Eagletown High School - Eagle Yearbook (Eagletown, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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M' L. - 1' 1 'N 4 ,s, 'gym ,y H5 .A 1 W N N., 'W-Wi I Q hw A ' .Hug ,Th ' Amt'-,. ' 0 ,, w 'fE+pJL :, h ,J V -' ,'- mfr' .K M ,suwwxqfi qw fe wx N, N '- X 125 . ' J- ' W A W 'M f,..g. w., ' 4 ' ' ' af 15 ,, FW ,. gdffi' . ' VX, iw,-U V ' sm sw- - Q, 1 .A K I I, iq? 3' Q., , --rs v-mp ' M J DO UMW The Eagle 1971 41 Eagletow H gh S h 1 Eagletown, Okl h i 1 ,,1,, f T' Dedication Mrs. Bertie Darity ,Wuiuaaq I'm sure you all know someone who stands out in your memory as a hard worker. The one who never complains about hard work, who toils and slaves and actually enjoys it. We all feel, I am sure, that these peo- ple should have some recognition for their unending services. It is for this reason that we, the Senior Class of Eagletown, dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Bertie Darity for her perpetual loyalty, friendliness, and aid to all around her. ij. Some Outstanding Graduates of Eagletown High Each year the staff of the Eagletown High School Eagle endeavors to improve on the past years edition by adding new ideas and more people to the Eagle. This year a commit- tee was appointed consisting of Bennie Hopson, Patsye Farmer, Wilda Hendrix, Bonnie LeForce, and Ollie lean Wilson to select some of the outstanding graduates of Eagletown High so that those who will be reading the 1971 Eagle will have an opportunity to remember some of our former students. Presently it is the plan to continue to feature former graduates in future editions. LT. COLONEL ARCHIE F. BASSHAM CLASS OF 1950 BA Degree in History New Mexico State University Las Cruces, New Mexico Presently in charge of activating, training, and deploying the Arrny's only Air Mobile Air Defense Artillary Batallion, Ft. Bliss, Texas SUE KINCAID CLASS OF 1951 BS Degree in Education Southeastern State College Durant, Oklahoma Certified by Conference of Executives of American Schools for the Deaf. Presently teaching at Oklahoma School for the Deaf, Sulfur, Oklahoma ALVIE O. WEBB CLASS OF 1953 BA Degree Southeastern State College Durant, Oklahoma MA Degree Southeastern State College Durant, Oklahoma Presently Elementary School Principal, Eagletown, Oklahoma LARRY COCKRELL CLASS OF 1957 BSEE Degree, Oklahoma State University MSEE Degree, Oklahoma State University PhD. , Purdue University Presently Electrical Engineer with General Dynamics, Ft. Worth, Texas DAVID MCCOY CLASS OF 1959 BA Degree, Social Studies Southeastern State College Durant, Oklahoma MA Degree, Audio-Visual Education East Texas State University Commerce, Texas Presently Director of Classroom Resources, Eastfield College, Dallas, Texas and Professional Audio-Visual Consultant, Region X Educational Services Center, Richardson, Texas and Region XI Educational Services Center, Fort Worth, Texas. ,..,.. ,-,-.. Editorgs Letter Gathered within these pages are treasured memories of classmates, teachers, activities, and all has been a part of our school life at Eagletown High School. The publication of this annual has been a challenge to us. It has required the co-operation of our sponsor, students, staff, and those who have so generously contributed their support through advertisements. Our thanks go to everyone who has helped us. We hope this publication will be one of your most cherished possessions. Nena Bailey Terri Packnett Editor Assistant Editor ' .rv :lvl is V V- 4 2 , . ..,, v Foreword Freedom is a personal thing. It is expressing oneself as a person feels. It is creating . . . working . . . expanding . . . growing. lt is believing in a particular concept, while your neighbor believes in the opposite. It is at- tending a concert, or painting a picture, or tinkering with a jalopy, or reading a book, or riding a wave - just because you want to. It is the de- velopment of a personality, an idea, a dream. In a period in history when people are clamouring about rights, and privileges and freedoms we of EAGLE decided one day to take poll of how our country, our community, our school measures