Harding Junior High School - Aquila Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1971 volume:

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The lessons he taught, both of scientific knowledge and hu- man relationships were practiced not only in school but in his private life. Because we are grateful for the sense of hu man dignity and pride he helped us gain we are dedicating this record of a school year . . . a year that was better because of a strong and sensitive teacher. QL. Hyk san, m Nl 'B L: RED. VIIKTE. ..a BLUE 3' MTW UL! Table of Contents Faculty Classes Organizations Athletics Activities Advertisers 1 I w 1 4 Faculty , 'r F . N . W l 4 W 5 RobinGaston Gaston Brings New Ideas To Harding Mr, Robin Gaston needs no introduction. Students and faculty both have respected and relied on his dependability this year. A former teacher and counselor, Mr. Gaston approached the responsibility of being a principal with new ideas and concepts. One of his main objective' goals was to have a school environment where the rights, dignity, and worth of each individual are important and accepted. Hardirg is proud to have had Mr. Robin Gaston as their principal during the 1970-'71 school year. As respected as he is competent, Mr. Gaston added self-respect and dignity to Harding's image. Robin Gaston and Maria Martinez Cooper And Hodges Work With Students OLL IE COOPER This year Harding has had two experienced and well-qualified vice principals, Ollie Cooper and Bill Hodges. Their main responsibilities were to maintain discipline among students. Mr, Hodges worked with the seventh and eighth grade while Mr. Cooper worked with the ninth grade class. Often these two men were seen at extra-curricular activities and have become two of the most well- known and respected members of the Harding faculty. BILL HODGES Counselors Aid Kids In Solving Problems Harding's three counselors, Chloe Shinn, seventh gradeg Harold Greenwood, eighth gradeg and Major Wilson, ninth grade, help students with their school problems. This not only includes schedule changes but per- sonal problems too. The counselors follow each class until they graduate, For example, last year Mr. Wilson was the eighth grade counselor and this year he was the ninth grade counselor. Next year he will be the seventh grade coun- selor. By following this plan each counselor can get to know more students well during their three years at Harding Junior High, .ji-H Cl-ILOE SHINN, 7th Grade Counselor HAROLD GREENWOOD, 8th Grade Counselor MAJOR WILSON, 9th Grade Counselor FRANCES PINE, Principa1's Secretary BERNICE ROGERS, Secretaryg and MARY ANNE BUTLER, Attendance Secretary PX MINA DAXON, Registrarg and VERA DUDLEY, Financial Secretary 5 MARY DEANE STREICH, Director Media Center GLORIA DICKINSON, Materials Clerk DELORES BOGAN, Instructional Clerk EVELYN ESPE, Library Clerk 'Teacher Corps members Dwight Jones, Jerry O'Hare, Mike Engel, David Morgan, Zarah Curry, and Phil Bennett Harding Teachers Care About Kids The European democracy of . . . faj1f2f-35a . .. Como se llama usted? . . . the gerund in verbal language . . . Watch out for the bean balance! . . . These familiar fnot to mention CONFUSINGD thoughts ran through all students minds every day. Who were the gallant informers of wisdom to which these students may attribute their headful of know- ledge? Teachers, of course! Tall ones, short ones, thin ones, plump ones, hip ones, squares: different teachers added great variety to the quality of education at Harding this year. Every student is grateful in his own way for the things he learned from these teachers . . . not only knowledge from books, but things such as human relations, daily problems, and hopefully, common sense. -jf- I ., MARIORIE MILLER, Latin PEGGY HARRIS, Registered Nurse - Q , w . li. 1 ,11111 MILDRED MARSON, English and Germany CHERYL CHATT, Scienceg and LADDIE NETHERCUTT, Science. EDGAR SCOTT. Band Director. ETHEL KATHERINE DUNAGIN, Englishg VIRGINIA SHELDON, Math, and GERALD HEDGES, COOLEY, Englishg and BEVERLY PIERCE, Music . English . ' ' .' '? . -' i L4 iii! 1 PAT WYGANDT, Speechg LYN AUTAUBO, Foreign Language: ALFORD NICHOLS, Business Educ ation: and IMOGENE STARKEY, Home Education, r fl ' ' WALTER GILLINGHAM, Mathg MARGIE CORN, English and Joumalismg MARY STEWART, Scientific Geographyp and CAROLYN HOUSE, Math. PAT BROWN, English: and MUNNIE GOOD English. .b,,.4y-f DAVID DeVILLE, Governmentg JOYCE DUNLAP DON ETHRIDG5 Industrial Arts Algebrag and LARRY SHENOLD, Government. MARY NOKES, Home Ecnomicsg and PHYLLIS NARCOMEY, Special Educa- tion. PAT WATHEN, Physical Educationg BEVERLY LINK, Home Economicsg GERALD HUSTED, Historyg and CAROLYN RIZZO, Business Education and English, 1351 '53 is-g F L ,J Q L HAROLD GREENWOOD, Counselorg SUSAN DAVIS, Language Artsg DOUG MAGEE, Industrial Artsg ANN NITA NEWMAN, Math: and MARION ARNOLD, Reading. fin 'l ar ' 41 UF Art, CONNIE SLEDGE , Physical Education. r I ,I 1 H MICHAEL REAVES, Orchestra Director: and ILA ZOE BICKELL, VERNON FLEMING, Special Education I INK I fffmhmy ,WW LLOYD TREICHLER, Industrial Arts and TALLULAI-I TAYLOR, History Y r ,1 . Aji- JUDY DUGAN, Scientific Geography and SAMMIE VINSON, English and Journalism. CLARK GAY, Math: MARILYN BETHEA, Biology: and LINDA MCNEES, Math. JAMES CLEGG, Science . 