Indiahoma School - Warrior Yearbook (Indiahoma, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

ZlncliciUomci LOarrior 7978 Presented by the Indiahoma Annual Staff to the Student Body of Indiahoma School And Now ... Foreword 1 Through these doors we pass, Dedication 2 Some to return but others Administration 4 To go new ways. Faculty 5-7 Though we shall lose their spirit, Classes 10-30 It will not be forgotten. . Favorites 31-40 Those who remain shall step up Sports 41-52 To fill their shoes— Organizations 53-58 To be the leaders— Activities 59-79 To retain the spirit. Advertising 80-93 Capable leadership is necessary for success in any organization or business enterprise and the Indiahoma public school system can rightfully lay claim to having top leadership If leadership is any criteria, I. H. S. must surely be considered one of the best systems anywhere. Mr. Don Dale ably leads the personnel with excellence of education, individual student differences and a pleasant learning environment as his primary concerns. The in- dividual is the integral element of a school system and Mr. Dale has proved that despite his responsibilities as superintendent he has time to listen to the students and personnel and help them in order that everyone will have a memorable and profitable learning ex- perience. Mr Dale—We salute you and thank you for all efforts on our behalf. ADMINISTRATION Don Dale Superintendent B A—Science M E—Education S. W S. C. o -dminiotratoro :TI laintain eL(icfU . Polly Parker Secretary Each Indiahoma school year is better than the last, and I think the School will continue to grow both in size and in quality of instruc- tion as long as the staff, the stu- dents, the School Board and the community continue to support the school in the way they have in the past. Kenny Graham Principal B A—Education S W S C Oklahoma History ClOork to sStandardo SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: L. to R. Vic McCarthy, lohnny Mr Dale and Mrs Parker make use of new copier Newton, Kenneth Frazier, Ruben Stoll, Harvey Adler 4 faculty £Vtcleaver to Z ntrocluce Y[cw Uallencjet. B.S.,H.E.,O.C.L. A. Teaches Vo. H. E. Sponsors, F. H. A. Sr. Class yearbook Y.H.O. Barbara Bailey Bruce Bailey B. S. Business Ed. Sw. State Teaches Business typing, 7 8 grade, English Reading Minnie Sue Bussanmas 5 Barbara Carothers Brent Fountain 6 Mary Harmon B. S. Elem. Ed. Bus. Reading Spec. OU Teaches Remedial Rd. BS CU Teaches Dr. Ed. WorJd History Jr. High Boys coach 8th Grade Sponsor B. S.-B. A. English Spanish Un. Alabama Teaches English, Librarian B. S. Elementary M. A. Southwestern Teaches Special Ed. Jr. Class Sponsor Zidzat, and sStuclcnt y to tem Jor guidance. Teachers certificate B. A. Philos. OU-YHO Teaches Math Soph. Sponsor B. S. Social Studies phy. cd. S. W. State Teaches Social Studies All Sports H. S. Sports coach |r. High girls Freshman Sponsor B. S. Arg. Ed.OSU Teaches Vo. Ag. F. F. A. Advisor 7th Grade Sponsor B. S. Learning Disability M. A. Psychology OU B. A. English at S. W. S. C. Teaches Special Ed. Cynthia Hernandez |. B. Massey sScUccl mployceo (eip Pauline Igo, secretary, always finds plenty to do as she takes care of daily records and student needs Anna Mae Lonetree and lulia Tenequer, school aides assist stu- dents and teachers in various ways. Verlan leter, Ben Hotubbee, Tom Gor- don and Bruce Bailey, have the respon- sibility of transportation for students daily and on special trips Verlan leter Custodian Linda Stoll, Kuby Christian and Marty Bird are in charge of providing hot nutritious meals for the student body TVlalze ear on Schedule 8 SENIORS Senior £eave a legacy CLASS MOTTO: Each Must Find His Own Road MATTHEW NEWTON Pres. 77-78 Vo-Tech 2 yrs. Basketball-4 yrs. Baseball—4 yrs. Student Council—3 yrs. F. F. A.-2 yrs. State Honor Society 2 yrs. V. I. C. A.-2 yrs. Annual Staff-] yr. GEOFF BIRD Reporter—77-78 F. F. A.-2 yrs. Vo-Tech-2 yrs. V. I.C. A.-1 yr. Annual Staff-1 yr. Tutor-1 yr. DAVID CAROTHERS V. Pres. 77-78 F. F. A.-4 yrs. Student Council State Honor Society Masonic Award R. E. A. Essay Winner Vo-Tecb—1 yr. Baseball-1 yr. Basketball-1 yr. ION HOTUBBEE Treasurer-77-78 Vo-Tech-1 yr. F. F. A.—4 yrs. 77-78 Carnival King WESLEY ZITTERKOB Secretary 77-78 Vo-Tech—2 yrs. V. I. C. A.—2 yrs. Pres.-Diesel Mech.