up to the loud demands of angry youth. Because of what we saw, we decided to make FREEDOM - as a living, personal involvement in life - the theme of the '71 yearbook. For you see, we of the EAGLE STAFF do believe that the citizens of EHS ARE BORN FREE Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Elementary Organizations Favorites Athletics Activities Advertising Contents BOARD OF EDUCATION President - DALLAS ALLEN Vice President CHARLES SMITH Clerk - DOYLE LEONARD Member - HENRY BLACK Cnot 1n PICIUICJ Member - BILLY JACK ROAN z .Eff ---. s MR. HOMER L. COLEMAN Superintendent Based essentially on the belief that students can make the most progress where numbers of students are limited to a certain extent, Eagletown students have an op- portunity to take advantage of this concept. Teachers in the Eagletown School are in- clined to feel it is their duty to give that little bit of extra help that is so often necessary for a student to reach his full potential. It is this type of teacher dedication and student motivation that has brought about the good working combination enabling students to score so well on standardized tests. Due to the size of our Eagletown School system, we also have an opportunity to develop a close social life, very similar to one of a large family. As graduation time nears, it is with some mixed emotions that we anticipate the departing of the class of 1971 from this institution. I would like to encourage them to let the successful com- pletion of their high school education not be the end of their formal education, but only a milestone along the way. l would also like to express my appreciation to the kind working members of the Annual staff and their sponsor for again doing an outstanding job of recording another chapter of Eagletown School History within the covers of the 1971 Eag1e. You will have the privilege of living in the most exciting, stimulating, and turbulent period in man's history. But, with that priviledge comes the re- sponsibility of learning to cope with the complex challenges facing man today. Remember, you will be held accountable for the kind of work you pass on to succeeding generations. Some of you will seek It has been said that obtaining an education is the first job anyone has. Whether you are successful at it will have a great deal to do with whether you are successful in later years. To all student, I would like to express my desire to help you in any way that I cang and to the Seniors l extend an invitation to come back and visit us after you have graduated. an f to meet this responsibility through further education, others will go directly into the economic and social life of the community. Whatever avenue you choose, strive for the fulness of life that comes with satisfac- tion of a job well done. wma!!! I lnllu: Q it gra -2 acult I would not hesitate to say that I United States is the finest society i, O n t ca N Maw ds le that the world has thus ,, ' T25 Lid?-:. :EJ ffzs V'-7f s?15g't3f. V w ise f 5 EW . Alfred North Whitehead 12 :WU 5552 .... xii 4 W' it .WE-a .,-,sQ I - 3 45 is Y W X' Swv? +5 'K 9 'tk i 'awk i 'FY fy' :ji ljfwjl fj r! ay 115,11 fn, i Wr ay ZA SIM S if . , if 1 M ' gf 5 :,, , MLN 1l QR 'x 'I U -nu t-. I -IJ 'fi ,.,,, AW 1 Q:f:::ff- Q- 'ii 1 f t ' H7 '2i '?Q '2i'?3-..,e i i -----w--r-1-f ti ff'j 'i 1 t W1 e Ye 2 5 1 1 ' L V Q it F E ' T' ii i.,. A J ..--f-----' Q' ' 'M z llidliii V A LV I t ,.. .............f.m-un: I i ll s........e...e'1 ff MR. DEAN WORLEY Science Physical Education MRS. RUTH DOAN MR. BOB BARNES Home Economics Social Studies Physical Education Eagletown Faculty 1970-71 MR. GEORGE T OUCHST ONE Commercial MR. DANNY WOOD MRS. CAROLYN MCKINNEY Vo. Ag. English - Speech I MRS. DORIS COLEMAN 6th Grade Yi MRS. MARY REYNOLDS C. V. E. T. MRS. MARTHA HOLMAN 'Yth Grade Speech MISS ELESTA WILLIAMS Special Reading MR. ROBERT I ONES C. V. E. T. MRS. PAULETTE JONES '7th Grade Speech MRS. PATSYE -FARMER School Secretary MRS. IANICE LEONARD MRS. SUE NESMITH MRS. PAULINE LU.NSFORD Headstart Headgtart lst Grade N MRS. RUTH MCKINNEY 2nd Grade 'YSLTQK MRS. MAMIE ROSS MRS. BERTIE DARITY MRS. NANCY