Lenapah High School - Eagle Yearbook (Lenapah, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1987 volume:

P-C jfoeJicatiQn L V ormtxme? ii’3 Hariio Id Ztu r n't £a(VUO J!c sfiour One of life’s most precious beauties is the vibrant, multi- r olor ROSE. You can go through life and never see some of lifes greatest beauties unless you make an effort to really open yourj eyes and look deep. When you stop and take the time to discover life's beauty, you may realize for the first time that there is meaning and purpose to it. This school has been blessed with something far more precious, yet similar in beauty -- this being the lives anda are of our Students . Take time to behold the joy involved in the lives of our children — the pleasures of their smiles, their young sense of humor, the glow of each different yet similar-personality. When you stop and discover this -- you begin to dis- “ cover the great beauty of life. We would like to express a sincere and deeply felt gratitude bo ONE person who has not only discovered this great beauty, but tas devoted himself in the J.ast few years, to showing this beauty to all of us. He has shown us the importance of protecting, cultivating, and enhancing the beauty of these Roses of ours. For the past few years he has been a great principal and teacher. His wonderful personality enables him to listen and un lerstand the teenagers today. He looks at problems from more 'than one point of view. He gives everyone a chance. This man s fair, kind, respectful of the students and treats them justly and equally. He has made many contributions to our sohool, but just to 1 a few: He has helped the Student Council to give us a student union, intramural sports, and the Competition Bowl . He also .helped put into process the computer room. He has been a •genuine motivating force behind the thriving School Spirit at •Lenapah High School. On behalf of the Roses of Lenapah High School, we the — Eagle Staff, proudly and with lifetime memories, dedicate this 1986-87 annual to YOU -- Mr. Terry M. Downing -- a much loved, .respected FRIEND!!! % f §SY%'?axey £inny McKellips English, World Lit. 4 m . Tom Stewart History, Girls Coach 4 Ned Phillips rV o?yci3?8y' i � ■ Mary Stewart 1st Grade Donnie Woodson F tb2hEC§ach Norma Stewart Kindergarten Lenapah Hi$i School's finest asset is by far its teachers. These are the men and wcnen who will mold and make the future. The job of handling the future may seen an astrcrnnical demand upcn these mere hurans. But our outstanding staff of educators take this responsibility and turn it into a bright aid lining key for their students to use to open the doers to bigger and better thingp. We, as the students, owe a great deal to these courageous people. Thanks! 4 Eva Witty cook Dana Snavely, kitchen worker Mary Reece, kitchen worker Carolyn Howard secretary Shirley Hall, Carolyn Howard Junior King Custodian Terry Downing Bus Driver Weraleen Lovrey this Driver Johnie Greenfield Bus Driver Terry Downing, John Greenfield, Ray Witty, Geraleen Lowery, Patricia Shufeldt Ray Witty, Bus Mechanic Junior King, Ray Witty 5 0 kS Mr. Miss L.H.S. fccntiMiks tecit Tcny Larb.Rwg Harnah r -rlirfafps backtffary LaMTsrce,JenrLfer feislfiy Amy Jones The role of Mr. and Miss L.li.S. are the young rnan and woman who best sybolize wliat Lenapah School is all about, The people wno best fit these roles are Tony Lamb and Jennifer Hensley. Tony is very active through out the school.He is involved in B-ball, Football, Baseball, FFA, FHA, and was voted Who's Who for most ath letic and Most School Spirited. He Plans to attend college, but is undecided at where. When asked,Tony stated that he liked the faculty, the grade schoolers, but most of all he liked his friends here at L.H.S. Jennifer Hensley is also a well liked and active person. She is a member of the school band. Jennifer is also a good student and pleasant to be around.We asked Jennifer what she liked about L.H.S. and she said, the band program.It's great to see it improving so much. She would like to thank Mr. Farrin for helping the band grow. We would like to say Thanks to Tony and Jennifer for being a great Mr.and Ms. L.H.S. 0 y zari ook O Si aff2 The Yearbook Staff is composed of students who are interested in preserving the memories of a certain year at LHS. The staff must try to give equal time and coverage to each and every activity that has happened during the year. From the first Football game to the graduation, and every activity in between, there is a Yearbook Staffer there to document that happening. There is a great deal of dedication needed to make the yearbook and that we can be proud of. Yearbook Staff: ground: (F) Chad Cole. 1st row L-R: Mary Lawrance, Stacy Neal Shavna Or and, Maria Simmons, Kim James, 2nd row: Angie Ross, Jennifer Deacon, Lynn Voyles, Jeanie Straw, 3rd row: Ronny Douglas, Daniel Jersey, John Lay, Chad Porter, Sandy Garrison, James Hamilton, Tim Bellamy, Lana Busey The Lenapah High School Eagle newspaper staff has tried not only to covec important events at cur school but to give the student body an oppertunity to knew some of the faculty and individual students in more depth The newspaper personnel have tried to deep the bi-weekly issues objective and yet inf ormative. We hope everyone has enioyed our effort. V —Jr wspaper Staff: ground: Laura Livingston Madonna Honeycutt, 1st row L-R: Christi Kuehn, Melissa Gerler, Diane Wood, Kathy Riley, 2nd row: Yvette Starrett, Mike Nolte, Stan Miller, Jim Folk, 3rd row: Darrell Stritzke, Dwayne Ames, Terry •arsons 7 'Ibp-9ra B 0. ,T5m B.,James H.,Stacy N. ,Stan M.