Holdenville High School - Owl Yearbook (Holdenville, OK)

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-,.nuvf ' 3 vw. -WISJI H0 OR E10 it ,z . Paula Sue KennerlyeValedictorian-96.29 Toy LaValley-Salutatorian--95.93 Sara Howell-95.37 lanot Stone- -94.37 Beth Arnold--94.39 Dee Ann Winningharn-94.25 Dorothy Ball-94-12 Mary Dell Pound-93.75 SuZanne Bartlett-93.44 Doris Burkett-93.25 Doris Burkett took the gavel to lead the class through the year with the help of I. T. Smith, vice- president, and Sara Smith, secretary and treasurer. As September l, l9S4 rolled around 56 nervous, but happy students reported to their respective classrooms. Sponsors for the senior class were Mrs. lim Hamilton and Miss Christine Provence. In their spare time these busy students served banquets, sponsored bake sales, rummage sales and other projects to help finance their Senior trip. Some of the outstanding Senior gridiron players are Fred Snyder and Wayne Martin who were chosen as all-conference. Pat Cotton was selected for all conference basketball. Several senior boys participated on the track team this year. To keep up with the other classes 19 powerful voiced students were active in the A'Cappella choir, By working hard, as a unit 15 seniors were on the annual staff, with Peggy Phillips as editor, and Doris Burkett, associate editor. The seniors were second in the honors of State Honor Society with 8 students on it. Student Council members consisted of 5 senior girls. In helping carry the responsibility of helping Teen Town, the senior class had 3 members on the Teen Town committee, sharing in the decisions for the enjoyment of the students. Royalty took its place on different occasions when Lyn Maddox was chosen football queenp her attendants were Ianice Sanders and Paula Kennerly. Their escorts were Wayne Martin, Pat Cotton and Fred Snyder. Paula Sue Kennerly was chosen as basketball queen and was crowned by Wayne Martin. Candidate for Carnival Queen was Mary Ann Storey and Annual King candidate was Dan Thomas. -7- Fr' .1 -i..a-n-i

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PHYLLIS ADAMS The sun shmes red when 1t shmes upon her head DOROTHY BALL L1Ie ambz txon IS to be a cook BILL BRYAN I w1l1 make a mark In thts world lf someone w1II hand me a penc11 BETH ARNOLD Its mce to be natural when you re naturally mce ll TOM BALL Greater men have Itved but I doubt 1t RONALD BRYSON A true newspapermanl 8 -wi LOIS ASHLEY Very attracttvel Q 9 N9 SU ZAINNE BARTLETT I ant to be a man hater but I havent the heart DORIS BURKETT She s hard to descrmbe but twxce ae hard to equal 5? J 1.5 N I ,W L 11? ' f NN Q . ' ab 9 XY L I tal N ir - - ,, l