Jones High School - Lariat Yearbook (Jones, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

To the Student Body: This year there have been a lot of changes in the Lariat. Under the direction of a new instructor and a new yearbook company the Lariat staff has prepared this book for you. The editors and Mrs. Adams have worked many hours overtime, as have many of the other staff mem- bers. All of this work has been done because JHS, YOU'RE STILL THE ONE. The Yearbook Staff. JHS YOU'RE STILL THE ONE! 2 HIGH SCHOOL.........................1-77 Opening.............................1-13 Organizations......................14-33 Sports ............................34-49 People.............................50-77 Administration...................52-53 H.S. Faculty ....................54-55 Class Officers .....................56 Honors..............................57 Seniors..........................58-71 Juniors..........................72-73 Sophomores.......................74-75 Freshmen.........................76-77 MIDDLE SCHOOL ....................78-101 Opening............................78-81 Organizations......................82-85 Sports ............................86-91 People............................92-101 M.S. Faculty ....................92-93 Eighth Grade ....................94-95 Seventh Grade....................96-97 Sixth Grade .....................98-99 Fifth Grade ...................100-101 ELEMENTARY ......................102-116 Opening..........................102-103 People...........................104-116 Elementary Faculty ............104-105 Fourth Grade ..................106-107 Third Grade ...................108-109 Second Grade ..................110-111 First Grade ...................112-113 Kindergarten ..................114-115 Special Education .................116 H.S. Cooks and Custodians ...........117 M.S. Cooks and Custodians ...........118 Candids and Ads .....................119 Ads..............................120-126 Acknowledgements.....................127 Closing .............................128 3 Sitting in the classroom can be fun, if you try to make it that way. But if you just sit in class with the attitude of I wish I weren't here, or This is so boring. That is ex- actly how it will be .. BORING! Where as if you try to enjoy the class and make the best of it, it will be much easier to take and you might even enjoy it. WHO ARE WE? LONGHORNS! People have literally been going to school for centuries, Even so. it still is not one of the favorite pastimes, as a matter of fact, to many students, school is a real hassel. Many times it has the effect of hair pulling. Another outlet for school related anxieties is pulling someone elses' hair. IS OUR GOAL! 6 “MOODS A butterfly struggling to free himself, spreading his wings and flying free is an example of a natural change. We as young people are very much like the butterfly. While the butterfly is going through many changes, we also go through changes, moods. Many times people feel like just sitting and thinking; being quiet. Other times our mood is loud, happy and outgo- ing. Just as the butterfly must go through changes so must we experience moods. 7 WE'RE STILL HAVIN' FUN! 9 12 Going to school is hard work. Actually there is very little difference in going to school and having a job. You are ex- pected to be there bright and early every morning. You have assignments you are expected to carry out every day. So indeed school is HARD WORK ... wnere the only pay is what you learn. LONGHORNS ARE 0oad2'J OS CKcisVv x.a RtWU eS ii 3 O Ji r r i) c Komerua.H f's We're still the one.in Orga- nizations ..........What-does it mean to be involved in organiza- tions at JHS. To some it means very little, but to others it is a very important part of their school life. It means learning how to conduct themselves in an orderly manner; To learn to work together and get something good out of it; Organizations promote school spirit, as well as pride in our school. The students have worked hard to make each of their organi- zations number ONE! Sitting M. Turner, J. Eeds, D. Long, D. Lee, 2nd row-D. Davenport P. Smith, K. Hoag, Mrs. Lewis. V. Johnson, T. Vauqht, M. Hill, 3rd row- S. Bell, J. Murphy, T. Coffey, V. Ryals, C. Tubbs, C. Long, D. Hopcus, 4th row-K. Nelson, T. Newton, P. Fesler, C. Keyes, C. Nichols, C. 16 Thornton BAND PLAYS ON K. Breckenridge, G. Peterprin, J. McCoy, R. Taylor, C. Shaw, C. Brown, R. Oltmaon, J. Parkhurst, C. Parkhurst, Mr. Tomlinson, T. Taylor, S. Carter, P. Franklin, P. Decker, T. Smith, K. Barnhill, C. Warner, J. Judkins, M. McCoy, M. Gudenrath, K. Harper, R. Carter, T. Smith, C. Chesser, S. Aynes, D. Lee, S. Stone, K. Knowls, C. Hood, E. Eden, R. Dorman, A. Sanders, J. Aynes, R. Patterson TWIRLERS