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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1978 volume:

THE BIG EVENT” Pull up a chair and relax, for you are about to witness the past year in the lives of the students of Kingfisher High School. All the events in this book are true. No names have been changed to protect the innocent. T.V. GUIDE Classes ......................... 7 Administration and Faculty . . . 47 Royalty..........................49 Activities.......................57 Athletics........................87 Advertisements..................116 SENIORS BLUE AND GOLD Academics Lori Gooden Randy Briscoe Athletics Vocational Lisa Sanders Jeff Mercer Dianna Kochenower Mike Swart The annual is dedicated to eight outstanding students from four areas of the Kingfisher High School curriculum. They were chosen by the students and instructors because of their outstanding performance. Their ability to wear the Blue and Gold with the pride and dedication has led us to honor them with this page. IN THE VALLEY OF DECISION Vlarci Kaye Bales Robin Blair Thomas Boutwell Jr. Tammie Rae Bowden Judy BredeU James R Briscoe Nina M. Briscoe Neal Brown Vonnie L. Buellner Lynne Burhenn Tammie Bush Dee Ann Cheatham Kevin Cliffi Douglas A Copeland John E. Crawford Kim Curlcss Doing what they do best!!! II Arrived THE OLD SCHOOLYARD ] Remember 1 fowelLs (cough, cough) announcements? Pinkies??? Lunch room food??? Romb scares!?! Student Lounge??, Getting lost Froshyear!!! Mil Prom! J 1 i ) Jvj Mr. Hopkins?!? Pep Assemblies!! k r 1 A Ji Skipping!'! Sr. Class Day Smoking in the bathroom?? Graduation!! Solitary Confinement Point Of Glenn Damron Linda Duffy Phil Duncan Cynthia L. Beds Jeff Farrell Patricia L. f Tarnie Fulk Rocky Len I Sandy Garrett Mary Gehringcr Joseph Gonsalves Lori Gooden Gary Grabow Kevin Gruntmeir Gerald Hall Shirley Hamilton Donald John Hellwcgc Wynn Hobza Jerry G. Jcch Larry Johnson Louis Jones Schrie Kannady Wayde Klingsick Jan Kuntz Destination w We Can’t Return We Can Only Look Behind From Where We Came Booker Newsome Darnell O. Norwood Todd Ogden FredOppel III Doug McBride Cindy McFarlin Janie McKinnis Jeff D. Mercer Les Miller Stephen Mitchell Beverly Ann Morton Rusty Nail Steve Luster Terry L. Luster Jerrv M Lynch Steve Markus i i i i i i i i i i i i I rw Tiirif� Terry Schoelen Lisa Schwartz Scott A. Seretean Sharil Sharp Kurt Shults Joe Simpson Joyce Sisler David Smith Has Come mJ II For Us To Part SENIORS i Patricia Spencer Dee Starr Anthony R. Stewart Kathy Stolz Michael L. Swart Marvin L. Tatum Greg Themer Oscar D. Trent Sam R. Trent II Bill Tnndle Carol S. Turner LynnC. Turner Tom Uhlenhake Ricky VanCleave Gina Victh Christopher R. Walta SENIORS JUNIORS CLASS COLORS Red and White H 17 Bob Bollenbach Barbara Ahlden Ricky Bohnet Laura Boyle Kim Bragg Dale Brakhage Kim Buettner Lisa Cox Denise Chlouber Mike Armstrong Donald Beauchamp Clara Blindwoman Hall Pass'7'! Eddy Brodrick Sylvia Branson Curtis Cofer Greg Cooper Dan Dagc Carey Dysart Sherri Evans Cindy Frost Kim Culver Susan Cravens Shellie Davidson Ronnie Damron Don't touch it Cori. it might blow up! Ferd Cross Kennetha Fuller V ickey Gillentine Tricia Goodwin Tiffany Curless James Davis J. Edward Epp Ken Feagins Kevin Kadavy Rodney Grape Lisa Harris Kevin Hopkins Greg Kannady Sue Gruntmier Clark Hallren Albert Hamilton Sheryl Karrenbrock Dianna Kochenower Sally Hasenfralz Mandi Hightower Gerald Jackson Bill Hubbard Doug Hoisted Denise McCullock Cory Martin Alan Mueggenborg Lory Nation Karen Krittenbrink Teresa McHone Terri Martinez Artie Norton Freddy Kuehn Jay Levy Arnie McKinnis Beth Major Glen Scott Masters Maxey Brenda Anita Owens Pappe Tim Mikulecky Jim Mueggenborg Danny Pflucgcr Cindy Prosser Rhonelda Roark Lana Ronspiez Francisco Pouleon Bobby Richardson Jim Robertson Janet Sandefur Rhonda Simmons Julia Pierce Bryon Plunk Lisa Sanders Tammy Scott Tami Shipley Sherry Spencer Annette Struck Curtis Swart Lori Throne Steve Snow Jo Ann Struck Lynn Struck Mark Smith Lynette Smith Sock it to cm! Ricky Sipe Bart Towne Nancy Trindle Sherri Turner Laura Steen Patricia Stumpf Tommy Tatum Janet Willms Gloria Wood Elaine Young Mike Conover Steve Cassie Alan Vaughn Weems White _ Bob Wilkinson Troy Wolf Lori Yarbrough Donnie Younger THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS SOPHO PR SI I 1 I Cirec opeland l‘R I 1)1 (ires; Bullard SIX R R) I evi I RI ASl RI R Sheila end I CLASS SPONSORS John Hopkins Martelyn Keller Arnold Jech David Rutledge Glenna Schnell Pete Burd Judd Kopp pi LASS FAVORITES: Ann Hasenfratz Greg Bullard CLASS QUEEN: Lori Hall CLASS COLORS: Green and White 25 ooo Rohm Ahlden Kenneth Baker Boh Burns Annette Baldwin Cheryl Altizcr Craig Blair Mary Boutwcll Scott Borelli Diane Armstrong Clarresa Antelope Connie Bush Randy Chandler Cheryl Carter Craig Christy David Carter KimClifft Jim Case Greg Copeland Agnes Chandler Julie Culver Ann Hasenfratz Kris Henderson Debbie Hendrix Johnnie Henrichs Ann Hill Rhonda Jeter Steve Pendergraft Tina Randall Photo, courtesy of Cher I Carter Laura McDonald Becky McHone Dcbby Nelson Ray Nelson Morton Lesa Nail Mike Nelson Ray RedCherries Elaine Patton Jessie Morton Dale Quigley T eresa Mueggenborg Diane Mueggenborg Jimmy Swart Vada Turner Mike Stolz John Uhlenhake Dennis Thcmer Brian Walters Ronald Townsend Sheryl Weaver Janet Turner David VanCleave FRESHMEN 33 Paul Baker Chris Blair Sheila Burpo Leigh Ann Chlouber Carol Beauchamp Sandra Brooks Marla Cofer Jimmy Butler Shawn Barrett Steve Bollenbach Tammy Burpo Durrell Beauchamp Troy Brooks Marcy Cherry Carl Beauchamp Robin Brakhage Kevin Cole r BE IS SE IE m ZB EE BE BE BE ZB ■■■ t ZE ZE ZE ZE IE ZE ZE ZE ZE ZE Just Begun Tammie Conover Russell Damron Kris Gibson Wesley Harper Lennett Crosson Eric Edwards Lester Hall Kevan Mark Harrison Harrison FRESHMEN New Surroundings FRESHMEN FRESHMEN 5 Steve Sigl Tena Shipley Growing Day Lisa Reherman Lori SanJefur Dawn Smith FRESHMEN By Day Joe Smith Melvina Tatum Troy Turner Brenda Stapps Mike Van Cleave Available Gary Townsend Carmen Walta Steve Svoboda Cynthia Townsend FRESHMEN Reaching Far...Seeking Answers Lynn Wright Going to high school is really rough.! Bonnie Yoder Connie Yoder And being a freshman is especially tough But if you look hard then you will see In four more years a senior well be Then with all the study, plus a little fate And lots of luck well graduate! FRESHMEN FACULTY 41 Karen Bilderback Home Ec. Ira Bromlow Math Pete Burd Athletics, History Buck Chatham Athletics, History Joe Crabb Athletics, History KINGFISHER I am not a teacher hut an awakener. Olivia Cunningham English Bonnie Dage History . Psychology- Jack Edge Carpentry Annetta Harden Home Ec. Joe W. Harper Band. Chorus Charles Henderson Auto Mechanics John Hopkins Jr. Science A. J. Johnson History. Newspaper Marcelyn Keller Bookkeeping. Typing Carolyn McIntyre Art. Yearbook What A Teacher Needs The education of a college president The executive ability of a financier The humility of a deacon The adaptability of a chameleon The hope of an optimist The courage of a hero The wisdom of a serpent The gentleness of a dove The patience of Job The grace of God. and The persistence of the Devil '-00 F A C u L T Keith Maule 7” Joyce Moore Chorus W Cosmetology Arnold Jech Industrial Arts Leslie Kamas Athletics. Drivers Ed. Judd Kopp Athletics. History Evelyn Post Shorthand. Typing Tern Westfall Special Ed. Kathleen Rutledge English, Spanish Glenna Schnell Library Wayne Scefcldt Athletics, Science Richard Swindle Math ada . . . ub . . . ab . . . That’s All Folks!!! Betty J. Teders English. German David Kutledge A thletics. Math Science Janna Young Speech When you smile the whole world smiles back. Mr. Swindle very happily instructing his freshman class. Teacher . . . amused with hard work??? I: m Burl Bartlett Superintendent The 1977-78 School Year has been an excellent one for our entire student body. I have watched with pride as our K..H.S. Students have developed and matured as young adults. I have seen the spirit of K.H.S. come alive in both the academic and the activity programs. Every organiza- tion has come to stand for excellence. The achievements and accomplishments of this year will be measured over the life span of each of our students. The measure of the quality of an institution or of a people is in what they do. not in what they say. The tradition of excel- lence