Fairview High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Fairview, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1963 volume:

P R E S E NTING CONTENTS Administration 5 Student Body 9 Activities 25 Supplement 37 Royalty 45 Athletics 51 FOREWORD A year comes and before we realize, it is actually over. The thought never occurs to some of us that a year has a point of view until, perhaps, we are seniors. This is true because, in re- ality, a year will have a dif- ferent meaning for each one of us. Yet no matter from what view- point we may see a ye u.r, there will always be memories of it to cherish for a lifetime. The annual staff of 1963 feels that the purpose of those who attend Fairview High School is to acquire self control and self re- liance, to be loyal and give strongest support at all times, and to co-operate with fellow-class- mates in student activities for the welfare of the school. Our wish is that all may pos- sess in tangible form a lasting record of the ideals, achieve- ments, and memories of Fair- view High School during the year 1963. Co-Editors, Shannon Suderman Colene McCue HI-LITES With the humidity and heat of late summer came the end to vaca- tions. The '63 Yellowjacket student body reluctantly exchanged swim- ming parties, suntans, an occasional class ring, and summer jobs for textbooks, band instruments, football shoes, and driving permits. Go! Fight! Win! , hotdogs, and late hours met the pep rallys, class, F-Club, and FFA parties which blew in on nippy autumn breezes. Fathers, Mothers, students, sweethearts and hopefuls shuffled through carpets of auburn, russet, and maize to attend football games, FFA meetings, Senior Play, Daddy Date Nite, and FHA meetings, while sleepyeyed band members boarded 6:00 A.M. buses for band trips. Homecoming always leaves favorite autumn memories of tears, happi- ness, dis-assembled floats and wilted mums. Brisk winter winds brought soft, dewy snowflakes, basketball games, sleigh rides, and parties, parties, parties. Cupid was at large during February when each FHA girl honored the man of her choice at the Sweetheart Banquet. The first shimmering buds of spring found.. . BOYS of all shapes and sizes doing cadence count to one, two, three, four; one, two, three, four, at the track field- JUNIORS being transformed into actors, actresses, stage managers, and business tycoons in preparation for their first production, the Junior Play, and working diligently on a theme and decorations for the banquet which they presented for the seniors-- SENIORS discussing their favorite topics: college placements, scholarships, announcements, and diplomas as they planned and eagerly awaited Sen- ior Skip Day, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and finally, Commencement. Memories and Hi-Lites from '62-'63 in FHS have found their places on bulletin boards, in scrapbooks, in students' hearts, and finally, with- in the covers of the '63 Yellowjacket. 3 The dedication of the an- nual has been a tradition for many years. It has been the pleasure of this year's Annual Staff and others of previous years to dedicate the annual to honored and de- serving members of the faculty. With these points clearly in mind, we feel we have made an excellent choice. To each of us the familiar, Clear the deck , or, If the shoe fits you, wear it , has become al- most essential to make school seem complete. Firmness, yet, patience, and understanding are among his finer traits. He has worked untiringly to help each and every member of the faculty as well as each member of the stud- ent body with their many problems. His leadership and personal guidance have become a challenge to all who associate with him . It is with great respect that we, the members of the Annual Staff, dedicate this yearbook of 1963 to Mr. Max K. Moyers. MR. MAX K. MOYERS Mr. Moyers is indeed one of the Yellowjackets avid This year Mr. Moyers participated with FHS students sports fans. in discussing school problems. 4 ADMINISTRATION The Fairview Board of Education is a group of tax- payers who are elected by the people of the district to represent them in matters concerning property maintenance and administration of the district's school. LEFT TO RIGHT: Clerk, Edwin Kliewer; Member, R. E. Graalman; President, W. U. Gaylord; Vice-President, Clyde Leonard; Mem- ber, Victor Warkentine. BOARD OF EDUCATION An attitude of authority and understanding are the noteworthy qualifications that have won our super- intendent, Mr. C. O. Lanman, the admiration and respect of students and faculty. In carrying out his duties, Mr. Max K. Moyers, a most capable principal, has labored diligently to bring numerous changes and improvements to this school's curriculum. 