALLEN. RICK. 11.97 ALMY. SHARON. ll: SC. Health Ca- reers. 97 AMOS. KARLA. 10: Marching Band. 25.26.87 ANDERSON. KATHY. 10: Chorus. 27.87 ANDERSON. RICHARD. 11.97 ANDERSON. SUZANNE R.. 11.97 ANGELL. BILLYE. 12: COE. Spanish Club. FBLA. 109 ANTHAMATTEN. VICTOR. 10.87 APPLE. DAVID K.. 10. 97 ARMER. LOU ANN. 10.87 ARNETT. GARY. 79 ARNETT. STEVE. 10. 87 ARNETT. SUSAN. 11: Class Cab. 97 ART DEPARTMENT. 18 ASHBY. JOHN. 10: Basketball. 73 ASHLOCK. DANNY. 12: Pep Council. 109 ASHLOCK. DEBBIE. 10: SC. Drama Club Sec-Treas. 38.39.52.87.113 ASSEMBLIES. 91 ASTRA. 37 ATKINS.JANICE. 11.97 ATTEBURY. SHEILA. 11: Marching Band. Latin Club. 25.26.34.97 ' AUBREY. ROBBIE. 10: Wrestling. 72.87 AUSTIN. ROLAND. 11: NHS. Latin Club. Lgitermen. Football. 18.34.-11.60.62.67.97. AUSTIN. SHEILA. 10: Drama Club. 20.87 AUTO SHOP. 20 AUTRY. TERRI. ll: Spanish Club VP. Warriorette. 33.35.97 A.V.T.C. I7 AXLEY. ALAN. 16.68.79 B BACON. LINDA. 10. 87 BACQUET. JOHN. 10: Speech Play. Chess C1ub.45.87 BAILEY. SUSAN. 10: FBLA. 87 BAND. 24.25.26 BAND QUEEN 84 ATTENDANTS. 24 BAKER. CHARLOTTE. MRS. 79 BAKER. KATHY. 10: HSRC. 87 BAKER. SANDRA. 10.87 BALES. MEL, 12: Potpourri. 109 BARGAS. CATHY. 10: Spanish Club. 87 BARNES. ALLEN. 11. 97 BARNES. ELLEN. 11.97 BARNES. GALE. l 1: Chorus. 27.97 BARNEY. RAETTA. iz. Class cab. DECA Sec. 18.43.109 BARR. DALE. 12: COE. Potpourri. 109 BARR. DARRELL. 11: Class Cab. VICA Reporter. 21.97 BARR. PATTY. 10: Chorus. 27.87 BARR. RANDY. 66.67 BASS. LORNA. ll: HSRC. 97 BATTENFIELD. CAROLYN. 11: Class Cab. 97 BATTLES. KAREN. 11: HSRC Sec. Pot- pourri. Drama Club. 97 BATTLES. TONYA. 10: HSRC. War- riorettes. Drama Club. 33.87 BAUMGART. JANICE. 10: Band. Chorus. Spanish Club. Health Ca- reers. 25.26.27.87 BEATY. SANDRA. 10.87 BELL. JOHN TAD. ll: SC. Swimming. Cross-Country. 68.69.97 BELL. SUSY. 12: Class Cab. SC. HSRC Hist. Spanish Club. 16.22.109 BELL. WILMA. 10: Class Cab. 87 BELLEW. SHIRLEY. 12: NHS. COE VP. FBLA.60.109 BELLMYER. CHARLOTTE. 10: Spanish Club. Health Careers. 87 BELLMYER. MIKE. 10.87 BENNETT. BRAD. 10.87 BENNETT. KAREN. 11: NHS. Class Cab. 60.97 BENTON. RANDY. 12: Marching Band. Stage Band. 25.26.52.109 BERCHER. REBECCA. 11: Chess Club. 97 BERCHER. ROBBIE. 10: Chorus. 27.87 BERLIN. EULA. MRS. 82 BIBLE. DAVID. 12. 109 BIFFLE. JEFF. 12: Class Cab. Letter- men. Football. Wrestling. 4l.62.67.72. 109 BILBY. DAVID WESLEY. 12. 109 BILBY. STEVE. 11.97 BILLINGSLY. EDDIE D.. 12: Latin Club. Health Careers. Lettermen. Foot- ball. 41.62,67.l09.l 10 BINGHAM. GAYLE. ll: HSRC. Health Careers. 97 BIRD. LISA. 11.97 BISHOP. MARY BETH. 11: FBLA VP. HSRC.82.97 BISHOP. SANDY. 12: COE. 109 BLACK. HOWARD. 39.66.67.79 BLACKBURN. MIKE. I2: Marching Band. 25.26.109 BLANKE. DAVID. 12: School Life Ed gl Sports Ed. SC. Potpourri. Cross- Country. l8.36.52.68.l09 BLEVINS. DIANA. 10: HSRC. Spanish Club. 87 BLEVINS. DON. 12: DECA. 109 BLISS. GYDA. 10: Marching Band. Or- Marching chestra. Chanters. 25.26.27.87 BLOYED. BENETTA. 12. 109 BLYTHE. RETHA. MRS. 79 BOARD OF EDUCATION. 76 BOCK. ELIZABETH. ll: Girls' Glee Club. Chorus. Health Careers. 27.97 BOLCH. SHERRI. 10: Marching Band. Spanish Club. Health Careers. 25.26.35. 87 BONDS. GREG. 10: Drama Club. 87 BOOKOIQT. CHARLIE. 10: Swimming. 69 BOOKOIQT. DEBRA. 12. 18.109 BOOKOLIT.STANLEY. 10.87 BOWEN. CAROLYN. 10: Marching Band. 25.26 BOWLING. MICHELLE. 10: ASTRA. 87 BOWMAN. MILLIE. MRS. 79 BOWMAN. TERRY. 10: Wrestling. 87 BOY gl GIRL OF THE MONTH. 54.55 BOYS' 8: GIRLS' STATES. 42 BOYS' PE. 101 BRADBURY. ALETA. 12: NHS. Marching Band. Stage Band. Latin Club. 25.26.60. 109 BRADBURY. KIM WAYNE. 10.87 BRADLEY. PAUL. 12: NHS. HSRC. Latin Club. FCA. Lettermen. Football. -11.52. 60.62.67.109 BRANAMAN. RICKY. 10: Football. 66. 67.87 BRATT. RICHARD. 12. 109 BREWER. CAROLYN. 10.87 BREWER. MARK. 10.87 BREWER. TERESA. 10: Warriorette. 33.87 BRIDGETT. JIM. 12: Latin Club. HSRC. Health Careers. 15.109 BRIGHT. MIKE. 11: SC. DECA. Latin Club. Swimming. l5.20.69.97 BROCK. JERRY. 10. 87 BROCK. VICKIE GAIL. ll: Chorus. 27.97 BROOKS. GLEN. 15 BROUGHTON. JAMES. 79 BROWN. AUSTON. 12. 109 BROWN. BARRY. 10.87 BROWN. DONNA. 10: Marching Band. Spanish Club. 25.26.87 BROWN. MAUREEN. ll: ASTRA. FBLA. Latin Club. Chorus. 27.97 BROWN. RONDA. 1 1: Potpourri. HSRC. BROWNING. SIDNEY. 79 BRUCE. JOHN. 12: Speech Play. Latin Club. Health Careers. 45.109 BRUMMETT. TERESA. 10: FBLA. Spanish Club. 87 BRUTON. NICK. 12: DECA. 109 BUCKENDORF. DEBI. 10: Warriorettes. Drama Club. Speech Play. 33.45.87 BUNTIN. LINDA. 11.97 BURCHFIELD. ROBERT. 12. 109 BURDEN. NATHANIEL. 10: FCA. 41.87 BURDICK. JERRY. 24.26.79 BURRIS. LARRY. 11.97 BURRIS. NELMA. 12.110 BURTON. DEBBIE. 12: NHS. 60.110 BURTON. TIM. 10.42.87 BUSCHER. SALLY. 12: COE. 110 BUSHYHEAD. CANDACE ELAINE. 12: Sr. Queen Attendant. Class Cab 8L Sec. SC. NHS. Potpourri. HSRC VP. Spanish Club Queen Kc Social Chm. Powderpuff Football Capt. 6.7.l5.35.36.48.52.l 10.1 15 BUTLER. ALAN. 10: Football. Basket- ball. 7.66.67.73.87 BUSH. TOM. 79 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. 19 C CAFETERIA. 83 CAFFEY. VICKY. I2: NHS. Marching Band Twirler. 25.26.6O.I IO CAGLE. KATHY. IO: Potpourri. Spanish Club. 87 CALDWELL. VIVIAN. Il: FBLA. 97 CALMUS. PAIQLA. ll: NI-IS. ASTRA. SC. Pep Club Sec. Latin Club. 3-l.6O.98.IO6 CALVERT. JANET. Il: SC. 98 CAMP. DeLAINE. Il: Cheerleader. Class Cab. Latin Club. 7.38.39.52.98.I I3 CAMP. RENEE. IO: Latin Club. Health Careers. 3-1.87 CAMPBELL. ANNA. IO. 88 CAMPBELL. CARLA. I2: Potpourri. Chorus. Powder Puff Football. I6.27.IIO CAMPBELL. TERRIE. I0: Spanish Club. Drama Club. 88 CAMPBELL. BILL. II: Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. Band Historian. 25.26.98 CANADY. MARJORIE. MRS. 78 CANE. GREG. I I: Chorus. 27.98 CANNON. JOHN. lI.98 CANTRELL. PATTIE. II: Marching Band. FBLA Reporter. Latin Club. Class Play. 25.26.32.98.lO6 CARR. REGINA. IO: Pep Council. 