that you have helped build will serve you well. I congratulate you on a job well done. My wish for you is for continued success and life’s very best in the years to come. School Board Provides Quality Education SCHOOL BOARD 46 SITTING: Burl Bartlett. Jimalee Lucas. Ralph Hansens. STANDING: Joe Blair. George Gooden. Ver- non Mueggenborg. Rodger Howell Principal What do you want to do in your life? Become famous, make a million dollars, hold high prestigious offices, be an advisor to people in high offices. All of these are worth-while goals to be achieved, providing that they supply one ingredient for you. Happiness. Happiness and contentment are the most important ingredients of life. It doesn’t matter how much you have or how little you have if you are happy. Most happiness does not come from the accumulation of honors or things. Most happiness comes from being of service to or supplying a need of your fellow man. This is the lesson that is taught to us by our Jesus. Fol- low his example, and find happiness in your everyday living. Start now being of service to your fellow students. Administration Vi orks For Goals Herald Hogan Administrator's Assistant School Employees Help People Norma Gehringer Dietitian The Senior Class worked hard lo achieve victors for iheir class favorites Sherrv Quiulev Mike Swart ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN Royalty 78 K.iihv Slol I i ovi Oppel III K« hin Hl.m .iiul he m 111111 men Jill Millet Hen Blair I .immie Hush Jerrx Jet’ll Shari Sharp Donalil J II el I w ego OH OS I Queen W nn lloh u InJutn ( tub Queen and Km Jcnmc Morion Iowiiin Rcdnosc I Queen Janet Willms l.i I Queen and Kmfs Julie Culver Gerald Mull ORGANIZATION ( Omen Janie McKinniN I ini ( tub (Jueen tinJ Kim; Deborah Hendricks I ro I urner in ( nb (Ji iv i tinJ Knn; nila klncppcl Mob Hums I Jn • n I nula I uff ACTIVITIES Sunday, Monday, Happy Days Tuesday, Wednesday, Happy Days Thursday, Friday, Happy Days Saturday, What a Day Rockin’ All Year With You! BOTTOM ROM': Tammie Bowden. Schrie Kannady. Sue Gruntmier. Sheila Post. Shan Sharp. Kathy Stoltz. Caryl Willms. Rose Rahon. Tina Wood. Patricia Fike, Clark Hallren. SECOND ROM: Connie Loyd. Tanya Lann. Judy Bredel. Sheryl Smith. Jan Kuntz. Linda Duffy. Sylvia Branson. Penny Schoelen. Janet Sandefur. Rhonda Jeter. Terri Sain. Patricia Stumpf. Cindy McFarlin. Janie McKinnis. Shirley Kloeppel. Denise Chloubcr. Chcri Madlock. THIRD ROM': 1rs. Keller. Patti Spencer. Nina Briscoe. Carolyn Leech. Brenda Owens. Sherri Turner. Terri Mar- tinez. Elaine Young. Anita Pappe. Pam Gooden. Dana Ruhl. Dianna Kochenower. Robin Blair. Julie Pierce. Laura Boyle. Ann Hasenfratz. TOR ROW: Elise Young. Shelia Wendt. Janet Willms. Joyce Sisler. Wynn Hobza. Beth Major. Jerry Jones. Louis Jones. Kevin Kadavy. Harold Jones. Sandy Garrett. Lana Ronspiez. Laura Steen. Karen Knttenbrink. Tammy McBroom. Dena Ellis. Becky McHonc. Lisa Sanders. FBLA OFFICERS Tina Wood.......................................Secretary Sheila Post.....................................Treasurer Patricia Fike............................Student Council Shari Sharp......................................Chaplain Caryl Willms....................................President Kathy Stolz..........................State Representative Rose Rabon.............................Public Relations Clark Hallren........................................Vice President Sue Gruntmier......................Reporter (not shown) UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA FBLA — Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA is an educational youth organization designed for students interested in business as a career. The King- fisher chapter of FBLA consists of 65 students who are enrolled or have been enrolled in some type of business course such as typing, shorthand, or account- ing. The members may join their Sophomore year and may rejoin through their Senior year. Some of the purposes of FBLA are: to develop aggressive business leader- ship and to create more interest and understanding in the choice of buisness occupations. Some of the business activities that our FBLA chapter has partici- pated in were (1) giving food baskets to the needy families on Thanksgiving (2) helping with the Heart Fund drive by donating $250.00 and going house to house for donations (3) for C hristmas we went out and decorated the trees. sang songs, handed out gifts, and served refreshments. FBLA has monthly meetings which involve the businesses downtown. We have guest speakers and take field trips. FBLA raised enough money to send two of our students to the National Convention in Denver last summer and paid 40 members to attend the State Convention in the city, which we will be attending again in March at Tulsa. At this convention the members compete in Typing I and II, Shorthand, Account- ing. Spelling. Business Communications, Office Procedure, Job Interview and Mr. and Mrs. F BLA. They can also run for a state office. We were honored to come back with a winner last year, Kathy Stolz, she won state reporter. We raise this money by selling Blue and Gold Sausage. Our advisors are Mrs. Kel- ler and Mrs. Post. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FBLA y FIRST ROW. left ro right: Wayde Klingsick. Brian Erwin. Kevin Cliffl. Cindy Prosser. Cindy Edds, Hazel Johnson. Oscar Trent. Ed Yarb- rough. Julie Culver. Kim Bragg. Steve Markus. Bobby Wilkinson. Jimmy Loftis. Annette Strack. Sherri Evans. Lynn Turner. SECOND ROW. left to right: Lynn Burhenn. Tim Mikulecky. Sam Trent. John Crawford. Mark Smith. Tony Stewart. Kris Henderson. Shellie David- son. Billy Trindle. Terry Schoelen. Jeff Mercer. Dan Dage. Gerald Hall. Terry Luster. Greg Kanady. Clara Blindwomen. David Carter THIRD ROW. left to right: Mrs. Moore. Larry Hall. Curtis Cofer. Cindy Frost. Mike Armstrong. Jim Mueggenborg. Charles Russell. Bobb Bollenbach. Eddie Brodrick. Artie Norton. Gerald Jackson, Ronnie Damron. Ricky Bohnet. Steve Espolt. Lori Throne. Vonnie Chestnut. Mr. Edge. FOURTH ROW. left to right: Johnny McAlexander, David Ward. David Smith. Louis Jones. Steve Snow. David Harris. Glenn Damron. Scott Seretean. Tom Uhlennake. Micheal Nelson. George Rcdbird. Donald Beachump. Kevin Fuller. Richard Johnson. Mr. Hen- derson. The letters V.I.C.A. stand for the Vocational Indu trial Clubs of America. This club is an organization f youth enrolled in Drafting, Carpentry, Auto-Mechani' and Cosmetology. The V.I.C.A. clubs help students w interests in trade, industrial, technical or health fiel become mature and productive citizens. By Kevin Reis' FOUNDED 1965 1st ROW, left to right: Mark Smith. Gerald Hall. Vonnie Chestnut. Tony Stewart. John Crawford. 2nd ROW. left to right: Wade Klingsick. Kris Henderson. Ed Yarbrough. Steve Markus. Shelly Davidson. Sherri Evans. 3rd ROW. left to right: Tim Mikulicky. Bobby Wilkerson. L nn Turner. Scott Seretean. Kim Bragg. av LIFE K VICA INSTALLATION CEREMONY Anita Pappe. FRONT; Brenda Owens: Beth Major: Tina Wood: Theodore Tharpe; Terri Martinez; Janie McKinnis; Joy Kloeppel. TOP Cheerleaders The cheerleaders were elected by the Edmond cheer- leaders. who used a point system to evaluate their per- formance. They have sold T-shirts, buttons, and ribbons to raise money for their new uniforms. They are respon- sible for scheduling pep assemblies, and leading cheers. GO JACKETS Dawn Smith. FRONT; Leigh Ann Chlouber: Lisa Reher- man: Donna Steen, TOP. ROW I: Brooke Whipple — Pres.. Rhonda Simmons — Vice Pres.. Marsha Marcum. ROW 2: Marcy 'Therry. Vicky Brown. JoAnn Struck — Sec.. Melvina Tatum. Deborah Hendrix. ROW 3: Mrs. chncll. Sharon Endres. Lori Sandafur. Sherri Frakes. Lana Ronspiez, Vada Turner. Janet Turner. Marressa Antelope. NOT PICTU RED: Vickey Gillentine. ROW I: Sally Hasenfratz, Melinda Russell. Lynn Weber. Connie Krittenbrink, Lori Snow. Peggy Pedigo. ROW 2: Sheila Post. Teresa Mueggenborg. Mandi Hightower. Ann Hasenfratz. Tammy Bush. Kathy Stolz. ROW 3: Vada Turner. Joy Kloppoel. Julia Pierce. Brenda Owens. Denise McCuIlock, Dianna Kochenower, Diane Mueggenborg. Laura Boyle. NOT PIC- TURED: Robin Blair. Shari Sharp. Dana Ruhl. Pam Gooden. I S ffi A I D S Isi ROW. left to right: Carolyn Leech. Jane Cook. Elaine Patton. Nancy Trindle. Penny Schoelen. 2nd ROW. left to right: Dee Ann Cheatham. Nina Briscoe. Randy Briscoe. Oscar Trent. Ricky VanCIcave. 