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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1975 volume:

The Thirtieth Edition WEBSTER WARRIOR Webster Warrior '75 Volume Number Thirty Published by the Yearbook St ff Damel Webster High Scho l Tulsa, Oklahoma 74107 7011. wJ,,ozf,.,.' or J 5240- Adbaag , AMUZ4-I M'-GJ fyufa aww! ,mild ,dj Qafwu. .J fzwofn f!mQ7,4,l fgdd JUWM1 Amir 7Af,m, ,gzwgi ZW, JQ2747JZQ, x6 mei 7a4fLa44f?4LLe,,-MWC 7101, QQALI ,Abb 94,.J,5wwf-1 Con ten ts Achievement Academic Activities Athletics Administration Achievers I dex of Students and A mplishment mmer Supplement, 1975 An lllustfated record of events for the year nineteen hundred seventy-five at Webster High School - that is THE WAR- RIOR '75. Its purpose is to preserve memories. to encourage ideals and ideas of youth and to foster the spirit of loyalty to Webster High School, In this book we have at- tempted to represent fairly. on the basis of importance and inter- est. all of the activities and organizations which are recognized in our school. Doug Harris. Editor-in-Chief Randy Shaddox. Associate Editor Darla Carmichael, Copy Editor Debbie Wakefield. Lay-Out Ed. Kevin Hale. Academic Editor Tanya Teague. Activities Ed. jeff Ketchum. Sports Co-Editor Keith Bailey. Sports Co-Editor Mike Haggard. Photo Chief Mr. Hudson Wilcox. Sponsor Portraits: Beverly's Studio Enterprise School Photos Publisher: Walsworth Publishing Co, Staff members are pictured doing their thing - planning this yearbook. l x W Students. teachers. cheerleaders. athletes. workers. and even lockers do their thing. too. Proud are we ofthe fact that we are students of Webster. During our high school years we spent many contented hours within her protecting walls. In future years it will be a pleasure to re- call these unparalleled experiences. Vibrant is the mood as anxious students seek all challenges of knowledge and competition - striving ever to obtain the high' est goals possible. This has been a year of laughter, of sorrow. of work, of play - a year the memory of which will remain with us always. 7 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. Tranquil - . ,. .-i . tw- if 1'-' v ,,, ?'-'sk -li Lfy I 1 QV?-'3,?.f,f:2'.' 1 i 'T, .' 2' Seri 3' f . '.:?i.f.i.f 'Y M ' wi l 51 152 T e ' :.:,s e 3 E5 s. .' A W W v. Qfask .ll As a drifting cloud sailing above the campus. at times all individuals attached to Webster. find a peaceful relationship with themselves and others despite hectic schedules. rushed meetings, extra practice sessions. and time for study. Favored with the most beautiful school campus in Tulsa, how can we do anything other than boast ... 1 1 , - - . . 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Students all - Seekers alter knowledge. builders ol' tradition. perpetuators of worthy ideals. modest in victory. and courageous in defeat. P Water proceeds on its way. and in like fashion stu- dents at Webster must in time proceed on their way. taking their place as leaders of future days - replacing current leaders and leading their own generation. To have a well-developed mind. one must have clean. pleasant. and comfortable surroundings. Students at Webster prove happiness can be found in class rooms. During the school year many days seem to be unending. Tedious labor often reflects upon the faces and attitudes of the students. Even when things get tough it is remembered that a smile is il treasure: laughter is a comfort. 'RFS e 41: w 6333 'in The best of friends: teammates. fellow-students. and a helpful file cabinet. 13 School sp1r1t Wm. much enthusiasm is shown by students at the mere thought of a successful year-and despite the fact that cramming for tests. striving to pass. can lower spirits. As each year begins. hopes of the future and for the future are in the minds of students. We build our future upon these hopes and dreams. Games to be won, challenges to meet. and activities to at- tend. Seniors realize the fact that this is their last year at Webster. What is accomplished will be implanted on the hearts of everyone. Memories of splendid, everlasting and beautiful friendships and many cherished happy high school days! ,,v' On the following pages Webster's HONOR students are applauded for all time- 15 x .N V H. V1 ' .f , V. , '1'1 i--'VY' ' 1 . 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Service to school, community, and self were keys to the effectiveness of the National Honor Society this year as members maintained their own high grade-point averages and took the responsibility of tutoring students who sought aid with varied subjects. Mr. Larkin was new sponsor for the Society and officers elected by members were President Bob Hein Vice4President Loretta Radford Secretary Randy Baber Treasurer Mary Hibbs Parliamentarian Mary Bevenue Historian Judy Hollingsworth Reporter Patty Colpitts Sergeant at Arms Randy Sohl 17 hw S ...r S 0 QM 5191, .a?z'4ZX. 7 . 9-1 1 1 , 0 wgsWfigg35is2,E.l, iZ'lg9iViif5': A f Tradltlon as old as Webster itself is that ofa reigning Queen - Miss Daniel Webster. With the first Queen elected the first year the building was open, a list of thirty- seven beauties has now held royal court at our Alma Mater. Each year the honor goes to a Senior girl elected by the student body and Miss Daniel Webster serves as our reigning Queen at all formal functions. Two attendants are elected by each Class: this year's attendants were SENIORS Terri Roseborough Ronda Fleming jumons Cindy Cortez Jeannine Moss SOPHOMORES Debbie Schooley Debbie Fleming 19 fl Rick Steve Grisham Warrior Chief XXX Males also share in the royal honors at Webster as a Warrior Chief with attending Braves is chosen annually. With the presen- tation of the thirtieth edition of the yearbook in 1975, Warriors also elected the thirtieth Chief as the first Chief was elected in connec- tion with the publication of the first edition of our annual, The senior boy chosen for this honor is inducted into office at the first assembly of the second semes- ter and reigns equally with Miss Daniel Webster. Braves attendant upon the Chief this year are SENIOR Dale Ridenhour JUNIOR Verlen Th om pso SOPHOMORE Charlie Newport 21 Band Queen honors each year go to an outstanding girl from the band, nominated by her fellow-bandsmen. and voted on by the entire student body. Crowned at the first home football game of the season, the queen then appears in parades at the head of the band with the drum major and presides at various other band functions during the year. Queen for this year was OUIDA BLISS: her attendants were BETH ANN SCOTT and TERRI DEWBERRY. SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Tauni West Terri Roseborough John Murray Rick Grisham Dale Ridenhour Teresa Bilby Boys and Girls of the Month DOW Bushyhead Sheryl Hyde Diane Landrum Patricia Colpitts Rodney Cook Randy Baber DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY , v i 'F , f 23 Mr. 85 Miss Congeniality Mr. Irresistible 85 Junior Sweetheart Who's Who Senior Favorites Many honors mmm Websterites as classes and the whole student association voting through the Student Coun- cil chooses favorite students to be recognized during the school year. Many departments also select students to be honored on weekly or monthly basis in connection with their club activities, Recognized here are: MR. Br. MISS CONGENIALITY: Rick Grisham and Cheryl Winkle MR. IRRESISTIBLE Br. JUNIOR SWEETHEART Mark Benton and Donna Cooke WHO'S WHO fSeptember - Decemberj Dale Ridenhour. John Murray. Terri Roseborough. Randy Baber SENIOR FAVORITES - BEST ALL-AROUND: Rick Grisham. Debbie Warnock MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Terri Roseborough, John Murray MOST ATHLETIC: Donna Mason, Dennis Hammock MOST TALENTED: Reba Haynes, Mike Cooper MOST SCHOOL-SPIRITED: Tauni West. Scott Barham MOST ACADEMIC: Elaine Acosta, Bob Hein, Diane Landrum 25 Business Ed is the order of the day at Webster this year as we swing rapidly into the city-wide program of high schools each oriented basically toward one field of study. Webster has been allotted the business courses and will, in future years, be a magnet school for high school business students throughout the city. Foundation of the program based on previously standard curriculum at Webster includes typewriting, shorthand, law, office machines, bookkeeping, accounting. general office education. and the cooperative office education program with a wide variety of on-the-job training experiences. As in the past, students will be trained in preparing themselves for the business world through the use of new and up-to- date equipment and ever revised courses keeping in step with the most modern business situations. if ' 27 Highlighting the newest addition to the business department is the 560,000.00 word processing equipment placed at Webster this year. The latest device in office preparation of correspondence. reports, and statistical data through magnetic storage and reproduction of information, the word processing equipment is the only school-located equipment of its kind in the south- western part of the United States and puts Webster in an enviable position as it trains students for positions in the most modern offices of large in- dustrial firms. Mrs. Gladys Whetstine and Mrs. Jean Peck are in- structors in the new program and have in just one year's time trained many students for these challenging positions. Pictured at the right in the bottom picture is the core unit of the machine without its jacket as it was being installed in October. x -Q... V Si ,-4 MR. Bn MISS F.B.L.A Charles Ridener Diane Meeks if Stressmg the need for accuracy of expression and un- derstanding the English Depart- ment offers a wide range of study for students through a diversified English program in both grammar and literature. and also provides much needed services in the Resource Center for research and in the Reading Lab for self- improvement, journalism offers an opportunity for advanced writers to contribute to the public information and public relations aspects of the school so that our community will be kept current on school activities. ln its second year. the elective literature short courses provide students opportunity to explore the writings of favorite authors and at the same time learn about others who have written in the same areas. Thejournalism staff, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Tibbs. consists of Co- editors Steve Bass and Patti Colpitts: Sports editor jim Basden: Feature writers Randy Woods. Herb Farley. Tim Smith, Cathy Helton. Barbara Carter. and judy Page. 31 MMG Fi ,O 9 a 'ff -1-a 7' . ea fl f qgje 4 i .,-vu Saying Hello! tothe physiology lab skeleton might be just one way of getting acquainted with a science course. but hours of diligent study and exciting lab work are the things that make both science and math courses the success they should be, From Basic Math through Trig and Analytical Geometry - from Biology through Physiology and Ad- vanced Chemistry - Webster students illustrate a very high degree in participation and inter-action among themselves and the instruc- tors. enjoying the courses and achiev- ing high goals. Well-equipped laboratories and highly competent instructors in the Math and Science Departments give Webster students the opportunity to achieve greatly in these fields of study, 33 Working minds are essential to the advancement of human society and at Webster an attempt is made to assist each stu- dent in learning as much as possible. Special training in fundamentals is provided when needed so that each student will have a helpful background upon graduation. In the history and social studies department great stress is laid on the democratic principles which have developed our nation - in addition to giving students the core of facts surrounding our national and world history. Only in understanding the past can students grasp the meaning of today's history and set goals for their future as they move into the realm of adult leadership. we W fi Y ,f wa 'P 153 3 --11 . Intent faces and alert minds are apparent in history classes as instructors pass on facts and ideological heritage. 