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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1972 volume:

•� 1972 YELLOW JACKET KINGFISHER HIGH SCHOOL KINGFISHER, OKLAHOMA VOLUME XXV Sometimes, not often enough, fFe reflect upon the good things, yfod j iose thoughts always center Around those we love. And we think about those people Who mean so much to us. And for so many years have Made us so very happy. And we count the times we have Forgotten to say thank you. And just how much we love them. Felice Mancini 2 Reflections of our lives at K.H.S. 3 Table of Contents Faculty and Administration.............6 Senior High Classes...................16 Junior High Classes...................56 Royalty...............................74 Sports................................88 Organizations........................106 Activities...........................126 Senior Directory.....................140 Advertisements and Contributions.... 146 The 1972 Yellowjacket Is Dedicated to — Mrs. Zollie Larrabee for her service as an English teacher at Kingfisher High School from 1964-1972 and to — Mrs. Mary Cochrane for her service as an English teacher at Kingfisher High School from 1955-1971 Faculty and Administration SCHOOL BOARD, SEATED: Curran Krittenbrink. STANDING: Charles Davis, Don Robinson, Bob All- dredge, Supt. Burl Bartlett, and Joe Blair. HERALD HOGAN Business Math Title I and Audio-Visual Director 10 JAMES YOUNG High School Counselor BETH ANNE FREEMAN Librarian, Library Science ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS, SEATED: Edith Cook, Deborah Young, Linda Keene. STANDING: Patricia Nave, Terry Norwood, Debor, Kuehn, Rhonda Langley, Gay Eldridge. OFFICE HELP, FIRST ROW: Donetta McAdoo, Joyce Bengs. SECOND ROW: Paula Buettner, Jeannine Henry. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Edith Cook, Kathy Farrell, Diane Woodward, Diana Leech, Paula Heil- wege. Sherry Uhlenhake, Jo Bredel, Susan Davis, Sheryl Trindle. II MARGARET BARTON Vocal Music JOYCE BATES Cosmetology TOMMY COBBLE Eighth Science BETTY LOU COOKSEY BONNIE DAGE JACK EDGE Art, Arts and Crafts English III, Carpentry, Drafting Psychology MIKE FREEMAN Eighth Math, General Math BARBARA GILMORE Eighth English, Speech I GARY HALL American, World, Oklahoma History 12 ARNOLD JECH Industrial Arts, Eighth Shop MARCaYN KELLER Bookkeeping, Typing I, II, Office Practice TOM HARRIS Eighth History BARRY KELSEY Band ZOLLIE LARRABEE French I, English I, Eighth English ROBERT MOORE Chemistry, Biology I, II K. F. MUSICK ALMA POST EVELYN POST Mathematics, Home Economics IV Typing I, Aeronautics Yearbook, Shorthand 13 A. J. REXROAT BERT RICKNER RAY SCHOONMAKER General Shop and Welding, Eighth History Auto Mechanics Agriculture I, II, IV Drivers Education WAYNE SEEFELDT BOB L. SMITH Eighth, Ninth Science Algebra I, II SHARRON STORM Home Economics I, II 14 BETTY JANE TEDERS Remedial English, English II, German II JAMES WILLIAMS P.O.D. Oklahoma History PAULINE WILSON English III, IV Remedial English COOKS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Myra Flippin, Leslie Wellmaker, Betty Burpo, Ethel Jeter, Evelyn Pinkston. Cooks, Custodians, and Bus Drivers CUSTODIANS: Bob Reherman, Jerry Egleston. NOT BUS DRIVERS, FIRST ROW; Roger Webb, Marvin SHOWN: Marvin Crist, Walt Bullard, Leon Kochenower. Crist. SECOND ROW; Gene Gaither, Gary Hall, David Self, Rev. Forrest Woodward, Norman Harrison. 15 The Senior Class began their final year by electing as their officers: President - Mike Stake, Vice-President - Rick Woodward, Secretary - Joann Westfahl, Treasurer - Kerry Evans, Reporter - Debbie Newell. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Murray Gehringer and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hudson were chosen as class parents. Green and white were chosen as our class colors and the daisy was chosen as our class flower. Senior Class Queen Peggy Sanders rode our third place Football Home- coming float, Wheaties - Breakfast of Champions. ' Mark Krittenbrink and Jo Ann Homier were elected as class favorites. Through hard work during Annual Week they were selected as Annual King and Queen. yKing of the Road,” the Senior Class mini-float, finished a close third in the float competition for basketball homecoming. Senior Royalty for the year included: Sandy Armstrong - Football Queen, Ruthie Gooden - Basketball Queen, Joyce Bengs - Band Queen, Donna Lawler - Chorus Queen, Vicki Mosher - Riot Squad Queen. Sandy Wilczek - FBLA Queen, Peggy Sanders - Class Queen, Vicki Vosfcuhl - FFA Queen, Mark KrittenbnnK and Jo Ann Homier - Annual King and Queen. We would like to express our appreciation to our Senior Class Sponsors, Mrs. Post, Mrs. Keller, Mr. Mustek, Mr. Jech, and Mr. Hall, for the time and effort they spent in helping our class during our activities. Looking back, our years at KHS nave been most memorable. Although we have not always been right, we have not always been wrong. ROBERT ANDREWS SANDY ARMSTRONG JOYCE BENGS THOMASC1NE BLINDWOMAN GARY BOX LEY JAY BRAKHAGE 18 EILEEN BROWNE WILLARD BURPO CARMEN BUSWELL DEAN CHILES TOMMY COTTEN JOE COUGHLAN 19 KENT CROOK PAUL DALRYMPLE SUSAN DAVIS Seniors prepare to leave on the Senior Trip to Lake Eufaula and Arrowhead Lodge. JOYCE ENDRES SCHEMMER Seniors work hard on Homecoming float. JOHNNY EVANS 20 KERRY EVANS MARK FARRELL LINDA FERGUSON BARBARA FISHER __ RODGER GARMS BOB GAZIN DEAN FINLEY DAVID FRANCIS Seniors Win Yearbook King and Queen Contest PAULA HELLWEGE Senior min-float places third at basketball homecoming. 22 A BARBARA HUDSON JO ANN HOMIER Seniors sell food for Annual activities. JOE HIGHTOWER GARY HYDE J. JUAN JECH GLENN HILL Seniors Select Their Caps and Gowns LINDA JETER MIKE JOHNSON SANDY JONES CAROL KOCHENOWER CINDY KOTTWITZ Mass confusion results as Seniors try to find their correct size MIKE KRAUS 24 MARK KRITTENBRINK Seniors are ready for the big day - senior trip to Arrowhead Lodge. RHONDA LANGLEY DONNA LAWLER DIANA LEECH JANNE LINDSEY CYNTHIA LUSTER MICHAEL MARTIN 25 Seniors Display Talent in Talent Show GARY MAYS STEVEN MUEGGENBORG DEBBIE NEWELL DOUGLAS NORWOOD JOHN PEDIGO 26 ROBERT POOL TERRY PURS ELL PEGGY SANDERS CINDY SAIN Ruthie Gooden and Peggy Sanders hold the victory hoop at the Hennessey game. PEGGY SCHEMMER 3 B.S. live in concert. 27 Seniors Show Enthusiasm Throughout the Year KATHY SCHWARTZ DALE SCOTT FRANK SHIPLEY SHARON SHULTS Ahh! 28 Boys Incorporated !! I MELVIN TATUM MARK KRITTENBRINK MARSHA TAYLOR Sweet and Innocent! 29 Seniors Win Dress-Up Day Awards Raggedy Ann or Sandy Armstrong? VICKI VOSKUHL Best Dressed Seniors of 1972 JIM WALKER RANDY WEAVFR JOANN WESTFAHL DEBBIE WHITE MARK WYNN Don Gehringer receives Scottish Rites Scholarship. Peggy Schemmer received Reader's Joyce Bengs receives Homer Jay Brakhage receives Leader- Digest Award and Homemaker of Harmon Band Award. ship Band Award. Tomorrow Award. 31 Seniors Receive Many Awards During Senior Awards Assembly Terry Pursell received American Gary Boxley receives David Allan Legion Award, Outstanding Senior Armstrong Award. Band Member, and Sharp and Nichols Award. Cynthia Luster receives award Dianna Leech receives award Jim Walker receives award for for Outstanding Senior in Art. Outstanding Senior in Business. Outstanding Senior in Science. Rodger Garms receives aware ior Sandy Armstrong receives award Rhonda Langley receives Senior Outstanding Senior in Math and for Outstanding Senior in English. Library Award. Math-Science Scholarship. These Seniors, who plan to continue their education, were awarded scholarships. Dean Finley received the Most Outstanding Senior Award in Vo. Ag. ■ ■ Mike Stake was awarded Most The recipients of the William Danforth Awards were Sandy Wilczek and Outstanding Athlete of the Year. Mike Stake. Joyce Bengs and Mark Krittenbrink received both the Masonic Lodge Award Ruthie Gooden received the Award ana Outstanding Senior Girl and Boy in Chorus. American Legions Auxiliary Award, DAR Award, and the Most Outstanding Senior in Home Ec. 33 Juniors The Juniors began their busiest and most exciting year by electing class officers - President - J. Ross Kirtley, Vice-President - Sandy Hix, Secretary - Marla Schwarz, Treasurer - Nancy Howell, and Reporter - Scott Smith. The fantastic Junior float, 'Ts It Soup Yet? , won first place in the float contest. The float was graced by our class queen, Cindy Wilmot. Much support and guidance was given by our class spon- sors - Mr. Edge, Mr. Moore, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Teders, and