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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1972 volume:

1972 JACKET FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL FAIRVIEW, OKLAHOMA VOLUME III PUBLISHED BY THE JACKET STAFF Contents Activities............9 Heroes...............31 Stars...............49 Establishment .... 57 Youth 63 Meeting The Chalieng es Many traditions have been changed, but FHS remains as the stabilizing factor. FHS students have been challenged by the teachers, by the home, and by each other. Our heroes are challenged by the big, important game. Activists must meet yearbook and newspaper deadlines, have the banquets decorated by 5:00 p.m., and always have money- making schemes underway. Our stars must perform in front of large audiences and cope with unsettled nerves. The teaching establishment is daily challenged by keeping ahead of some one-hundred students. The youth are challenged by studying, getting book reports in on time, getting weekly typing assign- ments, and making a better grade on a test. The Jacket staff dares you to remember each challenge as it came. As we step into our futures, let us all meet our daily challenges with hope that we will conquer them. Reda Thompson Randy Kreie Mr. Eubanks, who retires this year, chal- lenged 39 years of FHS students to be loyal to their beliefs. 4 Chris Stewart and Chris Ewbank arrange book report display. Corky, aided by Terre, takes aim at Ellsworth. Interest ranked high at the Water Safety assembly program given by Lake Patrolman Wickoff. Debbie Davis scrambles for the ball. Attracting a pretty girl's attention doesn't re- quire the old ink well as F. L. proved to Gweneth. 18-Year-Olds Receive Vote Doug wonders who took his clothes. jack is faking! mjCR COUNT? LOCAL BOARD ISO 47 T SELECTIVE SERVICE I 18-year-olds have lots of privileges - Danny regis- ters for the draft. mu ii i mi mi '1 New shelves in the library left room for communi- cations for Vicki and Lyle. Sharps and flats confuse Alan Branson. Dictionary study is fun according to Cindy and Danny. 7 Dedication During this year of 1971-1972, the Jacket staff wishes to dedicate this book to Mrs. Bonnie Camp- bell who has made our high school years the most memorable. She has always been willing to lend an ear and give her honest, challenging opinion. She works morning, noon, and night helping students, teaching students, and sponsoring students. Teaching Oklahoma History and Civics, coun- seling individuals, operating the concession stands, and giving those vocational aptitude tests are only a few of the small jobs Mrs. Campbell completes each year. We humbly dedicate the Jacket to her with our sincerest thanks. Concessions stand is her sideline job. Mrs. Campbell counsels with Lyle Nickel about college. 8 ACTIVISTS Student Council Reinstates Spirited Homecoming Bonfire Under the leadership of President Mac Wahl, the Student Council continued its challenging program of student activities. Homecoming con- tests, Christmas parties, and National assemblies were just a few of the many functions performed by the Student Council. On October 28, the Student Council reinstated the custom of a bonfire to raise school spirit for Homecoming. The job of raising school spirit is important, and having fun is also important. Staging a Christmas party equal to all others, was high- lighted by Bert Hensley bringing the image of Father Christmas - without the necessity of pad- ding - to the students. A skit written and pre- sented by the Creative Writing class was enjoyed by the student body. FRONT ROW: Diane Wahl, Doug Unruh, Pam Kehn. ROW 2: Tom Libby, Judy Wilcox. ROW 3: Brad Colby, Mike Ewing, Janie Burghart. ROW 4: George Gabrish, Mac Wahl. Cheerleaders past, present, and future, were depicted in the Homecoming skit. 10 Santa and his elves distribute gifts. Lyle Nickel moves Christmas pack- ages from tree to gym. Besides the all important job of keeping the students informed on most daily activities, Mac Wahl ful- filled the job of Student Council President by act- ing as Master of Ceremonies at all Student Council sponsored assemblies and activities. Student Council Officers are: CLOCKWISE: Vice-Presi dent Tom Libby, President Mac Wahl, Treasurer Judy Wilcox, Secretary Pam Kehn. li FRONT ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Bums, Treas. Boehs, Vice-Pres. Reese, Pres. Unruh, Repr. Nellis, Sec. Keaton. ROW 2: Thompson, Chamberlain, Boehs, Kehn, Eldred, Ingram. ROW 3; Nightengale, King, Kirk, Mar- tens, Wilcox, Scott, Martens. ROW 4: Elwell, Clinesmith, Ewing, Keck, Wahl, Merkey, Comelson. ROW 5: Cravens, Schneider, Martens, Parkins, Levings, Gabrish, Glasgow. FRONT ROW: S. C. Rep. Comelson, Pres. Reese, Vice-Pres. Keck, Sec. Martens, Treas. Geisinger, Repr. Martens, Sponsor Mrs. Bums. ROW 2: Kirk, Boehs, Rippetoe, Major, King, Chamberlain, Kincheloe, Thompson. ROW 3: Unruh, Merkey, Schneider, Parkins, Levings, Eldred, Dayton, Wilson. ROW 4: Gab- rish, Ewing, Wahl, Cravens, Nellis, Wilcox, Boehs, Williamson. Honor Societies Are Selected Students in the top 10 percent of both the junior high and high school make up the State Honor Societies. The National Honor Societies consists of the top 15 percent of the high school students based 70 percent on grades and 30 percent on leadership, character, and service. One field trip per year is taken by the National Honor Society and it performs two service projects during the year. One of the service projects was the Christmas party, where the gifts were donated to the Enid Children's Hospital. The high point of the year for the Junior and Senior members was the ordering and receiving of their pins. FRONT ROW; K. Boehs, I. Kehn, J. Wil- cox, S. King, G. Martens, S. Rusch. ROW 2: D. Kirk, M. Martens, G. Nellis, D. Schneider, C. Reese, N. Williamson, M. Boehs. ROW 3: B. Comelson, R. Parkins, V. Ewing, V. Eldred ROW 4: W. Unmh, M. Merkey, G. Gabrish. FRONT ROW; Chris Stewart, Mark Elwell, Steve Reames, Marty Howerton, Kris Ewbank, Ron Vogt, umr, Boehs, Steve Schmidt. ROW 2: Terre Libby, Diana Mason, Janis Ranson, Ronna Patee, Sherrilee Noble, Robin Wilson, Susan Boehs, Connie Hubble. 10 Yearbook Staff Works Hard To Accomplish Journalistic Goals. Many activities throughout the year involved the yearbook staff. These activities included a seminar in Weatherford, winning 1st place in the window sign contest for the Watonga game, placing 2nd in the spirit sign contest for the Homecoming game, and sponsoring a spirit door sign contest. At the OIPA meeting at O. U., the 1971 JACKET placed With Honors. Working five days during Christmas vacation, two during Semester tests, ana many nights, the staff managed to meet deadlines. CO-EDITORS Reda Thompson - Randy Kreie BUSINESS MANAGER Gaylene Martens ADVISOR Mrs. Jimmie L. Ward SENIORS Janie Harrison Fred Heins Gary Ward Wayne Unruh JUNIORS Janie Burghart Shirley Koehn Stanley Oliver Bobby Bouse Mike Merkey SOPHOMORES Lynette Janzen Bonnie Chamberlain Sue King Randy Levings George Gabrish Yellowjacket Staff Handles Big Job j._ iijiCiH SCHOOL Editor........................ iamona dimer Vssociatt ivdiv or...............Ilene Kahn ?eature editors.............jcotr. Howerton 3 tasha Vilmctt departs Editors..............Terry Vicheri Kathy Ma.jor sxenanga Editor..............jul Carpenter }hoto.]riphy Zditc--...........to Jean Ewald advisor...............Mrs. CeralJine Burns seporhars lames 3oehs, jreg Icke, Blenn Johnson, Den- nis Kos.hr., Steve Montgomery, Kevin Smith, Linda Hubble, Jan O'Dell, Rita '. oodwav J. Icke, Major, Wichert, Ewald, Hubble, O'Dell, Carpenter, Howerton, Montgomery, Boehs, Mrs. Bums, Woodward, Smith, Wilmott, Kehn, Johnson, Wimer. A new method of publishing the YELLOW- JACKET was initiated during the '70-'71 year. Instead of publishing their own monthly paper the staff used a half page of the weekly FAIR- VIEW REPUBLICAN to print school news and features. Yearbook photographer Ellsworth Hein worked with the Yellowjacket staff to give wider pictorial coverage. 15 FHA Crowns Beau At February Sweetheart Banquet OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Sec. Diana Dayton. Pres. LaGreta Metcalf, Vice Pres. Kathy Boehs. ROW 2: Sponsor Judy Schilde, Frosh Repr. Cindy Wright, Rep. Cindy Reese, Treas. Glenda Gifford ROW 3: Historian Sue King, Pari. Laura Bostwick, Devotional Chair. Sheryl Scott Soc. Chair. Jane Burghart. FHA is a very worthwhile organization for all high school girls, grades 9 through 12. Throughout the school year of 1971-1972, it participated in many activities such as the Sub-District Rally, Christmas caroling, children's Christmas party, family night, FFA-FHA Halloween Party. For almost all the girls - and especially the new freshmen - the year was highlighted by the Sweetheart Banquet - a night to be remembered as LaGreta crowned Mac Wahl FHA Beau. Cli- maxing the year s activities was the State FHA Rally in Okla- homa City. FRONT ROW: Martens, Majors, Scott, Bostwick, Burghart, Gifford, Boehs, Metcalf, Dayton, King, Reese, Wright, Thompson, Wilcox, Thompson. ROW 2: Miss Schilde, Hubble, Collier, Hottel, Cohlmia, Noble, Branson, Jones, Kehn, Ewbank, Inman, Davis, Mongold, Martens, Sproul, Kluckner, Gabrish, Jones, Patee, Noble. ROW 3; Gould, Martens, Moore, Rowe, Clinesmith, Fast, Bartel, Oliver, Blair, Peck, Holmes, Weber, Williamson, Paulsen, Wichert, Miller. ROW 4; Bierig, Howerton, Janzen, Wilson, Cohlmia, Way, Qualls, Janzen, Rich, Shannon, Icke, Dow, Martens, Ewbank, Coffee, Miller, Comelsen, Metz, Martens, Frazier, Patzkowski. (1) Gail Coffey lights her initiation candle. (2) New FHA members recite the creed. (3) For writing the best essay on What FHA Means to Me, Ronna receives her FHA pin from President LaGreta. (4) FHA Beau Mac Wahl and President LaGreta Metcalf smile after coro- nation ceremonies at the Sweetheart Banquet. 