Keyes High School - Pirate Yearbook (Keyes, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1979 volume:

2 1 5 6 E Om Dag atafT'ww School is usually thought of in one lump sumg yet graduation. A Keyes Student cannot think of school consists of 180 daysg each is different in its own way. in a lump sumg he must take it . . . Some days are good and some are bad. One of these ONE DAY AT A TIME! days is the only day you will ever play your very first ball game or be in your Junior Playg order your letter jacket or get your Senior ringg walk the halls of KHS for the first time as a Freshman, or go as a Senior to ' the J unior-Senior Banquet. One of these days will be - , gg 7 your very first day of school or the last day before A 7 i 7 All A . 3 Y ' t I ' ., X 4,,. ' ysv' it k Keyes Pirate 1979 Keyes High School Keyes, OK 73947 Vol. XXXI Pirate Today people seem to take too many things for granted - small things such as the grass and plants. Although they are small, we could not survive without them. The 1979 Pirate was put together this year not only by the annual staff, but also with help from the photography class. After all, a yearbook would not be very good without pictures. I would like to express my appreciation to the mem- bers ofthe annual staff for their help and also to the stu- dent body for their cooperation. Co-Editor , 5 if 1 N . PJ 'Wm UV O61 Cbkmin Mrs. Carol Rhoton, Advisor , . . Co-Editor Wes Sain Co-Editor Robin Perky Jw, mu i fiwtf ff E -,,: M 3' ,F 1 t - ,MM k ft '4 ' ll L ,s,,i y M t Roy Stavig Donna Groves Mike Sparkman Pirate. . .2 - 9 Pioneers Men s Stores Meniandil?-,QyZs,Qloth1ng nnE1kharrJt1Iest,,6Z515Q,, it i 697-4714 QclwolbBoafwL One of the most unbefitting diseases that plagues all Americans is for- getting to acknowledge the good deeds of those around us. There are two groups that the majority of us take for granted the most: those who per- form small but important jobs, and those who take care of us with the larger, more complicated jobs. Our School Board falls into the latter cate- gory. These people slave over such issues as bussing, heating, hiring good teachers, and providing us with the fantastic facilities we enjoy. They do a superb job of molding the tax payers' money into a grade A school. Thank you, Board Members, for taking so much time and effort to pro- vide the best for us. Billy Williams, Member, Leland Arthaud, Memberg Clyde Adams, President, Susie Hudgens, Clerkg Hany Wilkinson, Vice Pres. P, t ITC Q 13325 Wit V v , ,.,, - , 'vftiitifiii 'ff' 'Z 44'f!if4':f ,fi5?:Sf:, P' if-I, f43',rV 5' Sw iw! , -I1::Iffv,m:vr2f14ffIIfv -v2hwf:'f+6m4m.. mi - .:.:f.,f-1 If--sw .1 wmv, ,,,,, f,W s2iaw. 1-:Mawr ,f -411. -1 I-uf U -A I 1 ,- ww .,.,..qsjit1.3,. f,4,Q,,,gw-kt,.,.t1'4 rf.. -.9 , i W wi , ' ,I -- ,fe.f3iq5gf,wiZ:f 52I!m.s-1.4, mn-Qfylfg :gig ,g,,,,,.,ar,,ff,,rw..i,iQ,,.,f,d,. -'Hr Q '21 I- ,..,,,3W, f.3g3:,f':..Wg? g iii 5 ax, . . ., +2 iii - , ,,,. Wai Wg ,L 5 I friffffl ' V,,,,, ,,.. . ff'rfr :U ' ?' ' .fa - if X. Iyizgggpgf I . iifglynizigffwe . I I A if 'Iggy . I . ri 1' . Iffx - I ,. I -I-'.f1 ? :4'1!l4-vw? f . Li-fInf.2II mer -'ii-QU' sflw ' ' -ii-2-'M ' m zzaazz' II I I f - -, f 5.1. ,. , -11. ,W II . .,.A,, ,. ,, t ? P fl , 532' ,r i 1 ,X V .N,,,,..W, f Ti 2, 'lways an honor to be asked to write an art1cleeii?on?ifi,,yItfe school annual. e It I I 'I ave so many things which I would like to say, and space will not permit. We are living in a world which moves so rapidly that we seldom take time to slow down and enjoy the beauty of things around us. Take, for example, the sun. How often do you take time to enjoy the beautiful sunrise and sunset in the Panhandle? We are often quick to criticize the weather but never take time to say, Thank you Lord for the beautiful sunset. I am afraid that we are in such a state of frenzy of the time that we cannot appreciate the great life we have. Ichallenge each one of you to set aside a time each day to slow down and dwell on the beauty around you. The beauty of the weather, food, clbthes, houses, homes, and freedpm. Wehave a freedomthat is second to none. I encourage you to study this freedom and cherishit but abovg. all Speakiout for it and defend it at all cost. W its, I riitl How ofte -tdo you take time to say, Thanks :om and Dad for giving me so m r tell your best, ,fiend how much you appreciate hi L we I challengefieach one of you to be proud of yourself but be blessings you have. er.. i We have a great world, nation, state, and Let's strive toward makmg If CWD belief 111 the future- I if g i .... if I I i Q llii illii liliifiiiii Superlntendenti ' I , , ...V y . nigga M A' I g'....'1ml m 'd , wmvgafw ' -w1Z,,', i ,, T4 -A:l f55-i'iJfiAlh , ,,..,.., . . fwffm ., g , wk Q1 Q H N h h' - , - '54 ' H , .Z +' , 5 ,,2 5 , K X ,,,. azz, 1 ' 25 5 : I Et- - , iii? f 'ii ilfiflif t. :.,-. I . .. . ..,, , 1' 1 I 7 PM V' kffukses ff? NR, My I ,.x2M,g?f1f'-Qfffm, 1 N , 'L 'Eff G21 and Pirate Pierce Barnett 54 West OK 73942 pa o and Q o A Dr. 8: Mrs. Gene Berghaus rer s ' 1.-X Elkhart,fKS 67950 - M .691f2Q89 n . Bvise City C0'0P.Elevat0r B lift P B FredBZ'Crews rrr 'ff . , ,M f ?BOXi576 4,4 - - eerfe r Xi W . B0ise,City, 73933 if W ff 7 5 V V Mr. David CrenshawZH.S. Principal ..TY... L.. Mrs. Vera Harriman - Superintendenfs Secretary Who are these people? They run the school for the people who will one day run the world. Mr. David Crenshaw, high school principal, and Mr. Dick Clif- ford, grade school principal, are first mates at the helm of the Pirate ship. They take many knocks from the waves of the sea as they operate the helms of this 338-8566s mighty ship. The two secretaries: Mrs. Vera Harri- man, superintendenfs secretary, and Mrs. Betty Clif- ford, principals' secretary, assist in keeping the ship sailing smoothly. Panhandle Tire Inc. fir P02 vse, K 338-8406 B A Pirate. . .6 ...ta ,Q w..,,,z' Mr. Dick Clifford 1- Grade Principal E:-sc.. Mrs. Betty Clifford - Principals' Secretary Ruth's Ceramic 8: Gifts Box.84 Q pppt A Keyes, OK 73947 ' 546-406lf is K-Bobs ,Highway 54.East Guymon,,Q'Ift 73942. 1 ,A-. 1- Woodward Savings 52 Lgan Compton Spraymg Servlce 1 'ii 5.1345-..-1.1 Keyes High Qclsoolfeaclwuts The annual staff issued a questionnaire to the high school teachers. Everyone of them came up with fantastic answers, but the lack of space forced us to edit some of their answers. Thank you, teachers, for your cooperation. Here are their responses: Mrs. Rhotons My philosophy of education is, if you can get a student to use his! her God given ability to think, you can teach himfher anything. Coach Davis: My goal in teaching is to better prepare a student for life, to give him knowledge enough to further his education, and, most of all, give him love and respect which is greatly needed. Mr. Stark: According to the dictionary there are many definitions of philosophy. The two that perhaps fit yeur inquiry are I0 and ll: 'A basic theory: a viewpoint and the system of values by which one lives'. I feel that science helps one understand his environment, himself, and others. It also has contributed greatly to our present standard of living. I feel it is important to have a basic understanding of science. I also feel that science, in its various forms. offers opportunity for individual taste, development, and challenge. Mrs. Elms: My philosophy is to help young people achieve a goal, improve so they will be accepted by the larger part of society, teach them to