Mr. Freeman. Our Junior year was full of wins. Not only did we win first in the float contest, but we also won second in the min-float contest. I Never Promisted You a Rose Garden was the original mini-float theme. After a hard fought battle, we finished second in the Annual King and Queen contest. We were well represented by Marla Scnwarz and Gerald McMullin. We were fortunate to be able to be the first class to use the new Junior stand. To add to our busy year, we planned and presented a beautiful prom. Our theme was Evening on a Southern Plantation. We would like to express our thanks to our class parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Kirtley, and Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stake. We’re very proud of all our accomplishments during our Junior year, and we're eagerly looking forward to our Senior year. John shows GREAT effort cutting paper for the prom !!! Diane Boutwell Woodward Vicki Boyle Janis Bredel Leland Bridges John Burpo Amy Case 36 Donnie Gorbin Sandra Costello Charlotte Coughlan Kathy Dalrymple Winston Ellyson Would somebody please buy a chance on this cake? Chuck Falkenstein Dennis Forbes Karma Francis Juniors Are Excited About Selecting Their Class Rings Mary Kuelzer Jim Lambert Janet Lankard 40 Tony Lann Sheryl Livingston Allen Loftis Leona Lovelace Emaline McAdams Donetta McAdoo Monte McKinnis Gerald McMullin Becky and Marla make good targets for water balloons. Mark Maehs Beverly Masters Cynthia Meacham Terry Norwood Sheryl Norton Dale Oppel Steve Perdue Sherrie Pratt Becky Rabon Ronnie Richards Brenda Sanders Fred Schwartz Ruth Schwartz Marla Schwarz Tuffy Scott Enthusiastic Effort Wins Juniors Second Place in Yearbook Contest Scott Smith Juniors raised $155.39 on food sales during An- nual Week. Ricky Stock Danny Struck Dan Stake Jana Steen Lexie Stadler Monica Todd 43 Sheryl Trindle Sherry Uhlenhake Charles Watkins Anna Weaver Cindy Wilmot Debbie White GIRLS' STATE: Susan Gilmour, Opal Smith BOYS' STATE: Doug Newsome, John Johnson, Gerald McMullin, J. Ross Kirtley. 44 Come and get it !!! Tuffy Scott drives the second place mini-float with his bucking bronco, Thunderball. Robert Wolf Caroline Wood Anthony Yarbrough Deborah Young Mark Schoelen Sophomores The Sophomore Class began the 1971-72 school year by electing our officers. As president we chose Doug Jech; the office of vice-president was bestowed upon Susan Gooden; Jody Walker was selected as secretary-treasurer, and as reporter we decided upon Julie WilczeK. Recognizing the need for good class representation, we chose Marcus Godsey and Leslie Smith to serve as our representatives on the Student Council. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Godsey and Mr. and Mrs. Parker Hightower were selected as class parents. Just when school life started to get us down, we were presented the task of constructing a float for Football Homecoming. Our endeavors, in this aspect, proved successful in that our theme - Raid, the Wolverine Killer - placed second. We carried out this theme with a triumphant Yellowjacket spraying the beaten and con- quered Garber Wolverines. Our float was graced with our lovely and charming queen, Debbie Martin. As class favorites we elected Susan Gooden and Carl Themer. Despite our efforts, we were defeated in the Annual King and Queen contest. We did, however, make a good showing with many games and activities ranging from a football throw to a penny toss. In conclusion we would like to thank our sponsors for all of their trouble and time. These include Zollie Larrabee, Ray Schoonmaker, Betty Cooksey, Bob Smith and Bonnie Dage. Sophomores work hard on second place float. 48 Debbie Barnes Connie Bass Clay Bedell Ethel Blindwoman Barbara Boeckman Eddie Brakhage Jaren Bredel Anita Bridges Toni Briscoe Valerie Brown Dora Burpo Paula Buettner Julie Buswell Edith Cook Sharon Cozad Pat Dalrymple Karen Doak Keith Duncan Sherry Duvall Susan Eaton Wayne Endres Phil Edelen Kathy Farrell Ted Flippin 49 Susan Foster Anne Gilmour Marcus Godsy Susan Gooden Ron Hall Chris Harzman 50 Ernest Hellwege Aundre Herbison Kelly Hightower Debbie Hill Christy Hubbard Lindsey Jacobs Doug Jech Linda Keene Ricky Kuehn Debbie Martin Neil Moss Ann Mueggenborg Greg Lamebull Billie Langley Connie Langley Mark Lietzke Sue Vaughn Loper Kathy Markus Sophomores prove to have a hardy appetite during Annual Week. Charles Pool David Post Dean Rayburn Release Me proves to be a successful theme for the first place sophomore mini-float. Glanice McAdoo David McBride Dave Nave Vicki Newsome Ray Nice Myrna Pendergraft Driver's Education and English are common terms among Sophomores. Gene Rayburn Mary Rednose Mark Red wine Margaret Ruth Pam Sanders Jeff Schoelen Jim Schwartz Karen Scott Lonnie Shanks 53 Hard work and deter- mination prove success- ful for Sophomores who finish second place in homecoming parade. Bobby Simpson Randy Sims Danny Smith John Smith Leslie Smith Sherrie Smith Julie Soudek Maria Soudek Lisa Staude Jimmy Struck John Tasso Janie Teders Carl Themer Jody Walker Steve Wheeler Julie Wilczek Debbie Wilkinson Flicka at his best. Sophomores serve for the Junior-Senior banquet. CLASS MEMBERS NOT PICTURED: Rudy Sanchez Sanderzui Sanchez Gay Eldridge Gay la Cheatham 55 Freshmen The Freshman Glass of 1971-72 along with our sponsors - Mrs. Joyce Bates, Mr. A. J. Rexroat, Mrs. Snarron Storm, and Mr. Wayne Seefeldt - have had many memorable experiences this past year. To start the year we elected our class officers as follow: Gary Sipe - President, Joe Stake - Vice-President, Nancy Sheriff - Secretary, Darcy Jech - Treasurer, and Pam Robinson - Reporter. We also selected Mr. and Mrs. Dean White and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sipe as our class parents for the year. We chose purple and white for our class colors and these colors carried out in our float which was entitled They Tried But They Couldn't Do It. Our float came in fourth place in the Homecoming parade. Our queen, Carolyn Steen, rode the float during the parade and at half time of the football game. The next big event came during Annual Week. We chose Terry Livingston and David M. Hehry for our class favorites. On our activities day, our class had a pie walk, a movie, and some of tne charming males of the class entered a Beauty Contest. Danny Jech was proclaimed the Freshmen's most beautiful member. During the basketball homecoming pep assembly, Mike Wilczek rode the Freshman mini-float entitled Country Road Take Them Home, Carefully. After a great Freshman year, we are eagerly a waiting our Sophomore year. Freshmen working on their float. 58 Mia Jo Bailey John Bass Tonya Bedell Debra Best Johnny Biby Stanley Blakely Susan Boyle Gerald Braden Kathy Branscum Charlie Browne Sherry Brown Charlene Buettner Kathy Burton Rowena Buffalomeat Vicky Causey Marty Charles Dale Cheatham Larry Cluck Toni Costello Lenora Cozad Linda Crawford Cathy Davis Mike Eaton Mark Eaton Sam Ellis Stephen Evans Mike Fike Clyde Gaither Jeannie Garrett Jack Gazin Cheryl Gehringer Michael Gore 59 Ann Gruntmeir Cheri Hallren Katie Hamilton Susan Hansens Bob Hasenftatz David M. Henry David P. Henry Jeffrey Hicks 60 Virginia Johnson Everett Jones Darcy Jech Danny Jech Danny Jech par- ticipates in fresh- man beauty con- test during annual week. Paul Krittenbrink Mary Lou Kraus Freshmen buy chances on their cake during annual week. Billy Kuehn David Kuehn Debora Kuehn Lori Kuntz Karlita Lamebull Roxie Lann Janice Leech Ray Lindsey Terri Livingston Vicki Loyd John Maehs Sandy Major 61 Dan Markus Sheryl Martin Joan Mueggenborg Patricia Nave Linda Norton Emma Norwood Greg Norwood Charles Pappe Nina Payne Jim Pierson Ronnie Pratt Glen Richards Pam Robison Jay Roney Richard Ruhl Nancy Sheriff, alias Minnie Pearl! Jerry Sandefur Debra Sayers Dewayne Sayers Cindy Schoelen 62 Sharon Shanks Nancy Sheriff Robert Sigl Gary Sipe Carol Smith Jeannie Smith Steven Souter Joe Stake Carolyn Steen Linda Stephens Cynthia Stock Dewayne Stout Lloyd Tasso Gary Tatum Ronald Tatum Malena Terry DeeAnn Trindle Cindy Triplett Ronnie Turner Rhonda Vaughn 63 Sandra Uhlenhake 64 Mark Walta Kaye Walker Kent Walker Virginia Johnson shoots for a basket during Hennessey game. G. Sipe, and M. Williams try for a rebound. Brenda Wheeler Larry White Mike Wilczek Michael Williams Eddie Willms Bill Wolf Max Yoder Randy Conn Freshmen show much pep during pep assemblies. Tonya Cotton Mike Wilczek rides the Fresh- man mini-float for basketball homecoming. Class members not pictured: Dick Russell Billy Rednose Tony Rednose 65 Eighth Grade 67 Wilma Adams Nadena Altizer Mike C. Baker Wayne Bower Kurt Blair Randy Boeckman Bruce Boyd Carla Braden Fred Bredel Charlie Briscoe Cindy Cannady Robert Case The 1972 Eighth Grade Class started the year by electing the following officers: Mark Gooden - Presi- dent; Steve Gooden - Vice-President, Patsy Hix - Secretary, and David Dage - Reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson were chosen as class parents. We wish to ex- press our appreciation to these class parents and also to our class sponsors, Miss Gilmore, Mr. Cobble, Mr. Kelsey, and Mr. Williams, who spent much time and energy for the benefit of our class. The colors chosen to represent our class were purple and white. For our class party we had a dance which was held in the lunch room. We were very active during annual week and worked hard to support our class favorites, Cherri Nelson and Neil Schemmer. Our first effort at building a float was the basketball homecoming mini-float, Good Bye Old Paint. Our float was driven by Charlie Briscoe. In conclusion we would like to say that we feel we have made a good beginning as students of KHS, and we are looking forward to our next four years. 