-2nd.rcw:Chad P. ,Eaniel J.. Iby L. ,LaLira L. ,Jdn E. .Mike N. ,Troy T. (Tkrry P. ,-3rd.rcw:Darrell S. Dwyre A. ,Kinterly J. .Maria S.,Yvette S.,Liana W. ,4th.row-Jdn L. ,Rcmie D, W issa G. ,Alida H. ,Aiber V.,Sandy G. ,5th.rwLana B. .Jennifer D.. Jernifer H. .Madonna H. 10 Aurua c iiti FFA 1,2,3,4; FB 1,2,3; NP 4; WEI CHT 2,3 CHOIR 3; CL.0. 4; FHA 3,4; P 3,4 SLnXJCJV BB I; CH 1,2,3,4; CHOIR 1; FHA 1 3,4; FHA OFFICER 3; FBQ 4; P 4; FFA 2; P 4; VO-TECH 3, y udjUL BAND 1; CHOIR 3; FFA 1,2,3,4; FHA SWEETHEART 3; WEIGHT 1,2; NP 4 NHSRO 1.2.3,4 BB 1, CH 1; STUDENT OF THE MONTH 1; FFA 2,3; PUB 4 CLASS OFF. 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; NEWSPAPER 4 X Oy BB 1,2; CH 1; CLASS FAV 4; FFA 21 3,4; FFA OFF 3.4; HON SOC 1,2,3; NEWS P. 3; WHO s WHO 4; l,S2VQBfI OF THE MOWIH 1.2.3: ,Tc ooofis fA - •• rFA 1 j l� CLASS OFF.l.Z; CL 1,2; jMSR:’nji ™ i.2; P 4; RIFLE aa'S uur, . 3; H LIFTING 1,2; BAND 1; QamsriLlj BAND 1,2,3,4; CLASS OFF.' 1,2? FHA 1,2,3; CHOIR 3; HISS LHS 4 WImLlulaj Ubn VQjjjbt «3.V a « FAV 2, FHA 2,3,4; ”V UV,a £ . Q CLrrr Li BANK 3; BB 2, CH 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3; 1,2,3,4; FHA OFF. 1,2,3; H. SOCIETY 1; JMSR PUY i; P. 4; SB 2 AlJL TOVi B BALL 1,2,3 4; BB 1,2,3,4; CLASS OFF 1,3; FFA.1,2; FHA 3, 4; FHA SWEETHEART 4i FB 3,4; H. SOCIETY 1,2,3,4; KjbT--STUDENT OF THE MONTH 3; W lIfTING 3 4-WHO'S WHO 4; FHA OFF 4 ?V. BASEBALL 2,3 . WElrii2,3,4! FHA 3.4-Ai.BB 1 3 “EIGHT-LIFTING 1,2.3:4FB BASEBALL i 2,3 4. „ 1 jt3t4 L0. piSPcao i 4 Vs •WO 4: CHOIR. 1. WH0 S 11 Hardest Workers Alicia Haddox Daniel Jersey THpsI School 5?frit Lana Busev Tony La'.ir The Who's who of the Senior class are fellow classmates elected to high honors. To be named a member of the Who's Who by your peers means a great deal to any student. The Who's Who is a conglomer ation of Seniors who are thought to be either the most likely to be ahead in some field, or in some cases, the biggest clown. The Who's Who shows off jn xl talented Jennefer Hensley Mike Nolte Jfcefi Class Piss Ivans S- hr. Harrison 73cit Aj-l Abound 'Personality Jennifec Deacon Chad Porter the Senior athletes and the most spirited achieve ers. It also reveals the students who have bright and shining personalities. This years Senior class is made up of many different people. It's a unique class with alot of leadership and ability in it. The students voted Who's Who! We are saluting these students for their efforts, abilities, and friendship. 14 i ila jyZ f uk L__ BB 2,4; CH 3,4 ; CF 1,3; CLO 4; NP 4; SC 1; BASEBALL 1, BB 1; CF 1,4; CLO 1-3; FFA 1; FB 1; HON-SOC. 1,2; NP 4; STUCCO 1,4; SOM 1; VO -‘TECH 3, WEIGHT, 2,3,4. oB 1,2, BB QU. CAND. 3; CHOIR 1 3; FHA 2,3,4; JR. SR. PLAY 4; PUBLICATIONS 3,4; SPEECH PLAY 4; WHO S WHO, 4. j -'EBALL I; IV 1; CJIOJH 3. CLASS £AV- 3; CLASS OFF. 4; FT.A V. FB� ' WS I . 4; FUF 3; SP’F.LCH FiAY ■L J-TUn N-T (V- TI?F MONTI? J . O.kfxA Y AjUL Q UL 7Htdwi) V, YtUh 'Ahjluxicu (Oho id BAND 1 ; BB 1 ; CLASS OFF. 1,4; PUB. 4; STUCO 2.4; WHO’S WHO 4; FHA 4. re8 1! 1iJ 3 4;BB 1.2-3-4; ™ 2; 3Sf ch Play 4; Vo-Tech weight 3,4; BASEBALL 2: BB 1,2,3,4; CLASS FAV. 2; CLASS OFF. 2; FFA 2; FB 2,3,4; HON-SOC. 2; PUB. 4; STUCO 3,4; STUDENT OF THE MONTH 4; WEIGHT 3,4. ANNUAL QUEEN CAN. 2; CHOIR 1,2; FHA 2,3,4; PUE. 4; SPEECH PLAY 4. Vvtlb iAtnKjlf AQC 3; CF 2; CO 3; FHA 2,3,4; FHA OF. 3; FOC 2; NEWS P 4; SOTM 1; «L 3; CLASS OFF. 4 ; HON-SOC. 1; NEWS P. 4; STUDENT OF THE MONTH 1; WHO’S WHO AMONG AM. HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS FHA 1,2,3,4; FHA OFF. 4; PUBLICATIONS 3; SOFTBALL 2,3,4; BB STATS 2,3,4. Mauve Carnation brushed in Silver BAND 1,2,4; CLASS FAV. 1 OFF. 1; FFA 1,2; NEWS P. TECH 4. ; CLASS 4; VO- ‘Ik-UHiA Jt- j£i zi'7L 15 Paul Lamb Mary Lawrence Ruby Lawrence Melissa Lee Stacy Lockhart Roz Matthews Nancy McClure Troy McGee Mike Means Tom Miller Danny Moses Brett Mullins Christy Perkins Darry Powell Melissa Rexwinkl Lesa Rodriguez Angie Ross Marlene Schmidt Shelly Scott Tami Starrett Jeannie Straw Gary Stritzke Sammy Taton Jack Thomas Lynn Voyles Not Pictured: Matt Crites pXajaiAs Nancy Collins Roberta Shulfeldt Amy'Jones Jennifer Krenz Tony Krenz Christi Kuehn Melanie Lively t C Officers' Pres. Chris Penn, Vice Pres. Billy Ross Sec. Jill Voyles, Tres. Melanie Livelvr4 Matt Collins ;Darla Drews )avid Drews Brian Egermeier Att EjLlis Debbie Garner Stephen Greenfield Doug Hannah Ina Hilton Russell Honeycutt if ‘JrA Phillip Ardrey Anita Clark Lee Cole Brain Cornston Christine Deacon Derrick Drews uvin Egernio.r Clint Faulkner Billy Foster Nathan Hacrison Marty Hill Melinda James Dale Jersey Lauri Jones Shane King Nina Martin Chris Means Christine Powell Anthony Rogers Michelle Rogers Jennifer Swanson Rebecca Turney Misty Voyles Jason Wattenbarger Mike Williams Celeste Winn Richard Yates President: V. President: Qj Secretary: Treasurer: Dale Jersey J ) Celeste Winn Anthony Rogers Mike Williams 21 Amy Barnes Rebecca Compston Jerry Flynn Christa Gillman John Gillman Joni Keeton Micheal King Lucinda Krenz Rhonda Long Charlotte Woodson Shawn Woodson T-L: Shawn Woodson- Pres. R: Jonie Keeton- Vice Pres Ji-L: John Gillman- Sec. R: Amy Barnes- Treas. Shawn Woodson Amy Barnes Gary Holmstead John Felton Christy Foster Danny Greenfield Cavan Hoenshell Kr „e Howard Rus ty'Ross Gayla Stritzke Elaine Swanson ead Tammy Kirkpatrick Jason Kuelm Lori Kuehn Michael Lundy Datina Martin ' 'k Chris Nolte jSamantha Penn Mike Rop;ers'- Kay West ' Teacher: Vicki Cowan 25 £ sffl ConinF Bec