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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1970 volume:

1970 JACKET Fairview High School Fairview, Oklahoma The Year of Doors Doors open Doors close. At Fairview High School doors unlimited are open to those who desire, deserve and dedicate themselves to the task at hand. Doors of scholarship, leadership, and friendship are here for all to open and enter. In 1969-70 science has opened the doors to outer space. Education has advanced, giving to us wider op- portunities , while knowledge in the field of medicine has increased (making this the year of casts and crutches for F.H.S.) During the course of the 1970 school year, the students of F.H.S. have faced all of these doors. It was our re- sponsibility to choose the doors we would open. Now that the school year is at its end we, the mem- bers of the Jacket staff, would like to present a second look at the past year - a lasting look at all that was rele- vant to the students of F.H.S. in 1970 - the Year of Doors. Sharon Ward Dana LaMunyon 1. Armstrong walks on the moon opening doors to outer space. 2. Frito Bandito, Mickey Mantle, Coach ' Clark and Peter Pan alias Bill, Dee, Chris, and Bena. 3. Although heartbroken over the departure of the boys at Hobart, the girls forced themselves to eat. 2 1. Sophomores receive letterjackets at assembly. 2. Hippie Santa. 3. Jackets watch and wait for their turn in the battle against Cherokee. 3 1. Two? , Victory?”, Peace? 2. The thrill of victory , 3. and the agony of defeat. 4. Jacket fans spur teams on to victory. 5. Band and Mennonite choir performs at Christmas party. 4 1. David directs stage band at BB game halftimes. 2. Linda is classic example of the Year of the Cast. 3. Beverly demonstrates concentration in a crowd. 5 Dedication Mr. Don Rippetoe, a man recognized for his excellence in the field of mathematics, a man famous for his contributions to Girls Basketball as the coach of state championship teams and 1968 All State Coach: a man honored as a staunch sup- porter of the ideals and goals of the students of Fairview High School. To him, the yearbook staff with deepest respect and greatest admiration dedi- cates the 1970 Jacket. 6 ADMINISTRATION Supt. Cavett registers concern as he cheers the Jacket footballers at Cherokee. Miss Rudy greets her hero on Hero Day. Soph. Driver Ed. girls present Mr. Burris with his dream car. Mr. Moyers displays his Jacket spirit proudly. At Faculty picnic Mrs. Nickel and Mrs. Burg- hart find that a secretaries duties now includes serving potatoes. Administration Moves to New Offices Ruling on matters from teachers'- salaries to school policies, Vice- President Alden Glasgow, President Edwin Kliewer, Clerk Max Jordan, and Udean Gaylord, Superintend- ent Harry Cavett, and Donald El- well, the Board of Education di- rects its efforts toward the estab- lishment of a definite policy of educational standards. Facing overcrowded conditions, financial burdens, and the co-ordinating of feverish activ- ities, Superintendent Harry R. Cavett endeavers, despite much confusion, to serve as a link between schools and community. 8 Creating a more personal relationship between students, faculty, and administration, grade school Principal Don Freison assumes the major burdens for grades one through four. Guiding both school officials and students by offering suggestions and rendering decisions, Chamberlain Principal Larry Cox symbolizes the innovation of youth. Principals Direct Individual Schools Coping with any and all problems, directing the teach- ing personnel, and supervising every school function, high school Principal Max K. Moyers attempts to bridge the generation gap of this establishment. 9 Faculty Opens Doors to Knowledge Mrs. Dahlem grades Soph, papers. (Where’s your pointed cap, Kyle?) MUSIC: Maxie Kay Lewis, Vernon Blehm and Ruth Wilson. LANGUAGE ARTS: Geraldine Burns, Marion Wilcox, Kyle Dahlem, Gail Wedel, Susie Ray. SCIENCE: John Sellars, John Dahlem, Elmo Beall. DRIVER ED: Buddy Burris. 10 SOCIAL STUDIES: Bob Clark, Bonnie Campbell, and George Eubanks. Mr. Eubanks serves Mr. Blehm a steak at faculty picnic. VOCATIONAL: Jim Ritz, Janice Rudy, and Garland Tay- lor. BUSINESS EDUCATION: Fred Martin and Jimmie Lou Ward. MATH: Don Rippetoe and Jim Slater. SPECIAL EDUCATION: Waleta Steele. II Non-teaching Personnel Keeps School Running Smoothly LILLIAN NICKEL, Millie Burghart, Nova Leah Gorman and Betty Willits are secretaries for Mr. Cavett, Mr. Cox. Mr. Friesen and Mr. Moyers and give invaluable help to faculty and students. MR. SCHROEDER, do you have change for the Coke machine? Mr. Schroeder, Mrs. Ward blew the fuse again. Mr. Schroeder, that pencil sharpener just chewed up my new pencil. - Typical comments heard and services performed daily by August Schroeder, while CALVIN BAUM rolls out the floor mats in the gym, sets up the chairs, takes down the chairs, cleans the gytn, rolls out the mats, sets up the chairs, takes down the chairs, etc. NON-TEACHING PERSONNEL, FRONT ROW: Eva Ruhl, Alice Just, Josephine Kliewer, Aunetia Carroll, Stella Warkentine, Hattie Leonard, Goldie Kusch. ROW 2: M. L. Carroll, Lloyd Mollett, Luella Wedel, Maxine Shol- tess, Floyd Pharis, Norton Mayhall. ROW 3: Jack Frazier, Olen Payton, Herb Heinrichs, Roger Parker, Herb Ferguson. 12 ORGANIZATIONS Dana helps Cindy, Jaylene and Donna make the Jr. class layouts.. Spanish Club carols at Christmas. Jr. High band marches in Homecoming parade. Girls' Basketball Association members, Dee, Vickie, and Karen, in lobby of Quartz Mt. Lodge. Somewhere in FHS is a cold, barefooted flute player. Student Council Sponsors School Activities The Student Council year began in the fall with exciting, hot, elections of S.C. officers. Elected for 1969-70 were Presi- dent BAX BOUGHAN, Vice President MARK JONES, Secretary VICKIE WILLIAMS, and Treasurer DEE RIPPETOE. Each school day is started with announcements and flag salute given by S.C. president or officers. All National Assemblies are Student Council sponsored as are homecoming activities, the Christmas parties and this year's Hero Day. 14 STUDENT COUNCIL: C. Wilkins, S. Oliver, L. Nickel, D. Weins, B. Boughan, D. Rippe- toe, M. Jones, T. Harrison, J. Kliewer, V. Williams, L. Heffel, O. Wahl. Dancers demonstrate physical fitness at National Assembly. Brad and Lynette walk at Judy and Debbie pause for picture dur- Christmas name drawing. ing Hero Day. 15 FRONT ROW: Miss Rudy, J. Hasty, V. Williams, K. Fast, B. Frazer, S. Ward, J. Unruh, S. Parker, D. Cavett, D. Day. ROW 2: S. Jones, B. Boughan, D. Rippetoe, C. Schoeppel, J. Wichert, R. Inman, K. Major, M. Epp, J. Kliewer, D. Day, C. Fast, O. Wahl. ROW 3: D. Dayton, G. Martens, C. Scott, D. Rippetoe, K. Boehs, J. Wilcox, L. Metcalf, S. Campbell, M. Hubble, S. Eitzen, G. Gifford. ROW 4: D. Davis, B. Inman, M. Cohlmia, K. Ewbank, P. Cockrell, J. Keeton, R. Thompson, L. Hubble, D. Gould, J. Linfoot, P. Bartel, E. Baum. ROW 5: B. Kluckner, H. Bostwick, J. Brewer, P. Kusch, M. Sproul, S. Thomas, L. Heffel, J. Thomas, P. Kehn. ROW 