Lenapah High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lenapah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1986 volume:

DEDICATION Chester Fink the custodian at Lenapah School for 8 years, was a very carrcLndable person. Hs was respected by all those vho are associated with our school. Ife will be remerrbered for being able to bring a snile by telling are of his jokes and his willingness to help everyone. Ft. Flrk will be dearly missed. Che II KI IpatrIck Oh, what do you think the angels say?” Said the children up In Heaven There's a dear little boy coning hone todayl He Is almost ready to fly away frooi the earth he used to live In Let's go and open the gates of pearl- Open them wide for the dear little boy, Said the children up In Heaven. God wanted him here where the little ones meet, Said the children up In Heaven. He shall play with us on the golden street; He has grown too fair, he has grown too sweet For the earth we used to live In; He needs the sunshine, this dear little boy. That guild this side of the gates of pearl, Said the children up In Heaven. Far down on the earth do you hear them weep? Said the children up In Heaven. For the dear little boy who has gone to sleep; The shadows fall and the night-clouds sweep O'er the world we used to live In, But we'll go and open the gates of pearl. Oh, why do they weep for their dear little boy? Said the children up In Heaven. Fly up with him quickly, angels dear I Said the children up In Heaven. See! He Is coming! Look there' Look there At the jasper light on his sunny hair. Where the veiling clouds are rlvln'' Ah, hush, hush, hush! All the swift swings furl- For the King Himself at the gates of pearl Is taking hls hand-dear tired little boy- And leading him Into Heaven. EAGLE SPIRIT- THRIVES 3 “MOST TALENTED Sara Turney Rocky Starnes cn CLASS CLOWNS Leigh Gillespie Melvin Mitchell WHO’S WHO O' MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Betty Compston Clay Hayden MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Leigh Gillespie Sammy Fink Sara Turney Melvin Mitchell MOST ATHLETIC Neesa Spears Rocky Starnes BEST DRESSED SAM FINK PATTY GARNER LEIGH ANN GILLESPIE 8 CLAY HAYDEN ROGER JAMES BRIAN HELKENBERG No Photo Available KELLY KING VIOLA LAWRENCE 9 MR $ MISS LHS KELLY KINO CHRIS MILLER 10 MELVIN MITCHELL DEBBIE MOORE LEIGHANN GILLESPIE SAMMY FINK REPORTER SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 11 MELISSA REXWINKLE NEESA SPEARS ROCKY STARNES 12 CATHY STORM SARA TURNEY CLASS FLOWER SILVER ROSE CLASS COLOR SILVER BLUE CLASS MOTTO For away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach thorn, but 1 Can look up and see them and try to follow where they lead. This years Sr class began their formal education as cute little kindergartenets way back in 1973. A few have attended lenapah for all of their school years. Some have filtered in from various point through out the state as the years quickly went by. South Coifeyville added to the class in 1983 as sophs. A couple maybe came from other worlds as we can only watch wonder. But as all roads eventually led to Lenapah for this group of young people they have come together as one, to form the CLASS OF 86 ............... The transition is complete, from cute little kindergartener thrust ihto a world of strangers challenges, to young adults who are again about to be trust in to a world of strangers new challanges This time they are hopefully more per- pared to met those challenges as we suiely hope the world is prepared to meet them................ TOM STEWART DAVID MAXEY 13 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DALE BAKER-Basketba I I 1 Weightlifting 2,3 (After graduation Dale plans to attend Urlversal Technical Institute.) CHARLIE BECK - Football 1,2,3 Weightlifting 2,3,4 Baseball 2 (After graduation Charlie will work, eat, party, and sleep.) SHERRY BECK - Basketball 1 Softball 1 Mascot 3 Choir 2,4 (Sherry plans to work and be married.) BETTY COMPSTON - FHA Officer 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 1 FHA Member of the month 2,3 Most School Spirit 4 Cheerleader 1,3,4 Band 1,2 Choir 4 Speech Play 3 (Betty Is going to attend NEO and major In nursing) RANDY DOUGLAS - Weightlifting 3,4 (Randy plans to go to college.) LINDA DURDEN - Basketball 1,2 (Linda plans to attend CCC.) SAM FINK - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Class Favorite 1,2 Class President 4 Student Council 1 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4 Who's Who Among American High School Athletes 4 Weightlifting 2,3,4 All Cherokee Conference - Basketball 3,4 National Honor Society 1,3,4 (Sam plans to attend a 2-year college and then go to OSU.) TATTY GARNER (Petty Is unsure of future plans.) LEIGH ANN GILLESPEI - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 Student Council 2 Student Council Secretary 3 Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 Class Clown 4 Most likely to succeed 4 Football Homecoming Queen 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4 FHA 2,3,4 FFA 3 FHA Officer 3 Class Favorite 4 National Honor Society 1,3,4 (Leigh plans to go to college and study to become a secretary.) 3HELLI GILLESPIE - Basketball 1,2 Softball 2 Football Queen 2 Class Favorite 2 Class Officer 2 Newspaper 4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4 (She 111 plans to attend college for one year, then go to a travel school to become an airline stewardess.) NEAT GROVER - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 2,3,4 FHA 2 Publications 4 Newspaper 4 (Neat plans to attend college at NEO for a year then to a defferent college to major In travel and tourism.) Nike HADDOX - Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Football 1,2 (Mike plans to attend a technical school so he can retire at age 55.) CLAY HAYDEN - Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Weightlifting 2,3,4 Student Council 2,3,4 Most School Spirit 4 Yearbook 4 Newspaper 4 (Clay plans to attend NEO for a few years and then go to Oklahoma University.) BRIAN HELKENBURG - FFA 1,2,3,4 Weightlifting 3,4 (Brian plans to attend college and major In agriculture education.) .;0GER JAMES - Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 FFA 1,3 Student Council Treasurer 4 Class Secretary 3 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 (Roger plans to attend NEO.) CELLY KING - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2 FHA Officer 2,3,4 Class Officer 1,2,3 Football Homecoming Queen 3 Annuel Queen Candidate 4 Class Favorite 1,3 Student Council Secretary 4 (Kelly plans to live In Florida.) VIOLA LAWRENCE - (Viola plans to become a millionaire.) CHRIS MILLER - Basketball 4 Yearbook 4 Weightlifting 3 (Chris would like to go to college or get a job.) I£LVIN MITCHELL - Football 2,3,4 All District 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 All Conference 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 All Coference 2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Newspaper 4 FHA 4 Class Clown 4 Most Athletic 4 Who's Who Among American High School Athletes 