68 Travis Charles Daryl Christy Theresa Christy Debbie Cotton Leo Coughlan David Dage Clint Dickson Scott Dixon Pat Fike Cheryl Flippin Paula Forbes Perry Franz Craig Gable Mike Garrett David Givens Karen Goode Cindy Edelen Joyce Ellis Kevin Evans Michael Evans v Jk 69 Mark Gooden Steve Gooden James Gwinn LuRea Hall Debra Harman Leslie Hawk Vickie Hill Pat Hix Mary Horner Criss Lynn Hue kins Brad Hubbard Debbie Hyslyp Tony Jenkins Eddie Keene Debbie Kirtley Ricky Kochenower 70 Larry Kraus Randy Kuehn Paula Lambert Connie Loftis Keith Louthan Billy Loyall Timmy Luster Dennis McBride Kay McKinnis Vickie McMillan Ricky McMullin Cherri Nelson Willie Newsome Frank Norwood Pamela Pappe Lonny Patton Anna Pierson Larry Piper Irene Redbird Sherry Redwinc 71 Marsha Richards 72 Lenny Roberts Vanessa Sandusky Neil Schemmer Mike Schoelen Sheila Schroeder Ralph Shipley Dennis Sipe Diane Struck Mary Kaye Stumpf Steven Swart Rita Tharpe Tom Thomson Danny Throne Mark Todd Darrell Turner Pamela White Linda Wilkinson Steve Williams Randy Wilson Boys clown around at class party. Larry Wolf Johnny Wright Delbert Yarbrough Ricky Yarbrough Laura Conn Charlie Briscoe rides eighth grade mini-float for basketball homecoming. 73 74 Royalty 75 Annual King — Mark Krittenbrink Annual Queen — JoAnn Homier Most Popular Girl — Terri Livingston Most Popular Boy — David Henry JUNIOR CLASS FAVORITES Marla Schwarz Gerald McMullin SOPHOMORE CLASS FAVORITES Susan Gooden Carl Themer EIGHTH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES Cherri Nelson Neil Schemmer 77 79 Football Queen Sandy Armstrong 80 Basketball Queen---Ruthie Gooden 81 Football Attendants Debbie White and Joann Westfahl Basketball Attendants Debbie White and Joann Westfahl FHA Queen Sheila Staude FBLA Queen Sandy Wilczek 85 86 Indian Princess Caroline Wood Chorus Queen Donna Lawler 87 Jackets Fight Through a Tough 6-4 Season FIRST ROW (left to right), Don Gehringer, Danny Smith, Ronnie Strahan, Clay Bedell, Mark Farrell, Dan Stake, Mark Redwine, Gary Boxley, Melvin Tatum and Tuffy Scott. SECOND ROW (left to right), Ernest Hellwege, Jr. , James Hasty, Randy Souter, Mike Stake, Mark Wynn, Aundre Herbison, David Francis, Gerald McMullin.'Mike Martin, Rodger Garms and Coach Mike Freeman. THIRD ROW (left to right), Mark Lietzke, manager, Robert Pool, Marcus Godsy, Ron Richards, Mark Maehs, Doug Jech, Eddie Brakhage, Leslie Smith, David Post, Tony Lann, J. Ross Kirtley and Tommy Cobble, Coach. FOURTH ROW (left to right), Coach Jim Williams, Coach Tom Harris, Chuck Falkenstein, Jody Walker, C. E. Smith, Mark Krittenbrink, Tom Henry, Jim Walker, Dale Oppel, John Hasty and John Smith, manager. Gerald McMullin makes tough yardage against Crescent. SCOREBOARD Mike Stake, along with the other Jackets, fights hard during Watonga game. KHS OPPONENTS 53 Bethany 21 24 Guymon 6 12 Hennessey 7 0 Perry 6 54 Crescent 18 22 Harrah 30 21 Alva 20 28 Garber 12 15 Watonga 17 24 Elk City 32 Dan Stake (foreground) and a host of other Jackets Head Coach - Tom Harris showed Bethany the tough defense of KHS. Assistant Coaches Mike Freeman and Jim Williams 91 Gary Don Boxley Mark Farrell All District David Francis Rodger Garins All District Don Gehringer Mark Krittenbrink Michael Martin C. E. Smith Randy Souter Mike Stake All N. W. Area All District Fighting Heart Award Ronnie Strahan Melvin Tatum All N.W. Area All District All District Most Valuable Back Jim Walker Mark Wynn All N. W. Area All District Most Valuable Lineman Tri-Captains: Don Gehringer, Mike Stake, and Gary Don Boxley. Rodger Garms blocks for Melvin Tatum during the Bethany game. 92 Boys Basketball Team Has 20-7 Season FIRST ROW: Dean Chiles, Randy Myers, Don Gehringer, Dale Scott. SECOND ROW; Phillip Edelen - Mgr., Dan Stake, Steve Perdue, John Johnson, J. Ross Kirtley, Coach Seefeldt. THIRD ROW; Dale Oppel - Mgr., Joe High- tower, Kerry Evans, Tom Henry, Mike Stake, Coach Rickner. A SCOREBOARD KHS OPPONENTS 49 Perry 50 61 Mustang 45 63 Canton 45 42 Fairview 38 55 Watonga 39 54 Tecumseh 48 56 Thomas 25 62 Thomas 26 95 Canton 37 57 Okeene 60 50 Watonga 44 48 Tecumseh 53 57 Okeene (4 OT) 55 44 Fairview 54 66 Mustang CHOCTAW INVITATIONAL 37 60 Yukon 50 68 Choctaw 60 43 Capital Hill WHEAT CAPITAL TOURNAMENT 55 80 Helena Goltry 38 63 Crescent 48 61 Carrier COUNTY FESTIVAL 49 56 Hennessey DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 50 42 Bethany 35 55 Hennessey REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 57 50 Beaver (OT) 45 50 Fairview 30 57 Alva 61 Don Gehringer shows his talent 93 Senior Basketball Boys Boost Team Coach Bert Rickner and Assistant Coach Wayne Seefeldt Don Gehringer Kerry Evans All-Conference All-Conference Captain 94 “B” Team Has 12-2 Season FIRST ROW: Philip Edelen - Mgr., David Post, David Hall, Aundre Herbison, Dan Stake, Randy Myers, Dale Scott, John Hastey. SECOND ROW: James Hastey, Marcus Godsy, Doug Jech, Tom Henry, Steve Perdue, Jody Walker, Coach Seefeldt KHS 40 42 23 37 40 62 56 45 57 55 55 54 48 45 B SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS Perry 33 Mustang 29 Fairview 26 Watonga 29 Tecumseh 38 Thomas 39 Thomas 27 Yukon 58 Classen 34 Calumet 34 Tecumseh 50 Okeene 35 Mustang 39 Fairview 43 Kirtlcy clears a jump shot Johnson tries for two Jackettes Fight Way to FIRST ROW: Ann Mueggenborg, Kelly Hightower, Brenda Sanders, Sheryl Norton, Edith Cook, Sandy Armstrong. SECOND ROW: Susan Foster, Paula Hellwege, Vicki Boyle, Margaret Ruth, Anita Bridges, Sandy Hix. THIRD ROW: Nancy Howell, Mgr. Valerie Brown, Sandra Costello, Terry Norwood, Joann Westfahl, Chns Harzman, Mgr. FOURTH ROW: Susan Gooden, Ruthie Gooden, Janis Bredel, Sherry Uhlenhake, Opal Smith, Coacn Freeman. FIFTH ROW: Coach Jech, Jo Bredel, Mary Kuelzer, Janne Lindsey, Alecia Best, Debbie White. A SCOREBOARD KHS OPPONENT 42 McGinnis 35 49 Mustang 52 36 Canton 32 25 Fairview 53 32 Watonga 54 25 Thomas 37 23 Thomas 31 40 Canton 52 44 Okeene 47 56 Watonga 57 32 Okeene 30 23 Fairview 47 56 Mustang COUNTY FESTIVAL 41 43 Hennessey CHOCTAW INVITATIONAL 62 37 Moore 41 39 Tuttle 36 31 Minco WHEAT CAPITAL TOURNAMENT 45 51 Crescent 30 67 Jet-Nash 46 59 Carrier ELK CITY FESTIVAL 64 33 Elk City 49 32 Sayre DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 53 38 Hennessey REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 65 52 Tonkawa 50 41 Watonga 50 96 Semi-Finals of Regionals B TEAM SCOREBOARD KHS 45 Choctaw 25 KHS 40 Choctaw 32 KHS 32 Waukomis 29 KHS 35 Tecumseh 16 KHS 39 Moore 37 KHS 38 Casady 40 KHS 34 Tecumseh 30 KHS 37 Okeene 46 KHS 55 Casady 27 KHS 45 Moore 40 Coach Arnold Jech and Assistant Coach Mike Freeman Susan Foster drives for two. Sandy Hix shows her style. 97 Basketball Girls Have Promising Season Sandy Armstrong Alecia Best Forward Guard Smiths Office Supply Award Ruthie Gooden Guard Captain Leadership Award Paula Hellwege Guard Sportsmanship Award Janne Lindsey Joann Westfahl Guard Guard All Conference Co-Captain Most Valuable Player Debbie White Victory cake Forward All Conference With hair flying Debbie White shows her style. 98 Baseball Team Wins County Tournament FIRST ROW: Richard Ruhl, Larry Cluck, Dale Cheatham, Mike Eaton, 9 Darcy Jech, Johnny Smith, Ronnie Pratt, Gary Sipe. SECOND ROW: 4 Coach Freeman, Rodger Garms. Jim Pierson, Mark Redwine, Ronnie 4 Strahan, David M. Henry, Michael Martin, Marty Charles, Greg 14 Hudson. THIRD ROW: Charlie Browne, John Johnson, Mark Wynn, 5 Gary Mays, Jerry Sandefur, Doug Jech, Tom Henry, J. Ross Kirtley. 