Kingfisher High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Kingfisher, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

1969-70 YELLOW JACKET Kingfisher High School Kingfisher, Oklahoma Volume XXIII “Our World” Even as man walked upon the surface of another world, our world within the walls of KHS also presents the same excitement of new discovery. New friendships, new responsi- bilities, new ideals, and lasting memories constitute the pattern of our everyday lives. “Our world at KHS is an era in our lives that will in- fluence our future immensely. Small things such as the crowd- ed halls between classes, the noises in the classroom, and the yells and laughter at the noon hour all make up as big a part of this world as well as the long study hours and the dreaded semester tests. All these things, no matter how small they may seem, make KHS a very nice place to be. ... And so the pages of this book extend to you a welcome to OUR WORLD ! Table of Contents Faculty and Administration 6 Senior High Classes 14 Junior High Classes 54 Royalty 72 Sports 86 Organizations 104 Activities 126 Senior Directory 138 Annual Contributors 143 3 4 5 6 Our world encountered its first crisis with the un- timely death of our superintendent, Mr. Russell Pursell, in early October. Mr. Pursell, who had never worked outside of the Kingfisher County School System, was beginning his 16th year of service at Kingfisher High School. We would like to commend Mr. Bartlett for the fine job he has done since his arrival last February. He has worked hard with school board members, Pat Rivers, John Ruth, Joe Blair, Curran Krittenbrink, and Bill Thom- son, to carry on the school's policies. The faculty and administration, although they are a minority, find themselves in a position as the leaders of our world. Their constant efforts to wage a winning battle against the foes, ignorance and inability, result in countless hours of conferences with other teachers, heads of faculty, and parents. Their unending efforts are rarely rewarded with verbal praise, but we hope that they, like all true leaders, have learned to accept rising grade averages and increased initiative in its place. 7 School Secretaries and Counselor PAT GILMORE and PAT STOCK Superintendent's Secretaries PITSY NICK Principal's Secretary JAMES YOUNG High School Counselor 9 JOYCE BATES Cosmotology - Sponsors Junior Class and VICA. MARY COCHRANE English IV and Library - Sponsors Afro-American Club. BETTY LOU COOKSEY Arts and Crafts and Art - Sponsors Senior Class. Faculty Mr. Richards and Mr. Mendenhall make good targets for balloon throw. JUDITH G1GER Biology and Eighth Grade Science - Sponsors Fresh- man Class, Junior High Pep Club, and Science Club. BARBARA GILMORE Speech I and II and Eighth Grade English - Sponsors Eighth Grade and Riot Squad. CHARLES HENDERSON Auto Mechanics - Sponsors VICA and Senior Class. BONNIE DAGE English III and Speech I Sponsors Junior Class. JACK EDGE Carpentry and Drafting - Sponsors Freshman Class and VICA. HEROLD HOGAN U. S. History, Eighth Grade History, Ninth Boys' and Girls' PE - Sponsors Indian Club. 10 ARNOLD JECH Industrial Arts, Eighth Grade Shop, High School Girls' Basketball - Spon- sors Sophomore Class and K Club. MARCELYN KELLER Vocational Business, Book- keeping, Typing II - Spon- sors Newspaper. FBLA, and Sophomore Class. ZOLLIE LARRABEE English I and French I and II - Sponsors Senior Class. DOYLE MENDENHALL Okla. History, Eighth Grade History. Coaches High School Football and Track - Sponsors Eighth Grade Class. CHARLES MILLENDER High School Band, Stage Band, and Jr. High Band. JACK MUSICK Geometry, Algebra II, Aeronautics, and Twelfth Grade Math - Sponsors Sophomore Class. Afro-American Club, and Aeronautics Club. NELSON MYERS American History, P.O. D. and Coaches High School Football and Track. CARL NICK Drivers Education, Psy- chology, and High School Boys’ Basketball. EVELYN POST Typing I, Journalism, and Shorthand - Sponsors Soph- omore Class, FBLA, and Yearbook. A. J. REXROAT Shop, Welding, and Agri- culture I, II, and III - Sponsors Junior Class and FFA. II STEVE RICHARDS Eighth Grade Science, Eighth Grade Girls' and Boys' PE, Coaches High School Football - Sponsors Eighth Grade Class, Riot Squad, and Science Club. WAYNE SEEFELDT Ninth Grade Science, Chemistry, and High School Boys’ Basketball - Sponsors Riot Squad, Junior Class, and Science Club. Mr. Mendenhall takes his afternoon stroll??? SHARON STORM Home Economics 1, II, and 111 - Sponsors FHA and Junior Class. Mr. Musick relaxes between classes. Mr. Nick giving a manicure??? BETTY JANE TEDERS English II and German II Sponsors Freshman Class. DON WIESER Algebra 1, Geometry, Jr. High Football and Golf - Sponsors Freshman Class. JUDY WlESER Eighth Grade Chorus and High School Chorus. DEAN WHITE Eighth Grade Math, Phys' ics. General Math, and Coaches Baseball - Spon- sors Senior Class and Science Club. 12 Cooks, Custodians, and Bus Drivers COOKS: Skeeter Jones, Evelyn Pinkston, Nadine Linton, and Gay Sykes. CUSTODIANS: Jerry Egleston, Walter Bullard, and Bob Reherman. BUS DRIVERS: FIRST ROW: Eddie Webb, Fred Turner, Greg Combs. SECOND ROW: Luther Bell, Roger Webb, Marvin Crist, and Elmo Mapel. SENIORS We as Seniors began our final year by electing our class officers as follows: President - Jimmy Don Smith, Vice-President - Gene Yost, Secretary-Treasurer - Pa- tricia Walter, and Reporter - Myron Jones. Our Student Council Representatives were Mike Edge, Jimmy Don Smith, Steve Sheriff, Steve Baker, Ross Payne, and Joyce Bredel. The white carnation was chosen as the class flower. Class colors were blue and white. Vicky Hogan, Senior Class Queen, rode on Snoopy's Victory, the first place float in the Homecoming Parade. Kim Finley and Julie Blehm were our class favorites. A food sale and a dance were used as our money making projects. We finished the contest with a close second be- hind the Juniors. The Senior girls joined the Eighth and Ninth grade girls in an easy win over the Sophomores and Juniors in the third annual Powderpuff Football game. Senior Royalty included Karen Myers - Football Queen, Diane Brakhage - Band Queen, Kitty Jordan - Riot Squad Queen, Linda Leech - FBLA Queen, Vicky Hogan - Class Queen, Jimalou Perdue - FFA Queen, Donnita McMullin - Basketball Queen, and Kim Finley and Julie Blehm - Most Popular Boy and Most Popular Girl. We would like to express our appreciation to our Senior Class Sponsors. Mr. White, Mrs. Larrabee, Miss Cooksey, and Mr. Henderson spent a lot of time and effort for the benefit of the class. Tip Toe To Victory, ridden by Bud Loftis, was the first place float in the basketball homecoming parade. As we went through our graduation activities, we looked back with mixed emotions. It has been a year filled with success and setbacks. We will treasure our years at K.H.S. 15 Seniors Build First Place Float and MARTY APPLETON STEVE BAKER RONNIE BANKS Pat Schwartz, Tim Tipken, Kim Finley work hard to complete RICKEY BATSON first place float. 16 CAROL BOYD DIANA BRAKHAGE JOYCE BREDEL Still Meet High Scholastic Standards ROBERT CANNON Seniors work hard to complete English assignment. EVERETT COLE Donetta DeWitt, Vicky Hogan. Diana Brakhage work hard to complete Home Etonomics assignment. 17 Seniors Raise Over $100 in Food Sales and BERT CORBETT RICK COWELL GLEN CRAWFORD DANNY DARLING 18 Judy Hobza cuts a pizza for Most Popular Boy and Girl and Annual Queen and King Contests. DONETTA DeWITT Activities to Help Finance Yearbook Tim Tipken seems to be the only one who studies during study hall. oieve oa«er ana uavta walta are goofing-off during their lunch hour. MIKE EDGE KIM FINLEY . BEVERLY FISHER 19 DANNY FRANCIS DON FRANZ JACK GARRETT Seniors Will Remember the Long Hours DENNIS GIBSON JIM GOODEN Danny Darling enjoys looking through old yearbooks. JACKIE GRAHAM DAVID GRUNTMEIR DENNIS GRUNTMEIR 20 Spent in Study Hall and Cafeteria WILMA HARVEY JUDY HOBZA VICKY HOGAN JIM JETER DAVID HOLLAR STEVE JECH MYRON JONES Marty Appleton, Steve Sheriff, and Danny Darling eat a good meal in the school’s cafeteria. Class Meetings and Pep Assemblies Are Danny Francis, Rick Cowell, Don Franz, and Butch Kottwitz par- Jimalou Perdue helps Mrs. Nick ticipate in Senior class meeting. in the office. KITT'Y JORDAN BRENDA KLINE MONROE KOTTWITZ 22 LINDA LEECH ROBERT LIPPOLDT WILLIAM LOFTIS All a Part of the Senior’s Busy Year. DOROTHY MULHERIN KAREN MYERS ROSS PAYNE 23 Seniors participate in pep assembly. JIMALOU PERDUE 72 Seniors Eagerly Prepare for Graduation FRANK PRESLER BECKY PRUETT EVELYN RAYBURN Seniors choose announcements for graduation. TONY SCHOELEN 24 as They Select Graduation Announcements Elda Van Woudenberg uses Miss Gilmore as a model while giving a demonstration. PAT SCHWARTZ STEVE SHERIFF DAVID SIGL MIKE.SIMON 25 DEBBIE SISK JIMMY DON SMITH RUBY SNfctU Seniors End School Year With Weekend % MARCIA STAUDE Tired Seniors return from Journalism Day at Stillwater. JIM STOCK TIM TIPKEN DOUG TRIPLETT and Everett Cole work Jim Jeter, Jackie Graham, hard on art projects. Karen Myers and Debbie Sisk. Snow-time is fun-time I Trip to Quartz Mountain Lodge Seniors load bus for trip to Quartz Mountain Lodge. ELDA VAN WOUDENBERG Jimalou Perdue, Vicky Hogan, and Don Franz hurry to catch the bus for Senior trip. DAVID WALT A 27 Many Seniors Receive Scholarships and BRUCE BOYD Senior band members receive many awards. Linda Leech applies make-up to Joyce Bredel and Jimmy Don Smith receive Masonic awards Kitty Jordan in preparation for Senior Play. 28 Awards During Senior Awards Assembly Frank Presler, Ross Payne, Steve Baker, Joyce Bredel, Diana Brakhage, Jimmy Don Smith, David Hollar, Mike Edge, and Steve Sheriff receive scholarship awards from institutes of higher learning. Jim Smith presents ’’ Key of Knowledge” to Roxie Patter- son. Donnita McMullin receives American Legion Auxiliary Award. Mr. Moore presents the Kerr- McGee scholarship award to Frank Presler. Jim Smith receives the Diana Brakhage receives American Legion Award. DAR Award. Bert Corbett receives American Legion math and science award. 