3,4 (Melvin plans to go to TU and play football.) CE03IE MOORE - Class Officer 2,4 Newspaper 4 Yearbook 4 Choir 4 Basketball 1 (Debbie wants to work for a year and then go to college. She's also going to follow George Strait all over America.) MELISSA PHILLIPS - Eagle Mascot 4 FHA 2,3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 Student Member Of International Correspondence School 3,4 (Melissa plans to continue her education and train to become a manager. TRACI PORTER - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Who's Who Among American High School Students 3,4 Student Council 4 Cheerleader 1 National Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Yearbook 4 FHA 2,3,4 Basketball Ai Conference 3 Conference Defensive Player Of The Year 3 Softball All Conference 3 (Traci plans to attend Bethany Nazarene College and major In accounting. She also hopes to marry Matt.) MELISSA REXVIINKLE - Basketball 1,2,3,4 Softball 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 FHA 2,3,4, Class treasurer all conference Honorable Mention 3 Who's Who and American Honor Society 2,3,4. NEESA SPEARS - Photography 3,4. Choir 4, Best Dressed, Newspaper. Neesa plans to work and enjoy life ROCKY STARNES - Weightlifting 2,3,4. Vo-Ag. 2,3,4. Basketball 1,3,4. 14 ■ Laura Livingston Hike Nolte JR. Clay Hayden Leiph Ann Gillespie SR. FRES. Amy Jones Chris Penn SOPH. Frank Dickinson Tami Starrett Verncn Ares Tim Bellaiy Lana Busey Jennifer Deacon Jchn Kllis Jin Fblk Sandy Garriscn Melissa Gerler Alicia ffeddcK James Haniltcn Kathy Hayden Jennifer Hensley ffedcma Honeycutt Eft-riel Jersey Tfcry Lamb Jchn Lay Laira Livingptcn Stan Miller Stacy Neal Mike Nolte 18 Yvette Starrett liny ieel Diana teods t feria Sinmons Alter Vcvles Robert test (1-r) - Reporter - Secretary - President - Vioe-PresidaTt Shawia Otari Terry Fkrscns Anete ttiiiiip6 Onsri Fbrter Olass Officers Jennifer Hensley Yvette Starett (Back) Stan Miller Daniel Jersey 19 Kim Bellamy Jim Caldwell Chad Cole Nancy Collins Todd Cook Ronnie Coy Clay Faulkner Matt Crites Eric George Tom Davenport Tammy Green Frank Dickinson Alan Griffey Michelle Durden Lisa Gurley Patricia Hare Mary Lawrance Joe Hayden Ruby Lawrance Keith Hayden Melissa Lee Charlie Hensley Stacy Lockhart Paul Lamb Roz Matthews 20 Angie Ross Marlene Schmidt Shelly Scott Roberts Shufeldt Tammy Starrett Jearmie Straw Gary Stritzke Sammy Taton Lynn Yoyles Georgina Waggoner Cindy White Kristy Woods I vancy McClure roy McGee '.ike Means shelly Moore .'om Miller Brett Mullins Christi Perkins Darry Powell Melissa Rexwinkle Lesa Rodriguez 21 SOPHOMORES CLASS OFFICERS Typing is fun! Pike's GO look! Front Hew; togLe Ross-President, 2nd tow: Brett Millins-Vice President, Jeernie Straw-Secretary, id tow: fetricia Hare-Repoctar, Melissa Rexwinkle-topcrtar, Melissa Lee-Hepxter, Top Hew: Mike Meens-f rlinaitariai, Joe Hayden-Ibeasurer Look Out! It's Pr. - oilwood 22 I '. Clueless!! The 1985-86 Eagles carried on the winning tradition of Lenapah High School football with a 6 - 4 season! Coach Woodson felt that this year was one of rebuilding with moments of strength and dedication. r All in all, our team did make definite progress and will certainly influence our teams in the future, as Coach Woodson states it. Throw the ball! We ' ve got spirit, yes, we do! SENIOR'S (L-R), Sammy Fink, Rocky Starnes, Melvin Mitchell, Roger Janes, and Clay Hayden. i 5 C.POKTUR I! FJJICNRSUN T PARSHNS TLAMti Back Row: (1-r) Coach Woodson, Eric George, Chad Porter, Melvin Mitchell, Tony Lamb, Chad Cole, Tommy Miller, Mike Means, Asst. Coach Holmstead, Middle Row: (1-r) Clay Hayden, Mike Nolte, Joe Hayden, Terry Parsons, Frank Dickinson, Rocky Starnes, Alan Griffey, Front Row: (l.