Hitchcock Grade School - Trojan Yearbook (Hitchcock, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1979 volume:

ree T1 s F 'JI 4 Joan Burghardt Dorothy McLarty Dedication Joan Burghardt and Dorothy McLarty began as school employees twelve years ago. Within that time they have served approximately 125,000 meals. As lunchroom cooks, they have come in contact with around 200 different students. The seventh and eighth grade students unanimously chose to dedicate the 1979 Trojan to joan'Burgha1-dt and Dorothy McI.ar1.y for the many years of service to the school and the cominunity. This honor is not bestowed just for the quanity of years served, but also for the quality with which those years have been served. Gigi? 'BQ' edt? gf ' 'li .4 I . e P v , .L A 3 ' 14:1 ' MA M., . X 1 The Trojan Staff As you look through the pages of the 1979 Trojan, the annual staff would like for you to ponder about the drama that life holds for each of us. Perhaps Shake- speare compared it better than any when he said: All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrancesg And one man in his time plays many parts. We, however, believe that God did not create us as puppets. He gave us the freedom to choose our part, but with Him as our director besides the author, we can look forward to a happy ending. On the li hter side we ho e ou en'o our ton ue-in- S P Y J Y S cheek comparisons ,of some modern soap operas to the people and happenings around our school. 1 ul ' - v lu W9 ,Iona Rice Coeditor gm VT Craig Dobrinski Coeditor yearbook . The Trojan staff rehearses for the day they sell advertisements to sruport the , -, IL. J r . FP.,-u., f - .vw a A Hitchcock student spends around 9,700 hows of his life in our school before he or she graduates. The school tries to design- and provide a variety of activities during these hours. These include a set of circumstances or experiences in which he can gain not only knowledge, training, and discipline , but also a development of character which will enable him to become a productive and successful citizen. As you drive by the Hitchcock School on any given day when school is in session, even though the voices might be stilled on the play ground and the swings hang limply on their rod, remember that within a great drama is taking placethe development of a human being. 1--fm , ' l i .- m.-s..qg:.-'Jig': gi...-1:5 t '59 ,, . ,-. s s.. -K, -N , '! ' -av L 1 , I . 1 is ...- fa wifi, 5 4' we T fl! The Plot Thickens .fx 4 3 X , ' X V, rnqaf ij '31 Craig Dobrinski Craig has been coeditor of the 1979 Trojan, class president, 4-H president, and a boy scout patrol leader. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dnaiel Dobrinski. Eighth Another World OKEENE MILLING CO., Sponsor jona Rice Jona Rice has participated at Hitchcock by being the class sec- retary, coeditor of the 1979 Tro- jan, and a cheerleader this year. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Rice. -1365 Darrel Burghardt Darrel, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burghardt, has been the 4 H Club vice-president and an honor student. Darrel likes to swin, fish, and hunt. J 2 'J U Q-, in v - R ?'s9.rtl. aj? gs r 1 The Hitchcock eighth graders along with the seventh graders are involved in many activities. They are major contributors to the Hitchcock News Messenger and to the 1979 Trojan. Lt: Darrel Burghardt and Jona Rice look like the perfect couple at the Hal- loween contest. Below: Craig Dobrinski gets ready to go home after a long day. Q, la. jona Rice, Darrel Burghardt, Miss Brooks, and Craig Dobrinski seem to be interested in their reading Well, at least Darrel is . .fi-. W E-iii ,Iona Rice, Darrel Burghardt, and Craig Dobrinski practice on the calculators. Lt: The boys look like they're trying to get away from Jona's driving . Seventh Kevin Biggs Delane Roever Mike Hansen Young And The Restless olm Biggs i 0 l ' IQ ary pae Above: Yum, yum eat 'em up! Rt. top to bottom: Kevin Biggs, Cary Spaeth, Mike Hansen, john Biggs, Delane Roever, Shelly Do- brinski - Wheeeeeee! Below: Close Encounters of the Third Kind? Lt.- Rt. John Biggs, Mike Hansen, Cary Spaeth, Kevin Biggs, Shelly Dobrinski, and Delane Roever. Lt. to rt: Mike Hansen, Delane Roever, Kevin Biggs, Ca Spaeth ohn Biggs, an 1 Choosy cheese choosers ' Lt: ' 'I wou1dn't want that dirty thing in my mouth either. ' ' Rt: May we help you? Chuggle up on 7 Up. Okeene Supply Store I G A Food Market, Sponsors 9 GG . 1 'A H1 I . gn, ' 1: X - 'N-., 1- .9 1 1 1 , 1 .' 1 11 1 ' r1.,j - 7 ' .3 11 1 1 11 ' . ' , lj . N 1 F' ' 1 1 Pam Aka Brad Sfinson 1-Ofi Giga' DeWavne Sykes cathy Boeclcman Sixth Ryan's Hopeu rf M1 1 1 yl I Gina Scheffler Cindy Burghardt Mellisa Whitecrane l Above: The girls pile on the boys. Cindy Burghardt, Pam Ake , Cathy Boeckman, Mellisa Whitecrane, Gina Scheffler, Lori Giger, Brad Stinson, and DeWayne Sykes, Above rt: Cathy roams the hall and Lori tries to win the olympics. My, what big pencils you have! The Abbey Day's Creation, Sponsors yy 1... 1 Standing: DeWayne Sykes, Pam Ake , Brad Stinson, Mellisa Whitecrane. Seated: Cindy Burghardt, Lori Giger, Cathy Boeckman, Gina Scheffler. Sixth graders study about far away places. ,V 5 ' Pam Ake and Cindy Blu-ghardt head for a ' 'Big Mac. Below: Gina Scheffler, Pam Ake, Cindy Burghardt, Cathy Boeckman, and Lori Giger line up for a beauty contest? fr-f-2b S . Rx J ' w k Brad Stinson warms up for a baseball game . DeWayne Sykes, Brad Stinson, and Mellisa Whitecrane even scare themselves. Natlonal Bulldlng Centers Arkla Gas, Sponsors x B ' at ,i f C tg' ,rn Q 11 1 Fifth Search For Tomorrow ff si V X is ' f ,tg qw it gp 5 ,, 6 ,ff I In y i I 1' Ronda Woodside ' Above rt: Rhonda Hansen, Deana Loomis, Sheri Brooks, and Mike Meier ask Mr. Stinson for - assistance . Mike Meier -rx -4? Mike proves you can smile with a broken arm. Sheri Brooks Deana Loomis Rhonda Hansen Lt: Rhonda Hansen, Sheri Brooks , Deana Loomis, and Ronda Woodside can't disguise their beauty. Sooner Coop, Sponsor if -A. .., r ,.g-H. gms. A: , ,..- 4',-... mlfglyibi- 'fr F - A .ua - 4 . 