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

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BUFFALO TRAILS VOL. 32 HUGO HIGH SCHOOL HUGO,OK. 74743 TABLE OF CONTENTS A LMA MATER AND FIGHT SONG 2 ADMINISTRATION 4 DEDICATION 9 FAVORITES 10 CLASSES SPORTS SO ORGANIZATIONS 66 FIGHT SONG H c'rc loyal to you Hugo High. To your colors ue’re true Hugo High. We'll hack you to stand 4s the best in the land Tor knot you are grand Hugo High So stay m ith that ball Hugo High W c'rc hacking you all Hugo High Our hearts will go ttith you eter; Our bonds he broken neter. Ho lote you best Hugo High!!! Tight Tight!! One of the most important undertakings by the student hod} of Hugo High School each year, may, at first glance, seem to he somewhat frivolous and of secondary importance. I hat undertak- ing is the process of publishing the school annual, Buffalo Trails'9. The importance of this project howe er, is magnified with each passing year, and eventually your old school becomes the means by which you are transported hack in time to reli e. momentarily, a period in your life that grows more meaningful and precious as times goes by. At that point, this copy of Buffalo Trails99 will change from a jumbled col- lection of captioned photographs to a memory pnnoking slice of your exper- iences. that you will find impossible to Phil Kinatobe Superintendent thumb through, without some measures of emotion. ) ou w ill he amazed at how different y ou are and how different your life has be- come. Things that seemed to be of yital importance while you were in high school, will hate become trivial and meaningless. Things that you did not gi e a second thought to while in high school hate now become the iery stuff around which your life revolves. I hope that you will ha e retained many of the old friendships and relationships that sustained you during high school. I also hope that you have maintained close ties with Hugo and with those of us who remain here at Hugo High School after you have gone. You are no less important to us because you hate graduated. Congratulations to the annual staff for a job well done and to the outstanding sen- ior class of 19H5. Staff Pat Braudick Secretary Ruth Clenn Secretary Margaret W ebb Delores Canant Federal Programs Secretary Alt ha Alder School Surse Picture Sot Available: H inf red ( a nan t Director of Serf ices Board Of Education Dr. F.E. W hite Vice-President Kay Hughes President Stan Ketehum Clerk Don Short William Marshall Self respect cun not he hunted. It cannot he purchased. It is never for sale.. It annes to us when we are alone, in quiet moments. in quiet places, when we suddenly realize that, knowing the good, we ha e done it; knowing the beautiful, we ha e served it; knowing the truth, we ha c spoken it. It ain't the gift a feller gits. It ain't the shape ner size t hat sets the heart to heatin; An puts sunshine in yer eyes. It ain't the alue of the thing, er how its wrapped ner tied; It's something else aside from this I hat makes you glad inside. It's know in' that it represents •t love both deep an’ true That someone carries in his heart An' wants to slip to you. It’s know in' that someone lotes you An' tells you in this way- Just sorta act in' out th' things They really long to say. So. taint th' gift a feller gits. Ner how it's wrapped ner tied. It's know in' that there's folks like ) ou. I hat makes you glad inside. Mr. Jimmy Holmes Principal o psychology of handling people really works unless we are genuinely and truly interested in other people. All else is mere trickery and will sooner or later fail. Secretary: Becky Hutchings Secretary: Shirley Cody Attendance Clerk: Billie Jo Searles Janitors: Bight: Clyde knight and kenny Daniels Below: Michael Plummer 6 Faculty Abernathy, Joanne Antnine, Jimmy Vocal Music Vo-Ag Bloodnorth. Martha Counselor Broyles, Dana Business Math Typing (ope land, I. in da Fnglish III Dillard. Clara Home economics Dry. James Edwards. Henry Social Studies Biology Dr. Ed. tennis Coach Field. Mary Spanish Frost. Thomas Fry, Carolyn Social Studies English IV Frosh. BB Coach Frosh. FB C oach Cray. Rhonda Typing Business Hebert. Brenda Math ( omputer Henson. Sara Math Hill. Raymond Band Hilly ard. Don Social Studies Basketball Coach Holmes. Joy ce English I Fa ley. On i lie Art Yearbook- advisor McKern. Laurie Fnglish I Moore. Johnn i Math ichols. Ted English Ratty, John Science Payne. Sara Reading Tab Plunkett. Tom Speech Asst. FB Coach 7 FACULTY Redman. Bill ( hemistry Asst. Principal Rickman. Bn ant I (national Agriculture Robertson. Denise Special Education Rosa. Mark Health. Phys. Ed.. Ero. Girls BB Coach. Boys Track C oach. Asst. Er. FB Coach Shu feldt. a kola Johnson O’Malley Smith. Gary Social Studies Drs. Ed. Head EB C oach Smith. Peggy English II Stipp. Susan Waldron. Eddie Walker. Deanie W elch, Nancy Wyly. Kaye Counselor Drs. 1 (1. Baseball Coach Special Education Social Studies Librarian )oung. Ray Dean Social Studies Girls BB Coach NOT PICTl RED Brannon. Tommie Physics General Science Garrison, Robert Drafting Carpentry MRS. LOIS BRADY RETIRES After thirty-eight years of teaching in Oklahoma Schools Mrs. Lois Brady retired at the end of the 19H3-H4 school year. The students at Hugo High would like to extend their sincere gratitude and appreciation for her warmness and understand- ing. C oming to Hugo High in 1952 Mrs. Brady had taught seven years at other schools in the state. She has demoted an amazing M y ears to Hugo High School Students where she has served conscientiously as a dedicated Vocational Home Economics teacher and EH A sponsor. Mrs. Brady received her Bach tors degree in 1945 from Southeastern, in 1951 her Vocational Home Ec. Certificate from OA '.. and her Masters degree in 1956 from Texs W omens I diversity at Denton. Texas. Mrs. Brady is missed here at Hugo High, hut we wish her the best and know that she is enjoying working on her ranch and home in Moyers. Oklahoma. Mrs. Brady is an active member of the l)AR and is working on her family history. 