-r) Daniel Jersey, Roger James, lroy ieei, Charlie Hensley, Clay Faulkner, Sam Fink, Gary Stritzke, Snawn Woodson CHEERLEADERS Betty Compston Lana Busey 27 Before the Beauty Procedures Began Soph: Christy Perkins Mike Means Jr: Jennifer Deacon Clay Hayden (Sr. 28 HOMECOMING Monday Morning Quarterback by Don Church Every time you watch football You can't understand, Why some of the players Don't change to band. They louse up a tackle, They miss on a block, And sometimes they act , Like their brains are in hock. The half back will pass, When it should lie a run; So your favorite team Is behind the pun. We're inclined to agree, If you're full of reproach The team would have won If you had been the coach. You are never at fault, You are never to blame. Rut you also are never Out there in the fame. Sr: Leigh Gillespie (Queen) Frank Dickinson (Soph) i A The Eagles had a good season this year in basketball. Their record was 13-9. Here are the scores for all their games. ipah Opponent 72 Copan 49 48 White Oak 73 42 Dewey 63 66 Copan B'ville 33 61 67 69 Bluejacket 46 81 Wann 59 70 Foyil 50 57 Copan 36 67 Big Cabin 54 55 White Oak 81 77 Delaware 66 52 Alluwe 62 67 Stringtown 68 66 Cave Springs 68 50 Wann 49 61 Delaware 58 65 Bluejacket 58 69 Big Cabin 47 65 Alluwe 67 63 Foyil 61 65 Porter 92 69 Welch 81 30 Back Row: (1-r) Amber Voyles, Statistician, Coach Harrison, Chad Porter, Chad Cole, Melvin Mitchell, Tony Lamb, trie George, Mike Means, Coach Downing, Front Row: (1-r) Sam Fink, Rocky Starnes, Brett Mullins, Joe Hayden, Terry Parsons, Frank Dickinson, John Lay, Roger James, Daniel Jersey Frank jumps high above his opponents. Tony hopes for two points. This is. the best team I’ve ever had,” said Eagle coach A Tom Stewart, who is in his sixth season as head coach. Playing a major role in Lena-pah’s success this season has been 5-foot-10 senior Sara Turney. The team’s leading scorer, Turney is averaging 35.8 points per game. Also starting on the offensive end are 5-7 sophomore Lynn Voyles, a 12 ppg scorer, 5-8 senior Kelly King, 5 ppg, and 5-4 sophomore Roz Matthews, 3 PPg- Manning the often-unher-alded defensive positions are 5-8 senior Traci Porter, the conference’s defensive player of the year last season, 5-9 senior Leigh Gillespie, and 5-4 sophomore Angie Ross. “These girls don't get a whole lot of recognition because of our half-court rul- s,” said Stewart. “But they have been outstanding all season long. They are very dedicated. If they don’t play well, we don’t win. “Traci is our most steady and consistent defensive player and our team leader in rebounds; Leigh is a three-year starter; and Angie is our leader in steals and is a very talented player.” By ALLEN TWITCHELL Next year's hopefuls Bloc1; out! I Calm, cool, and collected? Sara Turney Lenapah's First Girl's Easketball All State Player The Lenapah Eagles are soaring Lack row-(L-R) Mary Lawrence, Roz Matthews, Trisha Hare, Traci Porter,Leiph Gillespie, Sara Turney, Coach Tom Stewart, Kellv Kinp, Amy Jones, Lvnn Voyles, Melissa K. Rexwinkle, Anpie Ross. Front-(L-R) Christy Perkins, Melissa D. Rexwinkle, Tami Starrett, and Jill Vovles. The Lady Eaples' overall record was 20-6. The conference record was 11-1. This year, the Ladv Eaples came up with Conference co-Champions, NEO 2A champions, District Champions, Repional Runners-up and made it to the first round of the Area Tournament. We are proud of our accomplishments this year this year in girls basketball ■miisenM'V SOPHOMORE TAMI STARRETT SENIOR TRACI PORTER QUEEN JUNIOR STACY NEAL The Queen just crowned! 