88 CARRELL. ALICE. IO: HSRC. Health Careers. Drama Club. 88 CARSON. MICHAEL. IO: Drama Club. 88 CARTER. JACKIE. IO. 88 CARTER. TERRY. I2: VICA Pres. 21 CARTER. TERI. II: Potpourri. Drama CIub.98 CASEY. GAYLA. I2: SC Treas. Class Cab 8L Photographer. Drama Club. ll.3O. 3I.52.IIO CASTO. CAROL. I2: DECA. IIO CATE. PANDA. II: NHS. DECA. 60.98 CATES.TERESA RENEE. IO. 88 CAVES. TERRI. I2: NHS. SC. Latin Club Treas. Health Careers. Speech Play. 34.45.60.IIO CAVES. WESLEY. II: NHS. Class Pres. Latin Club. Football. Wrestling. Letter- men. Class play. 24.4l.52.60.62.67.72. 98.IO6 CAWELTI. GORDON. SUPT. 77 CEARLEY. WADE. I2: DECA Pres. Latin Club. IIO CHANEY. GARY. IO: HSRC. Health Careers. 88 CHANEY. JAMES. I2. IIO CHANTERS. 26.27 CHEERLEADERS. 7.38.39.52 CHESSCLUB. 42 CHICK. TERRY LEE. IO: FCA. Basket- ball.4I.73.88 CHILDERS. CAROL. I2: Girls' Glee Club, Health Careers. 27.l IO CHILDERS. DAVID. I2: Latin Club. Health Careers. IIO.I II CHILDERS. JAN. I2: Girls' Glee Club. Health Careers. 27.l I l.l I6 CHILDERS. MIKE. lI.98 CHISM. TOMMY. I2: Latin Club. III CHOATE. LOUISE. MRS. 82 CHOATE. RICKY. II: FBLA. Basket- ball. 73.98 CHORUS. 27 CHRISTIANSEN. TERRI. I2: DECA Chap- lain, Warrior staff. Powder Puff football. 4 III CHRYSLER. JULIE. II: Chorus. 27.98 CLAGGETT. GERRY. IO: Girls' Glee Club, Health Careers. 27.88 CLARK. KAY. l2. Ill CLAYPOOL. DEBBIE. I2: Chorus. 27.III CLAYTON. BILLY. 79 CLAYTON.JOHN. I0. 88 CLAYTON. LELA. II. 98 CLEMENTS. LARRY. Il: Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. Chess Club. I-1. 25.26.52.98 CLEMENTS. WANDA. IO: Marching Band. Orchestra. 25.26.88 CLERKS. 82 CLINE. CHARLES. IO: Football. 66.67.88 CLINE. DEBBIE. I2: Chorus. 27.l Il CLINE. LESLIE. l2. III CLOSE-UP. 98 CLUBB. LIZ. ll: ASTRA. Class Cab. Chanters. 27.99 CLIJCK. DANNY. IO: Football. Basket- ball. 66.67.7188 CLUCK. NEIL. I2: NHS. Sr. Favorite. Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. Cross-Country. 25.26.52.56.60.68.I I l.I I6 COCHRAN. PAM. Il: Chorus. 27.99 C.O.E. I9 COFFEY. ED. PRIN. 30.78 COLE. VICKI. IO: Warriorettes. Glee Club. Health Careers. 27.33.88 COLLINS. JEFF. IO. 88 COLPITTS. JIM. IO: Potpourri. 36.88 COLPITTS. MELINDA. I2: Girl of the Month. SC Corres. Sec. School Life News Ed 8: Editorial Board. 3O.3I.36.52.55.IIl CONNER. JOHNNY. Il. 99 COOK. LANEL. I I: Chorus. 27.52.99 COOK. JIMMY. II: Class Cab. 99 COOK. MARGARET. II: Cheerleader. ASTRA. Chorus. Class Play. Il.27.38.39. 99.IO6.Il3 COOK. REBECCA. IO: Marching Band. Orchestra. 25.26.52.88 COOK. SHIRLENE. IZ. Ill COOKE. KAREN. I2: ASTRA. SC. 3I.Ill COOKE. STEVE. ll: Lettermen. Swim- ming.4I.69.99 COOKSON. RHDONNA. I2: Girls' Glee Club. 27.III COOLEY. DONNA. I2. III COOLEY.COLLEEN. ll.99 COOPER. ANITA. I2: NHS. Pep Council. Latin Club VP. Chanters. Powder Puff Football. I5.27.36.6O.l I I COPE. PAM. IO: Queen Attendant. ASTRA. Pep Council. 48.52.88 COPELAND. CATHY. IO: FBLA. 88 COPELAND. PHILLIP. IO. 88 COTNER. JIMMIE. I0: Football. Wres- tling. 66.67.72.88 COUNTS. DANNY. ll. 99 COVERT. DEBI. I2: DECA. Jr. Cabinet 8: Play. I5.8I.99.IO6 COX. CHERYL. IO: Class Treas. SC. 32.88 COX. CYNTHIA. II: 99 COX. MICHAEL. I2: Boy of the Month. Who's Who. Potpourri. Pep Council. Latin Club. Lettermen. Football. I2.4I. 52.55.62.67.I09.I I I COX. SHARON. IO: Class Cab. FBLA. 88 COZORT. DANA. ll: Football. Wres- tling. 62.67,72.99 CRAIN. MATT. II: NHS. Class VP. Chanters. Chess Club Pres. FCA Pres. Lettermen. Cross-Country. I4,27.4l.42. 60.68.99 CRAWFORD. JERRY. I2: Chorus. 27 CROW. LYNN. Il. 99 CRIPPS. GUY. 12. III CROW. BECKY. I2: COE. FBLA. III CUMMINGS. SUSAN. IO: Potpourri. 89 CUMMINS. GAY. IO: Chorus. 27.89 CUNNINGHAM. ALAN. IO: Marching Band. l4.25.26.89 CUNNINGHAM. JANET SUE. I0. 89 CURINGTON. ROBERT. l4.79 CUSTODIANS. 83 Girls Bob Patton for is it Jackie Gleason?l. familiar Fuu and Webster grad working Cl! at football game and talking with Building Supl. Kilgore and Randy Johnson. CUTBURTH. ROBERT. -ll.62.67.79 D DAU MAN. WANDA. I I: Orchestra. DAVIS. DIANA LYNN. I2: NHS. Class Cab 8: Chaplain. Potpourri. Spanish Club Pres. Warrior staff. -l.7.35.6O.l I I DAVIS. HOWARD LEE. IO. 89 DAVIS. MOITA DORSEY. MISS. 80 DAVIS.TIM. IO: Class Cab. 34 DAVIDSON. ARDELLA. MRS. 82 DAVISON. LESTER. II: Football. 15.62.67 DAY. VICTOR. I2: DECA. DEAN. RANDY. ll: Marching Band. Stage Band. Basketball. 25.26.52.73.99 DEASON. RANDY. I2: VICA VP. III ' D.E.C.A.43 DENHAM. JERRY. IO: Football. Wres- tling. 66.67.72 DENHAM. JOHN. 12. III DENNIS. BRENDA. ll: Potpourri. Span- ish Club. Drama Club. 99 ' DEO. STEVE. IO: Football. Wrestling. 3 I .66.67.72.89 DERAMO. LINDA. IO: Warriorettes. Spanish Club. Health Careers. 33.89 DERAMO. RICHARD. ll. l4.99 DICKERSON. CHARLES. 27.79 DILLARD. JIM. 39.62.67.69.79 DIPBOYE. RICK. IO: Chanters. 27.89 DIRCK. BARBARA. IO: Warriorette Sec. Orchestra. Health Careers. 33.52.89 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION. 20 DOBBS. PAM. I2: NHS. HSRC. Spanish Club Sec. Chanters. Powder Puff football. School Life News Ed. 27.35.36.60.IIl DOKE. THOMAS. I2: COE. 62.67.I I0.l II DOLL. DONNA. IO: Marching Band. 25.26.89 DOLL. PEGGY. ll: Marching Band. 25.26.99 DOOTY. ROBERT. IO: Chanters. Cross- Country. 68 DORSCH. BUSTER. I I. 99 DORSCH. MARY. I2: Queen Attendant. Miss Congeniality. Senior Favorite. Cheerleader. Girls' Glee Club. HSRC. Powder Puff football. 7.27.38.39.48.52. 56.58.ll0.lll.ll3 DOUGLAS. ROBERT. I2: Chanters. 27.III DOVERS. MILLARD. IO: Football. Wres- tling. 66.67.72.89 DOYLE. DAVID J.D.. II.99 123 124 DOYLE. DEBBIE. 10.89 DRAFTING. 20 DRAMA CLUB. 37 DRIVERS' EDUCATION. 23 DROAKE. DENISE. 10: FBLA. 10.89 DRUM MAJOR. 24.26 DuBOIS. LaHONDA. 12: Chorus. 27.111 DUKE. VICKIE. ll: Marching Band. Latin Club. 25.26.99 DUNBAR. DEBBIE. 