8 Mr. Morris J. Upchurch Congratulations to the Annual Staff and the Student C ouncil for making this annual possible under the careful guid- ance and patience of Morris I pchurch. who pioneered and developed the Huf- falo Trails.” This was the statement written by principal Simon Parker when the first issue of Huffalo Trails” was published in 1954. Mr. Upchurch the sponsor of the first Huffalo Trails”, worked with the 1954 Student Council to revive the HHS yearbook which had existed duriing the 50’s, hut had been suspended with the coming of World War II. The yearbook of the AO’s, The Huf falo” contained fewer pages than our traditional 96 and was paperbacked. Mr. Morris I pchurch, one of the finest teachers ever to teach in the Hugo school system, said after 42 years of service to HIIS it was time to clean out his desk, gather up some old memories and say Goodbye” to Hugo High School Among those memories, he said, are the early days” when no class periods were allotted for work on the yearbook, which meant many outside assignments for staff members. Planning hy the edi- tor and sponsor took up many after school hours and when working toward meeting a deadline the staff would often meet around several card tables at the sponsor’s home Mr. I pchurch said that in 1954, as seems to he the case today, the candids were always the favorite part of the annual. The auto-graph pages, too, became a treasured portion of the book as students were able to make their statements to fellow students a permanent part of the annual. W hen asked what highlights stood out in his mind during his years as the year hook sponsor, Mr. I pchurch stated that 195H was a special year because HHS included in the yearbook their own, original Alma Mater. The words were conceived by .Martha Dale Eddie man. Berry Ti reha ugh. Judy Ford, Gail Cum- mings. Jannie Houser. Jo Gail Mobley, Sina Carr, Marie Cowley, and Uela have Tuna, all members of the class of 1957. The words were set to music the following year by Hoh Grant, a I95S graduate of IIHS, and the words and music were then copyrighted. Mr. I pchurch is merit ted for sponsor- ing 17 fine editions of Buffalo I rails hut will also he well remembered for his vears of outstanding instruction of math and science and as a sponsor for the Student ( ouncil,. couch for the 9th grade football team. High School Principal and for establishing Hugo High School’s excellent computer curriculum. Thank you Mr. I pchurch! I9H5 Buffalo Trails Staff 9 SENIOR CLASS FA YORITFS Karen llufnagel and John Paul Jota JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Tambra Morchead and Kenny Russell SOPHOMORE CLASS FA YORITFS Nikki Lonrimore and Ijtrry Rudrot FRESHMEN CLASS FA YORITFS Jami Cody and Mike Morris MOST TALENTED Bill) Colbert and Stacie Higginbotham MOST SPIRITU) 41a Mashburn and athan Shannon RUNNERS-UP MOST TALENTED Linda Browa and Scott Painter Rl V M RS-1 P MOST SPIRITED l.aRinda Moore and Pern Rowen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Hufnagel and Patrick Proek KING AND QUEEN OF HEARTS lambra More head and Bryan Copeland MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED RUNNERS-UP Ate Mashburn and Yince llotchkins KING AND QUEEN OE HEARTS RUNNERS-UP Linda Bronn and Robert Graham 12 BEST LOOKING Debbie Self and Jim White MOST HI MOROUS Jerri Reynolds and Perry Rossen BEST LOOKING RUNNERS-1 P Jennifer Holland and Bryan Copeland MOST HUMOROUS RUNNERS-UP IjtRinda Moore and John Paul Jota 13 ALL SCHOOL FAVORITES Karen llufnagel and John Paul Jota HFST DRESSED Jcnn Holland and Patrick Prock 14 ALL SCHOOL FAVORITES RUNNERS-UP Jerri Reynolds and Jim White RES I DR I vs l-D Rl NSERS-l P Kim Fry and Jim Wyatt FRESHMEN JAMES TUCKER - Reporter JAM I CODY - President STACY KROLL - Secretarv Treas. LESLIE PROCK - Vice President (huvs. Dan kins. lummy Xllcn. Monica Xnderson. Christi Xutry. Hrendu Hu Id in. Tonya Hates. Dana Hates. Jimmy Heach. him Heal. i ian Hell. Oleta Heck. Monty Heshirs. Harbera Bigger lam lilack wood. Jeff Hooth. Duane Houdreau. Tina Bronn. l a Shea Hronn. Otis Hro n. Sha na Hurgess. lirandi Burgess. Kelli Hurnes. Mary Harris, Melissa Campbell. Becky Cannady. Kendra Carlile. Timmy Cay ton. Sherri ( hastain. Aimee ( buculate. Jamie ( hurch ell. Jimmy Church ell. W i Ilium ( lark. Hilly ( lark. Darrell (lark. Handy Cody. Jami Cole. Victoria Coley, Kelly Conley. Jeanne ( ommens. Xllene Dameron. Angela Darity. Da id Dohrinski, Jeff Eighmy, Piper Fletcher. Kerri Forhus, W end Fort. Tracy Frazier. Da id 16 Gallagher. Smith Calyon. Scotty Gibson. Terry Graham. Sean Green. Ramona Hampton. Tim Hare. Charles Harmon. Gaby Harper. Sherri Harris. Chad Harrison. Jeff Heady. Julie Herndon. Tommy Higgins. Walter Hunter. Bert Huffman. Rosanna Hurl hurt. Candy Jackson. Douglas Jackson. Shane Jett. Jamie Johnson. Chris Johnson, icki Kelley. Kenneth Kibby. Jessica Kroll. Stacey Kyles. Michelle Lee. Stacee Lee. Valerie Lester. Tammy Lick. Bobby Logan. Alice Lyles. Kristi Malone. Scott Marcum. Jim Max ell. Mike Mays. Erika McClain. Tonya McCloure. Brian McDaniel. Jessee McCallShannon McGary. Justin McLemore. Randy McQuietor, La Shay Meeks. Laura Merida. Todd Meth in, Ednard Mickel. Angie Mi burn. Jana 17 Morgan, Brad Morris, Michael Muntz, W es elson, orman Oaks, Michael Owen, Cary Parish, Victor Pitt, Darren Pence, Toni Prater, Jeannie Priddy, Mark Prock, Leslie Price, Da id Racanelli, Melissa Rainey, Pam Reese, Stacey Rice, Tammy Robinson, Armet ha Robinson, Todd Roebuck, Jim Toden, Sha w n Rosenthal, J.J. Rosson, Tina Rucker, DeSha w n Russell, Lisa Samuels, X andell Scott, W ade Shanklin, Derrick Shan hart, Roy Shelton, Michelle Sherfield, Curtis Short, Amy Skanes, Terrance Smith, Roy ce Springs, Randa Stonum. Kristi Strickland. Robert Snitzer, Jay Michael Trent. Tammy Tucker, James Watson, Ellen W ea t her ford. K risti W eekly, Chris Weisenberger, Vicki W hite, Jill Whitworth, Stella W ilhelm. Steve Wilkins. Michelle 18 W 7Ilium son. Kelly Wilkins. Tobert Willaims. Jason Wilson. Mac hell Wilson. Scott Winship. Duane Vi isener. Shalia W ood, Julia W ood. Sandy Wood lee. Cary Wyrick. John Yaiel, Robbi 19 Alien, ick Atkins. James Ash lock, Audrey Barger, Donna Hates, Christi Blakely, Tammie Bogle, James Bo h en. Sabrina Braudrick, deni Bray, Rain Bronn. Jeanne Bronn, John Bronn. Tonya ( a Id n el I. Bat Ca Id Hell, Scott Callaway, l.isa Carswell. Marti Cate, Shann Cay ton, Terry ( hambless, Scott ( happell, kobi Clash. Jamesetta Clifton. Robert Collins. Shelly Cotington. Shane Cook. Shelly Cox. Tereasa Curtis. Terry Datidson. Mike Datis. Sammy Don ns, Kelli Duncan. Shann Fdnards, H illiam Fighmy, Trie Ellis, Clay Einke, Sandra Eortson. Brent Francis, Joyce Frazier. Darren Frazier. Franz el I Freeman, dreg Frierson. Alisia dardner, Teresa dilmore. Richard dloter. Brad draham. Dartey drant, I lysses dreen, Micheal 22 Greennalt. Sandra Gregory, Matt Griffith, Melissa Hadley, franklin Hall, Curtis Harbor, Charles Haney, Mike Heddieston, Monica Hicks, Tina Higgenbothan, Sean Houser, fanny Hurlburt. Timothy Inin. Mike Jackson, Eddie Jenkins. Julie Johnson, him Johnson. Mike Jones, Shane Jordan. Suzanne hizer. Shane hoonce. Nikki Lee, Jerry Lehman, Leeann Lenis, Stephen Lick, Donna Lonrimore. Nikki McGuire. Kelley