17 FFA Judging Teams Place 1st In Livestock, 2nd In Meat, 3rd In Shop At Alva During the year, the FFA teams and individuals won many honors from all parts of the state. Trav- eling to such far-away places as the Tulsa State Fair, Goodwell Judging contest, and Ft. Worth, the FFA proved to be one of the top chapters in the state. The chapter also displayed themselves success- fully in many local and county events. Besides the work and pressure of the judging contests, fairs, and stock shows, the FFA participated in many other activities including the FHA-FFA Halloween party and serving at the FHA Sweetheart Banquet. At the FFA Banquet in the spring, the awards were handed out to members and the queen was crowned. Money making projects included work day, magazine sales, and a pancake supper. Don Edwards receives his 1st place ribbon from Mr, Tripp at the fair. BEST OF THE FAIR was Ron Martin's steer, showed by the Fairview FFA Chapter while Ron was hospitalized from an FFA fieldtrip accident. 18 FRONT ROW: Mac Wahl, Roy Woodbury, Bruce Dow, Doyt Simmons, Cindy Reese, Greta Metcalf, Jane Burg- hart Phil Elwell, Don Edwards, Lonnie Pembrook, ROW 2: Ronald Martin, Ron Morrison, Bill Rowe, Wayne Hubble, Bruce Elwell, Ray Martin. Mickv Mongold, Mr. Taylor. ROW 3: Grant Taylor, Galen Day, Doug Wiens, Mike Bierig, Mark Massey, Leonard Cravens, Don Martin, Bob Berry, Rick Parkins. ROW 4: David Rowe. Steve McKee, Ross Landt, Rick Bierig, Mark Elwell, Danny Rich, Alan Branson, Rick Inman, Dennis Ewbank, Steve Dow. ROW 5: David Metcalf, Mike Parker, Buddy Smith, Mark Shafer, Gary Boehs, Ronald Wilcox, Kevin Nichols, Keith Thompson, Larty Rehl, Tony Outhier, Jim Stratton. ROW 6: Arnold Kehn, Randy Gun«aulis, Marlon King, Freddie Wanker, Erland Martens, Ronald Jinkens, Donald Jinkens, Clark Boehs, Kenny Fortune, Gordon Day, Queen Greta Metcalf, Sponsor Garland Taylor. ROW 2: President Phil Ewell shows off his prize-winning Vice-President Doyt Simmons, Treasurer Bruce Dow, cow. Sec. Don Edwards. ROW 3: Pari. Mac Wahl, Sent. Roy Woodbury, Pari. Lonnie Pembrook. 19 Spanish Club Members Plan Summer Trip To Mexico Attentive Chris listens to Mr. Janzen's talk concern- ing Mexico. Spanish Club is an organization founded to help Spanish students gain a broader understanding of the Spanish culture. Included in this plan is a summer trip to Mexico to be made by various students in 1972. During the year pinatas, flags of Spanish speaking countries, and a mural depicting the his- tory of Mexico were parts of the program. At the November meeting a Spanish supper was served by the Eugene Janzens. Spanish diners enjoy the authentic cooking of Mrs. Eugene Janzen. FRONT ROW: Terry Holmes, Earl Geisinger, Vice Pres. Reda Thompson. Pres. Randy Ingram, Pari. LaGreta Met calf, Rep. Diana Dayton, Sec.-Treas. Gaylene Martens, Rick Parkins, Marva Martens. ROW 2: Jane Burghart, Stefanie Rusch, Gweneth Martens, Bonnie Chamberlain, Sandy Jones, Debbie Davis. ROW 3; Randy Levings, George Gabrish, Sherri Branson, Nada Williamson, Dana Kirk, Chris Bostwick, Lynette Janzen, Doug Unruh, Star Oliver, Bruce Wade, Sponsor Mrs. Garinger. F.B.L.A. Sells Wallets-Booster Tags Having been in existence for only two years, F.B. L. A. has shown to be a profitable and worth- while organization. Under the leadership of Presi- dent Gary Ward, they have held many money-mak- ing projects in order to send delegates to the State and National Conventions and have increased their membership above their initial number. President Gary Ward explains forthcoming project to F. B. L. A. members. OFFICERS: President Gary Ward, Secretary Marva Maru-ns, Vice-President Corky Reese, Treasurer Kathy Major, Reporter Danny Willits. FRONT ROW: Gary Ward, Kathy Major, Corky Reese, Marva Martens, Dan Willits, John Kessinger. ROW 2; Fred Hein, Debbie Oliver, Gweneth Martens, Diane Wahl, Sheryl Scott, Michelle Cohlmia, Janie Harrison, Beverly Inman, Mike Ewing. ROW 3: Terry Wichert, Garen Baum, Rodean Ewald, Bruce Dow, Lyle Nickel, Debbie Davis, Cindy Noble Cindy Reese, Sandy Jones, Brad Colby, Gaylene Martens, Sherri Branson, Linda Merkey, George Gabrish. NOT PICTURED: llene Kehn and Opal Carpenter. GIRLS'BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION: FRONT ROW: Major, Kehn, Treas. Boehs, Sec. Rippetoe, Pres. Wil- cox, Vice-Pres. Major, Rep. Martens, Branson, Davis, and Coach Rippetoe. ROW 2: Clinesmith, Moore, Weber, Wichert, Wahl, Reese, Ewbank, Jones, Icke, Martens, Keck. ROW 3: Rowe, Paulsen, Colmia, Wright, Patee, Dow, McCall, Merritt, Ewbank, McDonald, Van Meter. ROW 4: Monahan, Montgomery, Fast, Marble, Baker, McClennon, Cravens, Milllenix, Ranson, Maze, Tripp. ROW 5: Frazier, Outhier, Stewart, Keeton, Thompson, Walenta, Patterson, Boulware, Rusch, Taylor, Weber. Judy Wilcox — Brad Colby Lead Athletic Organizations F CLUB: FRONT ROW: Quiring, Sec.- Treas. Eitzen, Vice-Pres. Robison, Pres. Colby. ROW 2: Ewbank, Ward, Wahl, Morris. ROW 3: Smith, Willits, Ingram, Ewing. ROW 4: Schneider, Nickel, Reese, Bostwick. ROW 5: Hubble, Glas- gow, Rowe, Davis. ROW 6: Ewing, Mor- rison, Ingram, Wanker. ROW 7: Weins, Howell. ROW 8: Sponsors Clark, Ritz, Dahlem, Burris. 77 Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Back The Jackets With Energy And Determi- nation Elected last spring, the cheerleaders attended a cheerleading camp at Panhandle State during the summer, where they received a blue ribbon as best-in-group plus three red ribbons and green one. On January 18 they attended an OKC clinic where girls from all over the state congregated to learn new cheers. A re-organized Pep Club provided our football team with locker and yard signs, Big Orange drink, cookies, and victory cakes. Jacket fans join in a sonic boom. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Reames, Mrs. Hasty, Mrs. Gosney, Ewbank, Scott, William son. ROW 2: Dayton, Cohlmia, Harrison, Thompson, Boehs, Rippetoe. ROW 3: Wright, Reese, Noble, Davis, Branson, Kehn, Jones. ROW 4: Dow, Icke, Martens, Metz, Martens, Miller. ROW 5: Cohlmia, Patee, Wahl, King, Mar- tens, Bostwick. (NOT PICTURED: Beverly Inman) 23 Two New Directors Set High Goals For Yellow jacket High School Bands brought Joy to the World (at least to the fans) with arrangements of now sounds. Off to a good start, the marching unit was impressive at sev- eral half-time performances, managed a pep band at all away football games and home bas- ketball games, nailed down a top finish in the State Fair Parade, and received Excellent ra- tings at the District Marching Contest at Alva in Oct. Separate contest groups represented the school at the various festivals throughout the year. From hot August marching practices (com- plete with calisthenics) through cold weather sight-reading drills, the band improved and set its sights high for next year. Feature twirler Bobby Bouse kneels in front of twirlers Carla Shafer, Debbie Martens, and Terry Weber. 24 FRONT ROW: Meier, Merkey, Scott, Mongold, Thompson, Clinesmith, Fast, Sholtess, Wilson, Harrison. ROW 2: Ewbank, Davis, Branson, Burghart, Shafer, Reese, Paulsen, Martin, Bierig, Patee, Icke, Cohlmia, Wilson, Blair, Holmes, Keeton, Baum. ROW 3: Martens, Patzkowski, Coffey, Wright, Miller, Frazier, Lollman, Ewbank, Miller, Martens, Dow, Wichert, Moore, Bartel, Noble, Comelson, Clinesmith, Geisinger, Wilcox, Martens, Ewbank, Libby, Broyles, Bartel, Briggs, McKee. ROW 4; Briggs, Howerton, Day, Vogt, Bostwick, Bouse, Jones, Jones, Martens, Kreie, Eitzen, Oliver, King, May, Bostwick, Libby, Hein, Branson, Nichols, Weber, Bartel, Kehn, Unruh, Smith, Merkey, Day, Gabrish, Wahl, Montgomery, Martens, Martens. ROW 5: Dayton, Mongold, Sharp, Nellis, Williamson, Smith, Metcalf, Quiring, Ewing, Reese, Wahl, Glas- gow, Ewbank, Ewing. FHS Bands Marching band performs at District Marching Contest at Alva. Wearing new hot pants uniforms, Drum Major Ronna Patee and Head Drum Major Pam Kehn lead the high school band through a successful year. 25 BAND COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: Corky Reese, Rod Ewbank, LaGreta Metcalf. ROW 2: Mike Ewing, Marva Martens, Felicia Dow, Gorden Day, Kay Ewbank, Joe Glasgow, Diane Wahl. High School Band performs first Mid-Winter concert. Mr. Smith and Mr. Hensley direct Stanley and Greg play their drums in pep the pep band. band at High School basketball game. 26 Junior High And High School Bands Performs At First Annual Winter Concert Marching activities of the J. H. Band in- cluded a II at Alva with a I in inspection. The band placed 5th in the State Fair parade while the twirlers took 2nd. The marching band per- formed at all home football games and joined the H. S. Band in the homecoming halftime. Other activities included concerts, sight read- ing solos at Laveme and Alva and the Tri-State Festival. Comet section performing at Mid-Winter Con- cert. TWIRLERS Van Rusch, Beau Stewart, Lisa Pat- terson, and Janis Ranson. DRUM MAJORS Robin Keck and Cherri Fast. BAND COUNCIL: Terri Libby, Robin Keck, Chris Stewart, Janis Ranson. JUNIOR HIGH CONCERT BAND: FRONT ROW: Tripp, Libby, Ranson, Mullenix, Stewart, Rusch. ROW 2: Van Meter, Mason, Briggs, Baker, Monahan, McArthur, Walenta, Montgomery, Woolman, Frazier, Outhier, Patterson, Patee. ROW 3: Keeton, Comelson, Robinson, Fast, Steel, Cravens, Eitzen, Warner, Bartel, Mc- Clenne, Thompson, Keck, Weber, Barger, Marble, Barkett, Boyer, Hiebert, Lollman, Boyer, McDaniel, Vogt, Freed, Heinrichs, Martens, Wilson, Martens, Baum, Fortune, Elkins, Nichols. ROW 5: Bowers, Maze, Holmes, Zimmerman, Mr. Hensley, Stewart, White, Williamson, Ingram, Miller, Maze. 27 Chorus Sings For Its Supper At Functions The Chorus had a very full and exciting year. It performed for several local clubs and ban- quets, attended contests such as district and tri-state, and also attended the Stillwater Choral Festival. With the kind help of Mrs. Jack Bostwick the complete chorus was able to present a choreographed program of broadway hits and Christmas favorites. The Nonette, a group of nine very talented girls, sang at many community activities throughout the year. Three French Hens swing across the stage. FRONT ROW: Bobby Meeks, Timmy Metz, Paul Worley, Michael Tucker, David Kliewer, Donnie Collier. Cal- vin.Snyder, Meredith Chipman, David Silcott. ROW 2: Ronald Nickel. Darla Chipman, Tammi Fuller, Vanessia Cunningham, Twila Warner, Penny Penner, Vicki McDonald, Tammy Qualls, Mary Root, Connie Nickel, Dianna Just, Mary Reinhard, Bobby Fillpot. ROW 3: Miss Maxie Lewis, Mary Snyder, Dale Edwards, Valarie Ellsworth, Carla Puckett, Janell Proffitt, Gail Mason, Arda Fortune, Shannon Parker, Lela Martin, Jerri Dow, Donna Wedel, Steve Nightingale. 