35 I 11? em-x,-sf f 35-Ilfxfv 9 fs fa v Q - HW 'Learn-Earn' could be the motto of Webster's D.E.C.A. students as they not only take all required subjects for graduation. but also study everything from dis- play to sales techniques in their Distributive Education program, With at least a half day in school and frequently up to six' or eight hours a day on a supervised job, the students are earning their own way through school now, moving up the employment scale for their immediate future after graduation. or establishing funds and job security to pay their way through trade school or college in up- coming years. This year DECA choze as their Sweetheart Kathy Clubb from among a field of contestants which also included Sherrie Conway, Jackie Penn. and Karen Money. Kathy is seen here receiving her Valentine candy from DECA president Carl Casey. Among DECA students of Mr. Wiley Hammock's those pictured at their on-the-job training positions are Kevin Bright. Randy Shaddox, and Carl Casey. 37 Hand and mind -both are trained in such diversified studies as homemaking and foreign languages: and both are necessary for no individual is truly educated unless he can use both his hands and mind skillfully. Basic courses in the home mak- ing department include foods. sew- ing. and family living: in the foreign languages Webster offers Latin and Spanish to ever-increasing numbers of students. Foods lab is always interesting. sewing is always a challenge as girls learn to sew for themselves and the study of foreign languages includes intense study as well as a variety of activities involving use of newly acquired linguistic skills. historical events, and mythology. - S- i Spanish artifacts and annual Latin Club Tri-Derby are only a beginning- Spanish songs, Latin plays follow! 39 ,L Outstandlng assemblies are brought to Webster each year and through them a variety of types of music is enjoyed by the entire student body. This year the groups which appeared were from Tulsa Junior College. Drury College, and the country and western group from Claremore junior College. With the variety of unusual programs offered, these assemblies proved to be highlights of the year. The nationally famous stage band from Drury presented an outstanding program. and all Warriors enjoyed the TJC group all- the-more as three of our own alumni were featured. 41 ge. ' .5 Q- 'ri . T15 'f-211114. V - V 1- 'A mggffg. Q' ,I Wx! lf, , X V- - I A -A ffl K -kim. kr, F1.:,A. wa 1 -,wvd fl? fx s 2 A -Saw 4' - wffx' ' J ,Fai 4. 1, iq? . K if - 'If' X 1X'N'x2-Y is JY ' ff' ' X KX? si ' H+ '7 K 2 f x , Y . ,fy r any vc, 1 gf: ., 'Instr 5 . N l , X avg,-9 ., 31 fp I ' . A 1 5 MLP .-X yy Kar W, was A . A. . U, 'Sf xl 1 ? Ei ..ga.n..u.-. .. Hlgh honors came to the Warrior Marching and Stage Bands this year as they appeared in a variety of contests, and at dead-line time for the yearbook still had more major contests before them, Stage Band's outstanding appearance had been at the South- west jazz Festival in Weather- ford while the Marching Band had already amassed honors in three competitive events. Appearing for the first time at the Astroworld Marching Band Festival in Houston the group garnered the third place trophy in the 3-A competition. From the State Marching Contest at Tahlequah the marchers had previous ly earned I QSuperiorJ ratings in both Inspection and Routine. These ratings entitled them to appear at the Lawton Superior Marching Band Contest where they also earned a I rating on Inspection. then picked up a III rating on their Routine as they performed in a quagmire of mud more than ankle deep. Also pictured here are soloists perfecting their contest selec' tions and members of the Instru- mental Ensembles class working with the synthesyzer. Pictured on the following page is the concert band which earned a I rating in the Miami competition. 43 , t ,,,. 5.11,-,.vq.,:, 2 4 El- Q- .. 13252452.- . f ' s Q 4,- .ii4'5:'fl1:fQr trim. E714 S ' 5:3 . ' nf 1, rf x. iff' h ,1 S ' X v wif. ' U- .K 4+ fn. 1 L. , 1 1 Egg 1-Q ll if - av A Y 1 'fb 5. 1 Muslcally speaking a great many things happen- ed at Webster during the year. Seen here are the Concert Band and members of instrumental ensembles re- hearsing under the watchful eye of Mr, Burdick. Also included are pictures of pep band and a variety of band activities Rallies, games, bus trips. half-time shows. royalty, prac- tice. trophy at the Astrodome: all events helped to make for a great band year! 1 -T , if W. 5, I .tri :hw y ,Q 225:25 I9 . 'gil l is 3 : 3-'fi as 45 Sing a song, Sinsalvne -and you have the performing vocal groups or weosrer under tne direction of Mr. Charles Dickerson, vocal in- structor. The beginning singers in Girls' Glee Club lcharmersi and Chorus CRealisticsJ hope for advance- ment into Chanters at an early date. Officers for the organizations this year are Reba Haynes-president. Randa West-VP, Cheryl Ward-treasurer. Kathy Clubb-secretary, Melissa Mathes-reporter. Toby Allbritton- manager for Chanters, President. vice- president. secretary. and treasurer of Realistics and Charmers are Kathy Southerland and Vickie Harry. Alan Capps and Lorie Robison. Carla Cooper and Paula Ruckman. Denise Rike and Lisa McClellan. Librarians are Vikki Whitlow and Leslie Hallford: Darlene Crowder and Vickie Orr. Numerous concerts and appearances for civic groups kept the groups busy throughout the year. Leadlng Warriors through a year of innovation and change. Student Association officers and members of the Student Council up- held traditions of the school as they conducted elections, super- vised contests for Home-Room-ob the-Year, decorated for Homecoming and Christmas, elected individuals to honorary positions. and helped up-date the Student Association constitution. They also carried out their assigned duties in conducting coronations for Miss Daniel Webster and the Warrior Chief and installing officers for all classes. New sponsor for the year was Mrs. Charlotte Baker: officers were President john Murray Vice-President Mary Bevenue Secretary Machael Baldridge Treasurer Cindy Oxford Parliamentarian Terri Rose- borough Chaplain Steve Bass Historian Craig Gaines Reporter Randy Baber Two active organizations working under approval of the Associa- tion were the Health Careers Club and the High School Red Cross. The Health group spent much time investigating careers in the medical fieldg I-ISRC spon- sored paper drives, food collection drives, and entertainment projects for needy in the community. KING CADUCEUS - Lance Phillips QUEEN CADUCEUS - Debbie McCormack . z , ' im- Health Careers Club honors King and Queen Caduceus: Christie Soapes receives one of the nine Service Awards earned for health promoting projects this year. 49 Many moods maybe reflected by both participants and spectators in various school ac- tivities. Time is consumed by ac- tivities - no one will deny that fact. but also no one will deny the fact that activities keep many students in- terested in school who might otherwise become discouraged with a lack of Spirit. Striking the proper balance for the school and for each student proves to be the problem as the total number of students par- ticipating actively remains small and the majority seems to be content with being only spectators. Those who exert the effort and use the time necessary to make ac- tivities worthwhile are the ones who benefit most. A change in the par- ticipation record was begun this year as the membership in Pep Club shot to a high unheard of in the past eigh- teen years. The surge of activity was felt throughout the school. Let's keep the trend toward active participation growing! it WK .5 YE elf? Q v 5.5 i...q at a a 1 .'S Q01-4 ' , .Q-aww , Forums. pep rallies. bon fires. active band members and leaders. and a dance of sheer joy enliven the Warrior scene. GTOWIHQ, growing. grown - the history of pep activities for Websters year. Leadership for pep activities comes through cheerleaders. Head cheerleader this year was Tauni West. senior. Other seniors were Rhonda Fleming and Terri Roseborough: juniors leading cheers were Cindy Cortez. Sharon Holt. and Pam Maynard: sophomores. Debbie Fleming and Debbie Schooley. Sponsor for both cheerleaders and Pep Club was Mrs. Charlotte Baker. Pep Club grew to enormous size. and promoted school spirit for every athletic activity. Spirit ribbons. spirit signs, pep rallies. pom pons. and the annual bonfire highlighted their year's ac- tivities. 53 ., .f R. X p Particlpation in Com. petitive sports at Webster qualifies athletes for membership in Fellowship of Christian Athletes and all who letter in any sport are granted membership in the Lettermen's Club. Both groups are large and active. Cross-Country participants are a small number of the total group. but this year had an enviable record as they placed second in Conference. Regional. Area, and State competi- tion. In State Scott Gee placed 8th: Jim Maness, 13th: Steve Ryan, 14th: Jon Richardson, 18th: and Mike McIntosh. 34th. Previously the harrier squad had placed first in the McLain In- vitational, second in Edison's In- vitational. and third in Invitationals at Bartlesville, Rogers. and Oklahoma State. Both dual meets were won with Hale and Holland Hall falling by the wayside. In triangular meets Webster defeated Mason and Washington for a first place. and took second in a meet with Hale and Rogers. Coached by Richard Lousch. members of the team pictured are Lance Phillips, Stan Peak. Mike McIntosh: ,Ion Richardson. jim Maness. jim Sherman: Kenny Turner. George Denney. Scott Gee. 55 Fleeting moments of glory during a long season of football gave Warrior fans incentive to continue support of their team to seasoifs end. With only a sprinkling of seniors on the squad the coaching staff whipped juniors and sophomores into shape lor 1975. giving them needed ex- perience to become outstanding. Fighting valiantly. the current squad was unable to stop opponents but always managed an impressive yardage gain and few penalties. Despite disappointing scores. Warrior fans enthusiastically backed their team and enjoyed the weekly contests. 57 Season Record ALL-CITY GAMES Webster 8 E. Central Webster 0 Central lWebster won on first clownsl GREEN COUNTRY CONFERENCE Webster Webster Webster Webster Webster Sapulpa Kelley Okmulgee Sand Springs Broken Arrow ADDITIONAL GAMES Webster Webster Webster Webster Jenks Claremore Mason Miami FOOTBALL SQUAD: FRONT ROW. left to right: Larry Philkuff. Dennis Hammock. Les Pippin. john Green. Darrell Garrison. john Murray. Gary Ramey. Randy Harrison. Rodney Cook. Dale Riclenhour. Scott Barham: SECOND ROW: Kelly McMichael, David jones, Mike Kennemer. Jody Shepard. john Bowers. Alun Capps. Robert Chandler. Tommy Rogers. Steve Harrison. Carlton Perersz THIRD ROW: Russ Harper. Tony Wheeler. Ron Forristall. Bob Stinchcomb. Mike Sexxon. Ron Wolf. jody Fisher. Don Quarrels. Ivory Bell. Mike Chenry. Dun Tiger: FOURTH ROW: Tim Davisjeli Marshall. Mike Murray. Rick Wintworth, jim Moggurzl. jim Cury. Vincent Orange. jeff Cagle. Tim Harrison. Stan Bundy. Danny Dameron: FIFTH ROW: Terry Flick. Dnvid Sissons, john French. Lloyd Wood. Ken Fish. Jody Sherrell. Rodney Hunks. Craig Gnines. ABOVE: Coach Gibson. Capt. Scot Barham, 59 W1nter sports take the spotlight in November and reign supreme until March. Swimming, basketball. and wrestling occupy the time and energies of athletes during the stay indoors season of the year. Swimming became the second athletic activity to accept girls on previously all-male teams following last year's lead by tracksters. Coach Hart's swim team included Pat Stewart. Tom Harris, Bob Harris. Craig Roop. james Ritchie, Philip Bougio. Marty Hansford. Beth Shephard. Sam Baker. Cynthia Cathcart. and Steve Bradley. Though not outstanding. swimmers' season was profitable and another group of students brought dignity and respect to themselves and the school. IIB 'J -. .1 4- -s. mai' QF 4 - ,of Into the fray charge the Warriors HS basketball action gets hot and really off the ground. 