Hugo High School - Buffalo Trails Yearbook (Hugo, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1968 volume:

1968 Buffalo Trails Hugo High School Hugo, Oklahoma Volume XV Foreword To seek knowledge is to achieve honor ... ” Opportunities for success are numerous, but only through ed- ucation can we gain the knowledge necessary to meet the chal- lenges of the future. It is the obligation of each individual stu- dent to take advantageof theseopportunities to achieve his honor- able place in the world of today. The 1968 BUFFALO TRAILS is dedicated to these students who will have the courage to meet this challenge. Sara Shull Editor Contents Alma Mater Administration Faculty Classes Organizations Favorites A thletics Activities Alma R at Ulc leaUf tho c hall-5 far behind us Anb thtftgh tomtit J far amau jj illo 11 a mu he truo (Tn tho smrft Uu' kite In 3ln inilKuijii Sttgh ,$rhiuil bans, iff tCiiefift, Cmtrage, anb Ult-sbrnn W n' gaineb through all the uear«s An it bu (5nb -5 gnnb grace UK' Utill -5mm take nur place (treasuring memories through -smiles anb tears. ADMINISTRATION MR. ARMSTRONG Superintendent MISS AWBRY Secretary High School days are days of golden op- portunity: opportunity to acquire knowledge that will lead to greater accomplishments: op- portunity to develop ethical character that will create habits of responsible conduct and de- pendability for performance of duty. High School days are stepping stones to higher edu- cation and to responsible citizenship. Under the auspices of formal education, the search for knowledge can maintain one standard--excellence. To achieve such a standard, faculty members and students must encourage an atmosphere conducive to learn- ing. Improvement of new skills is the natural result of this type of environment. The mounting complexities of this modern society offer great challenges. These are met through individual study, close contact with faculty members, and classroom experiences. May these be your goals in Hugo High School for 1968. MR. PARKER Principal MRS. BRA UDRICK Secretary DR. WHITE President MR. BAGGETT Vice-President Board of Education MISS AWBRY Clerk MR. HIGGINBOTHAM Member MR. CUMMINS Member MRS. RAINEY Member FACULTY MRS. BRADY Home Economics Moulders of MR. EDWARDS Science MRS. ADAMS Math MRS. FELLOWS Vocal Music Latin French Mrs. Webb and Mr. Parker working out problems in scheduling. MR. RAINS History Coach MR. GABBARD Instrumental Music Character MR. KELLY Diversified Occupations MRS. LANDRETH Commerce MRS. HARRIS English MR. HILL Mechanical Drawing Vocational Carpentry MRS. HILL Counselor MISS JOHNSON History Mrs. Hill helps Juniors with enrollment. MR. MARSHALL Vocational Agriculture MR. PARKER History MR. MASSENGALE Vocational Agriculture MR. PETTY English Speech MR. MOORE. Math Drivers Education MR. REDMAN Science MRS. MYERS Spanish English MR. SHOEMAKE Drivers Education MRS. TERRELL Home Economics MRS. SPEAR English MR. UPCHURCH Math Physics MR. STEWART Instrumental Music MRS. VANDERGRIFF Home Economics MISS STULL Library MRS. WEBB Developmental Reading MRS. TAYLOR Developmental Reading High School Vocational Building Special Education Gymnasium Stadium TOMMIE HILBURN, BRENDA SHULL, JILL PAYNE, RONALD POPCHOKE, TED DOANE, WALT LEONARD Office Assistants MARTHA MOORE, AILEEN CANNON, GUY NEWMAN, ROBIN FORD, GARY REDWINE Office Assistants MRS. GLENN MRS. PRATT Administrative Assistants MRS. PRATER MRS. BOOTH MR. McDOWELL Teacher's Aid Health Nurse Traffic Director MR. ASKEW, MR. WILKINS MR. DELLINGER, MR. HILBURN MR. JONES, MR. COFFMAN Bus Drivers Bus Drivers Bus Drivers Cinderella’s coach wouldn't be complete without Janie and David. We, the Seniors of 1968, re- turned with a feeling of importance and accomplishment, large in spirit and enthusiasm, and with a desire to gain an education. This has been an