34 On Friday, February 7, homecoming day had come. The evening began with the Lady Eagles pulling out a three point victory over Big Cabin. The ceremonies were scheduled to be between games, therefore, Tami, Stacy, and Traci had little time to get ready. Mr. Downing was the announcer for the evening. The crownbearer was Tony Jones and the flowergirl was Alexis Chronister. Sophmore Chad Cole and Tami Starrett Senior Melvin Mitchell and Traci Porter After all the candidates had taken the jor, Stacy was announced as the second :ner-up. Soon after, Tami was announced the first runner-up, and Melvin 'wned Traci as Homecoming Queen 1986. The boys, as expected, pulled off a ti win. The evening had been an overall :cess, and it will always be a night .th remembering. Junior John Lay and Stacy Neal ALL CONFERENCE iiack (L-R)- Leigh Gillespie, Sara Turney. Front (L-R) Angie Ross, Lynn Voyles, Traci Porter. Leigh Gillespie - Softball MVP Traci Porter - Girls Basketball Defensive Player of the Year Kyle Waite Award Sara Turney - Girls 3asketball Offensive Player of the Year Outstanding Girls Athlete Sammy Fink - Boys Basketball MVP Outstanding Boys Athlete Daniel Jersey - Baseball MVP Terry Parsons - Football Offensive Player of the Year Roger James - Football Defensive Player of the Year Frank Dickinson - Football All-Round Player of the Year Tony Lamb - Kyle Waite Award SPORTS BANQUET A- 37 Standing: L-R Coach Stewart, Patricia Care, Traci Porter, Sara Turney, Leigh Gillespie, Lynn Coyles, Melissa Rexwinkle Kneeling: L-R Melissa Rexwinkle, Amber Voyles, Angie Ross, Roz Matthews, Marlene Schmidt, Christy Perkins LCKAPAC OPPCMFMT 11 4 15 7 14 7 Foyil Conference Foyil Foyil Glenpool Kellyville VJynona Bethel 10 8 0 38 Standing: L-R t!att Crites, Joe Hayden, Kelvin Mitchell, Tony Lamb, Chad Cole, Terry Parsons, Coach Stewart Kneelinp: L-R Clay Faulkner, Jim Caldwell, Ton Davenport, John Lay, Lay, Todd Cook, Alan Griffey, Daniel Jersev Hie tea: clans. LENAPAII OPPONENT 6 Foyil 5 Copan 4 Dewey 6 Bluejacket 17 White Oak 12 Delaware 8 White Oak 3 Welch 7 Conference 5 Tour. 2 Tournament 5 Ketchum Foyil Copan District Big Cabin Regional 39 Top 'teL-T! Innae !ioorem:, Brian Enernier, Stevai Greenfield, Rail. Lari'), fatty Gamer, Sherry fade 2nd Row: Tcny Knsnz, favid Bras, Billy Boss, Tony Larb, Alan Griffey, Jdii Lay 3rd fa-7: Chris faen, Att Ellis, Bike iianricK, Troy IfcGee, Qarry fa-ell, Rocky Starnes 4th Pa-;: Elaine Cheat, Jearnie Straw, Alicia I'arlcbci, Itoz iatths-E, Jin Fblk Eottan Par. Mr. ifeKEV, Sara liirrey, Brian Itelkerihery Officers;Top Row:L-R Jim Folk, Sara Thmey, Mr. Efaxey 2nd Row:L Jeanie Straw, Troy EfcGee, Ekian Halkenberg Font RowrLrR Roz fatthews, Elaine Cheat, Alicia faddox 42 Tcp I IH Chnsti libods, Jexiifer Hensley 2nd RwrIHl Cathy Storm, Arber Vcyles, Christ! Kuefn MlcheUe amden, Georgina Waggoner, Elaine Wrat 3rd Row:IH? Stay Locktert, tetara ftaycutt, Daniel Jersey, Tom Dav«port, Cted Cole, Joe feylen, Tim Bellany J ne RexvmjWfi,Ja7ufer Kraaz, Melinda Tfeel, telvin Mitchell Ath Rov:L-R Christ! teddre|to’ ferl£re Sdmidt Sirmcre, Stacy teal, telissa RsUdde tottxm Rcw.M Iym Vqyles, Angie Ross, Jennifer Deaocn, Yvette Starretf, Jim Folk, hre Busey Kelly King, Betty Gorpetan, Miss QnpbeLl ’ nB r' , fficers;! Lana Hasey, Angie Ross, Miss CanpbeU, Jemifer Dam, felly Kirg, lym Voyles