—1 yr. Student Council—1 yr. Annual Staff—1 yr. Honor Roll-4 yrs. Tutor-1 yr. DEBBIE SINGLETON Student Council Rep. F. H. A.—2 yrs. F. F. A.—2 yrs. F. F. A. Sweetheart 77-78 Vo-Tech—1 yr. Student Council—2 yrs. Annual Staff- 1 yr. Basketball-4 yrs. Honor Roll-4 yrs. Who’s who in American Schools t 10 tl(arcl CICork, eaderdiip and CYY[ emeries. CLASS COLORS: Light Blue CLASS FLOWER Rose Royal Blue ) AN A ADLER F. H. A. -4 yrs. Basketball-4 yrs. Honor Roll Annual Staff-2 yrs. Tutor-2 yrs. BENNY CABLE Vo-Tech-2 yrs. Annual Staff 1 yr. Honor Roll 4 yrs. V. I.C. A.-2 yrs. Basketball-1 yr. Baseball-1 yr. Tutor-1 -yr. SUSAN BIGBOW F. H. A.-2 yrs. F. F. A.-2 yrs. F. F. A. Sweetheart 75 76 Honor Roll—1 yr. Basketball -4 yrs. Tutor-1 yr. MARTIN LAMBERT Vo-Tech 1 yr. V. I.C. A.-1 yr. Baskctball-2 yrs. Tutor-1 yr. Annual Slaff-2 yrs. SHERRIASENAP F. H. A.-2 yrs. Honor Roll-2 yrs. Tutor-1 yr. Annual Staff-1 yr. MARY LOU KOWENO F. H. A. Basketball CLASS PARENTS Mr. Mrs. Johnny Newton Mr. Mrs. Sam Carothcrs SONYA BAILEY F. H. A.—4 yrs. Slate Honor Society-2 yrs. Student Council-4 yrs. Annual Queen 1 yr. Annual Staff-4 yrs. Tutor-1 yr. Basketball-4 yrs. R. E. A. Essay Finalist Masconic Award-1 yr. Who’s who In American High Schools 1 yr. RUBY ROBERTS F. H. A.—1 yr. Vo-Tech-1 yr. 12 imiort Experience Tlew lappenincf Paula Ron Mark Kenny Beth Don Bland Bussanmas Cain Christian Cooper Cudc Anit£ Lambert Tad Lovelace Bobbie Martinez Victor McCarthy Linda McCarty Paula Poafybitty Wayne Rindal SOPHOMORES vSop tomoreo zJ re. OVIH OH Photograph Not Available lerry Box Photograph Not Available Nicky lones Lesa Bussey Brenda Eidson Charlotte lairmore Lennetta McClung 16 Gail Myers Tammy Stoll lerry Todd Debbie Newton Carol Paddyaker Photograph Not Available Tammie Sorrow loyce Stirber Kim Tahchawwickah Justine Bruce Roberta Baker Bird Bland Ruby Sheri Carla Cooper Dale Galer Jimmy Larry Toby Gray Hickerson Hill Y[intli Oracle ro forward to Znitiatiom Gary Rusty Dennis Marcum McCarthy Meyers Lisa Marlene Warren Lori Karla Robert Hoahwah Pipe Tahchawwickah Tucker Westerman Wisner 18 icfUtU grader a oJ n xiouo Bobbie Baker Billy Radie Valerie Mike Micheal Tim Bigbow Bland Clark Gray Hannabass Heidebrecht graduation Billy Komacheet Teri Sisk Teresa Stoll Karen Stirber Ricky Stoll Glenn Jim Lonetree McClung 7tk (§rad oro Pre actre to Cy}f oot Y[ ew ( Ualloncjeo Indiahoma students Gayla Evans, Sonya Bailey, Jana Adler and Everyone knows Marlin Susan Bigbow served as tutors to fellow students for 77-78. Fischer who attends classes at Cache school. Tim Heidebrecht, Mr. I J. H. S. displays his courteous attitude to Sher- ry Brown, Miss I. J. H. S. She'll a Stoll poses during shooting of Moonbeam Rider” filmed at Eagle Park Z)ndy napt- cJ rosjind the Craig Davenport, new student at I. H. S. checks library facilities. Carrie Davenport takes a break from studies to pose for the year- book. 22 o 73 O m sSix and nly Six to §o Carothers Brewer Chance Haney Kretzer Harlan McCarthy Marc Roger Ulloa Wisner Ethel Pahcoddy Robert Spiegel The sixth grade is rapidly approaching an important stage in their school ex- periences. They will soon be thrust into a new situation of attending classes in the high school building, where they will change classes and teachers each hour. There will be new and different ways of doing things with some new rules for class work. There will be a sense of competiveness as they become involved in the athletic programs and begin to make decisions about their own future. Prepare yourselves well, sixth graders as the student body and faculty await your arrival with the desire to aid you in any way possible. Tim Henson Micheal Tenequer ndy McClung J.B. McClong Laura Bennett Nancy Cable Carl Paddyaker Monique Enriquez Reana Myers Penny Singleton Wayne Roach Mary Henson Darin Dale V- Todd Stoll Sorrow Tonya Michelle Lightfoot Roberts Shiela Stoll Trellys Tahchawwickah Rick Lancaster grader ook 5orwarcl Oitlx ntk u xa n Donald Edison Eugene Hartman Laurice Jones Ann Morrison Kevin Martinez Todd Noel Claude Smith Alisa Stoll Misty Thrash oal I or 4tl fracte Kevin David Marcum Waller Anthony Thomas Marsha Kerry Warner Weston Mercer Kretzer 26 Darren Tonya Michele Baker Blankenship Brewer Machell John Brent Hamilton Haney Hannabass Martha Hoyt Eilene Tenequer fucker Ulloa Donita Frankie Stephanie Cable Brewer Clowser Tommy Neugebauer bhannon Prater )oe Bob Harrell Jerry Webb Brian Warner Rene Weston Julie Whitworth Uird grader a to a ear Gladys Beard t ook forward filled CLOitA carnincj The third Graders meet with Mrs. Beard for reading class. Thanksgiving bulletin board gains the interest of students as it portrays the role of the pilgrims and Indians in history. 