9'-. K . . Lt: Top: Ronda Woodside and Mike Meier. Bottom: Sheri Brooks, Deana Loomis, and Rhonda Hansen. Above: Sheri and Angie Brooks model their Trojan outfits. Lt: Rh d d Mir - cool oft? Zbaolsle: e I 9 Pharmacy . Deana and Rhonda Elllott s Furnlture Store Sponsors read while lying down , on the job. Love Of Life Fourth Brian Spaeth Renita Whitecrane Brad Kirk Mama Scheffler ,, Tammy Carr Chris Spaeth and other students watch the ball game nervously. Chris Spaeth Mn, ,Qui nw N QIUY A 7?'7P' 44m 1:4 ,fir ' gi ..., , I riff iff-k tak' f-karwr if wi Lt. to rt: Chris Spaeth, Renita Whitecrane, Brian Spaeth, Mrs. Sponsel, Mama Schefiler, Brad Kirk, and Tammy Carr examine the sewing machine. Mama Scheffler votes in the mock election. Kampus Korner, Sponsor n I I I .2 'lx K I .Mary Y ?:,L,,A,JT:Tl1 U, .av ,.,... I.-- M ' 4 l QQ G ggi 1 .f.ff'l ,f Lt. to rt: Off to the races for Brad Kirk, Tammy Carr, Brian Spaeth, Mama Scheffler, Chris Spaeth, and Renita Whitecrane . 1 I H yr-IZ., 4 Above: Brian Spaeth and Chris Spaeth learn to sew. Upper lt: Renita Whitecrane, Mama Scheffler, and Brad Kirk look like they're ready for Halloween or Thanksgiving . Lower lt: Mama tries to conquer limbo. Arlo Gose Ford, Sponsor Third Edge Of Night Too many cooks spoil the broth? Lt. to rt: Tracy Rutz, Scot Meier, Chad Stinson, Stanton Rice David Spaeth, and 1 Kathy Kuntz. - H Q iI,QUV il -gf 4 V 'ggrijg-T1?f -' ,wi - ' 24, F':'c'ie?yL: H 4 - Q:-245 ' ES- fag, - . i 13:5 YT? E.-4 e 1 H - BUT' ' . fi'-E515 ff I H ifri n. f ' ' .. '- .ffm -as' -Q '1 lg' 1., iww4n1'?'7:'Q'i+iA wv Tracy Rutz '. , -as 42 'F ? 53, - -' , if ,cl ayuniz .Y55,,,',,,4r'5, r 1 1 H ,, .1 ' , T an ' if A . 9 Scot Meier Stanton Rlce David Spaefh Chad votes at the mock election. Watonga Sheet Metal And E1ey,s Red Bud, Sponsors J K impressed . YT? Lt: Kathy, Brian, and Chad look over some tools. Below: Kathy shows off her diamond. Mike is really Goforth Equipment Co. and Whippet Stop, Sponsors SX ,N ' 'Sitting on top of the world. Lt. to tt: Chad Stinson, Stanton Rice, Kathy Kuntz, Scot Meier, Tracy Rutz, and David Spaeth. One Life To Live Second K ' Holli Meier Jayme Scheffler 1 w Above .ltz Jayme and I-Io11i try to scare us. Above rt: Holli and Jayme share the board. fs ' W f ,Q ' ' Jayme Scheffler and Holli Meier prepare for the third grade . First National Bank Edwa. Pfaff Insurance Agency, Sponsors 18 First Little Rascal Scott Boeckman john Fondren Calley Spaeth joe Whitecrane Lower lt Scott Boeckman tnes on some f1ref1ght1ng gear. Trlgg Snyder Chevrolet Inc Sponsor Marsha Meier Anna Fondren Shannon Boeckman Terri Kirk Kindergarten All My Children Angela Brooks Cody Meier Marilyn Biggs Scott Kremeier Shannon Phillips Kevin Scheffler Mrs. Brooks and the kindergarten students even scared themselves this Halloween. Amy Sponsel Michael Mainard QSM 'sk ' LG 5 r I ,Q 5. 1? x nip W Doy1e's Tire Center, Sponsor -suv , ! f-42' x . I if I ,M J g That's quite a load for one teeter-totter, isn't it? Kindergarteners from left to right are Marilyn Biggs , Kevin Scheffler, Angela Brooks, Scott Ki-emeier, Cody Meier, and Amy Sponsel. I 3 VI ' f I X! 113-I gnu 'q5,gq ' Above: Mrs. Brooks, Michael Mainard, Amy Sponsel, Cody Meier, Angela Brooks, Shannon Phillips, Kevin Scheffler, Scott Kremeier, and Marilyn Biggs . Lt: Cody Meier is the grand prize winner of the Halloween costume contest. Above: The kindergarteners, joe , and John gather their forces to face the first day of school lt: Kevin Scheffler enjoys himself on a field trip. Back: Anna Fondren, Joe Whitecrane, john Fondren. Front: Calley Spaeth, Holli Meier, Shannon Boeckman, Terri Kirk, Marsha Meier, Jayme Scheffler. .fn W Meier Equipment Co Joe 8a Tim Meier, Sponsors Upper rt: What's up, Doc? Lower rt: The fire chief gives Manlyn some pomters Below: joe Whitecrane, john Fondren, Derrlck Smlth, Scott Boeclcman, Calley Spaeth, Jayme Scheffler, Shannon Boeckman, Shannon Phillips, Anna Fondren, Tern Klrk., Marsha Meier, and Holli Meier challenge each other 111 the Battle of the Sexes. y 'sr me ,- '4Days Of Our Lives N, -H97 2 M... W -.,,.,...4,......s ...- -rn. - 4 E m I .., - K' ,QV , If 1 , Ar 1 Q J! ?..':- :1 ' When a person walks in a room with a camera in his hands, it seems that everyone wants in the picture. This was the case in Mrs. Sponsel's -third and fourth grade class. 'K S i ' .j,g.f. ' , 1, ' L w' J W , ,f ' ' X L G X' , , ,' , up 5 , , K Y ,4 . 1 X 2 o X1 Kevin Scheffler imagines what it would be like to be an astronaut. 24 Hitchcock School provides one- to-one teaching as much as possi ble. Here, Mrs. Howell instructs john. 32 Vw Student Government ,-X ,..r -05135 nl ' Seventh and eighth grade class officers are Shelly Dobrinski, treasurer-5 jona Rice, secretaryg Craig Dobrinski, president, and Cary Spaeth, vice-presi- dent. Below: The Trojan editors are Iona Rice and Craig Dobrinski. Lt: The Hitchcock Student Council officers are John Biggs, presidentg Cary Spaeth, vice-presidentg and Brad Stinson, treasurer. D 8a L Grocery And Okeene Dental Clinic, Dr. Fred G. Winters And Dr. James Cocklin-Sponsors 4-H Club Highlighters ' w -,.. .., y Back: Cindy Burghardt, Iona Rice, Mellisa Whitecrane, Craig Dobrinski, Delane Roever, Pam Ake, Darrel Burghardt. Middle: Brian Spaeth, Renita Whitecrane, Deana Loomis, Lori Giger, Shelly Dobrinski, Sheri Brooks, Mike Meier, Mr. Allen Stinson, sponsor. Front: Mama Scheffler, Kathy Kuniz, Brad Stinson, Chris Spaeth, DeWayne Sykes, Brad Kirk, and Gina Scheffler. 4-H Offices Craig Dobrinski, President, Delane Roever, Treasurerg Shelly Dobrinski, Secretaryg and Darrel Burghardt , Vice - President . The Highnghters presented a song about Noah's ark for Beckervs Share-the-Fun. They were awarded first Dlace. Amtane, Inc., Sponsors . -1'33':5:5f.5f -,'.'..-.lg 1 , I F11: f r f2 i f 1? i: ' f S ,. ,E 1 Ig' . , ,gig ' ' M -Wg J I! u me! .i 4.,- , . L V, '2 nz . . .-aeizg A' .- .i f ..---fl' ' iff 'iliif Fifi I -me-Tai S .L . . ,ax l,:1'r,f- 'ggl,,...r,., ing rf! 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I'l:1.LbLf..- 1.4-. l'.i i.L'f' ca . .v.' 41'.'l-if Hitchcock Troop 168 Boy Scouts Above: The Hitchcock Boy Scouts entertain at the awards banquet. Lt: Old Glory is raised by Troop 168, Lt. to rt: Craig Dobrinski, DeWayne Sykes, Brad Stinson, Cary Spaeth, and Kevin Biggs . Troop leader Wayne Biggs looks on as Viola Sykes and Shirley Spaeth prepare for ' 'chow time. Okeene Municipal Hospital Okeene Clinic, Sponsors W n 1 ef-Psion ,r i i X H-Qgs iii, Q M rf Y' '- 4231 -bfg, - . X, Mr. McDoogle's Music Store - ' I ' ' -'---r--- - , ,- ..- --. 