6 FACULTY MR. GENE MR. ED ACKERMAN ANDRUSS Athletics Social Studies Athletics MRS. LAVINIA MR. GEORGE EUBANKS DERRYBERRY Social Studies MRS. GERALDINE MR. CLIFF CLARK MR. ROBERT BURNS Band Chorus DECKER English, Speech Math Journalism MRS. MARIE GARD MR. DON HA XT ON MISS HANNAH English German Vocational Agri- KAY HILPIRT English MR. PAUL KRATZ Athletics culture Home Economics MR. DENNIS MADDOX MRS. SHIRI£Y MADDOX MR. FRED MR. JACK Math Science Biology, Chemistry MARTIN McNUTT Science Science Commerce Drivers' Training SCHOOL PERSONNEL LEFT TO RIGHT: Sol Bierig, Les Carroll, Herb Campbell, Pat Metz, Glen Ritter, and Jerry Metz. Many students with problems find a helping hand with pert, efficient Mrs. Lillian Nickel. The shining halls of F. H. A. reflect the dil- igent duties of Ray Allen Koehn, Floyd Pharis, and Sol Bierig. CLASSES CLASS OFFICERS: Treasurer, Marcia Willits; Reporter, Ruth Ann Ewing; Vice-President, Virgil Moore; Sponsor, Mr. Clark; President, Larry Ratzlaff; Sponsor, Mrs. Burns; Student Council Representative, Reggie Hewatt; Secretary, Shannon Suderman. NOT PICTURED: Karen Wendt, Student Council Representative. SENIORS '63 DE ANN BAYNE--Pep Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Parlimentarian 4; Speech Play 4; Class Plays 3,4; Chorus 3, 4. JOE BLACKLEDGE—Football 1, 2, 3, 4; F-Club 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; All-District 2nd Team Tackle 4. LURA BOWERS—Librarian 2, 4. MIKE CLIFTON—Class Play 3; Paper Staff 4; Con- cession Stand Committee 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4. DEAN MORRISON—Football 1,2,3, 4; Tri-Captain 4; Football All District Tackle 4; Basketball 1,3; F-Club 2,3,4, President 4; Track 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1,2, 3,4, President 4, F. F. A. Dairy Team 1,2, F.F.A. Livestock Team 1,2,4, F.F.A. State Con- vention 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Student Rotari an 4. WALTER ECK, JR. VICKI EPP LINDA EWBANK RUTH ANN EWING JON A. GARD RAYDEAN GUNSAULIS WALTER ECK, JR. —Football 1; Class Plays 3,4; F. F. A. 4; Concession Stand Committee 3. VICKI EPP—Paper Staff 1,2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Office Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 3; Chorus 1,2; Bas- ketball 2, 3; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Class Plays 3, 4. LINDA EWBANK--Class Plays 3, 4; Student Council Representative 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Tri-State Quartet 2; Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamen- tarian 2,3, Secretary 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4, Vice- President 4; Office Staff 3; Alva Curricular Con- test Alternate 2. RUTH ANN EWING--Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2; Band 1; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Librarian 1; Tri-State Accompanist 3; Tri-State Trio 3; Tri-State Solo 4; Student Council Representative 3; Class Report- er 3,4; F.H. A. 1, 2, 3,4, Songleader 2, Reporter 3, President 4, State Officer Nominee 3; Paper Staff 2; Class Plays 3, 4. BRITT HALL TIM HARDER JON A. GARD--Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tri-Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; President 4; Class President 2, 3; Boy's State 3; Band 1, 2, 3; F-Club 2, 3, 4; American Legion Award 1; Student Rotarian 4; All-District Quarterback 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4; Senior Class Marshall 3; Tri-State Band 3; Tri- State Quartet 2. RAYDEAN GUNSAULIS--F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer 4; Livestock Team 1, 2, 3, 4; State Convention 2, 3; Chapter Meeting Team 1, 4; Dairy Team 2; Basketball 1; Track 1; Football 4; All-District Guard 4; F-Club 4; Class Plays 3. BRITT HALL--Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; F-Club 2, 3, 4; Sec- retary-Treasurer 4; F.F.A. 2,4; Class Play 3; Stu- dent Council Representative 2; Class Vice-Presi- dent 3. TIM HARDER--Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; F. F. A. 3, 4; Class Play 3; Speech Play 4. 11 PATRICIA KECK LONNIE MAYTUBBY COLENE MCCUE JUDY MOLLETT VIRGIL MOORE MIKE HEFFEL--Football 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3; All-District 2nd Team Halfback 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Play 3. REGGIE HEW ATT - -T rack 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Class Play 4; F-Club 4; All-District End 4; Speech Play 4; Student Council Representative 4. GARRY JINKENS--Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; F. F. A. 4. SHARON KAHN--Chorus 3; Class Play 3, 4; Speech Play 4. TOMMIE KECK--Football 1,4; Basketball 1,4; National Honor Society 3,4; State Honor Society 1; Track 3; All-District 2nd Team End 4; Class Plays 3, 4. PATRICIA KECK—F. H. A. 1; Pep Club 1; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Paper Staff 4; Chorus 3; Librarian 1; Basketball 1. LONNIE MAYTUBBY—Basketball 4; Class Play 4; Speech Play 4. COLENE MCCUE--Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1, 2,3,4, Reporter 2; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, 3,4; Paper Staff 3; Girls' State 3; American Legion Award 1; Senior Class Marshall 3; Band 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Tri-State Chorus 3,4; Alva Curricular Contest 2; Student Council 3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Football Queen 4, Attendant 2, 3; Class Plays 3,4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Co-Editor 4. JUDY MOLLETT --Band 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 1, 2; Class Play 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Speech Play 4. VIRGIL MOO RE--Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Tri- Captain 