Indiahoma School - Warrior Yearbook (Indiahoma, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

tea Mla ama %av£ @® aff PpeemPa ms mm m@mm Forward 1 Dedication 2 Administration 4 Faculty 5-7 Support Personel 8 ' lasses 9-30 tvorites 31-42 The Indiahoma yearbook staff is proud to present the 1979 Warrior yearbook. We want to wish the best of luck to everyone in the coming years who are attending this school. We really appreciate all the help we’ve received from the students and the faculty. Best wishes Indiahoma high school. The Indiahoma Yearbook Staff Organizations 43-52 Activities 53-68 69-95 Advertising Autographs 96 Mrs. Deanna Tucker Mrs. Deanna Tucker has been closely associated with the Indiahoma school system for a number of years, being a I. H. S. graduate, and a teacher in various areas for 7 years. She has taught high school English, elementary classes, special education, and is presently the High School counselor and student council sponsor. She has lived in Indiahoma all her life and her daughter, Lori, and her son, Hoyt, are also students in the school system. A concerned and supportive community is indispensable to a good school system. People in the Indiahoma community have shown that they are concerned and have supported the school in every way. We, the school employees are very appreciative of this. We feel that each year has been better than the last, and that we will continue to improve our school. We anticipate continued growth and look forward to the challenges ahead. QlPOQtlQG) Don Chancellor—Principal School Board Members: Vic McCarthy, Johnny Newton. Polly Parker—Secretary Kenneth Frazier, Ruben Stoll, and Harvey Adler. 4 6 Mrs. Deanna Tucker School Counselor Miss Betty Evans Special Education Mrs. Shelley Jo Freidcman Speech Therapist Mr. Brent Fountain Boys Coach History Teacher 7 Aides Martha Tenequer and Anna Mac Lonetree look over classroom Verlan Jeter and Howard Perkins, custodians, pause long enough to have assignments while Bobbie Bussey, secretary, turns in absentees. their picture taken. d® @G) p0®y®QQ ( ®P fflopd I?® School bus drivers are Verlan Jeter. Betty Davenport. Bruce Bailey, and Linda Stoll. Ruby Christian, and Marty Bird prepare lunches at I Tom Gordon H. S. 8 SENIORS President Victor McCarthy Gayla Evans Vice-President Anita Lambert Mark Cain Secretary Ron Bussanmas ®5)(}(DP3 KNOWLEDGE IS BUT PRACTICE IS Class Colors: Black White Treasurer Melissa Gordon A TREASURE, THE KEY TO IT. Class Flower: Red Rose Student Council Tad Lovelace Paula Poafpybitty Kenny Christian Reporter Paula Bland Roy Jaye Denise Rowell Wayne Rindal It Carla Self Ron Terasaz Roberta Martinez Don Sisk Class Sponsor Mrs. Mary Harmon JUNIORS Annette Adler W M 9 9 9 Jim Dave Lesa Brenda Timmy Bartlett Bussey Edison Fischer Charlotte Lairamore Lcnnetta McClung Tammie Sorrow Joyce Stirber Chet Mathis Debbie Newton 7 Tammy Stoll Kim Tahchawwickah Carol Paddyaker SOPHOMORES Meyers, D. fahchawwickah. W. Alexander, L. Ledford, T. Mahaffey, J. Marcum, G. Tucker, L. Bird. B Dale, S. McCarthy. R. Pipe, M Davenport, C. Hoahwah. L. Poole, P Wisner, R. 16 SmJ g GJQg h §® h®®d Bobbie Billy Baker Bigbow Radie Valerie Kim Keri Mike Tim Bland Clark Covington Davenport Hannabass Hcidcbrccht JUNIOR HIGH Q 6% V®mg 'dpQdz a m QQV® Shicla Brannon Sherry Brown Becky Coffclt Jay Coffclt The 8th grade class of 1979 looks forward to the various activities they encounter each year. This