have a desire to improve their status, be happy, be a good citizen, and individual enough to have initiative in helping those around as well as self. Mr. Cliyford: In order to teach, I think you must have the attention of the class. To gain their attention, you must be able to maintain constant communication. Mrs. Overton: To try to help every student I have to become better prepared to live a productive life. Mr. Hanes: To make the subject I teach interesting enough that the students will leam it. Mr. Rhoton: My philosophy is to get the students' attention, and your chances of teaching him something will be greater. Mrs. Stark: I try to consider the whole individual and help him become the person he should and can be. Mr. Elms: My philosophy is not necessarily to teach a student perfection, but to instill a lasting interest, and working knowledge, and appreciation of music. Coach Whitehead: In order to teach. I think you must have the attention of the class. To gain their attention, you must be able to maintain discipline and gain their respect. A good teacher must have a good relationship with the students and maintain constant communications. When the teachers were asked what they look for in a good student, they replied: fd Mr. Cljfordr Spanish Oklahoma History, and Grade Principal Mr. Elms: Band, Music, Sponsor of Eighth Grade Mr. Hanes: Math, To me a good student is not necessarily one who can make the best C0001 Davis-' Sponsor of Juniors grades, but one who makes the best grades he can. Willingness to work, and to leam, honesty, a desire, good attitude, being able to do the best they can with what they have got, initiative good use of time, gets along with others. not too critical, well-groomed dependability, attentiveness, cooperation, leadership, sensitivity, enthusiasm, respect, neatness, one who will try, curiosity, self-motiva- tion. 9 7 Pirate. . .8 Athletics, Social Studies, Sponsor of Seventh Grade Mrs. Elms: Home Economics, Sponsor of Senior Class Mrs. Overton: English, Business, Sponsor of Sophomore Class Mr. Rhoton: English, Driver's Ed., Math Sponsor of 4-H, and Sophomore Class Mr. Shafer: Shop Sponsor of BB's and Freshman Class Mr. Stark: Science, Sponsor of Senior Class Mrs. Rhoton: Business, Sponsor of BB's, Junior Class, and Annual Mrs. Stark: English, Library, Sponsor of 4- H, Eighth Grade, and Drama Club Coach Whitehead: Athletics, Social Studies A student spends an average of 180 days. 1260 hours, or 75,600 min- utes a year with their teachers Knot counting extra curricular activities, of course! J: but do we really know the people behind the faces of those ahomework-hungry monsters at the front of the room? The annual staff decided to expose the personalities of these teachers to the stu- dent body to prove our faculty is. in fact. human. Did you know, for instance: 'Ihat 17927 of our teachers attended college out of state, and 70'Zp of the other 83921 attended Panhandle State University? That 752 do not have a degree beyond a Bachelors but the remain- ing 25'Zp have a Masters? Of those not having a masters, a good part of them have hours beyond their Bachelors? That 75 Zp grew up in Oklahoma and 5676 of those in Cimarron County? That our teachers have a total of I66 years of teaching experience among them, and l0l of these years passed right here in good ole Keyes High? That we have one Grade A faculty here at KHS? We would like to take this opportunity to thank them! fA ceremony seldom enacted by the student body.J Wl1atGwesYowwGfwabQenwohA ' '? Mr. Stark: Doing something right. fl feel like a failure most of the timej Coach Davis: To see one of my students successful in life. Mrs. Elms: When I see that at least one student is motivated to do something constructive, then I feel I have accomplished something. Mr. Shafer: Seeing a student learn and use the information taught. Mr. Clwbrds To find that my students have become successful in whatever area they choose. Coach Whitehead: To see a student finally realize a goal for which he or she has been striving. Mrs. Overlon: Watching students leam to do new things. Mr. Hanes: To see that I have taught a student something. Mr. Rhoton: Being able to help a student when he comes and asks for help, gives me the greatest feeling of accomplishment. Mrs. Stark: Seeing a student improve. Why DtzLYow Become afTeaclww'? Mrs. Stark: I always wanted to be one: even in grade school, I love school and learning. Mr. Rhoton: Good question!!! Coach Whitehead: I enjoy being around school age students, I also enjoy social studies and coaching, and feel this is a good opportunity to be able to do both. Besides, I like the nine-month work year. Mrs. Elms: I had examples set before meg most relatives and respected friends were teachers. Mr. Clwords To help others accomplish their goals. Mrs. Rhoton: When I was taking my first business course in high school in Califomia, I had a great business teacher. She made such an impression on me tha-t I said that I would like some day, to teach students as much as she had taught meg and, in that way, pay her back for her dedication. I am sure that the fact that my mother was a school teacher influenced my decision in being a teacher also. Mr. Hanes, Mrs. Overton, and Coach Davis all became teachers because they like working with young people. Pirate . . . 9 Every school day, bus driver's drag themselves out of bed to start a cold bus and transport a bus load of tired kids to school. If that is not enough, they repeat the action again at 3 pm. Faithful cooks make an appearance bright and early to make sure starving students have a meal to get them through the day. Not many people say much about our custodians. They do such a good job of keeping our school clean and in working order that we often overlook the fantastic job they do. Thanks to all these people our school keeps running. Pass the syrup. Shirley Cook Gloria Davis Violet Lowe o wwf' Bo Franks Glen Reichman Bus Dfriwus if 41 1- 'ie l. Hurry up. it's cold out here. Pirate. . .IO L to R: Louise Harless, Ruth Ferguson, Dale Wiley, Zane Smalts K A i 15 13 xff- ,,., ri QR Sy' 'T' ' mill? AEa:-riglg Viv 1 V , L' . x 5 ,if ,'ir'f'x3 L u fifflii' 'f ff -, 313- 1 5, 5 ' Qiy f ' - 3-V gfgvr' H K 2 A ., ,. mul.. fr . V. if. , 1,,, ,, ,,., ,, ,. . , 6 , 1 P f f - .,,, JN 'Z-1 Viz, f ileii A:'.'.v' ?5i9,: vf1'l'f ffflffff 'ff5. 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Llnda Lou Chapman Charles Bryan Armer Llnda Pyrly ig Q Q V M 'Q 1 ' , ,, , , ,. ., .W a 1' , fa we l E y Billye Jean Cochran lrving Craig Cook Kafffn linn CVYCV William Irv Klifen I am not afraid of lomorrovt because l have. . . .L .N - l-- l ,Lorri Lucille Davis Cleta Fay Ferguson A Tom- Rm- Foust Lorri C leta Tube ' tm, we B - Bron Alan Gardner Gary Wayne James Roberta Manriquez Bee Gee Gary Bert Robin Sue Perky John Wesley Sain Rqbin Refine Slallard Robin Sue Wes Robin . . .seen yesterday and I um in love with today. Robert Dean Slrasner Lori Ann Whitehead Danny Allen Wiley Bob Lori Shorty CHARLES ARMER Quote: Ijust wanna' celebrate another day of livin'. Goal: Getting out of life what I put into it. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, cycle riding, partying. l LINDA CHAPMAN Quote: You can tell more about a person by what he says about a person than you can by what others say about him. Goal: To achieve a full understanding of myself and a better understanding of others. Hobbies: Motorcycle riding, water skiing, snow skiing. boating. I4 Id-IQ 901150105 CRAIG COOK Quote: Learn by experience - other peoples' if you are smart. Goal: To graduate from college and get a good job. Hobbies: Basketball, water skiing, driving LORRI DAVIS Quote: Sometimes I sit and think, sometimes Ijust sit. Goal: To live up to my expectations and not exceed my limitations. Hobbies: Horseback riding, all sports, music, dancing. BILLYE COCHRAN Quote: When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Goal: When I graduate in the spring, I plan to attend WT. I am going to major in accounting and after five years of schooling, get a job in a large business firm as an accountant. Hobbies: Basketball, tennis, ceramics, reading KAREN CRYER Quote: We walk among worlds unrealized until we have learned the secret of love. Goal: To get the best out of life. Hobbies: Horseback riding, snow skiing, boating, having a good time. CLETA FERGUSON Quote: My Lord helped me make it through high school. Goal: To be a secretary. Hobbies: Basketball, tennis, swimming, playing the piano. lw. . School . . . tests, books, home- work, class - all of these come to mind when school is mentioned, but the context goes much deeper. Friends, fun, games, laughs . . . these are the core of school that come to the minds of the students who go to school not only to learn knowledge of books but to learn knowledge of life. These Seniors have lived, laughed, cried, and studied for twelve long years. They make up a class, yet each is an indi- vidual with his own personality. It is these individuals that will go out into the world to apply this knowl- edge of books and life. These indi- vidual personalities are the build- ing blocks of the class of I 979 TOBY FOUST Quote: Life is like a game, so play the best way you know how. Goal: To get everything I want out of life. Hobbies: Hunting, working on cars, and riding motorcycles. BRON GARDNER Quote: With me a change of trouble is as good as a vacation. Goal: To go to college at OSTU GARY JAMES Quote: We are only young once - that's all society can stand. Goal: Live a long, happy, in Okmulgee, Oklahoma. successful life. Hobbies: Basketball, skiing. g1?0l?5 eI?4nlt?dI:1?3Ef our Hobbies: Hunting, fishing shadow, keeping close to us when we walk in the sunshine but leaving us the instant we cross into the shade. Goal: To finish school, and to earn enough money to travel. Hobbies: Reading, riding around and drinking Dr. Pepper Pirate. . .15 ROBIN PERKY Quote: No pain, no palm, no thorns, no throneg no gall, no gloryg no cross, no crown. Goal: To fulfill God's purpose in putting me on the earth. If my writing touches the lives of even one, I will feel myself successful. Hobbies: Writing, reading, music BOB STRASNER Quote: Live life as you see it. Goal: Live a satisfying, successful life. Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, artifact collecting Pirate. . .lb Quote: I expect to pass through life but once. If, therefore, there be any kindness I can show or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again. Goal: Move away, find a good job, and live a long, happy, enjoyable life. Hobbies: Camping, boating, having a good time. DANNY WILEY Quote: Push, pull or get out of the way. Goal: Go into life bravely and work to make it the best life possible. Hobbies: Playing sports, and anything that has a lot of action in 1t. MSF WESLEYPSAIN Quote: If we learn from our i mistakes, I'm getting a terrific education. A Goal: To be happy and not worry about much. . Hobbies: Photography, People, Laughing. ' 'Y 22: ss . -. LORI WHITEHEAD Quote: A winner never quits anfi a quitter never wins. Goal: After graduation, I plan to study special education and wot with the handicapped. Hobbies: Painting, basketball, swimming. .3 Mfg F. Hr . my Jig X X wr 1 Jwtzms ' ag. . 1 ' ' , ,K . VV, . b '-'LL? i :igj.f'A 'M ,X ' 11' Q1',' V' 4' ., 'iwy 1 W X C V if ,,,....- ' ' 5 ' f - ,fl- l y-xr . 1 in if ',,L ' . Wi. .. ,..' . . .. ,. V- - f K, Q 5 K 'iigf . , 1 .-...,g J- ., ,3 A V,t1g,'- ' ll .',e?T?J2' 'N' i'1'fmf'W,- Is Kim really that boring, T.D.? D. Groves and L. Stark pull ahead. Class Officers Standing: Gary Cook - Vice Pres. Laurie Hitchings - Sec.!Treas. Sitting: Kelley Overton - Pres. Hello, Dolly! 1 42 ei- HM3. . John Chapman Wydene Comer Gary Cook Troy Daves Caught ya' Roy! Enoch Elms Mr. Hanes and John C. say, Hi! I7 .W J T. D. gives us one of his great expressions. 'sf' J,-a li Q' M .af W. Comer dreaming of the Hinds-Comer Caper. l . r T. Williams skips school the hard way! GuynzQQfFTvF!11.IUfe 73942 339-7201 w w if Class of fresh way at life, and We have courageglfiandifg We have rn our eyes.. pf class of Alnerlcan - too he gk7ES3EQ'?.iiiifTEE'5S5? - .. - - parents of tomorrow. We stale world. class of 1980. Hey, that's my finger you're grinding! 0' IU S Pirale. . .IB fr.- ff! Cleve Kingen Donna Groves Tim Hanvey Larry Hinds Laurie Hitchings Frances Martinez Virgil Martinez Pam McCoy Kelley Overton l if Wig W, ,,,.., WM diaQJws,sr,,r,,,,.,,,.1s,,,a 5, mmf.,,.w,,ms,,,L,,-r.,s M 4- ff f ' W- , A A A ,UM W ..,,l., 5,Q--,,3Q:W5-ng-'-wmv, .V .f-Xi wfr:z',st11Gs'UfP F, 'z g.:-- vwiiffl ,Jw we-SQ 'zw'sf11,4 ew- w:if.'1 pies .1 Tir: Y 1 E fag' Q Lwgsssitssiszsiswim Straw, ff Q are the class We are eager Z alert in youth us think over W at 'ft:,:ris:w,iw,44i,1ml t,..::3:'-sf, s,5:1'ft35'2T1 - g j Mlm. -f fi., tw, . 4,,-..,,L. ,mt . ly. k.,, .. fi-'21ffifgelfsffgferg-wa,.wsW,Mga,l..,,it, ff Wwggistv-:az - W - 7 5- ferry Q .-sxtggvugsgl Yyf ? 53 gif' ye' eq iie.?zYaL::s, gggggg gjrggg gg.Qy:1,J...x4s mzj' L f- 'f5k5f5' , T1'lwTlcX 1'-'irarrf . ' mf,g52,4ii?2g8iA9f:?w255-5':9mgzag22'geS me iw-1.41 ff was ww? - '- f s f f 'f lf ff ff , 1 930- WC mak6fsthly13rSS happen- 'fr 4 A,Ah ,,. M eeile 1 A ee,,.. by . x,,,AiXeAe7,A.,,, ,. pt t, ,,e, . . e rush old We are to stick iagpxggginto old balloojfgsg gyesterday. or A are the clag5ZQig1980. Was.mn3i,,W,-,,,,15f.JQ,l.- at .S-i W if-fsrwews-sara, it -W f Lv, V, ,www 'Ere' -as f X A Frances Martinez Kelly -n- Laurie rwgf L , X Y. 'ITC15, 'i kg fjiatzt .Qiuqi i l 2 i Gary Cu Kelley on and Larry sc Say Hi! hfigigihoton tries her best in the egg toss as Mr. Rhoton breaks his egg fl K East-Main V'h'in BoisefCi ty, OKi739?+3m . KirbyrSales 8cySe!vice Guyrnon, OK l'39lf2 V- xi WM, HFP4' Jenny Sain Belinda Smith Mike Sparkman Lan'y Stark Kim Za ar Roy Stavig Billy Walker Jacque Walker Troy Williams g Pirate. . .19 316 N. Maint airra fftfft ?.:W.iQ,,,Bqx 48fZ,,,Q,wg:e1f..... Tisa Adams Johnnie Aguilar Curtis Cayton Bob Cochran Themgtyle Shoppe Boise-City, OK73933 544-3213 Linda Crenshaw Clinton Ferguson Laqueta Golay Darrell Groves Gen,e:Bi6iieH The Fqe'51ii1'y,rg1umber,' 1oiipl.rgrQJg,rgin Guiiflftffiz li sgsfsjzroggig .. , iiii Medic izhaffiaeyi Do you really need to experience that dreaded year, the year when all the bad things seem to happen - Mrs. Stark's English class - not feeling accepted - scared to speak out -feel- ings, as well as physical parts of your body, stepped on. It gradually improves, though. This is a year of growing, learning, accepting, maturing, laughing, giving, loving.. A year for experience - sophomores. Amef1 . .slf1sl..,....eafifS 5 1? ai' ' T'-'f1,1t1 'W . W,.f,4sfrff?,.f V i M, we A ei 55, A A. ' M Pirate . . . 