McIntyre. Mark McQuaiter. Andrea McQuaiter, Sonya McQuistion, Ricky Maddux. Mike Magby, Melon ie Martinez. Sonia Mash burn. Christy Medford. Darlene Mendoza, Chiara Miller. Charles Milton. Marion Mitchell. Guy Mitchell, Victoria Mo ffit. Dann Moffit. Shann Moorehead. Cindy Morris. Regina I Morris. Stephanie Seal, Daniele Newton, Tracy 23 Packard, Cindy Parker, Fddie Patterson, Leslie Payne, Austin Pearl, Rodney Pence, Tami Peddy, Shelia Pharis, Scott Phelps, Debbie Podany, Mike Pounor, Chelle Pride, Becky Pride, Theodore Prillwitz, Debbie Pullium. Glen Raper. Roger Reed, Chris Richardson Flaine Robinson, Victoria Roden, F. telyn Rodriguez, Twyla Roney, Frank Rudroyy, Larry Sellers, Ta ana Selph, Christi Smith, Laura 24 SOT PICTI RED l)a id, Rita Dunlop, Timothy Guthrie, Dean Henderson, Galonda Ho ell, Jimmy Robinson. Lunya Sellers, William Shannon, Tim Spargur. Scott Wickson. Jaquelin Springs, Frankie Stanfield. Ricky Sutherland. Jeff Tabor. Ladonna Thomas, Anita Thornburg. Angela To tty, Michele Turk, John Tyler, Alan Wade. Shelley Wadley, John Wagner. Gina W allace, Shannon WeatheraU, Melonie Wearer. Holly W elch. Josh W est, kelly Westbrook, Misty W hipple, John W hitnorth, Rodney Wilkie, Da id Wilkinson, Richard W illiams. Jodi Woods. Laura Zachery. Kris 25 Hate he lor, Kenneth Benson. Julie Beattie. Laura Boling. Jimmy Bray, Charles Brown. Darryl Broun. Sandy Canant. Doug Carter, Tim Chappell. Katrina (boat. Terry Cody. Richard ( othert. Robert Coleman, Freddie Coley, Kim Cook, Shawn Cosper, Stacie Davidson, Da id Fd wards, Norma Finch. Lyndell Foster. C hris Francis, ilma Frazier. Daisy Gamblin. Cheryl Grant. Michael Griggs Brian Guess. Barbara Harper. Scott Haney, Charlie Hill. Charla Horne. Trina Hotchkins, Shim Huether. Jenny Hufnagel. Diane Hulsey. Cheryl Hyatt, Debbie Jackson, Kim Johnson. Benny Jones, l.amont Mathis. Shawn da McGarry. Mike Meeks. Leon Methuin, Devin Miller. Paul Mize, Cathy Moore. Robin Morehead. Tambra Morton. Mark 28 Mosley. Leslie Murphy, (Henna Oaks, Terry O'Seal. Randy Parish, Phillip Parker, Stacey Peddy. Da id Ponell, Tracy Pride, Angie Poynor. Kerri Rainy, Patricia Rankin, Mike Rape, Mark Richardson. Rate! Roberts. Ricky Robinson, Freddie Rogers. Tony a Russell. Kenny Samuels, Fmanuel Samuels, Tula Scribner, Craig Shannon. Deanna Shufeldt. Da n Smith, Rhonda Smith, William Sneed, Guy Stenart, Gena Still. Kayla Testa, Carol Thompson. Perry Williams. Ton Wisener, Micky Wisener, Shad Wood. Georgia Worthy, Vicky Tucker, Dean Walker, Lance W allace. James W eatherall. Sonia W hite. Lee W hite, Tom SOT PICTURED Biggers. Carl Brown, Lechra Chum ley, Tammy Lemmon. James McGuire. Kathy Morris, Roslin Myers, Michael Parish. Gay Ion Roden. Cindy Rosenthal. Robin Stenart. Wonica Seller, Bobby Van, Mary Weldon. Bryan W eldon, Michael W ickson. Vinca W ilson. Mason W oods. Pam Young. Frankie 29 “If I Were President” If I ere President, If I were President. We'd have some fun, yet get the job done. If I were President. If I nere President, If I Here President, We'd challenge the Seniors to Tug of War, And make them think it was a chore. If I were President. If I were President, If I were President, We’d heat the classes in Powder Puff, Cause the know Juniors, H'f are Tough. If I were President. If I were President, If I were President, The Senior Prom is not here yet. Rut we’ll make one you won't forget. If I were President. The Juniors are the best. The Juniors are the best. If there's a problem that needs to be solved. We're always there to do the job. Make me your President. Norma Edwards BEST FRIENDS Friends are alt avs there So matter the time of day. To help you out the best they can In any certain nay. When you talk to them Somehow they understand. And they’re always willing To lend a helping hand. But of course there’s always one Who 'II stick by you til the end. And you're always proud to tell people. “This is my best friend.’’ We usually hate to dress alike 'Cause it seems the thing to do. And if one gets her hair cut You think you hate to too! Yes she’s the first to know When you’ve had your first kiss, Of course you have to tell her ’Cause she’s just like your sis. And as we get older And start to grow up some. We no longer dress alike ’Cause that seems really dumb. Things start to change And we no longer play with toys. We finally get into high school And start to like the boys. Time flies so quickly Then graduation is here. And as we look hack He remember our high school years. Yes a sad time this is ,4s we go our separate ways. And when we walk down that aisle H e remember the good ol’ days . . All the times we've stuck together All the things we’re done, Times of sorrow, times of joy And times of just plain fun. Life may seem a little rough Many things you won't comprehend. But there’s one person you'll never forget And that is your Best Friend! Jenny llollnnd Seniors JENNY HOLLAND- Secretary Treas. SUSAN YOUNG- Reporter RICK ALLEN- Vice President BUD DA VIS- President This tear the senior class has grotsn closer than he'ie been in the past tears at HHS. H e'te had fun through the tears, norking on the floats during spirit tteek. participating in Sadie Hankins, and many other aetitities ne'te done as a class. This tear ne'te norked tert hard on our float, posters, and essays during spirit neek and it nas nell north it because ne non spirit neek for the first time. Our days are numbered at HHS and as ne look hack ne realize hon fast our high school days nent by. It seems like yesterday ne nere freshmen; trying to find our class and alnays gelling picked on. on ne are seniors and soon ne'll he graduating and go- ing our separate nays. lie. the Senior Class of IW5. nant to leate nith you. the under classmen, this thought: “Take pride in tour school and enjoy tour Hugo High School days; they fly by quickly. MIKE BOUDREAU WILLIAM BOWERS LALONDA BRANTON LINDA BROWN JEROMY CALDWELL CHARLES CARROL DARRYL CASTON KENNETH CODY 35 ALLEN, RICK NHS 3 vrs. OHS-4 yrs. Soc. Dist. Am. IIS- 2 yrs. Who's Who-2 yrs. Dist. oung leadership A Hard Boy s State deal V9C Foot ball-4 yrs ■Ml School Musical Student Musical Student ( ouncil Band-3 rs. Soph a; Jr. ( lass Officer Bonder Puff Coach W eight lifting-A yrs. Track-1 yr. BABCOCK. JEEE K F Vice Pres.