1 Nativity Scene-Rhonda Hansen, Deana Loomis, Kevin Biggs, Mike Hansen fKathy Boeckman and Ronda Woodside not photographedj 2 The McDoog1es-Cary Spaeth, Delane Roever, Sheri Brooks 3 Jingle-bell Dancers-Mama Scheffler and Gina Scheffler 4 Frosty and Children-Michael Mainard, Cody Meier, Scott Kremeier, DeWayne Sykes, Angela Brooks, Kevin Scheffler Shannon Phillips, Marilyn Biggs, Amy Sponsel 5 jingle, Mr. Note, and jangle-Stanton Rice, john Biggs, Chris Spaeth 42 -4 b 5 k , I , w 'QI gig. :Urs ui QR in .7781- 9 N A Q vf x,' 1-ff XXI' r ' 0 Q X J Bulk an 'oo 0 yko fl f .Q iii , rf' O j x ' A xv f M 0 A 1 Bad Boys-Brad Kirk, Scot Meier, Brian Spaeth, David Spaeth 2 Tony, Christmas Spirit, and Susan-Brad Stinson, jona Rice, Pam Ake 3 Santa and Reindeer-Michael Meier, Chad Stinson, Scott Boeckman, John Fon- dren, Calley Spaeth, joe Whitecrane, Jayme Scheffler 4 Santa and Helpers-Darrel Burghardt, Renita Whitecrane, Kathy Kuntz, Lori Giger, Cindy Burghardt, Mellisa Whitecrane 5 Dollies-Anna Fondren, I-Iolli Meier, Shannon Boeckman, Marsha Meier, Terri Kirk Okeene Farmers Union Insurance Agency, Agent Franklin Nault, Sponsor V 2 ,,. ,M fm y., 29 Faculty Mike May Principal 7th . - 8th . Darla Brooks Lang. Arts 5-8 Reading Specialist Music Allen Stinson Coach 5th . -6th. Dorothy Sponsel Home Economics 3rd . -4th. Janice Stinson Art lst. - 2nd . Kathleen Brooks Primary Phys. Ed. Kindergarten Betty Howell Teachers' Aide Librarian Remedial Reading Barbra Bingham Speech Specialist Debbie Belford Special Education The 47, Y 'S Guiding Light Haffner Drugs 8: Gifts, Ron Haffner, R. Ph. Landes-Sisson Funeral Home 1-1: my lv Annuals are ways of capturing the past so that we can look back. I hope that the '79 Yearbook causes us not only to look back but to look forward to the future. The stui dents in this book hold the future in their hand, and it is with confidence and pride that we can depend on them to lead in the right direction. Michael D. May, Principal Eugene Scheffler School Board Doug Boeclcman Principal Mike May ' Z ,. 5-Lf Paul Meier ww'-M' ,J Employees Lunchroom Cooks JoanB hardt D01-oth M313 X r F f' A UTS Y A WY ,,! r , X fr 5 ml I ' 9 f . Betty Howell Teachers' Aide Librarian The Razor's Edg Okeene IGA Grocery, Sponsors 32 - X C if - Billy Spaeth, janitor and bus driver, looks Bus Drivers over his supplies Bully Spaeth Eamest Ruiz IL-.T Graduating Basketball Players if 5 WW 4' .Iona Rice 46 Craig Dobrinski i i , , ,, f Y an Darrel Burghardt I X l XII -2 X ln ' Xl . 'lp I I M ,' I s ,n I 4 I ei 7 Il 1 . llyll X :E , ffl I l I fx 'I W ' IL' A-,- X L. I ,-,.. al, lf? lf, W y In I I . -- .. I. 14-Cary Spaeth 11 -Brad Stinson 22-Darrel Burghardt 23- Craig Dobrinski Coach Allen Stinson 15-Mike Hansen 13-Kevin Biggs 20-jolm Biggs 10-DeWayne Sykes n Vx Y if ., 3 W K lx Steal the ball, Cary' The TNJQUS Plan then' Trojans await the tip off. attack 19 C 7 E I L. -Gina Scheffler 10 14- Cindy Burghardt 21 -Pam Ake 24-Mellisa Whitecrane 23-Delane Roever 22-Jona Rice 15- Cathy Boeckman 11 -Lori Giger 20-Shelly Dobrinski Coach Allen Stinson mllwf x W' f ,H W W v. J-- , mg, W HD 6 -XM Mike Meier prepares to take the ball down the court. IV- ,,,, , - 1 3 - 5 Boys Basketball 14-Brad Kirk 11-Chris Spaeth 2-Stanton Rice 12-Scot Meier Coach Allen Stinson 21- Brian Spaeth 20-Mike Meier 10-David Spaeth 13-Chad