HORTON 3rd Grade 4th Grade 5th Grade . I, V, , f ., f u In-4, J X 4 'ev 4-iv 1 A .S Q 4 1-'fi . Qnv A f., , .',, , ,tx ' ff Ass. fl J 'Y' , 4 ' x . , , e . X A r a r- 0 V 1 ,. er Senior Be Americans. Let there he no sectionalism, no North, South, East or Westg you are all dependent one on another . . . In one word, be a nation . . . George Washington 's fx-- P, f 'E J' 2, xt 5 +35 W n , ,s L 'ur fl A , 1 u 5 ,K 13 'YWQ V! Z 1, v Q V' Joy Benton Valedictorian Janie Luttrell Salutatorian Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT - Annette Hopson VICE PRESIDENT - Jackie McNeal SECRETARY - Terri Packnett TREASURER - Carol Leonard REPORTER - Janie Luttrell STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Clayvern Sams Carol Leonard ..- Senior Class of '71 All the humanly love in the universe multi- plied a thousand-fold could not match the love God feels for me, the least of His children. NENA KAYE BAILEY Love is like a chemical' reaction, But it's fun trying to find the formula. DEBORAH JOY BENTON K 1 5 xx Motto: Love comes in all colors. Class Colorsg Sapphire Blue and Gold ww 0 1- Q f V9 . X QQ? Kaya' fff,..L . Flower: Forget-Me-Not DARRYL JACK PIERCE Things go better with LOVE. CLAYVERN SAMS, IR. Wait your turn girls, there is enough to go around. iw- 4543919 'M , z Qi f My , 'L TERRI LEE PACKNETT The best things in life are found in NATURE fi GARY PA UL WILLIAMS My 11th Commandment: f Thou shalt not get caught. SUSAN ANNETTE HOPS ON My heaxt is like a flower. It blossoms with gentle LOVE and CARE. DONNY EARL BURCHAM 'Q 400-any-v4 The BEST things in LIFE are FREE! 'uf V K fi' NEVIN PHIL LIP BATES CAROL ANN LEONARD Our lives are shaped by those who love us and by those who refuse to love us. I get by with a little help from my friends. II I SARA JANE LUTTRELL If a man does not keep pace with his compan- ions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears how- ever measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau .77 tr TRAVIS EARL HILL Love and let Love. PAMELA KAYE WORLEY She smiles upon many just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Ulu... NANCY ANITA fLeonardJ BURCHAM A heart without Love is no heart at all. MICHAEL DENNIS HUDSON A11 the great men of the world are dead and I am feeling a little sick myself. is IRA HOYT OWEN Move slowly, but MOVE! PATRICIA ANN BURRIS If Love changes People, I'm ALL For IT. -we 13' DEMETRIA ANN WARNER JOHNNY RAY BANKS I'm an angel - a little damaged. Not too fat, not too small, she is a girl liked by au. JACK CURTIS MCNEAL If at first you don't succeed, you're about average. 1 X Y Q m . i n IA ! .Q L' lv? ,, 122.-1 y lgi lik f f' i L unm- ff- 1 Qt' JP Sr. Baby Pictures w , .Tumor There may be men who can live with out political rights and without oppor tunity of free individual development but I think this is intolerable for mo Americans. Albert E instein S f af: X fi f e 4 5 PRESIDENT - Randy Hopson REPORTER I0e Gist VICE PRESIDENT - Brenda Keough STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES SECRETARY - Wesley Leonard Ruby Clark TREASURER - Gary Roan Roy Dale Chandler Junior Class of 771 4? ibn Donna Donaldson I oe Gist Robert Holder Randy Hopson Brenda Keough Donald Pennon Ronald Pennon Gary Roan Linda Roan Kenneth Sanchez QR Pete Ashalintubbi Janice Baker Joel Benton Ruby Clark Lynda Davis 4? Ricky Joiner Wesley Leonard Billy Joe Lewis Bobby McCoy Tommie Owens i 'ii' V-, '? gs A STEVE BLACK 4 1954- 19701 When this you see, remember me, And bear me in your mind, Let others say what they may, But think of me as you find. Robert Sanders Tommie Stafford Rick Worley Roy Dale Chandler Maria London -x Q-.X xml-Q M .gwgiw wwwww' N X. N ' ?f2WMQwwwXwww ' A- M 'NYM W M. Sophomore Class Officers PRESIDENT - Kenneth Johnson VICE PRESIDENT - Mike Cook SECRETARY - Billy Blankenship TREASURER - Ricky Chambless REPORTER - Steve Farmer STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Heidi Mallet Kenny Leonard Sophomore Class of '71 Melvin Chandler Pete Clark Gwen Coleman Mike Cook Diann Denton Dan Laster Kenny Leonard Frankie Lewis Kent Lloyd Bobby London L J r Pat Pennon Jimmy Rollins Susie.Rollins Ricky T aylor C arolyn Thompson ra I . J f 4 'gulf Q V' Q d i: 9 ' N0 moto Bruce Ashalintubbi Glennon Bailey Bobby Bell Billy Blankenship Ricky Chambless Steve Farmer Janie Harper Kenneth Johnson Jimmy Jones Ann Laster A . .. ,u,,,f,,, 1 it J J L 5 Heidi Mallet Richard McDonald Barbara Moore Mary McNeal Brian Moore John Vanhoose Vickie Worley Ksggmvavsvav -Ti B - ' I 1. D 4, .J ,, ,, htm ,M ,......,..,. u M N V., 95542951-.. 