20 Wdcowatatlw L. to R.: Secretary-Treasurer, Tere Williamsg President, Laqueta Golay, Vice-Presi dent, Linda Crenshaw. You've heard of Bigfootg this is big mouth. Class af at !Qophm0wes Peck. 1 .Peck. .. .ww M W uDuh ! n J Jgi, Pjfiiperszgqve Recreation, Ijlomef? Coolgedlilroodt Mexican Q. CHQfa1e9Hi?!dbW'? h' hhQ hQhV h,,h hhhh 4'1ds9H9fa!?d Roy 5239 Claudiggimggt Wh i i Kim Hanes Mi Dolores Martinez Mark McCarty Vivian Page . ,Q We w g? Kevin Perky Joni Stallard Lynn Whisennand Tere Williams Pirate . . . 21 H,--' Speak no evil. ummm Qbwzgl1bAlea4LmwLPesbAss-ML. . Being a freshman is not as easy as it may seem. They were at the top last year in the eighth grade and now they are starting all over from the bottom as 1 52 4' Elkhart Motel We aiiiiretciate yotlrtbtgsines Mr. 81 Mrs. ChaswMiles Elkhart, KS 67950 Q9m1n98'1 sf what freshmen. They do seem to enjoy themsevles, though, and that is what is impor- tant. Albert Aguilar Aaron Chapman Nussiilghewrolet Co. s El 67950 Hear no evil- , Debbie Cochran . ' 't'i:Ai 'ggkwau S 'tt-- fee-te' Q ami Donnie Cook w,,.wr,farkv1ew 1 E15 Medicaliprivef' Q t iiymon, Olewssiz 338-756555 ieiyg 2? ' i'iitis't John Crenshaw Lorie Daves Danny Eslinger Delilah Foust itie E 12th5 ' Guynion, OK 73942 38818877 .i'1- , f iBurns Electric E htttte Q Yf4Sales-Service C W ' lfetyeis, OKC73947 546-3901 Jon Goode Ron Hinds Clay Kingen Jimmy MacDougall Pirate . . . 22 i 4157 MortongS t. e,,,,l t t Elkhart, KS,97Q5O iit4'is 5 f1?2ii54y5fh. i . Yow Oauft be Quw MAN. ...a H 'fr 1 Jeannie Overton nfilh' Darrel Perky You wouldn't dare! iSea,.rs.Authorized Cataldg I 1 fffafS41eS..MQrchant4 f 617 Ni5M5ini iiii Gvymon, OK73942, American Motel 544 2416 Jeannie demonstrates the Polock Disco. Beoiseeecny, 014.73933 ' A gan' ...tt Paula Sam Dana Sparkman Darrell Walker Gerald Reichman Guess what l'm going to do? L. to R.: V. Pres. Lori Daves, Sec. Paula Sain, Pres. Debbie Cochran. Pima . I ieiwafyixlw 2415! fl3312.'5,gZ7,b gg . it T-QHEISQERQIOSIOH f2.75fllTlQ6rth5Main c'iii1ymQnag39K 73942 E5.3'??i?334 1. Kelly Balenseifen Jimmy Chapman Maurice Compton Kent Crews Fafih Buifeau gtk, Quads, BOX 246 wrap LiSaH0Pkm as Downtown Conoco 423 NQ Main Guymon, GK 73942 Gary Hudgens Rosie Martinez Joline Reichman Julia Strasner The eighth graders are learning together, growing together, and talking together. They realize life is today not yesterday. They have J . heavier homework, more head- aches, and added responsibility. Just being yourself is an eighth grader! 0.4 N 'fl K. fl J wi airs if elry I 9N. M n g Guy on, OK 3942 e,,. ,gif ' J V What is2+2? L. to R.: Secretary-Treasurer, Julie Strasnerg Presi P- Q I .24 dent, Kent Crews: Vice-President, Kelly Balen irate , seifen. 41 ft? I Y 2 32? f Golden Salon Elsie Aguilar IS?ey5S, OKQ1394Z' Roy Compton V. 546-3401. ,J, Lynn Cook A L 1 ,,L,,,,Vy, X H S f fszssmawail' e X f is Q i t . 1: Sherri McCarty Sally Shafer Randy Smalts 7t!vGwdeHaveP'utamPfaide 'G g A L 'fr ' . I L. to R.: Vice-President, Randy Smaltsg Secretary-Treasurer, Elsie Aguilarg President, Lynn Cook. pta B Salefsllo. HishW52YfQ44WeSf GUym0n,gQIQs73942 The seventh grade is something new and exciting. This year they have new lockers, more than one teacher, and it is their first year in the high school building. 25 etk Glade The 6th grade works hard to become part of the school. They try to become a part in games and activities. Because of their efforts they are a part of the school. Gor ructio o. A ner l vi olse 1 391673933 Shawn Davis Troy Foust Timmy Gerock 697-4714 Jayme Phillips Roby Simpson Susie Strasner Pirate . . . 26 ,MSL Scott David affirm NJ!! Cafe . K73947 j 'CI7 rg: It's the life all around us at KHS that makes us more aware of ourselves and others. lt's in the living of each day and each experience that lets us grow and unlock new dimensions of our own being. Shelly Betts Tonya Burns Stacy David Gwde Michael Frisby Tina Gerock Laura Hopkins Travis Hudgens , i .amawf f ' 5 f- i iirr H Eikhagfjgxuio Parts 5285Q5fl5?Q1gg,rton Elkhagk KSTGYSEQO .ay-A, 'W 0 ' , 4 hw in 7-43jl!vm F Debbie McCarty Travis Smalts Cindy Stafford Traci Williams Pirate . . . 27 .9 L ling t , . I Tifany Adams Elizabeth Aguilar Dana Arthaud Monty Brown Tommy Compton Cindy Crenshaw Shelly Daves Melissa Hagan Heidi Kirsch Martin Martinez .MQ mm at 4dvewAmAw ' WiHvQpwM Just for today I will try to live through this day only, and not tackle all my problems at once. I will be happy. What Abraham Lincoln said seems to be true, Most folks are as happy as they make up their minds to be. This is the fourth grade of 1978-79. Man, lee McBride Georgeanna Ortez Gene Reichman fm,-,cisco Reyez Michael Sain Teri Whitehead Jeffrey Kinzer J Co f Elkhart,i 950 3 I6-697-2l l l M Q Elkh mber Co. if M M ' ' ' ' El Jamie Bourk Julie Davis Lenora Eppard Danny Frisby 3 l64Qg7S467950 Misty Pafford Steven Perky Eugene Peters Lance Wood ' 515 21:41 Gwzluas ok '79 Qlww Qpwtl 1 .:,,.,, ,ataaiftag A Q 'Y ,. ' iff Q e'Je 1 'iii i i aim 1 1 ii . , so :ff ' 'Q k--.,'l , J -'fig J we Let me down! We're late! Simplicity is the ruler of a third grad- er's mind. He does not have to worry about remembering his locker combi- nation, getting to the right class at the right time, or getting homework done when therejust is not enough time after the game. He does have to worry about getting a spot on the football team at recess, whether or not he has to eat all of his lunch, and not running in the halls. Later on his life will become complicated, but right now he takes ONE DAY AT A TIME! M -f-...qua , A- ..,. 9933 1, ,, ,,,,A , A In AK Bw ' ' QW K W ED. IHUR. J gl1iwnn,lsluefiQscrs.a umm s-UWx'+i ,Q-rlfgfftfmt lt Hin. ' 944- 6 we I 1 an , This is all of the 2nd grade of l979. ,, ,.,g' fliif' s f .f. E 5 Ui 1 ix W. x fe? 'fm -My fl! 5 tc. ,. 1 1 at . 1 ,W A 0-I ' 4 ' l t stcttl , . ' 1 n ,,1, j J V . Future all around cow girl. We come to school to learn about a truth we can meet and witness. In searching for it, we find a common bond which ties us together with more strength. Our teachers help us to discover these truths through gen- tle persuasion and guidance, but most of all, we help each other by caring enough to give our time. Q' Shan Hanes 10655 i William McCarty K Jeffrey Minter El a Pircfe. . . 30 Gfwdef Carmen Burrow Michelle Gerock Let's play ball. Scott Arthaud . va Q- ,- Hg,-ggmuu Le 'tafyvf-'E-urn. . ' , mb Q F , 1 V, ' - , Ax 7 , P imma: 3 .-1 1 V .1 J., oppppp va BOISC K , 1 f ,Y ! 2 . , A o 5 oi oppp 1 ppp o 1 ,- p M V- My ,,-..-.--v--- ,KK Ai A A nm Fun for llttle boys is playing in the dirt. What happened? Stephame Perclfleld Greg Shelly Look out below!!! Janell Smalts . , - . W ll S k AUT is I A R a tar ' , 4 , Jarrobli Stewart Php I Amy Strasner BOL W 3 P MfRartfssP1aoewfff Piroie Steven Betts Shawna Brown Greg Caldwell Melissa Compton Steven David Weston Givens Lori Hunt Amy Kmzer Estella Martmez Sarah Ortez Glenn Perky Kyle Whitehead Paul Martinez Deana Pavra Angel Padilla DofAOLYowCaw. . .Fw5tGmde I'm a first grader and proud of it! Nobody's going to push me around anymore. I can read books and write my whole name by myself. Man it's fun to have recess and ride home on the bus. Some of us are brownies and I like being a Cub Scout. Being in the Christmas and Thanksgiving plays was really fun, but I was kind of nervous. Gee, Mrs. Shafer is mean. She gives us piles of home- work every night. fSometimes she is real nice thoughj Mr. Clifford can sure scare a guyf Boy howdy, nobody is naughty when he is around. Sometimes school is real tough, but I really like being in the first grade. 