27 Second prodero Ibo fcusv David Brown Michele Brown Kristie Chance Ronnie Edison Vernon Lambert Laura Large Tara |ones Shirley Hartman Morningstar Pahcoddy Rodney Oja Cheryl Pueblo Shawn Neugebauer Kathy Martinez Ronnie Demetra Frysinger Graham Hunter Sean Long Mardis Shauna Sims Shelly Slatten Buddy Smith Christy Speicher Victor Ulloa Toni Webb Gary Yackeyonn Pat Routon Jonas Tex Suzanne Scarbrough Hartman Smith 28 £e am trot grader t£ ook to future Tommy Brad Shad Amy Fisher Grooms Hannabass Harrel Jackie Jimmy Elaine Cynthia Cody Hoppner Maddox Massey McKay Neugebauer 29 Margaret Owens Danny Pueblo Claudia Sorrow Joe Stewart Mary Tenequer Bland Clay Lents William Brown Tonya Meyers Clara Edison Delbert Neugebauer Neil Hamilton Dana Roach Shawn Aimee Jeter Katvala Brandi Robertson Tori Thrash Chris Ulloa Janna Whitworth Ladonna Warner Christy Webb Joanne Hamilton Julia Tenequcr ICinclergartevi Starts tUe ill c} earning la1lBlll[s]ls]||[g1lB]B Carla Westerman, 9th grade queen representative, is the daughter of Mrs. Sue Wester- man, she is active in many school activities. She is a member of the 4- H club, and athletic club, also F. H. A. She is also listed on the school honor roll. Carla became the annual queen as a representative for the class that sold the largest amount of year- books. Congratulations Carla, and the 9th grade class mem- bers. Sherry Brown Seventh Carla Wisne junior Teresa Stoll Eighth lana Adler Senior Joyce Stirber Sophomore % % jf- sSu eetAeart Debbie Singleton AU ocfey Debbie is the daughter of Mr Mrs Bob Singleton Debbie is a Senior and ac- tive in basketball, FHA, O H. O. S. A., and Annual Staff Rocky is the son of Mr Mrs Orville Emmons. He is also a Senior and is active in Vo-Tech, basketball and F. F A cyrir. 321S Mattew Newton is the son of Mr Mrs. Johnny Newton Matt is a member of the senior class and vice-presi- dent of student council His primary academic interest is drafting which he plans to pursue following graduation and completion of his studies at Vo-Tech. cm-u Debbie Singleton is t daughter Of Mr Mrs Singleton. She is active many school activities and well-liked by her classmat Debbie is enrolled in Gn Plains Area Vo-Tech School Health Occupation a someday plans to becom€ nurse Sherry Brown, the daughter of Mr. Mrs Charles Brown, was selected Miss I I H S. by the student body Sherry is active in many school activities includ- ing 4-H and Basketball. Her 4-H work in- cludes dress reviews, club demon- strations, share the fun, and showing the animals in livestock shows. Mr Indiahoma lunior High School for the 77-78 school year is Tim Heidebrecht Tim is the very active son of Mr Mrs lohn Heidebrecht Tim is not only active in 4-H and Basketball, but is an honor student, and is very popular with his classmates Congratulations Tim Good luck next year in high school 35 MOST COURTEOUS BEST PERSONALITY Benny Cable Debbie Newton OUc Benny Cable Sheri Dale MOST ATHLETIC Kevin Westerman Donna Tahchawwickah 37 sSen i er A TjDin sSr. cllicjU arnivai roiw The Senior Class proved their claim as num- ber one by winning the High School Carnival Royalty Division. Candidates for their class were Venetia Ute, daughter of Mrs. Vivian Ute, and Ion Hotubbee, son of Mr. Mrs. Ben Hotubbee. Venetia and Ion are popular with their classmates and always have a smile for those at I. H. S. In the Seniors' last race for the Crown they accumulated $356.99 Best wishes to Venetia and Ion and the Senior Class of 78 . The seniors wish to thank everyone for their help in realizing this accomplishment. Bottom to Top: Rusty McCarthy, Sherri Dale, Billy Gray, Robin Rollins, Linda McCarty, Victor McCarthy. Top winners were Venetia and Ion. 38 fracte (Rapture row i The highlights of the 1977-78 Halloween Carnival was the cor- onation of carnival royalty. The 5th grade turned in the best effort. These efforts proved profita- ble as Michelle Roberts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. )oe Roberts and Todd Stoll, son of Mr and Mrs. Raymond Stoll, were crowned winners. Congratulations to all that participated in making the carnival a success. 