Deer Creek High School - Antler Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1982 volume:

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K L , J . 1 D 1 elebrate Life The Festive Season The leaves and ground were beginning to brown With many dancing to October s sound lt was party days and party nights A time to relax and look around The market of the fest was spread S reading through the s irit of the season T rough community an town Celebrate the calling within each heart Taking a moment from fi hting daily death A crowd that surged in t e evening square Prepared for the festival soon to be in the air A toast to me A toast to A toast to :fe renewed Our souls gathering Our bodies here The warmth of revelry we share Through feastin and fun let us not forget Our creator an provider to whom we swear So many become lively as the evening sways And as the darkness envelops the hour Dance to the tune Sing of the song Forget your vows it wont be long l wonder where goodness lies ln a world with little reply Yet the balance is clear to all To see to feel to laugh to love Will not be denied from above Robert Medley you nf . ' ' T Where was this spirit when the skies were grey 1982 Antler Deer Creek School Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 Volume 34 81-82 is ArYear- To Celebrate Life There's a party goin' on right here, a celebration to last throughout the year. The lyrics of this popular song by Kool and the? Gang can best describe the 1981-82 year at Deer Creek. Each student celebrated life in his or her own way. T School at Deer Creek, throughout the course of the year, brought about many opportunities for celebration. The student body displayed their abilities to work around the daily routines to find time for enjoyment. Pepyrallies, plays, and picnics all served as festival occasions. Deer Creek was full of many new faces and . personalities this year. From the carnival tothe prom, students constantly searched for new means of entertainment by taking whatever came along with a joyous outlook. The graduating seniors of 1982, who look back on the year, will find thatit was full of glorifying moments. Q Ronnie Dixon ltop rightl fires up the audience at the traditional Homecoming pep assembly. . The football team rushes onto the field to cap off Homecoming festivities at right. Above fans find a reason to celebrate at a home' football game., f , 1 xiii X-9 i M i i . Jr il , xii?-riff? 4 5, ,,.,wi. Wkiii Wi .MM i,iii W W,X,X,x ,X i X X Q i Y i ,. .K , i i Vefffgqff-.sm fm ., if I ' Fireworks is just one way of celebfating our independence. Suzanne Rapp and Steve Heath ibeiow lefti, enjoy each other'si company between Classes Below students pause to celebrate being Americans by saluting the flag. HB3ii3?1WZffia?-335 514 51535374 .f -' fl-'Ml QW. Nb X ff XX X Q K f f ,2ff.ff N I x X A XXXX A X X MN! Mr. And Miss DCHS This year's Mr. and Miss DCHS are Jay Burress and Deborah Wolfe. lay is the son of lke and Peggy Burress and has played on the Varsity basketball team for efour years. He was also voted Friendliest and Best Dressed his senior year. Deborah is the daughter of Charles and ludy Wolfe and has been on the student council for three years. She has also been an active member of Future Homemakers of America and was voted Most likely to Succeed. ' Hard work and determination have brought this young couple where they are. Deborah lrighti was voted Most Likely to Succeed by the Senior class. ' Always being there to lend a hand is one reason lay Burress and Deborah Wolfe labovei were good choices for the honor of Mr. and Miss DCHS. lay labovel was picked as Friendliest and Best Dressed by the Seniors. mmmwwmfw jay Burress And Deborah Wolfe Deborah Cabovel, adding to her many talents, works hard on her typing assignment. A hard worker in basketball, as well as in the classroom, Jay ibelowl concentrates on his free throws. Dail Routine Is A Quiet Celebration From class to class each day one rarely feels such daily routine can serve as a festive occasion. Yet, as each hour passes by, the little joys are present. For some, just getting through the day is a delightful experience. However, there are those others who enjoy achieving a goal. Making good grades, of course, can be very fulfilling. But most of all, to make an effort and to be a part of a group, can give one a feeling of self-worth. Steve Heath and Susan Turner trightl spent many hours practicing their part from A Star Is Born for the dinner theater. The drill team faboveb kept everyone entertained at Pep assemblies. jay Burress lrightl makes valuable use of the five minutes between classes to talk to Lorrie Ward and Shelly Presley. Taking a moment to appease his appetite is Brad McGraw fleftl. jason Rainey and Brandon Smith ibelowl visit the popular Coke machine during lunch break. Suzanne Rapp fabove leftl works diligently on another typing assignment. Devom Woolbright and john Poarch ileftl enjoy some free time in the library by looking at magazines. Fall Fest Is Enjoyed This year's carnival was a new experience for all involved. All three schools, elementary, middle, and high school combined their efforts to put on one massive carnival in the high school courtyard. Kids and adults alike enjoyed an evening featuring good food and a televised OU-USC game. Excited about his new job, john Poarch lrightl works on Steve Thompson's leg in the spook house. johnny and Lorrie Ward lbelowl discuss the carnival prized as joey Fisher and Dona Golden look on. t, Traci Wheeler Qabovel prepares to scare the devil out of spook house guests, Principal Phil Wallace lleftl seems to be collecting a good deal on tickets from this young carnival goer. Season Opens 4 With Drama Production The Speech Department's first production of the year was presented on October 6-8. Dino is a dramatic story about how a juvenile delinquent functions in a high school setting. Brad McGraw played Dino, and Karen West starred as Shirley Wallace, a young girl who falls in love with him. The speech students under the direction of Mrs. jordan gained experience by portraying the other people who interacted in Dino's life. Little brother Tony Falcaro, played by Steve Thompson, Cleft! shares a moment of admiration for his older brother Dino tBrad MCC-rawl. Todd Hanan labovel, in a dramatic scene, portrays an angry father disgusted with Dino's behavior. ' Teenagers Sylvia and Della, played by Charlotte Bush and Carol King tabove lefti, are seen discussing their next move. The school secretary, played by Angie McCanlies tleftl is propositioned by Danny tTodd Russelll. Lori Derr Krightl awaits to consult all lean Nicole shoppers. Renee Hediger labovel serves you with a smile at Western Sizzlin. Z Cindy Pickard labovel shows the finest clothes money can buy at Susie's Casuals. Supplying information for customers Caboveb is all part of Robert Kenney's job at Sears. Tom Persechino fabove topl tends to the needs of Sears shoppers. lill Bush labovel has her hands full during working hours at the Gift Horse. Student Workers Gain Experience, Earn Extra Money Many Deer Creek people are not only students, but manage to hold part time jobs as well. Learning responsibility through school work can be applied on the job. However, keeping up with school work and working in the competitive world is not always a simple task, as a few students have found. Yet, the experience that can be gained, may serve as a helpful influence when it comes to making career choices. jeff McCanlies stops to straighten merchandise at Toys by Roy. Tami Brooks and Donovan Arterburn lrightl interrupt Master of Ceremonies Brad McGraw as he attempts to introduce the next act. Members of The Band who entertained throughout the evening were QL-Rl Gary lsch, Cindy Pickard, john Humphrey, Pam lsch, and Ralph Deming. Derrell Robison, Phil Copeland, and Bill Mullen iabovel take a breather backstage between acts, Karen West irightl sings Father's Eyes in the opening act. Dinner Theater f Offers Home Style y Entertainment y I I That s Entertainment ' was on the menu at this year's dinner theater put on by the Stage Production class. Dramatic duets, melodramas, and musical numbers were all performed. Those attending enjoyed a full course meal while students gained ' experience in all phases of the theatre. T l Susan Turner Cleftl prepares for 'her characterization' of Barbra Streisand. Debbie Lacina and Todd Hanan Kabovel enjoy their meal as they wait for the evening's entertainment to begin. Cori Riddles tleftl displays her unique sense of balance in her equally exceptional gymnastics performance. After the Learning ls An Education Too School life is not limited to campus activities only. The after hours are just as important as the time spent in the classroom. After the game or just whenever the occasion arises, students find ways to get together. At dances, parties, or concerts, being fir with friends is a celebration in itself. Charlotte Bush and lerretta Furr Crightl prepare for the Black and White Dance which was the first social event of the school year. Taking a break from the FBLA convention, Rodney Furr and ' if Angie McCanlies laboveb try their luck at the video games. .3 yjiwzg Q5 wwe. Modeling it up at the Turkey Tango are fabove right! V Brooke Beavers and Kim Hobson. 