4 . Q vff ' Ali r I Classes V. I Yir N 1 p 1 1 T 1 Q H ' w ' 'X N I X I 1 Q4 l A , X L v , ' w 1 l I s 3:1 31 -WY, ,fx ' I! I ,f a N Chris Conner and Tara Borella Pam Ashbrook and Mike Simons Debra Frechett and Arthur Cox Seventh Grade Class Favorites F 1 X, 'Q-5: A .ff-5' Class Favorites Fran Smith and Roland Taylor The Seventh Grade Class Favorites, Fran Smith and Roland Taylor, were elected by their classmates because of their outstanding personality traits. Both are good students and citizens. Fran Smith likes sports and other school ac- tivities. Roland Taylor is on the seventh grade basketball team and enjoys swimming. Adams, Mary Adamson, Vickie Allen, Johnny Allen, Joseph Allen, Larry Altman, Russell Amous, Ronnie Anglin, Marc Ashbrook, Pamela Aubrey, Billy Bagley, Bryan Baker, Victoria Barkins, Velma Bastida, Larry Baumberger, Brent Beeman, Jeffrey Bennett, Lavan Benson, Linda Seventh Graders Invclcle Benard, Pamela Berry, Sandra Bingham, Nancy Blake, Rhonda Borella, Tara Bowser, Valerie Boyles, Robert Bradley, Lebron Brannon, Antoinett Brecheen, Cindy Briggs, Delbert Brown, Eugenia Brown Jerry Brown Pamela Brown, Thomas Browning, Linda Baulton, Don Bruner, Larry Bruner, Willie Buck, Carol Sur' Kathy Long and Susan Hinton do their part to stop cafeteria pollution. - Bunch, Leslie Burling, Cindy Byrd, Deloise Byrd, Victor Campbell, Pamela Cannon, Mae Thelma Carter, Maurice Cathey, William Charcoal, Larry Chastain, James Christ, Cherry Chiles, Iudv Churillo, Rose Coe, Robert Colbert, Armond Colbert, Wilbert Cole, Sharon Combs , Ester Conner, Christopher Conner, Raelean Cook, Sharlene Cook, Teresa Cooper, Leamon Coverdale, Jeffrey Cowan, Robert Cox, Arthur Cramer, Victor Cummings, Michael Czerczyk, Philip Davenport, Richard Day, Jewell Dean, Gale Dean, Michael Dear, Dennis Deckert, Carl Doonkeen, Alfreda Doss, Genice Dumas, Richard Dunlap, James Durkes, Richard Ellis, David Ellis, Onetta Epperson, David Espe, Brian Evans, Michael Felder, Mark Fields, Vickie Fife, Gordon Fisher, Verna Fisher, Vernon Ford, Artie Ford, Linda Forshee, Pamela Foster, Lynelle Franklin, Donald Frazier, Gale Frechette, Deborah Friedline, Glenn Fulbright, Norman Gabriel, Vervin Thelma Cannon and Linda Vinson prove that cook4 ing can be fun even if not always edible. Tests Present New Challenges X.-1 .-:ar'rff' Lf'-X , ,f fr! A 4' f ri 'X 4.1 Richard Maillard discovers that junior high isn't all fun as he takes the SCAT achievement test. if , ,I A we Tx AW, will G aines G aines Gaines Gallup, Anthony Dennis L arry Theodore Gardner, Patricia Gardner, Peggy Garrett, Lynn Gassaway, Ronnie Gay, Sheryl Geatches, I erry Geatches, Mary Gill, Terry Gilley, Gordon Godwin, Larry Goff, Benjamin Graham, Michael Graham, Ernest Grayson, Karlen A Gwin, Carl Hales, Artie Hall, Patty Hampton, Bryan Green, Teresa Gregory , Ricky Grewell, Deborah Grissom , Rayma Guinn, Randy Gunter, Patricia Hampton, William Hand, Jimmy Harbert, Carlos Harmon, Johnathan Harrington, Charles Harris, Charles Harris, Pamela Harris, Susan Hawkins, Johnny Hayes, Prentice Helton, George Henderson, Linda Hendricks, David Hendricks, Donald Herron, Lloyd Hightower, Pauletta Hightower, Pauline Hill, Avis Hill, Yvondia Hinton, Susan Hodges, Russell Holland, Dean Holt, Barbara Hood, Leon Hooks, Phyllis Hopper, Timmy House, Lefrancis Howard, Elvis Huff, Mary Isaacs, -Peggy rs , ' 6 Mrs. Starkey helps her future homemakers with their gathered skirts. if? 'QJQ I 1' fry' Putting in zippers is not an easy task as Marsha McKeown has learned in her sewing class. .A S I ones q x 1, N pi! A Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Island, Paula Jackson, Charlene Jackson, Renard Jenkins, Anthony Jensen, Christen Johnson, Clifton Johnson, Nolan Alicia Clifton Debra Lawrence Willie Keener, Mike Kilpatrick, Paul King, Brenda Klein, Steven Kneeppel, Cheri Langston, William Laskey, Arnold Laskey, Anthony Lawrence, Velencia Lee Kenneth Lemons, Billie Light, Mark Lilley, Kathy Lindsay, Linda Lobdell, Abe Long, Kathy Long, Patricia Long, Shelia Longstreth, Kirk Lott, Yanai Love, J acquelyn Lowman, Timothy 25 Mitchell, Barbara Mongold, Monty Morgan, Marilyn Munday, Robert Murphy, Alisa Nash, Victoria Maillard , Edward Mainus Diana Malloy, Anthony Marcus, Dianna Marlar, Michael Martin, John Martin Richard Mauldin, Ronnie May, Bruce Mayberry, Robert McBrayer, I ames McCall, Teri McDowell, Gary McFadden, Clayborne McKeoawn, Marsha McKnight, Donny Meier, E. Gene Mendenhall, Ted Merriman, Tammy Messick, Rebecca Miles, Brian Miller, Christine Millis, Stephen Mishion, Charles Niles, .Toy Ofield, Michael Oldner, Sabrina Olgun, Mike Oliver, Horace Oneal, Robert Owens, Sherron Panaras, Elaine Panaras, John Parker, Lalunda ue? we 21 Newest Class Picks Up Harding Tradition Roberts Roberts RODSITS Patterson, Patricia Perkins, Billy Pettijohn, Glenna Phillips, Jay Phillips, Macklinn Plumlee, Dwane Pritchett, Geoffrey Ratliff, Gary Richard, Robbins, Archie Barbara Leslie Patricia 'F errance 1 Robertson, Ladale Robinson, Larry Rodriquez, Trina Rogers, Ginger Rogers, Rita Russell, Doloros Russell, Freddie Russell, Patricia Schmidt, Kathy Schultz, Valerie Schumacher, Matthew Shoemake, Steve Shuttlesworth, Mark Simms, Dennis Simons, Michael Smiley, Melanie Smith, Carolyn Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith S mith Smith S pells Cynthia Delbert Eria Fran Lorie Sally Sheila Lynda Stamps, Gordon Start, Lisa Stevenson, Bennie Stevenson, Vernetta -Stinson, Kevin Stravlo, Peter Strilby, Mark Swanger, Gary Swanger, Glenda Tannahill, Mary Taylor, Roland Taylor, Sheylin Tennyson, Randall Terrell, Clem Thomas, Sheila Thompson, Pearl Thompson, Sharon Tolton, Steven Tubbs, Elvis Tucker, David Turner, Anthony Turner, Chris Upton, Michael