10: Chorus. Health Careers. 27.89 DUNBAR. PAM. 12: NHS. Miss FBLA. COE Pres. 59.60.l ll DUNIGAN. MAX. 10: Marching Band. 25.26.89 DUNN. BILL. 12. 111 DUNN. RAYMOND. 10: FBLA. 89 DUNN. STANLEY. 12: COE. 111 DYE. VERNON. 12. 52.1 10.1 12 E EDDINGTON. CONNIE. 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27.112 EDISON. RANDY. ll: Cross-Country. 68 EDWARDS. DALE. 78 EKLUND. LOU ANNE. ll: NHS. Pep Council. Spanish Club Treas. 35.60 ELDRIDGE. GARY DON. 12: Who's Who. SC. Class Cab 8: Treas. Football. Swim- ming. Lettermen. Speech Play. -ll.-15.52. 62.67.69. 109.1 12 ELDRIDGE. SHERREE. 11: ASTRA. SC. Class Play. 99.106 ELLIOTT. CHARLES. 12. 112 ELLIOTT. ELIZABETH. MRS. 82 ELLIOTT. LUTHER. 22.80 ELLIS. LINDA. 12: DECA. ELSEY. RICK. 11: FCA Sec. Basketball. 41.73.99 EMERSON. LILA. 10: Marching Band. 25.26.89 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT. 18 ESLEY. SHERRY MARGUERITE. ll: NHS. Class Cab. Chorus. Drama Club. Class Play. Speech Play. 27.45.60.99.106 EULBQSNIKS. PAM. 10: Girls' Glee Club. FIRE! - Fun-type. for it was only a drill: but it gave everyone a chance to get a breath of lresh air and gave Carl and Richard opportunity to stare at the cameraman! EVANS. LINDA. 10.89 F F.B.L.A. 30.32.59 F.C.A.41 FACULTY. 79.80.81 FAIRLESS. CARTER. 10: Pep Council. Football. 66.67.89 FARLEY. ALLEN. 10: Spanish Club. 89 FAST. BETH. 10: Chorus. 27.89 FAVOR. DON. 39.67.80 FIELDING. JOANNE. MRS. 36.80 FINDT. VALERIE. 10: Marching Band. Orchestra. 25.26.89 FINLEY. GARY. 12: SC Pres. Class Cab. Senior Favorite. NHS. Latin Club. Drama Club. Lettermen. Football. Swimming. Speech Play Stu. Dir. 30.31.34.4l.52.56. 60.62.67.69.l09.1 10.1 12 FINLEY. VICKI. 10: ASTRA. 89 FINNELL. ANGELA. 11: Warriorettes. 33.99 FINNEY. MARILYN. 10: Drama Club. Health Careers. 89 FINNEY.PHYLLIS.l1. 15.34.99 FISSEL. JIM. 10: Football. 66.67.89 FLAG BEARERS. 24.26 FOOTBALL. 6.1 1.52.6266 FORBES. JESS. 10: Health Careers. FORBES. MARY LEE. 12: Health Careers, 112 FORD. SAUNDRA. MISS. 80 FOREHAND. ANNA. 11.99 FOREHAND.AREDA. 10.89 FOWLER. BILLY BRUCE. 12: NHS. Boy of the Month. Senior Favorite. Latin Club. Lettermen. Football. Wrestling. 6.41 .52.55.56.60.62.67.72. 109.1 12.1 15 FOWLER. LaDONNA. 10: FBLA. Latin Club. 32.89 FOWLER. MIKE. 10.68.89 FOX. JAMY. MISS. 80 FRANCO. GARY. 11: NHS. FCA. Letter- men. Football. 4l.6O.62.67.99 FRITCH. MIKE. 10.89 FRYHOVER. GEORGIA. 10. 89 FULLER. MARY. MRS. 82 FURNAS. JODY. 12: NHS. SC Chaplain. Latin Club. Drama Club. Speech Play. 30.31.45.52.60.112 G GAFFORD. RAY. 12: SC. Class Cab. VICA Parl.31.ll2 GAINES. ADELL BeBEE. 12: Girls' Glee Club. Spanish Club. Drama Club. Powder Puff football. 27.1 12 GANN. DEL. 10.89 GANTT. MARGARET. 12: Class Cab. Marching Band. Orchestra. Chanters. ll.25.26.27.52.l 12 GARLAND. KATHY. 10: FBLA. 89 GARMAN. JOHN. 11: FCA. Lettermen. Wrestling. Class Play. 41.72.99. 106 I GARNER. KATHY. 10: Spanish Club. 89 GARRISON. DENISE. 11: FBLA Pres. Class Play. 32.99.106 GAULT. JAY. ll: Class Cab. 99 GEORGE. DOUG. 12. 112 GERHARDT. SUZY. 10: Class Cab. FBLA.89 GERMANY. MIKE. 10.89 GEYER. JAMES R.. 12: YICA Chaplain. GIBBS. ALENE. 10: Warriorettes. Or- chestra. Drama Club. 33.44.52.89 GIBBS. LANNY. 12: NHS. Class Cab. Mr. Valentine. Lettermen. Football. 7. 41.52.60.62.67. 109.1 12 GIBSON. CALLIE. 12: COE. 112 GIBSON. MARK. 23.39.62.67.80 GIBSON. WALTER. 11: Chanters. 23.27.100 GIDDENS. CLAYTON. ll: NHS. Chanters. Chess Club. Class Play. 27.42.60.99.l06 GIDDENS. JANE. 10: Potpourri. Chorus. 27.89 GILLIARD. PHILLIP. 12: SC. Letter- men. Football. Wrestling. 16.41.-12.62. 67.72.109.l10.112 GIPSON. PHYLLIS. 11.99 GIRLS'GLEECLUB. 27 GLADSON. JIMMY. 12: Lettermen. Swimming. 16.-11.69.112 GLAZE. REBA. 11.99 GOINS. KATHI. 12: ASTRA. Class Cab. SC. Girls' Glee Club. Latin Club. Health Careers. Drama Club. Warrior Staff. Powder Puff football. 4.27.34.1 12.1 15 GONZALES. MARY LOU. 10: Marching Band. 25.26 GOODWIN. GARY. 11: Potpourri. Chorus. 27.99 GORDON. CANDRA. 10: Spanish Club. 89 GORDON. KRISTIE. 11: NHS. Class Treas. Chanters. FBLA Hist. Latin Club. Class Play. 27.32.60. 100.106 GOSNELL. LESLIE. 10.89 GOSNELL. STEVE. ll. 100 GOSS. RUTH. 11. 100 GOSSELIN. MICHAEL. ll: Class Cab. Spanish Club. Health Careers. Warrior Staff. Class Play. 52.100.106 GRAGG. BENNIE. 11: HSRC. 20 GRASS. JOE. 11: HSRC. 100 GREGORY. DANIEL L.. 11. 100 GREGORY. DEBBIE. 10.89 GREGORY. MICHAEL L..11.100 GREGORY. SHEILA.l1.l00 GRIFFIN. KATHY. 10: Class Cab. FBLA. Drama Club. 89 GRIFFITH. LeETTA. 10189 GRIFFITH. RITA.12.112 GRIPPI. YICKIE. 12: NHS Sec. COE. 60.112 GRISHAM. KERRY. ll: Latin Club. Drama Club Pres. FCA. Athletic Mgr. Speech Play. Class Play. 16.3-l.4l.45.67. l00.l0l.l06 GUDGEL. JUDY KAY. 11. 100 GUESS. ALVIN. 12: Chorus. Lettermen. Football. Wrestling. 27.41.52.62.67.l09 GUINN. BILLY. ll: NHS. Latin Club. Lettermen. Football. 41.60.62.67.l00 GUTHRIE. GARY. 11. 100 GWARTNEY. CYNTHIA. ll: Chorus. 27.100 H HAIL. NANCY. 11: Class Cab. FBLA. Latin Club. Class Play. 32.100.106 HALE. ALAN. 10: Marching Band. 25.26 HALE. JOHN H.. 10: Marching Band. Orchestra. 25.26.89 HALE. PAULA. 12: NHS. Chanters. AYTC. 17.27.60.l 12 HALEY. CURTIS. ll: Lettermen. Foot- ball.-1l.62.67.10-I HAMMOCK. DENISE. 12: Chanters Pres. HSRC. Drama Club. Powder Puff foot- ball. Speech Play. 15.27.-15.112 HAMMOCK. WILEY. 80.81 HANNA. CLYDE. 10: Class Cab. Foot- ball. Wrestling. 66.67.7189 HARDCASTLE. RHODA. 12: NHS. Class Cab. Girls' Glee Club. FBLA. DECA. 27.60.100 HARMON. DONNIE. 12: Football. 62.67.109 HARMON.JERRY. 10. 90 HARPER. BECKIE LYNN. 12: NHS. Chanters. Latin Club. l5.27.60.112 HARPER. GARY WAYNE. 12: Marching 8: Stage Band. 25.263.52.112 HARPER. STEVE. 12: Band Pres. Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. FBLA. Latin Club. -1.2-I.25.26.l 12 HARRIS. BILL. 10: Chorus. Football. Wrestling. 