6: D. Kirk, J. Burghart, S. Rusch, S. Branson, N. Abbott, K. Mongold, D. Martens, C. Shafer. FHA Focuses on New National Program of Work Pausing for a break during FHA promotion skit practice are FRONT ROW: Sponsor Miss Janice Rudy, Treas. Karen Fast, Sec. Janet Unruh, Pres. Sharon Ward, Vice Pres. Bonnie Frazer. ROW 2: Rep. Sharon Parker, Historian, Julia Hast, Parliamentarian Vickie Williams, Frosh Rep. Pam Kehn, Social Ch. Diana Cavett, Devotional Ch. Donna Day. 16 FHA officers planning session at Canton Lake. Planning session?? Diana C. displays her true self at Christmas party. FHA dishing it out Christmas party. Hard working officers building their booth for county fair. An August officers planning meeting began the round of FHA activities. The work of FHA included Sub-District Rally at Wakita, FFA-FHA Halloween Party, Family Night, decorating the Christmas tree at the Fellowship Home, children's Christmas party. Sweetheart Banquet, and the State Rally in April. All projects of the chapter were planned to emphasize the New National Program of Work for 1969-1973. 17 Members present Charlie Brown skit at Family Night. FRONT ROW: Mr. Taylor, P. Elwell, C. J. Montgomery, R. Inman, B. Frazer, K. Boehs, R. Weins, L. Hubble. ROW 2: M. Wahl, A. Wilson, B. Sproul, D. Edwards, R. Elwell, D. Ewbank, R. Kliewer, M. Shafer. ROW 3: L. Pembrook, D. Simmons, B. Dow, R. Woodbury, A. Kluckner, C. Tucker, L. Eitzen. ROW 4: R. Kreie, R. Gunsaulis, D. Weins, R. Thomas, R. Martin, J. Robison. ROW 5: B. Rowe, D. Morrison, S. Monahan, L. Cravens, G. Day. FFA Hosts N.W. District Convention Standing by the new FFA truck are sponsor Mr. Garland Taylor, Treas. Don Edwards, Parliamentarian Andy Wilson, Vice Pres. C. J. Montgomery, Rep. Phil Edwards, Pres. Reg Wiens, Sentinel Lonnie Hubble, Sec. Bill Sproul. 18 C. J. Montgomery addresses FFA'ers at Northwest District Convention Banquet. Danny and Lonnie show their prize winning steers. Reg and Linda Gruenwald, N.W. District Sweetheart. IBMim 9am OFFICE JUDGING TEAMS, FRONT ROW: Pembrook, Marten, Woodbury Mr. Taylor, Dow, Sproul, Wilson, Montgomery, Elwell. The FFA Livestock Judging Team placed first at the Black Watch Farms Judging Contest, the Okla. Shorthorn Judging Contest, the Major County Judging Contest, third at the Goodwell Judging Contest and fifth at the Wineroch Farm judging contest. They also placed in the top ten at the Oklahoma State Fair. Activities of the FFA for the year included hosting the N.W. Leadership Conference, attending the formal Greenhand initiation at Ames, giving Halloween party for the FHA, participating in local, county, and state fairs. 19 Complete Coverage Aim of Jacket Staff Under the leadership of Co- Editors Sharon Ward and Dana LaMunyon, the 15 staff mem- bers learn the basic steps of yearbook preparation. Be- come picture conscious, learn to draw a layout, write copy that is interesting, accurate and tells it like it is: devel- op headlines that intrigues the reader. Put it all together and hopefully, - spell it right! Co-Editors Sharon and Dana relax after picture taking day. Gretchen crops a picture. Ward’ sPonsor and Mr- Krouse- photographer. 20 JACKET STAFF: L, Nickel, J. Thomas, D. Day, C. Schoeppel, C. Fast, S. Ward, D. LaMunyon, C. Wilkins, J. Keeton, G. Wilson, R. Thompson, B. Liles, P. Kusch, J. Schoeppel, S. Hall, L. Eitzen, J. Hasty. Yellow Jacket Newspaper Staff Staff members Janice and Kathleen Mike awaits a sell newspapers. sports shot. So this is the way Feature Editors get their news! FRONT ROW: L. Nightengale, L. Johnson, B. Pearson, M. Peterson, S. Dow. ROW 2: R. Baird, J. Nightengale, S. Major, B. Frazer, M. McMurphy. ROW 3: K. Rehl, S. Campbell, D. Day, T. Harri- son, R. John, A. Storck, Mrs. Burns. ROW 4: E. Koehn, R. George, D. Frost. Editor Tom Harrison, and Assist- ant Editor D. Frost read Journal- ism bulletin board. CHEERLEADERS: B. Boughan, D. Mackey, J. Hasty, J. Unruh gave water- melon party for FB team. FRONT ROW; B. Boughan, J. Unruh, D. Cavett, J. Hasty, D. Mackey. ROW 2: D. Rippetoe, C. Schoeppel, D. Rippetoe, S. Ward, H. Bostwick. ROW 3: L. Thompson, E. Heffel, K. Major, J. Brewer, D. Gosnell. ROW 4: P. Beare, D. Jones, J. Harrison, C. Scott, J. Kliewer. ROW 5: S. Rusch, J. Burghart, K. Ew- bank, S. Jones, R. Inman. ROW 6: J. Keeton, G. Wilson, R. Thompson, J. Wichert, M. Martens. ROW 7: K. Boehs, S. Branson, V. Ward, D. Davis, E. Boehs. ROW 8: L. Medcalf, P. Cockrell, P. Kehn, B. Inman, M. Cohlmia. ROW 9: S. Major, V. Williams, Miss Ray. STINGERETTES began the year with a rush party for new members. Initiation was held in early September. Throughout the year we wrapped goal post, painted signs, decorated lockers and planned pep rallies for games. Homecoming was celebrated with house signs for each player, a bonfire and a giant pep rally highlighted by a Charlie Brown Skit. Basketball season saw gym decorations and signs and never failing spirit. Stingerettes at lake rush party. 22 Cheerleaders stimulated the pep club and fans into cheering Marva, Deb and Kathy hang Sophomore at the Kingfisher game house signs. Pep club officers climb to new heights to raise school spirit. Treas. D. Rippetoe, Sec. C. Schoeppel, Sgt.- At-Arms H. Bostwick, Rep. D. Rippetoe, Vice Pres. S. Ward, and Pres. D. Cavett. OFFICERS are responsible for planning money-making and spirit-raising projects. Cindy's slumber party gave the club a 2 week head start on homecoming preparations. Victory cakes were baked and frozen, locker and house signs painted, and both pep rallies were planned. Football team given Key to Victory Work for the night is coming” 23 Junior High Pep Club Sponsored by Marion Wilcox and Kyle Dahlem, the pep club held elections and tryouts in Sept. New orange sailor-type tops were worn by the cheerleaders at the first football game at Canton. All home games, the Kingfisher football and Thomas basketball games were attended by all members. A party honoring the football team was held at Rushes' in Oct. O.K., Pam, what do we do next? CHEERLEADERS: T. Warkentine, K. Ewbank, D. Cavett, S. Jones, P. Kehn, J. Burghart. OFFICERS: Sgt.-at-Arms B. Inman, Rep. S. King, Pres. P. Cockrell, Vice-Pres. S. Rusch, Sec. S. Branson, Treas. D. Dayton, Sgt.-at- Arms L. Bostwick. FRONT ROW: T. Warkentine, D. Cavett, S. Jones, K. Ewbank, J. Burghart, P. Kehn. ROW 2: Mrs. Wil- cox, S. King, M. Cohlmia, S. Rusch, S. Branson, P. Cockrell, B. Inman, D. Dayton, L. Bostwick, Mrs. Dahlem. ROW 3: C. Cain, L. Cooper, P. May, C. Clinesmith, S. Paulsen, N. Abbot, D. Davis, T. Kee- ton, J. Koehn. 24 FRONT ROW: Martens, Inman, Wilcox, Schmidt, Williams, Sec. Wichert, Pres. Fast, Vice Pres. Rippetoe, Major, Rippetoe, Boehs. ROW 2: Moore, Patee, Cohlmia, Bostwick, Schoeppel, Warner, Beare, Thomp- son, Thomas, Heffel. ROW 3: Wichert, Weber, Dayton, Ewbank, Davis, Jones, Kehn, Major, Hallren, Coach Rippetoe. ROW 4: Clinesmith, Wright, Warkentine, Icke, Jones, Ewbank, Dow, Branson, Rusch. ROW 5: Martens, Jantzen, Martens, Craig, Jantzen, Koehn, Wilson, Walton, Miller, Hiebert. Girls’ Basketball Association and F-Club FRONT ROW: Bostwick, Cottrill, Major, Mackey, Williams, Wright, Shaffer. ROW 2: Williams, Cohl- mia, Jones, Boughan, Pres. Wiens. ROW 3: Patzkowsky, Wed el, Willits, Cogar, Hall, Robison, Robison. NOT PICTURED: Hallren, McMurphy. 