61 B TEAM: FRONT: Vincent Orange. Bobby Stinchcomb. Jim Gerhardt. David Jones. Doug Rippetoe. Kelly McMichael. Ernest Radford, Ken Wright. BACK: Steve Brewer. Mike Drain. Jeff Washington. Benny Landrum. Jackie Radford, Ken 'hirner. Mike McLaughlin. Mike Murray. James Deo. jeff Cagle. Mike Aday. A TEAM: FRONT: Carlton Peters. Tim Smith. Ron Wise. Gary Heller. Mar- cus Penny. Randy Brewer. Robert Chandler. Dennis Hammock. BACK: Mgr. Ronnie Franco, Coach Charles Nancy. Danny Giddens, jody Shepard. Rodney Cook. Myron Forest. Andy Giddens. Coach Robert Sprague. Head Coach Bill Allen. One-two-three canmake the difference-and that was the case in many of the highly contested basketball games at Webster this season. With a 11-5 regular season the Warriors lost two games by one point and at the same time won one game by a single point. won two by two points. and one by three. See-saw scores. highly charged moments of anticipation, display of all the skill possible by mem- bers of the team all tended to keep spectators' interest high. Warriors racked up double wins over Wewoka 58-49 and 68-66, Broken Arrow 59-50 and 58-39, Kelley 66- 45 and 64-59 while losing twice to Okmulgee 48-60 and 59-60. Splits were with Bartlesville 52-53 and 60-53. Sapulpa 86-61 and 56-64. East Central 67-72 and 64-61. In preliminary games of the Area play-offs, Webster lost to Tahlequah 70-84. State play-offs saw the Websterites lose out in an early round being defeated by Mason 90-70. Marcus Penny was placed on both the Tulsa Tirbune and the Tulsa World All-State teams: he was also selected by the Oklahoma City Sunday Oklahoman for their All-State team. and by the Okla- homa journal of Oklahoma City for their All-State Blue Chip team. 63 Combmmg the best features of both individual and team sports into a unified activity, wrestling requires a dedication that has long been demonstrated at Webster as great honors have come to Warrior grapplers, Continuing the tradition this year were a varsity and junior varsity squad that worked long hours, trained rigorously. and sacrificed much to achieve their goals. Under the watchful eye of Coaches Favor and Baker. Warriors seen in action on these pages include Randy Wood, Mark Benton, Bow Bushyhead. Ken Fish, Mike Kennemer, Les Pippin. Steve Parnell, Rick Grisham, Verlen Thompson, Kevin Dolan, Randy Grisham. Tribute goes to our wrestlers for their achievement and personal growth - and many will return next year to fight another day. 65 Bullding during the year from a largely new team, and faced with the continual loss of members as students moved away from Tulsa, the grapplers still earned a 5-6 season dual record and qual- ified three individuals for State. Duals won were Okmulgee 40-6. Sapulpa 32-26, McAlester 52-6, Muskogee 28-24, Broken Arrow 26- 24, and a forfeit from Owasso. Losses. many of which were attrib- uted to short teams and forfeits at various weights, were to Memor- ial 29-38, Jenks 29-38. Kelley 9- 36, Blackwell 21-34, and Sand Springs 9-35. Consistent winners were Les Pippin. Verlen Thompson. Randy Wood, and Randy Grisham with the last three of these qualifying for State. At the Edison Festival this year the Warriors defeated Edison 26-24 and lost to East Central 13-40 and to Norman 9-43. In its own tourney Webster took Sth with Thompson taking lst, Pippin 2nd, Wood 4th. At the Edison Tournament the Warriors ranked 7th with Thompson lst. Wood 3rd, and Pippin 4th: with a 6th at Memorial's tourney Thompson again had a lst, while both Pippin and Grisham ranked 4thg in Regionals Webster took 5th with Thompson taking 2nd and Wood and Grisham both at 3rd. In State competition Verlen Thompson placed first and Randy Wood placed second. B TEAM: FRONT: Ray Stufilebam, John Sharp, Rusty Strader. Randy Blair BACK: Bob Hein, Phil Martin, Steve Winters. l A TEAM: FRONT: Kevin Dolan, Rick Grisham, Steve Harrison, Randy Grisham, Verlen Thompson, Randy Woods. BACK: Mark Benton, Steve Parnell, Tommy Rodgers, Bow Bushyhead. Les Pippin, Kenny Fish. , ...,.c. , U 4 ' ' 3 . 5 , t 153-.'1.' V J 1 , l ' ' 1 I .1 ZX Girls begin competitive participation in track. volleyball. tennis. and golf this year: square dancing includes all. 67 New heights forall Tulsa students can be reached only after much study on the part of the Board of Education and the translating of their policy decisions into active procedures by the ad- ministrators of individual schools. With a strong Board in Tulsa in' terested in providing the best educational facilities and methods and with a highly cooperative ad- ministration at Webster, Warriors are assured a high quality education if they take advantage of their oppor- tunities to learn in a wide variety of subject matter areas. Webster's ex- panded counseling services this year were of great value to those students who chose to seek aid and informa- tion about course selection and scheduling. 1 4 e iwfg'f7' y. 5 .nge . . - . , Dr. Bruce Howell Mrs. Mary Warner Superintendent President 'ai , I -warm f s AQ? if t I .x . . :re .3 Eugene H. Curtis Turner Harris, VP Hobart Sanders RRY Cunard 'L f 4 A Jerry Dale Gordon ,f swf 95+ Carl D. Hall Jr. WEBSTER ADMINISTRATORS Mr. Ed Coffey, Principal Mr. Mark Kirkpatrick, Assistant Principal for academic program Mr. Dale Edwards. Assistant Principal for student affairs Mr. Sidney Browning. Student Counselor Mr. Darwin Kirkman, Senior Counselor Mrs. Marjorie Canady. Junior Counselor Mrs. Millie Bowman, Sophomore Counselor Mr. Ed Coffey s N y , ! ,r -X f . v ' Ml in. V N, Mr. Mark Kirkpatrick Mr. Dale Edwards Mr. Sidney Browning Mr, Darwin Kirkman Mrs. Marjorie Canady Mrs. Millie Bowman 69 Faculty Bill Allen Gary Arnett Charlotte Baker Tom Bush Billy Clayton Bob Curington joanne Fielding Sandra Ford ,Iamy Fox Maida johnson Earl Larkin Richard Lousch J ames Baker Howard Black Retha Blythe James Broughton jerry Burdick Shirley Denby Charles Dickerson Nancy Edwards Luther Elliott Don Favor Mark Gibson Wiley Hammock Gene Hart Bob Hayes LaVerne Howard jackie Monroe Roger Moore Rosetta Morris Charles Nance Billie ,Io Nelson '-...vw g J Y L, - K w. fn. Mr. Vinyard BEFORE and AFTER: and everyonc-:'s friendly aCcuser ! !',?'! Faculty ,lean Peck Janette Polumhus Barbara Roberts Gary Smith Wayne Smith Robert Sprague Marcia Southerland Ruth Tibbs Ted Vinyard Gladys Whetstine john Whitesell Hudson Wilcox Joyce Wright Staff Dorothy Rueb. R.N Kenneth Aery Eula Berlin Ardella Davidson Louise Choate Juanita Rhodes Elizabeth Elliott Betty Shaddox Audie Robertson Opal Garman Jeffery Ketchum 73 Daily chores inthe maintenance and operation of Webster include all of the aid given by members of the cafeteria and custodial forces. Ever-ready with lunch for all who desire to eat in the cafeteria whether the weather be fair and most students go out to eat or whether the weather be foul and most stay at school, the cafeteria staff headed by Mrs. Maude Morgan copes with the situation. Among those cooking this year were Mrs. Veda Kidd. Mrs. Opal Thomas. Mrs. Adene Abel and Mrs. Juanita Shaw. The constant round of internal and external custodial services supervised by Building Superintendent Melvin Kilgore keeps our building in opera- tion. Among his cleaning crews this year were Sherman Poole, Tommy Thomas and Frances Silvers. TJ 9 Q, .4 , x-Q n 1 'ff tv Ralslng annually for scholarships available to graduating Seniors, members of the Parent-Teacher Student Association devote a great deal of time to a variety of fund-raising activities and also find time to study a great many of our school's needs and problems. always helping to come up with solutions in conjunction with the administration. More than twenty years ago Webster patrons and staff saw the need to incor- porate the thinking of students into their organization, and started including students in their membership ranks: Webster High was an innovator and joined the nation's first schools in the organization of PTSA groups as opposed to the strictly PTA groups. Throughout the years the rapport among the three branches of the organization has in- creased with each benefiting from the counsel of all. Approximately 125 students are members of PTSA this year. Officers are Mrs. Peppers. presidenti Mrs. Oakley and Mr. Bush. vice- presidents: Mrs. Pippin. secretary: Mrs. Money, treasurer: and Mrs. Miller, delegate. Committee chairwoman are the Mesdames Hill, Fryhover, Rodrigues. Buscher. Oakley, Miller, Hibbs. Pippin. Holton, Shaddox, Pike, and Steeleg school personnel assisting with committee assignments include Mr. Kirkman. Mr. Bush, and Mrs, Choate. 75 ...Q A ,. Vik SRX ' Q S TT.. 4., . ,J x 'E4. ,: 4 , .uf , - F ,,-., A . , K QS' ' 7' ' ' ' .1 . -a SMI Q an . 353 N .y J. 5 ... . 1:12. n . : ,W ' 4: A. . mg W 4 ,L-1-'Q .1313 Q W ' -4- - , 1 . if 5 . Y ' ' .PV ' 1 ' v . 1 w N ,J Q M .. W H ,2 , 4 . . . I I ' il . IA ,. 4. . 'ag.g'e,:f y 4 4 1,4 , 'egg 5 3 4... f 4- ,N rg-4 'fiigfl ,j 1 .. F M. V fi? 1 yi. V: Mk., . J 3,9 V A, , . .Q , Q - L , 1 sq., ,T Kg., . .L , .,, ., ., ,, , ,U ' N. 1 , - ' -Af . Q .f - ' .Y 'R L' 2.54 , . . , -- 'f ., , 9 , ' A -.1 , , .Ph wx: , ,. 1 W -45 f .ff 2-3 4, .5 . 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R . ., NY: Re, - 'Vf -1 'all ' al ' , W , Q52 we' a 'I f ... l I Y xr Dale Lorenzen Cheryl Mcaride Jeff McBroom Janelle McClellan Lisa McClellan Larry McClendon Jeanne McCulIy Debbie McGee Lujeania Markland Donna Martin Tammy Mathews Karen Meyers Paul Michaels Carrie Moody Martha Moody Melanie Moody Wayne Nelson Tamara Nelson Charlie Newport Powell Newport Cheryl Nowlin Kathy 0'Bryan Randy 0'Bryan Vincent Orange Patty Patterson Kenneth Payton Stan Peak Keith Peppers Rickey Pepper Rheadon Pestel Pam Pharis Lance Phillips Ruth Price Angela Pylant Ronnie Pylant Donald Quick Linda Quinn Mickie Raper Betty Rea Juanita Reeves Patricia Richie Chester Rider Paul Ritchey Jeff Roberts Ida Roberts Bill Rochester Ava Rodgers Marquita Rodgers Vickie Saling Philip Samples Deborah Schooley Machele Scribner John Sharp Beth Shepard Debi Shields Steve Sigmon Marsha McIntosh Mike McLaughlin Jim Maggard James Maness Rhonda Mann Teresa Morgan Sally Mullinax Homer Murphy Mike Murray Greg Neely Vickie Orr Johnny O'Shields Roberta Owens Beverly Parker Shiela Purnell Anita Pitchford Tim Pcttorfl LeAnn Powell Cindy Price Mindy Price Janet Rhyne Lisa Rice Allen Rich Cheryl Richardson Wesley Richardson Vickie Rogers Shirley Rose Paula Ruckman Chris Rudisaile James Ryan Grel Simmons Brenda Smith Renae Smith Randall Spears ROY Staires 81 1.-uv, v 1 Q 'Y ..- .:.. ...- 4, gy '-.!f:. 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I., ,, K ,N , ei Y il' -W P' , , we 2 . i 1 w.. , W , ' Mf- W WW W , wi' ' - V 'YXI7 'M ' gra il it ,- , . , - ,rw rp ' W 5 .: mi' il t 4 'f . -Ki : ' 'i 'sf :ff ' ' fi r 4 'i ,fii 'll David Steele Coye Stephens Pat Stewart Bobby Stinehcomb Rusty Strader Anna Stringfellow Ray Stuiflebeam Betty Sturgeon Debbie Travis Ronnie Trendwell Mike Tucker Larry Tucker Danny Turner Kenneth Turner Karin Valentine Brenda Wadley Karen Welch Sherri West Judy Weston Patricia Weygant Tony Wheeler Connie Wilburn Candy Wilhelm Ronald Williams Marsha Tate julia Thomas Keathel Thomas Mark Thompson Jane Timmons Carla Walton ,johnny Watashe Cheryl Webb Carole Weems Patty Weir Janet Wilmoth jannette Wilson Richard Winsworth Steven Winters Druscilla Wise Rhonda Wall Lloyd Wood Kevin Wooters Kenneth Wright Ricky Wyers Craig Wyre Vicki Wyrick Sharon Young Janie Yount Vicki Dane Home Room delegates to the Sophomore Cabinet are pictured at the left: together with the class of- ficers they provided leadership for the Class of 1977 during this school year, Officers elected were President Danny Giddens, Veep Tony Wheeler, Secretary Sharon Grisham, and Treasurer Kelly Copeland. 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K . ge-: Kenneth Fish Terry Flick Ricky Franco Craig Gaines Jeri Garland Quintnn Garufi Robert Gee Judy Griffith Eddie Grigg Elizabeth Haggard Rea Ann Halbert Kevin Hale Teresa Hamilton Steve Hanna Steve Harrison Debbie Hendrix Mary Hibhs Catherine Hicks Rick Hill Sheila Hill Sharon Holt Reginald Halsey Richard Hyde Cheryl Illingsworth Tim Irwin Keith J ames Lora Johnson David Jones Alvin Landsberry Norman Larry David Lassiter Melvena Lawmaster Kenny Lawson Patricia Lay Cheryl Lee Tommy McAfee David McCarty Michael Mclntosh Mike McKinney Jacqueline McKenzie Kelly Michael Donald Mack Debbie Gibson Kim Gibson Ferna Girty Jerry Grass Millie Hardesty Alan Harper Russell Harper Robert Harris Teresa Holt Robert Horton Kristie Hass Pamela Howard Terry Jones Mike Kennemer Jeffery Ketchum Ebony Kuykendall Deronda Lewis Gene Locust Robert Lowery Stanley Lyles Jeff Marshall Beth Martin Jeannine Martin Pamela Maynard 87 . , QE , ,,iE,l,f,: 5 V 'ff fiflf '34 P W A , xi - faq A J dab - gay, ., T. 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A ,Y-' if . 