29 30 The Junior Class has finished what probably was one of our busiest, most exciting, and important years. To start the year, we elected our officers as follows: Roxie Patterson - President, Jane Wood - Vice President, Deb- bie Barnard - Secretary, Don Garms - Secretary, and Mary Ann Teders - Reporter. The Junior Class float, entitled Tumbleweeds, placed third in the Homecoming Parade. Our float was graced by our class queen, Denise Post. Debbie Jech and Robert Hester were elected class favorites. After a hard fought battle with the Seniors and Sophomores, we came in first and Robert and Debbie were crowned Annual King and Annual Queen. Our lives became very active due to the responsibil- ities of working in the Junior stand through football and basketball seasons. To add to our busy year, we had the important task of planning and presenting the Junior- Senior banquet and prom. Our theme was Camelot.” We would like to express our thanks to our Junior Class sponsors - Mrs. Dage, Mrs. Storm, Mrs. Bates, Mr. Seefeldt, and Mr. Rexroat - for the great amount of help and guidance they have given us. Looking back over our accomplishments, we realize that we are better prepared for our Senior year, which we are anxiously awaiting. 31 Juniors Enter a New World Mike Adam LuAnn Allred Linda Baker Linda Barker Debbie Barnard Linda Bernhardt Peggy Blehm Barry Bollenbach Bill Bollenbach Mike Browne Brenda Cummings Steve Cupp 32 of Responsibility and Leadership George Scott pulls 2nd place basketball mini-float. Terry Darling Jim Eaton Marty Edge Donald Endres Kendall Evans Greg Fisher Donna Fisher Margaret Free Don Garms Juniors Begin to Think Seriously Marsha Garms Carol Givens Dale Gooden Cathy Goodwin Kathy Hall Allen Halverson June Hamilton Robert Hester Bobby Hill Hazel Taggart and Peggy Blehm put a hairpiece on Lu Ann Allred. 34 About Their Future Careers Could this really be Marty Edge so interested in his studies? Mike Hogan Debbie Jech Renee Jech Terri J� nkins Jerry Jeter Mike Keller Denise Kester Jamay Kostka 35 Carol Kretchmar Linda Lankard Peggy Lee Alert, Studious, and Energetic Are Mike Lietzke Freddie Lippoldt Etsel Little, Jr. Allen Littrell Jay Lohmeyer Steve Loper Carolyn Lovelace Judy Lovell Eddie Luster Jeri Mapel Mary Martin Terry Mayes 36 Words Which Describe the Juniors Could this many Juniors really know the answers to the questions in Amer- ican History? Ann McIntyre Jim McMillan Phyllis Meacham Rex Montgomery Mary Beth Mueggenborg Phillip Mueggenborg 37 Debbie Myers Stanley Newsome Donald Pannell Juniors Raise Over $172 Roxi Patterson Mike Hogan and Hazel Taggert prepare for the big food sale. Denise Post Richard Rivers Danny Sandefur Steven Sanders Keith Schemmer Janie Schoelen Paula Schwartz 38 to Win Yearbook Contest George Scott Loretta Scott Glen Shipley Viola Shipley Tommy Sigl Mike Simpson Charlotte Smith Vivian Smith Jodie Soudek Hazel Taggart Mary Ann Teders Warren Vieth Junior Stand and Prom Are Activities Denise Post, Vivian Smith, and Rex Montgomery work on the Junior-Senior Prom. Susan Watts Loren West Gail Westfahl Ronnie White Steve Williams Cheryl Willms Which Make a Successful Year for Juniors Juniors await customers at the concession stand! ?! Rodney Wilson Jane Wood Jolaine Yates John Pierson Girls’ State Delegates: Vivian Smith and Mary Ann Teders. Boys’ State Delegates: SEATED: Richard Rivers. STANDING: Ronnie White, Mike Keller, and Don Garms. CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Ricky Chester Kathy Caudill Vicki Goode Judy Jack Jeff Jacobs 41 42 The Sophomore class of 1969-70 prepared for the year by having a class meeting in which we elected our officers. Mike Stake was chosen to lead the class as our President; Vice President was placed on the shoulders of Joann Westfahl; Vicki Voskuhl was chosen for the of- fice of Secretary-Treasurer; and the job of Class Re- porter was placed in Aaron Presler’s hands. Although many hours of hard work were spent in preparing our float which was entitled BC, ” things just didn't shape-up as we planned. Our hours of hard work were repaid with a fourth place in the homecom- ing parade. Our float was graced by our class queen, Vicki Voskuhl. Our class favorites, Donna Lawler and Micheal Martin, were candidates for Annual King and Annual Queen. Some of our activities to raise money during the week included an egg throw, cake and stuffed ani- mal raffles, games, and a food sale on Friday. We would like to express our appreciation to our Sophomore class sponsors, Mrs. Post, Mrs. Keller, Mr. Musick and Mr. Jech, who have spent much time and energy for the benefit of the class. We would also like to thank our class parents - Mr. and Mrs. Gene Arm- strong, and Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stake. Looking over the good and the bad of this year it is easy to say that the good has far out-weighed the bad. We'll be looking forward to next year. 43 Willard Burpo Building Carmen Buswell Margaret Appleton Sandy Armstrong Joyce Bengs Alecia Best Gary Don Boxley Jay Brakhage Jo Bredel Vicki Briscoe Eileen Browne The Sophomore World of B.C. 's and Snake-pounders Emblems of their first Homecoming Float. Jackie Cheatham Dean Chiles Johnnie Conley Tom Cotton Joseph Coughlan David Francis works on scenery for Speech class. Susan Davis Joyce Endres John Evans Their First Homecoming Float Kerry Evans Mark Farrell Linda Ferguson Dean Finley Barbara Fisher Billy Fischer 45 Mark Wynn and Sandy Arm- strong diligently dissect their crayfish. Biology Is a Common Term Linda Forbes David Francis Rodger Garins Bob Gazin Bob Gehringer Don Gehringer Ruthie Gooden John Hadlock Paula Hellwege 46 Jeannine Henry Joe Hightower Glen Hill Jo Ann Homier Barbara Hudson Gary Hyde J. Juan Jech Linda Jeter Mike Johnson in the Sophomore Language 47 Can they really be comparing biology notes? Sophomores Work Diligently and Sandy Jones Clay Jordan Carol Kochenower Cindy Kottwitz Mike Kraus Mark Krittenbrink Rhonda Langley Donna Lawler Diana Leech •Janne Lindsay Cynthia Luster 1 wonder if Don Gehringer knows what he's doing. Stanley Major Brenda Manley Michael Martin Vicki Mosher Gary Mays Mike Meloy Stephen Mueggenborg Debbie Newell Douglas Norwood Strive to Improve Grade Averages Bonnie Payne John Pedigo Robert Pool Aaron Presler Terry Pursell Allen Redbird 49 Is this really and truly Cynthia Luster? Cindy Sain Diana Sandefur Peggy Sanders Peggy Schemmer Kathy Schwartz Dale Scott Frank Shipley Sharon Shultz Sophomores Learn That Honest Efforts Joan Sigl C. E. Smith Ronnie Strahan works hard in Biology. Kathy Smith Randy Souter Mike Stake Shelia Staude Susie Starr Mary Stephens Ronnie Strahan Melvin Tatum Marsha Taylor at Studying Prove Quite Successful Melinda Vaughn Vicki Voskuhl Ma sha Taylor and Peggy Sanders help sell art objects to raise money for the Art II trip to Tulsa. 51 Debbie Willis Jimmy Walker Debbie White Rick Woodward riding High on the Sophomore Mini-Float.” Sophomores Complete a Memorable Year and A championship-winning shot by Don Gehringer? 