25 Band Projects Aim Toward Colorado Trip Cindy Schoeppel, Pat Cockrell and Debbie Martens. Twirlers performed at all ballgames, led parades, and participated in area contests. Drum Majors Vickie Williams and Pam Kehn. Vickie was named outstanding Drum Major at O.U. Thunderhawk camp. The Pride of Northwest Oklahoma, the Fairview Yellowjacket Marching Band The Stage Band under the direction of Mr. Blehm entertained at local civic club meetings, home basket- ball games and social functions throughout the year. FRONT ROW: R. Baird, F. Heins, S. Eitzen, R. Sharp, B. Cornelsen. ROW 2: D. Stapp, G. Martens, J. Linfoot, S. Dow, G. Martens, O. Wahl. ROW 3: P. Bartel, D. Ewbank, B. Pearson, Mr. Blehm. BAND COUNCIL is comprised of band officers and a representative from each class. Feature Twirler Bobby Bouse. Bobby, winner of many state awards will FRONT ROW: S. Rusch, M. Martens, D. Day, K. Fast, Rep. K. participate in the nation- McDonald, Sec.-Treas. B. Frazer. ROW 2: D. Smith, M. Ewing, al contest in New York D. Ewbank, Vice Pres. J. Schoeppel, Pres. D. Stapp. this spring. 27 Under the direction of Mr. Vernon Blehm and Mrs. Ruth Wilson, the concert band performed at the Christmas Party and presented several concerts throughout the year. Highlighting the season was the Band's participation in the Blossom Festival held in Canyon City, Colorado. Concert Band Provides Special Entertainment Loading and unloading chores were performed by Led by Vickie, the pep band raised spirit at bon- band members before and after each nip. fire pep rallies. 28 Drum Major Laura Bostwick, Twirlers Terre Web- er and Cherie Hallren, Drum Major Dwaine Penner. Mr. Blehm and Mrs. Wilson shared responsibilities directing all H.S. and J.H. Bands. Jr. High Band Marches at S.W.S.C. Homecoming Attending band camp, aiding the H.S. band at football games, participating in marching and concert contests and performing in the Spring concert was the Fairview Jr. High Band. 29 Combined Choruses Hold Fall Fashion Show Miss Lewis, President Neita Abbott, Sec. - Treas. Debbie Cavett, Reporter Marilyn Collier, Librarian Dawnette Martens, Lib- rarian Lynette Janzen, Accompianist Gwen- eth Martens. The Junior High and Senior High choruses began their year with a style show held in the Grade School Audito- rium. Next came their performance at the annual Christmas Party and the purchasing of new blue and white uni- forms. In the spring the chorus partic- ipated in contests at Tri-State and Alva, and finished their year with a Spring concert. FRONT ROW: P. Wedel, S. Janzen, G. Martens, M. Howerton, N. Abbott, M. Collier, D. Bartel, S. King, D. Martens, C. Cornelsen, C. Hubble. ROW 2: Miss Lewis, S. Boehs, K. Way, L. Janzen, J. Lowery, V. Robinson, R. Long, M. Henderson, D. Kirk, C. Brown, L. Farrington, D. Cavett. ROW 3: L. Fowble, J. Unruh, D. Jenkins, S. Dow, V. Collier, H. Goodknight, M. Howerton, R. Jenkins, L. Rehl, R. Inman, J. Morris, M. Parker. Librarian D. Cavett, President S. Dow, Vice President M. Massey, Librarian M. Nightengal, Secretary H. Bostwick, Reporter K. Rehl, Miss Lewis, Accompanist J. Linfoot. FRONT ROW: D. Cavett, S. Wilmott, R. Dow, V. Ward, S. Parker, L. Koehn, G. Koehn, M. Massey, E. Baum, S. Dow, Miss Lewis. ROW 2: J. Linfoot, R. Kehn, M. Schmidt, D. Gould, H. Bostwick, M. Nightengale, M. Hubble, K. Rehl, D. Curtis, R. Woodward, D. Sholtess, L. Hubble. FIRST SEMESTER: FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Burns, Rep. J. Thomas, Sec. S. Hall, Pres. J. Schoeppel, V. Pres. O. Wahl, Treas. C. Fast. ROW 2: B. Boughan, D. Rippetoe, C. Schoeppel, J. Wichert, S. Ward, J. Nightengale, R. John. ROW 3: G. Wilson, J. Keeton, K. Boehs, J. Wilcox, M. Martens, R. Thompson, M. Nightengale, K. Koehn. ROW 4: M. Major, D. Willits, R. Keck, W. Unruh, R. Ingram, T. White, M. Sholtess, C. Wilkins. National Honor Society SECOND SEMESTER: FRONT ROW: B. Boughan, R. John, Rep. P. Kusch, Sec. O. Wahl, Pres. C. Fast, Vice Pres. J. Schoeppel, Treas. K. Fast, S. Ward, J. Nightergale, R. Smith. ROW 2: A. Kluckner, P. Bartel, G. Martens, S. Eitzen, L. Heffel, S. Peck, J. Keeton, G. Wilson, R. Inman. ROW 3: Mrs. Burns, C. Montgomery, M. Martens, C. Boehs, J. Wilcox, M. Nightengale, J. Wichert, B. Boughan, D. Rippe- toe, J. Thomas. ROW 4: R. Keck, R. Kliewer, C. Reese, B. Colby, W. Unruh, M. Wahl, M. Sholtess. T. White, M. Major, R. Ingram. NOT PICTURED: Debbie Rippetoe. 32 HIGH SCHOOL: FRONT ROW: W. Unruh, M. Majors, R. Ingram, T. White, M. Sholtess. ROW 2: K. Boehs, J. Keeton, A. Wilson, C. Fast, S. Ward, J. Nightengale. ROW 3: J. Wilcox, O. Wahl, R. John, M. Nightengale, J. Wichert, B. Boughan, D. Rippetoe, J. Thomas. State Honor Society 33 JUNIOR HIGH: FRONT ROW: E. Martens, R. Parkins, M. Merkey, D. Dayton, B. Cornelsen, V. Ewing, R. Levings, D. Schneider. ROW 2: B. Chamberlain, D. Martens, S. King, D. Gould, V. Eldred, D. Dayton, P. Kehn, S. Rusch. FRONT ROW: J. Cogar, M. Jones, O. Wahl, J. Wichert, L. Heffel, R. Inman, Miss Ray. ROW 2: M. Hubble, B. Boughan, D. Rippetoe, C. Schoeppel, V. Williams, J. Thomas, S. Ward, J. Nightengale, R. John, R. Proffitt, S. Peck. ROW 3: M. Nightengale, J. Brewer, H. Bostwick, J. Kliewer, D. Gosnell, D Cavett, V. Ward, S. Eitzen, A. Nightengale. ROW 4: M. Major, J. Wedel, B. Boughan, E. Scott, T. White, M. Sholtess, E. Baum, L. Kahn, M. Epp. ROW 5: D. Koehn, R. Sharp, G. Wright, B. Liles, D. Frost, R. Elwell, L. Johnson, D. Allman. New Teacher Forms Spanish Club Organizational meeting included planning of year's activities. The club published a newspaper, went caroling at Christmas and attended MAN OF LA- MANCHA IN Oklahoma City. OFFICERS: Sgt.-at-Arms J. Cogar, Vice-Pres. J. Wichert, Pres. M. Jones. ROW 2: Sec. L. Heffel, Treasurer R. Inman, Rep. O. Wahl, Miss Ray, Sponsor. 34 Office Girls and Librarians Aid Students and Faculty OFFICE GIRLS: Kathy McDonald helps in Mr. Moyers' office and Joyce Brewer works in office of Mr. Cavett. Under the advisement of Mrs. Mary E. Hixon, student librarians give up their study halls to provide extra library assistance to students and faculty. J. Kinchloe, M. Nightingale, L. Kahn, R. Dow, G. Koehn, S. Dow, R. Baird, C. Schoeppel, I. Kehn, S. Eitzen, B. Meeks, D. Day, Mrs. Hixon and Mrs. Dee Wilson, librarian at Chamberlain School. 