28 NONETTE: Danna Kirk, Kathy Way, Sue King, Candi Come Ison, Delyne Sholtess, Susan Janzen, Kathy Pat- zkowski, Marilyn Collier, Lynette Janzen, FRONT ROW: Miss Maxie Lewis, Publicity Chairman Danna Kirk, Reporter Lynette Janzen, Jean Lowerly, Terry Quells, Mary Henderson, Vanessa Robinson, Kathy Way, Pam Shannon, Barbara Meeks, Sherry Rich, Rita Wood- ward. ROW 2: Kathy Patzkowski, Bonnie Chamberlain, Melody Howerton, Librarian Sandy Hottel, President Delyne Sholtess, Secretary Susan Janzen, Carol Gabrish, Susan Boehs, Vice President Sue King, Librarian Mari- lyn Collier, Candi Cornelsen, Stasha Wilmott, Earlene Kincheloe. 29 Seniors Present Be Happy?, Go Wacky! CAST PRODUCTION STAFF Clay Dixon Rod Keck Ellen Drake Dick Desmonde Stafford Yates Whiz Aunt Molly Garley Glanders - - ■ Mr. Woolrich diu L,orson ----- (1) Kathy shouts departure plans to Rod, Marva, Danny, and Debbie. (2) Drugstore cowboys Bruce and Judy antagonize Janice. (3) Tom hands Rod a large check while Debbie, Danny, and Marva watch amazed. (4) Marva watches Bruce lay it on Rod Ewbank. Reda Thompson Corky Reese Brad Colby Trent Clinesmith Randy Kreie Roy Woodbury Don Edwards LaGreta Metcalf Gretchen Wilson Terry Wichert Rodean Ewald Greg Icke Janie Harrison Opal Carpenter Paula Geisinger Ilene Kehn Judy Meier Delyne Sholtess Rita Woodward Doyt Simmons Scott Howerton Steve Montgomery Ramona Wimer Stasha Wilmott Mac Wahl Johnnie Robison Randy Ingram Linda Merkey Mrs. Geraldine Burns Director 4 30 1C Fairview Yellowjacket footballers came out with the best season that Fairview has-seen in several years. The 11 Seniors played an important and impressive part in the 8-2 seasor The Yellowjacket ottense totaled 265 points while a determined defense held opponents to 96 points. Pat Quiring led the scoring with 62, and Rod Ewbank followed close with 58. Randy Ingram and Lyle Nickel each hac. 34 and Danny Willits put 18 on tne scoreboard. Gary Ward added 17 points to the Jackets total with 11 PATS and two field goals. Pat Quiring was the big ground gainer but Kandy Ingram averaged an im- posing 7.2 yarns every time he touched the ball. Lyle Nickel was again the Yellowjacket leading receiver. Lyle averaged 19.1 yards a catch for a total of 153 yards. All in all the Yellow jackets totaled 2,238 yards. An outstanding effort was made by both players and coaches alike. FRONT ROW: Libby, Marten, Davis, Massey, Hubble, Howe! Bieug, Glasgow, Holmes, Noble, Schneider, Keeton. ROWS Coach Clark, Quiring, Smith, Morris, Morison, Ingram, Wan! 32 John Robinson endures pre-season physical. Rod Ewbank breaks away for six points. Rowe, Pauison, Bostwick, Ewing, Marten, Coach Burris, Coach Ritz, ROW 3: Ewing, Eitzen, Ward, Walh, Nickel, Reese, Keck, Colby, Inj am, Willits, Ewbank, Robinson. F. H.S. SENIORS: FRONT ROW: Mike Ewing, Rod Ewbank, Dan Willits, John Robinson. ROW 2: Lee Eitzen, Brad Colby, Randy Ingram, Lyle Nickel. ROW 3: Gary Ward, Corky Reese, Rod Keck, Mac Wahl. At Last! Jackets Have Winning Season Early season injury sidelines Corky Reese. SEASON RECORD FHS Opponents 22 Thomas ---- - 12 12 Hennessey---------7 6 Watonga ----------- 41 70 Canton----------------6 16 Laverne---------------6 0 Okeene -- - 19 21 Waynoka---------------0 49 Cresent---------------6 27 Cherokee--------------0 42 Selling---------------0 33 After Two Games — Two Wins, Ritz Named Coach-Of- The-Week Brad Colby rips Whippet QB for a loss. 34 Mac Wahl aids Hennessy runner to the ground as Fairview takes a 12-7 win. Somehow defeat is worse in mud. OB Dan Willits urges the defense to hold at Watonga. Jim Ritz, center, built the most successful Jacket team in recent years, with the aid of Bob Clark and Buddy Harris. 35 Fans Brave Weather To View Homecoming Umbrellas, blankets and hot coffee dominated the nearly 2000 alumnae and students who endured wet, cold weather to watch the jackets overcome the Crescent Tigers in the 1971 Homecoming game. Glowing with excinnent and the cold convertible ride around the field the three queen candidates, Lynn Thompson, Kay Ewbank, and Gayle Moore, waited with their escorts for the name of the new queen. Injured Captain Brad Colby crowned Queen Lynn. To supplement evening events, the Student Coun- cil organized an afternoon assembly and pep rally. The highlight was a talk by Mr. Eubanks on the his- tory of football at Fairview. Football Queen Lynn Thompson and Kissing Captain Brad Colby. Damp weather fails to dampen spirits of Gayle Moore and Lynn Thompson. Captains, and all-area players, Mac Wahl and Brad Colby start bonfire. Randy Ingram deflects pass fro intended receiver. A pretty smile and a friendly wave from candidates, Gayle Moore, Kay Ewbank, and Lynn Thompson. Recalling past football, Mr. Eubanks fascinates student body. Mac Wahl comes up to lead Lyle Nickel down field. Running backs Donnie Smith and Pat Quiring meet heavy opposition. Football lettermen attend night pep rally. End of a successful drive, home- coming, and season. 37 Jr. High Footballers Have 5-2 Record: While Pee Wee Team Is 2nd In Conference With 3-1-1 Season Randy Cofer picks up blocker and heads up field. JR. HIGH CHEERLEADERS: Shannon Martens, Terre Jones. Sandra Weber, and Van Rusch. Breaking through Watonga line, Mark Shafer goes for big gain. FRONT ROW: Campbell, Stewart, Miller, Boyer, Cofer, Williams, Wilson, Fuller, Pattee, Ewbank, Baum. ROW 2: Ewbank, Scott, McClennen, Robison, Barkett, Tripp, Morris, Boehs, Jinkens, Keeton. ROW 3: Jinkens, Wor- ley, Collier, Outhier, Wanker, Branson, Reams, Goodnight, Smith, Elwell. ROW 4: Knight. Paulsen, Shafer, Thompson, Schmidt, Kliewer, Martens, Stratton, Rowe, Dayton, Coach Dahlem. 38 Swift feet carry Brad Martens around end. PEE WEE CHEERLEADERS: Debra McDonald, Teresa Elwell, Beau Beavers, and Pam Outhier. FRONT ROW: Patzowski, Moore, Cofer, Miller, Wyckle, Maze. ROW 2: Boyer, Zimmerman, Bartel, McGolden, Kehn, Elwell, Mason, Holmes, Wade, Kliewer, Davis, Schmidt. ROW 3: Ingram, WiHits, Cravens, Steele, Outhier, Schmidt, Ewald, Tripp, Robison, Lehr, Greer. ROW 4: Blair, Chipman, Miller, Metz, Starky, Vogt, Cofer, Boyer, Pratt, Silcott. ROW 5: Coach Slater, Patterson, Collier, Freed, McDaniel, Nichols, Kliewer, Hiebert, Worley, Meeks, Coach Hensely. 39 High School Girls’ Team Ranked In States Top 10 All Year With girls from all three grades pulling together as one, the Jackettes accumulated a 17-4 regular season record. The experience of the 5 senior girls coupled with the fresh desire of their younger team- mates proved too much for their opponents. Judy Major led the forwards with a per game average of 25 points, assisted by teammates Kathy Major and Debbie Rippetoe gathering an average of 13 and 10 points per game respectively. Veteran Judy Wilcox was assisted by junior Pam Kehn and sophomore Gayle Moore into holding their opponents to only 34 points per game. Coach and Captains: Debbie Rippetoe, Mr. Rippetoe, Judy Wilcox,' and Kathy Major. FRONT ROW: K. Boehs, D. Wahl, D. Davis, K. Major, K. Ewbank, D. Rippetoe. ROW 2: Coach Rippetoe, S. Wichert, S. Jones, M. Martens, J. Major, J. Wilcox, S. Branson, G. Moore, P. Kehn, C. Reese. 40 Skill at the free throw line nets anoth- er point for Debbie Rippetoe. Judy Major follows through for the rebound. Judy Wilcox uses strong defense during the Elk City clash. SENIORS: Kathy Boehs, Marva Martens, Judy Wil- cox, Kathy Major, and Debbie Rippetoe. SEASON RECORD FAIR VIEW OPPONENT Mooreland - - - - 31 Canton------ - -30 Okcene----------27 Thomas---------27 IP: Kingfisher Elk Cltv - H nessey ; Elk City d3 ■,e- - - 28 Moor 37 Hennessey----- Kingfisher-------- 23 Roundballers Personify Winning Spirit FRONT ROW: Weber, Mullenix, Cohlmia, Patterson, Cravens, Martens, Ewbank. ROW 2: Coach Rippetoe, Dow, Keck, Wright, Van Meter, Bouleware, Patee, Icke. Eighth grader Terri Cravens drives against Wa- tonga. Junior High Girls Win FAirview Tournament 43 Teamwork Is Key To Yellowjacket Season Using fine over-all outside shooting backed by a strong defense, the Jackets ran up a 14-7 season record. The muscle of Rod Keck, Bill Rowe, and Mac Wahl with the outside shooting of Lyle Nickel and Vince Ewing gave the team a potent offense. Lyle kept the team together with his leadership, spirit and a 20 point per game average. Keck was second high with a 13.3 average. Hard work, desire to improve, and guts have been the key words for the Jackets. They have given Fairview High School a team to be proud of. Coach Dahlem and Captains Lyle Nickel, Rod Keck, and Mac Wahl. Hobart player finds going tough as Bill Rowe steals the ball. SENIOR BASKETBALLERS: Rod Ewbank, Dan Willits, Randy Ingram, Lyle Nickel, Mac Wahl, and Rod Keck. Up for an easy two points, Lyle Nickel is caught in the form he exhibited all year. Rod Keck protects basketball after coming down with the rebound. FRONT ROW: R. Ewbank, V. Ewing, D. Schneider, P. Ingram, R. Ingram, D. Morris, D. Willits. ROW TWO: Coach John Dahlem, F. Wanker, R. Keck, D. Weins, J. Howe, B. Rowe, M. Wahl, L. Nickel. 45 Leading scoter and play-maker, Lyle Nickel brings basketball down the floor. With chalk in hand. Coach Dahlem designs play for players. Rod Keck goes up above Canton defender for two points. F. TROOP: Coach Dahlem, D. Weins, F. Wanker, D. Gosney, J. Glasgow, B. Schmidt, P. Ingram, D. Noble, D. Morris, D. Schneider, T. Keeton, E. Martens. 