y? Jared Bottoms Lance Flynn Adelina Greenfield Samuel Greenfield Allen Hawk Missy Hawk Jaime Hill Jerry Hill Tim Howard Vi Vi VG Destony Hurd Jeff Kuehn Repftie Matthews Lloyd Pfohl Rusty Powell Vi Vs I % rci Troy Tucker Shawna Witty Wayne Wood L Vk?VbViAi Teacher : Lynn Maxey C S ;hn Ky Cole Sara Jones Derricji Kuel LisauKuenn r Terry Nckee Justin Meeker Valorie Shufeldt Jason Smith Mot Pictured:David Mink iSe-cond CO COCO CO CO CO Co CO -I CO o Teacher: Sammy Woodson ’C 3 CO CO C D Chris Anderson Tabby Cody Shane Fuller Mike Green Daniel Hill J Amy Howerton Jeff Jones Jelaina Kuehn Gary Martin Brook Mcke V IS 4 I 7 wart I O Teacher: Norma Stewa OPPONENT THEM Watts 06 Cave Springs 32 Foyil 00 White Oak 54 Big Cabin 00 Shidler 26 Copan 15 Delaware 14 Welch 43 Bluejacket 14 COCOCXJCOOOc' As practice began things looked up for the 86-87 football team. Everyone worked hard and with much discipline. With a couple of scrimmages under our belts, everyone looked foward to the upcoming season. With fire in their eyes, the team went into the first game wanting to avenge the loss they took last year from Watts. The rest of the season wasn't as easy as the first game having to play four that made it to the state tournament. The best game of the season was the Homecoming game against the then second ranked team, Shidler. CO Having held them to only a disappointing 1 point loss, things looked up. The season didn't end as most people wished, with only a 5-5 record, A disappointing season hasn't stopped the hard work, but has made next year's team •work even harder. Co C D C D c cy coco C 0 03 CO OO — Back: Chris Ran, Mike Means, Ton Miller, fric George, Chari Rxter, Ten;' larrh, Gcach Ecmie [Wot Middle: Alan Griffey, Dojp Hannah, Trey Tee], Daniel Jersey, Terry Rarsms, Oari Cole Pnt-trm- rnmv Moses, Tcny Krmz, Prank Dickenson, Gary Stritzke, Joe Hayden. ALL S17 TE� � c ’I 1 jLj gl oL m g r mamma „ % ■ ‘ )' __ “Iff '•(•- 'i m r - The year of 1986-1987 for the LHS Cheerleaders, was filled with much excitement. The Cheerleaders attended a UCA Cheerleading Camp, winning many ribbons and a spirit stick. They also participated in the Tulsa State Fair Cheers Competition. The cheerleaders cheered at every football game, and the four senior cheerleaders went on to cheer for the basketball season. One thing is for sure the cheerleaders work hard and together to accomplish many victories for themselves and for the support of the teams, and also the band. To be a sponsor it takes much time and patience. Mrs. McKellips had the patience to stick with the cheerleading practices, dance routines, and especially camp. Mrs. Jersey lent an ear in the times for tears, singing, or really anything that was said or done. ttont tow: Jdn CUllman, Snare King, Clint' Faulkner, Kerry Lixry, Chris ( tens, Eirian Gaip- � stm, Todd Gaskill, Brian Egetmeier, Derrick Chews, Mike King. Back tow: Assistant Daniel k k______________ Jersey, Shawi Wcodscn, Dale Jersey, Jchn Gheenfield, Nathan Harriscn, Phillip Ardrey, Lee Cole, Jim Hansl , and Coach Dcnovan Harriscn. — US OPPONENT THEM 18 Welch 26 00 Bluejacket 18 38 Delaware 00 20 Big Cabin 28 22 White Oak 30 26 Copan 22 00 Foyil 18 � 00 S. Coffeyville 44 ! c! ixcom b ctr ct 33 JT £ •wTI - v p.. ' 5 The Eagles had their good times. Ihey also had their rough. But no matter what they attempted We all knew the Eagles had the right STUFF! In the li itning bolt are Alicia iSqixrrore candidate Jill Vcyles. In tie s and escort Ftank Dickinson. In the heart ian Lana Elisey. The second cloud are Junior In the third cloud are Senior Candidate , rt Daniel Jers . Pictured above are all The 1986 Laiapah Hig i School . Haieoaning ferty are form left j to rigfit: SophoTore escort n Frank Dickerecn, First rimer ip Sophonore candidate Jill ' Vnyles, Queen; Senior Lara 'N fiusey, Senior escort: Daniel N Jersey, Seccrri nmer ip Iym A Yoyles, Jinior escort: Mike J fMeans. The flower girl (fixnt J center): Kelsey Littlepage. The J crcvnbearer (front center): Jdi J !,Lee Alban. cJfi(L LagC s' UM Back Rcw: Coach Terry Dawiing, EfcLc George, Chad Barter, Tiny larb, Chad Cole, Russel Hneycutt, Statisticiai Alter Voyles. Middle Row: Jdn Lay, Chris fen, Tcny Krenz, Terry Fhrscns, Troy Teel. Bottan Row: feriel Jersey, Jack Thcmas, Frank Dickaiscn axi Billy Ross. US OPPONENT Tr.ill 65 Nowata 68 56 Copan 33 33 Quapaw 56 55 Commerce 63 58 Wann 71 ITT Foyil 36 62 i Copan 46 73 Dig Cabin 43 62 Foyil 39 52 White Oak 44 69 Alluwe 41 Pictured above ace the Senicc basketball playecs foe the 1986 - 1987 year. PIctuced in clockwise position ace Daniel Jecsey , John Lay , Teccy Pacsons , Tcoy Teel, Chad Poctec,and Tony Lamb. US OPPONENT THEM 66 Oaks 73 77 Conan 58 62 Wann 56 66 Delaware 36 50 Nowata 18 62 Alluwe 52 65 Big Cabin 38 84 Delaware 52 66 Copan 43 53 Shidler 54 46 Welch 55 39 US OPPONENT THEM 40 Nowata 49 74 Copan' 50 80 Delaware 58 62 Vinita 77 45 Quapaw 47 66 Warm 57 53 Foyil 55 44 Copan 31 57 Big Cabin 24 51 Foyil 53 54 White Oak 60 67 Alluwe 33 60 Pitcher 50 62 Quapaw 60 51 Kansas 72 62 Warm 43 84 Delaware 59 70 Nowata 42 72 Alluwe 19 51 Big Cabin 30 62 Delaware 50 54 Shidler 38 59 Afton 69 64 Ripley 57 Bade Row: Coach Tem Stewart, Roz f-fet thews, Ary Jenes, Laura Livingston, Lym VoyLes, Statistician Arber Voyles. Middle Row: Angie Ross, Trisha Ifere, Melissa Rexwinkle, TAra. Starrett. Bottom Row: Kathy Riley, Jill Voyles, Christy Perkins. ThT 1986 - 1987 basketball season for the girls was fast paced exciting, with a season record of 17-9. They took first runner-up in the NEO