J. Judkins, J. Henry, Head, T. Taylor 21 Sitting-T. Newton, K. Spring, C. Tubbs, J. Kettler, S. Carter, K. Hoag, J. Murphy, Below-Mrs. Claunch, J. Williams lst-row-W. Leasure, S. Carter, J. Murphy, K. Spring, J. Kettler, K. Hoag, C. Tubbs, T. Newton, R. Carter, 2nd row-V. Threatt, C. Garr, J. Eeds, R. Alvarado, R. Polland, J. Dorman, M. Hill, S. Ball, 3rd row-D. Jasper, J. Green, D. Ruble, T. Coffey, D. Long, D. Lee, D. Green 22 FBLA, ON THEIR WAY Future Business Leaders of America was established at Jones last year and is well on their way this year. Since that time, this organization has brought only good to JHS. Un- der the instruction of Mrs. Claunch, the FBLA members have placed high in state con- tests and continue to do so. 23 Karen Lopp, Sweetheart lstrow-M. Peace, K. Lopp, M. Barnes, J. Barnhill; 2nd row-D. McEwen, L. Schuster, J. Taylor, D. Barnhill, B. Harrington 1st row-D. Barnhill, J. Taylor, M. Nichols, L. Schuster, K. Lopp, M. Barnes, J. Barnhill, B. Harrington, D. McEwen, 2nd row-M. Peace, M. Dixon, T. Tiller, R. McCurdy, E. Beavers, R. Leahy, L. Tubbs, P. Wallace; 3rd row-T. Simon, J. Gottschalk, S. Thomas, B. Poore, T. Sanders., 0. Pearmon. WE'RE MORE THAN JUST AUTO MECHANICS AQUE SE HABLE ESPANOL 1st row-J. Eeds, K. Hoag, K. Spring, T. Coffey, C. Tubbs, K. Lopp, J. Murphy, T. “ row- I Tubbs, K. Lopp, J. Murphy, f. Newton, 2nd ow- S. Ball, D. Teeter, J.Stephens, S. Wil- .iams, V. Johnson, T. Teeter, D. Smart, M. Hill, Mrs. Wilkerson, 3rd row-D. Jasper, S. Bell, C. Long, D. Long, J. Kettler, D. Davenport, T.Tay- lor, C. Jasper, R. Trail K. Spring, K. Hoag, J. Murphy, K. Lopp, T. Newton, T. Coffey, J. Eeds, Mrs. Wilkerson, C. Tubbs. (SPANISH SPOKEN HERE) E. Nethercutt, R. Carter,K. Ruble, D. Story, M. Breckenridge, Mrs. Munson, V. Ryals, M. Turner, D. Sanders, M. Hood, D. Ruble V. Hill, D. Phil- lips, B. Turner, C. Williams, J. Robinson WE'RE STILL HAVING FUN IN M U S c J. Weber, D. Jasper, M. Turner, J. Ruble. S. Williams, C. Boren, S. Carter, K. Nelson, C. Nichols. row 1-J. Weber, M. Turner, S. Carter, R. Davis, C. Boren, L. Kerr, J. Ruble, D. Jasper, C. Nichols, K. Nelson, Mrs. Zenner, row 2-S. Williams, J. Taylor, D. Davenport, K. Ruble, T. Threatt, P. Smith, S. Gotts- chalk, R. York, B. McCoy, C. Thorton, S. Arrowood. row 3-T. Simon, D. Story, B. Story, M. Henry, G. Smith, B. Warner, K. Green, D. Shaw, C. Pinkston, S. Tanner, N. Cooper, K. Jutz. 28 1st row- T. Taylor, S. Millican, C. Tubbs, T. Moore, J. Listen; 2nd row- Mr. Stehno, M. Johnston. 29 1st row-J. Fortune, S. Stone, D. Hodge, K. Charles, 2nd row-Mr. Stehno, T. Tiller, B. Blair, M. Johnston, T. Moore, C. Tubbs, S. Millican, J. Listen, T. Taylor, G. Ruzycki, J. Bryan, 3rd row-S. Hagler, D. Harrington, S. Mc- Coy, K. Satterwhite, J. Boggs, M. Hoag, J. Swanson, T. Manwell, G. Smith, J. Aynes, P. McMahon, 4th row-J. Thornton, D. McEwen, K. Fesler, R. Lowe, 5th row-J. Minitre, R. Coffey, S. Johns, L. Partin, C. Boren, C. Duran, R. Patterson, J. Judins, D. Teeter, D. Davenport. 30 IT'S NOT ONLY A STUDENT'S ACTIVITY FFA is a strong organization at JHS. The people in FFA are a group of students we should all be proud of. They always re- present the school well at state shows. The FFA works hard to make improvements in their program. This year under the leadership of a new instructor they have made numerous im- provements on the barn, and nave added several storage buildings to the FFA area. Each year FFA members attend the National FFA Convention in Kansas City. All of the FFA members work hard to make FFA at Jones number one. YEARBOOK Standing-Jennifer Kettler, Mrs. Adams, 1st row-Tommie Newton, Cindy Tubbs, Jan Murphy, Kathy Kerr, Debbie Long, Sherri Ball, Jeanette Henry, 2nd row-Teresa Coffey, James, Sanders, Mike Haskins, Paul Olivier, Mike Ruzycki, Jack Dorman, Jimmy Boggs. P. Olivier Photographer J. Murphy Copy Ed. J. Kettler Yrbk. Ed. T. Newton Nsp. Ed. 1st row-T. Newton, S. Millican, R. Polland, L. Schuster, K. Lopp. 2nd row-R. Davis, C. Warner, C. Boren, D. Hill, S. Hagler, M. Breckenridge. 3rd row-C. Duran, J. Kettler, L. James, V. Hill, R. Alvarado, R. Phillips, N. Claunch, advisor Not pictured. n o 3; MSEBflu Touch 3MSSflxrcr WORKING HPRD S ourqQ. What does it mean to be a part of the student life at JHS? To some it simply means getting up and going to school every morn- ing for no other reason than be- cause they have too. However, to the majority of the students it means more; It means going to a place where they are a part of something; It means sharing opinions, thoughts, and joys; It means working together to keep every part of JHS No. 1. 