Stinson F. 4 Above: Brad Kirk drives the ball down the court. Lt: Scot Meier keeps an eye on his man. 3 - 5 Girls Basketball Sheri Brooks Renita Whitecrane -Deana Loomis Rhonda Hansen Mama Scheffler Kathy Kuntz Ronda Woodside Tracy Rutz . . . y V - l , ' V 1 W ' x ll A .L N , Lt: Tracy R1111 leads the line as the girls warm up. Rt: Cindy Burghardt waits for the rebound. fyg N il hi Tl? sv H57 37 Cheerleaders The school purchased new uniforms for the Trojan Cheerleaders this year. The cheerleaders were chosen by a committee after tryouts. Lt. to rt: Gina Schefiler, Shelly Dobrinski, jona Rice, and Ronda Woodside . The Trojans put forth some fine effort this year in basketball, They appreciated the spirit of the fans and the support of attendance at the games . Alternate Cheerleaders: Lori Giger and Cathy Boeclcman D W 1, K . . gf. 4 , ,. J ' A up-x ' - .9 1 . F'-1 ' Q'- 'N N W E? . A,.- .'l - 'A' O gf EX Wgfjiw 152 Qx:'fx: ,J x iw ' NAS The World Turns Yes, the world turns, and as it turns days collect - into weeksg weeks become monthsg months finally S f. amass to make a complete school year. The year was filled with ordinary days and special days. 4 r . 'fffif-it B Q. PN, l L r l MJ, 1, .P- -an 73 1 Some highlights of the year were the field trips to Oklahoma City. The younger students visited the Omniplex and the older students saw the film, ' 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn. At the 'Thanksgiving celebration, students participated in the junior olympics which had events like find- ing and putting on shoes, limbo, and following directions. After the olympics, students and par- ents were entertained by the music classes, and then they sat at tables decorated by the home economic classes to enjoy a Thanksgiving feast. Another highlight was the Christmas play, Mr. McDoogle's Music Store. ' ' All in all, our world was very busy as it turned. Lorraine Mach and Swann's Rexall Pharmacy Gifts 8a Cosmetics, Sponsors y 1 ul' I' r u . ,V , '- 'T n ng C 4151, i 1 ,,.-rf 5 w ,W ,- 1 sv .,gg'ef4Q1. A, . 2. i l. gt- ....,.1, :. 5. 5' I1 f' r ' ' , . . 1 . ,, 1 11 , l vf W .. l 'isp N q if x, - ' Q '. 2 i .iii .- , -Ld. INK,-Av 'NUG- 568- its by A-uf' lwzakt' ' ' I wi 'lf MH'- - J-J? -'- ' 1 1 Lui M1114 Q .-' mg' 7' ' - m ga-51 -'K'-'V 'a-'ll' ' . .W 1- buf: - ... .U ' -4-ev 51.-'f'.ti1if,li1,'? '.: 11 ' . , - ' : .E'41 -41 ffil V ' ' ' '2'3'57i7'.'i - :J -.. 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Of course, they also participated in sports and learning experiences in every subject area . Tincy's Fashion Center OTASCO, Sponsors 523, , , ol' 1 W5 iff' nz' , K ml' 1 4 t, U ,bg .IM A. 35:21 fi m . fi- Q' 1,15 vgltgij ' Q 1 'V E'. I A I S 1 R A U 1 v x f N w CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING CLASS And Remember Wherever Destiny Takes You SGB'S Sinee-D-Posit Bank I? iVIaiI System Wi I Be Available To ou With f Free Postage Both Ways 'kFree Green Stamps With Each Deposit S64 U5 GMA KJNCII HANK Phone Okeene 822 4466 State W1de Toll Free N mber 800 522 3771 fd tffeb 777 fx' A self ' Rl 7-ig I Q- ...Q- ! f , ' im a., Q XXXXX A i Ziff? ii D f X fa E fig., ME A .D. 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