7 SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS Piedmont 5 Piedmont 2 Stillwater 1 Dover 5 Okarche 1 Weatherford 4 Guthrie 1 Buffalo 6 Buffalo 4 Enid 2 Dover 0 El Reno 14 El Reno 7 Crescent 3 Stillwater 9 Watonga 4 Davis 5 Bethany 2 Enid 7 Mustang Hennessey 1 Perry 10 Greg Hudson catches during Hen- Gary Mays shows his style. Gary Mays received the Most nessey game. Valuable Player Award. Mark Wynn sets up for the pitch. Rodger Garms scores a run. 99 Track Team Wins Third in State TRACK MEETS Del City 5th Northwestern Inv. Won Duncan Inv. Won Norman Relays 2nd Bethany Inv. Won 2-A Conf. Won Enid Inv. Won Big 6 Conf. Won Harrah Inv. 4th Del City Inv. 5th Beaver Regional Won State 3rd SCHOOL RECORDS Leslie Smith - 100 yd. dash -9.8 Leslie Smith - 220 yd. dash - 22.1 Gary Boxley - pole vault - 13’4 Mike Stake - 880 yd. run - 1:58.8 Tuffy Scott - 2 mile run - 10:25.2 440 yd. relay - 43.4 Medley Relay - 3«42.6 FIRST ROW: Johnny Evans, Randy Souter, Gary Boxley, Don Geh- ringer, Melvin Tatum, Mike Stake, Dean Chiles. SECOND ROW: Clay Bedell, Aundre Herbison, Dan Stake, Lonnie Shanks, Jim Hester, Randy Sims, Tuffy Scott, Gerald McMullin, Leslie Smith, John Hastey. FIELD EVENTS: Gerald McMullin, Don Gehringer, STATE TRACK MEET QUALIFIERS Aundre Herbison, Gary Boxley, Randy Souter, John Evans, Randy Sims. MILE RELAY: Dan Stake, Melvin Tatum, Leslie 440 RELAY: Lonnie Shanks, Melvin Tatum, Leslie Smith, Mike Stake. Smith, Dean Chiles. 100 Golf Teams FIRST ROW; Ted Flippen, Dean Rayburn, Skip Scott, Bob Gazin. SECOND ROW: Steve Wheeler, Coach Hogan, Mike Johnson, Frank Shipley, Joe Hightower, Ernie King. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GOLF OPPONENT WINNER Alva Alva Alva Alva Perry Perry Perry Perry Yukon KHS Yukon Yukon Cushing Cushing Cushing Cushing Weatherford KHS Alva Tournament 3rd Regionals 5th Monte McKinnis, Vicki Boyle, Cindy Wilmot, Opal Smith, and Susan Boyle. HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' GOLF OPPONENT WINNER Chickasha Chickasha Mike Wilczek, Ralph Shipley, David P. Henry, Steve Souter, Charlie Pappe, Danny Jech. JUNIOR HIGH BOYS’ GOLF OPPONENT Chickasha Yukon WINNER Chickasha Yukon 101 Jr. Jackets Have a Good 4-3-1 Season 1st ROW: Charlie Briscoe, Dennis McBride, Neil Schemmer, Darnell Turner, David Dage, Steve Williams, Darcy Jech, Jim Henry, Dan Jech, Billy Loyall, Scott Dixon, Dale Cheatham, Jim Maehs. 2nd ROW: Rick Yarbrough, Jim Pierson, Randy Boeckman, Wayne Bower, Ron Turner, Gary Tatum, Ron Tatum, Rick Mc- Cormick, Mike Williams, Ray Lindsey, Willy Newsome, Larry Kraus, Leslie Hawks. 3rd ROW: Kurt Blair, Kevin Evans, Gary Sipe, Tim Luster, Rick McMullin, David Ruhl, Charlie Browne, Kent Walker, Larry White, Paul Krittenbrink, Steve Souter, John Maehs, Larry Kluck. 4th ROW: Joe Stake, Glen Richards, David P. Henry, Jerry Sandefur, David M. Henry, Everett Jones. NOT SHOWN: Randy Wilson, Travis Charles. SCOREBOARD KJH 0 Hennessey OPP, 0 14 Moore West 6 16 Thomas 0 0 Yukon 30 20 Okeene 21 20 Crescent 14 20 Watonga 0 0 Clinton 12 Mike Williams makes good JUNIOR HIGH COACHES: yardage for Jr. Jackets. Bert Rickner and Tom Cobble Gary Sipe takes a look at opposition. Jr. Jackets offense goes to the play Freshman Basketball Teams Have Good Season SCOREBOARD KJH OPPONENTS 22 Fairview 34 49 Mustang 31 18 Fairview 23 45 Thomas 42 38 Okeene 28 34 Hennessey 18 39 Canton 32 26 Watonga 42 31 Watonga 39 27 Mustang 30 39 Canton 30 18 Fairview 24 13 Watonga 37 52 Hennessey 37 FIRST ROW: K. Branscum, K. Lamebull, P. Robinson, T. Bedell, C, Triplett, S. Shanks. SECOND ROW: L. Stephens, S. Brown, T. Livingston, C. Hallren, V. Loyd, M. Kraus, V. Johnson. THIRD ROW: T. Costello, L. Norton, S. Boyle, V. Causey, D. Best, C. Steen, Coach Hogan. FOURTH ROW: S. Uhlenhake, C. Schoelen, J. Smith, E. Norwood, N. Payne, N. Sheriff. SCOREBOARD KJH OPPONENTS 26 Fairview 16 59 Mustang 61 30 Fairview 36 25 Thomas 20 46 Okeene 30 12 Hennessey 14 48 Canton 27 41 Helena-Goltry 21 46 Carrier 33 48 Fairview 46 50 Watonga 53 29 Mustang 30 39 Canton 20 33 Watonga 30 55 Hennessey 39 55 Fairview 37 FIRST ROW: R. Turner, R. Tatum, D. Jech, M. Wilczek. SECOND ROW: R. Pratt, D. Henry, M. Williams, G. Sipe. THIRD ROW; Coach Hogan, J. Sandefur, L. White, K. Walker, J. Stake. 103 Eighth Grade Basketball Teams — Boys Undefeated. SCOREBOARD KJH OPPONENTS 16 Deer Creek 30 22 Watonga 36 22 Okeene 23 25 Peter Paul 30 24 Holy Trinty 26 23 Hennessey 32 17 Watonga 37 22 Lomega 42 18 Okeene 26 16 Okeene 27 21 Hennessey 37 17 Pioneer 41 FIRST ROW: C. Braden, T. Christy, L. Wilkinson, S. Redwine, C. Nelson. SECOND ROW: C. Edelen, S. Schroeder, V. Hill, D. Struck, P. Hix. THIRD ROW: M. Richards, M. Stumpf, R. Thorpe, D. Kirtley, D. Harman, Coach Williams. KJH 31 46 47 42 38 36 27 46 45 49 51 32 46 35 67 56 48 SCOREBOARD OPPONENTS Crescent 27 Cashion 21 Piedmont 29 Watonga 28 Okeene 18 Hennessey 18 Watonga 23 Lomega 33 Okeene 28 Watonga 14 Spencer 40 Okeene 22 Hennessey 16 Pioneer 17 Okarche 16 Dover 29 Holy Trinity 31 FIRST ROW: T. Luster, N. Schemmer, C. Dixon, C. Huckins, B. Loyall, C. Briscoe, R. Wilson. SECOND ROW: R. McMullin, W. Newsome, R. Boeckman, S. Williams, D. Dage. THIRD ROW: Coach Cobble, L. Kraus, K. Blair, S. Gooden, K. Evans, R. Kuehn. 104 Junior High Track Team Wins Second in Conference FIRST ROW: Randy Boeckman, Kevin Evans, David Dage, Neil Schem- mer, Ricky McMullin. SECOND ROW: Darrell Turner, Mike Fike, Dick McCormick, Mike Williams, Ray Lindsey, Randy Kuehn. THIRD ROW: David Kuehn, Jack Gazin, Frank Norwood, Steven Evans, Joe Stake, Kurt Blair, Coach Williams. T RACK MEETS Big 6 Conference 2nd Conference Meet 5th El Reno Meet 1st Watonga Meet 5th 440 AND 880 RELAY: Mike Williams, Ray Lindsey, LONG DISTANCE RUNNERS: Randy Boeckman, Darrell Turner, Randy Kuehn. Kevin Evans, Jack Gazin, David Kuehn, Mike Fike. FIELD EVENTS: Kurt Blair, Dick McCormick, Mike SPRINTERS: Darrell Turner, Randy Kuehn. Williams, Steven Evans, Joe Stake, Ray Lindsey. 105 Organizations Don Gehringer, Student Body President, has attended KHS for four years. Don has been an out- standing athlete having played football and basketball for four years each. He has also been ac- tive in track. Don was selected as an alternate to Boys' State and dur- ing his junior year he was voted Most Popular Boy. Don has also been active in many clubs and organizations. 108 Don Gehringer — Student Body President A typical Student Council meeting Jim and Joyce, first prize winners of the S. C. Talent Show Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Opal Smith (Treas.), Susan Gilmour (Cor. Sec.) J. Ross Kirtley (Vice-Pres.), Mike Stake (Reporter), Don Gehringer (Pres.), Sandy Armstrong (Rec. Sec.), SECOND ROW: Perry Franz, Brenda Sanders, Karma Francis, William Scott, Mark Farrell, Dean Finley, Dan Stake, THIRD ROW; Mark Gooden, Ronnie Strahan, Gerald McMullin, Gary Boxley, Rick Woodward, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moore (Sponsor), Sue Starr, Debbie Kirtley, Melvin Tatum, Leslie Smith, Mark Krittenbrink, Larry Francis, Mr. Young (Sponsor), FIFTH ROW: Nina Payne, Marcus Godsy, Doug Jech, Gary Sipe, David Henry. 