2 . i ,f 1 I Lonnie Mays Vikki Melton Keith Meredith Kathryn Miller Peggy Miller Daniel Miller Jerre Mitchell Jeannine Moss Johnnie Myres Wanda Myres Jeffery Orange Kerri Osborn Cindy Oxford Frank Parker jerry Pike Gary Plemons Kathy Powell Carolynn Price Lawrence Price Beacher Pridmore Robin Queen Becky Record Terry Rehm Jamie Richardson Jimmy Richardson Doug Rippetoe Betty Roberts Debbie Roberts L. J. Rogers Charlene Roop Harold Ryan Ronald Schumacher Michael Sexton Randall Shaddox Doyle Sharp David Sissons Carlton Sitter Carolyn Smith Norma Smith Rex Smith Robert Smith Ward Smith Karen Money Mary Mooney LeeAnn Morgan Nancy Morgan Corlis Pearson Linda Penn Mike Peppers David Perry Sheila Radford Bryon Raleigh Leslie Reagle Linda Reagle Linda Roberts Tommy Rodgers J oe Rodrigues Julia Rogers Jody Shepard Jody Sherrell Billy Short Linda Simons Shellie Steele Keith Stephenson J ames Stephenson Stacy Steward 89 1 ? 5 'ei' W - 'V , X ,F - 1- 3 4, 1 FW? ag: - , ' iii' N ' TQ f f +444 -A ' QSM A S w 2 1? ,Q 2 I if 1 3 Q , R ? .- W. 1, ' 1 aff' ' , We ff' QQ' V 1 E 2 , Q? 2 ' f ww-fm H K 'V S 4 'W ' M13 3 J, mf., V ,Q , :V W. v 8 f in jg , 2 1, W . Y L Q' . r M '- f .A . K L A: Y A vga - : I, , P X.. A K . x ,, 4, .4 -- V , , , 4 . g. nvzfzf. 4 , 1. -, ' ' w -W ' .. M ,. , ,Q K , if 1 -1 s 2. gg Vw E . ,Q-N ,, 'T . 2 Q , N,-,.,.f3. ja 4,3 W F1522 K ..,f3rQi, kiiwvff 4 .534 v -I qfggzge .. 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I ,i 9.16 . l J ., F .' .gl Sheila Stringer Stephen Stringlellow Ricky Stufflebeam Dennis Sullivan Billy Sullivent Floyd Swint Michael Taber Tina Turner Glen Underhill Debbie Wakefield Ed Walker Elma Ward Douglas Washbum Valerie Watson Kevin Westbrook Steven Willey Dennis Williams Wanda Williams Dale Wilmoth Buddy Wimer Tanya Teague Verlen Thompson Dan Tiger Brenda Travis Roberta Wayland Kelly Wescott Darlene Westbrook Elizabeth Westbrook Ron Wolf Ken Wood Kim Wooters Ronald Wise Karen Wyrick 1 ay Zoller Leaders elected by the Juniors this year included President Verlen Thompson, Veep Ken Wood, Secretary Suzy Fanning, Treasurer Debbie Wakefield. Reporter Millie Hardesty. Historian Tanya Teague. Chaplain Ouida Bliss, and Parliamentarian Darla Carmichael. They are pictured at far left and followed by the Home Room delegates to the Cabinet. On this page are the junior Attendants to Miss Daniel Webster: Cindy Cortez and Jeannine Moss. 91 f Sm, .A 1 7 -'Q 'I wfiffzg- s ll B mf Q A 1 ,,,..- ,- l vw i . i Sw V ei -Fin Many moods Ofjuniors are reflected in feature pictures taken during the presentation of THE HOBBIT in Miss Fox's Eng- lish class, as Mark Benton helps Darla Carmichael celebrate her birthday, as Ronnie Wolfe wolfs down a record number of donuts during Community Day, and as other juniors just spend their time living through classes. Casts from the two one-act - class plays include A WINNING COMBINATION with Millie Hardesty, Kelly Wescott, Rick Franco, Aron Counts, Jody Shepard, Jay Zoller, Sharon Holt, Cindy Oxford, Sheila Hill, Wanda Williams, Mike Sexton, Bob Smith, Jeff Ketchum, Jerry Grass, Verlen Thompson, Ed Walk- er, David Jones, and jim Brown: BESSIE THE BANDIT'S BEAUTIFUL BABY QOR CURSES ON MY FATAL BEAUTYJ with Carolyn Smith, Mike Kennemer, Kevin Hale, Randy Shad- dox, Dennis Williams, Lee Ann Morgan, Ouida Bliss, Tanya Teague, Debbie McCormack. and student director Pam Bell. Mr. Hudson Wilcox directed the plays. 93 Clara Abel Elaine Acostn Toby Allbritton jacquclyn Allen Sherman Arnold Randall Baber 49' . i af l A I. Judy Barnes Jimmy Basden Steven Bass Barbara Bassinger Cecelia Battenlield Cathy Bell L -'J '- le. 4 'ns x 537 . f ua. -' -., ii Connie Bougio John Bowers Samuel Bradley Randy Brewer Curtis Brill Jan Brown . .X .1 V 'Sv' W Nr' .: . .T wl -, Q, ,v r V f - .':. all li ,1 r Dow Bushyhend Leeann Butler Barbara Carter Carl Casey Daniel Catan Sheryl Chandler ,X M Chad Cline Debra Col: Kathy Clubb Patricia Colpitts Mary Combs Cheri Conway is ,lf Mike Bncon Keith Bailey Samuel Baker Machnel Baldridge Scot Barham David Barnes f N 16 'fi n .T . Kathy Bennett Mary Bevenue Teresa Bilby Tina Blair Darrell Blevins Phyllis Bookout ,I 1 G+ , , I 1 , K Q I 4 jelf Brown Roger Brown Denise Buckner Lisa Bundy Deborah Burris Pam Burris Esther Cheshewalla Charles Chuculate Sandra Clanton Beverly Clark Mike Clark Ruse Claypocl Buck Cook Rodney Cook Carla Cooper Michael Cooper Dirk Copeland Jimmie Cox Lonnie Cross Eddie Dean Deborah Dentis Alan Duke Debbie Durant Charlotte Dutcher Andrew Giddens Mike Gonzales Johnny Gruss Dennis Hammock Martin Hansford Doug Harris 'Mex f , Lv ! f 1, K Belinda Hignite Karen Hignite Judy Hollingsworth Terri Dewberry Sherri Dirck David Dobbs x ,.,,,.. Herb Farley Judith Finley Ronda Fleming John Green Debra Griffin Rick Grisham ' Randy Harrison Martin Hawkins Reba Haynes Ed Holton Evelyn Howard Kay Hunter I 9, If L Randy Dolan Terry Dolan Lynda Doll Mike Doyle Paula Dowell Lonna Dubuc -4 pu, V in A S'- George Fox john French Claudia Fritch Robert Fryhover Darrell Garrison Scott Gee ' 1 If 1, ff'- Terri Groene Key Gross James Hackworth Deborah Haddock Mike Haggard Leslie Hallford , ,, Q flag! . phil v ' - ,f , 1 K N' ' : W i I ' PM 4 V' ' f J. W . NA - : Robert Hein Garry Heller Cathy Helton Mark Hendricks Mike Henson Harold Hibbard T git 'ii , a Ray Hunter Nancy Hutchings Sheryl Hyde Loretta Ingram Joe johnson Leeanna Johnson Billiejones James Keeton Cathey Ketchum Howard McDaniel june McDonald Marsha McGuire -.,,s f' l , id X v 1, 4 Glenda Medley Diane Meeks Lester Meredith T 2 - ' mfg , M . 3' fl faq, e 4.9 ' , .. , X ' , Q. . . . ' ff. , . ,,- - - -'v-,1 all ' Q.. fl I 'ur l 1- ,ELL . ' ,f ' ' w. . ff' 'v . 1 ' ' i. ' ' V! .' , A' .U ' Judy Page Steve Pam ell Clifford Patterson Gary Ramey Caryl Rampey Valerie Renmy 'ug 5 I 4 , Q K W H' KET 4 . gl 5 ss ' N .- Dinne Landrum Jana Langston joe Lewis 'Q Tom McLendon Dena Maimbourg Donna Mason Clara Mitchell Linda Moore Paul Morris rl 'E Qs Susan Pearman Jacqueline Penn Larry Philkoff 3 : 1 Sharli Richards Jon Richardson Denise Rike X t Jayne Looney Melissa Mathes 5.1 J I 'es 1 s. JH x A Vivian Lopez Patricia McBroom Bonnie McCarty Teresa McClintock Susan McComhs John Murray Pamela Mathis Tina Maxwell David Mayo Deborah Mayo Teresa Mayo ff - f , 5 Q Brenda Myres Stephen Neely Terry Newton Mike Oakley Phillip Ostrander Kevin Pike Dean Pingry Les Pippin Don Powell jimmy Quarles Loretta Radford Teresa Ritchie 4 1 Sherry Rose Terri Rosehorough johnny Roy Stephen Ryan Carol Schmitt 99 A- f? Kathryn Schmitt Elizabeth Scott Carol Schultz Lnura Semler Jimmie Sherman Patricia Sherman . in ,I r 'A K. VJ X Y:-sd v--. I - ni ix ' s w I . I F I Timothy Smith Christina Soapes Larry Soarcl Randy Sahl Kathy Scutherlend Donna Stephens Jeannie Taylor Ricky Teets Linda Thomas Teresa Thomas Nanette Thrashe Leslie Thurman ,MP f n. Cheryl Ward Gary Ward Debra Wemock Carol Washington Nancy Weiesnbach Randa West Z' Patrick Whorton Diann Wilhelm Dale Willhite Charles Williams Claudia Willis Twila Wilson Stephen Sherrod Sherri Simons Leona Sissnns Paula Smith Joyce Stockton Diane Townsend Tsunr West -Q. Cheryle Winkle , 1 ,I 1 gi ' 1 ' a .s it Q 1 , V. Chiquita Strain Reba Sutton Eve Taylor Douglas Valentine Douglas Wakefield Larry Walker Billie White Kathy White Vicki Whitlow 's-AQ Charles Wood Debbie Woods Larry Yenrgin Moods mixed in 1975 as members ol the graduating class attend their final classes at Webster High, as they congregate in the halls for fond farewells. as they present their farewell assembly, as they take their leave of the school that has been their home for the past three years. Webster has truly become the Alma Mater of these classmates who have made the ef- fort to support their class. carry on its activities, and truly become a part of their school community. Moods? - Excitement as they enrolled for dieir final year: an- ticipation as they entered new classes: despair as they discovered the amount of study necessary to really learn: anguish as class pro- jects fell apart: hope as they look to the future: joy as they complete the year: a tinge of sadness as they say farewell to school and friends. 101 V Senlor moods vary from day-to-day and from the sub- lime to the ridiculous as the im- pact of their final year grows! The royal court of Miss Daniel Webster, Debbie Warnock, and her Senior honor maids Terri Roseborough and Rhonda Fleming: the delegates to Boys' and Girls' States. Rodney Cook, john Murray, and Terri Rose- boroughg and the class officers headed by president Rick Grisham are solemn. But then come the antics of assemblies. slave sales. volleyball. and the Senior mem- bers of the ffl Marching Band, and how rapidly the mood changes! Also pictured on these pages are members of the Senior Cabinet and the remaining class officers, vice- president Dennis Hammock, secretary Diane Landrum, treasurer Debbie Warnock, parliamentarian Elaine Acosta. Chaplain Sheryl Hyde, His- torians Judy Hollingsworth and Machael Baldridge, and reporter Reba Haynes: and Class Sponsor Mrs. Millie Bowman,-And then there is that terrific por- trait of everybody's favorite glamour boy Tim Smith-surely one of the low comedy spots in the history of any graduating class! 103 Fund-raismg plus a variety of activities, and even a few classes helped Seniors main- tain a spirit of enthusiasm as the final year of their public school career faded from view. Their moods were mixed as they realized the seriousness of their year's study, the abounding fun, and at the same time looked forward with anticipation to jobs or additional schooling next year. There was the realization that separation in both time and place was rapidly approaching even for the best of friends. Always the promise, I'll see you! -but always the un- voiced questions, Where-when? WILSWDIITII si-mlm. Mn., i s,A Our first Community Day brought out many students and patrons to help finance activities in carnival style. 105 Index A Abel. Clara. 12. 94 Abbet. Tim. 10. 76 Abbet. Michael. ll. 84 Acosta. Elaine, 12. DAR Citizenship award. Sr. Favorite. NHS. HSRC. Pep Club. Latin Club. 16.25.32.94.l02 Aday. Michael. 10. Basketball. FCA. 54.63 Aery. Ken. Security Guard. 15.73 Alexander. Edward, 10. 76 Allbritton. Toby. 12. Chanters Mgr. 46.47.94 Allen. Bill. Athletic Dir.. Head Basketball Coach. Goll' Coach. PE. 63.70 Allen. Bobby. ll. DECA Allen. Jacquelyn. 12. Marching 8a Concert Bands. 42.94.103 Allen. Peggy. 11. SC. B4 Allison. Kathleen. 11. HSRC. B4 Anderson. Jim. 10. 76 Andis. Debbie. 11. 76 Apker. Pamela. 10. Pep Club. 76 Arnett, Gary. Dralting. 70 Arnold. Jeanie. 10. 76 Arnold. Sherman, 12. FCA. Chanters. 46.54.94 Asher. Denton. 10. 76 Auto shop. as DANIEL WATIE SMITH November 29 1957 September 17. 1974 For to me to live is Christ. and to die is gain. -Phil. 1:21 In Memoriam B Baber. Randall. 12. Boy ol' Month. Who's Who. SC Reporter. NHS Sec., COE. 16.l7.23.25.48,94 Baber. Ronald. ll. NHS, Latin Club. 16.84 Bacon, Mike. 12. 95 Bailey. Arley. 10. 77 Bailey. Debbie. Il. 84 Keith. 12. Warrior Stall. Bailey. HSRC: Marching, Concert 8 Stage Bands. S,39.42,45,95.l03 Bailey. Roger. lo. 77 Baker. Beverly. 10. Charmers. Spanish Club. 46,77 Baker. Charlotte. Science Dept Chm. Biology. Physiology. SC Spon- sor. Pep Club Gs Cheerleader Sponsor. 70 Baker. James. History. PE: Asst Football Gs Wrestling Coach. 6.71 Baker, Samuel. 12. Pep Club. 95 Baldridge. Machael, 11. NHS. Sr. Class Hist, Class Sec. Pep Club. Latin Club. 13.14.16.4B,95 Band Queen B Attendants. 22 Banks, Rodney. 10. Football, FCA. Realistics. 33.46.54.59.77 Barbour. DeeAnn. 10. 67.77 Barcelo. Joe. lo. 76 Barham, Scot. 11. Sr. Favorite. Chanters. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Pep Club. 13.25.46.54.55.59.95.104 Bargas. Teresa. 11. SC. 84 Barnes. David. 12. 95 Barnes. Judy. 12. HSRC Pres. DECA Treas. 94 Barnett. Janice. ll. HSRC. 85 Basden. Jimmy. 12. Jour Sports Ed. 31.94 Basketball. 61-63 Bass. Randy, 10. 76 Bass, Steven. 11. Journalism Ed. NHS, SC Chaplain. 15.37.40.94 Bassinger, Barbara. 12. Flag Carrier. Latin Club. 42.94 Battenlield. Cecelia. 12. Spanish Club. 94 Battenfield, Curtis. 11. DECA. E5 Battles. Joe, ll. DECA. 85 Baxter, Kay, 11. 83 Beaty. Ralph. 11. 84 Beavers. Rosalee. 10. HSRC Bebe-J, Floyd, ll. 84 Belken. Danny, 10. HSRC. 76 Bell, Cathy. 12. NHS. Pep Club. 16.94 Bell, Ivory. 10. Football. 59 Bell. Pamela. ll. Class Play. Pep Club 84.93 Bell. Keith. ll. 84 Bennett. Kathy. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 95 Benton. Mark. 11. Mr. Irresistible. Wrestling, Marching H. Concert Band. 24,42.45,64.66.B4.92 Bercher. Bessie. 