3rd ROW. left to right: Steve Richards. Joe Simpson. Doug McBride. Mrs. Schnell. LIBRARY AIDS OFFICE AIDS 1st ROW. left to right: Dale Brakhage. Harold Jones. Mrs. Hopkins. Glen Masters. Scott Maxcy. 2nd ROW. left to right: Clara Blindwoman. Karen Krittenbrink. Denise Chlouber. Sherri Turner. Terri Martinez. Laura McDonald. Rose Rabon. ART CLUB BOTTOM ROW, left to right: John Burris, Booker Newsome. Bob Burns. Roylette Star. Anita Kloeppel. Sherry Spencer. Mrs. McIntyre. TOP ROW. Patricia Spencer. Carolyn Leech. Mary Gehringer, Connie Loyd. Dcna Ellis. A R T C L U B 4 4 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 35 PIERCE JRj i BtlTLE jm Harold Kochenower. Lcsa Nail, and John Ulhenake placed first at the county land judging contest. A' A a L The FFA is an organization which increases the member’s knowledge of agri- culture. The primary aim is to develop leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. ) Members are kepi busy bv preparing for u u Elise Young showed Champion Hamp at the County Fair. Floyd's Dozer Service IRST ROW: Mr. Hunter, sponsor; Randy Roberts. Rusty Nail. Gary Grabow. Elaine Young. Janet Willms, Greg Themer. Chris Walla, art Towne. SECOND ROW: Mark Hobza. Phillip Cook. Barbara Ahlden. Gary Townsend. Kevan Harrison. Clay Sain. Mark Harrison. mtv Pierson. Tammy Jones. Sheila Wendt. Lesa Nail. Elise Young. Sara Davis. THIRD ROW: Steve Sigl. Doug Major. Mike Haxton, ctli Major, Bobby Richardson. Dennis Themer. Dale Quigley. Roy Richardson. Mike Sparks. Steve Bollenbach. Wesley Wilms. FOURTH OW: Scott Borrelli. Todd Ogden. Bobby Bollenbach. Curtis Swartz. Mike Swartz, Scott Seretean. Mike Bragg. John Ulhenake, Ferd ross. Johnny Spencer. Harold Kochenower. FFA OFFICERS Greg Themer 2nd Vice Pres. Chris Walta President Rusty Nail Sentinel Elaine Young Reporter Gary Grabow Treasurer Greg Themer showed Grand Champion lamb at Northwest District Livestock Show. Members of the Kingfisher Euture Farmers of Amer- ica have won many honors. The following is a list of shows and a few of the winnings, (lambs) Kingfisher County — Grand Champion — Chris Walta Champion School Group Muskogee r— Champion School Group Oklahoma State Fair Grand Champion Elaine Young Champion School Group Tulsa State Fair— Champion School Group Herdsman Award American Royal Livestock Show ' Champion School Group 4-State— i Champion School Group Kingfisher Counts Grand Champion J- Chris Walta Champion School Group Herdsman Award Champion School Group at Tulsa State Fair. Bart Towne 1st Vice Pres. Janet Willms Secretary Sweetheart MJlUKt; This year there were 78 members in F.H.A. Two of their main activities were attending the sub-district rally at Medford and attending the State Rally in Oklahoma City. Among their many projects was a rock-a-thon for the March of Dimes, and a visit to the Baptist Children’s Home. The girls honored their Mothers at a mother-daugh- ter covered dish banquet over Christmas. Linda Duffy was the F.H.A. queen for this year. Ms. Harden and Mrs. Bilderback were the sponsors. F.H.A. stands for Future Homemakers of America. ROW 1: OFFICERS. Melody Marcum. Laura Steen. Becky McHone. Deborah Hindricks. Janet Turner. Joy Kloeppel. Sheryl Altizer, Donnesa Schweitzer, Marci Cherry. Ruth Schemmer. Lisa Sanders (President). Cheryl Karrenbrock. and Tammi McBroom. ROW 2: Mrs. Bilderback. Robyn Whipple. Theodora Tharpe. Christina Morton. Mary Boutwell. Sherrie Frakes. Sandi Wheeler. Shirly Hatch. Tammy Harless. Connie Yoder. Sharon Endres. Marlene Pool. Tami Burpo. ROW 3: Diane Armstrong. Claressa Antelope. Veda Turner. Tammi Bow- den. Annette Baldwin. Denise Yarborough. Carol Turner. Linda Duffy. Jan Kuntz, Joyce Sisler. Patti Spencer. ROW 4: Ronda Simmons. Tina Randall. Lisa Nail. Rhonda Jeater. Elain Patton. Bonnie Yoder. Courtney Pappe. Paulyn Pickle. Dawn Smith. Kim Smith. ROW5: Lisa Reherman. Sheryl Smith. Debbie McBride. JoAnn Struck. Cyndi Prosser. Pam Gooden. Vicky Gillentine, Vicky Brown. HOMEMAKERS Lisa Sanders. President of F.H.A.. is being measured for her grave 3 HMUKS 3 SMI'1 .'! V . . . anxiously waiting for the meeting to begin. Future Homemakers of America. ■ AMERICA STUDENT COUNCIL i S J HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING FIRST ROW: Donald John Hellwege. Lisa Cox. Dale Brackage. Lori Gooden. Ken Fcagins. Robin Blair. Sheila Post. SECOND ROW: Arnie McKinnis, Ronnie Jech. Bill Hubbard. Robert Kochenower. Lisa Sanders. Lynn Weber. Rose Rabon. Kathy Stolz, Ruth Schemmer. Kevin San- dusky. THIRD ROW: Dennis Thcmer. Mike Stolz. Greg Copeland. David Hoisted. Wynn Hobza. Shari Sharp. Dianna Kochenower. Kevin Hopkins. Doug Hoisted. Alan White. Chris Walta. Fred Oppel. and Kevin Kadavy. The purpose of the Student Council is to develope in the students the knowl- edge of how democracy works. Elected representatives accept the duties and responsibilities of governing the student body by listening to the wants and needs expressed by the students and then making decisions that will benefit all. This past year Student Council has coordinated all homecoming activities and sponsored the District Rally and passed the right for mustaches to be worn in the upcoming years. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE CANDIDATES FRONT ROW: Susan Cravens. Laura Boyle. RACK ROW: Kevin Kadavy. Kevin Hopkins. Doug Hoisted. SCHOLASTIC MEETS J°hn Burns Major. Steven Seigl. Dennis Thcmcr. Rodney Grape. SECOND ROW: Bill Hubbard .Annette Baldwin. Marcella York. Tammy Harless. Howard Miller. Kent Weems. John Hopkins. Sue Gruntmier. Susan C ravens. Lori Gooden. Kevin Harrison. THIRD ROW Wesle Harper Shirley Hatch Agnes Gonsalves. Sherry Spencer. Becky McHone. Anita Kloeppcl. Sheryl Smith. I ana Ronspiez. Sandy Garrett. Denise Cnlouber. FOURTH ROW: Curtis Swart. Cory Martin. J Edward EPP. Brcdc JoscPh Gonsalves, Rose Rabon. Tina Wood. Sheila Wendt. Tiffany Curless. Lri™, . R? d Bnscoc- Circ Kannady. Steve Mitchell. Kenneth Baker. Denise McCullock. Alan ✓ rrr c‘ Jay Lcvy KcV,n Kadav ’ Robin Blair. David Hoisted. Ken Feagins. Kurt Schultz, Joe Smith. Kim REDWINE SUPPLY PRIDE ROW ONE: D. Hendrix. J. Struck. ROW TWO: S. Garrett. D. Chlouber. R. Brakhage. J. Sande- fur T Shipley. T. Tharpe. L. Rehcrman. J. Morton. B. Kale. S. Davis. D. Mucggenborg. S. Cra- vens. L. Gooden. S. Karrenbrock. L. Struck. ROW THREE: A. Baldwin. L. Hams. C. McFarlin. K. Curless. Becks McHone. C. Yoder. M. Pool. B. Yoder. M. Wheeler. T. Mueggenborg. D. Ruhl. K. Sandusky. K. Henderson. M. Bates. S. Ruhl. L. Sandcfur. J. Smith. T. Harless. B. Hubbard. R. Schemmer. ROW FOUR: D. McBride. C. Hadlock. K. Krittenbrink. C. Morton, C Blair. J. Epp, D. Lukasck. D. Smith. B. Morton. J. Case. M. Todd. N. Schwartz, C. Krittenbrink. J. Burruss. C . Walta. D. Major. M. Russell. N. Coughlan, R Schwartz. H. Newsome. M. Brown. D. Brakhage. S. Kloeppel. A. Mueggenborg. J. Gilmour. L. Snow. S. Smith. C. Martin. A. White. ROW FIVE: P. Lemke. M. Struck, B. Stapps. S. Hatch. K. Isley, M. York. T. Shipley, J. Turner. K. Hopkins. D. Hoisted. G. Masters, S. Quigley. L. Schwartz. W. Harper. C. Swart. S. Frakes. L. Chlouber. S. Klingsick. K. Harrison. J. Hopkins. J. Kuntz. J. Swart. M. Hightower. M. Pyle. A. Kloeppel. N. Roark. T. Mikulecky, W. Kopp. W. Klingsick. B. Klingsick. L. Turner. C. Pappe. L. Nail. T. Lann. Band Director. Mr. Harper. ROW SIX: Mike Stolz. David F.pp. S. Svobada. Band Officers Band Seniors Drum Major Alan Mueggenborg and Band Pres. Lori Gooden with trophy. K.H.S. Band wins Sweepstakes at State Fair. Pride of Kingfisher performing at State Fair. Pep Band supports athletic activities. KHS BAND A N N U A L S T A YEARBOOK STAFF: Donncsa Schweitzer. Mrs. McIntyre. Penny Schoelen. Kevin Reiswig, Tina Watts. Bev- erly Morton. Lisa Cox. Terrie Sain. Rick Spalding. Sheila Wendt. Kim Clifft. Jerry Lynch, Connie Loyd. Mary Gchringer. Nina Brisco. Patricia Fike. Rose Rabon. Patricia Spencer. Joyce Sisler. NOT PICTURED: James Davis. Steve Loftis. and Sonja Hamm. FIRST ROW: Lori Hall. Lisa Schwartz. Lori Gooden. Deborah Hendrix. Ruth Schemmer. Sherry Quigley. Judy Bredel. SECOND ROW: Mary Boutwell. Kevin Sandusky. Rodney Grape. D. J. Hell- wege. Doug Hoisted. Denise McCullock. Lisa Cox. THIRD ROW: Wrobyn Whipple. Susan Cravens. Mike Stolz. John Uhlenhake. Bill Hubbard. Lynette Smith. FOURTH ROW: Laura Boyle. Tammy Jones. Kevin Hopkins. David Hoisted. Joy Kloeppel. Mrs. Janna Young. FIFTH ROW: John Hop- kins. Ronnie Leedy. Jim