1st row-Mr. Pratt, L. James, T. Wallace, R. Polland, E. Cox, 2nd row-J. Minitre, C. Duran, M. Hill, A. Sanders, V. Hill, G. Hardaker Mr. Pratt, L. James, R. Polland, T. Wallace, E. Cox 36 Fellowship of Christian Athletes was or ganized from a fresh start this year. FCA is organized to help young Chris- tian athletes strengthen their faith and share their witness. Football is a tough sport, prob- ably the toughest of H.S. sports. Very often pain and agony come with playing. The pain or broken bones and torn ligaments, and the agony of defeat. But the reason for playing is a VICTORY. 37 Joetta Eeds, Queen, Senior Tip Wallace, Escort, Senior Patricia Fesler, Freshman Joetta Eeds, Senior Tracey Taylor, Sophomore Debbie Teeter, Junior « . U'iy aylor, Joetta Eeds, Senior, Debbie Teeter, Junior 39 Patricia Fesler, Freshman 41 WE WILL ROCK YOU! 1-M. Barnes, 2-R. Phillips, 4-T. Wallace, 3-Coaching staff-Bob Pratt, Bill Stevens, Ken Redding ROW 1: R. Phillips, V. Threatt, ra. Neff, J. Taylor, R. Harrington, C. Williams, C. Duran, D. Hill, G. HardSREr.'Bl Woodward. ROW 2: M. Barnes, J. Williams, G. Smith, J. Liston, D. Barnhill,l l. Hill, K. Satterwhite, J. Tipton, P. Wal- lace, E. Cox, L. James. ROW 3:J lr. Stevens, D. Hill, V. Hill, J. Barnhill, R. Poland, T. Wallace, N. Cooper, FI. McCoy, W. Neff, S. Millican, Mr. B. Pratt, WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS 1- N. Cooper 2- R. Poland 3- G. Smith 4- D. Hill 5- J. Williams 6- S. Millican 7- V. Threatt 8- R. McCoy 44 09 Standing-K. Satterwhite, N. Cooper, M. Haskins, T. Wallace, M. Hoag, R. McCoy, A. Sanders, P. Webb, Coach Pratt; Kneeling-Mgr. J. Williams, M. Breckenridge, R. Phillips, M. Hill, T. Manwell, J. Tipton, S. McCoy, D. Hill, M. Wallace Standing-Mgr. K. Green, G. Hardaker, C. Minter, R. Harrington, V. Hill, D. Pinkston, D. Phillips, J. Unsell, Coach Collins; Kneeling-T. Smith, C. Warner, D. Miller, J. Minitre, R. Coffey, D. Hodge, C. Greenroyd, B. Guest. 46 Standing-P. Smith, J. Stephens, C. Garr, S. Johns, D. Teeter, Coach D. Landess, V. Johnson, M. Hill, J. Eeds, E. Cooper. Sitting-J. Judkins, S. Bell, T. Taylor, J. Bryan, K. Warren, K. Hoag. 1st row-C. Somon, N. Deal, D. Hopcus, D. Gottschalk, L. Hill, C. Nichols, K. Husted, P. Fesler, C. Keyes, P. Combs. Standing-G. Ruzycki Mgr., P. Franklin, D. Lee, E. Eden, T. Vaught, K. Barnhill Mgr., Mr. Landess. 47 ! SPRING SPORTS SNOWED IN The 1978 Spring sports had to be moved indoors because, of all things ... SNOW. The baseball boys practiced for two weeks in the old gym. as the track people ran in the new gym. However the weather did clear and all outdoor, Spring sports were soon taking advantage of the sun and the wind. '■jin'd B mo Kxnmm We're still the one — In Sports.................What does it mean to be an athlete at JHS? To some it means getting a credit or being the big man at school; but to more it means showing and proving to other schools that JHS is No. 1. Even though Jones is not al- ways the winning team, they almost always are No. 1 in sportsmanship. To be an athlete is what school spirit is really all about. ADMINISTRATION John Hollingsworth Superintendent B.A. — East Central Univ. M.E. — Eastern New Mexico University Post Graduate — Oklahoma Univ. 9f B.S., M.E. — Central State Post Graduate — Central State Delbert Taylor, Hal Able, Paul Tate, Jack Hoag, Alma Phillips Robert C. Foote Principal B.A. — Oklahoma Baptist Univ. Elizabeth David j0e Jo Ann Doug Cook Elder Fullbright Hollingsworth Landess 54 Floyd Peace WE'RE TEACHERS, AND WE CARE. Joyce Roman Kay Lewis Pat Foster Becky Munson Kenneth Frank Bill Betty Jan Redding Stehno Tomlinson Wilkerson Zenner CLASS OFFICERS LEAD OUT J. Eeds, T. Wall Fj. Kettler: SENI R. Dak is, J. Tayld _ varado, A. Sanders: JUI STUDENT'S RECEIVE HONORS Melissa Hill Valedictorian Tommie Newton Salutatorian 1977-78 HONOR SOCIETY SUPT. HONOR ROLL 4.0 GRADE POINT Twelfth Grade Joe Williams Teresa Coffey Joetta Eeds Melissa Hill Kelly Hoag Jennifer Kettler Karen Lopp Jan Murpny Tommie Newton Cindy Tubbs Eleventh Grade Jackie Liston Cindy Hood Mindy Hood Shelly Johns Darla Ruble Vicki Ryals Kathy Spring Tenth Grade Lee James Mitchell McCoy Carl Williams Susan Bell Julie Judkins Jeanie Stephens Tracey Taylor Ninth Grade Rebecca York Kimmy Sanders Bill Guest Deborah Hopcus Diane Lee Robert Dorman PRIN. HONOR ROLL 3.5-3.9 GRADE POINT Twelfth Grade Sherrie Ball Katrina Barnes Stephanie Dunn Debbie Long Eleventh Grade Rita Carter Sheila Carter Carol Garr Debbie Jasper Kathy Kerr Dayla Lee DeSbie Teeter Sharon Williams Tenth Grade John Aynes Dale Barnhill Ernie Cox Johnny Dunn Sidney McCoy Eric Nethercutt Vicki Johnson Cheryl Long Kathy Warren Ninth Grade Richard Coffey Keith Knowles Pat Fesler Tammy Vaught Stacy Hagler Dennis Miller Wayne Mitchell Paul Newsom Connie Keyes Elynda Eden 1st Sem. Grades. SHERRIE BALL FHA-3; Spanish-1; Football Queen 75-76; FBLA-1; Basketball-2: Track-2; Yearbook Newspaper-1; Cheerleader-1. KATRINA BARNES  FBLA-1; Pep Club-2; FHA-1. MICHAEL BARNES VICA-2, President-2; Football-1; Shop-3; Drafting-1. JIMMY BOGGS FFA-4; Auto. Mech.