35 Girl and Boy Staters stand by the American Legion Eternal Flame Memorial Bax Boughan, Randy Keck, C. J. Montgomery, Tommy Harrison, Sharon Ward, Dana LaMunyon, Janet Unruh, Mark Jones, John Bostwick, and Steve Hall. Boy and Girl Staters Learn Government May 31, 1969, Sharon Ward and Janet Unruh headed for ECSC, Ada, to Girls' State. Upon arrival each was introduced to her roommate, daily schedule, and the college. They were assigned to cities, counties and a state party. Throughout the week the girls participated in campaigns, lectures, elections, and programs. Both Janet and Sharon were elected to city and county offices. Bax Boughan, Randy Keck, C. J. Montgomery, Tom Harrison, Dana LaMunyon, Mark Jones, John Bost- wick, and Steve Hall attended 1969 Boys' State at OSU in Stillwater. The boys participated in activi- ties similar to those of the girls. They also had opportunities to display their talents in sports and band and much marching. Great satisfaction and enjoyment was experienced by each delegate. 36 The ’70 Jacket Congratulates . . . 1. All District Footballers, Bax Boughan and Reg Weins. 2. Karen Fast, Sharon Ward, and Oma Wahl, Outstanding Ameri- can Teenagers. 3. Sharon Ward , Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future. 4. Pages for Oklahoma Legislature, Reda Thompson and Vince Ewing. 5. Oma Wahl alternate to All State Band. 37 Seniors Present: “Meet Me In St. Louis” Tootie, you little fool! Aghhhhhhhhhhh—! ... and she ran right directly across my flowerbeds. She smiles at the boys so as to show her dimples. SENIOR PLAY CAST: FRONT ROW: O. Wahl, R. Baird, J. Nightengale, B. Frazer, S. Ward, S. Major, P. Kusch. ROW 2: G. Cohlmia, D. Mackey, D. Day, K. Rehl, A. Storck, C. Montgomery, J. Hasty, D. Stapp, J. Unruh, K. McDonald, K. Fast, J. Bostwick. ROW 3: Mrs. Burns, S. Dow, D. Frost, R. Keck, J. Schoeppel, D. LaMunyon, M. McMurphy, E. Scott, T. Harrison, G. Broyles, R. Grampp, R. George, S. Hall. 38 ATHLETICS Lyle shoots free throw at Okeene battle. Jackets pause for prayer before the Canton game. Coach Rippetoe gives pointers during an Okeene time-out. Defense digs in against Seiling line. Chris practices the shot. Players add encouragement from the sidelines Injuries Plague Yellowjacket Season Few in number to start season, injuries dug deep holes in the backfield and gouged gaps in the line. Lyle, Gary, Ed, Mitch, Rod, Kenny, out with knee and leg injuries, the Jackets relied on inexperienced Sophomores to complete weaken- ed team. New edition to football equipment is the Blaster demonstrated by Bax Boughan. 40 FRONT ROW: Eitzen, Ewing, Montgomery, Ewbank, Willits, Howerton, Robinson, Schafer, McMurphy, Wade, Hallren. ROW 2: Coach Burris, Robinson, Ward, Wedel, Patzkowsky, Colby, Stillwell, Bostwick, Hubbel, Ingram, Scott, Coach Clark. ROW 3: Coach Ritz, Wright, Reese, Keck, Wiens, Jones, Williams, Cohlmia, Wahl, Boughan, Nickel. 41 Sled symbolizes fond memories for all linemen. SENIORS: FRONT ROW: Bostwick, Scott, Jones, TRI-CAPTAINS Boughan, Wiens, McMurphy. ROW 2: Hubbel, Cohlmia, Wiens, Scott. Boughan. FAIR VIEW OPPONENT 0 Thomas - ■ 30 22 Hennessey ■ 50 0 ■ Watonga - 49 o Canton - - 0 0 Lave me - - - - 18 0 • Kingfisher ■ - - 8 28 Waynoka - 26 0 Beaver - - - 34 30 Cherokee - - - - -20 14 Seiling — 28 New coaching staff Buddy Burris, Jim Ritz, and Bob Clark. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” 42 Thirty Participate in J.H. Football Finishing with a 2-4-1 record, the Jr. Jackets were coached by John Dahlem. FRONT ROW: Levings, Libby, Morris. ROW 2: Hallren, Barton, Snider, Elwell, White, Unruh, Keeton, Bierig, Howerton, Smith, Quiring, Ewing, Monohan. ROW 3: Morris, Morrison, Massey, Hubble, Rowe, Walker, Bierig, Wiens, Howell, Noble, Glasgow, Bostwick, Bierig, Ingram, Coach Dahlem. Holding a 5-1-1 record, placing Mark Shafer, Buddy Smith, Dallas Dayton, and Kenny Schmidt on the all conference team, and winning conference, were just a few accomplishments of Slaters Raiders. Pee Wee Team Wins Conference 43 KAREN FAST Senior D. Rippetoe, C. Schoeppel, L. Heffel, M. Martens, R. Inman, P. Beare, K. Fast, J. Wilcox, B. Schmidt, J. Wichert, V. Williams, D. Rippetoe, K. Major, K. Boehs, Coach Rippetoe. Girls Take Fairview Tourney Conference, and District Kathy and Dee take a turn at defense. CAPTAINS: Kathy Major, Dee Rippetoe, Karen Fast, Coach Rippetoe, Betty Schmidt, Janice Wichert, Vickie Williams. 45 Guards maneuver for a rebound against Okeene. Kathy makes a free shot in the final minutes of Cathy goes in for a lay-up against Okeene. the Arnett game. Girls Have Victorious Season FAIRVIEW Opponent 43 - Waynoka - - 28 50 - Canton • 36 33 - Elk City - - 37 44 - Okeene - - • 37 53 - Hennessey - 46 51 - Arnett 17 40 - Shattuck — 32 37 - Hardesty — 28 48 - Watonga — 32 47 - Canton ■ 36 32 - Altus ■ 25 37 - Sayre 49 53 - Cordell — ■ 36 38 - Okeene - - • 34 46 - Thomas — 26 41 - Elk City - - 39 43 - Waynoka - - 41 40 - Kingfisher - 38 38 - Thomas — 16 45 - Hennessey - 41 55 - Watonga — 45 53 - Kingfisher - 47 Adding to her high scoring record, Karen goes for two more during the battle with Okeene. 46 FRONT ROW: C. Hallren, M. Cohlmia, S. Wichert, L. Bostwick, D. Dayton, D. Davis, G. Moore, T. Weber. ROW 2: K. Ewbank, R. Patee, S. Jones, P. Kehn, Coach Rippetoe, J. Major, S. Branson, S. Rusch. Junior High Girls Finish Season With 12-3 Record STARTING SIX: Ewbank, Moore, Kehn, Coach Rippetoe, Major, Branson, Rusch. Sr. MARK JONES Sr. GEORGE COHLMIA Cr err: wftns Boys Upset Alva- Buffalo, to Win District Title Seniors and Coach Dahlem: Bax Bough an, Reg Weins, Coach Dahlem, Mark Jones, George Cohlmia. J. Robison, D. Willits, R. Ingram, J. Cogar, C. Reese, G. Cohlmia, R. Weins, M. Jones, R. Keck, M. Patzkowsky, M. Wahl, B. Boughan, L. Nickel, J. Wedel, J. Robison, (kneeling) B. Wade, and Coach Dahlem. 1. Coach Dahlem diagrams strategy to team during time out. 2. Rod strains to gain important tip in Okeene clash. 3. Reg awaits ball for free shot in Hennessey game. 4. Jackets, faces set with deter- mination, roar into battle. 49 Rod concentrates on free shot. FAIRVIEW 45 —-----Waynoka - 54--------Canton - - 49 ------Elk City - 36---------- Okeene - • 42--------Hennessey 48 ------Hardesty - 41 —------Mooreland 44--------Cherokee • 50 ------Watonga - 46 ------Canton - - 50--------Altus----- 40--------Hollis - - 40--------Okeene - ■ 53--------Thomas - 60--------Elk City - 58--------Waynoka - 49 ------Kingfisher 48--------Thomas - 60---------- Hennessey 53--------Watonga - 48--------Kingfisher 71--------Alva — - 52---------- Buffalo — B. TEAM: Coach Ritz, D. Willits, M. Wahl, M. Patzkowsky, C. Reese, J. Wedel, J. Robison, R. Ewbank. SEASON RECORD: 5--4 50 Bax strives to win the jump against an Okeene foe. FRONT ROW: S. Oliver, D. Unruh, D. Smith, V. Ewing, P, Quiring, B. Bouse, T. Keeton, D. Dayton. BACK ROW: D. Schnider, B. Rowe, J. Howell, D. Weins, Coach Slater, F. L. Wanker, P. Ingram, C. Bostwick, R. Kohl. 13-3 Season. Junior High Boys Take First in Fairview Tourney and Conference COACH AND CAPTAINS: D. Smith, B. Rowe, D. Weins, P. Ingram, V. Ewing, Coach Slater. Mr. Dahlem presents trophy to team at the Invitational. 