52 Sandy Wilzeck Donna Lawler Doin' Her Own Thing. Rick Woodward Mark Wynn Thomascine Blindwoman Look Forward to Vicki Mosher, Joann Westfahl, Joyce Bengs, Ruthie Gooden, and Eileen Brown relax on Do Your Own Thing Day. C H Another One as Juniors 54 The freshman class began the 1969-70 school year by electing class officers. The following class mem- bers were chosen; President - Dan Stake; Vice President - J. Ross Kirtley; Secretary - Janet Lankard; Treasurer - Brenda Sanders; and Reporter - Marla Schwarz. Opal Smith and Gerald McMullin were selected as student council representatives. Our class elected Mr. and Mrs. Max Sanders and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stadler as class parents. After much hard work and with the guidance of our class sponsors - Mr. Edge. Mr. Wieser, Mrs. Teders, and Miss Giger - the freshman class float, Marmaduke, won second place in the Homecoming parade. Riding atop the float was our class queen. Vienna Harzman. The class chose Randy Myers and Brenda Sanders to represent us as class favorites during the yearbook con- test. After a long week of activities, including a slave auction and a dart throw, the pair won the titles of Most Popular Boy and Most Popular Girl. After an exciting year as freshmen, our class is eagerly awaiting our sophomore year at KHS. 55 Bob Bernhardt Diane Boutwell Vicki Boyle Janis Bredel John Burpo Amy Case Donnie Corbin Sandra Costello Charlotte Coughlan- Kathy Dalrymple Paul Dalrymple Terry Eaton Freshmen Show Outstanding Ability 56 Typical English I students fascinated with their work. Winston Ellyson William Fischer Dennis Forbes Karma Francis Larry Francis Rodney Fullbright Bobby Gaither Cheryl Garrett Susan Gilmour Kay Goodwin 57 Greg Hudson Joe Jech Sherry Jeter John Johnson Angela Kannady J. Ross Kirtley Elsa Kochenower Mary Kuelzer Freshmen Show Great Athletic Jim Lambert Janet Lankard Tony Lann Elmer Littrell L. B. Littrell Sheryl Livingston Freshman boys practice hard and play to win. Allen Loftis Leona Lovelace 58 Freshmen make them- selves heard in a pep assembly. Ability and Lots of Spirit Mark Maehs Beverly Masters Donetta McAdoo Emaline McAdams Monte McKinnis Gerald McMullin Cynthia Meacham Randy Myers Doug Newsome Terry Norwood Sheryl Norton Dale Oppel 59 Steve Perdue Sherry Pratt Leslie Redbird Frances Renfroe Ronnie Richards Freshmen are hard at work in Mr. Hogan’s history class. Scott Smith is just acting like his normal self. Freshmen’s First Attempt at Float Building Brenda Sanders Mark Schoelen Donnie Corbin and John Burpo paint as Miss Cooksey watches. Marla Schwarz Ruth Schwartz 60 Raymond Sissney Opal Smith Scott Smith Tommy Somers Opal Smith gets the tip- off while Sandy Hix and Janis Bredel wait to catch it. Wins Them 3rd Place in Homecoming Parade Lexie Stadler Mr. Hogan starts practice for 1969-70 basketball season. Dan Stake 61 Jana Steen Rick Stock Danny Struck Monica Todd Freshmen receive awards during Honor Assembly. Freshman Candidates Win Most Popular Sheryl Trindle Sandy Costello makes a good jump for KHS. 62 Sherry Unlenhake Anna Weaver Debra White Cindy Wilmot Robert Wolf Caroline Woods Anthony Yarbrough Is it soup yet?! Debbie Young Sherry Darling Girl and Most Popular Boy Contest Gerald McMullin and Tom Henry participate in track activities. CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED Ernie King Mark Presler Fred Schwartz Charles Watkins 63 - - We, the Eighth grade class of 1970, have made great progress in improving our academic and athletic skills. We were led in our endeavors by class officers: President Leslie Smith, Vice- President Pam Sanders, Secretary Glanice McAdoo, Treasurer Sherri Smith, and Reporter David Post. Also contributing to our success this year were our sponsors: Miss Barbara Ann Gilmore, Mr. Steven Richards, and Mr. Doyle Mendenhall. In addition to wipning the spirit stick twice, our 74 class members made a good showing in the Annual King and Queen contest. Our candidates were Sherri Smith and Mark Redwine. We also participated with a good showing in the Mini-Float contest. Our athletic abilities were well proven in our high placings in many events. Our boys' basketball team placed 1st in the Kingfisher Invitational Tournament and 2nd in the Kingfisher County Tournament. Our boys' and girls' teams both placed 2nd in the Big Four Tourna- ment. In conclusion we would like to say our first year at KHS proved to be enjoyable and interesting and we are eagerly anticipating the start of next year. 65 John Barber Eighth Grade Class Competes in Debbie Barnes Connie Bass Ruth Ann Batson Ethel Blindwoman Barbara Boeckman Eddie Brakhage Jaren Bredel Toni Briscoe Julie Buswell Edith Cook Patrick Dalrymple Keith Duncan Who says 8th English is hard? Just relax and play it cool! Susan Eaton 66 Annual Contest for First Time Phil Edelen Karyl Evans THAT’S A FOOTBALL PLAYER!!! Ted Flippin Anne Gilmore Marcus Godsy Susan Gooden Enid Haag Ron Hall Diane Hammonds Chris Harzman Aundre Herbison Debbie Hill Christy Hubbard Billie Langley 67 8th Graders Learn to Take A new privilege: 8th grade holds annual picnic in the lunch- room. Connie Langley Jimmy Lee Mark Lietzke Glanice McAdoo David McBride Vicki Newsome Ray Allen Nice Myrna Pendergraft Charles Pool David Post Dean Rayburn Jean Rayburn Mary Rednose Mark Redwine Margaret Ruth Pam Sanders 68 Pride in Class Achievements Karen Scott Bobby Sessions Bobby Simpson Danny Smith Happiness is watching the 8th grade boys win a tour- nament. John Smith Leslie Smith Sherri Smith Lisa Staude 69 Games Complete a Successful Year Jody Walker Debbie Wilkerson 71 Michelle Yarbrough Left photo on page 72 is the class queens. LEFT TO RIGHT: Denise Post - Junior Queen; Vicky Hogan - Sen- ior Queen; Vicky Voskuhl - Sophomore Queen; Vienna Harzman - Freshman Queen. Right top photo on page 72 pictures the queen attend- ants. LEFT TO RIGHT: Brenda Sanders, Donna Lawler, Karen Myers, Joyce Bredel, Vicky Hogan, Donnita Mc- Mullin, Joanie Schoelen, Sherry Smith, Jimalou Perdue, Julie Blehm, Jodie Soudek, Jo Ann Westfahl, and Cindy Wilmot. Right bottom photo on page 72 shows the crowning of the VICA Queen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Junior attendant - Kurt Henderson, Jackie Graham (King), Janie Schoelen (Queen), Patricia Bulter - Junior attendant. Top photo on page 73 is the organization queens: LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: Debbie Jech, Kitty Jordan, Carolyn Lovelace. SECOND ROW: Linda Leech. Janie Schoelen, Donnita McMullin, Diane Brakhage, Gail Westfahl, Jimalou Perdue and Karen Myers. Bottom phoio on page 73 is the crowning of the FBLA Queen: Ronnie White (King): Linda Leech (Queen); Junior attendants: Charlie Burruss and Melanie Russell. 73 ;; V3k,-ar:73!; Debbie Jech Annual Queen Robert Hester Annual King SENIOR CLASS FAVORITES: Julie Mitchell Blehm and Kim Finley. SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVOR- ITES: Donna Lawler and Michael Martin. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS FAVOR- ITES: Sherrie Smith and Mark Redwine. 75 Football Queen Karen Myers Queen Karen with Junior Attendants Robert Post and Holly Harris. Queen Karen with Junior Attendants Roger Post and Holly Harris. 78 Basketball Queen Dormita makes a phone call between classes. Donnita McMullin Mike Edge crowns Queen Donnita as Don Franz, Vicky Hogan, Kevin McDonald, Karen McDonald, Jimalou Perdue, and Steve Sheriff watch. Queen Donnita poses with junior attendants, Kevin and Karen McDonald. 79 FFA Queen Jimalou Perdue Joanie Schoelen Karen Myers Julie Blehm Vicky Hogan FFA Attendants AFRO King and Queen Ronnie Banks and Carolyn Lovelace 86 The Kingfisher High School Yellowjackets of 1969- 1970 found out what it means to win this year as they transformed into Superbees. The Yellowjackets football team, through spirit and determination, finished the season with a six win, four loss record, the best that Kingfisher has had in over ten years. Both the boys’ and girls' basketball teams did ex- tremely well by advancing all the way to State com- petition. Both teams had exceptionally good records, the girls finishing with a 19-10 record, and the boys finishing with a 26-3. Those fantastic baseball boys got a slow start this year, but finished the season with a 14-4 record, one of the finest for KHS. The KHS track boys really burned up the track this year. The Yellowjackets ran, jumped, vaulted, and hurdled their way to win several key meets and the Con- ference championship. They also made a fine showing by advancing several boys to the State finals. The KHS golf team of 1970, which is composed of freshmen and sophomores, blasted their way out of the sand traps and onto the green to finish their season with a four win, two loss record. The Kingfisher Junior High teams kept the ball bouncing by doing extremely well also. 87 Yellowjackets Have Winning Season — 6 to 4 1st ROW (L to R): Kendall Evans. Kim Finley. Bud Loftis, Gary Boxley, Richard Rivers, Mike Daugherty, Barry Bollenbacn, Rick Cowell. Robert Hester. Rodger Ganns, Donnie Garms, Manager Clay Jordan. 2nd ROW (L to R): Mike Lietzke. David Francis, Robert Pool, Jim Gazin, Melvin Tatum, Steve Williams, Mark Farrell, Ronnie Strahan, Jim Smith, Randy Souter, Rodney Wilson. 3rd ROW (L to R): Mark Wynn, Mike Stake, Jim Walker, Stanley Newsome, Mike Keller, Don Franz, Jay Lohmeyer, Bobby Hill, Don Gehringer, Michael Martin. 4th ROW (L to R): C. E. Smith, Jim Yates, Tim Tipken, Jim Gooden, Ronnie White, Frank Presler, Aaron Presler, Managers Glen Earl Shipley, and Ronnie Banks. 5th ROW (L to R): Steven Richards, Assistant Coach, Nelson Myers, Head Coacn, and Doyle Mendenhall, Assistant Coach. 88 Richard Rivers goes around the right end. Quarterback, Ron White, goes up the middle. DON FRANZ RICK COWELL JIM SMITH BUD LOFTIS TIM TIPKEN All-Conference All-Conference All-Conference KHS SCOREBOARD KHS OPPONENTS 12 Bethany------------- 8 13 Dunjee-------------- 6 26 Perkins------------- 7 0 Harrah--------------32 14 Crescent------------ 0 8 Fairview------------ 0 7 Hennessey-----------13 14 Garber---------- ------18 8 Wa tonga------------35 29 Jones---------------22 Coaches: DOYLE MENDENHALL, NELSON MEYERS. STEVE RICHARDS. Ronnie White passes to Evans against Harrah. Football boys prepare for big game. JIM GOODEN JIM YATES FRANK PRESLER STEVE WILLIAMS KIM FINLEY 89 Senior players and their parents are introduced before the Jones game. Rivers makes a good catch between two Jones defenders. Franz makes the catch on a tackle eligible against Garber. Football Tri-Captains: RICK COWELL, DON FRANZ, and JIMMY DON SMITH. Rivers makes yards against Jones. 