46 FRONT ROW: Rick Ewbank, Mike Tripp, Steve Reames, Mark Elwell, Dallas Dayton, Brad Keeton, Gary Boehs. ROW 2: Lee Knight, Steve Outhier, Kenny Schmidt, Fred Wanker, David Rowe, Brad Martens, Buddy Smith, Coach Jim Slater. Jumping higher than his opponent David Rowe aims for two points. Jr. Jackets Are Fairview Tournament Victors 47 Grade Teams Have Outstanding Season FRONT ROW: Debbie Frazier, Beau Stewart, Van Rusch, Mary Montgomery, Terri Cravens, Tammy Mullen- ix, Connie Nickel, Sandy Weber, JanisRanson. ROW 2: Coach Burris, Pam Outhier, Vicki McDonald, Patti Tripp, Jeania Van Meter, Debbie Bouleware, Robin Keck, Cherri Fast, Lisa Patterson. FRONT ROW: Alan Boyer, Curtis Patee, Doug Miller, Blain Ingram, Chris Stewart, Dennis Boyer, Randy Cofer. ROW 2: Donnie Collier, Doug Moore, Kelly Campbell, Tommy Williamson, Tommy McDaniel, Kris Ewbank, Randy Wanzer, Coach Ritz. 48 Queen Reda Thompson Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant Sue King Shirley Koehn Jacket 50 Band Queen Gaylene Martens Junior Attendant Kay Eubank Sophomore Attendant Diane Wahl Football Queen Lynn Thompson Junior Attendant Kay Ewbank Sophomore Attendant Gayle Moore FFA Queen Lagreta Metcalf Junior Attendant Jane Burghart Sophomore Attendant Cindy Reese Miss Fairview Judy Ann Wilcox Being nominated by the Senior class and chosen Miss Fairview by the student body of F.H.S., Judy Ann Wilcox experienced be- coming a celebrity and meeting a celebrity, Miss Anita Bryant, at the Miss Cinderella Contest at Alva, Oklahoma. Judy participated in all of the Miss Cinderella activities which included riding in the Northwestern State College Home- coming Parade, attending the football game, dinners, luncheons, interviews, talent and personality contests, besides promenading for the judges at the Miss Cinderella Pageant on Friday night, October 8, 1971. 53 Class Sweethearts (1) Juniors Shirley Koehn and Doug Weins stroll into school holding hands. (2) Freshman sweethearts Terre Jones and Gary Boehs swing at the park. (3) Kathy Boehs and Johnnie Robison. Senior sweethearts, make an appearance at the FHA Sweetheart Banquet. (4) Eighth grader Ricky Ewbank hands Terri Cravens a rose at the flower shop. (5) These tree gazers are Sopho- more sweethearts Randy Levings and Cindy Reese. 5 54 Community Organizations Honor Students Despite the allegedly poor food, crowded quarters, and strictly regi- mented activities, Fairview's candi- dates to Boys' State and Girls' State gained considerable insight into the workings of government. Sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary, Lions Club and Moth- er's Club, its purpose is to spend a week developing in young people a sense of individual obligation as lead- ers in governmental affairs. Candidates are chosen on a basis of leadership, character, physical fitness, scholarships, cooperativeness, courage and honesty. BOYS’AND GIRLS'STATERS: FRONT ROW: Corky Reese, Kathy Major, Judy Wilcox, Trent Clinesmith. ROW 2: Bruce Dow, Tom Libby. ROW 3: Brad Colby, Phil Elwell, Gary Ward. STUDENT ROTARIANS: FRONT ROW: Mac Wahl, Corky Reese, Rod Keck, Bruce Dow, Lyle Nickel. ROW 2: Gary Ward, Phil Elwell, Dan Willits, Mr. Roy Abernathy, Randy Ingram, Tom Libby. Senior Boys are chosen by Mr. Roy Abernathy, long time member of Rotary, to serve as student Rotarians during each month of the school year. Each boy attends the weekly luncheon for four weeks. 55 FHS Students Awarded Honors (1) Corky Reese, Pam Kehn, Gaylene Martens, and Vince Ewing were named Outstanding Teenagers of America for 1972. (2) Our Town essay winner Trent Clinesmith. (3) One of the finalists in the National Merit Test was Corky Reese. (4) Brad Martens, Area Champion of the Punt, Pass, and Kick Contest. 2 3 4 The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award of Mac Wahl was elected all-area 1972 goes to Gretchen Wilson. tackle and all-state alternate. 56 K «I ESTABLISHMENT 57 School Board Members for 1971-72: Alden Glasgow, Max Jordan, Supt. Bob Van Meter, Jack Day, Don Elwell, Bob Smith. Administration Challenged By Today’s Problems Fairview High School owes a great deal of its heritage and success to the Fairview School Board. These five men have given the best educational facilities possible to the youth of Fairview. The board's policies were designed to fit local needs as well as state and national standards of excellence. During the 1971-1972 school year the school board has endeavored to serve as a link between school and community. The monthly meetings were devoted to discussions and action which involved administration, faculty, students, and the whole school community. A smooth-running school can be traced to an efficient superintendent. Bob Van Meter came to Fairview this year from Woodward where he served as principal of the High school. Mr. Van Meter has guided both school officials and students by the suggestions he offered and the decisions he reached. 58 In his third year at Fairview Don Friesen has demonstrated his continual awareness of the changing trends and ideas in education. He has incorporated these changes for the advancement of education at the Grade School. It takes a big man to fill the shoes of principal in a high school such as F. H. S. As the educational head of a learning institution Max Moyers must supervise the instructional program and work with the school board for improvements in curriculum. He must work with parant groups as the Band Boosters and Athletic Booster Club. With his continually reaffirmed interest in students, Mr. Moyers measures up to the demands of the principal's job. With his outstanding qualities of congeniality, willing cooperation and interest in students. Max Bentley is able to accomplish the complex task of coordinating the schedules of the Middle School with those of the Grade School and the High School. 59 Faculty Teamwork Builds Stable Year Perhaps the most enduring sound of a student's school life is that of his teacher’s voice. These men and women give uom an apparently inexhaust- ible supply of wisdom, patience, and encourage- ment. They are the spirit that makes the school a living thing - a place of learning and growth. ROBERT W. CLARK JOHN K. DAHLEM MISS MAXIE LEWIS JOHN KESSINGER JAMES RITZ BERT HENSLEY MRS. BONNIE CAMPBELL MRS. GAIL WEDEL BUDDY BURRIS 60 THOMAS KOBUS DON R1PPETOE MRS. KYLE DAHLEM GEORGE EUBANKS GARLAND TAYLOR MRS. MARION WILCOX JOHN SELLARS MRS. UNA GARINGER 61 Non-Teaching Personnel Do Sundry Tasks Schools do not consist of just students and teachers. Many other people are needed to even open the doors. Bus Drivers begin their routes before 7 a.m. and finish after 5 p.m. Custodians have the building clean and warm before the first student enters. What would a day be without a good lunch served by our cheerful cooks? And the secretaries are essential to all. RIGHT: School Secretaries; Lillian Nickel, Tina Lakey, Betty Willits, and Millie Burg- hart. ABOVE: BUS DRIVERS: M. L. Carroll, Maxine Sholtess, Lillie Miller, Jack Frazier. ROW 2: Lloyd Mollett, Olin Payton, Vic Dow, Herb Heinrichs, and DeLane Miller. ABOVE RIGHT: CUSTODIANS: Calvin Baum, August Schroeder, Lawrence Unruh, Floyd Pharis, and Lloyd Mollett. RIGHT: CAFETERIA WORKERS: Alice Just, Luella Wedel, Eva Ruhl, Aunetia Carroll, Josephine Kliewer, Goldie Kusch, and Stella Warkentine. 62 €9 HXflOA Seniors Pick Announcements Challenges of every degree and type must be conquered by a Senior, and the Class of '72 proved that this was not an impossible dream. Fall brought football and this class saw Fairview High go farther than ever before. In November, seniors pre- sented Be Happy? Go Wacky! to raise money for graduation expenses. As the months passed, caps and gowns were ordered, college appli- cants were made, and term papers were written. Skip week found the upperclassmen preparing for bacca- laureate, class night, and com- mencement exercises. This class now leaves the great halls of FHS but the memorable experiences and observations from this place are still firmly grounded in their minds. A new world lies before them - a world of decisions, choices, and more challenges. Senior Class leaders are: Sponsors Geraldine Bums, John Kessinger, and George Eubanks (not pictured). Secretary Judy Wilcox, Treasurer Kathy Boehs, Stu- dent Council Representative Brad Colby, President Rod Keck, Reporter Rod Ew- bank, Vice-President Lyle Nickel, and Student Council Representative Mike Ewing. MIKE BLUNDELL JAMES BOEHS KATHY BOEHS 64 OPAL CARPENTER TRENT CLINESMITH BRAD COLBY JAMES CROW BRUCE DOW DON EDWARDS 65 ACT Tests, Research Papers, Essay Contests LEE El T ZEN PHIL ELWELL RODEAN EWALD RODNEY EWBANK MIKE EWING PAULA GEISINGER JANE HARRISON FRED HEIN SCOTT HOWERTON 66 Challenges Of Today LINDA HUBBLE GREG ICKE RANDY INGRAM GLENN JOHNSON RODNEY KECK JANICE KEETON ILENE KEHN DENNIS KOEHN RANDY KREIE 67 MARVA MARTENS LARRY McCLURE JUDY MEIER TOM LIBBY KATHY MAJOR GAYLENE MARTENS LINDA MERKEY LaGRETA METCALF Pinata-making is messy for Kevin Smith. College And Employment — Challenges Of Tomorrow STEVE MONTGOMERY LYLE NICKEL SUE O'DELL LONNIE PEMBROOK CHARLES REESE DEBBIE RIPPETOE JOHNNIE ROBISON SHERYL SCOTT DELYNE SHOLTESS DOYT SIMMONS KEVIN SMITH LYNN THOMPSON REDA THOMPSON WAYNE UNRUH MAC WAHL For once. Corky Reese and Brad Colby work in study hall. Handsome Rod Keck shows his superior strength as he tosses Danny Willits aside. 70 GARY WARD TERRY WICHERT JUDY WILCOX DANNY WILLITS STASHA WILMOTT GRETCHEN WILSON RAMONA WIMER ROY WOODBURY RITA WOODWARD Revision of The Night Before Christmas is read by the creative writing class. 