15 :ff I il Freshman Class of '71 w Freshman Class Offisers PRESIDENT Mike McCoy VICE PRESIDENT - Tom Dooley Chandler SECRETARY - Debbie Wright TREASURER - Dale McCoy REPRESENTATIVES - Ida Lewis Pauline Moore 3, W, f. f E- E. fy ' , if f, fs ' f Judy Burke Ricky Chandler Tom Chandler Nina Crow Wilma Davis ,A- 1. Nm Patricia Bates Billy .Benton Byron Benton Deb Bradshaw Sue Burcham Glenna Denton Debra Dickerson Pat Dickerson Tom Esch Kent Hendon Linda Hill Keith Hopson Ida Lewis Glenn London Robert Lynch Kavin Reddick Mari Renfrow Lemuel Sams Julian Sanders Earl Sanders if Dale McCoy Mike McCoy Cynthia McDonald Pauline Moore Rick Porton ,MV Emmitt Stafford Coatis Stafford James Wimbley Debbie Wright Rajohnna Wright QW ' Q , e f-Y- ' if A '71 -1 1,1 fm F I 3' A , V - t-:ns ni?--'.f fW' 'sv' . ,Her k 'F .A V Wwwiewmsrwrww , 1-faqwue A-Swefww: 4 .7 -NW 7 r:g f'k15t1P9'4m'5525'! ' ' WA -Fifi ..,, is , , . A W . ...1., ' ' 0' . , ,HSQEY-5 in Qhffki-,f?fI 'uv 'b ' . A f I ' ft, Lf 1.311 QPYNMXA , W-vm L ,K ,- We 'V if W 1,4 , ,I . . . , .W I 44' .- 31,-f f Sttetiiilisfff 5, M ri-,tg ,Wt A ss, tg :L ev, f-we K- ,se W, -I X if f www new-tr, we-ffi' MW . my :1s,wMsr2Wlf 4 Elementary The winning of freedom is not to he compared to the winning of a game -- with the victory re- corded forever in history. Freedom has its life in the hearts, the actions, the spirit of men and so it must be daily earned and refreshed . . . Dwight D. Eisenhower ,nance ,etet A , ,,.., ,.,, .L V or .. ,r R45 , 4 TTKWQ gy Eighth Grade Eighth Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Debbie Black VICE PRESIDENT - Buddy Shelton SECRETARY - Judy Wright TREASURER - Randy Farmer GAME LEADERS - Joyce Hopson Patty Moore SONG LEADERS - Gloria Stafford William Wimbley Of QC 177 , ,,, -'fm fs' MTM' .-f ,g' ,q- -lv nf!--15, :ffyd ,:'4?f.,,'v '.4 as yn. vi- V 1 21, . , , , nf- A, ., - N ., ,-,,,H -I f', .,f',,L., A . '4 ' u .., .Q- Randall Farmer Iimmy Hill Ioyce Hopson Ann McNeal Cleo Moore Judy Wright I anet Young Larry Crosnoe -APRIL --4 :lx Debbie Black Debra Chambless Kenny Chandler Betty Dickerson I ohnny Dodson Patty Moore Patricia Roan Buddy Shelton Gloria Stafford William Wimbley ,, ..,. ,-Vk . if ,, ,..,,,5,,,, , , . ,, mx yyy o,n , M 5 4' 3 we :-1 . ' W A Seventh Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Mamie Boone VICE PRESIDENT - Ricky Short SECRETARY - Lisa Bohanan TREASURER - Dale Wright SONG LEADER - Vicki Burcham GAME LEADER - Sam Pierce REPORTER - Sheilia Dawn Howard Seventh Grade of '71 so 'X Billy Bell Casey Bice Lisa Bohanan Mamie Boone Vicki Burcham -If B lill W Johnny Bums 'li' 3. 1 5 7 ,L Billy Chambless rg 1' 4' r .V M .ey if ' . Q l f 'M Patsy Chandler A A g ' I Clifton Crow :I A, A ,y L Robert Hill M, if ar, L -M 1 I A I fir 4 , 'E is I an McDonald Warren Minor Lee Roy Mulkey Barbara Owens Linda Peelman N Benny Williams Alvin Woods Luke Wooten Dale Wright I f Q Z .XX J , ka. Sheila Howard Dianne Leonard I essalyne Lewis Kirk McCoy Tanyah McCoy S 213 Sam Pierce Terri Sanders Ricky Short Shelia T aylor Sue West Sixth Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Jerry Coleman VICE PRESIDENT - Ricky Dale Simmons SECRETARY AND TREASURER - Kay Hendon Sixth Grade of '71 ,ef 3 2 kf,., ,, f Wig fmt ik? 54 X Russell Bohanon Ronnie Broach Kathy Chambless Norma Chambless Jerry Coleman Kay Hendon Kenneth Hill Sharon Hill Bruce Hopson Gail Leonard Donald Mulkey Jimmy Owens Johnny Lou Sanders Randall Short Ricky Dale Simmons Kenneth Williams Connie Wright Gary Wright Johnny Ray Wright Pamela Young n23'lli , 5,3-,Jani ,u .1 ff Fifth Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Patrick Leonard VICE PRESIDENT - Kenny