Wade, Monte Wagner, Greg Walker, Darryl Walker, Robert Walker, Venease Wallace, Kathy Walter, David Ward, Karen Warren, Ervin Washington, Linda Washington, Lizzie WJ, 4 I I 'Q s A 6 wil' ' Rita Rogers takes advantage of the new dress code by wearing a maxi Washington, Maria Watley, Jewel Watson, Kathleen Webber, Denise Wheat, Chatham Whibbey, Dwight Whibbey, Janice White, 'Barbara White, Terry Williams, Alonzo Williams, Rita Wilson, James Wilson, Linda Wood, Scott Woodman, Tamela Woodson, Gerald Worley, Betty Yarbrough, Carmen r. aff- --x Eighth Grade ' ' it X Class Favorites Eighth Grade Class Favorites Marleane Eades and Steve Williams The eighth grade class chose Marleane Eades and Steve Williams as the most well-liked stu- dents of their class. Marleane's interests include skating, bowling and horseback riding. Steve prefers football, basketball and track. Both students have an en- thusiastic personality which added greatly to this school year and its activities. ' f 1 ' ' A fl F 4 I :u fi? 0. X r M M ,g Mitt , F ,Ly 3 yvllurr N ki 5.9 W 'I 'I firliib we t . fr. ,' ' ' nf, 4 ' auwl- Q 'Lf' ,, 57.1, f -- , 45 mf rf' Ti: .' if ' , , .fir , ' 5, , ,. uw' v Q M f Ei. 'ltr ' .-A. ' . ' 61 - . f QP cf 'e , is We .. ,1 r A'.-l .rg ,V A .. U ' 5 1 Eg H -R1 7 5, i Il .X .' 'H W no in rr ,V If ik x' f ' ,153,,'3. : ' . yr 1.5, ,M 'fF! 'H v 'fr Kam Jones and Shenna Elison ' w 'rf 'ffm 2, i Mike Stanbrough and Toni Bradford -rx' 21.14 X Mark Bravo and Latricia Walker ' Ms 'Q' Alexander, Nita Allen, Billy Allgood , Richard Anglin, Charles Ardery, Olen Armstrong, Vivkie Aughtry, Pascal Bagby, Joe Bagby , Reginald Bell, Daniel v' Beginning band members read a new music score Bennett , Diane Best, Dorean Bickford, Rebecca Bingham, Linda Bjelke, Esther Body, Debra Bond, I erome Bowles, Michael Bradford, Toni Bravo, Mark Breger, Dale Brodbent, Joy Brooks, Brooks Brooks Broom Brown , Gale Lori Nancy Connie William Browning, David Browning, Robert Bulla, Leslie Bunch, Brenda Burkhart, William Butler, Danny Buxton, William Byrd, Pamela Crockett , Michelle Crum, Roxie Cudjoe, Lance Czerczyk, David Darling, Sherri Darling, Steve Davis, Don Davis, Robert Davis Rodney 4 Davis, Shirley ' H Delaughter, Timothy Doak, Greg Dyer, Stephen Eades, Marlene Eason, Linda Elledge, Michael Ellison, Shenna Evens, Rita Ezell, Mickeal Fant, Richard Faulkner, Rebecca Felts, Emma Fields, Rickey Fint, Martin Fisher, Curtis Fisher, Venita Folmar, Samuel Ford. I im Forshee, Kay Fox, William Frederick, Annita Frederick, Karen Freeman, Edwin Gabriel, Vicki Gallagher, James Gallagher, I anet Garis, Curtis Dotson, Reginald Droke, Janice Dunn, Pat Dycus, Mary x Gayer, LaDonna Gentry, Debra Geretta, Venus Gerred, Jesse Giddings, Leisa Golden, Deborah Golden, Richard Goudeau, Maurice Grant, Ruth Greenwood, Angela Griffin, Janet Grother, Randall Guinn, Gary Hale, Iacquelyn Hale, Roy Hamilton, Angela Hammons, Michael Harmon, Reva Harms, Leon Harris, Calvin Harris, Linda Harrison, Norma Hastings, Alexander Hayes, Trevor f if r my 4 A' I 1 ,bi FQ YQ, 'ft xxx ' A Vw Rena I ohnson practices her bowling skills in Miss Wathen's gym class. Hayton, Mark Henderson, Cindy A Herriman, David 7 Herriman, Nelda Higgs, Louise Hignite, Tracey Hill, Don Hill, Iris Hill, Sandra Hirst, Dan Hocker, Dee Hocker, June Holland, Renea Holt, Diane Hooks, Cathy Hooks, Terry Hooper, Dwight Hopper, Connie Hopper, Greg Howerton, Bill Howland. Robin Hroch, Cheryl Hudson, Chris Jackson, Virginia I ' Eighth Graders Move Up iff: -Y. Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, ff' ,1 .1 Jackson, Daisy Jackson, David James, Sylvester Johnson, Donnie Gayle James C. James W Marsha Rena Ted Jones, Brenda Jones, Jerry Jones, Kam Jones, Willard King, Billy King, Dennis K 8 ve-v May, William Mays, Carol Mays, Janice McBayer, Vanessa McCall, Randy McCathern, Anita McCauley, Lee McCuddy, Charles McCuddy, Greg McDonald , Debbie' McDonald , Marvin McDonald, Myron McGuffee, Mark McKee, Kenneth McKinnon, Kent King, Doug King, Janice Kneepel, Gary Kroier, David Ladd, Lawrence Lanpher, Norman Lathrop, Bow Lauback, Karen Lee, Ronnie Lemons, Kathy Lewis, Cherlyn Liverson, John Lofton, Tyron Long, Avis Long, Lena Looney, Ronnie Lopez, Mary Lott, Ronald Lynn, James Maillard, Kenneth Marshall, Billy Martin, Patricia Martin, Zachary Martinez, Jose N l . Meazell, Jean Miles, Larry Miles, Mark Miles, Walter Miller, John Miller, Sheila Minnis, Linda Mohair, Lonnie Moldt, Jimmie Moldt, Joanna Mongold, Chet Mooney, Dwain Moore, Leon Moore, Melody Moore, Virginia Morgan, J . P. Mooris, Charles Mumford, Tanya Murphy, Gerald Myrks, Gwendolyn Eighth Graders Promote School Splrlt Neal, Mitzie Norris, Don Nowland, Barbara Nuckolls, Charles Ogburn, Jane Oliver, Patricia Ontko, Andrew Parker, Kevan Parker, Terry Patterson, Thomas Payne, Sandra Pecore, Debora Pedrick, Laura Perkins, Kathy Pettijohn, Connie Petty, Shelley Phillips, Emma Prince, Tony 11? L Pmet, Beth Pylat, Beverly Qualls, Carla Reeder, Alec Remeke, Dana Rex, David Reynolds, Devvie Ricchi, Dwayne Ridener, Chris Roach, Janie Robinson, Alicia Rogers, Darlene Rogers She11a Rohrer, Barbara Rose, Terry Schmidt, Nancy Scott, Shirley Scruggs, Gary Scruggs, Sandra Shaw, Sharon Shawnee, LaFranz Sherman, Marcia Short, Jodie Short, Steve Simons, Regina Simpson, Ronnie Simpson, Sharon Skipper, Randy Smith, Kathy Smith,,Rov Stanford, Reginald Stallwoxth. I acquelyn Stamps, Gloria Stanbrough, Mike Start, Susan Steiner, Jimmy Stelly, Yetta Stevenson, Anthony Stevenson, Davena Stone, Nancy