Aette Starrett, Betty Ccrpstcn 43 AUTOGRAPH PAGE by Neat Grove? BAND Tcp Hew: Lee Cole 1st tow: Tony Krenz, Kerry Lundy 2nd Row: Geocsdra I'feeponer, Kristy Woods, Jennifer Hensley Bottom tow: Charlie tereley, “ BAND COUNCIL JAMMING OUT 45 ANNUAL QUEEN KELLY KING 46 QUEEN Freshman-Jill Voyles CANDIDATES Sophomore-Nancy McClure -----U No Photo Available _____r 47 Junior - Yvette Starrett Standing (L-R) Representatives- Christi Kuehn, Chad Cole, Roz Matthews, Chad Porter, Jennifer Deacon, Clay Havden, Traci Porter, Sponsor- Terry Downing. Top Row, (L-R) Kelly King, Roger James, Leigh Gillespie, Sara Turney. COUNCIL This year Student Council carried on the tradition of setting up homecomings by building six permanent balloon boxes. For the Student Union, they purchased another table and some more chairs. Stuco also added basketball to the intramural sports. They also set aside some extra time to help the people who can't help themselves. They sponsored an Etheopian Orphane drive. STUCO OFFICERS, (L-R) President- Leigh Gillespie, Vice Pres -Sara Turney, Secretary-Kelly King, Treasurer-Roger James. 48 HONOR SOCIETY _ « tk t-R, Trisha Hare, Melissa Rexwinkle, Leigh Gillespie, Charlie Hensley, Eric George, Daniel Jersey, Sammy Fink, Jennifer Deacon, Tami Starret, Brett Mullins, Traci Porter L-R, John Greenfield, Christine Deacon, Rebecca Turney Marci Reese, Lee Cole, Amy Jones, Lori Jones, Jim Hensley Sara Storm, Sherri Oshel 49 STUDENTS OF THE MONTH ABOVE: (1-r) Jennifer Deacon, Alicia Haddox, Shelli Gillespie, Kelly King, and Betty Compston. BELOW: (1-r) Sara Turney, Leigh Gillespie, Daniel Jersey, and Traci Porter. 50 PUBLICATIONS Standing (L-R)Tim Bellamy, Linda Durden, Mike Nolte, Neesa Spears, Chris Mailer, Traci Porter Sitting (L-R) Neat Grover, Stacy Neal, Debbie Moore 51 GRADUATION PROM 54 IN THE AIR TONIGHT 55 56 58 V GRADES JR HIGH Back Rcw(LrR) Ifethan fferriscn, Tony Krenz, Chris Ran, Lanoe Moonehead, David Drews, Coach Eferriscn Middle Rcw(LHR) Efcyan Carps ten, Billy Ross, Steven CkeenfieM, Lee Cole, Jdm Greenfield, Briai Egsraeier, Jim Hanley Front Row(LrR) Derrick Drews, Mike Williams, Berry Hill, Kevin Egprmeier, Kerry Lmdy, dint Faulkner EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EACtEJ i EAGLtS EAGLES ark Rcw(LrR) Lfethan Harriscn, Lee Cole, Tfcny Krenz, Chris Ran, Lanoe Moorehead, E vid Drews, Steven Greenfield, Coach Harriscn Front Row(LrR) Clint Fhulkner, Kevin Egermeier, Jim Hsnsley, Brian Ejgermeier, Billy Ross, Bryan Carpston, Berry Hill, Kerry Dundy B A S E B A L L 61 Junior High team has 32-game win streak Front Row- (L-R) Melinda Teel, Kathy Riley. Second Row- Melinda James, Becca Turney, Misty Voyles, Sherrie Oshel, Standing- Jill Voyles, Lori Jones, Amy Jones, Christy Deacon. While this year’s Lenapah High School girls team has fashioned one of the best records in its history, it may be only the gateway to greater glories for the Eagles. The Lenapah Junior High team is riding a 32-game winning streak, including a perfect 14-0 mark this past season, and is an excellent training ground for the high school level. “We’ve got the program going where we can replace people and be strong every year,” said Tom Stewart, who coaches both the junior high and high school squads. “Hopefully, we can be strong for years to come.” By ALLEN TWITCHELL Staff writer 62 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Front Row - (T,-P) Kevin E erMer, fv'ennetv’ T.undv, Clint Faulkner, Derrick Drews, Standing (T.