4 E '- , ::,f, 4 ' 3' f Fifth Quarter offered students a time of fellowship and fun after home football games. At right Darian Woolbright and Diane Ward roast hot dogs and talk over the game. Students from all over the state of Oklahoma attended the Close-up Seminar in Washington, D.C. March 22-26. Deer Creek students were: 2nd row: Cl-rl Chere Wishon, Sydney Ringer, and Carla Adams, and 4th row: lay Collins. Waiting for their dinner are sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Larry Black fleftl. Carla Adams and Sydney Ringer Cleftj enjoy the sites in Washington, D.C. Sophomores Visit Washington Comedy Presented During Spring Grandpa Sycamore fSteve Thompson, rightl, addresses the provider of their happy household. The cast of You Can't Take it With You ibelowl makes the most of their curtain call. 'YW 'ix ef . , s K vm ,ai i A , 4, 4 . sa xg is is X sf Nr Mrs. Sycamore, played by Angie McCanlies iabovei, works away on the play she's been writing for seven years 7' is lg ,. sq. fwfr U -if My V Wizard Cf Oz ls A Huge Success Dorothy fSusan Turnerj and the Scarecrow lBrad McGrawl discover the heartless Tin Man fDonovan Arterburnl during their journey to the Emerald City at left. The cowardly lion CSteve Heath, belowl years for a little courage in the spring musical. l Suzanne Wolfe, Karen West, Deborah Wolfe, and Darolyn Whipple tleftj sing the day away with a couple of tra-a-la's. Scarecrow Brad McGraw fleftl uses his charm and perusasion to convince Dorothy CKaren Westl that he should accompany her on the journey to Oz. Students Let Loose During Twirp Week Traci Wheeler labovel clears the way for fullback Lorrie Ward. Cheerleaders for the Sophomore-junior team rally the fans while working on their acrobatic form at right. The Vixons 110th 84 11th teaml rest during halftime at the Powder-Puff football game which they won 18-12, The tug-of-war crew from the lunior class gives an all out effort as Don Marks and Les Cuddeback demonstrate labovel. Carol King lleftl is ready for the serve in the volleyball competition. W, LaRynda Hoskins labovel diligently manuevers her toothpick in order to pass the lifesaver to Robert Medley during the Mini-Olympics. Making their appearance at the Powder- Puff Homecoming are king and queen Todd Hanan and Angie McCanlies lleftj. Seniors Honored ith Luncheon At Oak Tree i Senior Christie Allred fright? wonders where the main V course has gone. 1 ,, , .K ? , Entertaining her friend during the luncheon is Dawn Wx Al, ,Q 44 '4 Hubkey labovel. N' 'Al if ' 'A ' f Steve Young labove righti converses with Ralph Deming and Steve Heath as they wait for the meal. At right, Andrew Simonton lights a memory for Ben Canham. s r ,it , 5.-...N-.N A ff- f. S Troy Peddycoart lleftl adds a little salt to his main dish. Waiting for his meal to be prepared is Steve Heath Qbelowl. At left, Brooke Beavers enjoys talking with her friends at the senior luncheon. Senior Andy Sutton Cleftl waits patiently for his dinner. 23 juniors Host lt's Time For Me To Fl Darian Woolbright labove right? lights up Todd Whipple's prom night, Candy Mullen and her date seem to be free of problems at the prom labovel. Seniors Angie McCanlies and Ronnie Dixon lrightl dance the evening away. X ' 5? 41 e X 4. N, M ,A Kicking up their heels at the junior-Senior prom are Amy Bose and Laura Hoover ileftl. Randy Edwards and Melissa Milligan Cbelowl enjoy a slow dance during the evening. These prom-goers are Cleft L-Rl 1st row: Alysia Baker, Susan Turner, julie Bartness, and 2nd row: Trent Russell, Doug Tomlin, Randy Hampton, and Terry Walker. Renee Hediger and Barbara Parks ileftl take a moment to relax with their dates. qi ,K . .ign- Inq l Traci Wheeler ileftl intimidates her opponents during the volleyball game. At left Brad McGraw, Karen West, julie Paine, and Doug Mackey were two of the many couples enjoying the picnic. Watching the action at Fink Park are Ron Neese and Terry Walker labovel. Barbara Parks, Deidre Pifer, Lori Derr, and Troy Peddycoart relax in the cool shade ileftl. ,.-xr afigat End Of School Brings Annual junior-Senior Picnic Sheila Spinks lleftj takes a break from the picnic festivities to enjoy some pickles. fifty HX Carol King and Kim Hobson take advantage of time outdoors to catch some sun lleftl, ,.' At left the Senior boys are all smiles during the junior-Senior picnic. Outstanding Students Recognized Valedictorian Steve Bowles is honored by Dr. Schnee at right. Counselor Mrs. Gardner fright? honors Debbie Lacina with the OKC Panhellenic award for maintaining one of the five top grade point averages among senior girls. Brad McGraw tabovel is happy to be named Deer Creek's Outstanding High School Student. Brad also received the ACT Scholarship and the Performance Award. Besides being named salutatorian, Don Herring trightl received the American Legion Award. - 'X A' .wi ll -Q-14 i NITE' 'I l A fl nzmnmig .,ig,M,'f , 4Y , Karen West and Jeanie Ward lleftl sing a duet at the high school awards assembly. Also receiving the Panhellenic Award for high grade point average was Michelle Chapman lbelowl. i 5 l At left, Deer Creek's selection for Girl's State, Devon Woolbright receives her certificate from Mr. Wallace. Doug Mackey lleftl is given the Independent Insurance award by School Board President Bob Medley. Class Cf '82 Celebrates New Horizons john Lunday lrightb breaks one final rule before graduating from Deer Creek as he sneaks a bite of Cracker lacks during one speech. Ronnie Dixon lrightl accepts his diploma from School Board President Bob Medley. At right, Valedictorian Steve Bowles and Salutatorian Don Herring wait to be seated during opening exercises. , A 1 in I 'V 2 1 L -141' fr ' m y E At left, Ronnie Dixon performs Class of '82 which he wrote and dedicated to the memory of former classmate Rex Rosser. jack Bowen, ileftl anchorman for KOCO-TV imparts wisdom to the class of '82. 1 Above, graduates listen intently to the speaker's challenge before going their separate ways. Angie McCanlies ileftl says her last good-byes to a friend and senior class sponsor, Mrs. jordan. r xx XW V1 y NN ' 51 pm Q f' f' y W 'PvNXk ff Wi X X M 71 I ' v' vm, ,nf r ,W ' M rs- -.f A 4W M, My . .. iv 1. if K J. we Sf . -5 wi ,EE Xgv M il E ,M A M ww f W M ' A M ff J f H' gm ,iff-ill' .T Aw M7441 G if ' 'M ' n Y uv.. afw f W W . 5 W f 6555 ' MF H av S R if? f X Qi 'E L1 fr' Q '93 E 1 Q Ng ' .M 1 f 5 -, L. ' at U1 K, f:f'wEiE5is 1. Y Q' Jw df 4 Baby Faces Shine On ,I as as Tami Brooks iaboveb shows off her new wheels. Amy Bose labove right! dreams of her future years. Cindy Pickard irighti says, Everyone touch your toes. Debbie Lacina iabovej is surprised to be photographed so early in the morning. I Donnie Hutchinson ilefti makes his connections. X . 59321 'Ki um 3, M T my wx ,, if - ,, .,.,, Wm., 1 iw ' 595'f'?S?4ilE,.is.:M .5 ' mg 34 was , w ' ' . s ,,.i Q, xi mv A. Q Todd Russell lleftl is always ready to catch a football. lf 11 ll A 25 4, i m gawk' , X. lss f ws I - if V Q .sw SK . at Q , . uwyf V. - M.. A.,s,., W' V. , .E , .: is xi f s i f.. . , k,5. X yi .4-A K ,:. -i ,Tae- Brad McGraw lbottom leftl is the kid in his formula. Candy Mullen lbelowl asalts the kitchen. lay Burress' innocent looks labovel still fool us all. Ronnie Dixon Randy Edwards Rodney Furr Todd Hanan Q' ij i 1 ' 4 g I Q ' I 0 0 Frlendllest N4 0 V 0 Michelle Chapman J! d ,f K lay Erirrress A A R W Sabrinda Harper Cori Haynes Steve Heath Don Herring Kim Hobson Laura Hoover Dawn Hubkey lohn Humphrey Angie McCanlies and john Lunday ittiest Donnie Hutchinson Gary lsch Pam Isch Robert Kenney Ronnie Dixon Crightj is Different Strokes' new Arnold Dawn Adkins lbelowl comes out from hiding. Christie Allred labovei liked to play doctor when she was young. lill Bush labove righti thinks DC is fl. Cori Haynes lrightl enjoyed going to parties at an early ae. Carol King Cleftl the eyes have it. Todd Hanan fbelowl takes the cake. Angie McCanlies Cabovel says, Mom, how do you spell party? Don Herring Cabovej voices his opinion loudly about his new hat. Baby Pictures Capture True Personalities Seniors Face l Final Chapter 12 Year Club KL-RJ 'Ist row Tami Brooks, Diane Butler, Cindy Pickard. 2nd row Ronnie Dixon, Lori Wolfgang, Kelly Conover. :Q .. ,fe 3 if -V, 's , 1 M- 1 2- ' - ff - ,:'i,- V J 5 ,- f-as ww ff? - ' f -vp if :f-iw' -isswspfi was , iz --N - my if , .,,,,V fig, Q , 2 X 44 Doug Mackey iabovel waits his turn as Andrew Simonton is measured for cap and gown for graduation. Lori Wolfgang labovel forces a smile at one of Mr. Branam's Psychology jokes. Senior Class Officers: KL-Rl Laura Hoover, Reporter, Amy Bose, Sgt. at Arms, Cindy Pickard, treasurer, Angie McCanlies, Vice-president, s X a Debbie Lacina, President. Not pictured, Kim Hobson, Secretary. Brooke Beavers and Carol King tabovel compare graduation announcements. Tami Brooks helps jay Burress Cabovel get wrapped up in spirit at a pep assembly. 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I : I . H , I , F Z ' - 1 ' 1 f 3 Q - rl X I F 3,11 I . I - I 5 4 1. ' - Q l Q ., . 