39 3 Cinclercfcirten Oin raclc Relied ( rown Shawn Jeters, son of Mr. Mrs. Dennis Jeters made a handsome grade school carnival King Shawn's charming queen was Tonya Meyers, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Roy Meyers. SHAWN IETERS—TONYA MEYERS The Kindergarten class worked hard to make respectable ticket sales in their first try at carnival royalty, and the results were gratifying as they won with sales over $200 L. to R—2nd Gr leffrey Hannabass, Kristie Chance, 4th Todd Noel, Alisha Stoll, 3rd loe Bob Harrell, Eilene Ulloa, Kd Shawn leters, Tonya Meyers, 1st. Cindy McKay, Brad Groom 40 SPORTS Oracle School §irlo ‘Basketball €eam C incls ZcucfU 1st row: E. Chance, E. Pahcoddy, C Brewer, M. Enriquez, S. Stoll, N. Ca- ble 2nd: L Bennett, P Singleton, R Kretzer, M Roberts, T. Lightfoot, and T Tahchawwickah (Opponent4 But; cBett er £uck Ylext oar Oracle sScUcci Top row S. Davenport, A Haney, H McCarthy, R Spiegal, T Henson, I B McClung Bottom row A. McClung, M. Uloa, I. Sorrow, T. Stoll, D. Dale, M Tenequer Prepare $or the. 43 utuor 1st row B Lambert, R Bland, I Hoahwah, L Tucker, K Westerman, S Dale, | Baker 2nd row: Coach leter, M Sorrow, M Hotub bee, S Brown. B Coffelt, K Covington, M Pipe, T. Singleton 3rd R Bland, T Sisk, T Stoll, K Stirber, R Cooper 44 ciin Experience lor future eara. junior cliicjU Boy 1st row M Hannabass, T Heidebrecht, R Torres. ) Mahaffey, R Wisner, D Cook 2nd row I McOung, R McCarthy, G Lonetree. T Hill, T Ledford, R Stoll, W Tahchawwickah. B Komacheet, M Roberts, Coach B Fountain 45 Above left to right: D Tahchawwickah. B Edison, D. Singleton, L Rollins. B Cooper, D Newton, C Wisner, I Adler, and T Stoll Below left to right: I. McClung, A Adler, L. Bussey, K. Tahchawwickah. S Bigbow, D. Enriquez, S. Bailey, and Coach leter. Seniors Jane Adler, Sonya Bailey, Susan Bigbow and Debbie Singleton will be missed as members of the girls basketball team 78-79. This year's starting line-up will not be affected much next year as most of the starters will be back again, also. There is new talent coming from lunior high The remainder of this year's team consisted of 3 (uniors, and 5 Sophomores. The year's busy schedule brought some close games and a real heart-breaker as the girls lost one to Cache by 2 points in 3 overtimes. Susan Bigbow moves into position Debb,e Newton looking for somebody to throw the ball to. 46 clOork emarci Donna Tahchawwickah is shooting a layup after beating Donna Tahchawwickah and Annette Adler are getting in position to get the Chatty guards defense. ball from half court. Above Debbie Newton is overpowered by a Chatty forward on lump ball. Above right Debbie Singleton, Debbie Newton, and Carla Wisner are in position to keep Chatty forwards from scoring Right: Coach leter calls timeout to talk to the girls. 47 ZJndiaUoMCi :ZOorfz 3 l rcl . . High School Boys Basketball Team Left to Right—Timmy Fischer, lim Bartlett. Kevin Westerman, Mark Cam, Matthew Newton, Tad Lovelace Roy laye, Don Sisk, David Carothers, Terry Igo, Victor McCarthy, Rocky Emmons, and Coach Dennis leter Rocky Emmons adds to the Warriors score as Roy laye is ready Kevin seems to be all alone as he dribbles the ball down court, but on to snap the rebound if necessary of view were his teammates and Mt. Park defenders. Kevin Westerman passes to Terry Igo as Chatty controls the lane and tries to stop all shots. 48 4nd and o 5e erne 0(o e 0ne Above Oops, someone is down as Indiahoma and Ml Park go for the loose ball Referee signaled a jump ball to give us another chance Indiahoma Warriors got fired up and burned the Redskins with a very convincing victory Above: Rocky Emmons, Senior waits back court on the chance for a fast break and quick score at Chattanooga Above Matt Newton, Senior, releases the ball as Snyder tries to block the shot The outcome of the evening was not so good for the Warriors, but they did put forth a valiant effort Three Seniors, seven Juniors and two Sophomores led by Dennis Jeter, coach carried the banner for the 77-78 Boys basketball team. The