1 Guymon OK 73933 .9-S 63155 5554 ?,93 , fi?Q hifi Q5 g gi.: RSQIQEEQ5 ..,. Q 'Q WT 546, 'X H X 1 City National Bank 8: Trust'Qo. Stephanie Barnum Deborah Burns Latisha Eppard 25355 iq fSlTl'ffSi535i ,g m 4 W A as ,3QW Q Q Lg -E tqgwf is 1 A ,r 3, iz gisiziflvllm 3:15552 'I Q gifs wgifeg iflh 'H J f eiielxmefti risks, -px ,Q if w if- -J ffww if l A 66 e s Hx.'+fmi',.w..' ,sa -dleslsm a , is ., S i ills! is J sw C Q it .3 JJ 4.1 Keyes Repair Service Phonegdfofgjl l 5 KeyegfQTQsK J 73947 .KJ K g,,,,-,AN 4. ...W MA M, John Fleming Jason Gerock Leslie Hinds Theresa Martinez Safely Lane 357 e.Hf forlon 69fff2l34,l E1khaf,i5fig5,,lf2s16795o KT. A. -,,..,. Janine Reichman Rosa Reyez Tawna Rubio Helen Townsley Pirate . Miss Nancy and R. Herfurth Tractor Co. We st owm0ne.eoK g 73942 ,., 'o . I. , fl l 7 l TN f . A kk' .- fm' if 3 J S .M hue fftli FQHQQMM. x,1fX:,. .wwms J. Whitfield, A. Long B. Barnum, Santa, L. Martinez T. Row: N. Hagan, C. Gillenwater. C. Wood. J. Givens. B. Perci- field. B. Row: T. Cryer. B. Barnum. A. Long. R. Colon, D. Marti- nez. . S. David Graduates: A. Long, D. Martinez, B. Perci- field. B. Brown. C. Gillenwater, N. Hagan. l 1' , .Il 'I JO' lg 1 QT tx il 6,1 ft it fig? C Wood B Overman A Stewart R Herfurth C Sanders K.1 Kre rey 0 ide onr usr col Back: S. Chapman, B. Percifield, N. Hagan, S. Chapman. Front: B. Brown, B. Barnum. A. Long. Miss Nancy fto her rightj T. Barnes. M. Perky. B. Hinds, T. Stafford. d' N Sh YESTERDAY'S child has grown and gone, leaving the knowledge of . . . TODAY'S child one day will take that knowledge and create the world of . TOMORROW'S because they are America's tomorrow. Pirate. . . 34 A. Stewart, T. Stafford, B. Overman. GPM Ciaasegp 209058 Pirate MN- Wldf Miss Dawg KJ-YQ Bfllfgef Www Coclwaw 1 -:sm- . w-igigwgsggffig'zE:551 ivzz4es51i .,igaig:3if..1wfA,, ,, W.,f-,Mitriftiggtng-tQm,f,g-Q? .Eg V i w,.,,m.,mE Tina , rg jing? Q gym? 1 fx wa 3 . ,-1s. 9w? 5 wt , X, w pVg,,,1L55,,, . l:,,:i, ie ,ff -ry ,Z ,ZA Z: X .S 5-S 1 Nlyeigf Q11 f. V fm S 5 2:1 V: jfs M wi!-'fgzxifeif l Z9.7?fltQiZ5Z???'4gMUTY.'f5t': ffi r'1YZA3YfMZW'5Z. I S,+!S'Gf'35' 5? '?f?2:'t:' YW milf' 5 W5 'Wi 3857, . . .,.. - it :SM as 53.f.,f,:sieeir Meera J, ittwattataftaa. at The reign of 1979 Band King and Queen went to two deserving people - Tisa e Adams and Wesley Sain. Throughout the year, both displayed their dedication and loyalty -again and again, but their ability in the field of music did not start in this great yeair of '79, their talents have been in the developing stages since gradetschool. Tisa Adams,ta,so.phomore, has been in the Keyes Band for six years. While ini 'i,it he band, she has occupied first chair. She has also taken, voice lessons for two years. Though herizmusic ability is a great asset to the KHS Band, her enthusi- asm in music engulfs all the members of the band. She reveals this when she says, I Love Music! Wesley Sain, a Senior, has also been in band for siztyears, four of which were in the KHS Band. Hisftalents are hidden in such instruments as Bb Clarinet, Bass Clarinetii'Sax, Barry Sax, Piano, Organ, guitar, and drums. He was the drum major for the marching band this year. Wesley's leadership in the band proved very important. ONE DAY AT A TIME, Tisa's enthusiasm and Wesleyts leadership marked them for their places in the royal line u . Con ratulations Tisa and Wes. 7209039 Q, ti' vi I, .ii-Qt Am i M t 1 Q H a u n U e n Wesley Tisa Sai n Adams ltr fx, , 6 fi ight 1 979 tti, f-7,-5: .... 1 -, . , f, x ' . ,. . . ,I .f .rf '35,-'1f.s'.-'yi7-iffr.f.ff.1m.f.-127-.5r.'f,lZ11eQtff,'Hf ' ff if ' 7 .- , .'7'l,:zf,1 lf, hz , . 5i'l,l?'I lE'.z5.l Custom Woodworking 86 Cox Farm Equipment Co. Star Lumber Co. Hobbies - . Julius Qiox Lumber, Pa1nt8c Hardware WeS'MaiU Sl- Boise City, ore 73933 Boise City, OK 7393? Boise City4 OK 73933 544-2872 54ftg2p45l 544-2576 - S S555 K. ,gpffgzifgaf 4 yl,, ws.. ,,.i, Q ii- v,,. 7 .,,. Z ,..... jg Alattgt., .t,. .g 5.,?5sig5g ,E?gEN,Wgv,?- ggvtgi., 1, :Q,,r.g... J 5 gm MQW H Em N Q Q? SF 8 S i Sf - 5 ' my '93 A . . imgattfiw get f-13.-I --' S is wf.,t,ert,,a, .Mead wwiaeliti. 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I979 Football Queen: Lori Whitehead Stephanie. Barnum and John Flemlng 1979 Football Princess: Linda Crenshaw assisting with the Coronation. f . , ,... f -3 -ii Q5 my itzj5fg:zz:v,g:5,Ls5-N -'iaith gvzrgsggng:-::g:g, ,114 . ' , ' f ' 'ft-21 'vi :Q 5 .':'f,,wE'f'51l'-g 5YiE5SE7fz:2ii'Ei4fl'ftl,Q5i3l23??T25 . ,,.. ..,,..l.,,.. ll..,,.:. , ,. , ,.,,, . U--,,. if u 2 i f 4 fillnfi' 4sT1s:.E -, i 1 9 siiiilfilli ' fl is me-:istimftiff-is ns 12: mm -qg4::i2i'iM!et:g Q--'ggwgwiiwwgi-if 5l:E'l5:53fTQs525' A Yiilisi I sfsiigw 5 2 i-fi, gpgiggiiggfzrifig- 52235253 fizjgffiwgggga ww- f A t 3 ' wi? ' ,f ss zg1v1iewf:1f:e1ff -I-'i ' tw, ,fm si :e'15t,ftt,,'tw2'-sie? , g,,.1f:-M51 in tt.-.sz-'t:f Juniors: Belinda Smith and Kelley Overton lu 9 i .ik ,Mfg 5 , F --fy l 5 2 Seniors: Linda Chapman and Bron Gard- Freshman: Lori Daves and John Cren- Juniors: Kim Zagar and Troy Daves. ner. shaw. Pirate . . .43 6 i Q g , . S K L i K 1 Basketball Homecoming Quwu Biwge Coclvww x ? W, P 44 With all the many and varied activities in a school year, we tend to forget some of the high points by acci- dent. So let's look back to a cold night in February. There is hardly any traffic in town, but the lights from the Keyes gym are blazing brightly. Inside, the stands are filled with fans, and one can feel the excitement in the air as they anxiously await the outcome of the homecoming activities. Out of eight hopeful candidates Q2 from each classj one boy and one girl receives the high honour of becoming homecoming King and Queen. Just to be nominated is an honour in itself. As the candidates are announced, a great cheer arises. King Bron Gardner now crowns Queen Billye Cochran with the traditional flowers, tiara, and kiss. This, my friends, is another memorable moment to add to the collection at KHS, as we took it ONE DAY AT A TIME. K ' -S i I i Q , f. A Leslie Hinds and Jason Gerock assisted with this year's corona- Sophomore - Tere Williams and Linda Crenshaw tion. JUI1iOfS - Belinda Smith and Laffy Stark Freshmen - Debbie Cochran and Donny Cook Pirate Tm I-fcwwag C0'mw0L'a l901wLOuaemf -end' lam Zngwv Fred's'TV Service We Trade,.Deliver, Serviced 'Finance 8 NortheastSquare Boise City, OK 73933 544-3400 A distinguished Yearbook Queen is what we have this year as you can see from Robin's plans for the future. Robin plans to attend Southwest- ern Oklahoma State University and major in Eng- lish and minor in Journalism and Business. She enjoys reading writing, music, and embroidery. Ed Chrysler Inc.- gg Guymon.-O-Ki lsie- 1573942 102 S. Main 338-3324 The pictures and words on this page are held meaningful by the particular memories held by Robin. Because Robin is a separate and distinct individual. her memories are each uni- que. Looking back. Robin can recapture the magic of a moment past . . . a refreshing laugh. silly times. sad times, and sunshine. Pirate. . .47 X Q TI.1JmEmQH.iMaua,.i,, tt BOISE CITY, OKLAHOMA 73933 77j4.,.C'a.fz.o5?Qfza5d ?j,4.aAl-4-ovil7a4-:mrv The School Annual would like to say thanks to the First State Bank of Boise City for sponsoring this autograph page. bm mi Stihl, may .Had 11659 .X Q4ffL?M,f Pt 48 Zak 033 gimp HBJJU: O-5. QWVWGQ Jbams-ms, MMM, TW rf' .. ,. gsuwq KP- I M QSM Y A War -I-: , , -I M ' W VA 'F 94 ff , -L, xv ' ff 4153212- g?9W.. fm . .,, 1 if? IS' ' 1 3,fi.:l1f1f2f:lf215Ef2T l'-ill 'X I ', ' 'f 'f'f 1 Wea, 1 2 ,z ifzi fy ,,.L QM ,,,, fm f Q , , . . z . 