1 w fx 'X I juniors Look Ahead, Prepare For Future This year's junior class showed finesse and incentive as they prepared for next year s prime. After adequately providing the senior class with a prom, many juniors prepared for their college futures by taking the needed tests and selecting collegiate prospects. Three members of the junior class managed to register in the top twenty percent nationwide on the PSAT tests. junior Class Officers lL-Rl Susan Turner, Secretary john Poarch, Treasurerg Darlene Stutte, President Lorrie Ward Vice President. Chrystal Adcock Alysia Baker Roger Benedict jimmy Best Rick Briscoe Robert Brown Karen Burger john Coury Les Cuddeback Lin Daniel Paul Davis Lori Derr Rodney Durr Billy Elliott Brent Farmer Pam Ferguson Dona Golden Randy Hampton Renee Hediger LaRynda Hoskins Susan Turner labovel entertains at the fall conce presented by the chorus. As Tom Persechino lrighti tests the cake, Miss Preece distributes plates and napkins for her wedding party given by Newspaper class. Dale Huddleston Kim Kelly Shelly Lambert John Loftis Sean Lunday Rhonda Lynch Darron Lyon Don Marks Robert Medley Melissa Milligan 'lil V Ron Neese ' :-,., ' N' V ff .1 www i Barbara Parks 'i r i' l gf-1 Vi, A Tony Peddycoart Tom Persechino 81 82 Is A Busy Year For juniors juniors Todd Whipple and jimmy Best lbelowi search for winter fun in the snowy Deer Creek courtyard. Deidre Pifer lohn Poarch Shelly Presley Suzanne Rapp Natalie Roberts Becky Robison Trent Russell Mike Smith Sheila Spinks Sherri Stallings Darlene Stutte Laura Thompson e4 l'9?! LaRynda Hoskins labovel enjoys listening to music while watching her classmates participate in the Mini- Olympics. -an , l 1 limmy Best Cin backl looks shocked at the amount of cake Shelly Lambert can fit into her mouth at once during a Zoology party. we 1 Suzanne Rapp labovel strikes a ghoullsh pose in the junior class sponsored Spook house. Doug Tomlin Susan Turner Kristi Vaill Linda Voelker Gia Walker Terry Walker Gene Wanzer Lorrie Ward Rick Warrick Traci Wheeler Todd Whipple Kristina Wolff Rolanda Wood Devon Woolbright Sophomores Are Sydney Ringer VP Charlotte Bush Secretary jackie As the sophomore class advances into experienced high school students, they no longer fear the burdens of being in a new school setting It is a year to accomplish tasks and to try new ideas The tenth graders kept themselves busy earning money for the class fund They sold funnel cakes at the carnival and provided refreshments at school movies throughout the year The class was also given a taste of classic literature by reading To Kill a Mockingbird in English class Carla Adams Sheldon Adkins Teresa Andrews Kristie Bailey Julie Bartness Chuck Bernhardt Connie Buffington Charlotte Bush Corey Butler Brent Byler Clay Cargill Dorothy Carpenter Becky Cline lay Collins Lana Dean Wendy Dunham awww Wah' may lerretta Furr Susan Gallagher jimmy Gardner Bryan Greene Geri Harper Leslie Hawkins Trey Haynes Wade Hundley Rick Hunt Sybil Kavan Greg Liles Linda Long jeff McCanlies leana McDonald Mike Magness Ronda Miller Owen Mills ri ,.r,, ,i2:,:. i Uwlqom-...i WW Brent Turrentine and Wade Hundley faboveb enjoy dance exercise as part of Stage Production's Artist in Residence program. Wade Hundley and lerretta Furr lleftl dance in the fall play Dino Mark Nuner Tim O'Conner julie Paine Chris Poindexter Sydney Ringer Kim Schott jackie Schraad Tracy Schwandt Richard Shepheard Eric Sizemore Steve Thompson joe Turner Brent Turrentine Karen Tyrrell Barry Waldrop Karen West leff Whitfield Cindy Winningham Chere Wishon Left Geri Harper and Chere Wishon take a break Kristie Bailey lbelowl rolls up her teammate Dorothy Carpenter during class competition 'wif f QW Frosh Begin Road To Graduation This year's freshman class moved into the high school building with an enthusiasm that they maintained all year. They quickly adjusted to the new school setting with such events as their field trip to see the film Romeo and Juliet at Shepherd Mall. Freshman Class Officers KL-Rl Chris Hobson, Treasurer, Mike Pappin, President, and lason Rainey, Vice President. Absent Mike Haynes, Secretary Donovan Arterburn Shawn Austin joe Benedict Bryan Bernhardt Michael Bradley lu... Whitney Burnham Angela Cargill Nicole Cargill Mike Carlile Kyle Cline Katheryn Conley Phil Copeland , L , Preparing to slice the cake for a celebration in the Spanish class are Mrs. Fleming and Debbie Golden. inth Graders Are Enthusiastic Group Kelly Cornelius Richard Crane Craig Dodgen Shelly Durr Brenda Edwards Trace Field Debbie Golden Mike Hall Mike Haynes Billie Hediger Chris Hobson Stacy jones Displaying their playful spirits are Daniel Medley and Jason Rainey Cabovel. Darolyn Whipple labovel comes inside after lunchtime fun in the snow. Eric Lamerton Courtney Linsenmeyer Lisa Lubbers Rick Lynch Robin Lynch ,vw- Robert Marchant Tracy McDaniel Kurt McGraw David McCullough Daniel Medley r n Rick Lynch tleftl proudly displays the bicycle he won during the PTO raffle. Below Brenda Edwards concentrates on getting accurate notes xx . 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I' X 1 ' xx: 4' A' V: X ,X V Publications Inform DC, Gather Memories Yearbook staff KL-Rl 1st row: R Wood, L Ward. 2nd row: O Mills, R Medley, T Walker, I Burress, 1 McCanlies. 3rd row: L Hoskins, 1 Lawson, I Best, I Furr, D Carpenter, K Kelly. 4th row: T Wheeler, K Bailey. 1982 Yearbook Editor, Lorrie Ward labovel. Q1 Yearbook advisor julie Baird assists a hard working Traci Wheeler at Q, X right. 4, at Mrs. julie Baird labovel served as advisor to the Times and Antler staffs. Melissa Milligan, lleftl editor of the Deer Creek Times, keeps the paper functioning as she phrases this week's headlines. I 1ME! I. Newspaper Staff CL-RJ 1st row: T Persechino, S Spinks, L Hoskins, I Best. 2nd row: B Parks, D Golden, M Milligan, R Medley D Golden. 3rd row: R Hediger, L Daniel. 1 Darlene Stutte labovej is named to the All-Tournament Team at the OBU Invitational. FCA Promotes Unity ln 1982 FCA Girls Officers lL-Rl C. Pickard, T. Brooks, D. Stutte, and T. Wheeler. FCA Girls QL-Rl 1st row: T. Trudgeon, N. Cargill, K. West, C. Pickard, T. Brooks, D. Stutte, T. Wheeler, K. Cornelius, G. Harper, B. Cline. 2nd row: S. Ringer, D. Adkins, A. Uhl, C. Wishon, M. Chapman, 1. Furr, L. Wolfgang, K. Neese, 1. Ward, T. Russell, 1. Paine, S. Gallagher. 3rd row: K. Kelly, C. Adams, L. Ward, L. Hawkins, S. Lambert, D. Woolbright, D. Woolbright, S. Rapp, I. Lawson, R. Lynch. FCA Boys KL-Rl 1st row: R. Furr, 1. Burress, B. McGraw, T. Lamerton 2nd row: B. Elliott, I. Uhl, I. Collins, D. Marks, B. Turrentine, T. Russell, J. Poarch, 1. Turner, T. Haynes, B. Byler. 3rd row: S. Adkins, T. Walker, A. Sutton, R. Dixon, T. Hanan, T Russell. 4th row: K. McGraw, 1. Gardner, B. Schraad, W. Hundley, R. Neese. FCA Officers fabove L-RJ B. McGraw, 1. Burress, T. Lamerton, and R. Furr. FCA Boys President jay Burress Cleftl has a wide range of talents. Cheerleaders Lead Antlers To Victory C 15 .WN Kim Kelly, junior: Head Cheerleader leanie Lawson, Sophomore vw: Varsity Cheerleaders: Front 1. Brown. 2nd row lL-Ri I. Lawson, K. Kelly, I. Paine. 3rd row: K. West. 4th row: G. Harper. Geri Harper, Sophomore 5 ., M- 5- .A julie Paine, Sophomore Karen West, Sophomore Pep Club KL-RJ 1st row: S. Wolfe, K. Kelly, 1. Brown, K. West, 1. Lawson, C.. Harper, J. Paine, D. Whipple. 2nd row: S. Pifer, S Lambert, L. Voelker, L. Hoskins, S. Harper, S. Presley, l. Furr, D. Woolbright, S. Miller 3rd row: C. Craven, D. Golden, T. Andrews, D. Carpenter, T. Schwandt, P. Ferguson, S. Kavan, C. Riddles, R. Lynch. 4th row: T. Trudgeon, C. Adams, R. Hediger, A. McCanlies, D. Lacina, C. Wishon, K. Hobson, W. Dunham. 5th row: K. Tyrrell, S. Turner, C. Allred, B. Beavers, C King, C. Haynes, R. Miller. 6th row: N. Roberts, A. Uhl, C. Bush, D. Woolbright, D. Ward, T. Russell, K. Bailey. Speech Department l Teaches Art Of Public Presentation The Speech and Drama Departments combined its talents to produce two plays during this year's term. Dino, Reginald Rose's story of a teenage delinquent who is returning to his old high school, was billed as the opening production. Members of Speech Class showed how a high school boy faced with difficulties interacts with his environment. The spring comedy was the 1930's Broadway play You Can't Take It With You. The cast portrayed an entertaining family and updated the script to modern times. Above Essie Uerretta Furrl and Mrs. Kirby tAngie McCanliesJ act normally in You Can't Take lt With You. E ,fav Advanced Speech QL-RJ 1st row: R. Dixon, C. Haynes, J. Furr, P. Ferguson. 2nd row: D. jordan-Sponsor, G. Walker, S. Spinks, 1. Brown, K. Hobson, A. McCanlies, M. Tierney, K, West, C. Mullen, D. Lacina. 3rd row: S. Harper, S. Thompson, B. McGraw, T. Russell, A. Bose, R. Medley, C. Bush, S. Turner. 4th row: T. Hanan, A. Simonton, 1. Lunday, S. Heath, B. Canham, C. King. Speech I CL-RJ 1st row: S. St. Onge, S. Marchant, S. Wolfe. 2nd row: D. Whipple, S. Harper, M. Hall, L. Voelker, T. Schwandt, 3rd row 1. Napier, C. Adcock, G. Harper, C. Dodgen. 