71 Juniors Put Excess Energy To Work In Many Activities Forever chattering and zapping the teachers, the Junior Class faced the year with enthusiasm and were psyched-out on mum sales, the junior play with the superstar cast, and the Junior-Senior Banquet. Juniors really jived in school organizations and were right on with the school spirit with 2 super cheer- leaders, 10 far-out basketballers, and 11 out-of- sight footballers. Never forgetting that they must receive complete education before they split to the wild world, the Juniors of '72 beebopped to classes with a true interest in learning. Pam Kehn just hanging around at a Student Council planning meeting. Larry Baird Larry Bartel Chris Bostwick Bobby Bouse Sherri Branson Hal Broyles Janie Burghart Michele Cohlmia Bill Comelson Leonard Cravens Dana Dayton Diana Dayton Debbie Davis Galen Day Vicki Eldred Kay Ewbank Vince Ewing Glenda Gifford Ken Graham Randall Gunsaulis Sandy Hottel Paul Ingram Beverly Inman John Johnson 72 Sandy Jones Clyde Kahn Pam Kehn Eatlene Kincheloe Danna Kirk Barbara Kluckner Lala Koehn OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Pres. Bill Comelson, Reporter Stanley Oliver, Vice-Pres. Greg Nellis. ROW 2: S. C. Rep. Doug Unruh, Sec. and Treas. Mike Merkey. ROW 3: Sponsors Mrs. Gail Wedel and Mr. Craig Smith, S. C. Rep. Janie Buighart, Sponsor Miss Judy Schilde. Pat receives help from Coach Burris. New books for the library are brought in by Danna Kirk. Shirley Koehn Ricardo Kohl Janet Lee Debbie Martens Don Martin Ronald Martin Tim Maze 73 Barbara Meeks Mike Merkey Karen Mongold Danny Morris Ron Morrison Greg Nellis Jon Nightengale Cindy Noble Stan Oliver Jan O'Dell Robert Paulsen Pat Quiring Sharon Robinson Bill Rowe Stefanie Rusch Carla Shafer Donnie Smith Marlon Smith Debbie Snyder Mary Sproul Preecha Sriklueb Eva Stratton Doug Unruh Bruce Wade F. L. Wanker Doug Wiens Money Making Year Exciting For Juniors Dana, Glenda, Bobby, and Mrs. Dahlem confer be- tween classes. 1 (1) Chief Ingram communi- cates in sign language. (2) Stef should try M M's, they melt in your mouth, not in your hands. H, 74 2 (1) Ricardo studies facts of LIFE. (2) Farmer Wiens gets some new shoes. (3) Diana, Debbie, Sherri, and Janie at Spanish Club dinner: Tried it! But didn't like it! (4) Vince questions ref's call. (5) Danny admires his pet turtle. Hard Work And Determination Pay Off For Sophs Of ’72 Dianna Ake Debbie Bartel Garen Baum Bobby Berry Mike Bierig Teri Blair Maureen Boehs Trudy Boehs Winona Boehs I.aurey Bostwick Reid Briggs Bonita Chamberlain Cynthia Clinesmith Marilyn Collier Larry Curtis Pat Davis Roger Eitzen Bruce Elwell Leona Farrington Cindy Fast Kenny Fortune Sophomores 1972! At last we were upperclassmen, making the scene in every way. At the beginning of the year, a new world opened and pre- sented us with an activity list we had never seen before, but we met and excelled that list. Activities such as F. H. A., F. F. A., chorus, and band found each member of the class of '74 leading to the year's success. The sports campaign saw many Sophomores getting a part of the action on the field, in the gym, and around the track. Our ideas, actions, and goals are forever a part of us, the class of '74. CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Secretary Gayle Moore, Student Coun- cil Rep. Diana Wahl. ROW 2: Vice-President Bruce Elwell, Treasurer Cindy Reese. ROW 3: Student Council Rep. George Gabrish, Sponsor Mr. Jim Slater, Sponsor Mrs. K. Dahlem, Sponsor Mr. Buddy Burris, President Dan Schneider. 76 George Gabrish Earl Geisinger Joe Glasgow Don Gosney Debra Gould Ronnie Griffin Mary Henderson Gary Holmes Terry Holmes Jack Howell Rocky Howerton Wayne Hubble Lynette Janzen Nancy Jinkens Teresa Keeton Terry Keeton Gweneth says Sophs are number one! Cindy C. carries our school flag. Laurey practices to replace Tiny Tim. 77 Marlon King Sue King Janice Koehn Ross Landt Randy Levings Max Libby Judy Major Erland Martens Gweneth Martens Mary Martin Ray Martin Mark Massey Patricia May Bob Merritt Scott Monahan Micky Mongold Casey Montgomery Gayle Moore Leonard Morris Gary Nightengale Charlynne Nightingale Dianna Nightingale Ethel Nightingale Doug Noble Deborah Oliver Rick Parkins Sheryl Paulsen Darla Peck ABOVE: Bruce finishes clipping his calf at the Major County Fair. RIGHT: Complicated toy perplexes Don. Fred Penner Cindy Reese Danny Rich Sherry Rich Gayla Rowe Billy Schmidt Marylyn Schmidt Dan Schneider Sheri Sharp Robbie Silcott Freddy Snyder Diane Wahl Denise Walton Terry Weber Phyllis Wedel 79 Freshmen Form Heritage Club Active freshmen received first place on one of their door signs with the tneme of Cold Turkey at homecoming this year. They also became known as the first school in the state to form an Oklahoma Heritage Club. This is an honor to be treasured by the '72 Frosh. Elected to lead the Freshman Class were Treasurer Terre Jones, Report- er Gorden Day, Secretary Ronna Patee, President Mark Elwell, Sponsors Bonnie Campbell, Bob Clark, Lana Garinger, and Vice- President Marty Howertor. Randy Bartel Karen Bierig Ricky Bierig Clark Boehs Gary Boehs Susan Boehs Alan Branson Curtis Briggs Gail Coffey Mary Cohlmia Doug Colby Vernon Collier Candy Cornelsen Gorden Day Dallas Dayton Felicia Dow Steven Dow Mark Elwell Dennis Ewbank Kim Ewbank Leon Fowble Patty Frazer Carol Gabrish Howard Goodnight Marty Howerton Melody Howerton Connie Hubble Ronda leke Rick Inman Susan Janzen Donnie Jinkens Ronnie Jinkens 80 Terre Jones Dewayne Keeton Arnold Kehn Arthur Kliewer Lee Knight Paul Lollman Jean Lowery Randy McClennen Steve and Marty demonstrate cake- baking ability for history project. Science project interests Larry and Dennis. Steve McKee Ronald Major LaDonna Martens Shannon Martens David Metcalf Cheryl Metz Cathy Miller Tammy Miller Jacky Morris Kevin Nichols Eugene Nightengale Joey Nightengale Beverly Nightingale Sherri Noble Tony Outhier Mike Parker Ronna Patee Kathy Patzkowski Terry Qualls Steve Reames Larry Rehl Vanessa Robinson Ronald Root David Rowe Kenny Schmidt Steve Schmidt Mark Shafer Pam Shannon Buddy Smith Jim Stratton Grant Taylor Keith Thompson Steve Thompson Mike Tripp Jeff Unruh Ron Voth Fred Wanker Kathy Way Ronald Wilcox Robin Wilson Greg Worley Cinay Wrignt 81 Two Eighth Graders Serve On Youth Council Outstanding participation in decoration of locker signs and winning second in the decora- tion of the door sign contest at homecoming high- lighted the year for enthusiastic eighth graders. Leading the Eighth Graders were President Kurds Patee, Vice President Ricky Ewbank, Sponsor John Dahlem, Treasurer Brad Martens, Sponsor Jim Ritz, Secretary Janis Ranson, and Sponsor Marian Wilcox. George Barkett Chris Bartel Byran Baum Debbie Bouleware Latrecia Bowers Dennis Boyer Melcena Briggs Kelly Campbell Lorrie Chamberlain Randy Cofer Lisa Cornelson- Terre Cravens Michael Dreiling Phil Eitzen Jimmy Elkins Kris Ewbank Ricky Ewbank Rex Farrington Marty Fuller Ronald Gould Vonda Hamen Warren Heinrichs Verlin Kahn Robin Keck Raymond Kirk Mike Koehn Jimmie Lee Terry Libby 82 Eugene Lollman Brad Martens Lela Martin Diana Mason RaGena Maze Patti McArthur Debi McCall Vicki McDonald Cheryl Merritt Junior Miller Tammy Mullinex Ricky Mongold Dougles Moore John Nickel Steve Outhier Kurtis Patee Lisa Patterson Max Paulsen Carla Puckett Bucha Prammanasudh Robin Pratt Janice Ranson Ronny Rich Justin Robinson Johnny Root Vanessa Rusch Earl Schmidt Steve Scott John Sproul Chris Stewart Patti Taylor Patti Tnpp Jeania VanMeter Darlene Walton Randy Wanzer Joe Warner Sandy Weber David White Billy Whitecotten Scott Williams Tommy Williamson Dathan Wilson 83 Seventh And Sixth Graders Lead Chamberlain School Activities Eager students join in discussion in Mr. Kreie's science class. FRONT ROW: Randy Holmes, David Silcott, Monty Steele, Steve Vogt, Bobby Fillpot, Tim Cravens, Steven Nightengale, Danny Fortune, Berry Robison, Jay Bartel, Dale Edwards. ROW 2: George Maze, Keven Kohl, Greg Lehr, Vallarie Ellsworth, Donna Wedel, Debbie Frazer, Gail Mason, Arda Fortune, Jerri Dow, Susie Marble, Tammie Keeton, LaDonna Thompson, Mitch Zimmerman, Mary Snyder. ROW 3: Mr. Kreie, Mrs. Hasty, Janell Proffitt, Donnie Blair, Beau Jean Stewart, Shannon Parker, Blain Ingram, Bobby Meeks, Jeff Starkey, Ronald Nickel, Tammi Fuller, Doug Miller, Sherri Mona- han, Alan Boyer, Miss Stewart, Mr. Bentley. ROW 4: Greg Schmidt, Donnie Collier, Tracy Brad- ford, Dianna Just, Paul Martens, Mary Beth Mont- gomery, Jim Heibert, Delia Baker, Rhonda Barger, Vanessia Cunningham, Jo McClennen, Tim Metz, Merideth Chipman, Gayla Walenta. ROW 5: Paul. Worley, Mike Freed, Mary Root, Tammy Qualls, Tom McDaniel, Mike Tucker, Penny Penner, Kyndall Nichols, David Kliewer, Cherri Fast, Twila Warner, Pam Outhier, Calvin Snyder, Connie Nickel. 84 Mr. Epp councils with Mark Patzkowski. Enthusiastic sixth graders enjoy high school basketball game. FRONT ROW: Mr. Max Bentley, Jeri Sample, Donna Lubbers, Darrell Kahn, Annette Chamberlain, Debby Seabourn, Millie Wedel, Don Boyer, Jeff Wichert, Dale Miller, Chris McGolden, Kenneth Franklin, Larry Kliewer, Gary Mason, Doug Nightingale, Doug Childers, Mrs. Karen Wilson, Miss Anne Campbell. ROW 2: Marty Wade, Michael Cornelsen, Susan Lakey, Jim Wikel, Bobby Davis, Steven Campbell, Mark Patzkowski, Paula Pool, Russell Pembrook, Linda Wolf, Tim Elwell, Max Day, Gary Bowers, Bruce Eldred, Timmy Nunley, David Schmidt, Wardeana Dow. ROW 3: Jesse Pratt, Rex Moore, Ronnie Pratt, Bruce Greer, Chrysta Penner, Charles Kluckner, Calleen Baum, Danny Cofer, Joel Willits, David Epp, Wanda Farrington, Terry Edwards, Bret Cofer, Kellye Cravens, Teresa Elwell, Bradley Ewald. ROW 4: Carol Hubble, Charles Outhier, Donna Scott, Gina Patee, Deborah Koehn, Tammy Martin, Judy Wilder, Michael Mollett, Nancy Lee, Billy Meeks, Robert Kirk, Linda Farrington, Angela Clinesmith, Marsha Cornelsen, Priscilla Jinkens, Tim Boehs, Betty Blundell. 