10. Pep Club. 76 Bercher. Ramona. 10. Pep Club. 76 Berlin. Eula. Ollice Mgr. 73 Bertelli. Tammy. 10. Flag Carrier. 40,76 Bevenue. Deniese. 10. Pep Club. 76 Bevenue, Mary. 12. NHS Parl. SC VP. Pep Club. Latin Club. 16.95 Bilby, Carolyn, 10. Pep Club. Latin Club. 76 Bilby. Teresa. 12. NHS. Girl of Month, Chanters. 12.16.21 35.46.47.95 Bishop. Vickie, 10. Pep Club. 77 Black. Howard. Asst Football Coach. Voc. Machine Shop. 71 Blair. Randy. 10. Realistics, Wrestl- ing. Realtistics. 46.66.77 Blair, Tina. 12. COE. FBLA. 95 Blevins. Darrell, 12. 95 Blevins. Tisha. 10. 77 Bliss. Charles. 10. Marching Gs Concert Bands. 42.77 Bliss. Ouida. ll. Band Queen. Class SC. Play. Class Chaplain. Marching Band. 4Z.45.48. 52.84.93 Blythe. Retha. Librarian. 30.71 Book. Jackie. 10. 77 Bolton, Jeanne. ll. 84 Bookout-Lopez, Phyllis. 12. 95 Bookout. Rebecca, l0. HSRC. Pep Club. 76 Bougio. Connie. 12. 34.94 Bougio. Phillip. 10. 76 Boris. Margaret. ll. HSRC. 85 Bourland. Paula. 10. Flag Carrier. Pep Club. 42.76 Bowers. John. 12. Football. Pep Club. Lettermen. 35.48.54,57.59.94.103 Bowman. Millie. Sr. Sponsor. Soph. Counselor. PE. 69.105 Boy and Girl ol' Month. 23 Boyce. Belinda. ll. Charmers. 46.85 Bradbury. Curtis. ll. VICA Rep. B5 Bradley. Samuel. 17. 94 Bradley. Stephen, 10. 76 Brady. Billy. 10. 76 Brewer. Randy, 12. HSRC, Basket- ball. 63.94 Brewer, Stephen. 10. Basketball. 63 Bright. Kevin. 11. NHS. DECA. Lettermen. Latin Club. 16.54.85 Brill, Curtis. 12. Marching Bs Concert Band. 35.42.94, 103 Brill. L Brough arly. Il. 84 ton. James. Wood Shop. 71 Connie. 10. Latin Club. 27.76 Brown. Brown. Irvin. 10. 76 Brown. Roger. 12. 95 Brown. Brown. Jan, 12. COE. FBLA. 94 Jeffrey. 12. NHS, Health Careers. Chanters. Pep Club. Latin Club. 16.17.4635 Brown. Cl Jimmy, ll. Class Play. Chess ub Pres. 84.93 Brown. Timothy. 10. HSRC. Marching 81. Concert Band. 42.76 Browning. Sidney. Boys' Els Girls' Counselor. Typewriting. 69.72 Buckner. Denise. 12. FBLA, Pep Club. Marching 8 Concert Band. 14.-42.95.103 Buechler. Dwight. IU. 77 Bullock. Cheryl. 10. Spanish club. Marching Bu Concert Band. 4145.50.77 Bunch. Andrea. 10. Pep Club. Spanish Club. 27.77 Bundy. Lisa, 12. 95 Bundy. Stanley. 10. Football. Pep Club. 59.77 Buntin. Jimmy. 10. 77 Burdick. Jerry. Instrumental Music. Westside Instrumental Super- visor. 11.45.71 Burris. Deborah, 12. Realistics, Pep Club. 46.95 Burris. Nolan. 10. HSRC. Spanish Club: Marching. Concert 8 Stage Band. 42 Burris. Pam, 12. Realistics. 46.95 Bush. Tom. English 10. 30.39.70 Bushyhead. Dow. 12. Boy of Month. Letterman. Football. 23.54.94 Bushyhead. Sequoyah Bow , ll. NHS. HSRC, Health Careers. Lettermen. Wrestling. Pep Club, Latin Club. 16.54.64.66.84 Business Education Dept. 27 Butler. LeeAnn, 12. HSRC. Pep Club. 94 Butler. Susan, 10. SC. Pep Club. 48,76 C Cagle. Jeffrey. 10. Football. Basket- ball. 59.63.76 Cagle. Tamara. 10. 76 Campbell, Jowanna, 11. Charmers. 46,84 Campbell. Michael. 10. 76 Canady. Marjorie. Jr. Counselor. 47 Capps. Allan. 10. SC. FCA. Football, Pep Club. Realistics VP. 46.-47.54.57.59.75 Carmichael. Darla. ll. NHS. Warrior Staff, Class Parliamentarian. Spanish Club. Health Careers. Pep Club. Messiah Orchestra, Marching Bs Concert Band Sec. 4.14.16.42.-45.84 Carroll. Ricky. 10. HSRC. 76 Carter. Barbara. 12. Journalism Feature Writer. Latin Club Pres. HSRC. Health Careers Rep.. Pep Club 11.31.94 Carter, Charles. 10. 76 Casey. Carl, 12. SC. DECA Pres. Pep Club. 27.48.94 Casto. Grace. ll. 84 Caton tFordj. Dan. ll. Marching. Concert Gs Stage Band. 42.45.94.103 Cathcart. Cynthia. 10. Flag Carrier, swimming 42.60.76 Cathey, Sherri, 10. 77 Chandler. Robert, 11. HSRC. Latin Club. FCA. Lettermen. Foot- ball, Basketball. 11,39.54. 5659.63.84 Chandler. Sheryl. 12. SC. COE. FBLA VP. 48.94 Chanters. Bs Officers. 46 Chappelle. Lisa. lo. l-lslzc, Ma- jorette. Marching U Concert Band. 32.42,45.5l.77 Charmers lGirls' Glee Clubj E Ol- licers. 46 Cheary, James. 10. Football. 59.77 Cheerleaders. 7.15 Cheshewalla. Esther. 12. 27,95 Chick. Tammy. 10. 77 Childers. Mike. 11. 85 Chiles. Colly. 11. Health Careers. BS Chiles. Toby. 10. Marching Bs Concert Band. 42.45.77 Choate. Louise. Bulletin Clerk. 73 Christenberry. Karen. 10. 76 Christy. Thane. 10. 76 Chrysler. Elmer. 10. 76 Chrysler. Shirley. 12. Realistics. 46 Chuculate. Charles. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 75 Chuculate. Yalonda. 11. Pep Club. 85 Cleggett. Anita. 11. Latin Club. 85 Clanton. Sandra. 12. SC. Pep Club. 48.95 Clark. Beverly. 12. DECA. 95 Clark, Mike. 12. SC. Lettermen. Latin Club. 48.54.95 Clawson. Carol. 11. NHS. Class Play. Spanish Club. 16.39.84 ciaypooi. Rose. 12. coa. 95 Clayton. amy. Math. 32.10 Clayton. Billy. 11. B4 Cline. Chad. 12. 36.94 Cline. Debbie. 10. 76 Cline. Keith. 10. 76 Clubb. Kathy. 12. DECA Sweetheart. HSRC. Chanters Sec. Pep Club. 37.46.47.94 Cluck. Madgeline. 11. NHS. SC. Latin Club. 16.39.4834 Coble. Brenda. 10. 76 Coffey. Ed. Principal. 69 Cole. Debra. 12. NHS. Pep Club. DECA. 16.94 Cole. Ralph. 10. 48.76 Coleman. Tony. 11. DECA. B4 Coleman. Terry. 10. 76 Collier. Pamela. 11. 84 Collins. Cindy. 10. Charmers. 46 Colpitts. Patricia. 12. NHS Reporter. Journalism Co-Editor. HSRC. Girl of Month. Pep Club. Latin Club. 16.23.3194 Combs. Mary. 12. 94 Concert Band E Officers. 42 Conley. Deana. 10. Charmers. 46.77 Connor. Timothy. 11. DECA. Pep Club: Marching Br. Concert Band VP. 42.45.85 Conway. Cheri. 12. DECA Sec. Chanters. 46.94 Cook. Buck. 12. Pep Club. 95 Cook. Rodney. 12. NHS. Boy of Month. Pep Club. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Basketball. l6.23.54.59.63.95.102 Cooke. Donna. 11. Class Sweetheart. HSRC. Pep Club. 2427.39.84 Coolbaugh, Johnnie. 11. B5 Cooley. Janice. 10. 77 Cooley. Sandy. 11. Realistics. 46.84 Cooper. Carla. 12. Realistics Sec. 46.47.95 Cooper. Michael. 12. Sr. Favorite. Pep Club: Stage Band Bi Chanters Accompanist. Organist. 25.95 Cooperative Office Education fCOEl. 29 Copeland. Dirk. 12. Pep Club. 33.95 Copeland. Kelly. 10. Class Treasurer. 77 Copeland. Randall. 11. B5 Cornwell. Penney. 10. 77 Cortez. Cynthia. 11. Queen Atten- dant. NHS. Cheerleader. Pep Club. 7.15.l6.19,51.85.102 Counts. Aron. 11. Class Play. 84.93 Cox. Jimmie. 12. Lettermen. 54.95 Cralt. Ray. 10. SC. 77 Craig. Bruce. 11. VICA. S4 Craig. Connie. ll. 84 Craig. Sheri. 11. 27.35.84 Cross-Country. 11.13.55 Cross. Lonnie. 12. Marching. Concert Br. Stage Band. 35.41.45. 96.l03.104 Crowder. Darlene. 10. Charmers Librarian. Health Careers. 46.47.76 Croy. Terry. 10. 76 Crussel. Susan. 10. 76 Cummins. William. 10. 76 Curington. Robert. Junior Sponsor. Mathematics. 32.70 Curry . Jim. 10. SC, Spanish Club. FCA. Football. 16.54.5976 Dole. Shirley. 10. Health Careers. 76 Dameron, Danny. 11. Football. 59.84 Dane. Vickie. 10. 83 Davidson, Ardella. Clerk. 73 Davidson. Donna. 12. DECA Davidson. Gene. 10. 77 Davis Davis Davis . Dennis. 10. HSRC. 76 . Lester. 10. 76 . Timothy. 10. Football. 59.77 Davis. Tony. 11. Lettermen. 54.84 Dean. Ed. 12. Chanters. Pep Club. 15.35.40.46.96 D.E.C.A. 37 Denby. Shirley. Special Ed. 71 Denker. Anita. 10. 77 Denney. George. 10. FCA. Cross- Country. Marching k Concert Band. 17.42.45.54.55.77 Dentis. Deborah. 12. HSRC Historian. 96 Deo. James. 10. Basketball. 63.77 Deramo. Mark. 11. 84 Dewberry. Terri. 12. Band Queen Att. Marching 8: Concert Band. 1l,4Z.45.96.103 Dickerson. Charles. Vocal Music. 40,71 Dirck. Sherri. 12. NHS. SC. Chantcrs. FBLA. Pep Club Sec. 16.46.96 Distributive Education LDEJ. 36 Dixon. Connie. 10. Charmers. HSRC. 46.76 Dobbs. Charles. 12. Lettermen. 54.96 Dodd. Cindy. Club. 76 Dodson. Gary. 10. 76 Dolan. Dusty. 10. 76 Dolan. David. 11. Lettermen. Wrestl- ing. Pep Club. Latin Club. 54.64.6615 Dolan. Randy. 12. HSRC. 97 Dolan. Terry. 12. 97 Doll. Lynda. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 97 10. Pep Club. Latin 1 Royal Court for the Induction of the Warrior Chief in- cludes not only the Chief and Class Braves. but also Miss Daniel Webster and her attendants. Student Council officers. Page Keith Meredith, Organist Mike Cooper. Warrior Spirit Dan Tiger. and Indian Drummer Marty Hansford. Dooley. Tonya. 10. 76 Dooty. David. 11. Pep Club: Marching. Concert Bs Stage Band. 40.45.85 Dow. Ann. 10. 76 Dowell. Paula. 11. Pep Club. Latin Club. 15.85 Downing. Debi. 10. Pep Club. 76 Dcivell. Paula. 12. Pep Club. 97.102 Doyle. Mike. 12. 97 Drafting. 36 Drain. Mark. 10. 76 Drain. Mike. 10. Basketball. 63.77 DuBuc. Julie. 11. Charmers. 46.85 DuBuc. Nancy. 10. Flag Carrier. 42.77 DuBuc. Lonna. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 97 Duke. Alan. 12. Marching 81. Concert Band. 42.96.103 Dunham. Ed. 10. 77 Dunn. Diane. 10. Charmers. 46.77 Dunn. Randall. 11. 84 Durant. Debbie. 12. 96 Durnal. Ramona. 11. 84 Dutcher. Charlotte. 12. 96 Dye. Daria. 10. Pep Club. 77 Dye. Jay. 11. DECA. 84 E East. Jeannie. 10. Pep Club. 78 Edwards. Dale. Asst. Prin. for Stu- dent Affairs. 69 Edwards. Nancy. Reading. 71 Elder. Thomas. 11. 84 Elledge. Brian. 10. 78 Eddington. Elizabeth. 10. 78 Elliott. Elizabeth. Registrar. 73 Elliott. Luther. Chm. Special Ed Dept. 34.71 Ellis. Melvin. 10. 78 Ellis. Quinton. 11. 84 Emerson. Nancy. 10. HSRC. Marching E Concert Band. 42.45.78 English Department. 6.30 English. Patricia. 10. 78 Epperly. William. 11. 84 Esmond. Jack. 10. Concert tis Marching Band. 42.78 Etter. Steven. 10. 84 Etter. Howard. 10. 78 Eubanks. Robert. 11. 85 Everett. Loveta. 10. Pep Spanish Club. 79 Everett. Michael. 10. 79 F Club. Fairless. Tracy. 10. 77 Fanning. Suzy. ll. NHS. Class Sec. Pep Club. Latin Club. 16.85 Farley. Herb. 12. Journalism Feature writer. 31.35.4036 Farley. John. 10. Marching Bn Concert Band. 42.45.79 Farmer. William. 11. B5 Fnulk, Stephanie. 10. 79 Favor. Don. Health Gr. Safety Dept. Chm. Head Wrestling Coach. Asst. Football Coach. Lettermen's Club Sponsor. PE. 65.71 Fellowship ol' Christian Athletes QF- CAJ. 54 Fielding. Joanne. English, HSRC Sponsor. 70 Fine Arts Department. 15.40 Finley. Judith. 12. Renlistics. Pep Club. 46.48.96 Fish. Kathy. 10. 78 Fish. Kenneth. 11. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Wrestling. 54.S7.59.64.66.86 Fish. Shannon. 10. Pep Club. 27.78 Fisher. Jody. 10. Football. 59.78 Flag Carriers. 42 Fleming. Debbie. 10. Queen Att.. Cheerleader. Pep Club. l9.51.78.102 Fleming. Ronda. 12. Queen Att. Cheerleader. Pep Club. l2.l9.51.96.102 Flick. Terry. 11. Football. Pep Club. 59.86 Football. 6.56-59.102 Ford. Sandra. Office Machines. Law. Help! I'm a prisoner in- 70 Foreign Language Dept. 39 Forest. Mike. 10. FCA. Basketball. 54.63.78 Forristall. Ronald. 10. SC. FCA. Football. Pep Club. 48.54.78 Foster. Melissa. 10. Spanish Club. Marching M Concert Band. 4235.50.78 Foster. Vernon. 10. 78 Fox. George. 12. VICA VP. 97 Fox. jamy. English. 70 Fox. Denise. 10. Charmers. 46.79 Franco. Richard. ll. Class Play. DECA. Latin Club. 86.92.93 Franco. Ronald. 10. Basketball. 63.79 Freeman. Bruce. 10. SC. Spanish Club. 48.79 French. john. 12. SC. Football. Pep Club. 48.54.5987 Fritch. Claudia. 12. 97.104.1U5 Fryhover. Crystal. 10. Pep Club. 79 Fryhover. Robert. 12. 98 Fuller. james. 10. 79 Future Business Leaders QFBLAJ. Z9 G Gaines. Craig. 11. SC Hist. Football. 55.86 Gann. Steve. 10. 78 Gerhardt. Jim. 10. FCA. Basketball. Pep Club. 54.63.78 Garland. Jeri. 11. Realistics. HSRC. Pep Club 46.86 Gorman. Opal. School Bank. 73 Garner. Marilyn. 10. Pep Club. 78 Garrett. Gina. 10. 78 Garrison. Darrell. 12. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Pep Club. 35.54.5937 Garuii. Quinta. 11. 86 Gee. Robert. 11. Lettermen. 54.86 Gee. Scott. 12. NHS. Lettermen. Cross-Country. Pep Club. Latin Club. 13.16.54.55.97 Gibson. Debbie. 11. HSRC. Chess Club Sec. 87 Gibson. Kim. 11. 87 Gibson. Mark. Head football coach. Asst. track coach. Drivers Ed. 59.71 Giddens. Andrew. 12. NHS. FCA. Basketball. l6.17.5-1.63.96 Giddens. Daniel. 10. Class Pres.. Realistics. FCA. Basketball. 46.54.63.78 Gilbert. Kevin. 10. Spanish Club. 78 Girty. Ferna. 11. 87 Golf. Summer Supplement Gonzales. Mike. 12. 96 Gordon. David. 10. 78 Gosselin. Chris. 10. Pep Club. 78 Grass. jerry. 11. Class Play. 87.93 Grass. johnny. 12. VICA. 96 Graves. Carolitta. 10. 79 Green. john. 12. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Pep Club. 54.59.96 Gregory. Kenneth. 10. 79 Gregory. Rhonda. 12. Concert Band. Majorette. 14.35.42.45,51.l03 Griffin. Debra. 12. 96 Griffin. Tami. 10. Spanish Club. 27.79 Grimm.. Judy. 11. so Grigg. Eddie. 11. as Grippa. Tan... 10. 79 Grisham. Randy. 10. Wrestling. 