Tournament. They won districts by beating Shidler and advancing to the Regi-onals. During this the girls developed a rival with Quapaw. The Lady Eagles had five of the their team members make the allconference team,with Lynn Voyles being voted as the conference MVP. The ladies have all of their starting team returning for the 1986 -1987 season. THe ladies only lost one player, that was Senior Laura Livingston. Next Season should be even better with talait returning srd new players canirg ip. Senioc: Lauca Livioestoo Fairfax White Oak 11 Wins 7 Losses )askit Back Row: Becky Cb:pstcn,Lauri Jones,Christine Deacon,Goach Ton Stewart,Middle Row: Jenifer Swanson,Rebecca limey,Misty Voyles, Christa Gillmen,Front Raw: ny Barnes,Jcni Keetm,DjoindaKrenz, i Char latte Woodson, t—v ; C. GiirC 5 yr. us OP 17 Alluwe 33 27 S. Coffey 40 38 Nowata 20 20 Copan 35 42 Delaware 37 44 Delaware 36 12 Copan 37 51 Wann 29 38 Alluwe 20 49 Delaware 31 27 S. Coffey 32 38 Big Cabin 19 18 Foyil 31 36 Alluwe 35 60 Wann 42 48 Delaware 26 49 S. Coffey 51 35 S. Coffey 34 IE Of 31 Alluwe 54 ( 32 So. Goffeyville 45 36 Ccpan 21 46 Delaware 48 38 Delaware 32 31 Ccpan 36 54 Warn 38 38 Warn 22 31 Write Oak 36 38 Alluwe 30 60 Whm 29 44 So. Goffeyville 37 I j'ack new: Gcach larrison, Jdn Greenfield, Natiian liarriscn, Phillip Audry, _______; Lee Cole, Brian Gorpston, Asst. Daniel Jersey. Kir idle row: Kevin Fgerrrier, Jimy Regers, Shawn Vnodsan, Jim Horsley, Kemeth Lrrrly, Anti tot Regers, front Pew: Qint Faulkner, Mike Kirg, Derrick Drews, Shane King, John Gillman. 19 r. skelba I c op’s The Jr. Hi i Boys started out slew tins year dropping the first 33TE to Allure and the • second gprne to South Goffeyville. They beat Copan and then lost a two pointer to Delaware just before Christmas break. The Jr. Hi$i beys care back after Christmas ready for action aid lost only two gpmes. Che to Ccpan in the fourth quarter and the second to White Oak after a see-saw battle. Altou i the Jr. Higji Beys were a long way from a perfect season, to teem was able to beat them twice and they aided with 7wins and 5 losses. The 1987 iirapeh Scfool TRasketball Itare-coming Fhrty are from left to right: 2nd rvroer-ip, Sqti. fry Jones; with escort, Sr. Chad Barter, Quean Jr. Tami Starrett; with escort, Jr. Chad Cole, 1st rurerup Sr. Jennifer Deacon; with escort, Ehic George. Flcwergirl; Lindsey Dawning: CrowTbearer; Jeff Janes. Back Row: Elaine Swanson, Samantha Penn, Christi Felton, Kristie Howard, and Coach Draper Front Row: Gayla Stritzke, Kay West, Lori Kuehn, Tammy Kirkpatrick, and Da tins Matrin US Opponent THEM q 04 So. c'ville 22 22 Delaware 08 “T 15 Warm 18 10 So. C'ville 24 15 11 Anderson 21 i 23 16 Chelsea A 28 r 28 19 26. ELEMENTARY Wann Wann Delaware So. C'ville Delaware 18 04 12 28 08 Q x I s upponen Delaware 12 So. C'ville 16 Foyil 32 Chelsea B 22 Chelsea A 26 So.C'ville 15 Wann 12 B o y s BASKETBALL 24 32 21 34 10 18 Oak Park Wann Wann Delaware 37 10 16 07 B So. C'ville 13 White Oak 09 Mike Rogers, Chris Nolte, John Felton, Danny Greenfield, and Coach Draper Cavon Hoenshell, Michael Lundy, Rusty Ross, and Jason Kuehn i ? 46 US OPPONENT THEM 31 Alluwe 54 32 South Coffeyville 45 36 Copan 21 46 Delaware 48 38 Delaware 32 31 Copan 36 54 Wann 38 38 Wann 22 31 White Oak 36 38 Alluwe 30 60 Wann . 29 44 South Coffeyville 37 The Jr. Hi$i beys started out this year dropping the first gpne to allun and tie seocrrl to South Coffeyville. Tyey beat Copan and then lost a two pointer to Dsleware just before Chris tires break. The Jr. Kigjb boys cae bade after Christi res ready for action and lest cnly two gpmes.Che to Ccpan in tin fourth quarter and tin second to White Cek after a see-saw battle. Althoygjo the Jr. Bigjn boys were a long way fran a perfect season, no team beat them twioe and they ended with 7 wins and 5 losses. Back new: Coach Donovan Harrison, Berry Hill, Chris Keans, Lee Gole, Jdn Goeenfield, Brian Corps ten, Jim Hanley. Bottom Row: Dicky Yates, Mike Kirg Jiimy Rqgers, Kevin E emrier, Derrick Drews, Shane Kirp. Beck Row: Icriy Laib, Russel Honeycutt, Terry Parsons, Clay Faulkner, Chris Hem, Jdn Lay, Troy leel. Bottom Row: Coach Ned Rnillips, Tom Filler, Daniel Jersey, Dour Harsh, Brian ILLchardscn, and Alan Gtiffey. US OP 05 Nowata 09 07 07 14 Copan Caney Valley Delaware 11 09 01 27 White Oak 19 07 Foyil (District) Copan 09 04 05- The Lenapah baseball season ended with a 2-5 record.lt is hard to say it was a disappointing season because the season was cut short by rain cancelled games.The F.agles lost a couple games in the last inning.The Eagles biggest problem was unenforced errors.In the last game,the Eagles lost a heart-breaker 4-5 because of a base-running error. The boys had a great time in all their games. 48 O ccn? b,oarcl' nirai us son ;i s ar.rn :u:-; opraa?. i Turn 1‘VjV i I Foyi1 Foyi I Foyil. -1 aware .ynoi'.a r’nyi ] io.l r. :nc(' Pelnbarn Loon--t Grove 1 ina •-.'cell Qockwise frun top: Angie RossJ Lym Vcyles, Christy Perkins, jfe Kathy Riley. The 198? Larapah Girls Softball 'Lean had quite a successful year. They were District Qiaips, Rej icn-al Semi-finalists, and ConferoToe Chaips. Altho$i tlry are loosing Sr. Aljer Voyles, they' hope to revise and refine their skills for a ifl teem next year. ft ' .ioliack Rw 12 sisacK tuw : Gcach Ton Stewart,Trisha Hare,Lym Vcyles,Marlene Schmidt,Ary Jones, f. Melissa Rexwinkle,Roz Ntettliews,Angie Ross. Bottan Row : Kathy Riley,Tara. Starrett f Jill Vcyles. Arber Vcyles,Christy Perkins.