team played a tough schedule and their win-loss record fails to tell the complete story. The games were hard-fought and many were lost by close margins. The efforts of Seniors: Matt Newton, Rocky Emmons and David Carothers will be missed next year but here's wishing the best to them and the team of '78-79. Below: Terry Igo and Rocky Emmons rust to aid a teammate as the ball is moved down court Up, up, and away as Mt Park tries to keep Indiahoma from scoring, Roy laye is waiting to get in the thick of things if shot is missed 49 sScUcci earn 50 added UrcucjU ( iaddwcrk Wesley Zitterkob works on his engine under the supervision of Mr Williams Geoff Bird and Rocky tmmons install a motor in a car as a classmate looks on Melissa and Bobbie board the bus to Vo-Tech David Carothers tightens down a water pump as an assistant looks on. Benny Cable and Terry Igo look over a pick-up that they have been working on. 54 Provide IjDork Experience and sStudent (Organization Debbie Singleton; senior health occupations student enioys on-the- Linda McCarty, )umor business and office student works on class job (raining. work. Matt Newton, senior drafting student works on a project with Mr Renee Bland and Raven Pahcoddy learn the basics of food prepara Taylor lion in food lab Welding techniques are learned by Roy laye, Kenny Christian and Victor McCarthy. Ion Hotubbee posed at counter in D E class 55 r«5 leve in YYlciny uewt«$ 1st Row: | B Massey, advisor; T Lovelace. R Bussanmas. D Carol hers, D Singleton. ) Hotubbee, R Emmons. T Fischer. 2nd Row Meyers. K Westerman, S. Bigbow. T Stoll. T. HiH, R Wisner. I Bartlett. 3rd Row G Marcum. I Ma hat fey. T. Ledford, L. Hickerson F F A members pose before attending the District Leadership Meeting Officers I B Massey, advisor; T Lovelace. R Emmons. D Singleton. D Carothers. I. Hotubbee. 2nd Row T Fischer, and R Bussanmas 56 % n a % ear Z)6 lOitA Sheri Dale, left was elected F H A Sub-district 3 Vice-Chairman for 77-78 The chapter congratulates Sheri on this honor F. H A. Officers Of 78 Community Project ) I H S. F H A CHAPTER 77-78 1st row R Cooper. S. Sale. M Thrash. A. Stoll. B Smith. T. Noel. K Marcum. A McClung. M. Tenequer. A. Warner. S. Robertson. 2nd row. L. Bussey. I. Baker, K. Westerman, T. Stoll, I Bennett, N. Cable, C. Brewer, S. Stoll, D Dale, |. Sorrow, 3rd row B Gray, L Tucker, B Coffelt, R Speigel, H McCarthy, T. Killian, L Noel, R Wisner,). Coffelt, M Hannabass, 4th row: D. Waller, J. Gray, S. Brown, M Hottub- bee, M Sorrow, E. Chance, E. Pahcoddy, M. Enriquez, G. Lonetree, )oe Mahaffey ©u6 Reached Oalu oj Cork, and Service 58 c uumuI «5ta}J lUorlzo iarcl to YYloot Deadline The 78 Warrior Staff was led by Debbie Singleton and Sonya Bailey, Co-Editors. They were assisted by a large staff. Staff members included Anita Lambert, Paula Poafpybitty, Gayla Evans, Venetia Ute, Lori Rollins, Donna Tahchawwickah, Martin Lambert, Bobbie Martinez, Matt Newton, lana Adler, Wesley Zitterkob, Sherri Asenap, Benny Cable, and Advisor Mrs. Barbara Bailey When our yearbook is printed, we hope a few of your memories at I. H. S. will have been preserved. Thanks go to every- body who supported our yearbook and had any part in making the 79 Warrior possible. and future farmer yVleMberA Each year a number of 4-H and F. F. A. members ready their animals by careful feeding programs, plenty of exercise and lots of tender loving care. This work is in hope of capturing the top prizes at the area livestock shows. Though everyone cannot have the grand champion animals, the rewards for working with the animals are varied in work experience and many lasting friendships are formed with students from neighboring schools as they all participate in friendly competition and develop respect for a job well done by someone else. Above There is more to stock shows than caring for the animals. David Carothers probably shows off sheep herdsman award won by Indiahoma ex- hibitors for keeping clean. Left Timmy Fischer, sophomore F F A member concentrates on showing his lamb while lustine laker, freshman 4-H exhibitor awaits her turn Below Rockey Emmons, senior, poses with his breed champion heifer at the fall county stock show a C ewarclincj ear Left Todd Stoll, loe Sorrow and Andy Mc- Clung represent the 4-H School group with their