-l; VICA-1, Officer-1; Ag. Mech.-l; Football- 2; Yearbook Newspaper-1. MIKE BRECKENRIDGE Basketball-4; Track-3; Honor Soc.-3; Spanish-1. TERESA COFFEY Who's Who Award; Honor Soc.-3; Shorthand Award; 4-H-2; FBLA-2, Officer-1; Yearbook Newspaper-1; FHA-3, Officer-1. NATE COOPER Basketball-4; Track-4; Football-2; Shop-2; Choir-2; Little All City- Lineman 77-78. DIANE DAVENPORT VBOE-1; FHA-1. TERRY DAVIS VICA-3, District Treasurer-76- 77; FFA-3; Officer-2. MARK DIXON Auto Mech.-3; VICA-2, Central District Reporter-2. JACK DORMAN Band-3; Stage Band-3; FBLA-1; Spanish-1; Farm Mechanic-1; Snop-1; Yearbook Newspaper-1; Outstanding Band Member 5-76. STEPHANIE DUNN Yearbook Newspaper-l; Newspaper Editor: Editor's Award; FBLA-1. JOETTA EEDS Cheerleader-4; Basketball-4; Track-4; FHA-4. Officer-4; FBLA-1; Football Queen 77-78; OSU Alumni Award; Who's Who Award. JERRY GOTTSCHALK DALE HARRINGTON Ag. 3; Farm Mech-1; Auto Mech.- MIKE HASKINS Basketball-1; Tennis-1; Yearbook- Newspaper-1. V JEANETTE HENRY Basketball-2; Band-4; Band Queen 77-78, Attendant 76-77; Major- ette-3, Head-1; Honor Soc. 3; Spanish-1; V-Pres.-l. DONALD HILL Football-4; Baseball-3; Basket- ball-2; Auto Mech.-l. MELISSA HILL Basketball-4; Track-4; Tennis-1; Track Attendant 76-77; Drill Team-2, Co-Captain-1; Pep Club- 2; FBLA-1; FHA-4. KELLY J. HOAG Basketball-4; Track-4; FHA-4; FBLA-1; Yearbook-1, Co. Editor- 1;0SU Alumni Award; Dr. Ed. Award; OK Hist. Award. DEBORAHE HOOPER FBLA-1. MAT JOHNSTON FFA-4, officer-2; Band-2; Base- ball-1; Who's Who Award; Hon6r Soc.-2. RENE KAHN FBLA-1. JENNIFER KETTLER FBLA-2, Officer-1; FHA-4, Offi- cer-1; Spanish-1; Track-1; Bas- ketball-1; Drill Team-1; History Award; Honor Soc.-3; Yearbook Editor-1. WANDA LEASURE FBLA-1; ELDON LIFTON VICA-3; DEBBIE LONG Cheerleader-3; Drill Team-1; Bas- ketball Mgr.2; FHA-4, Officer-1; FBLA-2; Typing Award-2; Year- book Newspaper-1. KAREN LOPP FHA-4, Officer-3; Spanish-1; Journalism-1; VBOE-1; Drill Team-1; Pep Club-1; Newspaper Editor; Honor Soc.; VICA Sweet- heart. RAYMOND LOWE wendell McAllister Football-3; Baseball-2; Auto Mech.-l. RALPH McCOY FFA-3, Officer-2; VICA-2; Foot- ball-2; Track-1; Basketball-1; Perfect Attend.-1. Class officer 75-76. STEVEN MILLICAN FFA-4; FFA Officer-2; Livestock Judging Team-4; Student CounciI- 1; Football-3; Track 1; Baseball- 1; Honor Soc.-l. TERRY MOORE FFA-4, Officer-2; Yearbook New- spaper-1. JANEECE MURPHY FBLA-2, Officer-2; FHA-4, Offi- cer-2; Yearbook Newspaper-1, Co- Editor-1; Pep Club-1; Bookkeeping Award-1; FBLA Award. TOMMIE NEWTON Honor Soc.-4; OSU Alumni Award; Class Officer 76-77; FBLA-2, Officer-2; FHA-4; Officer-2; Stu- dent Council-1; Newspaper-1. MARK NICHOLS VICA-3, Secretary 77-78; Span- ish-1; PAUL OLIVIER Yearbook Newspaper-1; Yearbook photographer-1. JIM PARK Spanish-1; Spanish Representa- tive-1; Weightlifting-1. BUD PEARMAN JR. FBLA-1; Shop-2; RICKEY PHILLIPS Class Officer-1; FFA-4; Football- 4; Basketball-4; Baseball-4; Track-4; Band-2; FCA-3; Who's Who Award. CURTIS PINKSTON Football-1; Baseball-3; Weightlift- ing-3; Shop-2; Tennis-2; Choir-1; Farm Mech.-l. RAY A. POLAND Student Council Pres. 77-78; V- Pres.-l; Football-3; Basketball-2; Track-3; Baseball-3; FBLA-1; FCA-2; All Dist.-l. MARK ROBINSON Spanish-2; VICA-1. JACQUE RUBLE Choir-4; FBLA-1; Track-2; Music Appreciation Award; Choir Publicity Reporter. MIKE RUZYCKI Shop-3; Yearbook-1; Spanish-1; Drafting-2; Farm Mech.-l. JAMES SANDERS Drafting-3; Shop-3; Spanish-1; Auto Mech.-l; VICA-1; Yearbook- Newspaper-1. TIM SANDERS Football-1; FFA-3; VICA-2. LEE SCHUSTER FFA-3, President-1; VICA-2, Of- ficer-2; Student Council-1; Soph. Class Officer. bJ DANIELLE SMART Track-1; Pep Club-1, Officer-1; Drill Team-; Student Council-1; Class Officer-1; FHA-4, Officer- 1; Spanish-1. GARY SMITH FFA-1; Football-1; Basketball-1. SCOTT TANNER Baseball-3; Shop-2; Spanish-1; Choir-1; Farm Mech.-l. TAMMY TEETER FFA-2; FFA Sec. 77-78; Track- 1; FHA-1. VERNON THREATT Track-3; State Track Meet-2; Football-4, Outstanding Soph.; Weightlifting-4; VBOE-2; All Con- ference. CINDY TUBBS FBLA-2; FHA-3; Honor Soc.-4; American Legion Award; Accounting Award; Typing Award; Spanish Award; Business Ed. Award. TIM WALLACE Football-4; Basketball-3; Base- ball-4; FCA-2; FCA-Cap.; Class President 75-76; V-Pres. 77-78; Student of Today. BYRON WARNER Football-3; Track-3; Choir-3; Band-1; Pop Singers-1; All Conf. Honorable Mention-1. 