109 High School Band Helps Win Sweepstakes at Tri-State STAGE BAND, FIRST ROW: J. Evans, D. Chirsty, M. Todd, J. Jech, L. Stadler, T. Pursell, D. McAdoo. SECOND ROW; D. Harmon, G. Mc- Adoo, R. Woodward, T. Thompson, Director B. Kelsey, R. Case, D. Newell, J. Bengs, fe. Boeckman, S. Major. HIGH SCHOOL BAND 110 TWIRLERS: Angela Kannady, Kathy Smith, Sandy Terry Pursell makes All State Band three years in Armstrong. a row. Jay Brakhage DRUM MAJOR BAND OFFICER; T. Pursell (Pres.), M. Schwarz (Vice-Pres.), M. Krittenbrink (Reporter), M. McKinnis (Librarian), J. Bengs(Sec.). Ill Future Farmers of America FFA OFFICERS - R. Stock, C. Kottwitz, V. Voskuhl, (Sweetheart), M. Schwarz, M. Kraus, G. Hyde, D. Finley. M. Kraus (Vice-President), Marla Schwarz (Secretary), Dean Finley (President), V. Voskuhl (Sweetheart), C. Kottwitz (Reporter), R. Stock (Treasurer), G. Hyde (Sentinel), A. J. Rexroat (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: R. Myers, S. Norton, S. Hix, V. Harzman, T. Hadlock, C. Bass, K. Schwartz, A. Weaver, C. Gaither. THIRD ROW: W. Scott, M. Walta, M. Gore, M. Eaton, B. Hasenfratz, E. Wilms, M. Eaton, S. Smith, D. Struck, J. Pedigo. FOURTH ROW: S. Perdue, J. Keene, B. Wolf, D. Markus, S. Ellis, J. Schwartz, S. Souter, R. Lindsey, T. Lann, R. Wolf. 112 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Post (Sponsor), S. T rind Ie (Pianist), V. Henry (Song Leader), R. Gooden (Pres.), B. Masters (Sec.), M. Kuelzer (Vice-Pres.), N. Howell (Parliamentarian), S. Pratt (Treas.), S. Gilmour(S.C Rep.), J. Steen (Historian), C. Garrett (Recreation Leader), S. Gooden, V. Causey, C. Schoelen, C. Hall- ren, L. Jacobs, S. Uhlenhake (Class Rep.), Mrs. Storm (Sponsor). Lindsey Jacobs tells about FHA while working on the bulletin board. Vienna Harzman helps in a FHA project, tutoring at the Catholic School. Future Homemakers of America 113 Future Business Leaders of America FBLA King, Mark Krittenbrink, crowns FBLA Queen Sandy Wilczek. FIRST ROW: Mrs, Post (Sponsor), O. Smith (Vice-Pres.), K. Smith (Secretary), M. Krittenbrink (Student Council), D. Post (Rep.), C. Wilmot (Treas.), S. Wilczek (Pres.), Mrs. Keller (Sponsor). SECOND ROW; S. Livingston, M. Schwarz, B. Rabon, K. Crook, T. Pursell, J. Wilczek, M. Ruth. THIRD ROW; J. Lankard, D. Leech, S. Shults, V. Voskuhl, B. Sanders, S. Armstrong, K. Francis, D. White. FOURTH ROW: B. Fisher, P. Hellwege, L. Stadler, A. Best, M. Soudek, S. Gooden, J. Soudek, J. Homier, C. Meacham. FIFTH ROW: M. Redwine, M. Lietzke, D. Jech, N. Moss, M. Godsey, D. Francis, M. Tatum, M. Farrell. NOT PICTURED: R. Woodward, J. Brakhage, K. Evans. Ruthie Schwartz addresses Vica Glenn Hill addresses Vica. during Vica week. Vica Queen - Diane Boutwell Woodward, Junior Attendant - Raylene Schoonmaker, Vica King - Clay Bedell. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America LEFT TO RIGHT: Glenn Hill - Past N. W. Dlst. Secretary; Ruthie Schwartz - Secretary; Sheryl Trindle - Chaplin; Jeff Schoelen - Reporter; Steve Mueggenborg - Parliamentarian; Dean Rayburn - N. W. Dist. Rep- porter. (NOT PICTURED - Chuck Falkenstein - President; Mark Schoelen - Vice-President; Linda Ferguson - Historian; Ruth Ludwig - Treasurer. 115 CHORUS MEMBERS WHO RE- CEIVED I RATINGS AT STATE CONTEST: Nancy Howell, Amy Case, Virginia Johnson, Kelly Hightower, Debbie White. Mixed Chorus Fourth Hour Girls Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW; Chris Harzman, Nancy Howell, Debbie Hill, Anne Gilmour, Joyce Schemmer. SECOND ROW: Susan Davis, Cynthia Meacham. THIRD ROW: Myrna Pendeigraft, Susan Eaton, Sherry Smith, Billie Langley, Barbara Fisher. Sixth Hour Girls Chorus BOTTOM OF CURVE: Sharlene Buettner, Sue Loper, Susan Han- sen, Debbie Martin, Margaret Ruth, Janie Teders, Julie Wilczek, Sandy Hix, Lindsey Jacobs, Debbie Wil- kinson, Debra Best, Kelly High- tower, Linda Stephens, Cynthia Stock, Virginia Johnson, Linda Crawford, Pam Sanders, Julie Soudek, Carolyn Steen, Mia Bailey, Barbara Boeckman, Nancy Sheriff, Emma Norwood. RIGHT OF CURVE: Carol Smith, Dora Burpo. Eighth Grade Chorus — All State Chorus LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Goode, Nadena Altizer, Mike Baker, Pam ALL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: White, Vicki McMillan, LuRea Hall. CENTER: Paula Forbes. Scott Smith, Joyce Bengs, Mark Krittenbrink. High School Riot Squad FIRST ROW: Amy Case, Joann Westfahl, Debbie White. SECOND ROW; Susan Gilmour, Sheila Staude. TOP: Debbie Martin. KHS Posters show spirit of students before the football game with Garber. 118 TOP: Nina Payne. LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Kirtley, Nancy Sheriff, Virginia Johnson, Sherry Brown. BOTTOM: Toni Costello Junior High students enjoy pep assembly. Junior High Riot Squad K-Club — Fellowship of Christian Athletes FIRST ROW: Edith Cook, Opal Smith, Jo Bredel, Ruthie Gooden, Sandy Hix, Sheryl Norton. SECOND ROW: Mary Kuelzer, Terri Norwood, Sherry Uhlenhake, Janis Bredel, Alecia Best, Debbie White, Sandra Costello, Arnold Jech - Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Anita Bridges, Susan Gooden, Nancy Howell, Joann Westfahl, Valerie Brown, Brenda Sanders, Margaret Ruth. FOURTH ROW: Mike Freeman - Sponsor, Chris Harzman, Kelly Hightower, Ann Mueggenborg, Paula Hellwege, Susan Foster, Sandy Armstrong. FIRST ROW: Leslie Smith, (Sergeant of Arms) Melvin Tatum, (Vice-Pres.) Aundre Herbison, (Treas.) Randy Souter, (Sec.) Mike Stake, (Pres.) Marcus Godsy, (Reporter) Tom Harris - Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Clay Bedell, John Smith, Ronald Tatum, Gary Tatum, Mark Lietzke, Mark Wynn, Gary Boxley, David Post, Mark Redwine. THIRD ROW: Joe Stake, Rodger Garms, Jody Walker, Neil Moss, Joe Hightower, J. Ross Kirtley, Dale Oppei, James Hastey. FOURTH ROW: Dan Stake, William Scott, Jim Hester, Mark Maehs, Ronnie Strahan, Eddie Brakhage, David Francis, Tom Henry, John Johnson, Doug Jech, John Hastey, Lonnie Shanks. FIFTH ROW: Mark Farrell, Jay Brakhage, Bob Gazin, C. E. Smith, Jim Walker, Gary Mays, Mark Kritten- brink, Dean Chiles, Dale Scott. 120 Indian Club — Chess Club FIRST ROW: Sharon Cozad, Thomascine Blindwoman, Laura Conn, Katie Hamilton, Lenora Cozad, Irene Redbird. SECOND ROW: Ethel Blindwoman, Edith Cook, Mary Rednose. THIRD ROW; Caroline Woods, Sue Starr, Randy Conn, Gene Daukei. FOURTH ROW; Pat Hamilton, Georgia Woods, Mr. Hogan - Sponsor. LEFT TO RIGHT: Bobby Hasenfratz, Charles Watkins, Mark Farrell, Mark Krittenbrink, William Scott, Mark Wynn, Bobby Simpson, Bobby Gaither, Larry Wolf, Mark Walta, Donnie Corbin, Jim Keene, Danny Struck, James Hastey, Mike Baker, Ricky Stock, John Hastey, Steve Souter, Robert Wolf, Mr. Smith (Sponsor), Bill Wolf. 121 Six Students Place in Scholastic Meets SCHOLASTIC MEET CONTESTANTS, FRONT ROW: S. Brown, B. Wheeler, C. Hallren, V. Loyd, J. Wil- czek, V. Briscoe, S. Armstrong, C. Kochenower, D. Young, L. Jacobs, C. Coughlan. SECOND ROW: P. Schemmer, J. Kadavy, M. Ruth, T. Briscoe, B. Rabon, T. Pursell, R. Gooden, C. Luster, K. Walker, D. Corbin, R. Stock. THIRD ROW: N. Moss, J. Walker, M. Maehs, M. Krittenbrink, D. White, R. Garms, S. Wheeler, L. Tasso. FOURTH ROW; R. Ruhl, O. Smith, D. White, J. Bredel, J. Lindsey, T. Lann, K. Walker. WINNERS IN SCHOLASTIC MEETS: Steve Wheeler - First - Metal Work, Vicki Briscoe - Third - Drafting, Opal Smith - Second - Chem- istry, Ray Nice - Second - Woodworking, Rodger Garms - First - Drafting, Second - Twelfth Grade Math, Peggy Schemmer - Third - Ameri- can Literature. 122 OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCIETY, FIRST ROW: P. Forbes, M. Stumpf, C. Nelson, P. Franz, R. Kuehn, N. Schemmer, T. Livingston, V. Loyd, C. Hallren, S. Hix, J. Lankard. SECOND ROW: D. Harmon, V. Mc- Millan, P. White, J. Teders, C. Coughlan, N. Howell, C. Stock, L. Norton, P. Robinson, S. Brown, D. Corbin, R. Stock. THIRD ROW: M. Baker, M. Gooden, S. Smith, J. Wilczek, R. Gooden, C. Luster, D. White. S. Gilmour, J. Smith, O. Smith, J. Bredel. FOURTH ROW: T. Briscoe, D. Youn J. Kadavy, M. Krittenbrink, G. McMullin, R. Ganns, T. Pursell, K. Walker, R. Richards, J. Walker. FIFTH ROW; P. Schemmer, J. Sigl, S. Gooden, J. Roney. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, FIRST ROW; Mr. Young (Sponsor), T. Pursell, P. Schemmer, M. Krittenbrink, R. Garms, C. Luster, Mr. Musick (Sponsor). SECOND ROW: C. Kochenower, J. Bredel, N. Howell, S. Arm- strong, S. Wilczek, R. Gooaen, D. Corbin. THIRD ROW: J. Bredel, D. White, O. Smith, D. White, J. Lindsey, J. Walker. 123 Junior High Band TWIRLERS: Sherri Redwine, Diane Struck, Pam Pappe. Paula Forbes Drum Major JUNIOR HIGH BAND . Yearbook Staff and Newspaper Staff YEARBOOK STAFF: Deborah Young, Sandy Wilczek (Editor). SEATED: Susan Gilmour(Asst. Editor), Jana Steen (Asst. Editor), Cindy Kott- witz, Bonnie Payne, Alecia Best (Sports Editor), Debbie Willis (Or- ganizations Editor), Donna Lawler, Diana Leech (Business Manager). STANDING: Vicki Voskuhl (Pho- tographer), Gary Mays, Sandy Jones, Gary Hyde, David Francis, Car- men Buswell, C. E. Smith. BACK ROW: Sherrie Pratt, Sharon Shults, Joann Westfahl (Royalty Editor), Kerry Evans, Debbie White (Ac- tivities Editor), JoAnn Homier (Class Editor), Mark Krittenbrink (Photographer). NOT PICTURED: Rick Woodward (Photographer), Mrs. Post (Sponsor). NEWSPAPER STAFF, FIRST ROW: Maria Soudek (Exchange Editor), Joann Westfahl (Editor), Diana Leech (Asst. Editor), Barbara Fisher (Mimeograph). SECOND ROW: Joyce Endres Schemmer, Mrs. Keller (Spon- sor), Ernie King, Jim Walker (Mimeograph). NOT PICTURED: Vicki Boyle(Art Director), C. E. Smith (Mimeograph). 