-P) Japes Densiev, Brian E errier, John rreenfie]d, Tee Cole, Tony T'ren?:, Chris nenn, DaviH Drews, Stephen CreenHeld, PJl]y floss, Brvan Compston. Teamwork, an aggressive offense and a scrapping defense led the Junior High Eagles boys team to 17-1 basketball season. Throughout the season, the boys took conmand during the first quarter and never looked back. Their season included winning the South Coffeyville Junior High tournament and first place in the Conference tournament. 63 Christi Kuehn Rebecca Turney Sara Storm Misty Voyles Amy Jones Lauri Jones Anita Clark Lee Cole Bryan Compston Christine Deacon Brent Douglas Janis Durden Billy Foster John Greenfield Jim Hensley Benny Hill Pat Long Kenny Lundy Sherri Oshel Marcy Reece Jimmy Rogers Sara Storm Charley Scott Class Officers (L-R) John Greenfield-Reporter Kenny Lundy-Tresurer Jimmy Rogers-Secretary Marcy Reece-Vice-President Lee Cole-President Michele Rogers Misty Voyles Jennifer Swanson Mike Williams Rebecca Turney Celeste Winn Nina Martin Chris Powell Anthony Rogers Darrick Drews Nathan Harrison Shawn Durden Marty Hill Kevin Egermeier Melinda James Clint Faulkner Lauri Jones Class Officers (L-R) Chris Powell-Secretary Rebecca Tumey-Vice-President Lauri Jones-President Darrick Drews-Reporter Mike Williams-Tresurer Tack Rev:Starting Christa GiUrnan, Reeky GcnpBtcn, Christy Fbster, HrJblnBtead 2nd Rcw:LrR Lucinda Krerz, Rarrioe rtmien, Jerri Keeton, Elaine Swrwan, Kristie Haerd Sitting:LrR FJrrria Lcnp, Charlotte Lbodscn, Gayla Stritzke Standinp,: Mr. Wbrack, Jdn Cillrran, Sham IJoodscn Kneeling: Dany Greenfield, Jerry FLym, Jcfn Pfeltcn Sitting: Rusty Roes Cavan (benshell 68 GRADE (L-R)Becky Compston, Elaine Swanson, Christa Gillman, Lucinda Krenz, Rhonda Long, Gayla Stritzke, and Charolotte Woodson. Bottom (L-R), Christa Gillman, Charolotte Woodson, Ronda Long, Kevin Hoenshell, Danny Greenfield, Joni Keeton, Shawn Woodson, Becky Compston, Rusty Ross, and Leroy Stout. I o r- Rebecca Gcnpstcn Renice Durden Mite Edwards Jerry Flynn Christa Gi 1 Inm Jdm Gi liman Jerry Hicks Jcni Keetcn Lucinda Krenz Rhonda Lcng Charlotte Woodscn 3iawn Woodscn 72 73 74 Sean Wyrick No Photo Available No Photo Available No Photo Available Allen Hawk Joseph Keeton Robby Long Clifford Oshel Vince Bell Felisa Clark Iva Collins Shonda Collins Ryan Reiman Jason Shauer Carl Shufeldt Mike Swanson Eric Egermeier Becky Gilliam Chris Gilliam Matt Gilliam I II aV It IE i roy Tucker hawna Witty Wood Destony Hurd Jeff Keuhn Reggie ffetthews Rusty Powell Connie Beck Jared Bottoms Lance Flynn Adelina Greenfield Saruel Greenfield Missy Hawk Jerry Hill Tim Howard 76 K y Gale Casey GUlnm Sara Jcnes David Kushi Eerridc Kjehn Lisa Kuefri Terry Mckee Justin Meeker Valarie Shufeldt Ja9cn Shith Tkrrika Washington Garrett Wxdscn 77 Mj C Robert Cooper Mike Green G Jesse Dunn Ernie Kuehn Melissa Lundy Grant Mangels Chasey Smith Crystal Seevers Randy Swanson Kelvin Sherrill Krystal Witty 78 (NOERGARTEN graduation wt : I'm much, much wiser Than a year apo, For I've been to School I want you to know. I've made new friends I'd like you to see As we receive our diplomas, Ny friends and me. FACILITY $ Sll - ■ GARY HOMESTEAD CAROLYN HOWARD PATRICIA JERSEY GERALEEN LOWRY DAVID MAXEY LYNN MAXEY GWEN McELMURRY GINNY McKELLIPS bETTY QUALLS MARY REECE LiARY STEWART NORMA STEWART TQM STEWART LEROY STOUT’ JIM WALTON EVA WITTY JOHN WOMACK SAMMIE WOODSON 80 -RINTENDENT PRINCIPAL .$• i c Terry Downing EDUCATION President - Randy Cole Vice President - Louis Matthews Secretary - Dale Brown Member - C. C. Neff Member - Danny Maxson Donnie Woodson BOARD OF