Ashalintubbi SECRETARY - Roger Bell TREASURER - David Lewis REPORTER - Cindy Joiner Fifth Grade of '71 I I MWF' 5 , H J 2 A E Q: Q4 ff 1 5 V W Christine Burris Sidney Burris Jan C avender Nan Cavender Connie Chambless . Q ' 0? sw , r 4- , ,- 7, ga: M .H iii 'H' my jg Patrick Leonard David Lewis Danny Mallet Rocky McCarley Donny McCoy K 3 Kenny Ashalintubbi Roger Bell Jimmy Bohanon James Burke Ricky Boone x If ,, '-5-3 wx ' Vicky Dickerson Joyce Harris Carla Johnson Cindy Joiner Keith Lamphier 1 if C x , Elesta Owens gf as I 7 A' aa Sherry Peelman V I ,, J Debbie Roan 'Er I. ' , J j Ricky Sanchez , ,, 4 Airkir H V If k Kim Taylor il JVI k i k Sherry Williams Linda Wimbley Vernon Wooten Margret Hill It was her thinking of others, That makes you think of her. , 'P Vtt, Fourth Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Steve Davis VICE PRESIDENT - Jerry Roan SECRETARY - Suzette Leonard TREASURER - Cheryl Ioiner GAME LEADERS - Lisa Simpson Russell Leonard SONG LEADERS- Shelia Bailey Pam Williams ine... lx Fourth Grade of '71 Q wi We Tiny Broach Tammy Chambless Kimberly Chandler Larinda Chandler Mike Davis No Hosta A VAILABLE 'K I Gerald Aaron Twala Aaron Wayne Ashalintubbi Sheila Bailey Frankie Boone 01 Brenda Moore Jerry Roan Bobby Simpson Lisa Simpson Deretha Stafford P '.k Pam Williams William Young N fi J -f E 5 4 X! flip' Dy fig' 'X N Qs I E : - Steve Davis Wayne Dickerson Cheryl Joiner Russell Leonard Suzette Leonard A n A W' Third Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Robert Short VICE PRESIDENT - Dickie Mulkey SECRETARY - Tracy Bohanan GAME LEADERS - Pemell Polk Keith McBride SONG LEADERS - Barbara Broch Third Grade of 771 35?i4x14'ii'f?.'a'5,5:: '-2 Theresa Hill Norman Lamphier David Mallet Keith McBride Gene McCoy fgnvm .L M. Iv 6 1,1 41 l Q A B 'W Johnny Baker Tracey Bohanan Barbara Broach Billy Chambless I immy Dickerson .V qi a. 2 f ' Ah' fbtiwvf R J es' fn 1-E' Kerry Reddick Robert Short Robert Dale Wright . R 4 , ,, --. ide! W? 'W ',,, V Pam McDonald Dickie Mulkey Bradley Peelman Pemell Polk Patty Potter 5 B , .AL X .. 61 'rx - QPZQ ,at Afkvv, Hr as Et PRESIDENT - Sharon Lansdell VICE PRESIDENT - Cathy I oiner SONG LEADERS - Marla Barnes and Donna Roan GAME LEADERS - Cheryl Smith and LaDonna Davis Second Grade of 771 Maurica Aaron Marla Bames Barbara Bell Tina Bly Sue Broach .pg Iackie Burris S Cindy Chamblws ,Q ' . B f , Roy Don Chapman :yy L L W La Donna Davis Carol Decker i ' B ,I 1 A Q Tracey Hadley tty 1:- K xxx Cathy Joiner H Sharon Lansdell Rodney Leonard Tony Liles Sandra Lewis V in Toni McNeal Q Dianne Moore ' ' Eugene Moore .Q V' ' fi l in Lou Ann Pack V 7 A' .ru '- V H -f V ryyy , 1 113 'file 2 , E Donna Roan Mike Polk Keith Simpson Ray Short Michael Williams Teresa Williams Jamie Wright Q' 'O ' 1x6 If MY, M' Cheryl Smith 'Q' L ri First Grade Officers PRESIDENT - Elizabeth Farmer VICE PRESIDENT - David McBride SONG LEADERS - Saundra Hendon and Cari Io Chapman GAME LEADERS - Shelly Pierce and Linda Williams First Grade of '71 Cari Io Chapman Ira Dee Derrick Gilbert Dickerson Elizabeth Farmer Scott Farmer ,kk an T ammy Baker Vemie Battiest, I r. Keith Burcham Lydel Chandler Lawrence Chandler Saundra Hendon Cynthia Hill Steve Howard Ion Martain Lawrence Vehna Lewis TOO BUSY Dawn Lyon ' David McBride 9 Roger Gran McCarley y A 2 Marnita McNeal C Wayne Minor ,How No, UT Tony Potter Tina Sanchez Franklin Simpson Kathie Simpson Ramona Short AVAILABLE Not Shown Claude Smith Barry Stafford Linda Williams th aw Wayne Nevills Amanda Nunn Ricky Pack Michella Pierce Mitchell Potter ,,i- K X 5 S C Q, 5x1 W Headstart Teachers Janice Leonard Sue Nesmith 4 mmdl in Glenn David Allen Rhonda Baker Charles Battiest Shirley Burris Theresa Burris Gayla Chandler W Lori Chandler Shelby Chapman Darrin Higgins Dennise Keeney 'a Karen Chambless Timmy Lyon I ames McCoy Kenny Moore Bill Nunn g r 'X ,rj Ethan Allan Pierce Shawn Ragan Ranell Short Cletes Treadway Ronald Wallace Sell W ED p ere made , H3 1 -'Em Henry Wamer ghfiii H Donna Wright E ' Glenda Young f oh. ll U jj, X, J L V e E 5 320 I 3' ' 'J L F aa WW JN v A. . 5 ' f Why? 