wethers. Right David Carother, senior seems satisfied with his wether and its placing Come on Rocky, get that Duroc Gilt out of the corner so the buyers can see him Happiness is.havmg a good lamb, blue ribbon and a big trophy Below The line-up Indiahoma school students seem to have this class in control at an area stock show Below Susan Bigbow, senior FFA member, did well at OKC show Above Darin Dale and Todd Stoll proudly dis- play trophy awarded for keeping clean aisles around pens Left Rocky works with great concentration as he sets up his steer for competition Below Left—Ron Bussanmas holds a baby lamb that may be destined to become a top one in the show ring Below Right—Ronnie—can it be' Surely this isn't the same wooly little lamb junior e UC 4 ‘fyciCiU iam Tommy Wilson—Roy laye Ted Stokes—Kevin Westerman Mr. Charles Wilson—Don Sisk Mrs. Elouis Wilson—Linda McCarty Miss Gertrude Harris. c-,.ia wisner Mary Wilson—Beth Cooper Marie George—Donna Tahchawwickah Theresa Gant—Denise Enriquez Alstead Billings—Melissa Gordon Wilbert Wiggins—Mark Cain Muscles O'Rouke—Ron Bussanmas Play Presented April 14, 78 Bobbie stands in for Linda as practice must continue Mark and Donn. must be bending Carla's ear with serious talk. Beth prompts Koy as luniors begin play practice. Don and Kevin look over their lines luniors who worked behind the scenes in elude: Announcer—Paula Poafpybitty Sound effects Curtain—Ron Terasaz Stage Managers—Victor McCarthy Sandy Killian Prompter—Gayla Evans Programs—Wayne Rindal, Terry Igo The play was directed by Mrs. Mar Harmon Class Sponsor. 64 vStu ent 0ouMci( oj 78 Student Council officers for 77-78: Annette Adler; treasurer, Debbie Singleton; secretary, Mat- thew Newton; vice-president, David Carothers; president. Carnival 77 Wesley seems to be having trouble with Ruby and lana Venetia Ute and Sherri Asenap are having a little break, it's not that tiresome now, is it? Juniors M Cain and T Lovelace are ready lor some fun during th 1977 carnival Are you that surprised, Mrs. Carothers? Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Harmor and Carla seem to be very busy 66 ... ft 68 Zhe Stincfie t yY cm in Zown The annual Christmas program was presented by the grade school students. The leading role of The Stingiest Man In Town was played by Marc Ulloa, supporting roles were played by Todd Stoll, Jeffrey Hannabass, Andy McClung, Tommy Weston, Misty Thrash, and Alisha Stoll Each grade school class con- tributed to the success of the program. There were carolers, toy soldiers, dolls, dancers, and numerous other toys to liven up the traditional Christmas story Much time and work were invested by students and faculty in preparing an enjoyable evening of enter- tainment. These efforts were rewarded with the satisfaction of a job well done and the happy faces of the many proud parents and relatives. The program was enjoyed by a capacity audience. «■ft r«T ' • irK' omecomiM a uee� i Tv ' F Kevin Westerman, son of Mrs. Sue Westerman, was elected home- coming king by popular vote of the girls Student body. He was selected as class representative by the girls ball team as were the other candidates. Kevin is active in all areas of sports and is active in all school activities. Good luck next year Kevin. Susan Bigbow is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Billy )oe Bigbow. Susan is a Senior and ac- tive in basketball, volleyball, also softball She is also active in FFA and FHA. Con- gratulations for this well-deserved honor. Good Luck in the Future. lanna Whitworth Neil Hamilton Donna Tahchawwickah David Carothers Kim Tahchawwickah Timmy Fisher kLaUoma on or «Society Tops Academically '78 Each year at the end of the first semester the state honor society is named for the current year. The grades are figured on the first semester of the current years and the second semester of the preceding year. The number of students on the honor roll is determined by school enrollment. The top ten percent of the High School stu- dents are selected according to grade averages. 