64 JOE F. WILLIAMS III Football-3; Co. Cap.; All Dist.; Honorable Mention All-Conf.; Track-3; Baseball-1; Basketball Mgr.; FBLA-2, Officer-2. JOY'CLEA WILLIAMS Pep Club-1; Spanish-2; FBLA-1; VBOE-2; FHA-1; Journalism-1; Football Attendant 76-77; Journal- ism Editor Award. BILL BOEHME Senior Sponsor JOYCE ROMAN Senior Sponsor HERE'S TO YOU Thank you Senior Sponsors, for ev- erything you've done for us these last two years. You've helped us a great deal and we do appreciate it, even though often we haven't shown it. You'ye taught us so much, not only in the classroom but by just being examples to us, by letting us see the good and the baa of you. As the end of our high school years ap- proaches, we just wanted to say THANK YOU. 66 BIG: HAPPY FAMILY! The Seniors of 78 are a united body of people, until May 12, then each and every person will take on a new identity — no longer will we be stu- dents, but graduates; so until May 12 we'll be one family and then each will become a separate indi- vidual. Some of our family have been going to Jones for 13 year. This is actu- ally an accomplishment in it's self. Congratulations 13 year class- mates. 67 Lee Schuster Jeannette Henry Sherrie ♦Tommie f Rickie Phillips Stephanie , Tdirimy eeter CHERISHED FRIENDS God must have known there would be a time, we'd need a word of cheer. Someone to praise a triumph or brush away a tear. He must have known we'd need to share, the joy of little things. In order to appreciate the happi- ness life brings. I think He knew our troubled hearts would sometimes throb with pain, At trials and misfortune or some goals we can't attain, of an understanding heart to give us strength and courage to make a fresh new start. He knew we'd need companionship, unselfish ___lasting_____true. And so God answered the hearts great wish, with cherished friends, like you. FACING GRADUATION Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart. Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we grow nearer and all our friends seem so much dearer. And as we say our final good-bye; One last embrace and one more cry. A keep in touch and a promise I will A Remember when but better still, A place in my heart, you'll al- ways stay. This is what's said as we go our own way. 69 !£ Debbie Long, Lee Schuster CUTEST COUPLE m Joetta Eeds, Nate Copper MOST ATHLETIC X 70 Donnie Hill, Danielle Smart CLASS CLOWNS Byron Warner, Jennifer Kettler MOST TALKATIVE James Sanders, Karen Lopp FRIENDLIEST Joe Williams, Cindy Tubbs MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED I Paul Wallace Pat Webb David Williams Sharon Williams The Juniors were excited and well on their way to becoming Seniors when they received their class rings. They showed them to everyone, some even flaunted them. For those who keep their rings, they will have a life-long mem- ory of the last two years in high STEPPINGSTONE — SOPHOMORES John Aynes Bill Ballard Dale Barnhill Susan Bell Jeanise Bryan Darlene Combs Emma Cooper Kathy Cooper Ernie Cox Karla Culver Dorothy Davenport Johnny Dunn Charlie Duran Ingrid Edwards Joe Fortune Virginia Garza Monte Henry Darryl Hill Mike Hill Mike Hoag Alan Horton Marie Hurley Lee James Vicky Johnson Julie Judkins Kathy Jutz Cheryl Long Toda Manwell Betty McCoy Mitchell McCoy Sid McCoy Ronny McCurdy Wayne Mitchell Kenny Neff Kayleen Nelson Eric Nethercut 0. D. Pearman Randy Patterson Karen Ruble Kendall Satterwhite Tim Simon Pam Smith Sherry Smith Jeanie Stephens Renee Stone Jay Swanson Paul Swanson Janet Taylor Tracy Taylor Clemmie Thorton Tina Threatt Tim Tiller S ■' Trail a Turner Kathy Warren Joanie Weber Carol Williams Karen Woods Barbara Woodard Bobby Woodard The sophomores have reached a steppingstone in their high school years. It's a time when they receive more responsibility from everyone. Probably the biggest comes with driving. £ A NEW BEGINNING Sandra Arrowood Kaye Barnhill Penny Blackwood Bode Blair Kenny Charles Richard Coffey Patty Combs Norma Deal Phillip Decker Robbie Dorman Elynda Eden David Ellison Patricia Fesler Pam Franklin Leona George Debbie Gottschalk Shelly Gottschalk Kenneth Green Clifford Greenroyd Bill Guest Stacy Hagler Guy Hardaker Roger Harrington Leslie Hill Vernon Hill Danny Hodge Debbie Hopcus John Horton Jerry Husted Mary Hurley Kim Husted Carolyn Jasper Alan Jenkins Ricky Kahn Connie Keys Keith Knowles Diane Lee Leslie Lindley Bonnie McCoy Dennis Miller Joey Mi nitre Cliff Minter Wayne Mitchell Kurt Nethercutt Paul Newsom Connie Nichols David Phillipps Dale Pinkston Gina Ruzycki Kimmy Sanders Robert Schiebert Milissa Schrimsher Dwight Shaw Connie Simon Troy Smith Stoney Stone Ralph Tanner Jimmy Taylor Rose Trail Bill Turner MIDDLE SCHOOL MOVING ON WE'RE PROUD OF JMS JMS SPEAKS OUT Standing-Karen Harper, L to R Gayla Unsell, Tammy Tay- lor, Terri Pellman, Cheryl Parkhurst 1st row- Mrs. Bennett, B. Florer, D. Prochaska, R. Brown, M. L. Eden, L. Taylor, Mrs. Krywicki, 2nd row-G. Parkhurst, S. Jasper, T. Smith, K. Harper, G. Bell, 3rd row-R. Neal, D. Becker, P. Prochaska, C. Chesser. 