125 Activities Students enjoy the homecoming dance. The Juniors work diligently to receive first place in the parade. Football Homecoming Melvin Tatum proves to be made of better stuff than Garber player. FOOTBALL ROYALTY, LEFT TO RIGHT: Queen Attendant Joann Westfahl, Tri-Captain Don Gehringer, Queen Sandy Armstrong, Tri-Captain Gary Boxley, Queen Attendant Debbie White, Tri-Captain Mike Stake, Junior Attendant John Harris, and Junior Attendant Renee Harrison. 128 Basketball Homecoming Kerry Evans crowns Queen Ruthie Gooden. The dance was an enjoyable event for many. Students show great spirit at pep assembly for homecoming game with Mustang. BASKETBALL ROYALTY: Queen Attendant Debbie White, Captain Kerry Evans, Junior Attendant Glenda Boeckman, Queen Ruthie Gooden, Junior Attendant Doug Beall, Captain Joe Hightower, Queen Attendant Joann Westfahl, and Captain Don Gehringer. 129 FFA Banquet HONORARY CHAPTER FARMERS: Merrill Burruss, Bud Pedigo, and Merle Williams. GREENHANDS FOUNDATION AWARD WINNERS State Farmers were Dean Finley Dean Finley kisses FFA Sweetheart Vicki Voskuhl while attendants and Gary Hyde. Cindy Kottwitz and Kathy Smith look on. 130 Speech Classes Present One-Act Plays The Revolt of Mother (left to right) J. Brakhage, M. Farrell, G. Hill, L. Ferguson, D. Willis, S. Mueggenborg, B. Payne The Haunted Auditorium (left to right) B. Hudson, J. Homier, M. Debbie Willis, Linda Ferguson, Johnson, D. Finley, J. Jech and Mark Farrell. The Right Kind of House” (left to right) D. Leech, D. Hill, J. Janne Lindsey and Jo Bredel. Lindsey, J. Bredel, M. Pendergraft 131 “Something’s Burning” — Senior Play CAST Aunt Lettie Booker------Cynthia Luster Elizabeth Smithers--------Vicki Briscoe Gerald Booker--------- - - -Terry Pursell Evadne------------------Bonnie Payne Bishop Higgins ------ jay Brakhage Albert ------------- Mark Krittenbrink Reginald---------- - - - Ronnie Strahan George----------------------Skip Scott Mrs. Benton ------------Janne Lindsey Daisy-------------------Jo Ann Bredel Constable Seazley - Steve Mueggenborg Directed by: Miss Barbara Gilmore � .. • FIRST ROW: Vicki Briscoe, Cynthia Luster, Janne Lindsey, JoAnn Bredel, Bonnie Payne. SECOND ROW: Steve Mueggenborg, Terry Pursell, Jay Brakhage, Melvin Tatum, Ronnie Strahan, Mark Krittenbrink, and Dale Scott. Spring Choral Concert 132 Stampers Stomp Mothers 'M other- S tom pers 20 to 6 CHEERLEADERS: Gary Mays, Kerry Evans, Mark Krittenbrink, David Francis. 'Mothers CHEERLEADERS: Randy Myers, Steve Perdue, John Johnson, Dale Oppel, Tony Lann. Captain Debbie White crowns Both teams lunge at the loose football. King Mark Wynn. Band - Spring Concert and Queen Coronation ATTENDANT: Monte McKinnis - ESCORT: Steve Mueggenborg ATTENDANT: Koni Langley ESCORT: Dale Scott ATTENDANT: Teni Livingston - ESCORT: Jay Brakhage Queen Joyce Bengs is escorted by Queen Joyce with Junior Attedants Shelley Logsdon and Kyle Rickner. Terry Pursell. 134 Eighty-nine Seniors Receive Diplomas on May 18 Rodger Garms Peggy Schemmer Mark Krittenbrink Sandy Armstrong receives award for 12 years perfect attendance. Seniors march into gym for Graduation ceremony. 135 “Evening on a Southern Plantation” Marla Schwarz and Debbie Young use crepe paper Susan Foster and Marcus Godsy demonstrate their to accent the entrance. serving ability. r — Theme for Junior-Senior Prom furnished Southern plantation mansion. On April 21, 1972, the Juniors of KHS presented with pride the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme for Prom was Evening on a Southern Plantation and the setting remarkably resembled a lovely old Southern mansion. The east end of the gym re- vealed a gazebo and the west end was decorated as the front of the mansion. The banquet began at 7:00 p.m. with J. Ross Kirtley presiding as Master of Ceremonies. Guest speaker was Jim Young and entertainment was pro- vided by the Nanchez Belles. Prom began at 9:00 p.m. with music by The New Hope. The head table was reserved for the speakers at the banquet. 137 Sadie Hawkins Day Gary Boxley and Dean Chiles tied for first place Everyone found the Sadie Hawkins Dance entertaining, in the boys' dress-up competition. Sandy Armstrong won first place in the girls' division Sophomores clown around on Sadie Hawkins day. by portraying Raggedy Ann. 138 All-Sports Banquet UPPER RIGHT CORNER: Speakers at the banquet were Mike Struck, Lucias Selmon, and Leon Crosswhite. ABOVE: Every sport was represented at the banquet. Senior Girls Tea Senior Directory ian Athletes 4. ARMSTRONG, SANDY Class Queen 1; Class Vice-President 1; Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Head Twirler4; FBLA 2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Riot Squad Vice-President 4; K Club Vice-President 4; Football Queen4; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Secretary 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Scholastic Meets 4; Miss Sadie Hawkins 4; Powder Puff Co-Captain 3; Band Council 2,3; Jr. Lion 4. BENGS. JOYCE Band 1,2,3,4; Band Secretary 4; Band Queen Attend- ant 3; Band Queen 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Presi- dent ,4; Chorus Pianist 3,4; Riot Squad 1,3,4; Tiot Squad President 1; Basketball 1,3; K Club 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Co-Captain 4; FHA 2,3; FHA Secretary 2; All-State Chorus 4; Tri-- State Honor Chorus 3; Tri-State Honor Band 4; Jr. Lioness 4; Stage Band 4; Office Girl 4. BEST, ALEC1A Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Basketball 2,3, 4; K Club 2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Sports Editor 4. BOXLEY, GARY DON Class President 1,3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball Tri-Captain 4; Student Council Vice-President 3; Boys' State 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Jr. Lion 4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4. BRAKHAGE, JAY Band 1,2,3,4; Assistant Drum Major 3; Drum Major 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Senior Play 4; Tri-State Honor Chorus 3; Chorus 2,3; FCA 3; Tri-State Honor Band 4; Stage Band 3,4. BREDEL, JO ANN FHA 1,2; Student Council 1; FHA Treasurer 2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; K Club 2,3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1; National Honor Society 4; Scholastic Meet 3; Principals Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; K” Club Reporter 4; Senior Play. BRISCOE, VICKIE FBLA 2,3; VICA 4; Riot Squad 2,4; Aeronautics Club 3; Senior Play BROWNE, EILEEN Choms 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; FHA Reporter 1,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff 1; Prom Server 2; VICA Queen 4. BURPO, WILLARD LEE VICA 2,3,4; Scholastic Meet 2; VICA Treasurer 4; State Carpentry Contest 3,4; BUSWELL, CARMEN VICA 2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; FHA 1; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; Honor Roll 3,4. CHILES, DEAN Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; 140 Riot Squad 3,4; Boys' State 3; Fellowship of Christ- COUGHLAN, JOE CROOK, KENT DALRYMPLE, PAUL DAVIS, SUSAN Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Office Girl 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; FHA 3; Riot Squad 2. EVANS, JOHNNY EVANS, KERRY Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Riot Squad King 4; Annual Staff 4; Jr. Lion 4; Aeronautics Club 3; Riot Squad Vice-President 4; FBLA 4; Basketball Captain 4; Alternate All-State 4; Honor Roll 2,3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4. FARRELL, MARK Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Stage Band 2; Student Council 4; VICA 3; FBLA 4. FERGUSON, LINDA VICA 2,3,4; VICA Historian 4; FHA 1,2; Honor Roll; Riot Squad 1,2; First Place VICA Speech Contest. FINLEY, DEAN FFA 1,2,3,4 FFA President 4; FFA Reporter 3; FFA State Farmer4; Student Council 4; Football 1; Band 1. FISHER, BARBARA FBLA 4; VICA 4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Choms 2,3,4. FORBES, LINDA FRANCIS, DAVID Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; FCA 2,3,4; FBLA 4; Mr. Lovely Legs 4; Aeronautics Club 3; Powder Puff Cheerleader 3,4; Annual §taff 4; Band 1; Powder Puff Attendant 4. GARMS, RODGER Student Council 4; Band 1; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; VICA 4; Superintendent's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Scho- lastic Meets 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Jr. Lion 4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball All-District Team 4; FCA 3,4; Powder Puff Attendant 4. GAZIN, BOB Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Track. GEHRINGER, DON Student Body President 4; VICA