-1 yr. Ilf BO Parlamentarian-I Sadie llan kins-J yrs. Jr. Sr. Prom ( omm. C BARBER. REBACCA IIS-2 Yrs. OIIS-4 yrs. W ho’s H ho-2 rs. Band-2 trs. Office ide-2 rs. Ponder Puff- BATES. MARILYN FI I A-1 %r. KF-I Yr. MCA-I yr. Spanish (luh-2 rs. FBI.S-I yr. Prom ( ommitfee Sadie llankins-4 yrs. ( omputer ( luh BUA.be, GINA f OHS-4 yrs. (lass Officer I Band-4 yrs. Drill Team-A y rs. Co-capt-1 yrj Majoriette-I r. Who's W ho-2 yrs. Spanish (luh-2$yrs. Soph Sener Ponder Puff Jr. Prom ( ommitfee BOLING. JAN Band-1 yr. Jr. Class I a o rhe BOONE. Rl Til Basketball-3 x rs. Track-3 yrs. All School Musical III RO-1 yr. BOUDREAU, MIKE Foot ha 11-3 yrs. kiischall-3 yrs. FF -4 i rs. Sentinel-1 yr. Student ( ouncil-2 i rs. KF-I yr. BOWERS. WILLIAM Football-1 i r. K Officer-1 yr. o-tech Xdtisory ( ommitfee- yr. BR ANTON LA LON DA A (I IS-1 yr. ( hurus-2 yrs. Sadie llankins-4 rs. FHA-I yr. BROWN, LINDA Baskethall-4 yrs. ii rv Chorus- yr Ponder Puff-4 yrs. CALDWELL, FF.A-3 rs. MCA-2 yrs. CARROLL, CH Football-4 i rs. MCA-2 yrs. Parlamentar Sadie llankins- Basehall-I yr CASTO N, DARRYL FF.A-3 Yrs. MCA-I yr. Band-1 r. KF-I xr. i CODY. KENNETH ll School Musical ica-2 yrs. COOK. SHEILA Basketball-J yrs. Child l)et.-l yr. COPE LA Ml BRYAN MIS-2 yrs. TT X-4 yrs. Tootball-4 yrs. W eightlifting-4 yrs. Who's Who-2 yrs. III School Musical Soph. Sorter litestock Juding Team-2 yr Sun ey ing Team-2 y rs. Prom Committee Cl STER. JOE II X-4 yrs. President-1 yr, ice-Pres.-I Reporter-1 y Sadie llankins-.l Soph. Sorter Hand-2 DARI I OIIS-2 trs; Mock I rial-1 Sadie Hat kin ( horus-2 trs. Office Xid-I yr. Counselor's Xid- DAMS. BID hoot hull-4 yrs. ll Red Ritcr X a I let hh X-J trs. FREEMAN, JOE TT -l yr. I FRY KIM J Tennis-4 yrs. 1 State Tennis-4 rs. i Semi-finals tr Regional lean is ( hampion-. trs. lajorette-J y rs. } Soph. Sorter Hand-4 yrs. Sue. of l)ist. m.-2 trs. ( heerleader-1 r. Ill-State Tennis Ponder Puff FURR. TINA h'HA-4 trs. MIS-1 tr. OHS-2 trs. Who's Who-1 yr. Hand-2 y rs. library Xid-I yr. IHI -l yr. Broadcaster-1 tr. Prom C ommittee GAL LAST. REBECCA (ounselor's Xid-1 yr. Basketball Manager-1 yr. track Manager-1 yr. GIBSON, JEFF Xo-tech-l tr. Hand-1 yr. V s 7 for v. Soph. Sorter Sadie Hankins-4 yrs. vt J DC SC AS. DAWS Chorus-4 trs. Track-1 yr. Ponder Puff-4 yrs. Broadcaster-1 tr. Student found I-1 tr. FRANCE. DANA OIIS-J yrs. Who's ilbo-2 yrs. Hand-2 rs. Office Iid-T yrs. ( urriculum ( untest Jr. Prom ( ommittee FRENCH DONNA HI X-l tr. Spanish ( luh I HI X-l yr. ( omputer ( luh Ponder Puff-2 trs. BILLY COLBERT JAMES COOK BRYAN COPELAND JOE CUSTER DANA DARITY BUD DA VIS DAWN DUNCAN MANDYFECO DANA FRANCE JOE FREEMAN DONNA FRENCH TINA FURR REBECCA GALLANT JEFF GIBSON S. HIGGINBOTHAM DEBRAH GREEN ROBERT GRAHAM MARK GLENN KAREN HUFNAGEL VINCE HOTCHKINS RICHARD HORNE J. HOLLAND STEVE JACKSON DA VID JACKSON CINDYE HUNTER CHRISTYE HUNTER KIPPY LAKEY JOHN PAUL JOT A RICHARD JOHNSON BRAD JEWELL GLENN. MARK 4 ICA-2 yrs. M( X Officer-2 yn. f f t-J yrs. IT X Dairy Judging-A y rs. IT X lund Judging-3 yrs. Truck-1 y r. Hand-1 yr. Sudic Hunk ins-3 yrs. graham, robe Toolhu 11-4 y rs. Busketbull-4 yrs. Baseball-1 r. Ponder puff Couch-.1 yrs GREEN, DEBRA H THI 4-I yr. ( horus-3 yrs. GETHERHLEE FI t -’ lri football-1 i r. H X-t yr. HIGGINBOTHAM. STACIE Bund-1 i r. Hug Corps-1 yr. I( T-l %r. 4 l( ( horus-£ yrs. Swing Co.-1 r. Distl Ponderpuff-I yr. THI 4 Reporter HOTCHKISS. VINCE OIIS-4 years N IIS-2 y rs. Who's 44 ho-2 yrs. Soc. of Dist. 4m.-.? rs. ll School Musicul Soph Sener Toolhull-4 y rs. Huskethull-4 yrs. I ruck-1 yr. Husehull-2 i rs. i ontcst HOLLAND, JENNIFER OIIS-4 y rs. Junior ( luss Reporter ( heerleuder Who’s W ho-2 yrs. Drill Team Xnnuul Stuff-4 yrs. Copy Cditor _____ Mi-District ( horus-4 yrs. District ( horns ( on test-4 y rs Stute ( Iwrus ( on test-2 yrs. Sning ( ompan -3 y rs. T.C.l . Honor ( hoir-2 y rs. Soc. of Dist. Am.-2 yrs. Broadcaster Stuff-2 yr. Soph. Sener 4II School Musicul Ponderpuff-3 yrs. Spanish (lub-l yr. Jr. Prom ( ommittee HORSE. RICHARD Tennis-4 yrs. 4 ICA-2 yrs. Sudie lluy kins-1 yr. 4 l( 4- yr. RES’ HUFSAGEL, k N S- J yrs. Sec Treus.-I yr. 4mv Pres.-1 yr. OIIS-4 yrs. Who's Who-2 yrs. Soc. Dist. 4m.-.? yrs. m Sneetheurt-2 y rs. kin unis Soph of the r. (HrIs Stute Sning Co.-2 yrs. ll Dist. (horus-3 yrs. Student ( ouncil-3 yrs. Sec I Teus.-I yr. Pres. Annual Stuff-4 yrs. Tditor-in-chief Trosh Class Pres Trash Class Taiorite Broadcaster Staff-3 yrs. ( omputer ( luh-l yr. Xcademic XII X mericun Soph Sener Ponder Puff-3 yrs. Mock Trial-1 yr. Basketball-1 yr. Curriculum Contest Xlg I and II X nurds Spanish I Award HESTER. CHRISTYE I ruck-4 yrs. State-1 yr. HTRO-2 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. HESTER. CIS DYE Truck-4 yrs. Regional ( hump-2 yrs. state-3 yrs. HTRO-2 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. Ponderpuff-I yr. JACKSOS. STEVE foot ha 11-4 yrs. Sog. of Dist. Am. II.S. Students IIS-2 yrs. XII School Musical ( omputer ( lub-2 y rs. W eightlifting-3 y rs. Track-1 yr. l( X-2 yrs. I oothall-2 y rs. TTX-I yr. Band-3 yrs. Dist. 4m. II.S. Students-4 yrs. JOHNSON, RICHARD TT.A-3 yrs. I( T-l yr. M( X I yr. football-1 yr. JOT A. JOHS PACT Basketball-2 yrs. Sanctuary (luh football-1 yr. LAKEY, K1PPY 4 K X-2 rs. A At BERT. DEBBIE MEDFORD.; GINGER tennis-4 rs. Track-4 yrs. Stale-4 xrs. State-4 xrs. Hand-4 xrs. Haskethall-I r. Majorette-2 xrs. Drill Team Drill team-1 yr. Mg 1 and II xxard Who's Who Hroadcaster-4 yrs. ons t ditor- yr. C horus-1 i r. nnual Staff-4 yrs. Sr. t ditor ANGLE), KELL) Science ( luh-4 xrs. OtlS-4 xrs. fll -4 yrs Hand-4 y rs. 1 ice Pres Hi -l yr. Hag C orps-4 rs. 1 pxxard Hound-4 xrs. C apt.- 2 yrs. Who's Who-2 xrs. Who's Who-2 yrs. Soe. of Dist. m.-2 yrs. Office Md-I xr. Student Council-2 xrs. Poxxder Puff 4-11-1 yr. Ciiris State Poxxderpuff Soph. Serxer Soph. Serxer Jr. Prom Committee Sadie llaxxkins MENDOZA. MART) LL -4 xrs. OWE EL, DOWA ( horus-4 rs. III District ( ontcst-t yr. I ruck-1 r. I o-rcch-2 r . PA I. TER, SCOTT Soc, i f Dist. m.-4 i r . Hand-4 yrs. Drum Major-1 y r. OS I Honor Hand Student ouncil foot butt-2 yrs. Hasehall-I r. Tennis-1 yr. Chorus-2 y rs. Suing ( ompany-l yr. stalc ( horus Ml School Musical 1C A-1 r. t.C.L.-l yr. LOG AS. STEVE Haseball-4 rs. football-2 xrs. I FA-2 y rs. I CL-1 ir. M( 4i r. IM. SI Hand-4 xrs. Hag ( orps-4 t rs. Office I id-4 yrs. typing ( urriculum C ontest Sadie Haxxkins-4 xrs. Prom C ommittve fill -l xr. At ASH BI RS. A It M .S-.I yrs. OIIS-4 x rs. Soc. Of Dist C heerleader-4 rs. C apt.