82 5 ? 6 MUSIC 1st row-Mrs. Zenner, T. Bryan, M. Cox, L. Kinsey, L. Taylor C. Coutee, T. White, B. Thornton, K. Schrimsher, D. Bentley, 0. Campbell, A. Prince; 2nd row- K. Coker, S. Pickerel I, T. Ball, D. Mills, J. Henry, P. Taylor, D. Simon, D. Prochaska, B. Miles, B. Hegi, T. Smiley; 3rd row-L. Smith, S. Otwell, D. Pickerel I, M. Mason, S. Boyd, A. Simpson, S. Arrowood, D. Garr, W. Dillon, K. Watson, 0. Mellenthin, 4th row-G. Unself, S. York, D. Gwin, A. Nuflake, A. Lowe, C. Truesdale, B. McDaniel, B. Hale, T. Miles, C. Spicer, J. Hill •co lstrow-D. Combs, L. Cox, L. Little, T. Pellman, L. Chandler L. Jacobs, G. Miller, C. Weaver, T. Gottschalk, S. Jasper, D. Becker, Mrs. Zenner, 2nd row-J. Robertson, L. Schrimsher, V. Thornton, T. Gragg, L. Ruble, S. Boyd, T. Lattin, B. Vorel, T. Thompson, J. Landess, S. Crockett, D. Campbell, 3rd row-T. Garcia, K. Williams, K. Becker, K. Bynum, J. Unsell, G. Parkhurst, D. Hurley, K. Barnhill, J. Lowe, S. Ab- bott, S. Green, 4th row-T. Yineyard, G. Hennings, D. Cooper, P. Prochaska, K. Vloedman, M. Beavers, K. IManeato, K. Olivier, P. Hasel, L. Eden, K. Vinyard J. Parkhurst ROW 1-J. Ayners, C. Tomlinson, S. Maine, V. Crawford, J. K. Bynum Tate, ROW2-L. Hasel, L. Hopcus, H. McDaniel, D. Horton, Queen King ROW 3-K. Todd. M. Eden, R. Hinton, T. Tyetancz, G. Shaw, J. Williams, V. Williams, T. Taylor, B. Hensley, ROW 4-A. Tate, B. Hodain, V. Hines, M. Webb, K. Tipton. ROW 1-L. Warren, D. Scott, M. Oltman, ROW 2-B. Charles, B. McCoy, Rb. McCoy, Rs. McCoy, R. Kidd, ROW 3-D. McCurdy, R. Brown, D. Knowles, S. Breckenridge. C. Parkhurst 0. Duran 84 JMS SWEETHEARTS 6th Grade K. Blackwook M. Simson 8th Grade J. Landess P. Prohuska Not Pictured 7th Grade L. Cox L. Davis 5th Grade T. Tytenicz S. Williams 85 ROW 1-B. Florer, L. Scrimsher, T. Lattin, L. Davis, K. Tipton, 0. Duran, I- Gragg, L, Henry, M. Trail, ROW 2-L. Ruble, R. Lassiter, T. Catheron, G. Bell, D. Williams, T. Garcia, S. Boyd, D. Hill, K. Becker, M. Hinton, ROW 3-J. Jennings, K. Bynum, L. Sheets, T. Smith, G. Parkhurst, S. Ball K. Harper, Queen T. Smith, King D. White, Attendant L. Sheets, Escort J. Landess, Attendant S. Boyd, Escort C. Parkhurst, Attendant 0. Duran, Escort K I N G S A N D Q u E E N S A T J M S 87 M I D D L E S c H O O L B 0 Y S D Y N A M 1 T E 6th GRADE: T. Manwell, R. Vandever, J. Hill, J. Franklin, M. Simpson, J. Gradey, R. Storey, D. Scott, 2nd ROW: D. Prochaska, B. Charles, B. McDaniels, D. Garr, R. Brown, J. Jasper, C. Spicer, Coach Coble 8th GRADE: L. Ruble, J. Williams, J. Unsell, S. Boyd, T. Gwinn, G. Bell, 2nd ROW: K. Williams, T. Smith, R. Neal, P. Prochaska, K. Vloedman, L. Dunn, K. Bynum. 7th GRADE: B. Florer, L. Davis, T. Lattin, D. Stone, D. Hill, 2nd ROW: M. Wilson, K. Becker, D. Williams, G. Parkhurst, D. Little, S. Aynes, S. Ball, 0. Duran, Coach Coble SIXTH GRADE ROW 1-L. Hopcus, J. Williams, R. Kidd, S. Breck- enridge, T. Ball, H. McDaniels, ROW 2-C. Tipton, J. Swanson, D. Knowles, K. Blackwood, T. Tyenicz, D. Hodgens, C. Davenport, ROW 3-Coach Mrs. Chase, G. Unsell, A. Lowe, C. Truesdale, R. Loveless, A. Nullalsc, S. York. SEVENTH GRADE ROW 1-J. McCoy, L. Little, R. Taylor, S. Jas- per, L. Cox, C. Weaver, K. Breckenridge, ROW 2-S. Abbott, C. Brown, K. Vineyard, K. Nanaeto, K. Olivier, T. Thompson, C. Parkhurst, Coach Mrs. Chase. J M S B A S K E T B A L L EIGHTH GRADE ROW 1-L. Nelson, J. Lowe, K. Harper, J. Lan- p dess, C. Shaw, G. Miller, ROW 2-B. Vorel, C. Chesser, D. VJ Becker, J. Parkhurst, S. Brown, Coach Mrs. Chase. | R L S o N T 0 V 1 c T O R Y 89 WE'RE TEACHERS . . . . □ Harold Adams 4 Virginia Bennett Sally Bowman Alta Mae Chase Don Coble Gay Gaston Wanda Hensley Karlene Krywinkie Mary Monroe 92 This is the second year for the Jones Middle School at State Center. It has brought success to the school system. The mid- dle school gives the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth graders their own school as well as a feeling of individual- ity. The middle school has es- tablished their own student government. These students work hard with Mr. Stevens to better the school. All of the State Center students want to make the school better. 