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W ,U KW, A My A ' ' 5 ri jmW A 1 E' A m PRESIDENT ' Annette Hopson VICE PRESIDENT - Brenda Keough SECRETARY - Janie Luttrell TREASURER - Gwen Coleman MAKFQ5 M SONG LEADER - Ruby Clark ADVISOR - Mrs. Doan HIS'I'ORIAN AND REPORTER Heidi Mallet FHA BEAU - FHA Officers 70-71 QCP 5 '52 SL ra Q. 140 qv, Randy Hopson f if at I v-T.-wr I FFA Officers 70-71 PRESIDENT - SENTINEL - Wesley Leonard Roy Chandler VICE PRESIDENT - SECRETARY - Randy Hopson Pete Ashalintubbi FFA SWEETHEART - REPORT ER - Brenda Keough Billy Blankenship ADVISOR - TREASURER - Mr. Danny Woods ARMERS O Bobby McCoy TIN v I .- THE NATIONAL STUDYING VOCATIONAI. ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS AGRICULTURE Officers PRESIDENT - Annette Hopson VICE PRESIDENT - Brenda Keough RECORDING SECRETARY - Jane Luttrell TREASURER - Terri Packnett ADVERTISING MANAGER - Dianne Denton SOCIAL CHAIRMAN - Nina Crowe CORRESPONDING SECRETARY - Vicki Worley Student Council A f N 0 ,.,,, ,, ,,,. ,.,. ,-. M O 4 Q fa Favorites Democracy is . . . the recurrent suspicion that more than half of the people are right more than half of the time . . . an idea which hasn't been disproved yet . . . 7' ' 4 E. B. White 1 fi I f'l fe -w .N A 'I xxxxxxxxixxxxxxxrxfi Wvygs-lb A 1 I . 'tif ,.v -w.,,, , fg, 'wz,r Eg wp ,R iv! rwivf ii 1 .. fa Q-A. .if QQ 'K . ffs'5Qf'fQ Q 3 4 -if is 4 f 3jwngN'N .. ,N N S 'ix .,.. .,,. Q 3 Harvest Carnival HEADST.ART Dennise Kenney Darrin Higgins CROWNBEARERS and FLOWER GIRLS Shelby Chapman Glen David Allen Shawn Ragan Timmy Lyon SECOND Carol Decker Keith Simpson THIRD Patty Potter Keith McBride FOURTH Lisa Simpson Steve Davis FIFTH Cindy Joiner Russell Bohanon A SIXTH Pamela Young Bruce Hopson i Mr. and Miss Eagle Q Q 7 1- 7 7 Mamie Boone Ricky Short T ENTH Susie Rollins Billy Blankenship EIGHTH I udy Wright Kenny Chandler NINT H Debra Bradshaw Mike McCoy ELEVENTH I oe Gist Wesley Leonard TWELFTH Terri Packnett Darryl Pierce thletic If we win men's hearts throughout the world, it will not be because we are a big country but he- cause we are a great country. Bigness is imposing. But greatness is enduring. Acllai E. Stevenson ,Eff M4 ,,. , X.mfq,wzm.Q , 5 ap- ' SQA .kg YT I Sy if -..,-K 3 .i , 5 , Q Q W 335 3? X FY 'EZ' Q '1 QW mwfs' gm K, W aa' 'Q' 2 x I -NN. Q, . : ' A ii N V 5 is fi , S. x m hh ,1 gi Q 5 Y . ,... 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UQ ' Nena Bailey Annual Queen 5 WM ' ,asf i A Q, I Randy Hopson FHA Beau Brenda Keough FFA Sweetheart Best All round Wesley Leonard e 'B Q 15? Tiff! E2 35 5 e ay.. 1 Q, Q 1 Most Friendliest Gwen Coleman Kenneth Johnson Most Courteous Dianne Denton Gary Roan Most Dependable Heidi Mallet Robbie Sanders 'Yhmw M -- M- .,wwm1m,,w..., M,.....1 5,1 Most Popular Brenda Keough Randy Hopson , 4. J ,, ,r , . W- SENIORS: WHO'S WHO Annette Hopson and I oy Benton -4.12 1' 4 J ' -- QA ,,. F ,. - . ta, i pf' WM, Aff ,se , IUNIORS: WHO'S WHO Brenda Keough an d Wesley Leonard ho's Who at Eagletown Eight students were named to Eag1etown's Who's Who Among Students, represented by two studenm from each of the grades nine through twelve. Students were named to receive this honor on the basis of faculty and student nominations. The students who receive the honor were first chosen on the basis of a B-or-better average, then on per- sonality, leadership, extra-curricular activities, school spirit, cooperation and character. SOPHOMORES: WHO'S WHO Gwen Coleman and Kenneth Johnson rv FRESHMAN: WHO'S WHO Debra Bradshaw and Mike McCoy Historian Jackie McNeal , 'w 'iN.., ,xnxx ,, .M '-ww- A--s, 'Mx-.W F- ... -L.. +-IFJ, ,WMV FRESHMAN Tommy Chandler and Glenna Denton Class Favorites --.MR-Nts SOPHOMORE Jimmy I ones and Ann Laster 'Xs NX -,,, ,.. s JUNIORS Pete Ashalintubbi and Brenda Keough Wwnug, wr-f M --++...., -mmm.--Q SENIORS Paul Williams and Pat Burris Annual Staff Officers EDITOR - Nena Bailey CO-EDIT OR - Terri Packnett COPY EDITOR - Janie Luttrell SPORTS MANAGER - Pam Worley BUSINESS MANAGER - Ann Warner ORGANIZATIONS - Pat Burris ART DIRECTOR - Joy Benton ADVERTISING MANAGER - Nancy Burcham PHOTOGRAPHER - Wesley Leonard ADVISOR - Mr. George Touchstone, Ir. I ..., . I ii zik N T. ,K- , ,,.. E iv. 