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4; All-Disttict Fullback 4; F-Club 2, 3, 4; F-Club Vice President 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Class President 4; Student Council Representative 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech Play 4; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Student Rotarian 4; Paper Staff 3. SUE PECK LARRY RATZLAFF SANDY RUSCH LINDA SLAPE SHANNON SUDERMAN DON WEDEL KAREN WENDT MARCIA WILLITS WILMA WILSON MARGARET WOODS SUE PECK--Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, Cheerleader 4; Parliamentarian 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1; Class Plays 3, 4; Office Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. LARRY RATZLAFF--Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; F-Club 2, 3, 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Class President 1,4, Vice-President 2; Student Council 3; Paper Staff 4; Student Rotari an 4; Chorus 2. SANDY RUSCH--F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 2, 3, Secretary 3, President 1, 4; National Honor Society 3,4, Reporter 3; State Honor Society 2,3,4; Curricular Contest 2; Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Speech Play 4; Class Play 3,4; F. F. A. Queen Attendant 2; Librarian 1; Paper Staff 2,3; Junior High Valedictorian 1. LINDA SLA PE--Speech Play 4. SHANNON SUDERMAN—F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Librar- ian 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4; State Honor Society 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Band 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Queen Attendant 2,3, Queen 4; Co-Editor 4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; Curricular Contest 2. DON WEDEL—Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4, Manager 3, 4; F-Club 3,4; Chorus 2; Class Plays 3, 4; Speech Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 3. KAREN WENDT--Basketball 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, Reporter 4; State Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist 4; Tri-State Chorus 3, 4; Tri-State Solo 3; Tri-State Quartet 2; Pep Club 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Student Council Representative 4; Girls' State 3; Class Plays 3, 4; Curricular Contest 2. MARCIA WILLITS—Band 1,2, 3, 4, Drum Major 3, 4, Secretary 4; All State Band 3; Tri-State Band 2, 3;F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 4; Student Council Representative 1; National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 4; Office Staff 2,3,4; F. F. A. Queen Attendant 1, 3, Queen 4; Girls' Glee Club 2. WILMA WILSON—F. H. A. 3, 4; Librarian 4. MARGARET WOODS—Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Cap- tain 4; Class Plays 3, 4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Parliamentarian 2,3; Chorus 1,2; Tri-State Trio 1; Band 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Reporter 3; Tri-State Solo 1,2; Band Queen 4; District Solo 1,2,3; State Solo 1; State Honor Society 1,2. CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor, Dean White; Vice-President, Darrel Simpson; Treasurer, Rita Kay Ranson; Secretary, June McKee; President, Joe Jordan; Reporter, Pat Falke; Student Council Representatives, Betty Thomas and Ronnie Voth; Sponsor, Miss Hannah Kay Hilpirt. JUNIORS Sherry Baird Ramonda Bouse Gary Brooks Jerald Cain Karen Campbell Elmer Cook Pat Culver Jackie Day Pat Falke Gary G arm an Edward Gifford Carol Graham Loren Janzen Joe Jordan Leroy Kincheloe 14 Lois Martens Lowell Martens Loretta Martin June McKee Ronald Meier Teddy Mitch Rosemary Monahan Gary Pembrook Shirley Penner John Pruitt Gary Rankin Rita Ranson Gary Roberts Gordon Roberts Diana Sholtess Elvin Simmons Darrell Simpson Ray Smith Melvin Sodowsky Barbara Suderman Betty Thomas Regina Trout Ronnie Voth W. C. Wares Beth W atkins CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor, George Eubanks; President, Merle Isaac; Student Council Representative, Cathy Rusch; Reporter, Eileen Kliewer; Sec ret ary-Treasurer, Judy Spurlin; Student Council Representative, Alan Bowles; Vice-President, Debbie Trout; Sponsor, Fred Martin. SOPHOMORES Floyd Ake Steve Blackledge Bruce Bower Betty Bowers Alan Bowles Velma Burnett Linda Burrell Donnelle Cottrill Nellie Countryman Melva Crawford Dewayne Cravens Florence Dickinson Elden Edingfield Gael Epp George Ervin Sue Falke J udy F ast Alfredia Frantz Jim Fuzzell Jerry Gambill Nancy Gaylord Walter Gosnell Robert Graalman La Nett a Guns aulis 16 John Heffel Richard Homer Merle Isaak Dwayne Johnson Joreta Jinkens Cody King Delvin Kirk Eileen Kliewer Herb Kliewer Carol Koehn Galen Koehn Glenda Koehn Yvonne Koehn Bill Kusch Jeanne Kusch La Donna Lanman Lynn Leonard Larry Levings Yvonne Mays Lyndia McDaniel Mary Monahan Gail Moore James Morrison Galen Nickel Richard Nickel Rita Nightengale Lester Otwell Ronnie Patterson Yvonne Peterson Cathy Rusch Eldon Sholtess Ronald Smith Victor Smith Sonna Sutter Judy Spurlin Debbie Trout Evelyn Unruh Dennis Voth Vera Voth Roger Warkentine Anita Wilson Bonnie Wilson Karen Wilson Kay Woodward Arthureed Wahl Tom Wahl Darla Wormington Ann Yost 