74 Karla Weslerman Sheri Dale Annette Adler Tammy Stoll Ron Bussanamas Kevin Weslerman Debbie Singleton Lesa Bussey Wesley Zitterkob, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Zitterkob Wesley has been named valedic- torian for the Indiahoma graduat- ing class. Wesley is enrolled in diesel mechanics at Great Plains Vo-Tech School and is a member of V. I. C A., yearbook staff, Who's Who, and the honor roll. Wesley's future plans are to continue his education. UaleMctoriano Wesley Zitterkob Michael Hannabass Indiahoma eighth grade top students of 77-78 are Michael Hannabass and Radie Bland Michael, son of Mr Mrs Don Hannabass has been named Valedictorian. Radie, daughter of Mr Mrs Truman Bland has been naned Salutatorian. Sonya Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bailey has been named salutatorian for the In- diahoma graduating class. Sonya is active in F. F. A., student council, basketball, yearbook staff. She received the Grand Masconic Award her junior year and has been on the Oklahoma Honor Society Roll for 2 years. Sonya is enrolled at Cameron University for the spring term and she plans to attend Cameron full-time as a home economics major. Radie Bland Salutat or iano Sonya Bailey BOOSTERS NEUGEBAUER CONSTRUCTION VIRGIE'S CUT CURL DANI'S CERAMICS SHOP COLLEEN IONES WALT’S CLEANERS Fast Service In by 10.Out by 4 Laundry Alterations WE SELL CORN FED BEEF Buy your beef whole-half-quarter from Fraziers Meat Plant Phone 246-3261—Indiahoma We Will Custom Process Your Beef—Pork—Lamb—Deer—Elk Kenneth Frazier—Owner 246-3472 It’s Been a L-O-N-G Hard Year, See You Next Year MR. DALE! 77 C J STATION AND GROC. 1 2 Mile North of Mt. Park Gas, Groceries, Bait and Picnic Supplies 569-4242 GROCERIES Congratulations Seniors of 78 MISSILE DRIVE INN Owners: Willis and Carol Keen Snyder, Oklahoma things better.i with Coke Ave. C. Glass Co. Lawton, Oklahoma Locke Plumbing IDODERN Supply Co. Manager—Fred Thayer 1210 f Street Lawton, Okla. AC—405 353-7380 Anita’s Flowers SAY IT WITH David’s CarWash Vacuum—10 cents Wash—35 cents 50 cents Owner, David Carothers Phone 246-3376—Indiahoma, Oklahoma 78 Sertttny 76e ineat SHAKEYS PIZZA PARLOR AND YE PUBLIC HOUSE 2311 Cache Rd. Lawton Phone 353-8223 'Bunch-a-Lunch' All you can eat at One low price Pizza-marinated, Fried Chicken Fried Potatoes, Tossed Salad SUKEn mu nulls ye PubIic house 79 PARSONS MONUMENT CO. Three Generations Of Craftsmen Since 1908 Carpenter Bus Sales “The Safest Link from Home to School Box 100 Elgin, Oklahoma 80 Old West General Store Cache, Museum — Picnic Supplies Groceries — Bait PEOPLE'S STORE Faded Glory Turtle Bax • Karman • H-Bar C Richard LeAnn Elkouri, owners Phone — 569-2974 Snyder, Okla. DRAPERIES w % Curtains Walker Lumber 569-2111 Box 343 Snyder, Okla. v GN4, Judy's Ceramics Greenware paints Firing Snyder, Okla. South West Farm Ranch Sales, parts — Service for )ohn Deere Complete cooper Purina Feed FHighway 277 South 7th Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 City Oil Snyder, Okla. I SHOP AT.. v J YOAST FURNITURE 602 South Sheridan We buy all types of used furniture. Phone: 355-7709 Lawton, Oklahoma BANK OF THE WICHITAS WILMES CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE Hwy. 183-62 Snyder, Okla. 569-2307 569-2307 See Us Before You Buy Don't make a $300 Mistake! Ceramic Tile — Linoleum — Oklahoma's Largest Carpet and Floor Retail Store. Carpet Formica Marble CONWAY AND HALE 355-3225 Free Estimates 2309 W. Lee — Lawton Hand Tooled Billfolds Purses Shoe Repair—Hand Made Boots Western Shirts—Indian lewelry Suede lackets—Custom Framing Tony Lama, Acme lustin Boots 2605 Cache Road Lawton, Oklahoma 353-6077 Lawton Transit Mix Inc. 2208 F Avenue 353-6900 Box 144 Lawton, Okla Fine clothes for great kids Infants thru juniors 569-2411 335-3440 Snyder Frederick 600 E.Street 101 W. Grand Dianna’s Beauty Shop f 4 Dianna Lanig—owner 569-2275 Snyder, Okla. A gift of costs so little jnd meons so much! Altus, Oklahoma 603 N Main 482-3020 Marie’s Flowers Gifts (Formerly Orr's) China Crystal Silver Wedding Invitations Complete Wedding Service Dried Flowers Plants Fresh Flowers Gifts for All Occ. 83 HODSON PLUMBING SUPPLY THE FLOWER BASKET Installers of Heating and Air Conditioning Systems Phone: 569-2070 Snyder, Oklahoma Morris Hadley Western Supply Tack Handmade Belts, Billfolds, and cut-out belts for birthdays Christmas and Special Gifts 405-429-8329 Cache, Oklahoma Morton’s T.V. Sony — Sylvania — Philco Box 566 Your Full Service Florist 701 E St. — Snyder, Ok. 569-2355 Decorated