51 FRONT ROW: T. Weber, C. Hallren, C. Wright, F. Dow, K. Eubank, D. Martens, T. Craig, ROW 2: S. Wichert, M. Cohlmia, G. Moore, R. Patee, Coach Rippetoe, J, Major, T. Jones, L. Bostwick, R. Wilson. Grade Basketball 52 FRONT ROW: M. Libby, K. Fortune, R. Howerton, D. Barton, T. Keeton, E. Martens. ROW 2: D. Snid- er, R. Levings, J. Glasgow, J. Howell, D. Noble, M. Massey, B. Elwell, Coach Slater. I ii Royalty Many volunteers were found to drive the Queen cars for the Homecoming parade. George managed to drive for Diana, com- bination Band Queen and Miss Fairview. Mitch drove for Football Queen Debbie and FFA President Reg drove his organization's queen, Bonnie, while Queen Penny waits with Cindy and Gretchen for Editor Dana to arrive. QUEENLY beauties, Bonnie, Penny and Diana prepare for the parade. Yearbook Queen Penny Kusch ATTENDANTS CINDY SCHOEPPEL GRETCHEN WILSON Queen candidates are nomi- nated by staff members and are elected by purchasers of the yearbook. Queen Penny, Cindy and Gretchen are pictured with statuary at the Geo. Barkett home. The queen was present- ed with a gift and a yearbook by Editor Dana at the spring yearbook assembly. Football Queen Debbie Mackey ATTENDANTS VICKI WILLIAMS KATHY MAJOR Admiring the flowerfilled fountain in the yard of R. E. Graalman are Queen Debbie, Vicki and Kathy. The football queen and her attendants are selected by the members of the football team. Debbie was crowned at halftime of the home- coming game by game Captain Reg We ins. 54 Band Queen Dianna Day ATTENDANTS CINDY SCHOEPPEL LINDA MERKEY Queen Dianna, Cindy and Linda are shown with a tiered fountain at the John Hallren home. Band members elect their queen by popular vote and crown her at the spring concert. Band President David Stapp had the privilege of crowning Dianna. FFA Queen Bonnie Frazer ATTENDANTS RENITA INMAN KATHY BOEHS FFA members chose their queen by secret ballot. FFA President Reg Weins crowned Bonnie at the spring banquet. This exquisite statue, found at the new home of Ervin Martens, makes a lovely back- ground for Queen Bonnie, Renita and Kathy. 55 Miss Fairview Diana Day Miss Fairview candidates were nominated by the Sr. Class. Contestants gave a talent pre- sentation and Miss Fairview was chosen by the student body. Diana relaxes at home. 56 Rehearsing Sr. play lines with Ed. Diana at door of the Don Butler home . Sweethearts In and Around F.H.S. 1. Seniors Janet Unruh and Ed Scott go fishing. 2. Junior Bill Liles visits with Vickie Williams. 3. Sophomores Mike Ewing and Sheryl Scott are up a tree. 4. Freshman Jane Burghart threatens to dump trash on Vince Ewing. 5. Eighth Grad- er Donnie Barton takes Debbie Cavett for a ride. Football Royalty Honored at Homecoming Halftime FOOTBALL QUEEN Debbie Mackey and Attendant Vickie Williams and Kathy Major parade after the crowning. Vickie was escorted by Bax Boughan. Ed Scott escorted Kathy. 58 CLASSES Spanish II Class beats the heat by meeting outside. Gord- on, Garen, and Jim concentrate on their drafting lessons. Chemistry students experiment with goggles and gases. Donna and Marilyn give Student Demonstration in Home Ec. III. Office Practice Class visits Waldon's. Seniors “When one door is shut, another opens” Cervantes The seniors entered school with an inquisitive nature and a definite thirst for knowledge. Through the years we have grown together, both physically and mentally. In growing we have formed a unit, a tightly-knit group. This group does not accept what others have done as right. We set our own goals and dreams, and due to this, our achievements are our own, no one else's. The seniors entered the year with an air of authority, intent on making this final year the finest FHS has experienced. We leave behind us many memories and a glimpse of what Sen- ior life should be. The seniors have ended one phase of life but will begin a new one, a step forward to a brighter, new tomorrow. But Dana, where do we get the stone wheel? 60 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: Mr. Ewbanks, Karen Fast, Treasurer; Tom Harrison, Student Council Representative; Oma Wahl, Student Council Representative; Penny Kusch, Secretary; Mrs. Burns, George Cohlmia, Vice-President; Steve Hall, President; Julia Hasty, Reporter. GAROLD AKE RHONDA BAIRD ROGER BOEHS ' JOHN BOSTWICK BAXTER BOUGHAN GORDON BROYLES SHARON CAMPBELL GEORGE COHLMIA 61 Themes, Term Papers, Essays And Essays And Essays JAMES CORNELSEN DIANA DAY REVA DOW STANLEY DOW SUE DOW CAROLYN FAST KAREN FAST BONNIE FRAZER DWIGHT FROST ROGER GEROGE RICKEY GRAMPP STEVEN HALL Seniors often discuss problems with Mrs. Burns 62 THOMAS HARRISON JULIA HASTY LONNIE HUBBLE ROBBIE JOHN LYNDON JOHNSON MARK JONES PENNY KUSCH RANDY KECK ALVA KLUCKNER EARNEST KOEHN DANA LaMUNYON SHERRY MAJOR 63 Class of ’70 Wins Again Winning a place in float competition for the past six years, the class of '70 won first for the second consecutive year. Diana Day performing Miss Fairview talent accompanied by Oma Wahl. KATHLEEN MCDONALD MICHAEL McMURPHY STEVEN MARIS CHARLES MONTGOMERY JANICE NIGHTENGALE LYNDON NIGHTENGALE DEBRA MACKEY BILLY PEARSON MERLE PETERSON KATHLEEN REHL PRASERTSAK SAEKHOW MARY JANE SCHMIDT 64 JAMES SCHOEPPEL EDWARD SCOTT ROGER SMITH DAVID STAPP ANNA STORCK PHILLIP SUTTER JOHN TERRY NORMA TERRY JANET UNRUH SHARON WARD OMA WAHL REGINALD WEINS 65 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Sponsor Miss Rudy, Sponsor Miss Ray, Student Council Representative Curtis Wil- kins, Reporter Joyce Brewer, Student Council Representative Elizabeth Heffel, Vice President Bena Boughan, Treasurer Janice Wichert, Sponsor Mr. Burris, President Mitch Hallren, Secretary Cindy Schoeppel. Juniors Josh, Jump, Jostle, Jest, and Jaw Don Allman Patty Bartel Elaine Baum Chattering juniors in crowded hallways and airy classrooms. Voicing thoughts, ideals, goals of 69 unique personalities. We enter, we learn, we leave. Graduation the star we reach for. Knowledge, our step- ping stone to the outside world. Our Adver- sity, the Homecoming float. Our participa- tion , the junior class play our rehearsal for the life of the future. Our tribute, the Jun- ior-Senior Banquet. And so we greet our friends with laughter and our studies with mixed emotions. For we are students. For- ever changing, yet forever constant, the class of 1971. Paula Beare Tommy Bierig Kendall Boehs Holly Bostwick Bena Boughan Joyce Brewer Allen Cain Diana Cavett Jerry Cogar 66 Diane Curtis Kenny Cottrill Donna Day Sandy Eitzen Randy Elwell Mindi Epp Danny Ewbank Kathy Fortune Deanne Gosnell Donna Gould Mitch Hallren Elizabeth Heffel Marilyn Hubble Renita Inman Janett Kahn LaDonna Kahn Janet Kliewer Randy Kliewer Dennis Loehn Gail Koehn Mike Kusch Bill Liles Joy Lin foot Jeanetta Lowery Mike Major Garen Martens Mitzie Massey A1 Neraasen 67 Deanne, is Hildegarde Hamhocker really your Junior girls enjoy the Christmas party, hero? Marla Nightengale Sharon Parker Merle Patzkowsky Sharon Peck Mike Phillips Rita Proffitt Dee Rippetoe Jerry Robison Betty Schmidt Cindy Schoeppel Mike Shafer Ricky Sharp Merle Sholtess Billy Smart 68 1. Donna works on float far into the night. 2. Class meetings, committee appointments, decisions, made ideas develop - the Junior year seemed to have as many meetings as classes. 3. Junior float a real dog - Marmaduke. 