________________________ gpCCxTJ C oo O-p Si OocvQ cnQ c o oo oocxj co %c ic$ a.CC 1987 ALL-SPORTS BANQUET Male Athlete of the Year-Tony Lainb Outstanding Offensive Player-Terry Parsons 50 Kyle Waite Award-Amy Jones WINNERS Kyle Waite Award-Frank Dickinson Female Athlete of the Year-Lynn Voyles Outstanding Guard-Angie Ross Outstanding Defensive Player-Chad Cole Best All Around Football-Tony Lamb Basketball Co-MVP's-Frank Dickinson and Chris Penn Softball MVP-Christy Perkins Baseball MVP-Terry Parsons Outstanding Weightlifter- Daniel Jersey 53 f ACADEMIC BOWL +-07C1!! BUCKETHEAD THE BENCHWARMERS MY + THE SENIORS SORRY — FFA - NO PIC. AVAILABLE UNPREDICTABLES ★ WINNERS ★ 1) all tfshiramuraL Tony Krenz fa Eric George Berry HOI fa Todd Gaskill 5 i sei Etaait Douglas fa Jinny Rogers Darrell Stritzke Lance Nboretea:! Att FI] is Ik sake folte Phillip Ardrey fa Stan Miller Tim Bel kny fa Larry Digger Jack Thonas fa Troy Teel ice ft Clockwise from top:Stacy Lockhart ,'lreas-ure;Lynn Voyles, President;Jennifer Deacon, Vice-president; Angie Ross,Sec-retaryrJill Voyles , Hi s tor ian ; Amy Jones,Chap-]in.Center: Daniel Jersey, Reporter. Qcr guest speaker and Jenifer. i rs. Huuorti arl guest vatchirg Jill and Ary lhe H1A started cut slow because no cne knew if tiiere vas going to be a {rograii this year. The installation of officers vas dene with a cardie lighting ceremcny. As usual,tine sponsored the Christmas Farce. As a fund raiser,the tHA sold necklaces. The H1A vas not able to attend the state convention,so they took a flopping trip to TUlsa. This year instead of a banquet, tine FliA liad a tea. Back Row: Tony Lanb, Lauri Jones, John Lay, Jennifer Hensley, Shsvna Orand, Laura Livingston, Sandy Garrison. Fourth Row: Yvette Starrett, Haris Simmons, Marlene Schmidt, Jennifer Swanson, Christina Deacon, Rebecca Turney,‘Madoma Honeymtt, Melinda Teel. Third Row: nancl McClure, Elaine Wheat, Christy Perkins, Cindy Whitt, Chrlstl Kuehn, Melinda James, Celeste Itfun, Lana Busey, Misty Voyles, Jim Hensley. Second Rowi Daniel Jersey, Sponsor Caroline Howard, Angle Roes, Amy Jones, Jennifer Deacon, Stacy txxrkhart, Lynn Voyles,Amber Voyles. Bottom Row: Dicky Yates, Mlks Williams, Derrick Drews, Chris Powell, Sare Stone. 1st row. Charlie Scott, 3ae Kir j, Antluy Rqnprs, Kevin Egprmier, Chris Macre, dint ftxilkier, Jdn Greenfield, Kuriiith Uii . ad row: Long Ikxinh, lay Kraiz, limy towell, Jim Fblk, Hxy Lait), kusel Ikneycutt, Hilly Roes, Ttry Tir� 1t a1«i CkrilTey, ltlifi Foamier. 3rd row: Gidjpt Mingi, Qiristl Klein, Aifpla Sduridt, Joanie Strarf, Iioz tlittilve , ktocai Uncy, Mduile Livley, Alicia ItxkfcK, Elaiie Mnot. 4th row: Lae Cole, hit lero ttCoe, ifiai Rldmdsai, Haiy IttU, Jinny Rcgpre. 5th row: ftdan Ccrpstan; Mike Ifems, Matt Collins, Jock Hums, Tbdi Cad dll, Guy Stritzte, U ny Hues, Stephen Otaifield, day Fhilkner, Chvid iinevo, Ikait to las. FFA underwent no major ifc changes this year.There were 'r, ' more people involved in the organization(44) than in past years.Many more awards — and trophies were picked up this year than in past years also,as pictured on this page.Overall everyone was more active and tried harder which accounts for FFA member accomplishments this year. TopiHoz Matthew,Reserved Grand Chrxnpion Lamb CentersUarry Powell,Champion Ewe and Champion Showman.Hot tans!roy t)cGce,Crand Ounnpion Showring Steer. MDovc:Alicia lla kioxj2nd Place Rate of Gain Steer,lligh Ind. State Horse Contest,2nd High Ind. l-and Contest NLO.lift:Rebecca llimey, Shane King,Clint Faulkner,aid Alicia Haddox; State Uunner-up Horse Judging Team.Below: Russel Honeycutt,3rd High Ind. OST Inter-scholastic. Officers Left to Right: Melanie Lively Sweetheart, Alicia Maddox Vice Prea., Jim Folk Pres., Roz Matthews Treasurer, Jeanie Straw Secretary, Billy Ross Sentinel, Troy McGee Parliamentarian, and Elaine Wheat Reporter. Above fright: Troy Teel, Tony Lamb, Alan Griffey, Russell Honeycutt, and Jack Thomas. Left: Alan Griffey, 2nd High Individual, and'NBO Farm Shop Contest. ________ cjS fd o Top 1st row:Jim Folk.2nd row:Poncho.Jrd row:Tom Mi 11er,Jeannie Straw,Rebecca Turney,A1icia Haddox. ‘Top right: Jim and Poncho.Left:Jeannie and Thermo'61 Pevi1. Rront: John Felton Row 2: Laurie King Row 3: Michael Lundy, Ga'yla Stritzke, Elaine Swanson, Jason Kuehn Back: Danny Greenfield, Rusty Ross, Kristie Howard, Samantha Penn, Chris Nolte, Kay West, Tammy Kirkpatrick JQ c urn. Sax Duet: Christine Deacon and Brett Mullins The 1987-86 Eagle band earned several awards for their effort and Devotion. They went to contests in Dewey, Districts, and Tri-State. Pictured here are sane of the receipients of the awards received. All awards were excellent, with one Superior going to Jim Hensley for Solo. CONGRATULATIONS Clarinet Trio: Melinda James, Sherry Oshel, and Christa Gillman Trumpet Trio: Steven Greenfield, (Kevin Egermier, and Kenny Lundy: not Pic) Trombone quartet: Charlie Hensley, Georgina Waggoner, Avery Meyer, (not pictured, Kristy Woods) Solo:;Charlie Hensley, Jim Hensley, Avery Meyer, Christine Deacon rw-k row: Charlotte Woodscn, Melinda Janes, Jenifer Krenz, Jim Hensley, Sherry Oshel, Christa Gillman. Middle row: Etett Mill ins, dint Faulkner, Kevin Egermier, Stephen (kemfield, Kareth Lundy, Nathan Harrison, Jennifer Hensley. Bottom Row: Michelle Regers, Misty VcyJes, Ary Earnes, Becky Gorton,Christine Deacon, Shawn Woodscn, Avery Meyers, Charles Hensley, Director Art Farraxl. 63 .. CLODS OF HOPPER iv Casr of Characters Ginaer . . .’