Ruhl. Brent Edelen. Rick Spalding. Sheryl Weaver. SPEECH DRAMA DEBATE The goal of these activity classes is to offer students with desire and ability the opportunity to build their communication skills through many perform- ances at school, in the commu- nity, and at competitive contests. Twenty-five students won indi- vidual medals and trophies and thirty-two students contributed to the winning of the three sweep- stakes trophies. Twenty-five stu- dents qualified for Regional Con- test and seven of these advanced to the state contest. BACK ROW Rodney Grape. D. J. Hellwege. Bill Hubbard. FRONT ROW: Susan Cra- vens. Lori Gooden. Linda Duffy. PALACE DRUGS PLAYS rooEdnc 7 OP ROW . left to right: Deborah Hendrix. Gerald Jackson. Lynn Turner. Janet Turner. Theodora Tharpe. Eddie Yarbrough. Tommy latum. EXT ROW: Coach Kopp. Kevin Cole. Donnie Younger. Mr. Scefeldt. BOTTOM ROW: Hazel Johnson. Vada Turner. Troy Turner. Clarresa Antelope. Melvina Tatum. TOP ROW. left to right: Robert Tasso. Hazel Johnson. Aloysius Rednose. Richard Johnson. Ray RedCherries. Kevin Fuller. Christina Morton. Roulette Star. BOTTOM ROW Gloria Woods. Coach Chatham. Dee Starr. Beverly Morton. M U N FRONT ROW. left to right: Bill Hubbard. Cheryl Carter. Ricky Spaulding. Annette Baldwin. BACK ROW. left to right Kenneth Baker. Kevin Hopkins. J. Edward Epp. John Hopkins. Y uH U n| G M i | O A t| S L Eg L A l)g A W V I K I I 1 I A I G I 1)1 op ME rt Z MODEL UNITED NATIONS M.U.N. (Model United Nations) went to Oklahoma State University and participated in the program. These people represented these coun- tries: Bill Hubbard, Ricky Spaulding, J. Edward Epp; Yugoslavia. Annette Baldwin, Cheryl Carter, Kenneth Baker; Malawi. John Hopkins. Kevin Hopkins; United Kingdom. I I I u jspa � • M' GO JACKETS K u( V lM R W' ,e{ ton ht Shc,,f| Pos - Mandi Hightower. Teresa Mueggcnborg. Joy Kloeppel. Chcrvl Carter MIDDLE ROW La Boyle. Sally Hasenfratz. Tammie Bush. Kathy Stolz. Dana Ruhl. Julie Pierce. TOP ROW Brenda Owens. Den.se McCullock. Rob.1 Blair. Dianna Kochenower. Shan Sharp. Pam Gooden, Diane Mueggcnborg. CLUB READY-MIX INC. LEFT IO RICH ! Dale Brakhage. Kevin Hopkins. James Davis. Lynn Turner. Harold Kockenower. Tanya Lann. Billy Hamm. BACK ROW: Lori Sandefer. Theodora Tharp. Lesa Nail. Sherry Frakes. Cheri Hadlock. THIRD ROW Lisa Rherman. C ap- tam Mandi Hightower. Diane Muggenborg. Deborah Hendrixs. SECOND ROW: Marlene Pool. Jessie Morton. FIRS I ROM Bonnie Yoder. Connie Yoder. Marcella York. —I NATIONAL Honor society NATIONAL The National Hofl pals. The Society set1 students to the attent attend. Membership is Minimum grade point; First year members are: jnsored by the National association of Secondary School Princi- as a fr aluable tool in bringing the achievements of outstanding high school of their classmates, parents, community, and colleges whi based on the student's accumulative grade point average si erage for Seniors 3.75 and 3.50 for Juniors. SEA TED: (L to R) A Doug Hoisted. Sally H Janie McKinnis. Stephe Second year members are: White, Cyry Mart; fratz. Ken Feagin itchellrde t Merce STANDING: (L to R) Ke Sheila Post, Rose Rabon. Sharp. Kathy Stoltz. Robin Not Pictured: Joseph Gonsalvi they plan to ce ninth grade. avy. Bill Hubbard, r. Sherry Quigley, Duffy, Judy Bredel, Lori Gooden. Shari KINGFISHER BODY GLASS I I I I I I T' l 'I HONOR OKLAHOMA HONOR SOCI Jill The Oklahoma Honor Society is sponsored the society is to system. The total membership of this school year red by the StateDeparimenlof Educ of scholarships aniorig the students of ucation. The purpose of the Oklahoma school FRONT ROW: (Lto ley Kloeppel. Kevin H SECOND ROd Kevin San THIRD R meir. Robin BlaTFT tolz, Lisa Sanders, Rose Rabon, Shir- ard, Annette Baldwin, Marcella York. ell, Ken Feagins, FOURTH ROW: (L to R) Stephen Mithchell, Fre Kevin Kadavy, Doug Hoisted, Kavid nise Chlouber, Lori Qooden, Sue Grunt- Bredel, Linda Duffy, Sandy Garrett. ege, Cory Martin, Alan White, ; Kent Kadavy. Not Pictured: Joseph Turman's Furniture Carpets SOCTFTY S. CHORUS SINGIN' SWEATHOGS The Singin’ Sweathogs is a men’s chorus which is provided for men who have no musical background. They perform in the chorus concerts and the school Let’s Make International Paper Company HARMONY 9 The Harmony 9 is an honor group which must be auditioned for. All members of this group work very hard to keep the good reputation they have developed. They perform for many commu- nity activities through the year. They are: FRONT ROW: JoAnn Struck. Deborah Hendrix, Sandra Klingsick. Ruth Schemmer. SEC- OND ROW: Shelia Post. Alan White. Kevin Hopkins. Robyn Blair, organ: Jay Epp. bass: Cory Martin. Sherry Quigley. DEPARTMENT The Kingfisher H.S. Chorus has grown from its 40 members of last year to 140 members this year, including the Men's Chorus, making it the largest organization in the school. They presented their own Fall Concert and performed in the Christmas Concert. Pops Concert. Spring Concert, and the H.S. Open House. They received excellent ratings at contest. Nineteen of its members made Tri-State Honor Chorus and three made the O.M.F..A. All-Slate Chorus. The members are: FROM ROW. L io R: Mr. Maule. Director: Rhonda Jeter. Cheryl Dysart. Debbie McBride. Kim Clifft. Janie McKinnis. Ruth Schemmer. Deborha Hendrix. Sherry Quigley. JoAnn Struck. Tammy McBroom. Sheila Post. Joan Farrington. Sylvia Branson. Tami Shipley. Dianna Hale. Laura McDonald. Lesa Nail. SFCOSD ROW: Clarresa Antelope. Elaine Patton. Tammie Bush, Gloria Wood. Agnes Gonsalves. Sherre Frakes. Tanya Lann. Share Sharp. Sheila Burpo, Sharon Fndres. Kim Smith. Arnie McKinnis. Ken Feagfiris. Terri Martinez. Lisa Schwartz. Dena Fllis. Tina Wood. Patricia Goodwin. Tina Randall THIRD ROW: Clara Blindwoman. Cheryl Altizer. Donnesa Schweitzer. Mary Boutwell. Janet Turner. Patricia Stumpf. Cindy McFarlin. Annette Strack. Freddy Kuehn. Cory Martin. Danny Pflueger. Harold Fones. Jesse Hill. Lisa Cox. Lori Hall. Diane Armstrong. FOURTH ROW Gina Pike. Debbie Forbes. Vada Turner. Melody Marcum. Laura Steen. Laura Boyle. Paulyn Pickle. Melvina latum, Alan White. Kevin Hopkins. Jay Epp. Kevin Sandusky. Brenda Owens. Leigh Ann Chlouber. Myra Campbell. Royelette Starr. Tina Kelly. Agnes Chandler. FIFTH ROW: Donna Steen. Schrie Kannady. Caro- lyn Leech. Jan Kunlz. Gina Vieth. Randy Chandler. Jerry Lynch. Booker Newsom. David Alldridge. Harold Kochenower. Robin Blair. Brooke Whipple. Marsha Marcum. LAPIDARY BACK ROW, left to right: Kevin Reiswig. Joseph Gonsalves. Kevin Hopkins. Tom Boutwell. Mr. Hop- kins. FRONT ROW, left to right. Billy Hamm. John Hopkins. Bob Bums. Kenneth Baker. The Lapidary Club was organized to provide an opportunity for students to learn to identify rocks and minerals: and to work at preparing semi precious stones for jewelry items. There has been 4 to 10 students working in the Lapidary Club in the past four years. We utilize the experienced members to teach the non experienced members the skills of cutting stones. PHOTOGRAPHY The Kingfisher High School Photography Club is an organization of teachers and stu- dents who are interested in the skill of pho- tography and who want to further develop their personal skills in this area. The club has an active membership of students who work on their own and for the school in a number of photographic opportunities. Membership is open to any student or teacher interested in photography. HARVEYS FRONT ROW, left to right: John Hopkins. Dawn Smith, Lisa Cox. Cheryl Carter. Bob Bums. CENTER ROW. left to right: Steve Svoboda. Bill Hubbard. David Epp. Cory Martin. J. Edward Epp. BACK ROW. left to right: Kevin Reiswig. Kevin Hopkins. Scott Seretean, Wesley Harper. ATHLETICS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TRACK BASEBALL SOFTBALL TENNIS GOLF OF S r N ¥ Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing! o v V IX WIDE ft r n The thrill of Victory! The agony of Defeat! V ¥ o FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronnie Leedy, Mike Wheeler. Greg Copeland, Doug McBride, Curtis Swart, Ken Feagins, Craig Christy, Scott Maxey, Greg Bullard, Mike Swart. Bobby Wilkinson. SECOND ROW. left to right: Amie McKinnis, Brent Edelen, Jerry Jech. Randy Briscoe. Greg Kannady, Carey Dysart. David VanCleavc, Ricky VanCleave. Freddy Kuehn. Sam Trent, Darnell Norwood, Coach Judd Kopp. THIRD ROW, left to right: Coach Buck Chatham. Coach Les Kamas. Chris Walta, Brian Walter, Mike Stolz, Jim Ruhl, Steve Ruhl, Donald John Hellwege. Keith Brodrick, Glen Damron, Craig Blair, Jerry Jones, Troy Brodrick, Coach David Ruthlcdge. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Ricky Sipc, Brian Erwin. Steve Mitchell. Steve Snow. Troy Brodrick. Coach David Ruthledge. FOURTH ROW. left to right: Ricky Sipe. Brian Erwin. Steve Mitchell, Steve Snow, Dennis Themer, Danny Dage, Greg Thcmer. Jimmy Swart, Barry Wolfe, Steve Luster, Terry Luster, John Spencer, 65 —Todd Ogden. ■ II ...... 1 I V� rt. 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I 00 Joy Kloeppel 11 Kathy Stolz 13 Teresa Mueggenborg 14 Mandi Hightower 13 Dana Ruhl 14 Ann Hasenfratz 20 Tammie Bush 22 Shari Sharp 24 Diana Mueggenborg 25 Robin Blair 32 Sally Hasenfratz 33 Sheila Post 35 Julia Pierce 42 Laura Boyle 44 Pam Gooden 45 Denise McCullock 55 Dianna Kochenower Managers Sue (Jruntmier Brenda Owens 3rd in State! KHS 64 70 55 49 57 57 25 72 50 73 55 60 38 69 61 36 54 45 67 56 49 72 DISTRICT 63 REG ION A LS 48 53 24 59 55 43 STATE 52 64 OPPONENT Hennessey................45 Chisholm.................39 Tuttle...................24 John Marshall............ Perry....................40 Hennessey................42 Fairview ................31 Watonga..................26 Okarche..................46 Piedmont.................56 Chisholm.................35 Hennessey................35 Fairview................ 34 Mangum...................41 Ada......................51 Fairview ................37 Piedmont.................43 Okarche..................47 Tuttle...................33 Hennessey................36 Deer C'reek..............20 Watonga..................33 Watonga..................12 Hennessey................46 Newkirk .................38 Fairview ................30 Sayre....................55 Guymon ..................33 Weatherford..............35 Oolagah..................49 Stilwell.................66 I BOB AND KEN’S B A S K E T B A L L HWZZ Scores GIRLS TENNIS SCORES Sherry Spencer. Joan Farrington. Tammy McBroom. Vicki Brown. Lana Ronspiez. Dana Ruhl. Laura Boyle. Lisa Cox. Kathy Stolz. Sally Hascnfralz. Mandy Hightower. Clark Hallrcn. Janet Sandefur. Joe Smith. Coach Taylor. Kenneth Henry, David Alldredge. Jim Case. Ken Feagins. Doug Hoisted. M B DITCHING Joe Major. Steve Darough. Ronnie Jech, Mike VanCleave. Clay Sain. Terry Kuhen. Coach Chatham. John Hopkins. Marlen Todd. Chris Blair. Herman Newsome. Billy Klingsick. Dale McCullock. K.H.S. Opponent Won El Reno Won Piedmont Lost Woodward Won Cashion Won Cashion Won Guthrie Lost Enid “B” Lost Seiling Lost Guthrie Won Perry BOYS SCORES K.H.S. Opponent Lost El Reno Lost Woodward Lost Enid B” Won Guthrie GOLF FIRST ROW. left to right: Coach Joe Crabb. Teresa Muggenborg. Pam Gooden. Joy Kloeppcl. Ann Hasenfratz. SECOND ROW: Vada Turner. Shirley Kloeppel, Robin Blair. Dianna Kochenower. DELVIN JECH AGENCY FIRST ROW. left to right: Sam Trent. Ken Feagins. Freddy Kuhen. Tommy Tatum. David VanCleavc. SECOND ROW: Brian Erwin. Craig Christy, Mike Swart, David Hoisted. Steve Mitchell, Jimmy Swart. THIRD ROW: Coach Kamas. Glenn Damron. Gerald Jackson, Coach Kopp. 1 FIRST ROW: Ann Hasenfratz. Sally Hasenfratz. Kathy Stolz. Mandi Hightower. Chcrly Carter. SEC- OND ROW: Pam Gooden. Lisa Cox. Brenda Owens. Shirley Hamiltion. THIRD ROW: Coach Crahb. Peggy Pedigo. Robin Blair. Dinna Kochenowcr. Vada Turner. KHS . . . . . .9 Piedmont 7 KHS . . . .. .6 Guthrie 16 KHS .. . .. .5 Guthrie 13 KHS . . . .. 10 Piedmont 5 KHS .. . . . .4 Edmond 16 96 FIRST ROW; Mike Wheeler. Robert Kochenower, Brent Edlen. Ronnie l.eedy. Donald Beachamp. Howard Miller. SECOND ROW: Jeff Farrell. Jim Ruhl. Ricky VanCleave. Doug Copeland. Greg Copeland. THIRD ROW: Coach Ruthledge. Jerry Jech, Greg Bullard. Carey Dysart. Jay Levy. Doug McBride. Coach Burd. Photos courtesy of Steve Svoboda KHS ... 15 Dover...........I KHS... 13 0 KHS.... 6 Watonga........10 KHS... 15 Calumet ........6 KHS... 11 Dover...........I 6 1 KHS... 12 Chisholm .......8 KHS....1 Watonga.........2 7 6 KHS.... 6 Calumet.........4 15 6 KHS ... .7 Cresent.........6 10 9 KHS....6 Hennessey .....10 KHS....2 Tuttle..........9 4 4 KHS....3 Coyle...........5 KHS... 13 Chisholm 14 KHS... 10 Dover...........5 KHS ... .4 Cashion.........3 B A S E B A L L FRESH FROST ROW Mike Van C leave. Clay Sain. Steve Darrough. Eric Edwards. Kris Gibson. Robert Kochcnower. Ronny Jech. SECOND ROW Kenneth Henery. Russell Damron. Howard Miller. Mike Copeland. Jeff Culver. Mark Hobza. Kent Kadavy. THIRD ROW: Coach Kopp. Chris Blair. Jesse Hill. Joe Smith. Willie Kopp. David Dean. Dale McCullock. Coach Chatham. C O oc C r 53 I R A BACK ROW: Coach Kopp, David Dean, Kevin Cole, Steve Svoboda, Chris Gibson, Kent Kadavy, Dale McCullock, Coach Chatham. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Pyle, Joe Smith, Willie Kopp, Durrell Beauchamp, Aloysuis Rednose, Chris Blair, Mike Copeland. FRONT ROW: Russell Damron, Kenneth Henry, Jesse Hill, Robert Kochenower, Jeff Culver, Nathan Roark, Phillip Cook. C K MEN Rhonda Schaefer. Tammy Conover. Sandy Wheeler. Lynn Weber. Connie Knttenbrink. Melvina Tatum. Cindy Townsend. Melinda Russell. Marsha Marcum. Kim Smith. Carmen Walta. Julie Gilmour. Kelly Towne. Brooke Whipple. Lori Snow, Mandi Struck. Peggy Pedigo. Robin Brakhage. Paulyn Pickle. Marcy Cheery. Coach: Buck Chatham. KJH OPPONENT 46 Piedmont 45 37 Watonga 31 70 Hennessey 35 50 Crescent 33 38 Yukon 29 53 Okarche 27 34 Deer Creek 32 36 Deer Creek 29 32 Fairview 26 56 Piedmont 58 55 Cherokee 30 28 Fairview 45 39 Deer Creek 24 43 Piedmont 24 41 Tuttle 24 53 Hennessey 24 53 Deer Creek 49 Go Blue! . . . and I can run fast in them too! L. M. Supply Coach: Buck Chatham. Doug Majors. Eric Edwards, Billy Klingsick. Steve Bollenbach. Steve Svboca, Joe Smith. David Dean. Kent Kadavy, Mike Copeland. Ch is Blair. Robert Kochenower. Kenneth Henry. Howard Miller. John Burrus, and Steve Darrough. KJH 36 45 54 38 46 35 34 23 34 65 42 27 66 45 35 60 55 34 Piedmont Watonga Hennessey Yukon McGuiness Okarche Deer Creek Deer Creek Fairview Piedmont Cherokee Fairview Lomega Deer Creek Okarche Tuttle Hennessey Deer Creek Opponent 37 35 27 31 40 48 61 50 39 67 32 39 47 38 51 56 39 57 rr GOHPlFtc rJfCO 1031 VICA BANQUET FKA BANQUET QUF.F.N LEFT TO RIGHT: Wynn Hobza. Elaine Young. Lisa Sanders. Connie Bush. Lynetle Smith. Dee Starr. Mrs. Huntley, bed Shirley Hamilton. HEALTH SERVICE A T? H j1 The Health Service Careers class is a one-year program open to all 11th and 12th grade students. The two objectives of the course are (1) to teach the technical skills normally performed bv health assistants and (2) to learn about other health-related careers. Technical skills are first practiced in the classroom laboratory and later, clinical experience is gained through work experiences with patients at Community Hospital. Hukill’s Nursing Center, and in the offices of Drs. Stephen Arthurs. Carroll Hoisted, Gary Palmer, James Smith and Don Robison. The Kingfisher chapter of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) has participated in many activities this year. In September they worked at the VoTech booth at the State Fair. They attended two State-level leadership conferences, taking a 1st place award in two competitions. Field trips have helped illustrate the many health careers available to students. The trips taken by this year’s students include University Hospital in Oklahoma City, Kingfisher County Health Department, Mercy Health Center in Oklahoma City. Enid State School in Enid, and the Kingfisher City Fire Depart- ment and Emergency Servic 13 OKLAHOMA HEALTH OCCUPATIONS STUDENTS OF AMERICA POWDER PUFF FIRST ROW. left to right: Mrs. Rutledge. Ruth Schemmcr. Tammie Bowden. Gina Vieth, Nina Briscoe, Connie Loyd. Carolyn Leech. Kathy Stolz, Tammie Bush. Dee Ann Cheatham. Dena Ellis. SECOND ROW Cindy McFarlin. Jane Ann McKinnis. Patricia Fike. Joyce Sislcr. Rose Rabon. Caryl Willms. Sheila Post. Sherry Quigley. Kim Curless. Tina Wood, Lynn Ross. THIRD ROW: Patricia Spencer, Maey Gchringer. Schrie Kannady. Jan Kuntz. Judy Bredel. Tanya Lann. Carol Turner. Beverly Morton. Shirley Hamilton. Tina Watts. Mrs. Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Wynn Hobza. Linda Duffy. Shard Sharp. Sandy Garrett. Lisa Schwartz, Lori Gooden. Robin Blair. Lynn Turner. Cindy Eeds. Isn't it amazing how the Senior girls are, one day sweet, loveable and lady- like and next day little ? ! rais- ers!!! wri THE MOMENTS WE TWO CAN SHARE JUNIORS AND SENIORS HAVE FUN! Do the Hustle! sown Z0-H � e0 -550 MIGHTY SENIORS’ Jerry Lynch receives blreno Scholar 12 YEAR SENIORS LOOKING TOWARD NEW HORIZONS School Board is happy! Mrs. Mosier is honored on her retirement. Fred Opeal Lori Gooden Donajd John Hellwege Tony Stewart and Randy Bris- coe CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Sandy Garrett Seniors Celebrate! Seniors Process. BLAIR. ROBIN KAY FH A I. Band I. 2. FBLA 2. 3, 4, Chaplain 3. FCA 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Oklahoma Honor Society I. 2. 3. 4. Girls’ State 3. All-State Track 3. Junior Lioness 4. Basketball Queen 4. Sophomore Class President. Sen- ior Class Secretary. Student Council 2. 3. 4. Reporter 3. Public Relations 4. Slate All-Tournament Team 3. Principal's Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Superintendent's Honor Roll I, 2. 3. Softball 4. Harmony 9 - 4. Junior Rotanan. Chorus 4. BOWDEN. TAMMIE FBLA 3.4. FH A 4. Office Aid 3. BREDLL. JU DY KAY Powderpuff Football L 4. Basketball 1. 2. K-Club 2. FHA I. FBLA 4. Oklahoma Honor Society 3, 4, National Honor Society 3.4. National Honor Society Treasurer 4. Principal's Honor Roll 1. 2,3,4. Superin- tendent’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Who’s Who Arry American High School Students 3. Scholastic Team 3. 4. School Play 3. 4. Speech Member 3. 4. Rotarian 4. Jr. Lioness 4. Speech Letter 4. Regional Winner One Act Play 4. BRISCOE. JAMES R Football Tri Captain 4. Football 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball I. 2. 3. Oklahoma Honor Society I. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. National Honor Society Presi- dent 4. Junior Class Vice President 3. Jr. Lion 4. BRISCOE. NINA MARIE Cheerleader 1. Soccer 1. Spanish Club 1, Chorus I. 2, FBLA 4. Art Club 1. 2. Junior Class Queen. Princi- pals Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Annual Staff 4. Japanese Club Vice President 1. BROWN. NEAL D. VICA Historian 3. MCA Opening and Closing Cere- monies. 3rd Place. Speech 2. BUSH. TAMMIE RAYF Basketball 1.2.3.4. FCA 2. 3. 4. Chorus 4. Basketball Queen Attendant 4, Speech 2. 3. Best Actress 3. Prin- cipals Honor Roll j. 2. 3. 4. K-Club 2. 3. 4. Powder- puff Football 1.2.Track 2. All-School Play 3. CHEATHAM. DEEANN Class President I. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. Harmony 9 2, Cheerleader 1. 2. FHA Recreation Leader 2. Basket- ball I. FCA I. FBLA 1. Principles Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. CLIFFT. KEVIN EUGENE football 1. Basketball 1.2. Vl( A 3. 4. District Parlia- mentary Team 1st Place 4. COPELAND. DOUGLAS ALAN Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. Basektball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. FCA 2. 3. 4. Chess Club 2. Chorus 4. Mens Chorus 3, 4. School Musical 3.4. Principals Honor Roll 1,2.4. CRAWFORD JOWN EUGENE Basketball 1. 2. Baseball 1. Auto Mech. 3. 4. VICA 3. 4. 1 ocal Historian 4. Northwest District Historian 4. Statesmanship Award 3. Parliamentary Procedure learn. 1st Place in District 4. Parliamentary Proce- dure learn 1st Place in State 3. Team which won 1st place VICA Foozball 3. DAMRON. GLI Football I. 2. 3. 4. 2- Jisifi|i te-C nipion patches® by champion patch.-Senior all District Patch. Track 1. 2. 3. 4 2nd Place Shot Put. 3rd Place m Dice 1, I MCA I. FCA 1.2. Basketball I. . ( DUFFY. LINDA ADLLE FHA 1.2.4. FBI A 2.4. Okla Honor Society I. 2. 4, National Honor Society 3. 4, Who's W'ho Among' ' American High School Students 3. Okla. State Uni- versity Alumni Honor Scholar 3. FHA Queen 4. Scholastic Team 3. 4. Debate 4. DAR History Stu- dent Award 3. Pep Club 1. National Honor Society Vice-President 4. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Jr. Lioness 4. Rotarian 4. School Play 3. Powderpuff Football 1. 2. 3. 4. National Register of Commended Scholars 4. Academic Letter 4. DUNCAN. PHIL Carpentry 3. VICA 3. ELDS. CYNTHIA LOUISE Band-Flag Girl I. FHA 2. VICA 2. Art Club SENIOR ELLIS. DENA GAY FHA I. FBLA 4. FCA 1. Rotarian 4. Chorus 2. 4. Art Club 2. 3. 4. Reporter 4, Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. Librarian 2. 4. Office Aid 3. Junior Class Favorite 3. Powder Puff Football 1. School Play 2. 3. Regional Winner 3. Speech Member 2. 3. Pep Club 1. Explorers Club 2. 4. EPP. DAVID WAYNE Band 2. 3. 4. Stage Band 3,4. Photography 3.4. Chess Club 2. 3. Schooi Musical 3. 4. Lapidary Club 2. 3. Golf 2. 3. 4. Oklahoma Honor Band 3. 4. Pep Band 3. 4. Jazz Chorus 2. Principal’s Honor Roll 4. Rotarian 4. Tri-State Honor Band 4. Guitar. ERWIN. BRIAN JAY Track I. 2. 3. 4. Football 4. VICA 2. 3. 4. High School Rodeo 4. ESPOLT. STEVE R. VICA 2. 3. 4. VICA 2nd State Parliamentary Proce- dure 3. VICA 1st District Auto Contest 4. FARRELL. JEFF Band I. 2. Principal's Honor Band 4. Track 1. Basket- ball 1. 2. 3.4. Baseball 2. 3.4. Men’s Chorus 4, Speech FIKE. PATRICIA LYNN Basketball I. Track I. FCA I. 2. FHA I. 2, FBLA 2. 3. 4. Class Secretary 2. 3. Student Council Represent-! ative 4. Annual Staff 3, 4. Annual Staff Editor 4. Pep Club 1. Speech 2. 3. Powderpuff I. 2. 3. 4. GEHRINGER. MARY LOUISE Band 2. Basketball I. 2. K-Club 2. FCA I. 2. FHA I, 2. 3. FBLA 2. 3. 4. Track 2. Annual Staff 4. Art Club 3. 4. Secretary 4. Pep Club I. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. Riot Squad 1. Speech 4. GOODEN. LORI KAREN Band I. 2. 3. 4. Band Vice President 3. Band Presi- dent 4. Basketball 1. FHA I. 2, 3. FHA Student Council Representative 2. Speech 3. 4. Newspaper 3. . 4. STINGER Editor 4. National Honor Society 3. 4, Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2. 3, 4. Superintendents Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4, Class Student Council Repre- sentative I. Class Reporter 2. 3. Student Council Cor- responding Secretary 3. GRABOW.GARY Football I. FFA 3.4. Treasurer 4. Weightlifting2. JOHNSON. LARRY Carpentry 2. 3. 2nd District Carpentry Contest. VICA JONES. LOUIS Basketball 1. FBLA 2. 3.4. VICA 4. Art Club 3. KANNADY. BOBBIESCHRIE Band I. 2. Basketball I, Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes I. 2. Sophomore Class Favorite 2, Sophomore Server 2. Chorus 3. 4. Speech 2, 3. Track 1. 2. Home- coming Queen Candidate 4 — Football, Students Rights and Responsibility Committee 3.4. Principal’s Honor Roll 4. FBLA 2, 3.4. KLINGSICK. WAYDE Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Football 1. Basketball I. 2. 3. Auto Mechanics 4. VICA Opening and Closing Team 4. Track I, 3. Library Aid 4. Third Place District VICA Contest. Opening and Closing Team 4. Stage Band 2. 4. Kingfisher. All-Area Honor Band 3. High School Musical 4. KUNTZ. JAN MARIE Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball I. FHA 1. 2. 3, 4. FBLA 4. Pep Club I. Chorus 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4. FCA 1. LANN. TANYA FAYE Band I. 2. 3. 4. Color Guard 4. FBLA 3. 4. Okla. Honor Society I. 3, National Honor Society 3. 4. Chorus 2. 4. FCA 1. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club I. 2. Bicentennial Musical 2. Basketball I, Superintendents Honor Roll I. CSU Scholastic Meet LEECH. CAROLYN SUE Art Club 3, 4, Art Club Vice-President 4, Chorus 4, FBLA 3. 4. FHA I. Library Aid 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1, Principal’s Honor Roll 1.2. 3.4. Rotarian 4. I OYD. CONNIE DARLENE Art Club 3. 4. FHA I. 2. 3. FBLA 2. 3, 4. K-Club 2, Basketball 1. Manager 2. Principal’s Honor Roll I, 2. 3. 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll 4. FCA I. 2, Pep C lub 1. Yearbook 4. Powderpuff Football 1. Sopho- more Server 2. Girls' State Delegate 3. LI STER, STEVE Auto Mechanics 2, 3.4. FFA 1.2. 3, 4. V1CA 2. 3.4. LUSTER. TERRY VICA 2. 3. 4. N.W. Dist. VICA Skills Contest — 2nd Place 4. Plymouth Trouble Shoot 4. Principal’s Honor Roll 3.4. Football 4. LYNCH. JERRY MICHAEL Chorus 1. 2. 4. FFA 2. Principal’s Honor Roll 4, Yearbook 4. Tri-State Honor Chorus 4. McBRIDE. DOUG Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2, 3. 4. Mens Chorus 3, 4. FCA I. 2. 3. 4. McFARLIN. CINDY RENEE Band 1. 2. 3. 4. FBLA 3.4. FHA 2. 3, FHA Vice-Pres- ident 3. Chorus 2. 4. Principal's Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. All School Musical 2. McKINNIS. JANE ANN Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Okla. Honor Society 1. National Honor Society 4. Band 1, 2, 3. Chorus 1, 4. Chorus Queen 4. Class Officer 1, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4. FBLA 4. All School Musical 4. FCA 1. 