93 Darryl Arrowood Lynette Beatty Cnarlotte Beavers Mike Beavers Donna Becker Gary Bell Shannon Boyd Susan Brown Keenon Bynum Joyce Campbell Carmalieta Chesser Mark Coleman Lori Collier David Cooper Tina Crockett Lawrence Dunn Tony Garcia Marlene Gudenrath Doyce Hardee Karen Harper Pam Hasel Donna Hooper Donald Hurly George Jennings Jim Jennings Julie Landess Robby Lassiter Joyce Lee Gary Mathews Gail Miller Becky McDaniel Jackie Lowe Ron Neal Lesa Nelson Tony Nelson Leslie Nethercutt Russell Ottmanns Jackie Parkhurst Gary Peterprin Phillip Prochuska 94 GETTING READY FOR HIGH SCHOOL James Robertson Leslie Ruble Luke Schrimsher Tim Schrimsher Sherrie Schuibert Angela Scott Cherrie Shaw Larry Sheets Diana Smith Trent Smith Janine Thompson Lorrie Thomlinson Larry Truesdale Jeff Unsell Keith Vlaedman Beth Vorel Debbie White Junior Williams Kevin Williams Scott Wood - Shelly Abbot Steve Almon Scott Aynes Stoney Ball Cathy Barnhill Kerry Becker Karen Breckenridge Cheryl Brown Donna Campbell Donald Campbell Lucretia Chandler Dana Combs SEVENTH GRADERS - CHANGING Larry Cothran Mike Cotheran Leah Cox Sherri Crockett Larry Davis Olando Duran Sonny Edwards Lisa Eden Bobby Florer Marilyn Garza Tiffeney Gottschalk Toby Gragg Sherry Green David Guinn Leo Henry Danny Hill Monroe Hinton Brian Hodgens Ladonna Jacobs Sandra Jasper Nancy Johnson Rachel Knight Jim Lane Hank Leasure Travis Lattin % Douglas Little Lisa Little Debra Lowe Trina Marsh Michael Mason Joyce McCoy Billy Moseley Anthony Miles Kim Naneata Tony Nelson Kim Olivier Cheryl Parkhurst Gerald Parkhurst Terri Pellman Devin Stone Vern Thorton Keith Tipton Mark Trail Rhenda Taylor Tracy Thompson Mary Thornton Anthony Tucker Karla Vineyard Terry Vineyard Carol Weaver Doug Williams Mark Wilson Daniel Adams Pam Arrowood Kim Blackwood Sandra Breckenridge Russell Brown Sheree Burroughs Orvane Campbell Bill Charles Linda Copeland Christine Davenport Wayne Dillon Jeff Franklin Greg Gorham Jeff Grady Darline Gwin Joey Hill Darla Hodgens Ernie Hughes Jeff Jasper Jon Johnston Renee Kidd Leslie Kinsey Debra Knowles Roshelle Lowless Annette Lowe Will Maine Beverly McCoy Robert McCoy Russell McCoy Donna McCurdy Brian McDaniels Ott Mellenthin Tony Miles April Nellake Mike Oltmanns Debbie Pickerell David Prochaska Tarry Schroeder Darren Scott Tim Scott David Simon Mark Simpson Tracy Smiley Lisa Smith Roy Story Julie Swanson Gayla Unsell Leslie Warren Mike Wilkerson 99 Anthony Albano Steven Arrowood Jeff Aynes Tracy Ball James Barrett Dale Bently Sara Boyd Tina Bryan Terry Cathran Kim Coker Cindy Coutee Missy Cox Tim Crockett Gaylan Davis Marylou Eden Robin Flynn David Garr Benny Hale Lisa Hasel Samantha Heath Billy Heigi Josie Henry Brian Hensley Vicki Hines Renee Hinton Walter Holder Lori Hopcus David Horton Janine Lane Scott Maine Tracy Manwell Missy Mason Bryan Mathews Heidi McDaniel Brian Miles Dorothy Mills Brian Morrissey David Otwell Shannon Otwell Cheryl Pickerell Adrian Price Arnie Prince Lee Robertson Ethen Schrimsher Gail Shaw Larry Shaw Anita Simpson Cha-Tay Spicer Mide Suke Leland Tate Jeffry Tate Tony Tate Brian Taylor Lynnette Taylor 100 LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT THE BIRDS AND THE BEES Paul Taylor Tammy Taylor Bessie Thornton Cathy Tipton Kari Todd Crieg Tomlinson Carol Truesdale Treasure Tytenicz Richard Vandever Travis Warner Kenneth Watson Mike Webb Lonnie White Gary Whitemen Joy Williams Sammy Williams Venita Williams I AND THE FLOWERS AND THE TREES . AND A THING CALLED LOVE 103 Jean Camp Sylvia Ruby Carrol Johnston Laxton McEwen Karan Defibaugh Janette Deskin Rowena Doris Henderson Hill 104 WE CARE Linda Powell Marilyn Steffenson Ted Tethers We're Teachers------and proud of it. No longer do we see our- selves as just a school teach- er but as members of a profes- sion important to our society. We're Teachers------providing learning experiences for young people that will help them live a productive, rewarding life. We're Teachers------not care- takers or jailers; proud that we have a part in shaping young lives. AND WE CARE ----About School buildings and how well they are cleaned, heated, cooled, painted, fixed, repaired, mutilated, loved or hated. ----About teacher salaries and school financing and whether they are too high, too low, too specific, too broad, too much federal, or not enough state. But most of all we care about children. Without children, we would be unnecessary. Each child is an individual with problems and triumphs, strengths and weaknesses. We care about those individualities and strive to meet each child's needs in the most appropriate way. We care that each child leaves our class and school with the knowledge and skills he needs. We care very deeply when we fall short of tnese ex- pectations. Yes, we're proud to be teach- ers, and we care. 105 Glen Abel Ricky Aynes Stacie Ballard Sheila Bentley Kelli Blackwood Dare I Brown Shannon Bryan Dawn Chandler Lisa Coffey Melissa Cohoon Eric Coleman Mitzi Collier William Denny Kim Eaves Gary Ensslin Everett Garza Curt Grant Tori Goodman Tracy Hamblin Dava Henry 106 LOOKIN' AHEAD TO NEXT YEAR Jeffery Lane Stacy Lattin Raimy Lee Barbara Little Bobby Listen Kathy Manion Christie Martin Charles Miles Raymond Mitchum Shane Neal David Nelson John Rowlen Blaine Ryals Jerry Shiebert Stacy Smiley Stephanie Stevens Tabitha Stennett Sheli Tate Monty Taylor Sherri Thomas