17 CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mr. Don H ax ton; Secretary, Marjoe Grim; Treasurer, Barbara Walch; President, Barry Boughan; Vice-President, Lonnie Schroeder; Reporter, Mary Watkins; Sponsor, Mr. Gene Andruss. FRESHMEN Gary Abbott Jack Frantz Janice Baker Beryl Barnard Lyle Becker Bruce Boehs Barry Boughan Virginia Bouse Mildred Bowers Rosa Bowers Gary Brankel Nancy Brown Robert Brown Frankie Burnett Ronnie Classen Louise Cook Sherman Cornelsen Phillip Cottrill Kenneth Dow Sheryl Dow Thomas Foreman Marjoe Grim Darrell Guns aulis Robert Hall William Hasty Loreta Jinkens Stephen Jester Carl Johnson Jerry Kirk Nelda Kirk Annora Koehn Sheryle Koehn Verlin Koehn Connie La Munyon Marla La Munyon Michael Liles Grady Linfoot Pamela Maytubby Ruth Ann McDaniel Bobby Merkey Frank Meyers Sherol Middleton Donald Mikulecky Elaine Mitch Byron Neufeld Jerry Nickel Keith Nightingale Linda Nightingale Roy Nightingale Rickey Pace Mary Parker Glenn Payton Rose Peterson Marsha Rankin Kristin Ratzlaff Terry Ratzlaff Cecil Redway Linda Richter Judy Roberts Debrah Robinson Judy Ruhl Jerry Rusco Lonnie Schroeder Mary Simpson Sherryl Smart Larry Smith Nancy Smith Priscilla Snook Joe Sutton Gene Tipton Jimmy Thomas Linda Turner Sherry Unruh Barbara Walch La Dona Warner Norma Warner M ary W atkins Larry Whetstone Rick Wiens C arolyn W ichert Frances Wichert Billie Wilcox Bill Wilson Kenneth Woods Cheryl Wright CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President, Garen Ewbank; Sponsor, Bob Decker; President, Patricia Moyers; Sponsor, Jerry Wade; Secretary, Ronald Fast; Reporter, Gail Levings. EIGHTH GRADE Terry Archer Mary Ann Bowers Elzadia Bromlow Ivan Burrell Trent Cornelsen Kathy Eck Keeven Ewald Garen Ewbank Everett Farr and Ronald F ast Letha Foreman Larry Fortune Johnny Frazier Nancy Gard Gerald Carman James Glasgow John Glasgow Steven Harrison Loretta Heinrichs Leroy Howerton 20 Michael Howerton Theodore James Milton Janzen Nancy Jester Vicki Kehn Richard Koehn Gail Levings Michael Major Melinda Martin Tommy Myers Patricia Moyers Sally Outhier Sandra Parker Mary Partrick Debbie Reames Shirley Rehl Mary Richter Annette Schiffer Bonnie Schmidt Carolyn Seabourn Joyce Simpson Diana Smart Connie Smith Velma Smith Karen Stone Terry Tipton Judy Unruh Ronnie Warkentine Melvin Warner Brian We del Jacob Weeks John Wymer Mike Witte Gary Woolley 21 CLASS OFFICERS: President, Terry Mitch; Vice-President, Joey Hewatt; Sponsor, Mrs. Gard; Reporter, Gay Miller; Sponsor, Mr. Dennis Maddox; Secretary-Treasurer, Lynn Becker. SEVENTH GRADE Lonnie Bartel Ray Barton Sharon Baxter Gene Beavers Lyndon Becker Rhonda Biby Cathleen Bostwick Terry Bowers Peggy Brankel Ronald Bromlow Bruce Bryant Dennis Burrell Stacey Clark Ley la Cohlmia Calvin Comelsen Steve Comelsen Jackie Countryman Sonya Day Merritt Dickinson Harry Dillard Janice Dow Marilyn Dow Mary Ellen Dow Joyce Eddingfield Gael Epp Shannon Ewbank Curtis Foster David Froese 22 Rodney Funk Merl Gossen Suzanne Graham T ana Grim Jimmy Harrison Joey Hewatt Sonia Kliewer Pat Howerton Frank Koehn John Koehn Kathy Kusch Susan Kusch Mike Link Dennis Martens Candy Martin Kenneth McMurphy Gay Miller Terry Mitch Dick Mitchell Vickie Mitchell Robert Mollett Carolyn Montgomery Evelyn Nightingale Susan Parker Larry Partrick Don Pendleton Mike Quiring Shalah Redway Ernest Redford Charles Scanell Elaine Schmidt Cathy Slape Eddie Sutter Carol Thomas Wayne Todd Mack Trout Kay Unruh Charles Votli Diane Wagner Phyllis W arkentine Wayne Watkins Mary We del Letha Weeks Jim Wilson Thresia Wilcox April Woodward Arvil Woodward Starla Yost 23 LEFT TO RIGHT: Colene McCue, Rita Kay Ranson, Karen Wendt, Cathy Rusch, Ladonna Lanman, Betty Thomas, Lonnie Maytubby, Ronnie Voth, Reggie Hewatt, Joe Jordan, Richard Wilson, Alan Bowles, Jon Gard. HIGH IDEALS BRING SATISFACTION It is said that an organization never rises above its leaders. We may apply this old, but true saying and give credit where it is due to the officers of the 1962-63 student council. They are Rita Ranson; Treasurer, Colene McCue; Secretary, Joe Jordan; Vice-President, and Jon Gard, President. 24 The student council is an organ- ization whose purpose is to promote the responsibility and happiness found in a democratic system. It functions through an executive board com- prised of four elected officers and three representatives of each upper class. The 1962-63 student council is under the efficient leadership of its president, Jon A. Gard. Among his duties as leading assemblies and making morn- ing announcements Jon A. has helped to make FHS a school which we can all be proud to be a part of. ACTIVITIES Pert, high-stepping FHS twirlers: Karen Campbell, Kay Woodward, Judy Spurlin, and Cathy Rusch add charm and vivacity to the Yellowjacket Band . BAND PROVES POPULAR 26 Under the leadership of Cliff Clark, Band BAND OFFICERS: Treasurer, Sandy Rusch; Secretary, Marcia Director and Marcia Willits, Drum Major, Willits; President, Loren Janzen; Reporter, Karen Campbell; the band brings pride and honor to FHS. Vice-President and Queen, Margaret Woods. 