90 Junior Jackets Complete 7-1 Season 1st ROW (L - R): Mark Presler, Steve Perdue, Larry Francis, Jimmy Hester, John Johnson, Randy Myers, Greg Hudson, Mark Maehs, Tom Henry. 2nd ROW: Winston Ellyson, J. Ross Kirtley. Anthony Yarbrough, Dale Oppel, Gerald MeMullin, Tony Lann, Doug Norwood, Jodie Walker. 3rd ROW: Mark Redwine, Jeff Schoelen, Danny Smith, Bobby Simpson, Leslie Smith, David McBride, Bobby Sessions, Bobby Johnson, Ted Flippin, Ernie King; 4th ROW: Jimmy Struck, Mark Lietzke, Eddie Brakhage, David Post. Neil Moss, Carl Themer, Marcus Godsy, Aundre Herbison. 5th ROW: Coach Weiser and Coach Nick. SCOREBOARD KHS 30 Hennessey 7 KHS 28 Fairview 0 KHS 24 Thomas 8 KHS 48 Canton 14 KHS 30 Okeene 0 KHS 25 Crescent 8 KHS 8 Wa tonga 16 KHS 32 Seiling Mark Presler, in his disguise as a mild mannered ninth grade boy. Junior High Coaches: DON WEISER and CARL NICK. 91 u n H k « • n %i Jackets Play Well and Fight Their Way FIRST ROW; Don Franz, Barry Bollenbach, Steve Sheriff, Mike Edge, COACH CARL NICK Marty Edge. SECOND ROW; Tim Tipken, Jim Yates, Kendall Evans, Richard Rivers. THIRD ROW; Coach Carl Nick, George Scott, Ronnie White, Mike Simon, Manager Glen Shipley. MIKE EDGE All-Conference, 1st; Alternate All- Stater; State Tour- ney - All Tourna- ment Team; KHS Most Valuable Player Award DON FRANZ All Conference, 2nd STEVE SHERIFF All Conference, 1st; Alternate All-Stater; KHS Leadership Award TIM TIPKEN KHS Sportsman- ship Award 92 JIM YATES MIKE SIMON Mike Edge drives hard against Dover. to Semi-Finals of State Tournament COACH SEEFELDT Ron White rebounds for KHS. Kendall Evans jumps high for KHS. JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD, 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT; Dean Chiles, Bobby Hill, Kerry Evans, Gary Mays, John Evans, Manager Clay Jordan. 2nd ROW; Gary Boxley, Mike Martin, Don Gehringer, Mike Stake, Robert Pool, Joe Hightower. 3rd ROW; John Pedigo, Glen Hill, Myron Jones, Fred Lippoldt, Mark Krittenbrink. 4th ROW; Skip Scott, Melvin Tatum, Coach Wayne Seefeldt, Rick Woodward. 93 KHS SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS 58 Mustang 56 58 Canton 31 50 Hennessey 48 64 Waukomis 29 67 Wa tonga 44 40 Okeene 33 WHEAT COUNTY TOURNAMENT 55 Helena -Goultry 24 55 Kremlin 43 48 Carrier 37 90 Thomas 45 KINGFISHER COUNTY TOURNAMENT 70 Dover 60 55 Hennessey 58 75 Thomas 45 86 Canton 39 80 Covington 39 93 W a tonga 47 57 Fairview 49 62 Okeene 60 69 Mustang 41 53 Fairview 48 60 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Perry 54 62 Hennessey 52 56 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT Fairview 50 55 Elk City 50 45 AREA TOURNAMENT Pawhuska 64 59 Nowata 55 48 STATE TOURNAMENT Marlow 45 52 Ft. Towson 60 Steve Sheriff shows great effort in county tournament. Barry Bollenbach tries for two in state tournament. 94 Kerry Evans tries to raise the score in state tournament play. Jackettes — With 13-8 Record — Fight FIRST ROW, L£FT TO RIGHT: Jane Wood, Carol Boyd, Elda Van Woud- enburg, Vicky Hogan, Jimalou Perdue. SECOND ROW: Coach Arnold Jech, Gail Westfahl, Donetta DeWitt, Donita McMullin, Debbie Jech, Kitty Jordan. THIRD ROW: Margaret Free, Diane Brakhage, Janne Lindsey. COACH ARNOLD JECH Elda Van Woudenburg goes for rebound in Okarche game. Basketball girls accept 1st place trophy in County Tour- nament. 95 Their Way to State Tournament JIMALOU PERDUE ELDA VANWOUDENBERG All-Conference, 2nd KHS Leadership Award DONETTA DeWITT KHS Sportsmanship Award VICKY HOGAN All-Conference, 1st DONNITA McMULUN All-Conference, 2nd; KHS Most Valuable Player Award; Honorable Mentions - All-State Team DIANA BRAKHAGE All-Conference, 2nd Jackettes work hard preparing for games. To Jimalou and Vicky, happiness is winning the County Tournament. CAROL BOYD Donetta blocks shot against Cashion while Diana and Elda wait for re- bound. 96 Eighth Grade Teams Win 4 Trophies SCOREBOARD KJH 33 Hennessey 19 KJH 14 Okeene 16 KJH 39 Hennessey 32 KJH 26 Pioneer 28 KJH 49 Casady 23 KJH 23 Crescent 22 KJH 32 Crescent 24 KJH 33 Big Four 36 KJH 28 Okeene 26 KJH 42 Deer Creek 24 KJH 30 Peter and Paul 27 KJH 31 Big Four 34 KJH 40 Deer Creek 14 KJH 22 Watonga 43 KJH 32 Peter and Paul 33 FIRST ROW: Chris Harzman, Debbie Wilkinson, Lisa Staude. SECOND ROW: Diane Hammonds, Jaren Bredel, Margaret Ruth, Debbie Hill, Janie Teders, Sherrie Smith, Michelle Yarbrough. THIRD ROW: Debbie Barnes, Pam Sanders, Christy Hubbard, Toni Briscoe, Susan Gooden, Edith Cook. FOURTH ROW: Coach Richards, Ruth Ann Batson, Karyl Evans, and Connie Langley - Manager. SCOREBOARD KJH 28 Hennessey 15 KJH 24 Okeene 8 KJH 20 Hennessey 16 KJH 26 Pioneer 17 KJH 17 Crescent 27 KJH 40 Big Four 28 KJH 38 Crescent 29 KJH 39 Okeene 16 KJH 43 Peter and Paul 12 KJH 31 Big Four 29 KJH 27 Okarche 34 KJH 64 Cashion 41 KJH 39 Hennessey 19 KJH 28 Okeene 22 KJH 40 Peter and Paul 15 KJH 50 Dover 33 KJH 41 Okarche 31 FIRST ROW: John Smith, Bobby Sessions, Mark Redwine, Ron Hall, Phillip Edlen. SECOND ROW: Carl Themer - Manager, Eddie Brakhage, Mark Lietzke, Leslie Smith, Aundre Herbison, Coach Richards. THIRD ROW: Marcus Godsy, David Post, Jodie Walker, Billy Whitlow. 99 Baseball Team Ends Season With 1 2-4 Record KNEELING: Michael Martin, Greg Hudson, Don Garms, Barry Bollen- bach, Rick Cowell, Bobby Hill. STANDING - FIRST ROW; Douglas Newsome, Rodger Garms, Mike Edge, Mark Wynn, Gary Mays, John Johnson. SECOND ROW: Coach Seefeldt, J. Ross Kirtley, Don Franz, Ronnie White, Tim Tipken, and Coach White. SCOREBOARD KHS OPPONENTS 10 Garber 15 0 Buffalo 7 14 Crescent 4 10 Cashion 0 1 Hennessey 2 10 Putnam City 2 10 Helena-Goltry 4 10 Jones 2 12 Watonga 2 1 Hennessey 2' 4 Perry 1 14 Perkins 3 20 Helena-Goltry 12 13 Wayne 3 12 Fletcher 3 10 Union City 8 Bethany Tournament - 1st Mustang Tournament - 1st County Tournament - 2nd Mark Wynn catches for KHS. Don Franz pitches for the Yellowjackets in the Mustang game. 100 Golf Team Wins 4 Out of 6 Meets FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Skip Scott, Jay Brakhage, Bob Gazin, Terry Punell. 2nd ROW; Joe Hightower, Frank Shipley, John Hadlock, Roger Garms, Coach Weiser. SCOREBOARD OPPONENT: WINNER: Alva KHS Cushing KHS Alva KHS Perry B KHS Perry A Perry A Cushing Cushing Regional Tournament: KHS 7th out of 10 101 Track Team Sets Several School Records 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Gehtinger, Robert Hester, Rodney Wilson, Mike Stake, Melvin Tatum, Mark Farrel. 2nd ROW; Man- ager Clay Jordan, Ronnie Banks, Myron Jones, Stanley Newsome, Barry Bollenbach, Gary Boxley, Randy Souter, Mark Krittenbrink, Coach Nelson Meyers. 3rd ROW: Mike Keller, Mark Wynn, George Scott, Ron White, Frank Presler, Richard Rivers. WON Bristow Invitational Mid-West Conference Big 7 Conference Watonga Invitational RUNNER-UP Northwestern State Inv. Cherokee Invitational Regional SCHOOL RECORDS: Gary Don Boxley - Pole Vault Aaron Presler - Low Hurdles and High Hurdles Mike Keller - Discus George Scott -100 yd. Dash Mark Wynn shows off his muscular physique in practice. Robert Hester and Frank Presler race on the low hurdles. S v Barry Bollenbach works hard at high jump as Ron White looks 102 Richard Rivers hands off to Ronnie Banks in mile relay. on. Junior High Track Places First in Conference TRACK MEETS Watonga.................2nd Bristow.................3rd Mid West Conf. - ------ist Watonga.................2nd Cherokee---------------3td Big 7 Little 7 Conf. - - - 2nd Kingfisher Eighth Grade Invitational - 1st SCHOOL RECORDS Leslie Smith - -100 yd. Dash and 220 yd. Dash 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Randy Myers, Danny Smith, Mark Redwine, Ralph Goodman, Leslie Smith, Aundrie Herbison, Jim Stuck. 2nd ROW; Ernie King, Scott Smith, Dan Stake, Ron Richards, Markus Godsy, Ed Brakhage, Charles Pool, Jim Hester, Jody Walker. 3rd ROW; Coach Doyle Mendenhall, Neil Moss, Tom Henry, Gerald McMullin, David Post, Tony Lann, Mark Presler, Mark Meahs. Tom Henry shows good form during practice. Leslie Smith is off and running. Gerald McMullin hands off to Neil Moss. 103 This year the K.H.S. organizations have had a great year making several firsts. The F.H.A. had the largest number of members that it has had in many years. A new club, the Afro Club, was started with twelve members. The Indian Club held its first ban- quet for the Indian graduates. The Riot Squad held a party for the basketball teams that were going to the state tournament. The K Club enjoyed an end-of-the-year swimming party. The F.F.A. kept up its tradition of winning many hon- ors and trophies, and had six state farmers. The K.H.S. band upheld its name The Pride of Kingfisher by winning many awards. The band, to- gether with the Chorus, won the sweepstake trophy at the Tri-State Music Festival this spring. The F.B.L.A. king and queen, Ronnie White and Linda Leech both placed in the Mr. F.B.L.A. and Miss F.B.L.A. contests at the F.B.L.A. state convention held in Oklahoma City. The V.I.C.A. Club won a superior rating in their class at the State Career Day. Looking back, there can be no doubt but that it has indeed been a great year for the organizations of Kingfisher High School. 