27.66.67.72.90 HARRIS. MARGARET. 10. 90 HARRIS. ROBERT. 11: Lettermen. Football. Basketball. -I1.62.67.73.100 HARRIS. RONNIE. 10: Class Pres. HSRC. Latin Club. Football. 66.67.90 HARRISON. ANNITA. 12: Potpourri. Powder Puff football. 18.112 HARROLD. IVA. 10: SC. Warriorettes. Drama Club. 33.90 HARROLD. MONROE. 11. 100 HART. GENE. 39.62.67.80 The big Ax does a little coaching from the sidelines as B basketball team readies their attack. HARTZELL. GLENNA. 12: NHS. COE. 60.112 HARTZELL. RANDY. 10: HSRC. 90 HASTINGS. RICHARD. 11: Country. 68.100 HAUSER. BEVERLY. 10: Class Cab. Pep Council. 90 HAWKINS. CHERYL. 11: HSRC. 100 HAYES. BOB. 80 HAYES. TERESA. 10: Potpourri. 90 HAYS. DEBBIE. 11: Class Cab. Pot- pourri. 100 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB. -14.59 HEIN. BECKY. ll: NHS. Potpourri. Chanters. Class Play. 26.27.60t100.l06 HEINRITZ.TOM. 12. 52.112 HELLER. VICKIE. 11: Warriorettes. Potpourri. Latin Club. 33.100 HELTON. LINDA. 11: Warriorettes. 33.100 HENDERSON. CHARLES. 11: Orchestra. Chorus. Chanters. Lettermen. Football. 27.-I1.52.62.67.100 HENDERSON. DENISE P.. 10. 90 HENNING. LORETTA. ll: NHS. Pep Council. Chess Club. 60.100 HENNING. TOM. 12. 112 HENSON. PAUL C.. ll: Football. 62.67. 100.10-I HERRIMAN. BETTY. 10: Drama Club. 90 HERTT. PATRICIA. 10. 90 HICKS. LARRY. 12. 112 HIGH. CARLA. 10: FBLA. 90 HIGH SCHOOL RED CROSS. -I-I HILL. MARK. 12: Pep Council. Football. 62.67.88.l09.l10.112 HILL. STEPHEN. 11: Lettermen. Wres- tling. Class Play. Speech Play. -Il.-15.72. 100.106 HILLHOUSE. DEBRA. 11: HSRC. 100 HISTORY-SOCIAL STUDIES DEPART- MENT. 16.98.118 HIX. VICKIE. 11: Health Careers. 100 HOCKADAY. RICKY D.. 11: Football. 62.67.100 HOF. DEBBIE. 10: Chorus. 27.90 HOGGINS. DEBBIE. 10: Potpourri. Chorus.27.90 HOLDEN. PHILIP. 12: Class Cab. YICA Treas. 113 HOLLAND. RENEE. 12: NHS. Band Treas. Marching Band. Stage Band. Latin Club. 25.26.60.1 13 HOLLAND. SUSAN. 12: Girl of the Month. Sr. Favorite. NHS. Band Queen 8: Sec. Marching Band. Latin Club Sec. Powder Puff football. 15.2-I.25.26.54.56.60.113 HOLLER. BILLY. 12: Who's Who. HSRC. Lettermen. Basketball. ll.-Il.-I2.52.73.110. 113 Cross- HOLLINGSWORTH. C. R.. 12: DECA YP. -13.113 HOLLOWAY. RONNIE. 11: Chorus. 21. 27.100 HOLMES. KEVIN. 11: Latin Club. Health Careers. Class P1a3.3-1.100.106 HOLT. IKE. 11: HSRC. 100 HOMEMAKING DEPARTMENT. 22 HOOYER. HELEN. 11: ASTRA Treas. HSRC. Latin Club. Class Play Stu. Dir. 101 HOPKINS. CARL. 12. 113 HOPKINS. LINDA. 10. 90 HORSEY. CHRIS. 11: NHS. Potpourri. Chanters. 27.60.101 HORTON. BARBARA. 12: Class Cab. DECA. Health Careers. 113 HORTON. MARTHA. 10: Spanish Club. 90 HORTON. MARY. 10: Spanish Club. 90 HOWARD. HARVEY. 12: Chanters. 27 HOWARD. HERBEY. 10: Chanters. FCA. Football. Wrestling. 21.-l1.66.67.72 HOWARD.JERRY. 10. 90 HOWARD. LaYERNE. MRS. 80 HUDSON. ROGER. 11: SC. VICA Sec. 101 HUFFMAN. DOUGLAS. 10: Marching Band. 25.26.90 HUGHES. CHARLES DAVID. 12: DECA. 113 HUGHES. JOHN. 11. 101 HUNTSMAN. HOLLY. 10: Girls' Glee C1ub.27.90 HUSHBECK. CHARLES. 12: Lettermen. Football. 16.-II.62.67.109.1 13 HUSHBECK. DON. 11: NHS. Class Cab. Latin Club. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Basketball.-l1.60.62.67.73.10l HYDE. DEBBI. 12: Class Cab. Potpourri. Chanters Reporters. Drama Club. Pow- der Puff football. 27.1 13 HYDE. PEGGY. 12: SC. Class Photog- rapher. Latin Club. Drama Club. War- rior staff. Poxnder Puff football. -1.7.3-I. 110.113 HYDER. GARY. 10: Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. 25.26.90 HYNES. ALLEN. 10. 90 HYNES. JAMES. 10. 90 I INGOLD.TERESA. 11. 101 INGRAM. RANDY. 10: Basketball. 73.90 INMAN. TY. 12. 113 IVFRSON. REGINA RENA. 12: Potpourri. 1-I IZARD. LINDA. 11: Pep Council. 101 JACKSON. LINDA. 11: Class Cab. Pot- p0urri.101 JACKSON. MONTY. 12: Who's Who. Wres- tling. 52.72.l 1-I JACKSON. PAM. 10: Latin Club. 90 JANEWAY. BOBBY. ll: Cross-Country. 68.101 JANEWAY. JAN. 10: Girls' Glee Club. 27.90 JEFFRIES. DARLENE E.. 11: Latin Club. Health Careers. 6.101 JEFFRIES. FRANK. 10: FCA. Football. Basketball. -11.67.73 JEFFRIES.JEFF. 10:90 JOHNSON. CAROL. 10: Chorus. 27.90 JOHNSON. FARRIS. 12: Chorus. Let- termen. Football. 27.-I1.62.67.109 JOHNSON. JOHN B.. 11: NHS. Band Chaplain. Marching Band. Stage Band. Orchestra. Latin Club. Chess Club. 25. 26.52.60.101 JOHNSON. MAIDA. MRS. 80 JOHNSON. PATTY. 12: Pep Council. Spanish Club Sales Chm. 22.35.l I-I JOHNSON. RANDY. 10: Spanish Club. 90 JOHNSON. RICKY. 10: SC. HSRC. Foot- ball. 66.67.90 JOHNSON. ROGER. 12: Potpourri. 11-I JOHNSON. SHIRLEY. 10: Health Careers. 27.90 JOLLIFF. ROGER. 11: FCA. Latin Club. ChessC1ub.-11.101 JONES. BRANDEN. 11: Class Cab. Pot- pourri. Chanters. Cross-Country. 27.42. 68.102 JONES. DAVID. 10: Swimming. 18.-12. 69.90 JONES. DONNA. 11: FBLA. Potpourri. JONES. HARRIET DESIREE. 10: March- ing Band. 25.26.90 JOYCE. JACQUE. 10: SC. Class Sec. Pep Council. FBLA Parl. 32.90 JONES.JERRY. 10.90 JONES. JOYCE. 11: Warriorettes. Pot- 125 126 pourri. 33,101 JONES, MIKE, 11. 101 JONES, RICK, I2: Football, Swimming, 67,69,l09,l 14 JONES, SHARONA, I2: Pep Council, Spanish Club, Drama Club. 114 JOURNALISM. 18,36 JOYCE, SUZETTE, 12: SC Parl, 31,114 JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MER- CANTILE BANK. 42 JUNIOR CLASS. 50.96 K KASBAUM, SUSAN, 12: Chanters Re- gprferi Latin Club, Powder Puff football. kEE'vER, BILL, io. 90 KEIELEY, MARY, MRS.: Library Clerk. KENNEDY, RAYMOND, 10: Marching Band, Stage Band. 25,26,90 KENNEMER, DENNIS, ll: Who's Who, SC, Pep Council, Lettermen, FCA, Football, Basketball, Class Play. 6,l6,4l, 52,62,67,73,l02,l06 KETC1-IUM, DAVID, 12: Wrestling. 72,114 KETCHUM, PAMELA, ll: NHS, Latin Club, Class Play Stu. Dir. 60,102 KILGORE, RODNEY, I2: Warrior Chief, Senior Favorite, Boy of the Month, Who's Who, NHS, Class Cab 84 Pres, Letter- men, Football, Wrestling. 