-1 x r. Who's II ho-2 xrs Student Council-1 xr. I ice-Pres. Hand-2 yrs. Jazz Hand-1 xr. XII School Musical Lrosh C lass I ice President Soph. Sorter Pondcrpuff-4 x r.s. nnual Staff-2 xrs. C urriculum C ontest lg. I and II xxards Spanish xxard McQVISTiON, PA At EL Lit l-.l in. Office Aid-1 xr. tHI -I xr. Hroadcaster-1 xr. C horus-1 xr. Sadie I lax kins-1 xr. Student C ouncil-1 xr. Secretary-1 xr. I pxxard Hound MELTS. BARROS Drafting-2 xrs. 1C I xr. liesi Drafting Design BMNPV i AIETTSf BARROS Drafting-2 xrs. l( I-I xr. Ilcst Drafting Design-1 AtlAfS. SHERRI C horus-1 xr. track-.I xrs. Basketball-2 xrs. HU- «ir Student Council-1 xr. Sadie I la h kins jT . j Ponder Puff w . L A RIM)A I I I nestock shoxx Ouecn-I 4-11-2 xrs. ( heerlcader-1 yr. Hrondeasier-1 xr. Poxxder Puff-2 xrs.' Sadie Haxxkins-2 xrs. Llli-lxr. jgL C horus-2 yrs. ll District-1 yr. Ml School Usicul MOSLEY. RHONDA Haskelball-2 yrs. ( horus-1 yf. 4 IIOSA-I xr. NELSON, Eoolhull- VICA-2 DEBBIE LAMBERT C. LIND A MOOD KELLY LANGLEY STEVE LOGAN SUSIE MARCUM A VA JO MASH BURN PAM MCQUISTION GINGER MEDFORD MARTY MENDOZA BARRON METTS LA RIND A MOORE RHONDA MOSELEY BELINDA MYERS IVAN NELSON DONNA O’NEAL SCOTT PAINTER MARTY PENSOS GENE PENCE BENJAMIN PARKER KEITH PATTERSON PATRICK PROCK BLAINE POWELL T. PISACHUBBE F. PETERSON CARLA ROBINSON JERRI REYNOLDS SONJA REDWINE ROBERT RAPER MATTHEW SAMUELS PERRY ROSSON TERRI RONEY LELA RODRIQUES Am H.iskethall-4 rs. hoot hit II-1 x r. I rack-1 r. Hund-2 xrs. l( X-l xr. PENCE, GENE N .S-’ xrs. ( om puter ( luh-. Student ( ouncil-. OILS-. xrs. ho Who-2 }ts. Soc. of Dist. m. I IS. Students-. xrs. football-4 xrs. 44eightlifting-4 xrs. 4II School Musical Soph. Svrxer from ( ommiftx PETERSON. ERE I) Eh X I xr. Officer-1 xr. XK I xr. Eh ( ini nation-1 xr. Eh Judging I eum-1 xr. ie llu kins PROCK. PATRICK N S-. xrs. Eres.-I xr. Jr. ( lass i’rcs. Student ( ouncil-2 xrs. Soph, of (he ) ear 'H.? Bo x s State ( IIS-4 xrs. W ho’s Who-2 xrs Sue. of l)ist. Xm.-J rs. Xcademic XII American football—I i rs. W eightlifting-4 xrs. XII School Musical Xlg. I Xxxard Xlg. II Xxxard Xnnual Staff omputcr (tub Soph. Serxer ( utriculum ( on test I’rom ( ommittee Senate Huge RAPER, ROBERT EEX-J xrs. I and Judging- xrs. xr. fix State (onxention-.X xrs. Spanish ( luh-1 xr. Sadie llaxxkins-2 xrs. RED W N E, SOSJA Hand-. x rs. flag ( orps-l xr. Office Xid-2 xrs. Sadie llaxxkins-2 xrs. from ( ommittee EBL.A-I xr. REYNOLDS, JERRI f f X-4 i rs. Soph ( lass Eaxorite l rom ( ommittee f f X Sneet heart ( andidate Office Aid-1 xr. ROBINSON, CARLA Haskethall-2 i rs. ( hot us-I xr. RODRIGLZ, LEI.A Soc. of l)ist. Xm-I xr. Sadie I la xx kins-1 xr. ROSSON. PERRY football-. xrs. MC A Officer-2 xrs. Spanish ( luh-1 xr. Sadie lluxxkins-4 xrs. SA MI ELS, MA TTHEW Hasketball-4 xrs. EE.A-1 xr. SELF. DEBBIE Drill leam-1 y r. Co- ( apt.-1 yr. Basketball-2 yrs. I rack-1 yr. Xnnual Staff-1 y r. ll School Musical II FRO Club-1 if. Soph Sener Bonder Puff-3 yrs. Sadie llankins-3 yrs. SHANNON, NATHAN Football-4 y rs. VI eightlifting-3 y rs. I rack-1 yr. ll School Musical Xnnual Staff SHAWHART, SAMMY II X-4 i rs. MCA Officer-2 yrs. Baseball-3 yrs. Football-1 yr. FIX Judging I cam-2 yrs. SMITH. USA III X-l if. Sadie Hankins-4 y rs. Ponder Puff-1 if. WALLER. BOBBY X l( X-l yr. X 1C X Officer-1 yr. W HITE. JIM loitihall-4 yrs. FFA-3 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. Soph, ( lass Fat or it e X 1C A-1 yr. WHITWORTH, MEL YIN Football-1 if. XIC X-2 yrs. WIL KISSOS. JEEEER V FFA-3 yrs. FF X Sentinel Band-4 yrs. WILLIA MS. JANA track-1 yr. Basketball-2 rs. Ill X-l yr. 4-11-2 yrs. FBI X-l yr. ( horus-l yr. Prom ( ommittee Sadie I lank ins-3 yrs. SMITH. YVETTE FI X-3 yrs. FF X Sweetheart C andidate Buskcthall-2 i f. ( horus-3 yrs. 11 FRO ( iub-l yr. Counselor Xid-l yr. I rack-1 yr. STRINGS, ROBIN II 4 yrs. Band-1 yr. 11 X Sn eel heart ( andidate-2 y rs. I I Sweetheart-1 yr. W ALLACE. BROOK I oof ha II-4 rs. FI X-4 yrs. X ice-Pres.-1 yr. Treasurer-1 yr. Sadie llankins-3 yrs. Band-1 yr. Soph. Sener WALLACE. PADDY loot ball-2 i rs. Baseball-1 yr. C horus-2 yrs. Mock I rial-2 yrs. Senate Page XII School Musical K. SATTERFIELD DEBBIE SELF NATHAN SHANNON SAMMY SHA WHART LISA SMITH YVETTE SMITH TAMMY TEDDER ROBIN SPRINGS EVA VANDEVER BROOK WALLACE PATRICK WALLACE BOBBY WALLER JIM WHITE M. WHITWORTH JEFF WILKINSON JANA WILLIAMS JIM WYATT TAMMY WISENER T. WILLIAMSON SHAWN A WISENER NOT PICTURED SHEILA COOK SHERRI LESTER ROBERT MAXWELL SHERRI MIMS ANGELA PRIDE JACKIE WALLACE TAMMY YOUNG SUSAN YOUNG LUANN YELEY mm WILLIAMS FI 14-4 yrs. Chorus-2 yrs. FBLA-I yr. Prom C ommits Sadie Haw kin i Hroadeaster-1 yr. WISES ER. SHA H A Student ( o unci I- 2 y rs. IIho IIho-1 yr. Mock I rial-1 yr. Powder Puff-4 yrs. Drill Team-.I yrs. ll District Chorus-2 yrs. VMSENLR. TAMM} FH.4-1 yr. l ibrary 4id-2 yrs. Spanish Cluh-I yr. II 17 7. JIM MIS-2 yrs. Tennis-2 yrs. Computer Cluh-I yr. XII School Musical Annual Staff-1 yr. Sadie llawkins-2 rs. YELEY, IA ASS Chorus-2 yrs. FHA-2 yrs. Suh. District Officer FHA-I Soph. Ser er Sadie llawkins-4 yrs. library I id-2 yrs. FBLA-I r. r. YOUNG. TAMMY Band-4 yrs'. ll District Band-2 y rs. OSI Honor Hand-1 yr. Stage yrs. MIS-2 ym.' II ho II ho-2 y rs. Soc. of Dist m.-4 yrs. Broadcaster Staff-1 yr. h ditor-1 yr. Office A id-2 yrs. Soph. St rter Prom Committee Powder Puff-2 y rs. Sadie I lawk ins-2 rs. Directors Award-2 yrs. Best Woodwind Award-1 yr. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1st row: Mike Inin. Pern Rosson. Terry Cayton, l ance Walker. Shane Codington. Robert Colbert. Scott Chamhless, John Wadley, Mark McIntyre. Theodore Pride. Tarry Rudrow. Mike Haney 2nd row: Perry Thompson. C harlie Carrol. Ste e Logan, Rick Allen, athan Shannon. Mike Boudreau. Devin Methvin, Charlie llaney, Rodney Pearl. Scott Pharis. Robert Clifton 3rd row: Chach Cary Smith. Brook Wallace. Billy Colbert, Vince Hotchkins, Lamont Jones, Patrick Prock, Shad W isener. Stacy Parker. Gerry Lee, Mike Podany, Greg Freeman. Brd Da is. Gene Pence. Coach Poe Mills 4th row: Coach Fddie Waldron. Bryan Copeland. Robert Graham. Michael Grant. Brad Jewel. Ste e Jackson, Blain Powell, tom W hite. Darren Frazier. Andre McQuietor, Reggie Morris. Josh Welch, Tom W hite. Coach Tom Plunkett 19S4 SEASON Hugo 12 llartshorne 21 Hugo 52 Paris B 14 Hugo 6 Spiro 14 Hugo 27 Kingston 2S Hugo 25 A toka 6 Hugo 12 Broken Bow 29 Hugo 0 Madill 3 Hugo 41 Valliant 16 Hugo 6 Idaho! 