year their graduation highlights these activities. We are very proud they are a part of our school and will be for four more years. Marla Holubbcc Todd Killian Patty Mowatt Lonnie Noel James Mahaffey Richard Martinez Matt Roberts Scott Robinson Charlotte McClung Fagan Morris Marceline Sorrow Jacky Waller VQlb ttQQ QPQGaQd q Qalay Tammy Johnson Rhonda Kretzer Harlan McCarthy Ethel Pahcody LOOK AT THE DIFFERENCE!! These are some snaps of the past. Can identify everyone? ELEMENTARY Michelle Darin Laura Patricia Andy Penny Roberts Dale Bennett Brannon McClung Singleton Sheila J. B. Nancy Monique Carl Trellys Stoll McClung Cable Enriquez Paddyaker Tahchawwickah Wayne Joe Tiffany Tonya Todd Michcal Roach Sorrow Graves Lightfoot Stoll Tenequer § j£iQ(h gt?Q il®t?Q Uo)(j)(k foipwQtpd (?® 24 Butch Alisa Misty David Anthony Tommy Smith Stoll Thrash Waller Warner Weston Donnie Eidson Gene Hartman Laurice Jones Mrs. Anderson Dawn Davenport Kari Kretzer Kevin Marcum Todd Noel Van Parker £Q(h food® itijJyyQ 61 Michcal Martinez Doug Owens Steve Robinson yQlb food® (LffQQQ l (p Qi) (Ztezy Darren Gary Tonya Stephanie Angelia Frankie Baker Biggs Blankenship Brewer Brown Cable Sonya Jock Machell John Brent Joe Bob Clowscr December Hamilton Haney Hannabass Harrell Tex Terry Shannon Lori Tina Kenneth Hartman Mahaffey Prater Quetone Slicker Tahah 26 fJj£ a jjJstyJj)J O j Gladys Benton Mike David Michelle Kristie Beard Baker Blevins Brown Brown Chance Shauna Shelly Budd Christie Victor Gary Suns Slatten Smith Speicher LUoa Yackeyonny 27 Ms. Routon Bennett. Andy Biggs. Todd Brewer. Travis Covington. Keith Eidson, Jeannette Fisher, Tom Grooms. Brad Hannabass. Shad Hoppner. Jackie Harrell. Amy Howell. Loyd Howell, Bob Korn. Angela Long. Hunter Maddox. Jimmy McKay. Cindy Owens. Margaret Tenequer. Mary Toahty, Renea ( (•) a G)M0 9 9 9 Troy Perkins Dana Roach Brandi Robertson Claudia Sorrow Sonny Tahmahkera Tori Thrash Jeff Allen Virgal Baker Boyd Biggs Joe Bland Billy Brown Clara Eidson Neil Hamilton Charlotte Hokeah Aimee Katvala Kendra Kowena Chris Ulloa Ladonna Warner Fay Linn Wauqua Jana Whitworth Ms. Winstead 29 9®tfQ gQ QQ6i V®Q(?Q tiJ(ihQ® m®Q 9 « . . � Chcric Fort Susie Gray Craig Hoahwah Victoria Toahty Steven Warner Joanne Hamilton Mrs. Hamilton assists new students—From left to right: Ruben Burgess, Derland Battiest. Jonita Battiest, Tonja DeYoung. Rena Sankadota. Julia Tencquer 30 FAVORITES Paula Bland Sr. class representa- tive is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Truman Bland. She is a member of the FHA Chapter, the reporter for the Sr. Class, and the Vice- President of her Food Service class at Vo-Tech, where she is a 2nd year student. She was recently honored at the American book of Who’s Who among the High School Students. She won the yearbook queen for the class that sold the largest amount of yearbooks. Congratulations Paula, and the Sr. Class members. 32 Lennella McClung Lisa Hoahwah Valerie Clark Charlotte McClung Ethel Pahcoddy ?, ?. SI, Debbie Newton, is a junior at I. H. S. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newton. She is active in many school activi- ties such as, H. S. basket- ball and 4-H. She is a very energetic young lady. !?, (3, Si, Timmy Fischer is a junior at I. H. S. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Fischer. Timmy is no stranger to people in Indiahoma, he has been active in livestock shows through his early school years. He is active in F. F. A. and a member of the H. S. basketball team. 33 Mr. IHS for 78-79 is Roy Jaye. Roy is the son of Mrs. Joyce Jaye. He is active in many of the school activities and was the Homecoming King for 78-79. Best wishes Roy! h!4Uqq ( « Debbie Newton the brown haired, blue eyed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Newton was selected Miss I. H. S. for 78-79. Debbie is active in basketball, FHA, 4-H, Spanish Club, Vo-Tech, and she is also the F. F. A. Sweetheart. Congratula- tions Debbie this honor is well deserved. (uIUqq (MG 8 Charlotte McClung, is the daughter of Mr. Jim McClung. Charlotte has been chosen Best All Around girl in Junior High. She is active in many of the school activities including 4-H, and basketball. Con- gratulations Charlotte!! Matt Roberts, the eighth grade son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts, was selected Mr. I. J. H. S. for 78-79, by the student body. Matt is active in 4-H and basket- ball. Good luck in the future. Matt!! MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tim Fischer Gayla Evans Lennetta McClung Terry lgo BEST DRESSED Justine Baker Rene Torres Sheri Dale 7 «?) , MOST INTELLECTUAL AQ BEST PERSONALITY Tammy Stoll MOST COURTEOUS Roy Jaye Debbie Newton Rene Torres (Madll® zam® Sa)S o QPS) @S :■ (Ttrnam. JOYCE STIRBER TIMMY FISCHER SR HIGH CANDIDATES: Freshmen: Valerie Clark Ricky Stoll Sophomores: Betty Lambert Craig Davenport Juniors: Joyce Stirber Timmy Fischer Seniors: Melissa Gordon Mark Cain Escort: Sheva Gray SHEILA STOLL DARIN DALE JR HIGH CANDIDATES: 5th Grade: Misty Thrash Steve Robinson 6th Grade: Sheila Stoll Darin Dale 7th Grade: Rhonda Kretzer Shaun Davenport 8th Grade: Marceline Sorrow Richard Martinez Escort: Sheva Gray (%?8m Roya ttg GRADE SCHOOL CANDIDATES: 2nd GRADE: Andy Bennett. Amy Harrell; 1st GRADE: Janna Whitworth. Billy Brown; 4th GRADE: Stephanie Brewer, Frankie Cable; 3rd GRADE: Shauna Simms, David Brown; KINDERGARTEN: Susie Gray, Richie Stoll; Escort: Sheva Gray Homecoming “79” was highlighted by the coronation of basketball royalty. The candidates were Carla Self, Annette Adler, and Marlene Pipe with the escorts being Roy Jaye, Timmy Fischer and Joe Mahaffey. Attendants were Donna Stoll and Phillip Dreadfulwater. i' % y Annette Adler and Roy Jaye % S w % - • Annette Adler, Junior daughter of Mr. Mrs. Harvey Adler and Roy Jaye, Senior son of Mrs. Joyce Jaye, were selected as Homecoming Royalty by a popular vote of the student body. Congratulations Annette and Roy. 41 ORGANIZATIONS The Indiahoma students enjoy the great opportunity to participate at the Great Plains Area Vocational School. They learn many new skills and enjoy the new surroundings. The Indiahoma students participate in clubs showing leadership. Melissa Gordon and Don Sisk are both leaders in their club at Great Plains Area Vocational School. Top row L. to R. D. Sisk. T. Igo, V. McCarthy. R. Jaye, T. Lovelace, K. Christian, N. Jones. Bottom row L. to R. T. Sorrow, R. Bland. M. Gordon. A. Adler, B. Martinez. D. Newton. $Q(p p®G) duo 3 0 Sheila Stoll, Comanche County 4-H speech champion, junior division: Speech title—“Huff N Puff’ Sheila won with an illustrated speech, featuring the three little pigs and the big bad wolf. Jr Sr. 4-H officers meet to make plans for the activities in the coming school year. 1st. K. Martinez. T. Noel. C. Paddyaker. M. Tcnequcr, A. McClung, D. Dale. D. Baker. 