35,4l,51,52, 53,54,57,60,62,67,72,lO9,I I4 KIRKMAN, DARWIN. 78,82 KIRKPATRICK, MARK, ASST. PRIN. 78,82 KOCH, DON, 12: NHS, Lettermen, Football, Basketball. 4l,52,60,62,67,73, 109,110,114 KRUSEMARK, FRANK DEE, 10: Foot- ball, Wrestling. 66,67,72,90 L LeFAVE, LARRY, 10: FCA, Cross- Country. 41 ,68,90 LeFOY,GAYLA, ll. 102 LeFOY,VICK1, 10. 90 LAMBERT, SHARON, 10: Class Cab, Health Careers. 90 LAMP,JERRY, 11.102 LANDRUM, TERRY, 10: FCA, Health Careers, Basketball. 4l,73,90 LANKFORD, DONNA, 10.90 Wesley Parks, studious Sophomore whose portrait was lost. LANKFORD, TONYA, 10: Girls' Glee Club, Health Careers. 27,90 LARKIN, EARL. 16,80 LASSEK, CATHY, 10: Drama Club. 90 LASSEK, CHRISTY, 10: Chorus. 27,90 LASSITER, LISE, 10: Marching Band, Orchestra. 25,26,52,9l LATIN DEPARTMENT 84 CLUB. 15,34 LAWRENCE, LaVILA, 12: Class Cab, COE, Potpourri. 114 LAYTON, CATHY LYNN, 12. 114 LAYTON, LARRY, ll. 102 LEE, DEBBIE, Il: Latin Club, Health Careers Sec. 102 LEEDY, STEVE, 10: Drama Club, Foot- ball. 66,67,9I LEISTRA, DANA, 10: Warriorettes. 33,90 LEISTRA, DEBBIE, ll: SC Parl, War- riorettes. 30,3 I ,33,52,l02 LET'I'ERMEN'SCLUB.4l,52 LEWIS, CINDY, 11: Warriorettes, Or- chestra. 33,52, 102 LIBRARY.I8 LINTHICUM, MARK, ll. 102 LIPE, JANET, I2: ASTRA, SC Hist, Class Cab, Girls' Glee Club, Drama Club, Health Careers, Powder Pull foot- ball. 27,30,34,52,1 14,1 15 LITTLE, TONY, 12.114 LOFTON, STEVE, 10: Football, Wres- tling. 66,67,72,91 LOGAN, JERRY, 10. 91 LOGAN, VANTEEN, 10. 91 LOLLIS, DOREENA, 10: Chorus, Health Careers. 27,91 LONG, TERRY, 10: Pep Council, Foot- ball. l1,66,67,9l LOPEZ, DAVID, 12: Chorus, DECA, Spanish Club. 27 LOPEZ, JIMMY, 12: Spanish Club. 15,114 LCZPISZ, KATHY, 10: Girls' Glee Club. , I LOUSCH, JOE, 10: FCA, Football, Bas- ketball. 4 I ,66,67,73,9I LOWERY, ROBIN, 10: Soph Queen At- tendant, Cheerleader, SC, FBLA Treas. 32,38,39,48,52,9l,l 13 LOWERY, SUZI, ll: Warriorettes. 33,102 LUGO, DAVID, 10: Football. 66,67,9l LUTZ, RITA, 10: Chorus, Spanish Club, Health Careers. 27,91 M MCALEAR, DAVID, 10: Basketball. 91 MCALEAR, SUSAN, 10: Pep Council, Drama Club, Speech Play. 45,91 MCBROOM, RICKY, 10. 91 MCCALL, EDWARD, 10. 42,91 McCALL, MIKE, 1l:VICA Hist. 102 MCCARTY, LARRY, Il. 102 McCLENDON, BILLY, 10: Football. 66,67 McCLINTOCK, DEBBIE, 12. 114 MCCLINTOCK, KIM, ll. 102 McCULLY, BILLY DON, 12. 114 MCCULLY, CHARLES, 10. 91 MCCUTCHEN, DANNY, 12. 114 MCDONALD, STANLEY, 10. 91 MCDONALD, STELLA, I2: DECA Sweet- heart, Health Careers. 43,1 I4 MCDOUGAL, ANITA, I2: ASTRA, FBLA. COE Sec-Treas, Health Careers VP. 114 MCFARLAND, JOHN, ll, 102 MCGEE, BEVERLY, 12. 114 McGUIRE, MARK, 11: Spanish Club, 102 MCINTOSH, DON, ll. 102 MCINTOSH, RON, 10: Football, Wres- tling. 66,67,72,9l McKENZIE, BRIAN, 10: Marching Band, Stage Band, Basketball. 25,26,52,73,9l McKENZIE, MINA, 12: Warriorette Pres, Chanters. 27,33,l I4 MCKINNEY, PAT, ll: NHS, Chanters, Latin Club Pres, Class Play. 5,27,60, 102,106 McLAIN, NANCY, 10: Chorus. 27,91 McLENDON, ROBIN, II: Chorus, FBLA, Class Play. 27,102,106 McMURTRY,JIM, ll: SC. 102 McNEILL, JOEY, 10.91 McNEIL, TERRY, 12, 16,1 14 McQUARY, JOHN, 10. 91 MACHINE SHOP. 20 MAGSAMEN, TED, I2: Senior Favorite, Drama Club, Swimming, Speech Play. 45,57,69,1 14 MALONE, SHEILA, 12: Girl of the Month, Senior Favorite, Cheerleader, NHS Pres, Class Cab, Latin Club, Drama Club, Health Careers. 38,39,52,54,57,60,l13, 114 MANLEY, DANIEL PAUL, 12: Marching Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, Latin Club. 25,26,ll4 MARCHING BAND. 25,26 MARTIN, DEBORAH, 10: Health Careers. 92 MARTIN, JAMES, 10. 91 MARTIN, RICHARD, 10: Drama Club, FCA, Football. l4,4l,66,67,92 MARTIN, RUSTY, 10.92 MARTIN, STEVE, ll: Marching Band, Stage Band, Orchestra. 25,26, 102 MARTIN, TONI, 12: NHS, Pep Council, Class Cab, COE, FBLA. 60,1 14 MASLANKA, SCOTT, Il: Pep Council, Letterman, Football, Class Play. 62,67, 41,102,106 MASON, DEBI, 10.92 MASSEY, GARY, II: Football. 62,67,l02 MASSEY, TERRY, I2: Marching Band, Orchestra, Chanters.25,26,27,114 MASTERSON. GUIECQUITA, I2: NHS, Potpourri, COE. 60,114 MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT. 14 MATHEWS, ROSEMARY, 10: Girls' Glee Club.27,92 MAXEY, JEAN, ll: Pep Council, Pot- pourri, Spanish Club. 35,36, 102 MAYNARD, JEFF. 10: FCA Treas, Football, Basketball. 41,66,67,73,92 MAYS, LYNDA SUE, I2: Potpourri, Chanters, DECA. 27,1 15 MEDLEY, BRENDA, ll: Cheerleader, Class Cab. 38,39,52,l02,I I3 MEECH, REGINA, 10: Pep Council, FBLA, Latin Club, Drama Club. 92 MEEKS, DARLENE, ll: Club.27,l02 MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK JR. BOARD.42 METCALF. MARY, 10: Chorus, Health Careers. 27,92 MILLER, CLYDE, 12: Football. 47,l09,1 15 MILLER, DEBBIE, Latin Club. 11,102 , MILLER, DIANA, ll: Spanish Club. 102 MILLER, JANET, 10: Pep Council, Girls' Glee Club, Chanters, Health Careers. 27,92 MILLER, KATHY, ll: Class Cab, Pot- pourri Ed, Chanters. 27,36,l02 MILLER, MARK, ll: Latin Club, FCA, Lettermen, Cross-Cou ntry. 4 I ,68, 102 MILNER, PETER, 10.22 MISS DANIEL WEBSTER 8: ATTEND- ANTS. 6,48,49,52,l 10 MITCHELL, JOYCE, 10. 92 MONROE, JACKIE. MRS. 79.81.86 MOORE, ROGER. ll,l4,30,3l,8l MORA,CARMEN, MISS. 15,81 MORGAN, JOAN, 10: Drama Club. 92 MORGAN, MIKE, Il. 102 MORGAN, NANCY LYNN, I 1. 102 MORRIS, STEVE, 12: Class Cab, HSRC. 24,52,ll5 MOSIER, ROY, 10: Football. 67 MOSS, ELIZABETH, 10.92 Girls' Glee Class Cab, I 1: Class Cab, MOSS, MAX BRADFORD, 12.115 MOSS, ROBERT, 12. 16.115 MOUSER, DENETTE, 12: SC, Class Cab, Girls' Glee Club, Drama Club VP, Speech Play, Powder Puff football, Warrior staff. 4,I6,27,45,1l5 MULVANE, PATTI, IO: Class Cab. 92 MURRAY, DEBBIE, 12: Girl of the Month, Senior Favorite, NHS, Class Cab 8: Parl, Chanters, Latin Club, Drama Club, Health Careers, School Life Assist- ant Ed, Warrior staff. 