Sykes, Anthony Sykes, I arnes Tannahill, Leslie Taylor, Cecil Taylor, Diane Thompson, Mack Thompson, Tommie Tolson, Diana Tubbs, Keith Underkoffler, Gerry Upton, Laura Vernon, Terry fl! in Walker, Leatricia Wall, John Wallace, Jim Waller, Felix Walter, Etta Washington, Lorine Washington, Marilyn Watkins, William Watley, Deborah Watson, Lloyd Webb, Thomas Wegner, Rhonda Welch, Kenneth White, Roma Wilbor, Elizabeth Wilburn, Ditria Williams , Williams, Williams Williams Williams Williams Beverly Brenda Michael Ralph Steve W endell Wilson, Thomas Wisniewski, Chris Witcher, Tommy Woodson, Sharon Worley, Larry Yelton, Don Young, Ronald Zimmerman, Karen Scholarship Enthuslasm Kevin Cobb and Wendy Larsen Kelly Altman and Hurchell Atkinson Humor v- I -1. V-,ff .arf , 77-:E1i,1,'77,f,, 2 '15 fzfn 2 Liz Becker and Rob Nelson Freshmen Of Distinction Leadership Laura Hill and Rory Young Incliviclualism Donna Bybee and L mi T k Aaron, Jean Abbo, Jennie Allen, Lenice Altman, Kelly Anderson, Donna Anderson, Rebecca Andrews, Tony Arinwine, Helen Atkinson, Hurchell Atwood, Archer Avans, John Bahm, Terry Baker, James Baker, Joann Beaird, Debra Becker, Liz Bell, Shirley Benson, Jeffrey Berry, Anita Biglow, Ervin Bjelke, Evelyn Blaylock, Charlene Bond, Anita Borella, James Freshmen Strive For .17 -rf Future Bowman, Ronald Bradshaw, Kenneth Brecheen, Laura Bridgeforth, Curtis Brooks, Clarence Brown, Anthony Brown, Doris Brown, Richard Browning, Jerrold Bullock, Lattice Bybee, Donna Byrd, Canarie Camden, David Carr, Ferlinda Carter, Carl Carter, Rosie Carter, Sandra Cavnar, BteDhen Charcoal, Frankie Childress, Joan Childress, Vicki Chiles, Edward Chitwood, Ronnie Churilloz Kathy 5, Clair, Holly Clark, Stewart Clark, Terry Clay, Geraldine Cobb, Kevin Collier, Tony Colston, Kenneth Compton, Vicki Connally, Carolyn Cooper, Randle Courts, Danny' Coursey, Steve Cowan, Gilbert Crigler, Phyllis Crockett, Arthur Crook, Josephine Curry, Stephanie Cypert, Gail Daugherty, I on Davenport, Ruby Davidson, Charles Davis, Gwendolyn Davis, Sabrena Davis, Wilhemina Day, Mark Dear, Eddie Dodson, Johnny Doonkeen, Kotcha Dorsey, Stephen Drew, George Dunn, Danica Edwards, Barbara Edwards, Vivian Elliott, Cheryl Ellis, Mattilynn Espe, Darrell Estes, J 01111 Evans, Donice Evans, Joseph Fairchild, Betty Faircloth, Deborah Farmer, Carolyn Farris, Ronald Faulkner, Martha Felder, Michael Ferguson, Neal Fitz, Daryl Flansburg, Lolly Franklin, Richard Frisbie, George Fullerton, Elizabeth Gable, Ann Gaines, Linda Gaines, William Gallagher, Joan Gardner, Sherri Gathron, Anthony Gayer, Deneese Gilliland, Charles Gissandaner, Willie Q--, Stephanie Pritchett, Denise Tucker, Clifton Johnson, Larry Robinson and James McBrayer dance the Chicken at a school mixer. Glass, Jake Goff, Steve Goldenstein, Jean Graham, Connie Grant, Laronda Grayson, Laura Green, Bonnie Green, Herman Gregory, Mike Gregory, Vicki Haggins, Rodkett Harbert, Sandra Haxjo, Kaye Harmon, Donnie Harpe, Cathy Harris, Carolyn Harris, Deborah Harris, JoAnn Harris, Sabrina Hawkins, Russell Heartfield, Alicia Henry, Gary Hickox, Lynn Hill, Laura Hinckley, James Hodges, Denise Holloway, Leroy Holmes, Beverly J ackson Jones, Jones, J ones, Judy, Holmes, John Hooks, Cheryl Hooper, Linda Hopkins, Secarl Horton, Marshall House, Viola Howard, Chaista Huff, Edna Humphrey, Becky Irvine, Robyn Laurel Debra M ark Ray Jenkins, Johnson, Johnson, Clara David Fal Jones, Lenette Jones, Maurice John Freshmen Enioy Last Year At Harding Nancy Lauback, David Sapper, Liz Becker, Kelly Altman and Laura H111 have fun after ushering at the state student council convention at which Harding was the host school Kavanaugh, Sean Keel, Debra Keener, Sharon King, Gene Knight, I anice Knowles, Cheryl Kolander, Kenny Lacy, Gregory Ladd , Art Lancaster, Michelle Larson, Wendy Lathrop, Mary Lauback, Nancy Lawrence, Kevin Lee, Cynthia Lewis, Barbara Lewis, Garland Lindsay, Rickey Long, Gene Longstreth, Kristy Losinger, Nancy Lott, Marcella Lovell, Wesley Lunn, Jeneane Malone, Renee Mangham, Richard Manuel, David Marshall, Vincent Martinez, Maria Mayberry, Connie Mayes, Elmer McCathern, Betty McDermott, Elizabeth McDermott, Pat McDonald, Earnest McDonald, Harold McKee, Melvin McKinnon, Suzanne McLaurin, Linda Messick, Steven Miller, Carol Millis, Francis X wil Peschl, Karen Petty, Laura Petzas, Angelo Phelan, Patrice Mitchell, Tyrod Moore, Susan Morehead, Mickie Morton, Larry Murphy, Darrel Murrell, Janet Nash, Richard Nash, Yveha Neal, Barbara Neal, Richard Nelson, Cynthia Nelson, Rob Nelson, Sue Nix, Donald Norman, Ricky Ofield, Maggie Oldham, Rahe Oliver, Nedra Osborne, Dale Osborne, Dana Osborne, Linda Panaras, Louis Parker, I anice Pen-ine. Vickev B, tk le yu ,A-f-ff -lui +4 I an Taylor leaves school after a long, hard day. Ramirez, Mario Ramsey, Mark Rath, Brenda Ray, Margaret Reissig, Julie Resnick, Debra Roberson, Terry Roberts, Pamela Roberts, Susan Robinson, Kim Rodriguez, Rogelio Rogers, Allen Rowe, Gary Royer, David Rucker, Barton Rule, Timothy Saner, Ronald Sanger, ,Craig Sapper, David Schmidt, Steven Sheppard, Shirley Simons, Robert Simpson, Carolyn Sims, Donnie lk Phillips , Jessie Phillips, John Pierson, Randall I Pistole, Gary Pollard, I arell l Ragan, Mike Freshmen Leave Un '-r' forgotten Memories Tucker, Denise Tull, William Turner, Linda Tyler, Emory Underwood, Maurice Upton, Beverly Sipes , Eric Sizemore, Lawrencett Sledge, Mary Smith, Alma Smith, Brenda Smith, Cornelius Smith, Karen Smith, Myra Smoot, Dennis Stanbrough, Carol Stinson, Timothy Stravlo, Vicki Sumpter, Louis Switzer, Mark Tannahill, Kristy Taylor, Bertram Taylor, I an Taylor, Walter Thomas, Davida Thomas, Lillian Thomas, Reginald Thompson, Erick Thompson, Evelyn T rilling, 'John A 7-J' 0 ,A 'T ' a ' f' .PM a Z 4 .