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I-pu' - ,A--5- SIII GLENN BOWLES GENE COFFEY LEONARD MCDANIEL Owners and Managers Sale Every Wednesday Idabel Oklahoma GUTHRIE CHEVROLET 1312 East Washington See the All New Vega 2300 Where Service Comes First Phone 286-6622 idabel okiahoma JAN'S AND RICKY'S Put a String Around Your Finger to Remember JAN'S and RICKY'S ISI STATE BANK T 2 21 V , I KM Best in Haircuts Idabel Oklahoma Congratulations Senior s I Idabel Oklahoma CLYDE'S DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY For Fast Wcleming Broken Bow , Oklahoma MUTT FAGEN'S BARBER SHOP Q I Broken Bow 3 chair shop N 0 For a Fast C1 C t ean u Oklahoma Q' fc O Cnjp ANDERSON MOTORS QSM Congratulatmns to Senlors I f Q tm rom U Broken Bow Oklahoma Compliments of Broken Bow RONE'S BARBER SHOP Q X Eagletown eniors 70 f71 L m it ,Y N23 S PX JM gf! V. ,h - all Y E . A 'E :flax xr F gg i! Oklahoma BROKEN BOW HARDWARE General Hardware We've Been Here Always Phone 584-2640 RET CHANDLER - Owner Go! Eagles! Go! Broken Bow Oklahoma CHANDLER - HEWITT DRUG Registered Pharmacists Cosmetics - Fountain Fast Service Broken Bow Oklahoma JAMES T. TUCKER CO. RCA Whirlpool App. RCA Victor and Zenith JACUZZI - Ruth Berry - Pumps Building Supplies - Rentals Home Loans wkinlpooff Broken Bow Oklahoma BOND AUTO SUPPLY Engine Replacement Parts Crankshafts Block Assembly Broken Bow Oklahoma SHERMAN-HILL SHOES Home of Tony Lama Boots, Florsheim Shoes Hina, and Old Marie Trotters Idabel, Okla. EARL SHERMAN, owner. 91 . ,f HARRIS DRUG STORE DeQueen's Newest and Modern Drug Sto We Give S8:H Green Stamps Te I A ev g f' 3 K Phone 584-3555 DeQueen JOE'S CAFE Where You Come T0 SUIT Y Broken Bow, Oklah oma, 9x TA fx K Q 71 fix ' Q V J L f R .5 .1 ALJ it-A OUR ST C3 P E Hurry to URREY'S Department Store DeQueen, Arkansas A shdovvn, Arkansas Q -,J J S f' O l HOL SHERRILL- M 3 AN PHARMACY Broken Bow Oklahoma- COLVERT'S DAIRY PRODUCTS W- -A v 'if 'Qi 5 .. 7? 594 ' 'K W1 ww D, hm 1 X --..-.......... t 'Y iq L Good Lx Luck Seniors, A I 1 A, A 1971 11 Nix Durant Oklahoma HAMMERS SU PERMARKET W Give S8zH Green Stamps Broken B BINGER OIL CCMPANY vas.. 2 'fool' Q' ssnvlcs Q S oll' I X 'men 6' fra- FIRST NATIONAL BANK Broken Bow. Okla. swung 44 smrvor Q- vounsmncs 6 'GX 0 sg 7 If INSURED T Q' sIj5I OIOOO 5 4410, CORQQY- Broken Bow, Oklahoma EARNHEART'S STUDIO S Mabel, Oklahoma HEBERT'S CLEANERS CLwWf1e.,,,f,,g U' 1 Oklah EARLENE'S FLOWER SHOP 910 N. P Flowers for E BKBW Okl. h BAILEY LUMBER COMPANY Phone 584-2159 Broken Bow Oklahoma DALE ROSS GARAGE 8. WRECKER SERVICE YOUR TROUBLES - w N5 4 VA I I Sll 'wg N 4., N ...Ag - 27 N. Main Phone 584-2224 Night 584-6430 Broken Bow Oklahoma OKLAHOMA SCHOOL ACME JANITQR AND SUPPLY C0- CHEMICAL suPPl.Y FLOYD SCHUBERT President P.O. Box 1236 OKLAHOMA 313 South 9th Street Schggl Fort Smith, Arkansas Supply 72901 I X-lclx Co. 11 1 ffm ,Q rw is X Comp1ete Line of f ff Janitor Supp1ies 321 N. Third Street Phone 682-4051 Mu skogee Oklahoma BUDGET Foon STORE el 990: 1 tb Q3 e I 9 'mn V M?'l ig --'fa ..,. E .yi 28 BOB PASSMORE, Owner Phone 584-3394 South of City We Give Gold Bond Stamps Broken Bow Oklahoma OKLAHOMA TIRE AND SUPPLY Shop and Save at Your Friendly Otasco Store Associate Stores Otasco-C46 Phone 405-584 - 3838 Broken Bow Otasco-C114 Phone 501-584-2134 DeOueen, Arkansas WARREN'S 5 - 'IO , Aww -' '. A-355' . ' 5 -ff. Q gl' U Broken Bow - Idabel Phone 584-2180 MONTGOMERY WARD For your convenience do your catalogue shopping with us. Phone 286-3303 ll UZ N. Central Idabel Oklahoma V. A. BICE'S CAFE 8: MOBIL STATION Eagletown Oklahoma THWEATT CONCRETE Sand Q Gravel Concrete Blocks Black Hoe Work Dirt General Machine Shop Welding H.S. Hwy. 70 South Broken Bow, Oklahoma W. C. TWEATT, Owner THOMAS LUMBER COMPANY ' lim IlIu l: ::- . X W QAYQJ' l , 2 L. ' ig m i' .,,' -4' v T445 Iv Je? fn f It 5 Phone 584-2644 Broken BOW, Oklahoma HUSKlN'S DRUG STORE Congratulations all 'B ' +L 12 l DeQueen Arkansas GI-EN'5 JEWELRY BROOKES DRUG STORE For Fast Dependable For Best Jewelry Servlce Buys in Town STIOP at Glen's -:gn ,dv e V . ' 'I'IIIllu iw' ' Y- i A f i XA W . . L-Q W . DeQueen Arkansas DeQueen, Arkansas Tl-loMAs JEWELRY Exquisite Jewelry SOUTHWEST ARKANSAS W 13 . 