4,7,27,36,42,55, 56,60,l15 MURRAY, STEVEN, 10: Football, Bas- ketball. 2I,66,67,73,92 MUSIC DEPARTMENT. 24,25,26,27 MYERS, JACK, 12. 115 MYERS, MIKE, 12. Class Cab, HSRC. 115 MYERS, PHYLLIS, 10: Chorus, Health Careers. 27,92 N NELSON, CAROL, 12. 115 NELSON, LINDA, 10: Chorus, Drama C1ub.27,92 NEWLAND, RENDA, 12. 115 NICHOLSON, LAURANCE, 10: Football. 66,67,92 NORRIS, TOM, I2: Class Cab, Cross- Country.52,68,I10,1I5 NUNNERY, DEBBIE, 12: NHS, Band Queen Attendant, Marching Band, Stage Band, Orchestra, FBLA. 24,25,26,52,60, II6 NURSE. 82 O OGLESBY, RICKY, 12: Lettermen, Foot- ball. I5,41,62,67,I09,I I6 OLIVER, DON, 11: Spanish Club. 102 ORR, RICKEY, 12: DECA. 20 OWENS, MARSHA, IO: Chorus, Drama CIub.27,92 OXFORD, ARTHUR DALE, 12: March- ing Band. 25,26,I 15,1 I6 OXFORD, SUSAN, 12: NHS, Class Cab 8a Historian, Latin Club, Drama Club, School Life Sports Ed, Warrior Staff, Powder Puff football. 4,16,36,60,110,116 P PALMER, KAREN, 10.92 PARKER, CLYDENE, 10.92 PARKER, GEORGIE, 11: Spanish Club, Lettermen, Cross-Country. 41,623,102 PATTERSON, RALF, ll: Orchestra, Latin Club, Cross-Country. 52,68,98,I02 PATTERSON, SHON, 10: Chorus. 27,92 PATTON, GARY, 10: Class Cab, March- ing Band. 25,26,92 PAYTON, MARGIE, 10. 92 PEARMAN, BILL, 11.103 PEARMAN, SUSAN, 10. 92 PENN, DORIS ANN, I2: Class Cab. II6 PENN, DORIS JEAN, I2: Powder Puff football. 116 PENN, LILLIAN WILLETA, 10: Drama CIub.92 PEP BAND.26 PEP CLUB 8a COUNCIL. 40 PEPPERS, SHARON, 10.92 PERKINS, BETTY, MRS. 60,81 PERRY, CLYDA LYNN, 12: FBLA, COE. II6 PERRY, JAMES, 10. 92 PERRYMAN, SUSAN, 12: NHS, SC, Pot- pourri, Latin Club Reporter, Drama Club, School Life Feature Ed. 36,60,1 16 PESTEL, MARK, 10. 92 PETERSON, GAIL, II. 103 PETERSON, MAUDIE, 10.92 PETTIE, DARRELL, 10. FCA, Football, Basketball. 4I,66,67,73,92 PETTIE, DEBRA, 12. COE. 116 PHILKOFF, TERESA, 11: Latin Club. 103 PHILLIPS, LOGAN, 10: Football, Wres- tling. 66,67,72,92 PHILLIPS. ROB, I2: Drum Major, March- ing Band, Stage Band. 24,25,26,52 PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 23 PIERATT, RONNIE, 11: Chanters Treas, HSRC, Latin Club, Lettermen. 27,4I,l03 PICKLE, TERRI, 11: SC Rec. Sec, NHS. 30,31,52,60,I03 PIPPIN, PAMELA KEATON, I2: Pot- pourri, Miss Valentine. Powder Puff football. II6 PITCHFORD, CINDY, 10: Marching Band, Girls' Glee Club. 25,26,27,92 PITCHFORD, RICKY, 11.103 PRINCE, FAITH, 12. 117 PROBIS, FRED, 12: Boy of the Month, Senior Favorite, Mercantile Bank Junior Board, NHS, Marching Band, Stage Band. 25,26,42,55,56,60,117 PROBIS, JEAN, II: Queen Attendant, NHS, Marching Band, Twirler, Latin Club. 25,26,48,52,60. 103 P.T.S.A. 59,82 PUGH, DAVID, 10: Marching Band. 25,26,92 PUGH, MARK, 10: Chanters. 27,92 PURDOM, DEBBIE, Il: Chorus. 27,103 QUALLS, BILLY. 103 QUEEN, BETTY, 12: Chorus. 27,1 I7 RADEBAUGH,JANlCE, ll. 103 POLITE, JOHN, JR., 10: Football. Basketball. 66,67,73,92 PONNEQUIN, DEAN, II: DECA. 103 PONNEQUIN, TERESA, 10: FBLA. 31,92 PORTER, RICKY, 11. 103 POTPOURRI LITERARY MAGAZINE. 36 POTTER, BILLY, 10.92 POTTER, DOUG, IO: Football, Basket- ball. 66,67.73,92 POTTER, RHONDA, 11: Class Cab, Warriorettes. 33,103 POUNDS, STEVE, Il: Class Cab, Marching Band, Stage Band, Orchestra. 25,26,52,I03 PRATER, JOE, 11: Latin Club, Chess Club. 103 PRESLEY, DICK, I2: Senior Brave, Boy of the Month, Senior Favorite, NHS VP, SC VP, Health Careers, Lettermen, FCA, Football. 30,41,5O,52,53,54,57,60, 65,67,I09,II6 PRICE, ALVIN, 10: Class Cab. 92 PRICE, CARL, 12: Stage Band, Drama Club, Speech PIay,26,45,110,l16 PRICE, DAVID, 10: FCA. Football. Wrestling. 4I,66,67,72 PRICE, MARVIN, I2: Lettermen, Foot- ball. 4l,62,67, 109 PRICE, MIKE, 12: DECA. 117 PRICE, ROY, Il: Lettermen. 41 Coronation Days were covered photographically except for a picture of these stagecralt boys who were so busy working behind the scenes they never got on stage: Joel Utley, Rocky Slavens, John Williams. Paul Bradley, Vernon Dye. Mike Gosselin. and Lanny Gibbs. RADFORD, BILL, 11: Class Cab. 104 RADFORD, THERESSA, 10: HSRC. 92 RADFORD, VANESSA, 10: Warriorettes. 33,92 RAHDER, SANDRA, 12: DECA.43.117 RAMSAY, STEPHEN, I2: Band VP. Marching Band, Orchestra, Potpourri, AVTC. 17,25,26,117 RANDELL, STEVE. 104 RATLIFF, JEANETTA, 12: Powder Puff football. 117 REA, VICKIE, 10: Chorus. 27,92 REAGLE, JOYCE, 10.92 REAGLE, KENNETH, 10: Marching Band. 25,26,92 RECORD, KATHY, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27,117 REED TEEN COUNCIL. 37 REYNOLDS, JOE, 12: Class Cab, DECA. 104 RHOADES, PEGGY ANN, 11: Pep Coun- cil, Potpourri, Girls' Glee Club, Class Play. 27,104,106 127 128 RHOADES, BECKY, 10.92 RHODES. JUANITA, MRS. 82 RHODES, SHERRI, 11: Queen Attendant, SC, Warriorettes, Class Play. 6,33,48,52, 104,106 RHYNE, KATHY, 10.92 RICE, TIM, 11. 104 RICE, WESLEY, 10.92 RICHARDS, BILLY, 11. 52,104 RQGIESXEZDS, DOUG, 10: Sophomore Brave. RICHARDSON, GARY, Il: Junior Brave, Who's Who, NHS, SC, Latin Club, Letter- men, Football, Basketball. 41,50,53,60, 62,67,73,l04 RICHARDSON, JEANNIE, 10: HSRC. 93 RICHARDSON, PATSY, 11: Marching Yes, we hragged on the beautiful campus: but have you ever stopped to look at the detail on the main build- ing - the small items that add to the over-all beauty of our surroundings? Do you recognize these scenes? Familiar to those who arrive at the auditorium door daily should be the grill-work at the sides of the door- way: have you noticed the brick-work and lamp over the outside door to Room 103 or the auditorium windows? Our photographer caught thue views for you. Bang, Orchestra, Health Careers. 25,26, 52,1 4 RICHARDSON, RANDI, 10: SC, FBLA. 93 R151-SIARDSON, SCOTT, 10: Basketball. RIDENHOUR, CHERYL, 11: ASTRA Sec, Latin Club. 104 RIDER, WILL, ll: SC, Lettermen, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 4 1 ,67,72,104 RIKE, DANNY, 12: Latin Club, Letter- men. 41,42,68,1 17 RIKE, DIANA, 10. 