27 WOODWINDS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Carolyn Wichert, LaDonna Lanman, Rita Kay Ranson. SECOND ROW: Patricia Moyers, Loretta Heinrichs, Joyce Simpson, Nancy Gard. THIRD ROW: Judy Spurlin, Virginia Bouse, Sherol Middleton, Marla LaMunyon, Kristin Ratzlaff, Margaret Woods. FOURTH ROW: Karen Campbell, Lowell Martens, Joe Sutton, Ronald Fast, Ivan Burrell, Vicki Kehn, Diana Smart, Connie Smith, Johnny Heffel, Richard Homer. FIFTH ROW: Judy Roberts, Linda Burrell, Judy Fast, Letha Foreman, Brian Wedel, Bobby Merkey, Roger Warkentine, Bonnie Wilson, Debbie Trout, Linda Ewbank. SECTIONAL REHEARSAL PERCUSSION AND HEAVY BRASS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Terry Tipton. SECOND ROW: Beth Ann Watkins, Sandy Rusch, Mary Watkins. THIRD ROW: Bruce Bower, Barbara Walch, Mike Witte. BRASS, LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Karen Stone, John Glasgow, Steve Harrison, Cecil Redway, Gene Tipton, Kenneth Woods, Bill Kusch. SECOND ROW: Marcia Willits, Rosemary Monahan, Nancy Gaylord, Mary Partrick, Gail Levings, James Glasgow, Trent Cornelsen, Cathy Rusch, Gary Roberts. THIRD ROW: Loren Janzen, Lynn Leonard, Kay Woodward, Kathy Eck, Larry Whetstone, Marjoe Grim, Ronnie Warkentine, Linda Richter, Delvin Kirk, Sherryl Smart, Thomas Foreman. PARADE BAND GIRLS GLEE CLUB Director, Cliff Clark and Accompanist, Karen Wendt. LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Shirley Penner, June McKee, Sandy Rusch, Barbara Suderman, De Ann Bayne, Ruth Ann Ewing, Betty Bowers, Vera Lou Voth, Florence Dickinson, Betty Thomas, Rosemary Monahan. SECOND ROW: Ramonda Bouse, Karen Wilson, Regina Trout, LaNetta Gunsaulis, Lois Martens, Colene McCue, Jackie Day, Yvonne Koehn, Carol Koehn, Jeanne Kusch, Shannon Suderman. SCHOOL AIDED BY STUDENT LIBRARIANS LIBRARIANS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherol Middleton, Priscilla Snook, Sherry Dow, Judy Roberts, Frankie Burnett, Ruth McDaniel, Mary Parker, Betty Bowers Carol Weeks, Wilma Wilson, Glenda Beth Koehn, Lura Jean Bowers, Ann Yost, Anita Wilson. SPON- SOR: Mrs. Derryberry. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sponsor, Hannah Kay Hilpirt; Rita Ranson, Karen Campbell, June McKee, Sonna Sutter, Ruth Ann Ewing, Eileen Kliewer, Cathy Rusch, LaDonna Lanman, Linda Burrell, Linda Ewbank. SECOND ROW: Wilma Wilson, Vicki Epp, Margaret Woods, Sandy Rusch, Judy Spurlin, Kay Woodward, Colene McCue, Shannon Suderman, Judy Ruhl. THIRD ROW: Marcia Willits, Ramonda Bouse, Rose- mary Monahan, Nellie Countryman, Vera Voth, LaNetta Gunsaulis, Judy Fast, Bonnie Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Karen Wendt, Beth Watkins, Sherry Baird, Diana Sholtess, Loretta Martin, Barbara Suderman, Lois Martens. FIFTH ROW: Nancy Brown, Regina Trout, Jackie Day, Betty Thomas, Rosa Bowers, Karen Wilson, Velma Burnett, Mary Monahan. SIXTH ROW: Frances Wichert, Cheryl Wright, Connie LaMunyon, Barbara Walch, Kristin Ratzlaff, Debbie Trout, Elaine Mitch, Linda Turner, Anita Wilson, Mildred Bowers. SEVENTH ROW: Carolyn Wichert, Virginia Bouse, Mary Watkins, Marla LaMunyon, Judy Roberts, Donnell Cottrill, Carol Koehn, Nancy Gaylord, Sherry Dow. FHA OFFICERS: Song Leaders, Sonna Sutter, Cathy Rusch; Par- liamentarian, LaDonna Lanman; Secretary, June McKee; President, Ruth Ann Ewing; Treasurer, Rita Kay Ranson; Historian, Eileen Kliewer; Devotional Chairman, Linda Burrell; Reporter, Karan Campbell. SEATED: Sponsor, Hannah Kay Hilpirt; Vice-President, Linda Ewbank. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Garry Jinkens, Joe Blackledge, Melvin Sodowsky, George Ervin, Ray- dean Gunsaulis, Queen Marcia Willits, Dean Morrison, Elvin Simmons, Ronald Meier, Lowell Martens, Dennis Voth, Sponsor Don Haxton. SE- COND ROW: Walter Eck, Elmer Cook, Tom Wahl, Marvin Titus, Beryle Barnard, Darrell Gunsaulis, W. C. Wares, Ronald Classen, Delvin Kirk, Ronnie Patterson, Edward Gifford, Tim Harder, Steve Blackledge. THIRD ROW: Virgil Moore, Ricky Weins, Gary Abbott, Gene Tipton, Robert Hall, Billy Wilson, Richard Wilson, Jeral Cain, Jimmie Morrison, Gail Moore, Walter Gosnell, Roger Warkentine, Britt Hall, Thomas Foreman. FOURTH ROW: Gary Pembrook, James Thomas, Steve Jester, Glenn Payton, Robert Brown, Elden Edingfield, Le- roy Kincheloe, Bill Hasty, Larry Levings, Bruce Boehs, Gael Epp, Galen Nickel. FFA OFFICERS: Sponsor, Mr. Haxton; Reporter, Ronald Meier; Vice-President, Elvin Simmons; Treasurer, Ray- cjean Gunsaulis; Queen, Marcia Willits; President, Dean Morrison; Sentinel, Melvin Sodowsky; Secretary, George Ervin. ANNUAL STAFF The annual staff, collecting fresh ideas for the '63 SITTING: Mike Clifton, Karen Campbell, Rita Ran- Yellowjacket . STANDING are: Bob Graalman, Joe son, Beth Watkins, Linda Ewbank, LaDonna Lanman, Jordan, Don Wedel, Jon A. Gard, and Eileen Kliewer. and Vicki Epp. When the last annual has been sold, the last money turned in and the last order sheet on the way to the publishers, Spon- sor, Mrs. Shirley Maddox; and Co-Edi- tors, Shannon Suderman and Colene McCue count the proceeds from the Yellowjacket sales. Bob Graalman, Eileen Kliewer, and LaDonna Lanman, sophomore annual staff members, look over the progress sheet of the annual staff. Preparing layout sheets for the first deadline of the annual