105 Student Body President — Mike Edge Mike Edge, Student Body President, has attended K.H.S, for 4 years. He has been an active member in the Science Club for 2 years, the Aeronautics Club for 1 year, and the Riot Squad for 4 years. He was selected as class favorite his 8th grade year. Mike has also been an outstanding athelete. He has played baseball 2 years and football 1 year. He has been particularly outstanding in basketball, having lettered 4 years. Mike confers with Mr. Young, Student Council advisor. 106 Student Council Practicing for the Student Council Talent Show are Don Franz, Donetta DeWitt, Robert Hester, and Roxie Patterson. K. H. S. students learn that square dancing is not square during the square dance held by the Student Council in connection with the Wear Your Own Thing day. flKSl ROW, L - R: Joyce Bredel - Corresponding Secretary, Mike Edge - President, Steve Sheriff - Ser- geant at Arms, Mike Keller - Vice-President, Debbie Barnard - Recording Secretary, Jane Wood - Trea- surer, Mr. Young - Counselor. SECOND ROW: Sandy Armstrong, Jimmy Don Smith, William Loftis, Roxie Patterson, Vivian Smith, Linda Baker, Ross Payne. THIRD ROW: Linda Leech, Gary Boxley, Steve Baker, Gene Yost, Richard Rivers, Ronnie Strahan, Jeri Mapel, Opal Smith, Cheryl Willms. FOURTH ROW: Mike Stake, Barry Bollenbach, Tim Tipkens, Gerald McMullin, Danny Stake, Jody Walker, Leslie Smith, Johnny Smith, Etsel Little. Band — Pride of Kingfisher — Wins CONCERT BAND STAGE BAND: FIRST ROW: Jodie Soudek, Judy Lovell, Ann McIntyre, Mary Ann Teders, Etsel Little, Dennis Gruntmeir. SECOND ROW: Vivian Smith, Jay Brakhage, Ronnie Banks, Jack Garrett. THIRD ROW; Dale Scott, Mike Browne, Debbie Barnard, Terry Pursell, John Evans, and Mike Meloy. 108 Sweepstakes Trophy at Tri-State MARCHING BAND TWIRLERS: Sandy Armstrong, Kathy Smith, Joann Westfahl, Gail Westfahl, Roxie Patterson. BAND COUNCIL: 1st ROW; Jack Garrett - President, Etsel Little - Vice President, Judy Lovell - Secretary. 2nd ROW; Diana Brakhage, Donetta DeWitt, Debbie Barnard, Linda Baker. 3rd ROW: Monte McKinnis, Sandy Armstrong. DRUM MAJORETTE: Donetta DeWitt Junior High Band Receives New Uniforms TWIRLERS: Janie Teders, Sherrie Smith, and Margaret Ruth. BAND OFFICERS: Michele Yarbrough, Jody Walker, Karyl Evans, and Ruth Ann Batson. DRUM MAJORETTE: Christy Hubbard NO Chorus Makes“l” in District Contest HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS: 1st ROW; Rebecca Pruett, Amy Case, Donna Lawler, Cindy Kottwitz, Scott Smith, Terry Pursell, Jay Brakhage, Phyllis Meacham, Linda Barker, Barbra Hudson, Debbie Willis, Carol Koche- nower, and Vivian Smith - President. 2nd ROW; Sandy Hix, Charolett Coughlin, Debbie Young, Monica Todd, Vicki Goode, Sharon Schultz, Mark Krittenbrink, Mike Meloy, Susan Davis, Joyce Endres, Kay Good- win, Cheryl Trindle, Kitty Jordan, Monte McKinnis, Nancy Howell, Kathy Schwartz, and Unda Lankard. 3rd ROW; Virginia Henry, Elsa Kochenower, Jackie Cheatham, Jamay Kostka, Carolyn Lovelace, Rhonda Langley, Dean Chiles, Mark Presler, JoAnn Westfahl, Denise Post. Debbie Jech, Sandra Costella, Cynthia Luster - Secretary, Debbie Newell, Loretta Scott, and Terry Norwood. 4th ROW; Barbra Fisher. Jeannine Henry, Mary Stephens, Debbie White, Vicki Mosher, Sandy Jones, Eileen Browne, Buddy Little - Vice President, Leona Lovelace, Alecia Best, Peggy Schemmer, Patricia Walters, Judy Hobza, Dorothy Mulherin, Marcia Staude, Margaret Appleton, and Diana Brakhage. 5th ROW; Everett Cole, Myron Jones. Tom Som- mers, Aaron Presler, David Hollar, Mike Simon, David Walta, Dennis Gruntmeir, and Mrs. Weiser - Spon- sor. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS; 1st ROW; Debbie Wilkinson, Dora May Burpo, Lisa Staude, Janie Teders, Debbie Martin, Billie Langley, Susie Eaton, Michelle Yarbrough. 2nd ROW; Myrna Pendergraft, Jaren Bredel, Sherri Smith, Margaret Ruth, Glanice McAdoo, Julie Buswell, Karen Scott, Sue Vaughn, Vicki Newsome. 3rd ROW; Mrs. Weiser - Sponsor, Debbie Hill, Susan Gooden, Christy Hubbard, Pam Sanders, Ruth Ann Batson, Mary Rednose, Debbie Barnes, Ann Gilmour, and Diane Hammond. Ill Librarians Assistant Librarian - MRS. JANE KOCHENOWER. Head Librarian - MRS. COCHRANE Office Help L-R: June Hamilton, Dorothy Mulherin, Frances Renfroe, Joyce Bredel, Karen Myers, Patricia Walter, Don nita McMullin, Jimalou Perdue, Marsha Garms, Jo Ann Homier, Evelyn Rayburn, Roxie Patterson, Linda Barker, Joan Sigl, Caroline Woods, Jeannine Henry. 112 72 FHA Members Have Active Year FIRST ROW: Amy Case, Nancy Howell, Diana Brakhage, Donnita McMullin, Joann Westfahl, Joyce Bengs, Jeri Mapel, Donetta DeWitt, Jodie Soudek, Carolyn Lovelace, Jeannine Henry, Jo Bredel, Charlotte Smith, Brenda Manley, Gail Westfahl. SECOND ROW; Cheryl Livingston, Linda Baker, Vienna Harzman, Jane Wood, Cheryl Willms, Debbie Myers, Debbie Barnard, Renee Jech, Sheila Staude, Unda Bernhardt, Cheryl Trindle, Janet Lankard, Julie Mitchell, Charlotte Coughlan, Diane Boutwell, Sherry Pratt. THIRD ROW; Brenda Sanders, Karma Francis, Peggy Sanders, Ruthie Gooden, Elsa Kochenower, Caroline Wood, Barbara Fisher, Evelyn Rayburn, Eileen Browne, Sharon Shults, Rhonda Langley, Kathy Schwartz, Cheryl Garrett, Beverly Masters, Donetta McAdoo, Susan Gilmour, Monica Todd, Jana Steen. FOURTH ROW: Vicki Boyle, Kathy Dalrymple, Mary Kuelzer, Marsha Taylor, Anna Weaver, Angela Kannady, Debbie White, Diana Leech, Vicki Mosher, Joan Sigl, Sandy Jones, Peggy Schemmer, Ruth Schwartz, Sherry Jeter, Debbie White, Cynthia Meacham, Paula Schwartz, Joyce Endres, Linda Ferguson, Leona Lovelace, and Virginia Henry. Rhonda Langley and Sheila Staude give drug demonstration to seventh graders. OFFICERS INSTALLED: R-L: Carolyn Lovelace - President, Donnita McMullin - Vice President, Joyce Bengs - Secretary, Jo Ann Bredel - Treasurer, Gail West- fahl - Queen, Jeri Mapel - Pianist, Jeannine Henry - Musician, Donetta DeWitt - Reporter, Jodie Soudek - Historian. Mrs. Sharon Storm presents Betty Crocker Homemaker Award to Donnita McMullin. Future Farmers of America Complete FRONT ROW; L-R: David Walta, Steve Baker, Jimmy Eaton, Jimalou Perdue - FFA Queen, Gene Yost, Jim Stock, Butch Kottwitz. SECOND ROW; Terry Eaton, David Sigl, Stanley Major, Dean Finley, Don Franz, George Scott, Randy Myers, Ricky Stock. THIRD ROW: Steve Perdue, Jimmy McMillan, Don Endres, John Pedigo, Gary Hyde, Mike Kraus, Danny Francis, Kurt Ryan. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Rexroat - Advisor, Greg Fisher, Joe Jech, Jim Lambert, Bob Gazin, Steven Williams, Tony Lann, Danny Struck, Robert Wolf, Mr. Howell - Principal. Joe Jech and Terry Eaton participate in Freshman initiation. David Sigl, Steve Baker, Butch Kottwitz, Gene Yost, Jim Stock, Steve Williams win the Junior Master Farmer Award. Eleven members are initiated as green hands. 114 a Successful Year With 6 State Farmers Steve Baker, Greg Fisher, Jimmy Eaton, Dean Finley, Gary Gene Yost, President, presides over FFA Hyde, and Ricky Stock win speech awards in FFA. meeting. Butch Kottwitz with his Champion Charolais-Angus Cross at the Chicago Inter- national Livestock Exposition. Gene Yost escorts queen Jimalou. 115 Riot Squad and Pep Club Combined CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Willms, Debbie Barnard, Jimalou Perdue, Kitty Jordan, Linda Baker, and Vivian Smith. PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Jeri Mapel - President, Gail Westfahl - Vice President, Mary Teders - Sec- retary, and Carolyn Lovelace - Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Miss Gilmour - Sponsor, Jackie Cheatham, Susan Davis, Linda Ferguson, Debbie Jech, Denise Post, Marsha Garms, Joyce Endres, Sheila Staude, Ann McIn- tyre, Eileen Browne, Peggy Sanders, Susan Watts, Joann Westfahl, Mary Stephens, Hazel Taggart, Debbie Myers. Julie Buswell, Donna Fisher. THIRD ROW: Ruth Gooden, Debbie White, Judy Lovell, Marsha Taylor, Alecia Best, Jodie Soudek, Renee Jech, Charlotte Smith, Kathy Hall and Sandy Armstrong. CHEERLEADERS: BOTTOM ROW OF PYRAMID: Linda Junior. SECOND ROW: Jimalou Perdue - Senior, Cheryl Baker - Junior, Debbie Barnard - Junior, Vivian Smith - Willms - Junior. Kitty Jordan - Senior - TOP. 116 to Increase School Spirit and Pride CHEERLEADERS: Cheryl Willms, Debbie Barnard, Linda Baker, Kitty Jordan, Jimalou Perdue, and Vivian Smith. OFFICERS: Bud Loftis - President, Don Garins - Secretary, Rick Cowell - Reporter, and Mike Keller - Vice President. FIRST ROW; Mark Farrell, Melvin Tatum, Clay Jordan, Robert Cannon, J. Juan Jech, Robert Hester, Gary Mays, Dan Stake, Dean Chiles, Tom Somers, John Johnson, Ernie King, Terry Pursell, Larry Francis. SECOND ROW; Dale Oppel, Scott Smith, Everett Cole, Don Gehringer, Rodger Garms, John Hadlock, Rick Woodward, Mark Krittenbrink, Mike Stake, Ronnie Strahan, Rodney Wilson, Gary Boxley, Randy Souter, Frank Shipley, Joe Jech, Randy Myers, Mr. Seefeldt - Sponsor. THIRD ROW; Tom Henry, Mark Maehs, Buddy Little, Glen Shipley, David Francis, Steve Williams, Jay Lohmeyer, George Scott, Jim Yates, Frank Presler, Aaron Presler, Kim Finley, Jay Brakhage, Jimmy Hester, Jimmy Don Smith, John Evans, Rick Batson, Glen Hill, Joe Hightower, Steve Perdue. FOURTH ROW; C. E. Smith, Bobby Hill, Mike Lietzke, Mike Edge, Mark Wynn, Richard Rivers, Kendall Evans, Don Franz, Steve Sheriff, Kerry Evans, Ronnie White, Barry Bollenbach, Mike Simpson, Tim Tipken, David Hollar, Jimmy Walker, J. Ross Kirtley, Gerald McMullin, Greg Hudson, and Mark Presler. Mr. Jech and Mr. Nick hold cake presented Riot Squad shows spirit during long road to state tourna- by Riot Squad. ment. 117 Junior High Pep Club Boost Team Morale 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Opal Smith, Sandy Hix, Marla Schwarz, Lexie Stadler, Amy Case, and Vienna Harzman. 