.......Chcisty Perkins Laurette Pace.......Maclene Schmidt 0 Vanessa Van Sneer...Melissa Rexwinkl? Nurse Pedicure......Nancy Jo McClure Bia Poppa Clod......Mike Nolte r Al i Seltzer........Chad Cole Baby Darleen........Stacy Neal J Sister Women........Tami Starrett r P.U.................Troy Teel Bia Momma Clod......Maria Simmons J Cadwalrader Eays....Jim Folk 0 Carson Mouthwash....Stan Miller J Grandpappy..........Darrell Stritzke Wanda...............Stacy Lockhart Billy Boy Bonkers...Terry Parsons U Norma Lee...........Melissa Rexwinkle 'Lawyer Filchpocker..Diana Wood - ’Curbstone Gertie....Cindy White V Miss Rineo..........Trisha Hare A Roxie...............Kim James rs (Director...........John GreeofieldV )arrell Stritzke, Chad Cole, ind Stan Miller. Great hel ;ith the Speech Play. Cindy Mute, Nancy M£Lure, Terry Parsers, Phria Simrms, Stacy Middle: Jim Folk, larrcry Starrett, Christy Perkins, Melissa Hey Teel. Front: Pferlaie Schrridt, Kim James, Trisha Hare 65 CHAD PORTER Is the son of Susie and ''Allen Hill of So. Coffeyville. Chad is a good hard worker and with his winning attitude Chad was voted Student of the Year Chad is Student Council Pres. He is also active in football, basketball, and worked in the 1987 ( Eagle Yearbook part of the year.U CONGRATULATION'S CHAD!! 1986-9,1 AUGUST S M T W T F s Y 7 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3C 31 SEPTEMBER S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 t 23 24 25 26 27 28 25 30 OCTOBER S M T w T F $ 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1 19 20 21 27 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 NOVEMBER S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 OECEMBER S M T w T r s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 ’.9 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JANUARY S M T W T F $ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 J 3 14 15 16 17 IB 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 f8� UART S M « T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 MARCH S M T W T F S 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1-9 20 21 22 23 24 25 2E 27 28 29 30 31 APRIL 5 M T W T F $ 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1? 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 S M T M £ T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JUNE 5 M T w T F 6 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 : I 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 JULY S M T T F $ 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ALICIA HADDOX “ V ‘ ■ P IS the daughter of Benny and: Donna Haddox of So. Coffeyville. Alicia achieved high standing with students alike while participating in many school events as well as FFA where she served as Vice Pres. She is also a Senior Recieved Salu-tatorian Award and was active in basketball for a year. y CONGRATULATIONS ALICIA!! January Eric George Junior February Amy Jones Sophomore March Chad Cole •x. Junior April Angie Ross Junior May Daniel Jersey Senior £ CE HEN'3%51 y — Randy Swanson, Grant Mangels, Ernie Kuehn, David Kuehn, Garrrett Woods r stel J itty Chasey Smith, Eddie Dean, qra iu£ a -tons' nJGradeTar Sara Jones, LisaTCuenni Valarie Schufeldt, Derrick Kuehn, Terry McKee, K.Y. Cole, Justin Tf QRWr! Jerry Hill, Rusty Powell, Jeff Kuehn, Samual Greenfield, Destony Hurd, Tim Howard, Shawna Witty, Jared Bottoms, Reggie Matthews, Adelina Greenfield, Troy Tucker Gradg Felicia Clark, Eric Egermeier, Becky Gillman, Matt Gillman, Robby Long, Clifford Oshel, Carl Shufeldt, Mike Swanson, Sean Wyrick. Samantha Penn, Jason Kuehn, Datina Martin, Kay '• Christy Foster, John Felton, Elaine Swanson, West, Tammy Kirkpatrick, Lori Kuehn, Chris Nolte, Kristie Howard, Danny Greenfieldf th raB Ti Mike Rogers. JJsTf. pra itSfc p ? Curl is yWlscn (----is “ -J4— ’ Here we are in our Senior year. We have worked hard to come this far. Now the time for decisions has come: Like how to pay for our car. We have stuck together for 12 long years, and we've watched each other grow up. But if we are adults now, why do we feel like a frightened pup? Is it because we know we must find our own way? In a world we know can destroy, or is it that in the back of our minds we still want to be a little girl or boy. They tell us our lives have just started, and we think, Oh great, now what? What problems must be answeredarri what armies mist be fought. We are the leaders of the future. The royalty of days to come. The changes we have planned will most likely shock some. So with our memories in one hand and our future in the other we will venture out into the world to search, learn, and discover. —Shawna Orand 9 86 amh DO THESE GUYS REALLY LOOK r Mr a H cyn I d III s u tit IktcjG. Jfaclclox a q e OT?d „,jl rui. £- c 111 khv o READY FOR THE WORLD ? ? ? FRIENDS MEMORIES YOU ARE THE SPIRIT OF V1K ct a.vetrptst?i Apx (Offirr iHnrhhtf (Cxx. 214-A EAST FRANK PHILLIPS BLVD. BARTLESVILLE. OKLAHOMA 74003 PHONE 336-3242 SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS FOR -.