are senior annual staff members: Jon A. Gard, Vicki Epp, Mike Clifton, Linda Ewbank and Don Wedel. Junior annual staff members Rita Ranson, Beth Watkins, Joe Jordan, and Karen Campbell are looking through stacks of an- nuals for new ideas. JOURNALISM Preparing copy for another edition are the Yellowjacket Reporters: Mike Clifton, Patty Keck and Marvin Titus. These are the industrious students who bring news of the school and community life to the readers while it is still 'hot'. The students are proud of the records set by the paper this year. Almost every issue of the Yellow - jacket has been a sell-out. Posting the latest edition of the Yellowjacket are the Assistant Editor, Karen Campbell; Editor, Vicki Epp; Sponsor, Mrs. Geraldine Burns. ROW ONE: Patty Keck, Vicki Epp, Karen Campbell, Rita Ranson, Sue Peck. ROW TWO: Mike Heffel, Mike Clifton, Larry Ratzlaff, Alfreda Boehs. ROW THREE: Marvin Titus, Ray Smith, Mrs. Geraldine Burns, sponsor. Proofreading the copy for future editions are Society Edi- tor, Rita Ranson; Feature Editor, Mike Heffel; Sports Editors, Larry Ratzlaff, and Ray Smith; Exchange Editor, Alfreda Boehs; Organization Editor Sue Peck, (not pictured) 33 Ardent Yellowjacket salesmen, Ray Smith and Mike Clifton sell a paper to F. H. S. stu- dent, Lonnie Maytubby. PEP CLUB AROUSES SCHOOL SPIRIT LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Sue Peck, Debbie Trout, June McKee, Regina Trout, Colene McCue. SECOND ROW: Barbara Walch, Mary Watkins, Marcia Willits, DeAnn Bayne, Linda Ewbank, Cathy Rusch, Kay Woodward, Karen Campbell, Linda McDaniel, PatFalke, Jackie Day. THIRD ROW: Sponsor; Hannah Hilpirt, Eileen Kliewer, Sue Falke, Karen Wendt, Rosemary Monahan, Marla LaMunyon, Beth Watkins, Nancy Gaylord, Done lie Cottrill, Sponsor; Mrs. Derryberry. FOURTH ROW: Nellie Countryman, Nelda Kirk, Yvonne Mays, LaNetta Gunsaulis, Sonna Sutter, Diana Sholtess, Ramonda Bouse, Rita Ranson, LaDonna Lanman. FIFTH ROW: Connie LaMunyon, Cheryl Wright, Kristin Ratzlaff, Velma Burnett, Mary Monahan, Elaine Mitch, Linda Turner, Sherol Middleton, Ruth Ann McDaniel, Frankie Burnett. OFFICERS: Vice-President; Marcia Willits, Sergeants-at-Arm; Karen Campbell and Rita Ranson, Treasurer; De Ann Bayne, President; Sandy Rusch, Secretary; Linda Ewbank, Reporter; Beth Watkins. CHEERLEADERS: Regina Trout, Debbie Trout, Colene McCue, Sue Peck, June McKee. Our five vivacious cheerleaders have added much to our pep assemblies and games this year. F CLUB RATES HIGH AT FHS LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: Larry Ratzlaff, Virgil Moore, Britt Hall, Dean Morrison, Queen; Colene McCue, Reggie Hewatt, Don Wedel, Alan Bowles, Coach; George Eubanks. SECOND ROW: Gail Moore, Jim Morrison, Richard Wilson, Joe Blackledge. Ted Mitch, Jon Gard, Gary Roberts, JohnHeffel. THIRD ROW: Coach; Gene Andruss, Jim Fuzzell, Herb Kliewer, Tom Keck, Loren Janzen, Ray Dean Gunsaulis, Eddie Gifford, Gary Brooks, Coach; Ed Ackerman. FOURTH ROW: Melvin Sodowsky, Mike Heffel, Joe Jordan, Darrel Simpson, Jerald Cain, Elvin Simmons, Gary Pembrook. President Dean Morrison outlines the weeks game for officers Virgil Moore, Britt Hall, and Coach Eubanks. Highlights of the season include homecoming, initiation, presentation of letter jackets, parties and most important to all members the Terry Abbott benefit basketball game. 35 The 1963 football queen, Colene McCue receives her letter jacket from coach Eubanks. The jacket is a gift from the F-Club and was presented to Miss McCue at a Pep Assembly. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST SEMESTER, FIRST ROW: Shannon Suderman, Marcia Willits, Sandy Rusch, Karen Campbell, Karen Wendt, Beth Watkins, Judy Spurlin, Kay Woodward, Rita Ranson. SECOND ROW: SPONSOR Mrs. Joe Bums, Glenda Koehn, Alfreda Boehs, Eunice Wilcox, Shirley Penner, Lois Martens, Rosemary Monahan, Eileen Kliewer, Melva Crawford. THIRD ROW: Tom Keck, Ray Koehn, Dewayne Cravens, George Ervin, Roger Warkentine, Lynn Leonard, Alan Bowles, Bobbv Graalman. SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS: Treasurer, Sandy Rusch; Vice-President, Shannon Suderman; Secretary, Beth Watkins; President, Marcia Willits; Reporter, Jackie Day. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Vice-President, Marcia Willits; Reporter, Karen Wendt; Treasurer, Beth Watkins; President, Alfreda Boehs; Secretary, Shannon Sudermam SECOND SEMESTER, FIRST ROW: Shannon Suder- man, Marcia Willits, Sandy Rusch, Debbie Trout, Karen Wendt, Beth Watkins, Jackie Day, Kay Wood- ward, Rita Ranson. SECOND ROW: Judy Fast, Glenda Koehn, Alfreda Boehs, Yvonne Koehn, Eunice Wilcox, Eileen Kliewer, Melva Crawford, SPONSOR Mrs. Joe Burns. THIRD ROW: Dennis Voth, Ray Koehn, Dewayne Cravens, Lynn Leonard, Alan Bowles, Bobby Graalman, NOT PICTURED: Lester Otwell. TRACK ENDS SUCCESSFUL ATHLETIC YEAR Herb Kliewer, Ronnie Voth, Alan Bowles, and Gary Roberts com- prise Fairview's speedy and efficient relay team. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Gene Andruss, Donald Mikulecky, Joe Sutton, Kenneth Woods, Robert Hall, Lonnie Schroeder, Cecil Redway, Barry Boughan, Ricky Pace, Marjoe Grim, Grady Linfoot, William Hasty, Jerry Nickel, Larry Whetstone, Bruce Boehs. FIRST ROW: Alan Bowles, Herb Kliewer, Joe Jor- dan, Melvin Sodowsky, Elden Edingfield, Jeral Cain, Coach George Eubanks. SECOND ROW: Britt Hall, Loren Janzen, Merle Isaak, Ronnie Voth, W. C. Wares, Bruce Mitchell, Gail Moore, Elvin Simmons, Darrell Simpson. 37 THE OTHER YOU” FIRST ROW: Larry Ratzlaff, Ruth Ann Ewing, Jon A. Gard, Colene McCue, Shannon Suderman, Sandy Rusch, Lonnie Maytubby, Karen Wendt, DonWedel, Vicki Epp, DeAnn Bayne, Judith Mollett, Mrs. Joe Burns. SECOND ROW: Virgil Moore, Linda Ewbank, Reggie Hewatt, Marcia Willits, Margaret Castleberry, Dean Morrison, Sue Peck, Walter Eck, Linda Slape, Patty Keck, Tom Keck, Sharon Kahn. Girls, isn't Mr. Allyson the most athletic man you've ever seen? He has such a masculine physique. Poor, poor Willoughby! His aunts seem to be getting the best of him. Rita, you're the sweetest, loveliest, most beautiful creature I've ever seen. Oh Willoughby, you're so impetuous! FIRST ROW: Ray Smith, Lois Martens, Pat Falke, Beth Watkins, Darrell Simpson, Betty Thomas, Rita Ranson, Gary Brooks, Gary Roberts, Regina Trout, June McKee, Richard Wilson, Jan Hodson, Loretta Martin, Barbara Suderman, Ramonda Bouse. SECOND ROW: Joe Jordan, Ted Mitch, Melvin Sodowsky, W. C. Wares, Pat Culver, Rosemary Monahan, Jackie Day, Loren Janzen, Shirley Penner, Karen Campbell, Mrs. Joe Burns, Sherry Baird, Jeral Cain, Gary Pembrook, Lowell Martens, Arthur Wahl, Elvin Simmons. MAYBE YOU’RE WRONG I never dreamed the Browns had household pests until I found those cockroaches in her box. 39 FROM THE BEGINNING. . . This food is delicious! Who made the grapes in olive oil? If I see one more of these senior plays I'll go nuts? My, what a lovely set of teeth you have! Thank goodness this initiation only comes once in high school! We cheerleaders are so limber we can do anything! 40 This is the heaviest goal post I've ever held! One of these days I'm going to get to my locker first. TO THE END Beauty and talent are displayed by the girls' glee club. Crown bearer, Timmy Andruss, just couldn't miss seeing band queen, Linda Ewbank, crowned by Loren Janzen. Mr. Lanman presents the Dr. Johnson Award to the most valuable football player, Virgil Moore. One of the highlights at Banquet servers Bobby Graalman and Kay the band concert was a Woodward are attired in sparkling solo by Barbara Suderman. costumes of gold. April 24, 1963, and the song, Over the Rainbow , will be one event which all of us will remember, the Junior-Senior Banquet. 41 You are a human Joe, and Bruce is trying to tell you that. SADIE HAWKINS DAY SCORED AS SUCCESS Tell me crystal ball, who is the fairest one of all? Yep, I finally got her to this here divorce court. Grin and bear it, I always say. I'll swear these fortunetellers don't do any- thing but rat their hair. Wow, whoever got the idea for this booth should be congratulated! Gee whiz! Can you imagine Mr. Martin coming to school in those clothes? Why they don't put real fish in this tank is beyond me. Hon, you have the cutest little ole dimples. SENIORS ACHIEVE GOAL Graduating with academic honors are Alfreda Boehs valedictorian, Karen Wendt and Sandy Rusch co-salutatorians. Mr. C. O. Lanman is congratulating Colen McCue and Virgil Moore for their deserving honors as outstanding senior girl and boy. Mixed emotions are felt as the 1963 graduates of Fairview High School pass under the rose and ivy covered arches. Smiles from graduates and tears from parents are mingled together to make this a memorable occasion. Rita Kay Ranson, pianist, smiles as she plays the familiar chords of Pomp and Circumstance . President Larry Ratzlaff delivers his commencement address as he welcomes the friends and relatives of the 1963 graduating class. MOTTO: One step at a time, But always forward. CLASS FLOWER AND COLORS Coral Gladiola Coral and White CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Joe Burns Mr. Cliff Clark CLASS NIGHT THEME An Evening in Paris Mike Heffel breathes a sigh of relief as the moment arrives for him to accept his diploma as a symbol for his twelve years of diligent work. IN MEMORIAM TO SOL BIERIG OUR CUSTODIAN AND FRIEND Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Psalms 23:4 ROYALTY - .« .Wn', ' . ■A-.’lxS. ANNUAL QUEEN LA DONNA LANMAN KAREN CAMPBELL FOOTBALL QUEEN COLENE McCUE EILEEN KLIEWER BETTY THOMAS BAND QUEEN MARGARET WOODS JUDY SPURLIN RITA KAY RANSON 48 FFA QUEEN MARCIA WILLITS v' PAT FALKE 49 The hale and hearty ri-captains, Virgil Moore, Dean her lovely attendants, Eileen Kliewer, Sophomore, Morrison, and Jon A. Gard, escort and crown the and Betty Thomas, Junior. Senior '63 Homecoming Queen, Colene McCue, and YELLOWJACKET HOMECOMING ’62 Tri-Captain, Virgil Moore places the traditional Yellowj acket crown on Queen, Colene McCue. The '63 Homecoming Queen and her attendants' radiant smiles re- flect the joy and happiness of Homecoming at F. H. S. Jon A. Gard and Virgil Moore the traditional Yellowj acket crown the '63 Homecoming sting. Queen, Colene McCue with 50 ATHLETICS ROW ONE: Coach George Eubanks, Mike Heffel Darrel Simpson, Britt Hall, Tom Keck, Dean Morri- son, Jon Gard, Virgil Moore, Reggie Hewatt, Ray Dean Gunsaulis, Joe