93 RILEY, VIRGLE, 10.93 ROACH, RENA, 10: HSRC, Health Careers. 93 ROBERSON, DONNA, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27,117 ROBERTS, BARBARA, MRS. 81 ROBERTS, BOBBY, Class Cab. ROBERTS, SHERRI, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27 ROBERTS, TIMMY, 10. 93 ROBERTSON, KEITH. 10: FCA, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 41,66,67,72,93 ROBINSON, CHRISTIE. 11: NHS, Pep Council, FBLA Sec, Spanish Club, War- riorettes. 32,33,60, 104 ROBINSON, KIRK, 12. 117 ROBINSON, STEVE, 12: HSRC, Potpourri. ROCK, ANNA, 11: Chorus. 27,104 RODGERS, DIANA, 10: Health Careers. 93 RODGERS, JIM, 11. I0 ROGERS, BARBARA, 10: FBLA. 93 ROGERS, JAMES, 10: Football, Cross- Country. 67,68,93 ROGERS, KENNETH, 10: HSRC, Chess Club, Football, Swimming. 66,67,69,93 ROGERS. LINDA, 10. 93 ROGERS, PAULINE, 10. 93 ROGERS, TOMMY, 12: Lettermen, Foot- ball. 41,52,62,67,109,1 17 ROLAND, DEBBIE, 10: Marching Band, Twirler. 25,26,93 ROLAND, PATTY, 12: Class Cab, Band Queen Attendant, Marching Band. 24,25, 26,117 ROLEY, BARBARA, 10: Spanish Club. 93 ROLEY, DEBBIE, 12: NHS. 60,117 ROLEY, SANDIE, 10: Spanish Club. 93 ROMERO, VINCENT, 10: Marching Band. 25.26.93 RONGEY, GARY, 12: Class Cab, Let- termen, Basketball. 4l,52,73,l 17 ROSS, CAROL, 12: NHS. 60,1 17 ROSS, LINDA, 11: Potpourri, HSRC. 104 ROSS, SUSAN, 10. 93 ROY, ARTHUR, 10. 93 RUDISAILE, SUE, 10: Girls' Glee Club. 27,93 RUEB, DOROTHY, MRS., R.N. 82 RUNYON, PHIL, 10. 93 RUPE. MARIAN SUE, 12: Health Careers. 1 I7 RUSSELL, BILL, 10. 93 RUSSELL, RAY, 12. 117 RYAN, ARTHUR, 11: Cross-Country. 68,105 RYAN, ROBERT, 10.94 RYAN, SHARON, 11: Class Cab, NHS, Chorus, Health Careers. 27,60,105 Class Cab, S SALTER, DENISE, 10: ASTRA, March- ing Band, Orchestra, Latin Club. 25,26,94 SANDERS, RICHARD, 10: Marching Band. 25,26,94 SCHAUER, MITCHELL, 10: Potpourri, HSRC, Drama Club. 94 SCHLOSS, CHERYL, 12: Chanters VP, Spanish Club, Drama Club. 27,117 SCHMITT, DAVID, 11: Class Cab, Class Play, Cross-Country. 21,68, 105,106 SCHMITT, SUSAN, 12: Class Cab, HSRC Treas. l6,22,117 SCHMOOR, GLORIA RAWSON, 12: Chant- ers, Potpourri Ed, Powder Puff football. 52,117 SCHOOL LIFE. 36 SCHULTZ, LORAINE, 12. 22,1 17 SCHUMACHER, DANIEL, 10.94 SCHUMACHER, DAVID, 12. 117 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. 12,14 SCOTT, HORACE, 12: Chorus, FCA VP, Lettermen, Football, Basketball. 27,4l, 52,62,67,73, 109 SCOTT, NANCY, 12: Senior Favorite, Warriorette Treas, Potpourri, Chanters, HSRC, Drama Club, Speech Play, Pow- der Puff FB. 27,33,45,57,l 16,1 17 SCOTT, WENDELL, 11: Lettermen, Foot- ball, Basketball. 41,62,67,73 SCRIVNER, RUSTY, 12: Miss Daniel Webster XXXIV, Girl of the Month, Sen- ior Favorite, Who's Who, Head Cheer- leader, NHS, SC, Powder Puff football. 6,7,38,39,49,52,54,57,6O,I13,117 SC ROGGINS, BOBBY, 10.94 SEARS, MARK, 10: Marching Band, Orchestra. 25,26,94 SEATON, SUE. 11. 105 SEBASTIAN, CATHEY, 10: Chorus, Health Careers. 27,94 SEDERSTEN, WAYNE, 10. 94 SELBY, BRUCE, 11: Cross-Country. 68,105 SENIOR CLASS. 50,54,55,58,108 SENIOR FAVORITES. 56,57 SHADDOX,TERESA, 10.94 SHERMAN, SHERRY, ll: NHS, HSRC, Health Careers, Class Play. 60,105,106 SHERRELL, BROOKSYNE, 11. 105 SHERRELL, ELAINE, 12: NHS, FBLA, COE.60,l17 SHIPLEY, DONNA, 10.94 SHIPMAN, GARY, 12: Chanters. 27,117 SHIRLEY, KEVIN D., ll: Class Cab. SIMMONS, DEANNA, 12: NHS Treas, DECA Treas. 43,60,1 17 SIMMONS, PEGGY, 10: Chorus. 27,94 SIMMONS, VICKEY, 12: Chorus, Span- ish Club. 27,109 SIMONSJAMES, 12.117 SIMONS,TONY, 11.105 SISSONS, JANIS, 10: Marching Band, Girls' Glee Club. 25,26,27,94 SISSONS, MARY B., 11: Marching Band. 25,26,l05 SISSONS, PATTY, 12: NHS, Warriorette VP, Chanters, SC, DECA, Drama Club, Warrior staff, Powder Puff football. 4, 27,3I,33,60,l 17 SKYLES, TERI, 10.94 SLAVENS, CAROLYN, 11. 105 SLAVENS, ROCKY, 11: Marching Band. 25,26,105 SMITH, DAVID, 10: SC, Class VP, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 66,67,72,94 SMITH, DORENE, 11: Warriorettes, Class Play. 33,105,106 SMITH, ELIZABETH, 11: Warriorettes, Latin Club Historian, Health Careers Historian. 33,44,105 SMITH,GARY.81,98 SMITH. GRACE, 10.94 SMITH, HENRY, 10.94 SMITH, JEANNIE, 11: Chanters, HSRC Pres, Latin Club, Health Careers. 27,105 SMITH,JOE. 105 SMITH, KEN, 10: Marching Band, Or- chestra, Chanters, HSRC. 25,26,27,52,99 SMITH, LISA, 11: Marching Band, Twirler, Class Cab. 25,26,98 SMITH, LOUANNE, 11: ASTRA, NHS, Chorus, Spanish Club Historian, Class Play. 27,35,60,105,106 SMITH, MIKE, 11: Class Play. 105,106 SMITH, PHIL, 10: Health Careers, Bas- ketball. 73,94 SMITH, RANDY LEE, 10: Marching Band, Orchestra. 25,26,94 SMITH, RICKY, 10.94 SMITH, WAYNE. 21,81 SNIDER, ALLAN, 10: Marching Band, Orchestra. 25,26,94 SNOOK, CHERYL, ll: NHS. 10,60,105 SOMMERVILLE, ALFRED, 12. 118 SOWERSBY,JOE, 12. 118 SOPHOMORE CLASS. 50.86 SPANISH CLUB 8: DEPARTMENT. 35,15 SPEARS, JACQUELINE, 10: Warriorettes, 33,94 SPEARS, JOYCE, 11: Girls' Glee Club. 27,105 SPEARS, RICKEY, 11: DECA. 20 SPECIAL EDUCATION. 22 SPEECH DEPARTMENT. 15,45 STAGE BAND. 26 STANDLEY, JOYCE, 10.94 STANLEY, WANDA, 11. 105 STARK, NADINE, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27,118 STARR, DERNICE,11.105 STEELE, BRENDA, 10: Chorus. 27,94 STEELE, CYNDI, 12: Pep Council, Chanters Sec, Spanish Club. 27,1 18 STEELE,JIMMY, 11.105 STEELE, TERRY, 10: Health Careers. 10,94 STEINBERG,JOE,11.105 STEPHENS, DOUG, 12. 118 STEWARD, CARL, 10. 94 STEWART, BOBBIE, 12: NHS, Mercan- tile, Bsnk Junior Board, HSRC. 42,60, 11 ,ll STEWART, CURTIS, 10. 6,94 STEWART, NEIL, 10. 18,94 STILLS, RICKY, 11. 105 STILLS, SUSAN, 12. FBLA. COE. 119 STINCHCOMB, REGINA, 10: Latin Club, Health Careers. 94 STOWE, TERESA, 11. 105 STRADER, GAYLA, 10: Chorus. 