•4 Royal Typewriters Va cf. c4. Sanyo Copiers ) Adventure Lion LET THE ADVENTURE BEGIN TODAY... bankA COFFEYVILLE BANK I Coffevville 8th Walnut Coffevville. KS 67337 (316) 251-0200 Member FDIC 0 EN50N LUMBER EO. Drawer B South Coffeyville, OK 74072 Phone (918) 255-6050 COFFEYVILLE STATE BANK 313 West 9th Member FDIC 251-1313 83 LEADING EDGE A AUTHORIZED RETAIL DEALER « c y hi lit' 251-1880 124 West .Qf.h, Coffeyville, Ks. 67337 National Bank V MAIN BANK 814 WALNUT ORIVE-IN 601 W. 8TH COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS (316) 251-5500 Fix Flats Computer Balance All Tires Sell Tires Hercules Dunlop Michelin 11Z1 cfiptifOtLlz., %S 1205 W. 8th Coffeyville, KS 67337 Open Daily 9-9 Sunday 1-6 251-5680 Dr. H.V. Grundy Optometrist rundy’s Phone: 335-23 238 Washington Park Mall 2350 S.E. Washington Suite E Bartlesville, 7400( Customer Services UJe Provide For Vou Time And Temperature 24 Hours Per Day By Calling 273-2911 VISA SCS AUTOMATIC T€ll€A Open 24 Hours master charge THE INTERBANK CARD o. The Money Grower Association HOME SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 11? W Cherokee IDEAL RESTAURANT Nowata, OK 74048 273-3636 129 North Maple Nowata, OK 74048 Phone 273-1242 “Founded 1914” THE IMAGE Eighth and Willow So. Cofteyville, OK 255-6590 KEYSTONE PIPE SUPPLY COMPANY Oil Field Industrial Supply Nowata — Bartlesville Oklahoma HoLLj arTn. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS lRodjixy and -Kaun -Lay. otvnxu ■ cHCbl Sox 22 ■ XtnafiaA. Oltakoma 74042 AA -ff -fC V ■McDonald's Office Planning Office Supplies Creative Printing Office Furniture 1 I fw “You Deserve A Break Today” “ 4626 316-251-055C 1704 West 4th 212-216 West 9th Bartlesville, OK Cbffeyville Ks 302 W. 11 Street Cofteyville, KS 67337 Ph. 251-3330 87 NOWATA CLEANERS Drive-In Service 508 E. Cherokee 273-1123 Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Betty and Veron Alexander 4 THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP D.R. Holeman, Manager 720 Maple Street Coffeyville, KS 67337 Francis Red Keenan' Eileen Keenan 316-251-6682 101 West Eight ST. Coffeyville, Ks. 67337 Congratulations1 to the Uui srt V ) SAFEWAY You work ar. honest Gay, you get an honest deal. Open 8 to 10 Seven days a week. Coffeyville, KS. 67337 ,316-251- 6820 1000 Hall SELC0 1013 W. 8th COFFEYVILLE, KS. (316) 251-6620 Burial Insurance Grave Markers Stump ff-Nowata FUNERAL HOME HOMER STANART 616 E. Cherokee Nowata, OK 74048 Phone 918-273-1550 88 SNOW FLOWERS Proper Training Pays Get the job you've always : wanted by getting the proper training at SEK Vo-Tech. We have a high job placement percentage and financial aid is available! Enroll now! Hurry before classes are full. 114 W. Cherokee Nowata, OK 273-1611 SOUTHEAST KANSAS AREA VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL lh Ronspvelt Privant Party Rooms Available Coffeyville 251-3910 Complete livestock needs SOUTHLAND GROCERIES MARKET Groceries — Coldcuts Self Service Gas Fountain Drinks Phone: 255-6480 209 Willow South Coffeyville Oklahoma, 74072 WE 00 others as we would HAVE them 00 US Oouth Lofjejmi cfeed Sprays, wormer, specializing in horse feeds, pet foods supplies open 8:00-6:3v DON’S A-l ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL. RESIDENTIAL. SERVICE ENTRANCE REMOOELING STATE LICENSED BONDED INSURED Plume 501-636-264o 3L2 South 39th St Rogers, Ar. 72756 [Route 1, Box 248 Snnrh Coffeyville 8:00-5:00 Sat ■Ph. 255-655 Ok 74072 • _ WHEN YOU VP TRIED THE 3 Nowata, . CALL TEL LEST. (918) 273-2975____________ REST____ 89 I- OTISM-! annr® rare ©©„— COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO TRUCK TRACTOR PARTS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE VALVES • TURN DRUMS BEARINGS PRESSED HYDRAULIC HOSE REPAIRING W LLTTgn NUmiM A WEI 273-3460 110 (. CHEROKEE 6-251-2004 122-124 West 9th Coffeyville, Ks 67337 Tues- Sat. 10:00-5:00 Jim Russell 3830 E. Frank Phillips Bartlesville, OK. 74006 Jeff Munger-MGR. (918) 333-3599 £ unsuraxce. David Clark 112 North Maple P.O.’ Box 740 918-273-2487 i.owata, OK 74048 Iretat fi, ujater-tab., 273-2265 P.0. Drawer 151 -Oklahoma 7AOASE Beal's Feed Store Coffeyville KS Boles Jewelry 123 W. 9th, Coffeyville, KS City Drug 128 E. Cherokee, Nowata, OK Coffeyville Music Coffeyville,KS Deluxe Cleaners Shirt Laundry 217 E. Main, Coffeyville, KS Farmland Ind. N. linden, Coffeyville, KS Dr. Gibson 115 N. Pine, Nowata, OK Hargrove Auto Supply 1602 Walnut, Coffeyville, KS The Jean Junction 809 W. 11th, Coffeyville, KS Dr. Lowell Meister 111 N. Maple, Nowata, OK Parmac P.0. Box 1149, Coffeyville, KS Roark Donut Shop 311 E. Cherokee, Nowata, OK Stuf't Shirt 114 W. 9th, Coffeyville, KS Dr. Terry D. Thompson, Chiropract 2205 W. 8th, Coffeyville, KS United Automatic Co Coffeyville, KS Wilson Tire Sales Service Coffeyville, KS • and J irftOtfXf its Boat Brokers-Nowata Music Co. 706 E. Cheroke, Nowata, OK Buckman Furniture Show Room 13 W. 8th, Coffeyville, KS Coffeyville Motors Co.,Inc. N. Hwy 196, Coffeyville, KS Del Dot Bait-n-Tackle Rtl, Box 325, Copan, OK Farmers Co-Op 123 Vinita Road, Nowata, OK Fosters Recreation 113 E. Cherokee, Nowata, OK Gilbert's Shoes 108 E. Cherokee, Nowata, OK Jan-L's Corner of Elm, Coffeyville, KS Charles A. McQuigg D.D.S. 321 E. Delaware, Nowata, OK Mr. Paul's Style Shop 506 Willow, So. Coffeyville, OK Reta's Cafe 310 E. 8th, Coffeyville, KS Sharpes 104 Cherokee, Nowata, OK Talyor Wholesale 1300 Willow, Coffeyville, KS Total Leather Hwy 60, 169, Nowata, OK Weinbergs Coffeyville, KS 93 CHANGE OF PLANS !!!!! We decided that room for Autographs was more important... ... so here you are. WRITE ON.........! S4 We the EAGLE STAFF hope that you enjoy this book. We have tried to make it as accurate and as complete as we know how... SENIOR CLASS I’KOlllECY MIKE NOLTE-- is now the featured lead guitarist for the Run LT1C JLAl’RA LlVINGSTON—will be the managing executive of a Volkswagen Corporation In Bonn, Germany. pONN� E DOUGLAS—is working for Anderson's From and Decoration Supplies explaining why prom invitation have two envelopes LMADONNA HONEYCUTT--has married Scott and owns her own branch of Bridal Boutique in Dallas. Texas. In her spare time, she is cheerleading