2nd. C. Smith, S. Robinson. L. Noel. R Wisner. T. Stoll, M. Enriquez, J. B. Harrell. 3rd. E. Chance, M. Sorrow. C. Brewer. D Waller, V Parker. A. Warner, K. Marcum. 5th. B. Coffelt, E. Pahcoddy, C. McClung, M. Hotubbee. S. Brown. R. Martinez. D. Cook. 5th. T. Stoll, R Bland. J. Baker. L. Tucker, D. Newton. L. Bussey, S. Dale. There s a lot more to 4-H than showing animals. Many activities are involved with 4-H. Such as dress reviews, food division, sewing, speeches, and crafts. We are proud of the people who put so much effort and participate in the many activities of 4-H. 45 lsl row: B. Bird. T. Stoll, D. Meyers. T. Lovelace. T. Ledford, T. Fischer. 2nd row: M. Cain, J. Mahaffey, L. Hickerson, J. Jones, R Stoll, T. Hill, J. Bartlett. 3rd row: G. Marcum. G. Lonctree. B Komachcet, B Baker, C. Mathias, M. Hannabass. 4th row: J. McClung, R Torres, G. Heidebrecht. R Curry: Advisor. Not pictured is Robert Wisner. FFA is a youth organization for high school students who study vocational agriculture. It helps develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership. To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of members in themselves and their work. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of agricultural occupation. This year’s officers are: President: T. Lovelace, Sweetheart: D. Newton, Vice Pres.: T. Fischer, Treasurer: D. Meyer, Reporter: T. Stoll, Historian: B. Bird, Sentinel: T. Ledford, Advisor: Mr. Ron Curry. P , I. H. S. F. H A. CHAPTER 78-79 First row L. to R. L. Tucker, M. Gordon. S. Dale. J. Stirber. L. McClung. T. Stoll. Second Row: Mrs. Bailey. D. Newton. A. Lambert. B Martinez. C. Self, C. Lairamore. T. Sorrow. L. Hoahwah. Third Row: K. Covington. T. Sisk. K. Singleton. R Bland. Fourth Row: R. Bland. T. Stoll. J. Baker. L. Bussey. K. Stirber. K. Davenport. A. Adler, B. Lambert. D. Rowell JR HIGH—Row 1—Christy Brewer. Kari Davenport, Teri Sisk, Standing—Charlotte McClung. Ronda Kretzer, Radie Bland. 48 Row 1 Gayla Evans, Anita Lambert, Linda McCarty, Brenda Lidson, Lennetta McClung, Mrs. Bailey. Row 2 Joyce Stirbcr, Carol Paddyakcr, Kim Tahchawwickah, Charlotte Lairmore, Ron Terasaz, Donna Tahchawwickah. 17®®� $®®$ 177®� $ (7J®� il ?®t? ® @®W®9 Many decisions have to be made in Yearbook Staff every year, as Lenetta, Carol, Gayla, Brenda, and Kim are finding out in picture above. 49 6U The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a movement to confront athletes, coaches born again Christians and through them the youth of the nation, with the chal- lenge and adventure of accepting Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, par- ticipating in His church, and serving Him through our vocations. Row 1 Left to Right: J Waller. L Bussey. J. Baker. S. Dale, T. Heidebrccht. Row 2: R Martinez, T. Stoll, D. Newton, A. Adler, Row 3: L. Hoahwah. M. Pipe. K. Stirbcr. Row 4: D. Cook, C. McClung. L. McClung, K Tahchawwickah. Row 5: T Lovelace, M. Hotubbcc. J. McClung. B Komachect. Row 6: Coach B Fountain, R McCarthy. R Torres. C. Davenport and T. Fischer 50 STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Ricky Stoll. Timmy Fischer, Tim Ledford, Tad Lovelace, Carol Paddyaker. and Mrs. Tucker QmmM I Sheri and Carol put the finishing touches on Homecoming decorations. 