27 STRALEY, DONALD, 11: HSRC. 68,105 STRALEY, RONNIE, 11: Pep Council, Chanters, Cross-Country. 27,68, 105 STRINGFELLOW, DANIEL, 10.94 STRINGFELLOW, LOIS, 12: DECA Re- porter. 119 STUDENT COUNCIL. 7,1 1,30,31,52 STUFFLEBEAM, DONNA, 10: Girls' Glee Club. 27,94 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. 77 SURRELL, DONNA SUE, 11: Marching Band. 10,25,26,105 SWIMMING.69 T TABER, DAN R.,l1. 105 TABER, RENEE, 10: Chorus. 27,94 TABER, RON, 11.105 TAYLOR, CATHY, 12: FBLA, COE. 119 TAYLOR, CHARLIE, 12: Class Cab. TAYLOR, JEFF, 10: Pep Council, Latin Club. 10,15,31,94 TAYLOR, JUDY, 12: NHS, Latin Club, Drama Club, Speech Play. 36,45,60,119 TAYLOR, KAREN, 10: Spanish Club, Latin Club, Health Careers. 94 TAYLOR, KENNETH EARL, 11: Class Cab, Latin Club, Football. 62,67,l05 TAYLOR, MIKE, 11: DECA. TAYLOR, RANDY, 12.119 TAYLOR, STEVE, ll: Marching Band, Football, Wrestling. 25,26,62,67,72,105 TEAGUE, RANDY, 12: NHS, Chess Club VP, Health Careers, Lettermen, Foot- ball, Swimming. 14,4l,42,60,67,69,109. 119 TEEL,J. STERLING. 16,81 TEETS, PAM, 11: NHS, SC, Health Ca- reers Pres. 60,105 TERRY, JIMMY, 10. 94 THOMAS, MARK, 10: Football, Swim- ming. 67,69,94 THOMPSON, EUGENE, 12: DECA. THOMPSON, JIM, 11: NHS, FCA, Let- termen, Football. 4l,60,62,67,105 THOMPSON, REGINA, 11: ASTRA Pres, NHS, Class Sec, Latin Club, Class Play Stu. Dir. 60,107 THOMPSON, STEPHEN, 10.94 THORNTON, NANCI, MRS. 12,81 TIBBS, RUTH, MRS. 36,81 TIGER, DON, 11: Warrior Spirit, Pot- pourri, Chanters, Chorus. 27,53,107 TOLBERT, TERESA, 11: Chorus. 27,107 TOLLE, KATHY, 10: Health Careers. 94 TOLSON, JIM, 10: Marching Band, Or- chestra. 25,26,94 TOOTHMAN, LINDA, 11: HSRC. 107 TOWNSEND, CHRIS, 12: COE. 119 TRACY, PATTY, 10: Chorus. 27,94 TRACY, TERI, 12: DECA Hist. 119 TROXELL, KARL, 10. 94 TURNER, CAROLYN, 11. 107 TURNEY, KARLA, 12: Class Cab. 119 TURNER, KEITH, 10: Football, Swim- ming. 67,69,94 TWEEDY, BECKY, 10: Marching Band. 25,26,94 TWIRLERS. 25 TYLER, VICKI, 11: ASTRA, Pep Club Treas, Class Play. Il,l9,106,107 U UNDERHILL, EDGAR DAVID, 12: March- ing Band, Stage Band. 25,26,52,1 19 UNDERNEHR, DEBI, 11: SC, Warrior- ettes, Potpourri, HSRC, Drama Club. 33,107 USSERY, JAMES, 12. 119 UTLEY, JOEL, 11: Mr. FBLA, Class Cab, Lettermen, Football, Stg. Mgr. for Class and Speech Plays. 41,52,59,62,67, 82,104,107 V VanGlLDER, JAYNE, 10: Potpourri, Girls' Glee Club, Drama Club Chaplain. 27,94 VanGUNDY, BAVETTE, 10: Health Careers. 94 VANN, LINDA, 11. 107 VANZANDT, ROBERT, 12. 119 VAUGHAN, ROBERT. 10.94 VINYARD,TED. l4,81,82 W WADE, DAVID, 11: Chorus. WADLEY, LOY,11.107 WAKEFIELD, KAREN, 10: Marching Band. 25,26,94 WAKEFIELD, PAMELA, 11: Warrior- ettes. l0,33,107 WALKER, BOBBY.1l. 107 WALKER, JIMMY, 12: Mr. Congeniality, SC, Class Cab 8: VP, Latin Club, Letter- men, Football, Wrestling. 41,52,58,62, 67,72,109,1IO,1l5,1l9 WALKER, LOU1E.12.1I9 WALL, DAVID, 12.119 WALLING, SHERRY, 10: Chorus. 27,95 WARD, JACK, 11: NHS, Latin Club Parl, Chess Club Sec, Class Play. 42,60,98, 106,107 WARNOCK, ZELINDA, 11: NHS, Chant- ers, Latin Club, Class Play. l5,27,31,34, 60,106,107 WARRIOR CHIEF 8: BRAVES. 51,53 WARRIOR STAFF lYearbookD. 4 WARRIORETTES. 33 WASHBURN, DON, 10: Marching Band, Cross-Country. 25,26,68,95 WATSON, LEON, 11: SC, Football. WATSON, PHYLLIS ELAINE, 10: ASTRA, SC Drama Club. 7,95 WATSON, RONDA, 10: Warriorettes, FBLA, Drama Club. 33,95 WATTS, TRUETT, 12: Who's Who, SC, Drama Club, Lettermen, Basketball, 14, 4l,52,73,l 10,119 WEBB, MARILYN, 10.95 WEEMS, DENNIS, 12. 119 WEEMS, JIM, 11: Marching Band, Stage Band. 25,26,107 WEISENBACH, SANDY KAY, 11. 107 WEISENBACH, WANDA SUE, 11. 107 WESCOTT, TRACY, 10: Health Careers. 95 WEST, CLIFFORD WAYNE, 10: Drama Club, Wrestling. 72,95 WEST, DEBBIE, 10.95 WEST, MILDRED, MISS. 81 WEST, SANDRA, 11. 107 WESTON, GLENN, 11: DECA. WESTON, PATRICIA, 11. 107 WHEAT, PAUL, 11: NHS, Chess Club. 60,107 WHETSTINE, GLADYS, MRS. 19,81 WHITE, ALICE, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27,119 WHITEHURST, STEVE, 12: DECA. 18. 20,43,ll9 WHITESELL, JOHN. 81 WHITLOW, PAM, 12: Girls' Glee Club. 27,110,119 WHO'S WHO. 52,53 WILBURN, WAYNE, 11: FCA, Foot- ball, Wrestling. 41 ,67,72,98, 107 WILCOX, HUDSON. 4,81 WILCOX, MARK, ll: Athletic Mgr. 67,107 WILHELM, DEBBIE, 11: Potpourri, Latin Club. 107 129 WILKINSON, JANET, 10: HSRC, Drama Club. 95 WILLARD, JEFF, 10: Football. 66,67,95 WILLIAMS. CRYSTAL, 10: SC. 95 WILLIAMS, ELAINE, 10: Warriorettes, Drama Club. 33.95 WILLIAMS. JOHN. 12: Potpourri, HSRC. Lfgtermen, Football. 4l,62,67,l09,116, WILLIAMS, SHARILYN, 11: Chorus. 27,107 WILLIAMS, SYLVIA, 10.95 WILLIAMS, TERRY, 12: Boy of the Month, NHS, SC, Health Careers Treas, Lettermen, Cross-Country, Wrestling. 4l,42,52,54,6O,68,72,1 19 WILLIAMSON, TERESA, 10: Chorus. Health Careers. 27,95 WILLOUGHBY, EUGENE, 11. 107 WILSON, JAMES, 10: Drama Club. 95 WIMER, TERESA, 10: Class Cab, Pep Council, FBLA, Drama Club. 95 WINKLE, BOB, 11: Football. 67,104,107 WINTERS, NEILA JO, 12. 119 Chorus. 27,95 WOFFORD, RHONDA, 12. 119 WOOD, JOHANNA, 10: Class Cab, Marching Band, Orchestra, Speech Play. 25,26,45,52,95 WOOD, MARY, 12: Girl of the Month, Senior Favorite, ASTRA VP, Pep Club VP, FBLA, Chanters. 27,55,56,l19 WOOD, ROBBIE, 10: Basketball. 73,95 WOODSHOP. 20 WOODS, EDGAR LEON, 10: Football, Drama Club. 66,67,95 WOODS, MARILYN, 11: Class Cab. Spanish Club. 107 WOODSON, BRUCE, 12: NHS, Class Cab. 60,119 WOODSON, DEE ANN, 11: Chorus. 27,107 WOODSON, MARK, 10. 95 WOODSON, RAY, 12. 119 WOODWARD, RONALD LEE, 11. 107 WORKMAN, GOLDIE, 10. 95 WRIGHT, JOYCE, MRS. 81 WRIGHT, TOMMY, 11: DECA, Latin Y YATES, JIMMY, ll: Pep Council, Let- termen, Swimming. 4l,52,69,l07 YATES, STEPHANIE GAIL, 12: SC, Pep Club Pres, Health Careers. 22,1 19 YEARGAIN, BRENT, 11. 107 YOUNG. 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