-1'1 Mw,,,,..,-.-ev! ',,,.-vrsr- F ,,,..,.--Q-H F ...Q-we-va Vivian Edwards improves her typing speed with practice. Vicedomini, Albert Voelkers, Janet Wagoner, Steve Walker, Dorothy Walker, Sanford Wallen, Sylvester Ward, Donn Ward, Kenneth Watley, Virginia Weiss, Margie Welch, Michael Wells, David White, Ronnie 1 Q f ,xx ,yt Whitfield, Charles Williams, I ack Williams, June Williams, Robert Williams, Walter Willis, Roberta Wyatt, Lena Wylie, Elizabeth Young, Rory Freshmen Mix Work With Play .Lin 1 Dancia Dunn and Sherri Gardner help Mrs. Nokes prepare for the annual Christmas tea. ' W ,11- sa. 211,-5-7' L9 -ANAL ....4v Classes 'I I Uniie H' p, N Y J l n L I k .ik ji 2-ef ,, ,2 ,nf ir' nf! .Y- wg 1 fb rgfvbawwmff , Liwzji' if M O ww JZ? Q' Aff? 75 me xo !2'-ZQJZQL f' 'V CQ, J Lfx 3 V, 0 ' ' rgcmlzahons Y .4 N V I' Q K 'V M- '- '-'Mui ? l-A-f ' 4-, ,,, , f g W gwngrff! A W-Q? . ' ' L 1 v n r, . IJ 5 ' V J ' ' , 1 Y! W I u M 1 f V 1. , l E 1 W rv + f V . H A, ij il A V J: ' M I I V. M , , X , N V Q W W 4 W V 4 1 g W 1 I, ' - ' W , ' ll V I s . k , 2 1 1 , , fa 4 i 53 K, - 5 1 x Y' . - f I ' 1. 3 ' ' ' . ' ' , - -- ' W X . V I . , . , 4 X A . , , w I , . , , ,Al .fr A u ' 1' SPEECH CLUB: ROW 1: Joy Broadben, Roxie Crum, Diane Tolton, Vicki Stravlo and Joy Niles. ROW 2: Alfreda Doonkeen, Lenice Allen, Lynn Hickox, Carolyn Connally, Debbie Golden, Ed Gregory, Tammy Woodman, Gerry Underkofiler, Peggy Quiet, Ronnie Malden, and Pat Wygandt, sponsor. ROW 3: Liz Wilber, Ronnie White, Peggy Issac, Dorrine Best, Doug Chambers, Leslie Bulla, Sarah Cooper, Brian Hampton, Backy Faulkner, Margaret Ray, and Kevin Gillan. ROW 4: Chris Wsnaski, Steve Wagner Fal Jones, Marty Pint, David Kroor, Brian Espe, Steve Weller, Carl Gwin, Nancy Losinger, Laurel Jackson, and Julie Ressig. 3 'st - 5 - 1:55 , STAGE CREW: ROW 1: Dar- rall Wilson, Tim Lowman, Phillip Czerczyk, David Ep- person, Tim Hopper. ROW 2: Brian Espe, David Herri- man, Kirk Longstreth, Dana Osborne, Steve Goff, and Greg Hopper, ROW 3: Carl Gwin, Emery Tyler, Billy Aubry, Don Nix, David Jones, Jack Williams, and Sandra Harbert. ,rg-v . . 1:5 V J -in 1' A A f 2-Q--J , . L Harding Bond Performs For City Events 'L M ' . ,'M,' , . ' jf--J T P 'mtv' I , V .USU H ROW 1: Secarl Hopkins, Ditria Wilburn, Brenda Smith, Mike Williams, 'Billy Marshall, Angela Hamil- ton, Marvin McDonald, Carlos Harbert, Jimmy Steiner, Gerald Murphy, Terance Parker, and Robin Nelson, Jeannie Abbo, Mack Thompson, William Thomson, and William Buxton. ROW 2: Lawrence Sizemore, Geraldine Clay, Rosie Carter, Barbara Neal, Kenneth Ward, Rangela Greenwood, Lance Cudjoe, Jeffery Coverdale, Randie Grother, Ted Johnson, Jeneane Lunn, Vanessa Jones, Becky Hum- phrey, Julie Ressig, Debra Resnick, and Nelda Herriman. ROW 3: Greg McCuddy, William Brown, Lafranz Shawnee, Don Ward, Michael I-Iammons, Marsha Johnson, Lori Brooks, William Wadkins, Craig Sanger, Latrice Bullock, Debra Beard, Maurice Goudeau, Steven Dyer, June Carter, Janet Griffin, Mar- cia Sherman. ROW 4: Terry Hooks, Kent McKinnon, Leon Harms, Chet Deckart, James Prather, Walter Taylor, Terry Clark, Gilbert Cowan, 'Sanford Walker, Marshall Horton, Lena Wyatt, Walter Williams, Stephanie Pritchet, Rick Nash, Steve Cavnar, William, Gaines, Anthony Brown, and Laura Gayson. LIBRARY CLUB: ROW 1: Timmy Lowman, Gordon Fife, Ronnie Amous, Victor Byrd, Deana Holland, Steve Goff, Stewart Clark, Patricia Russel, Dar- lene Rogers, and Miss Mary Streich, sponsor. ROW 2: Gail Johnson, Barbara Lewis, Karen Fredrick, Jackie Stallworth, Rob Boils, Jonie Short, Cherrie Kneeppel, John Avans, Patricia Gardner, and Leslie Bunch. ROW 3: Sharon Chatman, Jackie Hale, Joseph Allen, Jimmy Meeks, Steve Pistole, Janie Roach, Kay Forshee, Barbara Holt, and George Frisbee. RED CROSS OFFICERS: Larry Morton, President Mrs. Beverly Pierce, Sponsor. BRIDGE CLUB: ROW 1: Jeannie Aaron, Ieneane Lunn, Robin Nelson. ROW 2: Lolly Flansburg, Craig Sanger. ROW 3: Susan Roberts, ,Tan Taylor. ROW 4: San ford Walker. X A ' Q - , ORCHESTRA: ROW 1: Joanne Harris, Susan Roberts, Chris Hudson, Kristy Longstreth, Barbara Robbins, Cullen Johnson, Karen Zimmerman, Chris Jenson, Tracy Hignite, and Mr. Mike Reaves, Director, ROW 2: Jeannie Aaron, Ladale Robertson, Sally Smith, Lisa Start, Beth Pruitt, Kam Jones, Jerry Brown, Susan Hinton, Debbie Grewell, and Joe Allen. ROW 3: Davida Thomas, Trevor Hayes, Linda Minnis, Abe Lobdell, Kirk Longstreth, and Sheilyn Taylor. Pom Poms And Posters Raise School Spirit E' sa 3.- 3' ' , I-,-1, .