9 Hugo 39 Antlers IS Hugo 7 Hartshorne 3 Hugo 0 Sal lisa w 19 All District Football Bln in Ron ell 'ince Notch kins Billy Colbert Robert (iraham Jim White athan Shannon Bud l)a is Brook Wallace Steve Jackson 51 cn Ki FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 1st ron: Michael Oaks, Duane inship. Hohhy Lick. Jeff Dohrinski. J.J. Rosenthal. Jay Michael Switzer. Robert Strickland. Rrad Morgan. Wade Scott, l)a id Frazier. Tony Sherfield. Douglas Jackson. Smith ( alleger, 2nd row: Coach Tom Frost, orman Nelson, W alter lliggins. William ( hurchwell. andell Samuels. Robert Wilkins, Monty Reck. Victor Parish, Steve Wilhem. ( had Harris, Tommy Herdon. Sean Graham. Jimmy (hurchwell. Terrence Skanes. Coach Mark Rosa 3rd ron: Todd Robinson. Chris Johnson. Scott Malone, Tim Hampton. Randy McLemore. Terry Gibson. James Tucker, Hilly Clark. Mike Maxwell. Derrik Shanklin. Scotty Galyon, Scott W ilson. Jess McDaniel 1984 SEASON Hugo 38 Rrokcn Row 6 Hugo 28 a Ilian I 8 Hugo 24 Idaho 1 6 Hugo 30 Atoka 6 ■ Hugo IS Durant S Hugo 26 Hartshorne 20 Hugo 30 I a lliant 6 Hugo 6 Atoka JV 0 HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE l.inda Rronn ith escort Robert Orabam HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE Jenny Holland nith escort Jim W bite HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE l.aRinda Moore ith escort Nathan Shannon HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATE A a Mashhurn nith escort Hud Da is 55 HUGO BUFFS - RED RIVER CONFERENCE AND REGIONAL CHAMPS front row: Vince Hatch kins, John Paul Join, Bill) Colbert Robert Colbert Matthew Samuels hack row: ( oach Don llillyard. Da id Jackson, Ra el Rich- ardson, Robert Graham. Charles Bennett Michael Grant, Ben Darker, h.ddie Darker. Managers-Rick Allen, l.amont Jones 1984-85 SEASON Hugo 65 Duris 67 Hugo 92 Hugo 56 Clarksville 65 Hugo 66 Hugo 35 ulliant 54 Hugo 93 Hugo 97 Colbert 77 Hugo 50 Hugo 52 Broken Bow 51 Hugo 54 Hugo 9H Doteau 36 Hugo S9 Hugo 72 Broken Bow 73 Hugo 57 Hugo 5H Grunt 54 Hugo 97 Hugo 56 'Red Ri er Conference Games Duris $7 + District Games Regional Games Hugo •••Area Games 94 Grunt 59 Hugo 57 Me A lester Dutnum North 75 Hugo 71 0ldahel Stringtown 70 Hugo 52 Durant Graham 4H Hugo 100 + Antlers Durant 38 Hugo 69 + Atoka Broken Bow 58 Hugo 75 Broken Bow Me A lester 56 Hugo 84 Tisha mingo Antlers 64 Hugo 59 ldabel Colbert 79 Hugo 58 000Ada i 61 53 50 6H HO 64 74 57 74 1985 BASKETBALL HOMECOMING QUEEN LINDA BROWN with escort ROBERT GRAHAM 58 QUEEN CANDIDATE Shann Cook nith escort Hen Parker Ql EEN CANDIDA TE Washburn with escort John Paul Jota QUEEN CANDIDATE Kim Jackson nith escort Vince Hotchkins QUEEN CANDIDATE Sand} Hronn nith escort Charles Hennetl QUEEN CANDIDATE l.echra Hronn nith escort I)mid Jackson Ql EEN CA NDIDA TE Sonja WcQuietor nith escort Hilly Colbert 59 s FRESHMEN BASKETBALL 1st row: unde 11 Samuels, William ( hurchwell, Durrick Shanklin, Steie W ilhilm. 2nd run: Mike Maxwell, Otis Brown, Victor Parish, Wade Scott, Bert Hunter. 3rd row: ( ouch Tom Frost, Todd Merida. Tim Hamptin. James l)rv, Mike Morris, .Mike Irwin-manager. 1984-85 Season Hugo 55 Paris 2H Hugo 67 Paris 54 Hugo 57 Clark st ille 31 Hugo 56 Wright City 25 Hugo 59 Plaimiew 32 Hugo 58 .4 n tiers 14 Hugo 57 Kingston 41 Hugo 61 Ida hot 24 Hugo 50 Idaho! 36 Hugo 60 Durant 33 Hugo 55 Durant 33 Hugo 61 Antlers 25 Hugo 53 Broken How 33 Hugo 78 Ma dill 42 Hugo 63 Ft, low son 32 Hugo 63 Grant 36 LADY BUFFS front row: Marion Milton. Carol Testa. Linda Brown. Sandy Brown. Daisy Theresa Cox. Lechra Brown. Holly Weaver. Shawn Cook. Wonica Stewart. Crazier. Nikki koonce. Claine Richardson hack row: Coach Rav Dean Young, Shelly ( ook. Shim llotchkins. Manager-1eresa ( ardner Hugo 77 alliant 42 Hugo 65 Colbert 77 Hugo 67 Broken How 33 Hugo 6.? Antlers 27 Hugo 53 (Irani 55 Hugo 69 Broken Bow 55 Hugo 54 (irant 67 Hugo 54 Butman City IS. 56 19H4-H5 SEASON Hugo 47 Carl Albert 49 Hugo 43 Midwest City 52 Hugo 47 Durant 67 Hugo 53 Broken Bow 45 Hugo 51 Me A tester 4H Hugo 61 Antlers 47 Hugo 59 Colbert H2 Hugo 52 fc lester 59 Hugo 49 ldahel 67 Hugo 57 Durant 47 Hugo 72 + Antlers 46 Hugo 53 + Atoka 52 Hugo 14 ldabel 77 Hugo 63 Madill 67 Red Rner Conference dames + District dames Regional cr FRESHMAN GIRLS BASKETBALL 1st row: Tracey Tort. Brenda Aw thy, Michelle Kyles. Angie Mi eke I, Ramona Ellen Watson. Shana Jackson. Valerie lee. Coach Mark Rosa Green. Marshell Young. Tommy Akins 2nd row: Ram Riggers. Shana Brown, I9B4-H5 SEASON Hugo 21 Plain ien 29 Hugo 4S Antlers 15 Hugo 16 Idabel 34 Hugo 34 Idabel 54 Hugo 27 Durant 50 Hugo 44 Durant 35 Hugo 33 Broken Bow 49 Hugo 37 A n tiers 24 Hugo 43 Wright City 33 Hugo 4S Idabel 23 Hugo 23 Ida he! 43 VARSITY BASEBALL front 1-0 . Aeon. Russell. Mike Maddox. Guy Mitchell. Mike Inin. MichesI Podany, Rodany Whitworth. Greg totem Rack ron: Steve Lenis. Iletin Melhtin. I lyses Grant. Vince Hotchkins. Phillip Parish. Steie Logan. Terry (avion. Keith Satterfield. Coach Fddie Waldron 19X5 SEASON Hugo Bonham Hugo North Tamar Hugo Delmar Hugo Hay north Hugo Broken Bon Hugo Fra ire land Hugo Clayton Hugo Soper Hugo W est Tamar Hugo Clayton Hugo Idabet Hugo Hay north Hugo Broken Bon Hugo Cane? Hugo (lay Ion Hugo Eagle to n Hugo Delmar Hugo Antlers Hugo Antlers JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Front ron: Guy Mitchell, Todd Robinson, Burt Hunter, ( had Harris, Duane W inship. Smith Gallager, J.J. Rosenthal, Mike Inin Back ro : Stete Willhelm, Tim Hampton, De in Methtin, Mike Maddox, Greg Freeman, Todd Merda 63 GIRLS TRACK 1st Ron: Shelly Cook. Sonya McQuietor. Sandy Bronn. Shim Hotchkins, Melonie WeatheraU. Tommy Atkins 2nd Ron: (hristi Hunter. Deborah (ireen. ikki Koonce. Tereasa Cox, Janetta Marshall 3rd Ron: Cindy Hunter. Ginger Medford. Coach Young. Tammy Blakely. Stacy Higginbotham BOYS TRACK 64 1st ron: I fancy (traham. I lysses Grant. Rodney Pearl, Otis Bronn 2nd ron: Coach Mark Rosa. Darren Crazier, James Bogle, Richard Wilkinson. frank Roney 3rd ron: Mike Inin. Ste e l.ogan, Robert Colbert. Ray el Richardson TENNIS Sherri Cay ton, Cindy Packard, Tonya Rogers, kirn Try, Stacy Toy nor, Brian Griggs, Coach James Dry, Josh Welch, ( hr is Cron, Kristi Lyles, Richard Gilmore, Jenny Prater, Matt Greg- Reed, Gaylon Parish, Guy Sneed, l)a id Parity, Richard Horne, ory, Julie Reason, Marti Carsnell, Debbie Lambert, Chelle Scott Pharis, Scott Painter, Lddie Jackson, Wes Muntz VARSITY CHEERLEADERS orma Edwards, t a .Washburn, Tam bra Morehead, Sandra Enke, ikki Lonrimorc, I ami Pence, Ceni Hraudrick, Dean Tucker, athan Shannon FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 66 Leslie Prock, Amy Short, Lisa Russel, Tony Pence, Kristy Stonum, Stacey Reese MAJORETTES Kim Fry-Co-captain, Tonya Rogers, Gina Billbe, Vicky Worthy, Debbie l.amhert-C o-captain EL AG CORPS Piper high my. Kobi Chappell. Kelly Langley-Captain. Shelly Collins. Georgia Wood 67 VI o BA M) 1st ron: Kim Fry. Debbie Lambert. (Una Billhe. Vicky Worthy. tony a Rogers 2nd rot : kelly I.angle}, Cuy Sneed. Tammy Tester. Kelli Burgess, Angela l)a me ron. Julie Heady. Julie Jenkins. I el lisa (iriffith. Scott Rain ter. Riper Fighmy 3rd ron: kirn Beach. Michelle Wilkins, Mary Van. Sonya Martinez. Donna Barger. Branki Burgess. DeShahn Rucker 4th ron: (indy Moorehead. Sands Wood, (iahhy llarmon. Tonya Baldnin. Julia Wood. Kerri Fletcher. Stacee Tee. Shelly Collins 5th ron: kohi Chappell. Sherry Harper. Aimee C hastain. Jessica