Parliamentarian 3; Class Favorite 3; Jr. Lion 4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Football Tri-Captain4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Captain4; Track 1,2,3,4; Alter- nate Boys' State 3. GOODEN, RUT HIE Girls' State 3; Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 4; Oklahoma Honor Society; Superintendent's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Jr. Lioness 4; K Club Secre- tary 4; FHA President 4; FHA 2,3,4; Basketball Cap- tain 4; Basketball Queen 4; Riot Squad President 4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; DAR Good Citizen Award 4; Scholastic Meet 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4. HADLOCK, JOHN HAMILTON, PAT HELLWEGE, PAULA FBLA 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; K Club 2,3,4; Jr. Lioness 4; Powder Puff 3,4; Powder Puff Tri- Captain 4. HENRY, JEANN1NE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Secretary 4; Tri-State Hon- or Chorus 3,4; State Vocal Contest 3,4; Riot Squad 1,2; Principal's Honor Roll 4; FHA 1,2; FHA Music Director 1,2; Office Girl 2,4. HIGHTOWER, JOE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball Atten- dant 4. HILL, GLENN Basketball 1; Track 1; Chorus 4; VIC A 2,3,4; V1CA Chaplain 2; District VICA Secretary 3; Carpentry Contest 2,3,4; Tri-State HonorChorus 4. HOMIER, JOANN Basketball 1; Band 1; Cheerleader 1; Office Girl 1, 2,3; VICA 2,3; Honor Roll 3; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 4; Annual Queen 4; One-Act Play. HYDE, GARY Football 3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Sentinel 4; FFA Photographer 2; FFA Chaplain 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4. JECH, J. JUAN JETER, LINDA JOHNSON, MIKE JONES, SANDY FHA 2,3; Riot Squad 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KOCHENOWER, CAROL Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Basketball 1; National Honor Society 4; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Meet 4. KOTTW1TZ, CINDY FFA 3,4; FFA Queen Attendant 4; Annual Staff 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Class Vice-President 1; Honor Roll 3. KRAUS, MIKE KR1TTENBR1NK, MARK Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4; Band Reporter; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Secretary 1; Chorus Vice-President 4; Tri-State Honor Chorus 3,4; NCDA Chorus 4; All- State Chorus 4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Riot Squad Presi- dent 4; FBLA 3,4; Mr. FBLA 4; Student Council 4; FCA 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Class Reporter 3; Scholas- tic Meet 1; Superintendent's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society President 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Annual Photographer 4; Annual King 4; Jr. Lion 4; Senior Play; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4. LANGLEY, RHONDA Chorus l,2j3; FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA Parliamentarian 1,3; Librarian 2,3,4; Honor Roll. LAWLER, DONNA Band 1,2,3,4; Band Secretary 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Queen 4; Class Favorite 2; FBLA 3; Annual Staff 4. LEECH, DIANA Riot Squad 1; FBLA 2,4; VICA 3; Librarian 1; Office Girl 4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Business Manager 4; FHA 2; Newspaper 4; Newspaper Assistant Editors 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Speech One-Act Play 4. LINDSEY, JANNE Band 1,2,3; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Scholastic Meet; Su- perintendent's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. LUSTER, CYNTHIA Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Scholastic Meets 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Chorus Reporter 2; Band 1; FHA 1; National Honor Society Vice-President 4; Senior Play. MARTIN, MICHAEL MAYS, GARY Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1; Jr. Lion; Honor Roll 1,2,3; DAR History Award 3; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Pow- der Puff Cheerleader 3,4; Annual Staff 4. MOSHER, VICKI Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Riot Squad 3,4; Riot Squad Queen 4; Class Vice-President 3; FHA 3,4; Junior Lioness; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Tri- State Honor Chorus 4. MUEGGENBORG, STEVE Band 1,2,3,4; VICA Parliamentarian 4; VICA 2,3, 4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Senior Play, One-Act Play 4; Honor Roll. NEWELL, DEBBIE Chorus 1,2,3; Chorus Secretary 1,2; Basketball 3; Class Queen 3; FBLA 3; Stage Band 4; Class Re porter 4. NORWOOD, DOUGLAS PAYNE, BONNIE Student Council 1; Band 1; FBLA 2,3; Riot Squad 1, 2; Senior Play; One-Act Play 4. PEDIGO, JOHN Football 1; FFA 1,2,3,4. POOL, ROBERT PURCELL, TERRY Band 1,2,3,4; All-State Band 2,3,4; All-Regional Band 2,3,4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4; McDonald's All- American Band 4; Tri-State Honor Stage Band 4; Band Vice-President 3; Band President 4; Superin- tendent’s Honor Roll 1,2,3; Principal’s Honor Roll 4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; FBLA 3,4; Golf 2,3; Scholastic Meets 1, 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Riot Squad Treasurer 3; Senior Play; Jr. Lion. SANDERS, PEGGY Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Principal's Honor Roll 1,3,4; FHA 2; Prom Server 2; VICA 3,4; VICA Historian 4; Class Queen 4. SAIN, CINDY VICA 2,3,4; VICA Queen 3; Basketball 1; Riot Squad 1,2; Band 1. SCHEMMER, JOYCE ENDRES SCHEMMER, PEGGY Riot Squad 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; Scholastic Meets 1,2, 141 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA Historian 1; Superintendent’s Honor Roll 1,2,3, 4; Oklahoma Honor Society 1,2,3,4; Tri-State Hon- or Chorus4; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4. SCHWARTZ, KATHY Chorus 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,4; FFA 4. SCOTT, DALE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football Manager 3; Golf 2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Band 1,2,4; VICA 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. SHIPLEY. FRANK Riot Squad 1,2; VICA 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Golf 1, 2,3,4; Principal's Honor Roll 2,3; Superintendent's Honor Roll 4; Plymouth Trouble Shooter Contest 4; 1st in District Trouble Shooter Contest 4. SHULTS, SHARON FHA 1,2; Powder Puff Football 1,2; Riot Squad 1,2, 3; Choms 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Annual Staff 4. SIGL, JOAN SMITH, C. E. Track 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3,4; Aeronautics Club 3; Chess Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4. SMITH, KATHY Band 1,2,3,4; Choms 1,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 1; FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Secretary 4; Student Council 1; FFA Attendant 4; Riot Squad 4; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. SOUTER, RANDY Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 2,3,4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 3,4; FCA Secretary 4 ; Honor Roll 1,2. STAKE, MIKE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4 4; Class Treasurer 1; Class President 2,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad Secretary 3 ; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2; Superintend- ent's Honor Roll 3,4; Band 1; Fellowship of Christian Athletes 2,3,4; FCA Vice-President 3; FCA President 4; Chorus 3; Football Tri-Captain 4; Tri-State Band 1. STARR, SUSIE Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; VICA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Plains Indian Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Basketball 1; OIO 1,2,3,4. STAUDE, SHEILA Band 1,2,3,4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; VICA 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; FHA Queen 4; Cheerleader 4; FBLA 2; Pow- der Puff Football 1,2,4. STRAHAN, RONNIE TATUM, MELVIN Riot Squad 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Tri-State Honor Band; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 4; FCA 3,4; FCA Vice-Presi- dent 4; Honor Roll 3,4; Chorus 3. TAYLOR, MARSHA Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; VICA 3,4; Principal's Honor Roll 3,4. VOSKUHL, VICKI 142 Class Queen 2; FFA Queen 4; Jr. Lioness 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band Queen Attendant 1- Class Secretary-Treasurer 2; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 4; Annual Photographer 4. WALKER, JIM Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Band 