39.65.66 Grisham. Rick. 12. Warrior Chief. Boy of Month. Sr. Favorite. Class Pres., Mr. Congeniality. Lettermen. Wrestling. Pep Club: Marching. Concert t Stage Band. 20.23.25.42.45.54.64.66. 96.l02.103 Grisham. Sharon. 10. Class Secretary. HSRC Reporter. Health Careers. Pep Club. 79 Groene. Terri. 12. 97 Gross. Kay. 12. Charmers. Pep Club. 46.97 Guinn. Kelly. 10. HSRC. Spanish Club. Marching 6: Concert Band. 42.45.78 H Hackworth. james. 12. NHS. Health Careers. Pep Club. Latin Club Pres. 16.32.48.97.l05 Haddock. Deborah. 12. 97 Hagan. Gary. 10. 78 Hagan. Jin. io. 78 Haggard. Mary. 11. NHS. 16.86 Haggard. Mike. 12. Warrior Stali. Lettermen: Marching. Concert U Stage Band. 4.5.42.54.97.103 Halbert. ReaAnn, 11. Marching B Concert Band. 42.45.86 Hale. Kevin. 11. Warrior Staff. NHS. Class Play. Pep Club. 5.16.86.93 Haley. Kenny. 10. 78 Hallford. Leslie. 12. Realistics Librarian. 46.47.97 Hamilton. Teresa. 11. NHS. Class Play. Pep Club. 15.16.38.86 Hammock. Dennis. 12. Sr. Favorite. Class VP. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Basketball. Pep Club. 2S.27.54.57.59.63.96.l02 Hammock. Wiley. Chn. Industrial Arts Dept., DE. DECA Sponsor. 71 Hamons. George. 10. 78 Haney. Sandra. 10. HSRC. 78 Hanna. Steve. 11. 86 Hansford. Martin. 12. Drum Major. Marching 85 Concert Band. 42.45.5l.96.103 Hardesty. Permelia. 11. NHS. Class Reporter. Class Play. Health Careers Pres. Latin Club. 33.87.93 Harper. Jay. 11. Marching. Concert Us Stage Band. 33.42.87 Harper. Russell. 11. Lettermen. Foot- ball. 54.59.87 Harris. Doug. 12. Warrior Staff. Pep Club. Latin Club. 4.15.4036 Harris. Robert. 11. Chanters. FCA. Lettermen. DECA. Pep Club. 4654.87.92 Harris. Tom. 10. Health Careers. 78 Harrison. Charles. 10. 78 Harrison. Randy. 12. SC. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Pep Club. 48.54.56.59.96 Harrison. Steven. ll. Chanters. HSRC, FCA. Football. Wrestl- ing. Pep Club. Latin Club. 46.54.59.66.86 Harrison. Timothy. 10. Realistics. Football. Pep Club. 46.59.79 Harrold. Carrie. 10. Charmers. HSRC. 46.19 Harry. Vickie. 10. Charmers Pres. 46.47 Hart. Gene. Accounting, Record Keeping: Head Baseball Coach. Swimming Coach. Asst. Football Coach. 27.56.71 Harvey. Mary. 10. 79 Hawkins. Martin. 12. 96 Hawkins. Valerie. 10. 79 Hayes. Bob. English. 6.71 Haynes. Reba. 12. NHS. Sr. Favorite. Class Reporter. Chantels Pres.. Realistics. 16.17.25.46.47.96 Hayward. Tina. 10. 79 Health Careers Club. 49 Hein. Robert. 12. NHS Pres. Sr. Favorite. Health Careers. FCA. Lettermen. Wrestling. Pep Club. Stage Band. 16.25.33.51.5-1.66.97 Heller. Garry. 12. Lettermen. Basket- ball. 54.63.97 Helton. Cathy. 12. NHS. HSRC. Journalism Feature Writer. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Latin Club Historian. 16.31.97 Helton. Kim. 10. Pep Club. 78 Helton. LouAnn. 10. HSRC. Sec. Health Careers. Pep Club. 78 Hendricks. Mark, 12. 97 Hendrickson. Lee. 10. 78 Hendrix. Debbie. 11. Flag Carrier. 42.86 Henson. David. 10. Pep Club. 78 Henson. Mike. 12. HSRC. Asst. Drum Major: Marching. Concert Bs Stage Band: Pep Club. 42.97.103 Herrin. Cary. 10. 78 Hibbard. Darold. 10. HSRC. Pep Club. 78 Hibbard. Harold. 12. 97 Hibbs. Mary. 11. NHS Treas. DECA. Pep Club. 16.35.86 Hicks. Catherine. 11. 86 Hignite. Belinda. 12. DECA. 96 Hignite. Karen. 11. NHS. Health Careers. 16.96 Hill, Rick. 11. 86 Hill. Sheila. 11. NHS. SC. Class Play. Pep Club. 16.86 Hixon. Karen. 10. 78 Hollingshead. Bill. 10. 78 Hollingsworth. Judy. 12. NHS Hist.. Class Hist.. Pep Club. 16.96 Holt. Sharon. 11. SC. Cheerleader. Class Play. Latin Club. Pep Club. 51.86.93 Holt. Teresa. 11. 87 Holton. Charles Ed. 12. Band Pres! Marching. Concert B Stage Band. 11.27.42.45.96.l03 Holton. Mark. 10. HSRC: Marching. Concert 8 Stage Band. 3142.45.79 Home and Family Living Dept. 38 Honors. 16 Horsey. Donna. 10. Pep Club. 48.79 Horton. Robert. 11. VICA. B7 Hoss. Kristie. 11. 27.87 Howard. Evelyn. 12. HSRC. Charmers. 38.46.96 Howard. Laveme. Home G Family Living Dept. Chm. Clothing. 71 Howard. Pamela. ll. 87 Hubbard, Sherry. 10. 79 Hughes. james. 10. 79 Hulsey. Reginald. 11. HSRC, FBLA. Spanish Club. Marching B Concert Band. 42.45.86 Hunt. James. 10. 79 Hunter. Francis. 12. 96 Hunter. Kay. 12. NHS. HSRC. 16.96 Hunter, Ray. 12. 97 Hutchings. Nancy. 12. HSRC. COE. FBLA Treasurer. 97 Hyde. Richard. 11. Marching 8: Concert Band. 42.45.86 Hyde. Sheryl. 12. NHS. Girl of Month, Class Chaplain. Cl-ianters, Latin Club Sec. 16.23.46.97 I lllingsworth. Cheryl. ll. 86.92 Industrial Arts Department. 36 Ingram. Loretta. 12. HSRC. 97 Instrumental Ensembles. 43 lrwin. Tim. ll. Marching. Concert B Stage Band. 42.86 Jackson. Paula. 10. Spanish Club. Pep Club. 78 james. Keith. 11. 86 Janeway. Celeste. 10. 78 Jarvis. Wes. 10. 78 Jobe. Carl. 10. FCA. 54.78 johnson. Billy. 12. VICA Treas. Johnson. joe. 12. 97 Johnson. LeeAnna. 12. Pep Club. 97 johnson. Lora. ll. Latin Club. Maida. Chm. Foreign Johnson. Language Department. Latin Club Sponsor. 11.39.70 Johnson. Otis. 10. 15 johnson. Roger. 10. Realistics. 46.78 Johnson. Ronnie. 10. 78 Johnson. Valerie. 10. Spanish Club. 75 jones. David. 11. NHS. Class Play. Health Careers. Latin Club. FCA. Football. Basketball. 16.54.59.63.86.92.93,l05 jones. Kelly. 10. 78 jones. Marcia. 10. 79 Jones. Terry. 10. 79 Jones. Terry. 11. B7 Journalism. 31 Junior Class 85 Officers. 84-93 Junior Class Play. 93 K Kame. Joann. 10. SC. 48 Keeton. James. 12. NHS. Latin Club. Pep Club. 16.98 Kelso. Charles. 10. HSRC. 79 Kennedy. Dianna. 10. Latin Club. 79 Kennemer. Michael. ll. Class Play Chanters. Latin Club. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Pep Club. 11.46.54.56.59.64.87.93 Kennemer. joy. 10. Charmers. 46.79 Ketchum. Cathy. 12. Realistics. 46.98 Ketchum. Jeffery. 11. NHS. Warrior Stall. Class Play. AV Clerk. 4.16.40.73.87.93 Kidd. jerry. 10. HSRC Kilgore. Melvin. Building Superinten- dent. 74 Kimbrough. Daisy. 11. 85 King. Gary. 10. 78 Kirkman. Darwin. Senior Counselor. 69 Kirkpatrick. Mark. Asst. Principal for Academic Excellence. 69 Knighten. Daniel. 10. 78 Knighten. Glen. 12. WCA Kragel. Phillip. 10. Pep Club. Stage Band. 76 Kruse. Kathy. 10. Marching Bs Concert Band. 42.45.78 Kuykenclall. Ahnna Kristi. 10. Spanish Club. 78 Kuykendall. Ebony. 11. 87 L Lackey. Vickey. 10. 78 Lackey. Wesley. 10. 78 Landrum. Benny. 10. HSRC. FCA. Basketball. 54.63.78 Landrum. Diane. 12. NHS. Girl of Month. Class Sec. HSRC. Sr. Favorite. FBLA. COE. Latin Club. Pep Club. l0.16.23. 25.98.102 Landsberry. Alvin. 11. 86 Langston. Bryan. 10. 79 Langston. jana. 12. 98 Larkin. Earl Boyd. Chm. Social Studies De-pt.. History. Govern- ment. Economics. NHS Sponsor. 16.35.70 Lary. Norman. 11. 86 Lassiter. David. ll. B6 Lawmaster. Melvena. 11. 39.86 Lawson. Kenny. 11. 86 Lawson. Robert. 10. 79 Lay. Patricia. ll. NHS. Latin Club. 16.48.86 Lee. Cheryl. 11. Latin Club. 33.86 Lettermen's Club. 54 Lewis. Bobbie. 12. Pep Club. 98 Lewis. Deroncla. 11. 87 - Lewis. John. 10. 79 Lewis. Karen. 10. Charmers. 46.79 Locke. Deborah. 10. 79 Gene 11 87 Locust. . . Looney. jayne. 12. COE. 99 Lopez. Vivian. 12. DECA Rep. 99 Lorenzen. Dale. 10. HSRC. Marching 3 Concert Band. 42.45.80 Lousch. Marcia. 10.1-ISRC. Pep Club. Girls' Athletics. 67 Lousch. Richard. Head Track is Cross-Country Coach. History. 55.70 Lowery. Robert. 11. Marching. Concert k Stage Band. 42.45.87 Lyles. Stanley. 11. Pep Club. 87 Mc McAfee. Tommy. 11. 86 McBride. Cheryl. 10. HSRC. Spanish Club. Pep Club. Girls' Athletics. 67.80 McBroom. jeff. 10. 80 McBroom. 12. 99 McCarty. Bonnie. 12. 99. McCarty. David. 11. 86 McClellan. Janelle. 10. 80 McClellan. Lisa. 10. Charmers Treas., Latin Club. Pep Club. 46.47.80 McClendon. Larry. 10. 80 McClintock. Teresa. 12. Pep Club. 99 McCombs. Susan. 12. Chanters. DECA. 46.99 McCormack. Debra. 11. Queen Caduceus. Class Play. Health Careers Sec.. Latin Club. 49.93 McCully. Jeanne. 10. HSRC. Pep Club. 80 McDaniel. Howard. 12. 98 McDaniel. Sharon. 12. DECA McDonald. June. 12. Chanters. DECA. Health Careers Treas. 45.98 McElroy. Linda, 11. Chanters. Health Careers. 46 McGee, Debra. 10. Latin Club. Pep Club. 80 McGuire. Marsha. 12. COE. 27.98 Mclntosh. Marsha. 10. 81 Mclntosh. Michael. 11. Lettermen. Cross-Country. 54.55.86 McKenzie. Jacqueline. 11. B6 McKinney. Mike. 11. 86 McLaughlin. Mike. 10. Basketball. Pep Club. 63.81 McLendon. James. 12. VICA. 98 McMichael. Kelly. 11. Chanters. Football. Basketball. 46.59.6336 M Machine Shop. 36 Mack. Donald. 11. 86 Maggard. jim. 10. Football. 59.81 Maimbourg. Dena. 12. 35.98 Mann. Rhonda. 10. Charmers. 46.81 Maness. James, 10. Cross-Country. 55.81 Marching Band B Officers. 11.14.42 Markland. Lujeania. 10. Pep Club. 80 Marshall. jefl. 11. SC. Football. 48.59.87 Martin. BerhAnn. 11. Marching Bs Concert Band. 42.45.87 Martin. Donna. 10. Marching E Concert Band. 42.45.87 Martin. Jeannine. 11. Marching Bi Concert Band. 42.45.87 Martin. Phil. 12. Health Careers. Latin Club, Wrestling. Lettermen. 54.66 Mason. Donna. 12. Sr. Favorite. HSRC. Girls Athletics. 75.35.6798 Mathematics Department. 32 Mathes. Melissa. 12. NHS. Chanters Reporter. Latin Club. Pep Club. 16.35.46.47.99 Mathews. Tammy. 10. Pep Club. 80 Mathis. Pamela. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 99 Maxwell. Tina. 12. 99 Maynard. Pamela. ll. Cheerleader. Pep Club. 43.51.51 Mayo. David. 12. Pep Club. 99 Mayo. Deborah. 12. HSRC: Marching. Concert 8 Stage Band. 42.115.99.103 Mayo. Teresa. 12. Band Treas.. Marching E Concert Band. 11.42.99.1U3 Mays. Lonnie. 11. S8 Medley. Lynn. 12. NHS. Pep Club. 12.l5.9H.102 Meeks. Diane. 12. NHS. HSRC. FBLA Pres. COE. 16.98 Melton. Vikki. 11. NHS. Chantcrs, Spanish Club. 16.46.88 Meredith. Keith. 11. Coronation Page. Chess Club VP. 88 Meredith. Lester. 12. NHS. Latin Club. 16.98 Myers. Karen. 10. 80 Michaels. Paul. 10. 80 Miller. Daniel. 11. 88 Miller. Kathryn. ll. NHS. 16.88 Miller. Peggy. 11. Chanters. 27.46.88 Miss Daniel Webster M Attendants. 19.102 Mitchell. Clara. 12. 98 Mitchell. Jerre. 11. B8 Money. Karen. 11. DECA. Concert Band. Majorette. 14.35.41 51.89.92 Monroe. Jacqueline. Girls' PE. Sopho- more Sponsor. 71 Moody. Carrie. 10. 80 Moody. Melanie. 10. HSRC Parliamentarian. Pep Club. 80 Moody. Martha. 10. 80 ss-71 High-stepping entertainers at Senior Forum were the Ms's Whetstine. Ford. Bowman. and Morris. - They danced that way in 1920? Ma. why wasn't I born 50 years sooner? 4 Mooney, Mary. 11. DECA. Pep Club. B9 Moore. Linda, 12. HSRC. 98 Moore, Roger. Biology. 71 Morgan, LeeAnn. 11. Class Play. Pep Club. Health Careers Historian. Latin Club. 6.33.8993 Morgan. Nancy. ll. 89 Morgan. Maude. Cafeteria Mgr. 74 Morgan. Teresa, 10. Flag Carrier. Spanish Club. 42,81 Morris, Paul, 12. DECA. 98 Morris. Rosetta. Foods, Home Living. 38.71.72 Moss, Joy. 11. Queen Attendant, Pep Club. 19.815.92.102 Mullinax. Sally. 10. 81 Murphy. Homer, 11. 81 Murray. John. 12. SC Pres, NHS. Sr. Favorite. Boy of Month. Who's Who. Square Dance. FCA. Letterman, Football. Pep Club, Latin Club. 16.Z3.Z4.Z5.39.-48. 54.56,59.67,99,102.105 Murray. Mike, 10. FCA, Football, Basketball. Pep Club. 54.59.63,81, Myres. Brenda. 12. DECA, Pep Club. 99 Myres, Johnnie. 11. VICA. 88 Myres. Wanda. 11. 88 N Nance. Charles. Asst. Football. Basketball 3 Baseball Coach. History. 63.71 National Honor Society KNHSJ. 16,17 Neafus. Tina. 10. B1 Neely. Gregory. 10. 81 Neely. Stephen. 12. 15.99 Nelson, Billie Jo. Physical Science, Chemistry. Biology. 33.71 Nelson. Calvin. 10. 54.80 Nelson. Tamara. 10. Pep Club. 80 Newport. Charlie. 10. Class Brave. 21.80 Newport. Powell. 10. 99 Newton, Terry, 12. 99 Norris. Jeffrey. 12. SC. VICA Nowlln. Cheryl. 10. Charmers. 46.80 O Oakley. Mike. 12. Pep Club Co-Pres., Lettermen, FCA. 5.27.35.54.99 O'Bryan, Kathryn. 10. HSRC. Spanish Club. Pep Club. 80 O'Bryan. Randy. 10. 80 Orange. Jeffery. 11. Chanters. 46.88 Orange. Vincent. 10. FCA. Football, Basketball. 17.54,59.63,80 Orr. Vickie. 10. SC. Charmers Librarian. 46.47.81 Osborn, Kerri, 11. Spanish Club. Pep Club. B8 Ostrander. Phillip. 12. Marching, Concert Bs Stage Band. ll.l2.13.36.42.45.99.l03 0'Shields. Johnny. 10. 81 Owens. Roberta. 10. Charmers. 46.81 Oxford, Cindy. 11. NHS. SC Treas. Class Play, Chess Club Treas. Pep Club. 16.27.48,88,93 P Page. Judy, 12. Journalism Feature Writer. Flag Carrier. Pep Club. 31.42.98 Parker, Beverly. 10. HSRC. Spanish Club. B1 Parker, Frank, 11. DECAPar1.. Latin Club. 88 Parnell, Sheila. 10. Pep Club. 81 Pamell. Steve. 12. FCA. Lettermen. Wrestling. Pep Club. 54.64.6638 Patterson. Patty. 10. HSRC. Pep Club. 80 Patterson, Clifford, 12. 