kibby, Richard Wilken- ?un tric Ejghmy 6th ron: Darren Rit. Brian McClure. Jeffrey Wilkenson. Das id ' ney Georgia Wood 7th ron: Rina Fossin, Shalia Wisener. Banddirector-Ras Hill lina Bourdreau. I.isa Russell. Evelyn Roden OSU HONOR BAND Sonya Martino . Julio Jenkins. Melissa Griffith. Tammy )oung. Donna Barger. Guy Snood. Trie F.ighmy. Mike Haney ALL DISTRICT Sonya Martinoz. Tammy Young. Donna Hargor SWING COMPANY front rou: my Short. Rayel Richardson, orma Fduards hack row: Jennifer Holland. Mike fnin. Shannon Wallace. ( harles Bray. Karen llugnagel. Scott Rain ter. Shaun Roden. Stacy Higginbotham. Sick Allen. Christi Stonum MIXED CHORUS 1st row: JamtChuculate. Jenifer Holland. Stacie Higginbotham. Debbie Self, Kim Beach. Monica Allen. Candy Hulhert. Marti (arsweU.Meame Weatherall. Barbara dues . Jeff Blackwood 2nd row: Sick Allen. Karen Hufnagel. JJ Rosenthal. Melissa Griffith. Mike Inin. James Akins. Marshell ) oung. Sandy Broun, Sorma Fduards. Key in Brav 3rd rou: Joanne A bernath Director. I isa v tbrook. Kristi Stonum. luana Sellers. Charles Bray. Odis Broun. Shay McQuietor. Sonia Weatherall. Amy Short. Shaunda Mathis. Melanie Magby 4th rou: Daniele Seal, Shannon Wallace. Shaun Roden. Tim Hampton. Shaun Duncan. Scott I a in ter. Rayel Richardson, fddie Parker, frank Roney. Fric Fighmt. Michael Pate 74 ECU HONOR CHOIR A LL-STA TE Karen llofnapel. Ilennifer Holland, Scott Painter, Ra el Shannon Wallace. Karen Hofnapel Richardson ALL-DISTRICT 1st row: Jami Chocolate. Jennifer Holland. Karen llufnMgel, Kim Reach 2nd row: my Short, orma Edwards. Shannon Wallace. Christi Stonom. Harhra Co ess Jrd row: Mrs. Abernathy. Shawn Roden. Soma H eat her all. James Atkins. Mike Enin. Jeff Blackwood 4th row: Tim Hampton. Eddie Parker. Ratel Richardson. Scott Painter. ( harles Bray. Sick Allen 75 FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA 1st row: Frankie oung, Mr. Rick man-ad isor, Hrook W allace- ice-president, Jimmy Holing- treasurer. Jeffrey W ilkinson-sentinel. Robin Springs-sweet heart, Jerri Rey nolds-secretary. Joe Custer-president. Fred Petersen-reporter, Pat Caldwell. Roger Raper. Mr. A ntwine-advisor 2nd row: Penny Johnson. Charla Hill. Kenny Russell, Alan Tyler. Chris Johnson. Hohhy Tick, Randa Springs. Alice l.ogan. Cary Wood lee, Jay-Michael Switzer. Frankie Hadley. Clay Ellis, Sammy Shaw hart. Richard Johnson. Monty Heck, Michael Oaks 3rd row: Jill Ann White. Michael Pate. Deanna Shannon. Mike Rankin. Shawn f ate. Shelley Wade. Kohi Chappell. Ricky McQuistion. Tommy Trent. Jeromy Caldwell. Randy (lark. Roy Shaw hart 4th row: Perry Thompson. Darryl Caston, Scotty Caldwell. Hrent Fortson. Hryan Copeland. Chris Zachary, Jessie McDaniels. Jim Marcum. Scott W ilson, Royse Smith. Jeff Harrison 5th row: Tom W hite. Ricky Roberts, James W allace. Tim Carter, l ance W alker, Mickey W isener, Keith Patterson. F.ddie Jackson. Shane Ki er. James Hogle, I yodel I Finch. Hert I lug ter. Scott Chamhless. Guy Mitchell, Randy Me Fe- more, Justin McCary, Michael Dacidson, Hrad Glover, Da id Price. Dean Guthrie, Dan Adams. Darry l Clark FFA SWEETHEART ROBIN SPRINGS V - TV's S WEETHEA R T CA NDIDA TE Karen Hufnagel SWEETHEART CANDIDA TE Kobi ( happell SWEETHEART CANDIDA TE Cathy Mize SWEETHEART CANDIDA TE Jerri Reynolds 79 GIRLS STATE AND BOYS STATE kelly Langley. Karen Hufnagel. Patrick Prock. Kick Allen STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Ron: Marti Cars ell-secretary, Karen Hufnagel-president. 2nd Ro : Oleta Hell, Sherri Cay ton. Tina Purr, A a Mashburn. 3rd Ro : Diane Hufnagel. Herri Reynolds. Angela Thornburg. 4th Ro : Sandra Finke, Jamesetta Clash. Patrick Prock. Gene Pence. 5th Row: JJ Rosenthal. Ke in Bray, Derik Shanklin. Mike Inin. Alike Maddox. Fta ande er. 6th Ro : Mr. Patty, William Ho ers, ( harlie Haney, Fd ard Methtin. Mark Rape. Not Pictured: Tamont Jones- ice president. 82 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA front row: Cindv Morehead-secretary, Evelyn Roden-treasurer, Tina Purr-President, Ginger Medford- ice-president, itian Real-historian hack row: Michelle To tty, Julie Heady, Julia Woods, Sandra Green wait, Mrs. Dillard, LaRinda Moore, Tammy Pisachubbe LIBRARY AIDS front row: Dawn Moffit. Tammy Pisachubbe. Susan ) oung. I.uann Yeley, Kaye Wyly-librarian. Gena Wagner. 2nd row: Curtis Hall. ( her I Hulsey, Leslie Patterson. Victoria Mitchell. Diane Hufnagel, Debbie Prillwitz. Holly W eater, f lame Richardson. 3rd row: Terry Cayton, Mark Rape. 83 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: la rubra More head, Patrick Prock-president, Ava Mash burn. Gene Pence, Karen Hufnagel- ice-president. 2nd row: Carolyn Fry-advisor, Tina Furr, Tammy Young, Vince Hotchkins, Rat cl Richardson 3rd row: Diane Hufnagel, Rebecca Barber, Susan Young-secretary treasurer, Rick Allen, ( harlie Haney, Tamont Jones 4th row: Bryan Copeland, athan Shannon, Steve Jackson, Jim Wyatt OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: Danielle Seal, Melissa Griffith, Tami Pence, Kerri Poynor, Gena Stewart, Jennifer Holland, Ata Mashhurn 2nd Row: Gena Wagoner, Kelli Downs, Nikki Low rim ore, Geni Brand rick. Karen Hufnagel, Rick Allen, l.amont Jones 3rd Row: Marti Carswell, Debbie Prillwitz, Victoria Mitchell, Carol Testa, Laura Smith, Patrick Prock, Gene Pence, Rate Richardson 4th Row: Laura Wood, Tammy Young, Rebbecca Barber, Susan Young, Tina Furr, Tammy Pisachuhhe, Holly Weaker, Leslie Patterson, Nikki Koonce, Vince Hotchkins, Charlie Haney 5th Row: Diane Hufnagel, Cathy Mize, Gina Billbe, Jamesetta Clash, Kelly Langley, Ginger Medford. Monica Heddleston, Sheila Peddy. Bryan Copeland. Tamhra Morehead 84 WHO’S WHO 1st row: C harlie Harvey, Carol Testa, dinger Medford, Diane Hufnagel 2nd row: Tamhra Morehead, ( ena Stewart, Gina Billbe. Tammy Pisachuhhe. Tina Furr, Tammy Young 3rd row: Bryan Copeland, Patrick Prock, Gene Pence, Rick Allen, Julie Beason, Rebecca Barber, Debbie Lambert, Susan Young 4th row: Steve Jackson, lamont Jones, kelly Langley, Ava Mashburn. Karen Hufnagel, Shawna Wisener SOCIETY OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS 1st row: Kelly Langley, Patrick Prock, Kim Fry, Jennifer Holland. Ava Mashburn. Geni Braudnck. Nikki Lowrimore. Kelli Downs 2nd row: Christy Mashburn. Keri Poyner, Dana France, Gina Billbe. Karen Hufnagel, Susan Young. Gene Pence 3rd row: Tami Pence. Marti Carswell. Sandra Finke. Laura Smith. Charlie Harvey. Nikki Koonce. Tammy Young. Carol Testa. Gena Stewart. Tonya Rogers 4th row: Scott Painter, Lamont Jones. Rick Allen, Steve Jackson. Raiel Richardson, Ginger Medford 85 COUNSELOR AIDS front ron: (winger Medford, hack ron; Jeanna Broun. larinda Moore, Angela Thornburg. Shawna Wisener. OFFICE AIDS front roh; Sandra Unke, Tami Pence, Geni Hraudrick. Jamesetta Clash, Gina Billbe, Dana Trance, back roh; Shirley Cody-secretary, Danielle Neal, Sonja Rednine. Susie Marcum. Rebecca Barber, Kayla Still, Nikki Lonimore, Lisa (allanay, Jerri Reynolds, Billie Jo Searles-attendance officer, Beckie Hutchings. 