- tra' I Tn ,,-U., v, ,, r., Li:-' ,- Tin ' P 'if fLrf1.?WE4 1 :V 'la ROW 1: Karen Lauback, Sgt. at armsg Brenda Rath, Vice Presidentg Lynn Hickox, Secretaryg Ann Mc- Dermott, Sgt, at arms: Janet Voelkers, Parliamentariang and Lisa Start, Sgt. at arms, ROW 2: Patricia Gardner, Tony Brannon, Eria Smith, Patricia Gunter, Charlene Cook, Vicki Stravlo, Donna Bybee, Joanne Harris, Kristy Longstreth, Liz Fullerton, Mary Lathrop, Pat Parker, Cheryl Elliot, Kay Kay Crook Linda Hooper, Shirley Sheppard, Sandra Harbert. ROW 3: ,Toy Niles, Pam Ashbrook, Debbie Grewell, Darlene Williams, Cindy Burling, Patricia Russell, Alicia Jones, Ladell Robertson, Peggy Isaacs, Linda Spells, Sally Smith, Sharon Thompson, Janet Galleger, Sandra Hill, Renee Holland, Linda Henderson, Susan Start, and Margie Weiss. ROW 4: Nancy Stone, Janie Roach, Carolyn Mays, Barbara Nowland, Roxie Crum, Sabrina Davis, Carla Quals, Barbara Cogan, Valerie Bowser, Jane Ogburn, Venita Fisher, Elizabeth Wilber, Melodie Moore, Laura Pedrick, Maria Martinez, and Denise Hill. vu ,Ti , gs J .9 Lu.. lu- h i F: J NX at ,,.s.. ! I i mum vin lf' SCIENCE CLUB: ROW 1: Gail Johnson, Historian: Diane Bennett, Kevin Cobb, Lillian Thomas, Liz Fullerton, Assistant Secretaryg Andrew Ontko, Johanna Moldt, and James Clegg, sponsor, ROW 2: Charles Knuckles, Jackie Hale, Nancy Lauback, Elaine Clymber, and Janet Voelkers, Treasurer, and Don Yelton. ROW 3: Ann McDermott, Laura Hill, Secretary, and Diane Holt. ROW 4: Ann Gable, Vice President: Jeannie Aaron, Elizabeth Wylie, Joan Childress, Connie Mayberryg and Chet Deckart. ROW 5: Vicki Childress, Cindy Henderson, Roxie Crum, Janie Roach, Dennis Smoot, and Sanford Walker. GERMAN CLUB: ROW 1: Mildred Marson, sponsorg Steve Schmidt, Evelyn Bjelke, Gary Henry, Steve Wagoner, Shirley Sheppard Sean Kavanaugh, John Phillips. SAFETY COUNCIL: ROW 1: Cheryl Hrock, Chester Chew, Barbara Nowland. ROW 2: Chet Mongold and Tim Stinson. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Vicki Dycus, Ann McDermott and Susan Roberts. Courtesy And Service Club Members Usher For Civic And Sports Events ROW 1: Joanne Harris, Carmen Wilson, Clara Jones, Melody Moore, Dianne Taylor, Barbara Nowland Reggie Clark, Susan Roberts, Margie Weiss, Elayne Clymer, Nancy Brooks, Nancy Losinger, and Greg Hopper. ROW 2: Gerry Underkoffler, Dorothy Walker, Sharen Chatman, Kristy Longstreth, Margaret Ray, Kay Forshee, Sara Cooper, Venus Gerretta, Janie Roach, Emma Phillips, Jeannie Aaron, Ruth Grant, and Doug Chambers. ROW 3: Anita Bond, Carolyn Mays, Carolyn Connoly, Lolly Flansburg, Gail Holt, Sabrina Davis, Shiela Miller, Karen Lauback, Susan Start, and Beth Pruitt. BOTTOM ROW Toni Bradford, President, Jan Taylor, Treasurer: Vicki Dycus, Historian, and Marilyn Washington, Treasurer. Honor Society Sets High Standards FIRST ROW: Vicki Dycus, historiang Laura Hill, treasurerg Liz Becker, secretaryg Kevin Cobb, vice presidentg and Wendy Larsen, president. SECOND ROW: Cullin Johnson, Tracy Hignite, Liz Fullerton, Don Norris, Elizabeth Wylie, David Sapper, Ann Gable, Lillian Thomas, Cind Henderson, Toni Bradford, and Andrew Ontko. THIRD ROW: Doug Chambers, Connie Petty- john, Mac Thompson, Don Yelton, Jeaniene Lunn, Jeannie Aaron, Donna Bybee, Vicki Strav Y lo, Diane Holt, Karen Zimmerman, Lisa Start, and Mrs. Mary Nokes. FOURTH ROW: Caro- lyn Mays, Leslie Bulla, Kay Forshee, Jackie Hale, Rowena Colbert, Kristy Longstreth, Janet Voelkers, Joann Harris, Joan Childress, Roxie Crum , Renea Holland, Nancy Stone, and Janie Roach. FIFTH ROW: Sarah Cooper, Renee Malone, Rick Nash, Jan Taylor, Dennis Smoot, Zachary Martin, Don Nix, Charles Knuckles, Margie Weiss, Susan Roberts, Connie Mayberry Kim Robinson, Rory Young, and Carolyn Farmer. ul FIRST ROW: Cindy Henderson, Vicki Gregory, Lillian Thomas, David Sapper, Anne Gable. SECOND ROW: Johanna Molt, Kevin Cobb , and Wendy Larsen. 'THIRD ROW: Ginger Moore, Anthony Laskey, Jeff Coverdale, Tammy Merriman, Don Davis, Nancy Schmidt, Toni Brad- ford, Robin Nelson, Terry Gill, and Mrs. Nokes, sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Ann McDermott, Tara Borella, Debbie Frechette, Sandra Harbert, Carolyn Farmer, Louis Sumpter, Eric Thomp son, Brenda Rath, Danny Butler, Peter Stravlo, and Terance Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Laura Hill, Marsha Johnson, Anita McCathern, Betty Worley, James Dunlap, Carla Qualls, Liz Beck er, Kim Robinson, Tim Stinson, and Gary Scruggs. Student Council Hosts Convention Vicki Gregory assists with holding the gavel while Ann Gable ties the traditional green and white ribbons to indicate Harding is present at the state student council convention. Athletics X X X K X X X X X X X X Xf X X X l X. 4 X i X I 'X V E X in Eagles' Offense Sirongp Improvement Noticed School football team nine game series, tied three and lost The Harding Junior High enjoyed a good season. In a the Eagles won three games, three. Some of the strong points were passing and receiving. an impressiveoffense during Eagles can take much credit hard work and sportsmanship of this year's team The team developed the season and the for the long hours of they have shown. Opponents this year included Dungee, Central, Southeast! Capitol Hill, U.S. Grant, Douglass, Star Spencer, N.W. Classen, and John Marshall. Coach David Deville, Quarterback Russell Hawkins and Coach Connie Sledge discuss the season's injuries, i , fl -, l Donnie Harmon runs for a touchdown during the Star Spencer game, . 1 ex I .,. 