51 q §QqQ® dH miP Lesa Bussey Annette Adler Sheri Dale Tammy Stoll Mike Hannabass Alex St. Clare “79” 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 year 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 students are selected according to grade averages. Rono Bussanmas 52 ACTIVITIES 1st row: T. Fischer. J. McClung. T. Hcidebrecht, J. Mahaffey 2nd row: M. Cain. R. Jayc, T. Ledford, T. lgo, V. McCarthy. R. McCarthy 3rd row: Scorekcepcr J. Stirber. Coach Fountain. C. Davenport. T. Lovelace, R Torres, B. Komahcheet. Bat boys: D. Meyers, L. Hickerson. dmfcoi? s Top row: R. Martinez. S. Robinson. D. Cook, J. Coffelt, M. Roberts, 2nd row: T. Heidebrecht, G. Lonetree. R. Torres, J. McClung. B Komahcheet. M. Hannabass. R. Wisner, J. Waller. Coach: Brent Fountain, Scorekeeper: Joyce Stirber The Junior High Baseball program went well this year. Contributing factors to the success of this ball club were hustle, motivation, confidence in themselves and desire to play ball. With the leadership of the Freshman and the helping hand of 7 8th grade boys the season was very inspiring in the eyes of the coach. With players like this the baseball program is in very good shape in the future. Row No. I: P. Singleton. M Roberts, D. Davenport, A. Stoll, M. Thrash, T. Tahchawwickah, COACH: Don Chancelk? Row No. 2: M. Enriquez, S. Stoll, L. Jones. N. Cable, L. Bcnnctte, P Brannon. Grade school girls have done very well this year, and we wish them more good seasons in the years to come! GOOD LUCK GIRLS! 56 1st row: A. McClung. K. Copady. J. Sorrow. M. Martinez, D. Dale, D. Waller 2nd: W Roach. J. Paddyakcr. S. Robinson. V. Parker. T. Weston. J. Hamula. M. Tenequer, A. Warner. 3rd: T. Stoll. J. B. McClung, C. Smith, D. Eidson, T. Noel, D. Owens, K. Kretzer, K. Marcum. COACH: Brent Fountain. Darin Dale: EAGERLY waits for the boys game to begin! Indiahoma boys get into the thick of the game! Left to Right: M Roberts. M. Hannabass. B Komachcet. G. Lonetree. T. Hcidebrecht, R Stoll. R Torres, J. McClung, D. Cook. S. Robinson. R Martinet COACH BRENT FOUNTAIN CONGRATULATIONS BOYS The 1979 junior high boys basketball team can be pleased with a successful year. Their record for the season was 13-4. Great enthusiasm and determination were a part of their successful endeavors. Seven freshmen are a part of the squad and they will be missed as they move up to the senior high team next year. 58 1st row T. Stoll. K. Covington. M. Hotubbee. C. McClung. R. Bland. K. Davenport. 2nd row Mr. Chancellor, coach. S. Brown, K. Stirber. T. Sisk. T. Singleton. V. Clark. E. Chance. 59 First Row (L to R): Sheri Dale. Lennetta McClung. Tammy Stoll. Betty Lambert. Roberta Bland, Carol Paddyaker. Marlene Pipe Second Row (L to R): Carla Self, Debbie Newton, Lori Tucker, Justine Baker, Lisa Bussey. Annette Adler. Coach, Mr. Don Chancellor 60 Yaatui d oi tk da fifo@Q99Q g Pq Q Coach Chancellor calls time out to talk with the girls. Doesn’t Annette look like she is fed up with the whole thing!! Justine Baker is ready and alert to try to steal the ball from Cache. 61 From left to right is: Timmy Fischer. Joe Mahaffey, Toby Hill. Victor McCarthy. Timmy Ledford. Roy Jaye, Terry Igo, Craig Davenport. Rusty McCarthy. Bruce Bird. Robert Wisner. Kneeling is: Mgr.: Larry Hickerson, Coach: Brent Fountain, and Mgr.: Dennis Meyers. Good Luck Boys Above: Roy Jaye and Victor McCarthy Seniors pose at County 63 The Indiahoma FFA members have had a very busy year. We went to five state stock shows and two out-of-state shows. We went to all kinds of judging contests, speech contests and leadership conferences. Also we held many money making projects including hats, turkey shooting and running the popcorn machine at the ball games. The reward comes for everyone at the end of the year, when they are honored and congratulated on their successful year. Thank you for your support!! 