Blackledge, Manager, Don Wedel and Mascot, Jinx. ROW TWO: Gary Pern- brook, Gary Roberts, Richard Wilson, Gary Brooks, Ronnie Voth, John Pruitt, Joe Jordan, Eddie Gifford, Melvin Sodowsky, Jeral Cain, Elvin Simmons. ROW THREE: Walter Gosnell, Jim Morrison, Alan Bowles, Herb Kliewer, John Heffel, Jim Fuzzell, Gail Moore, Dewayne Cravens, Dick Horner, Elden Edingfield, Ted Mitch. JACKETS HAVE TIGHT GRID SEASON Season's Scoreboard Fairview 12 Okeene Fairview 6 Perry Fairview 24 Watonga Fairview 20 C ant on Fairview 14 Alva Fairview 8 Kingfisher Fairview 8 W aynoka Fairview 24 Cherokee Fairview 12 Weatherford Fairview 6 Woodw ard Denotes District Games 28 30 41 22 22 6 0 30 36 56 Dean Morrison, Jon A. Gard, quarter- Virgil Moore, full- tackle, Tri-Captain back, Tri-Captain back, Tri-Captain Tri-Captains Dean Morrison, Virgil Moore, Jon A. Gard, and Man- ager Don Wedel work closely with Coach Eubanks in keeping the team in good working condition, with '63 Football Queen Colene McCue, to make the work more pleasant. Joe Blackledge, Gary Brooks, end Alan Bowles, quarter- tackle back Jeral Cain, guard Walter Gosnell, end Reggie Hewatt, end Ted Mitch, guard Dwayne Cravens, center Ray Dean Gun- saulis, tackle Dick Horner, end Gail Moore, tackle Elden Eddingfield, guard Britt Hall, guard Joe Jordan, end Jim Morrison, tackle Jim Fuzzell, halfback John Heffel, halfback Tom Keck, end Gary Pembrook, center Eddie Gifford, tackle Mike Heffel, halfback Herbie Kliewer, fullback John Pruitt, end STARTING OFFENSE: Reggie Hewatt, Mike Heffel, Dean Morrison, Ted Mitch, Virgil Moore, Jon Gard, Darrel Simpson, Jeral Cain Jim Fuzzell, Joe Blackledge, Tom Keck. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL ROW ONE: J. Wilson, R. Bromlow, K. McMurphy, T. Mitch, E. Sutter, D. Martens, C. Foster, D. Pendel- ton, E. Redford, G. Beavers, L. Bartel, L. Becker, R. Barton, J. Hewatt, D. Froese, W. Watkins, L. Part- rick, P. Howerton, T. Meyers, M. Trout. ROW TWO: R. Fast, M. Warner, W. Hasty, B. Wilson, B. Boehs, F. Meyers, D. Mikulecky, B. Boughan, M. Quiring, J. Glasgow, J. Glasgow, T. Tipton, G. Levings, K. Ewald, M. Howerton, G. Ewbank, B. Bryant, M. Major, W. Todd, S. Comelsen, S. Harrison. ROW THREE: Coach Gene Andruss, M. Grim, L. Ake, C. Redway, J. Nickel, R. Pace, C. Fritch, L. Schroeder, G. Abbott, D. Gunsaulis, R. Hail, R. Wiens, G. Linfoot, T. Cornelson, B. Wedel, R. Warkentine, T. Ratzlaff, J. Kirk, K. Woods, J. Sutton, Coach Bob Decker. Fairview 20 C ant on 8 Fairview 14 Seiling 8 Fairview 22 Okeene 0 Fairview 0 W atonga 6 Fairview 14 Thomas 34 Fairview 12 Cherokee 14 The patience of Coaches Bob Decker and Gene Andruss plus the determination of the tri-cap- tains, Lonnie Schroeder, Barry Boughan, and Marjoe Grim equalled a successful season for the Junior Jackets. Freshman squad members consist of ROW ONE: B. Boehs, F. Myers, W. Hasty, B. Wilson, D. Mikulecky, G. Linfoot, J. Sutton, B. Boughan, J. Kirk, K. Woods, R. Wiens, T. Ratzlaff. ROW TWO: M. Grim, L. Ake, C. Redway, J-. Nickel, R. Pace, C. Fritch, L. Schroeder, G. Abbott, D. Gunsaulis, R. Hall. KNEELING: Manager Don Wedel, Gail Moore, Elden Edingfield, Richard Wilson, Bobby Graal- man, Lynn Leonard, Alan Bowles, Bruce Bower, Dick Nickel, Tom Keck. STANDING: Virgil Moore, Joe Jordan, W. C. Wares, Ronnie Voth, Coach Gene Andruss, Reggie Hewatt, Merle Isaac, Johnny Heffel, Herb Kliewer. BOYS SHOW ABILITY AND DETERMINATION SEASON'S SCOREBOARD Fairview 32 Mo or eland 26 Fairview 32 Ringwood 33 Fairview 40 Okeene 34 Fairview 32 Canton 48 Fairview 35 Thomas 37 Fairview 33 Lindsay 52 Fairview 54 Moor eland 27 Fairview 30 Cherokee 42 Fairview 24 Waynoka 26 Fairview 43 Watonga 51 Fairview 36 Ames 48 Fairview 27 Canton 52 Fairview 36 Watonga 46 Fairview 36 Okeene 44 Fairview 24 Cherokee 27 Fairview 44 Thomas 46 Fairview 46 Waynoka 51 Fairview 41 Elk City 50 Fairview 41 Kingfisher 30 Fairview 32 Ringwood 45 Coached by Mr. Gene Andruss, the team displayed achievement and ability. Numerous wins and a few losses were causes for rejoicing by manager Don Wedel and captain Virgil Moore. 56 REGGIE HEWATT Senior W. C. WARES Junior JOHNNY HEFFEL Sophomore VIRGIL MOORE Senior RICHARD WILSON Junior MERLE ISAAC Sophomore JOE JORDAN Junior ALAN BOWLES Sophomore HERB KLIEWER 57 Sophomore RONNIE VOTH Junior BOBBY GRAALMAN Sophomore LYNN LEONARD Sophomore GIRLS HAVE VICTORIOUS SEASON Fair view 50 Mooreland 36 Fairview 32 Ringwood 36 Fairview 37 Okeene 27 Fairview 43 Canton 34 Fairview 49 Thomas 28 Fairview 41 Lindsay 51 Fairview 37 Mooreland 24 Fairview 45 Cherokee 28 Fairview 35 Waynoka 21 Fairview 26 Watonga 18 Fairview 22 Am es 33 Fairview 35 Canton 33 Fairview 43 Watonga 29 Fairview 48 Okeene 50 Fairview 41 Cherokee 18 Fairview 48 Thomas 33 Fairview 47 Waynoka 40 Fairview 53 Cherokee 19 Fairview 40 Laverne 53 Fairview 49 Ringwood 31 Fairview 28 Okeene 39 COLENE McCUE S enior Tri-Captain SUE PECK Senior Tri-Captain KAREN WENDT PAT FALKE BETTY THOMAS Senior Tri-Captain Junior Junior DONNELLE COTTRILL MELVA CRAWFORD SUE FALKE Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore BETH WATKINS Junior JORETA JIN KENS Sophomore SONNA SUTTER Sophomore JR. 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