Richard TuberviIle Melissa Unsell Larry Wayne Lonnie White Angela Williams Laura Williams Paul Williams Arthur Romero 107 David Avey Denia Barnes Larry Don Barrett Jeana Bell April Biggs Vernnetta Blair Lorrie Booth Ty Burroughs Cindy Chandler Joy Chartney Rebecca Coleman Eileen Cutright Dale Davis Kimberley Davis Leah Franklin Raymond Gosling 108 Lisa Gray PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT Greg Hagler Michael Hines Cathy Kidd Donna Kidd Trey King Jeff Little Kenneth Love Donald McCurdy Machielle McDermott Michelle Miller Scott Minnick Michaele Morrison Sean Morrissay Charlotte Myers Larry Newsom Kevin Patterson Kelly Pellman Stephanie Price Jannetta Robertson Harry Rodriguez Harvey Rodriguez Mickey Rothell Lucille Sanders Jason Scott Leah Scott Laura Sinesh Jody Skaggs Charlie Smiley April Smith Cnristine Spicer Becky Stafford Kevin Tate Cary Taylor Marvin Taylor Ronnie Thomas Trevor Warner John Weber Mark Wells Cassie Whiteman Melanie Williams 109 Steven ADbott Ronnie Arthur Lanie Askins Teresa Atterberry Karla Breckenridge Tara Bynum Jeffrey Clark Amber Cohoon Tina Coleman Patty Crockett Billy Davis Stacy Davis Patrick Dunn Tim Florer Marty Franklin Robert Goodman Carmen Grey Marla Hardee Stacey Hauser no Line Hays Donald Hensley April Houston Crystal Jones Scott Landess Jack Lane Roy Leasure Herbie Listen Jeffrey Little Mike Love Andy Maschino Heather McDaniel Brandy Miller Chris Miller Trina Miles Bryan Neal is Travis Otwell James Pellman Brett Ramsey Maria Rodriguez George Slawson Stephanie Slawson Rhonda Smith Scott Smith Richard Story Shandra Tate Mark Taylor Timothy Taylor Greg Thompson Bryan Vanaever Tabra Warren Glenna Welchel Lonnie Wheatley Donna Williams Desarae Witmer SECOND GRADE DOUBLE — TROUBLE Karen Avey Mary Brakefield Randy Ballard Kim Brown Leana Brayan Terri Collier Troy Collier Kelli Cunningham Clifford Cutright Billy Davis Karrie Davis Regina Eaves Jerry Ensslin Tommy Fike Lou Ann Gosling Tony Guinn Lorri Hamblin Donnie Hehensperger Jimmy Henman Donnie Holland Rusty Highsmith Tammi Hudson Michelle Hughes Gary James Jon Jones Brook Kelly Lee Ann Kever Michel Kidd Steven King Kris Knowles Shane Lambert Mary Lee Ricky Lee Sally Love Darren Martin Sheila Martin GETTING DOWN TO BASICS Randy McCoy Deborah McGraw Carl Meyers Tracy Miles Carmen Miller Mary Morrissey Travis Nanaeto Shawn Newson Truecella Nobles Jeff Otwell Kevin Patterson Andrea Papiakitah Shawn Pietrowiz Kelly Richmond Barry Schiebert Cory Shaw Daniel Slawson George Slawson Mary Spicer Ricky Stinnet Rovce Stinnet Holly Stutzman Darwina Wilder Brandi Williams James Williams Lonnie Williams Woodie Williams Rolanda Thompson Shane Tytenicz Darwin Wilder 113 Robyn Ball Jenny Bassett Amie Bradford Jeffrey Brown Russ Chandler Ward Chase Randy Clark Caren Coffey Shaun Coplen Brayan Cothen Jack Dooley Earlene Gibson John Greenroyd Tammy Heath Randy Hegi John Houston Shelly Kever Karla Keyes Steven Lai I Angela Listen Katrina Matkins Tamara McGee Lisa McGraw Jeremy Miller Polly Etta Mills Letha Minor Carla Myers Lance Nanaeto Rhonda Nanaeto Steve Patterson Kim Petty Raymond Pittman Jason Price Amy Pratt 114 COLOR MY WORLD WITH HOPE!!! 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MIDWEST CITY OKLAHOMA 73161 769-3306 N.E. 23rd. and Peebly Road, Harrah 454-2455(0KC)235-5425 125 FIRST STATE BANK Serving friendly folks in Longhorn Country. Each depositor insured to $40,000 EEOERAl DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION JONES OKLAHOMA JONES DRUG STORE HAL AND MARY ABEL 101 WEST MAIN 399-2277 JONES OKLAHOMA 126 THANKS! At this time we would like to acknowledge those people who helped us build this book: Mr. Noland Roman for his pictures. Mrs. Joyce Roman for all of her help. Gary Smith for the use of his skills. Mr. Robert Pierce for his pictures. Mr. Terry Hart Company Rep. Thank you all. 127 1 r v 1 1  - I- r'-i-iii -I- I I r- k i r You're just a kid, they said to me, You'll grow up and things will change; No, I said in reply, Things won't change, they'll be the same. You'll be different in only a short while, They once again said to me, You'll have troubles and trials, Things will change. Again I replied, I'll not change, will be the same. will come and go, need you and they won't, said to me, you need them —they'll be gone. I answered...... y friends won't go, they'll be here, the same. jfm the one to say, will change, never be the same. draws quickly to an end some of say good-bye to JHS; some just until and others' say a final good-bye, for they never again walk these halls. People change, friends we know so well now, may be as strangers the next time we meet. The halls of JHS also will change, yet they will still be the same. But JHS 'you're still the one and always will be.' m