'A Furnlture Appliances TV - Stereo 55' N 163 Carpet - Bedding hi W N 3rd sr - P.o. Box 148 DeQueen Arkansas 71832 15011 584-2011 k I I Make her feel like a Queen with a gift from ThomasFs Jewelry DeQueen Arkansas V A CROUSE'S DAIRY FREEZE VAL'S HAIR FASHIONS Cutting Courteous Tinting Efficient Styling Phone: 584: 6711 402 West 9th MAX R. VALDEZ - Operator 1 '13 K X. , at Beauty -4-' U Shop Q w fx 'I Ph. 584-6313 Broken Bow BI'OkCI1 Bow Okla. ,mf COCKRELUS TEXACO L 3' K CABWET 9'0 ssnvlce srA1loN Moore Paints Linoleum Carpet and Tile Shop L Sz K Cabinet For Service Ph. 584-2621 1003 N. Park Drive Broken Bow, Oklahoma TE CO Phone 584:2334 Broken Bow Okla. CLAUDE COCKRELL owner CTASCU HCME COMPLETE SERVICE AND CO. FURNITURE SUPPLY I-' 'E mfg Plumbing and Electric Contractor Heating and Air Conditioning Phone 286-3346 Deflueenf Ark- 100 S. Central idabei, okia Broken Bow, Okla. POWELL DRESS SHOP CLAUDE WESTMORELAND INS. Clothing for Ladies and Young Ladies Who Want the New - in Things Safety Pays Q 6 1 W sg' 6 Phone 286-2232 SEQ Main ldabel, Okla. Ida-bel, Oklao +C Q., 6,1 r sr P4 A A i 1 ,f ,V S Y .f H f If a ge' I ., 9 - f .. x iff' Drive a Datsun Then Decide at BLACK'S DATSUN il Qi. , . FQ M Q, i T nm E. X DATSII Drive a Datsun . . . gag decide at: Broken Bow Oklahoma SOUTHERN STAGE EQUIPMENT SAVI GS... IIIVESTIGATE 0 Il fic' Comanche Oklahoma PASSMORE'S SUPERMARKET Quick, Courteous Service Open From 7 a.m. 'til 8 p.m. up ,GM ,isunbeam 5 3 Batterwhipped R L f' Q A U X , Phone 584-3363 Broken Bow Oklahoma COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Q5 Wherever im you're X ROWS- V - www. ,Wu ' need . mu, nn, X depend on Coke f D Q fAMf XJ 611160 Fi Q v x wherever fi l Ti in!!-1 youfve 6 !'f.'0 i ' i P, A been '. ', 0' mfnz, fx am ldabel Oklahoma THE HUDDLE IF l1 S GOOD FOOD YOU lAl'l'-- Q I CL , 6 mmf N Broken Bow, Oklahoma ARMSTRONG'S CONOCO 4-Way Service Station Phone 584-2414 Broken Bow, Okla GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE If it doesn't say 4 ' Good Year it can't be Polyglas Idabel, Okla. CARTER BUILDING SUPPLY f,- Everything for the Builder , 1 i '1 1 Mile East Highway 70 Broken Bow, Oklahoma. SHERMAN HILL Better Values x ll 2 EVE' Hmm, S'-Eu' Q 1 .fl Phone: 286-3442 BROKEN BOW NEWS Go Eagles ! Broken Bow Oklahoma Idabel Oklahoma BRATON'S GROCERY WILKERSON FUNERAL HOME GRO git' csbfg e Ki ' - 4' 9 , . - ' ggfif R , ....,.... . ..-.-. 1 . f 6 Service With a Smile Broken Bow Oklahoma DeQueen Arkansas JEANNIE LYNN VIC'S DOLLAR STORE DRESS SHOP Best Wishes Tops in Fashion -f -if a, fi f fffg, I 'IV Q it W sggatei L Q .QW Q6 F., ,gbav 'Q 1 3 x V o. ' f 2 1 X J: , f Mn ,Q f LW if 1 Q 'gt . 'i-P . S j,?1'f ' W Be Wise and Save Come Away Happy DeQueen Arkans DeQueen Arkansas CHANDLER-TURNER KNIGHT'S AND WALTRIPS FORD Style 1 X' as .2 sr 1 fN 94 Q UETVFORDQ :ff eff? 6 Is Service With a Smile DeQueen Arkans DeQueen, Arkansas TUCKER'S JEWELRY FASHION SHOP AND FURNITURE lam n 5, 106 Main B ken Bow, Okla ,. l. '-. Q, , of M K-- 1' I wf XX X ll Xgf x' .mp ,za Q fwfimheab 32 North Main B k B Okl Compliments of 4 Q? kj Hr-. E wif vin I :Rh PAUl.'S DAIRY BURGER A9553 1 Q D eQueen, Ark. JOHNSON HARDWARE J fp V . A ' x X 'Ax Quality Hardwar for Your Every Need Broken Bow, Okl X X , 4- ' -fff M-ffm-Q--...L. -,- .-.,. W, ,, -..ww-..... ,, - fmwmmwm Wg -WWW, 'W - ' k M .f..,-N-..,,..,,. ,,,,, W, ,,,,. v,,,k,,,, BURKE LIFE INS. HENDON'S Gkoc. s. MKT MACK HENDON - Owner Eagletown, O HEND0N'S8KHARDWARE APPLIANCES DELL HENDON Eaglet P e 835-2312 EAGLE CASH GRQCERY Owner KENNETH HENDON Eagletown Okla Phone 835 2230 KENNETH'S TRAILER SALES Owner - KENNETH HENDON Eagletown Okla Phone 835 2244 BRUTON'S DRY GOODS Ladies Ready-to-Wear, Shoes and Clothing for Your Family. We give SGH Green Stamps Broken Bow, Oklahoma Phone 584-3853 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA 106 N, Main Broken BOW, Call 584-3337 Qklahoma BERT MAY'S GROC. 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