4--- 'U' 4 75 BOTTOM ROW: Steve Williams, James Baker, David Manuel, John Estes, Eric Thompson, Al Vicedomini, Donnie Harmon, Richard Neal, Walter Taylor, Robert Williams, Rickey Brown and Chet Mongold. MIDDLE ROW: Coach David DeVille, Cory Guinn, Marty Fint, Earnest McDonald, Larry Morton, David Camden, Gerald Browning, Tommy Goldman, I effrie Miles, Ty Tull, Anthony Brown, and Russell Hawkins, TOP ROW: Walter Williams, David Dunlap, Anthony Prince Kenneth Colston, Hurchell Atkinson, and Coach Connie Sledge. ,- 'fda , I '- .,' J4 Anthony Brown practices kicking before the Harding-Central game. rv' 4 w Larry Morton shoots for another two points in a game against Northwest C lassen, High and mighty Kenneth Colston jumps for ihe ball. David Camden takes his free shot and scores another point for the Eagles, Basketball ii l Sport Eagles Place Second in City Erick Thompson battles against an Eisenhower player for possession of the ball. .5 , ,N Harding's basketball team had one of their most successful seasons, placing second in city junior high competition. The Eagles received fantastic performance from Kenneth Colston who can be recognized by his rebounding and great jump shots. He averages fifteen rebounds a game. Erick Thompson, our super star, averages twenty points a game, and is one of the players that pushed the Eagles to a victorious season. Rounding out the strong squad are team- mates, Larry Morton, David Camden, Hur- chell Atkinson, and Jerrold Browning. A Team Basketball: BOTTOM ROW: David Camden, Larry Morton, Eric Thompson, Tye Tall, Richard Kneel. TOP ROW: Jerrold Browning, V Darrell Crigler, Kenneth Colston, Hurchell Atkinson, Coach Lloyd Treich- ler and James Hinkley. Eagles Fly Away as Number Two Eric Thompson shoots for an easy two points. David Camden and Jerrold Brown-ing practice after school. Kenneth Colston takes jump shot in Northwest basketball game, 9th GRADE SCORE BOX Harding Dungee H arding I efferson Harding Central Harding Kennedy Harding Northwest Harding Hoover Harding Star Spencer Harding Kennedy Harding Eisenhower Harding Hefner Harding Central Harding Hefner Harding Northwest Harding Capitol Hill Harding Eisenhower Eagles End With Good Season The Eagles Wrestling team had a great sea- son this year, finishing it off with four matches won out of eight played. In the Webster Tournament Harding placed fourth in the standings, and second in the Northwest Tournament, Bart Rucker, most valuable wrestler, end- ed his great season with nine pins, four deci- sions, and three losses, Mike Gregory, who took first place in the one hundred and one pound bracket at the Northwest Tournament, had eight pins, two decisions, and three losses this season. Mike Stanbrough, team Captain, had a season that led him to eight pins, four decisions, and five losses. Daryl Fitz gets ready to pin his opponent. B Team Wrestlers: BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Jones, Louis Panarous, Curt Garis, George Drew, Dana Osborn. TOP ROW: Coach Larry Shenold, Robert Davis Rod Davis, Tim Delaughter, Bob Simons, and Larry Worley, W... 1 rg LIT' O A Team Wrestlers: BOTTOM ROW: Mike Gregory, Ricky-Compton, Tommy Witcher, Don Hill, Richard Courts. TOP ROW: Coach Shenold, Tesse Phill- ips, Mike Stanbrough, Richard Golden, Bart Rucker, and Daryl Fitz, Coach Larry Shenold proudly admires second place trophy won in the Northwest Tournament. SCORE BOX Harding 33 Capitol Hill 20 Harding 28 Roosevelt 33 Harding 34 NW Classen 27 Harding 18 Webster 27 Harding 44 Central 10 Harding 24 Capitol Hill 25 Harding 10 Eisenhower 33 Harding 36 Millwood 20 Webster Tournament NW Classen Tourn. 4th Place 95 lb. lst Place T Outstanding Wrestlers Top All MIKE GREGORY won first place in BART RUCKER was voted Most Valuable his weight during the NW Classen Wrestler by his fellow teammates. Tournament, -.sal MIKE STANBROUGH was Team Captain. L LEFT: ROW 1: Kim Robertson, Dalita Wil- son, Cheryl Hooks, Wilhemena Davis. ROW 2: Laronda Grant, Yvetta Nash, Gwen Davis, Maria Martinez, Joan Gallagher, Mary Sledge ROW 3: Helen Arinwine, Cindy Nelson. ROW 4: Ruth Grant. BOTTOM: ROW 1: Kim Robertson, Helen Arinwine, Denise Guar. ROW 2: Ronda Wagoner, Ruth Grant, Gwen Davis, Yvetta Nash, Maria Martinez, Ioan Gallagher. ROW 3: LaRonda Grant, Connie Graham, Cheryl Hooks, Laura Grayson, Cindy Nelson, Rosie Carter. We're Moving On Up This year Harding added an elective for ninth grade girls interested in competi- tive sports. The freshman girls' sports class concentrated on preparing teams to compete against other junior high schools in Oklahoma City. The sports included soccer, volley- ball, swimming, track and field, bas- ketball, softball, tennis and badminton. As all eighth grade girls were required to take physical education, a competi- tive program could only be provided when time allowed for practices after school. Any girl enrolled in a regular class could try out for the teams. Activities for the year included volley- ball, soccer, basketball, swimming, and track and field. Carla Qualls aims and shoots for the basket on a free shot. Girls Get on the Move With the Basketball Groove Gail Johnson practices a layup. Jumping for a basket is Jacqueline Hale, Girls Do Their Thing 14 A lk' ,' 1 V T , ew ' , HSS-ew- M Q ' ' Q-U :vp 1 . V , . V . , ' . ,sv hh- 1 . 1- It's a race to the finish as Rosie Carter and Mary Sledge speed to the finish line. Maria Martinez practices on her broad jump to get ready for field events. Rosie Carter demonstrates the landing of a running GWS11 Davis works Out with Softball to broad jurnpu see if she still has that magic touch, Eighth Graders Dive Into Action The Power Behind the Team u 'FV -. 1' e-bus?