85 Fifth Graders Make Adjustments to Middle School Jani Tripp rushes to be first on the band bus. Jay Epp asks a question during Fifth Grade Band. FRONT ROW: Billy McArthur, Robert Wilson. Cyn- thia Howerton, Earl Fowble, Connie Fillpot, Perry Word, Julia Nellis, Robert Hamen, Carolyn Puckett, Violet Marble, Vicky Heibert, Shelli Zimmerman, Ricky Jackson. ROW 2: Miss Pierce, Justin Starkey, Virginia Surface, Charla Obermiller, John Lollman, Ricky Holmes, Steve Elwell, Ray Pembrook, Cindy Freed, J. Edward Epp, Ricky Worley, David Snyder, Dixene Beirig, Doug Snyder, Linda Miller, Mrs. Dee Wilson. ROW 3: Mrs. Abbott, Norma Lohrenz, Barbara Turner, Tommy Edwards, Cindi Pratt, Bar- bara Schmidt, Monte Patterson, Ronda Bowers, Glen Tucker, Debra McDonald, Jani Tripp, Doug Keeton, Sherri Morgan, Johnnie Parker, Terri Mullinex, Greg Burlison, Tony Koehn, Cheryl Marlin, Mr. Bentley. ROW 4: Kristi Cofer, Mark Van Meter, Mae Blair, Mike Nichols, James Wilder, Paula Gabrish, Robert Schoolfield, Kenneth Hicks, Stephanie Dahlem, Pam Koehn, Mark Burghart, Keith Pratt, Jeff Reames, Leslie Curtis, Pamela Fast, Johnny Bailey, Teresa Tipton. 86 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Flavia Moyers, Craig Edkins, Karen Kliewer, John Curtis, Curtis Stewart, Donna Turner, Lisa Cravens, Pat Jinkens, Richie Fowble. ROW 2: Mike Harrison, Kerry Hicks, Penny Snyder, .Teresa Tucker, Renea Holmes, Kyle Williams, Ronald Franklin. ROW 3: Galen Kelly, Gayla Taylor, Mark Smart, Tommy Houk, Ruth Nightingale, Mike Belter, Barbara Ellsworth, Linda Baum. Fourth Grade FRONT ROW: Brian Inman, Don Chamberlain, Tammy Medley, Ronnie Barger, Kim Bell, Stacey Roberts, Bev- erly Vick, Debra Woolman. ROW 2: Mrs. Eleanor Holmes. Janet Winkleblack, Angela Kliewer, Anita Dow, Lowell Cunningham, Julia Stutzman, Mark Burrell, Derek Wymer. ROW 3: Monty McMurphy, Matt Gard, Clifton Shannon, Doris Day, Bobbie Archer, Jeff Williamson, Jeane Farrington. COMBINATION 3rd and 4th GRADES: FRONT ROW: Miss Shelby, Donneta Wilson, Donnie Franklin, Susan Glas- gow, Joanna Ake, Pam Mason, Brenda Thompson. ROW 2: Clayton Dow, Terry Hamen, Scott Ritz, Vince McGolden, John Elwell, Tommy Nichols, James Pratt. ROW 3: Julee Molidor, Joy Hiebert, Mark Kehn, Chris Keeton, Todd Branson, Sheila Warner. Third Grade FRONT ROW: Jacky McConkey, Sally Davis, Scott Wimer, Steven Schmidt, Lena Dalrymple, Kris Kliewer, David Miller, Mrs. June Scott. ROW 2: Renee Parrish, Mike Lohrenz, Debbie Farrand, Susan Garman, Glen Evans, Patricia Surface, Kelly Fuller, Bruce Eitzen. ROW 3: Ricky Silcott, Ronald Weber, Pam Cravens, Tania Ervin, Tammy Branson, Kirk Clark. 3rd FRONT ROW: Miss Freda Bergman, James Wichert, Barbara Medley, Marsha Ferguson, Gail Snyder, Ricky Wiedman, John Sample, Beverly Hiebert. ROW 2: A. L. Chamberlain, Andrea Rusch, Michael Lollman, Tammy George, Terri McKee, Kim Miller, Michael Bailey, Mylinda Tucker. ROW 3: Randy Eitzen, Joe Meador, Dottie Houk, Teddy Jones, Judy Wikel, Byron Dow, Larry Belter. FRONT ROW; Mrs. Van Meter, Tammy Smith, Randy Patzkowski, Roger Copenhaver, Kevin Martin, Karen Fillpot, Don Jenson, Kyle Kahn. ROW 2: Wilinda Shaffer, Deborah Nickel, Kim Wilson, Timmy Pratt, Daw' son Bowers, Daryl Wichert, Kimberly Kelly. ROW 3: Ricky Winkleblack, Lisa Harmon, Paul Lowrey, Dottie Just, Janis Wikel, Donna Qualls, Gary Wilder, Lisa Briggs. 88 Second Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Daisy Woodring, Donna Vick, Gaylon Campbell, Steven Janzen, JoAnne Bowmaker, Debbie White, Darin Miller, Terri Snyder. ROW 2: Kay Vogt, Andy Shewey, Justin Kliewer, Leonard Lee, Sharia Martens, Shelly Classen. ROW 3: Monte Seabourn, Bill Boulware, Broderick Barken, Christy Wichert, Mike Grothe, Kerri Koehn, Kerry Jordan. FRONT ROW: Paul Burrell, Timmy Fortune, Randy Young, Sonda Penner, Rex Wichertj Donnita Jackson, Mrs. Edith Medley. ROW 2: David Marble, Lori Elkins, Stacie Voth, Trent Lubbers, Kim Winter, Susan Jensen, Carlene Stafford. ROW 3: Strawn Steele, Tracy George, Steve Dahlem, Jeff Wilson, Roger Word, Mark Sherman. NOT PICTURED: Rebecca Mabry. First Grade FRONT ROW; Joyce Gripe, Shelly Molidor, Kelli Marble, Kathy Greer, Rodney Nichols, Tammy McKee, Dean Smith, Kevin Wilson, Mrs. Donice Rippetoe. ROW 2: Ann Janzen, Marvin Seabourn, Larry Brickman, Bill Jones, Donna Jinkens, Richard Schmidt, Timmy Tucker. FRONT ROW: Richard Snyder, Doris Frantz, Michelle Freed, Chanin Obermiller, Mike Turner, Phillip Bow- maker, Devin Wilson, Danny Kliewer, Mrs. Cathy Fuzzell. ROW 2: Rodney Miller, Tony Meyer, Melissa Varley, Cheryl Cunnin iam, Benny Qualls, Suanne Wymer, Donald Winkleblack, Anita Katzung. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sarah Reames, Tina George, Theresa Lollman, Rodney Copenhaver, Mike Pembrook, Ricky Ellsworth, Todd Eitzen. ROW 2: Scott Rohla, Donna Archer, Terrell Barkett, Kathi Bailey, Kim Koehn. ROW 3: Cindy Franklin, Julie Bartel, Brent Boulware, Sam Jones, Taiiimy Graham, Kenny Hauser. 90 Kindergarten FRONT ROW: Mrs. Tripp, Bobby Gripe, Butch Walenta, Kim McEIroy, Jerry Gould, Taphy Sellars, Junior Lubbers, David Nickel, Tommy Marble, Mrs. Gripe. ROW 2: LeAnne Shaffer, Shawn Classen, Dee Dee Meador, Kathy Bowers, Junior Crawford, Rita Gay Baker, Tammy Boulware. ROW 3: Stan Shewey, Rodney Wichert, Janie Edwards, Donna Holub, Melinda Woodard, Michelle Gard, Curtis Turner, Scott Neufeld. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Tripp, Joe Newman, Susan Byfield, Gregg Miller, Judy Unruh, Kevin Nickel, Tammy Jackson, Mrs. Gripe. ROW 2: Richard Woolman, Molly Edwards, Kaylene Young, Rodger Bryant, Kevin Wilson, Belinda Farrand, Zan Harman, Darryl Weems. ROW 3: Larry Lee, Traci Schoonmaker, Stacy Thompson, Howard Way, Ray Allen Brown, Henry Robert Tapaha, Butch Farrand. Senior Index JAMES BOEHS - Paper Staff 4, Recorder 4; Vo-Tech Diesel Mechanic 3-4 KATHY BOEHS - Class Secretary 1-2-3-4; Class Sweetheart 3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Reporter 3; FHA 1- 2-3-4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; Chorus 1, Secretary 1; Archbearer 3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Girls Basketball Associ- ation 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 4; FFA Queen Attendant 2, Queen 3; National Honor Society 2-4, Treasurer 4; State Honor So- ciety 2-4 OPAL CARPENTER - Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 3; Paper Staff 4, Exchange Editor 4; Vo-Tech. Health Service 4; Transfer 3 TRENT CLINESM1TH - Class Plays 3-4; Riot Squad 3; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Boys' State 3; Football 1, Manager 1; Basketball 1, Manager 1; Track 1, Manager 1 BRAD COLBY - Class Plays 3-4; Student Council Representa- tive 4; FBLA 3-4, State Alt. Delegate 3; National Honor So- ciety 2-3; Boys' State 3; Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, All- Conference 4, All-Area 4; ”F Club 2-3-4, President 4; Basketball 1; Track 1 BRUCE DOW - Band 1; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3, Ser- geant-at-Arms 3; FBLA 4; Boys' State 3; FFA 1-2-3-4, Re- porter 3, Treasurer 4; Chapter Farmer 2; State Beef Founda- tion Award Winner 3; Student Rotarian 4 DON EDWARDS - Class Plays 4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 2- 3, Secretary 4 LEE EITZEN - Band 1-2-3-4; Class Reporter 3; Class Plays 3- 4; Riot Squad 3; FFA 1-2; Yearbook Staff 2; Paper Staff 1, Jr. High Sports Reporter 1; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1-3-4; F Club 3-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4 PHIL ELWELL - Class Vice-President 1; Class Plays 3-4;Boys' State 3; FFA 1-2-3-4, Reporter 2, Secretary 3, President 4; National Honor Society 4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Student Rotarian 4 RODEAN EWALD - Class Plays 3-4; Paper Staff 4, Photogra- pher 4; FBLA 4; Riot Squad 3; Basketball 1; Track 1 RODNEY EWBANK - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 1; Class Treasurer 4; Class Plays 3-4; Student Council Representative 3; FFA 1; Riot Squad 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3- 4; Track 1-2-3-4; F” Club 2-3-4 MIKE EWING - Band 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Band Coun- cil 2; Student Council Representative 2-4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Sweetheart 2; FBLA 4; Areo-Space 3, Treasurer 3; Football 1-2-3-4, All-District 4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2- 3; F Club 2-3-4 PAULA GEISINGER - Band 4; FHA 4; Class Plays 4; National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4; Transfer 4 JANIE HARRISON - Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; Girls' State Alt. 