1; Scholastic Meet 1,2; Riot Squad Treasurer 4; National Honor Soc- iety 4. WEAVER, RANDY Riot Squad 4; Aeronautics Club 4; VICA 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3. WESTFAHL, JOANN Most Popular Girl; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band Queen Attendant 2; Class Vice-President 2; Band 1,2; Twirler 2; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Powder Puff Football Captain 3; Jr. Lioness 4; Basketball Queen Attend- ant 4; Football Queen Attendant 4; Class Secretary 4; Basketball Co-Captain 4; K Club President 4; FBLA 3; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 2. WHITE, DEBBIE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Basketball Queen Attendant 4; Football Queen Attendant 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Co- Head Cheerleader 4; ”K” Club 2,3,4; Riot Squad 2, 3,4; Riot Squad Secretary-Treasurer 4; FBLA 2,3,4; Class Favorite 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Choms Treasurer 3; Powder Puff Football 3,4; Powder Puff Football Co- 31 Powder Puff Captain4; Jr. Lioness; FHA 1,2; FHA Representative 1; Annual Staff 4; Annual Staff Activities Editor 4; Scholastic Meet 4; National Honor Society 4; Principal's Honor Roll 2,3; Super- intendent’s Honor Roll 4. W1LCZEK, SANDY FBLA 2,3,4; FBLA Vice-President 3; FBLA President 4; FBLA Queen 4; Miss FBLA 4; Annual Editor 4; Band 1,2,3; Class Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 1,3; Jr. Lioness; Scholastic Meet 3; 2nd Place German Medal Winner 3; Basketball 1; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Oklahoma Honor Society 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Tri-State Honor Band 3. WILLIAMS, BARBARA HUDSON Choms 1; VICA 2,3; Principal's Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Band 1; One-Act Play 4. WILLIS, DEBBIE Basketball Manager 1; Choms 1,2; FHA 1; Annual Staff 4; Office Girl 4; One-Act Play 4. WOODWARD, RICK Most Popular Boy 1; Basketball 1; Football 1; Track 1; Golf 1; Basketball Manager 2; VICA 2; VICA Officer 2; FBLA 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Annual Photo- grapher 4; Class Vice-President 4; Stage Band 4; Student Council 4; Principal's Honor Roll 3; Riot Squad 2,3,4. WYNN, MARK Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football All Area 4; All-Conference Football 4; Lineman of the Week 4; VICA 4; FBLA 2,3; Chess Club4; Riot Squad 1,2,3,4; Aeronautic Club 3; Powder Puff King 4; Chess Tournament Winner 4; Drafting Treasurer 4. As we close our school year with this yearbook, we close an important period of our lives. We re- flect back on the memories - pleasant and unpleas- ant - and look forward to our future years. While we look back through the pages of this yearbook, we remember all the new and exciting things we did and learned, and we say thank you to all the people who have helped us. Through the year we have made many mistakes, but we have learned from them, and we will be more capable to cope with our future problems as a r e s u 11 of our past experiences. Through the pictures in this yearbook, we can see ourselves as others see us, and remember how we spent our high school years. 1 hope that we, the 1971-1972 Yellowjacket Staff, have preserved the memories of this fantastic year as we played our roll as students at Kingfisher High School. CO-ASSISTANT EDITORS: Susan Gilmour and Jana Steen. EDITOR: Sandy Wilczek. 143 Autographs MALL GRILL 318 N. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma LONG BELL LUMBER COMPANY WYNONA’S BEAUTY SHOP PALACE DRUG STORE 621 E. Broadway Kingfisher, Oklahoma JOHNNY’S FAST GAS DAIRY LAND DRIVE-IN JIMMY’S CAR WASH 1 GOODEN HARDWARE For All Your Appliance Needs Frigidaire, Tappen, General Electric Television Kitchen Maid 309 N. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma SPRINGER’S MARKET CLAYTON’S FURNITURE What We Sell 221 N. Main Will Keep You Well Kingfisher, Okla. Kingfisher, Okla. 375-5392 CHARLES and MARY CLAYTON LITTLE’S HIGH SCHOOL CAFE RED MOSS PLUMBING City and Rural Plumbing 904 S. 11th Phone: Day - 375-4162 Kingfisher, Oklahoma Night 375-4712 Pumps Rooter Service EMERGENCY rv I ■4 V A 4 n a LAWRENCE’S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothes for All the Family Kingfisher, Oklahoma 375-4652 WARDROBE CLEANERS Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service Delivery Service Wednesdays and Saturdays 213 N. Main 375-3366 COYE LEE BARKER Kingfisher County Sheriff AERO SPRAYER’S INC. Located at Kingfisher Airport Agriculture Chemicals TOM’S DRUGSTORE Wholesale - Retail 375-4305 TOM EDGAR - Owner 124 N. Main BILL’S DX Kingfisher, Oklahoma 101 N. Main Kingfisher, Okla. 375-3522 149 L R CONSTRUCTION CO. Box 37 RAYMOND LAWLER Phone 405-375-3396 Kingfisher Mobile: 375-5620 Winch Dozers, Motor Grader, Shaling Equipment KINGFISHER FLOWERS AND GIFTS Flowers for All Occasions Flowers May Be Good and Not Be Ours but They Can't Be Ours and Not Be Good 375-5242 or 375-4749 McCULLY-SCHWARTZ FURNITURE LEN ROBERTS MOTOR CO. 123 E. Miles 307 N. Main Kingfisher, Okla. TOP-TEN Drive-In's of America Food Services Hamburgers Cold Drinks Shakes Ice Cream DAUGHERTY’S SINCLAIR 502 N. Main SANDUSKY CHEVY-OLDS Kingfisher, Okla. 375-3155 ASH BROS. INC. SMITH’S OFFICE SUPPLY 201 N. Main Kingfisher, Okla. Serving the Needs of business, schools and the home, where your visits and business are appreciated BLAIR-CORNELSON CO. John Deere Krause Kingfisher, Okla. 375-3111 BILL’S I.G.A. Kingfisher, Okla. CARPENTER’S SHEET METAL LENNOX Heating, Cooling, Equipment Service, Engineering EL GERALD E. PORELLI Kingfisher, Okla. 73750 Phone FR 5-3655 CRANDALL AND SANDERS MAX SANDERS Sole Owner Plumbing, Heating Electrical Engineers 110 N. Main Street Phone 375-3242 Kingfisher, Oklahoma CHURCH OF NAZARENE Congratulations Seniors OWENS SUPPLY CO. Your Automotive Wholesaler 114 Miles 375-4155 JIFFY STOP 1600 S. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma 375-4007 KINGFISHER BANK AND TRUST CO. 124 S. Main 375-3121 PATIO RESTAURANT 7th and Broadway HEN’S DEN 206 N. Main Kingfisher, Okla. BURNS AUTO SUPPLY Delco Remy Auto Lite A.C. Products 117 W. Roberts 375-3405 375-9780 MONTGOMERY WARDS CATALOG SALES AGENCY PANTER’S HOME FURNISHINGS MR. and MRS. FRANCIS KRAUS 308 N. Main Quality Home Furnishing for Less 120 N. Main SEW AND SAVE SHOP FARMER’S CO-OP SUPPLY We Sell Fabric and Give Service HELEN RYKER or JUANITA BARKER 304 N. Main 375-3600 Propane - Gas - Diesel On the Farm Tire Service 375-3118 KINGFISHER OIL COMPANY 505 N. Main 155 GLEN’S ELECTRIC AND HEATING Wiring - Heating Plumbing Supplies Pumps Installed GLEN RICHARDS 222 W. Oklahoma Okarche Ph. 263-4481 375-3340 ALL SPORTS ASSOCIATION DADS AND LADS INC. In the Mall Kingfisher, Oklahoma WROBBEL GRAIN INC. We buy Wheat, Barley and Milo 1,200,000 Bushels Capacity Cec approved - Bonded 3rd and Admire 375-4161 Courtesy of CAROL’S BEAUTY SHOP 308 N. Ninth LINDA BOUTWELL CAROL BOLLENBACH THROCKMORTON AGENCY Insurance - Abstracts Farm Loans - Real Estate 219 N. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma Telephone: 375-4144 KINGFISHER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 213 N. Main Kingfisher, Okla. 375-4201 Enid Branch 801 W. Broadway Enid, Okla. 234-4201 Savings - Real Estate - Loans 157 Congratulations KHS Grads of 1972 PIONEER rflfPHONf COOPfMT � GENERAL OFFICE KINGFISHER • ROY BOECHER. MGR. America's Largest Telephone Cooperative 508 S. Grand Enid, Okla. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF ENID BORDEN’S MILK AND ICE CREAM 1015 Southgate Road Enid, Oklahoma 237-5972 JANZEN’S Sporting Goods Hardware 616 Frisco Clinton, Oklahoma 73601 ENID TYPEWRITER COMPANY 618 N. Main Enid, Oklahoma 73071 LEDO WELDING COMPANY P.O. Box 367 Enid, Oklahoma Congratulations Seniors CLYDE BURTON SON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Member of Associated General Contractors of America Possessing the Qualifications of Skill - Integrity and Responsibility P. O. Box 1767 Ardmore, Oklahoma 73401 CONTRIBUTIONS Dr. Roy D. McDonald G. Dean White Delvin Jech's Agency Bob Sipe Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sipe Pinkston's Barber Shop Enix Drug Store Central Office Supply Helen's Beauty Shop Kingfisher Animal Hospital Times Free Press, Inc. Patton's Mobil Service Grocery Sports Shop Hill Brothers Johnson's of Kingfisher, Inc. Lattimore Hoisted Clinic Solomon Insurance Agency, Inc. Bob's Barber Shop Imperial Lanes W. B. Johnston's Grain Co. 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