4th row: 1. Norris-Sponsor, 1. Rainey, S. Rust, B. Bernhardt, D. Medley, B. Smith. Q1 I i. 58: . l i ? Y s Rheba, played by Debbie Lacina iabovel, prepares for dinner at the Vanderhoff household. Steve Thompson ileftl demonstrates his superb acting ability as Grandpa in You Can't Take It With You. 9 ' Art Students Gai n Recog n itio n C Outstanding Art Students lL-RJ Rolanda Wood, junior, Erin O'Connor, Freshman, and Owen Mills, Sophomore. in-4 As.-.. Art Club KL-RJ 'lst row, R Lynch, T Russell, T O'Connor, S Miller. 2nd row: O Mills, L Daniel, T Trudgeon, T Ruminer, T Whipple, B Edwards, D Wolfe, B Elliott. 3rd row: B Parks, L Hoover, S Presley, T Lamerton, M Murry, R Wood, S Durr. 4th row: D Reed-Advisor, D Marks, 1 Turner, D Hutchinson, A Bose, C Ward, R Dixon, D Robinson, K Conover. 5th row: A Simonton, L Cuddeback, S Heath, J Lunday, R Briscoe, R Edwards. High School Rodeo Association CL-RJ 1st row: C Riddles, T Wilcher, D Ward, D Robinson, K Conover, P Ferguson, S Miller, A Williams. 2nd row: K Cline, M Hanneman, C Southard, M Conley, L Dean. ' 1 x 1 i junior Pam Ferguson fabovel participates in the Barrell Race Bare-back rider Andy Williams Cabovel competes at the during the Edmond Rodeo. Edmond Round-Up Club. FBLA Has Big Year FBLA Members who places in state Competition are FBLA Officers lL-RJ lst row: L. Hoskins, P. Ferguson, D. srune, R. lL-Rl D6bOf3l'l Wolfe, Tami Brooks and lulle Paine- Furr, C. King, R. Lynch. 2nd row: A. McCanlies, K. Hobson, B. Beavers. FBLA lL-RJ 'lst row: G. Walker, 1. Paine, K. Schott, T. Liles, 1. Lawson, M. Conley, G. Harper, C. King, K. Bailey, W. Dunham. 2nd row: K. Vaill, P. Ferguson, L. Hoskins, R. Lynch, C. Pickard, D. Stutte, T. Wheeler, B. Beavers, A. McCanlies, K. Hobson, Mrs. Hill, Sponsor. 3rd row: N. Roberts, R. Durr, T. Brooks, D. Herring, I. Burress, B. McGraw, and K. Kelly. SC Sponsors Events Throughout Year Student Council Officers KL-RJ Seated: Mrs. Gardner, Darlene Stutte and Roger Benedict Cabovel compete in the Sponsor. 2nd row: S. Spinks, D. Woolbright, C. Haynes, S. Lifesaver race during the SC sponsored Mini-Olympics. Turner. Student Council KL-Rl 'lst row: 1. Mefford, C. Haynes, S. Spinks, S. Turner, M. Gardner, D. Woolbright, S. Kavan. 2nd row: C. Mullen, T. Russell, C. Allred, S. Adkins, W. Hundley, S. Presley, 1. Uhl, A. McCanlies. 3rd row: T. Hanan, A. Simonton, S. Lambert, B. Beavers. Band CL-RJ 'lst row: M. Males, C. Adams, K. Tyrrell, P. lsch, L. Lubbers, L, Young, L. Skodak. 2nd row: S. Bowles, D. Mackey, D. Herring, C. Poindexter, S. Austin, S. Sizemore, M. Rhodes, B. Stanford. Chorus lL-RJ 1st row: I. Brown, S. Miller, M. Murry, B. Sinn. 2nd row: 1. Ward, L. Hoskins, L. Voelker, K. Kelly, N. Cargill, M Conley. 3rd row: D. Hutchison, P. Davis, C. Vorva. 4th row: M. Breitling-Sponsor, T. Brooks, S. Turner, D. Woolbright, S. Lambert, C. Pickard. Organizations Add Spirit And Co- ordination To Halftime IV Cheerleaders Front: S. Wolfe. 2nd row CL-RJ S. Pifer, S. Miller, D. Whipple LMA Drill Team CL-RJ 1st row: B. Beavers, K. Vaill, C. Allred-Captain. 2nd row: K. Hobson, D. Lacina, S. Spinks, T. Andrews, A. McCanlies. 3rd row: C. Haynes, C. Bush, C. King and M. Breitling-Sponsor. Future Homemakers Cf America Plan For Future . jiikga . .. Sponsor Donna McGivern labovej received a bouquet of jerretta and Rodney Furr iabovel were the highlight of the flowers at the FHA banquet. FHA Fashion Show in their wedding formal wear. FHA lL-RJ 1st row: B. Cline, K. Tyrrell, S. Gallagher, I. Paine. 2nd row: C. Adams, B. Edwards, C. Wishon, T. Russell, G. Harper K. Cornelius, K. Bailey, T. Trudgeon. 3rd row: K. Kelly, D. Wolfe, S. Wolfe, N. Roberts, 1. Furr, T. Brooks, D. Woolbright, S. Lambert, R. Lynch. 4th row: S. Ringer, S. Miller, K. Neese, L. Voelker, C. Bush, D. Woolbright, L. Hawkins, D. Ward, M. Conley, R. Lynch, A. Uhl, N. Cargill, D. McGivern-Sponsor. Future Homemakers of America Officers QL-Rl 1st row: D. Wolfe, N. Roberts, K. Kelly, S. Wolfe. 2nd row: T. Brooks, D. Woolbright, I. Furr, S. Lambert, D. McGivern. i 1 i ygiswsgm I fi 5.3 W gg fl: 3 H 22 mi .i55i1.fw..:. - . sr. v N-K, is W X X, . 3 of 1 Kelly Cornelius and her date Cabovel await the FHA banquet buffet. Displaying a spring fashion idea Cat leftl is FHA model Kim Kelly. 81 Stage Production ls A Versatile Group The lead roles in The Wizard of Oz were portrayed by KL-RJ Brad McGraw, tThe Scarecrowl, Steve Heath lThe Lionl, Susan Turner tDorothyJ, and Donovan Arterburn lThe Tin Mani. The wicked witch, played by Tami Brooks ibelowl, seems to en'o eatin her worms. , 1 Y 8 M- T l 1 Stage Production KL-Rl 1st row: T. Andrews, M. Murry, J. McDonald, K. Schott, D. Whipple, K. West, T. Trowbridge, D. Wolfe, S. Turner, T. Whipple. 2nd row: M. Breitling-Sponsor, j. Paine, S. Harper, J. Collins, C. Pickard, I. Humphrey, L. Voelker, S. Bradley, K. Neese, L. Young, S. Wolfe, D. jordan-Sponsor. 3rd row: B. Mann, P. Copeland, W. Hundley, R. Edwards, D. Ward, S. Thompson, 1. Bartness, B. Turrentine, B. McGraw. 4th row: D. Robinson, G. Isch, K. McGraw, T. Brooks S. Heath, R. Deming, D. McCullough, A. Williams, D. Arterburn. 5th row: T. Haynes, C. Haynes, C. Riddles. 4 4 Students Selected For Special Groups Talent Guild lL-RJ 'lst row: S. Kavan, L. Hoskins, K. Kelly, 1. Ward. 2nd row: Mrs. Norris, sponsor, S. Lambert D. Woolbright, T. Brooks, and S. Turner. nonor Society CL-RJ 'lst row: L. Ward, S. Turner, 1. Poarch, Mr. Branam, sponsor, I. Burress, D. Wolfe, D. Woolbright, D. Lacina. 2nd row: D. Mackey, T. Wheeler, M. Milligan, D. Stutte, D. Herring, S. Lambert, B. McGraw, C. Allred, S. Young, and S. Bowles. Q . 'if' Q W. w wviiwff ?i':'35Q?f'5i!F'f::Q59: .:...:::- we if ,M ..... . ,,. f zg Bmw 31' me S xi? ii' Q sin? D1 sf A fu , -Kiwis-X m l WM? - agil- 84 E Q 3 25533 Sa? W, eggs spasm ,S W Q S x- Q. is 4 ' . . ii, A, t X Rl N , xx j X E 1- XIX ' ,an A ,ffl ,- Hx X I ' . ,f urfi . X f nv 2 ' M R QW! aah ,ff ' - X' f' .X f, xx ' -. Www -Q , X ,ff Antlers Gain Experience, Finish Season 4 - Coming off a year that produced a 12-'I record and graduated eleven starters, the Deer Creek Antler football team faced a rebuilding season in 1981. After starting off with a 2-0 record with victories over Chandler and Hennessey, the Antlers were hit with a four game losing streak which was ended with a homecoming victory over arch-rival Piedmont. The team ended the regular season with a victory over Bethany and earned a berth in the playoffs for the fourth consecutive year. The Antlers were defeated by Watonga in the first round of play which closed out their season with a 4- 7 record. Todd Hanan irightl makes another reception which helped get him named to the Oklahoma City Times Little All City team. Varsity Football Team CL-Rl 'lst row: 1. Gardner, 1. Collins, 1. Turner, C. Butler, E. Sizemore, B. Byler, T. O'Conner, B. Elliott. 2nd row: R. Dixon, B. Turrentine, M. Magness, S. Adkins, T. Lamberton, T. Russell, G. Liles, S. Thompson, D. Marks, 3rd row W. Hundley, A. Williams, T. Russell, T. Peddycoart, C. Poindexter, R. Benedict, 1. Poarch, M. Smith. 4th row: R. Edwards, D. Tomlin, R. Hunt, G. Riley, T. Hanan, B. McGraw, C. Bernhardt, M. Nuner, A. Sutton, S. Heath. fx 'tv 2? Quarterback Wade Hundley Cbelowl releases a pass during the Casady game. Varsity Scores . . . Chandler . Hennessey . . . . . Prague McGuinness . . . . . Casady .. Piedmont .. Tecumseh . . . Crescent . . , . Bethany . . . Watonga DC 20 0 DC 28 18 DC 8 16 DC 7 26 DC 7 13 DC 7 ..,. ..,. H eritage Hall 20 DC 22 12 DC 2 20 DC 0 20 DC 9 3 DC 13 25 Todd Hanan Cabovel pulls in a spectacular reception for a long gainer. fl F' Seniors fabove L-RJ 1st row: T Peddycoart, A Williams, B McGraw, A Sutton, T Lamberton. 2nd row: G Riley, T Hanan, S Heath, R Dixon, T Russell. At left, Antler coaches CL-RJ I Sutton, D Souza, R lanousek, D Bergland. IV Scores Freshman Scores DC . 0 ..................., Anadarko , 22 DC . 6 ...........,.,..... Hennessey H 0 DC 0 --------'--------- Weatherford 5 oc . 18 ................ McGuinness . 21 DC 6 ----- Bethany 12 DC . 13 .....,........r....,.. Casady . 14 DC 0 -- ------ Crescent 6 DC . 14 ................,... Bethany ,, 3 DC 6 .- ---- HSHHGSSGY 23 DC . 6 ................. Heritage Hall , 14 DC 22 ---1- Pledmffm 7 Piedmont ,... ................. ,.,.... f 0 rfeit DC 6 -' ---- Heritage Hall 12 Crescent .,...................,...... forfeit DC 6 '- --f- Crescent 14 Below Brent Turrentine C125 turns the ball up field for valuable yardage while at right Tim O'Conner i231 clears the way for the Antler rusher. GICAL 1, 1 L i lunior Varsity Team CL-RJ 1st row: E Sizemore, D Marks, B Byler, C Hobson, M Papin, C Butler, S Thompson, T O'Conner. 2nd row: B Elliott, R Benedict, M Smith, M Magness, T Russell, I Turner, G Liles, I Collins. 3rd row: R Brown, I Garnder, I Poarch, P Copeland, C Bernhardt, I Rainey, C Cline, S Adkins. Freshmen Learn And Grow With Success Below Trent Russell C825 and Mark Nuner 1733 sandwich a Chandler player in the opening game. Todd Russell iabovej picks up a few tough yards against Crescent Todd Hanan ibelowl prepares to wrap up a Prague back. 9th Grade Football KL-RJ 'lst row: M Papin, L Skodak, R Crane, 1 Rilee, C Southard, M Hall, S Voelker. 