4. Liz and Cindy make dog ears? Bill Sproul Jaylene Thomas Charles Tucker Matra Viriyaph Gloria Warner James Wedel Terry White Janice Wichert Curtis Wilkins Chris Williams Vickie Williams Andy Wilson Rita Woodward Gary Wright Elston Yost 69 STANDING: Student Council Representative Lyle Nickel, Sponsor Mrs. Gail Wedel, President Corky Reese, Treasurer Kathy Major, Secretary Kathy Boehs, Sponsor Mr. Bob Clark. SEATED: Reporter Lee Eitzen, Student Council Rep. Mike Ewing, Vice President Johnnie Robison. Sophomores On the Scene Class of '72 makes their debut! As Soph- omores we triumphantly assumed our respon- sibilities by immediately winning 2nd place with our float Pop 'em In the Eye in the Homecoming Parade contest. Determined to prove we Trad what it takes,' we enthusiastically began the year participating in such activities as famous Hero Day, class party at Jerry's Roller Rink, Band Contests, Basketball Tournaments, the Sweetheart Banquet and serving at the Jr. - Sr. Banquet. Football season found 14 of our boys on the field; basketball season brought forth 6 girls and 8 boys, and track interested many more. F.H. A. , F.F.A. , Chorus, and Band rounded out the class Activities. The Sophomores were on the scene in '69 and '70! Greg Bills Mike Blundell James Boehs Kathy Boehs Max Boehs Trent Clines mith Brad Colby James Crow Bruce Dow Don Edwards Lee Eitzen Phil Elwell 70 Popeye, victim of Fred Flint- stone, won second in the float contest. Sophomores find float building is not all work. Eva, Judy, and Gretchen stuff. Rodean Ewald Rodney Ewbank Mike Ewing Trent Groene Janie Harrison Freddie Hein Scott Howerton Linda Hubble Greg I eke Randy Ingram Glenn Johnson Rod Keck Janice Keeton Ilene Kehn 71 Randy Kreie Tommy Libby Kathy Major Gaylene Martens Marva Martens • Alan May Larry McClure Judy Meier Linda Merkey Eva Metcalf LaGreta Metcalf Larry Mollett 1. Sophs, do a can-can dance?? 2. Mr. Slater and Gary are stunned by our heroes. 3. Now how do ya get it off? 4. The sophomore trio, Kathy, Debbie, and Marva, prepare to take over. 5. Lyle stalls until Jackets are in position. 6. Rod passes to Johnny. 72 Steve Montgomery Lyle Nickel Lonnie Pembrook Corky Reese Debbie Rippetoe Johnnie Robison Lester Schaffer Sheryl Scott Donnie Seal Delyne Sholtess Doyt Simmons Kevin Smith Ramona Steidl Bill Stillwell Donald Thomas Lynn Thompson Red a Thompson Wayne Unruh Mac Wahl Debbie Walton Gary Ward Vickie Ward Terry Wichert Judy Wilcox Danny Willits Stasha Wilmott Gretchen Wilson Roy Woodbury Robin Metz Robin loads band instruments On January 17, Robin was critically injured in a car-cycle accident. The friendly Freshman died a week later in an Oklaho- ma City Hospital without regaining consciousness. He is survived by his par- ents, two brothers, one sister and the students of Fairview High School. When Life knocks at the door no one can wait. When Death makes his ar rest we have to go. Masefield Freshman Float Takes Third Inaugurating their high school year with an abundance of zeal were the 1970 Fresh- men. From their ranks came 36 Bands- men, 20 FHA'ers, 9 FFA'ers, Athletes, 10 Pep Club members and 74 Jacket supporters. Based on Cartoon character Moby Dick. the Frosh float placed 3rd in the Homecom- ing parade. Showing their neverfailing spirit, die Frosh exemplified uniqueness in Hero day costuming and participated in other school activities with wide-eyed enthusiasm. Double-front doors of the Jon Gard’s is the background of Frosh officers Rep. Kay Ewbank, Vice Pres. Paul Ingram, Treas. Chris Bostwick, Sec. Pam Kehn, Sponsor B. Campbell, Pres. Vince Ewing. Neita Abbott Larry Baird Larry Bartel Sherrie Branson Chris Bostwick Bobby Bouse Hal Broyles Jane Burghart Galen Coates Pat Cockrell Michele Cohlmia Marilyn Collier Gary Cooper Bill Comelsen Leonard Cravens Larry Curtis Debbie Davis Galan Day Dana Dayton Diana Dayton Vicki Eldred Kay Ewbank Vince Ewing Glenda Gifford Randall Gunsaulis Paul Ingram Beverly Inman John Johnson 74 Dena Jones Sandra Jones Clyde Kahn Pam Kehn Erlene Kincheloe Danna Kirk Barbara Kluckner Lela Koehn Janice Koehn Shirley Koehn Ricardo Kohl Tommy Landt Donald Lee Janet Lee Ronald Long Debra Marten Ronald Martin Tim Maze Barbara Meeks Mike Merkey Robin Metz Scott Monahan Karen Mongold Richard Moore Danny Morris Ronald Morrison Jon Nightengale Stanley Oliver Robert Paulsen Pat Quiring Billy Rowe Stephanie Rusch Carla Shafer Marian Smith Donnie Smith Debbie Snyder Mary Sproul Sharon Thomas Doug Unruh Ted Van Schuyver Bruce Wade F. L. Wanker Teresa Warkentine Doug Wiens Coleen Wilson David Wymer Freshman work on float Moby Dick places third. Eighth Grade Exciting, Enthusiastic, Energetic Homecoming float features Snoopy. OFFICERS: Sponsor M. Wilcox, Sec. L. Bostwick, Vice-Pres. D. Cavett, Sponsor, J. Dahlem, Pres. D. Martens, Sponsor G. Taylor, Rep. G. Moore, Treas. T. Keeton are pictured by front door of the Marvin Martens. Dianna Ake Debbie Bartel Donnie Barton Garen Baum Bobby Berry Mike Bierig Rick Bierig Laura Bostwick Connie Brown Carroll Cain Debbie Cavett Bonnie Chamberls Cynthia Clinesmi' Linda Cooper Roger Eitzen Bruce Elwell Leona Farrington Cindy Fast Kenny Fortune Joe Glasgow Don Gosney Debra Gould Ronnie Griffin Martin Hallren Mary Henderson Jack Howell Rocky Howerton Wayne Hubble Lynette Janzen Nancy Jinkens Teresa Keeton Terry Keeton Marlon King Sue King Randy Levings Max Libby Rose Long Eugene Nightengale Joey Nightengale Douglas Noble Judy Major Dawnette Martens Erland Martens Gweneth Martens Mark Massey Patricia May Micky Mongold Casey Montgomery Gayle Moore Phyllis Wedel Randall White Sherry Wichert Waiting to have yearbook pictures taken Bax explains float rules at class meet- ing. Working on float. Leonard Morris Debbie Oliver Tony Outhier Rick Parkins Sheryl Paulsen Darla Peck Dwaine Penner Fred Penner Danny Rich Sherry Rich Mary Robinett Ronald Root Billy Schmidt Dan Schneider Sheri Sharp Robbi Silcott Leonard Smith Freddy Snyder Carol Todd Denise Walton Terry Weber 77 Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Bierig, Cornelson, Ewbank, McClennen, Major, Warkentine, Hiebert, Hubble, Bartel. ROW 2: Coffey, Howerton, Frazer, Dow, Ewbank, Boehs, Knight, Inman, Hallren, Mr. Bentley. ROW 3: Klie- wer, Way, Jones, Robinson, Hiebert, Cohlmia, Icke, Reams. FRONT ROW: Kahn, Thompson, Jenkins, Rehl, Koehn, Jenkins, Parker, McKee, Fowble. ROW 2: Miss Buller, Randant, Day, Kehn, Wilcox, Webb, Nichols, Lollman, Collier, Dow. NOT PICTURED: Jacky Morris. FRONT ROW: Miller, Patzkowski, Colby, Boehs, Martens, Keeton, Vogt, Janzen, Unruh, Elwell. ROW 2: Metz, Dayton, Goodknight, Wright, Thompson, Craig; Smith, Taylor, Tripp, Martens, Miss Stewart. ROW 3: Wilson, Medcalf, Noble, Shafer, Patee, Wanker, Schmidt, Branson, Miller, Worley. 