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

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Journalism students are: (first row) Julie Barker, Tamara Wilbourn. Sonda Leitner. Melody Tatum, Paula Mueggenborg. Gerry Redbird, and Stephanie Yarbrough; (second row) Rhonda Morgan. Doug Smereck, Mike Snow. Corey Thompson. Garrett Redbird. Mark Pyle, and Tim Annuschat; (third row) Michael Wehrenberg. Kelli Harrison, Tracy Pennington, Tracy Jones. Richie Tasso. Stacy Cowens, Robin Price, and Tamera Beecher Journalism CLASS SEPARATES: PRODUCES NEWS BOOK JOURNALISM students produced two newsletters each month, the Jacket Journal, distributed to residents of Kingfisher, and the Stinger, passed out to KHS students. The final products came from careful planning on the layouts and the stories chosen and written to go into the papers. We feel that we have accomplished and learned much about news production in general, deadlines, and working together as a team. New students: Tamara Wilbourn, Kelli Harrison, Robin Price and Mark Pyle, editors: Garrett Redbird, Melody Tatum, Tim Annuschat, and Tracy Jones, reporters; and A. J. Johnson, sponsor. Working on the YEARBOOK staff was a new experience for all of us this year. We all learned together. Sometimes working on layouts, cropping pictures, typing copy was a lot of fun, but when the deadlines got here, we had to work fast and hard to meet them, but the hard work sure did pay off when we saw the finished product. We hope that everyone who looks through the 1986 Kingfisher Yellow acket enjoys and appreciates the hard work and effort that was put into this book by the following people: Stephanie Yarbrough and Gerry Redbird, faculty section; Mike Snow and Corey Thompson, sports: Tracy Pennington, organizations: Tamera Bee- cher, classes; Rhonda Morgan and Sonda Leiter, advertising; Richie Tasso, Paula Mueggenborg, Michael Wehrenberg, and Doug Smerek, photogra- phers; Julie Barker and Stacy Cowens, editors; and sponsor, Wendy Johnson. 36

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Chorus members are: (first row) Tracey Martin, Sheila Free. Andrea Talbott. Ella Morton, Gary Kochenower, and Shawna Chenoweth: (second row) Catherine Hernage. Julie Rolan. Amber Reynolds. Ladonna Rednose, Nicole Ross, and Dana Graham: (third row) Karen Peavler. Amber Schroeder. Brenda Roberts. Vivien Gngg. Annie Delozier. and Leah Knudson: (fourth row) Chorus Director, Mike Sanford. Tim Hassler, Smdy Yarbrough. Stacy Alldredge. Cassie Truitt, and Stephanie Humes. CHOIR GROWS IN NUMBER, EXPERIENCE The thirty-one member choir went to Still- water this past fall to attend the OSU Thanks- giving Choral Festival. Students joined over 1200 other students to form a mass choir. At Christmas time students went caroling for the chamber of Commerce and went to the nursing homes and later presented a program for the entire school. In March the choir conducted an assembly for the student body. Music was more “popu- lar” than contest music and featured solos and small ensembles. A Spring Concert was given for the community and members tried out for Honor Choir at Tri State Music Festival in Enid. All chorus members were involved. Chorus director. Mike Sanford, has taught here for three years and plans to organize an eight member group to perform at community functions in the future.

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This section of the yearbook recognizes students who have been named 'speciar' either by their peers or faculty. Football |umor attendants. Leah Reherman and Jody Mecklenburg may someday have their chance to be named in the Honor section. HONORS