2nd row: T Field, E Lamerton, B Bernhardt, I Rainey, K Cline, I Benedict, S Sizemore. Antlers Make State 2-A Finals The 1981 - 82 Deer Creek Boys Basketball team began their storybook on December 1 with a win over Crooked Oak. The Antlers reached a record of 9-1 before bowing to four of the next five opponents. They rebounded from those losses and began to peak at playoff time to gain a berth in the prestigious state tournament for the first time since 1976. After an eighteen point win over Beggs in the semi-final round, the boys faced Hominy and were defeated 50-42. Deer Creek finished with a 21-7 record with only one loss to a 2-A team and took home the state runner-up banner. Leading the Anglers to the state finals, guard jay Burress irightl scores an easy lay-up. Ben Canham tbelow rightl finds his range against jones. Rodney Furr lleftl could be counted on throughout the season to help the Antlers with his inside shooting. The Antler team posted a 21-7 record this year of the way to the state 2A finals. Sophomore Wade Hundley lleftj goes up for a shot in the Antler victory over Piedmont. Varsity Basketball Team CL-RJ 'Ist row: T. Walker, S. Rust, B. McGraw, M. Papin, D. Medley, I. Rainey. 2nd row: D. Bergland Coach, R. Neese, W. Hundley, R. Furr, B. Canham, 1. Burress, 1. Branam-Coach. Below the Antler team celebrates victory over Dale in the Regional Tournament. Coached by Little All-City Coach-of- the-Year, john Branam, the DC team sailed undefeated into state 2-A playoffs. ,W 'i 6 ' . y , . : ' uztq M KYLE, S xiilfly g QTLEIJ. nu' gg 35 12 .. ' . wa,-ff .i'hh' l Z 3 - if 5 ,... ,.....a g M1 N52 , 4 5 Q 'eiifi W- R Seniors lAbove L-Rl B McGraw, R Furr, B Canham, I Burress. Not picutred-S O'Connor. Senior guard lay Burress Crightl gets in a difficult two points at the Piedmont game. 92 DC 55 DC 69 DC 58 DC 47 DC 78 DC 65 DC 61 DC 95 DC 62 DC 49 DC 64 DC 63 DC 51 DC 35 DC 59 DC 46 DC 60 DC 48 DC 39 DC 60 DC 58 DC 46 DC 43 DC 30 DC 42 DC 42 DC 55 DC 58 DC 42 .. . .......t........ Crooked Oak 49 . . . ....... Perkins . . . Okemah . . . , . . Noble .. Newcastle . . . Wellston . . . . Milburn . . . Eldorado . . . . . . lones . . . .Okarche . . Piedmont .. Piedmont .. Kingfisher Heritage Hall . . Okmulgee . . . . Casady . . . . . . jones ...Kingfisher . . . Okarche Heritage Hall .. ..... Piedmont ... Watonga Heritage Hall .. Burns Flat Hollis ...... Dale .... Dewar ... Beggs ... Hominy Varsity Scores DC 66 DC 44 DC 46 DC 52 DC 59 DC 61 DC 51 DC 57 DC 44 DC 61 DC 39 DC 46 DC 68 DC 50 DC 51 DC 42 DC 45 DC 34 Ninth Grade Scores Watonga 23 . . .. Crooked Oak 57 ....., Piedmont 47 Casady 33 ... Wellston 58 jones 40 1ones41 .... St. Mary's 31 .... Piedmont 5 ..,. Okarche ... Okarche .i11121SIQ.iJgf4 Provides Depth '.'.F3E2if?ifQ6 And Enthusiasm Watonga 15 . ....KiI1gf1Sh6l'5 During Exciting Season mth Grade Team Ninth Grade Team QL-Rl 1st row: D Medley, M Papin, I Uhl, B Smith, C Dodge, S Sizemore. 2nd row: D Bergland-Coach, 1 Rainey, S Thomas, D McCullough, K McGraw, S Rust, K Cline, J Benedict, j Branam-Coach. Lady Antlers Have Successful Season Despite not reaching the goal of making it to the state tournament, the 1981-82 Lady Antlers had a very successful year. Starting the year off with a 6-2 record, the girls came back from Christmas break to begin the long road to playoffs. After the regular season was completed, the DC girls placed first in the district and third in Skyline Conference with a 14-10 record. During the season the girls made it to the finals of two tournaments, playing Dale in the OBU classic and Kingfisher in the Western Oklahoma Tournament. Although eliminated in regionals, the play of many individuals provided the team with strength and depth. Named to the All Conference team were Suzanne Rapp and Traci Wheeler, and chosen for honorable mention were Dawn Hubkey, Sydney Ringer and Darlene Stutte. As a result of the impressive season, the Lady Antlers have been invited to play in the Tournament of Champions at Del City next year, and are looking forward to an exciting season. Skying high over her opposition, Dawn Hubkey gets the tip. Varsity Girls Basketball lL-Rl 1st row: R Lynch, S Ringer, S Gallagher, D Adkins. 2nd row: D Stutte, L Ward, L Dean, D Hubkey L Hawkins, S Lambert, T Brooks, D Woolbright, D Woolbright, S Rapp, M Chapman, C Wishon, C Adams, T Wheeler. 1981-82 Scores Crooked Oak Perkms Drumrlght Okemah Da e Wellston Milburn Eldorado jones Okarche Piedmont Kingfisher Hollis Kingfisher jones Kingfisher Okarche Heritage Hall Piedmont Watonga Bethany Hinton Sayre 53 . . . 45 53 ......... ' 43 55 ...... ' 39 64 ........ 60 49 ............ l 56 46 ........ 48 46 ........ ' 35 55 ........ 44 57 ....... ' .... 42 47 ........ 58 61 ....... ' 36 33 ....... ' ' 50 48 .,...... Mangum 42 7 ........... ' 43 33 ...,... ' ' 50 52 ...,..,.... 28 39 ...,... ' ' 52 47 ........ 55 68 .... ' 33 60 ....... ' 52 53 ........ 62 59 ,....... 36 34 ......... ' 37 45 .,......... 48 All conference forward Traci Wheeler lleftl manages to shoot between two defenders. Shelly Lambert labove leftl attempts to score with poise and form. Darlene Stutte labovel helps keep her team on the right side of the scoreboard with her outside shooting. Using defensive positioning, Dawn Adkins defends the goal on the guard end. Girls lunior Varsity IL-RJ C. Adams, S. Gallagher, L. Dean, M. Chapman, S. Rapp, D. Woolbright, D. Woolbright, L. Hawkins, C. Wishon, L. Ward, S. Ringer. ,-,.,..- ,....--A Mlm S 24 Sydney Ringer puts one up for two points while the Okarche guard watches. IV Scores DC 52 ......., Edmond 36 DC 56 Crooked Oak 17 DC 41 ..,....., Perkins 26 DC 37 .......... Jones 28 DC 51 ...... Piedmont 37 28 40 DC 54 ------, Okarche Seniors fTop to Bottomj M. Chapman, D. Hubkey, T. Brooks, D. DC 49 ...... Kingfisher Adking, 9th Grade Scores DC 27 ....... Watonga 6 DC 26 ....,. Piedmont 5 DC 37 . . .... Casady 1 DC 31 . ..... Jones 2 DC 27 . ....... jones 2 DC 47 . ... Piedmont 5 DC 21 . ..,. Okarche 4 DC 57 .. .... Casady 8 DC 38 . .... Okarche 4 DC 49 .......... Tuttle 3 DC 30 .,..,. St. Mary s 1 DC 32 ...... Kingfisher 5 DC 22 . .... Okarche 3 DC 23 ....,, Kingfisher 5 ' 2 1 6 3 1 DC 49 ...... St. Mary's 32 8 3 7 6 ' 5 5 7 4 Freshmen CL-RJ 1st row: R. Lynch K. Conley, l. Ward, K. Cornelius, T. Trudgeon, 3rd row: A. Uhl, D. Woolbright, C. Linsenmeyer. Coaches lack Walker and Larry Black tbelowl did an excellent job during the 1981 - 82 season. Guard Rhonda Lynch fights to get the ball down to the offensive end of the floor against Piedmont. Getting in the action, guard Devon Woolbright uses her ball handling skills. Antlers Are The Greatest B. I. Hediger, 2nd row: N. Cargill, Deer Creek Begins Varsity Wrestling Program A varsity wrestling team was introduced this year in the high school. Dave Shappard coached his first year program in which two Antler matmen advanced to the Regional tournament. Donovan Arterburn apd Brent d g Byler both had success in Regiona s at 101 an 136 pounds respectively. Coach Shappard, a member of the 1960 U.S. Olympic Wrestling Team, hopes to complete a competitive wrestling program for DC in the iw years to come. X Mat Maids lL-RJ 1st row: Natalie Roberts, Wendy Dunham. 2nd row: Sheila Spinks, Susan Turner. Wrestling Team CL-Rl 1st row: 1. O'Connor, K. Liles, W. Dunham, M. McCullough, S. Wright, T. Buck, B. Byler. 2nd row: S. Spinks, M. Males, T. O'Connor, B. Byler, 1. Thompson, B. Standord, D. Arterburn. 3rd row: S. Turner, M. Ottinger-Coach, B Green, C. Stewart, G. Liles, R. Brown, A. Sutton, D. Marks, S. Thompson, B. Farmer, D. Shappard-Coach, N. Roberts. Grappler Andy Sutton Caboveb picks up riding time against his opponent. Above Bryan Greene plans his takedown strategy against an OCS wrestler. At right wrestlers Bobby Stanford and Donovan Arterburn have a rough workout session. X S , E Sffit fm X NNE 232 rxxg Q 5, aygsfhhimg 3 . Q 4 fr-1,24 M3 x 2. is-325. get N W ., - sg was its ti Yxtkitigfgfw A test at s S-as Q-if ilirehswlfti swf A .. s'r 'm1 mf.4:2'.tE 53 : -gfxfftg-szigiigsfssgif 'sm W wg 1- -- Spring Sports Strive For Excellence Boys Tennis KL-RJ 1st row: B Greene, M Haynes, J Uhl. 2nd row: K McGraw, I Napier, D Medley, I Poarch. Girls Tennis CL-RJ 1st row: M Chapman, T Wheeler, Vaill. 2nd row: K Neese, S Lambert, S Ringer. Varsity Golf Team lL-RJ 1st row: B Smith, M Papin, I Coury. 2nd row: I Branam-Coach, T Ruminer, M Smith, B Elliott, R Benedict. st HF 7 ' 'M K3 ,,,,, L1 1 lil'-was-si Q G, . ,,,, A 17 9 1 5 3 1 7 7 1 Varsity Scores Piedmont Cashion Okarche Fairview Cashion Kingfisher Hennessey Coyle jones Casady jones Okarche Stonewall Macomb Strother Hennessey Kingfisher Harrah 1 4 0 2 9 1 1 4 3 6 8 5 1 6 1 1 3 1 V DC 1 ........................ ' O 1 DC 3 .......................... ' DC 8 ......................... DC 9 .................,..,..... ' ' 6 DC 7 ....,..,..,.......,....... ' DC 7 ,..,...........,........ ' ' DC .......,..,...,......... 4 DC ....,....................... DC ....,...,.........,......... DC ........................... DC 11 ..................... Heritage Hall 14 DC ..........,,.,.............. DC 3 .......,................. DC 6 ...................,..... 