unforgettable year for all of us. In our hearts is a special place filled with mem- ories that can never be equalled nor lost: pep assemblies, ball games, the Halloween Carnival, classroom activities, and other school events. Though the chain that binds us together here is cut, the eternal bond of friendship can never be broken. ROBERT ABERNATHY D'QUITA ADKINS MICKEY ALLEN PAT ALLEN LYNN BEADELL JOHN BEESLEY CAROL BOLING DOUGLAS BOOTH UNDA BOSTIC CLARA BRAY Spirit . . . Enthusiasm JAMES BREWER ROSIE BURRIS SHIRLEY BROWN JOY BUSH SUSAN BUCHANAN ANNIE BUTLER Senior Class JAMIE COBB GLENDA FARRELL TED DOANE KEITH FAULKNER bAKbARA EAK1N PAUL FLEEKS TED EUDY ROGER FUGETT PHYLLIS FAIRCLOTH ROBBY GEORGE KATHY CALDWELL A1LEEN CANNON PAT CAZZELL ROY CHITWOOD JUANITA CHUMLEY RICKY CLARK Happiness is Democracy class!!! VERNA GIBSON ELAINE GOODWIN MIKE HARDY WANDA HARPER JAMES HARRIS FREDDIE HENLEY of 1968 O'DELL HENRY GLENDA INGE CHARLES HIGGINS OTIS JACKSON LOYD H1LBURN CAROL KELLY RICKY HILL DARLA KNIGHT ANNA HUFF KATHY LANGLEY CAROLE MILICAN BRAD MOORE BEN BOB MILLS MARTHA MOORE Glenda and Freddie strive to improve reading skills. Forward Ever BYRON MILLS RICKY MIZE DARRELL MOFFITT MARGIE MOREHEAD BARNEY McCORKLE GWEN McFADDEN WALT LEONARD WADE LESTER FRANCIS LICK DONALD LINN ROD L1NZMAN JOYCE LITTLEJOHN Civil Defense class helps prepare Seniors for the future. BECKY PAYNE EMMA POWELL CATHY PENCE JOHN PETTYJOHN JEFF PULLEN ROX1E RANKIN Backward Never ADA RAY TOMMY ROGERS DORA REYNOLDS DAVID SASSER JIMMY RIDGE SARA SHULL MELARD ROBINS JANIE RODRIQUEZ BARRY SIMMONS JANE SIMMONS TWONETTE SIMPSON JER1 SINCLAIR ROD THOMAS The Senior class of 68 Is the class that's really great! Seniors, Seniors can't be beat For we refuse to take defeat! JUNIORS GARY REDW1NE President RONALD POPCHOKE Vice-President CARLA ASKEW Secretary MARY JANE JEFFREY Reporter As the Juniors of 1968 we join the ranks of upperclassmen, determined to make our place in the history of Hugo High School. We look back on three years of study and achievement and forward to another. Everyone gains from experience and academically this is most evident. This class has pro- gressed from the Freshman year and will continue through the Senior year as well as life. Sherre and Gary represent the Juniors in another victory. Janice Abney Linda Akins Charlie Akins Gordon Allen Barbara Amend Tom Arledge Jack Barnes Dudley Barnes Arthur Baum Gary Baze Jimmy Beadle Billy Billings Johnna Bills Ronnie Bishop Sherry Box Loise Butler Mark Cannon Earnest Carlile Charles Cayton Pat Churchill Juniors enroll for their third year. Jonathan Clark Rayford Clark Benny Cline Carolyn Cole Joe Collvins Mike Compton Terrell Davidson Carolyn Davis Joyce Dodson Buddy Doutlni Jim Ellis Alicia Endicott Charla Foley David Forbus Robin Ford Sherre Fountain Linda Gatlin Harvey Gibson Peggy Helton Ronnie Henderson Wanda Hendrix Kem Highfill David Horne Deborah Houchens 4SL We Strive © 0 Gerry Kelly Larry Lee Lynda Lentz Paul Lewis Wilma Logan Stanley Mathis Mike May Mary Meggs Judy Meredith Fred Moore Troy Morris Phyllis McCloure Ernest McCorkle Shannon McRee Guy Newman Edna Oakes Jack Payne Mike Payne Gem Percival Barbara Pharis Autry Phillips Patricia Pool Rodger Price Margaret Rawls to Win! krfc A Teresa Sanders Randy Short Gary Simmons Keith Simpson Jimmy Smith Kathy Smith William Smith Virginia Springs Cindy Stamper Arnold Taylor Elizabeth Taylor William Taylor Ronnie Teague Janet Wells Craig Weston Gretta Wheelus Kathy Wheelus Deborah Williams Mike Woods Linda Wren SOPHOMORES GERALD HUTCHINGS President GREG NASH Vice-President We, the Sophomore class, are well established in Hugo High School. We work to achieve our goals. The ex- amples we set are those worthy of the standards handed to us. Our class can now look to the future when we will be upperclassmen and leaders