1 1 we-1 f+,g-,vvzgvnvm-A , ,,,.. , ff' 4 ,Y ' K WM Q E-V vrw, , - .-JA W. .. -3 1, , .gr wk wwf 5, W L WH , S V ' nun fi 1 wmxx 3? , k lfwegfem - - Yew 5fs1,g,?iz:1w ' if ,Q if Www Piraie vmbooaeatg L to R: Roy Stavig. Mrs. Rhoton - sponsor. Mike Sparkman. Donna Groves. Robin Perky - co-editor, Wesley Sain - co- editor. One score and sixteen weeks ago, this annual staff undertook the task of recording this year's events. We tackled this job with hard work and dedication. Fulfilling this obligation was not an easy project: however, we hope we have accom- plished that which we set out to do. We hope you enjoy your journey through One Day AI a Time as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Bmw Olub Students interested in drama and speech formed a new club this year at K.H.S. Most of these students performed in the Hobbit andfor were in class plays or gave readings. Next year they hope to become experienced enough to go to speech contests in the state. The club met at noon on Wednesdays to have lunch together. Wirtz Lumber Supply Inc. 3rdg8cgQuimg . ...,..., G uymon. Oklag - - 338-8555 WWW' Eafgh E215 - SEEKERS- Back Row: Lorri Davis, Tisa Adams, Larry Stark. Kim Hanes, Jacque Walker, Mrs. Stark 50 FrgnigeMSFx12Z, V. pres- - Sponsor. Front Row: Francis Martinez, Wydene Comer, Enoch Elms. 9 i ii i 5 is 3 4' Back Row: Mr. Rhoton 4 sponsor. J. Strasner. S. Shafer, L. Hopkins. J. Reichman R Compton R Smalts Mrs Stark sponsor. Middle Row: L. Hitchings, C. Ferguson. D. Groves, K. Hanes. C. Ferguson D Sparkman J Goode R Martine? T Evans. Front Row: T. Daves, M. McCarty. M. Sparkman. C. Cayton, E. Elms, K. Overton Back Row: L. Hitchings. Sec.!Treas.: K. Overton, Pres.: E. Elms, V. Pres. Row l: D. Sparkman, Reporter: M. Sparkman, Song Leader: C. Ferguson, Game Leader. Back Row: T. Williams, T. Hudgens, S. Daves, T. Compton, G. Reichman. L. Hop- kins, G. Ortez. Row 3: S. David. T. Foust, T. Gerock. M. Frisby. M. Sain, S. Betts. T Gerock, D. McCarty, Mrs. Strasner - sponsor, D. Arthaud. Row 2: S. Strasner. M Hagan, S. David, M. Martinez, M. Brown, F. Reyez. H. Kirsch, M. McBride. Row l R. Simpson, J. Phillips, C. Crenshaw. C. Stafford. T. Whitehead, T. Burns. L to R: Billye Cochran - Vice Pres.1 Enoch Elms - Sec.-Treasg Robin Perky - Presi- dent. Naiionalb Hmwwu Qofiefg With the many activities, this year's NHS members were kept busy. Though they did not outwardly stage a public event. they were still kept very busy cultivating the character- istics of a NHS member: Leadership, Character, Schol- arship and Service. As you can see. to do this they had to take it... ONE DAY AT A TIME! Southwest Transfer Co. gCiravesTrruck ljine Cvuymon. 73942 A - ,w544+24l61 Olvllalwwov HovwufvQocwfg The year has been a long one: yet for the top IO? of each class, it has been a profitable one. Their high grades have earned them a position on the Oklahoma Honor Society. For these grades. they. too, had to take it 'M ONEDAYATATIME! V U S Your Friendly Reiggglhplia ruggist gl?-oitse City. 933 mma.ta,.c-,..., . t L to R: Paula Sain. Billye Cochran. Tisa Adams. Enoch Elms. Debbie Cochran. Robin Perky. tNot Shownl Bob Cochran. Billy Walker. FCA: Row l. L-R: L. Cook. J. Reichman, L. Hopkins, J. Strasner. Row 2: C. Kingen. B. Walker, C. Kin' gen. V. Martinez. D. Walker. D. Cook, D. Stark. Sponsor. Row 3: M. Sparkman. G. Cook. R. Hinds. J. Crenshaw. L. Stark, W. Sain. D. Wiley. Row 4: L. Crenshaw. S. Shafer. T. Adams, B. Cochran, D. Spark- man. B. Smith. J. Overton. D. Cochran, L. Daves. Cowes FCA Officers: L-R: President, Billye Cochran: Vice-President. Larry Stark: Secretary-Treasurer. Linda Crneshaw. Fmt! Letting people know that Christianity and Athletics are compatible is the purpose of the FCA. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Stark, the group invited professional and college athletes to give talks to their members at the meetings. Qpmit To be involved. to be spirited. to be a part of things - these are the things K.H.S. Pep Club strived for and achieved. Remember Homecoming '79 - when vitality was so real in the halls? - when Pirate Pride was exhibited with real vigor? - decorating the halls and lockers for football. basketball. and track. - Mr. and Mrs. K.H.S.. leading the boys in, skits for pep assembly - just feeling fine to be caught up in the Spirit of '79 and in the K.H.S. Pep Club. Pep Club Officers: L-R: Secretary-Treasurer. Laqueta Cvolay: Presi- dent. Robin Perky: Vice-President. Lori Whitehead. Seated: Student Council Representative. Billye Cochran. . 5,5 ,,,, ,Vi n a-2. .. p g, tl vk 21,7 1 A A at inji sl Q A ..-.- rxl, . . . l'r ' t Q ? tTa i' 4 . 2 ,sr ff if- V' 5. ' urn e ' 'F Q A F' fi'ii t V K -'L . H P Q. . . . H , ritri' khhi I A Q, k A isr l tt 1 P r s r ira V Pep Club: L-R. Row l: J. Overton. L. Golay. K. Zagar. L. Hitchings. P. Sain. J. Sain. Row 2: L. Daves. L. Crenshaw. J. Walker. D. Spark- man. Row 3: B. Cochran. L. Davis. D. Foust. Row 4: F. Martinez. D, Groves. T. Adams. C. Ferguson. Row 5: V. Page. D. Martinez. W. Comer, B. Smith. L. Whitehead. Row 6: D. Cochran. K. Perky. J. Shafer, R. Perky. C. Rhoton. Y fl, Q x X3 Lg if Q ' , ,VI 3 ,, K V W ki fi se- H LebGeongef Dov It We are very proud of our grade school for the fantastic job they did on their Thanksgiving play, Let George Do It. They instilled a feeling of patri- otism in all of those who saw the pres- entation. Erwin Elms, the director of the play, had help from the grade school teach- ers and the high school chorus classes. Even though the problems were numerously large, they were not insur- mountableg therefore, instead of worry- ing, all it involved took them ONE DA YA TA TIME. -wa as fvsnumzmts lvlclvlurry Clinic R ed to Repair l Cal Dfl VC 13942 . .56 73932 w.1'gW33t5?H. it 'S ,,,.. in sg 2 Hayden L Co. BHK 1 l Guy 73942 4051333836789 Pirate. . . Standing: Mr. Elms Director. M. Sparkman. R. Smalts. J. Chapman. Row 3: W. Sain. C. Cayton. K. Hanes. R. Compton. Row 2: M. Compton. J. Strasner. K. Balenseifen. T. Adams. S. Shafer. P. McCoy. L. Hitchings. E. Elms. Row I: L. Hopkins. L. Cook. S. McCarty. B. Smith. D. Cochran. L. Daves. J. Sain. Bomb Q Tiwrds Musto . Music is a very important part of our American way. Music has been around, in some form. for as far back as History goes. The KHS Band is a young band. but they are a fine group of musicians who proved it when they received l's and 2's at Gruver and 2's and 3's at Guymon. The Pirate has progressed much this year. and they are looking forward with great expectations to next year. ET Pirate. . .58 ign- Q.-4 ,,.o- .. Spelling Bee: Gary Hudgens 3rd, Julie Strasner lst, Elsie Aguilar Znd. Spelling Be: Tracy Williams lst, Teri Whitehead 2nd, Michael Frisby 3rd. Y'--..,-sf!! S. Council: L to R: J. Walker. D. Walker. T. Williams. J. Overton. C. Kingen. T. Adams Mrs. Overton, sponsor. E. Elms. Mr. Crenshaw. sponsor. R. Perky. K. Overton. R. Marti nez, D. Wiley. B. Cochran. REA Winner: Enoch Elms District Bird Book Winners: Lance Wood, Lori Hunt 2nd, Shan Hanes lst. Dana Arthaud lst, Susie Strasner 3rd, Shelly Betts lst. -.-...I ,J Student Council Officers: Tisa Adams - Secretary. Robin Perky V. President, Enoch Elms - President. Awwwl5fQfudewb Council! Pirate We'lI muddle thru fi? 1 3 A Re i ..4:2Sr ,Q 1 LQ ,. 