64 ) , £7« til 8®Q(pQ We would like to thank everyone for helping put together a wonderful show and parade. Thank for your support!!! 65 66 Se I remember, I remember how my childhood fleeted by. 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Vice President Fae Stiles—Cashier CARPENTERS BUS SALES NEW AND USED SCHOOL BUSES Safest Link from Home to School Ph. 492-4153 Box 100 Elgin, Oklahoma FOR COMPLETE DECORATING FOWLER’S PAINT AND GLASS FLOOR COVERING Accessories—Mirrors Wall Covering ’Paints ’Wallpaper ’Carpets ’Picture Framing ’Glass ’Vinyl Flooring ’Countertops Phone: 1010 D. Avenue 355-1346 Lawton, Oklahoma 90 Compliments of national bank 601 D Lawton, Oklahoma Phone 353-6500 Congratulations “Srs. 79” Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Mclaury People’s Store Faded Glory —Kathy Kasuals Karman —Manhattan Richard LeAnn Elkouri —Owner Phone 569-2794 Snyder, Oklahoma 91 MABLES LADIES APPAREL ACCESSORIES 609 E. Street Phone: 569-2491 Snyder, Oklahoma MORTON’S T.V. Sony—Sylvan ia—Philco Box 566 Cache, Oklahoma 73527 PHONE: Lawton: 355-3573 Cache: 429-8246 YOAST FURNITURE 602 South Sheridan We buy all types of used furniture Phone: 355-7709 Lawton, Oklahoma MARLOW’S GARAGE AND CAR WASH SERVICE Congratulations Seniors of 79 Service is our business All car air-conditioners. Wheel alignment, Brakes, Complete automotive Service Parts and accessories Auto Inspection station Owners: Mrs. Marlow and Sons. 92 Compliments of 2605 Cache Road 353-6077 Lawton, Okla Hand Tooled Billfolds Purses Shoe Repair—Handmade Boots Western Shirts—Indian lewelry Suede jackets—Custom Framing Tony Lama, Acme, lustin Boots HICKERSON’S LAUNDROMAT 8-9 Monday-Saturday Closed on Sundays Owners: lames and Anna Ruth Hickerson CUSTOM SHIRT GALLERY KELLY MORRISON Custom Designed shirts lettering or logo transfers Discount rates for: Churches Groups, Clubs, Teams, Organizations, Schools T-Shirts T-Shirts T-Shirts For Everyone 1922 Cache Road Phone 405 353-0020 LAWTON, OKLAHOMA 73501 DEANA EDMONDS 93 LAWTON OKLAHOMA 73501 Wedding Flowers— Gifts Flower Basket Say it with flowers 701 E. ST. 1353 N W 53rd St Lawton Okla 73501 (4051 357-7213 ROY B SCOTT MICHAEL E. SCOTT PEARL D SCOTT Snyder, Oklahoma 569-2355 Teresa Myers—Owner Margie Myers 569-2253 569-2581 FINE CLOTHES FOR GREAT KIDS INFANTS THRU IUNIORS The Cabbage Patch Ronnie Bussanmas employee of SCOTTS HOUSE OF FLOWERS shows flower arrangement to Indiahoma classmate Gayla Evans. 569-2411 Snyder 600 E. Street 335-3400 Frederick 101 W. Grand SEXTON SEXTON SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLY Apache, Oklahoma 73006 P.O. Box 346 Phone (405) 588-3686 Country Mart We specialize in flats, oil changes and grease jobs. Groceries, Cold Beer, Picnic Supplies Prompt, Courteous, Fast Service Owners: Darwin Hannabass Clifton F nnabass Indiahoma, Ok. Phone 246-3547 Factory Tape Outlet The Store with the Most Music 8 tracks. Cassettes, LP's, and 45's Craig Panasonic Dealer 8 tracks, Cassettes only $5.77 1906 Cache Road Phone: 357-4400 Lawton, Ok. 73501 OLD WEST GENERAL STORE Short Order Cafe— to go or eat in dining room. Phone: 429-8069 Owners: Bud Betty Bowles Cache, Oklahoma 95 r