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Archbearer 3; Basketball 1; Girls' Basketball Association 1; OYDA FRED HEIN - Band 1-2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4; Spanish Club 3; FBLA 4 SCOTT HOWERTON - Paper Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 3; Football 1-2; Basketball 1; Track 1 LINDA HUBBLE - FHA 1-2-3-4; Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4; Class Plays 3; Chorus 1-2-3; Vo-Tech. General Office Prac- tice 4 GREG 1CKE - Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4; Class Plays 3-4; Football 1 RANDY INGRAM - National Honor Society 2-3-4; State Honor Society 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, President 4; Class Marshall 3; Student Rotarian 4; Football 1-2-3-4, All-District 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-3; F Club 2-3-4 GLENN JOHNSON - Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4 RODNEY KECK - Class President 3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Riot Squad 3; FFA 1; Areo-Space 3, President 3; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Vice-President 4; Student Rotarian 4; Foot- ball 1-2-3-4, All-District 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1- 2; F Club 2-3-4, Knuckle Buster 4 JANICE KEETON - Student Council Representative 3; Class Plays 4; Pep Club 1-2-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Secretary 4; State Honor So- ciety 1-2-3-4; REC District Essay Winner 3; Valedictorian 1; American Legion Award 1 ILENE KEHN - Class Plays 3-4; Librarian 2-4; Paper Staff 4, Assoc. Editor 4; FBLA 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; State Honor Society 4; Vo-Tech. Unit Record 4 DENNIS KOEHN - Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4; Spanish Club 3 RANDY KREIE - Band 1-2-3-4; FFA 1-2-3; Class Plays 3-4; Yearbook Staff 3-4, Co-Editor 4 TOM LIBBY - Band 1-2-3-4; Riot Squad 3; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 4, Vice President 4; Boys' State 3; Football 1, Manager 1; Basketball 1; Student Rotari- an 4 KATHY MAJOR - Band 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Plays 3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Spanish Club 3, Parliamentarian 3; FBLA 4, Treasurer 4; Girls' State 3; Football Queen Attendant 2; Basketball 1-2- 3-4; Girls Basketball Association 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 4 GAYLENE MARTENS - Band 1-2-3-4, Queen 4; Pep Club 3- 4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Yearbook Staff 4, Business Manager 4; Stagehand 2-3-4; All-District Band 2-3-4; North Northwest Honor Band 2-3-4; Tri-State Band 3; Chorus 1, President 1; Graduation Accompanist 3; Outstanding Teen- ager of America 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Secretary 4; State Honor Society 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; FBLA 3-4 MARVA MARTENS - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 1-2-3-4, Secretary 3, Reporter 4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Reporter 4; State Honor Soci- ety 4; Football Queen Attendant 3; Spanish Club 3-4; FBLA 3-4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Class Marshall 3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Girls' Basketball Association 1-2-3-4, Reporter 4 STEVE MONTGOMERY - Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4; Football 2-3; Track 1 2-4; F Club 2-3-4 LYLE NICKEL - Student Council 2-3, Vice-President 3; Class Treasurer 1, Class Vice-President 4; Class Plays 3-4; Yearbook Staff 2; FBLA 4; Football 1-2-3-4, All-District 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; ”F Club 2-3-4; FFA 1; Student Rotarian 4 SUSIE O'DELL - FHA 4; Transfer 4 LONNIE PEMBROOK - Football 1; ”F Club 2-3-4; Track 1- 2-4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 3, Reporter 4; State Champion Beef Judging Team 2; State Champion Swine Judge 3 CHARLES REESE - Band 1-2-3-4, President 4; Class President 2; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4, Vice-President 4; F Club 4; Boys' State 3; Football 1-2-4; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1; FFA 1; National Honor Society 3-4, President 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; State Honor Society 4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Student Rotarian 4; National Merit Finalist 4 DEBBIE RIPPETOE - Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Reporter 2, Treasur- er 3; FHA 1-2-3; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Girls Bas- ketball Association 1-2-3-4, Secretary 4; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Chorus 1, Treasurer 1; Archbearer 3 JUDY MEIER - Band 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4 • LINDA MERKEY - Band 1-2-3; Band Queen Attendant 2; Pep Club 1-2-3; FHA 1-2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 3-4; Coed- Correspondent 4 LAGRETA METCALF - Band 2-4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Li- brarian 4, Band Council 4; Pep Club 2-3, Parliamentarian 2-3; FHA 2-3-4, Vice-President 3, President 4; FFA Queen 4; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4, Reporter 3, Parliamen- tarian 4; FHA National Delegate 3; State FHA Candidate 3 JOHNNIE ROBISON - Class President 1, Class Vice-President 2-3; Class Plays 3-4; F” Club 1-2-3-4, Vice-President 4; FFA 1; Areo-Space 3, Treasurer 3; Football 1-2-3-4, Cap- tain 4, All-District Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1-2-3; Track 1-2-3; American Lfegion Award 1; Class Sweetheart 1-4; Riot Squad 3 93 SHERYL SCOTT - Band 2-3-4, Band Queen Attendant 3; Pep Club 2-3-4, Council Member 4, Cheerleader 3; FHA 2- 3-4, Historian 3, Devotional Chairman 4; National Honor Society 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4; Class Sweetheart 2; Transfer 2 DELYNE SHOLTESS - Band 1-2-3-4, Asst. Librarian 4; Li- brarian 2-3-4; Library Club 3, Reporter 3; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3; Chorus 1-2-3-4; President 4 DOYT SIMMONS - Class Plays 3-4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Sentinel 3, Vice-President 4; Chapter Farmer Degree 2; Champion Dairy Judge 2-3 KEVIN SMITH - Paper Staff 4, Reporter 4 LYNN THOMPSON - Pep Club 2-3-4; FHA 3-4; Football Queen 4; Class Plays 3; Spanish Club 3; Basketball 1-2 REDA THOMPSON - Pep Club 1-2-3, Parliamentarian 1; Band 1-2-3-4; FHA 2-3-4; Yearbook Staff 2-3-4, Queen 4, Co-Editor 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4; Basketball 1; Girls Basketball Association 1; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3- 4, Vice-President 4; Oklahoma State Senate Page 2; Archbearer 3 WAYNE UNRUH - Yearbook Staff 4; State Honor Society 1- 2- 3-4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, President 4 MAC WAHL - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 3; Student Coun- cil 4, President 4; FFA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 4; Nation- al Honor Society 2-3-4; F Club 2-3-4; Class Plays 3-4; Football 1-2-3-4, Captain 4, All-District 4, All-Area 4, Alt. All-State 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1; Outstanding Teenager of America 3; Student Rotarian 4 GARY WARD - Yearbook Staff 4; F Club 2-3-4; Class Plays 3; FBLA 3-4, President 4; Boys' State 4; Football 1-2- 3- 4, All-District Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1; Track 1-2-3-4; Student Rotarian 4; OYDA 4 TERRY WICHERT - Paper Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 3-4; Basketball 1; Track 1; Riot Squad 3 JUDY WILCOX - Band 1-2-3-4, Band Council 3; Student Council 4, Treasurer 4; Class Reporter 1-4; FHA 1-2-3-4; Girls Basketball Association 1-2-3-4, President 4; National Honor Society 2-3-4, Treasurer 3; State Honor Society 1-2- 3-4; Miss Fairview 4; Class Plays 3-4; Spanish Club 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3; Girls’ State 3; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Stage Band 3. Voice of Democracy Winner 4; Salutatorian 1 DANNY WILLITS - Student Council Representative 3; F Club 2-3-4; National Honor Society 2-3; Class Plays 3-4; FBLA 4, Reporter 4; OYDA 3; Football 1-2-3-4, All-Dis- trict Honorable Mention 4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2- 3-4; Student Rotarian 4 STASHA W1LMOTT - Librarian 2-4; Paper Staff 4, Asst. Feature Editor 4; Class Plays 4; Chorus 1-2-3-4 GRETCHEN WILSON - Band 1-2-3-4, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 2; Girls Basketball Association 1; Yearbook Staff 2-3; Na- tional Honor Society 2-3-4, Secretary 3; State Honor Soci- ety 1-2-3; Yearbook Queen Attendant 2-3; Class Plays 4; Basketball 1; Class Sweetheart 1; Student Council Represent ative 4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Future 4 RAMONA W1MER - Paper Staff 4, Editor 4; Class Plays 3-4; Chorus 3; Vo-Tech. Dental Asst. 4; Band 1-2-3 ROY WOODBURY - FFA 1-2-3-4, Parliamentarian 3, Sen- tinel 4; Class Plays 4 RITA WOODWARD - FHA 2; Class Plays 3-4; Chorus 1-2- 3-4; Paper Staff 4 94 Faculty BURNS, GERALDINE: B.S. Eng., Phillips U.: Instructs Eng. Lit., Creative Writing, Speech, Jour.; Directs Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Speech Plays: Sponsor Sr. Class, Nat. Honor Soc. BURRIS, BUDDY: B.S. Ed. and Soc. Studies, SWSC: In- structs Dr. Ed.: Coach Asst. Football and Gr. Girls Basket- ball: Sponsor Soph. Class. CAMPBELL, BONNIE: B.S. SWSC, M.E. SWSC: Instructs Okla. Hist, and Civics, School Counselor: Sponsor Fresh- man Class. CLARK, BOB: B.A. Ed. Soc. Studies and Phy. Ed., SWSC: Instructs 8th Gr. Am. Hist., H.S. World Hist.: Coach Asst. Football, Head Track: Sponsor Freshman Class and F Club. DAHLEM, JOHN: B.S. Phy. Ed. and Bio.; M.E. Phillips and SWSC: Instructs Jr. Hi Science; Coach H.S. Basketball, Jr. Hi Football and Track: Sponsor 8th Gr. Class. DAHLEM, KYLE: B.A. Eng., Kan. St., Pittsburg: Instructs Eng. II; School Librarian: Sponsor Soph. Class. EUBANKS, GEORGE: B.S. Econ., NWSC: Instructs Am. Hist., Econ., Psyc.: Sponsor Sr. Class. GARINGER, LANA SUE: B.S. Eng., Spanish, OSU: Instructs Eng. I, Spanish I and II: Sponsor Spanish Club, Freshman Class. HENSLEY. BERT: B.A. Mus. Ed., SWSC: Instructs 5th Gr., 6th Gr., and Jr. Hi Band, Asst. H.S. Band Dir.: Coach Asst. Peewee Football: Sponsor 5th Gr. and Jr. Hi Band. KESSINGER, JOHN: B.S. Bus. Ed., NWSC: Instructs Book- keeping, Off. Prac., Bus. Law, Shorthand: Sponsor Sr. Class, Student Council, FBLA, FTA Pres. KOBUS, TOM: B.S. Physics, SWSC: Instructs Physics, 9th Gr. Sc., 8th and 9th Math. LEWIS, MAXIE KAY: B.A. Music and Music Ed., Phillips U.; Instructs Vocal Music 5-12. MOYERS, MAX K.: B.A. Math, SWSC, M.E. School Ad. Phillips U.; High School Principal. RIPPETOE, DON E.: B.A. Math and Physics, SWSC, M.N.S. OU: Instructs H.S. Math: Coach - H.S. andj. H. Girls' Basketball: Sponsor Girls' Basketball Assn. Index RITZ, JIM: B.S. Ed., Ind. Arts, SWSC: Instructs Drafting 1,11, Woodworking I and II: Coach H.S. Football, 7th and 8th Basketball: Sponsor F Club, 8th Gr. Class. SCHILDE, JUDY: B.S. Voc. HomeEc., OCLA: Instructs Home Ec. I,II,III, and IV: Sponsor FHA, Jr. Class. SELLARS, JOHN: B.S. Ed. Bio. Chem., ECSC; M.S. Nat. Sc. OSU: Instructs Biology, Chemistry; Sponsor NWSC Scholastic Contest Team; Pres. MCTA. SLATER, JIM: B.S. Math, NWSC; Instructs 8th Gr. Math and Alg. I: Coach Peewee Football and Track, J. H. Bas- ketball; Sponsor Soph. Class. SMITH, C. D.: B.A. Ed. Pub. School