0 DC ........................, DC ...........,........,...,. DC 2 ..........,.,........... 1 DC 7 ..,............,........ ' ' DC 0 ............,.............. Seniors KL-RJ Brad McGraw, Shaun O'Connor, Rod Furr Troy Peddycoart. Varsity Baseball QL-Rl 'lst row: W Hundley, R Hampton, B McGraw, T Peddycoart. 2nd row: D Benda, T O'Connor, C Hobson S O'Connor, C Southard, C Dodgen, B Turrentine. 3rd row: C Bernhardt, R Hunt, K Cline, P Copeland, R Furr, R Neese T Russell, S Adkins. 1 2 L V X 1 1 3 a i E x 1 5 1 1 . 3 1 ! f f vmiwx ff ,ff il xi ff xxx j I- L ifffl Nb ,Z - . 4, 1' rj ' 'I i ' -1 I iii.. . ' X' X ' f ,ff ,ff - ' X -' if XX X N A I' 15 XX X X . ' sl X xx x'g3XX, mx NX XX --K 1 HX 1 . R13 3 -E. Q . x V x .. Xlx X X .mar 'XX . -I N RX x x -- 1. Z K , .R I' fn fjgujz-53,5 ' , .ff is X l K 4 J WY, f'S f f 3, K ' NN f f I 'V f W X523 , fm x 5 K King and Queen: lay Burress and Amy Bose frightl. Freshman Attendants: Mike Papin and Angela Cargill lbelowj. 1 1 , 4 , .wk K, at ' filltzeif' junior Attendants: Mike Smith and Shelly Presley Cabovel. Sophomore Attendants: Brent Byler and jackie Schraad Cabovej. Coronation Highlights Carnival Festivities Crown bearer and flower girl: jason Hinshaw and 5 Staci Gray flefti. Carnival Royalty QL-RJ: l Schraad, A Bose, B Byler, J Burress, S Presley. Not pictured: M Papin, M Smith, A Cargill. ills Y Football Beauties Selected f Q' at W1 Q 4- K ta , 'K I Crown Bearer David jackson and Flower girl Katie Souza Escort Todd Russell and Queen Cori Haynes C7 54,19 Football Royalty IL-Rl 1st row: S Lambert, C Haynes, T Russell, S Presley. 2nd row: A Sutton, B Beavers, R Dixon, T Hanan, D Lacina, T Lamberton. Escort Todd Lamerton and Attendant Shelly Presley Escort Todd Hanan and Attendant Debbie Lacina me S 7 1 .4 'Eff' .A ff' 1 MJ exif .. Escort Ronnie Dixon and Attendant Brooke Beavers Escort Andy Sutton and Attendant Shelly Lambert f I , Basketball Royalty IL-Ri Seated: M Chapman, T Brooks, R Furr, D Adkins. Standing: B McGraw, S Lambert, R Neese, I Burress, T Walker, D Stutte, B Canham. ui V CAb0veJ Flower girl Betsy Grantham and Crown Bearer joey Fisher. lAbove right! Escort Ron Neese and Attendant Shelly Lambert. lRightJ Escort Ben Canham and Attendant Dawn Adkins. - if iw! Sl' l lAboveJ Escort Brad McGraw and Attendant Michelle Chapman. B-Ball Teams Choose Attendants lLeftJ Escort and Rod Furr and Queen Tami Brooks. tBelowJ Escort Terry Walker and Attendant Darlene Stutte. tAboveJ Escort lay Burress and Attendant Dawn Hubkey FHA Names Royalty FHA Royalty CL-Rl 'Ist row: D Wolfe, T Hanan. 2nd row: J Burress, S Lambert, T Brooks, R Furr. lBelow7 Beau Todd Hanan and Queen Deborah Wolfe. lAbovel Beau jay Burress and Attendant Shelly Lambert. lAboveJ Beau Rod Furr and Attendant Tami Brooks Band Picks girl Sarah McGaw. lLeftJ King Mikael Males and Queen Pam lsch. King And Queen iBelowJ Crown Bearer Steven Hendrick and Flower Band Royalty CL-RJ S Bowles, T Trudgeon, P lsch, C Poindexter, G Walker, M Males, D Mackey, B Sinn. 5, e VE . '. .X 'x. N X, ff 1 A ,f 'X ' N..-- J I, r 1 1 ,I 1 . fi 1 ff ' 1 I ,ff ' 3934 L x X 1 ff'- 1 by - , ek1f ig' 'S 's, gr- ,- School Leaders Work l Hard For Deer Creek At Deer Creek the decision making process of the school system operates directly with the public. This year's administration made many important advances for the school. ln january, construction began on the new high school facilities which will be ready for use during the 1982 - 83 term. The school also added new sports programs this year, including the varsity wrestling and 6th grade girls basketball teams. An effort to improve finances resulted in the hiring of Gene Davis, President of Wilshire Bank, as board treasurer. The administration also worked throughout the year with the county commissioner to speed up improvements on the community roads and bridges. The school board seeks to continually offer Deer Creek students the finest in educational opportunities. Dr. Ron Schnee, Superintendent A Cheryl Dorrance, Member lim Roberts, Vice President l Bob Medley, President Boyd Barclay, Member W:-an w Ike Burress, Clerk 1232 f H1- my Q 5 f Z V 111, f, X X 1 x A ang, 1, ,bar LIS, Q , , L 1:14 F, 3, f 7 my , , f V 4,1 WM -g 3 , ,wig YZ ' , 2 W . A M P' H 455 it 1 ' it ' I ff 9 f 'L+ 4? 1 is fwj ' 'lwgiiwvf L W-, Q if ', fimiyabf, f15,1,:.'z' ', , jg 4, 7. , El, 1, ' 3 ?'.'iiWfff I 'Lf.'3f Hg, wa X X sf nf SPXNX Nita Cornforth Superintendc-:nt's Secretary Peggy Myrick Financial Secretary Frankie Chapman Financial Assistant Principals Set Hi h Y Standards For 1982 Q Debra Knight N High School , lean Lacina Middle School joAnn Kirby Elementary l , Phillip I. Wallace High School Principal Betty Souza Middle School Principal Linda DeSpain Elementary Principal Brenda Acuff lulie Baird Gene Beck Dick Bergland Tracy Bills Larry Black lohn Branam Michelle Breitling Mrs. Wilson, fifth grade teacher, aids her students with helpful instructions. Sharon Coffman Kathy Collier Deborah Courtney Caradith Craven Teachers Active Throughout Year The faculty honored Miss lulie Preece lat right! with a wedding shower in February. Susan Cromer lane Finkbiner Rena Fleming Mary Ann Gardner Paula Graybill Karen Green Shawn Grizzle Mickie Hill Nita Hinshaw Margaret Hixon Candis Holloway Ron lanousek Miles jenkins Miss Breitling Cleft! entertains her chorus class with her harmonic melodies. Peggy jones Dixie jordan Amy Kilpatrick Larena Krewell Donna McGivern Linda McVey ludy Norris Marshall Ottinger Nellie Patterson Lewis Rainey Derryl Reed Ocie Rhames lan Seely Martha Sharp Facult Teaches On One To One Basis To obtain an effective faculty, a school must be equipped not only with qualified educators, but people who can understand and work with others as well. Deer Creek teachers care enough to establish personal relationships with their students. The small student body at DC allows teachers to communicate on a one to one basis with them and to encourage a type of individuality larger schools do not have. Donna Simmons Dennis Souza JoAnn Street james Sutton V 46, l- i l l Helen Thomas Sarah Vermillion Anita Vickers lack Walker Mary john White Carrie Wood Pat Wilson Dorothy Woolbright Coach Black lbelowl relaxes during the party with a piece of cake. M, a .mfzwilmmll 1 wymw l .., 1 M 1. 4 MM.. VN. . ,ld , - ,. M . . V Vw we S ev Vi Z5 .gil ,, ...WV 4-1. ei? ,ft '3-5' filfqfw 'L 1273 -LTRS' fs 'iv .l iffx iw V. -. . we-.,f..V,f .gm ,gg NJ., me-V, .-.nl .rf 35 f on ifs fr M, k,':'iy4V, , A ww -' .Q M ww . .. 2:f,frfis'fiG1E li' f' : . - .eff if .. . .a I V- Q-'Viif sig? , 'V - . V115 1 . gg,-X-:'2ii.,.gisrg ' f, ...xy , 1, Vis V 1, V gg.. 315 Q. f .,V.V.w.,, , .asf V fe., V 1 A V B . V r Q.,-+ ' Mix. iw,-V V. Mft, - g. ' 1. .anim-'-V,,yjfggkgq-1Vyr,-,srrgiiwp- .., .2 V,, J. , , F... . , ,A 5. 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S : ,' WW if , f L i as 5,3 . is, : iw 5235 - 2 N , aka i M ft my e . ,Q Q,515t,fs .af f -If if is S Q Eighth Graders Exhibit Leadership The eighth grade class of 81- 82 demonstrated the highest measures of character and leadership. The final year of middle school gave them a chance to prepare for the step up next year will bring. This class proved to be iresiponisiblfbyi participating ini the carnival. They also took field trips to the Cowboy Hall of Fame ahd to Ballet Oklahoma. 'M X. Eighth Grade Class Officers lBelow L-RD 'lst row: l Hundley, Presidentg M Buck, Vice Presidentg 2nd row: K Thomas, Secretaryp M Poarch, Reporterg and J Craig, Treasurer. Kelli Bartness Tommy Benedict lulie Benson Rance Best Molly Bose Shane Bouse Dana Bradford Cheryl Briscoe Gina Brittian Tim Bruce Michelle Buck Mark Buffington Cherie Burke Derrick Butler Ricky Callaway Xu f'-Wg Kim Cline loe Conger john Conley I p Kit Greene Robbie Haiges jeff Hanks Michelle Hanneman Todd Harper Cody Hookum Robert Hosford Kelli Cook jimmy Coury loLyn Craig lanice Derr jeff Driskill Paul Elbow Laurie Fullert Chris Gard jeff Gardner Shaun Gose OD ich,-,na Above spring fever can cause even Derrick Hundley Butler to daydream about being outside Mike Hubkey Billy King Greg Kirby Scott Lacina leff Driskill lrightl is completely absorbed in his reading assignment. ...V Steve Leslie Keith Liles Tim Lindsey Shawna Lynch Debbie Merritt Dina Musgrave Luke Nigliazzo Randy Nixon leannie Parker Larinda Parsons jeff Persechino Maria Poarch Karen Presley Sherry Quillin Brandi Rhodes Woody Robinson Ronnie Rogers Chad Sandvig Kathleen Shanahan Stephen Shanahan 1 .A l Patty Stallings Christine Stegmann Steven Spinks Shawn Stacy Molly Bose lrightl listens intently in speech class. Eighth Grade s Versatile i Z ,,, Chris Stewart Elizabeth Swaim Dean Taylor Kristin Thomas Brian Thompson fi lay Thompson Bryan Thormodsgard Stephen Tomlin Heather Vickers Kevin Walker Steven Walker Gary White Cynthia Wishon Scott Wright Kim Ziegelgruber gmn . ,, Spring break vacation was fun for lohnna Hundley and Kristin Thomas Cabovej at Padre Island. Cynthia Wishon lleftj finds her classmates rather amusing. Seventh Grade Is A Center Of Activit In Middle School Seventh Grade Class Officers QL-RD 1st row: G lsch, Presidentg R Martin, Vice Presidentg 2nd row: H Arterburn, Treasurerg B Burnham, Secretary, and T Buck, Reporter. Leslie Yates ibelowl seems to have enjoyed lunch at the DC cafeteria Trey Buck Becky Burnham Scott Burress lon Caldwell Robbie Callaway Wendy Adcock l.K. Allred Heather Arterburn Robbie Barclay john Berry Andrea Billen Angela Billen Jennifer Bradford Randy Briscoe Roger Brittain Carol Brown Brad Bruce me Q. Fi - it Q A IM , 5 . 