2nd ROW: Glanice McAdoo, Debbie Martin, Margaret Ruth, Janie Teders, Billie Langley, Susan Eaton, Lisa Staude, Debbie Wilkinson, Sherrie Pratt, Ruth Schwartz, and Connie Bass. 3rd ROW; Ruth Ann Batson, Kristy Hubbard, Sherrie Smith, Jaren Bred el, Vicki Newsome, and Connie Langley. 4th ROW; Karyl Evans, Susan Gooden, Mary Rednose, Myrna Pendergraft, Debbie Hill, Toni Briscoe, Chris Harzman, Debbie Barnes, Monica Todd, Sheryl Norton, Jana Sue Steen, Nancy Howell, Susan Gilmore, and Monte McKinnis. 5th ROW; Pam Sanders, Ann Gilmore, Julie Buswell, Sheryl Livingston, Cynthia Meacham, Sherry Jeter, Ruth Schwartz, Janis Bredel, Virginia Henry, Cheryl Garrett, and Vicki Boyle. 6th ROW; Terry Norwood, Cindy Wilmot, Leona Lovelace, Sandra Costella, Debbie Young, and sponsor, Judith Giger. CHEERLEADERS: Opal Smith, Marla Schwarz, Lexie Stadler, (kneeling) Amy Case, Sandy Hix, and Vienna Harzman. 118 Afro Club — Newest Club at KHS FIRST ROW: Ronnie Banks (King - Treas.). Carolyn Lovelace (Queen - Vice-Pres.), Everett Cole (Pres.), Mrs. Cochrane (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: Mr. Musick (Sponsor), Michelle Yarborough, Vicki Newsome, Melvin Tatum, Leona Lovelace, Wilma Harvey. Indian Club FIRST ROW: June Hamilton (Vice-Pres.), Thomascine Blind woman (Pres.), Edith Cook (Reporter), Ethel Blindwoman (Queen). SECOND ROW: Ralph Goodman, Mary Ellen Rednose (Sec.), Sue Jones, Billy Whit- low, Herald Hogan (Sponsor). 119 VICA Club Receives Honor of Being Named FIRST ROW, L-R: Phyllis Meacham, Linda Leech, Mary Martin, Steve Jech, Steve Williams, Rodney Wilson, Jamay Kotska. SECOND ROW; Glen Crawford, Doug Triplett, Chandis Boyle, Joseph Coughlan, Steve Mueggenborg, Peggy Blehm, Jennifer Walter, Hazel Taggart, Luann Allred, Frank Shipley, Marty Edge, Jackie Graham, Donald Pannell, Brenda Manley, Janie Schoelen, Carol Givens, Geraldine Boyle, Becky Pruett. THIRD ROW: Paul Dalrymple, Marty Appleton, Ronnie Banks, Steve Cupp, Jim Jeter, Tony Schoelen, Allen Halverson, Danny Darling, Steve Loper, Randy Lee, Rex Montgomery, Barbara Hudson, Linda Ferguson, Carmen Buswell, Kathy Hall, Linda Barker, Viola Shipley, Elda VanWoudenberg, Mrs. Bates. FOURTH ROW; Mr. Edge, Keith Schemmer, Eddie Luster, Johnny Hadlock, Terry Mayes, John Evans, Phillip Mueggenborg, Tommy Sigl, Donald Endres, Jim Gooden, Alan Lukasek, Dennis Gruntmeir, Brenda Cummings, Cathy Goodwin, Peggy Lee, Melinda Vaughn, Cindy Sain, Linda Jeter, Linda Forbes, Ruby Sneed. Luann Allred, Peggy Blehm, Phyllis Meacham, and Linda Barker show off their handi-work in the Foot- ball Homecoming Parade. Mr. Edge's drafting class works industriously on their house plans. Danny Darling and Randy Weaver; I think I've found it! 120 Alan Littrell and Freddie Lippoldt: Open wide and say aah. “Superior Chapter” at State Career Day VICA OFFICERS, L-R: Phyllis Meacham - Historian, Linda Dennis Gruntmeir inducts two new Leech - Secretary, Mary Martin - Chaplain, Steve Jech - VICA members. President, Steve Williams - Parliamentarian, Rodney Wilson - Vice President, Jamay Kostka - Treasurer. Glen Shipley, John Hadlock and Stephen The cosmetology class develops its skills. Mueggenborg work on the carpentry house. 121 K-Club K-CLUB - FIRST ROW: Debbie Myers, June Hamilton, Jane Wood, Vicky Hogan - Vice President, Jimalou Perdue. SECOND ROW: Carol Boyd, Susan Watts, Mary Beth Mueggenborg, Donetta DeWitt - Secretary- Treasurer, Gail Westfahl, Thomascine Blindwoman, Paula Hellwege, Sandy Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Jo Bredel, Ruthie Gooden, Roxie Patterson, Debbie Jech, Carolyn Lovelace, Diana Sandefur, Joann Westfahl. FOURTH ROW: Coach Arnold Jech, Denise Post, Margaret Free, Donnita McMullin - President, Diana Brakhage - Reporter, Jolaine Yates, Alecia Best, Janne Lindsey, and Debbie White. Aeronautics Club AERONAUTICS CLUB - FIRST ROW: OFFICERS: Ross Payne - Treasurer, Gary Brownlee - Vice President, Steve Baker - President, Kim Finley - Secretary. SECOND ROW; Butch Kottwitz, Mike Edge, Bert Corbett, Jim Yates, Dale Gooden, David Walta, Steve Sanders, Danny Sandefur. THIRD ROW; Doug Triplet, Rick Cowell, Tony Schoelen, Mike Simpson, Allen Lukasek, Jim Smith, Bill Bollenbach, Mr. Musick. FOURTH ROW; Buddy West, Steve Jech, Barry Bollenbach, Tim Tipken, David Gruntmeir, Pat Schwartz and Ron White. 122 FBLA Places 2 in State FBLA Contest FIRST ROW; Joyce Bredel - President, Marsha Garins - Vice President, Barry Bollenbach - Student Council Representative, Karen Myers - Secretary-Treasurer, and Judy Hobza - Reporter. SECOND ROW: Debbie Myers, Linda Leech, Brenda Kline, Jimalou Perdue, Donnita McMullin, Vicki Brisco, Carol Boyd, Marcia Staude, Wilma Harvey, Sheila Staude, Vicki Voskuhl, Carolyn Lovelace, Donna Fisher. THIRD ROW: Debbie Jech, Denise Post, Debbie Sisk, Kitty Jordan, Sandy Armstrong, Patrica Walter, Paula Hellwege, Diana Leech, Debbie White, Bonnie Payne, Kathy Smith, Sandy Wilczek, Linda Lankard. FOURTH ROW; Mrs. Post - Sponsor, Mark Wynn, Bobby Hill, Robert Hester, Richard Rivers, Kendall Evans, Ronnie White, Jay Lohmeyer, Rick Cowell, Mike Keller, Glen Shipley, Mike Simpson, David Gruntmeir, Buddy West, Mrs. Keller - Sponsor. FBLA members board bus to go to state convention. Ronnie White and Linda Leech placed in top seven in the State Mr. FBLA and Miss FBLA Contest. 123 Newspaper Staff NEWSPAPER STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT; Donnita McMullin, Wilma Harvey, Karen Myers - Editor, Brenda Kline, Jimalou Perdue, Marcia Staude, and Kitty Jordan, Karen Myers - EDITOR Staff works hard to meet deadlines. Annual Staff Works Hard to Meet Deadlines ANNUAL STAFF: FIRST ROW, L-R: Debbie Myers, Beverly Cannon, Debbie Sisk, Joyce Bredel - Editor, Denise Post, Debbie Jech, Carol Boyd, and Karen Myers. SECOND ROW, L-R: Mike Adams, Mike Hogan, Robert Cannon, Danny Francis, Robert Hester, Warren Vieth, Denise Kester, and Donna Fisher. THIRD ROW, L-R: Mrs. Post - Advisor, Myron Jones, Pat Schwartz, Jay Lohmeyer, Don Franz, Jolaine Yates, and Brenda Cummings. 125 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Joyce Bredel Lohmeyer and I ranz solve the problems of the World? 126 The various activities at KHS made the 69-70 school year one that will long be remembered. One big event of the fall was the football homecoming which was held October 30, 1970. A bon fire which was held the night before kicked off the homecoming activities. Other events included a parade, football game against Garber, and a homecoming dance. On February 13 we observed basketball homecom- ing. Something new this year was the making of mini- floats. The queen was crowned during the halftime of the boys' game with Mustang. The speech class presented many plays during the year. A big event for the Seniors was the Senior Play, which was presented the 7th and 8th of May. A most memorable occasion for the juniors and seniors was the Junior and Senior Prom held on April 25, 1970. The theme was Camelot. Other spring activities included the FFA banquet, senior tea, band concert and coronation. Winding up the year's activities was the Senior graduation held on May 21, 1970. At this time 73 Seniors received their diplomas. Looking back one can see it has been a busy and memorable year. 127 Football Homecoming Creates Enthusiasm LEFT TO RIGHT: Tri-Captain Rich Cowell, Queen Attendant Donnita McMullin, Junior Attendants Holly Harris and Roger Post, Tri-Captain Don Franz, Queen Karen Myers, Tri-Captain Jimmy Don Smith, and Queen Attendant Joyce Bredel. 128 Kingfisher versus Garber in homecoming game. Basketball Homecoming Students active in Homecoming Pep Assembly. Jr. attendants Karen and Kevin McDonald. Attendant Vicky Hogan escorted by Don Franz, Queen Donnita McMullin, Captain Mike Edge, Attendant Jimalou Perdue escorted by Steve Sheriff, and Jr. Attendants Karen and Kevin McDonald. First place Senior mini-float dis- played by Bud Loftis. Queen Donnita McMullin and Captain Mike Edge. 129 1 2th, 9th, and 8th Grades Win Powder Puff Game WINNING TEAM - FIRST ROW: Kitty Jordan, Julie Mitchell, Linda Lankard, Jennifer Walters, Bud Loftis - Coach. SECOND ROW: Glanice McAdoo, Ruth Ann Batson, Janie Teders, Margaret Ruth, Deb- bie Hill, Susan Gooden, Anne Gilmour, Amy Case. THIRD ROW: Rick Cowell - Coach, Christy Hub- bard, Karyl Evans, Nancy Howell, Susan Gilmour, Donetta McAdoo, Jimmy Don Smith - Coach. LOSING TEAM - FIRST ROW: Lin- da Baker, Vivian Smith, Peggy Blehm, Mary Ann Teders, Cheryl Willms, Vicki Voskuhl, Sheila Staude, Debbie Barnard. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Strahan - Coach, Renee Jech, Charlotte Smith, Mary Martin, Jodie Soudek, Paula Schwartz, Judy Lovell, Rodney Wilson - Coach. “Wear Your Own Thing” Theme of Dress-Up Day Winners in the Dress-Up Contest: Mary Martin and Buddy Little. 130 Students relax during noon hour on Dress-Up Day. Speech Class Presents One-Act Plays The New Bride Robert Hester and Mike Keller 'On A Hitching Day - Steven Williams, Julie Mitchell, Don Franz, Mike Simon, Jeri Mapel, and Richard Rivers. On A Hitching Day Richard Rivers and Jeri Mapel The New Bride - Jackie Graham, Debbie Sisk, Joyce Bredel, Kendall Evans, Joanie Schoelen, Jim Yates, Mark Wynn, Robert Hester, Mike Keller, and Karen Myers. Who Gets The Car Tonight Bobby Hill and Beverly Cannon “Meet Me in St. Louis — Senior Play CAST: 1st ROW: Jimalou Perdue and Becky Pruett. 2nd ROW: Vicky Hogan, Jim Yates, Diana Brakhage, David Hollar, and Karen Myers. 3rd ROW; Donnita McMullin, Bud Loftis, Kitty Jordan, Judy Hobza, Donetta DeWitt, Myron Jones, and Joyce Bredel. 4th ROW; Don Franz, Mike Simon, Frank Presler, and Jim Gooden. Hit and Run! So you want my father to come crawling back. She is such a sweet child. OUCH!!! 132 FFA Banquet and Coronation LEFT TO RIGHT: Attendant Joanie Schoelen with escort David Walta. Attendant Karen Myers with escort Butch Kottwitz. Queen Jimalou Perdue with escorts Gene Yost and Jim Eaton. Attendant Julie Blehm with escort Steve Baker. Attendant Vicky Hogan with escort Jim Stock. Band Concert and Coronation LEFT TO RIGHT: Escort Dennis Gruntmeir with attendant Jo Ann Westfahl. Junior attendants Ronny Jech and Robin Brakhage. Escort Jack Garrett with Queen Diana Brakhage. Escort David Gruntmeir with attendant Jodie Soudek. Attendant Cindy Wilmot with escort Buddy Little. 133 Stone Walls and Coats-of-Arms Carry Out Music at the Prom was provided by the Blues Road Junction. Overall view of Sophomore servers, Clay Jordan, Joe Hightower, and Mike Stake, serve Mr. Mr. Burl Bartlett was the banquet speaker. 134 Theme of Junior-Senior Prom, “Camelot” Juniors and Seniors wait to be served. banquet. Students enter Junior and Senior Banquet. 135 National Honor Society SEATED LEFT TO RIGHt: Steve Baker, Diana Brakhage, Judy Hobza, Patricia Walter, Jimmy Don Smith. SECOND ROW; Jimalou Perdue, Carol Boyd, Joyce Bredel, Jodie Soudek, Mary Beth Mueggenborg, Vivian Smith, Mary Ann Teders. THIRD ROW; Gene Yost, Frank Presler, Richard Rivers, Mike Edge and Ross Payne. Senior Girls’ Tea SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcia Staude, Dorothy Mulherin, Judy Hobza, Patricia Walter, Carol Boyd, Becky Pruett, Kitty Jordan, Diana Brakhage, Donneta DeWitt, Donnita McMullin, Ruby Sneed. SECOND ROW: Miss Cooksey, Joyce Bredel, Linda Leech, Karen Myers, Jimalou Perdue, Evelyn Rayburn, Jennifer Walter, Joanie Schoelen, Julie Blehm, Debbie Sisk, Beverly Cannon, Wilma Harvey, Elda Langley, Darlene Burpo, Vicky Hogan, and Mrs. Larrabee. 136 73 Receive Diplomas During Commencement 137 Senior Directory APPLETON, MARTY BAKER, STEVE Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; FFA 1,2.3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society; Student Council 1,2,3,4; FFA Secretary 4; Junior Lion 4; Weatherford, Stillwater, and Edmond Scholastic Meets; Aeronautics Club 4; Aeronautics Club Pres- ident 4. BANKS, RONNIE Band 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1; Riot Squad 3; Afro Club 4; Afro Club Treasurer 4; Afro Club King 4; Afro Club Reporter 4; VICA. BATSON. RICK Football 1; Track 1; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Science Club 3. BLEHM, JULIE MITCHELL VICA 2,3; FHA 1,2,4; Class Favorite 4; Basketball 1; FFA Attendant 4. BOYD.BRUCE Moved to KHS from Fort Worth, Texas during Senior year. BOYD, CAROL Basketball 1.2.3.4; K” Club 2,3,4; FHA 1,2;FBLA 4; Girls’ Conference Track Meet 1,2,3; Pep Club 1; Band 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 3,4; Annual Staff 4. BRAKHAGE, DIANA National Honor Society 3,4; State Honor Society 1,2, 3,4; Future Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4; “K” Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; FHA 4; DAR Good Citizenship Award 4; K” Club Secretary 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 1,2,3, 4; Band Queen 4; Band Queen Attendant 3; FBLA 3; FHA Class Representative 4; Pep Club 1; Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary 1; Class Reporter 2; Edmond Scho- lastic Meet 1,2,4; Tri-State Honor Band 4; Weather- ford Scholastic Meet 3; Chorus 4; Junior Lioness 4; Senior Play; OSU Leadership Conference 3; All Conference Guard 4. BREDEL, JOYCE National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Girls’ State 3; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Vice President 3; FBLA President 4; FHA 1; Basketball 1; Yearbook Assistant Editor 3; Yearbook Editor 4; Class Secretary-Treasu- rer 2; Class Reporter 3; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1,2, 4; Stillwater Scholastic Meet 1,2; Science Club Secretary 3; Science Club 3; Class Favorite 2; Prom Chairman 3; Newspaper Staff 2,3; Oklahoma Honor Society 1; Football Queen Attendant 4; Junior Lioness 4; Student Council 4; Student Council Corresponding Secretary 4, Annual Staff 2,3,4. BROWN, MELVIN BROWNLEE, GARY BURPO, DARLENE VICA 2,3,4; Basketball 1. CANNON, BEVERLY FISHER Freshman Class Queen; Basketball 1,2; Pep Club 1, 2,3; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. CANNON, ROBERT Football 3; VICA 3; Riot Squad 4; Annual Staff 4. COLE, EVERETT Riot Squad 2,3,4; Afro Club 4; Afro Club President 4; Chorus 4. CORBETT, BERT Honor Roll 1.2.3.4; Aeronautics Club 3,4. COWELL, RICK Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; FBLA 4; Junior lion 4; Student Council 1,2; Science Club 3; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Letterman’s Club 1,2,3,4; All District Foot- ball 4; FCA 4; Football Tri-Captain 4. CRAWFORD, GLEN Attended Caldwell, Kansas, High School; VICA 4; Honor Roll 4. DARLING, DANNY VICA 4; Track 1; Basketball 1; Football 1. 138 DEWITT, DONETTA Band 1,2,3,4; Band Queen Attendant 2; Asst. Drum Major 3; Drum Major 4; Pep Band 1; Tri-State Honor Band 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; K” Club 2,3,4; “K” Club Reporter 3; “K Club Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1; FHA 4; FHA Reporter 4; Junior Lioness 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1,2; Senior Play; Basketball Sportsmanship Award 4. EDGE, MIKE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3.4; Riot Squad 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Student Body President 4; National Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Junior Lion 4; Science Club 2.3; Basketball Leadership Award 3; Basketball Most Valuable Player Award 4; State All Tourney Basketball Team 4; All State Alternate 4. FINLEY, KIM Football 3,4; Track 3; Honor Roll 3,4; Riot Squad 3, 4; Aeronautics Club 4; Aeronautics Club Reporter 4; Class Favorite 4; Junior Lion 4. FRANCIS, DANNY Class Vice President 1; Class President 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; Riot Squad 1, 2; Science Club 3; FFA 4; Student Council 1,2. FRANZ, DON Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Riot Squad Secretary 3; Annu- al Staff 4; All Conference Tackle 4; Football Tri- Captain 4; Class Favorite 1; Honor Roll 4; Senior Play; FBLA 4; Science Club 3; FCA 4; All Conference Basketball 4; FFA 3,4. GARRETT, JACK Basketball 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2; Band Vice President 3; Band President 4; Band Council 3,4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. GOODEN, JIM Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Track 3; Science Club 2, 3; VICA 4; Senior Play; Riot Squad 3,4; Central State Scholastic Meet 1,2,4; Aeronautics Club 3,4. GRAHAM, JACKIE VICA 4; VICA King 4; Drafting President 4. GRUNTMEIR, DAVID Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Aeronautics Club 4; Science Club 3; Tri-State Honor Band 4. GRUNTMEIR, DENNIS Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 2,3; VICA 3,4; Chorus 4; Tri-State Honor Chorus 4. HARVEY, WILMA Band 1,2,3,4; Afro Club 4; Scholastic Meets; Basket- ball 1. HOBZA, JUDY National Honor Society 3,4; Oklahoma Honor Socie- ty 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FHA 1.2; FBLA 3,4; FBLA Reporter 4; FHA Secretary-Treasurer 2; Sci- ence Club 3; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1,3; Junior Lioness 4; Tri State Honor Chorus 4; Chorus 4; Sen- ior Play; Stillwater and Weatherford Meets 3. HOGAN, VICKY Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; K” Club 2,3,4; Class Queen 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; FFA Queen Attendant 4; All Conference Basketball Team; K” Club Vice-President 4. HOLLAR, DAVID Football 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 4; Weatherford Scholastic Meet 3. JECH, STEVE VICA 3,4; VICA President 4;4-H 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Honor Roll 