Music, NWSC: In- structs H.S. Band, Music Theory, 6th Gr. Band; Sponsor Jr. Class. TAYLOR, GARLAND: B.S. Animal Hus., Ag. Ed., OSU: Instructs Ag. 1,11,111, and IV: Coaches Judging Teams: Sponsor FFA. VAN METER, BOB: B.S. Phy. Ed., Soc. Studies, NWSC, M.E. School Ad. OSU: Superintendent of Schools. WARD, JIMMIE LOU: B.S. Bus. Ed., NWSC: Instructs Typing I, II: Sponsor Yearbook. WEDEL, GAIL: B.S. SWSC; Master of Sec. Ed., OU: In- structs English 11,111: Sponsor Jr. Class. WILCOX, MARIAN: B.A. Language Arts, Albion College, Mich.: Instructs 8th Gr. Eng. and Reading: Sponsor 8th Gr. Class and Jr. Hi Cheerleaders. Editor Reda discusses set-up of Grade Girls’ picture with Mr. Burris. JACKET BOOSTERS THOSE WHO KNOW BUY APCO ARKLA GAS CO. BARKETT'S BEAUTY HUT BENNY'S FURNITURE BILL BOEH'S RADIATOR SERVICE DR. AND MRS. J. L. BOSTWICK CHARLES W. BURLISON — REP. FARM BUREAU INS. BURRELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY BONNIE, CHARLES, AND MIKE CAMPBELL CAWLEY'S STORE CHENOWETH AND GREEN MUSIC — ENID CHEYENNE INDUSTRIES INCORPORATED CLASSIC INN COAST TO COAST COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. — ENID GORDON AND MINERVA COHLMIA COLLINS FURNITURE APPLIANCE COLONIAL FLORIST CREDIT BUREAU CUNNINGHAM BROTHERS BULLDOZING DALLAS LUMBER CO. DAVE'S WELDING DEL’S CONOCO STATION DON MAR MOTEL EITZEN'S AGENCY INC. ELFRED'S REPAIR SHOP ELLSWORTH HEIN, PHOTOS ENID OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. ENID TYPEWRITER CO. EWALD'S GULF EWBANK WATER WELL DRILLING FAIRVIEW ABSTRACT COMPANY FAIRVIEW AIRPORT FAIRVIEW AUTO REPAIR FAIRVIEW BODY SHOP FAIRVIEW BOWLING LANES FAIRVIEW FARM EQUIPMENT FAIRVIEW FELLOWSHIP HOME FAIRVIEW FUNERAL HOME FAIRVIEW LUMBER CO. FAIRVIEW PACKING CO. FAIRVIEW REPUBLICAN FARMERS MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK MR. AND MRS. ART F. BOWER MR. AND MRS. DON BUTLER MR. AND MRS. R. PATZKOWSKY MR. AND MRS. DEAN RANSON THE FASHION HOUSE FAST SERVICE STATION FLOWERS BY EVA AND HAROLD GARD'S JEWELRY MR. AND MRS. R. C. GRAALMAN GOLD SPOT DAIRY HENRY'S SHOE AND FABRIC SHOP HERFF JONES CO. HICK'S AUTO SUPPLY HI-FASHIONS BEAUTY SHOP DON ICKE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE IDEAL FOOD STORE — LONG TAPES AND LOW TOTALS JOHNSON DRUG JOHNSTON'S GRAIN CO. KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. KITTY'S SLENDER WAY KROUSE STUDIO K. V.'S DRIVE INN LEON'S BARBER SHOP MABAR INC. MAC'S PLUMBING HEATING MAJOR COUNTY FARM BUREAU MAJOR GAS CO. — DIV. OF PIONEER PRODUCTS, INC. MARTENS BROS. HOUSE MOVERS MARTIN'S IGA McCOLLUM CONSTRUCTION CO. MR. AND MRS. M. M. McCUE MENNONITE BRETHREN CHURCH MR. AND MRS. CHESTER MERKEY MIDWAY ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH MR. AND MRS. EDWARD MONTGOMERY MONTGOMERY OIL CO. MONTGOMERY WARD AGENCY MR. AND MRS. ROBERT N. MOORE NORTHWEST BUSINESS MACHINES CO., ENID NU WAY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS ONE-STOP SHOP (7-11) OPAL'S BEAUTY SHOP ORIENTA COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION ORIENTA GROCERY ORIE'S FINE FOODS OTASCO PALACE CLEANERS MR. AND MRS. CHAMP PAULS'S TRADING POST PRATT'S FURNITURE QUALLS PIANO TUNING SERVICE QUEEN'S KITCHEN REAMES MOTOR COMPANY REESE BROTHERS ALFALFA FARMS REPUBLIC SUPPLY ROBERT'S REFRIGERATION ROGER'S LUMBER COMPANY ROYAL THEATRE DOROTHY AND GLEN RUSCH SCHAFFER'S STEAK HOUSE DR. MARIE H. SIEMENS SMITH'S REXALL DRUG DR. T. F. SMITH SOONER CO OP, INC. SOUTHWESTERN MUSIC CO. STEWART OIL CO. STONES OFFICE SCHOOL SUPPLY INC. WALDON'S GENE AND JIMME LOU WARD WARNER FEED FERTILIZER HOWARD WAY CHEVROLET OLDS CO. WAYSIDE CAFE WEDEL'S FINE FOODS MR. AND MRS. CHARLES WILLIAMS WIMER'S MOBIL SERVICE ZANDER'S CONCRETE 96 97 98 99 100 10) 102 103 104 FRONT ROW: B. Schmidt, M. Shafer, S. Reames, S. Thompson, M. Elwell, B. Keeton, G. Taylor. ROW 2: Coach Dahlem, J. Glasgow, D. Gosney, J. Howell, M. King, B. Elwell, T. Keeton. (Not pictured: D. Schneider). At Kingfisher, Dallas flops'' over for 1st place in the high jump. T. Keeton has a try at pole vaulting. Running the 440 in 57:7 Dan set a new Cherokee meet record. Junior High Thinclads Second In Conference Jack threw the shot a record 46' 7 at Cherokee and placed 1st at 3 meets in discus. 91 FRONT ROW: R. Ewbank, P. Quiring, L. Eitzen, R. Ingram, D. Smith, M. Ewing, J. Robison, Mgr, Kohl. ROW 2: Coach Clark, G. Ward, P. Ingram, L. Nickel, M. Patzkowsky, D. Wiens, J. Cogar, K. Cottrill, G. Wright, Mgr. C. Wilkins. (D. Willits - not pictured). Merl and Paul finished 1st and 2nd in the 880 and mile during most of the '71 sea- son. New High Jump Record Set In ’71 Track Season Managers Curtis and Rick work on Randy's leg muscles at cold night meet. 92 Chilly, early spring practice found Coach Clark warming up his runners. Smooth hand off from Randy to Lee in mile relay at Kingfisher. SENIOR MEMBERS: Merl Patzkowsky, Jerry Cogar, Ken Cottrill, and Gary Wright. At Enid, Ken demonstrates the shot put form which won him a trip to State. High jumping 6' 2 Lyle broke the previous school record set by Moyers at 6' 1 1 2 . Lyle placed 2nd in 2A Track. Ewing broad jumping at King- John fires out of blocks starting fisher meet. the 440 relay. 93 CAST AND PRODUCTION CREW: Robison, Scott, R. Thompson, Major, M. Martens, Rippetoe, Willits, Nickel, Montgomery, Ward. ROW 2: Mrs. Burns, Boehs, Harrison, G. Martens, Reese, L. Metcalf, Wilcox, Keck, L. Thompson, Libby, Kehn, Sholtess, Meier, E. Metcalf. ROW 3: Kreie, Ewbank, Howerton, Wahl, Ewald, Ingram, Eitzen, Wichert, Simmons, Icke, Dow, Clinesmith, Colby, Carpenter. Juniors Present . . . The Happy Haunting Ground Realistic acting of Montgomery and Ward, added to the confusion of Indian Spring's Rodeo Days at the Brison ranch, while Richard and Laura try to remain calm as young and old romances blossom, Indian spirits come to haunt the house, Boots enters the bull roping contest, Mary Ann becomes Rodeo Queen, bodies fall out of closets and disappear, and invited guests are entertained by Red Cloud’s tales of ancient Indian lore. Boots, Dugan, Rod and Eleanor practice square dancing before the big Rodeo Dance. While Red Cloud, Miss Cole, Eleanor, Mrs. Rawl, and Miss Latimer are in a daze, the Ghost puts Slim under the mysterious power of the lost springs. 94 Reciting Mother Goose rhymes, the sophomore servers introduced them- selves to the banquet guests. Those Were the Days when little girls wore pale pink, pigtails and bows, and can-cans; little boys wore blue, knee pants and socks. A glance back to the Seniors' childhood days proved to be an enjoyable even- ing for all who participated in the an- nual function. Balloons, stuffed animals, a re- volving carousel, and playground equipment made a colorful back- ground for Mrs. Burns as she recalled the days when we were very young. Writing notes keep Rod and Greta Playground equipment and stuffed animals cover the stage, busy at the head table. Seniors Kathy, Rita, Andy, and Janett enter the past under an arch- way of pink and blue balloons. Jr.-Sr. Banquet And Prom 95 Class Night 1971 Liz reads the Class Will. The Class History is read by Mike. Jerry acts as M. C. of Class Night activities. FHA-FFA Presidents Donna and Andy satirized Grant Wood's painting. The Class Prophesy is foretold by Cindy. On Tuesday night. May 24, the Seniors of 1971 reviewed the past, present, and what is to come with the annual Class Night festivities. The theme for this year's Class Night was a take-off of the T.V. series Laugh- In. Commentators were Class Pres. Curtis Wilkins and Student Council Pres. Jerry Robison. It was with this program that the Seniors bade a final farewell to the halls of FHS. 96 Terry and Mike reveal secret plans. The Frog by William Grant Sproul. Graduation 1971 CLASS MOTTO: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. CLASS SPONSORS: Mrs. Geraldine Bums Mr. George Eubanks CLASS COLORS AND BLOWERS: Peacock Blue Blue and White Mums Hats flying in air signals end of 1971 Graduation. Randy K. graduates. Jacket Staff Congratulates Cheerleaders receive leadership medals. Mrs. Burns poses with the eight Pride in Oklaho- ma essay winners; Dee, Deanne, Cindy, Bill, Jaylene, Andy, Merl and Chris. Chet Day presents the American Legion Citizenship awards to Seniors Curtis Wilkins and Dee Rippetoe, and Freshmen Judy Major and Dan Schneider. Outstanding Senior Girl - Outstanding Senior Boy - Dee Rippetoe. Curtis Wilkins. Top chorus student, Joy L State Farmer - Danny Ewbank 98 Coach Rippetoe proudly introduces All State-All Star player, Vickie Williams. Sr. Chorus members awarded sweaters. Winner of both Dr. Johnson Football Award and Joe Jordan Outstanding Athlete Award is Gary Wright. State Swine Judge - Lonnie Cindy wins Livingston Award Jr. High Salutatorian Maureen Boehs and Vale- dictorian George Gabrish receive their medals from Mr. Moyers. Micky M. receives Jr. High diploma at Frosh graduation. Mike won the Okla. State BPAA (bowling) Scholarship Tourney and a $300 schol- arship. 99 Spring Activities 1971 Diana C. performed her infamous monkey act ai Class Night. Wentworth's Pep Band Newly arrived yearbooks are read by seniors before signing begins. Dee gets dunked at Sadie Hawkins Carnival. FFA Special award goes to Mrs. Willi ts. too Cindy presents Jack's book to Soph's door sign Mrs. Frazier. wins 1st. Andy crowns Queen Kathy. Dignified seniors win races. ... or sleep during class V... Sadie Hawkins picnic at park. Archbearers struggled to find enough roses for the late graduation arches. )0i Spring Band Activities Winner of the Junior High Sweepstake Trophy, the J.H. band prances in the Tri-State Parade. Danny Ewbank receives the Out- standing Band Member (Boy) Patty Bartel won the award for Out- Ron Voth and Ronna Patee - standing Girl Band Member. Outstanding Jr. High Band. 102 Tri-State's outstanding Twirler, Bobby Bouse leads the High School band in the Tri-State Parade. Queen Donna and Danny at Spring Con-