4 . L-Riagg r Q N, 2 Q 1 1 W Sw The fun begins when Elmer arrives to pay Betty and her family a visit. Betty is quite disturbed about his manners and decides to rehearse Elmer on how he is to act. The rehearsal works perfectly. but when the young people arrive, Elmer becomes excited and his antics are screamingly funny. Well into the party they decide to play a game called Murder. This requires turning out the lights. When the lights are flashed on again. Mr. Bixby is found unconscious on the floor, and a necklace has been stolen, Practically everyone in the group is suspicious of the other. Finally, Elmer, assisted by Beevy, solves the mystery to the surprise of everyone. Betty realizes that Elmer is the boy for her. This year the Keyesjunior class very much enjoyed putting on this play and, even though we were somewhat nervous. we were really very Pleased to Meetcha Martha Bixby... Betty Bixby ..... BinksiButlerJ .. Marie fMaidJ ........ Elmer Hicks .... Beevy lDetectiveJ Archie Pomeroy . Andrew Grimes .... . . Helen Maxwell. . Ruth Adams .... Howard Wills ..... . . .Mike Sparkman Henery Bixby . . . . . . . . . . . . Laurie Hitchings . . .Jaque Walker . . .Troy Williams .Frances Martinez . . . . .Larry Stark . . . ..... Larry Hinds . . . . .Enoch Elms . . . .Billy Walker . . .Belinda Smith ......Kim Zagar . . Kelley Overton Pirate. . .62 Tlwugldns ogvaf 1979 Well, here it is - graduation! I'm going to miss old KHS for a million different reasons . . . I remember what it was like to be new around here . . . the place seemed a little stranger then and though I never admitted it. a whole lot scarier! For a while, I wondered how I was ever going to fit into this strange, super- sophisticated world . . . but now I wonder what I was so worried about . . . the confidence came . . . and so did the fun. Most of all, there were the good friends I made here . . . and all the together times we shared. I remember times when we won together. and times when we lost . . . times when we worried together, and times when we cele- brated . . . but how do you ever say thanks for a mind full of beautiful memories? Looking back Ilm amazed that so many crazy and colorful things could have happened in just these few years . . . but I'm glad they all happened to me! It won't be easy saying good-bye to this school . . . to these friends . . . but I have so much more to learn about the world and about myself . . . and it's time to get started. I only know that wherever I go, what- ever I do. the days spent right here will always be a really spe- cial part of my life - a time to remember as it happened. Valedictory address - Billye Cochran. Salutatory address - Robin Perky Quartet: Robin Perky. Billye Cochran. Danny Wiley. and Bron Gardner. Thinking of her again? Now What? Wlwiis Happening ab ld-IQ There is never a dull moment around Pirates. Along with regular classwork, there is plenty of time for fun and games to keep one from total boredom. These are only a few of the boreless moments that our photographer was able to catch. By taking the long days at school ONE DAY AT A TIME the hours of studying don't seem so bad. Girl Watcher! 91.3 fi W 01954 fwugf if D-W-.w,.... , wx at f FN My shoe lace broke!! Does he have that camera again'?? Q Byultmanlnc. ilstrihutors offAutomgotivey5g,g1ey I Hardwareiupplies i Two true Pirates! Equipment A tttet A Elkhart. KS 67950 y y V 63 Pirate GRADUATIONAQQQQ Q v . I Ftinasllyqhrat greatday arrived. Since first grade, I hayetwoiked but what now? I ,ril guess I'll.start the whotigpfocess over again . . . I think it isworth it, though.'This-feeling of excitement of accomplishing my iiii Qoal iiitli' i siifantastic. It JY' ki ...wap Top Row: Honor Guards: Elsie Aguilar and Lynn Cook. lst Row: Ushers: Sherri McCarty, Randy Smalts. Tesa FE WILL a X. Y tx ggi f . W X X D. gives me the to go through these next four years. The possibilitieisieexcitegme, unknown frightens me. Oh ,.yyie'll, Itguess Iiiwill next four years like i ee did the iasggtghettt itrt DAY AT A TIME! . ettteese 1 SALUT Kelly J. HISTORY Gmini L-R, Row I: Teresa Martinez, Angel Padilla. Greg Caldwell. Row 2: Glenn Perky. Steven David. Melissa Compton, Paul Martinez. Lori Hunt. Amy Kinzer, Sarah Ortez, Estella Marti- nez. Row 3: Steven Betts, Shawna Brown, Kyle Whitehead. Erwin Elms. 223- --- .. .-i e ',11f,!3fl1t It gf' g'?::,:::-R C'T',,f,j1f1'lfj?:i l'l', idlldl ST-xiii ', U J X L-R, Row l: Greg Shelly. Scott Arthaud, Wally Stark. Jeffrey Minter, Misty Pafford, William McCarty. Row 2: Stephanie Percifield. Janell Smalts. Michelle Gerock, Jarrod Stewart, Sshan Hanes, Lenora Eppard, Amy Strasner, Jamie Bourk, Carmen Burrow. Row 3: Lance Wood. Julie Davis, Danny Frisby, Jeffrey Kinzer, Ste- ven Perky. Erwin Elms. . t xi H655 s TSN L-R. Row l: Monty Brown, Gene Reichman. Shelly Daves. Tommy Compton. Row 2: Cindy Crenshaw. Martin Martinez, Francisco Reyez. Melissa Hagan. Tifany Adams, Georgeanna Ortez, Micheal Sain, Teri Whitehead. Row 3: Heidi Kirsch. Dana Arthaud, Elizabeth Aguilar, Mary Lee McBride. Erwin Elms. , '5'Ll'537:Q'1t2 .--- .. N ...... 13259: '-., f fieiisvtiaifqziififgt .Jil A ,g 22:52 -1 1' ' if as ,. ,, -jjjjl ...f O' L-R. Row l: Jayme Phillips, Susan Strasner. Laura Hopkins, Travis Hudgens. Row 2: Roby Simpson. Tonya Burns, Timmy Gerock. Cindy Stafford, Stacy David. Traci Williams, Tina Ger- ock. Row 3: Michael Frisby, Shelly Betts. Scott David. Shawn Davis. Debbie McCarty. Erwin Elms. i i' -- A :'t Pirate. . . 65 X xt Fighting Heart - Basketball: Bron Gardner Fighting Heart f Football: Larry Hinds Awwwlis These people have worked to achieve these awards by participating in sports and working hard. They deserve these honors that have been given to them. Take pride 8 we are proud of you. All Stars: L. Hinds. B. Cochran. L. Whitehead Fighting Heart - Basketball: Billye Cochran. Woody Nunn - Danny Wiley Q . , ,,..v VH, PM H ..,, jg I 5 .. -H ' 1 uh ' . f al f 'W' M ' U' I H r j, .iW up . ., 1 u-lv -1,-Q----f , Ad1uii'ie8 ni 5 ..., W G A ESQ J,- Y N , sf 4 . ' Q -, A z,g,.:.1:g -.Q, f Pimie Front, L R R Hmds K Overton B Walker V Marunez,J Crenshaw, B Cochran Znd: D. Wiley, T. Hanvcy D Cook T Wllllams A Agular C Kmgen 3rd T Wllllams M McCarty C Cook, G. Cook, 3925 ' ' j 3, f 15 5659 JAM vu QQQQX W' 'V ,QM how? f X . 4 qw? A b 4. 1 , -M' N . 5 '1 -'I j A fi, - QF- ',L P I -vf' - -:T ' Qi if ,f f V Q2 K ,aw Civ, 3 ,,. , as Pirate ,gyeif xx? QQ 1':'Y5' E - mf ff, S X,,x . , A .. 4 .. . mfg-15:13. - vw 'Q km 4 fi!! Y? kr 5233?- 1 Belinda Smith Kim Zagar Many times the cheers from the stands are what keep our team going. Win or lose, our cheerleaders were always there to do their part at the games. Thanks for your dedica- tion and hard work. G lv ef Q 'U L a of df e 'U B. 84-D. Supply it Co' ,gdise ffity. OK 13933 V544-2544 Pirate. . .71 1 .ff ,nw 64 or f-ss. l-l:glvQclwoIb Bmslaetbafb It's the thrill of victory and not the agony of defeat that lures the Keyes Pirates into trying to be athletes. Losing will not kill their spirit, but when they win it's fantastic. The boys' basketball team experienced this feeling of victory 8 times this season, and learned very valuable les- sons in 12 more: yet they created that tremor of excitement in every game that keeps the loyal Keyes fans coming back for more. We are proud of this year's teams. fe Kelley Overton Mark McCarty 5 ww- y Bron Gardner Craig Cook Larry Stark C Y g Danny Wiley Larry Hinds Troy Daves Pirate Troy Williams Curtis Cayton Tere Williams inton Ferguson uigueclwu-'e De-4 D1-1 DQ-1 D1 1 In-1 Jan .lan Jan Jan Jan JM nn rm, nn ren Feh Clay Kingen ' Albert Nm Augilar UTIZ Dm J.m Ma, Dormer Baglzetballb KEYES PIRATES H I G H S C N O O L EASKEYEALL SCHEDULE 1978-1979 17 rpm.: wen- 4 oo zu rynm H.