-'fi' ' n V- if pM 'J' 'VP' - -i ? ei ' H .,af75Af7'S is .vf?i'33v, 'WFHUQP Miss Patricia Waihen Activities Qpui Qifngxlugp GQMNQQD 1971 Aquila Queen Elected PHYLLIS CRIGLER Phyllis Crigler was elected by the entire student body to represent them as the year- book queen, which became the All School Queen this year. An active member of the Science Club, Phyllis was an involved student and kept quite busy during her Freshman year as the Assistant Head Majorette. Phy1lis's plans for the future include a college degree and becoming a Registered Nurse. Aquila Queen Attendants NANCY LAUBACK Aquila Queen finalist Nancy Lauback was president ofthe Pep Club and a member of the Student Council. Nancy enjoys swimming, cooking and playing sports. Her college plans include a major in science. KIM ROBINSON Kim Robinson spent a busy freshman year as a member of the Honor Society, Student Council and the Courtesy Club, She was a valuable player on the girls' basket- ball and volleyball teams, She is also a talented pianist. An honor student, Kim plans to go to law school after college. ANN MCDERMOTT Ann McDermott 's fresh- man activities included being Sergeant-At-Arms in the Pep Club and a member of the Science Club and Stu- dent Council. The blonde finalist enjoys sewing as her favorite hobby, but still finds time to read, cook and swim, After college, Ann would like to teach in the elemen- tary grades. N I - , ' ,-Uxx Majorettes are: BOTTOM ROW: Cathy Smith, Janice Knight. SECOND ROW: Debra Body, Cherlyn Lewis, and Etta Walker. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Crigler, Janice Droke, Rory Yotmg, Drwn Major, and Denise Tucker. Maiorettes Spark Pride of School Majorettes entertain during pep assembly, A : 1 Debra Body performs during half time show, Cheerleaders: BOTTOM ROW: Kelly Altman and Sue Nelson. ROW TWO: Ann Gable and Susan Moore. TOP ROW: Carla Qualls and Liz Becker. ' 1 Ann Gable leads team onto court. Cheerleaders Rouse Spirit and Soul Cheerleaders practice long hours perfecting new yells. Memories Are Made by Aquila Stuff Aquila staff members include BOTTOM ROW: Gilbert Cowan, Miss Sammie Vinson, advisor Joan Childress, Margie Weiss Connie Mayberry Mary Sledge, Elizabeth Wylie. TOP ROW: Ricky Compton Jane Ogburn Doris Brown, Vicki Stravlo , and Robyn Irvine. Editors Photographer Class Editors Sports Editors AQUILA STAFF Margie Weiss Vicki Stravlo Robyn Irvine Joan Childress Jane Ogburn Ricky Compton Gilbert Cowan Mary Sledge Activities Doris Brown Faculty Connie Mayberry Organizations Elizabeth Wylie Business Manager Lorna Flansburg ' ' 'i' ', r-4 1 had K.: -V ...x..t-aw-1' ' r. ii' 1-.-mf ta.-.V nf 1. - - -. . hz. pr-. ,, - - .. f. - . x, P lamlttfrmfrdtahrlawisii C J f ' Q- A Q B af V 1 . rleigsimgx. Marionette staff members who are busily preparing for a deadline include Becky Bickford , Beverly Pylatt, Renea Holland , Vickie Armstrong, Cheryl Hroch, Susan Start, Bill May, James Bruning, Don Norris, Mark Bravo and Karen Lauback, editor. Marionette Staff Publishes Monthly News MA RIONETTE STAFF Editor News Editor Feature Editor Karen Lauback Renea Holland James Bruning Sports Editor Mark Bravo Advertising Manager Bill May Photographer Vickie Armstrong 4 Special Columns Editor Beverly Pylat Airy Inquiring Reporter Cheryl Hroch A A l Gossip Editor Humor Editor Susan Start Don Norris ,fin 1 .fi-.. JE --'1 f Vw .I ,f 1 TOP ROW: Barbara Cogan, Kaye Harjo, Alyner Moore, Vickie Dycus, Venus Geretta, Kristy Longstreth, Dolleta Wilson. SECOND ROW: Arvella Moore, Shirley Burraw, Shirley Davis, Shelia Miller, Darlene Rogers, Linda Bingham. THIRD ROW: Rita Evans, Lena Long, Ruth Grant, Rhonda Wagner. Vocal Groups Delight Harding Audiences Kristy Longstreth plays the piano , while Lena Long, Rita Evans, and Ruth Grant sing. TOP ROW: Pam Byrd, Tommie Thompson, Etta Walker, Cathy Hooks Myra Smith, Pam Roberts. SECOND ROW: Annetta Fedrick, Debra Body, Sharon Woodson, Michelli Crockett, Melody Moore. THIRD ROW: Eddie Dear, Wilhemina Davis, Laura Brecheen, Mary Sledge, Ann Freeman, FOURTH ROW: Denise LaF1uer, Cynthia Lee, Victor Williams, Stephanie Curry, Janice Droke, Reggie Thomas. Students Enioy School Many Ways r N H ff. ,f .P A V I x-is I, Q 1 X NJ X rw . ffjjiyl X WNV rx , 1' .- 'x 'L ' .xi J 7 , L Q.. N X LJ . A. Xfp Q KN xx X xr J SIU X J Rx jf X N U1 xlf g v V Q-Q JL X X MN 'UM U XV LX Qv L J .JNV 1 UQ X f I tix'-.J VKX! K, 1 P XF Q L'x.',XiL NLVW MXL J 1X J U fb' C , ,- x r, 'f 5 ' gi -sf. . . .f ' fx 1 - x 'xz J 1 P x LV g ,K X431 'x T01 V V fb v B X, JJ A Xlj f N I f I X W U 92 ,v, The years may grow longer , But Harding remains, The students will change, And so may their aims, Harding's halls will soon be bare, But memories forever stay, On the trodden steps of learning, Stride memories of yesterday, Yesterday's fondest memory is The foundation of tomorrow's dream Striving for education, And working as a team, Remember all the good times, Learn from all the bad , Think of the racial harmony, And the education that we've had, When you look at this Aquila, Remember all the rules, But please, don't forget, This will always be your school. Advertisers Y ' Y X 1 ' l r W! 5 ? Q ,F 1 f U Y Q 5 I 5 I N 1 I , ,1 w ' N 5 COMPLIMENTS OF BEADS BY NANCY LIGHTS INC. PEGGY BURGER PI-IYLLIS AARON DEANNA DOWTY MARY FLANSBURG LOLLY CINDY BURTON BOB HARDIN LAUREL JACKSON L. B. WYLIE KAY BYBEE PAUL WOODS CONNIE MAYBERRY KATHY HUFFMAN MARGIE WEISS ROB NELSON 16th at N. Indiana KATHIE CASTAIN JOE S. WVYLIE COLHPANY FABRICATION AND ASSEMBLY PHONE 1405! 232-l85J OR 232-6232 0 1700 WEST RENO Q P. O. BOX 82486 Q OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. 73108 Compliments of HARDING JR. HIGH SERVICE AND COURTESY CLUB '70-'71 Believe in Yourself Believe in your school And above all, believe in mankind The Weiss' To all Seniors '74 Stand Still and Look Until You really see . . . Hang in there, Love, Liz Becker Compliments of CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES United States Air Force , ulleri-on clvlc CENTER 'Ecke1AQQn0u MKS? ROTHSCHILD'S VARSITY SHOP Downtown Penn State and 2 3 rd Street fT' wWQwa, X F iiwgfvfiw AN W , 9 N9 ? 0, gffsigfsigiigasbgf NQ5355f