86 SCIENCE CLUB front row: Shim Hotchkins, Rut cl Richardson, dinger Medford. Barbara Guess. back row: Tonya Rogers. Georgia Wood. Gena Stewart. Vicky Worthy. Carol Testa. Xdtisor- Mr. Bill Redman. COMPUTER CLUB Scott Harper. Gene Pence. Nikki koonce. Stete Jackson. James Akins. Xdtisor- Mrs. Hebert: Josh Welch. Dean Tucker. Larry Rudrow. Richard Wilkinson. Erie Eighmy. John Paul Jota. Rick Allen. 87 BUFFALO TRAILS STAFF front row: Toni Pence-Erosh editor, Nikki I.o rimore-Soph editor, Cheryl Hulsey-Jr. Editor, Karen Hufnagel-editor-in-chief. Laura Wood, Chris Reed-photographer, Kerri Poyner. Back ron: Stacey Reese, Christy Mashburn. deni Hraudrick, Kelli Downs, Hat Hrock, Jennifer Holland-copy editor, Mr. Kaley-advisor. Ginger Medford-Sr. editor, Nathan Shannon. Jim Wyatt. Gena Stewart BROADCASTER STAFF KRON E ROW: Tammy Young. Sponsor-Ms. Broy les. Tammy W illiamson. Phillip Parrish, Brian Griggs. BACK ROW: Pam McQuiston. l)oug Canat, Genger Medford. Julie Beason. William Smith 1984-85 President Ronald Reagan was re-elected after running against democratic nominee Walter Mondale and his Vice- Presidential candidate Geraldine Perraro. Sally Ride, America's first woman in space, rocketed to the moon. The threat of nuclear war remained in the back of every students’ mind as the American and Soviet officials negotiated at the arms talks. Oklahoma ’sown ational finals Rodeo was moved to Las Vegas and our own beloved Hugo High School grew another year older. , o arms talks took place here at HHS and no Hugo High School Student was sent to the moon, but we, the 500 students of Hugo High, spent nine important, memorable months in the school. Twenty years from now when we return for class reunions we’ll look hack on those months and those memories August brought about school enrollment and the apprehension of starting yet another school year. Football season stimulated our enthusiasum and as our black and gold colors were displayed, we felt the ripple of Buffalo Pride flow through us. Class officers were elected and competition arose between classes during Spirit Week as each wanted to win the coveted Spirit Banner. Poster and essay contests, boy cheerleading squads, dress up days, and the floats brought points to each class. Friday’s assembly revealed the total number of points and the Seniors were declared the winners of the Black and Gold Spirit Week Banner. Following such an event-filled week, our Buffalos Displayed their talents for the Homecoming Queen and her Court in a tremendously exciting football game bv defeating Atoka. More talent was displayed as the band, along with the flag corps and majorettes, performed at half-time ceremonies. The homecoming game along with others led our football team to the state play-offs - the first time in 6 years. HHS, as well as the whole town of Hugo, supported our Buffs 100%. November was an important month for some Seniors, as those who had turned 18 cast their votes in the national election. The boys who had turned 18 also added their name to the Selective Service list. Our competent basketball teams began their season and added more victories to the records. The vocal music department put on their fall concert which included choreographed numbers and featured many fine soloists. W ith December came that Christmas spirit and the student council candy-gram sales. The profits were added to the council’s fund and would eventually be used to buy the new marquee. The National Honor Society held their progressive dinner. They made their way to four different homes and ate four deliciously prepared courses. Along with the joys of Christmas time came the dreaded semester tests. Hour after hour of studying! Ah, but it paid off when report cards came out. 4s father time left us, we once again started anew with the second semester. The Seniors placed their orders for graduation announcements and caps and gowns and the Juniors prepared to take their AC T test for the first time. The student body selected favorites out of the members of the Senior Class and the coronation of the basketball homecoming queen took place. 90 The girls'and boys' basketball teams were hating an outstanding season in District and Regional Playoffs when snowstorms hit and Hugo High was dismissed for a fite day “winter vacation. Hut all good things must come to an end as did our winter vacation. We returned in time for the FFA members to he sold as slates at the annual Harheque and Slate Auction. The spring livestock show took place and many beautiful, prize winning animals were sold to business people throughout Choctaw County. With the arrival of spring came the spring sports-tennis, track, baseball, and weight lifting. HHS was well represented throughout the state in Stillwater, and McAlester. Ensembles, soloists, and large groups brought hack numerous superior and excellent ratings. The FFA planned and held a successful banquet at the Agriplex. The new officers gate their acceptance speeches and the I9S5-S6 sweetheart was crowned. The Juniors chose the prom theme and spent many work-filled hours decorating the Agriplex using the money they had earned from the post-game dances. Their hard labor resulted in a beautifully bedecked banquet and prom, the girls all came donned in beautiful southern belle dresses and the guy s in their neatly pressed tuxedos. The Senior class president expressed his appreciation to the Junior class for such a job well done, and addressed his fellow classmates as a group for the final time. Graduation day finally came. The valadictorian and salutatorian gave their addresses to the Senior class. 4s the band played softly the Seniors one by one walked down to receive their diplomas; their passports into the working world. Twelve long, hard years finally paid off. As we all go our seperate ways let’s remember Good-bye is not an ending when you know that people care. For miles may come between you but warm thoughts are always there. Good-bye is not an ending hut a different start for you. A time for making brand new friends and seeing dreams come true. Good-bye is not an ending for you'll find along life's way. within your heart you'll always have a part of y esterday; 91 Karen Hufnagel Kditor-in-Chief SNUSOl


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