78 Sixth Grade FRONT ROW: Moore, Stillwell, Cornelsen, Tripp, Martens, Keck, Schroeder, Patterson, Mullenix, Stewart. ROW 2: Barkett, Libby, Mason. Weber, Wilson, Elkins, Ranson, White, Eitzen, Mrs. Wilson. ROW 3: Bartel, Lollman, Baum, Maze, Weatherford, Mongold, Taylor, Bowers, Warner, Rusch. FRONT ROW: Patee, Martin, Todd, Outhier, Robinson, Paulsen, George, Pratt, Koehn, Campbell, Koehn, Miss Campbell. ROW 2: Jones, Schmidt, Chamberlain, Woodward, Nichols, Scott, Ewbank, Boyer, Cofer, McArthur. FRONT ROW: Kohl, Blehm, Root, Fuller, Wanzer, Walton, Jones. ROW 2: Farrington, Baker, Ewbank, Smith, Stapp, Barton, Williams, Cook, Mr. Kreie. ROW 3: Kirk, Heinrichs, McDonald, Boulware, Haman, Rich, Gould, Lee. 79 Fifth Grade FRONT ROW: Miss Lewis, Dow, Hiebert, Parker, Fortune, Nightengale, Hiebert, Cunningham, Cook, Eakins. ROW 2: Nickel, Collier, Mollett, Nickel, Penner, Tucker, Root, Silcott, Mason. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Rohla, Edwards, Fortune, Maze, Stewart, Monahan. ROW 2: Steele, Martens, Meeks, Boyer, Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Snyder, Zimmerman, Lehr, Jones, Walenta, Stewart, Bartel, Voth, Robison, Thompson, Mrs. Abbott. ROW 2: Hallren, Marble. Monahan, Miller, Metz, Ingram, Vogt, Fuller, Bradford, Frazer. ROW 3: Jordan, Snyder, Hiebert, Outhier, Fast, McDaniel, Montgomery, Starkey, McClennen. 80 Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: Lubbers, Mason, Kahn, Ewald, Seabourn, Pratt, Jordan, Pembrook, Steidl, Cornelsen, Boyer, Mrs. Moyers. ROW 2: Cofer, Penner, Moore, Scott, Horn, Epp, Wilder, Hubble, Blundell, Willits, Baum, Lakey. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Morris, McGolden, Nightingale, Day, Woodward, Elwell, Jinkens, Wichert, Wade, Parrett, Monahan, Mr. Epp. ROW 2: Farrington, McCollum, Kluckner, Patee, Meeks, Buller, Outhier, Cornelsen, Koehn, Boehs, Eldred. FRONT ROW: Childers, Sample, Chamberlain, Wikel, Blehm, Patzkowski, Davis, Schmidt, Kliewer, Farrington, Dow, Mrs. Holmes. ROW 2: Elwell, Tripp, Schroeder, Todd, Clinesmith, Kirk, Lee, Edwards, Koehn, Pratt, Pool, Bowers. 81 Third Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Koehn, Barton, Hiebert, Eakins, Jones, Wallace, Pratt, Epp, Surface, Zimmerman, McArthur. ROW 2: Pembrook, Schwind, Eck, Keeton, Curtis, Burghart, Burchfield, Bowers, Lollman, Blehm. FRONT ROW: Jordon, Parrett, Schmidt, Snyder, Hiebert, Edwards, Lohrenz, Parker, Stapp, Hallren, Mrs. Bergman. ROW 2: McDougle, Tripp, Koehn, Tucker, Wilder, Pratt, Schoolfield, Fast, Cofer, Stewart. FRONT ROW: Word, Starkey, Mullenix, Cavett, Hamen, Bierig, Elwell, Tipton, Miller, Fowble, Marble. ROW 2: Miss Shelby, Burlison, Tucker, McCullock, Nichols, Dahlem, Hicks, Green, Schroeder, McDonald, Koehn. 82 Second Grade FRONT ROW: Horn, Glasgow, Medley, Dow, Baum, Curtis, Milligan, Williams, Baker, Mrs. Scott. ROW 2: Steidl, Hicks, Koehn, Harvey, Barnes, Gard, Farrington, Meador, Fowble. FRONT ROW: Inman, Roberts, Todd, Stutsman, Kincheloe, Kliewer, Burrell, Chamberlain. ROW 2: Warner, Hiebert, Keeton, Green, Smart, Day, McMurphy, Pendergrass, Coyle, Mrs. Woodring. 83 FRONT ROW: Elwell, Kliewer, Cook, Stewart, Wymer, Weatherford, Jinkens, McGolden, Wanzer, Mrs. Rippetoe. ROW 2: Branson, Koehn, Pearson, Nightingale, Belter, Tucker, Woodward. First Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Houk, Whetstone, Miller, Chamberlain, Randant, Mason, Smith, Dow, Jones, Snyder, Patzkowski, Harding, Wiedman, Ritz. ROW 2: Hiebert, Lollman, Wichert, McKee, Jones, Belter, Nickel, Schroeder, Hamen, Wilson. FRONT ROW: Fletcher, Wichert, Sample, Medley, Tucker, Copenhaver, Green, Ferguson, Jensen, Marble, Kahn, Ake, Miss Fuzzell. ROW 2: Teal, Seabourn, Harmon, McCullock, Wikel, Eitzen, McCollum, Bowers, Pratt, Miller. 84 FRONT ROW: Hiebert, Eakins, Burchfield, Randant, Thompson, Parrett, Nichols, Rush, Shaffer, Aston, Fortune, Miss Brown. ROW 2: Wallace, Pelletier, Wikel, Dow, Pearson, Fast, Lowery, Just, Kehn, Wilder, Pratt. Senior Index GAROLD AKE - Track 1,4; Football; Chorus 1 RHONDA BAIRD - Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 3 4; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Librairan 2,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3 JOHN BOSTWICK - Band 1; F Club 2,3,4, Knuckel Buster 4; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3, 4; Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3,4; F.F.A, 1 ■BAXTER BOUGHAN - Basketball 1,2,3,4; F Club 2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4, Capt- ain 4; National Honor Society 2,3; Boys' State 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Class Vice-President 1; Class Mar- shall 3; All-District Back 4; American Legion Award 1 GORDON BROYLES - Class Plays 3,4 SHARON CAMPBELL - Band 4; Pep Club 3; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; F.H. A. 3,4 GEORGE COHLMIA - Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F Club 3,4; Track 1; Football 4; Class Plays 3,4; Class Vice-President 4 KAREN FAST - Band 1,2,3,4, Band Council 2,4; Northwest Honor Band 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Basketball Association President 4; Pep Club 1, Secretary 1; National Honor Society 3; Class Plays 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-PresidentS, Treasurer 4; Class Treasurer 1, Reporter 2, Sec- retary 3 , Treasurer 4; Out-Standing Teenager of America 4 BONNIE FRAZIER - Band 4, Band Council 4, Sec- retary 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; Student Council 4; Librarian 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; F.H.A. Queen At- tendant 3, Queen 4 DWIGHT FROST - Paper Staff 4, Assistant Editor 4; Class Plays 3,4 ROGER GEORGE - Class Plays 3,4 RICKEY GRAMPP - Band 1,2; Class Plays 3,4 STEVEN HALL - Basketball 1; F Club 2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 2,4, Secretary 4; Boys' State 3; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; Class Plays 3; State Honor Society 1, 2,3; Student Council 3; Class President 2, Presi- dent 4 THOMAS HARRISON - Boys' State 3; Paper Staff 4, Editor 4; Class Plays 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 2,3, President 1; Class Sweetheart 1 JAMES CORNELSEN - Class Play 3 DIANA DAY - Band 1,2,3,4, Band Queen 4; Paper Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; Class Plays 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Miss Fairview 4; Stage Band 2,3 REVA DOW - Class Plays 3; Librarian 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Chorus 2,3,4 STANLEY DOW - Band 1,2,3,4, Stage Band 1, 2,4; Basketball 1; Football 1; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; F.F.A. 1 SUE DOW - Class Plays 3; Librarian 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4 CAROLYN FAST - National Honor Society 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; State Honor Society 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarians; Valedictorian 1; Class Play 3 JULIA HASTY - Band 1; Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Cheerleader 4; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Yearbook 4; Class Plays 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Historian 4; F.F.A. Queen Attend- ant 1,2; Class Reporter 4; Class Sweetheart 1 LONNIE HUBBLE - Track 1,4; Football 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4; F Club 4 ROBBIE JOHN - Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Paper Staff 4, Assistant