98,104 Payton, Kenneth. 10. 80 Peak. Stan. 10. Cross-Country 55.80 Pearman. Susan. 12. Pep Club. 98 Pearson. Corlis, 11. DECA. 89 Peck. Jean. Word Processing. Typewriting. 72 Peavy. Mitch, 11. VUCA Penn. Jacqueline. 12. DECA, Realistics. 46.98 Penn. Linda. ll. 89 Penny. Marcus. 12. FCA. Basketball. Pep Club, 54.63 Pep Band. 45 Pep Club. 10.53 Pepper, Rickey. 10. 80 Peppers, Keith, 10. Pep Club. 80 Peppers, Mike. 11. 89.92 Perry, Robert. ll. 89 Pestel. Rheadon. 10. HSRC Asst. Rep. Health Careers, 80 Peters, Carlton. 12. FCA. Football. Basketball. 36.54.56.59.63 Pharis, Pamela. 10. HSRC. Concert Band. Majorette. 42.-15.51.80 Philkoff. Larry. 12. Lettermen. Foots ball. Pep Club. 54.59.98 Phillip. Lance. 10. King Caduceus. Health Careers VP. FCA. Cross- Country. 4954.55.80 Pike, Kevin, 12. VICA Parl. 99 Pike. Jerry, 11. Spanish Club. 88 Pingry. Dean. 12. DECA. 15.40.99 Pippin. Les. 12. SC. FCA. Lettermen, Football All-State HM. Wrestl- ing, Pep Club. 54.56.57.59. 64.66.99 Pitchford, Anita, 10. 81 Plemons. Gary. 11. Pep Club. 88 Polumbus. Janette. Spanish. English, Spanish Club Sponsor. 30.72 Pottorff, Tim, 10. 81 Powell. Don. 12. HSRC. Lettermen. Pep Club. 54.99 Powell, Kathy, 11. Realistics. DECA. 46.88 Powell. LeAnn. 10. Pep Club. 81 Price. Carolynn. 11. 88 Price. Cindy, 10. Charmers. Pep Club. 46.81 Price, Lawrence, 11. HSRC. 39.88 Price. Mindy, 10. Pep Club. 81 Price. Ruth, 10. Marching. Concert 8 Stage Band. 42.45.80 Pridmore. Beacher. 11. 88 Pylant, Angela, 10. 80 Pylant, Ronnie, 10. Marching, Concert 85 Stage Band. 42.45.80 Quarles. Don. 10. Football. 59 Quarles. Jimmy. 12. VICA Sec. 99 Queen, Robin. ll. DECA. 35.88 Quick. Donald. 10. HSRC. 80 Quinn. Linda, 10. B0 R Radford, Earnest, 11. Basketball. 63 Radford, jackie. 10. Basketball. 63 Radford. Loretta, 12. NHS VP. Health Careers. 16.99.104 Radford. Sheila. 11. SC. Pep Club. 48.89 Raleigh. Byron, 11. Marching dn Concert Band. 33.42.89 Ramey, Gary. 12. Lettermen, Foot- ball All-State HM. Pep Club. 27.54,56.57,59.98 Rampey. Caryl, 12. 98 Raper. Mackie. io. 17.80 Rea. Betty. 10. Charmers, HSRC. 46.80 Reagle. Leslie. 11. Marching as Concert Band. 42.45.89 Reagle. Linda. 11. HSRC. 89 Chonis fRealisticsl B Officers. 46 Reanry. Valerie. 12. Pep Club. 98 Record. Becky. ll. Charmers. Pep Club. 11.46.88 Red Cross QI'-I.S.l - HSRC. 49 Reeves. Juanita. 10. 80 Rehm, Terry. 11. 88 Ruer. Dorothy. R.N. School Nurse. 73 Rhoades. Juanita. Attendance Clerk. 73 Rhyne. Janet. 10. 81 Rice, Lisa. 10. HSRC. Pep Club. 81 Rich. Allen. 10. 81 Richards. Sharli. 12. Pep Club. 98 Richardson. Cheryl. 10. Spanish Club. 81 Richardson. Jamie. 11. 88 Richardson. Jimmy. 11. 88 Richardson. jon, 12. Realistics. Lettermen, Cross-Country. Pep Club. 15.35.40,46.54.55.98 Richardson. Wesley, 10. VICA. Bl Richie. Patricia. 10. 80 Ridener. Charles. 12. COE. FBLA Hist. Pep Club. 105 Ridenhour, Dale. 12. NHS. Sr. Brave. Boy of Month. Who's Who. FCA, Lettermen, Football All- State HM. Pep Club. Latin Club. 24.54.59 Rider, Chester. 10. 80 Rike. Denise. 12. Realistics Treas. Pep Club. 46.98 Come on. Fat-Boy Smith! Grow up! Rippetoe. Doug, 11. Lettermen, Basketball. 54.63.88 Ritchey. Paul. 10. 80 Ritchie. Teresa. 12. 99 Roberts. Barbara. Chm. English Dept. 30.71 Roberts. Betty. 11. 88 Roberts. Billie. 12. SC. Pep Club Roberts. Debbie, 11. 88 Roberts. lda. 10. 80 Roberts. Jeff. 10. 17.80 Linda. 11. Realistics. Roberts. DECA. 46.89 Robertson. Audie. Library Aide. 73 Robison. Lorie. 10. Charmers VP. Pep Club. 46,47 Rochester, Bill. 10. Pep Club. Marching Gs Concert Band. 42.45.80 Rodgers, Ava, 10. 80 Rodgers. Marquita. 10. SC. Charmers. 46.80 Rodgers. Tommy, 11. FCA. Lettermen. Football. Wrestling, Pep Club. Spanish Club. 54.59.6639 Rodrigues. Joe. 11. 89 Rogers. Julia. 11. Realistics. 46.89 Rogers. L. J.. 11. Realistics. 46,88 Rogers. Vickie. 10. Spanish Club. 32.81 Roop. Charlene. 11. DECA. Pep Club. 88 Roop. Craig. 10. 46 Rose. Sherry. 12. HSRC Pres. Latin Club. Pep Club. 99 Rose. Shirley. 10. HSRC Treas. Flag Carrier. Pep Club. 42.81 Roseborough. Terri. 12. Queen Atten- dant. SC. Who's Who. Sr. Favorite. Girl oi' Month. SC Parliamentarian. Cheerleader. 7.l2.l6.l9.23.24.25.48.51.99.l02 Roy. Johnny. 12. Marching B Concert Band. 42.45.99 Ruckman. Paula. 10. Charmen Sec. Pep Club. 46.47.81 Rudisaile. Chris. 10. 81 Ryan. Chris. 10. Marching B Concert Band. 42.81 Ryan. Harold. ll. DECA. BB Ryan. Stephen. 12. Lettermen. Cross- Country. 54.55.99 S Saling. Vickie. 10. 80 Samples. Philip. 10. 80 Schmitt. Carol. 12. Pep Club VP. 99 Schmitt. Kathryn. 12. COE. Pep Club. 100 Schooley. Deborah. 10. Queen Att.. Cheerleader. Health Careers. 19.32.S1.80.102 Schultz. Carol. 12. 15.40.100 Schumacher. Ron. 11. 88 Science Department. 6.30 Scott. Elizabeth. 12. Band Queen Att.. Band Historian. Marching B Concert Band. FBLA, Pep Club. 42.45.100.l05 Scribner. Machele. 10. 80 Semler. Laura. 12. COE. 100 Senior Class 6 Officers. Favorites. 25.94.105 Sexton. Michael. 11. Class Play. Foot- ball. Spanish Club. 59.88.93 Shaddox. Betty. Teachers' Aide. 73 Shaddox, Randy. 11. Warrior Staff. Class Play. DECA. Latin Club. Pep Club. 4.5.8833 Sharp. John. 10. Wrestling. 66.80 Sharp. Doyle. 11. HSRC. 88 Shepard. Beth. 10. Marching Gs Concert Band. Swimming. 32.-12.67.80 Shepard. Jody. 11. Class Play. VICA. Football. Basketball. Pep Club. 55.57.59.63.89,93 Sherman. Jimmie. 12. HSRC. Cross- Country. Pep Club. 40.55.100 Sherman. Patricia. 12. 100 Sherrell. Jody. 11. Football. Pep Club. 59.89 Sherrod. Stephen. 12. Health Careers. Pep Club. 101 Shields. Debi. 10. 80 Short. Billy. 11. DECA. as Sigmon. Steve. 10. Pep Club. 80 Simmons. Gregory. 10. 81 Simons. Linda. 11. Pep Club. 89 Simons. Sherri. 12. Pep Club Pres. 38.48.101 Sissons. David. 11. Football. 59.88 Sissons. Leona. 12. 27.101 Sitter. Carlton. 11. 88 Smith. Brenda. 10. 81 Smith. Carolyn. 11. NHS. Class Play. Latin Club. Pep Club. 39.88.93 Smith. Gary. History. 35.72 Smith. Norma. 11. 88 Smith. Paula. 12. 101 Smith. Renee. 10. Pep Club. 81 Rex. 11. VICA Historian. Smith. Lettermen. 54.88 Smith. Robert. ll. Class Play. DECA. Pep Club. 88.93 Smith. Timothy. 12. NHS. Jour- nalism Feature Writer. Lettermen. FCA. Basketball. l5.31.40.54.63.100.103.104 Smith. Ward. 11. 88 Smith. Wayne. Vocational Auto Shop. Power Mechanics. 72 Soapes. Christine. 12. FBLA. HSRC VP. Latin Club Trees. 100.104 Soard. Larry. 12. VICA. 100 Social Studies Department. 34 Sohl. John. 12. NHS Sgt-at-Arms. Latin Club. Lettermen. 11.54.100 Sophomore Class bi Officers. 76-83 Southerland. Kathy. 12. Realistic! Pres.. Pep Club. 27.46.-47.100 Southerland. Marcia. Mathematics. 32.72 Spears. Randall. 10. SC. 48.81 Special Education Department. 35 Sprague. Robert. History. Biology. Asst. Basketball Coach. Tennis Coach. 63.72 Stage Band. 43 Staires. Roy. 10. 81 Steele. David. 10. 82 Steele. Shellie. 11. Chanters. 46.89 Stephens. Coye. 10. HSRC. Pep Club. Spanish Club. 82 Stephens. Donna. 12. COE. 100 Stephenson. Charles. 11. Pep Club. 89 Stephenson. James. 11. 89 Steward. Stacy. 11. Pep Club. 89 Stewart. David. 10. FCA. 54.82 Stinchcomb. Bobby. 10. FCA. Foot- ball, Basketball. 54.59.6332 - Stockton. Joyce. 12. 101 Strader. Rusty. 10. Wrestling. 66.82 Strain. Chiquita. 12. 101 Stringer. Sheila. 11. DECA Stringfellow. Anna. 10. Charmers. 46.82 Stringfellow. Stephen. ll. HSRC. V1CA. 90 Student Council. 48 Stulflebeam. Ricky. 11. 90 Stufllebeam. Ray. 10. Wrestling. 66.82 Sturgeon. Betty. 10. 82 Sullivent. Billy. 11. Lettermen. 54.90 Sullivan. Dennis. 11. NHS. 16.90 Sutton. Reba. 12. COE. FBLA Sec. 101 Swimming. 60 Swint. Floyd. ll. 90 T Taber. Michael. ll. 90 Tackett. John. 12. 101 Tate. Marsha, 10. 13.83 Taylor. Jeannie. 12. HSRC. Realistics. Latin Club. Marching 85 Concert Band. 42.45.46. 50,100,103 Teague. Tanya. 11. Warrior Staff. NHS. SC. Class Play. Class Historian. Pep Club. 4.14.48.91.93 Teets. Ricky. 12. DECA VP Pep Club. 100 Thomas. julia. 10. SC. Spanish Club. Pep Club. 48.83 Thomas. Keathel. 10. B3 Thomas. Linda. 12. NHS. Pep Club. 16.100 Thomas. Teresa. 12. DECA. Pep Club. 100 Thompson. Mark. 10. 83 11. Jr. Brave. Thompson. Verlen. Class Pres.. Class Play. Lettermen. 54.64.66.91.93 Thrasher. Nanette. 12. 100 Thurman. Leslie. FBLA. 16.100 Tibbs. Ruth. Joumalism. English. Counseling. 31.72 Tiger. Dan. 11. Warrior Spirit. Lettermen. Football. 54.57.59.91 Timmons. D. Jane. 10. Charmen. Spanish Club. 46.83 Wrestling. 12. NHS. COE. Townsend. Susan. 12. NHS. 16.101 Travis. Debbie. 10. 82 Travis. Brenda. ll. 91 Treadwell. Ina. 12. Realistics. 46 Treadwell. Ronnie. 10. 82 Tucker. Mike. 10. Marching. Concert B Stage Band. 42.45.82 Tucker. Larry. 10. 82 Turner, Danny. 10. 82 Tumer. Kenneth, 10. Cross-Country. Basketball. 55.53.67.82 Turner. Rhonda. 12. 104 Turner. Tina. ll. 90 Twirlers. 51 U-V Underhill. Glen. 11. 90 Valentine, Douglas. 12. NHS. Latin Club Pres.. Pep Club: VFW Radio Speech Contest A lst in CitylCounty and District. 2nd in State. 13.16.35.l01.104 Valentine. Karin. 10. 82 VanMeter. Pamela. 11. NHS. Health Uncle Dale, your parking spot is Number 17-either Park if there. Of you see what can happen! 1 1 1 .-....... ,'.i'..- Hooray! I found the back- spacer at last! - Careers. Pep Club. 16 Vinyard. Ted. Chm. Mathematics Department. 72 W Wadley. Brenda. 10. B2 Wakefield. Douglas. 12. HSRC. 40.101 Wakefield. Debbie. 11. Warrior Staff. Class Play. NHS, Class Treas.. Girls' Athletics. 5.15.16.67.90.93 Walker. Ed. 11. NHS. Class Play. Chanters. Latin Club. Pep Club. l6.46.54.90.93 Walker. Larry. 12. Pep Club. 101 Walton. Carla. 10. 83 Ward. Cheryl. 12. Pep Club. 100 Ward. Elsa. 11. 90 Ward. Gary. 12. 27.100 Warnock. Debra. 12. Miss Daniel Webster. NEO Class 3A Queen. Sr. Favorite. Class Treas. COE. Pep Club. 12.14.l5.25.39.100.102 Warrior Chiel' bi Braves. 20.21 Warrior Staff. 4.5 Washbum. Douglas. 11. Marching. Concert Gs Stage Band. 42.45.90 Washington. Carol. 12. HSRC. 100 Washington. Harold. 12. Letterman. 54 Washington. Jeff. 10. Basketball. 63 Watashe. Johnny. 10. 83 Watson. Valerie. 11. 90 Wayland. Roberta. ll. Realistics. 46.91 Webb. Cheryl. 10. Charmers. 46.83 Weems. Carole. 10. Pep Club. 83 Weiesnbacb. Nancy. 12. DECA. 100 Weir. Party, io. as Welch. Karen. 10. Charmers. 46.82 Wescott. Kelly. 11. Class Play. DECA. 91.93 West. Randa. 12. Chanters VP. Pep Club. 15.46,47.1lJ0 West. Sherri. 10. Spanish Club. 82 West. Tauni. 12. NHS. Girl of Month. Sr. Favorite. Cheerleader. Pep Club. 15.16.23.25.35.5l.l01 Westbrook. Darlene. 11. 91 Westbrook. Elizabeth. 11. Chanters. Realistics. 46.91 Westbrook. Kevin. 11. Pep Club. 90 Westbrook. Kevin. 12. Spanish Club. 57 Weston. Judy. 10. 82 Weygant. Patricia. 10. Pep Club. 82 Wheeler. Tony. 10. Class VP. SC. Realistics. FCA. Football. 46.48.54.56.59.82 b Whetstine. Gladys. Chm. Business Ed Department. Word Processing. COE Sponsor. 72 White. Billie. 12. SC. Realistics. Pep Club. 46.48.101 White. Kathy. 12. NHS. COE. Pep Club. 16.101 Whitesell. John. Chm. Fine Arts Dept. Art. 40.72 Whitlow. Vicki. 12. SC. Realistics Librarian. Pep Club. 15.46.47.48.101 Whorton. Patrick. 12. NHS. 16.100 Who's Who. 24 Wilburn. Connie. 10. Flag Carrier. Girls' Athletics. 42.67.82 Wilcox. Hudson. Speech. Yearbook. Stagecrait. AV. Assemblies. Plays. 4.72 Wilhelm. Candy. 10. Pep Club. 82 Wilhelm. Carol. 12. COE. 27.100 Willey. Steven. 11. 90 Willhite. Dale. 12. NHS. Health Careers. Latin Club. Pep Club. 6.16.1011 Williams. Charles. 12. NHS. 16.100 Williams. Dennis. 11. Class Play. HSRC. Marching ds Concert Band. 42.45.9033 Williams. Ronald. 10. 82 Williams. Wanda. 11. HRSC. Latin Club. Pep Club. 90 Williamson. Paul. 10. Marching hr. Concert Band. 42 Willis. Claudia. 12. 100 Wilmouth. Dale. 11. 90 Wilmoth. Janet. 10. 83 Wilson. Jannette. 10. HSRC. 83 Winsworth. Richard. 10. Realistics. Football. Pep Club. 4657.59.83 Wilson. Twila. 12. 100 Wimcr. Buddy. 11. NHS. Latin Club. Lcttermen. 16.54.90 Winkle. Cheryle. 11. Chanters Sec. Pep Club. Miss Congeniality. 6.46.47.101 Winters. Steven. 10. Wrestling. 66.83 Wise. Druscilla. 10. SC. Pep Club. Girls' Athletics. 48.67.83 Wise. Ronald. 11. NHS. HSRC. Spanish Club. FCA. Lettermen. Basketball. Pep Club. 16.39.54.65.90 Wolf. Rhonda. 10. 82 Wolf. Ronald. 11. VICA. Football. Pep Club. 59.91.92.105 Wood. Charles. 12. Journalism Feature Writer. Pep Club. Wrestling. 31.48.54.64.65.66.101. 102 Wood. Ken. 11. NHS. Class VP. Chanters. Spanish Club. Pep Club. 16.39.45.48.91 Wood. Lloyd. IU. Football. Pep Club. 56.59.82 Woods. Debbie. 12. DECA. 101 Wooters. Kevin. 10. 82 Wooters. Kim. 11. 