in our school. Cathy and Gerald were all smiles at the Halloween Carnival. Letha Abernathy Donna Adkins Larry Anderson Marty Baldwin Wid Barnes Deborah Battiest Paul Billings Danny Billingsley Larry Bills Barbara Bloodworth Hope Bodine Shirley Bookout Richard Booth Shirley Bostic Sherry Box Sharon Bradshaw Glenda Brundidge Ben Butler The spooks were out to help the Sophomores. Diann Burton Cathy Campbell Ola Cannon Pat Chamberlain Christie Cherry Linda Clark Linna Clark Margaret Clark Annie P. Coleman Thelma Coleman Jamie Collum Johnnie Cook Bob Cowley Phil Crane Jan Dancer Ellen Davidson Joe Deavours Jerry Downum Linda Drinkard Vicky Efaw Jerry Eudy Eyvone Faircloth Marsha Fluellen Norris Fluellen That Important Mike Forbus Danny Fotthman Ronald Frost Jan Fugett Leonard Gentry Hazel Gibson Larry Glenn Charles Gregg Patsy Gustin Susan Ham ill Ronald Henson Vickie Herd Second Year Oma May Hider Ona Fay Hider Laurie Hobbs Donald Honeycutt David Howard Deborah Howard Claudester Jackson Gary Jones Edwinna Kelleam Stanley Ketchum Sheryll Key Virginia Kile Patricia King James Knight Bob Lee Jimmie Lemons Jodie Lemmons Carolyn Lindamood Judith Lindsay Dennis Linn Tim Loftin Mary Jo Logan Linda Mashburn Hattie Matlock Laura Meggs Deborah Micco Brenda Napier Greg Nash Gloria Nolen Bernard Partin Susie Payne Louis Pearl Marilyn Pearl DeWayne Pence Nancy Pierce Brenda Prock Charles Raney Susan Rawls Linda Ray Janice Richardson Glenda Robertson Aurelia Robins Sherry Robinson Harold Roderick Luann Sewell Donna Shockley Ruth Sinclair Connie Slaton Michael Smith William Speed Carolyn Starlin David Stockton Eugene Stockton Kenneth Tranthain Alan Upchurch Jimmy Wallace Dale Weatherford Gary Wheeler Barbara White Don White Janie Wilkins Michael Wilkins Donald Williams Harold Williams Linda Williams Wylane Williams Rebecca Wilson Diane Wood Mary Woods Sophs, add the finishing touch. CHRIS PAYNE President KENNETH GENTRY Vice-President LINDA WINSLETT Secretary Chris and Ellen at the Freshmen's first Halloween Carnival. It is the duty of each Freshman class to follow the image set by the upperclassmen. We have worked hard to maintain this image. Each mem- ber has contributed his share of loyalty, leadership, and citizenship. Freshmen show enthusiasm in decorating their throne. Dianne Baze Chuck Beard Freshmen enroll for the beginning of high school. Nancy Burton Crentha Butler . Av Elroy Bills Danny Bloodworth Cecil Bray Mary Brown Ricky Anderson Dorothy Anglen Bruce Arledge Sherri Armstrong Phillip Baer Samuel Baggs Barbara Bateman Larry Battiest Donald Adkins Danny Akerman Kenneth Akins Charleyene Anderson Linda Butler Candace Cannon Danny Capers Patricia Carlile Billy Carter Ricky Clancy Louis Clark Nora Clark David Coffey Annie M. Coleman Letha Collum Carolyn Comfort Linda Comfort Martha Cowley Mary Crowder Dale Curtis Jerry Delozier Deon Douglas Matt Dunham Sandra Eakin Gail Easley Kenny Ellis Karl Eudy Clifford Evans Alvin Fleeks Phyllis Fort Turner Frison Seldra Gallagher Deborah Gill Ronny Grant Brenda Harper Ellen Harris Gwendolyn Harris Lynn Harris Kenneth Harris Karen Hendrix James Hicks Richard Higginbotham Linda Higgins Dora Hinsley Betsy Hixson Carlos Holley Gary Honeycutt Raymond Jackson Robert Johnson Ira Jones Arthur King Debra Knight Deborah LaCroix Judy Lampton Donald Leslie Arthur Lindamood Joyce Lmdainood Jove Lindamood Shirley Lindamood Reed Marshall Janice Mathis Betty Matlock Bobbie Matlock Susan Moore Sandra Moorehead Reatha Morgan Bobbie Murray Jerry McClain Patricia McDaniel Bruce McKee Sarah Nelson Jimmy Nesbit Bob Newman Frank Norris Patsy Payne Pat Payne Ernest Pearl Larry Pearl Geneva Phillips Margie Phillips James Porter Mona Rains James Rich Donna Rhinehart Donald Ritchie Joe Robinson Judy Roden Bobbie Rosson Aubrey Sitton Edgar Smith William Smith Stan Stamper Lee Stepp Angela Stuckey Linda Taylor Lackaquawana Teague Hansel Thompson Ray Thompson Glenda Thorpe Susan Trammel Jerry Trotter Gloria Walker Ruth Wallace Acquanetta Ward Frank Warren Vernon Webster Melba Wells Richard Westfield Bobby Whaley Johnny Wood Mary Woods Patricia Woods The Freshmen start enrolling for their first big year. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS PRESIDENTS National Honor Society Jamie Cobb Student Council Jamie Cobb National Thespian Society Freddie Henley Latin Club Jerry Eudy Spanish Club Virginia Kile French Club Roxie Rankin Glee Club Librarians Keith Faulkner Pep Club Darla Knight Band Jamie Cobb Future Teachers of America Jane Jeffrey Trades and Industries John Pettyjohn Future Farmers of America Milton Rickman Future Homemakers of America Math Club Darla Knight Broadcaster Gwen McFadden Science Club Ted Eudy Latin Club i J 01BBTH National Thespian Society Glee Club Librarians Pep Club Cheerleaders Kathy Smith, Sara Shull, Carla Askew Charla Foley, Mary Jane Jeffrey, Sherre Fountain, Debbie Battiest Band Drum Major Majorettes Aileen Cannon Pat Allen, Brenda Napier, Gretta Wheelus, and Ellen Harris Future Teachers of America Trades and Industries Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America 1968 Broadcaster Staff EDITOR Gwen McFadden SPONSOR Mrs. Landreth STAFF Assistant Editor Teressa Sanders Sports Editor Gerry Kelly Business Manager Jim Ellis Asst. Business Manager Keith Simpson Feature Writer Carol Kelly Typist Ana Hicks Artist Glenda Farrell General Reporters Dudley Barnes, Lynn Beadel, Carolyn Cole, Alicia Endicoti Ted Eudy, Peggy Helton, Martha Moore, Debbie Thompson Class Reporters Sara Shull, Mary Jane Jeffrey, Debbie Thompson, Tommie Hilburn Publisher Acme Printing Company FAVORITES PAT CAZZELL BARNEY McCORKLE JANE JEFFREY RONALD POPCHOKE Seniors Juniors Class Favorites JAN FUGETT STANLEY KETCHUM Sophmores LINDA WINSLETT WAYNE SIMS Freshmen Halloween Queen Candidates JANIE RODRIQUEZ Senior CATHY CAMPBELL Sophomore ELLEN HARRIS Freshman Pat Allen AILEEN CANNON DAVID SASSER All-School Favorites CHARLA FOLEY BRAD MOORE King and Queen of Hearts n n e r s CAROLYN COLE FFA ROXIE RANKIN FFA Honors GIRLS STATE Sara Shull Shirley Brown Carol Kelly Ada Ray BOYS STATE Jamie Cobb Walt Leonard Jeff Pullen ALL-DISTRICT BAND SEASON'S RECORD HUGO OPPONENT 0 Wewoka 16 20 Antlers 8 14 Atoka • 8 37 Cooper 6 16 Durant 39 19 Madill 20 0 Seminole 13 12 Idabel 20 0 Broken Bow 26 18 Holdenville 21 COACH BAINS • District and Conference Games • District 5-A Games • • Kiamichi Conference Games All-District and All-Conference MIKE HARDY Fullback CURTIS STARLIN Wingback COACH OVERTON SEASON’S RECORD HUGO OPPO 44 Honey Grove 34 48 Ardmore 55 30 Durant 27 51 Sulphur 53 35 Bonham 40 53 Idabel 37 50 Broken Bow 31 48 Paris 56 49 Ada 59 49 McAl ester 56 31 Clinton 46 58 Idabel 35 44 Ada 50 52 Antlers 45 36 Durant 30 49 Durant 45 36 Atoka 53 40 Bonham 60 37 Ada 43 38 Atoka 42 56 Broken Bow 40 48 Valliant 52 District Tournament Track Team Golf Team Freshman Football Freshman Basketball Lyceums and Assemblies The Junior Class Presents “Happy Daze Behind you! Kidnappers! What's this younger generation coming to?? They ve kidnapped her!!! Shoot-a-mile! What's the big word??? Football Homecoming Bonfire Symbolizes Bookmobile travels to HHS GLENDA FARRELL Betty Crocker Homemaker of T omorrow Crew members work on sound effects for Senior Play Sophs in assembly Biology class in pro- gress Shepherd watches over his flock Band raises money for new uniforms Students willing to lend a helping hand High upon the shelf Sponsor Editor Assistant Editor Mr. Upchurch Sara Shull Charla Foley Activities Editor Aileen Cannon Sports Editor Gordon Allen Buffalo Trails Staff of 1968 Business Manager Jamie Cobb Photographer Alan Upchurch Class Editors Hope Bodine Cathy Campbell «