3 ' M Aa- S 5 X ,L R r X .r 5:5 T riii 8 Q- B fgj,i ciee ' iii B 5 it .Q M. -- C -.-:w k -, yr: 111 , ,fe 3, fx , , we r ' Xi rv I'-. :iklfizss vs o ' 'N i .al A , y ,. .N Hi.. , . , . R exe Etiifk. I ' , ,fm-use-'H '- S' C J Carla Durr Danny Fox Todd Gary Brannon Golden Comel Grantham Mike Haiges Tammy Hamby Greg Isch Robyn Christy jill Collins Chris Conger Tina Doak Matt McCullough catches the camera with an observative look during l unch break. Stacy james Mary King Lisa Kirby Kurt Koenig Robbie Calloway laboveb concentrates Brlan,MagaW Matt McCulloughi Henrik Males julie Lubbers Michelle Lynch Demarc Lyon jeff McCleery on his English assignment. Lisa Maravich Maja Mariano Rae Martin Gena Messick Mike Milligan Karin Orr Penny Patterson Greg Persechino Annette Piper Cameron Rapp Work is work to Stacy james lat rightl. if N, Q iw it Above Gena Messick finds it hard to smile after a hard day at school. 1, X Karen Rhodes Mike Roberts joe Rosanelli Christy Roy Ronnie Schnee Kris Schott Suzanne Southard Chris Swanda Glenn Taylor Monte Turrentine Bryan Uhl Tim Walker johnny Ward Leslie Yates 7 ,r ,J V. if M , t . J! . Monte Turrentine and Lisa Maravich lleftj work together for a better grade. Attentive to her teacher, April Baker fabovel turns to listen. Sixth Grade Moves In With Enthusiasm Sixth Grade Class Officers CL-RJ 1st row: G. White, Pres.5 K. Nigliazzo, VPQ 2nd row: C. Lubbers, Treasurerg A. Baker, Reporterg and S. Holloway, Secretary. Mike Adcock Williams Andrews April Baker Leslie Baker Patricia Blunt Mike Bowles Keli Brooks Tina Burnell Krista Cline Shelly Cline David Coley Mimi Conley Todd Dealy Holly Delano jason Field Jennifer Fox Stephanie Gard Hilarie Gray Kevin Griffin 'QI , SA flu -rr' Leigh Hardy Daun Herendeen Michelle Herrich Matt Hobson Sara Holloway Leslie House x wi L oeii L H y it L jig, , 7,3 QQ to WV V , . f L, A, Ji' X LV , Ir' 3 Z - ails,-ig'-gf ' 4 - li ' Www .... I, fi ' an m 'SW' LA V ' ' , I lv ,,,.,,,, In . iw' f - , 1 V A Ml' 4, ,,i,, ' f' 2 'KJ , ff U. ' K A f: , The sixth grade band labovel performs at the Christmas concert. Showing their athletic ability in gym class are sixth graders Brian Thomas and Greg White Cabovel and Matt Hobson lleftl. Tania Howell Scot Hundley Marc Hunt Micheal johnson Darin Lackey jason Leonard Cindy Lubbers Melissa Lynch Shara Lynch Richard Mackey 133 4 Ann Magaw john Maravich, jr Sam Martin Melanie Mills Cindy Musgrave Kathryn Nigliazzo jennifer Nuner Lance Phillips rw- G an-gf, Md Todd Dealy labovej takes advantage of some spare time to Sixth grader Mimi Conley labovej seems more interested in take his mind off schoolwork. the assignment than in her neighbor s game jason Pifer Lawana Pinkston Ginny Poindexter Sheri Pope jimmy Porter jason Ray Andy Reeves David Rilee Susan Ringer jamie Roberts ...I Lance Roberts Mike Rogers Angela Rust Mitch Sandvig Brooke Schones Loren Skodak John Stallings David Sternlof 6th and 7th grade chorus enjoys singing as a group. Marla Stewart jeff Suiter Leigh Ann Sullins Brian Thomas Amy Turner jamie Walker Greg White Matt Wilcher Shari Williams Lane Yeager 2 ly Middle School Students Enjoy A Busy Year Middle School Students C-et Involved Talent Guild CL-Rl Staci james, Christine Stegmann, and julie Lubbers. Student Council KL-RJ 1st row: G White, A Baker, M King, and l Hundley. 2nd row: G Isch, C Brown, M Poarch, and T Buck. 3rd row: T Harper, R Nixon. Spelling Bee Winners: 1st row Brandon Golden lM.S. and regional Championj. 2nd row: Mary King 41st runner-upi and Kristin Thomas l2nd runner-upl. Sus SK- si Dina Musgrave Christine Stegmann Staci james Gena Messick Middle School Cheerleaders QL-RJ 1st row: G Messick, L Yates. 2nd row: C Grantham, C Stegmann, S james. 3rd row: D Musgrave. Comel Grantham Leslie Yates Middle School Music Develops Individual Talent - Q 5 , fi. ' f --gi, ses tsliff-He ike Q it X A , sf T. fs ss , is - X 8th Grade Chorus QL-Rl 'lstlrowz L Fullerton, j Derr, R Nixon, R Best, E Swain, S Quillin, 2nd row: R Hosford, C Wishon, D Taylor, 1 Parker, 1 Persechino, 3rd row: 1 Gardner, C Hookum, S Leslie, K Bartness, j Craig, K Thomas. 6th and 7th Grade Chorus IL-Rl 'lst row: G Taylor, L Phillips, B Burnham, L Sullins, S Lynch, B Golden, M Adcock, D Sternlof, A Baker. 2nd row: J Roberts, M Lynch, M Conley, L House, S Pope, D Herendeen, H Kirsch. 3rd row: R Barclay, I Nuner, T Doak, I Weird, K Schott, T Howell, W Adcock. i , fa, , , , f A ' M1711 ' r' ,aw ,f ,.,, 3 off, W 2 A 5, in 3, U . , . mr' Y wyws, 9,25 Ve, ff X 7' P? l 52: 'Y M f V- offf.s,12s4fwf,lt,t?':e1g,f'i'ff ,f17'vw1ft-ws.: . in ge' . . .1, Q4 Q Q 2, W T 1' :Qt , V, xg Us A , ,ij ,fl4::1ff,,E. ' f . -1 l - ' at :riff A to Y 2 L A a , if fl' L A if it if ,f'! . ' . 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A A.,' ,T .'AAg 1 L i 1 ttl , ,. -'t't1 A -.R hr, A ' I A,f,. ,A it ,:f,,l WKVA .k,k V,, , ly wtugi ,mg K aa R L ffjE,1'9W i71 - gf: ' , 'Q 4 'P -41 any 9' 6th Grade Band lL-Rl 1st row: R Mack6Y, l Suiter, M johnson, W Andrews, D Coley, I Stallings, M Hobson, D Rilee, A Reeves, 1 Field, 1 Leonard, L Skodak, I Fox. 2nd row: S Ringer, K Nigliazzo, A Magaw, A Turner, S Martin, I Ray, T Dealy, 1 Pifer, M Bowles, M Sandavig, K Cline G Poindexter, C Musgrave. 3rd row: S Gard, C Lubbers, T Burnell, S Cline, M Herring, S Holloway, M Rogers, S Williams, M Hunt, j Maravich, B Schones, I Walker, L Hardy, P Blount. 4th row: K Brooks, G White, D Lackey, L Roberts, L Yeager, H Gray, S Hundley, M Wilcher, M Stewart, A Rust, K Griffin, M Lynch. 7th Grade Band QL-Rl 'lst row: D Fox, C Conger, S Burress, H Males, K O'Connor. 2nd row: M Haiges, A Piper, L Yates, L Kirby, B Bruce, C Swanda, A Billen, M Mariano, C Grantham, I Lubbers, K Orr. 3rd row: B Uhl, C Rapp, A Bellen, G Messick, C Derr, H Arterburn, R Brittian, T Walker, G lsch, K Rhodes, S Southard. 4th row: M Turrentine, 1 McCleery, R Briscoe, T Gary, M Milligan, M Roberts, K Koenig, J Allred, T Buck, I Berry, 1 Caldwell, G Persechino 8th Grade Band KL-Rl 1st row: M Hubkey, W Robinson, D Butler, C Burke, S Lacina, R gjfgfa W Ui. ' C'l i, L Y A -3 ,. ., fa , 1, W2-' if U, ig '-59 W , ' an F 7 L v ' k j, 4. -1 f , . , .,Wy, y f - fwaa- , ,W 'M-sw D Musgrave. 2nd row, K Liles, S Spinks, C Sandvig, C Sandvig, 1 , Thompson, C Stegmann, S Tomlin, P Elbow, L Nigliazzo, C Gard, B , Rhodes, I Benson, T Harper. 3rd row: S Wright, B King, G White, ' J Conger, S Walker, C Briscoe, C Stewart, R , Callaway, R Rogers, 1 Coury. ,ia A ' dy if H W 1 1. K . V X 7 ,Y ,h A, M ,' A iv T ta fa 'H A ssst Eg we , Q, . J A A C f Q 7' 'fi nf' ' viii! 'Nl 'fl' A . 1 V 3 t f K ,, .1 .1 ' tt, Qiiifi' L W X4 wi x KT, if I , ,K .., .II M .Q , Qi' if 'i Xl H - s ,. VVA l ' , , l 'ny 1 16, f Y' '4 ' A ,f . - i ' , 1 f 3, 4 -... 1 5 5' ' ' 4 'V l il I 1 f l l ,H , W w in '53 5 l g 41 .M tw hx ' 5' ff' f' , 'sw 1 W TT ! ' . M' at ' 5 AX 5' l 1 5 t f, fl? 7 l 1 , K ' 'Q' R4 9 gl! I -I' lv I PE ,T X , at te lf! q 'L E 5: 4 Haiges, G Kirby, T Bruce, 7lh and 8lh Grade Football QL-Rl 1st row: H Males, D Fox, K O'Conner, C Conger, T Bruce, G Taylor, B Bruce, D Lyon, I Uhl. 2nd row: M Turrentine, R Barclay, C Rapp, R Brittian, W Robinson, I Hanks, T Walker, T Benedict, G Kirby, I McCleery. 3rd row: S Leslie, K Liles, 1 Berry, S Wright, R Best, T Buck, K Koenig, M Roberts, M Milligan, D Taylor, S Stacy. 4th row: I Conger, I Thompson, LK. Allred, B Thormosgard, L Nigliazzo, S Tomlin, M McCullough, C Stewart, T Gary, J Gardner, R Calloway, and S Shanahan. Middle School Sports Are Fun And Good Experience s. Q' f nv -.. , 7th and 8th Grade Baseball KL-RJ 'lst row: K Liles, I Hanks, T Benedict, B Bruce, G Taylor, T Bruce, C Stewart. 2nd row: I Conley, K Greene, D Taylor, I Ward, B Thormodsgard, 1.K. Allred, S Wright, M Hubkey, Coach Rainey. 3rd row: J Rosanelli, R Briscoe, R Callaway, S Walker, T Lindsey, I Driskill, S Leslie, C Hookum, L Nigliazzo, and K Walker. W 8th Grade Boys Basketball CL-RJ 1st row: K Zeiglegruber, T Bruce, S Lacina, R Haiges, M Hubkey, T Harper, C Gaurd. 2nd row: 1 Conley, P Elbow, K Walker, S Tomlin, C Sandvig, L Nigliazzo, J Coury. 3rd row: R Callaway, S Stacy, S Walker, 1 Driskell, I Conger, G White and T Lindsey. 7th Grade Boys Basketball CL-RJ 'lst row: C Conger, S Burress, B Bruce, B Uhl, R Barclay, T Walker. 2nd row: B McGraw, G Isch, 1 Caldwell, R Calloway, I Berry. 3rd row: M Turrentine, I McCleery, R Briscoe, J Ward, K Koenig, and Coach Sutton. 8th Grade Girls Basketball KL-Rl S Lynch, B Rhodes, H Vickers, Parker, K Cline, and M Poarch. D Merrit, C Wishon, C Briscoe, K Thomas, I Craig, l Hundley, I 7th Grade Girls Basketball QL-RJ 'lst row: K Roads, S Southard, L Kirby, I Lubbers, A Billen, and R Martin. 