advisor to the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders DANIEL JERSEY--has finally made the Chicago Bears football team— .LANA BUSEY—becomes drill sergeant of the 307th regiment •ALICIA HADCOX—becomes the first female jockey to win the Kentucky Derby JENNIFER HENSLEY—becomes the next female vocalist champion on Star Search. YVETTE STARRETT —is the new mascot for McDonalds—Ronette McDonald JOHN ELLIS—is recognized has the top hairsylist for the Hollywood stars TIM BELLAMY—becomes Mr. Universe in 2007. TROY TEEL—was drafted by the Dallas Cowboys in the NFL first-round picks in 1993. He replaced Hershal Walker as first string halfback. Troy was also recently beat out of the Mr. Tough Guy competition. MARLA SIMONS—defeated Troy Teel to win the male division of the r Mr. Tough Guy contest. — AMJER VOYLES—is a nun at a convent and is coach of the track team N TONY LAMB—i� as won the Nobel Prize for Medicine for discovering the C----- prevention of the Lamb baldness STACY NEAL—is the new owner of the Fe—no I.D.'s required TT1 SANDY GARRISON—is the business teacher at Lena pah High School. Her primary duty is advisor for the yearbook. CHAD PORTER—has become owner of Safeway Stores—still sacking groceries ______ TERRY PARSONS—has become owner of Nuvav Groceries and has moved the ■ store beside Chad's Safeway Store, and the two are continuously fighting price wars DLANA UOOO—has a management job at Chad's Safewav store as Terry's spy. £Z JIM FOLK—becomes the next George Strait DARRELL STRITZKE—remains on his well-deserved job with Ford Motor Company as test driver for automobile reliability in collisions f-----JOHN LAY—is still trying to make people laugh — - JAMES HAMILTON—has made millions by convincing several former UIS r'—m classmates to buy ocean front property in Phoenix. L STAN MILLER—has, through his extensive language training from his =r boss, Victor, been appointed United States ambassador to the r Nationalist Republic of China. However, he is having legal problems getting his motorcycle through customs I1AVNA ORAND—has become the first lady mayor of South Coffcyville, EF replacing her long-time employer and former mavor, Jesse Butcher . JENNIFER DEACON—has sec a new record for the least amount of sleep for” •£_ a five-year period by O.D.ing on No-Doz. MELISSA CEP.LER—now the wife of RLck, was recently hospitalized as a - result of injuries received when she was attacked by a bull while working at the Coffeyville S kyards. sEMOt will ----- BeiLeew- wills Ms aOilitv to graouat to all drop-out's. Una Busey- wills her ability to itav caLa during s 3 car collision to all (utura invars education stislanta. iJaasufar Deacon- wills har anility to oav attancion throughout an antira football tax to nausea av and har “blono'Auur to Oxrvstv Parkins. , Boraua Douglas- wills his ability to work In acnool to Ms it Crltaa arm Ma ability to uy to paaa a taat to Stapnan Groan laid. Jata Ellis- wills Ms Oonaiap disease to trie George and hla nirlmwaa Vinca' to Jarry Film. 1 Jin Folk- wills Ma ability to tkip acnool aid not (at caught to TTby naCaa. cumio- wills all har pcaetlge to Hr. Stewart. hallaaa Garier- wills har variety of ropari to Cnongwe waggoner and har ability to com to School to tau Co Ulna. Alicia Hatktox- wills har ability to rlda a harm to Jeanne Straw. , iiMilnn heint of imocant borjv and cull tv conacianca hare W wills the Yaaah • mtnair.?Sk-oaoa nonay. sonant- caaacll:aonavw hall cha njcaars. ail tna conun all back to cna school • Jearufer ftanalav- wills her hats to lytei Volyas � d har ability to tlian kaap thw f to Stacv Locahart. door and identify a Jock to haliasa tfcmvcutt- wills har ability to lock a Cay Rannnkle. iw .i jmr wills Ms height to Eric George. Taoy Lab wills Ms blazing tpaad to Fran Dlckaneon and Ma jinping ability to Qms Paw. JoW Lay- wills Ms ability to sit on the bwcic and not ccnoiain to Billy Boas. «1 Ms drip-oali to Qins Pann. Stan itllla- wills Ms real clothe to Gary Soritzka and Ms long hair to all tha 7 ,mai dipping• vjuara. facist. raonaca. kiearapan of Lsnapan High, eaniuoing Jim Folk. Stacy heel- alao oiow. as tha Vl’dal of '_H.S. wills har nptrtua in design fashion’ to Shailv Scott. Mka Holla- wills his hair to Ctoug Karcn Gary Stntika. Shawna Orsrd- wills her ability to data tha mm guy for 'Alta. M Mr due call to Frank Olckanaon. Ms read. conzortabls. -anni ahoaa to ora than ona night to Cindy roll In football practice Tarry Parsons- wills Ms ability to go through tha ac without hurting cm ona to Tony trail. Oad Porter- wills Ma ability not to lose Ma umomr to Hr. Graanflald and ms at lity. to pica up girls to San Teton. ■oris inanii wills her aoilltv to gat to school on tlM to Stncv Locahart. Yvetca Starratt- wills her black trencncoat to tonci Collins to sea if It has tha vaaa cl tact on nar. (Do «ou mi want ina means I) ana har soft-ipocan voice to Angie floss. Darrell Stntxsa- oaina ot tamo nnd ana body wills his caeoex-caatad roach stabilizer to rr. Phillips, ana MS pet clan Otto' to otto tha woncertui paooie. -joy Teal- wills Ms welding ability to Alan Griffey and Ms ability to aao ms south imt to Blllv Boss. aabar Voylas- wills har ability to rvk� . to Ro Mstthaws ana her figure to My Janes. Dima Jooo- wills har taisical ability to all tha unoar-cisaaoen van aren't abU to got a eusicai education iw. AM I Laura Uvimston will all Gasbe psrscrnmaUe to Xancv rxtClure ard to Tttahs Kara __ I will m right Foot . — ...We want to thank you for your support of our book!!! LOOK - READ - and ENJOY! % m