Cakes Catering Edith Ford 569-2265 McLAURY REXALL DRUGS Snyder, Okla. GREAT PLAINS RANCH WEAR Snyder, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors 78 Tony Lama — Sedgefield — Wrangler Owners: Lowell Sara Ann Breeze 613 E Street Pho. 569-4222 Gifts for All Occasions 10% off on paints 30% off on greenware Congratulations Seniors of 78 Owner: Raymond Dupler Cache, Oklahoma P.J.’S DAIRY-X DAIRYLAND Cache, Oklahoma Hamburgers French Fries Malts Gary Brenda Haynie Snyder, Oklahoma Orders to go Friendly Service Drive In Window Harlie Peggy Haynie 85 INDIAHOMA LUMBER SUPPLY All Kinds of Building Needs Owners: Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newton Manager Mr. E. D. Noble Whirlpool A CdPOMATtOII Phone 246-3310 Indiahoma, Okla OWENS CORNING FlBERGLAS (RAOt HIM (S) ( Armstrong THE MODERN FASHION IN FLOORS Custom Construction CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF 1978 BEST WISHES IN THE FUTURE Eagle Park Cache, Okla. 429-3238 Gilbert Woods Walgreen Drugs Walgreen Drug Cache Road Square MEDICAL ARTS PHARMACY West of Vasks Theatre PHARMACISTS TO COMANCHE COUNTY Hitching Post 1706 Cache Road Complete Western Wear Tidwell Station Cache, Okla Open 7 Days a Week ...WHY MOT INVITI US TO YOUR r Next BLOWOUT? lowton Oklo Tsc( )T l S II 0U r Of Flo IT f r s ; y Y ij • . • - . � Jy 3 if ? « i h Cm - 1355 NW 53rd $� . Phone 357-721: Ford-Painter Drug Gifts, Candy, Sundries, and Veterinary Supplies Prescriptions, 1303 Lee Boulevard 353-3060 SNYDER CO-OP Crain Elevators, Cotton Gin, and Dry Fertilizers, Diesel, Oil Grease, and Farm Supplies BEST DEAL IN THE COUNTRY Snyder Oklahoma FIRST STATE BANK Cache, Oklahoma Continuous Service Since 1909 I 1 R ST A I L B AlHiK Big Enough to Serve you, Small enough to Know you MOORE’S Insurance And Real Estate Insurance Auto — Home — Life Fire — Windstorm Liability Low rates for student drivers Let Us Insure Your Family and Home Real Estate Farm Loans 357-3232 429-3536 First State Bank Bldg. Cache, Oklahoma Lesson For Today! Use Energy Wisely! PRACTICE CONSERVING everyday ... at home ... at school ... on the job our nation's resources are limited. But with wise planning and cooperative spirit, THE GOOD LIFE can still be possible for future generations. COTTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE PROVIDING ELECTRIC SERVICE AT COST THROUGH THIS 8-COUNTY AREA MAIN OFFICE AND HEADQUARTERS, Walters, Oklahoma HARLAN’S STATION AND GROCERIES Congratulations Seniors of “78 90 9ffH Coop Service Inc. “Service is our Middle name Seed Feed Crain Farm Supplies Fertilizer Custom Grinding Milling Bulk Delivery Fowler’s Paint and Glass Floor Covering Call us for reliable painters and paper hangers Wholesale—Retail Free Estimates Phone 355-1346 1010 D“ Avenue Lawton, Ok. COOP 310 1st Chattanooga 402 F. 2437 F Lawton Box 310 Crandfield Chattanooga 597-3375 Lawton 355-3700 Grandfield 477-5288 Country Mart We specialize in flats, oil changes and grease jobs Groceries, Cold Beer Picnic Supplies Prompt, Courteous, and Fast Service Owners: Darwin Hannabass and Clifton Hannabass Indiahoma, Ok. Phone 246-3547 THE PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIES By Bluncks of course Blunck Studios, Inc. Clinton Elk City Weatherford Willis Quik-Stop Gas, Groceries and Fish. Open Daily. KIOWA COUNTY DEMOCRAT Phone 569-2684 Don and Gloria Goforth Box 305 Snyder, Oklahoma BEN LEVA AUTO GLASS Auto Supply Inc. “By Service We Grow Everything for the Car, Truck, or Tractor Phone 353-0770 Open 8-8 Daily 9-6 Sunday 2222 “A Avenue Lawton, Oklahoma 73501 92 i coMpizrs i swmju Elk Sporting Goods —For All Quality Sports Need Award Sweaters Tennis Athletic Shoes Golf Baseball Trophies Basketball Games Football Track 1222 West Third Elk City, Oklahoma 73644 MARLOWE’S GARAGE AND CAR WASH SERVICE Service is our business All car afr conditioners. Wheel alignment. Brakes, Complete automotive Service Parts, and accessories Auto Inspection Station 'Congratulations Seniors of 78' Owners: Mrs. Elmer Marlowe and Sons. 93 n K-+ waa A F? 9 JSJj 'T . . M 1 i vV • • f r fk i •! •: • • . • • • .. r ii • • . v f f «« , . . fj. vf • VyA • w ;®v w v:.}x ; : • 'WV ‘; V ••- - ‘ • • ' v a tWlminmir % ' '• ' ■ • • • • ' . , . f ' - • yf 1 run • .ly. 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