3,4. JETER, JIM VICA 2,3,4; Plymouth Trouble Shoot Contest 4; Vice President 2; Science Club 3; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1; FFA 2,3. JONES, MYRON Band 1,2,3; Football 1; Class Reporter 4; Track 3, 4; Chorus 4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Scholastic Meets; Basketball 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. JORDAN, KITTY Chorus 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club Queen 4; Mascot 3; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1; “K” Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sen- ior Play. 139 KOTTWITZ, BUTCH LANGLEY, ELDA MAE VAN WOUDENBURG Basketball 1.2,3,4; Basketball Captain 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Honor Roll 4; VICA 2,4; Pep Club 3. LEECH, LINDA Basketball 1; FBLA 3,4; VICA 3,4; VICA Secretary 4; FBLA Queen 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 1; 3rd Runner-Up in State Miss FBLA Con- test, LIPPOLDT, ROBERT Football 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2. LOCKHART, RICK Moved to KHS from Ponca City Senior High; VICA 4. LOFTIS, BUD Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1; Student Council 4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Riot Squad President 4; Letterman’s Club 2,3,4; Senior Play; FBLA 4. LUKASEK, ALLEN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 4; VICA 3,4; VICA Parliamentarian 4; Baseball 1,2; Basket- ball 1,3; 4-H 1,2. McMULUN, DONNITA Football Queen Attendant 4; Basketball Queen 4; A11-Conference Forward 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; “K Club 2,3,4; K Club President 4; K Club Vice-President 3; FHA 1,4; FHA Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Junior Lioness 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Favorite 3; Class Secre- tary 3; Girls’ State 4; Student Council 1; Pep Club 1; Senior Play. MULHERIN, DOROTHY FHA 1; VICA 3; Chorus 4. MYERS, KAREN Cheerleader 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Football Queen 4; FFA Attendant 4; VICA Queen 3; VICA 3; Bas- ketball 1,2; Newspaper Editor 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; FHA 1; Junior Lioness 4; Senior Play; FBLA Secretary-Treasurer 4. PAYNE, ROSS Student Council 1,2,3,4; Student Council Vice President 3; Student Council State Workshop 3; Aeronautics Club Secretary-Treasurer 4; Science Club President 3; National Honor Society 4; State Honor Society 2,3,4; Stillwater Scholastic Meet 3; Weatherford Scholastic Meet 3; Junior Lion 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. PERDUE, JIMALOU FFA Queen 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball At- tendant 2,4; Cheerleader 4; FBLA 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Pep Club 3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society 2; National Honor Society 4; Senior Play; Junior Lioness. PRESLER, FRANK Football 1,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Meets 1,2,3,4; Science Club 2,3; Science Club Vice Presi- dent 3; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Chorus 3,4; Tri- State Honor Chorus 3,4; Outstanding Teenager Award. PRUETT, BECKY VICA 3,4; FHA 1,2; Honor Roll 4; Senior Play; Pep Club 2,3; Chorus 4. RAYBURN, EVELYN SCHOELEN, JOANIE Basketball 1; FHA 1,2; VICA Secretary 2; VICA 2,3; Band 3; Class Queen 3; FFA Attendant 4. SCHOELEN, TONY Football 1; Basketball 1,2; FFA 3; VICA 4; Honor RoU 1,2. SCHWARTZ, PAT Aeronautics 3,4; Science Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Weatherford Scholastic Meet 3; Jr. High Football Manager 1. SHERIFF, STEVE Honor Roll 3,4; Class Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Student Council Reporter 4; Student Council 4; Junior Lion 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. 140 SIGL, DAVID FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Photographer 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1,2,3,4; Stillwater Scholastic Meet 2; Aeronautics Club 3,4. SIMON, MIKE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3; Riot Squad 3,4; Tri-State Honor Chorus 4; Senior Play. SISK, DEBBIE Band 1,2,3; Twirler 2,3; Tri-State Band 2,3; Class Queen 2; FHA 1,2; VICA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1,3; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1. SMITH, JIMMY DON Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Foootball Tri- Captain 4; Class President 3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Oklahoma Honor Soci- ety 2,4; Student Council 3,4; Outstanding Teenager of America 4; Boys’ State 3. SNEED, RUBY FHA 1,2,3; VICA 3,4; Basketball 1,2. STAUDE, MARCIA Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma State Honor Society 1; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1; Southwestern Scholas- tic Meet 3; Newspaper Staff 4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Chorus 4; Basketball 1. STOCK, JIM FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Treasurer 4; Aeronautics Club 3,4; Football 1; Class Reporter 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 3; Oklahoma Honor Society 2. TIPKEN, TIM Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3 4; Student Council 3.4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Aero- nautics Club 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sportsmanship Basketball Award 4; Junior Lion. TRIPLETT, DOUG Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; VICA 3,4; 4-H 1.2, 3,4; 4-H President 4; Aeronautics Club 4. WALTA, DAVID FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Reporter 4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 3; Chorus 4; Tri-State Honor Chorus 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; American Institute for Foreign Study 3,4. WALTER, JENNIFER Band 3; Basketball 1,2; VICA 3,4; FHA 1,2; K” Club 2. WALTER, PATRICIA National Honor Society 3,4; Oklahoma Honor Soci- ety 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; FBLA 3,4; FHA 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 3; Weather- ford Scholastic Meet 3; DAR American History Award 3; Science Club 3; Tri-State Honor Chorus 4; Junior Lioness 4; Class Secretary Treasurer 4; FHA Reporter 2. WESTFAHL, NICK WILLIAMS, STEVEN FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Parliamentarian 4; Basketball 1, 3; Honor Roll 1,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; FBLA 4. YATES, JIM Football 1.2.3.4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Riot Squad 3,4; Science Club 3; Aeronautics Club 3; Senior Play; Letterman’s Club 2; Riot Squad King 4. YOST, GENE FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Photographer 2; FFA Reporter 3; FFA President 4; Class Vice President 3,4; Edmond Scholastic Meet 1; Track 1,2,3; Honor Roil 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Junior Lion 4. 141 COASSISTANT EDITORS: Debbie Jech and Denise Post At the close of every school year, students are left with many memories, and with self-satisfaction from their achievements. This is true all over the world. In fact, each school represents a world of its own. The world of KHS is brimming with memories of friends.classes, teachers, noon-hour events, sports, and trips to the office. In the course of many years, however, these memories may become blurred and indistinct. The staff and I hope that we, through our efforts with the 1970 YELLOWJACKET, have helped to keep many of these mem- ories as vivid as the day they occurred. The key to success and the future lies in cherishing the mem- ories of the past and living for the present. 142 Annual Contributors Kingfisher Agricultural Supply- People's National Bank Hukill's Kingfisher Nursing Home, Inc. Meacham's Studio Throckmorton Agency Lemon's Construction Ash Brothers Blair Cornelson Co. Boeckman Ford 8-T-l Cafe Continental Pipe Line Co. Co-Op Copa Motel Courthouse DX Crandall and Sanders Plumbing and Electric Crum's Shoes Dairyland Daughtery's Service Dr. Jerry Mitchell Doyle Johnson Pontiac Gooden Hardware Helen's Beauty Shop High School Cafe Johnson's of Kingfisher, Inc. Jones Drug Kingfisher Animal Hospital Kingfisher Bank Trust Kingfisher Body and Glass Shop Kingfisher Federal Savings and Loan Kingfisher Office Supply Kingfisher Quality Laundry Kingfisher Times and Free Press Langley Funeral Home McCully - Schwarz Furniture McNaught's Jewelry Maxine's Flower Shop Murpjhy and Evans Owens Supply Co. Palace Drug Store Patio Restaurant Patton's Mobile Station Petroleum Inc. , Kingfisher Platts Ralph Enix Drug Red Moss Plumbing Richards Automotive Service Sandusky Chevrolet Olds Solomon Agency 89'er Theatre T ownhouse Vieth Brothers Wolf's Ready Mix The Zodiac Imperial Lanes Barney's Barber Shop Gulf Grill Lawrence's L. H. Motor Service Merle's Cleaners Mode O'Day Smith's Office Supply F. M. Parts Ray Lee Implement Sheriff's Cleaners Tony's Lumber Del's Insurance and Real Estate Dr. Garrett Melvin Dover Sheet Metal Elizabeth's Beauty Shop Hen's Den Jiffy Stop Kingfisher Oil Co. , Inc. Letco Shipley's Glass and Auto Shop Vaughn's Bakery Chuck's Shoe Shop Darrell Bullard Gibble Gas E. L. Godsy Gray's Gulf Shipley's Floor Covering Johnny's Fast Gas Wynona's Beauty Shop 143 Autographs . ' Or as m M te T-