2. Basket- ball 1.2. K-Club 2. Track 1.2. MARKUS. STEVE R. Band 1. Football 1. Basketball 1. VICA 3. 4. Princi- pal’s Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4. Parliamentary Procedure Team 2nd in State. VICA Auto District Finals. Plymouth Trouble Shooting Regionals. Parliamenta- rian 3.4. MERCER. JEFF D. FFA I. 2. VICA 2. 3.4, Principal's Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4. Star Green Hand. FFA 1. Public Speaking Award. FFA 2. VICA Mechanics Troubleshooting Contest — District 4. Plymouth Troubleshooting Contest — Regionals 4. MITCHELL. ST1 PHFN Football 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Cross Country 1, 2, Track 3. 4. Vollevball 1. National Honor Society 4, Oklahoma Honor Society 3. 4. Scholastic Team 2. 3, 4. School Musical 4. Principal’s Honor Roll 2, 3, 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll 2. 3. Mens Chorus 4. MORTON. BEVI RLY ANN Band 1. 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1, Track 2. FHA 2. Pow- derpuff Football 1 3,4, Indian Club 1.2. 3, 4. Indian Club Secretary 3, Indian Club Vice-President 2. 4. Pep Club 1. NAIL. RUSTY Band 1. 2. FFA 2. 3. 4. Football 1. FFA Sentinel 4, National Honor Society 4. Who’s Who Amonc American High School Students. Sophomore Server,” Principal's Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Superintendents Honor Roll. NEWSOME. BOOKER Art Club 1. 2, 3. 4. Afro Club 2, Football 1. 2. Chorus 4. Yearbook 3. OGDEN. BENTLEY TODD Football 1. 2. 4. FFA 4. Track 1, Oklahoma High School Rodeo Association 4. National High School Rodeo Association 4. Oklahoma Junior Rodeo Asso- ciation. Weightlifting Team 3. FFA Livestock Judg- ing Team 3. FFA Land and Pasture Judging Team 2. OPPELL. FRED J. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. Student Council 4. FCA 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Oklahoma Honor Society 1. 2, 3. 4, Superintend- ent’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Chess Club 1. 2. 3. Men's Chorus 4. School Musical 4. Scholastic Team 1. 2. 3, 4. Junior Lion 4. Principal's. Honor Roll 1. 2. 3, 4. Band 1. 2, Class Treasurer I. Class President 4. Boys’ State 3. Sophomore Server. Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. 4-Point Award 3. 4. All Conference Basketball 4. Basketball Captain. POST. SHEILA KAYE Student Council 2. 3. 4. Freshman Class Secretary SENIO rj Freshman Class Queen I. National Honor Society 3. 4. Oklahoma Honor Society 3. National Honor Soci- ety Secretary 4. Cheerleader 3. Junior Roiarian 4. Football Queen 4. Junior Lioness 4. K-Club 2. 3. 4. Chorus 3. 4. Harmony 9 3. 4. Band I. 2. Twirler 2. FCA 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Superintendent's Honor Roll 2. School Musical 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4. FHA I. Track 1.2. QUIGLEY. SHERRY Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Band Queen 4. Band Council 3. 4. Band Secretarv 4. Band Queen Attendant 3. Chess Hub 3. Annual Queen 4. Class Favorite 4. Speech 3. 4. Jr I ioness 4. Principal's Honor Roll I. 2. v 4 National Honor Society 4. Model UN 2. Pep Squad I. Powder Puff 4. 4-H I. 3. 4. 4-H Secretary 3. 4-H i ice President 4. Who's Who 3. 4. Honor Chorus 2. 4. 5rom Server 2. Junior Miss Contestant 4. Slate Ipeech Finalist 3. Office Aid 2. Society of Distin- :uished American Students 4. LA BON. ROSI MARIE HA I. 2. FCA I. 2. Basketball I. 2. K-Club I, 2. lass Reporter I. Student Council 2. 3. 4, FBLA 2. 3. FBI A Public Relations 4. Okla. Honor Society I. 4. National Honor Societv 3. 4, Principal’s Honor oil 3. 4. Superintendent's Honor Roll I. 2. 4-Point ward 2. ho's Who Among American High School ludents 3. Sophomore Server 2. Annual Staff 4. .hol istic Meet 4. Powder Puff 1.4, Pep Club I. DBIRD. GEORGE arpentry 2. 3. 4. VICA 2. 3. 4. ICHARDS. STEVE ALLEN xJtbail I. Soph. Server 2. Speech 4. Track I, Chorus Advanced Speech Play 4. Chess Club 2. Weightlift- g 1. 2. ( lass Favorite 3. C’HARDSON. ROY DON 'otball I. FFA I. 2, 3. 4. Sentinel for the FFA 3, ine Production I. 2. 3. Delegate for State FFA invention SANDUSKY. KEVIN Band I. 2. 3. 4. Band King 4. Band Council 3. 4. Stu- dent ( ouncil 4. Basketball Manager 4, Speech 3. 4. Chorus 4. Jazz 2. Stagehand 2. FBLA 2. Jr. Lion 4. ( hess Club 2. Scholastic Team I. 2. 3. Model UN 3. National Honor Society 3. 4. Okla. Honor Society 2. 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Riot Squad I. Tri- State Honor Band 2. 4. All-School Musical 4. Bicen- tennial Musical 2. SCHEMMER. RUTH ANN Band I. 2. 3. 4. Drum Major 4. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4. Cho- rus Secretary 3. Speech 3. 4. FHA 2. 3. 4. FHA Pres. 3. FHA Vice-President 1. National Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Okla. Honor Society 2. 3. 4. Scholastic Team 1.2. 3. Model UN 2. 3. National Merit Semi-Finalist 4. School Musical 3. 4. Junior Lioness 4. Student Coun- cil 4. Sr. Class Rep. 4. Harmony Nine 3. 4. All-State Chorus 4. Tri-State Honor Band 3. Northwest Honor Band 1.2. Superintendent’s Honor Roll 2, 3.4. SCHOELLN. TERRY 1C A 2. 3. 4. Auto Mech. 2. 3. 4. Morning Class Pres, of 1C A 3. District Opening and Closing Ceremony 3rd Place 3. VIC A King 3. Football I. Basketball 1. SCHWARTZ. LISA ANN Band I. 2. 3. 4. FHA 2. 3. FHA Secretary 3. Chorus I. 2. 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Speech 3. 4. Band Reporter 4. All School Musical 2. Newspaper 3. SHARP. SHARIL SHAWN Basketball 1.2. 3. 4. Basketball Homecoming Queen Attendant 4, Softball 4. Pep Club 2. 3. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4. K-( lub. K-Club Student Council Representative 4. FBLA 3. 4. FBLA Chaplain 4. FHA I. 2. FHA Vice- President 2. ( horus 1. 2, 4. School Musical 2. Band I. 2. ( lass I reasurer 3. Jr. Rotarian 4. Jr. Lioness 4. Okla. Honor Society I. 2. 3. 4. National Honor Soci- ety 3. 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2, 3. 4. Superin- tendent s Honor Roll 3. ho s W ho Among Ameri- r can Ffigh School Students 3. S. LYNNE SHL'LTS. KURT I 2, Ari ( lub 1. I VICA 3. 4. Principal's Honor Football I. Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. FCA I. 2. 3. Photog- 2.3,4, raphy Club 4. Student Rights and Responsibility FFA Secretary 2. Football Tri-Captain 4. Committee 4. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4, Scho- lastic Alternate (Geometry) 4. SIMPSON. JOE D. Basketball 1. Football 1. 2. FCA 1. Track 1. 2. Princi- pal’s Honor Roll 1. 3.4. THEMF.R. GREG Basketball 1, 2. Football I. 3. 4. Track I. 2. 3. 4. I FA 1. 2. 3. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4. Chess Club I. 2. Chorus 3, 4. Honor Roll 3. S1SLER. JOYCE ANN FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4. FCA 1. Basketball 1. Pep Club I. Yearbook 4. Riot Squad 2. Principal’s Honor Roll 1.2. 3. 4. Powder Puff Football 1.2. SMITH. DAVID J. VIC A 4. Football I. TRENT. OSCAR VICA 2. 3. 4.'Auto Mech. 2. 3. 4. Football I. Basket- ball 1. Track 1. TRENT.SAM II Football I. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. VICA 2. 3, 4, High School Rodeo4. Basketball I. SPF.NCT R. PA I RICIA ANN Basketball 1.2. K-Club 2. F CA 1. FBLA 2. 3. 4. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3. 4. Art Club President 4. Riot Squad 1. Principal's Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Yearbook 4. STEWART, ANTHONY RAY VICA 1.2. Football I, Track 1. VICA Parliamentary Team 1976 — 2nd in State. VICA Parliamentary Team 1978 — 1st in District. Basketball Manager I. Vice-President 4. Suuco 4. Vice President 4. STOl.Z. KATHY RENEE FH A 1. Band I. 2. FBLA 2. 3.4. FCA 2,3,4. Basket- ball 1. 2. 3. 4. K-Club 2. 3. 4. Track 2. Tennis 4. Prin- cipal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll I. 2. National Honor Society 3. 4. Okla. Honor Society 1. 2. 3. 4. Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4. Girls’ State 3. Speech Regionals 3. Sophomore Class Queen. Freshman Band Attendant. All-School Play 3. Foot- ball Queen Candidate 4. Basketball Queen Candidate 4. School Musical 4. State FBLA Reporter 4. Junior Lioness 4. SW ART. MICHAEL LEE FFA 1. 2. 3. 4. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Chess Club 2. 3. Basketball I. Blue and Gold Award 4. Junior Lion 4. All District Football 4. All North- west District Football 4. District Outstanding Offen- sive Football Player 4. All State Football 4. FCA 1.2, 3. Senior Class Favorite 4. Annual King 4. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2, 3. 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll 2, TRIN DLE. BILLJ. FFA 2. 3. VICA 3.4. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3.4 NCOTT 4. TIRNLR. CAROLS. FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. FICA 3. 4. State Contest Qualifier 76- 77. District Contest Opening and Closing Team 77- 78. District Contest Hairstyling 1st Place 77-78. State Contest Qualifier 77:78. Cosmetology Class Trea- surer. Afro Club 3. Powder Puff Football 2. 1 LRNER. OLA LYNN Jaz7 Chorus I. Track 1. 2. Afro Club I. 2, 3. 4. VICA K 3. 4. VICA District Officer 4. Afro Club Pres. 4. 1C A Local Officer 4. Color Guard 4, Band 1.2. 3. 4. Cosmo. Officer 3.4. I HLENHAKE. TOM EDW ARD Band 1. 2. FBLA 2. Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4. VICA 3. 4. Football 1. Freshman Class Favorite I. Chess Club 2. VAN CLEAVE. RICK J. Football 1.2. 3. 4. Baseball 2. 3. 4. FCA 1. 2. 3. Track I. Principal’s Honor Roll 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. Homecoming Football Captain. All-District Quarter- back. Junior Lion. VIETH. GINA MARIE Basketball 1. 2. FBLA 2. 3, 4. FCA I, 2, FH A I. Cho- rus 4. Speech 2. 3. Principal's Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. K-Club 2. Sophomore Server 2. Powder Puff Football 1. I SENIOR W ALTA. CHRIS FFA I. 2. 3. 4. FFA President 4. Sentinel 2. Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Football Capt. 4. District All-Star 4. Wall Star 4. Student Council 4, FFA Foundation Award 2. 3. 4. State Farmer 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4, Track I. 2. 3. 4. FCA 2. 3. 4, Class Vice-President 2. Chess Club 2. 3. Jr. Lion 4. School Musical 4. Men’s Chorus 4. American High School Athlete Award 4. WATTS. TIN A JO Basketball I. Track I. 2. Softball 3. 4. FCA 2. Princi- pal's Honor Roll 3. Office Aid 2. Pep Club 1. Powder- puff I. WILLMS. CARYL LANIECE Basketball I. 2. FHA 1. 2. FBLA 2, 3. 4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. FCA I. 2. K-Club 1. 2. FBLA President 4. Sr. Class Treasurer 4. Sophomore Server 2. FBLA Queen 4. Pep Club I. Powderpuff 1. WOOD. TINA MARIE Band I. 2. 3. Chorus 2. 4. FBLA 2. 3. 4. FBLA Secre- tary 4. CSU Typing I 1st Place 2. FHA I, FCA I. Basketball I, Cheerleader 1.4. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4. CSU I ping II 3. Speech 2. 3. FBLA State Convention. Typing I. Shorthand Alternate. Short- hand 2. 3.4. CSU Shorthand 4. YARBROUGH, I DWARD Freshman Football. Football 2, Basketball I. 2. Track I. VICA 2. Afro Club Reporter 2. VICA Reporter 3. Afro Club Reporter 3. Student Council Rep. 3. Prin- cipal s Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. VICA Reporter 4. Opening and Closing Team District 4, Afro Club Vice-Presi- dent 4. Lunchroom Committee Member 4. Opening and Closing Team VICA 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Homecoming K ing 4. Football I, Band I. 2. 3. Sophomore Attendant Escort Chorus 4, Jr. Lion 4. Sophomore Server, Chess lub 2. Lapi- dary Club I. Principal’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3, 4, SchooJ Musical 1.4. HAI L. GERALD A VICA 2. 3. 4. Chorus I. Drafting I. 2, Auto Mech. 3, 4. VICA Club Pres. 4. VICA Club Business Proce- dure Team 3. 2nd in District ana 2nd in State, VICA Club Business Procedure Team Won 1st in District 4. HAMILTON. SHIRLEY VICA 2. 3. OHOSA 4. Softball 3.4. FHA I. HELLWEGE. DONALD JOHN Football I. 2. 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4. Track 1, 2. Speech 3. 4. Debate 4. Scholastics 1, 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Okla. Honor Society I. 2. 3. 4. Superintendent’s Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4, National Merit Commended Student 4. FCA 1. 2. 3. Student Body President 4. Student Council Vice-President 3. Junior Lion 4. Sophomore Class Treasurer 2. Basket- ball Co-Captain 4. All-District Football 4. HOBZA. WYNN LEE FHA 2. 3. 4. FBLA 3. 4. OHOSA 4. OHOSA Sec. and Ireas. 4. FHA Class Rep. 3. Attended Scholastic Meet at Southwestern 3. JECH. JERRY GLEN Jr. Class Pres.. Jr. Lion. Member FBLA 2 yrs., FCA 2 yrs.. Football 3 yrs., Letterman. Basketball 2 yrs„ 1 etterman. Baseball 3 yrs.. Letterman. Principal and Superintendent’s Honor Roll. O RRETT. SANDRA KAY Band I. 2. 3. 4. FBI A 2. 3. 4. FHA I, 2. FHA Secre- ar 2 Band Treasurer 4. Northwest Honor Band 2. ■ I ri-State Honor Band 2. Okla. Honor Society I. 2. 4. National Honor Society 3. 4. Who’s Who mong High School Students 3. Who’s Who In dusic 4. Okla. All Area Honor Band 3, 4. Scholastic earn 2. 4. Pep Band 3. 4. RUNTMEIR KEVIN THOMAS NORWOOD. DANNELLOTHA Football Manager I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball Manager 2. 3. 4, Track Manager 3. 4. FCA 1, 2. 3. Art Club 1. Year- book 3. TNT1FX N BALDWIN PIANOS AND ORGANS BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS GETZEN BUFFET SELMER ROGERS — LUDWIG - CONN BACH — FENDER — ARMSTRONG Instrument Repair Service JENSEN'S MUSIC STORE 2013 West Garriott Road — 237-0134 Enid. Oklahoma Open 9:00 — 6:00 Mon. thru Sat. 118 Thursdas Nile til 8:3 GOODEN HARDWARE THROCKMORTON AGENCY For all your appliance needs. 219 North Main Frigidare. Tappen General Electric T.V. Kingfisher, Okla. Kitchen Aid INSURANCE — ABSTRACTS REAL ESTATE 309 N. Main TELEPHONE: 375-4144 Kingfisher. Oklahoma Kingfisher Construction Service Owner Jerry Barton Jones' Apco Phone: 341-5618 Mobile Phone: 375-5618 121 ASH., INC. Building Materials 5th Admire Kingfisher. Okla.. Phone: 375-3328 BOLLENBACH-GILMOUR, INC. Building Construction 1614 S. Main — P.O. BOX 447 Kingfisher. Okla. 73750 Ph.: 405 375-3620 Helen's Beauty Salon 928 South 10th 375-4519 J. J. Levy Co. Kingfisher Western Wear 1309 So. Main Kingfisher. OK 375-5451 Enid Typewriting Crandall Sanders Inc. plumbing, heating, electrical engineers 110 North Main Street Phone 375-3242 Kingfisher. Oklahoma 122 Blooms Meat Company INSURANCE — ABSTRACTS DIAL 375-4151 SOLOMON AGENCY 105-107 N. Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma COLONEL SANDERS RECIPE Tractors Equipment KINGFISHER FORD TRACTOR KINGFISHER TRAILER SALES , Kentucky f Fried tfnicken Jt’sfinger lickin’ good ” Highway 81 North 375-3137 KINGFISHER. OKLAHOMA 73750 Congratulations K.H.S. Graduates 1978 Pioneer Telephone Cooperative Jonny Ruhl Manager Kingfisher. Oklahoma Patton's Mobil Service All Brand;, of Oil and Grease Tires Batteries Accessories Groceries Top Value Stamps 619 N. Main - Box 283 Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73750 Massey Ferguson Lemon Brothers Sales and Services Farm Machinery 601 West Broadway Phone 375-9227 Kingfisher. Oklahoma O.T.C. 4785-R-l 11 Highway 81 North Kingfisher. Oklahoma Phone(405)375-3161 Roy's Shoe Shop Otasco Boot and Saddle Repair R. W. Veterinary and Show Supply Complete Line of Show F.quipment and Supplies 208 North Main Street Kingfisher. Oklahoma 375-4298 32' 2 North Main Street Kingfisher. Oklahoma 73750 Owner: Ed McDonald Richard's Automotive Service Phone 375-4708 100112 South Main Street Kingfisher. Oklahoma 73750 jMeacAa r?; 'Stuc io Portrait Outdoor Portrait Child Photogrophy Commercial Photo Finishing Comoro Shop Aoriol Photo Kingfisher, Ohio 375-3532 211 N. Mom 73750 124 Lawrence Department Store Sandusky Chevy — Olds Leaders in Style and Quality Quality Used Cars and Trucks 212-214 North Main Street 375-4652 Kingfisher Kingfisher Oklahoma Telephone 375-3155 KINGFISHER FLOWERS GIFTS 1305 North Main Phone 375-5242 YOUR AUTOMOTIVE WHOLESALER 422 N. Main, Kingfisher 375-4155 Contributions Brown and Borelli Incorporated Huckles Kingfisher Office Supply Roberts Jewelry Shorty Hill and Son 89'er Theater Ralph Enix Sears Bill’s IGA Bob Westfaul Robert W. Jech Agency Suzann’s Beauty Shop Tag Agency The Top Drawer Dad’s and Lad's Eaton’s F and M Parts | w — jp Gents Cut and Style Hen's Den Hubbard Farm Supply Imperial Lanes The Lock Shop Maxine's Flowers Mozel’s Beauty Shop Murphy’s Patio Restaurant and Broadway Motel Polly's Office Supply Radio Shack PANTER’SHOME FURNISHINGS 1 20 North Main Kingfisher, Oklahoma 375-4772 DEL RANCHO 126 THE YELLOW JACKETS AND OUR STEAK SANDWICH CAN'T BE BEAT You have just seen the events of the 1977-78 school year at K.H.S. The students at K.H.S. hope you have enjoyed it as much as we have. K I