Feature Editor; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Spanish Club 4 LYNDON JOHNSON - Paper Staff 4; Spanish Club 4 MARK JONES - Basketball 3,4; F Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Football 3,4; Boys' State 3; Year- book Staff 3; Class Plays 3,4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Class Reporter 3; Spanish Club 4, President 4; Transfer 3 RANDY KECK - Boys' State 3; Class Plays 3,4; F, F, A. 1; Football Cameraman 4 CHERYL MAJOR - Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,4, Parliamentarian 4; Football Queen Attendant 2; Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4; F.H.A, 1,2; Class Plays 3,4 KATHLEEN MCDONALD - Band 1,2,3,4, Band Reporter 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Class Plays 3,4; Of- fice Staff4; F.H.A. 1,3 MICHEAL McMURPHY - F Club 2,3,4, Knuck- le Buster 3,4; Track 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Pa- per Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4 C. J. MONTGOMERY - Boys' State 3; Class Play 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4, State Farmer 4 JANICE NIGHTENGALE - Basketball 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3, 4; State Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 4 LYNDON NIGHTENGALE - Paper Staff 4 ARLETTA NIGHTINGALE - National Honor Soci- ety 3; Spanish Club 4 LOYD NIGHTINGALE - National Honor Society 2,3,4; State Honor Society 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Class Salutatorian 1 BILLY PEARSON - Band 2,3,4; Football 1; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3; F.F.A. 1 MERLE PETERSON - Track 1; Football 1; Paper Staff 4 RITA KEHN - Chorus 4 ALVA KLUCKNER - F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 EARNEST KOEHN - Basketball 1,2,3, Captain 1; F Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3; Paper Staff 4, Co-Editor 4; Class Plays 3,4 PENNY KUSCH - Band 3,4, Band Council 3; Basketball 1,2; Yearbook 4, Queen 4; Class Plays 3; State Honor Society 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, Freshman Officer 1; Class Treasurer 2,3, Secretary 4 DANA LAMUNYON - Band 4; F Club 2,3,4; Track 1; Football 1,2,3; Boys' State 3; Year- book Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Class Plays 3,4 DEBRA MACKEY - Pep Club 4, Cheerleader 4; Football Queen Attendant 3, Football Queen 4; Class Plays 3,4; Transfer 3 KATHLEEN REHL - Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3, 4; Chorus 4, Reporter 4 ALICE RUSCO - Chorus 1,2,3 PRASERTSAK SAEKHOW - Class Sweetheart 3, Class Plays 3,4; Exchange Student - Thailand 3 MARY JANE SCHMIDT - Librarian 1,2,3; Cho- rus 4 JAMES SCHOEPPEL - Band 1,2,3,4, Band Coun- cil 2,3, Vice-President 4; Football 1; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 3, President 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; State Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Stage Band 2, 3 EDWARD SCOTT - F Club 4; Football 4; Co- Captain 4; Class Play 4; Spanish Club 4; Speech 4; Sweetheart 4; Transfer 4 ROGER SMITH - Speech 4 DAVID STAPP - Band 1,2,3,4, Band President 4; Class Plays 4; Stage Band 2,3,4, All District 4, Band Council 4; Transfer 2 ANNA STORCK - Band 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Paper Staff 4; Class Plays 3,4; F.H. A. 2,3; Stage Band 3 PHILLIP SUTTER - Track 1; Speech 4 JANET UNRUH - Band 1,2,3,4, Band Queen Attendant 2,3; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Head Cheerleader 4; Girls' State 3; Yearbook Staff 2, Queen Attendant 2; Class Plays 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Social Chair- man 3, Secretary 4; Class Marshall 3; F.H.A. National Delegate Alternate 3; Sweetheart 4 OMA WAHL - Band 1,2,3,4, All-District Band 4; All-State Alternate 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Class Plays 3,4; State Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; American Legion Award 1; Spanish Club 4; Secretary 4; Outstand- ing American Teenager 4 SHARON WARD - Band 1,2; Basketball 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Cheerleader 2, Sergeant at Arms 3, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2,3, 4, Reporter 3; Girls' State 3; Yearbook 2,3,4, Editor 4; Queen Attendant 3; Class Plays 3,4; State Honor Society 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2,3,4, Delegate to National 3, President 4, Historian 3; Spanish Club 4; Outstanding American Teenager 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future 4 REGINALD WEINS - Basketball 1,2,3,4; F Club 2,3,4, President 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,4, Captain 4; Yearbook Staff 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 1,2,3, President 4; Class Secretary 2; Class Sweetheart 2, All-Dist- rict End 4 Footfalls echo in the memory Down the passage which we did not take Toward the door we never opened Into the rose garden. Elliot Major County Courthouse Jacket Boosters Reames Ford Motor Co. Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Boughan Mac's Plumbing Midway Assembly of God Church Johnson's Grain Co. R. H. Laverty, O. D. Hick's Auto Supply Del's Conoco Service Fairview Funeral Home Woodward IGA First United Methodist Church Dr. Marie H. Siemens Bowers and Son Fertilizer and Feeds Fred L. Jordan Orienta Store Fairview Packing Company Mabar Inc. Sooner Co-op Inc. Eubank Inc. Fairview Farm Equipment Inc. Fairview Auto Parts Arkla Gas Co. Dave's Welding Gordon's Market Fafrview Savings and Loan Ass'n Bill's Welding Service Ideal Food Store Glen and Dorothy Rusch Daylite Donut Shop Ewald's Gulf Nu-Way Laundry Dairy Boy Drive-In Gerald Rusch Chrysler-Plymouth- Dodge Henry's Shoe and Fabric Shop Mr. and Mrs. Wayman Cornelsen Johnson's Drug Store Palace Cleaners Royal Theatre Orienta Cooperative Ass'n. Howard Way Chevrolet and Olds Krouse's Studio Wilkin's Real Estate Wedel's Fine Food First Baptist Church Barkett's Cawley's Store Credit Bureau The Hen House Fairview Mennonite Brethren Church Smith Rexall Drugs Coast to Coast The Fashion House Gard's Jewelry Vernon Fast Construction Co. Farmers and Merchants National Bank Merle Norman Studio Family Recreation Center Burrell Implement Company Classic Inn Don-Mar Motel Ingram Motel Fairview Lanes Waldon Inc. Larry Black Sporting Goods, Inc. Dunlap Sporting Goods, Inc. Keas Superior Bus Sales, Inc Qualls Piano Tuning Service Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Enid Fairview State Bank Southwestern Music Co. Opal's Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Graham Fairview Republican Mr. and Mrs. John Schoeppel Mr. and Mrs. Champ Paul Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ward The Fairview Abstract Co. Pratt Furniture Elf red's Repair Shop Hiebert Brothers Construction Co. Herb Kliewer Building Co. Eitzen Agency Inc. Flowers by Eva and Harold Roger's Lumber Co. Fairview Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. LaMunyon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Campbell and Umna U. I. Smith, Oil Properties First Assembly of God Church of Fairview $ • v