-w 5 30 rs Hoon-v new 5 30 l Guodwvll Hell' 5 30 5 vdmmugh Trim 5 30 7 s 9 Pwmauf rQam..w.-nr V2 vanmugn H.-W 530 15 opp., 19 ml mm 5 Jo 2 mv-Dm nm- 5 Jo 9 amp cm rnw 5 Jo 17 rmmv ww moo la zu lm-me rnufnamum 73 sms my uw 5 30 :fs www rnm 5 30 30 mme. mm 5 30 2 ren new 5 30 e r.'.r,.w,.1 new 530 8 vu Ursula romname-m 15 w neglonal vnumm.-M Z2 24 Area romnampm v 3 Suu- wmnamenm MQW, A f 2 -.,,.,,,-N Darrell Walker Gary Cook - - as Q 4 Kevin Perky Aaron Chapman Danny Eslinger -ar ' 5' 3 . K . 2' John Crenshaw Darrel Perky Russell Whitehead -- coach Pifflle N 5 Q iw, Y ., jf n -4 VN Q M4521 z A f ,J ,Y 7... , . ,nw ..- 4. A, ,X-5,1 - -v... '-1 W, ,. ,.w,,.:, A R. 1 Ax 11: ' , ,, fx 19 .NU : ?x: 9 Q N y 91 'W is MM S..- AWE. .1 .., 3 H Basleetballlf Wl1atYowDof . . The season has opened. Hours of drill and hard work fill the gym. Together the Pira- tettes are a team upholding a tradition of vic- tory! Basketball is a skill which requires speed. coordination, dexterity, and most of all cooperation, lt also requires guidance and coaching. The girl's high school team has all these qualities, and together they are a team filled with victory! Hankla Furniture P.O. fB6gV546 Boitiiiiflly. OKK 73933 Au+ograph Page Complimenfs of Sfafford Elevarors Keyes, OK 73947 For All of You Who Felf Your Picfure DID NOT Appear Enough in +he I979 Pirafe - Pas+e Your Picrure Here l 'I L. .I if i v ' V .rg . I . , ,, X1 we V HUG x A J' 'S ,,. 'a , ,. 1 '. --,N .6 -1 ng. 5 if 1 u , ' 1 X u A B wx! if Qffifi' 3556 9 E3 Jw. The SweetiShop M h 5413 N.Mam , --Coinetingigd Drinks B095 Qreem Basketball They were small in number, but great ir power: They were conquerors in both victory and defeat: They were the members of the Junior High Basketball team. They gave 10070 of their time and energyg They worked together through thick and thin to make this year's team fantastic. Chevroleytgbgggmakkes Sense eiil Oldsmoliiffeifiii. 544-2521 1 i iiif 3 F ET i We it,ge TQ tiff Q - 1 ' N. :L-ft' fs: 19 i F 9 2 Kent Crews Gary Hudgens Pirate. . .78 Qf3ZiQtfiSAU9lZUi1CUtS Broasted Chitilidffksaiidwiches. Sundaes,.Mea-hs, T e Banana Spliktgf e 2 Baked y 5 t it T Jimmy Chapman Mt? I Q2 4 Maurice Compton Roy Compton fa V it Randy Smalts FW Q, 1 V11 Pfwtes Aotiow Haytefgfllie C65 Inc. fl ain Guymofgg K n Ambassador Dining Room and Coffee Shop Hwy. 64 N. 8: Zlst St. Guymon, OK 73942 6 a,m,s to l0ip.m. 7 Daysvayweek Henson FunEoralQHome 539241306 guy Claycomb Bagtery 8: Elec. Inc. 409 QE. 4th St. Guymon,lQK 73942 405533571 10 Itls enough simply to be alive at KHS . . . to feel the excitement of the game, to see the people in the stands, to hear the appreciation, and to be a bas- ketball player. Pirates fr wx r- ,K ns, 2' T - f fl .- T . ff, F T nil l 6 Q2 ,ix 5 i 5' -Q ii ,E Q Q. '11 , 'ffwmf 1 Q 2, J Q, K x A , Z .. aff 5 U, T X Q' 'e5PSi?E'2QEf2 --A-wx- -sw, TW-f.ecf:s:, k, .... E, -,Q ,- M , -X' I L W V, k Elsie Aguilar Kelly Balenselfen Lynn Cook Tesa Evans n n Jwm ,lf.ln T C' P Store H. tv B0iSeeeciiy.e K 'Q T 73933 . Y ,l'fA' mmzy 'll' T. 'y ry Burke's TV Center 1 Tapes. TV l 'if' l Lisa Hopkins Rosie Martinez Qal-!oMowTglit. . . Pirate . . Sherri McCarty .loline Reichman Sally Shafer Julie Strasner . 80 V I ,,,,, A Gm, , , M' mg H332 , W mf 4 L Q12 ,digg M E H1gff3!yf15ggi?4 Eiiist ,ef W. ' g, fi ,! M .L f Pirate. . . if Zgifi, in .VA,,,k. g5.Z HiglvQclwoETwdw 'mf'- 33836131555 T ,Q f A ,wigs 82 f 'fx ,v,,. .,,,L , 711014 CHARLESARMER LINDA CHAPMAN Pep Club l Band 1 Carnival Queen Cand 2 Annual Staff 3 Foot ball Queen Cand 4 BILLYE COCHRAN Bktb l 2 3 4 Track l 2 Ftbl Queen Cand 3 Bktb Queen 4 All Conference Forward 2 4 Woody Nunn Award 2 OK All Star Alternate 4 Miss KHS 4 Student Council 3 4 FCA Pres 4 State Band 1 Soc of Distinguished Am H S Students 3 Class Fa orite 2 Pep Club 1 3 4 Pep Club Pres 3 Class Sec 2 3 Bktb Queen Cand 2 4 Dis ll Tournament Forward 2 Fighting Heart Award Bktb 2 3 4 Fighting Heart Award t a 2 Most Athletic 2 3 4 Most Courteous 3 St Clarinet Quarter l Whos Who S 2 3 4 NHS Sec 3 NHSV P 4 OK Honor Soc 2 3 4 CRAIG I C Ftbl 2 3 4 Bktb l 2 3 4 Track 2 Volleyball 4 Jr Play 3 Most Cour teous Escort 3 4 Bktb King Cand 3 Class Pres l OSU Honor Student 3 KAREN C 4 Bktb-2'-L Track l Class Favorite l Speech Plays 3 Jr Play 3 Hobbit Musical X XXX CLETA FER N,uBktb 1 3 4 Ten Club--1 3 4 4 HClub l 2 3 4 TOBYFOUSTf o Bashful N GARDN ti t 2 3 4 Track 2 4 Ban 4 All Conf Bktb Alt g at 4 All Dis Ft 4 Fighting Heart Bktb 4 ls v oubles Tennis Match . King 4 lsti Turpin Track 2 mile Relay 4 lst in Conf r ck 2 mile Relay 4 2nd o an2 mile Relay 4 GARYJAMES fp t., - S 7 ' ROBERTA MAN ,,.y. :ti .Z f ! ROBIN PERKY: l' Band - 1 2' St. Band - 1' St. Clarinet ' . - l' Stage Band - 2' Pep Club - l 3 ' Pe Sec. - 3' Pep Club Pres. - 4' Track - l' - ost Courte- ous - 2' Most Li ely t -4' Student Council- l 2 3 4' FCA - l' Soc. ' istinguished AM. H. S. Students - 2 Soc. - 3 4' NHS - Zvg 3 4' NHS Trea'S': ' ' HS Pres. - ' Graduation Usher . 3' S l:':' 3 ian -4 Jr. Pla -3 . . , ' onor Student- 3' ' ' , i ' Y C ' ,., P'1,V V: 'V ' '- ' . Annual- 3 4' Annual Que e '2l t'e :.,reV -5 ,rV,r nnual Co-Ekditaorg 4 '. ' rthand Contest- 4. WESLEY SAIN: Band - 1 2 3 P ' -. . l' l'f'g :1E,1 3' FCA 3 4' Annual Staff - 3 4' Annual Co- Editor - 4' Yearbook Photographer - King f .I ROBIN STA LLA RD: Bktb. - 1 2 3- Bktb. Que - . vorite - 4- Jr. Play - 3. B03 STRA SNER. Band - - tbl. - 1- Jr. Pl t C11 - 3- Ciass V.P. - 2 4- C ass Pres. - 2 4' Class Favorite - 3' Chorus - 2. .lipr ' . LORI WHITEHEAD.' Bktb. - 2 3 4' Tr ck - ' . - ' ass Pres. - 2' V.P. - ' Homecoming Queen - 4' Homecoming Princess Cand. - 1' All Conf. Guard - l 2 3 4' All Dis. Guard - 3 4' Cheerleader 2 3' Pep Club - l 2 4' Pep Club V.P. - 4' OSU Honor Student- 3. DANNY WILEY.' Ftbl.- l 2 3 4' Bktb. - l 2 3 4' Track - l 2 3 4' Volleyball -4' All Dis. Ftbl. - 4g NW 8-man All-Star Ftbl. - 4g Co-Captain Ftbl. - 4g Ftbl. Escort - lg Bktb. King Cand. - 3 Conf. Champ - 25 Mile Relay Track - 4g Fighting Heart Track - 23 Fighting Heart Ftbl. - g Most Athletic - 1, 43 Most Likely to Succeed - 4g Most Enthusiastic - 2g Mr. KHS - 4g Woody Nunn Award - 43 Class Favorite - 2, 33 Jr. Class Pres. - 3g Student Council - l, 2, 4g FCA.- l, 2, 3, 4g Band - I, 23 Stage Band - lg Jr. Play - 3g Soc. of Distinguished Am. H. S. Students - 3, 4. High Qclwolb Tennis Local Doubles: Jeannie Overton and Laurie Hitchings. rl , ii LVLL 7 Q5 . t Local and State Singles: Belinda Smith Local Singles: Cleta Ferguson Y .T J :awww For the first time in the history of KHS, students participated in the State Tennis Tournament. Belinda Smith competed in women's singles and Troy Williams and Bron Gardner, and Teri Williams and Kelley Overton competed in men's doubles. if it 'S E mi i 'x A Local and State Doubles: Troy Williams Local and State Doubles: Tere Williams and Kelley and Bron Gardner tNot Shownj. Overton tNot Shownj. Pifflfe- - Piwtes 3 aw Actiow! Twdw if, . E 333 W 3 3-Kf ssif 3 J 3: if 5' l fi? 4135'Zf?g gm QE iyiw A a Exggal Houston 3 3 H O mg, ff-1 l i5QfQe 301 y2 Main 2L1 B9iS93C3i!5f5 1 ' 73933 544-2831 feSf0' posiwrinsured to '40.000 fPOSlT INSURANCE CORPORATION 3 E I INSURED THE FIRST STATE BANK OF KEYES, OKLAHOMA 73947 405-546-26l I Sym Pirate . . . X.. 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