91 Wrestling. 64-66 Wright. John. 12. 98 Wright. Joyce. GOE. Shorthand. 72 Wright. Kenneth. 10. FCA. Basket- ball. 54.63.82 Wyers. Ricky. 10. Stage Band. FCA. 54.82 Syre. Craig. 10. Marching B Concert Band. Pep Club. 42.45.82 Wyrick. Karen. 11. Realistics. 46.91 Wyrick. Vicki. 10. 82 Y-Z Yeargin. Larry. 12. 101 Young. Robert. 10. SC Young. Sharon. 10. Charmers. 46.82 Yount. Janie. 10. 83 Zoller. Jay. 11. NHS. Class Play. SC. Health Careers. Latin Club. FCA. Pep Club. 16.48.54. 91.92.93.105 I My Www, Qu!Le'ffQ,x4wc, U ,, x 0yLz5Q,zi?zdQQzfL5f4ifgfW Lcffwzcfzxfu mu ,J L04 ,mil V6 f7'044,l-V S ufJl0w.vLI0CI calznf, LJ cqo,yafaiZwcY auf' 74w,a,Le fccfw ,mf ww' CUM! Lfcidcvgf 961 be Xml , tlfu-,L7jg 1j,4S,7L,Lf'16 ?u,4,617 Cb,f0fa5Q Q49 L4 Lf!! id! AQ JQYWJ All 'L if Wgfijz Jfivojvgyfjjvgg jeffd 0,ygq0VyNgW',,fECy w Q uw i,W 3 Mb3iibPJvQd5 W . MwyQ Wm MB :Q Q QR. j 15 OQD UL B4 fgamvfif Wigikigifwfwf 0S3A,wQfwQ5,?VWx . 6b of my fif:w'M2'WJflifmM,WM 454497113 -Jkmffwwhf , wuaww 2 7nM.R2,54,az:6iJMw,Qbe,,7?i gdybfibmif 5W7fM7Q' 5 E 25 QQmm, mJ, x Q 0 gig X323 SEN IORS - Kenneth Duncan Charles Ridener Dale Ridenhuur SOPHOMORE - Michael Simmons l Who's Who honors for the second semester of the year as chosen by the Student Council went to a largely male contingent. In the honored group are Garry Heller Randy Wood Christy Soapes Bob Hein Craig Gaines 115 I Sports awards wer.-me. sented at the All-Sports Banquet on May 20: principal speaker for the occasion was pro-football player Howard Twilley. Len Morton, local sports announcer was MC for the pro- gram and the welcome was issued by Booster Club President Richard Cortez. Highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Billy Don Walker trophy to the Webster athlete best exemplifying the true attributes of an athlete during the year. Dale Ridenhour received the award, joining an illustrious list of Webster sports figures. Triple Arrow Award Winners - those lettering in three sports - were also recognized. These were Robert Chandler, Rodney Cook. Dennis Hammock, Steve Harrison, Mike Kennemer. Vincent Orange Mike Murray. Carlton Peters, and Lance Phillips. Those receiving Warrior Medallion Awards for lettering in one sport for three years were Mike Clark, Scott Gee, Ricky Grisham. Les Pippin, jon Richardson, Dale Ridenhour, and Tim Smith. All honorees were again recogniz- ed at the Sports Assembly the follow- ing morning and letters were presented second semester lettermen. At the assembly announcement was also made that Garry Heller had re- ceived the Peterson Basketball Scholar- ship Award. TRIPLE ARROW AWARDS MEDALLION WINNERS Lower four pictures on this page show athletes who lettered in golf. track, baseball, and tennis for the current school year. 117 Scholar Shlps are received by graduating Seniors from varied sources each year: many received these directly from the colleges and universities of the area based on their ACT or other standard test scores, some are chosen for proficiency in a particular subject field, some are chosen for the hon- ors they have earned during their high school years. President's Leadership Classes and Alumni De- velopment Funds of various schools are responsible for still other scholarships: sororities and homes make additional grants. Of particular pride in Webster community are the scholarships given by organizations within our own school and school area. Community State Bank, South- west Rotary Club, and Southwest Tulsans all present scholarships. Interest from the estate of Miss Moita Davis, former Webster teach- er. provides scholarships: and the Parent-Teacher-Student Association annually raises funds to present the Daniel Webster Community Scholarships. Elaine Acosta: OSU, S500 Academic Randy Baber: OSU, S400 Alumni De- velopment: S300 Daniel Webster Community Scholarship QPTSAD Machael Balclridge: Central State, S300 Freshman Year: S200 re- newable, Kappa Kappa Iota Janelle Brown: Oklahoma Christian College, S100 renewable to S400 Barbara Carter: S500 Moita Davis Scholarship Fund Dan Caton: Southwestern U., Weather- ford, S375 Crenewablej:'S500 Phillips U. Crenewablel: S450 Southwestern College, Winfield. Kansas: Full Tuition to Stan Kenton Jazz Camp Sheryl Chandler: S150 NEOSU, Tahle- quah lrenewable annuallyb Rodney Cook: S500 TU, Engineering: S400 TU, President's Leader- A ship Class . Scott Gee: Full Tuition in Track. NEA8z.M, Miami:.Full Tuition to TJ C from Tulsa Boys' Home Andy Giddens: Full Tuition to Tj C from Southwest Rotary Club John Green: Dobson Scholarship, NEAEM, Miami iFreshman yearj Rick Grisham: S250 to TJC from Community State Bank: half scholarship in tennis to NEOSU. Robert Hein: S300 OSU, University Scholar Harold Hibbard: S225 NEABQM, Miami. Freshman scholarship Ed Holton: S250 to TJC from Com- munity State Bank John Murray: S250 TU Honors Schol- arship: S500 OSU President's Council Scholarship Judy Page: Full Tuition to TU Sum- mer journalism Institute from student-raised funds for Moita Davis Scholarship Marcus Penny: Full Track scholarship to NEOSU, Tahlequah Gary Ramey: S500 Daniel Webster Com- munity Scholarship CPTSAJ Sherry Rose: S250 to TJC from Com- munity State Bank Terri Roseborough: S400 OU Pres- ident's Leadership Class Steve Ryan: Full Track Scholarship, NEOSU, Tahlequah Tim Smith: S500 Moita Davis Scholar- ship Fund Christy Soapes: S200 Daniel Webster Community Scholarship QPTSAJ Randy Sohl: S400 OSU Alumni Develop- ment Fund Doug Valentine:S300 from Oklahoma Christian College - Academic Scholarship Tahlequah Kathy White: S250 to Tj C from Commu jim Hackworth: S300 OSU, University nity State Bank 1 Scholar Dale Willhite: S200 Southwest Tul- Marty Hansford: S225 NEAMM, Miami, Sans: S250 Daniel Webster Com- Freshman Scholarship munity Scholarship QPTSAJ Spring hit the campus and out-of-doors Days became more frequent. Pictured are Latin Club's Founders' Day and Student Council's Clean-Up. 119 I FRONT ROW: john Bowers, Steve Harrison, Dow Bushyhead, Alan Capps. Dennis Hammock, Gary Ramey, Mike Murray. TOP ROW: Coach Charles Nance. Jim Curry, Ed Walker, Mike Kennemer, Mike McLaughlin, Larry Philkoif, Robert Chandler, Dan Tiger, Coach Gene Hart 13 14' 1 for a season record saw the Warriors place second in both the Metro Tournament and in Regionals: they stood 3-5 in the Conference. In the Metro Tourney Webster defeated Kelley 4-3, McLain 8-1, and Memorial 5-1, but lost to Hale 1-5, in Regionals they garnered a double win over Blackwell 3-0 and 12-3, and split with Okmulgee 3-2, 4-9 and 1-6. Disappointed in the Sapulpa Invitational Webster lost to Sand Springs 5-6 and to Ol-:mulgee 6-11. Regular season play gave the Warriors a double win over Mason 4-3 and 9-2, and wins over Sand Springs 3-2, Claremore 4-3. Booker T. Washington 4-3. and Holland Hall 10-2. A split came with Broken Arrow 5-4 and 0-2 and a tie at 6- all with Pryor. Losses were to Kelley 4-12 and 1-4: Okmulgee 4-8 and 0-11, Sapul- pa 0-2 and 2-5, Rogers 4-15, and East Central 1-4. Gary Ramey held the highest batting average for the team. 121 , ,, , . sl I FRONT ROW: Scott Gee. Dale Ridenhour, Jon Richardson, john Murray, Kenny Tumer: SECOND ROW: Mike Sexton. Vincent Orange. Philip Bougie, Craig Gaines, Mike Simmons, Benny Landrum: TOP ROW: Kenny Fish, George Denny, Jody Fisher, Donald Cavin ReCOI'dS were broken in many instances this year as Webster show- ed signs of becoming a power in track and field events. The two- mile relay team composed of Steve Ryan, jon Richardson, John Murray and Scott Gee set a new time of 8:17:04: Gee and Ryan joined with Iody Fisher and jim Money to set a new distance medley time of 11:30:02. Vincent Orange tied the school record of 9:08 in the 100-yard dash and had a 22:04 for his best time in the 220-yard dash. Tim Smith tied the school record of 12'6 in pole vault. The team placed second in the Tulsa Classic and in the 3-A Region- al Meet. They finished third in the Edison Relays, fourth in the Sapulpa Invitational, and took eighth in State 3-A competition. At the State meet Orange took fifth in both the 100 and 220: Gaines, sixth in 120-High Hurdles: Gee, fifth in the 2-mile: and Ryan second in the 880. Also qualify- ing for State were Lance Phillips, Jon Richardson, Carlton Peters. and John Murray. In Girls' Track Tulsa finals Druscilla Wise placed first in the long jump and third in the softball throw. 1 123 Minor spring sports proved to be most interesting for the War- riors this year as the number of par- ticipants increased and the events became more visible. The tennis team wrangled only 2-ll season, defeating Central 8-7 to 1-2: Wyers lost early in play- offs, Rippetoe lost out in the third round. In doubles Wright and Jobe defeated Durant before losing to Henryetta. In girls' singles Patty Colpitts and Druscilla Wise took third place ratings in singles: Colpitts teamed with Sherry Rose to take third in doubles. Golfers had a 5-4 season de- feating McLain and Central: split- ing with Sand Springs, Sapulpa and Kelley: and losing to Okmulgee. 8 FRONT ROW: Ricky Grisham, Coach Robert Sprague SECOND ROW: Billy Sullivent, Doug Rippetoe, Rick Wires TOP ROW Kevin Hale, Carl jobe, Kenny Wright FRONT ROW: Tim Harrison Randy Harrison Rodney Cook David Dobbs. TOP ROW Clifford Patterson Mike Bacon Joe Rodrigues 1 d if-v SI L 71-If'-215153 ' , .. L 1 -312 Y S W, 1 N N bf 1 . ' ,1 1- ,v'-gf' NM.. , ' 1 ' i nil, 2,-'-1' i ' H .lm 'N r -' .HQ -ml . ,W Sacial events for grads were held at the Elks Lodge. May l6. DWHS '74 Grad Kristie Gordon. cur- renr Miss Tulsa, spoke at the Banquet: Wilderness played. 125 Entertamment added to the social activities of the Class of '75 was provided by the Farewell Assembly and the Reception for Par- ents. The Assembly featured the Class History, Prophecy and Will as well as varied entertainment selections. Marching rehearsal and actual march- ing lines provided opportunity for grads to converse and discuss future plans. The Reception was held in the Resource Center. Vesper Service was held Sunday. May 25, in the Webster Stadium with the Rev. Bill Burton bringing the Class Sermon. Four False Notions About Your Future. Chanters sang and Mike Cooper played the Proces- sional and Recessional March. Commencement on the front steps to the building was held Monday evening, May 28, with the Address brought by Mr. Wheeler, Assistant Director of Oklahoma Natural Gas Company. The Invocation was deliv- ered by the Rev. Carl Moore of Park- view Nazarene Church, and the Bene- diction by the Rev. Carl Morrison of Western Hills Assembly of God. Mr. Curtis Tumer, member of the Board of Education, authorized the graduation: the Processional was played by the Band and the vocal music department presented special music. 'ic i i 19' 1 u 4 .!'. wt 'Z Q 9 W .fi 'Q ' . , x. 1.4 'I .1 3, 5..,A . - 3 QQ p ggg.2f2 arf' PX :EFX Many moods filled the year at Webster, and many moods filled the stage during the presenta- tion of the Speech Department Play, THE ENEMY. Channing Pollocl-c's gre anti-war story. Although the play was set in Vienna during the time of World War I, situations and lines were appropriate to the world situa- tion of 1975 and the message of non- violence - love, victory, and peace - were most appropriate for today's generation. The Speech Department presents a play each year as a portion of its study of drama and dramaticsi the play this year was under the direc- tion of Speech Instructor Hudson Wilcox. Featured in the cast were Tim B Smith, Darla Carmichael, LeeAnn Mor- gan, Doug Valentine, Dennis Williams, Mike Sexton, J im Brown, Kathy Slack Dale Lorenzen, Randy Shaddox, and Chris Valentine. N s Q.: .. Q- un gmt! U Q in V . 'Q-'Ei' tyhnpgfyvwwwvfi fr,uwQ.':?-QQ.. 5-if I C l W 5 i f W friff' va 1 Y-4 'V as hx f N . . 3, . 1 3 New . i Continuing activities for the year. members of the graduat- ing class presented an evening of homegrown fun and frolic as they came up with their scan- dals program. Solos, ensembles, skits - all presented the lives of the Class of '75 in humorous review: pediatrician's office, kindergarten, days of fun while viewing early TV shows, and final- ly high school days presenting perfected entertainment numbers by talented individuals. Class officers developed the show: sponsor, Mrs. Millie Bowman, directed: Dirk Copeland was stage manager. Summer Supplement Daniel Webster High School The Warrior '75 ' 1 . 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