2nd row: I Bradford, T Doak, M King, P Patterson, C Brown, A Billen, and L Maravich. Daily Activities Are A Celebration Cf Life Kristin Thomas tleftl listens closely to the teacher's lecture while below jamie Roberts and Lane Yeager work together on a 6th grade project. Eg kt Wai? W -..... n... 7th graders Mary King and Carol Brown tabovel are caught reflecting on happy moments in Middle School. David Rilee fabove leftl takes advantage of some free time after his assignment is finished. Leslie House tleftl carefully checks her answers. 1 W 1 1 1 i Y 1 1 9 5 4 1 I I 1 1 ,gg :av w 3 ,, X . 1 6 1 1 1 i ! 1 144 1 -1 If ' S by rl nl V I 1 R ,. In 3.7 I i fig' X X , X-Q-w,..,,,-f3'?NQ xwf ff XX XV? f f!frmNX ,f 2 X x Fifth Graders Ready To ove On Mr O ' labovej keeps the class interested by describing how to fry worms. Louis Brinkman Danny Briscoe Denise Briscoe Fred Bush Densil Butler Dan Caldwell Michelle Cline Nick Conger Tami Cook Christine Daniel Kerry Been Dustin Beltram Louis Beltram Traci Bickford Greg Bradford Marc Bradley Elementar student Chris Stiles iabovel seems to Y be ready to retire from fifth grade. Shawn Downey Mike Duff Kate Duncan Lori Dunham Eric Durr Courtney Farmer Y Lori Kusiak Pamela Landstrom Allison Lindsey Stacy Lynch Terra McCain Laura Medley lodi Miller Christina Neese Kerry Fishel Shelly Gentry Darren Gose Sarah Grantham Sean Greene Kari Hei an Robby H rendeen Stephanie Hill Ed Hubkey Angie james Keesa johnson Shay Jordan Steve Kenney Kristy Kidwell Charles King Demonstrating the art of disecting, fabovel shows a group of fifth graders the proper procedures for disecting cow eyes. Dr. Sterling Baker Shane Newman Greg Nickel Frank Patterson Patrick Riddle Ashlie Rider Eric Robinson Wayland Robinson Eric Sager lohn Shanaham Mike Stewart jay St. john Carla Stutte Traci Tarwater Amanda Uhl Robin Ward Cindy Warrick Chris Whipple jennifer Winningham Becky Wishon Running Deer Waldorf Traci Tarwater irightl helped the elementary raise S1 500 for the American Heart Association during lump Rope for Heart Day. Kerry Been ibelowb enjoyed a relaxing time of valentines and refreshments at the flfth grade party Fourth Graders Are Proud To Be Deer Creek Kids Toby Ferguson, Andrea jackson, and Lisa Burke lleftl add some Western Style to the Elementary talent show. l jason Allen jeff Berry Matt Billen Kim Blount jimmy Blunt Melva Boling Clint Brown Michelle Brinkman john Buck Michael Buck Donald Christy jan Cooper john Duffy Ray Dunham Rory Dunham Kevin Evans Matt Evans Toby Ferguson Kenny Fields Robin Fisher 150 Fourth Graders Participate The fourth graders labovel try to get the most out of class. Patrick Fullerton Paul Giglio Ty Gilmore Nicole Hall William Hediger Andrea jackson Matt johnson Ryan Kanaly jason Knight Clint Lewis Craig Linsenmeyer Christa Lo Melissa Pickelsimer labovel takes a ride during a free moment. Keeping rhythm with the rope, Andy Piper lleftl jumps to raise money to help fight heart disease. Milan Maravich Tyler Marks .- Q l' im Martin Bryan Massengill Nancy Medley Clay Newman Graham Williams Greg Yeager Hi. MHKWWH! Graham Williams iabovel gives total attention to his school work. Steven Osgood Derick Pickard Andy Piper leanna Pope Tracy Presley Alison Riley Becky Stewart Darci Thormodsgard Mickey Tyrrell Third Grade Class Shows Growth nd Potential This year's basketball teams drew many supporters. Showing their DC spirit are CL-RJ jackie Walker, Shannon jordan, Amy Suiter, and lodi Hanks. Emily Barclay Stephanie Bernhardt Laura Bowles David Burdick vm Jefferson Burke Sidney Bush Annette Crow Karen Daniel Ryan Delano Christina Dorrance Third grade teacher lvlrs. Hixon Erin? Dglfmey assists Eddie Gunter with his Ca a le 'gore assignment Qabovel. Eggigrgxntxy 152 lami Hanks lodi Hanks Chad Harper Michelle Hinshaw Tonya Holtz Gregg Hunt Shannon jordan Kari Kastner Misty Cline and Darcy Windle iabovel find something to catch their interests. There are many talented individuals in the elementary such as Tim Sinn ileftl. Shannon Kelly james Leonard Denise McDaniel Lindy Nouse Rene Rachel joshua Ringer Larry Rogers Ed Roy W 153 Krista Schnee Timothy Sinn Traci Spratt Robert Staats Traci Stallings Crystal Stice Erin St.1ohn Amy Suiter Katie Swaim Will Turner Chad Turrentine Heather Walker jackie Walker Ienni Wells Adam Yeager Robert Staats labovel concentrates on completing the task at hand, which is a worthwhile learning activity in itself Greg Hunt labovel seems to be rntrigued by the possibilities of dominoes 2nd Year Is Busy jeff Byler lleftb uses Chismbop in his math class and Leroy Wishon lbelowi completes his reading assignment. 4' 'xx W i a , ,S tl f- .ass - . '-i. . . f ..- ., X ,. , , . , - m , a .- . . . ev Heather Baker Cody Beltram Misty Blount Marsha Briscoe jeff Byler Andy Caldwell Tracy Clay Mindy Cline Misty Cline Sarah Cooper Amy Davis Carle Dealy Brandon Downey Ben Duncan Eddie Earnest Staci Pope works vigoriously on her daily assignments. Stevie Erwin Debbie Golden Darin Heare Andy Hencke Lori House Alicia johnson Kelley Knight Monica Lynch leff McCallister Amber Messick Tony Nigliazzo john Nunnelee Randy Poindexter Staci Pope Wendy Rachel i Kelley Knight laboveb demonstrated her piano expertise in the Tommy Alexander devotes his time in class labovel to elementary talent show. some serious work nd Year Offers A Variety Of Experiences Billy Tarwater Heather Thompson Amanda Whipple Darci Windle Leroy Wishon Steven Ringer Kristen Robinson Eric Rustat Brian Sager Tyler Schones Michael Shanahan Amanda Smith Joshua Smith Kristie Souza Cathy Streckel Scott Talley Andy Tarr S Marsha Briscoe labovel is thinking hard about incomplete assignments. Dr. Schnee lleftl seemed to enjoy experiencing the Elementary Talent Show with the youngsters. an lt 157 First Grade Has Fun Casey Dealy Crightj learns many splendid things while neighbor Heather Riddles works alone. janice Craig lbelow right? contemplates the goings on in her classroom. Chris Adamson Shawn Barnes il me ' w joshua Been johnny Bernell Denny Bickford Lisa Buck s W., C-enaro Burke Vicki Cooper Kevin Dixon labovel takes time out to rest during the day while Becky Oetter lleftl displays deep concentration in her work. Toby Flowers jeff Freshour David Giglio Betsy Grantham Staci Gray jason Hinshaw David jackson Cameron johnson justin jordan Eric Lynch janice Craig Casey Dealy Kevin Dixon Chris Duffy joey Fisher David jackson and johnny Burnell fabovej work intently 1' First graders fabovej proudly display the medals they received in the Reading Olympics. Danny McCune Melinda Mackey jamie Massengill lerry Moore Kari Newman Becky Oetter Chester Pope Michael Quillin lohn Ray Heather Riddles Brannon Riley Chad Rosanelli jason Sandel Eric Smith Claudia Stallings Shannon Staats Amy Stewart justin Thormadsgard Clifford Walker David Wygant ss Becky Oetter taboveb inspects her Valentine cards Vicki Cooper and Michael Quillm tat left! received awards for the Reading Olympics New Phase Of Life Begins With Kindergarten Kindergarteners met each day this year with bright and energetic outlooks. Not only did they adapt to their first year in school but learned and played as well. Such results make the kindergarten year a happy experience. Todd Rustad, Charles Kusiak and Maggie Medley lleftl participate in afternoon kindergarten fun and games. Scott Boyd Teresa Butler Darrell Christian justin Comingdeer lan Cooper Shannon Dealy Katie Schott expresses her views while trying to make it through another hectic afternoon. Elizabeth Dorrance Mike Earnest lohn Elbow Dustin Gose Christian Graham Dewey Hardy Todd Harry Stephanie Heare Danny Hobson Scott Holloway i Stephanie Hulett Magan Hunt Robert Hunter Stacey Kastner Kindergartner Brian King labovel is involved in opening valentine cards from friends. Charlie Wishon labovel looks bored with today's kindergarten activity. Brian King Charles Kusiak Sunny Lynch Merrie McCain Tami McCallister Sara Magaw Matt Mariano Dustin Gose fleftl listens to his teacher. Brad Zellner and Scott Holloway labovel visit with friends at the Valentines party. leannie Perkins Candy Porter Eddie Robinson vs, Q, ' nv 'a v .. Stephanie Hulett labove rightl keeps an intent eye on her surroundings. Shannon Dealy lrightl pauses before the camera. Todd Rustad Kate Schott Scott Seely Cory Smith Katie Souza Ricky Waldroupe Charlie Wishon Kelly Young Courtney Marks Danny Maston Maggie Medley Tom Morris Amy Oetter Kathryn O'Neal The fifth grade chorus iabovel provides an entertaining break midway through the elementary awards assembly. Second graders Brian Sager and Kristie Souza Cabovei receive their awards from Mrs. White for reading fifty books. if it ,fins-m..sa Fifth grader Ed Hubkey Cabovel accepts his perfect attendance award. K Elementary Achievers Honored Many second graders were presented reading awards. Left, Andy Tarr receives his certificate for reading twenty-five books. Clint Lewis and Graham Williams lleftl representing the fourth grade class, present the map of Oklahoma to Dr. DeSpain and the Elementary School. Kerry Bean Cabovei was one of the few fifth graders who received a perfect attendance award. Fifth grader Nick Conger lleftl received the Student of Today award from the Masonic Lodge. 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